20 Sep 1891
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1891
Page
1
Advertises a local store's fall and winter merchandise selection. Claims low prices and large stock across clothing, furnishings, carpets, and shoes. Emphasizes affordable variety, easy sales quotes, and a strong appeal to value during hard times.
At a Charleston meeting of New York Life policy holders a three person committee was formed to investigate grave charges about officers and managers. George H. Tucker Julien Mitchell and Dr C F Panokni named to report back with recommendations for concerted action to protect policyholder interests. The committee will outline the policy to be pursued for adoption. The policy elders favor a cautious approach.
Nezvapa Cal Sept 19 The Derbec Drift mine superintendent Gallvotti was killed by highwaymen while riding in a two horse buggy toward the city with $5000 in gold bars. Ostrom, his companion, drove on after a first shot wounding a horse, then hid the body and notified officers. A wagon retrieved the body as armed men marched to the scene.
Our store showcases the newest ideas and novelties in silks dress goods and trimmings. The selection is extensive with elegant materials and practical, desirable choices for every taste. We guarantee quality with refunds or replacements for imperfect items.
A verbose sales notice touts an excellent carpet department withCotton Chain to Tapestry and Velvet options. It invites customers to visit, measure rooms, and compare prices, asserting honest representations and real bargains on fall and winter goods.
A September fire at 49 and 851 Sedgwick Street Chicago tore through the rear of a three story brick building, killing seven and wounding one. The Schalk family perished. Robie Burns and his wife and three children were rescued. Occupants on the second floor escaped, including John Dondo and family. The blaze started in a bakery on the first floor, spread to a rear shed with hay, then up the rear stairs to sleeping rooms.
Fire at the Henry Ellen onl mine twenty miles from Emuinouam Alabama started at 4 am. Several acres of land near the entrance collapsed within two hours as the mine burned. Origin unknown. no lives reported. The company planned to abandon the mine. some attribute the blaze to revenge by unemployed miners. Loss described as heavy.
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