AmERICUS Recorder 1800 politics and notices reel
The American Recorder daily and weekly editions announce published schedules and prices for Americus, Georgia. The issue compiles diverse 1800s political updates, census notes, and local and national political chatter, including lawmakers, conventions, and regional economic notes. It summarizes GOP and Democratic maneuvers, state events, and shipping and industry items with prominent mentions of Georgia counties and notable figures.
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Georgia
Sumter, Lee
Terrell
Stewart, Webster, Schley
Marion
Macon
Dooly and Wilcox
Americus Post-Omic
South Carolina split ABC convention ends with bolt
The South Carolina Democratic convention adjourned after a night of turmoil as anti Tillmanites bolted refusing primaries. A Tillman-led executive committee formed, seceders pledge to fight in Columbia August 13 to oppose Tillman in September 10 nomination. District politics threaten the white man’s party unity and potential use of negro votes.
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South Carolina
Columbia
Tillman
Democratic Party
Georgia on Wheels inquiry in Macon Telegraph
In a rail notes feature the Macon Telegraph discusses Florida on wheels and proposes a Georgia on wheels venture. James Gouldman offers to back a Georgia car to showcase the state's resources using merchandise samples, aiming to attract southern investments.
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Macon
Telegraph
California
Florida
Georgia
James Gouldman
Gouldman
T. C. Parker
Planters’ Oil Company
Northwest
Far West
Aight
Grand Slaughter Sale of White Goods and Charlies
The advertisement lists extensive discounts on white plaid organdies mull checks muslins lawns challies and wool Charlies with prices cut dramatically from 65c and 76c to 49c and 19c per yard plus remnants and largely reduced wool goods. It promises unmatched low prices in Americus and mentions closing patterns Monday.
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Americus
Unclear sale notice with yardage price and patterns
Fragmentary retail note states 29 cents and 64 per yard for goods. Mentions all choice patterns. No clear date or store name provided.
Ribbons and dry goods sale announces deep price cuts
A bold dealer boasts of the largest ribbon stock in the Americas and offers drastic reductions across bleached lisle vests at 55 cents, silk undervests at 674 cents, and mitts formerly 50 to 7 cents now 25 and 85 cents per pair.
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