Weintends to do business at cash prices at Wexelbaum NY Store
Special notices announce the firm will not extend credit and will charge cash prices. Indebted customers are urged to settle promptly. The executive committees of Sunday schools seek thorough examination for the next quarterly report. A new railroad charter proposal would connect Buena Vista Ellaville Vienna Swainsboro Millen with Columbus Savannah line, with local subscriptions of 20000. Sabbath School convention set for the 26th at A D Gatewood’s schoolhouse. A painful accident injures Lee Council at McGarrah’s warehouse when a runaway wagon throws him. he recovers under Dr Hinkle’s care.
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Therm
LCK
Wexelbaum
New York
Price School
M. Speen
Prest
W. B. Harelson
Buena Vista and
Ellaville Railroad
Vienna
Eastman
Swainsboro
Millen
Savannah
Central
Columbus
Dooly County
Sumter County Sunday School Association
A. D. Gatewood
Sorge
Hannison
Lee Council
McGarrah
Jed Willet
Hinkle
Did you ever. A collage of notices and ads in Americus
A long column of miscellany from Americus lampooning poems to advertisements. It notes local taxes, market reports, new pool tables, a court house foundation, a cotton compress introduction, a fresh gas price, and various personal notices. It mentions farmers, merchants, and public readings with brief, vivid snapshots of town life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Heimer
York Store and Waxelbaum trade in 100000 dollar outlook
The York Store at the Cotton Avenue and Nar Street corner and Waxelbaum & Co are described as steady suppliers amid a bustling Wool and yarn market. A Savannah News correspondent notes the firm’s sales could reach a six figure total, with robust distribution and a roving trade pattern continuing to supply the demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annah
Americus
Cotton Avenue
Nar Street
York
Arerond
Waxelbaum & Co
Bargain Store announces rare prints sale at 5c per yard
A consignor offers two cases of Prints retailing 10 to 12c per yard. Short ends range from 1 to 10 yards, enough for 1 to 3 dresses per pattern. Sale price is 5c per yard as is or 6c if cut, advertised by 8 M. Couss Bargain Store Tam selling sugar and coffee cheaper than BS B.D. Ansey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Couss
Tam
Bear withdraws from mayoral race to seek unity in Americas
W P Bear states no ambition for mayor unless it serves peace and welfare of all people. He would retire if the public expresses a will for both Mayor Felder and himself to step aside, allowing united selection of a candidate for all residents white and colored. Also note: pianos and organs at D B as rich in melody. call and hear this afternoon.
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Eufaula
Americas
R. E. Cobb
Americus
National
Eufouls Times
Hirsch
Allen House
D. B Hill’s
Schneider
Flicker Bros
Epiron Arconpes
Felder
W. P. Bear
D. B. Hill's
Prof. Schneider
John RB and Shaw's listed in personals notes
The column lists several local mentions including Julian Price visiting the city yesterday, Maj. W. L. Glessher at Lee Superior Court this week, M. Callaway W. A. Harrison and Lawson Stapleton on a business trip to Lumpkin, Annie Clare Amos returning from Dawson, Kate Felder visiting relatives in Perry, and a note on electric bitters as a cure. Also references to musical instrument repairs by D. B. Hill and a music instrument repair service with Professor Casien schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Price
Maj
W. L. Glessher
Lee Superior Court
Messrs. M. Callaway
W. A. Harrison
Lawson Stapleton
Lumpkin
Annie Clare Amos
Dawson
Kate Felder
Perry
O. W. Felder
J. G. Parks
Helena
Bee
Ospt
W. H. Allen
City
Richland Georgia Hears of Quiet, Bright Social News
From Richland Atcubann GA Nov 8 quiet dusty city. Cotton market slow. Grand hall at J W Tracy residence a grand success. Many social items like marriages, local business moves, and community notices, with names and places in Georgia context. Dr Frank Wantham to Atlanta for medical course. Health of county described as distressingly healthy. Local residents referenced include Jim Nicholson Majors Meyers and Dr Alston.
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Atcubann
J. W. Tracy
Meyers
Jim Nicholson
Judge Luneford
Judge Lunsford
Frank Wantham
Atlanta
Mike Brooks
John B. Brooks
Alston
Georgia
Advertising Letters in Georgia Bumter County
A list of unclaimed letters at the Americus Post Office, Georgia Bumter County. Letters will be sent to the Dead Letter Office after thirty days if not claimed. names include A Roberta Allen, Lawson Adking, Miss Mamie Banks, A W Brannon, F C Brooks, Mrs Adelaide Biddle, Sallie Cobb, Mrs J H Fengin, Mrs J L Ford, Miss Maud Dawson, James Divert, Jack Dagg, Miss Lizzie Jones, Mrs Geraldine Worrill, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Bumter County
Americus Postofice
Robert Allen
Lawson Adking
Mamie Banks
A. W. Brannon
Mrz
F. C. Brooks
Adelaid Biddle
O—Sallie Cobb
J. H. F—W. A. Fengin
J. L. Ford
Maud Dawson
James Divert Jack Dagg
Lizzie Jones
W. Lanford
Cony
Linlakean
M—Elunds McQamn
Geraldine Worrill
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Reoonben
Dad
J. 8. McCorkle
John T. Argo
Calvin Carter
Jackson Street
W. B. Buchanan
Hugh Brown
Arthur Rylander
Macon
S. T. Coleman & Co
Brady
Tabler
B. W. Bussoftihner
The
Baptist Church
Baptist
Charnb
St Brunswick
New Orleans
America
Marshallville
Court House
John Woods
Pilsbury
Johnson
Marshal Lingo
Julius Shipp
Cusseta
J. EB. D
Court House Yard
W. F. Mins
D. N. Batowim
Earl
Augusta
Charleston
Auguste
C. Stone
Fort Valley
Loftain
Sumter County
Mollie Hames
Germantown
Hye
O John RB
SHAW
John
Shaw's
B. J. Eldridge
Casi
D. B. Hill
Richland
York Pricen
John R. Bhaw
Americus, Go
Ter
Jorveys
Joen BR. Shaw's
Ter Ce
New Tre
Webster County
Sarah Coe
Richard Cal
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