Silk Draperies and Dresses On Sale This Week
Prices cut this week on all silk draperies Fancy China silks and evening dresses at Davison and Lowe.
03 May 1891
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1891
Page
1
Prices cut this week on all silk draperies Fancy China silks and evening dresses at Davison and Lowe.
A Athens exhibit offers 100 Silk Umbrellas at 95c this week and 500 Children's White Caps Bonnets and Straw Hats to be closed this week. Now is the time to get a bargain.
All robes and combinations will go this week regardless of cost in a dress goods sale.
Fifty ginghams at 5 cents each with value 19 cents per yard, fifty pieces check muslin at 3 1-2 cents valued 7 cents, and fifty pieces white plaid lawn at 8 1-2 cents worth 12 1-2 cents. Sale advertised by Davison & Lowe.
Fabric houses present Evening Wear selections including Silk Mulls Fig Swiss French Organdies and Chiffons for evening dresses. Designers showcase varied textures suitable for formal attire and special events.
A brief shopping round up invites readers to explore parasols wind sor accessories handkerchiefs ruchings ribbons and laces with seasonal style picks and vendor highlights.
Athens will appear at the Chicago World’s Fair with photographs of its institutions and notable buildings. Photographer W H Clancey of St Paul has visited Athens to capture views, promising perfect images of the town’s education and private sites for the exhibit.
T D Meador of Oglesby and Meador urges fortifying against sudden bowels trouble as he endorses Dr Biggers Huckleberry Cordial. He proclaims it a dead shot to bowel troubles and likens attacks to a robber invading the household.
Illinois House committee approves a $1,000,000 appropriation for an Illinois exhibit at the World’s Columbian Exposition. A 25 member state commission will supervise, with two Illinois members of the national commission and two state women managers. Construction plans are advanced, with two years to opening, extensive building contracts, and foreign participation from France and England. Colonel Phoebe Couzins and Judge Waite push a court motion delaying removal of the secretary of the board of lady managers, with a postponement to tomorrow.
A lively Athens scene shows fish markets thriving every Saturday and new houses rising amid street grading. The Augusta and Chattanooga line remains active, Georgia Midland is coming, and the Banjo Club gains solo status as the Yahoo Quartette inspires townsfolk. Professor Bocock’s likely Milledge avenue home nears completion, while W. O. Cooper recovers from illness. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised for appetite and headaches.
Monday at 1 p.m. in the School Hall Miss Paulin will illustrate mental arithmetic for teachers and clerks, with a French conversation exam for top pupils. Rosa Woodberry, a young writer featured in magazines and newspapers, is invited to speak on the Georgia Press Association work at the Kimball House in Atlanta. The piece also notes Defoe’s advocacy of insurance and women’s education, and advertises Bradycretine for headaches and a residence for Rev. Conaway bole.
A council meeting will consider keeping the Washington Street School and securing a county court house. A councilman argues the city cannot afford to lose the school and urges a plan that provides sufficient schooling as Athens grows. The debate may include site swaps and using the court house as a school if acquired.
A pharmacy ad claims Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and lung ailments guarantees relief or purchase price back. It touts safety and pleasant taste with trial bottles at 10 cents from J Crawford & Co. Drugstore.
Minutes of the Phi Kappa Society meeting dated May 2 1891 show President Johnson presiding. Inaugurations for Park and Kelly as president and first vice president noted. debate timing set for 10 30 a m May 16. dues enforcement motion carried with Denmark tasked to post notices. medal committee formed. debate on love topic debated with verdict for negative. adjournment noted. Baby carriages advertised by O Farrell & Fuckenstein Athens.
Local column highlights a Boston shoe stock return and a big shop in Georgia. Reports cover a run away wagon near Hancock avenue, a Judge Cobb lecture at the M C A, revival meetings at the First Methodist church, and ads praising Davison & Lowe. Also features gas cooking benefits and household tips.
A historical notice praises the firm of Vess VonDereau and Bickers as prominent dry goods dealers in Athens. It extols their honest pricing, quality goods, and broad city and country trade, urging readers to visit their establishment to secure bargains through a large advertisement on the inside page.
The Athens Dramatic Association prepares for May 22 staged play at the opera house as amateurs take the boards. Scott Thornton headlines the week with a serious comic performance drawing full houses. Kings Daughters host a sociable at the Manse with music, recitations, and refreshments, strengthening local social ties. Miss Douschka Holcombe and Lucy Cobb guests signal a busy social season ahead. A campus dance and Hill Street musical entertainments are planned, with university faculty home life and fashion notices rounding out the social scene.
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