Shoes and Dress Goods Stock For Sale By Local Merchant
Opened inventory includes 45 cases of men women and children shoes plus a large assortment of Worsted Goods Anticipating a rise in prices. The dealer highlights Berringer Strauss West and a growing Buffalo firm with crowded salon rooms and a vast dress goods stock, complete in ladies dress goods trimmings notions fancy goods clothing and related items. Wholesale department is well stocked and ready for buyers in Eufaula Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Kempner
Berringer, Strauss & West
Bafaa Ya
Ala
Eufaula
Did You See That Four-Horse Wagon Story
A local boast about a four-horse wagon from Stewart county carrying furniture from the Farn Store of Ones and Sears ends with a note that a girl will be pleased. The fragment hints at a newsy anecdote or advertisement from a small town era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart County
Farn
Ones & Sears
Unclear Plaid Routine Noted for City and County Visits
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a person labeled SUI visiting friends in the country the first half of each month and staying at an office in Cuthbert the first half of each month. The text notes he will be in town every Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuthbert
Jas
Wooton
Atlanta
Reece
Fort Gaines
W.A. Hill
Grange Hall
Indian Springs
Owen and Sealy Advertise Clothing Sack Trade
Mr Thomas J Yarbrough, returning from Kimble’s mill in a one horse wagon, was thrown when a breeching strap failed near Mrs Brasier’s Enfants road. He sustained head and facial injuries but is rapidly recovering with marks fading slowly. The item notes pumpkin-pie season per Mr Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lampkin Independent
Thos. J. Yarbrough
Kimble's Mill
Cuthbert ads and notices mix with local notables
A ragged collection of town notices, ads, and brief items covers merchants touting goods from Kemppens to Owls and Saty’s Dress Goods, sermons by Rev McLain, travels of Miss Charlotte and Mollie Gamble, trials and court notes, political addresses by Norwood supporters, and reminders about election print deadlines.
Fractured 17th Century Speech Echoes Georgia Campaign
Fragmented reminiscences recount a heated political speech in Georgia. A long venue, led by Gov. Colquitt supporters and Norwood backers, features strong attacks on Boss Tweed practices, religious notions, and oath violations. The crowd's size and rhetoric underline campaign tensions.
Norwood speech paints Colquitt as violator of Georgia Constitution
In a heated address Capt. Tumlin accuses Governor Colquitt of violating constitutional provisions on endorsements and state bonds. He argues the treasury, private subscriptions, and convict lease details show misused funds. Norwood supporters interrupt with cheers as the speaker insists oath of office governs actions, urging voter support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uon
W. M. Tomlin
Thos. Norwood
Dr. Gunn
Thos
Norwood
Ana
Colquitt. Va
Atlanta
Boss Tweed
Colquitt
Foette
Ger. P.M. B. Young
Atlants Constitution
Georgia
George
Alfred
Earth
Colgas
Orgsbas
Iptutlocien
Gordon
Hawkins
Moser
Georgis
Association of Corporation
Asid Road
Peint
Tumlin
Alfred H. Colquitt
Bill Tomlin
Graham
Benj. H. Hill
Murphy
Capt
Tamlin
Treasury
Prof
Keese
Qolquitt
Empire
M. Norwood
Georgetown Geaorgia Echoes County Strife and Local Notices
A Georgetown Georgetown items recount a violent dispute in Quitman County with George Page and Jack Mercer. Mercer struck Page with a brick bat. The column includes anecdotes about cures for colds, a cat scare with horse nails, electing Mr. Moors as material of Georgelows, and local courthouse chatter. Campaign split between Norwood and Colquitt factions widens as J J Crumbley and J E Smith vie for the Legislature amid governor nominating turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Page
Jack Mercer
George
Jack
Weeden & Dent
Draggiste
Gorernor
Norwood
Colquit
Colquitt
Court House
Georgetown
J.J. Crambley
Dozier
J. E. Smith
Commodity price snapshot from regional markets
Readable prices show sugar at 10 to 11 cents, mixed corn at 76 cents, white corn at 78 to 80 cents, and meal ranged from 15 to 80 cents per unit. These figures indicate current grain and staple costs in the local market for shoppers and traders.
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Chicago
Conention
Buttrick
Thos Brantley
seplTut
J. P. Toombs
Es Kearxen's
Liebig
Keurxens
Aa Keurstu’s
Shriner
W. Stanford
Cottet
Owen & Sealy
New York
Gostotes
Mr. Greeley
Owxy & Seay's
Corpert Appeal
Home Affairs
Kempxen
S. Uf
P.C. Harra
Hood
Eatonton
Lawson
Norquitt
F. Fulasti & Co
Abe Ginest
Eofaula
At Owls & Saty’s
Taylor Society
Andrew College
E. F. Williams
Asmilton
Colwood
Odell H. Brooks
Fort Geines
Bisremains
Ying Gogad
Ricken
Sged Motier
Imon
T. M. Norwood
Hoo
D. E. Butler
Randolph
Elv. M. Milter
Howard van Epps
BR. E. Lester
R. E. Toomba
J. McK
Goon
O. K
Miles Charlotte
Mollie Gamble
Barnesville, Ga
Georgia Wine Company
Capt. Edwards
H.J. Gorzatowski
Clay County
Keene
Capt. Tomlin
Blakeley
North Georgia
Cedar Town
Rome
Cartersville
Mins Forest
Annie Williams
Hancock
Wallace
Jim Bisine
King Alfonso
Coteman's Hall
Gaines
Quitman County Department
Eilter
E. J. Moors
Georgelows
Broad Street
Meiga
Eufacla
Draggists
A. G. Wise
Weeden & Dent, Draggien
Fuala
A. W. Gillespie
Beat
Toaloo
Cuthbert Commercial College
South
B. GC. Adams
Soptour Cuthbert
Partiva
Onta
Eufaula Mills
Allison & Simpson
P. Lorillard
E. Crockett & Sonn
Ber
B.F
Hare Ramil Dc
Patronige Ma
Career Publia Equara
Apt
Smith
Panea
Dlifore
Daniel
J.W. Star
Culbert
F. Toombs
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