Assembly Opens 40 Day Session In Greenville
Armed with a carload of bills aimed at corporations, General Assembly members convened in Greenville for a forty day session. Governor Heyward’s message read, Gordon tribute noted, and a funeral committee named. A wrangle over an associate justice election and other matters followed as the liability bill faced party lines and possible impact on cotton and textile interests.
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Rail and slot bills shape Georgia House agenda
Ednesdat s proceeding reports a busy day with railroad measures advancing to third reading including a broad franchise bill and a delay penalty for rail freight, and new court and circuit-jury changes debated. Senate focused on the fish bill as Governor Heyward and delegates depart for Gen Gordon’s funeral in Atlanta.
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Georgia Honors Gordon in Atlanta Memorial Services
South Carolina Governor Duncan Clinch Meynard delivered the tribute as Georgia mourned John B. Gordon. Thousands packed Capitol Hill and the State House as Confederate leaders and preachers spoke of Gordon’s life and death, with 60,000 said to have thronged the Capitol grounds. The body lay in state under a guard of honor as Governor Terrell presided and speakers followed, including Gen Stephen D. Lee, Gen Clement A. Vivan, and Judge Thomas G. Jones of Alabama.
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Voice of Gordon Tribute Echoes in South Carolina Church
An emotional service at a church honoring Gordon, friend of Hampton and South Carolina, featured Gov Heyward and delegates delivering fervent tributes. The procession to the cemetery included Spanish moss tokens, floral emblems, and a somber crowd, with the South Carolina delegation returning to Columbia.
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Overstocks Prompt Clothing Sale Delayed Price Drops
A local retailer advertises thirty days more of lower prices to benefit every customer. The shop emphasizes clothing as the principal overstock and plans to sell at reduced costs for the next month, claiming exclusive sale of certain goods.
Staguse & Bros Ligh Art Clothing In 30 Day Cut Price Sale
Staguse and Brothers Light Art Clothing promotes a 30 day sale with a written guarantee on new suits if fading or shape loss occurs. Goods are pre tested and shrunk to prevent shrinkage. Douglas and Godman Shoes are advertised as solid leather with guarantees and a replacement policy if not as shown.
Hats No End To Them Sample Lot Closeout
A short advertising notice invites customers to millinery and grocery closeouts. The seller promotes hats, soft bosom shirts at cost, and various groceries at cheap prices, thanking patrons and hoping for continued patronage.
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