Cash Store Offers Broad Merchandise Stock
Local merchant invites customers to inspect a curated stock of goods aimed at meeting regional wants. The note emphasizes long mercantile experience and knowledge of shopper needs.
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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1901
Page
5
Local merchant invites customers to inspect a curated stock of goods aimed at meeting regional wants. The note emphasizes long mercantile experience and knowledge of shopper needs.
Fair dealing motto offers to pay the highest market price for country stores in season. Guaranteed satisfaction and swift service promised to sellers.
A travel diary outlines a lengthy trip from Vienna to Buffalo via Cleveland and Chattanooga. It notes hotel visits, Garfield monument tours, Lookout Mountain views, and quotes costs for rail fare and Midway attractions. The author closes with tips on travel time and expenses, including Niagara Falls and and the Exposition’s near end date.
A compact mixed column of humorous quips and social commentary ranges from weather, love, and fashion to politics and regional stereotypes. It features sharp lines on manners, manners of speech, and playful takes on public figures while touching on labor, romance, and the era’s gossip.
The piece notes Rev Sam Jones criticizing local sects at Milwaukee and Salt Lake City meetings, Mark Twain declining Missouri invitations, Confederate Gen John Mosby named a federal land office special agent in California, a Kansas City wife coping after her husband’s morphine episode, and Kansas City preachers linking drought to moral judgment.
Local ads announce deep cuts to clear summer stock with items like dress goods clothing hats and caps at cost price. Store urges customers to visit and inspect goods to secure purchases and restore space, promising low prices and satisfaction.
Auction notice lists Boniske public sale to begin July 4 at Aylor's store. Details are incomplete but indicate a continuation day after start with a line of items for sale.
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