Dry Goods Bargain Line Promises Cash Discounts
Local retailer urges customers to inspect their stock of dry goods and buy where they get the most value. Emphasizes cash purchases allow lower prices by avoiding credit costs and discounts competitors.
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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1893
Page
3
Local retailer urges customers to inspect their stock of dry goods and buy where they get the most value. Emphasizes cash purchases allow lower prices by avoiding credit costs and discounts competitors.
A clothing retailer invites shoppers to visit and see their latest styles and best goods offered at hard time prices. The ad emphasizes low prices and a strong sales pitch to give customers a chance to be pleased with the selection.
Do you wear shoes We seek buyers for our new stock never before offered in mercantile history If we do not sell you will regret it as others cannot match these bargains on good stylish fine shoes Prices are exceptionally low and arrivals come daily likely late this week for full stock Various head shapes will find a fit in our shop's extensive assortment
Hats depart from the department and astonish Vienna with an unprecedented display. The feature promises bold styles and a new trendsetter mood as shoppers preview millinery creations and bold brims.
The Georgia Alabama Business College in Macon Georgia advertises exclusive practical methods and guarantees rapid employment. It claims two to three month graduation, lower cost, and superior training than other colleges. It welcomes both sexes year round with day and night courses.
Ordinary Hargrove presides in court while Attornies attend Wilcox Superior court. J O Hamilton plans closing out sales as he quits merchandise. Cotton prices fall and debt payments rise with brisk October activity. The town discusses taxes, a rumored marriage bet, yellow fever in Brunswick, and calls for an artesian well.
J O Hamilton announces closing out his mercantile stock with bargains for all in the next few weeks. He invites bids from merchants for the entire stock and asks interested parties to come and inspect.
Hardy Pitts, among the county’s oldest and best known, died at his Arabi home Saturday. A prominent sheep owner in Wiregrass Georgia and a large businessman, he left a family of about 20 children. He was a devoted husband, father, neighbor, and devout Christian. His long life ended after a well spent years.
The Unadilla High School honor roll for the past month includes pupils who achieved an average of 98 or higher out of 100. Named are Martha Dupree Lena Smith Carrie Johnson Brandy Pate Richard Clewis James McCarthy Susie Lowery Noah Saunders Emmet Graham Maggie Horne Bettie Hill Houston Co Primary Department Susie Hall Bell Wilson Mary Brown.
Mayor Heard secures telegraphic weather service for the county and five large flags for signals. Free weather reports to any responsible party who will display them at Cordele Coney Byromville Drayton and Tippettville.
An invitation to visit a millinery shop showcasing hat styles and prices from 15 cents to high end. The message promotes fashionable shapes shades fancies and fads and invites customers to make the store their home when in town.
Mr. James Tillet Henderson, nearly 70, died suddenly after aiding in a cotton fire fight. Born in Pulaski, he taught in Dooly and nearby counties before a railroad accident crippled him. loved for his Christian character, he fathered Col. D. L. Henderson and shaped public opinion. his good deeds endure.
The Sunday School presents three resolutions honoring Lizzie Adkins, praising her faithful attendance and interest in its lessons. It extends heartfelt sympathy to her family and asks publication of the resolutions, expressing trust in the Saviour for consolation.
Unadilla Minstrel and Farce Comedy Co presents a Friday night show at Hooks Hall to benefit the local school. The program promises 60 hearty laughs per hour with acts by Messrs Barlow and Boren and a range of songs, jokes, tableaux, and character impersonations by Georgia’s best amateur group.
The New Millinery Store showcases a Br an New Fall and Winter line with green and brown shades and new trimmings. Prices not quoted this week as they open and invite inspection while serving the trade. Proprietor Daisy Ripenocr and trimmer Mrs A I Davies invite customers to visit at the door.
Dr C T Stovall and Dr M D Vienna advertise the latest and most approved plans of treatment with rates guaranteed low. They offer prompt night and day walls? urgent care and specialize in obstetrics and diseases of children. Office at Stovall and Fabes Drug Store.
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