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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1900
Page
3
An early 20th century consumer note extols Linen Batiste and Dutchess Silks with plain and polka dot patterns, Madagascar azibar bricks, and silk wool blends. It promises durable, cool fabrics, a vast stock from artistic manufacturers, and prices marked down for Easter shopping.
Ad promotes wide range of footwear low quarters and varied parasols tied to warm weather. Highlights $1 parasol, shirts priced from one cent to a dollar, emphasis on quality materials, strong stitching, and guaranteed fit with fashionable designs.
In Seasonable Clothing for men and boys just received equal if not better than tailor made at half the price This is one of my special departments I suggest you come and look through it The top notch of perfection is my motto and at lower prices than elsewhere Are you going away I at my line of TRUNKS and VALISES and take one with you Just to make them popular and for a week only I am selling regular Maile Hose at ½¢ per pair worth 12 1-2¢ Same reductions all line through the
A collage of brief notices from Bainbridge area: local visits by J R Graves al in laurn ee and others, business ads for P E Tinley Attapulgus, Gurleys Department Store, Oak City Drug Co, and Bainbridge ventures. Mentions Memorial Day timing, rural mail routes, water mains, a hospital-like expansion, and upcoming Democratic events with candidate notices.
The County Democratic Executive Committee elected A. L. Hawes as Chairman and Charles W. Wimberly as Secretary at a Saturday meeting in the courthouse. A May 15 Democratic Primary was set for county offices and state races with white voters only.
The Columbus Enquirer notes possible steamship service from Mobile via river and gulf with a weekly round trip to Mobile and low freight rates between Apalachicola and Mobile. The move aims to capture river trade, potentially reducing Bainbridge and Columbus freight costs. The piece also covers local politics, tax rules, and community notices including church events, hardware and plumbing shop openings, water shortages, charitable sales, and upcoming elections.
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