Death, sales, and meetings amid Bainbridge events
The community records deaths including Mr. John D. Wood of Bainbridge and Mrs. J. D. Chason, with mourning in the city. Ab Averitt of Fowltown dies after illness, and funeral services are noted. Revival meetings led by Rev. Bob Jones and Rev. J. A. Smith run at the courthouse with public urging attendance. A New York Racket Store bankrupt sale draws crowds, while dessert recipes and local commerce chatter fill the page, along with railroad promotional material from the Atlanta line.
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John D. Wood
Green 8.C
J.D. Chason
I. Wood
Bainbridge
Court House
Bob Jones
Alabama
J. A. Smith
Gilreath
New York
Electric Bitters Restore a Life in Mill Creek Dr Farthing Story
Nine years ago C Farthing of Mill Creek Indian Territory faced near death when life hung by a thread. A druggist recommended Electric Bitters and the bottle restored his strength. He claims he has been well ever since. Sold under guarantee at all drug stores for 50 cents.
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Dir. C. Farthing
Mill Creek
Ind
Ter
Electric Bitters
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Mr. Ab- Averitt
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Facon Presbytery
Macca Presbytery
Fean
Yikor Smir
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Decatur County
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Joe Brown
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Atlanta
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H. F. Hamil
Hamil Building
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Donalson & Donalsor
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Bainbridge Ga
Shingler Building
E. J. Morgan
Willis Drug Store
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J. W. Talbert
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Wallace D. Sheffield
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Dr. King
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