Local notices and ads from Bainbridge area
A mixed column of local items, ads, and notices mentions Pickensan's flower yard, Williams Bros. goods, and Fred Smith's offerings. It notes debates postponed, temperance events, real estate mentions, and regional social updates involving families like Miss Annie, Mrs. Rainey, Ada Heart, and J.R. Graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JL Pickensan
Cat Deed Smith's
Fisy
Smith's
Seare
Fred Smith
Irkinson
B.L.V
Baltimore
Helen Rainey
Williams Bros
Jones
Mir
J. R. Graves
Gosutown
Jaliette
Georgia
Ada Tieart
Virginia
Hoozer
Annie
Carolina
Mbiatuure
Bainbridge
Dobridge High School
Local Notices and Advertisements Highlight City News
A mixed page notes Mr. G N Salsbury of the Signal Service visiting Savannah and inspecting a weather station here while praising the town and its people. Miss M J Reynolds announces Spring Millinery stock full and inviting ladies to inspect styles and prices. City officials urged to drain standing water along the riverfront and near the S F and W Ry wharf areas, addressing depressions and ditching needs promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. N. Salsbury
Savannah
Cotton Belt
Mene
Sa Jesup
Alapaha
Thomanville
Albany
M. J. Reynolds
Georgia
River Front Flood Averts Rail Disaster
Last week during high water the 8. F. W. Railway line along the river front risked damage as six hundred feet of road-bed near the wharf engine house and water tank were threatened by rising waters. The rails were submerged and embankment menaced, but Conductor Newbern and wharf engineer C. N. Buchannan worked to bank the track and the railway escaped damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Newbern
C. N. Buchannan
Green Shade Tabernacle work under way in community drive
J. W. Anno calls neighbors to haul timber to the Green Shade Tabernacle grounds. Lumber is being cut and boards prepared. the building contract is let and workmen want to start immediately. Tempting crops make timing tight, so local teams are urged to move material to site at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Eorrors
Green Shade Tabernacle
Taly
J. W. Anno
Green Shade Union Sunday School Picnic Notice
The notice invites all nearby schools to Green Shade for a May fourth picnic with representation from Thomasville Cairo Whigham Bainbridge and Quincy. Committees arrange excursion trains from Thomasville Cairo Whigham and Bainbridge. Builders plan a Tabernacle as Rev J W Ainsworth aids. Everyone to bring baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Shade
Thomasville
Cairo
Whigham
Bainbridge
Quincy
Tabernacle
J. W. Ainsworth
Brothers and Friends
Guv. A. Wiget
G. A.W
Miriam Notes and Local Happenings in Decatur
Decatur notes report lively progress after flooding with farmers busy planting corn and oats looking well. J A Donalson’s new house nearly finished. he remains in Calhoun County Florida, expected home next week. J E Donalson adds to his saw mill aiming 23 000 to 30 000 feet daily. mill under B P Remer. G E Callaway finds new Bainbridge route via Steve Spooner. Prof Lightfoot visited Sunday. vacant sag ball chair anticipated as a boy bought four ELS bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eorrors
Democrat
Decatur
J. A. Donalson
Donalson
Calhoun County
Fla
J. E. Donalson
Bureau
Local notices and community updates from Whigham and Bainbridge
A scanned 1888 era column reports teaching shifts in PACEVILLE and Srivania, local officials and lawyers in Bainbridge, and a blaze at Mr. Pleasant Hotel with estimated loss. It also notes newspaper advocacy for The Democrat, farmers’ Alliance activity in Georgia, travels of residents to Florida, social events, and local advertising for remedies and groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paceville
Florence Barineau
Recovery
J. W. Campbell
Srivania
B.B. Bower
Farmers’ Alliance
Georgia
Decatur County
H A Spear
Capt. E. Moseley
W. B. Foreman
W. B. Sims
C. B. Stall
Capt. G. Davis
Pleasant
S.C. White
Florida
Democrat
Old County
Bainbridge
WaicHan
Gaa
Diggins
Lime Link
Wathers
Prof. Watbers
Whigham
M. B. Martin
C. C. Pierce
Alliance
Alliance Club
W.T. Forester
S.P
W.A.R., Iis
J. B. Crawford
Tobacco Planting On Florida and Carl Vogt Farms Visit
A visit to the Santa Clara plantation of Florida Tobacco Producing and Tradings Company and the La Rosa plantation of Carl Vogt & Sons reveals new ownership and rapid improvements. Hundreds of acres cleared, tobacco planted, fences built, and houses rising as prep for curing. Plants set March 29 with ceremonies. Havana seed from Cuba tested. experimental crops of Delhi Sumatra Japan and Persian varieties planned. A Quincy offer of 10 per plant and weddings among Alsatians noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Herald
Santa Clara Plantation
Florida Tobacco Producing and Tradings Company
la Rosa
Carl Vogt & Sons
Santa Clara Place
Santa Rosa
Frank Vogt
Havanna
Vuelta Abajo
Cuba
Chas Vogt
Delhi
Sumatra
Japan
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Oppenheimer
Storm
Banning
Corry
Smith
Bushnell
Gee
Wiggins
Quincey
Alsatians
Quincy
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Pensacola
United
Hailey
Fred Smith's
Jobnson
Johne
Habu
Macon
Youngian Association
Dewoora
Sharon
Tess
Ilvis
Gener
Sons of
Camilla
Todouy
Erin
Bain
Rey
Gadsden County
Columbia
Ala
Port Lyon
the Tabernacle
Green Shade Union
Miriam
Wihiligham
Acker
I. Zacharias
L Zachrias
Ayer
J. H. Broome
Broome
Rock Pond
Harnett House
Bosche
United States
Canada
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
E. H. Smart
Asker
L Zacharias
E. J. Monaax
B. Nusspatmm
Court of Ordinary
C. L. Harrell
Elwood C. Harrell
Lillia J. Green
Bainbridge Democrat
C.d
WC. Jones
Tedd
Ionic
J. Steininger & Co., Proprietoria
WC Jones
Ipoey
Iver
Peipneys
Browels
Farnsworth
Norwich
Conn
Ayers
I. E. Fowler
Bridgeport
Mayhew
New Bedford
Mass
Massachusetts State Assayer
A. A. Hayes
Iadden & Bates
Largo
Watersom
Hocsesteg
Gar
Mason & + Bent
Mason & Hamlin
Packard
Jay Sute
Easi
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