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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1900
Page
2
The piece warns advertisers to hand in changes for standing notices by noon Tuesday to ensure insertion. It also reflects on public figures and political chatter surrounding Admiral Dewey, Bryan, McKinley, and local Georgia politics, with notes on journalism’s role in shaping public opinion.
A Quitman Advertiser note highlights rapid town growth through collective effort, citing a $20,000 plant funded in a single day and urging unified action to attract enterprise. It praises the Alkahest cooperative Lyceums and memorial ceremonies, and reports on local politics and healing anecdotes.
Ely Bros. announce Ely's Liquid Cream Balm for nasal use with a spraying tube priced at one shilling. The liquid preserves the cream’s medicinal power and absorbs quickly without drying secretions. Also advertised Chamberlain's Pain-Balm for rheumatic pains and injuries with a one bottle price of 25 cents and a guarantee of relief after one application.
The letter announces J A Bush as a candidate for Judge of the Albany Circuit, pending the May 16 primary. He cites thirty years of law practice, urges voter scrutiny of qualifications, and pledges fair impartial administration tempered by mercy. Also lists candidates for County Surveyor Charles Mims and Tax Receiver J W Beadle, subject to the Democratic primary on May 15.
Oscar Pearce announces candidacy for Tax Receiver in Decatur County Georgia. He seeks voters support for the May 15 1900 election from Whigham and surrounding area.
Court order directs administrator Ira W. Sanborn estate sale of a Bainbridge vacant city lot and a 250 acre tract in the 22nd district, at Bainbridge courthouse on the first Tuesday in May 1900. Also multiple citings for permanent administration on estates of M. N. Paulett Jack George R. L. Bruce and Maggie Joiner guardianship relief for Maggie Joiner.
A large size red Jersey bull strayed from West Bainbridge on December 23, 1898. The animal bears a smooth crop and clipped right ear with a bullet hole in the left ear, both horn tips sawn off. Owner listed as Dan McGill and George Littles.
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