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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1885
Page
3
Bainbridge and surrounding towns buzz with Exposition plans. Reports mention Louisiana Day at the fair, local merchants boosting business, hotel prospects, and civic events. Citizens discuss steamer repairs, railroad hopes, and Memorial Day preparations amid market and weather chatter.
The issue reports the death of Mr. Line after a four day illness and extends sympathy to his family. It notes Mr. W. A. Davis Livery Stable hosting the stallion Transfer for the season with pricing on request. Various notices include debt settlement for B Hill Griffin Co, lost keys at the Democrat office, license registry open and penalties for non registration, a humorous poem, and a rate inquiry about New Orleans Exposition tickets. Additionally there is a distressing accident report, a cotton versus sea island cotton note, and local community updates from Bainbridge and surrounding areas.
The Savannah News cites Thomasville's hotel investments as a model for Savannah, noting two large hotels built by local citizens and a wave of private residences and business growth. The piece argues Savannah should attract capital to build a new hotel as Thomasville expands.
Col Harrell City Treasurer presents the first quarter financial details for Bainbridge Georgia. The report lists cash on hand, numerous general taxes licenses fines and fees from January to March, and a balance of 2397 dollars 13 cents. The document includes voucher items paid to various individuals and firms, concluding with a total balance of 4290 85. A related market commentary from the Atlanta Constitution discusses wartime effects on cotton, wheat and prices and regional economic shifts.
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