25 Apr 1889
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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1889
Page
1
The letter describes Decatur as a thriving Georgia city on the river with pine and oak surroundings, mild healthy climate, and celebrated artesian waters. It notes its growth, industries, schools, and welcoming atmosphere for settlers and visitors. Historic remarks include state chemist endorsements and local commerce.
The Detroit Free Press reports a club president admonishes Brudder Lightfoot for pretending to be a professor. Lightfoot admits fiddle playing and smoking as the president notes debt, shoes, and rent issues. One week is given to quit the professorship and seek work or face removal.
The Washington Star reports the President will select only capable men who earn neighborly respect, aiming to curb self styled leaders and expand white protectionist barriers. A southern leader warned he would fail to distribute patronage in his state. Connecticut legislature bans tobacco sales to minors and restricts smoking in public places, while New York doctors warn tobacco harms nervous systems and health.
The Georgia State Sunday School Association announces its sixteenth annual session will be held in Brunswick from May 8 to 10, 1889. Officers, district secretaries, and county delegates are urged to attend, with preparations under way in Brunswick and invitations to county representations. The notice encourages press coverage and outlines aims of promoting unity, ideas exchange, and church-based Sunday school prosperity across Georgia.
City Treasurer C L Harrell presents a detailed January to March cash account for the Bainbridge City Council. The ledger lists numerous gen tax items, licenses, fines, and street taxes, with many names and small balances, plus vouchers paid and balance on hand.
Community groups and estate owners discuss improving commuting options and housing plans. Local leaders urge coordinated efforts to boost neighborhood access and property value through coordinated services and charging arrangements.
T. Hines, Bainbridge, announces sale of his interest in the Hines Brothers livery business to operate under his name. He pledges to provide the best turnsouts in the city including single and double teams saddle horses and related services with a trial period offered.
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