Baindridge Weekly Edition Notice Apr 2 1889
The Remorrat I H Russell and J A Brown editors publish Baindridge news in this April 2 1889 issue. Local items, notices, and community matters are covered with period journal tone.
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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1889
Page
2
The Remorrat I H Russell and J A Brown editors publish Baindridge news in this April 2 1889 issue. Local items, notices, and community matters are covered with period journal tone.
Notes from the Troy Enquirer detail Alabama Midland progress Troy to Montgomery grading, right of way condemnations, and a $275 damage verdict for Mobile and Girard. Extensions toward Tuscaloosa and Ozark Daleville planned, with potential shop sites and $55,000 land costs. Citizens urged to support locating shops. payrolls rise.
The piece urges people to help others and lift those in trouble. It portrays push as a moral impulse to aid neighbors, improve lives, and inspire action, emphasizing courage, strength, and community duty in daily life. The exhortation calls for proactive kindness and support everywhere.
City Treasurer C L Harrell presents Bainbridge Georgia accounts with the City Council. The January to cash entries include numerous gen tax receipts from Bower Donalson Bower Cenilla Bower EC Bower and others along with fines licenses and dray licenses. The document also notes a Georgia probate citation for Emily E White estate administration in Decatur County with June first as return date and John M Brown named County Administrator.
The document itemizes gen tax charges for Graves and Fleming and others, and lists numerous huckster licenses, restaurant, boarding house, and guano licenses, plus street sale fees and dog taxes. It records fines for individuals including Jones, Lynn, Parkins, Brown, McKennon, and others, and notes balance on hand. It ends with ads for Shiloh remedies and a Hamlet passage with medical cures.
For sale a commodious two storied residence on Clay Street currently occupied by Captain O. G. Gurley. Vacant residence lots in desirable city quarters also available. For information contact Mason O Neall, agent for A. T. McIntyre.
City ordinance requires all persons firms or companies planning to engage in any business for the fiscal year starting May 1 1889 to record their name with the recorder by May 1 1889. Notice dated April 1 1889.
Notice in Decatur County Georgia that at the July Session 188) the Legislature will consider a Local Bill to incorporate The Bainbridge Lake Douglas and Suburban Street Railroad and Telephone Company and define its rights powers and privileges. M. O Neal Donaldson and Hawes Attorneys.
Petition for charter of Georgia Naval Stores and Lumber Association to manufacture spirits and naval stores, construct railroads and telegraph lines, own mills and lands, issue bonds, and operate for twenty years in Bainbridge, Decatur County. Capital stock stated as 259000 dollars with 150000 paid in. filed April 11 1889.
D A Russell applies in proper form for permanent Letters of Administration on Amanda V Williams late of DeSoto Parish Louisiana. Citations issued to creditors and next of kin to appear at official office on the first Monday in April to show cause why administration should not be granted. Witnessed by C J Monsenixy.
A Georgia Superior Court filing from April 8 1889 petitions incorporation of The South Georgia Live Stock and Planting Company. The group lists Thomas B Brooks Raphael Pumpelly John Pumpelly D McGill and Robert A Lytle seeking authority to raise livestock cultivate crops manufacture and market products, own real estate and build facilities in Bainbridge Decatur County with capital stock of 750 shares at 100 each. The charter would run twenty years with renewal option and include telegraph lines stage routes and store operations.
Notices cite heirs, guardians, and creditors to appear in April or May 1889 in Georgia Decatur County to contest or confirm returns for years support and guardianship and to show cause why administration should not be granted. Names include Mrs Fannie J Talbot Mrs Louisa J Peddie J H Munnerlyn Admiral Nelson and Joseph Nelson.
Fragmentary notice states parties are warned not to trade the note to Emery Johnson and to Ada P. Zeigler on a stated ground, with unclear dates and terms. The garbled text leaves key details uncertain.
At the same time and place the lot of land No 378 in the 21st district of the county was sold for unpaid taxes for the year 1838. L. F. Patterson. This January 28, 1999, Sheriff.
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