Unscrambled Fragment Promises Fresh Lot for Sale
Fragmentary note promises a fresh lot of items for sale to customers. It mentions a buyer Mr BR and Eastern location, urging immediate examination before bold sale.
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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1896
Page
3
Fragmentary note promises a fresh lot of items for sale to customers. It mentions a buyer Mr BR and Eastern location, urging immediate examination before bold sale.
A fragmented sales note promotes stock in Domes ting Shirting and tobacco items. It claims lower prices than manufacturers and suggests bulk purchases, mentioning recent acquisitions by a national company and potential savings for buyers.
ANT oo COTTON announces it will pay the high and pay you spot and country pro ve. We pay full meal, corn, syrup.
Cocal affairs church directory lists Rev D H Parker at Baptism Church with Sunday services morning and evening and a prayer meeting on Wednesday. Also Rev W N Ainworth at Aby Sabbath services with prayer meeting and sabbath mass at 7:00 o clock at Catholics office in Gelock. Entreaty to attend all services.
A local firm announces receipt of fall and winter samples for gentlemen wear. The order aims to ensure proper fit guarantees and prompt production, signaling a ready supply of refined suiting options for men.
The piece surveys community life at Fred Smith's Bakery and local stores, notes visiting relatives like Miss Minnie Baker and Miss Edna Gibson, reports on cotton, weather, and politics, and promotes ads and events with a bustling, period-voice tone. It mentions Governor Atkinson's upcoming speech, base ball outings in Quincy, and a new dry goods stock at J. M. Laing's store.
The Central Democratic Club met Monday night and accepted resignations of Secretary C W Wimberly. Col Frank S Harrell and Daniel McGill were named as campaign committee chairs with district appointees listed for Bainbridge Climax Whigham Pearce Belcher and many others to organize party efforts across districts.
In Baker County on Friday Capt Munnerlyn and pilot planned to lift the sunken steamer J P Wilna from the Flint River bottom where she lay three weeks. They aimed to float her to a sand bar for temporary clearance and repair timing uncertain to resume next week. Dugger of Decatur recounted a near-death river descent story from Tallulah Falls.
The Naiad arrived from Columbus after a three day delay caused by low water. Men were sent overboard to clear shollowed channels on the Chattahoochee. The episode highlights navigation difficulties and calls for better Southern waterway funding and surveys.
This OCR fragment mentions clothing dyeing services by Troy Dye Works in Troy Alabama and hints at a political note about a Westmoreland referent and potential track assignment for Mr. Dickenson of Fowltown. The text is garbled with unclear references and incomplete sentences.
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