Untitled fragmentary note on price and orders
Fragmentary text mentions price, weight, advance, and orders. References to a farmer, jetter price, and a tense exchange hint at a market or trade context with unclear specifics.
09 Feb 1899
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1899
Page
1
Fragmentary text mentions price, weight, advance, and orders. References to a farmer, jetter price, and a tense exchange hint at a market or trade context with unclear specifics.
A jumble of fragmented phrases discusses family life and loss, then shifts to debates over new theories of infection and social contagion. The text references winter hardship, farming crops like rice and cotton, and worries about prices and livelihood in a rural setting.
Rev W E Mumford of Macon organized a humanitarian effort launching the Georgia Industrial Home to aid indigent and orphaned children. A 200 acre farm near Macon will host building No 1 opening February 15 offering 15 to 20 places, with future expansion to admit more as funds allow. Applications require two county residents' endorsement and county ordinary approval.
A period advertisement touts Electric Bitters as the cure for body pains liver issues and loss of appetite claiming prompt relief and a full guarantee or money back. It notes the product is sold at R L Bruce’s Digit Store for 50 cents per bottle and shifts to a separate appeal urging readers in arrears to settle their accounts to support the newspaper.
Tenders his professional services to the people of Bainbridge and surrounding country in the practice of Dentistry and Dental Surgery. Offices upstairs over Bainbridge State Bank.
Announcement offers new yearly cash in advance subscriptions to THE Democrat and arrears in old accounts. Readers subscribing will receive the Democrat and the Twice-a-week Atlanta paper twice weekly, totaling 144 columns of first class reading covering news and agriculture. Rates stated as per week for $1.50.
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