02 Jan 1890
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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1890
Page
1
Editorial obituary praising Henry Grady’s leadership and character. The writer recalls Grady’s early work with the Savannah News and Rome Commercial, his unity across factions, and the deep national loss his passing entails. The piece reflects on mortality, legacy, and the impact on colleagues and the nation.
The Bainbridge Democrat reflects on Henry Grady’s legacy highlighting his unselfish nature and refusal of political office. It notes ovations across the nation praising his commitment to the South and the republic, citing his work with the Atlanta Constitution and his broader, nonpartisan vision.
A 1890 summary from Arizona Kicker style items arrives in Bainbridge Georgia. It lampoons an absent agricultural editor, recalls local mischief and a shootout with a rival paper, mocks money worship, extols virtue and education, and stacks in medicinal ads and public notices alongside county politics and farm cooperative commentary.
Boston and New York listings show organs and pianos from Organ and Piano Company with a five octave organ in a walnut case priced at 99 dollars and Easy Style Hire System payments at 12.37 per quarter. Also advertised Hamlin pianos and various organ prices from 22 to 96 dollars, cash easy payments and rentals with free catalogs.
An old advertisement row touts Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh hay fever and colds with claims of immediate relief and cure. It also promotes Keyes Blood Muriate and Be ggs Blood Purifier with assurances of safety, efficacy, and a money back guarantee from C L Beach & Co.
A local critique urges redistributing charity to nearby neighbors before sending aid abroad. The article praises global missionary work but questions neglect of destitute residents, calling for focused aid to those within reach while continuing overseas efforts.
The Alabama Midland Railway announces a Sunday November 24 timetable change between Ozark and Bainbridge. Trains run westbound No. 2 daily except Sunday with departures from Bainbridge and arrivals at River and Ozark. eastbound No. 3 daily from River to Bainbridge. No. 4 and No. 5 operate Sundays only with corresponding pickups and drop offs at Bainbridge, River, Ozark, and Bainbridge stations.
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