12 Jan 1888
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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1888
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR shows a railroad timetable with departures and arrivals, connections between Jacksonville Savannah and Savanna. It mentions sleeping cars Bertha Senne St Flemin Mt and a superintendent note. Details are unclear due to text damage.
A Fortunate view of Bainbridge Georgia highlights its location on the Flint River and timbered landscape, noting healthful climate artesian wells and rapid growth prospects. The piece describes civic amenities including a court house, hotel, churches, schools, and a fire department, with prospects for mills, foundries, and a bank while inviting immigrants and traders to settle in the county. It includes a detailed city treasurer's report listing numerous general tax receipts, showcasing the city’s fiscal records and ongoing development in Bainbridge and Decatur County.
An elderly farmer reflects on prudent land management and enduring wealth. He argues one acre well cultivated yields more than two poorly managed acres, a single well fed animal outperforms two, and Clover or grass adds value. He warns readers who neglect reading about farming of leaky roofs and poor stock, while urging hands on, attentive stewardship. He condemns outsourcing farm management and stresses self-reliance and continuous improvement.
Advertisement notes a new blacksmith shop east of Bruton and Hines Livery Stables offering shoeing horses and other work at living prices. A legal notice warns against hunting or trespassing on the waters and lands of Douglass pond, with no exceptions to the rule.
The Dawson Journal cites a critique of self centered citizens who absorb efforts from others yet contribute nothing in return. It compares this to a costly reception for the Capital City Club’s president and Mrs Cleveland in Atlanta, detailing expenses, deficits, voluntary donations, and a plea for a $10 subscription from members.
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