Local Affairs and Small Notices in Bainbridge
Mrs. Ben Keaton thanks Bainbridge readers for kindness shown during her husband’s final illness. The Democrat seeks unqualified thanks and mentions a reward for a stolen dagger with D7 engraving from the editor’s home, possibly sold to a bystander. Also notes police reelection, subscription drive, a drunken ex-convict assault, and a stray Jersey cow in Blowing Oace District with a liberal reward for information.
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Ben Keaton
Democrat
Bainbridge
Ward
C. B.andle
Slace
Oace
Odus Powell
Pelham, Ga
The Best Plas er Pain Balm Advertised for Pain
An 19th century advertisement touts Pain Balm as superior to plaster for lame back side chest and rheumatism. It claims one application provides relief and urges buyers to obtain the product from R. L. Hicks.
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Chamberlain
R. L. Hicks
Meat price advance forces local sale at Bainbridge
Advance in the price of all meats makes it necessary to sell from this date. Beef in choice cuts per pound ats. steaks or roasts at cents. seconds at 10 cents. roughs at 8 cents. Donalson & Co and B. Johnson of Bainbridge, Ga announce December 4. A large white pointer dog with liver spots and stub tail is missing. reward offered. Address GF Westmoreland Bainbridge Ga. Also Shaw & Camp advertise saw mill and machinery and invite orders.
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Donalson & Co
B. Johnon
Bainbridge
Westmoreland
New Train on Blakely Extension Improves Albany Service
The Central of Georgia adds a new Albany Macon train at 6:20 p.m. with return about 7:50 a.m. A second Blakely Extension service between Albany and Arlington may start soon, leaving Albany near 9:00 a.m. and returning 5 or 6 p.m. The schedule aims to boost local travel and business trips while rival Plant System curtails local travel.
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Blakely
Central of Georgia Railroad
Albany
Macon
5. M. Wellern
the Herald
Arlington
Venient
Welborn
Haile
Albany Herald
Local notes from Faceville introduce Dr Carter and community updates
The town welcomes Dr G B Carter of Leary Georgia as a practicing physician and Christian gentleman. Rev C E Boland delivers two services to a large Faceville congregation. News mentions moves, travelers, teaching appointments, illness, and court adjournment scheduled for February 1901 with W N Spence and C W Wimberley recorded.
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G. B. Carter
Leary
C. E. Boland
Faceville
Architect and Builder in First-Class Cement Sidewalks
Architect and builder, acting as agent for Hardword Mantels Doorsabil and Blinds, handles contracts for first-class cement sidewalks.
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Ter
Prominent Thomas County Attorney Arrested for Murder
Will Doss, son of the ex-sheriff, a noted young attorney in Thomas County, was arrested Tuesday on charges of murdering Emmet Sims three months ago. Sims was slain in an ambush, with jealous motive suspected. detectives say they have sufficient evidence to convict. The arrest astonished the socially prominent family and friends who deny any proof against Doss.
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Emmet Sims
Will Doss
Thomas County
Democrat
Wille
Sims
Young Doss
Cured of Chronic Biarrhoer After Thirty Years
John 8 Halloway of French Camp Mississippi recounts thirty years of diarrhoea ending with a cure after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He praises the remedy and urges availability through R L Hicks.
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John 8
Halloway
Miss
Chamberlain
County Commissioners to Consider Court House Plans in Bainbridge
Notice to all contractors and architects that on the first Tuesday in March 1901 the De ca'ur county Board of Commissioners will meet at their Bainbridge office to receive and consider plans for a brick court house with stone finishings and modern equipment. Building cost not to exceed 35000 dollars. Communications to R A Lytle, Chairman, Bainbridge, Ga.
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Board of County Commissioners of
Deca
Ur County
Bainbridge
Court House
R. A. Lytle
Buinhaidge
Sampson Williams Bankrupt First Creditors Meeting
Notice of first meeting of creditors in the matter of Sampson Williams a resident of Whigham Decatur County Georgia. Williams was adjudicated bankrupt January 2 1901. The meeting will be held February 5 1901 at 9 o clock in the forenoon in Bainbridge Court House Georgia. Referee J D Harrell will supervise proceedings.
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Djourn
W.N. Spence
J. 5
C.A.C
C. W. Wimberley
Patriot Court of the
United States
Southern District of Georgia
Sampson Williams
Whigham
Decatur
Bainbridge
Court House
Aoirt
J.D. Harrell
Bankrup
Ty Bainbridge
Cash Only Drug Store Changes In Bainbridge 1900 Notice
A Bainbridge druggist announces a return to cash sales from January 1 1901 with strict cash on all prescriptions and deliveries available. He promises half price prescriptions and urges old customers to settle balances, burning ledgers on March 1. "An honest man's the moblest work of God."
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Bainbridge
United States
Bainbridge, Ga
P.S
Fresh Bread and Groceries Delivered by J L Sims & Company
An advertisement from J L Sims & Company offers fresh bread and reliable groceries with prompt delivery. It promises faithful service and reasonable prices, inviting orders via phone.
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J. L. Sims & Company
Quaker Remedies Advertise Blood Tonic and Pain Balm
An old advertisement touts Quaker Ton ic as a blood purifier and strength builder for weak people with digestive and nervous system benefits. It markets Quaker Pain Balm for neuralgia and rheumatic pain, Quaker White Wonder Soap for skin care, and Quaker Healing Salve for skin eruptions. Sold by F A Dillingham of Cincinnati.
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Georgia
F. A. Dillingham
Cincinnati
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Aes
Shaw
Camp
Faceville News
J. N. Patterson
Philadelphia
Lannie Spence
Betts Settlement
Martha Fain
Benhaden
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C. B. Rogers
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Our City
Hillman
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E. H. Ingram
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Jas. A. Dezell
Kingston
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Jim
J. W. Burney
Bainbbige
Panama
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, GA
Bainbridge and
Decatur County
J.L, Sims & CO
the City Bakery
Lerten Towes
Pinkham NO
Lydia E. Pinkham
Atham
Kise
Norte
Tomen
the Bear
Wilson
New York and
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