Winter sale to clear cloaks wraps and wares
A fragmented notice advertises clearing out cloaks wraps and wall goods to buyers. It hints at discounted prices and a push to persuade customers, mentioning opportunities and financing options.
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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1900
Page
3
A fragmented notice advertises clearing out cloaks wraps and wall goods to buyers. It hints at discounted prices and a push to persuade customers, mentioning opportunities and financing options.
Local Democra paper lists church schedules for March 1900 in Bainbridge Georgia. It covers Methodist, Presbyterian, Catholic, and Episcopal services with times for prayer meetings Sunday schools sacrament dates and clergy names including Rev J W Domingos Rev Chas Th Nisbet Rev H Co Dyer and others.
Local items mention new spring goods at The Hub, church and business buildings under work, the Pittman Harrell dissolution, letters routes for rural delivery, purchases at Bruce’s Drug Store, social visits, and civic notices. Notable names include The Hub, Pittman Harrell, Rev. Nelson, J. R. Crawford, Mrs. Dickenson, and Judge Spence. The Brownsville area and Bainbridge references indicate ongoing community activity and upcoming events including Lent observances and a handkerchief sale by the Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society.
A lending offer seeks secure loans for three and five year terms on Hawes property. The arrangement aims to cover payments and preserve the lender and borrower interests in the surrounding estate.
City editor laments slow progress on water mains and artesian well with warm weather near. Argus criticizes the current engineer while noting next week’s start on water works and expedited sewer plans to minimize costs and improve flow from center to river.
The body of Jarrett Ingram of near Eufaula Alabama was found in the Chattahoochee River and identified. Police suspect murder for robbery after he left home with 250 dollars to deposit in a bank and disappeared Christmas night. Accusing two women, Anna Vaughn and Gertrude Howard, his father vows to prosecute. The report notes his good character and local ties before detailing the grisly discovery and the responsible responsible actions to pursue justice.
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