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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1896
Page
3
The Democrat Bainbridge Georgia lists local church notices with Baptist Pastor Rev D H Parker services Sundays and prayer Thu night. Methodist Pastor Rev T E Davenport preaching Sundays and midweek prayer. Catholic services on the second Sunday monthly at 7 pm and the following morning at 7 30 am.
Frank S Harrell declares his candidacy for Georgia State Senate to represent Decatur Mitchell and Miller counties, filing his intent to seek Democratic nomination and pledge to promote constituents' welfare and cast ballots in the people’s interest. He asks for voters’ suffrages.
Tuesday city visits by Fount Kelly of Climax Phil Ottinger of Quincy and W B Cox Mark U S Marshal J D Harrell preached at Catholic church Belcher Bros to open branch in Quincy around the 20th Easter hat season approaches Fred Smiths advertises groceries candies best hams and pickles Miss Eden Martin visiting Thomasville and Dawson Mrs L Nussbaum improving J D Wimberley attends Cairo horse sale and local court notes
A lively Old Folk's Concert at the opera house last Friday pleased attendees with strong vocal and instrumental numbers. Notable performances included Miss Fleming Not Married Yet, Miss Van Mitchell, and Prof. Cz 2. Crews The Gypsy Countess. Young Miriam Donalson and Juliea Dickinson drew cheers, while Gus Trink and others provided ensemble music. A neat sum was raised for Presbyterian charity.
The Dayton Herald reports a proposed Ohio Colonization Association colony in the South with hundreds of members, a Brown Street headquarters, by‑laws, and a staged southern site visit. Members pay up to 100 dollars. a committee tours Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia, seeking state governors’ welcome and free rail transport for colonists.
During the Exposition many will travel to Atlanta and consider expenses. Economize by visiting J. P. Stevens & Bro., 47 Whitehall St., where watches, diamonds, silver, and more are sold at prices lower than elsewhere, saving travel costs. Their reputation rests on fair dealing and pure goods.
For Sale. The Peabody house and lot situated on Broughton street near the Episcopal church, one of the most desirable places in that locality can be bought cheap. For terms and all further information address M. EF. Peabody, Quitman, Ga. 1-231m
A collage of old notices inclines readers to subscribe to The Democrat and The Atlanta Weekly Journal for 1.30 a year with Juvenile Journal included, plus farming guidance as planting season nears. Also features ads for Seed Irish Potatoes, Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and a payment reminder from Be F Fryx in Whigham urging settlement by January 20.
The article notes a cash surplus described as THE GREATEST and dollars to our credit at Merchants Exchange National Bank located at 257 Broadway New York City. It states we are looked upon and recognized as the entity.
A brief remark notes that the essential point is the low price at which job lots are acquired, regardless of their eventual size, highlighting a supplier stance in negotiations.
The speaker asserts the town’s business grows because of fair treatment and long standing commitment. The message frames trust in local commerce as a key driver of community prosperity and ongoing dedication to residents.
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