Bainbridge notes and local items in Bainbridge Ga
Local items note preacher J Jordan, Cigarson sales at J Wilson galin, LaBelle cigars, new Baptist church, sheriff Patterson's new home, possible railroad to Bainbridge, updates on oil and beer, and community notices including deaths, fire, and public works amid a flood of Bainbridge era commerce and civic developments.
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J. Jordan
Eline S L Gremmet
J. J. Wilson
Galin
Gqake LaBelle Cigars
Nee Baptist Church
Sheriff Patterson
Painbride
Thomasville
Clark
A Good Woman Gone
Mrs. L. R. Brannon of Miller County died on the 1st inst in her 28th year from dropsy of the heart leaving a husband and four children the youngest two weeks old The deceased was a consistent M E Church member for 12 years and led a Christian life The community and church are poorer for her loss May the great heart Healer bind up the bereaved souls
Peterkin Cotton Seed for Sale
About 100 bushels of Celebrated Peterkin Cotton Seed offered for sale. Promises higher yield lint per hundred pounds and superior staple, with a higher price on the market. Call early before they are all sold.
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Peterkin
Local Schedule of Trains
Mail and Passenger train for Savannah leaves daily at 7 50 a m and arrives from Savannah at 3 35 p m. Mail and Passenger train from Pensacola and New Orleans arrives 9 05 a m and departs at 2 00 p m. Mails to all Northern and Eastern points close at 6 15 a m and to all Western points at 1 15 p m.
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Savannah
Pensacola
New Orleans
Distinguished Visitors Honor Thomasville Delegation
President H B Plant Vice President W S Chisholm General Manager H S Haines and others visited Thomasville Friday morning. The party included Plant Investment Company directors Haskell Newcomer M J O'Brien and D F Jack with stenographers Tilley and Loughman. A five coach train toured Flint River on the new Alabama Midland track before returning to Thomasville en route to Southern points. The Plant palace car led the train as the first of its kind to pass Alabama Midland R R.
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Bainbridge
H. B. Plant
W. S. Chisholm
H. S. Haines
R. G. Fleming
R. B. Smith
Walter Chisholm, Jr
H. B. Plant, Jr
Plant Investment Company
Haskell
Augusta
Newcomer
Baltimore
M. J. O’brien
Southern Express Co
D. F. Jack
Tilley
Loughman
Plant
Midland
Dickenson
Flint River
Alabama Midland
D. A. Russell
Thomasville
R. R
Brick Factory to Anchor Bainbridge Industry
A brick factory will open at the old riverfront brick yard above the Fair Grounds with projector Mr Arnold from Thomasville leading a crew. A kiln of 100 900 bricks will be built immediately for local demand, then the year will focus on supplying the wider market. Arnold expects high quality hand made bricks burned by the best methods, praising local support.
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Bainbridge
Arnold
Thomasville
Georgia
Decatur County Author Praises Tobacco Reform Volume
Rev J B Wight of the South Georgia Conference writes Tobacco its Use and Abuse a 232 page work denouncing the tobacco habit. The book argues health moral and social costs and offers mastery of the habit with authorities. Price is $1 can be bought from Snow Ga author or Capt G A Wight Cairo Ga.
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J. B. Wight
South Georgia Conference
Snow
G. A Wight
Cairo
Decatur County
Prof Appel Moves Family In To Climax News
Climax News notes Prof Appel has moved his family there and extends a welcome. Uncle Dunk McLauchlie survived a fall last Saturday night with no broken bones. Local farmers lag in crop progress due to recent wet weather. Guano trade is lively at this place as tobacco plant beds look fine and a large crop is planned. Yellow Jacker.
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Appel
Dunk McLauchlie
Farmers Ready Large Crop and Prosperity Ahead
Boydttville News reports farmers prepare for a big crop with corn favored by many despite cotton prices. A thriving farm life follows, with good beef, pork, and poultry. education gets support for Miss Annie Born at Shiloh. hog cholera affects local swine. the Alliance buys fertilizer cheaply. a Steam Mill visit notes quiet politics. Democratic congressmen discuss national party leadership amid uncertainty about future leadership.
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Annie Born
Shiloh
Justice of the Peace
PALL AND WINTER MILLINERY Advertises Stock for Fall and Winter
Mrs M J Reynolds announces her Bainbridge shop carries millinery gloves feathers laces cloaks walking jackets jerseys hosiery and underwear for ladies misses and children for fall and winter with latest styles and invites inspection. Also offers two papers for one price and promotes Georgia Farmers Alliance Advocate as a leading alliance paper.
Bainbridge Graded School Opens February 25
Bainbridge Graded School begins its public term on Monday February 25. All children who wish to attend may enroll. E. Rt. Peanopy serves as secretary and treasurer of the Board of Trustees.
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Bainbridg Graded School
Sect’y and
Treas’y B’rd Trust
Bainbridge Graded School
Beef cattle fat hogs and sheep wanted at Stegall's Market
I desire to buy fat beef cattle fat dressed hogs and sheep. The top of the market will be paid. Call at Stegall's Market Water Street. MCC. Stecart, tf. Proprietor.
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Stegall’s Market Water Street
McC. Stecart
Dentist D Wilson Opens Office Over Ehrlich & Co
D Wilson a dentist locates his office over the Ehrlich & Co store and offers first class dental work to the public. Call to make an appointment and see him.
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H. B. Ehrlich & Co
Rotire to Teachers to Inspect Schools
County School Commissioner O. J. Munnertyy schedules examinations of white teachers on Tuesday the 29th and met-colored teachers on Wednesday the 30th in the county. January 2, 1889.
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O. J. Munnertyy
Return of year's support for Mrs Fannie J. Till
In Decatur County Georgia the commissioners returns for a year's support to Mrs Fannie J. Till widow of Arthur Talbot deceased and her three minor children out of the estate have been filed. All interested are cited to appear at the office on the first Monday in April to show cause why the return should not be admitted to record. Date February 15 1889.
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Georgia
Decatur
Fannie J. Till
Arthur Talbot
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O.G. Gurley
Savannah Morning News
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Emeline Brown
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W. M. Blount
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Tims
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J. R. Graves
Chattahoochee
J. D. Wilson
Colquitt
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Willie Dickenson
Bank of Bainbridge
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J. Q. Peacock
East Broughton Street
H.C. Curry
Savannah, Florida and Western Railway
H. 8. Haines
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M. K. Jesup
Henry Sanford
M.J. O’brien
W.S. Chisholm
J. M. Lee
Washington
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Ames Jackson
Rising Star Colored Church
Blountstown
Florida
Reuben Cloud
Amos Jackson
Hadden
Troy
Montgomery and Florida Railroad
Ada
Snowdon
le Grand
Columbus Enquirer
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U.S
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Bainbridge Democrat
Montgomery Advertiser
Alabama Midland Railroad
Montgomery
Winltey
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Montgomery & Florida Railroad
Showdon
LeGrand
Troy Enquirer
Messrs. Nussbaum
Midland Road
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Peterkin Cotton Seed
Climax News
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National Democracy
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Governor Hill
Roger Q. Mills
Georgia Farmers’ Alliance Advocate
Advocate
Alliance
D. Wilson
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