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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1900
Page
3
A mixed local page notes store changes and ads for The Hub offering cheaper pants and shoes, plus sales at Palmer & Co. Grenada Drug Co. offers fresh 12c pound sae. Other items include real estate moves, visiting relatives, and court schedule in Bainbridge with references to The Club tobacco and Remington typewriter for sale.
The notice lists several land lots for sale across multiple districts including 15th 16th 19th 21st and 29th districts with lot numbers such as 107 349 379 330 354 195 126 251 220 285 206 154 164 236 217 994 381 382 385 273 and more. Applicants are instructed to contact J M Brown in Bainbridge Georgia for details and eligibility.
Local lumber magnate Mr. C H Caldwell is appointed Vicegerent for Georgia of the Concatenated Order of Hoo-Hoo. The feature signals pride for Caldwell and the state's timber industry as the community notes his leadership and civic work. The item also mentions church activities, charity efforts, a small fire, and the Georgia Southern Military College uniforms, highlighting regional social and educational events alongside a December charity contest at Grenada Drug Co to honor a popular Decatur County woman with a diamond water and chain prize valued at $100.
The Grenada Drug Co announces a 25 cent cash purchase grants a vote in a contest open to married women and single ladies. Epworth League Rally at the Methodist Church next Sunday at 7:00 PM features Leaguers in charge with addresses and music. B F Hawes is president.
While out hunting near the Fair Grounds, William Schrader was shot by an accidental discharge of small shot. He was peppered from hip to knee and is dying, with Dr. Chestnut treating him as the community seeks aid. The report notes the event as accidental and fears for his condition.
DONALNONG FLEMING offers loans on improved farm land for five years at seven percent interest. A testimonial from John Halloway of French Camp, Mississippi, praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after long illness. For sale by RL J. Hicks. Print Lour Sense and Oak City Drag CO advertise paints and sundries at low prices.
Silk plush capes and jackets showcased in Pennsylvania market event featuring textile items and fashion display. Designers and vendors highlighted for luxury fabrics and craftsmanship.
The ad touts extreme low prices on men and boys clothing. Boys suits start at 75 cents each, with regular values from 1.00 to 1.25. Men’s suits range from 3.90 upward, claiming high quality at low cost to attract cash-strapped shoppers. The store urges that it needs money and must sell.
Retail ad urges women to wait for new stock and promises the only complete up to date selection in town. It touts deep discounts on suits, furs, furniture and groceries and claims overstock from Boston at extremely low prices.
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