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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1884
Page
3
A dense local column from Bainbridge recounts political shifts with Cleveland and Blaine, community happenings, deaths, marriages, and commerce. It notes steamer activity, harvests, weather, and public meetings, alongside editorials on reform, temperance, and civic life in late 1884 Decatur county.
A man named Jake Hines living on Mrs. Donason’s plantation six miles below town was shot near his home as he returned from Red Blue church. The coroner’s jury went to the scene and has not returned. conflicting stories circulate while authorities investigate. Further details expected in the next issue.
The Albany Circuit opens with November Superior Court in the city as Judge Bower and Solicitor W N Spence take the bench. A serious stabbing at B Hill Griffin’s bar leaves Griffin recovering while W B Lynn is jailed on assault with intent to murder. Jesse Walters loses renomination. a strict Monday deadline governs notices for the next Thursday issue.
Announcements for candidates cost five dollars in advance when run in the advertising columns. Editorial or local head pricing is ten dollars in advance. All political communications in favor of any candidate are billed at ten cents per line. Parties should govern themselves accordingly.
The column promotes J Steininger Co as reliable merchants with strong financial ability and experienced managers. The Flint River Store is highlighted as unequaled in the region and invites readers to trade and become lifelong customers.
Citizens parade in Bainbridge with cannons, bonfires, and a grand float denouncing Republicanism. Speakers include local figures and a Cleveland supporter parade through Court House Square marking a Democratic victory climate.
Alam A. candidate for re election as Tax Collector of Decatur County vows to continue duties and asks fellow P. H. Herring for support.
Notice to debtors to M. E. Barnett and Son. Indebted by note or account must settle within four to five weeks. Attorney Col. Jno. E. Donaleon fully empowered to settle. Dated 1834, tenth month.
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