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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1908
Page
6
Local matters report the school reopening on Monday with typical attendance and several residents visiting relatives in Bainbridge. The item covers local taxes due, barbecue events in Whigham, travels of residents to Havana and New York, and community notices from Bainbridge and Decatur County.
Dr A M Williams presided at a district meeting in Thomasville. Brinon to host a memorial stone laying and neighborhood reunion with dinner. City to consider a speed limit ordinance. Baltimore milliner Mrs Reynolds praised. Bishop Morrison to preach November 1 and assist church leaders in completing the building.
Attention to all Confederate veterans. The Georgia Division U V in Atlanta plans a reunion on October 22 and 23. Veterans should send their names for lodging and meals and pay annual dues to W G D Tenge, Adjutant, by order of authority.
A Maine family credit Dr King's New Life Pills for three years of good health. L A Bartlet of Guilford Route 1 says the product cleanses and tones the system gently. Available for 25 cents at all drug stores.
Clinton and Son advertise low prices on steaks roasts and cured meats with spot cash terms. They emphasize in house processing and no bad debts while inviting phone orders to number 220.
J C Godwin of Reidsville NC touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a sure knocker for ulcers. He recalls a bad leg ulcer last summer that cleared in a few rounds with no scar. Also guaranteed for piles sores burns and more. 25e at drug stores.
Ms Richards of the Antis Saloon League will address Cor 1 House on Sunday morning on a civic and social issue. Dr Toole cites a need for German and Swedish immigrants to aid Bainbridge and Decatur County farmers. Miss Ethel Padrick and Rolin H. Kelly wed at Titton with Bainbridge friends sending best wishes. Cason of Apalachicola Baptist Church preached in Bainbridge while Reamy was away in Titton. Success Magazine seeks a Bainbridge subscriptions man offering permanent work, $1.50 daily plus commission. apply R C Peacock New York.
The Ladies Prayer Circle will meet tomorrow at 3 30 in the Lecture Room at the Presbyterian Church.
Thomas E. Watson, Populist candidate for president, will address attendees in Thomasville on October 22 at the invitation of local Populist groups. The city board of trade president was asked to extend a welcome, with many Decatur voters likely to attend.
At Clinton's meat market they offer water white kerosene oil at 15 cents per gallon in five gallon lots delivered to homes and available in smaller quantities at the same price, though delivery is not possible at that rate.
Fourteen head of cattle including cows yearlings and steers offered for sale at the poor house farm by G. L. Arnett. Also mixed tea and Water White kerosene oil advertised at Clinton and Son's meat market with in-store pickup.
Joe Jones and assistants, described as artists Tonsorial, have moved to two front rooms upstairs over Saw Furniture Co Store. The shop promises better barber fees and aims to make a shave or haircut a pleasure rather than an affliction.
Mrs Ada L Croom of Vaughn Mississippi says a severe cough and suspected consumption improved after using Dr King’s New Discovery. She credits three bottles with a complete cure and notes the remedy’s wide fame for coughs colds and lung throat issues with trial bottles free.
The defendant Lola Crawford must appear with a lawyer at the next Superior Court session in November to answer a total divorce libel. If she fails to appear, the court will proceed per law. Witness Honorable W N Spence, Judge. August 26, 1908. R G Hartsfield, Plaintiff's Attorney. Co W Wimberley.
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