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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1900
Page
3
A local storefront touts its stock of mens and childrens shoes, russet footwear, and hats. The notice promises low prices, quality goods, and a large selection showcased on the lower floor, inviting shoppers to inspect under favorable lighting and experience substantial savings.
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Local notes report Huyler's Candies at The Woodward Warren Company at the opera house tonight and various residents from Dothan Macon and Quitman visiting Bainbridge. Updates mention purchases at Moore's Grocery and Hicks's Drug Store, arrivals at Woodward Street, and plans for a piano sale. A dental anecdote, World War era travel, and a Baptist pastor appointment are noted alongside ads for paint and tissue paper.
Fresh ground Oat Meal and Buck Wheat arrive at Moore's Grocery. A three room cottage owned by George O Smith and occupied by William Mack was burned at daylight in south western Bainbridge. Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Edieth Baxter Russell to Donald Douglass Boozer at the Methodist church on October 24. Bainbridge news also features lecturing plans by Prof Charles Lane for rifle fund, and local notices on grocery quality, clothing ads, and a horse sale in Albany.
Will H. Krause offers a liberal reward for the return of his Lost Pointer named Speed. The dog has three liver colored spots on the back one near the base of the tail and liver colored ears. Reward provided upon safe return.
Chas. Patrick Kilkary, an Indiana native and member of Robson Theater Co, took over forty grains of morphine in a fit of despair after trouble at home. He died at 2:20 am despite medical aid. Funeral with military honors for a Spanish-American War veteran drew a large procession.
The Oak City Drag Co. advertises a wide range of paints oils varnishes and painters sundries in this region promising low prices and a complete line for customers seeking home improvement supplies.
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