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Bainbridge Democrat

Location

Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1896

Page

3

Local notices and ads highlight crops, sales and events

Fred Smiths Bakery offers fresh bread and canned goods while fall plants and ads fill space. Races at the Fair Grounds on Sept 18 promise six prizes. tobacco yields praised though cane and potato crops are short due to heat. Election dates and court days loom. various locals travel, trade, and shop at trusted stores.

Fred Smith Fair Grounds Hicks Boozer Leslie Harrell Quitman Dr. Wilson W. W. Harrell Climax Mid Powells Byron Bower Jr Randolph Russell Thomasville

Bainbridge News Adverts and Local Notes Highlight Fall Shopping

The issue promotes Belcher Bros and Gurley’s stores with calls to visit for bargains and a large stock. Local news covers fishing exploits on Spring Creek, a white convict death at Flint River Mills, political party activity, a death in Woodland, and teachers endorsing Governor Atkinson after a Decatur County Teachers Institute.

May Swindell Board of County Commissioners Belcher Bros Bush Georgia Penitentiary R. A. Lytle Flint River Fallad United States Marshal Harrell Col. Harrell Geo. Clinton Harris County Decatur County Atkinson Democrat Com

A Red Letter Day in Thomasville Political Visit

Governor Atkinson Hon W D Kiddoo and J M Griggs visited Thomasville arriving at 2 10 am they stayed at Sharon Hotel and spoke to a large mixed crowd at Court House Square. Atkinson urged support for the Democratic ticket praising gains for both white and colored voters while Griggs defended the party platform and national currency policy.

Wilson Brass Band Court House Square Col. A.L. Hawes W. Y. Atkinson Col. Hawes J. M. Griggs Congress B. B. Bower Griggs Judge Bower Democratic Party Hawes Miller County Miller A. L. Hawes Atkinson Kiddoo West Street Thomasville

Republicans Field New Ticket at Courthouse Nomination

A Saturday meeting at the Courthouse added Ish Arline as running mate to John O'Donnell for representative with L. F. Burkett for Sheriff and W. M. Quinn for Tax Collector. Voters likely remain loyal to the Democratic slate, and Burkett later said he cannot accept the Sheriff nomination.

Ish Arline John O'Donnell L. F. Burkett W. M. Quinn Whigham Burkett

The Populists Nominates Ras Dickenson For Senate

The Populists met at the courthouse on Saturday to nominate Ras Dickenson of Fowltown for the Senate against Col. Westmorland. Dickenson, present in name only, claimed he was not a candidate yet accepted the nomination and urged supporters to back him. The piece notes heightened political activity and warns of derogatory reports while provoking readers about cotton sales and growing registration.

Senate Col. Westmoreland Ras Dickenson Fowltown Rasis

Fish Fry at Long Pond Near Miriam

A large community fish fry took place at Long Pond three miles northeast of Miriam on Wednesday August 26. About seven ty five attendees enjoyed a plentiful catch, a midday dinner, and cordial company including visiting Miriam school children under Prof Yates.

Long Pond Miriam Miriam School Prof Yate West

Accident Injures One Man in Buggy Incident

On a Thursday night Oscar Bird and Whit Goolsby were in a buggy at Birds home. After unhitched the horse Goolsby drew a rifle from the buggy, the hammer catching on the harness and firing. Bird was struck in the upper left chest, fracturing the collar bone and leaving the bullet near the spine. The incident was ruled accidental and Bird remained seriously wounded but improving.

Oscar Bird Whit Goolsby Birds Home Goolsby Bird

Narrow Escape From Cistern Traps Boy On Broad Street

A ten year old boy Glenn Bates fell feet first into a 25 foot cistern two thirds full of water behind J M Laing’s Broad Street store. He surfaced, grabbed an iron pump rod, and climbed out to raise the alarm with help from an adjacent ice house. He retained a pocket knife but cheated drowning by swift swimming. authorities warn children to steer clear of such hazards. For sale G H Feauey offers interest in Johnson Boarding House opposite Hines Stable.

J. M. Laing Broad Street Glenn Bates Glenn

Fall goods arrive as price pledges push buys

A dealer urges customers to buy now with aggressive fall merchandise “no lower” prices and large trade capacity. The ad highlights a buyer praised for experience and links to Jones the founder of the Spot cash before delivery system in Decatur county, promising cash-backed deals and widespread success.

Jones Decatur County Tele Mart

Local price promise from a wary salesman note

An ad style notice claims lower prices and a guarantee to reduce buying risk. It invites customers to visit the shop when in town and ends with a cordial signoff.

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