Artesian well water and Bainbridge prospects praised
The article extols artesian well water from 1200 feet deep and analyzes its mineral content. It highlights Bainbridge Georgia as a growing hub with healthy climate, commerce, and agricultural abundance, inviting immigration and investment while praising local schools, streets, and industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarmin
Warr
Prellis
Wurre
Song
U.S. Gallan
Piedlatler
Georgia
H. O. Wurrs
Chemiet
Toronto daredevil walks Niagara Gorge wire
Niagra Niagar a gorge spectacle features Dixon a 28 year old Toronto resident crossing a seven eighths inch cable stretched between suspension and Cantilever bridges. He completes the 1500 foot journey with dramatic poses to a crowd of about eight thousand spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niacaka
Toronto
Niagara Gorge
Dixon
Niagara
Sylvania school closes with prize day and praise
Miss Jessie Bates completes five months of teaching at Sylvania with a large turnout of parents and pupils and a day of formal exercises. Prizes are awarded for dictation geography spelling penmanship punctuality and behavior. Col. Munnerlyn and Capt. Bates speak on education. The piece links this to broader Southern racial tensions and national politics of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Bates
Sylvania
Enla Bates
J. Munnerlyn
H. M. Emanuel
Calla Emanuel
S. A. Smith
Carrie McDaniel
Carne McDaniel
Col. Munnerlyn
Bates
Trifles on the Farm Worth Attention and Repair
The article argues that small neglected details on farms accumulate substantial losses over a year. It cites a mouse hole in grain, a roof leak, and other trifles as common but costly, urging farmers to address minor wastes promptly to prevent bigger costs.
Thread company boom reveals tariffed market and trust
The piece discusses Coats Thread Company capitalization with $28 million sought and $40 million subscribed. It alleges a global thread trust, contrasts U S duties on two cent spools, and points to McKinley era tariff protection aiding English manufacturers. It also recounts a Boston anecdote about a dealer and a high priced painting purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coats Thread Company
United States
England
Scotland
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Decatur County
Under court order, the administrator will auction the north half of lot 167 in the 14th District, Decatur County, Georgia, about 125 acres, at the courthouse on the first Tuesday in October, with cash terms. Sold as the property of Martha Brunson, deceased. Sept 1, 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Georgia
Bainbridge
Gainbridge
Water Street
Broughton Street
Russell
A J Troxwell
Decatur County
Dambridge
Prede. Smith
J. BE. Donalson
Frederick Smith
Georgia- Decatur County
Court House
Raidty
Martha Brunson
Arid County
Return of Commissioners on Botts estate cited for filing
Notice that commissioners appointed to settle a year’s support for Jennie Kt Botts widow and four minor children, from deceased W. W. Botts, must appear November first. Also included is a divorce libel for J D Tipton and Lou Tipton with service by publication, and a Bainbridge Graded School notice for the 1890-1 term with fees and payment schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oruata
Jennie Kt. Botts
W. W. Botts
C J. Munnerlys
Georgia
Decatur County
J.D. Tipton
Decatur
Lou Tipton
Lecatur Superior Court
W. Wr MorRer
8. C
Bainbridge
J. BR. Mourne
As Hville
N. C
Johns Hopkins University
Laltimore
Elen Martin
Daisy McNulty
Dawson
Sect'y and
Treas
Board of Trustees
Ainbridge Graded School
Tax notices list tax collection dates by district
Tax collector lists precincts and dates for state and county taxes for 18%, with numerous districts and schedule entries. Dates run September through November, covering Pine Hill Nock Pond Corinth Kings Mills Spring Creek Kendricks Recovery Faceville Fowlstown and others across multiple districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Hill
Nock Pond
Corinth
Kings
Spring Creek
Kendricks
Faceville
Fowlstown
Svapeiges
Sell’s
iSonday
Hignn
Climax
Tharetey
Novath
Bel
D. G
A Chance Of A Lifetine How to Buy a Piane on Pay
A promotional wordy item touts a method to buy a piano for 300 dollars with a payment plan of two dollars down and one dollar per week. The offer claims it is safe and affordable for all, including the poor, and hints at strong demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
New York City
Toronto
Stephen Peer
DeLeon
Thesly Oar
Club No.2
von Go Xzot
Phore Zon
Davis Bros. Piano Club No 4
Davis Bros. Piano Club No
A. P. Davis
Memr
Treasuer
H. C. Davis
L. E. Davis
Atlanta
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Painbridge
Flint
Savavanah
Plorida
Gulf
Artasian
Baintmlimae
Megueria
Gles
Oaks
Sani
Shiv
King
Luther Lats
Hanwick & Co
Shelby, N
Satos
Zac Roo
Ruiubridee
Dr. King
HOUND
Eli Maem
Wes
Ene Mit
Montgomery
Besa
Bove P
Blondin
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Stamlin’s Point
Sylvania School
Vermont
New York Tribune
Washington
Tribune
Reed
Atlanta Constitution
Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Tremont Street
Black Bay
Teon
Joan T. Harrell
Alice V. Martin
Vee Harrell
Court of Ordinary
John FT. Uastrell
Usu
C.J. Manxermron
Eorgia
Said County
Septem
aTs
AL Grenmer & CO
Hare
South Stoad Street
L. Wilk
Aml
Gremmer
Bob
Emery Johnson
R.l.gremmer & CO
Palace Saloon
Burnett's
Shavine Salon
Inainbridge
A. B. Burnett
Bainbridge Brick CO
Hufeld
Beoch
Barsenner
Bim Guaranee
Armestic
Rs Tewels
Jacol Reeds’s Sons
Meat Market
Thin City
T. Ksileki
Rock Bottom
Ena
Kimball
Harrington
Conover
Enabe
Alse
Davis Bros Organ Club No
Davis Bros
Bull Street
Ocannah
George N
Alabama
Wnders
Gnod
Baintridge and
Peo
Wil
H Bennitt & CO
Gasadrd
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