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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1908
Page
7
Readable ad copy lists low prices on ginghams, sea island sheeting, towels, sheets, pillowcases, flour, sugar, coffee, rice, canned tomatoes, laundry soap, tobacco, and clothing. Promises daily new goods arrivals and bulk bargains with limited stock noted.
A local ad promotes gentlemen hand made shoes with quality at $6.00 now dropped to $4.00 and $4.50 quality shoes reduced to $3.00 and $3.50. Limited stock advertised.
Low cut shoes and high cut Dongola Bluchers in plain or cap toe with various heels priced at 1.29 per pair. Stock of 500 cases of new shoes plus summer and winter clothing arriving this week. Visit to close out entire stock at cost.
Local notes report Miss Willie Mae Callahan returning to College in LaGrange Georgia. About two dozen felony cases await the November Superior Court term. Mrs J C Neely and children visit relatives in Millen Georgia. Mr Price of Shreveport Louisiana visits his brother W A Price Decatur Furniture Co manager. J S Shingler president Decatur County Bankway attends city business. Hon Kader Cherry of Donalsonville on city business. Miss Windom of LaGrange visits Miss Callahan. Miss Bertha Chason departs for Agnes Scott Institute Decatur next scholastic year. Miss Cassidy returns to Ramsey Wheeler Co after home visit. Miss Louise Battle to attend College at Florence Alabama this fall. City Court’s last session disposes sixty plus cases and adds to chain gang. Bainbridge City Court to adjourn in October. Notices to parties witnesses and jurors. Mrs Judson Reamy improved and hopeful for full recovery. Mr Braley Maxwell back from two months at Hot Springs Arkansas with Rob Rice. Rice improving. Fishermen Marvin Townsend Roland Bower and others enjoy camp fishing on lower Spring Creek catching eighty plus bream first day. Miss Ruth Botts, top stenographer, accepts position in Atlanta with A B and A Railroad Auditor’s office. Misses Maisie Curry Olive Organ spend fortnight at Indian Springs with Mr Perry May and bride in Dublin Georgia.
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