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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1895
Page
1
Edgar L Rogers advertises a January 1 1896 cash sale offering deep discounts on clothing hats dress goods flannels and all lines. The note promises high bargains for cash buyers only during the carnival sale.
Thanksgiving services were held at the Methodist church with a service of song and a social reunion. The large congregation from all city denominations enjoyed solos, duets, quartets, and a large choir. Miss Swarts Carroll and Veal received special mention for their solos amid fine musical offerings. Decorations were pretty and the event was pleasant in every regard.
The Wesleyan Christian Advocate urges Barnesville to welcome Rev W W Brinsfield who will lead the Methodist church in the coming year. He is expected in Barnesville this week and to arrive at the church on Sunday, and he will be warmly received for his planned honest hard work for God and humanity.
Misses Simms and Floyd entertained guests at a domino party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Elder. A mix of young and married couples wore masks and enjoyed the evening in a royal, pleasant style. The Elder hosts received thanks for the enjoyable event.
Major T. Picton of the State Hotel in Dension Texas endorses Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He claims it is an infallible cure for diarrhoea and dysentery after using it for years and recommends it to guests. Sold by Jno H Blackburn Druggist.
Rev. John H. Cline and family have moved into the Redding House on Elm Street and will make Barnesville their future home. The local populace is invited to welcome them and hopes they are pleased with the town.
Notices announce the marriage of Loyitstions Adame of Barnesville to Mollie Carter of Butte County. The ceremony is set for Thursday morning December 12 with a small gathering of friends and relatives. A reception follows at the Adams residence on Brown Avenue from 6 30 to 10 in the evening.
Louis Buckner Will Dennis Joe Stafford Jerry and Sam McGough appeared before Mayor Huguley on Friday charged with drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Buckner and Dennis paid $5 fines, Stafford $3, and Jerry and Sam McGough $20 each after resisting arrest.
The many friends of Dr. W. R. Tyler regret that he will move to Waco Texas to practice in the Lone Star State. Since starting his practice in Barnesville he has built a fine business and many associations will be missed. He and his wife depart this month as friends offer best wishes for success in their new home.
Tax collector J D Canzexer announces December 12 and 13 visits to Barnesville for the final tax collection round. He warns this is his last round and lists T C as signer initials.
The World's Fair tests found no baking powder 30 pure or any rival better for leavening power than the Royal.
Loans arranged promptly by J J Gartano for The Roc s Ga. 4t indicates a brief financial notice or ad noting the broker and place, with a terse promotional claim.
Misses Marshall two young ladies from Wetumpka Alabama arrived in the city Tuesday night and will visit Mrs Stephens Mrs G L Summers and Mrs J L Kennedy. They are the daughters of Contractor Marshall who is building Pike's pew courthouse and who lived in Barnesville years ago.
No Quarter will do you as much good as the one that buys Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. An absolute and permanent cure for constipation indigestion bilious attacks and derangements of the liver stomach and bowels. The pga coated pellets are small easy to take and act without griping or disturbing daily life. Sealed vials keep them fresh and reliable as a pocket remedy and they are the cheapest pills you can buy.
An advertisement asserts Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy eliminates catarrh. It describes the product as mild soothing cleansing and healing even in severe cases.
A Liter ary Club gathering at Dr. J. H A. Connallys home featured a rich program outline for the next meeting. The Black House venue on Tuesday evening will host instrumental duets by Annie Pound and Eunice Matthews, readings by P. H. Hardy, biographical sketch by Leila Pattillo, recitation by Julia Harris, and various musical numbers led by Mittie Rose and presented by Miss Iane Murphey.
Eugene Whitaker of Barnesville and Fannie Chapman of Milner were married yesterday at the Milner Methodist Church. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. A. B. Pope in the presence of a large gathering of friends. The couple receive warm congratulations.
Mrs. A. M. Nelms longtime manager of the Nelms House and Griffin hotel empire died at her Griffin home last Saturday. Her death marks a great loss to the Griffin community as the hotel drew many visitors and locals.
An ad from Dr Kilmer and Co of South Bend Indiana claims a sure cure for headache. The firm presents itself as reliable and virtuous and urges readers to try their preparation based on the advertisement.
Registered Puland China boar available for service. Apply to R. L. Swarvra.
An advertisement asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood and strengthens health. It claims the medicine's alterative and enriching action delivers pure blood and overall vitality.
A farewell note from H J Exuis dated December 4 1895 explains his inability to preach a Thanksgiving sermon in Barnesville due to illness and a call to Atlanta. He expresses sincere goodwill toward all residents and asks for charity for his faults while praising Barnesville and its people. He speaks highly of the incoming pastor and urges a cordial welcome.
Nervous and sleepless Griffin resident suffers heart region pains and dizziness. After five bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills, appetite returns and sleep improves. patient reports overall health gains.
Mr Jock W. Watkins of Jackson married Miss Alice Bloodworth of Liberty Hill on Monday afternoon at 4 o clock at the Bloodworth residence. The couple have the best wishes of friends.
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