Barnesville Sees Five New Dwellings Under Contract
Barnesville enters 1899 with significant growth as contracts are let for five new houses. Emma Guttenberger buys Elm Street lot to build a two story home, Mayor Walter B. Smith buys Greenwood Street lot for a cottage, Dan Smith acquires Brown Avenue lot for a cottage, Dr. C H Perdue plans a large remodel and new residence, and Edgar L Rogers trades parsonage to obtain Forsyth Street lot for a new parsonage.
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Barnesville
Emma Guttenberger
Elm Street
Judge Fryer
Bush
T. J. Williamson
Walter B. Smith
Greenwood Street
L. K. Rogers
Rogers
Dan Smith
P. L. Gordy
Brown Avenue
W. J. Gordy
Mr. Smith
C. H. Perdue
Edgar L. Rogers
West Monroe
Forsyth Street
Plea for the Music Department of Gordon Institute
The Gordon Institute has expanded its music program with six new pianos and two instructors Miss Mary W Lovelace and Mrs Nottingham. A Spring Term grand entertainment with the Battalion Band will fund the department’s improvements. Parents in Barnesville are urged to support the music department with patronage and encouragement.
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Gordon Institue
Mary W. Lovelace
Nottingham
Barnesville
Gordon Institute Opens Monday For Spring Term
The Spring term of Gordon Institute opens Monday next. Parents of Barnesville should start every child possible on the very first day. Do not delay it. Let them begin Monday and continue daily through the full course in all departments.
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Gordon Institute
Barnesville
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