Local Notices Highlight Barnesville Social Visits
Several Barnesville residents are noted visiting friends in nearby towns and states. Miss Anna Lasear of Milner visits in the city, while Dr. J. M. Brittain and Dr. Folsom spend time in Hampton. Others travel to Macon New Orleans Athens and Arkansas with family and business ties. J. H. Bate & Co. promote wheels and coal offerings amid community scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lasear
Milner
J. M. Brittain
Hampton
Dr. Folsom
Farmer appeals to protect peach orchard from grazing cows
S. M. Howako requests that all neighbors keep cows out of the peach orchard, warning of potential damage to fruit trees and urging cooperation to prevent losses.
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S. M. Howako
For Rent My House on Thomaston Street
Property listing notes a house for rent on Thomaston Street by D. A. Stroup with limited details. Further specifications, terms, and contact information are not provided in the fragment.
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Thomaston Street
D. A. Stroup
Barnesville Police Chief Praises Holiday Behavior
Chief Marshall John Collier reports holiday behavior was unusually good with officers scarcely any trouble. He notes people at large were quiet and well behaved, reflecting well on Barnesville and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall John Collier
Barnesville
Texans Prospecting Tour Likely Move for Reviere
In a few days C. H. Reviere will depart for Texas on a prospecting tour. He may move there or return to Barnes Ave to stay. Others including R. C. Matthews Hunt Ogle and Jim Jenkins Jr also contemplate a trip to the Lone Star State but are certain to go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H._ Reviere
Texas
Barnes Ave
Lone Star State
R. C. Matthews
Hunt Oglee
Jim Jenkins, Jr
Mullins Family Relocates to Baconton Georgia
Mr. W. J. Mullins and his family move to Baconton Ga to reside permanently. Several Middle County families also relocate to the area hoping to improve their condition. The Mullins are held in high esteem and are met with much regret by their former community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Mullins
Baconton
Mr W T Chapman and family relocate to Barnesville
Mr W T Chapman and his family from Milner have moved into a newly erected home on Ann street in Barnesville. The Gazette welcomes them as new Barnesville residents and expresses hope their residence will be pleasant and profitable.
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Alma
Coral Reed
Smyrna
Ps Ear. Deavours
Zebulon Street
Carrie Chambers
Arkansas
W. T. Chapman
Milner
Ann Street
Barnesville
The
Gazette
Gazetter Opens Year with Strong Merchant Patronage
The Gazette reports a robust start to the year as Barnesville merchants occupy advertising space. Most merchants have pledged space and more will join soon, with readers urged to consult ads for all trade announcements. Patronize the Gazette advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Barnesville
the Gazette
Ithe Gazeree
Attorney Col. Garland Opens Law Practice in Valdosta
Col. J. J. Garland, a well known attorney from The Rock, passed through Barnesville Tuesday en route to Valdosta Georgia where he locates to practice law. He has many friends here who hope he will be successful in his new field.
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Valdosta
J. J. Garland
The
Rock
Barnesville
Col. Garland
Salvation Oil Promoted As Pain Destroyer And Rheumatism Cure
A testimonial from William H. Brown of Striebinger House Cleveland Ohio claims Salvation Oil relieved twelve years of rheumatism and enabled him to walk again. The liniment is advertised at 25 cents and sold everywhere with a life changing claim.
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Salvation Oil
Wim. H. Brown
Striebinger House
Cleveland
Pastoral Change and Law Practice Resume
Notice states ill health leads to temporary shift from pastoral duties to legal work at Zebulon father's office. A. B. Poor announces readiness to serve with utmost ability. Also praises Rev. Charles H. Parkhurst for reformist stance and Pond's Extract endorsement dated October 24, 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zebulon
Charles H. Parkhurst
Flonmer
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J. W. Woodward
New Orleans
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Oxford
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Cave Springs
Ione Murphey
Columbus
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Washington City
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Louisville
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Milledgeville
S. L. Taylor
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W. D. Weems
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