Real Estate for Sale in Barnesville and Nearby
Valu able real estate for sale. Four lots on Main Street and eight on Ann Street plus a corner dwelling and a warehouse in Milner Georgia. 67 acres on A J Carden place and 75 acres on East Thomaston Street. Terms include one fourth cash and balance over one to three years. Edward Elder agency Barnesville Georgia. Local notices and community updates follow.
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Main Street
Forsyth
Main Streets
Forsyth Street
Thomaston Street
Ee Barney Green
Ann Street
Mill Street
Ann
East Streets
Milner
Georgia
J. Carden
Edward Elder
Gazette Promises Vigorous Push to Improve Ad Revenues
The Tue Gazette states a determined policy to support advertisers with solid returns on investment. It commits to exert influence to ensure advertising pays and pledges to push this approach vigorously.
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Tue Gazette
Local Visitors and Residents Note Summer Arrivals
Miss Lonnie Dawson arrived in Atlanta Tuesday morning for a several day stay. Mrs. Jonas of Rome visits for a month, staying with the Matthews household. Miss Rosa Dewberry returned home Monday after visiting relatives and friends in Juliette. Mr. Wright Stocks has returned to Barnesville after a year at Mills Point Texas. Mr. I. M. Haygood of Milner, a leading Pike county farmer, was here yesterday. Mr. Jackson G. Smith, Barnesville buggy maker, left for Griffin on a business trip.
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Rosa Dewberry
Juliette
Wright Stocks
Barnesville
Mills Point
Texas
I. M. Haygood of
Milner
Pike County
Jackson G. Smith
Griffin
Mitchells
Ida ,Saefield
Cedar Springs
Hubert Willis
Hematead
Tex
W.H. Willis
Mr. Willis
Georgia
Election to fill aldermanic vacancy on January 13 1896
By order of Council an election will be held January 13 1896 to fill the expired term of Alderman P F Matthews who resigned. T W Corun C and T.
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P. F. Matthewa
Lifsey visits Barnesville as Alabama division head abroad
Mr W V Lifsey in town with parents near Meansville after a Montgomery base assignment. New citizens and boarders boost local business as J W Stafford & Sons sell five then three suits, Barnesville furniture trade cited as best nearby. Ida Saefield, guest of Mitchell sisters, returns to Cedar Springs and Rev Hubert Willis leaves for Hematad Texas after a month’s stay.
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Barnesville
J. W. Stafford & Sons
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Endorsed by Local Pharmacists
Perry and Cameron, leading druggists of Flushing Michigan, recommend Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best cough medicine they have sold and say it always gives satisfaction. It is sold at 25 and 50 cents per bottle by Jac H Blackburn, Druggist.
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Perry & Cameron
Flushing
Michigan
Chamberlain
Jac. H.blackburn
Dentist Dr Tyler Leaves Barnesville for Waco Texas
Dr W R Tyler departed Tuesday night for Waco Texas to practice dentistry. His friends lament the move as a fine local practitioner seeks a better opening. His family will remain in Macon until a new home is arranged and he settles in Texas.
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W. R. Tyler
Waco
Texas
Barnesville
Dr. Tyler
Lyler
Macon
Dr. Lyler
Syrup of Figs Promises Permanent Constipation Cure
In olden times people overlooked lasting benefits and accepted transient laxatives. Now it is claimed Syrup of Figs permanently cures habitual constipation so well informed individuals will prefer it over temporary remedies that may harm the body.
Cadets Arrive as Students Return to Town
Students flood the town with trains bringing large numbers for the new term. Anniversarian candidates Cadets Nash and Dennis lead early efforts among the students while the battalion anticipates more active duty and the green squads begin drills.
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Anniversarian
Nash
Dennis
Summers Buggy Company Publishes Pretty Calendar
The Summers Buggy Company issues a neatly produced calendar for friends and the buggy trade. It features General Manager G. L. Summers, President C. O. Summers, Secretary and Treasurer O. H. Summers, foremen Wap Summers, J. W. Gardner, D. B. Smith, P. L. Gordy, and traveling salesman E. A. Isaacs. The calendar is widely distributed across the United States.
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Summers Buggy Company
G. L. Summers
C. O. Summers
Sect
Treas
O. H. Summers
Wap Summers
J. W. Gardner
D. B. Smith
P. L. Gordy
E. A. Isaacs
United States
Shakespearean Club Meeting Set for January 11
The Shakespearean Club will meet next Saturday January 11 at 2 30 PM at Mrs Lowla K Rogers residence. The program planned for last Saturday will be carried out.
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Lowla K. Rogers
Central of Georgia Railway Schedules Altered Last Sunday
The Central of Georgia Railway changed its schedule last Sunday. The revised timetable is now in this issue and explains how the trains run.
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Central of Georgia Railway
Chranage Your Diet and Bargain Isle of Provisions
A humorous old style sales pitch offers cabbage, white peas, tomatoes, corn, olives, pickles, and mustards for sale. It touts fat mackerel, flour, tobacco, snuff, cigarettes, bran and peas for cattle, leather goods, a 10 cent pie preparation, and weekly fish and oyster deliveries. The ad promises cash buying and local trade, with delivery and prompt service.
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Mother Earth
Helme
Lorillard
Huckleberg
Bank directors reelect officers at Barnesville Savings Bank
At a Thursday directors meeting of Barnesville Savings Bank officers were re elected. President Dr. R O Cotter Vice President J Taylor Cashier H P Powell Bookkeeper Robert Holmes An annual dividend of 4 percent was declared and the bank is described as very strong in Middle Georgia.
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Barnesville
R.O. Cotter
J.&. Taylor
H. P. Powell
Robert Holmes
Middle Georgia
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised with Reward Offer
A 19th century advertisement promises a $100 reward for a cure of catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot treat. Prominent Toledo pharmacists endorse the remedy, claim its internal action reaches the blood and mucous surfaces, and offer testimonials and bottles at 78 cents.
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Hall
Dr. J. M. Brittain Likely to Lead Barnesville Church
Dr. J. M. Brittain of Atlanta, recently called to be pastor of Barnesville Baptist Church, visited Barnesville and preached twice last Sunday. He is a widely known Georgia minister and strong preacher, with a high likelihood of accepting the pastorate.
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J. M. Brittain
Atlanta
Barnesville Baptist Church
Barnesville
Baptist Church
Testimonial for Chamberlain Cough Remedy by Hollands resident
In a reader’s quotation Robert Rawls of Hollands Virginia recalls a winter illness described as la trippe and credits Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy with relief after the first bottle and a cure after the second. Available for 25 and 50 cents per bottle from Jno H Blackburn Druggist.
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Robert Rawls
Hollands
Chamberlain
Jno. H. Blackburn Druggist
Pike Superior Court Adjourned To March Term
Pike Superior Court convened in Zebulon with Judge Marcus W. Beck presiding. No juries, few motions heard, court adjourned to meet at the regular term in March. Barnesville attorneys J. F. Redding S. N. Woodard J. J. Rogers attended.
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Pike Superior Court
Zebulon
Marcus W. Beck
Beck
J. F. Redding
S. N. Woodard
J.J. Rogers
Barnesville Legal Fraternity
Clerks Walk Out From Local Stores
A sizable number of clerks quit their jobs last week including Joe Ford and George Crowder of Collier's, T. J. Ogletree and Robin Carter of Roger's, Charley Stocks of Murphey's, Ed Myers of Howard Cos, and J. T. Wooten of Stafford's. The workers, praised as clever salesmen, were released as their terms expired.
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Messra Joe Ford
George Crowder
Collier's
T. J. Ogletree
Robin Carter
Roger ’S
Charley Stocks
Murphey
Ed Myers
Howard Cos
J. T. Wooten
Stafford’s
Merchants urged to tidy displays to ease pedestrian flow
The Gazette notes merchants should arrange storefront goods more carefully as protruding displays obstruct sidewalks and occasionally strike passersby. While attractive displays draw attention, repeated incidents of hats and faces being brushed by clothing pieces prompt concern over public impression and safety.
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Mia
W. A. Wright
A. N. Sharp of
City
Robert Wheaton of
Mr. R. L. Swatts
E- A. Parker
Messrs
Miller Harrison
Harry Maples
Barnesville Furniture
Mrs. W. J. Williamson
B. J. Clark
Baconton
J. H. Williamson
W. J. Williamson
Alva Matthews
The
Technological School
G. A. Harrison
Thomaston
J. E. Powell
Arabi, Ga
Major
W. C. Anderson
W. C. and
D. L. Anderson
Elmo Adams
J.C. Collier Co
Yedlceiday
Nellie
Katie Marshall
Josie Rose
the Rock
Prof
H. M. Fletcher
Jackson
Josie W. Clark
Acworth
Goronon Institute
Walter Spence
J. L. Pasley & Co
E.H. Bloodworth
Millen
Sol Bloodworth
Sol
Gald
Pga
James T. Willis
Liberty Hill
Ty Ty
Gordon Institute
U.S
Brantley Gardner
Bank
Zebulon Street
Alice Maxwell
Montzuma
Maybelle Veal
Nannie-Shell Willis
Willie Hightower
Mary Singleton
A. M. Lambdin
Asbury
Uave
I. G. Johnson
W. A. Means
Miss Eunice Means
Kiko
M. M.elliott
Means
E A. Pound
Waycross
Prof. Pound
M A. Clark
M. D
Clark & Clark
Physicians and Surgeons
J.C. Collier
Ackburn
W. B.smiith
F. D
B. Smith
Barnkhsvill F
SOL& RY
Scientific American Agency For
Write To & CO
Broadway
New York
America
Beoueee Patese
Poscismens
New York City
Commercial College
Lonnie Dawson
Mrs. Jonas
Rome
Matthews
T. W. Cocuran
W. V. Lifsey
Alabama
Plant System of Railways
Montgomery
Ala
B. A. Lifsey
Meansville
Shakespearean Club
Chranage
Reeves’ Boys
F. J. Carney & Co
Toledo
O. We
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
O. Walding
Kinnap & Marvin
Will
Tutt
Summers Buggy Co
Barnesville, GA
G. Sunn
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