Real Estate for Sale in Barnesville and Nearby Towns
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. 4 Lots on Main Street 1 Lot corner Forsyth and Main Streets 12 ft Fronting Forsyth street 75 acres land East Thomaston Street Barney Green house and lot East Thomaston street 8 Lots on Ann Street 8 Lots on Mill Street Dwelling corner Ann and East Streets Warehouse at Milner Georgia 67 Acres land A J Carden place Terms One fourth cash balance 1 2 and 3 years EDWARD ELDER Real Estate Agency Barnesville GA.
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Main Street
Forsyth
Main Streets
Forsyth Street
Thomaston Street
Barney Green
Ann Street
Mill Street
Ann
East Streets
Milner
Georgia
J. Carden
Edward Elder
State Manager Appointments for Chicago Guaranty Rand Life
Mr. A. M. Lambdin and Mr. J. B. Franks of South Carolina become State Manager for the Chicago Guaranty Rand Life Society, headquartered in Atlanta. The firm is among the strongest in the United States with growing business in Georgia. Lambdin will keep his Barnesville home for now.
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J. B. Franks
South Carolina
Chicago Guaranty Rand Life Society
Atlanta
United States
Georgia
Lambdin
Barnesville
Redding Attends Griffin Court and Local Notices
Hon J F Redding traveled to Griffin to attend court. Mr Robert Wheaton of Griffin visited the city Sunday night. Joe Rice and his mother Mrs Rice of Milner attended Miss Marianne Hunt's funeral yesterday. The populist national convention will convene in St Louis with no clear nominee in sight. Mrs I H Adams relative ill in Eastonton called by telegram. she may stay several days. Perry Cameron druggists of Flushing Michigan endorse Chamberlains Cough Remedy as best cough medicine and available at 25 and 50 cents from Blackburns drugstore.
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Joe Rice
Rice
Milner
Marianne Hunt
8. K. Cook
Eatonton
Capt
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Perry & Cameron
Flushing
Michigan
Jno
H.blackburn
House for Rent on Brown Avenue
A good house on Brown Avenue is available for rent. Apply to S. N. Woopwarp for details and leasing.
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Brown Avenue
S. N. Woopwarp
Circulating Library Opens in Barnesville with 65 Members
A circulating library serving Barnesville has about sixty five members and one hundred volumes. Books are refreshed every four months. The collection features neatly bound volumes from standard authors. D L Ander on serves as librarian.
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Barnesville
D. L. Anderon
Avoid the Bank and Save Big on Goods
A raucous sales pitch touts credit approval and drastic price cuts on staples. It promises 25 to 50 percent savings, cheap rice, meat, sugar and flour, and a grand soap product, urging readers to visit the seller for bargains and to fear bailiffs.
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Cass Monry
Milner High School Poised for Strong Year
Milner High School shows steady progress with ninety pupils enrolled under Principal A. T. Cato and assistant Miss Mattielyus. Music head Miss Juddie Lindsey leads the department as Milner residents unite for a top quality school and a promising prom ahead.
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Milner High School
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A GOOD HOTEL REPORTS STEADY ARRIVALS AT MATTHEWS
Manager Brown of the Matthews hotel has shown strong reception from travelers with an average seventeen arrivals daily last week. His leadership brings Barneeville its best hotel yet and reflects high regard from the public.
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Brown
Matthews Hotel
Barneesville
Bids Sought for 35 Telephone Poles in Barnesville Ga
Council invites sealed bids for 35 telephone chestnut poles 23 to 25 feet long and at least 4 inches at the top to be delivered in Barnesville Georgia. Bids due and opened by the Council on February 1 1896. Address bids to T W Cocuran Clerk and Treasurer.
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Barnesville
T. W. Cocuran
Recaptured outlaw Delk tied to earlier beating case
Mr R G Elliott of Molena said Taylor Delk who had escaped was recaptured. He was seen alive and drunk near Senoia and arrested by the Senoia marshal. Delk was lodged in Greenville jail and charged with beating the Connally brothers some time ago.
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Barnesville
Taylor Delk
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Greenville
Jal
Delk
Connally Brothers
Won Every Case by Col. S N Woodward
Col S N Woodward admitted to practice in U S Courts at Macon and won all five cases he handled there. The Second district of Pike is said to back him, and his rapid rise brings him fame and fortune as his practice grows daily.
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S. N. Woodward
U. S
Macon
Col. Woodward
Pike
Syrup of Figs Promises Permanent Relief from Constipation
Advertisers claim Syrup of Figs provides a lasting cure for habitual constipation while other laxatives only offer temporary relief and may harm the system. The copy targets well informed readers seeking permanent benefits.
Death at depot ends in natural causes ruling
George Milner a colored man died Thursday night after a hemorrhage at the depot. His body lay on the tracks and a freight car passed over him. Coroner Hamil held an inquest Friday. the jury ruled the death was caused by natural causes.
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George Milner
Hamil
Death of Rev. A. G. Peden at Pedenville
Rev. A. G. Peden, 85, Presbyterian minister known across the region, died Sunday at his Pedenville home after weeks of illness. He was born in Greenville District South Carolina and married three times. Survived by two children from first marriage Capt. D. D. Peden of Houston Texas and Mrs. Tolbert of Clarksville Arkansas and two children from last marriage Mrs. J. W. Sullivan of Houston Texas and Mrs. T. Sullivan of Pedenville. Burial at Friendship church followed by a large gathering of relatives and friends. He was regarded as a kind Christian gentleman and good citizen.
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Pike County
A. G. Peden
Peden
Greenville
S. C
D. D. Peden
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Ark
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T. ©. Sullivan
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Families to Move to Barnesville for Gordon Institute
Several families will relocate to Barnesville in the coming month drawn by the superior facilities and fixed schooling of Gordon Institute. It is likely that one or more businessmen will relocate to engage in merchandising, and the town welcomes all who come.
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Barnesville
Gordon Institute
Shakespearean Club Meeting Scheduled for January 25
The Shakespearean Club meets Saturday afternoon January 25 at 2 30 at Miss Willie Reynolds home. An item mentions Chamberlains Pain Balm for chest and back pain with cold or pneumonia risk and notes Jno H Blackburn Druggist as supplier.
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Willie Reynolds
Chamberlain
Jno
H. Blackburn Druggist
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