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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1896
Page
5
A rundown of residents visiting and traveling between Barnesville and nearby cities. Notable movements include Mr. N. L. Bush and Prof. J. E. Kemp in Atlanta, Col. J. J. Rogers to Forsyth, Miss Emmie Daniel visiting Thomaston, and many others visiting family, attending events, or returning home. Local business notes and gentle notices intersperse with travel updates.
Card expresses gratitude to those who showed kindness during the mother’s illness and signs off with respect by N L Osborn.
A vivid promotional note extols Syrup of Figs as a pleasant tasting gentle laxative with no unpleasant effects. It claims both children and parents benefit, presenting it as the best family remedy and urging every household to keep a bottle on hand.
A testimonial proclaims Hood's Sarsaparilla as unequaled in merit with record sales and cures. It cites a case where a seven year old boy suffered rheumatic fever and arthritis with severe sores on the thigh, once deemed hopeless by doctors.
The Colored Firemen's Tournament held last Thursday drew about 3000 attendees. It proceeded orderly with no arrests. Barnesville teams dominated prizes in hook and ladder and hose reel events while Griffin and Thomaston and Macon participants earned smaller awards.
Tybee Georgia's greatest seashore resort enters peak season with expanded hotel facilities and low rates. The season draws many travelers due to convenient Central Ry System schedules and broad lodging options.
Forsyth Ga candidate Cyrus H. Sharp announces his run for Monroe County Clerk of the Superior Court, subject to the Democratic primary, promising faithful performance of duty based on past service and asking for local support.
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