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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1897
Page
5
Local shop the Reeves Boys announce a special one day sale next Monday offering cash in exchange for purchases. The message emphasizes not wanting to fall behind competition and invites customers to swap for cash during the bargain event.
Cash Carner Store advertises brisk business at the Cash Corner Store and promises to pay top prices for country produce. The note invites customers to drop by Saturday evening for a free plate of ice cream and a glass of ice cold lemonade, emphasizing fair and honest dealing by Abernathy and Bishop.
A long local notices list covers residents visiting Barnesville, trips to Atlanta and Hampton, Emory College commencement plans, church and school events, and commerce notes. It mentions J R Deavours, B L Christian of Davisboro, W P Persons of Strouds, chambers drug store, and various social visits, with ads for Purse styles and hair brushes.
Twenty good residence lots on Forsyth street are offered with easy terms. Apply to E. L. Rogers to discuss purchase details and eligibility.
A. K. Hawkes scientific optician will be here for one day more to test eyes at no charge. Full assortment Hawkes Spectacles available. W. H. Chambers, Druggist, promotes the limited offer with a rare chance for free eye testing.
An established firm promotes its constant availability and value of its guarantee. The message urges customers to consult them before buying wheels to save money and avoid trouble in the future.
Edward Elder made a business trip to Atlanta. Annie Fulcher of Statesboro is visiting Ruth Hodges. W. W. Arnold spent Tuesday in Atlanta shopping. Hulon Howard has been sick this week. Magnita Arnold expected home Saturday morning. Hair shampoo service offered by residents with orders at Jones' barber shop. W J Vandivere with family moved from Prof J M Pound’s house and will board with Euce Elder. Sappington trio seen on streets. solidarity noted. James Harrison, Montezuma Record editor, visited the city this week with W B Veal.
Mr. John H. Blackburn and Mr. C. T. Tyler each bought a fine piano for their homes, promising richer music and added happiness for their families.
Mr. T. J. Moye announces ice handling from the rear of his store with prompt delivery to customers who phone orders.
Miss May Craddick, previously ill, is improving and many express sympathy. News note records community relief and well wishers.
The little son of Dr. Mallory of Concord, shot weeks ago, is improving rapidly with every hope of recovery. The progress is described as marvelous and the public rejoices at the favorable condition and absence of serious consequences.
The Senior Class of Gordon Institute finished their studies and were excused from further work yesterday. They are rejoicing in the freedom afforded them. It is a large class of bright girls and boys, and they ought to make their mark in the world. The Gazette extends its best wishes to each of them.
Mr. W. J. Bishop has bought a half interest in H. L. Abernathy’s business, forming the firm Abernathy and Bishop. They plan to boost stock and expand efforts, and the Gazette wishes them success.
Miss Bessie Floyd has been elected to take charge of the Brent School. The trustees praise her as bright and capable. She graduates this term from Gordon Institute, marking a valued educational appointment for the community.
Rev J A Howard of Atlanta preached both morning and evening at the Baptist church. The sermons were strong and interesting and made a splendid impression on the congregations.
The death of Mrs. H. C. Hanson occurred last Friday in Macon. She was well known in Barnesville and Pike County communities and described as a noble woman by locals. The notice notes her prominent ties in the area.
Improvements in Barnesville include removal of boundary fences. The changes make yards appear more open and attractive, with neighborhoods noting more beautiful homes and a growing number of residences each year.
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