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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1899
Page
1
bargain roundup showcases Ladies colored umbrella at 1.75 Ladies undervests and sailors case items priced from 4 hats 1.25 up to 5.75 with sale prices such as 50c 55c and 35c左右 20c to 2.25. Sweep of discounts highlights women's apparel and accessories with emphasis on savings.
Barnesville posts a $100 postmaster salary increase to 1600 reflecting rising business. A. J. Eley returns to Barnesville as former Bar nesville Medicine Co. field manager. Georgia Teachers Association meeting at Warm Springs cited with Prof. Jere M. Pound as president. Cul loden school appoints M. Merritt Murphey as principal. Gordon Institute teachers prep for vacation and chautauqua duties. Central railroad boosts Barnesville Chau tauqua promotion with new depot platform.
A group of youths enjoyed a two wagon straw ride around the city and to Cauthen's spring on a mild Monday evening. The party shared a midnight bridge lunch and returned home singing, including Misses Maybelle Veal Caro Talley Annie Loug Talley Alice Maxwell Annie McCullough Mary Pritchard Kathryn Lockhart Jean Mitchell Lillian Mitchell Arley Murphey Mamie Myers Lula Martin and Mr Seamans along with John T. Middlebrooks Lewis Moss Charlie Curry Ed Myers F. M. Stephens A. J. Stephens and J. R. Jackson.
The ad argues that consumption can be cured if treated early with Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, citing a 30 year test showing 98 percent cure in early stages. It stresses stomach strength as key, claims the remedy heals lungs, and endorses Pleasant Pellets for constipation without causing griping. It includes testimonial from Mrs. Clara McIntyre and urges honest medicine dealers.
Advertisement notes limited stock last week sale items for women including trimmed hats priced at 75 cents from 1.00 to 2.00, beauty pins two for five cents, plus slippers at five cents a pair. Sale runs for one week.
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