GounGIL Proceedings In Barnesville June 21 1897
City council minutes detail attendance Mayor Huguley and members Stafford Marshburn Howard Smith with Jenkins Murphey absent. Finance committee itemizes payments totaling 704.86 for streets dispensary bonds and utilities. The third quarter dispensary report is approved and insurance inquiry for town employees is urged.
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Council
Barnesville
Huguley
Stafford
Marshburn
Howard
Smith
Jenkins
Murphey
FE. L. & W. Works
Hook & Ladder Co
Turner & Prout
W. O. Marshburn
J. W. Stafford & Sons
Zebulon St. Clerk
W. M. Howard
J. C. Collier Co. Sacrifice Sale Attracts Barnesville Shoppers
The J. C. Collier Company launches a sacrifice sale promising great bargains across the region. Residents of Barnesville and surrounding areas are urged to visit this week to take advantage of offers and bargain prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
J. C. Collier Company
Barnesville
J. C. Collier Co
The Benefits of Bicycling for Health and Women
A health note extols bicycling for young healthy women while warning weak or ill women to exercise sparingly. It endorses Pierce's Favorite Prescription for delicate women and cites a testimonial from Mrs. Florence Hunter. It also promotes Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a remedy for constipation and highlights honest druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Florence Hunter
Ey. Logan Co
Ark
Resolutions Honoring General John B Gordon and Evans
Confederate Veterans of Barnesville and vicinity praise General John B Gordon for courage and leadership while noting his illness prevents attendance. They salute General C A Evans as successor, recall battles and Senate service, and affirm devotion to the South and to veterans, urging support and memory of their cause.
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Barnesville
John B. Gordon
Gordon Institute
Spottsylvania
American Senate
Empire State of the South
Gordon
United Confederate Veterans
Napoleon
Lee
Jackson
Evans
C. A. Evans
Georgia
Southland
Commencement Echoes and Cowboy Cash Sales at Reeves
Veterans march into the Cash Store as Joe W. Reeves posts brisk cash sales praised as commendable by old comrades. Words mix gratitude and humor about tobacco, sugar, watermelons, ice cream, and provisions sent to the veterans, highlighting Reeves as a central town figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe W. Reeves
Joe
Gazette
Forsyth
Robert Lee
Summer Health Advice Promotes Scott’s Emulsion
The text urges using Scott’s Emulsion during warm weather to treat weak throats coughs and bronchial troubles. It warns that chest weakness and thinness worsen each other and stresses healing the throat curing the cough and strengthening the system now. Available at druggists for a sec and 4.
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Scott
Sec
Jor W. Reeves Cash Drawer Noted in County Gossip
In local chatter the cash drawer of Jor W. Reeves is cited as evidence that money circulates freely in the county. The remark frames Reeves’ finances as a gauge of regional commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jor W. Reeves
B Y P U Convention Grows in Georgia
The B Y P U convention met in Augusta for three days beginning Thursday at 3 30 p m. The Barnesville Union sent B H Hardy and Misses Mamie and Lilian Mitchell. The organization aims to deepen spiritual life, promote scriptural knowledge, and encourage missionary activity through the denomination. Barnesville Union organized two years ago and is flourishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Georgia
Barnesville Union
B. H. Hardy
Mamie
Lilian Mitchell
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Baxing
Goungil
G. E. HouGutey
T. W. Cocuran
Clerk & Treas
Wheels OF Health
Aman
Gordon and Evans
Brittain
U.S
William H. Cuameers
B. Y. P. U. Convention
Pinta Lodge
St. John the Baptist
W. A
W. M
R. L. Swarts
Scty
J. G. Smith
Agt
Pike County
Iticura
Potter Daveayy Crem
Corr
Sole Props
Boston
Big Sale Boys
Morris Jacobs
Barnesville, GA
Rouss Ragket Store
J R. Deavours
C. B. Rouss
N. Y
J. W.hightower
Barnesville, Georgia
J. W. Hightower
T. J. Move
Dr. Tichenors
Chambers Drug Store
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