15 Mar 1894
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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1894
Page
1
The town sees cheaper goods this year with suits costing $3 to $5 less than last year likely due to tariff effects. Churches report strong congregations, Gordon Institute forecasts its biggest commencement yet, and plans rise for an ice factory. Dr Wright’s new drug store progresses, school chapel exhibitions please attendees, and local leaders discuss courthouse and town improvements.
Claim Brown's Iron Bitters relieves nervousness from care or overwork. Advert promising genuine product with trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper.
A special party is organized to visit Suwanee Springs on the Suwannee River in Florida. The springs are a popular health and pleasure resort with special rates and accommodations arranged. For details contact G. A. Macdonald, Macon GA, general passenger agent of the Georgia Southern and Florida rail road, the Suwannee River Route.
Mr I A Guttenburger is named successor to J W Burke Co in the music business at Macon. He will carry pianos organs and other musical instruments and aims to win patronage from Barnesville friends familiar with his work.
Preparations are ongoing at Gordon Institute for the Lysian and Euvomian Societies anniversary on April 27. Rehearsals and a splendid program are planned, expected to be a highly enjoyable entertainment.
A Barnesville Ga advertisement invites young men and ladies to study stenography typewriting bookkeeping commercial arithmetic and business penmanship. It promises lower board and living costs than larger cities and invites interested students to contact the Barnesville Business College for more information.
The water works bonds were sold at 9 54. The town had previously been offered 100 for them. In view of all the circumstances the sale is considered a good one.
A quarterly gathering is planned at the Methodist Church next Sunday with the Presiding Elder delivering sermons in the morning and evening. Everyone is welcome.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a universal remedy. It claims protection against a long list of diseases starting from liver and blood impurities, urges early use at first symptoms, and asserts guaranteed benefit or money back. It highlights liver and kidney support, flesh building, and blood purification.
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