Bankers Guarantee Fund Life Association Endorsed
Atlanta Georgia based life company featuring 38 percent insurance written in first twenty months. Endorsements from G E Huguley mayor of Barnesville and bank cashiers J W Cabaniss of Macon praising reliability and low cost protection. Company claims many testimonials available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Huguley
New South Savings Bank
Barnesville
Bankers Guarantee Fund Life Association
Atlanta
J. W. Cabaniss
Cashier Exchange Bank
Macon
Solid North extols Atlanta life company savings
The article denounces extortionate life insurers in the North and compares Georgia premiums and losses for the year ending April 20, 1895. It praises the Bankers Guarantee Fund Life Association of Atlanta for lowering costs, noting it outstripped 52 of 58 competitors and inviting inquiries to Hewitt Craik or the Atlanta home office.
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State of
Georgia
Bankers Guarantee Fund Life Association of
Atlanta
Bankers Guarantee Fund Life Association
Hewitt Craik
Equitable Building
Tyus advocates courthouse, highway improvements in Pike
Mr. J. T. Tyus of Milner visited Barnesville on Saturday and praised Pike County’s plan for a new court house. He urged county leaders to upgrade public highways. Tyus, a favorable figure for commissioner, and Mrs. Saxton with daughters Stella and Orie left for Lexington, Kentucky after staying with G. C. Cornell on Zebulon Street. The family made many warm friends during their Barnesville visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Tyus
Milner
Pike
Tyus
Numerous visits and health notes in Barnesville column
The Gazette records many social calls and short trips by local residents including Mr. Joan Woods in Macon and Mr. Morris Jacobs in Griffin. It notes illnesses of Rev. W. L. Jones in Macon and remarks on Drs. Clark moving offices. A testimonial from Mr. Ge A. Mills of Lebanon about Chamberlain’s Pain Balm ends the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ge. A. Mills
Lebanon
Coon
Juo
H. Blackburn
Richmond Gambling Raids Lead to Street Sentences
Five men including Steve Hollie Grub Wright andrew Wright Squire Clements and Jim Harris were caught gambling by special officer Z T Evans. They appeared before Mayor Huguley who sentenced them to thirty days on the streets. Harris was offered removal from town to rescind the sentence. The raid tarnishes Richmond’s image and authorities vow to curb gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Hollie
Grub Wright
Andrew Wright
Squire Clements
Jim Harris
Z. T. Evans
Preaching March 29 at Barnesville Freemans Hall
Rev Wolfe Hunt will preach at Fre mans Hall in Barnesville on Sunday afternoon March 29 at 8 o clock. A cordial invitation is extended everybody to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe Hunt
Freman’s Hall
Barnesvillde
Invitations Are Many and the Madison Soap Popular
A reader notes an influx of invitations and urges imitation only where merit exists. The piece critiques a recent imitation on Madison soap and suggests discernment before following similar trends.
Officers Elected by the Baptist Young People's Union
The B Y P A of the Baptist church elected officers for six months. Dr. Thomas J Watts was re elected president, Miss Lily Turner vice president, Miss Roberta Mitchell corresponding secretary, Miss Trella Henderson recording secretary, Mr John Middlebrooks treasurer. The Union is in flourishing condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Y.P. A. of the Baptist Church
Thomas J. Watts
Lily Turner
Roberta Mitchell
Trella Henderson
John Middlebrooks
Best of All Syrup of Figs Promotes Gentle Cleansing
An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a true and perfect remedy to cleanse the system in spring. One bottle benefits the whole family, priced 50 cents or 1 for the large size, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company and sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
SLL
California Fig Syrup Company
Superior Court Session Opens in Zebulon Next Week
The Superior Court convenes in Zebulon next Monday under Judge Marcus W. Beck for a two to three week term. Jurors and others with business are urged to attend as court week begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Zebulon
Marcus W. Beck
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Landreths
Y Ising
W. A Wright
Main Street
Forsyth
Main Streets
Forsyth Street
Thomaston
Barney Green
Thomaston Street
Ann Street
Mill Street
Ann
East Streets
J. Carden
Edward Elder
Barnesville, GA
M A. Clark,m. D
B. J. Clark, M. L
Clark & Clark
Physicians and Surgeons
J.C. Collier
W. B
F. D
B. Smith
Smith
Commercial College OF
Entucky University
Helor
WiLbur R. Smith
Kye
G. W.grice
W. P. Harrison & Co
THE
Southern Enterprise
Barnesville Furniture Store
A. J. Clark
Joan Woods
Mr. Morris Jacobs
Griffin
B. J. Clark
John Perry
Col
A. A. Murphey
Einna Warner
Edgar L. Cook
Meesie Holmes
Wiley Jordan
Moleau
Miss Brinsfield
Jesse P. Jones
City
W. H. Rogers
T. J. Williamson
Merriwether County
Macoe
W.L. Jones
the Gazette
G. W. Grice
F. M. Stafford
J. W. Srvartorp & Sons
R. O. Cotter
Molena
Kate Ford
Robert Wheaton
Thomasville
U. S
Cape Dozier’s
Holmes St
J. T. Buaucex
H. W. Rountree
Swaine
Boro
W. A. Wright
C. L. Crawley
Alabama
Barnesville Manufacturing Company
W. L. Jones
Fredonia Church
Redbone
Drs. Clark
W. R Tyler
F. M. Staffords
J. W. Srrrerp & Sons
H. L. Green
M. G. Harrison
Mary Thurman
Annie Howell
Zebrlon
J. P. Thurman
Z. T. Williamson
Texas
Carrie Akin
Richmond
Susted
Madison
Lorillard’s
Yours Truly
Reeves Boys
P. S
S. M. Marshburn
V.C. Marshburn
Fred A. Beasley
Valley
Sum
Mers Buggy Company
George L. Summers
Arm & Hammer Soda
Milburn
Mimnovets
Jackson G. Smith
Barnesville, Georgia
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