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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1898
Page
7
A blotchy diary note lists wounds burns scalds cuts sprains and various ailments. It mentions colic cramps cholera morbus indigestion and stock related colic botts foot evil scratches wire cuts and similar injuries.
The Gazette extends hearty congratulations to all parties interested in the Josey Harris marriage announced for Wednesday evening at eight o clock. Further details will be given later. Best wishes are sent to the two happy young people.
Express agent H. H. Swatts in Barnesville received a package addressed to Death a person not residing in town It is believed Death is only passing through and the agent sent a postal to notify the arrival of the package at the local post office.
The Daughters of the Confederacy will meet at Gordon Institute on Thursday April 7 at three o clock. The program lists questions on Georgia history including the Second Continental Congress dates Georgia first representative, Council of Safety, governors under Wright Houston Ly man Hall and others, Count D Estaign Pulaski and Jasper, land acts, currency changes, Yazoo Fraud, and the cotton gin.
Mr and Mrs J G Smith visited Griffin for a day. Grays offers Genuine Cuba molasses and shredded whole wheat biscuit. Prof James W Cole of Social Circle School travels home via city. Meta Murphey returns home to cheers. Mrs Matthew Grace of Macon visits Magnolia Inn. J R Deavours returns from Atlanta. Collier’s store opens bargains Friday and Saturday. W J Franklin and family visit from Zebulon. Mittie Perry joins Mills millinery. Miss Betty Blalock in Atlanta for Easter styles. Dead Stuck exterminator advertised. Robert A Franklin earns Atlanta Dental College honor. P H Harris from Fitzgerald spends time here.
A letter promotes Joe W. Reeves as a cash store candidate urging unconditional support while bragging about groceries and plantation supplies cheaper than a voter’s vote. It hints at wartime price rises and cash circulation, then notes local figures Prof J W Williams Col Ogden Persons Raleigh Harper Arlie Murphey A A Rose and Merritt Thurman in town or in education.
A new discovery cures all forms of dyspepsia and regulates the stomach restoring appetite. For sale by John H. Blackburn.
Mr J A Blalock departed Tuesday for Atlanta to join an established insurance firm. He brings substantial experience and his friends wish him success in this career move.
Advertisement touts Bucklen Arnica Salve as best for cuts sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions. Promises cure of piles or money refunded with guaranteed satisfaction. Price 25 cents a box sold by W A Wright.
Mr James Jones of Jones and Son Cowden Illinois recounts how his wife, gravely ill with La Grippe progressing to Hasty Consumption, recovered after using Dr King’s New Discovery. The firm offers a free trial bottle at W A Wright’s Drug Store.
The ordination service for two deacons at the Baptist church has been postponed. Dr. Brittain could not secure another minister to assist, so the ceremony set for Sunday will be held at a later date.
Attend a bargain sale in Collier County this Friday and Saturday featuring discounted items across multiple vendors. Find household goods clothing and accessories at reduced prices with sales aiding local programs.
A facility presents itself as the headquarters for cotton seed hulls and meal, signaling a central hub for storage distribution and promotional activity. The text emphasizes the business focus on hulls and meal products.
An advertisement touts a product named One Minute Cough Cure as a fast acting remedy. The copy emphasizes rapid relief and broad curing claims for coughing.
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