Barnesville Council Seeks Electric Light Plant Bids
The Barnesville council met April 24 1896 and opened bids for an electric light plant from General Electric Co Atlanta Ga W A Robinson Co West Point Ga Fort Wayne Electric Corp Fort Wayne Ind Final action was deferred to May 4 1896 A special motion appointed Mayor Hueatey and Aldermen Smith and Murphey to travel to Atlanta to consult engineers and study apparatus merits.
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Councr
CuAamper
Barnesville
Amnil
General Electric Co
Atlanta
W. A. Robinson & Co
West Point
Fort Wayne Electric Corporation
Fort Wayne
Smith
Murphey
G. E. Hueatey
Barneaville Council May 4 1896 Proceedings
Barneaville Georgia council hears committee reports on streets and capitation tax funds. Payment approvals total 678.76 including salaries uniforms and other expenses. A street report notes progress on main streets and pending taxes. Special committee reports on Atlanta visit and electric apparatus recommendations to follow.
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Coune
Barneaville
Jenkins and Swatts
W. QO. Marehburn
Gordon Institute
Atlanta
Howard
Holmes
Thomaston
Clerk & Treas
W. M. Howard
Chm
A. O. Murrsey
Murphey
W. O. Marshburn
Elder's Pond
Stafford
Tan Yard
Barnesville Council Proceedings Mention Adoption and Payments
The council considers adopting the wood apparatus and accepting a bid from Fort Wayne Electric Corp. G E B Hoercex. Alderman How ard moves to adopt the report subject to voter ratification. Chief Police reports payroll items totaling 30.50 and a hearing for lamps for the colored school, with temporary electric-light arrangements. An ordinance to fund Barnesville Blues begins June 1. Bills for Golucke & Stewart plans and Constitution and Journal ads are approved on presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. EB. Hoercex
A. O. Murruer
W. B. Surry
Alderman Howard
Barnesville
Hon
Mayor & Counc
Walter Blalock
Kila Gilbert
Fannie Boyd
Otis Harrison
George Willis
Sally Ubarp
Ezra Jenkins
Cnas
Hennegar
W. H. Willis
Alex Z. Zellner
Boot Powell
Colored School
Marshall
Alderman Murphey
Barnesville Blues
Golucke & Stewart
Gordon Institute
Constitution and Journal
U. E. Hveuiry
Memoriam Basil Manly Taylor Beloved Monroe Pike Resident
Basil Manly Taylor born December 19 1819 in Putnam County to John M and Martha Taylor grew to manhood in Monroe County. He married Mary Reid September 18 1845 and joined Ebenezer church later moving to Pike County where he remained a devout Christian. He died March 28 1896 after long heart disease suffering with faith expressing Zion and heavenward thoughts. He leaves wife four daughters five grandchildren two sisters one brother and many friends. Known for steadfast honesty, Golden Rule living, kindness and deep family devotion.
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Basil Manly Taylor
John M
Martha Taylor
Putman County
Monroe County
Mary
A. B. Reid
Methodist Church
Monroe Campground
John P. Duncan
Pike County
Ebenezer
Jesus
Zion
Revered Father Laid to Rest in Quiet Grave
A heartfelt obituary recalls a wise teacher and tender guide as a devoted father of four daughters and a son. It speaks of enduring sorrow, peaceful resignation, and wishes for comfort, hymns, and a blessed reunion beyond the beyond. It honors a life of home, love, and memory.
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Daveurer
Catfish Club Heads to Satilla River for 10 Day Fishing Trip
The Catfish Club departs Monday afternoon for the Satilla River to spend ten days fishing. They travel by rail to Atkinson, Georgia, camp by the river, and expect a good time. The party includes J. W. Stafford, W. M. Howard, J. L. Fogg, J. M. Means, W. J. Vandivere, C. O. Summers, P. F. Matthews, J. T. Chambers Jr., Rh. O. Cotter, W. M. Crumley, Atlanta, J. H. Ruddleston, and S. D. Smith of Forsyth.
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Satilla
Atkinson
Messrs
J. W. Stafford
W. M. Howard
J. L. Fogg
J. M. Means
W. J. Vandivere
C. O. Summers
P. F. Matthews
J. T. Chambers Jr
Rh. O. Cotter
W. M. Crumley
Atlanta
J. H. Ruddleston
S. D. Smith
Forsyth
Court in Upson County under Judge Beck in Thomaston
Superior court sessions are held in Thomaston this week with Judge M W Beck presiding. Cols J and Redding, N Woodward, and J J Rogers of Barnesville attend proceedings while Judge Beck was en route to Thomaston from the city on Monday.
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Superior
Thomaston
M. W. Beck
Cols.j. &. Redding
N. Woodward
J. J. Rogers
Barnesville
Beck
Georgia Pharmacists Convene as Wright Attends Meeting
Mr. E Walker Wright traveled to Atlanta on Tuesday to attend the annual convention of the Georgia Pharmaceutical Association and returned home last night after an enjoyable stay. The City Council approved a $10 monthly appropriation to the Barnesville Blues for armory rent.
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E. Walker Wright
Atlanta
The
Georgia Pharmaceutical Association
Ordianes
Barnesville Blues
Candidate for Pike County Roads and Revenues Commissioner
H G Jorpan announces his candidacy for the role of Roads and Revenues Commissioner in Pike County. The announcement notes the upcoming Democratic primary on June 6 and invites support from local voters.
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Pike County
H. G. Jorpan
Candidate for Clerk of the Superior Court in June primaries
J B Maruews announces candidacy for Clerk of the Superior Court subject to Democratic Primaries on June 6. He extends thanks for prior support and pledges to discharge duties to the best of his ability. Dated April 21, 1896.
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Superior Court
F. Sbda
Candidate for Treasurer of Pixe County
B S Akin announces his candidacy for Treasurer of Pixe County. He declares that he will strive to be an efficient officer if elected and seeks the support of Democrats and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pixe
Democratic Party
B.S. Akin
S. A. Howect Seeks Pike County Tax Collector Nomination
A candidate announces in Pike County seeking the office of Tax Collector and asks Democratic voters for their support. The notice names S A Howe ct as the applicant.
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Pike County
S. A
Popular Griffin Druggist Visits City Guest of W H Rogers
Mr. Claude C. Speer a popular young druggist and Griffin favorite spent yesterday in the city as the guest of Mr. W. H. Rogers.
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Claude C. Speer
Griffin
City
W. H. Rogers
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health For Nervous Women
An ad notes nervous, weary women suffer local troubles and claim Hood's Sarsaparilla restores blood strength and health. It stresses there is no false hope and cites many women in trying periods experiencing relief.
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Hood
Nervous Troubles and Poor Health Advertised for Relief
An old advertisement promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a reliable blood purifier and tonic. It claims to help those in poor health with nervous weakness, loss of appetite, and general breakdown in strength, urging readers to try the remedy.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Restores Health After Ailments
A user credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with resolving headaches dizziness heartburn and back pains. After six months of use, health improved and surpassed levels reached in years, described as a grand medicine for troubles peculiar to them.
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Hood
Candidate for County Treasurer Seeks Democratic Support
A hopeful candidate announces self for county treasurer under the Democratic banner. He appeals to friends for support and pledges to perform with fidelity as an officer.
Ripney Declares Bid for Pike County Tax Receiver
W P Ripney announces candidacy for Tax Receiver of Pike County in the democratic primary on June 6. He thanks supporters for past favors and seeks continued help in the current race.
Tax Receiver Candidate Declares Candidacy in Pike County
Jxo Carson announces candidacy for Tax Receiver of Pike County subject to the Democratic primary on June 6. The note is signed respectfully by Carson.
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Pike County
J Carson
Jno L Banks Nominated for Tax Collector Post
The notice names Jno L Banks as a candidate for the office of Tax Collector in the Democratic Primary set for June 6.
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Jno. L. Banks
Pike County Democratic Primary slate announced
A group announces their names for county commissioners in Pike County subject to the democratic primary on June 6. They seek public endorsement and pledge faithful attention to county business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike County
Pike County Ga Treasurer Candidate Seeks Democratic Support
W. T. Lirey announces candidacy for Pike County Georgia treasurer in the Democratic primary. He pledges loyalty to the party and asks for assistance and support from voters and fellow party members.
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Pike County
W. T. Lirey
Pike County Tax Receiver Candidate Declares Candidacy
A LAX receiver announces candidacy for Pike County tax receiver subject to the democratic primary on June 6. He seeks public support and pledges faithful performance of duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike County
Candidate for Ordinary of Pike County
A candidate writes to seek the office of ordinary of Pike County subject to the Democratic primary on June 6. He pledges a faithful and honest discharge of duty if nominated and elected and signs the notice as Tuos J. Buasin came.
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Pike County
Tuos. J. Buasin
Rose for Pike County Sheriff Candidate Announcement
E W Rose declares candidacy for sheriff of Pike County subject to the Democratic party. He pledges faithful service if elected and respectfully seeks citizens support. Dated April 6 1896.
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Pike County
Candidate for Pike County Ordinary Seeks Democratic Primary Support
A declaration announces a candidacy for the office of Ordinary in Pike County subject to the Democratic primary on June 6 1896. The candidate respectfully solicits the support of the people.
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Pike County
Smoons Declares Candidacy for Pike County Tax Receiver
G A Smoons announces his bid for Pike County Tax Receiver under the Democratic party, pledging competency, timely service, and faithful administration. He notes the effort comes without solicitation from friends and presents his platform for the office.
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Pike County
Democratic Party
G. A. Smoons
Fat Starvation in Babies Described and Scott's Emulsion Recommended
The passage discusses the hardships of thin babies and the need for nourishment. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as an easy source of fat for infants, implying it helps prevent malnutrition and illness.
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Scott
Reward for arrest of person cutting telephone wires
A reward of ten dollars is offered by J. J. Rogers of Barnesville Gaff for the arrest of any person who cuts telephone wires, with proof to convict.
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J. J. Rogers
Voter Registration Meetings Scheduled Across Towns
In Milner on Monday May 11 residents may sign up to register to vote. Liberty Hill hosts on Tuesday May 12. Barnesville on Wednesday May 13. Piedmont on Thursday May 7 to 11.4. Meansville on May 14. New Hope on Friday May 15. Flatrock on Friday May 15. Williamson on Saturday May 16. Local official V D Carreker coordinates attendance.
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Milner
Liberty Hill
Barnesville
Piedmont
A Good Man Praised as Candidate for Tax Receiver
The notice endorses Mr. W. B. Whittle as a strong, capable choice for Tax Receiver. It urges readers to nominate and support him, emphasizing his qualities and fitness for the office.
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W. B. Whittle
Excursion to Tampa Promotes Barn esville Crowd
Mr. D G Hall traveling passenger agent of the Georgia Southern and Florida System plans an excursion to Tampa on May 25 aiming to draw a large Barn esville turnout. He promises a delightful trip and notes other excursions appear elsewhere in the paper.
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D. G. Hall
Georgia Southern & Florida System
Tampa
Barnesville
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U.S
Council Proceedings
T. W. Cocurang
Elec
Tric Corporation
T. W. Cocuraye
Clerk & Trear
Satilla River
Upson
Apiny
J. B. Maruews
Lue Dier
Carlinville
Illinois
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
W. P. Ripney
LAX
E. W. Rose
Barnesville Gaff
V. D. Carreker, ‘I
J. M. Cochrane
Capt
T. B. Williams
Flovilla
Capt. Williams
Baptist Church
J. M. Brittain
Lucile Hider
M. A. Clark
G. P. Huguley
American Medical Association
R. J. Williams
Gate City Fence Company
Edgewood Ave
Atlanta, GA
S. Ramsbotham
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