Summers Buggy Co. Float Wins High Praise in Floral Parade
The Summers Buggy Company of Barnesville Georgia showcased four joined wagons adorned with four elegant buggies in the grand floral parade. Notable pieces included a phaeton designed for John W. Oliff of Statesboro and a rose wood Red Bird model for a South Georgia bachelor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summers Buggy Company
Barnesville
L. R. Wright
Macon
South
Misses Nstelle
Louise Wright
Lucile Hubbard
Jessie Isaacs
Catherine Summers
Robert Wright
John W. Oilift
Statesboro
Georgia
Queen Flora
Summers
South Georgia
New York
North
East
George L. Summers
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promised Health Benefits
The article extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a key to long life through stomach strength, digestion aid, blood enrichment, and nerve support. It cites a Kentucky resident's recovery from chest pain and breathlessness after using the medicine and warns against substitutes for profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
J. W. Jordan, Esq
Corbin, Whitley Co
Whittle and Bush Marriage in Barnesville
Mr and Mrs Z T Evans announce the marriage of their sister Angie Green Bush to William A Whittle of Meansville. The ceremony occurs Wednesday October 26 1898 at 4:30 p m in Barnesville GA with a quiet home gathering. The Gazette extends congratulations and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Z. T. Evans
Angie Green Bush
William A. Whittle
Meansville
Barnesville
the Gazette
Mrs May Lambdin Weds J D Williamson in Waco
Mrs A M Lambdin returned from Waco Texas where she attended the marriage of Miss May Lambdin to Mr J D Williamson. The couple will reside in Waco where Williamson has a fine law practice. Barnesville sends best wishes for a happy prosperous life.
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A. M. Lambdin
Waco
Texas
May Lambdin
J. D. Williamson
Barnesville
Trial of Tom Langford Acquitted in Sheriff Gwyn Murder Case
The Pike Superior Court trial of Tom Langford for Sheriff Gwyn's murder concluded with a not guilty verdict on Saturday. The state was led by Solicitor General Bloodworth Judge Dupree and John Redding, with defense by Watson Woodward and Domineck. Langford made a statement, witnesses for the state testified, and the jury delivered its verdict. He was immediately jailed on a separate charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom ( Langford
Gwyn
Pike Superior Court
O. H. B. Bloodworth
E. F. Dupree
John F. Redding
Langford
Thomas KE. Watson
S. N. Woodward
S. N. Woodward, and Col
G. D. Domineck
Busy Pike Superior Court Adjourns After Productive Session
The Pike Superior Court adjourned Saturday after a busy session with a busy grand jury. The grand jury considered many important questions and made spicy general presentments. The new judge Hon. RE Reagan presided with dignity and disposed of business rapidly.
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Pike Superior Court
RE. J. Reagan
Carnival Draws Large Crowd From Barnesville to Macon
Large attendance from Barnesville highlighted last week’s Macon Carnival. Organizers reported immense crowds and overall enjoyment, with several features singled out as very good.
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Barnesville
Macon
Colwell Woman Dies Near Milner Atrim 35
Mrs Ella Colwell about thirty five, a highly regarded resident near Milner, died Monday morning. Her death caused universal sorrow in the community and she faced her closing hours with strong faith. Her remains were buried Tuesday.
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Ella Colwell
Milner
Physical Culture Class Uniforms Adopted at Gordon Institute
Gordon Institute faculty decide to uniform the Physical Culture Classes. Larger girls will wear plain gored skirts with three four inch braids from bottom, using pattern 1962 in October Delineator. Smaller girls to dress by pattern 1899 in September Delineator. Aid to mothers cited.
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Gordon Institute
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Edgar L. Rogers
Middle
Rogers
Strouse Bros
Gay
Ed Rogers
Just
Edwin Clapp
A. L. Mills
Flora
Whittle—Bush
John H. Blackburn
J. H. Bate & CO
New England
J. H. Bate & Co, Jewelers
Mofpis
Jdgods
Barnesville, GA
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