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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1897
Page
16
The piece questions long-standing buying patterns and prompts readers to consider whether they could secure better value elsewhere. It suggests that familiar merchants may still be good, but time brings changes and opportunities to save.
The speaker claims that ongoing investigation strengthens their position and expresses absolute confidence in their goods and prices. They state customers will profit once they see the offerings, promising a broad line to follow.
Hon John F Redding and Mayor Walter B Smith visited Atlanta on business this week and Tuesday. Numerous locals including Miss Fannie Coppedge and Miss Meta Murphey visited Forsyth and Zebulon, with other social visits and greetings around town. J C Collier Co advertises low prices on groceries and seed. A Watt s Eczema Ointment ad claims a 13 year cure.
House and lot on Zebulon street Barnesville Georgia. Close to depot school and churches within two minutes walk. Includes garden barn fruit water and land for two building lots. Will sell cheap and consider trades. M. G. Howarp.
Miss Kate Phinazee, long ill at her home near Johnston ville, is convalescent and expected to regain health soon. This pleasant update cheers her Barn esville friends.
An advertisement claims DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve provides instant relief and permanent cure for skin conditions including scald head eczema and eruptions. The copy credits Dr W A Wricur as the authority.
The 4th quarterly session will be held at Mt. Pleasant church in Monroe county near Brent on Sunday. The event gathers church and community members for the Southern Musical Convention activities and services.
Light bay horse mule with stripes around legs and down its weather. Saddle bridle and halter left on. Finder will receive a reward. W. H. Myrick Unionville Georgia.
A rambling note complains of five and six cent cotton prices and rising grocery costs. It promises a solution through new prices and exchanges as butter eggs and chickens circulate like currency. The writer invites readers to come and be informed and to shake hands in sympathy.
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