I Am Now Ready For Business and Solicit the Patronage
The notice announces readiness to start business and invites public patronage with a selling basis stated as ninety two dollars per gallon.
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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1897
Page
9
The notice announces readiness to start business and invites public patronage with a selling basis stated as ninety two dollars per gallon.
Mercer University and Gordon Institute played a hard fought football game in Barnesville with neither side scoring. The Gordon team impressed with the new training under Mr Sans of Savannah and Barnesville residents praised their performance and sportsmanship.
The Pike Superior Court October term grand jury reports on county offices. Clerks and treasurers keep neat, legal records. jail condition improved with requests for floor, ceiling, and stove upgrades. Roads are mostly bad and blamed on district overseers. several roads named. Recommendations include posting boards, restricting courthouse yard access, and appointing two new Notaries. Presentments to be published in Pike County Journal and Barnesville Gazette.
The fragment lists names Coggin J D Yarbrough R Y Beck ham A W Baggerly and J W Hood as party individuals in the notice. No dates or actions are provided in the readable text.
The Pike County Board of Education in Zebulon approved three measures. They oppose repealing the 400000 state school appropriation, call for raising the public school term from 100 to 120 days, and seek to base the state fund on actual attendance rather than census turnout.
The department in Washington has ordered Mr. Emmett Elder to close the Barnesville post office on Sunday after a petition. The office did not open that Sunday for the first time, but daily papers were still delivered to subscribers citywide by publishers. Public reaction remains in question.
A long standing remedy used by millions of mothers for children teething. It soothes gums relieves pain cures wind colic and diarrhoea. Sold by druggists worldwide at 25 cents a bottle. Ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup only.
Our Bertie has departed this life and is welcomed in heaven. Family and friends recall her lifelong songs and comforting presence as angels guide her to eternal joy where she now sings. Her memory remains with those who knew her as a blessing on earth.
Mr and Mrs O N Gregg and Mr and Mrs Claud Peyton will leave this week for Americus Georgia where they will establish a first class white barber shop selling tobacco and cigars They have made many friends in Barnesville who regret their departure yet wish them success in their new home
Dr. J. P. Thurman traveled to Athens Monday with his son Merritt Thurman who enters the University of Georgia. Merritt a Gordon Institute graduate is described as a bright young man and expected to make a good record at the university.
Advertisement style note claims a product called One Minute Cough Cure cures coughs rapidly. No additional facts or sources are provided.
Friday evening shortly after 10 o clock the old oil mill caught fire and the alarm rang. The fire department arrived quickly and beat the blaze with two strong streams. The fire showed no progress after water was applied and was soon controlled. The Barnesville Planing Mills also caught briefly but was extinguished. Loss described as not heavy.
Percy Pattillo son of Mr and Mrs M W Pattillo was accidentally shot last Saturday while hunting. A gun discharged by a negro boy accompanying them left over fifty shot in his left leg. The wounds are painful but not dangerous and Dr W J Cox expects no serious results.
Col J J Rogers earned praise for a defense of Brinkley and Brown in Zebulon. The jury found them not guilty after a trial on burglary charges with strong circumstantial evidence. Rogers was acclaimed for a standout courtroom summation.
Mr. C. O. Summers departed Thursday for New York City to attend the annual convention of the National Carriage Association, of which his firm is a member. He plans to spend several days in the metropolis and expects a pleasant trip.
Charles M. Brittain chosen as president of the Mercer University Y M C A organized last week. He is described as a consecrated young man and the honor is deemed well given.
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