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Newspaper

Barnesville Gazette

Location

Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1898

Page

2

Southern pride urged in home industry for marble and engraving

The piece argues that Southern marble should replace Northern imports for Confederate monuments and other goods. It praises J. P. Stevens & Bro of Atlanta for engraving and stationery, claiming they offer Northern-quality work locally and faster delivery, supporting Southern employment and pride.

South New England New York Tennessee J. P. Stevens & Bro Whitehall St United States J. P. Stevens

Berner Promoted to Colonel of Georgia Regiment

Gov. Atkinson appointed Lieutenant Colonel Robert L. Berner as Colonel of the Third Georgia regiment after Col. John S. Caniler resigned. The move pleases Berner’s friends statewide as the regiment, praised as among the finest volunteers, may join Gen. Fitzhugh Lee in Cuba.

Mr J J Taylor Dies in Forsyth

Mr J J Taylor, father of Mrs Iverson Middlebrooks, died at his Forsyth home Monday morning after a period of illness. About seventy five years old, he was a prominent local citizen and Primitive Baptist church member. Funeral services and burial were held Tuesday with Mrs Iverson Middlebrooks and Mr John T Middlebrooks of Barnesville attending.

J. J. Taylor Iverson Middlebrooks Forsyth Taylor Primitive Baptist Church John T. Middlebrooks Barnesville

Sudduths Announce Lena Rivers to James Wellmaker Engagement

The Atlanta Constitution reports Lena Rivers Sudduth of Opelika Alabama will wed James Alfred Wellmaker of Barnesville Georgia. The ceremony is set for Wednesday December 7 1898 at 6 30 PM with the couple to enter Barnesville society.

Tur Gazetter Atlanta Constitution Charles Jackson Sudduth Opelika Ala Lena Rivers James Alfred Wellmaker Barnesville Miss Sudduth Wellmaker Barnesville Society

The Pestilence of Constipation

Centuries ago fear centered on the Black Death yet the text argues that constipation causes more sickness than plagues. It extols Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a laxative and cathartic, promising recovery for 21 cents and a 1008 page medical advertiser book.

Dr. Pierce World's Dispensary Medical Association Buffalo N. Y Dr. Vierce Common Sense Medical

Re-Elected Treasurer for North Georgia Society

Mrs. A. M. Lambdin of Barnesville was re-elected treasurer of the Wom an's Parsonage and Home Mission Society of the North Georgia Conference at the annual convention last week. She has held the office for several terms and remains a leading and influential member of the society.

A. M. Lambdin Barnesville Woman's Parsonage and Home Mission Society North Georgia

Johnston-Wood wedding in county ceremony

Mrs Ladie V Johnston wed Mr J R Wood with Rev Gideon Horne officiating. Both are well known in the county and friends extend congratulations to the couple.

Ladie V. Johnston J. R. Wood Gideon Horne

Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered as Constitutional Remedy

A historical notice touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo as the only constitutional treatment for catarrh. It claims the disease is constitutional, outlines internal dosing, and promises a $100 reward for any uncured case, with circulars and testimonials available.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Centennial Association Adjourns After Pleasant Antioch Session

The Centennial Association ended a three day session at Antioch church with a harmonious, pleasant gathering. Residents entertained the delegates royally and expressed gratification with the conduct of the meeting. Dr. J M Brittain is praised as an outstanding and popular presiding officer.

Antioch Church Centennial Association J. M. Brittain

Marvelous cures offered for women by Dr Brannon in Atlanta

Mrs Dr Mary J Brannon, a specialist at 102 Capitol Avenue, Atlanta, offers improved scientific methods to treat female diseases. The notice claims quick cures and painless restoration of health, with patients urged to send postage for first treatment.

Mary JI Brannon Capitol Avenue Atlanta, Ga

Little Esther Connally Breaks Arm in Fall

A few days ago Esther Connally daughter of Mrs J H Connally fell from the steps at their home and sustained a broken arm. The accident is regretted and she is described as a bright sweet child.

Esther Connally J. H. Connally

Diamond cut diamond war scheme by a six footer in Michigan

A six footer in a Michigan village turned city recalls a Civil War era ruse to dodge service by posing as a recruit. He used bold talk, a retainer scheme, and a staged crisis to obtain funds from brokers, finally securing a $2,000 payment before rejection.

Michigan Apollo Belvedere Diomedes Samson Pittsburg Monongahela House

Grave Found of 19th Century Hanged Slave in Thomaston

Street workers near Thomaston uncover a grave tied to John Mallory hanged 52 years ago for striking his master Jesse Mallory. Petrified remains including skull teeth and bones are found. only the coffin bottom plank remains. Remains moved to the negro cemetery for final rest.

Macon Evening News Thomaston John Mallory Jesse Mallory

Barnesville Man Draws Texas Interest in Local Institutions

A Barnesville resident who visited Texas attracted attention as folks asked about the J. C. Collier Co and Gordon Institute. The Gazette notes Texans learned of these two institutions through its reporting, highlighting local pride and connections.

Barnesville Texas J. C. Collier Co Gordon Institute Gazette

Barnesville Auction Of Rogers Good To Be Held Monday

An advertisement announces an auction in Barnesville on Monday November 7 conducted by merchant Edgar L. Rogers. He will sell clothing gents furnishings shoes and hats at bona fide prices. Rogers is noted for fine goods and strong buying power. The sale aims to bring bargains to locals and surrounding areas.

Sim. Marshburn Barnesville V.O. Marshburn Edgar L. Rogers Rogers Georgia

Baptist Young People Union Holds Large Sunday Meeting

The Baptist Young People's Union met at the Baptist church last Sunday at 3 p.m. for a large gathering on the topic Christ at Capernaum. President led discussion and singing inspired attendees. Regular meetings occur each Sunday at 3 p.m. with special programs. all young people and Institute students are urged to attend.

Baptist Church Capernaum Institute

Oxford Knitting Mill Lands Large New York Underwear Order

The Oxford Knitting Mill, run by J. C. Collier and W. M. Howard, received a large order from a New York City firm for 1 80 dozen underwear. The firm says the order is very important and will keep the mill busy for days. The Gazette had predicted success for the mill from the start.

Oxford New York City Messrs J. C.collier W. M. Howard the Gazette

5 Year Loans From J J Garland

Old loans renewed and new loans promptly made at the cheapest rates on the market. Apply to J. J. Garland for terms and approval.

J. J. Garland

Local Mason Lambdin Attends Grand Lodge Session

Mr A M Lambdin of Barnesville drives to Macon this week as he represents his lodge at the Grand Lodge of Masons. He is regarded as one of the best in formed Masons and the Barnesville lodge will be well represented as Lie Grand Lodge meets in session for several days.

A. M. Lambdin Macon Grand Lodge of Masons Lambdin Barnesville Lie Grand Lodge

Miss Mollie Ingram Joins Bate & Co Jewelers

Miss Mollie Ingram of Thomaston takes a position with J. H. Bate & Co. She is a pleasant young lady making friends in Barnerville and will be glad to serve the people of this section.

Mollie Ingram Thomaston Messrs J. H. Bate & Co Barnerville Miss Ingram

THAT JOYFUL FEELING PROMISED BY SYRUP OF FIGS

An old advertising claim extols a renewed health and cleanliness after using Syrup of Figs sold as the genuine California Fig Syrup. The copy contrasts it with outdated medicines and cheap substitutes.

California

Burns Erects A Pretty Cottage On Brown Avenue

Mr. D. C. Burns is building a neat cottage on Brown Avenue beyond Mr. R. L. Bush’s home. Though not large it promises comfort and pleasure, and friends applaud the debut of this worthy young man as he prepares a home of his own.

D. C. Burns Brown Avenue R. L. Bush Mr. Burns

New Forty Horsepower Boiler Arrives for Mill

A new forty horsepower boiler arrives from Newnan for the Stamford Huguley Hosiery Co. The old boiler is too small for the mill demands and will be replaced in a few days with the larger unit.

Newnan Stafford—Huguley Hosiery Co

Hall's Great Discovery Kidney and Bladder Cure

Texas advertisement claims one bottle cures kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and rheumatism. Promises two months treatment for 1 cent by mail from E. W. Hart sole manufacturer in Waco. Marker lists W.A. Wright Barnesville as a local seller.

Hall E. W. Hart P. O. Box 218 Waco Texas W.A. Wright Barnesville

Kidney remedy laudation from Cuthbert reader

A 1898 note from Cuthbert Georgia states the writer has suffered kidney trouble for ten years and claims to be cured after taking Hall's Great Discovery. The testimonial endorses the product as equal to any known remedy and invites others with kidney troubles to try it, signed R. M. Jones.

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ROYAL THE Clarksville Tenn East Tennessee Alabama Vermont Birmingham Age-Herald Henry Grady Maine Washington Monument Talladega Berner Mr. Taylor Wood—Johnston the Centennial Association Ss of Baptist Young People’s Union Grand Lodge Bate & Co Atlanta
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