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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1896
Page
20
An advert announces a complete line of drugs and patent medicines. It emphasizes a full stock of comics, brushes, toilet articles, extracts, purses, and card cases and invites customers to view goods and prices.
All the up to date styles are in stock at Stationery and Blank Books. The store warns customers that they carry everything in stationery and blank books.
The store proclaims itself the cash option in Barnesville and urges women to consult their interests when buying. It touts cheap porcelain ware 35 cents a set, Dunlap Derby Hats for $1, and a wide range from pins to dresses while promising lowest prices. It mentions stationery, glassware, tinware, and school books at list prices and notes a pledge to support Woman's Suffrage.
A nostalgic collection of child mishearings and sayings from family life intercut with brief local notices. Vignettes include a toddler mispronouncing gifts, a girl’s mistaken Bible verse, a boy confusing tardy with a teddy, and playful quips about politics, church, and daily routines among Atlanta families and visitors.
Edwin Stewart Clothier Hatter of 26 Whitehall Street Atlanta invites locals to inspect his fall stock at popular prices. Dr W B Tucker of Chipley Ga visited to place two sons in Gordon Institute and board with Rev J H Cline’s family. Prof H L Swatts returned to Fellowship Fla to teach. praised as a splendid instructor with satisfactory Florida work.
Col W I Hobbs of Gainesville Georgia a member of the firm Dean and Hobbs born June 22 1861 in Clinton North Carolina rose from farmer’s son to law practice He studied at University of Georgia and University of Virginia and moved to Georgia in 1890 joining Dean and Hobbs He was twice married first to Winnie Jones of Folkston died 1894 then to Lula Grogan of Elbert County He is regarded as a valued citizen and experienced attorney.
Property records list Dougherty and MUPDnGY at 74 and 76 Whitehall Street. The notice records ownership and street numbers in a brief public listing from the city.
ATLANTA GA We receive daily large shipments of new goods across all departments. Dress goods offer Serges Henriettas Boucles and latest designs. New Fall Silks and Table Linens attractively priced. Hosiery Handkerchiefs Lining and menswear offer 20 percent savings. We sell for cash and promise low prices.
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