26 Sep 1895
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Newspaper
Barnesville Gazette
Location
Barnesville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1895
Page
1
Advert shows a shopkeeper claiming15 years in business offers deep discounts on clothing dress goods shoes domestics and linens. He promises old prices on shoes and a $1500 Bleachings inventory with $5 per bale profit if resold to manufacturers. Urges customers to compare Rogers' prices to beat competitors and watch the page for monthly cut prices.
Hew houses, if any, have made greater strides forward than the big house of J. W. Stifford & Sons. They enlarged their store and bought a vast stock across many lines. Their effort strengthens local needs and the cotton market in Barnesville. The firm offers dry goods, clothing, shoes, hats, dress goods, notions, furniture, groceries and more at attractive prices. It urges the public to visit before buying.
Last Saturday brought a bustle of activity as cotton from Griffin Forsyth and Thomaston areas arrived in Barnesville. Cotton buyers offered high prices while local merchants sold goods at low prices, prompting farmers to bring fiber and trade locally.
Royal Baking Powder proclaims itself the highest in leavening strength among rivals, asserting superior rising power for baked goods and premium results in every kitchen.
The Central Railroad of Georgia is selling excursion tickets to Atlanta for the Cotton States and International Exposition at low rates. For price details, through schedules, and hotel accommodations in Atlanta, contact any ticket agent or write to J C Haile General Passenger Agent Savannah Ga.
Residents of Liberty Hill section urge county commissioners to fix a rocky road to the soldiers cemetery near Milner on the road toward Barnesville. The path is dangerous for loaded wagons and blasting would cost only a small sum. commissioners promised action but have not yet acted.
A Baptist Young People's Union was organized at the Baptist church last Sunday afternoon with Dr. J. Watts as president and Miss Turner, Miss Bert Mitchell, and Mr. John Middlebrooks in officer roles. Weekly meetings will be held with programs to be announced.
A clipped advertisement announces the Best Five Cents Cigar and an elegant line of pipes just received for smokers. The note is bold with emphasis on value and new stock.
The funeral was preached last Friday by Rev A C Smith and the remains were interred in the church cemetery while many friends attended the burial. Go to Stafford's for New York styles in collars and neckwear. Prof H Lewis Swatts leaves Tuesday night for Flemington Florida to open school next week and has earned a good reputation as a teacher.
Farmers are urged to bring cotton to Barvesville Market where Mrs. Co offers full market price per 802 pounds per bale. Weighing is free and fast payment promised for ready bales.
A beautiful vacant lot is offered for sale. Interested buyers should apply at Gazurve office for details and purchase arrangements.
The product earned the highest medal and a diploma at the World’s Fair, recognizing its quality and flavor. Prices and distribution details were noted as part of the exhibit presentation.
Mr. A M Lambdin spoke about his travels in Palestine at Gordon Institute chapel last Friday evening under the Shakespearean Club. The hour and a quarter talk described incidents from his journey, delivered clearly to an attentive, appreciative audience.
An advertisement urges suffering women to use Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a universal tonic for uterine, nervous, and general female ailments. It promises regulation of functions, improved digestion, richer blood, better sleep, and overall restoration of health with a money back guarantee if no benefit is seen.
A quirky advert promises a $509 payout if Dr Sage’s Catarrh Remedy fails to cure the ailment. The bold offer aims to boost confidence and attract buyers despite questions about effectiveness.
A claim that Kings Royal Germetuer is among the best medicines on the market is supported by years of testing and broad public endorsement. The grogzists in this region continue to sell it, signaling growing trust in its reputation.
A Barnesville, Georgia family seeking a governess for their household. The advertisement requests competent supervision of children and proper care within the home. Applicants should contact the family to discuss duties and compensation.
J. W. Hightower announces a fine stock of hardware in his new store. He promotes a complete selection of reliable merchandise and guarantees quality, inviting customers to see his goods.
Mrs. Mary V. McConnell of Jonesboro Georgia writes that at ninety three next March she suffered decades of dyspepsia rheumatism catarrh of head and throat and heart palpitations. After trying doctors and patent medicines she drank King's Royal Germetuer and regained strength appetite and mobility claiming renewed faith in the remedy.
Mr F E Windes of Western Union Telegraph Co Monroe says July 26 1895 that King’s Royal Gernetuer has acted like a charm as a teething and summer complaint remedy for his family. He notes it is kept at home and is one of the best family medicines in use.
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