Local department goods at deep discounts advertised
The notice promotes heavy markdowns across dry goods and clothing. Vendors Harris and Allison & Simpson advertise factory prices on prints lawns shirts and shoes. M H Punasxr Co. offers spring stock at any price with a broad hats line from Parasxt Co. claims cash purchases enable low pricing and urges buyers to compare before purchasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Allison & Simpson
M. H. Punasxr & Co.’s
Parasxt & Co
D. Kempner
Fort Gaines visit planned and grange meeting urged
The notice promotes Fort Gaines visit on Friday and a Saturday grange council meeting with four seats per member and emphasis on attending. It also notes M H Pulaski Co stock updates, local crop improvements and a May term Superior Court session, urging subscribers to pay debts.
Fishermen Enjoy Iveys Pond Outing in Baker County
A six man fishing party at Iveys pond in Baker County reports a pleasant trip with fifty bream and perch caught the first evening and twenty plus trout the next day. Robert G netted a two foot jack while Reps J. hauled in a large trout with a milk bottle float. The group thanks Mr Ivey and Mr Brooks for hospitality and plans an early return to Iveys mill, with an excursion train set for Fort Gaines at 8 am Friday and baskets due at the depot. Col Hardeman’s speech was not given as announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuthbert
Ivey
Baker County
Charlie Ivey
Robert G
Reps J
Charlie S
Brooks
Ice and Lemons It’s Really a Cheap Sale
H J Geeslin offers ice and lemons on hand near the hotel. A smokehouse burglary last Friday night saw several hundred pounds of meat vanish. Locals blame lenient laws and demand harsher punishment. The piece also invites the Eufaula Fire Department to visit Cuthbert for a friendly engine contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Geeslin
Robert Gramble
Allison and Simpson Offer Compressed Beef Delicacies
An item notes Allison & Simpson store sells compressed cooked beef and beef tongue praised as highly flavorful and economical, claiming a two pound portion yields more meat than six pounds ordinary. It advertises for pie meats, excursions, or parties and mentions Jim Boone mon selling beer by the foot with unusually long glasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfison &Simpson
Allison & Simpson’s
Jim Boone-mon
Fort Gaines Guards Honor Fallen Brav es at Soldiers’ Grave
The Fort Gaines Guards assembled at the Court House at 3 o clock on Wednesday to march in silence to the cemetery. Rev. P Si Pwitty led with prayer and Captain Dwitty spoke eloquently on heroism and devotion to the lost cause. Ladies and Guards decorated graves with flowers before two volleys and return to the armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Gaines
Court House
Corea
P Si Pwitty
Mr. Dwitty
Fort Gaines In Memoriam April 26 and Local Notes
Fort Gaines pays tribute to fallen soldiers with a poem and floral honors. The Fort Gaines Cornet Band has reorganized under LE A Keese, praising the new ensemble. The Fort Gaines baseball club revives play with daily games, including a Magnolia of Cuthbert match, while efforts to rebuild the railroad bridge continue amid dull times and sparse items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Gaines
LE. A. Keese
Fort. Gaines
The
Magnolias of Cuthbert
Fishing Season Opens Amid River Catches and Local notes
The Quithay county depathent reports the fishing season has begun with fine catches from the river. Cotton planting continues. some farmers are ready for chopping. Rev. Patterson, high school principal of Eufaula, preaches in the Baptist Church and will preach in Georgetown on the fourth Sunday each month. Three or four young boys briefly jailed by the marshal after a scuffle, then released, while others went fishing, returning with about fifty fish before a joke about bait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Patterson
Eufaala
Baptist Church
Georgetown
Grange Meeting At Indian Spring Ends With Notable Speech
A mass gathering of Patrons of the Pataula Council and Georgetown Grange No 424 convened at Indian Spring school house on April 22. Hon Thomas Hardeman of Macon delivered an address urging farmers to stay in Georgia, pursue cereals and meat, and resist leaving for other states. Refreshments followed a successful dinner prepared by local ladies. The afternoon offered rest of choice for attendees, with hopes for another similar event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pataula Council
Georgetown Grange No
Indian Spring School House
Georgetown Grange
Georgia
Thomas Hardeman
Macon
Wm. Tarrison
Col. Hardeman
Quitman
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
South Carolina
Doctor Dozier
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M. EH. Parasxi & Co
Esi
United States
Canada
Tibbs & CO
Cleveland
Bradley County
Tennessee
North Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Toare
Charleston
S. C
I. V. Duke
Market Depot Street
Owen & Sealey
Owen
New York
Owe_eEn & SEALEY
Home Affairs
M. H. Parasol, & Co’s
M. H. Pulaski & Co
Sam
Arkansas Post
Arkansas City
T. H. Andrews
Pytman County
Calhoun
Baker
Pratt
M. H. Puraszr & Co.’s
Geeslin
Eufaula
Fire Department
Fort Gaines Department
W. R. Graham
Lee
Gress
Brigg Vous
Quithay
J. E. Dozier
Grange Meeting
J. McK. Gunn
Instea
Fiola
Eqenece
Oles
Tetgal Yeeotan
Uteya
Marrid
M. Hi. Pulaski & Co
J.C. Martin’s Scuppernong Wine
Vai
J. W. Stanford
Vineeist & Apothecary
Mars
T. Cooper
College Street
Vil Ocmeger
Aed Nee Aa Ee
Rt 5
Oahu
J. J. McDonald
Milburn
A. W. Gillespie
Janie
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