Local notices from Griffin and Jackson area
Miss Taylor Watson returns home from Tennille where she taught with Miss Hardwick. Claude Bryant now with R T Carmichael & Co invites friends to visit. Mrs E S Winn leaves today for Forsyth. Franklin cigars sold at R T Carmichael. Mrs M R Brown and two sons from Macon to visit Mrs R L Daughtry next week. Pineapple at R T Carmichael. Annie Carmichael en route to Barnesville and Forsyth. The Racket Store adds shoes at store prices. Farmers Institute of Butts county to organize a Georgia Cotton Growers Protective Association branch in July. all farmers and business men urged to attend. Ice cream salt at R T Carmichael. J H Stilwell from Jackson moves to Griffin. Fresh cakes and crackers at R T Carmichael. Cash Remnant Sale at Star Store. Charley McCord and family visiting Jackson. Buggies Wagons or Harness at J R Carmichael. Mrs Dr Carmichael in Atlanta. Racket Store Millinery parlor selling hats. R S Brown visiting Alabama. Up to date Bike Wagon at J R Carmichael Co. R L Daughtry W M Mallet F S Etheridge in Atlanta. J R Carmichael building rubber tire phaetons and buggies to order. Choice teas at R T Carmichael. Rev Edwards of Flovilla preached at Methodist. Union Meeting at Paran church underway. H Y McCord Co patent flour at R T Carmichael. Dr R G Bryans supplying cabbage to markets. New batch of young men’s 18 inch Buggies finished by J R Carmichael.
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Farmers Institute of
Butts County
Georgia Cotton Growers Protective Association
John A Barry Confederate veteran and Atlanta businessman dies
John A Barry a longtime Atlanta resident and business figure died at his home in Atlanta after a long illness from ulcerated bowels. He was a Confederate veteran and elder of Central Presbyterian church. He leaves wife Mary Elizabeth Taylor and sons Eugene T. Barry John L Barry Robert M and Andrew B Barry, plus father Major Charles M. Barry and sister Mrs S M Whitney. Funeral at Central Presbyterian Church with Rev Theron Rice and Oakland Cemetery interment.
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John A. Barry
C. G. Fennell Co
Atlanta
Jackson
Washington Street
Central Presbyterian Church
Moore & Marsh
Smith, Barry & Co
Georgia
Summerville
Mary Elizabeth Taylor
Eugene T. Barry
New York
John L Barry
Robert M
Andrew B. Barry
Charles M. Barry
S. M. Whitney
Augusta
John A Barry
Antual Presbyterian Church
Theron Rice
Oakland
F. W. Dole
R. M. Clayton
Howard van Epps
L. L. Knight
E. DN. Davis
F. E. Black
C. D. Montgomery
J. B. Campbell
T. M. Clarke
John J. Eagan
Biggest cash remnant sale tops this season
A regional store highlights a cash remnant sale as the season's biggest event with discounts on leftover inventory. Shoppers will find marked reductions across apparel and home goods.
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Carmichael
Miss Taylor Watson
Tennille
Miss Hardwick
Claude Bryant
R. T. Carmichae & Co
E.S. Winn
Forsyth
R. T. Carmichael & Co
M. R. Brown
Macon
R. L. Daughtry
Annie Carmichael
Barnesville
Forsyth Griffin News
R. T. Carmichael& Co
J. H. Stilwell
Hudson Place
Thirteenth Street
Stillwell
Griffin
Griffin News
Star Store
Charley McCord
J. R. Carmichael
Dr. Carmichael
Mr. R.S. Brown
Alabama
R. T. Carmichael Co
Messrs
W. M. Mallet
F. 8. Etheridge
R. T Carmichael & Co
Edwards of
Flovilla
Methodist Church
Paran Church
H. Y. McCord Co
R. G. Bryans
Jackson Mercantile Co
Mr. Fitzhugh Lee
Mapp
Second Street
Guon & Co’s
North Georgia Agricultural College
Dahlonega
T. C. McKibben
Patillo
Rex
Mrs. A. Beaman of
Albany
Mrs. W. F. Combs
Edwards
Agnes Carmichael
Monroe
Central
Mary Mays
Valparaiso
Ind
Robert Lee
Bob Etheridge
Gainesville
North Georgia
Star
Claude Bryan
Ina Carlton
Bessie Daughtry
Third Street
O. A. Thaxton
O’kelly
Mercer
Obsole
Areus
R. TF. Carmichael & Co
Jeweler
Jackson, GA
Allen & Co
the Clothiers
Tsermy
Allen & Co., the Clothiers
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