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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1896
Page
5
Jackson business scene features Allen Co. and Thompson Bros. offering new stock and low prices. local travelers praise Jacksons progress as Summers Buggy agency opens. city band earns praise while upcoming meetings and events draw community turnout.
The Democratic voters of Butts county are called to meet at the Court House in Jackson on Saturday April 18 to elect a new Executive Committee and Chairman W. M. Mater Charm. Dem. Ex. Com.
Gate City Fence Company advertises its fencing products claiming a prize at the Atlanta Exposition. They offer iron and wire fencing and invite readers to write for a catalogue and prices.
Notice offers 40 cents for cotton seed from Jackson Oil Mill and setter pups for sale. Fine Irish setter pups available. Apply at Areas Office.
Those who wish to have advertisement changes made are asked to inform us as soon as possible after each Thursday. Prompt notices will greatly oblige us and save trouble.
If you plan to buy a bicycle this season visit us first. We advertise for a couple of good wheels and offer them forty percent less than elsewhere. Apply Aravus office.
The Jackson Institute societies announce a joint meeting at the Institute chapel Friday afternoon. Members and the president invite all to attend and enjoy a pleasant hour listening to the exercises next Friday afternoon.
The Jackson Banking Co announces it will loan ten thousand dollars or more within the next thirty days on good security. Small loans preferred to reliable farmers. President F. g. Etheridge and cashier F. 8S. Cater sign.
The Baptist church youth group formed a Baptist Young People's Union with rapid national growth. Charles Smith was elected president and M G Barfield secretary as the new society contributes to church youth activities.
Mr. R. kh. Daughtry has been in McDonough arranging stock and is ready for the trade. He occupies a handsome brick building with a glass front and has stocked one of the nicest lines in Middle Georgia. The branch store marks notable enterprise and promises success under his leadership.
Historical advert wording traces Castoria use from infancy to motherhood in a nostalgic jingle. It emphasizes Castoria as a trusted remedy across generations and stages of a girl's life. The lines reflect product branding and consumer memory of Castoria as a familiar remedy.
Flovilla residents deny reports of decline amid gold standard talk and political strife. The town resumes activity with Easter song planning, Dr John W Kelly of Atlanta to set up dentistry, likely at the hotel. A Thanksgiving service follows a bird hunting ban after April 1.
In Butts County Georgia 1896 court orders service by publication for James Edmonson non resident defendant in Libel action. Plaintiff Ida Edmonson Hatin seeks divorce with August Term show cause why prayer should not be granted. Also notice of permanent administration for E E Pound estate in Butts County with May 1896 hearing.
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