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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1895
Page
4
A notice to patrons announces a weekly sale titled A Secret Bargain beginning Monday April 8. The item will be sold between 10 and 12 with the exact nature of the bargain hidden until ten o'clock and available rain or shine each Monday.
Newspaper ad voice touts low dress goods prices to slash high costs. It claims pioneering shoppers will follow the trend as the retailer hammers down prices and overwhelms competition with value. The text hints at a bold campaign but provides few concrete details.
A farmer’s ad declares Globe Store in Jackson offers more goods and better value per dollar than any local shop. It invites customers to visit the store for the widest selection and top quality products.
Advertises millinery ribbons and laces described as fresh and modern. Invites readers to call and examine the stock highlighting youthful fashion and new designs.
The ad touts embroideries and laces in latest styles, claiming Swiss workmanship is unmatched and promising bargains not found in Jackson. It emphasizes broad clothing and shoe sales, and warns buyers that shopping unseen harms budgets.
A new blacksmith department led by Mr Doc Thaxton promises cheaper repairs and horse shoeing with satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. The shop advertises living prices, invites all kinds of work, and claims to save customers money compared with higher priced services.
iS Jackson a 28 plants for sale includes cabbage tomato plants and flowers to meet demand. Also a lot from a residence burned is for sale at Seney Ga. B Youmans notes sale details. W A Darnell will bring stallion Jack Boyp to Jackson every other Monday and Tuesday starting March 19, then to McKibben midweek.
Readers are invited to mail to The Home at 141 Milk St Boston for a set of ninety one different stamping patterns plus two alphabets. The outfit includes 8x10 and 5x8 inch designs suitable for embroidery or painting. The Home’s 16 page paper with stories fashions and fancy work is sent for eight months, postage 10 cents.
A short Iowa report notes a curious incident where an army patrol or unit thwarted a planned action. Details are sparse but indicate a thwarted operation within local bounds and official acknowledgement of the incident.
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