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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1894
Page
4
The Argus surveys W. Y. Atkinson of Coweta who served 1886 to 1894 and C. A. Evans of Stewart who sat in the Senate 1859 60. It lists Atkinson bills on agriculture education and pensions plus state savings while Evans votes on usury pardon jury trial abolition and funding cuts.
The East Tennessee Virginia & Georgia Railway promotes low round trip rates for Southern Baptist, Quadriennial General Conference, African Episcopal, and General Assembly events in 1894 with tickets sold April 30 to May 9 and May 11 to 15, return by June 1 or June 2. Also notes home-page guidance and insider recommendations. includes a lost ring notice for Jennie to Tube.
Correspondence note disclaims responsibility for editorial views on unsigned pages and columns across party lines. It states the paper accepts no responsibility for letters from Democrats Republicans People's Party or Prohibitionists, only for editorials on the page.
The writer shares farm work and crop setbacks and notes political candidates in a county race. He questions support for a New York candidate and urges a western ally for free silver. A local minister bids farewell with a penitentiary chaplain motif and calls for moral accountability.
A letter to the editor derides Atkinson and his supporters while praising Evans and Georgia’s wartime heroism. It claims the Atkinson campaign relies on flawed parallels and partisan ties to the Macon Telegraph and Griffin News, recounting past political moves and affirming Evans and the state's heritage.
J. W. Crum advertises domestic sewing machines for sale at Yellow Store with old machines taken in exchange. The notice emphasizes trade ins and the seller’s location.
A commentary argues the U S dominance in wheat corn cotton tobacco and gold and silver requires caution against nonproductive critics. It recalls 1776 independence and notes many bowing to England while praising the current state as beautiful.
Impure blood causes facial bumps and cleansing with botanic Blood Balm will clear complexion. One bottle purifies blood and improves richness. Try it. Price $1.00 per bottle. For sale by druggist.
H B Carmicart urges space in the paper to discuss Oak Grove Academy progress with about forty three pupils. The school offers Geometry Algebra Latin Rhetoric Composition and History with monthly exams and daily recitations guiding student standing. The writer advocates practical study and early prevention in education.
R G Bryans offers a list of patent medicines with prices. The ad notes available remedies and suggests how to purchase from the local drugstore or through mail order channels. The item targets shoppers seeking affordable common cures.
An offer promotes 35 complete novels bound with a current issue of Household Topics for 50 cents. Titles include A Brave Coward by Robert Louis Stevenson and A Blacksmiths Daughter by Etta W Pierce. The sale includes a year’s subscription to the illustrated monthly and ships on receipt of order to P. O. Box 1159 New York City.
Local shop Cchen's offers women's dresses and slippers at notably low prices guiding shoppers seeking affordable attire this season.
Valuable presents offer readers a chance to buy System Pills for constipation and related ailments and receive a choice of gifts. Purchasers in Rutherford, New York get a gold or silver watch, town lot, diamond ring, silverware, or a five dollar gold piece with each box.
Stockholders meet at the courthouse on Saturday May 5 to elect the board of directors and transact other business. W. du. Matzert, Chairman board of directors Jackson Institute.
Mutual dissolution of Etheridge Kinard firms announced by Zam in Jackson Georgia on March 26 1894. Kinard assumes all duties and notes payable to him while R N Etheridge’s interest sold to Kinard. S B Kivarp signs gratitude for past patronage and fair dealing anticipated.
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