Land to be sold by court in Jackson Georgia
Georgia Butts County will sell before the courthouse door in Jackson on the first Tuesday in May 1897. Ten acres in the 562d district G M bounded by A J Roberts William Hodges Yellow Water Creek and estate of Emory Maddox deceased. Levied as W M Roberts and M C Roberts property to satisfy a justice court judgment in favor of J M Mayo. Tenant in possession with written notice. March 27 1897 Sheriff J C Beauchamp B C
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Georgia
Butts County
Jackson
Said County
G. M
A. J. Roberts
William Hodges
Yellow Water Creek
Emory Maddox
M.C. Roberts
J. C. Beauchamp
B.C
Land Sale Notice in Butts County Georgia 1897
The town of Jackson Georgia will sell four acres in the 612th district at public auction on the first Tuesday in May 1897 within legal hours for cash. Property lies northeast of John N Thompson lands and is bounded by Mrs. S P Ingram J N Gray and the remaining land. Levy on by tax fife for 1897 against J W Thompson and the Jackson Mercantile Co. Notice to tenant in possession. Levy by A W Smith L C January 22 1897. Sheriff J C Beauchamp March 27 1897.
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Georgia
Butts County
Jackson
John N Thompson
S. P
Court House
Flovilla
R. C. Gardner
S. L. Smith
Dublin
M.S. Barber
Superior Court
Said County
R. W. L. Rasin & Co
M. C. Duke
M. S. Barber
Tennant
J.O. Beauchamp
Property Sale Notice for Jackson Lot in May 1807
Tuesday in May next 1807 within legal hours of sale the described property is a house and lot in Jackson town, containing one acre more or less. Bounded north by a street east by the road from Jackson to Jenkinsburg south by the lot of Alford Heath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Butts County
Jackson
Said County
Jenkinsburg
Alford Heath
Letter Reveals Health Tips From A Distant Brother
A mid century missive discusses bodily vigor and nerve strength, advising on muscles and vitality in colloquial tone. The author writes to his brother from abroad, reflecting on personal wellbeing and the era’s home remedies.
Merchants Agree to Early Closing in Jackson GA
Jackson business owners spanning The C. G. Fennell Co. and Planters Supply Co. declare daily closing at 6 o clock from May 1 to Sept 1 1897 with the aim of giving sales staff a brief summer rest. notice to run in The Jackson Argus and Times.
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Jackson
Jackson Argus
Times
The Creator’s warning shadows maternity, yet joy follows
The passage notes that while sorrow was foretold to women, a mother’s first embrace of her child proves joy, yet warns of danger and suffering in pregnancy and urges avoidance to reach the hour of birth in vigor and strength.
Mother’s Friend Promises Easy Childbirth
An advertisement touts "Mother's Friend" as a relaxing tonic that prevents nausea headaches gloom and foreboding during childbirth. It claims the remedy makes labor easier and cites praise from customers, with W H Kine & Co. of Whitewright Texas as the supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.h.kine & Co
Whitewright, Tex
Prof Blasingame to Leave Jackson Institute for Tennessee College
Prof J C Blasingame, longtime president of Jackson Institute, will resign to become president of a large normal college in Knoxville. He leaves Jackson in June after the spring term, with dormitories and buildings valued at about 75000 dollars and the trust plan to secure an ideal president for life. The community wishes him health and prosperity, and Mrs Blasingame joins in the farewell. Also notes Mrs A Inveen of Alton Ill cites relief after using Chamberlain’s Pain Balm to cure sciatic rheumatism, with 25 and 50 cent sizes available from local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Blasingame
Jackson Institute
Tennes
Blasingame
Knoxvill
Prof. Blasingame
Jackson
A. Inveen
Henry St. Alton, Ill
Chamberlain
Marguerite Cantrell’s Seventh Birthday Party
Miss Marguerite Cantrell enjoyed a royal seventh birthday last Saturday with printed invitations, festive decor, and Japanese fans as keepsakes. Guests included Jane Stanfield Ezra Morrison Henry Duke Willie Land Ned Furlow Lamar Ethridge Clifford Daughtry Myrtle Harris and many others, with an acrostic poem contributed by Lillian Browning Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Cantrell
C. H. Cantrell
Lillian Browning Bryant
Lillian Browning Bryanr
Jane Stanfield
Ezra Morrison
Henry Duke
Willie Land
Ned Furlow
Lamar Ethridge
Clifford Daughtry
Myrtle
Louise Harris
Nannie May Stalworth
Tom and
Gladys McKinley
Robin Daughtry
Gerald Fennell
Horace Hooten
Eva Key Bailey
Margarette Beck
Lillian Bryant
Frank
Lida McKibben
Lasnett Cr
James Carter Blasingame
Eva Lasnett
Lampkin
Jane J. Carver
County Baptists Meet for Unity Conference in May 1897
Invitation to all Baptist churches and ministers in the county to attend the Towaliga church on the 5th Sunday and Saturday before in May 1897 for the second countywide gathering. The first meeting was at Macedonia in January. Organized to promote general good and unity. Signed J T Kimsbett moderator and W F Hate clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towaliga
Macedonia Church
J.T. KimsBett
W. F. Hate
The Enemy Is Ours Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Endorsed
Mrs Maggie Tulga of Ironton Ohio testifies that grippe left her weak with cough but after using Dr Bull's Cough Syrup she was completely cured and urges others to try it. The ad says the syrup sells for 25 cents everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bull
W A Allen Dies In Worthville
Worthville resident W A Allen died last Monday from pneumonia after being active the prior Friday. He had just a few days of bed rest before the illness. The Argus extends sympathy to his family in this loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Allen
Worthville
Argus
No-To-Bac claims cure and big sale reported
An ad touts No-To-Bac as a cure all with claims of eliminating tobacco use and gaining strength with 400 000 cures cited. It offers 50c or 1 00 and promises a free booklet and sample from Sterling Remedy Co. Also notes a Globe Store midweek sale of 850 dollars and remarks on patents and Chamberlains Colic remedy with a customer testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad. Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
Chamberlain
J. W. Vaughn
Oakton
Milledgeville Man Seeks Jackson Business Move
Mr. Williams of Milledgeville is in Jackson this week seeking to rent a store room and a residence. He is pleased with our town and wishes to move here to start a business as all local houses are full and occupied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Williams
Milledgeville
Jackson
Busi
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