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Newspaper

Jackson Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1898

Page

3

Local social notes and store items from Allen & Co

Rev. J W Hunt of Jenkinsburg and Rev J E Pounds of Flovilla visited the city. W B Dozier of Flovilla stayed in town. Allen & Co sold chipped dried beef Snow Flake crackers and Breakfast Bacon. Miss Blanche Tompson plans August in Jackson. Miss Estelle Carmichael and Miss Manly visited Mrs J M Leach in Griffin. Lottie Marbut of Atlanta visiting Miss Starnes. Miss Carrie Lasnett of Atlanta visiting Misses Eva Mae and Nellie Land. The Yellow Store for rent after Sept 1 by J W Crum.

Carrie Lasnett Atlanta Eva Mae Nellie Land

Cow for Sale and Local Notices

A cow with a young calf is offered for sale by J. E. Weaver. Mr and Mrs R L Thompson of Eatonton hosted friends this week. Court will be held in November in the new courthouse replacing August. Fresh turnip seed is on sale at W L Carmichael Co. W A Dodson of Bryan Texas visited Jackson this week and stayed with Mrs Dodson's parents in Newton County.

R.L. Thompson Eatonton W. L Carmichael & Co W. A. Dodson Bryan Texas Jackson Georgia W. L. Carmichael & Co

Local notes and visits regional roundup

Raymond Carmichael spent Sunday and Monday in Forsyth. T. M. Furlow spent several days in Americus. W. L. M. P. Ball spent Monday and Tuesday in Macon on business. Miss Thalma Gilmore returns from Flovilla. Mrs. Tennella Fretwell attended the Baptist meeting at Locust Grove. Misses Berta Talmage Ruby Pope and Alice Cook visit Covington street in Monticello. Various residents and visitors are mentioned with short social notes.

M. P. Ball Macon Berta Talmage Ruby Pope Alice Cook Monticello Lucile Pope Covington Street Tennella Fretwell Locust Grove The Baptist Church Mattie Lou McKibben Lucille Pope J. H. McKibben Miss Mattie Lou

Land for Sale Near Juliette Monroe County Georgia

Two hundred acres of fine land in Monroe county two miles from Juliette. Bermuda pastures sufficient to pasture 50 head of cattle. Good fresh land to cultivate. For further information address Miss Head High Falls at Juliette Ga. Miss Slaughter of this city is a guest at their party.

Monroe County Juliette Bermuda Juliette, Ga High Falls Miss Slaughter

Star Store Promotes Staff Returns and Local Goods

Sherrod M. Pope returns to his post pleasing friends at the Star store while T B Rice of Greensboro Ga. extols Dr Pitts carminative for eight years noting perfect satisfaction and high sales. Miss Simmons, Star store trimmer, will return next season to Jackson delighting her many friends.

Sherrod M. Pope The Star Store T. B. Rice Greensboro Pitts Miss Simmons Jackson

Mrs J T Castleberry Visitation in Jackson Home

Mrs J T Castleberry of Atlanta arrives in Jackson and stays weeks at T M Farlow residence. The note recalls her as Miss Blanche Thompson from Jackson and invites friends to welcome her. A hotel clerk from Providence reports relief after using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, available at Flotilla Drug Co. and dealers.

J. T. Castleberry Atlanta T. M. Farlow Jackson Blanche Thompson W. M. Bush Dorrance Providence R. I Flotilla Drug Co

Local items mix charm and rail talk in Brunswick

Miss Ashwood visits the city as Brunswick social notes highlight engagements. The Argus plans county marriage services. Locals visit Indian Springs and Monticello friends gather. Railroad revival to connect Jackson and Indian Spring gains momentum with hopes for monthly operation. Jury commissioners review the jury box as the city council schedules productive work.

Jackson Indian Spring Argus

Bob Etheridge Enters Furniture and Undertaking Field

Robt N Etheridge, after six years with The New York Store in Jackson, has bought the furniture business of Frank Mc Kibben. He plans a furniture and undertaking establishment aimed at city-scale prominence and expects Jackson to gain a leading enterprise in line with Atlanta or Macon. The Argus lauds his courteous dealings and predicts strong success.

R. N. Etheridge New York Frank McKibben Jackson Etheridge Bob Atlanta Macon Robt. N. Etheridge The Argus

Court Opens in Spalding County With Strong Grand Jury Charge

Judge M. W. Beck led the Spalding superior court opening at 10 a m with a large crowd present. The grand jury elected A W Blake foreman and heard a stringent admonition against gaming and whisky crimes. He pledged heavy fines for offenders and urged indictments. The session closed with a request to consider carpeting the courtroom.

M. W. Beck Superior Court Spalding County A. W. Blake Beck Court House Griffin News

Tax Digest Shows Small Property Decline Across County

The Argus reports a county property decline of 3886 dollars, leaving the levy unchanged from last year. Taxable property totals 1,417,423 dollars for 1898 with an extra tax for courthouse purposes, praised as creditable, while Newt Harmon is noted as the tax receiver. DeWitt's Little Early Risers praised by Milesburg Chief Burgess for digestive health benefits.

Argus Butts Court House Newt Harmon

A Merry Evening at Etheridge Home Social

A Friday night gathering at the Etheridge residence featured Misses Lamar and Brown and a host of attendees. Guests played games such as Going to Jerusalem and Cross Words, enjoyed ices and roses, then sang and conversed before departure around midnight.

Etheridge Lamar Brown Floyd Etheridge Samar Annie Ball Annie Mallet Fannie Furlow Susie Davis Addie Tennant Fannie Boyt Smith Bessie Daughtry Pearl Stallsworth Annie Crawford Mary Will Brown Eva May Land Sallie May Ball Lois Duke Helen Land Ernestine Dempsey Clara Harden Peavy Mallet Mayo Morgan Carter Carmichael Harwell Nichols Winn Blasingame McKibben Hanes

Urgent drive for clothing and comforts for wounded at Fort McPherson and Tampa

Mrs. R. E. Park asks Jackson and Butts counties to send old and new sheets pillow-cases towels underclothing and foods to Mrs. Marcum W. Beck who will forward to Mrs. W. Y. Atkinson head of the Army and Navy League in Atlanta. Contributions are urged for six hundred hospitalised soldiers at Fort McPherson and increasing sick lists in Tampa with rapid growth.

Fort

Char C Smitha Joins The Warmichael Co Call for Patronage

To the public Charles C Smitha announces his association with The Warmichael Co and earnestly asks his friends for liberal patronage.

Warmichael Co Chas. C. Smitha

Col Thaxton Family Returns to Jackson Home

Col D J Thaxton and family who moved to Dublin then Macon have returned to Jackson and will make it their future home. The Colonel illustrates that a man may leave Jackson but will gravitate back to its charming borders. The Argus hopes he will be as happy as can be and that he will never wander from his fireside.

D. J. Thaxton Dublin Macon Jackson

Charley C Smith of Carmichael Co Promoted in Jackson

Mr C C Smith announces in today’s paper he is with the Carmichael Co and is a prominent young Jackson merchant. The Argus wishes him good luck and a quick reward for energy and effort. Also an ad notes One Minute Cough Cure as a quick relief for early coughs and prevention of consumption. Dr W L Carmichael & Co.

Charles C. Smith The Carmichael Co Smith Jackson Argus Charney W. L. Carfrichael & Co

Farm loan offer from Barker and Holleman of Atlanta

M. M. Mistis advertises a loan arrangement for improved farms in the county through Barker and Holleman Atlanta. Loans promise lower interest and commission than before, with optional annual principal payments. Call and see.

Barker & Holleman Atlanta M. M. Mistis

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ddziers Allen & Co J. W. Hunt Jenkinsburg City J. E. Pounds Flovilla W. B. Dozier H. L. Daughtry Allen & Co’s W. P. Castleberry Blanche Tompson Estelle Carmichael Miss Manly Lottie Marbut Mrs. Starnes Vanilla Waters J. W. Crum Marie McMichael Mary Broyles Griffin Irene Dempsey Miss Broyles J. E. Weaver East Third Street Jackson, Ga Raymond Carmichael Forsyth T. M. Furlow Americus Thalma Gilmore Chamberlan W. B. Cooper el Rio Cal Flovilla Drug Co Mary Carmichael Irma Cantrell Dicken Harkness Thornton Indian Springs Harkness Kitty Uordy Emma and Fannie McLean Barnesville Eyleen Roberts Bob Etheridge Court Spalding Igleheart’s Igleheart Igleheart Bros Swans Evansville Indiana Milesburg DeWitt W. L. Carmichael& Co McPherson Tampa Jackson and Butts County C. C. Smith Buffalo Spring & Gear Co Buffalo
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