Harness price update signals tighter market
The report lists two tag prices for harness gear: a $7 item now at $5.75 and an $8 item reduced to $6.50. The figures indicate markdowns aimed at accelerating purchases in a competitive retail segment.
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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1900
Page
6
The report lists two tag prices for harness gear: a $7 item now at $5.75 and an $8 item reduced to $6.50. The figures indicate markdowns aimed at accelerating purchases in a competitive retail segment.
G. H. Wood of Tennille visited in the city this week, staying with his brother W. J. Wood. Miss Hattie Buttrill narrowly escaped a serious runaway yesterday afternoon when the horse her brother Tom rode bolted, throwing her to the ground. Her injuries were painful but not serious.
For sale one jersey steadman milch cow in good condition and milk good with gentle disposition at a low price. Ad dress W F Lee at A G Hitchins. Miss Louella Norris of Wrightsville visited the city with Miss Lucile Pope and returned home today. Miss Ruth Buttrill of Longview Texas visits Miss Ossie McCord. Miss Terena Merrill of Jasper Ga visits the Misses Dempsey. A dozen will leave Jackson next week for New York to buy fall goods. Mrs J L Barnett and children of Atlanta were in town recently.
Local officials announce that city tax books are open at the Express office for an 80 day period. Taxpayers are invited to review assessments and file appeals as needed before the closing date. Notices encourage prompt action to ensure records are correct.
The decision announces public schools will begin on September 10 with plans to start classes on that date. It notes the new term and district preparations for students and staff.
J E Hall of Macon is visiting his brother M P Hall on Third Street.
Thornton and Bixby expand with new pen features and cook stoves and ranges. The firm publicizes its popular growth and invites readers to call for items in their line.
The Constitution of Atlanta Georgia advertises a special deal for new subscribers. The offer covers daily and Sunday editions from receipt of order until November 10 for one dollar. It promises full news of the Presidential election and global affairs including China.
An advertisement promises ongoing complete coverage from Cor otation, inviting readers to subscribe soon to maximize value. The pitch stresses how quickly sending for the paper will guarantee longer access for a dollar, aiming to boost circulation.
A humorous domestic exchange shows a wife planning gifts for her husband including a silver card tray a bronze Hercules for the mantle and a Persian rug while the husband replies with plans for a new shaving brush. The light dialogue captures playful gift ideas in a domestic vignette.
J W Durrry advertises coal sales from Jenkinsburg Georgia claiming readiness to take on work and offering shop services for coal supply. The notice emphasizes preparedness and availability for local customers.
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