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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1895
Page
3
Mr. E. Adams of Barnesville Georgia and Miss Mollie Carter of near Jackson were married yesterday at the bride's parents home near Jackson. The couple receive best wishes for happiness and many anniversaries of their union.
Local notices advertise J. H. McKibben & Co. near the jail selling fine mules mares and horses cash or on time. Jackson merchants tout Christmas gifts including china tea sets jewelry and musical instruments while urging registration for the January election and noting social visits and upcoming institute events.
The New York Store opened today and its center counters are loaded with toys and Christmas goods. The display highlights a wide range of seasonal items attracting shoppers.
The Crum family mourns six year old Evalyn Beath Crum daughter of Dr J W Crum and his wife who died Friday at about 2 am after a brief illness. Burial occurred Friday afternoon and a fuller notice will be published next week.
Dr W L Carmichael features a vivid show window with a large frog teaching a school of pupils about a throat remedy. A mossy glassy pool scene includes two girls observing the action as a playful promotional display designed to attract families and children.
Manicure sets for ladies and gentlemen feature elegant handkerchief and glove cases, shaving outfits, and related items showcased at the New York Store during the holiday season.
Old Santa and Miss Santa arrive at A. C. Hitchens mammoth store in Jackson Ga to unveil a large Christmas goods line. Highlights include Paris dolls Yankydom toys French and German china and after dinner teas with low prices. Santa extends a hearty welcome to shoppers.
The Carmichael Co received shipments of Toys and Christmas goods to supply Jackson and Butts counties. A. G. Hitchens provided 43 couples with housekeeping outfits last month as affordable stoves crockery and tinware attract customers from nearby counties. A prompt marriage license is urged with $8.72 saved toward a kitchen fitout.
The Carmichael Go. New York Store showcases a perfect engine with one passenger coach on an elevated track. It mirrors the famous New York Elevated Railroad as a model and draws wide public attention.
An elegant assortment of individual cups and after dinner sets will be displayed at The Carmichael Co. New York Store. The handsomest and cheapest line of vases and other useful presents is offered to the people of Jackson and Butts county.
For sale at Dr. W. L. Carmichael. Dr. Westmoreland's Calisaya Tonic offered as a remedy for indigestion and constipation. Sale notice mentions the product and vendor.
A local retailer touts four cardinal principles FULL WEIGHT GOOD GOODS LOW PRICES HONEST MEASURE and invites customers to try their goods and ways. The note highlights loyal customers who “stick by us” and expresses pride in a steadfast customer base.
An advertising notice asserts that customers obtain up to date fashions and lower prices by shopping with the seller, claiming competitors in Atlanta or Macon offer bigger stores and higher costs. The message emphasizes attentive service and current patterns.
Star Store Shoes targets comfort with a nod to sandals of old timers, promoting Drew and Selby fine shoes for ladies. It markets Hart Shoes for durable everyday wear, highlighting better leather and price parity with low quality rivals. Men and boys find the Blue Line praised for wear and style.
A newspaper promotion urges readers to visit the store to see men and boys furnishings described as up to date in style, color, and price. The ad emphasizes that the goods will speak for themselves, inviting customers to inspect the inventory.
A man recalls buying a suit two years ago for 15 dollars that remains in good condition, now offered at 11 dollars for the same quality. The ad asserts Star Store provides better value and finer styles than any house.
An ad contrasts wool with cotton, claiming honesty in product representation. It asserts customers get exactly what is advertised and mocks other shops for misrepresentation.
The Star Store proclaims itself the best place for dry goods clothing shoes and millinery. It cites experienced buyers and up-to-date merchandise selected at the right price to attract customers.
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