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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1897
Page
8
A historical advertisement extols Dr. J. C. Ayers sarsaparilla as unchanged for 50 years. It claims the plant and formula remain the same, with modern lab aids only improving speed, promising the same cures and blood purification associated with Ayers.
Music pupils of the Jackson Institute present a recital at the Institute hall on the evening of December 22. All friends are urged to attend as this is Mrs. Smith’s final recital before she ends her connection with the institution.
Rev and Mrs Bowden along with Ralph Nolan and Flora depart for their Chipley Georgia home. The city expresses regret at their relocation after two years of service. Bowden is praised as a strong gospel preacher and pastor with a devoted wife whose kindness endears her to friends.
A Tuesday night outing for local youths included Misses Hattie Bently Lula Bodling Agnes Carmichael Trellis Carmichael Annie Carmichael Pauline Thaxton and Messrs C P Carmichael Borders Bigham Griffin and Shelton Chaperones Mr and Mrs R J Jarmichael and Rufus Smith. They toured Pepperton Mills lit by electricity, enjoyed a show and visited Mr Borders fancy grocery where they were treated to the best in his shop. The evening was charmingly spent.
The Misses Tullis hosted a select party of friends last Monday evening at their Dempsey avenue home. The gathering featured pleasant conversation and cheerful games, and the hosts are praised for their excellent hospitality.
Mrs. Lucy Buttrill died at her daughter's home last Sunday morning after a recent tumor operation. The Baptist church member aged 76 had suffered long and could not take medicines after surgery. Funeral services were held at the church and she was buried in the afternoon. Her life was celebrated as a model of virtue and righteousness.
Mr J S McDaniel reported four hogs killed and stored in his smoke house. Between eleven and twelve on Wednesday night unknown burglars took three hogs. Sheriff Beauchamp detained John Carr Heard Sims and Robert Sims on Thursday morning as suspects. Search continues for the meat and clues.
The Baptist and Presbyterian Sunday schools announce a Christmas tree event on the evening of the 24th instant. A soliciting committee includes Agnes Carmichael Mary Nutt Nina Harris and Irene Daughtry. The arrangements committee features I R Carmical Etheridge Vaughan Rosa Thornton and Mrs R L Daughtry. Prof Johnson will give a ten minute lecture and will help finalize the program with Rosa Thornton.
The Argus reports strong citizen interest in the Benedict oil water lighting system. Tucker and Pickett have gathered enough user signatures to form a company and fund the plant. They plan not only to supply lighting but also to offer gas as a heating option cheaper than coal at $2.50 a ton and wood at $1.50 per cord. Jackson appears poised to gain more light.
A recent improvement period at the Morrison hotel adds eight splendid rooms to the building. The additions create a more imposing appearance and reflect continued growth in popular favor under current management. Jackson grows on forever.
Allen and Co advertises full cream cheese availability limited to its stores with emphasis on product purity and quantity for shoppers seeking rich dairy options.
Henderson Dale of Carmi Illinois testifies to Bradfield Regulator Co in Atlanta that Mother's Friend relieves labor pain and strengthens the body's parts for childbirth. The product claims to shorten labor, reduce danger to mother and child, and aids recovery. sold at one dollar or mailed by express with a free book "Before Baby is Born."
A child of Mr. Doc Jinks died last Saturday at their home about five miles northeast of town. Mrs. Jinks is now dangerously ill with nervous prostration. The community offers heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved family.
Oatmeal and spices available at Allen & Co. Real estate and building activity are expected to surge next year in Jackson. Prof. Henry Hunt now sighted on Third Street. Georgia cane syrup offered. No smallpox cases reported in Jackson or Butts County.
Renowned chemist T A Slocum declares a universal cure for pulmonary tuberculosis and related chest diseases and offers three free bottles of his new treatments to Jackson Argus readers. He cites letters of gratitude and claims cures in every climate and worldwide, urging sufferers to write for immediate free samples.
An extensive advertisement touts dolls from 2 inches to 4 feet and varied toy prices, plus millinery, hardware, and ephemera items. It promises bottom prices, money back guarantees, and a wide range from clocks and ink to hats, lamps, pens, and tinware with numerous bargains catered to Xmas shoppers.
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