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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1895
Page
3
Our Bouquet flour at 2.65 per pound and Our Daisy at 2.85 per barrel, Jersey Lily patent at 2.90, 1,000 bushels oats with Fancy Springs at 50 and Fancy white at 52 1-2 cents per bushel. Tobacco 100 boxes priced, crockery and glassware discounted, sugar best granulated 4 1-4 cents per pound by barrel, 25 barrels N O Light Brown Crawling Sugar at 3 3-4 cents.
A dated supply list lists prices for sugar coffee syrups and supplies. It notes light brown N O crawl ing sugar at 100 per 25 pounds and 12 pounds granulated sugar at 100. Coffee from 5 12 pounds priced at 100. Barbed wire at 2 1 2e per pound and 100 barrels of syrup from New Orleans and Southwest Georgia with several grade prices per gallon by barrel. Plow lines offered at 12c per pair.
ay Yo WS) oo Phinazee Scooters 17 12 cts each. Plow hoes at 3 12c per pound. Boy Oxie Stocks at $1.25 Good trace chains 6 1-2 feet long 258 per pair. Good Homes 25 per pair. Heel bels at 40c per dozen. Crevices at 5u each. STOVES large assortment, best makes at exceptional prices. Dry goods, shoes,hats, etc, are suffering immense reductions to force them out, to make room for our large spring stock soon to arrive! Come to see!
The page lists various short items from Monday appointments in Atlanta and Jackson. Mentions include J. G. McDonald and F. B. Etheridge on business, a cotton buyer in McDonough rusticating, card photos at J. B. Guthrie, and Miss Annie Lee visiting relatives. Gresham's restaurant advertises cheap lunches and oyster dishes, with seeds from W L Carmichael and garden seed stock. Also notes Liveryman J J Thornton promising Tennessee horses and mules, plus commentary on a garbled doggerel republished from the Argus and reader letters praising P P P tonic with testimonials from Savannah residents.
Mr. Fred Miller of Irving Illinois describes long standing kidney pain and bladder issues. After trying various cures he began using Electric Bitters and found relief at once. The product claims to aid kidney and liver troubles with quick relief sold for 50 cents a bottle at R G Bryans drug store.
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