Tribute of Respect for M G Barfield at St John’s Lodge No 45
Fraternal memorial from St John’s Lodge No 45 to M G Barfield who died January 26 1897. The lodge honors his Masonry noting his faithful service as steward, open hand and cordial grasp, and expresses deep sympathy to his family. Publication and minutes entry requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St John’s Lodge
No. 45
M. G. Barfield
St. John’s Lodge
Mack Barfield
Y. A. Wright
D. G. McMichael
H. L. Daventry
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Offer Health Cure Claims
Purported health advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the one true blood purifier that cleanses and strengthens the body. It claims to improve appetite and strength, reduce weakness and nervousness, and end pain, plus Hood's Pills aid digestion and prevent constipation at 25 cents.
Jackson County notices and local society items
Jackson community notes report marriages and social visits including Bob Oxford wed to Clovis Jenks of Butts county and Miss Mary Duke of Butts county visiting Barnesville. Also updates on Col M V McKibben illness, Miss Marie McMichael as postmistress, Frank Curry’s Sunday visit, Potts Thompson Co. creditors, and various local residents. Additional items promote Shaker Digestive Cordial and Laxol for children with brief medical and consumer mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Oxford
Clovis Jenks
Butts County
Jasper County
Barnesville
Mary Duke
van McKibben
Gordon Institute
Jackson
Col
M. V. McKibben
Col. McKibben
Griffin News
Marie McMichael
Frank Curry
Forsyth
Potts, Thompson &Co
A. A. Rose of
McDonough
Dr T A Slocum Promises Free Cure Samples
The advertisement claims a universal cure for consumption and related lung and throat diseases. Dr T A Slocum offers three bottles of his newly discovered remedies sent free to any afflicted reader who provides an address and mentions the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Slocum
M.C
M. D
List of Jurors Drawn For the February Term 1897
The Butler Superior Court announces the February term juror lists. Grand Jury includes G B Elder J W Carmie GS Haines Alex Atkinson J M Ball LS Woodwi J A Dodson J M Currie W P Castler A J Roberts J R Sams J H McCall W F Hale D F Pullum R M Harper TO McElroy G R Ridgeway R A Woodward J B Evans AH Treadwell J Will McCord Z F Harkness M E Washington J B Edwards J W Crum J M T Mayo Joe C Maddox O A Andrews Traverse Jury features J T Goodman J N Knowles W M Underwood D G McMichael M A Wilson AM Pace J M Finley RC Gardner J R McCord W A Aiken W A Manghtm A G Hitchens Mastom Hen T E Redman E L Lawson ul ee G idrick T J Carson J W Moore J H Duke Jr N R McCord F. 2 ie ae F M Lawson W W Weaver J R Mayfield Edmund Hay W H Foster E J Thompson FT Gunter C W Sanders D J Moore BA Wright R L Carter JW Terrell Sala JV Wright D Z Plymail TG Preston W M Hammond Lacy Maddox
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N Knowles
Underwood
G McMichael
A Wilson
Pace
M Finley
RC Gardner
R McCord
Aiken
Manghtm
Hitchens Mastom
Redman
L Lawson
M Lawson
Weaver
R Mayfield
Edmund Hay
H Foster
J Thompson
Gunter
Sanders
J Moore
Wright R
L Carter
JW Terrell
Cedar Rock Weather and Local Notes Highlight Hard Times
Farmers report poor oat stands after a cold snap while others in Cedar Rock suffer rain delays. Obituary notes Mrs. Dick Cook dies at home leaving a husband and several children. Visitors include Mr. E. McMichael and wife near Iron Springs and Mr. Dock Duke and wife from Stark. Wheat looks good, spring nears, Macedonia church to host Rev. J. B. Smart next Sunday. BRONCHO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Cook
Dock Duke
Stark
Julius Stodghill
Roy McMichael
Cedar Rock
A Woman's Story From the Detroit Sun
Miss Margaret Stenbaugh tells of her four year recovery from a near fatal ailment. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring her health after initial doubt and a long recovery leading to walking again. Notary public sworn testimony dated December 15 1893 included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Sun
Miami Avenue
Margaret Stenbaugh
Miss Stenbaugh
Glassford
Scotland
Ont
Dr. Williams
D. A. Delaney
Notary Public
Michigan
Murderous Assault at Sale Stables Ends With Wounding
Jack LeGuin attacked M. L. Duke at Duke's sale stables with a knife last Saturday afternoon. Duke suffered a severe neck wound and ear injury. Dr. R. G. Bryan treated him and he is expected to recover. LeGuin was arrested on an assault with intent to murder charge, liquor cited as a likely cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack LeGuin
M. L. Duke
Sale
LeGuin
Mr. Duke
Also Mentioned on This Page
Royal Baking Powder Co
New York
Simmons Liver Regulator
Hood
Mount Lebanon
Butts
G B
Elder J W
Carmie
Grand Jury
J S Ham
Arae
Haines
Alex Atkinson
J M Ball
LS Woodwi
J A Dodson
J M Currie
W P Castler
J Roberts
R Sams
H McCall
F Hale
F Pullum
R M Harper
McElroy
G R Ridgeway
R A Woodward
J B Evans
AH Treadwell
I B
Carmichael J
Will McCord
F Harkness
Washington
Edwards
Crum
Mayo Joe C Maddox
A Andrews
J T Goodman
Idrick T
J Carson
W Moore J
H Duke Jr N
JV Wright
Plymail
Preston
Hammond Lacy Maddox
E. McMichael
Iron Springs
W. M. Oneal
Macedonia Church
J. B. Smart
Castoria
Munn & Co
Scientific American
Broadway
Southern Railway
Gomedule
Brunswick
Orida Limited
Everett
Swick
Arrires
Cincinnati
Florida
Sheen
Beg Nooga
Pulb
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Union Depot
T. Green
J. M. Culp
Washington, D. C
J. W Crum
Kellam & Moore
Gastoria
G. Weinsman
J. R. Carmichael
McKibben Stables
Spencer & Company, Ornton’s
Atlanta Constitution
Sunny South
Jackson Argus
Jor At
Pen Hay Star
Cou
Aaccy Blan
Trong
H. Gar
Rhe
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