The Arcus Reflects on Support and New Year Operations
The Arcus publishers thank patrons for past support on the third day of 1895. They note the need to cover expenses to maintain quality and promise square dealing and business principles. Debtors are asked to liquidate or provide notes to settle accounts as the year opens.
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The
Arcus
Argus
A New Year Hopeful Note From the South
In a reflective piece from 1894 to 1895, the author laments sorrows and failures of the old year and urges progress, prosperity, and wiser leadership. The message pleads for courage, reports on Try for better governance, and expresses wishes for a more hopeful era with a home print newspaper pledge and support from subscribers. It also notes cheese factories spreading nationwide and a pardon petition for Harry Hill signed by jurors and friends.
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God
A. A. Stephens
Areus
Cruel Turkish Atrocities Spark Calls for Action
The Griffin News condemns atrocities in Turkey against Armenians including children burned alive and women blinded. It urges civilized nations to raise armies to sweep the perpetrators from the earth, noting the blizzard and empty streets as stark backdrop to the horror.
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Georgia
Turkey
Ech
Gala Day at Flovilla Masonry Celebration
Last Thursday the Masons in Flovilla held a gala day with about twenty ladies initiated as Masters Daughters after an informal lodge meeting. A hundred beds were filled at the Flovilla hotel for a lavish repast prepared by Mr Miller Miss Miller and Mrs Dan Tharper. The dining hall was stylish and the feast abundant. At night the Flovilla band performed at the Academy as local boys showcased improvements and good conduct though the cold night limited attendance. Overall the event was declared a decided success.
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Flovilla
Flovilla Hotel
Miss Miller
Dan Tharper
Flevilla
Academy
People urged to avoid pushing creditors during hard times
The speaker advises going slow with creditors to prevent forced sales that lose value. They warn property proceeds would cover costs and leave debts unpaid, urging trade papers, swap rates, and leniency to help the country recover.
Gallows Sentence For Carr And Myers In Atlanta Court
In Atlanta superior court Alex Carr and Will Myers were sentenced to be hanged on February 8 for alleged murder. Carr appeared unmoved, while Myers showed cold defiance and only tearfully sympathized with his parents as the judge declared the doom.
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Atlanta
Alex. Carr
Captain King
Will Myers
Forest Crowley
Alex Carr
Myers
Clark
Christmas Day at Judge Pound's Home Receives Bwinds
A Christmas gathering at Judge E. E. Pound's home features Myrtle Pound Ella Pound Eloise and other relatives and friends with a Christmas dinner, gifts and warm old time hospitality. The feature includes a Hood's Sarsaparilla calendar ad and a note about celestial events and lunar details.
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Lollie Belle Wylie
Atlanta
Michigan
E. E. Pound
Myrtle Pound
Ella Pound
Eloise
Gate City
Os. Pound
Florrie Lee
Messrs
W. Fitzhugh Lee
Lamar Pound
Hood
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Botanic Blood Balm Promoted as Cure All Remedy
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a universal cure for rheumatism catarrh pimples blotches and all diseases from impure blood. It claims thousands of cures and offers large bottles for one dollar with druggists selling the product.
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Ire
Georgia Sheriff Sells 100 Acre Butts County Lot February 1895
In Butts County Georgia the sheriff will sell before the courthouse door in Jackson on the first Tuesday in February 1895 for cash a 100 acre tract from the Roberts land described in a 1859 deed, bounded by Wilson Woods Buffington and Welch. The sale is subject to a $450 mortgage to Equitable Mortgage Company Kansas City Missouri, with accrued interest. Tenants in possession shown notice. Sale under two superior court writs against J A P Woods G A E Miller and J Z G Woods. Dec 12 1894. J O Beauchamp Sheriff Butts Co.
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Jackson
William Woods
J. A. P. Woods
Butts County
Roberts
James Wilson
John Buffington
John Welch
Superior Court
Iaid County
Bryan & Dicken
G. A. E. Miller
J. Z. G. Woods
Equitable Mortgage Company
Kansas City
J. O. Beauchamp
Sheriff Butts Co
J W Moore and Mamie Ellis Set to Wed at Jackson Church
Prof J W Moore and Miss Mamie Ellis to be married tonight at the Methodist church in Jackson. The Ar us extends its congratulations.
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J. W. Moore
Mamie Ellis
Methodist Church
Jackson
Libel for Divorce Filed in Butts County Court
Lora B. Ruppes sues Joseph W Rhodes in Butts Superior Court for Libel for Divorce during August term 1894. Rhodes must appear in the next Superior Court on the 8th Monday in February or face default judgment. Witness John J Hunt judge, Sept 3 1894. Joseph Jolly clerk.
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Georgia
Butts County
Lora B. Ruppes
Butts
Joseph W. Ruopes
Joseph W. Rhodes
Jno. J. Hunt
Joseph Jolly
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Shorter Female College
Rome
C. C. Cox
Southern Female College,a
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Georgia— Butts County
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Oliver CullStep
Clarke Hardware Company
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J.R. Carmichael
Jackson Carria
Faqtory
Jackson Carriage Factory
J. R. Carmichael
Doc Thaxton
Jackson Bucy
Jac
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MEV Carrige Factory