City Tax Ordinance of Jackson 1894 Enacted January 23
Jackson city council enacts comprehensive 1894 licensing taxes across trades from clothing to groceries, buggies to bo pho, with fines and street work for nonpayment. The ordinance sets rates for numerous businesses and requires dog registration with collars, penalties for violations, and repeal of conflicting laws. It was adopted January 23, 1894, by Mayor M. M. Mills and Clerk E. Pound.
Local notices and community snippets in city
Local items include Miss Octavia Merideth finishing a 2867 piece quilt, Mr J. L. Preston and Jess Willard quarrel near Jackson with brass knuckles used, and Miss Annie Nutt heading to Atlanta for elocution study. Also notes on sales, sales of horses and mules, and promotions for medicines and seeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Octavia Merideth
Gardui
Annie Nutt
Atlanta
Notice to merchants to register trade and pay license
Public notice from the mayor and council of Jackson dated January 24 1894 requires all persons firms or corporations conducting trade business or calling in Jackson to register within ten days and pay the special license. Clerk M M Mitts signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.m.mills
E. E. Pound
Town of
Jackson
M. M. Mitts
Hair Renovator Promises Regrowth for Bald Heads
An advertisement touts Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer as a remedy to prevent premature baldness and stimulate hair growth. The notice also promotes BLACK-DRAUGHT tea for constipation and Ayer's Sarsaparilla as a tonic. It mentions Guthrie’s discovery about alum water and references a newspaper report about Mr. H. Collins in Atlanta, noting past reputation and current trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Guthrie
Mitchell
Atlanta
H.s. Collins
Collings
Corbett Defeats Mitchell in Nine Minutes
Special to the Argus from Jacksonville Florida reports that James J. Corbett knocked out Bob Mitchell in the third round. Mitchell was carried from the ring unconscious. Corbett claims the belt and the Argus notes it was printed quickly after the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Argus
Jacksonville
Fla
Corbett
Mitchell
February Sheriff Sales in Butts County Georgia
Auction announced for first Tuesday in February at the courthouse door in Butts County. Items include Bill the black horse mule and a twelve year old black mare mule, a Queen Dexter buggy, a one horse wagon, six thousand pounds of seed cotton, one hundred bushels of corn, fifteen hundred pounds of fodder. Levied to satisfy four executions and related liens and rents. Property held by C A Bearden and John G Bearden at levy. January 4, 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Butts County
Court House
Bill
J. R. Carmichael
Fife
B. C. Kinard & Son
C. A. Bearden
J. G. Bearden
B. C. Kinard
C. A
Letters of Administration for Henry Mackey Granted
Georgia Rnits County official cites creditors and next of kin to show cause why permanent letters of administration should not be granted to the estate of Henry Mackey. J F Carmichael Ordinary signs January 1 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Rnits
Mary E. Mackey
Henry Mackey
J. F. Carmichael
Twelve Months' Allowance for Kinard Widow
The return of the appraisers is filed to set apart twelve months allowance for Prudence J Kinard widow of B C Kinard late of the county deceased creditors and next of kin are cited to appear at the office and show cause why the allowance should not be confirmed Witnessed by J F Carmiourne Ordinary on December 15 1893 Georgia Ut ts County
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Utts County
Prudence J. Kinard
B. C. Kinard
Said
Zhi
J.F. Canmiouarn
Notice to Debtors and Administrators in Butts County
Notice to debtors urges those with claims against E.S Wynn and F. J Weaver deceased to present them within the legal period and for creditors to promptly settle accounts. An administrator's sale of five Southern Mutual Building and Loan shares and ten Carmichael Co. shares in Jackson and Atlanta is scheduled at the Butts County courthouse on the first Tuesday in February, cash terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Carmichael
N McEiree
Cardus
Thedford
Butts County
J. W. Lee &Son
Jackson
Almond & Moon
R. G. Bryans & Co
A. Wright
Indian Spring
A. F. White & Co
Flovilla
J. G. Kimbell
Toms
Georgia
Butts
Wynn
J. W. Carsierrarr
Adm
E.S Wyng
Court of Ordinary
Court House
Swale
Southern Afutual Building and Loan Association
Atlanta
Carmichael Co
Jackson, Ga
Said
J. F. Cannonarr
ES. Hyun
Dissolution and new firm Thompson Bros take over
The firm Fennell Thompson & Co dissolves by mutual consent. W G and R Z Thompson buy out and continue as Thompson Bros. All old firm debts due by the 15th. thanks to customers and asks patronage for the new firm. January 1, 1894. 4-t By court order, a tract of 100 acres in Butts county where S M Weaver resided at death will be sold February on court house steps. cash terms. Samanta M Weaver Adm’rtrix of F M Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke & Co
Dempsey Hotel
M.L. Duke & C
Fennell, Thompson & Co
W. G
R- ZL
Thompson
Thompson Bros
Court of Ordinary
Butts County
Adm
Rtrix
F. M. Weaver
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I.T. Hacks
Family of
Florida
McElree
Walter Woodward
Jenkinsburg
Miss Moore
Tennessee
Mrs. Thompson
Third Street
McElres
Mack Barfield
Clyde McCallum
Seney
Joe Warner
M. C. Wright
Clinton Thompson
Hattie
Mamie Battell
Hawkinsville
Dick Byars
Indian Springs
Harold Byars
Waison
Shaw
J. L. Preston
Jess Willard
Preston
Calkon
W.L. Carmichael
W.L Carmichael
Thurston & Thaxton
Ayer
Avyer
Joe Middlebrooks
Locust Grove
Georgia—Butts County
J. F. Carmionasa
B. L. Deason
Laura O. Deason
J. F., Carmichael
Sherife
Georgia— Butts County
F. J. Weaver
Samantha M. Weavers
Adm’rtrix
F. M Weaver
J.B. Carmichael
J. R. Carmichael Asks