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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1896
Page
3
Jackson shines with visitors from Atlanta and Macon and merchants like Thompson Bros promoting sales. The week features Bradycrozine relief ads, local officials in town, and plans for a Shakespeare club and new factory work. A child burns in an accident, and taxes, jurors, and horse care notes appear amid lively social scenes.
A freight train collided with cars near Jenkinsburg last Monday. Three or four loaded cars were smashed but no injuries were reported.
Advertising copy offers four months of free medicine from Dr. Krum's Private Dispensary and Sanatorium in Cincinnati Ohio for catarrh bronchitis throat and lung troubles asthma and early consumption. Readers should send 4e in stamps for postage and mention the paper.
Presiding Elder J W Heidt will preach at the Methodist church next Sunday week February 9. Quarterly Conference will be held on the following Monday morning.
A claimed worldwide salve promises to heal cuts bruises sores uleers salt rheum fever soras tetter chap ped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions and to cure piles. It guarantees satisfaction or money refunded with price of 25 cents per box and sold by all druggists.
According to the S. 8. C. instructions an election for C. B. C. will be held on Saturday the 15th of February next. Applicants for said office must be examined on that day. WwW. M. Mallet, President Board of Education.
The property description notes a sale before the courthouse door in Jackson on the first Tuesday in February. The 100 tons fertilizer mix includes cotton seed hulls meal ashes acid phosphate and various waste materials from the oil mill. Terms are cash to Meade Hendrick Pres.
The note asks subscribers in arrears to settle funds to keep THE Arcus coming to homes. Readers are urged to pay one dollar to renew subscriptions, with thanks promised for prompt settlement.
A book promotes No-To-Bac as a harmless guaranteed tobacco habit cure. It claims to brace nerves, eliminate nicotine, and restore vigor. The Sterling Remedy Co. offers the book free with a money back guarantee, offered through druggists in New York or Chicago.
An Epworth League was organized at the Methodist church with over thirty members. Officers elected include Prof. H. A. Hays as President, Mrs. Mary Bowden Smith as 1st Vice President, Mrs. R. Outhouse as 2nd Vice President, Prof. Troy Kelly as 3rd Vice President, A. A. Rose as Secretary, and Miss Cyrtice Heavy as Treasurer. The next meeting is set for Wednesday night February 5 at the church. All are invited to join regardless of denomination.
N. J. Harmon of Jackson Ga, real estate dealer, appeals to sellers to seek true market value rather than speculative high asking prices, offering to locate a buyer for fair terms.
Advertises Scott's Emulsion as a tonic for weak thin people with low vitality. Claims hypophosphites of lime and soda with oil will strengthen the system, improve appetite, aid digestion, and renew blood vitality. Shows price of 1.60 dollars and lists Scott & Bowne as chemists in New York.
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