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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1898
Page
4
Ayer's Hair Vigor is advertised as the best conditioner for many hair types. It claims to remove dandruff cleanse the scalp nourish hair roots and help bald heads grow hair when roots exist. it also promises to retain natural color or restore gray hair tint.
Wednesday afternoon at 3 30 o clock the house of the brides parents witnessed the marriage of Prof J L Johnson and Miss Sue Bell Moody. Both families prominent the bride described as Orglethorpe s fairest daughter with a sunny disposition and many admirers. The groom, cultured and worthy, is expected to rise to a high station, and the couple are congratulated on a bright future and prosperous voyage.
Heartfelt gratitude to friends who assisted during a sad bereavement. The writer expresses deep debt of gratitude and thanks for kindness shown.
The north division of the Kimbell Association will hold its next union at Fincherville starting Friday before the fifth Sunday in July. Organization at 10 am, introductory sermon at 11 am by Rev. Timothy Kimbell, with several queries and talks led by church figures. Sunday features a mass Sunday school at 9 am and 11 am preaching with a missions collection directed by R. L. Daughtry.
Members of the Jas. S. Boynton camp of Sons of Confederate Veterans are urged to join the United Sons of Confederate Veterans to access low railroad rates and reunion privileges in Atlanta on July 21 22 and 28. A meeting is set for Tuesday July 25 at 3 PM in the office to act promptly.
Miss Lizze Slaughter spent last week at the Calumet with Miss Hornady of Atlanta and Miss Penelope Collier of Griffin as guests of Misses Daisy and Carrie Smith. The Teacher's Convention filled hotels and private homes. Col. L. W. Reeves visited Jackson and will spend July in Atlanta with his daughter. The Baptist church ice cream festival proved a financial success.
The Argus seeks a few bushels of good wheat on subscription or for cash.
A mass meeting of the Peoples Party in Butts County is called for Saturday July 23 at 2 p.m. at Mays Hall to elect a new executive committee and reorganize. S. C. McCandless, Secretary Executive Committee.
A 1 9 undivided interest in 334 acres in the 615th district G M is to be sold at public auction at the courthouse door in Jackson on the first Tuesday in August. The sale enforces an execution in favor of M. M. Mills against W. J. Kitchins. Tenant given written notice. July 6 1893. J O Beauchamp Sheriff.
Notice to all indebted to the estate of Thomas R. Bailey deceased to settle and for all demands to be presented. The administrator William Saunders calls for settlement by law terms. Probate notice states an application to sell lands will be heard on the first Monday in August 1898 before Jas F Carmichael Ordinary.
Executor James F Carmichael announces an application to sell lands of the estate of M W McKibben deceased. The hearing is set for the first Monday in August next. Dated July 6 1598.
Schedule in effect June 6 1898 issued for a railroad line. Details are garbled but indicate arrangements for chair cars and related travel terms. Names and exact routes are unreadable in the OCR fragment.
The department offers deep discounts on carpets including making laying lining and insured hold until fall. Tapestry Brussels priced 75c 85c and 90c drop to 50c 60c and 65c respectively. Body Brussels 1.00 falls to 75c Moguets 1.00 1.10 drop to 75c Ingrains 65c to 50c 75c to 60c.
A local retailer touts half price draperies on all curtains to reduce stock before moving to new quarters. Regular high grade stock is offered at deep discounts with many items marked down to minimal prices to clear inventory.
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