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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1895
Page
3
Correct timetable shows south bound trains at 9 45 am 5 47 pm and 10346 pm and north bound at 3 55 am 10 08 am and 6 45 am. Local items include mentions of Red Ham tobacco Chew, school notes, cemetery and peach carnival coverage, and community notices from Jackson Georgia with names like Kinard Alderman Jones Carmichael and Beauchamp.
Advertisement for Buckzen's Arniga Salve claiming cures for cuts bruises sores ulcers and more. Priced at 50 cents per box with refunds offered. Sold by R G Bryan & Co.
The 30th Georgia Regiment reunion is set for Friday July 26 in Jackson. Survivors are urged to attend with railroad discounts offered. Hon. Rufus Lester of Savannah will attend to give an address. President T A Ward and Secretary A P Adamson urge baskets and a hearty welcome from Butts county. A memorial note honors a deceased longtime Jackson Baptist Church member, described as a Christian lady with a lengthy life of service.
Dr J A McGill promotes Orange Blossom as a direct topical cure for leucorrhoea ulceration menstruation and uterine issues. It claims safety and self treatment with a free sample and home treatment book offered by the Chicago address.
A letter in the Griffin Prohibitionist by J P Bell of Patsillo claims prohibition boosted local industry in Butts county. He notes cotton shipments now favor Jackson, with receipts nearly doubled, and cites reduced travel drunkenness between Griffin and Jackson as evidence.
Miss Agnes Carmichael hosted a picnic for friend Miss Mabel Ingram of Eatonton at Indian Spring last Wednesday. A select party enjoyed a dinner, melons, and games with numerous attendees and a handsome wagonette for transport. Confederate Soldiers meet July 20 1885 in Jackson to prepare for the 1895 reunion with 30th Georgia Regiment.
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