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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1894
Page
2
The piece notes opposition to a military encampment calling it a picnic for idlers, demoralizing and costly. It discusses retirement of Mon Fiem du Bignon from a senatorial contest benefiting Major Bacon, mentions mutual friends and references to Atkinson and Yellowstone editorials aimed at influencing voters.
The Middle Georgia Progress reports Hlon. A. QO. Bacon as the favorite among Washington County Democrats in the United States Senate race. The article notes internal party support and anticipated primary interest.
The Atlanta Constitution reports General Evans entered the governor race with the poorest chances. It notes counties counted for Atkinson by large margins, and claims Evans would win only those counties previously conceded to Atkinson, suggesting chances are slim and driven by friends’ efforts.
The Pike County Journal counters rumors that Hon. Alex Atkinson would run for Congress on the Populist ticket. It asserts he remains a Democrat, loyal to Jeffersonian Democracy, and condemns the claim as false and absurd.
The United States grand jury condemns unreliable witnesses and urges courts to require corroboration and curb unearned fees. It calls for withholding fees in cases without sufficient evidence and urges suppression of the “professional” witness who seeks mileage and fees.
An old ad claims Ayer's Sarsaparilla purifies the vital fluid, expels poisonous substances, and supplies life restoring elements. It contrasts venomous snake venom with scrofula in the blood to urge use of the tonic.
An unsigned editorial reflects on the Tron Spring district, naming numerous Democratic figures seen as representative men. It asserts unity among Democrats despite internal differences and warns against supporting any expedient party in the South.
A local verse mocks press liberty with a playful tale about a flirtatious encounter. The speaker jokes about printing freedom while admiring a woman named Sal and jokingly kissing her as he proclaims support for press freedom.
Announcements require five dollars paid in advance before publication. Hon. Alex Atkinson undecided about running for Congress in the 6th district but will seek the will of the people if he enters the race. He aims to honor the Chicago platform. Charlie Bartlett's friends announce him as a Democratic candidate for Congress in the 6th district subject to party action.
A pledge of candidacy for the General Assembly of Georgia is announced by J A McMichael and T J Dempsey. McMichael seeks Democratic nomination from Butts county and appeals to voters across Bulls county. Dempsey thanks supporters and seeks reelection to serve in the Georgia General Assembly.
N W Thaxter announces as a Democratic candidate for tax collector of Butts County. He cites poverty, tenancy, six children, and wartime service, asking voters for support while noting his health and hardships. He contrasts his bid with Homer C Clark’s candidacy and mentions party action.
The July sheriff sale lists a two acre lot No 8 in the Indian Spring district Batts county bounded by lots 27 and 9 and Indian Spring Reserve. It is levied on J P Harrison to satisfy a Gee Crouch issued in Fulton county Georgia. Sale at courthouse on first Tuesday in July 1894 for cash.
Georgia notices from Butts County state F B Etheridge as administrator of Columbus Burford's estate seeks discharge letters of dismission on first Monday in September 1894. Prudie Z Plymale applies for permanent administration of R B Plymale's estate with creditors and kin summoned to show cause. June 1 1894. James A. Arm Chael Ordinary.
The piece reports on post election county outcomes, noting Evans won four of fifteen counties while Atkinson led in districts where residency influenced votes. It also covers Georgia senatorial politics with Judge Turner, A. O. Bacon, and W. H. Venable mentioned as contenders and Venable named president of the senate advisory.
The Wax Receiver announces candidates for tax receiver under the Democratic party. J H Ham F W Gilmore SD Koursten Mills Sr and W A Mangham are named, with notes on Gilmore being a crippled ex Confederate soldier and Mills blind yet writing. Mills served in the Civil and Mexican wars but never drew pay like others.
Davin J Tauxton and John O ReaR announce their candidacies for Clerk of the Superior Court of Butts County. Both say they seek Democratic primary support in August 1894, citing family duties and veteran status, with pledges to abide by primary results.
A Richmond Virginia publisher promotes a pocket fountain pen with hard rubber body and reliable ink flow. Send 25 cents in pennies and stamps for a half year subscription to Vinennia, a 24 page illustrated monthly magazine arriving with pen, ink, and quick delivery.
A list of dates and locations for upcoming meetings and sales across Worthville Dublin Indian Springs and surrounding spots. Notices warn residents to attend and govern themselves. Jackson County Court House holds sessions every Saturday starting April 14 with a break on the second Saturday each month.
The statement lists T L Williams and Uncle Alex Wilkinson announcing candidacy for re election as county treasurer of Butts County subject to party action and Democratic party guidance.
Notice states no advertisements will be accepted after Tuesday except for local reading notices.
A dissolution sale offers 312 acres near the depot with water and no large branches, plus machinery including a 201 Watson engine and boiler, a Brewer's Sword brick machine, Spring Fiat, brick barrows, belting, and more. Equipment is described as first class and nearly new. sale terms and prices available by contacting D. J Spencer or Tol McCord in Jackson, Georgia.
Stockholders of the Jackson Oil Mill Company will convene at the court house in Blackon on Tuesday June 5 at ten in the forenoon to review last season's report and elect a board of directors for the coming year. Full attendance requested. e110-41 Meade Hendrick, Pres.
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