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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1894
Page
2
The Argus editors N J Warmon and G McDonald publish in Beverly Jackson Ga in June 1894. The issue indicates postal registration and a one dollar annual subscription, reflecting a small regional newspaper of the era.
The speaker argues that both pure gold standard and unlimited silver coinage are wrong and favors a joint gold silver standard with no minting charges and safeguards. Cites Mexico currency as contrast and warns that gold alone would burden national debt. Calls for gradual shift to paper as a long term option.
Advertisement notes that when children need relief a cathartic, Ayer's Pills, are safe, sweet, and satisfactory for use. The copy emphasizes gentle action and customer satisfaction as reassurance to parents.
A satirical letter read to Congress during agricultural bill debate requests garden seeds to yield vast crops. The author mentions sea animals, elephants, ostriches, gondolas, and plug tobacco, proposing seeds from M Morton while joking about silver dollars and hard coal.
An old column quips that those who complain of heat often rely on Ayer's Sarsaparilla to cleanse the blood and tone the system, suggesting the tonic as a remedy for summer discomfort.
Hon Alex Atkinson announces he will not seek the congressional seat in the district. He could have entered the convention with six votes but prefers to avoid a deadlock and uphold Democratic party harmony. He praised his own record and stated he will withdraw to avoid unwarranted notoriety.
The Friends of Charlie Bartlett announce him as a candidate for Congress in the 6th Congressional District subject to Democratic party action. Announcements require a $5 advance payment. no publication without fee.
In a countywide appeal voters are informed that J. A. McMichael seeks Democratic nomination to represent Bulls county in the Georgia General Assembly. The message notes consent to run and appreciation for past support from T. J. Dempsey, who also declares candidacy for re election from Butis county.
Property described as a two acre lot No 8 in Indian Spring district G M Butts county Georgia to be sold on the first Tuesday in July 1894 at the courthouse for cash under a writ from the Justice court Fulton district. J P Harrison property seized to satisfy Gene Crouch judgment. notice given June 6 1894.
An old advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best for cuts bruises burns fevers sores frost bites and skin afflictions. It promises full satisfaction or money back and lists price at 25 cents per box with seller R. Bryans.
The speaker argues the mayor and council should publish a semi annual report of proceedings and a financial statement of receipts and disbursements. The measure is presented as a chartered responsibility to keep citizens informed about the city’s governance and finances.
The notice proclaims J. H. Land for Sheriff and I. H. Maddox for Deputy, subject to Democratic action. It also authorizes the name of J. O. Beauchamp as Sheriff candidate with J. J. Crawford as Deputy, listing the primary on August 1.
F 8 Etheridge administrator of Columbus Burford seeks discharge after full administration. He cites the court and calls heirs and creditors to show cause why letters of dismission should not be granted on the first Monday in September 1894. June 1 1894. J F Carmicuan Ordinary.
To restore gray hair to its natural color as in youth. cause it to grow abundant and strong, there is no better preparation than Hall's Hair Renew er.
The Democrat party may nominate Wax Collector of E. Harmon as suitable for tax collector. His name is substituted for Homer C. Clark as the candidate, pending party action.
Notice to all creditors and heirs of R B Plymale that Prudie Z Plymale has applied for permanent letters of administration. The Ordinary J F Carmichael orders appearance within the legally allotted time to show cause why administration should not be granted. Date June 1 1594.
The piece promotes the Ga–Ala Business College of Macon Georgia as a fast affordable path to business skills. It cites six to ten week programs in bookkeeping telegraphy and shorthand costing $20 to $30, with graduates obtaining jobs paying $50 to $75 weekly. The ad urges writing to principals Wyatt & Martin, Macon, for better terms and notes six graduates placed last week.
Letter from W W Thaxton to Democratic voters describes poverty as a renter with six children his past losses and illnesses including rheumatism from Civil War service. He appeals for support for the tax collector position citing hardship and desire to serve the community.
The notice names F. J. Gilmore, a crippled ex Confederate soldier, as a tax receiver candidate. It also lists J. O. Thurston and M. M. Mills Sr., Mills is blind yet writes, and W. A. Mangham as candidates, all subject to Democratic Party action in Butts County.
In a guardianship proceeding J M Crawford administrator cum testamento annexo of A M Harkness petitions the court to discharge him and receive letters of dismission. He states the estate has been fully administered and cites heirs and creditors to show cause by a specified date.
Macon Georgia and Montgomery Alabama advertise as the only southern chain of business colleges offering four departments including commercial stenograph telegraph and pen art. They claim faster cheaper thorough training with year round classes and placement assistance. write Wyatt and Martin in Macon or Montgomery for details.
The Cumberland and St Simons Island Seashore hotel will open May 15 under new management. Excursion tickets are on sale at low rates via the East Tennessee Seashore Express. W Wren is the general passenger agent from Knoxville Tenn. The Jackson Oil Mill Company stockholders meet at Jackson courthouse on Tuesday June 5 at ten in the forenoon to hear last season's report and elect directors for the next year. E10.41 Meade Hendrick, Pres.
Candidates declare for the Butts County Clerk of the Superior Court post subject to a Democratic primary in August 1894. B P Bailey and Davin J Taxton announce their bids citing family needs and party loyalty. John O Rea r also seeks nomination, highlighting Civil War veteran status and no pension.
A promotional pitch offers a hard rubber fountain pen and a half year subscription to Virginia Publishing Co.’s magazine Viremia. The mail order appeal requests 25 cents and two stamps or silver to Richmond Virginia for a 24 page illustrated monthly with home life tips and humor.
A notice lists A J Roberts and T L Williams as candidates for county treasurer of Butts County under Democratic Party action. The filing references reelection and upcoming primary on August 1.
A speaker demonstrates driving a wild horse with a safety bit claiming perfect safety. Call on A. G. Hitchins to view the performance and learn the technique.
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