Local Market Boasts Deep Discounts on Essential Goods
Flour, corn, syrup, molasses, sugar, coffee, tobacco, crockery, glassware, stoveware and farming implements offered at notably low prices as carloads arrive for sale.
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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1897
Page
3
Flour, corn, syrup, molasses, sugar, coffee, tobacco, crockery, glassware, stoveware and farming implements offered at notably low prices as carloads arrive for sale.
Advertisement notes daily arrivals of Ladies and Misses Shoes Slip pers and Mens Youths and Boys fine Shoes. It states the store is determined to keep prices low in a competitive fight against rivals.
Our millinery buyer is in the Eastern market selecting spring hats. The Carmichael Co will supply high quality millinery in Jackson this spring at prices lower than rival stores. Miss Lula Browning leads stamping designs in our millinery room with a full stamping outfit and embroidery silk shades available.
Our Wash Goods department will showcase spring prints including New Prints, New Percales, New Ginghams, Novelty Suitings and other new wash goods as our buyer begins his market attendance and will send out by the first steamer.
A grocery room advertisement urges readers to return for constant stock of goods and highlights ongoing availability of similar items. The message stresses reliable access to groceries and repeated appeal to shoppers.
A columnist laments misuse of the label crank and defends original ideas while criticizing vulgar song lyrics. He praises Alex Bealer for spreading reform in Atlanta and cites sermons condemning card playing and gambling as he urges parents to spend time with children and seek closeness with God.
Veteran editor of the Fredonia Censor praises Dr. J. W. Crum’s Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic for biliousness languor and nervous depression. Endorsement notes it is physicing yet strengthening. For sale by Dr. J. W. Crum.
The ad proclaims Scott's Emulsion as the standard treatment for lung trouble and wasting in all ages, comparing its reliability to quinine for malaria and urging readers to choose the trusted emulsion sold in two sizes by Scott & Bowne of New York.
D L Caston represents Smiths nursery at Concord Georgia and will take orders for nursery items. He holds agency for Monroe Butts Henry and Jasper counties. The Georgia concern markets trees and cuttings suited to the local soil and climate and invites purchases through Jackson Georgia.
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