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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1897
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR reads like an unlawful or unclear bid or meeting note. Key names, dates, and places are unreadable, leaving only scattered phrases and possible references to a committee action.
Round About column surveys Jackson and surrounding counties noting new businesses like The Novelty Shop opposite Cleveland Hotel, updates on local trades, real estate, and a parade of names including B. M. Wagner, W. P. Ezell, N. J. Harmon, and A. L. King. It also mentions Hanes the jeweler, Allen & Co, and plans for taxes, shipping, and community praise.
Dingle Dell Greenhouse stocks pot plants palms ferns and roses. Allen and Co advertise fresh Florida cabbage and new goods daily. Dr R W Mays sold 800 bales of cotton for about ten thousand dollars, farm creditors persuaded to wait, best time to plant garden seeds with New York seed sold by Allen and Co. Linen paper and buggies advertised in carload lots.
In the Woods murder Court case J A P Woods jailed for trading mortgaged property a mule was bought from Slaughter traded to Sanders. Woods claims Slaughter consented and that the mule came into Woods possession free of lien. Attorneys Ray & Ray push for a new trial asserting mortgagee consent would release the lien. Leave orders for fresh bread at Allen & Co's.
Cotton seed hulls loose sell at 20 cents per hundred pounds and baled hulls at 20 cents per bale. Cotton seed meal priced at 1.00 dollar per hundred pounds. Applies to the Jackson Oil Mill.
Last week Bob Logue was sentenced to $75 or twelve months for carrying concealed weapons. George Thompson paid the fine at the last moment and secured Bob a job as convict guard for the Bain chain gang in Jasper court, paying $10 per month. Allen & Co. advertises Guanoa sales.
The Boston Store announces its opening and begins business on the square located between Potts and Stewart and Thompson Bros. Early fruits and vegetables will be sold at Allen and Co.
The Evening Constitution notes a fine Hampton wedding this afternoon for H. A. Moore, a leading local merchant, and Miss Susie Hooten daughter of Rev. E. M. Hooten. Local clergy Rev. Doe Smith officiated. Moore’s circle sends wishes for happiness. Allen & Co. announce fresh Japanese teas arriving.
Dr. Cunningham of Tennessee and Prof. Hurst with others visited Flovilla this week after time in Florida and Atlanta. Mrs. Elder and Miss Rosa were present Tuesday as were Jas H. Burges of Macon and J F Pinson of Atlanta. A Towles hosted entertaining evening for young people with many guests. Mr. and Mrs. Malone and Judge Calhoun stayed at Indian Springs. Bob Douglas visited Tuesday. guano and corn sales rose in Flovilla since Christmas. Allen & Co promotes imported china with tea purchases.
The Institute musicale held last Friday evening drew a large crowd despite bad weather. The program featured piano duets, violin numbers, recitations, and vocal solos with notable praise for Mrs Blasingame, Miss McKie, and Miss Barnes.
Roll of Honor lists top students for February with scores from Myra Miller to Clayton Thaxton. Miss Rosa Thornton, teacher, is noted. includes an ad for teas by Allen & Co with a call to evaluate stock.
A report recalls injuries to Mr. R. T. Watkins and Mr. Settles after a runaway near a railroad crossing. The public road runs to the tracks and a barbed wire fence blocks escape for frightened horses. No whistle signal sounded and trains approached before precautions could be taken. Watkins suffered likely permanent injuries. The site is deemed dangerous and in need of prompt action.
Worthville editors report plenteous rain and residents resting while some suffer lagrippe. Dr Butner had a painful accident last Friday night. Mrs N F Stodghill and Miss Eufelia Murriel are ill. Mr Osie Stodghill visits his best girl. James Fincher relapses. A Chicken Stew event at Mr Aikens drew a crowd. Grand jury backs a new courthouse with no clock. suggests a clock costing at least two thousand dollars and term limits for jurors.
A. G. Hitchrys offers a six year old gentle family horse raised in Georgia for cash or on time. Also notice for the best groceries from Allent Co.
The Butts County Sunday School Association holds its annual business session at Indian Springs Baptist Church on Friday before the first Sunday in April. Delegates and all Sunday school workers are urged to attend and cooperate to make the event the most interesting and profitable yet. signed F. S. Etheridge, President.
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