Real Estate Deals Reported And Court House Debate
Mr. Lattig sold his fruit farm to Mr. Outhouse for seven thousand dollars and another farm near town to Mr. Thornton. The grand jury criticizes the courthouse condition but prefers delaying repairs. Accident Insurance from McDonald & Kinard promises weekly sickness bene ts. The Georgia Baptist Convention meets in Waycross on April 9, 1895 with hopeful county delegation.
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Lattig
Georgia Baptist Convention
Waycross
Butts County
City Council Advances Quiet Reform and Band Feasibility
The council urged residents to move barb wire ten feet from streets, warned of an impending ordinance if not done, and created a committee to study forming a band with the Institute. They demanded removal of a nuisance under the courthouse stairs and considered two pumps on the courthouse square for ten dollars a year. They reinforced a hog ordinance and approved the chief marshal’s leave for a marshals convention with a substitute, while waiving certain costs for Mr. Holifield.
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Court House
Council
Holifield
Clock Fund Brings 30Day Bell to Jackson Baptist
At the pastor’s suggestion the Jackson Baptist Sunday school asked children to bring a nickel each to raise funds for a clock. A handsome 30 day clock now adorns the church wall and will ring to mark service start times. The bell serves as a timely reminder to be present, with services set to begin 30 minutes after the ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Baptist Sunday School
Southern Baptist Convention Trip to Washington D C
The Southern Baptist Convention will meet in Washington D C in May. Delegates and others may obtain a round trip fare of 18 50 from Jackson through district passenger agent W H Taylor. The trip offers exposure to major sights and an experience seen as educational and enriching.
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Southern Baptist Convention
Washington
D. C
General Grant
Southern
Jackson
W. H. Taylor
Candy Pull at Mrs Daughtry’s Residence Enchants Juvenile Society
The Juvenile Society held a candy pulling Saturday evening at Mrs R L Daughtry’s home. Irene Bessie Clifford and Master Ray joined Miss Mary Duke in supervising candy making for 30 or 40 youngsters. The hostess assigned small domestic tasks, turning the event into a gala success praised as well managed and delightful.
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R. L. Daughtry
Daughtry
Irene
Bessie
Clifford
Ray
Mary Duke
Local notes and reflections from a rural newspaper page
A reflective column praises reading the Bible and American blessings while recounting a trip to Jenkinsburg for bird hunting with Mr. Jenkins and others. It highlights a turkey dinner at Mr. Coker’s, praises Mrs. Coker’s cooking, and notes visitors and local personalities such as Mrs. Jessie Mays, Henry Hencely, Luther Plunket, Charley Beauchamp, and Charles. E. J. neh
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkinsburg
Mr. Jenkins
J. E. King
Jeff Coker
Editors Argus Corrects Jackson Cornet Band Remarks
Cuas. O Beauchamp writes as band manager to defend the Jackson cornet band. He notes eleven members paid five dollars each, instruments cost 145 dollars with 90 contributed by citizens, and park improvements from the group. He recalls Emory College commencement music in 1891 and claims losses of 75 dollars per member. He offers free instruments to future institute bands.
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Jackson Cornet
Jackson
Emory College
Beauchamp
Gold bonds and silver coinage spur progress
The message argues that gold bonds and the gold standard cause hard times and low prices, with business clogged and nothing but hard work for no pay. It advocates doubling circulation by coining silver to unlock progress and improve roads and prosperity.
Botanic Blood Balm Claims Cure for Sciatic Rheumatism
Wm Price of Luttsville Missouri narrates nine years of paralysis in an arm and leg eased after using Botanic Blood Balm. He visited Hot Springs and several doctors without relief before reporting full recovery and local recognition.
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Wm. Price
Luttsville
Hot Springs
Lot for Sale in Seney After Fire
Lot from residence that burned is for sale. Buyer should contact B. Br. Youmans in Seney, Georgia for details.
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Seney, Ga
B. BR. Youmans
McDonald and Kinard Accident Insurance Agents Wage Benefit
Insurance firm McDonald and Kinard offers a weekly indemnity of 25 dollars to workers who cannot work due to illness or injury under their accident insurance program, providing financial support during disability.
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McDonald & Kinard
Yost
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New York
N. O
New Orleans
Georgia
Dixie
Mr. Brown
Carmichael Company
C. R. Gresham
Baltimore
East
N. L. Daughtry
Morrison House
W. L. Carmichael
R. N. Etheridge
Accident Insurance
Donald & Kinard
Mrs. Buchanan
Thornton
Proptty, Harmon & McDonald
Mw. L. Carmichael
Edenaia
Kinard
Wayackson Institute
Edge and Family
Canton
Jasper Etblican
Cooper
Angus
McDonald & Kina
C. G. Roberts
Jasper County
Roberta
W. Allen
Allen
Fruit Tree
Jehosaphat
Tom Buitrill
Miss Browning
Tenella Fretwell
Miss Lyon
ARGUS
Harmon & McDonald
Hamp Daughtry
Messrs
B. P.bailey
T. J. Dempsey
Mays
Methodist Church
J. M. Kinard
S. B. Kinard
Tom & Jerry
Jerry
Tom
Africa
Arcus
J. R. Carmichael
Savannah
Miss Puss Patterson
Miss Puss
Patterson
T. L. Williams
M. C. McDonald
Atlanta
Beck
Methodist Sunday School
Chaingang
Ies
East Jackson
Loucals
Jessie Mays
Flovilla
Henry
Luther Plunket
Luther
Charley Beauchamp
Oxford
Charles
E. J
Oxford, GA
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