The Jackson Argus Weekly Publication Note
The Jackson Argus is issued every Friday in the year. This notice confirms the weekly schedule and continuous publication cadence for the newspaper as a local community record.
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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1895
Page
2
The Jackson Argus is issued every Friday in the year. This notice confirms the weekly schedule and continuous publication cadence for the newspaper as a local community record.
Judge Griggs warned that lack of funds can bias verdicts as lawyers require payment. He argued the state should provide counsel for the indigent to ensure fair justice, calling for humane support so the poor are not denied legal representation. He urged making a respectable living for lawyers aiding the needy.
The Sparta Ishmaelite comments that populists lack a future in the country and that only a reorganized democratic party free of Clevelandism offers hope. The piece attributes the view to a man with Tom Watsons sense.
The statement argues tariffs do not affect cotton prices, asserting money circulation governs cotton value and that remonetizing silver would double both money and cotton prices. It urges patriots to support the metal and finance issue rather than tariffs.
The Albany Herald cites Georgia newspapers including the Atlanta Journal in debate over gold standard politics and Cleveland era candidates. It notes anticipation of how many goldbugs or Cleveland democrats will win Georgia seats in Congress next year and references last year’s campaign in the Fifth district.
The article commends Judge Beck for maintaining court dignity during a Saturday session when he cleared the courtroom of all youths under 18. It praises his honor and the high example he sets in the judiciary.
Editors Arcus report more rain but expect fair weather to close the wet spell. Mrs. R. T. Barnes is very ill, Charley Woods improves after illness, Prof. Christian runs a flourishing school. Several large hogs were killed nearby, and a large corn and syrup cane crop will be planted this year.
The jurors listed compose the grand jury submit to the adjourned term in July. Names include WS Henry Hil Thompson H C Thaxton Joseph Jolly M L Atkinson F O McElroy J S Fincher J H Land DN Carmichael R V Smith Jr C F Etheridge J L Barkley Hf Daughtry G W Taylor LJ Newton J M T Mayo W I Jenkins Sr R L Allen J A MecMichael J A Dodson J M Ball G B Elder Alex Jolly LH Maddox W M Mailett 5 Etheridge T N Brownlee W A Waldron 8 K Smith W P Castlebury R N Ether J A King A M Pace A J Waldrop G W Taylor A F Morse J D Moore J N Gray J J Kelly J H McKibben W M Harkness J A Smith F 8 Etherid R A Thaxto J L Wagner 3 4 Biles W F Hale SE JURY TJ Ridgway RD Ogletree G E Harmon W A Wilson JC Bell M M Maddox G B Elder B A Wright B Il Rawls B F Moore JC Gunn W W Hammond J P Britton J H Maddox W A Mangham HC Thaxton D W Brown
F. W. Stevens of Lincoln Nebraska reports Dr King s New Discovery cured a stubborn cough in his two children after other medicines failed The slogan promises guaranteed relief and trial bottles free at R G Bryans drug store Regular sizes 50 cents and 1 dollar
J H Carmichael administrator of E S Wynn petitions to discharge his administration of the estate. He cites full administration and seeks letters of dismission. Healy heirs and creditors are cited to show cause why discharge should not be granted on the first Monday in June. March 4 1895. J F Carmichael Ordinary. mars-3m
Property to be sold at the courthouse door in Jackson on the first Tuesday in March for cash. Ten acres in the northwest corner of W A White's land in 552nd District G M Butts County, bounded by J A Dodson, W A White, and J M T Mayo. Levied on as W A White's property due to two tax executions. Sheriff J O Beavenamp notes.
Brief notice from Globe Store seeking peas, with an unclear scrawled line mentioning G. Fennell & Co. and possible supplier notes. No full details or contacts readable.
In Atlanta on January 1 1895 Commissioner Nessbitt urges Georgia farmers to adapt to lower cotton income, emphasize home food crops and local trade, and use farmyard manure with commercial fertilizers to improve soil. He stresses careful planning, debt caution, and weather-aware plowing and composting to build lasting fertility and profits.
Intends to close out remaining stock of tinware and fruit culture supplies at low prices and offer shop tools and dwelling with 1.5 acres of highly improved land for sale. The owner, J L Wagner, will appoint days to attend the shop for required work until sold. February 22, 1841 Jackson Ga.
A vintage advertisement touts PrP P P as energizing the liver purifying blood and strengthening nerves while boosting appetite. The copy urges readers to take the “excellent medicine” for overall health and vitality.
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