Jackson Argus Friday Ad Rates and Notices
The Jackson Argus from Jackson Georgia dated Friday March 22 1895 lists subscription at $1.00 a year and local reading notices at 5 cents per line per insertion. Obituaries are $1.00 each and full schedule available on request.
Fall in horse prices prompts easier money push
A Cleveland organ laments currency contraction and cheap imports, urging a movement for easier money to aid business. It notes U S 1894 silver output at twenty seven million and gold at forty five million, and argues for fewer legal obstacles and less perjury in court. Dr John A Broadus, a renowned preacher and seminary president, has died and will be honored in sermons by Dr Gardner.
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United States
John A. Broadus
D. D
Southern Theological Seminary
Kentucky
Broadus
Gardner
Call to organize a Butts county bimetallic league
The text urges McKinley opposition to protections for the south and advocates free silver as constitutional money. It promotes forming bimetallic leagues within the Democratic Party to restore silver and defeat the gold standard, urging Butts county to organize and join the movement. It also discusses a dispensary plan as a local revenue idea.
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Democratic Party
Alabama
Georgia
Butts County
Seed potatoes in demand and local bridge losses hit Worthville
Horrors Argus notes high demand for seed potatoes in Worthville and reports that recent floods washed away the Snapping Shoals and Island Shoals bridges and the Allen bridge over the Yellow river. The paper also records the marriage of Law son Madiox to Miss Hinton of Newton county and extends best wishes. Rev. I. G. Walker preached at the Baptist church last Sunday.
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The
Baptist Church
I. G. Walker
Snapping Shoals
Island Shoals
Yellow River
Allen Bridge
Lawson Madiox
Hinton
Newton County
Commissioner Nesditt's Talk on The Corn Planting Season
In this Atlanta Department of Agriculture message from March 1 1895 Commissioner Nesditt cites snowbound southern orchards and delayed planting. He notes crop costs of wheat and corn per acre, advocates pay as you go, and urges farm reform to cut fertilizer waste while boosting soil fertility with home made manures and careful crop choices.
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Department OF Agriculture
Atlanta
Cotton
Virginia
Agricultural Department
Washington, D. C
Chicago
John Randolph
George Ville
Sheriff Issues Dismissal Petition in Wynn Estate
J H Carmichael administrator for the estate of E B Wynn files a petition of full administration and cites all heirs and creditors to show cause why he should not be discharged and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in June next. Date March 4 1895. J J Carmichael Ordinary. mars-3m
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J. H. Carmichael
Wynn
J. ¥. Carmichael
Officials and chemist cite Georgia B B B product
Volunteers Hon R T Nesbit and Dr Geo F Payne are noted in the analysis as officials related to a Georgia product B B B manufactured by W M Mallet of Jackson. The fragment indicates involvement of state agricultural and chemical authorities in evaluating the item.
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R.T. Nesbit
Com. of Agriculture of
Geo. F. Payne
W. M. Mallet
Jackson
Bearden Estate Land Sale Ordered By Court
By order of the Ordinary of Butts county the Mary J. Bearden estate land will be sold on the first Tuesday in May at the courthouse. The 50 acre tract borders Miss Mollie Bearden A Garr and Amos estate lands with 25 acres adjacent to Mollie Bearden. Proceeds to pay debts and for distribution. Cash terms. March 22 1895. Joseph Jolly, Adm r of M J Bearden. mar 22 4t
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Georgia
Butts County
Court of Ordinary
Court House
Said
Mary J. Bearden
Miss Mollie Bearden
A. Garr
Amos
Catharine Amos
J. N. Brownlee
Amos Place
Seidas
Joseph Jolly
Adm
M. J. Bearden
Land Sale Notice in Butts County
Ten acres of land in the 552nd District G M in Butts County Jackson to be sold at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in March for cash. Property lies in the northwest of A White’s land bounded by J A Dodson and W A White and J M Mayo. Levied on as W A White's property to satisfy two tax executions issued by the county tax collector. Sheriff Beaversamp, February 4, 1895.
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Georgia
Butts County
Jackson
G. M
Cownt
A. White
J. A. Dodson
W. A White
JM. T. Mayo
W. A. White
Zach Hardy
Beavesamp
Sheriff Butts Co
Court House Joor
Said
W. C
J. A. Woods
O. B. Knowles
Superior Court
Russell and Company
W.C
A.A. P. Woods
W. C. Woods
J. O. Beavenamp
Mark
Sheriff sales in Butts County April 1895
Public sale notices list property seized by sheriff J O Bravenamp to satisfy financial judgments. Items include several gins engines looms and presses from W C Woods J A Woods and O B Knowles and two sorrel mule horses named Rolly and Jim belonging to N M Maddox. Sale set for first Tuesday in April 1895 in Jackson Georgia.
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Jackson Argus
Harmon
McDonald
Editors and — Publishers
Jackson, Ga
McKinley
New England
Mays
Worthville
Horrors
Argus
Bmy Benderrott
Commissioner Nesditt
Farmers of
Jeff Wilborn
Dr. Payne
States Department of Agriculture
Georgia Experiment Station
Redding
Experiment
Spalding County
J. Gunderman
Dimondale
Mich
Pr. King
Baptist
Rives Junction
la Grippe
Dr. King
Seney
B. B. Youmans
Letters OF Lismiession
Georgia—Butts County
Mars
Muriate of Potash
Kali Syndicate
Germany
Dabney’s
Baldwin
Ey Pens
Walton Guano Co
Faisal Binde
Baldwin Fert Co
Savannah, Ga
Wm. M. Mallet
Sierifp
Sheriff Butts Jo
Towit
Rolly
Jim
N. M. Maddox
M. Bloodworth
N. N. Maddox
the Mutual Life Insurance
Richard A. McCurdy
Banks
S and Trust Com
Robert A. Granniss
R.F. Shedden
Atlanta,Ga
Jackson, Georgia
Doc Thaxton
Jackson Bucdy CO
Barbour
Fifth Ave
New York
Andrews
DR. Hathaway
DR. Hathaway & CO
South Broad Street
Atlanta, GA