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Newspaper

Jackson Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1898

Page

2

Local notes include court house work and ads

J. M. T. Mayo spent Monday in Atlanta. Masons met Monday night to transact business. Photographs advertised as cash by J. B. Guthrie. Miss Clements visited relatives in Atlanta. Eight white brick masons work on the new court house. two more arrived from Augusta. Carter farms advertise tried fertilizers by B F Moon. Architect A C Bruce and J R Carmichael observed court house progress. Rock foundation completed. Bishop left for Atlanta. Carmichaels Sarsaparilla promoted. Methodist quarterly conference April 15. presiding elder to preach Sunday after. Mr Jenkins adds two rock cutters from Atlanta. Jenkins pushes to keep court house rock steady. Carmichaels Bed Bug Poison advertised. George Peavy opens new grocery at Crum’s corner. J G McDonald offers accident insurance. Rev Winn to preach to Masons at Methodist church. notice to be published. W F Combs of Southern Railway visited. Globe Stores advertised half page. New Star store ad. Jackson Mercantile Co. spring announcement. Dove hams and bacon at Allen & Co. Argus thanks readers for job dept. New ads from Star store. T J McElmurray and W L McElmurray visit Jackson then to Indian Spring for health. Oil mill to close after week. resumes June 15. Meade Hendrick reports strong oil seed year. J R Carmichael offered guanos, acids, cotton seed meal. Alonzo Richardson of Atlanta consulting on county suit. Dressmaking parlor open by Mrs E J Perry next to Dr Crum’s. W H Collins praised as Southern Railway supervisor. eight years of unbroken service. Simmons Liver Regulator praised for rheumatism prevention and health. Testimony from N Hughes of Lordsburg.

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Blood Remedy

Local advertisements tout Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal treatment targeting blood and mucous surfaces. It claims to be a legitimate prescription from a leading physician, combined with blood purifiers, with testimonials offered upon request and products sold by J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio.

Hall J. Cheney &Co Props Toledo O. Soll Dregriot Hes

End of governments and the dangers of hesitation

F. H. Skrine in Harper's Magazine argues that governments fail when they fear using force even with right. He cites recent Indian politics showing censures in the House of Commons, opium traffic crackdowns, protective measures for soldiers, and a tariff shift impacting Lancashire’s textile industry and public faith in British impartiality.

Imbert de St. Amand India House of Commons Amnon Lancashire F. H. Skrine Harper’s Magazine

Spring Tonic Promises Vital Health With S S S Blood

An urging for a spring health cleanse using Swift's S S S Blood to purge impurities, renew appetite, and strengthen the system against summer diseases. Claims it is all vegetable with no potash or mercury, and promotes energy and vigor through blood cleansing. Sold by all druggists.

Swift S.S.S

Polybius cited claim Hannibal wore a wig

The passage cites Polybius to suggest Hannibal wore a wig. It notes wigs likely date to the early Roman emperors, mentioning Otho as having a leather scalp with arranged hair to appear natural.

Polybius Hannibal Otho

Capital City Laundry Advances Weekly Garment Shipments

Capital City Laundry promotes its service as one of the state’s most popular cleaners with a focus on absolute cleanliness. Garments are collected Tuesday each week, with pickup at Star Store through agent T. H. Burrrityi.

Star Store T. H. Burrrityi

Edwards & Co. Dissolution Certified by Mutual Consent

The firm Edwards & Co. is dissolved on February 1 by mutual consent. The undersigned assume all obligations of Edwards & Co. up to the dissolution date.

Edwards & Co

Prices Set For Cotton Seed Hulls By Jackson Oil Mill

The Jackson Oil Mill announces price changes effective February 15 for cotton seed hulls. Loose hulls per hundred cost 23 cents, baled hulls priced at 4.00, 2.00, and 1.00 dollars per hundred depending on bale size, with 20 cent stated in the schedule.

Notice of Plant Sale and Moving Dates by Wagner

Persons may visit W I Wagner at Dingle Dell until 9:30 a.m. or at McDonough Street from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. through moving. He invites visitors to view his stock of flowering and decorative plants and offers vegetable plants priced as follows: cabbage seed bed 25 cents per 100, cabbage transplanted 50 cents per 100, tomatoes 15 cents per dozen, matoes pot grown 50 cents per dozen, peppers pot grown 50 cents per dozen.

Dingle Dell McDonough Street W.I. Wagner

Say Boys King Cotton Seed Offered by Newt Harmon

Newt Harmon as agent advertises Say, Boys King cotton seed direct from the owner's farm. He claims the seed yields ample harvests quickly, producing 500 to 1300 pounds of seed cotton. He offers new seed in bushel lots to any reasonable quantity at fair prices.

Newt Harmon

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. J. M T. Mayo Atlanta Masonic Lodge J. B. Guthrie Court House Augusta B. F. Moon A. C. Bruce New Court House J. R. Carmichael Jackson The Rock Foundation Bishop Carmichael Methodist Church Jenkins Rock Carmichaels George Peavy Dr. Crum’s Corner Crum George J.G. McDonald W. M. Winn Argus W. F. Combs Southern Railway Globe New York Allen & Co’s the Argus Jackson Mercantile Co Charmichael T. J. McElmurray W. L. McElmurray Waynesboro Indian Spring T. J. MceElmurray Alonzo Richardson Richardson E. J. Perry Dr. Crum W. H. Collins Collins Simmons Liver N. Hughes Lordsburg N. M J. W. Crum M. P. Hall Bank Hall Jackson, Georgia T. J. Dempsey Dempsey Mulberry Street Tackson Georgia J. W. Preston, SA Malcolm H. Ayer Preston & Ayer North Triangular Block Macon Butts L. L. Ray Claude Ray, Ray & Ray Planter’s Supply Co W.W. Anderson E.m.smith E.A. Stephens Anderson, Smith & Stephens Mcdonough J. B. Gururie Capital City Laundry Pepperton Cotton Mills A. H. Smith Treas Jackson Oil Mill Co Westo Nae M. M. Mills Jackson, GA Duke Flovilla W. A. Starnes, Jr Offic AO. H. Cantrell Third and Mulberry Streets J. A. Jarrell Algernon Blair G. W. Kinsnan Ares GeLp Sera Ding & Excelli Seei Suastacion Eye Glories U. S Mosopulsi Glan W. L. Carmichael & Co
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