Death of Dr. J N Harris Grips Griffin Community
Obituary recounts the death of Dr. J N Harris in Griffin on a calm morning. Born 1828 in Bibb County and later a Griffin drugstore principal, he served as a steadfast Christian, community leader, and mentor. Funeral at his home noted by Rev. Bryan and Rev. Irvine with a large attendance.
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Griffis
J. N. Harris
Peope
Harris
Griffin
Dr. Harris
Eibb County
Mather
Alston G. Harris
Meriwether County
Absolom Gray
Kurayth
Cyrus Sharpe
Monroe County
Gray
Walter J. Harris
Mary Andrews
Airs
H. H. Bass
A. G. Harris
Flippin
Methodist Church
S. Bryan
Irvine
Bryan
Book Reception Aids Free Library Plan At Hotel Buchanan
The Womans Club hosts a book reception at the Hotel Buchanan on Saturday February 10. Each lady is asked to bring or send a book, marking the first step toward a free library at Pepperton. Heinz pineapple raspberry and cherry preserves are offered at R T Carmichael & Co. TL. A testimonial notes Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved rheumatism for Josh Edgar of Germantown Cal after years of suffering. Florida Drug Co. and dealers carry it.
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Buchanan
Peperton
Chamerlain
Josh
Edgar
Germantown
Cal
Flovida Drug Co
Pepperton Mills Work Advances With New Siding
An ARGUS reader reports at Pepperton Mills on Wednesday crews are building a railroad siding and moving dirt. Jim Hooten leads a large operation with carpenters, brick layers, and mortar carriers, signaling active mill construction. Wheatlett breakfast bread is promoted by R. T. Carmichael & Co. Dr. Tichenor’s Antiseptic is advertised for stock cuts at 50 cents per bottle.
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Argus
Pepperton
Jim Hooten
Candidate for Tax Receiver Seeks Democratic Party Support
A notice announces the author as a candidate for tax receiver, stating competence and need for salary to support an invalid sister and mother and pay debts. The candidate asks for the generous public's verdict and pledges obedience to the electorate. Quaker Oats at B. T. Carmichael.
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Democratic Party
Card promises next issue reply to McMichael notice
Circulation limits prevent immediate response to Mr McMichael. It will be provided next week, possibly in circular form. Com signed by S C McAneless W F Huddleston TY M Farrow. Also notes Corn Starch at R T Carmichael Loa and Perrian sauce at Gunn & Co.
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Gunn & Co’s
Confederate Comrades Reunion Preparations Around May 30
Atlanta dispatch notes orders for a five day Confederate Veterans reunion in Louisville starting May 30. Camp commanders must elect delegates and send officer and member counts to headquarters. Brigade commanders will issue brigade specific orders and the Georgia press is asked to publish the notice.
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Atlanta
Lyuu
Ouisville
Louisville
Press of
Georgia
Clement A. Evans
Myj
Shop Notice Promotes Coal and Breakfast Food in Jenkinsburg
Ur I am better prepared than ever to do your work announces coal for sale and Pettejohn's breakfast food at R. T. Carmichael & Co in Jenkinsburg Georgia. J. W. Currey signs the notice full of local trade offerings.
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J. R Carmichael
J. W. Currey
Jenkinsburg, Ga
Pepperton Notes on Mills Move and Local Happenings
The cotton mill extension work progresses rapidly as Duffy struggles to manage meals and sleep while keeping to a strict schedule. William Pugh relocates to Griffin and W P Martin moves into his former home. The scribe laments movement by local workers and mentions Jackson fishing smack activity near Ocmulgee. Local candidates are described as a promising slate expected to be nominated.
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Duffy
Jackson
Ocmulgre
Local notices and business ads from Jackson Georgia
Public notices advertise Col M P Hall office and collections, and specialties. Attorney J P Moors in Jackson promotes Pastura Cereal and Dewit's Witch Hazel Salve from Carmichael Co. Local wagon and buggy dealers J R Carmichael and J J Thornton offer goods and repairs. A church outreach quote ends the fragment.
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Col. M. P. Hall
J. LP. Moors
Jackson, Ga
Jackson ordinance allows sidewalk display by merchants
The mayor and council authorize merchants to display goods on sidewalks up to two feet from buildings starting April 1, 1900. Offenders face fines from six to ten dollars or 1 to 10 days of street work as punishment.
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Jackson
O. Beauchamp
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