Jackson Argus Noticeboard May 7 1894
Jackson GA details on trains arrival schedule April 1 1894 plus local notices and ads. Items mention W L Carmichael drugs Mayo Goggans ice supplies Harp market bushels buckles at Yellow Store and civic notes on conventions politics and church events. General Evans speech planned and local opinions on primaries and taxation appear alongside social notes and market items.
Jackson mass meeting backs railroad from depot to public square
Citizens gathered at the courthouse in Jackson to consider granting W F Smith a right of way to build a dummy line from the depot to the public square and later connect to the Indian Spring road. The crowd urged support for Smith to spur town growth and create a passenger fare to Indian Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Smith
Flotilla
Indian Spring
Jackson
Court House
East Tennessee Road
Printing Office
Holiness Camp Ground
Flovilla
Judge Pound
J. R. Carmichael
Smith
Echo
Democratic Executive Committee to Meet in Jackson May 12
Members of the Democratic Executive Committee of Butts County will meet at the courthouse in Jackson on Saturday May 12 at 10 o'clock a.m. to elect a permanent chairman and transact such other business as may be necessary. W. M. Mallet, Temp. Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Oil Mill Company
Court House
Jackson
Meade Hendrick
Butts County
General Assembly
Democratic Executive Committee
W. M. Mallet
Tem. Chinn
Georgia State Sunday School Association
Atlanta
First Methodist Church
Peachtree
Pryor Streets
Butts
Broadside notes on local commerce and politics in Jackson
Announcements cover shoe repairs by Greenburge, loan offers from the ARGUS office, new shoe stock at Yellow Store, and a court house speech by General Evans on Saturday about gubernatorial and Atkinson debates. Real estate and sewing machine sales, local praise for Jackson, and county political endorsements including J A McMichael and Adlai Stevenson proposals.
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York
New York
The
Carmichael Company
Tennessee
W. L. Carmichael’s
Times
Joe Wright
Tobe Ham
W. L. Carmichael
Glee Hendrick
Worthville
Callon Wn
Greenburge
Gilmore & Hencely
Mays’ Block
W. P. Nett
Macy
Grover
Primitive Baptist Association
Concord
Jasper County
Harp’s
J. H. McCallum
People’s Party
Tom Watson
J. M. T. Mayo
John Dodson
Gardner
Dallas
Tex
Evans
J. H. Eakes
Atlanta, Ga
Atkinson
Dr. Crum
Ben Reynolds
Juliette
Macon
East Tennessee
Coxey
Harp’s Market
R. G. Bryans
ARGUS
Mexico
W. C. Bryant
Jenkinsburg
Harp
Sam Weller
Thornton & Hooten
Institute
Mayo & Goggans
Laurence Crawford
C. R. Carter
McKibben
McDonough
Henry County
J. F. McKibben
Frank
Democratic Party
J. R. Williams
Locust Grove
Ir. Williams
M. V. McKippen
Democratc
Uspress
R. L. Daughtry
Wille
Barpoins
Express
Jackson Mercantile CO
Star Store
Jackson, Ga
Mays
J. W. Crum
Lost Cause
Harmon & McDonald
J. A. McMichael
McMichael
Pike County Journal
South
Adlai E. Stevenson
West
Charles F. Crisp
Wall Street
United States
Stephenson
Daughtry
Bilin
Ayerc
Ed Lawson
Laura
Mary Woodward
Mr. Atkinson
Douglas
Hall
Ayer