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Newspaper

Jackson Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1897

Page

3

Notice to Contractors for New Court House Construction

The Ordinary of Butts County Georgia invites sealed proposals by June 22 1897 for building a two story stone court house with tower slate roof hot air furnace in the basement and open fireplaces in each room. Plans are available in Jackson and at Bruce Morgan Atlanta. A 1000 dollar certified check and bond with double the bid are required. The county may reject any bids. April 29 1897 Jas F Carmichael Ordinary.

Butts County Jackson Georgia Court House Bruce & Morgan Atlanta Jas. F. Carmichael

June Sheriff Sale in Jackson Georgia 1897

The June sheriff sale in Burt County Georgia will occur at the Jackson court house door on the first Tuesday in June 1897 during legal hours. The property is a house and lot about a half acre, bounded by the Southern Railroad J H Land public road and J W Moore with Mills Bailey as plaintiff in the March term 1897 execution. Levy by A E Wilkinson of the 612th district G M and turned over to the sheriff. Property pointed out by plaintiffs in fi fa with possession given as required by law.

Georgia Burts Court House Jackson Southern Railroad J. H. Land J. W. Moore and Mary J.O. Beauchamp

Appraisers Cite Creditors Over Widow Weavers Allowance

In Ab Utus County appraisers have set apart the twelve month allowance for E L Weaver widow of William R Weaver and filed the report. Creditors and next of kin are cited to appear at the clerk's office within the legal time to show cause why the allowance should not be confirmed.

Georgia Abutus E. L. Weaver Wm. R. Weaver Jas. F. Carmichael

Executor seeks letters of dismission for John B. Carmichael

I B Carmichael as executor says he has fully administered the estate of John B Carmichael and applies for letters of dismission. The matter will be acted upon on the first Monday in July at the office in Jackson County. Official signature and date April 5 1897.

I. B. Carmichael John B. Carmichael Jackson Jas. F. Carmichael

Letters of Administration for Martha Bradley Ward Estate

Fleming J. Ward applies for permanent letters of administration on Martha Bradley Ward’s estate. The court cites creditors and next of kin to appear with cause within the legal time limit, witnessing the official signature dated April 8, 1897.

Fleming J. Ward Martha Bradley Ward Martha Bradly Ward

Election Notice For Butts County Treasurer Vacancy

State of Georgia Butts County Office of Ordinary declares a vacancy in the treasurer’s office due to the death of Texas L Williams. An election will be held July 15 1897 using same venues and voters as county officers. Notice to run weekly for four weeks in the Jackson Argus. Dated May 24 1897. Jas F Carmichael Ordinary.

State OF Georgia Butts County Texas L. Williams Jackson Argus Jas. F. Carmichael

The New York World thrice weekly offer

The World advertises thrice weekly publication claiming wide coverage and reliability. It pairs a one year subscription with The Jackson Argus for $1.50, noting the two papers together cost $1.00 each separately.

Jackson Argus

Domestic Joy Promised By Dr Bull's Cough Syrup

A testimonial from Mrs. A Geib of West Hoboken New Jersey praises Dr Bull's Cough Syrup for a chronic bronchial cough in her eight year old son. The ad claims the syrup costs 25 cents and outperforms substitutes.

Dr. Bull

Pepperton Mills area houses near completion

Three new residences close to finish near Pepperton Mills mark a growing suburb. J P Ray is constructing a handsome house on College avenue, soon ready for occupancy and an ornament to the city. Farmers Union by J Matt McMichael plans a large brick warehouse using old courthouse material. tearing down began yesterday.

Pepperton Mills J.P. Ray College Avenue Farmers’ Union

Building a Six Room Residence in Jackson

Mr. E. L. Adams, a leading young man in Jackson, began this week erecting a six room home on First street beside Mr. A. F. Whitney. The house promises beauty and convenience and will enhance a prime residential area as Jackson shows faith in its future with new buildings.

E. L. Adams Jackson First Street A. F. Whitney

Gilmore Expands Jackson Enterprise with Private Water Works

H F Gilmore has completed a brick addition to his variety works near the depot and is installing a private water works plant with a large boiler and engine. The Jackson business is described as a leading enterprise showing renewed life and energy in the area.

H. F Gilmore Jackson

New Civil Code Released at Reduced Price

The ordinary received 20 copies of the new civil code with notaries and justices to be supplied. Printed by Foote & Davies Co. of Atlanta the code saves thousands of dollars versus former prices. It sells here for four dollars, down from ten, and is vastly superior to the old edition.

Foote & Davies Co Atlanta

Physician Talks A Paralysis Case Of World Wide Interest

A Philadelphia Times feature profiles Lewis D. Blundin born in Bridgewater Pennsylvania now in Sulineville. A former 28th Pa Volunteer and hospital staffer describes paralysis from spinal inflammation after typhoid fever and his turn from doctors to Williams Pink Pills for Pale People restoring movement and health over three years.

Philadelphia Times Lewis D. Blundin Bridgewater Sulineville 28Th Jefferson Medical College Phila Manayunk William C. Todd Philadelphia I. W. Gross Panecast Jefferson College Dr. Morehouse Dr. Williams George Banpison

Doctor Ellis Builds Cottage on South Side

Dr. Ellis finishes a cottage on South Side described as attractive in appearance and arrangement. The article notes the doctor is fixed up powerfully and has all sorts of strings to his beau, with the notion that the unexpected always happens.

Beautiful new Presbyterian church reads for slate and roof

The Presbyterian church is ready for slate and the roof will be installed at once. The building is well proportioned and, when completed, will be one of the most beautiful churches outside the large cities.

Compassionate Stranger Buys Far-Flung Goods For Bereaved Woman

A large crowd watched Uncle Alex Wilkinson auction house furnishings in a justice court room. Dr. R. W. Mays bought the lot and shipped it to a Atlanta woman, whose keepsakes included a dead baby's clothes and hair. The act drew praise as pure charity. The recipient later sent the payment to the donor.

Justice Court Alex Wilkinson Atlanta R. W. Mays

Kidney and Backache Cure Praised in 1803 Letter

Mr Marry Warrens of Hamlet New York reports long illness with kidney ailment and back pain. After trying another cure with no relief, he used Dr Fenner's Kidney and Backache Cure, improved after one bottle and was cured after a second. For sale by Dr J W Crum.

Hamlet N. Y M. M. Fenner Fredonia J. W. Crum

Worthville Community Notes and Local Mentions

The column covers farming progress with cotton and corn looking good, two Sabbath schools active, and upcoming sermons by Rev. J S Askew. It notes illnesses of Mr. Marshal Benson and Mrs. W F Stodghill, visits by Mr Charles and Miss Maggie King, and social chatter about widowers and bachelors. An item from the Fairhaven Register touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as effective for rheumatism based on a local story.

Marshal Benson W. F. Stodghill Charles Maggie King Bro. Morey Worthville J.S. Askew Stark Claude Sallie Cunnard Newton Factory Cassie Barnes Homer J Bro Broncho Venus Nell Fairhaven N. Y James Rowland Releif

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