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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1896
Page
4
The issue summarizes political sentiment in Georgia, referencing Pike county, Mr Murphy, Bryan and Hanna, McKinley and Cleveland, plus legislative aims. It notes talk of abolishing convict leases, adopting Australian ballot, and a Jackson water works and electric lights project ahead of a forthcoming municipal election.
The piece argues that capable Georgians should earn high offices through successive victories, criticizing sudden rises from low positions. It urges Jackson Institute in Butts County to receive town support, praising its value to the community and calling for public aid as the best investment.
The Republican policy in the South will seek moderate legislation to foster growth near democracy. With 44 counties voting Republican and many others giving the Democratic nominee small leads, the party aims to avoid harsh anti-South measures to preserve friendships while supporting gold standard advocates to win national support.
The Macon Evening News notes Judge Gober as the most popular supreme bench candidate praising his self possession and qualifications. It cites political maneuvering around McKinley election, labor resumption post-shutdowns, and critiques of third party candidates while discussing convict labor and highway work policy.
The message from Buzzards Bay designates November 27 as a day of special thanksgiving to mark Grover Cleveland’s departure and Bryan’s enduring standing in the Democratic party while McKinley’s victory is seen as fading.
R W Anderson of Ada Georgia reports lasting relief after taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla. He says six bottles provided a good night’s rest and benefited his family. The testimonial cites a tired feeling prior to use and Sleep improvement.
Hood's Pills gain popularity among readers as a preferred cathartic remedy. Advertisements and notices describe the product as a trusted remedy used by many, highlighting its perceived effectiveness and wide acceptance in the community.
Ellis Smith of Indian Spring leaves Monday for Alberquerque New Mexico. Oscar and Danby Bryan, last in Western Mississippi, are now in Texas en route to Eagle Pass Mexico. Robi Androews is improving and back in town. Mrs Pound visits Calumet with Mrs Elder and is beloved by many. Dr Campell of McDonough, prominent dentist, was in town Tuesday. Rumor in Flovilla says Jackson bought two coaches in Atlanta to connect with the I S F R R for trips to Flovilla and Indian Spring.
Worcester organ with ten stops and excellent tone for sale at 60 dollars. See at the residence of J G Thompson in care of Prof W F Grace.
The city council continues public works by installing street lamps at all cross streets. The measure aids late pedestrians and enhances safety and convenience for residents and visitors alike.
Mr J R Carmichael manufacturer of the Jackson Buggy says he is too busy to write ads. He is sending out jobs and serving many customers buying the Jackson Buggy from headquarters. His business exceeds former levels and he will speak to friends and customers through these columns soon. Watch the Jackson Buggy and J R Carmichael Jackson Ga.
A correction states that last week’s ArGus issue misstated depot receipts. The rise was from three thousand to five thousand dollars per month rather than from three to five dollars. The correction justifies the facts in the case.
A 75 acre farm with seven room house and outbuildings, well watered and highly cultivated, plus a good young orchard. Located just north of Jackson in Butts County over the town line and within a mile of the Court House. Seller offers whole place or house and 50 acres separately. Owner J H Land. Nov 10 1896.
Miss Agnes Carmichael hosted a cake walk for her guest Miss Willie Stanton of College Park. Couples danced around a cake table to win the cake while a booby prize of corn bread differed. Mr. E. C. Vaughn and Miss Lula Browning won the cake, while Mr. Will Merritt and Miss Lizzie Slaughter took the bread booby prize.
Chamberlain announces Eye and Skin Oinimon for eczema tetter rheum scald head sore nipples chapped hands itching piles burns frostbites chronic sore eyes and granulated eyelids. Available at druggists for 25 cents per box.
Blank notes available including deeds bond for title rent notes mortgage notes and liens. Apply Araus office Jack Ga.
A Galveston resident Otto H Elbert recalls his struggle with contagious blood poison treated by physicians for years. He reports initial improvement followed by a relapse as the disease worsened and large lumps formed.
The petition from Pepperton Cotton Mills to the Honorable Superior Court of Said County initiates a legal action. Details in the filing reference Burrs country and the court’s jurisdiction, with no further specifics disclosed in the readable segment.
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