Local Notes and Returns in Butts County Neighbors
The town greets W T Nelson back after ten days illness. George Gilmore reports the county’s largest cotton crop this year. Allen & Co sell raisins currants and citron while promoting carpentry at Mallet’s house. Mrs G W Taylor visits from McKibpen and infant moccasins draw shoppers at W J Woods. The Wizard Oil company left for Monticello after a week here. Pearl Brown visits Locust Grove then returns home. The McElheny Moore marriage in Jenkinsburg draws attendees. Arbuckle’s coffee promoted by Allen & Co. Jackson girls invited to meet at Misses Tullis on Monday. Mrs Dr Butner returns from Griffin. W M Keaton visits from Indian Spring. James Mahone of Lochapoka tours with sisters. Georgia cane syrup offered by Allen & Co. A wide sale on cutters sifters and other kitchen items at W W Logue’s stand with a free soap bar.
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Buttrill
Jenkinsburg
Jackson
First Street
Iron Spring
Towaliga
Local society and business notes from Jackson page
Miss Lou Collier of Indian Spring and Miss Pearl Brown visit Jackson. Allen & Co offers pure resery butter and other condiments. Miss Eloise Pound leaves to resume school duties. Mrs J L Crawley hosts visitors from Locust Grove and Eatonton. Elocution and German lessons offered by Miss Blanche Tullis. Subscriptions and ads note pricing and services. Money lending on farm lands and city property offered by F Z Curry. Judge Carmichael records a marriage bond quickly.
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F. Z. Curry
Bank Hall
Jackson, Ga
Brown Smith Marriage Planned Near Luella and Flovilla
On the 27th inst an upcoming marriage will unite Mr Thomas Brown of Luella and Miss Mell Smith of Flovilla. The couple are highly regarded locally with many friends who wish them lasting happiness and years of unalloyed joy.
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Thomas Brown
Luella
Mell Smith
Flovilla
Locust Grove couple visits Jackson friends midweek
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence of Locust Grove delighted their numerous Jackson friends with a visit Wednesday.
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Mrs. Lawrence
Locust Grove
Jackson
Hightower Bail Granted After Bond Set at 10000
Cols Wall and Reagan of McDonough appeared before Judge Beck in Stockbridge case. Walter Hightower charged with the murder of Elliott last August. Bond fixed at 10000. Ordinary Weems to pass on bond solvency due to sheriff’s relation to the accused. Bond likely to be executible.
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Cols. Wall
Reagan
McDonough
Beck
Walter Hightower
Elliott
Stockbridge
Glass
Argus
Hightower
Miss Annie Wright Improves at Grandparents' Home
Miss Annie Wright remains ill but shows slow improvement while staying with her grandparents in the country. The piece notes her prior illness mentioned in last week's Argus and reports gradual recovery.
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Annie Wright
Argus
Getting Well After Typhoid Stricken Miss Waldrop
The Argus reports Miss Bessie Waldrop, confined three weeks with typhoid fever, is improving. She was at Athens Academy when illness struck and friends hope she will soon recover to resume teaching.
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the Argus
Miss Bessie Waldrop
Miss Bessie
Athens
Hawkes Eyewear Ad At Carmichael Drug Store
The Argus previews an advertisement for A. K. Hawkes spectacles praising merit and urging eye tests and fittings by a specialist. A sale event is promised for December 38th at W. L. Carmichael & Co's drug store.
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the Argus
A. K. Hawkes
Hawkes
W. L. Carmichael & Co’s
City Growth Seen In Population And Homes
The text notes increasing strangers in Jackson and asserts rapid city growth. It highlights unoccupied dwellings shrinking and rising demand for new homes, underscoring ongoing expansion and development in the city.
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Jackson
Local Notables Visit City On Wednesday
L. W. McMullen and wife of Monticello, Dr. Seab Lawrence of Locust Grove, Jas. G. Mathews of Spalding, J.R. Wright of McDonough, W. J. Wood’s new Gaiters, and Capt. W. F. Smith of Flovilla were seen in the city Wednesday. The report highlights prominent residents among Jasper and surrounding counties visiting or trading.
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Will Middlebrooks
Locust Grove
L. W. McMullen
Monticello
Jasper County
Seab Lawrence
Jas. G. Mathews
Spalding County
Capt John B Evans of Towaliga Visits City
Capt John B. Evans of Towaliga was in the city yesterday visiting friends and conducting business.
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John B. Evans
Towaliga
Full cream cheese at Alien and Co's
Alien and Co's offers full cream cheese for customers seeking rich dairy flavor. The shop features a selection of cheeses and related dairy products catering to cheese enthusiasts.
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Alien & Co’s
Southers-Price Co Performs Last Night at Opera House
The Southers Price Company has delighted crowds all week with new programs each night. They promise their finest production tonight and expect a crowded audience at the opera house.
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the Southers-Price Co
Notable Visitors and Local Commerce Warmly Noted
Bob Cawthon from Peeksville and Uncle Billie Miler of Henry County were seen in town yesterday while Luther Cawthon of East Butts arrived with Fresh Graham flour. Hon. William Hodges mingled with friends and discussed the situation. W. J Wood advertisedLadies and Gents Arctics from 90c to 1.50 at his store. Col. Duke of Flovilla attended superior court, joining a scene of local activity.
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William Hodges
Allen & Co's serves lunch tongue sardines and salmon steaks
Will Terrell of Flovilla was in the city Wednesday. The notice describes Allen & Co's lunch offerings featuring tongue, French sardines, and salmon steaks as a highlight of the day.
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Allen & Co’s
Will Terrell
Flovilla
Botanic Blood Balm Claims Wide Cure Range
Advertises Botanic Blood Balm as a universal cure for blood and skin diseases. Includes testimonials from J A Maddox and S M Eilis of Atlanta Ga and notes price of one dollar per large bottle. Mentions sales by druggists and references DeWitt's Little Early Risers as featured pills.
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J. A. Maddox
Atlanta
S. M. Eilis
Subscribers Pay Up Promptly Despite Arrears Note
A subscriber questions why the paper has not reminded readers of arrears while the paper notes hundreds of subscribers have paid promptly and expresses confidence that all will settle. The exchange casts light on reader payment behavior and publication practices.
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Areus
Scott's Emulsion Ad Claims Winter Health Benefit
An advertisement touts Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda as a tonic for children and adults. It urges a fall course of Emulsion for stronger winter health and advises asking a doctor and looking for the Scott's Emulsion wrapper with man and fish.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
New York
Adjourned term of Butts Superior Court opens for grand jury work
The August adjourned term of Butts superior court assembled yesterday morning for the grand jury to conclude its labors. No business needing a jury was taken up, and Judge Beck disposed of no cases except those that could be passed on without a jury.
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Butts
Beck
Irish Shillalah Trade Booms in Connemara Village
An old Crimean veteran in a Connemara village leads a thriving shillalah and blackthorn rod industry in Ireland. He once sent Queen Victoria a fine crutched stick with a letter of guarantee, and now displays a framed royal thank you and her portrait in his shop.
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Ireland
Donnybrook Fair
Duke of York
Connemara
Westminster Gazette
Harp Hides at Peak Market Price
H stands for Harp and Harp represents hides at the highest market price, signaling strong demand in the textile supply chain.
Guard Against Ills With Clean System Hygiene
A public health message urges maintaining cleanliness to prevent disease. It promotes Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a cleanser to clear the body and reduce germ spread, framing it as a remedy for keeping the system healthy.
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Railroad Schedule
Ly. Jacksons
Bes A
Lv. Jackson
George Gilmore
Mr. Mallet
Butts County
G. W. Taylor
McKibpen
City
W. J. Wood’s
Wizard Oil Concert Company
Callon Harmon & Co
S. M. Pope
Tennella Fretwell
Misses Tullis
Dr. Butner
Griffin
Jas. Mahone
Lochapoka, Ala
Our City
L. Crawley
C. A. Harwell
Georgia Cane Syruy
Allen & Co
W. W. Logue
P.O. Handy
W.L. Carmichael & Co
My Sweetheart
Lou Collier
Indian Spring
Miss Pearl Brown
J. L. Crawley
Dempsey Avenue
Allen &Co’s
Eloise Pound
Lilah
Henry County
Miss Leverett
Eatonton
Third Street
Will Wright
R. C. Brown
Blanche Tullis
J. L. Fincher
Hinderville
The
J.J. Wilson
Fannie Gibson
California
Pal
Deme
Suman
Royal
Royal Baking Powder CO
Brown-Smith
Thos. J. Brown
Mar
Ried
Methodist Church
Packing House
Col. Y. A. Wright
B. P. Bailey
Macon
Chambers
Felton
Ingram-Thompson
TSN
Hart Shoes
Sac la Star
Croup
Cee
Perry Davis
DeWitt
Ailen & Co’s
J.R. Wright
W. J. Wood
W. F. Smith
Hanes, Jeweler
N. B
Waterbury
Southers-Price Co
Bob Cawthon
Peeksville
Luther Cawthon
East Butts
Graham
Billie Miler
Henry
W. J.wood’s
Georgia
Billie Brown
Star Store
Col. Duke
Superior Court
Pilis
Hobbs
Hobbs Sparagus
Hobbs Remedy CO
Carcago
Dr. Hobbs
W. &. Carmichael
John H. Butler
J. P.blount
Paran, Monroe CO
Railroad Street
J. A. Plunket
F. M. Mathews
F. M. Weaver
Jas. F. Carmichael
Bureau
Harmon & Company
Court
State OF Georgia
Fincherville
J. T. Goodman
Fincher
Worthville
G. M
Tip Wilson
J. J. Wilson
L. C. Knowles
Mrs. Welch
J. N. Knowles
Superior Court of
W.T. Roberts
J. M. Burker
O. B. Knowles
J.N. Knowles
J.J. Buffington
J.O. Beauchamp
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