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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1901
Page
3
A local ad promotes full hip leather baggy collars at 65 cents after 50 cents era, with sizes available. Full leather wagon collars with seams braded now 8 cents, heavy wagon collars at 1.30, Campbell make double wagon lines at 1.65, and buggy lines at 85 cents.
An auction or sale lists extra heavy fancy bridles reduced from 1.50 and 2.00 to 1.00 for choice. Open bridles marked 1.50 and 1.75 cut to 0.65. Work bridles once 1.00 and 1.25 now 0.60. Monticello work bridles Campbell make priced at 1.30.
Harness marked at eight dollars now offers at five eighty nine. Proportions apply to other harnesses. The seller claims to carry the largest and most satisfactory line of buggy harness in Jackson.
The county records show a fourth carload of Anchor Buggies given away Tuesday October 1 to Charley Gunnels of Cork. Citizens were urged to ask him about the prize as the program progresses in the county.
Dr C E Dowman will fill the pulpit at the Jackson Methodist church Sunday. New members join Baptist and Methodist congregations while a busy slate of services, Sunday schools, and missionary society activities unfold across Jackson communities. The North Georgia Conference meets in Rome November 20 with Bishop Galloway presiding. Southern Railway advertises a one fare round trip to the Atlanta Southern Inter-State Fair, with schedules and child rates.
Alien and Co announces a one time clearance in Jackson Georgia with 41 coats and vests priced from two to four dollars. Over three hundred dollars worth hats at invoice cost plus new goods and late styles. Shirts and socks offered at first cost with a note to come at once and choose.
Advertisement urges patrons to back the new First National Bank as a helpful local institution. It also promotes Harris Drug Co for Chamberlan's Tablets offering free samples to cure stomach ailments and biliousness, headaches, and constipation.
B. W. Pursell of Kintersville Pennsylvania says he suffered 25 years with piles and found a permanent cure after using De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. Counterfeits are worthless W. L. Carmichael & Co.
Ben F. Moon invites shoppers to see a fresh fall stock of clothing, dry goods, shoes, and hats. He promises the prettiest and cheapest bargains in the section and urges customers that if others are not cheap enough, his shop has them.
Geo R McDonald of Logan County West Virginia reports partial paralysis cured by Chamberlain Pain Balm after eminent doctors failed. He notes other cures of paralysis and promotes the liniment for rheumatism sprains and bruises sold by Harris Drug Co.
A fragmentary notice appears to seek information about a person named JOHN HN WEDD. The unreadable text suggests a missing target or inquiry but lacks clear context or addressable action.
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