Local residents gather for church and social visits
Real Uarm Local Staff ae Col Pliny Hall attended court at Jork Saturday. Mrs B F Aken of Jenkinsburg visited the city. Harold Griffin and Lee Smith spent Sunday with Griffin friends. R D Water and wife of Jasper county were in town Saturday. Col Earnest Smith of McDonough visited relatives. Jas Kinard of Dublin toured the town. Arbuckles coffee sold cheap at Allen Co. Col Wightman Bowden of Forsyth visiting family. R L Daughtry and Judy spent Sunday in Jenkinsburg. DeWitts Little Early Risers touted as cure for biliousness and indigestion. W L Carmichael sells. Pearl Brown of Locust Grove visited Friday. Marbut of Atlanta enjoyed a short visit. J M Thirlwoud of Grosbeck swallows Early Risers for indigestion. A K Hawkes, famed optician, signs contract with The Argus. G W Ray comments on cotton prices. California evaporated peaches at Allen Co. Faukner, Stone, Tyler from Jasper county in town. C R Gresham spent Sunday with W F Hale. Emma and Mamie Minter from Jasper city shopped. Cicero Fitzpatrick urged readers to bring old clothes for renewal.
Local items note residents and goods in Jackson district
Monroe county resident I G Gaines and Griffin visitor Col F D Dismuke were seen in Jackson on Wednesday. Miss Carrie Smith Indian Spring and Miss Mary Cleveland Indian Spring attended town. Macon deputy marshal Geo White visited. J G Daughtry Macon and Miss Ellen Lennie Brownlee spent time in the city. New goods at Allen & Co including cream cheese cane syrup and fresh Graham flour. One Minute Cough Cure endorsed by Dr Thaxton Dublin. Real estate bargains in Jenkinsburg offered by Harmon & Co. Judge Boynton Griffin called on friends. Mrs Mahone Alabama visiting Crawley on Dempsey avenue. Mr and Mrs Ben Davis Locust Grove shopping. Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy praised by P E Grisham Ga. 25 and 50 cent sizes sold by all Druggists.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Constitutional Relief
All the best kinds of groceries, at C. R. Gresham is recovering very rapidly from a severe case of founder. There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For many years doctors called it local and failed to cure with local treatment. Science shows catarrh is constitutional and requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure. It is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Sold by Druggists 75c. Hall's Family Pills are the best.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Castoria Ad Slogan Recalls Generations
An old advertising patter highlights Castoria as a trusted remedy across life stages from infancy to motherhood. The jingling lines trace the product through baby illness childhood and motherhood as a repeated comforting choice.
J J Thornton Buys Desirable Combs Place Near Capt Watson
Local realtor notes J J Thornton purchased the Combs place near Capt Watson and plans to move soon. The home is described as one of the city’s most desirable residences. The note extends congratulations to Thornton on securing the property.
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J. J. Thornton
Combs Place
Capt. Watson
Birds under protection law prompt public plea
The Argus notes some people have begun to kill birds, a misdemeanor under state law. Authorities warn the public to avoid illegal acts and expect the law to tighten enforcement soon, urging everyone to keep hands off and stay clear of prosecution.
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Argus
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve promoted for skin troubles
The Argus notes endorsements for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve sold by Dr. W. L. Carmichael as an instant relief and permanent cure for disfigurement from sores and skin eruptions. Mentions customers Henry C Shaxton and Alex Carter visiting, plus a 20 day sale at Globe Store and Miss Martha Williams recovering at Ty-Ty. Also praises One Minute Cough Cure and Flovilla school under Col Reeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
W. L. Carmichael
Will Taylor Visit Brightens Local Hearts
Clever Will Taylor was in to see us Tuesday last. Will is a good one and we are ever glad to see him.
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Will Taylor
Will
Webb Bletcher Excels in All Ventures Including Rosin Apple Task
Webb Bletcher, famed for success in every endeavor, even tackles rose apples with notable skill as he visits town yesterday.
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Webb Bletcher
Mrs. H. Thaxton Recovers From Pneumonia
The Argus reports Mrs. H Thaxton is recovering from pneumonia. Bryant Thompson spent Sunday at Flovilla and is always heard from when he returns from that town.
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the Argus
Bryant Thompson
Flovilla
Luetgert Murder Trial Declared Mistrial in Chicago
The Luetgert case, likened to the Guiteau murder trial for notoriety, ends in Chicago with a declared mistrial.
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Luetgert
Charles J. Guiteau
Chicago
Jackson Sugar Market Leads Middle Georgia Expansion
A local column notes Jackson as the best cotton market in middle Georgia while High Falls visitors A. J. Holder and J. J. Mapp report in town. Pepperton mill sees several handsome new cottages under construction as Greater Jackson promotes growth. Rev. W. J. Hardy is elected schoolteacher at Blount Georgia and will relocate next Monday with bride Jessie Thaxton, a noted daughter of Butts county. J. R. Carmichael advertises buggy wagon harness and repair services.
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Pepperton Mill
Greater Jackson
W. J. Hardy
Blount
Cary Acree and Cawford Johnson Marriage Announcement
Dr and Mrs Acree announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Carrie Acree to Mr Cawford Johnson, to be solemnized Tuesday afternoon November 2 at St Pauls Episcopal church at 4 30 officiated by Rev Dr William Potts. Attendants include Mrs W A Fairchild as patron of honor and bridesmaids Margaret Bright and May OBrien. Best man is John L Johnson with groomsmen E C Goodpasture Nat Sims Preston Hoskins and William Harding. The event is described as a refined society wedding of the season. Prof J L Johnson of Jackson Institute will attend.
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Chattanooga Times
J. L. Johnson
Jackson Institute
Johnson
Ist
Chattanooga
Thomaston Welcomes Prof Hurst as New Baptist Pastor
Prof Hurst of Flovilla is called to lead the Thomaston Baptist church and will depart soon for this new work. He will preach three Sundays each month at Thomaston and is expected to be a capable teacher who will honor the church and community. The Argus joins in best wishes for his success and commendation.
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Hurst
Flovilla
Baptist Church
Thomaston
The
Argus
For Rent Five Room Residence Near New Condition
A nearly new five room residence is offered for rent. Apply to W. M. Mallet.
Stands for Harp and Harp stands for hides at the highest market price
Harp and Harp operates in the hide market offering top prices. The firm signals strong demand and a high bid environment for ranchers and traders seeking swift cash.
No Court Next Week In Superior Court Change
Judge Beck reschedules the superior court to November 11 a Thursday. Parties witnesses and jurors should take notice and govern themselves accordingly.
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Beck
Superior Court
Local Ginnery Sees Bright Cotton Output
The oil mill ginnery reports 1200 bales of cotton produced and promises prompt customer service. The facility will operate on workdays through December 25.
Jackson Institute Launches First College Monthly
Students at Jackson Institute organize an 8 page college monthly to debut in a few weeks. The effort showcases notable talent among editors in a budding publication sure to reflect the institute’s spirit.
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Jackson Institute
Notice to Debtors and Creditors in McKibben Estate
Notice is given to all persons having claims against M. V. McKibben late of the county deceased to present them to the executors David J. Spencer and R. M. Fletcher within the time allowed by law. All persons indebted to the deceased are required to pay promptly to the executors.
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M. V. McKibben
R. M. Fletcher
David J. Spencer
Dementia Strikes Mrs. Willie Sims in Western Country
The Argus reports Mrs. Willie Sims an excellent lady in the western part of the county has developed dementia after childbirth. Friends note her mental condition remains alarming but hope strength and reason may return with time.
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the Argus
Willie Sims
Farmers urged to sow fall oats and wheat now
The Argus urges farmers in the region to begin sowing fall oats now and wheat later. The paper suggests cooperative action to relieve a surplus, calls grain raising key to the issue, and promotes Dr. W. L. Carmichael & Co. as a leading stock of goods on the page.
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The
Argus
Notary Public John H. Butger and Blount court notice
John H. Butger notary public and ex-officio J P Blount of Paran Monroe County Georgia announce all business will receive prompt attention. Court days are the 3rd Friday of each month.
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J. P.blount
Paran, Monroe Co., GA
Saving Shredded Fodder and Seed Irish Potatoes
An agricultural notice advises careful silage: pack shredded fodder without moisture, cover with hulls, water lightly, and avoid disturbance during heating. It foresees a southern farming revolution from proper shredding and curing. Also notes upcoming demand for southern fall grown Irish potatoes for seed and cautions to harvest after full maturity, select healthy tubers, and protect from frost. R. T. Nessitt, Commissioner.
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R. T. Nessitt
Two Ways in Church Notices Reflect Change in Tone
The Congregationalist contrasts old punctilious notices with a new casual approach. A former pastor announces plans with formal language while his successor speaks plainly I have not decided yet and suggests holding a meeting tonight if the crowd agrees.
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Tony
Curious gegenschein seen opposite the sun by Barnard
Professor E E Barnard reports a faint circular light in the sky observed from Yerkes Observatory. The gegenschein appears several degrees across and remains fixed opposite the sun as starlight passes through it like a comet tail. Its exact cause is still unknown.
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E. E. Barnard
Jupiter
New
Yerkes Observatory
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Jork
Allen & Go’s
B. F. Aken
Jenkinsburg
City
Harold Griffin
Lee Smith
Griffin
R. D. Water
Col
Earnest Smith
McDonough
Spen
Mr. Jas. Kinard
Dublin
Col. Wightman Bowden
Forsyth
This
R. L. Daughtry
Judy
DeWitt’s
W. P. Phillips
MeeKibben
Presbyterian Church
Allen & Co’s
Pearl Brown
Locust Grove
Mr. Marbut
Atlanta
W. A. Starnes
Marbut
J. M. Thirlwoud
Grosbeck
Texas
Dir
A. K. Hawkes
South
G. W. Ray
California
Charley Faukner
Winfred
M. P. Stone
Mechanicsville
B. F. Tyler
Jasper County
C. R. Gresham
Prince of Good Fellows
W. F. Hale
Emma
Mamie Minter
Cicero Fitzpatrick
W.L. Carmichael & CO
I. G. Gaines
Monroe County
F. D. Dismuke
Carrie Smith
Indian Spring
Hanes
J. G. Daughtry
Macon
Ellen and
Lennie Brownlee
Mary Cleveland
Georgia
Allen & Co
Geo. White
U. S
Jackson
Anna Thomason
McKibben
Graham
Adv
Mrs. Mahone
Alabama
Mrs. Crawley
Dempsey Avenue
Pliny Hall
Monticello
J. E. Hall
Joe Moss
Will Banxston
Thaxton
Courier
Harmon & Co
Judge Boynton
Ben Davis
P. E. Grisham
Gaats Mill
Chamberlain
Founder
Castoria
Royal
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Combs
Henry C. ‘Shaxton
Alex Carter
Henry County
J. D McKibben
Globe
Ady
Martha Williams
Ty-Ty
Col. Reeves
Middle
A. J. Holder
J. J. Mapp
High Falls
Phaeton
Surrey
J. R. Carmichael
Johnson-Acree
W. M. Mallet
Dr. W. L. Carmichael & Co
John H. Butger
Miles
Southern Railway
Granswick
Sete
Sverett
Jesup
Axley
Persegue Seve
Hazlehurst
Tates
Cochran
Tlanta
Louisville
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Lip Ly
Hawkinsville
Eastman
Laeneee
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Lumber City
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Igleheart Bros
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