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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1894
Page
7
Local items report Jackson winds of change on September 1 including Jenkinsbourg Gin Co ready for business and new clerks. Notables like Mr. Fletcher, Mr. Youmans, and Col. Wright appear among visits, camp meetings, housing plans, and upcoming millinery changes. The column also critiques political rhetoric and calls for housing investment.
In Jackson Georgia on September 1 1894 the Democratic executive committee met at the courthouse by call of the chairman. Activities included a plan to assemble voter lists from each militia district by September 8 and to appoint district members to organize a rally on September 1 with the Third Party to discuss political questions. The committee appointed includes Mallet Collier McCord White McKibben Towles Fletcher Fletcher Pound Hendrick as chairman secretary.
An open letter from Mr KE 2 Pomp, Jackson Ga, urged a mutual agreement for fair division of poll managers in the upcoming election. It argues compliance would show democracy fairness in Butts County and quell populist distrust without harming either side, promoting peace and orderly conduct.
SPECIMEN CASES S HL Clifford New Castle Wisconsin suffered neuralgia rheumatism and stomach liver issues with loss of appetite and strength. Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured him. Shepherd Harrisburg Illinois had an eight year leg sore. three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured the leg. John Speaker Catawba Ohio had five large fever sores. one bottle of Electric Bitters and one box of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him completely. Sold at R G Bryans drug store.
A letter from Milliness complains that ministers at the Indian Spring camp ground mock the purity of women and degrade them with harsh language. The writer condemns some holiness speakers for lacking true Christian love and calls their sermons devoid of affection.
For sale cheap the property features one acre in town center with a five room dwelling a two tenant houses and two wells. Ideal for someone near church and school. Terms available by call or address.
Mr Osborn spoke on Tuesday to about 115 men, with 14 negros in attendance. He offered logical points on finance and drew loud cheers when attacking democrats. He praised Alexander Stevens, denounced W Y Atkinson as a traitor and Col M W McKibben as an Evans liar. He claimed no fool by any judge yet admits past jail time.
A seller announces a temporary price cut on photographs to $2.50 per dozen, effective now until September 15. Afterward the price will return to $2.75 per dozen, encouraging quick purchases of the discounted offer.
A mixed Jackson and Jasper county page reports remodeling and store moves, social visits, and notable local figures. Rev. J. T. Leverette’s death is noted, along with arrivals at Jackson Institute, Morrison House improvements, and new staff at prominent local firms. An Irish editor quips on nosy noses as general chatter fills the column.
Afr E G Gilmore of Gilmore and Hencely and Rev W J Bell wed Mrs Fannie Floyd in Logansville Walton County. Each had prior marriages, they attend the Methodist church and will make Jackson their future home. Arcus extends congratulations.
A man recalls purchasing a Jackson Buggy five years ago and spending about $2 on repairs. He laughs at the machine’s quirks, says it financially ruined him and two brothers by forcing marriages, and claims he would not take half of its original price today.
The writer asks why Hines voted for a slavery bill and requests publication of the bill he supported. Questions are raised about populist members in Congress and their voting patterns and asks whether such laws would benefit the poor or concentrate wealth. The note ends with a query about Mr. Peffer.
Twenty one to twenty two miles from Jackson on a public road to Indian Spring 800 acres in good condition and well improved cheap Parties desiring to buy must call on J G Thompson at Jackson Ga August 9 192?
The Railroad Warehouse will weigh cotton this year for 10 cents per bale, paid by the shipper. Free to farmers to weigh as much as they want, at Meade Kendrick's Railroad Warehouse.
The writer announces the return of a music class on Monday September 3 teaching voice piano and organ. Grateful for patronage and expressions of commendation the note promises to thoroughly teach children using the latest methods of the New England Conservatory and asks for continued support.
Those wishing to run their business on the cash system or another year can borrow money on farm and city property from Frank Z. Curry at eight percent interest.
J. R. Carmichael announces sale of the B. C. Kinard estate lands and mill on the first Tuesday in November. The county's largest landed holdings will be divided into small farms with framed houses on site. Purchasers may pay half cash and half in one or two years, with Jackson as the sale location.
Little Lucile Burpee youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Burpee died last Sunday at age. Dr Gardner preached a funeral sermon at Jackson cemetery in the pastor’s absence. The family and community express heartfelt sympathy in their bereavement.
Advertises Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best remedy for cuts bruises sores ulcers fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions. Claims cure for piles with money-back guarantee and sells for 25 cents per box through R. G. Bryans.
O B Willis offers sewing machine repair rebuilding and adjustment with satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. All work done at J F McKibben's furniture store in Jackson Georgia. 2m.
LEN & CO. offers immediate loans at six percent on farm or city property in any section with fixed market value. Money ready, security and title must be good. No commission. Applications solicited. Blanks furnished upon request. 40 and 42 Broadway, New York.
Dr W L Carmichael offers McCarthy's Catarrh Ointment claiming to cure catarrh or provide a money refund. The ad emphasizes the remedy's quick relief and guarantees satisfaction to customers seeking relief from nasal congestion and related symptoms.
The Jackson Institute began the fall term enrolling about two hundred pupils. Prof Blasingame is praised as the right man for president and Miss Eva Lasnett leads the academic department with proven moral and educational success. Miss Rosa Thornton heads the intermediate department, while Miss Mary Goodall handles the primary division. Miss Melkie from Mississippi directs the music department and Prof Lewis of Americus, Ga., leads the art program. The piece extols the school as a blessing and urges public support for the faculty.
A historical notice promotes McCarthy's Magic Liniment claimed to cure rheumatism neuralgia headache toothache and pains of all kinds. Sold under guarantee by Dr. W L Carmichael.
Advert says it seeks 10 000 second hand bags suitable for corn bran or clean guano. Bags must be in good condition. No oat bags accepted.
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