New Store Opens After Stocking Dry Goods and More
Wright and Brown announce the forthcoming opening of a new Jackson store offering dry goods notions clothing hats shoes and furnishings for men youths and boys and ladies and misses. They pledge first class stock free of shoddy goods and invite local customers to visit for value and fair treatment.
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Jackson
W. W. Wright
Jackson Institute
Heath
R. S. Brown
Carmichael Co
Butts
Letter from a Confederate soldier to Minnie Chinn from Lovejoy
The piece recounts a soldier’s playful epistolary exchange on a Fernandina to Huntsville march, praising a girl named Minnie Chinn. It notes camp life, a flirtatious tone, and urges the recipient to write home while praising patriotism and devotion to country.
Cotton weighing at all warehouses in Jackson free for farmers
The notice states all Jackson area warehouses weigh cotton free to farmers. J. R. Carmichael, treasurer of the Cemetery Committee, records subscription totals and expenditures from 1895 to 1898, including balances on hand as of August 20, 1898.
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Proprietors
W. W. Wright & CO
Minnie Chinn
Fernandina
Fla
Huntsville
Ala
Mr. Smith
Bronnham
Alabam
Lovejoy
Georgia
J. R. Carmichael
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Tery Committee
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