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17 Sep 1897
Page 6
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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1897
Page
6
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Real estate changes in Jackson feature J H McCallum planning to move his spacious residence from Covington Street to Railroad Street and construct a modern stylish house as a city ornament. Star Store salesman Sherod Pope praised for his wide appeal and local enterprise. Monroe County jury indicts merchants for selling cigarettes to minors. Judge Beck imposes nominal fines and reform promises. Barnesville Enterprise notes Pike County grand jury should act similarly.
A. H. S. Davis informs friends he is with the Plant ers Supply Co. and invites them to visit the store when in town, promising to be glad to see them and serve as headquarters there.
The building committee met Saturday at 10 am to open bids. Lewman & Co Louisville offered 24 470 the lowest by ten dollars and secured the contract. Bond to be executed and work to begin with excavation by Monday. The Argus praises the committee and county prospects for a fine courthouse. Fresh bread at Allen & Co's.
A plaintive plea bridges poetry and satire as a country editor laments modern fare. He longs for simpler meals from grandmother’s kitchen, railing against restaurant steak, vitrified doughnuts, and skimmed milk in a wry, lyrical protest.
An advertisement claims deafness, usually caused by catarrh, can only be cured by constitutional treatment and not local applications. It offers one hundred dollars for any deafness case due to catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and requests readers to send for free circulars. The note also mentions A J Roberts planning to make Jackson his home, Jackson Institute as a drawing card, and Allen & Co offering the best flour in Jackson.
The 80th Georgia regiment was organized near Fairburn on September 25, 1861, with D. J. Bailey as colonel and M. M. Tidwell and Cicero Sharp as officers. Muster roll for Co. I lists Captain F. L. Walthall and officers, followed by the long list of privates including Wm R Andre, J L Barnett, Cordie Barne, and many others. The entry combines military muster data with assorted local notices and advertisements from the era.
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