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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1894
Page
3
The article defends Secretary of the Treasury under a hostile regime, crediting Carlisle with restoring fiscal confidence after a period of debt, coinage, and policy changes. It contrasts Harrison era tactics with McKinley era reforms, arguing the public would suffer if populists gain and Democrats return.
Robert L. Blalock targets a village statesman in Macon Telegraph criticizing his public stance on labor, the Democratic Party, prohibition, farming advice, finance, and monetary policy while noting his wife’s support and private behaviors. The piece questions consistency between public rhetoric and private life.
Advertisements extol Electric Bitters as a pure medicine that cures liver and kidney diseases, skin conditions, malaria, headaches, constipation, and indigestion. It guarantees satisfaction or money back, priced 50c and 1.00 per bottle at R G Bryars Drugstore.
Tax collector T. J. Cole announces first round collection for Butts County 1844 at Jackson Dublin Indian Springs Worthville Towaliga Elgin Stark Jenkinsborg dates October 2 to 10 with venues listed.
Governor Northen replies to a New York World inquiry about English meddling in southern affairs. He accuses outsiders of misinformation, defends Georgia laws and governance, and condemns lynching while urging English critics to mind their own country’s crimes before judging the south.
The speaker argues banks issued certificates last year to move cotton with scarce money and that now money is available. They credit Democratic rule for money and work, claiming lumbermen and painters are busy while debt is paid. The message warns that voting Populist returns Republicans and hard times.
The New York Weekly World becomes a twice weekly paper, offering two issues per week for the same $1.00 yearly price. Jackson Argus reports the arrangement includes the New York World air at a combined rate of $1.75 per year for readers to receive both papers regularly.
In a partisan volley, the writer criticizes Republicans and Populists for extreme gold to silver ratios. They urge Democrats to back restoring silver monetary power and align with Hon. W. Y. Atkinson to preserve the government, calling for common sense over factionalism.
In Griffin Call's quip, Tom Watson favors the People s Party name while critics call it Third Party or Populists The piece likens Watsons group to a Piano Party formed by a mix of black and white office seekers and hints at an upcoming election shift.
In Butts County Georgia the property of S. S. Lindsey is to be sold before the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in October 1894. The tract contains fifty seven acres bounded by Howard Vickers Julia Lindsey Norsworthy and the Dodsons. The sale is by virtue of a mortgage execution in favor of J. W. Terrell. Notice to defendant given September 5 1894.
Notice from J R McCord and T W McCord as executors of J W McCord stating an application to sell estate lands will be heard on the first Monday in October 1894. Also Libel for Divorce Luna B Ragone vs Joseph W Rhodes. Court date set for February term 1894 in Butts County with appearance required.
One cent to get well if suffering with skin or blood disease, rheumatism, catarrh, ulcers, old sores. Send postal card to Blood Balm Co. Atlanta Ga for a free book of cures. Botanic Blood Balm made from a physician's prescription, touted as best building up medicine. Large bottle $1.00, sold by druggists. See ad elsewhere.
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