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About The Butts County progress. (Jackson, Ga.) 18??-1915 | View Entire Issue (March 25, 1910)
We It! WHAT ? Stacks°iLumber Butts Lumber Company, Jackson and Jenkinsburg. Seeds That Grow Buy Garden Seeds now —particularly for choic est selection. We have a fresh new stock of the freshest, truest seeds produced. They grow and they produce, they never disappoint or fail. There are many varieties of each, including BEANS, CORN, PEAS, CUCUM BERS, RADISH, TOMATOES, BEETS, SQUASH, PEPPER, LET TUCE and MELONS. IT IS NOW TIME TO PLANT, so make your seed selections at once. Let us help make out your list for the best results at harvest time. All Our Seeds Are Sure to Please You THAXTOW DRUG CO. Phone 1 Phone X Phone 1 TO PROSPECTIVE BUYERS. Packard Pope-Hartford 1 fft stillO r Lar S er Eng ine More Power, Q vulllllul/ Larger Wheels, Larger Tires, Larger Tonneau, More Room 1 Thirfv Larger Wheel Base, Increased Q 11111 IJf Efficiency. Two New Ignition Systems, Greater Hill-Climbing Ability. XIT TTYQ OXT In the “T wenty "you recog- Xl U UpVJ' LN pize t ij a t indefinable some- TWENTY thing called “class,” that something so far lacking in other cars selling at or near the same price. LET US GIVE YOU A DEMONSTRATION LEMON BROTHERS, McDonough, Ga. A T r IN SMALL OR Moiled LARGE SUMS FARM LOANS, Interest 6 1-2 per cent, Straight. Time, five years. Charges reasonable See me now. jas. F. Carmichael. BUTTS COUNI Y PROGRESS, JaCKSON, GA., FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1910. Unexcelled Passenger Service. via Southern Railway Between Points in GEORGIA AND ATT PHTMTQ NORTH, EAST, ALJL rUIJN 15 south & west. Route of the Famous “New York, Atlanta & New Orleans Limited,” “Florida Limited” and “Florida Special”. Electric Lighted Coaches, Through Pullman Service, Dining Cars on all Through Trains For complete information reiative to rates, schedules etc., call on , or write, J. L. MEEK, G. R. PETTIT, A. G. P. A., Atlanta, Ga. T. P. A., Macon, Ga. CITY PASSENGER & TICKET OFFICE, No. 567 Cherry St., Macon, Ga. Clubbing Offers The PROGRESS with any paper mentioned below at the price stated. Daily Georgian $4-50 * Journal 5-00 ” Constitution 5-90 Semi-Weekly Journal 1-50 Tri Weekly Constitution 1.75 Home and Farm 1.25 Southern Ruralist 1.90 Southern Cultivator 1.50 Farmers Union News 1.75 Uncle Remus j. 50 Watson’s Magazine 1.50 Jeffersonian 1.59 Go To-- - J. A. Kimbell’s For AUTOMOBILE, GENERAL REPAIRS and SUPPLIES. GASOLINE, GREASE OILS, ETC. £JS-opon at all hours. 2nd, Street, Jackson, Ga. The Best i 1 At the Up-to-date Krinrinu Progress and Neatest A JL I*l Office BUICK Model 16 iisPft 1 $1,750 F. O. B Factory. CALL AROUND AND SEE THIS CAR. G. LMafMtSCo -AGENTS JACKSON, GEORGIA. WANTS 1 Cent a Word Advertisements mid t tins head co;,1 only one cent a won! lor each iuscrlicn and they will bring results. —mwwMMi—" ->*>.- m. *0 i iww 1 >wn MONEY TO LOAN—s7s,ooo.©* to loan on hulls Counly Farms tit 7 per cent. Come quick, if you need money. T. J. DEMBSFY, Jackson, Georgia. If FOR quick and competent service ill ways take Springer’s car. WESTERN ROUND steak lb cents a pound—Bledsoe and Welch. FISH on Fridays and Saturdays at Bledsoe and Welch’s. FIN E 9 year old inure Mule for sale; terms easy. F. /.Gurry. BLEDBO F and WELCH are si ill in Ilia market for Beef cattle and pork NATIVE ROUND steak 1! lbs. for iff, cents at Bledsoe and Welch’s. SPRINGER'S car meets all the trains and will take you anywhere in Ihe city. GALE Springer’s automobile when in a hurry to catch the train. TUREE-IIOOM house for rent, apply in F. Z. Curry. CITY LOANS LOANS on Jackson property at 7 |>er cent —money on hand, no delay. Make application now. Jan. F. Carmichael, Ist Natl. Hank bid a;. MONEY TO LOAN ON FAHM LANDS For long terms at 7 per cent. Reasonable commission charge and no delay in getting ire loan. Willingham & Willingham. LEGAL AOEfiIIIEMENTS, “ The following matters were heard h,r Judge J. H Ham at the (‘ourl of o.* dinaiy on Monday: J. (J. Flvi t, admr. on e-iatcof \V. I. Flynt, dee’d., has made application U* Hell lends belonging to c.>.|aie W'. i„ Flynt f<>r payingdebts and for distnln/- tion, application to lx* heard on lir>t Monday in April 1010. A. M. Face and .J. \l. I/. Fond, e; - will of J. Tom Htewart represent they have fully administered .1. T. Stewart .< estate and their application for letter* dismission will lx: grunted on flic first Monday in April 1010. Mrs. Lottie C. Atkinson has made application for 12 month’s KUpi>ort out estate Thos. F. Atkinson and apprais ers having filed theirreturn ail person concerned are required to show ean>.c why application should not l grante I on first Monday in April 1010. Mrs. Eva May Smith has nun e i im plication for jx'rmanent letters adn in - istration on estate Rufus 1.- Smith and all persons concerned are required P* show cause why said letters should ml ix granted. NOTICE. We will lx* in Jackson on March 21*4 with my line stallion Re i’alatlu* and those desiring to breed blooded colts will do well to see us. Fee |2o. W. & N. ALEXANDER. For information apply to GORDON THOMPSON, At Fosloflice.
