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1894. The Globe Store. TO OUR FRIENDS and CUSTOMERS: Ne xt Spring we e xpect to open a Millinery and Goods Department in connection with our business, that will be second to none in Middle Georgia, and in advance we especially ask the ladies to call and Examine our Stock before they make their Spring purchases. Blankets —Double, SI.OO per pair. Comfort ab’es—from 75c to $3.00. Shawls —all wool from 75c to $5.00. Cioaks that were $0 00 will goat $4. One lot Dormet Cloth for ladies’wraps 36 inch, only 12’5c yd. Only a few pieces left One piece black French Broadcloth, jn>t received, worth $1 50 yd, will go at yard^- A MERRY CHRISTMAS and A HAPPY NEW YEAR to Everybody!! Christmas will soon be over. You know we’ve aiways tried before To make this season brigh er, We’ve done our best to turn this Store, With ail its Stock and Stuff galore, Into a place where more and more, The people’s hearts grow lighter. VERY TRULY YOUR FMEHJS, THE GLOBE STORE, t 11. Mi SfMV Piop'is. Local Won't we be ‘‘in it” though, when we get our cotton factory ? The vocation of the pickpocket is gone. Alas! alas! there is nothing in the pocket. Talk up the cotton factory. It is an enterprise that we cannot afloril to he without. We must have it The Globe store is a hustler. When you want good goods cheap you can not do better than to go to the Globe store. Read carefully the advertisements in this issue. They are all live, ener getic merchants who deserve a share of your pationage. If you think our Christmas edition is worth speaking of, please meo'ion it to your neighbors, and get them to subscribe for the Argus. Work for your town and county. No man is tit to live in a community who won’t say a good word tor his own towui and community. The merchants who have advertised in thi9 issue are all live, energetic men, and it will pay you to give them your patron age when in need of anything in their line. Don’t judge a man by Ins looks, for though one may wear fine clothes, he at the same time may be owing the Argus a subscription bill of a dollar or two. We regret to learn that Mr. Charlie Pinckney is confined to his room with a severe spell of sickness. We hope he may convalesce sufficiently to be out again. The oil mill will rnnon through Christ mas and January, at which time we will wind up our seed. Those who want hulls had better get them now, or they may miss the opportunity. The drummeis all say that outside of Atlanta, Jackson is the best town in the south. Tim reason they except At lanta ? s because the drummers are nearly all trom there. See? Xo subscriptions will be taken fer the Argus unless the cash accompa nies the order. Please bear this in mind, aud send in vour dollar when, you subscribe fer the paper. WHEREWITHAL SHALL YE BE CLOTHED? AT 1 Spedals itt fa fad:! For 10 days from this date; All wool double width Dress Flannels all Colors, was 50c, now 35c. One piece, 40 inch, all wool Myrtle Satin Henrietta, sold by others for $1 (JO, our price is G2 1 .. cents per v a rd. One piece brown, 40 inch, all wool heavy diagonal Cashmere, was 75c to go at 47 1 J e per yard. In calling out the stations on tin* road the conductors now yell: “Ail oil tor Jackson, the hist town in Georgia.” And it is needless to state that they al ways have r load of passengers tor our | town. Please mention this paper to your friends and ask them to subscribe for the Argus. We intend giving you a good county paper, and hope to receive a recognition of our services by your subscription. If you des’re to wax rich, livekiih and die happy, come to Jackson. She offers special inducements tomanufac tures of all kinds, and welcomes pros pectors with open hearG and cheerful eou ntenanees. The young men of Jackson are speaking of having a masquerade ball one night this week. It has been a long time since Jackson has had a ball of any kind whatever, and it will no doubt he enjoyed when it gets here. Let the croakers and moss-backs all take a hack seat now and wateli Jackson continue to move onward and upward. She will start the new year with an increased speed that will give these poor fellows the sore eyes to watch her. Head every word contained in this issue, and if you don’t think we deserve a good word of praise lor our efforts in behalfof Jackson, just put a krg of dy namite in a bole, stick a match toil, aud sit on the hole until the dynamite gets in its work. The Betsy Hamilton entertainment at the Institute chapel last week was a most eujoyable occasion. Mrs. Moore, nee Mrs. Ploughman, is inimitable in her character sketches and fully sus tained her reputation. The managers had reserved a treat for the audience which was not on the programme. Miss McKie, the talented director of the mu sic department of Jacksou Institute, ap peared, and made two charming recita tions which captured the audience com pletely. Indeed her elocutionary talent is remarkable. Her impersonation in “Raggedy Man” was perfect; her gestic ulations aud facial expressions indicated a true conception. Miss McKie is a gifted young lady and a valuable addi tion to Jackson society. ♦eriRISTMAS 60ITI0N.* Oi.p piece Garnet, 45 inch all wool Surah Serge only 47G cents per yard, was 75 cents. .One pieej Seal brown 45 inch all wool French Serge, was 90c per \ aid, now GO cents. One piece 38 inch state Heavy 1* re itch Twilled Dress Flannel, was Csu to go at 40c per ya id. Don’t l ead S. B. Kinard’s “ad.” but correct the spelling. It Orange Blossom,” thecommon sense Female llemtdy, draws out pain and soreness. Sold by W. L. Carmichael. The Venable bill has passed. See S. B. lvinard before placing your insurance. It Fifteen dollars in presents given away Ist January. Call and see how it will he done. 1 ! ANK*. J KWKLER. If you can guess how many beans are in the jar at Harm’s Jewelry Store you will get a val uable present. Every cash pur chaser to the amount of *sl.oo is entitled to guess. If a man can steal two hundred thous and dollars from a bank and get away with it, lie is looked upon as a financial swell; but if a sneak thief slips up and steals two dollars out of a gentleman’s pocket while the gentleman is asleep, he is looked upon as a thievish cur of the Bob-tail order —fortliat is just w hat he is. The Cleveland House will give a grand Christmas dinner at the hotel on Friday, December 28tli. The dinner will be given at the nominal price of 50 cents, and w T e guarantee that no one will go away dissatisfied at either the dinner or price of it. Uncle Alec and Aunt Sallie intend making this one of the grandest affairs of the Christmas holidays, and if you intend eating anything on that day, you cannot do better than call around at the Cleveland House and take dinner. We overheard a man talking one day last week, and wc recommend him to the citizens of Jackson as a tirst-class turn-coat. One person, an anti county-court man, tackled him on the subject thusly : “Well, how ’bout this pertition fer er county court ?” “Oh ! there's nothing in it—it’s ad stufl’; you just watch me.” 2nd individual—a county court man —“Well, Mr. . will we get a countv court ?" “Get it! W< 11 I should say so. Xow you just wa*ch me, and we’ll have it soon, too. Good morning! ' Thus he gets the votes of both side-. , See!” 40 inch all w ol Brown. Navy and Green Hop Sacking, was 05 cents, now onl\ 45 cents. A special bar gain. Remember, that we have only a few frti.ch dress patterns and w ill close I mem out at a reduction of 33 I'3 per ct. i.ll'cT RECEIVED —Another shipment of those lovely chenille table covers, which we have decided to sell for 75c. One lot Plaid Flannels, heavy, for cloaks, this weeek only 60 cents. The cheapest red and white Flannels to he had in the South. That Hartford Fire Insurance Company gives you a lightning clause free on all its polic’es. It S. B. Ivin art), Ag’t Good two-hoi se farm, with good three-room house, to rent for fif teen hundred pounds lint cotton. 22 —It. J. S. McDaniel. If you have a loss and no in surance, don't blame anyone but yourself. See It S, B. Ktnard, Bis. Ag’t, Bun your business on the cash system this year! Go to F. Z. Curry, Jackson, Ga., who will loan you money on improved farm property at S per cent in terest. It wil be a great saving to you if you will do this. BIG TURKEY DINNER! Mrs. Jester will serve a big brst-class Turkey Dinner on Christmas at the Hotel de Demp sey—the Best thing in town for the price-—only 2bc. NOTICE. A general Flection lor Aider men tor the year. 1595, for the town of .Jackson, will he held on (lie First Wednesday in Janu ary, 1995, and the Registration Books are now open in the May or’s office in Court House al. 51. Mjlls, City Clerk. THOUSANDS OF CURES Have been made of rheumatism, catarrh, ulcers, sores, blotches and the most malig nant blood and skin diseases by Botanic Blood Balm, the result of forty years ex pedience of an eminent scientific and con scientious physician. Send for book of wonderful cures and learn which is the best remedy. Botanic Blood Blood stands at the head. Pi ice only 81 per large bot tle. For sale by druggists. Send for free book aud learn wisdom. Address Blood fialm Cos., Atlanta, G a. Money ain't so plentiful in these piping times of peace that people care to wa<4e it! A\ hen one reflects how many hours >f labor, hew many sacrifices ami self denials are enclosed within the disc of that shining bit of precious metal we call a “dollar, what wonder people hesitate to part with- it except for value received ? STOCK .11 KKTI^G. The regular annual meeting of the stock holders of The Jackson Banking Company will be held a' office of said hank, on Tuesday, January 8, 1895, at 10 o’clock. Directors for the ensuiug year will be elected and other businc s tiausaeted. F. 8 Etiiekidgr, Pres’t. L. D. Watsox, Cashier. 2t TAKE NOTICE. Parties owing M. V. IvlcKibben must settle their notes as thev fall due. or they will be in suit 2m. ©[iue:r Q(si[[e:d PIWj, Now is the season of the year to turn your land with the Oliver Chilled Turn Plow; the best plow in the world. OVER 25,030 OF THEM 111 USE IN THE STATE OF GEORGIA TO-DAY. We Carry l lie following Sizes its stock : Xo. 40. Heavy 2-horse. Tunis a furrow oxlo Weight 130 lbs. Pi ice, $0.50 No. 20. Medium 2-horse. Turns a furrow 7x13. Weight 112 lbs. “ 0.00 No. TO. Turns a furrow 6 1-2 xJ 2. Weight TOO lbs. T “ &50 No. C-o. Light 2-horse. Turns a furrow oxl2. Weight 100 lbs. . “ giso No. 13. Turns a furrow 6xll. Weight SO lbs “ g <jo No. 10-0. Full size 1-horse. Turns a furrow 5 1-2xll. Weight 70 lbs. “ 7^oo No. B. Medium 1-h use. Turns a furrow sxlo. Weight 05 lbs. “ o'.OO No. Al. Light I horse. Turns a furrow 4 1-2xß. Weight 50 lbs “ 450 No. 52, Hillside Plow “ 10 jjo SPECIAL DISCOUNT TO MERCHANTS, WE KEEP ALL THE REPAIRS Clark© Hardware Company, Atlanta,, - - Georgia. \\ rile for our Gun and Sporting Goods Catalogue, embr ' everything in Guns, Pistols, Rifles, Hunting Clothing eh* free of charge. to ’ Jeans Pants from 50c to SP2S pair. Hats from ‘2sc to $2.25. Clothing from $2 50 suit to S2O. Shoes from 25c pair to $5.00 pair. GROCERIES. it llts. good Coffee for $1 00. 20.1 Mis, Best Granulated Sugar for SI.OO. Best Fancy Patent Flour only $2.00 bbl. ! Good Tobacco only 25c per ll>. ISsiilroati delictiulc. Below will be found the correct sched ule of the departure of trains from Jackson, on the Southern Railway. Re vised Sunday, November 18, 1894: SOUTH HOUND. No. 81 —1:14 a. m, don’t stop. No. 85 —8:40 a. m. stops. No. 87 —5:47 p. m. stops. NORTH BOUND. No. 82—2:24 a. m. don’t stop. No. 88 —10:08 a. m—stops. No. 80—7:05 p. m. stops. OPENING llie Oil Mill Ginnery will be open every day until the 25th of December, 1894. 1895.