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PUNE GROVE ODOM KF D Quite a crowd from this vicinity attended church at Friendship. Sunday. „ Mr. John T u c Copeland I ^ and Mies Ruby V Pace vigited Miss Fannie Pye rl Sunday. , Miss Birdio Dent has returned home after spending a lew days at Mrs, Dr. Ogden. Mr. Charlie Grdis a9sed j P ; through our community Sundav | evening. Mrs. John Ivy i*spending a few days with her daughter Mrs. Liz zie Hurst. Mrs. G. S. Mad ray is very sick, we hope for her speed)' recovery. Mr Mr. Tom lom Carter Carter was was visiting visiting in m our community Sunday. I Mrs. C. Westberry the sick i is on list this week. Miss Mary Ivy is spending a I few days with friends a Jiain hridge. EDUCATION Editor Jesup S»ntn'-I: Dear sir: Through the much appreciated columns of the Sentinel 1 have been keeping up with the Educa tional move of our county and I beg space to say that I heartily endorse local »chool taxation provided Jwe have equal rights. We need more school houses small er school districts and better teachers. This will help the av erage attendance in our schools and reach the illiterate of our county. But rot longer than a six months term, Remember this w ill give the boys and girls SIX years school between six aud eighteen, more than that in a public school would be time and money thrown away, Even six months is longer than the nv"r age man can spare the boys and girls out ,f i hf cotton held*. While the ideal and well to-do are glad to have their ehildreu out their way all tlie time. Wene-dihe same ‘alary paid to every scIom 1 in tl e county ex Cf-ut w here an assistant teacher is lleeifed. U’ot-‘X every man alike, lets give eveiy chilli the Mime chance. And if any school or town wants to raise the salary thev can do so according to abili* tv. This is only n few thoughts j on this important que-tion And 1 ask the citizens and tax payers of our county to find out where there money is g. ing, and who is going in get it, and be d, term inert to educate tl eir boys and girls before tiny tax them. K B. Benuett. Panama Canal—Erie Canal. Machinery isdigiing the Pana ma Canal a thousand times quick er than the shovel dug the Erie. Machinery produces the L. –. M. Paint at 50 times less cost, for labor, than if made by hand. The L. –. M gives the best job in ilie world, because L. ifc. M. 7. nat. hardens L. – M. White Lend and makes L. –. M. wear like iron for 10 t« 15 years. It only requires 4 gallons of this celebrated paint and 55 gal lons o*‘ Linseed Oil at 60 cts. p-r gallon, "> paint a m 'derate size house. if any defect exists in L. – M. Paint, will rep lint house for m til ing. Fold by Jesup Mercantile Co. We invite the public to visit cur 1 irge buggy warehone and see what an elegant slock we have on hand. Ben Milikin ifc Foi-, Jeaip, Ga INOTICE Georgia Wayne J County. 0fficer9 Commissioners of Roade – Revenues of raid county. r?:,; Testm Ga Inly '!,;’ 2nd 1907 ' Sealed bids nil be received by . the undersigned for the building pf r au ivdd.t.QU .i to the county . jail • * 9 well as a brick wall around jail, The contractor to furms i a labor aud mateml "«cessnry m the construction ol said addition to jail as well as the brick wail aronnd j a ; t Addition Building to be size shown on j plan 20 x 550 feet outside measure ment : Walls to be size marked | on cross section as follows: Foundation aild Wal1 acked t0 J* off ^ all , , as , fol- I , r u< v size lows 0 -17 * inches thick to floor joist, the remainder of the walls to be thirteen inches from the floor joist to ceiling joist. 1 Excavation Walls for the addition to jail to be 24 inches below the level of the ground and the excavation for , wall around the jail to be 18 inch es below the level and foundation walls to be four hick in bottom and racked off back to two brick : where the pilasters are marked on plan thev are to be three bllck I dec p aud four brick long. outbids, wau.s I All outside walls to ie o in t of good hard burned brick, | brick work to b- flump and laid to a line both sides and brick in addition wall o. jail for house put puses t > be laid in goo lrnf! ’ | inortar and : ul! brick m wall jail to be laid in ceim nr mortar,. tube Jiou.oughU us led * N< n course a.d shou.d the contractor sl.ght his work the Comm.ssicnerf reserve the right to have same torn down and haw it properly done at expense of the contractor. All outside walls to be neatly painted and all walla to bo neatly j cl aned when work is completed. mortar Mortar used around jail to be and , j composed of two parts sand one part portland cement and re mainder lime. Mortar for wall arouud jail ,u lie coniposnd as follows, two parts j sand one part portland cement and the teiiminder lime. Floor joist to he 2 x 10, 1(5 inch center heart. Second joist to I e 2 x 32 inch, 10 inch c mer. square edge. Hip rafters to be 2 x 8 inch, 10 inch ceuter, square edge. Ceiling joists to be 2x8 inch, 10 inch center, square edge. Deck rafters to be 2x8 inch, 16 inch ceuter, square edge. Jack rafters to he 2x0 iucli, 16 i inch center, square edge. Petition walls 2x4 inch, 16 inch \ square edge. I Toe plalates IJxlO inches for 1 deck square edge. Wall plates 2x12 inch square j Those wall plates to be boltod with | inch bolts, 20 inches long six feet. Flooring for addition to jail to be inch fac, b rlpar of knots. Floor for porch to lie of good heart, face. Sheeting for roof to be of I inch surtace boards. Frames to be boxed pulley frames, tor 1| inch sash, built of good heart lumber. The sash to lie 2 ft . 10 inch x ft- 6 inch If white pine, sash glaze double strength. All windows to have blinds to be of number one white pine with suitable fixtures to haug same. Roof to be a plain hip roof, with deck extension from the one on jail, deck to be covered with tin. flat lock and soldered. Man: root is to lie covered with Cart- right special brand of metal shin f be leS PamteJ “““ sann ° U i– collor ^°° U as jail. «"? to Cornice, be plain wood cor u.ce as on jail from gutter with fall to each corn =r, with tin same ... . . ,, ja J c ‘''“" p ! the ° u 4 inch galvanized down pipe to cnd deck tQ bc ^ ^ coJ()r before )aid . pi aste r: Ail interior walls and ^ {ww coafs of Bjortar as fobows. First coat of wood to have good hair well mixed. Sec coat t<> be of good hair well mixed. Second coat to ba of good lime mortar, a.i to be finished j under the float an left wit h smooth j and even surface. Build stairway as shown on! plan three feet wide plain rad and I post and ballisters. _ Doors A ... doors . plan . . .‘ <>n • white pine and number one and ^ inehu8 lhick as size shown 0a ! transom Jight over Iron tj door 18x550 inches. Flues: T.u fire places to be built in wall at the most suitable places, that they maybe selected, i Four fiwplaMgf one or mort , lue8 ., Fro . ;t por ,. h io be ^ fee , by 24 ^ ^ ^ ^ brjck i(jr9 H9 <howil on plan aud four turued colnniua0x0 ilich atld two ; )alf j C((]uinn4 Th „ fouudation and ttoor , G ] lave good heart lumber, ?!ates and rufttP8 to be dress- d ! and covered with ceiling on top. I Q over roo f 0 £ p orc ], with same as; b uil rtin g . Sills for porch 5x7 inch ^ ^ H , 2x(j inch beart . Ki|cIwn wal , t() be 18 ill , he8 thick ftud pla8ter ou tbe iuMde with two coats good lime mortar, Size of kitcheu 10x20 f<Ht out , ide nleasi ,r^uient, roof to be covered w ;th tin or tin shingles same as roof t() In-i)) hlll , diDg) with su.ta blo RlUt(jr and dowl| pl{ *. Lumbt , r fuj . kitcnen> Floor joists 2x10 inch heart, 10 inch center, snare edge. Rafters 2x6 inch center, equate edge. Root to be covered with I inch dressed sheeting. All wood work to have tw'o coats ; of paint, color to be suggested by ! the board of Couuty Cominission era. All tin to have two coats aud tin shingles one coatof paint J Tne door to the to the entrance of jail yard to be double door oue of j The 21 x 550 addition to jail to j have a centre brick wall through ! it to first, floor joist. Pluna and specifications now of i file in the Cieiks office. Contrac tor will be required to give a good j aud sufficient bond in double the 1 amount of tiis contract, price for I the faithful performance of the j contract; said jail to be paid for when Commissioners. completed and accepted by j he All bids to I be addressed to P. R. Richardson, i Chairman, and marked “bid ou j addition to jail and wall around j said jail” and be handed in or re-1 not later than 10 o’clock! a. m. on the 8rd. dav of Septem-1 her 1907. The Commissioners reserve the! right »o reject any and all bids. P. R. Richardson, Chr’m. Comr’s. R. – R. W. C. Ga. Ira M. Raybou, Clerk. Men Past Sixty in Dangrer More than half of mankind er sixty years of age suffer from kidney and bladder disorders, us ually enlargement of prostate glands. This is both painful and dangerous, and Folev’s Kidney Cure should be taken at the first sign of danger, as it corrects ir regularities and has cured many old men of this disease. Mr. Rodney Burnett, Hoekport, Mo.. writes: “I suffered with enlarg ed prostrate gland and kidi.ey trouble for years and after taking two bottles of Folev’s Kidney Cur I fed hater than I have for twenty years, although I am now iq NV . a rs old.”—Jesup Drug Co Fleming Smith 9 Manufacturer of Yellow Pine Lumber and Cross-ties Upland and Sea island Cotton Gin. All cotton promptly and properly ginned REDLAND, GA, L Carter, J A Ross, Geo F Armstrong. Pres. Vice Pres. Sect. – Tre mi The Wayne Realty Co. <VBUYS. SKLI.M AND LEASKSX> Improved and Unimproved Country and city property, Turpentine and Saw Mill Locations. Special attention to care ok property for non residents. 1 We collect rents and make prompt remittence fwj The Wayne Reality Co »» Jsup, Ga. VERY LOW RATES TO NORFOLK. VA. and return account JAMESTOWN TER-CENTEN N IAL EXPOSITION Via Southern Railwav. Season, sixty days and fiifteen day tickets on sale daily commencing April 19th, to and including Nov. 80th, 1907. U STOP OVERS will b» allowed on 'Season, Sixty dav fifteen dav tickets, same as on Summer Tourist tickets. Full and complete information ( cal A Oil Tickef agents Southern Railway, or write: G. R. PETTIT, Trav. Pass. Agt. Macon, Ga. TOWN LOTS FOR SALE. Twenty or mhre town lots, 50x100, in the town of Odum, for sale on the following terms: Price $40.00 each $7.50 cash, $16.25 in thre months, $16.25 in six months Bond for title given purchaser. Deed given when final payment is made. For further particulars address E. C. CARTER. ODUM. GA.