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IL) HE ■ * if. ' V.ORRESPONDEN1 m XI. ACME STEAM ^ALINDRY * M will call at customers’ homers on each Monday For Their Laundry Wlars .024c Shirts plain. — I’uflfa. 5c pr. Shirts Fancy 12 *c Susts cleaned and pressed $ 1.00 - (Leaves Toesday, Retards Friday. h. C. GOODIN, Agent, ROBERTA and KNOXVILLE. GA. CAL PARAGRAPHS. (which those who come AIM o. are mentioned. ['imland Society News—Happen- >ngH Put in Uriel' Notes. p. J). K Walker who has be □siting her daughter Mrs. K. r" returned home Monday. k and Mrs. F. A. Smith re- led home Monday night. T Karris is in Macon this L. rs.Harry Wade is with the [rs. lily of KeV. Wade. i K. P. Lowe is visiiing fri-( f in Tiiomaston this Week. j L Celeste Culverhouse of Ma-j eve with 4«ri’ie Culverhouse of Gul- j s in town with a lot of i' ful huts Saturday. Blanche Kennedy visited alley Saturday and Sunday t. Ktr.gman P. Lowe’ 1 ’ card imcing Ins candidacy tor Superior Court app ?ar in luniidates column. Mr Lowe - man of sterling worth. ’Pant to some considt Table de ii iai\,anu will im.ke a good f there by. CARD OF THANKS, to publicly thank niv of Crawford couuiy paper for their -u; kindness in the .«nd Kleetios, Also them for their mau> in the present Cam a but i have dtvhued Gh I have been in oliieo i iriiide every efiort to i.schar duties involved upon me us to the very best i i' n.y a- y and if I have failed, itf any to do niv duty it :ta - been i of the head not ot 1 In thanking the p t'P l( * Crawford’ r. at ppsettt. f "^WJack Hancock, FUK'UZK. the coiV.mii of atiuoui. W til iind card .of V >1. " c S...icilOT Gonej il <>i Die circuit. Ool. Grace is afn lous young man wm 1 energy. R elect*. be tout office with credit «rid satisfaction to ir.» KNO XVI LLE, GA., FRIDAY, /PRIL 4 :oo2 JURY LIST. October Term 1902. Crawford Superior Court. GRAND JURY. 1 T. J. Pyles 2 C. C, Graddick 3 W. B. White 4 W. G. Hancock 5 R. F. Ray 6 R. J. Le Sueur 7 M. W. Carswell 8 A. J . Moates 9 G. W. Mu Cart y 20 S. B. Causey 11 U. H. Hancock 12 Jas Taylor 13 D. M» Burnett a a j . » * * til i av.C *•"> d. c * 16 Jetf D. Me Gee 17 W. .J. Frown H. N .Wright 20 F. U. Wri .ht 21 J. S. Blasingame 2 ^ O. C. Cleveland 23 U. E* Wright 24 i“. \V. Jackson 25 11. J Hancock 2(1 R. H. Hartley 27 U. K. Webb 28 B. W. Sandford 29 Jas Barf ield 30 Frank Danielly traverse jury, ‘ i yp W*. Barefoot l 2 Walter Andrews I :t R. M. MPchell. 4 Andrew Averett : (5 O. A. Becoam j K> p y.'ainwright vVm. Beeves F. Mathews l^ ^ iJudson i jq ^ P.Spilltl’S ! { ^j Arnold j.j ^ F>. Hamlin 13 Tuck Visage ^ L. P. Taylor j ]f, R. F Culverlious© • j,. Ti.os, Cochran \y, Kennedy ^ ^ ^ Kendrick y ^ ^ Elii 5 - i;. F. *mi? s < n 21 l Jt Marshall 2'i J. F. -Sanclefur 25 B, E. Smith 24 Jas. P. li an cocit 25 B. F. Kennedy : 26 1 .( 4 . Rutherford ! 27 E. A. Gordon s R L. Au tm.m ' 29 ^ CuJpeppei • | <d L* d* - K -H F* R. < uL i k i q "*• •> i 1 4 / * W p It D 33 V, . if* Bryant hr. u “ J » Hudso!1 (35 W, H. iseiglef , 8 C D.-I fy Avou .d ROBERTA SOdAL’CLUB. The vouwg people *f Roberta met at the elegant lione of Mr. aiie Mrs J, C. Bond it rilav evening (March 28 ) for the pnnose of re¬ organizing Thk Robefta Social Club. The following cficers were elected: L>r. E. J. LeSueur, Prcident. Miss Mattie Neisler, Vie President Stiles A. Maitin, Secretry Miss Cora Jordan, Treanrer. Program for next meeth*: Opening song by Club—Itar Span¬ gled Banner. Piano Solo — Miss Matte Neisler. Reading— Ry C. Hix Recitation—Miss BeulahChampi on Music— ■Miss Matie Recitation— Miss Adi Andrews Vocal Duet, “Marie I Eve You” Miss Mamie Chanpion and Mr. R. F. Hix Cornet Solo— Dr. L. J LeSueur Ten Minutes Talk— Col Danielly Piano Solo— Miss FlornGe Bond Recitation— Miss MoneaStewart Music— Miss C<ra Jordan Talk by Prof. j. W. Denrington on ‘ The Benefits of The Clio,” Next meeting of the ' lub will be held next Friday evenfig, April, nth, at the hospitable none of Dr. J. X. Smith and his estimable wife and all are most heartily nvited to attend. NOTICE. /ate - imiiAv me I7i cMurl Will XltPJiOP*«*♦ the Thursday evening Aprl the 10 th two very interes ing and bumor , , OuS -A 1 ’imiw ft.«e ; An °» ~ e " Secret pvt-s to (he er.th.m-d , 1»- tenvV a fair example of the many funny experiences of a girl’s co!- ige life. A Freacious Pic'.de shows the amusing adventures of a romping ser of city girls O va- cation in the country, 0) feel sure that the talented and plished young ladies o 'this eiub will feel repaid for their time and trouble; when they re\lin5e theap predation of the public in seeing their halls well crowded. AdmifSion 10 and 15 cents, CARD OF THANKS. To the people of Crawford i County with regret I hereby with draw from the race for the office of Clerk of the Superior Court I h ive been contemplating for time withdrawing and have \ some said to severel parties. I app¬ reciate die kindness of tii® people of Crawford cou»»y. I have giv- en yoti the strength of mv hood. I go out l.r *kcn in health to battle for a living ih some vocation will afford roe more exercise and less mental strain I regret the necessity of this net. I the people will sympat. ue and not m , l liave *ndeavoted witb nil soul Blind nnu drength discharge uiy w hole U «y. If i failed at any po it w.. ,,f ignorance, l have :otie my be?t m every branch f ilepav*- in my oirioe wo % to I V*’ the i % de Kood »nd 1 ouett orie An: i : thunk »be p -iple of g* Kid ..Id C.inwfurd for G- 'f kimbo -• aiid uonfidence < A Ja* k «•** t t \ 1’lir' to >\ti•-».■»♦•! U lit NOW OPEN!!! THE IRON WAREHOUSE. AT ROBERTA, GA. GAHDhEHL. DEHT. WAREHOUSEMAN WILL WEIGH, STORE AND INSURE YOUR COTTON AT REASONABLE RATES. HE ASKS FOR A LIBERAL SHARE OF THE FAR¬ MERS PATRONAGE. ROBERTA POINTERS. As Reported by Our Correspondent. “I know not wimt the truth may he, l tell it to you ns hWns told to ms" Happenings Of The Week in ul Misses Florence Bond and An¬ nie Mathews honored our Office with their charming presence this afternoon. They came up to see the paper while it was being prin ted. J. $. Sahaefur and Robert E. Avera were in Atlanta Monday, relatives at latesviue. L, Miller left Monday for Bir¬ mingham, Ala, where he goes to engage i» service for :t comailtsloo house. Mr. Millet is a fine busi- „ ess mn and his friends will he M Ieorn of ht , ge tt.ng into pil6tutes . Mr. and Mrs M, IF Carnes were n Atlanta Wednesday, Thursday and Friday ‘ selecting millinery goods, Walter fi. Champion came up t hj s morning from Moultrie and j s t ] ie g ne3t 0 f bis father and fam- j| v< Rev, ,J, B, MeOehee will presell tiro Methodist Church -next Sunday night at 7-30every bo- In invited, Lts! week a check for $1000.0 from the Aetna Lite^nsurance < •*, was handed It; Mues MarV E Wright, on tiia life ut her brothei *>. M Wright, Steve took a policy in favor of his sifter n few s ago. rie had other insurance but the Aetna is the Only otie heard we go to press. The confidence in Hie Aetna and takes pleasure ill writing policies for it beeati-s it gets its check- to beneficiaries in sucli and for other ve,y va liable reasons. Col. Wllilatd BrdnW. anno,in. . fe mentasa Candida e ior General hi the Macon cireui- wi) f>i ■ found i»t the aunmiuce raent column was appointed to fill tne iinex pi red term of the la men ted Hops Polliiill whose life whs -o tmbaoily ended attar he as^uai the role of Solicitor. Col. iJrtm »on has made an acceptable tsfti- eer and with thi* recol’d be kopes ft t nre the trosiiination, 11 - I, r ot in the formed hotiv contestetl race, 1 .vp fe *u rp than he Wiil make a record tliftt will eunble h*ni tu return your uoanllied >|iou!4 {o UOm ij.-ll .1: t W w tt* « NUMBER 74 TUESDAY EVENING CLUB. One of the most enjoyable enter taifuuents of the Season was the meeting of Tub Tuesday Evknino Club, March 25th, at the elegant home of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Clark The programme was well rendered and was highly enjoyed by every one. At 10i30 delightful refresh¬ ments were served. The music by Mr. and Mrs Clarke was most highly enjoyed and ap¬ preciated. Come to the Tuesday Evening Club uml vre assure you a good time. The Club will be entertained at the lovely home of Mi. and Mrs AI. 11- Carnes. April (AfeL, •• vtV«* Song by Club- “America’* Music— Mr, and Mrs Clark Recitation— Miss Pearl Wright Music— Mrs J. N. Andrew* Vochi Solo— Mis* Leila Wright Mus»e— Mrs M.li. Carnes Recitation— Miss Lucile Lucaa Music— Mr. and Mrs A. 11. Clark Reading— Mr. R.C, LeSueur Piano SRo - Miss Eloise Harris Recitation—Miss Lucile Danielly Hoy Dent President, ‘ Mattie Met rarv, Vice President T. J. Mathews, Secretary. J. II. Jones of Senoia. Ga, ert plain the providence of the Smith f ara dy in this way. Formerly ev- er y ix>dy was named Jones but one 0 { t he Jones generation committed an offense against law, order and established euatotns, at a time so far remote in the past whereof the memory of man runneth ««t to the contrary that to avoid prosecution and ultimate conviction he fled and changed hK name to- Smith. futlur contends that M's of other members of the j outs family fell from the high estate of Jonesism and hence today tire shortage in the Jones family and tl>e sup era bundance of qeople namad Smith and cth'-r names to numerous to mention. Mr. Johes mourns over the sorrowful fate of should not be discouraged for then 4 t arjw . , leader to ciirrv t]u to theit first €9tat e. It is be lieved the Jews will be gathered back to Jerusalea, ']He BftrmsVilk News-G.izct-c or this we<ek i.i on our tlesk. Wc have just time to say before going Vo pre-s that It is the most »• hif- icsnt weekly that Comes toottr 'Un¬ eturo Sanctofbm. it has entered a dew life, Three bew 1*1 ruc-b u Wi r. -paper i4 s h«c..tle ' v! - i* «vv tow a san futile to attaoi . f * v , r-: Difi'tvti i‘i /> hit ij* ,« nr 4 .» D l * tOjeet of iU, G . i . >