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THE PEOPLE’S POPULAR PAPER AND THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF CARROLL COUNTY
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CARROLLTON,
CARROLL
COUNTY. GEORGIA. THURSDAY. DECEMBERS 1910
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ou meet every clay are dressed in Stein-Bloch Smart
lothes, either suits or overcoats? The best dressed
isiness man in this town wears a Stein Bloch business
ck salt tliai he tried on and purchased in this store.
You are not wist if you do not look into this. Mon-
• will be saved you and the fit and style of your
allies will satisfy you. Fall and winter styles in
oper weights, fiesli patterns and the best fashion of
e day are ready for you to try on. Think this
atter ouer from all of view.
Knox *id
Stetson Hats
Stacy Adams and
Walk-Over Shoes,
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TURKEYS TURKEYS
Take our advice andsel! your Turkeys now. December
loth is the time to sell Turkeys if you want the most money
out of them. Don’t wait until everybody is trying to sell,
for that gluts the market and makes the price go down. We
base our knowledge ou ten years experience in the produce
business.
W. !). BASS <Sz SON
The Beilliarz Entertainers
The program consists of Imperson
ations, Monologue, Duologues, Read
ing and Instrumental and Vocal
Mu&ic. A Gibson Mandolin, Guiter,
Euphomuim, Violoncello and other
standard and novelty instruments
are used. This unusual program
gains the attention of the audience
with the opening number and holds
it with increasing interest until the
climax is reached, at the very close,
when the people are dismissed with
lighter hearts and smiling faces.
School Auditorium, Wednesday
Dec. 14th, 1910. At 8 p in.
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank the people of
the community of Salem for the
kindness shown us during the sick
ness of our daughter, Mrs. M. E.
Copelandl
J. W. Marlow and family.
Lost
One auto cushion, pair of pipe
cutters and a Stilson wrench, be
tween Carrollton and Bowdon on the
upper Bowdon road. Finder return
to the Carrollton Transfer Co. and
recieve reward.
^ Gold Handle Undrellas, Mesh Bags
pt, Vanity Lockets, Traveling cases,
‘•pins, Sets, at Hamrick’s.
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Remember ‘ Hamrick’s” for your
gifts. The right goods—the right
prices—for immediate selection.
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First National Bank Building
Phone No. io5
HE NEVER FAILS
TO VISIT THOSE
WITH MONEY
IN THE
BANK
Copyright 1909, by C. E. Zimmerman C0.--N0. SO
This is the time when the pinch of poverty is felt as at no
other time of the year. You should not envy those with money
in the Bank for you can have a bank account if you will only
save. There is a time coming in every life as this season comes
every year when you will have joy in your life if you have saved,
and sorrow if you have not.
PEOPLES BANK
CAPITAL STOCK $60,000
J. R. ADAMSON, Puesident. JNO. M. JACKSON, Vice-Pres.
G. C. COOK. Cashier.
EVERY FARMER
As well as every business man should have a
bank account. WHY?
Your money is safer in the bank than anywhere
else.
Paying your bills by check is the simplest and
most convienient method. .
Your check becomes a voucher for the debt pays.
It gives you a better standing with business men.
Money in the Bank strengthens your credit.
To Those Desiring Banking Connections With An
Old Established Bank, We Extend Our Service.
We carry sufficient burglary insurance to cover
all cash on hand.
Carrollton flank
Carrollton, Ga.
, IB. IBYIBCrX’IKlIIfcT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Call and See About Borrowing Money.
Loans Made on farms and’City House andLots.
Will be out next week
And all who’d|a smile seek;
. Will be glad to spend a few cents
To know what '‘Smiles”said about
the “Gents.”
It has you written up—and its up
tojyou, prove it isn’t so.The author
evidently believes peoples reputation
are like umbrellas—public property.
Will be out on time next week
on sale Thursday, Friday, and Sat
urday—and at Holt’s Drug Store,
Horton’s Book Store, and “Ham
rick’s.” Price 25 cents—add if you
like it the second copy 50 cents.
Now Smile.
Last Saturday Mr. Bob Jones, of
Whitesburg, shot and seriously
wounded a negro man who has since
died. The shooting was in self de
fence as the negro had made threats
and was advancing on Mr. Jones
with a gun.
Resolutions Passed
At Mass Meeting
Carrollton, Ga., Dec., 7, 1910
Tuesday at noon Hon. Jas. Beall
adjourned City Court and a mass
meeting was called. Hon. J. M.
Moore, of Villa Rica, was elected
chairman; J. 0. Newell, Secretary.
Hon, W. J. Millican in an im
pressive way stated the object of
the meeting and praised the Hon.
W. A. Garrett, Sheriff, for his effi
cient work as sheriff of our county.
Nearly five hundred people were
present and when the following
resolutions were introduced the
same were unanimously adopted.
There were present about one hun
dred negroes, and each and every
one voted for the adoption of the
resolutions.
Georgia, Carroll County.
Whereas, it has become necessary
for the Hon. W. A. Garrett. Sheriff
of said county, io shoot and kill a
negro, one Tom McKeever, in the
discharge of his, th . said sheriff’s
official duty as well as is the defense
of his person and life, and
Whereas, the people of Carroll
county recognizing it as important
that the white race should be su
preme in enforcing the laws of the
State and in providing and protect
ing society of the State, and
Whereas, we, the citizens of Car-
roll county in mass meeting as
sembled sympathize with the said
W. A. Garrett in having been so un
fortunate in having to take a hu
man life, |
Whereas, be it resolved thai we,'
the citizens of Carroll county, in 1
mass meeting assembled, approve
the acts of our Sheriff, and commend
him in the fearless discharge of
of duty, we hereby pledge him our
earnest support and co-operation
assuring, him in the same that their
unshaken confidence in him justi
fies them completely in extending
him this sympathy, aid and coopera
tion.
R’s-lvcd further, that a copy of
theie rcscliTtons be precepted to the
sail W. A. Garwit, Sheiiii, q.i i that
copbs be fumlabed tu ull tha 1 x-al
pa >trs vAtfi the fe jucst that n ime
be published in each.
‘Smiles.’
SERVICE
We make it a point that every business transaction
with our patrons shall be satisfactory. We want each to
feel that they are fiee to come to us in all matters where
our experience and advice will be of value and assistance.
When we speak of the “Service” rendered to customers
we mean the best service,--all that you reasonably expect
from your bank. Our service includes a hundred and one
little details, all of which go to make of our patrons, Satis
fied customers.
If you have had no business with this bank, we feel
confident you will appreciate the service we can render.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
CARROLLTON.
Capital $100,000.00
surplus $100,000.00
A BANK STORY
“Well, here is another bill. I [want no
Mr Jones: Brown, I want that $5.00 I loaned you at
the show in Septembsr.”
Mr Brown; “Jones, I handed you a five—dollar bill
about October the first.”
Mr Jones: “I find no record of it, and I no not believe
you paid it.”
Mr Brown:
dispute.”
LATER
Mr Brown; I have come to collect $10.00 for the "over
coat you bought in my store in October.”
Mr Jones: “I gave you my check on The Citizens
Bank. Carrollton, Ga., for that on November first.”
Referring to his vouchers, Jones produces the paid check
Mr Brown: “Well, Jones you pay your bills once, I
pay mine two or three times. The difference is that you
keep a bank account.
MORAL: Pay your bills with checks on Citizens Bank
Georgian's Poultry Show
The Atlanta Georgian’s great
Poultry Show which will be held
for the benefit of the Georgia Poultry
Association in the Auditoriun
Armory, Atlanta, Ga., Jan. 9-15,
1911, will be one of the largest ever
held and the money prizes offered
are as large as any ever offered
in any show in the United States.
Our people here in Carroll County
are becoming more interested than
ever in the breeding of thorough
bred poultry and are recognizing
the necessity of more and better
poultry, and doubtles many of them
. will attend this show, even if they
don't exhibit there.
f The Georgian is to be commended
I for devoting so much of its space
to working up this show, and we
sincerely hope it will be a grand
success,
Anyone interested in the Show,
its ! exhibits, or premiums should
address C. 0. Harwell, Secretary,
113 N. Pryor St., Atlanta. Ga.
Camp-Bickford
Again one of Carrollton’s finest
young ladies has been captur
ed by a manly Atlantan, Mr, Henry
E. Bickford and Miss Mary Brown
Camp were quietly married at 10:30
o’clock last Sunday morning at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sims
on Rome St, Rev. W, E. Dozier
performing the ceremony.
The Free Press extends to them
its heartiest congratulations,
Christmas Smiles.
