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THE PEOPLE’S PC PULAR PAPER AND THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF CARROLL COUNTY
CARROLLTON. CARROLL COUNTY. GEORGIA. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 2 1911
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from others and is out
of harmony with all mankind, cannot command
the sympathy and h dp of influential men or of tire
bank, and rarely succeeds. The bank cannot help
the man who fears and shuns it.
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Bring your deposits Co this bank, bring your
self under its influence so it may find you worthy,
and you may command its help to the limits that
prudence and good banking justify.
The man who can command favorable influ
ences will succeed, even with limited capital.
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This bank has ample facilities to care for your
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of Carrollton, Ga.
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New Officers Presbyterian
Sunday School
The following have been elected
as officers in the Presbyterian Sun
day school for the next twelve
months:
L. C. Mandeville, Sr., superinten
dent.
S. Holderness, associate superin
tendent.
Harry Kingsbery, secretary-tieas-
urer.
J. R. Dozier, precenter and assist
ant secretary.
Miss Mayne Archer, organist.
Misses Rachel Brock and Eunice
Dozier, assistant organists.
Miss Margaret Simonton, librarian,
i The 1 o new officers will be inducted
1 into office nc.'U Sunday at 11 o’clock
j a. in. At which time also Sabbath
School Day will he observed with
j appropriate services.
De^jth
of Miss Willie Hamrick
The many friends of Miss Willie
Hamrick were pained to learn of
her death which occurred in Salcon,
’N. C., where she was in college, last
Sunday morning.
She had many friends and loved
ones here where she formerly lived.
She is survived by her mother
and one brother and number of
other relatives and friends to mourn
her untimely death.
The remains were brought here
on Monday and interment took
place in the city cemetery, the fun
eral being conducted by Rev. A. G.
Canada, of Dunn, N. C.
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New Accounts Every Day
It is surprising, even to us, to note the
new business which comes to
us daily, proving
Fir t. That our efforts to please are appreciated.
Second. Th-it we have the confidence of the people. »
IB. F.BOTKIN
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Call and See About Borrowing Money.
Loans Made on Farms and City House and Lot.
One Store Room For Rent at Maple Street Crossing
DESIGNED BY
Becro. Michael 6 Son
NEW YORK
A Bit of Swagger
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is what the “young ones’’ dote on. Shoulders
squared, chest forward, chin in the air, head high
—that’s the spirit of the day.
Our clothes are pre-emiuently for the youth
of to-day.
They lend that trim, well-set*up air, which
denotes the “thoroughbred,”
Our clothes make the mediocre figure look
manly, and the manly figure look manlier.
The amazing thing about them is how such
thoroughly good clothes can be sold at such mod
erate prices. We do it, though.
Made especially for ‘ grown-UDfe” and “nearly
grown-ups.”
$5.00 to $15.00
Third That the masses think well of us.
Fourth. That our location is convenient.
Notice, Executive Committee
You are hereby requested to meet |
at the court house in Carrollton at |
10 o’clock, Saturday morning, No
vember 11th, for the purpose of
taking such action as may be neces
sary to hold a primrny election for
governor and commissioner of com
merce and labor on December 7th.
y Respectfully,
W. 0. Perry, Ch’m.
G. A. Hogan, Sec.
Pope Brown to Speak Here
There will be a big Pope Brown
Rally at the court house in Carroll
ton on Saturday, November lltli at
12:30 o’clock, when the Hons. J.
Pope Brown and Hooper Alexander
will address the voters of this and
surrounding counties in the interest
of Hon. Pope Brown's candidacy for
governor.
Primary December 7th
December 7th is the date fixed by
the state democratic executive com
mittee at its last meeting for the
holding of the primary for the
nomination of a candidate for gov
ernor and one for commissioner of
commerce and labor. The commit
tee did not call a convention, but
will itself declare the nominations.
The committee also declined to pro
vide a method for naming delegates
to the national democratic conven
tion next year, postponing that mat
ter until the next meeting of the
state committee, which will be held
on December 12th, at which time
the result of the primary will be de
clared.
The committee decided that the
candidate for governor, and for com
missioner of commerce and labor
carrying a county shall receive the
entire vote of that county, that is
to say, two votes for each represen
tative such county has in the lower
house of the general assembly of
the state.
The effort to have the liquor ques
tion submitted to a vote of the peo
ple in the coming primary was de
feated by a decisive vote.
Masons of Grand Lodge Elected
The grand lodge of Masons elected
officers for the ensuing year this
morning. The election resulted as
follows: Geo. M. Napier, was re
elected grand master. Robert L.
Dollding, of Savannah, was re-elected
deputy grand master. W. H. Bal
lard was elected senior grand warden.
F. 0. Miller, junior grand warden.
James Rushin, grand treasurer. W.
A. Wollhin, grand secretary. The
other officers will be appointed by
Grand Master Napier.
i J. T. Bradley, President C. H Stewart, V. Pres.
H. N. Spence, Cashier,
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Thirty three years ago we started
to sell only good goods. We keep
it up. Fitts’ Drug Store.
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Visit Fire Department
Foreman James S. Dempsey in
vites all the citizens of this city to
visit the Fire Department and see
how their property is cared for, any
suggestions for the improvement of
the department will be appreciated.
Mr. Dempsey is a stranger in our
city, having recently been elected to
this position by thecouncil and will
be pleased to have you call to in
spect station and apparatus, and to
get acquainted.
J5. NOW is the time to plant Cab-
bage and Onions. We have the
Oniprs and are expecting a ship
ment of Cabbage plants Friday.
How many? J. R Holt Drug Co.
W E HAVE A COTTON MANUAL that does
all of your figuring and if you will
call at the bank we will be glad to
give you one.
We pay interest on time deposits.
We will be glad to have your account and
will always try to accommodate you in your
wants.
THE PEOPLES BANK
CARROLLTON, GA.
CAPITAL $60,000 SURPLUS $6,000
J. R. Adamson, Pres, Jno M. Jackson,V-Pies
G. C. Cook, Cashier.
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Notice
The Right Rev. C. K. Nelson,
Bishop of Atlanta, will preach Sun
day 5th inst, at 11 o’clock, a. m., at
the Episcopal church.
Fire in Atlanta Retail District
A fire, which started in the furni
ture store of Oscar Barnes Company,
in the center of the retail district,
caused damage estimated at be
tween $100,000 and $150,000 to
night, Nov. 2. The origin of the fire
is unknown. Two adjoining build
ings were damaged by fire and wa
ter. R. H. Anderson, a fireman, had
three ribs broken while fighting the
flames.
MONEY TO LOAN!
$250,000
I have made arrangements for
$250,000 to loan out in Carroll county
this fali on first-class improved
farm land, repayable in five annual
installments. Write or come to see
Tailored Suits
and Cloaks
For Women and Misses
Our Suits are neatly tail
ored by expert Tailors,
with right lines and trim
med correctly and taste ^
fully. Our Suits are just
right for fall and winter.
In materials we advise
fancy mixed suitiugs,
Worsted, Serge, and
Br icfJth.
Prices Range From $5
To $30
Ladies !and Misses Cloaks
Most of the Goats this season are plain with very
little trimming. Most of them are semi-fitting,
Shxwl collars and plain coat collars. Manish effect in
sleeves. The materials are Caracals, Plushes, Serges
and fancy mixtures. See our special values.
Prices from $1.50 to $30.00
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