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THE GRADY •5 nr. OFFICIAL OH GAN OF GRAUY COUNTV. COUNTY, GEORGIA. FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1915. CAIRO, GRADY L. Oliver’s Son Grady County’s Largest Store ] M .McNair The rPauJar July term of the verdict fouhe City Court of Cairo convened 1 promptly at 10:30 o’clock last f Monday morning with His Hon- s * H- Suah vs W. II, yan * or, Judge W. J. Willie, presiding **"■ I0, ‘ .fuugei. motion tor new. and Solicitor Ira Carlisle luokijfig tr * a1, t alter the prosecution and 1 K Thomaijyille Iron N\ 01 km vs 1* McNair and Sheriff Carr bolting & 'll Ry.ylien lorelosure. verdict atlor tneir lesptcuvfcduiies. . for pLim'vff. Al any cases were disposed of' The cuilj-i took a recess from this week but on account of so 12 noon lijil ill :30 o’clock. Mo tty of the law,, ers navmg to M. S. and C. I. Guilford vs.\|. u-ttve to attend hearings tu lliej A. Berk n|. a^l G. li. Turner, Supicnie couil, and tor ottierj bail, Hovel:, mistrial, reason,', Judge VVtide aojoUrnco j appearance docket was tii- coutt Vaesda/ ultern .o.i Uiifn ken up bylJudge W illie on Tliurs- tiie second Monday in Octoodr. Ijjay apd some 16 or 20-cases clis- This is a week tieu.ro the regiiiur' p0 sed of yvithout trial by jurv.. , October term ami ills me,I udgels l . " purpose to clear me docket tiiuti. tthigham City Court 3he following citizens served Adjourned Over, on me jury this week: •> : — A. B. Moblev, J. H. Mitchell. . ’ The-lOiulai-July larinotfth.: City W. C. Thomason, J. F. VVilliams, Court of Whigham ®n- L. Mi Brinson-. R. IQ. Wilson, T. vwwmfxt Monday as •fireb-jniwmnij.- B, Cowell, J. G. edV.liitviiig been iiilj.iurnml by Judge O' E. S.ringer. J. M. Willie oh account .of iliVunusual CASH Higdon-Herring Company, “MERCHANDISE OF QUALITY” L. Cannon, 1 Mckown Sasser, J. R. King, sr.. A. S. heiit. Mayo, W. H. Gainey. T. II. Wil- The artier adjoururng : .cmut by liarns, E. N. Whigham, Geo. E. Judge Willie is us follows: Prince, sr., Elias Harrell, 0. A. “ph account of the : unusual heat McElvey, D. T. Robbins, B. A. All<1 the closeness of the cotirt room Alderman, F. F. Key, P.H.Ward a t Wliigh^m, it is ordered that the and E. L. Jordan. .. July term.; 1916, of tlie. City Court Below we publish full proceed- of Whblnfru, said county, lie ad* ings of the court: • jOi.riied ovpr. City Court of v Cairo met at its All parties, witnesses,".-jurors and regular term at 10 o’clock a. m, others interested will not loroquir July 19th 1915 • 3 ed to :utend said court’on. the fourth ' All jurors answered to their Mmiday ohhis montl, names except the following who f Wunesa 7 .ny hand,- ih.is 20.1, day were excused for cause: 0 u - v ' V y j Messrs: TV M. \, higham, D T. JuJ city Court ... WhUiaW Robbirts, E. L Jordan and A. .-:J . . Mayo. ,[ Col. H. Qv Bell,'of B.alnhridgc, ’The following were caught, up! was here last week. Tie has re;, anl. worn to act 'or the term in cei tly located at Bainbfidge'and place of ihuSe ,-x u»e.L C. Han- j. cock, J. T. Lufkin*. J W. Mer-; riti, jr„ aihi .l, H. J.-ffi hb, j E G Hai-ifc-l utiii.<'V. H, Hud-! son were lims.-n mid sw,.iii is oail ffs lon the term Tile criminal docket was heie tiken up and the folio,vius cases disposed of: State vs T io ; d Williams, two cases, shooting pistol on public highway, 10 months or 860 and costs; carrying pistol without li cense, '6 months or $50 and costs- .State vs Ed Wright, larceny from the house, guilty,10months or $50 and costs. State vs Wartus Tucker, public drunkedness, guilty, 8 months or $26 and costs. Court took a recess from noon until 1 30 p. m. State vs Anna Henderson, lar ceny from the hous.', guilty, six months on state farm or $50 and costa. Skands Turpentine Corp. Co. vs. G. F. Lodge and J. W. Lane, suit on note, judgment for plain tiff of $2314 87. State vs Walter Raegans, vio lating game law, found not guli- Millinery 1-4 Off £very Hat Marked in Plain Figures, Men’s Knox Straw Hats Reduced $1 90 Values, $3.00, $3,30 and $4,00. The miiny friends of Mr. Jno. L. Poiiilc will regret to learn,that he suffered f rom a stroke of pa ralysis in his right arm 1 ist Sat urday. lie is doing nicely now and it is thought he will be at'.e to be out in a few days. Among the out of town law yers'that ’ attended City Court here this week were Messrs, R. R. Terrell and S.-P. Cain, of Whigham, Jno, R. Wilson, W. V. Custer, II. B. Spooner and Judge Harrell, of Cambridge and Roscoe Luke, of Thomas- ville. J. L. Oliver’s Son Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Lawson spent Sunday at Dothan, Ala., with friends. Subscribe for Hie official off'' Hat! Marrow Escape Fi$n Serious Injury. Residsuce Destroyed By Fire Early Last Friday, Wakes Up The Liver. On Saturday. July 24 as an inducement for you to spend your where it will money get you the most, I will; sell as follows: Good Steak , 10c pound Best Steak 1 2 1 -2c lb . Best Roast 12 1 -2c lb Stew Meals 7 to 8c lb Mr, Aichie Adams, one of our. most energetic farmers, was, perhaps, the first to bringin an open boll of cotton this- season. Mr.'Adams lives on the Copeland place about five miles east of Cairo. He was.here Monday and informed us that he -had only seven or eight acres in cotton this yeur but that he expected to" gej five or more bales from this acreage this season, .’ . Several from here went on the excursion to Jacksonville and I Tampa last Tuesday. he above prices are the CASH ONLY, contain.) ( The little aluminum measur- ■ ing cup that comes with the bot tle is always at hand, clean and sanitary, for getting exactly the right amount. All these Penslar Remedies (more than-JOG of them) are worthy of your full confidence. Remember the name—Penslar— and tell us your needs. We'll help you select the right remedy. A twenty-five cent bottle of Penslar Liver Saline ,vill convin- . ce and please you. ‘ THE GRADY PHAFMACY, The Penslar Store. Give us a trial and you will be convinced that we know our business. We offer you an absolutely safe place to deposit your Money. ■ White Star Market, Better Meats, Better Prices, Better Service. M. A. Perkins, Prop. Citizens Bank,Cairo, Ga W. S; Wight, Pres. W. H. Searcy, V. Pres, and Cashier H. G. Cannon, V. Pres'