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r.VTV OFFICERS.
i> s Uceth. Tax Collector.
,jiu F. Howa r< j. Tax Receiver.
Ill F. Parker. Treasurer.
A. J stamUand. surveyor.
, ia i:les Candy. Coroner
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Ctt\> EHrector$.
Mayor-R. h. Van Landinglmm,
Mayor Pro-tem — K. Powell.
linen _W. A. Walker. K. P. Wight. K.
0 > unci and John L. Poulk.
Powell, C. K. Maulden
Clerk and Treasurer— .hum L. Poulk.
Marshal—R.L. Nicholson.
Night Policemen —D. A. Brinson,
in gh SCHOOL.
Board of Ti ns b. wight.Chairman
W.B Roddenliery. Secretary ; K. Powell. Trea»
W. 8. Wight. L. F. Powell. L B. Powel
u rer : J. L. Poulk.
Ur. W a. Walker. W. G. B tggett,
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(Bburcb ©irectory.
Methodist Ohckch—R ev. L. W. Colson,
.P'S tor. Services at 11a. in. and 7:30 p- in •
Sabbath school at i0.
irdlftlly invited to attend.
K worth League every Tuesday evening at
B.W'TIST Olli aCH —Rev. T. A. White, pastor
Services at 11 a. m. and >0 p. ill. Sabbath
school at 8:80. attend.
The public are cordially invited to
B. Y.P.F. every Wednesday evening at 7 p.m
Srbsbytkbias Oh ccan-Rev.W.D.Stimi«»n•
pastor. Services every 4tii Sunday.
Secret Societies.
MA80N8— Meet every 2nd Friday night in
Powell buildiilg. Broad St.
Ksights of Pythias—R. L. Van Land ing
li tni, 0. 0., R. W. Pierce. K. oi R. and S. Meet
ing every l.-t and 3rd Monday night.
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The first game of base ball of
the season was -played, at
school house Friday
School vs. Town. The result
the game was easy sailing fo>
the school boys by a score
16 to 7. Special features of
game was the heavy batting
Prof Kellam, and
by J Roddenberv.
He kept up in the Race,
James S. Barron,
Manchester Cotton M ills,
Hill, S. C., writes ;
“In 1888 1 pa nted my
with L. & M. It looks better
a great many houses
three years ago.
Don’t pay # 1.50 a gallon
linseed oil, which you do m
tor-use paint. barrel
Buy all fresh from the
60 cents per gallon, and mix
with Longman Martinez L.
M. Paint.
It makes paint cost about $ 1 . 2
per gallon. ami like gold.
Wears covers
Every Church given a
q uint t v when bought
Wight & nrmvne A
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We take the following
from tlw Louisiana
crat. Mr. Moore was a
citizen of Cairo, and his ho-t
friends here will be glad to
that he is doing well in his
home;
Lake Charles, Marcl
Lake Charles Turpentine
pany t< day filed a deed
their still and plant at
Bluff, together with leases
4500 acres of land, to Thomas
I- oore of Thomas count v, (la.,
l,000cash.
You can get baker's bread
the Cairo Grocery Store any
as they receive fresh
every Tuesday and Friday.
MR. L C. lit
Blfilfit GEORGIR.
It was our intention last week
i to call the attention of the
j many readers of the Messenger
to the large and handsomely
J | displayed C. Toole advertisement which appeared of Mr. in
! L.
this and also last weeks Mess
! eager, but the advertisement is
of such magnitude that it was
1 us eless to do so, besides the best
I find mercantile
way to out a
j firm is to deal with them, buy and
; our word for it, if you your
! spring suit of clothing, hat, or
anything kept in stock, of Mr.
Toole, vou will be convinced
that for good goods and polite
| treatment, you can not do
j ( ter than to trade with Mr. L. C.
, Poole when in need of anything
in his line.
The Very Best Remedy for Bow -
el Troubles===No Family Can
Afford To Be Without It:
“I regard Chamberlain’s Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as
one of the very best remedies for
bowel troubles,” snvs Mr. j. w.
Hanlon, editor of the Dispatch,
jOciila, statement Georgia. after having “I make used this the
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medicine in mv family for several
years. I am never withot it.”
! .so family can afford to be* with
out a bottle of this remedy in the
| [ 1( ,use. It is certain to be needed
so mer or later. For sale by Wight
Browne.
A prominent citizen of Lime
sink district, Decatur county,
was in towu Monday. He re
ports that the new road law is
j j causing ^reat dissatisfaction
and working hardships on the
citizens of the county, He says
that the gangs who are working
the roads with the high priced
machines and ii lies have gotten
but a few miles beyond the COl
porate limits of the city of Bain
bridge. He also states that the
road gangs seems to do as they
please. If they want to widen
or straighten a road they ask
nobody about it, but just go
ahead and have the hnd own
ers to move their fence back
the machine can o° ahead.
, this p . Honorable , ,
citizen recited
one instance where the road
gang went right through
middle of a man’s
(which was up and
I nicely) in order to straighten
| place in the road.
I Rheumatic Pains Quickly
lieved.
The excruciating pains
teristic of rheumatism and
ica are quickly relieved by Bauii
ing Chamberlain’s- Pain
The great pain relieving power
the liniment has been the
and delight of thousands of
ferers. The quick relief
pain which it affords is
worth many times* its cost,
sale by Wight & Browne.
u Learn a Lesson," and at
same time read the many bar
gains set before the citizens
Cairo and Thomas countv
. -
week . the advertisement ,
m
Mr. C. R. Poole of
which appears in today’s Mess
enger.
WANTED—All the Hides, Furs,
low. Wax, Wool, also all the old
Copper and Rubber in Ga., Ala. and
Highest cash prices paid for same.
particulars Watkins address,
J. W. & Co. 230 ancl 232
Jackson St., Thomasville, Ga.
Mi. William Pippins one
our substantial farmers
near Cairo was in town
Saturday. He reports
carried a load of nicely
home-raised bacon to
ville several days ago. The
of bacon weighed about
hundred pounds, and he
find no sale for it in
ville. He hauled it back
and says he will market his
dtice in Cairo hereafter, as
has clone for several years
Mr. Pippins saws that Cairo
Grady county are good
£ol hill),
Especial attention is
to the new millinery
ment of Mrs. A.R. Oliver
appears on another page of
Messenger this week
i I I’m losing my religion
An’ every golden rule,
An all because I’m plowin’
Of the everlastin’ mule!"
SECURE YOUR TICKETS
TO THE DEACON TONIGHT
A pupil in one of tire New
Yoik public schools was asked
to write a sentence containing
the words bitter end." He
turned in the following; •‘A
dog chased a cat and bitter
end."
Frightful Suffering Relieved.
Suffering frightfully from the
virulent poisons of
food, C. G. Grnvson. of Lula,
Miss., took I)r. King’s New Life
: Pills, “with the result” he writes,
! ‘ that 1 was cured.” All stomach
and bowel disorders give way to
their tonic, laxative properties.
j _ 5 c at Wight & Browne s drug
j store, guaranteed.
j fhe man at work is not much
o; a kicker; he has too much to
do. It is tne man who is look
ing on that can tell him exactly
how the job should be done.—
Tifton Gazette.
Editor Herring is right, for
there are some people who are
j blooming idiots enough to think
they knov- exactly how to run a
newspaper.
Last Hope Vanished.
When leading physicians said
that W. M. Smithart, of Pexin,
la., had incurable consumption,
his last hope vanished; but Dr.
King’s New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds, kept
him out of his grave. Lie says;
“This great specific completely
cured me, and saved my life
Since then. I have used it for
over 10 years, and consider it a
marvelous throat and lung cure. 1 ?
Strici Jy scientific cu r e for coughs,
sore throats or colds; sure pre
ventive of pneumonia. Guaran
teed, 50 c and * 1 00 bottles at
Wight & Browne’s drug store.
Trial bottle free.
The growlers are always busy.
The winters are brief, but, then,
' litre the hot weather,
conies
: and gives them another good
I excuse.—F. L. S.
; j Cheated Death.
\ Kidney trouble often ends fa
! tally, but bv choosing the right
| i medicine, E. H. Wolfe, of Bear
Grove, Iowa, cheated death. He
< “Two I had Kid
says; years ago
lW y Trouble, which caused me
great pain,.suffering and anxiety,
; but 1 took Electric Bitters, which
, effected a complete cure. I have
also found them of great benefit
| n general debility and nerve
! trouble, and keep them constant
: ly on hand, since, as*l find the\
; have no equal.” Wight & Browne.
1 druggist, guarantees them at 50 c.
Are you beneficial to the town
or community you live in? Il
you are not, how many do you
suppose admire you?—-Hazle
hurst News.
A Daredevil Ride
often ends in a sad accident. To
1 leal accidental injuries, use Buck
t
leu ' Arnica Salve. “A deep
s
: wound in my foot, from an acci
dent,” writes Theodore Sehuele,
I of Columbus. 0., “caused me
S™' pam. Physicians were help
less - 1)Ut ' 8 Arm<:a Salve
G u tekly henled it. 1 > Soothes and
| heals burns like magic. 2oe at
Wight & Browne, druggists.
Produce Market.
(Corrected Weekly By Wight Bros.)
Cotton 7 f to 7
Syrup (In bbls)
Corn .. . (Shelled).per bu
! Corn . .. (In ear) t i “f 5
J Meal.. . i i
, I Peas . . . .. (yellow) per bu
Peas.... .. (White “ i t
Meat...
Hams.. i i a 1
Lard ... i i U
Chickens.. .(Growa) 30 and
Chickens (Spring Fryers) 20 to
Egg s Per doz 1
Tax Receiver’s Notice.
FIRST ROUND.
1 will heat the following places on
! dates named:
I Merrillville, April 10, 7 to 11 a m
Patten (Wavs).April j
i 11, 1 104 pm
Bostrn, April 12, 8 a m to 4 p m
Glasgow, Metcalfe, April April 13, 8 am to 12 m
14, 8 a m to 2 p m
Duncanville, April 15, 9 to 3 p m
Cairo, April 24, 8 a 111 to 4 p m
Abridge, April 25, 7 a m to 11 a m
} Spence, April 25, 1 p 111 to 4 p m
Meigs, Ochloceknee, April 26, 8 a m to 3 p m
Park, April 27, 8 a m 4 p HI
Pine April 28, 8 a in to 2 p m
I will have with me a book as
by law for people to register their
1 on which hunting is forbidden.
GEO. W. HOWARD, T RTC
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Cairo, Georgia. 1 >
Strayed.
Saturday night, March 25th strayed
from mv place 4 miles southeast of Whig
ham one solid bay mare colt 2 1-2 years
old. Any one giving informatics lead
ing to her recovery will be rewarded and
oblige VLAYTON ULMER,
Cairo, Georgia.
The Standard Guaranty tv Trust Com
pany furnishes a medium through which
laying you are enabled to secure a home, by
aside a small portion paying of your for
earnings each month, monthly thus
the home in small payments.
R B Russell, Attorney, is the Cairo
representative.
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seasoned stove wood. See
F. G. Sutton
or
D. L. Williams.
A SQUARE MEAL
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