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About The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1907)
Si Y C I A, Isydiu, bettor known as “Cross Ruuas,’ is one oi Uie must pro gressive little burg ns m Htmiw county, and ihe ciuienry is made tip oi ill st ciuss uni tonal. Tiie\ ciecieu u now sciioui umilling m iiouus iiiul is a credit to an * comm unity, and vui compare ta- Voraoiy tuu tne uest in tne Coun ty. Tile iirst school that has been taught in tne no a OuiitUng \\ u a taugnt uy iVnss hthei rim, ui r i r . in ton, uiitior the most ta Volatile ttuspices. lucre are other improvements in and around rsyuia. rur. w u. Carmichael has. within the lust year, added some improvements to his residence, and it now presents a handsome appearance, jntso Air. Leoun Carmicnael now has a new residence in course ot construction in the “surbarbs ’ oi iNyuia, and when completed will be one of me handsomest residences this side el McDonougii. idr. V* . ii. Rowan has added some improvenmms to his earn re cently, and has aise added some improvements to the residence now occupied by Air. ooe ilaoo. Air. Will ha bn, bus purchased a new gasoline engine and pea bnlior recently, and is now prepared to thresh your peas on sliurt notice. It is generuly conceded that the cotton crop will be short, but my prediction is that the Wall street gamblers will get the bulk ot this crop at eleven cents per pound, or perhaps less, but I uelieve those who hold oil to their cotton tor live or six months will get lifteen cents, strictly. “!3o mote it be.” Last Wednesday afternoon, as the evening shades were approach ing and the shadows lengthening and old Sol was wedding his way through space toward the western horizon, ye pencil pusher was moving out west, and at a more rapid rate than was pleasant or conducive to health or happiness. It was tins way : i had unleaded a bale of cotton at the Union ware house and had left my team on the square/in front of Mr. Ingram's store. I had dropped the inside trace of each mule and locked tile wagon. I left them for a few mo ments, then returned, hitched the traces, unlocked the wagon and started homeward. All went-well as a marriage bell until we crossed the square and started down grade. Then it was I discovered that the ring on the breast tree was off the wagon tongue. Weil, when the wagon ran on the mules, they pro ceeded to leave for parts unknown and from all appearances they were leading a life of recklessness, go ing the downward road io destruc tion as fast as the wheels of time and wagon could roll, but to make the matter worse, they seemed de termined to carry me with them. They ran far as they pleased and then bumped the wagon against a, cedar tree and that unsettled me. Kind hands tenderly rescued the fallen and set him on his way— more slowly, please ! Farm For Oer-t. Three-horse farm, five roo in dwelling, out-buildings, tenant houses, good water, convenient to school, four and half miles from McDonough, near Turner church. For particulars apply to Airs. Anna Weaver, tf McDonough, Ga. fe The Kidneys Are Weakened by Bier-Work. Unhealthy Sidneys Make Impure Blood. It used to be considered that only urinary and bladder troubles were to be stalls ppf Therefore, when yourkitlneysare weak or out of order, you can understand now quickly your entire body is affected and bow every organ seems to fail to do its If you are sick or “ feel badly,” begin taking the great kidney reined}, Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, because as soon as vour kidneys are well they will help all'the other organs to health. A trial will convince anyone. 1 f vou are sick you can make no mis take' by first doctoring vour kidneys. The mild and the extraordinary efiect of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidnev remedy, is soon realizec. stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases, amms sola on its merits by all druggists ill fifty-cent i|s| and one-dollar size bottles. You may have a sample bottle Home of Swarop-Root. by mail free, also a pamphlet telling you how to find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. Mention this paper when writing to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing* b amt on, N Y. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root, and the ad dress, Binghamton, N. Y., on every bottle. traced to the kidneys, but now modern science proves tliat nearly all diseases have their beginning in the disorder of these most important organs. The kidneys filter and purify the blood — that is their work. LIST OF JURORS For Henry Superior Court October Term, 1907. grand jury. • 1 H. M. Tolleson 2 ft. \v . Dickerson •1 N. A. Glass 4 W. A. Amnions 5 O. J. Bowen (5 Tad Goodman 7 J. G. Harris 8 A. H. Swann « W. G. Bra nan 10 C. W. South 11 G. W. Morris 13 E. R. Moore 10 C. E. Smith 14 J. P. Glass 15 W, H. Bailey 16 W. I* Parr 17 S. P. Crowell 18 H. A. Turner Jy G. B. Childs 30 C. T. Elliott 31 W. E. Owen 33 W. B. Harvey 23 B. J. Branan 34 T. A. Sloan 35 Rhae Brown 20 I. 11. Everitt 27 J. H. Patterson 28 J. 11. Stroud 20 W. R. Whitaker 30 • Vv . L. Glass 31 ,T. H. Elliott PETIT J U RY —FIRST WEE K. 1 Reuben Edalgo 3 3 S Elkins 3 P W Pull in 4 W L Lewis 5 W T Spinks 6 J T Scarbrough 7 W J Pendley 8 E M Scarbrough 9 J B South 10 W P Wail 11 John McDonal 13 John -Moseley 13 Lon Patterson 14 W F Hand 15 Jack Turner ltl J F Dupree 17 A R Laney 18 EC Peek 19 Coe Bond 30 B B Carmichael 21 .1 T Sowell 22 3 G Spravberry 23 .T B Dickson 24 SC Harper 35 E L Wright 20 H H Greer 27 J M Rivers 28 J F M Fields 29 L L Phillips 30 W D Tarpley 31 W W Gibson 22 G W Riley 33 A B Dailey 34 L R Ricks 35 U R Hinton 38 S G Bry ans Petit jury—second week. 1 F D Patterson 2 H G Fields 3 .1 M Ingram 4 J W Branan 5 H T Hunt 6 R H Fisher 7 N H Foster 8 W G Copeland 9 A N Brown 10 W M Patterson 11 PC Shaw 12 J O Kimbe.ll 33 ,T W Bailey 14 J C Howell 15 G G LeGuinn 18 W T Greer 17 II J Copeland 18 A H Price 3 9 M H Turnipseed 20 S B -Moss 21 H B Carmichael 22 R R Askew 23 N B Cowan 2 3 J S Duke 25 J B Grant 28 J E English 27 L H Daniel 28 F M Davis 29 J M Carmichael Jr 30 S T Rape 31 J A Brown 32 W S Crumbley 33 J D Davis 34 J W Morgan 35 J T Weems 38 B N Willingham NOTICE. Owing to the continued illness of Mrs. Horton, and the fact that I have to stay most of the time with her in Atlanta, away from my bus iness, I have placed all my ac counts in the hands of Air. A. F Bunn, to collect. I don’t mean to press anyone but simply send him to you as a matter of convenience. Mr. A. G. Harris will have the books at the Drug Store, where he will gladly receive any money of fered in payment there and will also credit accounts and give re ceipts. I will stand ready to correct any errors and explain all misunder standings. Respectfully, Dr. B. E. Horton. MOST STUNNING HH IS 1 I syi !2 a O V IW 1 1 issa I Lhsa it H An unexcelled display New York Models as well as our own clever designs you will find no such a variety elsewhere nor will You be able to obtain better values. PATTERN HATS $3.00 TO SIO.OO. STREET AND DRESS HATS $3.50 TO $5. 'TtM / -LU. AM /vp . iWy L/.b \m u\ I Lv H \ i ? jlli M kill 1 \,A f < V V \ tYY \ v-\ /'.) k' \ \ \ A«ERIO*J! 32-UTV Stylo CP3 liakni,;iO'j Cnwii Co.. Waker# list of sales people. Mrs. E. E. Tampiin Miss Blanche Wentzcll Miss Anna johrson H. S. Elliott J. T. Pendley W. W. Turner C. W. W alker uijjjj |r| TpliSipi WluiLir § Liaiiiisil liliisiij aa $ § PANAMA CANAL — ERIE CANAL Machinery is digging the Panama Canal a thousand times nicker than the shove dug the Erie. Machinery produces D. Sr M. Paint at 50 times less cost for labor, than if made by hand. The Jj. Sr M. gives the best, job in the world, because L. and M. Zinc hardens L. &M. White Lead and makes L. & M Paint wear like iron for 10 or 15 years. It only requites 4 gallons of this celebra ted paint and 3 gallons of Linseed Oil at 60cts. per trillion, to paint a moderate size house. If any defect exists in L. Sc M. Paint, will repaint house for nothing. Sold by H. J. Copeland Mercantile Co., McDonough. Hampton Buggy Co., Hampton. COMING ! The Lyceum Comedy Co. In their Big Water Prof! canvess Theater. One solid i week starting Mouday N ight Oct. 14th.. Opening play the Great 4 act Comedy Drama A FATHER’S CRIHE. Prices : 15, 25, 35 cents. American Beauty Corsets Our Corset department is conducted on the same high plane that has made this house famous for ali garments of women’s wear. Endorsed by all dress makers for women of fashion. PRICES SI.OO TO $2.00. i S H O ES Are you satisfied with your shoes? Try a pair QUEEN QUALITY this time-hundreds of women are walking advertisments for Queen Quality Shoes. Correct clothes for Men and Poys we know that Fecheimer-Fishel Co., are the lead ing clothing people in New York. We know that this label is the surest guarantee of Style and Quality and the price is always reasonable we know that we are only people selling them between Atlanta and Ma con. Remember this is the home of Duchess trousers, also Gorilla pants. Men’s Suits sß.oo to $25.00. Boys’ Suits 1.50 to 10.00. Dutchess T rousers $2. to $5. Gorilla Pants $3.75. % Union Graded School Opens October 14. It is of supreme importance that all enter at the beginning if possi ble. No teacher can do a year’s work for you in a half year’s time. My dear people, competition is keen enough for you wish your limited educational advantages, bnt stop, think for a moment, — what will be the chance for yonr Children in the near future if yon fail to give them the advan tage of every opportunity? No energy is going to be spared to give you faithful service. Do your part and the other is guaran teed. Every man must hitch up his buggy and take his good wife be side him and come to school next Monday morning. The first half day is yours. We want to have a fireside talk about the most impor tant affairs that exist between teacher, parent and child. We will be disappointed if every child’s parents do not come Mon day morning. If you want to Borrow money on Hen ry County real estate, I can loan you some for a term of years at 6% anti give you the privilege of paying up anti stopping interest at any time. Write, ’phone or see W. ERNEST WATKINS, JACKSON, BA. ''' iwm -**' COPYRIGHT, 1 BOfl THE FECHHEIMER FiSHEL CO. hfc<v YORK PHILIPPI. Everyone around lu re is picking cotton Mr. Phin Woodward has moved his hitching post— We are ghal to know that Bro. Estes is improving rapidly and was able to be out with us last Sunday and gave ns a very inter costing talk. Wo are always glad to see him and welcome him into our homes. Hope he will soon bo well again. We till attended the singing la-ff- Sunrfay at McDonough, enjoyed the singing very much bnt the dinner still more. Mr. Carl Bearden, who lias been qnite sick lot the past month, is con tinnally improving. Mr. O. S. Weld camo t! rough here Mondav night ar.d gave us a grand exhibition and plenty of music on the graphopbone. There was fun for everyone. Remember we have prayermeet ing at this ) 1 1 c < every bat unlay night. Conte out and b - with us. fsmrv&vsiißsxnvzn .vbwt 35 mmij I Curs, Sores,Burks & RKgUMATISrt Zs<t-
