The Henry County Weekly
VOL. XXXII
BUSY SESSION FOR
SECOND WEEK HENRY'S
SUPERIOR COURT.
Bon Barnett, gaming : 6 months,
or SSO 00.
Ernest Usher, gaming : 6 months
or $50.00.
Beher R. Mercer, gaming: 6 mos.
or SOO.OO.
Bob Christian, gaming: 6 mos.
or SOO.OO.
Milton Adams, gaming : 0 mos.
or $50.00.
Cain Elliott, gaming: 0 mos. or
$50.00.
Roy Weaver, gaming : 0 mos. or
SOO.OO.
John Cornwell, pointing pistol
at another : 12 months or 75.00.
Zeke Allen, assault with intent
to murder : verdict, not gtiilty.
Joe Scott, carrying concealed
weapons : 0 months or $50.00;
Joe Scott, forgery : 6 months or
SIOO.OO.
Joe Scott, assault w’ith intent to
murder : 6 months, or SIOO.OO.
Tom Carpenter, assault with in
tent to murder: 12 months.
Byrd Lovett, murder : sentence,
life imprisonment.
Babe I. Mercer, assault with in
tent to murder : 12 mos. or $65.00.
Babe I. Mercer, carrying con
cealed weapons : 6 mos. or $50.00.
Sell Pickett, assault with intent
to murder : 12 mos. or $1*5.00.
Sell Pickett, carrying concealed
■weapons : 0 mos. or $50.00
The following were sentenced
for gaming, each to serve 6 mos.
or pay $90.00.
Will Harper, Yal Smith, Frank
Mathews, Ben Glover, John Heflin,
Jim Ellis, Tom Heflin, Ben Mackey
and Herschal McCord.
Coon Bowden, retailing liquor
without license : 12 mos or SIOO.OO.
Walter Nolan, carrying conceal
ed weapons : 6 mos. or $60.00.
Walter Nolan pointing pistol at
another : 6 mos. or S6O 00.
Will Phillips, assault with in
tent to rape ; 8 years in peniten
tiary.
Allen Burton, misdemeanor : not
guilty.
Sell Nelson, wife beating: dis
chaiged on payment of cost. *
Erank Reagan vs I. P. Pair : ver
dict of $200.00.
The following divorces were
granted.
Nancy Brooks vs Dave Brooks,
B. B. Elliott vs Jessie Elliott.
Hattie Hugliie vs John Hugliie.
Walter Gleaton vs Laura Gleaton.
Kirby Wise, selling whiskey : 12
mos. or $75.00.
Line Berry, retailing liquor
without license : 12 mos or $200.00.
Roy Weaver, assault with in
[ tent to murder : acquitted,
k Clyde Turner, burglary.
Buster Necker, carrying con
cealed weapons: acquitted.
Dora Mackey, selling liquor:
I guilty.
There are a number of cases to
[• be disposed of and court may con
tinue until the last of the week.
‘•Victor” cash
or easypayment\as Jou the
family have one NpW, Von will
enjoy it. All prices! $lO./to SIOO.
The best talking ninenine in the
world. For sale byJJnp./R. Smith,
■ McDonough, Ga. ’ v 2t
ATTENTION —Jpst /before you
buy from my eampetitor-Veome
around in the rt ano/ the Ist Na
ional Bank builuMiif and let met
whisper in yow ear
about the celebjfeted “No/man”
buggy. If you /do not so
high a price bu/gy. I H**vo other
makes I will bqf glad to give you
prices on. J. S. Rodgers.
McDONOUGH, GEORGIA, FRIDAY NOVEMBER i, 1907.
10
PHJLLIPPI,
A few showers of rain have
brought on the cold winds.
Everybody around here are dig
ging potatoes.
Mrs. Alice Collins took up her
school at this place Monday. Mrs.
Collins taught school here nine
years ago. V 7 e hope she will have
another successful school term.
At our last conference meeting
Bro. W. S. King was chosen as
supply pastor for this church for
the remainder of this year.
We are all sorry to noteat this
writing Miss Saveppa English is
seriously sick.
Miss Mamie McKibben spent last
week with her aunt, Mrs. C. J.
Dickson of McDonough.
Mr. Yainey Kimbell has just
started erecting his new* residence.
Miss Della Childs and Miss An
na McKibben spent. .Monday in Mc-
Donough. ;
A singing at Mr.J: %. Jinks Sun
day night was enjoyed by alb t.
- i
Listeft—When you to pur
chase a set of hanAjss/fau will find
just wliat you wanl/upd at prices
to suit v .fwi mlm; k at
C 'ir> . Rodgers.
A Schedule of Bargains in this Store.
Our business has grown wonderfully and the reason is we give you just what your
, money buys. And you have no better lines to select from, and remember we are leaders
in the following lines :
MILLINERY CLOTHING
DRESS GOODS * SHOES
JACKETS * BLANKETS
SKIRTS UNDERWEAR
TRIMMINGS BUGGY ROBES
SILKS FLANNELS
Calicoes 6c a yard. Percals io and 12 i-2c a yard Double Outings ioc a yard.
4 yd Sheeting 6c a yard. Cotton flannel 6,8, 10,12%, 15c Gorilla Pants 1.^5
3 yd Sheeting 7 1-2 C a yard. Bed Ticking 12 1-2 —17 1-2 C. Bed Pillows 65c
Ginghams 12 1-2 C a yard. Flannettes Outings ioc a yard Cotton Checks 7 and 7 1-2 C
MILLINERY.
Miss Blanche Wentzell and Miss Anna Johnson are in charge of this Department.
PATTERN HATS $4.00 TO SIO.OO. STREET HATS $1.50T0 $4.00.
CLOTHING.
Men’s Suits SB.OO to $25.00. Youth’s Suits $6.00 to $15.00. Boys’ Suits $1.50 to $6.00
Dutchess Pants $2.50 to $6.00. Gorilla Pants $1.75.
JACKETS.
Ladies’ Jackets $7.00 to $15.00. Misses’ Jackets $5.00 to $12.50
Children’s Jackets $1.50 to $6.00. Ladies’ Skirts $1.50 to SIO.OO.
Crossett and Queen Quality Shoes we are the sole agents.
DRESS GOODS. This has been our banner season in dress goods.
All New Goods and Prices.
May Manton patterns in stock., we take no patterns back alter they go out of store.
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All the new tilings in Belts and Neckwear.
REMEMBER OUR MOTTO: DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR.
COME TO OUR STORE--YOU WILL BE SATISFIED.
WALKER-TURNER COMPANY.
Next Wednesday
Regular Meeting
Farmers Union.
0
On next Wednesday, Nov. 6th,
will occur the regular meeting of
the Farmers’ Union of Henry
county at the court house in Mc-
Donoug.
The morning session will be held
as usual at 9 o’clock. It is urged
that every local be represented,
with delegates and membership
There are matters of importance
to he considered at this meeting.
It is requested by the county
agent that all the local business
agents be present as there are
some matters for them to consider.
In the afternoon at 2 o’clock
there will be held in the court
house a public meeting at which
every one is invited to attend,
such as farmers, ’ merchants and
bankers, so as to consider matters
that will likely prove mutually
beneficial to all.
At this meeting our state busi
ness agent, Mr. ,1. G. Eubanks,
Will he present. Mr. B J. Wooten
county organizer, will also he
present.
H. A. Crnmbley,
Pres. Henry Co. Union.
I
Reunion Doles-Cook
Brigade at Augusta
November 12.
Headquarters Doles—Cook
Brigade Survivors’ Ass’n.
Atlanta, Ga., September, 9, ’O7
This is to officially notify the
numbers of the Doles-Cook Brig
tulge Survivors’ Association that
our annual reunion will be held in
Augusta, Ga., at the same time
that the Georgia Division of (’on
federate Veterans assembles for
reunion there, commencing on the
12th of November L 907.
Major V. D. Barbot, of the 3rd
Battalion, 2rd Infantry, National
Guards, has kindly tendered the
‘‘Officers’ Room” of their Armory
for the transaction of all brigade
or regimental business.
Our meeting will take place on
the 12th of November at four
o’clock p. m.
Members receiving this circular
are requested to notify all members
of our association in their respec
tive counties or elsewhere of the
time and place of said meeting.
W. W. Hulbert,
Commander.
H. W. Thomas,
Secretary and Treasurer.
PAGES
VICTOR’S $lO. to SIOO
Victor Records 30c, 35c,
60c, sl. and on to $6. each.
A Victor, Jr., 200 Needles,
ldoz. Bin. recordsfor $14.20
Come and hear it.
JNO. R. SMITH,
McDonough, Ga.
Mr. Scip Speer went over to
Grantville the middle of last week
and accompanied Mrs. Speer and
the children home on Friday After
they had been on an extended vis
it to her grandmother.
$1 A YEAR
