The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934, April 24, 1908, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Texttf'he Rummer Session of LOCUST GROVE INSTITUTE BEGINS JUNE pth AND CLOSES AUGUST ist. o it will furnish splendid opportunity for pupils to make up deficien cies in of the High School Courses and will give all needed coaching for college entrance. o For further information Add ress Prof. S. B. COUSINS LOCUST GROVE, GA. SOUTHERN COTTON OIL OFFICE : Atlanta, Ga. 0 We manufacture the highest grade fertilizer on the market. Our “Brer Rabbit” BRAND is unsurpassed and our Brand of 6 6 Brer Fox" Has never been caught, so when you need the best goods on |the market call on us or GREEN & TARPLEY AT McDonough, Ga. Roster of Company G., 19 Ga., Regiment. Captain T. W. Flynt. First Lieut. H. Stokes. Second Lieut. J. It. Selfridge. Third Lieut. Jno. It. Elliott. W. J. Love, Janies Speer John W. Mosley Toni Hand Janies Phillips Joe Kelley John Maddox Eliza Bowden Brud. Elliott Will Varner Henry Alexander Hardy Phillips Sidney Smith Dr. W. Johnson J. I. Tomlinson Nelson Gray J. B. Hambrick Johnson Hand Geo. Crabb Alex Johnson Alf Upchuroh W. H. H. McCord Jesse Johnson Jaliy Cook Thos. Elliott William Cook Hiram Elliott Lewis Lewis John J. Elliott John N. Boynton J. A. Phillipps S. W. Oglesby Rev. Jacob Sikes Gobe Oglesby Win. Bledsoe Frank Goshen Jefferson Alums Peter Pope Clem Coles W’m. Mosely John A. Puckett Joe R. Tomlinson John Townsend John Setzer Joe Mosely Mac Sikes It. T. Oglesby Win. Johnson John Richards Jno. N. Stuart Geo. Walker Pres. Elliott Madison Maddox Sept. Elliott Augustus Owens A. Phillipps Isaac Grant J. Phillips W. J. Crabb Dr. C. S. McDaniel Luke Johnson Win. Underwood John Harper John Adums T. Wilder L. Morris John Kelley H. H Kelley Wm. Mosely John Burner Rufus Amos Geo. W. Gleaton Parks Merrit John Grant Peter Mosely Mac Walker James Johnson Henry Harjier J. M. Thurman Tom Harper John Taylor John It. Williams Cicero Sims Joseph Ferris Alex Rowan Johnathan Gray. Jack English Edward Word A. Carroll Benj. Cook Fred. Sleigan Shug Speer Tames Thompson Henry S. Elliott James Goshen A. Gul James Guest Jacob Maddox Capt. Flynt.'s was the first organized, and first, to leave McDonough. History tells us that a braver set of boys never wore the Gray, than Flynt’s com pany, nor a regiment more gallant than the 19th fought during the war. “ORDERLY GREEN.” Here and there, over Henry county and other places, are a few more members of Company 8., Humphrey's Cavalry, who have many times answered “here" to the roll call by him whose name appears above. And hv us this name is held in loving memory, and we have been made to bow our heads in grief to know that our ranks have been broken again; this time it was “Orderly Green"— a good soldier, a kind officer, and one who was loved and respected by all his comrades. The call was sharp and quick, but we who knew him in war as well as in peace, feel sure that it found him on duty, and that Lis answer to the Great General was, i “Ready I'll follow where Thou , commandest!" As our ranks grow thinner be l low, we live in the bright hope that all those comrades who shar ed the hardships of war with us, j are joining the ranks above, where j war will be only a memory, and hardships will no more be known, } and wLen the last battle of life is fought, and each brave soldier shall lav his armor down and “when the roll is called up yon der," that each loved comrade may answer “here" and not a name be missing. A. G Harris of “Co., B." F.R CORONER. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the oliice of Coroner of llenry county subject to the Democratic Primary June 4th. lam an old Confederate Soldier and I have ne-er before asked anr office of the people of Henry comity. 1 will deeply ap preciate your vote and influence, and shall gratefully remember anything done in my behalf. Very respectfully, T. J. Massey. Tired mothers, worn out by the peevish, eross baby have found Cascasweet a boon and a blessing. Cascasweet is for babies and child ren. and is especially good for the ills so com.non in cold weather Cook for the ingredients printed on the bottle. Contains no harm ful dr tigs. Sold hy Horton Drug Co. Mrs. Willis Goodwin. ofMcDon origh, is vistting Mr. and Mrs. Mack Goodwin. —Jackson Argus. Green & Tar p ley McDonough, ga. DEALERS IN Cotton, Fertilizers, Cotton Seed Meal, Hulls and Coal. When in need of any the above mentioned articles call on us be fore buying.as we are in position at all times to give you the best goods at the very Lowest Prices And especially’ do we call your attention to our Montevallo Coal which gives no trouble with clinkers, but burns evenly, in fact it is the best coal on the mtrket. If the toothache doesn’t hurt a man it’s because some other fellow has it. CO TO J. J. MANN DEALER IN LUMBER, SHINGLES, BRICK, LIME, CEMENT, Fertilizers and General Merchandise. Cottoe Bnnyefo STOCK BRIDGE, GA. Fewer cigarettes or more asy lums. W 7 ise is he who kicks only at the things that cant kick back.