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About The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1908)
OUli FALL ANNOUNCEMENT. We have a full and complete Stock for Fall and Winter Trade in Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats and Gaps, Laces and Embroideries, Gents’ Furnishings Also a Full and Complete Stock of Staple Groceries. Come and inspect our Stock before placing Your Order. Yours for business, Phone U/ O i IMODAM MCDONOUGH, No. 7. VV ■P.U ■ i |\| V/? ft A 11/1 3 GEORGIA COUNTY WEEKLY. * .nil.— ■ ■ ... 11. —— - - .1. a. foi;<;hk. Publisher. R. li. JOHNSON I klitor. Sntered at the postofflc* at McDon •oth, as aecond-class mall mattar. Ratea: #I.OO per l*ck pfer month. Reduction on etaadlaf «o*traota by apeclal agreement. McDonough, Ga , Sept. 18, 1908. BRYAN AND DEMOCRACY. No Matter what, any of us may have thought of Mr. Bryan a few years ago ; no matter what we may have thought of the advisability of his nomination this time, he is now the party’s candidate and, as such, is entitled to our loyal, enthusias tic support. But he is entitled to it., not alone because he is the party’s nominee ; liMs entitled to it for himself and for what fce rep resents, as compared with the other candidates and their plat forms. He is not “another man's man”, like Taft, nor a political frue-hooter, like Watson, nor a free-advertising dodge, like His gen. He js. a big, brainy, upright American, with opinions and prin ciples of his own—even if we can not entirely agree with all of them. His platform is a better plfftform, taking it. as a whole, than any yet enunciated—and his party, the same old Democratic party that has been our mainstay for more than forty years—is closer to and more in sympathy with the people of the South than all the other par ties combined.—Augusta Chroni cle. This is well spcken—the bravest thing we have seen in the Chroni cle. We hope there will be plenty more of this kind of talk, for it is calculated to do good to the weak kneed brother. It helps to stiffen the man who writes and rhe man who reads it—Savannah Press. And the Democratic party stands for something more than personal ity. denunciation and abuse—it. stands for principle, for an honest govement administered in behalf of the whole people, and not a special few. It has withstood the storm of opposition for many years and it will be here to champion the people’scanseeven after the schem ing polititieians now living—both in it and out of it—have mouldered into dust. It is founded upon the bed rock principles of right, and right will prevail —Fairburn News 208 Acres Land For Sale. Near Peeksville. A good five horse farm with three good settle ments, barns and out houses, pas ture with every one with plenty of water. Splendid timber of pineand oak. miles from a Baptist church an 1 school ; 2% miles to Methodist .church and school. No encnai .brunces and titles guaranteed. For Tuthcr imformation apply to. B. F. Crnmbley ~flt. 2lLocust Grove. Ga. DisVntts Little Karly Risers lire small pills, easy to take, gentle and sure. Sold by JELorton,l)r.ug Co. v THE FARMED UNION They Are Down On Newspapers That Carry Whiskey Advertisement A resolution passed by the Georgia State Convention, with only one dissenting vote, request ed every member of the Farmers Union as far as practical to refuse to subscribe for any paper that carries whiskey ads. The Farmers’ Union News in speaking of this resolution says that it. is very clear, nnselfish and sound and that, that paper has always refused liquor ads. believ ing them to be immoral, as they would improperly influence the yonng minds of the home. So i 1 would seem that the prohibition sentiment is destined to cover Georgia as tiie waters cover the sea. The Union is right: There is no need for an editor to fill np hit paper every week ’ with a lot of dirty whiskey advertisement iWe have been editor of the Tatt. | nail Journal for the past fonrteei years and during that time a whiskey advertisement has never appeared in onr columns, and not. saying it boastingl.y, but we have always made a good support out. of the Journal and have never had one of our checks turned down for lack of funds! No there is no need for a newspaper rimming whiskey advertisement, there is plenty of other good business that they can get and leave the whiskey ads. off.—Tatnall Journal. Griffin Dist. W. H. M. Society to Meet at Stockbridge. The Griffin district Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M. E church South will hold its session this year with the Stock bridge church on Sept. 25 26-27, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Saturday there will be an all day service, with a basket, dinner on the ground. Everybody is cordially invited to attend all the services of this district meeting. Protracted Services at Salem Church. A series of services were held at Salem chnrch, three miles nortl of this place, closing on Wednes day morning, which were the b. si that have been held at thatchnrcl in a long time. Rev. B. H. Phillips, the pastor, was ably assisted by Rev. Wm Upslmw, of East. Point. The meet ing was to close Moncav night bm that service proved such a gooi one that it was continued nnti Wednesday morning's service. Ten were beptized Monday af ternoon, and several more joined during the last days of the meet ing. FARM RENT NOTES. At the Weekly of v ce-2 for 5 cenig —ls cents do:en. LOOKOUT FOR THE M’DONOUGH TAILOR ING, CLEANING, PRESSING AND DYE WAGON. It will puss through your section twice every month getting up clothes to be cleaned, pressed and dyed equal to new. On Mondays this wagon will come by your house, those who are out in the country and cant conveniently get to town, giving yon a chance to have your old clothes repaired. On the same Saturday following, your goods will be delivered to yon nicely prepared for yon to put on Sunday. This wagon will begin on Mon day after the Ist Sunday in Octo ber. Will go down the Key’s Ferry road as far as Ota and Woodstown You who live near these two places can easily yqur clotji.es in care of your meeehajits for q», and we will give tickets for the same showing tfiatuwe are certainly re sponsible fpEthS goods. Will go >nt the Cam*G|bnnjA roadjpn Mon lay after the*2nd Sunday in Octo£ her in like manner to the above, round the section. Monday after 3rd Sunday in Octo ber will go the Atlanta road as far as Stockbridge; returning by Flip »• i - ■ pen. Monday after the 4th Sunday 1 will go the Griffin road by Green wood, Ltaella and in that section. Bh sure and seethe wagon as it re turns. All goods delivered the same Saturday following. We will also show yon a beauti ful line of winter samples and take your m msure, and make vonr snits. All work guaranteed to be satis factory, J. A. SEACE. SALE MGR. Mr, and Mrs. Adams Enter i tain. ‘ *7 , . LUELLA, GA., Sept 12, 19C8 On Wednesday evening last Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Adams delight fully entertained in honor of Miss Annie Adan*s and her guest, Miss Eunice Griffin, of Pomona, Ga. The house was made attractive by seasonable flowers, and a hearty of the host and hostess. Many interesting and popular games were played during the ev ening. after which delicious salads and ices were served in the din ing room. The guests of the evening were : Misses Eunice Griffin, Annie Adams Annie Lois Nutt, Lucy Moore, Su -ie Walker, Vonie Neal, Belle Du pree. Hester Chappell, Mrs. B Baily, an l Messrs. Flem Dupree. Geo. Alexander, 1 aul Chappell, Grover Standard, Dr. Crawford, L. H. Moore, Parker Brown, Ben Strickland, Louis Weems Lucian Whitaker, Harry Fullerton, Mr Cates and others. —rX Guest. \ Kodol will, in a very short time, enable the stomach to do the work.it should do. and the work it should do is to digest all the food you eat When the stomach can’t do it Kodol does it for it and in tin meantime tiie stomach is getting strongei and able to take np its regular natural work again. Kodol digest all you ear It makes the stomach sweet and it is pleasant to take. It is sold here by Hor ton Drug Co. WH3TE FEATHER FARM, Luella, Ca. l». M. WEEMS, Proprietor. J C. WARD Dealer in BUGGIES,.. WAGONS, HARNESS, ETC. A Specialty.ai the AM FQ Top Buggies, Celebrated filYlL.O' at s;c.oo - ■ ! -V H ,-y Best Buggies on the Harket for the Honey. TEZL-, NO. 1 1 STOCKBRIDGE, GA TAX COLLECTOR’S NOTICE. % I will be afc the different precints on the days mentioned for the purpose of collecting the State and County, and Local School Taxes for the year 1908. OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER. Hampton i and 29 * 18 10 Sixth 2 and to 10 ■ .‘tl* : ■ Fiippcn 5 -2&20 Stockbridge 7 4& 23 Shakerag 8 5 & 23. Brushy Knob q * "" " Ws 12 c/&~26~ McMullens 13 J 0 &27 Beersheba 14 11 Sandy Ridge 15 I 2 Tussahaw x 6 ~ ’ J 4 Locust Grove 22 16 Lowes 23 s Snapping Shoals 10 oclock, A. M. 2 Island Shoals 1 oclock, P. M. 2 Woodstown 2 oclock, P. M. 2 McDonough: Court Week, First Tuesdays and Saturdays until Books are closed, , DECEMBER 20TH. SEAB HARKNESS, T. C. HENRY COUNTY GA. The Evidence in the Case. 33 years use is evidence—millions of con turners is evidence—sales made by 16,000 agents is evidence. You buy 4 gallons L. &M. Paint and 3 gallons Pure Linseed Oil (at 60 cents) mix them and make 7 gallons, best paint ready for use—cost on ly s.‘io per gallon—done in two minutesh H. J. Copeland Mer. Co., McDouougts.. Hampton Buggy Co., Hampton. L. & M. l'aint Agen. LAND FOR SALE Ond Hundred acres of Land known as Miss Mary E. Williams place, three miles north Locust Grove. R. J. Williams T. J Williams G. L Williams Locust Grove, Ga. Sept. 15 1908.
