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Embalming done according to latest
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Newest and most up to date equipment.
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McDONOUCiH. UA.
BROWN & BROWN,
ATT( )RNEYS-A T-L A W,
McDonough, Ga.
G. E. Weems,
Physician and Surgeon,
MoPONOt rti It. «i a.
Office i.v the Thkashkk Building.
R. O. JACKSON,
Attorney-at-Law,
M O DONOUGII, GA.
Office aver Star store.
KEEP YOUR EYE OPEN
and watch this space every week. We are going to
give you prices that are
HOT SHOT-
Today we ask you to buy our No. 2 SHINGLES at $1.75 per M.
They are bright, regulation thickness, width and length, and as good
(and we dare say better) than you will find anywhere and at any price.
Everybody who is at all posted on brick admit that the CHATTAHOOCHEE is
the largest and best, and most uniform in size and color of any BRICK offered
in this section. We ask you to buy thsi brick at 7.50 per M,
Prices on All Other Building: Material to Correspond.
CARniCHAEL=STEPHENS LUMBER CO.
McDonough, = Georgia
locals.
It pays to deal with McDonough
Vehicle Company.
Wheat and oat sowing still con
tinues in old Henry.
Go to Horton Drug Co. and get
onion sets, they are now ready.
Boy’s and Men’s odd pants going
at cost.
Edd Goodwin.
Mrs. J. E. Hooten and Miss Eu
nice Tarpley were visitors in the
Gate City on last Saturday.
Big line of boy’s and men’s
clothing going at cost.
Edd Goodwin.
Miss Watts, of Flovilla, spent
several hours in McDonough Mon
day as she was enronte to Griffin.
My stock of goods still going at
cost.
Edd Goodwin.
Miss Lucile Burch, of Flippen,
has been the charming guest of
her oousin, Miss Eva Harris, this
week.
Miss Gem Mulligan, the popular
and efficient trimmer of the Cope
land Mercantile Co., spent Sunday
and Monday in Atlanta.
I will be away from my office
evry Friday until the Ist of March
to assist in the teachings of the
Southern Dental College.
Respectfully’
T. A. Lifsey
Rev. T. J. Bledsoe, of Broxton,
arrived Sunday night for an ex
tended visit to his hosts of old
friends and relatives in this conn
tv. He has been given a warm and
hearty welcome by his many old
friends in old Henry.
Mr. Sid Mays has returned from
a month’s trip to South Georgia
and Florida. He report a very
fine and pleasant trip from Al
bany, Ga., to Tampa, Fla., was
made in a wagon which proved a
very fine feature of his trip.
Quite a number from here went
up to APanta to see “The Traitor”
at the Grand this week.
Prof. Lawrence Duffey went
over to Barnesville on Tuesday to
a committee meeting of the Sixth
Dist, A & M College.
Mrs. .T. (-J. Craft and little son,
of Hartwell, are the guests of her
mother, Mrs. L. A. Turner, this
week.
Col, E M. Smith, of McDonough
was in the city yesterday. He has
many friends here who are always
glad to see him. —Giflin News,
Mrs John S. Brown, of Locust
Grove, after a visit to B. B. Brown
and family in this city, went to
Senoia yesterday, where she is
visiting Mrs J. C. Arnall.—Griffin
News.
Ef Stallings, living on Mr. G. L,
Thrasher’s place three miles east
of McDonough, had his dweeliivg
burned on Tuesday, losing all his
household effects and some seed
cotton.
Oliver Chill, Syracuse,
Imperial and Lynchburg
chilled plows.
Copeland Mer. Co.
Mr. J. W. Weems was in town
on Tuesday, and was as usual in
his happy, pleasant humor. He
says he has many good things
among them a lot of good, dry
stove wood for sale.
Mr. J. F. MoGarity McDonough’s
the popular stockman and livery
man lias returned from a week’s
trip to St. Louis.
LUMBER FOR SALE—OId field
Pine Lumber for sale. Call on ,
W. M. Berry.
Stockbridge, Ga., Rt. 2.
If you give us consider
ation when you go to de
posit your money, we will
give you consideration
when you want to borrow
First National Bank.
Hon. A. G. Harris, the genial
and popular citizen of Henry coun
ty who was recently elected to the
office of Ordinary, was a visitor
in Jonesboro Wednesday and re
ceived many cordial greetings
from his hosts of friends here.—
Jonesboro Enterprise.
Messrs. Paul Turner, H. M.
Turner and R. L, Johnson attend
ed the Shrine meeting of Yaarab
temple in Atlanta on Wednesday
night. Mr. C. W. Walker, accom
panied them and took a journey
across the hot sands.
Mr. T, L. Harper, one of McMnl
lin’s staunch citizens, was a pleas
ant caller at the Weekly office yes
terday, and while here had us to
enroll his name as a regular sub
scriber to the old reliable Henry
Co. Weekly.
It is a Wonder.
Chamberlain's Liniment is one of the
most remarkable preprationa yet produc
ed for the relief of rheumatic pains, and
for lame back, sprains and bruises. The :
quick relief from pain which it affords is !
alone worth many times its cost. Price j
25 cents, large size 50 cents. For sale by i
Horton Drug Co.
FOR SALE
12% acres of land within a mile
of Court House see me at once for
a bargain.
T. A. Lifsey.
MONEY TO LOAN
Money to loan at 7% on
Five years time, on im
proved farm lands.
Apply to
R. O. JACKSON,
McDonough, - Georgia.
Office Over Star Store.
LUMBER for SALE-—A lot of
first class Oak and Pine Lumber
for sale. tf
W. E. OWEN,
Rt. 7. McDonough* Ga.
Mr. T. M. Bearden’s, one of Tns
sahaw prominent and highly es
teemed old citizens, was a visitor
here on Thursday,
FARM RENT NOTES. At the
Weekly office-2 for 5 cents—ls
cents dozen.
Deposit your money
with us now if you want
us to loan you money next
spring.
First National Bank.
Closing" out our enor
mous stock of Merchan
dise, Men’s, Youths’ and
Boys’ full Suits, Over
coats and odd Pants. Pri =
ces right. The regular
Gorilla pants to go at
slaughtered prices $1.25
per pair.
Copeland Mer. Co.
Sale of Town I.otk.
Georgia. Henry County.
By virtue of a resolution passed at a
regular meeting of the stockholders
directors of the McDonough Buggy
Company, held on Nov. 15th 1908, will be
sold before the courthouse door in the
town of McDonough, Ga., on the first
Tuesday in December 1908, (Dec. Ist), at
10 o’clock a. m., the following real estate,
situate, lying and being in the town of
McDouough, Ga., to-wit:—
1. One lot fronting One Hundred and
Fifteen Feet on the alley leading from
Covington street to Lawrenceville street,
and running west Two Hundred Feet,
same being a uniform width of 115 feet,
and bounded north by lot of T. J. Pat
terson, east by above mentioned alley,
south by McDonough Buggy Company,
and west by lot of C. W. Bankston.
2. Also one lot lying just south of lot
No. 1 fronting One Hundred and fifteen
feet on same alley and running west Two
Hundred feet, being a uniform width of
115 feet, and bounded north by lot No. 1,
east by above mentioned alley, south by
other lots of McDonough Buggy Compa
ny and west by lot of C. \V. Bankston,
and D. \V. Scott.
3. Also at the same time and place,
one lot, with lumber-shed, fronting east
Two Hundred feet on the above men
tioned alley, and fronting south One
Hundred feet on Covington street, boun
ded north by lot No. 2, east by above
mentioned alley, south by Covington
street and west by other lot of McDon
ough Buggy Company.
4. Also at the same time and place the
lot on which are situated all the build
ings of the McDonough Buggy Company,
said lot fronting t’ovington street One
Hundred feet on the south and running
north to lot No. 2 Two Hundred feet and
being a uniform width of 100 feet, said
lot bounded north by lot No. 2, east by
lot No. 3. south by Covington strtvt and
west by lot of Dr. D. W. Scott. Terms
of said sale cash. This Nov. 19th 1908.
H. J. Copeland, Pres.
W. G. Copeland, Sec. & Treas. •
Are You Aware
in the course of one year the balance of vour watch
makes 167,680,000 revolutions!
THINK OF IT
In time the oil gums,-prodnets friction and wears the delicate hear
ings, destroying their high finish and perfect fit, thus ruining an ac
curate time piece.
Don’t let this happen to your watch.
(tall and let mo examine it—an honest
opinion will cost you nothin g.
Call and see my stock of silverware. Most anything for
the December Bride.
P. B. CHEEK,
JEWELER
fVTDONOUGH, GA.
\\J A. Families with boys and girls
* t 1 iv -1 \ JL over twelve years of age to
work in COTTON MILL.
House rent free to all beginners lor first month. Good
wages paid while learning. Come to the Cotton Mill and
DRAW YOUR MONEY EVERY WEEK-
A ppiy
8188 MANUFACTURING CO.,
PORTERDALE, GEORGIA.
SOME PAINT TALK
We are the sole agets for the
Celebrated
LftMPTON PAINTS
We sell it under a
guarantee
to give satisfaction
It’s READY MIXED and ready to be applied as it is.
We guarantee it to go as far to the gallon as any other
High Grade Paint. We have both
Wagon and Carriage Paints
in all popular colors ; also ENAMEL TOP DRESSING for
Leather, and Oil Cloth. We have the FLOOR STAINS
and VARNISHES, and in fact everything in the paint line.
We do not claim cheaper than anybody else, hut as cheap
as any high grade paint can he sold. If properly applied
we are authorized by the manufacturer to make good any
defects or dissatisfaction in our paints.
A Full Line of Drugs, Medicines, Stationery, Etc.
HORTON DRUG CO.
M’CDONOUGH, GA
A CONVENIENCE '
A checking account with a bank is a great convenience;
not only to the business and professional man, but to the
farmer as well. More people would keep such accounts it
they knew just how to go about it. We gladly assist those
who need belp'in getting started.
We desire the accounts of firms and individuals, and will extend
to them every reasonable courtesy and facility consistent with safe
hanking. We are a local institution and greatly interested in your
welfare, and the development of our entire commnnity, and will not
only receive your deposits and guard them carefully against burglars
and fire, loan you money for your needs, but will also care for your
valuable papers, write your fire insurance, and keep yen posted as to
investments and finances.
A Bank Account
Is easy to get.—little trouble to keep, and results in many bene
fits to the owner. If you have no account with us we earnestly soli
cit you to come in and see us—we want you to start one—don’t hesi
tate because you haven’t a large amount of money. It is not the size
of your first deposit, but the fact of making the start that counts.
You will receive just attention if you have only ONE
DOLLAR, as you would with a hundred dollais.
SAVING MONEY
Is merely a process of growth. Foim the habit of saving and a
fortune will grow out ot your small beginnings, just as surely as
great trees grow from the sapling. Nobody saves much at a time,
everybody can save a little.
Try the Bank Account Plan of Saving.
DO IT TODAY. ONE DOLLAR STARTS YOUR ACCOUNT WITH
The Bank of Henry County
mcdonough, Georgia
Reversible Disc Plows
and Cuttaway Harrows,
Drag Harrows, Gnatt Dis
tributors and Grain Drills,
best pea huller on the mar
ket.
Copeland Mer. Co.
We expect to furnish our
depositors with the money
they need next spring, so
if you expect us to furnish
you money when you
need it give us your de
p osit.
First National Bank--
