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About The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934 | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1909)
HOWARD CARMICHAEL Leading Undertaker. .. ... -• / ■i■ . ‘ ! i Complete line of Caskets all styles and prices Careful and polite attention given all ftioerals entrusted to me. Embalming done according to latest and most improved methods. Newest and most up to date equipment. Call answered promptly day and night. Phone 30. McDonough, ga. R. O. JACKSON, Attorney-at-Law, MCDONOUGH. GA. tWdloe over St ar Store. BROWN & BFLOWN, ATTO R NE YS-A T-LA W, McDonough. Ga. HENRY COUNTY WEEKLY. >»»■■■ ' ■ , J. A. FOIICHK, Publisher. It. 1,. JOHNSON Kditor. Sntered at the postofllca at McDob- Mgh, aa aecond-clasa mail mattar. Advertising Rataa: SI.OO per lack far month. Reduction on staadlag •Hitracta by apacial agreement McDonough, Ga , April 9, 1909. LOCUST GROVE. The farmers of this part have Wien moving things witu a rush since the heavy rams ceased. Only a few early Gardners got in their work this year and most Gardens will be on the late order. News is a 1 ways scarce with me unless some one tells me something new N jws was received here by wire last Sunday aiternooii of the death of Mr. Walter Sullivan a former citizen of tins place and also of McDonough, which occured in a hospital in Macon. Mr. Sullivan was for sometime a correspondent tile Weekly. He is survived by a wife and s iveral children for whom mu m sympathy is felt. Mrs, Luc/S uidit'er wife of Mr Joe Sand iter died last Tuesday afternoon at d o'clock and was car ried to County Line church in Butts County, the foil owing day for interment. The sympathy of runny friends go out to the bereav ed family. The e’it >ria.l in file Atlrnt i Gonstituti >n of lust Sunday head <wl Perfomanoe or Confession ami applied to the present State tul wiinistvati m was a good one did jon read it? If any reader of this letter lias any dont of the ability and pur pose of Jesus Christ to grant, full munition, let, them rend Acts 2f)lh oh'inter aud 10th to INth verses and see whit he fold St Paul he s°nt, him to do and how H • would ddivor him Then read Pauls testmionev a« to how well fin ohev ad in the remainder of tin* eh^pter. TTntukntifikd GREENWOOD (Last week s letter.) Mr. u. ri. Fields and wife visit ed nor iiutlidr in Satiny bide iusi Wednesday. Racier Steel had the misfortune to gee a nail stack m bis luot one day net long a^e H II Fields ami George Alexan der went uo to Atlanta. one uuy hist week on business VV. E. t ’ ij)tla ml anl family visit etl his father. Mr \V. A. Copeland. H If Fields and children were out riding Sunday n. in. .Miss Lizzie Plendlev and Aler smn visited W. E Copeland and family Friday night. Little Ethel Roan Ims been very si oh hat glad r»> know she is belter %t this writing. Miss Kite Waldropi lms retained home t > Griffin after a week’s vis it to hot sister. Mrs TVm VLirris. Miss MollioCooeland visited Mrs. Marc OoP'Dand Staudav night O 'ie** Copeland visited his Broth er W E C melsn 1 «r, Mrs Rntler Steel visited Mr Wallis Steel and family last Fri day. John IVimd i-A ■>'->(1 r* »>/) fie went down to Greenwood Mon day p» »n. We know of nothin** lx-ttcr for cuts, hums, bruises fcratcbcc r. U, be ’co thir. >- where silv* i« needed * ’nr lie Witt's (tarbnp/ed Wife h Hazel Salve. It is es pecially good for piles We sell and rri - aaumeid ib Horton Drug Co. SIOO Reward SIOO The readers of this paper will he pleased to learn that there is at least one dr.-ad dis ease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Cure is the only positive cure now Known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires aconsti tutional treatement. Hall's Cataridi Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the sys tem, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient streng th by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its cura tive powers that they offer One hundred dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address F. J. Chexnky & co., Toledo O. Sold oy all Druggists, 75c. Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipa tion. I'or Dismission. Georgia, Henry County. Isaac Eugene Combs, Executor upon the estate of W. M. Combs, deceased, late of said county, ha ing filed his petition for discharge, this is to cite all persons con cerned to show cause against the granting of this discharge, at the regular term of the Court of Ordinary for said county to be held on the First Monday in May, 1909. This March 26th 1909. A. G. HARRIS, Ordinary. For Dismission. Georgia, Henry county. W. A.,and W. J. Smith, Executors,upon the estate of W. it. Smith, deceased, late of-said county, having fill d their petition for discharge, this is to cite all persons concerned tt> show cause against, the grant ing of this discharge at the regular term of the court of Ordinary for said county tobe held on the First Monday in Muy 11)09. This March 34th 1909. A. G. Harris, Ordinary Best Treatment for Colds ’‘Most ordinary colds will yield to the •simplest treatment,” says the Chicago Tribune, “moderative laxatives, hot foot baths, a free perspriration and an avoid ance of exposure to cold and wet after treatement ” While this treatment is simple, it requires considerable trouble, and the one adopting it must remain in doors for a day or two, or a fresh cold is almost sure to he contracted, and in many instances pneumonia follows. Is it not better to pin your faith to an old reliable preparation like Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, that is famous for its cures of colds and can always be depended upon? For Sale by Horton Drug Co. A short nap is a safe nap with an “America” Ala r m on tap. A new lot just in. ® Guaranteed for one Year; GOOD FOR TEN. P. 3. CHEEK, Jeweler, fVScDonuo: h, Ga. STILL AT MY OLD STAND For the past sixteen years 1 have been in McDonough engagtd in the blacksmith uni reyaii I r.siness, except the past four ears, when 1 was connect* d with the Mc 'lonouph Buggy Co. Now I have returned to in.v old line of vork of running a general blacksmith .liu r« pail shop. Horse shoeing, repair ing of wagons buggies, farm tools and im plements. ir fact any thing of a repair na nce will he done prom ply and satisfacto ry by me. 1 want to thank each and everycnewho tins patronized me in the jiast, and I want to assure Jill my old friends that a continuance of their patronage will lieap preciated ai d 1 always stand ready to give y< u the Lest in my shop for your money. Joel Bankston, Planting Seed for Sale I have about 75 bushels of the Toole Early Prolific Cotton seed for sab—lt turns out over 40% lint and is a very prolific cotton. < all on F. A. Cox, Rt. 1 McDonough, Ga. NOTICE OF BOilC ELECTICM. To t heQualified Voters of thecityof Hamp ton, Henry county. Georgia: Pursuant toad ordimmeedulyand unan imously adopted by th Mayor and coun cil of the city ot Hampton, Henry county, Mate of Georgia, on the fifth day <>f April 1909, you are hereby notified that on tile tenfhday of May, 1909. an election will he held in said city at which will l>e submitted for your determination the question whether hoi;ds shall bei-Mad by said city to the amount of £IO,OOO for the purpose of erecting, installing and equipping a sys tem of Elect Tic Light s and Water Works in and for said ci'y. Said S2O 000 of ‘‘Electric Rights and Water Works Bonds” shall bear date the first, day of July, 1909, shall be in denomi nation of fl.ooo each, shall b< ar interest at rate of five per cent, per annum, payable semi-annually on the first day of January and July of each year as hereinafter stated The principal and interest therei n shall he payable in gold coin of the United States of the present standard of weight and fineness, at some bank in the City of New York and Skate of New York. The principal of said bonds ‘-hall be payable as follows: *1 000 on the first day of July, 1920 and #I,OOO on the first day of July thereafter to and including 1989, when said Electric Lights and Waterworks Bonds shall be fully paid off and discharged. The interest of said electric lights and wa ter vorks bonds will be as follows: To the first day of July, 1910. and to the first day of Julv each year thereafter to and in cluding 1920. the sum of 11,000, and to the first day of July. 1921, $950; and to the first day of July, 1922, $900; and to the first, day of July, 1923, $850; and to the first day of July, 1924, $800; and to the first day of July, 1925. $760; and to the first day of July, 15)20 $700; and to the first day of July, 1927, $650; and to the first day of July, 1928. $600; and to the first day of July, 1929, $650; and to the first day of July, 1930. $500; and to the first day of July. 1931. $410; and to the first day of July, 15)32, $400; and to tne first day of July, 1933, $350; and t<> the first day of .Tilly, 15)34, $300; and to thefirst day of July '935. $260; and to the first day of July, 1936. $200; and to thefirst day of July, 1D37, $160; and to the first day of inly, 1938, $100; and to the first day of July, 1939. SSO. Y hen said interest shall be paid off and discharged and said interest shall he divi ded into twoequal parts and be paid com mencing on thefirst day of January, 1910. and thereafter, semi annually on the first day of July and the first dav of January for each of said years to and including July first. 1935) The money arising from the sale of said | bonds in event that same lie authorized to he issued in and by said election shall he used for the purpose for which said bonds were issued and for no other purpose what soever. The said election shall he held on the day herein named at the place of holding electionsfor Mayor and councilmen in said city and under the same rules and regula tions that electionsfor Mayorand council men for said city are held and as are now required for elections of Mayor and Council The book for registration of voters qual ified tovote wHlbeopened by the clerk an • Treasurer at his office in the said city on the twentieth day of April, 1909. and will he kept open by him each day. Sundays excepted, during the hours of eight a. in., to three p. m.. until and indndingtbe thirtieth day of April, 1909, when said book shall be closed Only those who are duly qualified and registered voters of the city of Hampton shall be allowed to vote at said election. The polls shall he opened on said date at the council chamber in the said city at seven a. m . and closed at six p. m.’the same being the usual place for holding elections in said citv. Those desiring to vo f e in favor of the is suance of the said $2*1,000 of “Electric Lights and Waterworks Bonds” shall do s> by lasting I (allots having written or • cinted thereon the words “For S2O 000 ElectricLightsand Water Works Bonds ” Those desirimr to vote against the S2O 000 of electric lights and water works bonds shall do so br c-mtiiur ballots having wrif f, n nr nrinted th°reon the Words “Against "‘2O 000 Electric Lights and Water Works Bonds.” W. S Davis. Mayor. M. HAPHIS, * W. A Notith, h. A. Moore, Attest H G. FTKI.DS. .i M. Takpi.kx, clerk and Treasurer. Petition to ltequirc Executor to Make Title. Georgia, Henry Countv. T'o Paid ’1 urner. Executor. Asa A. Lem on. Fouche Lemon and Annie Lemon, 'ei sat law of Alex A. Lemon, deceased, and to Asa A. Lemon Guardian of Fouche Lemon and Mrs Annie M. Nolan Guar dian of Annie Lemon. The First National Bank, of McDon ough, Ga. transferee, having made applica tion to require titles to he executed to it to certain land described in a bond for titles thereto attached purporting to he signed by Alex A. Lemon late of Henry county, deceased, the *aid ai pbcath'n alleging that said land has been fullv paid for. all par ties concerned are hereby notified that said anplication will lm heard l eft >n* or'vyf "t Ordina.rv for said county on the 3rd day of May 1909. This sth dav of April 19*19. A. (t. Harris, Ordinary Lor \<t uiinisti at ion. Georgia. Henry county. Mrs. Sallie Rowan an heir at law hnv ing in pn per form applied to me that J. \. Fouche, Clerk of the Superior Court be "■rantMl permanent lett* rs of nrii'inittia ’ion on the estate of Samuel c Patillo. late of said county, this is to citeali and singtt h,.r the creditors and nex* - of Win of Sam uel c. Patillo to pc and at'near atii'f office within the time allowed hv law, and show "tone ifanv tl-evcan. wl y permanent ad ministration should not he granted to J A Fouche on said estate. \V itresc tut- hand and official signature this the7th day of April 1909 -V. G. Harris, Ordinary let Xtlministration. •» Georgia, Henry County W .i. Kitchens havi ne made •application ome in due foi in i o I>e appointed pern.a run ad ini’ istiator upon the estate of A. J Kitchens.lat** of sa d county Notice is hereby given that said application will In heard at the regular term of the court of Ordinary for sc id coni» > tnlebeldnn the ‘li st ' rday in May 1909. Wim.-s ,„\ official signature, this fifih dav of Mar. 190“ A G. H ARRIS. Ordinary. Bees Laxative Cough. Syrup is guaran teed. This is because we know what it will do and want to convince you. It is especially recommend* d for children as it is pltasant to t;ike and is getitly laxative. Lor coughs colds, croup, honr-ere’-s. ] whooping cough Price 2 c c, ECe and fl.tvi. : .'-'old by Horton Drug Co. f shown above is sewed to inside of Suits ; either style, single or dou- LOOK THEM OVER A pattern suited to every one’s fancy, while the make it better than seems necessary, or possible, SIO,OO THE LOWEST $20.00 THE HIGHEST GUARANTEE H. J. COPELAND MERCANTILE CO., Phone 25 McDonough, Ca. WANT TO BUY One to Two Hundred Tons Cotton Stalks EASTER OFFERINGS IN NEW MILLINERY YOU ARE CORDIALLY Invited to visit us for the Latest and Newest Things in Millinery, Ready=to=Wear Hats, Laces, Rats, Collars and Summer Novelties. PRICES VERY ATTRACTIVE Home of The Ladies Home Journal Patterns Fashion Sheets Free Give Us Your Business and be Pleased. Very truly, H. J. Copeland Mer. Co., McDonough, - Ga. PHONE No. 25. A WONDERFUL PAINT Matte your paint and save manufactu rer's profit. You can make paint at «ln least cost when >on mix 3-4 of a gallon of Linseed Oil costing 5 cents win- a gallon of L. <& M. Paint. You iben make I 3-4 gallons of paint. Dm a gallon and trv it. and get your money Iwvk if not tumid so! ihe L. M. Paint hus lieen us.-id over 35 years, and has decorated more than two million American homes. Sold bv: P : Copeland Mur. C«* MolAoitough Hampton B”ggy Co., Hampton. r't..• xwmr < - m A CITY ORDINANCE Beit otxlanied l>y the Mayor and city Council of the city of McDonough, ami it in hereby enacted by the authority of the same, that on and after May 15th lhtty oil dogs must 1k j kept off thestreets of the city of McDonough, or else must be muz zled (si that if a vicious (log, he will be jterfectly harmless) and the marahall are inst ructed to kill all dogs on the streets unnuuzzldiL
