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About The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1909)
HOWARD CARMICHAEL Leading Undertaker. A , \ **,’£,*"* .v ! i*" <&*4 ' .iV *' ", •- ' •' “JI :: a —.-: v- 'hi ,; { • •■• r \ Complete line of Caskets all styles and prices. Careful and polite attention given all funerals entrusted to me. Embalming done according to lutest and most improved methods. Newest aim myst up to date equipment. Call answered promptly day and night. Phone HO. McfH)NO(*(i}f. GA R. O.JACKSON, Attorney-at-Lavv, MCDOXOUGII. GA. Office over Star Store. BROWN & BROWN, ATT() RX E YS-A T-L AW, McDonough, Ga, lENRY COUNTY WEEKLY. .1. V. rot t in:. I’tihlislior. It. 1,. .JOHNSON Id I tor. "Entered at the postofßc* at McDob Wiirh. aa second class mall matter. A4y«rt!slng Rates: |1 00 per lack fir month. Reduction on staadlag »•■•rf.rtctfl by special agreement. |C j»p«sr ———■ —-Tie " "f**,r.""" ". '" •'• M'D mongh, Ga , April 30 r fit Op. STCCK3RIQGF. Well us the Stockbridg© news hasn't appear'd in the Weekly for sort • time, I can come again. I don't know whv tin v quit writing hs t his is a jelly little town. We on-r’it to lm ( a letter in the Wea k l.y every week. We nre having »i lot <>f ruin, the fai'TVMV* nre nil getting u Intft start »ivon;;<l here on account of the Wet weather. _ Mr. B. Ward, the v sm , cessfill stock dealer, hud quit for the sou son lmt the farmers kept coming t<> him for mules and lie wanttd to accommodate them so lie got in another cai lust week. Mr. Richard Morris from G win nett county, was visiting relatives here last week. Mr. Tom Walden from Atlanta, w. shoc 1 hst Saturday. / Mr. 'Pom .Johnson /Tom Atlanta, was here on business last wiek Mrs S, A. Leo spoilt last Friday with her son,' Mr. and Mrs. Boh Lee. Messrs .K<hn Bonner and Grady Morris were here lust Satnulay. Messrs, .loe Sanders, Richardson L‘o Claral'ce Clark, 1* L. Milam. J. E. I *e, Oliver Ellis wcreallhere from f'ekur Bluff, Ala., the guests of home folks l ist Sunday. Messrs F. L. Mays, Hugh Askew li. A. Mitchell are still utir mail carriers from Stoc’^bridge. George Brown from the railroad was here SAturdav night and Sun day with home folks. The rock quarry near here has boon shut down the past week on account of some machinery being broken, but have leccived some now maelmery ami are at work again. x Wo are expecting a nice time at vir S. li. S. commencement April T!0, as the children have been well trained by the teachers. Mr. C, Hanell whs at home lust week suffering from an acci dent happened to him on the rail road near Atlanta. Mrs. Andrew Marker, of Atlanta was the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Cartoll, Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Lcn Wilson from Atlanta, was the guest li mie folks near this place. i \ dlrs E igenia Carroll, of Atlanta nt a short while here Wednes day, the guest- of relatives. Miss >s Lds and Fh y Gillie t. of Hope* 11, were her Moncav p. in. Mrs. G "irtre Br ttrn went to At j lanta shopping Tuesday. We are going to have something more convenient in onr little town this summer than we ever had be fore in an ice storage that A. W. Mays will handle ice here, after May Ist. Mr. and Mrs. will Conkle, of At lanta. spent Snnday ami Monday with relatives near here. Mr. Mercer Lee, of Atlanta, was visiting relatives here gnnday and Monday, Messrs, w. C. Milam and family A. w. Mays and family attended the fnneral, of Mrs,. John Shettles worth at McDonongh last Monday. Henry Stewart was the gnest at Stockbridge last Monday, we were all glad to see him, Mrs A. H. Swan will intertain the yonngpeople with a candy pul ling Saturday. Col. Barge and family, of At lanta, are the guest other parnents Mr, and Mrs J. w. Clark this week. Mrs. w. A. Stephens, of Jones boro, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. EL Lee last Friday. Messrs, w. F. Grant, w. O Milam, J. C. made a business trip to Atlanta Tuesday. i Mr. B. L. w.ilden, of Forest Park. was here on bui mass last T lesdsiv. W(dl I will closh far this time with best wishes to all. A CiTY OjiBiSANGE Be it Di-J.iiiiwl by tiie Mnyur ;.ntl cl y Ooutleil ef thp city of Melh,m,li h, and it is hereby enaetiol by the authority of the - time, that on nndafter May 15th 1909 all ilogs must lx- kept off the streets of tin city of Me Den (nigh, or else mint be mi-z z.h-d (so tiiat if :t vicious deg, he will be peifectly harmless) and tht marahall tire inst ructed to kill all dogs on the streets ti n nut/.;,led. l-’nr Oifensission. Georirla, Henry County. \A . A..and W. J . Smith, Executors,upon the estate of \\ . f. Smith, deceased, late of said county, having lilt il their petition for discharge, this is to cite all persons eorce-'lied to show cause against the grunt ing of this dischargeiit the regular term of the court of Ordinary for said county to he hi Id on the First Monday in AL.v 1909 This March tilth 1909. A. Ci . Harris, Ordinary NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA WASHINGTON • X CHICAGO INDIANAPOLIS CINCINNAT CHATTANOOGA KANSAS CITY ST. LOUIS MEMPHIS BIRMINGHAM I"or all ot the above points, and many others, THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY a {lords most convenient schedules ever ollcred. Through Pullman Sleeping Cars Dining Cars on all through T tains For further intbrmati >n ad dress, |. L. MEEK, G. R PETTIT A. G. P. A. T. P. A. Atlanta, Ga. Macon, Ga. MUGS DYSPEPSIA TABLETS Relieve lnci£-st.on and Stomach Troubles. hOTICc OF BOND ELEDTIQM. To the Qua lifted Vote is of tliei ity ot Hamp tou, Henry count}’, Georgia: Pursuant to an ordinance duly anti unan imously adopted by tile Mayor anU Coun cil of the City of Himpton, Henry county, >t«te of Georgia, on the til th day of April 1909, you are hereby notified that on the tenth day of May, 1900, ;ui election will lie lield in said city at which will i>e submitted for your determination the question whether (Kinds shall lie issued by said city to tiie amount of SIO,OOO for the purpose of erecting, installing and equipping a sys tem of Electric Lights and Water Works in and for said city. Said S2O.(Jt*T of “Electric Eights and Water Works Bonds" shall bear date the lirst day of July, 1909,, shall tie in denomi nation of SI,OOO each, shall bear interest at rate of live per cent, per annum, payable senii-annualij on the lirst day of January and .July of each yeai as hereinafter stated The principal and interest thereon shall be pay a lie in gold coin of the United .States of the present standard of weight and fineness, at some lunik in the city of New York and State of New York. The principal of siid bonds shall be payable as follows: SI,OOO on the first day of July, lIMO and sl,oooon the first day of July thereafter toand including 1989, when said Electric Eights and Water W orks Bonds shall he fully paid off and discharged. The interest of said electric lights and wa ter vorks bonds will le its follows: To the first day of July. 1910, and to the first day of July each year thereafter to and in cluding 1920, thesuni of SI,OOO, and to the first day of July. Util, s9so;and to the first day of July. 1922, $900; .and to the (ie-»t day of July. 1928. and to the first day of j July, 1924. $500; and to the first day of July. 1925, $750; and to the first day of July, 1920 i $700; and to the first day of .July. 19127. $050: : ami to the first day of Jiily, lids, ir.oo; and to the first day of July, ngo. $550; and to ! the flint day of July. >9BO. $5,00; and to the 1 first day of July. )98|. - 150; and to the first 1 day of July. HB2, s4on: and to tne first dny |of July. 1' 18. $850: a dto the first day of July. 1984. y.J o; and tilth first dry of July 955. $250; and so the first day of July, 19: r, **.'oo: and tothef! ",-t d .y of ..mly, 1987. ?lsh: and to»he first day ot July. 1.9:.5. and i to the firsi .d.ay of July. It 89. SSO. When “»id interest hall be paid oIT and discharged and 1 1 ' intern-t shall be divi hied into two eat tl tans aid be paid emu ' ttjene’.ng on the . -t day of .Ui r vafv. t .'lu. | and t hereafter, sn i at.anally on :he first day of julv and th first day of January for h-ach of said years t and including Jttlv first. 115,9 1 la money nrisin from the sale of said 1 bonds in event thjit >at e 1 e authorized to I e hsut d in find bv said <■’ ct son shall fir is d **i*i* the- pnt;a -e :>r which said bonds were is .tied and for noo l.er ; itrj 0.-vw hat si ever. T e said eft rtion-hail b. In Id on (lie ' day herein namedat til- place of l.oidins-r cl, ctiom* for Mayor a ml ( oun jlmett iti said city and undertlie same i ni, < a’»d regula t ions chat eh ct 5 ns for Mayer a rid c ittncil lii'ii for aid ( ity at- l iM and as ,-r e new 1 required fi releetiens of Mayorand C»)in ed The book for i-egistrati- a of vo-ris qn:,b i fieil to vote will be opem dby the clerk an •' Treasurer at his of 5-p in tin* said city - m the twentietli day of April, 1999. and will i lie kept openly him each day. Sundays excepted, during t he hours of evrht a. m., | to three p. m.. until ami including the thirtieth day of April, 1909, when said bonk f shall be dost d Only those wlio are only qualified and registered voters of the City of Hampton si-all be allowed to vote at said election. The polls shall! e open, d on said date at, the Council Chamber in 'be said city at seven a. in..and closed at six p. the i same being the usual place for holding elections in said city. Those desiring to vote in favor of the is spjiuee of the said $20,000 of “Electric Eights and Waterworks Bonds” shall do so bv casting ballots having- written or orbited thereon the words “For S2iUHtO ElectricEichtsand Water Works Bonds ’’ 'lhosedesit-ii’ir to vote against the ftiO.Ont) ot electric lights and wafer works bonds si-all do so hr eastinarl allots having writ ten or printeil tbepcon the words “A gainst s--loTviai Electric Eights and Water Works ' Bonds.” w. S Oavi-' M ayoi\ W M. HA! RIS W. A North, F. A. MCORK, Attest f. Ci. FTKi.ns. J M. Tarpi.ex. Clerk aqd Treasurer. \ Good l-’rlend in l ime of Need No onecan have a lietter friend when troubled with colic, or diarihoea than i Chamberlain's C-dic Chole-a and Diar rhoea Remedy. Tt always cures. For sale ' y Borneo f'o Weak Kidneys Backache. La % jo and RheumciLism immediately relieved by Delays are dangerous. There is no more common complaint than Kidney complaint. rsTCv. Nature always gives due warn- AY ing and failure to 1 heed same may 'J" resu l* in Diabetes, \ f ' ¥ Lumbago, Bright’s iJr Disease, or some other "Jr serious affection of the Kidneys. A trial will J* convince you they jf\ are unequaled. Pine \ ules are quickly ab- \ sorbed and readily CV; / but naturally elimin fj( i ate poisons due to dis /ft / organed condition ot { Kidneys and Bladder. They purify the blood and are a tonic to the entire system. Do not suffer from Backache, Lumbago, Rheumatism cr Kidney and B’adder trouble when you can get Pir.eules, Tvo sires. tl TO and 50 cents. The dollar size co.-.taias 2$ times as much as the 50 cent size. Pineub Medicine Company Chicago, U. S. A. FuH slock now readv for use. We are handling the only Gen= nine Texas Diverse Cultivators in this section, this is the plow that can be made into many plows. We carry a full line of extra teeth, fenders and bolts. Specia! prices on plows, Terrell Scrapes and Sccvil Hoes. See our goods and get our prices before you buy. Very truly, H. J. Copeland Mer. Co., McDonough, - Ga. PI-ION b No. 25. FIRST ROUND Hampton, T hart-day April 1 McMnllins, Tuesday April 13 ‘- th ’ ~ Beersliebti, W’edntsday “ 14 Flippen, Monday “ 5 ~ . _ Stockbrid-e, Wednesday “ 7 Sh,u] - v R,d S e Thursday “15 Shakerafr. Thursday “ g ! Tnssaliaw, Friday “ 16 •Brushy Knob, Friday “ 9 j Locust Grove, Monday May 3 Loves Monday “ 12 Lowes, Wednesday “ 5 i IcDonough Coiurt-wecK, First Tuesdays and Saturdays until books are closed, June 25, 1909. T. T. BARHAM, LUELLA, GA., Jl Tax Receiver Henry County. f Messrs. Fred Walkt r uml Elbert Parr, of Locnst Grove, were visit ors here Sunday. Mrs. C. T Ziehry, of Decatur, who spent the winter in Florida, \yas the guest of friends and re latives here this week as she was en route hi me. FRATERNAL LOTGE SO. „ Z&M 37, F & A M 1 J liKo ' N * N » M i \ Rt)gu ui' j.u i>i Fri- J oil* tul. p. 111. Personal Mention EVERYBODY’S MAG AZINE has come back to town on a visit, after nearly two weeks’ absence. He says he hopes to stay quite a while with a number of the best families; he brings with him a lot of new stories —good ones ; his health is much improved. TheU. D. C’s. made quite a suc cess of their restaurtnl Spain 1} is week, netting ti t m quite a neat snm for the monument fund. The local chapter is untiring in their labels and they now have almost half the amount to pay for the shaft to be placid on the court Lonse square. STILL AT MY OLD STAND For the past sixteen yean- I have i>een in McDonough engaged in the blacksmith : *iul repair business, except the past four years, when 1 was coiintcttd with the Mc- Donough Buggy Co. Now 1 have returned to in» old line of work of running a general blacksmith and repair shop. Horse shoeing, repair ing of wagons buggies, farm tools and im plements. ir fact any tiling of a repair ua i lire will he done pioinj ly and sat is fact o !r' by me. I "ant to thank each and everycnewho has patronized me in the past, and I wan toassurc all my old friends that a cint .uance of their patrol ape will heap piec c.ed and 1 always m..i d readv to give hi the best in my sla ii rni' your mon Joel Bankston, BEE S LAAAiiVfc UUIJGH SYRUP RELIEVES COUGHS AND COLO?
