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About The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1909)
S : ; ! : c A L_ L. : | And let me fit yon with Glasses] in the most modern way and thej latest styles. 5 Satisfaction guaranteed! \ P. B. CHEEK, .Jeweler and Optician, ) ncßoraough, = Qa. j locals. School Monday ! Enter your friend in the popu lar voting contest. Miss Ruth Branun, of Stock bridge, has been the guest of Miss Azzell Shields this week. Mrs. Lilah Copeland and little H. J. .lr., spent first cf the week in the Gate City. Mr. John Daily, of Atlanta, were the guests of homefolks anti friends here Sunday. Mr. Thos D. Stewart, of Atlan ta, was mingling here with his many friends on Wednesday. . Capt. W F. Smith, of Flovilla, is the guest of friends ana rela tives hero this week. Mrs B. EL Butts and son Ben Hill, of Barnesvilie, are the guests of her sister, Mrs. Joel Bankston this week. Miss Azzell Maxwell, of Atlanta, spent the week-end here the guest of her grand mother, Mrs. S. C. Stewart, “MONEY TO LEND” First to the fellow who keeps his accounts in this hank. Bunk of Stookbridge, Ga. The workmen are rapidly push ing to completion the new two story homo on Griffin street, of Dr. B. E. Horton. FOR SALE—One fine cow, for further information apply to F. M, Patterson, Rt. 7. McDonough, Ga. Misses Laura Benning and Mar guerite Ward, of Atlanta, arrived Thursday afternoon fora week’s visit to Miss Ruth Turner. “MONEY TO LEND” To the far mer who wants help to finish his crop and needs the money to do this, come to SEE US. Bank of Stookbridge, Ga. Mr. Jim England, who is with one of Atlanta’s leading drug stores, was the guest of homefolks and friends here Sunday. “MONEY TO LEND” to the bor rower who can make a good bank able paper can always get the “DOUGH!” Bank of Stookbridge, Ga. Mr.J.N. Vonderlief and Miss Reba Whitehead, of Winder, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Johnson Sunday. Misses Estelle and Jessie King, of Jonesboro, spent Sunday at Camp meeting and for a short time were the guests of Mr. and Mrs R. L. Johnson Sunday. HOUSE FOR RENT.—One six room house on Brown’s Avenue, recently vacated by Mr. Henry Hightower. Apply to Mrs. W. A. Huling, McDonough, Ga. Mrs. A. S. Odom, who has been visiting friends at McDonough, Atlanta and other points in that section of the state, is at home again and she reports a most pleasant visit.—Lyons Progress. Editor Robert L. Johnson and wife, of McDonough, spent the week end with the former’s father, Mr. J. A. Johnson, near Jonesboro, and spent a few hours of Sunday with friends in town. —Jonesboro JEo ter prise. T. A. LJFSTCY. dentist Office Hours : 7 .:«) to 12 a. m. Itosr. m. 1). A. BROWN, DENTIST • Office Hours : 7.80 to 12 A M. 1 to 5 P.M. DR. THOS. J. ILOLTON. Physician ani> Surgeon, R. F. D. No. 1, Rkx, Ga. Bell Phone. Res. at M. C. White FARM FOR SALE A good one hundred acre farm for sale. At Stookbridge, Ga. Apply to J. W. Clark. WANTED—IS,OOO bundles of good fodder. Graves Stable, McDonough, Ga. Miss Ethel Sowell left Tuesday for an extended visit to friends at Suwanee. Mr. and Mrs. J, L, Gardner are visiting latives and friends at Concord. A nice little stock of goods f _>r sale ; good terms ; come quick. T. J. Upchurch, Locust Grove, Ga. Mr. Pierce Stewart, who has been attending the summer session at Merce r University, returned home on Tuesday to the delight of his many friends. The most satisfactory flour for cakes, light bread and all uses is Acme Patent and Clifton. Copeland Mer. Co. Mrs. Z. F. Stanton, who was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. R. L. Johnson, for several days return ed to her home at Winder on Tues day. We are now ready to figure with you on your bagging and ties and shorts for the coming season, Copeland Mer. Co. Misses Idelle Waldrop, Anna belle Harper, and Ocona Benne field, of Jonesboro, and Mr. Jack Slappey, of Plains, called on old home friends in The Weekly of fice Wednesday, Best quality cotton pick ing sacks can be had lrom 11s cheaper than you can buy the cloth and have them made they are good size and well made Copeland Mer. Co. You can not be well, feel well, or look well if your kidneys are deranged. Foley’s Kidney Remedy makes healthy kidneys and cures backache, rheumatism, and all disorders of the urinary organs. Restores health and strength. For sale by Horton Drug Co. Wagons must go, we are overloaded with one and two horse wagons, See us and get tlw best wagon made, rem ember! these wagons must go, now is your time to reap a bargain. Mitchell in the lead. Copeland Mer. Co. Mrs. J. P. Copeland, Miss Cora Betts and Miss Lilah Copeland, who went to spend the month of August at Ashville, N. C , were brought home on Sundaw morn ing by the illness of Mrs. Cope land. It will be gratifying news to her many friends to know that She is rapidly recovering from her illness. Judge E. J. Reagan, of McDon ough, passed through the city yesterday morning on his way to Forsyth, where he is presiding at Monroe superior court this week. He was joined here by Col. Searcy, the stenographer of the courts of the Flint circuit.—Griffin News Pressing Club Hoved to Farmer’s Union Building I have moved My Pressing Club shop from the Shield’s lot to the Farmer’s Union Building, second door hack from front opposite Presbyterian church. J.P. Powell. Farm For Sale. A good 72 acre Farm for sale. Apply to B. W. NAIL, R. F. D, No. 5, McDonough, Ga. Miss Julia Tnompson, who was the guest of Miss Lucy Reagan l'or a week, left on Thursday for her home at Covington. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Copeland and children left Thursday for a visit to friends and relatives at several points in northeast Geor gia. Man Zan, the great Pile remedy, prevents piles by preventing constipation. It is conveniently applied directly to the trou ble by means cf a small nozzle attached to the tube in which Man Zan is put up Sold by Horton Drug Co. Z. D. Ward Stookbridge, Ga. Full line of Watkins family med icines, extracts, stock foods, pep pers and spices, pulverizi d goods, etc. always on hand. I will be in McDonough with my wagon every Saturday. W. A. White. Nice little pleasant, gentle, easy, safe and sure pills, are Ring Little Liver Pills, Pinesaive, carbolized, soothes pain. In any emergency—bruises, cuts, sores, burns scratches etc. Pinesaive, carbolized, is best. Sold by Ilorton Drug Co. Z. D. Ward, Stookbridge, Ga. Mr. Hugh Penn, Mr. Roper, Miss Martha Penn and little niece, of Monticcllo, were here a shprt. while Tuesday en route home from Atlanta in their Auto. Pine-o-lene will preserve your porch iloors, wagon and hubs and rims, will make se cond class shingles last as as lirsts. Copeland Mer. Co. The action of Gov. Brown in re appointing two of his political op ponents as trustees of the State University, is in striking contrast to that of his predecessor, who, it is charged, refused to retain Judge Enoch H. Calloway, of Augusta, because of political differences. More than once since his induction into office has the present execu tive given evidence of his broad mindedness and determination to steer clear of personal animosities. —Lawrenceville News. Pure cooking oil can be used on all occasion, is better, cheaper and goes further than hog lard, can be used in Salads Dressings, Cakes, Ice Cream, Bread and Meats. Sold in any size quantities. Copeland Mer. Co. Mr. D. A. Rosser, one of Beer sheba District’s substantial and successful farmers, was in the city Wednesday and while here paid the Weekly a pleasant call. He says that the new steel bridge over Sonjh river at Butler’s bridge is now about finished and that ail the people in that section are proud of it. He also informed the Week ly that he was going to move near Jenkinsburg the latter part of the year, where he could be nearer the market—and the railroad, hut when he moves Henry will lose him as a citizen of the county— Butts is to be congratulated on se curing him as a citizen, though much to Henry’s loss. We need such splendid men as Mr. Rosser. Diarrhoea For a quick cure without any unneces sary loss of time take chamberlain s colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. One or two doses is sufficient to effect a cure in any ordinary case. It can always be de pended upon and is equally efficient for children and adults. For sale by Jlorton Drug Co. THE OLDEST, THE BIGGEST, THE STRONGEST. i IT’S YOURS FOR THE ASKING. NOBODY TO BLAME IF YOU ARE NOT IT. GOING ON 16 YEARS OLD The Bank of Henry County SOLID AS THE ROCK OF GIBRALTAR. B. B. CARMICHAEL & SONS, McDonough, ca. Funeral Directors and Embalmers. Day Phone No. 51 Night Phone N0.'52 i~.' * ~ . 2 SliSr ’* Adjofcj All calls answered promptly day or night. All embalming carefully done and aceoiding to best methods Our stock of metal and wood caskets and robes are uneqnalkd. Our services, hearses and equipment, are the be*,t to he had. We furnish the best steel, brick or cement Vaults. Wedding Gifts that Delight the Bride. In selecting a gift for the bride yen naturally wish to choose something that will please her now and bring pleasant thoughts of the giver for yaars to come. »We can help you do this, as we are special ists in wedding gift wares and spend much time and thought in select ing articles that will be most suitable for the Occasion. We are therefore continent that you w ill find just the right thing at P. B. CHEEK, J EWELER M’DONOUGH, GA. DO YDU EXPECTTO BUILDTHiSSUMKER? Then it will pay you to remember that we are situat ed right in your vicinity and well fixed to supply all building material and do any planing mill work at prices that are attractive. We can always offer inducements in flooring, ceiling r weather boarding, shingles, brick, lime and cement, also on windows, doors and mouldings. yfT’Don’t forget that Lawn Swing ; Just $1.50 and what a pleasure, ESTES MANUFACTURING CO., REX, GA. THE GEORGIA TRADING COMPANY, Forsyth, Ga., HAS FOR SALE houses in Forsyth and farms in Monroe county. Write for descriptive booklet, prices and terms. SPECIALS. Xeat little cottage of four rooms on an acre lot inside the city limits. Good garden some fruit trees, tig bushes etc. Plenty of room for another building on lot $1,100.00 A fivo room dwelling with barn, buggy house and half acre of land, good garden and fruit trees; very near to Bessie Tift College and on a public street, $1,400. Lovely home 'with fourteen acres of land', just outside the corporate limits of For svth The house, vine thatched and rose embowered, has seven rooms, hall and bath room, water and sewerage. On the place is servant's house, good lain and stable. This place needs to be seen to be appreciated. Price, $4,000.00. 135 acres, four miles from Forsyth in Evers District. 35 acres bottom land and fiO acres open for cultivation.. Two-room weather bcardtd log house with barns and sheds. Price, SI,OOO 00. •250 acres, seven miles from Forsyth: two-horse farm open on the place; constdeia ble woodland; 3 room frame dwelling with barn and outhouses, and one 2-room log cabin. Land moderately level, produces well andean be bought for f2.EGO.tO, one half cash, balance one year at 8 per cent. 148 acres in Cox’s District, moderately level, 15 acres of bottom, 110 acres open for cultivation, some fine saw timber. The dwelling has four rooms, with hall and there is a new barn anda splendid carriage house. This place is in a fine community and rents readily. Terms one-half cash, balance 8 per ceut. price per acre $ 15.00. 400 acres, about six miles from Forsyth; 200 acres open for cultivation, 30 acres of fine bottoms, 75 acres of woodlands, some good saw timber. On this farm are six tenant houses and two barns. One four room frame house built in 1908. Plenty of running water and good wells. Price per acre $12.60, one fourth cash, balance, 1,2 f and 3 years with 8 per cent on the deferred payments. For full particulars address THE GEORTIA TRADING COMPANY Forsyth, - Georgia-
