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Whet?l B 5 ncrensed €r- r ’<ciency.
fv/o :'lew ignition Systems, Greater Hiil-Cllmbing Ability.
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!> *te .M-w ft *Ji •< •»/11 C-- t/ l € something called “class’'. That
sc Hi tr r.- tr Peking in other c,: s ..-cMing nt or ncT.r the s/i;nc price.
’ ,-;c have the BRUSH RUNABOUT, S4SS.W.
L,ht its GIVE YOU A ATFON.
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McDonough, ga. : :
, aatoii hi ‘ ..o condition of
The Hank of Hampton
1 cuu ! >i i* .• Ca., at the cloao of
business Mar. 29,1910
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts 123,831.26
«. Oldlu.l' l.Ot)
L'onds * stocks owned by the bank 2,000.00
Furniture and Fixtures 1,200.00
Luc from banttn aiui bankers
in the state 7,027.37
Duo from banks and bankers
in other states 7,820.21
Currency 1,600.00
Gold 75.00
Silver, nickels and pennies 137.26
lotal 143,692.04
Liabilities
Capital dock paid in 26,000.00
Surplus fund 24,000.00
Undivided pi outs, less current
expenses and tuxos paid 3,008.60
Individual deposits subject to c'k 64,240.6.
Time certificates 7,311.00
Casher s checks 32.50
Miiis I.m aui., .■■■ i udiug lime
Cer ticates representing
iioi rowed
Total 143,698.64
State ol Georgia, lloary county:
IM'oie me canu W D. Henderson,
cashier ol I art oi Lumpton, who being
duly sworn, says that the above and fore
going statement is a true condition of
. .id l a ik .hov n by the nooks of lib*
in said Lank. >v . L. Henderson.
Sworn lo i.i.d . iir-i .n d before me, this
u i. iy - L ... 1. " .1 M Tarpley, ON 1>
1.1 a,d for liei ry Co. Ga. k .
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It I am prognosticator, l
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Ans. Doex Welch n-. qvitc- sick,
ia-.iiiiij it \l> sihadUmmisior
tttiia to it iu-- ' iu » ut vk *
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buried last &a out day
Mr. and Mrs. Tarm r Terry and
Mists I’aniiU U* c Bor-er v.liv
tUo guests oi >n>- fc>. L. iiickb Sun
day utternoon.
\r„ a re sorry to In ar of t-bo con
tin and iUnc i ' • Jackson's
fa m j 1 V o hope for them a
gpjßody - tA tj v .
As , U .- A f. • .o • .e, -A ill Stop'and
give Ih c... -n lo' « uro space.
R mor, bt -i ms dl
oloti- :s at Union. lam
kept so b> >: wnv.ei* lei
for solicitin' but v.iii t . ii ior ant
deliver all \vo> ■ pvt »» i tly.
P. Powell.
Ijib. t . «*r vorev
IN HENRY SUPERIOR COURT APRIL TERM 1910
Otelia Patterson, Vs Willian Patterson.
It appearing to the Court by the return
of the. sheriff, in the above stated case,
that the defendant does not reside in said
county, and it further appearing that he
does not reside in this State. It is there
fore ordered by the Court, that ser\ ite be
perfected on the defendant by the publi
cation sf this order once a month for four
months, before the next term of this
Court, in the Henry County Weekly, a
newspaper published in Henry County.
Georgia.
Henry A. Peebles. Petilioners Atty.
S E. J. Reagan, Judge S. C. F, C.
TO
PROSPECTIVE
BUYZ™*
For General
Machine Repairing
Steam Engines, Caroline Engines,
Automobiles, Gins, Pipe Fittings,
Threshes.
J. A. Kimbeil,
Phone 161. JAOKSON, QA.
DR. JOEL B, WATKINS, JR„
VETERINARY SURGEON.
Treatment oi diseases oi all animals. All calls
promptly attended to. SURGERY a specialty.
Correspondence solicited.
OFFICE: m h LEACH’S STABLE,
Bell Phone: Residence, 131: Office, 44.
JACKSON, GEORGIA.
MeDonough, GA.
BUICKI no. ei *? Ig.FASSENOBRS
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-51,750 F. OX. \ ' \ ~| . AROUND
FACTORY •' ’ AN > SEE
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G. E. MALLET & CO., Agents,
JACIh’ON, - GA.
HOWARD CARMICHALL
LEADING UNDERTAKER.
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Complete lino of Caeketsall styles and prices,
Careful and polite attention given all funerals entru
sted to me.
Embalming done according to latest and meet im
proved methods.
Newest and most up to date equipment.
Calls answered promptly day and night.
Phones 28 and 30.
flcDonough Ga.
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B. B. OARMICHAEL & SONS,
MCDONOUGH, CA.
Punersl nirpctorn rtntf Fmbalmers.
D»y Phene No. 51 Night Phone No. 59
All calls answered promptly day or night.
All embalming carefully done and according to best methods
Onr stock of metal and wood caskets ard»rohef are nnequelUd.
Our services, IjPc.rses and equipment, nre the best to be had.
We furnish the best steel, brick or c< n.ent Vaults.
■Bank, of Stockbridge
tsv Dcnrivcmi’c nDiiiintf
iAA uLuu mi a riyUfiiJj
FIRST ROUND
Hampton, Monday April 4
Wednesday ‘* 6
Flippen, Thursday 4 4 7
Strockbridge, Friday 4 4 8
Shakerag, Monday 4 4 11
Brushy Knob Tuesday 4 4 12
Love’s Wednesday 4 4 13
Hampton Thursday May 5
Sixth Friday 4 4 6
Flippen Tuesday • 4 10
Stockbridge Wednesday 4 4 11
Shakerag Thursday 4 4 12
Brushy Knob Friday 4 4 13
Love’s Monday 4 4 16
Hampton Thursday May 36
Sixth Friday ‘ ‘ 37
Flippen Monday ‘ ‘ 30
Stocbridge Tuesday ‘ ‘ 31
Slink crag "Wednesday June 1
Brushy Knob Thursday ‘ ‘ 2
Love’s Friday ‘ ‘ 3
McMullin’s Monday ‘ ‘ 6
Beer sheba Wednesday 1 ‘ 8
FOURTH
Hampton Friday June 17: Stockbridgo Monday June 20
Loeuut Grove TuosdayJune 31.
Me )enough, COURT WFF K.
A*! First Week, tnd 3 days of Second Week:
and First Tuesdays and Saturdays until Books are
closed, June 25, 1930.
T. T. BARHAM, LUELLA, GA.,
Try. P c elver Henry County.
EGGS,. EGGS, EGGS —BLUE RIBBON STRAIN,
sEdc,Li- ecr.-'z vmiTE LECHosrs eqss
in lar<?e or ?m J 1 quantities. FERTILITY GUARAN
TEED, m.d .rices a! way £ RcusonXT.
Do r t ? -y an Incubator or Brooder until you
ee the L.i ds G ANDY LVA—For s: ; by
CL r-:. Y'iXMS, WHITE FE THEE F/IRH,
L..U I ? - LA, <3 El CuGIA.
4 ‘Jones £ LLI t c;■•kc i 1 t lir :
LEVELS TO JNO. R- SMITH.
Jackson, Ga.,Route 3., March 15, 1910,
Mr. John R. Smith, McDonough, Ga.
Dear Sir: — In regard to the Circular Saws you hammered for
us. we will say that we have had them hammered in Atlanta several
times by the best saw-makers there, and on several occasions have
even had to return them to have 1 lie ni done over, and even then we
could not cut!Oak or other hard wood satisfactorily, Bnt since you
hammered them they run BETTER than w hen new, and we can cut
oak or any other hard wood with them as easily, or even easier than
they would cut pine before. In fact we calculate cur saw troubles
is over, and yon'ean rest assured that when we need any more saw
hammering done, or, in fact, any other kird of machinery repairing
done you will geUthe work. And we furtheimere recommend other
saw mill men with similar troubles to have you do their work.
Yours truly,
C. L. BARTLETT & AUSTAN.
MeMullin’s Thursday 44 14
Beersheba, Friday 4 4 15
Sandy Ridge Thursday 44 2B
Tnssahaw, Friday 4 4 2JI
Locust Grove Monday, May 2
Lowe’s Wednesday 4 4 4
MoDonough, on Ist Tuesday and
*9very Saturday.
SECOND ROUND
McMullin’s Tuesday, May 17
Beersheba Wednesday 4 4 18
Sandv Ridge Thursday 44 19
Tnssahaw Friday 4 4 20
Locusf Grove Tuesday 4 4 24
Lowe’s Wednesday 4 4 25
THIRD ROUND
Snapping Sliouls, 9 o’clock, a. m.
Island Shoals, 11, ‘ ‘ a. m.
Woodstown, l * ‘ P- m,
Thursday, June 9
Sandy Ridge Friday ‘‘ 10
Tussaliaw Tuesday *‘ 14
Locust Grove Wednesday 1 ‘ 15
Low e’s Thursday Uj ‘ ‘ 16
