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About The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934 | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1910)
T. A. LIFSKY, DENTIST Offick Hours : 7.30 to 12 A. M. 1 to 5 P. M. dk, tjios. .i. uor/roN, PUVSK'I \Jf AND ElJli-'MCOV, R. F. i>. X). 1, K: Ga. Bit j, l'liOAK. Re:-, at M. 0. Whit* l i s t' Offior Hours : 7,«»!> to v. m. i > m. Ot!iC€“ in jiVw jo f<* >niitliuc. R. O. JACKSON, Attorney-at-Law, M c DON T ()IJGH, GA. Office over .star Store. * BROWN & BROWN, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, McDonough, Ga. JOBS under th* U. S. Govern ment pay well for short hours and easy work. 100 for 6 months snb •eriptloo wilt keep you posted on the ehanoca for YOU. Send today—stamps or cola. CIVIL SKRVICEJIRECORD, •are of Henry County Weekly. Plaster your walls with “Ivory Cement Plaster*’ sold by. Planters Warehouse & Lumber Co, McDonough, Ga. Statement of the oonditlon of The Bank of Locust Grove located at. Locust Grove, Ga., at the close of business Mar 29, 1910. Rbrouroks Loans and discounts 44,535.95 Demand loans 12,625X6 Overdrafts 893.51 Banking house 4,724.97 Furniture and fixtures 1,651.80 Due from banks and bankers in the state 5,244.86 Due from banks and bankers In other states 343 41 Currency 981 00 Gold 50.00 Silver, nickels and pennies 284.17 Ch ‘cks and cash Items 108.19 Total 70,891 21 Li AHJLITIRS <• ip! ml stock pa id in •?:> fifth ((i Undivided pr dits. lius'oulfrejit 1 ’ etpenses and taxes paid 8,360.26 Due to banks and bankers in this stale Dae unp.i <1 dividends Individual d m -.sits subject toc'k 35.(573 25 Tinieoert iiieutes 1,833.75 Cashi >r's checks 3).1*5 Total 70,891.21 S at >« 0.'.-:' >. !' mi, y county: D >foi\> ino ■ ■ ■!. ’?• ‘own, c;: V\r of sail 15. nl;, v > hoi i,;- duly sworn, > .ys that tan ah >vo nd far 'going statement i . a t-ruo eo tdiiion of said bunk, ns shown by the boot;s of 11 le ias dd b »nk. J. W. Brown. Sworn to a i 1 mbs c.-ibed ivlorc me, tl»it* 4th Clay of April im >. 1). L. Burk, C. N.P. St.item nt of tao condition of The Bank of Stockbridge located at Sfookbridge, Da., at the close of business Mar. 39, Win. Bksoci;cks L tans and Discounts (>3,083.66 Demand Loans 13,434.39 Overdrafts. 2,'.tßi>. 1 1 md> .v S; a s own dby Bank l, lift.On Bank in ■: it a:se 2.1 •>.*.(!*> Fu.-nit,. ■■d Ki v u-s 1,f31.80 I >ef, a, I . hankers in me -tiiie o, :-, : .2.13 ■ *,'. ;■> f ("6 65 l; >S 1 k e'.ni - 61 0.3 * " •• a-o : items 42.8-1 e Fund 2 ' |6 IQO .00 16,000 00 1 1 1 ’ > - rrrent e - ; aid 7,310.46 Dr. i> .> .... i' 1 :.:i r a oi • 10,001.00 ind.vi : .d, . jlibjict to c’k 49,052.63 Time C i i!i an s i 8,041.76 Cashiers checks 112.15 Total 100.523 00 State of C' ' hi. e unity of Henry: Bef ire me came C M Power, cashier of Bank of S • khridge who )>i ; ng duly sworn, -avs that the above an 1 f >regoing statement B a true c mdition of said Bank, as i- -,h jwn by th hooks of file in said hank. 1 21 Power, cashier. Sw >rn to and «nhs -ri'-v.l before me, this 6th day of Mar. 1910. A h Swann, N P substance of the people, or to defend the Institutions and glorious traditions of oar own section, I have responded to that call with all tin* force and vigor of my being. As the Representative |of a free people, I have denounced tyranny in whatever form It lias appeared, and fur tively participated in the movement to wrest the control **f tin; Rouse from the arrogant despotism that has bet a ore; ted I i hi>.anil ti ll other mat levs will most, coil to my constituents ai *1 party. Believing thu my lngexperience will poop • if the *)’strict in the next House, which, from ill indie . .ions, wlil.be ]). m ocratic, and with grateful appreciation • f t heir support and confidence in the past, I ask a renomination at the hands of my constituency. C. L. Bartlett. To the people of the Sixth Congressional District: I am a candidate for Congress subject to Democratic nomination. In this announcement I will not un- dertake to incorporate my entire plat form, but cannot refrain from sayinlf that as a member of Congress I would strenuously oppose all extravagant expenditure of the people’s money and all unnecessary und burdensome tax ation, and every effort made to en croach upon “states rights’* and would stand unflinchingly and unfalter ingly against all laws In conflict with the principle “Equal rights for all and special privileges to none.” I believe that this should be In reality as It Is In theory a goverment of the peo aple, by the people and FOR the people As your representative I would devote to the duties of the office my time, my en ergy and whatever of talent I have and requests from any oltizeu of the District howeverhumble he might lie would ro celveprompt and careful attention. If elected I will enter upon the discharge of my duties without pledge orpromise to any man or set of men but absolutely free and independent to do my full duty ns God gives me the light to see It. Very Respectfully. O. H. B. Bloodworth. To the Voters of the Sixth Congressional District: I have a laudable ambition to represent this district in the 02ml Congress, there fore I submit to you this formal announ cement of my candidacy, subject to the Democratic primary, and I earnestly solicit your vote and support. T shall en l avor to canvass 0.-eh county and see irsmmy of you personally ns it, is possible forme to do between thisand the date the primary Is held. And then should you vote for and elect me I promise to consecrate my very best efforts and what ever talents and ability I possess to your service. It »spc t folly yours. J.J. FLYNT. Fellow Citizens: I announce to you n:v wish to represent the Sixth Congiesv-ional District in tin Congress o! the United S.at* e. . ; ell, j ini a lf-g* yet on ent; the ! preservation of ;he ais tourney and lights of the States; and the maintenance of the the general government uiuler the consti tution. I favor a free a* well a pure ballot, 1! fo. the democratic primary, you 1 shall know ful iy anil in detail no views of the principles and policies of government, on which I will seek your approval and and abide your patriotic judgment. When elected, I will dedicate myself to the public service as your representative. John P. Ross. For Judge Superior Court To'fche Voters of r h * Flint Circuit: lam ;i candidate fop Judge of the Su ' perior Court of the Flint Circuit, subject |to the I).>m >era, ic pvinvun . I «••licit a-.i will appreciate the sup |'rl .. :.d vate of tk- •• ;de, of the eiremit. Roukkt T. Damkl. i\. :he olers of the Flint Circuit: ! . -v ,n? . candidate for 1 ; r . ■ io; S;if : r t'< arts of the o il the up ~f * J ; e ,pi*- 0 i : jC vi injury »o)h? , - a ;■ or;, . 1 reti r you io House .! no '}:! f ] n 9 as to hoe T have -er cd . .1 ti: u r.k ii ex liter.- for He ir suppor: in the pa-t, find will apprec iate your sui portin thecomihg primary. Yours Truly i;. C. Brown. Me D-inough, Ga. March 3 7th 1910 To the White Voters of Henry County. 1 am a condidate for Representative subject to the primary to be held on May 12th. 1 solicit and will appreciate the support of every white Citizen of Henry County, j Respectfully. K. M. Smith. For County School Commissioner. To the White Voters of Henry County. I am a candidate for the office of County School commissioner of Henry County, subject to the Democratic Primary to be held on May 12. ffflO. I shall deeply appre ciate yoursupport. Yours respectfully. Lawrence Duffey. To The V d r* of Henry County. ' wavy elect ieii for nominal ion to the If ,r.minuted end elected I shall en deavor to serve you faithfully imparti ally and efficiently. I*olll the legal and ; incii'er ’ dc.b < pertaining to’this office shall rceeu-e ray *■; i. f'.ll eel disinteres ted a! teriion The honor and grandeur of our s; ite depend in grant measure upon tl.eet.yaird ehw■aeterundefficiency of her common schools. At all times l shall it.ili avor to cooperate with you in united effortsto maintain for your school or schools a high standard of excellence. I. J. Richardson. For Clerk. With deepest gratitude t« the people of Henry county for past favors, I am a can didate for re-election as Clerk of the Su perior Court, subject to the Democratic primary, pledging renewed effort always for the best service in my power. Respectfully, J. A. Fouche. For Treasurer. To the white voters of Henry county. lamacondidate for the office of Trea surer subject to the Democratic primary. If elected I will discharge the duties of the office In accordance with the law. I will also appreciate all favors that may be given me in the ooming election. ( Respectfully. I. Brooks Bryans. McDonough, Ga., Feb 23d 1910. To the White Voters of Henry County. I am a candidate for re-election to the office of Treasurer, subject to nomina tion in the primary to be called by the Democratic Executive Committee. I am deeply grateful to the voters of Henry county for their support in the past. If elected, I will continue to discharge the duties of the office in accordance with the law, and will not be a candidate for re-election two years from now. Respectfully, 1). J, Green. T ) the Hvhifce'voters of Henry County. la.nnouoce i\iys; if as n candidate ; r x n:ashrer,9‘'Subject to the Demoomoic primary. <|wing c6my Condition T SvHl not liv able to canvas the county but will appreciate, and be grateful for your sup port. And if elected will promise to dis charge my dub, in accordance with the law. W. F. Hand. Stockbridge. Ga., Io The v otersof Henry County. o y*-;; .go in withdrawing from ; the race for County Treasurer, i announ ced Thai i won 111 be a candidate for that! office for this incoming term. 1 now an I nour.ee my -elf a caiujidati for the above ( office Subject to the Democratic primary and if elected 1 promise not to ask for it a civond time. Thanking you in advance for all favors you may grant me. I beg to remain. Yours Respectfully. I. S. Mays. To the White Vot ei sof Henry County I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the Democratic Primary on May 12, 1910. If elected I pledge faithful and com petent service. I shall sincerely appreci ate all support given me. Yours respectfully. M. c. Lowe. ‘ h .IV*"?vh't in the pi_*i<-,-ii-. i h ' vip 3 i ■' -r the law, : !• u ,f. • :,j u!s«* t » v\: i v flu t . -wi\ o!>li4;!tioii ? > in- ! o lnve Tuition d me with ! Fat ‘ ' am’ or-?’,],. *e. During j ihe e:> i. ■ peril a of my service in tin* j lion-. I have been fae* d by a R -publi- can majority, strongly adverse, in senti ment anil policy to the best interests of the people of my section, but my record here will demonstrate that in every word I hav.* spoken and in every vote I have east, 1 have had an eye single to the hon or and welfare of the people I represent. Whether my duty as a Representative has r died me to resist the insiduous at tempts that are being constantly made to undermine the sovereign dignity of the State, to oppose the encroachments of nguni/ed :non >pu y upon the rights and TRADg HM-NH ■Jhark" Quality represents VALUE and the yield of your crop. pent, itpott Si e c, ua, ** t ..■ ~,; *. quantity of fertilizers used. For ten years we h ie studied carefully the needs of the land: in this section, and the fertilizers best adapted to them, and now unhesitatingly recommend our ! various brands to the trade. In addition to our regular es“ tablished brands we are intro ducing two brands ammoniated with PURE FISH material to ; which we call your special at- I tention. j Upon our past record we soli cit your future business, and it shall be our endeavor to merit a ! larger share of your valued pat ronage. MANDEVILLE MILLS, I CARROLLTON, Oa.BREHEN, OA. SOLD BV Green & Tarpley, M’DOWOUGH, GEORGIA. For Sheriff'. I hereby ai'?, * ace os' a candidate for Sheriff of Her y bounty, subject to the Democratic Primary of May, 12, 1910. If elect (I Mr. John S. Banner will serve s my deputy. We ask anil will appreciate your support. John Bryans. To the White Vo ers of Henry County. lasi a candidate for Sheriff subject to the Primary to be held on May 12th. lain deeply grateful! to the people of Henry County for past favors and will appreci . u theirsiippui l in thecoming primary. If elected 1 will ' >nti *.ue:is I have en deavored to c.o in li e past to discharge the duties of the office in accordance with the law. If elected Messrs. W. A. Ward and R. A. Payne will be my depu. ties. 'lospt. A. <k Sowell. T the White Voters of Henry County. lam a candidate for Sheriff of Henry County, subject to the Democratic Pri mary to be held on May 12 1910. I pledge a faithful and conscientiousdischarge of the duties of the office, if elected I shall be grateful for all support given me in the race. Yours respectfully. Milt Walker. Tothe Voters of Henry County. I hereby announce jnyse’f as a candi date "or the office «,f high Sb.erHi of tie county of Henry 1, if eh • *l, I will do my duty: :■ 1 :rr . .’lms of cons** •• • lenccs. •• .■ -eh <■:; :! ’ ' < r i ■ yet to a f Depu m fir me, bu will, i: >le -t-si. ric.i ;i i ■ H ■■at m;: n t'..-r my I) 1 A ! ■ ' v ' 7' ' ' * !:1T * ' " - T ; | : ■ • ■ v. Hi ! promise not io a si; on f )>• a third term • J. S. Gilbert. To The Voters of Henry County. I am a Candidate for the Office of Tax Collector, subject to the Demo ■ cat ic Pri mary. I am sincerely grateful for the favors gave me in the last election and will highly appreciate your support in the coming election. I am competent to serve you and will promise not to ask for it a second term. Respectfully Yours. S. W. Whittaker. To the white Voters of Hanry County. Having held the office of Tax Collector several years ago for bill one term, 1 feel that I should be given a second term, as the custom has been to give two terms. I therefore a Denounce my candidacy for this offite, sebject to the Democratic Pri maryto be held on May 12 1910. During my former term I throughly learned the duties of ihe office and can give competent and satisfactory service. I shall appreci ate your vote and support. Respectfully. Seal) Darkness. For Tax Receiver. To the White Voters of Henry County. 1 am a Candidate for the office of Tax Receiver, subject to the Democratic Pri mary. I have tried to do my duty for one term, ami ask for a second term; and, if you will re-elect me this time, I promise not to ask a third term. With thanks for your former support, I am Yours Respectfully. T. T. Barham. For Tax Receiver. To the white voters of Henry County. I am a candidate for the office of Tax Re ceiver subject to the democratic primary. Feeling very thankful for the many votes given me in the last election, I will also appreciate all favors that may be given me in the coming election. Yours to serve the people if elected. J. T. Hendon. T ) the White Voters f II nry County. I am a candidates for the office of Tux Receiver, subject to the Democratic Pri mary to be held on May 12. 1910. I shall be deeply grateful for all support given me a r.d l promise l'uiifui . e.v e, if Yours to s "ve, J J. Sandifer. T* thn White Voter-- 'Tien y Con. y. ’ : . li l • - u* " R ver of be . >1 , on May .2, 1916. Tf oh , ;,-u. I lodge r v H' to r i all ■he 1 ■ ai !•* prop erty of the county on the t;::. dig; . o that the burden ol taxation may fall where it I elongs, on all alike. 1 shall app: e* into \ cur vo‘ e and support. Yours Respectfully, J. H. Wallace. For Coroner. To the People of Penry County. I am a candidate for Corner, subject to the Democratic primary, and if elected I promise my very best services always and in every respect to faithfully perform theduiies of the office. Respectfully. Samuel M. Coker.
