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About The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1910)
ATTENTION The first hundred customers coming to our store . and purchasing merchandise to the f amount of $35.00 will have their choice of a set of Venetian=Metalized Ware, FREE. This was one of the lost Arts of the Venetians, just discovered again and we have made arrange ments to supply our friends at no cost to them. Remember, we charge no more for goods than if we were not making this extraordinary offer. This is a special invitation to come and see these items. Remember, they are not for sale, but will be f. given away FREE when your purchases total $35.00. Start at once, don’t wait. Respectfully, T. A. SLOAN & CO . mm i'll rTfTju j is ’Kill IEIII a' k :a?y Ml® e the / /MI j j le. In / lie tele- ~ I tion which no other agency \ | can equal. The doctor can be \ | called quicker than the horse can " p I be hitched up. Neighbors can be summoned | instantly. It x is invaluable for the convenience and t n protection of tlie housewife. Q For information and booklet % about the Bell plan write if to nearest Bell telephone f 0s \ manager or to . 2rmerS ' ne ® e P ?rtoier *l Southern Bell Telephone \ % wSjjESg' and Telegraph Co. South Pryor Sired | ATLANTA j To the Honorable Railroad Commission of Georgia, Atlanta, Georgia. As a citizen ot Htnry count}’, I respectfully request that your honorable body do not allow such a change of its present schedule by the Southern Railway Company as would have its morring train from Atlanta to Columbus, known as No. 30, run over the x\. & F. Tracks to 'William son and cease to run through McDonough, Greenwood, Lu elia, and Griffin. Gentlemen representing me and other citizens will pre sent to you on my behalf and theirs, in detail, the good rea sons why we make this request. Yours respectfully, Name 1 Route No. ... deaths. Noble Lady Passes Away. Vlrs. Bettie Stroud Breathed Hei Last On Sunday, Mrs. Bettie Stroud yielded in ong fight with disease last Snn iay afternoon about 1 o’clock f j ler heme in McDonough. She had been suffering for n long time with paralysis, and her death was-not wholly unexpected Mrs. Stroud was 70years old and as known and admired fo her many excellent traits of character throughout our town and county. She was the mother of our ex cellent townsman, Mr. ,T M. Stroud and is sur vi ved by him and i other sons, W. F. Stroud, of Bn county, and Messrs O. T. and S. Stroud. of this county, and f< daughters Mrs T A. Barhe Mrs E B Bryans, Mrs. W. H Barham and Mrs. Tneodore Pb lips of this county. The funeral services were co ducted at Sardis Monday mornin at. 11 o'clock by the Rev. Mr. B ron, of Macon, and the remai were interred at Sardis bur ground. The Weekly’s heartfelt synv thy goes but to our fellow tow; man and the other members < the family in their hoar of great loss. HOLLA W AY. Mr. John Hdlawav, aged t/4 breathed his last Monday at mid night, at his parents home in Me Sixth District, after a long illrn ss of lung trouble. T ie 'uneril occurred at Noah’s Ark Welnesdav marning at 11 o’clock. Mr. H Yllaway was a son of M and Mrs Frank Hollaway, and a voungmanof fine chaiaiter and promise. H ; is survived bv bis parents and thee sisters and six brothers. These mourning ones have onr sympathy in their bereavement Notice. All parties indebted to ths V'n : E. B Stallsworth are urged •••emake | prompt payment to his widow, the undersigned, Mrs. E. B. Stallsworth. Georgia, Henry County. STo Whom it May Concern: Sidney Jacks ,»n having mailt•"appiion tion to mein due form toappoint pernu - neat Administrator upon the estate el Violet K ison late of said county, notice it hereby given Mi it s lid application will 1 e heard at the regular term of the Court i f Ordinary for said county, to lie held on the First Monday in .Tune, *l9lo. Witness my hand and official signature, this 3rd day of May, 1910. A. G. Harris, Ordinary, J,Stateof Goo.-gia Henry County. jT" Mrs. Carrie Upchurch Mnvo vs. Robert Mayo. Liable for Divorce in Henry Supi- To the defendant Robert Mayo who does not r *side in Henry County and who does not reside in the State of Georgia. Pursuant to an order passed at the April 1910 Term if the Superior Court ol Henry C muty to perfect service upon you in the pbove stated case, you are hereby required to aopear at the October Term 1910 of said Court to answer lie petition in the case of Mrs. Carrie Upchurch Mavo vs Robert Mayo, the same being a libel for divorce, as stated above. In default where of the Court will pr i3oml as to justic shall appertain. Witness the Hon. E. J. Reagan, Judge of said Cou rt, this the 4th day of May 1910 J. A. Fouehe, C. S. C. H. c. E. M. Smith, Plantiff’s Attorney. Attention Voters. To the votero of Henry County I wish to say to those I may fail to see. I earnostly ask yon to give me your support in this election for Tax Collector, as my farm work will necessarily compell me not to see some one. It is not nec essary for me to speak of my needy oircamstances. This sup port will be groatly appreciated and thanking yon for your valued help I am yours to serve, S. VV, Whitaker. Card of Thanks. We wish to express to the fair taggers our sincere appreciation of their splendid works on Memo rial Day and to assure them that wo feel our great success in rais ing funds wasduo to their untir ing efforts. We also wish to thank the public for responding so gen erously to tlie lags. Mrs. E. M. Copeland. Mrs. Julian Weems. The Telephone. Editorial 8 Tom Tlie Times Rlacksttear a. March iO 1010. The telephone business is gro'w md is becoming a, necessity. Tin Farmer should wake up to the fact that telephones are a neces sity, and put in phones and get in t >uch with the world. They snonld build lines and make connections with bnsiness'peojde of the towns, •in I the people of the towns becom Ing in closer touch with the far mers, much of the business of our farmers could be transacted ovei the phono. For a few cents the> jonld call up the merchant, law yer, doctor, or any other person ind transact, business instead of traveling miles and miles during the busy season through the heat, cold, or rain. They could do most of their buying and selling by phone. The lime is fast coming when a family in town or country who hasn’t a phone will get be hind in business affairs and there by lose more monev than it would •ost to have a phone. —Communi eated. A HAPPY - W~ HOME Is one where health abounds. With impure blood there cannot be good health. With a disordered LIVER there cannot be good blood. revivify the torpid LIVER and restore its natural action. A healthy LIVER means pure blood. Pure blood means health. Health means happiness. Take no Substitute. All Druggists. JUG CUUMi WfcfcliY. "’!\VK ItKAG.A \, Editor. ■ntered at the postoffle* «t McDoa *«V a* ■econd-clas* mail mattar. ▲Avartlalag Rataai sl.o# par lack par month. Reduction an ataadlnc by apaclal agreement. McDonough, Ua., ay 6, 191 White Democratic Primary, Henry County. Held on Thursday, May ;i. THO. OFFICIAL It VLLOT. Strike out all ~.i ••-•s but th» >ne voted for. For Representative. R. C. Brown E. M. Smith. r or County School Commissioner. Lawrence Dnffey. I. J. Richardson. For Clerk. J. A. Fouehe. For Treasurer. I. Brooks Bryan*. D. J. Green. W, F. Hand. M. C. Lowe. k I. S, Mays. For Sheriff V John Bryans. , A. C. Sowell. George R. Wilson. >.• / • .-'TTWB For Tax Collector. J. S. Gilbert. Scab Harkress. S. W. Whittaker. For Tax Receiver. T. T. Barliam. J. T. Hendon. J. J. Samlifer. J. H. Wallace. For < ’oroner. Samuel M. Coker. For Surveyor. For Rent. House and Lot The Old Sloan dace apply to H. L. Dunn. McDo longb, Ga. tf. Notice. If yon love a girl, That’s your business, If a girl loves you, That’s her business. If they get married ‘hat’s their business. If you want i Photograph, or one enlarged iome to my place, that’s my busi ness. -I. A. Forsyth, Photographer Masonic building, McDonough. Ga BALTIMORE DENNTAL APARTMENTS- Experienced Operative Specialist. Filling, Extracting with Pain Obtumler. First Honor Baltimore Graduate. EXAMINATION' KRKE. J PRICKS TO SUIT A 1.1,. V!aso' r ' lV ' x> Gld -'g. ] Money to Lean. On Farm Lords for long term at w rate of inter* st. E. M. Smith. McDonough, Ga T. A. LIFSF.Y. DENTIST Office Hours : 7.30 to 12 A. M. 1 to 5 P. M.
