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UfflClAL AND
JOB PRINTING *
A SPECIAL^ \
VII NO. 31
■[ LOCAL bills
fi SE INTRODUCED
t)lNXV measures andone
I jo be introduced LEGISLA- at
SESSION OF
? BY REF. CAMPBELL.
otiees l)f )o, ' ai Legislation as
jelavi' will be of interest to
le of the county generally as
local measures, two for the
nd one for the city. The one
the more important of the
„ mu providing fo r the erec
municlpal ic e plant for the
ovington. Anothe r important
e hill to place the Treasurer
tnty on a salary of $600.00 a
fxotie of the bills have been
,et, but the thre wil be in
hhls session.
■es are as ffollows:
lE OF LOCAL LEGISLATION.
> Is hereby given that at the
[session of the Georgia Legisla.
|il!l nil! be introduced entitled:
ttoammend Section 14 of the
the Legislature if 1913 which
the office of Commissioner of
mil Revenue for Newton eonn
s to provide a new method for
iction of the commutotion road
said county, and to provide
ation therefor and for other
dine 28th, 1915.
R. W. CAMPBELL,
Representative.
E OF LOCAL LEGISLATION,
Is hereby given that at the
[session ble of the General Assem¬
State of Georgia a bill will
meed entitled:
|CT TO AUTHORIZE THE
|)F COVINGTON TO ERECT,
ETE AND MAINTAIN AN ICE
i IN AND FOR THE CITY OF
PTON ANT) FOR THE CITI
| THEREOF. TO PROVIDE
| FOR THE ERECTION
(of, and for other PUR
jlune 28th. 1915.
It. E. EVER ITT, Mayor.
S OF LOCAL LEGISLATION.
is hereby given that at the
fctng session of the Georgia
pire there will he introduced
In titled:
l-T (REASURER TO FIX THE SALARY OF
OF NEWTON
COVINGTON, GA.
ftal & Surplus $60,000.00
H e nt N. Z. Anderson
Ns., E. W. Fowler, W. B.
R. Bennington.
,er Aiken, P. J. Rogers your
Ass’nt Cashier
cent. Interest on Time bills by check
Deposits.
A check is a receipt for
money paid- It gives you
Pi an appearance of afflu¬
\\»Y I ence. A check is easier to
ns ^ B ANK Open
’^GANKED carry than money. a
'ER AND bank account here today
^ROILlilEB i by
<*■-), and let us give you a check
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book.
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FIRST national bank.
ar6 Steadily Growing-Come and Grow Witn Us.
Covington
STORES Will CLOSE
ON JOLT THE 5TH
MERCHANTS WILL CLOSE MON¬
DAY, AS THE FOURTH IS ON
SUNDAY THIS YEAR. EVERY
MERCHANT SIGNS.
YW the undersigned merchants of
Covington Ga., do hereby agree to close
our respective places of business all
lay on Monday July 5 th., for holiday,
on account of July fourth coming on
Sunday this year. This petition to be
publi shed in the Covington News.
Heard, White & Company.
Fo.vler Bros. Co.
Stephenson & Callaway.
Fi st National Bank.
M, Levin. 79
N. Kaplan.
R. E. Everitt.
Batik of Covington.
J. I. Guinn.
Mis. E. H. Mobley.
H. D. Bush. $T \
W. W. St John.
W. J. Gober.
E. W. Minter. *'
C. A. Harwell.
Ida F. Stein.
Stephenson Hardware Company.
Leo Brothers.
T. C. Swann Company.
W. Cohen & Son.
Wilson Novelty Company.
C. A. Franklin, afternoon.
E. E. Lunsford.
Norris Hardware Company.
King & Gray.
D. A. Thompson.
J. D. Ellington,
Nelson Brothers.
R. F. Wright.
Lunsford & Adams.
J. O. Bradshaw Company.
Simmons Grocery Company.
Soual Circle Supply Company.
W. B. R. Pennington.
Bank of Newton County.
FAIR VIEW NEWS.
Th r » annual picnic at Everitt’s Park
will be on Saturday the 3rd of July.
Everybody is invited to come and to
bring well-filled baskets.
YYV will have some speakers with
us and also some Sacred Harp Singers
COUNTY, and TO PROVIDE FOR
THE PAYMENT THEREOF, and for
other purposes.
This June 8, 1915.
R. W. CAMPBELL, Representative.
COVINGTON, GEORGIA, June 30, 1913.
COVINGTON WINS FROM
FAST MONTICELLO TEAM
lakes Two ot Three Games Last week and
Ties Monday’s Game 2 and 2.
PLAY MONROE TAURSDAY-FRIDAY
LAST WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
IN PITCHERS BATTLE LASTING
TWELVE INNINGS—BEST GAME
OF SERIES.
Last Wednesday afternoon the last
game of the series between Covington
and Montieello was called promptly
at 4 o’clock to the delight of about 600
fans and spectators.
The game was a pitchers battle form
start to finish. Score was tied in the
last half of the sixth, and was in the
last half of the twelfth before the local
boys crossed the plate with the win¬
ning run. There was only one man
out with Newsom and Worsham on
base when Battle pasted a clean one
to right field, scoring Newsom, this,
of course, ended the game with a socre
of 6 to 5 in favor of Covington.
I’ll is was easily the best game of the
season, it being close and exciting from
the first half of the first, inning to the
last half of the twelfth. The Monti
eqlio boys did some nice work, as well
as the local hoys, and there was no
rowing on the grounds. Dr. Turner,
of Oxford, umpired, and he is to be
commended on his decisions.
The battery for Covington were
Ghessling and Newsom and for Monti¬
eello. Collier and Gibson. Collier and
Gheesling were about equally matched
and both did excellent work. Struck
out by Gheesling 14, by Collier 10.
Base on balls by Gheesling 2, by Col
lie r 0. Stolen bases by Newsom. Bar¬
nes. Battle, Persons and Gibson. Three
base hits by Ballard and Gheesling.
Two base hits by Newsom and Tolle
son. Time 2:35. P T mpire Turner.
The following is a box score kept
as well as eonld be expected by one
man during such an exciting game:
THE BOX SCORE.
COVINGTON a.b. r. h. p.o. a. e.
Miller, c.f..... ____6 0 0 2 1 0
Walker, 3rd b---- ...6 0 0 0 3 2
Newsom, c....... .. .6 2 3 13 3 °
Worsham, 1. f... ...61110 0
Battle, 2nd b---- ...5 1 2 5 5 1
Lee. 1st h...... .. .5 0 0 13 3
Moore, r. f..... . ..5 1) 3 0 0 1
Barnes, s.s..... ____5 12 15 1
Gheesling, p.....
Total......... ...49 8 11 85 23 5
1
MONTICELLO a.b. r. h. p.o. a. e
Balard, 3rd b---- ...7 0 10 2 0
Persons, 2nd b... ...7 0 0 5 3 0
Gibson, e....... ____6 2 1 10 2 0
....6 2 1 2 0 2
Tolleson, e.f..... ....6 12 0 0 2
Stephens, 1st b.. .6 0 1 12 O
..
____6 0 0 0 0 0
Mercer, s.s..... ....6 0 h 1 5 2
Collier, p........ ...60102 0
Total......... 5
Score by Innings:
Covington........000 302 000 001-6
Montieello.......002 030 000 000—5
Library Will
Open July 6
Covington’s new library “ ill open
next Tuesday aft.J o«n. Ju’y tie Oin.
From five until seven o'clock for the
children and for those who cannot eom e
during the evening.
Tuesday evening at eight o’oloci;
there wil be an open reception to which
everyone is invited. At 8:30 there will
be a formal delivery of the keys of the
library by the contractor, Mr. J. R.
McCord to the building committee, the
chairman of which receives the keys
and delivers ther* to Miss Sallie Mae
Cook who will receive them in behalf
of the Woman’s Club.
DIVISION SUNDAY SCHOOL
MEETING ON JULY 11TH.
ML Zion Baptist Church on the Sec.
ond Sunday in July, (11th) Model
Sunday School 10 A. M. Good music.
Inspiring addresses. Dinner on the
grounds. Bring basket. The full pro
gram will appear next week Don’t fall
to be present if you can. AH schools
in the county north of Georgia rail¬
road participate.
m K TT’RNER. Div Pros.
MONDAY’S GAME.
The gam t * Monday afternoon of this
week was the best that has been play¬
ed this year. The score at the end of
the fourteenth ining was 2 and 2, with
four hits credited to each side.
It was a pitcher’s batle from the ue
ginning to end of the last Inning Ba-t
tie did the twirling fo r the Covington
team and Collier for Montieello. In
the fourteen innings each side drew 4
hits each. Collie r struck out eighteen
men and Battle thirteen.
The game was called at 6:15 on ac¬
count of darkness and by consent of
i both teams.
The score stood as follows:
RH E
Covington 000 000 020 000 00 2 4 4
Montieello 000 010 010 000 00 2 4 6
Yesterday Covington took the seconu
of the two games to be played with
Montieello this week by a score of six
to three. This game with the one tied
Monday makes Covington win three of
the five played, losing one and tying
one.
Gheesling pitched fo r Covington and
gave up eight hits. He pitched an ex
cellent game. Perryman pitched for
Montieello and gave up seven hits and
struck out eight men. Gheesling struck
out ten men. Both pitchers walked
two men each. Lee of Covington got
two three base hits and Gibson of Mon¬
tieello got one three base hit.
Th box score is as follows:
R HE
Covington 030 020 010 6 7 5
Moutkello 000 102 (XX) 3 8 4
MONROE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Thursday afternoon of this week the
Covington team goes to Monroe for a
game and Friday of this week Monroe
will come here for a game.
It is said that Monroe has one ot t m
best amateur teams in the state and
that she proposes to give Covington a
run for her money. With the team
that Covington is now playing we do
not see why we can’t go up against any
ameteur team in the state and we want
to say right here that we believe that
in Battle and Gheesling we have two
of the very best pitchers that can be
found anywhere outside of professional
baseball. Newsom, Covington’s catcher
is all that can be desired. He is one
of the best that has ever played here
and a good clean ball player. The in¬
field is fast and the outfield good. So
taking the local team as a whole, we
could not do better. All they need is
that so long as the Covington team
puts up the ball that they are playing
now that they will continue to get the
support that they deserve.
Come out Friday nfternon and let’s
fill the grand stand with a live bunch
of “rooters” and admirers of the na¬
tional game.
SACRED HARP SINGERS COM¬
ING HERE SUNDAY JULY 11.
The Ocmulgee Sacred Harp Musical
Association will hold its next annual
singing at the school auditorium in
the city of Covngton on Sunday July
the 11th at 9:30 o’clock and continue
through the day. We ask the citizens
of Covington who have automobiles
to go and meet the 9’o’clock train and
bring the singers over to the place of
meeting.
Everybody is invited to come and to
bring well-filled baskets. There will
many noted singers with us.
DR. S. W. EVERITT, Pres.
THE NORTH COVINGTON PRAYER
MEETING.
The open air prayer meeting on the
lawn of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Berry was
very much enjoyed by all present. The
(vxtremely hot weather caused the good
people to think of some plan to got our
people to come out. Rev. H. W. Wil¬
liams conducted the services and forty
people were present. Thursday night
meeting will be held on the lawn of Mr
and Mrs. R. W. Iluson. Preachers are
cordially Invited to attend.
WANTED—To buy a towe r for wa¬
ter tank twenty to thirty feet high.
Apply to JNO. H. RANDLE,
r jrWidale, Ga.
BUSINESS HOUSES TO
HAVE HALF HOLIDAY
BUSINESS MEN OF THE CITY TO
CLOSE PLACES OF BUSINESS ON
EACH WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
IN JULY AND AUGUST.
Tin 1 stores and bu.sinesss houses of
the city of Covington will give their
clerks a half holiday of each week be¬
ginning with Wednesday of next week
and continuing throug August
This plan is in operation in many of
the cities of tlie state, both larger and
smaller than Covington and it is be¬
lieved that the business men will like
the plan. We believe that this is a
good plan for we have heard off no
town in the state that closed last year
that will not close again this year.
The half holiday will not mean any¬
thing to the merchants if they all close
and it will gi\> the clerks of the town
as well as the business men of the town
a half day of each week to enjoy a trip
or see a good ball game.
We think that it would be possible
fo r the Covington baseball team to ar¬
range a gome of baseball each Wednes¬
day during these two months and that
would give everyone an oportunity to
go that wished, if they had nothing
better to do and we know of no bet¬
ter way of spending an afternoon.
If all the business houses have not
as yet agreed to close we trust that
they will before next Wednesday.
The following have signed to close
up until the time we go to press:
Fowler Brothers Co.
T. C. Swann Company.
W. Cohen.
M. Levin.
J. I. Guinn.
E. II. Mobley.
J. N. Bradshaw Company.
E. E. Lunsford, Jr,
Lee Brothers.
Stephenson Hardware Company.
C. A. Harwell.
Bank of Newton County.
First National Bank.
Norris Hardware Company.
Bank of Covington.
Stephenson & Callaway.
Heard, White Company.
Mrs. Ida F. Stein.
W. ,T. Gober.
R. Ee. Everitt.
Wilson Novelty Company.
Peter J. Noulis.
Mrs. C. It. Powell.
City Pharmacy. >
M. E. Parker.
II. D. Bush.
W. w. St John.
Geo. T. Smith.
Carl Smith.
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Are your savings going for
pleasure and luxuries that you
can well do without? Bear in
mind that old saying "A stich
in time saves nine’‘ and let us
have a savings account for you
here.
F.vw.v4
BANK OF, COVINGTON
CAP1TALOOO.OOO. PMWTS'tSOOO
PATRONIZE OUR
ADVERTISERS—
MENTION THE NEWS.
$1 A Year In Advance.
CONYERS GOCA-COLA
GO. GIVER BARREGYE
MR. GUY ALEXANDER, POPULAR
MANAGER, ENTERTAINS ABOUT
FOUR HUNNRED OF HIS CUSTO*
MERS AND FRIENDS.
On last Thursday Mr. Guy Alexan¬
der. the popular manager of the Con¬
yers Coca-Cola Bottling Company,
gave Ids customers and friends a big
barbecue and picnic at Christian
Springs, one mile from Conyers.
Quite a number from Covington, Or
ford and Mansfield attended, a# wan
as from the country stores ove r th*
county. About four hundred guovts
were present and all seemed to enjoy
the occasion thoroughly.
Nine carcasses were barbecued,
among which were mutton, kid, pork
and chicken, by Mr. Torn Greer of
Mansfield, who is known far and wide
?.->r his a’ :”.tv b cu’inary work.
Throe large pots of brunswick stew
and two pots of good sauce went to
complete the dinner.
Befofr^ dinner refreshments were
served, consisting of something that
nearly everybody enjoys, after which
dinner was announced, and it wa*
then that gt least four hundred hnn
hungry stags ate heartily the best ba*
boeue dinner eve’ prepared.
Mr. Guy Alexander, manager of
the Coca-Cola plant at Conyers, is to
be congratulated for giving these an¬
nual barbecues to his customers, and
fo his efficiency to entertain. Such
r but
occasions costs a lot of money,
Mr. Alexander says that he thinks hi*
customers and friends are entitled to
one every year.
Joseph Siegel.
J. A. Wright.
(C. Brooks,
N. Kaplan.
E. A. Aristead, Lyric Theatre.
N. S. Turner.
A. Frost.
Aiken, McDonald & Robert*.
Jackson & Hunt.
A. 8. McGarity.
P. W. Godfrey Warehouse.
Flowers Printing Company.
DeWitte Weaver Stables.
The Covington News.
Simmons Grocery Co.
Lunsford & Adams.
'■a B. R. Pennington.
The drug stores and the fancy gro¬
cery stores will close from one until elx
in the afternoon and then open for any
customers that might want anything
before Thursday morning.
