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GASOLINE ENGINES
SEE
302 South Grant St. Fitzgerald,
Agent for the best Gasoline Engines. Expert on Gas
will give prompt attention to all calls in my line.
Grand Jury
The following Grand
were drawn to serve at the
Term 1912, of the Superior
of Ben Hill County.
M. F. Reaves,
J. W. Morris,
G. E. Ball,
J. Toliver Livingston,
J. W. Beall,
E. El Bailey,
W. S. Minshew,
S. S. Young, Sr.,
J. C. Peavy,
R. L. Porterfield,
S. Y. Gibbs,
S. H. McGlamory,
R. b. Robitsch,
D. Z. Luke.
M. M. Stevens,
Z. T. Gardner,
W T . A. Hunter,
G. R. Cooper,
G. J. Dorminy,
J. S. McCall,
W. M. Fussell,
A. J. Sword,
Waelr Gibbs,
Z. V. Barden,
I. Gelders,
Scott W. Walker,
W T R. Booker,
.
J. B. Seanor,
R. R. Dorminy,
Wiley McMillan.
JURORS SECONDLYEEK
The following |were drawn
serve at the Superior'Court of
Hill County April Term 1912,
second week.
J. A. Jones,
Albert Sherrett,
Burr Stokoe,
J. L. Dorminy,
E. L. Dorminy,
E. C. W r arren,
W. A. Taylor,
H. G. Powell,
G. A. Griffin,
J. C. Rodgers,
George F. Ivirtcher,
O. P. Rodgers,
Jesse Taylor,
M. L. Hobbs,
W. J. Robitzsch,
R. E. S. Young,
J. E. Turner,
W. M. Cooper,
E. D. Stair,
H. E. Cooper,
J. M. Fountain,
J. C. Ross,
J. T. Garrison,
H. H. Rapp,
J. W. Eason,
B. F. Hays,
W. A. Luke,
Thomas J. Luke,
Henry Cobb,
John Wash,
George W. Brown,
Norman Dorminy,
J. C. Holder,
O. C. Ball,
G. O. Minshew,
W. R. Luke,
D. N. Foxworthy,
E. P. Searcy.
J. C. Strange,
W. H. Fountain,
J. T. Mathis
R. W. Minshew,
Tharp Fitzgerald,
M, Dickson,
A. Swanson,
R. B. Fletcher ,
B. R. Bryant.
F. A. Jackson,
S. S. Gaff,
T. O. Bowles,
J. R. McCook,
J. A. Parrott,
J. C. Bomey,
G. O. Sandlin,
J. M. Griner,
G. W. Ewing,
I. B. Murray,
J. I). Wellons,
O. C. Mirnx,
E. H. Dorminy.
County Union
The Farmers Union will meet
Roanoke school 1 ouse April 13tli
All members are urged to
with us.
G. C. Ball, Pres.
Geo. A. Drexler, Sec’ty
Mrs. Wayup—They say
married her second husband
religious reasons. Mrs. Blase—
His pew was in a more
section of the church than
other husband’s.—Puck.
“My child was burned
about the face, neck and chest.
applied Dr. Thomas’ Eclectic Oil.
The pain ceased and the diild sank
into a restful sleep.”—Mrs.
M. Hanson, Hamburg, N. Y.
13-8-t.
Classified Advertising,
Notice
Occupation Tax as
in Ordinance No. 338, is now
and payable at the Treasurer’s of
flee in the City Hall.
Geo. W. Brown,
4w City Clerk.
For Sale—Barred Rock eggs
hatching. Prices reasonao'e.
ply to A. Kratz, 506 W r .
street. It.
Big supply of turpentine
at Booker and Britt’s, phone 386.
By the barrel!, 50ct or by the
75ct. • 97-tf.
Notice
The regular business meeting
the Woman’s Missionary
of the Central Methodist Church
will be held Monday at 3:30 at
church.
Mrs. W. O. Wooten, Rec.
For Sale, Avicnas
Eggs, 15 for $3.00. Piize
uers at Atlanta Show.
G Id. Johnson, R. F. D. No. 6.
For Sale
Eggs for hatching, S. C. White
Leghorns. R. I. Reds. Ringlet
Barred Rocks,$1.50 per 15, $8 per
hundred. Also Barred Rock hens
and pullets for sale.
4. C. Justice, 302 W. Cypress.
Seed Corn.
I have for sale 200 bushels
Whatley’s seed corn at $2
bushel.
A. J. Sword, R. F. D. No. 6,
20-8t. Fitzgerald, Ga.
For 3 axle or Excha
One new two horse’wagon,
take one horse wagon in trade.
John Huff,
20-tf. New Arbor Church.
Eggs for Hatching
Prize-winning strains S. C. B.
Orpington eggs, $2.00 per
Fertility guaranteed. After Apr.
1st, $1.50 per 15; also baby chicks.
E. J. Hammond,
118 W. Magnolia St.
For Sale—White Rock Eggs
setting. I also have a few
Cockeiels, Patterson's
price $2 to $5.
23-tl-4w. L. S. Osborne.
TH7 FITZGERALD LEADER. FRIDAY MARCH 29. 1912.
HENRY O’BRIEN,
Plastering Contractor.
Estimates on Material. All
Work Guaranteed.
Leive Order at Dan Mahoney's
225 S. Grant St,
KEEFER’S
Barber s-s
First-Clasg Service
Union Barbers
1*7 Grant St. FITZGERALD, GA.
White Plymouth Rocks,
Barred Plymouth Rocks,
and White Leghorns,
GOOD STRAINS,
par Setting of 13 £Eggs
S. Main St. Mrs. C. A. WETTSTEIN.
CEO. McCALL
Fresh Fish anti
Delivered Anywhere
in tiie city . . . .
dHone 263, 115 S, Sherman
You Will Find All First-Class
Workmen a.t The
O. 1C. Barber Shop
now located 2nd door
Johnson Hardware Store.
P . B. Owen <51 SON .Prop's’
To Tire
It is a violation of the Law
upon a Bicycle upon any
in this City, this Law will
enforced, hereafter all
will be dealt with
Herman Smith,
20-4w. Chief of Police.
CHESf
EXPECTORANT
' vfv Grer. ? ; Ccwf.Ji Core
~or ctnk'-ren oa^ A. "tilts.
FOR SALES
EGGS FOR
From Pure Bred Stock
Orpingtons—
Empress Nabob Strain.
Orpingtons—
Lawrence Jackson Strain.
White Orpingtons—
From the famous Pens of
Carey Spitsby England.
for prices.
E. P. Wightman,
Central Ave. Fitzgerald, Ga.
—
BROWN’S ^ LITTLE TABLETS
Caras Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Heartburn
SCc PACKAGE
At The Dixie Pharmacy.
i Now is the Time to Get
White Indian.
Runner Ducks Feteluma Incubator
a
tiii flP :A;
mmm 1 i ••• Li Hatch. G\iar^nteed i
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< 63 Egg Size $12.50
' With Petelvima.
126 • * 41 $ 22.00
•m
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M bW&:i 232 41 bn $30.00 vi
hi i fr-.,, ■y
Ha.tch Guaranteed i "- . V | f -r j
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“‘Snowflake’* IS!
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SEE i
FRED J. CLARK “Peteluma”
IN NEW QUARTERS
WILSON & COMPANY
E wish to notify our friends
t|/%/ and patrons that we are now
in our new store room, 111 S.
_ _
Phone 19 Grant-st., but haven’t quite
gotten our stock of Fancy and Family
Groceries in “shape” yet. However
we can find time to take care of your
wants. Call Phone 19 and leave your
order. We want your business. Quick
delivery to any part of the city.
WILSON & COMPANY,
Retail Grocers.
I'll Grant-st. Fitzgerald, Ga.
Boney & Ware, :
Livery aitd Sale Stable|
S. Grant St.
Luke and Handley’s Old Stand.
Draying and Hack
Service.
L'hone 272.
Hives, eczema, itch or tsall
rheum sets you crazy. Can’t bear
the touch of your clothing. Doan’s
Ointment cures the most obstinate
cases. Why suffer. All druggists
sell it. 13-8t.
Loans on farm lands at 6 per
cent. Not less than $2000.
16-4w. Chas. B. Teal.
Building Material
George ff. Bryant ® Son
Big fresh supply of Shingles,
Flooring. Brick and everything
in the building lime. . • .
WOOD Delivery Quick COAL
Phone 190 FITZGERALD, GA.
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