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VOL VIII No. 45.
CARD FRDM JUDGE PARK
For the purpose of dispatching the
business of the court, as we have re
turned to normal conditions after the
great war, I desire Ao make the fol
lowing announcement on the conven
ing of this court, to wit:
1. Courts will be held at the ap
pointed times unless providentially
hindered from doing so. Adjourned
courts are not generally satisfactory.
2 The court desires for all grand
and traverse jurors, Who are drawn,
to serve, unless it is absolutely neces
sary to excuse them. All men owe
their„ country certain public duties
and one of them is to serve on juries,
when summoned to do so.
3 All traverse jurors, attorneys,
parties and witnesses to be present in
court during its sessions, unless ex
cused by the court. When a wit
ness is subpoenaed, he is required to
attend court until the case is finally
tried.
4 Rule 21 requires parties to an
nounce in five minutes or move to
continue, after a case is sounded, or
the petition or answer will be dis
missed. Attorneys and parties are
hereby placed on notice that this rule
will be enforced, unless there is good
reason to the contrary.
5 Demurrers to petitions and ans
wers must be brought to the atten
tion of the court previous to jury
hours, if counsel desires to argue the
same.
6 Counsel must confer with cli
ents and witnesses previous to the
call of the ease for trial.
7 The Sheriff, or his deputy,
must remain in court to see that or
der is maintained and to attend to
such other duties as may be required.
8 The Sheriff will summon only
a sufficient number of bailiffs, neces
sary for the business of the court.
He -will designate two of said bai
liffs as riding officers. Proper dili
gence requires the parties in civil
and criminal cases pending in court
to have their witnesses subpoenaed
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before court convenes and this rule
will he enforced.
9 Court will convene at 8:30 A.
M. Recess for dinner at 12:30 P.M.
Ileccnvencs at 1:30 I*. 'J. and con
tinue in session as the business may
demand. The court house clock to
govern as to time.
10' -Attorneys will be given ample
opportunity la ascertain all that a
witness knows about the ease on trial,
but questions and answers must not.
be repeated, and witnesses must be
treated with proper courtesy as pro
vided by Section 5870 of the Civil
Code.
11 Attorneys and parties will be
given ample time to fully and fairly
try each cause pending in court, and
after a case is tried, it will be the
general rule of the court to allow the
judgments and verdicts to stand, un
less there has been a miscarriage of
justice
12 All other ru’es of court will be
strictly and impartially enforced,
whenever necessary to preserve order
and dispatch business.
The court desires to say in conclus
ion that “a word to the wise is suffi
cient," and I will take pleasure in do
ing all in my power for the accom
modation of the jurors, attorneys,
parties, and witnesses, provided it
will not interfere with the business of
the court, end I respectfully ask
your cordial cooperation in order that
we may dispose of cases as expedi
tiously as possible and thereby save
expense to the tax payers of the coun
ty. Courts are intended to adjust
the business that parties are unable
to settle among themselves and to
punish the violators of the criminal
laws.
This September 1,« 1919.
Respectfully,
JAMES B. PARK,
Judge Ocmulgee Circuit.
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
The Quarterly Conference
will be held at Irwinton October
First.
IRWINTON, WILKINSON COUNTY GEORGIA, FRIDAY, SEPT 12, 1910.
PRESIDING ELDER
AT GORDON SUNDAY
Rev. Paul W. Ellis, Presiding
Elder, will preaclf at the Meth
odist church Sunday morning at
11:30 o’clock, Georgia time.
You are cordially invited to
attend the services.
POTATO HOUSES
Until recently there was no effort
on the part of the farmers of North
west Georgia to save sweet potatoes
in storage houses built on the plan
that is being recommended by the
State College of Agriculture.
In fact only one house had been
built on this plan and put into opera
tion. It was built two years ago by
Mr Martin Amorous, at Marietta.
The first year he lost only 2 per
cent of his potatoes, and he discover
ed the cause of tiiat excessive loss, as
called it, and made a slight change
in the construction ot the house, and
eliminated the cause of this loss. Last
year he put his potatoes into the
house and followed instructions care
fully. He lost only one fourth of
one per cent of his potatoes and sold
his surplus, the ones he did not need,
for home use, to Atlanta grocerymen
at $2.75 per bushel.
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For Sale
One brand-new Little Four Overland
Touring car. Levi Cason,
a29 Toomsboro, Ga.
For Sale
One blind horse, age seven years,
in perfect health otherwise; is a good
traveler, will work well anywhere,
gentle, but full of pep.
L. R. Cason,
a29 Toomsboro.
METHODIST MEETING |
The Irwinton Methodists will
hold a series of revival services
beginning a few days after the '
close of the Baptist meeting.
It is hoped that the people can
arrange by this time to attend
all the services.
MFSS HARTLEY SEASON BRIDE,
Gaiiesviile. — A marriage of inter-'
est was that of Miss Anna Jane Hart
ley to Mr Jasper Thompson, which
occurred at the residence of Colonel
Danlap in Green street on September
6. Dr. M- M- Riley performed the
ceremony. Mr Thompson is well
known here and Miss Hartley is
oiiginally from Irwinton but has lived
for the last few years in Atlanta.
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TOOMSBORO LOCAL
Mrs Peg and daughter of Augusta,
spent last week with the family -of
her brother, Mr T. 11. Bridwell.
Mrs Massey of Macon is the guest ;
of her sister Mrs J. A. Barge.
Miss Willie Mae Hall who has been
ill at Rawling’s sanitarium has re
turned home.
Mr Gordon Crow, who was in the
army of occupation in Germany, has
received his discharge and has re
turned to make his hoqje in Tooms
boro.
Messrs Glenn Hemminger and
Levi Cason. Jr., visited in Sanders
ville this week.
Mrs P. M. Jackson is seriously ill
at Davis-Blackburn sanitarium in
Atlanta.
Mrs L. R. Cason is visiting her
sister, Mrs A. I. Barge who has been
at Rawlings sanitarium at Sanders
ville for several weeks.
Mrs T. F. Hemminger is spending
the week in Mclntyre the guest cl
her sister, Mrs A. C. Todd.
The two weeks revival at d-.
Christi.tn church closed H.-t ikida.i
evening with twelve addition-; io the
chmeh. ;
Mr anil Mrs T A. Bucuc nod Mrs!
Melissa Rachaels d vn from i
Milledgeville last week to attend the I
seryi.u s at the Christian e'iiirch and
were the guests of Mis" Mr-he"
Biidv, ell.
Mrs A. C. Todd and children and
Miss Julia T’orM of Mclntyre were
recent guests of Miss Addiegene
Casin.
Mrs Rebecca Stephens and Mr and
Mrs Lance Simmons and daughter of
Macon are guests of Mrs If. 1).
Hughes.
The friends of Mr Nicholas Stone
wiil be glad to know that he is re
covering from an attack of typhoid
fever and hopes to soon be able to
return to bis home in South Carolina.
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Notice
I have the goods in the house: not
on the road somewhere; and these are
Regulr prices—no Bait or Cut-throat.
44 Sheeting 25c yd 44Bleaching 25c yd
7-8 Bleaching 20c yd Outing 25c jd
Ginghams 25c yd Tupelo Cheviet 25c jd
All kinds Ladies’ Waists, Ladies and
Childrens Sweaters, Childrens School
Dresses, Boys Hats 60c up, Haynes’
Underwear sx.oo; Rrin Coats, Hats
and Caps, and anything from the cra
dle to the grave-except coffins.
E. JOHNSON
<51.50 a Year
Ti e 8.-mist Cong: rmi! ion is hold
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ing a series id’ sirvicis at the Chiis-
j tian < hurch this week.
; Miss Addin Boone is spending the
! week in Atkhti the guest if her
i Mrs Rhoby.
I Miss Videlli Claxton is spcndkig
a few days al Dublin.
Mr 1.0 Slaughter of South E>st
im Christian College, Auburn, Ga ,
spent a few days of last week visiting
friends in Toomsboro.
Col John Davis of Irwinton spent
Monday afternoon in our citr.
Rub-My-Tism is a great pain kiber
It relieves pain an I s u-tness caused
, by Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Sprains,
e c.adv
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‘I Mr Sam Player ci Macon was the
' i gue.it of relatives Sunday-
