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ELocal Personalss G. W. Allen wad st sown Satur day. | Mt. Charley Sikes went to Jack: | sonville Tuesday. | Mr. G. H. Stokes, of Hidiard,‘ was here Tuessday, i Mr. Wm. Mizell, of Kings Fetty, was here last Saturday, { Mr. Owen Crews spent Monday and Monday night here, ] Beé 4d. of Harris Levy & Co. 6n anothef pigé in this papet. 1 Mrs. G. H, Robirson and chil dren went to Jucksonville yesterday. | Judge B. F, Scott returned last Monday after an absence of about a week, Mr. ‘Noah Robinsen paid ns a ¢all yesterday and rencwed his sub. scription. E. L. Wairright left this thorn ing for Jacksonville to accept a posi tion in the city, Mt, and Mié. James Seott ate the ptoud recipients 6f 4 daughter. The yung Jady darived last week. Thefé Wwas 4 surprise party at the home of Mr. E. H. Wright, in the forfh of a new arrival. It’s gir!.j Tax collentor J. C. Allen spent Tuesday here, this being his first tound, Look up his future dates in the Herald. Mr. H. 8. Mattox returned from the Savannah Hospital, lest Tuesday after a successful operation, He is doing nicely and will soon be out again, b : ‘Seasons are prop’tious now :mdl cro s around here are looking well, M. J. Paxton has a field of corn‘ that will ayerage hip-high over the entire patch, g Mr, George J. Stewart, who has been. taking :a - bnsiness course at Stan:{'s Bus, College in Macoz, re tumed last Thursday and is now ready for a good situation. = ovßevs Mitchell and wife spent sey eral'days here. Mr. Mitchell filled the pulpit in Rev, G, L. Jones piace Sunday and night. They left yes terday for North Carolina. - Mz, E. P. Courson came up Tuesday from Newberry, Fla. Mr, {Courson’s health is such that he wil s{4:\1).:\1;; here for the summer under the treataient of Dr. J. (. Wrignt, ~Mrs. B. H. Williams, ot Lake Butler, Fla., came up Sunday nigl.t bfiu_ging her son Albert for treat- ‘ faeat by Dr. J. C, Wright, The bey is in a very serious copdition caused, Dr. Wright says, by ‘smoking ciga fetts, Reports from the different parts bf the county show that the people generally, are in hearty accord with the recommendations of the grand jury for better schools and good roads for Charlton County, ICE CREAM PAR- Yo' ROR. Iu fature a supply of Till's fam bus ice cream can be found at the Folkston Pharmacy on Friday, Sat. urday, and Sundays, - T understand there 1s a rejort be ing circulated to the fact that 1 have‘ with drawn from the race for Sheriff, which is not true. lum in the race to a finish and will be found there on June 4tb, i % Respectfully, W. H, Mizeri, 26th April, 1908. We call attention to one paragraph in the recommendations of the last grand Jury, which the printerin set ting up the article happened to miss, and is; ““We recommend that misdemean or convicts be worked on our public roads. Also in Mr. L. E.'Mallard’s report of the county commissioners where they approvea of the surplus’ arising from the proceeds of the county court be applied to the public road softhe county instead of to the ! Colony, as the article showe in our fast.” CANDIDATES | i COLUMN, | -‘. . i For Selieitor-Genetal. | [ hereby anfidinds wmyself 4 candiddfe for l“ Solicitor-General of the Brifiswick Judicial ! Cireu't, subject to the Defiocratic Primary. | I selicit the support and influcnce of the vot ers of the circuit, and if neriindted end elect ed to said office, I pledge 4 faithful discharge of the dufies thereof without fear, févor or affectlon. Vouts obediently, £, Lawrox WALKER. - LER . P LYBGIE o Lo 1 beg; {6 sinfiounce § ¢andiddey in the next | Democratic Primary for norifuation for ihe of ficé of Solicior<eneral of the Biunswick Judicial Cifeuit: On fideoutsif of the illness of the present| Salicitor-Genietal, T have filled this office for | him almi6st coninuously for the past three yeard, and therefore am familiar with its duties. l I 4dtitit your active support, and promise, if elettcd, 1o discharge the duties of tht-l office honestly and to the hest of my ability. ‘ A: D, Gare, § For Sheriff At the solicita‘ion of many friends and with an ambition to fill the office of Sheriff of this county. I announce myself a candidate subject to the action of the Democratic Pri mary in the approaching election. If I am elected I shall feel that T owe it to a just and decp thinking people, and 1 promise to give my whole time and attention to the offi~e and the people's interest. * T will apprectate your vote, Very respectfully, W.H. MizriL. At the request of my many friends I here by announce myself a candidate for re-elec t.on to the office of Sheriff of Charlton coun ty, subject to the Democratic Primary, and, carnestly solicit the active support of my many friends and the general public. If elected I pledge myself to attend strictly to the duties of the office. Thanking th- public for past favors, I am, ‘ Yours respectfully, ) W. K. WAINWRIGHT. Tu My Friends and the Voting Public. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Charlton county, übject to the Democratic Primary and earn estly solicit the influence and active support of my friends and the general public. Pledging, myself to attend striclly to the duties encombered upon me, should 1 be elected and 10 p,c:’form\-b:l:\‘j"tc ‘i'gg"’l—ses‘t Bt my ability, with. deep gratitude for past favors, Tam, G Respectfully, ‘ H. S. MarrTox. ' | For Representative, To THE VOTERS OF CHARLTON COUNTY; I hereby announce myself a candidate for ro-election to the Legislature of Georgia from Charlton County, subject to the Demc eratio Primary, and, if elected I pledge my self the faithful performance of the duties of the office, Thanking the public for the past favoss I garnestly solicit a continugnce of the same. ! Your obedient servant, | ’ A. J. HowArD, ‘To My Many Friends and the Voting Public ‘ of Charlton County. 1 hereby announce wyself a candidate for the Legislature of Georgia from Charlton county, subject to the Democratic Primary. ‘lf elected 1 pledge wmyself the faithful * per formance of the duties of the office. - Thanking my friends in advance and so ligiting their suppait in the approaching elec | tion, lam, ? } Very respectfully yours, ‘ D. R. Waspin, For Ordinary, TO MY FRIENDS AND FELLOW CITIZENS; 1 hereby announce my candidacy for the office of (}rdimry, subject to the coming democratic primary. and [ earnestly salicit your kind consideration and support. 1f {\onorcd by election to this office I shall thank you all forit. My every wish and de- | sire wifi be to have the approval of my own conscience in having done my best and proven myself worthy of the trust reposed in me. Respectfully submitted, J.J. Sroxes, For Clerk, Superior Gourt, To MY FRIENDS AND THE VOTING PUBLIC; I respectively announce myself a candidate for re.election to the office of Clerk Superior Court of Charlton county, sybject to the Demaocratic Primary, and earnestly solicit the influence and active support of my friends ana the general public; pledging myself to attend strictly to the duties encumbered upon me, should 1 be elected, and to perform them to the best of my ability. With deep gratitude far all past favors, ! I am, respectfully, Jusse \\ercxm\'. ‘ For Tax Receiver, To I'HE VOTERS oF CHARLTON CoUNTY} Believing that [ am thoroughly comptent ta fill the office and as Mr. J. . Allen says he is not goins ta run this year Ihereby an. nounce myself a candidate for the of oaice Q Receiver of Tax Returus at the coming elecf tion, subject to the Democratic primary and if elected I guarantee to serve the people, justly and conscientiously to the best of my ability, g T. W, VICKERY. BN Y ¥ SAVE YOUR EARNINGS The running of a savings account has a tendency to wean a man from habits of extravagance and dissipa tion* It gives him new ambition, and a desire to save money. We are always glad to assist those who are trying to “turn over a new leaf.” : o 5 per cent compounded quarterly on saving accouJunts. 6 percenton certificates of deposits for 6 months or longer. THE BANK OF FOLKSTON. L. CARTER, F. D. MILLS, President, ~° ~* Cashier. I hereby announce myself a candidate feé Tax Receiver of Charlton county, subject 5. the Democratic Frimary. Helected, I-prom ise 'o discharge the duties fathfally and to the best of my ability, and will appreciate the votes and support of the voters ot the county. Respectfully, D, F. RODDENBERRY:~ For Tax Collestor ~ . !.. As Mr. J. . Stokes has announced for the office of (yrdinary T will announce tiy self for the office of Tax Collector a the next Democratic Primary and, solicit t}:e support of my many friends, premising fltp, perform the duties of said oftice to the best of my ability. ; av vl A. G. Gowex Sr. Folkston, Ga., Feb. 28th, . 1908. i To MY FRIENDS AND THE VOTING PUBLIC oF CHARLTON COUNTY; Llasr ~ I'hereby announce myself a candidate for the office.of tax collecttr, subject to the 'p‘ ‘proaching Democratic Primary. ‘l_"g'bm‘,%l)e expenence I have bad in tax assessor office I feel that 1 can peiformi the niany dufies - da cumbent upon said office to the . satisfaction of the public in general. , E Thanking my friends for past favors “;ind | soliciting their suppert _in ;he;agfld«' Foactting eleeHm oo o A s “aeowo L. Yergvespectfully yours, ® o 7 i e CO Yy CUNLL G To the Voters of Charlton Countyze=r: . 00 4 lm;cby,annghmce myself a ’_@qnfli{!g.te"&}' th: office. of .’l.ax..collect_o.x" in the gmn‘mg Democratic Primary, and will-appreciate fl)e_ votes of all my frienas. A 2 SR én; ; f J. B. Baker, s ot For County Ireasurer | I'o tHE VOTERS AND MY FRIENDS:= 7 & I .hereby announce myself a oandidate for re-election to the office of Treasurer QI_(;f;;?"zflf ton County. If nominated and elected. 1 promise a faithful performance of the duties of the office, and as in the past, endeaydr to take care of. the county funds with a i)i‘ew:"tp their safety. Thanking the public for the past favors I am bt i Very reSpecgfu_l__lé'z =1 1. 8. Grouws. | — For County Gommissione,r_j‘!:: : To THE VOTERS OF CHARLTON COUNY; 3¢ | I hereby announce myself a candidatz; for County Commissioner, subject to the, agtion aof the Denocratic Primary, ‘and promise,, if elected, to fill the office to the best of my ahility. I earnestly solicit the s“‘!}?@s@&[ friends generally. ; ; : Yours traly, J. E, RoninsoN. At the solicitation of many friends and with a personal desire to see some of the main issues of the recommendations of the Grand Jury putinto effect I announce mysglf a can didate for County Commissioner, sn})i&) _gtn the Democratic Primary Juve 4th, 1908, Soliciting your vote and pramising to dis charge the duties of the office to the best of my ability in the upbuilding of Ehdilion county, T am, > S ; . Verytruly, C: €, THouhs. it 3 YOS By the request of many friends 1 hereby announce myself a candidate -for ',.Cimpty‘ Commissioner, subject to the Demoeratic Primary, and if elected I promise t ,- p&fom the dutiesof the office to the best ._?{fl, my. ability, : ; I carnestly solicit the support of my friends iand the voters of Charlten county. - e | ’ Jow. I)Ai ms&o A Twenty Year sentence, “I have just copleted a twenty year sentence, imposed by Buckien’s Arnica Salve, which cured we of bleeding piles just twenty yearsago,” writes O. S. Woolever, of leßays viile, N. Y. Bucklen’s Arnica ‘Salve heals the worst sores, hoils, burns, wounds and cuts in the shortest time, 25¢ at all droggists, Death was on His leels, Jesse P. Morris of Skippers, Va.. had a close call in the spring of 1906, He says: “Aa attack of pne umonia left me so weak and with such a fearful cough that my friends declared consumption had me, and death was on my heels. Then I was persuaded to try Dr. King’s New | Discovery, It helped me immedi ately, and after taking two and a half bottles [ was a well man again. I found out that New Discovery is [the best remedy for coughs and lung disease in all the world.”} Seld under guarantee at all dfuggists soc and $1 00. Trial bottle free. - Grorala CHARLTON CouNTy. { To whom it may concern- Miles Johns, having made application to me in due form to be appointed permanent ‘administrator upon the estate of W R. Johns late, of said county, notice is hereby given \th;‘sgi'\l_,q-pplicgtion will be heard at the reg b term 6f the court of . ordinary. fox seid donaty-to be held-on the first Mopdsy in May' 2003: Witness my hand.and official signa tar2. - This 6th day of Apnl, 1903, & i e B. G McDonald, % x . Oudigary. U ——t—————— Ge{)rgié, Chaylton County. 2 | Ta whom it'may concern. | J. A. Moors and . H. Diuce. having made application tome in due form to bc} :'ap'pointed permanent administrator on the es- i ate of George W, Moore k te, of said county notice is hereby given that said - application | will be heard at the regnlar term of the count 1 of ordinary for said county, to be held on the | first Mcnday in may, 1908. Witness my{. official siguature, This Gth day of April, 1908, 3 o B. G, McDonald, 1 . . Ovdipary. e T . He Got Whut He Needed. - ¢Nme years ago itlooked as if my time had come, ‘says Mr. C. Farthing, of Mill Creek, Ind. Ter. ““I was g 0 run down that life hung on a very slender thread. It was then my druggist recommended Electric Bitters, I bought a hottle and I got what I needed—strength, I had one foot in the grave, Dut Electric Bitters put it back on the turf again, and I've been well ever since.” Sold under gurantee at all druggist Hoc. oo . :“a“:"’:“:“:“:“’“'“. o "i. We l Toofeetoetselesgredoolsedeetoetoelost ‘.. & * ::: ‘ ave D : 90g0eS0e0ed0el00dmnadsedoe 0o dOO 000 .':’ th Wy, aeC lde d 7% TreloeloelreleelosToo] 3 Cl* 01l R s tO ()ff & % oW er % o 0 n e 3 ‘3’ rIC 0:0 % ash es to & $1.50 Rockin Bu : 3 $ i Nooking owirs oo yers. o:: SI.OO CT‘:; of B€d;€es for .§ & S bler! ads at ‘ 3 0 Try S s Qutfit equall SI.OO .t .3. We hav SHREYS wa S Y. 208, BPeNas, eBS 0€ & for bar pace to qu r bargain $75 o 3 rgains it C‘ ote pri sto off X oo supplies it will pa prices. Ho er cash b 8 8 b . y you to see us bes if you al?éef;so‘?ut < o A ore - in > Yours buying YOUT % s MIZ for good S 5 '“Q“:“:“.“.“Q 0.0 ELL erVi C e oegoegoepigosgetoatoee oo and PA b ¢ "0“.“:"‘:“:“:.““’ i XT()N . § s N R I ETILXTXEIRREY & Sesdrefontoatoutonts SPRING AND SUMMER LINES READY, Clothing, Hats and Furuishings FOR MEN, WQMEN and CHIiLDREN. Best Values =- Moderate Pricas. CATALOGUE. Upon request we will mail you a copy of otir Spring and Summer Catalogue giving full description and prices. Goods on Approval. Uponrequest w 2 will 'send Goods by Express C. O. D. subject to examination. B. H. Levy Bro. & Co., ' Savannan, ©a. Send the Cash With Order. £B§ aa Harmesyille Buggies for $65:00 : B, $75.00 Nogth Carolina Buoguies for $57: 50 h %65.05 Lynchburg Daggies for SSO oo ' $40.00 One Horse Wagens for £30.c0 : $62 00 Two Horse Wagons for S3O 0o $55.00 Two Horse Wagons for $45.00 American Wire Fencing 1346 for 33 per rod 24 inch Well Curbing Pipe for SI.OO per fout. We have a large stock of Harness. We are selling our entire stoek at actual cost, except Wire' Feucing antt Sewer Pipe, which we are sell ing at a small profit, ) A JonesßuggyCo Waycress, Ga,