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UNION RECORDER. MII-LEDGEVILLE, GA . APRIL $S. >»$»_
1HIKIY-N1NE YEARS AGO IN
AND AROUND MILLEDGEVLLE
Tfc. I.U..™, Ar. Abn| TU G“*l "•-* *<—"■» ■> TR. Uaiaa
bo4a. April 1$. I»0
Th, fim illumination in thi* city , DEL1ATES IX) DISTRICT
9 ”'! CONFERENCE ARE ELECTED
Quarterly Conference* of Mrlhodiil
Church Held Seterday end Sunday
by Dr. F.laae F. DimpMy
The Methodist
Episcopal churches were lighted.
There are fifteen lights in the
Methodist church—nine 32 candle
power, and *ix 16 candle power in-
candescent light*. In the Episcopal
church there are 13 lights.
as pastor of the Midway eftarge, j
which is composed of the Midway!
and Onk Grove churches. The reports,
made showed that the churches were j
making good progress.
Mrs. L. S. HoU-y and Thoaj
Mathews were elected delegatee, and
lira. Geo. Edwards and Mrs. Arthur
Smith alternates.
but
The second quarterly conferences
if the Milledgeville and Baldwin
ounty Methodist churches were held
The ladie*. who had the Saturday and Sunday by Dr. Elam
l).y •rmnccmenU ta ctary. ducked p, ITc.idio* Elder of the
to observe the day May 2nd, instead r ^
of April 26th. The reason given
was that the 26th fell on Saturday.
Oxford District.
The most important business trans
acted was
to the Disti
be held at Monlicello, May 16th and;
terc and taw thirty
it. Price* cash,
oaey ia a better way.
Gat price# from tba uaa who credit*
ud see the difference. Just thirteen
dellare higher than by cask on eom*
hruadi
BOSTON CAFE
“Freah Egg* Served Daily"
The Georgia Baptist State Con
vention meets at Washingtno, Ga.,
April 25th, Rev. J. 1). Chapman and 1 an ‘
Mr. Sol Barrett are the delegates There was a large gathering at
from the Milledgeville Baptist Pleasant Grove church, where the
church Milledgeville circuit conference, was
held. In the morning Dr. Dempsey
The following firms were carrying delivered an eloquent and forceful
advertisements in the Union Record- ajrmon. At the noon hour a bounti-
er: W. T. Conn and Co., T. L. Me- ful dinner consisting of bhrbecue.
Comb and Co., A. F. Skinner aud Co., etc . etc . was served, and an hout
Adolph Joseph. P. J. Cline. Fred Hang r?rnl most pleasantly socially. The
Shoe <’o., C. L. Morris, E. A. Bayne, conference wa* held in the after-1
M. and J. R. Hines, Carr’s Emporium noon. The reports of the churches
of Fashion, T. E. Wnffce, Joseph w- re made, and the following dele-
Staley. J. F. Wilson, O. H. Fox, Me- gates elected: Mrs. I. L. Barnes and
Millan Brick Yards, W’. and J. Car- W. T. Green; Alternates, Mrs. R. H.
aker, B. O. Bigby, Hall and Treanor, Harper and J. E. Stiles.
John Ewell. Milledgeville Methodist Church
The conference of the Milledge-
Last week after a deligent search v Ule Methodist church was held Sun-
we bought the only dozen eggs that day afternoon,
were for sale at the stores in this I)r wag Kreeted
c,t Y* : large congregation at the morning
services. The subject of his dis-
Hon. Robert Whitfield in . I.rt.ly cour>1 . .. 0od ., Loye -. , nd he
riened petition wu anked to be a cciv ,. d tlu . clo , e ltlention of h i>
candidate for the legmlature. bearer.. In the afternoon the con-
n _ ference vvaa held, and the pastor,
A roeeunir of the Board of True. Sund . Schtl0l Superintendent, Preai-
tees of the Georgia Normal and In
dustrial College was held last Friday.
A full board was present, consisting
of Hon. W. Y. Atkinson, of Coweta;
Hon. Patrick Walsh, of Richmond;
Hon. F. G. DuBignon, of Chatham,
Hon. A. S. Clay, of Cobb/; Dr. N. S.
Walker, of Putnam, and Capt. T. F.
Newell .and R| N. Lamar, of Bald-
the election of delegate. -WHERE EVERYBODY EATS-
Conference, which will
A memorial tc Mr. J. E. Kidd was
read and unanimously adopted. Tri
butes were paid by Dr. W. T. Wynn,
Dr. Dempsey and Mrs. C. L. Morris.
Dr. W. T. Wynn and Mr. M. S.
Boll were elected delegates to the
District Conference, and R. B. Moore
and J. C. Grant were named as
alternates.
Midway Charge
Dr. Dempsey was at the Midway
i church Sunday evening and held the
Plana were made to erect a building conference, after delivering an infer
tile cost of which was not to exceed cl “' n R ’" d insrtuctive sermon. Rev.
$22,000.00. (This building wa. the Mr. Roark ia nerving hia first year
annex adjoining the Mansion.) j —— ^
Mr. B. T. Bethune, of the Milledge
ville Bank was electod treasurer,
and his bond fixed at $40,000. He
acta with out compensation.
lowers...
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E. A. Heins, 112 Clarewill Ave..
Montclair, N. J. “They were
larger, had more blossoms than in
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The following resolutions offered
by Hon. A. S .Clay were unanimous- 1
]y adopted.
Whereas, the citizens of Mill'dge-
.iile have unanimously voted to issue
bonds to the amount of twenty-two
thousand dollars, ten thousand dol-’
lan of which sum is to be a donation
to the Georgia Normal and Industrial
College nad the remainder of said
sum, a loan to said institution.
Resolved, that we fully appreciate
the public spirit manifested by the
citizens of Milledgeville toward this
institution.
Resolved further, That we extend !
to her citizens our warmest thanks!
for the liberality they have shown
toward this worthly institution .
We are satisfied that the represen
tatives of the people of Georgia
have located this college at the right
place, and the encouragement we
have received at the hands of the
people of Milledgeville will aid us
very materially in placing in opera
tion this school.
Mr. P. W. Pooser and accomplish- J
ed machinist from Geo. R. Lombard
and Co., Augusta, Ga., is in the city
making preparations to open machine
The college cadets made a fine ap
pearance on our streets last Friday
afternoon under command of Capt.
R. T. Crawford.
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BLOATED FEELING
Aid Other Trouble* Went
Away After This South
Carolinian Had Taken
Black-Draught
Iva. S. C.—*T have used Black-
Draught. at Intervals, for about five
years." says Mr. J F. Gilliland, of
this place. “I take it for Indigestion.
“After eating, I would have a
tight, bloated feeling, and pains in
my chest and stomach. I would
spit up my food, and some things I
a*.e would not agree with me at all.
“I would be hungry, but afraid to
eat on account of the indigestion. I
would be constipated, too.
“Some one told me that I should
try Black-Draught, which I did
with good results. I take just a
small dose after meals, and I feel
like a different person.
“I do not have any more troublo
cf that kind. I can now cat al
most anything I want to. at any
time, and it does not hurt me.
“Black-Draught is a splendid
medicine. I con recomcnd it tc
others."
Thousands of people have found
relief, in cases of common indiges
tion. by talcing a pinch of Black-
Draught after meals, and continuing
this treatment for several clays.
Take Thedford’s Black-Draught.
It is purely vegetable and acts In a
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black-draught
There will be three or four Con
federate Vettrans of Baldwin county
who will not be able to attend the
Memorial Day exercises Friday on
account of ill health and their feeble
condition.
Among them will be Mr. Ira
West, who resides in the Southern
psrt of the county. The news from
Mr. West is that he is ill at his home.
He hes been a member of Camp
Geo Doles for a long number of
years and has with the exception
of one or two years, attended the
Memorial Day exercises. Another
Veteran, who has become feeble
with old age, and will not be able
to be in the city Friday is Mr. J. A.
Prosser, of East Baldwin. He has
also Been a regular attendant upon
the Memorial Day Exercises and the
meeting of Camp Dolea.
Mr. W. E. Kendrick, who h v ^
Midway, has been <a 111 health t
the past several years, and unable^
attend the exercises on ^
Day.
Mr. Ben Brookins, the oldest U
federate Veteran in .he count* °
confined to hia home by Utaea*
induced by old age. He has a j Wa 'f
rome to join in paying tribute ,
the memory of his comrade*
have gone to their eternal n^Jl
LARGE OWL KILLED IN COUNT.
Charlie Griffin, western Ba!d»jJ
fanner, killed an owl on hia f*J|
last Saturday of unusual size,
bird measured fifty-four inches
wing tip to wing tip. According’^!
Griffin the birds claws would sp*c I
man’s arm and hia heed was a* larg'l
as a two years old babies. h.I
weighed over fifteen pounds.
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