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\Y dyne County A T ews.
MISS CAMILLA MORRIN.
EDITOR.
Official Organ of Wayne County.
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BubscripliOn $1.00 A Yifjjr in Advance
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JESUP, C a. April 5. 1001.
What we need now is a new court¬
house Judge Bennett endorsed
this move at the last terip of court.
Bonds should be issued for $20,000
and a handsome edifice erected,
something in keeping with the
other buildings now just comple¬
ted. T*he building now used is
inadequate for the needs of the
officials, besides is old and delap
idated. It would be an irrepara¬
ble loss were our records destroyed
by fire, as has recently been the
fute of Twiggs County, Let us
provide means to prevent such a
catastrophe in Wayne,
We have reipamed silent on the
railroad question until something
authentic could be stated. It is
•now an assured fact that Jesup
will have two new railroads. The
charter was granted chiojvp ck to
Rhejgsup, "St. Mary’s & Jackson¬
ville which will be a direct rmite
to Jacksonville which will be a
direct’route to Jacksonville from
Jeaup via. St. J/ary’s. The Plant
System’s short line to Jacksonville
via. Fo.kston will also be built at
an early date. With these valu¬
able acquisitions, Jesup cannot
help from building up and we pre¬
dict that ere long we will have a
city second to none in South Geor¬
gia, '•
T here is as much democracy in
ft man who will announce for ux
receiver m a populist paper sub
jbbt to the ricinooratio primary,
when he could have announced in
a democratic paper f6r the saute
price, as there if gratitude in a
municipal government that would
award the town printing to a pa¬
per thftt opposes them, in prefer¬
ence to one Who supported them
because the latter refused to enter
into a’grab game lor cheap print¬
ing at 87^ cts. a hundred—(Wayne
County News April ttth. 1900 )
The town printing for 1901 has
just been awarded our opponents,
they submitting a bid of 30c u
hundred. Evidently our munici¬
pal government’s policy is to fa¬
vor the opposing paper or to oli
tain their printing gratis. Doubt¬
less npxtyear this will be offered
them by ihe Sentinel. In my opin¬
ion the town council is ‘“running
with the hare and barking
with the hounds.
The same thing might be said of
om democratic officials, merchants
«nd business men, who give “ ll
tbeir advertising tys well as print
Ji.g to opr opponents
RAILROAD MAN S PRAYER.
--,
An o.d railroad man haviug
been converted, w-fts asked to lead
in prayer. The following was the
response: “O Lord, now that
6*ve Hugged thee, lift up my f eet
front the rough road of life and
plant them safely on the deck of
the train of salvation- Let me
i„e.h
Mud.acc. m.ks all the couphuj.
in the tram with the strong
of thy love and let my hand lamp
be the Bible, and heavenly Father,
keep all switches closed that lead
off the sidings, especially those
with a blind end. O Lord, if
thy pleasure, have every semaphor
blocking the line show the white
line of hope ihafc 1 may make the
run of life without stopping. And,
Lord, give us the Ten Command
ments for a schedule, and when I
have finished the run on schedule
and pulled into the great dark sta
tii, n of death may thou, the
jieri'itenden* of lie universe, say,
••Well done, tbdu good uud
fui sertnat; come and sign
pay roll and receive your check
fior eternal happiness.”—Railroad
Slavette
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SUGAR CANE AND
CONVENTION,
Wiei. Be Held at Brunswick, Ga
Tuesday, April 9th, 1901.
Every planter in this
should attend and learn
about these two important
products Experts in
sugar cam- and cassava will
present. Tne great question
shall the denuded timber lands
this section be made to yield
profit and create better
can be solved by knowing
crops can be be,st produced here
Investigation into the
shows that the raising o'
cane and cassava w'll more
accomplish these ends. They
make Southern Georgia a
of agricultural
This will increase faculties
raising stock. They will be
means fer raising stock.
will be the mewns of locating
tones for the manufacture of
fined syrnps. starch and
food. They will add
and increase the wealth of
section. -
Special railroad rates will
secured.
The Brunswick Board of
invites the interest and
of every fanner in this section in
ilits matter, and their presence
at this convention. For
particulars write to
F. D . ikkn, President,
C D Ogo. Secretary,
Brunswick, Ga., Board of Trade.
A RECORD BREAKER
Speaking of fast time made
Railroad Trains. The official
cord of a fast maie train on the
Plant Svsteni, February 28th,
as follows:—
A train consisting of
111, one sixty foot vestibule
in' car and one standard
ran from Fleming, Ga., to Jack¬
sonville. Fla;, » distance of
hundred and forty eight miles
one hundred and thirty four
utes. The fastest, time on
run was made between the
ing points:
Jesup to Waycross, 40 mile
ffiirtv minutes
Waycross to Folkston, 84
in 28 minutes
Waycross »o Callahan. 55
m 48 minutes.
Waycross to Jacksonville,
miles in 09 minutes.
The fastest time in the run
from Screven, Ga . to the 74
siding a distance of four and
tenth miles, which was covered
exactly two minutes and
seconds.
The train stopped for water at
„ nd w roB8j Btopped
geahoRrd Air Liuo cr0S8Illg nt C
Iahan and sIowed down tWlP ^
A y & w and Jool5son
ville <fc South-Western
between Jacksonville and
han,
When the remarkable time
; this train is compared with
j schedules of a few years ago, some
j j i de a can be obtained of the rapid
advance of train service,
fi, the South.
Roadbed and equipment are
dt-rgoing continual
and the facilities of
Eon offered are of the
Th, advances in
reading .Ithin . he pul f
been most phenonunal
schedules and train
are of 8 c l RS9 «f which the
por t a tion Lines in the South
we ll a s the public are
JOB COULDN'T HAVE
IT.
If he’d had Itching
Ther’e terribly annoying;
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve will cure
worst case of piles on earth.
It has cured thousands. For
juries. Pains or Bodily
the best salve in the
Price 25c a box. Cure gua
teed. Sold by * Knight's Pharma-
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COMMUNICATION
January 28th, 1901.
Bill says lie, Mary I got a T.tlle
business over to Mr Hickinbot
toms to see if I can trade him out
en that dun eollard cow of bi°en
Art I axed him what he wanted
with that cow no how an further
*
more she aint worth mutch an be¬
sides she is only a stripper and if
I was you I woudent bother with
her.
Well says bill 1 thought OS
Hickenbottom was our neighbor
an as I can make a little oute n
him by getting that are cow,
1 can trade before he sees Mr. Bu
gall As Hickenbottom said a«
how I could have her for $18.00
and Buga 11 told ire this morning
IhH he’d give m- $25.00 for her
But Bill t.-ii dont i you think Dick
*nbottom orter no what Buga]!
will give for t^at are cow now
) that seemB right to me that is the
way one neighbor should do by
another. ♦
, So it is Mary, ltut you forgit he
aint our neighbor, unless we can
usy him and I like Bro. flicken
bottom sa want to neighbor with
powerful I bad just now, and be¬
sides if I make that are trade T
will get that calico dress I promis¬
ed you.
Lord sake! but don I want that
dress Bill, after thinking about
hit I recon we had better go.
but understand: we are just going
a to visit our neighbor.
Thets the idea, now you are a
talking, an so we started an when
we got to the foot of the moun¬
tain , where the road runs just be¬
twixt hit an the river, k> an benqld
there was a big rock a lying right
in the road, righljeurs'ap dab in
the road an there whs n hull lot
of men a working at hit to move
hit outen the way, but they could
just lift hit up by prying on both
sides but could not get hit outen
the way.
Bill, says he, mary 1 vow that
nary one of (hem galoots have ev¬
er been to congress.
Why what makes you think so?
can. I.
Well you see hit is sorter this
way in Congress, when they find
a rock, stump orsOmebtg fellow
in their way to keep them from
passing a bill they work with him
' while an if he dont move they
put wheelee under him and then
they can role him outen the way
of course the bigger the fellow the
more wheels it takes .
About that time along
our member from Spoon Hollow,
an s-tre enough the first thing lie
said was, why dont you put wheels
under bit, and as Bill was interest
ed in getting by that air rock, he
must help with the wheels, An
when hit was outer the way our
member lowed as that was tbe
way they did in congress, but said
it was mighty nic as hard move
that air rock, as hit was to in¬
crease the standing army, Kilt
he lowed as they had u bigger < b
stickle to move, yes he said obsti
eles, what ever that meens
r»eb I rccon Meil he sa/d
how hit was so large he thought if
they moved hit atall that hit
would take a power of wheels. and
he thought that they would have
to move Clay, before they got by
They do say as how they have
tried to put wheeles under him,
hut as hit seemes they will
j to try something else. So I seed
|he th ., r
golng * C l« * v 1 ,,» visit Bruns
. . . . .
1. t0 ^ Hke ,
* * ‘ U ?® y WHU
.
1 ait wet tov08 avA thev du ^
, ^
if they can get that ur Clay,
ter moist like, and mellow that
they can pass thatar bill over him
I said says I Du think that they
can du hit.
Why no, I dont for you see
that ar Clay has been through
tire in Congress an you know when
jy PU P ut " lt through nr? hit makes
a brick outen hit an I teh YOU
tliat the Bosses will find him a
: verrv hard brick, wht-n they try to
set down on him, an I »m a think-
1 i«g « h “ h »s not cool e ,‘off « {heap
since he -ett congress, when they
try bit that he will heat them
Legal Advertising.
NOTlCE.
Georgia Wayne Countyr
By virtue of an < rd' r of tbe Court of
° rtl >uary of said county ' %lil 1)e solfl at
public outcry, on the first Tuesday id
May 1901. at (lie Court lious in said con*
ty, between tbe legal hours or sale the
following real estate in Wayne County,
to wit:—All that certain tract or parcel
of land, situated, lying and being in the
Countv of Wayne and slate of Georgia,
and .n the--District of said county,
jjj. aat , beiu a part ol lot of land nnn.
ber -of said district and couutv And
bounded as fellows, to wit,—On flic
West by land known *s the Emrty land,
on the East by the laud formerly owmd
by James F, King, on the North bv lard
,j ___, on i he South by land of--.
containin/ Two Hundred acres more or
•***. » 0 ‘‘ the same be in a wild and uncul
•>««"■“ »»‘ '»•■• “ i “°
lormtriy belonging t • eatata of John M.
TlH)Il (leceM , (i .
; erros cash purchaser payitg for titles.
This flr.-tday of April 1901.
.Jamks IV. Pon-KLL
Admimsirutor istate of V. Pr nticc
deceased, with will annexed.
NOTICE,
Georgia Wayne County:
To all whom it may conc<rn:—A, II.
Higlmnitb Guardian, minor heirs of Mrs
.Mary Highsmiih, deceased, has iu due
form applied to the undersigned for leave
to sell 20 aert s in ihe Northeast corner of
lot of land No. 259, id the 2ml. Diet, of
Payne CouDiy, belonging to ihe estate
of said deceased, and said application will
be heard <m the first Monday it> may next
This. 15th, day o April ti)01.
J; It. Cbawford.
Ordinary Wayne County Ga.
For a copy of the famous Three
Coon, A’ag Time, Two-Step, enti¬
tled “Tickled To Death” send ten
cents in poet age or currency to
B, \V. Wrenn
Passenger Traffic Manager,
Savannah, Ga.,
Chicago and Florida Limited
operating between Chicago und
St. Augustine, Via. Evans'ills,
Montgomery and Plant .System
will bfe discontinued for Jthe sea
son, lust train leaving St. Aug.is
tine April 18th, 1901.
B. W. WriFNX,
Passenger Traffic Manager.
HE KEPT HIS LEG.
Twelve years ago J. W. Sulli¬
van, of Hartford, Conn., scratch¬
ed his leg with a rusty wire, ln
flamatioo and blood poison set in.
For tw-o years he suffered intense
ly. Then the best doctors urged
amputation, “but,” he writes,
“J used one bottle of Electric
Bitters and 1 1 -2 bo-.es
Arnica Salve and my leg was sound
and well as ever.” For
tions, Eczema, Tetter, Nall Rheum,
Sore’ and all blood disorders
Electric Bitters has no rival on
earth. Try them. Knight’s Phar¬
macy will guarantee satisfaction
or refund money. Only 5o cents.
hot they will want a cc.oleing pol
tice put too them somears , and
ibe next time they try to mash
a pieaee of Georgia Clay they will
u r st see if hit is hot.
Well we went an called B r o .
Hickenbottom an BUI got that nr
C0W) an 6l ,i d bit to Mr. Bugall, an
t t i dn k our neighbor a powerfull
n } ce ma n, because I have th"t
dreS8
Mart.
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