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Professional Cards.,
C. C, Tindall. J. A. Morris
TINDALL & MORRIS,
-LAVS YERS,—
Office West Brq id i caet
Tuten Block,
IESUF. GEORGIA.
Practice in all courts both state
And Federal. Prompt attention
given to all legal business.
WMUF.L F. ELLIS.
Dentist
Office Tuten Building,
jesup G\.
, W. LiRAWDY m. d..
Physician anu Surgeon,
■1 ESI’I* Georgia
JAMES K. TilOMAs,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
JESUl’, — Georgia.
Does a general Law Practice
throughout the state and else¬
where by Express contract.
J. W’. MASON MP. GW DRAWDY, Mil
Atlanta. Ga. jesup, Ga.
MASON & DRAW D l,
Dealers In Real Lstate.
\v e solicit the patronage of the
public. in hands
Place your property our
and we will sell to best advantage
P. J. COWAY,
JEWELER
jesup, Georgia
First class work at reasonable
prices Manufacturing and Pla
ting a specialty.
1, W. Ft I’D ELL
Attorney-at-Law,
SCREVEN. O A.
E. P.PADGETT &. SON.
Attorneys at Law.
Baxley Georgia .
Practice throughout
Brunswick circuit, and
by special contract.
JOHN W. BENNETT,
A torney-at-Law,
Waycross, Georgia.
Will practice in all Courts of
the Brunswick Circuit and else
where by special contract.
U. B. WHATLEY
Attorney at Law
Will practice iu all Courts, State
and Federal Makes a specialty of
Bankruptcy Practice. Correspon¬
dence solicited.
Hoom 18. Provident Building
Savannah G eorgia.
LIS2 OF GRAND AND TRAV¬
ERSE JURORS,
Drawn t<> serve at May term of
Wayne ’■'Ufebior Court 1901.
TKA\ Llbb JURY
J. D. B riar Lewis, c Mollis
J (J. Poppetl M M Jacobs
J. D. Hitipti vi \V, Kickiigiiter
C. C. Jloixly A I Aictioils
John T- Bennett Jatne- Manning
C. E. Lancfoid II. C. Higbsmitb
H K Williams J. L. Joyner
Davi.l McGauiey Flem A. Asptnwails
w. w. F'Mey. Nelson dtnckUuJ.
O. X ingledorff Steve >lo i jy
w il R iiters iu Jac > < w. it Jierson
E. Grooms A L. Bianneu
G w. Cole, an Ititev F.Uenti-id
J li. Dukes Cusweil EdenfielJ
James Dykes Ail. n t lary
w. F Clary B. F. J/ia-dy
J. D. Uober on J. K. Edenfie'd
J. J; Dent w. M . Eden field;
Grand Jury,
O. K. H ghsmith Fillmore Dairels
Isham Oglen Joshua Piland
W. t. Purdom James F. King,
W. A. Mallet t Asa Tyre
W. V Kit g James A Pve
A. Waldron G. VY.O’Qumn. Jr.
S. B Smith Wm M
IV. R. Rozier J. B.Joyner
J J. Johns George w. Patterson
J. t. Jackson A. H. Highsmith
J. A. Deloach E. H. Knox
Roderie Goins Fr*nk I, Stewart
W A Goins John A'oox
w M. Austin j w. Harper
w. B. Bennett j. H. Pace
City ^ Couuiy Uifteers.
CITY DIRECTORY.
CITY OFFICERS.
Ma> or—S. F. Ellis,
Ma' or Pn'-Tern—
Clerk of c'jacil—O. VV, Willi ,ms.
Treasurer—H, A. Bums.
Marshall—W« R. Williams.
Board ot Ed teatiou—Ira SI, Raybon,
J. C. Dye, W. T. Wilkins.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Ouiiuar —J. i). Ora'ford,
Sneiiff—W. B. Lvens.
Deputy Sheriff—D. S. Price
Clerk Sune.ior Court— Ira M. Raybou
Tax Receiver D. 8. Pine.
Tax CD ctor—11 . VV .Harris
Cou ty reasuivr- D. Hopps Betim tt
C u ty S. rviyor—R. A. Thompson
Coroner— M It, Surreuey.
(■juiuussioiieis of Road and Iteve
, jea—H. Wilkias, E Crunuuey A
C Kick lighter, A, B Kelly, and J. P.
Mize tie.
Local And Otherwise.
Go to Knight’s Pharmacy
y ,ur Cigars and Tobacco
Mr. Bob Florie of Tounsen Ga,,
was in Jesup today.
Miss Nellie Roberson of Nes¬
bitt is in the city today.
Cob James Poppeb of 8«r. ven.
was in town to-day.
Mrs. S. B, Lary of Nahunta
ited relatives iu Jesup this week.
Col. Jas, R. Thomas spent
day in Brunswick, at ending
legal business
Mr Herman Brown spent
few days in Brunswick th is
on business.
Knight’s Pharmacy is the
place where you can get
papers with your to-bacco.
Mr J. D, Craw to rd, Jr, of
hunta spent a few days in
this week with relatives.
Miss Amanda Crawford,
M<mday for Nahunta, where
will visit relatives and
several days.
The Wayne L : ght Toop
today, about 40 members
presenf. They decided to
at Screven on the 1st of May,
have a big picnic
NOTIC E.
Two nice new Stores for
For terms apply to J. G.
Jesup, Ga
There will he an ice cream
given Friday evening at the
kins Hotel by the ladies of
Baptist church.
Mr. Cleveland Tuten whe
been attend'ng the Jesup
for sev ra) months, left for
home in Stafford S. C. Mrndxy.
Miss Daisy J/orrison the
ing little daughter of Mr. R. H.
Morrison of Moniac, Ga.,
has been staying with her
Mrs. J II Thomas, and
the Jesup High school, for
al iu inhs. returned borne
day. Misb Daisy has quite a
of friends hers, who hope
long she will visit Jesup «ijain
LULATON NEW’S
Miss Maggie Raybon visited
Nahunta Sunday.
Dr. D. L. Moi re spent
at Hobuken
Messrs J. P, Shed, E. L
Brown. Chess Jo es and Lewis
Parriott visited Atkinson
evening
Mrs. Floid Hickox w ho has been
visiting her parents Mr. and
J. D. Crawford of Je-up has
turned home.
Mr J. C Highsmith aud
who have been living at
ta for some time have moved
to Lulaton, we are glad to
them with us again.
Quite a crowd of young folks
f roiu Nahunta attended
school here Sunday.
Mr Ward Ccurs >n who
b eu having fever is able to
but again ,
B. A.S.
STRAY THOUGHTS OF A
STROLLER,
Quite a novel society has recen¬
tly been organized in Jesup, I am
told, composed of quite a number
of the young men I was unable
to to learn whether they style
themselves “Knights of ’ est” or
•‘Helpers of Zeke”, but certainly
some such title would be approp¬
riate as their chief aim and ob¬
ject, is to avoid anything like work.
Officers have been elected and auy
member suspected of laboring
making himself presentable is
tried by a court composed of the
other members. Each member
has been assessed 1 ft to buy a lock
which has been plnced on a stable
in the rear of whaley's store and
any poor devil found guilty is
prisoned therein. One member
was > -enfenced to BO minutes im¬
prisonment for cutting an arm fuB
<>f wood for his mother; one to 15
minutes for shelling two ears of
corn to the hogs and another to 2
hours for getting a shave. The lat¬
ter, I hear, narrowly escaped 8
months. One young man men
tinned that he thought of accept¬
ing a position in Florida’and was
almost drummed out of camp, lie
had his funeral preached and, wi/h
much weeping, the others bid him
good-bye—he is still in town
They are now thinking of peti¬
tioning the council to appropriate
« sufficient fund to provide benches
around the old oak and as
warm summer days come on
doubt will ask for ice water
lemonade. Doubtless they will
want sticks and knives fhrnished
too ere long as I think they
whittled ail in sight,
Dots From
The surveyors Crossed the B
& VV. R, R. about half a mile
of Nahunta.
Miss Amanda Crawford of
up is visiting friends inourhity.
The delegates who attended
Sunday school convention at Un¬
ion church report a verry
trip.
The Sunday school
will convene with the
church next year.
Rev. J. H. Conner who was un¬
able to fill his appointment
Lulaton last fourth Sunday
pects to preach there next
day. They have arranged a
elobori'e program for the
noon session— consisting of
number of recitalious, music &c.
A
A PSALM OF THE
LIFE.
Chicago Times-IIerald.
Let u«, then, be up aud doing,
All becoming money kings;
Someday we may be endowing
Universities and things.
Lives of billionaires reminds us
That we’ve got to own the stock
If we want to leave behind us
Libraries ot* every block.
For old newspapers, call at the
ews office, only 20 cent per hun¬
dred .
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Items From Odum.
G. Odum is on the sick list
this week.
Mrs. Clary is not improving
very fast from her severe illness,
We hod the hardest ram Saturn
day night that we have had in
sometime
A good many of our young peo¬
ple went to Friendship to the Sun¬
day school convention last Sunday.
Oue of Odum’s yonn 1 men has
found a great attraction in the
neighborhood oi Bethel. It calls
him that way every Sunday after¬
noon.
Guess who got the first April
fooling? Remember boys all foils
day comes cnee a year and girls en
joye fooling boys.
Oh’ yes, “Lazy Kid “Reno”
or the “little familliar enss” as
you chose to call him, is writing
again. Why don’t “Lazy Kid”
get outjof his deplorable lazy hab¬
its and write again?
“Reno .”
A RAGING , ROARING FLOOD.
Washed down a tele raph line
which Chas. D. Ellis of Lisbon ,
la., had to repair “Standing
waist deep in icy water,” he
writes, “gave me a terrible gold
and cough. It grew worse daily
Finally the best doctors in Oak¬
land. Neb., Sioux City and Oma¬
ha said I had Consumption and
could not live. Then I began us¬
ing Dr. King’« New Discovery and
was wholly cured by six bottles.”
Positively guaranteed for Coughs,
Colds and all Throat and Lung
troubles by Knight’s Pharmacy.
Price 50c.
WANTED
Reliable man for manager
Branch 'Office we wish to ope:: iu
this vicinity. If your record is
O, K. here is an opportunity.
Kindly give good reference when
writing, The A T Morris
Wholesale House, Cincinnati.
(.Niiiy.* illustrated catalogue 4 cts.
stumps.
T*AX RECEIVER’S FIRST
ROUND
Mr. 1). S. Price, our receiver of
Tax returns, will start out on his
ronhds, taking tax returns for
the year 1001, on the first of April
next; below we give a schedule of
his first round.
Gardi on April 1st until 12 m.
and at Mt. /'leasant in the nf
terrtidon ’till p,. nclock. Waynesviile
the 2nd, ’till 12 m. and at Atkin¬
son in the afternoon ’till 6. p. in,
Lulaton on the 3rd ’till 12m. and
at Nahunta in the afternoon ’till
0. o’clock.
Ho-tense April 5th,
J tsup “ Oth,
S reyen “ 8th,
Ritch “ Oth,
Odum “ 10th.
J/udray Springs “ 11th.
Mr. Price requests that as many
as pyssibly can , meet him at the
appointed places on Ins first and
sec(*d round, *0 that he will not
be rushed so on his last round, and
at j.be time of making up his di¬
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
CHARTER,
State of Geor ( To the Honorable
gia County of •; Superior Court of
IFayne. ( said County:
The Petition of J. E. Starke of
the County of Nassau and State of
Florida and Roland Woodward of
the County of Duval and State of
Fiorida, and VV. A, Hawkins of
the County of Irwin and State of
Georgia, and Sara’l C, Atkinson
of the County of Glyrni aiid State
of Georgia, respectfully shows:
I.
That your Petitioners for thetu
selves and such other persons as
hereafter . ... • with ■ e
they , may associate .
them, desire to be incorporated
under the corporate name and
style of The Railway __ , Construction
Company of Georgia.
II.
The capital stock of said "cor
poration to be Ten thousand dol¬
lars (110,000.00) to be divided in
to one hundred shares of the par
value of one hundred dollars
($100,00) each, with the privilege
of increasing said capitol stock at
any time upon a vote of two
thirds of the original stock to any
amount not exceeding fifty thous¬
and dollars ($50,000.00). Any of
the capital stock to be issued, to
be paid for by the person subserib
ing fur the same, either in cash or
in property real or personal, in
amount at itn fair market value,
equal to the amount of stock at
par so being paid for.
III.
At least ten percent (10%) of
the capital stock is now subserib.
ed and ready to be paid in upon
the organization of the Corpora¬
tion,
IV
„. I he r of SUlci . * corporation .. to .
rill
. .
be for tweiltV years with the priv
ildge ° of renewal thereatfcefi. *
*
v. I g|r
is emolument, The object of profit said n/l corporation gain to
a
the stock holders, ami the
eise by them under said
capacity of all the powers
after enumerated, and especiall
to build, construct, equip
complete railroads and other
VI
The powers de-ired are to sue
and be sued, contract and he con¬
tracted with, buy and sell, own
an( \ control any and all classes of
property real and persum.1 To
build, construct, complete and
equip any and ail kinds of rail¬
roads or other roads in said State
or elsewhere, together with all oth¬
er powers given to corporations
generally by the laws of this state.
VII.
The home and principal place
of business of said 'corporation to
be at Jesup, Georgia, with the
right to establish branch offices at
such places, as the business there¬
’ ITS EASY TO FEEL GOOD..
Countless thousands have found
a blessing to the body in Dr. King’s
New Life Pills, which postively
cure Constipation, Sick Headache
Dizziness, Jaundice, Mabry, Fe¬
ver and Ague and all Liver and
Stomach troubles. Purely vege¬
table; never gripe or weaken. On¬
ly 25c at Knight’s store.
SOUTHERN RAILT/AT.
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Schedule tn effect Jan, - JKH
North bound. N". No.
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Lv. “ Brunswick Kvcrett...... .. 2 1 4Sp 24 4 6a7a 50b| 6 7 V,
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6 45a <’ A- :
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♦Daily Nos. except and O.- Sunday. Ohiciujo and Flo?
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.
Compartment and Dining Oar s. Si. i a. *
to Chicago. Daily except. Sunday
Nos. 1!5 and W.—Pullman Slecv
tween Brun swick and Atlnnt-a, lx>
tonville, Fla., and Clin ‘ ■ iati
Louis and Kansas City, a .!>• •• , *
Nos. 15 and 18.—Pullman
tween Atlanta and Oiriein '
.
nooaa; also between*Chatta; • l
phis. Non. ond 8—Pullman O:
tween A Man in and Chattaiu ,■
Nos. Band in—Pullman Li OW:r
Cars tx*tw %eii Macon uwlN* v, voric
(jimiuv'i.i .u n* Union Depot Aflaiita,, ft
oinlanorth, *•;lstjmd wost. A abfil ' ■'Mtip t
acfcr.»ouvilks Tampa, et' ; nnd .
lumbia. Wash mg (on Rud tb»* er.-i,
PK AN ii S. GANNO*’ u. tX. !<A -D
Thu d V-P. v Gen. -u.gr.
V’ TAYiJ I n g - >:i, D. C.
W. H. ' —* T vHj I^ A J
Asst . i*ea. Bn-i Ga. AgL, i & n u - -.
Atrlanta.
of shall from time to time demand
The premises considered y ;>u r
Petitioners pray the gran of
order creating said c r*:
*
with all the powers herem
mentioned, and that ri d '
and further order in the ni •
be granted as may be u
proper.
Atkinson & Dun
Petitiom A .
Georgia Wayne The iib-v c
County. for n
true extract from the n
file in this office
hand and seal of said
14th, day of March lbOl.
lit A ,M 1 • BO!
Clerk Wayne Sup : C
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