Wayne County news. (Jesup, Ga.) 1896-????, July 18, 1902, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextPersonal Mention, Fiftv th<ius-»nu shingles for sale by J. C. D\e. lur. vV. A. Sheh'-n s, eut lues ■ ay in town. Oi> 1. Jae. W. Pop pell spent ues , in Baxley. Mrs. Heury Beane it of »an here Tuesday. 4 Hon G. W. O'Quinn .<f 0<ium was- here Wednesday An . li. W . v* ha-ey had business iirBrunswick Juesday. Mi. D. T. IIio-, f bav <nnab Was iu io» this wees. Mr. J. K. L -ng of ohellbine spent Aionoay in Jesup. Mi . J. T. Jackson f Garni had business here Tuesday. Mr.-W. C. Burns of Savannah spent a part of this week here. Mr. John 0. Dye visited Gar di Thursday. Dr. J. A. Cole of Brunswic* spent Sunday here. Mr. Willie Murphy spent Sun¬ day with his parents here. Mr. Charlie Cole of Gardi was in town Sunday. Mr L. Carter returned Thurs » day from St. Simons. Mr. T. J. Moorespent Sunday' with his iamily here. Mrs. Henry Ho, xer returned from BrunswicK Sunday after a pleasant visit, *of several weeKs. Mrs. J G. Tuten and children it-It toi St. Simona Saturday. Mrs. S. F. Ellis ami little daugh¬ ter IjOu ts returned rout St. Simons Saturday. the cod chute for the Plant System <>f railways is nearing, completion. D*-. Willis-Wilkins moved M< n dav into the house formerly >c • upb-d by Mr. W. T. Wilkins. i t . -~ her home here Monday after *» vi» it of several weeks in Savannah. McDuffie’s Witch Hazel Po"t Healer is one of the finest habv powders known, cures prickly hent rnd gives instant releif. 25 cents. —The Horton Drug Co. A iiiong the Jesupi-tes that visif d Brunswick and St. Simon* Sat¬ urday were Messrs. J. II. ii<-"kei, Mhrc'e Strickland. Bryant. Scott at. iLuiini - Knight. All repnrtu pleasant, uuie. G'ippeand Nib s p due- u .<.e«k condition R/th<-rt’s Ionic < r«-w Grippe, imuri-hes the Srstc, , and purifies the blood. Try it Price 25 cents . HOrton Drug co. Miss Julia Brown of Macon is visiting her uncle and aunt Mr. «nd Mrs. E. E. Wilkins. Mis* Brown ba* many friends here among the young folks who are always glad to have her visit Jesup. Col. S. D. Hewlett of Atlanta spent a few hours here Saturday. He is a 1901 graduate of the Uni¬ versity of Georgia, being one of the leadingmen in theclass, bolding the highest class office which is President. Mr. W. T. Wilkins moved into big new house a few days ago. While it is very artisticall}’ ar¬ ranged, no pains.were spared in building it for every con venience. It'is decidedly the prettiest house in Jesup. At the busin-ss mi^eiing of ihe Epworth League held nigbi. Mr. C. C. i iudall unanimu.jsly elected president to fill vacancy caused by esignation . of Prof. J. N. PeacocK. d 11 s worthy of the ep-. -ed in b’m and will miiKe » goo.l Mid efficient officer. Summer R*‘so r t Folder. Southern Railway, act' valuable information; ianM tree to «ny address iitplieat on to Agents. S'-uthem By \V. K. Tayloe, A. G. P. A. At^nta, Ga. If A Man Lie To You, And say some other salve, <»int ment, lotion, oil or alleged healer is as good as Buekieus Arnica Salve,-tell him thirty years marvelous cures of piles, burns, boils, corns, felons, ulcers, cuts, ; scalds, bruises and skin eruptions prove it’s the best and cheapest. cents at Knights Pharmacy. T Cl 1ft The Equitable Lif^, Assurance Society. The strongest in the world. Robert L. Bennett, Resident Representative, -- —...........— Need More Help. Often the the over taxed organs of digestion err out for help by dyspepsias pains, nausea, dizai r.ess, headaches, liver complaints, bowel disorders. Such troubles call for prompt use of Dr. King’s New Life Pills. They are gentle, thorough ad guaranteed to cure. 25 cents at Knights Pharmacy. Don’t Fail To Try This. Whenever an hottest trial is given to Electric Bitters for any trouble it is recommended for a a permanent cure will be effected it never Sails to tone the regulat the kidneys and bowels, stimulate the liver, invigorate the nerves and purity the blood. It’s a wonderful tonic for run-down sysiems. Electric Bitters positive¬ ly cures ki fney and liver troubles stimiueh disorders, nervousness, ’ralgiaJmf'expels ple eple svne-s. rheumatism, malai ik'.^atis faction guaranteed by Knights Pharniaey.- Only 50 cents. WANTED—Chickens, egzs, wax, bides and wool. Can handle all in Wayne Countv. Wilkins & C" Yellow poison in your blood now causes chill*, fevi rg,malaria later on. Robert’s-Ton ic drives it out now and saves future sickness. Price 25 cents Horton Drug -co. j f hilly down yot r b*-ck i j ««‘h* «U “ver? Y< Tow nwl« r i.. ! poison is in your blood Roncrt’s ; i onic will drive it out and cure |you. Price 25 cents,—Horton Drug c i. Go to Knight’* Pharmacy for the best cigars, cigarette tobaccos, and papers. Coffins and caskets in anY style, and at any price, forisale by J. C. Dye. Marshall and Hall contractors of carpenter work, milwlrighting aud building. Satisfaction guaranteecd STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE JESUP BANKING COMPANY. Located at Jesup, Ga., at the close of businesss June 30 1902. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts $38,917 41 Banking h<-use and annex to building 8 000 00 Furniture Affixtures 1,079 79 Due from banks-and bank-rs in state 6,579 99 ijue f r „ m banks and bankers from other stale* 751 37 Currency Golo 70 00 Silver, nickels,pennies Check* and cash items 168 Total $57,696 84 STATEOF GEORGIA, COUNTY OF WAYNE.—Before roe came W. P CGBB. Cashier, of Jesup Banking Compmiy, who-being duly sworn, say* that tbe above-and foregmmr staiemeof is a tru* condinoa of said bank, as shorn*by-the booke of file* in: the said banle-. W. P. COBB, Cashier, sworn and Subcribed to before-me thie 9fh‘ day of July, 1902. IRA M.IfAYBON, Clerk.-SuperiorCourt; Wayne, Co., Ga, University of 102nd Session. September IS, ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT LAW DEPA r T MENT: AGRI CU LTURAL DEPARTMENT. j No tuhion t0 re8 ident8of state except in Law School. In Agricult ure, Short Winter Course, One Year Course, and Full Course, roruiitory room free; Excellent hoard in Denmark Hall |8.00 per month. Write for handbook and catalogue to II ALTER B. HILL, Cha ncellor, Athens, Ga. Legal Advertising. Town Marshall's Sale. Georgia, Wayne County. Will be soid before the Town Council door in .Jesup on the first Tuesday in September next be¬ tween the legal hours of sale to the highest and best bidder for cash, the following described property to wit; 411 of that lot or j parcel of land situated lying and being in the town of Jesup, and known as lot No. 257, and bounded North by land of Mrs. Z. W. Lit¬ tle, East by land of Mrs. N. E. Roberson, South by land of S. L. Reddish and West by East Broad Street. Levied on by virtue of and to satisfy an execution issued in favor <-f the town of Jesup and and against the above described property for town taxes ae now re turned property for the Years 1890 -7-8*9*1900,-1901. Terms of sal® cash, purchaser paying for titles This May 28, 1902. W-.R. Williams, Town Marshall. _______ Citation. Georgia, Wayne County. Isbam Carter, having applied for guardianship of the person and property of Mrs. Millie Carter, an aged ami infirm person, a res¬ ident of said Wayne Couuty. No¬ tice Is- faw yhyrg beu that “said ap¬ plication will be heard at my of¬ fice at ten o’clock a. m. an the first Monday in August, 1902. J. D, Crawford, Ordinary, and Ex-officio Clerk Court of Or¬ dinary. Georgia, Wayne OountY. Macieaum Causey,- having made application for twelve months sup¬ port out of the estate of of S. W. Cuusev, and appraisers- duly ap¬ pointed to set. apart the same hav¬ ing filed their return, all persons concerned are hereby required to ' , l'owc-useh«fn r ethe C o U rtofOr dinary of said county on the first hi August, 1902, why said appli should not be granted. This July 7th 1902. J. D. Orawford, Ordinary, W. C. Ga. Yellow poison in your blood? Robert’s Tonic drives it out and thus cures chills; fevers, and ma¬ laria. Price 25 cents.—Horton Drug co. 1 For low prices and prompt livery, send your orders for ice to The Waycross Ice Co., Waycross, | Ga. LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid-in $25,000 00 Undivided profits, less current expenses and taxes paid 1,382 Due to banks and bankers in this state 14.C0C Individual deposits subject to-check 15,174 . I ime certificates 2,139 17 Total $57,696 ^ ’ 84 i Announcement orSher* iff. To the voters of Wayne Co. At the earne8t solicitation of mV friends and citizens,.I announce myself a candidate for the office of , Sheriff of Wayne couuty. subject t o the action of the voters at the general election to be held in October next. If elected, 1 pledge myself to fill the office honestly, uprightly and to the best of my ability, Yours to Serve, A. L. Stephens. It. DART, Pie . Mild Gen, Mllgl. CLAUDE DAttr. sec, and Trea ThE BAY IRON WORKS, FOUNDERS MACHINIST BOILER MAKFRS Aim BIACKSMITHS $AW MILLS, LOCOMOTI\ ES, BOILERS, ENGINES, PRINT TNG , PRESSES, DYNAMOS, MOTORS, and all kinds of ELECTRICAL MACHINERY neatly and pn mptly -epaired. WE WILL RESPOND TO CALLS ON Marine Work At All Times— Night or Day. We will furnish all binds f SUPPLIES a- d MATERIALS for ihe trade at low¬ est prices, All our work done by first class mechanics, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 629 BAY STREET BRUNSWICK, GA. BENNETT & JOHNSON - REAL ESTATE BROKERS,— JESUP GEORG1A. Buy and Sell Real Estate on —COMM1SSION. Prpwty placed in our hands will be mU-rtised free of charge to the owner, and on expenses of any kind attached until sale is effected, Your Patronage Solicited. Fort SALK.— A good farm, 50 :icrcs muter cultivation, 2 dwelling Uoum*. Hi chard- of Pears Peaches Pecans, Plums and Apples, contains one hundred forty six and une half notes. Land not under feiioe well timbered Desirtnble location, two and on - tu-lf miles from railroad, and nearest Post Office, one half mile from Baptist Church and about same distance from school house. Terms part caah and rest on reasonable security. CITY & COUNTY DIRECTORY CITY OFFICERS. Mayor— Pro-Tem— O, F- Littlefield, Mnvor Clerk,of council—<3. W. Williams. Treasurer— HI A. Burns. Board Marshal)—W. R. Williams. J. O.Dye, ot Education—lm ll, ttaybou W. T. Wilkins. COUNTY. OFFICERS. Ordinary—J.' D, Crawford, SlierifLi-W. B. Lvvns. Deputy Sbcriff-^-J. T. Overstreet"' Clerk>8uoeiior Court—Ira M. Raybon Tax Receiver D g Price. Tax Collector—U. vV. Harris. County Treasurer-- D. ilopps Bennett County Surveyor—U A. TbotnpsoB Coroner— M< W . Surreecy, Coninut»..inrr8 of Hoad* and Reve On job— 1 II. Wilkins, K Griimmey, A c Kickiigbier, A . B. Kelly, aud J. P. Mize lit COURT CALENDAR. Superior court convenes, second Mon¬ day iu Mny nod fourth Monday in No vtmber. Jos. VV, Bennett, Judge, John VV. Beimett, Solicitor General. County Court con vines fourth Mon¬ days in eich mouth, quarterly terns fourth •'Mondays in January,. April, Ju¬ ly, October. 8. It. Harris Judge, D, .VI; Clark Solicitor. Save time and money by order ing y<>ur ice from Th< Waycross Ice Co., Waycross, Ga._ Try McDuffie’s “No 10” or La Grippe orlnfluenza. It is guaran¬ teed to cure or your moneywill be refunded. Price f1.00.—Horton Drug co. Saves A Woman’s Life. To have given up would have meant death for Mrs. Lois • Cragg, ->f Dorchesic-r, Mass. For year* she had endured untold misery from severe , lung trosble ..... and obsti bate cough, “Often,” she writes, could scarcely breatne and sometimes-could not speak. All doctors-and . , , remedies failed till 1 . used Dr. Kings New Discovery for consumption and was completely cured.” Sufferers from coughs, S!id iu ^ * r ° u * ,e ^ 1 gran remedy,, or it nev ' er appoints. Cure i.gu»»n teod by Knights PhagmacY. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles free. Atlas Engines, PLAIN, AUTOMATIC AND CORLISS. HlOH AND LOW PRESSURE BOILERS, ALL GUARANTEED FIRST CLASS Let us quote prices f. o. b Sf.vaunah, Augusta, Indianapolis, or your depot. Write us. stating power needed. LOMBARD IRON WORKS & SUPPLY CO., AUGUSTA, GA NOTICE. Parties desiring a good, safe iuVestment for small sums of money with an excellent rate of iuterest write us for particulars. A resideut solicitor want ed. PENNSYLVANIA IMPROVE¬ MENT & INVESTMENT CO., 708 Baer Building, Reading, Pa. The Plant System has a local Pullman Sleeper leaving Jackson¬ ville 8:00 P. M daily, arriving Charltstou 6:40 P. M., in which passengers can remain until 7:30 A.. Chjeap excursion rateB ac¬ count F.xposition. For further particulars, reservations etc.,ap ply to F. M. Jolly, D P. A., Jack¬ sonville. McDuffie’s Turpentine <k Mutton Suet Lung plaster.- is a certain cure for whwopiug cough, e«3Y and comfortable, works while you sleep. .26 oents,—HdriomDrug co. WANTED—Every man in the county to come.aiul sue us during courtweek. Bring us your produce and get some big bargains. Wilkins & Co. Do you need ice? The Waycross Ice Co. is in a position to accom¬ modate you in service and price. Send them h trial order and lie convinced. Waycross Ice Co. Way cross, Gu. WANTED—5000 lbs. nice white honey in comb. We will furnish cans, call and get them. Wilkins & Co McDuffie’s Tastiess Chill Cure wilt buildup broken down systems air make the blood rich and heal¬ thy, certain cure-for chills, guar¬ antee’ or our money refunded. 50 WANTED—Peas of all kinds. Will pay g"«d price. Wilkins & Co. jZa&Wi-igsssF-iiss •T MvluM-poInnlnir |nwo«r. blood bmu KaUrl^ *» d fall tire. Blood-us. can't •«r* M la Mtmmi’a MfaMiac.- U mlaiat TteaatMoto for a botUa to-day. Coats 50 Cents If It Cures. McDuffie’s Little Blue Liver Pil makes blue people bright, cleanses the system of all!the deleterious and unhealthy matter and makes a new person of you. 25 cents.— The Horton Drug co. Go to Wilkins & Co. and g:t some of tbeir Dowling Scrapes We a?e sole agents for them. Wilkins * Co PEOPLE OF THE DAY • ,v ■ lie Played For the King. John Philip Sousa and his hand hare been winning laurels in Europe. Their i most noteworthy success recently was ■ made at Sandringham, where they played before King Edward and the : royal family. The Victoria medal was presented by King Edward to the bandmaster, the Prince of Wales per '■/mm — i ■:T : S ifl f it l ill§« . mi jfc&Ri;:: m t 1 m. % JOHN PHILIP SOUSA.. sonally affixing the decoration to Sou¬ sa’s breast. In talking of the event to a London correspondent Sousa said: “We tirst played ‘God Save the King,’ and then his majesty sent word he wanted ‘The Star Spangled Banner,’ during the playing of which they ail. Including King Edward, stood up. The Ueese-Davlos collection of American hymn tunes and the ‘Washington Post March' also were played. The king specially requested us to play ‘Hands Across the Sea’ and thou sent word that he wanted ‘El Capitan.’ He next requested ‘King Cotton’ and the ‘Coon Band.' At the end the king again sent word to play ‘The Star Spangled Ban¬ ner,' and again nil present stood up." Ei-Spfnkrr Reed on Sympr.tky. Not one of the theater crowd knew Thomas Brackett Heed. The plays were over and the car crowded. The big man was seated, thinking, perhaps, of the days when lie was known.as the czar and the cartoonists gave much of their talent and time in caricaturing his ample curves and round face. Per¬ haps the ex-statesman wondered that there was not one friendly nod or re¬ spectful how for him among those typical, well dressed and happy New Yorkers. The conductor knew the man from Maine and intended to stop the car near 100 Central Park South, for Mr. Reed docs not like to be carried be¬ yond his destination. But with the many duties of his crowded car the conductor missed the chance to be courteous. The car passed the corner when the condu> noticed the big man reaching to rin the motorinan. He hurried to the speaker and expressed his sorrow not stopping at the right place. “Don't you sympathize with me, si said Mr. Heed, with the tw.nkle In I eye which used to mean danger to pi sumptlve congressmen. “You must n • sympathize with any one. It is out o style, and the only place yon can find sympathy now Is In the dictionary.”— New York Times. Will Prowet Germnny’a Intevemta. In view of the discussions oneut the attitude of Germany toward the United Elates because of the invasion of her markets by the products of this coun¬ try the utterances of Imperial Chancel¬ lor Count t on Billow in the early hours of the present session of the reiebstai? are significant. lie said that be wished that there should lie no mistake re¬ garding the government’s attitude to¬ ward the commercial treaties, The government considered the renewal of roe treaties of long duration to be most desirable, but Germany, purposed ar J ' * mm* • 'VV i i? is i- % 1 f'/A i w w ^ 1 t / COUNT VON BULOW. rangini? them on a basis satisfactory to. herself. The interests of other nations would be met in a spirit of reciprocity and fair dealing, hut Germany was in a position to give effect to her wishes with tlia same emphasis as other coun¬ tries. She need show no more diffi¬ dence than they. As for the utterances of f’u fo-eign press the government would hot be driven a hair’s breadth from the path marlfed out nor suffer dictation touching German rights and Interests. PrMlilent Callaway a Stenographer.. Samuel it. Callaway, president of the American Locomotive company, was. . more than thirty years ago at the head of the shorthand writers of this coun¬ try. He kept up his practice and to¬ day could take a trick at an important, assignment with the best of stenog¬ raphers. Senior OIHror of G. A, R. Senator Hawley of Connecticut if*, the senior surviving officer of the orig¬ inal organization of the Grand Armjp ot the Republic.