Wayne County news. (Jesup, Ga.) 1896-????, August 15, 1902, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPersonal Mention. Mr. J. C. Knight visited Satan nah Tuesday. , Will Burroughs, of Brunswick, was here Tuesday. Mr. M. Kaiser, of Brunswick, spent. Tuesday in Jesup. Rev. C. M. Ledbetter, of Black shear, was bore Tuesday. Miss Alma Tolar, of Brentwood, spent Wednesday in Jesup. Air. W. Rilev Rogers, of Lula ton, visited Jesup last week. Mr. John T. Bennett, of Win¬ slow, spent Monday in Jesup. Mr. J. J. Sorrencv, of Gomez, was among friends here Wednes¬ day. C'ol. Vv . M. Morrison, of man, wag here with friends Wed uesdny. Col. N. J. Holton, of Baxley, was shaking halide .with l>.or« Thursday. S. H. Burgess, Mildred, Hazel nml Kell Dye are visiting relatives in Kingston, S. C. Messrs Dan Raybon and Bill Courson, of I.ulaton, tpont 8a(ur day and Sunday here. Mrs. Leslie Thorley and sister, Miss Evelynn Tolar, of Brentwood visited Jesup Monday. Mr. Bertie Roberson left Tues¬ day for Macon, where he goes to take a course in book-keeping. Mrs. T. A. Bruce, of Bunc.hville, S. C-, a sister of Mrs. R. W. Tin¬ dall, is visiting the family this week. Mrs. Glint->n Gifford and little son, Lealaitd, nr. tlie pleasant visitors of Mrs S. B. Smith this week. Master I’orry Raybon, son of clever superior court clerk, is visit¬ ing grandparents at Lulaton this week. The Jesup Mercantile Company t- young yet, but it claims to be the fattest and healthiest baby in town for it? ago. Mrs. W. C- Scssoius, of Moulrie, and Mis? Ethel Darling, of Darl¬ ington, Fla., are the guests ol Mrs. W 1*. Cobb this week. Bargains! Bargains! Wo arc selling nil summer goods in cloth¬ ing, straw hats, dress goods, etc., at and below cost. WilKins & Co. Mr. J K Spence and R. Hentz, two of Emory’s student’s, now teaching school in Appling county, spent. Sunday here with friends. Mr. M. H Johuson spent Sun¬ day in Jt^up. Ho is principal elect of the high school at Lake Park, Fla,, which is a very nice position. To make room for our big fall stock wo will during this month close out our entire stock of sum m> r goods, odds and ends at and below cost for casli only. WilKins & Co. Earl Anderson, Of Donaldson ville, spent Monday night.in Jos up. Mr. Anderson graduated at Hroory college in 1901, being first honor man. County Board of Education con¬ vened Tuesday, every member be¬ ing present. A meeting is called for next Tuesday at which time some important matters are to be determined. The Jesup Mercantile Company invites you to call at their store, and their enigma man will explain how easily their puzzles are work¬ ed out. Get started and you will have fun every week. Mr M, W. Kick lighter had business here Wednesday. It is reported that he is soon to build a nice brick building here, first floor to be used as stores and second floor to be made into offices. No trouble now to get married and stay married since the Jesup Mercantile Company j has reduced the prices on groceries to a legiti¬ mate living profit. “Live, and Let Live” is their motto. Prtron 'Ize them 1 he collision ora freight and passenger train near Jesup Thors-, day morning, caused by both truing trying to use the same track at ■ the same time, was not a very serroire one, no one being seriously hurt 4 he Jr-eup MercantileCompahy’e 1 establishment is a credit fo our' j who, heretofore, have been eoro I j pc-lled to pity such high prices for i > i Teries. - Grippe ,, . and , colds , , produce , weak , a condition. Robert’s Tonic cures Grippe, nourishes the Smem, aud purifies the ... blood, , mx lrv it. Price . 25 cents.—Horton Drug co. Mrs. Ida Crews, \vife*of Richard Crews, died Sunday at her home , Lulaton. . She r ,, daugh¬ , near was a ter of Mr. and Mrs. L. »T. Thomas of Hickox, Ga. She leaves a bus ' , band, two children to mourn iter loss. • The News extends sympathy ’ ‘ to the bereaved ones. Mrs R W Tindall is Read. j It is with t sympathies he deepest sorrow and heartfelt that we j chronicle the death of Mrs. K. W ■ Tindall, wife of our honored post i master. Mrs. Tindall had been ill health for several months until Sunday morning, alrut 11 o’clock, when her soul took its flight to the God she loved. While her death had been ex¬ pected for about a week before the end came, it wne a severe shock to her family and friends by whom she was surrounded when Death luid his cold and clammy hand upon her brow and stole away her breath. But ’twas God’s will that she should go, for there was noth¬ ing in the wav of medical at¬ tention and nursing that could be done that was not done to save her life. She was faithfully attended by Drs. Tuten, lJrawdy and Wilk¬ ins and all that medical skill could do for her was done, and she was tenderly nursed day and night by her loving family and sympathetic friends, but it seemed that sho was destined to die. She was a devoted wife and mother and her family greatly urns her. Her funeral was preached from the Methodist church by Rev. J. W. Tinley, of which church she was ever a faithful member. The services were beautifuily conduct¬ ed, both by tier pastor, who said so many tilings of comfort, to the bereaved family, and the choir by the sweet and appropriate music, which did much to soothe the troubled feelings of the fainily and friends. Her remains were laid to rest in a vault in the Jesup cemetery, while her soul winged its flight to “that happy golden shore” to meet tho loved ones who: have gone before, and to await, arid'wel¬ come the sorrowing, anes who remain amid the storms of-life. To the bereaved and sad biio’?, the News extends its heartfelt sympathies. IN MEMORIAH. Iu memory of my sister dear. M ho loved tho Lord, and did not foai The sting of death for when it came, For true she knew that she would gain Dear Flora is now in the land of rest. Iu tho arms of Jesus, where all is blast' She is out of this world of sin and woe. And dwelling with Jeaus on that beautb ful shore. With ready hands and willing heart, But oh. we know that we iuu3t part. God is so good and great to all, To spare us after man did fall. She walked by faith and not by sight, And God directed her in the right. Hor sufferings were great, her affliction severe. But she ever looked to Christ who is able to cheer. So loved ones, and'friends let us join bands, To follew after Christ, and be in one band. Then our parting wili ail be o’er. Aud we can walk together on that beau¬ tiful shore. So I make this appeal to one and all. To be ready wben Christ sees fit to call. To leave this world here below, And join Christ on that beautiful shore. ’Tis sweet to trust in Jesus, Just to take Him at His word. By loved ones, Aug 1, l!Xtt. Lula and Etta Bi.tj.kh. McDuffie’s Witch Hazel Foot Healer is one of the finest baby powders known, cures prickly heat and gives ingtant releif. 25 cents. —The Horton Drug Co. Hummer Resort Folder Southern Railway, AJuob valuable information ; mailed free to any address upon application to ^Agents, Southern r v W. H. Tayloe, A. G. P. A Atlanta, Ga. Oscar Hu sit me rut c?i*. - Oscar.Hammorstvin’s musical talents have aided him greatly in tin; building' of his various fortunes. This suing talent, however, according to n story which Mr.< Ilannuerstein ofteu tells, . weg ,, is , Pavi „ s tlie parental roof In Germany ami embark for America at the early age of fif teon. His father, Mr. Iliuirnoorstein says, was ouo of those men who be¬ lieved that youth was equal to many tusks, and young Oscar was kept away from boyhood enjoyments learning to I play the ptuno. the cornet, the trom bone and Hr* flute, nil at the same time, the latter being his father*m favorite l lustrument nml on Vliloh Th> was nn i*x t*‘ rt - 11 was after a lesson on the tlute that his father told Oscar to adjourn j 0 a { j ar |- rtt0 u, , lu d repeat the Instruc tlons he bad just given him. Oscar started to play but after blowing a few notes bis father rusbed Into the room. Impatient at his sou's mistakes, grabbed the flute from his hands and with It administered fo OScar a thrash¬ ing. ' That night when nil still in was the bouse young Oscar arose and quiet¬ ly dressed. Two mouth* iater be was stripping tobacco leaf. Save time and money by order¬ ing vour ice from The Wax-cross Ice Co., Wayctoss, ‘Ga. All M ere saved. ‘For years l suffered such untold mifery from bronchitis,” writes J. H. Zohhson, of Broughton, Hat, “that often I was iiniiitfo 'ft* work. Then, when everything else failed, I was wholly cured by Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. My wife suffered intensely from asthma, till it cured her, and all our experience goes to show it is the best croup; medicine in the world.” A trial will convince yon it’s unrivaled for throat and lung diseases. Guaranteed bottles 50c and SI. Trial bottles free at Knight’s Pharmacy. CITY it COUNTY DIRECTORY CITY OFFICERS. Mayor Pro»Tcm—' -O. F. Uttlcfii'ld, Mayor Clerk of council—O. W, Williams. Treasurer—H, A- Gurus. Marshall—W. Board R. Williams. of jfclacalion—Ira M, Itaybot. J. C.Dye, W, T, Wilkins. I COUNTY OFFICER^. Ordinary—J. I). Crawford. Sheriff—W. U. Lyons. Deputy Sheriff—J. T, Overstreet 1 ' CJerk Supciior court—Ira St. Raybon Tax Receiver--D. u - Price. Tax Collector—If. W. Harris. County Treasurer D. Hupps Bennett ' County Surveyor—R. A. Thompson. tCoroher —M. W. Snrrency, . Commissioners of Uotitfs hud Revo ChiOes—J II. tVilkius. E Crummey, A c Kickiigiiter.’.V . it Kelly, and J. _P. xiizelle. COURT CALENDAR. Superior couit convenes./second Mon¬ day in May and fourth Monday in No veuiber. Jos. W, Bennett, Judge, Jolio W, Bennett, Solicitor General. County Court couveucs fourth Mon¬ days in each mouth, quarterly terms fourth .Woudays in January, April, J il¬ ly, October. 8. It. Harris Judge, D. Mi Clark Solicitor. - , Shatters All Records, Twice iu a Irospjtul, F. A. GuN ledge, Verdeua, Ala., paid a vast sum to doctors to cure a severe case of piles, causing 24 tumors, When all failed, IJuckleu’s Arnica halve soou cured him. Subdues iuflama lion, conquers aches, kills pains. Best salve in the world. 25c at Knight’s Pharmacy. Just Look at Her. Whence can e .that sprightly step, faultless skin’ rich, rosy complexion, smiling face. Sho looks good, feels good. Here’s her secret. She uses Dr. King’s New' Life I’iys, - Result all organs active, digestied good, no headaches, no chauce for “blues.” Try them yourself. Only 20c at Knight’s Pharmacy. IS YELLOW POISON in your blood ? Physicians It call It iialarial Germ. can be seen changing red blood yellow under microscope. It works day and night. First, It turns vourcom piexion sensations yellow. Chilly, aching creep down your backbone. You feel weak and worthless. ROBERTS’ CHILL TONIC will stop the trouble now. It enters the blood at once and drives out the yellow poison. If neglected and when Chills, Fevers, Night-Sweats and a gen¬ eral break-down come later on, Roberts’ Tonic will cure you then—but why wait ? Prevent future sickness. The manufac¬ turers know all about this yel¬ low poison and have perfected Roberts’ Tonic to drive it out, nourish your system, restore appetite, purify the blood, pre¬ vent and cure Chills, Fevers and Malaria. It has cured thous¬ ands—It will cure you, or your money back. This is fair. Try it. Price, 25 cents. Sold by HORTON DRUG CO. Legal Advertising. Town Marshall's Sale. Georgia, Wayne County. Will be sold 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; All of that lot or 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 M r s. N. E. Roberson , South by land of S.L. Reddish and West by East Bi'oud Street. Levied on bv virtue of and to satisfy an exCcviiion issued in favor ef the town ’of Jesup and and against the above described property for'to'wh taxes as now re¬ turned property for the Years 1896 -7.8-9-1000-1901. Terms of sale cash, purchaser paying for titles This May 28, 1902. W. R. Williams, Town Marshall. Citation. Section 2.V27, Georgia, Wayne Harris, County, resilient H. W. a of said state, having duly the applied and to be. appoint'dguard¬ of i,ionic ian of person property E. Harris, an adult person of unsound mind, resident in said county, . notice is liereby.giveu that said application will be passed ofi at the next cduct of Ordinary for said county, to lie hold on the first Monday iu September; luoil. J, J>. GRVWFOKD, Ordinary, WaynG Co., Ga. Citation. Section G or7in, VPiuurijrbt, Wayne County. guardian N. T. of Tucker Saxon, a minoi, having niai'o upplicati n ior twelve tire inonts support for eaiil minor out of estate of .1 • W. “axon, and ap. praisers having duly appointed their to set all apart the same filed return, persons concerned are hereby required to show cause before the court of Ordinary of said county on tho first Monday in should September, granted. 1H0C, why sui t application not he This August 4,1902. .1.1), OR \y\’ FORD, Ordinary, Wayr.o Co., <!.i. Citation. Section "107. Georgia, O'Quinn, Wayne Comity. administrator the \V. J, upon estate of F. M. Cutter, deceased having made ,' pp.licnUon for twelve months sup¬ port for tire widow of said deceased, ami one minor child out of the estate of of said F, M. Carter, and appraisers duly appoint¬ ed having ! filed hereby their return, required all persons show eouaernei ant to cause before tho court of Ordinary of said County on the first application Monday in should September, lie lfiOa, granted- wiry said not This August 4,1012. CRA'VFORI). J. D. ordinary. Wayao Co.. Ga. Georgia, Wayne sold County- Tuesday in Sep¬ Will be qn the first house said tember, \' 0 l, at the court in county between the legal hours oi sale to the Mir highest unit and best' ifv.ii/ Didder vi’xxn for vw-'mi cash, tho following following ilescrilod ilescrilnd lauds lands land hind situated," situated, ifi-tr ifl-triet tying of and and beihg being in in tho tho third third Wayne county Georgia, and containing ouo. blind ed (lot); acres of lot land No g.M mid bounded and its follows, of to-wit: Eliza Love; On the north east by lands Flowers, on the tho south West 1>S by lAndsof Lmds of Mr, Ishani Anderson and on levied upon by virtue of and to Harris, satisfy a tax execution issued by II. W. tax collector of suill county for state and comi¬ ty tax duo for the year Idol by F M. Love, agent, J. B. .James and same being levied uprm us tho property of the said F. M. Love agent described for J. li. Jumei to satisfy above execution. I.evy made and constable returned to mo by nmlitia F. Lang, district levying ol said cortnty’ hiiii Terms Ggorgial sale cash, purchas¬ for of notfce.given er defendant paying in fif titles. according Written law. a to This August 0, 11)02. W. it. I.YEN8, Ga. Sheriff Wavno Co., Georgia, Wayne is County. the’under* Notice hereby given that sighed Ordinary,of tiy authority of an made order tho of July the said county, ut term 1 ist between of said the court, legal will sell of at sale, public outcry hours on tho fore first the Tuesday court house in door September, in said 1‘JOZ, [county, be¬ in tile town of Jesup, Georgia, to the highest and best bidder, al! of the undivid one-sevcHth (1 1) Interest of the estate of the late Martha Popwell in and to that tract extending of land lying in said county of Way no and also into Glynn county. Georgia, containing four hundred and fifty acres (450) more or less, and hounded as follows and to say: West by the old post road, south by Akins’ land and a vacant land, and east by Ward & Town¬ send’s lands and vacant land, and Jr, north and by lands of George W- 1’opweil, described M. W. Arnet; In said tract being particularly attached the petition and map thereto, on behalf of Georgia Nall admin* istratrix ol the estate of the late George W, Fopwel[ Nr, praying leave to sell the other six-sevenths (0-7) undivided interost in said tract, now of file,, and on record in said court. Terms ot sale: Cash, pur¬ chaser pays for title. This August 4,1993. ■ J.W. MANNING, Martha Administrator on the estate of l’opwell. Georgia. Wayne county. a'ssie.'cantained By virtue of a power of iu U certain mortagage, given to Mohr Bros, April by 1,1S0<>, B R Leggett, and recorded said mortgage in the office dated of the clerk of Wayne Superior Court, in book "B,” folio 27!) and ‘iso. will be sold before the court house door in the town of Jesup, Wayue county, Georgia, September at pub* the second lie ont-cry (yd). on Tuesday, between the legal hours sheriff’s 1902, highest bidder for of all that sales, to the situated, lying aud cash, property aforesaid state b^ing in the town of Jesup, said apd county 1 , known in the plan of town of Jesup a it a fractional part of lot number S. ;‘K’ (5AJ. fronting fifty feet on Macon sljrcfet, and bounded on the east, by land belonging No the by estate street, of a. E. and Leg* on gett. on the south Macon Mrs. Lula the west and north by lands of A. sfffiarc ■'We iblrry ; said parcel measuring of land being fifty in shape, ail sides having sit¬ feet, the same being improved, dwelling, uated thereon a nice four room together with outbuildings, debt,which etc. will be due The amount of said and thif on the day of sale,is one hundred tyfivc. dollars and eighty-five cents ,'#135A7) principal, sixty-nine dollars and aud seventy* the cost three cents (Si>9.7.'lj interest, of this proceedings, including ten per cent of above principal and interest as at¬ torneys fee... Balance of proceeds of sale if any, be after payment of above B. H. Legflett, demands,, to The paid over to the said is above described property Mrs-O. sold subject to mortgage owned by Feb. 8, 1896, E. Fort, the same being dated and interest tor the sum »f fifty dollars from date at rhe rate of eight per cent. MOHR BROS, By their attorneres-at-law. DM.CLARK ■JO-rni ’ ■ MGRK'V l I am composed of 17 letters: My 3,14, 7,16 is cooked for dinner, we sell it at 4, 5, and 7 l-2c per lb. My 15,1, 6, 8 prepares our meals; My 17, 5, 2. 11 is a beautiful diamond; My 4,10, 9,12 is a game boys and girls play; alphabet, My 13 is the 18th letter in the My whole causes our customers to laugh and our competitors to weep. A PRIZE OF 50 CENTS in merchandise will be given for the first and tenth correct answers to this enigma. All answers must be in by Tuesday noon. “Our Clerks Answer to last enigma, Keep Busy,” winner, J. A. Morris, Esq. Only three answers received. Trade 'with us, we will save you mone you money on everything you buy. Yours to satisfy. Wrecker of High 1 undersigned hereby gives notloe that The by virtue of an order ot the < ourt of Ordinary of said county srantca at the November term last, she will sell at public ontcrv, between the legal s-ilo nomH. on the first Tuesday in September next (l'.KK), before the court house door in said county, in Jesup Georgia, to the highest iiinl best bidder, all of the undivided six-sevenths (W-T) interest of the estate of the late George W. Fopwell, the senior, in and to all or that tract of land, situated and lying partly in said county and partly four in Glynn hun¬ county in said state, containing dred and fifty (450) acres, be there more or less, and bounded thus: West by the old Post road; south by lands of Akins and vacoit lands: east bv vacant lands and lands of Ward 3nd Townsend: north Junior by lands of George W. Pop well, the parthulariytdcscribeil'iu‘the 1 sell petiUoifof said six the undersigned for leave to attached tb<r* seven tbs interest in the record plot the said to, now on file anil on in e °Teriil* cash. The purchaser pay. of sale 1902. for titles. This August GEORGIA 4, NAIL. Admlnistiator of the estate of George W. Pop well, .Senior. A The Equitable Lif ffl Asauranci Society, The strongest in the world. Robert L. Bennett Resident Representative. Announcment or Sher¬ iff. To the voters of Wayne Co. At the earnest solicitation of my friendsand citizens, I announce myself a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Wayne county, subject to 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. Youra to Serve, A. L. Stephens. P ATEMTS eosY^KH*8 A-* ! ft A [ *»o advice BSJk ? as 1 to £”btSi patentability V njSKnto” f fflJCC If EE » * How r Charge* moderate. Jfo fee till pa teat is 8©cax«l *E i Letter* ntuctl * co r fidea tial .... ff I *£7*' W f> t Atlas Engines, PLAIN, AUTOMATIC AND I CORLISS. HIGH AND LOW PRESSURE BOILERS, all guaranteed truer class Let us ciuoto prices f. o. b a ........ — ,,r ) o lr .i t,e enot P° 1 ’ Write us, stating power needed. LOMBARD IRON WORKS A SUPPLY CO. AUGUSTA, GA. BENNETT & JOHNSON -REAL ESTATE BROKERS, JESUP, GEORGIA. Buy and Sell Real Estate on —COMMISSION. Prpcrty placed in our hands tvil 1 be advertised free of charge to the owner, and on expenses of any kind attached until sale is effected. Your Patronage Solicited. FOB SALK.—A good farm, 80 acres miller cultivation, 2 dwelling houses. Or¬ chards of /tears. Peaches Pecans, Plums and Apples, contains one hundred forty six and one half nctes. Land not under fenoc well timbered. Dcsireable location, two and one helf mile* from railroad , and nearest Post Office, one lmlf mile from iiuptist Church and about same distance from school house. Terms part cash and rest on reasonable security. (JfliVCrSity Of Georoia. 102nd Session. September IS, 100./. ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT! LAW DEPARTMENT: AGRI CULTURAL DEPARTMENT, No tuition to residents of state except in Law School. InAgricult* ure, Short Winter Course, One Ye»r Course, and Full Course. Dormitory room freo; Excellent board in Denmark Hall $8.00 per month. Write for handbook and catalogue to Walter b. hill, Chancellor, Athena, Ga. Try McDuffie’s “No 10" or La Grippe or Influenza. Itisguaran teed to cure or your money will be refunded. PrW $J.OO—Horton For all form* of Malarial btB. Dotamln* take V.kaaaa’a chill aa« »«va» A taint or Malarial poisoning la your brood a mi»rr and folium. Blood mad Ictnea can't o«re Malarial poiannlng. Tho aatMota for l« to AaAaaoa'a /onto Get a bottle to-d-jr. Costs 50 Cents If It Cures. NOTICE. Parties desiring a good, safe iuvestment for small sums of money with an excellent rate of iuterest wtite us lor particulars. A rcsidEnt solicitor want¬ ed. PENNSYLVANIA IMPROVE- / MENT A' INVESTMENT CO., 708 Baer Building, Reading, Pa Tho Plant System 1ms a local Ftillninn Sleeper leaving Jackson¬ ville 8:00 P. M, daily, arming Charleston G;40 P. M.., in which passengers can remain until 7:30 A. . Cheap excursion rates ac¬ count Exposition For furthe r particulars, reservations etc., np ply toF. M. Jolly, D. P. A., Jack¬ sonville. McDuffie’s Turpentine & Mutton Suet Lung plaster is a certain cure for whooping cough, easy and comfortable, works while you sleep. 25 cents.—Horton Drug co. Do you need ice? The Waycross Ice Co. is in a position to accom¬ modate you in service and price. Scud them a trial order and be convinced. Waycross Ice Co. Way croas, Ga. .McDuffie’s Tastless Chill Cure will build up broken down systems and uiako the blood rich and heal¬ thy, certain cure for chills, guar¬ anteed or our money refunded. 50 McDuffie’s Little Blue Liver Pii makes blue people bright, cleanses the eystem of ail the deleterious and unhealthy matter and makes a new person of you. 25 cents.— The Horton Drug co.