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About Wayne County news. (Jesup, Ga.) 1896-???? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1906)
— stealing ride, sentenced to t mos. to.ljc discharged on payment tine of 20.66 and all costs. State vs. Jarold Snider, ride, sentenced to serve 3 mot. on chaingang to he discharged on payment of fine of 2o.po. Paid fine and costs. . State vs. .1. L. Roberson, using approbious words, sentenced to serve 6 mos. on chaingang to he discharged on payment of fine of 75.0(i and costs, Paid fine costs. State vs. d. L. Roberson, using profanc language in presence, of females on Ry. Wain. Nol. pross ed on payment of.costs. State vs. Henry Jackson, ing and swindling. Nol. prossed upon pa.vmcnt of costs. State vs. R. D. Dunham, ing, plea guilty, sentenced to 6 mos. on chaingang to be discharge ed on payment of a tine of 75.00 and cosD. Paid tine and.costs. State vs. dames Smiley, guilty, sentenced to 0 mos. on chaingang to he discharged payment of line of 75.00 and costs State vs. dohn Mitchell, gaming verdict guilty, sentenced to ti mos. in chaingang to be discharged on payment of fine of 75.00 and costs. State vs. Tom Harrison, gam ing, pica guilty, sentenced to (5 inos. in gang or jiay a fine of 75.00 and costs. •State Jvs. William Relif, Lug. pica guilty, sentenced to 0 mos. in gang or pay a fine 75.00 and casts. State vs. Jas. Smiley, carrying pistol concealed, Nol. prossed. State vs. William Relif. carry ing pistol Concealed, Nol. pressed, I n the above cases t| 10 . s e have paid their fines into Court have lieon discharged and the fines so paid disbursed in the manner provided by law. The costs ing paid to the officers of Court and the balance paid over to the ( ount.\ Ircasmci. In the cases of those who weie hired out to chaingangs by the <fountv Commissioners, 1 beg to say 111at I have record of the amount received from such hire ’ the disposition made, i ot , such or amounts aa all sums arising from the liire of convicts were received bv said commissioners and by • them disbursed. I presume will submit report of cases- dis posed of by me, in which liired out the convicts, as well a thc amount of lure received and the , disposition ... ot ,. same, in w , ll( • | even their report may be attached hereto. Since niv last report I have paid into the County Ti ea.sure. y, after paying the . various officers .... o court the costs that they were en titled to receive all tines received hv me. amounting to 628.TO. This ' lncludes . amount turned over i,„ oy 1 county commissioners. Respectfully submitted, S R. Harris, Judge Wayne County Court, Kni’OKT OK ( V)M MISSION KISS. Georgia, Wayne ( ountv: To the Honorable A. R. Rich- , a rdson. L. S. Morris and I. S. Bennett, Book ('ommittco appoint bv the Grand Jury ’ serving at the May ,, BOO, v ot ... \ w . term a.\ ne . up ior Court. Below we submit you a me.pt of Misdemeanor convicts front * the County Court of said ( . ount.v: , lured • , out oy the j i board i , commissioners of Roads and Rc“ venues of said County. CASES DISPOSED OF The State vs. Gennari Alferri. charged with the offense of steal ing a ride on a railroad train: sen teneed 6 mos Hired to Ware Co. at 12.50 per mo.—37.50. Ap plied as follows: Solicitor <3 i- - Conn- ,, t.v ( ourt, 10.. sheriff 5-45 County Judge, 3.00; J. P. and Constable, 8.20, jail fees, 5.(50— Net for Treas 5 25 The State vs. Will Williams: Ciiargecl ^ with . tlie . offense _ . steal- . or ing a ride on a railroad train, sen fenced six months; hired to De cafiir (-’o at TT -‘S no f, ocr month- • Ul.oo. Applied as follows sob icitor (bounty Court, lo.oo, sheriff 7.20, County court. >.oo. J. P. constable. 4.SO. jail fees.4.85: 36.66—Net 134.35. The State vs Henry Hammond charged with the offense os steal ride on R. R..train, soiiten ced three mos. hired to Decatur Co. at 28.50 per nm 85.50 as follows: Solicitor County Ct. 10.00 Sheriff 4. SO County Ct. .‘>.00 •!. P. it Chnst. 4.80 jail fees 4.*0 —27.40 Net. as,10. The state vs. W. C. Hendcrshot charged with the offense of steal ing a ride on a railroad train, sen teneed three months: hired to De catur Co. at 28.50 per 85.50. Paid County 1U., sheriff, 4.so. County court. ; i.00. d. P. and Const., 4.95, jail tees, 4.8)*: 27.50- Neto7.it.). The state vs. George charged with cheating and swim ling, sentenced 4 mos. R.ired Decatur county at 28.50 pci-month 114.20. Applied as lolows: .solic¬ itor County court, 10.(10, sheriff, 7.20, Comity court, mho, J. P and constable. 4.20, jail fees, s.4o Net 81.40. Net |for County treasurer on hire and jail fees: Hire - dail fees. l'he state vs. Jt.hn Mitchell (col) charged with gaming, sen¬ to 6 mos. Hired to Decat urCo. for 2 mos. at 28.50- 57.00. l'he state vs. James Smiley, char ged with gaming, sentenced to six months, hired to Decatur Co. for two mos at !6.5o 33.00 The State vs Wilburn, charged gaming, sentenced to six mos. hired to Decatur Co. for two mos. at 28.50 57.00. l’he hire of the last three named convicts turned over to S. R. liar ris, Sedge Comity court to he di S~ ! JU rsed in the payment of costs in said cases. Respectfully. 4’ho Commissioners of Roads & Keucnucs of Wayue County. - It la <iuite natural for the human which sseociatefi all thoughts and makes all comparisons by carth ly standard?, to think of the Jnhab of son lG ° r thc monster worlds which are known , to be whirling through space es being giants of the mo st gigantic kinds. Take the btnr Arefurtpt as an 'illustration. That gigantic j»Uin«t is 8,000,000 miles in. circ-umferenre, or -bout 656,000 muos straight through from pole to pole, or from equator to equator, o, ]r little world is only 6,000 mile* in diameter, or 24,000 in circuiufor 'WU'o. In fact, it i» tuch a mere P.vgmy compared fall with A of returns that it might into one that plan great lakes, whether they bp bury u atxr iteclf or burning sow of gas, and out of sight. Wo arc apt think of these planets as being ^habited,however much the chances may be against sueh an nsHuraption, ^j rom p are BUe {, mippoeed per sons to the aize of the world upon which they live. If Areterus ie in habited and ita people are built on the same ratio that we are an aver age Aretunaji , , cannot , faff , .. much , short of being twelve miles in height. Momenta With Dictlonariet. Many an interesting hour may be spent in the company of a good dic¬ tionary. It should tell you that kinga were in the earlier times mere ly “fathers of families,''while queen meant at first “wife” or “momer.” An earl was an “elder,” pope was the both meant “ >Pf” ‘'Caesar.” llDl1 Lord is the "loof hluford, meaning distributer.” “Huzzy” waa once a respectable housewife, -knave ^ simply a boy and “caitiff” meant “P*™ th « « an ie of the on tho villa of an old time Homan gentleman we* get the name “villain. A pagan was originally a countryman, while varlot is the same word as valet; Our students should study theif dictionaries a lit tie more closely than the majority ^ Then He Remembered. “President Finney of Oberlin,” said an old Ohio man, {y “was a very J ab9entminded rnaD . hen he ir t a p erROn he knew he would stop aP! say: ‘I know I’ve met you before. Let’s see; what is your name, eirP “After this had happened several *o * certain student the grace less youth one day responded, Tom sir.^ “The conjunction of the new name with the old face shocked the P resident into present mindedness, He gazed * fixedly at the student for. Qmwt exGhimei> < John . Steele, how you do lie!'” _ New York Prew. JURY LIST Drawn For Services March Superior Court. CliANDJ t: uv W. d. Stiffens das. M. Wright das. F. King E. B. d ones M. L. McKinnon d. W. Kickiighter Ishani Roberson dos. S. Let' 1). A. Dent d. \\ . Bryant W. F. Hixon T. (Skiver _ d. B. Clary J. C. Ritch .1 as. R. Roberson Walton living 1. A. Moody -las. C. liatchcr li. S. Morris F. M. Mosey W . B. Bennett W. H. Ogdon dohn A. Ward B. O. Middleton d. S. Kennedy M’. 11. Morrison T. W. Middleton D. 11. ('al ter C. d. Purcell I. S. Bennett tkavkksk .irwv Calvin Branch Wrn. Eden fid dohn <'. i)ye Henry Bennett 1). R. Parrott (ius Owens W. A. Fulcher dohn (i. Smith Daniel George John M . ibirris, Jr. M. Hcalon \. F. Priester d. 1’. Strickland John W. Knight George W. O’Quinn. Sr. Eli Thompson W. R. Aspimvall Elias Crummey Geo. F. Armstrong A. li. (FQuinn J. B. Yeomans G. W. Drewery d. V. McCool R. R. Arnett W J, Graham X, N. lVatsoji W. T. Gattis 11. C. Ilighsmith li. A. Burns d. H. Race ami. B. 1’ carson Jno. A. Grubbs 15. G. Middleton W. R. Herrin, dohn W. Manning, Sr. R. M. Milikin, A PROCLAHATION. GEORGIA: By J. M. Terrell Governor said State. Whereas, Official has been received at this ment that an Unknown murdered William Shine in County, October, 8. J90I5. and caped and is now a fugativo justice. 1 have thought proper, fore, to issue this my tion. hereby offering a reward One Hundred Dollars for the prehension and delivery of Unknown Person with sufficient to convict, to the of said County and State. And I do, moreover, charge require all officers in this State, Civil and Military, to lx: endeavoring to apprehend the said Unknown Person in that he may be bsought to trial for the offense with which he stands charged. Given under my hand and seal of the State, this thc 28, day of November, 1906. J. M. Tkkkki.t., Governor. By the Governor. Piin.u' Cook Secretary of State. Black Lead SUins. Black lead stains on carpc ou be covered with a paste ma t fullers earth and water, to which a little ammonia has been adde<L left till absolutely dry and then well brushed. HONEST GOODS 2*E?.5: • sJt f*w rr/Syw; ■•*'**•*•. g=r. ■ LOW PRICES AND GOOD MEASURE .. AS OUR MOTTO ... Sjjg , r ■ U We have too many goods for the present hard times and to help matters, we are going to mark our goods low and make a reduction of 0 Per cent i KJ to ifi. file Dollai IN DRYGOODS FOR THE CASH A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF Ladle** Long and Short. GtoaKf IRam coat*, Headivar, Under iatear, Lie. FIJVE TYRO A. DCtO TH For Dress suits, Jackets, Etc, Cashmere, Henriath, Mohair, Sicillian, 'Brittsanting*, Grey "Plaids JSfo^Jeties, Si/fo, Eic. Men’s Clothing in this line, we have everything a man wears, a cargo of Shoes on the road coming. We mean business. J* J* F Don't forget our 10 pr* ct - 111. Wilkins&Co « Engl an % t Says -f^v! HO AIM Mr «r\ n mF©o® KSSrjfea ■ r ) 4 A In England and France the Sale A W r. a of Alum Baking Powder is pro- if? rv hibited by law because of the in- ’A jurious effects that follow its use. h a The law in the District of Columbia also prohibits Alum i\ in food. OT You may live where as yet you have no protection against Aliim The only sure protection against Alum in your Baking Powder is fo Sap piamly B0YAL5SSS ROYAL is made from Absolutely pure Cream of Tartar,_a pure Grape P ro£ ^ uct - digestion—adds to the healthfuiness of food, News One Dollar
