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Official Organ of Wayne County and City of Jesup
Whaley & Morris ; : Owners
Joseph A. ilorris : : : Editor
A. R.Wallach j : Business Hanager
H Entered at the Post Office at Jesup, Ga,.as Second Class Mail
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GEORGIA.. JANUARY 27 1910.
aatuw.O.’sAwA 0 f t j ie pensioners of
County bare been here this
Ka woek drawing their yearly allow¬
ance frost the State.
One of the new Exchanges
coining to our desk in a New
dress, Is the Clinch County News.
Our old dutch friend T. B. Hartig
Is the editor.
Taft has set a good example for
Democracy, The discontented
member* of the Democratic party
should fall promptly in line, and
cut out the abuse.
Some men run for office that
they cannot fill and after elected
bjr orer-zealous friends, the peo¬
ple suffer for it. Qualification
should be the first thing to i n ves
tigate.
Wa not* that “Uncle” James
Freeman, has joined the staff of
the News-Banner of Baxley. Jim
is a veteran in the profession
and will help to improve the Ban¬
ner, under the guidance of Editor
Dave Parker.
The News is in no hurry to take
sides in a political contest j ust
at present. The contest is still
maty moons away ar.d we would
suggest to the candidates to go
slow. Wait until the grass com¬
mences to sprout again. N othing
can be gained by starting a lone
campaign.
We are publishing this week,
the formal announcement of Mr.
P. S. Price of Jesup for County
Treasurer of Wayne County. He
is a prominient business man of
this section and we do not hesitate
to say that he willundoubtly ma¬
ke the race an interesting one for
Treasurer of the County. To date
his only opponent is Mr. Davis
Pubberly of Ritch, Ga.
Mr. prospective candidate 1
Jf you want to run for office don’t
lock the stable door, after the
borsc is stolen,—and criticise us
if your announcement fails to ap¬
pear in print. The cash must ac¬
company all announcements. Ex¬
press money orders, Post Office
money orders, or certified cheque
will do— anything but 1. O. U.
postage stamps, and promises.
The heart , . of ... the old ,, Confeder- ,, . ,
ate Veteran that survives, and
the widows of those that >
passed away, ■=“'*'
glad this
D. Crawford, SX\iio is nwy
paying out the pensions for the
year 1W0. Exactly four thousand
and fifty fire dollars, will be dis
tributed this year amongst the
Veterans and widow's of Veterans
uyg^yne lo County. I he good that
■I these needy an! brave
souls is beyond human comprehen
sion, and we wish that this grand
State of ours were in a position to
do a more splendid part by thes e
aged and infirm heroines and he
The Waycress papers say that
William G. Brantly will have no
opposition for re-election to con¬
gress and if he should have the
-M who runs against him will
badly beaten that his own
wife would not recognize him.
We think *his is a narrow view
to take of it. Judge Parker is a
worthy foe and could make th e
race an interesting one. Of course
•old Georgia is interested in B ran
tley because he is a statesman
end be has just been appointed
on the ways and means committee
at Washington in place of the
late Griggs. The News is politica¬
ls non.yartisian in the race over
ia War* but the records and ab
iifcy of both men muststand.
Wayne Crxayt 7 : 7 S
S . - *
In Tatlnal County a few days
ago, the little pistol got in its
sorrowing work again. Four little
tots were made fatherless, and a
wife bereaved of her husband.
Oh! the pity.
Clerk of Council Steel and
Marshall W. 11. Williams are
busy tliis week issuing executions
against delinquent tax payers who
have failed to pay taxes due to
the town of Jesup.
At the muncipal election held
in Odum on last Wednesday Jan.
19th the following officers were
elected for the cnsucing year,
Mayor N. L. Jones, Council man
Dr. J. T. Colvin, II. A. Crandle,
W. G. 6dum, J. I. Roberson and
J. H. Thompson.
Booker T. Washington the r.e
ro educator of his race in a spee¬
ch to an Atlanta audience some
nights ago said that, the shiftless
negro was a menace to his race
Yes he is right and now the doc¬
tors agreed at the hook worm con
-fcrence, that the hook worm was
imported by the negro from Africa
years ago so that it seems that
all troubles -*"W,
the of Hookers race
aro always with us in the South.
The News-Banner say s: “The
people down in Wayne County
aro talking'abput a county fair.”
Correct. The Wayne county News
launched the project some weeks
ago. We expect that the farmers
of Wayne will co-operate w ; th
the Board of Trade and with the
merchants and citizens to help
make it one of the best held in
tlio histoay of South Georgia’s
rapid progress. There is no gain¬
saying the fact that Wayne Coun¬
ty has some of the best farmers
and farms to bo found in along
drive in Wiregrass Georgia. \\ e
extend an invitation to our sister
county Appling to join us in
the county fair exhibit.
Now may be the time “for all
good men to come to aid of their
party” but it seems to us that
most of the “good” men over
the State, from the number of
candidates that we behold, want
the party to come to their aid and
elect them to some office. 11 seem
that the good citizens of Wayne
County J are a little slow this year
*9 . . .unnouncmg noTwith stunt ing
J^ime ttatwed is for ripe, Judge no candidate of the has
Sup
Solicitor General,
state Senate, Member of the Leg
,skture . . ,,. L!e ‘k , of , Urn ,, Superior
'
Co " rfc > Corener and perhaps an
other office or two. Wo under
stand that there are mmy ambit -
ious citizens who aspire to all of
these officej as wall as sam; of
the other , 0 ^ _ e ] o^econntv , . ,
aud ns the running is beginn in g
to warm up, why don’t they get
*nto it. Everyone should remem
ber that the registerati >n books
are in the hands of the tax col¬
lector and you can o ily rogis ter
with him mid that you must resis
ter before April 1st. Don't forget
this gentlemen.
Real Estate
Timber Lands
Cotton Gins
Turpentine Fa mis
FARMS AND FARM LANDS
A SPECIALITY.
We be glad to have you confer
us at Screven, Ga., cr j
Davis Dubbcrly, at Screven. |
South Georgia Land Col
bgreven* ga.
Pric — H * “
! A Chance That Seldom
Comes to Save Money
SHOES, former price 1.00
. Sale Price .60
2.00 Shoes now........1.50
5,00 Shoes now . 3.50
2.50 Shoes npw ......1.75
SHIRTS former price 1 00
Sale price . .75
.50 shirts now..... . .35
CAPS former price ...75
Sale price... . C
50 cent Cap....... C'l
Half HOSE former price
.25 now 15
.15 cent hose now........10
.10 cent hose now 05
WAGONS at 1.50, 1.00, .85
and 50 cents
*5.00 Snit Case now.... 3.00
OVERALLS formerly . .1.00
now .75
CROCKERY .75 Quality .50
and at ,3 5
A Thousand Bargains
In Groceries, and
Seasonable
Articles
A. E. HILL Je:up, Ga
The
Last Call!
Phenomenal Values
- No Regards to Cost
Of Former Selling Prices
8.00 Hats at 98 cts. 1.25 Hats, at 4h cents. Ladies
and Mens Shoes former pr i ce 1.75 n o w 9 8 cc n t s.
Millinery in Latest Styles former price 5.00 now 1.98
Mens Sox at 7 cents formerly 25 cts. Ladies Stockings
form r prices slaughtered all to go at 5 cents Ten
cent handkorchie's now 4 cents. Baby caps in sill; at
39 cents Special Tables Loaded Down with Bargains
Wearing apparel never so ridiculously cheap.
NATHAN
Is Conducting the
Biggest Sacr.fice
Sale Ever Held In Jesup
w\h KUws av
'Ke\)er ’Before So
Forward
March!
t
STILL
we grow and there
is a good reason for our
steady and satisfactory grow-
th. .The
have fact Grow With t",'1%
held our rowing doS“iu,
practically o
all competition «©ssiv© i " aira, “ l "'“ hc
public mind has IQ-fl j}< not lost sight of
the essential re- TO) .ink (Q .- • ijoS.. quirements that
make a bank Li¬ .O 5-.^,.:. l> sound and safe
tive : s AfliAce©3affiLf of ing conserva- that
have gov- , fc=lo A, [ /fy. V orned our
develop- d t n vu' J CD in
i> ment
the past ■■ will
shape cur
future policy
The Merchants And
Farmers Bank.
Wilkin Q o IT C'. 1
GENERAL MERCH \NTS
CLEARANCE i, kt 7 Milt
in our two stores packed full of BARGAINS ant! we are S6l I i H'g"
better goods than ever before.
GOODS X PRICE
Tell the Tate,
Each day brings a CARGO of new goods. In addition to our im
mence slock of DRY GOODS and GROCERIES we have added
FA'RME'R^f HA'R'DWA’RE which can
always be found at very lowest prices.
We j will and can handle all EGGS, CHICKENS and HIDES in
1 Wavne County andpay for them in goods at Cash pJ'ic&S.
I solicit good trade for cash and 30 days time and will guararu
j tee Satisfaction J. H. Will <os& Co.
. Jesup, Ga.
B. H. LEVY, BRO. & CO.
Sa-Vetnnah, Ga
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*60e Are Offering
Special Values In Men’s
i Suits at $15:00
Blacks and Fancies. Order now
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Kb Stationery and Portable; Water 9'
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9* And Air Cooled, of every size
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9' We -nianufiietuio patent rosin strainers, rosin vats,
(II ard rosin pumps, which arc u great convenience, and
o money savers to Turpentine Operators. : Also water
(f) feed for feeding water into still while running. Also
9\ 9^ gasoline pumping outfits install of every these kind. outfits Waterworks and -J. ^
for county houses. We turn
9^ 9\ them over to purchases in running order. Gasoline en- T 9'
9\ oine for all purposes; cutting wood, running gin, ff\
pumps, cream separators, electric lights, grinding cane 9 s
(*■ and corn, cracking cotton seed and for all similar pur- ...
9S T |>oses, where power is need -1. Als > Jewel feed and grit JJJ T
mills NO ONE LIVING IN THE COUNTRY CAN
AFFORD TO BE WTHIOCT ONE OF OUR OFT- 1!! 9 1
FIT'S. ; ; -.Terms easy. : '• Write us for terms and 9 v
Prices. : : : 9'
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ft P.O.BOX, 357 SAVANNAH, GA. 9}
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5twre ts Cme, Tx&ee \o <}o
And Only One IVIan in
Savannah if You Want
GI, ASSES
That is glasses fitted as they ought to be and the best that ieona
can buy. Cr, Hiucs the Eye Sight Expert is ree gnired hs btiug
the most scientitic anl progressive refraetiouist in the South.
His knowtsdge ot Op'ies and refraction isn d oniy greater than
any cite in Savannah, but in this section. He knows every defer*
of the Eych; w *e comet 'h -m with lenses, and when g ass-sare giv¬
en by him, they are alwv. s right ar 1 never given unle-sneeded.
Dr. Hines test ths Eyes of every patents himself and grind every
lens that is fitted therefore y- u run no risk it seeing him.
Most headaches are caused by defectixeeae sight, or muscles trou¬
ble, ke can cure you. EXAMINATION FREE
HINES OPTICAL COMPANY,
BullS;ren, Cs: O' j.. urpj Are, SlVAXNAH. Ga.
Kn mmm ght ’ S
Pharmacy
For the largest and purest
drug stoc!< in this section.
In our pres- nnon department we have
A GRADl E I ice used pharmacis
A varied and complete stock of Commerc
ia) and society STATIONERY
Special AGENT for
Hawkes’ Eye Glasses
H uyler’s Delicious Candies
J. B. SEWELL
DEALER IN
Fancy and Green Groceries, Fresh Fruits
And Vegetables, Cold Drinks, inj Cigars.
:: WHALEY BLOCK ;;
I carry a fr,*s!i line of Vegetables, Fancy (Itoceries an Cold
Drinks, t’igais and ('undies a specialty.
• -& Call in an 1 get your mo jcv i w >rt.... n
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