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About Wayne County news. (Jesup, Ga.) 1896-???? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1910)
J.H. Wilkins & Co, GENERAL MERCHANTS Summer Apparel goods x PRICE Each day brings a CARGO of new goods. In addition td our im mence stock of DRY GOODS and GROCERIES we have added ; MANY NEW SPRING NOVEL! IES which can always be found at very lowest prices. We wil and can handle all EGGS, CHICKENS and HIDES in; Wayne County andpay for them in goods at Cash prices • solicit good trade for cash and 30 days time and will guaran-. tee Satisfaction J. H.Wilkins& Co. Local Paragraphs ..MiSgie Less McMillan return Saturday from a visit to re at Macon. Mrs. H. A. Turner from a visit to relatives at Abbe ville Monday. Mr. J. C. Dye returned after visiting relatives at King stree S. C. Mr. C. F. \\ righto. Ft. \ a.ley was registered at the Inglesicle Monday. J.ust received 250 Ousels of red Ru|tPfj#f seed oats for sale. —M. Eflps.. Mr. J. E. T. Bowden and By of Waycross were goerts at die Ingle,ide Monday. 1 want.all your pecans tms fall, See me about them.—M. E. Bray Mr. P. E. Keen, of Macon, was in Jesup Saturday. Messrs B. C. McCall, J. B. Goodman, and G. B. Griffin of Allenhurst spent Sunday in Jesup Mr^H. Horten, of Gardi was in Jesup Saturday. W. G. Glum recmtl.v bought of Joe Odum 4£0 acres of m dum, Ga, paying therefor Mrs. A. E. Cochran of Way cross visited friends in Jesup Monday. Mr. J. B. Canall < f Fendig was among the visitors to Jesup Saturday; " Mr. A. E. Jone^ of Ccala, Pda was ir. lesup Monday prospeet ing. Mr. J. L. and Mack Wooten of Am ericas stbppej in Jesui? a *cw hours Sunday while cn route to New York. Mr. L. Parker, of Glennville, was in Jesup Sunday. Miss Janie Arnett of Mt. Pleasant was in Jesup Saturday, Mr. W. L. Hinson, of Way cross, was registered at Ingleside Sunday. If its money you want you can get ail you need on Farm pro¬ perty by seeing D. S. Price, Jes¬ up, Ga; good time, low rate of in ter.-te. Miss Ruhv Swicord who has been t e guest of Mrs. W, L. Belche’ hero for the post week, ieft Monday for Florida when She will visit her Bister, Entertainment. One of the most enjoyable so¬ cial events of the past week was the entertainment given by Annie Murphy on last Friday ev¬ ening. A number of games were playwd which were tliororoughly enjoyed by all pi ent. For refreshments the guests were escorted tj the store of the Jesup Drug Company where ice cream was served. Music for the occasion was furnished by Miss Bertie McCuilors and Mr. Harold p r i ce> This very interesting fea¬ ture was followed by a vocal duet b.y Misses Minnie Mur.y by and Berta McCullers, which was high¬ ly enjoyed. Those present were Misses Mmme . Morphy, Mae Hatcher, Iierla Mctu!l rs - K,lt,e McP ‘P kl ” Eearl Baker, Beulrh Wainwright Marion Cole and Helen Jennings Messrs. Shirley Baker, Fred Murphy, Kell Dye, Steve Strick land, William Turner, Perry Raybon, Roy Breen, Aaron Cope¬ land and Harold Price. Schro News By T. II. P. This term promises to be one ofthc m03t succes , ful terms the historv of the school. The en rollment is larger than it has ev¬ er bee i before. The number of members of the senior class is larger than ever before and we have a thoroughly competent c irps of teachers. Prof. Pearson as he has already proved by his work as Supt. of the school last term is with out a doubt, “The man for the place”. He is a well posted teacher a stfrn but kind Supt. andathorough upright and chritian gentleman. Miss Smith who is serving her third term asprinc pil of the School, is one of the best teachers in tbo state, and de3orvns much credit for her past work in tiir school. Miss L ttlc altlio’ this is he first year here, has had much ex¬ perience as a teacher and comes highly recommended. And we are sure that the place could md be better filled. Miss Pascal also comes very highlv reecommerded and is we’l known in Jesup and we feel that the school is very fortunate in securing her services. Miss Hatcher is serving her terra as a teacher-here, and her last, joar woHj is enough to .-peak for her. ' l «Mns King is one of the teachers in the state and is ser¬ ving her sixth year here. Her past work is a monument to hei as a teacher. Mrs. Mandeville who has charge of the first grade is unexcelled by anv one in teaching little children. The school is proud of her. Mr. Mandeville who has charge of the music department, has been vvith us a number of years, and needs no boosting. Miss Horton, Teacher of Ex¬ presses has already established herself in the minds of the people of Jesup as one of the best and that department under her guidance will have greater suc¬ cess than ever before. Jesup RFD l (intended for last week) Mr. Dowey Thompson andGer tr tie Yarborough were married ra;entl,v at tin home of the bride. ; \i r . D. W. Hires performed the ceremony. A number of friends the young couple were present. Mr. and Mrs M. E. Pr ester visited near Little Creek Sunday. Mr. E Priester will leave Thursday for Ocala Fla. Mr. N. Priester wont to McIntosh county last week un business. Do You Have Headache M% \ take one 1/ OF LITTLE THESE TABLETS AND THE PAIN IS CONE. “My first experience with Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills was a sample package handed me. They relieved the pain so promptly that I have never been without them since. I have given them to many friends when they had head¬ ache and they never failed to relieve them. I have suffered with neuralgia in my head, and the first one .1 took re¬ lieved me. They have cured me of neuralgia. I would not be without them.” MISS LILLIE B. COLLINS R. F. D. No. i, Salem, Va. Sold by druggists everywhere, who ere authorized to return price of flr*t ppchepe MileE if they fail to Benefit. , Ind. weciCAL CO.) likhart, | rraasiwal Ulima. J. R. THOMAS, Attorney at Law #p«ctal UtMTIrm ft Ten all bnataa** omen is Ttmm blocs. jEBtrjr, ojl. Jos. A. Morris, MTMkiW AMP OOVNMUJOK. PtmUom Mi all Ut« cowru, ft«t« Mi ItoUral, MMmt u( lUMfri pb«r Mi ««m. Otoe* la WteUy tmM to*. rarer, a*. ^ ■ i ■» Robert L Bennett •oucktm eonsvr oovmv. WkfM Croat?. CMe* Is mw, AA. D. M. CLARK, iTTtMET IT UT AU»«« WAVMt COUNTY OOU«T. OaraOtl atUattoa gltmi t* «B tnaaa. OflVc. 1m cmtithouaa. JEBTnr. O JL A. M. Brows M. 0. OMorti MfMtltlener. Ofleo l» KBight’* Phsmaer. “ J0SU1».-- _ _ GEORGIA. Oscar Nall, Attorney at Law I* •Bit OMWi fTBCtW IB «n eh* MBits, mu D. L. Moore, S, F. Ellis, o®M la cmbrUm** SuUdta* «cr, ■“V M. N. STOUT, Fkysiciii ail Sirgtts gyantol BttMttoa to * OAte It FfMte fomtoM. KtckUghtor Mr, A. E. Craven a prominent busloaaa row of Tlftao wm gmoog tht viliior. h«r« Mood^. KNIGHTS * . Carries the Largest and Purest Drug stock In our Prescription De¬ partment we have a graduatel icensed phar macist. We carry a complete and varied assortment of Com¬ mercial and society stationery. H uy ler’s * 1 ' Delicious Candies. KNIGHTS PHARMACY Several Things There arc several things to be considered in selecting your Bank. i 1st STRENGTH—Financial strength. 2nd The care with which the bank is managed. 3rd The courtesy «nd spirit of accomodations displayed by th* officers and employees. 4th The banking experience of its officers. 1 5th The ability of the bamr to properly and promptly handle all your business. To those wishing desirabP liar,king relations, we offer our services as an old established, permanent, conservative and accommodating bank, promising courteous treatment and careful attention to all business intrusted to our care. . Merchants & Farmers % V 3 (rrl.kly A«h, Poke Boot aM VetaaoMuau) ’ * .* auc.'roans - pur rosmv* cubes or ahd stages or . [.r., I teromMX ■yetm SMU%aCMl teMMii. Bwldhoad, MMUaot m»j Com Oleednlar anattaa, pal form, tM and CATARRH f. Thyiielax* OomplelnU, plainW, coubltetlon, Tertiary f. ntuteotton and rapidly. f. Scrofulous BveUinge, appltlnr. stags* »W., fool b Bonma, all Hwctuttl mAeneP. lyphilie, a tnatm«»t,0«tarrh, badly rto. eld powmfol of If and for Primary, Chronic yon IJlcera Bhenmatlam, trail Chronio try prescribe the Syphilltto P. Folaoo, an toola din, P. P. enna and Eloen P. Secondary m mak and % np P., Famalo Trtter, It Bone, Khen- «plon- of BUa With Xid- that and and the an all ■nTTTPT^TTTT'V ■:toiii‘.|iniiiiil from yon TTxUnrnnnuj Mod rtckly SCROFULA fold Ladleavhoae Savannah, imutnul ‘will r.V. rr»rUiing otaa bjr Aah.rok.Bo* ^ aUDngfk*. nMn Tftgkls Irmfslarl Prop c eyetaniarepoleocedi mil LIPPM/kM pa th»»y«t«m w ®eih rioter ill ptrtln tl*. iU>nMiJT«jJlte« MlWWllMi ut * an an •< # pwaUarly Qa. >. rand >■ >« hj RHEUMATISM ** Goes Like Sixty THE GILSON Stationer y and Porta b e; Water And Air Gooled, of every size We manufactuie patent rosin strainers, rosin vats, ard rosin pumps, which are a great convenience, and money savers to Turpentine Operators. ; Also water feed for feeding water into still while running. Also gasoline pumping outfits of every* kind. X\ ater works for county houses. We install these outfits and turn them over to purchases in running order. Gasoline er gine for all purposes; cutting wood, running gin. pumps, cream separators, electric lights, grinding cane and corn, cracking cotton seed and for all similar pur poses where power is needed. Also Jewel feed and grit mills’NO ONE LIVING IN THE COUNTRY CAN AFFORD TO BE WITHOUT ONE OF OU R OUT FITS. : : : Terms easy. ; : : Write us for terms md Prices. STILL FIXTURES : ^COMPANY. : :• p, o. BOX. 357 SAVANNAH, GA.
