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MO. 9
Commissioners Court
Georgia, Wavne County.
•5 Commissioners Court of Itoads
and Revenues, sitting for County
purposes, Jesup, Ga. Oct. 4th,
1910.
Present, and presiding therein,
Hon. M. L. McKinnon, Chnn.
with members John L. Courson,
James W. Harper, George W.
Tyer and Dan H. Roberson.
The Minutes ..of ^ ie regular
meeting held September 6 th. 1910,
read and approved. The follow
mg claims were presented appro
ved, and ordered paid, to-wit:
Wagner & Haughwout, pain
ting courthouse as | er contract.
$?ao; - J., C. Hatcher, Sr. Six
days examining County Officers
books $12.00. W. B. Westborry
six days examining County Offi
cers books, 12.00. J. H. Bennett,
six days examining County Offi
cers books 12.Ou. D. 8. Price,
preparing voters lists, 2.00. W
J. O’Quinn, Registrar 2.00. M.
\V. Kicklighter, Registrar, 2.00.
“The Standard of Excellence in Passenger service”
SCI IE DU LES EFFEU1TVE AUGUST 28th, 1910.
7:00 am 6:00 pm Lv Brunswick Ar 8:10 pm 10:50 am
7:40 am 6:40 pm Lv Thalman Ar 7:25 pm 10:10 am
9:00 am 8;00 pm Lv Waycross Ar 6:10 pm 8:45 am
10:40 ano 9,:|0 pm Lv Douglas Ar 4:35 pm 7:10 am
11:50 am 10:45 pm Ar Fitzgerald Lv 3:30 pm 6:05 am
8:00 am 7:15 pm Lv Thomasville Ar 6:50 pm 9:10 am
9:05 am .8:22 pm Lv Moultrie Ar 5 ; 43 pm 8:05 am
10:15 am 9:30 pm Lv Tifton Ar 4:35 pm 7:05 am
12 am 11:00 pm Lv Fizgerald A r 3:25 pm 6:00 am
1:40 pm 12:15 am Lv Cordele Lv 2:05 pm 4:40 am
2:01 pm 12:34 ain Lv Vienna Lv 1:19 pm 4:14 am
2;48pm 1:25 am Lv Montezuma Lv 12:35 pm 3;30 am
8:00 pm 1:35 aru Lv Oglethorpe Lv 12:30 pm 3:25 am
4:28 pm 2:58 am Lv Talbotton Lv 11’01 am 2:00 am .
5:05 pm 3;40 am Ar Manchester Lv 10:25 am 1:20 pm
5:10 pm 3:45 am Lv Manchester Ar 10:20 am 1:15 pm
5:29 mn 4:p6 am Lv Woodbury Lv 9:57 am 12:52 am
6:22 ffei, 4:59 am Lv Ar Atlanta Senoi Lv Lv7:20 8:59 am 11:54 10:15 pm pni
8:00 yn 6:40 am am
____________ 12:45
3:45 am Lv Alancnes 10:20 am am
G.TO inn ’4:45 am Ar LaG range Lv LT :15 am 11:45 pm
10:00 pm 8:40 am Ar Talledega Lv c t am 7:50 pm
11:45 am Ar Birmingham Lv 4 : 45 pm
“ ■“Pullman eiectric-Iighted sleeping cars on night trains Atlanta
r Thomasville and Atlanta via Fitzgerald. Car leaving
#”fOT »5cUf>atcj ? at 9:00 P. M. Train leaving Atlanta at 10:15 P.
gets connection from all incoming trains at Atlanta including
South Atlantic Limited from Cincinnati and the Dixie Flyer
Chicago and St. Louis. Connections at other junction points
well adjusted and are shown in schedule folder, which can be
cured from any agent of this company.
Attention is called to the establishment of connections at
from train arriving at Atlanta 6:40 A. M. with the. South
Limited leaving Atlanta at 6:45 A. M. for Cincinnati and
and the Dixie flyer leaving Atlanta 7:15 A. M. forCliicage and
Lo,uis. E. H.
• Leahs, Agent, General Passenger
: ^General Passenger Asst.
A. D. Danie\ Traveling Passenger Agent. Atlanta, Ga.
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Telephones
Enhance Use Land
A telephone u the Farm not only
b; means convenience and comfort for the
1 usen but it adds value to the land better and will ad
enable you to sell your land to a
vantage. Telephone sendee on the Farm
< can be had at very low cost.
Write for our free booklet. Address
’ Frrmers Use Depcvlisien! 35shew
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE /#/ § AO
& TELEGRAPH COMPANY Ga. ^
SmstSi Pryor St., Atlanta,
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R. R. Campbell, repair of engine
6.00. South Ga. Auditing Co.
Blanks, 10.00. G. B. Cross,
janitor Sept. 30.00. Iia M. Ray
bon. Clerk Comrs. Court Sept.
$20. Postage $2. 22.00. J. L.
Co.irson, service as Comrs. 11.03
D. M. Clark, salary Judge County
Ctj, Poppell, 3rd Qr. 125.00. James W.
salary County. Atty.
3rd Qr. 25.00. F. E. Murhy.
lights Sept. 3.80. Wayne County
News, publishing Conirs. Pre
ceedings 3rd Qr. $20.00 Notice ol
election $3.00 26.03. Foote &
Davies Company, deed record
20.00. ,J. H. Ward, Sheriff
County,* jail fees W. B. & F. A
Lyons, 30.00. 15. I). Waldron,
Overseer 335th Dist. 12.50. J.
\V. Lewis, Overseer 1565th, JDist.
62.70. J. M. Stewart, 333rd
Dist 70.25. J. I. Roberson, 583rd
Dist 16.50. L. W. Odum,
den County Convicts,
chain gang Sept. 539.83. W. I.
lray, overseer 1519th
R. Arnett, overseer 1313th
JESUP, GA., THURSDAY Qct.l IS , 1910
Dist. 261.00. E. S. Majette, re¬
fund of road tax 2.00. Dr. M.
N. Stow, inspection of convict
da np and treatment of sick con¬
victs, 35.00. T. P. Gibson, over¬
seer 334th Dist. 9.00. The Atts
tin Western Co. plowshares, 10.50
M. E. Bray Hdw Co ditch line etc
3.00. McRae Bros. Medicines for
convicts 11.50. W. B. Westberry
overseer, work on roads 1255th
Dist. 41.65. W. B. Westberry
c’aving roads 1255th Dist, 78.
W\ B. Westberry claying roads
553rd Dist, 126.55.
Ordered that the managers of
the Local School Tax Election
held on Sept. 21 1910 be paid
$1.00 per day for their services.
Ordered that the managers of
the regular election held Oct. 5th,
1910 be paid $1.00 for holding el¬
ection and those participating in
the consolidation $2.00 and Clerks
be paid 50c.
Resignation of J. 1. Roberson,
road oveseer of the 583rd district
tendered and same accepted and
T. A. Tyer appointed to fill the
unexpired term of said Roberson
resigned. Bond of J. R. West
berry Jr. Deputy Sheriff Wayne
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Order Levying County Tax
Year 1910
Georgia, Wayne County.
By the Honorable M. L. Mc¬
Kinnon, John L. Courson, James
W. Harper, George W. Tyer and
Dan. H. Robersen.Commissioners
of Roads and Revenue, sitting
for County purposes, Jesup, 01a
Sept. 6th, 1910.
It is hereby ordered that sixty
cents on the $1.00.00 of the tax¬
able property of said County as
per digest of 1910 be, and the
same is herob.v levied, and that
the same be collected by the tax
collector of said County for the
following purposes, to-wit:
1st.
One Cent on the $100. to pay
the legal indebtedness due, or to
become due during the year or
past due.
2nd.
Eight Cents on the $100. to
build or repair Courthouses, or
jails, bridges or ferries, or other
public improvements aecordini t 0
contract.
3rd
Five Cents on the $100. to pay
Sheriffs, jailers, or other
fees, that they may be legally
titled to out of the County.
4th
Two Cents on the $100. to
Coroners fees that may be
them by the County for
inquests.
5 th
Ten Cent on the $100. to
ilic expenses of the County,
Bailiffs at Court, non
witnesses in Criminal cases,
vant hire, stationery and the like.
6th
‘ of the $100. to
Ten Cents
jurors a per diem compensation.
7th
Three Cents on the $100. to
expenses incurred in
the poor of the County, and
otherwise, prescribed by the
tical Code of 1895
8th
Twenty Cents on the $100.
road purposes, levied in
pliance with the adopted Alterna
tive Road law.
One Cent on the $100. to
any other lawful charge
'the County. aggregated said
Making in the
sum’of Sixty Cents on the ?1U0
on the taxable property of said
County, lbr County puroses tor
j the (Signed) year,1910. M. L. McKinnon.
Cbrra. C R & R W C Gp.
Ira. M. Raybon, Clerk.
approved: I. S. Bennett'
and Wm^Brown, sureties.
Upon the favorable report o:
Joe Knox, C. H. O’Quinn and J
F. Highsmith, reviewers duly ap
pointed to investigate and repor
0Q
establishing a new public n
in the 3385th and 1566th
in said County known as the
Knox Bridge and running a a
course to the west corner of
plantation of Joe Knox, th
nothwest a distance of about
half mile, thence same direc
longing to ti e estate of W. E
Johns, thence a westerly diiec
tion to ford 6f Walker pond
thence a northwesterly directioi
to ford of Buffalo Creek at Geper
al John’s place, thence ii
said northwesterly direction tc
Ilickox, Ga. as shown by diagran
attached to original petition fo
said road.
Upon the petition of G. W
Morgan, and others, for a nev
road in the 1564th district sami
described as follows: “To
t'nue a portion of Diner
road from the co r'
G. W. Morgan’s fence to th
Pierce and Charlton County road.
And to establish a new road |
from said Morgan’s land to Hickox
Ga. same to run an easterly direc¬
tion and running through the <
lands of Laura K. Morgan, Flem
mg Hickox, and J. J. Hickox” •
It is upon motion ordered that
the petition be received and the
following reviewers appointed to
investigate the advisability of
opening said road and make th eir
report to the next term of this
Court, to-wit, Fleming Hickox
G. W. Morgan and J. A, Moore.
Ordetai^that work the chain gang
continue in the Odum Dis¬
trict two weeks and then be trans*
ferred to Jesup District and work
Jesup and Doctor town road two
weeks and then be transferred to
;Waynearille District. Complaint
having been ma( i e as to the bad
I to 5th
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We have, a carload of Ranges
Stores and Heaters that are
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in durability and service. We
have a full line of one and
two-horse wagons and the
most complete'Iine of Buggies
that we’ve ever had before.
We have vc7’ the highest grade buggy that wj have ever
had in < warehouse and the best looking * buggy we have
ever seen in this section. Also good servicable medinm grade
buggies and the Sears & Roebuck tvind. 11 it is a buggy that
V ,U want, we can fill the bill. We buy buggies by the hun¬
dred and we know that we can save you money over any mail
order house U yon will take the style and material into con¬
sideration. Vfe have a good supply of buggies on hand now
and seueraf cmloads to come in. Our goods are right, our
prices are right and our terms are reasonable.
Wo guarantee Repairs for Every Farming Implement we sell tail
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Supplies a specialty. Let us fill your
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The Famous Nyal s Remedies
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FALL CABBAGE PLANTS
Bow is the time to prepare your fall gardens and truck patches.
We have about one million plants—Flat Dutch and Charleston Wak«
fields. Flats will be re d.y for shipment about the 20th of .Septem¬
ber; Wakefields, Oct. 1. Order now, before all are sold and plantu
will be shipped as soon as ready. Prices F - O, B. Meeggett:
1-2 or 3,000 Ol $ 1,50 per thousand
4 to 8,000 “ 1,25 thousand
9 to 20,000 “ 1,00 “ thousand
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Meggetts South Carolina