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'he County Fak -
Proving Big Success
ontinued Anottier Day.—
Large Attendance f, 1,0 •.
Owing mainly to the excessive
ownpour of rain that prevailed
uring the first two-days of the
Vayne County Fair it* whje|v open>
d on last Tuesday^ was decid
d by the maraKement to
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closing day instead of Thurs
as advertised. However,
r espite the very bad weather im
ens® crowds visited the fair
eaeh eaeh -duy duy tr From 2 m the the
me °P eiec b the fair has
een replete with interest aaJ
lie success which-is attending- it
he \ery excellent L^s^guinc. showings
in each and every, depart
r*t has elicited marly"exp vi&i
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the highly ^productive pat
of Wayne county land for
and truck Knowing pnr
Among the oxhibts in this
is noted a fine dls
of matured tobacco plants,
The live stock exhibits showed
could be accomnlished here
the way of raising stock. Fire
FALL CABBAGE PLANTS
Now is the time to'prepare your fall gardens and truck patches.
We have about one million pUnts^-Flat Dutch and Charleston Wake¬
fields. Flats will be ready fbr shipment about the 20th of Septem
her; Wakefields, Oct. 1. Order now, before all are sold and plants
4 will be shipped as soon as ready. Brices F" O. B. Meeggett;
1-2 or 3,000 $ 1,50 per thousand
4 to 8,000 “ 1,25 “ thousand
9 to 20,000 ,0 f,00 M thousand
S. M. GIBSON COMPANY
Meggetts South Carolina
W in n & Company
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The Only Firm in Jesup that Makes a Specialty of Ml Kinds of Farming Implements.
FA.'RMB'RS HA'RDWA'RE
Live Wire tock> Fencing, Buggies, Cane Wagons, mils, talk Harness, Cutters, Disc hSi^ws? cultivator
Cutters, Brick, Lime Gist eneEngines, Feed
Cement, Felt, Burlap, Paper Roofing, Paint.
AVe have a carload of Ranges
Steves and Heaters that are
rnacte- Df good, heavy mater¬
ial aral will give satisfaction
in durability and service. We
have a full line of one and
two-horse wagons and the
most complete line of Buggies
that we’ve ever had before.
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We h'avr cy the-highest grad** buggy that w-s 'have ever
had in c<Jl*'WArchouse and the best looking buggy we have
ever seen in this section. Also good seivkal.lv medinm grade
buggies and the Sears & Roebuck kind. It it is a buggy that
} ou 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
it order hbxrse i * yon will takn the style and material into
con¬
sideration. We have a good supply of buggies on band now
and seueral ra 'cadj to come in. Our poods are right, our
prices are-right and pur terms are reasonable.
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We guarantee I4ppairs*fpr Every Farming Implement we so!]
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WINN and COMPANY
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horses, eattle, hogs and the
were placed on exhibition.
The Ladies Department ore
sented a gorgeous display of
best and much skill was evidenced
in these exhibits. Fine
ofdrawn work,
and shadow work are displayed
The^Atlantic Turpentine Co.,
a big enterprise of this
had on exhibition specimens
the varjous products they
* hghtwood. These
O' 0111 fa *
of theit kind
be shown at a fair in the south.
It may hi interesting to note
this company employs over
men in the operation of
planfc
be h awarded fT Vu® th.s besf afternoon ' cxlllb,ts vvll
t ie News regrets that it is unabl
to publish^,the names of the
n Crs as the paper iroes to
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KCpilgS is 4 to . 1 >v, IS*. Dennett. D ,,
(Intenled for last week)
l3theJc - upsentinciotSo1
tember 29th and the
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Bennett expresses his views
on taxatloi for schools and atten
dance. Ho invites others
write also.
I regretted to sec tihs note
dissatisfaction so soon after
adoption of local taxation,
peciallv since it caltie from a
living in Jesup who will
JESUP, GA., THURSDAY Oct HO, f 1910
in any wav be affected by the
tax. His entire property as
shown on the digest, being in
the town of Jesup, not one cent
will be added to his taxes. No
property within the corporate
limits of Jesup will bo touched
by this tax, for Jesup has its own
schoohsystem which was created
bv a special act independent of the Legislature -
and it is as is Jes
couney sytem as S’amrmahof the
up for years has levied a liberal
local tax for the support of its
school purposes. Mr. is paying
this 45 cents on the hundred dol
iai-s (willingly We Suppose) school in or
der to have a good in Jes¬
up, but be seems to complain when
the country people rote 10 cents
on the hundred dollars for the
improvement of their schools.
ordyTn one way. and that Is that
he did not understand the matter.
Mr. Bennett 1< oks on this tax
as “extortion”, and speaks of the
injustice of collecting an educa
bi!Sl
look upon taxation as extortion,
w hen in fact the taxes people pay
are the best investment they can
misappropriated or is not properly
for taxpayers to hold officials tj
strict acceunt in the expendituie
“(S ofcWlization^Tg™ nay
no tax „ ? Pcop1e who 0 bject to
Veing \ \xed ought to move to
Africa where they would have nc
taxes P a -V*
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^xlho ImvTno cbikben^oVe^d
to school: are people taxed to
build roads bridges, court houses
jails in proportion them? to the
amount they use the
Property owes its value to
intelligence, uprightness and
honesty of the people around it,
therefore it is right that property
should help to educate the people.
If the opponents of taxation foi
ed treat ion w i 11 f al 1 in. 1 i,ua and help
to give it a fair trial, we believe
they will soon be its staunchest
supporters. Let all work and
for its success.
Next week we will have some¬
thing to say on compulsory at¬
tendance.
B. D. Purcell, C. S. O
Gardi News
(Intended for last week)
Miss Beaulah Eevero spent
Monday . Jesup.
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Mr. J, C. Westberry is visiting
Jesup.
Mrs. J. H. Hill is visiting her
brother Mr. B. Arnett of near
Mt. "Pleasant.
Mrs. Devero of near Gai d*
pant Monday in Jesup.
Mr. J. W. Crosby visited near
Sunday.*
Mr. E. Thomas of near Patter
is spending a few days with
his brother Mr. J. W. Ctosby.
Mr. Richard Westberry spent
a few hours in Jesup Saturday,
Mr. B. H. Hill has come back
to his oil home in Georgia,
i Mr. J. W. Crosby spent a fe w
Do You Have
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I TAKE ONE
OF THESE
LITTLE
TABLETS
AND THE
PAIN
IS GONE.
“My first experience with Pills
Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain
was a sample package handed
me. They relieved the pain
so promptly that I have never
been without them since. I
have friends^hen fidyen tfiem to many
they had head¬
ache and they never failed to
felieve them. I have suffered
with neuralgia first in my head,
and the one I took re¬
lieved me. They have would cured
me of neuralgia. I not
be without them.”
MISS LILLIE B. COLLINS
R. F. D. No. x, Salem, Va.
Sold authorised by drugglatt everywhere, eirlce of flret who
■re to return
package if they fell to benefit.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind.
1 We have made
\a \with r r angements the
man
itfiis ‘ufactvrer of
j genuine
1 Pearl Founta i
1 Pen whereby offer it
\to j we pettier can with
| a
Pi Ye ar ’ s Sub*
4 h Ascription to the
j Wayne County $1,75
for
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i cut out this cou¬
pon and let it
O accompany the
4.. tsL above amount.
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do Wayne Coun
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VOLUME 26
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1000 Men and Women - 400 Horses
Enormous Zoological Exhibit
30 - Male and Female i Riders 30
And Everyone a Star Sidney
Including Wm. DeMott. Ray O’Wessney, Fred McCaineron.
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50 Cowboys, 50 Cowgirl?, 50 real blanket Inlians. Mexican horse¬
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ICO Acrobats and Gymnasts 100
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