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. .The Néws
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8. A. PACKLER, 33” snd Pab's
JULIAN K, PARKER, Asso, Editor
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@rrIOIAL ORGAN '
"7 mr¥ Davis COUNTY
Tewx OF HAZLEHURST...
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' Eotered” as second class matter
Sdarch 1, 1904, at the post offce at
Baglahreh, G,
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WRSDAY; MARCH 18, 1909.
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Officce -~ -o«
Hereé's How it Happened.
I We made a blundér in the last
Wweek's issue of The News that
‘we regretted very much, We
had asconple of seving machines
for sale; and somchow the local
calling attemtion to -these ma
chines got mixed up with the
Grand fnry . Presentments, and
appeared in the paper as a part
of the présentments. - :
| Now,'twe want to state to the
-public, that the Grand Jury did
not recommend these machines.
Yet, we are confident that ‘they
-would ‘have done so' had ' they
known the many good qualities in
these machines that’are net tobe
found in any other makes:. :
. Well, 'the very tiext day' after
the paper cdme out we sold one,
which only leaves; one on the
market, so if its the bargain of
i:nr life you aré' loeking for,
sh in and see the editor of The
News, for advertising surely
1 Grand'and Petit Jury.
¥ Grand Jurors Drawn for Sep
tember Term 1909. ~
Eugene Williams. W. H. Dilbon,
%.VL. Crosby, H. A. Dykes, J. A.
alker, A. S. Minchur, J. L.
Herrington, G. W. Harriseh,
W. T. Byrd, H. E. Mims, R. J
Dykes, James Carver, W. Fi Hin-
Gn. H. H. Hand, ¥, T. Clough,
W. J. Googe, J. ¥. McEachin,
J. M, Hinson; R. B,G. Under
wood, J. H. Boone. J. M. Hall,
J. F. Hinson, J. R. Horton, J. A
Cromartie; Lott W. Johnson,
G. W. Wilcox, R. H. Ellis, G. L.
Hinson, J. W. Gill, G. W.- Best.
Traverse Jury. - .
. W. V. Attaway, R. J: Rodden
berry, Luke Huey, J. G. Googe,
g. L. McLoan, J. B. Womble, H.C.
tone, W. C. Hester, jv; Charlie
Stone, H C. Girtman, Henry
Harrison, G. 'M. Nelms, W. R.
Martin,:Bryant Yarn, T, Burkett
R. E. L. Hand, Wilson’ Carter,
. M, Strickland, Jack Griffis,
. D. Andrews,_ J. T. Sellers, R.
Baily, ' %C Herrington, J. R.
Spivey; W. C. Hester sr, J. L.
Williams; H. Bailey, John Lind
sey, W:J. Copeland, C. B. Huges,
M. Smith, J. M. Swain,A. M. Mims
J.R.Dyal, J. A. Mcßag, W. L.
i
« » Googetown News,
* Dhr M{. Editor—llt bas beén
quite awhile sificc we wrote up
Googetown dots, ;but have
decided to send yow few a this
.
w The. farmers. of this section|
are_bpsy now, preparing their
lands to plaut. ey
" Rev. Thompson failed to fill
his appeintment at the Chappel
last Su;day.-
!_ The .\E.‘Q %V. of A. Lodge
met at Oakldnd last Friday night
and revived, and have put, their
_ghouldery to'the &heql‘an¢ gone
$ pushing up the hill Boys,
e can, and must, do the work.
QOMO on, and Wwe W‘:fl* ‘all
B e ot g o
g“Mr.- , L. Hawkins, the sta‘&e’_
jzer of the F.E. &C. V.
of A. ’pd C. C. Dyal madeafly-'
ing trip to Hazleburst last Sat
urday on busifess, ¢ 1
@Mr: W. F. Googeis all smilas
this week, - He,; will soon have
auother o irla. Lookolt
boys, the widowers are out.
, ys’q.jagvfly of M.and Mrs, 0.
E, Dy%.re on the sick list this
weel. 1 . wish them a speedy
g g:,‘ $ Mrs) J. A. Yawn were
¥is gmfir"&m ~Mrs.. gzé‘tt daw
B 'l'il,li ; ey Sy
e RSN SO ‘fl. Fox,
~ On last Thursday fl'&t the
:ioovlo'ot"h*plusb‘wu rcused
by the alarm of fire, Investiga:
tion found that ‘W, L. iStone’s
saw mill was on fire. Theorigin
of itis unknown. Loss, about
two hundr?d dollars.
Col. A.V. Sellers and J. W,
Baxley of Baxley, was in our
town Saturday attending Justice
Court. Mr. A. H. Beecher, of
Pine Grove, was also here in at
tendance of Justice Court.
J. H, Crosby made a flying
trip to Savannah last week on
legal business.
Some of our people are pre
paring to plant corn in the near
futue.
lorest fires have done censid
erable damage in our community
recently, burning fencing and
turpentine timber
We greatly sy mpathise with
Mr. W, L. Stone in the loss, of
his saw mill and fixtures. The
poor man won! getover it lin
twelve months. v
. Prof. C. W. White is progre3s
ing finely with his school. He
has an enrollment of fifty or
sixty scholars. This school will
be out within about three weeks.
The farmers around here seem
to be quite husy these days,
hauling guand to help malké the
fleecy staple with. Boys, you
had better make more coraand
less cotton The fellow who
makes his hog and hominy is the
man who lives at bome and
boards at the same place.
Mrs. James Googe is very sick
at this writing. But we hope
for her speedy recovery. ;
Mr. James Cowart, who is
woodsman for the Lumber City
Saw Mill Co., was home Satur
day and Sunday.
Mr. J. W. Jackson who lately
moved outin the Myers Settle
ment, visited home folks last
week and returned home Sun
day. i Citizen. i
Grecihead Neighborhood.
See;' Greenhead is not quite
dead yet. &
Grédénhead school is progress
ing nicely under the management
of Migs Clifford Tippins. :
~ Mr, Lemar Pittman was a vis
itor to Mrs. Pitty Yawns lact
Sunday. ey
. Mr. Ben Wheeler was in Bax
’ley one day last week. :
. Guess what two yogng ladies
‘went to ride‘last Sunhday after
noon, if they did have to ask for
it. Who did. they aslz? See Mr.
Crosby and Hayes about that. 58
Mr, Seward Tanner was the
guest of Miss Ida Wheeler on
Sunday last
Mr. Elias Sweat was a visitor
at Mr, B. F. Wheeler’s Sunday.
Mr. Elgy Bland was one of
Greernhead’s visitors Sunday,
Mr. Robertsof Midway preach
ed at the school house Sunday.
COmegjgain Mr. Roberts.
Cleotta.
- Palmetta Dots:
Phe farmers arc very busy now
stiring the soil preparing it;' for
the plant’s growth. . "
- Mr. J. L. Harrington, and his
two sons, Karry. and Ralph,
poised throuzh this section Mon
. : YW
Mr. G. W, Harrison visited his
brother Mt. Robert Harrison, of
.Hazleh"urstfia‘Sunday. eoo
: Mr,and Mrs. J. M, Ray spent
Sunday with MY Mrs. Dave
‘)Pawel-}: “ %4
. Mr: Madison Hztrington was
the guesss of Miss Bertha Crosby
Sunday. : : Ei
- Misses. Maymie and %s}). Har
tison, spent Sundayj with Lettie
dnd E§rtha Crosby. - '
Judge Hartly, of Graham, paid
'ft;e News office a php ca.l;{hSatm .
ddy. Immediately after he. had
entered our office and Ccrossed
palms with us, the train ,blew
that he Was going back horire on,
so he m#de a break to get onit.
So his'vixfist was a ‘‘popcpll” in
e‘velrly swtqi the ijoul;;l_. Come
ier n3K fime.‘ w g’e, 7 m
% wont have to rush so.
PR il e, ¢ TOREREES "Ll R BT e T
- ‘Notiee.’ '
All persons are -hereby notifi
ed u,hot‘tos:y or.trade for &oer
wain note for the sum of $47.50
signed by me on the 11th day of
Mayrch 1909, payable to J. B,
Hawkins, . The said note was
obtained by fratud by said payer,
and the same is absolutely with
out consideration and will not be
paid by me. Tne same purports
to fall due and ‘payable Nov. 1,
1909. Notice given Mar. 11, 1909,
Sallie A. Wilcox.
. Money to Loan at 8, per cent
per annum, on farms.
R. T. WiLLiAMS
Correspondent Frank & Son,
Jan, 21, Augusta, Ga.
SPRING OPENING.
To the Ladizs of Hazlehursrt and surrounding
. countey: X
» I take pleasure in announcirg to you, that I have
just received and opened up for your ipspection, my
beautiful line of Spring and Summer
L | ;R y
zllnd cordially invite you to ca,lllfat my place of busi
ness—in the Patrick & Chapman building—and in
spect same. ; ;
"I am the only one in this sestion who handle -Ra
genstinein & Co.’s fine Millinery.. ;
My line of Ladies and Misses Hats are complete.
Soliciting your, patronage, I am,
Respectfully, -
5 ° :
Mrs. D. Patrick.
_ Peoples Drug Store,
. > TELEPHORE No. 7. L
- Wehandle nothing but the very best afig pure st
~ MEDICINES ND DRUGS. °
- RllPrescriptions Receive Prompt and Careful Attention, -
~ A complete stock of all Drug
Store Sundries., .
" JEWELRY. JEWELRY!
Just received the prettiést line of Solid Gold Jewelry
s ever seen in Hazlehurst before; and, you will
8% find our prices right,..too.
~ STATIONERY.
' We carry a fine line of STATIONERY of every des’
. cription. When:in need of Wwriting material
céme to the : ’
- Peoples Drug Sfore,.
- 1 P . J. W.JARVIS: Pro. _
i:. ¢ . 2
& I'ani stoc—_’i(ed, from floor to ceiling
- with all kinds of general’, merchan
- dise,ahd lam offering some of the
best bafgainsim il
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING AND SHOES
ever ‘offered in Hazlehutst before;
_. You want 4;,t'o':?‘awe every cent ybu can on bufine'
.’g“'t‘;ods, ddp’t‘ffiu‘?. VG{%II, my Store is the filacc;ta do
this. I ,kégp‘:éverytfiing in " stock that the humap
‘ family need, 4nd you will find my prices #ight on
' everything, “Thanking'my maay ‘customers for. past
patronage, | gm, youls to seivie, oST o
TN ]tf ‘ ‘l ’ m 8 ""_ L
3 07 7 . SHmE il{ 3 a«‘Lauflr«?mem .
ST. \t, %~"§ ;
! Forty acres in cultivation,
about 65 acres under fence; good
Jocatibn; new five room painted
house; good barn, fine water.
Apply at once to
CONTRACTOR YOUNG,
Tuten House.
A large assortment of Camp
bell’s Stains and Floor Finishes
have just beer. received at the
Peoples Drug Store. These
Stains are unequalled for stain
ing and varnishing furniture and
interior woudwork. The floor
finish is very durable and suita
ble dfor all floors. Ask for color
card.
BT NI E A )
fiik& and Credl
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FRITdL ) \l
GEORGIA=Jeff: Davis County
Noticeis hereby given fto al.
reditors of the estate of Wiley
%yrd. sr., late of said county
deceased, to render in an account
of their. demands to me within
the time prescribed by law, prop
erty made out. All persens in
debted to said deceased are here
by requested to make immediate
ipa.,vment. to the undersigned.
This the Ist day of March 1909.
' SHERARD BYRD,:
Administrator of Wiley Byrd, sr,
l March 1,6 t.
et ——— 2——T3VA MK DS WA 7 13N
GEORCIA—Jeff Davis County,
J.J. Lewis, a creditor having
made application to me in due
form to have the county Admin
istrator, J. A. Cromartie to ad
mininister upon the estate of
A. J. Baker, colored, late of said
County.: Notice is hereby givea:
that said application will be
heard at the regular term of the
court of Ordinary for seid coun
ty, to be held on the first Mon*
‘day in April 1909, Witnéss my
hand and official signature this
the Bth day of March 1909. (e
Henry Cook,
: : Ordinary.
Sherllfy Sale.
‘GEORGIA--Jeff Davis County.
- Will be sold before the court
house door of said county. with
in the legal hours of sale, on the
first Tuesday in April, 1909, to
the highest ‘bidder for cash, one
dinamo, one belt, and all the
posts, wires; globes, sockets, in
sulators, switches, tools, and
all vther property and things usd
in -the operation of Hazlehurst
Electeic Light Company’s plant
at Hazlehurst, Ga., belonging to
and appurtenant thereto. Levied
upch and will be sold asthe
property of Hazlehurst Electsic
Light Co, by virtue of a fi. fa.
issued from the Superior Court
of said county in favor of L. W.
Johnson, Admr., against said
Hazlehurst Electric Light Co.,
principaland G. W. Best, et. al.,
endorsers. -
W. H. ELus,
Sheriff Jeff Dsvis County Ga.
GEORGIA—Jeff Davis, County
“ "By virtue.of an order of the
Court of Ordinary of said coun
ty; will be spld at public outery
on: the first Tuesday in April
1989, at the court house in said
county, between the usuval hours
of sale, the following real estate
sié;ua.te in Jeff Davis county, to
wit: :
Lot Numbers 173, 172, 176, 197
335, containirg 490 acres each,
all in the First District of origi
nally Cecffee, now, Jeff Davis
county, and fi{ty acres of lot No.
195, in the Northeast corner of.
said lot, bounded on the north by’
landsof A, W. Byrd, on the east"
by. lands of estate of Wyley Byrd
St., decersed, on the south sand
w%g,t by lands of F.d Palmer.
Lhe sale will contlnue from
day today, petween the same
hgurs until all said property is
sold.
Terms of sale, one third cash:
oue third in six months, and one
third in Ywelve months, defered
payments to bear interest at eight
per cent per annuim from date,
and to be secured by lienon the
land. This the Ist day of March
1909. - SHERARD BYRD,
Administrator of Wiley Byrd,Sr.
Meet'me at
THE CITY DAFE,
(Rear Citizens Bank,),
And:join me in a lunch,
Everything good to eat
served thére. ;
JACK WILLAIMS, .
k. b MANAGER.
*JONN K ARMITAGE
| HAZLEHURST, GA.,
House' Painting, ! Intérior
: Degorating, Papetr Hafig. |
© ihg, ASpecialty. ;
?uve'_i"“t recejved the Nfiufi os of
il gubr for @eom, Neo York
Framnwm fiogs‘:-l’tofio& 181 will re
ceive prm'%t_ anenflon. - S
