Pike County journal. (Zebulon, GA.) 1888-1904, May 30, 1902, Image 1
The Pike County Journal.
established lyisss
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
E. F. DUPREE.
Attorn“y at |.«w
Zebutun, Georgia.
E. A. STEPHENS.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
BARNESVI11E GA
DR. J. R GRAVES,
l*I»> Nic’iHii ami Pin rtf eon.
Zebulon Ga
MRS. DR. M. G. HAGAN,
MEANSVfLLK, GA.
I,aiiica come and talk with me "v
wiite me Inclosing stamp for reply. I
will cure any ordinary female or chronic
disease.
MONEY TO LOAN.
/.wins lu.ido promptly on improved
foal estate.
K. F. DUPREE.
CIIA5. J. LESTER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
BAUNB.-V5U.K, GA.
Office in S« a' t’s building, over Post
office.
Dam negotiated on firm and city
• roper; v.
£. C MURRAY,
Ilnil h ,
-lt)L a Hill Hi. Griffin Ga.
M. W. BECK – C. R. GWYH,
l.NNNYI.HS
ZEBULON, GA.
A- A. MURhHEY,
Attorney at Into'.
Barmssville, Gil.
O. H. PERDEU.
VentiHt,
BARNES VILLE, GA.
WOffice over Chamber's Drug
8toi e.
drs. j. m. a m. m. head,
physicians and Surgeons,
ZEBULON and LIFSEY, GA.
H. T. DAMEJ. – A. B. FOFE
Attorneys^at Law,
ZFBUL0N and GKfFKIX . GA,
W. W. LAHBDIN,
AttorneY^And Counselor At Law.
BARNE8V1L1.E. GA.
Office over New South Saving's Bank. Will
do a geuernl iiriusuee m all the Louie-;, sti,tr
ami Ke-lurnl. in Pike, rpsoiT. Monroe, spaPinig geeinli
ttuil Fulton Loufilie«, Uamagoonits a •
ty. Loans uegotiatea.
LOOK IN YOUR ALSc'MS
al the old Jaded Pictures and then gn
where you can get, Pictures nu- e that
woutfade. I will make you two line
Cabinet size photos, forasliot t»me for
|60 cts,
Q. W. GRICE.
BAKKE8V1LLE, GA.
J. M. STRICKLAND.
Attorney and Coun»alor,at Law.
GRIFFIN, GA.
Office over Merchants and Planters
Bank.
J. R. WILLIAMS,
Attorney «t Lite,
Will practice id Spalding . Pike and
Monroe. Collections a specialty .
Office with Marcus W. Beck.
gr/ffiy, GA.
DR. E. L. HANES,
Dentist,
ftATFFIN, GA,
Office upstairs in building adjoinir.it,
wn the north, McWilliams –. Aon
dr. H, J. OAKLAND,
Dentist,
griffin GA.
ZEBULON, PIKE COUNTY GEORGIA, MAY 30. i i902.
SPECIALTIES,
H. T. PILLS.
H. C MIXTURE.
LA-GKIPPE TABLETS
These goods are sold
strictly on their merits and
if no good no pay.
We cany a full line of Drugs, Medicines, Fluid Extracts, 1 oilet
Extracts, Fine Perfumery, Combs, Brushes, Paints, Oils. We make a
specialty of fine Cigars and Tobaccos, Prescriptions carefully com
pounded.
J. M HEAD,
ROUND ABOUT.
Short Items for Hon.e
Folks Especially.
CAUSE OF JOY.
Trust in breadstuff*.
Trust in meats,
Trust, iri pickles,
Trust in sweets.
Ti ust in clothing,
Trust in soap—
But, glory be,
No trust in hope.
—The Commonar.
W. 11. Mitchell, o£ liarnesville,
ivns in the city Monday,
Tux Receiver K M. Kpplnger
will he here next Tuesday. If you
havuT already given n> you tax see
hlni.
Robt Mitchell, of mmiesville, was
1/. S. Dupree made his regular
weekly trip to Midway Situduy.
Prof. W. G. Brown, ’ of Concord, ,
was here Monday.
_______
15. Z. Akin, irow of Jacksonville,
Fla., is at home on a visit to ids
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Akin.
Mr-. W. D. Howell 'and Mtss
Sadie Ford spent Saturday last
Barnesville.
_______ £ ______________
Tax Receiver E. M. Eppiuger
will he here next Tuesday lor the
purpose of receiving state and pnun
ty taxes.
Judge E F. Dupree spent Mon
day m^liai ncsville.
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Mrs. A. If. Rawls and chihlicn,
of Haralson, arc the guests of Zeb
ulon relatives.
Miss A1 nia WalTcr, of Barnes
ville, is the guest of Mrs. F. B.
Wilder
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Miss Willie Willis, of Moiena, is
visiting Zebulon relatives this week.
Col. R. 11. Allen, of William
son, was here Monday.
Jas. L. Wells, of Atlanta, was
here Saturday last.
Do You Need Money?
Loans on farmlands quick and
cheap.
E. A. Stkimiens,
Attorney at Law, liarnesville, Ga,
DESTROYS POTATO BOGS.
Every gardener knows what it is
to Le troubled with pota o bugs, and
the person who discovers a success
tel remedy for exterminating them
will he hailed as a public benefactor
A North Carolina paper, the Gas
tonia Gazette, suys that cotlon seed
meal is an effective remedy for po
tato bugs. The Gazette tells of a
farmer wh * put some meal on hw
vines and m two hours the hugs had
disappeared —they did not die, bu 1
left Ihe vines. This farmer, says (he
Gazette, is firmly convinced of .the
virtues ot meal as on
Z Imt, powder, which is much cheaper
safer than Paris green. It is a
remedy that is eufcilv tried .
h. C. pilta.—A fine Tonic Pill for
weakness, general dtdiility, blood pui'ti
or, loss of appetite, indigestion Ac.
IV C. Mixture.-For coughs. Hoarse
ness, Rronchitisand all kindred troubles
of the lungs,
TU-0rippc Cablets.—For La Grippe,
Colds, Soreness in Muscles Ac as a result
of colds.
THE WITNESS HID NOT CAKE,
Gardiner Laihrup is responsible
tor ihb story but snys it was told him
by another lawyer who occasionally
did sonus practising m Arkansas,
says Use Kansrs City Stitt.
The cans on (rial was Unit ol « man
for murder. Just before the Slain
closed.ils cage a long, slender legge i
lanie.ru jawed individual was called
to the witness stand, lie testified in
brie! that lie had -seen Abo murder
commuted. The lawyer for the de
fense begun lus cross ex i mi nation
The witness deposited in his cheek
a piece of chewing tobacco uppureni
as large as the average person's fist
“You say,*‘ said itie defendant's
lawyer, “that you saw the homicide? 1
The witness chewed deliberaVIy
and careiuily crossed his legs.
| “Yep. I eeetf it," he answered.
t .„ ow (al . wcr , y „ n aWl))V .
Ii seemed at least two minules he
fore the witness answered, during
which time he chewed slowly uud
crossed his legs three or four times.
“But a mile and . a quarter, h he
answered. ,
“What tune of day was i'?“
“Just dusk," he answered,
“Do you mean to tell this jury,"
* alli the lawyer, rising and shaking
! " s un^r a, the wuness, “i hat you
could 8e.e a murder over a mile away
at dusts? , ,, How ,; do you expect anyone
to believe that?
The witness stroked his chin. He
chewed with exasperating deliberu
tion. First lie crossed one leg ov< r
Uw °i‘ier l *‘ en Hk cr,,Med
“» d r « r, '» ed 1,18 le e H iU ’J * dwsu "
1 111104 and (iBCurutoil ilie ji.ior half jib
,,jatiy times as a result ol the tnbac.
C() chewing. He twisted about in
his chair. Finally, when everybody's
patience was almost exhausted, the
witness said ;
“I don't care a d n for this jaw
suit no-how.“
LITTLE WILLIE,
“Why do you look lit roe so closely,
Willie,” said Mr. Sappington.
“J witz just lookin’ t’ see if you had
scales on you,’’ replied Mary’s little
brother.
•‘Why, what on eartli do you m an,
Willie!” exclaimed Mary, looking at Mr.
Sappington with alarm
“Wiiy, 1 beard you te S >Ir. Gooilfel
iow last night that Mr. Sappington was
a regular sucker, and suckers lias scales.’
Brain Le–ta.
The real Christian observes seven Sun
days a week ,
i Can’t is always living on the boun
ty of I will.
Failure in a had cause is the first step
towards a good success.
We know children who yearn for the
caresses wasted on worthless dogs.
It is better to profit by a mistake than
to waste time in mourning over it,
•‘Civilization is only Skin deep,” re
marked a noted philosopher. It appears,
however, that is only a case of sunburn.
The self-made man who boasts about
it usually equips liiuisclf with a fiat roof.
He who gives millions easily is entitled
less credit tiian he who gives pennies by
Satan manages to remain in business
by never trusting his work to
while away on a vacation.
\Y U Kltl'L 1 .S lhe Barnesvilh' Ssiy*nu’» Hank,
a corporation established nmlcr the laws of the
state of Georgia, desires to have its « barter
amended so as to Incorporate (herein the pro
vision of the general law for the incorporation
of hanks which is fully set forth in Section 8 of
the Act approved December 20th. 1893., and
ombodut in v)l;>ll*»f the civil Code of I8n."», tins
being the only provision of the general law
which it desires to have incorporated m its
charter, the adoption of which said provision
supersedes and nullities all provisions of its
charter, as it now exists, in conlhct with the
provision hereby adopted. New, Therefore,
LE IT RI.SOLYT.I) by the Hoard of Diree
tors of the HarncsvHle Savings Hank, that its
President, he, and he is hereby, authorized and
directed to make and tile in the. o'Hoe of .secre
tary of State of fin state of Georgia a declara
tion, in writing, sighed by him as said Presi
dent. and given under its corporate seal, des
ignating the provision of the general taw (set
forth in nihil of the rode) which said bank de
sires to have incorporated in, and made a
part of, its charter.
\V . < . ST All' n o, Ser'y. <:. o. Svmmkus,
chairman.
hnrnesyille. Georgia,, March Jil-st, lHOiJ.
CEOHi.Ev, PIKE rOl XI'V,
J, w. e. istalTord, secretary of the Board of
Directors ot the Hume."vide svavin Hawk,
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true,
correct and complete ropy *»f it Reeidwtum ot
the .sailI Hoard of Directors which was unaim
oustv adopted by them at a meeting dnW lwd»l
on the nist. dtiy of March. l»t»2 at the usual
pi turn of meeting of said Board, in Itaruesville,
and the same i > lull v .-cl forth in Urn in in uti* s
of stud Hon Hi.
\ father certify that the. BarnesvilU’ Savings
Blink was Incorporated by au Act *»r the Gen
eral Assembly, approved October 2(ilh, I *70..
amended by an Act. appia ved March ki d, isfli,
and father amended by the Set ret ary oi Stale
on the C Ulowlug dates, to-wit: February 20th,
iHUfi, and OctobeJ' Jlth, JS97-'
IN WITNEY WliERKOE, »' have licieimU'
set my otJicial hand and the sea: of said bank.
NY . e. st wyouth see Board of Directors of
llie Borne.“-wiJk, saving* Hank.
{Seal].
Attisl -.
\, M. La mb in n’, nuMbler.
tmi)KK AND liY T r J KTTTK of smthor
i 1 y vested m me 1»v tUe IK aid of Diree
tois of the Biiriiesviile »S’a v intf« Jhmk, T,
C. () Summers, I’reSidehT. of said cor
poration, hereby make and Hie in the
ofliee *>f .Secretary of /State of the State
of Georgia, tins declaration under its
corporate seal, »n provided by statute,
and declare that said Bartlesville Sav*»
inys Bank desires to have incorporated
in and. made a nark of its charter, the
provisions of the pem-ml law for the in*
eorp ration of banks which is fully net
forth in Section S of the Act approved
December 2 < hh, i^9*>. and embodied in
■Section It)11 of k olume 2 of the Civil
Code of I80’)» this heiujj the only pro*
vision of said general h»w which if- de
sires to have incorporated in its eharter,
the adoption of wliich said provision
supersedes and nullities all provision <»f
i's charter, as ii now exists, in conflict
with the provision hereby adopted.
I hereto attach a copy of the Desola
tion of said Board of Direct ors an Ihor*
izin<* ami directing tno to make this de
claration and a statement, of the dates
of said charier and amendments thereto,
certified as required by law,
0. O. rfi .mmH its, Bresident.
Bavnesville Savings Bank.
(Sea!).
ATTEST:
A. M. fiftmUdin, C’;»t>hiur
STAT/-: OF (rKOUGlA
Office Of Secretary of St-ito. 1, I’liilip
Cook, .Secretary of State of Hio State of
Georgia, do hereby eertit’y, Tlsal the al
tnolied anil foregoing two sheets of type
written mailer contain » true and cor
rect copy of an application for amend,
moot of the charier of the Barnesville
Savings Hank, this day filed in this De
pHi'tmenf,
IN TL.sTi.t/o.W HT1ERKOF, i
have hereuutn sc, my hand and affixed
the Heal of my Office, al the Capitol, in
the City of Atlanta, tins 1st.- clay of
■ppril, in (lie year of our Lord One
Thousand Ahne Hundred and Two. ami
of the lndepnedeiice of tins Untied
States of America the One Hundred and
t wen tyssixth. Se.srclary of Slate.
Piin.ii' Co ok,
St at k <tv Ojdo, Criv <;r Toi.kj>o
Lit ah GouNTYf
FitANK J. Ciik.vb.v makes oath that he
IS t he senior partner of Ihe firm of I'. J
Ciihskv – Co .doing bus'ni s, in ih»
Oil V of Toledo. County ancHFtnlc afore
said, anil that said firm will pay ihe sum
of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Catarrh Unit can
not he cured by the use of If all’s < U
TAiatn Cuhk.
FRANK J. CHUNKY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this fiiWay of December,
A. D. 1886.
A. IV. GLKBOX,
Seal. Notray Public.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken infernally
and acl» directly on the blood and mu
cun surfaces of the system. Send for the
testimonials, fr, e
F. J. CHENEY – CO., Toledo, O.
fo'd by druggeai, 75c.
Hall’s Family Pills arc the best.
$11.00 Worth for Oaly $ 5 . 00 .
We will send Review of Reviews,
Public Opinion, Current Literature
(all new), McClure's, Success and
The Hi mx o«e year for
MM. lh. roguls. price « W.UUi
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 1.00.
announcements.
Notices under this heading are $5 eac)
in advance.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
1 hereby announce myself as a eandidau
for Representative of Pike entity subject to
the action of tlm Democratic Primary’.
K. M . OWKN'.
I rcspcc; in liy announce mjst lfa candidate
for the legislature, subject to the action of the
Democratic, primary to be hidden Pike.
J. F. Maddux.
Mr. Editor: Please sav to the white people
<>t Pike that l am a candidate for the Legisla
ture am that I will submit inv candidacy to
the white primary to bo called by the Demo
ei a tic Executive Committee of the county, and
that I will abide the nomination.
A. A. Ml'RI'UKY.
FOR CLERK SUPERIOR COURT, >
l hereby announce myself as a candidate for
iv-elceimn for clerk of the .Superior Court of
Pike county, subject to the Democratic pri
mary.
Respectfully,
J. U. Matiifws.
FOR TREASURER.
\ hereby announce myself u candidate for
re-election ns county Treasurer of 1’ike, sub
jeet to the coming Democratic primary. Will
unpreeinu* y our support.
M. (i. IliUlllSuN.
FOR TAX RECEIVER.
The Journal is authorized to announce the
name of J. T. Vaughn as a candidate for Tax
Receiver subject to Democratic primary
.June 5.
I am a candidate, for the otlle.c of tax receiv
er of Pike county, subject, to the action of Hit*
Democratic primary. It elected vill endeavor
to discharge the duties of the oJhee faithfully.
lv. Y. BkCKUAM.
f am a mimlidaU*. Kw tax vvvcivvr of Hikv
Coiiin.y suhjeei t.*> the ar.tinn of the Demorratir
primary. I want your vote.
G. A. Simmons.
1 am a earUblate for re-eleetion to the olllco
of tax receivin'<>t Bike eoauty* subject to tlie
Domteratie primary.
K. M. EmstiKu.
FOR SHERIFF.
I re>peetl’ullv aummnee mjsell'a eaiuli'late
for re-election for sbcntVof Bike county, sale
jeet to the action of the Democratic party i
am very grateful to the peepld ol Bike for
their past support and ii re elected will be a -
faithful in the perform.‘time of my duties as in
the past. ■ }. II. Mil.Mill.
Tilv: JouJiN a i, is authorized to announce the
mime of J*’. IL Wilder as a eaudidalo fur
. lienlf of Bike county subject I" the Demo
erarie primary to ocholil dune 5’
YOU COUONKK.
I hereby announce myself a candidate for tlm
olhi f, of Coroner m Bike county, nubject to tue
Democsratie primary, your biipport will he
appreciated.
.1. K. .SMITH.
FOR TAX COLLECTOr.
I hereby aunouneo my,self a candidate for re*
election to the (itUce of Tax collector, subject
jo the Democratic primary.
With imHuntiiCfH of my j»rofoimd appreciation
of all favoi’B ,shown me m the past, I most
ruspe di'ully ami earntMt ly solicit the support of
every voter in ihe county in the approacaicus
j trim ary.
Jso. T , Hi NT,
FOR STATIC SENATOR.
j-,, n,i. voters of the Twenty-secoml seuavorinl
Itislriot:
] cm a randidtita for the Senate Irons
this District',-subject to tlia Uemottratie
nomination, and respectfully solicit your
support If elected, l will endeavor to
the full extent of my ability to represent
you failhtuily and efficiently.
Very roily,
W. A. WonstiAst.
For Surveyor.
I MM it eiiuillilale for surveyor of Pike coun
ty, Mto.ieet to nrmoeralie pninnry .Mine 5.
T. JO. SKICKLANB.
WON’T FOLLOW ADVICE AFTER PAVING
FOR IT
In a recent ariu-le a prominent physi
cian says, “It is next to impossible fur
the physician to get his patient to carry
out any prescribed cotuse of hygiene or
diet to ihe smallest extent; be has but
one result left, namely, the drug treat
(nor.t. ? ’ When medicines are used for
chionlc constipation, the most mild and
gentle obtainable, such as CluimbcGain s
Stomacho – Liver Tablets, should be
employed. Their use is nut followed by
constipation as they leave the bowels in
a uatuial and healthy condition.
K„r sale by* All Dealers Zebulon, R. A.
Mallory Concord, 11, G. Jordan Moiena.
AN IDEAL PLACE TO PICNIC.
At Pine Mountain Springs—-we Iiavo
made every arrangement to make this
place oue at which all picnic crowds and
all gatherings can come with full assur
ance that a hearty welcome await* them.
AU who want a day well spent and
pleasantly so, are welcome here. We will
do all weean to make your parties
pleasant. wish I,me to
Let all come who «t any
speud a day, picnicking, at there beauti
ful springs. You will lie welcome.
J. M. if KAO.
HOUSEWORK
Too much housework wrecks wo
mon’s nerves. And the constant
care of children, day and night, is
often too trying for even a strong
woman. A haggard face tolls the
story of the overworked housewife
and mother. Deranged menses,
Icucorrha'a and falling of the
womb result from overwork.
Every housewife needs a remedy
to regulate her menses and to
keep her sensitive female organs
in perfect condition.
is doing' this for thousands of
American women to-day. It cured
Mrs. Jones and that is why she
writes this frank letter:
Gl Andean©, Ky., Fob. 10,1901.
I am so glad that I your feeling Wino better of Gardui than
* helping felt me. for am i doing
have years, am my
own work without any help, and I
washed last week and was nob one bit
tired. That shows that tbo Wine i#
doing me good. I am getting and sleep fleshier
than I over hearty. was before, Before I taking good
aful eat Cwrdvxi, I used to began to
Wino of have lay
down five or six times every day, but
now I <lonot think of lying down through
the day. Mrs. Hi guard Jonjss.
$1.00 AT OKlTiGlSTS.
For a< Jvfce and literature, Advisory address, Department”, giving symp
toms, “Tho Ladies’ Chattanooga. The
Chaff a IlOOgrt Medicine Co., Tenn.
The Union Central
Life Insurance Co.
Guaranteed Loan Paid-up and Ex
tended Insurance, Placed in Face oi the
Policy.
Premiums reduced each 'year By An
nual Dividends
Policies Incontestable from date o £
Issue, as to Residence and Travel.
Strong old, and reliable Company.
B. W. TORRANCE. General Ag< nt,
GRIFFIN, GA.
Office: Merchants and Planters
Bank Bkl’g.
Whooping ougli.
A woman who has KuJ experience
with this tiiseasc, tells how to prevent
any dangerous consequences from it. She
pays; Our ihree cliiblren took whooping
cough last summer, our baby boy being
only three months old. and owing to our
giving them Chamber! tin’s Cough liisin-
1 'ily, they iogt none ot their plumpness
ami came out in much better health than
other cliiMrt n w huso parents did not uso
th ; s remedy. Our ohlest little girl would
call lusiily lor cough eyrUp hetwe.en
whonpe.—Jr:' Bin Pinkisv Hall, Bpring
ville, Ala. Tliis Remedy 's for sale by*
All dealers /, ImUiu, U. A. Mallory
Concord, It. GL Jordan Moiena.
GEORGIA PIKE COliUTY.
To whom it may concern.
V,. 15. Pitts having made application to
mu in due fo’in tu be appointed peinm
m nt Administrator upon the es'ateof G.
S'. Bias live ot said county deceased.
Notice is heieoy given (hat said npnlica
tion will be heard at tho regular teim of
the court of Ordinary to be held on the
first -Monday in June. This May the 7th
U)02.
J. YV. Mj'Jans, Ordinary
No Loss of Time,
1 have sold Chamberlain’s Colic,
Oholcaand Diarrhoea Remedy fi r years,
and would rather be out of coffee and
sugar Ihuu it. 1 sold five bottles of it
yesterday to threshers dial could go no
father, and they are at work again this
morning—If. P. PiiKU’S, Plymouth,
Oklahoma As will he seen by the above
the threshers were able to keep on wi'li
their work without losing a single day’s
time. You should keep a bottle of ibis
Remedy in your home. For sa.e by*
All Dealers Zebulon, R A. Mallory
Concord, If. O. Jordan Moiena.
REDUCE YOUR
LIVING EXPENSES
By patronizing W. T. Fin
cher, the new Grocer. He
has a fresh line bought for
cash and is selling them cheap
er than merchqjits who buy
Oil time. Try him.