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NEWS
FROM
SIRMANS
V
Miss Mary and Rosa Fender of
near here tvent shopping to Mill-
1 , town Tuesday.
We have had some cold weat¬
her on this side oMfce county, of
course it was cold but the Thermo¬
meter liked some going below zero
but after all it was cold enough
that we are expecting Christmas
about the -twenty fift of Deeettib
er.
Some of the farmers up here
are diging Potatoes and making
eadv to grind Cane-
Mr. Marcus Tomlinson was her*
on business Thursday. i
:
Mr. H. L- Lankford and D. J
Smith were, here Thursday or
business,
Mias . Lee and Viola Tomlinson
was the welcome guests of Mf.f*
B.Smith’s girls Sunday P. M.
they was also a number of otner
boys and girls there, they all bad
a jolly good time chawing cane
Mr, W. J. Tomlinson 3r. and
Mr. W. J. Tomlisoa Jr. mad
business trip to Milltown to-day.
Mrs. Gary from Milltown waa
here on bnsiuess Tuesday.
Mr. and-dVlr.-,. Malpnus visited
relations in Milltown Sunday.
Mr. aud Mrs. F, B. Simians
are atendeding the fair at Macon
this week.
Miss Ruby Pnflorb and herjjt
tie sister Ruth were visitors here
3 no day.
Glad to see that the formers are
making plenty of corn and seme
to sail
Cotter, market is dtdl in Mi lltown
this week about 30cts a pound in
the lint is the bast. I think ,e«u i
a good price-
GUARANTEE
Dodson’s Liver—Toue to be take
he place of and be superior to
Calomel.
We have such perfect confi'
dence in Dodson’s Liver-Tone as a
substitute for calemel, possessing
all"the medicinal virtues without
the disagreeable fetures and dan¬
gers of colomcl; that we make the
foiling proposition:
We guarantee Dodson’s Liver-
Tonetogive satisfactiou and if it
does not, come back and’get your
If you need a Hard Made Hick
ory Axe Handles that will stnn^
^Jtanor the te$t The \fauor Trading Co
Ga. ha'*e th# good. Any
quantity.
Our little store is smsll but lar g#
for bargains in Dry Goods ect.We
are, hard to beat.
J,L. Mathis co Valdosta Ga
Our little store is the most com
pletc little store you ever saw
J L Mathis Valdosta oa
Yong men who dress well
like our new cuts for youg gents
Come on and take’a took and get
posted about the latest men up-to
date clothing. The Manor Trading
Company.
es.
WANTED TO BUY.
Small farm near school located
^Addi'e** , in good hog and cattle range.
Box 103, Trilby, Fla.
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THE OFICIAL ORGAN OF CLINCH COUNTY
SOMERVILLE, GA..FRIDAY, NOVEMBER H
LOCAL OPAONISTs ARE IN
*' MAJORITY.
Jacksonville. Fla., Nov. 8.—Par
tial feteoKuS; embracing a,705 votes
from Bradford, Columbia. Hamil-
Leon, toBp'S^bi.es, Lt^-y, Marion, Jefferson, Lafayette,
Nassau Oseo-
la Pasetf, Ptilk^Putman and Volu¬
sia, 'Pith six country precincts in
Hillaboryugii, pive 2,739 ^ votes for
state wide pr^iibition and 2,98b
against X
So fai as heard from Duval
county' is about three to one
againft the amendment.
The amendment seems to be de¬
feated by over 5,000 majority.
The Manor Trading Company
all the ladies in the coun¬
ty to call anl see their new stock
of Sweaters. Just the garment
you need for the cold weather.
. The Manor Trading Co. is show
in if n most excellent line of ladies’
union suits and all sorts of under¬
wear at popular prices.
If tln» cold snap.has caught you,
come on to The Manor Trad-
ing.-jCo. and supply your needs in
Winter goods. The Big Store is
ladies’ Rowing a complete line of men’s
and childrens’ union suits,
Under'vests, etc. Our n,ew seleo-
of ladies’ and misses coats
are opening and going on sale. Be
early and get suited.
.The Manor Trading Co.
Our line of Clothing is unequai- |
ed in this country and you will l
make no mistake to come this way
for your suit.
The Manor Trading Co.
If you need an extra coat at less
than you could buy the cloth from
a dry goods store, just come
the Big Store and you will get
just what you want.
The Manor Trading Co.
Call on The Manor Trading C<>.
for your Disc Harrows and all
implements needed on your farm.
Prof. G. A. Stubbs of Douglas,
Ga., was visiting friends and rel¬
atives here Saturday. Prof.
Stubbs goes to Hahira to begin a
school.
Gl /'ittxtp,. NS. GLNS. All „ kinds , • , of
guns just received and on sale at
the Bio STORE of the Manor
adi r g Co. Manor, Ga. Pri
g ht.
Golden’s 2 Roller Light Draf
Cane Mill are the best, Ugh
enough for one horse and strong
for two Mules. Specal Prices b
The Manor Trading Co.
Manor G'E
c,TrmT oITl ATI<>N. * Wanted , Tur-
as
peniine Stiller can furnish best
of reference, have practically ex
per sen ce. For father information
write,
T. T- Peagler.
File Your Expenses
All i ‘idateh for office are
requried to file their their sworn
statement of campaign expenses
within zOdays al ter the election
It seems that the candidates
in the October electien have for¬
gotten this,
Dont wait until Judge Parker
crarges the grand jury as to what
should be donp in such cases.
LOST
On* black horse mule abou
7years old - one dark mare mule
about 12 years old escaped from
my lot 4 miles South of Ruskin
night of September 22.
Finder will please drop me a
card to Ruskin Ga. and be rewar¬
ded for your trouble.
Sincerely
Barnard
ELECTIONS
REPORT 0
PROBABLY THIRTY SEATS
ARE TAKE NFROM
REPUBLICANS.
Washington, I). C., Nov. 8.—
Elections held throughout the
.
country today resulted in a politi¬
cal convulsion of far reaching ex¬
tent 1 at many points to the famous
tndal wave of 1882 and apparent¬
ly more wide-spread in its effect.
The indications toward mid-
night were that the national house
of. representatives had- been ear
ried by the Democrats, reversing
the present Republican majority
of 43.
The United States Senate prob¬
ably will have a reduced Repub¬
lican majority as a result of legis¬
lative elections held in many
states.
Winners in State Races.
In New York State, John A.
Dix, Democratic candidate for
governor, is elected over Henry Tj
S timson. Republican, reversing
the Republican plurality of 70,-
000 in 1908 for Gov. Hughes.
fn New Jersey Woodrow Wil¬
son. Democratic candidate for
governor, is elected over Vivian
M. Lewis, Republican, by 15.000
plurality, reversing the previous
plurality of 8,000 for
Gov. Fort.
Tn Massachusetts Fugene N.
Foss, Democratic candidate has
defeated Gov. Eben 8. Draper. Re
publican, candidate for re-elec¬
tion. hv 30.900 plurality, revers¬
ing G'iv. Draper’s former plurali¬
ty of 8.000.
Connecticut and Ohio.
In Connecticut Judge Simeon
E. Baldwin, Democratic candidate
is elected governor over A. Good¬
win, Republican, by 4.000 plural¬
ity, reversing the previous Repub¬
lican plurality of 16,000.
In Ohio Gov. Judson Hannon,
Demoer- ' V candidate for re-elec-
tios. , .. s to have carried the
^-{f 15.000 over Warren G.
Harding. Republican,
In New Hampshire Robert II.
Ba ss, Republican candidate for
governor, is leading Charles E.
Carr. Democratic candidate by
6,000 plurality.
In Pennsylvania the election of
John II. Toner, Republican can¬
didate for governor, is claimed by
a large plurality.
In Rhode Island, Gov. Pothier,
Republican candidate, Lewis is slightly
in the lead over A. Water¬
man. Democratic candidate, with
a plurality much reduced from
that of 1909.
In Tennessee the fusion candi-
date, Ben W. Hooper, is apparent-
ly elected by 15,000 plurality,
Democratic governors have
been elected in Alabama and
South Carolina. Tn Town the Dem
oerats claim the election of Claud
R. Porter for governor, but this is
not yet conceded.
In Wisconsin the election of
the Republican candidate for gov¬
ernor, Francis E. McGovern, is
claimed by a reduced majority,
and the return of Senator LaFol-
k'tte to the United States Senate
; ls
1 o, iarles K 0 s-
}, ors( , Republican candidate
for coventor, appears to have a
safe lead over L. T. Hermans,
Democrat.
The following is a list of the
petit jurors to serve at the No¬
vember term of Superior court
to convene November 21.
L Thomas D. Dickerson,
2. Samuel T. Howell,
3. William J. Register,
4. John Register,
5. J. A. Mathis,
6. Reppard R. Inman,
7. O. B. Crew's,
8. William J. Tomlinson, Sr.
9. John J. Register,
10. Benjmin Sirmans,
11. Sherrord Fender,
12. T. C. Keels,
When in need of wire fencing
go to J. L. Waldrup.
From Argyle
After a week of difficult exsma
ion the tea chers? ofour City schoo
finds the following ones, entitled
to be placed on the Role of Honor
Robert Booth, Frank High raitli,
Clinton Strange, Kate Register,
Tomie Highsmith, Dorathy, Wil-
ijamsJi'vU Vi I t a Mary Etna i
Wallace, and Bryand Hinson.
Every body seems to be well pleas
cd with the improvement of the
school.
Dr. Pennington of Nnylcr w
n town Tuesday.
Mr. A. J. Right of Live Oke, FI
spend Sunday and Monday wit
home folks.
On last Thursday P. M. the pret
ty scene was that of Miss Ema
Corbitte and Mr- Robert Hewett
of near Manor. When they made
good Iheir escape and was united
n a-" • U ) , Stnpletonper
formed the ceremony. We ex
tend our congratulations.
Mess”s N. A. Dixon & Sons of
Way cross was in town Saturday
anU j Sundav UnCdy the guest K of Mr. &
Mrs R. J. Booth,
Dr. Stapleton made a business
call to Pearson Monday,
Wake up correspondents if you
don’t, we will soon oelieve, love
fever has captured you-
Papa’s pet.
If you need a good wagon The
Manor Trading Co. wants you as
a customei and will make it inte¬
resting foiyou.
13. Thomas M. Johnson.
14. Clifford A. Hodges,
15. John J. Brack,
16. E. J. Futeh,
17. Jas. Z. Curry,
18. Irvin W. Griffin,
19. Attieus II. Moore,
20. Albert J. Lockliear,
21. J. F. Hughes,
22. Alfred C. Capps,
23. J. M. Evans,
24. J. M. Tootle,
25. Ben F. Booth,
26. II. L. Lankford,
27. Wm. J. Wallace,
28. Robert J. Booth,
29. Edward C. Hedge,
30. J. II. Ferndon,
31. William Pierce,
32. Henry W. Hunter,
33. 1). J. Godwin.
34. S. A. Lastingcr,
35. John T. Tomlinson,
36. Elbert B. Register.
The following is a list of grand
jurors for November term Supe¬
rior court to be convened Novem¬
ber 21st:
1. Chas. K. Green,
2. John M. Smith.
3. Tharp Roberts, Sr.
4. J. B. Cornelius,
5. Peter A. Young,
6. L. R. Register,
7. J. S. Kirkland,
8. W. T. Howell,
9. Wiley II. Hinson,
10. Francis M. Anderson,
11. John M. North,
12. John .T. Riberon,
13. George W. Iladsock,
14. Staten B. Tomlinson,
15. Henry Welburn Corbitt,
16. Jesse C. Touch tone,
17. J. A. Iloltzendorf,
18. Charlton C. Drawdy,
19. Frank B. Allen,
20. C. M. McLamb,
21. Perrv A. Courson,
22 J. IT. P. Johnson,
23. William M. Hughes,
24. Warren R. Dickerson,
25. Isaac Sirmans,
26. E. D. Brinson,
27. J. E. Booth,
28. James Highsmitb,
29. James Smith,
j 30. B. S. Register.
1910
TAX COLLECTOR'S NOTICE.
First Round.
Will be at Argyle Oct. 17, 1910.
Dupont 18.
Stockton 19.
Withers 20.
Fargo 21.
Edith 21 at 3 p. m.
Council 22.
Magnolia 24.
Wiregrass 25.
Moor’s Mill 20.
Mud Creek 27.
Second Round.
Argyle Nov. 5, 1910,
Dupont Nov. 8.
Stockton Nov. 9.
Withers Nov. 10.
Fargo Nov. 11.
Edith Nov. 11 at 3 p. m.
Council Nov. 12.
Magnolia Nov. 14.
Wiregrass Nov. 15.
Moore’s Mill Nov. 28.
Mild Creek Nov. 29
Thigpen Nov. 30 until 12 a. m.
Simians Noy. 30 at 2 p. m.
Third Round.
/Argyle Dec. 1, 1910.
Dupont Doe. 2.
Stockton Dec. 3.
Withers Dee. 6.
Magnolia Doe. 7.
Youngs Crossing Dec. 8.
Fargo Dec. 9.
Wiregrass Dec. 10.
Sandy Bottom Dec. 12 until 12
a. m.
Moore’s Mill Dec. 13 till 12 am.
Balloon Dec. 12 at 2 p. m.
Mud Creek Dec. 14.
Thigpen Dec. 15 till 12 a. m.
Simians Dee. 15 at 2 p. in.
Young men who dress well should see our
ATE if LINE OF,SUITS NOW[ON SALEA
THE BIGr STORE 4
We pay special attention to fit and quality do
not bG affraid to risk a trip to Manor for your
Suit for we have the stock, new and up 1 o date
and guarntee satisfaction. Onr Beacon and
Shield Brand Clothing is not excelled in thiq
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BI^STOREOFThe^IANQR TRADING
»the place where you win always fihd a incst
complete stock of dry goeds r cUcesB e
shoes Men’s and Ladies iumishings Furuitur
Hardware, Cane mills> Wagons, Buggies, Disc
HarrowStalks cutters,Wire fencing aDdevm
thing in the Line of farming implements You
should come and see our stock, If you cant com
write us and we will give your inquiries dr c
ptattention*
THE MANOR TRADING COMPANY
MANOR GEORGIA
NOVEMBER Uth
ANDlStE- GRAND
prize Automo¬
bile race-
til
Savanr ah,Georgia-
Atlantic coast Li ne
offers V< y low Ex¬
cursion ates- Dates
of Sale
November 9 th, 10th aud 11th
11 d for trains scheduled, to reach
Savannah fornoon November 12th
Final limit; November 13th 1010
Correspondenceitvitea in regan
to privato oar’partios Puihnan s"-
••rvation, rates, or y mat
ion besired.
Inquire of any Atlantic coaa-
Liue Agent, Oi write to;
G, A. Bard well’ Cdmercial
Agent, Motgomery, Ala, It. p.-
Green, Trav. Pass. Agent Th 0 mas-
ville, Go, E M North, A. G. P, A
Savannah, Ca.
5 or 6 doses of ”«66” will cu
any cas* of chills and Fav
price 26 cts.