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We want your husiueea ai d will make it to your inter- ^ eet to deal with na. 4* 4,4.4.4.4.4.4•4•4•4•4•4•4•4•*b4•4•4•4*4••l••!*4•4•4* i SOUTHERN ATLANTA, GEORGIA Is without doubt the most interesting practical, and most valu¬ able Southern Farm Paper pub&Rhed. It comes twice a month, contains 2 4 times 24 each year; to 40 pages, and covers every department of the farm and home. It is worth much more 1 than the subscription mm j price of 50c per year. The editors are all practical what farmers they and know are . writing about. The first issue of each month is a Prize Special subscription; ,worths “What year’s Farmers Are Doing“ the letters, mid-month printed issue, in are of great practical val¬ ue. Hundred! of dollar* are paid to subscribers for articles ends year, and the wf. experienceof these writers of I will be worth hundreds dollars to you. Sample copy FREE. i tic fw IS! ^ /'a V r 0} THE OFFICIAL ORG-AN OF CLINCH COUNTY Homerville, Georgia, Friday, July, 21. 1911. Withers News. Mrs. A. ,1. Baldwin and son, Kenton, have returned home af¬ ter h pltsmut trip to Glenville, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Y. F. Allen spent .Sunday in Withers as the guest of Mrs. J. R. Allen. Quite a large crov/d from With ers attended preaching at Alapha church near Stockson, Sunday, Rev.*&. ,T. Lawrence, of Flori !a, preached an able sennaon here Friday night. Messrs Henry and luuna East* erling., of Glenville, hare been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. Johnson, of near Stockton, spent Friday in our town. Miss Mattie Bennett, who is teaching school near Stockton, spent Saturday and "Sunday with 'bar parents, Mr. and Mrs. I s . M Bennett, here Mr. 8. B. Newbern, df Hamp ton Springs, spent Saturday in Withers Mr. John Me Lain spent Sun¬ day in Withers. A large crowd from Haymow at- imdod church here Sunday night, Mr. W. M. 'Zeigier made a buai ness trip to Valdosta Saturday. Mr. Leim McLain mu*e short to VitSTOrs "Sunday. Jumbo .17 uni G. C. with us !fow« while. ■G. H. .f ff dl r «iyew>88, is j« the city tar several -weefea. Mrs. S. L. ifJrftvwdy, *vh» has 4»cn visiting irefiative« !in !Lu£owioi •Gc., returned home Tuesday. T Mis8 Froilkiie Sweat. Wh« ihas baea sfiendmg some time with her. brother, WalK -Sweat, in Ail ton Fia.t.r eturned hoaae -Saturday. ORDINANCE Bait ordained iteyitbe Mayor and Council of the Teann .ctf Honwr ' Villa it session dady laasenibled, and itie hereby ozdarinediby audho- rityot the same, Tfcait onmid alter the passage •( this m«ainanee, that all pemwis in theTWn ofilomer- ’vilie are iforbidden to swet)p out ; «»n the street nr deposit <n. ithc streets orwaeant lots mi the town; oi Hemerritle espeeialy in the’ Basinpart of said Town, any trash or decayed natter, But must keep all refused matter in Rot es or Barrels swd Burn tke same And all persons are m(«ired to keep tn front and rear of th ei Stores and place of business, clean and in a sanitwy condition, W S one refusing to comply wito term ...... this ordinance shall . be o, mh ed in the discretion of the Mayor and in aeeordince with the prov isions of the charter of said town. Adopted June 2tst 1911 Picnic Notice There will be picnic at Mr. H. Cox’s place, north of Dupont, on the 4th SaturPay in July. Notice FOR SALE 50 head of Stock Cattle, 0. P. Register Dupont Ga, Pine Groye Items • The Piae Grove school open ed two weeks ago with a large en¬ rollment. Mr, Henry Knight, of Live Oak, Fla., is our teacher, and the patrons are all well satis- fled, A great many of the people of this section attended the picnic at Midway last Saturday and report ed tv fine time. Miss Mattie and Alice Griffis spent Sunday afternoon at Mr. Randal Corbitt. Dr. C uljtepper was called to the bedside of Jackson Corbitt last Tuesday. We are glad to hear he is improving. Miss Rebecca Mettles returned home this week after a visit to her aunt near Blackshear. Yours truly Slim Jim '8to#kton, Ga., July 15th 1911. In loving remembrance of our 'dear Brother Robert Reppard In¬ man, died June 10th 1911, mem¬ ber of Stockton Camp No. 303 W. W.; age 28 years, 6 month, 13 'days. This is a bright glad beautiful world fragrant with the odor of 'Flowers, tuneful with the songs of birds, resplendent with the glories of wirth > 9ea ’ and sk T- aT,d .? et its attractions are unnoticed by us-, for grim merciless death has ap¬ peared in our Camp and snatched from us our dear Brother so dearly ‘loved. The sky is hung with black Clouded curtains, our vision is overcast with the gloom of sorrow [and every land that strikes our eves'has in it a cadence of despair. ■Without the presence of that one Who'has gone before, our Camp iadeed seems empty and cheerless 'to ns and in our hearts there is a dreary dismal aching void. The only consolation is the sweet real¬ ization of the past, and that our beloved Brother is at peace. The one upon whom all our affections were placed Is now in that land Where the wicked cease from tron- ble and the werry are at rest. Bend ’Ing'Over the open coffin looking at-the’folded hands which will never clasp ours again in this world, gazing upon the closed eyesiu which We will never more see our image reflected on this earth, >we are made to tremble with emotion. Our scalding tear fall at? we realize that our earthly brotherhood «ith this oue fs for- ever at an end, and as stated be¬ fore our mnly consolation is that ou-r dear Brother has heard from Uhe -Father's lips; “Well done tbou good rand faithful servant enter thou into the joy of thy Lord.’'' "Otur-consolation is found in Sound in a consideration of the feet that our treasure is in heaven The poor worn form will never more Be recked with the agonies * P^^Dng „ is at an end. But be ^^le while until we will cross the -dark river and OHr ^ Brothe on the other Klw>re and untiI then we will find such thoughts as ^ alwe Md in testifying to our faithful memery of of the depart ed. ’Tis hard to break ihe tender cord, When love has bound the heart, 'Tis hard so hard to speak the word We must forever part, Dearest loved one, we must iay thee. In the peaceful grave embrace, But the memory will lie cherished, Till we see thy heavenly face Committee. J. L. Crews E. J. Futeh, W. E. Sloan g y"K*V+ 0 + 0 +OlK.-+ 0 * 0 + 0 * 0 + 0 *‘>+C-+ 0 +&+ 040 + 0 *Oi <*o+o+o+o+o«o+o+ c♦wo* O* ©♦<>♦ i' . £®eal items ©f Interest *>«ao*c*C‘Ov>oo*ooao*: oooooooaoooao^ *c*owowo. It has been raining for some few days. W. B. Gibbs made a business trip to Way cross. Henry Henderson visited home f losk in Manor Tuesday. Mr. Beawins, of Douglas, brought in a “coon, Tuesday, H. J. Peagler’s automobile is in running condition again. Mr. Dyal, of Waycross, mad e a business Jtrip to Homerville, Tuesday. M. A. Cornelius, who is teach ing in Ware county spent the week-end in the city. J. M- Dame, of Fruitland, was in the city Saturday and gave the News Office a call. Reva Dame, of Bain bridge, is visiting his patents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Dame, this week. We are glad to note the im¬ provement of Mrs. P. R. Lee, who hss been ill for several days. Mrs. G- A. Gibbs returned home Sunday from a visit to her sister, Mrs. Keels, out from Du¬ pont, Herbert Dickerson happened to a slight accident Thursday when a mule threw him and sprained his ankle. J. B. Cornelius one of our pros perous farmers, who reside near here, was in town one day last week. W. T. Corbitt, of Cutting, spent the week-end in the city. John T. Jones, of Cutting, was in town Saturday. Miss Susie Smith left Monday for near Milltown where she will spend some time visiting Misses, Lonnie and Jonnine Smith. At Mayors court monday two white boys charged with milicious mischieff one being fined $1.00 to include cost and the other being turned loose School Books for sale at J. C. Hargraves. All Book sold for cash. Elementary Geography •40 Fryers High “ .80 Fourth Reader 36 Third « i 30 Second It 25 First a 20 First Speller 13 Word Book 12 First Grammar 35 High (« 75 Two Book Course Grammar 46 Elementary Arithmitic 25 Practically 40 Small Physology i 35 Large 80 Highirs If 90 History of our country 40 “ Georgia 60 Civil Goverment 54 Vol- XV. No. 39 > Donnie M c Quig went to Meig, Ga. Monday. G. W. North went to Argyle business Friday- A. J. Gibbs made a business trip to dupont Saturday. ^ Mrs" P. R. Lee visited Mrs. W- 0. Lrstinger, of near here. Mr. Moody of Jacksonville, Fla was in town on business Tuesday. Mrs. C. Gillican and son visited relatives in Exley Ga., returner' home Tuesday. Frank Smith, the Walking boss of the convict camp, was in town Sunday, has Mr. Miller of 0,Bryan,"Fla, excepted the position as- night operator here. Leon Byrd kill a large hawk, in the heart of town. Saturday, by shooting it twice. The News office was a scene of scenes of beauty, when fiv3 young ladies give it a call. Mrs. Ben Henderson of Jack- Bonville Fla. is visiting relatives in the city this week. Mr. and Mrs. W, O, Lastinger, who reside near here was in town shopping Saturday. Berry Kirkland, of Quitman* was visiting relatives here Sat¬ urday and Sunday. Brode and “Broom” Cox, of Du pont, was in town Saturday, the of Fred Saunders- Alferd Cox, of Argyle, who ex Dected to put up a Barber shop town- was in the city Tuesday Seward Smith Jr. and' Ward Thigpen returned home from Charleston and other points in South Carolina, Monday. tv. •i*. ASAJfc-w •» Mrs. Linnie Me Call and her two daughters, Linnie and Grace of Jasper, Fla- is visiting relati¬ ves here this week, wr Miss Lonnie Smith, of near Milltown, returned home Mon¬ day, after visiting her sister, Mrs. P. R. Lee. She was accept- pained by Miss Susie Smith, Mr- Blackbnrn of Nashville* the contractor of the Sweat-Dick erson building, which is being erected on the corner of Church St. and Plant ave, came in .Mon¬ day. Sheriff P. R. Lee made a busi¬ ness trip to Couucil and other points in the lower part of the countv, bringing in five “coons.” Dr. Lee, of Thomasville, was visiting his brother, Sheriff Lee, here Saturday.