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About The Gibson record. (Gibson, Ga.) 1891-1954 | View Entire Issue (April 4, 1902)
vsu ca:,'t take hrLeons Lives* and m Kidney. AND KEEP §!CK SI it’s biliousness, "Headaches, ItuckacheMi Rheumatism Diabetes, that troubles or Dyspepsia, you. Sold by *11 druftiitj. Prrpired only byTh* Dr.J.H. McLean Medicine Co.,St.Louis, Mo. FOR SALE BY THE GIBSON RECORD. Local Items Picked Up Hero And There For The En tertain meat Of Our Rea ders. We have got ’em both this week, and they are a tittle over our capacity, Go to \\ hitelev’s and get a $1.50 J.W Hol.bs of Jefferson was m see Ti-S to-day. He tiled a claim to tho cow sold by tho marshal last year. J. \\. Whiteley went down to Wrens yesterday afternoon for the purpose of buying out tho moreau ile business of It. T. Aveift. We understand he wi 1 establish a branch business at that place, and that ha will iucreasa the stock carried by Mr. Avera. minewuere m this issue will be seen a letter from T. \V. Hardwick and so one from W. H. Fleming. Each fitter was written before the writers saw the olliot’s. These letters are both well written and wifi doubtless be .lead with, interest by our snbscrib urs. The Pab'ie term of the Oilison Kijjli piivtite tSchojl clcajs taught this aftav.uoon. A term by Prbf. Lo^uc will open Monday. Prol. Logue ie one of the beat teachers in the state, uml the parents in and around Gibson should avail themselves of this special opportunity and send their children to him. We have tho Tax Receiver’s notieo, hut we are forced to carry it over an other week before we publish it, hut. as lie wi 1 be at only 0110 place before we publish ngftin, we will not be much off of time. Ho will be at Usry’s Mill next Thursday, 'and in Gibson next Saturday. Remember the date—10 and 12, The little folks in Mrs. Sandell’s do j avtment of tho school at this place \.i I 110 doulit rejoice this afternoon u m«i tUfj are presented with a liand Kjuie gold-“Yjodal by Atrs. Bandell. 4 hose named below each received a prise ou spalling! Joe Bamwous, First Grade, Myrtle Willi ) Brassed, Seeom}?Grade, Gffelde, Logua, Third Ruby Logue, Fourth Grade. Mrs. “S.tudell tias g’veti universal satisfaction as assistant teacher, and tho thanks of the community Is ex Umued her. % When you tYafe Up w ith 'a hud taste in your m;mtb, go at pleof to Wb'Tfdey’s'rtiid g(>t. ufree Gtmmbprlain’s .Stomach and Livi r Tiihiei«, Ofieurtwi) will make you well. They euro biliim.sness,‘sicli and co 1 st 1 pat ion. NEW ROAD NOTWE. r* TiOEGlA—GLASCOGC COUNT Y. Geo* XV. N^'WsOttic and oihef a, hliving ap plied for the opening artti establishing of nrw tiVJc raad, cxim<W-eneiug at ihe Augusta Hoad where lends of W. P. I.asetcr and VV. W. Moat Che tiOikh District, G. M , running them e o^P^irtheasterly direction on a setil*ment t *ad, most of the way over the land of W, W. Mont, W. F. haseter, I, T. Harden, Mattie Nevv Boms, the Thomson children, Thomas JWcHs, J. T. Newsome, T. j . Harden, Virg Kitchen^ and iu-erHcctinji *«J t««lh.,ting with * new public road at Jefferson County line. The total length of said road will be about three mile*— wi.ith thirty fc*i Notice is hereby given that said application will be Hu ally granted on the first Tuesday in May next, if no suffleient cHl* sc iu rhown toutrarjr* JAy order of tl»e Hoard r of Hoads and Herenues of BAid.county. This April 4th, 1903, B. F. WALKER, Clerk 13 . It. – it. G. C. Sherifc’s Sale. rj.EOr.GIA VX GLASCOCK COUNTY. VViU be sold o i tlje f;»ht Tuestluy in May next at puMic dlitury at the Court IfOur e door in sai l county within the legal hours of gale to the highest_ b W«lc .■ ** cash, the life .merest of D.P. t iry m certain property, of which tne lollowinjj la a faU and complete description: All of that tract r parcel of land lying in the u^Sth District, G. Mo, of said state and County, contain ing two ‘hundred and ninety kcrct;, more or leas, bounded on the north by lands of B. F. Walker and W. W. Moat', Cn Ea«^t by hied of E. C. Esry, . -on West by lamfcsof J. J. ChalMr, and on South by lands of W.F.SU C pp*«l. Said propeny lev led on as the property of D. F. U*ty, w ho has a life estate or life interest iu said paoperty on)y > to satisfy an execution issued from the Justice Court of flie 1405th District, G. M., of Johnson County, Georgia, in favor of R M. Cason – Co against said D. P. Usrv, said property being in of D. P. Usry, the tffd tenant.' Paoperty pointed out by Plaintiff's Attorney. This Mgrch 3. d, 1902. E. L. BRADDl, Sheriff, G.C.Ga. WANTED.—Ladies to work for us at home; mailing circulars, pamphlets, etc. Salary $5 00 per week with all expenses paid. Address with stamped envelope for fall particulars. MACON WALL RAPES CO. Dear Mother. Don’t let your baby suffer and cry with Colic when nTewdropsof Dr. Tichenors Antiseptic, diluted and sweetened will give al most instant relief. Non-poisonous, andj therefore Harmless. Tastes like peppermint sandy and baby will take it without a * 4 kick.” A silver half dollar will get a bottle from J.W. WHITELEY FUMliNG TO HARDWICK. Washington, D. 0. March 29 I have just received at my v iauru Uni mail the lull stenographic re port of Mr. Hardwick’s Thomson speech, ftnd stenographic; reportot that portion of his Appling speech which was in reply t<> my “inter view 1 * o£ March 22—my previous knowledge _ being derived from newspaper prints. In that "interview 11 T made two ■charges against Mr. Hardwick, ■one for falsifying the ldomocratie platf orm of 1884, and the other for falsifying the Record, He said that the words “dens ive laughter” were contained in the “Record” as coining from my Democratic colleagues in tiuii with remarks of mine. vded this and said the Record tlie R,. mi biicam>, and I gave date and page of the Record where they occurred, to-wit: Feb. 19, on page 2040. J. further said that Hits was the 0,1 *.V place m the Record thus:; Words “derisive occurred in connection with speech of mine. In this latter statement 1 was in crroi. Had I been in possession of the steno graphic report of Mr. Hardwick’s speech, now at hand, 1 could not imwmade Hint mistake of saying that that was the only On another date, and on a dif feivnt page, to wit. Jan. 22, 1902, page 837, the words “demnv 1 a ugh ter “ do ocmr as coining fIom Democrats. I made what; 1 considered dilligent search , but did not gee these wolds on that page, nor had I any recollection of ever having seen them in connec tion with that debate. My fail ure to find them may lie partly ae counted for by the fact that from tin* time I came to Congress up to tho ciatG of my interview, tho Gon* gWsioual Record embraces by nc trial count, more than 25,000 printed pages, On this point there is, of course, no issue of ve racity uh to nuj, Mv statement. wns clearly an unintentional error of oigtistiioii. I may make mistaken like other men, lull I never falsi fy 1 frvety admit my ovrrsigin, and now withdraw that particular charge and tender the umvml* honorable full and-complete to Mr ilurdwidk. My conscience com* pels this'course. 1 would not willniglv wrong any man. HuX the necessity is now* glMAt* er than ever for Mr. Hardwick to answer that other charge of Hav ing faJoiiied the Democratic plat form of ‘84 to suit 1 jj-* neecssi tieB and views of rotation in office ■ The charge was that he struck out certain words from that platform inserted in their stead other words h)l lllB OW ! 1 lll(>i*G hllillibif, to Ilia own purposes, i Ins charge I sus tamed by p »BltlV 0 0 VI(ieilCU that w as conclusive ill Illy published L lf?jh)Illd<’r . to II ill I * Jmmr-dialely uiion tlie making ot that eliKiyo by me, lie cut short our newspaper discussion in a published interview, but this in terview contained no denial of the charge. Since that time be has spoken at Thomson and at Ap plmg, and I have before me a C;ird f r()m J,',,,, publlslied 1 in the McDliffis PTO^l'PSS of M.flrcil 28 , , )ut n(jt a Ti m Qtri (1 f a.Ulitt'l OT dfftflWO 111 18 cluin^P, In' Idis A]>|jiinK speech, accord-. mg to the stenographic report be fore me, he defended himself on [V against- the fieCOl'.d cilUrgO aljCllt t h 9 Record, blit llOt aguil.St tile otilCl* Ilhoilt 1!10 plutforill. Roth the charges which I made against Mr. Hardwick were of the same nature, and Ihe falsification of the Democratic platform which he has not denied, is equally as heinous as the one which he has disproved and uliicli I have with drawn, and for which I have ten dered honorable amends. At Appling Mr. Hardwick said if my charges were true, (and of course this applies to both of them) I 10 “would not lie entitled to the respect of anv honest man or woman. ” I now call on linn to exculpate himself if possible, from the charge ot having falsified the Democrat ic platform of 1884 as al lodged. If he will do that I will prom ply withdraw my charge and make every amend that an honorable man can make to another funder similar circumstances. If he fails hi8 own words above quoted must face him . . I have made no-'attack on Mr. Hardwick of a personal nature, (except Oil facts appearing on f-.o:> of the pap°r3 ns written bv himself. U> o-m; deprecates more than I de : 're necessity that has drought ; L.<–>?«'jiersotttftl issue. Had-not _ir. jib' Lb? Jo. hmce in the. riVco’.of or | ”i • and necessity, seeminglY r-usjpeit _ • J. __ oil the charge of having the platform, tins second issue about Jtlie Congressional Record "oulil prohably-have not arisen at As to Mr. Hardwick’s attack r)u aiy vote in-congresion yarlimen tary law, and his charge that 1 have no influence iiere, i shall have something to say tq.iha peo ple of the Tenth district later on. Respectfully, Wm. II.•Fleming. - f txrmgr?*. a Pjf itar’ K HUt mM 1 fL§ P**«X!OtNft(H)TPBiS To cure SICK HEADACHE, HABITUAL CONST! PAT i 0 M, and all dlsaanee as-IBlng if aiuiJn dleestion. They will purify yaur; j blood and make yourcotupifolflou | | gelatin as FAIR coated. AS A F.ILY. t iilCE They 25 CENTS. are DENTAL NOTICE, j wi!in>e ttt Avmft {ho flr8t fon , - in April, nt Mitchell the 0, 7 –‘f< April, ut Agricola the t), 10 – 11 i.f ^ the woek ^hming j T. C. GIBSON, Dentist We are Issuing late today tSU ftc c unit of ft big run of job Win k ftud a change ill tha list of aiivartiseuicuts. n % > i ' - ' i I OF COD-LIVER OIL WITH HYPOPH 0 SFHITES shouid always be kept its the house fe.P the fol - 1 lowing reasons! OrlBiST— Because, If any member of the family has a hard cold, U Will cure It. –EGQKD Decauss, Sickly, if tha eh:! dren are delicate and It Will make them strong and well. —Because, if the father or mother is losing flesh and becom ing thin and emaciated, it will build them $p anti give them flesh and Strength. ITQUBTHW Because it D tho standard remedy in all throat and lung' affections. No.household should be without it. It can ba taken in summer as well as in winter. $ac. mrl $r.oo, ME, Chemists, all drugghn. i-iew Yu*., SCOTT – BOW Dr. Salter^ EYE LOTION, For Sore Eyes has no equal. If will cure any case of gore eyes m a short time. It does not pain the eyes when ' applied, therefore it is (bo best Eye Lotion made for children. Only 2fic per bottle. All dealers sell it, PAINTS O- O For everything in Paints see us or write us. O' 0 Cold Water Paints, Wall Finishes, Enamels, Varnishes, Lead, Linseed Oil, Ready Mixed Paints, Gold Paint, Household Paints, Floor Paints, Buggy Paints. And Paint for every purpose from a ehair up to a Cotton Factory. oo 0 J. B. DAVENPORT – CO., Augusta, Ga» , iSi i: PT;.. 9 m – I w$ sM m L. A SSflfB in i W\ y> Hi ■ f** ; ■mi rf: ■ rM ■S ■ i •rd m > 4L j i * «L ' – . :;jS!y^ *%?;¥£ pJP^l fe-’T'A m m A : :e. A %pm ■ ^%il ml ; n m » M mggP*’ 1 CYC > EF® pas* 50 CENTS For Sale By). W. WHITELEY, Gibson, Ga. Augusta^ Popular Clothing Sore Makes Big Redactions. Ten Fonts Ool.ton is nothing in Coihpnrison to the money you can snvd by piiWthd'smg your Clothing, Underwear, and ot her wearing eppnrcl from us. W e have undo enormous reductions on sll Winter Goods Special Reduction on Overcoats-- All Sizes anci I. C. Levy’s Son – Co., 838 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. What We Charge We a little mare for our goods than it costs to Rice them We W: "cheap” Manufacturers how- 5 em rhfeffi have got to be done just as well as. bains anr brawn W do them before they are good enough for our customers. The great item in the cost of anything is the labor in making it. Skilled workmen com til a lid good pay, but they do more and bette /Aork thm tti; unskilled. That is why it is eh Taper to p?.^ good wages to good men, than ‘ poor wi x: it V poor ’men. Our business is big. That makes cur pri ces little. The.more orders we fill, the lower d ;wn C-i: pri :Cs go. A small profit on each of finny Bales is a source of a larger income than a big pro'lt on each of a few sales. As the boy said; “A Jet of kittles makes one big.” Chas, F. Degen, Mgr. ■w A ID) FERTILIZER The Greatest Of A Hi <W7C Cotton Fertilizers. UssJ on Sixteen Consecutive Crops. More thin 25,0Ut> Cotton Planters use it every year. For Sale At All Points In * Virginif 9 North sl roiina South Carolina —JADE ONLY BY F. S. Royster Guano Co. Largest Independent Maaufacturers In the Business K'orfolk. Yd A Col urn I la, 8. C. and Tarboro, N.C. - FOB .-.ALE L.— J, W. Whiteley. Reliable Jewelry o « Our Stock of Holliday Goods is very Large. We carry nothing but the finest of Jewelery, Watches, Diamonds, Cut Glass, and all kinds of goods suited to Christmas. Sent For Our New Catalogue. WM. SCHWEIGERT– CO., THE JEWEL§R, 702 Broad Street Augusta, Om’ S. G. LANG, 'Wit SANDERSVILLE, K3 GEORGIA DEALER IN Engines, Boilers, Saw Hills, Grist Mills, Belt ing, ! 3 ipes, valves, Boiler Feeds, Steam Gauges MANUFACTURER OF- wm? Flooring;, Ceiling-, Balusters,'Houlding:, Man=* tels, Column Post. All kinds Inside builders Material and Finishings, Etc. LEAD, PAINTS AND OILS. REPAIRER OF Engines, Gins, Boilers, Saw Hills and all kinds of Hachinery, Etc, M WRITE FOR PRICES. S. 6. LANG, Sandersville, Ga. < VIRGINIA-CAROLiNA CHEMICAL ATLANTA, GA. RICHMOND, VA. CMAnLESTQU, S. C. Largest Manufacturers of FERTILIZERS aas—SSa3MS3E3B—r W tgwr- WS IN THE SOUTH. j Importers of PUKE CiPWfAN KAtfiST, NiUPlATE OP POTAOH, N 5 TKATE OF SODA, SULPHATE OF POTAS.H. In buying fertilizers it is important, not only to secure goods of estab lished reputation and high ; rude, hut to buy where YOUR WARTS Or EVERY DESCRIPTION CAiJ 8E SUPPLIED. We are in position, with our unparalleled facilities and our many plants located nil over tt:c territory, to furnish all classes of goods and in such quantities as havers desire. When you huv of us, with our immense capacity, you know you cun get the goods, anti all you leant of Hum. Soo our r.oare-st agent to you, or write us di ect. Address VIRGINIA-CAROLINA CHEMICAL CO., ATLANTA, GA. fjy-Send for tha Virginia-C-.f i ni Almanac. Free for ihe a»ki g. Alexander – Alexander, 9 COTTTON FACTORS f Aagusta, Ca.
