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'REV. T. BRIGHT, MODERA
© TOR, MAKES IMPORTANT
. REQUEST OF CHURCH.
( _(Dublin Ceutier-Dispatch.)
* 1 October the annual meet
.ing of the Ebernezer Associa
“tion will be held with Big Sandy |
- church in Wilkinson county. i
' Rev. T. Bright of this city is'
moderator of the association and
'ig particularly anxious that ev
ery church be represented and
' that certain interests be espe
“cially looked after. |
' He has made an appeal to the
churches in the association to as- ‘
‘gist in making the meeting a
- success. ; 1
* " His appeal is as follows: |
“In less than nine weeks from
-now we will gather at Big Sandy
¢hurch in our annual meeting. I
" take this method of making the
following requests: |
“First. That each church be
vepresented if possible in the
" persons of one or mory messen- .
~ gers, and if possible send Ihe|
~ full number that your church is
_entitled to. The church and]
' community where we meet is full
* able to care for all who will be
‘present. Letters sent in by the
churches without messengers
“canpot help discuss questions
* por vote; so let the men come.
. “Becond. Lct me ask th:ztj
each church raise, if they have
‘ not already done so, the full
_amount of their apportionment
* for benevolence. Tdo sincerely
‘hope that this will be the best
year in our history. God is so
‘wonderfully blessing us in ma
_terial things, let us, as His peo
‘mee, go forward with His work,
.in proportion to His blessings
‘upon s and ours. e
" “Third. The committeg
layman’s work will, at tl
quest of the executive con
wisit if possible every chu n
the association, between this and
- the meeting of the association. I
"heg that the churches take an in
terest in circulating their ap-
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{ ARSI RS SN courses in Mechanical, Electrical, Textile and
fi,«p gee 2 Civil Engineering, Engineering Chemistry,
‘f. B e 8 Chemistry and Architecture, Extensive and
PR se . new equipment of Shop, Mill, Laboratories, ete.
) B N-ewe;}os ital, new En%ineering Shop Building,
e new. Y. RI. €. A. Building. Cost reasonable.
§ Students received at any time during the session.
: Frec Scholarships--In arder to afford the young men of Georgia high
| classtechnical edueation, the legislature’has assig,ned 16 free scholarships §.
'} toeack coynty in the state. Fft;r catalog and information, address
ii WAR e e K. G. MATHESON, LL. D., President
Lo eey A e S
A.H. Smith Horse &
o Mule Co. ‘
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L Will sell you mules and horses
. cheaper thaa any firm in Georgia
~and guarantce each animal to be -
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.as represented or money cheer
%‘“ fully refunded.
o Do not buy yatil vou come to
é ' 'see us.
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their work. These brethren are|
not preachers but some of our|
best business brethren. '!&ey do
this work at a great sacrifice
and at their own expense. Let
me ask that the pastors in our
bounds take these matters up,
and by their word and influence
ibe all the help to the brethren
lthat they can.
“It will take more funds for
minutes and clerk hire than has
been necessary heretofore, from
the fact that the report of the
executive committee will require
more space than usual.
“May the Master’s richest
blessings rest upen you and
yours.”
‘ Many a Suffering Woman
Drags herself painfully through her
daily tasks, suffering from backache,
beadache, nervousness, loss of appetife
and poor sleep, npt kmnowing her illy
are due to kidney and bladder troubles.
Toley Kidney Pills give quick relief
from pain and misery and a prompt ro
iturn to health and strength. No wom
.an who so suffers can afford to over
"Iook Foley Kidney Pills. |
l For sale by all druggists.
| Yoss of Time Means Loss of Pay.
‘ Kidney troubles and the ills it breeds
l,means lpst time and lost pay to many
a working man. M. Balent, 1214 Lit
tle Penna St., Streator, Hl., was so bad
tfrom kigney and bladder tropble ,flmt‘
l'he could not work, but he says: "T!
| took Foley Kidney Pills for only a short }
itime aud got entirely well and Wasf
!s«mn able to go back to work, and am
z feeling well and healthier than before."’
i T'oley Kidney Pills are tonic in action,
Iqui,ck in results—a good friend to the
working man or woman who suffers
from kidney ills.
For sale by all druggists.
MURDERED WIThH ii7 PIN
‘ Joy Ride Among New Yorkers Result:
Pataily. ‘
A New York dispatch says: In s
'quarrel among young women return
Ing from a Long [sland resort, 19-year
old Alveda Carpenter was stablrec
| through the beart with a hatpin. The
police arrested her companion on the
charge of wurder. ‘
The national assembly has complet
wd and signed the constitution of thg
%re)uflu of Portuggl. The cemsiitu’
tion gutliined fithe cabinet severai,
wé“;i an ce discussed 'by the
1 elected e tives of the peop!rj
was ado amid scenes of great en
thuglasm. Great crowds surrounded
the building where the assembly met
and waited for hours for the expected
announcement, When this was re
ceived there were joyful demonstra
tions tkroughout the republic.
We offer One Hundred Dol
lars Reward for any case of €a
tarrh that cannot be cured by
Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO,,
Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have
known F. J. Cheney for the last
15 years, and believe him per
fectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able
to carry out any obligaions made
by his firm.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
wuolesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. Testimonials sent
free. Price 75 cents per bottle.
Hall’s Family Pills for constipa
tion.
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We authorize our agents to refund the money
if our Roofing is not perfectly satisfactory.
| Send for samples and full information.
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They will cure your backache,
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Race Riot Occurs In Early
Gounty 6a,
Three Negro Lodges, Two Churches
and One School Laid in Ashes—
Three Negroes Killed and Others
i Flogged.
Advices from Donaldsonville, Ga.
say: e
As a result of the killing of Mar-!
shal Newberry Tuesday night at Jakin
the people of that section of Early'
county and those lving across the
river in Alabama have become thor
oughly aroused and have been apply
ing the torch rather freely to ne'gro‘
jodge buildings, school houses and|
churches. Friday night three negroi
Jodges, two churches and one school
house was laid in ashes by the mob,
which is bent on revenging the death
of Marshal Newberry.
New trouble arose ovet some neg
roes barricading themselves in a
house and firing upon a crowd of
whites who were in search of the neg
ro murderer West. This fire was re
turned by the whites and the building l
in which the negroes had barricaded
themselves was riddled with bullets!
and three of the negroes were killed. |
As a result of the death of Marshal |
Newberry three negroes have bheen |
killed and a large number severely |
whipped and told to leave. It is saidi
every negro in that section is heavily |
armed, l
The Flowers Lumber company have |
been forced to shut down their large |
gsaw mill on account of not having |
sufficient number of negroes on hand |
to do the work. All turpentine in-j
terest is at a standstill from the same ‘
cause.
Further trouble is apprehended andi
it ig said that there is somse talk of |
asking the governor to sénd the mi}LE
tia in order to preserve ordez. 1
T i
CENTRE OF CONFEDERACY. |
To |
Charleston Now Headquarters of War- |
: time South. o
Charleston, which in 1850 was thel
! birthplace of secession, is again in a3
l ~~ry real sense the centre of the Con-|
{lcderacy, That city is now the home |
| of the commandei-in-chief of the Con-!
ifedemtc Veterans ahd of (he ccm-|
mander-in-chief of the Sons of . Con-|
; federate Veterans, Gen. C. Irvine Wal-|
lker occupying the ‘former position, |
i,aa,ys the Charleston News aud|
{ Courier. 7 Teps ; e [
Gen. V\‘alker became the ranking
officer of the Umnited Confederate Vet
-1 erans on the death of Gen. George W.
,Gordon, at Memphis. Gen. Walker is
{ @ resident of Charleston and has long
| been prominent among the veterans
lof the war. He entered the Confed
-lemte service when only 19 years of
! age and was promoted rapidly until he
became lieutenant colonel of the 10th
South Carolina regiment, which he
commanded during the last year of
* theé 'war. Hg was a brave soldier an’
an efficient qeader.
Mr. W. G. Pritchard: was elect
commander-in-chief of the Sons -
Veterans at the reunion of that or
ization held some monthe a at e
tle. Rock: Ark, = Mr. Prite .and i
Virginian ' bigih anvd as
' fanm by ado‘ition ¥ .
dent of ¥ A
OCCIINY 1! 5
for the (' 2
Ritw &
47, ¢ sed upon
Ousrlestor and it is an interesting |
fact that she should be again the head
quarters of the Confederacy.
SMITH TO RESIGN.
According to Report Governor Hag
About Decided on Time.
Governor Hoke Smith, of Georgia,
will resign his office between now and
October 15, if rumors circulated dur
ing the last few days and apparently
reliable are to be trusted,
While he has not made up his mingd
definitely on the exact date, report
says he is inclined to surrender his
present office about the first of Octo:
ber.
This wili give him six weeks fp look
after such matters as he thinks de:
mands his attention, and will enable
the new governor elected to succeed
him to take charge before the begin:
ning of the year. 3
If Governor Smith were to resign
October 1, the special election would
take place abput December 1.
"FATAL CRAP GAME.
Charjey Lumpkin, a Farmer, Aged 55,
Stabs Donald Simmons, Aged 22.
A Sunday barbecue with beer on the
side resulted in the killing of Donald
Simmons at Horseleg creek, two miles
| from Rome Sunday afternoon. Sim
| mecns wag engaged in a crap game
with Charley Lumpkin, a farmer 55
years old, when the two disagreed and
started a row. Lupkin claims to have
lbeen dazed by several blows from
Simmeng before he drew his knife and
’ cut his antagonist over the heart,
daath resulting almost immediately.
l Lumpkin was arrested. Simmons
wase oply 22 years old and unmar
l ried.
P eRT N e P T R g 88 O B
‘Depositors In NS bank |
Why My Money Should Be Insured S
Sl sedosc ot fidefdsicdoßb sk i b KRR R ’ 5
My peace of mind from the assurance that my
money is insured, no matter what happens to the ™
bank, is of the greatest Importance to me. R
“ I cannot keep a burglar from stealing my mon
| ey, nor czn I prevent its loss by fire if it should
i be in my house and it should burn; BUT I CAN i
GET MY MONEY INSURED BY THIS BANK.
| BECAUSE ' S
il The loss of my hard-earned money from any P iy
' cause might work an irreparable hardship upon {
! those dependent upon me.
| BECAUSE ~
It is very essential that I protect my money, no
matter whether “SAVINGS” or “WORKING CAP- :
ITAL.” {"-
| The wise and successful man of today has done
| away with the old saying, “1 will trust to luck;”
5 he foretells his. own ‘“luck” and wisdom prompts
{ me to put my money in the INSURED BANK.
| BECAUSE |
i 1t protects the widow and the orphans in time of
r need. It is very necessary that “MY MONEY BE
| INSURED.”
|
| BECAUSE
l He who looks not “BEFORE” finde himself “BE
i HIND.”
} It is a guarantee that my “working eapital” will
' not be abruptly impaired nor my ‘‘Savings” blot
; ted out on the account of my money NOT being i
| insured.
§ “My MONEY MUST BE INSURED.” : =
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| BECAUSE
i _ - This Bank offers this insurance, FREE OF
i COST TO ME.
| BECAUSE
{ WISDOM IS MY BEST 1:8 S ET —- WISDOM
SUGGESTS PROTECTION ¥ :
} and
| : INSURANCE OF DEPOSITS GUARANTEES
‘ PROTECTION. ;
' We will be glad to take this insurance feature up ;
L with YOU and explain the same fully, SHOWING
| YOU THE EVIDENCE OF THE INSURANCE.
| "We will be- glad to have you come in.to 59 ns :
{ at any time. Let us make your change for you— :
J and show you any couriesy we can. :
IRWINTON BANK, Irwinton, Georgia
J. W. LINDSEY, Prest. GEO. H. CARSWELL, Vice Pres,
‘ J. J. RAGAN, Cashier.
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