The Wiregrass Farmer and Stockman, 1906-01-19

State c/ Georgia, Executive Department, Atlanta. The Ashburn Bark, located at Ashburn, having been appointed a State Depository, and having executed and filed in this office a bond in the sum of $25,0«) Dollars, conditioned up upon - on upon tW faUhful d.scukrfc Ui its duties, which has been accepted and approved by the Gov Governor, - ernor, Governor, it is therefore, Ordered, that the Tax Collector of the County of Turner, be and he is hereby instruct instructed - ed instructed to pay into said Bank all moneys collected by him for or on account of State taxes, ex except - cept except such as are paid directly into the State Treasury, and that notice of this order be given by publication in some newspaper of gen general - eral general circulation published in the city where said Bank is located. Jan. sth 1906. J. M. TERRELL, Governor. By the Governor, WESLEY SHROPSHIRE, Secretary Executive Department.

Go to WILLIMS & BASS' NEW MEAT MARKET to get the best in all kinds of^-^t Fresh Meats. We also carry a Fresh and up-to-date stock of Fancy and Family Groceries at all times. Give us a trial. WILLIAMS & BASS. Hudson's Old Stand Last Chance."' PHONE NO. 13. There Are Always Occasions Coming up when the family supply of Table Ware is insufficient. Come and look at my display or Silverware, Glassware and Crockery, Beautiful in Design and Moderate in Price. Beautiful 100 piece Dinner Set SIO.OO. Beautiful 56 piece Dinner Set $7.50, I also handle all the latest and most Popular Magazines and Periodicals. NEW GOODS Arriving every day that I will be pleased to show you. E. HAOKET, Next door to G. B. Gorday's.

The secretary read communica communications - tions communications from the Crisp Countv Bar, asking that the Turner County Bar send representatives to Cor dele to confer with them relative to establishing a new Judicial Circuit. Owing to the adjourned term of the City court, and sev several - eral several of our bar having to be away at other courts, the chair made no appointments, but requested the secretary to confer with Cor Cordele - dele Cordele Bar with reference to what and where they propose to go with the new circuit.

Weare informed that permission has already been granted to make connections with the At Atlantic - lantic Atlantic Coast Line at Sylvester, and that the work is now pro progressing. - gressing. progressing. When finisned, this end of the line will be ready for freight business. By the time the middle division is completed to Sylvester it Is hoped that permission will be granted to cross the A. C. L., when a regular passenger schedule will be inaugurated.

Miss Carlton, our elocution teacher went to Tifton last Satur Saturday - day Saturday to visit friends. She former formerly - ly formerly had an excellent elocution class at that place. The batch of fair weather dur during - ing during the first',of the week could hard ly be improved upon. It lasted a sufficient length of time to dry the streets, at least seme. They have not had a thorough drying out in some time.

The following criminal business was disposed of: The State vs. Ike Hall, discharging fire arms on ])ublic highways between dark and daylight. Verdict of guilty, and a sentence, six months in chain chaingang - gang chaingang or alternate tine of fifty dol dollars, - lars, dollars, including costs. Will Smith charged with discharging firearms on the Sabbath, was acquitted.

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Boles drove into town on last Tuesday with a wagon load of as hardy a lot of children as one would wish to look at. There were six all told. The oldest was only eight years and they gradually decended down to the baby of seven months. They all came to have their pictures taken and we imagine they made a pretty one.

The Board of Education of Tur Turner - ner Turner County will hold an examina examination - tion examination for applicants for County School Commissioner of said coun countv - tv countv at Ashburn, Ga., in the office of W. A. Hawkins, Esq., at the hour of 10 oclock, a. m., Saturday, Jan. 20th, 1906. H. B. Erminger, Jr. Pres Board.