Georgia:  Coweta County:  The Times Herald, 12 February 1897

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Times Herald,  February 12, 1897

	
Miss Margaret Cook, who proposes to teach kindergarten in Newnan, is a young 
lady well qualified both by nature and training for the delicate and 
important work she has undertaken.  For three years past she has been taking 
a course of study under one of the best kindergartners in the South.  
Fortunate indeed will be the little ones who come under her skillful and 
gentile guidance.
	
Special Notice --- The firm of I. N. Orr & Co. having been dissolved, it is 
absolutely necessary to make settlement of all outstanding notes and 
accounts.  I will at once, assisted by members of the new firm, wind up the 
old business.  All parties interested will please call without further 
notice, thereby causing no delay or trouble to us or you in closing up the 
business of the old firm. 	I. N. Orr.
	
Since the Southern Mutual Building and Loan Associates of Atlanta went into 
liquidation holders of stock in other building and loan concerns have become 
panic-stricken, and are daily making applications for withdrawal.  One 
citizen of Newnan, who had stock in three or four different associations, 
(the Southern Mutual included,) has filed notice of withdrawal with all of 
them.  Numerous holders of building and loan stock have followed his example, 
and others are preparing to do so.
	
The failure of the Southern Mutual Building and Loan Association of Atlanta, 
whose affairs were placed in the hands of a receiver on Saturday last, has 
hurt a greater number of people than any business collapse that has occurred 
in Georgia for a long while.  Fully $10,000 of the stock is held in Newnan, 
and nearly every town in the State has been caught for larger of smaller 
amounts.  It is quite apparent that there has been gross mismanagement 
somewhere, and the guilty ones should be made to suffer.
	
Following is a list of the jurors drawn for the April (quarterly) term of the 
City Court, to-wit: 
A J Arnold, A P Camp, W G Camp, J M Couch, James Cureton, J T Duke, H L 
Freeman, J M Glass, C D Grimes, J T Haney, C J Harris, J W Higgins, G P 
Hodnett, W B Holmes, R B Hunter, Lee Jacobs, J J Keith, A H Lang, W H 
Ledbetter, H T Lewis, J F Lovejoy, W D Lovelady, J L McKoy, I H Meadows, C F 
Meyer, W H Miller, J P Morgan, W H Osburn, M A Shields, T F Sibley.
	
INAUGURATION CEREMONIES – Arrangements have been made with the officials of 
the Seaboard Air-Line railroad to run a special train from Atlanta to 
Washington City, for the purpose of allowing those who wish to do so to be 
present at the inauguration of President McKinley on March 4.  The train will 
leave Atlanta at noon on March 2, and will arrive Washington the following 
morning at 9 o’clock.  The fare from Atlanta to Washington and return will be 
$17.50 Tickets will be good on any train returning up to Monday, March 8.  
Special hotel rate of $1 per day…
	
THE MODERN WAY – Commends itself to the well-informed, to do pleasantly and 
effectually what was formerly done in the crudest manner and disagreeable as 
well.  To cleanse the system and break up colds, headaches, and fevers 
without unpleasant after effects, use the delightful liquid laxative remedy, 
Syrup of Figs.  Manufactured by California Fig Syrup Company.