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Look for the Green Tick-
et They Denote a Saving
of 1-4 to 1-2 of Your Pur
chase
Look for the Green Tick
et They Denote a Saving
of 1-4 to 1-2 of Your
Purchase.
SOME OF OTJE, “DON’TS.” We make no statement %
we cannot substantiate; offor no values we cannot %
show, quote no prices we can not make good. .. .. %
We don’t believe it wise to carry goods over from one
season to another. Thats why we are selling at Reduced
^Prices
Main Street
Real
The home place of W. H.! acres, and located in Wrights-
Stone, containing 430 acres, boro District and adjoining
located about five miles from the Hardin place, the Me-
Thomson. Splendid im- Crary lands and the Moore
provements. lands.
Also another tract of land Also the I homas place
belonging to W. H. Stone located about one and one
, b , rr , . halt miles from 1 homson.
known as the Hutchinson i can sell this p]ace eithes in
100 acres or 125
50 acres,
acres.
I also have for sale a farm
in Lincoln County containing
place and located on the road
running from White Oak by
the residence of W, H. Stone.
This tract of land adjoins the .
lands ef G. A. Reese, L. G. 390 acres of good land, locat-
Reese, Mr. Ansley, and Mrs.; ed betweel , Amity and clay
Hill. This place can be
bought at a very attractive
tenant houses. j price.
Also I offer for sale a tract 1 1 also have for sale one lot
of land of 380 acres, located ! of the land usually known as
about five miles from Thom-'the Knox Land Company,
son with good improvements.. all other lots being sold.
Morris 1 Has good four room
residence and one or two
I also offer for sale a tract 1
1 also offer for sale a tract
of land containing 120 acres, j ofl:uul 1,1 Dearin S District
known as the Seaborn Ivey I contiUmn S 360 acres, more or
place, located on the public! lebS . and bounded by the lends
road running front Thomson. | of J n<) - ™ntaker. the land
toMesena.' This is one of ;.ot George Whitaker, and by
the best little farms in Mc- i,he Mlr “ n 'Vh,taker place.
Duffie County. I This tr f‘ f land 15 the P ro P'
j erty of i • J. Connell.
.1 also offer for sale the lands i j also offer for sale a tract
Mf Gerald Scott, located ^ in | 0 £ i an d in Warren County,
ft‘ Auburn District. I ! Georgia about one and one
place is made up of tvvo , Half miles south of Mesena
smaller places which togeth-1 Qn the Warrenton road, con-
er aggregate about 225 acres, j taini 329 acres> more G r
This is a splendid loaation fo? Jj ess> an j bounded by the lands
a stock farm. | 0 f £). T. Simmons, the Pilant
I also offer for sale the Me- ; place, and Brier Creek, i his
Lean place containing 3001 place belongs to C. L. Nor
acres, more or less, located on j fleict.
the Whiteoak road about two C/fy Property
miles from Thomson. This
place has a good residence,
same tract.
Also the vacant lot located
at the ,'ntersectiyn of Grady
and Mill Streets, being a part
of the Usry lot,
A1 so the house and lot on
Jackson Street usually known
as the Mrs. Ida Lazenby lot.
Also the vacant lot of E. A.
Williams lying next adjoining
his property on Pine Street
and having located thereon
two small tenant houses.
Also the house and leff on
Cordon Street located be.
tween the residence of K. A.
Williams and Mrs- Lillie
Pascball.
Also several lots of the
Anderson & Meudell subdi
vision of the Ellington tract.
Also a house and lot on the
Bonevllle road near the Jno.
E. Smith Manufacturing Co.
known as the Duncan place.
Also the house and lot on
the same road known as the
Norris place and lying next
several out houses and is con
veniently situated and good
farm lands.
100
I also offer for sale
acres of land located near
imeson school house and 1
I have the following city
property for sale.
The house and lot on Cor
don street formerly belong
ing to Sam. J- Smith.
Also the house and lot on
Cordon street belonging to
, , 1f , , . Jno. A. Jones and located be
bounded by the lands of P.! tween the residence of C . C
- Bowden Emma J. Shank , Ha „ and c , A . Warr .
andj. S- McCahee. Ibis ,, , . . ,
tract has about 30 acres of ! Also the house and lot of
Open land and a good tenant '■ ^ eor R e Russell, located on
house.
I also offer for sale the
the Anderson & Mendell sub
division of the Ellington tract.
Also the bouse and lot of
Salem,
TOMMY KYIS.
Dear friendb: Lois cl a*, or up
and bring otir clear old Progress
Iiack to life again.
Mr. L. 0. Dunaway was a guest
of Mr. A. L. Ivey Sunday last.
Mr. G . \V. Simons, wil'o, and
mother are spending a few days
this week at Ilea!! Springs.
Mr. Newton Rogers and family
visited relatives in this locality
reciontly.
Mr. Clint Bird and Mias Annie
Sarah Rogers are spending the
week in Jefferson with their aunt
Mrs. Newton Rogers.
Tim fanners have just about
conquered old General Greet in
this locality.
Well Poll I will try not to call
you any thing worse; do not fear
that I will.
[Received too Into last week.]
Boneville.
rUDATAH.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Ansley,
j Mr. C. 0. Ansky, and Misses Ai.-
nio and Nancy Usry were among
those who attended the all day
services at Iron Hill Sunday.
Mr. G. \V. and Mrs. Jane Si-
, inons are off on an extended visit
adjoining the McCorkle house j to relatives and friends in Warren
and Jefferson counties.
Miss Lizzie Fullbright spent
Sunday and Monday near Saw
Dust the guest of her cousin, Miss
Ethel Granade, and reports that
she had a fine time.
Miss Georgia Morris, of Mesena,
is t he guest of Mrs. Homer John
son.
Mr. Watson and .Master James
Usry attended the meet’ng at Iron
Hill Sunday.
Mr. 13, V. Watson left Monday
for Emanuel countv where li« will
be the guest cf his friend, Mr.
Ed. Short.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Ward, of
Grovetowu, were recent visitors
in Boneville, tho guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Johnson.
Mr. Watson and Miss Annie
Usry wore guests of Mr, and Mrs.
John Bradshaw Tuesday.
Mrs. Mollie Dunaway and Mrs.
Georgy Whitaker wore among
those who attended the meeting
at Iron Hill Sunday.
Mr. W. L. Farr and his ac
complished daughter, Miss John
nie made a brief visit to Thomson
Saturday,
Mr. Judscn E Wall, who holds
an important position with the
-“Old Reliable” Gu. Railroad at
Miss Ai.nie Usry will spend the
latter part of tins and the first
ef next week in Bearing, where
she will be the charming guest of
her aunt, Mrs. J. 11. Printup.
There is a great deal being said
and written against Foreign Mis
sions at this time. Tho arguments
of [modern writers and talkers
against this important wruk of
tho church arc fully answered in
the International Sunday School
lessons Sunday after Sunday.
Let the Superintendents of and
teachers in Sunday schools every
where impress the fact upon the
minds of their pupils that Paul
and Silos were Foreign Mission
aries, and that public opinion
and the violent conduct of mobs
did not cause them to become dis
couraged or cease to carry on this,
good work for which God in his
wisdom had chosen thorn.
[Recvivuc too Into last week.]
Also the house and lot
known as the McCorkle place
and located at the intersection
of the Boneville road and tbe
road leading to the Thomas
place.
I also have for sale two or
three ferms and four pieces of
city property, the owners not
caring for same to be advertis
ed. Any person desiring to
purchase either farm oroperty
or city property will do well to
call on me.
I am prepared to make reas
onable loans to parties desiring
to purchase-
Ira. E. Farmer.
Reed place containing 128 ! fob Russell, located on the
Life 100,000 Years Ago.
h'cienlists have found in a cave in
Ssvirzerland bones of men, who lived
100,000 years ago, when life was in con
stant danger from wild beasts. To-day
the danger, us shown by A. W. Brown
of Alexander, Me,, is largely from dead
ly disease. “If it had not been for Dr.
King’s New Discovery, which cu red me,
I could not have lived,” lie writes,“suf
fering as 1 did from a severe lung trouble
and stubborn cough.” To cure Boro
Dungs, Colds, obstinate Coughs, and
prevent Pneumonia, its the best med
icine on earth. 60c and $1.00. Guaran
;eed by Gibson Drug Co., Dr. A. J. j Washington was a walcjine visitor
Mathews. Trial bottle *rce. .'at place Sti.-.day.
Mr. George G. Prather of Metes-
ville was'tho guest of Mr. L J. A.
Stokes Monday and Tuesday lust.
Mrs. Jane Simons after spend
ing a week, at Beall Springs, re
turned to hor home Monday.
Mrs. G. W. Simons, after visit
ing relatives in Warren and Jeff
erson counties, returned to her
homo Saturday.
Mrs. Z. B. Wilson and her
daughter Mary Ellon, of Ala
bama, are guest of Mr. E. J.
Wilson.
Runaway Accident-
Last Saturday when Mr. Culbreth
of Dsnring district was returning
home, when near the residence of Mr.
W. A. Watson on the Boneville road
his mule became frightened at the ap
proach of Dr. S. Gibson’s automobile,
and when Mr. uulbreth jumped from
the wagon tire mule ran away. Mrs.
McGee who resides near the Bnffth
mill, her daughter, and also a small
son of Mr Culbreth, were in tho wagon
at the time, and Mrs. McGee was
thrown out breaking one of the Ijoihs
of her forearm. The mule, with the
girl and b..y in the wagon continued
to run uutil near Boneville, when the
girl and boy jumped out the girl bruis
ing her face slightly.
Dr. Gibson followed the runaway
mule to Boneville and ruturned to
Thomson with all of the parties on his
automobile. lie sot and dressed the
arm or Mrs. McGee who is doing all
right and will soon bo out again.
The run made by the mule was a
record breaker, being more than two
miles, in which he kept in the middle
of the road, doing no damage to the
wagon.
Announce to the people of McDuffie and adjoining
counties that they have recently greatly enlarged their
business and are now better prepared than ever before
to furnish their customers, friends and the public
generally with every article usually kept in a Grocery
Store. At our store on Railroad Street von can al
ways find a large stock of
Flour, Meal, Meat, Lard, Sugar,
Molasses, Salt, Tobacco, Bag-
ging and Ties.
And many other Farm Supplies^ The buandtles in
which we will purchase these goods will make us buy
and sell at the LOWEST market prices. We solicit
the patronage of the trading public.
Thomson Mercantile Co.
Lincoln County Barbecue.
I want to call the attention of the
people of McDuffie county to my bar
becue'August the 4th and 6th at Craw
fords Park Levcrett, Ua. livery boby
come, and let us show yoi a good time.
Come over and let us shake youi
hand. ... ,
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N ot-withstanding the panic and other business
■ drawbacks, our sales were larger than any previous J
year. We are better prepared than ever to serve you
and can give you your money’s worth every time.
Agents for Sucrene Food.
Arrington Bros. & Company,
j LEADING GROCERS,
J 863 BROAD, ST., AUGUSTA, GA.
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Goes In Banking Business.
Mr. It. N. Smith, in connection with
a number of gentlemen at Hephizibah,
Ga.. will organize a state Bank at that
place. The bank will have $25,000.00
capltnl stock ar.d Mr. Smith will be
the cashier. The temporary organiza
tion will be perfected in a short time
and application made to the S.cretary
of Btate for a charter. The title of the
new bunk will probably bo the Bank
ol Hephzlbah
Messrs. Dcadwyley & Bush Mana
gers, want a good hustling man to
write Insurance lu this county for the
JEFFERSON STANDARD LIFE
INSURANCE COM PAN R, Raleigh,
N. C. The strongest in the. South,
drees 413 Southern Building., Athens,
3 mo.
Did You Ever
It used to be an awful task to make
a croam. Did you ever try it ?
_ ^ To-day you cannot do
u quarts anything easier than make
CQS| ice cream if you use
what
2 dishes
have
usually
cost
JELL-0
ICE CREAM
Powder
Stir one package into a quart of
milk and freezo it—absolutely nothing
else to do—and you have two quarts
of delicious ice cream at a cost of
abont one cent a dish,
a emokao— 23 coni*, at Grocer'*.
Illustrated Recipe Book Free.
Tbe Genesee Pore Food Co., Le Roy, N. Y.
