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Short Stops THE NEW YORK STORE. Ordinary’s court convenes Monda-. THE NEW YORK STORE is the place to trade. The county commissioners will hold forth Tuesday. The Culpepper Dry Goods Co., De pot street, Blakely, Ga. Col. B. R. Collins made a business trip to Columbus this week. Best Seed Oats, SI.OO per bushel. DAVIDSON BROS. The city council will meet in reg ular session next Tuesday night. 30c a dozen for your eggs at J. A. BROOKS’ CAFE. Dr. E. C. Smith and Mr. O. H. Mose ly were here from Jakin Monday, Best Seed Oats, SI.OO per bushel. DAVIDSON BROS. Mr. E. B. Whiddon went up to At lanta Monday night on business. __ » See our Summer Suits and get our prices before you buy. CULPEPPER DRY GOODS CO. Messrs. Willie Wiley and J. W. Wiley, of Damascus, were in the city Wednesday. Seven bars of good Laundry Soap for 25c at , DAVIDSON BROS. See Charlie Chaplin and Fatty Arbuckle in “Two of a Kind” at the Cozy Friday. The Millinery Store ANNOUNCES NEW ARRIVALS THIS WEEK ( { \ jjpM VIRGINIA DARE DRESSES in all (j 4- /W&A the summery materials. They are . \ jo / jl« 1 just lovely and you should see them. IjjT) fm f V A lot of splendid SKIRTS for *'Tr y summer wear, and the prettiest as- \ sortment of WAISTS this store has ~ Efa ever shown. 11l OUR HAT DEPARTMENT is tax- 'll ' ed to the limit to supply the demand « .ri for Hats of the right kind, but eacn > day you can see something new and «Tnfnf pretty in our windows. I I // | J IT WILL BE A PLEASURE TO L>vJU N 0.436» /T\l VWinia Dor* SHOW YOU ALL THESE NEW / J{ THINGS. (9 MRS. D. M. WADE MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY ____________ ANNOUNCEMENT We have opened a Heating and Plumbing business in Albany. We have a complete line of Heating and Plumbing Supplies. We will be glad to figure on anything in this section of the country. We work only first-class mechanics. Have had 19 years experience in the business. Steam and hot water heating and plumbing in all its branches. Will sell supplies or make complete installation. > AMERICAN HEATING AND PLUMBING COMPANY, .. ALBANY, GA. D. V. Tidwell, Pres, and Gen. Mgr. 222 Broad Street Telephone 206; Residence phone 551 i**'* * *" . . - ——————^^—■ For Oxfords, Hosiery, Pretty Dress es and Millinery, see us. CULPEPPER DRY GOODS CO. Mr. Lewie Stein is at home from . Gordon Institute, Barnesville, to spend the holidays. Just rereived a shipment of Seed j Irish Potatoes, 40c per peck. DAVIDSON BROS. Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Culpepper went over to Dothan Sunday anG spent the day with relatives. a 1 Bring us your eggs. We pay 30 cents a dozen for them. J. A. BROOKS’'CAFE. Messrs. Henry Haddock and C. L. Webb, of Damascus, were among Tuesday’s visitors to Blakely. For Oxfords, Hosiery, Pretty Dress es and Millinery, see us. CULPEPPER DRY GOODS CO. Mrs. H. L. Clifton is over from Eu faula, Ala., on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Haynes. Mrs. Eugene Walters and little son are over from Albany on a visit to the family of Dr. W. H. Alexander. Millinery! Millinery! A hat for every member of the family. CULPEPPER DRY GOODS CO. 666 quickly relieves constipation, biliousness, loss of appetite and head aches, due to torpid liver, adv. Her school in Florida having closed for the summer holidays, Miss Lois Stuckey has returned home. . Rub-My-Tism is a powerful antisep tic; it kills the poison caused from in fected cuts, cures old sores, tetter, etc. EARLY COUNTY NEWS l -1 Mrs. Victor Killebrew and little son, Herschel, of Albany, are guests of the former’s mother, Mrs. J. B. i Hobbs. l i i Mr. and Mrs. Otis Toole, Mrs. L. B. Toole and Miss Elizabeth Toole, of i Bainbridge, visited Mr. and Mrs. T. j S. Toole Sunday. 666 has more imitations than any other Chill and Fever Tonic on the market, but no one wants imitations in medicine They are dangerous.adv. Judge C. C. Lane has been on the sick list several days this week. He is on the mend now and hopes to be back on the job soon. Miss Mary F. Womack, who has been teaching in the District Agricul tural School at Barnesville during the past year, is at home for the sum mer vacation. I offer for sale the dwelling in which I live. There is a bored well in the house. Cold, free stone water; large stockade. For price see me. W. A. BUCHANNON. Mrs. M. B. Haisten, of Shellman, is spending a few days in Blakely with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McLendon, Jr., and will go from here to Panama City, Fla., to visit the family of her son, Mr. J. M. Haisten. Prompt treatment of a slight at tack of Diarrhoea will often prevent a serious sickness. The best known Remedy is Dr. SETH ARNOLD’S BALSAM. Warranted by Fryer’s Pharmacy, advt. Mrs. J. W. Brooks and son, Hugh C., of Jacksonville, Fla., after spend ing some time with the families of Mr. R. F. Brooks, Mrs. G. B. Rob-' erts and Mr. G. C. Lay, left last Thurs -1 day to join her husband at Soperton, Ga., via Macon. Cotton has climbed up above the 30c mark during the past week, and some few small holders have let go of their stocks, but here has been no general selling as yet. The price will have to climb several cents higgl er to let some of the big holders out of the hole. Friends in Blakely of Rev. O. L. Jones will regret to learn that he was recently run over on the streets of Clover, S. C., by an automobile going knocked down and dragged about 20 feet, breaking several and his collar bone and received other severe injuries. He had spent about eight days in the hospital on the 21st inst. and expected to have to stay at home at least two more weeks be fore resuming his pastoral work. He had quite a narrow escape from death. Elder W. A. Cameron, an evange list, of Largo, Fla., his wife and two children, and Mr. C. E. Roberts and family, of the same town, spent from Tuesday evening until this morning “camping” in the city. They are en route to Bolling Green, Ky.’, to spend the summer. They arrived in Blake ly just a few minutes before the bad weather Tuesday evening and consequently were caught in it and would have fared rather badly but for the hospitality shown them by citi zens of Blakely. Mr. Cameron says that he has been traveling for thirty years and has visited 17 states, and j in all his travels he has never met ; with such generous hospitality as was extended him in Blakely. The friends of Mr. Eugene Fowler, son of Mrs. J. S. Mims, of Macon, formerly of Blakely, will be interested to learn that he recently gradugted at Lanier high school. Macon, with I -econd honor. T.’.ere being about 30 boys in the class, this speaks well for Eugene. Mr. J. T. Davidson came in last Thursday night, having just been honorably discharged from the army. J. T. was in the big fight for many months and was slightly wounded once. He appears well and strong, weighing considerably more than ,ie did when he left Blakely to join the colors. His relatives and friends were delighted to see him again. Sergeant Wilmer C. Haynes, who has recently returned from overseas, spent from Friday until Wednesday in the city with the home folks. Wilmer was a member of the famous 82nd Division, and has been m France a year. Army life appears to have agreed with this young Ameri can. He left yesterday for Atlanta to resume his former position with the Southern States Life Insurance Co - Try the News for Job Printing. < "WE DON’T WANT YOU TO BUY FROM YOUR "HOME STORE" AS A MATTER OF DUTY, BUT BECAUSE IT’S MONEY IN YOUR POCKET. WHEN YOU BUY FROM US YOU SEE WHAT ROU WANT: YOU GET IT THE DAY YOU WANT IT: YOU HAUE NO FREIGHT TO PAY. AND WE ARE HERE 365 DAYS IN THE YEAR TO MAKE GOOD ON WHAT WE SAY AND SELL. ALL WE ASK IS A LOOK FROM OUR FRIENDS. S AND THEN IF WE ARE NOT RIGHT WE’LL TAKE IT ALL BACK. FOR DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY A SPECIAL TY. TRY US. CULPEPPER DRY GOODS CD. 1. W. CULPEPPER, Manager Judge J. K. Ritchie, of the State of Miller, dropped in on us Monday and said he wanted to see the editor smile, whereupon he laid a dollar and I a half on our desk and said, “I want my paper again.” The Judge re ports a fine rain in his beat Sunday. j WE CARRY ALL KINDS OF HEAVY FEED STUFFS CORN, OATS, PEANUT MEAL, SWEET FEED, SHORTS, COTTON SEED MEAL AND HULLS. GET OUR PRICES. DAVIDSON BROS., Blakely, Ga. REVIVAL CLOSES. The revival meeting which had been in progress at the Methodist church for two weeks, came to a close Sun day night, May 25th. Rev. W. N. Hill, the evangelist who did the preaching, left an im- 1 press for good on our community, and we are glad to know that the spiritual atmosphere of. the church was greatly revived during the meet ing. Rev. Mr. Hill left Monday for his home in Macon. Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic restores vitality and energy by purifying and en riching the blood. You can soon fee] its Strength ening. Invigorating Effect. Price 60c.