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8 THE VALDOSTA SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2H, 1006. TREMENDOUS SILK SALE I will put on sale next Monday the.greatest line offUks that 'has ever been shown in Valdosta. For reasons of our own MONDAY, ^October 30th ■w vr TI^ will put on sale next M< ^ we reduce prices that day that will ’be (startling. f^FIFTY NEW PATTERNS JUST IN.^Ti It will pay every lady intending to bay a silk dress this winter to avail herself of Monday's opportunity AA Now Pattern* 69c Value MONDAY ALQg* WE WILL CHARGE NO SALES MONDAY. .. — — OLIVER, 4 , 4 , + 4’ + , 5 , + + 4’ + + + 4* aju »j« + TALK CF THE TOWN. * •f* 4* •f4*4*4*4*4*4*4 , 4*4 # 4*4 , 4- Mr. M. A. liras.tley, of Quitman. 1» here today. Mr. H. E. Beaty, of Jennings, Fin., was in Ihe city yesterday. Mr. B. G. l4»Ktlnger, of Birmans. U in the city on business today. 8. E. Townsend, of Lawtey, Fla., mas a visitor to the city yesterday. Messrs. R. B. Myddelton and Mack Varnedoe have gone to Macon to at tend the fair. Mr. and Mrs. Ewell Brown, of .Lake Park, spent Monday in the eity. Mr. 8. Burkhalter, wife ^and daughter, of HotnerviUe. were on a visit to the city -yesterday. Dr. and Mrs. J. V. Talley and Miss Pureey. of Milltown, were in the city Monday. The Valdosta Vldettes had a largely attended meeting Monday, two new members being added. Mr. Gideon Foraker has returned to his home at Fargo, ofter spend ing a few days here under treatment ~ Ihe subscription list of the Dally Times Is growing rapidly not only it Valdosta but throughout this section, tion. Mr. H. C. Mills and family reach cd the city from Moultrie this mo*v- ing and will remain at the Florence until their home is ready for them. Miss Mec Young is visiting Miss Emile Briggs at Lucy Cobb College, after a visit of several weeks in At lanta. Mr. J. J. Cates has purchased the six-room house and lot on the cor ner of Floyd street and Third, ave nue front Mr. W. L. Thomas. The hour hand on the north side of the city clock is Just an hour too fast, caused by a pigeon resting on the hand some time ngo during a hard rain storm. There Is a difference of opinion ns to whether there was frost in this section Monday or not. Some close observers declare that there was. while others say there was not. Sheriff Passmore left ihl/ morn ing for Macon with his little boy for the purpose of having a special ist examine the child’s throat. The little fellow has suffered a great deal recently with the throat af fection. + + + + + + + + + + ^ * TALK OF THE TOWN. * -I- v •!* -s- + -i* i Mr. F. A. Morgan, of Miltown, was in the city yesterday. j Mr. J. P. Whitehurst, of Sparks, was a visitor to the city yesterday, j Chief of Police Dampier is con- j fined to his home by illness. j Messrs W. B. Ellington and H. L. j Gray, of Waycross, were visitors to the city yesterday. ; Mr. D. T. Clyatt, of Quitman, is here today looking after his business interests. Mr. J. A Dasher went over to Quitman this morning to look after some business. Miss Verncr Mcl^aughlin, of Fitz gerald, is the guest of Miss Bell Brinson. * Major W. H. Berry of New York, Is expected to arrive in the city to day to spend a few days with frinds here. Mrs. G. P. Jones has returned to the city after spending several months In North Carolina. The little spurt In the price of cot ton brought a large amount of. the staple to the city today. Mr. R. E. Hodson,. of Savannah, has moved to Valdosta and will suc ceed Mr. W. O. Player as the repre sentative of the Standard Oil Co. There is a rumor on the streets today that Valdosta is to have a new bank with a capital of $250,000. The promoters of the new enter prise are not ready to give out any Information about it at presen:. Rev. Frank Dixon’s lecture at the Valdosta Theater tonight will be one of the events of the season here. Mr. Dixon is a brother of Rev. Thomas Dixon and is said to he even a more eloquent orator than his brother. Sheriff Passmore and wife return ed from Macon Thursday evening. They carried their little son there for a difficult operation, and it is hoped that the little boy will get all right, now that it has been success ful performed. Mr. H. L. Smith, acting Superin tendent of the Southern Bell Tele phone Co., with headquarters In Sa vannah, was In town this week. It was Mr. Smith’s first visit to Val dosta. and he was agreeably im pressed with the town. & GRIMES. HEAT IMF by c ! noieton company, jsei r Alarm Going Wn to Move a Box cf W fa he had Hidden fofftyi he bacco future Bud Gardener, a Porter for the Pendleton Company, |Bet Burglar Went Which Use. Bud Gardener, one of the porters for the A. S. Pendleton Company,is occupying a cell In the county jail as a result of a very Ingenious con trivance which Mr. Norris Plnder, of that firm, fixed for the purpose 1 of catching a thief who had J>eei stealing things from tlto-riofgr-^w- A number of- articles hid been missing and early yesterday .morn* ing Mr. Plnder found a box ,qf to bacco In the cellar of the store, it having been placed there by Borne one who probably intended to j move it when the shades of night began to gather. To find out who would move this box of tobacco was the problem that confronted the man who was watching the Interest of his' em ployers. Being something of , geni us he decided to attach a burglar alarm to the box of t obneed; * so that when It was moved a bell in the office of the store would ring. A wire like that which is attached to the electric door bells, and a bat tery, were brought into service, and in a short while Mr. Plnder had a contrivance there that would • like a fire alarm when the weight at the other end was removed. The wire went up through the third sto ry of the building and then to the basement in order to divert au»*. picion. ,J : Late yesterday afternoon* the alarm started and kept tfp Hn in cessant racket in the office. No one knew what it was, but’ When an In- BUSINESS LOCALS Fewer gallons; wears longer; Devoe. Pratt’s butter and cheese. Fresh and mild at J. T. Webb’s. One car of Virginia salt at the right price at J. T. Webb’s. Syrup wanted at Hahira, or Valdosta, A. J. Strickland. 6-17-s tf. For all kinds of surety bonds apply to B. S. Richardson, Valdosta, Ga. 5 18 ly. Swift’s hams and breakfast bacon and star hams at J. T. Webb’s. Fresh cereals in packages, buck wheat, flap jacks, cream of wheat, grape nuts and oatmeal at J. T Webb*B. 1 Will have a full line of bulk ce reals and fruit cake ingredients In a few days. J. T. Webb. PETITION FOR CHARTER. GEORGIA., Lowndes County. To the Superior Court of Said County: The petition of G. A. Carswell and A. P. Carswell, of said county and state respectfully shows to the court. First: That they desire for them selves and such of ler persons as may be associated with them, their successors and assigns, to become incorporated under the name ’and style of the G. A. Carswell Company. Second: The term for which peti- timers ask to be ir. ;orporated is twenty years, with the privilege of renewal at the end of that time. Thiid: The capital stock of said corporation Is to be Five Thousand Dollars, divided Into shares of One Hundred Dollars each, with the priv ilege of increasing the capital stock from time to time to any amount THE TIMES’ WANT ADS. Pure fresh milk; wagon makes, not exceeding Ten Thousand Dol* prompt and regular delivery Let us serve you. South Georgia Dairy. More fine Jersey cows at the South Georgia. Plenty of pure milk, cream and butter. Prompt delivery. South Georgia Dairy. A woman ne/er believes that any one can find reason to accuse her of tt«ng • mean. larr Fourth: That Ten Per Cent of the capital stock of Five Thousand Dol lars has already been paid In. Fifth: That the principal place of business and office of the propos ed corporation is to be in the city of Valdosta said county and state. Sixth: That the obbject of their association and the purpose of the corporaion is pecuniary gain to peti tioners and their associates and the stockholders of said corporation. Seventh: Petitioners propose STRAYED STRAYED — From Lake Park on Tuesday night, a black and white spotted hound dog, was at H. Peterson’s on Wednesday night. Five dollars re ward for his return to J. H Bussey, Glyatteville, or A. Jackson. Lake Park, Ga. 10-21-ds-swt ~~ WANTED. WANTED—At once an energet ic man to represent a loan company as district agent. Giddens & Mans field, Tifton, Ga. WANTED—20 first-class carpen ters at once. Apply to Valdosta Sash & Door Co., WANTED — A first-class business man to take charge of a general mer cantile business; most be sober with good references. Address P. O. Box 75, Milltown, Ga. 10-24-4t Farmer’s Horse Ran Away. Mr. J. E. Patrick of Brooks coun ty,'figured in a runaway scrape on I 8aId corporate name and in pursu- , i ance of their said object of pecu- Patterson street yesterday. He had j ^Ty gain for themselves and th* a load df sugar cane for salo and was* stockholders in -said proposed - corpo- thipwn from his wagon and his head) ration, to manufacture and sell drugs brulaed against the stone curbing. | ? nd mediclnei of all kinds, to engage „ ’ , ” In and carry on the business of buy- The wagon ran over one of his legs. i ng an( j , e illng. at wholesale and re- He was not seriously hurt though I tall, and manufacturing all kinds of be will probabbly suffer from lore-! drugi and medicines, and to manli ness for some time. I ?“ ct , ure “ nd 8el1 sc" 00 ' bo °1<s bli >nk books, and any and all olber kinds of books andl stationery p,aper bags and paper of all kinds, cigars, tobac T . . . . . , . __ , I co snuff, paints, oils, varnish, win- I have just received a new lot of Hytlo, dow glass, glass-ware, tin-ware, crock lamps. 1 to 16 and 1 to 82 cand'e power, j ery-ware, twine, garden seeds and also ordinary lamps from 4 to 50 candle . any nn( j a n kinds of seeds, drugists power, call on [ne or phone 27. Every i sundries of all kinds and all things thing eleotrica, see my pocket flash usually kept In, or manufactured, or lights. 0. W. Stuckey. 10-14-3t j gold by a wholesale or retail drug _ ■ i establishment or drug manufacturing Two Truck Farms to Rent. I establishment, and to buy, sell and One 9-acre with 4 room house, manufacture any and all things that 8tuckey for Electric Lamps. One 11-acre and 6 room house; mod ern; best land and no stumps. Will rent for one or two years. Ap ply to Dr. J. C. Wilson. vestlgation was made, they found Mr. Plnder and Buddd Gardner to gether in the cellar. Bud had moved the box of tobacco off of the end of the two wires annd had set the alarm going. He declared that ho was looking for a nickel that he had lost, but there was strong evidence that he was after stealing the bobx of tobac co, which he had concealed there. ^Officer Presley was called and Gardd 4 was locked up to await a trial. be advantageously or profitably manufactured and sold or manufac tured or sold or bought and sold In connection with the aforesaid busi ness: and to sell for cash or on cred it; to ouy, sell and make improve ments on real estate, to receive ot execute deeds and mortgages to the same, to take or give mortgages deeds or other liens allowed by law to secure debts; to borrow or lend money; to act as agent for any oth er person or corporation or firm In connection with said business/ and to do any and all things and to ex ercise any and all other powers nec essary to the successful engaging in or‘carrying on said proposed bus iness, including the filling of pre scriptions and the sale of patent med icines. Wherefore petitioners pray to be FOR SALE- FOR SALE—A few extra fine White Plymouth Rock cockerels. Jones & Waldorf. FOR SALE—2,500 bushels of Genuihe Brooks County rust proof seed oats cheap. S. M. Young, Quitman, Ga. 10-17-10fc FOR SALE—I have received a car load of in warranted Cypress Syrup Barrels 85 gallon size, I will sell at $1.25 each. All my old customers and lots of new ones will please call on me at Pi- jetta, Fla.^O.JB. Coody. 10-17-86^ ' LOST, LOST—One pair gold rim nose glasses in case. FindeT will receive reward by returning same to “Boy,’ care Times. It POSITION WANATED. WANTED—Position as bookkeeper or assistant. Experienced. Giltedge reference famished. Am familiar with all methods. A. G. Marshall, Hahira, Ga. 10-19-5t Mrs. W. A. Little, of Abbeville, Ga., Is spending a few days with her brother. Mr. W. H. Vann-*yck:o oi this place Mr. W. .H. .Chitty and Mr. W. O. Snelgrove left last night for Atlan ta on business. * Mr. James C. Pendleton has re turned to his place with the A. S. Pendleton Company, after spend ing the summer In Atlanta. made a body corporate under the name and style aforesaid, and that they, their associates, successors and assigns be granted and that they be entitled to ail the rights powers, privileges and Immunities usually granted to corporations under the i of Georgia and subject to all of the liabilities fixed by aw. Woodward A Smith, Petitioners’ Attorneys Filed in office 27th day of October, 1905. R. T. Myddleton, Clerk.- ILTe-w X-iOt S-u.its eum-cL Closure Beceived tlh-is "WeeHs. THE J. L. STATEN COMPANY, isMi