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Vol. XIV. No. Adel, Berrien County, Georgia, Friday, May. 30, 1902. 50 Cents Per Annum.
SUMMER GREETINGS.
Something N :w and Beautiful I11
DRISS GOODS.
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I have received this week another new line ot Summer
Fabrics of the latest , best quality and preettiest ... . colors t
wea ves,
that can be shown anywhere.
Ginghams and Madras, new and lovely line ol line wash
fabrics in all the latest styles. Imported wash silks for waists,
-dace striped lawns and madras, French mercerized goods, white
Persian lawns; white and black organdies, white India lawns,
Irish linens and numerous other weaves that are most desirable.
FOR TROUSSEAUS.
A special line of white and cream cassimeres and silks with
suitable trimmings etc. loir ladies who are entering into the
bonds of connubial affections.
rM^pnmrpir.Q
A large assorment of a
ciennes and torchon laces]
insertion. Patterns of e
ASP
Of ladies fine parasij
of every color, quali
C0MF0R
A nice line of shil
griddle corsets, perf
designed as to lend gl
YOU
Beautiful lac
colored, for ladu
tty kid gloves o,
vests at allpria
A beautiful line of nd
est styles and designs, me
cy striped that are beaulit
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and let us help you w
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL. §§
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Bring your laundry to Burke
Passmore, Adel, Ga.
Wool, Corn and Bacon bought
by A. A. & H. L. Parrish.
2000 nriA( , yards . embroideries , . . at . Ken. T ,
non 6 for 10c per yd.
500 fans at J. II. Kennon’s for
lc each.
2000 yards embroideries at Ken-
non , g for 10c per y d
Money to loan to farmers at
Kank of Aclel *
500 fans at J. H. Kennon’s for
lc each.
WANTED—Wool, Corn, Bacon,
and other country produce.
A. A. A H. L. Parrish,
For new and stylish dress goods
go to J. If. Kennon’s in tile Ken-
non new building.
Highest prices paid for Wool ’
Corn and Bacon. A. A. H. L
Parrish.
For new and stylish dressirm^y
go to J. II.
MARSHAL W. A. HYERS SHUT TO DEATH.
BOISA BRYANT, A TOOL IN THE HANDS OF
OTHERS, FIRED THE FATAL SHOT.
The criminals in jail. Adel slandered by out-of- town
reporters. Citizens cool but determined.
Since our issue of last week was offthe
press Adel has undergone a week of in-
tengc excitemeut . G n Thursday night of
la$t week Marshal W. A. Hyers, inoom-
Pan.r withHenry Wakeford, went to the
house of Berry Walls, a noted negro
gambler, to arrest Boisa Bryant, a
seventeen year old negro boy, charged
with larceny. The warrant was sworn out
by Cathern Taylor, a negro woman, for
stealing about five dollars from her
house some time last year.
Boisa met Marshal Hyers outside of
the house ami allowed him to get with¬
in touch. Boisa then drew his pistol, a
blue steel .38 calibre with.six inch barrel
and placed it near Mr. Hyer’s abdomen
and filed instantly. Mr. Hyers fell for-
ward on his face with a drawn pistol in
his hand and fired three times but with-
on t effect. Wakeford wa6 unarmed but
r ed the marshal that the boy was
preparing to shoot. No trouble whatev-
er was expected from the boy and he had
fired the fatal shot before it could bo. a-
verted.
Wakeford attempted to get the pistol
When arrested Walls confessed that he
and several other negroes wore shooting
dice when the shot was fired and also
that Boisa came by where they were ?md
confessed that he, had shot a man. This
party consisting of Joe Scruggs, Lewis
McDaniel, Andrew Gates and Kid Con-
oly were promptly arrested under the
charge of gaming to await developments.
Walls was arrested by Marshal Truett
and was detaiued here nearly all of Fri¬
day uighi under guard of Adel citizens.
Tlie other arrests were made Saturday
and were turned over to the county au¬
thorities.
Right here we wish to state that the
citizens of Adel have been treated most
outrageously by reports sen* to many of
the daily papers from reporters who liv¬
ed out of town and who kuow nothing
about the affair. Whiles the people of
Adel felt the greatest indignation and
keenest regret at the loss of so faithful an
officer they have conducted themselves
uobly under the most frying circum¬
stances. Several r eports
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THIS Is a political year and
you should read THE NEWS
and keep posted on current
events. ~
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NOTICE.
Having bought out openek tliei firm of
L. M. Kennon and up this
week a complete lints oi ftoiv dry
goods, notions, shoes, bats etc.pl
invite you to look at my line be-
fore you buy.—J. H.Kennon.
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Mr. Wm. Clements necompn-
nied Mrs. Clements up to Indian
Springs Sunday. Mrs. Clements
hopes to have her health improv-
ed by a stay at this noted resort.
Wal^ /
Stand like a Stone
Between vour children A ajnd the
of » itching end . bur.. •
torture* , , .
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6CZ0FI19j scaldhead or otlifcr skin
diseases. — How? why, by using
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, earth’s
greatest healer. Quickest cure
fur „ ulcers, , Fever boro., Sliit 0
Rheum, Cuts, Burns or Braises.
infallible for riles. 25 c at s. p.
Williams’ drug store. .
Dr. F. 0. Morrison is in Florida
for a few days. Mil
he will go befot- .
State B ard of De“*“ mmw^ ^
ners for license to ,
that state. He will ri
i del frfkmt June 15th. ,
son has’higli ideals of
al life anti vte <V n fid@i
him to attain to prom
Helds Up a Congressmaw.
"At the end of the campaign. ‘ v§
Champ Ciaric, Missouri’s brilliant <
I gressmaa, -‘from overwork, nervous
siou, loss of sleep amt constant spent
I had about utterly collapsed. It set
that atwitall the organa in my bodjn
: out of order, but three bottles of Elect:
Bluer, *.*■ m* all right if. the b
all-around medicine ever soW over
druggist's counter." Over-worked,
j down men and -weak sickly women gain
health and vitality fr. m Elec-
t trie Bitters. Trv them. Only 50c. Guar
by 3 . pwiffl.™.
F Foley's Kidney Curt*
makes kidoeys and bladdqr rijrfn