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— hhhmmbiH J ® P. HEARD & SONS g I HASN’T GOT, NOBODY HAS. 1 £ HEARD’S Prices Have Never Been Beaten, | HEARD’S Styles Have Never BEEN EXCELLED, §E J. P. HEARD & SONS CHALLENGES the SOUTH r When it Gomes to | BUGGIES, WAGONS, g and HARNESS ^ In fact EVERYTHING is found at our place ^ you want, you will have to SEE US. I ITeOSTS YOU NOTHING To 3 § SEE OUR LINE OF GOODS. § xmmummmmuummmuiim mmimmmmsz We HAVE Them, and Quality is what If Prices PITHY PERSONALS POINTEDLY PUT These Who Come and Those Who Go on Business and Pleasure. W. B. P. and John Lilly wero in town yesterday. H. D. Wood of Pineliurst, was here Thursday on business 1 . Who are the buggy and wagon people? J. P. Heard & Sons. 0.1. Bennett went up to Macon on business Thursday morning, Miss Lucy Roberts is in the city visit- in the family of J. W. Roberts. T. F. Collier and wife of Drayton, spent yesterday in the city shopping. Don’t forget we sell buooiks and we DO SSLL THEM too J. P. HEARD & SONS. Miss Mamie Lou Oreene left Thurs day for Macon on a visit to relatives. Miss Eula Rogers of Abbeville, is in the oity on a visit to her aunt, Mrs. R. 0. Rogers, John Hollon and H, C, Adams of Dooling, were in the city on business Thursday. Oscar Peacock of Eincrich, visited the family of Judge John H. Woodward this week. Mrs. J. M. Hunt of Cordele, is in the city on a visit to her mother, Mrs. M. S. Hamilton. K. R, Lewis and wife returned home Tuesday night from a week’s stay at Indian Springs. J. L. Taggart, R. II. Stovall and Miss Alice Clark went down to Coidele Wednesday afternoon. J. E. Sheffield of near Unadilla, was in the eity WedneBday and subscribed for the News. Thanks. Miss Calla Lilly returned home Wednesday from Cordele, where she has been visiting relatives. A satisfied policy holder is a compa ny’s best andvertisement. Such are patrons of the Mutual Benefit. Miss Lilia May McDonald is attend ing a house party at Monticello this week given by Miss Ruby Polk. //Min Berdi" Gocdson, who has been acting as telegrapa operator in thd ab sence of Miss Meta Meets, left for her horns la.Florida Thursday.. Mrs, D. A. Taylor left yesterday for Oglethorpe on a visit to her sister, Mrs A. H, Perry. Mrs. H P, Myers left Thursday for Marshallville, on n visit to her daugh ter, Mrs. Lewis Rumph. She will be gone several weeks. D. B. Thompson, wife and children and Mrs. G. L. Bush went to Macon Thursday on the excursion and visited the Orphan’s Home. Col. D. A. R. Crum and wife returned home yesterday morning from Lavilla, where they have been spending a few days with Mrs. W. N. McDonald. Miss Mamie Tillman returned to her home at Cordele Wednesday, after spending a few days here with Misses Mamie Sheppard and Howell Melton. M. E. Rushin special agent of the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co., spent Wednesday and Thursday out in the Third district and at Unadilla, writing life insurance. Mrs. H. T. Conner of Davisboro, ar rived in the city Tuesday night on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. D Bryan, 8r., who live a few miles North-West of this city. Col. G. W. Wooten, W. W. and Win- right Jordan, B, F. Forbes, Judge J. H. Woodward and P. A. Leonard were among those that went' to Macon on the excursion Thursday. The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance company grows in popularity each suc ceeding day, and M. E. Rushin, its special agent, is kept busy attending to the wants of the people who clamor for insurance Ip this grand old company. Rev. A. J. Sanders of near Kerns, was in town yesterday. He and Rev. J. D. Norris of this city, dosed a pro tracted meeting at New Hope church Thursday which had been in progress five days. A good meeting was had and the church greatly revived. “TheFaalt is all Your Own,” If you don’t get the right kind of Buggies and Wagons. J. P. Heard & Sons iiave what you want at a little lower price than the other fellows. TWO BOTTLES CURED HIM. "I was troubled with kidney complaint forabout two rears,'* writes A11 !>ari«, of Ml Sterling, Ia„ ,< bathro bottles ol Pot- tv's Kidney Core effected t permanent, cure.” ForsalebyaUdealers.. The Excursion to Macon. The excursion to the Methodist Orphans Home at Macon over the G. S. & F. Thursday was largely attended. Ten per cent of the sale ot tickets, besides a great many contributions by the visitors was received by the Home as a result of the excursion. If there is any thing in this old world of ours that will appeal to the hearts and pocketbooks of men when every thing else imaginable fails—-it is the poor orphan boy or girl. These excursions, to this Home annually cannot but be productive of good, as it is then that the happy and seemingly contented men, women and children with parents are brought in touch with the unfor- unate. their circumstances, etc., and of course their hearts are there by made tender. The writer knows ot one particularly that was very much touched by a visit to this place last year and says that it is worth a great deal to anyone to make a visit there. An Easy Made Ten Dollars On Wednesday afternoon Mr. C. I. Bennett received a letter from Marshal C. j . Goodwin of Mar- shallvilie, offering a reward of $io for a negro named Ebbie Woliork, who had skipped out from his bondsman. The letter stated, that the negro would probably stop in Vienna to secure work on the new railroad. Mr. Bennett knew the negro, who happened to be in his shop when the letter was received, and after reading the letter Mr. Bennett carried the negro to jail, where he was held until Thursday when an officer came after him. Sheriff Sheppard also received a similar letter and was reading it when Mr. Bennett passed by on his way to jail, with the prisoner.. lacacacacaeacacanacacacac aeacaca ta^ncKaicar PLANTERS WAREHOUSE, .PINEHURST, OA.. D 0 D 0; 0 D Oj 0 ri D‘ 0 Q 0 jl D‘ 0 0 0 Or., acaaancaaacaeaacaeacacac acacacacacacacacacac BARFIELD & HORNE, Prop’rs. Thanking our customeis for past favors, we solicit a continuance of same for the coming cotton season. We will be in the market for the purchase of cotton seed and will at all times pay the highest market CASH price. SUWUMUHIWMUllMtiUMUUW Qi d« D: o£ 0 : q; o« D: D : flf: fl|: B ; D: o£ Dp D; Dji. A NEW MARKET. We have recently opened up a first-class Meat Market in> Mathews’ old stand, and will always lecep on hand ' Fresh Beef and Pork, Chickens and Eggs, and .* Fresh Fish in Season., Will pay highest market price for above mentioned articles; and also for green hides. We have an experienced man to cutt and prepare our meats, and all orders will be correctly filled.. Gice us a trial and we will treat you right. Remember, that! all bills must be paid every Monday morning. YOURS FOR BUSINESS^ Vienna Meat Co. HAIR CUT ANY STYLE . If you want a first-clime 1IAIR CUT,. SHAVE, SHAM- POO or. SHINE,.call to see me. Next door to Racket Sere. , AUGUSTUSJONES,,Barhe