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The Steyerman Co’s.
Main Attractions are their Low Prices
Methods
Price to AH.
purchased the Remer Singletary
home has resold it to J. P. Casron of
Cairo; lir. H. Atkinson and Daniel |
Alilgood made some minor ex-'
changes. Besides thesethere are sex !
eral ventures that have not quite cul
minated at this writing.
Mr. W. T. Respesa and family ar
rived last Monday and' are again cit
izens of Meigs. The people of this
place gladly welcome them back.
“The Lord v_will provide." Our
thanks are due to Mr. J. A. Grant
for some of the finest turnips of the
season. These good friends seem
to know exactly when to hang some
thing on the gate. j
The effect of the rural mail de-1
livery may be noticed in Many ways. I,
Especially in the advancement the
average farmer is making. He is
improving In every line. Quite a j
number of harrows, mowers, rakes,
two-horse plows and such implements |
have been sold during this and (he
past season.
Mr. W. M. Singletary has purchas-
ed the residence lately vacated by
West Marshall
The Georgia Cane Syrup Company
will dismantle their plant at the edge
of .town and sell the machinery by
the piece. C. Li Thompson of the
Thomasville Iron Works, has the mat
tbr in charge. The plant represents
an original Investment of $00,000.
It was moved here two years ago
from Council. Bluffs, Iowa. It has
a huge capacity and can grind cane
by the ton annually. It never ran
but one season. Its managers were
All goods marked in plain figures. You don’t have to pay any
more for it than does.your neighbor an.d his money is no better
than yours. Our,goods are always reliable and we stand v back
of every thing we sell. Quality for quality our prices are lower
than our competitors.
SPECIALS— This Week Only
38-inch all wool Granite, any shade, regular price 46c,
Special
Yd-wide Sea Island serge 6c, v
\$eaF*Gut this out and bring it with you.
Mayor Wilkes
street.
Mr. Rlcbnrd Merritt, of Cairo has
ben here this week. He believes in
Meigs’ probabilities and added to
his real estate purchase in buying
•the Nealder Sasser place near town.
It appears that the*re are many ex
cellent citizens from Grady county try
ing to'get back home by moving Into
Thomas county. Come to Meigs, gen
tlemen. We bav ea heap o’ fine land
round here and will give you a hearty
welcome.
The South Land and Investment
Company, a product of Meigs clime, |
Is getting an Illustrated pamphlet,
setting forth the advantages of the ,
town and surronding country and
invite home seekers to Invest here.
1 We hnve a vast territory on two sides 1
V that Is untouched by other towns.
Quite a crowd of Odds attended
the supper given by the Pelham iodgo ^
Monday night. They were royally
Ozell, Ga., Nov. 7.—^On Tuesday i
afternoon Capt. F. P. Tolar, post-)
master at Ozell was burled with Ma-j
sonic honors. His ' death occurred!
suddenly on Monday .evening at Gj
o'clock. He dropped dead from*
heart failure while returning.to hisj
home from his store.
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Mr. W. D. Rees of Philadelphia is
hero for several days and Is at the
Masury hotel. He came to look af
ter some repairs and alterations that
are being made at his handsome
home on the park front. The Rees
family are very popular winter resi
dents and. their
1 Notice.
Notice is hereby given that I will
I apply to. the Honorable Superior
Court of Thomas County, Georgia, as
provided In Sec. 2,645 et seq. of the
civil code of 1906, for leave to sell
the undivided remainder Interest In
'he hereinafter dcscribdS
He represent
ed the Georgia Northern Railroad;
and was ai so engaged in the mer-'
fkntlle buslnoss. -lie was a promi
nent and respected citizen who came'
real estate
'ongltig to my minor wards, Ed-
( «,»• R., Susan C-, David L., Hattie'
9-. Margaret and Albert C. Brandon.
Said application will bo heard by the
> Honorable Robert O. Mitchell, Judge
of the Superior Court at Chambers
on the 18th,day of November, nine-
■ teen hundred and five (1905.) ' <
Said application to sell being for
the purposes of reinvestment as the
present Investment Is enhancing In
value much more slowly than the
proposed Investment, and as the
present investment would have to bo
rented it would depreciate rapidly.
Tho property (n which the remainder |
Interest la to be sold Is descrlbbd as
follows: Commencing at a point on
the north margin of Remington ave
nue, said point being one hundred
and seventy and a half (170 %) feet
north, 77 deg. east from where the
northeast margin of Seward street
would meet the northern margin ol
Remington avenue if' projected:
theneco north’l3% deg. west 85 1-2
feet: thence north 74 deg. east, 27%
feet; thence north 10 deg. west 94%
feet: thonce north 51 deg. east along
Warren street 02 feet; thence south
31% deg. east 221 fast; thence along
Remington avenue south 77 deg.
west 140% feet to the place of be
ginning, containing 45-100 of an acre
more or less. .
The property in which Investment
Is to be made is the front portion of
that lot and tho improvements there
on known ns the Paxton lot now oc
cupied by W. H. Brandon, situated
at the corner of Remington dvenue '
and Hansel! street, all of. said ,de- .
scribed lands being situated In j
Thomasville, Thomas county, Ga. ,
W. II. Brandon,
Guardian.
Southern friends
will learn with pleasure of their In
tention to come ettrly in the season
for a stay of several months.
W. D. Sills of Ochlockonee spent
Tuesday in Thomasville.
W. B. Roddenbery of Cairo spent
Tuesday in town.
Rev. J. M. Shepherd of Pavo was
a visitor in the city yesterday.
chased the hothe of Mr. B. F. Ful-
do less on this occasion.
ford at this place and will move
here. Mr. Fulford will leave for
Macon next Tuesday and will eggage
In the railroad business there.
When you want a pleasant physic
try Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver
Tablets. (They are easy, to take and
produce no griping or other unpleas
ant effect. Sold by J. W. Peacock.
A contribution of anything, money,
meat, syrup, shoes, cloth, clothes,
corn mealor anything that ynr owwn
children could nse if they were there
received and
Among, the number who went
were Messrs. W. M. Singletary, J.
W. Moncrlef, Will Braswell, Bcnhet
Brothers, Sam Sutton, Sim Haddock
and Arthur Rogers.
Mr. B. Isler a ptomlent gentleman
of Morgan, Ga., has been > visiting
his son Dr.J. N. Isler of this place.
Mrs. A. 8. Braswell, Miss Alpha
Braswell and Mrs. W. A. Bowen,
spent Sunday with the family of Mr.
R. R. Chastain, near Ochlockonee.
Mr. Clayton Berwick and ^fe of
Pelham were visitors here Monday.
The song of the hammer and saw
is heard abroad over this place and.
we note with pleasure' several new
roofs will be seen in a few days ag
the result. . ,
The friends of Mr. Henry W. Mil
ler of this ptace in Thomasville, and
in the county will be pleased to learn
that he has fully recovered from an j
attack of mental aberration of which
be suffered a few months ago. It
will' be remembered that It was
thought be would have to be sent
to the state sanitarium, but now,
we are glad to state, he Is In his
usual state' of health and mind.
A good horrt belonging to Tim
Base, thought to show bis acrobatic
proclivities, while trying to Jump a
wire fence broke his neck.
Mi\ Ivy L. Willis of Fowltown, a
former citizen of this county, has
been the guest of relatives here this
will be thankfully
promptly forwarded, whether you be
long to tbe Baptist church or any
church, or whether you live in town
or country. The committee that will
be glad to wait on you is composed
of W. E. Davis, . L.‘, Durcn, .1*. W.
Carter, Mrs. W. H. Boswell and Miss
Stella Duren. 1 .
Messrs. Leo Wilkes find C. E.
Boswell nf Thomasville were here
Sunday to see home folks. S ' I
Quite a number of fanners are al
ready through making up their syrup
This Is quite an unusual occurrence
in this vicinity at this season.
Mrs. W. A. Duren after a week’s,
jstay in. Thomasville has returned
I home.
Mr. C. W. Whitley and wlfe / of
,Vada were the guests of the family
of Ah C.. E. Kemp, near here this
week. 1
Mrs. J. H. Sapp of 8ephner, Fla.,
has been herb several days at the Cen
tral Hotel as the guest of her son,
Mr. R. R. Sapp. Mrs. Sapp is the
wife of Mf! J. H. Sapp, a former resi
dent of this viclnlt. *
Messrs. Ernest Joiner and Haggs,
accompanied by Hls^ Joiner were
pleasant visitors here Sqnday.
Mrs. W. B. Hambleton of Thomfcs-
vllle was here a few days since.
Mrs. Minnie Palmer of Jackson
ville Is'a visitor here. • ' ./
Miss Stella Duren is spending this
week In Thomasville.
Mr. J. N. Carter is erecting a
'nice live room dwelling opposite the
Robinson went down to residence of r. W. M. Singletary. It
Sunday to breath some wIU j* occupied by Uft Luther Sin
gletary. •
Rev. J. B. Alilgood filled Ills reg
ular appointment at Coolldge Bap
tist church Sunday: and also accept-
cd the call for tbe«enaulng year.
’ Miss Jessie Redfetirn from. Be
rwick is ; visiting Miss Fannie Fol-
som tills week near Coolldge.
Messrs. Frank Cooper. J. B. 'Nor
man and W. B. Dukes from Moitl-
trlo and Norman Park were In town
last. Saturday db business.
Mr. J...W. -Inghrnm was a visitor
to Thomasville'oh busluess Wedncs
Mr. and Mrs. O. II. Easter frotr
Thomasville visited Mrs. Boaster’s
father and mother. Mr. and Mrs. B:
F. Magaheo near Coolldge Tuesday,
2,000 PRIMITIVE BAPTISTS.
Meeting With the New Ho|ie Churel
Was Great Gatherings
The Flint Ilivcr Primitive Baptls
association met last Saturday nnr
Sunday with the New Hope Church,
The old time Baptists came from till
parts of the county. There were
eight preachers .present, 11 churchei
represented and two thousand soul:
on the grounds. Elder Brooks woJ
It is tho only .female remody cold’under a guarantoo which
means relief cy no money tpenC \on can choose between this
remedy and a heavy doctors b.lL
, “I had miscarriage, and I fa since has been a misery. Doctors
i foiled to $ eliev ? mo, uni I was unable to raovo without assistance. I
V began C. F« P, (CerslU’u Fetnslo Panacea).; took two
& bottles and could get r.p and walk. It h now keeping me up
^ so 1 can do rav hoiso vjork. an! I am improving steanily. J
m * %T r. lf/«navmr Qa <n/is .Ttlo A
Put few people are entirely free
trator, having made application tj
me in due form to be appointed per
manent administrator upon the estat<
of F. C. Johnson, late of said eoun
ty, notice-is hereby given that salt
application will be heard at the reg
ular term of the Court of Ordinar.
for said county, to be hejd on th»
first Monday in December, 1905.
Witness my hand and official sig
nature this 6f
‘the year. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Is
hot only the best remedy to use be
cause it digests what you eat but be
cause It also enables the digestive
apparatus to assimilate and trans
form all foods into tissue building
blood. — • • — 1
v ilea. Elizabeth McDaniel, S ■ ad.s, Fla.,
08.00 PER BOTTLE
v at an ists.
Kodol relieves sour stomach
heart burn, belching and all forms
of indigestion. .
'illiam M. Jones,
Ordinary
11-13-tit
For choice cut flowers, weddinj
bouquets, floral design*, plants, etc.
telephone, telegraph or write. Idl>
Hour Nurseries, Macon, (la.
11-10-3
Gerstle Med cine Co.
"Chattancc-a, Tcnn.
A liquid cold cure and the Only
Cough Syrup which moves the bowels
—works all cold out of the system
—is ennedy’s Laxative Honey and
Tar. Clears the head and throat
and makes,weak lungs strong. Best
for Croup, Whooping Cough, etc.
Children love It. Sold by Bracey
This guarantee authorizes any druggist to refund the pur
chase price of a bottle of G.F.P. (Gen-tie’s Female Panacea)
to any woman who buys it and is not benefited by its use.