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About The News and courant. (Cartersville, Ga.) 1901-1904 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1901)
SPECIAL MNNOUNOOM6NT ’ '** %*■ ,f • •• * ■ **W “■*'-* * • * • 4 ' PERTAINING TO THE GREHT CLOSING QOT SHLE, Dry Goods, Shoes, Clothing, Etc. NOW GOING ON AT SCfff UER'S! Tuesday we commenced a Public Auction Sale. We have had hundreds of ladies and gentlemen urge us to sell our MAMMOTH STOCK this way. Others again said, “W 6 *dSn’f wait all the afternoon till a cer tain article is put upon this sale,” and similar other remarks. And as these remarks come to us from some o£ our best customers, we have decided to offer Everything in our Stock at - Public Retail Sale af Auction-Prices, We simply say: There was never such an opportunity in Cartersviliejip. get good goods at such prices*. <]They Tlust be Sold and Sol*l Quick.[> Everything must be closed out before Christmas at . ... SCHEUER’S LOCAL KB'S _JN BRIEF. Mrs. A. Strickland spent Thursday in Atlanta. Miss Verdi© Cotton spent last week in Taylorsville. Greit b irgains in mens and boys suits and overcoats for the next six and ays at Bradley, Griffin & Cos. Miss Will Cotton is spending this week in Atlanta. Mrs. Bartow Cowden left Monday for, Birmingham, Ala., on a short visit. . I The cheapest place in town to buy fire works;bought them cheap and want to sell them. M artin Collins. Fostmaster Walter Akerman has returned from a trip to Washington City. % m Mrs. T. M. Lester, who was the guest of Mrs. W. W. Cotton has re turned to her home in Grantville. Special bargains in clothing from now till Christmas at Bradley, Griffin & Cos. Our prices for watch work are the lowest and work the best. , tf Baker, The Jeweler. Fine photographs will make nice Xmas presents. Go to Men ace’s Studio and have them made. Mr. James Chadwick, of near Emer son. leavesJhis week for West Ten nessee, where he will spend the holi days with relatives he has not seen in some time. 500 dolls at one half price at Bradley. Griffin & Cos. Bargains in all kinds of sewing machines at * Union Supply Co’s, office, at Mason Music House, next to Book Store. Strange as it may seem one of last seasons most successful theatrical attractions proved to be that old but ever welcome temperance play, “Ten Nights in Bar Room.” At Des Moines. lowa, for instance, during the engagement of Geo. L. Painter’s Company standing room at every performance was the rule. The Daily Register, one of lowa's leading papers, says: “Palmer’s Spectacular production of Ten Nights in a Bar Rodin delighted an overflowing house at the Grand upon its opening per formance last night. It was a S. R. O. house and the first one of the season. The box office had to be .closed owing to the fact that all standing room space was occupied. The large audience was very appre ciative ami the applause loud and numerous. This beautiful play has never been presented here before on such a scale of grandeur. This com pany comes to Cartersville tonight. News and Courant Wagon. " •#s!>.: 05. The Bell Telephone Company have found it necessary to put in an addi tional switch board in their office here, Their list of subscribers is swiftly growing and already number ing about a hundred. The service is superb. Every suit clothes and overcoat cut way down from now till Christ mas at Bradley, Griffin & Cos. The Ministering Children’s League will nave a sale of fancy articles and home made candies at the Jones cor ner store Saturday, December 21st. from 10 A. M. until 6 P. M. This bazaar offers a unique opportunity for securing Christinas presents for children and others. Martin Col’ins carries the best brands of cigars, cheroots, stogus and smoking tobaccos on the market. Try this line, you will be pleased. Miss Rnby Purse, one of Carters vill’s future belles, will arrive in the city Saturday to spend the Christmas holidays at home, She has been at tending school at The Littleton Fe male College, at Littleton, N. C., and will return after Christmas. All our clothing to be sold at some price—way down quick as possible Biadley, Griffin & Cos. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Bolton left a few days ago for Rockingham, Va., where thev spend the holidays. Cn their return they will continue house keeping, having rented the t ollins cottage, corner Church and Railroad streets. Mr. and Mrs. Bolton have made many friends during their so jurn of more than a year in the city, who will be gratified that they are permanent residents. The program of the Bartow county Baptist Union published in another column of this issue should be to meet with the Adatrsville Baptist church, and not at The Glade, as stated. The program held at the Glade in September will be repeated at Adaissvilie and this caused the error. Postmaster J. A. Crawford, of Dal ton, was mingling with his many old friends in Cartersviiie last Thursday. 1 buy hay, corn, cotton seed hulls, and meal, iu car load lots, pay cash and can sell you cheaper than anyoue, Martin Collins. The usual morning service will be held at the Episcopal church next Sunday morning at eleven o’clock. Sermon by the rector, Rev. F. \V. Ambler. Bargains in everything from now til January Ist at Bradley, Griffin & Cos. I have everything it takes to make a good fruit cake —cranber- ries to go with yourtnrkey, fruits, candies, etc., for Santa Claus. Call and sec me. Martin C- llins. Rev. Geo, T. Self, of DeLand, Fla., is fhe guest of his relative, Mr. H. S. Hull and Mr. Cofer, on South avenue, Do you want first class en graving? We are the people and the cost, not more that others charge for “botch work.” tf Baker, The Jeweler. Miss Anna and Julia Foute will re turn the latter part of the week and will spend the holidays at home, Little Verna Marie, the wonderful child actress whose portrayal of Mary Morgan, the drunkard's daugh ter in Palmer’s scenic production of “Ten Nights in a Bar has made such an impression with the public and dramatic critics the past two seasons, will be next seasons bright star iu anew play written pm the lines of Little Lord Fauntleroy. So intense and realistic is her work that she is mentioned as the coining emotional actress. Considerable in terest is already manifest about her among our own amusement lovers ever since her appearance- was an nounced with the Palmer Company at the Opera House to-night. deo. S. Croud- Geo. S. 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