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nE STORE
ybody is bringing their
lies to the Shoe Store
sr-
e they all get fitted and
Child’s Shoe as well
folks are
KTaxis-n-ted.-
lU mbug in this ’statement
PwmWbfctt*. >
in
Bainbridge.
Mrs. J. W. Lane is quite sink at
her home this week
you will find the famous
I3ostonIsm
,50 AND $4.00
SHOSS,
here in al |styles.
See our Ladies : : :
)ress Shoe at $1.50,
: It is a world “beater.” : :
DOROTHY DODD,”<*
the rage for the rich, “well to
do” and "pure in heart.”
EDWIN CLAPP
Bain-
of
the
the
FOR MEN.
has no equal outside of the
banister:
we sell both. Ash to see the
Styles.
Anything that one can
ask for is here.
t think that because this is an
exclusive Shoe Store that noth
lag is sold except fine goods
We are obliged to keep from the
Lowest to the Highest.
took for Tom Williams, next
door from First National Bank
you don’t see him look for the
sia bo6t.
g your old Shoes here for
repairs, Guerry Bishop will (Seat
jou right and warrants all work,
J - W. DUKES,
Sole Owner.
Bill 3ell u on tha jury in
bridge thia week.
J- W. Lena made a ahort visit to
Valdoeta Tnesday.
Joe Guilford u on a short stay
with his mother this week.
Hoe killing and svrnp making is
the farmers delight now.
Mrs. Osoar Boyett, from the ooan-
try, was in town Tuesday.
M. D. Shaw, of Sofkee, was trans
acting business here Tuesday.
Mrs. Ollie Hornsby was one
Mondays shoppers iu Whigham.
Prof. Eddie Duggar from,
country was m town during
week.
Mr. Floyd Williams a prominent
farmer of Calvary was in town
Thursday.
Gordon Parker from near Climax
was among the Wtnghamites Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Berry Connell from the
country was shopping Wednesday
morning.
Mr, aqd Mrs. Gussie Whigham of
Lime Sink yicmity were in Whig,
ham Thursday.
Mi« Bertha Garland of Sofkee,
was visiting Misses Clyde and RntL
Jones Saturday,
W. T. Moya and family have
moyed from the Bell district to the
Lqne Sink vicinity.
B. L. Lambert and his daughters
Miss Eula and Mary from Calvary
were in Whigham Friday.
The merry-go-round has located
again here much to the delight of
the little folks and darkeys.
Mrs. Dan McNair returned heme
Saturday from an extended stay
with home folks at Camilla.
Our Marshal Mr. Hale Knight
Bpent several days at court' in Bain
bridge during the past week.
Mr. Paul Chestnut has aooepted a
position in South Florida and left
Monday morning for the same.
Judge Spence, of Camilla, was
distinguished guest of Col. K. R
Terrell and-family Sunday last.
Mr. Jim Chester and wife from
near town spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Mary Lasseter of Whigham.
Whigham has a syrup buyer from
Thomaaville. He pays the highest
prices for Decatur county syrup.
Mrs. Billie Mills and daughter
Swioord settlement were here Mon'
day the guests of Mrs. Henry Clark,
N. F. Jones cannot supply the de
mands for syrup barrels. He has
already disposed of several car loads
Mrs. J. V. Johnson left Tuesday
for an extended visit to relatives In
Montioello, Metcalt and Tallabas.
see.
Mrs. Malinda Bell is out in the
coantry with her daughter Mrs. Har
Tell at present, taking in syrup
making.
Mrs. Osoar Harrell and daughter
Miss Mamie from .near town were
shoppers in Whigham during the
week.
Cobb and Lewis shipped two oars
of syrup from Whigham one to
Bartlett Texas and one to Waco Tex
this week-
Mrs. Dr. Bushin will leave for her
home in Albany Saturday, much to
the regret of her many relatives and
friends.
Whigham has another first*class
physician, Dr. Williams, of Ochloet
nee. He comes with the highest
recommendations •
L. E. Wilder has accepted a post
tioa with the Lane A Johnson Co.
Havana, Fla., and will leave soon
taxe charge.
McNair & Co. shipped a car load
of syrup Wednesday also. This
shows what our merchants are doing
to help the farmers.
Bryant <fc Jordon have nought
oat Frierson A Co. at Sofkee and
pxpect to enlaige to their naval
store businefs another year.
The Union meeting will convene
in Whigham at the Baptiat ohureh
on Friday before the fifth Sunday of
this month. There will be som* die*
tingutebed divwee present.
Mrs.D. B* Ogrry hna
from n brief visit to Cairo.
CoL M. E. O'Neal of Bninbridge
wee over Saturday on legal buaineaa.
Misaea Flora Boyoe and Onselia
Herring, were recent visitors to
Whigham.
Mr. and Mrs. J/ B. Roberta of
Fowltown have been here with re I
ttivee.
Mrs. Dunoan Curry and her daugh
ter Mrs. H. P. Thomas, visited rela
tives in Calvary Friday.
Miss Flora Boyoe who has been suf*
fering with the sore eyes for the past
several days ia improving.
Mrs. F. S. Woy of Cbattahooohee
passed through Climax Thursday
enroute to Palatka Fla, where she
has been called to the bed side of
her sister Mrs. A. D. Curry.
Paul I’rulock’s story on the "Tele-,
pqone Girl” is too thin—He oan’t
deceive ns into believing that he
doesent like to use the telephone.
Mr. N. C. Bell one of our myst
progressive and successful business
men has purchased an evaporator and
ia making some beautiful syrup,
On last Friday the advanced class
down at the academy stood a final
examination in Physioal Geography
and distinguished themselves as us-
naL Misses Alioe Truiock and Etta
Bel) especially deserve honorable
mention.
On Friday night last the Young
people went on another straw-ride
to the sugar boding at Mr. J. A.
Herrings. Our thanks are due to
Mrs. Nannie McLsnohliu who so
kindly gave us the use of her team.
WATCH
THEfflME.
By carryiug a correct TimePiece. We
have-e full line of Elgin, Waltham and
Hampden Movements, which are the
most Perfect Time Pieces made. Re
member we sell you one of these move
ments in 30 year Gold Fillded Case com
plete for
$ 10.85
Look at oin- Watches before you buy as
we can suit you both in quality and prioe.
Remember we guarantee every thing
sold. Your MONEY’S WORTH or your
NONEY BACK. T
F.I695
Youra Truly,
ltoim Jewelry Co.,
BON AIR BLOCK.
Cairo Bride Is Claimed.
On Monday evening of this
week quite a romantic marriage
occurred in Thomas County, in
which Miss Katie May Richter,, a
beautiful Cairo belle figured as a
contracting party. The fortunate
groom was Mr. John W, A. Car
ter, of Waycross. The ceremony
was performed by Joshua Barrow,
J, P., and was witnessed by only a
few friends The happy couple
will make Waycross their future
home.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. Frank Richjter, one of Cairo’s
prominent citizens. She has hosts
of friends in her section wHo will
feel aq interest in her marriage.
BaiiMge Grocery Co.
^^SPECIALTIES!
Armour & Co.’s
Line of Veribest
Canned Meats
Capitola Flour,
Oconee River
Mills Meal,
and Provisions.
Genuine Texas Seed Oats. •
Dr. M. M. McCord is one among
the most successful physicians of
this section and by his energy and
natural capacities, has built for him
self a wide territory of praotice.
The farmers have found that
Whigham is a fine syrup market and
they bring it in by the scores and
go back home hurriedly to bring
again. As.it is bringing 27 cents
per gallon oash for best.
The WigK-Brannon marriage
comes off todav at Cairo at high
noon. The happy pair will receive
many congratulations from friends
and relatives, and their marriage
will be one of Cairo’s occasions
owing to their prominence in society,
Christmas Goods
at Hicks’s.
FiB6 Bibles—appropriate gifts for sons,
daughter, brothers, sisters.
Testaments and Psalms—in large print
for tathers, mothers, grand parents.
Fine Editions of Byron. Longfellow,
Pope, Goldsmith and other poets,
Napoleon and ms Marshals, Robin
son Crusoe, Emerson, Etc., for peo
ple of literary taste.
Nice Cheap 10 cents edition of Arabian
Nights, Pilgrims’ Progress, Gnlli-
ver’s Novels Aesop’s Fables, Swiss
Family Robinson and a hundred
other such books that every boy and
girl should read.
Fineet and most Stylish Box Papers
from lOe. to |3 per box.
Fine Fountain Pens fil.50 to $10.00 eacli.
Fine Hair Brushes and Dressing Combs.
Fine Rogers Pocket Knives.and ’•clssors
Fine Pocket Books, Purses, Card Cases,
Hand Bags. _
Fine Perfumes and Fine Soaps
Fine Whiskies. Brandies. Cooking Wines
and Etc.,
AT HICKS’S DRUG STORE.
P. S —Set this saying to a tune,
SiDg it morning, night and noon—
Clean up Bainbridge p. d. soon.
R. L H.
Hay, Grain and Eveiything in tha Feed Una.
Ask Us for Quotations.
NEW JEW STORE!
Whisham, Georgia.
Dress Goods, Clothing,
Shoes, Hats, Gents’
Furnishing Goods,
Millinery, Ladies’ Un
derwear, Jackets, Etc.
Mew Store, Mew Goods,
Prices which cannot be
Surpassed. We buy all
Goods direct from .the
Largest Manufacturers.
NOTE THESE SPLENDID BARBAINS A SHORT TIME ONLY.
Ten DollacAlack worsted suits for $$. £12 genuine imported all
wool miked goods suits, all ’Chiefs for £5. Long pants suits for boys
from 10 to 19 years, regular price £6, our price £3 Knee pants suits
for boys 5 to 15 years, regular price £2.50, our price £1.25. Best all
wool youths’ suits, 5 to 15 years, regular price £3.50, our price £2.
Full English broadcloth pants, all colors, regular £4 goods, our price
£2. Pants you now pay £3.for, we sell you for £1.50. Best £10 over*
coat for £5. Our £t shoe will cost you anywhere £1.25 Our 50c. hat
will cost you elsewhere £1. , Dress goods from 5c. to £1 per yard.
Highest price vaidf 'or Hides, Skins, Furs,
and/ Wax, in Cash or Trade.
Savannah Bargain House.
WHIGHAM GEORGIA.
Bartow Williams, our genial
friend who lives near Steam Mill,
was in the city this week attending
court. It will be remembered that
some time ago Mr. Williams’ com-
uuaaary woe shot into by anknown
parties and quite e little excitement
was created thereby.
BRACK1N & CO,
Livery, Feed,
Sale Stables,
Broil Street, Bainbridge, Ga,
Ba eaea meetsall trains and transfer goMtagan promptly • nay portion •
the city. First etoee tease and truly drivere. Gall at oar etabtee
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