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lews Io and % AroundjWinder. * ft Fancy Gents ties at Z. F. Stanton’s. Mr. W. J. Herrin has been on the sick list for a few days. Mr. Oscar Wallace, of Tallassee, visit ed friends in. our city this week. Cotton will go higher than ever. Store it and get money to pay debts. ji Mr. Z. F. Jackson spent accuple of day- in Atlanta first of the week. 9 oz. Jeans for 20 cents at Woodruff’s Mr V. D. Bridges, of Pendergrass, was seen on our streets the first of the week. Tho a e Ladies Sho.-s at Z. F. Stanton’s are beauties. Mr. Malcom Stanton, of the Univer sity, spent Sunday here witn his pa rents. For family and fancy groceries go to L. D. Yearwood. Prof. C. R. Ware, of Lawrenceville, spent Sunday in Winder with his moth er and sisters. If you want the best Suit of Clothes on earth for the money call on J. H. Smith <Sf Bro. Rjv. S. P. Spiegel is in Alabama at tending a state meeting of the Christian church. A full line of Heinz’s sweet and so 1 "' Pickles and Pickling Vinegar at L- D. Year wood’s. Mrs. John Cox, and little son, Carl, of our city, rre ou an extended visit to rela tives in Atlanta. Any one wanting Fertilizers for wheat see Z. F. Stanton. About all of the machinery for the knitting mill has arrived and the mill v\ i'i soon be iu running order. Next door to The Winder Drug Cos. is the place to get yonr Shoes. Mr. J. L. Williamson, of Jefferson, was in the city last F. iday and gave Th 4 .Economist a pleasant call. Highest market price paid for cotton seed. G. W. Woodruff. Rev. J. A. Quiilian and family are in Atlanta this week attending con ference. I keep everything that i3 necessary to sustain life. L. D. Yearwood. Mrs. Georgia Durham, of Athens, is visiting hi r sister, Mrs. W. H. Ware of our city. Seed wheat at J. H. Smith & Bro’s. The new bank block of Maynard and DeLaPerriere is nearing completion and will be the most handsome structure in the city. Dove Hams cts. Dove Breakfast Bacon 14%c. Picnic Hams 10c. Wr ter ground meal r'ways on hand at L. D. Yearwood’s. The census of 1890 gave Jackson county a popr’ation of 3 9,176 and of 1900 a population of 24,039. This is an incre- e of 4,863 in ten ye- s. Mr. G. W. Woodruff wi'l erect a nice cottage on Btoad street. He will have it completed by close of the year so that hs can move in by Jan. Ist. Mr. Walter Wood has rented the beautiful home of Prof. J. J. Kilgore on Candler street and will move his family here this week from Conyers. Mr. M. G. Henderson, of Olix, one of our old neighbors andjgood friends, came in yesterday and paid up bis sub scription and also for a yearin advance Parties come here every week and have to leave without getting a house in which to live. This is a good adver tisement for a town, but we really need more houses. Purple Straw seed wheat for sale by J. H. Smith & Bro. A, E. Knight & Cos. are getting a nice lot of work and give splendid br gains for the next 30 days. Call and see what they are doing and let them take a doz ea or more beautiful photos for you. Buy yonr Wheat Fert"izrs from G. W. Wood . ff. Mr. J. W. Sanders, who lives near Chanel church, has been quite sick for a week or more to the regret of his many friends. His nncle, Mr. S. J. Hale, who lives with him is also very feeble and confined to his bed. Wiader Warehouse Cos. will store your coiton. The Bank ..ill lend you money end you can wn't for prices to suit you. The Thimble Circle. A number of ladies last Thursday i me * i a f> the home of Mrs. Green Smith, i and organized a Thursday Afternoon i Thimble Circle, for the advancement of needle work. Mrs. Charles Stough, was elected president; Mrs. Green Smith, Vice-President; Mrs. Frank Bon durant, Secretary and Miss Mrry Lou Cargill, Assistant Secretary. Much interest wac manifested in the work, and an enjoyable afternoon spent. Those present were Mesdames Green Smith, Walker Kimbell, Robert L. Mobley, E l A. Starr, S. Theo Ross, Annie Cacithers, Frank W. Bonduraut, Charles Stough and Miss Mary Lou Cargill, The Taimbte Circle will be entertained at the home of Mrs. S. Theo Ross on Broad street Thursday of this week, 2 p. m. All members and those de siring membership are cordially invited. Monogram Flour the best in the city and all other grades at L. D. Year wooa’s. Thanksgiving Day. Thursday, Nov. 29th is Thanksgiving Day and most, if not all, of the business houses of Winder will close ou that date so we have been in r ormed. Those who contemplate coming here during next week on business will do well to remem ber this and come before or after Thurs day of Nov. 29fb. A full line of Johnson’s fine chocolate candy and Bon Bons at L- D. Ye~-- wood’s. Oscar Ridley, one of our hard work ing and honest, colored farmers who hn been tr’ring The Economist ever since the first issue, came in a few days ago end paid up his subscription for anoth er year in advance. WANTED—To trade a good bicycle for beef cattle. S. E. Sharpton. Mr. (J. E. Fleeman, of Olix, one of the rising young men of his section, called on us this week to renew his sub scription for another year. Ed is a strong friend to The Economist, which is very much appreciated by us. If you need Building Material of any kind, see B rett & Cos., Athens, Ga. 0 You can buy the cheapest and best suit of Clothes from Hodges, Camp & Arnold to be found in Winder. They are offering their immense stock of Clothing at special low prices for the next 30 days. Mr. A. E Knight'has just returned from Walton County, below Monroe, where he has been doing a splendid bu siness in his line. He is getting a nice lot of work from Monroe Cotton Mills. A debating society was organized by a number of the young meu of Winder last week. This will be of much benefit to them if they take proper interest in it and attend the n estings regal?.-ly. I now have two warehouses foil of Hulls and Meal. Bring on your seed and swap for cow food. If you owe me for guano you will findjma at J. G. Puett & Cos. R. I Mobley. Dunn, Lyle & Cos. Have what you want. They have 15C0 bushels Texas Red Rust Proof Seed Oats direct from the plains of the Lone Star State. See them before you buy your Seed Oats* 20 New riembers. The I. O. O. F. Lodge at this place initiated twenty new members iu the secret work of the order at a regular meeting last Monday night. This order is now in a very prosperous condition, the Lodge having over seventy mem bers. The growth this year has been greater than any year of its history. A Sweet Little Girl Dead. The sweet little three year old daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs J. A. Wil's, of Wil ner; died last Saturday after a brief ill ness and was hurried on Sunday. This was the oldest child of Mr. and Mrs. Wills and her death is a g eat blow to them. Their many friends deeply sympathize with them in the’r grief and sorrow. Cotton is Going Higher. Hold it and get the Benefit. Winder is<the best market on earth and the Warehouses vlll advanci money on cotton. Bargains to offer in Shoes anrl Hats G. W. Woodruff. A WORD TO OUR FRIENDS. We just want to say to our friends and the public generally, that we have outdone ourselves in buying our* Pall and Winter Stock. Having gone into the markets with the Hard Money, and buy ing in Large Lots, before the recent rise in cotton, we feel that we have something in BARGAINS Unheard of. So we say to you, come to see us when you want We’ve got them CHEAP All Sorts and sizes. Also, leans and Dress Goods for the Ladies, from the Finest to the Cheapest. Large lot of Ladie’s Capes, and Flannels, Cotton Checks, Sheeting, etc. We are the Acknowledged RECTIFIERS OFPRICES on Meat, Flour, Molasses, Coffee, or for that matter, Anything the Family Needs to Eat or wear. We ore still here to BUY YOUR COTTON, COTTON SEED, or ANYTHING our friends may have to sell. So all we ask is that when you come fo Winder, don’t fail to peep in OUR LARGE STORE and look over our Large Stock and get our prices, which means a sale, We still sell the always ready Light Running Standard Sewing Hachine. Also, the Best Fertilizer for Wheat sold anywhere. We bought these good to SELL, and we sell them, Retail or Wholesale. HODGES CAMP & ARNOLD. YOU NEED A k IF YOUR WHEAT tx GUANO fl THEN IT WILLGROW^ GROWS LIKE THIS (j LIKE THIS /j LIKE THIS \ n i| jtM j/f TJr\ JGEM \\W ATHENS Wlr -i&X \ T3 A.TS 0 \\U f „ I „^ UA, ' ANTEeo $ \\n f MA NurAaudEO by '1 * f HODGSON COITON CD A ll \\\ S'* ATHENS |A yVA/VVFACTURED and SOLD BY HODGSON COTTON CO. Athens Ga. Death of Hiss Julia Bell. The death of Miss Julia 8011, of Jef ferson, was learned with much sadness by her many friends on this side of the caunty. Miss Julia was a pure and gentle young lady, who had no ene mies but a host of warm rud devoted friends. Shoes! Shoes!! Shoes!!! ir Shoes are what you want you can find them at Z F. Stantons. Cotton Is King Here Today. Winder’s streets were never so crowd ed with cotton as they p-e today. Yes terday about 250 bags were sold here and today’s receipt will run to about four hr-idre*'. 120 bale were on wag ons at ond time this morning waiting for the weighers to get to them. The signt w?' never seen here before. The wagons frU of the fleecy staple have completely blockaded the mr ; n sreeto and it is selling right along at 10 cents Winder is the be St . otton mrrket in the state and the fr’-mers for 15 and 20 miles around here realize this fact and come here to sell. j. H. Sir’th & Bro. have a complete )i ie of Clothing, Shoe', Ha 1 ; etc. See , the n before you buy. A. N. NOWELL MANUFACTURER OF Harness, Saddles, Collars and Bridles DOES ALL?KINDS OF Repair Work and ciass Shoe Making. - Prices as low as the lowest. See me before you luy your Har ness or have your Shoes Rerpaired, and I will save you money. I can make your horse a Collar that will b© sure to fit. All work b irst Class. Highest price paid for Hides. Next door to Winder Ranking Cos., Candler St., Winder, Ga. For Sale or Exchange. Cotton Seed Hu’ls and Me-1 for sale or willeexchange for Cotton seed. See me before yon buy if you want Huls or Meal. J. W. Westbrook. Winder, Ga- Mr. Ed Wad, who lived near Statham, died last Tuesday morning. He had been sick for some time. Hi.s wife died about three or four month* ago and af ter her death the f r little infant babe died. Seed Wheat for Sale. I have about 200 bushels seed wheat for sale at SI.OO p r bushel; also a lot of Red Chaff wheat at same prloe. Wheat can be seen at Sm'th & Carithers* store. G. S. Millsaps. Notice. All persons are warned not to hunt, fish or trespass on our lands in Jefferson districts, Jackson County Georgia, un der penalty of the law. L. Mathews J. T. Wood.