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"'News In and *- % Around Winder. I U der has a music house. I ( O tton is a 1 ttle off this wees. A big run on Flour. Woodruff. ee d wheat at J. H. Smith & Bro’s. I Judge Russell is bo’ding court at Ath- I eU s this week. Christmas will be here before we bar dlv know it. : jf TO a want shoes at prices to suit you I C all on Z F. Stanton. ; Drs. ••. C. and W. L. DeLaPerriere spent Monday in Gainesville. J. W. Lyle’s is the place to get your Groceries and Confectioneries. Judge Russell held court for Judge Hansell at Valdosta last week. It looks now like the bulk of the cot ton m this section had been sold. See G. W. Woodruff before your buy yonr Flour he can save you money. The music house just opened on Can dler street adds much to our part of the city. Mr. B. T. Camp has moved to Win der from his farm over on the Mul berrv. If you want a single coat or an over coat at prices to suit you call on Z. F. Stanton. Mrs J, C. Jackson has returned home alter spending several days in Atlanta with her daughter, J. H. Smith & Brc. have a complete jine of Clothing, Shoes; Hats etc. See them before you buy. Mr. Bud Kmningham, a prosperous farmer and a friend of The Economist, was in the city yesterday. Little Myrtle Mobley is quite indis posed this week, and her parents ftel much uneasiness about her. Nothing but the Best Flour at Wood ruff’s. Mr. and Mrs. P, W. Quattlebaum, of- Jefferson, spent Tuesday night in the city with his sister, Mrs Thos. Chap man. If you want fancy candies call on Z. F. Stanton. Mr. J. M. Lord and family, of Har mony Grove, and Mr. John Rice, of Berriere, spent Sunday night with rela tives in the city. If you want nice flannels for waist call on Z, F. Stautou. The Restaurant of J. W. Lyle is first class and best of meals served at popu iar prices. If you want a nice meal when in Winder this is your place. Mr. C. S. Sherman, of New York, is now manager of the Commercial hotel of Winder. He has a long experience in this line and will add much to this popular house Mr. J. W. Jones and family, of Ridge way, Va., have arrived to spend the winter here. Mr. and Mrs. Jones are very popular here and are always warm ly welcomed by their many friends. If you want dry goods, shoes, hats or Notions Call on Z F. Stanton. Col. Lawsha has an occ isional encoun ter with a mouse but is still able to con vince you that insurance pays and that he represents one of the best compan ies Messrs. Elbert Hill andW. B. Jordan, of near Hoschton, were in Winder yes terday on busiuess. Ihere are no bet ter citizens and clever men in any county than the above gentlemen and we are glad to number ■them among our warm friends. If you want the best Suit of Clothes on earth for the money call on J. H. Smith & Bro. Mr. W. T. Knox, of Social Circle, spent Tuesday night in the city, the guest of Mr. J. A. Mobley, his brother in-law. Mr. Knox is one of the leading business men of his town and was eu route to Athens He reports Dr. Gibbs, one of the oldest citizens of Social Circle, and one of its best physicians, in quite feeble health. You can buy the cheapest and best suit of Clothes from Hodges, Camp & Arnold to be found in Winder They are oaering their immense stoek of ( Clothing at special low prices for the next 30 days. One barrel of good Apple Vinegar for sale at 19 cents per gallon J. W. Lyle. A Deserving Young Man. Mr Dana Whitehead, one of Winder’s ( sober, industrious and ambitious young j men, who has had charge of the tank of 1 1 eS.A. L. Railroad at this place for two yeais, is now working for the South ern road between Atlanta and Chatta nooga as flagman. He stood the exam ination last week, which is r quired now by all roads, and was given a place that is paying him well. Dana sticks to anything in which he engages and t-ere is no trouble for him to got a j >b. He likes railroading and we predict that before many years he will have a posi tionthatis quite lucrative as well as respou-ible. The grat trouble with many young men at the present time is that they are deficient in sticking qual ities and proving to those for whom they work that there is something in them deserving promotion. The greatest mistake a young man can make in life, outside of sobriety and honesty, is to see how little he can do to hold a job and to take no interest in the success of those for whom he works. We are proud to note the success of Dana Whitehead and hope he will con tinue to rise and succeed in railroad circb s. He has the elements to bring about this result. Purple Straw seed wheat for sale by J. H. smith & Bro. Mr. L. D. Yearwood has moved into one of the handsome brick stores just completed by Messrs Maynard and De- LaPerriere. He has a good location and a nice and large stock of groceries. Read his ad in this issue of The Econ omist and go in and inspect his stock. He will treat you right and sell you groceries at bottom prices. Off For Ten Days. Mr. B. F. Wilson leit yesterday for Alabama to visit ms mother, who resid es in that state, and will be away for ten days. Mrs. Wilson accompanied him as far as Atlanta and will go from there to Luthersville, Ga., to visit her parents during Mr. Wilson’s stay in Alabama. The Economist wishes lor them a pleasant visit and safe return to Winder. If you need Building Material nf any kind, see Barrett & Cos., Athens, Ga. 1 now have two warehouses full of Hulls and Meal. Bring on your seed and swap for cow food. If you owe me for guano you will at J.G. Puett & Cos. R. L Mobley. The Ladies’ Aid Society Will meet at the home of Mr G. R Duke Monday afternoon at three o’clock, Dec. 17th. The Secretary will give an account of the money received and other important business will be discussed. Each mem ber is earnestly requested to be pres ent. Mrs. Richie Duke Dearing, President, Dunn, Lyle & Cos. Have what you want. They have Isfo bushels Red Rust Proof Seed Oats direct from the plains of the Lone Star State. See them before you buy your Seed Oats 1 Will Come To Winder. Mr. R. S. D. Lanier, of near Statham, bought the pretty lor, and dwelling on Segars street last week from Mr. R. N. Pentecost and wiil move here another year. Mr. Lanier is a good citizen anil fine business man and we are glad to know that he and Airs. Lanier will make their future home in Winder. Presbyterian Servie Rev. J. W. Pogue will occupy hi* pulpit here next Sunday. His subject at the morning service will be “Daniel in the Den of Lions.” At the evening service ‘ What a Deciple must do.” All are cordially invited to attend. Work Begins on Facto, y. Work began on the factory Wednes day morning and the building will now be rapidly pushed to completion, ibe work has been delayed on accouut c*. the contractor who could not at the time agreed on The foundation has been ready for some twine and a.3 the material is all on the ground every thing will move on .n a hnriy. Election Saturday. The election for Justices of tho Peace and Constables for the different - comes off Saturday. 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. t 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 JE3 A RGAINS Unheard of. So we Fay to you, come to see us when you want We’ve got them CHEAP ah Sorts and sizes. Also, Teans and Dress (Tools for the Ladies, from the Finest to the Cheapest. Large lot of Ladie’s Gapes, and Flannels, Cotton Checks, Sheeting, etc. We are the Acknowledged - RECTIFIERS OF PRICES 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 ITachine. Also, the Best Fertilizer for Wheat sold anywhere. We bought th se good to SELL, and we sell them, Retail or Wholesale. HODGES GAMP & ARNOLD. To Build Up A Town Takes talk as well as money. You musi keep a place be ore the p< o £ .le and contiuue to let them know us advan tages etc. It is tiue that some places are favored more than others and it takes less tffort to keep them booming and growing, but, nevertheless, it takes talk and lots of it as well as money to have a thriv ing town or city. It is generally admit ted that Winder has greater advan tages and opportunities than most places in Georgia for becoming a city and is now growing at a rapid rate, but it mu=t also be admitted that had it not been for the persistaul talk of Dr. Bash, who has always made It a point to tell the vorl 1 at large of these advantages and what it was destined to be in a few years, Winder today would have been only a .‘-mall village While Dr. Bush has been enterprising and done wonders in developing our little city with his capi f a', b s persistency in talking the plr.c' nas resulted i t equally as nodi tow oris :ts growth and prosper ity. Through this agency men of money have come here and invested, and the two ingredients properly mixed, always produco the desired effect. Money is necessary, but talk is also necessary, and if you have not the former ingredi ent you should have the latter and never bo aaaid to use it when you strike a patient. Death Of Little Boy. Little Dewey Almond Sharpton, youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. S. E Snarpton of our city, died Monday at noun a ian illness of four days. He was a bright little fellow and had reach ed the ; 'e to make his parents devoted ly attached to him. Everything was U n.j iv t could be for h.s restoration but to no avail and bis soul is now in the happy home of the pure and good. Mr. and Mrs. Sharpton cincerely appre ciate the kindness of their neighbors and friends during his Illness and also their svmpatuy in the terrible ordeal and griei that naturally falls to their lot by the death of one so near and dear to them: Land to Rent. 4) -.cres of good land to rent for 2 b- 1 -? of cotton to parties furnishing t r own stock or a good force can get stock furnished. Apply to this office. A. N. NOWELL MANUFACTURER OF— / Harness, Saddles, Collars and Bridles DOES ALLJKINDS OF Repair Work and class Shoe Making. Prices as low as the lowest'. See me before you buy your Har ness or have your Shoes Rerpaired, and I will save you money. I can make your horse a Collar that will be sure to fit. All work First Class, Highest price paid for Hides. Next door to Winder Banking Co.,Candler St., Winder, Ga. Will Be Away A Few Months. Mr A. E. Knight will be ab-eut from ■ Winder for a few months after D -cem- ; ber Hi n. a-, lie lias engagements at Mon ro.., cv.ciol uic..-, Law iencev.lle and Buford for the tune he is forced to be away. If you want somi splendid pictures taken come before the 16th and let him serve you. Gone to Texas. Messrs. J. W. Crow, W. B. Edwards, and J. O. Hardigree left jesterday for Clsbu’U, Texas- Messrs. Crow and Ed wards will perhaps remain for a year, but Mr. Hardigree wili return in about thirty days. Mr. Crow has two sous there. Jackson County Colony. Through the courtesy of Mr. Harry P. Hell and old Jackson County boy, who went to Gainesville twelve or lour teen years ago and who is now one of the firm of R. E Andoe & C". one of the big houses of that city, we were shown through their immense stock last Monday. Gainesville has a number of large business houses but none of them sur pass the one above mentioned Mrs Thos. Harrison and Mr - Dave Lay are connected w.th this firm, both of whom were raised in this couuty. In fact there is quite a number of Gainesville’s leading citizens compris ing the Jackson county colony and we are glad to know most of them are doing j well in their adopted city. Conference Appointments. Tln appointment* of rho No th Geor gia Couiarouuo oi ills Metho list Epis copal church for an chor year in this coonry are ax follow- : Winder— 1. It. Speck. Hoschtou—J. R. Jones. Pendergrass—W. A Mallory. Jefferson—H. B Mays. ; * Harmony Grove—W. T BelL Maysville—H. F. Branham. The Presiding Elder for this district is Walker Lewis. GLORIOUS NEWS Comes from Dr. D. B Cargile, of Wasbita, I. T. He writes: “Four bottles of Electric Hitters has cured Mrs. Brewer of scrofula, which had caused her great suffering for years. Terrible sores would break out on her head and face, and the best doctors coaid give no help; bat her care is complete and her healtn is excellent.” This shows what thousands have proved —that Electric Bitters is the best blood purifier known. It’s the supreme remedy for eczema, tetter, salt rheum, ulcers, boils and run ning sores. It stimulates liver, kidney and bowels, expels poisonß, helps diges tion budds up the strength. Only 50 cents. Sold by. Winder Drug Cos Guar an teed. For Sale or Exchange. Cotton Heed Halls and Meal for sale or will exchange for Cotton seed. See me before you buy if yon want Hals or Meal. J. W. Westbrook. Winder, Ga-