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VOLUME 26.
MR. JOHN AS6ELL KILLED
AT COLUMBUS GEORGIA.
Mr. John Asbell who will be reinem
bered by many of our people and who
was once Superintendent of the
pepperton Cotton Mills was struck by
a street car Sunday morning at Co
lumbus Ga. and was killed, his neck
being broken. He was buried at So
ial Circle.
Mr. A. C. Shepherd spent Sunday
in the city with friends.
Many Union Men from Batts at
tended the rally of The Farmers Un
ion in McDonough Friday,
Mrs. R. A. Franklin, Mrs. A. H.
Smith and Helen Smith spend Tues
day in the Gate City and enjoyed the
sights of the Georgia State Fair.
Mrs. B. C. Milton is the guest of
relatives in the city.
Messrs. C. C. Gray and S. B. Cous
ins of Locust Grove spent Monday in
Jackson.
Mrs. W. E. Cantrell arrives from
Atlanta Saturday to be the guest of
her mother Mrs. Susan Moore.
Frank Outhouse, one of Jackson’s
popular lumber men, speaks strongly
of getting married at some future day.
Choice cured ham sliced
ready to fry at the old price
20c. per lb;
BAILEY and JONES.
Giving Away Dollars!
====== That is What is Being Done Daily at
J. ARENSON’S,
Jackson’s Popular Priced Outfitter for all Mankind.
I can and will save you from 30 to on every dollars worth purchased of me, and a Dollar saved by trading at my
store helps you in the purchase of such other necessaries of life that you may need hereafter.
I HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK and the eastern markets where I purchased an immense
stock, and my entire collections of Dross Fabrics’ Shoes, Hats, Clothing 1 , Overcoats, Ladies, and Gents Furnish
ings, Trunks, Valises, Notions, etc., for fall and winter use is of exceptional of merit not only for variety and excellence
of quality, but for the
VTt!RY LOW PRICES QUOTED!
My fall line of Mens and Ladies Shoes is now complete. They come in lace ond button, heavy, light and medium
soles, and are sold at the
Lowest Possible Notch of Profit.
lam at less expensejthan other merchants for store rent and clerk hire and the saving on these items I give to my
customers.
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JL Proprietor,
East Side Public Square, Jackson Ga.
THE JACKSONIAN.
URGE CROWDS ATTEND THE
GEORGIA STATE FAIR.
Never before has a State Fair been
so largely attended as that now in
progress in Atlanta. The exhibits are
more complete and extensive than at
any fair held heretofore arid with the
drawing cardsthafc are yet to come
the financial success of t!io fair is as
sured.
Miss Adelle Nutt spent Monday in
Atlanta.
Mrs. D. B. Durham and children
and Mrs. Harbin were guests of
Judge J. H. Ham’s family. Mrs. Har
bin has occupied her attractive cot
tage at the camp-ground during the
Bmrmer and returns to her homo in
Poplarville MiS3. next week.
Misses Clara Nolen and Lucy Good
man spent the week-end with friends
in Locust Grove.
Mr. R. P. Sasnett made a business
trip to Fitzgerald Monday.
Mr. Obe Hendrick who lives at
College Park spent the first of the
week here.
Mr. R. 0. Thomas was over from
Jasper Saturday. Mr. Thomas is the
owner and operator of Thomas’ ferry.
2lb of tlic best steak at J. B.
Edwards and Son’s for 25c.
Stew and roast meats in pro
portion.
JACKSON, GEORGIA, FRIDAY, Oct* 18th 1907.
I SAY ITI I MEAN ITII
I have the largest and most carefully selected line of
general merchandise within your reach. Let me show you
before you buy! That is all I ask, for lam sure [ can and
will save you money on ever} purchase.
You get good, reasonable goods, prompt and courteous
attention, and the best values for your money at
MERRY WEDDING BELLS
RING OUT AT IRON SPRING.
The marriage of Mr. Troy Ivle and
Miss Addie Mae Lynch, both of Butts
County occurred at the
brides home at Iron Bprlng last Sun
day morning, Rev. \V. 0. Sharp offi 1-
atiug. May their lives be happy and
prosperous'
Mr. J. M. Byars wa down from
Locust Grove Tuesday.
Mr. John Duke of Henry County
was visit'ng in the city Tuesday.
Mr. J . L. Pye from Cork was a vis
itor hare Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Henderson
formerly of BultsCo., now of Newton
were in Jackson Saturday visiting
relatives,
Phone 69 for ice and
fresh meats.
BAILEY and JONES,
Juuge Britt bought himself a bug
gy Saturday for which he paid throe
dollars. The Judge ia evidently ex
pecting a rush of business this win
ter.
We are selling skinned
liains at 16c per pound. i2lb to
171 b average. We get 20c for
single pounds,
J. B, Howards & Sonl
ALL DAY SINGING
IN ATLANTA FRIDAY.
All day singing Friday, at the
State Fair, is the next drawing card,
every body is invited. Prof. Showal
ter will conduct the exercises.
Messrs. Jim Ethridge, Pitts Me-
Kibben and Clarence Compton spent
Sunday in the Central City.
Mias Willie Cooper returned Sun
day night from Elko where she was
called on account of the serious ill
Dess and death of her brother Mr.
Clinton Cooper.
We give special attention to
’phone orders and deliver same
promptly; so if you need any
fresli or cured meats and want
them at once just jphone 59.
Mrs. A. C. Smith spont Saturday
and Sunday in Griffin with her daugh
ters.
Miss Bessie Thaxton is now in the
t
dry goods department of the Oarmich
ael-Ethridge-Bmith Cos. where she
will be delighted to see her friends.
If you buy your oysters of
us you will get oysters. We
sell oysters at 40c per quart
and then if you want soup we
will give you soup.
J. B. Edwards & Soul
NUMBER 43
SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW!
“THE IDEAL”
LAUNDERING MACHINE
The Washer That
Washes.
Where The ‘ldeal” Exeellu.
The Ideal Washer should not be
confounded with any of the many de
vices sailing under the name of wash
ing machines, some of whioh have
merit in a special line, wbile they are
nseless in other classes of work but
most of which are simply invented
and made to sell by men who never
learned or understood the true prin
cipal of washing clothes.
Rubbing, not wearing shortens the
life of garments. Washboards and so
styled washing machines brutally
tear and rend, oaustio compounds
knaw and ruin.
The ‘ Ideal” Washer Warranted
To be the most perfect and practical
hand washing machine yet invented.
It is warranted to cleanse all kinds
of clolher easier, better with less wa
ter and in less time than can be dons
by band with a wash board or any 0-
thor make of washing machine.
We warrant every part and portion
of the machine as to workmanship
affc material used, and to make good
all defects, should any develop, bub
not agalust results of excessive wear
and tear, accident or neglect of In
struction. Sold only by
W. L Whitehead,
Jaoksow, Ga.