The Cordele sentinel. (Cordele, Ga.) 1894-????, October 25, 1901, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextHURRY! HURRY! HURRY! 4 V^ •=*•* And come to the Big Store of Hind â€“ Church well And See the Great Bargains We are Daily Receiving in Our Fall Line. These goods are being bought and sold cheaper than ever before. Just think of it-- 10 yds. Fancy Calico for................ -...............35C Yard-wide Sea Island, only 4/4c ... .....— Yard-wide Bleaching, at_______________ 5c Splendid Percales, pretty patterns..............8^c Best Ticking, A.C.A., Feather proof, only I2^c Plaid Worsted, at just_....... 7C --------- The best 10c Bleachings, at...................................8%c Ladies’ Corsets ____________________________ 25c Ladies’ and Children’s Hose... 5C -........... Men’s Socks ........................................ 5 c ----------- Men’s Handkerchiefs —_l.. 3 c Men’s 50c fleece-lined Undershirts,_______ 38c Best 40c Undershirt known, for ladies 25c Men’s fine Madras top Shirts, the 75c kind, 48c Men’s Collars, cheap at 10c, going at_____ 5c Men’s heavy blue and brown Overalls.............. 39c Men’s $1 .50 wide-brim hats, any color, 98c Men’s Nobby Crush Hats, assorted........ 68c Boys’ Overalls _. _______ 25c If you are not a customer, a visit to our store will make you one. So come early, it is to your interest to visit HIND â€“ CHURCHWELL’S. The Birth place of Low Prices, Cordele Georgia. Personal Points and Lo^il News Mr. A. Peacock, of Rhine, was in Cordele Wednesday. Mr. C. M. Killian visited Mont gomery, Ala. this week. in Buy groceries from Dunaway, south corner Byne Building. Claud Bateman, of Quincy, Fla., spent Sunday with friends in Cor ;dele. Fire insurance written by J. W. Bivins. Rev- J. D. Winchester spent two or three days m Atlanta this week. Mr. Fred Harder was severely ill last Sunday but is about straight again. Mr. C. B. Parker, a wealthy r'itizen, of McRae, was in the city Wednesday, Miss Beatrice Geiger left Mon r a y to enter the South Georgia pollege at McRae. | punday Mr. Bud Perry was killed last aftei noon near Coney by Unknown parties. h. L. Roebuck, of Richwood, in the city Monday on ess connected with the Parrott Co. Mrs. Sam Felder who has been her sister, Mrs. J. S. Shipp Tifton has returned home, by Mrs. Shipp. ’I B. Scott, real estate, renting collection agent. Some choice property for sale. Good bar- \ CLEARANCE SALE NOW ONL In order to make room for oar iall stock which will °on begin to arrive, our summer furnishings will be sold at a great sacrifice for CASH only for the next W days. Some time yet before cold weather and why not take advantage of this opportunity of buying r our hats and other furnishings at and below cost? A moment^at our store will convince you. ' R. E. HARRIS â€“ CO. Cordele’s Up-to-Date Furnishers. Mr. B. F. Bache, who formerly lived in Cordele and who is now one of the best life insurance agents, was among old .. friends , . , m the city the early part of the week. The Sentinel now reaches him at Dawson. The China Cabinet at Ryals’ drug store is a beauty. If you hold a coupon ticket you may win it. Several Cordele lodgeinen went down to Seville Friday night to organize a Masonic lodge-Seville s T Lodge, , Lo. 3< 4. Among . those ., who , went were: Messrs. S. C. Weisiger, W. C. Hamilton, J. G. Jones, R. B. Scarborough and W. B- Mathews. Mr. J. F- Smith, of Unadilla, I who lias been in ill health for some time, suddenly died last Saturday, He leaves three brothers and sev eral relatives to mourn his death, The burial took place at Upadi),. - Sunday afternoon. That beautiful young lady and handsome young gentleman, from Cordele, who visited Macon this week and had friends congratu lating them upon their marriage got back home all right—not married, Guess who. The editor of the Sentinel and some 200 ox 300 other Doolyites “took in” Buffalo Bill in Macon Tuesday. One of the most pleas ant features of the day to ye edi tor was that a half dozen friends voluntarily subscribed for the Sentinel. Dizziness, spells stomach of blindness, ache and soar are caused by ( torpid liver and constipated bowels. Pricklp Ash Bitters and removes the cause of the trouble puts the system in perfect order. Cash Drug Store. Boys’ knee Pants, any size -...........25c The*best $1.25 Shoe on the market, for Man or Woman,...................... _______________98c Good Drilling, only.......................... 6y 2 c ---------- Men’s all-wool Pants ...................... 98c ....................... Galvanized well buckets........ 19c . Galvanized foot tubs ................. 25c ... Mucilage. Ink and Vasalitie, per bottle, 3c Box paper and envelopes.......... 5 C ................ Pins and Needles,per paper........................................ Ic Hair Brushes 5C ............— Whist Brooms ...................... 5 C - Good Cologne .......................... 5c Children’s Straight or Rocking Chairs, 48c Children’s Dining Chairs 48c ................. ..... Oak Chairs, split bottom,.......................................... 48c Oak Chairs, cane seat_________________________________________ 69c Stoves cheaper than the cheapest, Bedstead, complete, for................................................ $1.98 Messrs. T. A. McElreath and L. ( >- McKenney returned Tuesday night from a business trip to At lanta. They were accompanied by Mr. P. H. yvillis, but the latter gentleman stopped over in Macon for a day on business, returning home Wednesday. Tobacco — Tobacco at prices never before heard of, at R- B. Scarborough’s. Mr. T. A. McElreath, on the first of November, will open a gents furnishings business in the store occupied by Mr. A. L Powell in the Bolton Building. Mr. j> 0 we jj ) a9 previously stated, will move into the store in the new postoffice building -Mr. R. B. Scarborough, the hustling grocer, will open on the first of November or a few days thereafter, a general dry goods business in the brick store oppo site the new postoffice. The meat market will move from this store “ e oA°h u R. B. Scarborough sells flour cheaper than anybody. The Hutchinson Lumber â€“ Sup ply Co. will, after November first, occupy the store room now occu pied by the Seninel as a reposi tory for buggies, except twenty five feet in front to be occupied by Weisiger â€“ Co,, who will retail cigars, fruits, etc. The Sentinel will, as stated, move to its new and commodious quarters over new postoffice, 100 syrup barrels for sale by It. B- Scarborough. GENTLEM E N . Get the new novel Discovery PIGEON MILK INJECTION. Cures Gonorroea and Gieot in 1 to t days. Its action is maeall’revents striket, Prevents stricture. All complete. To be carried in mail vest in pocket. plain package Sure preventative. Sent by price. $1,00 box prepaid for on receipt ot per ; 3 For sale at Stead’s Case Drug store, Cordele, Ga. FRESH FISH— All kinds fresh and salt water fish on hand at all times at Artesian Well Fish House.’ Phone 123, O. B. Parker, 9-20 tf Cordele, Oa. Rock=a=Bye Baby These are sweet words, but how much pain and suffering .they used to mean. It’s different now. Since Mother’s Friend has become known expectant mothers have been spared much of the anguish of child birth. Mother’s I fieri J is a liniment to be applied externally. It is rubbed thoroughly into the muscles of the abdomen. It give, elasticity and streng'h, and when the fina* great strain comes they respond quickly and easily without pain. Mother’s Friend i» never taken internally. Internal remedies ».t this time do more harm than good. If a f ME m piP\ ..... woman is supplied with this splendid Uni ment she need never fear rising or swelling breasts, morning sickness, or any of the discomforts which usually accompany pro ’ nancy. The proprietor of a large hotel in Tampa, Fla., writes: “My wife had an awful time with her first child. During her second pregnancy, Mother’s Friend was used and the baby was born easily before the doctOi arrived, it’s certainly great.” Cet Mother’s Friend at the drug store. $1 per bottle. the bradfield REGULATOR CO, Atlanta, Ga. ts Write Born.” tor our tree illustrated book, “ Before Bab Oak Center Tables ............ 48c Dish Pans ................................................ 10 c .... Good Dippers, wooden handles 5 C .................... Oak Rockers, worth $2.00, we sell at $1.23 Bed Room Suits.................. ......$16.98 Woven Wire Folding Springs,...... $1.98 .... We have just received a beautiful line of Mat tings; these goods were bought cheap for cash, and we can show you a line never before equaled in this section, for prices that are a song. For instance. Heavy Jap. Cotton Warp, regular 35c goods, beautiful patterns — 25c. A good Matting for only...................... 10c. ................_ We have just loaded our Bargain Counters with a large line of useful articles in Glass ware, and it will pay you to look at them. Butter Dishes. Cream Pi tellers. Water Pitchers, Stands, Sugar Dishes, Syrup Pots, Cake Lamps, etc.—useful articles for a verv small price. Mr. John Hyde made a trip to Tifton this week. Mrs. E. Avant, ot Oconee, is vis iting Mrs. J. W. Bowers. Mr. K, M. Paterson, of Arabi, was in town Wednesday. Judge D. L. Henderson was in the city Wednesday afternoon Col. J. R. Williams, of Ameri cus, was in the city Wednesday. Mrs. W. K. Beaman, of Albany, is visiting Mrs. W. H. McKenzie. J. I. Cofield and Col. C. J. Shipp visited Vienna Wednesday on bus iness, Mr. J. F. Cobb returned Wed nesday from a weeks trip in South Georgia. Mr. C. 2. Turner, of Quitman, a former Cordelean spent a few days in the city this week. State op Georgia ) V Executive Office, ) October 17th, 1901, Atlanta. The Cordele National Hank having been appointed a State Depository, and having on the 7th, day of October 190L executed a good and sufficient bond in the sum of One Hundred Thousand Dollars, with the United States Fidel ity and Guaranty Company of Balti more, That Md., as guarantor, it is ordered: the tax collectors of the coun ties of Dooly, Irwin and Wilcox Vie and they are hereby instructed to pay into said bank all monies collected by for and on account of Stai 11 taxes, cept such as may he paid by them directly that into the State Treasury, and notice of this Older he given by publication I in some newspa; or publish e( in the city where said bs;:k is loca A. 1). (Janot,kb, Governor. by the Kxccut: vnovornor. G. II. 1. itch, Sec rotary . e Department. STRAYED! Uue f) ClarK , , , ,]j Day UOISL , ;ne medium um SIZE*! dark mane find lull little white on end of nose,and one white hind foot. Shod ail arou: . Good q The'return of this horse, or any information, will be rewarded. Address, A. B. Hollingsworth, Oct. 18,1901- Ruby, Ga. Sunday School Convention. Houston Association at Warwick, Nov. 8th, 9th, and loth. PROGRAMME. Friday— 2:110 p. m-, song, pray er and addresses, by pastor and others. 7 p. m., sermon. Saturday —10 a. m., devotional. 10 :B0 a. m., address, deacon U. V. J. Whipple. J). 11 a. m. sermon, Rev. Winchester. —DINNER— 2 p. m., devotional- 2:B0 p. m., paper, Miss Willie Dudley. 8 p. in., How to promote true worship in the Sunday school, Prof. C- H. J. Jackson. V p. m., Christian education, Profs. L. E. Brown and C. II. S. Jackson. Sunday—10 a. in., devotional. 10:15 a- 111 ., address, Walter F. George- 10:45 a. m., paper, Miss Pearl Rogers. 11 a. in., sermon. —DINNER— 1:80 p. m., Sunday school in session. 2 p. m., benefits of a Sunday school convention. 2 :30 p. in., How to promote missions in Sunday school. 7 p. m. sermon. J. J. Hyman, Pres. S. S- C Houston Association. r* m VIGOR MEN EASILY, QUICKLY" AND PER MANENTLY 1 I ESTO RED. JMA.(jrdN nxrc'rnrn ih-LlO jXItli viunnv V LfN u ill j g go i(j with a written guarantee to cure Insomnia, Fits, Dizziness, Hysteria, Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality, Semi mil Losses, Failing Memory—the result of Over-work, Youth Worry, Sickness, Errors of or Over-indulgence. Fi ice $i, 6 boxes .$5. By mail in plain pack age to any address on receipt of price, For sale only at Stead’s Drugstore, Cor dele, Ga. DR. S. H. L1UGIN, ™vsician AND SURGEON, Calls answered tit all hours- 1 can be found at home, I V miles northwest of Coney, Ga.