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The hardest part of the Clothier’s business —he’s got to suit both boy and mother, and patch up the differences between them, as they seldom
agree on clothes.
We set ourselves a still harder task : that is to sell Boys’ Clothes that are right in every way
We Sell Clothes That Fit—Clothes That are Fit to Wear,
The right kind - the kind the mother and the boy can agree upon, All sizes, 3 to 16 years ;
styles of two and three piece suits ; all prices, $1.00 to $5.00 per suit.
Get that prejudice against ready-to-wear clothing out of your head and you will be easy for us
to fit. Our entire line of Gents’ Furnishings, such as
CLOTHING, SHOES and HATS, ( These are our Specialties )
Complete and right up to date.
J T. WESTBROOK,
THE UP-TO-DATE FURNISHER OF 9
CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS, ETC. '■
Pinehurst News.
All off to Macon fair. Large
crowds have gone on every train
from here, Monday several were
disappointed -tickets gave out. The
railroad authority should supply our
station at such times as this with a
barrel full of tickets.
Wc are having sickness yet, Mrs,
S. D. Thompson is improving. Mr.
W. L. Williams’ baby girl was taken
very ill Monday. Mr. W. O. San
ders has a sick baby, but is better
today.
Cotton is coming in with a rush.
The farmers say that there will be
more than was expected .
We were somewhat surprised at
the appearance of a particular pair
that landed Wednesday from the
“Shoofly,” north bound. It was
Mr. Billy Whitfield, from Uateville,
and a Primative Baptist, Bro. Hall.
We learn that they are in route to
our neighbors, Mr. II. D. Wood. The
pair immediately left in a buggy ob
tained from the stables of W. P.
Speight. We learn that Miss Doro
YVood will hereafter be Mrs. Whit
field. The loss to this community
and to her father will doubtless be
great, field but we congratulate he has Mr. Whit
upon the success made
in selecting such a companion. Miss
Dora has many friends who will miss
her very much. Mr. Wood, her fath
er, is also a widower, and as the say
ing goes, “one good deal deserves
another,” so Mr. Wood will doubt
less be “in for the war.” So here
goes to family and to Mr. Whitfield,
may success crown your efforts all
through life, and to Mrs. Whitfield,
may your new life be strewn with
pleasures and may sorrows never
come, ami to the father, Mr. Wood,
cheer up! “every cloud has a silver
lining.”
Love is the fountain of life and bliss,
Love is the valley of joyfulness ;
A garden of roses,
Where rapture reposes—
A temple of light,
All heavenly bright ;
O, virtuous love is the souls delight.
Notice of Legislation.
Notice is heieby given that at
this fall session, 1901, of the
Georgia Legislature a bill will be
introduced to amend the public
school charter of the city of Cor
dele so as to provide for the pay
ment of the public school fund by
the State School Commissioner
direct to the treasurer of the said
city of Cordele — the treasurer of
said city being the ex-officio treas
urer of the Cordele Public School
Board.
MONEY TO LOAN.
We are headquarters for loans on
improved farm lands in Doolv
oounty, 7 payable in 5 years time,
per cent, interest. No 10 per
cent, commission, only small fee
for abstract and closing loan.
Money obtained promptly. Write
to or call on J. II. Woodward –
Son, Lawyers, Vienna, Ga.
Tax Notice.
I will he at the following places
for the purpose of collecting state
and county taxes for the year 1901
Oct. Oct. N © v.
Zoar....... 7 28 1 30
Byromville 8 29
Unadilla... 9 30
Pinehurst.. 10 31
Nov.
Findlay.... 11 1
3rd District 14 4
6th. 4 < 15 5
Drayton 16 6
Coney.. h- rj
Cordele. QC 8
Lloyd............ 21 11 to
Arabi.......... 22 12 OO
James......... . 23 13 4
Fuqua Dec. 5th. Snow Springs
Dec. 0th. Kerns Dec. 9th until
noon, Etheredges’ store in the af
ternoon. Richwood Tippettville Dec. 10th.
Dec . 11th. Sibley Dec.
12th. Dakota Dec. 18th. I will
be in Vienna every Saturday, also
Dec. 18th. and 19th, Books close
Dec. 19th.
F. J. Lewis, T. C. D. C.
Legal Advertisements.
gal The advertisements following is a synopsis of all le
for the month of
November. December sales and other
Skntinel: December legals will appear in the
Y. T. Sheffield has applied for per
manent letters of administration es
tate of Mrs. Lucy C. Sheffield, same to
be heard 1st, Monday in November.
Same party has applied for permanent
letters on estate of Willie Sheffield, to
be heard at same time. Same party for
permanent letters on estate of T W
Sheffield, to be heard at same time.
A. D. Bridges letters has applied for per
manent on estate of S. 1
November. Bridges, to be heard 1st, Monday iu
Guss Wishop has applied for per
manent letters on the estate of Wilson
Henley, to be heard on 1st, Monday
in November.
R. L Wilson has applied for pe,
manent letters on estate of Wm. Wil
son, to be heard on the 1st, Monday iu
November.
J. B. Watson notifies all parties to
render demands on estate of B. F.
Watson.
B. S. Wood, administrator for B. A.
Wood, applies to sell lands of B. a.
Wood, application to be heard by or
dinary 1st, Monday in November.
S. M. Ooldwell administrator estate
of B. F. Watson asks for discharge
application November. to be heard 1st Monday in
lowing By authority from ordinary the fol
sales are advertised to take
place Geo. on 1st, Tuesday in November:
W. Barrow, administrator es
tate of Sailie Patrick, lot of land No.
123, that portion of lot No. 124 whicti
is east of the north and south ditch,
all lying in the 9th district ot Dooly.
W. 0. Culpepper, administrator es
tate No. 33 of in David 14tli district. Culpepper, lot of land
S. D. Thompson and T A. Culpep
per. executors estate of E. W. Thomp
son, 150 acres off lot of land No. 119
in 2nd. district.
M. Hoyt E. Bushin, Rushin, administrator estate
of lot of laud No. 26, in
6th district.
L. J. Elder, administrator estate of
J. G. Elder, city lot 7 in block 153 of
Oordele, 90 acres off lot of land No. 15
in the 11th district, and an undivided
half interest of lot of land No 19 in
the lltli, district.
The Sentinel for $1 a year.
See The Sentinel’s Clubbing list.
The man who goes about wash
ing he was never born is not the
only man who regrets it.
Red Hot Fom the Gun
Was the ball that hit G. B.
Steadman in the civil war. It
caused horrible Ulcers that no
treatment helped for 20 years.
Tnen Bucklen’s Arnica Salve
cured him. Crues Cuts, Bruises,
Burns, Boils, Felons, Corns, Skin
Eruptions. Best Pile cure on
earth. 25 cents a box. Cure guar
anteed. Sold by all druggists.
For Sale,- Cheap!
Two lots of land in Wilcox
county, on Hawkinsville, Florida
and Southern Railway.
Address,
Ph. M. Berg, Cordele, Ga.
Thirteen is an unlucky number
to have at the table—if there is
only dinner for twelve.
ACHING KIDNEYS
Urinary troubles. Palpitation of
the heart. Constipation and stom
ach disorders, yield at once to
Prickly Ash Bitters
It is a marvelous kidney tonic and system cleanser,
strengthens the tired kidneys, helps digestion, regu
lates the bowels.
PRICE, St.OO.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
CASH DRUG STORE, Special Agents.
A Good
Drawing !
They Say
It takes a horse to draw a cart,
A pretty girl to draw attention
A free lunch to draw a crowd
And Lowest Trices and Best
Qualities to draw patronage.
In Buying
Groceries,
Remember
J. S. SHEPPARD.
Theatrical people are peculiar.
They work when they play, and
play when they work.
VIGOMEN
Easily Quicly Permanently Restored
IIINDIPO DR. JEAN O’HARRAS
(Paris) Great FRENCH
TONIC AND VITALIZER is sold witli
written guarantee to cure Nervous De
bility, Lost Vitality, Failing Memory,
Fits, Dizziness, Hysteria, Stops all
Drains on the Nervous System caused
by Bad Habits or Excessive Use of To
bacco, Opium, Liquors, or “Living the
Pace that Kills.” It wards off Insanity,
Consumption and Death. It clears the
blood and Brain, Builds up the Shat
tered Nerves, Restores the Fire of
Youth and Brings the Pink Glow to
Pale Strong Cheeks, and Makes you Young
and again. 50c- 12 Boxe3 $5
By Mail to any address.
The Imperial library in Paris
has twenty-six books printed on
white silk.
SELL CHEAP, SELL A HEAP,
AND KEEP ETERNALLY AT IT
THAT’S A GOOD MOTTO.
IS IT NOT ?
Just Add it Up
And see if you dont think I can save
you some money on your groceries.
People Differ
Not only in opinion but in health.
Some are strong and healthy with a
great deal of vitality, while others are
sick and weakly. So it is
With Groceries,
Some are good, some are poor. I
handle the best grades.
J. S. Sheppard.
The Greatest Exposition
EVER HELD IN GEORGIA.
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■Under the auspices of the'
Savannah Fair Association,
To be held at Savannah, Ga.,
November 6 to 16, 1901.
$15,000 in Premiums. <? $7,500 in Racing
Extraordinary Amusement Events.
A model Lace Track and Crack Racing Stables from ai
Sections.
Professional Judges and Starters of National Reputation
Attractive grounds and buildings.
Notable exhibits in every line.
Low rates of fare by all transportation routes.
ENTERTAINER SAVANNAH’S WIDESPREAD WILL BE SUPPLEMENTED REPUTATION AS BY A.]
AMUSEMENT FEATURES OF UNQUESTIONABLE THE
MERIT DRAWN FROM ALL PARTS OF
COUNTRY.
1*1
Friday, November 8,
Cavalry Tilt for $1,000 Prize,
Participated in by troops from all over the State.
For Premium Lists, space, entrance, and all other par
ticulars, address
A . B. MOORE, General Manager.
Or J. C. SHAW, Secretary.
Room 1G, Board of Trade, Savannah, Georg!
It’s What
You Save
That makes you rich,
and if you are alive to your
own interests you’ll find you
save Other money by trading here.
people do. Why not
you ?
Staple and Fancy
Groceries,
Hay, GrraAn. <2zc
J. S. Sheppard.
8th Street. Bolton Building.
Georgia Southern
NEW FAST TRAIN
—BETWEEN
MACON and VALDOST
LV, “ Vienna Macon 10:43 8:45 a. m Lv Valdosta Sparks |j«JJ
a. ni
“ Cordele )1:05 a, m “ Tifton Ashbom LIU
“ Ashb’rn 11:48 a. m “
“ Tifton 12:80p, m “ Cordele
“ Sparks 1:07 p. m “ Vienna w
Ar. Valdosta 2:00 Ar. Macon ‘
p. in __
each This gives between our patrons Macon fourd:valdost and
way
LOANS!
LOANS! loans
loan for J 9
We can procure a
anywhere from $5,000.00,
$ 150.00 to n p 1
with interest from 6 > t0
small , cos
cent., and at a very dA •
HENDERSON – JOR
YTenna, Georgia.
