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Tllton'H School.
No town In Georgia has grimier
causa to feel proud or its school limn
Tiflon, but few of our people really
had unjr idea of whftt wan being done
'ten Frii
until the closing oxorolHeg Friday
night. 'J'hu degree of perfection
reached by tho classes in Physical
Culture was a surprise to every one.
Miss Martha Williams, who Iihh
charge of the department, deserves
the highest credit for Lhe degree of
perfection attained by every member
of tho ohms—only the most patient,
persistent and intelligent effort, up
held by a kind and loving heart, can
work Hiioh wonders.
The Mnslo class lias been in charge
of Miss Mila Macon, and no one wlm
heard tho sweet and perfect music
rendered by her pupils could fail to
be impressed with the thoroughness
of her work. Hho lias greatly en
deared lurself to pupils and patrons
and 1ms a place in many a warm heart
in Tiflon.
All who attended the examination
uml closing exercises could not help
acknowledging tlmt Prof. K. .1. Wil
liams, Jr., is a master of his profes
sion. His porfoot control of the pu-
pilH and their unfeigned love and es
teem for him inukes iteusy to account
for their rapid advancement. Prof.
Williams is abreast of the in
matters educational, and Uses all the
most approved and ndyanoed methods.
Ills highest ambition Ims been to
build up a Bohool that would lie a
credit to 'J'lfton. That he Ims suc
ceeded is a faot apparent to every one.
The pupils ueservo tho highest
pruiuo for their perfect behavior and
the excellence and spirit with which
their several parts were rendered.
Tho reoitulioiiB by Miss Ethel Pud-
rioK and Messrs. Frank Williams,
•Sidney Cole and Henry Tift deserve
special montion.
The vocal quartette, with guitar
■accompaniment, by Messrs. Williams,
McArthur and Baldridge, delighted
the audience and brought forth a
lustv and prolonged encore.
The vocal trio, Barcurola, by Misses
Oreete, flood man and Williams, was
a marvel of vocal perfection and
sweetness.
The vocal duet, “Take it Home
and Uivo it lo the Baby,” Misses
Timmons and Black, brought forth
lirolougtd and hourly applause.
well rendered. The cast of charac
ters was very good, mid so realistic
was the tragedy in the last act that
some of tho audience were really
frightened. (>no reverend gentleman
made for the door, and it was fully
live miiniitch before he could be stilll-
eionlly reassured to take his place
again in the audience. Compliments
were lavished upon little Miss Fannie
Carswell, for tho excellence with
which she rendered her part.
Miss Harriet (loodmaii rendered
the vocal solo "Flower of the Alps,”
from Wnterlln, charmingly, and in a
voice of surpassing sweetness.
"'he prize in mathematics, a schol
arship in Stanley’s Business College,
of Thomuaville, was awarded to Lu
cerne Temple. A dozen of the bright-
pupils in I ha school entered the con
test for this prize.
Miss Pearl (Irecne carried off lhe
medal for deportment and general ex
cellence in physical oulluro in tiio
Heiiior olass, ami Miss Kstora Tim
mons in the Junior class. Muster
Hurry Holdiiuc captured the medal
for the largest number of head marks
in spelling, nearly doubling the
closes', competitor.
These medals were all awarded by
Miss Martha Williams.
In the music class,Miss Kiln Bacon
awarded prizes as follows: Miss Nib-
hie Turner llrst, prize for excellence
in practice; Miss Harriet (loodimiu
largest number of marks in music;
Misses Flora Williams and Pearl
(ll'eiine second prizes. Honorable
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JUST THINK OF IT! It is nearly the longest day of’ the year, you couldn’t stop the Scasons'in their course any
more than you can stop the eager cash buyers from crowding our counters for the best values ever offered in this section
of Georgia, while our goods have been selling rapidly. We have been buying largely from the trade centers. Our New
York buyer lias loaded us down with that class of goods which has recently advanced in price. Result; we arc crowded
with a stock of goods from to to 20 per cent, below market value. These goods must be turned into cash. It’s only a
few weeks before our buyer goes for more goods. In order to get the cash and more room—
For a Limited Time We will Inaugurate for Cash Buyers,
CUT TRICE SALEJ=
mention was made of Master A
MoAi'lliur.
The house was packed to its ill
most capacity, and notwithstanding
the extreme beat, the audience was
entertainment.
The “Hood-Night Drill,” by eight
potlte.misses, all be,
gowned and ready
for tho urms of Morpheus, Was the
sweetest sight over witnessed on any
■stage. The sweet little creatures were
really quite sleepy but very good, and
did their purls so well thut. the undi-
mwjc were delighted.
The play, “The A
Masked Ball.” was
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For Sale.
The saw-mill has a capacity
ol 15,000 feet per day. Large
tract of virgin timber within a
convenient distance of mill.
Splendid logging country.
Cheap rates to Coastwise,
Eastern and Western markets.
Good water and healthy local
ity. Terms, part cash and the
balance in lumber. Write to
ItlHMINOIIAM I AI Mil It It Co.,
9-4L Hit mingluun, Ala.
READ-THINK-ACT!
Now is the Time to Make Your Purchases.
Figured Lawns, value 6c.,
Yard-wide Heavy Sheeting,
Scotch Snuff, value 5c.,
Summer Necessities.
CUT PRICE
value 70. Cut Price, only
CUT PRICE
Mosquito Nets, Fans,
Only 3c. per yard.
4fc. per yard.
Only ejc. per box.
Hammocks,
Figured Muslins, value 15c.,
5-4 Table Oil Cloths, all col-
2-pound Tomatoes, value ioe.
Ice, Ice Cream Freezers,
CUT PRICE
ors, value 25c. Cut Price,
CUT PRICE
Fly Fans, Fly Catchers,
Only ye. per yard.
only 15c. per yard.
Only 6c. per can.
600 Pairs Pants,
French Ginghams, value 18c.
Ladies Opera Slippers, value
3-pound Tomatoes, Value 15c.
75 Dozen Suspenders,
and 25c.,
75c. Cut Price, only 44c.
CUT PRICE
78 Dozen Shirts,
CUT PRICE
per pair.
Only 9c. per can.
500 FIATS,
Only ne. and 16c. per yard.
Ladies’ Tan Oxford Tics, val-
Tooth Picks, value 5c.,
10,000 yards Laces and Embroid
eries below value to close.
Linen Lawns, value. 60c.,
tie $2.25. Cut Price, only
CUT PRICE
Thousand of articles we cannot
CUT PRICE
$1.49 per pair.
Only 2?,e. per box.
mention for want of space. Our
stock must be sold. Get prices else-
Only 42c. per yard.
2,51x5 prs shoes below value to close
SEE OUR GROCERIES!
where and then see ours,
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Our Summer Clearance Sale is Now Open!
main street, | Leaders of Low Prices.
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TIPTON, GEORGIA.
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