Anderson’s
Sarsaparilla
Will help you over the
knotty days during
spring—keeps off that
tired, spring feeliug by
getting at the vital
points before disease
starts. Keeping the
system “toned up.”
Do You Need
“Toning Up?”
It’s better because—
Anderson makes and
knows what’s in it—all
ingredients are of the
best quality like our
Prescriptions.
Contains —Stilli n gia,
Red Clover Sarsaparilla
and lodide of Potash.
cdlndMsonLSr
PERSONAL
Col. R. T. Daniel, of Griffin,
spent last Fridayjin the city look
ing after legaljbusiness.
Mr. George Mitchell spent sev
eral days in Atlanta this'week as
the guest of friends.
Mrs. W.JW. Arnold returned
Monday evening'from a short vis
it to Albany, Ga.
Dr. J. M. Rogers attended the
meeting of the Jmedical associa
tion in Macon this week.
Miss Minnie L. Willis spent
Sunday in Culloden as the guest
of her friends, Mrs. W. A. Brooks.
Mr. R. A. Boylston, of Atlan
ta, was a prominent visitor to the
city Sundayftlast, stopping with
friends.
Mr. J. C.|Dunn,Jof Molena, one
of Pike’s best citizens was here
Friday and Saturday last, stop
ping with the family of Mr. H. G.
Jordan.
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Mutual Satisfaction
Our Easter trade far exceeded our most sanguine
expectations, therefore
We Are Satisfied
Our customers realized that they were getting the
newest and prettiest goods at the lowest prices,
therefore
They Are r Satisfied
To foster these mutual relations we are putting
forth every effort to give our customers merchan
dise in style and quality—the newest and the best
' —at prices as cheap as the cheapest.
Just Received
Anew line of Ready Made Skirts at prices from
50 cents to *5.00. Also A. T. C. and Totledunord
Ginghams, figured Batiste, Organdies, Law .
Appreciating the liberal patronage extended us
in the past, we solicit and will endeavor to m nt
still more of your business in the future.
Very respectfully,
J. L P S
P. s.—Our Low Cut Shoes and Slippers havearrived.
JTNDISTINCT FflidT
Mr. Arthur Kitchings, of Atlan
ta, spent Sunday in this city as
the guest of his sister, Miss Nan
nie C. Kitchings.
Mr. and Mrs. Judson Williams,
of Griffin, were visitors to the city
Sunday as the guests of their rel
atives.
Mr. J. H. Blackburn spent Sun
day and Monday in Atlanta as
the guest of relatives and attend
ing business matters.
Mr. J. P. Hardy spent several
days in Culloden this week with
his dai ghter, Mrs. O. H. Sulli
van.
Messrs. Earle Hooten and James
Wortheu, two of Jackson’s promi
nent young men, spent Sunday
her 6 with friends and relatives.
Mr. W. R. Baird spent Satur
day in Macon mat
ters concerning his interests in
that city.
Editor Jim Willis, of theThom
aston Times, spent several days
here this week with relatives and
greeting friends.
Mr. J. B. Fleming, of Johnstoi •
ville, was among the prominent
visitors to the city Tuesday at
tending business matters.
Messts. J. C. Collier and F. M.
Stephens spent several days this
week in Thomasville where they
were attending important busi
ness matters.
Dr. J. A. Corry spent Tuesday
in -Macon attending a meeting of
the Central of Georgia Railway
surgeons.
Mrs. J. G. Smith has been
spending sometime this week with
her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Gresb
ham in Griffin.
Mr. C. M. Dumas returned home
last Friday from Covington where
he has held a position for the
past few weeks.
Col. and Mrs. E. A. Stephens
spent several days in McDonough
last week where they attended the
marriage of the latter s brother,
Mr. R. H. Carmichael.
Miss lone Isom, of Griffin, is
spending several days here as the
! guest ©f her friend, Miss T. V.
‘Taylor.. She has visited here be
j fore and has a number of friends
: in the city.
| and Mrs. C. L. Stocks ar
rived in the city Monday after
noon to visit their parents, Rev.
and Mrs. George Stocks. They
came from Paris, Texas where
they are now making their home.
Mr. W. A. Lesuer, of Goggans,
spent last Friday in the city look
ing after business matters. He is
one of the good citizens of that
community.
THE BARNESVILLL' EWs-GAZETTE, THURSDAY APRIL 21. 1904.
Mr. D. L. Anderson spent
Tuesday in Atlanta attending bus
iness matters.
Miss Effie Head, of Zebulon,
spent Tuesday iu the city with
friends.
Mr W. P. Holmes spent sever
al days in Sparta this week with
the family of his sou, Mr. Robert
Holmes.
Mr. A. J. Fcrde, of Columbia,
S C. is visiting in Barnesville as
sisting Mr. J. G. Suggs iu the
Bakery.
D. G. P. Huguley spent a short
while in the city last week as the
guest of friends and relatives. He
is succoeuing well in Atlanta and
this fact wiil be learned with
pleasure by his friebds in this
city.
Drayin^; —When you want a
dray call on J. T. Middlebrooks
or phone 19.
Mr. J. P. Clements, of Strouds,
was a visitor to this city last Sat
urday transacting business. He
is one of the best citizens of Mon
roe county and is always ft wel
comed visitor to the city.
For Rent —Three Room
house close in—$5.00 per month
J. A. Blalock.
Mr. R. P. Spencer, of Colum
bus , spent a short while in Bar
uesville last week with Mr. C. H.
Humphrey. Mr. Spencer is one
of the directors of the Citizens
Bank and is a very pleasant gen
tleman who has made a number
of friends here.
For Sale —Good Top Buggy
and Harness, Cheap.
D. L. Anderson
Mr. G. L. Summers returned
home last week from Hot Springs,
Ark., and has been shaking hands
with his-host of friends here. All
are pleased to note that he has
'improved greatly in health and
spirits. He had a very enjoyable
trip to that famous resort and re
lates many rich experiences.
Mr. J. G. Suggs, has secured
the services ot Mr. J. Lawrence
Golden, of Cincinnatti Ohio, as
'Restaurant Cook. He is an up-to
date cook, and on to all the
latest. Call to see him and try
some of his delicious cooking at
Suggs Restaurant. Opposite the
depot.
TO HORSE BREEDERS.
I have fine Bermuda Chief Colt,
blood bay. Service offered, lim
ited number,,beginning May Ist,
at my home near The Rock.
tf J. J. Mooke.
NOTICE.
I have a fine Spanish Jack,
weighs 900 pounds. Service $lO.
Call to see him. J. M. Bevill,
The Rock, Upson County, Ga.
Pasturage For Rent.
I have very fine pasturage for
mules, horses, cows, etc. Confer
with me about your stock,
tf J.R. Virden, at Old Head place.
WANTED AGENT.
' j wjjjfei'j:. ■
Young man, , ‘Hus,tlety ,, who>will
attend World’s Fair to act as
Agent in BarnesvTlfe 'ffV"World’s
Fair Tour Cos. Easy maney for
right party. For particulars, ad
dress, General Ageut, P. O. Box
362, Chattanooga*, Tenci.
MONEY IN IT.
Tt pays to use our “Cliftqd”
flour. It, pays because it makes
morn and bettor bread and bis
cuit—more del icipjjs, wholesome
cake and pastry —than any other
kind of flour ever milled. One
sac* proves it. Get a sack and
know the facts.
Gray Bros. Cos.
RAISE YOUR OWN MULES.
Bring your mares and have
them served by a fine blooded
jack, four years old. Terms:
season SB.OO Guarantee SIO.OO.
Apply to J. B. Eleming.
' Johnstonville, Ga.,
J. W. STAFFORD & SONS
General Merchants
BARNESVILLE, - GEORGIA
J. W. STAFFORD & SONS
A BIG EAGLE.
Mr. Van Horn, of Towaliga,
brought to Barnesville Monday a
big gray eagle which he had kill
on Towaliga river. The eagle
weighed 18 pounds and measured
7 feet from tip to tip of wings. It
attracted the attention of nearly
everybody in the city.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULES.
The following changes in the
arrivals of trains here has been
made and went into effect Mon
day. The down train in the morn
ing arrives at 9:48 and the up
train arrives at 9:21. The up
train in the afternoon arrives at
5:37 and the down train at 5:59.
This makes the trains meet at
Milner both morning and after
noon.
For biliousness, headache, dyspepsia
take Dr. Thacher’s Liver and Blood Syrup.
HELD SERVICES SUNDAY.
The congregational Methodist
church held an all day singing
laßt Sunday. The regular servi
ces were held by Rev. Rolfe Hunt.
The clay was very pleasant to those
present and the service were well
attended. The singing was in
charge of Mr. Hooper of near
Zebulon.
SaSifesHSP? In every receipt
that calls for cream of tartar
and soda or other quick leav
ening agent use Royal Baking
Powder. It will make the
food of finer flavor, more di
gestible and wholesome.
We sell everything;. If we haven’t
what yon want we can get it for you. Onr
merchandise is reliable and is always
guaranteed to give satisfaction. If yon
are not our customer we cordially invite
you to become one. Our goods are right,
our prices are right and our terms are
liberal. Gash or Credit.
MISS FANNIE MAE BANKS TO WED.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Banks
have announced the engagement
of their daughter, .Fannie May,
to Mr. Edgar Dennison Tompkins,
the wedding to take place on June
Bth, at the home of the bride’s
parents, 892 South Boulevard, in
Atlanta, Ga.
This announcement will be
read with great interest by the
numerous friends of the young
couple.
Miss Banks is related to a num
ber of people in this city and ha*
visited here frequently, her many
friends are interested to learn of
her approaching marriage and
wish her much happiness.
JOHN HOLMES RECOVERING.
The friends of Mr. John M.
Holmes are pleased to note that
he is rapidly reeovering from the
injures which he sustained in a
runaway at West Point, Miss, last
week. The accident occured
1 ist Monday and he arrived here
last Wednesday night and has
been confined to his home until
the past few days. The accident
o:cured near West Point, Miss.
He was driving through the coun
try from a nearby tov n to West
Point and the horse became fright
ened and ran away throwing Mr.
Homes out,injuring him painfully
but it is hoped not seriously.
I Offer
This
Week
Cream Dates - - ioc
Cream Wafers - - ioc
Ass’t Cocoanut Bon Bons loc
Imperial Cherries - ioc
Fig Bon Bons - ioc
And many other kinds of ,
fancy, high grade Can
dies at - - ioc
New York Almonds 20c
Cocoanut Caramels 20c
Chocolate Pineapple 20c
Chocolate Marshmallows 20c
Chocolate Apricot -20 c
Chocolate Trilby - -20 c
And many other kinds of
finest candies on earth at 20c
Don’t take my word—come
and see for yourself that I
am telling you the straight
and unvarnished'
truth. I have received since
March ioth, through the ,
depot ab0ut.2,500 pounds— ,
one and tons of
this candy. |
There's a Reason 1
For All This j
io lbs. Farm Bell Soda 25c 3
7 bars Magic Cleaner soap 25c j
25 pounds new Rice 1.00 J
And many other com modi-
ties in proportion. j
If you let me I’ll save you j
money—you try me—up on 1
the corner. , 1
jim Reeves i
tWP.B. —Good Hamlin or- V
Kan fur ttaiu. / J
