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The Henry County Weekly
VOL. XXXII
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A short Sketch of McDonough’s many
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Varied interests, and a glimpse at her
Furure Greatness and Glory when
she fully realizes and appre=
dates her many resources.
Some Rare Opportunities.
This town is rapidly growing
and desirable residence lots are
becoming fewer all the time.
At the present time, however,
there is a very tine opportunity for
one to secure some very choice lots
in several sections of the town.
Messrs. Daniel and Carmichael
have laid off a number of fine lots
in “Western Heights,” which are
close in and at the same time very
choice lots.
Then there is the Nelson estate,
Gunter estate, and the Yarner es
tate, all within easy reach of the
town, that will lie offered for sale
in a. short time. Any and all these
places have some very fine lots for
homes.
Now is. indeed a rare opportuni
ty for some one to get a choice Id
eation in-town, and at a reasona
ble figure.
It will indeed be an opportunity
forever passed if you fail to buy
one of these lots now as they nev
er will again sell as cheaply as
•when they are offered for sale on
the first Tuesday in November.
On these* lots in it few months
there will doubtless be some hand
some new homes before the spring
season opens.
What McDonough Has.
Three splendid churches.
Finest freestone water.
A climate that is unexcelled.
Two fiirst class banks.
One buggy factory.
Two up-to-date ginneries.
Four warehouses.
Best cotton market in Middle
Georgia.
First class public schools.
Two railroads.
Two livery stables.
Three horse and mule firms.
Three hotels.
One planing mill.
Two machine shops.
Five physicians and surgeons.
Centrally located in the biggest
anil best county in Middle Georgia.
Three Barber shops.
One good Newspaper.
A public spirited citizenry.
Much room for more good citizens
Many beautiful modern hemes.
Br,oad streets and well shaded.
Two first class dentists.
A bottling plant.
Fine telephone system.
Nine lawyers and one Judge.
ATTENTION —Just before you
buy from my competitor—come
around in the rear of the Ist Na
tional Bank building and let me
whisper something in yonr ear
about the celebrated “Norman”
buggy. If you do not wish so
high n price br.ggy. I have other
makes 1 will be glad to give you
pile's on. J. S. R Mgers.
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McDonough, Georgia, Friday October 25, 1907.
A Growing jplTlf Many Rare
Gem Little ul S I and Varied
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What McDonough Needs.
A water works and sewerage
system.
An electric light system.
More manufacturing plants.
A cotton inill.
An oil mill and fertilizer factory.
A real estate firm.
Many more houses for renting.
The more vitality you can pro
duce in an animal, the stronger
power it has to ward off disease.
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iiliilipuiiiii til Ddg milk hi t&iiS tiiffitis
Our business has grown wonderfully and the reason is we give you just what your
money buys. And you have no better lines to select from, and remember wc are leaders
in the following lines :
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DRSS3 GOODS SHOES
JACKETS ' BLANKETS
SKIRTS UNDERWEAR
TRIMMSNC3 . BUGGYRC3ES
S2LKS FLANNELS
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Calicoes 6c a yard. Percals 10 and 12 1-2 C a ) ard Double Outings 10c a yard.
4 yd Sheeting 6c a yard. Cotton llannei 6,8, to, 12k, 15c Gorilla Pants 1.^4
3 >d Sheeting 7 i-2c a yard. Bed'Ticking 12 1-2 —17 1-2 C. » Bed Pillows 64c
Ginghams 12 1-2 C a yard. Fiannettes Outings 10c a yard Cotton Checks 7 and 7 1 -2c
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Miss Blanche Wentzeil and Miss Anna Johnson are in charge cf this Department.
PATTERN HATS $4.00 TO SIO.OO. STREET HATS $1.50T0 $4.00.
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Men’s Suits SB.OO to $25.00. Youth’s Suits $6.09 to $15.00. Boys’ Suits $1.50 to $6.00
Dutchess Pants $2.50 to $6.09. Gorilla Pants $1.75.
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Ladies’ Jackets $7.00 to $15.00. Misses’ Jackets $5.00 to $12.50
Children’s Jackets $1.50 to $6.00. Ladies’ Skirts $1.50 to SIO.OO.
Crossett and Queen Quality Shoes we are the sole agents.
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DRESS GOODS. T h:s has been our banner season in dress goods.
All New Goods and Prices.
May Ma nton patterns in stock. f£s|pßemember we take no patterns back after they go out of store.
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All the new things in Belts and Neckwear.
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REMEMBER OUR MOTTO: DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR.
COME TO OUR STORE-YOU WILL BE SATISFIED.
WALKER-TURNER COMPANY.
NOTICE.
Mrs. Horton’s condition being
improved, lam now at my office
all the time except from 2.30 to
7,30 p.m. I have resumed my
practice and am now ready to
answer all calls.
Respectfully,
Dr. B. E. Horton.
Oct. 22, ’O7.
Listen—When you wish to pur
chase a set of harness you will find
just wlmt von want and at prices
to suit your pocket book at
J. S. Rodgers.
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The Home of The FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Located at McDonough, Henry County, Ga.
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