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'be wedding bells keep ringing.
j r R. L. Cowan was in town
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nday.
digs Dotie Greer spent Friday
Atlanta.
Irs. Oharlev Sockwell has re
ued from Valdosta.
dr. and Mrs. B. T. Still went
to Atlanta Tuesday.
drs. Minnie Wells was in At
ta one day last week.
idrs. Vera Harper spent Tues
y in Atlanta shopping.
)r. A. S. Hopkius and wife are
a visit to Lawrenceville.
i 35 Francis Godfrey’s friends
ret to hear of her illness.
digs Estelle Thompson was a
ent visitor to Covington.
Jrs. Henry Agnew, of Atlanta,
with Mrs. Jame3 Stephenson for
reek.
Mr, and Mrs. Bob Osborn were
ests of Mr. and Mrs, R. M. Moon
[nday.
bliss Bessie Ezelle will spend
pksgiving with relatives at
bnticello.
[Mr. [nday and Mrs. Fitz Heard A. spent C.
with Mr. and Mrs.
hard at Stewart. *
Rev. Eugene Pendleton preach
l a forcible sermon to a'large con
legation Sunday.
Miss Lottie Hanson, of Social
[rcle, iss is the attractive guest of
Lillian Clark.
Mrs. Mollie Cook speut the past
pk itchell, with her daughter, Mrs.
of Social Circle.
"Just Wright” Shoes for young
pn, middle aged men, and old
| en )at C. C. Robinson’s.
Miss Harris, of the Public
pool, is suffering from a dan
| ro U3 fall at the skating rink.
|G° Jy to C. C. Robinson’s store and
jkoes. a pair of m en’s “Just Wright”
They look well, fit well,
wear
Room Making and Money Getting
CUT PRICE SALE
I over-crowded with goods and besides. 1 need money. I WILL over-buy, but you are to be the
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dter off for it. For the above reasons I will sell at a great reduction, for cash only until Jan. 1,1909.
WOLF COHEN
See Adair Bros. $ Shoe—it was
$1.50
Miss Lizzie Fowler has returned
from Atlanta.
Attend Adair Bros. Great Sacri¬
fice Sale.
Mr. Burton Davis is in the city
this week.
Buy your Millinery at Adair
Bros, axd save 50 per cent.
Mrs. James Rogers has returned
from Social Circle.
Adair Bros, will sell you a $18.50
Skirt for $8.00.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Byrd an¬
nounce the birth of a daughter.
Jackets at Adair Bros, at Half
Price.
Mr. Irwin Perry wa3 the guest
of his father, Dr. Perry, this week.
10 yards Best Checks at Adair
Bros, for 48 cents.
Miss Annie Thomas, of Atlanta,
was the guest of Mrs. Thomas last
Tuesday.
Best Underwear at Adair Bros.
89 cents garment—others get 50c.
Dr. Holmes, a prominent physi¬
cian of Stewart, was mingling
friends here Tuesday.
Miss Ruby Weaver, of Macon,
speut Tuesday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Weaver.
Mrs. Heard Perry and daughter,
Maggie, will be with her brother,!
Mr. Code Barnett for Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Still will;
spend Thanksgiving at ( ( The
Rocks”, the guest of the latter’s
parents.
Miss Julia Thompson, of Agnes
Scott, spent the week-end with ber
parents, Mayor and Mrs. S. F.
Thompson.
Mr. Clinton Lee was in town
Saturday, He will move bis lam
ily here soon, We welcome suet
good people.
Mrs. Fincher, Miss Susie Bias
engame and Mr. Blaseugame, o
Culloden, were the guests of Mr,
Fincher this week.
THE ENTERPRISE, COVINGTON, (JA
Miss Pox and Messrs, John Cal¬
laway and Chas. Smith will ae
company Miss Ezelle to Monticello
and spend Thanksgiving with Mr.
and Mrs, Ezelle.
Rev. J. B. Gordon and family
will arrive this week from Florida.
There will be services at the Pres¬
byterian church next Sunday. Mr.
Gordon’s congregation will be de¬
lighted to see him back.
Covington Hotel.
The Covington Hotel, with the usual
enterprise of the hostess, Mrs. L. P.
Reeves, comes to the front with a regu¬
lar Piedmont bill of fare for a six o’clock
dinner Wednesday evening. The me¬
nu sounds tempting and doubtless will
draw in many Covington connoisseurs'.
The following is published:
Tomato Boullon Toast Points
Roast Turkey Oyster Dressing
Cranberry Sauce Chicken Salad
Sweet Potatoes
Macaroni With Cream Tomatoes
Stuffed Peppers
Escalloped Corn Hot Light Rolls
Olives Crisped Celery
Dressed Irish Potatoes Pickles
American Cheese
Charlotte Russe Prince of Wales Cake
Cream Peppermints
Black Coffee
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M rs W. T. Milner Entertains.
One ol the most delightful af¬
fairs of the season was the recep¬
tion given last Monday afternoon
by Mrs. W. T. Milner, in honor of
her guest, Mis? Lena May Palmer,
of Opelika, Ala.
On this occasion the
halls and parlors of this beautiful
home were thrown together, mak
ing an ideal place for the entertain
rnent of the crowd gathered
Dainty refreshments were served
m the dining room, adjoining the
main parlor.
Miss Bunuie Fowler added to
the enjoyment of the crowd by
giving several piano numbers.
About thirty young ladies called
R. W. A\ilner A. H. Foster
Residence Phone 33 Residence Phone 120
MILNER FOSTER
ATTORNEYS, COVINGTON, GA.
Office in Court House. General Practice in State and Federal
Courts. Phone 254.
during the afternoon.
Among the guests from out
town were Miss Fitzpatrick, of Li
thonia; Miss Hanson, of Social
Circle, and Miss Pearl Price, of
Flippen.
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Death of William Edwards.
Mr. William Edwards, a well
known resident of the Starrsville
section of this county, d’ed at his
home Saturday night and was
buried Sudnay.
Mr. Edwards loaves a wite and
several children to whom the sym¬
pathy of a large circle of friends is
extended. He was about 65 years
old at the time of his death.
The deceased was well known in
Covington and his death is deeply
by his friends, all of
whom held him in the highest es¬
teem.
FOR MAYOR.
I hereby annouce myself as a
candidate for Mayor of the city of
Covington in the approaching
election. If elected I pledge my
every effort to the up-building of
the city and the advancement of
interests along every line
possible
The coming year will be an im¬
portant one to the tax-payers and
property owners of the city, owing
to the out prises uow ou hand.
If elected to this important office
pledge myself to give careful per
I sonal attention to the city’s
affairs ana to have either quarterly
or semi-annual reports published
of all the financial affairs of the
city, including the receipts and
disbursements of all the city’s
money, in order that the tax pay¬
ers may know what is being done
with their money' and what they
ire getting for its expenditures.
I ask for and will appreciate
the support of all voters in this
election.
Respectfully,
CHAS. G. SMITH.
HEW RACKET STORE.
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Christmas (Soobs i
® Have arrived and will be open
ed and on exhibition Decern
i ber the 1st.
Come early and avoid the
rush.
Yours very truly,
J.I. GUIN 0
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CLEARING RESERVOIR
Sedale bid? are asked for clearing the whole or any part of the land
that will be covered by back water from dam now being erected at the
foot 0 f Capp’s and Lloyd’s Shoals in the Ocmulgee river, in Butts and
Jasper counties, Georgia.
The land to be thoroughly cleared of standing or fallen timber,
brush, stumps, &c., in accordance with specifications or information
furnished by J. G. White & Co., of Jackson, Ga.
Bids are asked in the following manner:
First: At so much per acre for the land actually cleared; the com¬
pany reserving all merchantable timber and cord wood.
Second: 4t so muoh pe acre for the lands actually cleared,
any claim on the timber or cord wood.
Bids are to be addressed to Georgia Construction Company Care
J. G. White & Co., Jackson, Ga., and plainly marked
“BIDS FOR CLEARING RESERVOIR.”
Bids to be recoived not later than December 1st 1908, and the com
pany reserves the right to except the land purchased from any
dual owner or reject any and all bids receiued.
For particulars as to the manner of doing the work, the time
completion, &c., apply to the Superintendant of Construction, for
G. White & Co., at Jackson, Ga., or at the Dam Site.
GEORGIA CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.
W. J. Massee, President.