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LOST.
LO-T—Gold breastpin, star shape, in
t'oTington. On front ‘'Best Recitation”
Back “E Malier.’Mi ward Reward
Return to Enterpri«e.
MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED— Thoroughbred Jersey heif
ers. Must be registered- Galves or
bred heifers. E. W. Estes. Porterdale.
W \NTED—Laborers on the water works
nod sewerage. Apply at work?.
WANTED—Good canvassers on salary or
commission. Address Alvin W. Hosch,
Hoschton, Ga
WANTED —Second hand bags and bur-
1 1 • s; any kind; any quality; we pay
frGcrbt. Richmond Big Cn, Richmond
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PIANOS and Organs tuned and repaired;
ten vear» experience; L R Harper.
L“ave orders at C A Harwell’s store,
Covington.
FOR RENT.
IF YOU want to buy nr rent real estate
in Oxford see J. F. Trimble, Oxford,
Ga.
TO RENT—Two fine office rooms in the
S ar binding. Apply to I. W. Ander¬
son.
FOR RENT—Rooms in eleeant house;
splendidly located on Floyd street,
i loi-e in. Will rent singly, or en suite
for light housekeeping. Splendid op¬
portunity to get in a nice place; refer
t’all Enterprise.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—Shetland ponv and trap
T. O Lambert, Oxford, Ga.
CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE—Find
them at Parker’s oyster house. J. M.
Bearing.
PBRE Rhode Island Red eggs tor setting
tor ‘ale by I)r .T A Wright
IlOG-t FOR SALE—1 have tour hundred
Ten ne6 s ee shoats for sale cheap. J. M
Dealing.
For Sale
FOR SALE—I hereby ofler my residence
i cated on Monticello street, for sale.
P yon want one of the best pieces
Oovington property right in the heart of
the city; now is yonr opportunity *t
it Terms cash or one fourth cash, hal
au.ie to be paid one third annually lor
'Free years at S p*r cent interest.
W. H. PICKETT.
FOR SALE—Fniminy, weatberl warding
and inch plank, 0. L. Holmes, Cor
i'g. R F D 5
I'R “-ALE—Hoo v e and let. next to
FNwer’e Hotel. J. G. Nixon
Enterprise.
Covington Mill News.
Misses Idoraaud Donellar Steph¬
ens entertained at a Jovely Button¬
hole party last Saturday evening
from 6:80 till 9:80 o’clock at the
home of their parents Mr. aud
Mrs. G. F. Stephens. The party
was intensely interesting, and all
the boys worked faithfully, each
wanting to make the neatest and
nicest buttonhole. Mr. Preston
Green of Porterdale by his neat
work succeeded in capturing the
first prize. The second and third
prizes were awarded to Messrs.
Hester Canaday and Cleo Hamby
respectively. The young men as a
• whole did excellent work and were
roundly complimented by the
young ladies. The occasion was
iu every way thoroughly delightful
and those enjoying the Misses
Stephen* hospitality were: Misses
Mallie Dorster, Edna aud Kate
Worsham, 4nnie Whitehead, Lula
and Lucy May Kirkley, Messrs.
Hester Canaday, Ernest Cuseon,
John Venable, Cleo Hamby Pres¬
ton Greer of Porterdale, Howard
Wagner John Kirkley and Ray¬
mond George.
We are glad to report our Sun¬
day Schools iu a flourishing con¬
dition.
Mrs. Jim Bruce of Almon has
been visiting her ion and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bruce of this
place.
We are sorry to note the illness
of Mr. Marvin Allison aud wish for
him a speedy recovery.
Messrs Bud and O. P Hopkins
are spending the week-end with
their mother in Madison Comity.
Mr. Lewis Jones from near Mon¬
roe was visiting his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Bud Hopkins Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Kilgore and
Mr. J. P. Hanby of Pine Grove
visited Miss Niblett Sunday and
Monday.
Messrs Lowe Bray and Charlie
Venable of Monroe were mingling
with friends here Monday.
Miss Idora Stephens is spending
the week-end with her sister near
Salem.
Miss Donella Stephens dined
w ith the Misse6 Baugheum Sun¬
day.
Mr. L. C. Oliver has returned
from Milstead where he was called
by the death of his little sister
Desea.
Several from here visited rela¬
tives at Milstead Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr. B. F. Baugheum visited
friends near Oxford Sunday.
Mr. G. F. Stephens visited his
sister in Covington Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W.
accompanied by their children
visited their daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Lott Sunday.
We are sorry to say that Grand¬
mother Smith is very feeble at this
writing. Her many friends wish
for her a speedy recovery.
New Piano Installed.
It will be gratifying to the
friends of the membership of the
Baptist church to knbw that the
movement inaugurated a few
weeks ago by the ladies of this
church to raise funds for the pur¬
chasing of a new piano has been
pushed to a successful conclusion.
Through energetic and enthusias¬
tic work the ladies ; n the space of
a few weeks raised the necessary
funds for the enterprise and last
Sunday the members of the Sun¬
day school enjoyed the result of
their splendid work—the new in¬
strument had been installed.
The morning services which are
always attractive were particu¬
larly so on this occasion. The
subject of Mr. Pendleton’s dis¬
course was “Souls in Trouble t f
the text Psalm 16: 8 4 8. An
attractive musical program was
presented. Miss Ezelle sang
« < There is a Green Hill Far Away 11
with a feeling and finish that was
thoroughly enjoyed.
At the evening service Miss
Ezelle by special request sang
again, and Mr. Thomas Wells
gave a flute number with piano ac
companiament by Miss Roberta
Fox that was pleasing.
Washington Once Gave Up
to three doctors; was kept in bed
for five weeks. Blood Poison from
a spider’s bite caused large, deep
sores to cover his leg. The doc¬
tors failed, then “Buckleu’s
Arnica fralve completely cured
me,’’ Writes John Washington, of
Bosqueville, Tex. For eczema,
boils, burns and piles its supreme.
25c at C. C. Brooks and Geo. T.
Smith.
The man who becomes famous
usually does so through the
efforts of others to prove that he
isn’t.
Foley’s
ORINQ
Laxative
I* Pleasant and Effective
CURES
Constipation, Stomach and
Liver Trouble.
by stimulating these organs and
restoring their natural action.
Is best for women and chil¬
dren as ORINO does not gripe
or nauseate. __________
SOCIAL LIFE IN OXFORD
Social and News Happenings Among the Peo¬
ple of Covington’s Sister City.
The Woman’s Home Mission
Society is holding its regular
monthly session this afternoon at
the residence of Mrs. O. F. Starr.
Important among the business
matters to be transacted is the
election of officers for the eusuing
year.
Mr. ar.d Mrs. J. T. Trimble an¬
nounce the birth of a daughter.
Dr. Clarke, of Darien, Ga., B:
spending some time with his son
who ;s a student of Emory. Wbilt
iu Oxford, Dr. Ciarke is a guest at
the residence of Dr. Bus3y,
Rev. Julius Magath has return¬
ed from Atlanta where he attend¬
ed the great Inter-denominational
Home Mission meeting which was
held in that city recently. Next
Sunday Rev. Magath will spend in
Greensboro where he will till the
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pulpit of the Methodist church
of that city.
Mrs. James E. Dickey and little
son James Edward Jr., and Mrs.
C. E. Dowman accompanied by
little Clair and James P. Hannah,
Jr., will return next week from
Quincy, Fla., where they have
been visiting some time the guests
of relatives.
Rev. W. J. Callahan, a return
ed missionary from Japan, lectur
ed at the Methodist church Wed
nesday evening. His lecture wa 9
illustrated with Stereopticon views,
thus bringing his audience in vivid
touch with field life in Japan. The
lecture was iu esery way partiea
larly interesting and instructive
^ Dr. James r E. Dickey , will ... go . to
ihomasville this week , where . he .
will preach , the eleven , o , clock! , ,
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the Methodist Church .
sermon at in
that city Sunday, On bis return
Dr. Dickey will be joined by Mis.
Dickey and Mrs. Bowman aud the
children en route home from
Quincy Florida.
Little Miss Eugenia Peed will be
the charming hostess entertaining
a number of her friends at a Valen¬
tine party Saturday afternoon.
Professor N. A. Goodyear who
has been confined to his room
several days is out again to the de¬
light of his many friends.
* Mrs. M. T. Peed will be the
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of the Kil Kate Klub at
regular meeting next Tuesday
Emory Debaters Named.
The Few and Phi Gamma liter
ary societies are fast perfecting
their plans for their spring de¬
bates. Elections for the May de¬
bate, which will occur on May 1,
were held last Monday. On this
occasion the Few society will be
represented by P. M. Muse, of
Savannah, Sam T. Harrell, of
Quitman ; and Battle, of Waver
ly Hall. Representing the Phi
Gamma society will be C. Ver.
non Eliott, of Augusta; B. E.
Wilcox, of Fitzgerald, and Herbert
Quillian, of LaGrange.
On February 27 the first inter¬
society debate will occur, and
speaking for the Phi Gammas will
be Jamas R. Webb, of Adrian;
George Roach, and Jame 3 Gira
deau, of Atlanta. Debating fur
Few willbe: Edward MacKay.of
Belfast, Ireland ; Edward G Ken.
yon, of Albany, and P. M. Muu
ro, of Beuna Vista,
The monthly election ot officers
for the Few soeiety last Monday
resulted favorably to the follow
i :! SEyoung men:
R. H. Anderson, of Jersey,
President ;S. T. Harrell, of Quit
man > vice president; W. F. Bu
^ orc P Jackson, critic, and O. A.
Strange, of Lyerly, chaplain,
The debaters of the literary so
cietiesof Emory college are amici,
P at ed with pleasurable interest by
^he friends of the college every
where each year, and the an
nouucemeut „ of .\, the speakers . of . the .
„ February . and , May ,, debates . , fore¬
tells .. wonderfully , ,. ,,
an occasion a t
tractive .
We are glad that the people of
Augusta are giving Judge Taft
every attention, He is eutitlod to
it, not- only as the head of the
greatest nation on earth,but as an
elegant, affable gentleman, who
carries a well balanced head cn
his shoulders.—Orangeburg Times
Democrat.
fudge Tail Beeras to be a good
mixer,and he has been given a
jolley good time over in Augu*‘a.
— Americus T i me*. Recorder.
L1BRA RY open -
EVENING PROGRAM
I'he L adies Will Make
It a Very Pleasant
Occasi ion.
Strong interest is centering
around the public reception to be
given by the members of the
T
brary Association i^xt Monday
evening Feb. loth, at 8 o’clock.
The Association has completed
all plans for the reception which
will be given at Music Hal! and
the occasion promises to be most
gratifying in a literary and musi
cal way.
Fruit Punch graciously donat.
ed by Mr. Tom Wells, will beset,
ved throughout the evening by!
Misses Florence Wells, MaybelH
Clark at) d Annie White.
An attract ive program has been'
al ranged for the evening which will
i includo talks of five minutes each!
by Maj. J. B. Davis, Col. L. L.
Middlebrook, Mr. C. R. H aw |J
Col. R. W. Milner, Prof. D. H.
Nicholson. Rev. H. M. Quillianj
Col. A. H. Foster, Rev. J.B.
Gordon, Mr. F. W. Simmons]
Rev. E. R. Pendleton, Capt. J. M.
Pace, Mrs. Branham AnderaotJ
Mrs. P. W. Godfrey and Mrs. W.
C. Clark.
Those to take part in the bright
musical program to be presented!
during the evening will include:
The Wells Orchestra, Mi. and
Mrs. Nicholson, Miss Fox, Miss
Ezell, Miss Eleanor Hays, Miss
Annie Duffey, Miss Lucile Peek,
Miss Clara Belle Adams, Miss
Winnie Huson, Messrs. Mote
Thompson, Chas. Elliott, Eugene
Everitt and Lem King.
Mr. F. H. Jordan, who always
delights, will be the story teller of
tho occasion and this in itself will!
insure an entertaining evtniug.I
The ladies of the Association!
extend a most cordial invitation!
to the generul public. No collec-l
tion will be taken or offering ex-1
pected, the event being entirely!
free to everybody. I
Judge Taft drank wine at s
Virginia hotel and then proplly
turned down his glass. After eat 1
iug ‘possum in Georgia maybe be
will throw away his knife and
—Sivnnah Press.