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Wednesday, May 25, 191U.
Socia[ News.
(Continude from page two.)
Mr j j Corley left yesterday
L *L ns where he goes to attend
; day convention of the
h Fellows of
of Odd
V which he is a member.
Mrs S. F. Coffee and Mr.
of Dixie, were guests of
, A&m Adams and
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play. "As You Like It,” at
auditorium Monday nighfc
MfS John McNeil Eakin, of
etteville, Tenn., who has been
attractive guest of Mr. and Mrs.
w Wright for several days
hwne last week after a most
ful visit.
Mr Clifton Belcher, of
ia8S ed through the city Tuesday
ioute to Athens, where he goes to
t,ud the Grand Lodge of Odd
of Georgia, which meets there in
three day convention.
Miss Anna Keith, one of the
liest and most popular of the
ers in the High school, will
this morning for her home in
Springs, S. C., where she will
the summer vacation with her
Mr. C. A. Harwell left last
day for Meridian, Miss., to
commencement at the Woman’s
lege, where his daughter, Miss
ae, will graduate. They will
to Covington the latter part of
week.
Bridge in Honor of Miss
One of the delightful parties
hist week was the bridge at
Miss Charlie Porter entertained
her home at Porterdale on
afternoon in honor of Miss
Crawford, of Milledgeville, the
ing guest of Miss Jule Trippe.
The house was beautifully
with quantities of handsome
ferns, growing plants and cut
The tables for bridge were
out on the porch and after the
esting and exciting game was
a most delicious ice-course was
ed. Those invited to meet the
guest of honor were Misses
Trippe, Lillian Stephenson,
Henderson, Sara and Bonner
I'essa Hays, Katherine Butler,
White, Mrs. N. S. Turner, Mrs.
G. Burt, Mr. and Mrs. Donegan
Towers and Mr. and Mrs. John
Wright.
100 BUSHELS OF SELECTED
Um seed for sale. W. A.
ton, Oxford, Ga., NO. 1,—2t.
DR. WRIGHT’S
* HAIR RESTORER
1 Relieves dandruff and falling hair. Promotes new growth and
restores natural color to gray hair. One of the best hair restorers on
the market. Price 50c for large bottles.
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SPECTACLES
I make a specialty of testing your eyes by most approved scienti¬
fic methods free of charge. I carry a complete line of Spectacles and
guarantee satisfaction in prices and adjustment.
TRUSSES
I have an experience of twenty-five years in adjusting Trusses.
R you need a Truss, I am the man you are looking for. I will guar¬
antee to give you scientific adjustment and satisfactory prices.
DR. J. A. WRIGHT, Druggist
1 Covington, Ga.
Cleanliness is Next to God¬
liness.
An up-to-date bath room is neces
sray for the former. Consult ns as to
the best plan for your floor spaca, and
we will fit you out with a bath room
of which you will be proud, without
muen strain on your pocketbook.
Phone 145 .
BRADSHAW PLUMBING GO.
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■ kinds Covington Jewelry Store where I will of
of dry cleaning, dyeing and pressing. Have one *r
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A most delightful affair of
week was the tea at which
Sarah and Bonner Simms
on Saturday, at the home of Dr. and
Mrs. J. A. Wright, in honor of Mrs.
John McNeil Eakin, of Fayetteville,
Tenn. About twenty-five ladies call¬
ed during the afternoon.
In Honor of Miss Crawford.
Last Thursday afternoon Mrs, D.
D. Towers was the charming hostess
at a most delightful bridge party when
she entertained a number of friends
at her pretty home, on the hill, out
at Porterdale, in honor of Miss Co¬
rinne Crawford, of Milledgeville, the
guest of Miss Jule Trippe. The
bouse was prettily decorated with
ferns and foliage plants and the room
were sweet with fragrance of spring
Dowers. After the game delicious re¬
freshments were served.
Those invited were Misses Susie
Lewis, Anna Keith, Dessa Hays, Sara
and Bonner Simms, Frances Hender¬
son, Katherine Butler, Charlie Porter,
Jule Trippe, Mrs. N. S. Turner, Mrs.
Wm. G. Burt, Mr. and Mrs. John M.
Wright.
AN ACT.
• Notice is hereby given that a Bill
will be introduced in the next General
Assembly of Georgia to create and
establish a new Charter for the city
of Covington; to define the rights,
powers and privileges of said corpora¬
tion and for other purposes.
CHAS. G. SMITH, Mayor.
Prof. Cowan’s Writing School. *
Prof. T. C. Cowan will open his
writing class in first floor of the Col¬
lege building on Monday, May 30th. It.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that a bill
will be introduced at the next session
of the Georgia Legislature, amending
acts incorporated in the town of Ox¬
ford, so that election for Commissi¬
oners will be on the Second Monday
in December, 1910, and annually
thereafter, instead of Fourth Monday
in March; also giving the Recorder
power to imprison or put on public
works for thirty days.
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4 . DR. A. S. HOPKINS, Dentist. 4*
4* Nitrous Oxide Gas Administered 4*
4* Phones: Office 216, Res. 200-L •
4* 8 and 10 Star Building. 4*
4* Covington, Georgia. 4*
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the cqvingtc
Editors Washington, D. C., Feb. 25, 1910.
Please Covington Nwews:
announce in your paper that
I am a candidate- to represent the
Fifth Congressional district of Geor¬
gia in the Sixty-second Congress,
subject to Democratic primaries to
be held in this district.
I will soon announce in the other
papers in the district.
L. F. LIVINGSTON.
FOR CONGRESS.
In making this, my formal an¬
nouncement as a candidate for the
62nd Congress subject to Democratic
Primary, 1 desire to call the attention
of the voters of this District to the
tact that the present incumbent has j
continuously held this position for a I
period of 20 years.
1 now believe that the people of this I
District are ready to make a change,
as it is un-Democratic in principle to
allow one man to hold office for a life
time; especially is this true when.the
fruits of his service to the people as a
representative have not been bene¬
ficial in their character.
I most respectfully solicit the kind
consideration of my candidacy and
hope to have the pleasure of meeting
each voter in the District face to face
before the campaign is ended.
Most Respectfully,
Wm. Schley Howard.
Decatur, Ga., May 13th, 1910.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
1 take this method of announcing
my candidacy to the people of New¬
ton county for the Legislature, to
represent the people in that body.
My candidacy is subject to the actiou
of the White Primary to be announc¬
ed later, and 1 will appreciate the
support of all who see fit to favor me
Very truly, W. S. Marbut
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
I am a candidate for Represents,
tive from this county in the next Gen¬
eral Assembly of the state. 1 want
your support. 1 am ambitious to rep¬
resent the people of Newton county
in the Legislature. If you will elect
me, I will be active and energetic in
every measure that is in the interest
and welfare of the people of this
county. 1 most earnestly solicit you
support and ask that you give me a
chance to serve you and your inter
ests by electing me to the Legisla¬
ture. I will abide by the result o
uext Democratic White Primary for
nominating County officers of thi
county. Respectfully,
J. C. KNOX.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
I hereby announce myself a candi¬
date for the State Legislature from
Newtou couuty, subject to the ac¬
tion of the Democratic Primary,date
of which has not yet been fixed.
I make this announcement after
having definitely decided not to be
in the race for County School Com¬
missioner in the forthcoming elec
tion this year.
As I have some very definite con¬
victions along political lines the vo¬
ters of tlie county will find that 1
shall in no wise “straddle” issues,
irrespective of the outcome.
I shall appreciate very much the
support of my friends.
A. H. FOSTER.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
To the Voters of Newton County:
I hereby announce myself a candi¬
date for the Legislature, subject to
the democratic primary. If elected,
I pledge my support on all measures
of the best interest to the people of
the state and my county. 1 advocate
the abolishment of the City Court as
recommended by the grand jury, in
their general presentments, March
term, 1910, of Newton Superior court.
I advocated the abolishment of the
City Court before the grand jury so
recommended. I will appreciate the
support of each and every voter, and
do ail I can to make Newton county
the banner county of the state, if
elected. J- C. MORGAN.
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
To the Voters of Newton County:
I hereby announce myself a candi¬
date for the office of County School
Commissioner subjeet to the action
of the Democratic Primary which
comes after the examination,the 30th
of June. If elceted, I pledge my
best efforts. J. O. Martin.
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
I am a candidate for the office of
County School Commissioner of New¬
ton county, subjec tto the action of ;
the primary ot be held May 4th. 1
have the interest of the schools of
the county at heart, and, if elected,
will do my best to fill the office with
6 atsifaction to the people and credit
to myself. I will appreciate your sup
port and influence.
VICTOR STARR WILLIAMS.
WAREHOUSE NOTICE.
The directors of the Farmers Un¬
ion Warehouse have seen fit to close
the warehouse until September. S.
A. Brown will be at the warehouse
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur¬
days from ten till twelve o’clock to
deliver and cotton sold. *** 4t.
The highest degree of perfection
has been attained in the Job Print
j ing Department of The News Office.
There is no job too large for us and
none too small to receive our most
careful attention. Glva us a trial.
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Robinsons Black Bitters
And Get The Following Results
Increases the Apqetite. Improves Digestion. Regulates
the Liver and Bowels. Induces Refreshing iSleep, by
Removing the Impurities from the System. Makes
RICH, RED BLOOD, by strengthening the Heart,
Nerves and Muscles. BUILDS UR Debilitated Per¬
sons. Restores Health. And Above all PREVENTS
DISEASE of all kinds by keeping the Blood in Proper
Shape. Guaranteed he eac h of these agents:
Coogler & Wood, Mansfield, Ga. Dr. J. A. Wright, Covington, Ga. Oxford Mercantile Co., Oxford, Ga.
Spence Drug Co., Social Circle, Ga. W. S. Marbut, Almon, Ga. EL O. & H. B. McDonald, County Line,
John Fillyaw, Alcovey, Ga. R. F. Dick, Stewart, Ga. Lunsford & Estes,Dixie, Ga. W. H. Polk, distributor.
E. E. PARKER, Supt. Agents.
-MADE BY
Dr. Luke Robinson, Covington,Ga.
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