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GUT GLASS
As A!! The World ^UL WATC w
Concedes first place to LIB BEY S Cut Glass. We have the Elgin, Watches
Nothing else gives equal pleasure to the giver South Bend and Hamilton Watch¬
and the recipient of charming specimen of this Waltham,
a watches. We have few
beautiful product. In each city LIB BEY is es. All first class, high grade a
represented only by the leading dealers. We 17 jewels going at $10.00 to $12.00, 15 jewel at $10.00.
take a pleasurable pride in being chosen for this all the various sizes from 0 to 18 from 7 to 21 jewel, which are Rail¬
Come in and the display. We have ,
community. see price watch looking for from $2.50
road standards. We have any you are up.
All guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in every way, especially time keepers.
Don’t fail to see our X-mas watches, especially if you are in need of one. Never
JtlT order a watch through a mail order house as they never are regulated to keep
—ZSL all of watches for 1 Cases 20 and 25 years.
time, We guarrntee our year.
Watch Fobs
The safety kind are best. We have
a splendid assortment to select from.
$1.00 to $7.00.
Lockets
Lockets. Our line is complete and
up to date. There's none better.
We have just what you want for the
price of $1.00 to $10.00.
It will pay you to come here and make your selection as we have the largest and most up to date line of Jewelry ever shown in Covington AT LOW PRICES
Shop early, avoid rush. Don’t fail to buy your goods here as we engrave every article free of charge
Every article exactly as represented
THE COVINGTON JEWELRY STORE Covington, Ga
Monroe—Covington Football Game.
First the score, Monroe 15; Coving¬
ton 12.
The game was played last Friday
afternoon on the bail ground in Mon¬
roe, being called promptly at 2:30
p. m., and ending at 3:45.
About 200 spectator® and rooters
were out, and everybody thoroughly
enjoyed it. As the score will indicate
the game was close and the teams
well matched. The Monroe team had
a slight advantage in weight; while
the Covington boy®, It must be said,
displayed more knowledge of the
game.
The Covington team accompanied
by the principal of the Covington
school, Prof. Gibson, who is also the
coach of the team. Prof. Upshaw,
Supt. of the Covington school, Mr. J.
M. Wright, (an enthusiastic rooter)
and Messrs. T. C. Swann, R. E. Nor
cros®, C. A., and T. J. Harwell, jour¬
neyed over in four automobile®.
There were several star plays, and
the knights of these several
received much applause from their
admirers. Special mention should
made of the runs by Emerson
son, Mendel Boonstin and John
7 mmm watchj
GO ALL OVER THE WORLD
Come in and examine our line before purchase at some place where expenses are higher and you have to pay the different*
Also very handsome line of gold filled, silk
ribbon Fobs for men and ladies, 90c to $5.00
Handsome Solid Gold Cuff Buttons, Roman
or bright finish, $1.50 up. Gold filled Cuff
Buttons from 75c up.
Beautiful line of gold filled Lockets and Neck¬
laces from $1.00 to $10.00. Every one
guaranteed.
THE COVINGTON NEWS, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 21, 1910.
Rings
Rings. They are ail solid gold and
guaranteed to wear always. Signets
and sets, any size wanted from $1.00
to $20.00—even diamonds.
Stick Pins
Stick Pins. We carry a large line
of them, $1.00 to $2.50. No trouble
to find what you want.
of the Monroe teem, and Leonard
Sain of the visitors. Also for general
all-round star playing Bagley Wright,
the midget quarter of the Covington
aggregation, whose weight is report¬
ed under 95, and who i® undoubtedly
worth hi® weight in gold to his team.
The Covington team won choice of
goals, leaving kickoff to the Monroe
boys.
Covington ‘scored first, with a
touchdown, in 3 minutes from *he
time play was started. This they
followed with a second touchdown,
then Monroe began to show ’em up,
and continued An the lead from then
on.
There were a number of spectator®
who had not seen a football game be¬
fore.
The red sw’eater brigade of the fe¬
minine contingent added color to the
situation, altho they didn't get suffi¬
ciently excited to root for either team
—also we would make special mention
of the little lady with the large white
plume.
A dozen or so boys from the A.
& M., came down to the game.
The lineup follows:
Covington Position Monroe
I. Moore Center G. Durden
Great Bargains In Watches and Jewelry
For Christmas Presents at
J. SEIGEL’S - Wright’s
I have now a very handsome line of Misses,
Children’s and Ladies Bracelets, every one of
them guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction.
P-iices from $1.15 to $8.50.
Solid gold, Ladies Brooches, something very
pretty, from $2.50 to $6.00.
Solid gold Rings for Children for 85c.
Solid gold Signet and plain Rings from $1.50
to $6.00.
Cuff Links
Cuff Links. We have a full assort¬
ment. Pearls, Sterling and gold, at
prices 75 cents to $7.00.
Shirt Waist Sets
Shirt Waist sets. Beauty pins and
bar pins, a very useful and needypin.
We handle a large stock of Hat pins
Sterling and filled, 75 cts. to $1.00.
Thimbles 25 cts. to 50 cts.
F. Hill R. G. R. Cooper
E. Hill L. G. J. Durden
D. Upshaw R. T. M. Ay cock
W. Milner L. T. E. Moon
C. Clarke R. E. D. Launius
R. Milner L. E. E. Goodwin
B. Wright Q. B. M. Boorstin
L. Sain i R. H. E. Nunnally
D. Butler L. H. J. Mears
Edw. Cowan F. B. E. Jackson
F. Cooper Subs. J. Mitchell
Referee, Prof. Cowan of A. & M.;
Umpire, Earl Broach; Timekeeper, B.
P. McCormic.—Monroe News.
FOR TWELVE MONTHS SUPPORT.
Georgia, Newton County.
To Whom It May Concern;
The appraisers appointed to set
aside a year’s support for Mrs. Alex¬
ander Piper and her two minor chil¬
dren, having filed their report, this
is to cite all persons concerned to
show cause, if any they can, why
said report shall not be made the
judgment of this court. Given under
my hand and seal, this Nov. 16, 1910.
A. D. MEAJJDR, Ordinary.
Pay that dollar you owe for The
Covington. News.
Very handsome line of Watches in Ladies
and Gents sizes. Standard and high grade
movement, 10, 20 and 25 year guarantee
on cases. Every one of them a Big Bargain.
Give them a look.
The above prices will convince you that I am
placing extremely low prices on my stock and
every article in my entire line is a bargain.
Fountain Pens
Fountain Pens. The best, all guar¬
anteed satisfaction, $1.25 to $7.00.
Bracelets
Bracelets. Something very orna¬
mental and attractive, gold and filled,
$1.00 to $14.00.
Tie Clasps useful
Tie Clasps. Something and
serviceable, $1.50 to $2.25, all sizes.
GEORGIA AND ALABAMA
MAKING GREAT STRIDES.
The Georgia and Alabama Industrial
Index, published at Columbus, Ga.,
say® dn its regular weekly issue:
“A spirit of progress and optimism
characterizes the business report of
the two states for the past week.
Rome, >Ga., voted $275,000 of improve¬
ment bonds. Dublin, Ga., $30,000 of
bonds and Hart county, in the same
state, $40,000 of road and bridge
bonds. Dallas oounrty, Alabama,
awarded contract for $55,470 of road
construction, and Stewart county, in
Georgia, is to vote on the issuance
of $100,000 of rood bonds.
“A company was chartered to es¬
tablish a railroad from Gadsden, Ala.,
to Birmingham, Ala., the probable
route being via Ragland, Ala., and dm
Georgia the Danville & Cary Railroad
Company applied for charter, with
capital stock of $100,000. A fertilizer
factory for Decatur, Ala., a $250,000
telephone company at Carrollton, Ga.,
and a $90,000 cotton mill at Hartwell,
Ga., are among the industries report
ported, notable among them being a
ed. Many farm land deals are re
$40,000 sale in Dougherty county,
Brooehe 8
Brooches. Something the ladies ap¬
preciate. We have just what you are
looking for.
Silverware
1847 William M, Rogers’ best plat¬
ed ware, guaranteed. We have many
different kinds of presents in Ster¬
ling goods, Gents Military sets, La¬
dies toilet sets, hat marks, key rings,
whisk brooms, hat Brushes and many
other articles. t I
and a $42,000 sale dn Bulloch
in the same state, another
transaction, of interest being
the sale of Colbert county land a it
$100 an acre, or nearly twice its val¬
ue a few years ago.”
Sheriff Sale.
GEORGIA, Newton County.
Will be sold before the Court
House door, in the City of Covington,
on the 1st Tuesday in January 1911
within the legal hours of sale, to the
highest bidder, the following proper¬
ty, to-wit:
One house and lot. in the city of
Covington, on the north side of the
Georgia Railroad near depot. Bound¬
ed on the South by right of way of
Georgia Railroad; west by lands now
owned by "he county; north by land®
formerly owned by J. W. B. Summers
East by Mrs. Richardson, on which
lot is located a four room house and
known as the Stephen Clark house.
Said lot containing two roods and
thirty-two rods, more or less, and
known amd distinguished as port of
lot No. 267, 9th district, originally
Henry, now Newton county, and
bounded as follows: Beginning at
Come to see me for your Holiday Goods.
I can save you money.
J. SEIGEL, Jeweler
Don’t forget the place—Dr. ^ 1
Corner Drug Store^^^f
Summers -stone corner, running south
24 1-2, west 2 Chain® and 14 links to
a stone comer, thence south 71 de¬
gree®, east 3 chains and 65 links to
a stone corner, thence 71 degrees to
west 2 chains and 30 links to begin¬
ning corner, — south east corner of
said tract being 100 feet the corner
of the Georgia railroad and 5 stains
and 52 links west of stone corner of
the road leading from Covington to
Oxford, now west street. Said prop¬
erty levied on as the property of
David Clark wiht a city court fi f ;l
in favor Jacob Carr against the said
David Clark. This Nov. 28, 1910.
S. M. IIAY, Sheriff.
RHODE ISLAND RED COCKERELS
i and pullets for sale and Eggs from
Prize wining pen. See me.—J. A.
Wright.
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