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MANSFIELD, GEORGIA
THE COVINGTON NEWS, WEDNESDAY APRIL 12, 1911.
ions have been fully vindicated by
others, as the thing has gone as far
as it has.
I have always stood for what I
thought was right for the masses, re¬
gardless of the classes, i have a
conscience that teaches me more
i! an public sentiment. I had rather
be in the minority believing 1 was
right than be in the majority be¬
hoving I was wrong I had rather
be a pauper in heaven than a mil¬
lionaire in hell. The Great ,Go4 in
heaven will some day send his wrath
on the people for their iniquities,
that they are practicing here on
earth, and woe be unto him that can¬
not .stand before the bar of Judge¬
ment and give an account of his ac¬
tions on earth. Life is short, death
is certain; hut a few more days, the
old will pass to the beyond and the
young will be old and honest deal¬
ings should be the motive of every
man. F. D. BALLARD.
CABBAGE PLANTS—EARLY JER
sey Wakefield 1000, $1.25; 2000, $2;
5000, $4.50. O. S. McIntosh,
Camp ton, Ga. stc
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE—SEV
eral good building lots from one to
five acres on Speedway. Terms
to suit purchaser.
E. H. ADAMS,
Mansfield, Ga. tf.
PROTRACTED SERVICES AT
NEW CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
We have been requested to an¬
nounce that a series of protracted
meetings will begin at the Christian
church, in this city next Sunday,
April 15th. Rev. Geo. F. Cuthrells
will be in charge of the services
and preach at both morning and
right.
Special song services have been ar¬
ranged and several of the best sin¬
gers in this section will be in the
meeting to assist. The meeting will
probably continue for ten days or
two weeks, and a special invitation
is extended the people of the city and
county to attend.
SWEET POTATO SLIPS.—THERE
will be a special shipment of Sweet
Potato Slips at T. C. Smith & Co.,
store Saturday, April 15th. It.
XXXX Confectioners Sugar at 8c
pound at Klean Kitchen. Phone 90.
IMPROVED DONGOLA COTTON seeh
for sale at reasonable price. Also
peas. W. P. Sigman, Soial Circle,
Ga. 4t.
EGGS FROM BEST STRAIN S. C.
Rhode Island Reds for sale. $1.50
per set of 15. L. L. Flowers at
The Covington News office..—t.f.
FUN! FUN! FUN!
Let No Innocent Man Escape
At the great Mock Court Trial un¬
der the auspices of the Covington
Public Schools in the School Au¬
ditorium on Wednesday evening,
April 26th.
One of our most respected citi¬
zens will be charged with Breach
of Promise. Regular court rules.
Startling developements. Ludicrous
situations. Local hits. An even¬
ing of refined fun. Prices 25, 35
and 50 cents. Tickets on sale at
Smith’s drug store, April 21st.
Open at 7:30. Court called at 8.
MORE TRADE BOARDS
IN GEORGIA-ALABAM A.
The Georgia and Alabama Indus¬
trial Index, published at Columbus,
Ga., says iu its regular weekly issue;
“An encouraging sign of the times
is the continued 'U’ganization of com¬
mercial bodies among the cities and
towns of the two states. During the
past week Dublin, Ga., and Perry,
organized chambers of commerce and
Quitman, Ga., reorganized its trade
body. Two of the places mentioned
in addition to the formal organiza¬
tion raised by subscriptions sums of
money that will be used by the new
boards in their work of advertising
and development.
“Jefferson county, Alabama,
ed contracts for the construction
many steel and concrete bridges.
Thomas county, Georgia, is to re¬
place its present wooden bridges
s'eel structures. Berrin county, Gear
gia, awarded contract for the con¬
struction of a road which will be a
link in an important inter state high¬
way. In Lee county, Georgia, a plan¬
tation sold for $80,000. Many deals
were made in Atlanta, Ga., real es¬
tate during the week and some re¬
markable profits were recorded.”
“The Southern Railway is award¬
ing contracts for substantial improve
mnts on its line between Macon, Ga.,
and Atlanta, Ga. Contract for erec¬
tion of a 20,000-spindle cotton mill
wa> awarded at LaGrange, Ga. A
brick plant at Camp Hill, Ala., is
to be enlarged. An oil mill and fer¬
tilizer factory, recently burned at
Montgomery, Ala., are to be rebuilt
on a larger scale than before. A cot¬
ton oil mill is to be established at
Elba, Ala. Pennsylvania people incor
We Eat to Live But We Do
Not Live to Eat.
So while we are living why not have some¬
thing good to eat, do you want to know
where you can get all that is good and
fresh in eatables? Well come to Cowan
Bros. B. L. Johnson old stand that is the
place you are looking for. Yes, we are
prepared with a full line of everything that
is fresh and good in the grocery line, our
aim at all times will be to please our cust
mers, and our prices will certainly benefit
you if you will come around to see us.
While we have been in this business only a short while,
we can say that so lar our sales have been much better than
expected, and to increase our business, we are going to sell every¬
thing thats good to eat lower than you can buy elsewhere.
Thanking you for past patronage and soliciting your future busi¬
ness we are yours for Business,
Cowan Brothers
The Believers in Good Eatables”
porated an oil and gas company a(.
Jasper, Ala., and are now sinking
their first well. A company was in¬
corporated at Columbus, Ga., to grow
sugarcane and sweet potatoes and to
can syrup and potatoes on a largo
scale.”
FIRST PRIZE WINNERS OF BLACK
and White Minorcas and Silver
Hamburgs at Newton’s show. Eggs
$1.50 per 15. W. H. Gaither. 2-l-4t
I AM PREPARED TO WRITE In¬
surance on. System Gins and Gin
Houses in an old line company. I
would like to communicate with
policy holders of the Ginner’s Mu¬
tual Co., of Athens. R. P. LES¬
TER, Covington, Ga. 2t.
PAG§ SfivfiN
XXXX Confectioners Sugar at 8c
poi nd at Klean Kitchen. Phone 90.
BARRED ROCK CHICKENS—THE
best ever, no cheap birds. Guar¬
antee satisfaction in every respect.
Eggs $1.50 for 15. Avon-lndian Farm
— The Odums’.—1-26-tf.
Have you seen our line of Candies.
full line for Easter. Phone 90,
Kitchen.
Notice.
Ail persons are forbidden to hire
o’ harbor Frank and Cora Bailey, col
cF6d, as they are under contract with
me for the year 1911
R. G. MERCIER. 2t.
