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- LOCAL NEWS. Mens summer underwear at J. A, Lip aey’s, * . Dowling and Terrell scrapes at J. A. Lipsey’s. 500 sample pocket knives at wholesale cost, for sale by J. A Lipsey, every one different, Long handie ceiling brooms at J. A Lipsey’s. All job Printing is strictly cash upon delivery of work. j 9 packages of Arbuckles coffee for fr.ooat J. A. Lipsy's. For all kinds of hardware you wil, find it at J. A. Lipsy'’s. Men and boys Malaga hats at loand 15 cents at J. A, Lipsey’s See J, A, Lipsey's under vests for ladies rom 10 to 50 cents per pair. In last weeks issue, we failed to make mention of the announcement of Mr. R, A. Forrester who announces, his _candi lacy for treasurg of ILee County, Mr. Forrester is an upright straight forward gentleman and if elected will make our County a good officer. Vigor oat meal, grape nuts and postom at J. A. Liptey’s. J. A, Lipsey sells anti rust tinware, every piece guaranteed. See J. A. Lipsy’s piques, lawns, check-* ed muslins and demities, You can_buy one pound of Liberty Bel tobacco at J. A. Lipsy’s storefor c« without the tags and 35 cents with the —w;.,_w___ o How about your low quartered shoes I have them. ¢ ). A. Lipsy You can buy one pound of tobacco from L. A. Odom as good as liberty bell with tags for 3oc per pound. Sce my line of spring muslin’s, price range from 5¢ to qoc per yard. J. A. Lipsy. : Satisfaction guaranteed onall of your purchases o' money refunded at J. &, Trevie Lapay's. Satisfaction guaranteed in every re spect on purchases made at 1,. A. Odom’s. Flain and striped linen finish cham brays, all colors at J. A. Lipsy's | Misses Hattie and Mary Taylor, two beautiful girls of Americus are visiting Mr, and Mrs Duncan Forrester, 25 pounds rice for $l.OO, green coffee oc per pound, J. A. Lipsy 18 pounds of granulated sugar at 1,. A Odom’'s for $1 00, Greatest discovery of the age, “‘Secret Of Health'', - A fruit ond vegatable com pound, for Dvspepsia, Indigestion, Con stapation, Billiousness, Sour Stomach, Heart Burn, Malaria, Fevers, Ague, and all diseases arising from a weak or disor dercd stomach., Acts like magic on the liver A fing Spring tonic and great flesh producer, - Price socts. and £1 oo per bottle. For sale by all first class druggists, or sent prepaid, inlots of three large bottles, or 5 small ones on receipt of price. Whole sale ratest on application. Reliable agents wanfed in every town in United S’ ates. : © Matthews Medicine o, Americus, Ga, lorsale at T.ong Drug Store. Dige~ss what you eat. [ To the Democrotic voters of Lee couir ty, T would appreciate the office of Cor oner of Lee county. If elected I will try to discharge my official duty. - Gilbert Graham Call on me for Fire Insurance, I can placc you in the very best company’s ‘nd give you the protection you need. S.J.Powell. e 18 pounds of granulated sugar for $l,OO at J. A. Lipsy’s. : A large vatiety of pickles, plain and stuffed olives at J. A. Lipsey’s. I am still selling sugar, coffee, rice and lobacco at prices advertised, J. A, Lipsey L.awn 4o inches wide at 10 and 15 cents per yard at J. A. Lipsey’s, Col J. W. Watters and John Pope, to Albany, have been here courting ~the week. I carry a full line of plows, binder mowers, rakes and reapers, See me if you are in the market for anything in this line, I will ynake it to your interest. ‘ S. J. Powell. } ASKING QUESTIONS. | The Art of Interrogation Should Be | Devoid of Impertinence. ~ “Do not ask questions” is the worst plece of social advice which age can glve to youih. A man who never asks questions is the dullest fellow in the world. He had bettér ask too many than too few., We can defend ourselves: against curiosity, but no armor avails against indifference. We must resign ourselves to be bored to death. What is the sccref of the art of in terrogation? Putting aside quick sym pathies, which lie at the root of every social art, we belicve the most essen tial quality for those who would excel in it is directness. 'The art of asking questions so as to iearn, instruct, please and infiuence is not the art of beating about the bush. ™The questions which offend and silence are the questions which sugoest some ulterior motive., It is a found out sciicine which makes men angry. Anything of the nature, of a trap keeps us on our guard. “If we once fall into one we résclve it shall be the last time. Suspicion kills confidence. - Interrogative hints are ut terly useless. The average man does not dislike to ber questioned. He hates to be startied, crossed, interiered with, reproaclicd, wearied or beirayed. He hates the (uestions which are not ask ed with a simple intention. There are guestions awhich are asked not because the asker wants to know, but because he intends to tell. Others, while ostensibly directed to find out a man's opinion, are really intended to reflect upon his character. Some men inquire as to their neigi%ors’ projects in order to put difficulties in their way. Strings of meaningless questions are poured out by these who desire to pre tend an interest in some subject which they neither know nor care anything about. We believe the conclusion of the mat ter to be this: The art of interrogation is a serious branch of the social art. Well asked questions are of the essence of agreecable intercourse, but the in terrogative mood will not justify an impertinence, an interfercence, a verbal assault—nor, for the matter of that, a bore.—London Spectator. Grace In Old Forests, Some trees are more graceful than others. The elm and ocak are noted tor their perfect and graceful form. All their branclies appear to be perpefually moving, stirred by every wind that blows, and the same may be said of the pine. The graceful movements of Jits limbs, the sighing sounds of its stems and evergreen needles, send forth a solemn symphony. Everything <on tributes serene grace and simplicity to old forests, Misses Hattie and Mary Tavlor, two beautiful girie of Americus are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Forrester. b ICK 'S I ABLES i ' Distance From Leesburg To : Nearby Towns. 6) —— & /(43\ Albahy, .. .. 1x Miles. . 3200 /4\..({—(, Rdame . .0 00T W -1-505 (;;\ - " : “ o | T A TR TATR] Armenids, .. 0 8 e o o+ 1.50 N Bromwood.. o 0 ag el o G4OO Eobib o 2 ey BE SOO I3CQ I ERY Coule Memy o, gy 0f .3.093 L M Chojes .-, . 30 % 0] 2508 .Le n N D i l)t?sotv). Gag o a 0 :: " .E.()“ - o Dawgon.. -5, 10 u . 3.007 Lugls Btore = S oW LGI v5O FE E : fgll s v e e S .3.00% L 1! 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