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VOL XXVI.
COMBS! COMBS!!
Just received the lastest novel*
ties in B*»ck and Side Combs,
both plain and ornamental, new*
est ideas. See them. , . .
OIL CLOTH.
25 cent Grade of Table Oil Cloth per yd. 14 c
.
8PEGIAL LACE CURTAIN SALE.
Imported English Lace Cur
tains. anteqe, cluny rennais
ance effect. Worth $3.00
special for next week . . 98c
A GREAT BARGAIN IN OUTING
FUNNEL
2000 yards Amoskeag Teasell
Down Flannels worth 10 c
to be sold at . 6 3=4 c
EMBROIDERIES.
■Lot No. 1 .Edges and inserfc
ings, all widths, up to 25e
will he sold * 10
at . . C
EMBROIDERIES.
Lot No. 2. Edges and insert
ings, all widths worth from
25e to 50c, will go at . 15 C
EMBROIDERIES.
Lot No. 3. Edges and insert
ings, ' tine, superfine" em
broideries, corset co vers
widths, among then), worth
50c to 75 will go at. . 25c
New Fall Styles in Men’s Women’s
• • # • and Children’s Shoes • • • •
Many a foot is now ready for a Fall Shoe, and we
are ready to supply them in every shoe wanted.
Shoes in every up=to=date style for all occasions.
We show light dainty dress shoes in Kid and Patent
Leather, and new street shoes in kid and Calf, light
and heavy shoes. ......
• • • We Sell the Hamilton Brown • • 9
Guaranteed shoes. We give another pair if not
satisfactory. We are also agent for the Queen
Quality shoe for ladies, and Edwin Clapp shoe for
men
Isaac Silver.
Sylvania, Georgia.
MIDDLE GROUND
The storm last Thursday evening
blew out enough cotton to have paid
for picking all that was open then.
Mr. Alex Hodges of Oliver was
among friends here Sunday.
Miss Birdie Hanson who has been
visiting Miss Ada Lee returned to
her home in Savannah Wednesday.
The sing last Sunday evening at
Mr. R. W. Walkers was largely at
tended and very much enjoyed by
the young people of the neighbor
hood.
Mr. E. M. Walker better known as
Dr. Bill say’s he goes down the road
but goes to Green Hill.
Mr. J. H. Sheley was in Savannah
a few day’s this week.
Mr. Spurgeon Overstreet uf Syl
vania was circulating among friends
here Sunday.
Our Sunday School is progressing
nicely under the Superintendency of
Mr. E. A. Sowell.
SYLVANIA, SCREVEN COUNTY. GEORGIA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER *29. 1905.
10c roll crape paper IC
5c paper of needles 1c
5c paper of pins Ic
5c thimble 1c
5c paper tablets 1c
5c spool good cotton 1c
10 dozen safety pins Ic
10 dozen pearl buttons 3c
25c talcom powder 10c.
Dress Goods
From the Best Markets, in the newest and colors. We envite every ‘ laddy in Screven County
to come and inspect, and get acquinted wit this department.* We say* without fear of contradic*
tion that we have the most complete up=fco*date black -akr Colored dress goods stock in the
country .2000 yards of all wool dress goods worth from 75c to $1.00 per yard will go a L 4QC
The people around here are all
going to Camp-Meeting this year,
“boy’s” they say they have put barb
wire around those cane patches.
Rev. H. J. Arnett filled his regu
lar appointment at Middle Ground
Saturday and Sunday.
With best wishes to the Telephone
Billie Golden.
TUCKAHOE
Protracted Sunday. meeting began at
Union last
Mesrs. George Smith and Burton
Davis attended preaching at Union
last Sunday. Come again boys you
are always welcom.
Mr. John Flythe paid his usual
call at Herschman last Sunday p m.
How about it John?
Mi. Billie Boston of Jackson was
in our community last Saturday and
Sunday. W.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Lee were
pleasant visitors at Mr. F. P.
SILVER’S
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50 cent Grade Damask Table linen, will go next
week at 29 c
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MILLINERY OPENING
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Octo=
her 2nd, 3rd and 4fh,
The Trade of Screven County can depend that
only noteworthy creations will be on exhibit.
Souvenirs MISS Souvenirs
to the Ladies to the Ladies
ou our Milli- BESSIE on our Milli
nery opening EBY, nery opening
Milliner for Isaac Silver.
Stregles last Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. N. M. McDonnald visited Mr
F. P. Stregles last Monday.
DOUBLE HEADS
Mrs. Lela Cail of Captola has been
spending a week with her mother
Mrs. Jinnie Cail near this place
We are glad to learn that Mrs.
Janie Bennett is some better of fever.
Hope she will soon be in her wanted
health. We regret to learn that her
sister Miss Emma and brother Joe
Williams are having fever.
Mr. J. L. Cail was circulating
among friends and relatives in our
community last Saturday and Sun
day.
We have been informed that Mr.
E. L. Lane has purchased the house
and store of Mr. W. H. Blitch at
Blitch, Ga., and contemplates mov
ing there. We regret to loose him
and family from our midst but sup-
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10 cent quality apron ginghams
special for next week, 10 yards
for 49c.
Yard wide extar heavy white
homespun finest on the marke,
next week 10 yards for . . 49c
Best quality checked homespun,
the best that can be found, next
week 10 yards for ... 49c
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The Clothiers of Syvania.
Our line of mens suits, young mens suits for the
Fall 1905 are now ready for your inspect'on, and a
richer and nobbier line has never been placed on the
market. It embraces all the new weaves, new color=
ings and swell cuts. . . .
Silver’s Clothing.
Will save you the cash and give you a better suit,
better quality, better trimmings, better workmanship
and more shape and style. Special low price in
Clothing next week.......
pose it will be a desireable move for
him.
Mr. Clinton Lee of Leeksville Miss,
came home to his parents Mr. and
Mrs. L. A. Lee of this Co. last Sat
urday. His family has been in our
county some time
We can hear the rattle of the
mowers in the field. Hope our far
mers will harvest a good hay crop.
This is a very important crop and
the farmers are giving it more at
tention year after year, but not
enough yet. More corn, hay, oats,
peas, potatoes and like crops and
less cotton will mean nothing less
than 12|c cotton.
Let our farmers who can and who
are to hold the present crop of cot
ton for a better price. We donot
like two much rebelion but we think
the present move of the farmers as
sociation a good one, let us work to
gather for there is power in unity.
Let us live from the farm products
make cotton as a money crop only,
fertilize it well and plant less.
HATS! HATS!! HATS!!! I
If you really want a New Hat fe‘
come to Silver’s, we are agents h h
for the celebrated John B. Stet= a
son Hat. . . .
150 Extra Size Bead Spreads will go next week
at 98 c
DRESS SKIRTS.
The broadest, fineft
most complete stock of
New Fall Skirts has assom
bled here. Skirts that ap
peal to the ladies of refine
taste and modest means :
skirts that denote the lates
of fashions dictates and very
exceptional value, p r i e e
from . . $2.00 to $10.00
THE NEW FALL SILK.
Special showering of all that
is new in Fall Silks including
the new Silk Moeres Pean
De Soie Tafietta plain ancf
fancy. Yard wide Taftetta,
guaranteed notj,o split worth..
$1.50 per yard, Special 98c
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Go to
gains. He has got them. *
As the time for sowing oats is at
hand we hope to see our farmers sow
a good fall crop, we know there is
some risk sowing in the fall of get
ting oats killed by cold but one acre
of good oats sown in Oct. is usually
worth three sown in Jan. and Feb.
The gins are still humming and
the sound of whistles can he heard
daily but it will soon be over and
the cotton all gone.
It was expected there would be
baptism at the Marland old Mills last
Sunday but the candidate Miss
Nettie Mock has been sick, so was
postponed to another day, as her
physician thought best for her.
The Sunday School at this place
elected delegates to go to the con
vention that meets with the Middle
Association at Corinth church in
Effingham County.
Lookout girls the batchelor and
the lad has new buggies, keep your
cap set straight or the other girl will
catch them and the new buggy.
H.
NO. 9.
BUCK GREEK
The weather still remains very
warm. Seems as if we were living
in the torrid zone.
Misses Linnie and Rhoda Reddick
of Friendship were visitors in this
community Sunday morning last.
Mesrs. J. M. Bazemore and Jas.
Beard paid our capital city a visit
Saturday last.
Misses Lettie and Annie Laura
Bazemore were were pleasant visit
ors to the McBride Sunday School
last Sunday afternoon.
The new school building at Elm
wood under the supervision of M T
O. C. Bazemore is progressing niw
and ere long we can boast of ha'
an throughout Academy second best to
the country.
Your correspondent had J
ure of visiting Sylvania a
ago and must acknowh
was surprised to find
improvement whr
brought about sir
a* few years ago.