The Newnan weekly news. (Newnan, Ga.) 189?-1906, September 15, 1905, Image 5
When You
Buy a Knif e.
The cutlery department of this store is
a matter of pride-, for we believe that no bet-
ter selection of knives is shown in Newmui!
and know that the quality of the knives are
the best obtainable.
Our stock contains the standard makes
of the world. We do not confine ourselves
to any one brand, but have W'ostenholm,
(1. X. L.) Rogers, Roker, Keen Klltter, Cli
max, Robeson and others. At present we
are showing about ninety different patterns
of these makes and can suit the preference
of the most exacting customer.
Robeson Cutlery.
We recommend this brand of knives to nil in
search of h high-grade knife at a moderate
We do this after having sold the brand for nearly
two years, during which time we have inquired
carefully of buyers as to the satisfaction in use.
The result of this inquiry give us great confidence
in tile brand.
Robeson cutlery is American-made, every knife
is beautifully finished With strong bolsters and re
inforced caps, brass lined, with finest. Wardlow
steel blades, tempered bard. *
Prioes, afio, 5Qc, *1.00 to *2.50.
Scissors, Shears, R.azors.
Holt Cs Cates.
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i Local News of Newnan j
Mrs. Mattie Ware is spending
some time in LaGrange.
Mrs. W. A. Turner lias returned
from a visit to Carrollton.
Charles Murphey has returned
from a visit to friends in Atlanta.
Miss Adelaide McBride, of Sa
vannah, is visiting Mrs. Matuie
Johnson.
Mrs. Whitehead left Thursday for a
visit of several weeks to Philadelphia.
Miss Carrie Kate Hemperlev, of East
Point, is visiting Miss Pearl Hnghie.
Mrs. Ida Kersey is visiting relatives
at Fuirburn.
Miss Kathleen Witherspoon, of Selma,
Ala., is the guest of Mrs. H. C. Fisher.
1 C. T. Freeman, of LaQrange, was in
the city Tuesdny.
! Miss Mnrilu Peavy has a splendid
' music class in Hogansville.
I Mr. Lucius Perry Hills, of Atlanta.
I spent Tuesday in the oily.
, Hr. Tom 3. Bailey is at Borden-
j Wheel#.
! Miss Lillie ,Toe Smith, of Atlanta, is
' the guest of Mrs. Sutton.
! Miss Dollie Bailey is spending the
! week with the family of H. H. North.
I Mrs. Colquitt Carter and little Non left
Wednesday morning l'or Tate Springs.
Miss Belle Vernon King will return
from Savannah Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs 1). T. Manget have re
turned from a visit to Marietta.
Miss Nettie Orr returned from Bir- !
! mingluun Inst Tuesday.
I El-skin Brewster, of College Park, is
visiting in the city.
Frank Word, of Hogansville, visited
Newnan this week.
Miss Susie Barr will resume her stud
ies in music Monday with Prof. Bm-ili,
of Atlanta.
Mrs. Kelly nnd daughter, of Griffin,
'spent a few days recently with Mrs.
Boh Brown.
| Miss Athftgefia Kersey has returned
- from a visit of several weeks to friends
' at Rosooe.
I I Mrs. L. D. McDonald and Miss Sallie
Cobb Johnson wore the guests of Mrs.
| Bennett Sanders the past week.
Miss Bessie Powell will entertain a
few friends Friday morning in honor of
' her guest, Miss Mary Newton.
For choice frtesh fisli and oysters, H K Bridges, Manager Alkahest Ly-
just from the coast, call on . the ceutn Bureau, Atlanta, came down
Newnan Market & Ice Co. ’Phone Tuesday to the Misses Powel’s reoeption
21. 2t Miss Harriet. Colquitt, of Atlanta, Is
expected in the city Saturday to spend
u few days with Miss Frankie King.
Mrs. J. J. Milliaus fell down a stair
way, at her home in this city hud Turn-
WOMEN SUFFER NEEDLESS MISERY.
There are hundreds of thousands of women in America suffering t
from Female Diseases, endangering their lives by doing nothing. If
they write to me I will give them the benefit of my extensive expe
t rience.’-’S. B. Hartman, At. D.
Free mail delivery, route num
ber one, from Haralson, begins to |
do business today. W. J. Addy
is carrier. : . I
Fannie, little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Hutchens, is re
covering from a severe attack of
fever, which lasted several weeks, day, and was seriously injured.
Miss 101 la. Robbins, an attractive
line of line box
Protracted services, conducted by Dr.
, . ., Walden, of Athens, will begin at Pies-
: youll|£ lH<ly ^ IB.1 notton, is tin* byterian diuvcli Monday morning al l)
guest of her extusin, Miss Ruth o’clock.
Sheriff .1, L. Brown and Ordi-
An exquisite nut* vu nnc i f'^inn
stationery now in and on display j
at Holt & Cates.
nary L. A. Perdue spent last Sun-
Just received, direct from coast, | ( | a y w j^jj p,,,, i*ea,i*Hon, out in the
fresh oysters and fish. ^ <>wnan l 4th District.
y Market & Ice Co. ’Phone 21. 2tl
J. Roy Brown was the guest of
relatives in West Point last Sun
day.
Mr. C E. Vance,of Macon,visit
ed Newnan relatives the first of
this week.
Mrs. W. Tom Brooks and little
daughter, Mable, visited relatives
in Fairburn this week.
Wanted—Several copies of the
News of date of Aug. 25th. De
liver t© News office.
Three thousand feet lumber on
yard with mill running daily.
Orr & Powell.
Miss Annie Dun woody, of Da
rien, is the guest of Miss Katie
A mail.
Miss Mary Newton will Bfe the
guest of Miss Bessie Pqwell next
tweek.
Mrs. Willie Ransom Biackiston,
of Dallas, Tex., is visiting relatives
t and friends in the city.
Misses Annie Powell and Nelle
Potts have returned from Chicka-
mauga.
Miss Almeda Kinnard, of Co
lumbus, is visiting the family of
W. C. Kinnard.
Mrs. John Hughs, of Carroll-
R. C. Moore writes all kinds of
fire and life insurance. Office op
posite Powel’s warehouse, New
nan, Ga. 4t
Miss Lucile Thompson enter
tained at a bowling party Tuesday
morning in honor of visiting young
ladies.
Low prices on jug and I Kittle
corks, sealing wax, etc., lor syrup
makers. High grade empty bar
rels at Holt & Oates.
Miss Dora Blllis, who has been
visiting the family of Mr. T. E. At
kinson, has returned to her home
in Lone Oak.
Mrs. Harvey North was called
to Atlanta Monday on account of
the serious illness of her mother,
Mrs. W. W. Draper.
Mrs. Frank Muyih is expected
from Hot Springs Friday and will
lie the guest of friends in the city,
before returning to her home in
Marshallville.
Hugh Carmical and John O.
Puckett, of Moreland, Mr. and
Mrs. O. B. Brooks and ira Walk
er Brooks, of Newnan, were guests
Sunday of the family of C. B.Sum
mer.
Ernest O. Goodwyn, who has
been seriously ill with fever for:
ton, is the guest oi R. Hughs and ^ w0 wee j{ H) j s s till j n a precarious
family in Newnan this week. j condition, much to the regret of
k R. C. Moore writes all kinds of many friends,
fire and life insurance. Office op
posite Powel’s warehouse, New
nan, Ga. ™
Miss Grace Summer is at home,
after spending a while very pleas-
The musicale to tie given at the
Auditorium on the night of Sept.
29th, under auspices of Daughters
of the Confederacy, will lie the
musical event of the season. See.
antly with her cousin,Miss Romola announcement of the event eise-
Pnckett, at Moreland. .where in this week’s News.
Builders are in their own light. yjj ss vvillie McLane, who has
if they do not figure with us on H p en( ij n g the summer with
any size bill oi lumber. , ^j. H j K ter, Mrs. Rosebud Simril,
I left Tuesday for Talladega, Ala.,
Orr 24 Powell.
New and exquisite decorated
china from famous old world pot
to lie the guest of friends, before
returning to St. Augustine, Fla.,
teries. These goods are suitable i where she has held for several
for wedding and anniversary gifts, j years a position in the State Asy
Holt & Cates. lum ^ or the antl Blind.
To Paint
or not
to Paint
Is the question
many house own
ers are now puz
zling over.
Very likely il
you knew the
very low pricas at
which we are sell
ing high grade
paints and oils
you would decide
to paint.
We have every
thing you need
for any painting
job, large or
small.
We carry a full
line of p a i n t
brushes from the
cheapest to the
highest grades.
C. R. Bradley,
Druggist-
Newnan, - - Ca.
I N view of the great multitude of
women Buffering from some form of
female disease and yet unable to find any
onre, Dr. Hartman, the renowned gene-
oologist, has announced his willingness
to direct the treatment of as many cases
aemake application to him during the
cummer months without charge.
The treatment will be conducted by
correBpondenoe.
The medicines prescribed can be ob
tained at all drug stores.
The Doctor wHI prescribe all medi
cines, applications, hygienic and diet
ary regulations necessary to complete
a cure. Furthermore, all correspond
ence will be held strictly confidential.
This offer will hold good only during
tho summer months. Any woman can
become a regular patient by sending a
written statement, of her age, condition
of life, history nnd s,v tnploms of her de
rangements, and previous treatment..
Pe-ru-na Brought Health
and Happiness.
Miss Nellie South,late of Manchester,
Eng., writes from Hit Prince Arthur St.,
Montreal, Can., hs follows:
11 Peru on has made a wonderful
change In my life. It has brought me
health and happiness.
“ Since my seventeenth year 1 have
had female complaint and irrogulurititos.
My general health suffered, I had pains
In my hook and lower limbs, my eyes
•were dim, and I became morose and un
reasonable.
“Mother sought the advice of our
family physician, who prescribed for
me, but 1 grew no bolter.
••I then read of Peruna and procured
a bottle. That one bottle was wortH
more than all the doctor's medicine I
bad taken previously.
“ I cannot express my gratitude. Pe
runa has been a great blessing to me.’’—
Nellie South.
Miss Edna Mooro, 4(1 Elm stroot,, Bnf-
falo, N. Y., Secretary East End Literary
Assentation, writes:
“I was a great sufferer from systemic
catarrh, was extremely nervous, could
not sleep, fulnted easily, was very irrita
ble, bad a confusion of the senses, nnd
got up In Uie morning feeling more tired
than when I went to bed.
“/ was very wretched, but upon tak
ing Peruna I began to Improve, and
after using the medicine four months,
I felt like a new woman and was com
pletely cured. l-dna Moore.
The principal romody which Dr.
Hartman relies upon In curing catarrhal
diseases of women is Peruna. Hun
dreds of women sufferers find Peruna
a household necessity.
M ISS Angelina Grotten, HOB St. Urbain
street, Montreal, Can., writes:
“Having heard Peruna praised so
highly induced me to try it for my
cold, and pains in the groins with
which 1 lind been suffering for
months. It. took nearly three bot
tles to cure mo,but I consider that
was but a short time, aR 1
have often taken doctors’
prescriptions for mottt hs be
fore 1 got relief.’’—Angelina
Grotton.
As Is well knowu, Dr.
Hartman is the President.of
the Hartman Sanitarium,
an institution which has a
department devoted to the
treatment of female § dla-
canes.
He is thus brought to see
thousands of such eases
every year, the most of
w h o tn r o-
turn to their
homes to be
treated by
correspond •
once.
have on file thousand* of lestf>
menials like the ones given horn. \Ve
can give our renders only u slight
glimpse of the vast array of unsolicited
endorsements we are constantly re
ceiving. No other physician in 11>
Those wishing to become pulionte world has received such a volume of
should address Dr. fc). It. Hartman, I enthusiastic letters of thanks ad Ur,
Columbus, Ohio. I Uurlinun tor Peruna.
Mrs. S. W. Glints stopped over a day
or two with Mrs Rov Askew, onrouti
to Augustu. where she will visit hot
brother, Dr, George Lehmann.
II. S. Bantu will bo in Franklin pext
week, from Monday until Thursday,
looking after tiis optical goods business
in that part of the country.
Miss Pearl Zaohry returned to her
home in Carrollton Tuesday. She was
accompanied by her unnt, Mrs, Isaac
Stephens.
Miss Vera Lassiter, of Lutherville,
spent Tnesday in the city, enronte to
Nnwiinn, who have been visiting tit, Janie Powell and Miss Mary Good ruin
Roanoke, Ala., are the guests of her served sandwiches during the celling
dslnr-in-lnw, Mrs. Hugh Hill. She also I hours. I nto in the evening a number
visited Mr. Jesse Johnson and family • of other young jHiople were delightfully
near the Twin Cities.—West Point News entertained. Mr. Lucius Perry Hills,
Ludies of the Methodist Church gave
a reception Thursday evening at the
residence of Mrs. J. F. Lovejny, com
plimentary to the delegates to the Dis
trict Meeting of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society, LnGrange District,
which will he in session in this city un
til Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Harris, of Pal-
Milledgeville, where site will attend the m(lfto wiHh Ut nxpr ,, HH through tlm col
Industrial College. a inns of the Newnan News their deep
Miss Mary Newton, of Jackson, and appreciation for the many expressions
M isses Mattie nnd Katie Lea, of Clove
of Atlanta, contributed much to the
pleasure of the evening by reciting sev
eral original poems in his inimitable
uml chunuiterist.il'. style.
laud, Tenn., are the attractive guests of
Miss Sadie May Powel.
Mrs. Roeebnd Simril has returned
from Atlanta where she has lieen taking
a course in stenography and tyjiewrit-
ing.
Hoii. A. D. Freeman, of Newnan, and
Hon. F. M . Longley, of LaGrange, rep
resented Coweta Circuit at the funeral
of Chief Justice Simmons, as members
| of the honorary escort.
! George, the ten year old son of Mr.
! and Mrs. W. C. Black, fell on the cam
pus at Temple avenue solyiol last Wed-
1 nesilay and fractured one of his arms at
u point between wrist and elbow.
The Woman’s Missionary Conference,
of JjaGraiige District, convenes at the
Methodist church this morning at. D:!W
! o’clock. The public is cordially invited
to attend all sessions of the Conference.
i Mr. H. H. Hammett and Miss Irene
! Todd, a .young couple of the titli district,
| were married at Sharpshurg a few days
age by Judge Stovall, it was a rue-a-
wny affair, but parental objections were
later withdrawn.
’Phono V. E. Mangel, Jr., at
it U in I Mir iOli, for cotton seed hulls.
9-1-4
Dr. Anderson, Dentist, Sul hide
Building. tf '
Wanted All the
school ehil-
of love and sympathy shown them by ,
their friends on the ocension of Hi,, j lo call al. Reese’s Drug Store
burial of their daughter, Annie, at the ! for tablets, pencils, pens, inks, etc.
Newnan cemetery. I .... .
Pry the “New I as tel ess Castor
Mrs. A. M. Norris gave a reoeption Oil” for coughs and colds. Chil-
oompliineiitary to the Salmagundi Club dreii like it. At Reese’s Drug
a few evenings since at her home on I Htore.
Spring Street. An artistic arrangement!
of plants nnd flowers added to the at- New line ot stationery at Reese’s
traotlveness of the home. Bid-domino Drug Htore.
was the feature of the evening. A
souvenir of the occasion was drawn by
Miss Ina Kirby. Dainty refreshments
were served.
Miss Katie Arnall entertained aft u 5
o’clock reception Monday afternoon in
honor of visiting young ladies. Miss
; Arnall was assisted in receiving her
gue-ts by Mrs. H. O. Arnall, Jr., and
Misses Lucile Thompson and Julia Mae
Hackney. The spacious hall and parlor
were charmingly decorated—the color
scheme, white and green, being effec
tively carried out. Delightful salad and ;
ice courses were served.
The fourth assistant Postmaster Gen- f
eral has issued an order directing that
after Sept. U0, 11105, each rural mail box 1
which is entitled to service under the
regulations of the Dcj/urtmeut. shall he
designated by number 'The Postmaster
here has been directed to instruct all j
rural free delivery carriers toii’cvicw the
routes before Sept.
Try “Pup-Hi-no,” the new drink.
At Iteese’s Drug Htore.
Local brunches of the Home and For
eign mission societies entertained dele
gates and visitors to the District Con
ference ut the home of Mrs. .1 F. Love- .
...... I mail boxes on then
ioy yesterday evening. About. thirty I
■i ■’ J J . 80, 1005, and reixirt which of them con-
visitors and delegates arc in the city
form to flic regulations and an
Miss Maidee Smith, missionary to | titled to dcsignutivc numbers.
th
Brazil, will give a talk on her work at
the Methodist Church next Sunday
night. Miss Smith will he the guest of
Mrs. Mary Iaiu Love joy while in the
; city.
The lust quarterly meeting of this
Conference year, for Newnan church,
convenes this (Friday) evening at the
residence of Pastor J. R- King. All of
ficial members of the church are urged
to be present.
One of the largest social cyents of the
sou son wits a reception given 'Tuesday
evening by the Misses Powel, oompli-
j icentury to their attractive guests, M.ss
Mary Newton, of Jackson, and Missus
DiH, of Cleveland, 'Tenn. - Mesdames.
Calhoun Hill, Ernest Powel and Miss’
Alma Arnold assisted in receiving. The |
lovely hostesses end guests ot honor j
were charmingly gowned in white and)
pink and formed a picturesque group as
) Mrs. Roy Brown and daughter, of 1 they stood to receive tfu- cull^-s, Mrs.
For Weddings.
The beauty, elegance and
appropriateness for wedding
gifts of much of our stock is
the delight, of shoppers
searching for articles of this
kind.
Our cut glass stock un
doubtedly comprises the
rarest/ and richest, wares and
largest, assortment ever
gat tiered together in Newnan.
The same is true of our
French China, of Haviland
and other world-famous
makes.
A shipment of rare Japa
nese wares, in original pack
ages from the Flowery King
dom, has just been placed on
display.
In Hilverware and Silver
Novelties the richness of the
goods and completeness cf
the assortment leave not lung
to lie desired.
H. S. Banta’s,
The Store for Wedding Clfts.