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lor two bright boys, twelve to
sixtrrn years of Only reli
able, energetic. willin^** workers
an* wanted. Apply at once at
Tii i; \ K r s office.
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STEEL and TINWARE
at REDUCED PRICES
To climiioiit, I ti 111 offering h largo assortment of
tinware and the popular mottled steel warn at r»?-
ducod figures. Almost any kitchen utensil desired
will ho found in the lot. Each article in well made
of standard iiiatnrial and is worth more than is
naked for it. The tinware rod* at 10 coots per
piece and t he steel ware at. 25 centa per piece, for
cash. An examination will convince any person
tliiil thoHoare reduced prices.
Some handsome decorated china has also been
placed on mile at remarkably low prices. The la
dies are requested to examine this. The prices will ,
surprise them.
Regular 25-cent Brooms for 20 cents!
J. F. REYNOLDS
Grocer Greeneville St.
Special Bargains
in Everything at..
J. W. Stripling St Son.
a,000 Varils outiiiK. beautiful pattern., as lou« as they last. 10 yiis.SSo
2,100 Yards drewt ginghams, 10 yards for ROo
1,000 Yards oalioo, for only .. - .. -to
;t,ooo Y’ards good (sinude, worth lUo, for only, per yard
i iiu> I'lisi' ladies' fleeood-baok vests, regular worth 2Ao, eaoli tor Hio
One case ladies’ velvet-back vest and drawers to match, extra good
quality, per garment . r . 35o
Om' case men's heavy fleeced-luted undershirts and drawers to match,
rngulnr worth, B0e garment, for only 77)0 a suit or for a pair of
shirts 160
i Inc case men’s velvet -buck undershirts and drawers, extra tine quality,
per garment BOo
One ease men’s sweaters, value 75o, for only, each .Me
I’hildrcu's underwear, shirts and drawers to match, loo to 27>e a gar
ment Misses union suits, XBc. Ladies’ union suits ,Y0c
New shipment ladles’ irinuned hats, latest styles, l.RO to. ... - 2.00
Another new shipment men’s suit cases for only, each use
.liquim-se liowls and pitehers, assorted colors, tor . .:t0c
,lm»neso painted foot tnlrs, each 25c
Hoot and shoe rejnur outfit. 1 shoe knife, 2 awls, 1 slice hammer, 1 box
laeks, :l iron lasts and six heel plates, entire sot for only .75c
Ladies' alt wool sweaters, red, green and white, worth 2.50, for 1 OS
7>0 Dozen fascinators and knit shawls, hand-made circular shawls Mo
Hand made Zephyr circular shawls, extra large si/.e, worth 2.7)0, for
only . 1.70
Hlaek mercerized underskirts, worth 75o, for only 40c
ltlack mercerized underskirts, worth 1.50, for osc
New shipment ladies' and children's wraps. Our line of wraps is com
plete. We can suit you in style and price. Laities' coats, all
new colors and liesl styles, 2.M to 10.00
Infants' and children’s cloaks, HOo to t 00
77) Dozen men’s sample gloves at manufacturers’ cost, 25c to 1.00
Tin cups free for all the chil
dren of the first and second
grades of the public school,
Monday morning, Oct. 1 6th.
J. W.
STRIPLING
’Phone 98.
& SON
Petition for Charter.
IT ATE OF GEORGIA, Coweta county,
re the Hon. Philip Cook, Secretary of
State:
II W Camp. II G. Hailey, J. W.
Camp, ,1. W. Trammell, H. A. Martin,
K. M. Camp, L. M. Farmer, all of the
County of Coweta, State of Georgia,
tiring this their petition pursuant to the
>rovislons of an Act of the General As-
« mbly of Georgia, approved Dec. 20.
I80!i, entitled An Act to carry into el
ect puragtaph eighteen of Section Seven
>f Article three of the Constitution of
IH77, ns amended, in relation to charter
of banks, to provide for the inoorpora-
’i"ii of Hacking Companies by the Sec
retary ot State, and for other purposes,
respectfully show:
1st. That they desire to form n cor
poration for the purpose of carrying on
lie business of banking.
2nd. The name and style of the pro-
|Mised eorporatioo shall lie fin* M( IRE
LAND H ASKING COMPANY.
itrd. The location and principal place
of husinc-s thereof shall he in the town
of Moreland, said State and County.
4fh. The amount of the Capital
Stock is Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars
(1)125,0(10), divided into Two Hundred
and Fifty shares of Olio Hundred •Dol
lars ($100.00) each.
5th. The nature of the proposed cor
poration shall he that of a Hank, its gen
eral puri>oso being to discount hills,
notes or other evidences of debt, to re
ceive and pay out deposits, with or
without interest, to receive on special
deposits money, bullion, foreign coin
nod stocks, bonds and other security, to
buy and sell foreign and domestic ex
change and other negotiable paper; to
lend money U|Kin personal security and
upon bonds, stocks and other negotiable
security; to take and reoeive security by
mortgage, deed or otherwise oil property
of every sort, both real nnd personaLand
genet-ally do and perform all such other
matters and things not herein before
enumerated ns are or may ho incident to
the husinoss of banking.
Wherefore, petitioner* pray to he in
corporated under tlio laws of this State.
H. W. Camp,
H. O. Bniley,
J. W. Camp,
J. W. Trammell,
II A. Martin,
K. M. Camp,
L. M. Farmer.
GEORGIA, Coweta County.
Before me, L. A Perdue, Ordinary of
said county, jiarsoimlly appeared H. W.
Camp. H. (4. Bailey,.! W. Camp, J. W.
Trammell, H. A. Martin, E. M. Camp,
L. M. Farmer, who on oath say that
Fifteen Thousand Dollars of the capital
subscribed to the Moreland Hnnktng
Company, for which company deponents
are now seeking incorporation by the
secretary of State, lias been actually
paid by the subscribers and that the
same is in fact held and.is to be used
solely for the business and purpose of
the said corporation
Sworn to anil subscribed heforo me,
this Oot. 28, 11)05.
L. A PERDUE, Ordinary.
L. M. Farmer,
H. W. Camp,
J. W. Trammell,
J. W Camp,
H. G. Bailey,
K. M. Camp,
H. A. Martin.
STATE OF GEORGIA
Oftice of Secretary of State.
I, Philip Cook, Secretary of State of
the State of Georgia, do hereby certify,
that the attached three sheets of type
written matter contain a true and cor
reel copy of the Application of the More-
laud Hanking Company fora Charter,
the original of which Application is of
tile in this Department.
In Testimony Whereof, I have here
unto set my hand and utlixed the Seal of
my i Hlice, at the Capitol, hi til > City of
Atlanta, this lilsr day of October in the
year of our Lord One Thousuud Nine
Hundred and Five and of the Independ
ence of the United States of America
the One Hundred and Thirtieth.
PHILIP COOK,
Secretary of State
Some Things Yov Need
And where to get them.
Crockery and Glassware
White plates, per set, 25c to S 3.00
(’ups and .saucers, per .set, 40c to 2.00
100-piece sets 15.00
56-piece sets 4.00
10-piece water set 4.00
Full line of Johnson Bros.’ English crockery. We
will sell one piece or more, to suit the purchaser
—but not over one thousand pieces to one person.
Decorated plates, 25c kind, each for LB
Howls and pitchers, for the two 80c to 1.00
1,000 tumblers, per set IB
A few $2 l^nips, each for 1.00
Mixing bowls for kitchen use. each 5c to 35
Flower pots 15
Hundreds of 5c and 10c articles not found at any
other place in Newnan.
It
“Come, let us talk this
matter over in a friendly
way. As I was saying—”
"Yes, sir, I repeat it—
Nunnally & Barrett’s is
the best place in town to
get your groceries."
Some Other Things
Maple sap syrup in quart bottles 45c
Malt vinegar in quart bottles 30c
Strained honey in quart cans 35c
Chase & Sanborn coffees, per pound, 25c to 35c
Carhart Bros.’ coffees, per pound, 15c to 25c
Van Camp’s evaporated cream, per ean 10c
Norwegian smoked sardines, aliout two dozen sardines
to each box, per box 15c
Macaroni, new crop, per package 5c
Beech Nut dates, stuffed, per .jar 30c
Beech Nut beet, per jar
30c
Beech Nut breakfast bacon, per jar
30c
Shelled almomls, per pound
50c
Long’s California jams, any flavor, per jar 25c
Fresh citron, per pound 25c
Fresh seeded raisins and currants, per pound 10c
Schumacher graham flour 3c
Fresh buckwheat, package 20c
Arm & Hammer soda, 16 ounces for 5c
A few 3-lb. cans Filson Club coffee, per can 80c
NUNNALLY & BARRETT,
The Bay Street Grocers Telephone 55
To Young People.
Dr. Nunnally begins a series of
sermons Sunday night, Nov. 5th,
at First Baptist Church, especially
addressed to young people. Some
of tlie themes will Lie:
“The Strong Young Man.”
“The Weak Young Man.”
‘•The Social Young Man.”
“TheSilent Young Man.”
“The Noble Young Man.”
“The Cowardly Young Man.”
“The Business Young Man.”
“The Fast Young Man.”
“The Reliable Young Man.”
“The Deceitful Young Man.”
Every young person in the city
ought to hear them—the laborer
and the capitalist; the student and
the teacher; the merchant and
clerk; the official and voter; the
expert and the novice; the editor
and typo; the resident and visitor.
All are invited and the women
oo.
Hutchens
Is the Place
to Buy ’em!
One l»olt good sheeting, per
yard 4 3-4c
Good cotton checks, yd 4 3-4c
10 yards good linen, worth
LOc yard, for 6 1 -2c
10 yards Madras ginghams,
worth 10c, for 6 l-2e
This means 10 yards to every
customer.
50 men’s 9*2.00 pants to go
at *1.49
As long as they last.
6 dozen pearl buttons for 1.0c
2* pair ladies’ heavy gray
hose for 15c
Large 40-inch red bordered
honeycomb towel for 9c
The host union suits for boys,
misses and children on earth
to go at per suit 45c
2 glass pitchers, something
nice, for -5c
One syrup stand, good size 10c
One l>ox R. R. snuff . . 4c
10 qt. tin bucket only . 10c
14 qt. stamped dish pan 20c
Don’t Buy Anything] gUntil
You Get Our Prices.
J. B. Hutchens
West Side Square
CRAVENETTES
Combination Over
coat and Rain-coat
ORR & POWELL
Tax CoBector’s Notice.
THIRD AND LAST ROUND.
Haralson, afternoon, Friday,
Nov. 3rd.
Senoia, Saturday, Nov. 4th.
Newnan, Tuesday, Nov. 7th.
Sargent, forenoon, Wednesday,
Nov. 8th.
Welcome, afternoon, Wednes
day, Nov. 8th.
Handy, forenoon, Thursday,
Nov. 9th.
Kirby’s Store, afternoon, Thurs
day, Nov. 9th.
Grautville, forenoon, Friday,
Nov.10th.
St. Charles, afternoon, Friday,
Nov. 10th.
Moreland, forenoon, Saturday,
Nov. 11th.
Donegan’s Store, ’ afternoon,
Monday, Nov. 13tli. *
Palmetto, forenoon, Tuesday,
Nov.14th.
Coweta. afternoon, Tuesday,
Nov. 14th.
Madras, forenoon, Wednesday,
Nov. 15th.
Happy Valley, afternoon, Wed
nesday, Nov.15th.
Roscoe, forenoon, Thursday,
Nov.16th.
Dennis’ Store, forenoon, Friday,
Nov. 17th.
Paris, afternoon, Friday, Nov.
17th.
Sharpsburg, forenoon, Saturday,
Nov.18th.
Turin, afternoon, Saturday,Nov.
18th.
Newnan, Tuesday, Nov. 28th
and every day thereafter until
Deo. 20th.
As required by law the books
will be closed Dec. 20th.
H. R. Davies,
Tax Collector.