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Bargains in Hardware For tin* next ten days we offer the following high-class articles at ex tremely low prices: No. 0 Heavy gulvunized tubs, worth 50c, at htlc No. 1 Heavy galvanized tubs, worth 05c, at . I!*c No. 2 Heavy galvanized tubs, worth 75c, at... 50c No. 8 Heavy galvanized tubs, worth 85c, at....... — _— 00c 2-(|t. (fray enameled naucepanH, worth 20c, at 11c 21-lh. Family seal oh with tin scoop, worth 1.60, at O.Hc Nickel alarm clocks, worth 1.00, at Extension broom, duster and mop hundlos, worth 25c ..18c A good, solid steel, long-handled, round-pointed shovel, worth 86c.. — — — ,r>( * 0 Double-barrelled shot guns with top break, low circular hammer, extension rib and wire twist barrels #0.00 Single-barrelled shot guns #8.50 Newnan Hardware Co. Newnan, Ga. Whitesburg. Miss Lizzie Stevens, who was taken suddenly il! last week, her friends will be glad to know has fully, recovered. Mrs. G. W. Moore, who has been taking treatment in Carroll ton, is now at home. , Miss Maude (lavender stopped over in Whitesburg a day or two last week, while on her way to the western part of the county, where she goes to take charge of a school. She taught there last year and gave perfect satisfaction. Dr. G. W. Burnett lias traded his nice residence on Main Street opposite the Methodist church, to Gene Holloway for a farm near Kotherwood. We do not know whether the doctor will reside an other year, as he hail already rent ed his other dwellings here. Mr. Will Houston, of Moreland, will soon move to Whitesburg to educate his children. There is a great demand to rent or buy stoic and dwelling houses here. Money put in houses would pay. No town can grow unless there Ik- housesjto grow in. Charley Payton and family, of Newnan, were in the burg Satur day and Sunday visiting Mrs. Pay ; ton’s parents and other relatives, i Lovick Rooks, who has been quite sick with fever, is fast re covering. Col. Sidney] Holderness, of Car rollton, by invitation, will address the Cotton Growers Association in Whitesburg at 2jo’clock p. in. on firstSaturday in December. Every - iKidy, male and female, is invited to lie pressnt. The fourth district is taking much interest in tile As sociation. Judge M. D. Watkins is president. Judge Watkins is a most excellent presiding officer,and will no doubt lie called to the presidency of the county associa tion at its next meeting, second Saturday in December. John Hoiisworth has the linest patch of Irish potatoes, second planting, that I have seen any where. A marriage of great interest to all the young people was that of Buggies and Harness During the past ten months of this year our sales on Buggies and Wagons have been splendid. During November and December we want to sell even more. We will make special close cash pric es or a close time price. Come and let’s trade now on vehicles and Harness. P. S.—Our trade on Reception and Gold Coin Flour continues to grow. BRADLEY & BANKS. Newnan, Georgia rvJ f < VISIT the BUSY STORE for BARGAINS in all winter Merchan dise, where dollars do extra duty. Your money back on any purchase not satisfac tory. Twelve people are here to serve’ the wants of our custom ers. Boone’s Miss Estey, daughter of Rev. J. S. Askew, and Mr. W. B. Kelley, which occurred last Sunday even ing. The novelty of the affair was they went to Coweta county and were married at Mr. Charley New ton's. Quite a large crowd of their young friends accompanied thorn. Rev. W. W. Roop repeated the nice, appropriate ceremony that made them husband and wife. The bride is a most intelligent and at tractive young lady and by her charming personality has gained many admiring friends. The groom is a son of Rev. W. W. Kelley, of this place, and is a promising young merchant. F. Roy Alnum and his sister, Miss Ruth, are teaching the high school at Haralson. They report flattering prospects and are well satisfied. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Edgeworth gave an entertainment to the young people of Whitesburg Saturday evening in honor of some visiting young ladies. They had most ex cellent music rendered by Misses Lizzie Maud Blalock and Ona Cavender on piano and Mr. Olie Camp on the violin. Rev. J. W. McLeod tilled his regular appointment at Fray’s church last Saturday and Sunday. W. E. Herring, of Carrollton, was in our city Sunday. Will has a host of friends here who are al ways glad to see him. Mr. J. F. Jones, of Coweta coun ty, who purchased the Morrow grist mills, has just built a new rock dam, impregnable against any flood that may come, and a three story mill house in which he has put new machinery which doubles the former capacity of the mill. The repairs cost several thousand dollars. Miss On eta Askew, who is at tending the Smith Female College in LaG range, is at home on a short visit. Eggs are bringing 20 cents a dozen in this market. This is the i highest price ever paid for them at this season of the year in the history of Whitesburg. Dr. Friddell, after a two weeks business visit, returned to his home in Meigs, last Monday. We learn with the deepest sad ness that Mrs. J. R. Stringer, nee Miss Sibyl Strickland, of Jackson ville, Florida, is very sick and not expected to recover. At the First Baptist. j (| Dr. Nunually had a large con gregation last Sunday morning and his theme was “Waking a Church.” He made things lively j and stuck many a pin into the body of the saints. Some of them j have been complaining ever since 1 and stepping with accelerated speed. At night he addressed an audi- j cnee in which there were hundreds of young men, on “The Brave Young Man.” His exhortation to courage was helpful to the young people, and a large number will be present next Sunday night to hear him on “The Hopeful Young Man.” Next Sunday morning by special request he preaches to the faithful fire-laddies , of our city and his ; theme will be “The House that ! cannot be burned and the Fire J that cannot lie quenched”—“The fire-proof building and the quench less fire.” The public invited. A welcome to all. BUY HERE! For Rent—Seven room house on Jack- son street. Lot contains three acres; many improvements. Will give posses sion Dec.20, 1905. Apply to Tlios. Leigh, City. 4 t. Dr. Reese's Cholera Infantum and Teething Powders for teething children. Price 25c per box at Reese’s Drug Store, The New Tasteless Castor Oil, pure, absolutely tasteless. Directions on bot tle. 25c at Reese's Drug Store. Bowmau's Headache Tablets cure all kinds of headache and neuralgia. 10c per box at Reese s Drug Store. We have a nice liue of high grade buggies "made in Newnan.’ 3 t Merck & Dent. ■ Designed __ Ychloss Bros. & Co. . Fine Clothes Makers J}a/timorr ^Vr»v Vor* Men’s Sack Suits, single and double breasted; Men’s Overcoats, long and medium—styles of latest design. Buy the style most becoming to you, in as good quality as your means afford. We carry them in all prices. SUITS, S5.0Q, $8.00, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00 to $25.00 0VERC0AT8, $5.00. $8.00, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00 and S1JI.00 A'on can’t go wrong here, no matter what style you select or what price you pay. We guarantee satisfaction and a fit or yonr money back. Our suits and overcoats are built to look well, lit well and wear well. Come in and try them on and notice their fit, makeup and shape. Have a full line of Wright’s un derwear for men; also a variety of ladies’ vests and pants. Hides Wanted— Will pay 8 cents for Barnett, St. John & Company. jjreeu hides for next few weeks. G. O. Carmichael, Newnan, Ga. t ♦ • ! f f # f * ♦