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Fine Gold Rings I have a larg* 1 * stock of gold rings, and in the lot are some worth from $20 to $05. These 1 Would like to close out at once, and will make special prices on them for early sale These rings are of artistic workmanship and are as beau tiful as can be found in any jewelry stock. I| will be worth while for any prospective buyer of a handsome ring to examine t hese. H. S. BANTA The Jeweler Local News of Newnan I Auditorium January 15th, the comic opera success, “SAID PASHA’’ Much interest is taken in the return engagement of the beggar Prince Opera Co., which made such a lasting impression with our show going public when last seen here. They return playing an entirely new opera, ’‘Said Pasha.” The company is enlarged since seen hero and the chorus will display some elegant and elaborate costumes. Harry La Volin and Miss Etta Morris are still the iinpertaut feat ures m the cast. The music is of the light opera order mid the ooinedy is fast and furious. Prices tire 25c, 50c and 75c. Seats on sale at Ilradley’s. P. L. Sutherland, Esq., of .Jack sonville, Fla., is in the city. Hon. \V. A. Post was up from Grantville last Tuesday. George Dews spent Sunday with home folks in Atlanta. Mrs. ,T. T. Carpenter has been indisposed during the past week. Miss Mary Parrott spent Wed nesday in Atlanta. born—To Mr. and .Mrs. W. C. Mcbride. last Monday, a son. # Mrs. F. 11. Folger, of Atlanta, is the guest of Miss Hosadelle i Holmes. For Sale—Some line Berkshire pigs. Apply to .). W. Melson. Newnan. Gu. 'l'he youngest child of Mr. ami Mrs. Fiank Wilkinson, an Infant a few months o.d, is quite siek. Mr. and Mrs. .1. R. Holt have ' returned from Chattanooga, where they visited relatives. The Salmagundi Club will meet with Miss belle Vernon King Fri day, instead of Thursday. Mrs. M. L. Holmes, of Atlanta, is the guest of Mr. W. H. Holmes and family. T. P. Fouse, of Spartanburg, S. C., is in the city, the guest of his father, (.’apt, E. 1). Fouse. Mrs. I*. B. Murphey entertained a few friends informally Tuesday afternoon. Miss Martini Johnson has re turned from Milledgeville, where she s*pent the holidays. Col. Frank S. Loftin was over from Franklin the first of the week. Judge W. F. Brown, Col. Bell and Mr. Jackson, of Carrollton, visited Newnan last Tuesday. Col. W. 1). Hamrick and Col. Hood were down from Carrollton lest Monday. John D. Favor has gone to Flor ida to be the guest of H. W. Mat tox, of West Tocai, for a week or two. Get the goods at the New York bargain Store—and get ’em quick. The wreck sale lasts but four days longer. Saturday, Jan. 13, W. A. Filer presents Rip Van Winkle with a cast of 25 people. Six fine specialty artists. Superb band and concert orchestra. Parade at 2 p. ra; band concert at 7:80 p. in. Prices, 25c, 50c, 75c. Seats nuw on sale. Miss Mary Johnson, of Gaines- ! ville, who is teaching in the pub lic schools, will be will) Mrs. John Catos for the winter. Lost—Muley milk cow, cream colored, wearing halter. Strayed last Friday. Finder notify C. L. Walker at W. S. Askew Co’s. The $25 chiffonier given away at ,1. B. Hutchens’ store was won by Mrs. J. 0. Coats, who held the winning ticket, number 2022. Bred in Old Kentucky Our Mr. Powell spent two weeks among the stock farms of Ken tucky, with the result that our pens are fill ed with the kind that make Jordan cotton. 0RR S POWELL Mrs. F. P. Johnston is spending a month at Lake City, Florida. L. I’. Bryant, Esq., was lip from Grantville last Monday. Col. Syd Holdorncss, of Carroll ton, was in the city Tuesday. Mr. Joe Hutchinson, of Hutch inson's Ferry, was in the city Mon day. Miss Joannio Paris is now stenographer in the law oil Ice of Hon. L. M. Fanner. Judge S. W. Harris, of Carroll ton, was in the city a short time last Saturday. Miss Mary Louise Smith is the guest of Miss Louise Todd in At lanta. Lost—One gold necklace with onitials “13. K. L.” Return to News office and receive reward. Mr. and Mrs. Haney Niinmous, of LaGrange, spent last Sunday with relatives in the city. Mrs. W. II. Holmes and daugh ter, Mi ss Jessie, have returned from Atlanta. Mrs. L. I,. Scarborough, of An niston, Ala., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. li. E. Simms. Miss Eula Jones, of Newnan, is visiting Mrs. J. R. Thaxton.— Griffin News and Sun. For Sale—A judgement against T. F. Shackleford*. Apply to lock box 881, Newnan, Ga. tf Cora is the name of the little daughter who came to the home of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Cole last Thursday night. Prof. A. S. Joues, who is in charge of the school at Handy, re ports a large enrollment and line prospects for the term. Humphrey Tompkins, a promi nent citizen of Heard county, was among the visitors in town last Saturday. . John Simpson and family have removed to Newnan from the coun try. They reside in the Saxon House on Temple Avenue. Judge Ij. A. Perdue was in Se- noia last Monday on business con nected with the payment of pen sions. Frank Stripling and family have removed to their country home, and their former residence hero is occupied by Mr. Ramon and I'am- By- Swint and Harmon Holmes are with the surveying corps onion tlie river, whore plans are being made for the erection of the cloc- , trie power plant. Mrs. Hugh Wood roof and daughter, Miss Emily, of Savan nah, are the guests of Mr. and j Mrs. George It. Spender and fain- j ily. Mr. Wood roof will come up | from Savannah next Sunday. P. T. McCutchon and family have removed from Greeneville [Street to one of Capt. J. A. Hun ter’s houses on Sitesville Street. C. S. Fincannon and family now eside in the house vacated by them. Watch for the band at two o’clock and seven o’clock on Sat urday, Jan. 13th—the great band with the Rip Van Winkle company that appears at the Auditorium that night in one of the best scenic productions of the year. W. W. Kirby and family are now occupying the residence va cated by J. W. Stripling and fam ily. Mrs. J. T. Kirby, Sr., and Miss ina Kirby are residing at the same place, and their former home is occupied by R. 8. Paris and family. See Rip Van Winkle at the Auditorium, Saturday night, Jan. 13th. The company presenting this great production travels in its own Pullman car, carries one of best bands and orchestras on the road; special scenery, beautiful costumes and electrical effects. The Southern School of Tele graphy is filling up rapidly with students for the work of the win ter term. About sixty students a-e in attendance and more are coming daily. Ten young men came in Monday and joined the school. Peruna is recommended by fifty members of Congress, by Governors, Consuls, Generals, Majors, Captains, Admirals, Eminent Physicians, Clergymen, many Hospitals and pub/ic institu tions, and thousands upon thousands of those in the humbler walks of life. wmmtr- ALL CROCKERY AND TINWARE TO BE CLOSED OUT AT COST OR LESS. Owing* to the cumbersome nature of the wares, and in order to make room for a dif ferent class of goods, we off er our entire stock of crockery and tinware at cost. Many serviceable pieces in this line will he sold at less than cost. This is a serious proposi tion—we mean exactly what we say. Therefore, if you need any wares of this de scription it will be to your advantage to see ns at once. We are determined to close out the lot as speedily as pos sible. NVNNALLY & BARRETT, The Bay Street Grocers Telephone 55