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Doiiscn W. II. Hyde ami wifi: visited rvlnti\i:B iionr Happy Valh-v Sunday. Miss Dicin Durden, of J>utliorvillo, is iqx'iiiiiiig a few days with Mrs. Dr. Tan- nor. Mr. and Mrs Hu ll Moore visited at Mrs. I. (’ It 1 ill's last Suiuliiy. Mr. mid Mrs. ()™ Reeves, of ( Im II noiinty. Iiuve issued invitntioiiH to tlm nniirlns" of their daughter, Miss Tommie, lo Mr. Freeman Sewell, of ilos place. tie 1 wooding to oecur the first pro*., ni It o'eloeW |> in. Mi. and Mrs. .lor Miool .from below Newimu, spent l ist Saturday night with relatives near llnppy Valley. All funnels In this seel ion are urged lo attend the tanners meeting which is 10 be held ni Macedonia Academy next Sat in day n11< i noon nt Z: hi) o'clock Miss lintler, ol Kockmurt, is visiting In r sister, Mrs I'lerre Sowell. The is union which was jjiini at Mrs Marthalynn Hyde's the first day of this month, wns very much enjoyed by thorn present. Dinner was set veil from a long table in the yard. Mrs Hyde gave each of her children anil giaiidchlldren livo dollars and in each great grand child she gatc one dollar She has if 1 grand children ami .7 greal-grand chil dren Mr. T It Sanders wn- on the slclt list 11 few days last We. It. We ale glad lo re] sir I I lull III lie Di/./.n May Sewell, diiughloi of Mr. and Mrs. <T. Sewell, who Inis lieell 111 With piimiinoiiia is improving Mrs. Harrison .loins, of lliiinpton, spent om night In i week with Mis. I I Jones. Her ninny friends will regret to know that Miss Snllie Turnipseed is still very sick. Dr. J. T Edwards made n short visit to South (icnrgin Iasi week and comes hack home thoroughly' satisfied that Se llout stands right, in the center of the garden spot of the earth. One of the convict cars wns complete ly destroyed liy fire Tuesday morning. It wn- alter it hud been placed upon a freight car for removal to Newntm (lint the lire was lirsl discovered. It is reported hern that Mr. Henry Hanks experts to enter the race for clerk of tin- Superior t Jourt. Miss Dolly Bob Hardy was with Brooks friends Tuesday of last week, at tending an old time candy pulling. \*u regret to loose aseili/.ens Mr mid Mrs. D. 10. Amall They have recently removed to Malone, Miss Allie Atkinson lias been spend ing several days at Hhnrpsburg, the guest, of her cousin, Mis- Verna Bridges. Mrs. Dec Hand and Mrs. Vindex Hand spent one day last week with friends in the country. Milltown. So no iu. The lirsl (Quarterly ( onlcrciicc for lilts cir.-lill Was held at the Methodist church in Hciiniit Iasi Friday. Mrs. Uruct Howe expects to leave m the early spi mg for an extended sojourn ill Michigan, where she goes to visit relatives Mi-s (lassie Strickland, the uccnm- pllshed (laughter el Mr. and Mrs Dee Strickland, ol I'annel, has returned lo tlm Southern Female ('ollego wit It Miss (tpul Mi Knight. Mrs. Henry Hrudcnhurg, of Haralson, h|m-ii i Hal unlay m (It illln, at the hedsiile of her father, Hey. W. I*. Hemphill, who hue been (|»lte sick I'orsevernl days. Miss Dl//.le Boyd, of Wayoross, was Ilia guest of the Mts-"s 11 unison last week. Mr. D M. Fiinihro, of Huston, spent last week with Honniu friends llev. J. W. Austin, of Ovitlo, Flu., writes very eneouraginglv of his new Work. We lire alwavsghal to hear good news from our old <'oweta hnvs “(imndmotlier" (liles, who hns been in feeble health for so long and confined to her lied the past three or four weeks, Is able to sit up. Walter Hendrix, from Grantville, spent Iasi Sunday night w ith his sister, \l rs Homer Allen. Mrs W. II. Dewherry, who was so very ill at our last writing, is still con fined to her lied. Miss Lain Hryant came in from the country lu-d Sunday afternoon to spend the week with her hrotlicr Oscar's fam ily. Mr. and Mrs T. M. Ayers have a lit tle girl III their house. Mrs. Hophronia Ayers has boon (juitc ill for several days. Hobart Glenn is the name of the young gentleman who look up hlsahode at the liomeol' Mr. and Mrs. Willie Mohley one night last week. We have not learned the name of the young ladv w ho mmc into Mr. and Mrs. I). M Wood's possession not long since. Mrs It. F. MoGeliee left one day last week for (Ihtplcy to visil an only sister, who is very sick. Joe (loins, who has been employed in New nun eolton mills, left for (Iritlln last Weilnesday, wl ere he will reside. Mrs. John Farmer, who has been all invalid for a number of years, was able to attend the First Haptlst church last Sunday morning M is. Mollio Brown and Miss Ada Dustier, from <hit-roll, visited the family of .fell' Dustier last week. Mrs. Holier! Hiclne has been on the sick lisl for several ilnvs. W. H. Akers, from Bremen, spent a few days wj.lh Ins brother, Sam, the past week. Mrs W. K. Butt, from Sharpsluirg. was here last Sunday. Sle- is thinking of moving to Newimu. George Argro moved with his family to DaGfaage lust Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bryant spent last Sunday with the former’s parents in the country. The infant girl of Mrs. Annie Me- (iehee has been sick for several days. Mr. nml Mrs. Drue (Joins moved to Qruutvilic last week. Tillman Dewberry returned Saturday from a two weeks visit to relatives in Oiirroll and Douglas comities. Miss Myrt ice Echols, from Hanning, is visiting the family of Will Hurks. Little May. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brown, hns hi en sick for several i days. Mrs. T. M. Samples, from Banning, speltt last Saturday night and Sunday with her daughter. Mrs. Pet Smith. Kpliruim West, w ho has been confined to his bed for so long, is thought to be some better. Mr. William Gush and Miss Ophelia Dili- were unit'd in marriage last Sub- butli morning. Hev. J. K. D. Taylor officiated. The young couple have our best w ishes, iilotig w 1111 a host of others, for a long and ttseftil life. In-peaking tnJ.H. Strickland (who has not been in our community u great while) about our Ncwiian .News, mid w-liat an interesting paper it is, he said lie would subscribe for it, three months and see how he likes it. That, of course, means la 'll beet me a regular subscriber. He only needs to lead it once to fall in love with it. Next Sunday is Bro. Layton's regular appointment at tho chapel Hope ho will have a good congregation. Bro. l/iytnit is very much interested in the building up of the cause of his Muster in our community. Your humble scribe would like to ex press appreciation for the heutlliful gold watch received from our kind editor, as a reward lor having done the best work lor los estimable paper during the past year, but. words cannot express it. That wo appreciate it, goes w ithout saying. Would like to say wo don’t fed worthy of (lie honor bestowed on us, for ac cording to our judgment, there were others who did better work than your humble servant.. This act, with u great many others, shows that our editor is a man of his word. Wo can't Hpcuk in too high terms of him, because lie is always ready lo do the right thing, in the right way and lit the right time. So will say to you, kind editor, we thunk you very much for the nice present; ami lo the gentlemen who were appointed judges of the contest, we l'eel very glatefnl. SOME OF THE T1HQS WE HAVE iv; Look over the list of goods named below. We buy them in large quantities, and can do you good. do select, mules and horses. Mitehel Wagons (solid car load). Tennessee Wagons (solid car load). 75 New Buggies—Bartlesville, Tyson & Jones, and McFarlin. Chattanooga (/hilled Plows. Oliver Chilled Plows and the celebrated Mallory Plows. We have a full line of all plow goods needed on farms. 1600 gallons Syrup at from 10 to 00 cents. Genuine Cuban Molasses from the Island. M000 lbs. of Select Tobaccos from 26c to $1.50 per pound. Granulated Sugar in barrels and hags. Gold Coin Flour (this is the one the people brag on so). Reception Flour, for cakes and fine cooking. Double Fine Salt in car loads. No. 1 Timothy Hay (throe cars). Wc especially call attention to the old Seed Tick Cof fee, and our Scliotten’s Jute Bair Roasted Coffee. BRADLEY & BANKS P. •—We want to sell just 1500 tons of Armour’s Fertilizers, We know this goods will bring you fine results. Crantville. EVERYTHING FOR THE FARM. Wo sell nliuoHt everything noedod in tho fnrmor’s homo nml on Ihh farm. Our big .slock of gonoral morchtindiso was carefully Nolocted in (ho mnrknts, and every article is priced right—for cash nr on timo. Whatever the farmer's needs may he, wo aro prepared lo supply thorn. Some of the tilings needed on the farm at this time of the year aro nans ed below. It will he to the ndvnntnge of any farmer to buy these things in our store. GPU A.NOS Wo handle tho celebrated products of the Coweta Fertilizer Company, and the famous “Ox Brand Guanos.’’ Farmers know the worth of those goods. We sell them right. HAY. Misses Martha and Mary 'Andrews are in Newimu for a few ilnvs. Mr. J. \V. Beavers is happy over tho arrival of a lino boy at his home. Mrs. Armstrong, of Hogansvillo, was Interesting services were held nt the | M. E. Chinch Sunday, coinluotnd by Hev. A. 11. S. Hogg. Al ter a sotinou oil <l>o subject, “All Seeing Kyo of God,” j t)l0 Rae8 t Wednesday of Mrs. Orr. 'lie Lord’s Supper was administered. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Colo spent Sunday 1 Twelve members joined by certificate* ! in Moreland. The Grautville High School, in charge j Mr. and Mrs. Luther Chaffin were iu of Misses Ethel and Edna White, is in Moreland a few days ago. tine condition. Ninety-seven pupils are | Last Sunday Miss Mattie Motes, of A Sale of Fine Clothing Wo buy No. 1 timothy hay in car-load lots; sell it in im mense quantities, and always at low figures. RUST PROOF OATS. Ltd us furnish you home grown and 'Texas rust proof seed - vVJT.Sk Wc have both kinds, and they arc the best, quality of seed oats. SERB POTATOES. We have a big lot of eastern gK-" 11 Irish potatoes for plant ing. Triumph, Early Hose, Goodrich and Peerless are the varieties we sell. All farmers want to Gant some of these. on rolls. Mrs. J. D. Moreland has a large class in music. The Ladies' Parsonage Society was beautifully entertained by Mrs. H. I. Sowell on Wednesday ufternoou. After business was transacted a salad course was served. The out of towu guests present were Mrs. White, of Atlanta. Mrs. George Culpepper, Mrs. Minnie Sewell, Miss Annie Sewell, of Lone Oak. Hon. nud Mrs. S. E. Leigh spent jiart of the present week in Atlanta. Miss Teokie Murphy of Moreland, was tho guest Tuesday of Miss Nnaaie Belle Humphries. Mr. and Mrs. Y. C. Foster and Hugh Mathews, of Newuau, spout Sunday at the home of Mr. Willis Mathews. Rev. W. K. Lambert and Mr. Einuiett Parks were in Grautville Saturday. Mrs. L. P. Bryant was in Newnan, Tuesday. Mrs. M. G. Hodges, of llogansvillc, wus the guest of Mrs. John T. Whiten ; few days this week. Mrs. Anna Jeter and Miss Willie Jeter j have returned from a visit to relatives near Forest. 1 Miss Haruian, of Lutherville, spent Sunday with Mrs. A. H. S. Bugg. Hogansvillo, was tho guest of Miss Em mie Leo Hosser. Miss Lillie May and Chnrlie Duncan, of Newiiun, are guests of Corinue and Guy Holloway. Messrs. Martin Lambert and J. W. Beavers made a business trip to More land this week. Miss Ethel Bean, of Lutherville, who has beeu visiting Miss Pauline Stevens has returned home. Miss Pearl Newman and Dent New man were visitors at the home of Miss Suuie Maud Hopson, Sunday. Welcome NEW ORLEANS SYRUP Wo have just received a new shipment of fine New Orleans Syrups, in barrels and half barrels. Price rang! from 20c to 40o per gallon in barrel or half barrel quantities. STEWART & PAflKS Eph Newman and sister, Miss Viola, attended a wedding at Luthersviiie, Sunday. Miss Effle Landrum from Slmrpsburg, vtsited Miss Fannie McKoy, Sunday. Mrs. S. R. Crain is on the siok list. Tom MeKoy visited in Newnan Sun day. Rev. F. J. Amis filled his regular ap pointment at Elim Saturday and Sun- ! day. The home of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Mc- Koy lias been brighteued by the appear- , Mr. iuid Mrs. F. T. Meacham visited mice of u baby hoy Mr. Menolmm’s parents, Mr. nud Mrs. J. j Mrs. L. McKoy is visiting in iurin. ; H. Meacham, ut St. Marks, Sunday. 1 After a visit to friends at Bremen, I Miss Sal lie Lassiter, of Lutherville, j Miss Pearl Newman has returned home, spent a few days recently with Misses' Misses Janie Amis and Ruth McKoy Sallie Hopson and Pauline Stevens. visited Miss Bessie Grain Sunday. | Miss Lilia Leigh, of Newnan, was the T. A. Hutchens has built a residence . guest Sunday of Hon. and Mrs. S. Leigh. alu * uow hving on the 1 rankliu road. I Mesduuios Scott Hendon and Tommie ^ r8 - Witcher and Miss Ximena j Payne, of Hogansvillo, were in Grant- Strong visited at J. C. McKoy s Luob- | ville Thursday evening, guests of Mrs. day. Boozer Puvno Ed and Albert Boone visited at Mr. i m ’ a . . T , . and Mrs. I. T. Mattox’s Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Jenkins were in ... T r> o- , , , „ .. a , . Mr. aud Mrs. J. B. Stroug and daugh- I Newuau Saturday. ter, Miss Ximena, visited the family of | Miss Arliua Bryaut is home from a p. J. Amis Sunday. ' visit to Atlanta and Newuau. _ mmm _________ ! Misses Annie May Tricket, of Lone Lame Back. Oak,and Irene Bradberry.of St. Charles, are attending the Grautville High ! School Barnett, St. John & Co., leading clothiers and furnishers, will during this month put on sa'e all winter goods at a great sacrifice. The goods we offer you are high grade clothing and furnishing This ailmeut is usually caused by rheumatism of the muscles and may be After a ten days’ visit to her daugh- cnred by a P p | yiug cbamb *" rlaiu s Pa | u ter, Mrs. Will Kelly, of Canton, Mrs. Balm two or three times a day and rub- Wm. O'Brien has returned home. biug tbe *? rt * T ‘f oro ^J 3K' W. A. Bohannon made a visit to New- cat ' ou ' 1 118 Af s U °. .. . . , nan Sunday. bind ou a piece of flannel slightly damp- Misa Felicia Stallings is at home from ' eue f wlth PfUU ^m’x^For^ealebv an extended visit to relatives iu Atlanta Mmost sure to follow. For sale by and other places. Dr. Paul Peaiston, Newnan, Go. WM •» TM< ama m) V MICHAELS-STERN^ FINE CLOTHING' Michael*, Stern * CoJ \Rochester, n. v. ' goods, to be sold regard less of their real value. We have too many winter goods on hand, and we in tend to sell them, as we need the room for our spring stock. We chal lenge competition on the prices we offer you. This is no time to hesitate, but act at once and call to see what bargains we have in store for you. Remember we are offering you high class goods at cut prices. No “odds and ends”, no “shoddy” goods, but good, substantial goods. All our winter goods marked down to throughout our store. You are cordially invited to call and see the great bargains we are offering you. are zero Barnett, St. John 6 Company RRRMNNNMKM V ...cssa