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mSmm ;«a • 'hyn wwwauairtiBPBr inUMWJ .i.yrii: >vj>y*yu\ii' j£5j JA8. B. HUTCHENS Rock Spring. Miss Margaret Mahal, of Atlniitn, ham a nourishing Holionl at this plnvo About forty five pupil* enrolled. MisR Mabel in an experienced teacher and in giving general HrttlNfiu’tlon. Hev. 0. .1 Short lillod his appoint ment at Hook Spring liiNt Saturday and Sunday, delivering excellent serin ium to large mid appreciative congregation*. G. T. Haute* inado a tnuiinoHH trip to 1‘aliuotto liiNt Saturday. Mihnon Mina and Nell I’liiltp*. and Messrs. Banks, P. (1 Siuttli and Will (Junior, of MoOolluut, attended divino ! NorviooH Intro IiinI Sunday. Mrs. A.K. Parrott and ohildron visitod rolativoN at Line Greek, Wodnoaday. Mr. Johnnie Ovorliy and son, of Now- nan, passed through boro Tuesday, on- routo to Vulmotto. Mr. and Mrs. W H. Houdriok vtNitod tlieiroon, Press Kntrokin.noar Palmotto. last Saturday and Sunday. >1. S. llatuiuook, of MoOollutu, visited frlondg horo on Saturday and Sunday and attnndod services at Hook Spring. Mr and Mr*. Willto MoGeoand little daughter visited tint fortnur’a parents, near Klmrpsburg, last Saturday nud Sunday. Lutlior Todd of Springdale and Leh- tuann Hudson, of Slmrpsburg, visited frionds horo Sunday. John Hohorts, of Palmotto, was ming ling with frittndH horo last Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. Wilber Harper and little daughter, of Coweta, were tbo guest* of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Hnrpor last Sunday. Messrs. J. A. Lander* and Peter Winkles spent several days last week with relative* and friend* in Alabama. Mr. Jim Hanks,of Shnrpshurg, accom panied by Miss Jennie Smith, one of Springdale's prettiest and sweetest young ladies, were the guests of Misses Minnie Ijoe and Luoyolo Thurmond on Sunday last. Mrs. Prances Dortinn.of Leigh's Chap el, visited her daughter, Mrs. J. A. Landers, last week. Mr. John McDonald has recently erected a new house on his plantation. Hugh Bowen and J. W. Kamos made a business trip to Palmetto Saturday. T. H. Harper spent Monday in tho (rate City. Palmetto The Atlanta and West Point Hailroad will erect a now freight depot at uti ear ly date. The contract has been givoii to the Colo Mfg. Co., of Nownun. Tho Confederate monument has been placed in the Hailroad Park, ready tor the unveilingexorotsos, the date of which will probably be Memorial Day. Miss Ethel Held ciiino over from Agnes Scott oil a visit for Saturday mid Sunday. Col. Clias. Held is with Gov. Terrell and party enjoying a fishing trip on the Florida coast. 1>. W. S. Zollars and Capt. Sim Zol- lnrs are visiting their brother, Mr. Tom Zollars, m Grautville. Dr. G. L. Johnson is in Nownnu on a business trip. Miss Louise Beck man left Sunday to spend tho month of February with her sister, Mrs. Hemfrey, in Gulfport, Miss, i Mrs. L. G. Shackelford, of Newnan, 1 visited Mrs. Leroy Harris last week. ] Hev. Arthur Latimer, of Home, spout the last week with his sister, Miss Sophy I Latimer. The damage caused by the explosion of the boilers at the cotton mill will soon be repaired, and the mill ready to resume work. Mr. Harris, the night watchman, who was so badly burned, is recovering. Fifty thousand dollars worth of new machinery has just been added, which was necessary to meet the demands in the increase of orders for yarns and cloth. Forage House Burned. A house filled with forage, ou Mtyor W.A. Turner’s Hilton farm, west of the city, was destroyed by fire last Friday. Some hunters fired the grass in a swamp aud the fire exteuded to and ignited the house. I —————— * Hide* Wanted—Will pay best price for green hide* for next few week*. G. O. Oarmiohael, Newtiau, Go. Money to loan on real estate *t ^ par oant. Apply to L. M. Farmer. 1 Take Advantage of Fall Contract. When the cow jumped over the moon we believed Leather was high. Last year we anticipated another rise in leather and gave the largest harness order ever taken in New nan. Examine our line, single and double, buggy or wagon harness. ORR & POWELL riunesnamar* —rTr 1 ■ mamBcmme mrnmam .mm SIAiTPT.'J r Q Our line of flliirk <’tit ' hnlies’, children's iiml f r»-t , misses’ hose is full lllltl <' '» complete. T til* j Ladies’ 26c kimj A our price tfffjf per pair 19c [.tidies’ IGts kind, our price per pair 9c / r*’ 14 Misses' 10c kind, our price / J) per pair 9c Men’s urn: kind, our price per pair 19c Met I Or* kind, otir prim; per pair 9c These prices ami goods ought to command your til lent ion. Chinn mid ling mi* In- lie high'-. Me have (Mil its, Our a re g it ii ra 111 nmi l imi lull Meighl. Regular 2Dc mi i rhl, per yard li gnhir l’l’c weiglit. per yarn lie nilnr HOc M-ught. per yard In mig111 i nts i*iii is our “g.i>•» rocker, and \\" have sold a car load of them. Our price now $2.15 t Mir high arm cane hot loin rocker. large size $1.43 Solid oak rocker without arms. nice ladies’ chair 98c See our heavy -ox-foot hetl. sol id oak. ut. $5.00 W e si■ 11 musical goods and can save you mon ey on everything yon I my. This l()x 12 inch accordion is double helloM'H, 10 keys, full nickel mounted corn ers, and is wort It ami sold I>v Home at from all rug'- nr 11.60 to I 00, our price <ml\ S2.38 PRICE and ONE PRICE II von contemplate buying furniture set* us. as we lead in prims and quality. Others fol low (if ihey can). A £20 dresser, solid oak. with 22 x ID inch heavy bevel edge mirror, low front, modern shape, our price now SIB.10 Our *0 dresser, with |('i x 21 in. mirror, price now S5.50 Don't confuse (his with the ordinary 6.00 dresser—our glass is much larger. We can show you many more styles. We will have an other car load in the first of February. SI.98 Hu; line of Smyrna rugs. These v Mu, ind a cottihinal i mi of colors, rd/.e 110 x (10. regular price from 2.< each, going now for to 2.60 SI.49 W e selll Johnson’s imported ware plates and tea sets. Here are some prices: *1.00 plates, white and gold, per set. 83c 85c plates, white and gold, per set 68c Hoc plates, green bordered, per set 06e plates, green bordered, per set 0-inch plain white plates, per set This clock we have sold for four years and we guarantee every one of them to keep good time. They nrt oak eight-day clocks, and cannot lie classed with the cheap ones on t he mnrket. The rega in r price of these clocks ,, is *:{.o<)—our cut price JpRtf" now is gallon glass pitcher, regular price Hoc, our price. 19c I qt glass pitch ers. 12c Large 10-inch glass howls 29c Good sized carv ed glass butter 17c High footed glass pickle or jelly stand 10c Large size high footed covered honey and berry stand, 12 in. high 65c There are many other things of this kind you will want when you see our line. $10 Gold Tickets arc Given with Each Dollar Purchase at This Store. West Side Square Newnan, Georgia Cut Price Crockery Sale Plates, odds and ends, old price 50c to 75c, now 39c ('ake plates, old price 50c, now 25c Cups and saucers, old price $1, now 66c Jardinieres, old prices *1.25, *1, 90c, 75e, now SI, 75c, 70c- 80c Agateware, porcelain lined, special prices. Mixing bowls, old prices 10c to 40c, now go ing at .... . 7c to 28c White-aiul-Gold washstand sets, 12 pieces, old price *5, mom- $4.11 White-and-gold washstand sets, 10 pieces, old price *4, now. $3.11 Tinware, various pieces, old price 10c, now going at 5c Glass tumblers, old price 25c to 30c per set, now 17c Cups and saucers, gold baud, best china, old price *1 per set, uom- 79c Cups and saucers, gold band, laxst china, old price *1.10 per set, now 89c Plates to match, 7-in., old price 95c, now 81c Plates to match, 6-in., old price 90c, now 71c Johnson’s imported dinner plates, old price *1 per set, uom- 7g c Breakfast plates, imported, old price 80c, now 69c Glass sets, old price 50c, now 39c Dinner sets, 112 pieces, old price *15, noM- going at J10.41 Tea sets, blue decorated, 56 pieces, old price *6, now $3.82 Tea sets, u liite, 56 pieces, old price *5, now going at 53.05 Dippers, 2c to 20c each. Specials. Stick candy, 2 1-2 pounds for 20c Bucket candy, fancy mixed, per lb 8c Force, per package iq c This is a leader. t—» NUNNALLY & BARRETT, The Bay Street Grocera Telephone 55