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Great Sale of Smyrna Rugs
As a special offering we name a large lot of Reversible Smyrna rugs at the
extremely low price of $1.49- These are guaranteed to be genuine Smyrna
Rugs. They are 30 x 60 inches in size; the patterns are attractive, and the
rugs are an immense bargain at $1.49 each. Rugs of same size and quality
are sold by largest stores in Atlanta at special sales for $2.00. This is an indi
cation of how low we have priced them when we let them go at
$1.49
$1.49
We have opened up a full line of dry goods, groceries and general merchan
dise at Welcome, and our friends and patrons will find they can make their
money go as far there as anywhere else. We will also give Gold Tickets
there, as we do in Newnan. Don’t forget that every dollar purchase gets a
ticket good for drawing for $10 in Gold on May 1, at the store in Newnan.
JAS. B. HUTCHENS
West Side Square
Newnan, Georgia
Rock Spring.
Mr. tuul Mm. Joint l’mrott mill oliil-
ilnm, of Hint (''ivok, visited tlm former'll
imreiiiH here last Thurmluy.
Minh Hettie Torple.V, of (rtnutville,
viHlteil relutivoH here last Sunday.
Minn ('inter, til Douglas oouittv, is the
Sliest el her sister. Mrs. Morris.
Mr. mill Mrs. !’ (1 Smith mid little
son, nt MrOullum, were the quests of
Mr. noil mis Ktl Jenkins, Sunday.
.1. S llmntnook mid l.uther Todd, of
McCollum, attended divine services at
Hock Spring Inst Sundiw .
H. A ,1. Smith and son, T. .1. Smith,
of 1 *it 1 met in, attended services here last
Saturday.
Mrs. Alina Oantrcll and son, of Leigh’ii
Oliapel, visited relatives Imre Sunday.
Mr. mid Mrs. J. (1. Lewis and little son
spent several days last week with rela
tives at SpriiiKtlalo.
Kev. O. .1, Short filled his reKiilnr ap
pointment at Ktick Spring last Saturday
and Sunday.
A number of u«od singers are expect
ed to he at the singing here t ext Sunday
afternoon.
Misses Willie and Lillian Bagwell and
mis. Emma Prince, of Kcdron, were
among the visitors ai Kis-k Spring Sun
day.
Mr and Mrs. A. K. Parrott and chil
dren spent last Sunday with relatives
near Kcdron.
ORDINARY'S NOTICES.
OKOKOIA—Ooweta County.
The return of the appraisers setting
apart twelve months’ support to the
family of Jos. S. Plant, deceased, hav
ing been tiled in my offli e, ail persons
concerned are cited to show cause by the
1st Monday of May, HKiil, why said ap
plication for twelve months' support
should not he granted. This April 2nd,
I’.MW L. A. PERDUE, Ordinary.
Ordinary’s Court.
Would You Be Economical
and Well Dressed?
Following business wax trails- j
acted at regular term id' Ordinary j
Perdue’s court Uiis week:
Last will and testament of Hlla i
15. Hunter was admitted to probate
in common form.
L. M. Funner was appointed ad
ministrator on (‘state of Laura N.
11 ubbnrd, deeetised.
T. F. Pawls, county administra
tor, was appointed to administer j
| the estates of Mrs. (lassie Weaver
and Dr. ,1. D. ISrown, both deceas
ed; and as guardian of Myrtis Lee
O'Neal, was granted leave to en
croach on the corpus of the estate.
Order passed requiring J. T. and ^
L. E. Arnall, administrators of es- !
tateof.I. F. Arnall. deceased, to
execute deed to Lavonia Moten on ;
a lmnd for title.
Card from F. G. Hughes.
Atlanta, (la.. March .‘50. 190(5.
Editor The News;—Receiving a
number of enquiries relative to the
article signed F. M. Hughes in
your issue ol'dOth, inst., 1 sisk that
you kindly state that 1 aai not the
author of said article. My name
is Frank (I. Hughes. Jr.
F. (I. Hrents, Jr.
SEE ORR AND POWELL
New nan's cotton receipts this
season up to April 1st amounted
to 15,532 bales, as compared to
15.058 bales on same date last
year. Stock on hand on almve
date this year, 3.220 bales; last
year, 4.111 bales. March receipts
this year. 202 bales; last year, 581
bales.
,1. T. Holmes, P.eal Estate and Rent
ing Agent. Office over 1st Nat. Bank.
A FEW MORE COLD-BAND
Cups, Saucers, Plates
THEY MUST GO NOW
40c
A few more (5-inch White Plates, old
price 50c
A few more 7-ineh White Plates, old Cfln
price ()0e wUb
A few mure JjU’diniers cheap us dirt.
We have just one more 100-piece Dinner
Set. A bargain for somebody. Come
and see it.
A few more Toilets Sets, to go cheap.
We carry the high grade Hours, Postel’s Ele
gant, Diamond, K. K. K., etc.
With ’every 50 cent Pur
chase of Crockery and Tin
ware we will «ell a 48-1 h sack
of Patent Flour for $1.20, 24
lb. sack for 55c. This is an
unheard of price. You should
avail yourself of both crock
ery and tinware offers. We
guarantee everything we sell.
We carry a complete line
of Groceries, Fruits and Con
fectioneries—everything and
anything that you want. Call
to see us. We will supply
your needs at the very best
price that can be made.
Give Us a Trial.
A few more Cups and Saucers
price $1, nmv
rdd
75c
V
A few more Butter Dishes, old price 1 C.
25c, now 13if
A few odds and ends of Tinware and Enam
el W are that we must get rid of, and
you need them. First, come first served.
A few more Mixing Bowls, cheaper than you
ever heard of.
We are agents for Chase & Sanborn’s Fam
ous Coffee and Teas.
Special—Force, per package 10c
WANTED—lOOO lbs. good butter, 1 OOO
dozen eggs and 1 OOO Chickens.
NUNNALLY & BARRETT,
The ay Street Grocers
Telephone 55
