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r \ f. i P. F. Cuttino «S Co. Direct attention to the new styles in “\Y. B.” corsets, which are modeled to conform to the present modes in dress. P. F. CUTTINO d CO. Will hold next Monday and Tuesday—April With and 17th—a special sale of Ladies’ HAND KERCHIEFS. All pure linen hemstitched Handkerchiefs in different width hems, worth up to 25 cents each, are offered at 10 cents each or #1 .15 per dozen. Miss Ella Turner’s showing of the latest creations in hats and millinery goods is attracting much attention. Visit this store; in the Reese opera house block. Mr. .1. M. Boone, who is sick at the residence of Ins son, D. W. Boone, in Newnan, is Ivelieved to 1h* improving. His wife, who is critically ill, is no better. A large shipment of new laces just received. Patterns you will| not see elsewhere at prices that | cannot be touched by the others. I*. F. t’uttino & Co. Dr. and Mrs. Boykin, of Car- j roll ton, visited relatives in New nan last Sunday. Mrs. Boykin was formerly Miss Allene Bradley and is quite well known in this \ city. Give us a chance and we will save you money. Newnan Hardware Company We make it ex pensive to trade elsewhere. Stoves. j Local News of Newnan | Dentist, Sulhide tf Dr. Anderson, Building. Alton Addy visited Turin Sun day afternoon. Straw hats for Easter at Barnett, St. John & Co’s. 1 Genuine Cuba molasses. Bradley & Banks. • Get your Easter outlit at Bar- j nett, St. John & Co’s. 1 I A car load Barnesville buggies. Bradley & Banks. llani]) Harrison, a well known resident of Senoia, was mingling with friends here yesterday. For Rent—Six room cottage in South Newnan, close to public school. Apply to Box H»2, City. The showing of new and artistic millinery goods at Miss Ella Tur ner’s store is delighting the ladies. Lost—Peacock. Been missing 1 about two weeks. Any informa tion will be appreciated. Stewart & Parks. G. T. Williams, of Temple, Ga., brother-in-law of the late Mrs. O. T. Williams, is in the city for a few days. We expect early next week a Silk gloves in all colors at P. F. fresh shipment of the celebrated Cuttino & Co’s. “Hawes” hats. None better made. Banister and walkover oxfords i P. 1. Cuttino A’Co. at Barnett, St. John iS: Co’s. 1 Holt and Cates’ annual easier For Rent—Several nice cottages. i opening occurs Friday and Satur- Apply to h. B. Mann, City, tf It "ill be one of the attrac tions of the Easter season. Dr. John G. Earnest was in tin city Wednesday. H. M. Hughs, who was associate i ed in business during the past two ] years with his father, R. Hughs, ! is opening up a grocery store of his own in the building formerly occupied by Neely Bros. The greatest values in white goods we have ever offered. Sounds strange with cotton at present price, but is true. We bought! early and saved 25 per cent on our purchases. P. F. Cuttino & Co. Congressman Adamson has sup-j plied Judge L. A. Perdue with a! lot of garden seed for free distribu- j tion; and, also, with a lot of Haw-; kins cotton seed. Persons desiring | seed are requested to call at the j Ordinary’s office. Mrs. Z. Greene and little daugh- ! ter, Martha, have returned from a stay of six weeks in Birmingham. They visited Mrs. Greene’s sister, ! Mrs. Glover, who has been dan gerously ill, but whose condition is now greatly improved. Dr. J. W. Taylor, of Luthers- ville, passed through Newnan yes terday en route to Cave Spring to attend a meeting of the Board of | Trustees of the State Deaf and Dumb Institute. Dr. Taylor is one of the able members of this Board. We sell Soul horn Queen Ranges, the best range made for the price. They last longer t han nt her ranges t hat cost more money, and the repairs for the forty or fifty ranges now in Newnan amounts to almost nothing. Wo are now selling a first class coal burning stove. High prices for wood are making these very popular; if you are tired of buying high priced stove wood let us help you. Blue Flame Odorless and Smokeless Oil Stoves make summer cooking a pleasure. We have the Standard Oil Company's latest im proved oil stove, in one, two and three burners. Shey are greatly improved over the 11105 model. Tools. Our line of garden tools is complete. One and two pronged garden hoes, lawn rakes, po tato hooks and spading forks. A good, heavy garden t rowel for 10c. mvm Scissors. Our scissors are the best. They are sold tin dor an absolute guarantee—if you are not pleased with your purchase we take them back. We carry alll sizes and styles, including ladies’ embroidery, manicure and left hand scissors. Our Keen Kutter Saws, Hatchets, Drawing Knives, Planes, Adzes, Sheep Shears, Razors and meat knives are fully warranted; you can’t buy better tools for any price Paint. We have just received a shipment of house paint, stains, varnishes and hard oil finish. Our paint is strictly pure and sold under a guarantee. We will save you money on paints, oil, paint brushes and all painters’ supplies. Jap-a-Lac The n ov wood finish for floors, furniture, and screen doors. Costs but 1 ill lo and wears like iron. Peerless Iron Enamel For grates, hearths, etc. One pint can for 20c a brush free with every can. Enameline In liquid nr paste form will make your old stove just like new. Newnan Hardware Co. Ready-made skirts and waists at . F. <’uttino N: < 'o’s. Panama hats, for Faster, at Bar nett, St. John N: Co’s. Purina feed is line for mules and horses. Bradley N: Banks. Nice line of Panama hats at Bar nett, St. John & < 'o’s. deception Flour for good biscuit and cakes. Bradley dx Banks. Get your straw hat for Faster at Barnett, Ht. John A- Co’s. The best in silks at the lowest prices, at P. F. Cuttino dx Co’s. Canton No. 5 corn planters do fine work. Bradley A Banks. Mr. Jeff Cotton, of Moreland, was in Newnan yesterday. Miss Bessie Camp, of Moreland, spent Monday in Newnan. Dr linen cambrics, everything you Linen lawns, linen sheetings want in linens, lowest. P. F. Cuttino A Co. Visit Miss Ella Turner’s milli nery store in the Reese opera boost block and see the display of lint hats anil millinery goods. Mrs. Willa Holt Wakefield, a sister of Mr. J.R. Holt of Newnan, Our prices bhe j ^ latly who has won a reputation as an elocutionist and impersonator in the Southern anti Eastern Slates, has signed a contract for two years, at a large salary, with Keith, the New York vaudeville manager. Anew shipment of embroidery The dwelling, smokehouse and Willis Jones, of Atlanta, Mrs - Anderson’s parents in Cotom- was in Newnan last Friday. Dr. J. C. Anderson spent last has .just been received. 5500 yards , blacksmith shop on Mr. C. I*, in this lot at very low prices. Stephens’ place, t) miles northeast P. F. Cuttino A Co. j of Franklin in Heard county, were St. Paul’s Episcopal Church set j destroyed by lire a few days ago. vices Sunday atlLBO p. in. by Rev.! Stephens’ loss amounts to Robert F. lie Bell. A cordial i„. | about #H00. His tenant lost about vitation extended to all. 1*200; including#145 in cash,which was burned in the house. Remember the Easter egg hunt at Mineral Spring tomorrow (Sat- J Our spring line of clothing for unlay) afternoon from three to men and boys is complete. Do five o’clock. Admission, 10 cents.j not miss seeing this line before Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Anderson l ,,l,(:hasi "K' <’ w ‘‘ it to yo.uv announce the birth of a daughter, f 11 ' lo < )ur ‘■' otl } i " , f ... ’.I has a national reputation; the best dealers in every town handle last Saturday, at the resilience of Saturday anti Sunday in Columbus. Straw hats for young men and boys, at Barnett, St. John A Co’s. New spring line of Monarch Shirts at Barnett, St. John A Co’s. “Eclipse” shirts in the new spring patterns at P. F. Cuttino A Co’s. I For Rent—A good four-room j ! bus John Hardaway, who has been painfully ill during the past two weeks, is improving, to the gratifi cation of the friends of himself and family. Hugh Hill, formerly of Newnan, now a resident of West Point, has been elected superintendent of the electric light plant anti system in LaG range. Mr. Tom Nall is in Newnan for Fechheiiner and Kirschhaum cloth ing. Suits a little better than you will see elsewhere at prices a little cheaper than you can buy the same quality. P. F. Cuttino A Co. Eighteen acres belonging to lion. R. D. Render anti situated back of his home on 11 ill street was recently eondemed by the Atlanta, Birmingham A Atlantic Rail mail for tin* purpose of locating there their extensive sitle tracks and terminal freight facilities. The matter was submitted to arbitra tion and a board of arbiters ap pointed, consisting of Roy Dallis for the railroad, L. J. Rentier for R. D. Render, and S. M. Murray, of Newnan, who was appointed by Judge It. W. Freeman. The arbi ters rendered a decision Thursday night awarding Mr. Bender #4,500 for the land and #750 as conse- I qiiential damages, makinga total of! *5,250.—LaG range Graphic. Mrs. J. S. Miller, who is dan gerously ill at the home of Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Fisher, is expected to I live but a shorttime. The friends j of this excellent lady anil her lain- j ily are deeply grieved to learn of her condition. & MILLINERY Wo nro through with tlm Opening. While we Hold a great- many lints, we are receiving now ones by express and we can show you a most complete line of millinery. We have everything lliat’H swell and all the latest styles. Drop in and let’s talk over a spring hut. We can please you. We curry nothing but the best a #o,0(K) stock to se lect from. house in east Newnan A. B. Cates. Apply to ja short stay, after which he will go 1 I to Palatka, Florida, where his L 0st _A bunch of keys. Please j company has a contract to install a return to the Southern Express j water plant. Office and get reward. 1 j Mr. I). T. Manget anti Mr. Wil- We can fit you out in fine attire l*vis returned Friday from a for Easter. Give us a call. I tri P Hava » a via Key West.; j Barnett, St. John A Co. j Mr - Manget visited his father in ! Mrs. L. M. McGehee, of Mail-! ras, is attending the sessions oi Presbytery. The most complete stock of hos iery ever shown in Newnan at P. F. Cuttino A Co’s. Mr. N.T. Wright has purchased the cottage on A mail Street owned by Mrs. Joel Ramey. Nice line of straw hats for young men and boys, just received at Barnett, St. John & Co's. Florida on his return. The latest anti lovliest fashions anil fads in fine millinery and thei lovliest display of artistic hats for j ladies will l*e found at .Miss Ella Turner’s millinery store. Mrs. Komaire, Mrs. Frank Kel son, Mrs. Samuel Askew of At lanta, Mrs. Callaway of Washing ton, Ga., and Mrs. Wiley of Pal metto, are among the persons call ed to Newnan this week by the ill ness of Mrs. J. S. Miller. Bicycles and Bicycle Supplies at Banta’s Wheels for girls Wheels for boys Wheels for women Wheels for men All sizes and All prices at BANTA’S Mr. J. S. Miller’s sawmill, in the Fourth district, was destroyed by fire last Sunday night. © Mrs. Lela Adams & Standing Rock. Luther Drake, of Alabama, spent a few flays recently with relatives here. Rev. Jim Nolan, Ed Kirkland, Will Stewart and T. W, Cook, of Senoia, worshipped here Sunday. Rev. E. A. Wart! filled his regular ap pointment)) here Saturday and Sunday. J. A. Hyde ban a new hoarder at bin house. It in a boy. Mrs. S. A. Entrekin, Mrs. John Oav- ender and Mrs. it. H. Addy are on the nick lint. Hewlette Hunter spent Sunday at White Oak. W. E. Morgan, of Newnan, worship- ed here Sunday. M. P. Elmore in on the nick liHt. The Earmer’H Union will meet here Saturday, 14th, hint., at 7:<K), p. rn. tion of country haw been the absorbing topic of general discussion among our people for HtiVeral weeks. The road ex pected to run through this part of tlm county is u branch of the Atlanta and Birmingham, to extend from Warm SpriugH to Atlanta. One of the surveys already nmde, pannes about one mile (last of here; another survey expected to bo nmde, willjpasH through the, town and it is confidently believed by those in po sition to know that this will be the line decided upon. There is not a prettier location for a good town in the county than at Haralson and its only drawback is its lack of railroad facilities. Wo are glut! to he on ttie main right of way of lantu a few weeks ago, was a visitor in Haralson Iasi Sunday. Much corn was planted in this com munity last week. The farmers have been unusually active the past week in preparing their corn and cotton lands. One of Mr. J. W. Hutchinson’s little boys happened to the painful accident of sticking a pitchfork in ItiH foot last Sunday afternoon. It seems that the little fellow ran against the pitchfork lying in the garden. Mrs. J. A. Addy is expected to visit relatives in South Georgia the latter part of this week. “Uncle Wesley'’ Addy, wlm has been tin; popular railroad and are ready to ; <f n > t,: >» ,,ow ”‘ ucl1 improved we : grant them any line through the city a,-H to ' oarn ' ! that they desire. I We are glad to know that Mrs. Henry .. ,, , ■ «Pope is somewhat improved. Haralson .s well represented m Allan- j pn|f> L> Ba , lU8> of N()WUan , was ta tliis week. Among those who went . i in our town last week slinking bunds Haralson. Kev. G. W. Farr, of Senoia, filled his monthly appointment at the Methodist church Saturday and Sunday, preaching two very strong sermons. Mr. Farr is greatly beloved by the members of his church at this place and is held in high esteem by all the people, irrespective of denomination. The question of a railroad for this sec- up to the Gate City are: W. A Grove... wUh hjs , fnends. He will get a stein, J. A.Hutohmson W L. Garnson, fl|)e vote in tllis diHtric c in his race for Benjamin Taylor, R. L. Brandenburg)^ of tlie court . and wife and Lon Bishop. j Next Sunday being Easter,appropriate Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Rawls visited gt)l .vice8 and exercises will be l,eld at the ! relatives at Zebulon Saturday and Sun-1 Lutheran church. Members of the | day- church and their friends are preparing j Mrs. S. A. Foster is still in Covington, j to have a nice program of exercises, be- i where she lias been for several weeks! sides the regular Easter sermon at 11 .with her little grand-daughter, who has | 0 ’olock Sunday morning. Rev. DA. j been quite ill with pneumonia. j Box, of Carrolltou, will preach the Kas- I P. J. Reeves, who moved up to At- ter sermon. Li •’I ■ 2 /•