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J, W. AXDKKYYK,
SEOUKTAKV.
LOANS OF $1,000 TO $20,000 PLACED AT LOW
RATES ON IMPROVED FARMS IN THIS COUNTY
If you desire such a Loan, write us fully.
THE SOUTHERN MORTGAGE CO.
<vjs Atlanta, Georgia.
Attorney Wanted to Act
as Local Correspondent
Local News ol Newnan
YY . K. Richards spent Tuesday Sunday.
in Atlanta.
Mrs. W. I». Pringle spent Wed
nesday in Atlarita.
T. E. Atkinson, Esq., was in Se-
noia last Tuesday.
Miss Belli* Vernon King lias re
turned from Griffin.
Mrs. Sam Banks has returned
from Marshallville.
\V. L. Stallings, ., was in
Atlanta yesterday.
•I. E. Dent spent Friday and
Saturday in Atlanta.
Mr. Raphael Powell returned
Monday to Savannah.
W. If. 11 u(faker, Esq., is at
Borden-Wheeler Springs.
Dr. Anderson, Dentist; gas ad
ministered; Salbide Bldg. tf
Joe Delaney returned Monday
from Bonlen-Wheeler Springs.
Mr. and .Mrs. .J. E. Zachary
spent Wednesday in Kairlmrn.
Dr. A. Smith made a trip to
Franklin the iirst of this week.
Cashier 11. H. North of the First
National Bank is confined to his
home'by a sprained ankle, caused
by an accident which befell him on
a fishing excursion a few days ago.
J. Buford Copeland, who has
been doing repotorial work for tho
Macon Telegraph since the begin
ning of the summer vacation, re
turns to his home here this week.
Found—In Newnan a few days
ago, a valuable gold ring, gentle
man's si/e. Owner can secure
same b\ identifying it and paying
for Ibis advertisement at tin* News
office.
The glorious Fourth is respon
sible for the fact that tin* News ap
pears a day late this week. Part
of the office force took a day off
and work of issuing this week's
paper was delayed.
Wanted—An agent in each lo
cality for a lire insurance company
that insures dwellings, steam gin
neries and steam mills outside of
Am prepared to till orders lor j towns aiH , ( . itil , s . Address P. ().
Box 37, Swainsboro. (la. I t
J. F. Reynold, formerly a well
known grocery merchant of Now-
nan, now a resident of Jackson
W. Tom Brooks, of Cedartown,
is spending the week here with his
family.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Bryant
were in Atlanta last Saturday and
Fulton Milner, of Atlanta, vis
ited the heme folks in Newnan
this week.
Dr. T. S. Bailey ,1ms returned
from a stay of several weeks at
Borden-Wheeler Springs.
Montevallo coal from stock on
hand. E. C. Gdodwyn. 1-1
W. M. By rum has returnei’l from
a sojourn at Borden-Wheeler
Springs and is greatly improved in vi lU-, l'la., who is “on the road”
health. j for a lumber company, was in this
Mr. Nat Banks and Miss Jessie icily the Iirst of this week.
Banks, of A Italia, Ala., are visit-j ( - ap t. (leorge F. Balt/ell, of the
ing rcluthes in New npn and < i rant : jojft |, United States In fan try, sta-
ville.
Special Bargains in
Enamel Ware
For the next ten days we have some
thing special to offer to our customers
in enameled ware. Note prices below:
Preserving Kettles
S quart enamel preserving
kettles 32C
1:2 quart enamel preserving
kittles 50c
The friends of Mrs. W. L. Crow
der, of Handy, regret to learn that
she is critically ill with typhoid
fever.
For Sale-»-Seeond hand mule, in
good condition,at reasonable price.
tinned at Fort Leavenworth, Kan
sas, is in Newnan v isiting his fam
ily. Cupt. Balt/ell is the son-in-
law of Mrs. \V. V. Atkinson.
Thu Bible Circle of the First
Baptist Church met with Mrs. T.
It. Davis last Tuesdav afternoon
Saucepans
I quart open suttee*
puns 17c
i s quart open sauce
pans. 27c
CUTLERY
atyttf-rADUfy/Kj
SCISSORS _
RMORS
Apply to Major
Newnan, (la.
W. A. Turner;
E. <Goodwyp wishes to inform
the public Lhathe has just received
T. T. White Spent last Sunday | a car of blacksmith’s coal, (live
with the home folks at Stonewall, him your orders. M
Rev. F. J. Amis, ot \\ eleome, | Mr. It. II. Wilkinson and fain-
made a trip to La<«range yostor- ily, of San Antonio, Texas, are in
‘lay* Newnan, the guests of Mr. and
Mr. Roy Thompson, of Blakely, M 1 ** \\ , W. Spence.^
(la., is visiting relatives in New- Fred Kerse, u well known negro
' with only a few present. It will
meet with Mrs. John It. Cates next
Tuesday afternoon. A good al-
Umdauco is desired.
Roy 1-21 lis, for several months
stamp clerk in the postollice, lias
gone to his home in Meriwether
county to engage in biHness with
his father. 11 is successor in the
postollice is Bert Atkinson, young
est son of Mrs. W. Y. Atkinson.
J. II. Attaway, a clever citizen
nan. of middle age, who was employed |
J. B. (loodwyn, Jr., of Atlanta, ,lt th « Central depot, dropped dead (,m " u die, presented the News
• ’ ’ ’ . i 'i*„„ a„„ with a line cantaloupe ol the Hoke
visited relatives in Newnan last ^ 1 uesday. Smith variety on the glorious
Tom Phillips, col., will prepare Ko urth. Mr. Attaway says he is
a barbecue for the white people,on j ,. aisillK m)m , bllt H 'oke Smith
,L II. Neely s place near 1 min, on m ,,] ons this y ea r and that they urn
Friday, July 13th. the finest he has ever grown.
Mr. and Mrs. \\ . H. Davis, ol Have your mules and horses in-
Washington City, arq visiting rela- ! sure( , in the Mutuai Life Stock In-
tivesin Newnan and will remain j surance Company of Georgia. Full
here for several weeks.
Dishpans
10 quart enameled dish pans 25c
I I quart enameled dish pans ... . 85c
IT quart enameled dish pans 45c
Dairy Pans
_ quart
11
4
<i “
,H “
maint'led dairy pans
10c
15c
20c
25c
30c
Recent purchases of pucket knives gives us
the strongest line of cutlery shown in Newnan.
Our line includes three of the best known
makes of imported kniv<*s that come In Amer
ica., also several well known American makes
that are guaranteed to give the purchaser sat
isfaction, In our stock of Rodgers, IXL, lin
ker, Keen Klit ter, Miller Rms. and King Clip
per knives we can suit every customer in qual
ity and price.
Newnan hardware Company
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Bailey visit
ed relatives at Whitesburg last
Sunday.
(live your orders to the Newnan j
Market and Ice Company for Cow
eta raised mutton.
Mrs. Rebecca (iottieb is spend
ing a month at Atlantic City and
in New York City.
Mrs. W. H. Daniel, of Thomas-
ten, is the guest of Prof, and Mrs.
J. A. Pendergrast.
Ernest Aston has accepted a po
sition in Macon and left for that
city a few days ago.
Attorneys YY\ C. Wright and T.
F. Rawls made a professional visit
toSenoia last Monday.
! face value of all policies will be
Services at St. Raul’s Episcopal j paid. For information and terms,
church next Sunday at 4 o’clock, call on or write to J. W. YY'ill-
by the Rev. Robt. F. De Bell.
Cordial invitation to all to attend.
I Mr. C. A. Stacy, who has been
the guest ol Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
coxon, agent for Coweta and Car-
roll counties, Newnan, (la. If
Mr. <>. YY’. Rassavant, of Lynch
burg, Y’a., a recent graduate of
his hospitality and the line quality
of the dinner Jun e been heard.
After dinner the crowd was polled,
and of Hie 2<i gentlemen present,
25 voted for Hoke Smith and one
was non-committal.
YVhile waiting for a train at the
union passenger station in this
city yesterday, Mrs. YY’.Y’. Brooks,
oi'Senoia, who was on her way to
Atlanta, missed a valuable gold
headed umbrella, for which search
was at once made. The umbrella
was found in the ladies toilet room,
but the beautiful handle, which
If in the administration of the
office I have merited your approv
al, do me the great kindness to
write (lev. J. M. Terrell, Atlanta,
(la., a letter saying so and asking
my reappointment.
I use this medium for making
this request as it is probable the
appointment will be made before it
is possible forme to set* all my
Ordinary’s Court.
A. R. Barelield, executor of
estate of Susan S. Hibson,, was
granted letters of dismission.
<1. 10. Barks, guardian of Jose])h
W. I’arks, was granted letters of
dismission.
T. F. Rawls, administrator of
(“state of J. D. Brown, deceased,
was granted leave tx> sell lands.
'1'. If. Rawls was appointed guar-
friends in person.
I can but promise you lor the In- , ( |j ail ,n' the property of tin* estates
lure the same energy and zeal in j ()H( . ai . j. siluS) pp, <>. Sims and
the discharge ot the duties ol ol j ifoluirt <1. Sims, minor children of
lice that has characterized my past; j sj llls dec,-used
record. With my experience I be
Simms for the past three weeks, the Law Department of the I ni
j will return to St. Louis next Sat- (versrty of Georgia, is now a resi
dent of Newnan and is associated
with Hon. YY r . C. YVright in the
practice of law. Newnan is pleas
ed to have Mr. Rassavant within
her gates and trusts In* will meet
with great success here.
The following students of the
Special
Orders
unlay.
1>. B. Monroe and John W. Cur
rie, of Raeford, N. (’., and L. YY'.
Bailey, of Leesburg, Fla., entered
Wanted—An agent in each conn- i the Southern School of Telegraphy
ty in Georgia to write Live Stock this week.
Insurance lorSavannah, <>a., ( om- 'fhe number of books issued dur-
pany. Address R. <>. Box 3 : V big the month of June at the Car- Southern School of Telegraphy left
Swainsboro, Ga. VA , u ,jrj,, Library was as follows: Fic- this week to accept positions on the
-——■~ —— ““““tion, 1150; classed literature, 5(i; Central, Louisville dx Nashville,
total, 1 000. Chattanooga Southern, Southern,
... . . Atlantic Coast Line and Seaboard
Yes, we manufacture picture .... .. . ... ,, .
.... . Air Line railroads: YY . I. Srite,
iraiues and make high grade por
traits in Crayon, Rastel and Sepia.
Newnan Ricture Frame YY’orks.
Brewster Bldg. tf
Judge R. YY’. Freeman and
daughter, Miss Xansie, went to
Senoia last Monday to attend the
funeral of their relative, Miss Re
becca Freeman. . T . ,
present. Jt was a pleasant and
We have.tufct purchased a score,enjoyable affair. Politics and the
ol line native sheep and wilHiegin 1 guljernatorial campaign received a
: serving Coweta raised mutton to fair share of attention in the way
our customers today. Newnan 0 f discussion, and the fact was
Market and Ice Co. developed that only three or four
The postolliee, banks and fae votem in th ‘* « f <bl ' fc y> ol '
to lies of Newnan were closed on 1,101 present, at the cue were op-
the Fourth. The day was extreme- I’ os, - (1 lo Hok ‘‘ Hmith -
ly quiet in Newnan, however; the Capt. S. S. Nash entertained the
I crowd in town being small. county officials and several other
friends at dinner on July 4 at. Iiis
was an heirloom, was gone, much ,
to the discomfiture of Mrs. Brooks. ' ,ll "‘ 1,0 I ,U 1 a,n ll "‘ I’ 1 "
The police were notified of the I*™ 1 ^ ,m th,H i,n l ,orttt " t office,
theft, but the handle, which was j
broken off near the top, has not, (,ovm,or In my behalf,
been found.—Griffin News and
Sun.
I trust my friends will write the
II
YY'. G. Rust.
Last will and testament of A
Starr, deceased, was admitted
probate in common form.
N.
to
Special orders for line Jew
elry, Watches, Diamonds and
Silverware will receive the
most prompt and careful at
tention if given to us. Any
thing desired in these lines
may be secured readily and
quickly by placing an order
here. 1 am in touch with
the largest manufacturers
and wholesale dealers in the
United States, and am pre
pared to purchase these
goods at reasonable - figures.
Bear these facts in mind
and let me serve you when
vou have special orders to
place.
Frank J. Flannery
Watchmaker and Jeweler.
Aii enjoyable Fourth of July
barbecue was given at Mr. Emmett
Bailey’s country home near A mail.
About 25 guests were in attend
mice; among tin* number being the
following ladies and gentlemen
from Newnan: Mr. and Mrs. C. L. !„, .,, , u
J , K. Joiihh itii<1 >itiii11 y lust Sunday
Iledenberg, Misses Emmie Terry
Dodson.
J. K. Boone, of Sargent, who tins lie-
oepled tlie position of niilway mail
clerk, will begin work next Thursday.
Edrlie Hoy Hyde,who lias had typhoid
pneumonia, Ik rapidly improving.
O. It. Hays, of Newnan, visited Mr
Notice.
Regular conclave of Tailored
< ’om in in id cry, No. II, Knights
; Templar, will la* lieid next Friday
night, .Inly 13. There will la*
work in I lie Red Cross degree.
J. J. K kith, 10. (’.
John Ask K\f, Recorder.
YY r . (i. Cauthen, YY’. M. Sanders,
(’: 15. Bailey, C. V. Carter, W. J.
YY'oods, Sam Caldwell, T. S. Su-
song, (). M. Dozier.
A barbecue was given at S. Y\
Carpenter’s place last Tuesday af
ternoon and about forty gentlemen
from Newnan and elsewhere were
MiHH Ora Copeland, of Welcome, is
Hardaway, Linda spending a few days with relatives and
Lou Reavy, Miss friends near Dodson.
J. J. Reese and mother visited rela
tives in Douglas county the latter part
of last week.
Ed Copeland and Miss Kara Austin
visited Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Copeland
Sunday.
Mr. J. (’. Hood and family, who
moved to Newnan last, spring, moved
""" —— back to their farm near Koscoe last
Solicitor Post to the People, week. Mr. Hood was clerk for Block
Bros. Co. while in Newnan, hut his
Snead, Ruth
Si m ri I, Mary
Hester, Misses Mary Lou Holmes
and Ellen Gridin; Lewis Rowell,
('lias. Deadweylcr, Lcbramlt Lin
don, James Brewster, Henry
Bailey, Walter Holmes, (’has.
Fain, Mr. Poole.
Newnan, (la., July I, 1001!.
To the Citizens of Coweta County:
For one term 1 have been the
Solicitor of the City Court of Now-
nan, during which time I have en
deavored to discharge the duties
of the office fearlessly and without
favor. I am an applicant for re
appointment for another term, and
had hoped I would have no oppo-
heulth would not permit him staying
there the remainder of the year.
Several persons from this community
attended the Chattahoochee Convention
in Douglas county Iasi Saturday and
Sunday. The next convention wilt he
held at Andrew’s Chapel, near Koscoe,
the first Sunday in next July and Satur
day before.
Baskin Moore and sister, Miss Maggie
bon, v,sited Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hyde
last Sunday.
Tom King and J. S. Carmieal.of New-
YY anted—A good agent in each ,, , ,,
^ camp on the Newnan and Prank
county to appoint sub agents tor .. . . . . ...
•' 1 , , . . . . !in road, about six miles from tin
and represent the best Live Stock u „; u (l t
Insurance Co. in Georgia. Capital
stock #10,000. Address,
P. L. Watspn, Heety. A Treas,
almost nail, vinted near Koscoe Sunday,
officers The 11 xt meeting of the G. b A
city. The gentlemen who were
the genial Captain’s guests pro
nounced the occasion a marked
success, and many expressions
sition, as it has been the
unbroken custom that our will be withMr. and Mr
hold two terms, but within the la-T Newton on the night of July 21.
few days Col. YY'. L. Stallings has — - —
entered the contest for the place j A. R. Barelield, of Hannah,
and is seeking the endorsement of Douglas county, was a visitor to
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Swainsboro, Ga. |commendatory and laudatory of the people for the position I have. I Newnan the Iirst of this week.
Our Repair
Department
Ik just aching to get a chance to be
of service to vou Ii in si thorough
ly equipped that there is no repair
jot) that it Ik ufniid to tackle.
We repair the highest guides of
winches that lire made, with a per
fect knowledge of the care they
should receive.
We rejuvenate tired clocks so that
they run again as good as new
We repair rings and brooches and
eye glassesi and such things, and
stand ready to assist you at short
notice in any emergency that rnay
require the use of our n-pair depart
ment.
Mr. Thomas IJ. Johnson, nn expert
watch maker, is now in our repair
department, and prompt and efficient
attention \mII lie given to all orders.
H. S. BANTA