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HUTCHENS’
CENT CASH STORE
Meeting of County Commis
sioners.
whom will lie pleased to hear him
again. He will stop over enroute
to C'amden, Ala., to attend the
meeting of the Associate Reformed
A new line and
lower prices
( >1 t<>ii I>1111 mg, per Hi 10c
Window shades 10c nn< 1 25c
7- r ■ men's negligee shirts
2( |, M yds Te brown sheeting
i40xlo in. heavy towels,j»r
It'xlM in. towels, pr
JO 'xdo wool Smyrna rug
! . dies' knit underwear, suit
I,tidies’ knit underwear, suit
Mu's knit underwear, suit
ilk hoods, good values
23c. 4Bc and 85c
48c
6c
23c
10c
1.38
55c
85c
85c
Children's
at, each
Kali mil
nied hats,
lint", hut si
Call and si
SI'
inerv. I,adi
We don’t
II a high gnu
■ I hem.
t rim-
eliellp
•Ill'll p.
Hat s w Ol t It l?.t x t at
Hals wort It 2 0(1 at
llats w old li :!.:>!) a I
Hats worth (•<»<» at
look will eon v i nee you I hat
right.
1.25
1.50
2.30
4.00
Olll
our p
a r<
Regular monthly meeting of
Hoard of County Commissioners Synod,
was held Wednesday and the'
usual routine business was dispos- Mr. Cummings, an aged and
ed of. Some other important mat- widely known citizen of Palmetto,
te is also received attention. Capt. who died this week, was buried
S. S. Nash was re-elected superiti- here Wednesday, He was the
tendent of the chaingang for the stepfather of Mrs. M. A. Wiley,
year 11107; W. L. Crtice was re- who formerly resided in Newnan
elected superintendentof the couii- and has numerous friends here,
ty farm for next year; and <>. 1
Carloads of the very
Highest Grade Coal
are being received by
HorsKMoi.il NiM hssrriKs,
Rai'gain in toilet soap, H cks
H quart dish pan
IT quart dish pan
l.arge enanyded washpun
l.arge tin washpun
White cedar bucket
J{ brass hoop cedar hpekot
qt galvanized foot tub
il piece fancy water set
Wash basin and pitcher
I,urge roll bowl and pitcher
10 foot clothes wire
(rood brace and bit
blacking brush
Hair brush
Shu\ mg brush
Waste basket
School basket
(’oilee mill
Suit case
no handkerchiefs tor
2 packages envoh pcs for
Inc lamp chimney for
I’carl top lamp chimney
Payne was re-elected superinUmd-
10c i cut of the road machine gang for
the same length of time.
('apt. Nash expects to complete
the work on the Newnan and
Franklin road by Hec. 1st. This
road is lieing graded to the Heard
county line, a distance of twelve
miles from Newnan. The work is
Ireing done in a tirst elass manner
ami the road will Is* one of the with Mr. and Mrs. T. F.
finest in the enmity when finished.
10c
24c
23c
9c
18c
40c
25c
1.50
59c
1.00
10c
25c
10c
10c
10c
10c
10c
Frank J. Flannery has removed
his jewelry store to No. 1 Fast
Broad Street, next door to the new
bank. The Hardaway bank build
ing, formerly occupied by him,
will lie occupied as a clothing store
by .1. Mark I hmbar.
CATES COAL COMPANY
and wagon loads are daily going
out to our customers. Phone 117
Mr. and Mrs. ,1. N. Sewell, for
merly of < 'edar < reek district, are
now residents of Newnan and are
Smallest Vote on Record.
Probably tin* smallest vote ever
polled in an) election in Coweta
county was that cast lust Tuesday
for Congressman and judges of t he
29c Court of Appeals. The polling
75c plan's were opened in all the dis-
4c triet.s of the county except the
5c Fourth, but at some places only
10c four or live persons voted. The
5c total vote of file count,y w as 2(i<> you’ll
for Congressman Adamson, 271 for for the
Shackleford. They have many
friends here whoeordially welcome
them to Newnan.
A wise saving of Daniel Webster
was to trade at the store that did
the most business. There is a
reason for it . We are doing the
business. There is a reason for it.
Visit our storetimd see.
Boone’s.
When you hear Lily (the
“primy doniior" ) ami see Juniper
(who gives color to lilt' show)
be glad you bought a ticket
i “M iisicul Bouquet.”
R.’B. Russell and 272 each
Sec us for furniture, center tables, plain and rocking (i . p mv ,.n ami b. ii. Kill.
chairs. We will sell you at the old price.
Those two tiini<I little maids will
make you smile when you meet
tin* “Blossom Fauiilv.”
Wednesday ol each week is Special
Bargain Day. Watch out* Windows
r A.
One
voter scratched the name of R. B.
Russell and twelve scratched Con
gressman Adamson’s name. I id
Newnan 120 votes were east for
judges of Court, of Appeals and GEORGIA— Coweta County
I 15 v otes for Adamson.
SUPPOSED
Petition for Charter.
To be an OFFj season for
harness. We are making
special prices with view of
making exception to this
rule. We havejn stock over
100 sets tharnessT 60lsad-
dles, 87 horse blankets and
over 100 robes.
Hvtchens’ 10c Store
West Side Square.
Preaching at White Oak.
Rev. Ira H. Caldwell, of Pros
perity, S. C., will preach at White
Oak Presbyterian church next
(Sunday, Nov. Mill. lie is a for
mer pastor of tliis church and is
greatly beloved by the people ol
that seetiou of the county, all of
Orr & Powell
A WISE MAN
Or woman will read advertisements because they recognize
the fact that this is the business man’s method of giving put
information which is of vital importance to all who are pros
pective buyers in the various
lines of merchandise. It is
our nature to want the best
goods for the least possible
outlay of cash, and the mer
chant who watches his busi
ness closely and buys his
goods right, can surely meet
all competition and often
times place bargains before
you which competition can’t
touch, an investigation of our
stock and a close study of the
high quality and excellence
of our furniture offerings for
this month, will result in the
satisfying of your wants at
prices which will make you
feel like you got the goods
for nothing.
To the Sui'iMtor Ouurt of said County:
Ttiopetition of Wilburn A. Brannon,
Victor E, Mnngut, Jr , l>nn T. Mungot
and Frank G. Hughes, Jr., all of said
Stuff and County, res|>ectfnlly shown:
I. That they dosiro for themselves,
their associates, successors and assigns,
to be incorporated under the name and
style of the Mangel Brannon Company
for the period of twenty years, with the
privilege of renewal.
The object of said corporation is
pecuniary gam and profit to the share
holders.
II. The capital stock of the corpora
tion is to lie Thirty-Five Tliousnnd Dol-
inrs ($85,000.00) divided into shares of
One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) each,
with right to increase or diminish the
same at any time, and from time to
time, so that the capita! stock shall not
exceed in the aggregate One Hundred ’ " 1 r
Thousand Dollars (*100,000.00) nor be to ' vlt:
h ss than Thirty-Five Thousand Dollars One ninth undivided remainder inter-1
(lie,000.00,; the amount of the capital | »[ *'"} _*? the , fo J l ™ ,a K
stock, actually paid in, is Thirty-Five
door in the City of Newnan, said State i
and County, between the legal hours of ,
sail', oil tlie iirst, Tuesday in December, 1
“Red Star
Jellico”
Thousand Dollars(,15,000.00).
4. Thu chief place of doing business
and principal office of said corporation
shall be in Newnan, said State ami coun
ty; they desire to have branch offices
and store-rooms and salesrooms, either
or all, in such other places in said State,
or elsewhere, as they may determine.
5. The particular business they pro
pose to carry on is purchasing and sell
ing. at wholesale, groceries, tobacco,and
all kinds of like or other merchandise;
to manufacture and make any article or
thing handled m mercantile business;
purchasing and selling, for oasli or on
credit, any articles and tilings as ure
usually kept embraced in u general mer
cantile business, and all such articles
and things as are bundled aad sold in a
mercantile business; acting ns general
and special agents, or as brokers, for
that tract or parcel of land known as lor
No. Oil and that part of the east half of
lot No. 54 which lies south of New River !
or Morgan Creek in the Grnntville Dis-1
trie! of Coweta county, Georgia; bound
ed on the north by lands of John Dun
bar and the Now River; cast by lands of I
S. 10. Leigh and T. 10. Zellars; south by
lands of Scott Davis; west by lands of
John Dunbar; containing in rlie aggre
gate ’IttH acres, more or less. Levied on
as the property of A. B. Caldwell, by
virtue of a li fa. issued from the city
court of Newnan, in favor of Burdette
and Roberts and against said Caldwell, i
Tenant in possession notifi-d in terms of
the law. This Nov. 8th, 11)0(1.
J. L. BROWN, Sheriff.
Ordinary’s Notices.
This is the name of a do
mestic coal that will give ev
ery user perfect satisfaction.
It burns readily, leaves no
(•linkers and lint few ashes,
and affords the maximum
amount of heat. It is an ideal
coal for family use, or for
heating purposes when used
in any grate or coal stove.
We supply “Red Star Jelli
co” in any quantity and till or
ders promptly. Prices are
reasonable. Will appreciate
your coal orders, and believe
our stock will give ' perfect
satisfaction.
Finest line of all wool blankets ever brought to
Newnan. from M.Ds to $9.50 per pair.
Beautiful comforts from $1.9$ to $8.50.
National sanitary felt mattresses. “U'st on
earth,’' fancy tickings, at $12.75, 10 days
only. Other grades from $2.50 to $7.00.
A most elegant line of rockers just received at
low prices. Stove prices cut almost in half.
Swelled line of framed pictures in town.
Art squares, rugs, etc., are priced way down.
Come to my 3tore and buy goods at low prices.
Yours for business,
NEWNAN ICE & COAL COMPANY
Paul SmiO), Manager
Phone No. 218
GEORGIA—Coweta Comity.
The estate of Martha Bullard, lnte of
other persons, companies and oorpoin- Q oullt y i deceased, being uurepre-
' dons; purchasing, holding nnd selling genft , d n nd not likely to be represented,
real estate; erecting or procuring to be p er80U8 concerned are required to
erected buildings, improvements and He- 8 j )ow caU80 q, t | ltJ Court of Ordinary of
velopmeuts upon real estate as they may County, on the tirst Monday in
determine; purchasing and selling bonds p 0oem q er next, why such administra-
or stocks; to loan money and taking se- tio|1 S | I0U \ ( ^ not q e vested in the Cotin ty Office at R. R. Junction,
cunties therefor as they see tit as well A(lmiulstrator . This Nov. 5th, I90t>.
as to borrow money and secure same as £j A PERDUE, Ordinary, i —
may bo determined. j 1 the position of general delivery
a. They desire that they may have all GEORGIA _ 0oweta County. i clerk in the Newnan postoffice in
otliei powers, pin i egis an minium us ^ RftW i s Temp. Adnir. of estate , order to give attention to his farm-
incident and appropriate under the laws Shaw Griffin, deceased, i w intereste near Turin W F
ot Georgia, to a corporation similar and . , ^ . I mg inunesus, neai mini. >v . r.
Of like purpose. haT,n * a PP hed to l ' e Court of T 0rdluary f j C. Lynch has been advanced from
7. W herutore they pray legal filing, , ftdmi(||8trntiou 0I1 sai(1 estat e,all persons I the L >OSltlOU °‘ ? tom P clerk to
record and publication of this petition, couoenie(1 are reqnited t0 show cause in j general delivery window, and is
and foran order gmutmg tbi.application Court lir t he first Monday in Dec j succeeded at the stamp window bv
1 iftfviii made. W. vt. i um, , , . , •*
Petitioner’s Attorney next ' if ftnr tlie - v cau ’ wh - v SfUl1 “PP llca - | Glenn Wilkinson, formerly carrier
tion should not be granted. This Nov. R p D t xt Th -
Filed in office, this Nov. 7, lPOfl 6 th, 11*06. L.A. PERDUE, Ordinary. , * "' AUiS
L. TURNER, Clk. S. C. C. C. leaves a vacancy m the carrier’s
Georgia, Coweta Gduuty. ' GEORGIA—Coweta County. i position on No. 2, which is to lie
It L. turner, Clerk of the Supiiioi Mrs. M. S. Moore, having applied to tilled at Once.
Court in and for said County, do hereby the Court of Ordinary of said County j Mr. Summers’ friends regret his
certify that the above and foregoingts a ; forTjetters of adnunistmiiou on estate ' departure from Newuau. He was
true and correct copv of the original ap- of Robert C. Moore, deceased, all per- ' llt - mnvt nonillnp nnH
J. N. MARBURY
Successor to Newnan Furniture Co.
jilication for charter of the Manget
Brannon Company, ns appears of file
and record in this office. Witness my
sons concerned are required to show
cause iu said Court by the first Monday
in December next, if any they can, why
one of the most popular and effi
cient clerks in the office. The
young men who have been pro-
hand and the seal of said court, this application should not he granted, moted are deserving employes and
Nov.
1906.
L. TURNER, Clk. s* O. C. C.
This Nov. (Uth, 1906.
L. A. PERDUE. Ordinary.
SHERIFF S SALE.
their friends are pleased to see
them advancing in the postal ser
vice.
GEORGIA—Coweta County.
Will be sold defore the court house
Changes in the Postoffice.
E. Gary Summers has resigned
Meet me at Boone's.
L, ».JlT.. *:r*. y ,
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