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Ml I |j F.W EDWARDS ( >. OKL * BRON jj ! py ' 1 jJI <§f V || II eJJ EW IE IE IE IR, ©. Iff M CHATTANOOGA, TETOT. ji I! 11 x When you come to Chattanooga, we |j M invite you to visit at our store. Make M M it your headquarters. We will be glad !| HI to see you. || j | You will be entertained by the won- j| j| derful collection of beautiful articles jj |V that we have gathered from every jj I*l market. This is the great gift season jj M and ours is the Gift store. We have II 1.1 them for every occasion, Wedding, 1.1 II Birthday, Anniversary, in fact when || ij you want to give a present come to our j j lj store, our stock is so varied, it makes rjj V it easy for you to get just what you M U want at the price you wish to pay. Jl ||' Come to see us. jj W Edwards d Leßron || ii U II )i CATLETT Hock Spring, Rfd. 1, Oct. 20- All ia quiet in and around Cat lett. Several in here beginning to sow wheat. Henry Stephenson's baby that was burned is improving. Martin Arnold has acoepted a Public Sale On Nov. 10,1910, I will offer for sale at my residence my entire personal property, consisting of the following: Farming Tools —One Disc Cultivator, one Reaper and Binder, one 4-horse Disc Harrow, one Mow ing Machine, one Hay Rake, one Wheat Drill and other farming tools. Feed stuff— loo bushels Corn, 40 bu. Wheat, 100 bales Clover and Timothy Hay, 1000 bundles Fodder. StOC’l— One seven year old Mule. Beef Cattle— 2 head of Beef Cattle. Hogs- 8 head Pork Hogs. Bees —20 Hivea of Bees. t Wagons and Buggies —One 2-horse Wagon, one Buggy, one 2-horse Surrey. Household and Kitchen Furniture— Consisting of one piano, one organ, 2 feather beds and many other household goods. Sale will open at 9 a. m. Terms of sale made known on day of sale. J. D. McConnell position with John Arnold at Catlett in the store. Martin is one of our model young men. Kiq. H. 8. Cordell is building him a bouse on his father's farm near Catlett. A. H. Cooper is building him a nice barn on his farm at Catlett. W. A. Stephenson is talking of moving to Roseville this fall. Walker Connty Messenger, October 28, 1810 J. G. Arnold has gone out of busi ness at Catlett, John having bought him out. We bad a light frost Sunday morn ing. Several from in and around Cat lett attended the fair at Chicka mauga Saturday. James Cornutt and T. D. West were in Chattanooga last week trad ing horses. James Vaughn is putting on a fine lot of chestnut wood at Rock Springs. ROY. WARREN LaFayette, Rfd. 1, Oct. 25—Pres. J. F. Smith made us a lecture ac cording to appointment Sunday af ternoon. Three score and ten and still working for the up building of his people. Is not that a grand compliment to pay anyone? R. A. Johnson, of Catoosa county, and his son, Hubert, came over and purchased a buggy in LaFayette; their mule ran away and consider ably damaged the buggy. Prof. Julian Bizemore was visiting Levi Bird Sunday. Mr. Erwin, of Rossville. and Miss Ada Ezell, of St Elmo, were visiting the latter’s parents Sunday. Prayer meeting every Thursday night. liarve Rhudy was visiting John Hegwood, of Catlett, Sunday. Mrs. Josephine Loggins and Mrs. Moon, of Screnmersville, were visit ing Mrs. W. T. Skates Sunday. Miss Callie Coker, of Trion, W3B visiting her old friend, Mrs. Allen Pettigrew, Sunday. We NEITHER BUY NOR SELL UNCERTAIN SHOES. Ouality speaks in every pair and the price beckons you. SJSff iflicmS jS JIB.V.MWIWBSB*' ASCALON Picnic at High Point—The Stork Still Busy on Mountain Ascalon, Oct. 26.—A very pleas ant party consisting of Mr. and Mrs W. H. Singleterry and sons, Elmer and King, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson and family and Miss May Bridges, of Cooper Heights, and Mr. and Mrs. Clark Singleterry and family, of Langdale, Ala., visited Ascalon and the peak, High Point, Sunday. This party was joined by Mr. and Mrs. C. A Chambers anu family, Miss Nell Chambers and Pnil Chambers and just before as cending the peak all in the party had a delightful picnic at a fine mountain spring. All enjoyed themselves greatly. Mrs. Clark Singleterry was raised in the plains of Alabama and had never visited a mountain before. She was charmed and awed by the scenery below the high cliffs. High Point enjoys the distinction of being the highest peak in Northwest Geor gia. Five or six states may easily be seen on a clear day. The stork is still actively engaged in this community. It presented Mr. and Mrs. John Henson with a fine little girl last week. This gal lant, busy bird has cheated the cen sus fhan out of at least a dozen names in this place and many be lieve he is arranging to build his winter nest at Ascalon. There have been some Gypsy for tune tellers here recently. We learn that Capt. Q. A. Sawyer got his fortune told. This is significant and doubtless the Captain is on the “war path.” Keep an eye on him, young widows and young ladies—well — old maids, too. John Powell is building a 4-rcom tenement house. Paul Chambers is in charge of the job. So you see our village still grows. CATAMOUNT. Lynn’s Antiseptic Healing Oil for cuts and burns. Make Our. Store Your Headquarters When Yen Come to the Fair We cordially invite the people of the county while in LaFayette attending the Fair next Thursday and Friday to make this store their headquarters. our splendid lines of fall and winter We have a complete line of' General Merchandise, Dry Goods and Notions, Men’s and Boys’ Hats, Caps, Etc. Sweaters for Ladies, W Men, Girls and Boys Underwear for Ladies, H en anc * Children M Furnitur e» Coffins and Caskets We handle the well-known Shield Brand We are Sole Agents here for <Mn The <£9A Th « famous Carhartt Overalls «J>lU Lowest 4) ZUhighest We are local agents for Chattanooga Plows. See the two models on display during the Fair. For Winter Shoes for Boys and Girls buy Buster Brown Blue Ribbon Shoes. We have a general line of Brown Shoe Co’s. Shoes. CULBERSON, SHAW A SHAW Reliable Merchandise at Fair Prices. LAFAYETTE - GEORGIA Want a Farm? Bargains For Quick Sale 80 ACRE FARM-50 Acres cleared, 30 Acres timbered. 2 houses, one brand new Six room House—Cost $1 000 00 One Three room House for tenant. Lies on two roaiu Public Roads and has close school and church Part Red Mulatto land and raises 3 4 bale co'ton to acre. Price SI7OO 00. Terms—s7oo.oo cash, balance in One, Two and Three years. 80 ACRE FARM— Situated 2 1-2 miles from LaFayette, on both sides of Government Pike. Property has good well, spring and running water through* land. 2 houses-one 5 room frame house-cost SBOO 00-one 3 room frame tenant house. 12 acres woodland, 150 peach and 200 apple trees, all bearing. Price $2,000.00. Terms SSOO 00 cash, balance in 3 yearly payments. 104 ACRE FARM— 7O Acres cleared. 31 in timber. Situated on two mail routes. 1 1-4 miles from pike, 1-4 from school. Part Black Hickory land. Raises 3 4 bale cotton and 40 bu. corn per acre. Two frame houses, Everlasting well, spring and running water through place. Price SIBOO.OO. Terras SOOO.OO, balance on your own terms. 90 ACRES FARMING LAND within 1.4 mile of churches,. schools, R. R. station and Government Pike. Has small im provements. 60 acres cleared, 30 acres good level land to clear. 212 miles from LaFayette. Will make you a good home and l farm. Small payment down and the balance on your owm terms. 100 ACRES OF GOOD RIDGE LAND —Lies well, 1 mile from LaFayette on Green Bush road. There is enough wood on land to pay for it. This land will make you a valuable farm and home on good easy terms. Come and look over this bargain. Price $750.00. DON'T MISS THlS:— Three acres of ground, 5 room house. Modern impr ivements; Barn, smokehouse, woodshed and wash house. Just tvo blocks from Courthouse Square. Price SIBOO 00_ On easv terms. LOOK AT THIS:— A little over an Acre of ground, just 2 1-2 blocks from Courthouse Square. Plenty of room for 3 dwelling houses. 500 foot frontage on Main St. Price SSOO 00. Terms 200.00 cash, balance one year. A LOT of one and a half acres with 105 foot froDtage on North Main. Three blocks from courthouse square. Spring and running water on place. Near est vacant lot on North Main from conrthonse. Price $550.00, terms S2OO. Oft cash and balance in one and two years. A GOOD SMALL FARM of 60 acres just one mile from LaFayette, Ga. Half of this land is Red Mulatto land. Has one four-room hense. barn, two springs, everlasting well. Price $725. terms $475.00 cash and balance in one and two years. Other Good Invesments Shown on Request. KING & WRIGHT REAL Office in Bank ot LAFAYETTE ESTATE LaFayette Bldg. GEORGIA