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BLOODWORIH
and BLOODIYORTH
REAL
ESTATE
and
Insurance
Business Locals.
Personal Mention
| Miss Kathleen Pitts left Monday to
Purchase & Sale Co. , a tt en( j the summer school of the Uni-
the modern home out- versify of Georgia at Athens.
fitters,
TURNIP SEED. TURNIP SEED. I Mis9 Clnire Green has returnrd from
Plant them now and net the $5 in gold j Dawaon where al '° w ‘' nt as a dele K ate
| for the four largest ones raised from to state Phtlulhea convention.
‘ our seed. Culver & Kidd.
Gold Medi l” and ‘ White House !
cannot he excelled. Chandler
Our
CoiTei
I Pros.
Phone 53 'when you want liroceries
j quick.
j Lice killer, stock and poultry food at,
C. E. Greenes.
We have several n ; ce propositions on
desirable residences in Millcdgeville for
sale on easy terms. Hloodworth &
Bloodworih.
We make a specialty of furnishing
homes and all we ask is an opportunity
to prove our ability. A good stock to
select trom. Purchase & Sale Co.
Fresh turnip seed at Culver & Kidd.
“The Postillion" and “in the Gloom
ing” the two numbers by the "Famous
Quartette" are worth the price alone
at the Colonial Concert.
Purchase & Sale Co.
the modern home out
fitters.
Miss Treanor. Miss Margaret Lattimer
and Miss Katie Cline were visitors to
Washington last Saturday and Sunday.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
S. Winn, of Meriwether, are congratul
ating them upon a very valuable pres
ent, which came on Mr. Winn’s birth
day—June 21 —in the person of a bounc
ing baby boy. lie is Charles Edwin
Winn ami will no doubt make a valuable
future citizen.
Mr. D. W. Brown has returned from
Indian Springs after a week’s stay at
that resort.
Mr. J. J. Bairett is at Wrightsville
Beach for a few days, going there from
Wilmington, where he went on a busi
ness trip.
We are offering this week the follow^
ing property and it will pay you to investi
gate:
The home place of the late Capt. Wah
ter Paine, on the corner of Jefferson and
Screven Sts., fronting on Screven 105 feet;
on Jefferson 210 feet. The house has seven
large rooms and is in good repair with all
conveniences, such as water, hot and cold
bath and one of the best wells of water in
the city, flowers, peach trees, apples, plums
and grapes with a large garden. Any one
wanting a nice home could not do better
than to buy this one at the small price of
S3.000, It is cheaper now than it will be
any more, so you had better act at once if
you want it. Also in connection and acF
joining is a lot 105x210 for the small price
of $800. Now this property is for sale and
we will make you the terms. If you cverjj,
expect to own a home you will do well to|‘ ?heSiConquerchilla 25c at all Jruif .
see this beautiful and nicely located home in RlsU
The largest stock of white enameled
the very heart of the city, rear the school,
with all the conveniences that could be ask^
ed for,
We also have the beautiful and
lovely home of Mrs. Dozier, on Jeffer=
son street, in the best section of the city
and on the most beautiful street, one that
will he paved soon, making this proper
ty worth more than double what we ask
for it now. The lot above is worth as
much as we are asking for the house and
lot. If you want a home in the best sec=
tion of the city, now is your chance. We
are offering this beautiful home for the
small price of $3,600. Can you let thisjthe modern home out-
opportunity pass? We also have several | fitters *
• • , , • r I A full program of the Colonial Concert
other propositions, see us about them it will be given in the next weeks papers.
Ice tea tumblers, pitchers and ice
picks at, R. II. Wootten’s.
Shoo-Skeeter will keep the mosquitoes
off 25c. Culver&Kidd.
4 lbs. lump starch 25cts.
1 gal. pure apple vinegar 35 cts.
W. H. Montgomery.
Cotton seed meal, hulls, baled oats
and old crop Bermuda hay. Chandler
Bros.
Pure apple cider vinegar ut, C. E.
Greenes.
Hackney Wagons sold on easy terms
by Purchase & Sale Co.
The Milledgcville Pressing Club will
do your work neatly and in most up-to-
date manner. See J. A. Aldred about
it.
Heinz’s hulk and bottle pickle at,
C. E. Greenes.
Twoyiice young mules, for sale cheap.
VV. H. Montgomery
German millet, amber cane and stock
peas for sale by Chandler Bros.
Purchase & Sale Co. Will sell you
new furniture of any kind and take
your old furniture in pnrt payment.
Don’t Gel A Divorce.
A western judge granted a divorce on
account of ill-temper and bad breath.
Dr. King’s New Life Pills would have
prevented it. They euro Constipation,
ausing had breath and Liver Trouble
the ill-temper, dispel colds, banish head
steel ware in Middle Georgia, at, R. H.
Wootten’s.
We have on hand a
very large stock o f
Mason’s fruit jars and
we will give you the
right price if you will
only call on us
R. G. Smith & Co.
Fruits and vegetables at, C. E.
Greenes.
We have just received our supply of
turnip seed for this season. Buy how
an you have a chance for getting $5 in
gold. Culver & ICidd.
Fruit jars, rubbers, caps and f*uit cans
at, It. H. Woottens’s.
6,000 feet of good lumber for sale
cheap. Apply to- News Office.
Purchase & Sale Go.
Mrs. W. J. Brake left yesterday for
a trip to Long Beach, Cal., near Los
Angeles, where she will visit iier son,
Mr. D. G. Brake.
Mr. an I Mrs. J. N. Atkinson return
ed to Milledgcville Monday after a trip
to the home of the former’s parents at
Harlem.
Mr It. A. McAuliffe, manager of the
shipping department of the Riverside
Mills of Augusta spent a few days with
his brothers here this week while on his
vacation.
Hen. Jos. E. Pottle returned home
Sunday afternoon after a few days’
visit to Capt. Sponce at Camilla, Ga.
Col. 1,. Kenan is back in town again.
He has I ieen spending a few days witli
his sister at Griffin.
Miss Roberta Jarratt left last Satur
day for Atlanta where she take a posi
tion with Ginn <& Co.
Master Lawton Hast is visition his
uncle, Mr. John G. Bear Jen, here.
Mr. C. Finney, of Haddocks, is visit
ing Mr. Stewart Wootten this week.
Miss Kate Bearden is here to spend
several weeks with her brother. Mr. D.
W. Bearden.
Miss Nora Ennis left this morning
for Chautauqua, N. Y., where she will
I spend several weeks.
Miss Susie Malone has returned from
Sandersville where she has been under
treatment and her friends will be de
lighted to know that she has recovered
from her illness.
Mr. George Von Kentz, an experienc
ed cotton man from Macon, will be
associated with the Milledgcville Cotton
Co. here this fall and is already in city.
you want lots, farms or any kind of real
estate.
BLOODWORTH
and BLOODWORTH
MILLEDGEVILLE,
Purchase & Sale CoJ
the modern home out
fitters.
Our turnip seed are the best.
Culver & Kidd.
Dental Offices
THIMUTM
Macon, G a.
COTTON SEED FOR SALE.
I I have now on the floor about 1,000
j bushels of cotton seed for sale as cow
1 feed.
July 1, 1909. Wm. Turner,
i Good milks cows for sale or rent. See
J. II. Ennis.
j Ice cream freezers, Graham flour,
best apple vinegar, fine coffee and tea,
insect powder for chickens, cholera
icuie for chickens, poultry powder, j
| stock powder, Sauer's extracts, baled
oats, hay and amber cane seed.
JOHN G. BEARDEN.
100 pieces of calico, latest and most |
up-to-date patterns and designs tor
5 l-2c and 6c per vard.—Blood worth &
Stembridge Co.
Good milk cows for sale or rent. Ap
ply to J. H. Ennis.|
^ Brave Fire Laddies
often receive severe burns, putting out
fires, then use Buckien’s Arnica Save i If you are going to Tybee on the big
( and forget them. It soon drives out! excursions buy your own bathing suit
l pain. For Burns, Scalds, Wounds, Cuts ! from R. H. Wootten.
and Bruises its earth’s greatest healer. \ . .
..... * 7. We can put you next to a good pro-1
Quickly cures Skin Eruptions, Old | ...
Sores, Buils. Ulcers. Felons; best Rile portion if you want some lumber cheap,
cure made. Relief U instant. 25c. at call on us for information-
GEORGIA all druggists. j The Ml’.'.cd-cvi’.le News.
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LEAD IN CROWN AND
BRIDGE WORK AT
LIVE AND
LET LIVE
PRICES
Take Kelene and have
your teeth extracted
without pain, and have
beautiful ones inserted
without the old roof plate
Best Gold Crowns $3.50 to $5
per tooth
Best Bridge work $4 to $5 per
tooth.
Best Set of Teeth $6 to $10.
Amalgam Fillings 50c to $i' ea.
Teeth Extracted without pain,
50 cents.
-Visit-
DR. LANIER’S
605 Cherry St.
Macon, Ga.
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