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FSBSONAL AND
Eggs are selling at 20 market. oents
dozen iu the Statesboro
.4 balls Standard Potash
at J. F.Olliffs,Excelsior, 4t
Sy.rup is worth 22 cents a gal
£ou in Statesboro. This is
befler tfian heretofore.
Full Patent Flour $4.50 at J.
)?. Oil iff s. J&eelsio- 4t
Mr, A m;il Alderman is prepm
^%;to.byy ; H jlouse and lot in
sis tales bur<».
1, carry ,tb<3 longest line ol
{Shoes in ,tow;b. Give me a
,ea'l.l- Lanier
Mr lias, ^iw-its, of
was.in tlte city.tinHupday t to see
Jus best girl.
Mrs. I). C. Bradley ?kas
.appointed postmistress a,t’Black
i»ost office ip jLLJety.
. 25 lbs. gQ^di rice $1.00 at J.
F, Olliffs, Excelsior.
Mr. M. C. Jones has rented
./the C'hambeis house from Mr. J.
W. Olliff in West Statesboro and
{ !will occupy it duriug next year.
Full line of Christmas
<Goodsin stock and to arrive
&t Mrs, A. Moore’s
Mr. J. VV, Olliff is preparing
to build four or ffve neat 5 room
dwellings in town.
The,wind on Monday night blew
.dowij a good deal of fencing in
this community. No other dam¬
age reported.
When you come to court
-next week come around and
inspect my stock of shoes.
C A. Lanier
Mr. and Mrs. D. R, Newton are
moving to Higgston where they
will make their future home. Be¬
fore leaving Mr. Newton arranged
\for his home paper to be sent, to
Ifcim each week.
Mr. J. C. Deal offers a neat five
room house for rent in West
; ,Statesboro. The terms are $5.00
per month.
I sell the best patent flour
for $4.50 per barrel. Every
barrel warranted. J. G. Foil
bean j.ijk Hubert, Ga. .,j>
J, E. ^’‘tislej’ ik Myers wait
among those who came in and en¬
couraged the editor in a substan¬
tial manner during the past week.
Mr. D» E. Bird of Sam was in
x>n Monday and had his subscrip¬
tion marked ahead.
Lanier keeps the only ex¬
clusive Shoe Store in States¬
boro see his goods and get
his prices before buying.
Mrs VV. H. Ellis returned on
Mon ay after a week’s visit with
relatives at StUlmore and Metier,
Mrs. R. J. Kennedy is
per parents near Portal for a few
days this week
Jf yon want the freshest
-and purest meats gi ve me a
call, Phone No 25.
J,L Brannen
Mis* B«aaie Holland, of States¬
boro, is visiting her cousin Mrs.
J. 0. Coleman. Miss Holland is
always a welcome visitor to
town. Her modesty and charm
ing manners have already won
for her a host of friends and ad¬
mirers.—Pine Forest.
I devote my entire
tion to supplying your
jn Shoes. Give me a trial.
C. A. Lanier
Pgyg Strange came over
$t;itp4bofbi where he has
fit the Telephone Exchange, last
fjnndnv amf spent a day or
with UoiRefolks. While here
made some repairs on the For¬
est’s telephone line.—Pine
est,
Yon will iRake a
if you fajl to see me
buying yoqr slums.
C. A, Lanier.
My, P. H. Emit was ov/ir from
Stillniopi on Monday afternoon.
He is a prominent naval stores
manufact urer of the Still movi, com
munity and is also a member
the large lumber firm of J. I).
Overstreet k Co. While jp town
Mr. Emit handed us a H'ha/.’l
the Stab for another year.
Call up phono No 25
you want a nice beef
pork steak. Cut to suit
•
The new post office at Nevi-s it
now' in woffling order and mail it
being delivered from there regular
ly. The Star received a batch of
subscribers for the new office in
Monday’s mail.
We always have in stock
that which is best in the line
of fresh ProK, Beef, Sau¬
sage ami groceries Phone
No 2f>. J. i. Brannon.
Mr. H. P. Bunch, of Clito, was
in on Monday and paid for two
years subscription to (he Star.
Come again A>r. Bunch.
Ctill and see our prices on
Shoes. We can save you
money on Shoes for Ladies,
Gents and Children.
Mrs. A. Moore.
Mr. D. P. A writ! is serving
as a juror in the United States
court which is in session iu Sa¬
vannah this wjrek.
I sell the best patent flour
for $4.(10 per barrel, also all
other goods at the lowest
prices. Give me a trial.
Joshua Everett.
Ml’. J. W. Ollilf went up to
Atlanta on Saturday to buy a
lot of horses and mules*
Don’t buy your Christmas
good until you have seen
our stock. We can please
you both in goods and prices.
Mrs. A. Moore.
Mr. Berrian Cobb of Bloys is
opening up a large mercantile
establishment at Garfield in
Emanuel county. The name of
the firm will be, Cobb & Gay.
Mr. Sidney Waters of Zoar re¬
turned a few days ago from Ath¬
ens where lie has been a student
at the State N carnal School for
the past few months.
Santa Claus is coming.
His headquarters will be at
Mrs. Moore’s store on South
Main street, where all the
latest novelties in Christmas
toys can be seen.
We are informed that there
were others who had cause to
weep over th**ir connection with
the fake concern known as the
Alonzo’s Comedy Company,
while on their visit to Statesboro
last week.
Talk up tiie cotton factory.
Stavesboro can’t afford to allow
the interest iu this enterprise to
lag in the least.
The cold weather has come
and if you need Shoes, you
will make a great iniseake if
) ou fail to see our stock be¬
fore buying.
Mrs. A. Moore.
Don’t cry down your town,
but encourage every enterprise.
‘‘No man liveth to himself
alone.”
Messrs J. L. McLean and W.
S. Preetorious are back from u
weeks hunting expedition down
on tlte coast. They report n big
time
I carry a full line of Jersey
Wagons, Harness, etc.,
which lean sell as cheap or
cheaper than they can be
bought elsewhere. J. F. Ol¬
liff, Excelsior, Ga.
Mr. F. N. Grimes spent Sun¬
day down at the old home at
Areola.
There was a man in town on
last Saturday who stated that
times were the hardest he had
ever known. We informed him
that, lie was the first croaker that
we had heard croak this fall.
He looked sorter ashamed and
walked off.
Carry your chickens,eggs
hides,butter, beeswax, etc.,
to Joshua Everett at Excel¬
sior. He will give you the
highest market prices for it
and sell you goods at tin
lowest prices.
Mr. F. U. Akins i* preparing
to build a large store house in
West Statesboro, where lie and
one or two gentlemen will put in
a large stock of goods.
Shoes! shoes!! shoe*!!! ft»
big. little, old and young
Everybody fitted in price
and goods. 0. a. Lanier
Miss Lottie Cone in keeping
l^vks for Mr. J. G. Blitch.
Mr. E. \V. Nance Is showing
what can be done with si fi nch
farm in this county, He has
sold more than $40.00 worth ol
cabbage plants out of one small
bed this season. There is money
in the truck business sit this
place if properly managed.
Mrs. R. Churchill. Berlin, Vt.,
says; “Our baby was covered with
running sores, De Win’s Wiren Hu
-tel Salve cured Iter.*’ A specific
for piles and skin disease?. Beware
of worthless counterfeits.
>S. .1. Grout h.
Hog cholera is reported in
some sections of Bulloch. The
farmers are slaying them in a
hurry now. They are taking as
little risk oil the cholera us pos¬
sible.
De Witts' Little Early Risers pii
rifv the blood, clean the liver, in
vigor are the system. Famous
little pills for constipation and liv¬
er troubles. S. J, Crouch.
The Herschel V. Johnson ar¬
rested on Saturday for a short¬
age in his accounts at the Clax
ton postoffice is no relation toex
Governor Herschel V. Johnson.
Press.
Christmas will soon be here
the small boys are already
beginning to cast an eye towards
the place where the. fire works
on sale.
J. B. Clark, Peoria, Ill,, says;
“Surgeons wante (1 to operate on me
for piles, but I cured them with
De Witch Hazel Salve.” It is in¬
fallible for piles and skin diseasee.
Beware of counterfeits.
S. J. Crouch.
Mr. J. L. Gladen of Laston
will iilso-accompany Mr. Hicks,
his father-in-law to Morgan
county, Ala., one day this week.
Elder A. W. Patterson left on
Sunday evening for Tattnall
county where he filled a number
of appointments this week.
‘•I was nearly dead with dyspep¬
sia, tried doctor*, visited miueral
springs and grew worse. I used
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, That cured
me.” It digests wl at yon eat.
Cures indigestion, sour stomach,
heartburn and all orina of dyspep
ela. S. J. Crouch.
On Sunday the funeral of Mrs,
Rachel -Smith was spreaclted at
Bethlehem church by Elder J.
L. Smith. Mrs. Smith had been
a consistent and d/evoted mem¬
ber of that church for a number
of years and had not missed at¬
tending a conference day in more
than twenty years.
Miss Annie E. Gunning, Tyre,
Mich., says: “I suffered a long
time from dyspepsia; lost, flesh,
and became very weak. Kodol Dys
pepsin Cure completely cured me.
It digests what you eat and cures
all forms of stomach trouble. It
never fails to give immediate re¬
lief in the rt'orsd cases.
S. J. Crouch.
Mr. J. A. Woods of the Sa¬
vannah police force was up from
Savannah one day last week.
Mrs. Ella Groover of Areola is
moving into Mr. J. W. Wilson’s
dwelling on North Main street.
Made \ oiing Again.
Your best feelings, your social po¬
sition or business sticoes depends
largely on the perfect action of
your Stomach and Liver. Dr.
King’s New Life Pills give in crease
strength, a keen, cle.tr brain, high
ambition. A 25cent box will make
von feel like n new being. Sold by
Me Lean & Co’s
Col. Alf Herrington informed
us it few d;tys ago that he in
tended coming down soon and
deliver that lecture on “Tin
Moneyless Man.” We assure
him a crowded house, should he
decide to come.
The new town of Brooklet,
formerly known as Nellwood.
seems to be on somewhat of a
boom. We are Informed that
quite a number of business ami
residence lots have been sold
within the past few days. Mr.
0. C. New nun has bought a ba¬
dness lot and is building a store
house which will be packed with
goods shortly.
The citizens held it meeting u
few davs ago and decided to
build a handsome school house
and maintain a first-class school
next year* Messrs Parker k
Gone have donated tlte lot f r
the Academy with the under¬
standing tlmt h good building is
to l*e erected, which, vyn ipipef
Stolid will be done,
A SMALL SPOT
MAY BE CANCER.
MOST VIOLENT GASES HAVE £ST£t}Z££i2£S& shows no disposition to heal under ordin
APPEARED AT FIRST AS StfsarJ? 8Kr5 u ,£VS?$2:
So many people die from Cancer simply be¬
MERE PIMPLES. cause they naturally they do not turn know themselves just what over the to the disease doctors, is;
and are forced to submit to a cruel and dangerous
operation—the promptly only however, treatment and which is the doctors know for Canoer. The disease
returns, even more violent and destructive than
before. external Cancer is a deadly poison in the blood, and an operation, plaster, or
other treatment can have no effect whatever upon it. The cure must
Come from within—the last vestige of poison must be eradicated.
Mr. Wm Walpole, of Walshtown, S. D., says: “A
little blotch about the size of a pea came under my left
eye intervals gradually growing in larger, from which shooting pains
at ran all directions. 'I became greatly alarmed
and consulted a good doctor, who pronounced it Cancer,
and advised that it be cut out, but this 1 could not con
sent to. I read in my local paper of a cure effected by
rw w Hl .a S 8. 8„ and decided to try it. It acted like a charm, the
Cancer becoming at first irritated, and then discharging
t CTw tinued very freely. altogether, This leaving gradually grew less and then disoon -
a small scab which soon ilroj
and now only a healthy little scar remains where
yS Ek PBpf' what Positively threatened the only to destroy for my Canoer life once is Swift’s held full Specific— sway.”
cure
S. 8. S. FOR THE BLOOD
does not reach the blood—the real seat of the disease—because the blood can
not be cut away. Insist upon 8. S. 8.; nothing can take its place.
S. S. S. cures also any case of Scrofula, Eczema, Rheumatism, Contagious
Blood-Poison, books^on Ulcers, Sores, or any other form of blood disease. Valuable
Cancer and Blood Diseases will be mailed free to any address by
Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
GRAND EXCURSION.
Account of Annual Confer¬
ence, Colored M. E. Church, Sat¬
urday and Sunday, Dec. 16 and
17th. The Georgia & Alabama
Railway will run an excursion
to Americus, Ga.,. Return tick
ets will be sold cn regular trains
leaving Savannah at7:25 a. m.
at the following rates: Savannah
and Meldrim $2.00; Ellabell,
$1.75; Pembroke, $1.75; Grove
land, $1.75; Daisy, $1.75; Clax
ton, $1.50.
Mr. John M. Williams, the
gentleman who made an attempt
to commit suicide by cutting his
throat last week was sent to At¬
lanta on Sunday where he was
placed in the Keeley Institute
for treatment. He was accom¬
panied by Sheriff Donaldson and
Dr. Sample, Mr. Williams’
mind has been in a deranged
state for the past few Aveeks and
it permanently is hoped tha| restored. h^ will, soon The af bp
fairs of the still and business are
being looked after by his broth¬
er, Mr. R. M. Williams, who is
now* conducting a naval stores
business in Alabama. Mr. Wil¬
liams’ friends all hope that he
will soon be restored.
See our line of Fire Works:
Sky Rockets, Roman Candles
and Fire Crackers, etc. Every¬
thing for the boys during Christ
mas. Mrs. A. Moore.
Col. Josiah Holland was down
from Millen one day this week
on legal business.
Mr. Joseph W. Franklin
now smiling behind the
of Mr. J. G. Blitch.
Dry Goods and Notions, at E.
D. Holland & Co.
Prof. J. E. Brannen was up
from the enterprising new town
of Stilson one day this week.
The Prof, is building a neat
idence down there whir h is
nearly completed. He also
a flourishing school. His many
friends in Statesboro are glad to
see him back after an absence
of a considerable period.
See the Xmas toys at E. D.
Holland &Oo.
We are pleased do note an im¬
provement in the condition of
Superintendent J. L. Mathews.
For Dolls, Toy Wagons
etc., go to E. 1). Holland & Co.
The wire has arrived for
new telephone line that is to be
built down the line of the Savan¬
nah & Statesboro railway.
understand that a connection
will be made at Cuylcr with the
Tyson Telephone Co., which is
now building intoSavahhali and
Statesboro with the local com
pany. The subscribers to the
phones in the local company will
then have accera to the outside
world.
Mr. D. B. Higdon, chair
man of the Republican party of
this county went down to $a
vnnnuli on .Monday afternoon to
attend u meeting of the
licun Executive Committee <>f
the 1st., Coiigressionul District,
which met in Hint city on Mon
day night to transmit sumo bus
iiMwof importance to flint parly,
Cull on K. 1), Uol|ui|i) k C' 1 >m
tor your lingo.
Mr. W. W. Colman, one of the
leading merchants of Zoar was
in the city one day this week
shaking hands with friends.
Apples, Oranges, Nuts, Rai¬
sins. Candy, etc., at E. D. Hol¬
land & Co.
We desire to state that we do
not want to buy syrup to be
shipped to New York. An ad¬
vertisement of that kind has
been running in the Star with
the name of the Editor inserted
as agent, which was done by an
oversight. Mr. R. B. Wood of
5a Clark Building, New York
is the man who wants the syrup.
We respectfully ask the 801 ap¬
plicants who have called on us
to sell us syrup to correspond
with Mr. Wood direct.
Suspenders, Under Wear, Sox,
Stockings for men, women and
children at E. D. Holland & Co.
Mr. N. V. B. I - Foss has his
new residence .r town yearly
completed anc ll move lin a
bout the first of Uve year.
Sugar, Coffee, Rise, Grits,
Onions, Irish Potatoes at E. D.
Holland <fc Co.
The friends of Rev. H. A.
Hodges will be interested to
know that he has been transfer¬
red to the Florida Conference
and will move to that state in a
few days from Lawrenceville, Ga.
where he has been since he left
here, with the exception of a
year spent at Barnesville.
For Tinware call on E. D.
Holland & Co.
Rev. D. F. Riley, formerly
this place has been transferred
the North Alabama Confer¬
ence and will move to that state
to take charge of his work there.
Seeded Raisins, Currents,
ron etc., for the fruit cake. E.
D. Holland & Co.
The friends of Mr. Bill Ellis,
formerly of this place, but now
of Claxton will regret to learn
that he got badly shot in the
legs a few days ago, but not ser¬
iously, while' out bird hunting.
This information is imparted
us by the Claxton Press.
For Can Goods try E. D. Hol¬
land & Co.
Mr. J. L - Caruthers visited his
fine farm in the Excelsior neigh¬
borhood on Sunday.
Wonder how long it will be
before another fake show will
butt the town.
Married:—O n Sunday at the
home of Judge Joshua Everett
at Excelsior, Mr. Wilson War
ren and Miss Janie Bowen were
united in marriage; Judge Ever
ett officiating.
On Sunday at the home of the
brides parents Mr. Horace Wil
son and Maggie Green were hap¬
pily married; Rev. E'. W. Pow
officiated in the presence of
quite u number of friends of the
contracting parties,
The announcement is made for
the marriage of Mr. Waller Call
to MUs Lavinia Newsome which
will occur at the home of the
brides mother near Zoar on Sun¬
day at 11 o’clock. The groom is
from Scrivoncounty and is well
known in thin conuty, he having
lived here for several years,
Fall Clothing!
My Fall Stockot Men’s, Boys and
Clothing,
ARRIVED.
I am prepared to sell you goods
cheaper than ever before.
I have the goods and will treat you
right.
Give me a call.
A. ROSOLIO
Stoves! - Stoves!! - Stoves.
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53 CHEAP
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A lull line of Hard ware always on hand.
WG. RAINES, Ga.
Statesboro,
Palmer Hardware Co ■sm
v^48 and 150 Congress St, Baytand Jefferson Sts.
-DEALERS IN
Hardware, Stoves and Crockery,
HAILS US AID KILL 5UW1S Him KIMS AID fACEM,
SAVANNAH, m GA
New York Office, 33 Chambers St.
TIE PALACE REPOSITORY,
AIA.TIK APPLE, PRO!*.
—320 W. Broughton Street.—
New Store and New Stock.
The old reliable Mark Apple hits opened up at
320 West Broughton street with a complete stock of
Buggies, Carriages, Surreys, Traps,
Also One and Two-Horse
Coil Spring Farm Wagons,
AND A SPECIALTY IN
TURPENTINE WAGONS
LARGE LIKE OF HABMESS, SADDLES, LAPROBES, BURETS ADD WHIPS
Call and Examine My Stock and Prices. I will Sell Shenpfor Caih.
imi-A-IR/Ik: jlipipIjIEj,
PROPRIETOR.
320 West Broughton, Street.
Whiskies!
Whiskies!!
Whiskies!!!
JUGS
Furnished
Free.
Finest whiskies in the City for th«
money. If you want a gallon of good
whiskey, cheap, send us your ordtrs
we are head-quarters for the jug trade
A trial order will convince you that
we are the Cheapest Jug House in the
United States. Try a gallon of oar
Missing Link Rye for $1.60 or our $1.60
8 year old, pure North Carolina corn
whiskey.
Otir 66 Rye
Is the ahetpest In the land, for only
$2.26 Our Pride of Georgia is given
up to be th# best $2.25 Rye Whiskey is
the world. Try us once and you will
contlnve your orders with us. Ws
don’t charge for jugs, we give them
to you.
Tit Mil Hiller Cl.,
22 AND 24 FARM ST,
Havannah, Ga.
Managers of flanturs Rstsl par.