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N Local Personalsj) . B 2 WAL ti Me. L. E. Mallard spent Satur-. day in Waycross. Mr. A. E. Wedtberry went to Waycross Monday. See E. L. Wainwrigly's closing out ad in this issue, Mt M, Altman is putting on an addition 1 his store. 1 Mr. Frank Stekes, now of Upton. 1 ville, spent Sunday here. { Mr. Robt. Hatcher, of Traders Hill, spent yesterday hete. Messts, Jouiak and Sam Mizell were in Folkstoni Monday. ' Mr. G. W, Haddock Jr., of Jack- " sonville, snent Sunday here. l Mrs. R. F. Hall Bas been suite! eick with a boil in her head. ! Mr. ). W, Bryant, of Ttadeis umi Wag on our ptreets Monday., | v W. E. Bates, the shoc man, of| Waycross, was hete yesterday, ; Mr. A. N, Mitchell, nf Home-| land, wag i Folkston Sunday, ’ County saryeyor, J. B. Baker and | daaghter Eddie were in town Tues. | dav. Mr. H. T. MecClain and S, C.! Crewxs, of Winokur, were in town| Monday. ; Mr, C, S, Jones, the popuiar hat , salesman, of Charleston. S. €., spent Tuesday here, “ Mr. C. N, Mills has the framing np for a nice two-story dw(-ll'.;ngjusl; east of the court house. | Mr. 1. W. Prescott, Tasse and | Virdie were pleasant callers at the Herald office yesterday, ! For courteous attention together with the latgest stock of goods in town go to Mizell & Paxton, i Mr, and Mis J. W. Rogers and children, of Yules, Fla, came up Sunday for a visit to relatives he:e.” Mrs, H, Johnson left last Wed fiesday sos a vtsit to her mother, Mrs. W. W, Cushing in Brunswick, Mr. 0. G, Medlin, of Racepond was . here yesterday morning and lefi on the 10: 40 tramn for Way. CToss, ; = ; Mizell & Puxton are putting in a wood mill and in a few days, will be readv to fill your orders for any length wood. | Misg Bertha Roddenberry and Miss Vina Rogers with Mr. N. Roddenberry attended church here last Sunday, In addition to the improvements on his house Mr, J. A, Hathaway is filling his yurd with red bay and magnolia trees. Master Norwood Williams returne ed to his home at Lake Butler, Fla. last Monday atter several days spent with relatives here, ; Mrs. John Koontz and Miss Ad die Zarfor, of Red Lion, Pa,, arriv ¢d at the Colony last Friday and are the guests of Mr, and Mrs. E. F. Poet. Messrs, J. P. Mizell and M. ). Paston went to Winokur yesterday forrthe purpose of specting and probably purchasing machinery for their wood mill. A box party will be given at Mr. G. W. Haddock’s next Tuesday evening, January 28th at 7 o'clock for the benefit of the Baptist church. Everybody invited, You can have fresh eggs the year round, and lots of them, too, if you get a setting of Waughtei’'s White Leghorns-Thorobred, laying strain. A big setting only sl. A few cock. erels left, 75¢. each, ‘ One of Mr. W, R. Rider’s ltde boys had the misfortune to burn one ¢f his hands badly last Monday. Mr. Rider and somc others had been burning stumps one of which had burned down leaving a bed of hot coals in the hole, when, from some cause, the child, only about four years nld, fell, In the fall he threw out bis hand and it struck the fire. Had it not been for the pres. ence of another little boy who pull ed him out the child would g:ve barned to death. Are Vou with the Crowdy T R Y R eRTR e . that is Coming to the fi :. ..‘..v_A #. g ioo gl ogaio pavigiiitiocssnitoint g } : big cost Sale. If not . voin Them Today. 4 | TR e ¥, % ; K l: lam selling my entire stock of ':’ Ec merchandise at actual cost. 3 4 Many bargains will be found here,sobuytoday."HlT WHILE o§< E: THE IRONIS RED.” & ¢ .: ::: ¢ THE LAST DAY OF THIS 3§ [ SALEISSATURDAY FEB-- % 3 RUARY Ist. ~§< o : : ;‘ (N eoGlooeWB&o 00/eo o /o o 0:‘ g i Have not space to quote prices @“ ® X ‘ ,‘.g but come and see what lam of- ’»2:5 :o ¢ sering and I'm sure youwill be %"d ‘:’ d glad that you joined the crowd. %.;‘ Fs. .. '/'/'//J/’/’/‘,’/Ifi/-/,//,15(7,/,‘[’/,'/,/,)’.),’47.»H,-/AZJ,J“@ . :‘ TSTTTTTDTTS TTATS LT 7, )T TS ::‘ o o‘q ; 3 .:. Yours Respectfully, 4 b W ¢ F L Wainwrioht 4 46 5B 111 ' ; St 's%vz/n s] SN ‘*Out-of-doors’’ with « STEYENS— . best thing for agrowing boy | Learning to shoot well and ; acquiring qualities of SELF-CONTROL, DECISION, AND MANLINESS sreall due to STEVENS FIREARMS EDUCATION, Ask your Dealer for .\'n‘-{t-nn Ritlos— Shotgunsa—Pistols, Insist Bn our time. honored make, If you eannot obtain, we ship dirveet, cxvoress prepaid, upon receipt of Catalog Price, o found in 140 Page Ilustrated Catalog. Mailed tor four conta in stamps to pay post .ge. Beauti tal Ten Color Hanger—ifine decoration for your “dan’ or elub room-—malled for 8 cants in stamps. J. STEVENS ARMS & TOOL €O. P, 0. Box 4097 & Chicopee Falls, Mass., U. S, A, It (qoe sThe Business. ‘ Mr. E. E. Chamberiin, of Clinton, Maine, says of Bucklen’s Arpica S?‘vc. ‘[t does the business; I have tised it for pites and it cured them, Used it for chapped hands and it cured them. Applied it to and o!d score and it healed it without leaving a scar behind.” 25¢ at all droggists, GEORGIA, CHARLTON COUNTY, By virtue of an order of the court of Ordinary of said county, will be sold at public outery on the first Tuesday in February 1908 at the Courthouse in said county, between the usnal hours of sale the following real estate situate in Charlton coun ty, to-wit: One hundred and sixty-three acres of lot number 60 in the second district knuwnl‘ as the Jesse Crews place. Terms cash, This 7th day of Jabuary 1908, Moses Crews, l Administrator of Jesse Crews. GEORGIA, CHARLTON COUNTY, W. R, Rewis, adminis trator upon the estate of W, M, Rewis late, of said county, deceased, having filed his pe. tition for discharge, this is to cite all persons concerned toshow cause against the granting of this discharge at the regular term of the court of Ordinary for said county to be held on the first Monday in February 1908, B. G, McDonald, Ordinary. The firms of T, L. Pickren & Co. and T. E. Wainright & Co, composed of T, L. Pickren and T. E. Wainright is dissolved by ‘mutual consent. T, E. Wainright assumes the liabilities and will collect the claims of !both firms. } This 20th day of December, 1907. T. L. Pickren, ' T. E. Waioright. . VASES OITY | CLOTHING COMPANY . MANUFACTURERS. . , —ame SPECIAL BRANDS g — s MPERAL | SLEKTHER BfEEOES NOS. 816-818=¢2( , EST MAIN STREET LOUIS{;LLE, By . o L B. F.{ScorT, FOLKSiTO/\«, GA. SAVE YOUR EARNINGS. A The running offa savings account has a tendency t@d wean a man from habits of extravagance and dissipa tion' It gives him new ambition, and. a desire to save money. We are always glad to assist those who are trying to *‘turn over a new leaf.” ; 4 per cent compounded quarterly on certificates of deposit. 6 per centon deposits of I 2 months. THE BANK QF FOLKSTON. L. CARTER, . . F.D. MILLS, President. ; Cashier. ? LIGHT RUNNING, B/ 7 : ' . ”\,_ ‘ PN 7 ~cfl'\“"“¢f } a \\ ‘(k :_!_ -i ] \\ 1)- & L B Al 7 L\.‘H | (//] 4 l'ki«")\ l{ )/ Y ~d9 e : 74 IR l\fif 4 58 7 T f};a‘?fif: ' ) % s N ;{;?:’:2:. '. 3 (v — e ‘S 5 >0 [ S | | SRS T, D %5 i, ~ .~‘ -1 -Fc"-'"‘_;.‘-,‘;{;.' Ifyou wanteithera Vibrating Shuttle, Rotary Bhuttle or a Bingle Thread [Chain Stitch) Sewing Machine write to THE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE COMPARY Orange, Mass. Many sewing machines are made to sellregardless of quality, but the New Home is made to wear, Our guaranty neverrunsout. § Sold by authorized dealers omly. » - Dealers Wanted. DOLLAR assortment of the prettfest decorat ed ¢hina ware (guaranteed not to graze) ever exhibited in this town is now being sold by the Home Comfort Farniture Co. at actyal cast (invoice open to infipcrtin“) to close out thi¢ line of goods. Call quick before the choice piec es are all sold T. W. VICKERY, PROPRIETOR. Torpentine Hand-— 100 wanted at once at regular prices. Business Just starting. Apply to, E. W. McMannon, : Hickox, Ga, E THE SOUTH'S 1 b BRRATEST T - Vail Order Howse - Mail Order House : 54 E Is now ready so fill orders j, E; for Men’s Women’s and ; Children’s READY=TO- 1 . WEAR CLOTRINC, HA'LS, . AND FURNISHINGS. 1 EStOC'{S larger an! more complete than ' ever before. : EBEST QUALITY. MODERAtE ?R[CFS% © OUR NEW FALL AND WiN . TER CATALOG SENTON REQUEST . B. H. LEVY, BRO. & CO j SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. , [ & Gosby Patent Air-Tight Baker and Heater e IT HE o £ty ' B 4EA e & N L AND ) 3&‘7{{ e COORS TOO. COTHANE selas B @ i . e | The Most Convenient, Useful ";.‘ ,/‘ \4“ a:“.a; ‘ ——-—.-—-—.—.&_L_.__- y and Economical Stove for ihe o 8 ok g i- W § B P p—_— %/ Home Ever Mg, .- < e —————————— iy - IT DOES DOUBLE DUTY O e ————————————————————————— (7% A Tg R It warms the coldest and largest room in s SNG J' @ the house, making it cozy. The busy it 0\ housewife can cook or bake anything [ @ e from light rolls to a Thanksgiving or 4l w RN 5 Christmas turkey, Still it looks just as |8 .. plleg i- BN neat as any heater made. It is air-tight \&) §&+j €ao and a great fuel saver. Thousands are be- = & 2, MR - | ng sold. Thousandsof housekeepers'are [ : L U H 9 enthusiastic. Fine Cast Irom tops and {O4 o hottoms, making it last for years without |@& , o SRR WMy by RU iB e R T N "UNION STOVE CO., inc., " ;*,"?-ff*}f‘f?” Box 3745, RICHMOND, VA. il oSG Headquarters for Farm Fences. {}l-'----=.------l§| ST e ‘ . LB L PR T ----=F{! . imm fe kR o ----l‘?’l Lt L e -——-l“ Roo : e . 3 % N “—— = By . SR o A SA T e T ee e eLA L MADE [N ALL HEICHTS Made of large, strong, high-grade stecl wires, heavily galva nized. Amply providcs fer expansion and contraction. Is practically everlasting, Never goes wron’;, no matter how great a strain is put on it. Does not mutilat@ nor injure stock. Turns Catile, Horses, Hogs and Pigs EVERY ROD GUARANTEED by us and guaranteed by the uanufacturers. Call and sce it. We can show you how it will save you money and fence vour fields so they will stay fenced. For Sale by Mizell & Paxton. A Cure for Misery. “I have found a cure for the misery malaria poison produces,”’ says R. M. James, of Louellen, S. C., “It’s calted Electric Bitters, and comes inHoc bottles. It breaks up a case of chillsor a bilious at tack in almost no time; and 1t puts vellow jaundice clean out of com. migsion,” This great tonic me li cine and blood purifier gives quick relief in all stomach, liver and kid ney complairts and the misery lame back. Sold under guarantee by all druggists. DENTAL NOTICE. I will be at Folkston on Jauuary 27th and 28th prepared to do Den tal work, J. C. BREWER, Dentist, 60 YEARS' s EXPERIENCE | ATIS m Traoe Marss Dzsians e ,9""'“""'“ oliwasning st Sesgeein invention is probably c«-w tions strictly confidential. on npeies (e 1:%:&.. special notice, fiz‘hfiufifiu int 36 IBroadway, MUBD&WM'! NOTICE. * Two horses »nd one mule none exceeding seven years of age and fine good eecond hand buggy, all for sale cheap for cash for particus lars apply to Winokur mercantile company, Winokur, Ga.