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— - r s s 3 O O 5 i OL. III. . T •wm •?( Fp ..f\ tPfifi TI 0 P i n. * I lit) m i i 1 f •> ri’ i'.xJj'. JL J»k 1 1 1 s i it. C * a a V «/£k I * P0 !i * ri JUUC/fiDiUi v 8 . uuart man or woman should listen to any proposition put before a rt n i 1 ’ <:uf! l° r what it is worth. e iMen ami who do not look around sufficiently, hut are willing women j] {t > merchants word for the fact the prices are right.- tin.' is a ike. Every man and woman should shop and buy their Clothing, Goods, Shoes, Hats, etc., at the lowest possible market value. s sticks to the-old time methods of not trying .•-> b.«\ a P» re not give them a trial before.” de With The \ F 8 rt. j 1/S g U i i I - M ii o GOTTLIEB, PBOP’R N. L 0(?y, « DOLLARS BECOME ELASTIC io ; When you buy Rubber Stamps from us. Full value for jour money. Pries by m.il, p.epa.d: Single line on moulding, 20e. i i ii H handle, 25c. Other styles and sizes in proportion. 7;—' - White vor Phich STAMP List. GO., JHH: j VUlaGflN Kmm 4.U-3m FITZGERALD, GA- — t' HOME NEWS, - In th betr Wm. Paulk continues to hadmr)' m> V YOVC. is ver y little sickness in befriei pc [i on now , wiien i Wll rd f i legal advertisement of Addie vaDtaf ° wrote . L. Paulk. contens. Tally Purvis, of Kissimmee, f6C@iV( to improve, • you cciues went c Receiver Paulk will be here stungA m r tbe da y> A P 1-il NoVi 3 P ,l l ,lls I n t - ie Uigk of a be,} now number ICO. for ies. and m Manny Griffin, of Kissimmee, viueKai the city Tuesday. Ther ilar monthly meeting at are s oil 1 drafts y Creek church Sunday. y°“, heailai °M advertisement of the Vulcan back been u ; i Stanin Co. of Fitzgerald, tbroug yf q jr or( ] w iH leave for heavy (Saturday). and iu court tomorrow charac . great n ;l claims a population . of . be- resppJthirteen and fifteen hundred make *el¬ and 3 and genial commercial evangelists end. stTmr rot S 3 - Vc Ccilla the go-by while eek. of elaf but tl revival meeting at tile Meth- lieve, hurefc this week have been on am injftiti • ended, ly eas i’.pworth League will meet at men, soun ‘vthodist t church Sunday morn- easy anti o’clock. t 9 Chris’ W. llondevson and ^Mr. them M. •egaH Purvis, of Kissimmee, visited The Wednesday. Y our and t advertisement of Mr. E. T. iety. in need you-- and call on him when time Hiring in his lino. wufTw of our city fathers has looked -nottiii sorts since he heard how vfhan ever over Seated his possums. cour smooging at Brushy Creek church £Telock andy Sunday Vocal morning Class. by the yf v Creek er, fathers; Don °wne.° r( ] t0 the city t in w intil a fire breaks out before rowe-g some }ireparation against it. cloth ewers are angels’ smiles, then could u-ely are smiling sweetly and He v, y at Mrs. A. E. Hobbs’ borne. cial f to gi singing at Reedy Creek lar di privm Sunday is said to have been comic- J vatioa t, and the dinner served at tog *‘rch was all that could be de- i’he banner may go that way rr 1 r iii 1 1 / iJlJi '—/ / _ it OC1LLA, IRWIN COUNTY, GA., FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1899. Lawyer J. T. Luke’s card appears elsewhere in this issue. Bead it and call on-him when you need his ser- vices. There is said to be much gam¬ bling among the negroes in this vicinity. The chain-gang is yawn¬ ing for them. The IDispatch has a corps of respondents any county paper should feel proud of and that’s the way the Dispatch feels. Mr. J. L. Paulk had new Irish potatoes ori his table lot- dinner Wednesday. They were about the size of hen fruit. Fresh fish and oysters every Fri¬ day night and Saturday, at the Oeilla Beef Market, Carson & Bruce. 1-13-tf. Amos Brown, Ocilla’s oldest bar- her, has an advertisement in the Dispateh. Amos is a good and deserves to succeed. The fine rains of this week have done much good to field crops and vegetables. Wheat and oats have been especially benefited. The town dads are expecting dai¬ ly the arrival of Mr. Hearing, the artesian well man, for consultation in regard to sinking a well here. The Buchanan Bros, are prepar¬ ing to enter the field as hypnotists, and will doubtless give a perform¬ ance-in Oeilla some time this spring. We are in the market for all kinds of country produce. Our farmer friends should see ns before selling. K, B. Allen & Co., Oeilla, G a. There is one thing about gambling in Irwin county: You never know when Judge Clements will send you an urgent invitation to meet him at county court. The Brushy Creek Vocal Class furnished some delightful musie at the church Sunday afternoon. The leaders were Prols. L. Ii. Tucker and II. 13. Sutton. The people of Fitzgerald are paring to give the old blue and gray—a royal reception tbe 20th. There will be a gathering of the old soldiers their friends, and the event will a notable one in the history of Magic City. AUNT SQFRONY SAYS That selfishness and prejudice do not mix with religion. That truth crushed to earth may rise again, but it will need a crutch to get about. That she was told to look for a wedding in Oeilla Sunday, but if it That she docs ritft believe in kis«- That she hears, with pleasure, of several pieces of Cupid’s .work in which are soon to he - died by Andy Patterson and a preacher. That she favors a state tax of ¥25 per annum on all bachelors over twenty-live years old, and a pension of $25 per annum for widows and widowers over fifty. r i’hat she has little patience with those poke-easy ehaps who think it is fun to court, a girl two or three years and then wait a year or so j lono-er to see if they feel in earnest, ^ ^ ^ I, l!u>t Itwo of Ocilla’s demure widowers are planning to attend the singing con- vention at Flat Creek church, in Berrien county, Sunday after next, ’ and she wants more “Lite” on the rumor. That she hails with joy the deuces of spring. Flowers and ferns, birds and bees, beetles and bed-bugs, and many other evidences of the near approach of the queen liest month of the year are not lack- mg. Hail, gentle spring, hut please don’t frost! That she always did think it was funny to see a young chap and his best girl cornered off “holding hands,” while every now and then he looks into her love-lit eyes with ^ expi . ession of a dying calf. But suc h things have to be, and she is finding n0 fault> only it’s awful f unn y That if she was requested to offer some ad-vice to young people, and was limited to two words, with never an opportunity of saying more, those two words would be; Be Sin- cere. -Lack of sincerity causes lack 0 f confidence, and where confidence j s Jacking, there also is lacking rc- spect. I?.cs}iect is one of the basic pillars of love, and without pid’s greatest efforts would fall fiat. People enquire at our store daily to know if-we are selling out at cost. Our low prices for cash is what arouses their curiosity. K. B. Allen & Co.- Four-gallon cows are few and far between, Mr. it. L. Henderson owns one that gives this quantity daily-, besides supplying a yearling calf. The every-day life of a man should be an illustration of the religion that is within him, and it will be if he reverences the Master and lives up to the golden rule. ■ When a man lives in a way to sat¬ isfy his own conscience, it should matter but little to him what opin¬ ion the world holds of him. Con- scieifce never yet sanctioned a wrong or sinful act. Wednesday morning the baby boy of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fletcher died, after a brief illness, of cholera in- fantum,-aged about eighteen months. The remains were interred Thurs- day in the McMillan burial ground near Alapah-a. - While the fond par- ents mourn the loss of their darling boy, the angels rejoice that another has been added to their number. Mr. Barthat Parrish, of Lois, is . at this writing sick with pneumonia. Mr, ,T. T. Pope, of Adel, was vis- itrug this community a few days ago business. hu Wi last Thursday evening in the Valdosta, this week, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Simians have | been visiting relatives at ltay’s Mil! ! I f or the last few days. -Mr. Luther Parrish visited tj >e I p ome of his uncle, Rev. J. S. Lind- i . gt , v . ] asl Friday night, Mr. Sim Parrish, of C oh Bay’s ! regiment, is home on a few days’ ' I ful l,.,, l,„, will return «». I Mr. John Connell, of Valdosta, ba!i befrn vi , iting relativcH alld i friends of this section for a few days i past. i Mr. and Mrs. John Liles, who j ' j live three miles north of Sparks, are | j 1 entertaining triplets at their home- ! all boys. The deputy sheriff passed today j with a handsome young white man cuffed with an Ethiopian. This seems somewhat strange, but if we are ungodly we are yoked with all j character8> aml without vc- ; ^ Illau( . 0 we wiil ijai0 U; ' . | etei . n j t y t g ein _ lr)> V. & T. j Kissimmee Stems. Sorry to say we have no school Keed one very much, Mrs. Tallin Purvis is not getting along as well as she was a few days ago. The little three-year-old daughter of Mr. James Paulk is not expected to live. The fishermen are throwing the mud and channel cats on every side of ’Lophaw river. Mr. W. C. Barriene.au, of Flor¬ ida, a member of the firm of Bar- rieneau '& Bro,, spent a few days here last*week. Guess what young lady cried at his departure? The farmers are all very busy plant¬ ing their crops and moving forward, looking for better times. They are not planting so much cotton this year. Glad to say that a portion of them are making their own fertiliz- ers. Mr. IT. M. Currie, a member of the firm of Currie & Martin, hap¬ pened to a very serious accident on Sunday evening last, by getting thrown from a bicycle, fracturing bis collar bone and bruising him up very much. We hope for Mr. Cur¬ rie speedy recovery. April 15. K. Ruby Rumblings. Mrs. Ida Spratly is very ill. Mrs. A. L. Bishop is on the sick list. Mr. Geo. Cravy has the finest wheat in this section. There will be a picnic at Whid- don’s Mill on the 6th of May. Mr. J. J. Phillips lost two fine mules a few days ago with- blind staggers. Rev. Geo. Clark will preach at the Elbert Fletcher school house on- the fourth Sunday in this month. Elder Jas. Gibbs is able to visit his church once more, after an ab¬ sence of five months, caused by sickness. Mr. and Mrs O. J. Luke are with their sister, Mks Samantha Luke, her grandfather’s, Mr. Jas. Paulk. She is very ill. Body. WATT & HOLMES HARDWARE 00 SsL FITZG _ hKALD< . T r . - . EC gE i BE 51 i'.Aiiqr.IRTEKS FOU fB Hardware, Plows, 1 r , te Wagons and Buggies. We Make a Specialty of Sash, Poors and Blinds. I A Pull Line of tex Paints, Oils, Colorings, fit*— ■»- ■ Hard Oils, Varnishes, 7 - fer: Wood Fillers and White Lead. it Vv'e can Send supply you for with the mill best and Belting; steam and littinas. l.ulnicating; IVe Oils furnish mamt- •— 3 Sri factnreil. to us your can them. l*-r I Win a HOLES BtRDVMRE CO. p BOYD’S OLl, STAXD. FITZOEItALil), (J.V i^iHjjijijmiijiiijjjm mu Hi Idil.iU-iiid u i ■ rrrr :irr.ir/. - Harley Hardware Co. stoves, Tinware, Crockery, House Furnisfilno Goods. Harley Hardware Co. ii* NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS! NEW PRICES! Dr. G. H. Macon & Co. * OPENED A NEW AND FIRST CLASS*——- DRUG STORE AT—- ijjf GEORGIA Their stoic is rlc guntly best, filled quality, anil furnished It consists nud of their stock new. frcsli am'l of the Pure Drugs, Chemicals, Standand Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Fancy Goods and Toilet Articles, -THE FINEST EC. CIGAR, IN THE MAR-ZCET. — STATION ERV, Writing Pencil Thblots, Paper ami Pen Envelopes, iloldei-s. Pencils. IMillil and MnciUlge. Eaury Boxed \\ mlng Stiltlciiiw'y-. Inks. Hue VH, tens. irig-TiitMets-, The,ii make a specialty, oi Gontpoundirlg Physician’® Prescriptions and Family Recipes. C-S-X/X, A1TO SEE THSlh Yon lire Invited tn full and inspect- ttfclr stock. Tln-y will be pleased ‘to ir :.f c _.youv n‘- ................... Will treat von coni-lco«sly wliether yoq.5fi.sh (<> piuvliase or not. V out- pat- ,on;:n i.aiwavs iipur-ciiu.-ii. nn matter How small'f.iin -puivliiises you nnif res' ussnm it- v--,|i be ,,ur eoiistant aim to sell yoit (He best, jtoods that run be obtained ami at reasonable prices. syres and Cogo Gold. iG 8 Gold Soda Water, MilK 2-3-tf J. A. J. HEXDEaS'W. is. i,. i'AiJhK, I>. H. PAULK, tl. V. 1‘ADI.Ki l AS 1 tsss. Dealers in General Mergaandise, OGILLA, GEORGIA/ Such us l)ry Goods. Dress Goods, Ileady-made Clothing,' Shoes, Hats arid Caps, Family Groceries,- Crockery, etc., Wagons, Btiggies, Harness And Saddles. FtB*ITttBB of All Kinds'. «<»»«• 4 Co 1 ffi.os 5 s and Casl*et® Stoves, Cooking Utensils, Otft., farming Imple¬ ments of all kinds, la fact; We have a full stock of General Merchandise, which we are selling at prices to suit fhe times. 7-9-tf. Ofticial Organ Irwin County. Wo carry a complete line ,6f ! Slielf and Heavy . Ilartl- : ware, Plouvs, Plow (wear,'-Harness, ; etc. ‘We call particular--attention to Gliattanoeg&if ’hilled 1 Plows and Planet, ! Jr., Cultivators. I Close prices, fail- dealing. NO. 40. Saw Mill, Turpeatlfle Still Supplies. Wagons. Heavy Harness.