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T 71 ij Hi 71 % -ah -V JL VOL. XXVII- ►.-a—"' ■ & w b :'■ r 5 5 a >fl iW Wm rl m c ii \x gg m. I m U';\ ---^2 *: :V-A- FT «*;j V* ; a m i A > mmm & '•! i.i • Jt ‘ •a : ? 2 £.*W ,; m i/u aa x^er uexx i uiseou ^ O .vaiffl 4 cr % sv, A -w. ; 1 ■ • •> Oar buydft leaves on.Mar.chTs£ next for New York and the Eastern markets, and we are forced to sell c i- v C aDiseougt in order4oanS,ke room for the goods that will soon arrive, and we will close out our goods in s T :cS at such nrices as will save%aeli one &5.to 35 per cent on each dollar spent with us - ' * >\ y i • * - • ..... * - r« SP The Cash <y&% •' ouse. V - fe j ‘:Xr ; .r^ I. '• s*Tu is^BSlaj3iS&'^ try.. r -7 -»* »•* ITEMS LOCAL w»* A 1ST D PE RSONA 1U "Bill Hr p’s C:onuridriirr[s” God made Adam oat of dust, Bat thought it best to make me fir-t; So I was made before lire man, To answer God’s most holy plan - , Mv body he did make complete, Bat without arms or legs or feet; My way and actions did control. And I was made without a foul. . ss A living thing I then reenme, ; a And Adam gave to mo my name; Thpn from his presence I withdrew. And more of Adam neve? knew. I d.d my matiers’ 3(|Wobey. From tln m I never w< nt astiay; Thou sands of miles 1 nm, I f ar, I ar. seldom on the eaftli a; peer. But God in r c did ct itiiig see And put a living soul in me; A soul of me my God d d claim, And took from me that soul ag till. B fc when from me that soul was fled. I was the same as when first mad ; A ud wit! out hands or feet, or soul, I I ravel now from pole to pole. I kVr hard by day and night, o t dlen man I give much light; iiousanrisof people, rmng and old, Yv i by my death great light behold No fear of death doth trouble me, F.) happiness I cannot, see; To heaven I shall never go, K io the grave, nor bell bol nr. The Seripters I cannot believe, 1' i*.ltt o- wrong, I can’t corceivn; Although my name therein is found, The. o are to me au empty sound. Answer—A whale. V i-. Frank Brodnax was here a alvort. while with friends this week Miss Emma Cglntree has been 1 lie guest of Mr.. Robb Hicks for .bo o time. Liao bad dollars, all counterfeits of Do Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve are worth¬ less. The . original quickl * citres | iles, sores and all skiu diseases. Gailey Drug Lades if you need Embfoider i s. ! uces nnd Ribbons you should S t t at pretty new line just ro ceivix.! at C. B. Hudson’s. Buy you I garden seed at The Gailey Drug Co, A bright little baby girl has co n to make its home with Mr. a d Mrs. Jno. D. Ifochridgo. Pi; b as who cauuot take ordinary p-ii-. ■ 1 i* a pleasure to take Do Witt’s Dm . u*!y Risers. Thoy arc best liver ri - - Dlil Ier<? alley Drug Co. j . I... said she said “yes! ' o Ul < i molly - cotton - tail” ill r much snow in our eyes Wo ‘ta v« been unable to stick type as w ■ radv do, hence our de lav. 1 P;v.f. Perkins McLendon, of Al¬ abama spent several days here this w * i U his brother, Pi-o r . J. D. m jo: Son, M'Ul1->iiis vf people are familiar with ih'v.': i'. DifTle 1, irir Bisers and those W it! r.- - a f‘nd them to de famoas li tie hi Never gripe. Gsiley Drag Cu. Conyers, Q a., Wednesday Feb. S7, 1901- Mrs. B G. Wallis and family, of Atlanta wWhere with relatives' list week. They .left Atlanta Tut* - day for Stathfood, Tex., „ where they will reside in the future. « I Tiiere i.s always danger in rsiiur Ctnfn terfei 1 s of DeWilt’s Witch Hazel Salve.* Tlie origi al is a safe and* 1 fertaiu .cure for piles. It is a soothing and healing saivef'or sores and alLekiu diseases. Gai ley Druij Go. \ Mr. 11, O. Gailev“Raves March 1st for New York., to buy a large stock of Spring goods He is doing a large business', and .always ha good goods cheap. f i ? Hvdiir s show a greatly increased death rate from throat nndi.ubK troupivs, due to the prevalence of ciotip, pneumonia aild grip]® We advie-t he use nf One' Minute Cure m ail those difficulties. Ii is the only harmless remedy that gives immediate results. Children like it, Ga: icy Drag Go, MBs Fiorrie Lee was the guest of her mother at C ivington ins Sunday For the weakness and prostration foi low UK grippe there is nothing so ptompt and effective as One Minute Cough Cure This pr partition is highly endorsed as an unfailing remedy ii.r nil threat and lung ti oubles and its early use ] reveuts coiihiniiption. It was made to cure quick ly. Gailey Drug Co. , Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ethredge are the guests of relativt s in the city.. The first snow of the season fe'i last Friday night. It was a dandy and the hut ot it lias just melted. A p werful engine cannot de run with a weak boiler, and we can’t keep up the strain of active life with a weak stoui a.ch; neitiier can wC stop the human nm chine to make repairs. If the stoninon cannot digest enough food to keep the body strong, such a preparation as Kodol Dyspepsia Cure should, ba used. It digest? what you eat and it simply can’t help but. do you good. Gailey Drug Co. \\ e are indeed sorry to learn of the death of Prof. B. P. Glenn, which occurred at his home at Sa vannah last Friday. Prof. Glenn was p incipalof the Public School here in 1893 & 1899 end was a good teacher as well as a good Christian gentleman | To the be¬ reaved relatives we extend sympa¬ thy. Recent experiments show tin t all clas¬ ses of foods may l>o completely digested by a ] reparation called Kodol Dyspeasia Cure, absolutely digests what yon eat As it is the only combination of all tlie natural dipestaufs ever devised the de¬ mand for if lias become enormous. It has never failed to cure the very worst cases of indigestion and it always gives infant rebel. Gailey Drug Co. The best assortment of gar den and flower seed can bo found at The Gai’ey Drug Co. Mrs. D. M. Almand Jr-, of At¬ lanta is i he guest of relative# he; this week. Mr,, j. j. Langford made a bus iness trip to Atlanta Friday. Mr, R. B. McDonald made a bus iness trip to Atlanta Tuesday. . A),l kinds of fresh garden, and , flower ^oed . y at- ; The Gailey Drug Co. . It does not eoft our oust) tohlers one cent to return an that fails to be as rep we request them to do SO - Sharp & King. —V~~ WANTED—You to have your picture reproduced on nice buttons, breast pin pcarf pin , cuy buttons, tneda lions •eh*’si amp for watebts. Wojk KBaranteed to please. Agents nil Applica 1 .on . Soe me. ROY .ELLIOTT. - Our customers'say thatdvn deal with them honestly and that our stock is what we rep restin' them to be. This is the highest recommendation wj want. Sh rp and King, Tilings Yoil Will Not Re¬ gret. Living a pure life. Doing your level best. Looking before leaping. Being kind to the poor. Hearing before judging. Being courteous to all. Thinking before speaking. Harboring clean thoughts. Standing by your princip pies. Asking pardon whqn in ei ror. Stopping your eats to gos sip, Bnog genorou3-to an ene my * Bpijig honeat in business dealing. Giving an unfortunate per¬ son a lift. Promt ness in keeping your or unises. Putting tlie b 3 St meaning on the acts of others,—Sun lap School Advocate. Our trade increases because we handle sound stock and tr. at our customers right. Sharp & King, Mrs,.I. F. Wallis is improving. fQ\}p QoSd Cored for 5c< ot jfr', sales' vMv9 CWf? }\ Want fldvertisernerit Henry W. Grady’s statute in MsrimTa street recalls a story of his career in Rome, Ga., r< editor 0 * 0 -* f ‘ ^'spapci- whosestnrygies existence were hard, imbed, f™ York 1V« Dolph and Wes liounsville. big mer¬ chant* declined to advortis- , not entroafns withstanding Gradv’s persistent “We dpi it ...need tond vertise, > > said Wes, senior pa t «er. “It wont do any gooo , iobody reads advertisements, an\ way,” “Don’t read’ cm?” cried Grady ; “III show you ” The next da vs paper foilowtd. one of the edito *;• brilliant art ioln-H with this' not ii 0: «‘Want«-d—linmedIntel y 2,000cuts forwhi di v.e will pay 50 cen s each. J. W. Roursvil* ^ ILr.tined, Pn :*wed anti lmiloil cats. ■ ^ i( .„ hall!efl ((wm from (lie country Tlie reilroft e brought them by freight find ex press. They arrived in’ sacks, i a y, boxes; kegs and barrels. Wes end Dolph, who liad rend the adverti.sem >at, woie nearly para¬ lyzed with fear. it was the town’s business to stand about‘the corner of the store and enjoy J Ire fun. Grady himself leaned against a telegraph pole splitting with laughter and crying with every fresh breath: ( Nobod v reals advertisement eh . i ; i The Rounsvilles wero glad to compromise on a confcrafc for a year’s advertising.—Romo Ohron icie. ZtNfiARADOTS. Mrs. Lula Fiquett left last- week f >r Atlanta to spend a few days. Mr. Gus Sis man will in a short time move to Atlanta. Wo areeor ry to have him leave us. Mrs. Moon will leave shortly for Milledgeville to make her fu¬ ture home. At this writing Mrs. .Jud Ch n ler is sick. Mr. Tom Bradford’s chil 1 is also sick, Dr. Turner is waiting on him. Mr.Xee Graham and eon Henry, of Albertville, Ala , and Mr. Ran d tl! Graham and wife, of Cov¬ ington, visited their mother last week. Miss Mablo Whatley of your tnvn visited her cousin Miss Lt> die Smith last Sun lay. A party was given at Mr. and Mrs. Sil Graham’s ono night last week in honor of their daughter, Idclia’s birthday. I am glad to state that Mr. Marsh Knight’s baby, is lmprov ing. Rev.-Mr. Neil will hold regu lar monthly services at tliii place “ xt ^ aturday nnti Sui,<J ay. Every body i#| rged to be pfeeeut. Messrs Si! Graham an 1 John Camp took a trip to Covington Saturday and Sunday last. Mr. Clarence Qovan made a bus mess trip to Log* nsville last Fri¬ day. \ .. -The presence of the snow Satur¬ day morning brought, happiness t-< some and sorrow to others. Some were prepared for it and faffed sihnptuoualy w hi!e others were not expect ing it and consequently enf f fed ui told agonies. Many lam ted raft bits while many never did 8 ose any. It has melted and all h arts are made glad. We hope this one will bo ihe last for the lea son. ALM0M DOTS. Mr. Other ’J ucker one of the popular salesman for Tuckernnd Aiuiai.d of Cuiiyeis visited his pql'ents here Sui day. Miss RuGi Ha go >d is visiting her Aunt Mrs. ii. o. liaiusey of Pace this week. Mr. V*. E Stovall was in Com yerr a short while Monday on bus¬ iness. Several cf the young folks on* joyed a osnwball battle during i lie snow, masters Jim Berry and Madison Tucker came out victor¬ ious. The correspondent of this place for the Covington Star writes up something like this: He says the land around Aimm is so poor that partridge eggs will not hatch, and when people die and are buried here they have to put guano under them to make thorn rise on judgment day. Mr. W. E Stovall says he has always hoard tint a heavy snow was an advantage to the follow¬ ing crop he says ho wishes for a snow every day as it will take a a S Tested nffton HP Abiu can improve your Grrdiii by anting our seed. ',Ve want y >u to be convinced that w* n th- best seed that - that grow, and will «ed y*>'i the following assortment wort!. (0 cents §5 by mail, postage paid: 1 Package Arrington s bweets W/Hermekm.............10* 1 ‘‘ “ Surehead Cabbage............10c. i 11 11 Eureka Canbage............. 1 a OollareR pic. i Improved White Uemgia 10c. Cincinnati Market Radish.......10c. l (C Jones Paragon v\ atermelon J 9°- 1 (< ■ Early Blood Turnip....... ..... oc - < t Frost K ing Turnip........ ...6c. 1 << Giant Curled Mustard..... Tot tl I vt ’ We know you will bep'easnl and want you ti know it. Will refund the Money i ' you are not. Send ui 25 emits u, stamps and package will be forwarded you by . turn mail . Curry Arrington- Co. SEED GROWERS, ROME. Ga, No, 9. PRODUCE MAIM. -Rgga........ .........124 e , Butter...... .......10 t,. j. •• di ckens, (Frvers.).... 10 to £0 ‘ Hens...... ...... 20 * Corn..... . .05 to 70 cts pi;, Oats .......... 45 to 50' Gay................$1.15 i ad¬ Syrups and Alolassss. .25 to 50 ! Flour$5.50 to$4.00 p< j - i ■ 1 twelve month’s freeze io sofi :i his htlibso lie can mailt a . Miss Sherwood of Atlanta, visiting hoc prrants M-. au i M. . Shenvood of this city. Mr. G. W. Hawkins was in C u yVit-s a short tsmo Saturday ' - ing. M o are -n to state the a proveuient of Mr. Boss Bent7 y who has Loon very sick. We hope to see him out again soon. The trade was somewhat dull Saturday ^caused by the h .. y snow. Mr. S. L. Aim uid ‘ do ■d through our town Frid .y :u cr¬ noon. Mr. Egbert Treadwell w!:il<* t. ting wood ono day last week let his axo glance and out his I MlO very bad. l)r. S. W. Evcritt : S oft tied in and dre:8 d the wni-d, We hope Tie will soon u*c iver. Mr. C. W. Berry visile l a,a brother at Covington Sunday. Mr. John Holder is no-v o champion shot of Aimon, h *. v, b onfc hunting last Friday and b. - ged IS pirds in 8 hours. Can i . Everit.t or Wm. Stovall beat that? V % o 3F*. X j& , Burp (ns Hind You Have Always 1 &qr>Hmre ■a
