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? sell goods .cheap risk of paying much
Hhers mn\ but you run a great too
the goods you get when you buy from old stocks before getting my prices
i res h, ntwv goods. You run no risk of getting something worn out with old
yon buy from me. My stock is large, new and. complete and my
ces ate rock bottom on every article. And always remember that goods.
]«lit of me will be delivered in the city prompth freeof charge. New goods
iving every day.
Al II Plunket - e<
I a DRIVE m v mm AT? V.
STEFEINT < SO IN’S.
Our cash sale is to continue.
3 pairs ladies’ ne shoes sold at 2 dollars theY are now going freed Y at 75
be sure to get you a pair. Children’s shoes 20 cts per pah \ Misses shoes 35
l*SV' 9 pig per pair slippers Sold from 1,00 to 2.00 dollars we Will in this cash
j [ e a t 50 cts a re niiant of doting to go at less than cost. Come and price for
ur selves. Patent Hour 1,00 for 50 lbs. SouthGa. ribbon cane syrup at 25 ets,
Wo are charging the bottom on prices. Fancy and Staple Groceies aiWaYs
}sh, 3 to 5 inch laceS at 5 cts per Yard. We cant mention a 1 !. Come and see
Yourselves.
JOHN STEPHEI a.
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J,,s S. to the President.
- Stewart, A.M.
°ak,Q rove News,
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tivd, VVere our repre
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CONYERS, GA., SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 1899.
Mrs. Manley Turner hai beet;
right sick but is better.
Jim Hudson says the ‘tiger
was not blind.
Prof. D. E. Bond lias cap
tured Oak Grove ‘tiger’ and all
Mr. W. F. Plnnket has made
some very becoming .irnprov
ments on his home.
The fruit tree agent don’t
tarry long. Watchman.
CA.STOH.IA.
Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature
of
CITY BARBER SHOP
-H^RY RSI r ^ U
PROPRIETOR.
My shop is comfortable
My towels are clean.
My tools are always keen.
My attention is respectful.
My aim—to please all.
Give me a call when you need
dressing up.
Take this paper.
Klomlilcc Locals.
M r J w Ford, of Blossom
was up to see his mother last
Sunday.
Mr J Jerome Robertson visi
ted the Gate City on business
last Saturday.
Mr. Samuel white, of Henry
countv in JvlOUOIK© 1 ’•i 1 : „„ OIK
/ '’’as
day this week.
Miss Annie wigh., one of
Sharpston’s fairest young ladies
spent last week with relatives
hero.
Mr. Joseph Butler visited his
brother in Klondike last Sun¬
day.
Mr. B N Ford has purchased
a new bicycle.
Mr. William Stephenson, of
Lithouia, was here to see his
father last Sunday.
The Sunday school here is in
a flourishing condition.
Mr. June Stephenson one of
most stningyoung men, vis
ited Sharpston on business last
week.
as a r.d Whiskey f sVts
W cured at home with
ricuCT™sent' Vr£ t
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The following cases were week:
posed of by the court last
13. T. J. Blount vs. Mrs.
0. Cowan, two cases, verdicts
Plaintiff.
D. J. Hudson vs. D. N.
Aclmr. etc.; Complaint,
for defendant.
J. M. Ilamby vs. Union
ill Co.; Complaint. Nol
RE Wilson, Trustee vs E
Almand, J M Almand, D >V
mand. Non Suited.
D X Hudson, Tlios. II
M C Summers vs J P Tilley, W
Stewart and PG Rucker.
suited.
M O Hn’o vs Ga. Railroad
Banking Co. Verdict for
tiff.
Criminal eases were disposed
as follows:
Qua Milsap, col.,
months in eliaingang,
Willis Powoll, assault to
der—Five years in Penitentiary.
Pleas Thomas, mist I—Not
Dick Kent, misd—Not Guilty.
Bug Morris, ruisd—Not guilty.
j Ed Sims, Larceny—‘Not
II F Farmer, misd—Not
! Bud Aycock, misd—Not
.Jas. Owens,.misd—Nine
j n olla i l!g:l ^ Hg .
, Dunk Jones, assault and
$80 and cost or six months in
chaingang. Ass and
Morgan White, ml t
Battery—$30 and costs or six tno.
Bud Aycock, misd—Not guilty, guilty,
Tom Owens, misd—Not
Allen Leverett, misd—$5.
Lou Hardin, Assault and
tery—not McCalla, guilty. shooting
Jerry at
other—Nol pros.
Jame3 Owens, misd—Nol pro.
Lou Cunningham, gaming—nol
pros. Bates, burglary—two
| Will
j Sam Oglesby, misd—nol pros.
Boh Farmer, Aassault to
der—$50 and costs or 12 months
Dock Graham, misd—$50
six months.
Lei a Reck more, Larceny
1 the house—Pay the cost or go
|gang for six months.
Advertise your business.
NO. 14
OASTORIA.
Hoars tho The Kind You Havo Always Bought
U 5 natr.r 0
of
m^TISTFjY
RESIDENT DENTIST.
Sol id Gold Crowns $5.00.
Gold Band 4 4 $5.00.
Plain White “ $3.00.
Bridge work per tooth $5.00.
Gold fillings from $1.50 to$5.00.
Amalgam filling 50c.
Plates sronr $13.00 up to $10.00.
All work guaranteed.
Office over Pest Office.
Lonnie Martin.
Notice.
Mrs. Dr. Glenn is still making fine
(IrnssCB, coats and pants at prices to
suit . Room over McDonald & Hay
good,s .Vi iUiimry store.
fj U — J t S BpCS II «r_-.Tv *rva i'l K=~
DENTAL SURGEONS.
Ho all kinds of D ntal work
at< moderate pii es and evtruct
; f ee: h « itlmut pain, Lv l he use
<sf GAS which is PKUFECRLY
IIA K M LESS.
Of rice ever J II Alruand Co’*
Stole.
