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y, I aiktt -\ F.sl Iliail U;ii..r, Stop at
J I ilUill.
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n March ami Sepiembt-i.
j ,siice Conn I *r I'leno.ii I Osii u-t ii>
, n .l S.iliir.bv in each
i OIM V ill- FH Kits. V ill ' lVe-e. •
11t1 .,v S.J. ihil% l’u IK Su,n run t OI
j. \\. i’ll in ;ii.'i n, Sherill; VV. I*. I
]• <(’ Jlerlor. '*' hi*el .1. Hale, lax L*
v'*r: ih '• "• Kmiger-., County Treasim-.
v \ f llii.O • County Sehool Commi
ie|*. ,v. . Morrison, Surveyor; .Marl
l:iie, O'oioner.
. , r k ■ | •> •; ;vices, M. ci. t ’lmrcli, Sunth
~i lt j tm Sun l:ty iii each month.
I, ,ver nceling each Su nlay evening at
o’clock. Kpwortli Leigue meets every
,Vcl evening* Sit 1 i yischool every
; Kv,l tv ii'ruinj,l ii *10: ) l>. 11. Ho^‘>’,
U. IC. SMITH. Pastor.
SECRET SOCIETIES. . ._
Trenton Lodge, F. £ A. M.
No 179.
Meets at the MnSOuie llu’l on
Wednesday flight, on oi lie'ore the
full moon and every 3rd Suttnday
night therefrom at 7 :30.
J. M. Lyemance, W. iVL
Trenton Lodge, No. 38, I. O. O- F.
Meets at their hall north side pub
lic square every Saturday evei ing
at 7:3d. \V. G. Coin. N. G.
Dade N*. 1-2, k.ot l*.
Meets ill <> H F** I mv>’ Hill Ni •Mi
ll tv eveni gs a• >.3 )
Fra k .\l ii isiin, C. C.
J. VUJSS Y M. D.
Phys c a t anu Surgeon
IRLKTIN GIG GIA
WALTER V/. CURETON
A.Her evj At liaV .
R3i.nFA.VN GA/.
J. ?. JaCOWAY.
A I I’l)It \' i]V A I I. MV,
MENTON, •• (i K< >l:< ■ lA.
Will pr.aC'oh in all li e court-*
Hate and federal.
B. T. BROCK, X
ATTORNKY AT LAW
THEN TON, - GFOIKiIA.
Will |ram ice* in al It the Courts.* 'Prompt
attention given all business.
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A. S. J \ COW AY
WITH
H. Schwartz k Bro.
(.’if AT r A Not KJ A, Tr.N x.
FINE SIIOH.S
and HOSIERY
Get the "DUX "Shoe
jaßiKwawi mmtmw
-L£-l . XV7&ISZ:
£ s\ t. &*4 * ' •*' uj? £ H j
p/M CURE TMg LU^CSI
I T fg r< [□jig’s
Hew Discovery
1 fQH OOUCHB cc Pi% M .
g,.. n wOLDS Trial Bottle Free
jpvLfU- throat and lung troubles.
SATISFACTORY
f MONEY REFUNDED. I
IT m TMM BEST MM®
OF- mWMMY W CSAtiiOOiA
IST BE CLOSED OUT REGARDLESS OF PRICE.
, |iMB ■■ mi ■■ II mm l—— Ml— ■— n _HUJ.fl—— lIMMW Mil HI I——i H n ll—T -H-~ f—4— ■ —■it ill ■ *
i We iiave decided the quickest way to dispose ot them
i
] ist o sell at auction All goods are of the highest grade. Now
iis the . iaie to get that Xmas and New year Present and
1 i
| lay it away while you can get it at your own price. >a’e will :
| continue fro .1 day to day until stock is exhausted. Auction ;
! hours from 2:30 till 5 o clock and from 7.30 to 9 o'clock P. M.
■arvar.ii Tin in i ill 1 | |,Wl — I m ?■—* ■sammssaoux.
J. F. BENNETT,
THE JEWELER
927 Market Street, Chattanooga, Tennessee.
SPECIAL fPF.SAiHS AT GLENNS
. '
sl2 Aiiil sls Suits for $lO
sl2 And sls Overcoats for $lO
OTHER FAVORS IN PROPORTION
AH Good Fresh Goods will be closed out
on account of the varin weather.
A. C. GLENN &CO
816 MARKFT ST.
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STANDARD MUSE COMPANY
720 MAF.KET STREET. CHATTANOOGA TENN.
Dealers In
TALK ISO JI.V HIXFS, EDISON PHONOaBACHS,
LAKGE LINE OF UECOKDS, CHEAP MUSIC ANI) ALL CLASS
OF SMALL MUSIC INSTRUMENTS.
okbebs seceivs ouk phohpt
attention
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• LOCAL and PERSONAL |
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By Mrs. 11. S. Ridgws.
p r- K. 'l'. Davis of (’ attanooga.
was here ruesd.iy im proi'tssional
busi CSS.
Li tlo Miss Bennie Brock is the
rru *st of Miss Fay Cuietou in St.
Elmo.
Di\ Haul's Spectacles, 2.. c, oOc
75c and SI.OO a pair at the Drug
Store.
Mrs. Ella riiurman, of Chatta
nooga, is visiting her parents, Mi.
md Mrs. A. M. Tatum, near town.
Mrs Jessie Casa and children, of
Chattanooga, spent this week here.
Kirkscy D ivis, ot Cole < ity?
spent Tuesday here.
\Y >3 will cot/ ac > nplete line of
di ..m.i> goods tor saD at the Ding
do re.
Airs 11. S. Bodges, returned
Sunday n;giit from a two weeks’
visit m X ‘\v f York and Washington.
\Y. F Nethery co tinues very ill
Lee Ti lwel came down Irom
Rising Fawn Wedne day. /
Wiley Evatt, of Rising Fawn,
was here Wednesday on business.
Joe Stewart Sr., Alex Stewart,
Sr., and Jesse Stewart, of Stewart
Town, spent Wednesday in the
Capital on business.
Air. Cross, of Wildwood, was
here on business Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stewart Jr.,
were down from Byrds Chapel
Monday.
Misses Myrtle Cureton, Dana
Tatum, Mrs. R. S. Rodgers and
James Pace attended church at
Rising Fawn Wednesday.
Several Trento ites will attend
the Ward and Sanders at
Rising Fawn Sunday.
New stock oi all leather shoes at
the right price on sale at the Drug
Store
Trenton people are expecting
quite a lot of visitors i. town dur
ing the holidays.
Cottage prayer meeting was held
at the home ot Mrs. B- ' • u x r
man Thursday.
Miss Willie Allison is on the.
sick list.
The freshest line of g oceries and
oh' ctioneries in town at the Drug
St >rc
M'S. James (5 ss spent Tuesday
in Chattanooga.
Misss Dana Tat m was a dele
gate to the Epworth League Con
vention in Chattanooga ! hursday.
You can get everything you want
fresh and pure and a the right
price at the Drug Store.
AY. N. Gray was down from
Lookout Mountain Monday.
Rev. H. K. Allison attended the
series ot ineeti gs in Rising Fawn
several days this week.
Lodges Elect Officers.
At the regular Council Sleep of
Apachee Tribe 39, I. O. IT M. held
in Lodge Hall December 3d, 1908,
the f dlowing officers w re duly
elected to serve for the ensuing
term:
J. Duckett, Sachem; 1. C. Par
ker, Senior Sagimore; John Knox,
Ju ior Sagimore; I . Miller,
Prophe ; G A. Massengale, Chief
of accords; J A Whitt, Keeper of
\\ amp m; Elijah Sanders, Trnstee
No. 38,1.0. O. F #
elected the following officers:
R. F. Tatum, N. G; J.
ton, Y. G;J.D. Pace, K. Se3 7 y;
I. J. Lumpkin, F. Sec ? y; G. W
S\. Tatum, Treasurer; H. Wheeler
Trustee
At the regular meeting of Look
out Mountain Lodge 160, 1. O. 0.1.
held in Lodge Hall Dec 16, 1908,
the following officei'S were duly
electe 1 to serve the ensuing term:
J C. Camp, K G.; W. C. Whitt,
V. G.; A R. Carver, Sec’y; J a.
Y\ hitt. Treasurer; E. H. H.ce,
1 rustee.
Commissioner O. B. Stevens, ot
the Georgia Board of Raiiroad
Commissioners, will be here on De
cember 15th, (next Tuesday) for
the purpose of investigating per
the physicial conditions,
i®d hear testimony relative to the
necessities for passenger depot im
provements at this place. Ihe
hearing will be held in the court
house. The public will be repre
sen ted by attorneys B. T. Brock
and R. F. Tatum, and the railroad
company, we presume, will be rep
resented by their local attorney, J.
P. Jacoway.
Every one in the surrounding
country interested in anew dapot
building being erected at this place
are requested to be present in the
circuit court room at the court
house by 9 o’clock A. M. Dec. 15.
Telephone, mail your orders or
go to Dan C. Wheeler & Cos., a#
607 Market St., Phone 175, Chat
tanooga, Tenn., for grain, bay and
eed supplies. Cotton seed meal
PEALERB IX
Drugs. Chemicals,Paints, Oils, Glass anil
Druggists' Sundries,
Salesroom; Cor. Market and Main Sts. Telephone Main No. 269.
Chattanooga, Tennessee.
iRHODES HAVERIY FURNITURE COMPANY
G H ATT A NOOG A, TESS
I- THE SEASON’S GREETINGS
A CHRISTMAS GIFT
1 In selecting a Christ not let it
► be a lasting evedienc* of it con-
I veys? There is nothing more appropriate
! than a useful article of furniture which will
cirry with it every ounce dT^il%ggasorPs^^od
Me Scope of our Business j
Trading at Rhodes-Haverty Means J
jmr We own and operate over forty stores and <
dr buv in the open market in enormous quanti
r ties It is therefore a reasonable conclusion !
that we buy Everything for housekeeping as 4
as cheap as anyior.e on earth, and this is the <
reason you will ALWAYS FIND HERE de- ]
dependable goods cheaper than you can buy
their equivalent elsewhers.
715 MARKET ST. j
Ho connection with any other Store in the City j
and hulls a specialty. Don’t for
get the place.
Harris & Johus m, Id E Bih St.
% u.
Chattanooga, are the only exclusive
opticians in the city. 15 years ex
perience assures accuracy and cor
rect fitting. The most up-to-date re
tracting rooms in the South* Ev
erything at moderate prices.
Clover, Red Top, Timothy, Or
chard Grass, Millet Hay, and all
kinds of field seeds at Dan C.
Wheeler Co’s., 607 Market St.,
Phone 175, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Cotton seed meal and bulls a
specially.
