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UMIOM MCWBB. MM I IWJVll I •
i THlRT^NINE^rEARS AGO IN
ANDAROUND MILLEDGEV1LLE
ru >•*•*•* An "T* , Aw ~ ta *
HmyoT Staley »"d Ex-M.yor Sam
Waker do love a t°* Aow. They
make u« happy look"* »* th * m -
Our citiie”' should soo that at
cast one goon military company in :
,'his city he pl»« d in ■’ livin| ' C ° n ‘ i
dition.
number of young ladies of the
Methodist church on Saturday last, Laying aside all sex appeal and
presented Mrs. J- B- * things of that sort many people be-
•nnr dish treUTTi p ® r » lieve that old nersona nnn> inter.
FRANK CRANE SAYS
Attraction of Tho Old
auRar dish
slight token of tholr
f
lieve that old persons are
esting than young ones.
^ _ There comeB a time in a man’s life
The Stewards of the MfchUxppt w j, en a woman of forty is more
church settled *»th their pastor in j n t er e 8 tnig than one of eighteen. Be-
full lost Fridoy night. Tho Mlnry side the mature woman a girl is rath-
lor the ensuing yenr was filed nt „ crud ,.
JJ200.00-—one hundred doll.r. to bo p, opte ^ g0 „ Eu;opt lovt t0
■>» id “ th0 "«» P”«her on ornenl. ,„ Jnd , m0I1 an u qll itiea
Oh. the weddings, the -‘ddings! nm ^ m Ktt MntLnienU1 iBl€r .
1, .he n«r future. M.y the good w mnythin , ^ u oId . „. ny
uon! moke them .11 hsppy, ond « ,, dMpis< . Am , rici b «. u .' it ta
happy they will be prosperous, if toQ nfW
•here isn’t a diut of meal in the box
liwl of meat in the hamper.
hive smoke coming out of the chim-
n*ys to give them an antique appear
ance—artificial smoke.
At Hampton Court in England is
• grapevine which brings the govern
ment more than six thousand dollars
a year.
Only a little of the mrney is deriv
ed from the grapes it bears. Most
of it comes from admission paid to
see the vine because it is almost 160
years old.
There is only one thing that inter
ests man more than the new.
It is the old.
Anything that endures—whether it
be a bit of canvas, a scrap of ancient
oriental tapestry, an Eutruscan wine
jar, a bit of Mayan inscription on a
volcanic rock from the forests of
Guatemala, a printed page, or a lofty
sequoia redwood—interests and fasci
nates man.
The fact that it has existed from
the time his unknown ancestors lived
and will continue to resist the ravage*
of time long after he is dead, has
something to do with his interest
Mortal man looking at something
which contains a touch of immortality
is awed and fascinated.
- Election far Justices of the Pence
will be held in the Dietncta of Bald
win county on Saturday December
1st.
W. H. STEMBRIDGE, Ordinary.
There is no doubt that the old has
a certain sentimental value.
Wells says that when every house is
Rev. J. R. King has been pastor of heated by electricity millionaires will
the Methodist church in this city
FOR RENT—Om 2 itory C room
hoaao tl Imodom coavoaioaaoo SOI
1-2 N. Wiyno St. Soo Ed Fold*, or
writ# Mr*. Jali* Parhor, ISM N.
W. Mad 3l Miami, Fla.
about three and a half years, and has
during that time received 290 mem
bers, married 32 couples, baptised
45 infants, and officiated at 32 fun
eral 1 .
Mr. T. L. McComb having declined
r» run for Alderman, Capt. T. F.
Xcwell bis, by common consent, been
i.laced on the ticket in his place.
Rev. J. D. Chapman has been
arnettly engaged for the past week
n raising money to pay the debt rest
ing upon the Baptist church. We are
glad to announce that hr has been
-uctessful. The collection at the
. hurch last Sundiy morning amount-
i $922.28, which, with previous
collections made by Mr. Chapman, is
about sufficient to pay the debt of
the church, the Baptist congrcga-
i are happy and prepared to enjoy
approaching Thanksgiving.
TO THE VOTERS OF THE 121 ST
DISTRICT
I am candidate far Jaatica af th*
Paaca *ubj*ct to tha ruU* af Urn alac-
tiaa la ha bald Satarday Dacambar
1*1. 1 will apfndate yaar vote aad
iafhaaaca.
A. S. KEMP
laaalt year Agent a* you wot
yoar Doctor or Lawyer.
C. H. ANDREWS 4 SON
M Notkiag Bat laauraaca”
BRICK That Clink Likc stcel
At. M.4. k 7 tk. "MftMLLAM- Pimm.
BURNT IN OUR CONTINUOUS KILNS
There is No Waste in Our Bricks.
Make Quick Shipment* (■ Any Quantity.
RICH GLO FACE BRICK-FIRE BRICK-COMMON BRICK
Milledgeville Brick WorksCo
MILLEDGEVILLE. GA.
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fatcnMttnt, Rearitteat aai
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SCHOOL SUPPLIES
VARIETY MERCHANDISE
STEMBRIDGE & COMPANY
PHONE 352-J
Tender vegetation ha? r
killed by frost.
t yet been
The Milledgeville Dramatic Club
•Jill visit Eatonton on next Thursday,
(and will treat the people of that nlcq.
litRe Aty'to bne of their popular
nteitainmenta.
It is eonseded that Peter J. Cline
s to be the next Mayor of Milldege-
ville. All right. He wilt not Teeline
on n bed of case and luxury, mark
that.
For the location of the Not real and
Industrial College for Girls in this
city, our people are indebted to our
able Senator, Hon. Robert V bitfield,
and the brilliant President of the
Senate. Hon. Fleming G. DuBignon.
These gentlemen especially, will ever
be he'd in grateful remembrance by
ur citizens.
The Banquer
Never did Milledgeville appear be
fore her invited guests, or the strang-
• within her gates, or even in the
resence of her own good people, in
i happy .a mood and in such elegant
attire a* she dij al the banquet at
th;- Milledercville Hotel on last Thure-
I day evening.
This was Milledgeville’s recogni
tion of 'ho services of her friends ii
I’er h«Vf torching th" loc-'.'nn «V
the Industrial School for Girls in this
: nerhaos we should not antici-
-c- The tables, five, were decornt
a« on’y wotr-.nV deft fingprs can
lecorate. Tas"e and a profusion of
* made a picture that a pain*
<»uld have dwelt on with rapture.