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THE BANNER, SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 23,
“Let the COLD DOST twins do your work."
'SHORT NOTES
5 OF INTEREST.*
GOLD DUST
will take every particle of dust and dirt from your
Qoors and woodwork-makes them as dean as a
whistle, neat as a pin. Nothing so good for washing
clothes and dishes.
Made only by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY.
Chicago. New York. Boston. St. Louis.
Makers of OVAL FAIRY SOAP.
Watch For Our Fall
Announcement*of The
Famous Queen Quality
Beet line of Cigars in the city. The
Orr Drug Oo.
They are beauties and we know
you will be pleased with them We
are going to give th 1 Ladies of this
city something to talk of on the Shoe
qnestion This fall, and it wiii he —
(juecn <£ualit.v Tiilli,
Davison & Lowe.
Why, Yes, You Can
Have your baby’s picture made. Motes
has the best facilities together with an
endless amount of patience and experi
encc to make the dear little one’s picture
to your entire satisfaction. Don’t neg
lect it but go today and secure an ap
pointment. Operating hours from 8 a.
m. to 1 p m.
For Rent.
Eight room hoiino on North Jackson
street. K. S. Lyndon. tf
Large Fine
Fat Mackerel ten cents each or three
for a quarter. M. M. Arnold.
I’houo 188.
Boarders Wanted.
Oonvenieutly located. Good service
table. Mrs .1. M. Donnard, No. 221 East
Dougherty street.
For Rent.
4 room house, olosein. Mrs. Ida Shew-
oil, 6ou N. Jackson street | il)
White Sulphur Springs
Is now open, and the Hotel has been
put in first class condition. If any of
the Athens people would like to spend a
week at a pleasant summer resort, I can
offer them the best water on earth to
build up the system and make a fellow
feel young and fresh again—good tab’e
board aud cool rooms, clean and attrac
tive. Write me, aud I will have hack
to meet you at station. Buy ticket to
White Sulphur Sp.iogs Station. |2.60
ronnil trip. Springs two miles from
stati, n Postcffice, Bowdre, Ga. Hope
Hale w f
City School Nolioe,
The city schools will open Wednesday
Sept 11. Beginning Thursday the 28 h
inst, the superintendent’s office will be
open for giving out. cards as follows ;
For white people, 8 :80 11 :00 a. m ; For
colored people, 8 :S0-5 :30 p. m High
school and Grammar sohool teachers will
Le at their respective buildings Tuesday
morning Sept, iird, for the purpose of
Jersy Cow Taken Up.
I have taken up a Jersey cow, with
six teats, which the owner can get by
paying for this advertisement and the
cost of taking care of the cow until the
owner applies for her. Address John
Hutson, No. 7 River St.
Moving P.pidly.
My stock is being rapidly sold, aud
parties desiring to take advantage of the
extremely low prices offered must call
today, as I must get ontof present quar
ters Monday. See advertisement on 6:h
page. N. J. Boswell.
Dr. Petrie’s Office.
Dr. O. B. Petrie, who was compelled
to move out of the office he has occupied
for some time past, in order to make
room for The Banner, now has his of
fioe upstairs in his building on Lump
kin street, immediately over his former
office, where ho is fixed np in tip top
stylo. The Petrie Building is becoming
, one of the most popular in the city since
GENERAL CLEANING
FOB FALL BUSINESS,
Popular Clothing Mer
chants Making Fall
Arrangements.
examining applicants for their grades, j the completion of the splendid offices of
Very truly, G. G. Bond, Supt. of The Banner.
For Rent.
Storeroom occupied by Mr. A. M.
Conter on Ocouee street. Apply to Vin
cent Mathews at Arnold Grocery Co. ||
Mrs. Crawford Dead.
Mrs Susan Crawford, wife of Thomas
Crawford, died at her home neur Cen
ter, Ga., yesterday morning. The re-
For Sale. | mains will be interred this morning at
A second handed typewriter.Apply 11 o’clock, at Pleasant Grove church, in
toIPostcffice Bix 451.
For Sale.
2 room brick honso on Thomas St.
Lot 28 1 .,xP0 feet, good business stand.
This lot sold 14 years ago for $800.
House, water works, sewers, paving,
eto., cost $800. Will sell at a bargain,
or will give deed as security for 6 to
$800, and put money on improvements,
money to be paid as improvements pro
gress. Will sell several lots at a bar
gain on Washington St. John Bird. ■J
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
p ancy.
Lem on s lf»c. pm
nolrt. Phone 1&8.
■nzen at M. M. Ar-
Nice.
Cooking and eating apples at M. M.
Arnold Phono las. ||
For Rent.
0 room house on Washington street.
Apply to F. G. IJmbuch. _ *
Madison county. The fnneral services
will be conducted by U'W, W. M. Ooile,
of W’nterville.
Mr. Thomss To Preach.
Dr. J. W. Walden is in Elberton,
where he will remain for several days.
There will be services at the Presby
terian church Sunday morning con
ducted by Rev. Mr. Thomas, of Elber
ton, who will also conduct the union
service at the Methodist church Sunday
night.
Funeral Today.
The funeral of Matt Davis did not oc
car yesterday morning, as arranged, on
acconnt of the fact that one of the
daughters of the deceased was taken
sick on the train en route here and did
not arrive in time to attend the funeral.
The funeral will oocur this morning at
10 o’clock.
Acts Immediately.
Colds are sometimes more troublesome
in summer than in winter, it’s so hard
to keep from adding to them while cool-
off aftor exercise. One Minute Cougli
Care cares at once. Absolutely safe.
Acts immediately. Sure euro for
coughs, colds, croup, throat aud luug
troubles. The Orr Drug Oo.
Head aud McMahan, the popular
olothing merchants are making arrange
ments for a large fall business. Their
store, on Clayton street has been re
painted ou the inside aud other improve
ments have been made. In fact theie
enterprising business men are having a
general cleaning from top to liottom,
and their large and carefnlly selected
fall stock of clothing, gents’ fnrnishings
and novelties is ^beginning to arrive and
the store force is kept busy selling the
trade and getting the stock in good
nhaf-e for the fall business.
Mtssrs. M. V. Head, T. A. McMahan
and S. B. Wingfield Jr., are among the
best in their line in this section of the
state. They know the olothing and
gents' furnishing business from begin
ning to ond, and they alwayB get the
latest styles ou tho market for their
many customers.
ccvir,’.. i l n
Clown tin.vp
In id
ini.-:
O.I
end vicinity vr n v ; '
Ins consulerHitlc .
house on tile firm of A
about a mile from Cnvi
blown down, lnjm ins Ih ■■ n
of whom are serious]) if
h'-rt. Mueh damase wn:
friut erop by the hail.
Greenville. S. 0.. Ails,
struetive hail, wind an.I < 1
followed by heavy rains, o<
afternoon, extending over
upper portion of the conn
hers of houses wore blown
trees torn up by the roots,
linos are down. Cotton ami
In many instances are a total wreck.
Older citizens say It was the most
destructive storm that has visited this
section in years.
t m
y. Nniie
down and
Telephone
eorn crops
For Whooping Cough
use Cheney’s Expectorant ]
- OASTOH1A,
Beara the '* ^ Hie Kind You Have Alwjyfs Bought
Signature
of
OA8TOHIA.
Bean the Kind You Have Always [
Signature
Oil Struck in Heart of City.
Ci:y of Moxioo, Aug. 22.—Tho arte
sian well sunk at tho now postofflee
builc lng and which has given out bov-
oral barrels of petroleum, will he
pushed down holow the tftrata contain
ing oil. But tho fact that oil ha«
boon struck in tho very heart of this
city gives much hope to companies on*
gage 1 in boring for oil on tho out-
skirt
Fairs' Remains Enroute to New York.
I’arft, Aug. 22.—Tho American lino
steamer St. Paul, which sails for New
York via Cherbourg will take tho re
main-* of C. J. Fair and wife, which
will he forwarded to Cherbourg from
here this afternoon.
For La Grippe anti Influ-
Cheney’s Expec
torant i
TO CLOSE OUT ALL
CRASH SUITS, ALPACCA COATS etc.
SATURDAY, AUGUST
AT 20 PER CENT OFF WHOLESALE COST.
25 Black Alpaca
25 Linen Sum=
25 Gray Cheviot
i2 Crash Coats
So ‘Tlelville”
50 “Colnmbia”
Coats, to close out
mer Coats, to close
Coats and Vests, to
and Pants, to close
$1.50 Straw Hats,
Negligee Shirts, to
at
out at
close out at
a ji
out at
to close out at
um
close out at
n a
40c
40c
60c
<
120
50c
50c ;
10 dozen Summer Ties, to close
10 dozen Men’s Gauze Under-
out at
^ ^ m '
shirts, to closeout at
2'z cents
! ~ ==sss ~‘
20 cents
LUCIEN B. FLATOW GO.
Successors to the Max Joseph Mercantile Company.,
CORNER COLLEGE AVENUE AND CLAYTON ST.