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Eoeaf |tem5 Interest
W. V. Vusgrove has
from a trip to Dothan. Ala.
The nicest line of furniture is on
ale at J. L. YYaldrup’s. it
William Patterson of Argyle
was here Tuesday.
A Hargraves, the jeweler will
fix your watch as good as new.
H- M. Peagler went to Val¬
dosta Monday.
Dr. Stapleton ot Argyle had
business here Monday.
Sheriff P. R Lee had business
in Waycross this week.
H. J. Dame was here Monday-
M. Sirmans of Dupont at¬
tended court here Monday.
w. R. Robinson of Argyle had
business here Monday.
W. R. Highsmith of below
Argyle was in town Monday.
Miles Dickerson of Dupont
was here Monday.
For bargains in shoe s tnat
will wear, see Dame Bro’s. 2t
,J, B. Coon, Tax Receiver, was
ih town Wednesday.
R. S. Williams of Dupont was
here Wednesday.
Fresh Garden Seeds of all
kinds at the Homerville Drug
Co’s. 4t
W. H. Hinson of Travisville
was a prominent visitor here
Monday.
For Easter Hats go to Dame
Bro’s. and get the best bar¬
gains. 2t.
E J. Futch, a prominent
visitor from near Stockton, at¬
tended court here this week.
For Buttcrick designs and pat -
terns and Delineators call on J. L
5V aldrup. It
Henry Lee, a prominent farmer
of the lower part of the county,
was in town Tuesday-
J. L. Waldrop carries a complete
line of dress goods, Lawns, Linens,
Flaxoiis, etc. Call on him when in
( town. it
J, L. Wnjdrup carries a hand¬
some line of house furnishings. < all
on him for prices Before buying else
where. it
Capt. C- Gillican has returned
from New Orleans where he at¬
tended the Mardi Gras. He says
it was a great time in that city.
, Dr. Colwell will give you a
better price on a buggy than you
ean get in Valdosta or Wrycross.
Try him. 4t
G. C. Hughes moved into the
residence on Church street,
longing to Col. Townsend, this
week. He and his family
from Quitman and are
welcomed to our city.
I Mrs. J. T, Dame visited in
Dupont Monday,
1 J. M. Dame of near Thelma
wsa in town Monday-
A. E. Wallace of Argyle was
a prominent visitor here Monday
-
Seward Patterson of Argyle
was here Monday.
Seward Griffis was in town
Monday.
Dr. G. Thigpen had a profes¬
sional call to Dupont Monday.
James Griffin of Stockton at¬
tended court here this week.
Pev. Wm. Barlow of below
here was in town Tuesdav.
W. R. Wright of below here
was in town Tuesday.
Ed. Williams of Thigpen was
here Monday.
Rev. James O’Steen and wife
of Douglas were in towu Tuesday.
Miss Kansas Peagler is visiting
at Nnhunta.
' Dress goods of the latest
(designs and materials can be
found at Dame Bro’s. 2t
Jeptha Hughes, a prominent
farmer of below Dupont, was in
our city Monday.
See Dame Bro’s for best
bargains in Dress Good, Shoes,
and Hats for Easter. 2t
IT. Tomlinson was here Tues
day- C. A. Tomlinson was here
Wednesday.
Low Cut Shoes and Slippers
are Easter’s necessity. Dame
Bro’s. have them. 2t
r , O. Garroll has arrived in
our town and will be the sales
man in Mr G C Hughes’ store.
Dr J. G. Colwell has opened
up a handsome line of Buggies,
Harness, Saddles, and Saddle-
Blankets iu his old store. 4t
B. A. Harper, our represen¬
tative-elect, was in town Mon¬
day-
J. Ray Dame of Dothan, Ala.,
is visiting home and will be here
until Sunday.
j The Manor Trading C<>. sells
Ward cotten plows, Crescent turn
plows, any kind of farming im¬
plement yon need to make farming
easy and profitable.
Our young friend, Lee Peagler,
is limping around with a cane,
from a slight attack of rheuma¬
tism.
FOR SALE: Selected planting
peas of all kind«, an} size order.
Write for pric-s.
H. M. Franklin
Tcuniie Gu.
Four farm mules for sale. Prices
and terms reasonable. See us
quick.
The Manor Trading Co.,
Manor Ga.
For Sale: One pair of large
iron gray mules, five and six
years old. Terms easy with good
papers. Apply to C. Gillican,
Homerville. Ga. 2t
While painting on E- B- Peag-
ler’s new residence Dave O’¬
Quinn lost his foot hold, falling
to the ground, and was painfully
hurt, tho not serius.
Dame Bro’s. have put in a
nice line of Dailies’ and Misses
re ady - trimmed Hats, Call on
them. 2t
The number of people attend¬
ing County Court here this week
reminded us of big court. W e
fail to mention a great many
of our citizens on account of the
multitude of them.
The National Show Case Co.
Columbus, Ga-, are builders of
disth ctive show eases, bank,
store, drug and office fixture and
jobbers of plate and all kind of
glass. Write to us for prices. 12t
The following of our young
folks went to Cutting Sunday:
Misses Ella Byr J, Buby Mattox,
Janie Peagler. and Messrs. Leon
Bbrd and George North-
The Lucky dim two horse cul
tivator is worth the time of your
attention. If you run a two horse
farm it will pay you to take a trip
to Manor and see this implement
for sale by The Manor Trading Co,
Manor Ga.
H. G. Burkhalter, who has
spent several years at point” in
the West, will arrive here Mon
day, and will establish an
Eastern office here for the So.
Oil and Mineral Co- which will
bore for oil and minerals in this
county,
If you want a new one horse
steel beam Ciiiled turn blow our
new Wm. J. Oliver Sea Island 6
is the acme of perfection. Your
good citizen and neighbor Sidney
Darler can tell you how they ’’fill
the bill.“Th« Monor Trading Co.
Manor Ga.
George Frazier was tried in
Mayor’s Court here Modday for
drunkenessand was fined five
dollars and cost. The fine was
paid. Tom Reddick wss convicted
of riding trains and fined two
dollors which was paid. Marshal
Frank Stapleton is -'determined
to see that the town laws are
enforced.
The Manor Trading Co.,
Manor, Ga., has just unloaded
a car of furniture and other ship
merits are on the road for their
new stock. We buy as cheap as
any dealer an<l sell cheaper
others. Tbeyseeret is that we have
less expense.
Mrs. S. C. Townsend and
dren have gone to New Orleans
to take in the Mardi Gras and
will be gone two weeks. Col.
Townsend snbsists in solitary
state with only a man servant
around. Even the cat has left
and his dog died a few days ago.
—St. Mary’s Southeast Georgian.
The Colonel attended County
Court here Monday, partly! to
break the monotony of that
solitary state- We sympathize
with him on the loss of his dog
and trust that his good family
will return at the appointed
time-
Since writing the above Mrs’!
Townsend joined him here and
they have returned to St. Mary’s.
“Dr. Miles* Anti-Pain Pills
have surely been a blessing
tn me and mine. I have used them
for a year for neuralgia and find there
is nothing like them.”
Mrs. M. J. Hamilton, Upper Alton, Ill.
The shooting pains of neuralgia
are almost unbearable. Sleep, rest
or comfort is impossible to anyone
suffering from this ailment.
Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills
have relieved hundreds of cases like
tiiat of Mrs. Hamilton, who is glad
to tell of the value of these pills.
One or two tablets, taken as
directed, are usually all that is
necessary after to give relief. No bad
effects follow their use.
Sold under a guarantee assuring the
return of the price of the first bottle If
It fails to benefit. Ask your druggist.
0 P. Bullard
PHYSICIAN ANT) SURGEON
Calls Answered Promptly 08*.
oi night.
Dupont Georgia,
S. C. Townsend
LAWYFB
ST. MARYS, GE0RG1*
I'r.ictica in all courts,
State and Fed.-’
1R.<d Dickerson
TORNEY AND
COUNSELOR-AT-LAW
HOMERVILLE, GEORGIA
n. m Cornelius,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
HOMERVILLE, GEORGIA
O. tR. Cblgpcn,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
HOMERVILLE, GEORGIA
■<-. SI..-J xxinr.
w. T. Hhcfterson
ATTORNEY AND
COUNSELOR AT LAW,
HOMERVILLE. GEC RGi a
Dr. L. E, Cox
i ttientifct.
i
l At Dupont fniiii 1st. tu inn »Hph mourn
.i will pay you to see me befor.
Hiving your work done.
CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK *
SPECIALTY.
LL WORK GUARANTEED.
B .1H. Culpepper, im.E>
Physician & Surgeon
Homerville, Ga.
Distas ref women a specialty.
1H. ;jfl. TDamc
lawyer
Homerville. Georgia.
S. ISurkbalter
Attorney at Law
Soliiitor Coiuitij\Court
Homer villa, Georgia,
Foes a general pur.: lice .n aVIconi',
except the clinch enmity court.
Dr- J. O, Brewer
Blackshear Ga.
Sets of Teeth and Bridge Work
a Specialty. Work Warranted.
Twenty-five years Experiecne.
A HARD HP......
That’a the whole went ot ’ the s-..-
the Stevens Favorite Nc/. 17—tbc accura.:.
with which the barred is rifled.
Tills deadly accuracy and the lightness of
the gun make it the moot popular rifle for
rr^n and bovs alike.
We make l3oo Favorite Tifles 0 week
but not a one 13 allowed to leave M „, Factory
of Precision until thoroughly tested, r y our
expert shooters.
You can get this rifle at any hardware
store or any sporting goods dealer or if they
have not got it we will send express prepaid
on receipt of List Price $6,00,
LNt Prices Stevens Rifles
I \ Little Scout, No. 14, Jj.j5
L*. Stevens-Maynard, Tr., No. 1L *1,00
tv Crack Shot, No. 16, 4.00
Favorite, No. 17, 6.00
,1 Visible Loading Repeating
Rifle, No. 70, 8.00
Ideal Rifle, No. 44, 10.00
J. STEVENS
ARMS & TOOL CO.
DEPT. S.
The Factory of Precirion
Chicopee Falls, Mass.
w fects Its felt Prompt (Prickly beneficial very are p. quickly usually Ash, ef- Powerful Stubborn yield when cincs Poke p. other are to Root P, useless iriecU- cases P. and P. p. Permanent Good lasting—it you Potassium) to results stay cured cures are
.•:j Makes rich, red, pure blood — cleanses the entire
system — clears the brain — strengthens digestion and nerves.
A positive specific for Blood Poison and skin diseases.
■ Drives out Rheumatism and Stops the Pain; ends Malaria;
is a wonderful tonic and bodv-builder. Thousands endorse it
F. V. LIPPMAN, SAVANNAH, GA.
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TRADE MARK COPYRIGHTED
Established 1863. Paid in Capital Stock $30,000.00
We vn*ew thetirst frost proof PL.NTS in 185? 8. Now ha ve over twenty thousand satisfied
customers. We have grown and sold more i cabbage p Jants than ail other persons in the Southern
stales combined. WHY? Beea uso our plants must pie ase or we send your money back. Order now;
it is time to set these plants in n your section to ffet extra e arly cabbage, and they are the ones
that sell for th c most money.
We sow three tons of Cabbage Seed per season 8tSXrV” u puSta.
Fruit trees ami ornamentals. Write for free catalog of fr<-it-proof plants of the best varieties,
In containing valuable information about fruit ami vegetable growing. Prices on Cabbage Plai ntg:—
lots of 500 at $1.00; 1000 to 6000 $1 SO per thousand; 5,000 to 0,000 $1.25 per thousand; 10.000 and over
$DOO por thousand, f. o. b. Yongea Island. Cf ur special express rate on plants Is very low.
Wm. C. Geraty Co., Box 94 Yonges Island, S. C.
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We ure nttw icudy In ilu nil kinds of blacksmith work on
snort notice First class workmanship at reasonable prices.
All kinds of vehicle rept'ring promptly titlended to.
Horse-Shoeing a specialty
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Tickets on Sale March 9th,[jl0th and 11th; limited, returning,
to leave Wax cress not later than d right of March 31th, 1311.
For further information see ATLAN r l 1 * (■/ s FINE RAIL¬
ROAD Agent, or write to
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Savanah, ;-;a. Savarah, Ga.
L- P. GREEN, T. P. A.,
Thcmasville, Ga.
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