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J. M. Inman was in Fc city
Monday.
Col, James Smith of Tifton
was here Monday.
J. II. Ferdon was here Mon
day.
J. F- Barnhill of Lyken had
business here Monday.
Col S. Burkhalter had business
in Perry, Fla-, this week,
Mrs. L. J. Booth of Argye wa
in the city Saturday.
For bargains in shoes tnat
will wear, see Dame Bro’s. 2t
Mrs. A. Hafgraves visited rel
atives in Jasper, Fla., Saturday-
The nicest line of furniture ison
ale at J. L. Waldrup’s. It
Ms-and Mrs. W. J. Wallace
of Argyle visited in town Mon-
day.
Low Cut Shoes and Slippers
are Easter's necessity- Dame
Bro’s. have them- 2t
Squire W. B. Griffis of the
Magnolia District was in town
Wednesday.
Fresh Garden Seeds of all
kinds at the Homerville Drug
Co’s. At
8. A Vickery of the upper part
of the countv was in town Wed
nesday:
For Easter Hats go to Dame
Bro’s- and get the best bar¬
gains. 2t.
Mr.-. Lulu Faulk and child:en
left Friday for Columbia, S. C..
where they will visit relatives.
Dr. Joe Lee of Thomasville is
visidug his brother, Sheriff Lee,
this week.
Dress goods of the latest
designs and materials can be
found at Dame Bro’s. 2t
B C Kirkland of Quitman was
visiting relatives and home folks
here this week.
Bee Dame Bro’s for best
bargains in Dress Good, Shoes,
and Hats for Easter. 2t
Notice the disploy ad. of the
city Market. They are a uew
firm aud expect to furnish the
people with the bests of fresh
meats, etc-
If you want a new one horse-
steel beam Chiled turn blow our
new Win. J. Oliver Sea Island 6
is the acme of perfection. Your
good citizen and neighbor Sidney
Darlev can tell you how they’’fill
the bill.“Thtt Monor Trading Co.
Manor Ga.
j Col. Wilkerson of Nashville
was here this week.
D. E- Kirkland -went to Jack
sonville Wednesday.
W e are sorry to hear that Bob
Everett is very sick.
Dame Bro’s. have put in a
nice line of Ladies’ and Misses
ready - trimmed Hats, Call on
hem. 2t
Mrs E. A. Mattox of Jackson
ville is visiting her husband, who
i« employed here.
Fob 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
The Baptist parsonage was
sold at auction here Monday. It
was bought by Mr- Lucieri Hunter
for $636.00.
Four farm mules for sale. Prices
ami terms reasonable. Nee us
quick,
The Manor Trading Co.,
Manor <la.
At a fire in Valdosta the other
day „ $65,000 _ worln of „ property
was destroyed. 1 he Fender • -urn
her Co., and the Valdosta Foun
dry and Machine Co. were burnt
FOR SALE: Selected planting
peas of all kinds, auj size order.
Write for prices.
H. M. Franklin
Ten nil e Ga
A Social was given by Col.
and Mrs. S. L. Drawdy last Satu-
day Snight, which was much
enjoyed.
J. L. W-ildmp carries a hand¬
some line of house furnishings. Call
on him for prices before buying else
where. it
Misses Sulia Fitzgerld and
Maude Manson, two of the way-
cross Journal contest girls, were
here yesterday soliciting subscrip¬
tion.
The Manor Trading Co. sills
Ward cotten plows, Crescent turn
plows, any kind of farming im
plemeut you need to make farming
e$sy and profitable.
Judge T A. Parker of Way-
cross was here Monday and held
a special term of Superior Gourt
to grant a charter to the So. Oil
and Mineral Co-, which has of¬
fices at this place under the man¬
agement of H. G. Burkhalter.
'Ihe Manor Trading Co.
Manor, Ga., has just unloaded
a car of furniture and other ship
nients are on the road for their
new stock. We buy as cheap as
any dealer and sell cheaper than
others. The secret is that we have
less exp ense. ‘2
•*I • I . J. Peagler we nt to
Hampton Springs, Fla., Sunday
and Drought h's son, Lee, back,
who had gone there for recuper¬
ation. Lee was carried to a
sanitarium in Valdasta Tuesday
where he underwent an opera
tion. from reports, he is doing
well,
A Hargraves, the jeweler will
fix your watch as good as new.
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W. W. Stewart of Willacoochee
was in Homerville Tuesday,
W, H- Mobley of Fargo was
on our streets Wednesday-
Improvements are being made
on the stables of - eat Feed Co.
Mathew Stillv&y, a prominent
farmer of the Magnolia District,
was in town today.
F. B. Birmans, a prominent
citizen of Birmans, was here
Tuesday.
For Butterick designs and pal
terns and Delineators call on .1.
Wald rug. It
Dr. Gto. A. Dame of Inver:
ness, Fla., is visiting his parents
and other relatives here.
M. F. Len, a prominent met-
chant of Graceville, Fla., is vis
iting his brother, Sheriff Lee,
this week.
Dr. Colwell will give you a
better price on a buggy than you
can get iu Valdosta or Wayeros V.
try him. • 4 ^
’w. M. Wiggins was arrested
here Monday,on a charge of sell
ing whiskey. Tuesday morning
he was released upon giving a
cash bond of $200,00 in gold.
J. L, Wnldvuyi carries a complete
line of dress goods, Lawns,
Flaxons, etc. Cull on him when
town. It
Our marshal rounded up some
more drunks Monday, which
goes to show that he intends
to keep things straight in Homer
ville.
Dr J. G. Colwell has opened
up a handsome line of Buggies,
Harness, Saddles, and Saddle-
Blankets iu his old store. 4t
A search werrant was served
on Hattie Drake Monday. It was
thot she had stolen goods from
the Ecord House, but on not
finding the articles she was
released.
The Lucky Jim two horse cul
tivator is worth the time of your
attention. It 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.
E. X. Evans was here yester-
day on his way to Lyken where
he carried an Automobile to J. F.
Barnhill. Lige ways that he was
m thirty feet of the Valdosta
aviator whin he ran aginst the
fence and shut the engine off for
h i in
The National Show Case Co.
Columbus, Ga., are builders of
distil ctive show eases, bank,
store, drug and office fixture and
jobbers of plate and all kind of
glass. Write to us for prices. 12t
MOORK & BRAKES
City Meat Market
IRESH MEAT OF AU KINDS.
ORDERS FILLED
PKOMPTELY
HOMERVILLE GA,
MINUTES
The Du Bignon literary t:ml
Debating Society met la: t Dri¬
day afternoon a: j the Fo-iowim*
prograr was e: ■ viewed by Prof.
B: age’s e’.a
Song, by sehooll. ,
Roil call Quotations
T'oei.-ri-nat.ion, Seward Smith.
Add Howell, Susie
Smith, Lu< - Bell Saum'k >
Clifford Huxford.
Reading - . Laura Mae Lanier.-
Recitation, Susie Smith. .
Debate, Resolved, that Wash¬
ington deserves more honor for
freeing America, than Columbus
does for discovering it.
Affirmotive; Herbert Dickerson
and r len Dickcrsor.
Nadtive; Edwin Culpepper,
and Charlie Uillican.
Essay, Henry Kimrey.
Reading, Lucy B. Saunders.
Song, Susie Smith and Laura
Mae Lanier.
Critic, Vera James.
Song - . Primary.
This program was one of the
host we have had. The song- by
Sufeie Smith Addie Howell, Clif¬
ford Huy ford, and Lucy B. Saun¬
ders was good. Susie Smith reci¬
tation was fine. The boys on
the debate showed careful study
of the subject. The decision of
tlie judges was in favor of affirm
ative.
Owing tobhe absence of Henry
Kimery the essay was not given.
The song by Susie Smith and
Laura Mae Lanier was given
splendidly.
Addie Ilowel, Secretary.
J. I,. Pafford of Mud Creel
is here today.
O P. Bullard
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
calls Answered Promptly dS*
or night.
Dupont Georgia,
S. C. Townsend
lawyfr
ST. MARYS, GEORGIA
J’riotice In all cciurts,
State and Fedor h •
sC£-«rjn , r..'-
DichCtSOn
TURNEY AND
COUNSELOR-AT-LAW
HOMERVILLE, GEORGIA
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ffi. HU. Cornelius,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
HOMERVILLE, GEORGIA
wawjtan xrobn.
0 . 1 R. Chigpcn,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
HOMERVILLE, GEORGI-
Bawcriw*..'
w. T. S>iCRcr»on
ATTORNEY AND
COUNSELOR AT LAW,
HOMERVILLE. GEORGIA
Dr. L. E, Cox
fDcntist.
AtDupout from 1st. to loth *>aeh monu,
u wUl pay you t0 see me befoi
Uuvlng your work done.
GROWN AND BRIDGE WORK r
SPECIALTY.
LL WORK GUARANTEED.
B. 1H. Culpepper, 1R1.E>
Physician & Surgeon
Homerville, Ga.
Diseas cef women a specialty.
1 H. J. Dame
^Lawyer
Homerville, Georgia.
5 . IBurhbalter
Attorney at Law
Solicitor County Court
Homerville, Georgia.
Toes a general practice in all courtf
except tlie clinch county court.
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Prompt Powerful iermanent *-r.
PHB 1 % ? i • feet's felt Its beneficial very are Quickly usually < f- Stubborn yield when other to P. rnedv- cases P. P. Good lasting you to results stay - -'it cured cures are
cines are tiaeless
<¥ P* P. P.
Makes rich, red, pure blood—clean‘••es the entire
system—clears the brain—-strengthens digestion and nerves.
A positive specific for Blood Poison and skin diseases.
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r - i PPeuraatfom Stops the Pain; ends Malaria;
is a -wonf.crlv.1 tonic and Ixuly-builder. Thousands endorse if
F. V. UPPMA*N, SAVANNAH, GA,
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ff W FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS <
mm GUARANTEED TO SATISFY CUSTOMERS
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L>1SEV^WjtjlEEFiEL0. CHARLESTON PE. SUCCESSION, :— - — ..........
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Cabbage Grown. 2d Karim-.: Flat Head Variety than Huncersion, largest and Lnieit Cabbage.
trapc mark copyrighted
JtJM> Esta&tished 1868, Paid in Capita! Stoek $30,000.00
Ve grew the first FROST PR - OOF PLANTS in 18r>8. Now have over twenty tb uisftud satisfied
custom® rs. We have firown and sold more cabbage plants than all other persons in the Southern
ctntos combined. WHY? Because our plant;- - must please or we semi your monev buck. Order now;
'I 1 * llV tt>1 ' - plants in your section to get extra early cabbagv, and they are the ones
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We sow three tons of Cabbage Seed per season
Fruit, troop and orna men tads. W rite fur five catalog* of froat-premf plan Hi t»f tin: best varieties,
conta ining* valuable information about fruit and vegetable growing. 1 *««<;« on tlabbage Flaata:—
In lots of f.bOatSbOO'. 1000 to 5000 §l.r»0 per thousand; 5,000 to 0,000 $1.25 per thousand; lO.iiOO aad over
?l 00 per thousand, f. o. b. Yong-es Island. Our special express rato-on plants Is very low.
Win. Co Geraty Co.. Box 94 Yoanes Island, S. C.
TAYLOR SAW MILLS LEAD
In Siniplicity, Capacity, Dur-’bitity, None Bette**
llv Mkcosi ^’&?«»!» Machinery and Hv«id
©ito©Bsiv» Freights# and iionji w«ilw for B-»patra
Stbm and Gasgune Ehos^es
l y. ' ] Portable & Stat sonast Toilers
3 Complete Ginning, Sawing and Shingle Outfits
Puaiot, Tank?, Towl-s. Raofino, Ac-tylena Lightiua Plants
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r_‘ MAU.ASY MACH’NERY CO .j 359 »AC0« Cherry SA. St.
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This farmer telephoned nnd— I T
stayed at home.
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JL progressive farmer drives This farmer west to narket.
no longer first telephoning and learning
to market without
the prevailing prices. The Telephone saves these
unnecessary trips—saves wear and tear on stock
and equipment. By connecting with the Bell Sys¬
tem the farmer can talk from his home to distant
points. Under the Bell plan service can be secured
at low cost.
For information and booklet write to
nearest Bell telephone manager or to
i Farmers* Line Department
SOUTHERN BEIL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO.
SOUTH PRYpK STREET. ATLANTA, GA.
he mwmm hurales
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
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ii The. editors are all
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