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■ ' THOMSON, GA., FRIDAY, JANUAR News From Anthony By Brown Kyks. As the entrance to the happy little band nas once again been opened to me and lbe Editor kind enough to print my last letter, I will make anolaer attempt tor a little news. Rain ! rain 1 our 1 little town is somewhat muddy these days,, the sunshine about now would sure be appreciated, very little has beon done so far towards farming. The farmers around and about these d ! ggings have had such bad luck for the last few years they have very little courage for commenc ing another crop. “If at first you don’t succeed, trv, trv again.” /. Mr. Rougher Young and father spent a short, while Thursday of last week in Washington. j Messrs. W. D. Hunt, Theodore Reese and E« B. Reese enjoyed an j (he Del i nea'BH'' W‘ J '■£•„. | editors a j Wo are having ’S' , weather now. iHHf I There is a great denl^R ■'/>.! Ja in our community yet. Mr. W. M. Paschal visited tfetoe last week. • / Mr. Shelly Connor visitod his cousin at this place Sunday. Mr. S. B. Turner visited his daughter Mrs. S. B. Ruddock of Thomson Saturday. Mr. D. P. McGlnmery visited the home of Mr. S. B. Turner Sunday. Mrs, S, B. Turner returned h'oni a visit to her daughter Mrs. P. 0. Morris of White Oak Sun day, Mr. and Mrs. \V. W. Conner visited his parents at Phinizy Friday. Mrs, B. R. Reid was the guest of Mrs. S B. Turner Tuesday. ’rejjjdent, B. F. JOHNSON, Vice President, VDEN, Cashier, I. E. FARMER, Attorney, J. 0. SHIELDS, Assistant Cashier. Molasl ging and Ties OP THOMSON, And many other harm Su which we will purchase th<J and sell at the LOWEST jl the patronage of the tradJB Thomson the community for killing nine birds at one short, all happened to bo on t!ie ground. Mrs. W, D. Hunt and Mrs. E. B. Reese spent Tuesday last with Mrs. Jim Russell. Mr. Moll Norris and Miss Lollie Hunt, Mr. Robert Willie Dozier and Miss Katie Bell Young at tended Sabbath school at Wrights- boro Sunday afternoon last Mr. Loyd \\ illiams was a visit or in our town Sunday night last. Mr. John Henry Hunt has ac- cep ted a position in Wrightaboro for the present year. . Messrs Jim Russell and Wat Baston \\ or i in town a short while Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. A, B. Wilkurson returned from Augusta Monday of this week. J will close for this time wish ing you all much success and hap piness. Statement at close of business Jan. 11th 1909 made to Stockholders meeting. J/ G. W. 3c G. F. V that they have J Street in the buildintr ti/ J ones > where they will * Fancy and \|/ They solicit a fair share public, and guarantee fair pri iH and first-class good^^^HH * G. W. & G. F. GRAnW HL Railroad Street, - THOMSON it/ Premium on U. S. Ponds $ u - s - Bonds A Furniture and Fixtures §, ^ Bills Receivable I | itit Overdrafts Secured anld J Unsecured 1 \$t Cash in Banks I Cash and Checks on I-Mind, Capital Stock, Surplus Undivided Profits Individual Deposits Subject To Check Time Deposits Cashier Check Amity. MIZPAH. The recent rains have delayed the fauners several days with their work. Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Shank dined with Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Dunaway Sunday. Mr. Joe Hill of Atlanta has Iteon visiting his sister Mrs. Hope Moore for the past week. The many friends of Mr. Alonzo Campbell are glad to know that he is up again after several days confinement to his bed. Mr. Sam Dunaway of Wrights- bore spent Monday with his pa rents at. tins place. A very sad death was that of little Florine Crawford, she was taken wifh a very severe attack of croup which developed into asth ma. She lived on n week and pass ed peacefully avC* Wednesday evening Jan. 18 slit. >vas just four years eld, the oldest child of Mr, Thompson Crawford, to whom wo extend our sincere sympathy. Mr. and Mrs. Will Howell of Ap pling attended the funeral of the latter's niece littlo Florine Craw ford at Pioree’s Chapel last Fri day. Colds are quite prevalent In this neighborhood and »seem to be in the most malignant form. Mr. and Mrs NEW RESTURANT a dividend of & the following $! vjj At the Stockholders meeting $ Nine Thousand was declared and w A Directors Elect®: Boneville. PEDAIAH. A attended religious services ‘at Doanng Sunday last, and had the . pleasure of hearing a very inter esting and instructive sermon de livered by the Rev. P. Cowart, pastor of the Wesleyan Methodist church at that placo. The quar terly meeting of this church will be held at Dearingon the loth Sun day in this month, and some able preachers arc expected to be present and preach. Mrs. C. II. McDonald, of Grove- town, was a guest of her daughter, Mrs. Homer Johnson, several days recently. Miss Bessie McCarty of Camak was the guest of Mrs. W. M. Whitaker during last week. Mrs. R. Paul and her son Mas ter Preston were guests of Mrs. (N. J. Fullbright Sunday. 1 Mr. Colley Kink, of Grovotown, , was the guest of Mr. C. E. Lokey Sunday. Mr. Jeff Rogers of Dearing, was the guest of Miss Annie Simons Sunday last. Mrs. W. M. Whitaker and her daughter visited relatives in Camak Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Bradshaw were guests ©f Mrs Myrtle Culpep per several days recently. Mr. Jokn Coxville, of Augusta, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wellmnker, Tuesday of this week. Mr. (Sharles Martin, recently of Atlanta, but now of Grovetown, was the guest of Mr. Homar Johnson Tuesday. Let us strive to be just, mod erate aud wise in all of our views and conduct. I announce to the public that I have opened up a restur- ant in the building at the corner of Journal Street and Scott’s Alley and am prepared to serve the public. MEALS 25o w 4 W jj' J. H. Boyd, *B. F. Johnson, P. A. Bowden, JJj j]' I. E. Farmer j > T. H. Dozier, jjj j*j S. Gibson, J. S. Boyd, B. H. Willingham, Jjj 4. J. E. Wilson, i E. H. McCord, A. N. Seville, | Every thing NEW and CLEAN. Give me a trial Fresh Bread Always Kept In Stock MRS. S. M THOMSON, - FREEMAN - GEORGIA. Clothing Made To Measure. To My Patrons, Fr'ends and the Public, the Holiday season is upon us, and 1 am prepared as heretofore to meet all de mands and requirements in the different lines and accessories, heretofore hrndled by us. Those who have been - successful, and want a first class Victoria, Station Wagonr Sur/yof Stanhope, l am the man and can supply them, and acooqjgying necessi ties, harness, all of the very best assortment ffqra'three of the finest inanufiuturers in the United States. Rubbs'-there is only one manufacturer in the United Stvtes worth naming,—-Chase- We have them in great varieties, blankets of course you must protect your horse. For Christmas and Holiday gifts, we have a large variety of fine imported saddles, whips, crops, leggins, and etc, and for the children, boys and girls, we havo .a larger variety than ever, of Railroad Steam Engines, Automobiles, Goat Wagons, Goat Carts, Hobby Horses, Shoo Flys, Irish Mails, Bicycles, Volocipedes, Tricycles and Toy Wagons, an ondless variety about a carload and a half in all. Don’t fail to conic and make early selections. g We beg to anncunce that Strouse & Brothers, § of Baltimore, iMjfirs of High-Art Clothing will g send their reprlsfqitative to our store, on % Wednesday and Tftyrsday January 27 and 28. Nathan Baston and little daughter Lucile spent Saturday night aud Sunday at the home of Mr, J. My Dunaway. Miss Mary Willie Strother of Atlanta is visiting relatives in this neighborhood. Mr. Claude Hardin spent Sun day night with his brother at Leah, Very few attended preaching at Greenwood Sunday on account of the bad weather. I will close by thanking the kind editors for the Delineator which I appreciate and enjoy read ing so much. I To take orders for Spring, from those men who prefer a suit made ft> measure, and expressive of their own indivi&ality. Strouse & Brothers have devoted nearU a half century to the mak ing of clothes, and Meir skill, energy and suc cess are reflected inhe high character of their product. We externa cordial invitation to all men of discriminatift taste, to call and view the magnificent line olnrics, and to have their measure taken fortfAh clothing as they may re- auire for spring ana lunmer wear. 7)9 and 751 Broad St Augusta Ga Largest in Our History. Call on us or write for prices before placing your orders. Arrington Bros. & ComaaM|A Thomson, Georgia.