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A flash at white wings to freedom restored
One aroma at, all then the black rain
Of a hundred small shot to one little bird
For the pleasure of those who love pain.
T e Goa-honored bird that was sent from
above
To grace the baptism of Christ, love,
The For symbol somebody’s of innocence, sacrificedl gentleness,,
sport Harcolrt.
CiiestaUC, 111. Calla
Rev. C. T. Clark preached an
able sermon on prohibition last
Sunday morning.
Col. Sum S. Ber uett, represen¬
ted Camilla in Albany on last
Monday.
Fresh Brea! Friday.— Lewis
Drug Co.
Mrs. T. W. Wood, of Cairo, is
on a visit to Camilla this week,
the guest of Mrs. J. G. Wood.
The man with the talking ma¬
chine gave an entertainment at
the Auditorium last Monday eve¬
ning.
Just one more week and the
public will know whether or not
Mitchell county will continue
“dry.”
Mr. Vassa Thompson and Dr
D. A. Spence of Pelham, were
among last Sunday’s visitors to
Camilla.
A magnificent line of table
linen and towels just in.
Camilla Supply Co.
The last of the Lyceum enter¬
tainments for this season held
forth at the Auditorium on last
Tuesday evening.
Miss Deal Mayo, of Buena
Vista arrived in Camilla last
Sunday afternoon on a visit to
relatives and friends.
Mrs. R. L Mathews, of Mem¬
phis, Tenn-, is the guest of her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. C. T.
Ciark, in Camilla this week.
Everything you need when
you go fishing, atr Lewis Drug
Co’s.
Mr. A. B. Joiner is
those who are asking for a share
of your patronage through the
columns of the Enterprise, as
will be seen by his neat adver¬
tisement which will be found on
the 2nd page of this issue.
Spring is tire time to Brighten up and Beautify
YOUR HOME.
ESB
.We have just received a full line of.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Enamels
for this work. We also have an extensive line of
Paint, Tarnish and Whitewash brushes. We want you to call and examine our stock.
Let us supply your wants* ^.
Try our Muresco for inside work. Anybody can use it on ceiled
or plastered walls. All colors.
We are Headquarters for Garden JSeetl.
YOUR FRIENDS
The Lewis Drug Co,
If it is lumber or brick you
want see me and save money.
J. F. Clark
Camilla’s fourth artesian weft
has been completed and now Mr.
Spence Perry and Dr. J. M.
Spence need never be “dry.”
- The Enterprise office was
visited yes erday afternoon by
Misses India Walker and Gussie
Harrell, two of Camilla’s charm¬
ing young ladies.
Mr M- F- Brimberry is hav¬
ing the residence near the depot,
known as the old Brimberry
place,overhauledand remodeled.
When completed it will add much
to that part of town.
Don’t fail to get a boy’s felt
hat for 10c at the Cincinnati
Bargain House.
The new management of the
Enterprise is adding new type
and other material to the outfit
so that the office will be prepar¬
ed to turn out neat, clean work
on short notice.
There is no town in the state
the size of Camilla that has a
more progressive and energetic
class of merchants. They are
out for business and want the
trade of every reader of the En¬
terprise, as is evidenced from
the liberal use they make of its
advertising columns.
Lost —Between Cochran Hotel
and Camilla High School build*
ing, one black opal stick pin.
Finder please leave at Cochran
Hotel and be rewarded
Some much needed work is
being done to the sidewalks in
the business part of town, but
what is the use to spend money
and time fixing up these side¬
walks, if wagons and vehicles are
allowed to drive across them
wherever and whenever they
please?
Mrs. J. M. Spence and Mrs. I.
Smith had a pleasant outing in
Thomasviile last week, where
they were visiting the latter’s fa¬
ther, Mr. W. H. Bibb, of that
city. While there they were al¬
so entertained by Mrs. Jau.es
Gribben and Miss Montgomery.
What is the matter with the
Enterprise’s able corps of cor¬
respondents? Are they tos busy
in their different avocations to
take time to give us the news
from their part of the county?
Take time, friends, and help the
editor to make the Enterprise
brighter and better with each
issue.
The editor of the Enterprise
has been kept pretty busy at
work in the office ever since he
took charge of the paper and has
had very little time to get out on
the streets and meet with the
friends of the paper and there¬
fore would be pleased to have
them call at the office ana let us
get acquainted with each other
Messrs. E. L. and J. M. Park¬
er, representing the Atlanta
Constitution, spent part of this
week in Camilla and other sec¬
Bid you see It? Huh? I
Well, Bill, just call around and
see Bailey’s great slioe line. :
Ladies, don’t forget we have got those fancy
sr Waistings and Dress Goods. 3
2 ^- .^v ^ Call and see ’en.w^*—
j j 1 J. H. BAILEY, 1
iiiuiuuaiaiauiiiiuaiiuiuiuiuiuiuiuiaiii Oil, say! We represent one of the greatest tailoring houses in the WORLD. -^i
tions of Mitchell county,
up data from which they pro¬
pose to write up Mitchell
and her progressive towns. The
Enterprise hopes that they
met with success in their efforts
for, just now, people from other
sections are turuing their eyes to¬
wards Southwest Georgia for
homes and investments and
much good may result from the
publicity that may be given
Mitchell County and her varied
resources.
Biue and white enameled cof¬
fee or tea pots from 19c up
the Cincinnati Bargain House.
BeWiiS^Salve
For Piles, Burns, Seres,
From the Pelham Journal of
the 12th, we get the following
personals :
Col. E. E. Cox of Camilla was
here on legal business Saturday.
Judge W. N. Spence and Col.
S an S. Bennet were in Pelham
a short while Saturday.
Misses Audrey and Marie
Turner ^ of Camilla visited thei.*
sister, Mrs. Clarence Hurst last
Sun Jay afternoon.
Hon. Judson M. Strickland of
Griffin, candidate for prison
commissioner to succeed Joseph
M. Turner, was in the city last
week in the interest of his candi¬
dacy.