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aa*Maaes*«« «es®a® ..•Local News... Miss Janie Spence is visiting in Albany this week. Mr. G. C- Cochran was here from Flint yesterday. Mrs. J. F - Scaife went to . over Pelham last Tuesday on a visit. Messrs. .T. B. Palmer and E. M. Davis visited Albany yester¬ day. * Mr. J. L. Green, of Pelham, was among Sunday’s visitors to Camilla Mr. Ed T. Kitchens, Jr., of Al¬ bany, was a visitor to Camilla yesterday. Mr. Tom Cross, of Pelham, was among Wednesday’s visitors to Camilla. Mrs. J. T. Wood left last Tues¬ day for a visit to friends in Thomasville. Col. W. H- Branch, of Magno¬ lia, is visiting his daughter, Mrs W. W. Cullens. Mr. P. E. Bailey, of Newton, was shaking hands with friends in Camilla lasb Sunday. Prof. C. L. Brown and Com. J. A. Powell attended to business in this city Wednesday. Air. R. C. Winchester, of Ba conion, attended to business in Camilla last Wednesday. Messrs. Butler and Acr^e shipped a car containing 147 hogs to Jacksonville yesterday. Mr. B. F. Ketchum, of Colum¬ bus, is visiting in Camilla this week, the guest of Rev. C. T. Clark. Rev. Mr. Blewett, pastor of Evergreen, was detained at his home in Decatur county Sunday by sickness in his family. Elder J. L. Underwood supplied the pulpit. We want to call Special attention to several kinds of Goods we are handling! B'irst in Fine Candies: We keep in stock fresh goods from Nunnally and Lowney. These are good goods and whenever you wish' nice candy ’phone or call and see our line. Our soda fountain is now ready and we are going to give our customers the purest and best soda water and cold drinks of all kinds that we can make. We will be pleased to serve you at all times. ~mk. Our Cigar and Tobacco Line: Is as complete as we can make it. We are making a special effort to buy high cigars and tobacco and if tfce goods are on the market, you can get them from us. Give us a trial for good cigars and tobacco. In the Paint Line wc have Everything You leetl ..-■rg-saa From a box of enamel to paint for painting a house. We will be glad to have you call and examine our paint stock and let us explain our line of goods to you. They are the best can buy. We have at last succeeded in getting a supply of School Books and can now supply your wants in this line. Our stock of Box Paper and Stationery is up-to-date and a large assortment to select from. Call and see ns. YOUR FRIENDS The Lewis Drug Co, Mrs. JohnN. Holder, of Jef¬ fersonville, Ga., is visiting in tfce city, the guest of Mrs. Dr. J. M. Spence. If it is lumber or brick you want see me and save money. J. F. Clark The cozy six-room residence of Misses Annie and Emma Hog gard on Brightwell street is near¬ ly fini&hed. Golden Dent, Maryland While and Hickory King Early Amber corn seed at Lewis Drug Co. Mr. G. C. Smith and Mr. James Cox, of west Mitchell, were shak¬ ing hands with friends in Camilla Wednesday. Mrs. H. A. Ledbetter and daughter, Miss Pearl, of Newton, were visitors to Camilla the first of the week. North Carolina and Spanish Peanut seed, the best. J. B. Wilson & Co. Mr. B. M. Comfort, who has been spending several days in Camilla, left last Tuesday morn¬ ing for his home in Boston. How the homes are being built on Wilson street! By the way, that is one of the most desirable building localities in Camilla, Men’s Linen Collars, the latest style, 3c. ac the Cincinnatti Bargain House. Rev. C. II. Hyde, a well known Presbyterian Evangelist of the Macon Presbytery died at his home in Cordele on last Sunday. NOTICE:—On* 3 good family and farm horse for sale on easy terms. Apply to T. B. Beck. The many friends of Capt. R E. L. Spence, of the 11th Infan¬ try U. S. army, will be glad to know that he arrived the 16th inst. at San Francisco from the Philippines. He will be station¬ ed ,at Fort McKenzie near the city of Sheridan Wyoming. Mr. and Mr. Eugene Cox left left last week for Seattle, Wash¬ ington, where they go to make their future home. Mr. Cox is a young lawver of promise and the Enterprise wishes for him suc¬ cess in his adopted home in fhe far northwestern part of the Union. Buy your Spanish and North Carolina seed peanuts while you can get the best. For sale by j, B. Wilson & Cq, The Enterprise is in of a communication “Faircloth Items” and signed ‘ Violet” but the editor does as not know who wrote them, we Bailey’s Leaders e & We have a complete line of slippers for ladies and gentlemen, four styles] of which we call your special attention to. They are made to Wear and to Look Good. They are a combination of p ur jt y , Propriety and Proportion! They are that which shows both elegance and]>race r~ Bailey’s Leaders. wiiimiiimaiisumiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiUiiiK are unable to print them. It is not only customary but it is necessary that we have the name of the writer of all communica¬ tions, not for publication but as a guarantee of good faith. Miss C. T. McElveen will have her millinery opening 22 and 23 instant. Everybody invited. It seems useless to numerate the different styles and varieties. Close inspection desired. Miss Emma Cochran, invites the ladies of Camilla and Mitch¬ ell county to come and inspect her nice assortment of millinery which she will place on sale on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week, March 22 and 23, which she announces through the columns of the Enterprise as opening days at her store. See auvertisement on eighth page of tlris issue. Mr. and Mi;s. M. E. Bush left last Tuesday morning for Albu¬ querque. New Mexico, where they go on account of the health ol Mr. Bush They will stop en route at New Orleans and San Antonia, Texas for a short while atid then proceed to New Mexico, The Enterprise with their many friends in Mitchell county wishes for theifi a safe aud pleasant journey and that the results of the move may be all that they or their friends can desire.