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VTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTVTVTTTVT • • ••Local news... Globe & Mason Fruit Jars at Camilla Supply Co’s. Mr. Leon Perry spent Sunday in Pelham. Mr. Ernest Baggs was here from Thomasville this week. Mr. A. P. Spence was in the city with homefolks this week. Latest style ladies’ corsets at 29c at Cincinnati Bargain House. Mr. P. S. Perry made a busi¬ ness trip over to ^elliam yester¬ day. Prof. R. L. Viggfns left for his home at Lumpkin, Ga., last Sat¬ urday. The Lewis Drug Co., has a neat new “ad” in this issue. Read it. If it is lumber or brick you want see me and save money. J. F. Clark. Mr. M. H. King and Editor H. H. Merry were here from Pelham last Friday. Miss Glynn Methvin, of Atlan¬ ta, is visiting her sister, Mrs. T. M. Spence. Col. R. J, Bacon, of Baconton, attended to business in Camilla yesterday. Mr. Elmore Baggs is here on a visit to his relatives, from Fort Tampa, Fla. We can furnish brick from M. S. Quay, one of the Penn¬ sylvania Senators and a great Republican boss is dead. Mr. H. S. Shiver lost his little daughter last Sunday after an illness of only five days. Don’t forget that the bond elec¬ tion will soon be held. Keep it in mind and tell your neighbor about it. Water Coolers, Ice Cream Freezers and Hammocks best on earth. Camilla Supply Co Aye more lives lost by carelessness than--? Are more lives saved by care than—? iMSiMuMS In either case no mistakes are to be risked in having your prescriptions filled. Our Drugs and all Chemicals used by us directly from the best Eastern markets, then Fresh ann Pure they are dispensed in prescriptions tested and proved. Drugs, Chemicals* Lewis Drug Medicines. Company. Col. R. J. Bacon, Jr., was in the city Monday. Messrs. John Wilson, F. S. Perry and W. D. Cross visit¬ ed Albany Tuesday. Don’t fail to get a 50c pound of tobacco for 25c at the Cincinnati Bargain House. Mr. W. E. Shepard of east Mitchell, attended to business in Camilla last Tuesday. There has been quite a number of cases of light fever in Camilla the past week, but about all have recovered. Dr. I. A. Bush, has opened offices next door to Lewis Drug Company, for the practice of his profession. We are sole agents for Queen Quality Shoes for women. Per¬ fection in style and wear. Camilla Supply Co. Messrs. E. V. Faircloth and T. E. Palmer of the Mt. Zion neigh¬ borhood, attended to business in Camilla yesterday. The machinery for the ice plant is neaily all in place and will soon be turning out plenty of pure, filtered artesian water ice. FOR SAL E—A first-class mower dead cheap. Apply to Ernest M. Davis. Mr. F. S. Perry is having a neat new picket fence placed around his handsome residence on the corner of. Scott and North Broad streets. Some fellow up in middle Geor that “dew-berries are getting ripe.” Why brother, we’ve been having blackberry pie down here for the last three weeks. Co’s, Having bought the Lewis Drug interest in the laundry bus¬ iness. I will be pleased to have the patronage of all friends. C. C. Baggs. Mrs. Clara Twitty is having her home on the corner of South Broad and Harney streets led and nicely painted. When finished it will be one of the pret tiest homes in the town. Mr." Ben Hatcher of East Mit¬ chell, was in Camilla on last Tues¬ day. Little Miss Pauline Cliatt is spending awhile with her aunt, Mrs. Morgan. Miss Annie Morgan returned Tuesday from a week’s visit to relatives near Pelham. July 2nd is the day fixed for the election for bonds with which to build a jail. Keep it in mind. FOR SALE—One Ladies’ Co¬ lumbia Bicycle. Apply to Mrs. Preston Davis. Mrs. Eugene Cox and baby, of Bainbridge is spending this week with the family of Mr. S. E. Cox. See advertisement of Stanley’s Business College, Macon, Ga.. and write at once for special rates. Miss Vera Hendricks, of Ge¬ neva, Ala., is visiting in Camilla the guesc ot, her cousin, Miss Annie Morgan. One man with a sneer can often make a greater impression than a hundred kindly-faced people who are applauding. Messrs. Holton & Harrell, who are handling all kinds of building material have just received a new supply of brick and lumber. Mr. Grover Cochran enter*ain ed a number of his young friends with a pleasant social party on Friday evening of last week. Mr. Geo. P. Butler has return¬ ed to Live Oak, Fla., after spending last week in the city with his mother. Mrs. J. B. But¬ ler Messrs. J. T. Norris, Bentcn Odom, and Col. Johnson, of Newton, were among those who visited Camilla the first of the week. Messrs. McRee & McNeill are building up a regular little town of their own around their splen¬ did new turpentine plant near the depot. The latest building to be erected is a large commis sary store building and ware house. The Editor of the Enterprise was bo well pleased in having his eldest daughter at home once more tnat he forgot to mention the fact in last week’s paper. Dr. F. L. Lewis is reported at Atlantic City, one of the great eastern summer resorts, in atten¬ dance upon the annual session of the American Medical Associa¬ tion. Which do you prefer, bonds and a very small levy of tax for a number of years, or no bonds and a special levy of (30 cents on the $1.00 in one year for jail building? Mrs. W. II. Morgan, Miss Rosa Cox and Mr. Marvin Mathis, spent Sunday in Decatur county vis¬ iting relatives of the former and taking in the foot-washing at Mizpah church. Mr. J. C. Cullens, of St. Louis, accompanied by his two little sons, Wimberley and Frank, spent the first of the wejk in Ca¬ milla the guest of his brother, Mr. W. W, Cullens. Bannister’s Cut-Glass Polish for cleaning and restoring cut glass, mirrors, windows, silver¬ ware, brass and tin ware to their original brilliancy. A 25c box for 10c at the Cincinnatti Bargain House. Messrs. W. E. Davis, of Meigs, N. Bradford, of Pelham, and Jeff. Glausier, of Baconton, spent last Tuesday in Camilla in attendance upon the regular monthly meet¬ ing of the Board of Education. Mrs. Wright Galloway, of the 12th district, spent last week with her mother, Mrs. S. E, Cox, who has been quite sick, but we are glad to say is some better. We hope for her a speedy recov¬ ery. The Camilla Base Ball boys went down to Thomasville last Tuesday for a game and got cleaned up with a score of 8 to 3. A splendid game was played up to the 5th inning, neither side having scored a run. A shower of rain came up and dampened thi ardor of the Camilla boys, from which they did not recover The Enterprise fcmily are un¬ derobligations to Mrs. M. F. Brim berry for some Irish potatoes and beets. One beet measured 12 inches in length and 4 Relies in. diameter. When served it was mote than enough for one meal and was as crisp and tender as one could wish. The paint brush is much need¬ ed in many places in Camilla. The improved appearance of the Court House and the Owen store buildings but shows what a little paint will do towards brightening up a place, and when it is applied to the entire town it makes it look like a new place and shows that her people are alive tu the things that are beautiful and at¬ tractive. Annual Meeting. As has been the custom for many years with the membership of Mt. Zion church, the annual re-union meeting was held on last Saturday and Sunday. On Saturday the annual picnic dinner was seived at the annual It is estimated that there was be¬ tween a thousand and fifteen hundred people present to mingle with each other, renew old and. makenew friendships, and listen to the glad songs and addresses of the different speakers of the oc¬ casion. Mt. Zion church neigh¬ borhood is one of the oldest and best in the county and these June reunions are looked forward to with great interest and pleasure not only by the people of that community, but by their friends for miles around, who know and appreciate their generous hospi¬ tality. For Sale. I hereby offer my new six room residence, on north side of Broad street, about half way between the court house and the depot, for sale. The buildmg is new and well finished inside and out. For particulars call on R, L. Rachals.