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•4 -4 •4 Closing Out Sale!
THE CINCINNATI BARG AIN HOUSE will close out tlie Camilla
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>4 4 Branch by Dec. 31st. Rather than pack up a lot stuff and pay freight
4 and drayage decided to the selling prices and let
3 4 on same, we cut our
4 Mitchell county friends have them at a sacrifice. If you are looking to
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4 interests call around how much cash
<4 your own an see we can save you
between noiv and Dec. 31st, '01. A few closing out prices:
•3 Men’s fine, up-to-date Sunday shoes, sold else¬ $ 1.95 Men’s fine, tailored suits, all wool, worth $15 ^
where as high as $5, closing out sale price..... closing out price............................ $ 0.75
Men’s wool suits worth $8, closing out price---- $ 3.50 Extra size men’s suits worth $35, closing out at $ 11.98
Don’t miss this closing out sale, but call and be convinced that we
4 4 are offering astonishing bargains. You will not have the chance after
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4 The Cincinnati Bargain House, ►
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4 G. Cincinnati, 0. Camilla Branch, Broad St. next to Bank, B. Lubin, Wanager. t
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JUST RECEIVED
One ear rust proof seed oats.-Butlcr
Heath & Butler.
One car wagons, all sizes.-Butler,
Heath & Butler.
One ear buggies, all kinds and pri
ees.-But er, Heath & Butler.
One ear of Heath's Acid Phosphate,
one ear Kainit, one car Heath's
cotton and corn fertilizer, for fall
planting.-Butler, Heath & Butler.
We carry in stock a full line of wire-fencing. Call on us.
Butler, Heath & Butler.
Closing 1 Out Sale!
J. W. Btl er A Co., will offer their entire stock of dry
goods, clothing, shoes and hats at cost for the next 30
days. If yo want a bargain come to see us.
J. W. BUTLER & OO.
Cfimilln. Ott., 1 >eo Q, ii)Oi,
Conference Appointments.
The annual session of the South
Georgia Conference which con¬
vened in McRae last week has
finished it labors and the preach¬
ers are now settled in their minds
as to where they are to be for
another year. Our space will not
admit the publication of the ap¬
pointments for the different dis¬
tricts in full.
The appointments for the
THOMASVILLE DISTRICT,
which is of direct interest to the
readers of the Enterprise are
as follows:
Ed. F, Cook, P. E.; Thomas
ville, J. M. Outler; Albany, B. S.
Sente’ll: Bainbridge, J. T. Ryder;
Blakely, W. H. Budd; Boston cir¬
cuit, H. C. .Jones; Dixie circuit,
T. B. Kemp; Metcalfe circuit, R.
M. Wesley; Cairo and Whigham,
Ii. W. Colson; Haircloth circuit,
A. M. Sprayberry; Bold Springs
circuit, supplied by J. W. Hines;
Climax circuit, 0. E, Cook; Atta
pulgus circuit, id. W. Caimicnael;
| Brinson circuit, E. E. Rose; Ju¬
ki u and Donaldsonville, W. M.
Blitch; Pelham circuit, G. P.
Revie; Camilla and Baconton, C.
T. Clark: Hilton mission, H. P.
Stubbs; Arlington circuit. C. M.
Ledbetter; Newton circuit, sup¬
plied by Reese Griffin; Paceville
mission, D. B. Merritt.
From the above it will be seen
that Rev. C. T. Clark has been re¬
turned to Camilla and Baconton
which is pleasing news to his
congregations at both places.
The readers of the Enterprise
will also be pleased to know that
Rev. Ed. M. Cook is returned to
the Thomasville District as Pre¬
siding Elder for another year
Rev. .T. P. Wardlaw is returned
to Americus, while Rev. R. L.
Wiggins goes back to Lumpkin.
Both of these good men have rel¬
atives and many friends in Ca¬
milla who will be interested to
know that they will not have to
move to new places.
Rev. T. G. Lang, who has been
$1.00 o Year
McRae for some time goes to
Valley in the South Macon
District.
Commissioners’ Sale.
The sale of business lots adver¬
by the County Commission¬
ers for last Tuesday was only a
partial success, as only two k>.ta
were sold. One facing the court
house just in the rear of Berman’s
store was sold to Mr. George
Swindle for $255, while lot No. 1
facing Scott sereet was sold to
Amon Hall, colorod, for the sum
of $500. An upset price was put
upon all the lots and as no raise
was offered on any of the others
they were not sold and therefore
remain the property of the coun¬
ty.
They are very desirable lots
and while the Enterprise is not
instructed to say so, yet we pre¬
sume that any one who will go to
the Commissioners with an ad¬
vance on the upset price, can.
buy them.