The South western news., 1888-09-05

l. W. L. I1Oyl ana Master
Thos, Hoyl, are behind the coun>
ter in the store of 7. o. Whitehead
& Co.
Mr.. ]. s. Riley is now with
Alexander and Marshall, in the
Livery Stable business. Mr.. Riley
will be glad to see his friends at the
stables.
Baldwin. Co. and Geise, adver-
tise their Planning mill and Ma
chine Shopin this issue. Work at
this shop is well done for they
guarantee all that they do. Give
this shop a fair trial, and you will
go away more than satisfied.
fla hoy don't learn to save
even to the smallest matter, there
will be ne hope for him when he
grows to be a man, but Il at h,
will be spendthrift. Rain fo. low,
the spendthritt. Make note of
this young man.
Mr.. 9 L Mize, is making an ad>
dition to his residence, that adds a
great deal to the general appear
aDce of the house. Mrs, Mize, who
has been absent from. the city a
portion of the summer, will! be
pleased on her return to see the
great Improvement made in tae
looks Of her residence by the adj
dition.
Mr., james D Marlin, son of Mr..
John D Marlin of Brentwood, stood
a creditable examination on last
last saturday, before the Rev. J S
Elmore, president the board
of education, as an
applicant for a scholarship in
the Georgia School of Technology.
Mr.. T p Branch, has been elect
ed principal of the Stinson High
School in Meriwether county, and
his brother Mr.. Frank Branch,
will take charge Of a school in Gor>
don, near Macon. 1t is the wish of
all here, that complete success
may crown the efforts of these
young gentlemen in the school
room.
Mr.. R S Cheatham of Macon is
in the city, All are glad to see
him, and extend to him just such
welcome as comes from the heart,
Mr., Cheatham's earlier days
were spent in this city, and it is a
pleasure to all his friends to renew
old associations with him
! At the monthly m aet-
ing of the Laura liaygool Mission
airy Society, on last Sunday after
mon. Miss Ola Stevens resi- med
her position as treasurer, and Miss
Blanche Roberts was elected to her
place with Miss Emma Riley as
assistant treasurer,
Certain grapes have a wonderful
knacH of turning sour when they
get beyond our reach, and an
equally astonishing way Of becom-
ing sweet, when unexpectedly we
find them in our hands,
The cold reliable" Capt. John
A. Fulton, is never uncertain in
what he says, aud he proposes in
tosday>s paper to offer first class in
ducements to the trade. His cook
ing stoves are veritable gems. Go
and see him and take advantage of
the bargains he Offers.
Judge Homer ). Bell, is doing
his best, to give us as good fence
as he can around the court house
grounds. Judge Bell with the
limited means in his hands does ev
en- moro than is expected of him.
Wide awake and true to the public
interests, Judge Bell is an officer
who has the confidence Of all classet
Of our people.
Mr.. II. j. Cook OF Albany Ga,
uses our columns to>day, to show
his extra facilities asWarehouse and
Commission merchant. When yon
visit Albany call upon him.
y. Neuman, of 2llnny. Ga,
leads of in to,lay'sissue, with an
advertisement, Offering fine tacili-
ties for the purchase of Furniture,
Wall Paper and House Furnishing
goods, He offers his stock at great
ly reduced prices.
Mr.. Barlow Thomas, who has Z
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