The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-10-29
TOWN TOPICS.
Continued from Fifth Page.


AID fruitful. Subject at night; The
peril OF neglectlug the gospel. Morn
ing service, IL a. m, night, 7 p. m. Az
are cordially invited to be present at
each service.
Rev, Jas. A, Rowland, one OF the
ablest and most popular ministers Of the
Florida Conference. located at Quincy,
was visitor to Madison Tuesday, Mr..
Rowland 10 native OF this town and
spent his boyhood among the scenes an,
pleasures Of the Madison Of former dave.
His many friends we're glad indeed to
See hIm.
Madison is becoming great shipping
point for certain wet" goods. Last
Saturday afternoon the writer happen
cd at the express office while che ex
press packages for points east we're be-
Ing billed for shipment. We are Of the
opinion that the east bound train OF that
afternoon carried no less than 100 gal
Ions Of "boozs' for people Of nearby
"dry" towns.
No danger Of consumption IL you use
Foley's Honey and Tar 20 cure thai
stubborn cough. Sold by d. G. Smith.
j. II. vann is the proud possessor of
beautiful 1--WE like to have said
what present, which was presented
hlm few days ago by friend who is
as dear to him as bis life, his best girl,
Tor which be can be seen almost at any
time, when not busy, looking at and
fondliog With the object, which lie, he
says, most beautiful and attractive
T. bis eye. Ask him to let you see his
present.
Early Sunday morning Gre destroyed
two houses on Sessions hill, one of them
being the property Of ]. L. Bunting and
the other the home Of George Fawcett,
respectable colOred citizen. How the
tire originated 10 not known, but it 10
supposed to have been set. The Bunt
Ing house was unoceupied and Il was In
that building that the fire started. Mr..
Bunting carried insurance, while the
oolored man had none.
Hardee & Hinely bought ten bales of
cotton from Lafayette county tarmars
Monday, paying for 1t 81 cents per
bale. We extend the glad hand 10
our sister county in acting 30
wisely IS to select one of the best cotton
markets In the State--Msdison, TO bring
their Heecy staple to. Here people can
find ready sale for their produce, oil.
ways receiving from our mere hants the
highest market price paid.
Why continue TO use that old rattle.
trap OF wagon when you can buy a new
one so cheap from j. r. Lines Co.
At the residence Of the bride in the
Carrabelle neighborbood on last sun
day afternoon Miss Bessie Hutto and
Mr.. Hunter Witt, prominent young peo-
pie of the county, were united in mar
riage by Rev. w Fl. Carraway 10 the
presence Of few immediate friends aud
relatives Of the happy couple, The
New Enterprise joins with their many
friends in wishing for the young couple
q ong life of happiness and prosperity
Our good old ioval friend, Mr. s. d. |
Morrow, threatened us with libel suit
Immediately after the issue Of this pa
per of last week for stating the carbun-
Gle, which by no means he ia proud |
Of, was on the side Of HE neck. We
make the correction for "uncle Sam" and |
state to bis many friends that the "pet"
ls on the back Of his neck, and as such |
causes the old gentleman TO look down.
ward rather than upward, as lie his
usual custom OF doing. Now, brother
Morrow, shake our pos' and let's with
draw the libel suit.
For elegant cut glass ware cnll at |
Moseley's drug store, A fine assort-
ment just In,
We are not 10 the newspaper business
altogether for glory-business 10 what
we want, and II dealing honorably with
all alike will secure IL we will do our
share. We never favor Hcut throat
business 10 any occupation, nor have
We ever prscticed decsltfulness or in any
way tried oact undermining or chow
prejudice one for another in trying to
do business; therefore want to do bust
ness with business people on business