The leader., 1903-10-14
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WEDNESDAY, OF. II. 1903.
TOWN AND COUNT. Y.

4 No y.
Go to Pr. &c Drug Co. for every
thing in school books.
Mrs. A. G. McNair and Gladys
spent last Friday in New Orleans.
! You can buy all your school
books and tablets at Price Drug
Co.'S.
When contemplating a hunt, if
you want sure shot, use Peters
Shells.
DIR. Cooper returned Saturday
from his trip on the &. 4 S. l..
railroad.
Expert ieweler at Price Drug
Co.'S. See him for everything in
that line.
Mrs. A. o. Middleton has been
the guest of Mrs..sJ. G. Siebe at
Crystal Springs.
FOR SALE.-A Knabe Square
Piano, at reduced price. Apply
to j. H. Redding.
FOUND-A carved gold band
ring. Owner can have it by pay
ing for this notice.
Rev. ]. A. Hobbs, of Terry,
has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben. Williamson.
Miss Teresa Mendel has been
enjoying a visit with her cousin,
Mrs. S. Kemp, at Hazlehurst.
Mrs. I. E. Underwood and
children, of Terry, have been
guests of Mrs. Francis Decell.
Mrs. J. E. Hodges and children
returned Saturday from pleasant
visit to johnson Station friends.
LOST ecktie with diamond
stud. Finder return to Guy E.
Brignall, care of DR.. Geo. Love,
for reward.
| Mrs. Wilbur Willing and little
son, accompanied by Mrs. A. C.
McNair, will leave today for Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas.
Initial meetings of literary and
social clubs are being held
throughout the State. When will
the Cadmeans meet again?
Hon. P. Z. Jones has greatly
improved his residence property
by the erection of a substantial
board fence about the west side
lot.
Misses Virgie Marshall, Annie
Lee, Mary Chambers and Mr.. w.
D. Davis enjoyed the Sabbath with
MIS-. j. D. McMurchy out east of
town.
If you are in need of Heater
for the school house, church or
your home, call at Seayey's and
see if you cannot save money in
buying same.
Misses Eunice McCalip, Jennie
Stevens, Maggie Middleton and
Nellie Covington spent last Sun
day in Terry, as guests of Miss
Efie Covington.
Boys junior suits, youths and
Young mems suits in an endless
variety of patterns and styles, and
at prices to suit your taste, can be
found at Seavey's.
Every she'll branded Peters
Cartridge Co. is guaranteed to
give better results than any other
shell on the market. A. G. Sea-
vey & Sons handle them.
Col. VIM. Handy, of Canton,
who arrived in this city last Satur-
day and who is selling the best
history of the civil war extant, is
stopping for the week at the Ex-
celsior.
Charles Butler returned Satur-
1day to the State University.
Every friend reioices that DR..
Butler is now on the safe road to
recovery from his late attack of
Typhoid fever.
The Epwo1 th League held its
first meeting for the season last
Friday night, at the home of its
loyal friend and champion, Mrs.
lib. f. Jones. It eliminated in a
pleasant social evening.
/ Business always seems lively
around Seavey's store, and to ac-
commodate the growing trade they
had to open up more back lot
space to handle the large wagon
trade from the country.
The Union Hall church has
lbeen greatly improved and is
now in readiness for the meeting
of the Association Friday. The
ladies Of the church deserve much
credit for what has Deen accom-
plished.
Mrs. Frank Keenan,, was called
to Stafford Springs on Monday or
account Of the serious illness Of
Iher husband. His many friends
here will be sorry to hear that be
is improving SO slowly. McComt
Enterprise.
Don't you need an Overcoat'
Well, il you do, just drop into
Seayey S and ask to see their lines
and if you don't find the largest
stock, the latest styles and the besI
prices, shown in the town, ther
you are wonder.
Everything in guns, from an ali