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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-11-14
HUNTINGTON.

Mrs. r. D. w. Meadows is quite i'll
at her home on Artisan avenue.
The Benjamin tribe gave a social
at the First Baptist church Thursday
evening. which was a success, both
financially and socially.
Miss Ida Alexander, teacher at the
home, spent Sunday at her home in
PIT. Pleasant
The Y. w. ca. held a very in
terestfng meeting at Young's chapel
A. NJ. E. church Sunday afternoon
at which time an excellent program
was rendered
Rev. 1. V. Bryant spent Sunday at
Gallipolis, returning in time to hold
services at his church Sunday eve
ming.
Mrs. Henry, OF Charleston, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. T. B. Smith
| this week
w. L. Gee is spending several days
here, the guest OF friends.
The marriage Of Miss Lucy Wash
ington and Robert Marshall occurred
Sunday evening at the home of DR..
and Mrs. Barnett on a~"enth avenue
| only the most intiUaf, riends wit.
Messing the ceremh3:-. ,.ev. /. W
Bryant ofi"iated- After t." ceremony
the wedding supper cor sisting of
| three courses was 9erved
The bride vas very becomingly
attlred in gray nuns yelling with
blue velvet and all over lace trim
mings with white hat and trimmiD gs
to correspond. The groom was dress
ed In conventional black.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall will reside
for the present in our city
| The Elks Lodge which was re-
Gently organized here is growing rap
| idly and promises to be one Of the
strongest social organizations in the
city.
| The following were made members
a number Of applications are in for
next meeting: Samuel Bowles, c..
ADVOCATE. SIX .. 49,. =.
| HuntingtonTWO ....
W. Starr, 6. w. Martin. VIM. Hami1-
ton. VIM Hawkins, Cbas. Johnson,
Massy Myers. ..L..-.,
Mr.. add Mrs. Chase Richardson
left Monday morning for Canton, O.,
where they win make their future
| home. tln4|J.. %
The teachers and pupils are MAX
ing extensive PREPARATIONS to render
a program at Douglas schools on
parents day, which is Wednesday be-
fore Thanksgiving, r let all parents
who possibly can attend and encour-
age both pupils and teachers and al
50 sec the work being done in the
schools as only the co@operated work
OF parents and teachers will accom-
plish the ends desired In this educa-
ton Of our youth,
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GUYANDOTTE.

Mrs. Julia Phipps departed this
life on the 9th OF November, about
3 O'Clock. She was devout Christ
ian and was always found at her
post OF duty at. church. Interment
took place Friday at two o'clock.
Jospeh Layne spent Sunday at
home.
A revival started Sunday night.
Quite n number Of people from
Hunting and Proctorsville attended
the funeral of Mrs. Phipps.
Boston Banks, of Burlington, was
calling on his daughter, Mrs Spencer
Sunday.
Miss Nancy Harris is visiting her
cousin, Miss Caroline Robinson for
a few days.
Hiram Hill has moved his family
here.
Miss Annie Clark spent Sunday in
Huntington. -.
Alex Twyman left Tuesday for
South Caperton to make his home for
few months.
Mrs. Mary. Hill is very i'll at this
writing.
Misses Caroline Robinson and
Nancy Harris spent Sunday in Cat
lettsburg, KY.
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CLARK BURJ.

Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Turner return
ed Thursday from Lexington, KY,
to make her future home here. Mr.
Turner will be associated In business
with his father-in-law, NJ. w. Gray
son.
Miss Mayme Jenkins and mother
were called to Petersburg on &C
count Of the illness Of her brother
and SON.
F. d. Cambria left Friday morning
for Charleston where he has accept
ed position as private secretary for
s.. w. Starks.
r. H. Lowry and J. W. Dangerfield
left Sunday for Institute on very In
poftRnt business.
Mrs. Agnes ogden, who has been
quite Ill, Is able to be out again.
Miss Florence Green, of Fairmont
spent Sunday with her friends.
. Quarterly meeting was held Sun
day ct the A. NJ, e. Church. Presid-
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BARBOURSVILIE.

Geo. Beckley was Visiting relatives
here last week. g.,
Richard Toney, of Fire Creek, was
visiting friends here last week.
Scott Hill, Mary and John Hill
and j. A. Hicks attended the funeral
of Mrs. Phipps in Guyandotte Fri.
day. Mrs. Phipps was sister OF
Mr.. Hill.
G. P. Martin was home from Cat
1ettsburgs Ky. Sunday.
p Ben Morris, of Columbus, O., Ifs
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Annie
HILL
Miss Bessie Hicks was shopping in
Huntington Monday.
Jacob Johnson, Of Wilson, was
calling on friends last week.
Little Eunice Fortner, of Holden,
stopped over a few hours Saturday
en- route to st. Adams.
Geo. Hamler is In Catlettsburg this
week In the employment OF Geo.
Martin where the latter has a large
contract plastering.
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LONDON.

Miss Julia E. Brown, our teacher
was in Charleston Saturday and Sun
DAY, visiting her parents.
B. F. Graham, Of Charleston, was
in London Monday in the interest OF
the Metropolitan Really Company.
c. E. Brown and J. a. Booker at
tended the football game at Institute
Tuesday.
The revival meeting which lasted
two weeks, has closed.
Sunday after an able sermon, two
persons were baptized. At night,
communion services were held.
Mrs. Edward Allen and John Lew
is continue i'll,
The choir will give an entertain
ment Saturday evening, Nov. 1t.
. The League met last week with
Mrs. Fleming Anderson.
Misses Blanche r. Booker and F.
Evelyn James were shopping In
Montgomery Saturday.
Mrs. Addie L. James has been sur
fering with neuralgia, but is much
improved at this writing.
James Coats is making some i'm
provements on his beautiful home
on Main street.
Jordon Austin, of Riverside, was
visiting friends in London Sunday.
Mrs. Lawrence was in our town
Friday afternoon.
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street. is very i'll and relatives and
friends are very anxious about her.
S. II. benson was a business visi-
tor In Charleston this week.
Rev. w. J. Hackett returned Sat-
urday morning from 4 weeks stay
in Charleston, Montgomery and 9TH
er towns.
Miss Mamie Anthony spent Mon
day here, the guest of her brother, T.
T. Anthony
Rev. Arter, pastor of st. Johns
chapel, held rally Sunday. Rev.
w. J. Hackett fined the pulpit at
3 o'clock and Rev. Anderson at 1880
In the evening. Quite a number OF
persons from Lowmcore attended.
The revival is still going on at the
Pine street church. Rev E. P. Jack
son is being assisted by Rev. White
OF Wrightsville
Mrs. Emma Mann entertained the
Kings daughters Monday afternoon
Mrs. Mann's ability as a hostess was
clearly demonstrated by the refresh
ments she served. viii hold next
meeting with Mrs. Anna Rounds.
Mrs. Robert Mcdowell was very
much indisposed last week, but is
improving.
Miss Fannie Ogburn, who has been
i'll SO long with fever is convalesc-
ing.
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n .Hs C.f3
who} hAs en very sick for several
weeks iaJA6nR better. ~, 49,. l. :
LukeVG who has been on the
sick hstsSSs1eYerar days. is not any
bettars aesSAAk writing. He. Is said
to have fever. - tg.l,. =
s. H. Fatktax has been on the sick
list seY.erslSAays. -. , ,>ft,5 p.'5.' "
NJ, III sEnNffax, while at his work
last Mohdaysip the mine. received a
very painfuf bruise on his leg. from
falltaE+hiock Of coal, but the
wound Is not, thought to be serious.
The I.SQssof St. Luke paid the
death claimof Mrs. Jane B. Lawson
to her husband, c. H. Lawson, at
the churchssl
A. p. NstFairfax returned Friday
from Virginia, where he spent several
days on business. S.. :.
Mrs, Irene Erby and children, who
have been visiting friends on Elk
horn. have $returned after enjoying
a pleasant "trip. ~>
The, Missionary Society convened
Sunday.At IL a. III. in a regular ses-
sion and also at 1880 p. IN. The
meetings Were OF much Importance
and were we'll attended.
Rev. Harris. of Richmond, Va,
who has been travelling for the or
phan's home OF West Virgins, was
in town last sweck. j
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FAYETTEVILLE.

G. A. Moss, prominent citizen Of
this community departed this life
Wednesday at $50 p. M, November
6, after short illness Of thirteen
days Of typhoid fever, aged SO. He
being one Of the trustees OF the schoo1
was very dutiful to his work. He
was we'll thought Of by all that knew
him and had quite a number of
friends. He leaves wife, two
children, mother, one sister, four
brothers, quite a number Of relatives
and a host OF friends to mourn their
loss.
S. D. Moss, student Of West Vir-
ginia Colored Institute, was called
home on account OF the death Of
his brother.
Misses Eva, Ida and Pearl Rotan
attended the funeral Of Mr.. Moss.
Miss II. w. James, Of Montgomery
attended the funeral services Of Mr..
Moss.
Miss Annie Rotan, who is teaching
at Kaymoor, was called home by the
death Of her brother-in-Iaw, Mr.
Moss.
Mrs. y. r. Galloway, one Of the
teachers OF this place is indisposed
at this writing.
J. w. White, Of Hill Top, passed
through, this vicinity on a hunting
expedition last week.
Mre Mary Agee vac ca1lcd w, Mr..
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POINT PLEASANT

Mark Holmes was the guest Of
Miss Ida Alexander Sunday
Miss Kate Craig, who has been Wis
iting her parents for the past few
weeks, returned to Charleston Satur-
day.
Fred Cambria was in our city a
few hours Friday en- route to Char
lesion.
Mrs. Joe Jordan spent Sunday in
Gallipolis, Ohio.
Mrs. Joseph Alexander and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Hunter, were the
guests OF friends in Pomeroy, Ohio,
Sunday.
Miss Matte Rayford left Tuesday
for Morgantown.
Miss Kate Hawkins, who has been
visiting friends for a few days, re-
turned to Charleston Sunday.
A telegram was received Friday
announcing the death Of little Joseph
Harry Campbell, the three months
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Camp
bell, Of -.4oundsville. Mrs NJ l..
Jordan, mother of Mrs Campbell, is
visiting her for few days. The
many friends Of the family extend
their sympathy TO the bereayCl par
ents.
Mrs. Frank Hunter and daughter
left Saturday morning for Detroit,
Mich.
Miss Alice Jordan, Of Weston Hos
pital, and sister, Miss Kate Jordan
Of Wheeling, attended the funeral OF
little Joseph Harry Campbell at
Moundsville, Nov. 9.
Rev. Liggens, of Huntington
preached an able sermon at the NJ
E. church Sunday.
French Brooks, who has been quite
i'll, is convalescing
Taylor Bennett, Of Gal!poliS. was
visiting here Sunday.
Miss Ida Alexander, Of Huntington
spent Sunday with her parents
Mrs. Celia Jones, of GalliDolis
who has been spending a few day!
with her daughter, Mrs Frank Hen
derson, returned home Sunday
Harvey Lewis and Howard Jack
son, Of Mason City, were the guest
of friends Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Carter Lincoll
are proud parents Of q son, borl
Tuesday morning, Nov. 5.
Mr. and Mrs. John coleman, o
Parkersburg, were guests Of friend
Sunday.
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= RED STAR.

Rev. H. c. Gregory was a business
Vis1tor'~here last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Cleveland came
down last week to enter their daugh-
ter, Miss Edna, in school.
John Miner passed through here
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Clayton, OF Glen
Jean, have moved to this place.
Rev. Hunter filed his regular ap-
pointment here Sunday morning and
evening services were we'll attended
Mr.. J. W. Austin preached his trial
sermon at tWoythirty.
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PARKERSBCRG.

Mrs. ]. NJ. Garter and Mrs. PhylllS
Johnson left last Saturday for New
York and New Haven Conn. They
EXPECT to be gone about three. weeks
Miss Nancy Coloway will leave
soon for Florida where she is going
to endeavor to regain her health.
We understand that she Will be &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Jenkins.
Invitations were distributed last
Saturday for the 25th anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Dixon
marriage which will be held the 22nd
inst. at their home on 1th street.
% -Qnae. an. enjoR$pls SUNRISE party
was extended Mrs. J. w. Shellcroft,
the amiable and efficient organist or
Bethel A. NJ. E. church, by that Or
ganization one night last week. They
showed their appreciation Of Mrs.
Shellcroft's services by presenting
her a beautiful vase.
The football team Of Summer
ments to play the team Of Garnett
High school Of Charleston in the
near future. The game will doubt
less take place on the 23rd. Def
nite announcement will be made
later.
Prin j. r. Jefferson left Sunday
noon over, B. & o. r. R. for Gov
ington and Cincinnati where he will
visit schools during the week.
Miss Alberta McClung was unable
to report for duty as teacher at
Summer school last Wednesday after
noon on account Of illness.
Miss Lena McClung has been con-
fined to her home on Sth street for
two weeks on account Of sick
ness.
Mrs. VIM. Watkins has been i'll for
the past few days.
Mrs Britain remains about the
same.
Miss Ernestine Fountainc has not
been as well this week as she was
a few weeks past.
II. D. Lakewood, assistant prin-
cipal Of Summer High School, spent
last Saturday and Sunday with his
parents in Cambridge, Ohio.
At Il session of BlannerhaSSett
Lodge no. Z last Friday night q
Mr. lyman was initiated into the
mysteries Of Pythianism. the liter
AIRY program rendered at Wesleyan
Methodist church last Thursday
night vas well received by a large
and appreciatve audience Quite a
neat sam was realized.
Mrs. II. G.. Pierce left last week
for Columbus and other points. She
expects to have an extensive trip ant
perhaps visit her daughter in the
Indian Territory before she returns
Peter Brock, who has been quite
III for som" time, is improving very
slowly.
Arthur Baker. Of Lima, Ohio. wa.
visiting relatives and friends in the
, CITY last week. Mr.. Baker is :, mai
carrier in Lima, Ohio He IS ;
bright and Industrious young ma,
r CT whom Parkersburg is proud.
tie graduated from Summer High
r School 1904 and was the first t
graduate under Prin. J. r. Jefferson
: "h"n ne became the head Of Parkers
= burg schools
= II" Sewing Circle Of the Baptis
chnrcA wa& entertained by Mrs
j Adam Harper Thursday. Mrs. Wal
= Ter Ccd"ricE was visitor at tn,
meeting. Next week Mrs. Jan,
n bayeS Will entertain the Circle at tn,
residence Of Mrs. J. H. Bayes.
:, The Roseouds met Saturday after
noon at four o'clock.
y MISS Miunie Johnson. who ba
: been visiting in the city for the Das
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ing Elder West preached two excel
lent sermons.
Mrs. Lucy Watson is on the sick
list.
The Woman's Convention held all
last week by the ladies Of the Bap-
fist church, was great financial sue
cess.
B. F. Brown is in Parkersburg on
business.
Miss Anna PoindeXter has resigned
her position as matron ia the b. 6
o. Station. Miss Jennie Littleton is
now filling the place.
Mrs. Neal Henderson, who has
been quite i'll, is convalescing.
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iendrie to the bed side OF her hus-

Kendrie to the bed side Of her hus-
band. -~@ r..
Mrs. J. B. Washington and son
Homer, Mrs. A. F. Rotan and C. B.
Turner left Tuesday for Institute.
There will be a program rendered
by the woman's missionary Baptist
Society at the First Baptist church
Thanksgiving night.
. Quite a number attended the SER
Vices at the First Baptist church
Sunday
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POWELITON.

Rev W. J. Hacket, the moderator
81 the Berean Valley association Of
Virginia, was the pleasant yisitor Of
J. l.. Thompson last Monday night
,'.2 - vas SGO.' al 80 ,sfS
much appreciated.
The Longfellow Literary club
which was organized last winter by
Miss Cornelia r. Spears at her school
IS advancing very rapidly.
The little son Of Mrs. Ida VI. Jones
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few daSs. returned to Wheeling Fri,
day. o.. =. ~.
| The Busy. Bees met with Miss
Mary Amiss Friday eyening. ~
Lee Bowles Is suffering with cry
sipelas, . ''hSS<&'.
The United Order of True Re-
formers were entertained right roy
ally by James C, Jackson, Tuesday
Ievening.
There will be large Thanksgiv-
ing dinner given at the Zion Baptist
church Thanksgiving Day from IL
O'Clock tin 8 O'Clock.
Mrs. Florence Robinson was elect
ed delegate to the Past Officers
Council that convens in Huntington
Monday.
| Miss Mayme Jenkins. of Clarks-
burg is guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Achilles Jenkins, Miss Jenkins will
leave Monday for Washington, D. G..
| Mrs. Winston and daughter LETT
Friday for Washington, D. c., where
they will be the guests of Mrs Win
ston's parents.
The United Order of True Reform
ers will give a big banquet at the K.
, Of p. hall soon. Mr.. A. w. Holmes,
the deputy general will be the guest
of honor.
Quarterly meeting services were
held at the w. M. church Sunday.
Rev. E. E. O'Brient preached at 3
p. m, and Elder G. w. Jackson
preached at To p. m.
j. w. coleman and family spent
Sunday in Point Pleasant the guests
of relatives.
Ed. ones and Pearl Seals will open
dancing school on Third street In
the rear Of the Jackson hotel next
Thursday. A dance will be given on
the opening night and every Thurs
day thereafter. Every Tuesday will
be exclusively for beginners.
The lodges met as follows this
week:
Maceo Lodge, No. Is. X. of P,
Monday.
Naomi Lodge, No. 1551,-G. U. O.
Of o. F., Tuesday
Vendetta Court, No. 5. l. o. o. c..
Summer High School Literary
Society held It's regular meeting Fri
! day, November s. The following
program was rendered.
Roll called.
Song
Oration-"Patriotism." Harrington
Carr.
Reading-"Her Excuse" Elizabeth
Fitzgerald
Paper-"Why Alcohol is Not u
Food" Geo. Washington.
Recitation-"Little Jack" Willie
Amiss.
Solo-''Some Where" Addie
Brent.
| Recitation-Love Of Country"
Harry Meats
Essay Essay the Great" Almeda
Brown.
Song.
Essay-"Our Aim in Life" Ear
I,Goodenr "a. .,.~,.,u - ..>.- ..--...
Oration-"Boys Rights" Charles
Carr.
The Owl, Prof. H. D. Hazelwood.
Business
| EDGAR CARTER, Pres.
| CLAUDIA WATKINS. Sec.
| The teachers and pupils Of Sum-
mer School will give an entertain
ment at Logan NJ. E. church Thursday
night, November 21st for the purpose
or raising money to pay on the
school piano Every one Is invited to
come out and ENJOY the excellent pro-
gram which has been prepared.
Program.
| Chorus, School
| selections by Victor Machine.
Essay, Virginia Madison.
Defamation, Earl Gooden.
Selections, Victor Machine
Defamation, Lydia Kelley.
| Quartette, female, Misses Butler.
Brent, McClung, Colston.
| Grafton, Harry Meats.
Essay, Ethel Hill.
Defamation, Addie Brent.
| Selections, Victor Machine.
Solo, Miss Butler.
Address, Prof. J. r. Jefferson.
Chorus, School
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CONVICTION, Va.

Mrs. William Eeubofne was very
Ill last week but is now conYaIescing.
Richard Bra9fon n IN Baltimore
for some time learning hat block
ing. -. H551ss.
Mrs. Eca1enas PegraDn, OF Pine
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NKw DAIRY Il have started up in the
dairy business with new outfit and
am prepared TO furnish customers with
sweet and buttermilk cream and butter
at reasonable prices. / desire to thank
former patrons for their favors and ask
renewal OF their patronage Prompt
and clean service. Phone 38l.
W. d. PARIS
WANTED-To engage for 20 cords OF
WOOD, good oak and hickory, to be de-
livered this winter
w. A CouRsEx,
FOLK Street, next to Cemetery.
Try Peters or Nestle's milk ehoco-
iate-irresistably delicious. Sold only
by Faw Il Rogers.
Watch, jewelry and clock repairing
gwen prompt attention at W. NJ.
Belilse Il Co.'s, No. 81, north side of
Square.
Buy your cakes ready-made from
Faw 4 Rogers.
New subscribers and many renewals
encourages the editors of the Journal.
A newspaper is what the people want,
and not political organ for office
seekers,
Best old-fashioned buckwheat flour
at Faw 4 Rogers,
A cold rain Friday and dark and
gloomy day interfered largely with
work in all lines and knocked trade in
the head. Better do you Christmas
shopping now
The finest Florida oranges, grape
fruit and tangerines will be found at
Faw & Rogers
The bazaar given by the ladies of the
Methodist organ fund last week Melted
about 5000, Very good, indeed.
Sewing machine repairing given
prompt attention at W. NJ. Belisle
& Co.'s, No. q, north side OF Square.
Those preserved figs at Faw & Rog-
ers' are simply delicious.
Mrs. Geo. s. Owen has returned from
a prolonged visit to Cordele, Ca, where
Mr.. Owen holds a position.
Passe Partout glass, cut any size, &c.
a pane up. j w. Legg & 90.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Florence has just recovered from
a spell Of pneumonia.
You will find Faw & Rogers adver-
tisement this week very attractive, il
you want good things to eat Read it.
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Photographed
Matters in City Briefly
ChronicIed for Jour-
nal Readers.

Stay sober this Christmas and be
decent
The college girls and boys will be
home this week to spend the holidays.
Ladies' and Children's Hats and all
Millinery at half price.
Mrs. B. Schoenthal.
The chicken show was the best Cobb
county ever had.
For RENT.-The Spaulding place, Just
outside the city limits. Apply to E. l.
FAw.
All the nuts offered by Faw & Rog-
ers are of this years crop.
Five-room Cottage for Rent or Sale.
Immediate possession. D. W. BLAIR.
Col, H. B. Moss was in Gainesville
last week on legal business.
Will close out our line of Christmas
books and pictures at cost.
G. M. Crosby & Co.
Crepe paper and novelties for Xmas
decorating, at Legg's Drug Store.
Mrs, Bailey has moved to Rome
where her son is living.
Congress consists of 391 representa-
tives.
For RBNT-Nice six room house, the
Mcnamara place, Kennesaw avenue.
J. P. Cheney, Tenn. Admir-.
Christmas and New Year cards, q
large variety of new novelties.
G. M. Crosby & Co.
Our battleship feet has sailed for the
Pacific.
DIED-Mr. R. B. Spears, of Wood
stock, died Wednesday of pneumonia
If you wantanything that is fit to
eat in the meat line, call 299, the lead
ing butcher.
FoR SALE-100 acres fine land, we'll
five miles from Marietta, at
sgt 80 per acre. Bernard Awtrey.
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Mr.. John S. Dobbins, the furniture
merchant, is keeping up with the pro.
cession in selling goods and competing
with Atlanta dealers. Last Thursday
he sold bill of furniture to an Atlanta
citizen to the amount of $127.O0, which
ne shipped last week, getting cash
down. Mr., Dobbins says he is doing
this frequently, and his trade is grow.
ing constantly. His prices are winning
customers, and he says the furniture
ne is selling is the very best that his
long experience in the business quail
hes him to buy. Mr.. Dobbins can fur.
nish your house from kitchen to parlor.
and asks that you see his furniture and
get his prices before buying. Store on
the east side of the square.
Ladies' and Misses CIoaks, also In
fants Cloaks at cost.
Mrs. B. Schoenthal.
CHRISTMAS SUGGEsTIoNs.-A full line
OF neckwear mufflers, suspenders, UNI
brellas, silk handkerchiefs, gloves, cuff
buttons, scarf pins house slippers and
nall nose. G. w. DuPre.
No PAPER.-There will be no paper
issued from this Office next week, as
our printers desire to take few days
respite from labor, which we know our
readers will not begrudge. Our next
issue will be the second of January.
We thank our patrons for their liberal
patronage the past year, and wish all a
Merry Christmas" and Happy New
Year"
What would please HIM better than a
Kuppenheimer suit or overcast? Our
stock is complete in every detail.
G. W. DuPre.
Place your orders with us now for
flowers and plants for your Christmas.
G. M. Crosby & Co.
PIANOS PIANOS If you ever ex-
pect to buy piano now is your oppor-
portunity. We are going out of bust
ness and have several fine pianos on
hand OF the best make. They must be
sold. E. m. Cook & Co,
Thirteen more days and whiskey goes
out of Georgia and the bar-rooms in
Atlanta close. That will inaugurAte a
new era in Georgia.
Collar, cuff, handkerchief and glove
bOxes-in leather and cellnlnid-at tho
very lowest possible prices.
]. W. Legg & Co.
The familiar face of the Congress
onal Record again greets US.