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The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1908-04-17
Baseball ak

a c. NJ. & st. +. bridge gang
came to town Sunday afternoon to
do mortal combat with the locals on
the diamond, but their spirit waned
before the smoke Of battle cleared
away and the Roundup boys still
retained the laurel wreath Of victory.
The game was not as snappy rs il
might have been the deficit being
caused principally by the lack Of
practice of the players on both
teams. Our boys. however. proved
to the satisfaction OF everybody
that they have the necessary grit
and energy to make Il first class
showing after they are in trim once
and get broke into the harness bet
ter. The score by innings was rs
follows:
Bridge Gang 1908 O. 8
Roundup OOl1Os 90
Joe Cherry. who did the twirling
Sunday, has strong wing and
throws as beautiful twistcr as
ever fooled a Lacquer. and with
VIM. Lynn at the receiving end will
be a powerful asst to the team.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-08-06
Wednesday

Miss Mary w. Norman, Of
Columbia, arrived yesterday
C. P. Guyons, of Port Royal,
S. C. is stopping at the Gates.
DIG. Bry s1n;'of Atlanta, is
among. the Visitorsjih the city.
.na3 ..c-ca E=.o}1 !
Miss Jessie Hamilton Of Easily;
S. c. is among today's arrivals.
George Gush, of Tryon, is Wis
ting his wife and son in this city,
* ~ ot2 .sia - %a5tQ :.
: Mr. and Mrs. j.: III. Loomis
and daughter, of Aiken, S. c.
are at the Wheeler.
Messrs. Wheeler, Hyde, Mont
'gemery and others around the
Wheeler are smiling at their big
registration for the last few days.
q !.
The Services announced for st.
James Church this week will not
be held on account Of the Rector's
absence except the Friday after
noon service, which Will:be held
at $50 instead3ofat4S So
The local k. 81 P. lodge will
form a. Temporary, baseball team
and challenge the Asheville K.
Of E. at an early date. =
Followingis the ocallineup: For
est, c, Harris. p; Bryson, 8 b;
Edwards, SIS; Rogers, 2 b; Bangs
If; Rhodes, Ct; Duffy, IF Morris,
1b; Brooks and Perry.
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80 E-t-C -. "
Business
-. ~ -
Bringers

CRUSHED STONE forall puE1
poses. Balfour Quarry Co, Bal,
four, N. G., andAsheville, MI
FOR E saw mill, com
:pIec, with boiler and engine
Apply top. F. Patton, WanteSh'|
Trustee. =.
=, Comfortable furnished cottages
for rent by month or season
Reasonable prices. Table 6Qa[uI
if desired. sRansiers Place, HeH1
Jacksonville, n, c.. ~. =. ">
1 have 1000 bushels Of charcoa5|
for sale at 1Qc, bu. delivered Y
Sc bu. undelivered. p. ALLhN
Hendefsonyille. r 1.~ .:'
For Service at Hidaway Farm
A.high, grade registered Jerfs a+
Bull fee $780, Also. one ~
Sale g .>sAtz5 ~
Board at Club Hougs, RansISf
Place, S., S. and 81 per w ogerT|
Mineral. springs. finest scersa'
in North. Carolina. New rQo and
clean: Plenty. to eat Gone 45 snS
see.or write the Misses oeeau
man, Ransier Place, Hendef00D
vile. C*fs:zt9 st:|f
wanted. St K aa6
nategatinn near Hickory MI aseS gSff
beautiful views, latitude zoOr
knewhouse newlYfurnlshed ro;jIe
EDaiIymail, telephone to- Asne to
and Hendersonville, RlstanrSo
BiltimoresI3 miles, .HendeiSd.
vile Is miles. Good Boa M.1t,
dress. M: M: n, c.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-08-06

Miss Malinda Gullick, w7T.
Leave for an extended tour" soon
the country She W7tilligo to n.y. Sser
York and other northern" ai4
and it is probable will extend iles
visit to the South q net
Rock, was II town ye @96mpsg
He says the bridge at Bat I GsSgH
has been''torn down and a G nave
one is being erected, WHEY lss
will be completed this veeI uca
+ 10 E59Asf ra2a sF@E an@-I ~
The baseballtomorrow betvoo.
Hendersonvilletf and Waynesrin
promises to- he "a lively gano
DON'T failtq be there and IVAN
There was great fun yester5sr r
lat the ball ground when the fst.
and leans tried their luck ~
base, ball ,x:5,s fya..5 =.
F. The Ii county Commissioners al,
journed yesterday after tn,
days session There weresnvo
(raT road cases brought befS,.
them for consideration, and %t'
of routine business but NOTHING
fof special Importance 40 .
y3iMeter5 ginstalments and watt,
rents are now due and payabs
See City Tax Collector s.
Bryson, at the. city hall, from
toe and pay up. You'll saw
your'httle old 80 per cent dis.
count by acting at once.
Are you interested in on,
Island possessions? Then 90 ia
the Porto Ricai. lecture Friday
might and hear Miss .Gotcleib tell
some Of her experiences during
her six years residence there.
t. 1t t5nsHcs-uR ::
Al tripte PortosR Rico from Hen.
Jacksonville will cost you hun.
| DIRE ds Of dollars but if you attend
II I : 20 L2sl - - ~ b.
the lecture on Porto Rico. at the
Courthouse Friday night it will
only cost you twenty-five cents.
f Dr. Andes gave his last show
in this city last night. As usual
a. large crowd turned out. to see
his big show which has given
amusement to hundreds Of people
the last few days, . s ....n
f. j. IF E. s5sEEyerriiy;, ~. of Louisville
KY, and5J? R.. Drake; of Ashe.
vile, will tie up in a wrestling
match at the OchlaWaha Swim
ming pool nextlFniday nigh
Mr.. and Mrs. Gebelin and
daughter; of Baton Rogue, La,
Mrs. Ecker, of Jacksonville Mrs
Bunch. son. and two daughters,
of Macon, Ga, are the latest
arivals at the Waverly Home.
:sII E5r ElE
H. W. Frye and William Ben
son, visitors in the city, took
fishing trip yesterday and Mon
day, They caught some 50 large
k(?( it would almost take the
telescope on Mt. Hebron to tlnd
them. ~
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tuesday.

Tuesday,.
Miss Clarke, Of Atlanta, is id
to4A UIE'E UfIp
w. R. Trinidad, of Winston, is
in the city.
A. F.>Kendrick, of Gaffney, is
in the city.
Joseph A. Cronk, of Savannah,
is among today's arrivals.
Mrs. A. 7, Gould; ofsRhiladel-
|phia, Isl in1town3af ed3 10 /,
John n Cooke, Of CT Charlotte,
is visiting his father-in-law, ]. Sc
HefHeH.ff1 s5ssaA
5eMiss Mamie LBoWen and
brother. Water, Of 9Newberrys
are H2iSSitinngS relatives 7 easd}599 the city:
Great local interest is being
Manifested III the annual horse
show which WILDE a great thing
pfdri Hendersenvi1hJrga1
49, rr744eq = g e4IIT
Are You selharitabla? Then
EpfeyeuitdhU attending the lecture
t:RertoaRieo Thra AKodak" at
the Court House on Friday night
land help aworthy cause.
Don't miss the lecture Porto
Rico Thru a Kodak Friday
evening at the Court House. The
ladies of Rebekah Lodge are
working hard to make it a sue
cess and you ought to help them!
S. 4, Hefner and wife, of
F0klahotna,s are visiting their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Hefner.
Inhisa four years spent West he
was married, and is now con-
templating locating here per-
mpaarneennttlyy:a .alas q. ee1oH
Entry blanks for the horse
show are rapidly filled. 1t will be
an opportunity to see the best
horse flesh in the, South. !
pla11ft@ ms ,n0tIEIE {:
i The horse shoW12wiHI bring
hundreds of visitors from all over
the South.
Il The register 5ef deeds office
IissuedSa license todayforthe mar
riage of E. C. Lewis Of FLETCHER
and Miss Hester Maxwell, this
city, the daughter of Will Max:
we'll. The marriage will take place
lat an early date. o:H2
- Mr.! and MrsGzF. A5a Bruce !,
Branchville S. C; Mr., and Mrs.
A. A. Gamer, Joseph Green and
Misses Mile Beal and Nina Buck
of Birmingham; B. c. Livingston,
Miss Mabel Haynes <Tryon;C. D
jill and G. Gilreath, Flat, Rock;
were registered at the Mountain
City Inn yesterday.
Anumbet Of views from the
famous Military Pool in Porto
Rico which the Spaniards were
three hundred years in building
will be shown Friday night:
Thousands of slaves were com
tpeiled Ito sacrifice their lives
working on this road by their
cruel taskmakers. The Ameri-
cans built a. similar road across
| tho Island IN fhroo wears.
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Monday.

is in town.
l.. C.. Posey, of Philadelphia, is
among today's arrivals.
W. A. McBrayer. of Greenville,
IS. c., is in the city. :
N. E. Henryis in town from
Saluda. ;!
2. T. Featherston, Of Lynch
burg, Va lis in town.
R. F. Hefrel,. Of Washington,
arrived. today x.21 NJ a1S
!. Nv. Cunningham. Of Roam
oke, Va. is in the city ss7sr
E ". Halves is in town from
AsheWlle.e s zay3I a2:-oI
DR. Dnrant ofcoidmBia, spent
yesterday herewith his family.
Mrs Ftzpatrick and, daughtef,
of Washington, Gas are in the
city. EFo a. s:r & so
F. H. FarWell, of the Barnett
Bank of Jacksonville, is at. the
Wheeler for a few days:
.SGk EGQ2lj f&S G2tEN
. E.. N. Chisholm, city engineer
of Columbia, wife and daughter
are at, the Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Croswell, old
visitors at the Wheeler are SUM
mering there again s.
DIR. C. A, Scbenck, the forester
of the Vanderbilt estate, is in the
city. :; =
F. A. Thompson, of Columbia,
spent yesterday in the city with
his wife.
Elic P. Kelly returned to Car
thage, N. c., after spending a
few days in the city.
Miss Carrie Corbett, of Nor
rstown, Tenn, is the guest of
Miss Della Davis. p
Miss Alberta DePriest, of
Shelby N. lis visiting Mrs.
w. J.. Davis.
Mrs. Sarah j. Hart, sister of
Mrs. Capt. Toms, has left for
Brook Haven, Miss, where she
will spend SOME time.
| MI. Griffin, of the Beechman
Hardware company, of Spartan
burg, returned home yesterday
after spending, his vacation in
the city.
H. B. Ewart, of. Newberry, a
brother of w. C. Ewart, who is
in: charge of the Gates Hotel news
stand, is hereto assist his brother
in his work.
= Mr.. Hyde at the Wheeler has a
broad smile on his face since the
annual, ball. He says heis having
lots: of, visitors, and is keeping
good company, and the prospects
of the season look unusually
bright.
Congressman w. T. Crawford,
of Waynesville. stopped in the
city yesterday a short while
enroute to Rutherfordton; where
he, will deliver some of his big
campaign speeches.
]. D, Boyd has an interesting
curiosity in the shape >of a fine
Baldwin apple, over one year old,
in a perfect state Of preservation.
It has not shriveled or dried a
particle, and looks. almost as
though it had been picked: but
yesterday. =, <-&:! -:.tE
The Hendersonville-Po Coun-
ty Medical Society will meet in
the county court house Tuesday
at $3.50 p. m. Business of special
importance will be transacted.
All members are urged to attend.
E:. u G.:E. Dixon,
President.
2 .&t y
The following has been. re-
ceived: Mr.. and Mrs: Malcolm
]. Stone invite you to be present
at the marriage Of their sister,
Matte Lon Cox, to Rev. James
MnnrOn IIIcfioo on fho..of+ornohr
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-08-06
News Of Town
ITJ0 IL GTE
From The Daily Hustler.

+, gone Oh d UuSllGSS IIIp'
MRS. W K. Osborne, of Bre-
; ward, is visiting her daughter,
: Mrs. M. L. Shipman, on East
) Aspen Street.
IietsOF,afe eontpgiY rf4fgii
and Soon the town WIN be filled
to overlooking. A happy Jet, Of
folks, too. 7
Mrs. M. ]. Glazener, of Rose
man; is visitingh her little" boys
G. M. Hand ALI, proprietors of
Glazener's bargain store.
J. A. Justus, a prosperous
farmer of the EdneyEille section
was in town t0a4f64bu4HHHI
MI. King Thackston, Of Green
vile, S. c., who was a student
here at Jackson College some
years ago, is in the city for afew
days. ~2 HIDES. - is - .
Robert Carson and sister; Miss
Gladys Carson, Of Spartanburg,1
are visiting their brother, 2. B.
Carson. Ii t.s.
the dance att thetiGates hotel
last night was asuccessful affair,
and was largely attended by
guests and citizens of this town.
Miss Mamie Moore, of Hender-
son, who. has been visiting the
Misses Davis on Broad Street,
left yesterday afternoonfo for her
nome. Z .3-5si- j ii
Frederick Rutledge, of Ashe-
vile, made,a hasty business trip
to thiSeity Yesterday ~
.CMr addAMfs.l RsttersJn 81 St.
Augustine, have left the city
after a short visit.
Mrs John Ellitt,,of Atlanta,
is visiting her fkther, II. c. IsEael
also herlaun+ Mrs. e. w. Israei
in this city.
% nly52 one wishing h t. employ y, ar
experienced and capable miller
will do well to address, ?. o.
Boy 11l16 g. Brre4Varddss n, G;Inot,s
At Mr.. and Mrs. morris .70rprot
this city, attended service II at
fShaWE Creek Sunday Me Orrcis
a organistef the ehurch}hmoJ j
or misses Ida and Jessie sittoh,
:, of Canton, stopped with < then
! odhcleb;D r. aWaldtops gyestefday,
ontheir way to BreSard.d nj ,:
ri G:B. MGculibum1,' dI REPRESENTA-.
tive of the American Reality and
Auction Company Of GreensbSro,
is in the city,. Hewil1 remain
here in the interest of that COM
pany tor)a few weeks, ana will
also sell at auction in August
some real estate in this city.
How about this weather for
July?JA! S. Chamblee, of San
dersville, Ga, today said: 'Whc
would have All idea of such de-
Ilightful weatherIin July, when Ii
{ is almost warm Iendugh>ati home
to melt of a brass monkeys
ears
I1uE Che editor of ,'PqpdleEdqts,
found some one kind enough tx
7 Catch hinta fuIi-grown Ddlifrog'
and he is carrying himaroqnd, 81
: the street Suspended BY a a String Ing i
jPrQbabAy he, has thrown eHat
his. bottle of doodle bugs and will
4 give III SOME ''ffrt5jgId6ta. "bnG
Prof. R. M. Ivens has return
ed from New Bloomfield, Pa
His. many fr5endslh thiI Msfty(ar,
glad to, know of his return, an,
especially grateful to ha4e,a maj
yq@f S YqGt sterling worth to resum,
the position which he resigne,
as the superintendent Vof tn
{ graded school inT h j (Ecity. III
lsaysthat school KlDbeginIabCu
September I7th.
satqlrq4AI'T
Show us a town that has a
many summer attractions.
- Mld1l
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-08-06

T. B. LYDIA, of Hillgirt, is in
towHa It s .
R. E. Subels, of Columbia, is
among the late arrivals, II ~
j. B. Steele, of Georgetown.
is summering in, this city. /.
H.. F. Raworth. of Cola, s. c.
is visiting in the city:
Mrs. H. D. Croswell, of Column
bia, is inthe city.
1RGIMitt, bEthkinhAttl is
ia town. \
'n3.s IT. oReusselar, of Atlanta;
arrived yesterday. "a i n ) I.
c. E. Weatherly is in town
from New York. ::
W. B. Kelley, of New Orleans,
is in town. . I'd :
T. A. Bullock of Virginia is in
Sttbe16sJl nowortb, of Rirn-
ingham, was among yesterdays
drfiVals.
:. P. F. Masters, of Middleburg,
Fla. arrived yesterday and are
stopping at the Mt. City Inn.
F. H. Bruce and wife, of
Branchvil1e, S, C., are at the
Mt. City Inn. 5.351 {
Arthur Parker, of Georgetown
who is 4odatedin Flat Rock, is in
town y Z
M. and Mrs. John Bowen, of
Georgetown, are among the many
visitors here from that place.
A. S. Chamble, Of Sanders
vile, Ga. left for Asheville today
after being here a few days.
MrsJ. L. Caldwell and daugh-
ter, Miss L. P. Caldwell, of
Arkansas s at the Gates for the
season. IL
M!sGecil Pace and wife left
last night for Saluda where they
will visit Mr.. PAGES mother,
who is i'll. F..
Dr.. and Mrs. al s. Whitaker
OfIRiltmore land Miss Lucille Mob
I1ey, eflTemph, Gas are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. r. Whitaker
Mr.: 4. L. Evans and wife; and
Mrs George Evaps, IF Sanders
vile left this morning after
spending 2 fey days in be- city.
tdtMr. land Mrs f. aKresseLq of
| Charleston! are summering in
rthe, house that Jack, built"
Mr.. 'KEessel is an old Visitor in
HendersonVille!.t ef"on 2t*" ::
IN s sa,di5GEfP5oossa v vo3s oecommnained
by her infant daughter, Louise,
are here ffbm Spartanbufg,, the
sguests other parents Majorfand
MRS. fSpanhs sly houm ha1oo
Mr., and Mrs. Fitzpatriek Ieft
lforltheit home in Savannah to-
day, after a weeks visit with
Mrs. {Fitzpatrick's parents, Mr.:
Mrs. w. H Hawkins. n.
' Misses salKe Hart and \Eula
Burgess, of Saluda, were in the
city yesterday. Miss Hart is one
among the most popular young
ladies III the citizen contest ]
I Arrivals, at Mrs. JIG, Wal
drops Max Isepa4, Mrs. Sol
Iseman. WerA 1sdmanJ jackson,
Fla, Mrs. Dura1t and Son. Mrs.
Domineck, Bishopvilie, S. c.,
Mr.; Bancroft, wife and child,
MODlle, Ala.
|:3Orst j, BosmarN the popular
physician ofLskeWood, and Mr.
1NViIliam: Ffeer6an, uthEi reliable
ticket agentfof Zirconia, were in
the city Vast might Mrf Eree-
man, who has been quite ILL.,, I'VE
Anegsad tolsaN he'is oOkhswell.
i The #endergSnyille Band has
improved wonderfully, Of late.
Their seleetonsjFeHd9led ih the
streets at night are fine and
Would'd do credit to any organiza.
tnio of it's kind. :
G.. G. Hyder, shipper of pro.
duce, has hado his itfoubles this
week. The patrons of the free
medicine show have been makins
t,res6rvndi sAafslof his chhhSo r
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-08-06

7. B. Bright, of Dan9ilel Ky.
is in town. \ -
w. G. W0qdcock, Of Wilnfng-
ton, Isl iii town. ~ llII
LlB.l Mc8b il 1iihiagton,
arrived yesterday.
j. j. Brown, was in town from
Cowpensi yesterday lis mo1t {
", 4: BONE Ashee4rffTlllfe, was q
in town yesterday.
L. M. Killian, of Waynesyille.
was IN 0Mgniiyesterdayn3 ). q re ~;
w! 5Wehb5ro nKnexNillet was
among Sundays ARRIVALS. oils eli
.h8ai9.
Miss NJ. p, Tower, was in
town from Ash91lla yesterday
Waiter Futile, of Pine9inej N.
C. visiting friends i4,theeity:m. :
MrTana MrsfC has3 SaEargus,
of Augusta, were ahaonglyester-
days arrivals. "oI'1 SSFefa ~
Mr.. Adams, the manager set
the Ashevilles Citizen contest is
in tuWnzonsb business. + is q, eqs :.
.sT 49, Hs..E~T5r ~.zS:-- :
W. II Tuttte, Of PineHille, N:
c., will leave tomorrow after
visiting friends in thercFy4 oC
w. Herman and Wife, ffe Of Ind
annapolis, are in the city for a
few days. cTK3Va G'Yk
F. Shipman left Saturday to
take charged of the Webster high
school.
Mr.. and Mrs.lJ Hammond !of
Hawthorne, sF1ae were among
yesterdays arrivals. ,o}.j> -
Mr. Ben Justice, who has been
seriously i'll for a long time past.
is much improved. Sd q .SQE.
Fuller Case, who was seriously
injured a few weeks ago, has
now recovered, +.h5 Slp5s#st'f,
H.zaHi Mcmillan; who is II
charge of the Fruitlandf Institute
was in town Saturday.
J. C.. Bunch, Of Columbia,
visited his wife yesterday at the
O@ 'EFS97;:1uf hnas::1oH ,Io:tsY q.
Sam oley, the smiling clerk
at the Gates, spent yesterday in
Asheville.
MI. and Mrs. H. H. Shuna.
bacher; of New Orleans, are al
The Gates for a few days.
The Lyric Theater now has
high.class vaudeville as an add
ed attraction to its moving pic
lures. 90. j
Mrs. J. w. Acker and little
daughter are visiting her father,
Mr.. L.. C.. Williams on Chestnut
C+rno+ .2GEIs" tf6 ,h"2i2 tpIs
0nte0VS'ful.ota3O 1859 $50 q r..
James A Durantj and wife, iof
Bishopville, S. c., lately arrived
at The Gates to spend the sum-
mer. 5.h3!G
Prof, Matheson; of the Normal
College at Greensboro, returned
home today after spending a few
days in the city. $50 rslu-
Mrs. Williams Archer! and
Miss Lucie Archer, of Anderson,
S. c., are visiting at the home of
Mr.. l.. e! W1lilamsN on West
Chestnut street. -.aaa :, ~.
E. Christian, editor Of the
Marietta Courier, Ca, is intown.
Several members of Mr.. Chris
tain's family will probably 10
cate here permanently. as6:.;
Next Friday and Saturday
there will be a'picnic at Chimney
Rock. There will also be fire.
works at night from the top OF
the Chimney, and, dances at the
Logan House and Mountain View
Inn. An attractive. program
which will attract many to this
beautiful spot.
MI. and Mrs. J. F johnson apo
Mr.. B. H. Wilmington of Green
vile, are at the Wheeler for the
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-08-06
satwldAA II !

Show us a town that has as
many summer attractions. +
1iaWeapsklad to know that Pres
ton Gallamore has resumed the
GybaSa5hM work again. an
Cheer upl Skyland, and don't
You'll have ball players by andby.
4uciah Benton, of M~onticeIlos
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-22

The head hunters and their neigh
bors' Or Touring IN MALAYSIA with
Bishop Warno, so color"d views
showing The traditional wild Man If
Borneo' n home First Methodist
church Monday April a. $50 p M.
McKendreo Methodist church Tues
day Apri IS 1890 . m Public cor
daily Invited Admission Voluntary
offering taken
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The local base bah club IS now
practicing hard and the team VIII be
IN good shape by Saturday. when
tbe first game Of the season will be
played, Savannah amateur club
coming over for two games.
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

] respectfully announce myself Al $
candidate for treasurer Of Glvnu
county Gaorsia subject to the d mo-
cratic prlnay and win g4tefaly aD-
lfeciat me support Of ! y friends
and voters generally.
{. ?. Thornton.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-22

The Passion Play was presented
at the Grand yesterday al TWO per-
fornances, matinee and night The
pictures were greatly enjoyed and
were easily The best ever seen in mis-
city.
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REMEMBER NE ALLOW 20 PER
CENT DISCOUNT ON alt CASH
SALES EVERY DAY IN THE
YEAR {. Y. ROBERTs.
PHONE 625.
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The finest line II Easte- pants a
the city a a saving If 20 per cens az
Sig LaFison 20S-30g Bay street
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We check YOUR baggage from res
id'nce 90 depot Taylor Transfer Co.
efice CRera house Phone 535
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S. a Eyler OF savanns vs. l.
visitor 10 he city yes5srg
c. c. Ely, OF Savannah, Is Spending
few days in the city
Dr. Ed c. Bruce has returned IRON
p few days visit to Atlanta.
II X. Robertson. well E-owr 81
vannah drummer, spent yesterdag in
the city
A. j Brannon OF Camden coursy.
was among The visitors tc the city
Yesterday
Dr W. b. Burroughs left yeste Ray
70 sAsnd some time at Whit Springs
Florida.
R A. Baldwin of Altar vas
among those registered ar 5he Cely
thorpe Yesterday.
W J. Bell Of the Southern railway.
with headquarters al Macon. se-t
yesterday IN the city
Dan F. Brady travelling fressar
agent Of Inc Central with headquar.
ters IN Macon. WIS in the city yester.
day
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BATCH OF ITEMS
AROUND The CITY
VIII Meet 1aniaht.

viii Meet tonight.
The Glynn aerie OF Eagles viii
hold their regular weakly meeting
in their hall over the @Brunswick
BANK and Trust Company.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-22

W j. Bell Of the Southern railway.
With headquarters al Macon sa@-t
yesterday n the city
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-22

R. A Baldwin 81 Allan vas
among those registered at 5he Cels-
thorpe Yesterday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-22

Z. a. RI a. xtTSv, s. -
The saynou@ istG5e nisiS
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-22

S.. "a. Eyler OF savanna VS.
visitor 10 he city yestery.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-22

Or W. B. Burroughs left yesterday
10 sA-nd some time at Whita Springs.
Florida.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-22

Dr.. Ed G. Bruce has returned from
p few days visit to Atlanta
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-22

c c. Ely, OF Savannah, Is Spending
a few days in the city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-22

4 j. Brannon OF Camden councy.
was Among the visitors t. the city
Yesterday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-22

II X. Robertson a well known 81
vannah drummer spent yesterday IN
the city.