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   Thomasville Daily Times Enterprise (Newspaper) - February 22, 1902, Thomasville, Georgia                                220  SATURDAY FEBRUARY 22, 1902  PEK Extra Special White 100  fresh white goods direct from the mills to high standard this and the savings obtainable during this special sale induce everyone contemplating the purchase of to make their selections from our extensive 15c per 56 inches sheer and 15c per 36 an always reliable fabric for general 15c per 32 inches very sheer and the very thing for dresses and summer 15c per very sheer and entirely new fabric this 15c per and fancy striped Piques for skirts and early spring 15c per 40 inches an excellent article and perfectly satisfactory wearing 15c per in checks and stripes Nothing to equal this for children's 15c yer and stripes and checks in great variety of 15c per and Long very soft and fine for underwear and children's and Jackson match for tbe beautiful loving cap offered by Mr. G. M. Chapia was competed for yesterday afternoon with the following Messrs. E Lewis and Mr. Chapin also match proved most and considering the unfavorable very creditable scores were Messrs. H. E. C. 8 Hebard and Theo Hostetter killing nineteen out of twenty Mr. H. with one bird won the cnp and sixty per cent of the one hundred dollar the shoot off Messrs. and Hostetter divided tbe remaining 40 per the sweeps that followed Messrs. Hostetter a Toland kept on killing everything until they were placed back to the thirty-five yard The two former dividing at the Friends friends of Hon. realizing the necessity for and the benefits to be derived irom held a meeting Friday afternoon organized by electing a campain of which Charles P. waff elected and H. W. J. H. K. T. W. H. and Arthur members of the advisory W. H. Hammond was elected and Roscoe assistant members are and are determined to leave nothing undone to secure the nomination of Hon. Robert G. Mitchell for of the superior courts of the southern Long to Feb. 21.--A.fter the cabinet meeting Secretary Long stated that the report that be intended leaving tbe cabinet was quite No specific date had been set for his leaving and be bad not yet formally sent his resignation to the and might not do so for some we we May Come to Feb. 21.It is said in Boer circles that if Messrs. and after the situation in the United advise Mr. Kruger that a. tour tbe United States would be beneficial to the Boer cause the Boer president will come bis aversion to a long trip and undertake tbe of a Northern per take the following extract from a letter written to tbe by Mr. Orrin who is at the Piney Woods Hotel for the seven travel from our party alighted at where we are spending tbe a town of some six thousand supporting a smart little daily paper and altogether a hustling having several popular winter hotels and tbe country residences of many prominent northern The city may be said to be up-to-date and in all lines goods can be purchased as ae in the north Tbe city is well supplied witb three telegraph and postal while there are some fine industries on a small scale and good train the Piney Woods where tbe writer is some notable people are being while among the prominent cottage owners may be men owned by Oliver Hazard of New where Payne ney and who received much notice during the first of the month by their wedding in are their Hon. Mark A. A. H. of S. R New and many others comparing favorably vvith the most expensive cottages in tbe notices at a glance tbe peculiar building of all buildings here and that have no but are erected on corner posts of which are made in large quantities here and are the only rock to be found in this country One finds very little but level very pliable and requiring considerable owing to tbe sandy Gardens near each bouse are found witb a rich profusion of flowers and the temperature is very The writer will a more descriptive letter in a subsequent The social season is now on here and tbe whole country is gay with the city folk who are at their country houses in where they are enjoying the warm climate of Genuine cake walks are seen here and the northerner who sees a cake walk among tbe negroes of tbd south sees for the first time the children dancing here at ranging from five years and witnesses in the case of George H. against the Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company have returned from Tbe case was called on but was postponed until the 18th ot at which time it will be Said That Cut the being birthday brings up the hatchet According to George used hia little hatchet on one of bis father's cherry and when confronted with tbe tbe saying be could not tell a lie about it. Some impious one who does hesitate to mar the beauty and moral of tbe story has rendered a modern version of the According to this sinful and Regenerate when his paternal ancestor took him by tbe collar and was leading him to the back shed where the performance was take I cannot tell a cut that cherry Virginia House J. S. Montgomery sold a few days the Virginia the property of Mr. J. C to Mr. W. H. And since then be has made a second sale to Mt. the latter being half ot the block occupied by the This latter property was owned by Alderman W. B. it is were satisfactory to both sellers and tbe white man who skipped out of tbe court bouse some time was brought back here yesterday from Leon county by Mr. Jobuson was turned over to tbe who had him in charge yesterday afternoon awaiting the return of Judge Roddenbery from the in order to ascertain the amount of the we Mr. Horn is ready to L of guest of her Mrs. Dr. Mrs. May was Miss Ethel aod is a daughter of Bob whose memory is kept green by bis boyhoods friends in all of whom will have a cordial greeting for his looked pretty bad part of tbe day yesterday for the ladies who got up that entertainment at the M last DaILY BY W. Mays 21, 1902. New York futures are quoted as follows 65  - 8.61 opened Middling 8 5-i6. Savannah closed Middling 8 5-16. Receipts 21,116.  8.64  8 61  Dress Prettiest and have ever shown all now on our counters at prices loo tQ 5oe. - o ' - ' Stey and the This Will EVERY early aad get what you need in that Now is the time to get goods for less than New York Don't per cent Discount all wool Idea IVo  

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