Duncan's store slashes prices on wide range of goods
All winter goods are at cost with deep markdowns on lawns, Percales, linens, towels, curtains, muslin wear, handkerchiefs, corset covers, skirts, underwear, hosiery, rugs, and neckties. Examples include white lawns and Percales cut to under ten cents, table linens near half price, muslin corset covers down to a few cents, and Axminster rugs offered at substantial savings.
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Musi
Directoire
Reuben’s
Andersonville and nearby residents in holiday and illness notes
Regular country news from Andersonville Ga reports Mrs Lucius C Hill traveling home via Dawson. Mrs J M Bryant and Adella Bryant shopped in Americus. Mrs Annie L Harden visits Americus. Mrs M A Feagin is ill at daughter’s home in Cut Off. Mrs R E Wicker of Montezumi and W C Kitchens of Dooling called about Mrs Feagin’s illness. Jas G Feagin has been somewhat ill. Mr and Mrs C J Clark spent Thanksgiving in Andersonville. Annie Willie Finch and Mary Ellen Finch visited Montezuma with jewell Wicker.
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Andersonville Ga
Lucius C. Hill
Dawson
J. M. Bryant
Misk Adella
Bryant
Americus
Annie L. Harden
M. A. Feagin
W. J. Pennington
Cut Off
Mesdames R. E
Funeral service for Mrs Mary Dell in Sumter GA
Rev Olin Evans of Smithville conducted the funeral at the Primitive Baptist church. After services the remains were laid to rest in the local cemetery. Irene Sailor returned home to Reynolds after visiting sister Mrs R B Williams. A M Markette of Dawson spent Sunday with his parents, joined by Misses Jones and Flora Markette and Mr Jack Slappey at the Markette home.
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Sumter
Olin’ Evans
Smithville
Mary Dell
Primitive Baptist Church
Williams
Irene Sailor
Reynolds
A. M. Markette
Dawson
B. F. Markette
Misses Jones
Flora Markette
Jack Slappey
Local Notices From 15th District Social Rounds
Mr and Mrs Charlie Ranew spent Sunday with Misses Essie and Mat tle Young Miss Etta Powell spent Saturday night and Sunday with Miss Emily Walters Mrs Adline Powell spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Emily Carter The party at Miss Marilu Perrys Friday night was enjoyed by all Mr Tom Exum and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J O Dell Z A Young had a bad accident when a wagon piece struck his head he is recovering Hawkins Tiner visiting relatives Miss Clarice Livingston spent Sunday with Miss Mary Kate Livingston near Leslie New Hope services held Saturday and Sunday by Rev Oliver E D Young served on jury duty last week
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Essie
Mat
Itle Young
Etta Powell
Emily Walters
Adline Powell
Emily Carter
Marilu Perry
Tom Exum
J. O. Dell
Z. A. Young
Hawkins Tiner
Clarice Livingston
Mary Kate Livingston
Leslie
New _ Hope
Oliver
E. D. Young
Webster County Georgia Auction Of Secure Debt Lot 235
Under a deed to secure debt dated November 30 1904 Mary B Hardy assigns a Webster County Georgia property. The Lot 235 parcel of 200 acres in the 24th District G M originally Lee then Stewart now Webster will be sold January 5 1909 at public outcry before the Webster County courthouse to pay the secured indebtedness plus costs. Terms are cash. Signed Mrs L V Hardy Travis and Travis Attorneys Savannah Georgia. December 3 1t.
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Georgia
Webster County
Mary B. Hardy
G. M
Lee County
Stewart County
L. V. Hardy
Travis & Travis
Savannah
Ordinary's Citation for Administration in Sumter County Georgia
To all whom it may concern J W Howard applied for permanent Letters of Administration on the estate of Mrs L M Howard late of Sumter County Georgia creditors and next of kin are notified to appear within the legal time. Witness my hand and official seal this 20th day of Nov 1908 John A Cobb Ordinary Dee 3-t.
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Sumter County
J.W. Howard
L. M. Howard
Howard
J *W. Howard
John A. Cobb
Dee
Sumter Grand Jury Presents Road Bond Wish and Tax Report
The Sumter Superior Court November term grand jury reports well kept clerk records and tax digest, praises public offices, endorses road improvements and bond issuance, commends Sheriff E B Bell and Treasurer for orderly books, and attaches the treasurer’s statement to the minutes.
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Sumter
Tearm
Sumter Superior Court
EB. L. Bell
Joyner's Extra Bargains for First 15 Days of December
Budgeted list of retail discounts and prices from Joyner's early December sale notes. Items include 26 yards of blue chambray, Canton Flannel, Sea Is heavy brogans, men's suits and pants, various knits, fabrics, and overcoats, with numerous price points. Also includes financial entries and county notice references signed by local officials.
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Brogan
Cael Shibreeve
Riverside
Amoskens Apton
Gingham
Costibe
Kimnoua
Benutttui
Penantil
Chambray
Seed cotton profits offered for planting prize seed
Jones of Smithville on November 19 1881 offers seed cotton seed with large boll and abundant yield. He quotes 2000 prize seed and 1000 bushels ring $1 per bushel. Yard yields around 40 lbs per pound, markets include cents per bushel and ring prices. A stray line on sports jokes is noted but not part of the item.
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DC. Jones
Smithville
Marked For Death and a Cure Claim in Ad Text
A fragment from an old ad claims a graveyard cough and pneumonia cure by a medicine sold by Eldridge Drug Co Chicago News. It features quoted testimonials from Mrs A of Bac Ky and references a dramatic recovery and a world ice record for coughs and colds.
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