The enterprise-recorder., November 26, 1908, Image 5

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REMEMBER
R. DAVIS. j
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ct and largest stock of
Pma GOLD Jewelry
in Town. : :
The National Day of Thanksgiving will
soon be here again, when it behooves every
one to be grateful for the goodness of the
past year. We will be closed on that day to
eat turkey like everyone else; but, before
and after, we are here to attend to your
Banking interests in such a way as to add to
your thankfulness.
The First Sfatioi)a) J3ai)k,
Capital, Surplus and Profits: $100,000.
T0WNJT0PICS.
juf 'pnone 76.
free: Pixno, at Taylor's.
Hon. K. L. Milliner of Ellaville was
business visitor in the city Monday,
j.ot. of fun at the "Deestrick Skule"
xrVuunday night.
,t. .1. Newman is at home again, hnv
jt arrived from Asheville, X. C. yes
rday.
Ad'lress Box 207, Perry, Fla., if von
.ivo for fale reasonable, one nice
uUDg mare or horse. ' 2w.
A. E. Fraleigh reprned Sunday from
i extended etay in Montgomery, Ala ,
,d otber cities. ' .
Notiw: Big line of Children's slices
Tr ;r's.
CmTord McCall of Montlcello ppent
Jeveral days in town this week with his
Ltlier, Mrs. J. P. McCall.
Lost: Pair gold spectacles at or near
e store of T. J. Beggs fc Co. Return
) Mrs. Frank Martin sud receive Te
nd. Mice Willie ilinely arrived from Tal-
kbassee last week for a visit to her
listers, Meadamee Claude and Charlie
ilorrow.
Ring Ht tie Liver Pill for bilious-
Joes, sickheadnche. They keep you
Veil. 25 cents. Try them. Sold by B.
. xoseley,
Mr. T. T. Crane iroui New York who
r one of our regular winter visitors ar
ived Ian week and is comfortably loca--d
at lliu Merchants.
A freih carload of Smith Mercantile
'o. 'Perfection" Flour just arrived. If
ou waut good eating Thanksgiving get
'old reliable flour.
Senator W. M. Girardeau of Monti.
Jello, was in our city a day or two this
me Senator has been very in
'rsotte time but is rapidly reeupera
See Taylor, next door to post oftlce,
jr fine Clothing.
W. k. Thurston, a former citizen of
r town but now living in Jackson
lle, spent Sunday in tbe city shaking
nds and renewing acquaintance with
many friends.
Bird hunters are complaining of the
rydry weather and are hoping for
'in toon 80 that tbeir bird dogs will be
u'e to smell out the wary quail. Not
"c)i fun or snort in hunting auail in
-fcaflry weather.
Bring all the children to the "Dees-
:ick Skule "
Mrs. Honeyeuckle, tbe committee,
iecher, Sisie, Buddy, the boy who
'Ms water, the giggling girl, Mike,
'gay and all the other "skollars'
" create no end of fun when "skule"
lies up at tbe opera house next Mon-
hi sight.
Bs Laxative Cough Syrup alwrrl
pugs quick relief trf coughs, colds,
rstHBes, whooping-cough and ali
'Whial and throat trouble. Motbers
I'ecially recommend it for children,
ftfcsant to take, sently laxative. Sold
v B P. Moseley.
Several wagon loads of happy young
'Ve went out to Diott Dial's plaota-
'i Monday night' and enjoyed tuem
Te as only young people can. Cane
'oiling and sugar boiling was in full
""H and the clever host furnished
"utities of syrup for tbo young folk
"py au old fashioned oandy pul-
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Bracelets
Lockets Chains
Watches Pins and
NOVELTIES,
, All KfJjil ami guaran
teed, and engraved
FIIEE of charge. :
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I will sell my entire
stock of Cut Glass at
Cost, and Spectacles
at Half Price. : :
R. DAVIS
JEWELER.
Madison. Florida.
Tnylor has received n big lot of shoes.
Dr. Johnson, a popular physician of
Lte. was a visitor In the city Monday.
Russell Vinn bundles Arnold Bro's
shingles. Call at his store for prices.
Miss Agree Parram' re ppent Sunday
in Live Ouls as tj e guest of Mrs, C. A.
Hardee.
Don't Ml to fee the "DeestricU
Skule"' at the opera house Monday
niyht, Nov. 3D.
Mrs. Gary T. MoDamel of LhtOjI.
19 vl-itlng friends and relatives in to
and vicinity this week.
Plunk's Chill Tonic for malaria,
chills, fever, colds and iagrippe. Price
20 cents. All deulers, ,'tin.
M. D. Williams of Live Oak, well
known and esteemed by many of our
people, was a visitor in our town Fri
day.
Thanksgiving service will be held
in the Episcopal church this morning,
a cordial invitation is extended to all to
attend.
Misses SA. Randell and Lula Hardee
returned Monday from Live Oak where
they spent last week ad the guest of
Mrs Syd Hinely.
Every young lady who wants a nice
Piano free, see Taylor.
The greatest poem of Edwin Mirk
baia, author of "Ibe Man vt'ku tne
Hoe," appears in the Dee-niber istue ot
Woman's Humn Companion.
If yon hre a sulT-rr from pik'S, Man
Ziiu Pile Remedy will bring relief with
ths first application. Guaranteed. Prke
DO cents. Sold by B. F. Moseley.
Thos. E. Hardee, who for many
mouths has been in the far West, ar
rived laBt night in Madison and w 11
remain for some time visiting bis par
ents, Capt. auJ Mrs, J, B. Hardee.
Tbis bein a legal holiday tbe banks
will be closed, Sunday hours will be
observed at tbe post office and all the
merchants will close tbeir stores so that
all may enjoy Thanksgiving Day as
each one. deems best.
S. M Young, a clever young gentle
man of Columbus, Ga., spent last week
in our town. Here hs was met by hie
friend, E. E. Jones, also of Columbia',
and the two young men are now ''see
ing Florida." They express themselves
as much pleased with our town.
To those afllljted with kidney and
bladoVr trouole, backache. rheumatism,
Pineules for the Kidneys bring relief in
tbe first dae. Huii'ireds of people to
day tentify to their remarkable healing
and tonio properties. 30 dajs' trial
i 1 .CO. They purify the blocd Sold by
B. F. Moseley.
Mutt Thornton Is confined to hU room
with a badly sprained ankle. Stepping
f om the train at Havana one day last
week bis ank'.e turned and all bis
weight was thrown on his foot, result,
inu in a severe strain upon the muscles
! of the foot and ankle. We trust tbat be
may soon be on his feet again.
"New York girls are making for
Christmas presents this year fascinat
ing little rooster beads ill flannel of two
colors," reports Womans Home Coc
4snimi for December. "E.ch bead Is
cut double and wadded oo tbe inside
with cotton batting. The roosters are
lovirlaMy white with a comb and wat-
Ltlee of scarlet. When completed, S r
Cliantic'eer makes a novel ecg cozy to
slip over the breakfast egg in the cui
when cereal or tome otber breakfast
preliminary is to be eaten first.
Thaukfglving for Turkey, Taylor for
Shoes.
Miss Madge Burnett, one of Iiam
bui'a charming daughters, w.,b in the
city Tuesday.
Knox Bunting left last weeit for An
derson, S. C., vt:ere be will probably
remain for some time.
Prof. W. A. Cats of Columbia Col
lege, Lake City, sptnt Midday in tin
city the guest of his son, Prof. Walter
IS Cate.
Tl.ubktgiving to-day, Christmas r.m
month later, mid then conies the Gain
week. Surely Madisou folk have great
things in store.
Land to Rent: One, two, three and
four horse farms to rent 9 miles south
west of Madison on Snmpala Lake For
parliculars apply to Theo. Rnndell, Ebb,
Fla., R K. D. 1.
Mis. J A Willis and daughter, Mies
Elhel, left last Friday for tbeir home in
Columbia, S. C, after a week most de
lightful)' spent In Madison where thex
were the recipients of many and de
lightful social attentions.
To-morrow night the numbers of the
Methodist Bnraca class will be enter
tained by Col. C. B. Abhley at his
farm house mile north of town. Col.
Ashley is engird In grinding bis cane
iiii'l the boys are assured of a fine tiaie
Two (luiihle ' :r n' will leave Col. Ash"
Ipj 's olttce at C:'l ) o'd and n'l'meui
bus of the class are r. quested to oieot
at theoltlce at that hour and they will
be trausported to tbe farm house.
We were in error last week in statin?
that the old building torn ilowu ti
make room for the brick building of
(.'has. Noegel, had once been ustd as a
house of worship by the Methodial
congregation. It was the Presbyteriim
congcf gitton wul'.-b used it for thai
purpose many yeBrs ago. It was also
used as a school' bouse before the war
and some of our oldest citizen; attend
ed school there with tbe lte Col. John
L. Miller as teacher.
These young ladies are In the lead fo
the 4100.00 Piano to be given away
March 1st by W. M. Taylor:
Mlae Olive Sloan,
Miss Louise Coffee,
Mre. C. II Burton.
Miss Agnes Parramore,
" Rosa Beggs.
'' Agnes Long,
Mrs. F. L. Paterson,
Miss Goodwin P.egirs,
Catherine Thomas.
" Lill Armstrong.
Renresenting the Jesee French Fia
no Co., of St. Louis, Mr. S. A. Ledbetter
has been in tbe city several days this
week neaotiatiug with a coTmittee of
Methodist church members for tbe
placing of a pipe org m in tbe
Methodist church. The deal was con
summated Tuesday, the committee aod
Mr. Ledbetter haviug agreed upon the
style of organ, time of delivery, et .
The orgun selected is' a handsome one
in appearance and of two manuals. It
will be manufactured especially for the
church bere and it is expected that it
will be iu opratiou by March 1st The
placing of this order marks a long step
In ths progress of church In Madison.
We understand that the B iptist con
gregation is negotiating also for a pipe
rgtn and tbat one will be installed in
that church at an early day. Mr. Led
better is a most affable gentleman ami
lie and the Methodist committee bad
little trouble in closing a trade.
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Like to fed that in brinm;? their business
to a bank thov ar-3 helping to build it up; in
other v. ;:s the:- arc givin?; something for
what ihey re:oiv.. We want you to feel
that wi.y iowa"d us.
V.E ARE GROWING
GROW WITH U3
We want your account; want to make
ourselves useful to you m anything per
taining to finance and we can handle to
mutual satisfaction.
CITIZENS BANK OF MADISON,
MADISON. FLORIDA.
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"Dorothy Dodd" Shoes cost you but C3.CC Iz $4.00,
but they are worth ten times that sum to any woman
who values a stylish appearance with entire comfort.
Smith Mercantile Co.
"People's Popular Department Store."
$ Get Readyiifor Christmas
A visit to my store and
inspection of the Beautiful
Line of Holiday Goods now
on display will convince you
that it will not be necessary
to send away for your Christ
mas Gifts- Here you will
find suitable gifts in jewelry , .
china, cut glass, toilet
cles, books, silverware and
a wonderful variety of toys
and games for the littl e ; c 1 -Come
and &ee what we've
got-
ID.Gh. Smith's
Dru-g" Store.
Rev. IT. Mickle will hold morniri;
service nest Sunday 'at Old Oakland
church tbat being the fifth riabbatb.
B X. Tucker cime down from Quincy
Saturday nft-rnoun and spent Sunday
with his family. The fienuenl vUits
of th; tfent'.eman are greatly enjoyed
by his hosts of frinnds.
L'nion 1 h -..Lksglviug service at the
Methodist cnur. li tbie morning at tt-n
o clock. Rev. W. K Ivey. pastor of the
Hap ist church, will preach the ser
mon. It is hoped that ths capacity of
the church will be taxed to accommo
date the crowd.
Wood's Liver nediclne in liquid form
for malaria, chills and fever, regulates
tbe liver, kidneys and bladder, brings
quick relief to biliousDees,8ickbeadaibe,
constipation. Pleasant tJ tske. Tbe
$1.00 bottle contains 2l times quantity
of the 50c size. First dose brings relief.
Sold by B. V. m eley.
The Weather.
For the week ending Sund-y.Xov. 223,
TE.MrEr.ATfp.e:
Mean maximum, 74
Mean minimum, 45 e
Highest. Thursday 81
Lowest, Suuday, 340
RAIXFALT !
None.
FOR SALE OR TO LET.
1387 acre (cultivate.! and wood
land) near Madison, Fla., known as
the '-Wa idy Thompson plantation,"
Possession .lanur.ry 1st, 1909. En -quire
of F. J. Wiutox,
130 Broadway,
9-3-03 1 New Ycrk City.