The enterprise-recorder., December 17, 1908, Image 9

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REMEMBER
R. DAVIS.
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Has, as usual, thetin- .
est and largest stock of
fine GOLD Jewelry
.. in Town. v: :
NEW ACCOUNTS
EVERY-DAY
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THE MERRY SEASON
will be all the merrier for you if you will
open a bank account with us. A bank
account gives you happiness and in
dependence. You'll find nothing:
but Christmas cheer and good
will here whether you
come to open an ac
count or have a
talk with us
o n t h e
subject
The First JSJalioi)al pai)k
Capita', Surplus and Profits: $100,000.
TOWN
Our 'Phone 76.
TOPICS.
J. P. Tiiylurof Greenville was in the
city TucmIhv.
Now is the liiue to et your Xnms
goods clicHp r.t Moselc s drug etore. 2t
Lewis Wadeworth left Sunday after
noun f. r .Incksonvilie and other point
'in Florida.
Tho Florida Dlospqme, & real oon
attraction under canvas, pl)ed to a
crow !id tint MondiiT night.
List: A pnir of Pointers. One white
and liver spotted. One liver and white
ticked. Reward if returned to H. F.
Mol'ulloug'i, R F. D. 2, Box 03.
Our towt. has certainly beta overrui
wiih shows of tlie cheap canvas covci
variety for the pact week. And froii
11 rtjoits the ecd is not yet In eight.
Jllss Ethel Howe returned home ftU
tirJav from Holly 11111, S. C, wbri
she has been visiting friends for severs,
weeks. Mies Ethel reports a delightful
time.
Mi9 Jane McLeod, en route to hei
home in Jacksonville from Quimy,
stopped over la Madison a few dnjt
this week and was the Kuest of Mrs. A.
Livingston, sr.
There will be a Christmas tree anu
Cantata at the L'aptict church at 7
o'clock oc Christmas eve night. The
public is cordially invited to attend the
exercises and to linog their gitie on the
tree.
J.apiks: We buve the largest and
mcbl bc.iut.ful Hue of pictures ever ex
bibitdd in MudUou and we are Koiin: to
ei:l! out cheap. Cull and make your
It'ec' iiuib before tljey are all tioue. li.
F. Moet iey. Jt,
Next ek Ui?l.(T in Chris! mas. Let
us tt.l ik-U niiine thai it phall be imierd
a sre'isoii of "pence oq enrtb, good will
to men" and strive to co cuiulu .-t our
snivel as i.ot to brlDK repruiiuli ou the
woniici f il t vent nt whk'h the day is a
ey nihil.
The tented show which held forth in
Iudiai n nil hist week folded its tent at
ti late I . i.r Saturday night and ilru.r
ted for o'ner tields. We are of the
oniniuii tnat it vt ill he a long while be
fore they llnd another stand as prolita
ble to them as this town proved if ail
reporU are true.
Sir. J . s. Baker find family have
moved to tiieir country home about
4 miles ent of town, nod Sumpter will
eDgHKtn farming next year. We are
sorry to lose them as resident of our
, .twu aud, hope that befora many years
hav passed they will conclude to again
become resldeuta with us.
, N. xt Sunday night at ths usual bour
vice the Methodist church choir
' li.il.la special song service in ths
. h.Thne will be rasponeiv read.
.. jtioi, tLd tuaoy splendid
sout-; y the fc!io:t. A cordial invita
tion i . i'ei Jet o the public to attend
this sert ice l J a ri al seisouable treat
is promise !.
With ."J., ' io "fair warning
gala," "big tuiiJT f''"" od prices a Li
around in keepi sr wiUi bard timea, the
purcbasii g pubj.c of MoJieou county
ahoold find no li.' Mislty in supplying
their needs just no. 1 merobaau
who advertise hav got the (foods and
they waul to exchange them wllo tus
people who nave the money. Cast your
ey over our advertieiug columns and
yon will tta ' -ling to io teres I you.
U. X. 'I'ii. kirof Quincy spent Sun
day in town with his family.
Wanted: Kooin and board in private
family. Address Box 158, post otllce.
K. A Weldon, the ninrble mm from
Thnoinsville, Ga., was In the city a few
dii)8 this week.
A large number of strangers are seen
on our streets this week, many of them
being wituesses from Columbia county
in the murder case now on trial.
Messrs. S. R. West and A. R. Gar
ner, prominent citizen? of Greenville,
were business visitors in the city Mon
day and p ud this office an appreciated
call.
Land to Rent: Ooe, two, three and
?uir horse farms to rent Smiles fouth
xe-t of Madison on Sampala Lake. For
jarticulars apply to Theo. Randell, Ebb,
la.. R. F. D. 1.
George A. Davie, the well known
lontriiotor, left, Monday with a gang o
MurKineu for Went Lake where be war
sailed tq do some building for the
Vest Lumber Co.
Pror. W. J. Maloy arrived from At
lanta Saturday sod will remain In Mad
ison until after the holiday season. He
w.ll he found at Moieley's drug store
duncg the da) preceding Christ
mas. Mrs. Chas. E. Davis is at tome again
and greatly improved in health, news
wh.ch will be gladly received by her
countless friends. Mrs. Davis has bein
fur several months at a sanitarium in
Kirkville, Mo.
Mr. Eaudell Pope last week purchos
ed the Peck Smith lot just north of the
Merchants hotel. Mr. Pope has not
j et ditei mined whether he will dispose
of the lot or whether he will huild linn
self h home thereon. The price paid
proves that Mad .son "J rt" is very
valuable.
Mied Km ..el Murtiu, the pnpu ar
Vuur;g (laughter of Hon. nuJ Mrs. Tlios.
, . .Martin, w is the winner in the popu
larity caMet conducted by the tented
show company 1 st w ceK. and Satnr
dsy night wns presented by the com
pany wita a gold watch. Mies Rachel
reo-ived more ?hau two hundred thous
and V'jt-S.
The Stetson Glee Club whs gr?eted
by a large audience at the opera house
lnt Wednesday ulghtand those present
enjoyed the program immensely. The
glee aingiug by the gentlemen, the
quartettes by the Stetson Quirtette.
the duetts and solos by the several mem
beta of the club were all splendidly
rendered and the singers elicited much
applsuse for their excellent work,
nearly every number being heartily en
cored. We hope that at some future
day we may have another visit from
this high-clasa musical aggregation.
Rev. Thomas Williams, pastor of
Madison Circuit for the past year, left
Monday afternoon for Miami to attend
the Annual Conference. Tbe gen tie-
man carries wlib bim a splendid report
of his work during the year. Tbe cir
cuit comprise four cburchea, Stone-
call, Hickory Grove, Hsnsco and
PlnetU, and under Mr. William pae.
torate of tbe past year the membership
oo tbe circuit has been increased by 85
acoeaalona. Every claim was collected
In full and an excea of paator't salary
was collected and presented to the pas
tor. The churches comprising the cir
cuit are greatly pleased with Mr. Wil
liams as a pastor and ar hopeful tbat
be will be returned to tbem for another
year.
Bracelets
ockets Chains
Watches Pins and
NOV ELTIES.
i All good and guaran
teed, and engraved
FREE of charge. :
Cut C3rl S3
I will sell my entire
stock of Cut. Glass at
Cost, and Spectacles
at Half Price. : :
R. DAVIS1
JEWELER. ' '
Madison. Florida.
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Ex Senator Samuel Pusco of Monti
csllo. was In the city Tuesday.
Russell Vann handles Arnold Bro'e
shingles. Call at bis store for prices.
J. A. Crews, representing the Timef-
L'uion. was a business visitor to the
city this week.
Officers and members of the Mnsonic
Lodge are urged to attend the regulai
meeting to morrow night at win li ses
sion the annual election of cfacers win
be held,
V. II. Towlescf .Fort Myers, FIh., i
in town this weeK attending the circuii
court. ' Mr. Towles was once a citizen
of tli s county and has many friendc
here who are glad to see him again.
We have on hand a large supply oi
fourteen inch flower pots, with saucer',
and arc going to sell them out fur Co
cents eauh. We have smaller sizes also
which we will sell at cuct. B. F.
Moseley. tf
Hon. L. E. Roberson of Live Oak, and
Guy Gillen, Esq.. of Lake City are in
the city registered at the Merchants
They are associated with the State's
Attorney in the prosecution of the de
fendants now on trial in the court.
ChriHtmus shoppers are out in force
Btid 'ill of them Lave well filled pocket
booke. We've beard that times are
bard and money is scarce, and from our
own personal knowledge we know theie
is some truth in the assertion, but one
Would not think so to see the army of
l'..pperson our streets and in ours r
this week.
Little Genevieve, daughter of Mr and
Mrs. Claude .Morrow, was too ho-tess
Monday afternoon at a children's part)
winch proved very delightful to the
large number of little folk present. The
occasion w,is the celebration of the tit h
anniversary (.f t lie little iadv and she
receive! many nice preeen'.f from her
little fr'.ei.da.
JMo tice.
COLD STORAGE
NOW READY.
The Only Way to Cure Pork.
First, salt pork with plain salt
by rubbing on and spreading out,
say 12 hours, then apply to hams
and shoulders as follows: Salt 10
lbs., brown sugar 2 los., salt
petre 2 ounces, red pepper 1 ou nee
to 100 lbs. of pork; rub and
apply freely. Sides resalL If
killing is done while weather is
cool, say frosty, meat may not
be stored for four to five davs
after butchering, but if warm it
should be stored within 12 hours.
Do not cut off chin bone, as this
ruins the ham, and in storace
they cure as well with chin
left on.
Time to be stored: Thirty davs
is sufficient When taken from
storage wash in warm water,
wipe dry, sew up in canvas or
homespun hang up ahd smoke
every third day for two weeks.
Use green hickory wood for
smoking.
Salt furnished at a reasonable
price.
Mddison Electric Power Co.
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It is surprising, even to us, to note the new business
which comes to us daily, proving
First. That our efforts to please are appreciated.
Second. That we have the confidence of the people.
Third. That the masses think well of us.
Fourth. That our location is convenient
Fifth. That the public likes getting 4 per cent interest.
Sixth. That quarterly interest is what the public likes.
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CITIZENS BANK OF MADISON,
MADISON. FLORIDA.
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"Dorothy Dodd" Shoes cost you but $3.00 to $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 Ready for 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 j;ou will
find suitable gifts in jewelry,
china, cut glass, toilet arti
cles, books, silverware and
a wonderful variety of toys
and games for the little folk.
Come and bee whit we've
got.
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Dx-agr Store.
Mrs, Mods Johnson of Live 0;.U is
the guest of Mrs. W. H. Uoodb:ead.
Xext Sunday, 20th inst.at St. Mary's
Episcopal church, the following order
of service will be observed: Morning
prayer and sermon at 11 o'clock.
Evening prayer and sermou at 330,
Order of music: Processional, Hymn
403, Venite, 13 Robloeon. Gloria Patri.
ram. Deora Laudamua, Tbomss, in
F. Jahili.1 5o, Smith. Hymns SO tui
4 2. Heceaelonsl Hymn, &16, Barring
ton. Offertorr. Solo by Mr. Reeve.
Efenlng erTice: Pioceasional, Hymn:
12, riopkins. Gloria Patrl, 13, Robio
on. MairniBoat, Fild, to O. Nunc
Citnitjua, Field, in F. Hymn 13, Web
er. Recessional Hymn 535, Barnby.
Everybody 1 eordully invito! j0)r,
in tbeMrvnes. ' R. Cnrtit''artV,
Rector. .
DOLL F-REE.
On January 15th, 1909, we wil)
have our usual annual drawing for
the beautiful doll, Violette. All
the little girls from three years old
ere cordially invited to take part in
the drawing. B. F. Moshlet.
It is claimed that the Florida or
wge crop this year will reach 4,000.
000 boxes.
NOTICl OF DlSCHAJtSX.
"J? lT" taat .tz months afwr
2f laiSriSSsr,'! t:,u " mums
Wloon louniy, Huruta. It then
OlbCbargf m sack lmlui.iu.. ,u1"
a. K. w asT
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