The enterprise-recorder., August 05, 1909, Image 5

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SMALL AND LARGE DEPOSITS
are equally welcomed in this institution and
receive the same courtesy and attention.
We invite you to open an account. Paying
bills by check is one of the greatest con
veniences and safeguards a business man
can have, and the satisfaction of having a
growing balance in the bank results in great
er care in expenditures.
The First National pank.
MADISON, FLORIDA
TOWNJ0PICS.
Oar 'Phone 76.
Walter Parks spent last Sunday io
Mooiicello.
Call on Fraleigh-Llnee-SheHer Co.
for corn, hay, oats and "Stafolife."
Bora to Mr. tod Mrs. Guy M. Si tin
on Monday morning, a line baby glrf.
1 Miss Lila Tucker is visiting Mrs. A.
1;. Fralelgh out at tbe Slmkine planta
tion .
Morgan (registered) stallion for ser
vice at Bevan Bros, stables. See Uevan
Bros, owner.
Mr. P. S. Cogglns and son, P. S. jr.,
left Tuesday (or an outing of several
diya at Panacea.
Miss Bessie Sanders is visiting her
friend, Mis May Bowen.ln Cordele, Ga.
and will be abeentseveral weeks.
For any thiDg In the feed line, sucb
secorn, bay, oats and "Stafolife" call
on Fralolgb-Lines-Shelfer Company.
Miaa Cbristlue Sasser and Koy Cole
man returned M onday from a pleaant
visit to relatives and friends io Georgia.
Miss Kate Bessley of Jacksonville
leaves shortly for Madison where she
will visit relatives. Times Union, Mon.
day.
For Sale Cheap: Ooe first class sec
ond hand McCormlck mower and rnke,j
' in first clssa condition . Smith Mercao.
tile Co.
Prof, and Mrs. Walter B. Cate re
turned horr.e Saturday from Pansoea
Spring where they bad a most enjoyable
visit of two weeks.
Mis Aibtoo Thomas of Jacksonville
is the guest of Mrs. A. D. Stanton,
having arrived in our city last week, to
the great pleasure of her many friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Beville fcave returned
from a pleasant trip to the Virginia
home of Mr. Beville and are guests of
the lady's mother, Mrs. W. J. Witber
spoon. Attention is directed to the adver
tisement of Warren Harris. Insurance
Agent, iu this ieue. Mr. Harris writes
insurance of every descrii tion and will
be glad to attend to your want in that
line.
The Madison Orchestra is preparing
for another concert which will be eiven
on Thursday night. 12th Inst. The con
cert will be given in aid of the Monu
ment Fund and an evening of fine music
and gjteat pleasure is assured all who
attend.1
Walter Bunting left Sunday afternoon
for a two weeks vacation. He didn't
Wins where he was going said he
wasn't certain himself We might bear
ot him next In N'ew York or some other
seaport to o. We wish blm a pleasant
trip and a safe return.
Another live stock and vehicle corpo
ration organized in (Madison this
week and the notioe of application for
letters patent appears In this week's
paper, i It may be dull time but there
is pledLy of capital In Madison looking
tor profitable investment.
T. W. Dale returned Fridsy from
Panaoea where he spent most delight
fully a two weeks vacation. Prof. Cate
is our authority for the statement that
our popular county treasurer cam near
loeins his heart to fair guest ot the
hctcl at that popular resort.
Wardlaw Brir.ion Is spending the
week in Jacksonville.
Col. 0. B. Ashley left yesterday morn
Ing for a business trip to Jacksonville
and Tampa.
Miss Clara Coggins will go to Suwan
nee Springs to-morrow for a a visit to
Mrs Sidney Hinely.
Notice: All persons indebted to me
can kettle accounts at B. F. Moseley's
drug store. A. L. Blalock. tf.
Alex Smith returned yesterday from
a week's visit to Mrs. Smith and the
children who are at their summer home
near Dawson. Gs.
C. Purdy Kelly has returned from a
pleasant vacation outicg which he spent
most delightfully at Mt. Airy, Ga.
Carroll Smith went to Hampton
Springs last Saturday and will visit
his cousin. William Smith, for a week
or two.
For Sale Cheap: One first class sec
ond baud McCormick mower and rake,
io first class condition. Smith Meruan
tile Co.
Dr. Conway will leave to-morrow
morning for a few dys stBy with rela
tives in Clny county, returning the lat
ter part of next week.
Anyone failing to receive last week's
paper containing the lws enacted by
the last legislature may secure a copy
of same by calling at or sending to this
office.
he Whole Fam'uy
In Trouble.
The man who was too economi
cal to buy a clock sent his little
boy to get the time from a neigh
bor this rainy weather. In nis
haste the boy ran over a $4.00
stand of bees and in ten minutes
ooked like a water summer
squash. His cries reached his
father, who ran to his assistance
and failing to notice a barbed wire
fence ran into that breaking it
down, cutting a handful of flesh
from his anatomy and ruining
a $5.00 pair of pants. The old cow
took advantage of the gap in the
fence and got into the corn field
and killed nerself eating- green
corn. Hearing the racket, the
wife ran out, upsetting a four
gallon churn full of rich cream
into a basket of kittens, drowning
the whole nock. In the hurry
she dropped a $7.00 set of false
teeth. The baby, left alone,
crawled through the spilled milk
into the narlor. ruinine a brand
new $20.00 carpet. During the
excitement, the oldest daughter
ran away with the hired man, the
doer broke un eleven setting hens,
the calves got out and chewed the
tails off of four hne shirts.
3FL- DAVIS
Jeweler, Sells Watches & Clocks,
(Mjoir
US!N& THAT
MJBBERSTAMP
AND GET SOME
REAL LETTER HEADS
Good Letter Heads
Are Good Business
VM PRINT THEM FOR YOU
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EVeri Farrjier Ii)Viled.
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When a farmer has the time to
"come to town" he usually comes
for a purpose to get money for
his produce or to pay money for
something. But whether on bus
iness or not he is invited always
to come to the
II CITIZENS BANK OF MADISON,
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MADISON. FLORIDA
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It If you have financial transacf Ions to
attend to let us help you. '
Deposit your money here-
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l.Ht week we Dubllshed In this p-
,p a reclDe for the destruction ot rues
which we copied from another paper,
in urMi'h it whs stated that the material
for malting tbe "destroyer" could be
secured at any urug store, said matet lai
being a common article of commerce
known as "Quassia Chips." We know
that not less than a dozen people have
told ua that tbey wanted to use the
remedy but couldn't find tbe quaesia
cblpi at any of the drug stores. Seems
to us that tbe druggist of the town
ought to appreciate lbs free advertising
enough to at least order sufficient of tba
chip to aupplr th demand of their
patrons. '
Add to telephone list: J. W. Barrett,
meat market, No. 10.
Mr. John I.. Fonda departed last Kri
day for a business trip to New Vork.
Mm. T. C. Bradford returned Monday
from a visit of a week with her (laugh
ters In Live Oak.
W. H. Dial is spending the . week at
Greenville looking after his plantation
attain In that vicinity.
Fos Sale: A double-barreled bam
merless shot gun. Ezcellf nt bird gun
Will sell cheap. Carroll Smith.
Miss Kathleen Thomas Is the guest of
friends in Greenville this week, having
gone to that thriving town Monday
night.
Send for special announcement ot
courses in Music, tbe Fine Arts, and
tbe Mechanic Arts at Stetson Universl
ty, DeLand, Fla.
Mrs. Sldoey R Whaley and children
arrived from Ocala Monday night and
will spend a season with the lady's moth
er, Mra. R. E. Dickinson.
Miss Elizabeth Smith left Tuesday
morning for Dunuellon where for tb
next two weeks she will be tuo guert of
her aunt, Mr'. M. It. Klbler.
Tbe county commissioners, scjooI
bosrd and town council held their reg
ular monthly meetings this week. Tbe
official proceedings of each will be pub
ltsbed next week.
All aboard for Jacksonville! Tbe big
excursion will leave via tbe beaboard
to-morrow morning and from all reports
a large orowd ot mhciisoq people win
titke advantage of tbe -. round trip
to par a visit to ths great and growing
metropolis.
15u0. Lot contalnlnir one and 85-100
acres. North Horry street. New 5 room
cotta? wiih artesian water connection,
also stable and feed room. Good garden
and bearing pecan tree:. Entire lot un
der fence. Good neighborhood. J; P.
Baum, Capitols, FU. tf
Don't forget the lecture by Profeesor
Charles I.nne at tbe school auditorium
to morrow night. Professor Laoe is a
rare entertainer and hb his abilities in
that lice are well rec goized In Madison
we are sure that a crowded house will
receive bim w hen he walks upon the
platfcim.
While eogaged in stacking fodder on
thefirmotP. K. Lanier, hhoul. four
miles south of town, Napoleon A nin uud
his son, negroes, weie both stricken dead
Tuesday iifternoon by a lightning holt
wblcli set fire to the fodder stuck on
wbiob the men were at work and it was
completely destroyed.
The friends and acquaintances of Mr.
and -Mrs. W. K. Hollingeworth, one
time residents of Madison, will be griev
d to learn of tbe death of Mrs. Hollwge
worth which occurred at the family
home. What Cheer, la., on Monday, Ju
w2fli.li. A letter from Mr. lloirngs-
worth to A. I.ivinitston, jr.. conveyed
tbe sad intelligent and staled that Mra
riolllnffsworlh had need a sunerer ror
many months. A grest msny of our
people will remember these pleasant
naonl wto came to our town several
year ago and mad their horn among
na for about two years. Mrs. Houings
worth bad many very sincere friends
arnrtnf US who will be rained to learn
r.t hr riaath and whose sympathy goes
out to tbe husband la bis deep aralotlon.
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Warren Harris
As Agent, Issues:
Fire Insurance Policies
Life Insurance Policies
Accident Insurance Policies
Tornado Insurance Policies
Call iu person or write.
Office: Smith Building
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Mr. and Mrs. Archie Livingston left
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where tbey win spend several weeks af
ter which Mra. Livingston will go to
Marietta, Ua. and Mr. Livingston will
take a trip to tba west.
Rev. L. D. Low will leave Saturday
for Tallahassee where ha will supply
Trinity church pulpit on Sunday for
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Methodist church bera on Sunday.
Sabbath school at the regular hour and
Epworth League devotional meeting Id,
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