The enterprise-recorder., March 24, 1910, Image 5

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BANKING SERVICE
Banks are becoming more and more the custodians of the
funds of the people, of both large and small means. This is
due to a wider appreciation of the value of banking service
as its usefulness is extended and its methods become better
known. In the case of
The First
National Bank
' THE BEST
service is assured. Its officers aim in every way to protect
the interests of its patrons, making use of every means of
precaution. It's up-to-date system of accuracy, promptness
and the same careful attention to large or small depositors.
It is a safe bank. It i3 the bank for all the people -rich and
poor, men, women and children. If you have any banking
business to transact, come to the
The
First National Bank
Of Madison
TOWN TOPICS.
Our 'Phone 76.
Hop by no J see Taylor.
W. L. Tooke spent several days last
initio I.fon county on business.
Taylor, the leading clothier and fur
lihlcr (or the best.
Hi, and Mrs. B. B. McCall left Tues
!iv afternoon (or a visit of several days
itb friends in Jacksonville.
Mr. ind Mrs. W. L. Parramore re
iiroeil lat Thursday from a very pleae.
utf'tit of two weeks at Hampton
spring.
B. N". Tucker can sell you (rood Ken
iicky mules and horses. Bus hltn at
Hirrell-.lohimon Co., stables east o(
cnurt bouse. 4w
Prof. Iiovnn, an accomplished in
ductor frtm Tennessee, arrived last
rak and has taken a tench log position
iitlu Normal.
We ire Informed that several dwell
:g house will he erected this summer
n the property in Irontofthe heme of
Mrs. Imogens Parramore.
Don't forget that I nru Dow located at
! 1 arrell Johnson Co's., stables east of
otirt Loupe. Come and see me if you
ant h home or mule. B. N. Tuclcr.
Real eftute in Madison and Mad I sen
Junty is becoming very uctiye and
Bob Mclmyre is kept busy putting
'limiinu ilenlK, Several transfers have
awn made recently.
The announcement o( Walter C. Mo
Daniel nnd Juho W. Davis for counly
treasurer, mid ,1, p, Taylor for county
romroisMoner for district three, appear
tail week. See their curds in the an
jucf;cnient column.
Mr. L. II. Bulley, one) of the county's
tit citizens, who lives at Ebb. was a
siuem visitor In the city Monday and
Pid this olllce an . appreciated call,
loavintc a bi round dollar with us for
eekly visit of this paper for one year.
Col. and Mrs. Knox Lmnoreton from
'tainetuviile, a. C, are In the city vis
um their runny relatives and friends.
Lol. Bnd .Mrs.LtvingsUn are very popu-
"wltliallMadlsoniansand their fre
It'wtvlnts are greatly appreciated and
'"joyed.
For
outri
''"os t business at actual cost of mala.
'ul No charge for the labor. Our
are reasonable nnd within reach
',fH. Estimates cheerfully furnished.
Ullus un. Murtixin Kl.iitrin Pnaer
'ompany, 4W
Mr. and Mm. A G. Anderson and
U A. Thomp-on of .-omerville, N.
spent MotidHy in the city the guests
'Mrs. B. B. UcCsll. Mr. Anderson la
'.'ounty clerk in hiu M..
'i'boniueon, who has reoently pur-
a plantation near Greenville for
J" "inter home, was unable to occompa
l the party ibis trip bnt will ylslt our
f'J later.
annual Easter Egg Hunt will
k PlC" 8"turdy afternoon,
-,ll in.t.. t four o'olttolt. on th Pr.
rmore addition Id front of the resi-
rl u lmow Parramore. The
;,"' old folk are cordially In
10 preseut aod join iu the
"Weh tor hundreds ot beautiful eggs
f1Mfortbepri
J is next thirty day we will take
fits io wirs your residence or
See Taylor's new Roods.
Mrs. Albert Tldn-ell of Quitman is
the guest ( her cousin, Mrs. C C. Car
roll this week.
Fleischinanu'a Yenst received nt l
al'e Grocery Store fresh twice a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dnniel 0, Smith arriv
ed Tuesday night fiom Columbia, S.
C, where they hsve been visiting sev
eral weeks.
FREE! FREE: FREE! Teeth ex
tracted without pain free of charge (or
TO days at Dr.-Purrdinore's office over
Davis' drug store.
Miss Clara Coggins, who for the pact
week has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Randall Walker, in VuMuatn, is expect
ed to return home to day.
All persons indebteil to the late C. B
Ashlev, will call on me and make set
tlement, di (is. E. Davis, attorney for
Mrs. Cora P. Ashley, administratrix,
'The subscription list of this paper is
increasing by leaps nnd bounds. No
lees than twenty-five or thirty new sub
scribers have been added to our liet
wilhin the past two weeks.
On next Sunday Easter there wil,
be services at 7 :'.Q o'clock, p. m ., in the
C:itholic church and Maes at 7 o'clock,
Monday morning. Father Biesnahnn
Will o Ilk' I ale at botb services.
I have severed my connection with the
Fi'iilciiili-Lines-Suelter Co., and am now
located at the stables of the Ilurrell
Johnson Co., east of the court house.
Have Just received n carload of Hue
mules. Come and see them. It N
Tucker. 4t
At the home of Ira Wright on Rural
RjuleO, Rev. W, H. Carraway Tuesda
afternoon uuited in marriage Archie
Carraway and Miss Carrie Benton,
prominent young people ot thutst clior
Our congratulations and beet wishes
are extended.
Slight evidences of the political cbui
pnlgn were visible on the streets last
Saturday. There were a number of
people in town and one might see on
nearly every oorner two or three men
with tbeir heads together a lure sign
that politics was ttis subject uuder dis
cussion. -
The news of the death of Mrs. Suohu
liartriilge was received with profound
sadness iu Madison where she was
greatly beloved. Her death occurred
suddenly at her borne in Jacksonville
on Tuesday. Her long life of eighty
one years wai devoted to r.oing good to
otueri.
i
Six or eight new students arrived in
the city Monday from other sections of
the Slate and enrolled us pupils at the
Xoiuiul at the opening of school Tues
day morning. The Normal Department
at the school now numbers more thin
one hundred and fifty pupils nnd more
are coming in every week. Hurry up
lbs dormitory.
lieu Bishop closeii bis store Monday
evening to go to supper and lis had not
been gone manv minutes when someone
across the street discovered trig lit
blaze merrily burning id the store The
negro, Will Higgini, rushed across the
treat and calling help burst In the
door nod in a few minutes the blaze
as put out and lb danger was passed.
A pile of paper bags and wr ipping paper
under the counter furnished the mater
ial upon which lbs flames were feeding
but tbe manner of their Ignition is not
known. A serious fir was narrowly
verted.
ANNOUNCEMENT
OF
DAVIS,
THE JEWELER.
My business has increased
to such an extent that I have
been compelled to add to my
repairing department anoth
er shop-devoted to CLOCK
and JEWELRY repairing
and from now on I will turn
out work promptly and every
job GUARANTEED. Gather
up the Clocks, Jewelry and
Watches and bring them on.
I have full line of WATCHES,
CLOCKS and JEWELRY. Don't
forget SPECTACLES. I know
what I am doing when I fit you
to Glasses and my price is less
than half what others charge.
Call in and see me any
how. I like company.
BL XDavis,
JEWELER
YJ
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The savings habit means sound sleep, good digestion,
cool judgment and manly inpendence.
We Are Told By Some
of our friends that their personal accounts
are S3 small and checked against so rapid
ly as to be of no value to ANY BANK.
That is our business, so do not let that
deter you from doing business with us.
We will show you the same
POLITE ATTENTION
that would be shown you if you had thous
ands instead of dollars on deposit and it
will be an appreciated favor to have you as
a patron. Why not give us a trial?
CITIZENS BANK OF MADISON,
MADISON. FLORIDA
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Arc't thev pretty. Taylor's new goods
Mrs. June B. Smith came down from
Quincy luet Snturdav and is the guest
of S. Alex Smith and family.
Pur-a-Blt-B-cide cures Itch in .'10 min
utes. Frlce 50 cents. Sold by D. (i.
Siiiith. 8t
Felix Ilurnett, who holds a nice po
sition with tin Southern Stationery
Co., Valdosta, was in the city Sunday
aod M niUy.
Morning service at the Episcopal
church Raster Sunday at 11 o'clock and
afternoon service at 1:30. A welcome
for nil who attend.
We offer our usual ten per cent, dis
count on ice coupon books bought fur
cash from this dHte to April 1st, Mad
ison Electric Power Co. if
Mrs. I?. I,. Groover of Quitman is vis
it, ng Mrs J. U. Brinsoii. Mrs Groover
sr nell rerfiembered as Mies Pegjjl
Wyche, is greatly beloved by manv of
our pec.pl who are delighte l to bave
her as a visitor to our town.
Mr. C K. Coody last week purchased
the P.itum Cottage in the northern part
of town and with his family moved it -to
town r'rulav and lire now tcrjiipying
llieir new home. We bid this excellent
family a cordial welcome
A delightful program Iihs bepn ar
ranged and will be presented liy the
Suudav School children ami the choir
Mt the Meihodist church next Sinn!.-iy
tveiiintf in celebration of Fusiei'. These
ii ii t . 1 1 it t K.ister celebrations bv the
Met t-odisl people bave long since be
come eagerly anticipated events and the
celebration this yeiir will uul. if not
surpass, miv celebration of former
yenrs. cordial in vit at ion is ex'eml
ed to everybody to lie present nt the
church promptly st T::iO o clock, tb
hour for the beginning of the service.
And we ml,rht remark that you'd better
come early if you would secure a good
seat.
The irr,d'iale of the departments of
Music and Expression guvs tin entsr
tiiiiiinent at the Normal Auditorium
Mond iy night which was attended by a
Urge audience Under the direction of
the teachers of the respective depart
ments Misses Agnes Parian, ore and
Vivien Foye the young graduates ren
dered a program consisting of musical
selections and readings which evidenced
their proHciency in tbe arts named as
well as the efficiency of the teachers
The graduates in Music who partici
pated in tbe evening's program were
Mis-es Mamie Lou liaddeu, Mary Bur.
ton jmd Mils Fraleigh, and in Expres
sion, Mies Wiln hmilh and Messrs
Julian Calhoun Biid Angus Stanton.
Chairman Leslie of the County Eisc
utive Committee, has called a meeting
ot the organization which will be beld
at the court, house in this city to-day
and at which tbe matter of placing the
names of candi.lats for tbe judgeship
aiid for States Attorney on the official
primary ballot will be considered sad
determined. Many of tba county com
mittees of the Slate hav ordered the
names ot these candidates to b printed
on the official ballot notwithstanding
the action of the StateCommltte wbiub
declared such candidates should not
have place on tbe ticket. Otthe coan
tie of the I bird Judicial Clrouit Ham
ilton, Columbia, Larayett and Taylor
bav ordered tba names plsosd on tbe
ticket, Suwanns has refused and Mad,
i son is yet to decide.
SI
I Buggies, Wagons, Surries and
Harness.
1 have opened up a place of business at Be van
Bros. Barn and have on hand a jjood line of Bug
gies, Wagons, Harness, etc. 1 will appreciate
your business and will assure you of courteous
treatment and fair dealings. Take a look at out
line and get. our prices before you buy.
A GUARANTEED WAGON FOR $35 00
All prices reasonable, for cioli or credit.
J. J. NEWMAN
;A Twenty-five Oollar Hat to be;
Given Away.
A $25.00 Hat will be given as a present to the person mak
in? the largest cash purchase at :
v
f '
J.E. GARTER MILLINERY STORE
during their Spring Opening, A'hich will be March 24th, X
1 25th and 26th. This hat will be displayed in Window during
. K
y opening and will be awarded to said purchaser on evening
' ot 26th. This does not limit one to the purchase of hats
i
' alone, but everything in stock including Shoes, Ready made 3
H .
-? Garments, Underwear, Neckwear,, Parasols, Notions and all
i
, the latest novelities.
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DESIRABLE CITY LOTS
I have a few building lots left in PARK
PLA.CE. Buy a lot build a home, and
stop paying rent-
P. J. PAR'RAMORE M'd&