The enterprise-recorder., February 09, 1912, Image 8

About The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933

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Mr. Farmer
Times have changed from when you
were a boy. ir'rcsressive people
B deposit their money in a good
banlc They pay tneir diiis oycnerK
Lots of reasons why you should
have a bank account with
The First National Bank
of Madison, Florida.
Come in the next time you arc in, town and let
us talk it over with you.
Capital $75,000.00
Surplus 15,000.00
L A. FRALEICH. President.
J. W. WADS WORTH, Cashier.
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for This is
Truly the
Gift Shop
This remarkable comprehensiveness of our dis
plays and their splendid beauty, quality and value
prove it.
Undoubtedly you are going to buy some gift this
month or next for some wedding or graduate so
permit us to state that you are cordially invited to
examine our goods whether you come to buy or not.
We know that handsomer, more exquisite and
more cleverly worked designs in Gold.Silver, Brass
and Cut Glass are not to bo found anywhere nor
their prices bettered.
YOUR VISIT IS REQUESTED.
SHELLIE P. VANN
Telephone Exchange Building.
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Dry Goods, Cloth
ing, Shoes, Hats
In fact everything to f
in ttrf in on ttr-4-1-
I date Store.
I We want you to call on us while
k in town, because we can and will
save you money. Our motto is:
ji Quick btues and Small Profits.
Be Sure to Gall and see us.
1 Boston Bargain House f
MADISON. FLORIDA M
Send Your Next Order For
JOB WORK To This Office
Locals and Personals.
Casey Jones was in th city Saturday
from Perry, where he holds position in
the garage.
Lost: Kemale pointer pup, very small.
wite nr.d Mvrr. Rptt'rn to H. R. MOII
and rweivf rewurtl.
. Kev. A. P. Boyd is spending the week
in CliitaniKija. atti-ndins the meeting of
the Laymen's Missionary Convention.
Mr. Chn E. Davis, one of Madison's le-
ia Jjminurics. wus registered at the Jef
ferson on Sunday. Monticello News.
Mrs. Sadie Boucher, of Columbia, S. C,
is in the rity. visiting her sister, Mr?,
Duniel G. Smitli, who has been quite ill.
Mrs, J. C Sliumn and childirn of Quin
cy have been sending srverul days in
the city, the guests c.f Mrs. Alex Smitli.
I have wood for sale by load or cord.
Leave orders at W. C. Mi-Daniel &. Cos.
Ceo. D. Dickinson.
Ola Sanders returntd Monday from the
stock markets where he purchased a su;
ply of stock for his company.
Found: a pair of pointer dogs. Eoth
have collars. Owner call nt this office,
pay fur ads, and receive dogs.
V. R. Porman, of Houston, Suwannet
County, has announced his candidacy for
Commissioner of Agriculture.
Mrs. J. P. McCall hus returned from
Quincy, where she went to attend to mat
ters relating to the New Quincy hotel,
which she has recently leased.
Mrs. Vans Randell left Monday for a
pleasant visit in Live Oak, where she is
the guest of Mesdames Sid Hinely and
Cory Hardee.
Mrs. Nellie E. Autrey spent Friday In
Eive Oak, where she gave one of her de
lightful recitals, under the auspices of the
Woman's Club of that city.
CoL Knox Livingston and Mr. J. W.
Smith of Bennettsville, S. C are among
the pleasant visitors to the city, the for.
mer a guest of his brother, Mr. A. Living
ston, and the latter a guest of bis sister,
Mrs. J. B. Brinson.
Our many readers will be interested to
know that Mr. M. Pope Matheny, a native
and former resideut of this county but
who is now in the mercantile business in
Brooker, Fla is a candidate for County
Superintendent in Bradford County.
NOTICE: Williams Bros, are equip
ped to io all repairing ami buildinit
uhhII)' and promnt.lv and at reasonable
rales. Ijt t them know when you r.ed
mi peoler worb of any kind.
A petition was circulated on the streets
Wednesday for the purpose of requesting
the County Commissioners to take steps
towards erecting a new Court House. The
petition was quite generally signed, but
the commissioners voted to indefinitely
postpone the matter.
A party composing the Sundown Creek
Cljb, left Wednesday morning for Sun
down Creek, where they will hunt for the
next several days. Among those in the
party were S, P. Griffin, W. F. Parraraore,
L A. Fraleigb, C, L. Morrow and At.
Vann, while two or three otha s also were
to go.
In a letter to all historians of the U
D. C Chapter, Miss Rutherford, the Hit.
torian General, requests that the term,
Olvil War," be not used, when the war
between the states is meant She alto
begs that the day fur honoring the gallant
dead of the South be known and calkd
"Memorial Day" and not "Decoration Day,'
the latter name belonging wholly to the
North.
Peanuts for Sale.
1,000 Bushe's of selected seed Pea
nut., at tl.UO par bushel f. o. b., Low
.H, F .
1,000 UutfbeNof sound matured valval
beau frit at $3 00 per bushel f. o. It.,
Lownl!, Kin.
U. E. and T. P. RAYSOR,
The Utilization of Waste
products to the very fullest extent is, of
course, the aim of every industrialist, and
the Wood Waste Distilleries Co., Wheel
ing, West Virginia, V. S. A., certainly
make this possible in the case of the
WAste material of wood-working estab
lishments. By means of their distilling
apparatus, ranging from a a capacity of
5 to 500 gals., the industrial alcohol and
turpentine contained in saw-dust are - ef
fectively extracted, while the resultant
fibre is ready for paper manufacturers.
This still will actually pay for itself over
again every month, and colonial and for
eign fruit canning companies, chemical
works, saw mills, varnish makers, oil re
fineries, sugar refineries, etc,, cannot fail
to find it a profitable acquisition. R. G.
Dun's International Review.
Ir-YOU ARE INTERESTED In utiliz
ing waste for profits, send 8c for a copy
of the Illustrated Wood Waste Distilleries
News. Wheeling. W. Vs,
A Cordial
T-n "ha fci fr
IS EXTENDED
TO ALL to make use of our unrival
led facilities.
Wo are able and willing to afford to
every customer Accommodations
K(ii;il to those obtainable else
where. Our officers will lo happy to discuss
uny hanking business with pros
pective customers, and we desire
Visitors from out of town to make
this bank their headquarters
when iu the city.
CITIZENS BANE OF MADISON
MADISON, FLORIDA
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Order to
Anythingin DREW'S
this line
today? The Largest and Best
Store of its kind in the
State Agents South.
Spalding's
Base Ball and
Sporting Mail Orders Receive
Goods Prompt Attention-
i Kodaks
15s2 w. DREW CO.
Tackle Jacksonville, Florida J
CARLOAD OF
Kentucky Horses and
Mules Just Received.
Very Fine big log and Turpentine
MULES.
TUCKER & PALMER
The Madison Grocery Co.
Invites you to call and
inspect their line . . . .
1
Do you want nice, fresh Grocer
ies? Do you want them at the
lowest prices? Then phone us.
Groceries is
our business
Call on us once, and we will treat you
so well that you will call onus regularly
Madison Grocery Co. '
"The Grocery People"