The Atlanta News. (Atlanta, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 36, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 23, 1908 Page: 5 of 8
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The Spot Cash Man Has Bargains to Offer for Next Fifteen Days
A Quiet Wedding.
Men's Dress Shirts Worth 75c to $1.00
Stacked up Here in Big Lots, each...
Railroad .Goblets per set.
40c
35c
50c
Cups and Saucers Worth 85c, per set
Enambled Ware at half price, Ladies' Low
Quarter Shoes that will Surprise you.
Good Palmetto Hats
. Ladies' Pants
20c
25c
Men's Underwear Worth 50c. 37 1-2c
Best Quality Overalls from.. 40c to SI .00
All the Calico that you can prize up with rft
a forty foot pole, per yard Jy
Cotton Checks, per yard : §C
Big Line Percale Worth 12>£c 7(J
Suspenders Worth 35c and 40c 20c
Baseball Shoes,. Balls and Rubber Balls, Lot
of White Lawns and Figured Lawns to go at
Bargains.
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Window Shades.
Case of Men's Hosiery—Don't forget that I
handle boy's and Men's suits at prices that
suit the times.
I make a specialty of Shoes. Don't fail to see
me onclose prices.
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Men's Balbriggan Drawers
25c
THE SPOT
CASH MAN
AT CAMPBELL
STAND
James & Graham Wagon sold by B. F. Ellington & Co
Union Tr.uckers
The Union Truck Growers will
meet at the Union Warehouse
in Atlanta next Saturday at ten
o'clock. Ali who are interested
are invited to be present. Busi-
ness of importance m regard to
selling: potatoes will be settled
bime.
J W Hitt, Sec.
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Notice
There will pe an ail day sing-
ing at Alamance the first Sunday
in May. All singers are invited.
Come and bring your "fcospel
Messenger" and "Sonnets of
Praise. Hardy Hartley.
The well rig has been moved
from the P M Greene farm on
Sulphur to the O'Neai farm just
west of town.
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Picnic at Linden
There w'll be a general picnic
at Linden next Tuesday, April
28. Hiram Glass of Texarkana
will address the people in the in-
terest of Senator Bailey. Every-
body invited to attend. A great
time is expected.
Attorney E E Brougher of
Linden was in Atlanta Saturday
and Sunday.
Gny Nelson was over from
Linden Sunday.
Dr. Ford of Almira was down
Monay.
W L Lemon of near Lodi
says they have one anti-Bailey
man in their community.
Hardy Simmons and L P Pe-
titi report only a few anti-Bailey
men at Bloomburg,
Both for $1.00
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Lovelace Bros
Trackers' Association Meets.
The Cass county truckers met
in Spearman's warehouse Satur-
day with a number of members
present. The meeting was call-
ed' to order by B. P. Smith the
vice-president, in the absence of
president, P. G. Murph.
Crops and several things were
discussed but the only real busi-
ness was the election of selling
committee, a weigher afid a
grader. The former committee
consisting of P. M. Greene, R.
S. Allday and J. J. Ellington
were chosen. T. J. Swint was
elected weigher and W. E.
Evers, grader.
The potato prospect was re-
ported good. The fine weather
has been favorable to plant and
culture, so that the crop is ap-
parently two weeks earlier than
usual.
The members were urged to
place ttyeir orders for sacks with
the merchants soon.
George Grogard is home from
Spiro. Oklahoma, for the sum-
mer.
Guy Johnson of Diboll was up
this week among relatives and
friends.
T Allen of Springdale was in
Monday and remembered the
News in a substantial way.
The ladies of the Baptist
church report excellent success
from serving luncli, cake cream
and coffee Monday.
.John W. Cowgill wants the
people to call on him when they
are hungry. He is still in the
restaurant business.
Mrs. Wilmoth of Naples is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jno.
G Hughes.
Jelly glasses for ail at Wright
McClung's.
Mens Summer Trousers
A GREAT PURCHASE
250 Pair Bought from Spero-Michael &
\
Son, New York, Manufacturers of Mens Fne
Clothing at Half Their Actual Value
On Sale at
$2.48 and $2.98
These pants are made from goods
of which there was not enough to
cut a line of suits—such goods all
suit makers convert into pants
The patterns and styles represent
nearly every coloring shown this
spring in fashionable clothes
Trouser makers would get double
what we had to pay for these goods
The poorest pair in this lot is
worth $3.50, the best about $7.00.
We have divided them into two I6ts
and priced them for quick selling.
$2.48 and $2.98
J. J. SEGAL
Sunday, at the residence of
the bride's mother, Mrs. W. E.
Scott, Mr. O. L. Johnson, Jr.,
and Miss Cora Turner were join-
ed in the holy bonds of wedlock.
The wedding was a quiet home
affair, only a few relatives of the
contracting parties being pres-
ent. The ceremony was per-
formed by Elder M. M. Smith of
the Christian Church.
The young people are well
known here. The News con-
gratulates them on this the most
important step in life. Life is
what we make it. May theirs
be made happy indeed.
If you are troubled with head
ache or neuralgia, Newkirk's
neuralgia Capsules will relieve
you. They contain no opiates.
Newkirk & Co,
H A O'Neal left Sunday for
Gran berry to begin Monday an-
other week of campaigning for
Joe Bailey and Ft. Worth ticket.
Mr. O'Neal makes an unanswer-
able argument in defense of Mr
Bailey.
Ice cream Delivered any
where it town in 25c baskets to
$125. a gallon. Phone. your
orders. Newkirk & Co.
County Clerk I E Lanier of
Linden was here Sunday expect-
ing to hear Bailey Monday.
D H Allday is in the eastern
states in the interest of the All-
day tish trap. It is a good trap
and Harp is a hustler. We pre-
dict for him success.
Just received by Express a full
line of Nunnally's candies.
Newkirks & Co.
W C Grant of Queen City tooK
the train here Monday for points
in Oklahoma, He has been
solicited to make the race for
representative. He will decide
as to whether he shall enter the
contest after his return in about
ten days.
Fresh breakfast foods at T F
Perking',
H D Nelsun, of Hughes
Springs was in Atlanta the first
of the week.
Fertilizer used after these big
rains 'is more beneficial than
that used before. W A Howe
has a supply of the Armour fer-
tiliser. *
Come to Perkins* for fresh
groceries and good meals.
B L Hill of Texarkana has
been here this week trying to
reorganize the Order of Tribe of
Ben Hur.
H F O'Neal received a mes-
sage Tuesday Morning asking
that he make a speech in defense
of J B Bailey and the Ft. Worth
tiket at Nacogdoches Saturday.
For the next 10 days we will
sell Sherwin-Williams mixed
paint for $1.50 per gallon. Now
the chanoe to paint your
house. Angell & Co.,
Texarkana, Ark,.
H A O'Neal, H F O'Neal,
Hugh Carney and Hill Stewart
were among those who went to
Texarkana Saturday evening to
hear Senator Bailey.
A C Olliver, Jr., of Douglass-
ville was in Atlanta Monday.
L M Rush reports Oueen City
all right on Bailey.
The Atlanta News and the
Ft. Worth Record, both, for
$1.00 from now untill Jan. 1,1909
Douglasstille is in line for
Bailey.
Miss Lucile Tayor of Linden
visited in atlanta this week.
Th6 Atlanta News from now
until Jan. 1, 1909 for 50c.
The Justice court of precinct
7 was in session Tuesday.
If you want a good democratic
paper, try the Ft, Worth Re-
cord.
C C Hines reports Linden O K
for Bailey.
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The Atlanta News. (Atlanta, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 36, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 23, 1908, newspaper, April 23, 1908; Atlanta, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth329801/m1/5/: accessed May 20, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Atlanta Public Library.