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The Wiregrass Farmer and Stockman, 1902-03-27

The front page of 1902-03-27. 571 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.

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Just Received 1----------------------------- ^BY * J. S. * BETTS * & * COMPANY.^- and L^^^ ^^^ In our Children's Low Cuts we are ready to furnish the Public with a Full, Complete, Stylish and Honest Line of Infants , Boys , Girls, Youths and Misses Give Us an Opportunity of Showing You, and You Will Agree With Us For Men we have Banister's Oxfords and Buttons, which are Correct. [Our Buyer is now in Eastern Markets, and we are receiving daily some of the pret prettied - tied prettied and neatest Effects in Soring and Summer Dress Goods that were ever shown in our city. In the FURNITURE, HARDWARE AND GROCERY DEPARTMENTS you can always find the best to be had in those lines. yours forbusiness, J s BETTS & OO

vour own. We give you a chance to own at least 1 i part of every dollar you spend here. There is no doubt about the value you'll get on the saving. Try it and be convinced. We still give cash cou cou)>ons, - )>ons, cou)>ons, redeemable in elegant china work. A new ' ot of this elegant ware to arrive in a day or two. Call and see it. A constantly growing business is our pride. A ;,reat congregation of satisfied customers attest

lutual Life insurance Co. OF UK^ - ^RK. ~ tut fuel ant labuiaavo w. . .. ala tut onus auoo. The Strongest Insurance Company. The Best Managed Insurance Coinpany. The Most Equitable Insurance Company. The Insurance Company that pays the Largest Dividend to Policy Holders. Total Assets $352,838,971.67 Income in 1901 65,624,305 51 Paid to Policy Holders in 1901 42,452,606 50 Resident F.epresenta.tive: K. C. MOORE.

B. E. Smith has purchased the fine farm at Inaha from Wm. Scandrett. This is one of the best farms in this section, and we,must congratulate Mr. Smith on his purchase. We hope Mr. Scandrett will see his way to in invest - vest invest again in this section. We cannot afford to loose such pro progressive - gressive progressive men as he.

Box paper 10c. Tablets, exam examination - ination examination tablets, composition books, paper and envelopes. Prices right. Ashburn Pharmacy. We are sorry to have to chroni chronicle - cle chronicle the death of Mrs. Wm. Taylor, at her home in Ocilla, Irwin county on the 18th inst Mrs. Taylor was the daughter of Mrs. Bill Clements.

OF COURSE YOUR OUTFIT Will be incomplete without a pair of our pure silk gloves We have them in three colors, viz: Black. White and French Gray; strengthened finger tips, two button clasps, at 50c., or perhaps you might prefer a pair of our perfection kid at SI.OO. They are the best that anybody's dollar will buy.

The Queen Bess at - - $2 00 The Julia Arthur at - - - 150 The Marie Dressier at - - -1 50 The Whitehall at ---. 150 They are all peaches from the Red Seal line. To wear a pair of them is like walking in the clover. A Pleasant Meeting. Every time you meet a dollar you are pleased. Especially if that dollar is

LIVERY AND FEED STABLE WILLIS B. JOHNSON, Propr. Good, clean, fast teams furnished on short notice - night or day. Careful and obliging drivers. Prepared to do hauling anywhere in the city. Good roomy stalls and careful attention for boarding horses. A good lot for drovers. Clipping horses a specialty.

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