The Florala News from Florala, Alabama • 5

1 1 1 By Miss Carnie Dell Society and Other Events. Phone 31 or Call at NEW GROCERY STORE. SPECIALS FOIi THK WEEK: PROFESSIONAL CARDS. A. WHALEY, Attorney-at -Law.

ANDALUSIA, ALA. Office in the Court House. Mr. J. Mallie Martin was in the city Tuesday.

Next Sunday is communion day at the Baptist church. Mrs. S. H. Williams is at Columbus, on a visit this week.

Rev. W. Martin is assisting at the big store of W. F. Hughes.

Born: On Monday night last, a son to Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bush.

Dr. J. Lewis Miller is spending a few days in Falco, this week. W. W.

Williams of Geneva was in Florala for a short while Tuesday. A. T. Pen ton was attending to Force, Grape Nuts, Cream of Wheat, Oatmeal, Postum, Pagoda Tea, Luzzianne Coffee, Swift Premium Hams, Granulated Sugar, Pure Leaf Lard, Corn Meal Pride of Denver Flour, Uocoanuts, Florida Cabbage, Free and Quick Delivery. SHERRER LEE.

DR. G.fr. PET REV Dentist. 3.0T&U, MONROE BAILEY, LAWYERS. Office In the George Bl'dg.

ATTORNEY AT LAW. COLLECTION OP CLAIMS A SPECIALTY. PLORALA, ALABAMA. L. II.

BEASSELL, Attorney at Law. Office in George building. "Will practice in all the courts. DR. LEWIS MILLER, DENTIST, i Oral Surgery-a Specialty, Florala, Ala.

Lima Beans, Fresh Eggs, Best Rice, Sweet Potatoes, Corn, Oats, Hay, Chops, Shorts, Bran. We are exclusive agents for Peck's iV.uie Feed. The best feed in existence for milk cows Guaranteed. WE SELL Mens' Pants, Boys' Suits and! SHOES. PHONE 48.

I I i FLORALA, ALA. DR. P. B. SPEARS, Physician and Surgeon.

Offers his professional services to the i people of Florala and vicinity. Office LWWVWVWVWWWWVW Spears. Mrs. R. L.

Miller is visiting her son, Fred, this week in Auburn. Mrs. W. F. Moore, of Zlatcher, has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.

L. A. Rouse, for some time. We deeply sympathize with Mr. and Mrs.

Hutcheson over the loss of their baby last week. It was sick only a short time. Miss Pearle Still, of Hartford, a reader of wide reputation, hav ing recently returned from Boston and other large cities, will give an entertainment at the school house tonight (Thursday) for the benefit of the Woman's Home Mission Society of the Methodist church. The Mission Circle met with Mrs. Bowers and Miss Gussie Cawthon, Sunday afternoon, a good crowd being present.

Two new members were enrolled. All had a pleasant social hour as well as gathered new ideas and new thoughts. The Circle will give an ice cream festival soon. Business attended to the meeting adjourned to meet at the residence of Mrs. Gordon Williamson, two weeks from that time.

Sudden Death. The sad news was received here Monday of the death at Waukeenah, of Mr. Wooten, father of Mrs. W. F.

Hughes and Messrs. Simeon and Council Wooten and brother of Mrs. Ames. Mrs. Wooten, wife of the deceased was here on a visit to her daughter and sons at the time and had just been joined by another daughter, Mrs.

Hall, of Tallahassee, Fla. They all left on the early train Tuesday morning for the Florida town. Mr. Wooten was in his usual health when bis wife left home and the news of his sudden death was a sad blow to the fam ily gathered here to spend a few happy days The sym pathy of this entire community is extended to the bereaved family. Easter is near arid you want to secure the best in style, so don't fail to attend Hughes' big open ing of spring millinery, next Thursday night, April 5th.

Ev erybody invited. Revised Version of the First Psalm. Blessed is the man that walketh not Where sinners vile may lay their plot May he not be the sinners' snare Nor breathe the breath of scornful air. His whole delight is in the law That all his works may have no flaw, He meditates both day and night, That all his works may be done right. He is like a tree by the river side.

That's watered by each passing tide, His leaves, they wither not away No matter what his neighbors say. The ungodly are not so, They are like the chaff the wind doth blow, Thev cannot stand in the Judgment day, For all their works will pass away. God knows the thoughts of every one, That walks beneath the shining sun, Ob, creeds of earth, both great and small, Must either stand the test or fall J. P. McNeill.

Hoogstraat, March lEth. OVERALLS. Everybody wants overalls to protect their clothing. have all the standard makes, in all sizes. Everything Else business in Opp the first of the week.

Gen. S. G. French spent Tues day here with" his son R. A.

French. See that line of fancy neck wear, beads and jewelry at W. Hughes'. Mr. R.

L. Howell of Newton, was among the prospectors here this week. Mr. Henry Morgan of Ozark, has been spending a few days here the guest of his brother-in- law, Mr. W.

A. Hembey. Attorney J. D. BAILEY, of Florala, a A Destructive Cyclone.

Early last Monday morn ing a terrible cyclone passed about six or seven miles north of Milligan and did great damage to both life and property. The wake of the wind was from a quarter to a half mile wide and moved from southwest to northeast, sweeping every thing before it. The homes of Leonard Hilton, Senator John Wilkinson, Jas. M. Cobb, M.

R. Barrow, T. J. Faulk and and a Mr. Peacock were struck by the wind, and timber was blown down, houses were unroofed and wrecked and fences were blown away.

The homes of Messrs. Faulk and Peacock were almost completely destroyed. Every, member of Mr. Faulk's family received injuries, the oldest daughter being seriously if not mortally wounded by falling tim bers. Parties who have seen the sign of it say that great quantities of turpentine timber was destroy ed.

Milligan Herald. Weddings and Wedding Oxford Ties and slippers, and many happy couples are planning their own marriage, in various parts of the country. The Easter bride will soon be the center of all eyes, and we have the TIES that bind the union that unites two affec tions into one, at the 3-29-3t Cash Shoe Store. Shot a Burglar. Mr.

Whigham, proprietor of the Florala Hotel, shot a burglar who had entered his home, last Satu rday night. He stole a bowl and pitcher and was making off with it when the proprietor saw him and commanded him to stop, which he did not do and the contents of a shotgun, were emptied in the direction of the thief, who must have been hit as traces of blood were found. It was a negro man. possible candidate for Representative. New spring millinery opening at Hughes', Thursday night, Fri day and Saturday, April the 5th, 6th arid 7th.

A wreck was narrowly averted on the Yellow River R. train No. 12, by the presence of mind of Mr. H. S.

Field, of the firm of Justice P. Taylor Phila delphia, wholesale lumber mer chants. The engine was de tached from the train, endeavor ing to get a freight car from a siding to the main track. Just as they were pushing the car on to the main track Mr. Field had left the passenger coach to ob serve a small saw mill located near this switch.

He saw the crew was trying to push the cat- back and noticed tl.e switch was not open. The engine was pushing the car onto the main track when Mr. Field ran as quickly as possible snatched the lock from the switch-stand, threw the switch and saved the car from being thrown off the track, thus avoiding a broken switck and a delay of the train for an indefi-nate period. I AM WL YOU sMfgCq Needed by mill men and mechanics can always be found at our store. Our store is by far the largest in this section of the country, and we cany a full stock of everything.

THE JACKSON DEPARTMENT STORE. at Spears vo jrug ouuic. PHONE NO. 84 ftT RESIDENCE. W.

B. STRAU6HN Draying Done Promptly. PHONE NO. 68. FLORALA, ALA.

W. J. CAWTHON BUTCHER AND GREEN GROCER Highest Market Price Paid for Green or Dry Hides. Florala Alabama. Phone No.

39. Paperhanger When needing the services of a first-class Painter, Sign Writer, Practical Paperhanger, Interior Deco rator or Designer, see A. A. Galloway. 60 YEARS' EXPERIENCE Trade Marks Designs Copyrights Slc "itrtW isnerlHi "our free whether ueuS through Munu to.

Kcet Snt natia, without, chrs, Uitu9 A V' rn' Sill The Life of Your Clock or Watch Will be nearly doubled if it is thoroughly and promotly cleaned and oiled once a year. If your watch stops occasionallly, or loses time or shows any other symptoms of being overworked, it's time you brought it to us. All our repair work is guaranteed for a full year. FLORALA JEWELRY STORE, BURGESS PROPRIETORS. Livery Stables GIMME.

THEM STo old Dry bones or Rattling Eigs. J. Madison Willaims Proprietor. 01PTY CASES IN A HURRY- MEED THEN, DOHT. Florala Domino Florala.

Ala, DR. W. R. BELCHER, SPBCIftblST. DISEASES OE THE EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT FLORALA, ALA.

Glasses fitted for the correction of c'isor- For Bread, Cakes and l'ies, go to City Baliery Fred Revnolds tiers of vision by the lu lest methods t.Vye.1 scientific -r t' Fistiron EniMir. i 1 2 t) jt. in. wn- up SODA WATER. ill I.