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VQL. XLIX. NO. 6.
DALTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER lp, 1898.
$1.00 Per Annum
PRICES
| That are not to be had |
^ v •, • E:
| at any other House in i
I Dalton but
I Every Day this Week Until Sold. |
Turkey Red Table Cloths, Fringed, and 2\
yards long for 75c.
White Bed Spreads. Extra size, good qual-
ity, 73c each.
White Bed Spreads, elegant quality and large
size, worth $1.50, our price, 98c
3000 yards Cotton Outing Flannel, 6c grade,
at 3^c per yard.
38 Ladies’ Cloth Capes, Fur Trimmed, splen
did material, good black, only 75c apiece. ...
27 Ladies Fur Trimmed, Double Cloth Capes 3
. Black. Excellent Quality, worth $1.50, at
$1.00 each.
33 Dozen Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants,
heavy weight and worth 40C','otir price 25c
per garment.
900 yards, Yard Wide, no starch, Bleaching.
Our retail- price, 5c per yard.
All Wool, French Herietta Jet or Blue Black,
46 inches wide, worth 95c, our retail price
73c per yard.
All Wool, Imperial Serge or English Cash-
mere, 37 inches wide, worth 65c, for 48c
1000 Yards, 30 inches wide, Heavy .Twill
Canton Flannel, I2|c quality. Our price,
8Jc per yard.
1300 Yards*;' ■ 27 inch;, splendid quality, un
bleached Canton Flannel. 7c grade,’• our
price 5c per Lard. _ *
6 Pieces, 36 inches wide, half and all-wool
Suitings.’ 40c values; our price,-25c per
yard.
LISTEN:
Because an -article is marked $2.00, that don t
always mean it- worth $2.00. The original
price might h.ive been $1.00 and it could
have been,marked up for the occasion.
For an example: We are selling a Burke}
Red, Fringed Table Cloth, 2^ yards long, for
73c. We rh.ike a reasonable profit at that
figure. We c<>uld easily mark it $1.25, but
does that make the cloth worth o\ er 75 c •
^ -We have 3 locals in this week’s paper. Read 3
them.
LOVEMAN’S
The Lowest in Price, First Class ^
Dry Goods House in Dalton.
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a i NEWS OF ALL SORTS.
Fire wrecked the United States
Supreme Court room Sunday.
The damage amounts to $20,000
to the building. Millions cannot
replace books, etc. It was caused
by the explosion of a gas meter.
A negro named John Williams
was found under a lady’s bed near
Selma last week and was immedi
ately hanged.
The Fall River cotton manufact
urers said the Wilson tariff would
ruin them. During the operation
of the Wison tariff these manu
facturers made nearly 7 per cent
on their investment. They re-
joced over the Dingley tariff,
which they had a large hand ir.
fixing, and now they are making
less than 4 per cent.
The Maria Theresa, while being
towed from Cuba to Norfolk, en
countered a severe gale and went
down at sea, last week.
Eight more cotton mills at Fall
River closed down this week while
southern mills are running full
time and making money.
A Chattanooga Justice of the
Peace always requires the groom
who marries at his office to prom
ise to vote the democratic ticket,
and the ‘.‘victims” invariably make
the promise.
Wade Hampton, the negro mur
derer, who was hanged in Atlanta
yesterday, asked to be executed at
“11 a. m., so he could be in h —1
by dinner time.”
Frau von Teuffel, wife of the
physician to the King of Wurtern-
burg, who died in Munich, Ger
many, last Friday, was well known
in this country as Blanche Willis
Howard, the author of “ One
Summer,” “ Guenu,” “ Aunt Se
rena ” and “The Open Door.’
She was married to Dr. von Teuf-
fel in 1890.
John Allen, on buying a dog,
asked if the animal was affec
tionate. “ I should say so,” re
sponded the dealer. “ I have sold
him four times, and every time
he’s come back to me.”
ON DECEMBER 1st,
We calculate to occupy our new building. In order to save time and
expense of moving goods we have decided to sell any and every
article in the store AT A PRICE regardless of cost.
This is a rare chance to purchase seasonable merchandise the
beginning of the season at Manufacturer’s Prices. This is no fake
sale. Examine the prices. We have the goods and for the quoted
prices they are gems. Everything goes by December 1st. Thirty
days only to close out
$75,000
worth of seasonable merchandise.
CANNON’S
OVERCOATS.
Sensational Clothing Sale.
After# he had kissed her and
pressed her rosy cheeks against his
and patted her soft round chm,she
drew back and asked : “ George,
do you shave yourself ?” “ Yes,”
he replied. “1 thought so,” she
said. “ Your face is the roughest
1 ever—” Then she stopped, but
it was too late, and he went away
with a cold, heavy lump in his
breast.
Curran was defeated in a con
versational contest with Lady
Morgan, the Irish novelist, one
evening in that lady’s drawing
room, when exaggerating the pre
vailing fashion in short sleeves,
she wore merely straps, over her
shoulders. Curran was walking
away' from the little party who
witnessed the conflict of the two
wits, when Lady Morgan called
out, “ Ah, come back, Mr. Cur
ran, and acknowledge that you are
fairly beaten.” “ At any rate,”
said he, turning around, “ I have
this consolation, Lady Morgan,
that you can’t laugh at me in your
sleeve.”
$35,000
Worth of nice, new, ciean stock to select from,
We are going to reduce this immense stock be
fore .moving into our new building which is near
ing completion.
65 Kerseys, worth $15.00 to go in this Slaugh
ter Sale at $10.00.
31 Meltons, worth $18.00 to go at $12.50.
105 Imported Beavers, worth $12.50 to go ai
$6.00,
500 Overcoats to go at $2, $4, $6, $8 and $10
easily worth double the money.
MEN’S SUITS.
LISTEN.
On Friday and Saturday of this week we in
tend to throw on the market this entire stock ab
solutely regardless of Cost.
We mean just what we say. This is no fake
sale.
“Assertions Ma^ Be Truth or Falsehood.”
Men’s Black English Crepe Suits, $15 for $9.
Mon’s Extra Fine Fancy Worsted Suits, worth
$13.75 for $7.50.
Men’s All Wool Clay Suits, worth $10 for $6.75
Men’s All Wool Clay Suits, worth $8 75 for $5
Men’s Cassimere Suits worth $7.50 for $1.95,
Men's Satinet Suits, worth $4.00 for $1.95.
The wise merchant makes only such state*
ments as his stock and prices will confirm.
The fool, through ignorance of qualities or val
ues, for wau4 of experience, takes others to be of
his feather and dupling methods, soon recoil with
such a terrible force that every future claim by
him requires confirmation.
Our superior Clothing, faultless in st}Te, make
and finish, to which we have attached prices that
are startling to consumers and discouraging to
competitors, prove more than we claim. The
prices given below seem impossible for the high
standard of excellence maintained throughout our
immense stock. Apply the prices to the goods
and you will be our customers.
BOY’S SUITS.
In this line we have $15,000 worth of Dmm-
mei^ Samples. They all go in this sale at exactly
one half value.
MEN’S ODD PANTS
350 pairs Men’s Pants, easily worth $2.50, to
go in this great removal sale at 95c.
Now is the time to purchase your Winter
Clothing, for they must go.
Everything exactly as advertised at
CANNON’S.
ONLY UNTIL DECEMBER 1.
GREAT OPPORTUNITY.
I am offering the oppor
tunity of *your lifetime. I
am selling at auction my
entire stock of goods to the
highest cash bidder. See
ad. on 6th page.
R, M. Herron.
BALTIMORE CLOTHING COMPANY,
A. E. CANNON, Prop.