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Yoa Out in a Suit of Clothes Twenty Per Cent Better than Market Value. Banaabay don’t Bay before E graining tfo Clothing at P. HARZ
D. Bailey
Invites attention to liia Large Assortment of
—Tlic Superior Court of this
county met on Monday last and
was organized with no <le{ay. The
liarge of Judge Clarke was
i pointed, strong and clear. No
j juror could certainly fail to know
Misses Laura Adams and Clier-
rie A. Grier, of Sasser, Terrell
county, are visiting relatives and
friends in the community.
11 c regret to learn of the sc ; matter being printed in both.
From far Away. j Bafsrl (tens.
We have licfore us a copy of j Tlie field pea crop is much bet
the- Egyptian Gazette, published] ter than it has been for years—
at Alexandria, Egypt. It is it: 'consequently peas will sell cheap. :
English and French, the same! Mr. Judson Culhreth and fatnf I
New Advertisements f
AT (JI NN’S
■ Iy from Worth county, have been
week
Boots, C^3lPS' W!,S s,ron ? «!(•***» two j Mr. Tlios. C. Sutton and tw«j his troops for the camp nign on R‘*v. J:«s. Bass. from Worth
wlint hi* duty was after being sc ! riou* illness of Mr. II. J. McFath I This issue gives an account of the * n the community the past
| carefully instructed. The court , er s infant child. i departure of Lord Wolscley and visiting relatives,
was specially strong upon twoj Mr. Thos. C. Sutton and two-his troops for the campaign on Rev. Jas. Hass, from
point*. we thought—the nii|H»r I * laughters attended the State Fair | the tipsier Nib*, in the effort to ' county, has !»ei*n visiting relatives
Which lie will sell for less money than they can be bought elsewhere I iam * c ,IM * re certain provision ! »t Macon and were well pleased i relieve General Gordou. Majoi ; in the community, and preached'
ill Southwest Georgia. |'ig.iinst the escape of prisoners j A ’ith its jirweeilingt. They re-j J. Wilson, of the Canadian army.'New Bethel 1 ist Saturday. »
My Golds are new. my "lock is Urge, an 1 was bought f..r the cash. | from the jail, and the enforcement i turneil home on Saturday last. and commanding a Battery, <mcs Mr. Janies 51. -Martin, a brother "*II.L TELL. an«i
STORK il*' 8,< •' into m 5 sU,re 1 lvi11 ‘m&vince you that the SHOE* .,f the prohibition law. If tin It was our good pleasure to at with the expedition. 51 .-dor Wil 1 "pits writer, who resides, iu Haw wc are otfe
spotcash
kinsvill.
STOKE is ' " ’’— me proinouion law. II tin. iv was our gissi pleasure ro at j wun tne expedition. 3t:.jor
j i jail is insecure itjought to be real tend the annual session of the son is a brother of I)r. J. A. Wil , ,. ,
HEADQUARTERS FOR GOOD GOODS AND jedied; if the rsca|»c of prisoners Bethel Association for 1884, which • son of this city. The Gazette has
LOW PIRUC-ES,
Hon t buy el^ewline until you get mv prices.
, is due to the absence of proper i *»et at Spring V ale Baptist church {the following to say of M.-joi f State Fair two days, and reports
! precautions it ought to Ik* . <>n Tuesday of last week, and, in j Wilson:
nnd for Spot Cush I
offering the
returned home Wednes
Slav among us. ■ > -«•*
Mr. Jas. J. Hass attended the UIGOEST BARGAINS
novfi ct
Very res pee I fully.
his trip very interesting
W. I). BAII.EV.
Floor At Almost Nothing!
and very
he
* ever offered in this market. Our
Goods are ail paid for. We got
the heuefit of all iliacouutn, and
:0:
| known. The court thought the j order to make a long journey For the present campaign Lord en ^? a !^ 1 ** ,
practicability of the prohibition i short. we drove up to the liospita " olseley lias again selected an | r * F A. T»a>s telU us lie in
... f „ v T . ofliccr from the same re*»inieiit „f temls farming on the mtensne sy$- we are now ottering ui»r
law no longer a doubtful thing.! Mehome of Mr. N. T. Crozier on 1,1 uk s.hhl n iment . -mother Y.-n* „r
, , . . ° , , the Canadian Army in Major J ; -motiitr p.11 on one of ins
i and congratulated the county Monday afternoon and sjK*nt Wilson, commanding A Hattcrv. i l ,I:iBUltions - Fun is a successful!
1 upon its beneficial results. Out Monday night with Ins estimablewho arrived in the" Auyliuu on
! side of the (Jr it tend cu case, we; family in a highly satisfactory Bedursday. This officer ha*
j know of nothing of *] ccial impor-' manner to us. Mr. Crozier has ut»l oulv displayed high profes
i tance that has been brought be- wlint might be termed a musical Jtt.iinumnt* a> one ot the
new school of Canadian officer*
educated in that country, but lie
Having a large stock of Heavy and
wliat might be termed a musical
j fore the court. Tuesday was family. His second son, liichard
| taken as a holiday on account of. T. Crozier. is a first rate cornelist also jhisscsscs in the highest de
the election. There have been ami lias only been practicing for grew the sympathy and confidence
present far from abroad as at a short while. .Miss Beulah Cro- j “ f i,i# l,,,,tl,cr officers and ot the
.tornevs: Col. Iiutler and Lark. z „„ his llllnl .laughter, has one l»'';Iic «.« U "'
I from Fort Caines; C’ols. Wooten _ , .. • of 1 Jus almost
m tlie liucst voices wc most ever an officer of
farmer, and doc>u*t assert any Mammoth Stock of
thing that he don t propose doing,
so we feel ;is*tired thsiL in n few
years the farm lie inns this way
will prove so miicli in ire profila ;
the old svs
Sugar, Cuft'et*, wliok* andgrouml Spiffs. Canned (foods
in profusion, at prices that will surprise you. I’ickles.
Sauces, Mustard, Wheat Farina, Ilesiecated Cocoanut.
Raisins, Prunes, Dates, Figs. A large fine lot of the
liest Fancv Candies, Scotch j>in head Oat Meal, l an-
otv:i*!on
unique service f«*i
:.nd 5I.mr.K-. fr..m Callmun; T. ’•> '«•» « t e v tr an officer or the lleminion. W,
II. Wibingliam, from 51 ai ou. and listened to in one so youthful. an.C notice that Ins departure from i
Sol. Gucirv, from Dawson. Judge, is being instructed on tile piano Cat'tn 1 .- was marked by a vert
Simmons will preside next week. an ,i 1,.. p r ,,f t vy I>.-n l |, .irlv demonstration of farewell, ji
and cases in which Judge Clarke i - ‘ . E'*r<l Lansdowne s aide dc-cauips.
dwonalitied will have pref- nIn b'K-n. « hlch instruments she ,s Lieutenant IL strea.field and l!i, i
j making rapid stride* in learning lion. II. J. Anson, stood r.t tlu
— —— — to play upon. Mr. (Jrozier lias gate of the Citadel ami ba le him
—The IVcr Sinn, the best #1 s(lil , e smaller children who have : tJo ’ 1 " hilst the haml played
shirt, for sai<- at i t. . .... ! "Auid Lang Sync." and when Ui.-
tf. F. 1‘i i.AsKi A Co's.
hie that he w ill .piit
tciu cntfielv.
An infant child of 5Ir. Silas
Grubbs, jr.. died Tuesday morn
mg. and was interreii in the ceme
tery at New Bethel the day fol
lowing. I. A. >!.
. Woolen Goods on hand, and also taking
short crops and the scarcity of money in-
n a |\ to consideration, we offer the following
It W f F11 9 Goods at a great sacrifice for the next 30
days:
is
ere nee.
cniinderable talent fur iinisie.
fnesdav intoning we drove over
O ■! *
Police. the elturi li. a distance <*f about
koo Jollies ill ») 11>. tins, ('igurs, ToUarco, f'odar Notice is hereby given that at * ,%e ln ^ e ' i ’ ali ^ an '' i *'^ * n
I the next sitting.rflhc Legislature! I,e!,r 1,10 ‘ntroductoiy sermon.
Announcements.
For Ordinary.
\\ e are authorized to announce
he name of Mr. Wm. G. Cosky as
:t candi late for the oflicc of Onli ,
(j t) ; -* .»».«•» ovii mi- j nary of Ran lolph count v—vlection
; ship left the soldiers mounted the | lstVcduesd.-iv in Jaunnrv If*5.
"oiks, anil, taking tune I tom i'*eii
Embracing Every
Article of Wereliaac is:
5‘ou may be in need of, at such
LOW PRICES
That the Goods aie
Hound toS(>lI !
and Pint* I&rass-lxiund I>u<*k(*ts, W oil l>uckt*ts, Dipjicrs,
BriMiins, and a liost of other things, at prices that will
stagger you.
Consult your intert
licforc YOU liltv.
which was preached by Rev. W.
H. ( ooper. and which was pro
—Can net l
lucetI rales.
ing our price*:
August21 Iy. Oct:> ct
a lull will be intn*dme«I giving
c* c-
j the right to Mrs. Mary K. Key.
guardian of Lucieii Key (her son no,,nie ‘ 1 masterly pn« tarnation
j and a minor), to turn over to her 1tl,c ‘ liv,n ‘ - lnlUl - T! " :,ss "*'>
said son ail tlie property which | atioB rt " ! “ tc, l Kl,! ‘‘ r8 Tin.mas
t hv seeing our Stock anil hear-!*>»*-* li,>w lias or may lu-reafler M" s< - :in l M. MoWell as mod
; | lave „s guardian of iier said son.! :ln ' 1 l ‘*-i k o-s^-ctively. Tim
liov(> 1 in | several dm relies were well re pre
— — sented by delegalions and the ~
, —The NoVeiuUvl nillllUvr of ll.v t„ ls i ne ss of the association dis The Bethel
j Southern Cultivator is about all j „f Inmnoniottslv. which \ vcn * ? ‘ I at <*'is
j ,i,at farmer could want in an well for that grand old v. t-
j agi iciilliirai journal. We the ministry. Tims. Muse.
lie glad to know that every per ! lT |„, |, a s served the body as n pre-
, »i-a in the county took u. We si linjf r ., r tw. n'v four
«illh Ip all win. want tosuhseiihi ; v , :ir , We were assigned to 5lr
In sending it lur ouc dollar l«-i ; Uaywis.d Davis' as a home fo,
i iijnuin. the session, where we were ad
uiirably trealed by him and his
excellent family. Tim preaching
commanding ollicer, gave three
-uch hearty cheers as must have
thrilled the heart of the gallant
major and nerved him for tlie nov
el service on which he had tin
barked.
1
,oods at greatly
.1 OKIIAX iV Co
Spring Vale Department.
FRANK A. EATON : : Editor!
Do you want a WOOL HAT? We
are almost giving them away.
w- Am . ■» - ! !)•» you want a WOMAN’S SI I OK.
, la MAN S MIOK. or a CHILDS
I hereby announce myself as a ; SHOE? If so. we can sell to you. j
candidate for re election to the , ns our prices ar«
office of Tax Receiver of Randolph
county. If elected I promise to
serve the jiec»ple as faithfully in
the future a* I have tried to do in
the past. Respect fully,
td SANDS STANDLEY.
Anri don’t you forget i*.
D > you wan! a pair of BLANK
ETS or HKD SPREAD? Our Low
Prices are
Childrens' Clothing,
Cloaks, Cloaks ! Cloaks! !
«JT£l,€2l£.€5 , 3PsEs 9
ltussinii Circulars, Blankets, Blankets,
Woolen & *Canton Flannels,
Association con- 1
Moving These Goods!
So call while
Oil to Close Out.
Far Clerk JiujnTiord'ourf.
Grateful for support in the past,
plact* on 1 uesday, i f announce myself a candidate for
j the istli nfOeti.iK T, an i eonlinued j re vlettion as Cierk. In the event :
three days. It was indeed an j, a nmniuatinu for eoimty officers. KJ'I'OJ'L" I o IM’I I
a"spieious gathering. Ininging| my friends will please remember Ul 1\ vS 1 \/1 K lo 1*1 IjIj
i* i iiin its folds to mane tahntedj me in the pr maries.
oelUtd JI 0. BEALL.
^5
—Flesh iilllllett.
Jolt 11 AS it ( ’
At Retail or Wholesale.
— \\ e ifgirt t«* learn of the death
•»f Mr. Jimmie Rroves at Cairo on
Monday night. His remain*
•vise bitjiigi;. I.. ihis« l!y and ill
I erred in the Western cemetery on
Tuesday. His mother’s family
reside at Spring Yule nnd have
our sympathies in their afllictioii.
I propose CLOSING OUT my entire Stock of
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
j —We arc
1 prices l hut •
I —
i:i g gri•eerie**
• ui peiition
Jordan A: t o
Co.
I for the session was ns follow*;
Eleven o'clock servic«s Tuesday.
Rev. W. II. C'ooper; Tuesday
night services. Rev. A. R. Cala*
w n ; We lnesil::y, Rev. J L Cn-
iderwood; Wednesday night. Rev.
A B Campbell; Thursday*. Rev.
M B Wharton; Thursday night.
Rev. T. 11. Stmit. Se\er:*l **perches
were made upon tlie subject of
missions, which were well worthy
of a timely consideration. Tlie
.session throughout was character
izjd l»y much earnestness upon
Messrs. F. Pulaski «fc
HARDWARE. TINWARE. CROCKERY. GLASSWARE AND "hippi-d l» .Millfdgrviih-, on the part of ministers and messeri-
aitd (il i W edmsdav. two pair of lnwit?, I«» j ^ers to tlie body The next ses-
Clieap. j parties w ho have tried the quality <inii will be held at Blakely, Early
{of their goods and found them to county
TAMPS. TOBACCO, CIGARS. SNI FF. Ku\ Also. Store
lice Fixtures, and will Rent, out the "Empire Grocery Store*
I desire to Close Orr the above Business before January 1st. 1 .''So. i
e ither at AV/rt/V or 1Vtfofc*ofe % to av«»id t lie annoyance which an **Auc
tion Sale” would of necessity cause mv Brother Mereliant*
Now is tftHtr time., and the Umpire (iroecn/ Store THE 1*!. I ( E
1.» buy Choice New (Binds elu a per than ever before known in Cuth
bert. Coinc one, come all to this
Ga.
This *pcnks well
GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE,
nnd supply yourselves with all the Goods you need, with Little Mon-
Cif. TERMS OF SALK POSITIVELY CASH
Remember that H.B. MATHEWS always does exactly what
ho advertises, and Gon'i forget that you can buy anything i:i mv line
i llcajK*r at the K-npire Grocery Stoic, than from any other House in
Cut hhert. Respect fully,
novG lm H. B MATHEWS. ‘
COTTON MARKET.
CORKECTED WEEKLY BY It. W. ELLIS j
WAKE-HOUSE AND COM
MISSION MERCHANT.
be all light,
j for lheir goods.
—The election passed oJf very
quietly in this city and through- C
out llu* county, only a small vote
being polled. The following are
the returns ; Cleveland GGD : Plain
147 : Turner for Congress GG3.
Middling
Low Middling, .
Good Ordinary.
Market
S'
.1*4
N-‘
—Canned gttods at greatly re
duccd rates. Jordan A* Co.
——^
— Mrs. T. S. Powell left Tuos
day on a visit to her daughter in
Greenville. Fla.
firm.
local notes.
—Mrs. J. S. West left la*t Mon
day fora trip to the tip country.
—'The Owen boys arc having a
line trade. ’They buy good goods
I and sell them cheap. It
—The Barnesvillc Gazette has
risen, Plnenix like, from its ashes,
and is just as bright as ever.
-Fresh mill sett.
Jordan A* Co.
.4 it of her Kbovv.
W. T. BIG BY receives every i
_ • day Fruits and Vegetables of all
—Mrs. Joshua Cobb returned kinds. tf
from a trip to North East Alabama ~ m , ■ ■. , , ,
1 —1 he game ol base ball indulged
last Saturday. . , . ^ . . . . .
• m 9 m _ | m last Saturday between the boys
’The Etifaula Fair will coni jof Morgan and the Cuthbert boy *
mencc or tlie 1 Till of November Mas very interesting, and resulted
nnd continue five.days. It prom j in a score of 20 for each,
ises to be a success.
—To- rin-.-t line of crackers in
the c: y. all fresh and nice.
Jordan A Co.
o m
— Our people wotihl do well to
learn how to help themselves. The
-pecial missi-n of lb.- young Afri
can seems to be to hang arouud
and do notliiug.
—Call and see our dress goods
and we will save you money.
It R. G. & \V. K Owes.
♦ —
—We call attention to the adver
tisement of Messrs. Stowe A Co. to
; be found in another column. They
: are clever gentlemen. When yon
go to Etifaula call on them
On Sunday last we attended
the dedication services at Enter
prise, Clay county, which were
ndacted by Bros. Thos. Muse.
J.»hu Nichols and B. Page, and
the sermon, which was preached
by tlie former, was one of much
•earnestness and usefulness, we
! trust.
We regret to learn of the loss
; by fire of Messrs. Moore A Rog
ei*' gin house near this place. ,|. lV f n
which happened on Sunday night
last, the work (J an incendiary,
doubtless. There was in the
house at the time about one bale
of cotton. Insurance, $500.
W. W. J.
j ministers, ari l a host i f g« od
brethren and >i*!ers from abroad.
Amo'ig the visiting ministers
wen* M. II Wini ton, of Atlanta;
! A. i»- Campbell, of Columbus;
Devotic. ot Grillin. and many
'others. All agree that it was an
enjoyable meeting, reviving old
friendships and memories of tin
past. The next Association will
he held with the Blakeley church,
at Blakely, Georgia in October
next.
While »’ig*ng *‘i well r.t the Bap
list elmreli here, not long since,
some specimens of petrified vege
table matter were found iiul»ed«led
in the ground at the depth of fifty
feet. For the advancement of.
science, geologists should h:»\c
some tif these specimens.
Mr. Turner, a brother in-law to
our townsman, Mr. F. M. Garner.
i» in the Yale for his health. Mr.
Turner is from Appalacliicola.
Florida, and is in feeble health. |
We sincerely hojie that our up!
the country water and atmosphere
will sjH*edily restore him to his
usually vigorous health.
Miss Cora Cock, of Dougherty,
who lias been visiting the family !
of Mrs. Reeves, will return to her
home the last of ibis week.
Mr. George Revo left last Mon
visit his brother, Mr.!
To ih**Uilix< a u*> a ml V«l<*rsof
B:iii«3<d(ili fonuq.
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for Ordinary of Ran
: lolph county. I have endeavored
i to do mv duty in said office for
' over sixteen years, and if elected
I again will <U» all in mv power to
fulfil all the du'iesof tlie office
Thaukful for past favors, I am,
ICspect fully. At.
td M. GORMLEY.
■•’or Ordinan.
I announce myself a cantlidate
for Ordinary. Ifeleet«*ii. I prom
ise to give my entire time and ser
vices to the duties of the office,
and to be faithful to best interests
ol the county. Very respectfully,
tl. B. W. ELLIS.
IIel«» f lie \ce«l%.
I am a candidate for tlie office of
Tax Receiver of Randolph coun
ty. I need it. and it elected will
discharge its duties faithfully,
td. A. C. WARD.
A Bin ounce me m.
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for Tax Receiver of Ran
dolph county,.
THOS. A. COLEMAN.
September 25tli, IS84.
Do You want Anything in the
Hardware Line?
Stu-li as
hand saws.
CBOSSCL'T SAWS,
II A.M 51ER-.
IIATI IIETS.
AXES.
TABLE i.i
I J (>c*kof ('lit 11»1 -\*
FII.KS, Al'GEKS. nr
ANYTHING ELSE
In the Hardware < in?,
Just remember we can save you
BIG MONEY!
On this Line of Goods.
We have a big stock of
We will save you
Dollars on a Suit of
from One to Four
Clothes. We will
save you from One to Four Dollars on ev
ery Cloak and Jacket you buy of us.
lie sure to see our Bonds and Prices
before von buy.
P. PULASKI & CO.
p.s. ,—We offer the same Inducements
in Dress Goods. F. P. & C*
November G. ct.
)Mr
IS
—We are selling groceries at
pi ices that defy competition.
Jordan Jc Co.
—— —
— Read F. Pulaski A* Co.’s ad
vertisement. They offer great)
bargains ill Clothing and Cloaks
‘ and Jackets.
James Roves, in Cairo, who is
dangerously sick. He went in
obedience to a summons to be! _ _ ..
,. , ...» lor ia\ € nil color*
there in a very tew hours if he |
wished to see him again, alive. t At the request of many friends*
Since the Association, the Yale [ lieieby announce myself a can-
l ,a * H/IwkKmHv ‘lull ai-IK-arunif., lli(I a le („.■ -J,,. nfTax C..i!t(-
as it it had gone into mourning.
tor of Randolph county.
! td T. J. PHIPPS.
A
— We have just received a splen
did lot of new clotliing.
It R. G. k W. R Owhl
i A ISuum* aud l ot lor Malt*,
; In the village of Brooksville, and
known as the W. I). Whaley old
place. Has a good Dwelling, out
—Capt. M. C*. Edwards showed ILuises, and Seven Acres of Land,
ns, on Tuesday, the claw of a bald The above named place will be
eagle that was killed by one of s »ld on tlie 20th of November in
his tenants a few days since. The Brooksville for a division between
huge bird measured nine feel Yalena D Bigbieand A. E. Me
Mrlhnan A Howard
Formerly of Columbus, Ga., have
opened a first-class Tailoring and
Dyeing Establishment in Cuth j
i bert. Ga., and solicit your trade.
Old Garments, Dresses, Cloaks,;
I) ilmnns. Shawls, etc,, thoroughly
' overhauled and renovated at shoit!
notice. Give tis an early call and
examine our work. Next door t<*
F. M. Allison’}! residence, (.’loth
ing cut and made to order. ty three acres
Respectfully. l in woods—good well of water.
o30tf Sellman k Howard. improvements new. Terms easy.
For information apply to II. O
Jeaii tluring mv al»sen«*i
J B. BUSSEY.
FurniBire
>viiicli wo nre going to sell in tlio
next 0U days, “Profits nr no Prof
its."
A Carload Flour!
WE want to sec all of onr fricnils from iliis
eonnlies, at onr
ami the surrcuntling
T » arrive. Bought at Lowest Ebb
of ju ices, wliieli enables us to
NEW STABLES,
On Foster’s Cortu r where we wil! stable their Horses as < HEAP as
anybody. Come and see how
etbures jE b 325£'€^c$. XJp •
We mean ‘•Business,” and will treat you right.
A iiiinuun > mi , :U.
The Workingman’s Candidate.
for Sheriff,
f J0,IX T - gkorge 'Knock the Bottom Out ,
I'OBC 11 3' jy Onr City Friends, who want:» uuc. nobhv l urnout. car. fina
. i of all prices l»eretof«>re quoted bv it here. No broken d-»wn Horses, andnoold ru.*.Ly Bugg> otfereil for
Mv House and Lot on Lumpkin rIll y merchant. ‘ hire. Our Horses are fleet and spirited, and oui Busies n .*w aiul
^Street, one mile from court house liright. PH l LI P PEARCE,
containing 58 acres—about tweii
clearctl—balance j
:o;-
I
^ j —Go to tlie -Empire Store” for
—Ladies who want a pretty | boots and shoes. My stock is
new Dress. Trimmings all to {large, well selected. Prices low
match nicely, are invited to exam j down. James G. Mathews.
inc my stock. It will surprise
you how little Cash is required to
get a handsome out fit.
It. J. G. MATHEWS.
m + ^ ■
—The down train now gets litre
at 2 o’clock P. M. We are glad,
as wc get our most important
mail an hour sooner than before.
i'll) Tax.
The City Tax Books are now
open (or the collection of City
Tax. I will be found at the
counting room of J. McK Gunn.
John F. Kiddoo.
8cp»4-tf Treasurer.
It
two inches from tip to tip.
I'ar a»nle.
My house and lot on College
street, at a low price and liberal
For particulars apply to
Millan
•—The last weeks court of;
Stewart county granted Mrs.
Jesse Fackler a divorce, with
power to resume her maiden name
Yarbrough. The Constitution
states that Fackler is preselling in
Texas under an assumed name.
— m ♦ - i—
—The finest line of crackers in
terms.
K. Titlebamn.
tf.
— Mr. Jas. A. Allison lias pti!
up a wire fence of 100 rods on a
farm just E-»st of town, and thinks
he has hit the mil on the head in
the way of a fence. Including
posts, wire and work, it cost a ii:
m m m : tie less than fifty dollars. It is
—Mr. G. W. Cheves. who killed strong, and except the j«»sts.!o*»ks
Capt. ru-ki-lt, has been tali. n t.. I ' k >' il ul!! « iir « Ant
Now just re*
Terms cash
\V. 1). Uigbie,
Jack .Mc.Mh.lax.
n.\0 4t Agents.
»'!»*. HIh. 1884. tf
•-— member tliat during
—Onion Sets for Fall Planting. 1 * i • 1
tt j STANFORD'S. tUC COIDII)^ bU (IciyS 9 wish to consult tlieir best, interest, (and we assure you il will be to
| your advantage) to call anti see us at our
We ask all the good citizens of Cuthbert and Randolph county who
before at
J. IV. STANFORD'S I*
F T»i i tsKi t ........ r .. * farmer who needs a fence and ir-
r.iiLAsKi. tlie jail in Atlanta tor safe keel- ... , ... .
* * it— J : scarce of limber will oo well tc»
n.e most l.anosome line '“«■ Tl,ls t " ,,rse look at this farm of Mr. Allisou.
. of Papers, all kinds, ever i»tf.*re
* Capt. Pickett.
we are going to con-
S0L ID SILVER STEM WINDING . ° . ..
FULL JFWELED GENT’S SIZE VOrt O0 ptT CCllt. Ol
watch for $12.50. :our Mammoth
Ft'f.LY M'AUAN'TEFp. Thi* offer
• made for <*»» days only. <ummIs sju! i»y f
Express 1'. o. i).. suhjevt. u* ins^-ctioii .
tn-iore piirrliasiug.
.mil
tlian
we will sell you anything in the Drug Line cheaper, as a rule,
—Our friends in the 5'. ii didn':
—The immense slock of Boots
EI FAI LA FAIR.
When you \isit Eufaula you
are invited to call at BarnettV
4. P. STEVENS, A-CO., Jeweler,
i Uieh-irj-et. Ati.\nt\. < \.
turn out well Tuesday. They let ' *Sh<*e“ ami Hats ami Caps a! >hm» Store. There you will lie
Beef Market 1
the city, all fresh nnd nice.
Jokoax A Co.
—J. 51 cK. Gunn's house has an
interesting advertisement in to
tlav's patter. Johnnie not only
knows how to write 1 readable
ail, but lie can just knock the
| bottom out of high prices.
llaadMMr I'nitorni.
The young men of thcAgricuI
tural College have received their
uniforms which are ipiite hand ; New goods received this week
some. Tlie uniform is of good > ‘'Empire Store. 5!onev I
c loth, well made, and is a decided ; * aw l l ’T BHingotityour bills «it!i:
improvement over the citizen's! 1,1 c - James G. 5Iatukws. i
Suit. y It
Blaine beat < Icveland six votes in
that beat.
. *
—L'iotiiinj ;iUil t 'ioaks sold at
j _ *"
: grci.l sacrifit e at.
if. F. Pulaski k Co’s.
Thu Haw kiusviilc News has
adjusted the 8 piig«* form.
* 1
J J. WORSHAM,
F. Pulaski Or (.os tor the next shown t!.e largest and finest !im
thirty days will be sold at reduced j „f Gentlemen's, Ladies and .Misses . ■
i lices, in or.'ci to raise monev. : Shoes in the city. Mr. Barnett j Zgatn. and :
novutf. j keeps only the noted brands
“ into the Spot Cash,
prices
; -*ANY $ HOUSE 4 m t THE- $ GITY.*
RemriubcM* we keep everything, every Me lieino, and every Sundry,
Patented or Proprietary. H iving onr customer* interests in view,
.vc cordially invite you to call that you may save money for your-
: selves, and :dst. advance our hnsim***.
d. P- TO(>M I5S <Sr 7diO.,
LRLTGGIST3 AND APOTHECARIES?.
SojitemlKT 1 1 y.
CUTHBERT. GA.
Office over Post office.
I have opened my Marke
House Nortli side of Public
m now sc
| good fat Beef. Mutton. !vi«l, A*«-. ,>--,^1 low
i’"-*- — “ °* A share of the public? patronage is ! 4/liI £ HW ~W if'kTWnTfc
\Ye hear that several^ jiorsims of; ||™aHty aniffit^irf Ids'sh.wa.’Yb!')' I '"'jnhr'jlst. Vt.‘ ^ UTO tllO IndaCCmCnt.'^ MTS. M. Li. lOuFM
the best citizens ot tort Gaines are all ma<le «*nU«r and warrant- J -L . ^ ♦ m —- clTC Tdlll^StCCl
will soon leave for Texas. jed. He keeps all sizes and width* TAX NOTICE, ^ *
—• —* — ! anti can suit the most fastidious. p. JV your State and County tO Cclll clllCi 1)0 COI1 1
—Be sure to get our prices on His prices are very low. Call and
Clotliing and Cloaks and Jackets j see the latest styles. 4t. - •
I _ _ _ nnl-t nti.I I ll.l* f\l t-itll I* f /ill >i tl lu
before you buy. You will save
fiom one to bur dollars. ; , r ««*..ltntr u-lm ImIL. ....t ,. , . . f i * I ta .e 1,
| yourself the trouble of rendering | lii'SJICC'tlUliV,
_ one-fourth ...
Guns for the Fort Gaines that will last twice as iong. : I'rescntcil lor collection. (
iGuards have arrited. • tf i 2i T. A. Goopbi'm. T. C. ! novfi et
tf.
F. Pt'LAsn A Co.
TAX AOTKT.
Pay your State and County
4t. * axts u > u,e t * i; -' h,l ‘ ot N,,vem!,er vincecl of the truth
— ! next* and that of your tenauts. ■ j .•
— Don’t be humbugged by every : that a on expect to pay, and save , Ol n Hell H C clUi ITIl.Sl
j traveling agent who talks sweet,
1 but go to R. J. Anthony's, ami buy . *.. *.
Ivou-A Stove at one-fourth Ule j «y excuse when Tax R Fas are J Mc K. GUNN.
Has received a large and complete stock fcf
FALL AUD WIHTEK GOODS,
—coxsisrjXG til —
Hats. Plumes. Kibhons. Silks. Yciveis, Plushes, ami Sarins, of all
'hades. Shim.'le Bang Hair, all colors. All these goods are new, anil
of the latest stvlc- i. Call aad vstamine my stock. K.-spcctfully.
MRS. M. L. COOPED
Oct 9 " n.