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ENTERPRISE ANlI APPEAL, W. H. COOPER, _ J. JW- STANFORD, \ Editors. j about 1200. CUTHBERT, GA. ! claimed for hiua all along. Tkarxdar Horn jiff, Nov. 2f, 1*M. MBB 1 I * Sc. 1.0. it Baford, and 1* fully authorized to recelre aud receipt for all money paid him. Brunswick lias had a big fire in which $150,000 was lost. A now newspaper was to make its appearance In Atlanta last Tuesday. The cholera has broken out with fresh violence in different parts of Europe. A NASAL INJECTOR free Wjtli cat], b ittk of Shiloh’* Catarrh Rcinedv. Price 30 cents. For sale hv J. W. STA5*- 1XJHD. Johan Reicbmnn a German tail or of Macon cut his throat firm ear to ear last Saturday. F'iU I' V S I' K7y Ia and Liver com j.lairt, yon have a prii.t jdpuarimtcc on every lottc of Shiloh's Vitaliaer. It never fans to cure, l'or sale by J. Vv, STAN FORD. There are about 125.000 office within the gift of the next admin istratnn. Most of them will cer tainly be filled hv Democrats. SHILOH’S CATARRH REMEDY—a positive cure 'or Catarrh. Pinhthcria " 'd Canker Mouth. For sale bvJ. \V 8 AXFORD. Many of the Athens negroes believe that they will he put bad. into slavery, and several have al ready picked out their master*. THE REV. CEO. ir. THAYER, . Roarboa. Imt ,savs; ‘Tt-ilh nivsc-lf a 1 d wife owe ottr lives’ to SIIILOlVs CON- St MITKIX CURE. For .sale by J. \i STANFORD. The Democratic majority it. the next House will not tic so largi as it is now. Aliout forty nil cover it. The liepubiieana wil have a majority of twelve in tin Senate. . SHILOH’S fIT'RE will immediately re lieve Croup, Wiicmi, g cough an- Rr.mehitis. Lor sale bvJ. AV. STAN FORD. Mr. B. II. Griffin of llain bridge was seriously stabbed b\ Mr. IV. B. Lynn a few days since Cause—whiskey. ARE AOU MADE miserable by In digestion. Constipation. Dizziness, ho of Appetite, Yellow skin? Shiloh's Vit alizer is a p .-drive Cure. For sale In J. AV. STANFORD. The entire business portion o Palatka, Fla., including the tlirct large hotels, was hurued las. week. Purity and strength is the mot to of Smi'h's Bile Beans. They CiT.sinly are head and shoulders above anything in the pill line. For sale by J. W. Stanford. Mr. Mathews a good citizen of Telfair was severely cut by Mr. R T. Sowell a few days since. Cause—Whiskey. Thirty years ago Shrincr’s In dian Vermifuge destroyed and ex polled worms where they existed to the satisfaction of every one who used it. We guarantee it to do the same to day. All Mettled, and Cleveland Is Presi dent Elect. The official count in New York was finished last Saturday, ami (gives Cleveland a plurality oi This is.the uumber but it was thought possible that the final cifenw or soma shrewd ma nipulation might change Jhc fig tires, and still eouut in Blaine. But it is ail o\er now, ami all fear on that score is at an end. The State Board of canvassers has four democrats out of five mtiu- Our Atlanta Letter. Atlanta, Ga„ Nov,, 1884. Editors Enterprise. As you are advised though the^' 1 "* of ail l,0!,ri "* “ '-.i- i. hand play “Bye baby bye. papers the Legislature is gcltinz the city. The Governor’s Horse Guard paraded, and attracted mnch attention. The ..AWedcst. liras* That Let as hive Thanks. Washington, November 7.—By Uta Pusidmtwf the UiftteitStates of America—A proclamation: The season is nigh when it is the down to the work of leg,slat ,Cleveland is elected is ^rally | y^rly wo^of this pm.ple to .1, * conceded! and will no dotalit he serve a day aypomud for that inaugurated, Tit* election of Judges an£ Smic ittts ejjf General was a big job, when lakeu In connection with the im utenso amount of electioneering that was engaged in by candi dates and their friends. All sorts of sel cm s and combinations were resorted to by candidates. As a , general thing it was a tight he hers, and four of the seven Judges , lween tiie .. jng nni , onts » of the court of last lesmt in thei State are democrats. It will not! lie taken however beyond the, eSTO ,, t j m?ge xVtk—lie State Board, and its work is only , w „ (I cr. n t«l by Sam Lumpkin, a purpose t,y. the President as an The Legislatoro la composed of, especial oecasion for thanksgiving a fine looking body of men, and j unto God. Now, therefore, in re- tlioy mean to occupy their time in j cognition of this hallowed custom, work for the best interest of the I, Cites ter A. Arthur, President of the United States, do hereby designate ns such day of general thanksgiving, Thursday the 27lh people. Dr. Felton is a promi nent figr.rc in the Legislature, and his wisilam «o doubt will be Ail the candidates for Judge ; an.l justice, me doctor lias a. , j who wore already in retained their '■ I exercised on the side of right and day oi'UAs present November, and The Doctor has a! j I do recommend throughout the i ready introduced a bill to cstnb ! land the people, ceasing from lish a house of correction for their accustomed occupations, do young persons and females con then keep a holiday at their sev up in most polished gentleman and law to count up the voles as sent —the result of which we know .... y Cr advance. . Some of the old Solicitors were The fight has been against cor- j l i efe , te( ,_ aim)n „ them Col. A. L ruption, and wcare glad of the sue j MitclleUi of Athcnll> wh „ u snc i ceded by E. T. Brown. Mitchell’s defeat was a surprise to everybody. cess which the Democracy have won. We hope they may pro'c themselves worthy of the victory. We trust that those who shape and control things will not con sider the “spoils’’ as the first great thing to lie attended to, hut will see to it that the best and able-t men arc appointed to power all over the laud. The people of the Southern States should remember now the rcs]ionsibility resting upon them, mil lie careful that nothing is • lone that will lessen the respect if the more excellent people North for us. It is a fact that many ■jeople North have been afraid foi rile South to become the ruling iclor in the affairs of government N p-.v that such is the case, w< - In in 1« I show by our wise and con .creative course, that tIvey w!i< lave liven afraid of us, have in 'linger any reason to be afraid o’ is. While we have no favors to isk, we may act in such a way as o w ipe out the prejudice that ha.- xisted against us in the Northern states, and cement in closer lies Ihe good people of (he udiole conn ‘‘‘J- We should specially lie careful if our treatment of the coloreit lpeople. They have been con* inu illy taught that the return of tin Democrats to power would put -hem back into slavery, and in their ignorance many have be lieved it. From their standpoint, '••c do not wonder that they should un-row to see the Republican par ty let go its hold on power. For tunately for us and the colored nop'e, ve arc now in a situation ti show them, not only that they will not be put back into slavery by the triumph of Democracy, but that the people of the South are their best friends. Necessity now draws them closer to ns, and makes them feel their dependence onus. Let us all, on every occa sion, seek to quiet their fears, and to assure them of the full protec tion of the laws in the enjoyment of their rights and liberties. The result will be that they will he It. turns out that Gen. (Chinese) j come better citizens, more identi Gordon isV.ill safe at Khartoum where he is awaiting the arrival of the British forces. Mr. Edward Wendel, Feiternian, West Va. suffered terribly with neu ralgia and doctors failed in giving re lief. lie was cured by St. Jacobs Oil, the marvelous pain-cure, and says be would send a hundred miles to get it. Gold is now pouring into this country at the rate of a million of dollars a week. If we had what comes in in that time we would try to make out with it somehow or other. Every day- some one who has his bile removed,” aud his system put ip. thorough repair by using Smith's Bile Beans. Read their praises of this wonderful remedy. For sale by J. W. Stanford Mr. Blaine says it was a rainy day in the rural districts of New York that I,eat him—which makes a good showing for Cleveland, as it was Providence against Blaine. A number of citizen* of Barnes- ville are sueing the Central Rail road for damages by fire caused, as they affirm, by a spark from a passing locomotive. Unless ii can be shown that it was the rc suit of gross cai lessne: s lied with the real interests of this,; section, and the cry of the carpet i bagger and scalawag if ever heard I again in the land, will have but ! little power to win them from their allegiance to those who only j are in a situation to do them real i and lading good—the white pco-! pi* of the South. A Yoke of Oxen and a Mule. ! Stevens’ Pottery. Ga.. August 18. 18S1.—Dear Sir; I had a yoke of oxen whose necks became very sore from the yoke. As I could not afford to stop them from work, wc see accounts of; I was apprehensive that Sunodinc load of j would not runke a cure. But to iny gratification they were cured in a few days. It also made a speedy cure of a bad running sore on one of my mules and on the foot of one of my hands. I con sider it a valuable medicine. Respect fully, you i s, Henry Stephens. Atlanta. Ga.. August 13. 1S84. , —Dear Sir: Sanodinc is the “Boss" j preparation for cuts, sores, and \ mange. Have given it a thorough i trial. Would not bo without it for; ten times what it cost. Respect I fully yours, J. R. Gkkc.g. j Of Gregg A Co., Hardware Dealer.- ! The IIeat—Sanodinc will cure- the worst cases of Heat by a few | wc think ! amotions. Give it a trial, t-he good , copte of Bartlesville are! 'V* ™.V making a mistake. As! ‘ >° Ul Drn «P“ for Mr. George I. Seney, who did so much for Georgia while he had the money, is now in Georgia j looking after the East Tenn. Ya i <k Geo. Railroad in which iie is! interested. We should rejoice ti j see Mr. Seney fully on his feci ; again, and more prosperous than | tv. r. j Revile is of Rum Romanism and Among the variotis evidences of j Rebellion be Rebuked for their improvement in our city is a sub j Rancorous Remarks, and tha: stautial and commodious resi i the Radical Republican Rascals dence now being built by Julius uow Reveling in official spoils be The following revolutions were! sent the Morning News by a Bay I street merchant: ‘‘Resolutions Re i suiting from Returns of Recent] election: The uuterrified Demo ! cracy of the great Republic have! Resolved as a Righteous Rctribu tion that the Reverend R.iigious ! Young, one of our colored mei- chants. It is going to be a real nice house, and reflects credit tip on its owner. Gov. Cleveland will resign in December, and will bo succeeded bv Lieut. Gov. David B. Ilill. 3L. Hill is spoken of as a man every way worthy to fi+Utifre Vacancy which will lie caused by Gov. Cleveland's resignatior. retired to the Rearms of ever Re curring Regrets and Remorse until Regeneiated by Repentance, Retribution and Restitution. The Reading of these Resolutions is Respectfully Recommended to the Reverend Republicans w!io have used their R's in Relieving them selves of Radical bile in a wav tfint is Reprehensible to Rcs|>ev talde Representatives of the Deni ocra''- He is an ox-confederate soldier and lost an arm diiriug the war. He has held the office, however, for ten years, and grown rich by it. Mr. Brown is but 23 years old, but quite talented. Solicitor General J. I. Wright, of Rome, Ga., was defeated by C. F. Clem ents, brother of Congressman Clements. Solicitor General Jes se Walters, of Albany, was defeat oil by- W. N. Spence, of Camilla. Ga. The race for Solicitor of the Atlanta Circuit, was between Charlie Hill, son of Senator Bei Hill and John Milledge, both ot Atlanta. The race was exciting indeed. Hill won by a majority •I one vote. Mrs. Milledge, wife »f Capt. John Milledge, proposes to remember the friends of her husband by having their names astcfullv inscribed on parchment md hung in an elegant frame. Atlanta is still very dry. There was, however, enough “spirits” to wet things pretty well during the lay and night the people jttbila ed over Cleveland's election.— From the tune Henry Grady ad jnitrned the Legislature Wednes lay at noon, until midnight, pan lemouiuin broke loose. All tin -team whistles, bulls, horns, bands -tc., were turned loose and ran ri it for twelve long hours. At night i torchlight procession, a mile long, was formed and inarched throiizli the orjni-ioal streets of vieted and sent to the penitentia ry. I. for one. favor some plan by which that unfortunate class can be reformed and benefited. The Legislature is composed largely of prohibitionists, and sev eral bills have keen introduced touching that subject. A goner al prohibition act for the whole State may be passed. The pro lubitinn seutiinent is certainly growing very rapidly in the State. At this time many of our culor- eral places of worship, aud with heart and voice pay reverent ac knowledgment to the Giver of nil oood for the countless blessings l . . j wherewith he hath visited this na tion. Ill witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and caus ed the seal of the United Slat) to be affixed. Dune at the Cit of Washington, this 7th day of November, in the year of our Lord one thousand and eight hun dred and eighty four, and of the legislative Katas. The Legislature adjourned last Tilday for a day’s rest after the election of Judges and Solicitors. Several important bills have beep introduced, among them tbe following: The appointment of a board of registration from each county; a bib to extend the term of the common schools to ten months in the year—a general prohibition | for the whole slate, and a bill j changing the preseut method of electing Judges r.nd Solicitors. Mr. Jones of Troup introduced a bill requiring railroads to erect and maintain a lawful fence. A bill lias been introduced making it discretionary with tbe Ordinaries of the Slate in grant ing licenses for the sale of liquor, except when it is regulated by law. IIACKMETAf'K, a laning and fra- erant perfume Price l!A and AO cent-. For sale by J. W. STANFOKD. N«rl(a(e Hherlfr Sale. B Y Order of Judge John T. Clarke, will lie sold al W ard Station, Oa., before tile Store lionso door of ii-**- Bro \n.on Saturday, the <lay ot >*- v«m: et, 18*4. to the highest bidderr cash, the following property to-wu: All of Stock of Merchandise, c uiaistmg of Pry tioods, Clothing, Notions Hat>, Caiw. Boots*. 5liOC*» Fauiiiy ami i*an y Uroceries. Crockery. GLissware, hniu- warc. Cutlery, Tooacco* Cmuri* and^ Mo tions ; also show Ca.«#«. scales and Store H*tures.and any ami ail tiller Mer.iian- dise *f every description—all located and combined in the single s oc» woud building now occupied by lit*saill H. H. Brown, us n store jor the sale of general 3ierciianhise. and situated on the South silo of tb 8. w. Ii. K.. in the tow nor city of Wards, in said 8t«te and County, hi - ing west of the store occupied by ii. K. Arthur ct Sion, known as the Oliver Store house, as the property of if. H. 15rowr. to satisfy two Mortgage l’’i l’’as issue*, from Randolph Superior Lourt. *»».e m favor nf E. H. Brm*n, v*. II. I*. Druan, aud one in fuvur of M. i*. D. Iiio.vn, is. II. II. Brown. Property pointed out in Ft Fa. 1’llILLlP i'EAKC'E. noviO-td sheriff. Spot Cash. MS hen you visit Eufaula, Ala., go to the only “Spot Cash” Grocery Store in this section, and buy your Groceries. eil citizens feel apprehensive that, independence *if the United Slates, i change of administration will j one hundred and ninth, bring upon them untold hardships . Ciiestek A. Aether. and privations. Let every good citizen set aliout at once to disa- II. B. It. Tiiis is the concentrated Blood Pn- bnse tlieir minds of that idea.— j rifier that saves time and money by Let us all show to onr colored j us 5' Iww-au-c it cures Blood Poi- friends that : HHEUMATISM A LTnoron a practitioner of near twenty years, my mother influenced iue to prcK ure B. 11. 1». for her. Slicliatl !h.*cii confined t<» her b.*d several months with KlieiimatLsm which had stubbornly resisted all the usual remedies. Within twenty-four hours after commencing 15. B. !>.* I observed marked relief. She has just commenced her third bottle ami is nearly as active as ever, and lias been fn the* front yard with “rake in hand.” cleaning up*. Her improvement is trulv wonderful and inrn*»nsolv grati fying. * <\ II. MONTGOMERY. M. P. Jacksonville. Ala.. June 0. 18*4. we i sons in the qnicKcst time on record. I ish them well j its cure Scrofula in thirty days; the j ind are tlieir best friends. They | >’olieve^l with one bottle; KIDNEY ... , SUm Diseases and Eruptions cured certainly deserve our ayinpath.v . „ith t wo liottles. Sypliilisof all stages and encouragement in their pres cured under sixty days. Each laittle cut uneasy state. Democratic success ought to mean a blotting out ot all sectional and race prt-j udices. T. J. Pmi. TROUBLE For over six years I have l>cen a U*rri- blesufi'.nr fron; a tnmiilesoine kidney c L ' j complaint, f«»r the relief ot *** , :ich 1 have spent over $25u without b-*iefit: the W e are Offering ILickb iUs Aruiea Salve. The Best Salve in the world for Cuts. Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Ulieiim. Fever Sores, Tetter. ' proves its wonderful value. Large t bottles, fl. Druggists sell it. j most noted st>-called r.*m di ■» proving . . ... . .. I failures. The of one single buttle of *1.00 spent lor Kineh with Chromo j B 1; 1{ has been marveltms.giving more will cure, any case of (i. and C». within • relief than all oilier treatment combined, forty-eight hours, without loss of time, change of diet or any internal remedy. It is a quick care, while others, if they cure at nil. are in the distant future. C. 1!. ROBERTS, Atlanta Water Works. SCROFULA. Cleveland is elected, but men who have had to work for their Chapped Hands, C nnhlains. Corn* , bung, will have to keep on work- ^ , [ a - pc Ilurserv a „,i vineyard, has a bl and all Skin Erujitions, and |;o»i in" as before There will be im <>n lii* place who was eur-xl of a stnb- livi-u- r-nrix Ptloa or no mv r#> ' 0 ’ ... I bom case uf S<-rofuIa.witli om-single bot- ,11 U_\ cultsil lit.. n i | <>} ; provement we trnzt in all our in-1 tlo of B. IS. B. Write to hiin about tin qIIlred. It is guaranteed to give 'ease. ! |>erfect satisfaction, or money I,, teicsls, So that those who labor j Frank Joseph. 2l5Joncs street, At- I fu nde-1. Price 25 cents per' box. J may do so in hope, but evcrlast j ; ror sjilc hv J. \\ . Stanford. ing labor is inevitable—at least. lost lii? hair and eve-sight, finding no re- jan 24 ly. j with the great bulk of 1 li r f ’ '>n«>»t.le of B. 8. B. l-.caled th people. _ llic South Mrs. Bclva Lockwood says she j LM n • s n'oinq- te ijntiier up all the votes ; —~ 77. T"~ ,. ° 0 ^ ‘ I nr 1 lie mod handsome line m. ! of Papers, all kinds, ever offered j before at J. W. STANFORD’S t!iat were cast for her ns President.; and put them in a crazy quilt. WHY WII.L YOU cough when Shi-j M|'s Fi re will give inttnedhire relief, j I*ri*c 10 c '. 50<:ts. and |1. For sale bv 1 J. W. STANFORD. * at -Onion Sets for J. W. STANFORD S. Fall Planting, j deer, eradicated the poison from hi- • >1o.k1, restored his e.> c-.-ijihl, and place him on therond to health. A lx>ok fillcsl with wonderful proo from tlie very best class of c itizens. ai:< Tfcomnendat oih from the lead in: Drug Trade of AHanta mailed free t< any address. B. B. 15. only a year ol« and is w* rk’ng wonders. Large bott!» $1.00 or six for $5.00. Sol< l»y Drug gists. Expressed on receipt of price. BLOOD HALM CO.. No'.*0-!m Atlanta. Hn. HEHIT WILL TELL. 0.1. c. (Old Indian Cure.) Is taking the lead of all other blood purifiers w ith astonishing rapidity. Asa blond purifier, it is absolutely without an equal. As a tonic and appetizer, eminently adapted to female complaints, it has the indorsement of the most respecta ble ladies in the land. EMINENT PRVCTICING PHYSI CIANS INDORSE IT. Pr. F. A. Toomer, Perry, tla.. says: “I have nsc‘l it in my practice twenty- live vears. It is a perfect blood purifier, an infallible specific for the diseases for which i: is recommended, a fine tonic and appetizer, anil :t Godsend to suller- ing women f«*r tlieir peculiar ailments. Ur. Joseph Palmer. Feagin.Ga.. writes us: “It is as great a specific for blood diseases as quinine is for fever. Have used it more than twenty years in my practice.’’ S. \Y. \Y. Smith. Lcnecoiir.ee, Ga.. writes; “It cured me of an old and se- verecase t»f scrofula of eight years stand - in The following arc fair samples of hun dreds of testimonials we can produce: I hail in my lamily a case of poison oak that for* ten fears defied physi cians. O.I. c. made a permanent cure, ft is without doubt tiic “gem of blood pu- nfiCrS * S. I). ROGERS, Agent Central railroad. Perry. <«a. Pehhv. Ga.. September 10. 1881 -I j heartily indorsee.). I. C. Did ImljanCure | ik a remedy of wonderful efficacy in troubles peculiar to woman. Have used it in my family, after a faithful trial of numberless other remedies, and unhesi- :atinglv proimtun-e it without an equal in the treatme nt of this il.»ss of com plaints. .1). H. tT LLF.K. Clerk Co. Commissioners. ILmstonio. W. 15. Johnson, Macon Ga., K. M. King Perrv. tiu.. ami • of others indorse it as* the greatest f all remedies for heumatism a-ul outer bbsid diseases. In eonclusioi. t'.ir proprietors say they i:ive vet tr* mv-1 . iih the first failure of >. I. to do : : i ’l:. t is claimed for it. Price. 51.50 p< r large botiK-. THE O I. C CO., PERRY. OA. SvM liv nil Drinaa-ls. <>■ ).k>ly. Favour. BBLS., i SKS, 4 SKS., 1-10 sks. FAULTLESS. Iff, 15. LUXURY, 5 65, CREAM. 5 00, DAISY, 4 70, 81 60. 80c., 1 50, 75c., 1 25. 65c., I 20, 60c., 60c., 55c.. 50c. M EAT. CLEAR RIB BULK, PORK STRIPS, 9<\ 8jp. POW DEBED. 12.\ Pounds for CUP LOAF. 12T Pounds for O BAN L LA TED, 115 Pounds for B. 15 Pounds for C, lb Pounds fiir -(••)- FANCY RIO, 7 Po.imls for CHOICE •- 8 Puiiuds for *1 00; ^ . 1 00. 1 00. I 00, I 00, $1 oo. 1 00. -C°)- The Ballot CLEVELAND IS ODR NEXT PRESIDENT! The Latest Returns from the Election, Show that the People voted for good government, as well as for fair and honest dealing, and where they can buy the most Goods for the least mon ey, thus insuring one and all fair dealing, honest prices, and Sjoi fijois* This is the plan by w hich P. HARRIS Proposes to move his immense Stock of Dry Goods, that lie actually lias no room for, and is deter mined that the Low Prices shall move them. READ MY PRICES CAREFULLY. Best Standard DRESS CALICOES, only 5c; Good yard wide BLEACHING, onh 6Jc; the very best BLEACHING in the world,only 10c; Goo I j SEA ISLAND, only 5c: Best yard w ide SEA ISLAND, 9c, Sc and 7c: Checks, Stripes, and Best Bed Ticking at Factory Prices. jmrnm i ©mess ©©»s 21 TOBACCOES. WE OFFER RARGAIXS. (") xn .EEj ® '■ mi , 1 li| > m B ‘53 SUNDRIES. RICE. 13 Pounds for SALT, Per Sack, LARD. 9 Pounds for CHEESE. Best Cream. Per Pound, SODA, ( Diviglit’a, j Per Pou.-.d, MATCHES. 400’s. (S. A C..) Per IL-x, PEACHES. 2 II). (standard). Per Can. PINE APPLE, 21b . (slandaid.) )kt can, TOMATOES. 311... (standard), 2 for BORDEN S MILK, Per Can, STAR! II. 3 ll>. Box. S. C,., BUCKWHEAT. 24 lb. Sk , BUCKWHEAT, 12 lb. Sk., boneless codfish, per pound, FRENCH PRUNES. 3 Pound for $1 00. 1 10. 1 00. 15c. 5c. 5c. 15c. 20c. 25c. 20c. 20c. 1 10. 60c. 10c. 50e. Wc have a full line of Groceries, and will sell at “Rock Bottom” Price*. nr We sell only for “Slot Cash,” andean save vou money. STOWE & CO-, nov6-ct Eitfntila. Ala. G,000 Yanis Nice BrocaTcd DRESS GOODS, at 7c: 5 000 Yards Better Brocaded Dress Goods, at 10c; 4.000 Yards Assort- ed Colors, Wool Dress Goo Is. at 121 and 15e; 3 500 ya da Manchester Cashmeres, at IS and 20 c; 2 0 (0 yards Bi'k and Col’d Double Width Cashuieres, at 25 an I 35e; 1.500 yds Bl'k and Col’d Cashmeres at 45c. the Cheapest, New York could lnoeure. I All Kinds of Black and Colored Silks ami Satius; also a hull Line of Velvets and Velveteens, Chca|>cr than n lact, EK\ THING New Neat and Novel that a lengthy stay and unstinted expenditure of money in Ne^ Gall early and get Choice Dress Goods for a little money. ]S [ens’, You.ill’s tmcl Hoys’ Olotliing ! This Extensive Line while Choice in Quality, has stood the severe cuts of a 40 pm* cent redact ?.ove my Slock with I on Prices, and w ill sell you a SUIT strictly at N. Y. invoice Prices. Not i Mens’ Wori ing Pants, at if 1 25: 364 Pair M ns’ all Wool Pants, at $1 75; mov 3t0 P. ion. I therefore propose to Note the Prices: 400 Pair Mens’ As-oi ti d Cassimere l“au!«.ai if2 50; 350 Pair Mens’ (actual c«uni) Cassimere Pants, at $3 00; 400 Mens' Odd Coals, all Woo! at $2 00; 155 Mens’ Woo! Suits, at $6 50; 200 Bovs' Clot i.in: Mens’ Cassimere Suits, at $7 50 25C Mens’ Cassimere Suits for $8 00, .worth lfl2 50: 024 Mens’ (actual cnuni) assorted Fine Overcoats, prices iat ging from $3 00 as high as $25 00. so Fine Worsted Suits in endless variety, and remember selling strict- ig. AH Sizes, and atCheap Prices. A! ly at N. Y. Invoice Prices. dean.-;, Jeans, Jeans. Jeans. 1,000 Yards School Bov Jeans, at 10c; 2,000 yards good Jeans, at 18c, 15c, and 12£c; 3.000 yards (all wool) Jeans, at 20c and 25c; 4,000 Yanis Best Ilumholt Joans, at 30c, 334 and 40c. Don t buy before looking at my stock of Joans, it will save you money. dolmans, Cloaks and Jersey Jackets ! Such as New Markets, Russian Circulars, etc., of the veiy latest styles, and sold at the very lowest prices, such as no oth- cr merchant dare compete with. World without end. hats, hats, hats, hats. Mens, Youth sand Boys’ Hats, selling at from 25e In $3. Call and look at my Hats before buying KIIOEK, SIIOKK, 5HOEM. SHOES. B. IV. PLUS. —AND— ISSI (DEPOT STREET,) OGTIIIEERT, OKOllGIA.. • S !? W U ‘ e , Cheapest and best selected stock of Mens’ Ladies, Misses and Children's Shoes of any merchant in is. W. Ga., ami proi>ose selling them at prices that will astonish the oldest inhabitant. GUESTS’ IFTTZFLISriSIHIIISra- C3-OOIDS. One ,orik is sufficient to convince you that I have the best selected stock of Gents’ Furnishing Goods of .any other Mer- eliaut in this market. Metis Fine 4- Hose, from Sto, up: Mens’ Fine Undershirts, from 25c. tip; Men*’ Fine (all wool) Un- ficislmls. from 50c, up; Mens tine Dress Shirts, from 65c. up. Bo sure to call for the white nnlaundried Dress Shirt, for 6oc. worth *1 00. NOTIONS. I n 93,1 that I have a fine assortment, and have marked them down in proportion to my other Goods. . In addition to the above I have many ai tides for Ladies’ an 1 Gent s’ Wear, which I nil! sell cheap. A call is solic ited. when I will readily convince you, ZiJt alone that I have a elioica quality of O io ls, but that I sell them Cheaper thaft any other . Icrehant in Cuthbert. Thanking yen for past favors, and solicitin'' a continuance of the same liberal patronage, and to the Public in general, I say^cail and see uw. I will save you money! ' RcspcctfuHv, P. HARRIS. ft * Dixsou's Brick Corner. & & >• w Cft CO 03 CO > 04 I will continue to Store and Sell Cot ton on terms same as last season, and will serve the public to the best of my ability, and guarantee satisfaction. Consignments of all kinds Solicited. Thanking the public for past favors, and soliciting a continuance of the same, I am very respectfully, B. W. ELLIS. September 18, ct. WM. LINK’S' Furniture Store. ; 1 Door East of Ross’ Carriage Factory, > Eufaula, Alabama. EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIElY, NEW YORK. Agent for Cuthbert. T. 8. POWELL, oct-lG-ct Druggist & Bookseller. Spectacles and Eye Glasses, W A RRAXTEI) to Give Satisfaction. Prices from 25 cent: to $2.00 rer p;.i«\ T S. mWKLL. ct Druggist and Dwkseller. I ll AYE the Late.-t Styles of Furniture by the Car L»ad. Chamber Sett?* from $40 to .$200: Bureaus ns low as $13: Bedstead* from $3 to $00; Chair* from 73 Cents to $18 a piece. ^ Safes. Wardrobes. Book Cases. Writing I'esks, 11 sit Racks, Window shades. Ac. Wood Coffins and Caskets all Hzcs, and Prices I will Manufacture and Repair Furni ture of all kinds and at the shortest no tice, and at living prices. 1 will sell Furniture as Cheap as any of the Neigh boring Cities. Having been engaged in the Furniture business for twenty years and given satisfaction. I would thank my old friends and customers for their past favors, and would be glad to see themagain. £&~Thc Ladies arc especially invited to examine my When visiting the city dont fail to nav me a visit. Kememhcr the place. One Dror East of **RorS* Carriage Factor}'.*’ ResiK*ctniilv, NOTICE Is hereby given that at the next sUtittg >f the Izegi-lature a Bill will be intro- tuced to alter and amend an Act ap proved September 23d. ISX3, entitled on net to authorize the Ordinary of Ran dolph county to submit to the qualified voters of said county the question of tha issuance of county bonds to pay for th«r erection of a Court House in anid county, ami to authorize the Clerk of the Supe rior Court and county Treasurer of said county to Jgn and issue said bonds and coupons attached, in case two-thirds of the qualified voters of said county voting at said election shall cast their ballots in favor of said bonds, also for the sale and redemption uf said bonds and for other purposes. oct-16-4w. -New Crop Turnip Seed, all variatiaas-* by the pound dr pa per, at J. W. STANFORD’S. Ou WM. LINK. T. S. POWELL QFFEHS A LARGE STOCK OP Drugs and Patent Medicines, Al f.awcst Trice*. scpSS-ct;