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I the latest, Cheapest and test Selected Stock ever SEEN inCuthtert. Extra IadnccmcntsOficrod. Be snre to cajl tefore purchasing. Respectfully, P. HARRIS FOB CHRISTMAS! LOCAL 3STOTBS. —We with our merry Christmas. readers all a An Elegant Line of Gent’s Toilet Slip pers and Dancing Pumps for Christmas Presents, at the Shoe and Hat Store of W. D. BAILEY. Prices Down for Xmas Goods! Citron, Apples, Desiccated Cocoanut, Currants, New York Pippins, Granulated Topioca, Prunes, Fancy Baldwins, Leg gett’s Oat Flakes, Raisins, Jenot, for Cook ing, Corn Starch, Pulverized Spices, Evap orated Apples, Crackers, Plain and Fancy, Fancy and Plain Candies, Oranges, Tur nips, Onions, Northern Irish Potatoes, Beans, Oat Meal, Flour, Sugars, Coffees, Etc. We are ready to meet any prices that can be made. Come and see us be fore you buy. —Rev. P. 8. Twitty becomes Presiding Elder of the Waycros* District —Grier's Almanacs fur 1885 free at the Drug Store of J. W. Stanford. —Mr. Will Smith, lately reaid ing in Mt. Vernon, Indiana, ia back home on a visit. —Mias Lulu L. Dixon, of this city is on a visit to relatives and friends in Dawson. —Toni Burney, the prince of newspaper solicitors was in this burg list week. —Miss Sallic week on a visit Florida. Eltis lelt last to a brother iu August21 lv. nov27 ct Actions Sneak i»‘%i —Col. T. J. IVrry and family arc in Savannah on a visit to rel ativea there. —The Sacred Concert at the Methodist church Tuesday night was a success, both in real merit ami attendance. ■aaleipal Ticket. ‘‘ For Mayor, geo. McDonald. For Aldermen, D. D. CROZIER, S. E. FREEMAN, J. W. STANFORD, S. II. GAMBLE, H. TOBIAS. —Mr. R. F. Ivey left last week fur the Exposition at New Or leans. He lakes with him his patent buggy spindle. — . ■ —We sell Hats at strictly New York prices, finding ourselves overstocked if F PULASKI * CO —We congratulate the Meth odist church and the community- on the return of Rev. F. A. Branch to this |tost. —The dinner party at Dr. Westmoreland's on Wednesday ol last week was a most delightful occasion. It was a combined marriage and birthday anniver sary celebration. Tu make it more enjoyable, the Doctor's father and mother from Green vide, S. C., were present. A more sprightly, entertaining couple of old people we have not hud the pleasure of meeting in many a day. A small number of neighbors and particular friends shared tlici pleasures of the occasion. The dinner was bountiful nnd superb. The truth is. in trying *o do the subi.-et justice, wc have found our- solv. pretty much Aor* drcombat ever since, ll is sufficient to say that it was the result of the uni- ted skill and taste of Mrs. West innreiand and Mrs. Iverson Mat tox. We hope to he entirely well when their next wedding and birthdav dinner comes off. Holmes’Sure Cure A Happy Marriage. Last night at the residence of Mts; R. W. Fuller, the bride's mo thcr. Miss Mamie Fuller was uni ted in marriage to Dr. L. C. Gon -ke, of Randolph connty. The Rev. Drs. Hawthorne and McDon ald officiated. The "room is a prominent yonng physician of southwest Georgia, and is to be congratulated on baring- carried off one of t lie loveliest and bright est of Atlanta’s fair daughters. The attendants were Miss Pine bia Fuller nnd Mr. Henry Peo ples. Miss Annie Lee Anslcr and Mr. T E. Daniel. Miss Emmie Fuller aad Captain John H. Har well. Tlie happy couple left at four o'clock this morning for their future house in Randolph county.—Consti In linn. —Dr. L. C. Goneke, of Spring Vale, and his bride, - nee Miss Fuller, reached home from Allan ta yesterday afternoon. We ten der the happy couple our very- best wishes for their happiness and prosperity- through life. 11mlord Item*. Our people arc better prepared this time for Christinas than wc i have ever known them to tie. The; crops are all gathered, and thej most of them have paid their i debt*, and now have nothing to do j evening. Miss Addie McLendon, a charming young lady from Quit- man county has made qnite an extender! visit to thia section, and is still in the community. Misses Jesse M. Palmer, and Sallie G. Dixon, liotb of Cathbert, are spending Christmas in the community. The Christinas Tree at this place promises to be a grand af fair, and ere this is placed in type a nnmber of Sabbath School stu dents will lie made to rejoice over tlteir many presents. Mr. W. S. Oliff is building him a neat and comfortable resilience at this place, and will remove therein as soon as completed. Mr. Joseph J. Hammock is building him a handsome resi dcncc on his plantation near here, which will lie completed soou. But alas! Joe, who is to be its mistress. Married, on the lSlh ins!., at the resilience of the bride’s moth er, in Clay county, Mr. \V. A. Morgan, nnd Miss Fannie Mc Lendon. Rev. J. F. McKimmic officiating. A’so, on the same Mr. Jas. IIart!v, and • unis. Ulcers, Sore Throat, demises tl: —Doctor and Mrs. Battle, and their daughter. Miss Bi-ulah, from move Columbus, arc in the city on .■ visit to the family of Mr. C. A. flarris. —Taylor's Premium Cologne for sale at J. W. Stasioiid s. — Mayor McDonald had a live ' lv court Monday evening. The! result was the replenishing of the exchequer of the ci1y to the I amount of $79.50. ftevtb Wash & Dentifrice! C iv 111-- .-xJinffC; / Month, >ore I hr Teeth ami I’urirics the Breath: iced and recommended by lauding Druggists. I’rej strt-d hv i>i< J. i*. «\: \Y. ii Holmes. Detui.-ds, Macon <a. For sale hv D1C. W. B. TJIOUNTON. de<*25-13t Dentist. —Mr. J. 15. Russell, one of the most intelligent and enterprising citizuaof Randolph county will into our city some time next week. We welcome him aud his family as citizens. They will occupy the house jnsl vacated liy- Mr. Phil Pearce, and will keep a boarding house ioi transient nr permanent hoarders. The house was originally built for a hotel, an i was for many years known as the Mattox House. It has twelve or fifteen rooms, and all of them are in a nice condition. hut to amuse themselves dawning of another year. Mr. John Q. Hay, of Thomas county, has been in the communi | ty the past weak visiting friends and gentlemen of Clay county, aud relatives. John is one of j W« extend our kind congratula- | Randolph's noble boys who have j lions to the young gentlemen and sought their fortunes iu other. their fair brides. As the skies | dimes. M e trust he may have a are clotullesq now we can only ; delightful time while on his visit; hope that they may grow bright- | to the home of iiis childhood,j cr and brighter'unlii the -Perfect | which is said to be memory's fon Day.’" Only a short while and Oar Sehssls. Editor* Enterprise: I ain glad to see several articles in your excellent paper lately- seeking to stir up the jieople or Cuthliert to a deejicr interest in the town. No man can fail to see that there arc many natural ad vantages jHissessed by- Cuthliert. She is licaiitiful, for situation, and one of the healthiest towns in Georgia. She is soon to iiave another Railroad crossing here at right angles, and it will then be accessible from all arotiud. This ought at least to start a fresh hooin in ‘.lie schools here; and here allow me to say that Cuth bert will fail to know her day, or lose what is perhaps her grand est opportunity that is to make of herself an educational center— unless she now rallies to her schools. There is no reason un der the sun why Culhbcrt may not furnish for the parents ami guardians of South West Georgia ami South East Alabama, and Middle and West Florida, just such educational advantages as they need for their Imys and girls, and everything favors its Announcements. :Q:- In vifew of hard times, and scarcity oi money, we have reduced the prices on all our Goods, and from this date until fur ther notice, we will sell as follows. Best DRESS PRINTS. 4Jc. Best Yard Wide SHEETING, 5J. Beat Columbus Checks, at Gjc. Yard Wide Bleaching, at Gc. Double Width Cashmere, iu all shades, at 15c. Brocade Dress Goods, from GA cents, up. —F. Pulaski vV Co , are receiv ing a new lot of Shoes which they sill sell very low. They are over stocked *i! h Boo', _, 0 .) wjjl sell them at a sacrifice. Be snre to call on them before you buy. tt —Parents who intend to send their daughters to College will do well to rememlier that the exer eiscs begin next Monday. It is highly important that pupils be gin on the very first day. —The Atunu-ur Minstrels play ed the second time last Thursday night, but the weather was too colil for many people to tern out. Those who witnessed their |ier formance enjoyed it very much. m e-»- Tee Hethel tswlati.a. The Minutes of the Bethel As sociation arc now ready for dis —It will be glad news to the i readers of the Christian Index iu | I this part of the country to know that Doctor Tucker will become its editor on the 1st of January- next. If Doctor Tucker has a superior as a writer we do not know who he is. The Index will lie furnished iu clubs of five for two dollars a year. All who wish to subscribe or renew, can get tlie patier at this price liy leaving their money and names at this Office. —We publish elsewhere the no dost visiou. We were pleased to meet with Mr. Wiley Miller a few Jays ago, who is uiiw visiting relatives and friends in the county. Wiley is one of Buford's hoys, who grew up with tlie writer, hut since he has I'cen grown has made a num tier of places his home, and teils us that lie will goto llteGale City- in a few days to engage in busi ness. We wish him success, and hope lie will continue to have the EsTK.nrttisg A Aiteal forwarded to linn to give the dots from “The old home.” M iss Lily Martin returned home last Friday from Coleman Station after a visit of one week, seeming ly much delighted with her visit. Wc attended a social at Capt. •John Webb's, of Calhoun county, on Wednesday night, of last week, which |Tftrt «J Jo lie one of the most enjoyable occasions of the Jenson. Arriving about eight o'clock, a nice crowd had assembled, and the routine of amusements was being gone through wilit that is common on like occasions. At 10 o'clock all were invited to the din ing room, where nine, cake, can dies and a tninilier of oilier good things greeted our eyes. We bail some line music, having for our leader Mr. Julian Davis, of Whit uev, who i. a fine musician. Th till the Miss Carrie McKiramie, both of development in this direction— Clay county. Tlie contracting except her own people seem not parties in both these happy events I to be alive to the importance of were among the first young ladies | rallying to the suppirt of her schools. I dare say that the two colleges hers are now olticcicd witli just the men and women to make successes of them, anil if the people of Cuthliert fail to rally to her schools now, they will lose their greatest opportunity. It is iny humble opinion that if our schools do not succeed under the presidents they now iiave, they will go down to rise no more, and there is nothing in the way of success and a bright futurs for our schools but an indiff-rcuce upon the part of some, at least, of our citizens. I would call spe- altenlion to the recent reduc tion in tuition of the primary de partment of Andrew College—now reduced to two and three dollars we shall chronicle another such event for this community. So say s Madam Rumor. There seems to hare come out n lop crop of candidates for some ot the county offices, which, not withstanding the uncertainty of such crops, we shall siqqiort some , of them readily, as is the case cial when such crops do hit right they liave a telling effect. W. W. J. per month—ns cheap as is offered Baldwin, traveling any first . tla „ 8cIlool . Now correspondent of Texas Siftings, j g j ve Andrew home " support and said in a correspondence from her ruture 1)tosl(rritv is illslirc ,,_ Ozark, Ark., under date of May L hc sarac u lrue of S . y V . Ga. A. 19th: “I have been sick for ten or C((llege With sorae of t!lc bcst twelve days with malaria and bil M| , elcvercst mcrdlanls t0 , (C Mr. T. B. lice of Mr. II. O. Beall, Receiver Captain haaoncol the best fami of A. Lane A Co., announcing the sale of insolvent notes held by that firm. It will pay the makers of these Notts to bo present and buy them as they will go at a tri fle, otherwise these same old notes . i'ii , ' , , I may cost them a deal of trouble, tniiutiuu. Clerks of churches J lies in Calhoun, and is one of the licst farmers, and one of the clev erest men iu America. Count us in. Captain, when you have vour next. 1. A. M. We have a very large stock of heavy Winter Goods, such as Clothing, Cloaks and Jackets, Shawls, Skirts and Under skirts, and as the season is n ,'arl v at a dose, we propose to sell all these Goods at a sacrifice. Note the prices: Overcoats from $2 25. up. Cloaks, from $2 75, up. Blankets—from 75c a Pair. up. Balmoral Skirls, from 50e. lip Shawls, from 75c up: Brea r ~ -. -oin 2>e, We soil a full Slock Bngut: .1 ?! h tion. Our better grades are made to order, ,a i every pair « a> We can save you from 15 tu 2d per cent, on please call and get their church'i quota. —Mr. Phil Pearce will abandon city life and return to his planta tion in the country. We regret j to lose such citizens as Mr. Pearee and his family, but trust they may realize their full share oT pleasure in their country home. — »s« — Mr. 11 P. Elder, revettiycn g.igeii in business iu Barnesville, is back again in Culhbert, and .viil make it his home. Wc are glad to have stu b young men in our midst—the more, tlie better. Si ro ved *r Stolen. From my pl.-in'.Rtion about the middle of October my Bull, a large public gambling operations in the - red Hull, with a small skinned sha|ic of prize or gift enterprises ! plage on right ‘hip. crop off each by our authorities. A : 0:,r ‘ ’ riUl »I ,J,t in the right, toler able short horns. Any iml'orm.-i jtion concerning his whereabouts iousness, and guess I would have died but fur Smith's llile Hams.” For sale by J. W. Mtakforu. Jnst What Hratrnh Jrft. Henry N. Copp, the land and Pension Attorney of Washington. I). C, sends us the“U. S. Salary List and Civil Service Law,” price 50 cents. All Government sala ries above $500 are given, includ found in any town, and a prospect of an Artesian Well, surely this is Cnlhlicrl’s grand op|K>rtunity. Only let us have a first class Iio tel and a general -r»))y to Presi dent Key and President Hunter so as to retain these gentlemen as the Presidents of our Colleges, and it seems to me that we will insure the building up of out ing ‘.be Executive Departments. I»l‘l make it permanently stopped by our tax uf $2(10 a day would accom plish llic olij.-ct. The last one of | n j|i |, e thei- is an unmitigated swindle, isuitably anil sin uld not lie allowed. at C'uthbcrt, Ga. Army ami Navy, Internal Reven ue, Custom Houses, Indian Agen cies, Diplomatic aad Consular Service. Post Offices. Ac. There are fully 110.000 Federal offices for President Cleveland to fill. Twenty pages of specimen exami tion questions arc given, with the Civil Service Law and regulations. This is probably the cheapest j form in which this much desired information has been published. Every young man and woman pros|ierous—a little indifference now will let this golden opportu nity pass away. A Pathos. m » t*r Do you want to make your wife or daughter a Christmas pi t sent that is both useful and ornamental, and that will aid in making home happy? Ifso, goto J. W. Stanford's and buy an Or jgau or a Piano. Hc sells them so cheap you can afford it. Gt —We publish municipal ticket i who has not decided a life calling thankfully received and i needs this book. The Govern rewarded. Address me , nient offers lucrative nnd honora ble employment. Every citizen who expects his Senator nnd Rep resentative to secure him some thing under Government can, bv j “"'nination was sent to the senate ... . . a* i . , , . . i . , * during the marniog, and that Be- scl . ,,K ’ 1 lhe, “ ? I,ranc h of the state! possessing this manual, decide at j i^. “ cnt inU , executive session Mr. Tigner, of this The Dawson Journal warmly bill to make the The boveriitirAppoiaisa Satmmrto Judge Purse; of the City Court. Yesterday Governor McDaniel appointed Colonel Marshall J. Clarke, judge of the city court of Atlanta to succeed Judge Dorsey, who sent his resignation to the governor a few days ago. The 2t. E. Pittman. elsewhere the ii- 1885. So far I as we know no other ticket will! a l‘l ,,a,1, * s tl,e be put before the public. , , - - . hold how good, and how pleasant i ""iversity, but-says that the prop : once whether to accept or lefuic' to consider it. it i~ fur brethren to dwell to'>"th-i oslt ' on to amend section 4,310 so ; an offered position. It may save j senatorial district, addressed the er in unity.” ’ | that drunkenness may | places" through — R- R. T Wll I a a Hats, of all descriptions ; an immense stock on hand, and will sell them strictly at New York prices. In Clothing, we can show 10 Saits, to any other merchant in town one. Good rum. --.sturate ■ ‘ ti.t » •;i v-tl —til; two iu<*uiiis ago, is in thisciiy f« a few days on a visit to his friends. Whether lie has any very particular business or not here, he did not tell us. ; wo g. 1 turned • have in: learned, but to press they iiave just re headed by the brass band. —The case of Joe Phelps for ihe murder of Mr. Daniel, resid ing a few miles Inflow W ards came up for trial last week before Judge Simmons. The jury re turned a verdict of guilty with a recommendation that he be con lined in the penitentiary for life. \Ye understand that a motion for — ; punishable by fine and imprison !’• t ti t Ii bert Minstrels went j ment should be first acted upon. ■ Daw-son to play Tues i It says: i*. What their success | With reference to the bill to ' amend we wish to say that we ; heartily endorse it and sincerely hope it may become a law. There old „ , | arc good reasons for such a law; j and shaking a big roll of money. | the |«op|c generally will approve ,7 " * " j it. we think, and certainly the con- —The “right ot way hands on uimon of tilings demand it. \Ve the C., C. A F. Road will resume ■ are ready to indorse and uphold work next Monday. Other work any measure by which the curse will regularly commence afresh 1 <^>nkvn D e^ may be suppress . . , I T i> | eu or removed. Ami, if our mdi- on the alh of January. By the ■ vil , U]ll .ere of sufficient middle of February a tuli force will | force tocom|ici-it we would have beat work. <.’ol Crawford, the : incorporated the traffic dealer and from refusing wrong informa- We would like to give you the exact number of yards of Piece Goods and Pieces of Clothing on hand, but our Clerks arc too busy j a ncw trial has been made, selling Goods at these low figures, and have no time to spare fur measurin'' and counting, besides knowing such is of no interest to our customers. All we want Is to compare our Prices with others for same quality of Goods. i President of the Road, is off for a i make it an offi nsc to manufacture ! » _ .1 i <-._:i_lor 6ell it as a l.cveragc. We would like to sec Dawson one of the ; branches of the state university m * m | wiren tiie otlier bit! is passed, lint I.ut there tie a general rally to so as we have so manv entic I few days on a visit to iiis family in Atlanta. We are lower than the lowest. F. PULASKI & CO. November 27, ct. —Some things have to go down before lliey can go up, and some our (.oilegos next term. The of ficers are doing their duty in'get ling patronage from abroad. Let PAINT HOW! I am selling Strict ly Pure Lead, war ranted, and Linseed Oil at prices that will enable every body to paint up. Get my figures be fore you paint. J. W. Stan Four. For Rent; A Farm, and Houses in city for 1885. Apply to NovJO tf. M. C. PAKKERSON —Don't be humbugged by every traveling agent who talks sweet, but go to R. J. Anthony's, and buy von a Stove at one fourth tlie price, that will last twice as long, tf Trrcpaia' No* ice. I hereby forewarn all persons, black and white from liuntinp. trapping, fisli- ine or trespassing in any manner, upon inv Lands in the lith District, known as tlie -carter Place." consisting of Lots Nos. 45 71 and K2, and half of leils Nos. 40 and 70, as all offenders will be prose cuted to the extent of dec 4-3t I- I)- MONROE. For Nate. Mr house and lot on College street, at a low price and liberal terms. For particulars apply to E. Titlcbnum. l<-, F. Pulaski. things have to go up before they j l,ome f,,lks * waku lo lheir in can go down. Of this latter class j tke l irem * scs - ^ ^ ^ is the work necessary to bore an —Mr. A. M. Sawyer and his Artesian Well. The derrick for! , >ri( , e ne£ Jliss Minnie Fletcher, lifting the piping now shoots I of Terrell county, reached home 72 feet into the air, and forms quite an object of interest. Work is actively going on, and the par ing places where the hellish stuff is dealt out ye shall not be over enthusiastic. Give us the bill as a law respecting drunkenness and then we will the more readily and heartily importune the establish ment of a branch of the universi ty here. ties doing it to it. evidently are used —The alarm of fire a little after dark Friday night last brought the firemen and quite a number of other citizens to the square. The excitement was caused by a lamp being knocked from a table in Mrs. Sherman's residence, and broken upon the floor. Some few articles in the room were burned, but no serious damage was sus tained. A cyclone passed tb rough Clarke county on Monday, of this week. county yesterday afternoon. A pleasant j Mormons l-.avc crossed gathering at the residence of Mrs. William Sawyer, celebrated the happy event last night. The Supreme Court of Indiana recently rendered a dccison in a divorce case in these words: “You voluntarily chose a drunkard for a drunkard’s wife. His failure to keep a pledge or reformation made before marriage docs not justity you in deserting biin. You knowingly married a diunkard: you must make yourself content with the sacred relationship.” — — m The legislature has imposed a tax of $100 on all dealers in pis Lois. During the past summer 2,000 over into Arizona, so that now wt have about 5,000 of these outlaws in the Territory. They have ail taken up government land. They lo cate in colonies,” and, in many wards and precincts, hold tlie balance of power and elect their Justice of the Peace. These are but the advance of tlie hordes lo follow. America's Pride. True American men a'hd wo men, by reason of their strong constitutions, beautiful forms, rich complexions and characteris tic energy, are envied by ail na tions. Its the general use of Dr. Harter’s Iron Tonic which brings about these results. f a i senate in support of the nomina tion, and Mr. Clarke was very promptly confirmed. He will en- tion. The book does not profess j Ur tll0 discharge oHiis du- strict accuracy on postmasters* i ties 011 the 1st of January, and salaries, which go up or down 1 being a man «»f high character, with every readjustment, but is ric !‘ attainments and the , r ... I strictest integrity, there is no near enough for practical llMrpos- j (lou|>l t ,„ t -. arL , er „ jll(lge es. Mr. Copp wishes to coii'cs , will be one of remarkable bnl l>ond with parties who know theliiancy.—Constitution. address of any Mexican war sur vivor or widow. SAVE l'OCR HONEY! All Fire Insurance Companies doing business in this State have one and the same rate, then why nol insure with the Southern Mu tual, which Company divide an nually the net profits with poiicy iioiders, lessening in tins way very frequently more than hall the premiums |>aid? Then if you can get your insur ance Tor about one half of what you are now paying with a Com pany whose standing in every j g ve sense is unquestioned, why not take the advantage? Everybody should carry some insurance, and this Company having this advantage over other Companies deserves your patron age. Dwelling risks specially de sired. Respectfully refers to mi incrous policy holders in the city. geo. McDonald, dec 11 4t Agcut. —F. Pulaski A Co., arc ex jKa-tiug a new lot of latest style Dress Goods which they bought at reduced prices, and will sell them very low. tf Athens, Ga., Banner: The scourge that is now killing so many people in Virginia, passed through Franklin county then,now banks, in 1854 or 1855. The physicians did not understand tlie tliseasc. and all efforts to Em* Clerk •fRaperlsrFaarl. I am a candidate lor the office of Clerk of Superior Court. I foci that I aiu competent, and will appreciate the support of my fel low citizens. - td J. W. Dinningtos. Em* Tai Receiver. I am a candidate for Tax Re ceiver, ami if elected will serve the |ieople faithfully and well. Ad M. II. Melton. Far Tax Celleeter. I announce myself a candidate for Tax Collector, td. T. A. GOODRl'M. Em* SkrriC I am a candidate for Sheriff, td. L. A. SMITH. Em- Nkvrir. At the earnest solicitation of citizens of tlie various Districts ol the county of Randolph I have consented to allow the use ol my name as a Candidate for the office of Sheriff. If elected I promise a full and faithful discharge of every duty connected witli the office to tlie very best of my abili ty. Respectfully, GREEN R. WATSON. Caaslj Treasarer. We are authorized to announce the name of Capt. Jko. F. Kiddoo as a candidate for re election to the office of County Treasurer— election 1st Wednesday in Janua ry, 1885. td For Tax Urrrh rr. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for re election to tlie office of Tax Receiver of Randolph county. If elected I promise to serve the people as faithfully in the future as I Iiave tried to do in tlie past. Respectfully, til SANDS STANDLEY. For Clerk Superior «'owrt. Grateful for support in tlie past, I announce myself a candidate for re election as Clerk. Iu tlie event of a nomination for connty officers, my friends will, please remember me in tlie primaries. oct'J tel II. O. BEALL. To theCHizraxiiBd Tolrnsf Raadolsk Coasl). I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Ordinary of Ran dolph county. I Iiave endeavored to do my doty in siiiif offic-e fiff over sixteen years, and it elected again will do all in inv power to fulfil all the duties »f the office Thankful for past favors, I am, Respectfully, Ac. Id M. GORMLEY. For Ordlsar). I announce myself a candidate for Ordinary. If elected, I prom ise to give my entire time and ser vices to Hie duties of the office, and to lie faithful to best interests of tlie county. Very res|>ectfiilly, td. B. W. ELLIS. Help the Needy. I am a candidate for the office of Tax Receiver of Randolph coun ty*. I need it, and if elected will discharge its duties faithfully, til. A. C. WARD. For Tax Collector. At the request of many friends I iiereby announce myself a can didate lor tiie office of Tax Collec tor of Randolph countv. td T. J. PHIPPS. A aaoi* aceaaenf • The Workingman's Candidate for Sheriff, td JOHN T. GEORGE. AT GUNN’S Mr. Blaine has withdrawn his suit against the Indianapolis Sen tinel on the ground that there is no justice to lie had iu Indiana. -o-o-o*- Judge McCay, of tlie United States Court for Georgia has giv en unmistakable sings of insanity and has been sent to a- private asylum at Baltimore. FOR NAI.lt My House and Lot on Lumpkin Street one mile from court house, containing 58 acres—aliout twen ty-three acres cleared—balance in woods—good well of water, improvements new. Terms easy. For information apply lo II. O. Beall during mv absence ‘ J. B. BUSSEY, Sept. 11th, 1884. tf Fata for Ihe Hillioa. Tlie following are some of the Humorous Books jnst received at J. W. Stanford's: Sketches from Texas Siftings, Jokes for tlie Jolly, and Mirth for the Melancholy, Sirs. Partington's Car|ictbng of _ Fun, Diary ot Village Gossip, Bill check it proved a failure. We i Jive’s Boomerang. Major Jones' recollect one old gentleman lived j Courtship. Major Jones’ Travels, on the Hudson river, who lost his; Pickwick Papers, David Copper- , . , . , , , f field. Chatter Box, for 1884, for grand children and L le Young Foiks. Also the 8,1- twenty negroes. Hc had two | owing Poems: Mcridieth, Milton, grand-sons dead in the house at | H -rhert. Mia,re. S|>encer, Brown- the same time. Nothing that i ing. Lncile, Poe, Tennyson and the physicians could do would GtiM* m i , h* Ct stop it. and it SPOT C^YBII WILL TELL, and for Spot Cash wc arc offering tlie Biggest Bargains ever offered in this market. Our Goods are all paid for. Wc got the benefit of oil discount j, aud vreare now offering our Mammoth Stock of GOODS, Embracing Every Article of Merchandise You may be in need of, at such LOW PRICES' That the Goods are Pound to Sell! Do you want a WOOL !1 VT? Wc are almost •ririns’ tl m away. Do you want a WO ' ; ■ N'S SHOE, a MAN'S SHOE. a CHILD'S SHOE? If so, w< can sell to you, as our prices e lack Bottom. And don’t you forget it. Do you want a pair of BLANK ETS or BED SPREAD? Our Low Prices arc Moving These Goods f- So call while OUK STOCK IS FULL Do You want Anything in tlie Hardware Line? Such as HAND SAWS. eirosstxT rs— HAMMERS, HATCHETS, AXES, TABLE or Pocket Cutlery FILES, AUGERS, or ANYTHING ELSE In the Hardware Line, Just remember we can save you BIB MONEY! On this Line of Goods. We have a big slock of Furniture which we are going to sell in the next CO days, “Profits or no Prof its.” A Carload Flour! To arrive. Bough of prices, which it Lowest Ebb lilies IIS to Knock vhe Bottom Out of all prices heretofore quoted by any merchant. seemed that tlie plantation would soon be depopu lated. until Dr. Doster, of Jeffer son, was sent for, and lie prepared a medicine that soon slopped the dreadful scourge. Excited Thousands All over the land are going into estasy over Dr. King's New Dis covery for Consumption. Their iinlooked for recovery by the time ly use of this great life saving remedy, causes them to go nearly wild in its praise. It is guaranteed to positively cure Severe Coughs. Colds, Asthma Hay Fever, Bron chitis, Hoarseness. Loss of Voice, or any affection of tlie Throat and SHILOH'S cOl'dll and Consumption ■ Lungs. Trial Bottle free at J. W. Cure is sold by ns on a guarantee. It j ^ fA?i ,oKD's drug Store. Large size cures consumption, r or sale by J. W.l o STANFORD. I $1.00. Beef Market! I have opened my .Market House North side of Public Square again, and am now selling good fat Beef, Mutton, Kid, Ac. A siiare of the public patronage is solicited. W. C. JENKINS. July 31st, tf. j7 j. WORSHAM^ CUTHBERT. GA. E Office over Postoffice. ^0 sept 1H tf DW* Die most handsome line of Papers, all kinds, ever offered before at J, W. STANFORD'S Now just re member that during the coming 90 (lays, we are going to con vert 50 per cent, of our Mammoth into the Spot Cash and our low prices are the Inducement# You are requested to call and be con?* vinced of the truth of what we advertise Respectfully, J. McK. GUNN# novG-ct