Cuthbert enterprise and appeal. (Cuthbert, Ga.) 18??-1888, November 18, 1886, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textlocal ustoties. j -pi 'opnsitinns in regard ~ ! city park are now in order. -A prettj pair of Broncho po- —Dr. Worsham was visiting to a nies, belonging to a drover, have been at Price’s stables this week. m ♦ m — Take !\«lit a e. Photographs will be taken ii II. t. BROCK'S Gallery. at re duced rates, lor One Month only. no\4 1 ni — Many a greasy porker wil fall vietims of the slaughter pet tile first cold wave. —Reduced in Photo prices phy means cheap stock and poo work. Bear this in mind and in spect our *.voi k and prices bet. re having work done. It P.\lack Photo Text. Macon on Sunday. —Mr. If. O. Beall lie land of Jno. P. ■en t. —Tlii* journal is glad to learn *f theeontinued improvement of; • he Messrs. Oliver, of Slielltnan. ! — Mr. John M. Redding is mak-j ing some noticeable improvements ‘ »n his resilience. —That charming little sou . brette. Patti Rosa, will occupy the i Opera House in Eufaula to night, j ® I —Some of our citizens have been gardening since the rain. —Everybody is cordially in SiforMy. j All day yesterday dark clouds ] rolled up from the Southwest, ac ; Viteil l,. call ai llie Pai.ace Photo ! t.imi.anie.1 !>y heavy gustsof win.l mlvertises I ^ EST t,n '* see *l»wimcns. West for Come, "mining ;-.ig, forth from your sty, For now has come your time to die; You are sleek and lat, from a well-lill- ‘ burst over ed crib, And now we* ril>. I least upon juicy spare —Tiie Texas Stock at Price’s Stables are being sold rapidly ano at reasonable prices, by It K. K. Banner Mr. II. 15. Elder was in Florida last week. Slav the bright da\ young man and young j dreams of hopeful anticipation, in i L j, e i r °uLino*t —The harder the times, th« greater is the boom imparted If the matrimonial market. ICukher tiiuoib! Rubber Shoes. Rubber Rubber Co ils anil Rid her bars, at The Shoe Store. — t> - — -Money made the male go, but it could c:sc that suhllc Texas pony. nev* influence Toe Sale. By T. N. KI LI.EX. Bronwood,! Terrell county. Ga., No. 1. New I I >•..» < 'vnn>s<* S\ vup Ibrn lh j — Quality Warranted and Orders Ex- lady in the place sh-.ubl join the Literary Ciu'». —The oyster is here. How long before we will have the church supper? — A largo number of v : s:t »rs are • xpected in tliecitv during Con Hats. Terence week. The thanksgiving Ciret:-' turkey will be held over until then Rev. B. I) I) Greer and Elder R \V. Gamble have ret timed from the meeting of the Synod at Sparta. —Judge Clarke an«l wife have returned from Atlanta The Judge was op last week re elected to the Judgeship of tlie Pat.aula circuit which he has been induigin, late, ripen into a bountiful bar and occasional showers of rain, which gave warning of stormiei weather to come. About dark the fury of a wind and rain storm the city, and for ?. | short time IVar stole over even ! count nance, while the more lim f id soi ght places of safely, 01 j walked tiie floor in agony. Houses rod e from the f rc • of a terrifb wind, tiie ceaseless mar of which j drowned even noise. File sir c s were u a f.;w mo cents manv indies i'eep m water, axing the gut ers at:d pi pi: g o capacity, and is STOP! 1 Delectalave. OT ATTPUflflB HP BBTHBO VS f TEETH WHITE AS smow: MltraTul OF FnlOFS III 1 WfiOLLN LOOMS A Few Important Questions I historical r exer over : j vest. — All thase reeding •Stock ! plantation me will do weil to call ’ »n E E. Banner this week, b»r he will sell you Stock at bottom J - prices. It j A number of our citizens have : uccll in till* B.llfl city tills Week. . il'.cnditig the E ist Alabama Fair | Fhv attractions are better and j more varied than usual, which I will doubtless prove a bonanza loi . lie enterprising gentlemen, whose j vim knows no such word as fail. — The pici ures in tin* Pos'oJIbe S are not specimens from the Palace Photo Tent. Our samples an —Dr. II. II. Mnpv>. of Sharon. | exhibited only al vhe Test. ll 'del28 5w Ga.. 1 in the dtv. The »loc has A i tor it nil old redden*. *»n number of friends here. —X ow let tbe Coliiml i J’lnri.lo t*-»«1 «•»•»« .1 t ?»* and old Randolph will put on airs i n^xt. vmr sure enough, i —|\fr .T -T. Mathew* bos been j improving Ids nrnnertv. tbe Per 1 rvman ulneo. on Roxankle street irpcen!1v. —The Methodic* ehureh is be I’n-T re;v« : iv>d Kvervttdn'r round ; nt»»»>it will nmennt an invitingnp Nurse lies, througli their agents.] pea ranee be (' -.n fere nee. —“He that is guiltless let him c ?*L me tiisi slone,’’ should hi placarded conspicuously hcfoiei 1 llie iloor of him who seeks to cor- j reel the errors of his fellow cili ZellS. Onion Setts For Fall Planting, at if J. W. STANFORD’S. C. P. Cole Co., of Atlanta delivered a number of fruit tr< to purchasers around this place lhe first of tlie w< ek. “I would not live always,*’ was written before the discovery <>t Brown’s Iron Tonic, by a man “all out of whack,” with a torpid liver and dyspepsia. Those now suffering the same way drink Brown’s Iron Tonic, and sing: “Sweet fields arrayed in living green.” —— — —The cotton remaining ungut h ored m tiiis section would not av erage 100 pounds per a ere. That which has been marketed lias brought the plainer abou*. 8 cents. B*. BM liANlil A TO., Have the Finest and Best Assoit nicnl of White, Red and Gray Blankets in town, which they of fer at greatly reduced prices, if — ^ • m Tiie weal her. during the fall has so l at tied the weather prophets that not one of them can be found who will attempt to tell us when we may look for the first real cold Spell. Paint Now, \ —Dr. V Sv Wisdom, nf Benna .Vista was in Hie city yesterday. 'Pile Doctor will make one more, xi< ; !. and then — well we ll teil yon r. xt. week. — I). M Jacobs, at Harris'' Dry floods House, bn* a good Mulct > rind Horse whiidi be ofTers <• ' for cash, or on time until next fal ' on good seen lit y. — The N. Y Sporting World, ofj h l Monday, illustrated tbeterri ' , las . hie tragedy I ctween the Me i rs Oliver and their wi n’d be assas- • sins at Sliellman. j — Seed oats are in demand.— T!»ose having 1 hem for sale could j find purchasers at once by letting \ ! it be known through these col u inns. ; _ : —The soaking which the dust i got, last. \Vedne*d*y night ha**; benefited all nature wonderfully ; since. Several very pretty rye j ■ patches are springing up round i town in con sequence. — Our immediate Represent a j live. llmi. f Ta\b»r, lias been 1 , : placed on tin* committees ol K in- 1 While J W selling Lead and Oil and have your homes m at for Conference. j cation and Roads and Bridges SIANTOKD iUo will work fait’-.fully anywhere so l-1 leap. , | lt . Inav |,e looking :u ■ kno Hart tfc French, Photographers, lell Tuesday lor Cuthbel t. They : ie fine artists and we regret to have tbelli leave. We cordially jecomim tid them to our Cuthbei l friends.— Toil Gfthies Advertiser. too. has —The highest tnaiket paid for Hides green or Will buy a I I It ' J. II pile* ’ i ied, all get. <’. ATKINSON. — P. Harris wants everybody to stop long enough to day to read his very important advertisement, trad it ionai J showing what he intends to do | with his immense stock of dry goods. H«- is determined to please ail in quality ot goods and prices 1 Ic will make a special run on al! lines of goods fora few weeks. I S ^Yitl NelS You A genuine Pebble Goat Button! Mine lot $2.00. It is well worth ! $2.50 Be sure ami call for my $2.00 Pebble Goat Sins'. ct W. I) BAILEY, j — Only five weeks to Christmas | The face of tiie small boy grows! rounder with joy every day. i —Just received some Felt in nice shades, 2 yards wide, at ct F. PULASKI & CO.’S —The professional tramp and 1 beggar is bobbing up at tbe back Horn* of our residence*, with the; stereotyped story about wanting to get hack home. Home, one of the sweetest words in tiie English language is sure to awaken tender feelings, and the cunning pad al- j ways gets a substantial reinforce- ! ment to help him on his way. I Will Sell Von A Lady’s Fine Button Shoe for $1 25 Try a pair—they are ex- j ceil cut in stv le and finish, ct W. 1). BAILEY — —• m From our tax collector we learn that only about thirty prr cent, of the assessments for Ibis year have as yet been collected. This is rather a small ratio for the time of year, and it. view of the fact that the books will be closed soon, notice of which is given elsewhere, it would be well for the tax payers of the county to look up Mr. Good rum at once and secure their receipts. • resent 1 lie of the lecture! much. Vo l ice. I will rent to the highest bidder.! past two before Court House door in Cuth - * lici t, on Ist Tuesday in December next, for 1SS7. only, the lands of Jxo. P. West, in 0th District Ran dolph county. 'IVmis on day. II. 0. BEALL. Guardian, novlS 2 v For Jno. P. West. laced. —The Job Department of the I here in a few , Knteki'kise «fc Appeal, has been ! Mvertlowing with work of every •description for several weeks. All hands, and the “devil been as busy as the bee in the tar bucket. The exhibition of Palestine’ -The Land of Beauty.” Monday •night :it Powell’s Hall by Mr. ! Charles McKenzie was pleasant 1\ j spoken of by those I i i ii teres i ing t a!k j was enjoyed very j —II may be well for ns to state that this journal never male any j fight upon the Randolph Mann \ fad us ing Company, nor has it lever seen any occasion for ! doing. Our files are open for in spection by gentlemen. j —'Flits Eufuuhi Fair ; talk this week. Parties to go over can gel i t lie Sout h western battle of Gettysburg on the fair grounds ail the week. Other at tractions equally as goo f. —The dry goods house of R G •fe W. R Owen made an assign ment on M onday. witli II. O. Beall as assignee. The inability of this firm to weather the financial | storms of the season is regretted ! by all. —Our schools, inale and, female, maintain a flourishing condition ! They look for large accessions j after the Christmas holidays j which will tend to give them such ; .a boom as they have never yet ; experienced. —Those beautiful dress goods, boots, shoes, hats, hardware, and everything else that is needed in a household is going with s .at Gunn's. Only a short while : more and the stock will be dosed ;out. Now is the time to supply ] ymir wants at cost. —Several couples spent a few hours very pleasantly on Friday : night, at the residence of Dr. E • S. Parks. Miss Rhea, the guest of Miss Fanuie Parks during the weeks, is now visiting — Messrs. A. M. *fc \V. C. Saw yer had a horse stolen fr »m t ili-u. on their farm, six mile* fn»»n town, last Friday night. The thief wa.- not |y juirsue>h and t !u; horse was uni near the Eufaula rival ‘ bridge grazing in a field. Il is opposed that reaching Eufaula i-after du> light, he feared detection, | and tin ning ihe animal loose made ! ins way into iht* city on foot. —All Stock bought of E Banner, at Price’s Stables tbit* week, will he thoroughly biok#u ; by the Boss Mexican Rider. It —Parks Sz Move take pleasure n telling our readers this morn j mg of tin* numerous good things in eat they have on hand, fresh : fio:n the factories. They have many delicacies for the table, wliidi will make you smile to read about, ('all on them an i have an order filled, and our word honoj f* ,r R you will never regret it. — E E Runner having received telegram from home calling him there as soon as possible, ill sill better Stock, for le*»s i money, than ever bought in this j section, dining the next few days. ! Mrs Jack S mpson. ncc Miss | Ida H-ni.|, :.f.ci a brief illness, i litdat Fort G.dnes on Monday t. S!i«.* va< a biidc of but a [few months. I —A notice of the Louisville i J ''hol t hand Institute .a| p a s' to ! d »y. The writer found this de • >iiaide accompli-dimi-nt as mvste- i r o is as the hieioglypliics on an Egyj lian monument,hutdctei min ed to solve its tnysleries. Others i wishing to do likewise would d »| ] veil to consult tiie above school. — B W Kills lias pnrehaseti a beautiful and cheap line of Cook- ! ing Stoves, an l wili sell tliein j clicaj er than tiny were ever trn in the land. They will be lavs. * It 1 some places overflowing an S wash • ng up ti»e same. Thick dark • j ness equal perhaps to that which : fo; , plagued the Egyptians added aw* ; “ o the terrible scene. Not a light ! con Id be seen. The street lamp* j i vieldcd to tiie force of tlie wind • at the first gust like.an unprotected tallow candle. As the stonu grew j stronger, the i-niployecs in tin* : ; Ili a* busy in tiie effort to giv* our readers an eaily morning pa per, feeling tin? swaying to and ’ fro of tin* buii iing. g ew nervous, and some left their cases and ran pell uiell into the streets. Ti e worst damage a**certninf*‘i by tin* scribe, in his early pern in bnlations a:min I the city, is tha» siislainol by Messrs. II art A Freni It, the plmto^i apliers. T hese gen!h men bad their t»-nt capsized during tiie «o:s’ of the slo. in. ; They were in it at the time pack i ing for dear life, and succeeded in putt ing away the e’-.amcras and oilier valuables before the stays; gave way. They lose much of i their stock, blit wi 1 be ready fm business again in a day or two. Mr. P. A. Price ha i Ids stock of goods damaged from rain l« the extent of fifty dollars. The j.* | parapet in front of his store was i blown down. Fencing in differ : ent parts of the city is down. The ; Presbyterian parsonage fence i> I to pieces. 'Flu? sower pipe Oil Box ankle st rcet. near Mrs Ridg wav « residence U washed out. Shade trees in Mr. I!. I). Hai.-teri ** yard are blow n «1 .*»w ! his yard fence consult gin house of Mr. I) I. Weaver, at the junction, was considerably ; damaged, n part of it having sue climbed to the wind. We could gain no further inhu mation from the country round ; .about, owing to the early hour at whit'ii we go to press, it is high !y probable that mill dams ale damaged to some extent. This Tiie Cry af tiie Entire Contry: Times are Hard! Crops are Short! Asked aad Answered. What will whiten my teeth? Pclcc- •alavc. 2d. " ?:at will cleanse my mouth? De- ect:i!avi\ 3<l. vvhat will harden and beautifv ny guilts? !>c!eofal:iv<». 4th. Wliat will purify my breath? Po ! ectj:4:ive. ath. What will aid in preserving my .etrth? Peiectaliive. ♦ith. What will prevent the forming of tartar? Pole^talave. 7th. Wiuit will neutralize any acidity of the Saliva? Pel-.*ctalav e. 8th. What will cure tender and bleed ing g*.uns ? Pel* eta la ve. USE DELECTALAVE. A.2STID BE OLE^A.3Sr. Price50 cent**. For sale I*v J. w. Stan- i ford «nd T. 8. l’ovvcll. <'i;tlibert. tia. I mavgn-lv F. PULA8KI & CO.’S. Having bought a very heavy stock of Woolen Roods, aiul the weather all this fall being too warm to sell manv of them, we find ourselves overstocked, and have concluded to sell all IIcavv Goods at anv I . price, as A" Our Stock lust be Reduced. Chest nuts. There is a young clerk in Mn- ! on so ied headed that the pro .rietor of t lie store in which hi labors will not allow him to weigh j •mt gun powder.— Jlucon Tele graph. There is a man in Cherokee; nun! V. so it. is told, whose head so red that his little son climb* ! lpon :i chair near his head and • reads the Signal at night without | my other ’light except the blight- ! ness from hi* father’s head.— - ; Dcthlonegc -Si•purl. i There is a woman in Pulaski county so red headed that her- I have ton inanj Goods on hand. , . , ,, ... ., liiiusr, fuariim tltat the warm rnvs must be sold regardless of price. Foi Money is Scarce! COLLECTIONS ARE POOR!: Ladle** Wraps, worth $7 50. we sell for $5 50. Ladies’Wraps worth 50. we sell for $7 50. Lailies* Wraps, worth $11 50, we sell for $0 50. Ladies* (Toaks. worth $1 00, reduced to 00. Ladies* Cloaks, worth $5 00. reduced to $3 75. We have the handsomest Line of Short Wraps and Boucle Jackets in town. Prices reduced. the next n it. i!ai>H*n - n. damaging [ will sell everything in my •ral.lv. Tin- * ° * Only at Cost, but many things store, not from her brilliant head might ignite the fodder or cotton, and ae is compelled to wrap her head with wet towels at least thin imes during the night to keep • i.e bedding from being destroyed by fire We don t believe in giv ing :;li the red headed gb»rv honor to the male sex. —11 aide ins cl He Scirs. Overcoats, worth $3 50. reduced to $2 75. Overcoats, worth $7 50. reduced to $0 00. Overcoats, worth $0 00. reduced to $7 50. Overcoats, worth Jfl2 00. reduced to $10 00* {h ercoats, worth $15 00, reduced to ->12 5lb TON gpH WAG0H SCALES, MOIl’S Clot-Mlig, BELOW COST ! morning is clear, calm .and fm^lv — a lilting finale to the ugly i weather of hmt night. I5cal!s of H «*. %% . IS. <bvcu. After an illness of only a few days, Mr. \\ illie R ()<v*-n die*l al his fat tier’s home on Wc«lnt*sdav morning, surrounded by lux in fiicnds and relatives who mini lered to Ins wants with lend* hands un v il his spiiit took i flight. In llie first Idootn of e.arlv manliotxl, when life's brightest ; rays fell with le ulgint splemlor j along his pathway, «hm he could jhave been the slay of devoted parents and the dearest conipau I lean Business. Goods at Your Own Price ! nov18 ct ; bfot hei s and sisters sad to rontemplat — From handbills «listi ibute«l ' ai'imind. vve see that Mr. E E Ban- j ner, vvlio has a number of Texas ! hoises and mules in this mnikel. : will give a wild West sliow on . S:i’. nr.lay. He has a Mexican with him who can ride any thing that travels o:i four legs. This exhibition will take place on the public square, and will doubtless , be witnessed by a large number of all tiie people. wishing! —Don't wait for sunshine, half rates by Pictures made in cloudy weathei Railroad. The as well as sunshine at the It Palace Photo Tent. — An alarm of fire was turned on Saturday night about Do clock. ; caused by smoke issuing from : diflerent portions of Harris' Dry Goods House. Upon investigation it was discovered that a plank placed over the lop of a stove flue in tiie spring, had not been re moved, nud when a fire was made in the stove Saturday, the first one ol the season, the sinoke ulil not escape. llie engines were brought out and companies : responded, but quiet was soon i 1 f*. | * restored. Flic bleak chilly* atmosphere, ‘ and <!ti 11 gray clouds, the first of j the week, would have been con- rush'! strueil in the up country as pre monitory of a snow storm. Here, where the sweetest and most del icate flowers bloom perennially in j the open air. such occurrences are j rare and unlooked for. The over i a number of the young people ot i the city met and organized a Lit erary Society, which, besides af- , foniing a few hours of pleasure. ! occ:isi«»nally. can be made very in-; structive and entertaining, Mr. j Robt. L M«»ye was made Presi [ dent, and Miss Willie Kiddoo See- ! retary. T!:e meetings will be on ' l'uesday night, every oilier week, i as regularly as possible, to wnic’i the married people are es- ‘ pecially invited. The next meet ing will he field at the residence f Mr. J. J. M* Donald, on the 23 I inst. A pleasant programme lias been arranged for that occasion, as loll own: i oh'iuaii .*»!:• I ioca .\oln«. Mrs. .Jas. B. Morgan is again among her many friends in this vici nil v. Mrs. Wm. Wethcishy, who has known lies’ lie I been visiting her mother, return Though quiet, led to her home in Jon** county. \ esterday. Mrs. Jno. Ij. Brown, of Cu*h licit, is visiting relatives hero tin week. M .uy of our citizens are off to the Eufaula fair this week. Mr. Vf. P. Andrews has been to Henry county, Ala , f«»r several • lays fin king after Ins interest over there. Mrs Robt. Knowles is growing feebler ail the while, and doubt less will soon pass away. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Oiiff. of Blufl’ton. visited relatives here last week. Miss Ella Cox, a fascinating belle of Micllman. is the guest ot llie families of Messrs. J K Unh and J. C. Hancock, this week. Pleasant converse by day, and 1 pleasant dreams by night. Mis* ; E !a. It is my exquisite pleasure to inform the young ladies and gents that I am an active agent for 1 matrimonial suitors and cones oudeists. Any one doiring cithei will do well t*» confer with me. Satisfaction gnatantced, and all letters confidential. Be sure you don't construe it wrong. I am agent for others. P. O Box. No. 1. Our Coleman apothecary clerk. A. L Martin, is offering special inducements to procure the trade of the young I a* lies. The sear piano ha* been receiv ed at the Academy, where the 4«Biidnmticnts. ?•<*»*• i»<* Aou. to lovm his death is Here where lie w: was loved by a!I. lie possessed a coageni-d disposi lion that won f«»r him IVietuls wliose **onfi lence he never lost. On Wednesday eveiling Ins re mains was fallowed to lhe Western cemetery by a large concourse of mourners, where. ami<i t :e sad-h—t and most impicNsive «*f f in.-ral rites by llie pastor of the Method ist church, they were laid to re-»t. A true friend. aflVcti *natc s*-n and devoted brother is no more The. Lord gave and the Lord takc’.h a*\:.y. Blessed be the name of the L »ri. AT COST! $10 000 Stnili I.f Dry Good... Clothing. Hats. Boots and Shoes. :rt The Empire Store nf'Jami:s G Mathews, will be sold at ACTU AL COST until January first ut-xt. N«» iiumbng. but a rare chalice to buy Good*. I need file money, ami tiie Goods must sell. JAMES G MATHEWS, It Culhbcrt, Ga ! ,11:ul ,ID > tD ' r * n ' V. I’. L. 8, On Thursday evening last, all; the residence of M r. Jno. L. Brown, j The Entekiuhse A- Atuevl. largest weekly paper piildis the li<*d n this section of country, for One Doi.l v*; per annum, and a valurt : »»h* Book given to each subscribei I n*e. lids book gives infonna- 1 ion of the utmost importance to even body. Il ti lls vv hat to eat. , hoiv to ent it. things to do, things to avoid, how to breathe, dangers • *l kissing, ventilation, occupation for invalids, preventing near sight odnesss. restoring the drowned, lungs and iiv* r diseases, con tag ions diseases, hmv to avoid them, care of teeth, after dinner naps, headache, cause and cure, etc. The Entekiuhse Am:.\i. and B.-thel Association News for $l 50 p?r annum. The Exteki’kisk he Atpeal and the Atlanta weekly Constitution. - 1 arc Ccix *a.I litspi 1 SQO nnd j’<- • .‘tit—fur !r-« I": -aL:*tl> i- l: n •' « par «-r nnd rr I kBOUU, V No clue to t!ie hitting places ot ■ Vincent the defaulting Stat Freasuier of Alahasm. has vet ; been found. Gov O’Neal, in hisj recent message t•» t!»c Legislature,! -ays that since the *-|ose of tl;e! last session every possible < flort ! has been made to find and bring ' to j-i-iice the absconding ex Freasuier. Kve:y consideraldr deteei ire agency in tins country has been furnished information of his great crime. ndvise<l of the ’luge reward oflVled for Ids ap- prehmsioR, and supplied with j n-io’.ographs of idm and a descrip- j tion of his person, manner and habits, and llie co operation of the American (*on=*tilar and coinuier rial agent s abroad has b» e:i so iiciied. This is a large world, •ami it has a great many obscure' coiners in it, but more than likelv i Vincent's whereabouts will be discovered, soonei or later. Prob ably his eiHiscience will do more Ilian detectives can do. and even tually bring him injustice. o sw Baldwin s Protection OIC^AR, —AT— •iprS Iv C. N. SIMl'SON’S. — —^ # -c»—— — There i.N a great labor strike among the meat packers of (,’liica- , g'». Eift*-en liiousand Knights • »: Labor have quit work, and re fuse to let other men lake their Boys’ Clothing, Children’s Clothing. i Men’s All Wool. Black Diagonal Sack Suits, at #10 0*\ worth $15 00. Men's All Wool. Bl’k Diagonal Cutaway Suits at $10 00. worth $15. Men's All Wool. U’ow ti Diagonal Sark Suits at $10 00. worth $ In 00 Men's All Wool, 4 Diagonal Cutaway Suits at $10 00. worth $15.00 Mi n’s Al! Wool. Cassimere Suits, at $1*0 00. worth $15 00. Meti’s All Won!, (*a**si:nei*e Suits, at. $12 50, worth $17 00. Men’s All Wool Cassimere Suits, at $15 00. worth $20 00. Men s Black Diagonal Suits, at $5 00. worth $7 50. Men's CasNimcrc Suits, at $7 50, worth $10 00. The Finest Line in Hoys’ and Children’s Clothing. Prices Greatly reduced. | Boys’all-wool Coat at $ 1 50, worth S2.50 -M- We have entirely too much Flannel of all kinds on hand, and propose to sell at wholesale prices to reduce our Stock. A reduction of 25 per cent, on all La dies’ Shawls, Ladies’ and Children’s Vests, Balmoral Skirts, and in fact on all Wool en Roods in our house. We liavean f-legant Line of Dress Lianncls, whirh wt- will scli at gmUh" reduced prices. i )rc-ss (i<mils, from up. the handsomest Ass<irtmeni you ever saw. 'ilruiemher, that we will undersell anybody in ;-irc-!a-!ave A child should bo taught early the i imp; •rtance and use oi the tooth brush. Rather let 1 !»•? lace nr hands remain lie best general newspaper in tin- unwasbed before the morning meal.— S„!itli. f.-r only $2 00 i.er annum j Ti ,' c ll: ' l,it ' .-.nn a-juira.I: its Su.qdy your families now with the very best papers. ] advantage* i:i saving the teeth from de cay and preventing suiii-ring is incal culable. For sale by all Prttggi. The Enteki’klnE A* A item, and i ^outhi*rn Cultivator for on! v $2 50 ! per annum. Fanners should no! I let the opportunity ]tass losecun this excellent agrictihtiral journal by clubbing with this paper, (.’all ‘ at once ami subscribe. Sunday Sck^o!. llie Foiirlh t2 l,a, dri! y Meeting ; «»f the Quitman County Sundav S*dioi»l Association will be held at Woo Hawn School House near the residence of A. Ii. Teal, Friday There are many cases of lion: orrhagic fev er in Baker count3*. ligi.t hearted pupil lliumpeth with ' November 2C’h. Ail the Sunday friends in Georgetown. —A fascinating yonng lady of this city, received recently from coat is drawn a little closer, and the coals heaped a little heavier in the glowing grate, while the beaming face of old Sol is anx iously expected to burst through his leaden veil. After fruitless efforts to dispose of the old court house, the priq er authorities have given it to Mr. Clias. Taunton, the city marshal, with the understanding that he is • to remove tin* same at once. lie commenced the work yesterday morning, nnd ere many days the structure will be razed to the friends and relatives abroad, a number of handsome birthday re minders, among them a check for a nice little sum of “spot cash. ’ —Col. Olin J. Wimberly, of Mn con, and Miss Birdie McNulty, were married at tin* home of the bride's mother in Dawson recent- Both of the con. rad ing pat ties are weii known in Culhbcrt. It is not too late to sow a ; —A change in the schedule on ! Sunday last makes traveling east- • ward from here very unpleasant, j The day passenger train going ; east goes by Albany, and the on* l^igiir**** 8al<*. Having been made Assignee of | assets of the firm of R. G. A W. R Owen for the benefit of crcdi j tors of said firm, I will sell the entile slock nf Goods now in the 1 store house lately occupied hv ' said Owens at greatly reduced : prices for spot cash only. I is your time to buy. Come on | before the stock is reduced. Those indebted by account or note to said firm will make immediate ecstatic delight. ! Mrs. W. W. J •finer and h»*r i brother left for lictirv county. Aia., last Monday to make that llieir future home. They have the best w ishes of many friends Our former townsman, Mr. J L. Moore, of Ala . has recentL been in our midst. The New Hope cemetery has recently been nicely cleaned off. Miss Ida Puckett is otT on a uest ol Mrs. I. B. West. Mr. T. C. Sutton is said to be doing very well, console!ing the severity of the cut received. .Mr. T. T. Miller, the Singer representative, was in our burg last Tuesday looking alter the interest of the company. Mr. B. A. Arnett, of this place. Now: UI ,d Miss Annie Ledden, wen* married near Spring V;*ie on Sunday last. J. A. C. Solq-IiiNtruniental-MisN " illie Kiddoo. Heeitatiou -MK> N\xmi: I*i:ow\. Vo**al S»!o—Miss Axx\ Hall Fkizzellf. Kssav—K. J. H \i:i»kx. Voral I>uet—Misses Kiddoo A* Frizzellk ; . . • , struincntal Soio—Miss I>ixic ii.vulis. visit to rort Gaines, the Schools in llie county are request j ed to send delegate*, and all the friern’s of the cause are cordially invited. F. M, Bledsoe. P es. Quitman County S. $. A. Georgetown. Nov. 16. *1886. — t » — I have a splendid line » f Z egler’s Shoes, wliich I am s«-ll ing at prices within the reach ol all. If you want the best Shoe 1 von ever IwHight. call for a Zi *2 li'rjtrtirctl at J. T U 'ION'S. iJ. iv Tj All Work Guaranteed. Fill! stock of 1 !i<«e Goods al ways on hand at Lowest Prices. MY STOCK OF h r Shoe. Shoe Store. Kept W only at Th« I) BAILEY. A swarm of bees, for some un accountable reason, have pit* hm llieir headquarters in the B p list ehureh spire in Gibson The hive is in the small part id the spire, about, sixty feet fr*»:i. 1 ho ground, and the bees can be seen by anyone of good cvesig! t coming an i going continually. going west returns the same way. ; payment to the undersigned. Passengers are compelled to wait at Smithville for these trains to make the run down to Albany before they can proceed on then ! journey. The railroad officials; are just now reaping the anaibe- j mss of tbe traveling public. The ; Northern tourist however, must ! ground and the rubbish carted planted now will ripen two or off. Thus one of the oldest land j three weeks in advance of that marks succumbs to time and llie • sowed after Christinas, and is a march ot piogre^a. ! valuable s pi ice to i|ie corn crop. juantit v* of fall oats. Small grain 1 irresjK'elive of "race, color ay pro I 0 BEALL, Assignee for R. G. it \V. R. Owen. novl$! f — 1 • ^ Tati Police. Settle your State and County Taxes within twenty days from date of this notice. I will lie at have his every whim catered to,: Coleman Station Nov. 27th, Shell- i m:.r* i!h* 4tb of December. Mv v’.ous condikUut cd' servitude.” 1 Book will bt* closed as the law The regular mad tram going east! directs. Tiiis. Nov. 17th. ISSfv I Will Nell Yon A goo*l full stock Brogan f*»» j $1.00. It has n»* superior fi r $1 25 W. D BAILEY. — • m The mayoralty race in Amen j ens will be very exciting. The : present mayor. Him. J. B. Felder. ; is a candidate for re election Dr. W. P. Burt will oppose him. Those gentlemen had a personal dilliciilty last August, which will add spice to the contest. F. Pulaski & Co ILivt* the Fine-stand Best Assortment of White, lied and < irav Blankets in town, which they offer at reduced prices. tf Which you would do well to see, whether you wish to purchase now or not. Would be glad to see you tit any time. Will try to make it pleasant and profitable for you. Give me a call at the Furniture Store.. oct28-ct B. W. ELLIS, Manager. great Iv passes this praeo :*t g<*ing west al 2 r .H. ] ■> r- M, T. A. GOODS U a, T. □u' t.si.r c. Stoves, Tin A Crock ery ware Always Full and (*omj>Iet«*. I '*»itip«*tition I)v*iie*l. General Assortment • f FITRMTUjB K, Which I olfer very cheap. .1. .1. KA LMOX. febll-ct S. K. For. Etiblie Sjuarc. •I S'.lfhX 8 IRON-ALUM MASS. Fhe product of Fourteen Gallons of the best Mineral* Water in the* Wm id Evaporated to a Mass. A Rift of Nature, not a Patent Medicine. 'Flu* finest Totitcaud Appetizer known. Cures Dyspepsia and In itgeslion. Headaches. Chr«»nic Dbvnditva, Chills and Fevers. Catarrh. :nd all Throat and Nasal Aflceliun**, Scrofula and Eczema. UahUimi .Constipation. Amenorrhnja. M«»ncKrhagbi, Leucorrhri?:i and all Female- Weakness. Diseases of tbe L T rinarv Organ**, 4 Irolera Infantum, etc. Price*. $1 00 for Large Si; A>k your druggist for it. order it. then address the postage paid. Bottle; 50 cents- for Siaa-lt $izu Bottle. If he should not have it. and vvrll noi proprietors an«i it will be sent by maiL — Butter. Buttermilk and Sweet Milk for sale, daily, by a \Y.*D: BAILEY. Judge Bower sentenced thirteen convicts to tiie penitentiary at Aloany last week. Artesian water may be good for the kid j Dr'ied Beef and Hams, neys but it don’t im|«<»ve the | iii 'K.iU. n Terr Treso. ct NO CURE, NO PAY ! DICKEY'S PAINLESS RYE WATER ••tire, weak anil Inflaiucil : BRK4KF\ST 13 \C0\ ; lr ' v< s :1 ,ew willinm |min or fhnjrcr. The best Eye Water iw at SIMPSON S. ami KIRKSEY'^. A" 1 1 the WtitkI. Prive, Only 25 rrnts per li»u.U-. Ask T«r it. Have n : other. DICKEY & ANDERSON. Proprietors, Anil JIannfac-i tirers of the above Remedies. Driotol IVnn. ’Ft.if salv hi .1. W. Se\m"i:i>. snarls |y

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Cuthbert enterprise and appeal. (Cuthbert, Ga.) 18??-1888, November 18, 1886, Image 3