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WMl satisfaction guaranteed. My lee Cream Saloon and Lemonade Stand were fitted up expressly for the ladies, and the patronage of all especially solicited.
C. A. GG0R6C.
—Melon raising is certainly a
very profitable business—lor tbe
railroads.
— Straw Hats at cost, at
ct ANTHONY'SSIIOK STOKE.
—The rain lias come at last,
but not until the cotton crop was
materially damaged by the drouth.
—Wc are sorry to learn that
some sections of the county are
still needing rain.
— Save inoiiey by buying your
Shoes and Hats at
ut ANTHONY'S SHOE STORE.
—We trust that the formers’
.libeling Saturday will show no
abatement of interest ill Ilia a])
proaching State Fair.
—Our third shipment of Para
sols and Sun Umbrellas just ar
rived. Come in ami see us before
they are all sold,
ct F. PULASKI & CO.
—Wc saw a man liming bag
My bouse is full j gitig and ties one day this week
. 1 Look out for the first bale of cot
Pm AVnre, j ton.
UOUSEFURNISHiNG GOODS,‘ ~ Mr - narf,e1 '' ,llivcs a
_ I pair of beautiful and graceful
Gra.iite VTare, iJiC. | horses. His ‘turn out” is ad
i manufacture my own Tinware, j mired by all who see it.
hud will guaranlec every piece. j
Hoofing, Guttering and Valley j
Vfork iua<le to order.
Tinware at wholesale. Your
patronage solicited.
R(*K|KH*tfllllv,
W. A ROBERTS.
jau2P»-ot
J*.r»m Nine Dollars tip to Tfiirty.
fifteen clitteiont Styles to select
trom. Among which is the cele
brated
Cliari ei • Onk,
%ltll the wonderful wire gauze
Honr, the most perfect Cooking ;
Stove made.
I also keep the Iron King. New '
Rxc^lsior. Star Queen, and other |
pood patterns,
bf
—I>on*t fail to buy your Shoes.
• Hals ami Umbrellas, at
! el ANTHONY'S SHOE STORE.
— Mr. L. S. IJualtlebamn left in
our office yesterday one of the
largest beets we ever saw. It is
about fourteen inches long, and
weighs ten pounds.
— Mr. \V. A. Roberts lias added
a new feature to his business in
the nature of an excellent line of
crockery, glassware, lamp goods.
Ac. Gallon him when you need
arij-thing in his line.
—The Favorite Sewing Ma
chine with two drawers, cover
. #1 . , tl )'•"* !"«.'* and drop'caf, or.lv $2<i. New Na
bathe and iniwder them, still the heat • . . * : ..
4*nt! inflammation remains, and they still j ttooul same style. *^2-. At
fret mid cry. However relief h:»< at l::-t | Fl'RNiTURK STt/IiK.
been found. Sh'IX-Cf'lt.l nr /'/.Mir* i
ro Kirs Er/r.MA WASH is a SHHCIl'-x .— III the primary election in
JC rOlUIKAr. and *11 Skin affections ! . . * .
caused l»v Heat. sponge tin* :ill*t*«■ i.•« 1 , *i*Dlman county (in I uesdav last
jmrt* with tlic \Vasb and the Ijttle f.-IJ.iw | f„ r delegates tu nominate a cacdl
is asleep ill five iiiinul*.*s. ..No mother °
should lie without it.
For sale in Cuthhert hv .1. \V. ^TW-
rouD, T. 5?. l’owell, and 11. L. Toombs,
SSN-CUEA
Crawford's Eczema Wash!
A SPECIFIC FOI! HEAT.
Verhnpf there .« on one thiinj that
ANNOYS AND TORTURES INFANTS
fend .mall rhihlreu during the Summer
t.mnths so mueli a.. KlK-lA’i’. A’nu may
CrrMinal Mealisa.
Miss Flora Dixon is visiting
relatives in Florida.
Mr. Eugene Lchtttab was st
home one tlay this Week.
Mr. G. K. Jones, of Albany, was
it) me city last Sunday.
Mrs. General George P. Harri
son, of Savatinab, is visiting her
.laughter, Mrs. T. J. Perrv.
Miss Aurora Brooks, of Macon.
i was in the city a day or two iast
week visiting friends.
Air. Oscar Gamble, of Annis
ton, Afo., has been on a visit to
iiomefolks this week.
Sirs. J. G. Mat hewn returned
•Monday from a pleasant visit to
relatives in Stewail coniily.
Robt. W. Gamble. Jr. of Ma
con, is on a visit to his Iiomefolks j
this week.
Sirs. Mary liiown. who has
been visiting her son. Sir C. I).
Brown, returned yesterday to liei
home in Baker county.
Sir. IV. E Gore, who lias been
ou a visit in Orlando. Fla., camej
borne Saturday to see bis father j
who is very sick.
Sir. Broad us Rogers and sister.
Miss Alpha, returned home Sat ,
orday from a visit to relatives in;
Ala.
Sirs. L 31 Boykin, of Orlando,
Fla., who has been visiting lela
lives in the city, left for home last
Thursday.
SI INS Jessie Palmer, w ho lias
been vi.-cling her sister. Mrs. B.
AB. JONES
IS IlKAIMIU.iRTERS FOh-
In response to a call of the Dem
ocratic Executive (Join mi lice, *
large and representative gathering
Everything in His Line
an to see iim.ied
BUY GOODS CHEAP.
IIE W'll.I. HAVE you MOMEY OX ANYTHING
era tic Mi
of* the Demo*
am Mcetlag.
TbftirHfral Meptiaff.
The General Meeting mot at Friend
ship church, .Liudolpti county. Ga.. ac-
tvruiut* to previous appointment, July
27th, lkss. At 11 o'clock,. a. in., tin* In-1
troductorv Sermon was preached by K.
A. Kuvar. iruiu Acts 11:22. Adjourned
IN HIS
■n
vis.
His IViccs Soil,
and Quality Tells.
Of the Democrats M this conn If tilli, |>. m., vlivu die D(Miy mu-ifintiiiii
assembled at the cotirt house al and was t ailed to order l»y former Mod-
10 o'clock Tuesday niorbinn. M era 1 lo ‘* l; - v - Crenshaw After xinging
. . . . • . , ,, uiui nraver. on iiiolioii ot J. t». r orlcv 1*.
1. Atkins, Uhail man lit tile Excel! ' I* (.'rcn>ua\v was rc-flfCtt**! Moderator,
live Committee, called the meet-1 and J. ]'. l'cuk secretary. A Piyacieing
„,g to order. Which was immedi "c.
au-iy orgHuizt il be ttic election ol jj,,^
J as. F. Scaly as Chairman, ami I Toe subject, •Him- to secure the best
,, tv f' ; .. c j results in a protracted im-t*(iug. wa>
u. I) Crozitr ■ ‘ I IC.a 1_\ . taken up. tbe (liseus.-ion leting opened
J ii 11 go \V. D. K.ddtHi introduced I „ v \v. m. Howell, (olloaed by U. b. i;»g-
llie following resolutions, tvliicii vnj. K.\. Kce.-candT *“«•-
. " , i.i Tut* Committee on I’reiicbmg reported
were unanimously adopu-ii: nopteacliins to-uiglit. W. s. ttojjers to
Hctvlrfil \.<t. We cfmpratulate the j*ar- preach lo-morrow at 11. a. in.
tv tluii the National lYmvenlioii adopted The iiton*:* ot Mes»eiiuer> ironi ditler-
a clear and well detinetl platform «#f i out eliun*ii«*x were enrolled as follows:
principles, and. irt'TlevcIaim and Tlmr- j «*url»iK-rt t W. s. I^jpcrs and T. Mindly:
man as canditlates. jjave u* such noble I t’olcuuin. T. Mu**e; New Uethel. U m.
stai.tlar-l hearers aiivi true exponents u( J lk»>>. It. Mv.vart, A«»t*«i •■ri.. l »b< and
tim-e principles. ’ I tic*». Martin; ilehol»el!i. A. 1 Ward, J.
Iini-hiA. WV endorse the abb and | K. Tfc*ou. U J’aul ami i>. » . i-a:ipo>n;
faithful administration of iiovvniort•••!*-' Iknevslfiuv. iv H. Ivcc.'c. .1 l - lavlor
cii*n. and instruct the deb‘j;atcs to Uj** • am.l J). 1>. .Mitchiuer; Klim. Mur-
< n*bcrnatorial Fonvcritimi to vote Urf hi- j V\ . l'ructt ami d. .lohu-oii;
rer>«aiiii:atmu as candidate f«.r li«rter:mr. j illulihni. . M. JlinsrlJand U-wipcr licii-
ai.tj ro«|iicst tiicm to vote for the pres«*iir | • ltMimisi-us. .1. T. 1'eak. J. K. iVrrv
im i:mln.nls of the oinccs •»! State Trcas- : ami .1. I*, bl icklmrn; betiud. K. A.
(IrtK-crlcs. Confcctionerips. Hardware.
Crockery, idnsswnre. Family Wine
i'rcsscs. Library Lamps, rdaml
Lamps I.amp (.IimmIs of all
kiutls. Fruit Jars.Brooms
ami Wooilen Ware.
Restaurant and Bakery!
In full blast at all times. Come to sec
me when you arc needing anything in i
my Line. Ac-jH.*ctfi:lly,
urcr. Comptrohir General, rvcrctary of
Mate and Attorney General.
Ktfolrci! -»nt. In th«* lion. Henry G.
Turner we have found an able, true and
faithful servant, and wc instruct the
delegates to the Congression Convention
to use a'l honorable means to secure hi.-
renomination for Congress.
Ki’sulrr<f 4th. That, upon all vital Na
tional questions, the action of our faith
ful Senator. ,\. 11. Cohpuff, werts <*»ir
hearty approval, and w c urge the Sena- :u -
tor from tins «iis!rict and the reprcsenia-
rive from this county to be hereafter
elected, to do all they can to secure his
re-election as l'. s. Senat«»r.
Krtnhed .V/i. That a committee of sev-
linnan to sug-
* i‘ii he apiNiiiited by the Chai
j ge.-t to this meeting suitabli
A.
jnl\ M-ti
Andrew Femtile College,
The Trustees of this College
W. Sl.iyo, id Rkblani', returned bavebev-n very anxious tu ■l* vU.>
measures bv which a rciiuction in
Jr.
a prill-lv
LOCAL HOTDS.
JOHN H. BOOZER,
UESIHENT DENTIST.
CUTHBERT, - - CA.
Ofliee uver II. J. Anthony's
Store, .'id door from front entrance.
Sjrm» of E'igs
Is N attire’s own true laxative. II.
is the must easily taken, and tin*
most, effective remedy known t>
date for Ib'presenlalivc, a large
majority, we learu, ure in favor of
Mr. W. day, Sr.
— The county agricultural c lub
will hold its regular monthly
meeting next Saturday. Educa
tion is the subject for discussion,
ami other mailers of interest will
be debated. -
—Just received a New Lot ol
Valeneienm* Flonncinirs. at
d F. ITLA.SKJ A GO ’S.
— Mr. I. 11, Bridges has pur
chased a fine lot of fat sheep, and
will have choice mutton lor sale at
his tuatkel cm Wednesdays and
Cleanse the System when Billions i tiidays, nud* on other days
or Costive; to dispel Headaches.
Colds, and Fevers; to cure I inhit u
al Constipation, Indigeslion. Files,
etc. Manufacted only by the Cal
ifornia Fig Syrup ( ompany, San
Francisco, Cal. Sold by J. W.
Stanford. majlTly
FRANI<~A.*HOOPER-
ATTOKNKY AT LAW,
Cuthhert, (leoryin.
Yf^Prompt attention given to husi-
Ottiee opposite Court House.
novlO-tl
— » -—
.lloney lor I’ariners.
this week.
Messrs. C. L. Tutulin, R. E
Toombs. Jr., and T. McC. Gam
ble left yesterday for Cincinnati.
New Yoik, and other points of in
icrest iu the North They will
tie absent several weeks.
Mr. W. C. MeKer.zic, of Ogle;
t’.iofpe, who was a student of the
Agricultural College last year,
spent several days in the chy
last week. Mr. McKenzie has
Sum n elected Principal of the Cole
mau High School for the ensuing
scholastic year. Sec his adver
tisement in another column.
Faille I’orSalc.
talcs (muId be secured,
mer rates have been about as low
:u» are charged in any female col
leges. yet we are seeking to d«»
everything to satisfy all demands,
and to increase our patronage.
Through the cooperation of tin*
friends of the College arrange
ments have been made by which
board, and tuition in the literary
department for the next Scholas
tic year have been reduced twen
t\ live per cent. This, as will be
seen, is a sweeping reduction,
luinging boaid down to a low
figure, and tuition to a point in
com pet if.on wiih academies and
high school*. Bv this reduction
b!e jhtnous to
1 represent the county in flu* next Gttltcr-
! natorial and (’ongre.-.-ional Conventions.
The Chairman, in accordance
! with the 5ib of the above resolu
lions, appointed llie follow : ng
c *mmiller: W. I). Ividdoo, N. T.
Crozier, R F. Crittenden. I). R
Stewart, C. W. Standiev, J. T. j ing anm*unee«l Bro. Muse to preach t»»-
Yarbrotlgh and H O Beail. which »4'ht. A(lj.ntn»e.I to meet at 1. y. m.
Met according to adjournment. *J. p.
Ktfere; Friendship, present; Friendship
Association, J. 11. Horn, G. 1’. Hart and
J. M. Kaigier.
Th** subject. **Jnotification by Faith,**
was discussed hv J. G. Gorfcy, U. S.
Ki»gC!>. T. Muse and M. Howell.
Tin- app»intees to o|*en discussion *»n
first subject to-moirow not likelv to he
present, W. S. Rogers and W. M. Bowed
were appointed to open the discussion.
Adjourned to meet to-morrow at 9, a.
Huxology and Ijetieuictiou.
S.\TCR!».\Y, JULY 29ni.
The body met according to adjourn
ment. !>. a* m. A short prayer meeting
was conducted by J. (». 1‘orlev. after
which tin* regular eour-e *»t business
was taken up. Subject- “Are-our Sun
day Sc!i.h»1s meeting the purjMiscsof tlieir
organizati«*n?” l>i«eus.-i»»n opened by V»
S. Htigers, billowed by W. M. Howell.—
This subject n*quiring more than its al
lotted time. It was moved and cairicd
that the iBs«-us>ion of next subject be
imst:H7*i*tl until the afternoon session.
Adjourned for I’rcaelting.
II. a. ni..senuon by W.S. lingers, text
Malachi .‘5:IT. The Committee on Breach
'Ll, e f, jr . soon made their report, which was
adopted as follows:
G IT I'.EliK ATOUX A I. DEI.LG AXES.
4ih district. N. L. Helms; Shell
man. 8. 1*. Arthur; 5th district. I.
A. Marlin; Gtli district. Thus. J.
Stevens; 7tli district. N. T. Cm
zier; 9th district, Phil Pearce;
10th district, II. T. Dozier; Town.
Absolutely Pure.
rpms Powder never varies. A mar-
vel *»f purity, strength end whole-
sr»nu*ness. More «*<*imouixe:d than the
ordinary kinds, and eanf!«*t fie sold in
competition with the multitude of low-
test. short weight, alum or phosphate
powders. Sold only in ean-. Royal Ba
king 1'owdcr Co., ind Wall Street. New
York. * # niav*J2-ly
I ke Mnmiti!; is I’luiu.
Atlanta Journal.
Tile Journal is in possession ol
information that leads it to be
lieve that the invitation of promi
nent republicans to speak at our
Chautauqua means something
else besides revenue
It is admitted that “the manage
mcnl” have invited prominent
democrats and republicans to
speak there, in order to induce
large crowds, and thus make the
enterprise a success financially,
, but other elements liave come to
. Alter singing nnd prayer t«M*k up . .
the subject. "Is it desirable that oor the help of the management, and
churches meet every Kml's djiv?” l>i>- j it is not improbable that the whole
ru-M.m opened hyf. Moody, followed by | ji C | lcinc may lake on a political aa-
i and m. r. Long. | pcct before llie cxcrciNca are con
j Subject. **i»ow much of a Christian's j ylmletl.
income sleaiM lie devoted to I*<’ u etj- X| storJ . is tflis: That the
ceuce. l>iseiissmn openeu hv J. \>. f
Stanford, followetl by \V. M. Howell and ! managers <»t the Chautauqua are
\Y. S. itogers.
On motion of W.S. Rogers the follow-
Arthur Hoot,, Chas. S. Harris, J. ..f tbh
W. Stanford,
CONGRESSIONAL DEI.EG ATE-^.
4tli ilisV, I). S. Newkirk; Shell-
man. H. A. Crittenden; f»«h (list..
C. C. Taylor; 6tli (list.. E. I). Wat
son; 7ih disl , O. A. Barry; 9th
disK. J. T. Yarbrough; lOtit (list..
C. W. Standiev: Town. M. I. At
lwxly
are hereby tendered the good people ol
Friendship church and community i*r
in earing
uriug this mcet-
. I IV liurill, 1 l IMk.VII ......
their hospitality and kindnes
for and entertaining usduriu
ing
Adjourned to meet to-morrow at 9.
lor sale. See me at once.
4 im iiiaii.
the grade of scholarship will nm .
be disunited in the least. Tin-! k, ,? s * "• U ^uldow, tt. C. U or
1 rill.
! Recommended that each may
appoint an alternate.
A committee, consisting of one
same course of study will be
have li» ot 20 head of Cattle j tj,„gi,t, and the same grade main
i tamed as heretofore, with a full
J. JL Staxiokd. j corps of teachers in charge. Thi>
{arrangement should give satis
; faction to nil-- par'iculai ly to those
This ch urning little town has
i who have been disposed to com
giown wonderfully within the Iasi j plain id' high rates,
few years. During our recent j 1 he Board of 1 ruslecs would
iisil tlieiec.il the occasion of u K . j call up.m ail to rally to the sup
(joi.fedeiatc Veterans re union, w<-;
walked over the place, and were
First: Be-
worthy ol
when orders will justify it.
—Come and see the New Home
Sewing Machine in its new wood
work and new line of aUachments.
A thing of heau«v. At
2t FURNF1 URE STOKE.
—Dr. B »ozer has moved into
the rooms lately occupied by Dr. ! :l
Westiuordand. The latter will
now be found at his resilience on j
surprised, as well as gratified, to
see bow rapidly a busy and thriv
ing village has taken the place ol
what a little while ago was scarce
lv inoie than an almost ahaudon-
*' *
ed railway station. There arc
two churches, a large school
building, two cotton warehouses.
number of storehouses, and
many excellent residences. Some
*f llie best citizens of thecouutv
from each country district, ami
two from Cuthhert, was appoint
ed to suggest suitable persons for
die tew Executive Committee.
The committee reported the fol
low in
:u.
to make expenses and also to have
speakers of both sides of such
prominence and suclf mental
equipment ns will insure speeches
or lectures that will instruct the
people avho hear them.
But iu order to get some speak
ers to come, certain influences
! must be had. To induce McKin-
SCNI'AY. Jl*LY 2&TXX.
The body met at h:'*o. a. in. After
singing bv the Sunday school class, and {, t l- r* .1 \ V th..
graver by bn.U.cr tl.r rabjiil. J«3 »«• > 1»p :, K. CoJ- A. K Buck, (be
-How t<» secure t!»e W*sl organ- ' b ailing republican of Georgia,
izatiou of the Miuday school * wa* dis-1 wrote and tclegraiilted him. and it
1) i' Crenshaw "htl T ls likely that -when Gov. Brown
J. G. l*ur!ev
Muse.
Ke;:d and adoptetl the minutes, after
whicli the Imk!v ;idj«»uriied lor preaching
J»y \V. M. I!oW**ll. Text. Jt»h The
General Meeting then adjourned.
|>. p. « i:KN>HA'V. Moderator.
J. T. PEAK, Secretary.
port of the College,
cause it is eminently
patronage. Wc believe there is
no institution of like giade in our
land better picpaieu to give lllor- ;
ough and eilecti\e literary train |
ing. Tbe course of study is fully j
abreast with that of other Colleges
and iis teachers are experienced,
painstaking and thorough.
Those w ho have'girls to edu
by the mceliR.
Town, W. Gunn. M. C. Ed
wards; 4t!i disl., J. R Jolly; 5th
disl., I. A. Martin: Gth (list, J. B
Watson; 7th -list., J. F. S«»alj;9lli
dist.,, J. T. Yarbrough; lOtli dist,
J. R. Bridges; iShcllman, II. A.
Crittenden.
j A motion was adopted instruct
ing the delegates from this county
to the Congressional Convention
1-aU Simula bear iu u.ia.1 Jlul .-.i jor tlic ina-
ueal.ou consists not so mtidi in L"' r,, .V rule Tortile gnvernnicnl ol
learning wlial is in tlic liiKiks (tor j 1 j Mr (; w Martin was one of tbc] 8av
mueli ol tlial may be lorgotleli,) . . * r * ‘ " .. 1 ..' lecturers at the Clmiitanqua the past i '
as in a systematic training of the | 1 , le ni, '‘‘ t,n S< after const.Icral.le i ttwk> i . . .
; discussion, proceeded to hallol for j a gimd many of our citizens went \ *nobt republicans in the United
presented the formal invitation
Mr. McKinley was ready to say
yes, and was anticipating the note.
He comes willingly, and with liis
war paint on, and will put in his
best licks for republicanism and
protection. j
A very prominent republican
was overheard In say this morn
ing that Mr. Blaine w uid speak
at Chautauqua before its close.
He spoke as if assured of llie fact.
As Mr. Blaine is not in America,
how could he know unless the re
publican tuanageis of .tbe north,
who aie conducting the campaign
against Cleveland, have agreed
that Mr. Blaine shall come us a
j part of the campaign.
..Mis.. (iertru.Iu George is rtnppin*: i Tlle gent Lilian who overheard
with Miss Miissio Crittenden thisi llie remark, and ••> brought the
week. j information to the Journal, truly
sir. c. w. Marlin was one of the| savs the whole thing begins tu
JlasonN Fruit Jars
names, which were adopted j Q-tart and Half Gallons; Tin Top
Jelly Tumblers. Jar Rubbers.
Crockery ami Tinware at Low
prices. E. 8. PARKS. Man’g'r.,
Next door t« Pulaski Co.’s.
She!2Sim 11 Short
Mrs. I>. Greene is visiting relatives
in Clopton, Ala.
Miss Annie Mercer, of Albany, is
visiting Miss Alice Glaze in tbe city. ,
Miss K. 1>. Lewis is the guest of the {
| family of Mr. i». K. Arthur.
| wear a political look, as if the fore
tinuc the practice of his profes
sion.
—Rev. J. C. Porter, of Lake Weir,
- , , i Fla, is assi^ng ReyfllV'. 8. Rog-
I am prepared to negotiate loan« ° °
for farmers, at a total Commission j *'rs "> => |*‘traeled meeting at the
Lumpkin stieet, where be will eon i livc ,n r *"‘ I nround tbe plaer, and j‘'"‘‘I 1 ''"‘7 i Ihirtecn delegates to represent j ” v f r loibe .'ia« ilt-cliiig last Tuesday j Slates were to be brunglitto Gear-
1 Iiiiness III lUlurs llie. ibl, train, - . ..... . ...I I'rmmrv eleetions ... ™l, dranet lor lr . Ht ., n ,|... well ..fob
cotupc-1
of 12 per cent., with interest at 8
per cent., payable once a year, to
wit: on December 1st.
may 17 tul7 IU B. ELDER.
<■ rnml iTcnrZn^' <Iul Sale!
Immense bargains in every de
paiTimnL—making room fur cmt
Mnnimollt Fall Stock. We otter i
<»ur entire Stock of Spring and
Summer Goods at actual cost for
cash. All the leading styles nnd
shades in Dress Goods. A few
mure patterns of Summer Silks at.
half their value. White Goods of
every description.
Harris' Drv Goods House.
Immense ISnr^sims !
Our entire Stock of Spring and
Summer Goods at actual cost to
cash purchasers. A handsome
line of White Goods. Embroider
ies. Embroidered and Lace Flounc
ings.
Harris' Dry Goods House.
—To make a clean sweep of our
Spring and Summer Goods, we
otter them at actual cost. Come
nnd see our handsome Dress Goo«Ts
nnd Silks and compare prices.
Harris' Dry Goods House.*
—One hundred Parasols from
35c. to eight doilers, the finest as
nortmentever brought to Culhbert.
J offer them for less than cost to
manufacture. Cash purchasers
will lake advantage of ou** many
bargains.
Harris' Dry Goods House.
—Three thousand dollars worth
of Ladies’ Misses and Gents Shoes
at cost. Fullv 50 per cent, saved
by burins your Goods at
Haiskis' Dist Goops House.
—250 Suits ol Youths and Chit
dren's Clothing at E'en- yorl.-co.il.
Wc arc compelled to reduce our
Stock.
iLticKts’ Dkt Goods House.
Baptist church in litis oily. Sir.
l’orter is an able preacher, and a
most affable and pleasant gentle
man.
—The peopleof Randolph coun
ty should erect in the center of
I the City Park a neat and appro
prinlc Confederate Monument.
The cost would he inconsiderably
nnd the monument would eland ns
a lasting testimonial of our devo
tion to the Confederate cause.
—Capt. M. C. Edwards, our
County School Commissioner an
nounces that he will hold at his
olliec :n Cut hbert on the 31st ol
August a competitive examination
for a free scholarship in the Geor
gia School of Technology to which
onr county is entitled. Sec the
announcement.
the lauds in the neighborhood are
for the most pail level iintl capa- j ls a gu tllcimit number of
Me of a high state of cultivation., tent teachers to maintain a strict
Some of these land* have been J gradation. It is said to he the
found eminently adapted to the bost . ecouomy to buy the lies-
~r ... ^ | -oooi*, though tiiey may cost no
very cheap lui
... — | i» „ i i • ...... * .. . i rriinarv cutu«>iis iu cant ur
ing can he given only where there ; . n b»lph count} ui the coming ; rj r i,.jT :it ^ s to the cunvrnrUm
... • Suti •! t lilt 1 r.unviint tfin 'K'l-.s T..I ! .fol.i .1.1..... I,nt ..... ••V
Senatorial convention.
The fol-j riplit things, but they ar<- "N.
vote of i cording to tlic action of this meeting.
•ire ,:.o j *° ,r J and stem the well nigli
ii" a,-j universal
that (it’ll. Arrington Toteil
culture of watermelons, and no
doubt this industry will he large
ly developed and built up in the
near future. The people are tinted
for their piety, for their enterprise,
and for their hospitality. Cole
man is still growing, and her pros
pects are bright and encouraging.
llorr.<*> fi'or Sale.
On Time or for Cash. Call
once, at
m 24 tf
at
Slits. J R%OOTKN'S.
Hralli ot*
Anoilirr Aj
izru.
;rd f.'if■
r. Thomas Ozinore died at
his home in Cuthhert. on Saturday
night last, after suffering a long
time from the effects of a com pi i
ration of diseases. He came t^o
this Slate from Virginia in 1S2G.
and had lived in this county since
1834. His death removes another
of the few survivors of the Indian
war of 1S3G. He was SO years
old. and leaves a wife and five
children. He was buried in the
Eastern cemetery on Sunday, Rev.
W. 8. Rogers performing the fun
eral services.
more. As a rule
lion means shoddy education
Secondly: Andrew Female Col
lege lias been long the pride of our
people, representing their superior
colluie. We should see to it that
her prestige is not tarnished, nor
her influence diminished. Wei
call upon all our citizens to lay j
aside considerations of minor iiu i ,._
porta nee, and rally to the support 0!IC „fs«vtj*»ti
low ing gentlemen, by ^
in- . ' 1 | , #„ , , Ihev Mtv mat niiiiigtttu vwivu | .t,,, ...
IS* to (I, were elected; Charles f or projjjtjlim, i« Cutlilicrt Tuesday. __ | ...
TanIIton. L. C'. Goneki*, W. D. ; v.epmlict n Terrel! county man will | »» e
Kid.bin, E. G. .Mellon. J. K Slar i S» t.. tlwS.-m.to, but we Impc
..... ,» . , i get a Kamiulitli man to go to tli<
tin. J. II. Manrv, I. H. Andrews.! From Mr. J. C. Hawk, who
J 1*• Scaly, D U-. Andrews, J. T' j near Morgan, we. gain intelligence «»i
Yarbrougli, W. W. Binion, J. R. i the following: Two mules l>e!onging
Bridge*, and W..C. Bmutn. These 1 u > iIr - " ">• Arnold - were iiiMantlr
delegates were fully 'authorize.! to ! ^ ,l!wl Gy li^hminy: on Monday last.
. . . | Messrs. B«*n and John Arnold were
appoint their alternates. , iuiulingand stopjaal under a tree when
I). L. 1* erguson introduced the {the rain came up. lk>th were terribly
are, and make his deductions.
j recover, although Mr. John Arnold’s
i condition is considered precarious.
Mr. Walter Jay, accompanied by j
IVnlral SLiilroad ofiirorgia.
Tollcc io Travrlliag l*aablic*.
of the College.
F. 8. *i witty, Chfftiman,
For the Board.
COMESA GAIN!
Ten Thousand Eight Hundred
following resolution whicli was j shucked, Imt it is lndieved they will
adopted:
" 'ssi!m alt nramrnd , S .an«fa,d[: - »<fOn.p-...vO nv su.’an;.-rs"lhv n ,Y""l*'-ers hj
i*»n two ..f article ii.v "t tbe t Nettie l’.nd-n.an r.n.l Defon a btfam. is Ui.-luft I asacngers, be-
‘ ... fore purchasing tickets via other
routes, would do well t > enquire
The best and cheapest Passes
ger Route to New York and B-*s
ton, is via Savannah, and Elegant
Thekeiosk. We, the PeincHTacy of*
RaiKioiph county, in cmivcMitiun :is*x*m- !
•nstitmion of this state so as to increase ! Fage, started to toW'ii Momlay alter -
rim mimlscroi Judges of tiie Supreme I noon in a double bnggv, driving two
( *»i.rt «»i thi> State trom three to five to J mules which liccatne frightened in the
con>ist of a chief Justice and four As.so- j ( . ut Between Reh*d»eth cliureh and the
ciate Justices; : r reek. Tlie road at this point is very
narrow, and the mules in turning
. . t-iiiii t'liumi 11— i - - . . ,ii .1 ;
, bled, do recommend to the voters of this * ,r °kc tho buggy badly, throw mg all
l county that, on Wednesday, the :ird day ; oi them out. Fortunately none were
i l.' ... *j » »* L’i . inf October, at the general election tu • hurt,
atul I or \ bquaie red of ea>t their votes agaiu-t ratification of j Miss Willie Pews, who bad been
Space, and Basement—all filled . the amendment of paragraph one of j j*| <>ji<|iic r a few data with her friend
siM’ti.ui two i,f :irti.-le Ax uf the .-..i.Mi-| a|1( | former rlauHiiiatr, Ait.su F.inniie
! tution. believing as wedo. that it is not ; . i „ 1 , *, t., • ,
| good State polity to add any further in- returned to lur home in
erea.se to tbe tax ridden people of this v uthhert Alonoay.
State. *■
with
Groceries, Hardware, Plan
tation Supplies,
Crockery, Glassware, Etc.
8lock complete, and will be kepi
ho. This is decidedly the largest
house and stock in Cutheft. Of
fets special inducements for cash,
ami can’t be undersold by an\*
body. See me before von buv.
C. N. 8IMF80N, Jr., Agt.
tf
Kjirrial
I have been reliably iu forme. 1 .
— Miss Slargie Fielder gave a
dcliglill'iil cnlei lainnieul lo a mini
ber of her friends last Saturday
evening. The little Folks all ap
peared in mask, nnd lliey spent a
few hours in unalloyed pleasure.
The Exteupuise A Aiteai. was
gracefully represented by Mi,i.; Ceor^ia Nebool ef Trehnele.
Emmie Webb. j C?. Ailania,Ua.
—Bargains in Embroideries and !. 1 wi, ‘ 1,n| ‘ 1 al ,,m ‘' e in C,,ll, -
Lsees. We have cut down the : ' r H ' ll r a «*»l*uuv« examination
Price of them one 1 bird li on, „rigi ! ff f J7 lu . u '°"'"T OE , e sch,,lar t , •»
ael Price. Be sure lo see our V' 6 S> 'j , " ,ul n J (•d.aukgjr «*n >n-
stock before linying. j * aV ; "S u st . »
ct F. PULASKI A CO. I A W*'vants must he sixteen
(.years old and will be examined in j lw»d any such ideas, nor even do I
—Mr. C. N. Simpson has a new ■ Arithmetic,* Grammar, Geogra ! care who the cotton is produced or
There being no other business
the meeting anj«»urnt*d.
Jas. F. Skaly, Chairman.
It. I). Crozier, Secretary.
—Those
Clothing
in need of Summer
Misses Cliff Arthur, Emmie ami
Massic? Crittenden, Charlie Arthur
ami Zack Crittenden visited friends
in Ft. Gaines last week and “took in”
the Blnffton picnic. They report a
“hog killing” time.
Joe Hammock accidentally shot his
hand, severely, with a gun last Thors-
would do well by callma I " V ,,ut k,, °" ho "
. . * ,, it liappemnL
on us, as we intend to sed outj .|„<lge J. G. Sasser and Miss Fannie
these goods regardless of cost. j Riley, of Conyers, were united in
tf F. xULASKI & CO. j matrimony at die home of the bride’s
— - m i father, on Sunday, July 29, at 3, p. ni.
—It is only a little more than : l 1 " ;ls the genend impression that the
Snmnnnh lo Am York.
( Central or 00 tlrg. Jhri»lIan Time.)
Citv of Augusta. Friday. Aug. 3. 2.30p m
Taflahas'sce. Mo'itlay. Aug. (». .>.(J0 p in
(*hattalin«K-heeAVdnMlay.Aiig. 8.R.00 p m
bv •some of mv cim»«1 countrv 1. .i .-•» _ . j Judge had gone to Salt Sprinsw for bis i Na«?oudiee. ... Friday. A;ig. m. 7.3ua in
f i n ,u tln.1 it riT.n. 1 tV» I 0,001 ,s lI °f ^0 j health, and, indeed, he did, with the | rif^ot Sav’naFi.Mond’y.Ang. I3,|(MJ0:tiii
. that it is rumorul n tilt StaUj ^ Is everybody getting i niosl satisfactory result. We bespeak I *’**••' of Augusta, Wwbd’y.Atig.p. I2.00ra
county that 1 said the Alliance ' . , ? I for this liappv couple a path of mial-}7? na . t, ? i * s ‘ e *V ^ r " 1 , 1,v : A , u " e’?!■’
men would not gel as good price
for cotton as other parlies, and
that 1 would see that they did not
get full value. To-lhis rumor I
will sav it is false, as I have not
advertisement to day, to which
your attention is respectfully di
rected. Slessrs. Simpson and
I’aiks keep full stocks of every
thing needed hv their customers,
and their corps of indite clerks al
ways take pleasure in wailing up
on their friends. Read what they
have to say.
—Wc publish this week an in
teresling announcement by the
Board ot Trustees of Andrew I’c
male College. Read it carefully,
and adopt its sentiments. This
institution appeals strongly lo the
! love of every citizen of the town
|diy. and History of United Slates, marketed by. as I buy cotton on
S0F7ERS 4 PRESERVES LE1THER.
it. J ANTHONY.
1 and county, and everybody should
Sold by
I'm.fa Turnip ScctI J
All varieties, by the pound or pa
per. just arrived, at
2f J W, Siam ced'S.
do something to increase iu pat
ronage. and to enlarge its sphere
»f usefulness.
Great Bargains in Shoes for
the next 30 dsvs al the Shoe Store
„,f K J ANTHONY
Aii applicants will please seud in
names at once.
31. C. Edwards, C. S. S.
——- —
—In another place will be found
the advertisement of Prof. A. J
Clark. President of the South
West Ga. Agricultural College,
to which we call the especial at
tention of our readers. It will lv
seen that he oflers terms and in
ducements that cannot he excelled
by any institution «f its grade in
the Stale. A large attendance is
expected, and the prospects of (lie
college were never brighter than
now.
—By telegram and hv two pri
vate letters, all from reliable gen
tlemen, wc have the information
that the Democratic Mass Sleet
ing of Clay county on Tuesday
last instructed the Senatorial
delegates lo vote for Capt. M. C.
Edwards.
classification, and each hale on Us
own merit. I will say to the good
people of Randolph and adjoining
counties, that I aiu not working
against the Alliance or any other
organization of any kind, that I
am wot king principally for. my
self and the good of the country.
Bring your cotton to Cuthhert.
full pri. es paid for each and every
something ready to pul on cxlii- i | (
liappv couple a path
.... „ ,,, loved pleasure. The bridal party is! x^Kwhec. We.lns.tav, A.^ i'. <!.:«pn.
bltlon < Randolph, if. represented : expected here tu-qny, (Thursday.) ; rilv <,f <avan’li. Friday, Anp. J4, 7.30 am
at all should he represented well 5 ,5, ri *^ rt '* t 1°. vhruniclc the ewitin- , riry of Au-iista.Mond'y.Aujr.-JT.O.rjOa m
_ [_ ’ { ued illness of Mattie, daughter oi Hr. TMlaiiaane.Wednesday*,Au^.^9. ll.Wain
,, "* * * ~ G. LCIark.
^ ulaski A (_o.^ otter jjreat j Miss Alma Helm, who has l>«»eii vis-
inducements in Ladies' and Misses itie^ relatives in Fort Gaines for some
They have i time, returned home Monday, aecom-
iin’e. aai \ j panied In* her aunt, Mrs. Burney,
ire sure of suiting you, both in U. T. C.
8hoes and Slippers,
a large and handsome
bale.
Yours truly,
J. L. Sanders.
— In another column will be
ibuud an advertisement by .Misses
E. A C. Janes, who have taken
charge of the Union Female Col
lege at Enfaula, Ala. Wc call
special attention lo what these
ladies have to say. Din ing the
last year they taught a most ex
cel lent school in this place, giving
universal satisfaction. Wc wish
them the most gratifying pio«|**r
ity and success iu their new field
of labor.
Style and Price.
* (
—Saturday last was an exceed
ingly quiet and dull day in Cuth
bvrL
NO 2SCSE EYE GLASSES,
No * !*. Beak
(’hattnhoochce.Monday. Aug. Al. 3.00 j» hi
Chatt;dio<K*iiee.Krh!ay, Aug. 31. IJJOpm
SaTaaaah lo IIomIsh.
(latei’ity. .. Thursday. A tig. 2.2.d0p m
city of Mafon.Tliursday. Aug. 9. 7.(m pm
Gate City... riiurxlay, Aug 10. 1.30 p in
City of Mnc«»n.Thnr>d*y. Aug. *J3.7.00pm
(iate City.Thursday, Aug. .'IO. 12.00— in
mu
Get rid of that tired feeling a* quick ; More
as possible. Take Hood’s Sarsapa
rilla, which gives strength, a good aj>-
)>etite and health.
Ejes!
Mr. George U. Halliday has
been nominated for the Lower Producing l-mig-Sightcdm*
MITCHELL’S
EYE SALVE
A Certain. Safe atm Luce five Reined v for
SOEE. WEAK, AND INFLAMED EYES,
Pnxiueiiur l4Hig-SichtedneHs. and Re-
Look Ahead.
BUY JIlDICIomY!
You can (lo so if you come to us. In cori*
sequence of scarcity of money, we offer
I I
tm
• I
PRICE OF GOODS
IX EVERY DEPARTMENT
Greatly Reduced.
—TO OUR—“
CASH CUSTOMERS.
sentiment in favor ot
tariir reform and jiossiblj’ delcat
the re election oreenator Colquitt,
have given facts and made
onr deductions. The reader may
et a Kuiululpl. man to pMu the llous^ I ^ facls r „ r f . lcts lhpJ .
first of the merits of the route via
Savannah, by which they will
avoid dost and a tedious, all rail
ride. R iles include Steals, and
Stale Room on Steamers.
Round Trip Tickets will lie
placed on sale June 1st., good to,
return until October 31st.
Now Yoik Steamer sails tri
weekly; Boston Steamers weekly,
from Savannah.
For further information,
apply to any Agent of this com
pany, or to E. T. Ch.vui.tox, Gen.
Passenger Agent. Savannah, Ga..
or G. G. Akdeksox. Agent Steam
ers. Savannah. Ga. tf.
And Consequently are Ready to
SACRIFICE PROFITS,
And Sell Every Article in onr Store at a
GREAT REDUCTION.
House of the Gen#al Assembly
by the democrats of Stewart i*oun>
ty-
^ ♦ am
JUST KUi’EIVED!
ami Re-
toring rlic* Sight of tho < »M.
Cures Tear Drops. Granulation. StvcTu
mors, Red Eves. Matted Eye Lnslics.
AND PRODUCING OF|( K RKLIKF
AND PLUM A NEXT (IRK.
Also equally ettieaeiouH wlien used in
other maladies, such as Ulcers, Fever
A large line of Fine Umbrellas. 1 S, '"~ Khtum. I5.,rns ; Mies
for ladies and gentlemen, al
ct ANTHONY'S SHOE STORE
•
Sir. H. S. Edwards retires from
the 3(acnn Sunday Times.
| or wherever iiiflaiiiatioii exists, MITCH-
| Kt.l/.s s.vi.VK irtt.v tw u-eil h. advan-
I litre. S.t.l by all liruggisU at !?5 cents.
aujfi>-ly
a —
—We were surprised to sec so
many peaches on the streets lor
eiiivunwab lo 1'biladelpbia.
( n.M- Ship* d» not l '‘I fry I'.ifr n‘irn _)
Juniata... Saturday, Aujrust 4. aJZ) p m
I less. mg... Siit unlay. August It, s 00 a m j
Juniata, ,-atiirdav. August !8. p ni '
i>o -o.:-,. .Saturday, August J>. S.uo a ,n
G.-ANDEliSOX, Agent.
U. fi. CnniriTIAX,
Gen. Soliciting Agent.
Some race troubles aye re|>ortctl
in the Stale of Arkansas. This ia
no doubt a republican plot to get
campaign literature.
State politics are gelling right 83,c 1381 Saturday
lively over in Suulh Carolina.
Iluckleu’s Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts. Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum. Fever Sores, Tetter,
Chapped Han.bi,' ibluins,Corns
and nil Skin Itruplions, and posi
tively cures Files, or no pay re
quired. Jt is guaranteed to give
|(effect satisfaction, or money re
funded. Fricc 25 cents |>cr lw>s.
The supply , i.’ or s;l ] c i, v J. W. Sr.vm oitD.
seemed lo exceed the demand.
j«-5 ly.
Tliit DubjIi, Act Wisely,
And decide quickly to buy of us before
the Stock is picked, over, as such
chances as we offer now are not
met with every day, and you
cannot afford to let
them pass.
Secure Bargains Toy Calling With
out Delay.
1. PULASKI & 00.
apt !(> cl