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PAUSE. PERUSE. PONDER! OUR FILL STOCK OF GDOOS IS NOW HEBE! You will need a suit of Clothes, a Dress, or some Ladies and Gent’s Furnishings this winter, Aiid Our Stuck Has lever Before Shown Such a Variety. We .have Anticipated the Tariff and are Pre pared to Sell goods at “Free Wool" prices. All ffe Ask is a Carol Examination aid Comparison. Our Line of Clothing is the Best Fitting in the Market. OALL AND BG OONVING6B ! Our Grocery Room is amply stocked with Provis ions, and will go at lowest prices. W e have taken especial pains in buying this large stock of goods and our customers will be given the benefit of our reduction in buying them Sto v es, Tin w are, ZB 1 -cLX*nzL±'b‘u_x*e ; , UVLatrtiresses. ZE-fccl We also have in stock an endless variety of Furniture, Stoves, Tinware, Etc, all of which have been marked way down on account of the tariff. Our Furniture stock is replete with all the latest novelties, and we can suit you in both qualify and prices. We have stoves at your own price. They were bought cheap and must go the same way. We can tickle your fancy in Tinware, and not half try. W e have plenty of clerks to attend your wants, and a share of your patronage will be greatly appreciated by us. Very Truly Your Friends, ALM/JRB, MOON & (3@. Jackson lias struck another building boom. Head the new advertisements in this issue. They will interest you. These beautiful nights are too pretty not to run a protracted meeting' Miss Ada Penn, of Uriffin, is visitiug the family of Dr. Mays this week. The Jackson Oil Mill is on the go and let ’her go, for it is a home institution. Ayer’s Pills regulate the liver, strengthen the stomach, and cleanse the bowels. Oilier things being equal encourage our home boys. They have a right to expect it, This is fine turnip weather and he who has no “greens” is to blame for it him self. Miss Annie Nutt is visitiug friends in Acworth this week. Mrs. Dr. W. C. Bryant is visiting the family of Rev. J. S. Askew, of Jenkins burg this week. Mr. J. E. Tliaxton measured a stalk of cane on his place on the 12 tb, which had matured sft and Pin. The first Tuesday in October will be a good day to be in Jackson, several thosand dollars worth of property will be sold ou that day. Dr. Kill, the Eminent—l assure you, miss, the St.Yitus dance is something awful. She Oh, is it? I never danced it, but I like the Oxford real well. Mr. W. D. Curry’s little girl, who has been so sick with fever is now in an im proving condition under the tender nurs ingof Dr. J. Lee Byron. The 801 l worms are playing liayoc with the cotton jcrop. Cotton will be off nearly half of its prospects a mouth ago. And corn to is not nearly so good as it was supposed to be some time since. Mr. W. E. Harp has rented the brick store opposite the Carmichael carriage Faotory, corner Oak and second street, where he will run his meat market this winter. The Star Store has got a patent roller ladder used to reach the high shelving in their mammoth establishment, and Sherod Pope spends his leisure hours ridiug it up and down the roadway in that establishment. Gunn, Potts & Cos, have some very uuique adyertisemenls they will put out very soon. It consists of signs with a gun, 2 pots and a red-headed man paint ed ou them. The red-headed man is George Thompson. Little Henry P. Almaud, Jr. Jr., is spending a while at the residence of Mr. Henry P. Almand, Jr. of this place. He seems to be very well satisfied, and we re confident his father is. Henry P. Jr. Jr. here’s our paw! The Ellis and Weaver duel was post poned indefinitely upon the suggestion of this paper, viz.; That there were more girls than they could both manage. Now they have frequent meetings and there are no harsh words pawed between them. Jackson is the most moral town of its size in this or any other world. We live here! Come out on the 25tli inst and listen to the Democratic speakers knock the “stuffin’’ out of Watsonism. Our merchants can’t be beat in this' round world for true politeness and genuine courtesy to customers. The committee will please not forget the brass band on September 25th. It’s a thing we need, must have, and can’t do without. The man who talks the most and does the least comes out the worst, conversely the one who talks the least and does the most comes out the best There are so many new pupils at the Jacksou Institute the teachers can’t keep up with their names. They refer to them as “this one” and “thatone.” A stimulant is often needed to nourish and strengthen the roots and to keep the hair a natural color. Hall’s Hair Reuewer is the best tonic for the hair. We overheard a negro draymau say this morning that he was a “black pop ulist” but he wuz ez good ez any er de white ones dey is iu dis keutry.” While we differ with the “coon” in some res- pects, every mau has a right to his own opinion. Suffererers from dyspepsia have only themselves to blame if they fail to test the wonderful curative qualities of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. In purifying the blocd, this medicine strengthens every organ of the body, and even the most abused stomach is soou restored to healthy ac tion. There is no need of any body dying as long as we have such an able corps of physiciaus as Dr. J. Lee Byron, Dr. R. G. Bryans, Dr. W. C. Bryant, Dr. J. W. Ellis, and Dr. Mapp, Dr. Cantrell Dr. J. W. Crum, Dr. W. L. Carmichael, Dr. E. O.Huson, Dr. D. G. McMicliael, Dr. Killebrew and Dr Mays. The policy of all the papers and par ties uow should be “equal lights to one and special privileges to all.” Espec ially is this true in regard to papers, for every man in the community enjoys special piivileges with his county paper, and uo one gets equal rights with th e editor for he is the only man that can answer an article that is written in the same issue with the answer. All those parties who haye been run ning all their subscription accounts un til fall ought to pay up out of the first bale of cotton. It is not much to you but it amounts to a considerable sum with us. This is no dun at all but we know you are going to do this any way and we say this to let you kuow we ap preciate your kindness. The man who sneers at local enter prise and attempts to throw cold water on every measure which advances the public weal is an injury to any town where he may reside. Public spirited citi zens encourage home growth and ad vancement and are always ready in every good work and work to do their part. He that undervalues his neighbors property has not increased the value of his own. Miss Clyde McCallum is spending the week in Griffin. Clifford Weil, one of the jolliest drum mers on the road, spent Tuesday in Jackson. There is considerable grass growing around the streets of Jackson that should be cut down. On account of the increase in our ad vertising patronage we are compelled to enlarge our paper during the winter months. The merchants of Jackson are live men and know the value of adver tising. There has never been a year since our reccollection when fruit was such a complete failure as it has been for this year, even grapes have made a par tial failure. Mr. Joe Jolly wasquite sick for several days last week. However, he was soon restored under the skillful management of Dr. W. C. Bryant. Every body can save a dollar out of their first bale for their county paper. Even if they dont ow r e it, it would be a good idea to pay it now iu advance and get the paper for a whole year. Consult Miss Anna SDell dressmaker, and Mr. Rule Brown an experienced dress goods man at The Carmichael Cos. when you want a dress and to know how to make it look stylish. New York Store. It is hard to tell whether Dr. W. C. Bryant is a resident of Jackson or Jen kiusburg, as he receives calls almost dai ly to go up to that thriving little burg and visit her sick. He was formerly a citizen of that place, but we are proud to state that we now consider him a full hedged citizen of Jackson, and we are proud of him, too. The Hon. T. E. YVatson copies some remarks from this paper on his party and then says, “We kick:we must draw the line somewhere and we draw it on Steve Clay we don’t want him classed as a populist” yes of course you do nothing absolutely nothing but kick, you draw the line only -here there is no possibili ty of getting the man in your party. Why dont you draw it on some of tha doubting Thomases who is fool enough to “gine” you. Every business in Jackson or any oth er town is dependent upon every other business for its success. Every man ought to help his neighbor for in so do ing he helps himself. The town cannot prosper unless the county prospers and the county can’t prosper without caus ing the town to prosper, we are all in seperately joined by a fiat of fate and should acknowledge it all the time. For division “we are mach to blame we are all the same, alike we are made of clay.’ We Have Moiiey to Loan at 6 per Cent, On Farm or City Property in any section of country where property has a fixed market value. Money ready for imme diate loans where security and title is good. Nil Commission. We solicit ap plications. Blauks furnished upon re quest. AtLES A: CO.* 40 Ac 42 Broadway, 9iew York “POPS” IN A LOVE FEAST. Apropos of the “Populist Love Feast” held at the court house on Tuesday of this week, the following pathetic effu sion was handed us for publication: Oh, but there was fun in Jackson, When the darkiep all met Up in the Superior court room, And began to smell aud sweat. Bobbie engineered the meetin’ And made a wild harrangue, An’ told the darkies how he loved ’em Along with others of the gang. Our Bob was in his glory. For visions of other days Came trooping back like ravens black, To roost o’er lonely graves— Graves wherein lie buried Each murdered child of power That lived and reigned to Georgia’s shame But vanished in an hour. And once he grew pathetic (Some of the darkies cried) When he rolled his ey s toward the skies Aud told how at Christmas tide The little nigs all o’er the land Cried for striped candy—cried in vain, For their poor old dad were off on scads, And the democrats were all to blame! REQCIESCAT IX PEACE. Return to thy sepulcher— Thy day is past—forever past— This dream of glory is a mocking story Too good, too beautiful to last. COUNTRY’S MOVIN’! Say your say an’ sing your song— Country’s movin’ right along! Spring or summer—hail or snow, Country’s always on the go! Puffin’, blowin’, Ilot, or snowin’, Always goin’, Goin’! Goin’! Say your say by night an’ day— Country’s happy on the way! Spite o’ weather, spite o’ crops, Always goin’—never stops! Puffin’, blow ? in’, Makes a showin’; Always goin’, Goin’! Goin.! Stormy skies, or weather fair, Country’s got the roadway clear! Storms may howl, or bells may chime, Country’s goin’ all the time! Puffin’, blowin’, Reapin’, sowin’, Always goin’, Goin’! • Goin’! —Constitution. HE NEEDS IT‘ The lord have mercy on the man Who looks so sage and wise, But lets his business drag along And never thinks to advertise. Mr. D. J. Thaxton, spent a greater portion of last week at Dublin, Ga. Now, just watch that Jackson Insti tute boom. Mrs Paul will soon move to her new residence on Dempsey Ave. Tilden Brady who has been attending school in Macon, Ga. for the past few months has returned home. When you deny the truth it makes the truth stronger, but if you deny a lie it kills it. There is no rule but what will work both ways—except one—that is this: “Live thy neighbor as thyself.” The only excuse a man has for being a third partyite is that he wants to try ’em all. It would bring a smile on the face of a graven image to see Col. Dempsey fishing in Frank McKibbins breeches. There is so much room unoccupied. Dr. Ellis was strictly in it at the sing ing at Macedonia on Sunday last. He was enjoying himself hugely when we saw him, and no doubt the young lady was doing the same thing. We regret to announce that Mr. W. D. Curry has a very sick daughter at his home, near Jackson. We tender him our heartfelt sympathies and wish for a speedy recovery. Mr, George R. Ridgway, who lives in the western portion of this county, says that his cotton crop is off half whac he thought it would make a short while since. He also said that he had visited other farms in the settlement, and that they are no better than his. The stalk is alright but the bolls are not on them. In many instances the worms have eaten half the bolls on the stalk. A man went into a store in a neighbor ing town and asked if he could rest four or five hours. The proprietor, who had just found a nest of new- born mice in the coffee grinder, told him he could and then asked him why he didn’t go to the hotel. The man replied: “lam suf fering from ueryous prostration and the doctor said to get a quiet place to rest and I see you don’t advertise. I knew that I couldn’t find a quieter place.” And with that he settled back in his chair and watched the swallows build a nest in the cheese case.— Griffin News. Tne new hosiery is patterned quite to the top instead of only to the ankle. The faucv style still finds its followers and are shown in heliotrope, pale pink, scarlet and black with colored tops. Other colors are also seen, but these prevail, as also a pale green with the feet in black ami the top worked with rosebuds, violets or small leaves. The lower par’ of the stockings are often worked in such designs and with large or small polka dots. A star pattern has a star in seven or eight colors, or while, ecru or black. Ladies, suit yourselves about it, and 1 take whichever you thiuk best suits your complexion. As for us, we’ll take ours straight black with holes in ’em. SEE THEM! THEY ARE COMIKS IN DAILY! Mta Han to Arming Dnmg Stent Days! The piles on the counters tower higher than ever ! New Colors. New Weaves. New Patterns. New Designs. New dualities, and OUSTS PRICE Everything is new about this Autumn and Winter Stock we now invite you to examine ! We have Never Hal More to Bo Proud of Than Sow! Economical Buyers viewing results from a retail buyer’s standpoint will share our gratification. WE BOY FOR CASH, AND SELL FOR CASH! Consequently we are enabled to offer better goods and lower prices than those who buy and sell on credit. Our customers will find this out by giving us their patronage. UOw is the Time, and Cohen’s is the Place to get better and cheaper goods than were ever be fore displayed for your inspection. Case after case of new goods are being daily received Aii our Hits Ait Mto Mowing Witt M oict Birgik Give us a call and it will be appreciated. IR. COHEN'- The democratic rally is the talk of the town. The New York Store adyertisment was not turned bottom side up acidently, but on purpose. We are glad to learn that Marvin Bell who has been quite sick for several days is rapidly recovering. The hammer and the saw chimes in with the morning songs ot the birds in this thriving pushing business town. $5,000 Reward for any man who is fool enough to expect the populist or rep ublicans to endorse anything the demo crats do. McCarthy’s Catarrh Ointment cures Catarrh or money refund ed sold by Dr. TV. L. Carmichael. “I was not aware that you knew him,” said Tom Snack to an Irish friend the other day. “Knew him!” he exclaimed “I knew him when his father was a boy!” Tit Bits. Jackson has a pardonable pride in the institute and its faculty, the bank and its officers, the mamoth mercantile houses and their occupants, the oil mill, the planing mills, the new jail house and the court or the place to build a court house. WA JONS—One and Two Horse. I have just received a earload of the celebrated Si'UDEBAKER WAGONS, the best Wagon made and prices are O. K. Respectful^, sep-20-1 m A. G. Hitchins. Jackson is showing evidence of hav ing gotten off the brakes. Our streets are crowded with people with plenty of money. Every available space is cov ered with wagons several days in each week and especially on Saturdays. Jackson is one of the most progressive towns in Middle Georgia, and her mer chants are wide-awake men, who keep their stores filled with the very best goods at the very lowest possible cost, and sell them the some ay. The Jackson Mercantile Company, pro prietors of the Store, have an an nouncement in this issue that it will benefit our many readers to ponder over. For the past month this live establish ment has had three buyers in New York scooping in the bargains, and they have spared neither pains nor money to pro cure the best and cheapest stock of goods ever brought to this market. A call at their store will convince the most skeptical that the Star Store is the place to trade if you desire to get your money’s worth of the most stylish goods at the cheapest prices. Those wishing to run their business on the cash system an other year, can borrow money on farm and city property from Frank Z. Curry at eight per cent interest. Miss Joe Varner of Indian Spring, Ga, visited Jackson on Thursday of last week. Jackson Institute is one of the best equipped schools for learning in the state of Georgia. Joe Wright takes off his coat on May Ist and never puts it on again until Sept. 30th, no matter what what the circum stances may be. Dr. R.G. Bryans, will occupy the vacant room in the Masonic building recently vacated by Mr. Harp’s, print ing outfit. J. R. Carmichael is away this week attending carriage builders association in Cineinnatti and will visit all the prom inent cities before returning. J. T. Edalgo, one of our most success ful farmers was in town Saturday, He has been quite sick with fever but has entirely recovered his usual good health Mr. Jim Hilley went to Atlanta Mon day, Mr. Will Jolly wanted to go with him some where up. the road—Oh yes McDonough is the place. What’s the matter with changing the name of Third street to “Main street,” It is the principal street of the town and it would sound better, too! Hanes the jeweler is receiving his new fall stock. Come in and see and price, all goods war ranted as represented, On being asked what party he be longed to, an old negro told us yester day that he was a member of the Fifth party. His wife and the broom stick are four of e'm and he brings up the rear with the fifth as a tail ender. Its rather funny to the man up a tree who knows the very thoughts of others to know what they are thinking and yet to know how much they like of thinking a fact. It is with many regrets that we are called upon to chronicle the serious ill ness of Mrs. Leroy McMichael, who has been confined to her room for the past two w'eeks with a severe case of typhoid fever. The protracted services at the Meth dist church which was in progress last week were well attended. The beau tiful moonlight nights were extremely pleasant, and the ladies and children well as the men turned out in great numbers. Rev. G. W. Gardener preached on missions last Sunday and those present who had any doubt as to the propriety of missions were doubtless convinced of their error. If the heathen cant be saved without Christ we must send the gospel and there is no other name that can save them. McCarthy’s Magic Liniment cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache, Toothache, Pains and aches of all kinds, Sold under guarantee by Dr. W. L. Car michael. What do you suppose S. B. Kinard was looking at a stove for Monday. Bob Thompson who has been sick of fever for several weeks is at Indian Springs convalescing. The C. G. Fennell Company will be gin business in the store occupied by Dr R. G. Bryans, on October, Ist. J. B, Guthrie, alias Wash Gaston, will attend the “Liars convention,” that will beheld in Atlanta on Febuary the 30th 1895. Another effort will be made to build the dummy line from Jackson to Indian spring some time this fall. Bob Thompson, who is recovering from a spell of the feyer, will spend a few weeks at Indian Spring, as soon as he regains strength enough to go from the hotel to the spring. Rev. W. T. Bell, preached a sermon that will stand forever, on last Sunday night. Among other truths he said in some of our cities the pride of the church had driven the poor from the gospel and it was time to call a halt. The congregation were deeply impressed with the force of his remarks and it will prove a blessing to our town. It is our opinion that the proposed amendment to be voted on at the next election: “to increase the supreme court Judges from three to five” is a good measure. It will help the country and the people should see to it that the amendment is passed. Jacksonians are well acquainted with Sam Wallace, that genial traveling salesman of Jacques and Tinsley, of Macon, Ga, Well, here is what Sam has to Bay of Populism: “Pure unadulterated laziness is at the bottom of Populism, that that party is constituted of people too lazy to do anything but work their jaws and they want the government to help them to do even that. J. R. Carmichael, with C. S, Mad dox, as a surveyor, spent a greater part ol last week and a part of this surveying and sub dividing, the lands of the B. C. Kinard estate, The lands are now divided into farms to suit large and small buy ers. The plat will be at The Jack son Carriage Factor}’, or at Kinard Bros, Store Towuliga, where you can go and select a farm to suit you, or go into the lands and select; and come to Jaeksou first Tuesday in november and buy. There are such lands as may never again be offered for sale, durng your lifetime. So dont miss your opportunity to buy, someone will miss an opportunity if they fail to buy the mill properly consisting of grist mill, saw mill, machine shop, chair factory, gin nery, and black smith shop etc. Terms, one half cash, ether one half in one and two years with 8 per cantintereet.