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VOLUME Xll. J 'Wk&M 9U> t ♦ 'hing t ▼ , It iis <ldfi ere nt to. uto£ articles of trade. In T X moor^y'©very thing else you can see at a glance ▲ \ ▼ 'the goed or poor qualities of the article. Not ♦ ■«o*with•terrthi.ng. Artful weavers can mix cotton X X wvitivwobl. so cleverly as it a 4 ece,ve eveo experts ▲ '♦ Msometimes. < A great deai can be left out to the ♦ 2 tqudiF.y td>vr. aierial and .workmanship that you ▲ trxinnrt nrtf at the .time of purchase,—But my? A Hiow is ♦ sh<tßs its buttons,- ,whe»i you discover that “all T X k appears so.” ▲ X bpfcy to experiment when buying cloth-♦ ♦ '(re? lie! ,tried and. tree kind, the kind that X X jerc with neier-failing satisfaction 0 ♦ foe \ycojto 1 Schtess Sres. Glothiqu ♦ ♦ Ougßvi te.cos3rti.orc than-.tba ordinary kind —♦ But it 0 Ifflß BWI.SB I 2 (LaGrange, Ga. Odd pants with vblwe serge coats—either double or single breasted—are all the go for young menis summer apparel. Jim Bradfield has a new line of odd pants that are both attractive and aheap. Get a pair of these and a blue serge coat and you will be right in it. ■ . - ■■ ■ —* tlT— ——LLJT——— 1 - ----- \ • . \ • * Our regular clotfhing stock is fairly teeming with bright, pretty suits. We sell Strouse & Bros, make Os mem’s clothes, and whenever you see “High Art Clothing” on the back of a is enough—there is no better.' When you want a suit, give us a call. < ' We will try and sell onue thousand dollars worth of Ladies and Misses Oxfords—or low cut shoes in next 30days. In order to accomplish this we know we will have to OFFER INDUCEMENTS. We have aone this—that is the prices are light down. GIVE US A CALL. JIM BRADFIELD’S CLOTHING : AND : SHOE : STORE. The graphic. LAGRANGE IWOT CWNTY, GA, TOESDAY, APRIL 18 1899 KMC AIK IMHT, THEM ttO AHIAA" NEW ROAD MACHINE ißutrhased by the County Commissioners Prov es Very Satisfac tory. Last week a reporter of The GtßAiPtfic saw the new road work ing machine, recently f*unchased by the County uulhoHities, at work. By the investment of this small, sum of money chairman Griftin and his associate® on the board of commissioners. will save the people of Troup county thousands oi dollars, and at the same time make better roads than the county lias ever had. The machine is known as a "scraper” and under the manipu lation of Mr. C. W. Corliss, it does as much work in one day as probably fifty hands could do under the old system, and does it much better, 'the machine is made so as to be adjusted at any angle, and leaves the road well rounded off and perfectly firm. All who have seen the work done by Mr. Corliss are high in their praise of the way the roads are being put in good condition. The county commis sioners are to be rpost highly commended lor this purchase,and as soon as they can secure the full road making equipment Troup county will have the best and most economically worked roads in the state. • Full line of Heckers cereal,tor breakfast at C. T. Freeman. We Are HBh I ►> not so silly as to € * think that every- w thing we sell is } better than any- } thing sold by • S everybody else. I } [Bal one I [Thing We 0o Say—l • i,,,(1 Zeigler Bros., fine Ladies > ,x Slippers are the best goods X ,Ei-"zEEizE known—and we sell them. > [ We have just received our > j ■ FWPESS RIPENESS I K I Characterizes this cele- > J brated make. We are > showing them in black, > , tan and nobby brown. All B the new shapes and tips. > Our slipper department is $ a busy corner in a busy > store. Every pair is guar-B anteed. 1 > ; Seay Bros. | . t] YEAR