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For Christmas Presents Whet nicer than a pair of Gold Spectacles, or a bottle of Fine Perftme, of which we have the best—Or a box of Fine Letter Paper and Envelopes to match? A BOX OF HUE CIGARS WOULD COME IN JUST AT THE RIGHT TIME. Will give you Low Figures on anything In our Line. J. JNT. HARRIS & SON.. ■■in Hi "N“- - I V-J.!".. - 11.... Christmas—Santa Claus! V* f.*'' * s ' i “■ " *■" Our store is full of everything for the Christ- Fancy Candy. Fruits, Nuts. Fire Worts, Cakes in Tact everything you want at lowest prices. G. W CLARK & SON. Cheapest Grocers In Town. - - - <■ ijM.ll ■HI. " 1 - 1 . - ' 111 ■■■ ~ SEARS. SEARS. Santa Claus. FIHE WORKS - Immense Stock TOYS - ■ Cheaper than .Anybody CANDIES - • - Fresh Stock FRUITS ■ Biggest Stock in Town NUTS > New Crop RA.ISINS - LONDON LAYER Cut Prices. Mixed Nate, 12ic. Raisins, 12}c. Fancy Candy, 10c to 35c. Oranges 30c to 40c. Stick Candy, Bc. Toys 25 per cent less than any one. Fire Works 25 per cent less than any one. Tennessee Dressed Turkeys. “ “ Chickens. Norfolk Oysters. California Celery. Florida Oranges. Extra select Apples. Extra select Bananas. Dried Figs, 20c lb, t My stock is the largest in town, my goods are fresh, my prices the lowest, three deliv ery wagons to deliver your goods—orders filled promptly. SEARS —The Grocer— SEARS Morning Cail. GRIFFIN, GA., DEC. 24, 1898>? I) nice over Davis' Hardware Store TELEPHONE NO. 22. PERSONAL AND LOCAL DOTS. DR. J. M. THOMAS, PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON. Office: No. 23| Hill street, stairway next to R. P. McWilliams & Bon. Tele phone 27,2 rings. Nunnally’s fine candy. Carlisle & Ward. J. W. EsUs, of Gay, was here yes terday. J. J. Johnson, of Concord, was here yesterday. Paul Patrick is spending a few days in Atlanta. Butler Oxford made a business trip to Atlanta yesterday. Capt. W. H. Hartnett, of Flat Shoals, was in this city yesterday. Choicest varieties of Sweet Peas, in bulk, at Brooke* drug store. The city was crowded yesterday and our merchants all report a good trade. Lowney’s Christmas packages of candy at Brooks’ drug etore. Mrs. Kate Campbell, of Monticello, was the guest of Griffin friends yes- 1 terday. * | I|k IAT A E*i A \A/ To be lound anywhere in the line of Clothing— IX kJ I FLAW Suit or Overcoat—that I offer. Every garment in my ataxk is weU mate, from the best material. They are stylish and perfect fitting, and ““ will iemonitrate their excellent money quaUtl M . ®7.50 ®IO.OO ®ia.sO ®15.00. I \ I) AS m UNDEBWEAB, ¥Oll JUST SIMPLY CANNOT AFFORD NOT TO SEN M¥ STOCK. I WOOL AND COTTON, WEAK AND LIGHT WEIGHTS. Jr' ' ' 1. £ THOS. J. WHITE. THOS. J. WHITE. ] • Pickles 10c quart.' Mince Meat 10c lb. Jelly 5c lb. Canned Corn 6c can. Catsup 20c. quart. Prepared Mustard 25c quart. Horse Radish 15c jar. Imported Macaroni 10c package. Elgin Creamery Butter. Freeh Jersey Butter. Pound Oakes. Fruit Oakes. Jelly Rolls. Layer Cakes. Reception Wafers. Boss Orackers. Royal Mills Biscuits. 1 11 —3> Box ol Nunnally’s candy makes a nice present. Carlisle & Ward. Mies Mamie Edwards went up to I Hampton yesterday to spend the day with re'aliyes. Miss Bessie Crouch, ol Gay, spent yesterday in thia city with her broth er, R O. Crouch. EH Brewer left last night to spend the Christmas holidays with home folks at Cusetta. Mrs F. M. Kincaid and children went over to Columbus last night to spend some time. Great bargains in Hose, Handker chiefs, Gloves, Capes, and Jackets at Bass Bros today. Mre. J F. Stewart and Miss Nell Brooks spent the day with friends in Atlanta yesterday. F. G. Bailey was among the promi nent Griffinites who spent the day in Atlanta yesterday. See our stock before purchasing your furniture for Christmas gifts. L. W. Goddard & Son. Gip Smith, of Cincinnati, is spend ing Christmas with hie parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Smith. B W, Torrence, of Columbus, is spending a few days with relatives and friends in this city. Miss Rosa A llene Thompson went down to Macon yesterday to spend some lime with relatives. Dressed " ts . . . . Turkeys, Cranberries, • > Celery, Norfolk Oysters, Savannah Oysters. Leave Your Order Today. / R. H. DRAKE. / J. H. Hal!, of Atlanta, who baa been in Ibla city for several weeks on busi ness, returned home yesterday. Miss Emma Mathews, one of Zebu* lon’s popular daughters, spent yes terday in this city with friends. Mrs. W. T. Cole and daughter, Miss Eihel, left last night to spend several days with relatives in Greenville. Mieses Roselyn and Evelyn Reid returned last night from a pleasant visit to friends in Albany and Ameri cus Mrs. E. Gresham and children left yesterday to spend the Christmas holidays with relatives and friends in Forsyth. Miss Evelyn Beckham, of Jonesboro, was in this city yesterday enroute to Molena, where she will spend the holidays. Walter Coppedge, colored, was sent to the cbaingang yesterday to work out a tbirty-day sentence for quarrel* ing and fighting. Miss Sallie Jones, who has been visa iting Mrs. A. J. Clark al East End for several days, returned to her home in Atlanta yesterday. Andrew Allgood, who is attending school in New York, returned home yesterday to spend the Christmas boll days with his mother. r? Don’t buy when you can get Hudnut's. Don’t buy other candies when you can get Low nxy’s at Brook’s drug store. Thio is Christmas eve and everybody will be in town shopping Well, we are glad to know it, for no place can surpass Griffin as a trade market. You can make your parlor or recep tion room both attractive and artistic, by choosing your furniture from our rare stock. L. W. Goddard & Son. The ladies bought Hose at 25ots, worth 50 and 75c Is, al Bass Bros, yes- terday Today is the last day such low prices will be given. Attend the sale. The mayor has turned the town over to the boys at night, and they have up to date burned as much pow der as was used by the Americans in storming San Juan hill. One of our elegant and comfortable rocking chairs will make an accepta ble Christmas present for anybody. We have the largest stock in the city. L. W. Goddard & Son. W. H. Newton & Co. and the New ton Coal and Lumber Co. will close their places of business next Monday, and give their employes an opportuni ty to celebrate Christmas Sheriff J. H. Milner, of Pike county, came to this city yesterday with three negro men who had been sentenced to serve on the chain gang. They were turned over to Capt. Camp. Miss Minnie Brown Reeves, who is attending the Girl’s Normal and In dustrial School at Milledgeville, arrived in this city yesterday to spend the holidays with relatives and friends. Miss Clide Doe has as her guest du ring Christmas, Miss Rosa Calhoun, of Atlanta. Miss Calhoun has often visited our city and has scores of friends here who always welcome her. How’s This! We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props,, Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligation made by their firm. WesUt Traux, Wholesale Druggists, To- Waldlng, Rinnan * Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall’s CXtarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous •yrfiacesofthe system. Price 7tfc. per bot tle. Sold by all druggists. Testi monfok Hall’s family Pills are the best. vtv ■ m O Tt * J Flemister a Bridges i WILL MAKE THIS A . . Memorable Week ' ■ • ' IN Dry Goods Selling! ; ■ ft J Have entirely too many Goods in several departments to carry over, and our loss will be your gain. • OurZetore will be open until 8 o’clock everyZevenlng. Come EARLY and come OFTEN • FOR MONDAY—IO YARDS PRINTS FOR 85c. ONE BALE OF t 1.50 BED COMFORTS, SLIGHTLY WATER DAMAGED FOR 98c ’ WE (SUT DEEP INTO THE PRICE OF ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS, SILKS. FLANNELS, EIDERDOWNS, TABLE LINENS, ETC. NEW LINE FUR CAPES $2,50 TO $5.00. All Jackets to be sacrificed. BEST LINE CORSETS, GLOVES, UNDERWEAR, HANDKERCHIEFS COLLARS, SHIRTS, HOSIERY, RIBBONS, LACES EMBROIDERIES, ETC., IN GRIFFIN. 25c Neckwear in latest styles. WE NAME LOW PRICES ON TRUNKS, UMBRELLAS AND BAGS. WHITE AND GRAY WOOL BLANKETS GO AT SACRIFICE PRICES. FMWHWGES. ft BASS BROS. GREAT SALE Os Dry Goods, Notions, Ladies’ Wraps, Carpets, Clothing, Mil linery, Hats and Shoes- Last week was phenomenal. Onr CUT PRICES on fine goods did the work. The knife goes still deeper in prices and this week’s sales are going to be a sweeping success--no reason why it should not be. Look these prices over and be at the opening at 8 o’clock. From 8 until 10 o'clock every day this week we will sell you 30 yards of 4-4 Bleaching for sl. At same time 16 yards Percal, dark color, for sl, 10c quality. 340 yards of Saline as long as it lasts, at 5c yaid—first come first served All Calicoes 4c. DRESS GOODS Wc have entirely too many fine dress patterns and dress 'goods. We will give you the greatest bargains you ever had in dress goods and silks. Another pyramid of those 15c, 20c and 25c ladies Handkerchiefs for this week at 10c. Gents Handkerchiefs same price. We have reduced prices for this sale on all childrens Hosiery. The prettiest Towels on sale tomorrow we have ever shown, and cheaper If you are interested in Flannels now is your time to buy. 100 CAPES and JACKETS to go this week at some kind of a price. Ladies Hats to be sold at a discount of 25c. • CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Gents Gloves, Silk] Handkerchiefs, Scarfs, Hats and Trunks for Christmas presents. Ladies Capes and Jackets, Hats, Veils and Shawls for Xmas presents Beautiful line of Rugs and Carpets to select a valuable present from. Our prices will interest you. Be sin and attend this week’s sale at ' ;iIJ IHa *1 BAQQ DPAC! Aoo oriUo. • - • -a- ’ - - »