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THE MOST v^JSSfl GOODS FOR THE LEAST MONEY !
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E. It. ANTHONY’S DRUG STORE,
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DBms, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS,
OILS, VABNISHES} KTC.
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AT DREWRY’S drug store
-—YOU WILL KIND-
THE BEST TURNIP SEED
At 85 and 80 ocnta a pound, from Baetcrn wove**. Plant them
fpr DrewJj^^^ 1 Co^dSlwlil core dyap*J$ iff an d^U wCom-
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WE KEFP ON HAND THE FINEST
Flour, Sugar and
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
ar At the LOWEST PRICES of any one in the city. f*H?* the finest
Whiskies and Brandies
AND BEST OF ALL TUB'*
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FLAT 8HOALS CORN WHI8KY!
which It noted to be tiro finest that is mr.de. All of the above for medical purpose?,
“*"•* GEORGE & HARTNETT,
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d&rtdecM
WATCHES
'|1 ★ JEWELRY, ★
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DINNER AND TEA SETS
m f 1 SETS, ENGLISH - decorated DECORATED KENTUCKY GLASS, GRANITElVARE. TIN lustre ASHfbPLAiN CODING ..... MID WOODEN and - CHINA plain WARE.
j TH^I AND
STOVES. SEE AND PRICES.
>VELTY CO.
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'ifOBNU ABOUT.
Matt.?* C*ac«raS«y People it ml Gee
oral Havre Goulp.
U18 KKASON.
1 wouldn't wear a jeraay,
To show my figure the thin, moat of
And let men see me
' U ' lug* '* r Wes horrid bone and skin.
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firlffln, Ha., Sept. BO. I wouldn't bang my ringlets,
Nor wear store hair at all:
I woula’tchose gay feet French-heeled shoes
Striped Silk Velvets $1,00 To mate my look small.
Silk per I woaldn’ wear corset
yard, plain Silk Velvets 75o., a
Plushes $1,00. These prices are O, To I would sqaeeae be my from lrfhgs all thing? and waist; free—
50 r pef Oort, under competition. Only by nature graced.
• E. J. F: FlRMISTER. I wouldn’tfthtnkof marriage;
To help At home I’d plan.
T" In BocanseM fact, I Wo«ld be—very good—
am a man.
New Jersey Jaokets in the latest Mrs. J. LT Moore went to Atlanta
styles. Largo lot of Misses and yesterday,
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Will Ntimally, of GresweH, was in
J. PiKMiBTKU. I the city yesterday.
to- B,co ■» Hammond, mzmim of .. McD*iongh, n* . was
“The President’s Wile” in the city yesterday.
Miss Edua Ansley left yeaterday for
Is as f«r ahead of any other flour in Southwest Georgia.
the market as Mrs Cleveland herself P, F. Foster, of Zebnlon, paid the
Is above all competition in rank and city visit yeaterday.
beauty. lie popularity is ehown by a
the fact that its sale is not confined win W L“'S. mH O I SU ° WS,j0 ii,. "
to few, but J is sold by deal '
a every the . city yesterday.
In Griftn. Be sure and order “The A. A, Murphy, of Barnesville. in
President’s Wife.” seplfidSm was
the city yesterday,
...... Will Howell, „ ,, of Zebnlon, was m tho .,
BETTER THAN DIAMONDS. city yesterday.
The Diamond Patent Flour in bet Dr. Collins, of Towaliga, was in the
ter than alt ethers, as alll will testify. city yesterday.
Buy NO OTHER. For •■■ale by J. C. A, Dickerson, of Williamson, wan
M, Mills, S. H. Deane, McFarland, in the oity yesterday.
rick BoylesACo., R, F. Strickland, Fat Tho Georgia Midland is building a
& Brooks, J. FI. Keith & Co., new sido track near the depot.
tndG. W. Clark A Son. slldlm Hon, J.F. Madden, of Concord, wbb
in the city yesterday on business
Postell’s Elegant! Three new buggies and two wagons
Th* fluent flour in the world. were carried away from tne city yester
Tbonp who have need it never nee day.
toy othnr, it never fails to give the Book agents are numerous as tho
meet perfect satisfaction. Call on J. weather grows colder and money more
H. Keith A Co, S. H. Doane, J. M. plotitifuL I
•Mills, G. McFarland, Boyles & Co., or Wediredtyour careful attention to
W, Clark A Bon. mtg26d3m the advertisement of tne New York j
Store. I
PRINTER WANTEO, We know of a wedding that is going I
A steady young who has had to occur bocu, but we don’t proposo to
man tell who? Can guess?
One or two years experience in a print you
i g office a# compositor can get a per From this date, during fall and win
anent situation and fair wages by ter, evening prayer on Wednesday at
at once to this office, tf fonr o’clock yt St, George’s church. |
B. F. Culpepper, who lives near the
SMOKE! city, lost his barn by fire one day this
week. Hioeees is were covered by in
Ooa JcnrroB Partner, the best Ci surance.
gtr in tbs market. Sold by all lead Ben Browij would Lot go- to the sing
mg dealers ia Griffiu- L Cohen & ing at Locua^ Grove because his best
v»Oj Soto Agcns, Macon, (}«, girl did n<g attend. Wo sympathize I
augSdSra with you Bed. '
Rev. A, Visit 0| Peden and wife, after sev |
Advice to Mothers. eral days to their son, Capt. D. D.
Peden, left {Jr their home at Pedenvillo I
yesterday.'
*a la the United States, and ten Lost dollar iu Coffin bill. on Finder Saturday will please morning | j
a re
years with never turn to W. ij Malaier. Sunny Side, and j
to keen ,i.„ !ous °f mothors be liberally rewarded.
Captain mley olev Higgins, of Tuskcga,
mtejiDd Ala., came yesterday Ho will to remain visit his in j
the cityfr-fc daug hter. . U»i,
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Pare old Baker rye whiskey at.
Beymore’a.
Budweiaer beer at Cioorgo Seyir.ore’a;
the finest beer in the world.
Flat Shoals corn whiskey, pure aa the
moonshine in the heaven#, at George
Seymore's,
J. T. Waterman has run through
the Tliomaston Times and is soon to
go to Atlanta.
Ed Cox says XXXX Gibson rye whis
key is the finest ever made and Ed is a
good judge. For sale at George Sey
more’s,
James Patton, of Zstella, was in the
city yesterday and * aubser bed for the
News. He Bays it is undoubtedly the
best paper he ever read.
Tne past few mornings bars been sog
gestivo of winter. Fireu have been in
order and have proved to be very com
fortablo indeed.
Col. and Mis, W. E. H. Searcy, who
has been on a visit to New York, re
turned to the city yesterday. We wel
come the Colonel back into our midst.
The cold wave that struck us yester
day made us think that winter was al
ready upon us. An overcoat felt very
comfortable in the early hours of the
morn.
Mrs. Sarah Beeves and Mrs. P. M.
Biown, of Griffin, are guests of Mr.
Robert N. Ellis, and will spend some
time with relatives here,—[Greenville
Vindicator,
Jack Frost has made his appearance
at Decatur, Ala., and his visit, we hope,
will prove a God send to those suffer
I ing AUf$ wiih WliU yellow JCJ1UW fever AC* Cl and blot it rn
^ely from their midst.
Miss Lena Yv'ardo, ouo of Griffin’s
charming young ladies, who has beeu
teaching school nt Tho Bock, returned
to tho city yesterday. It is nseloss to
add that hor hosts of friends and nd
mirers are more than pleased to hear of
her r.eturn. «
Jim Newton came up from Thomas
ton last night to buy a suit of clothes
from J. II. White, Jr., & cj., and
looks very handsome in them. This
firm sells nothing but first class goods,
and those who have patronizod thorn
once will never bny elsowherc.
Griffin is to have a live auctioneer the
coming week, Capt. Frank A. Hervey,
of tho auction firm of Horvey & Su¬
tlers, Macon, Ga, will soil through
our Mr.Cunninglinm,a bankrupt stock Of
Clothing, hats, etc. Now will be your
timo. ns such chances seldom occur in
this vicinity. Goods will be sold for
what they bting.
About 8 :30 last night a negro boy
named Tom Woodward had Ins throat
cut in front of Strickland's bar. Tho cut
tieg was done by Jim Fnlgum. who
works in tho broom factory. The
wound was dressed by Dr, Drewry,
who pronounced it s were but not nec
J essarily dangerous. Fu'gnm was arrest
ed anil will bo tried tomorrow morning.
I The Newton Beers {Company, which
opened the season Lcre witu au excel
lent performance week before last, did
not ndvertis0 in the NEWa anJ bnd
very small audience. Goodyear, Cook
A Dillon's minstrels [advertised in the
News and on Friday night had a crow
U ded fi° uac - with nearly every seat fil 1
l’ Jl ° moral .needs no printing.
On Friday evening a little six year old
negro girl, daughter of Tom Breed, who
lives on Wiley Patrick’s place, \, in Cab
in> di „ tliotf caught Lor tir S3 on fire aod
runuing ontof tho house was burned so
badly as to cause death. As the
groes leave their children in the house
while they go into the fields to pick
cotton, we doubtleas hear more of these
casualties ns tho season progresses.^
A BIG AUCTION.
MACON COMES TO GRIFFIN.
pj^
Cat]erj% &c t0 be „ iven awfly by
Auction
Thuiisday. Fuiday and Satdeday.Oot.
4th, 5th and 6th.
This bankrupt stock comes from
tbo great Auction Mart of Hervoy &
Suborp, Macon, Ga., and will be
closed out regardless of value, at
Cunningham's Auction House, Hill
Street, Griffin, Ga.
Capt. Frank A. Horvey, Macon’s
AncHoDeer ’ wi!1 cocdnct tbe
I«?‘ Don't Fail ro Come.
sun-tne&wed.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Tin* Powder never vanes. A raatvi
portly, ottengUi and vrhttlesomaees. 1
economical than the ordinary kinds, and oan
not be eoW iu rHorl «,.Hpetito» weight, wiUi tae niultilude lio^phate
of low test, alnm or i
Powder*. Koid onir n «*»». Bora Bakiko
Powvaa Co., W*> Wall Stir. i. 4»h hew Vtrk
,rte-6>Vwtv-tw fotnmn t.t or n»yv.
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Jtresh Cake Every Day!
Leave » your y( orders with us—they will be flUed by
Mrs. Ida the Judkins. city. CaU Best and Line of fCip will Cigars in "
we
save you money,
J. H. Keith Co &
I will have to-day nice mixed fish.
Fresh Oysters Shrimp, Crabs,
Rice Birds, only Celery, 35c doz.
Bananas
Mixed Pickles, Pickles, 70c gallon, 85c gallon
Sweet Plain Pickles, gaixuu, 60c gallon.
Cl eese 15c lb to-day.
A large lot of A. E Crackers .just received;
20 different var -‘ties. Schweppe fine ginger bottle.
ale.soda water and Lemonade 12c per
50 lb any Patent flour §1.65 to-day.
J. 3VI. M ILLS
NEW GOODS!
New Codfish Spanish Onions
Pork Sausage Virginia Yellow Cabbage Bananas
Diied Beef Large
Will have fresh fish all kinds to-day.
Fresh Oysters. Full line eatables to-day.
Give us a trial. Prompt delivery.
C- W. Olark A Son.
To the Democrats ot Spald¬
ing County.
The election for State officers will
off the 3d of October, which is
next Wednesday, and it is our duty
go to the polls and and vote for
the nominees. 1 find that some are
reluctant about going to the
Now, this is wrong. We must
be careless, but think of our
and our children, and above
thing let us do our duty and
a Democratic Representative
Spalding. While there have
other issues before the people in
past, there are now only two par
the Democratic and the Repub¬
and we must eithersend a white
or a colored, as there is a color
man running against our norai
The negroes are well organized
wo should be, too, or there might
trouble. Mr. Collens is a young
and haa done a great deal forlhim
in the way of preparing himself
business and attends to his busi
well, and is well fitted for the
Now, in conclusion let me
every Democrat to go to the
and vote, and do not neglect or
it.
Hoping you will al! turn out and
I remain
Yours respectfully,
J. H. Malaier, Chairman
Dem. Ex. Com. Spalding Co.
rid of that tired feeling Sarsaparilla, as qoiek ns which pos¬
Take Hood’s
strength, a good appetite, and health.
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BARGaTnsTBARGAINS! !
My short lengths iu Fine Dress
have sold rapidly the past week
few left, besides making
of the biggest bargains in
dress goods ever shown here.
them before making your pur
at E. J, Flemistek’s. •
The Kcuuhlican Ticket,
A Republican ticket being some¬
of a novelty in this section, we
below one that was being circn
on tho streets yesterday:
REPUBLICAN TICKET
Fdr Governor of Georgia.
Bishop H. M. Turner,
Of Fnlfou County.
- For Senator 27th District,
S. B. Buford,
Of Spalding County.
For Representative,
L. K. Evane,
Of Spalding County.
All of the above are colored. It
rumored that instructions have
received from Atlanta to add
name of J. S. Bigby, (white) of
for Attorney General, and
E isley, Jr., (eol,) of Fulton,
Secretary of State.
For Comptroler General, J. U.
of Savannah, and for
\Y. J. White, of Augusta,
named. It is note expected
they will t.e elected, but this is
avoid voting for Democrats.
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Aue=rrrtrtr. T.
You 7 are o’clock requested to meet evening. prompt
at to-morrow
of importance.
J. T. STEriiKNsox, N. G.
B. C. Randall, P. S.
CLOTHING TO ORDER*
I now have tall line fall Philadol samples
Jacob Reed’s Sons, of
Penn. Take tr.easur. S for suits
Or Overcoats. Fits guarnn-
or no *aie. Prices same as
ready made etmhiug.
E. J. Fi.kmibtkr.
INTO I
We Are Not Bragging
ONLY VOICING THE PEOPLE S VERDICT WHEN
we declare emphatically that the best selected.
' the prettiest, and cheapest stock of goods in
Middle Georgia can be found ?.i
Scheuermann White’s
Ask your friends about our elegant line of Dress
Goods and Trimmings.
WE AREINOT AFUAIO TO C0MI%E OUR GOODS WITH SAMPLES FROM
ATLANTA OR ANYWHERE ELSE. OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST-MER
CHANTS CANNOT LIVE AND MAKE A SMALLER PROFIT THAN WE ASK.
★ 0U P CARPET DEPARTMENT *
S ANOTHER FEATURE OF OUR BUSINESS THAT WE ARE PROUD OF. OUR
STOCK OF CARPETS WERE DELAYED ON ACCOUNT OF THE WASHOUT ON
THE CENTRAL. BUT WE PROMISE OUR CUSTOMERS. WHO HAVE BEEN
WAITING. TO SHOW THEM THE
-Best Assortment-
AND PRETTIEST PATTERNS IN TOWN. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED DUR-
ING THE LAST WEEK,
BRUSSELS, THREE-PLV’S, EXTRA SUPERS
INGRAINS, NAPIER MATTINGS,
Rugs of Every Desrip’n
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SCHEUERMLri & WHITE gives a guarantee
on their shoes that no other house in Griffin
can give. Besides, they show the most comfort
able, the best styles, and, the most pleasing fea¬
ture of all, at the very lowest prices.
TRY OUR GUARANTEED SHOES AND YOU’LL BE
Convinced !
Men’s Boys and Children’s
Suits - and - Overcoats
BEING RECEIVED EVERY DAY AND MARKED AT PRICES TO MOVE THEM.
LADIES’ RIBBED FLANNEL SHIRTS.
within We have the opened up days a line of these feel goods confi¬
past few that we
dent will be just the article that the ladies
want. Not too heavy and very soft. Either
all wool or part wool, Red or White. Children
_ Ribbed W ool Vest received.
infants just
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In Chambers.
Judge Jas. S. Boynton returned
horrn yesterday from holding New
ton superior court. It was a big ses
sion and a large amount oi business
was transacted, including the con-
viotion of fivo persons for the illicit
sale of whisky, who were fined from
$10 to $250 and costs. .
A session of Spaldiog superior
court was held in chambers yesterday
morning.
Tho Griffin Electric Light and
Water Company was granted the
charter prayed for.
The hearing on a motion for new
trial in Pike superior court, in tho
case of Mrs. West, of Barnesvile, vs.
tho Central raihoad, was postponed
until November 3d.
A motion for new trial in Monroe
court, in the case of Leary vs, Cen
tral railroad, damages, was postpon
ed until December 1st.
family secrets. *
Ubg a warm knife for cutting
warm bread and the like.
A paste of whitning and benzine
will removo spots from marble.
A salt ham should be soaked ovc
night in plenty of soft water prev;
ous to boiling.
After washing a wooden bowl
place it where it will dry equally on
all sides, away from the stove.
Fruits stains on white goods can
be removed by pouring boiling water
directly Ircm the kettle over the
spots.
Hive sirup is good for croup or
inflammation of the lunge.' It is to
be keptiu a cool place, for if it sours
it is very poisonous.
If you want poachad < ggs to look
particularly nice cook each egg
in a muffin ring placed in the bottom
of a saucepan of boiling water.
b-r-J ^UULWE PURE IQHT
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pRPRICE§
Its superior excellence proven in millions
of homes for more than a quarter of a ccn
tury. It isused by the United States Gov¬
ernment. Endorsed by, he heads of the
Great Universities the Strongest, Purest
and most Healthful. Dr. Price's Cream
Fime^r ’PRICE Aiulr
BAKING POWDER CO.
NEW IOBK. CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS.
dithwSthp.top col.Erin
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Country Corn Whisky.
Also, all kinds of Wittes, Liquors first
and Cigars such as are, Everybody kept in a is
class establishment
invited to cifl *nd me at No* 48,
West side HiH street.
s21d&w3ta JOHN ISON.