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j ..................... MOST GOODS FOR THE LEAST MONEY ! —— Joi- ~ ■■> STORE, E. R. ANTHONY’S DRUG HXADQOARnWS FOB DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHBBi etc. mi l Toilet Ar #50 PARLOR ORGAN! FOR A $ 225.00 PIANO. BAN ELEGANT UPRIGHT Kv«! rvbodv know* that mnsioai inatnimcnta can be bcmith* cheeper r tn Havannah than In Atlanta, O*. We will, / r0 ® Our first floor tooled wltli Hook*, wmmm Moajc, Stationery, Fan IwJoe. Violin*) A#. i* * and Toye in cndle** v*riety. RkdPeper, Window Shade* end Holiday Good* BRAWN ER, DEANE A CO. Fresh Fish and Oysters RECEIVED DAILY. Jos t In from the country, Barrel country Syrup. C- W. Clark AlSon. a ttrUU, H. m ^KlH C POWDER Absolutely Pure. r | Wri TkU ty, Powder atren noth never and wholoeomnee*. vertee. A marvel o than the ordinary kind*, and In eompetiton with the molUtu ad Nwder*. lew teat, abort weight, alum or m: Sold on! moan*. ■ Powduk Co., 106 Wall Street, New $ att d A wly-tnp column 1»f or 4th CITIZENS TICKET. FOB MAYOR, Maj. J. D. BOYD. FOB ALDKBMEN, l»t W#rd—J. H. KEITH, 2nd - —J. D. GEORGE, 3rd “ —S. H. DEAWE. 4th “ —D. J. BAILEY, Jr. For Oierk aud Treasurer THOS NALL PostelPs Elegant! The finest floor in the world. Those who have naed it uever use Uj other, it never fails to piva the ■lost perfect satisfaction. Call on J. H Keith & Co , 8. H. Deane, J. M. Mille, McFarland, Boyles & Co., or O. W. Clark & Son. aug2(5d3m SMOKE! Ov* Junior Partner, the beat Ci gsr in the market. Sold by all load ing dealers in Griffin- L Cohen & Co , Sole Agt na, Macon, Ga, aogSdSm Dwi’t Rend This, Owners ol Bicycles ! I will repair yonr bicycles and B, pat them in first class order, at P. Blanton’s shop, Griffin, Ga, B. if. Carter. The Best Heat Market la Griffin is that of Simp-ton & Ead? wppoeite No, 2 Engine House. Tay IPSikir street. Nothing but first class “ told, and eveiytbing fresh and —- m i elean. When you want good meat give them a call. oct7dlni “The President’s Mite” it aa far ahead of any other floor in the market as Mrs Cleveland herself W above all competition in rank and kMOty. Its popularity ie shown by tb« fact that its sale is not confined te a few, bot it ie sold by every ceal ia Griffin. Re sore and order “The f- President's Wife.’’ sep!5d3m Nev Cron Prod Pries. .... ..................- n --* ■ *■»..... '■« a a a ww. a i.s - Attention ia directed to a welt displayed advertisement of the Griffin Fertiliser Co- lathi* tseue. The many friends of Mrs. T. M. Darnall will b# pained to hear that she died Friday night l*»t of typhoid fever. Mr* T. B. Longfellow, who has been visit lag Prof. C. V Waugh, returned to her home in Gainesville, Fla., yesterday. Degree* will tie conferred in Warns* Lodge, No. 20,1 O. O. F to morrow night. The member* should attend,** the work will prove very inioraatlng. The election for a justice of the peace to fill the vacancy In Ihia district will take place ou the 24th inat. J. F, Stilwelli* tb# only candidate that has anno meed. Tt e cold wave seems to have struck us in earnest till* time. Present Indications are that we will have some severe weather tor the next few day* at least. Policeman Ayoock had ft lively tusalewith a burly drunken negro yesterday afternoon, but after administering a good dose of hard wood upon hi* cranium succeeded in getting him in the jug. Preaching at the Christian cbnrch today at 11 a m. and 7 p. in. by Rev F. L. Adams. The public are cordially invited attend. All the member* are earneatly requested to be present, business meeting after service*. Ab Cleveland received a letter from hi* sister, Mis* Esther, yesterday stating that aha was mnoh better aud expected to be borne soon. Her many friends will be pleas ed to hear this good news. Mrs. Dr. Taylor had on exhibition at th# Macon fair some beautiful samples of fancy work made by herself. The result was the won the first prize, a handsome sewing machine. Why cannot others of the ladles make exhibits at the Columbus expo¬ sition? The great great popularity nnd success of Salvation Oil, the great pain destroyer have made It the target for counterfeiters. Buy the gegulue. Price 25 eta. “Died of .ammonia, pooro fellow,” said Mrs. Partington, on learning of a friend’s deiitn from pneumonia, “i believe I should have died too, but for Dr. Bull’s Cough Stir tirug.’’ Dr. Dull’s Cough Syrup she meht of course. Colton Receipts. Cotton statement for the weak end ing the moruing of Nov. 9, 1888 is as following: Receipts for week...........1024 “ since Sept. 1... .10,914 Shipments for week...........070 “ since Sept. 1... ,10,04S Stook........................932 MiddliiiEf 9Jc. Market firm. The report of the agricultural bureau at Washington, ma.de yester day and showing increase of crop will have a feiulenoy lo lywor prices, The receipts of Friday were 148 bai(B and of a Saturday 310 bates making the total receipts for the sea son up to last night 11,372 bales, receipts for the week ending Nov. 11, 1887, were 635 bales uud the total receipts at that date 7,322 b\lcs. Why do so many parents Becauau think chil dren troublesome ? they cry, and why do children cry ? Because they will Rutter. Dr. pain Bull’s Baby Syrup releivo all that babyhood is sunbject to If your tongue is coated or if you have a bad brea'b. take a dose of Laxa dor, it will cure you, The Vote in Pike T he following is the vote in the dif fereut districts of Pike county on Tues day last : 1st district, Cleveland 65, Harrison 60, Fisk 1; 2d district, Clevo land 73; Drivers district, Cleveland 77, Harrison 67, Fisk 1; Zebulon district, Cleveland 224, Harmon-;, 126, Fisk 2; Miluer district, Cleveland 131, Harri son 65, Fisk 12; Oth district, Cleveland 132, Harrisou 91; 8th district, Clevo laud 87, Harrison 30; Eppingers dis triot, Cleveland 59, Harris in 24; Bar nt-sville dialriot, Clevelat d 1030, Harri son 514, FiBk 45; totals, Clevolaud 1878, Hairisou 977, Fiske 61; Cleveland’s plurality 901, Blount received thy same vote as Cleveland, except iu Baruesvitie, where he fell 22 votes bebiud, One Fact Is worth a roiumn of rhetoric, established said an Am er can statesman- It is a fact, that by the testimony of thoushnd# of people, Hood's Sarsaparilla doe* cure scrofula, salt rheum, and other cisease# or affections arls ing from impure state or low condition of the blood. It also overcomes that tired feeling, creates a good appetite, and gives strength to every part of the system. Try it. (c) --- • • •------- •• • For Justice of the Peace. Editok News —Please announce my name as a candidate for Justice of the Peace of this, the 1001st Dis trict, to fill vacancy. Election Nov. 24th. J F. STILWELL Is Lire ATortii Living 1 How often d- es the patient mother, -wbo has just laid away the little one that died from the effects of teething, ask this question. If she had kuowu of Dr. Biggcrs’ Hncklelierry Cordial, life might have been brighter. Advice to Mothers. M.i. Winslow's Soothing Strop for children teething, is the prescription aud of one of the best female nurses physician* iu the United Staten, and hns been used for forty years with never failing success by millions of rcothars for their children. During the process of teething its value is incalculable. It relieves the child from pain, cares dya entery and diarrhoea, griping in the bowel#, and wind oolic. By mother. giving health to the tliildand rnste the Prior 25 cents a bottle. aogeodAwly 25,000 rolls Wall Paper and 800 Window Shades at C* J, Daniel’s, 42 Marietta St., At¬ lanta Send for Samples and prices. oct30<ksu3t •BOUND ABOUT. I- Mu (tor* C*M«mta( Paaul* *»4 •rail law* Gaaly. ASHBS. Wrapped In a aadly tattered gown, Alone watch I pnff the my aahea briar settle brown down And in labinent the fUsiiu; carting haze While thro’ blue, thick, 1 fitrWe with feeble eyea to I)poo That the left half-forgotten but aahea. days Again we wander through the lane, Beneath the elms and out again. grain Across the rippling Helds of Where brook softly 'mid plashes banka of fern, A Blender At every thought sigh mypulses I slowly burn, At every turn And And but aahea. What made wrapped my Augers akeina tremble of worsted so Aa you snow Around them, now with movements alow And now with d&ahea? Maybe ’tis smoke that blind* my eyes, Maybe a tear within them lies; But aa I puff my pipe there tile* A cloud of ashes. Perhaps you did not understand How lightly Aames of lore were fanned, Ah, every thought and wish I’ve planned With something clashes! Aud yet within my lonely den Over a pipe, away lrom men, I love to throw aside my pen And stir the ashes. Bead Hcheuerman & White’* new advertise most. W. J . Bridges, of Creswell, was in the city yesterday, James Patton, of Zotelln, was in the :lty yesterday. E. H. Scott, of llollouville, wai in the city yesterday. Mias Ida Brinaon, of Hover, was in the city yesterday. Capt' Cunningham returned yesterday ftiin Maoon. Mr*. T. 8. Allen, of Zebu loo, was iu the city yesterday. G. W. Wood, of Bunny Side, was in the citybesterday. V. F. Newton returned from the Fair at Macon yesterday. Alvin Dickerson, of WilHumsou, was In the city yesterday. The old county poor farm is advertised for sale this morning. J. Fallen and wife, of J ackson, spent yes terday in the city. Mias Alloc Porifoy, of Orchard Hill, wa* in the city yesterday. George 0. 8tewart anl .wife left yester day lor Washington. Will Uratton, of Anniston, Ala., visited friends in the city yesterday. Mrs. J. Touchstone, of Zetella, \vn* shop¬ ping in the city yesterday. Judge John I. Hall reinrned from n bind neas trip to Atlanta yesterday. Sunday school at the old Presbyterian ohureh atfhSOoVloek this morning. Jack Stew art’s many friends will be pleas¬ ed to hear that he is mnoh better. W. H. C. Lyon arrived in the city yester¬ day and is the gueat of Baukstoti farm. Mr*. Todd returned from Macon yesterday where she has beeaspending a few day. Mias May Mallory, of Forayth, 1* visiting the Misses McDonald on Poplar street. Deputy Collector J. H Kruger returned yesterday from a visit to LaGrange. Mias May McLendon, of Woodbury, is visit ing Mrs. B, C Randall ou Popular eyreet. Mrs. Dr. Taylor and her charming sister, Miss Susie Stewart visited Micon yesterday Mies Amauda Beauchamp, of Double Cab Ins, paid the city a pleasant visit yesterday. Mrs. V. E. Bowen, of Greenville, after a pleasant visit to Griffin friends returned home yesterday. Mrs.C H. Johnson, Jr., after a pleasant visit to friends iu Macon, returned to the city yesterday J. B. Goddard and Miss Daisy Evans were married at Squire Futral's in Akin's dis trict on 23d ult. A flourishing lodge of Ked Men ha# been established at Jackson, which now has nine¬ teen members and new applicants a. every meeting. Do you suffer with catarrh? You eon be culed if you take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, druggists. the great blood purifier. Bold by all fresh Cake Every Day! Leave your orders with us-—they will be filled by Mrs. Ida Judkins. Best Line of Cigars in the city. Call aud we will save yon money, J. H. Keith & Co. GEO E. PllICE. J. P. FOSTER. Price & Poster, -DEALERS IN- Boots, Sics, Upper and Sole Leader, French and American Calf Skins, Shoe Findings, Sc, Jas. Means’ and W. L. Douglas’ *3 Shoes a Specialty. tt-A Marietta Street, ATLANTA, GA. -o-- or Special attention given to visitors or orders from Griffin aud vioinity by Mr. Foster. octUMAWSm THEY ASK THE QESTION WHY IS IT aND NOW IS IT THAT J. H. White, Jr,, & Co. SOLD SO MANY GOODS THE PAST MONTH ? J. H. White, & Co. Answer by saying its because they keep the BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES, ETC., IN THE CITY, AND SELL THEM For A Smaller Profit THAN THE SAME GOODS CAN BE BOUGHT ELSEWHERE. Their entire ste ck wna bpnght from firet bands and why should they not sell CHEAP » Respectfully, J. If. WHITE, Jit., & CO. Points About Harrison. He wea;H a No. 7^ bat, ■ Ho wears a six and a half shoe ..nd can wear a 3;x. He baa one bunion on the right foot and no corns. His uack measure is 16^. He wears open front shir!?, aud paj’s $27 a dozen for them. He reldotu carrier u. s.Uk handlist chief—usually 'carries a common Itn eu. He keeps one horse. Ho :8 a regular smoker and smokos small cigars—a clear Havana, He does not smoke to excess, howev er. His whisker* are getting gray. He uses bay rum on bis hair but does not use oil. Ho is fond of baseball. Ilia chert measuio is 37 and his waist 42. He has a good deal of stomach. He weighs about 180 aud appears to be fiv* feet and n half in height. He does not fancy jewelry. He usually wears a high buttoned douole brouoted frock coat, and se! dom has a suit ail oil the same piece. He reads for recreaiion- He is fond of Scott, Eliot and Thackeray. xle goes to bod at 10 and gels up between 6 and 7, The family cooking is done by nn old negro aunty. Ho is a Presbyterian deaeon, IreSimni Buret as Boses / / fragrant/ Lasting! The Leading Price 85 Cts. 'Sold at Drunriats. L AK’ADOR Cures Costloeness, llesr Complaint, Bilioi Affections, Giddin At druggists. 26 1 DF BULL’S COUGH SYRUP CURES" C0.UCHS Sr.COLOS FDR 25 C jation Oil Pries on 'j! 5 Cts. Soli t-jall druggists. Swelling'.Bruises,Lumbago,Sprain*, Wilt roiio'-'3 n!.3umai!sm, Neuralgia , Headache, Tacikache, Sores, Burns, Cuts, Soak's hackee ho, H'ounds,&c. ms cm U-PCBS Fives, The Great Tcbaceo An- l•HtUf tMtisl—frla JO Cts. At all druggists. Registration Notice. Book for the opened registration at of offi-e, voters tlie of the city will be my at brick warehouse on Thursday, 15th inet., and remain open 10 days. THOS NALL, Nov. 10, 1$SS. Co®, of Registration. SPECIAL ELECTION. For Member of the Legis¬ lature for Spalding Co. OmuNARv’s OrrxcB, I j Spalding Co.,Geobou, Nov. 10, 18S8. By viitue of an order granted by Jno. B. Gordon, Governor of Georgia, it is ordered that ail election be held at the court house and in the various election precincts of the County of 8paldingon Tuesday, the4th day of December, 1S8S, for Representative ef the County of Spalding in the General Assembly ol the State of Georgia, to fill the vacancy eau*ed by the death of Hon. Noah M. Col- lens, Representative elect to said General Assembly. that this notice be It is further ordered published in the Uiufcin Dailt News and the Obiefin Wbeklv News and the Griiliu Daily and Weekly Sun until the date of said election. official signature. Witness my hand and E. W. HAM MONK Ordinary of Spalding County, Georgia. THE Itii Fertilizer Co. Are now making op for the crop of 1S8U, a limited amoent of Cotton Seed Fertilizer. i Material of high grade is scarce and high, ftuii we would suggest that you file with ns your order for what yon want early, eo as to prevent trouble next spring in getting what you need Patronise yonr own institution*. 8eo what Union Hill Alliance says: The Alliance Endorses Bates" Guano. Rsleioh, Ga., Got. 27, 18S8. Union Hill Alliance. Mxssr*. Batbs & Co., Griffin, Oa.— Dkar 8ik*:—W e, the member* of Union Hill Alli¬ ance, take pleasure in recommending your guano to the farmers of the State. We used ft almcat exclusively iiei} think it as good as any we ever used, and expect to nse it again. Done in open Alliance. D. H. Hudson, Pres. H. G. Mann,S ec. dltwtoMayl. For Sale. Old Poor Farm of Spalding Co. SituateeUibout foar miles from the court house, consisting of 292X acres of land, of which about 45 acres in the woods. Contains a good five room dwelling house, one tenant house in good repair, two good stables and one good sold corn crib. of X cash, To be on terms balance at one and two years, with interest. M PATRICK T J. BROOKS, T R. MILLS, novlld&wtdecl County Commissioners. For Sale! to acres wood la - d inside corporate limit*. The wood will nearly pay for it, and then the land is worth over price asked for it. 245 acres, 100 in wood* part inside of city lim¬ its. 5b acres inside city limit*. 12 acraein- side city limits, with good new house‘ upon it 65 acres inside city limit*, 7 room house’ out boueea, barns, fruits, Ac. Al! above can be divided in lots and sold atlarge Houses profits. and lots in different for portions ef the city sale and to rent. - Is - Electei .AND. TARIFF WILL STAND ! .BUT. HAVE MADE REDUCTIONS ON EVERY AR¬ TICLE IN THEIR STORE SUFFICIENT TO OVERBALANCE THAT But the can not force us to abandon our poli¬ cy of a lifetime, that of Loivest Possible Prices I .TO.. EverylDody I Tariff Off Of Cloaks! Our profits cut down to nothing in order to sustain our dinal position. We have duplicated times this our or¬ I purchase several season. Just received Last Week Many New Styles In Wraps I The ladies all know where to go when they are looking for the latest styles prices. in Cloaks, at the very lowest possible -tel-- : FREE - TRADE will be the order of the coming week Scheuerman & White’s, particularly in Fine Wool Dress Goods ! The prices will cause you to believe that Grover was elected and all Fine Dress Goods admitted free of duty. This is not true we all know, but simply an INSATIABLE THIRST FOR (SLAUGHTER Slaughter of our immense stock, simply to happy. move them out of the house, and make our people We Have Been Elected, by a populer vote of the people, Leaders of the Shoe business in Middle Georgia. Our stock of tine shoes, guaranteed shoes, for ladies and gentlemen has no eqnal in Griffin, Our styles equal any in the world. Our prices always a shade lower than those of our competitors. CLOTHING TOO HAS SUFFERED. We can affored to sell clothing with a very short profit from the very fact that we do not lely solely upon that branch of our business for a livelyhood. the This warm weather has a depressing effect upon prices on OVERCOATS. We nave an immense stock of Overcoats and we are determined carry none of them over. Warm weather prices on Overcoats. Como before it turns cold and prices advance.