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THE MOST GOODS FOR THE LEAST MOREY !
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■ K. R. ANTHONY’S DRUG STORE,
i • HBADQCARTKHS FOR
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS
OILS, VABNISHE8; ETC.
■ tuner Hair an<! Tooth Bro»h««, PiOfumM i*nrt Tollrl Ar
"JJ* i^^ManV*ftw”pUo«a aoemraUly Olu*. co»poud*<f, I'uUr, I.Binp* and Cbimnej's,
detl, day day or nlirht.
Don't Buy Until You
Find out the New
IMPROVE-
MENTS.
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middleman’s
PROFITS.
MrSENOFOR CATALOGUE.
J, P. Stevens & Bro.,
♦7 Whitehall St., ATLANTA, 5A.
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# ■^■■m Thanksgiving !
i,e order for Thanksgiving
Give us rft your a
Turkey for - Thursday. Will have shell oysters,
Savannah and Norfolk Oysters. Everything
you want Clark A Son
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POWDER
Absotutely Pure.
That Towder uavar venae. A marvel o
•artty, strangth and wholesomnew. More
-----teat than tba ardlnary with klnda, the moltitu and can
* io!d in oompatfton
n mr Mat, *hort weight, alum or
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“The ^ President’s .. Wite” .. M
wjsi*..
la a far ahead of any other flour in
__market u lire Cleveland herself
ia above all competition in rank and
bfaoty. It* popularity ia shown by
tbe foot that ite eele is not confined
te • few, bat it is sold by every deal
i» Griffin. Ite sore and order “The
fteetdent’s Wife '* eeplfiddm
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Only « . ia, Waiting.
Housekeeper (after dim*g a tramp)
-Why don’t you go to work?”
! Tramp—“I am not able to do
hard work, madttn. A§ a boy 1 wm
obliged to go to Sunday school in al
torts of weather, and it made me very
delicate, madam.”
‘Oh, well; seems to me you might
get something in-doors, cleaning out
eSoea for Instance. Why don’t you
eeek e position as janitor of an of
toe?”
"Madam, 1 am a man of high prin
eiple, and I bold, mltiMne. that tba
o£ee should seek Ih^ynsn, not tbe
mta aisa tbeoflSoe. tbeoflSoe. Thanks for this ban
quet. If you tee an office buntiag
forms tail it I’ve gone up|t he road.”
1 PhiUd.lphi. H.oor..
Ws have nohanlUUon whatever in rtcon
1-- Jl -f Dr. Bull's Biby Syrup for children
laatklac or auffsriDg from wind nolle, diar
ikws or dysentery.
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lhsrs era two important consideration*,
whlch comm ex) Lsxador to general adopt-
immi staple remedy for ell bilious com
(Aaluts,namely, the purity of it* conatitv- j
tuentatud rromptne*a of action. I
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-Bow you brudder Ban ** “Me V “Lor j
sister Charity, poorly sure * you born, I is
Vidck rt«u»st»Us a crsepitu* all about same
wa Um^antAe.” “Chile,bay tUlvatiou Oil
sky ears
■ for « “ *
Thanksgiving!
Turk,,, Imported Jams AH the Canned Meats and Fruits
“ Fine Celery. Mince Meat.
Government Java. Mobile Plants. Norfolk and Savannah Oysters,
■ .* 2 Breakfast lea. Edam. Imertod Swita and Cream Cheese.
Buckwheat Fleur. Frujto, Syrup. i*» Red b«h
French Prunes Thorber’r fin# Nuts. heavy syrup
esrn^n uid all kinds Fiah. Fine Confectionary. Raisens.
BU.Kw.ir*' Wrtiot taw.-HtltaO S.Y£“*St
and White Bread* 1800 Imported Cjj^rp just ye
KELY ,4f^.sns, '
’ROUND ABOUT.
Mall. r. CMc.rallf ! <«'*
• ml Iain
HEB WElmlNO l‘»***m.
8he smiled like a beautiful flower
Iu the tunny breeze a-bloom,
A» she looked at her wedding present*,
That almost filled the room.
She dwelt oa the dainty etching
On the careen salad bowl;
On edition* da luxe In vellum—
And music thrilled her soul.
Aa tba wild roaebnrns in the twilight,
Thi* thought iu her bosom horned .
“They ure tnoatly from married people,
And won’t have to be returned."
W. J. McCaalau left yeatetdisy
Columbus.
T. i. Williamson, of Neal, bob in the
city yesterday.
P, Malaier, of Zsbnlou, apeut yeater
day in the city,
J. H. Kendall, of Zetella, was iu the
city yesterday.
i. H. Stilwell, of Lite I la. apeut yeater
day in Griffin.
D. M. Dnffee, of Leach, waa in the
city yesterday.
E, Beckham, of Columbus,
the city yeater lay,
Mrs, H. O, Sallivan , of Erin,
tho city yesterday.
Prof. George Strozior, Neal,
Griffin friends ye»terday.
G. W. Steel, of Creswell, was in the
oity on business yesterday.
Miss Mattie Uabtiel, of Brooks Hta
tion, visited the city yesterday.
I. G. WooUey and wife, of
ville, were in the city yesterday.
Mrs. G. W. Wood, of Bunuy Side,
was in the city shopping yesterday.
Mrs. W. W. Wood, of Hampton, was
visiting Griffin friends yesterday.
judge It. T. JDtniel spent yesterday
in Zebulou transacting legal business.!
Douglas Boyd and J. E. Drake aro
visiting the exposition at Columbus.
Miss Mattie Mathews graced ihe oity
with her charming presence yesterday.
Miss Thurman, a charnriog youug
lady of Erin, was in the city yesterday,
Hervioe Thursday, Thanksgiving day,
at 8t. Gforges church at 11 c’olock a.
m.
Rev. A. G. 1’eden aud wife, ol Con
cord, arc visiting their son, (’apt. Be
den.
Dr, Bradley will so^u leave for Cou
ferenee. Ho get your missionary mon
ey ready.
John Hightower aud wife, of Empire,
are spending a few days in tho city visit
ing relatives.
If yon would like to make your friend
a moe Thanksgiving present send
them the News.
David J. Bailey, fr„ J. M. Mills aud
John Bishop are sll taking iu the expos
itiou at Columbus.
A. Lower and wife left yesterday for
Columbus where they will take in ths
many aight* of the Exposition,
A certain well known young man ef
oar city, it is rumored, is busily eu
gaged writing a sensational novel.
Major Daniel states th«t be is going
to kill the proverbial “fatted calf
Thursday. T|m boarders have already
began to return thank*, for they know
the judge knows what is appropriate on
KUC ^ oooanaion*.
Do you suffer with catarrh'' You can Ur
ruled if you take Hood’s Ssrvapanlla, panlla, tt* th*
great blood purifier. Sold by all druggists
Ode Norton, of Zrtall*, one of
log'* most • nconafnl and well fo do
era, wu* in th<* ei'v ou a *l> ppmg
yesterday.
We are sorry to a ate ttiat Joiiu .
ha* been very ill. Hm triiu.l* will
g ad to b urn that lie m ranch tietter
able to be out,
One of our young men nays that
will *oob solve the ptoblem,
marriage i* a failure or not, as be :n
truds to take unto himself a better half.
Read Blakely‘a ad. of Thaukngiviug
luxuries. Dressed turkey*, Mobile
plant-, Norfolk A Havannab oyster*,
red snappers, etc. His lint don't haif
tell (be story, do anti see.
Our young people are puzzling their
brains ovei the moat appropriate
that won d be a «ouree of amtisenieui to
them. We are aoriy to say Ibat la lack
of euergy that prevents them from get
ting up something rich, rare and racy,
for we undoubtedly have plenty of lo
cal talent.
The shorter the tnuiiel tin- sweeter ttie kin*
but the older the < old the harder the cure.
Dr Ball'* Cough Syrup has broken many
stubborn cough.
Hover Rustlings
11o\ek, Ga , Nov. 27.--It ii*h been
Borne time since Ibis town b i* been
represented in your much improved
paper, (not for tbe lack of c«ivs
though,) bar simply because we have
not bail tbe time, w# all being so very
ndnstrion*; but haviug most caught
up again and having a little spare
tims thought 1 would scatter a few
dots aiong tba high ways and byways,
It is generally conceded that the
fanning class of people are a happy
BOt by those that follow some other
buiiuese,seeing that we can take out
our horse from the plow and go
wn please, but Borne of them
to step into our places. I’ll bet
would back out before dinner.
seems 10 us in tbe spring and sum
tner that we ure happy too when we
go to town and get what we
without uiouey and without
and “I'll pay when J sell
Bat Jerusalem! come lo harvest
market! that sarua cotton we
them about it isn’t half enough
so ttbere wo are in the mud with
faco like a pickeled cucumb- r and
temper that no good wife can put
with, It would be the beet
that waa ever done for thiacOouiry
those merchants would kick a
out of the house when he asked
credit, but he would have to be
ful who he kicked.
'd ell, the corn is gathered,
dug aud now the remainder of
cotton to pick. And such
looks like it is glued'in the burs
cold weather upon us to help aa !lu
about it dozen, merchants
for what little we get. It does
like we might be happy, hut
them hog jaws and chittlings
comiug ou and then it may rain
j bail but with ‘Raters” and fresh
before a big fire at night and the
lady and children all around
seems to be something
about that and trouble ceases for
tima O for a contented mind
a system that will keep us out
debt.
Mr. Geo. Gassett made off one
half acre bottom 275 gallons of
bon can syrnp besides bedding a
amount. How about that for
'ng-
Social entertainments are
the day. it is quite common
the young lolks to get tired
quick and get a companion in a
tier away from ih* crowd a
Greek.
VV« arc happy to say that our
neighbor Joe Aycock and family ar*
improving and we hope they may be
restored to their usual health.
All our bachelors ure tiere sl1 ^
except one. Somebody caught him
iml left, but the others are like crab
grass, hard to to tackle, you may
get rid of them for awhile but they
will come again. So be it as it was
ordained I suppose. T. H 13.
Sunny .Side SctntilHtien*.
Svnny Sidb, Gx., Nov.
are having fine weather for
hogs
Uol. Roan, a rising young
of Atlanta, is spending a few
in town.
Miss Jennie Brewster visited re
latives at Turin last week
W, B. Griffin took in the G.ve
Guy last Wednesday.
v\ . F. Malaier spent Sunday >n
Orchard Hid
Miss I.aura Richter is visiting Mi*s
’ •Blanche Miller Ibis week.
^ Mis. 1 >r. Gray spent y-*’erd*y
wiiii uer iathei s family in Henry
county.
J (1.- Malaier took in ilia exposi¬
tion at Columbus last week.
We have a certain young man iu
our oominu niy that w* s ties tu* bug-
gy every Saturday a item.'- n, oat
tend ,e ‘ the “Alliance Metting” at Cre*
wel! -
«'- W- W.d..o„h, cl A.I..U,
was here Saturday.
p^ 1
i town ym»teta»y; ivy
t re y( Every Day!
Leave your orders w ith us— they will be tilled by
fli rs. Ida Judkins. Best Line of Cigars in
the city. Call and! we will
save you money,
J. H. Keith & Co
I P KOSTF.H
Price & Poster,
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Boots, Shoes, Upper and Sole Leather, French and American
! Calf Skins, Shoe Findings, &c.
Jas, Means’ and W. L. Douglas’ $3 Shoes a Specialty.
e I Mariottn Street. ATLANTA, O-A..
•JT HdccUI attention given to visitors or orders from Uriffiu and vioiuity by Mr.
Foster. octUUAwdm
THEY ASK THE QESTION
WHY IS IT AND HOW IS IT
THAT
J, H. White, Jr., & Co.
SOLD SO MANY GOODS THE PAST MONTH ?
Pj "» JLJLa TT TU/j f f ///^ -J _ 7^» a • ) Xf* (j ” •
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Answer by saying its because they keep the
BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES, ETC.,
IN THE CITY, AND SET.I, THEM
For A Smaller Profit
THAN THE SAME GOODS CAN BE BOUGHT ELSEWHERE
I'beir entire stock was bought from first hands and why should they not
; 8u " GHEAI Respectfully,
J. H. WHITE, Jit., & CO.
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LUDDEN <£ BATES’
Southern SAVANNAH, Music GEORGIA. House,
MK. S. B. CHILDS, representingthe above house is iu Griffin for a ilavs ami can be
found at
I BRAWNER, DEANE & CO.’S
Book anil Music Store.
Those wishing to buy a first-class Piano or Organon easy terms and at low fiarnres, will
da well to footer with this gentlenanof long experience and known musical ability. A lew
ordeia for tuning or repairing will receive prompt attention.
: Cigarettes Made Him a Millionaire
Washington Post.
Bui I want to say something more
! about Richmond. I found there
Louis Ginter of the fiunc-us house of
A)!rn & Gmter, tbe largest cigarette
manufacturers in the world, I
pose, I Imd not seen bun for lair
ty five years. 1 met him in New
York in 18.53 when he was a
man He and a Frenchman
then in the house furnishing htrsi
ness. He lost everything by the
and took a new star! when peace
j restored. It whs then he and Lis
j pioMuit partner v.«-nt iulo ;ha itbac
co business. Mr. Ginter is no* reck
j oned » millions ve, and I doubt
be is He tins just returned from a
voyage to Australia and is building
h new lesidence 10 cost $140,000.
The one he lives in now is r.s fine as
a palace, I mu glad to tee those
southern business tutu piovpen
I believe in the scutP. I believe in
it mote today than ever. If I were
; a young runn I should go there ray
| self. Toe re is luor* outcome to lie
8on ijj than any other part of toe
ncion.
T winks.
j People who are not looking for in
| suits seldom meet them.
The strongest weapon our eoemiea
possess is that of petty annoyance.
There is no f6n,«5 where a man can
m m mm
Sweet as fiats / I frag rant l Lasting!
The I«adiiig Price 25 Ct*.
PEBrtIME Sold at DrupgiKt*.
Laxador Cures Lifer Complaint,
Costiaeness, Bilious
Affections, At druggists, Giddiness. 25
c.
I DF BULL’S
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SYRUP
I ?:URE5 .CttUCHS & COLDS FOP 25 C
i ; Salvation MF Oil
frits o..!j 25 CtS. toldbj/ alt druggists.
WiH reliefs Praises,Luttbago,Sprains, Rheumttism, Neuralgia,
Swellings, Toothache, Sore*, Burns,
Headache,
Cut*, S'.dds,Backs:he. Wound*,Ac.
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safely sit between right and wroDg.
Isn’t it n singular ihmg that wbeD
a man is taken in ho is put out ?—
Boston Courier,
It is considered very bad form for
| ba ,, et gjrls to pid anwn j T ._ Mer
| chan , TrfiVe ) er ,
“It goes without saying’ 1 doesn't
apply to the phonograph —Terre
.
auDt express.
j 03,1,1 18 fit i° r a public position
be coneieves the idea that it is !
^' 8 prosperity,
MUNICIPAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
; For Mayor.
j 1 am a candidate for Mayor at the j
1 approaching oily election and ask '
the votes of my fellow citizens,
whom I respectfully refer to iny past
j ] ri: j, record in the service of the city,
whose best interests 1 shall endeavor
to subserve if elected.
Kespeetfuily,
J.D. BOYD,
, For Alderman.
Editok News— Please announce
Dr. J. I. Moore as a candidate for
Alderman from the First Ward, and
oblidge Many Citizens.
PEOPLE S TICKET.
For Mayor,
Hon. J. D. BOYD,
For Aldermen,
1st Ward—W. B. HUDSON.
2nd «■ — M. F. MORRIS.
3rd » —S.H. DEANE.
4th 11 —R. H. DRAKE.
For Clerk and Treasurer,
THOMAS NALL.
Many friends, both white and col
ored
CITIZENS TICKET.
FOR MAYOR,
Uaj. J. D. BOYD.
FOR ALDERMEN,
l-i Ward - J. L. MOORE.
2ad - — J. D. GEORGE.
3rd “ —S. H. DEANE.
4 ih “ —J, H. POWELL
For Clerk and Treasurer
THOS NALL
An Unpledged Candioate.
I »m a candidate for Alderman
from the Fourth Ward, and if elected
will endeavor to verve the beet infer
ests of Jbe i-.y. I *m under uo
pledgee to vets for any one for ebief
THERE IS A TIME
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For All Thnigs. 1
A White
THIS TO BE THE PROPER TIME TQ
BUY HEAVY WINTER GOODS.
WEATHER HAS BEEN TARDY
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putting: in its appearance, but Scheuer-
& White hhve not been tardy in reduc¬
prices on all woolen stuffs.
QverCOatS Mil St
Too many on hand and we need the money. Christ,
is nearly hesr, and if low prides will do it we
not have an Overcoat on hand by January 1st.
811s’ ail Mins its.
Will suffer too. Nothing in our will clothing department is all
be spared. Competition yourself. say PRICES this WILL non¬
sense, but come, see for
TALK.
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Woolen Dress Goods!
Will meet the same fate. This line of our business
is complete in every particular, we have been unnsu
ally successful with our Dress Goods this season and
would have no trouble in selling our whole stock at
present prices, but we delight in LOW PRICES.
WF DELIGHT IN PLEASING OUR CUSTOMERS,
an<l our cut prices for the balance of this
season, can not fail to please
every one.
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JAGRETS, NEWMARKETS, MOJESKAS.
The largest stock of Wraps, both long - and short,
in Middle Georgia, Our prices speak for themselves.
It is only necessarX to show our sell wraps themselves, and give oar
“cut prices” on them and they
FLANNELS, BLANKETS*LAP ROBES-
All reduced, to klose out by end of season.
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Carpets and Rugs!
Body Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, Three-Plys,
Extra Supers, Ingrains. All made and Put down
of cost to the customer. We guarantee a
fit, we guarantee our prices, we guarantee the
quality to be equal to any in the world,
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★ "STRIKE WHILE THE IRON IS HOT.” ★
11 you are wise you will not longer delay,
your purchases at once.
& White
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