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•tfUttLAS 8LKSMXKK, Editor * l’r*i>’r
5, IMS.
Oflcial Paper of Spalding Co.
Ofllctol Paper of the City o( Griffin
Adrerllatng Ratoe.
’“‘notices NOTICES 10----- 10 o*nU cinder per lln 4 tnl» .,
mt Muth inMrtioB. No iuMrtioD
a—■» f« r i«m than <0 otnU. All insertion*
far l«u than one dollar msat ba paid for in
Tfaaral rmtoa will ba mad* with parti**
fa oantinna thair advemaemenU
^S^ShK*V—»« for tha Daily.
Yeeterdaj «u the first time a Grif
So newtpaper ever published * Ml
synopsis of {he President's message
the morning after its deliver/ to Con
gress. But the News promises that
it will not be tbs Isst time.
Like mstiy another great man, the
new Smperor of Germsn* finds it a
pleasant task to direct that large
•moae’taef werk shell b* iromediatlj
done. It is saatlj easier for an Em¬
peror te hump others than to hump
himself.
Why should Dot Leti liortoo also
write an inaugural address* An
American Vice President ahoald ba
•Mowed to epread himself equally
. with an American President. Tha
iwmarks of * citizen with twenty mil
tone wonld be read by a great many
persona who neter look at tbe tnea
•age of a President.
TZ
Poatmaater General Dickinaou rac
oumenda tha abolition of tha frank
iog privilege. Tbe Republicans will
never agree to tbit. Tbey frank
their campaign cfocumonta all over
tbe country, saving tb# money that
would ba otherwise expanded for
postage, and applying it to the
purchase of Indiana voters in blocks
of five.
Speaker Carlisle says: “I will make
a prediction that when the Republi
cans taka charge, tbey will rafuaa to
do juat what they have been demand
iog of a Democratic House I tell
yon (bat the business men of this
eonntry will call a halt on vicious
tad extravagant legislation if it is at
tempted, and tbair demand will to
obeyed."
THK PKISIOK.Vr S MKfiNAGK,
We published tb* leading points
of the President’s me»s«g* in lull
yesterday on the tariff ami other im¬
portant subjects, Sud supplement it
with the eaaeatial portions of the de¬
partment reports this morning. The
message will be read with interest
by every Democrat and every patri
ot of whatever }>arty. It is a bold,
vigorous and manly exposition af the
attitude of the administration »u tha
plain question <>f t he economical eon
ducting ef the government, ami if
anything excel* in cogency of argu
ment and dearness of expression tha
fatneus ‘■tariff message” of last year.
The President, unchanged by party
defeat because right without lefer-
eaae to party policies, takes no step
backward, but commits the Democ¬
racy Still further to the aeceasity of a
Continued ad votary of taiiff refarm.
What he says requires no comment
to make it plain; and it is submitted
to weak kneed Democrats *nd knock
kneed protectionists u> make whst
tbey can >• f it.
W» quote "ii* passage ,• in M ,Je
serving of memory by al 1 :
‘*OtHBruuui#'n is * abateinl thing,
and ■ menace to peace and ur_>,n:ir-
•d go* -•« >•! t. But 'iie co>iunu'‘t<>in
of combined wealiti and capital, tha
Outgrowth ol wTerweening se fUh-
nrs* which inaidioustv nmlrrm tis*
th* jns’ic* aad integrity i.t (tec in¬
stitutions, is not fee* dangerous than
tbs communism of oppressed poverty
and toil, which exasperated bj injns
tire and discontent attacks with
wild disorder the citadel of rule. Ha
mocks the people who proposes ih.t
the Government shall pro'er* the
ri*a anrt tbat lh*v in turn will rare
for tbe lal-ortng pom Am u> nined
ier j between the people anil their
Goeeremerit, or the least rielsgatioB
ilf tha care anti protection the grrv
eru ment owes to the humbler, citi
IH to the toad, makes the boast of
IhtM insttiations a glittering delusion
d the pretended boon of Aiaerieui
nshtp s shsmelesa imposition.
A just and sensible revision ,.| our
tariff taws ahaetff be made for the re
lief at tltoae of our ouuauyaten who
ijjMferunder present conditions.*' .
U*
1KB FUTURE OF ••ROLDOTERS.”
That# to a good deal of specula
lion about tha f«U* of Democrats
who now occupy minor positions un
dar the Federal Government. By
soma it ia expected that they will
ba summarily removad from offic# dt
rectly aftar Iuauguratioo day,
while others contend that under
President Harrison there will be do
effort to accomplish a sudden revolts
tion in tbe party complcXtoh of the
pobiic service.
Boms papers sre calling upon the
Democrats who hold Uu tad .States
poaitions to sattla the matter by re
signing in uisee, • acting on btgb pi in
cipls and refusing to remain as part
of an Administration controlled by
their opponents" This v*ry chiv
slrout counsel comes from persona
who sre not themselves ofHorholders,
sad who wonld mske Jno peraomil
sacrifice if every United States stila
ry in tha land were transferred to a
Republican recipient. It is quite as
easy as it ia patristic lo commend
such self sacrifice to others.
The question ef the coarse that of
ticiala ought to pursue is aot, bowev
er, a mere matter of petsonal inter
eet, or ever of partisanship. The
public service is regulated by s eye
tem of lawa yet on ita trial. It ought
to have a fair test That system
does not contemplate a sweeping re
moral of subordinates immediately
on the taking effect of a dungs in
the principal executive head of the
Federal acivice. The l«w hat not
been ao construed heretofore' The
Republicans have held over in large
numbers throughout tho grealer
part of four years, ted very many of
them are still in office. Why should
• ok the sum# rule obtain as to D*wo
orats in place, when Harrison is inan
gnrated, that had force after Cieve
land’s inauguration T A person oecn
pying a United Sates office and dis
charging its duties with ability and
fidelity is, according to the spirit of
tne Civil Service system, entitled to
be protected against endden nd cs
priciotu changes.
Whatever rights the Republicans
have in this matter under Cleveland,
the Democrats will have under Harri
son. The country is entitled to
wow bow the Republicans will re
gard ths Civnl Service law and adaliu
iater them as compared with the Rem
•erata.
Tbs Democrats specially have a
right to iuaiatthst this comparison
•ball bo fully and faitly made, in or
der that their party may not be un
justly condemned or the Kepablicna
party uutairly praised. Democrats
who resign out of pride make the
path of tbe administration of their
opponents just so much smoother.
It would seam, therefor', that :<
general voluntary retirment of h>Tl
over Democrats is noi to be dtre*’. 1
ed, or ev.’ U to be fairly advised from,
the p int of view of public uiUeeat.
or from tha'of party loyally. With
the people at laige the coesid la'cri
of p .i lien advantage or diss-ivanta^e
may have little weight, but es-rbiiiby
Democrats in office cannot be expect
ad to abandon their duties and giv«
up their salaries merely f ir the pur
poae of making party ritie easy for
tbeir opponents In the broader
view it to right that one party should
not be hurried out of power in nil <le
pertinents any more rapidly linn the
other waa.
Indications me now vety strong
agnisst h in bisn "clean sweep." and
it civvy ba set down a* certain that
their will be no general resignation
of Democratic incumbents in Feder
•1 office diiectly after the fourth of
March.
Will the Uepiriilican pat'T 1*r** [> its
promises when it <*. n t»ol
of Ihe Trrnrtanf? li pr< niiaetl to
increase th* the wtget ol the w. rk
il:j*m#r ; tr proeoie a home markel
for lattaei/ tirttt'niCle, 11 ti-.ierM*
tariff Ol* won!; U> pi event I ' l"p rl
•lion of ah foieijj** a b * 1 ••••me
In pi'inpe' f i t, w .1 li y i 4 I
tureil in ife • < (niiilry; l"
. j . i.e • ei . a • it
». if!
jure to • *■ . I ! »*' | loin >%• •
lIch! a v. li p,- r 'e *i MU ,** »••
tbe jo'll unaiit'^ tii itt» ob i*-
A m m n vrliG ha> practiced nudu in- f t h)
years, ought to know salt from •* »g:\r;
rend what he sayn.
Touu.ih). o., .1 ;»n 10, 1S.ST.
Messrs. F. .f. Uhoney A Co Qcntlenien:
- I have Vwettiuthc jgeuwai paw tie*?« t uu*d
Imne for most 40 years, ; »mi wonld ~a.v that in
nil uiy pradlice and experience, have never
weu a prci'itraHo*' ibwt l t <»n' i p 1 ' 1 - ii’->
vrtth es much n stuh'Ue*' of >u<Ve-s , M t c.i"
Hull’s Catarrh Cure, mauufm tun 0 by you.
il tve prescribed it a great inao\ times a id
its ett oi iw wocdsrfal,and would any in on
clufiHUL that I have >vt to tu>d a c so of C,i
tarrh that il would not cu e. would
take it according to rireotione.
Yours Truly, UwKSUBH. M D
I. 1.
Office, 215 Summit St
We will give $100 for any case of Catarrh
that can not bn cured with HhIIV Caturrli
'Jure Taken internally CO., ProjM* Toledo, «>
F. J. CHEN r Y Jt ,
l^T Bold by Druggiata, Vic novp.lm
k. Ikftitfs TEETHiA (TNtfeiBg M
*ieouwJs«fCblldr«* qfmmi |
iirii Kis. jsxru **
Tlte iniportanco of ratifying the blood can
i 1 1 <- overestimated, for without pure blood
. .-I cannot enjoy good lioaltti.
At nil# season nearly every one need., a
good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich
i)i« blood, and we ask yon to try Hood s
n. t-CUilai Sarsaparilla. It strengthens
' and and builds builds lln up the the system. system,
>• ' .’1 s an appetite, and tones the digestion,
•iff it eradicates disease. The peculiar
.m i '.nation, proportion, and preparation
of (lie vegetable remedies used give to
li ti> Sarsaparilla pecul- -r_ W IWCII Ifeplf
• ■••alive powers. No ■
t nii'difinelisssuch a record of wonderful
• •ures. if you have made up your mind to
: Hood's Sarsaparilla do not be Induced to
t. • :,•->■ other instead. It Is a Peculiar
Mi .iji'ine, and is worthy your confidence.
!: •. '! « Sarsaparilla Is sold by al! druggists.
Prepared by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
IOO Doses One Dollar
am■ MABjLT*-
An Important Announcement
About Mr «(f n i while at busli.T-fi X
ir»ta fciuM.-nly udiD-nly attack.fi aiiackfl with v;»u\ trxcruciatm* *rxv ruci
J'hIii.k In my foet, knees ami Inn is. &•»»*.• vert
Uu! attack that I took my i-fl •ilately,
Rrul In in two two or or throe three days days their jny my Joint* wc fSz
ea to nlin'iBt double m : *:trai sniff
I rep wo* driven from »»»c. Afur
lug UfcTng tin* ftv»s( ex'-ruclei'ln^ pa!u r*mr-dl
liniments and various other
h frhmi who rympatbUed with w) helph
con lUon.Rfthl tome; tot Swift’* Speclflo
“ Why don’t you *
uaeH. \iv) H. 1 I will nill fpiarantpu guar am u cure, and if li <K
not the medicine shall ootit you nothing. after ’
I at once secured \ the S. «. 8., and night ami
using It tlie first day, had 1 a quiet great}
refreshing sleep. Iq n week we *ck I I felt reit greatly
b#Miefltte«r. In three week* ks V \ wm (vmJd sit up and
walk about the room, and Rf> using six
iMiUies s I I was waa out ou ami aide to go to buslne
Since then then I I I have ha have fttdud atitud been been regularly rtfgiili feet feet from from at my uinfc Dost to
ef •f duty, ut v. and and on on i«y my i
ten hours l ' day, nntl plain plain am entirely simple Runpli fret fact*
pain, . These are the e and and
in m y case.and nd I 1 ■will will Mil cheerfully cheerfully cheerfully answer i swer all s
fnqui irb .4 relative v© thereto, thereto, either either Mabxilli er In In In persot pe. rsoa or
by m Thomas . .AHKILI.IS, City.
li Y?, Pth street, New York
Namivim r, Tffsif -I hrive warded off a **-
•rt:»o.ta>k of rheum.vti uvUv a timely rv-H-'vt
to . Swift ! s Spicinc. In ci.s- 4 v her© a per
tnftlieut lel idief U sought (Ills medieine com-
•If f r n lii^tiiutional i treatrru treat me: .' t
•eds of iii>
e.iA© from the fe' 1. ‘ Ji \U. . V. Harriadi^ I>. T>
v.
New York. M 7th Av*.—Aft r sr-endb g
kJ'A) to be relieved i f Ibuod 1’ - n v o. ,t
any benefit, u few b' ttlen t.f’ Swift's Pobisu. Siitlo
worked A perf ect euro. t
Viwwa. Oh.-My little had gtrl, agM ba aiR.and in ho
boy, aged eggravatevl f-air yonn, shape. They rgi : >
w.'ist wore, puny
ami sick 15. T«* day thev nre Id- althy ui.d vo
Lust, a!i Uie nrnlt of taking 8. S s. COIX1RB.
J ' k T.
Lady J.akf, Sumteb Co., Fla. Your H. a.
8. has proved a wonderful sucreh* l?i my
Cii“e. Tea cam *t on my fa* •, no d^ubt,
rvould have boon liurrb 'i me to i ■> u rns.'. I
d<» think kb vveuderhil, n>l has u-m <jual.
U. II. I*.vitr>, rojatiJiHStor.
Waco, 1 lias, May 9, loo3.
6 H. C-... A lnnta, Oa.
Opiine:i."M Ki.ouingtliat you pleasure appreclai*
volunturv tcstimoulai*. v * t-vke In
staling licit one of our Jady cnst-oim ; s hua
rc.gJilue'1 her heultii by lln: u-iot f four large
bottle* of y«-ur great r* \ e-'\. after having
been an Jm a*i*l f* >r mwoi ul y - ars. Hertr<>ubifl
WAff cxtreln© dctnJJt *, v'Uii.ved vcu I I > v a aviCGse pt>-
cuUar tobers x. \Vu i.T is .Sc Cg„ application. f>t uirutst-*.
Tiirr© bfwvks mnlhi rn d ire© on
Ail druggist.-i sell .s. s. S. Co.,
UK SWIFT Srccmc
Dmw t-v ?», AUnnl u On.
Ivcw York. York, '-Jti .«• Hi ot
Ms Pills
NlimnlaloN die torpid liver* sirengdi*
emu IhedlgCNlivt'orgnnM. regnlateM fI»o
bowvlH, ami are muMjmdt-tl an an
ANTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE.
In «*ialarlx«I dis^rL Is ttieir virtue* are
widely tiliar reeognized, *« they posse*** |m < -
properlie* in freeing' Ui< h> *teiii
from I It a t poi*on. Klegmitly sugar
routed. l>o*e*inan. I'riee, SJ5c*t*.
Sold Everywhere.
Office, 44 Murray St., Knv York.
New Advertisements
T O A D V E R TIS E R S
A list of 10H> iii-u - j ,'•} < rs dirideii into
STACKS AND SK< HONS v. ill e tent on
application- KHKK. adve:
those who w atu i! - i ’ i-iML t * * paj
w»* can i ifTcr 1 oiler rm «T . ■ . for j hi ough
and efTeeti.ie \\< rk t! ; n t'a* v sc- lion a
our Ke’i*' " I/- Ml.
GKO P KnV.KidhAin,
Ncwsprq. r AdVcrtHng hfif -ui.
JO S; - 'ire - i; .ft, N -a York.
tv.
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s i ! ail Hi-
i r’:y I’vil
;i - a.I to
Pi'cmHture I' •- < I:, ariny.
•.en.l fu.- - - i vt > Man.
will! I'tl 1 4 tri’.if- !..: I j I
Curve n-.t r;mt4'i-.i V ’.. -I. s.
I’K.lR n, (.13 ' .1 *■: ! < ! i l el: 5! Vohvillb
Tenn. uov! Id.V w I y.
Inc By giving tone to a 4(1 strenirthetilng the fur-
System and building up the general b- altll,
i3vi>r.vrxr wked
corrects all frregnlarii ir* and sunoviug tronbles
from which so manv ladle- suffer. sufier. It 11 gj gives tlie
wesk,debilitated :m h«’\ ith and strength,and
H‘ WM «ei Hlent. dep^ressed in
Spirits. In chance cfJile no shoni.l i‘p with-
owl INPI A N V ! Cli. Jt is S tl /cansi Unfailing.
&ek yuur Druggist.
F. H Ay
O eluird Hil
of DON’T RUN 1 RISK
work losing its your destruction. child bv permitting When child Worm* fail* to
out a to
*ieep well, i* restless, unnatural »n its appetite and
grinds it* teeth, y >u have strong indication* of
Worm* Faftitiestocb'fi ; the positive Vermifuge. rurp for this it Ask B, A.
druvgist you*
for it. It s timely use may save your
iUi from itsgrav* WtKKttKKttKKttttKM MV
Tlio Toy th<* --wl5 ( v hild THK— Likes Hi st I |
“ANCHOR”
Slocks.
Beal Stone- Thre#Color*.
^ At A Ctaraa UU Urkskht n.«Ma frir<Aild
rec of of agitovd all all aae* a«e« F- For $1 * 7S, or
I'tki ararage ai b*)*.
t t k w bl yftn Csiai^rcw* mm
k poat frw* on appiieatioo to
F. Ad. Richter & Co.,
• tO BROADWAY, M«W YO
The Georgia Midland BR 1
Mlioi’teait nutl Hesi Line
With Through Coach
cw Uetweeii
COLUMBUS and ATLANTA.
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ONLY ONE CH ANUS' TO ‘
Washington, New York,
Nashville or Cincinnati.
SO. 50, caSKlrM'tKB, SOITH.
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Leave • 8ri5 "
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C. M. E.GBAV, Supt.
TV. CHEAPS,
Gen’! Pass. Agt. Columbus, Ga.
New Advertisements.
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MASON & HAMLIN
T he cabinet organ was introduced in its present
followed form by Mason & Hamlin in ls61. Other makers
in the manufacture of these instrument*,
but ihe Mason & Hamlin Organs have always mam*
talced their supremacy as the beet in the world,
i M&*on & ll&mlia offer, as demonstration of thei
anemia)]ed excellence of their organs, the fact that
at all of the great World’s Exhibitions, since that of
Paris. 1 sG7* makl 8 11 § " M m A 83 g^competition
with nest have! 1ill «\invariably era of ail coon* j
tries, they V ^ #1 5 lwh"r*ora. tak¬
en the highest B ■ • IUut* •
trated catalogues §22 TO $900. free.
Mason & Hamlin do not hesitate to make the
Inordinary c’aim for their hey pianos, ..MB that they his a re
superior to nil others. T recognize the hirf*
. ..
excellence . f*1 ..11 r<A achieved n > b( .......I by 1 ■ 44 other , 4 4 k . leading t *. _. makers .4 . n\* 44 -/k in t the
art This of f they hey piano atirilmte attribute building, able solely but still the claim remarkable superiority. im¬
b*y to
provement introduce,! Vr them t In the year 1880, j
and now known as the “,v.« ,t Hamlin Piano
Stkinoer,” -.........PIANOS the by the use of which
Is «ee«’ xred greatest po#-
iibleparity and reflnemenf of
tone, creased together canaci- r?2I3HT. with greatly ln-
0AitD & ty for standing
In tune ana o'.her important advantages.
A circular, c«mtaining testimonials from thru*
—Sfe. — ----------- easy p*r-
Bents: also rented. ,
MASON & HAML'N ORGAN AND PIANO CO.
BOSTON. .N L VV YUUii. CU1CAUO. j
Crateful- Comforting.
epps’s cocoa
BREAKFAST.
; r ,rih of Th*- inttural
{ v •• I HP Mi* di^e>
\ . .1 . ! i-...,, Ii> H «-,»refill ilp:>• 1CH
• t 1 : i , rop«*rti*- i*t w*• - '"'led
. ! • li-.- ; r.-vuL'd « ur ;•: >>v ;d-
vi i>iv. bit-;! rii " VS V ith to vU .c tot' A
fl .voiired ' ! L r < w'mli mny suvr n< ui iri’
hv?iv> > ociurs' bt D It by th judu toms
or <*! article of diet that a onstilutl *n
r * tv be :’rndu;U:\ boiit ilji until s iron if
n<’u_rh to rctu.-t ev* ry ter.de*icy lo disease
Hnndr* tU of eubtlt* malftdies urt* fl oating
'tr(Hind Uis ready to attack wherever there i?«
Aeuk point VVc may escape many a In al
(i by k' 'pingoorit-IVfC vrt'Il iorIifit(d witb
purr !*:.io3 a;:,! a jirotkirlv ii'»Q i-'ti. il f. uiih 1 ."
b'liiiuk tv S, . (, (...zfttr, milk. Sold Mad,-siinjily only in half- with
water or
iH.nnii Un*. 1 r"4**‘r-4, lab^llwd tliU"
JAMES EPt> A CO..
Hon:oMM>afhic tendon, < hvm!4»li>.
England.
its-ur . H-JrikcY tbaniviritl i ■
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p' ST „*“ Lmbn,..!
L.S.L.
‘-.ui.l.n. Slat. Loiter, Cow
Incorporated l>>the Legislature in 1S*68 •■
EuQt atior.nl aud Charitable purpose!', i * 1
lt« frnneiiine made a part of the presc t
Htate Coni*titution, in 1879, by an ovec-
whelming popiflar vote
Its OKAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW-
IN<*S take place h’cini-Annnally. (Jnne N l anu M-
Uecenjher), ami its GRAND 81NGLK
BEK DRAWINGS take place on each of the
t!:e other ten months in the year, and are all
drawn in public, at the Academy of Music,
New Orleans, La.
“We do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all the monthly and Semi¬
annual Drawings of The Louisiana State Lot
tery Company, and In person manage and con
tro) the Drawings themselves, and that th*
same are conducted with honesty, fairness
•nd in go.jd faith toward all parties, and we
auihorize the Company to use this certinco«
with fac-simileeof oursignatm es attached in
its advertisements.”
Commissioner*.
We the undersigned Banks and Banker'
will pay all Prizes drawn in The Louisiant
state Lotteries which may be preset ted st
ouroountors:
B. M.W IlM$LEl .Pr«s. Ls.Xal l B.
**. LA.VilX. P>s«*isteXai l Bk.
A. BAi.llWIX,Prss. If. O.Mist’l Bast
CARL ROHM. Pres, t nlon VIBast
Mammoth Drawing
At the Tuesday, Academy of Music, New Orleans,
December IS, 1So8,
CAPITAL PRIZE, $ 600 , 000 ,
100,000 Tickets at *40; Halves $20; Quar¬
ters $10; Eii'liths $5; Twentieths $2: For¬
tieths $1.
Llsl or PHIZES.
I Prize cf $000,000 is......... $600,000 300,00(1
1 v kize or 300,000 is.........
! Prize or 110,000 is......... 101.:,1100
1 Prize or 50,000 is......... 50.000
3 Prizes of 25,000 are........ 50.000
5 Prizes of 10,000 are........ 50,10
12 PbizE8 of 5 000 are........ 60 ao
25 Prizes of 3,000 are........ 50.000
i00 Prizes of 500 are........ 80.000
3oO Prizes of 400 are........ 80,i00
500 Prizes of 300 are........ 100,0(.0
APPROXIMATION FRIZES.
103 Prizes of $1,000 are........... 100,000
100 do. S00 are............ 80,000
100 do. 400 are............ 40,000
Three Number Terminals.
09 Prizes of 1800 are ...............$79,300
99 do 400 are................. 39,6(0
Two Number Terminals.
900 Prizes of $200 are...............$180,000
txw do. 300 are.............. 181,000
3,146 Prizes of amounting to......$3,11»,80<
For Club Rrates, or any further informa¬
tion desired, write legibly to the undersign¬
ed, clearly stating your residence, with
State, County, Street and Number.
Moro rapid enclosing return mail delivery Envelope will bearing be as¬
sum'd by an
your fall address.
Send POSTAL NuTES, Express Money
Orders, or New York Exchange in Ordinary
addressed fetv. r. Currency to by Express (at our expense)
M. A DAUPHIN,
New Orleans Ia
or M. A. DAUPHIN, Washington, D. C-
Address Registered Letters tc
VEW OBI.KIVS \ fTO\AL BiVk
New Orleans, La.
REMEMBER ten*raU He regard •?
an
and Early, who are in charge of the
drawings,in a guarantee of absolute
and integrity, that the chances are all equa.,
and tiiat no one can possibly divine what
numbers will draw a Friz**.
U EM KM BEK, also, that the payment of
Pri7.es is GUARANTEED BY FOLK NA
T1 NAL BANKS of New Orleans, and the
Tic kets sign* j bj tlte President of an In
st-tuticn whose chaitcred rights are recog
t.ized in the highest Courts; therefore
beware of sll imitation* < r* ancnyrnous
schemes.
S W. M1HA1I 4
WHOl.EfULF. \ND ftKTAIL
DRUGGISTS
CRIFFIN, CEORCIA.
We guarantee th£
oi* our goods and make
prices lower than
tition.
HOTEL CURT
HUFFIN', GEORGIA,
Under New
A. G. DANIEL. Prop'r.
u (rt; . trains. fob 1
VBRTISERS
m tbe exact
roTYOsed b’ne o
iigm
by
P. Rowell & Co.,
An- aptising Bureau.
.t., New "York,
■ 100-f»*ae Paruphl.i
»• WITTIEST,PRETTIEST JUVEHILE8
QUEER PEOPLE P»lB.Vr(«
GIAKTTS A paws A
GDBL1H8 CLAWS
$1 00 ♦1.00
;> Min.
..loiwmnif imIA. •f‘0* pranks Tret) rharminn and tfce »ton>~ Mo.i,
liiuak-aravokioir 111 of tbe „l4in* iU mnstratloa* ilhi»tratl« by by tSc tbe Friit
- ;w*
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KmiM. iHLrabn. ««M a.4 '•—Hon. '--Hoil R _ R - <'OI -— * fc^.,44. j
Imt — Mtop W UvtU turn .a. -•- Hon H vraid Oratw
T 4«
T« CLAM’S BUSINESS COLLEGE
ERIE, TA.,
w /( * for,iimlar». TJwb^xiww,
4 y/^lnAWtoi ^ NlMnibaein.
A VMfcwttvjiapw.
EVEKV - BIT - PROM - Stt
UNTIL
i
January 1st.,
WILL BE
A Grand Bargain Day!
IMIy Store
that we are determined to convert into
money. Now is your time to
Secure Bargains!
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Received on yesterday one lot of
tr LONG WRAPS
at 1^6,50 worth $10. Feu childrens* Wraps
to be almost given away.
WILL ADD SEVERAL BARGAIN COUNTERS
the present week. Look to your interest by
giving my stock an inspection.
BIG REDUCTIONS ON ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS.
SHAWLS, JERSEYS, ETC.
hoe Department!
ran
F. J. FLfMISTER.
^Special prices on all Shoes to reduce stock. New
lot of Eagle Eagi______________ Shoe Uo. Shoes just received. Best $2,5o
Button w ____________ for the ilive
Ladies’ Boot in the city money, such
too manp Men’s Fine Hand Sewed Shoes in popu-
lar m«kes as, Ilanans, Emeisou, Sehmertzs, " ------«C.i sod
worth $(»,50 to $7,00 that we will sell at $5,00
$5,50. Haven’t lime to ennmerate more. Come to
see
E. J. PLEMISTEE.