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eflciil Piper of Spalding Go.
•MetaJ Paptr of th« City of Griffin
Adrortloing Rato*
0 *II,T_ 0 « Mitt Mr WMt* tor the
..b
#n linen or lest to be ooont-
Srlee* Srleent than one dollar mnet be paid for io
Liberal rate* will be mad* with parti*!
tofciac te oeatinn* their *dv*rtu*m*nt*
JSam^ato* »» <*r th«_Oailv_
Tho agrioaltoral editors adeiee put
tiag bnn in potato bill*. Certainly
■ bran new potatoes ought to bring a
high pnoe in the market.
Tke great luck of Mr. I pabaw, in
1 being related to both the Preaident
and Vie# Preaident elect, ia traly ra-
m niarkable. Up, TJpahaw, and at
*a«!
Bet wee a the rebel Brigadiera who
bar# baooaie Republican*. aad the
•‘bddoaer’' Itepabliaan officials who
#iU hang on, wbat is a really loyal
:#r to do?
With tha diacorery of ooal iu Min
aeaota, it ia poaaibla that the Minna
aotian will aoon be able to dispense
with all bat ona of his overcoat*
while he ia iadoori.
The three new Republican Con-
greesmen from St. Louia rapreaent
tha ealocna. Of tours# they will net
refute to ‘*aet ’em up” for their fel-
low atateamen in Congresa.
The deaka of Senator# Blodgett.
Daniel, Pugh and Voorhees were
deeorated with flowers when the
Senate mat Mondiy. Not a
bloomed on the Republican side
the chamber. People caa net
■ their cake and have it, too. The
Republicans plucked their
November 6.
Tba Republican
who err disturbed so
hjrtbe wrongs cf Soulkern
ought to eiplain why they
th« negro does not vote as a
akin or copper color would in
environment. There is no
man South with a pension
there is none operating a big,
ted manufacturing establishment
there ia none who wants to pass
his scanty wages for clothing
. other family necessaries at the
of fifty oent* to the
there are soother questions st
If the copperplated taoes of
rascals could betray the secrets
their knavish hoarta. they would
of a apirit of reveoge st
cost, that tile negro vote is doing
better work than they bad
oat for it—always opposing, like
good citizens, all political
designed against hi* race and
section to enrich the white
of other sections. If the negro
otherwise, hewould vote his own
doing.
There ia au imoression that
Electoral College will meet on
11th of December Tbi* is a
take. In February of laet year
law wae changed, and the date
fixed on the second Tuesday in
uary. Tha presidential electors
therefore, aatemble on that
The work of the collage ia thns
scribed by the New York Telegram
Tb# order of business is tir»t
presentation ol tb • certifies «i of
election from ihu Board of
•re, which musi be fouud lo be d
reel and satisfactery. Then the
al fornaala is put to them a* to
qualitu’aUou for bold.u^
uoder tb# Uoited State#
aud, iboald tbej r#plj in tb# u©^
tb© oa lb it duty
by tb# Stcr#t#rv of the *State.
oolle^# it then orgauired by tb#
tion of a preauUnt and
ati(1 tbeo the elscfora cast tbeir
for proaidaut and vice president
tbs United Slates. Tb* vot# ia
road, cer ified and sealed, aud
copies ar# preparcsl, one to be
is Washington bj a special
ger end on* sent by mail. The
rstary of State alao receive* on*,
be placed 10 the archives of the
A SA.ViCIME DEMOCRAT.
Cuauuaey F. Black. President of the
Democratic Societia* of Peonsviva
Bit, iw not at all cast down by Demo
erelic defeat in lb* I’reaidential
election. President Cleveland
received a majority of the popn
lar vote, and Mr. Black dosa not re
gard the result of the con!e*t as any
reason of ditconragament to tb# Dem
ocraey. He says: “On the contrary,
I regard it as a great and splendid
victory. We lose, through the opera
tion of an antiqaated electoral ays
tern,official power in Federal Govern
men!, and with it the varioua patron
age which ia generally a source of
palitieii. weaknaaB. On the other
hand, wa hav# polled a majority of
the people of the United Statue
againat uajust taxation and in favor
of indnstrial freedom. The power of
the tariff superstition hns been brok
en and ite bidaous idols have been
■tnaahad in tbeir own temples. The
Democratic outlook for the future
was never brighter than it is this
day. We have only to keep our Dem
ocratic societies alive and active and
to carry the gospel of free govern
ment and pure Democracy to
every class of people, and
mors especially to tbs cOn
aeryative agriculturists, to make our
fianl triumph sure and lasting. I be
lieve that with hoaest endeavor in
this direction all around we can prorn
iae yon, for 1892, a ‘tidal wave* like
that of 1884, which will sweep down i
forever the Bourbon Federalist*,with
all their false pretences and all tbeir
schemes of public plunder, You
will remember that in 1872 the Dem
oorata suffered something more than
a Bull Ran disaster, but in '74 they
had tbeir Gettysburg,and in *76 their
Appomattox. With a system of Dem
ocratic societiea, properly sustained
and ended, I feel aa certain aa that 1
now live that the Democratia parly
will go back into executive power in
1892, with an overwhelming rnajori
ty behind it, to remain there at least
for a quarter #f a oentury to come.**
WHICH WAT OUT i
Does the Republican party pro
pose to Uisfrancbiae tha negrosa?
It has been threatening, ever since
it waa defeated in 1884, that it would
reduce the representation of the
Southern States in Congress wheu it
abould return to power,and now that
it is assured of that return it i* in
aistiug that it intend* to keep its
threat*. How does it propose to do
it?
By taking the ballot away from
the Degrees, or from tho whites* By
depriving of suffrage that clase
which, the Republicans claim, is not
allowed to vote, or that class wh ch
refuses to allow the negroes lo vole 1
Or in the pretended execution of
the Fourteenth Amendment to Iae
Coastitntu a »io* » it prnp.ne to mid
ply cut down the reprenenUMon of
the South in Cougress.and thus die
franchise to a Urge extent both
whites and blacks ?
Undoubtedly the easiest way and
the moil effective way t# reach the
and which the Republicans have in
view is to take the ballot *w*y from
the negroes. They recognize the
fact now that it was a great mistake
to giro it it them in the first place.
When they enfranchised the black*
of the South they did it not because
they deemed it an act of justice, but
because they thus thought to perpet
unte the supremacy of the Republi
can party and at the same time humi!
iate the Southern white*. But in
stead of strengthening tbeir own par
ty tkis act Las resulted in adding to
the power of their opponents; and
there is riot the least doubt that if
it w is lo do over again ihcv would
■ot do it
Will they now seek to undo st by
crawling out of the same hole through
which they crawled iu? Or will they
attempt to burro ' out by eome more
roundabout way *
Thf Chicago Ti it»nii^ w u!< I till
tb# Southorn rv«i> ti-h l»‘ooU. Lob
I Biff rf oil would ft i 1 he n * with w 1 >k T
V? t; an»I ▼ L » . 111 «•»*■»!! • s
the I'Gfit one !*>r itn'ni^ratuHi
l nr diMph iiou^ >.t, rv t i-si Mi. liar
rit»« n I'hn li e blo« 1 ol lN’cihontas iu
hie \ ems it no doubt tko riNention ol
’ tome cm/, n who * *p-
pointed to an Indian Agency.
A man who Ipi- practiced medicine fur 40
years, oug,ht to know salt from -ujjir;
read what ho *ftya.
Toi Ei>o. <» . J:ni 10. l^NT.
Mossre. V. .i. ( henoy A Co -Gontlemcn .
1 have Ik'cii iu the general practice? of tm d-
,
| ioim fo most b»yca? md wonh; that in
all my practice and expert- nee, have never
seen a preparation that I could proscribe
with a- much cot.tidenc.. of -ucoe-s n- I mm j
Hall's Catarrh (hire, manufactured by you. |
li ive prcRcrilH'd it u treat many timeaand
it* ert* et is w-ouderful,and would aa> in > .m !
elueion that 1 liave jet to find a case of t'a
tarrh that it would not cu-e. if they would:
take it according to directions.
Yours 1. Truly, GOKSUBH, M D
L
Office, 215 Summit St
We will give flOO for ady ca*c of Catarrh
that ran not be cured with Hall s Catarrh
Msoy i'W;U*r 1
•ar-rltl* jv. nii ,f| '
tiHar m fcjii.i
and preparation < i ;
Hood's flarsaparlila p<
Uic full curative value <
best know 11 rainciltr ms* s
the Peculiar vegetahto In tun /%S ,a‘ ■iigih
and economy— ~ — * ”
aaparilla S _ vhl h tint;.
cine of % wX cut
bermid.arO jr " ri "'' Tl
One >r JQl jf Dollar. I;
Aj jTlvryxt and uni;, r I
require 1 .
product: .rt r; omI results as J!"' ,,r '.
Peculiar iu Its medicinal merit '
Hood'* Sarsaparilla accompli.hes t ores 1.. * *.
eru> unknown, and hart won n r Itself
purifier the title ever of “The discovered.” greatest blood^r or ■ ,
Pcculiarln its “ good name '■
homo,"—there Is now /sddln
of Lowell, flood’s Sarsaparilla^r where J* /» Is m ule,
than of all■«* ether brnod
purifiers, phoneme- <^J^^Peculi.ir uni e.-rd of Iu rates its
r
abroatl,^^ has attained other preparation sneli popu¬
jr cx< \~
larity in set short a time.
. _ ..ad retained its popularity
V®/and people confidence eo steadfastly. nines? ah cl -so-.
Do not lie Induced to buy other I reparation*,
but bo sure to get. the Peculiar Medicine,
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
BoldbyalldruBKlsU. f 1 I six for S5. iTuparcdouIy
by I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mas*.
100 Doses One Dollar
An Important Announcement
About Pi* work* itpo. wlsJlfi at bustoD•■«. t
wan piiiMcnly a clacked with excruciating
train* i!i iny feet, knees ami lmn'ta. Sosc\er*
Hi.* attack that X took my bed immediately,
ft»«i in iwo <*r t-hr**-* my .bln;- v..j* Ri/e,
•wulleu to alinrvHt double their natural auffer
and sleep waa driven from mo. After
Jug ti n moat excru.-latliiR pain fora week,
UfcTn« frfriid Hniim-nta ho ATmpathizod and various with other luy r< lit-lples» im-din*.
a «
c« n lition, said tome: Swift** „ Specific and
••Why don’t you wt and if it doe*
use it. I medicine will guar an too a cure, nothing.”
u-'t the ahftfl y< u
I at once secured tho ,s. 8. and a.ter
using it the fim day, had a quiet night and
refreshing Bleep. In a week I felt greatly
benefit ted. In three weeks I could Bit up and
walk about tho r»K>m, and after using business six
bottles I wmh out and able to go to
Slnco then and I have Rtand been regularly feet from at my nine post to
of duty, and on my entirely free from
ten hoiirn tioum ' day, tho plain am and fdmple fact*
j»ain. Th« are ail
md I will cheerfully answer
utive thereto, either in person or
by'mail. 11 W. 18th Thomab >it*w Markillie, York City.
street,
Narutit.i.e, hare warded ofT a
Yer« fittftrk <>f rh. umn’ m by u timely resort
to Swift’s Specific. In n mi <*a»es where aper-
lent relief is song ght this In medicine rnedi com*
ids It self for n eoriAtitutional t tonal treatment t
that t thoroughly tho eradicates the b* cds ‘ of dls
men ease from frt.ni the the fiVsti'.'i sexton . D. D.
\V. P.
New York, ra Ttb Av*.—A fti-r »r<iuHnn
a?*" tr> In) relieved » f blood 1' i-- n v. It;■ u*.
any benefit, a few bottles of bwiff*. b;-e. i;lo
work<Hl a perfect cure. C. Pohteh.
Vienna, Oa — My little girl, aged Mx.and
boy, aged four year®, had acrofuia in the
wind, aggravated shape, Tlmy wer« puny
and hick the I r. To day they are healthy S. and ro¬
bust, all result of tuklng Joe N. s. T. Coujkil
Ladt Lake. inniv. Sumter oi n i Kit Co.. v.v., Fla. * -Your * «• S. 8.
8. iissjiroved proved a a wonderful wonderful success success in in my
Tho canoi racer on my face, no doubt,
wmild have noon on hurried hurri' d met" mo my grave, equal.
dn think it-Is wonderful, By and );a Post s no
H. 11. bp, 1 m as Ater.
Waco, Vaco, Texas, May 9,1SS8.
8. S. Co., Atlanta, , Oa.: .
T.tlemen testimonlHls. Knowing that you pleasure appreciate In
voluntary w« take
stating that on© <-f our lady cusloruers has
regained N^hvaith b> tiie u«u<.'f four large
ix>» bottles of your great remedy, after trouble having
n an invalid for Mitral \«. t >», Her
WiiS ext rtuno tl* blli^;,^augedj*y »ed 1 iyl^»ea«e^j*e-
Threh fsw.irs mailed free on api >Scatlon.
11 i‘ ■' "
ft SWIFT i ft Sfectftc SntCT Co.,
i>ravv or Atlanta ut a Oa, Git.
New York, 7-*ti Broadway.
Tilt's Pills
mimiilntp* the torpiil liver, slrengrth.
<min I lie <ll|(CNt I vr or|(an«. rcicnlali'alho
bowel*, and are uucqiiuled as an
ANTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE.
In malarial districts their virtues arc
w Hlely rcfognlted. us they possess pec¬
uliar properties that poison, In freelti.; degruntly thesystein
from sugar
routed. l»ose small. I'rtce, aucts.
Sold Everywhere.
Oflifc, 44 Murray St,, Now York.
New Advertisements
TO ADVERTISERS
A list of 1000 lu'wspnper* Oivul'd into
STATKS AND *SECTI(>NS will i o unit on
application — FKEE.
To tho^o who want tin ; r ;d!\ t*ut i-:t■ to pay
we can offer tie holler medium for thorough
and efieotiAG work than the varioiH « lions
•f wur Heiect lAH-al Lift.
GEO. Y HOWEfeL A CO.,
SrwspNpur Advcrti- Burc-oi.
10 Spruco str* et, New ^oik.
Who arc Weak, NVrv-
0115 and l>* idUtntcd
and hulTcrir^ fron
In hi til), > " m i u a 1
Wi ukiu - s, N i u h 11 y
. ait<’ a’I the
W . iTiwt - of early Evil
Hahio which !cad to
Premature Ihway, t or-’‘. tut ion ' k r Insanity,
send for iNars’ Trenton PiFcnyc* of Man,
with particular.- for Cine.
Cures yuaranteed No cure ro pay, d, S.
Pbaus, Cl', and oi l Chorcli FI , Nashville
Tenn . novt hhVw ly.
DR. MOFFETT'S
FEMALE MEDICINE
Bv giving tone to aad strengthening the. I'ter-
lucFvfitiun and building up the general health.
INDIAN WJKED
corrects errectn all ah Irregularities trregujarmea and and annoying troubles
from wolct^ so I'uany man any ladles ladles cutVi «;u r It ylves the
weak,debilitated cheerful the woman despond despondent, h< Gtl hand strength.and •trengt
makes tieerful in In change change the <>f of Me lady ta 1 should aenresse' depressed 1th- iu
spirits, INDIAN \v j E l ». It no no is Safe and Vn be failing w
out -.
Ask your Druggist,
V \\ '• tlD i ’} . (trifttn or.ti V. I . v «'u
.
Ochartl Hi 1, Ga.
DON’T RUN THE RISK
oi of losing vour child by nermitting W orroi to
work out Its destruction, when a child fails to
sleep well, is restless, unnatural in its appetite and
grinds its teeth, you have strong indications of
worms; th© positive positive Vennlfagr. cure for this is Ask Ask II. A*
Fahnestock * 1 your
druggist lor it. It s 8H8BflHHRHR8flHH8BflHi timely kite may save youi
chil4 from its grave
Tho Toy tho Child Likes Host
-» THE-
“ANCHOR'*
Stone Bikf Blocks.
COLUMBUS and ATLANTA.
ONLY ONK CHANUK TO
New York,
Nashville or Cincinnati.
.VO. 50, I'AfcSHVOEB, SOUTH.
Leave McDonough.. • ....... T lJOa in.
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Columbus. 11:25 “
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VO. 53, PAMEXOBK AVI> MAIL, SOUTH,
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Columbus.. ..7:00 a, m
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NO. 2, FBEIU.HT, SOUTH.
McDonough........» .7:45 a.in
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M. E. GRAY, Su«t.
C. W. CJIEARS.
Gcn’l i’uss. Agt, Columbus, Ga.
New Advertisements.
l('CMTO i WANTED. Write Geo. A. San-
O | l0 rn, Sec’y The Buffalo Mu-
ual Accioest and Sii k Besefit Assooia.
Buffalo, New York.
- IU yew Knglanrt Hedkal Journal, BF '
k‘‘Wale*’INVISIBLE Sound Dlee,
■\ for deafneo. con«entr,t«, All »ou»a d.Wr.l w»v#« ol
on the drum, And ontrABh,
of onr as. And It« poi.IhU!tt»« An gr»A,.“
For ,AlA by H H. WALES, Eridg.pgrl, 0».
$525 Agents’ profps per month. Will
prove it or pay forfeit New
portraits just out. A $3.50 sam
pie sent free to ah. \Y \\. Chiiiester tN Son,
13oii<i St., A • V
EXHAUSTED VITALITY
-CHE EClESCu OP UFE, tho
•■‘freon l iiyslcal srent Manhood, Medical PeblUtf, Vcrvuu, Work Premature of aud the ki
lifeline, Errors of Yoath, anil
tlie untold mfEeriescousequcnt
thereon, 3U) pages Bvo, 125
proserlf,ti.,ii3 for all diseases.
Cloth, fuU gilt, only $:.00, In
•nail, sealed. Illustrative sample- free to at!
»f’l Sand voting
men. now. Th.-
oiled Jtednl awarded to the author by tb, N„.
Medical Association. Addrem p. o ix,
, Hoston, Ma.ss„ Dr. W. x
, or H. PARKER
cat-, of Harvard Medical College,» years-practice
i" Soecialiv. ’’ ‘' Disease* u ' ho m*.v be consulted cnfld.wuiajlv
• f Man. Onico No. 4 Butflnebet,
PAR it E S ’3
< HiilU $ifcLoAIY!
.• ! ’ • lb*, kair.
i': ■ . . . : . „• •• th.
Never Fa Is Youthful to Resior© Color. Gray
Hair to its
Proven!* D'nHrUiT utvl hi*.ir fftlllng -
B<K-. and IH*H|
TflARVELOUS
DISCOVERY.
(nt SmioL learned ia one reading.
tSind wandering cured.
Apeakhig wiilioat notes.
IMrucv coiidemneo Ur Supreme < on it.
A.rea)' i odiuemeiit. to * orre.po > ce
classes. Dr, \
Pr---I'cclu#, with o|iinioiis ot m it in
i 1 nm :i * mil, the wo!'<1-filmed r -1 * - c * 111 1
Mtpil t’i-i Di.uiel (ireimltaf Thom,»«•», II.
flic i’cal l'svehol"gl.-l, th'c d. M Burklry, llielinrd 9.
Kdit,,! ,,f Chri-tian Advoentr,
, i i t!:•• Seient -t, lions. Judge Gibom,
.1 u i: !i I' Beniamin, .md others, sent post
fr, .. I.v Prof. A. l.oISETTK, 7 :; 7 Fifth Ave
N.-.1 V.,k
HINDERCORNS.
'J :,o omIv sure sure Cure < i f<*r Corns. Stops r»;i pn-.a. ]':i irtM
■-uiforttotU© feet, l'-c at at nru^ifi^ts. Drugjfi: llisc<»X a Co.. N• 1.
PARKER'S GINGER TONIC
1 he best of all n iiif .r s Mr
TnwarJ Paias. C< li Intli; 4 «: -
tion. F.xhaustion an i \ii Stom¬
ach an.S l'owel tri lbies. Ako
the m ■ 1 and : r
Coughs, CokI>, Itrom ’. 'is
affections of lI ■
organs. It promo: w rei re Cud ^
sleep imp* s the
overcomes nervo\n pr'^trafum, strength
and k 1 ' ' S nv-.v ' e an l
lo the weak and a^ -J. 5 and
MASON & HAMLIN
The cabinet organ & was introduced in its present
form by Mason Hamlin in 1861, ui. Other IB' makers
followed in the & manufacture Hamlin of these always instruments,
but the Mason Organa have main¬
tained their supremacy as the best In the world.
» Mason <6 Hamlin offer, ,■ l , as wa demonstration UCAAAO. of th*
#uequalled excelienco of their organs, the fact thAt
at all of of the tho great great ln| World’s \Vnr!d’s Kxhibiuo Exhibitions, since that of
raris. * with i.w. beet 1S6T, igui, mak ill ORGANS icompetiliou ersofail
coun-
trie en the fl^they highestVIIOUI1 have Ohmore!’^
trated ratalo^ues §23 TO $900. free. the
Mason & llamlin do not hesitate to make ex¬
traordinary claim for their pianos, that they arc
excellence Superior to achieved nil others. by other They leading recognize makers the in high th#
art of piano building, but still claim enperiority.
This they attribute introduced solely by to the In remarkable im¬
provement them the year 1R8X,
and now tmown ns the “M a«on £ TIamun Piano
Ptrinoek,” by ft U I I II C& l\ Iu I I ft I ft the use of which
is secured *h<* I IS llj ft greatest pOB»
#ible tone, parity t( -gether andp 8 81* * | k V refinement with greatly In* of
s w
creased -- .a canaci- -----f GSkSS & Zil\ZZ'2. ty for Branding
tu tune and oiber important advantages.
A circular, obtaining testimonial# from _ thre#
hundred hundred purchasers, rurcha muskiarm, and --- 1 *- tuners, sent,
logtther with aud descriptive sold sold catalogue, for for cash cash to any applicant.
riano# < < >rgans 'rsjana or or cai?y caey pay- pay-
men ta; also rentf-<ls 4
MASON & HAMUN ORGAN AND PIANO CO.
, BOSTON. NEW YORK. CHICAGO, sr
Grateful* Comforting.
EPPS’S COCOA
BREAKFAST.
noiiifh knowlefisF uf the natural
l *veru the .qKH Ji'ione of ili.ree
uritioK, uiul by a * :n well fill apnliva led
tine liropertii -of -cle.
, E),|ha:* i rovided , ur provid-
d iUtn-t tab.s with it d. !i Hi d)
lUt urttl in\crBfc wliieh iiiaj -tve ui nwuij
ht ;tv\ i oe'.-p hi 1-. It t- by the judo to t>
i«, u'f ;u lioU- of diet that * on-titutl •«
may be ur.'uiually bu'it up until .tronu
noiitfh to rtsi-t every Uu.danoy to tisease
liuudrtiL e .1 subtle uuiladieo are ti >atiu«
around ua ready lo attack wherever there is a
weak p itit Wc may efapr many a tii'al
fi by keepingouraelver \X well , **---* tortified ! *• with
pure bhKxJand a propi'rly nonri§h-d fntme.”
—Civil Service GuzetU, Made simply with
teviliu l' water or milk Sold only m half-
pound tin*. Grocer*, labelled thus
JAMK8 F.l'l*8 A CO.,
tlomosopathic Chetniat*.
Ion, Englaod.
u.i wktitof a# wg
tucure.'at at h^ yrI,
<
Louisiana State Lottery Company
Incorporated by the Legislature in 18T>8 »r
Eftlnvational and Charitabl# purposes, i - 1
iU franehiae made a part of the presi .t
State Constitution, in 1879, by an over¬
whelming popular vob»
IUGKAND EX iRAORDJNAKY DRAW¬
INGS take place Seml-Annnalljr, (Jane and
December 1, and its GRAND SINGLE NUM¬
BER DRAWINGS take place on each of the
the other ten months in the year, and are all
in public, at the Academy of Mnsic,
New Orleans, La.
“Wedo hereby certifythaiwesnporvise the
rneiite for all the monthly and Semi¬
Drawinga of The I.ouUiar.a 8tate Lot
Compai lany, and in person manaueand an^ cob
the Dr 'rawing ■ themselves, ' id f--* that the
are conducted with honesty, fairness
and in good faith toward all parties, this cc-rtiisca** and we
fac-similesof the Company oursignatnieS to use attached in
advertisements.”
sIMlsnsri.
We the undersigned Banks and Bankert
will pay ail Prizes drawn in The Louisians
State Lotteries which may be presetted a)
ouroonnters:
n. JI.W.U.)I*lKtT»M. la.Sat'1 B.
IP. LAXAt’X. Pie* Mate Bat 1 Ilk.
*. BAU>WII,Prn. X. O.Xat’l Ban)
CABL KOHX, Pro*. In I on 1’IBaal
Mammoth Drawing
At the Academy of Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, December lb, 1!»8,
CAPITAL PRIZE, $600,000,
100,000 Tickets at $40: Halves $20; Quar¬
ters $10: Eighths $5; Twentieths $2: For¬
tieths si.
LIST or PHIZES.
I Prize cp $000,000 is......... $ 200,000 000,000
1 '“kizb or 200,000 is.........
1 Prize of lfc0,000 is......... 100,000
1 Prize op 50,000 is......... 50,U00
2 Prizes of 25,000 are........ 50 000
5 Prizes op 10,000 are........ 50,COO
12 Prizes op 5 000 are......... 60.000
25 Prizes of 2,000 are......... 80.000 50.000
KKJ Prizes of $00 arc.........
200 Prizes of 400 are......... 80,000
500 Prizes of 200 are ....... 100,000
approximation prizes.
100 Prizes of $1,000 arc........... 100.000 80.000
100 do. S00 arg.............
100 do. 400 are............. 40,000
TnHEE Number Terminals.
90 Prizes of $800 arc................$79,200
09 do 400 arc................. 39,Ik 0
Two Number Terminals.
900 Prizes of $300 are...............$180,000
900 do. 200 are.............. 180,000
3,146 Prizes of amounting to......$2,118,80f
for Club Rrates, or any further informa¬
tion desired, write legibly to the unde sign¬
ed, clearly stating your residence, with
State, County, Street and Number.
More rapid return mail delivery will be as-
surred by enclosing an Envelope bearing
your full address.
Scud POSTAL NOTES, Express Money
Orders, or New Y'ork Exchange in Ordinary
letter. Currency by Express (at onr expense)
addressed to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
NewOriear.s Li
or M. A. DAUPHIN, Washington, 1). c:
Address Registered Letters tc
JEW imi.EA.1N UTIHAL BASS
Mew Orleans, LA.
REMEMBER S2Jir.:i—~B.«. ihc
and Early. »k« are in charge »f
drawings,is a gnarantee of absolute fairness
and integrity, that the chances are all equa!, what
and that no one can possibly divine
number* will draw a Prize.
REMEMBER, also, that the payment of
Prizes is GUARANTEED BY FOUR NA
Ti NAL BANKS of New Orleans, and the
Tickets ■•re signe J b> the President of an In
stitution whose chartered rights are recog
i.ized in the highest Courts; therefore
beware of all imitations or anenymous
schemes.
S w. MANGHAM k Ml
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGISTS,
CRIFFIN, CEORCIA.
We guarantee the purity
of our goods and make our
prices tition. lower than compe¬
HOTEL CURT IS
8RIFF1N, GEORGIA,
Under New .Management.
A. 6. DANIEL. Prop’r.
<i 'i - nit!:, trains- feblSdly
\DVE-RTISERS
1 mi the exact cost
'■reposed hne o
. uigin Americai.
! ' ; by addressing
P. Rowell & Co.,
. •'« i »* - Ad rertising Burssu,
O fun* A , New York.
\0 , j* UXVi^flO Pafliphiel
V*. WITTIEST,PRETTIEST JUVENILES
QUEER PEOPLEp*.-Vreo*
oiaifTB a MaR wiac.f *
r, DELIUS btihbbM®"^ W«| Ctaw: 00
1 Sl.M 75c _
j Hr 4fofl-
i
:
j
L1oy.ifl.Hr fftKo itroQ rbnritiln* and thr flton. Maun
'■ ull of tb. o4*te«« urar.k.. b> th. PrU>
In nflh-proeek •rti.t- knw olll»« Itoaieoflel,. lr
Jiiv.nr,.’ UttU folk Id Mil d.
-ll. O l 111 “f* 0 rte my * el
HVMlVf HiVST* "NT# WANTED HUBfAJM> BROS*
7X1 ( hMtsst Nmi, Pllf«4flplils,
?To CU1TS BDSQfiSS COLLEGE
BUS, PL,
m - now
UNTIL
January 1st r I 1
■if
WILL BE
4. i
A Grand Bargain Day! I
'b/L-y Store I
We have a large choice stock, with new I
desirable goods, coming in on every train,
that we are determined to convert into
money. Now is your time to
Secure Bargains!
M
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Received on yesterday one lot of
* LONG WRAPS ^
at $($,50 worth - s 10. F«nv 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.
1 hoe Department!
Special prices oil all Shoes to reduce stock.
Ladies’ lot of Eagle Button Shoe Boot Go. Shoes in the just city received. for the money* Best iN.oj U*vt
too lar manp unites Men’s Fine Hanans, Hand Kiueisou, Sewed Shoes Sdunerto. in sun! poj
as. st
worth $t»,50 to $7,00 that we will sell
$5,50. Haven’t lime to enumerate more. (#■»#
see
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