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IOST GOODS FOR THE LEAST MONEY
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E. R. ANTHONY’S DRUC STORE,
• HEADQUARTERS FOB
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS
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OILS, TAHNISIIESi ETC.
■ Toilet Ar¬
Dra-fttuffo FanJV Toilet Soap*. Fadcy Heir end Tooth Brushes, Perfumes and
iel**, Letter Paper, Pens, Ink, Envelope*, Glass. Putt T, Lamp* and Chimneys,
jjjr Physicians' Prescription* accurately coj.pouded, day or night.
Don’t Buy Until You
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IMPROVE¬
MENTS.
■% • middleman’s
PROFITS.
larSENOFOR CATALOGUE.
J. P. Stevens & Bro.
47 Whitehall St., ATLANTA, SA.
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TOYS I
We have a large stock of Toys which we propose
to sell cheaper than anybudy, Come to see
us when you get ready to buy.
G* W. Clark & Son.
OH Bn, Dec. «.
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ftniliMt « r.trfogulatos T"ihwgri!^“ the 'i Bowels! . 3 ±i , n< t
nzri t
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Bronchitis,___ relief of
and for tha
Consumptive At druggists. person*.
Sm/Kt MDKl'iiW 8 Price CUBES 10 Cts. CIOABETTCS At all for
tarrt.
A Card of Thanks.
Mil KditoR—P lease permit
through jour colamm to ibank
firemen tail ciii/ena^ouarallj for tha
nguaer ia which they aaine tu
aid during the fir# at Fertilizer Far
lorj on Friday afternoon.
tralj W. A. Baths, Sec.
Griffin Fertilizer & M’f’g., Co.
Pro. 8t t 188S.
Htralgbt Pole Wood.
500 load* at $1,00 a load
or eend eh# money tf you want the
wood B. I* Blanton .1 (Y>.
Tax Collector's Notice.
I am co»pellaS tocio*# my boakc
oa ihe ’iOik of Decamber, and ev#ry
tax payar ahould coma up promptly.
I wiil ia at my offlea ai Patrick and
Brook * store evei y d»y«aUllh# T. JOtk
J. W. Travis,
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Auction Salea avery day at t un
oingbauu’a of New Stock just at
rived at half what you can buy any
where else.
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“The Prenident’s Nile'
Is »e far ahead of any other flour in
the market ae Mrs Cleveland herself
is above all competition in rank and
beauty, lte popularity w shown by
the faet that its sale is not confit ed
to a few, but it ts sold by every e.eal
ia Griffin. Be enre and order
President's Wife.'- *ml5d3m
Where Happines* is Ken ml.
Where is happiness found? In Use
j, aud in the use of Dr. Bigger-
H»ckleb<ury Cordial, which saves so
tawh pain and anxiety in relieviug tlie
HM« on ns from teathiag and cholera in
fan turn
Red Sn t
Dressed Tut keys. Yam Potatoes 50 c bushel.
Savannah and Norfolk Oysters Cream Ch ese 15 c.
Calory, All Park Sausage Cabbage 3 c. lb
Ham* Fresh Lemons.
•raafcfast Strips ± box Raisins.
Cra; Harriot, Tu CiJron and Currants
Buckwheat
Maple Syrup. Jams
city trill regret to hear of her departure
locicty trill suffer a severe low* while
• •ten can rengratulste itself un)beiotr flat¬
tered wilb her charming prcsecce.
A very handsome *,V> clock ieoov en ezlii
tiitlonat theNtw York Store aid every cue
turner putchaalngto the amoont of Are dol
lars will receive a ticket entitling the holder
to a chance in the drawing. It would be an
elegant ornament to the fintat houee in Grif-
tln.and an In the tint place yon receive more
than yonr money’* worth in the bargain*
that are being offered at the New York Store,
It l* worth every one'* tryihg for
It ia cuetomery for pereAna, when they pay
eff mortgage*, to pot the paper# in their
poekete and go bow* without taking the
trouble to go to the Clerk’* office aud have
them cancelled. Thi# neglect often causes
mischief and impair* the oredlt of debtor* ef
thi* cla** It i* not the duty oi the merchant
or money-lender to have the mortgage* can-
celled, aud unlea* the peraon taking up the
mortgage attend* to it himself, it stand* on
the county record* a* a warning to all man
that the property invelved in thetrannaction
is bound for debt It ie the beat plan to
haveall mortgagee cancelled a* soon a* they
are paid off
A VERT SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR.
Champagne Sparkles and Music Fills
the Air,
You have missed and you’ll regret it,
The good things that we’ll taka:
At Fill Morris’, w* will get it,
Kun, music, wine and oake.
Let not this happen once again
In your eventful life
No place lends as sweet refrain
From life's toils, and strife.
Fill Is a lord at home
Ilia house Is a lordly place
Aud through the year* to come
You’ll not *#e a happier home or happier
face
The above baautiful aeutituenU
and villianoua poatrj was found on
tha editor’s desk on Friday night,
written ia tha fine Italian band nf
Col, Hamtrond. Bat it was prema¬
tura; the editor didn’t miss it and
naver had any expectation of missing
anything of tbs kintf spoken of, if
he knew it.
It was just* little starprifse party,
that the band {,'#( up, but Fill Mor-
risreaeived an iaklinjr ot it and his
pleasant home was filled with invited
guest* by nine o’slock, when the
band arrived. Notwithstanding the
short nutica. there wa* plenty
good cheer, both liquid aau
and the occ.aion w.s a b.ppy
one, with w,u. and mu.io and a f.w
abort apaeche* by diatiaguished gen¬
tleman preaant.
Tae NkWh ii in favor of Fill being
elected to something two or three
time* a year.
Dyapep.ia is our national disease
ing ii natioaal rvniciiy. Tliia enre ia
in Laxador the “golden” honaehold apeoific
for this tronhlasome malady Price
•>5 cant* a package.
If babies could talk, they would often
press their thank* to their nuraoa: for
lng them of suffering, by the use of
Bull* Btthy Syrop.
Our Cotton Report
Cotton still come* in, ia
quantities, the paat we«k
picked up conaiderably fieui
week before, which showed
iigui of weakening, although
runniug below the Nnws
The quality of the cotton ia falling
raceired here ia low middling.
still remain good and the markat
been rsmatkiibly afeady aince tha
of Septsmbat.
Following is the ofhcisl report
tbs week ending on tbs morning of
Dae. 7th. 1888:
Receipt* for ihe weei '* HS
....
“ since Scj>t l*t
Shipment# for the week...
since Sept. 1st.
Stuck
Middling, O^c. Matkat staady.
On Friday theia wera raceived
238 bales and ou Saturday 140 bales,
waking tii* iutal receipts to data
200 bale#. 1 be recaipts for tha waek
atidiug L)ac. 0th, 18S9, ware 4157
bales, and tha total to that date were
0,811.
All our city fa thcra **y “use Salvation Oil
Uia greatest care on enrin for pain " It
i o*t- oaly -5 cent*.
Sine# Mrs. Brown haa taken to
Dr. Bull’* Cough Syrupahe haa aaved an
dependent fortune in doctor* bill* Too
do tlie same
A Lady Badly Burned.
Alt*. VViitoa, of J ickauovilie. F.a ,
who )• stopping with Dr. Collier*#
family, happened to * very aarion*
accident yeaterday «ermng
wit# standiug to front of tha grata id
tiel room Mini before ahe waa
t of it tier clothea bad cougt t on
and whole paraoo waa enveiopad in
flames. L atDg aii prasenoe of uiind
she ruahed frarn ona portion »f
room to ;#* other aetling »n
Goihar hdariug her screams raa to
the door and taking in 1 ha aitur lion
at a glat e, greaped a tmekef of w*Ser
itldlhg L#» aud threw iib contaota
over tins flame#. Ub tb. aa^atauca
of other memUn of tbe tbe
flarnaa war* axtiogmabed. Mra.
Wiltoi’e iujunea. while tha may sot
prova fatal, ara cooaidared vary aari
ooa. Miaa Collier daaarvM oooaider
»hi« prate# for m* Ag •*>
’HOUND ABOUT.
Mutter* I o me re to* ! People un<l P.a
• ral !•*■ Claulp.
go vi.iKs on vs.
No more the sun our face* fries.
No more we mop the brow,
And be.t of all, there are no flic*
On any of us now.
! c. 0. Driver, of Xebalon.wa* in the city
1 yesterday,
[ J C. Lawrence, of Concord, was in the
city yettorday.
j J. A. yesterday RUitner, of Atlanta, paid the city a
j visit
J.J Barfield, of Woolneyville was in I lie
j city yesterday.
Yesterday was the busiest day Griffin hat
' had thi* -ea-on
Will Mathews, ef llollonville, spent ye»-
terdny in the. city.
H. H. Nipper and wife, of Hampton, were
in the city yeeterkay
Mr* J. C. Tinsley, of Brook# Btntion, »»
shopping in the city yesterday,
Ed Thompson and Neely Smith leava (odaj
on a viait to their Atlanta girlt
j i Rev. Frank Adam* Christian will fill church hi* regular today, *p-
pointmant in the
| Frctik of 1’omona, and Chas visited Smith, city prominent yesterday. etti
' /,#!. • our
Frank Stalworth, a prominent citizen
- Sl apping Shoals, wa* in the city yesterday.
Mias Jennie Trailer, a charmiug
lady af Brook* Station, vtatled tha city
torday •
Robert Olicr, of Baltimore, wus in
oiiy yesterday, I)>«• guest of Col. J
Boyd
Missc* Simie Stewart and Mamie Taylor
returned from n savernl ilay* viait to
ta yesterday.
Mismob Jennie uud Susie Bailey/» o charm
iutr y >ung ladies of Double Cabins,
the city yesterday.
Mis* Ctrrie l.owe, a beautiful ya ung
j | of Hapeville, is visiting her friend Miss t
lie White, of this city .
i Capt. J. II.Shaffer raturaad to tha
yesterday altar tt inoutba absence, He
remain with u* for several days
A ten dollar overcoat was stolon off
dummy in front of J. li. White, Jr., A Go's
itore early yesterday morning.
! Mis* Mattie Mathews, to the regret of
I many friend*In Ike city, left for her
, in Double Cabins yesterday.
Miss Eranm Simla], of Baltimore, who
| j has been visiting Mrs. Nelms for several
j days, left yesterday on a visit to Atlanta.
B N Milner, who live* a few mile* from
tiii* city, lo this gin hans# andaeveral bales
of cotton. Friday night, by tire. No inter
am'#.
Mia* Ola Do* returned lismi yesterday
nfter spending two week* with her grand,
mother, Mr*, llobt Freeman, who ha* been
unite sick
There will be the usual , 1 h*h maetiog in
th* Mvtbodiat church this moraing nod 8ab-
hath achm't in the afternoon. There will be.
no acrvkesin Hie aaorning or at night.
l Regntav verv'ee* by the Vast or av tha Bap-
j tlat ahnrch Ihia morning the at 11 of o’clock Um and
and thi* evening at 7. text morn
! ingaermon will be from Hebrew* VI. 4-U’
Glen Bausoa killed hi* brag pig on Friday
1 and its actual weight at 13 months old
87', pounds. It ns* so heavy and so fat that
the ham* almost dropped off when it
hung up.
Henry County W eekly: “.Judge Jotu
Hall, of Griffin, i« making his mark in the
Sanatr, Hi* view* tre hroad aud eompr#
heusivr : he look* not only to tha
of hi# own senatorial diatHat, but good
the atatc at large.”
Newnan Herald '‘Griffin a
electien on Wednaadav last resulted in the
election ot Mr J A Stewart for Mayor,
defeated Mr. J. D. Boyd. Stewart * candi
Uaey wa* understood to ha in the interest
a reform movement whn li liad for ita »>b.e
ar. entire cluing* in the eity administration,
ln ,t v , sincerely truat that the ne*
may vrol , henafu ial loth* town .
Cake Every Day!
; Left OJWlerS Wit 11^ Will jii k* DO flllrfl Mlliul Her Oj
I VC £ yOUr
the city. Call and we win
sare yon money, j
J. H. Keith & Co
OEO. E. PRICE ■1. P, FOSTER. «(
Price & Foster,
-DEALERS IK-
Boots, Shoes, Upper and Sole Leather, French and American !
Colt Skins, Shoe Findings, Sic.
Ja«. Means’ and W. L. Douglas’ $3 Shoes a Specialty.
•34 Mariettn Street, ATLANTA, GA
ar Special attention given to visitors or orders from Griffin and vicinity by Mr.
Foster. oct!9dAw3m
THEY ASK THE QESTIOX
WHY 1$ IT flND HOW IS IT
THAT
J, H. White, Jr., & Co.
SOLD SO MANY GOODS THE PAST MONTH ?
J. H. , Jr., White
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
I bought from first bands and why should they not
Their entire stock wfts
• sell CHEAP ? Respectfully,
J. 11. WHITE, Jit., k < 0.
| !R/u.n Here I
1 200 December Fashion Sheets to Give Away! . ,
j A A VVRITINC TV 111 I l.H* PAD I VI/ FOi( nm A V PENNY. ILiLl I.
New Line Stationery.
j Beautiful Wall Paper and Window Shades. Pianos, Organs art . Musical
j Instruments at Bottom Prices
BRAWNER, DEANE <&. GO.,
GHIFriN,„ - Oil oHGIA
Tits Finest Bar in Griffin
I* undoubtedly tliat of Scherer <te Brauss. They an- elegantly titt.nl up, and hrf prepared
to serve thair customers with the beat of everything in their line, such * I no Whi-ki. .
Wine-, Bter, Cigara, Ac. The beat Country Corn W hisky at Hie lowest po--il>!e prices
L/C CalUipon thcm if yoa want
THE der.Vwlin BEST LIQUOR IN TOWN.
P. FAILLE, SR
Watchmaker and Jeweler, 52 Hill Street.
Dealer in Watches, Diamonds A Jewelry.
«r Cell and S*e all the Latest Novelties in Watches, Clocks & Jewelry.
and has made <{uile‘n i/eioii » of her
seif.
suhIIoh«(I a I'oitiul I’ai is
Bi vkai.o, N t . Dec. s. ( liarles
Schwartz, who arrived herefrom Now
York Monday nigltt. swallowed a pound
of Pal is green Tuesday at a hotel. Tin-
day morning, al ter taking where a walk lie
returned to his room, he v>.i
Home time afterward heard groaning
On learning his condition the police hm
t ied him to the hospital, where a >to ,
aeh pump, aided doubtless by the mon¬
strous overdose, saved his life. He had
l*>uy;ht with the poison He in is town about and forty mixed it
up water. year*
of age and well dressed, but i* unknown
here.
(H Interest to Traveler*.
Madison, Wis., Dec. 8.—Mr. Wigiit-
man. a citizen of Elroy, this state, "a-
ejected from a traiu on the Chicago and
| Northwestern railway some time ago L\
| the c inductor, because he refused to pay
a c* h fare after proffering a ticket, the
: return part of which had become de¬
tached from the other section, one print
ed stipulation being that the detached
| part was void if the return trip part was
I detached from it. Wightman sued the
company and obtained $800 damages.
Friday judgment the supreme the court affirmed the
of lower court
A Musk* in Lieu of Tob»<*«*o.
Indianapolis, Ind., Dec. 8.—D. \Y
Janowitz, district passenger agent of tlie
Northern Pacific, sav* he ha* spent a
fortune •furnishing chewing tobacco to
hi* frien is. He hit on a novel plan to
stop their l-egging. When asked for a
chew lie reaches into his pocket and
hands out a small garter snake. He se¬
cured the reptile at Knox. Stark county .
several week* ago. and it ha* been a
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a n»r*r** A*wait#d.
Newark. N, J., Dev 8. — In the tight
between ( harie* Allen and Janie# Mur-
‘ ^ How,r fi^ e
j ; rmeree. give whM was cou-j red by
io©. of the spectelors m unfair decision
i ^ **»« “^‘* r of a teui blow. terribly He was
•vt upon by the crowd and beat
an and during the acriminage a piatoi
hall tirwd by some unknown person pas#
ed dear through Mm hand of Owen Me
OeUnck. of Rutherford TH# pMol shot
coded the m-hv
Kui rivtl I ntiri H ’Alans oi r.ai ui.
D;:tk<' it, Mich.. Dec. • v .—[SpwiaLJ—
Near Joscsvill». Midi., yesterday, O. .1,
Haningti u. a well-digger nf that place,
while repairing a well for A. if ISiau-
veit. which was caved luivlyd in from under the a ea' the ili
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well, whicii is forty-five !e, , ,. Men
a e working to dig him oat. out liter-
are small Imp' s of re.-whing him alts •
XiiiFrican Hay ''katm \ hroad.
Ni-.w York. IV •. s,—f.Sjicciai.j -G. ii.
Kachs. presid uit of the National Ama¬
teur Skating n*so iation. sailed to-day
for Europe with the Donohue boys,
vliom he has entered for the European
■hampionship made contests. serie- Arrangements
lave ticen for a ot contests
icre next month,
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Tins Powder uever vanes. A marvel o
parity, strength ami wholesomnee*. More
economical tlmn the ordinary kind*, and can
not b# sold in eompetiton with Lie multitu ’»
of low test, *hort weight, slum or phosphate
Rowder* 8old onl o cans. Hot a . Bvkiko
F ownaa Co., lfib Wall 8tr»*g New York
«Asi-dA«lV-ton eolomn 1#* nr *tl r,„
THERE IS A TIM F
p FOr A a ii ll ihni£$ *
Scheuerman & Whiti
DECLARES THIS TO BE THE PROPER TIME Ti
BUY HEAVY WINTER GOODS.
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GOLD WEATHER HAS BEEN TARDY
putting in it s appearance, but Scheuer
man & White have not been tardy in reduc¬ %
ing prices on all woolen stnffs. i
m
Overcoats Must . 1
Too many on hand and we need the money. Christ,
mas is nearly hesr, and if low prioes will do it we
Will not have an Overcoat on hand by January 1st.
ill’s, Boys’ li Cite Sis I I
Will suffer too. Nothing in our clothing department
will he spared. Competition will say this is all non*
sense, but i*i come, ........ see ...... for „ yourself. nn > n< ,U> DDIDVi! PK ICES 117 WILL fT T
TALK.
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Woolen Goods!
Will meet the same particular, fate. This line have of our been business^
is complete in every we unusn
ally successful with our Dress Coods 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.
ami our cut prices for the balance oft-hit
season, can not fail to please
every one.
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JAGRETS, NEWMARKETS, MOJESKAS.
Tlie largest stock of Wraps, Kotli long' and short,
in Middle (Georgia. Our prices speak for themselves.
It is only necessary to show our wraps and give our
“cut prices” on them and they sell themselves.
FLANNELS, BLANKETS, LAP ROBES,
All minced, to klosc out by end of season.
Carpets and Rugs!
Body Brussels, Tapestry Brussels. Three-Plys,
Extra Supers, ingrains. Ail made and Put down
free of cost to the customer. We guarantee a
fit, we guarantee cur prices, we guarantee the
quality to be equal to any in the world,
★ “STRIKE WHILE THE IRON IS HOT.” -Jr
II you are wise you will not longer delay, but
make your purchases at once.
Scheuerman & White.