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THE MOST GOODS FOR THE LEAST MONEY f
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E. R. ANTHONY’S ORUC STORE,
HSADQOABTBK# FOE
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS,
OItS, .TABNlMHE8t ETC.
Dre-Moff*, Fan.iT Toilet Soap*. Faniy Hair and Tooth Brash**, Perfumes aii'l Toilet Ar-
IrieiL Lettar I’ftper, l J en*. Ink, Envelope*, 01»*». Fatty, Lampti and Chimney*,
IT Pfcystriana’ maertptiona accurately coj> ponded, day or niylit.
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Don't Buy Until You
Find out the New
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PROFITS.
*»“SENDF0R CATALOGUE.
J. P. Stevens & Broi,
47 Whitehall St., ATLANTA, GA.
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.
C- W. Clark & Son.
Orlffln, G« m Dec. 20.
Bull’s T"ihingri''»r'r*!JS& Baby Syrup
Feti/iMtt
KSnSTj&iXrtogulat" the Bomla!
’s Horse
5w
ritlTSrall<«al«r«. Tryltl
For the core of
, Cough*,Colds, Croup,
. Asthma,
I Hoarseness,
UGH Incipient Con-
SYRUP _ __ sumption,
the relief of _
and for
Coasamptire At druggists. persons. 25 eta.
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SmUKt ----- — it Mar A cuita CIOARCTTLS for Ca-
tarrk. PrletlOCts. At all UrugghU.
Ordinary’s Advertisements,
/"VRDINABT’S OFFICE-Spai-bino Coi n-
rt. fiaoHOi*. Dec. 1>, 1888.—To the
heir* at law of Wm Scott, deceased. S. A. A
F. M. Scott, adminlitratora of Wm. Hoott, dc
ceased, have made application for » aettl*
ment with tk* boir* at law. Said settlement
will ba had before the court of Ordinary of
January. Spalding 1*89, conn tv, Thus* on the iotereeted first Monday notified iu
are
to attend aald aettiemeat.
$3.00. E. W.HAMMOND, Ordlua-y.
Straight Pole Wood.
500 loads at $1,00 a load. Bring
or send aha money if yoa want the
wood. B. P. Blanton & Co.
Tax Collector’s Notice.
I am compelled to close my boaks
on the 20th of December, and every
tax payer shouldooroe up promptly.
I will 'ia at my office at Patrick aud
Brook’s store evety d»y until the 20th.
J. W. Tkavis, T. C.
If. Moffett's TEETHIM (Teething Powders)
lasi nm mar trouble* oil,D iiarea oj any aye, /«
wlt&T^KTHlNAaster'g»Mh*r* M la tae Uoste, Ask your Druggist. ar* child?
The advertisements which appear in the
columns of the New* are by no means the
least late resting feature of the paper. The
season U at hand when the people ar* anx¬
ious t* seeure their holiday goods, and they
naturally turn to tbe eolumns of the Naas
to secure this information. They should
not be disappointed and all our merchant'
should embrace the opportunity, to tell
what they have suitable far the holiday sea¬
son, a* many of them do
Six grates hav* recently baeu put into the
court house, *upplantl«g the old wood firs
plaoes and stoves. Four are in the court
room upstairs, out in the jnry room, smi
one in the grand jury room on the first floor.
They area great Improvement upon tbe old
fire plaeea and stoves formerly in use.
Popular discrimination in favar of
r. Bull’s Cough Syrup has given it a
> sal* than auy other remedy cf its
FR UIT - CAKE!
„£S wa^TSafcsr D,rk
FIRE WORKS 1 FIRE WORKS!
At ' Wholesale to Country Merchants, big stock.
BLAKELY
•ROUNDABOUT.
Mutter* Ceac«rala(|P«*|d* md <Jss
• rot lew* V*Mlp.
SOUI*.
As the cockroach uever pity* bull or voles,
Nor seeks undying fame.
He ha* no business in the sonp,
But be gets there just the same.
J. M. Slade, of Zebnion. was in the city
yesterday.
. J.R. Head, of Cr*»well, visited the city
y ester da' .
L. O. Hollis, of Forsyth, visited the city
yesterday.
O. K. Hasser.of Heuo's, was in the 'city
yesterday.
T. W. Methirn, of 8*uoia, visited the
city yesterday,
W M. Mltehell. of Hampton, spent yester¬
day in the city
J. A . Farley, of Liberty Hill, was iu the
city yesterday.
W. H. Pritchard, of Brooks Station, visited
the city jeeterdny-
J.W. Butler, of Cbattauoogn, ia visitinsr
friends in the eity.
J. W. Bower, ef Warnurariils, paid th#
city a visit yesterday.
W. F. Malaler. ofBunuy hide, visited th#
xtiy on UntiBCfit yN»t*rday.
1 Mias IiUl* Gray, of Bunny Side, visited
friend* here yesterdsy.
Mrs. Lizz e Wsidrup, ef Suuay Side, was
shopping in the eity yesterday.
Miss Clara Jones, of Fayetteville, is visit¬
ing Miss Julia Word of thia city.
J. A. McGhee aud brother Oliver,of Warn-
*r*ville, wereiu the city yesterday.
Alvin Dickenson, a popular young mat of
Williamaou, spent yesterday in the city
Miss Iua Finch, a fascinating young lady
of Zsbuloa, spent yesterdiy in th# city.
Col. H. A. Peebles, of Hampton, was in
the city yesterday transacting legal busi¬
ness.
Curt Smith, of Cabins district, cut his
left foot unite severely Monday while chop
ping wood.
Mis* I.oatie Elder and cousin Mrs. Car;is
Livingstone, of Creswell, spent yesterday iu
the city.
J. F. Floyd and J. F. Cron tde, two of
Hampton’s promiuenteltixea*, spent yester
day in the city.
The prayer meetings lest night were very
iatsresting, nnd woil attended coasideriug
the severity of the weather.
Miss Addle Yarbrough, a beautiful and ae
complished young ludy ef Williamson, was
• hopping in the city yesterday.
Th# great citizens meeting iu Zebulou
last Saturday simply endowed the regular
ticket Thie is as it should ha.
Only about 100 gallons left of our 3 yetr
old, Domestic wine, both dry and sweet.
Send and get a gallon for Christmas. S. W.
Maugham At Sous.
Miss Willie Mason, who has been speed
ingsometime with frisnd. in th* city, re¬
turned to her home in Orchard Hill yester
day to the rogret of her many friend*.
4s was uunounced in our dispatches yes
terday, the Senate ha* passed the bill incor
puratiug tire Untiln Street Railroad Cem-
pany. Can’t yeu almost hear the jangle of
the bells ou th# car hone*?
R. J. Deane has sold hit remaining inter
eat in the photograph gallery which, is now
run by M. 1). Mitchell JtCo Milt will con¬
tinue to turn oat the same good work he has
alwsy* done and will be better prepared
than ever to pleas# his patrons.
If the Daii-T Nbws would come out with
only twice the amount of local and other
news as some of Its wesklj exchanges, tnere
would not only be a prodigious amount of
kicking from its subscribars but tbe editors
would feel like going off aud kicking them
•elves.
H.T Patterson’s little boy, live years old,
was severely bilteu by n mad dog yesterday
morning, while hunting for eggs in the
barn. Th* dog bit him through th* th# nose, dog
arm and leg. Mr. Patterson ahet
and carried the little boy up to Fairburn to
have a tnad atone applied
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Eighty paraona Jslt Uowt Orov* from
H*ury County for Llncolu Farpli, In No~tb
Louisiana, on tha 10th ioat.. and word >i»‘
Jn*t i»a«u received that they aritred all i ijfht.
Kir* familiaa will !•*▼• this county on the
15lh of January for tha umi part*. They
are Ic ivlujj a rfkrdeu spot far th»y know
not what.
Ella Wheal- r Wilcox *ay» that If »ha
wore naked to deflae the meaning of a »uc-
ce*»fal man (he would aay“a man who ha«
mad* a happy home for hi* wife and chil¬
dren. No matter whAt he ha. not done in
the way of achieving wealth or honor*, If lie
ha* done that he f* e grand *uc#**a If be
boa not done that, and it ia hi* own fault,
though he be the highest Intl.e 1 md, he 1* a
niott pi i blefailu:*. 1
Mia* Na-uiu Da.ia, dau^nter of Capt.
John A. Davi*, preaidant of the Firat Nation
nl Bank of Albany, and »i»ter of Mrs. U.
VV Shaffer, of thia place, ia w*!l known and
admired line, where she h»i oecaaioualiy
visited. Bh* wa* married la»t night to Mr,
I,. Jones, of the firm of R. L. Jonea & Co.,
Uierehftiit* of Albuuy. They are both among
the tuo.t popular memhara of Albany socie
tynnd their numerous friends wish for them
every happineaa poMibi* in life.
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Parents cannot always curry the baby
on a trip for the recovery of it* health.
But they can kaep Dr. Bull* Baby 8yr
tip in the house, and it will compensate
for the trip by ita prompt relief.
Hampton Happenings and Doings:
IUmfto!(, Ut., Deo. 19.—Dr. II. J. Arn¬
old took in the Gate City yesterday.
Henry Cliunn anA Fraak Curry spout Mon
day in Griffin,
Jim Maxwell,Jius Miliar and Berry Thomas
were ia Griffin yesterday.
Hope Griffin spent last week near Brooks
Station on his father’s farm.
Miss Cora Du Hie is visiting iu Lovejoy.
Bh# will take charge of the Lovejoy school
after Xmas.
Miss Bessie JCdmunson, of Newnan, is visit
the family ef I^n Homuiett, nsar Hampton.
Wesley Derick, Tip Jackson, Jim Thomas,
Berry Thomas and Joe Wcstmorclonitook in
the city of Atlanta Monday.
Prof. Wilder, ef 8. C., is visiting his rela-
tivs, aud our respected townsman, Beb
Jamc».
“Bub” Dorsey ws* in Griffin on last Mon¬
day.
Hampton is te have a little, Xmas matrimo¬
ny. A tn'key to the man that guesses who
it is.
Wm. Carry killed on iaet Ftiday 4 pigs 18
months eld.erliieli nctted|1119 poind* ef meal
and 3B3 pounds of lard. On* alone weighed
501 lb*.
“Dick” Moor#has resigned his position as
deputy sheriff. If our good and excellent
sheriff, Newt Glass, desires a man from this
portion of the county for his deputy,w* take
pleasure it. noasinatiug B. P. Thompson, of
Hampton
Tiie following was lound by your corres¬
pondent a few days ago posted on th# side of
ft height car box:
“HiMITOJ* POPSST/ TO LET.
“Any one desiring to rents store house, or
dwelling, will do well to apply to the Hamp¬
ton property owuers. All that is expected of
of you for the use of u store house is to keep
the floor from rotting out, the roof from leak
lug and thebusiie* from growing that might
hid* it from the view of some one who, per
haps, would purchase it if seen. Forndwel-
liuglioure you will be expected to keep up
the garden fences, the house from leaking,
th* well cleaned oat and 1st everybody know
that the piop*rty is for sale. Strike
while the iron is hot and secure your house
for’89. Bam. Hughes, Real Estate Agt-
Box 2, Hampton. Ga.”
Th# above may b# a joke. The best way
to find out is to correspond with Mr, Hughes.
There ar* two forms of chronic riieu
matiti»m: oae in which tha joints the ara
swolen and rad without fever; in
other the jotnta are only stiff and Oil pain
ful. In either form Salivation may
be replied on to effect a cure. Prica
25 cents.
Next Sunday's News.
Next Sunday’* N*w« will contain
la addition to tha usual inattar an ex
cellsnt original illuatratad Christmaa
story, “Tk* Old Chorister,'’ by F,
ll. Burton, and will be an unaaually
iotersstin^ number, introducing the
specially prepared holiday matter
with which I ire News proposes to
flntertain its readers, old a>id young,
during all of Ohriatonas week.
Next Sunday will be the nay be
fore Christmas Eva, and in order to
reach the people, merelwnts will ad
vsrtise th*ir holiday good* in the
columns of tbia paper on that day.
Therefor#, parties who cotitviuplafe
pnrcInu'Dg Ctu ietnr.is goods (Could
d.i .veil to tend n*-xt Hutiday’a News.
The b#*t rtcoioendatiouuEvL'iy body
usss Laisdor when iu ueod for a good
on liurtic Sold cyeij where. Pi ice
euiy 25 cents.
Grtvvth of the South.
Macon Telegraph.
Tim whole country was *tirpt;»*d
when th# figures of th* eensu* of
1880 were published to find tint th*
South itad increased is popuixtioe
faster than any other sictian of (he
country. The South gained h#avi
ly in the last loappointmeDt of con
greratneti. In nil probability the
ceusit* of 1890 wiil repeat thia story.
Sinco 1880 the population and wealth,
hsv# increased wonderfully in the
Southern states. The ruraldisttiota
are more thickly populated, aud
tbctfl ara many Ibriviug town# in the
South which u-.d no existence sight
ysats ago. liu tuiiiijhau) was ti vil
lajj* in 1880; now is a city of 40,000
p«opl*. Macon ha* grown to almost
twice ita size iu 1880. 8av»nuub,
Atlanta, Augusta, Columbus, Bom*,
Auiencu*. GriSio, and other Georgia
cities, have toads great advance# io
ail that constitutes h city’s atrength
ainee Uuclo Sam la*t oounted tbe
noaos sod balanced tb# book* of bis
tribe. In tverr other Southern
atate similar proprtt-s l.ae ’n«tn mad.-.
Ws have bten going forwaul steadi
|y and rapidly. Tb® Philadsipbi*
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New Goods Every Day
From Now Until January 1st, 1889
Leave your orders for all Goods in out line and and they will be filled
with FRESH GOOOS at LOW PRICES.
Best Cigars in the city. ★ Fresli Cake all tlie time.
J. H. Keith lb Co.
0 F.O E. PRICE. .1. P. FOSTER.
Price & Poster,
-DEALERS IX-
Boots, Shoes, Upper and Sole Leather, French and American
Calf Skins, Shoe Findings, &c.
jas, Means’and W. JL. Douglas’$3 Shoes a Specialty.
a-l Mariettn Street. ATLANTA, GA.
Foster. ST Special attention given to visitors or orders from Griffin and viohnty ^y^Mr.
they ask the qestion
WHY IS IT and HOW IS IT
THAT
J, H, White, Jr,, & Co,
SOLD SO NlftNY GOODS THE PAST MONTH ?
J. H. , Jr., White Co.
Answer by saying its because they keep the
BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES, ETC.,
IN THE CITY, AND SKI,I. THEM
For A Smaller Profit
THAN THE SAME GOODS CAN BE BOUGHT ELSEWHERE.
Their entire slock svr.s bought from first hands anil wby should ,they not
sell CHEAP ? Respectfully,
J. H. WHITE, JR., & CO.
★ MARKED DOWN LOW, AND THE ★
BOOK STORE
—LS FULL OF HOLIDAY GOODS ! —
BRAWNER, DEANE & CO.,
GHIFFIN, - GKOHGM
The Finest Bar in Gr iffin
Is undoubtedly that of Scherer ,fc Brnuss.- They are elegantly fitt.ut up, and arc Whiskies, prepared
to serve their customers with the best of everything in their line, such as fine prices.
Wines, li«.er, Cigars, <fce. Tbe best Country Corn Whisky at the lowest possible
l-if~ Cull upon them if you waut
THE BEST LIQUOR IN TOWN.
dec&wlm
i’ou are unable to dejide on a Chris
mas Present look through my beauti¬
ful display duriug this week, and
“JU8TTHE THING” will suggest
itsslf. F. l’AILLE, Hill SU. Jeweler.
53 Street.
Record, recognizing this fact, fs »:
Tk# aurprisc which grcelad the r#
*uper*tioa in tkc South that w*s
shown by the cehsui of 1880 i»
likely to tie again elicited in 1899.
There kac been a strong movement
of people frttn the Noithsrn »t.t*s
soutkwird, which will mote than
make up lor the greater aceenion
of iu>migrants in the North. A'-i-
oth.i thing that must b# taken into
consideration i* the greatest number
id Tilths, holb white and blanks, iu
ti e South. The command tu multi
pit ai.d replenish the earth is i i. r
ary fulfilled touth of Mason sad
DilO**» line. The solid South, if
tts,thing skill be done in b ur \vats
to impair its solidity, will in 1892
again rtiions.y thtvstcn republican
anpremaev. What republican
atrength aiav he gained by the nd
mission of iirw states wili no doubt
be neutral zed by the larger irpv*
ean tat ion of 4rkan»iS, Alabama
Georgia, Florida and Texas.
Gsona will show » population of
neatly 2,000,000 whtu th* census Every
takars ^o round next time.
thing in this slat* conduce* to the
growth «*f papulation by natural i*
creue* and th« spreading knowledge
of Georgia's chnrius us s place of
reaideac* hringe *v, ry year a host
of p*<.'pl* seeking hetnss under her
happy skies.
Advice to Mothers.
M.s. Winslow’s Soothing Strop
for children teething, is the prescription
of one of the best female nurses and
physicians in the United States, and
has been used for forty years with never
failing suocess by millions of mothars
for their children. Daring the process
of teething its value is incalculable ;
it relieves the child from RripiDg pain, cures dys j
entcry and diarrhoea, in the
bowels, aud wind oolic. By giviug
berritb i the thild and rests the mother.
Price oeat* « bo'tie.. -angtvxlAw ly
Boot (;rafting.
Root grafting is simply grafting stook, on a
portion of the root instead of the
and may be performed by any of tho
methods that will bring the inner bark of
the scions them and stocks until in they perfect have effected contact
and hold eo
a union. Sharp knives and smooth clean
cuts are necessary. Take seedling stocks
from 1 to 2 yean; old, cut the stem off
squarely at the collar of tho root, cut an
even slanting cut about tut inch long on
both root and scion, then reverse the
knife and mako a slit in the center of tho
cut and interlock the two in such a way
that tho inner bark shall come in contact
at least on one Bide,, tie and wax, or bind
with a narrow strip of waxed cloth warm
enough to adhere and hold tho parts la
plats *
fes ?A
*AKlN b
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Tins Vowder neTer varies. & marvel o
nurity, strength and wholeaomneea. More
economical than the ordinary kinds, and can
not be sold in competitor: with the anxltitu te
of low test, Sold short weight, 1 alum Rota. or phosphate Baking
Powders. on noun*. 5
Powdar Co., 106 Wall Street, New York
ct-2-d.twlv-ton column 1st or 4tb cafe.
I | r.Dd Wits***
its cuvea ox home with
MB
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CHRISTMAS? I
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and Christmas Presenls is the all ab¬
in household. m:
sorbing theme every What wp,.'- ■
to give our friends and family and
where to buy them anothea im¬
portant question,
& White ■A / m ■ I
MAKE SOME SUGGESTIONS
both useful a
to wliat to buy, and orna¬
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Beautiful Silk and Wool Muffler.
Beautiful Silk Handkerchiefs.
Embroidered Linen H’d’k’s for ladies.
Embroidered Linen Hdks. for gentlemen
mother I
Silk ITose for your or sister.
A nice pair of Kid Gloves for a lady or a
gentleman.
Carpets and Rugs
WE DON’T ADVOCATE SELFISHNESS,
but you might as well buy somethin 0 * that will
be comfort to yourself as well others. There is
nothing more welcome as a present at any
time than a nice Brussels, Three-ply, or Extra
Super Carpet; or Smyrna Rug.
Now Is the Time to Buy These Goods!
Just on the heel of the season when we are anx¬
ious to convert all the above goods into money.
Another Welcome Present
for the ladies, is a Wrap of some Kind, either long
or short, Woolen or Plush.
What there is left in this department we are sac-
riticing to close out before the holidays are oyer.
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- Overcoats Must Move
Any Overcoat in the house may be bought, from
now on, AT COST ! Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s
Overcoats all reduced. Nothing spared.
WE WERE ABOUT TO FORGET
to mention those beautiful Angora Goat Bugs, but
then there are many tilings we have not menti*®* .
ed, that we will take pleasure in showing yon
any time.