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lers Pnces!
during the placed past week sale New Monday Goods morning in every at department and will be
on
ISLE PRICES, M AVALANCHE OF BAMAIIS!
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80c.
makes ns new customers every day. Try ns once
we can make make It It to to your yonr interest to deal with us.
BT. MPANY 24 Hill St,
WHITE, JR., & CO
THE CLOTHIERS OF GRIFFIN!
Are rewiring daily Inrgr additions to their already Immense Stock of
M6i’s,Yflatlis; Boys and Ctiildren’s
Clothing, Hats and Furnishing Goods.
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W« defy competition in oor Styles and Durability of Bats and the «t of our Garments.
We extend many thanks^ to our cttstomere tor their past patronage and extend a hearty
j.“awmTO, jr.,
31 HILL STREET.
See our Splendid Display
S -OF-
FISH TOUT.
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CLARK & SOW.
GrlfBn, Os., Oct. 18.
Mr. J.L. Boruett, representing C.
J. Daniel's Wall Paper House of At-
« USS" Mr” bS
has a foil line of Wall Paper samples
a» worffS 1 toef'sead'foM.fm
i, and M. will be glad to show sam-
pfrdtend give figures. octlTdOt.
I unanimous opinion of
those Grifflnites who have attended
tbe present Atlanta exposition is
that it is a poor show and that tbe
limited entrances and exits are an
outrage upon any kind of a crowd.
Catarrh to in the Mood. No eure for thto
Mfe sntil the poison to thoroughly eradicated
from the system. For this purpose, Ayer’s
HareapariUa is the beet and most economical
ntedwtne. Price #1. Six bottfeo, |5, Worth
♦5 n bottle.
li Celery 50e. Di
Sew York Apples 25c. peck. Sweet Potatoes 15c. peck.
Fresh Country Eggs 20c. dozen.
Kinds Fitti. Norfolk and Savannah Oysters.
Msee AM Pork Sausage, Weina Worst Sausage, toe. Fulton Market lbs. Corn; Pat-
. Salmon 15c,, Tomatoes 8c., Barrel Pickets gal. 50 today, 12
r $1.50. Good Tea 50c., 10 lbs. Pore Leaf Lard for $1.00
I Matches 5c.
Bay, Bran and Corn. Seed Rye mod Barley.
I Cream Cheese 15c. Bay a package of Prise Yeast Powders and get a
t $50,00 Singer Sewing Machine. W Onr Breads and Cakes out
- for all kinds eatables, from 5 to 10 per cent, saved.
BLAKELY.
Underwear,
Men’s Undervest
from 25c. op,
MEN’S * ALL * WOOL
Vest* and Pant* at only $1.00 a unit
All other grade* in proportion.
Ladies' Undenest
; worth 50c. Ladws Bibbed
ieeat7&.,fl.OOand 75e. good*, at 50e. $1.25 Better at
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’ROUND ABOUT.
City Motto, and New, From THU and
Adjoining Counties.
Mrs. S. P. Hair is visiting in At¬
lanta.
A nice rain would not come amiss
just now.
Ed. Wards, of WardeBros., Cincin¬
nati, is in the city.
The cotton fields are still white
with the fleecy staple.
* Col. and Mrs. B, T. Daniel spent
I ytoda, in Atlanta.
The hunting season has opened np
nicelv. and the nimrods are having
luck.
Col. and Mrs. T. B. Mills and Mrs.
J. B. Mills visited Atlanta yesterday.
The dost is everywhere, orerevery-
thing. and is calling londly for a
rain.
Every bitter has its sweet, the com¬
ing of frost banishes the ice water
neuralgia.
When the hair show* sign* of falling, be.
gin at once to twe Ayer’* Hair, Vigor. This
preparation strengthens the scalp, promotes
the growth of new hair, restores the natnra
color to gray and faded bafr. and renders it
soft, phsnt. and gfoswy.
Dress Goods
New Flushes.
BLANKET8.
We can abort the nieeat line o
Blanket* ever offered in Griffin and
price* that cannot be matched, at
KEELY CO.’S.
A little rain, just enough to lay tbe
dust, would be highly appreciated
here now.
The teal, true national plant, the
sole one that no native bom Ameri¬
can will deny, is the Mint.
G. W. Holland,of Bremond, Texas,
is in the city spending some time
with G. W. Grant and family.
Miss Nellie Sharp, who has been in
this city for the past two weeks, left
for her home in Atlanta yesterday.
Mrs. W. E. H. Searcy, Mrs. Rebecca
Poe, Miss Mollie Rogers and Master
Leon Davis spent yesterday in At¬
lanta.
X. N. David, the telegraph opera¬
tor and ticket agent at the passenger
depot, went to Atlanta yesterday af¬
ternoon.
Sol. Bloodwortb, of Savannah,
spent yesterday among the cotton
men of this city and left in the after¬
noon for Woodbury.
Miss Mattie Woodruff, of Macon,
who has been spending several days
at the Piedmont Exposition, is visit¬
ing Mrs. Todd in this city.
Tom Hastings, of Keely Co. in this
city, left yesterday morning for At-'
lanta, where he will remain until af¬
ter the exposition, he being needed by
his house in that city.
Mollie and Nancy Freeman had a
colored fight on T. J. Brooks planta¬
tion, in which Nancy got the worst
of it. She got her revenge yester¬
day by an action in tbeconsty court,
which cost Mollie $26, but was
promptly paid.
The street force while cutting down
a grade jnst across the C. R. B. from
the City Hall struck rock ore which
competent judges say has at least
78 per cent, of iron in it. The vein
which is near the surface is small, but
from the direction it takes may lead
to any quantity farther down.
The banks failed to close yesterday
and no services were held in the Grit
fin churches, notwithstanding the
governor's proclamation. Tbe peo¬
ple will be more thankful, probably,
after cotton is all picked out and tbe
dost has settled. The News and 8ck
now names Thursday. November
28th,
us
etittrrsssMHsat’ A better article it is impossible to
Cough 8yrnp superior to any.” (Ex.)
JssatriBLKS c old story:—
fering could have been prevented hr
the prompt meat Salvation Oil. 35c.
“Baby its rule is king ail the world on
As should be a# quiet as pc
sible, do not fail to provide!t with w
incident Bull’sBaby Syrup for allthe Itisasa ailment
to it* condition,
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THE COMPANY 0BGAN1ZED
Tm Balld the Georgia and Tamil
B. B-—G. Gatoy J sr d s a Pi» si de 1.
The stockholders of the Went
Georgia Construction Company held
a meeting at the oflee oi Mr. G. Gim-
by Abadan in Columbus cm Monday
afternoon for the purpose of perfect¬
ing organization. The following
board of director* was elected:
A. B. Graves, president of St.
Nicholas Bank, New York.
R. A. Lancaster, of B» A Lancaster
A Co., bankers, Wall street, New
York.
B. K. Bow, of Clamnount, N. H.,
of the Littie Bock and Memphis rail¬
road.
J. W. English, president of the
Chattahoochee Briek Company, At¬
lanta.
W. B. Lowe, Atlanta. G. Gnnby
Jordan, President Third National
Bank and general manager of the
Georgia Midland railroad, Columbus.
Mr. G. Gnnby Jordan was elected
president of the company. Mr. Jor¬
dan was authorised to make the
first call for an amount necessary to
cover the engineering and prelimin¬
ary expenses, whenever he deemed it
advisable. The pnrpoee of this com¬
pany is to bnBd the Georgia and
Tennessee railroad, which is to con¬
nect the Georgia Midland with the
Chattanooga, Borne and
road, and such other railroad work
as may come incidentally to this
enterprise.
It is understood that Messrs.
mon Borg A Co., of 32 Mason street,
New York, will be the fiscal agents
the company.
Friday Satnrtaj,
Oct. 18 and 19.
Breakfast Bacon...................
Eggs........-.............................
No. 1 Mackerel......................
Fresh Herring, per doz..........
Tomatoes, per case today.....
Canned Cbm, “ “ .............
New Currants, just received..
Sweet Crackers.......................
I®* Leave yonr orders for.
Fuk, Oysters ai
With me.
J. M. Mills.
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ROSWELL 1. DRAIE 4
This well known firm consisting
Mr. Roswell H.DrakeandMr. Jas.M.
Brawner.is tberepresentative Fire at
place of the leading
Companies of this country and
England. and
Among other strong represented by them
tive companies
are tbe Liverpool & London A Globe,
a company known the world over
and the only company which always
cashes its losses promptly without
any discount, the Atlanta Home Ins.
Co., a company doing business on
the mutual plan*, and Holders, paying divi¬ the
dends to its Hartford, Policy tbe Phoenix
Etna of
Hartford, the Home of New York,
the North British mid Mercantile Ins.
Co. of London, England. All compa¬
nies Indemnity proverbialy is beyond question fair and
and which are
jnst and prompt in tbeir settlement
of losses.
When solicited for insurance or
when yon desire to be place a risk interest of any
character it will to yonr
s.’sasgUre*
ler agente, and h
to have the best always, but I
w hen ft t costs no more.
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Unsolicited)( Give) ( Good)( Advice
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Every prudent buyer will at once see the Importance ©I this suggestion
they read this “ad.”
Buy Your CloakkJJow
Buy your Wraps now becansebmr stock Is unbroken, and yon can make your
selections from a complete assortment ■
In . Onr Our New borer buyer York prepared prepared searching for for war, bargains against that high prices, when he^gent so mueh *^3 time
wait, until cold weather catches yon S HI o take a tumble.
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Prices Are Low Enough
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to please tbe closest buyer. We did notbuyour CLOAKS aud WRAPS to car-
ry over until next winter, bat have marked them at prices that will move
them at once. Remember when cold weather forces yon to buy a Wrap, every one
else will be btiyiiK at the same time, consequently you will be rushed, and the
stocks will be broken. ga&g
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Our Stock of Dim Goods Still Has The Lead! ism
No Exposition Prices Here!
Bat you can find an assortment of Dress Goods In onr store the like of which has
never before be*n shown In GrriBn. It is an ever? day made occurrence to he told 1
by our customers, Griffin. that our We prices have Irimmings are lower than match those piece by any of house Dress in At¬
lanta, Macon or to every Goods
in the house. Linings, Buttons and Thread are considerend a small item, bat
tar buying a dress you always like to find all these things to suit, come
to us, we can please you at a less cost than any other house In Middle Georgia. : i
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Gentlemen’s
Overcoats v m I
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We have a much better assortment ot NOBBY OVERCOATS than we hare erer
carried before and at weights, taking prices. light colors, Diagonal Worsteds, Bearers,
styles Overcoats In light weights. and all
of heary
Examine Onr Clothing Before Buying.
tour Ply Linen Collars
At 10 Cents Each.
SCHEUERMAN & WHITE 3
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G.H. JOHNSON, SR.
Still represents the old
Soathern Mutual Insurance Go.
of Athens, Ga.. the cheapest in Geor¬
gia and as good as in the world.
TBE : GEORGIA : HOME
and ethers as gesd as can be found,
as he would not represent other than
good ones, and earnestly solicits the
patronage of ihe community. He also
represents the old
Washington Life Ins. Co.
of New Yoik, Ms choice of all the Life
Companies, becausi it embodies an
its premises in the policy. The Na¬
tional Accident Society and the South¬
ern Mutual Building and Loan Associ¬
ation, thebest Savings Bank for Small
investments extant Call at km office
No. IB Bin Street, and investigate.
C. H. JOHNSON, SB.
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BUTTS
Gold. "Pearl and Crystal
PAINTINGS
Vratb, exhibited in Gri«u, Go., aoder toot,
on lot at D W. Patterson’* store oa next
35£f&r»S Friday and Sstardaj, 18th and 10th State,
at 4 and 8p- m. Orand panorama with band,
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GRIFFIN CLOTHING HOUSE!
I Have an C nnsualte Handsome Stock oi
Fall Suits and Overcoats,
Beautiful Styles and Fabrics.
NOBBY HATS! WOOLEN UNDERWEAR!
And Just the Sweetest Line of Cravats.
Call for CharKe Wolcott , or Louis Niles, who will give you tbe latest point, on sty** _
GEO. R. NILES.
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1)3 YOU WANT A HAPPY HOME?
-GO TO THE-
NOVELTY CO.
AND BUY
A CHARTS R OAK.
DO YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY?
Get paces mi Silverwaic. China, Crockery, Lamps, etc, before buying.
J. W. SPARKS, Manager.
All stylesnw goods arriving onstanfly.
BOOTS S. SHOES AND LEATHER AT
-HILL 22 ST HASSEIJiUS’ SHOE STORE
Shoes and Leather a STUBS®-
We warrant ail work and shall make it a point floe to goods, raisraj------- and school
a large shipment of Gente' and Ladies’ snd Mtoe*w'
B.W.BMOLD*
The Most Complete Stock
CANNEDGOODS
IN GRIFFIN.
* METROPOLIS ClfiARS.
A STEWART.
