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BE SURE VISIT
OMPA
of: Low : Prices!
wimM-'-l: BEFORE DOING SO. OR
it the balance of Yoar
born days.
HAVE OPENED IN THE LAST FEW DA YS OVER
O Garments
BOUGHT AT FORCED SALE, AT
f y Gents On The Dollar!
And Will Be Sold the Same Way. See Our
- LADIES’ - AND - CHILDREN’S - UNDERWEAR
AND SAVE 25 PER CENT. AT
• 'i{‘ ■ Y COMPANY, 24 Hill St.
IATURDAY!
last Received Fine Lot
A COUNTRY CHICKENS, *
OYSTERS. * FRESH TURNIPS
aitrf ail Fresh Goad* of the Season.
6. W. CLARK & SON.
IMS
IHashs™*-
Griffin, Oa., Nov. 18.
For Alderman.
The name of F. M. Kincaid is nn-
lounced lor Alderman from the
Third Ward by many cititens who
are in favor of progress.
BRINK THE BEST.
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Gibson’s Gold Seal Whisky
Is the best whisky to be found in
• sold only at JOHN I.
nov7dlm
Registration Not ee.
Ga., Nov. 7, 1889.
’ iven that books
rat Brick Wurebonse on No-
v ember 14th and remain open ten
■ ■I"'. *m»-
ClHzenCTleket.
Hie following named gentlemen
will be supported for Aldermen at
“ :: =g*|&r K
4th " -*; 0 :bEKNETT.
Origin, Oa., Nov, 9th, 188 9.
F#r Griffin’s Interest
; ticket for aldermen
is placed before the people with the as-
surance that if elected will promote
3d “ -M.J. PATRICK.
3d “ -F.M.KINCAID.
4th “ -U. P. NEWTO N.
‘ Pork atEa^** lOwmts
Griffin!
Sausage. New Rice. New Buckwheat 12 Be. lb. Seif-raising Pickles
crop boxes Matches 5c.
i Potatoes, Sam Kraut. Miner Meat, Apple Butter, Preserves in
Imts. 85 boxes Raisins just received. Also New Currant, Citron,
i new Nats. Salmon 15c. today. Fnlton Market Corned Beef. 10
, split, market and fancy loch Boskets, jnst received. Calhoun
• Tolkocco. Wheat Bran, Feed and Seed Oats, Hay, Water
SSr Fresh Breads and Cakes ont at 11 o’clack.
M ' T?, : ; # ?V.- tf y ’ f-V ’ 1 %. ’
_ BLAKELY.
HOUND ABOUT.
City Notea, and News From .This and.
Adjoining Counties.
raa vroi’i beqvikm.
1 am What dying—Kathleen—dying! fading bright
Change o’er was all is sweetly now grows lying: ;
Angels I shall see tonight.
I am dying—Kathleen—dying;
With dying—Kathleen—dying; remorse my soul doth la
I am
I am dyeing my moustache!
W. H. Baker, of Williamson, was
in the city yesterday.
W. P. Walker, of Cabins, went up
to Atlanta yesterday.
W. J. McCaslan returned yesterday
from a short trip to Jackson.
Howard Williams spent yesterday
with his parents at Woodbury.
Mrs. W. E. H. Searcy returned yes¬
terday from a short visit to Atlan¬
ta.
Jim Bennett returned on yesterday
from a trip of several days to Ma¬
con, >; -
W. E. Barron, of Lexington, Ky.,
is spending a couple of weeks in the
city.
Mrs. A. A. Snider left yesterday for
a visit to her parent* at Brooks
Station.
Miss Loutie Elder, of Creswell,
graced Griffin with her presence yes¬
terday.
There was a pleasant little candy
pulling at the residence of J. W. Lit¬
tle last night.
Allison N. Green, representing
DwightjA Co., of New, York was in this
city yesterday.
Mrs. T. W. Markham and little
Mias Marie left yesterday for a short
stay at Columbus.
The D. 0. T’s in search of a
are in worse plight than “Jnphet in
search of n father."
Mrs. Jno.I. Hail is progressing fav.
orably in her recovery from the recent
unfortunate accident.
A. C. Westbrook, adjuster of the
C. |R.R., passed through yesterday
on his way to Columbus.
Misses Lillian and Ettie Tidwell, of
Atlanta, arrived yesterday and are
visiting the family of Col. E. W, Ham¬
mond.
Mrs. A. P. Burr, of TbomasviJIe,
who has been visiting the family of
J. P. Sawtell in this city, left yester¬
day for Macon.
The blood is the be Hood’s source son Saisaparilla, of.health. Keep which it
( 12 )
•oon ComraiMionur
the
Ieon was certainly
____.
not guilty of any counterfeit busin-
em, bat was not so sore that hit
action would not come under an¬
other section of the code in regard to
treeing check* redeemable in trade.
However, he held up the full decis¬
ion until Tuesday- morning, in order
that the defease might look up some
decisions which would cover the
case.
If Mr. Mills' decision should be ad¬
verse to Mr. Ison, it would put him
to the expense of going before the
United States district court at At¬
lanta, bat it is probable that'the
grand jury would throw it out. It
cannot be conceived that even
the strict United States laws
would convict a man who has so evi¬
dently committed no offense,
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The cotnbinatioi. of ingredient* found in
, Ayer’* Pith render them tonic and curative®*
well as cathartic. For this reason they am
the beat medicine for peopfeof costive habit,
. u they restore the natural action of the
bowris, wit hout debilitating.
; Sausage at Eady’s 10 cents.
Under Harvard Kims.
Boston Transcript.
! Carrie—What should you do if a
young man, a comparative strang¬
er, should offer to kiss you ?
j Katie—That depends. If he was
J good looking I should set my face
against it. r
> Why do bo many parents think
children troublesome? Because they
j cry. And why do children cry? Be¬
cause they suffer. Dr. Bull's Baby
! Syrup will relieve all pain that baby¬
hood is subject to.
Cash or Credit!
Parlor Suits $40.00, $50.00 and $75.00.
Dining Room Furniture. Hall Furniture.
CHAMBER SUITS.
All kinds of Furniture at all prices and lower
than anybody!
BLAKELY <£ ELLIS.
J-Miss Nettie Sbattuc left yesterday
afternoon for Woodbury, where she
will visit friends for several days,
j The building for the electric light
■ plant on Sixth street is about finish-
i ed and ready for the machinery.
M. F. Swint, of Orchard Hill, was
in the city yesterday prospecting for
a location to open a general store
here.
i £. P. Speer passed through here
j j yesterday vannah, where on his he way has home been spending from §a-
; several days. He conld not be pre-
j vailed u P on to 8to P over ’
A marriage is talked of for the
middle of next month that will cast
consternation into the hearts of some
young men. It will be one of the
loveliest brides ever seen in Griffin,
and a very good-looking groom.
Rev. F. L. Adams left yesterday
for Sandersville, where he will make
his home in the future, and will have
charge of the Christian church at
that place. Mr. Adams while a resi¬
dent of this city made many friends
outside of his pastorate, who join
with his congregation in wishing him
all success and abundant rewards
among the people where his labors
have called him.
A. G. Daniel has received from W.
H. Litten, of Newark, Ohio, a copy
of the Newark Weekly Advocate,
containing fifty-two roosters crow¬
ing over the recent elections. Major
Daniel’s great specialty is possum, of
which he can easily get away with
fifty-two in as many consecutive
days; bnt being a Kentuckian he
naturally appreciates Democratic
poultry also, and has placed a pic¬
ture at each boarder’s plate.
Salvation The great popularity the and pain-destroy¬
On, great
er, have made it a target for counter¬
feiters. Buy the genuine. Price 25
cents.
“Died of ammonia, poor fellow,”
said Mrs. Partington, death from on learning “11
a friend’s should have pneumonia. died, too, but j
believe I
for Dr. Ball’s Cough Stirrup." Dr.
Bull’s Cough Syrup she meant, of
course.
Dock Ison’s Case.
The case of the United States
vs. O. H. Ison for passing spurious
money.i. e. bar checks, was heard
before U. S. Commissioner Mills yes-
teijlay and occupied all the morn¬
ing. Detective Brown and Ab. Stev¬
enson were the principal witnesses
for the prosecution, simply proving,
what nobody denied, that Mr. Ison
gave ont these checks, good in trade
at the bar, simply as counters for
the pool games. Several gentlemen
were produced by the defense to
prove that the checks were never
used for any other purpose, and also
showed other checks used for the
same purpose both inside and out¬
side the State, as well as some issued
by transfer companies and other
lines of business. Col. Hammond
scored the detective well for his part
Stole a Yearling.
Pike County Journal.
Jack O’Neal, ginger-cake, has re¬
cently made his home on Mr. J. W.
Ford’s place. He is now- at large.
Last Friday he hooked a yearling
belonging to another negro named
Jack Mabry and carried it to Barnes-
ville. When he got there his old
name didn’t exactly suit bis fancy
and he changed it, a little, but the
leopard can’t change his spots so be
was arrested by the eity marshal.
Deputy Sheriff Howard happened to
be in Barnesville and Jack was tam¬
ed over to him.
He cuffed his darkey and put him
aboard the Central passenger train,
reaching Griffin at 4 o’clock p. m. At
Griffin he was joined by C. G. Driver
who assisted in transferring the negro
from the Central to the Georgia Mid¬
land train. Upon reaching William¬
son they learned that the A. A F.
train had met with an accident and
would be detained several hours.
Employing John Steams they rigged
up in a vehicle and started for Zebu-
lon. When they reached the edge of
town the thought of going to jail was
too much for Jack and he leaped out
and “heeled it.” Howard ran after
him and shot at him twice, but the
negro made good his escape with a
pair of hand cuffs.
If yonr tongue is coated or if you
have a bad breath, take a dose of
Laxador, it will cure you.
Western Beef Steak, at Eady’s, 1 Or-.
If Yotr Wavt Trade To SecraK It
ADVERTISE
If Yoc Have Team To Retain It !
Friday, Iiiy. 14
-AND-
SATURDAY, I5TH.
WILL HAVE
DRESSED TURKEYS,
CRANBERRIES, CELERY,
Norfolk aud Stvasnah Oysters,
Snappers, Trout, Mullet,
Hit iif nii i’-m m
Sweet Potatoes, per bnshel, 50c.
Irish Potatoes 25c. a peck.
Bock wheat 6c.
Self Raising Buckwheat just re¬
Hama only 13c.
Boneless Breakfast Bacon 18c.
Dried Beef by the bam 12%c. at
J. M. Mills’
That in the Same I WJ iuci
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Increase Your Earnings !
zmvmm i white’s
Store glitters with attractions snd every ® very gen,,,
bargain yon secure reduces your spendings earnings.
quently Increases your
ill Don’t Say We Didn’t Tell You
goods.
A BEAI'TIFIL LINE OF "HENRIETTA” CLOTHS
Infill grades, and all the popular colors. Onr stock of DRESS GOODS in hn-
mens©; our prices something wonderful. HHi
Our Stock of Black Goods
-
.
But then you know as well as we
don’t need any puffing, they sell themselves. - Only need to be shown to be ap¬
preciated.
Where Is The Han
That Couldnf Afford
An Overcoat this winter ?
Send him to ns and we will convince him that he can. We will let the weather
doits work, which is half the battle, and we will make prices that will be the
convincing argument. If you don’t look sharp he will carry one of our handsome
Dress Snits, or Business Suit ont with him too. The Tailor made the suits right, ,
and we make the price right every time.
s flat We flave at Moving Prices!
White Blankets. Buggy Robes. White Flannels. Red Flannels. Carpets,
Rugs. Oil Cloths, Mattings. Ladies' Vests. Sliss-s' Vests.
Speaking of Ladies’ Wraps
WE HAVE THEM SURE. I
A Big Stock, at Small Prices
gflr The Picnic Season Is Rot Over.
0F Buyers are Having a Daily Picnic.
oL/Iliii QnrrinTTPDivyr U KixiMAJN a m oD jb t tayutfi W xxl 1 t Hi. p
For Rent!
-(Oi¬
ls for rent, possesion will be given
January first.
The House has long Georgia; been known its 20 as
one of the best in
large comfortable rooms are now
filled with guests and have been for a
long while.
Tne House will be rented
Foroieil OrlfMM
and satisfactory reason given for
renting. call address
For terms, etc., on or
ROSWELL H. DRAKE,
GRIFFIS, GA.
the
Ml LIFE IMME 10.
OF NEW YORK.*
Organized in 1843. Assets aver $126,000,
000, Paid members since organization in 1888, $15,- over
$272,000,000. Paid members
727,550. This company is the the largest in
the world, and the advantages it ofiers to be
rarer* touke it the safest, cheapest and best..
8. W MANOH AM’S SONS. Agts
nlv7dyw6m4p.
DK» 5
mwnre wom marts mtoms am
8, W. MJNttHAM ft SONS, Druggist, Oriin.Os
J 7 HiH Street
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GRIFFIN CLOTHING HOUSE !
I Have an Unnsnnlly Handsome Stock of
Fall Suits and ,
Beautiful Styles and Fabrics.
NOBBY HATS! WOOLEN UNDERWEAR!
And Just the sweetest Line of Cravats
K-??~ Call for Charlie Wolcott, or Louis Nibs, who witl give you the latest points on styles
CEO. R. NILES.
octlOdiw
00 YOU WANT A HAPPY HOME ?
--GO TO THE-
NOVELTY CO.
AND BUY -
A. CHARTER OAK.
DO YOU WANT TO SAVE HONEY?
Get pi ires on Silverwaie, China, Crockery, Lamps, etc, before buying.
J. W. SPARKS, Manager.
Kir All stylesnw goods arriving onstanfly.
BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER AT
HASSEIkUS’ SHOE STORE 4A-
Home-made Shoes and Leather a Specialty.
SSW* We warrant all work atfd shall make it a point, to misrepresent nothin. Jnst received
a large Slinpers shipment of all of kinds. Gents’ and Ladles’ and Misses' One goods, and school shoes for Children
and
per cord paid lor 200 cords of Tan-bark, H. W. HASSRLKU8.
What We Have!
Tresh Buckwheat Flour,
RAISINS, PRUNES,
Florida Oranges, Mince Meat, Finest in the Market
Cream Cheese 15c., Ail Pork tymsage 12 i-2c.
Holman & -
