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IS THE TIME TO
BXJIL 3 D,
While Lumber and Labor Is Cheap.
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For estimates on any kind of building, apply to
F. M. KINCAID.
It Has Arrived.
WN TIME
Do you know what that means? It means cutting
down overloaded Spiing and Summer Stocks. It means
that BASS BROS., in order to reduce these stocks MARK
DOWN PRICES. It means such values as you can get
only here. It means money saved. Just three words—
Don’t Miss It. We have just finished our mid-summer
stock-taking and we find about $8,000 werth of goods
suited to summer wear—goods in demand now but will not
be in December. We are determined to sell them within
the next three weeks. We need the room for the large
stock of Fall Goods now being purchased by us, and noth¬
ing but a clean sweep will be accepted; we mean if. If these
goods will not bring 50 cents on the dollar, then call it
40c., 30c., your price, so they sell.
Brandenburg Cloth.
A light weight Press Fabric. Colorings
Hquitely delicate, newest <1.'signs; made to
net! for net less than 80c. llure been soiling
lor that all the seuson. Coni': niul tnko them
now at 1214c.
Figured Organdies.
fttriped and cheeked, sheer and dainty,
worth not lean than 20c, and held by many
at 25c. (Jo now at 10c.
3,000 Yards Lawn.
Figured and Polka Dot Lawn at 3c. n
yar l, well worth 7c. Wc make then:* price*
wj that you may nee that we are going to
dispose of all our rammer goods.
We have about $i,ooo worth of Remnants on our
Remnant Counter for tomorrow’s trade, one to ten yards
each, in Dress Goods, Silks, Ribbons and Bleachings from
7-8 to 10.4 wide at pi ices to please.
B— s B rqthers
STOVES I
ALL THE BEST MAKES
STOVES,
Tor Goal or Wood.
TIN WORK of all kinds Done in the Best Manner
at Low Rates. Especial Attention Given to Roofing,
Spouting and Guttering. THOMPSON, JOHNSON & CO
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$120.00!
Hartford safeties,
-FOR-
•. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN----
A strictly High Grade Wheel, with Columbian Tires,
idle and Handle Bars; also Ellipitical Sprock and Self-
Jiling Chain. Fully guaranteed. Catologue Free,
:NRY G. BURR’S SONS
Ladies Ribbed Tests.
They are not of the cheap variety, but
are good and well worth 25c. You can buy
them of us at 7c. We have only 22 dozen,
so you can find them if you call at once.
Ladies’ and Boys’ Waists
In summer numbers must go.
We are Overstocked
In Silk Mitts, Neglige Shirts and Bal
briggan Undershirts.
Large Stock,
Splendid Assortmeni
Bust Makes.
Latest
A Clean sweep at Cost!
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and Wood Coffins and Caskets
Prompt and careful attention. Free Hears*.
Carriages and all details attended to. Em¬
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LEADING UNDERTAKERS.
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A full line of Burial Cases, Caskets and
Rpb&t’kepf in stock, Irom t he cheapest to the
best.
Embalming a specialty and tree to custom¬
ers.
Calls answered promptly day or night.
Hearse free.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
R. H. Tivnon, M. D.J. F. Stewaut,
XJ Taylor* stkwart,
Griffin, Ga.
Office anti residence, corner Suiomoa aud
Eighth street*. Office hours from 8 to 10
a. m. and from 1 to 3 and from 7 to 9 p m.
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Griffin, Ga.
Office over Griffin Banking Comany.
Teeth smoothly and permanently filled or
extracted without pain.
19 Shares for Sale
Of Griffin Beal Estate investment
Co. Stock. Apply to J, A. Vtewabt.
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The President doe* to Work.
Mr. Cleveland’s first day at the White
House atter his alieence at the seashore,
was spent in the hardest of work.
After breakfast, the president went to
his office and from 0:30 until 11:30, he
and Private Secretary Thurber disposed
of a very large amount Of accumulated
public business. A Cabinet
Meeting Next.
At half past 11 the cabinet meeting
began, and lasted until 1 o’clock. All
the cabinet officers were present, except
Secretary discussed Wraith. with The reference silver question the
was to
chances for repeal by the senate, and the
president expressed himself as satisfied
that his recommendations would be car¬
ried out.
Another most important question con¬
sidered was the condition of the treasu¬
ry, but no definite plan of relief was dis¬
cussed with any view to immediate ac¬
tion.
Knott to B« Minister to Hawaii.
The return of Proctor Knott of Ken¬
tucky, coincident with the return of
President Cleveland, recalls the gossip
about his succeeding Blount as the Ha¬
waii minister. The president, it is known,
tendered it to him some time ago, bnt
lie declined. It is believed Mr. Cleve¬
land is still anxious tliat he accept, and
he may yet do so.
Banks ReKUinlnjf Business*
Washington, Sept. 1.—- 1 The following
national banks, which recently suspend¬
ed payment, hare just been permitted to
reopen their doors for business:
The American National bank,of Nash¬
ville, Teun.
The First National bank, of Grundy
Center, la. bank, of Harrisofi- ,
The First National
ville, Mo.
FOUR WERE SUFFOCATED.
Hotel Burned la Germany — Cholera’s
Spread Abroad.
Berlin, Kept. 1 .—A hotel in Ssdmbach,
a hamlet in Wnrtemburg, Black Forest,,
was burned early Thursday morning.
Sixteen yonng women from the city of
Baden, passing their holidays in Salm-
bach, were in the house when the fire
broke out.
Most of them were aroused by the
town watchman in time to escape down
the stairs, and a few saved themselves by
jumping from the second story windows.
Four were suffocated in thrir rooms, and
their dead bodies were taken from the
ruins in the afternoon. ^
As there is no fire dcjiartment in Salm-
baeh. no systematic effort to save the Inc
tel and its occupants could be rnado.
Cholera Infected Lincolnshire.
London, Sept. 1.—The port ef Grims¬
by. in Lincolnshire, has been declared
infected With cholera, and traffic bet ween
it and other British ports prohibited.
During August there were 80 deaths in
Grimsby from what was at first called
diarrhoea, and later choleraic disease.
The general belief now is that many of
these deaths were due to cholera.
Growing Worn in Italy.
Nome, Sept. 1.—Two fresh canon of
cholera and two deaths were reported in
Genoa on Tuesday. Seven fresh cases
were found in the city the of Alessandria
Thursday. In Palermo numlier of
fresh cases averages 30 daily. Several
cases of cholera have been found in this
city, Messina and C'atonia.
A New King for Bavaria.
Bvda-Pesth, Sept. 1. — The Pesth
Llovd reports that a cjiange is imminent
in the Bavarian constitution which will
involve the proclaiming of Prince Luit-
pold a« King of Bavaria.
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
The Wilson Bill Occupies the
Senate’s Attention.
PROOTOB KNOTT FOB HONOLULU,
Mr. Cleveland Get# Down to Work as Boon
as He Kracl.es tlie White House.
The House Hedges Against
A New Antioption BUL
Washington, Sept. 1.—After some 30
minutes spent in the routime morning
business of the senate, none of which
was of public importance, the house bill
to repeal a part of the Sherman act was
taken up, and Mr. Vance, one of the mi¬
nority members of the finance commit¬
tee, addressed the senate in opposition to
the bill.
At the conclusion of Vance’s speech,
Voorhees gave notice that he would force
a vote on the lull as soon as he possibly
could.
In the honse, the rules as proposed
were amended so os to refer measures
which purported to raise revenues to the
ways and means committee. This, it is
said, was done to prevent the referring
of another “anti-option bill” to the com¬
mittee of agriculture.
There is a strong feeling against the
measure in some qnartotu, while in oth¬
ers, there is just as strong a fooling in
favor of it. Its reference to the com¬
mittee on ways and means, it is thought,
will prevent its coming before the house,
certainly 'Drtun The j Boatner *—jiMjljfim for some amendment, time. providing
for cloture, was rejected—yeas. 06;
nays, 131.
An amendment was offered by Mr.
Grosvcner, which gave promise of caus¬
ing a good deal of discussion. It was to
prevent the banking and currency com¬
mittee from reporting at any time a bill
to repeal the tax on state bank circula¬
tion. But after it was shown that the
amendment posed. Mr. Orosvener would he withdrew vigorously op¬
it.
Another amendment, which threatened
to give rise to a warm debate, also came
to an untimoly end. It was offered by
Mr. Sponger and gave cloture powers to
committees which ha .-e the right to re¬
port at any time, bnt it was voted down
without division.
TROUBLE IN THE CHURCH.
A Methodist HUhop la Mexico Ordained
Native Deacon*.
City op Mexico, Sept. 1.—There i«
likely to be trouble here among the
Methodists. Bishop Riiey, erf their
church, has ordained five new native
deacons, although it is said a pledge was
given by him some years ago that he
would not exercise episcopal functions in
the republic of Mexico.
The bishop's action is thought to be
organization preliminary here, to starting hi which a new religious lie will
case Metho¬
soon cease to be a Irish tip of the
dist Episcopal church. Definite action
by that body in the United States is ex¬
pected The immediately. of the
church of bishop Francisco, is in possession of the fin¬
San one
est in the city, which is said to have cost
more than $1,000,000.
Agreed to Lay Down Ann*.
San Antonio, Tex., Sept. 1 .— Dr. Plu-
tarco Ornellas, Mexican consul here, has
received authoritative information that
the Casdena party who recently organ¬
ized armed bodies in the state of Coahnlla
for the purpose of manifesting their
strength in favor of their candidate for
governor at the approaching election,
nave signified their desire to General
Bernard Kevas to lay down their anus
in the course of six days, beginning last
Sunday, respective and homes to return and resume peaceably their to their ordi¬
nary labors.
NEWS7ROM BRUNSWICK.
The Government'. Promlmwl Help Does the
Suff. rcr. Harm.
Brunswick, Ga., Sept. 1.—Eight days
havo passed and no new cases.
A bulletin signed by H. Bnfonl, presi¬
dent of the board of health, announces
tliat no more bulletins will be issued un¬
ions new cases are found. Dr. J. A.
Dunwoody has returned to Brunswick.
The following, signed by Mayor Lamb
and the relief committee, has bean for¬
warded by wire to Washington:
Senators Gordon and Colquitt, and Mem¬
bers of Georgia Delegation, Washington,
D. C.:
Tbe report published that the govern¬
ment would lend its aid to Brunswick suf¬
ferers lias stopped all aW from outside
sources. We are bottled up from tbe
world, and are in dire distress for the ne¬
cessities of life. Can you find no way of
relief?
In addition to this Snrgoon* Carter
and Hutton Wyman. wifi Thursday, appeal to Surgeon 7, Gen¬ Sur¬
eral Sept. will
geons Carter, Hutton and Guitera*
recommend the raising of all quarantines
against Brunswick unless now cases de¬
velop. Mrs. T. Carnegie, of Pittsburg,
M.
wired $100 to the relief committee.
AFTER A BRUTE.
Horrible Outrage on a Yoon* Negro Girl la
Memphis.
Memphis, Sept. 1.—Etta Ivy a respect¬
able colored girl, was outraged and mur¬
dered, Wednesday, by Andrew Wilker-
son, a notorious negro desperado and ex¬
convict. Alter killing the girl, Wilker-
son mutilated the body in a manner sim¬
ilar to the atrocities practiced by “Jack
the Ripper."
Wilkerson then fled, but be is Yieing
pursued by more than 1,000 negroes who
declare they will bum the brute at the
stake. Bloo ’hounds have been procured will be
from Jackson, and the chase
kept up until the murderer is captured.
Grauhopper* Eat Everything Green.
HAMBURG: N. Y.. Sept. L— Like a re¬
visitation of the plague of Egypt, grass¬
hoppers have settled down upon the
farming districts in this section of west¬
ern New York and eaten loss will everything
green in sight. The lie very
large. Acres on acres, which a short
time ago were fresh and green with rip¬
ening crops, are now bare aud 1 >arren
wastes of leafless stalks and branches.
Prohibition!*t* Want Office.
Elmira, N. Y., Sept. 1.—The Prohi-
Yjltion state convention nominated Joseph
A. Bogardns, of New York, for secreta¬
ry of state and George 8. Chester, of
Erie, for comptroller.
DAILY MARKET REPORTS
Naval Store*.,
Wilmington. Sept. I —Turpentine *teadr
at 13H: ro*in steady, $1.25: strained 7o; good Strained firm;
*0; tar Arm at erode $1 JO; turpentine virgin, $1.«0.
hard, $1.«0; yellow dip. 1-Turpentine Arm at
Savannah, Sopt. 85.
23H; rosin firm at
Produce and Provisions.
Nxw York. Hoot. 1.—Pork quiet but Arm;
mess new $]6.U<Kf(,*17.0n. Middle* nominal;
short clear 7.75. uar.l firmer liU quiet; 7..; options. western
steam 8.4U; city strain *7J50&e
Sept., 8.45: Oct.. 0.10.
Chicago. Sept. 1,- Cash quotations were $7.05® as
follows: Mess uorx fHJ'Wtti.OO. Lard
*.00. Short ribs, loow, $ 8 . 00 . Dry salt shoul¬
ders. boxed, $8.s0tawl.85; short clear sides,
boxed, *8.35<&8m 1.—Pork firm $15.5».
Cincinnati. . Sept at
Lard dull $7.75. Bulk meat, quiet: short
ribs $8.7.V7^9.0a. Bacon steady; short clear,
$10.83^11.00.
Chicago Market.
Chicago, 8cpt. 1.
Wheat—Cash.— ; Kept. -: Dec «7«.
Corn—Cosh,-; Kept. ■—“.Hoe
Oats—Cash.-; Kept. —; .May
P«»rk— Jan., 12.20.
Kib-^dau., 6.85: Oct. 7.85.
Lard—Jan., 7.10; Oct. 7.75.
New York Cotton Fa tar***.
New York. Sept. 1.
Tone steady. s«.ic*. mum. Middling*
713-
. ,7.SB518.(0
February.......... i.u
May ............... J . rrtrT ______ r ,... kn
Jane.......... ................. :: %
September October........... ........
November December......... ....... ................... '.■.7.SoS7.»
Liverpool Cotton Future*.
Liverpool, Hept. 1.—Sale*, 7,<KW bale*
Ton* firm. Middling*
February January and and March February..............*-22^*2
S3te=!=h March and April........
I VorsmbershdDecember,. —‘-—•ml November..............4.1
Doostuber and Jaamuy.......
Highest of all Leavening Power.—Latest *
in U. S. Gov’t Report
ABSOLUTELY PORE rm-:
The Death Roll on the
Atlantic Increases.
REPOSTS FROM THE STORM’S PATH,
Savannah and Port Royal Advice. Ran the
List of TIiom Who Perished Over »
One Thousand—The finding.
It Uhl to Charleston.
Atlanta, Sopt. T.— With every new
batch of information from the storm
stricken sectitm comes .still more lmrri-
lllo account* of the death and destruction
which foil,lived in the monster’* wake.
The dead around Port Royal and
Beanfort already approximate 400 bod¬
ies found and many small inlands have
not been heard from.
On Hunting. island, where the City of
Savannah stranded, 48 dead bodies were
found. *
Of the dead -already found, one-fourth
of them are unidentified.
A correspondent of The Constitution,
writing from Port Royal, says:
“Every one of the 15 or 20 Wands ly¬ is
ing around Port Royal Oil aud Beaufort door knob
there steeped is in bunch sorrow. of every
a crape, ana upon every
hillside there are fresh made graves,
some already filled, while others are
awaiting the’bodies that will lie deposit¬
ed in them just as soon as some one can
bo found to do the kind Christian act of
shoveling the dirt ungn the coffin.
The beaches, #io the undergrowth, trees in¬
and shrubbery, marshes and the
lets are turning up now dead bodies ev¬
ery time an investigation is made.
Of the many disasters and devastations
which have visited this section of the
country, none have been half as horri¬
ble as those which came Sunday night.
Already more than 200 bodies have been
found, and those who habits are of posted the jieople about
the country and the
in the storm-visited sections are confi¬
dent in their predictions that the death
roll will run as high as 500. Some of
the people, and they are among the best
people of this section of the slate, even
place the loss at more than 1,000.”
Th. Story from Savannah.
Savannah, Sopt. 1.—The more news
that comes here from the sea island off
tbe coast of South Carolina the worse
the situation is found to be there. Every
item is but a repetition of that which
preceded it—an announcement of decay¬
ing bodies filling the air with their aw¬
ful stench: of hastily dug graves and
burials.
The idea of attempting identification
has been utterly abandoned. All that is
desired now is to get th* bodies out of
the epideiiiics way ae resulting quickly aa possible their to rapid prevent de¬
from
composition. The weather is hot, and
after having been in the water for two
or three days they go rapidly to accurate pieces
when exposed to the sun. No
record is kept of the number of dead
and none will ever be had.
On each Wand and on the shores of
the mainland the survivors of each little
section are bnrying all the remains of
the victims of the storm that can be
found. Organized work is of impossible. the
Coroner's certificates are ont ques¬
tion. |
Burying the Head.
Searching parties make their way
around their plantations an<l homes, and
as soon as a body is found it is put under
ground in a few minutes, then the search
is renewed and the same experience re¬
peated time and again. Whenever whites
are with these parties some sort of re¬
cord is kept of dead friends, Imt as the
greater number of burial* are being
mail,! bv negroes, it will never be possi-
ble to sscertUn any other near accurate¬
ly the human harvest of the storm of
Sunday and Monday.
An Appalling Death Roll.
At first the estimate of 500 to 800 was
regarded a* a gross aggregation, bnt it is
now apparent that the reverse is the
case. The black belt on the coast has
not lost less than 1.000of probalality its negro twice popula¬
tion, and in all as
many, judging from the fairly definite
news from limited locations that did not
experience any worse effects from the
storm titan the entire chain of island*,
large and small, between Savannah ami
Charleston. It will be a week before the
dead are all toond.
Charleston** L on e*.
A resume of the results of the storm
at Charleston estimates that the proper¬
ty damaged i* a* follows:
City property, $100,000; fertilizer
works, $173,000; Charleston Mining com
panv, $50,000; railroad. $30,000; tele¬
phone exchange. $6,000; telegraph com¬
panies, $80.0o0; tend work*. $12,000;
wharves, $250,000; shipping; $50,000;
Ashley river bridge. $60,f»00; churches,
$50,000; private property. $200,000; mis¬
cellaneous, $100,000; total, $1,111,000.
A aether Ship - * Crew Bared.
Havana, Sept. 1.—The steamer C3ty
of Washington. Captain Burley, which
sailed front New York Aug. 28. has ar¬
rived here. She had aboard Captain
Bitch and the crew of the brig Stella,
which sailed from Brunswick Aug. 28
for New York and was lost in the storm.
* • .* ef»$ " - T-- ---- --
The treasury cash has beeb counted, and
not one cent has been found missing. The
weight of Treasurer the coin counted Morgan was about 5,000
Cons. *740.81F.41S. receipted to ex-
easurer Nebeeker for TO 2-3.
SAM’L ^ POSEN.
M. * Oort!* Will Assume His Old Cborae-
Ur o<» Hut King*.
8an FRurewoo, Sept, l.—In an Intor-
view in regard to his future movements,
Mr. M. B. Curtis, the actor, who has
lawn liberated after a prolonged po¬
of confinement, during which he
haA$n*werod three times to a charge of
and was finally acquitted, he
■eye: '
"I shaR *»V take up my old line of work
Just as thAright a* I can get my buMnesa af¬
fairs in oV’ii comlitiou. it i* my in¬
tention to in New York about Oct.
here 1, though, for wick ia the meantime, I wouldn't I may want {day
a or two.
to have it sc$u that I feel forAhe indisposed people to
appear in Francisco,
of the and city pub hj e sentiment never been has been 'unkind in to
me, ic my
tion favor. I pi mm to show Midwinter nay ampredia* Fair
hr at! II giving a
benefit,
“I shall ti te np ‘Sain'l o' Posen’ again,
and Hoyt ai l Thomas are now modern¬
izing it for i o. On alternate weeks with
Unit I shall resent a melodrama founded
on the story ifuny own case. I gave the
order for it j Simms and Pettit of Lon¬
don eight riontli* ago, sending all have the
evidence o my first trial, limy stated in
three act* written, as they a
letter concha receiv d this it with week, the and forth. they Stomps are
now ng
and Pettit are the attthrs of ‘Alone in
London,’ " »e Silver King' and other
well kown t Sodramas, aud play. I think They they
will give also nu IS] \ good, strong order for Frob-
are ng a new
man.
“The mel Iraum and ‘Saw’l o’ Powm’
will Is* pla ed on alternate weeks, awl
my engageni it at each theater will bo
twice os long ssfore. I received a tele
gram from <3 icago offering nie ii I
week for 40 vi|vks or more, Imt f
ty coiitrm:
mwio •A propositlm that that ho Mr.Stohi ifnd I
to me l> Is j
stage together. the 1
offers the playodlwith sfttie terms as
which I him bef
cent, of the gross $1,000 receipts,
guarantee me a i
my former engs
week during a j \
I think ‘8am*1 o’
for mo now, an\l that
take up.
“Mrs, Curtis and
son with me, she
play Camille as the
She was tlie fjrst to appear i
with the new version of that pla;
she obtained from Bernhardt,
also put on a new play,
Robert Griffin Morns, editor of t
York Telegram, has fo
son’s poetn.”
Mr. Curtis says that his home will
continue to he in Callfoniia.
POWDE RLY W RITES.
He Conn Out In on Oowt t*a*r to f-r«*ri-
drnt OlmlwA
New York. Sept. 1.—T. V. Powderiy
has written an open letter to Preoident
Cleveland, in wWdi, after calling atten¬
tion to the Democratic national platform
last year in its bearing on tbesflvef ques¬
tion, he says it was a “plain, unequivo¬
cal declaration in favor of biructaUism”
and that "it went even fnrtlier and de-
mantleil that paper money should stand
upon an equal footing with gold and sil¬
ver.”
Mr. Powderiy continues; y.
The three and paule»- People's—the th<- Itermcbith’, three whose Re¬
publican representatives met in the Elretoral col-
lege. declared for free coinage of sliver,
while there were radical differenees of
opinion as to the atioption Of legislation
concerning tlte revenue and tariff ques¬
tions, the three great in their parties advocacy were of practi¬ free
cally coinage unanimous of silver, and it with safety
election may the
Ik- said that your upon cur¬
rency plank of yonr party gave no uneasi¬
ness or alarm to those who were not mem¬
bers of the Democratic party.
In conclusion, Mr. 1‘owderly says;
I express found the hope he that in your future with poli¬
cy may lie to consonance
the best Interests of the American people,
arid that no dictation or intimidation front
foreign nation* will the be permitted question. to Iniin-
ence legislation on currency
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San Sebastian, Kept, i .—Owing to the
renewal of the rioting here the guards
on duty at tlw Palace have been largely
re-enforced. Prime Minister Segasta
lias caught the alamt ami has changed
Ins quarters at tbe hotel to safer onus.
Their Game Had Flown,
MrowjwBojtouGB, Ky„ Sept. 1.—A
mob ol 100 men from Mingo, re-enforced
by 100 more, arrived here to lynch the
men who fired into the Beit line train,
but Sheriff Colson aud Chief Conway
had fled with the prisoner*.
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