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yJiaiiW —mu».> s.
3 MUST CLOSE
OUT TO MAKE ROOM
FOR THE Bid
cDONOUGH STOCK
!i brought over from our other store there in a few days. For this reason, the
,t Slaughter Sale Still Continues
FOR A FEW DAYS LONGER.
;W OF MANY BARGAINS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION.
<s
s
round and square cut, £ i p
t the Big Sale T* I« 9 O
>, cassnnere and cheviot, q
kind, t he Big Sale price
)t Business Suits, many _ n O
select from, Big Sale price o • V
Suits, Big Sale price j
$15.00 Suits, Meltons,
sted, military cuts, Big . o
s/• 4 o
-*-Ito fit everybody,ranging in prices
|£s namely: 75c, SI.OO, 1.50, $2.00
isms and up.
>f HATS of all the leading styles and
as 23c and upward.
:ors, worth from 50c to 75c, < . ~
the Big Sale i
j for this season of the year; *
>, all sizes, Big Sale price ii.yO
jur Cloaks, Capes, Dry loods and Dress Goods will sell at One Half of Regular Marked Price
4. ROGOWSKIE
CORNER, Griffin St., Next to Dr. Scott,
IN, GA, HcDONOUGH, GA
RKTURBS.
December 30.—
sed off very quiet
lasuaitiee ; every
ig, seemed to en
bury, of Griffin,
this week. She
>y her three boys,
Max.
lamest Bneed, of
: their old friends
•need was called
terday to attend
lie grand-father,
ring the hundred
orton, who resid
lied this morning
s Norton was the
Norton, of this
Norton, of Fay-
Baird, ot Henry
loxy Parker, of
rment will be at
und to-morrow,
ra is on tho sick
tter to-day.
nds of Mrs. Dr
:>rry to learn of
8-0 All hope for
H Kendall and
mde, are visiting
'oint this week,
if BrookS Station,
r burg, this week,
rder. Bob Con
been living ot
r, moved to-day :
’arm. Bob is a
>w and aii join in
lis much prosper
eland, who lms
ghna for a long
to a farm he re- i
miles a wav.
jeting of Moblev ;
on December 27, !
ters were elected j
She ensuing year:
M. ; J. E. Reeves,
imond, «T. VV.; ,J.
urer ; J. H. Ken
, E Westmore
lodge starts out
prosperous condi
to rent a oom
* __
modious store at Vaughns cm do
so now. Apply to F. J. Freeman.
LINKS FROM LINK CHEEK.
Link Crkkk, Ga., December 30-
Our Christmas holidays are almost
over and now very soon we must re
name onr work with renewed vigor. I
trust that all of our dear correspond
ents and readers have had a glorious
Christmas.
Mrs. Mattie Bell and charming
daughter, Miss Katie Lon, of Senoia,
spent part of- the holidays here, to the
delight of their many friends.
Mr. John Hurrison. .ir , returned to
his home in South Georgia Monday,
after spending the past week with his
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. \V. H. Coppedge, of
Atlanta, returned home Sunday after
noon, after visiting the former's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Oopp dge.
Miss Dcllie Bob Lardy, of Sc-uoia.
spent part of last week with her cousin,
Miss Ruby Drewrv.
Messrs. Emmett Bell, Iliuton Kainey
and Eugene Burns, three of Clem's tine
voang men, spent a few days here last
week with friends.
Entertainments have nil the go
for the past week, as a matter of course,
as it is Christmas. They seem to have
been enjoyed immensely by ail who at
tended.
Misses Mamie Coggins ami Opal Har
rison, two accomplished young ladies of
Hollonville, visited friends and rela
tives here during the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Casper Annul, of Ny
son, visited the latter’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bud Maynard, last week.
lam sorry to say that Uncle Handy
Johnson, who fell and hurt hmiseii
very badU a week two ago, improves
• very slowly.
I
Unconscious from Croup.
During a sudden and terrible at
tack of croup onr little girl was an
| conscious from strangulation, says
jA.L SpafTord, postmaster Ches'er,
j Mich., and a dose of One Minute
. Cough Cure was administered and
| repeated often. It reduced the
swelling and ieflamation, out the
muous and shortly the child was
resting easy and speedily recovered.
It cures coughs, colds, lng-ippe and
all throat and lung troubles. One
Minute Cough Cure linm rs in the
throat and chest and enables ins
lungs to contribute pure, health
giving oxygen to the blood,
GRIFFIN, GEORGIA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 2. 1003,
72 Fine Overcoats,Kerseys and Beavers,o
regular price SB.OO, Big Sale price
48 Fine Overcoats, Raglands, Oxfords . q
and Meltons,slo kind,Big Sale price 4*9*-*
!AH 01 our sls Overcoats will go at this _ q
Big Sale /• 4^
Our S2O Overcoats are certainly the best q q
that money can produce,Big Sale price /• / O
Children’s Suits, all sizes, ranging in
prices namely:
; 69c, 98c, $1.48 and upward
i Men’s Shoes are what everybody must
have; will go at the Big Sale best
makes Brown Shoe Co. 98c and upward*
Lad ies’ Fine Shoes at half marked price, /l „
ranging in price from $1.25 to
Good Knee Pants, all sizes, 4 t ; . 15. Big
Ladies’ Underwear, Vests, and Pants q
heavy ribbed and fleece lined,big sale price I/ C
BIRDIB LBIBB'S.
Birdie, Ga , Deo 31. —We
have had a very quiet Xmas so far.
Have had very little drinking.
Mr. and Mrs. Conner, of Savannah,
are spending the holidays with
here.
Our old friend, Dr. J. N. Miller, of
Haralson, was mingling with his many
friends last week.
-Mi*, and M rs. R H. Kinchens, of Scot
land, Ga., are* spending few days with
the latter’s parents at this place.
J. W. Starr, of Sunny Side, was here
Saturday bidding his friends farewell
before going to South Georgia.
Thomas Hammond has returned from
a pleasant visit to relatives at Zehulou.
He was accompanied home by his
cousin, Miss Wright, a charming youug
lady of Zebulon.
Little Mamie Filts. who has been
visiting her grandmother, has returned
to her home at Greenville. She was ac
companied home by her uncle, Walter
Elder.
Louis Mitchell has been spending
most of the Christmas with home folks
at Bnnny Side. \
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Elder gave a
family Christmas dinner Sunday, 28th,
at which all of their children were
present except J. T. Elder, who is in
Texas
Misses Kate and Clara Elder enter
tained Saturday evening in honor of
Misses Mattley, and Elder, ot Atlanta, i
Mr. Parker, accompanied by Misses]
Parker and Higgins, of Vaughns, at-,
tended the entertainment Saturday
evening.
Rev. R. E. L. Timmons, onr new
pastor, will be on hand January 3d and
4th to fill his first appointment at this
place. Let every one attend services
i. 1 < if to him a cordial welcome.
Hiss Hammond will entertain Mon
day evening in honor of Miss Wright,
of Zebalou.
A happy New Year to you and your
faithful correspondents, Mr. Editor.
A ScleniMle Discovery.
K dil does for the stomach that
which it is unable to do for itself,
even whan but slightly disordered,
or over-loaded. Ivodol supplies the
natnral juices of-digestion and does
the work of the stomach, relaxing
the nerveus tension, while the in
fiamed mu?cles of that organ are
allowed to rest and heal. Kodol di
gests what you eat and enables the
stomach and digestive organs to
transform all food into rioh, red
blood,
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WILLIAMSON WAIFS.
Williamson, Gi , Dec. 31.— The gay
and festive season .s about over
r.ow and our peaceful village has once
more resumed its wonted calm, The
school boys have returned to their
books and the young business men are
once more to be found at their desks.
Mr end Mrs. A. P. Patterson and
little daughter ure visiting relatives at
Odessadaie this week.
Miss Me'Vickers, of Locust Grove,
Miss Belle Dupree, of Hampton, and
Miss Msttie Dupree, of Zebulon. were
the guests of Miss Virgil Johnson last
week.
Miss Florence Yarbrough is spending
sometime in Griffin with her sister,
Mrs. A. D. Keeves.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Crowder have
returned to their home in Baruesville,
after spending the holidays with the
former’s parents here.
Dr. and Mrs. J. A. McElvoy, of
Columbus, are the guests of Mrs. M A.
Yarbrough.
Miss Minnie Banks, of Griffin, is
spending -ome time here with relatives
and friends.
Messers Harvey and Graves Kenney
stopped over for a few* days this week
with Paul Beauchamp, while en route
Rom Locust Grove to their home in
Concord.
The friends of Mr. and ,Mrs. Marvin
Graham will regret to learn that they
will make their home at Midland in
the netor future.
r .Henry Williamson came up from
Savannah for a few days last week.
Dane Yarbrough has resumed his
work in Atlanta.
’■'School will begiu the fiist Monday in
January under the auspices of Mr.
Meacha.ni and Miss Beauchamp.
A Good Kec uiiHieuclatloH.
“I bave noticed that the sale on
Chamberlain’s Btomaoh & Liver
Tablets is "almost invariably to
those who have once used them,”
says J. H. Weber, a prominent
druggist of Cascade, lowa. What
better recommendation could any
medicine have than for people to
call for it when again in need of
such a remedy? Try them when
yon feel dull after eating, when
yon have a bad taste in your month,
feel bilions, have no appetite or
when troubled with constipation,
and you afe certain to be delighted
with the prompt relief which they
afford. For sale by Carlisle &
Ward and Brooks Drug Stores.
SIIiVKY SNOW FLAKES.
Silvky, Ga . DeosmbHr 30 —
Miss Bell l’ouud, of Woodbury, who
has the school at Oakland, closed her
school on the 24th with some very beau
tiful exercises and a Christmas tree.
Dr. E. O. Thrash made a very flue ad
dress on the first Christmas.
Mrs. M. E. Battles, the music teacher
in the Woodbury high school; Miss
Minnie Davis, Miss Janie Pound, Miss
Elthreldra Protho, all of Woodbury,
furnished music on the organ: Mr.
Clarence Smith, of Woodbury, fur
nished music on the violin ; the exerci
zes were well carried out on the chil
dren’s part, which ppeaks well tor Miss
Bell. The music was of the highest
talent.
December the 25th, at 10 o’clock a. in
the annual prayer meeting ot Oakland
church was called to order by singing
that good old song, ‘‘l Cove Thy King
dom, Lord,” after which Bro G. J.
Keith, wh j was appointed uue year ago
to conduct the meeting, read fiom the
sooond chapter of Luke, beginning
with the eighth verse, “Good news
made known to the Shepherds,’’ and
made sojjo very point*(Premarks in nis
splendid wik. He was followed by Bro.
H. i’. Spraggius, in a few heart-felt re-'
marks and prayer. After singing that
good old song "l am going home to die
no more,” Bro. Joe Todd made a short
talk and prayed. He was followed by
Bro. J. D. Htrozier in prayer, after'
which Bro. M. T. Oroueh made a shmt
talk aud prayed Bro. Dave Estes fol
lowed Bro. Oronch in solue very touch
ing word* in.- legard to his wife’s suf
ferings and afflictions that she has
gone through this year. May her af
flictions, which are only for a time,
prove for her a far exceeding weight of
glory. Bro. Estes was followed by
Bro. H. G. Sitten in a good talk. Old
Bro. H. G. Clark made the closing
talk. Bro. Clark is 86 years old and
nas been a member of the same church
62 years. Bro. J. D Strozier was ap
pointed to conduct the meeting in 19)3.
After this the congregation joined in
singing “God he with you ’till we meet
again.” While the congregation wus
smaller ihan it was last year, yet we
had a good meeting and the order out
side around the stores was the best yet.
Oh, how the men and women are sow
ing the gospel seed. May they 6priug
up in good soil.
Miss Jennie Lee O’Xeal and Mr.
Frank Hall were made man and wife
at Elder J. O O’Neal’s at this place
the 23d, hv Elder Prnthro. May their
paths be smooth. Come join the (4.
d. W.
Misses Georgie and Lizzie Mas eu
gale, of Nj-sod, spent Christmas with
their grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. G
M. Maseugale, and their aunt, Mrs. H.
X. Soraagius.
Mrs. Emma Oornally, of Marshall
ville, sent us 25c and a«ked us to send
hsr tte News aud Sun for six months,
b‘ginning with this issue. That’s
right, friends, scotch us while we climb
the G. d. W. pole to those two gold
eagles. Most all of our friends in our
territory have settled up and got a year
in advance; only one or two that has
refused to pay up and only one has re
fused t» give ns a year .in advance.
Some have given ns two years We
hope to put iu some good work for Jan
uary if the weather is not too bad.
Christmas passed-, off very qniet in
this part. We have heard but very
little swearing and for ourself we have
had one of the happiest Christmas’ ot
thirty-nine aud as we enter upon the
new year we enter with the hope that
1903, if we are spared to see, will be a
year spent in more uses ulness towards
our fellow-man. Now we hope that
each correspondent will strive to make
the association year one of the grandes*,
and we can do this by writing such
things as will be towards the advance
ment of every good cause, fiuancialiy
and spiritually.
We were sorry to see that so few cor
respondents took a part in the edi
tor’s Christmas present.
We were wrongly informed in re
gards to Mr. Virgil Moore and Miss
Evaps. Their marriage took place the
3Cth instead of the 21st.
Born to Mr aud Mrs. L. B. Mann,
the 20th inst., a girl. Mrs. Mann was
thought to be at a daDgerons poiDt on
the 21st and had to have Drs.
of Concord, and Thrash, of Oakland,
bnt she is doing very well at this wnt
ing. ~, 4
How the blue pencil trimmed us
down last week!
An Appreciative Recipient,
OPEeHADALK, Ga., Dec 30.—Edi
tor of Griffin News: Will you
kindly allow me, one of your sub
scribers, to acknowledge through
your appreciated columns the re
ception of a Christmas box that
was kindly filled by the thoughtful
minds and warm hearts of the ap
predated sisters of my church,
Mrs. W. T. Newman, Mrs Ale
Woodall, Mas. Fannie Woodall,
Airs. Jim Marcus and Mrs. John
Reeves. The contents of the box
■would have to be seen to know how
to appreciate it. Christmas has
ended, but the contents of the hex
are not yet exhausted. To my sis
ters I return thanks, hoping G*l
will bless them for their kindness.
Rdbpectfally,
W. P. Hkad.
Wonderful Nerve
Is displayed by many a man endur
ing pains of accidental cats,
wounds, bruises, barns, scalds,
sore feet or stiff joints. But there’s
no need for it. Backlen’s Arnica
Salve will kill ths pain and cure
the trouble. It’s the best solve on
earth foFpiles. too. 25c, at Carlisle
t Ward and Brooks Drag Store.
THE SUN,Established 1877
| Hair Falls
“ I tried Ayer’s Bair Vigor to
stop my hair frpm falling. One
half a bottle cured me.”
J. C. Baxter, Braidwood, 111.
Ayer’s Hair Vigor is
certainly the most eco
nomical preparation of its
kind on the market. A
little of it goes a long way.
It doesn’t take much of
At to stop falling of the
hair, make the hair grow, j
and restore color to gray I
hair. 41.39 * MM'.. All JrajgisU. H
If your dt:. fc «l:.; < unot yon, §
send us one dollar ami v\e will express jj
you a bottle. He mre and eive tue name 1
ot your nearest express office. Address, fl
molkna mention.
Molena, Ua., December 30..—
We visited the Cove ChrLtm.s day,
where the people all seem r-o en
joy lihumsel».u ... l ever u •ic of
hard times. Two go~ri fiddlers and
a bdi'jo kept gcod music fpr-the
merry crowd at .T m Reams’ fill day
and until 12 o’clock at night atT.
A. Reams’.
Tne Masons gave a b’g dir nor at
Molena Saturday.
Mrs. .Janie Ro.-e, son and Rome
Manley, of Pittsburg. Trxas, are
visiting relatives and o d friends in
und around Molena. They ail ‘peuk
n high term* of that p .re id Texas,
but old Georgia is good enough for
me.
The Woodbury Oil Mill Co b«-
comr s a member of the G S. W.
this issue. It is said to be doing a
line business and will be unreal
help to this whole section of ooun
try.
West Branan has moved to Wood
bnry onrt wants his paper ohaugea
from Molena to that, place.
Siout. Bransfoid leave*, today for
Odensadale to live w.tn Rjv. W. P.
Head and ‘•wants hio piptr sent
thire.
C. 8 Smith, ofßaMgh, wants his
paper sent to Harris Clt.T, Ga.
That’s right, friends; that is tho
w.y to hear from your oid homes
—to take the G. 8. W.
BRITttHEY BREVITIES.
Brushky, Ga., Dec 30.—Our
entire neighborhood has been enjoying
the gaieties of Xmas week.
There was a romantic marriage at
McKibben Wednesday evening at 31
o’clock The contracting parties weie
Miss Willie Ogletrea and Mr. Quinlan
Taylor. Roy. J. E. Pound performed
the ceremony.
W W. Head, of Waco, Ttxas, is
spending the holidays with relatives
here.
Miss Elsie Manley entertained the
young people with a rainbow party
Friday evening.
Miss Alberta Meridetb, of Jenkius
buig, is the charming guest of friends
hem.
» Miss Maud Chappell was the queenly
hoi tess at a six o’clock dinner Satur
day. As it was her natal day, tho
frit nds who were so foitunate as to be
invited remembered her with some
nice token. ,
Miss Hiklred Bdl will entertertaiu
her friends tomorrow with an old
fashioned turk *y dinner.
The yo js.g piople are anticipating a
pleasant eve at the residence of L. F.
Jester’s Monday, Dec. 29th.
Robert and Paschal Bailey continue
quite sick, much to the regret of their
friends.
We wish the G. 8. W. for the year
11903 the most prosperous time in th<s
annals ot its reign.
A Marvelous Invention.
Wonders never oprst A machine
has been invented that will cot,
paste and hang wall paper. Tn&
held ot inventions and diuovorics
seems to be unliroiud. Notable
among great discoveries is Dr.
King’s New Disco*?. frc njun p
iic.n. it has done a world of gerd
for wrak Jungs and saved many a
life. Thousands her? used it aud
conquered grip, bronchi Tv. pneu
monia and consumption Their
general verdict is: ‘Tf’t G. b t
and meet reliable rm-uiein • for
throat and lung troubles. Evrey
500. and $1 00 h-t-Me ’a i»nsr»nreed
by Carlisle & Ward and Brooks
Drug btote. Trial boalaa free.
The crowned heads ~f evftrv
The rich men, poor men and misers
All join ir paying f.ribnGi to
DfWitt’s LittleEtrlv Ri-ers.
H Williams, Bin Auto, i-*, Ttxi,
write? : Little Early Riser Fibs er«
the best I ever nsed in mv family.
I unhesitatingly reorinurd them to
everybody. They cure constipation,
biliousness, sick headache, torpid
Tver, j undioe, mala m and all
other liver troubles. Brooks Drug
Store.
