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W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE GENTLEMEN
Fin® Calf and Laced Waterproof Gratt
no excellence and wc«rln« qualities of this sjK
flMMEWfil W ell. A fine rslf kbf
.5jo igtiFAwr irtirssasd
O Shoe, at a popular price.
•QidO Paltceman'a Hhae t» especially adapted
*3& *2 SHOES L/(b^s.
* *" “■■■*“ ‘ * Utly i«e®lv®d sloe® Introduced
iTcmrnu make them superior
StWSH’tGrS’l
SOLID PIECES
OF*
Sterling ** Silver
Inlaid In the backs
I • spoons’ *
* ^Fobis
it Mstt Ifcrt Exjctsdti Wear
PLATED FOUR TIME*
AS HEAVY AS
Standard 1*1 n to.
wmbSted
To Waar 25 Years.
mu usi i unra.
MORE DURABLE
nun uoirr
Htorllnff Silver
HALF THE GOST.
BACH ARTICLE IS STAMPED
“I mtUIC IIUI# *L L'"
For nale by
JAS. FRICKER & BRO
Birlow (Block, Amerlous, Ga.
Thanksgiving Dinner.
Reoollect, you oaunot form the
slightest Idea of what you cun get
until you come to Headquarters.
My stock is so varied and the goods
so numerous I simply Invite an in
spection, and would especially ask
you to fall to-day and make a per
sonal examination of the many
good things to eat I have In store
for you. If you can't possibly
come, send your order foranylhing
you want, and I will fill the same
at the lowest'living price. Plenty
of clerks, delivery Wagons and call
boys to wait on the rush. Come to
Headquarters at once.
E. D ANSLEY,
THE FANCY GROCER
l^hree
times
a day
Take Roy’s blood purifier three
times aday, before meals, if you
are troubled with any skin or blood
disease—full directions with each
T> bottle. Ask your
KOy S druggist lor it.
mmNwniNimwai.*
Tutt’s Pills
•s marvellous. Irms
»,*Ki»r'diSvSB
u.wJim wanM
here.
Itwlerk
■iSmwSS.'CrcK:
rlerft. Urtte tor kMkefprwa SUfe.
nnVHKENtfESS
W Liquor Habit.
^^gttMM/SVTejrt CUM£
bEN SPECIFIC.
p. tra.crlnartlclrsnf IruMl
A Parlor Car rortsr*a Experience.
Thaddeua Rich, the former valet of
John L. Sullivan, when that gentleman
was sporting editor of The Illustrated
News, had five years’ experience on the
Chicago trains of the New York Central.
“1 did fairly well with the company,*'
said Thaddeas: “I had only $15 a month
salary, but my tips mado it up to about
$50. I mado a good many friends. I was
treated with especial kindness by the
Vanderbilts, Mr. Armour, of Chicago;
Col. Harker, police commissioner of Cin
cinnati, and I don’t know how many oth
ers. Tho most liberal traveler I ever met
was Mrs. Williams* of Cambridge, Mom.
I mean Mrs. Williams, tho 6istor of
Georgs Lewis, the Lewis who is celebrat
ed for giving diamonds away. This lady
not only tips the porter but tips the driv
er, the guard, tho fireman, tho cook, the
waiter, and every servant on tho train,
not with paltry nickels or a dollar, bat
with $5 bills and somotimen tens.
"Speaking of liberal peoplo I mustn't
forget to mention John L. Sullivan. He
never gavo mo less than $5 for blacking
his boots on tho cars. He often gave mo
more. Especially ono morning when he
had jumped on mo. Yoaseo he was talk
ing In his sleep and rolling about rest
lessly. I wont toward, him and tried to
make him comfortable. Tho moment 1
touched him, however, he leaped up and
wo both fell of a heap on the floor, and
with such a racket that everybody wak
ened up. John L. woke up, too, and waa
much disgusted when ho surveyed tho
circus, as the bedclothes had come with
him from the top berth. I gathered my-
sell together the best way I could and
crept to a corner, while John L. got back
Into bed and waa soon sleeping again. In
tho morning when he left tho car he
handed me a $30 bill."—New York
World.
Took Away the tlarrnnl Sian's Breath.
Two men were walking down town to
business tho other day. Ono of them
waa a Harvard man. The other was
graduated at a most venerable and yet
somewhat formidable rival of that uni
versity whoso motto b "Lux et Veritas."
They had arrived at City Hall park, and
were picking their doubtful way through
the crowd which was i
tho elevated station and Frankfort street.
Suddenly tho Yale man exclaimed:
"Hold on a minute, old fellow! I want
‘ > speak to a friend."
Tho Harvard man turned and saw lib
friend in tho get of shaking hands with
a fine looking, middle aged man who
wore a long silken beard, and whoso sun-
browned face and powerful frame showed
the good effoeft of many vacation moons
spent opoa the wave and In the depths
of tho forost The Yale
in earnest oocvemtkm with the hand
some looking man for a few momenta,
and then, after a leave taking which was
almost brotherly on both tides, joined
hb comrade, who said:
Who was that man?"
"Who?" said Jtis friend; "didn't
MB. STANLEY AT HOME
PICTURE OF THE EXPLORER
AS HE WAS AND IS.
A Letter from On® Wk® Knows th® Trav
eler Well—The Changes That Tins® lias
Wrought—A Man of Haay Qualities,
Hot All of Which Are Sever®.
Nsw You, Nov. 20.—When a man
has passed through an experience like
that of Henry M. Stanley and conquered
bis right to faxno by the hardest kind of
battle; when, after spending years in
fighting hb way among savages, plod
ding day In and aay out through African
jungles, carrying hb life in hb hand
and for months not speaking bb native
tongue; when, after opening a continent
to civilization and bringing back with
him a long missing explorer, ho returns
to Europe, honored by kings and princes,
exalted by scientists and praised by all
men; and finally, reaching hb American
borne, he greets his old Mends with tho
simple, unaffected cordiality that char
acterized tho beginning of hb career—
it must bo confessed that success has
neither turned hb head nor heart.
I was prepared to see Stanley changed
both physically and socially. It seemed
impossible that a man could experience
so much vicissitude and not somehow
show ib impress. But deepito tbo jeal
ousies ho lias encountered, the dissen
sions among name of hb lioutenanb, the
ingratitado of Emin Pasha, tho ugly
controversy that has grown out of tho
killing of Maj. Barttelot by a Ravage
chief, who, it is alleged, thus resented an
injury dono to hb wife, tho criticisms of
tho foreign press, and lastly tho tortures
of the inquisition he has undergone at
the hands of tbo interviewers—notwith
standing all these afflictions, I found him
the loyal, worm hearted friend of old.
In the presence of others than intimate
acquaintances, however, the strong in
dividuality of tho man asserts itself, and
hb bearing b cold and dignified almost
to tho degree of sternness.
Physically, or rather physiognomio-
ally, tbo change was more apparent and
startling. When wo parted sixteen
years ago hb figure was like that of
athlete In superb training, lib faco round
and unwrinkled and his hair dark. Now
ho looks prematurely old. Hb hair is
Peculiar
Many peculiar point* make Hood’s (
•aparilla superior to all other medicines.
Peculiar b combination, proportion
and preparation of Ingredients,^ '
Hood's Sarsaparilla possesses
the full curative value of tho
best known remedies,
tho vegetable king-
Peculiar In Usy/
and economy—Hood’s Sar
saparilla Is lhe only medi
cine which can truly
be said 0no Hundred Doses
Dollar.” Medicines In
larger and smaller bottles
require larger doses, and do not
produce as good results as Hood's
_ Peculiar in its medicinal merits,
nood’s Sarsaparilla accomplishes cures hith
erto unknown, and has won for Itself a
the title of “The greatest bl
purifier ever discovered/
Peculiar In Its “ good name
home,”-there Is now^ •\V^ r more
of Hood's Barssparllla^r * ^^sold
Lowell, where jT Hir/it Is made,
it other blood
<y^rPecullar to
h/nil record of sties
abroad,^ io other preparation
r attained such popo-
r larity to so short a time,
md retained lb popularity
and confidence among all classes
peoplo so steadfastly.
Do not be Induced to buy other preparations,
but be sure to get tho Peculiar
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
BoUbrattdrocslsts. £1; six for #5. Treparedoaly
bj 0.1.1IOOD a CO., Apotbfrc&rlM, Do w «'J. Hilt
100 Dosos Ono Dollar
than of
purifiers.
phenome-
recogntoo him? Why, we sat
and hb family on the grand stand aft fths
football championship game up aft New
Haven in 1880. Thai waa tho famous
'Professor B. W.’ He waa my division
officer once, and is ono of the mart popu
tor instructors at Yale."
Well, that is just like you fellows, 1
said the other; "but," continued he, "!
should just like to see what would hap
pen to a Harvard man if he were to stop
a professor of that university in a crowd
ss you did Profeasor W.—that’s all."—
New York Tribune.
Ambulatory Bails.
A St Louis civil engineer says the
rails on tho Et Louto bridge were never
stationary, baft constantly crept to the
east; that to, in the direction o* the
heaviest travel. The rate of progress
he said, waa about 2G0 foot in the year,
or would be if the rails were permitted
to creep as they pleased, which, of coarse,
are not permitted to da
reminded him of a hill in southwest
Missouri, over which a turnpike road
was constructed, and, do what they
woold, the people coohl not keep the
and down the sides of that hill
condition. Tho stones would
creep to the bottom, and in six months
the road woold be as bad sa ever. They
finally bad to take op the gravel and
ntocedam sod replace them with food
stood hlc&a cf rough stane.-*^ Loato
Globe-Democrat
Lady—Do yoa take instantaneous pbo-
Kotegrapher—Yes, madam; I can
photograph a hamming bird on the
wing or a swallow tails flight
Lady—l want' my baby's picture
LwnnMIA OtMfc*
little fallow reedy, and I will prepare
tbechlorofonat «l|tw York Weskto.
. :r,,
white and there appears to bo loss elas
ticity in hb movements than formerly,
all of which Stanley ascribes to the Af
rican fovor and the hardship and anxiety
incident to hb last expedition. Thereto
no mistaking tho keenness of hb eye,
however, and the determination written
in every lino of his bronzed features.
Personally Stanley never was a hand-
somo man, although hb broad shoulders
and thick neck would attract any
who admired strength, baft hb face
always, as it b at present, endowed with
on Intellectuality that U nnmlrtakahlo.
It b the face of a man born to com
mand, resolate, aggressive, and one that
at times may boeomo dangerous in ib
expression. For thto reason it b not
difficult to understand why even olono
and singlo handed he ooold both intimi
date and encourage hb savage followers.
Doubtless it b this imperious manner,
added to rigid discipline, that not only
kept hb white associates in cheok, but
aroused tho rpirit that has since their
arrival in England found vent in recrim
ination and complaint <
The most vital points of interest
noctod with Stanley’s last expedition
having been already mado public with
much detail, our conversation chiefly
concerned early reminiscences, and it
was a surprise to observe how closely hb
memory retained the incidents of a meet
ing that took place as far back as 1874.
Ho was then on a vi4l to Now York,
after having found Livingstone, although
lib reception was very different from
that which has been accorded him now.
In fact, some of the newspapers doubted
hb exploit and pronounced him little
loss than a fraud. Ho felt it keenly. Ho
reminded me, too, of hb proposition dur
ing our interview at that time to organ
ise an American company with a capital
of only $100,000. of which he proposed to
advanoo from $23,000 to $10,000. for tho
porpoao not merely of continuing hb ex
ploration?, but to establish trading poets
in the neighborhood of Lake Tanganyika
and other localities be had visited, where
were to bo found immenso stores of
ivory, oils and gums. An endeavor was
made among somo of tbo capitalists in
Wall street tbo very next day to raise
the required sum, bit to a man they
turned their bisk upon tho proposition,
and tiros lost at once a chance to realize
great fortunes, sad to do what Stanley
afterward induced the king of the Bel
ts to undertake, namely, to plant his
there and establish a state.
f anley abo humorously recalled what
be termed ono of hb "castle* in Spain,"
that be saw growing up as the result of
hb newly acodmulated wealth. After
the company above de
scribed he was to return to New York,
many, erect a great mansion on tbs
'Hudson, surround ift with brmgiloos
built in central African style, where all
the journalists cfSeurYofkooalilim
stock the
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•-IPPMAN BROS., Proprietors,
WBOLSSALSJdtUOOISTS.
, Jpmss Bl**. ~ SAVANNAH. 6A
■?- -ABBOTT'S
GOJRm s £s, I^SPEedilY^
Bunions v ' '
Cowarts PAIN
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FINE SHOW GASES
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TO WEAK HEM
Wlrrin* ftrotn th« effects of naibtal arrora, mrir
lec»r. vsatla® vask nwa lost pisabood. I wilt
/K pnr A rents’ profits p®r month.
'LK/K Will prove ft or psjr forfeit.
•sDUUiU New portrait® Just out. AfSAO
samrl® >ent free to all. W. II. ChtdasUr -
Hob, S ttomi Ht-.N. Y.
Cured. Wrlle foi
|j*uderbar|i t ompany,
■•ME
For Sale.
Thrt—qo.rter. Im, »». «,lh rojii,
tir. An) budr .«.«». ter .wl ter.
It. u «n.r*ulM4 to *t), Uirr. e.11on. or
***- ~®rday. John Wisdst*
For sale.
A OH t mil A Bhlnfb mlU^
Itevl Estate Af 1
-oox.il.At-
Arthur Rylander’s
-AND SEE
THE LATEST STYLES IN
Dunlap Hats
AND
Nellie Bly Caps
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r Fina Ar “t'c Stationery, x
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BA8E BAI.L BATS
N,w,r. M r, md Periodical,
•05 AND 107
forsyth
si REt'T.
WE ARE ON THE TOP ROUND
CARTERS
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STOCK.
AT THE L OWEST
TRICES.
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BOYS' CLOTHIKTO
First claims parents’ atteation. We are more than ready in Uiie de
partment, The Suits, The little Trousers aud the BoyeFurnishings; Hats
and Caps beeln to go, ere the men beglu to think of changing theirs.
We’ve often thought of calling our store The Mothers’ Clothing Store,
because the mother is the best economizer In the household and she gen
erally finds out that the dollars go the farthest at
M R. SHAW’S, ib Chap Ms i Mmst’Gwtfa,
AND PROPRIWTOIl OF
’The Eagle” Shoe and Hat Store,
' 117 and 119 FORSYTH ST. AMKIUGC8, GA
TJOOT ANDHHOK IIAKBB. Itopllrln,
Arii, “ r
i urauberry corner.
SIMMONS & KIMBROUGH.
I TTOBNEYH AT LAW. Office up «talr«
Owing to trie great
delay in freights, I am
compelled to retire
from the Carpet busy-
I offer for sale
ness.
BUTT & LUMPKIN. "
i TTORNEY8 AT LAW, Americas, Os.
ft Office la Barlow lllook, op stairs,
ROBT. L* MAYNARD.
TTORNET and Counsellor at 1
. Amerlcua, G®. Prompt and oarefn
Ulon Riven to all business ®ntrasto
>. Office at No. 40S, Jackson Htreet
•tain. sspIKdAwSi
V. B. Quiniar. DuPont oouuav.
Amerleu®, Os. .* IlSSSa,^
GUERRY&SON.'HI^H
r AWYRRH, Americas,Go. Offlos In Pmv
Ji Pie ® National Bank Bnlldinf, j ---
street. Will practice in Humter Hn
and County Court®, and In th® Hui
psJS a® aws**®?*
All Samples,
in my store on Cotton
Avenue, consisting. Of
IslOOO’PiBoea
E. r. Hinton. B. H. cutts.
HINTON flfCUTTS.
tTOBNBYB AT LAW. Practice In the
r.rd n , d n/^55TSre
WALTER K. WHEATLEY,
TT0RN8Y AT LAW. Offlesl
i Jackson street, op-stalre. Juiyis-i.
I
They are suitable for'
Rugs only and will be
AN8LEY & ANSLEY,
IfBTB AT LAW, Ainprlcu®.
‘n tbo cnuntlcMOf Hu
... , blt|or Hu
[ the Uni
i. u nuuiun,
attention given to all eoitoetloNseMraaj
| W. P. WALLACE*
ATTOrn BY AT LAW. Amcrlcn®, <$®.
National Bank ** 18 *" * 3UTU ' * ,mce °^* r
d. A. HIXON,
mcrlcu®, GA
iun6-tl.
0R.W. P.BURT,
J|EirriW^bnttl parlors over Gran
D®
J. J. WORSHAM.
Dental pAflor® over National
HOTELS.
HOTEL OE HAMILTON.
town and depot. Supper and bn-akfut
■HmMlrtltSaad alienUV® waller®. Ta~
• thattb®oountr
dec 4 tf
WESSON HOUSE,
A NDEUHONVILLE.GA. Mr®. I*. V. Wstf*
aon. Proprietress. Pica-ant r«>orn® and
■entlveserranU. The tnt,l« U supplied
with the hc^t tee market afford®.
Election Notioe.
H. ID, WATTS
—WMaatt ui setm Doltr u—
GROCERIES
fine Tobacco, Cigars and Whltky a Specialty!
No. 303 Forsyth Mid 1004 Ln Htreet., ■ • AMFJlICUS. GEORGIA
KOlt FENCE Oil STOCK LAW.
kereas the number of fraeholden on
- .-jectlon ItMoftheKVl«*d codtofOeor-
[jtesaa pstlttoaed m® to order an election
In end lor t hr HMth dlatrlet. G. M., of Kum
iss staytir. Ofostia, on iu® <iu«®ucn of
fence or>tock law tn aaid i
number of freeholder® bcBVHHHMHBP
required under tba law; and nolle® of aaid
B-a^r-gula
aaid® retina of the roJe and In
to said petition, an election 1® or
L^tuMldduj^tonBatordJ
;sssi;s=*:s,«
. Ordinary.
RUGS
7T
R. L. McLEOD <fe CO. t
-..SALERA’DI . * ’
FANCY ttf'STAPLE’GfiOCEBIES.ISHOES, ETC.
WHISKIES. CIGARS AND TOBACCO A SPECIALTY.
BO, »'i3KfaTKSr.Af«=l ATTAOtTm
ipllstf oUa ths Heat BraaJssf tlnwn, BtMrtte*^ Whrt*, Bssr* Rts.
FoKarrn Bnuwr, Uhdbb in Opbka Hotrsv. : AMEIUCUB GA
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