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Suitings. ^ ocks. There are some other tables covered with the same goods in frocks and cutaways. The style and finish of these gar ments are of the very highest grade. What is the use of going about badly dressed when you can dress well and handsomely for snch prices as these: (Same thing, you’ll observe.) lor 75 cents Ladies. We glove ladies’ feet with the Burt (Edwin G, of course) or Morrow Shoes—Styles, plain or patent tips—shapes, com mon sense or Opera last These prices are merely sugges tive, you know: He**’* fin* Hand-made Shoe*, worth 98 M. IIcan's, not quite ao good, but very fine, worth II00 Flue Calf, In Lace or CongreM,, worth V 00, a bargain at. A good neatSboe, worth A strong, serviceable Shoe, worth SI 10 [Don't think you can do as well as this anywhere else.] • church a little late, [The knife cut a little below the cost line here. Dut It can't be helped.] Opsclftt Notice. No medicine was over given mtrh a severe tent of It* curative qualities at Otto’o Cure. We are dlstrlbutiii* (•ample bottles free of charge to those aflllcted with consumption, amlui.n, '.soughs, colds, pneumonia, croup and nil diseases of the throat and lungn, giviugyou the proof that Otto’s Cure will cure you. Don’t delay, hut get a bottle or us today and Commence the use of this great guaranteed rem edy. Hold only by W. A. Kcmbert, corner Forsyth street and Cotton ave nue, sole agent. Bam pies free. I.urge nice line of them, and yon oan gat one wbenerer yon want It; I’ll pay for the best” “W-h-y," exclaimed Bally with pat cnrlortty, "what oa north U It P “Wall, If. a baby wagon, and-" Bat Sally had fainted. A SHADOW OF BRIBERY. bribery that nets oo tho Coughlin Jury tree malted in another postponement ol the trial. Two of the Juror, will. In ill probability, be dropped u the malt ol a Merit oonfenoe. held In Sad*. Tothill'. chambers. Senretionnl develop ment. were made at the conference, and tba attorneyefer tbs defere. were more than aitamlshtd >t the evidence prodqced I./FIT HAD NO OHANMM. Dal easM. U uiW/ bar tty I Bradfleld’c Finals Rsgalator Whatever good we demand In othora ought to be found in us. HEALTH 13 WEALTH. — "fm I Scrofula eradicated ami all kindred IseatM cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla, It® vitalising and alterailveef. tea blood pure. 17 A woman with a wart cn her noio al- waya hates a looking glaia. Ur. J. P. Blnlze, an mum.lve real c» Ute dealer In Doe Moines, Iowa, nar row!/ eeeaped one of Ihe .e.erd ai- taekeof pneumonia while In tho north- era part of that State during a recent bllxzard, aaya the Saturday Itevlow. Mr. Ulalze had occaaion to drive several mllea during the itorm and waa ,o lltor* oughlj chilled that he wae unable to get warm, and Imhie of an hour alter hi, rtturn bo was threatened with a «■>- ▼era mm of paenntonlaor lung fever. Mr. Blalze Mat to the neareat drug atorii and got a bottle of chamberlain'! Cough Itemed/, of which he had often heard, and took a number of large do.ee, lie aa/s the effect waa woaderful aad In a ahorttlmehe waa breathing quite eanll/. lie kept on taking the medicine and the nut da/ wu able to come to Dee MoIdm,- Mr. Illalre regard, hie cue BJ •Imply wonderful, tor tale by W. A. Item hart end Davenport Drug Oo, ©2® jACOBi phaumacvco.i /on . llto-rized repraaataUon of ‘youra trel/.’ II. haatheeonlof atme artist, Ml hi. work tot labor of Ion la which b. will not atop abort of PMfaction.” While San/waa looking at the pto- tnre. la thogaltor/, Uncle Jonh gar. ■ •light wtak to Cterten, and tha gentle man Mapped down thaatnet. ‘Td Ilka to bar., glaaa of good CbaltobooebM bem, aad gam yon wouldn’t abjeat to on. either, my bo/. UP. .top around to Stole/ Glorertoplace. Eton./may be deoomlaaled Maprtec. at good fellowa. I want yon to amt him. AU tha flnMt bind.of “wnt gooda” are fotudon bin •halres, inch aa the “O. p. c.” and "Stone Monntaln corn.’’ m. place to tful r<’ll«hl<’ «»» REGULAR. CUT RATE TICKETS DISSOLUTION NOTIOf. Tickets bought, sold and ex changed to all points. Mem her of American Ticket Brok ers’Association. Accident Insurance. Tick ets issued by the day.rmonth or year. pMtrtMf Talk about honie-furntahlDg goods, why tb«w to nothing yon can’t End at Wheatley A Analey’a, lb. larg- til .bnlM.li tint ——— ■- South- we*tern Georgia.” Sally waa aoon re. ailing I. * perfect elyalnm of bMotlfnl -A [.W..H.1 a ... toewlabtaga. She Then yon mart not burda you wife with the family washing. It don't pay. Price, are rM.on.bl. at th. Amattou Steam Laundry, besides they are a artful that tha moat d.lieaU fabric, aro washed and Ironed without tho ■IlghtMt lojnry." “1 declare, Unci.," ortrtmed Charley -there goes a baadaome phaeton; I moat have one Ilk. that for the girl.” "Get It right beet,” eentonttowely Mid tbs old man. "Mr frimda of th. America. Baggy Company oendwt .curing, mu. .factory b.re. that for rarirty and excel lence of stock cannot bo beaten. They make anrrnyt, carriage., bnggtea and pbautooa of all the leading .trie., and NOTICE. : ! T. I. nu. kw.lt, jl -,II. hiving Iwrn dlaol • t ..i Informing the ■ tfuUy aakthat* 1 • ill.mage W given ua, *!'•• you fl»e rery ii i»)*»iblr prices. for sale b/W. A. Rambert and Daren. I port Dm* Co. *» roots boek to Tho Windsor tb. gentlemen cal ted at Trig TkMOa Bncon- dxs office. “Ton’ll want the new. erery day,” eald Dacia Josh, "and os thtota the paper ararybody la Southweat Qaor- gla read., m aubMriba for It.” Upon re-joining Sally, ah. began to volubly express her thanks. “Von hare bought ua a rery thing,” she exclaimed. “Only one thing,” remarked Unci. Jo.li, reflectively, ”bttt I cut remedy that. Smith A Davenport always have a Registration Notice, E* It firtlkir enacted. That the Clerk a berln rach year, which ll*t "hall be kc open from » o'clock a. m. until • o'clock p.; each and every day. (Sunday erreptedf un Si.Yran'TSJTiS'.K.uVrVv'M'.-A more from Wheatley A fever In all her Ilf i” bad she (baud of each bargain* Timed.-Sally, ae they halted J'ton atrejt show wladow, rrtipper."“Yre,” i A Daniel*, stock Dissolutioi rove, ihe tariff bill . *»r»*ore throat thereto nothing bet- tat Mr. Cleveland ter tb,a * 1,3011,1 bandage dampened tor. While lie bu wllh Chamberlain’s Fain Data. It will , the committee ho nearly always effect score In one night’, tnl to it. member, time. This remedy to also a favor] to for ir corporation. b 50 coM taute tor mbTh, • W. A. Itembortaac 1 Dnrrmnnrt Drug To. | Kvncm, j! I Gough, an e®Um*bl k«a died of lockjaw vaccinated. that h* wants no ir «ltb«r on i*»n*>tiH 01 make up tho deficient*; sis. A JOLLY OLD UNCLE JOSH ms generosity towards " newly married niece. . „,ii.tle Reman*, of AnmehM In Which gamlieror Prominent * X dk« a Very C«M»lc«o® FaH. vrihQ' applied for. W. fi. O-l tiujps s unmer«—Sally—I—er-dar* „ 1Jllt ti e apeaker took a beadei ^r^l.fnloew, only to hear a sweet: ° ..ye*. Charley." ••Can I aspire to er—to—that Is—’ ^ain a lapse Into silence, followed I,. »n encouraging: ,.y eg Charley.” ,, ob jf i nii£ht only hope to—er- .nether failure of langnsg.. It ^nilngly a hopelrea case, and might lovt hern, only lor a demure. -(■barley. I’ve eald ‘yea’ twice, and Ilyon nicon It, I mean It, too, and- t„ this d.y that yonng man will In,1st that he popped the question, All this happened up In North Oeor» . tQ1 j ^ wasn’t long before tliere wts [' weddini:- Not mQch lon K flr there came a letter from Sally’s Uncle j,„h down in Sumter, wbo wrote effu- ,irely of bi® delight at her exhibition of what lie called “grit” sod he propoeed that if the young couple would locate at Americas ho would start them op la life a* » wedding gilt. Of courso they accepted, sod soon were bidding their friends adieu, A few wt-elrs subsequent to the above a travel stained party arrived at Ameri CM). Our friend Uoele Josh was In charge, and he led the party straight way toward Tho Windsor, which, said he, 'lit one of the finest hotels In Geor gia. I have known George U. Fields, the manager, for years, and ba la mins host after my own heart. A thorough hotel man, lie is endowad With that de lightful intuition that makes a guest feel at borne, comfortable, contented and in mighty good look. The hoi 2 marvel of convenience, the apartments are l»nd-<omely furnished, the cuisine all that a superior chef and unlimited orders on the market can make It, and the attendants polite and expert/ “Xosr the basis for n home,” contin ued I ncle Josh" is a bit of mother earth and I'll take you to kferral Callaway right away. Mr. Callaway Is Amadous’ most popular real estate dealer.' You can alnays depend upon him for bar gains as he never holds out any false lights to induce people to buy, bat whatever lie tells you about a piece of property may be set down as facts. Mr. Callaway, who controls large lists of most desirable property, had the pleasure of quickly closing s “deal" for a nice residence on Lee street, besides a good farm near the city limits. “Having provided you with a cage for your bird," said Unde Josh, “the first thing we'll look after will be the furnish* ings for it." Hereupon Sally energetlo ally declared that she had read so mneb about Smith & Davenport in Tus THUS* Kk< ouiiKi: that she desired to go The result was that they were ushered into such a bewildering display that the girl was at tlrst at a loss howto seleot. Hut she noon yielded to the sedaetive- ness of a magnificent parlor suite, bedroom set in oak (antique finish) that would have done credit to old Antiquity herself. To this she added n dining* room set with all accessories, a complete kitchen outfit, a “Standard” sewing an* chiue aud didn’t forgets most conven ient sod ornamental writing desk for “Hubby" Charles. “A pretty good start,” said the old mau, "and now we’ll go to J. W. Ear* ris' hard ware store. Here Sally’s hoi wifely instincts had full play In marvels of kitchen apparatus. “Tin re is not an establishment In town that carrlo. a more eompretanriv. .took of household furnishing* Kvery possi ble pice* of kltehen furniture, from n tin dipjter to a cooking range was there in all styles and variety.” If Sally falls to accomplish wonders In the culinary art, It will not be for fault at superior cooking utensils, for she purchased » famous “Times’’ cooking store with all other equipments for a well-regulated kitchen. "Ufa so®. 1 promised yon a gold watch, didn’t If” queried Unole Josh. ’’Tim jtla-'e Of all place In town I. Ja.. rrlckcr A Bro., so ws’ll go there.” taring the popular jewelry store, the old nur - Rsllsntly acquitted himself of his promise and then directed 8al!y*s atten- Uon to the superior stoek of sSlremre carried by the house. “There Is no other such bouse In Georgia," said the Old man, “and I will guarantee the qual* l<r to be the very bMt. Plek oat yoor f.m !y Clock while har.," h. added, n , *r c,m “ » RUEalflcat llnm ” in 1 '<>r*et another fact,” h. contlnud, “if ever you unfortunately need ontical Rood., thto to;tb. plac to oom^Thty have everything required to Improve affected eye, and to detormtM tba re- quired treatment” At thla point, iouawbat to th. con- tonor, of Chartoe.. tho old man Indulged !“ * h * l( -“riona criUelemof hie penoMl “Von are dmddodly off " f ° r * townemaa," eald he, "and »'l better goorer toJ. R. 8hnw*n." After tharlM had flttod Ununlf out In n Mat and Into .tyl, buriaeu salt Item jE^Mea of fMhlontbla garments that ^ toblM el thto extontlvety and I will Introduc you to John Wlnd- wr.forol cun.you will do buelneo —Ith him, and It to always pleasanter a. personally acquainted with the men you do bnalnaea with. Thle bonk I. « aolld u tba bare of the nnlverM, aad haa a working capital of »T5,ooo. y will And thorn arer ready to extend accommodation, compatible with btul -aw principle.,” At thto point facto Josh eiiggctcd retort to Glover A Horna'e place of re fieehment. In a trice tbe trio partook themielves to the Wlnd.or c.fe, where they regaled In all tbe dellcaclj. of the aeaeon, oyster etewe, quail ;on tout, lea eraam, etc., which Charles declared “would satis'/ Ihe appetite of the ravenous epicure." Salty went Into eeatades about the aeataeaa of tbe cafe aad declared tbit ererythlag was “Ju«t perfectly lovely." Then Uncle Joih In dnlged In Mveral well deserved compli ment! to the proprtetore,Glover A Itorne, aa being "hurtling end enterprlilag yoon* men.” Before leaving the reitau- vant Sally waa treated to a glare of hot soda and loaded down with choice caramel., chocolate drops and bon boon. The gentlemen Indulged in tome elegant Havanas. At the refreshment table Unde Jotb waxed philosophical. ‘Never neg lect your larder," uld he, "that Impor tant adjunct of hooiekeeping controls masculine tamper. To that end you moat patronize n grocer oo whom yon can depend for honest goods. I have found Gatewood A Callaway perfectly reliable. Yon will find them careful dealers, always fall stocked with every poulble thing In the line of tuple and fancy groceries, frcih tad first dare-no shelf worn goods there while the prices are ’down to brass tecke.’" “By the way, Unde," exclaimed Sal ly, “where can I go fordiy good.? Thl. drree of mine la hardly suitable I muit admit.” “Wall, my girl, If you want to re loot from on# of the moat extensively •looked establishment. In tha city, I will dlreot yoo to Wheatley A Analey, who carry a line of drau goods that for variety and real vain., I. seldom non outside the largest metropoUtan cities. They hava aU the latest weave In faib- lonabl. drau good, aad you ar. sure to bo guided right la your Mtoottoas. You will And thorn pleasant to deal and their iplo/M polite and export, while their prion cannot b# duplicated." While Unci# Jonh wu pondering to go next, Silly euddenly asked: Unde, where can I Dad th. leading millinery utobllehmeat?” “Just a few yards further on,” remarked Unde Josh "and we will vlilt lira. M, T. Elam, Who, by tbe way, nu oo hand one of the ipletel stocks of millinery to bo found In tbe city. You un got what yon want there, tbe latest atylee and lowut prices being her motto. She bu experience wbloh guarantee, that whan yon have purchased of her you have tha thing at the lowest possible o." Ando few hour, later there never n happier lady than Sally. There housO'lizIogs remind me,” tbe old gentleman, “that you haven’t got yoor dishes yet Tbe most famous stoek In extent, quality and plateaus Is at J, W. Harris". But th. arnrag. Ttuu.RncoaDin ruder aud not ho told wbst>a array of tabtoware Silly bad to utoct from. Thcrj Isn’t port tlrely, n thing In th. Ho. ol ehlaa, crockery, ghua or porertrta needed for ou or ornament In nay part of the hone that cannot bn found there In In finite rariety and at wonderfully low prioea. He alio has n splendid stock of Inrepe of nrery dueriptloa, and plated ware In ekandanu Sally's order aug gutad her thorough appreciation. “Oh, I moat hare an album, Undo Josh,” exclaimed Sally, “and ” “Yen," and n blble with t reasonable Mg family regular," Interrupted the old men, ao w.'II go to Georg. Oliver’, book ■lore. You'll dud any articlra Indla- pumabto for tha parlor u well u li brary Ihere.” And Sally's purchase In cluded mlaortlanoona hooka, fancy sta tionary, (all tha latut agonlu) hric-n- brae hoou decorations of all manner, for the center table, plctaru by the dozen and chrtotmsa preunta for all of har relatives. “Hr. Oliver ulle so cheap,” she said, “that I Juet can’t help baying.” “Didn't yon proralw me n piano, nnotof pot In Sally. ’’Thnt’i what I did” ba replied, “and I'm delighted to inform yon that the bore mnale dealer ol this country to Jams Frloker A Ilro. I believe you like the Sohmer the but- that's my favorito too, aad what I. more, Fricker A Bro. make a leader ol the Sohmer, the awutut toned and boast Hoicked Instrument on tha mar ket.” “I wouldn't bare any other,” answered the ftrl. “I noticed that that tutrumut took ffmt prim at tha World's pair." Sally wu aoon tha poasuMr of aa elegant .Sohmer, the dnpllento of that beauty In The Windsor parlor. “I’ll teB yon, yoong tody, “oonUnood Uncle Josh “Pricker and Oro. are right np to date In .rery kind of musical lutrn- 4 \ JOHH )R. SHAW’S HOUSE 0 Sale of Bargains. Overcoats. Men’s : Nearly time to quit thinking and go to buying here, don’t you think ? How do these prices im press you? The goods are Cheviots, Kerseys, Mel tons, single and double- breasted, light and dark, with or without cape. os m ns oo tie so ta Ufor.. Klfl 10 00 18 00 I - use of being cold at these price*.] Boys : (Youth’s included) nobby Top Coals. The knife slipped here. 'bbr, worth r> (» 17 00 (BOO sto r a little while 9 50 l oo • fit [That Fast price ought to set you tt Ing.J Gloves. Give me your hand—to fit Drciwcil and Undrewtcd Kid SI 95 up. Have genuine (only one* la town that genuine) Iiuck*kln gloves from II » V ■g Skin from 6o cents up. [Think of that!] Neckwear. Can’t describe this gor geousness. Come and see the new things. Let ns whisper—*5 per cent, off on all neckwear prices for a week or so. Better stock up. Hats. Put on your thinking cap before you put on yonr new hat. Can furnish yon food for reflection in these prices: Nobby crush, |1,ffit Nobby hub (5 CO Hat, S3 » for a little while Stetson's, S3 75 up-standard *tyle* and ■hapcM, of eourae. (Don't forget offer In neckwear.) Special Drive in brown drill goods 60 dozen Drawer* alway*>old at 60 cents, cut in two, a cent*. o knit Undershirt*, formerly sold at 60 cent*, Name good* for ho«*e-cleanlng *a1e, S» cent*. [Thla I* offered to retail custmers only. Merchant* and competitor* excluded from tbl* chance,] (Jolored Sacks. I have several tables loaded with suits in colors (sack coats, these) that must be cleared off. They are well made suits, high-class garments, stylish, too. Prices cut through the middle. Observe: Very hick grade Bait*, sack coat, worth Sis r 60 Almost a® good quality, worth, Sit 10 S » NOW LISTEN! k dre**y, glove-fitting, klg-clau suit, sold everywhere for SS0, for cash 110 oa [I mean this.] when a 1894 1869 25 Has done business in a community 25 years, and has bnilt up a trade, it is pretty clear proof that he has been lair and square, isn’t it? In January, 1869,1 was wedded to business in this place, and we have gone along together very pleasantly ever since, thank you. During these 25 yean I have advertised extensively. Let me call yonr attention to a fact or two iu this connection. 1. When I advertised the ‘‘Williford Shoe Stock” my store was crowded with buyers. The chances are that you were one of them, Rub up yonr memory, now, and recall what yon bought then. Wasn’t it a bargain ? Did you repent buying ? Or were you glad of it ? 2. When I advertised the ‘'Sam" Commissary, my clerks could scarcely .attend to the stream ot buyers. IIow about, what you bought then? Another bargain, wasn’t it? In other words, haven’t I always talked in print truthfully? Now I have some more truth to tell you. I have made np my mind to have a house-cleaning time of it at my store. I am going to cut prices for a while right along the cost and profit line. In a good many cases, prices are cut right through the waist I’m loaded np with goods. The fact is, I am overloaded, and I a mean to unload if low prices will do it I am to cut cut, cut cut, and I don’t care how deep either. If you don’t believe it, look around yon and see some proofs—go upstairs and look at the colored suits first Then walk around. Yours (knife in hand) JOH/1 SHAW. Fine Men’s. Watch the knife now. I have sharpened it particularly for this bit of price slicing: that Invitation, bad not Undo Jonh known what wiM economy It to to trade at Cobb A Daniel's for Sally found foods and prioea ao aeduetlre that aha par. chared an outfit from a satin slipper to. baadaome walklnf boot. Charles In* retted la a gent's floe shoe, while U.eto Jo«h ludolgwl lo a stout farm boot “No on. needing footwear can rertst tbe itylee nod prtoea of Cobb A Daniel, ns they carry a magnificent line of ladles' children's and gentlemen's abc plained Uncle Joeb. “And In th« matter of laruranoe," bn continued, “that tool Importance. Yon will want I builder’s risk on yonr house, and Ore, lightning and tornado Insurance on your farm property. Tba you can't do a mon scmlble or satisfao tory thing than to fire yonr wife a paid- up polley of life Inauraaoe. My friend, R. T. Byrd not oulytuu linen of tha eoltdret tad beet companlea, but to an expert and trustworthy underwriter, ad beyond doubt does more In the In* •uranco builneu than any other ifent la Ibis part of Qeorfln. Hie oompaalre are all reliable.” 'And now,” remarked Uaeto Josh, with n parental rtr, "w. wlU took aftor th. plumbum to mate Hum mnltoty Improvement, wbleb are absolutely aeo- eieary. Come with mo and I will Intro duce you to Sohntoder A Mahoney, Wbo are tbe people's fasorll. plumbers. You wut fas put lo your home, a hot wain belter with bath tab and otter Improre- a. Scbroedcr A Mahoney pay strict attention to fayfhnto tows aad ooatrwet their work In a eclat!fie manner, foard- Ing against all dangers of Mwer flans. This firm puts forth nrery effort to ptoaM their ou.toui.re, and I may add, succeed admirably.” "Now, Charles, tot ms fire yon an other pointer," continued Uaeto Jonh. “Do not nnderatand me that the clothe* “Well I declare!” enddenly ejMulaled Uncle Joeb. "Why didn't I tall yoo to tlatoh that bouso:i fa.nl>blof while at Wheatley A Anttoy’e store? How would yoor fcouM look without carpets, ' other ta- iny fcuudiy la Oeoffly. Shirts, collars uui cuff, are mads to look like mirrors. Una make, the nleo appearing man. Is Ibis connection tot ma atato to yoo, there It s gill edge etoam laundry in Americua, operated by W. C. Carter, a ■ptoodid young bnriaons man, and te turn, out work equal to or better tba Shirts. The line of shirts is a joy —a thing of beauty is always that, you know. The Manhattan [you’ll recollect how highly com-| petition endorsed this I shirt—wh they kadi them], and the Monarch] —the ‘‘best lines in universe." CIIASCE FOR A STECIA -AWlet-WTira Boy’s Suits. 1 have nobby suits for lit tle fellows from #2.00 np. But I haven’t time to talk about them particu larly, because I want to catch your ear with the story of the speciai, i in Jerseys ties they j IJ that: from $5! While they lam-es e I Won M .vlvlsc prompt purchase, a il“ Will move fast' an<1 and will r