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About The Barnesville gazette. (Barnesville, Ga.) 187?-189? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 2, 1894)
THE BARNESVILLE GAZETTE VOLUME 26. SUBSCRIPTION si.oo EiarLters The freezes and frosts of winter are over and Spring, al though long delayed, has come. With the coming of warm weather the people naturally begin to look around for Spring Dresses and Clothing. 1 have used every effort possible for years to prouide my trade with just what they wanted, and can assure them that this season 1 am better prepared than ev er to accommodate them. My Prices Have Always Surprised My Customers and Startled My Competitors I still adhere to my old rule of charging goods until Fall at Cash prices. I have only ONE PRICE for everything and this price applies to everybody. CLOTHING No need to go to-Atlanta or aeon for Cl othing 1 buy from the same manufacturers as the best dealers in these cities, pay cash, and get the biggest possible discount, hence 1 can show you the same styles and pledge to give lower prices. DRESS GOODS In every line of Dress Goods, in wool, linen or cotton fab rics, I have bought the very newest. My styles are right to the Delineator. I have everything ne in trimmings, silks, ribbons, laces etc. Don’t be talked into buying old styles till you see mine. WHITE GOODS AND EMBROIDERIES. This stock has been my pet every summer for years-1 have culled the choicest from the best stocks In America. I want to them to every lady in the I .and. MY SPECIALS Best Gingham 5c only 10'yds to a customer “ 4-4 Bleaching sc. only 10 “ to a customer “ 4-4 Sea Island sc. only 10 “ to a customer “ 4-4 Sheeting sc. only 10“ to a customer “ Calico 5c- any number of yards. And a thousand other bargains that no other house can offer. Rememberjfor cash or credit I want to sell you. Edgar L Rogers. Barnesville, Ga., April ioth 1894- R. C. WILDER S SONS & CO 614 to 622 Third Street. /*\ACON. GEORGIA. MANUFACTURES OF Sash, Doors. Blinds, Moulding, Turned and Scroll Work, Lumber, Rough and Dressed, Shingles, Laths, and dealers in Mixsd Paints. Lead Oils, Lime, Plaster, Cement and Builders’ Hardware. A FAIR PROPOSITION NO CURE NO PAY Upon receipt of 50 Cents in ca9h or postage stamps, I will send to any address in the United States (if not kept by your Druggist), ONE BOX OF t bis remedy is the only thing knon that will permanently cure Tetter, even if it has existed for ten, twenty or more years, Eczema, Ring Worm, Ground Itch, in one night, Cankered Scalp, Infant s Sore Head, Old Itching Sores, Scaly Patches on the Face, Chafes, Chaps, Poison frpm Ivy or Poison Oak, and any and all Itching or Animalcular Skin Diseases. It is follv to throw away your money and ruin your stomach, as many do, by using internal blood medicine to cure Tetter, Ring Worm and othe, skin diseases You“can wkh as much reason expect to cure your corns with them. Nearly all skin di"a?es are the direct results of an army of ammalcul®, a parasite which feeds on the skin Tetterine destroys these living parasites in most cases by only eecis on tne sKin. delightfully fragrant, harmless and causes no pain. If you "a'ffll?,toS-'l m W tor.*. bo* Tetterine, a„,l if, after using iC you are dissatifled with the results, I will return your money. J y QHRUPTRINE Sole Mfr., Savannah, Ga. MToST MANHOOD RESTORED. u <-> , ,sf SSKVE GR.VI>S” the wonderful remedy oM ,vifHawr : -ten guarantee tocure all nervoc, dueases suc.i as Wee j Mem “i Mr' Cri'i Power, Lost Manhood, .Nignny Emissions, Evil Dreams T^Tcr nfiSSc*. XeAoiwre... Lassitude, all drains and Urn of power rfi. Generative Organs in either sex caused by over exertion, youJiful "Vif errors.' ; • i Insanity, Put up convenient tf. carry in to s"-t t-.-mail in plain package to ar.yaddress for sl, or 6 vest poc- .. • . • 1 7 1r .. e2 marastee toetirecr wftad tia AddnL 2T2 E2A2ICO. ItrrTsrfc BEPOKE AMD AITS* CSG, Ct— /■ ClXClßai r Sale Bt J. H. BLACKBURN, Babne&ville, Ga. BARNESVILLE GA., THURSDAY AUGUST 2, 1894 A PROFITABLE INDUSTRY. R using grapes is an industry of profit. Quite a number in Barnesville have vineyardsand they are paying well. A great many grapes have already been shipped from here, and the de mand is good and prices are fair. The crop however, was shortened this year by the freeze in the spring, and there have not been enough gathered at a time so far, to ship a carload, hence they have to go by express, making the expense of ship ping greater. 1894 Good prices have been realized from all that have yet been shipped, and no doubt a nice sum will be net ted each owner of a vineyard. The grapes raised here are of a high quality aud ready sale is always found for them. Those who own vineyards here are: Messrs Murphey and Runt, Rose and Elder, Parker and Elder, T. W. Cochran, J. J. Rogers, J. M. Akin, JVV. Woodall, W. H. Chapman and B. H. Perdue. TOOK ALL THREE. The Barnesville and Forsyth teams played the last of three games of baseball on the Institute campus last Thursday afternoon. As in the two previous games, Barnesville was suc cessful. The Forsyth boys are mighty clev er, but they can’t play ball well enongh to down the Barnesville team. The game last Thursday was the best of the three played. Both teams were at their best and the game was exciting. Below is the score for each game: Ist. Barnesville 36: Forsyth 14. 2d. Barnesville 19: Forsyth 18. 3d. Barnesville 14: Forsyth 8. MEETING AT MILNER. The following news item appeared m the Macon Telegraph Sunday from Milner: “Quite an interesting series of meetings are going on now at the Milner Baptist church. The Rev. J. E. Powell is assisted by Rev. T. M. Callaway of Forsyth, Ga., who is much loved and admired by the peo ple for his great ability as a minister and bis many Christian graces. The meeting is a great success. Already several have been added to the church and others are expected. Indeed, the peoplo of this town and commu nity have much to be thankful for.” NOTICE. I will be at my gallery in Forsyth every Monday, and at my gallery here all the rest of the time. G. W. Grice. Baruesvill", Gr. THE STORES WILL NOT CLOSE A petition was circulated last week requesting the merchants to close their stores at G o’clock in the after noon, duriDg the month of August. A good many of the merchants signed it, but others would not, and as it is unfair for part to close and others to keep open, the matter was dropped. The stores will continue to remain open until 7 o’clock, the usual hour for closing. THE FATS AND LEANS. The Fat and Lean nine’s played a fame of baseball on the Institute campus last Friday afternoon. The game was quite an interesting one and was enjoyed by both players and spectators. The Fats were successful howev er as the game closed with a score 34 to 27 in their favor. Another game between these two nines will be played soon. It is expected that a good crowd will witness the game. FOR KENT. A second hand piano and organ for rent at §2 and $1.50 per month respectively. Reuter must keep them in good order as they are now. For further information apply at the office of The Gazette. Barnesville, Ga. RAINS PLENTIFUL. For a few weeks past rains have been quite plentiful. The crops are not suffering for the want of rain now, but art the contrary, if it con tinues to hill they may be damaged. It is to be hoped however, that the season will be favorable the re mainder of the time. HEBE ’TIS PLEASANT. There is not a pleasanter place anywhere to spend the summer more geutly and peaceably than Barnes ville. While it is by no means a gay place, ytt it is far from being dull. The people here are social, and always strive to make it pleasrnt for visitors. Our climate is superb. Sometimes it is very hot of course, but general ly speaking it is cool and pleasant. An excellent hotel provides for many without boing too crowded, while numerous private boarding houses can accommodate many more. Good water pure, clear and cool, is an advantage that is prized highly. Splendid churches and Sunday Schools, and many other thing*, with frequent social pleasures makes the time pass off pleasantly and quickly. Already there are several visititors here, who are enjoying their visit greatly. Others are expected to come soon. UNION MEETING. A UDion meeting of the 2J. Dis trict of the Towaliga Association of Primitive Baptists was held at Gog ginsville Friday, Saturday and Sun day. The meeting was largely attended I and a good time was had by those who were present. The leading ministers of this as sociation were present and aided in making the meeting a success. The good people of Gogginsville entertained those who attended the meeting in a hospitable manner. Quite a number from Barnesville were present. SHIPPING MELONS. Several cars of melons have been shipped from Barnesville this week. They are very fiue and no better watermelon goes on the market than those that are sbippe 1 from here. Messrs L. E. Veal, V. O. Marsh burn, Robt. Mitchel, R. C. Mat thews and others have shipped sever al carloads. m AT ANTIOCH AND MIDWAY. The revival at Antioch, conducted by the pastor, Rev. C. W. Oliver, closed last Sunday with seventeen accessions to the church. The church was greatly revived and much good was accomplished. A protracted meeting was also commenced at Midway laßt Sunday and will continue for several days. Rev. C. W. Oliver is assisteJ by Rev. Elijah Crawford of Alabama iu this revival. A BEAUTIFUL DRIVE. When the work of digging down the two hills on each side of the Methodist church i completed, Thomaston street will be a beauty. After these hills are graded down, the street will be nearly level from one end to the other, thus making a a beautiful diive. .* SOMETHING UNUSUAL, an a medicine, is Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. And, because of that, there’s something unusual in the way of selling it. Where every otljer medicine of its kind only promises, this is guaranteed. If it ever fails to benefit or cure, you have your money back. It’s the only guaranteed remedy for every disease caused by a disor dered liver or impure blood. Dys pepsia, Biliousness, the most stub born Skin, Scalp and Scrofulous affections, even Consumption (or Lung-scrofula) in its earliest stages, all are cured by it. It purifies and enriches the blood, rouses every organ into healthful action, and restores strength and vigor. In building up both flesh and strength of pale, puny, Scrofu lous children, or to invigorate and brace up the system after “ Grippe,” pneumonia, fevers, and other pros trating acute diseases, nothing can equal the “ Discovery.” You pay only for the good you get. Blackburn's Drug Store, NEXT DOOR TO POST-OFFICE, Constantly On Hand— A complete line of Drugs and Medicines, Toilet Articles, Brush es and Combs, Handkerchief Extracts and Perfumeries, sta tionery, Garden Seed. etc. Headquarters for Ice Cold Soda Water. * Afnttn- / PURITY. (PRESCRIPTION WORK My * quality.! A specialty HaTWhen not at store Mr. G. M. Rockwell can be fouud at the Blalc c k House, aud myself at residence on Forsyth street. Ready and anxious to serve ycu day or night. John H Blackburn Hehom - & - 2?©© MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN Marble And Granite Monuments. Tablets, Head Stones, Iron Fencing, Lawn FURNITURE, ETC. El T CLASS WORK. Satisfaction Guaranteed Cull upon, or send us word, REHORN & POE, BARNESVILLE, GA- 25 PER CENT SAVED. We Have A\aJe Sweeping Reductions in Prices ON SUMMER SHOES FOR THE MONTH OF JULY. 1894 I TO OUT-OF-TOWN CUSTOMERS! It will pay you to order from us. Wo have kvehv kind of Shoo made, and guar toe thorn. Bond us a trial order. Foot Coverers To All Mankind 27 WHITEHALL ST., ATLANTA, GA 0. P. ft B. E. WILLINGHAM MANUFACTURERS OF DEALERS IN Sash, Pool’s, Blinds, Moulding. Mantles, Paints, Oil, Lime, Cement, Reeded, Turned and Scroll Work and builders’ hardware, MACON GEORGIA. Write us for prices before you buy. Estimates cheerfully given. .. % . * ’>r SparatiiiK Cleaning A* / /11 tf ly A .. |H ‘ IvWaHISI ‘/Z/±£M w^^*' '* ii - - j ■- >■. NUMBERSI
