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About The Barnesville gazette. (Barnesville, Ga.) 187?-189? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1894)
** All Summer Goods At And Below Cost ■ „7 % g 0 to L make room for winter goods that will soon be here. It will pay you to buy and pack away at the prices lam ot tering. 1 nave agreat many lovely things left that seemed high at the beginning of the season that you will know we lose money on tPZI are priced to you now. Do not let this opportunity pass to supply yourself with white goods, Laces, Embroidery, Gloves, Beits, mDDons, Fans. etc. I have a beautiful lot of Printed Goods left that are new and handsome, bought late at jobbers cut prices, and now 1 am.cutting still lower. Table Linens, Doilies, Towels, 10-4 Sheeting, White Quilts are being, slashed. Come and get some or the benefits before it is too late. Oxford Ties. Southern Ties, in fact all summer shoes are disappearing every day. Think of a good slipper at fifty cents, nice enough for a queen to wear. Summer Coats from 50c- up; Straw Hats at your own price:, just so you take them out of the way. A good palmetto fan given with every bill from one dollar up. You cant tell SHMat we aresHSflithg unless you come and see, and unless you come soon the show will be over, aswhenwe begin to receive summer-stuff will have to take a back seat. ”' J " mLJotburn. Landreth’s NEW CROP CTXIRNIP SEEDN — AT — WRIGHT’S DRUG STORE. J, H. BLACKBURN THE DRUGGIST Has exclusive sale of these celebrated Glasses in Barnesville, Ga., from the fac tory of KELLAM & MOORE The only complete optical plant in the South. ATLANTA, GA. Peddlers are not supplied with these famous Glasses Insurance. Brokerage. Real Estate. LOR RENT— House and lot on For syth street. FOR RENT—IO Acres land this side of pumping station. WANTED, to buy for customer, shares Southern Mutu2o Loan Association stock.al WANTED, to borrow on gilt-edg security’ at 10 per cente SI,OOO. FOR SALE, for customer, 10 shares Barnesville Savings Bank stock. Edward Elder, Barnesville, Ga. WE ARE TEE BELY Buggy Factory in the State that build BEE GRADE BF WORK BELY, strictly first-class. We have the largest stock of HARNESS than any house in Barnesvi lie, and the Cheapest. SUMMERS’ BUGGY COMPAN Y. FARM AND HOUSE FOR SALE Nice bouse and lot on Brown ave nue; also nice farm of 64 acres o j same street, balf mile from said house. H. Pebce. Hon. J. F. Redding visited Grif fin Monday. Judge T. J. Barrett of Meansville was in the city Monday. Mrs. R. L. Bush has returned from a visit to Monroe county. mf- BLACK-DRAUGHT tea cure. ConatipaUon, Mr. T. W. Fulton of Savannah spent several days here recently with friends. Mr. W. H. Parker of Strouds was in the city a day or two last week. Dr. W. A. Wright has had a neat sign placeu in front of his store door. Mr. H. D. Adams one of Macon’s leading merchants, was in the city this week. Mr. Robert Mitchell, one of our clever liverymen, Monday in the Gate City. Miss Lottie Bush of Milner is the guest of Mrs. R. L. Bush on Brown avenue. Mrs. C. N. Eldridge went up to Atlanta Tuesday morning to spend sometime with relatives. Mrs. E. A. Pound left Friday morning lor Gainesville, where she goes to spend several weeks. ■ cELREE’S WINE Of CARDUI tor We*. Nenrei. Miss Trent Haygood has returned home to Milner after a pleasant visit to Mr. A. J. Wellmaker’s family. Miss Clyde Ellis left Monday morning for Marietta where she goes to visit friends for a week or two. Mrs. T. W. Cochran and ch ildren went up to McDonough Saturday afternoon to spend sometime with relatives. Mr. M. H. Connelly of Jackson ville, Fla., spent Sunday in ttie city with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Cocually. * Mr. W. W. Spence of Newnan was in (be c>ty Sunday. He visited the family of his mother, Mrs. E. S. Spsnce. Misses Hattie and Mamie Buttrell, two of Jackson’s social favorites are visiting in the city, the guests of Miss Cliflord Burr. Mrs. C D. Matthews has returned borne after a pleasant visit to the family of her father, Mr. H. H. S watts. MtElree't WINE OF CaffPUj for female disease*. Miss Ida McLendon of Concord spent several days here recently the guest of Mr. H. McLendon's family. Sbe is the efficient post-mistress at Concord. Little Miss Lucile Uickburn is at home again from a ?isit to Thomson. Miss Anme Pound has returned from a pleasant visit to Jackson rela tives. Mrs. J. G. Harris and little daughter have returned from a pleas ant visit to rtlatives at Tiftou. Mrs. EmmaGuttenberger came up from Mcon Fri lay to spend some time with friends uud relatives. Mrs. Ben Stewart of M neon is in the city visitiDg Dr. and Mrs W. R Tyler. She will spend sometime here. Try BLACK-DRAUGHT tea for Dyspepsia. Messrs Manry Hun‘, Manry Ste phens and Manry Holmes, City, were registered at the Matthews hotel Monday. Mrs. R. L. Svattß returned Mon day from a pleasant visit to her mother, Mrs. A. D. Hammond in Forsyth. Mrs. W. C. Anderson, Misses Blanche and Etta Shehee and Miss Emory Connally spent Tuesday at Lifsey’s Springs. Mrs. Arthur Jones and children have returned home to Macon after a pleasant visit to Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hightower near the city. Mr. Joseph Parish of Atlanta has been in the city a week or more. He represents an insurance company and is here in its inteiest. Straw rides, parties and entertain ments of various kinds are occupying the minds of the young people. They always get in for their share of the pleasure. Mr. C- C. Hightower, one of the very best men that ever lived in Monroe county and now its efficient tax receiver, was in the city Monday and Tuesday. Miss Fannie Chapman who has been visiting relatives at Brent for sometime, returned to the city last week aud is the guest of Dr. J. H. Connally’s family. Mrs. Loula K. Rogers has return ed home from a pleasant visit to her daughter, Mrs. H. Al. Franklin at Tenuille. She spent a month or more in south Georgia. BfeSr-WINE OF CARDUi. a 1 omc for Womio, Miss Florrie Jones of Decatur ar rived in the city Friday aad is the gue&t of Miss Gertrude Connally. She is a very pleasant young lady and has many friends here. Barnesville is about to get two more knitting mills, before the building for the one recently estab lished is completed. Three knitting mills in one year is doing very well. Prof. J. M. Pound and Mr. C. T. Tyler have returned from a trip to Upson, Merri wether and Harris counties. Asa result of their trip several new pupils will be enrolled at Gordon Institute this fall. Miss Susie Shaw of Madison, a very popular young lady, passed through the city Tuesday tn -route to Thomaston. She has visited here several times and is well known to many of our jcung people. Dr. T. R. Kendall of Atlauta arri ved in the city Monday morning and is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Loula K. Rogers. He is well and familiar ly known in Barnesviile and his visits here are always pleasant to both himself and friends. Mrs. R. J. Williams spent a day or two recently at McDonough with rel atives. Miss Arlie Murpbey went up to Griffin Saturday to a week with friends Mrp. Maud Redding went down to Macon Monday morniug to spend a few days with rtlatives. Mrs. M. T. Grace and children have returned home after a pleasant visit to Mrs. A. J. Blalock. Prof. W. A. Mitchell, Principal Jeff Dav : s Institute at Zebulon was circulating among friends here Mon day. Mrs. Leila Pate of Atlanta arrived in the city Monday morning to spend awhils with the family of Capt. E. J. Murpbey. Miss Lily Milner went up to At lanta Monday morning to spend a week or two with relatires, She an ticipates a pleasant visit. Pi of. A. B. Sanders was in the city this week with friends. He was en route to Elko where he takeH the pnncipalsbip of the school. His friends wish him well. Mrs. S. K. Cook and Frank re turned Saturday morning from a pleasant visit to relaiives in K iton ton and Atlanta. They spent about a month at these places. Col. R. L. Merritt returned Satur day morning from nis father’s home in Monroe county, where he has been recuperating for Beveral weeks. He was much benefitted by the visit. Mr. F. Marvin Stephens, the clever and popular book-keeper of Mr. J. C. Collier, is off on a vacition. He left Tuesday night for Indian Springs where he will remain for several days. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Murpbey is sued invitations this week to a party at their home, Wednesday evening Aug 15, complimentary to Miss Ma rianne Hunt. The event was a pleas ant one. Mr. Tom Kendall Jr., with his younger brother aud sister, Master Bishop and Miss Rutn Kendall, have been spending a week with the fami ly of their aunt, Mrs. L. K. Rogers. They have had a pleasant time. Dr. A. J. Battle returned to Rome Friday morning after spending sever al days in the city. He met many of our people while here, who liked him very much. He was here in the interest of Shorter Female College. It is only a short time before the full term of Gordon Institute will open. If you expect to take board ers this fall, you have only a few weeks to prepare for them. Gordon Institute will open up with a larger number of stuJents than ever before. Mr. B. W. Elder has returned to New Orleans. He will return in a week or so and the remainder of his mill machinery will then be brought here. That which was brought here some weeks ago. is stored in Mur phey Hunt’s wareboue. Mr. Elder Las several chil Iren that be will place in Gordon Institute this fall. The fall term of Gordon Insti tute opens on Monday, .September 3rd, and the indications are that it will be the lirgest opening ever known to the school. The present prospects are gratifying indeed. At lanta, Macon, Columbus, Americus, Savannah and other cities will send several pupils each. ON ACCOUNT Of the great and unmitigated success of the Barnesville Water Works I have for sale at a great sacrifice One Aermotor, (Best wind-mill made.) One Pump complete for same. One 1200 gallon tank, zinc- lined, One Chain and bucket pump for SIO.OO. Three Buckeye Force Pumps, best pumps in use. J'acksoxi C. Smith. Mr. G. W. Bjrnett and family of Delray spent several days recently with Mr. J. It. Frankin’s family. Mr. John McKouzie of Thomaston was with Air. J. R. Franklin’s fum. ily last week. Mr.*. G. M. Rockwell returned Tuesday afternoon from a pleasant visit of two months to Thomson. Miss Carrie Houser returned to her home at Perry Tuesday after noon. Sue has been visiting Miss Mamie Myers. Miss Ida Head of Atlanta arrived in the city M mday morning to visit friends. She has visited here before and her friends are quite numerous. Mr. J. H. Blackburn’s soda fount dispenses Coca Col, the best and most popular drink before the pub lic. Call for it when you are feeling dull or whea you have the headache. “Orange Blossom” is safe and barm-less as a Flax Heed Poultice. Any lady can use it herself. Sol Iby J. 11. Blackburn. Dr. A. W. Peurifoy and bis niece, Miss Hattie Boone, of Hawkmsville areat theMattbewshotel, the guests, of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hodges. They arrived in the city Tuesday after noon. Mr. Will H- Rogers leaves to-day for Atlaata where he goes to com plete a coutso at the Smtberu Shorthand and Business College. His, friends regret to be separated from him that long as he is a jovial fellow. Misses Eunice Johnston and Lila Price of Macon, Miss Rosalie Dew berry of Barnesville, Misses Roselyu and Evelyn Reid of Grjffin are visit ing the delightful country home of Capt. C. C. Hightower near Barnes ville, and no doubt they are having an eLgant time. Dr. Bishop has given several shows with his snakes, in the last week. He always has a good crowd who look with astonishment at his hand ling the snakes. He does it .rith the ease and indifference of one playing with so many sticks. Work on the kuittiDg mill is mov ing on, though rather slowly. Some delay m getting lumber has hindered its rapid completion. Contractor Morris is doing all he can to push things ahead and be expects to be able to turn the factory over to the mill owners in a short while. “Orange Blossom” the common sense Female R moody, draws out pain aud sorenesH. For sale by J. H. Blackburn. REGISTRATION NOTICE. By order of council, the books of registration will b*< open Wednes day, Thurs Jay, and Friday, August 22nd, 2!srd uud 21th, for the purpose of registering the voters of the town for the municipal election on Tues day, August 2Stb, 1801. J. M. Cocuuan, John T. Hunt, Clerk & Ileus. . Mayor* TO CLEANSE THE SYSTEM Effectually yet genii.), when costive or bilious, or when the blood is im pure or sluggish, to permanently cure habitual constipation, to awak en the kidneys aud liver to a healthy activity, without irritating or weak ening them, to dispel headache,colds or feveis use Syrup of Figs. JUST REJEIVED One car 1000 bushels Texas Rust Proof O its, 50 to 55 cts per. bushel. One car 000 bushels of corn. One car Good L ick Hour. One car Obalisk flour. Oue cor lod ljj lb. bagging. One car 1 >ad 2j lb. bagging. Two car loa ti acaudard ties. Don’t buy anything until you get our prices. J. W. {Stafford <Sc Sons. w, b. sitoiTH.r. D. FINKST FUNERAL CAR IN GEORGIA EXPERIENCED K.MBALMERS „ _ _ ODORLESS EMBALMING FLUID W. B. SMITH, LEADING UNDERTAKER, BARNES VILHf GA,
