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About The Barnesville gazette. (Barnesville, Ga.) 187?-189? | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1896)
Get (#) cod £ arden Seed— r\i| Kuuinq the LANDRETH'S Ddd ✓ FOR SALE QHLY BY w. A WRIQMT VALUABLE REAL ESTATF FOR SALE 4 Lots on Main Street, i Lot corner Forsyth and Main streets 12 ft Fronting Forsyth street. 7 a:res land, East Thomaston Street Barney Green house and lot East Thomaston street. 8 Lots on Ann Street, 8 Lots on MW Street. Dwelling corner Ann and East Streets. Warehouse at Milner, Georgia. 67 Acres land, —A J- Carden place. Terms—One- fourth cash, bal ance 1, 2 and 3 years. EDWARD ELDER, Beal Estate Agency BARNESVILLE, Ga. M A. CLARK, M.;i). B. J. CLARK, M. D CLARK & CLARK, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, LARNESVILLE, GEORGIA Office over J. C. Collier’s. Call slates at jilackhuru’s drug store and office. Residence Thcmaston Street. W. B. SMTH, F- D, FINEST FUNERAL CAR IN GEORGIA EXPERIENCED embalmers ODORLESS EMBALMING FLUID W B. SMITH, LEADING UNDERTAKER BARNESVILLF. GA. S N WOODWARD, Attorney A Law, BAKNESVILLE, GEORGIA. NO MORE EYh-GIJSSES MITCHEXX’S EYE-SALVE A Certain Safe and Effective Remedy for SORE, WEAK and INFLAMED ETES, Producing Liong-Sightednesa, and 1 Restorin'/ the Sight of the old. Cures Tear Drops, Granulation, Stye Tumors, Bed Eyes, Matted Eye Lashes. „ AND PRODUCING QUICK RELIEF P? AND PERMANENT CURE. Also, equally efficacious when used In other maladies, such ns Ulcers, Fever Sores, Tumors, Knit, lit 'cm, Kurus, Piles, or wherever luflaininmlon exists, MITCH KU/S SALVE May be used to advantage. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AT 25 CENTS. No Fake ih this- But plain, everyday truth. For the next 30 days I will make you one Fine Life size Portrait with every dozen Cabinet Photos you order. Come at once, as I must reserve the right to shut off the large work when I am over run with same. G.W. GRICE, Photographer, BAENESVILLE, GA. n , |s2s tosso F.V”S if ' (ientlrmni. •)■ or ’ * "Old Sellable Plater.* Onl} practical wmj to replate ru.tjr atid < - —lglaKt, ~n „ worn kiii.c., fork., .poon, rtr, [pHi jrfejf quickly doe by to taelte/. \l* I metal. Vo experience, polishing I ■'M or machinery. Thick plate at on. WW operation; lasts 5 to 10 year.; .ins " 1.1 WMb hni.b when taken from the ptater. ■ ]kmWT Erery family has pla'ing to do. -SmESSß^K^w- Plater sells readily. Prohts large. S. ~ s-Ai-L! W. r. Harrison A Oh, l.l* •*.<>• A GREAT IMPROVEMENT. Great improvement has been made in tbe Blalcek House by repainting, ■which is about completed. Its loca tion, size and shape, with its bright, cheerful color, make it one of tbe most attractive and desirable homes in Middle Georgia. The painting was done under the direction of Judge W. A. Prout, of the firm of Turner & Prcut, and is very credita ble work. Rev. A. B. Pope of Milner was in Barcesville Tuesday. Mr. W. B. Adimswas in the city Satuiday from Upsou couutv. Mr, George L. Summers made a business trip to Griffin Tuesday. Messers Charlie Cwyn and Harry Wells of Zebulon were in the city Saturday. Miss Maud Smith went to Griffin Tuesday to lemain a day or two with friends. •t • Mr. Albert S. Hardy is in Fit zger ald this week doing some special newspaper work. Hon. W. C- W hitney says he does not want to be president. He has twice refused the crown. Mr. C. A. Hunt ib at home this week having arrived in the city Sun day morning from South Georgia. ROYAL Baking Powder. Highest of all in leavening j strength.-v. S. Government Report. | Mr. J. L, Davis, a prominent youDg man of Macon, 6pent Sunday in the city a guest of Air. C. A. Hunt. Mr. A. M. Lambdin returned to Atlanta Monday morning after spending a week in the city with Lis family. Dr. M. A. Claik left Monday night for Augusta to attend the annual convention of the Georgia Medical as sociation. Miss Nellie Gray, one of Barnes viiles brighiest and sweetest girls, went to 801 l ngbroke last Saturday to visit relatives. Miss MittiePery has gone to Ma con to accept a position with the Ba zarr, one of the leading Millinery establishments of the Central City. Miss Geneva Henderson returned borne Saturday, from a very pleasant visit of some weeks to Florida, Sbe was given a warm welcome home by ber friends. Miss Ida KitchiDgs- who has been visiting ber brother, Prof. J. VY. Kitchings and friends in Alabama, returned to her home near Milner last Saturday. Messrs Henry Brittain of Atlanta and Charley Brittain of Macon, were in the city Sunday, the guests of their father and mtober, Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Brittain. Dr. M. A. Claik and Mr. M. M. Elliott own brand new bicyyles. l’hey received them a few days ago. The former gentleman has just learned tc ride but he will soon “burn the wind.” Col. Samuel B. Adams of Savan nah was in the city Sunday on a vis it to his son, Cadet Pratt Adams. He is one of the ablest lawyers in South Georgia and is a very promi nent citizen of Savannah. Mr. Walter W. Spence is now with Dr. \V. A- Wright’s drug store He is a popular young man and will do bis employers good service Dave Anderson, Walker Wright, aid Walter Spence make a strong trio. FOR TREASURER. I am a candidate for Treasurer of Pike County Ga, subject to Demo cratic primiary. 1 will appieciate any assistance given me, and will loyally abide the voice of my party. W. T. Lifsly. FURNITURE. Sewing Machines, Picture Frames, Baby Carriages, Hat and Coat Racks Barnesville Fnrniture Store, A. J. Clark, Manager, Picture Moulding, Sewing Machines & Needles, Curtain Poles, and window Shades. The Baby Tender, i invaluable to moth ! er and child. | Hat and coat racks, j latest designs, pret ; ty and cheap. Baby Carriages of I every kind very | cheap. Come to see us. Ready For Business. New Goods At Low Prices. DRESS GOODS NOTIONS CLOTHING SHOES HATS V. O MARSHBURN Manager Col. S. N. Woodward made a visit! to Thomaston Monday on legil bus- ' iuess. Rev. J. H. Clime is at home this week, spending the lime w.th his family eu Elui street. Mrs. S. P. Neely has returned home from an extended visit to rela tives aud friends in Alabama. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Smith of Griffin came to Baruesville Monday morning to remain a few days. Mrs. J. H. Connaliy is at Herndon G>, spendiug the time pleasantly with the family of her daughter. Mr.W. T. Huckaby of Hollanville, Ga, a candidate for the nomination for tax receiver, was in the city Tuesday. Mrs J. W. Banks of Jotnstonville was in the city Tuesday, attending to some shopping and visiting friends. Col. T. E. Murphey, the well koown insurance man, now of Ma c n, vivited relatives and friends here this week. The Literary club held no meet ing Tuesday evening on account of the protracted meeting. The next meeting will be announced later. Mr. W. H. Mitchell, one of Pikes, most popular young men and most successful farmers, was in Barnesville S iturday from the capital of Pike. Mr. J. B. Peurifoy of Zabulon, a candidate for treasurer of Pika coun ty, was circulating among friends in Barnesville last week If te is elec ted, he will make a good officer. Mrs. R. J. Williams spent Monday in Atlanta. She is keeping fully up with all the latest styles and novel - ties in the millinery line, and has purchased a big stock of goods. She is prepared to please her custom ers. It will be an agreeable eurprise to persons subject to bilious colic t learn that prompt relief may be had dy taking Chamberlaia’s Colic, Chol era and Diarrhoea Remedy. In many instances the attack may be prevent ed by taking this remedy as soon as the first symptoms of the disease ap pear. 25 and 50 cents bottles for sale by J. H. Blackburn Druggist. Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair. •DR; VWfy W CREAM BAKING POWBfK MOST PERFECT M nuE. A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Fre* from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD- AN ELEGANT VEHICLE. Mre. Jo'uu T. Chambers Jr, is the happy possessor of the nicest turn out ever seen in Baruefeville. It is a pony phaetoD, with rubber tires and ball bearing axles. It runs as easily smoothly and noiseless as a bieyile and rides as well as a Pullman pal ace car. Certainly the phaeton is the most elegant one ever made by Mr. Jackson G. Smith's shops and a handsomer turnout was Dfcvtr in Barnesville. With “Peanut, Mrs. Chambers little pony, to pull it bow could the owner feel any otherwise than proud of it. We congratulate Mrs, Chambers. Every Day a Bargain Day with me ! Dress goods in all the latest styles Notions including all the newest things out- Clothing to fit anybody in Men’s Boys and Children Hats for men, hoys and ehildred, in felt, wool and straw. Shoes and Slippers in every style made, and all guaranteed. Our prices and styles cannot be heat—if you buy from us once you will come again- Honest dealing and prompt attention our motto! Do not buy until you see our goods and prices. Credit extended to those who pay their dfbts Come to see us we want your trade—Y- O- Marshburn and W. J Yvilliamson will serve you Remember the above facts aud profit by them Mrs. S- M Marshburn FOR TREASURER. Mr. W. T. L'fsey announces in this issue for treasurer of Pike coun ty, subject the democratic primary. Mr. Lifsey is a good man, aud needs the office. His friends strongly urge his claims, and if he is elected he promises a faithful discharge of all duties. We bespeak for him the consideration of the democratic party. MASONIC SUPPER. The Good Samaritans, F. & A. M., had a very pleaseant meeting at their lodge rooms Friday eveniug. Degrees wore coufered on several after which an elegaut- feast was,' spread. Every Mason present had a very pleasant time. PLANT YOUR SPANISH GOOBERS Now and make two crops wo have them for sale in any quantity. A man that will not buy pure unadulterated black grain pepper at 10c per pound, should be made to stay at home and let the more wiser do ilie trading. vVe sell the Lest soda imaginable at 5c per pound, (I for 25c. We have a fresh lot of Eagle brand condensed milk—This is good for the baby. We also keep on hand Baby brand and Rustic brand condensed milk. We can sell you tea at 40c per pound, the kind you generally pay 75c for- This week we can sell you a good family flour at $3.25 per barrel—Bring us your country hams, eggs, chickens and any thing else you have, and if we don’t buy it you might as well take it back home, that’s all. We’ve just received a fresh lot of GEORGIA CANE SYRUP. If your chaps had free accp.ss to this— it’l never hurt ’em. We have more cof fee than wc ought to have, and we’ll Sell you good green coffee six pounds to the dollar as long as it lasts. This would be cheap at 20c per pound, hut we gotit cheap and will let it no the same way. Come to see the biggest line of Iron stone and crocoery ware you’ve had the pleasure of easting your eyes oer in many days. But the good part of it all its marked to sell. THE REEVES BOYS STARTS UP FRIDAY. It is pood news that the Stafford Huguley Hosiery Mill will start up Friday. They have already employ ed quite a number of bandp, but they want twcnly five more at once, and this number will be increased foon. We expect to see the mill a success under its present manage ment. WHEN TRAVELING Whether on pdeaeure bent, or busi ness, take on every trip a bottle of Syrup of Figs, as it acts most pleas antly and effectually on the kidneys, liver, and bowels, preventing fevers, headache 8 , and other forms of sick ness. For sale in 50 cent and $1 bottles by all leading druggists. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company only. Friday Will Again Be Bargain Day at Mr.\ Williamd Owing to ill health I have decided to make a change in my business, and will commence next Friday offering bargains. Everything on the Bargain Counter will be sold dirt cheap ! Come and see for yourself and you will be convinced 1 am offering Bargains. Remember every Friday will be Bargain Day with Mrs. R. J. WILLI6IMS. Mr. C. L. Brown of the South Il lustrated of Atlanta was in the city a day or two recently. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Smith went to Jflckscn, Gh, yesterday making the trip through ttie country, Mrs. F. P. Heifnerof Atlanta, ar rived in the city yesterday and is a guest of Mrs. C. W. Steed ou Green wood street. When you want anvtbing in t'.o millinery line, do not fail to see the new stock of batp, bmutts, ribbonr, flowers, shots and slippers and dre6B goods at the store of Mr. A. L. Mills. Fred A. Beasley, All kinds of Tin-Roofing, Guttering, Plumbing and Galvanized Iron Work. Tinware Made to ordc.i out ,of Textra heavy tin. We have Valley Tin 14, 20 & 28 inches from 5 cents per foot to 25 cents. Ash pans, blowers aud stove pipes from sets up. All tinware repaired on snort no tice. Try me once and you’ll come again FREDA. BEASLEY, Barnesville, Ga. UCKIS3 r;AC KET. G. B. Kouggliaa offered to give SIOO,OOO for the erection of the Battle Abbey. We liis representative*, will, with our bargains, give you a chance to save cents and dollais by buying goods from us. Our stock consists of Notions, Hosiery, Stationery, Hardware, Tinware, Crockery, Glassware, Hats, Shoes, Etc. We have just received a nice line of Ladies Sailor* and Gent’s Stiaw Hats, which we ofTer very low. Our goods are not shoddy, and we invite compai ison both as tc prices and <|uality of goods. BUTLER &DEAVOURS, Barnesville, Ca If You Own 40 Acres And A Mule You can buy from me on a credit without security. Cash goes a far ways but your credit will go as far less 7 par cent. Limited supply One Horse Wagons $30.00. ” supply Milburn 2 Horse ” best on the market, $45.00- Limitless supply "Winner Buggies," Highest Grade of all medium price Buggies $45.00. Best Harness Made in Georgia SIO.OO to SIB.OO. If vou \vant the Best Buggy Made any time between now and Jup • Ist place your order with me now, as the demand is so buavy I can’t keep them in stock, except in very limited numbers. Jackson G. Smith, Barnesville, Georgia GETTING WELL. The Griff n Morning Call of Tues* day sayß: Mr. Will Madden, of Cob cord, was in the city yesterday en route for Atlanta, where he spent the day on important business. He says his father, Hon. ,J. F. Madden, who was shot by the D Ik gang while he was trjing to rescue Sheriff Gwyn, ia getting along as well as c >uld be expected, and will soon be able to return to his business. Xv TTI JlLj -A. 3D See what one of our many customers say —Several man ufacturers made the Doctor a buggy to order but none of them stuck until he struck the Summers -Buggy Cos Quitman, Ga., March 18th, 1898 Summers Buooy Cos., Barnesville, Ga. Gents—The buggy is received and is all right. Your workmanship is com mented on by all that sec it very forcible indeed. I enclose you check for amount of bill, thanks. Yours truly, 8. M. Matthews, M.D
