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THE HENRY COUNTY WEEKLY, VOL. XIV. pOYAI, iipj c POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength ami wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot lie sold in competition with the mul titude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. -Vjk ’’ ’ , WROFISSSiOXAL VAIiDS. J|K. «. P. CAMPBELL DENTIST, McDoNoiT.il, Ga. Any one desiring work done can he ae tximniodatcd Cither liv calling on me in per son or addressing me through the mails. Terms cash, unless special arrangements are otherwise made. Guo W. Buy an j W.T. Dioken. IIKVAA A DICKIE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, McDoNOI OH, Ga. Will practice in the counties composing the Flint Judicial Circuit, the Supreme Court of Georgia and the United States District Court. apr27-lv j tS. 11. TIIKHUK, attorney at law, McDonough, Ga. Will practice in the counties composing the Flint Circuit, the Supreme Court of Georgia, and the United States District Court. marltj-ly T 1 .1. ItKAWA A, ATTORNEY AT LAW. McDonough, Ga. Will practice in all the Courts of Georgia Special attention given to commercial and other collections. Will attend all the Courts at Hampton regularly. Office upstairs over The Weekly office. J F. HAM., ATTORNEY AT LAW, McDonough, Ga. Will practice in the counties composing the Fliut Judicial Circuit, and the Supreme and District Courts of Georgia, Prompt attention given to collections. octs-’79 A. lIItOWA, ‘ ATTORNEY AT LAW, McDonoi mi, Ga. Will practice in all the counties compos ing the Flint Circuit, the Supreme Court of Georgia and the United States District Court. jnnl-ly a. i*i:i:i*ia:s, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Hampton, Ga, Will practice in all the counties composing •the Flint Judicial Circuit, t he Supreme Court •of Georgia and the District Court ot the United States. Special and prompt atten tion given to Collections, Oct 8, 1888 Jno. D. Stkavakt. | R.T. Daniki. STKWART A ItAAIKI., ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Gkikkin, Ga. K. J. ARAOI.I). Hampton. Ga. I hereby tender my professional service to the people of Hampton and surrounding country. Will attend all calls night and day. LA If CA11I). 1 have opened a law office in Atlanta, but will continue mv practice in Henry county, attending all Courts regular'v, as heretofore. Correspondence solicited. Will be in Mc- Donough on all public days. Office —Room 26, Cate City Bank Build ing, Alabama street, Atlanta, Ga. JOHX L TYE. January Ist, 1^8.). ALL Notes and accounts of D. KNOTT A CO., must be settled now. Please call on me at tte old stand and find out vour in ebted l.ess. We need the money and know that von cannot censure ns for giving this, our last warning M. C. LOW E, l'u\ Xolice-Necoutl ICouikl. Hampton, Monday Oct. 28 Sixth, Tuesday “ Slockbtidge, Wednesday " 30 Shake Rag, Thursday “ 31 Brushy Knobb, Friday Nov. 1 Loves'. Saturday “ 2 Tussahaw, Monday “ J McDonough. Tuesday “ •”> McMullen’s, Wednesday '* 6 Bersheba, Thursday . “7 Sandy Ridge, Friday " 8 T.ocust Grove, Saturday “ !* I.owes’, Mondav k ‘ 11 ‘ SOLOMON KING, T. 0. GRIFFIN FOUNDRY AND Machine Works. V\fe anm me ' to the I’ul l'c that we are W prepared to manufacture Engine Boil ers ; will take orders lor all kinds of Boil ers. We are prepared to do all kinds ol repairing on Engines, Boilers avid Maehin erv, generally. Wc kec(> in stock Brass fitciuga «f all' kinds ; also Inspirators, In jectors, Safety Valves, Steam Guages, Pipe and Pipe Fittings and Iron and Brass Castings of evert Description. ©SHOW* A WAIifOTT, This is what you ought to have, in fact, you must have it, to fully enjoy life- Thousands aie searching for it daily, and mourning because they find it not. Thousands upon thousands of dollars are spent annually by our peo ple in the hope that they may attain this boon. And yet it may be had by all. We guarantee that Electric Hit ters, if used according to directions and the use persisted in, will bruigyou Good Digestion and oust the demon Dyspepsia and iustall instead Eupepsy. We recommend Electric Ritters for Dyspepsia and all diseases of Liver, Stomach and Kidneys. Sold at 50c. and |I.OO per bottle by all Druggist. Pay For Von- Paper. Friends, we have bought the interest of Mr. Paul Turner in the Yi'eeki.y. There is the rise of $1,500 on our books, Cue and unpaid, for subserip tioHsPfcnt b! which we bfipe to get the money to- pay him. Kindly come for ward and settle. It will help us »ud make you feel good. C. M. Sun it. Mks. E. Slattery, of Delhi, La., says her son, 1 1 years of age, had a dreadful time w ith ulcers, sores and blotches which followed chicken pox. After using many remedies without benefit, she gave him Swift’s Specific, which cured him TO OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS. Our store will be closed on Christmas day. Our Mr. Stewart goes west for Mules during the Holidays, and by January ist, we will he pre pared to furnish tine, young Mules, good New Orleans Syrup, Flour, Tobacco and meat, and such other things as our Friends and Customers may need on time. We have bought a car load of New Or leans Syrup direct from the plantations, and two cars ol flour, one car Red Rust Proof Oats, one car of Bran and one car of Meat directly from headquarters. All who wish to buy goods, real cheap, next year had best see us before they make their arrangements. Your Friends, Thos. D. Stewart & Co. DO NOT DELAY. Those who owe us any money should remember that we cannot do business without it. We need what you owe us, and must have it, so please come forward and settle at at once. 11. J. Copeland & Co. Dec. 9. 1. m. If you feel “out of sorts,” cross and peevish—take Dr. .1. 11. McLean’s Sarsaparilla; cheerfulness will return and life will acquire new zest. M 11001. NOTICF. Byurtneof an order from the State School Commission' r. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 3rd, and 4th, of January a *e appointed for tin* examination of appli cants for T( achers License. t his is the c l’ore to notify all who are interested to he and appear on those dat . No one will be rMowed to teach in the Publi Schools c.x - cept those who are licenced under tlm pres ent law. By order of the Board of Education. J . C. Daniel. School Coin. InTw hOMI MWIN6 MACHINE ASs fiijS.. “%'ff.Sg^asSfc SUOUIS.Mn FOR 5 ALE BY| H. J. COPELAND & CO., McDonough. "*1 JBA voice - pi 20 a ti|iinttt : i i> smu" t>> « .?■“' TI. ri itftM * ■**» -n d often ‘‘iO * . nt whs takes held efth * .•■ i>4 . - - , - Shall we start VOI ill this husiiiens, r-*der? Write to us and ’-.irn *’! t f ' > ■.‘■•■if. We mitirtiuf ouux: we will emit >-•••*« it • i. • *ieUy until another (ret* ahead of Too in «■ - j-sr ' ' If v>u take hold jrou will be t !.:«• to > D f kZvHtl— On iMMatol a 4in : tci r ■*■ I •;.*».*;<>•> ten tlollar Pliotovriopli Allium* People fur each. It i.- •! n. Hg < »■ t ■*gk • lush. Charmiujrl}' decorated inside*. H .nd*i ;■ » *t n itujin* n i im world. I.artf-st Xiir. Greatest ha team* - r ;.»•/'* n. A»r wanted. Liberal tonne. Hip uwuey for a*- Any one yen become a suct-eeaful ape tit bells if*-if on -t.M— file or uo talking necessary. Wh«-reeer *howi-. ev. .•• ue wants to pur chaie. Agents take tltou»aads of orders rapidity i *»er before known. Great profit* await every *. i**r. Agents are fortune* LaCn s tnuke e - tt.t .1 *- n.-i V- 1-r, CMUfiuu arell as any one. fru!: infor-.i.ar o f> tT..« free, to th. »e wLu syrittt for aarne, witi; particulars a: t*r f-»r .r Family Bibles, b.~ki and Periodicals. After you kn w all, •bouidyou ti n ludc to a j further, why no i«mi is done. Address fc. C- ALL: i £ CO- AL'Gl'tfTA, MAINS. Jk you are suffering with weak 01 inflamed you can he cured by us >ng Dr. .1 it. McLean’s Strengthening Eye Silve. McDonough, ga.. Friday. December. 20 issd. Administrator’s Sale. liv virtue of an Order from the court of Oidmarv ot Clayton cimnlv, Georgia, .\ ill Ik -old mi tin- first Tuesday in January ] -'MI, at the Court house door in McDoiv ougli, flenry county, Ga., between the legal hours ol sale, two hundred two and a half fu'l.'q. acres of laud, and being land lot number sixteen Hi) in the Sixth (bill) dis trict of Henry county; and one hundred and 1 fitly ; I.»()) acres of lot number one (!) in j the twelfth (I2tl; district ot Henry count . less two I’d) acres previously deeded to N. A (.lass, am 1 fifteen (15) acres previously j deeded to the K, I.\. AG. It. R. This one i hundred and fifty (1511) less the deductions j above stated, bounded north liv Jonesboro and Covington public road, on the south by lot number sixteen (IT) in the Sixth (tilli • district, on the cast by lands ot* I. M. Mor ris end 1!. F. Harlow, on the West bv lands (d N . A. Glass. This land lias a good frani- ; ed house on it w ith the necessary out lious- 1 es. The land lies well and is.elear of rocks, j I,ot riumber sixteen (lfi) has forty (4C; ■ acres of good bottom land. Henry Glass, colored, is living on tHe above place, and will show it to those who » ish to see it. Al so the east half yf lot number thirty-three (39) in the seventh (7th) district of Hcnrv county, containing one hundred one und one fourth (101 q) acres. Also all of lot num ber thirty-four (34) in the Seventh (7th) district of Henry county, containing two hundred two and a half (ittkHjj) acres, ex cept l weuty-two and a half (99 1 -9j acres in the south east‘corner of said iot, said twen ty-two and a half ['7*l 1 -‘7] acres being trian gular in shape. Bounded cast ami south by original lilies of said lot: and west by a straight line, running from north east cor ner of said lot to south line, south east, so as to cut off twenty-two and a half [97 1-9] acres. The above is better known as the Johnathan Owens old plantation. Good improvements and one of the best farms in Georgia. This place is five miles north of McDonough, Ga. on the Atlanta road. 1. B. Pritchett is farming on it, and will show it to those wishing to sec it. Terms of sale one fourth cash, balance in one, two and three years. Interest on deferred payments at 8 l !, ( cent. Bond for titles given, or all cash at option of purchaser. Sold as thu property of John S. Crockett’s estate tor payment ol debts and distribution among heirs at law. JOHN 1.. IYK Administrator of JOHN S. CROCKETT’S estate. Sheriff’s Sales for Janu ary. A ill lie sold Indore itie court house door, in the town ol McDonough, Henry countv, (Li., on the lirsl Tuesday in January, 1890, Between the legal hours of sale the follow ing described property, to wit: East half of lot <*l land number one hundred and eighty ISO), whole of lot number two hun dred ami tour (*204), four acres in the south west corner of lot number one hundred and • ighty-one (181), containing three hundred and seven (.407) acres ot land in the eighth Sth) district of Henry county, (4a. Also, .ill oi lot number two hundred and eight *208) except fifteen (15) acres in the north east corner; all ot lot (lumber two hundred and nine U 209) except sixty acres (00) in the •south east corner, containing three hundred and thirtv (440) uercs in (he scventli(7th)D. of Henry county, tin. Ail obsaid lands lev ied on as the property oi Odolphus la. Welch to satisfy a 0. fa. issued from Henry Supe rior court against the said O. L. Welch in i;ivor ot'l lie (ieorgia Loan and Trust Co. 1 enaut in possession legally notified. Nov. :27 N. A . GLASS Sheriff*. Also at the sajnetinic and place the fol lowing described property property, to wit : Two [*2] acres of land in the north west cor ner ot lot of land number two hundred and twenty four [52:24] in the second district of Henry county, and on which is situated the small dwelling house and the gin house ol the defendant ; and aid land bounded as follows, to wit : on the north by lands of J. W . McKibbcn, on the west by public road, known as the Macon road, south by lands of •1. It. Williams and east by lands now or formerly owned by G. W. Phillips, Said property levied on as the property of the d**- Icndant,.). J. Sandifer. Tenant in posses- 1 sion legallv notified in writing. This Nov. 30 1889. Uhdinauy's Office, Hkxry county, op. | 'I lie Poor Farm wiU oe ready to receive Paupers, who are entitled under tlie law, to he supported by county aid. On the 1 st, day of January 1 Bs>(>. And all persons ft re hereby notified, that any person to re e« iveany benefit from the Pauper Fund of Henry county must go to the said farm and remain there, undei such regulations, mid rules, as provided by law, else they will re ceive no aid from the Pauper Fund of said county. Wm. N. NELSON, Ordinary Henry county, Ga. j \itdina it y*m Office. Henry county, Ga , * Staled bids for the hire of misdemeanor eon vie'.* from this county, foiv ilie year I 89». will l»e received at this office until the I-/th ,da v ./f vbi’-u nv, HflO; con t: etf>r i.'il be i (piired. It) entei into eon : ’.-leis. ind give bond and s<ci;itv ag ihe • a ui 4 eets. W m $. N ELSON, i O.dii hiv lb i r county, Ga. Also at the same tim • and place tin* fo !o vi.,g described lands, to wit : Firv [Ml] acres of land in the west corner of lot not known, bat known as the home lot of the :Gte -Iti■ I: w .Johnson, in the Stmkbiidge d:st»i( tof H* nri county. Boundi O on the ea-t i>v binds ol Dr C. D. McDonald on thP s-.#nt!» by binds of j'. M. Meriis, 0:i tin* Wef*t by binds oi .Joe C nkle, on I|k> north by the : <is or th' estate of Math *w Johnson. - ! ; d ; b-viidon us i i.c ,;io» •• iv of Math ■ v Johnson, deceased, to satisfy a ti ta. issued from t lie* county court of said c nnty in favor of Charles R. Walk er, guardian of Charles Walker against said Mathew John on. Tenant in possession le gally notified. N. A. GLASS, Sheriff. Dec. 4. I SSf#. DALLAS.TEX. Public Sale. U nl be sold before the court house door, in M< Doin ’ gh, to the highest birder, on Tuesday tie *i4th day of December I BHD, unles- sold at private sale before that date, ; ii* six horse !i. p. Eclipse engine, and one iiaine biiilding, and all the shafting and : lelting in said house; one moulding ma— i hine, one turning lathe, ripsaw, boring ma chine, moi Sising machine, jig saw, upright mould, r and all the belt and etc. belonging Jo the above machinery. All contained in fie si.*;;) Hearth** E J V.&G* R. R near McDonough, known as the Tingle shop. Parties d‘.-Hring can examine any of the abovr o’o./ ity by calling on the undersigfl ed. This Nov. 28,1889. HENRY MEYER. FOR KENT. The ('alter place, five miles east of Mc- Donough, one mile from Ohu A two or three mule farm can be run on the place. Apply to A. C* Sloan. McDonough, Ga Administrator’s qale. 4 1 EOIUJI A, HENRY COUNTY.—Agree \ l ble to an order of the court of Ordinary, ot Hcnrv county, will be sold before the court house door of saiil count**, on the first Tuesday in January, lS9ti. W ithin the le gal hours of sale, the following property, to wit : One tract of land lying in the 7th District of said county and knuwu in the plan of said District as lot No, contain ing 75 acres more or less. Fifty rod) acres more or less lying in north west comer of said lot ; twenty-five acres more or less lying in the south east corner, and one fourth of an acre, more or less, connecting ihe two sections. All o£ the above lands sold as the property of William Copeland deceased, for benefit ot creditors and for distribution. To.ms cash. G. G. WEEMS, Admr. Dec. 3. Libel for Divorce. S. K. L. Clark j Libel for divorce in Hen, r. -i v Supeoior Uouvt ; Oqfj K. A. Clark. \ Term, 188!). It being made to appear to th*court sat K. A. Clack is not a resident, of th. <jStiilY ojj Georgia, it ta ordciwd I hat srf#!oe ! foregoing petition be made liv publication | in Thje Hkxky County Weekly once n month j for four months, said Hkniiv County Wkkk ! i.y being a public gazette published in s«id | county and stale. JAMES S. BOYNTON, Judge 8. C. F. C 1 hereby certify that the above and lore going is a true extract from the minutes of Hcnrv Superior court as appears of record. Dee. (th, 1889. J, H. DICKSON, 4 mos. Clerk S.C. H.C. Executor’s Sale. Agreeable to an order of the court of Or dinary of Henry county, will be sold at auc tion, at the court house door of said county on the first Tuesday in January 1890, within the legal hours of sale? the following groper tv to wit: one hundred and twelve (Ll*2) acres of land known as the home place whereon Heury C. Lewis resided at time of j his death. Bounded on the uorth by lands of Thomas Craigg and M. B. (Lodgers, on the east by lands of L. H. Thompson, on the south by lands belonging to the estate of said deceased, known as the Graham place. Also forty-seven and one-half (47*,4) acres of land, known as the Graham place. Boun ded on the north by the home place of the deceased, on the east and south by lands of D. W. Mayo, and west by lands of .Milton Mays. All of said lands lying and being in Henry county, Georgia, making in the ag gregate one hundred fifty-nine and one-hall (159bj) acres, more or less. Sold as the property of Henry 0. Lewis, late of said county, deceased. Terms cash. Wm. 1\ NORMAN, Nov. :24th, 1889, Executor. j i EORGIA, HENRY COUN ! V.—To all vJT whom it may concern, H. J. Copeland has in due form applied to the. undersigned for permanent letters of Administration on the estate of Harriet Morrow, late of said county, deceased, a»d 1 will pass upon said application, on the Ist, Monday in January 1890. Given under my hand und official signature. This 3rd, day of Dec. 1889. It. Wm. N. NELSON, Ordinary. IV7K havea splendid wheat and grist mill * * and *2OO acres of good farming lands, 2 miles N. E• of Stockbride, for sale cheap. Tin’s is one of the best properties in the county. A splendid chance lor investment. Good dwelling and out buildings. Farm well watered, and in a high state of cultivation. For terms apply to Speer A Turner McDonough Ga., or . NOTICE, t 11 parties indebted to me for fertilizers j~A or otherwise please attend to settlement of same nt once, as 1 am compelled to collect to meet m.y obligations. Notes and ac counts carried over from last year must be settled of sued. It. B. Caumiciiael. Oct. 30. Notice. Parties desiring good homes, with good lands, on easy terms, will read the legal advertisement of .John L. Tje administrator of John S. Crockett in this issue. .John L. Tye. COTTON BAGGING. Il the farmers of Henry County will come te see us in Jackson, we will sell them Cotton Bagging at exactly what it cost at Factory and the freight added. Wo can not ship large quantities to any body, but come in person with your wagon and bring | your Cotton, and your tamily, and you may Hnd some prices and other things you have not seen nearer home. A gentleman came tojack son a lew days ago, from near McDonough, and Cotton Bag ging was wha he came after, and said no body was hand ling in that section. We also learn there is none at Locust Grove. Farmers, we are do ing our best to keep you in in your crusade against Jute, by furnishing Cotton Bagging at actual cost. Won’t you come to see us and buy your winter goods? We will save you money, show you a bigger stock, and give you as much or more lor your cotton. We write this lor your benefit. Smith, Etheridge & Co., Prop’s, The New York Store, Jackson, Ga L E SM EV to canvas- i’o- the sale of Nursery stock ! StenJv cmplovntciit viuniuteed. GOOD S* % V for succesxful men. Apply at once -J tin*' age. Mention this paper. Alabama Nursery Company, Huntsville, Ala Dili. XKKNXESM—LIIjt OK H AL IT— In ai.i. thf. VVoitu thf.uk is iu x oNK cintu, Dr.. Hainfs’ Got. den Specter:. It can ho given in a cup of coffee or tea without the knowledge of the per son taking it, effecting a speedy and permanent cure, whether the patient is a moderate drinker or an alcoholic wteck. Thousands of drunkards have been cured who have taken the Golden Specific in their coffee without theit knowledge, and today believe they quit drinking of theif own free will. No harmful effect results from its adminis tration. Cures guaranteed. Send for circular and full particulars. Address in confidence, Goi.dkn Specific Co., 185 Race Street, Cincinnati, (). IliirklrnVi trnlni Nalvr. Tlie Rest Salve in the world for tints, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Utheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped k Wwnds, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erupt positively cures Piles or no pay required.* It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale by C. 1) McDonald. IS curl This. Thos I). Stewart & Co. recently bought out a large concern at a great sacrifice. They will sell you suits of clothing at $5. and SO. that are worth $lO. and SI 2. They have also special bargains in shoes, jeans, rust proof outs and flour. Their mules will be on hand about -January Ist. *W. W. TURNIPSLED* XUpTN , Rils- — .—tit” , ;r. < ( 1 111 iT. ' M’DONOUGH, - - - GA. DKALER IN AND MANUFAOTURKK ■{ 'OF- } CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS, HARNESS, ETC. Makes “Dexter." “ I'vmkin “Brcivsti i " and all other New und Modern Styles ot Buggies. All varieties of Farming Imple ments, Blows, Plowstoclis, Planters and Cultivators. The Rhodes Planter a special ly. Inm also agent for Planish .In., ano Ison Aok Cit.tivXtous, and Mallory Plow Kxtcnsion, etc. 1 handle largely of Carriage Maker’s supplies, Rough and Dressed Lum bar, Repairing and Painting done in the neatest and most descrealde manner. Sole Agent for Tor: Tknm>-kk Wauo.n. Paints, Oii.s, Vahmsiikh, Etc. — We keep a full supply of all kinds of Paints, Oils, Varnishes, and nil kinds ot Ready Mixed Paints all Colors, always on hand. We also have a full supply of Artist Paints which we will sell eheap. W. W. Turnipseed. BUY YOUR *SHO E S * —AT-" •SCHAFER'S* SHOE STORE GRIFFIN, Ga All grades. from the regular ‘Miop-made 8hoe” to the finer good*. All kinds ot Ladies Men’s and Children’s Shoes. Hx|>cn»cw litflil and ivory filing sod may don n. We are contented with Small l*i"oflllM« and we will treat you nght. Ask any ont who has worn our SI a and thev will tell you all about them. Don’t let other Dealers keep v** 11 lorn Prielnj; NliiidVrV L t him I whisper in your ear hia magic juice., *»:id \ou will find you can s.»ve both ti n* and money l>y getting your Shoe supply for tin Winter from 'l'lir la»w l*rice house ol Middle Georgia. Wc keep our Sales up by keeping our prices down. »< ii trn;ir* siioi: vioiti: Lrifiin <■». Next to Burr** Hardware Store. $1 FOR 13 WEEKS. THE XK V V VOHK ILLUSTRATED NEWS will be mailed, securely wrapped, to any address in the United States or Canada, for three months on the receipt of One Dol lar. Liber.il discounts allowed to agents, postmasters and club*. News agents sell this paper freely openly and ahovi boaid. Sample copies mailed free. Ad dress New York lllii*lrit«i*«l Newts :l~tl Broadway, New York C it * John L. Sullivan, the Terror of Fak'is and llif podrotn'is is the Spor ting Edito*. 5-Ton Cotton Gin Scales, S6O BEAM BOX Brass Tare Beam HpH| Warrant**! for 5 Years _ir - T ri! ki ■ .Bi.t i. ace^\??*i ed “JONES HE PAYS THE FREIGHT.” For Free Price Lixt, A&lrext JOKES of BINGHAMTON, Binghamton, N. Y AT COST! THEN EW ¥ORK STORE, IN JACKS ON. SELLS COTTON BAGGING AT COST ! | o | Allianccmen, Non Alliancemen 1 o i Read This If You Would Save Money. Th£ NEW YORK STORE in JACKSON tfcnow R’Scelv?* ingthe Biggest Stock of NEW FALL GOODS, j o I 1»>l i on. IIIMIMtI til l I'.RN Hint You Will Nee In Middle, Un. Till: >MT YOltk <i rOII I. I , i-<>|irl<‘l»r« Millie ll.i-ir l*roll»* nut of (In- IVoplf (Ilf) Huy IToiii nml mil out of (lie IV«i|il«- I Ilf > Sell In. | o | Wc are your lricnds, were the tirst to nail the Colors ot LOW PRICES to our Banner and LIVE UP TO IT, and in fact we are the folks you are looking for, if you want to make Money, kill the Middleman, live prosperous and get out ol debt and be happy.' THENEW YORK STORE Proprietors were the first Merchants to voluntarily say they would buy COTTON BAGGING and furnish it to the far mers at * ACTUAL * COST• and no profit to us whatever for handling it. We desire to see the farmers uniting under one Banner and fighting these iniquitous TRUSTS that are threatening the prosperity of the Country, and we intend to lend our feeble efforts in their behalf. We submit a few leading articles simply to show the drift of our Prices. | o | PASTE THESE PRICES IN YOUR HAT I Best yard Wide Sheeting only 6 cts., Good Cotton Check Homespun 4 \-z cts., Best Griffin Checks 5 cts., Regular 40 cts., Jeans we sell for 35 cts., Regular 50 cts., Jeans for 40 cts., Our Jeans at 25 cts. beats the World. All Wool Dress Goods at only 10 cts., Dress Flannels from 25 cts. up to SI.OO per yard. THE LATEST PARISIAN, NOVELTIES WITH TRIMMINGS TO MATCH, DRESS GOODS AND ONLY THE NEWEST STYLES. I O 1 Lovely Stock Cashmere Shawls sl.s° to $4.00 each. Our 25 cent Red Twilled Flannel takes the cake. Wool Water proof Goods, 1-2 yard wide only 40 cents. Think of it. Red Table Damask—no fader—only 25 cts. Ladies Ilem Stitched handkerchief 5 cts., Ladies Embroidered Handkerchief, only iscts., Our Ribbed Ilose for School Chrildren, 15 cts. Big Bargains. Our 50 cent Undershirt, wc prefer to sell only one pair to each Customer, they are Advertisers. Our 50 cent Linen Shirts are what others get 75 cents for. Our 75 cent Linen Shirts are what others get SI.OO for. Our SI.OO Linen Shirts postively has no equal. The Biggest Stock of Shoes in Middle, Ga., only first class Goods, direct from Manufactures and at closest prices, ev ery pair guaranteed. Our Bay state shoes, East New Yoik Charles ileiser, Marcy Bros & Co., Zeigler Bros., all have a Reputation second to none. Buy your Winter Shoes ol us and you will save money. We want to buy 5000 Bales Cotton Within the next 30 days and will give the highest market price for it. Remember we are Headquarters, and alwaysthe first to reduce prices. Come tos ee us and will do ou good. SMITH, ETHERISE & CO. PROPRS THE NEW YORK STORE, JACKSON, - - GA. NO. 84