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\V. B. YOUNG, President. J.G. WE1GLK, Cashier. I Th ' f: huSUST, | SWINGS i bank, . S \ VIXiS A (’COPS IS solicited. Volume 19. Waynesboro, Georgia, Saturday, September 29, 1900. 9 T $100,000 Il-T JVUEXFidEX-A-ISriDISIE ) BE SOLI) CHEAP ! • • ® @ TO BE SOLD CHEAP! We are now prepared to show to the public the largest and best selected stock ever shown in Waynesboro, consisting of •y Goods, Dreess Goods, Notions Clothing’, Hats, Boots Shoes, . . . . Ladies Dresses, Shirt Waists, Skirts, Capes and Jackets. A full line of Gent’s Furnishings, Crockery, Glassware, Hardware, Delph Enameled Ware, Trunks and Bags, Carpets, Mattings and Rugs. Here are some prices that we think will interest you— MOTION DEPARTMENT. Whalebone, Hooks and Eyes, Hair Pins, Hat Pins, Dress Pins, Book Pins, Pocket Books, Card Cases, Belts, Ladies and Gents, Darning Cotton, Dress Shields, Corset Steels, Elastic Ribbon, Silk Floss, Cotton Floss, Ric Rac Braid, Shirt Buttons, Barbours Flax, Brush Binding, Velvet Bind’g Boston Garters. W. C. C. Corsets, 50c., 75c„ $1, and $1.25. The best on the market. silz: .^fisrro DEPAT?.Ti/m>TT. All colors in Fancy and PI tin Silk 25c, 35c, 50c. 75c, 85c, $1 and $1 25; 25 inch Black Gro Grain Silk, *1, $1 25 and $1 50 per yard Dutchess Satin, at 75c, and $ I nr yd. Black Taffeta Silk, 45 inch at 75c. Silk and Satin Ribbons, all shades from 2c iii> to 50c ,, r vani Black Taffeta Silk, 45-inch at 75c. Silk and Satin Ribbons all shades from 2c. up to 50c. per yard. ’ P -V - Black Veivet Ribbon ail kinds, Passamentrie, Fringe and Silk Braids all kinds. For Trimoniags-Black, Brown, Green, Red, Blue, Pink, Pearl, Steel Grey and Garnet Ribbous. SILK VELVET PLUSH, ALL COLORS AT $1.00 DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. BLANKET and FLANNEL DEPT. HOSIERY DEPARTMENT Thiu ia tlia it and hsaf vnn nan tinrl in thfi fiitv. , A , , Misse8 black ribbed hose 5 to 9 5 cents. Ladies nlain blank- hnao o.i™ This is the larged and best you can find in the city. Fancy double width worsted, all colors S, 10,12)4 and 15 cents per yd. All wool 3S inch Henrietta in black, navy, light-blue, pink, cream, garnett and green. You can find no better at 25 cents. Fancy Jacquards in all ilie leading shades 25, 30 and 35 ceDts. Ladies broad cloth 54-inch wide; drown, blue, green, tan, garnett and light-grey, worth $1.75 going at $1 25. 45 inch Serge all wool; b'ack, navy, grpy and royal at 50 and 60 cents Silk ana wool Henrietta 41 inch at $1 50 Si'k and wool Crepon 40 inch 50, 90, $1 00 and $1 25. If there is any thing else v«u want, not mentioned in here we have it. COME AND SEE. DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT. 10 4 white blankets, good quatify 75 cents. 10 4 grey blankets, good qua ity 75 cents. 10 4 grey blankets best $100 10 4 white blanket e A tra quaiify $1 00, 11-4 white blanket extra quality $1 00 11 4 white blanket extra fine $1 25 to $2 00 11 4 wbire blanket, all wool, extra fine $2 50 to $5 00. All wool white flannel 18 cents :. All wool white flannel 27 in. 20;. AH wool white flannel 27 in. 25c. All woo! white ex. fine 36 in. 50.;. All wool red flannel 18c. All wool heavy twilled red 25c. All wool heavy twilled red the very best 35c. All wool grey flannel 20, 25 and and 35c. Misses black ribbed hose 5 to 9 5 cents. Misses black ribbed hose 5 to 10 10c; 3 for 25c. Misses black ribbed hose extra 0 to 10 12)4c, Misses black ribbed hose best 5 to 10 25c. ~ Ladies plain black hose 8 to 10 8c. Ladies plain black hose extra quality 15c. Ladies ribbed vest 15c. Ladies ribbed vest 25c. Ladies flat merino vest 40c. Ladies all wool vest 75c. Pants and vest for childrens ail sizes and qualities from the smallest to the largest starting at 10c rise 5e. Ladies plain black hose fine 25c. Ladies Silk lace bose 50c, Ladies Fancy lace hose25c to 50c. Men’s % hose black and tan 8c. “ % h°se fancy 15c, 25c, and 50c. “ >2 hose black silk 25c, 40c and 50c. “ White merino vest 25e. “ Gray merino vest 25c “ Fancy merino shirts and drawers 50c. Red flannel shirts and drawer 75c. ’* , A ’* w ° o1 shirts and drawers $1 anil $1 *>5 Men s brown drill drawers 20c and 25c. “ brown canton drawers 25c. bleached canton drawers 50c. OUR 8PEECIALTIES 3 4 Brown sheeting 4%c. 4-4 “ “ 5c. 1 4 “ 6 c. 7-8 ‘- “ ex heavy 6c. 4-4 “ “ Sj’d good.'6)4 7-8 “ drills the best 6)4, 25 inch plaids good 4)4. 27 inch Griffin plaids 6. 29 inch cheviot plaids 7)4. 10 4 brown sheeting 12)4. 10-4 bleached sheeting pep’r’l 20. 10-4 10-4 5-4 . “ Cohasset 25 “ Mohawk 25 “ - 12)4. “ pep’r’i 10 homespun 4)4. “ good qu’i’y 6 4-4 bleached homespun*fruit of the loom 7)4. 4-4 4 4 7 S bleached drills 9c. 27 inch brown canton flannel 6. 27 inch brown canton flannel 10. N Y bleached canton flannel 8, N Y bleached canton flannel 10. N Y bleached canton flannel 15. 4-4 N Y “ canton flannel 20. 4-4 Eog “ canton flannel 25. Someiset bed ticking 5)4. Somer-et bed ticking best 9 Hamilton bed ticking good 8}{, Hamilton bed ticking good 10. 32 inch aca ticking the very best 12)4. Ginghams, dress and apron style 5, 6, and 8 good assort ment. Heavy double-faced outing 5. 7)4, 10 and 15. Ladies Percale Shirt-waists all sizes 25 cents. Ladies Percale Shirt-waists all sizes 50, Ladies Perchie Shirt-waists ail sizes 65. Ladies Silk Shirt-waists ail sizes $2 00, $2 50 and $5. Ladies Wool Skirts full sweep $1, $1.25, $1 50, $2 $2 50 and $5, all colors. Silk and Satin skirts, out of sight $2. $250, $4, $5, $6 50 and $7 50. COME AND SEE THEM AND YOU WILL FIND WEAT YOU WANT. Shoe Department. “ Oil Gr Creoles, 6 to 11 125 •* Creedmores, 0 to 11 1.50 ” Satin Calf Bals at 150 Women’s Kip Polkas, .75 “ Glove Grain, 1 00 “ Oil Grain. 1 15 Children’s Shoes all sizes, 50c up. We are agents for Jas. A. Banister & Co’s, Mose Arnold’s, L M Reynolds & Co’s Men’s Fine Shoes, Wolff Bros. Maloney Bros., Smaltz, Goodwin & Co., E. J. Maloney, Ladies’ and Misses’Fnne Shoes. Hardware. Guns, single barrel. Guns, double barrel. Guns, Hammerless. Pistols, Rifles, Shells, Cartridges, Leggings, Hunting Coats and Caps, Cooking Stoves, Oil Stoves, Smooth ing Irons, Locks, Screws, Staples, Hammers, Hatchets, Saws, Augurs, Bits, Braces, Water Backets, Water Cans, Sheep Shears, Tailors, Scissors, Well Chains, Weil Wheels, Hinges, Squares, Spirit Levels, Ice Picks, Cutlery, Etc. Crockery,Glassware Don’t fail to see our lines be fore you buy your wedding pres ent. We have an elegant Jine of 10 and 12 piece Toilet Sets, Cut Glass, Solid Silver-Ware from Gor ham Manufacturing Co. Dinner Sets. Tea Sets. Cups' and Saucers. Plates and Dishes. Bowles and Pitchers. Lamps &c, CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. for the PlckwicVciothS^s/thfy areVh^yare^h^best 0 ** faH t0 a9k Boy’s Suits, 4 to 15 at 75c. to $5.00. Youth’s suits, 14 to 19 at $2 to $,nnn Men’s Suits, 34 to 42 at $2 50 to $2250 * 1000 Square Cut, Round Cut, Cutaway, Prince Albert, in fact we have anv and all styles. Ask to see our line of fancy double-breastpd V^rV 6 the thing you want. Sizes 33 to 40 from $1 50 to $3 50 S ’ Ju3t youYur" -15831 eimh ' he m ° n6y ' Furniture Department. In ibis department we have the most comniefe linp in Warnm.i. Bedsteads from $2 to $20; Hat Racks, SiS Boa is® WarTrobef Oa°k Dressers, Suits, Chairs, Rockers, Washstands Etc rarobes, Oak headWM* “ aehiDM ’ Dixle *- 0 ’ D ">P ml Few Home, *27 50, drop White sod Green Xroo XjQ&inGlpd Beds from tn nn q fit same from $250 to $6 00 * 6 t0 * 20 ' 00 - S P rin £3 to Zinc Trunks, $1 00 to $6 00 Canvas Trunks with strap* Satchels and Dress Suit Cases ail sizes Carpets, Mattings, Mats, Rugs, Oil Cloth, 25 per ct. off I See our stock of Furniture, Carpets, &?., if you want to save money. GROCERIES. GROCERIES. Bagging and Ties. This department is un-to-date In all things good to eat. Goods delivered free of charge mside^city limits. We are sole agents fJr HEINZ’S pickles, preserves, apple butter, etc Also Fox River and Richland Creamery Butter, as well as many other delicacies for the table. * These goods are FRESH and are shipped direct from tbe factories and creameries. We'handle SYLPH FLOUR the best flour on the market. Our Sugars, Coffees, Teas and Spices are the very best that can he bought, and are sold cheaper than most other merchants can buy, as we buy in large quantities for ca.-h and get all the discounts. Ful! cream cheese recieved daily. .... 4 , , . . , . , , We handle everything in the way of canned goods. Fresh crackers of all varieties from the best bakeries received weekly. Our fruit and confectionery stand is complete, with a very select stock of toothsome delicacies. Choice brands of Cigars and Tobaccos in large quantities. . We receive meat, hams, breakfast bacon and lard in car lots and cannot be undersold in these staple necessities. We carry a large stock of bagging and ties and call special attention to our patterns of bagging an j tip* chipped to us direct from the factory, put in bundles sufficient to cover five bales at $3.00 per bundle. 9 Wagons and Buggies. We handle exclusively the Piedmont Wagon, Columbus Buggy Co’s, buggies the celehratpd u Also vehicles made by A. Wrenn & Son, Emerson, F.sher 4 Co.fScI the N.t&CarriaM Co A £r°e.tarir Waynesboro VEBY LOW - Al3 ° ‘-HM* a ° d ^st "elected stock ot harnefs, of ,11 kfo^eve,Offered Tj Live ©took. We keep or. hand a well filled stable of selected saddle and driving horses, plan- hion mules—'he best that can be bought from the farms of Tennessee and Ken.uc- y, in car load lots. WE SELL THEM AT REASONABLE PRlLEb. COTTOIT <3-1 We ODGratp the largest einnery in Georgia |iu connection with our Oil Mill making both the Standard s 'iuare bale 24x54 inches and the Celebrated American Roundlap Bale which brings in this market from ONE-HALF to THREE-FOURTHS Cents more than other cotton. Fertilizers and. Cotton Seed Products. We are proprietors of the WAYNESBORO OIL MILL & FERTILIZER CO, and control tbe old and reliable brand of Burke County Fertilizer, High Grade Acid Pbosphate,Kanif,Muriate of Potasb,Nitrate of Soda and other high-grade ammonias. We give special attention to buying cotton seed at our mil), and pay the highest prices for them, give just weight and courteous attention. Our facilities for han dling seed is unsurpassed. We sell cottonseed meals and hulls—the best feed for stock—at bottom prices; or exchange them for cotton seed. GET OUR PRICES. WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR LIME, BRICK, LUMBER, SHINGLES, ETC. COTTON BUYERS. For 30 years we have been leaders throughout this section for handling cotton To day our connections are unsurpassed. We have direct connection with the i°n C rt n?hi ° f ® e ? rg1 ^ and the Carol io as; the spinners in Boston, Fall Riier and other Eastern points; also export cotton direct to Liverpool and the continent We request you to offer us your cotton before selling. We own a laro-e cotton wari' house which we offer to the public for storage of cotton and control a”large amount west*ratesof 5 interest. advance to , * 10se w ^° desire to hold their cotton atTe To those who wish to negotiate Iuoans on approved Security We offer the Most Liberal terms and low rates of interest. We want to do business and invite you to confer with us in any line before placing your orders. WILKINS & JONES, U The LEADERS, 77