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The Sheriff's Orpin lor Washington i
County.
A. J, JERNIGAN
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KING’S EVIL
Hints lor Dull Times,
Vi-inn the Chicago Herald.
The man wiio refuses to work nt low
wages, will soon be followed by the man
willing to work nt any wages. D.dl
times ran always bo made duller by
those who wall not work except when
they please, how they please, and at
wlmt wages they plense.
j(gf“Toilet Sets nt 12. S. Jcruignn’s
jfigr*Niee Vases at 12. S. Jeruigau's.
gST" Toys of all kinds at 12. S
Joriiiguit's.
gjSF".Machine oil always on baud
at K. S. Jcrnigan’s.
'ups and Saucers at Ernest
Jernigam's.
Wui the nnma formerly given to Scrofula
ttecause of a superstition that It could bo
riiml by u king's touch. The world It
wiser uow, and knows that
SCllOFULA
uT^he “ y .? 'toWF'Lwwsr
If this Is neglected,
.... .
the disease perpetuates Its tulnt
°“ uf . U r maieralloii. Among us
(iirliu ajiaptoiimtle developments arc
Im-zciiiu, <. utuneoiis Kruiitions, Tu-
■rough
Its
iiiiineons l.mptioiis, Tu*
, s ,’,f “rhnoe 1 es, Erysipelas,
I luiilent Uleers, Nervous mill ITiy-
slent ( ollapse, etc. If allowed to eon-
oa'ie. lUiciimaUsni, Scrofulous Ca-
turrli. Kidney and 1,1 vor Diseases,
1 iiDereiilm- Consumption, and varl-
produccd by , u C10US or Xulul UJaluJlcs > uro
Ayers Sarsaparilla
ft the only pnteerM and ahraye reliable
blood-purifying medicine. ]| 'is so efl'cet-
uiil an nlterullvo that II eradicates from
the system Hereditary Scrofula, and
flip kfmircu poisons of contiijrinus tli*M*nses
and mercury. At the miuio time it en
riches ami vitalizes tlic blood, restoring
healthful uction to tin* vital organs and
rejuveuatiug theeutirc system. Th la great
EAST'Scoillcs for nil kinds of mu
<cliim*s for salt* by 1$. S. .Icrnigan.
Happy Ed s fJoliiiu i
It is my determin ;•
tion to hold the lea
in Fruits, Confection
ery and Fancy Gro
ceries.
Thanks to an ap-
Regcnerativc Medicine
Is composed of the Pennine Honduras
Mirsuparilla, with Yellow Dock, Mil-
ItnffWe the Iodides of Potassium and
Iron, and other ingredients of great po
tency. carefully and Bclentllleally com
pounded. Its formula Is generally known
to the medical profession, ami the best
physicians constantly prescribe Aykr’h
SAlttJAPAPILLA IIS an
Absolute Cure
For nil diseases caused by the vitiation of
the blood. It Is concentrated to the high
est prncticnblo degree, far beyond any
other preparation for which ltko effects
nro claimed, and Is therefore the cheapest,
ns well ns the best blood purifying medi
cine, In the world.
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla
MEPAnED BY
when ibe Ural roses of girlhood mantled her
cheek. For several years previous to ber
death, she was deprived the happy privilege
of visiting her church, hut she was never
forgotten by her beloved pastors, whose vis
its she so gratefully appreciated Faith, that
"true prophet of the soul” wsa^the crowning
glory ol her life—thna arrayed, she could re
joicingly exolaim, come ago, ome, debility
and suffering, take this frail temple of clay,
Jeans possesses my heart, and will receive
my 80ul. 1 am happy 1 I am blesaod !
To her beloved ones we will whisper, look
Dot toward the "vacant chair’ and lonely
lireside with sad ropining. Your dear moth
er and cliorishod grandmother reigns ever
more in tho blissful realms of Jesus, a child
of God. A Fmknd.
For Letter of Guardianship.
ORDINARY'S OFFICE,
GEORGIA—Washington County
Mne.k Hooks having in duo lorm applied to
the undersigned for tho guardianship ot the
person and property of ltobert, Adam, Ra
chel and Mary Hooks, minor ehildren of Jus.
Hooks, late of aaid comity, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that his application
will,he hoard at my oflloe on the first Mon
day in January next.
Given under my hand officially thia 9th
day of December, 1884,
M. NEWMAN, Ord’y.
112-11-41
Administrator’! Dismission,
ORDINARY’S OFFICE.
GEORGIA—Washington County.
A. M. Mayo, administrator of Mrs. Martha
Pridgin, deceased, applied to mo lor letters
ol Dismission Irom said ealate, and 1 will
pass upon said application on the first Mon
day in January, 188fi, at my office in Han-
dersville.
Given under my hand officially at Sanders-
ville, this Oth day of October, 1884,
M. NEWMAN, Ord’y.
10-9 -3m
Election Notice-
GEORGIA—Washington County.
ORDINARY’S OFFICE,
An eleotion lor Ordinary, Clerk of the Su
perior Court. Sheriff, Treasurer, Tax Collec
tor Tax licoeiver, Surveyor and Coroner
will he held at the various election precinota
1 in the county on Wednesday the 7th day of
Januury, 1885, under the same rulesfas elec
tions for members ol tho General Assembly,
ibis ltd December, 1884
preciative public my Dr. j. c. Ayr i Co., Lowe//, Matt.
growing
business is
every day
I handle nothing
but the best and fresh
est of goods, and sell
at a very small ad
vance above cost; am
considered by all a
very clever fellow and
it can readily be per
ceived that I am con-
[ Analytical Chemists.]
Sold by all Druggists: price $1; six
bottles for $5.
mm
tented at making a
living.
It might be well to
mention a few articles
now in stock but am
In cases til'd, a-
pepsin, debilily,
rheumatism, le
ver amlngtic, li\-
er complaint, In-
iielivity»fkidiie>s
anil bladder con-
stipntion nml oth
er organic mala
dies, Hosteller's
Ftoiiinrli liilteis
i a tried remedy
ti which the
11 idicnl lirotlur-
hicd have lent
lit'ollessionnl
sanction, a n d
which as a Ton e. alternative mid housdio’d
-pccillc for disi 1 dels if the stomach, liver
mil how els has an unbounded poimlaril y to
For sale liv sDrucgjsts mid lienleis,
w hom apply lor Hosteller's Alumna c for
IBS’).
Election of JusticeB of the P. aoe.
will Militia Dlslrn I, • III 0. I, .01 at , ,
'Otis - li oliou precincts it. the conutj on ,1
list .Saturday in January, 1885, being ll.e.’J
iay ot the month, under tie mime rules e
tedious tor members o! the General isseui
dy This 10th day of Peotmber, 1881
M. NEW.UAN, Oidiuury.
12-11—4t
I lie .Veil Tux Kill,
Attar a very full consideration, tho tax bill
coustanly adding new "’“.".SESrfi”""” 1 "
i KAN BERK I ICS.
MINCH MEAT.
RUCK WHEAT.
PIGS FEET,
PORK SACS A HE,
LUNCH TONGUE,
CORNED PEEK,
POTTI H HAM.
OX TONGUE,
J! V SAUSAGE.
bUI.cn II EHItING,
MUSTARD SAP DINES,
' SARDINES,
MACKEREL.
II ft AWN
1IRANDY PEACI2S,
15-a RRANDY CHERRIES,
OK HA AND TOMATOES
For Letters Dismission.
GEORGIA—Washington County
OU DIN A Ii Y 'H OFFICE,
J. J. Palmer and W. H. Harris havffin due
form applied to the undersigned tor per-
uisneut letteis of administration on Ihe es
tate of Charles A. MeCullers late o' said coun
ty, deceased, and 1 will pass upon said ap
plication on the Ural Monday in January, '86.
Given nmler my hand officially this lUtb
December, 1881.
m, NEWmAN, Ordinary.
1211-41
Administrator'a Dismission.
GEORGIA—Washington county.
ORDINARY’S OFFICE,
E. A. Sullivan, County Administrator, Ad
ministrator of the estate ot Wily J/, Sheppard
late of said county deoeased, applies to me
lor letters of dismission Irom tho ndminiB-
tuition ot said estate, and I will pass upon
ins application on the 1st Monday in March
1885, at my offloe in Uandenvllle.
Given under my hand and official signa
ture, this 2d December, 1884.
M. NEWMAN, Ordinary.
12-1- 3m
For Letters ol Administration.
- — visions establish the lollowing rate ol taxu-
oods for the holidays: ,iM
Rates, three-tenths of ono per oent.
: I’, 11 tax $ 1 00
Lawyers, doctors and dentists 10 00
'Photographers, etc 10 00
j Auctioneers (for rnoh oouuty) 25 oo i GEORGIA—Washington County.
: Hilliard tables,etc 25 00 f)IIDINAT/Y'S OFFU.R
Flying horses, etc 2510
■ Ten pin alleys 25 00
Venders of patent mndioines, jewelry,'
soap, paper, eto., tfor each county). 25 00
Insttranoe agents (each county) 10 00
Matiiuionial association agents (each
1 county) 25 00
1 Each emigrant ngeDt 5UU 00
Peddlers in beats (cnoh county) 50 00
Canned Corn, Apples, i ^ b ‘ ni /f
rn . ± ± ri •* Mmkichi lHHtnuneut denlcra 25 00
lomatoes, Oysters, bal- Shows and exhibitions, except bistor-
vnon, Mackerel, Peach-1 ic ' music “ 1 ’ dram “ lio ’ cl ° “ Dd bi 6
e3) _ Pime Apple. &c., &C I circus per day 200 00
1 am the depot for Liiptor dealers 5000
1 ,. _^ 1 r\ H»wing machine peddlers 1)00
Apples, Oraiiages, (yO- ; Dealers in pistols,eto.,including toy
pistols 100 00
| Each “bucket shop" lor dealing in
: futures 500 00
! Safe dealers 25 00
Dealers in buggies wagons eto 100 00
coanuts, Lemons, Ba
nanas., Figs, Baisins,
Dates, Grapes, Nuts,
Candy, &e.
Cabbages, Turnips,
Onions and Potates.
Give me a share of
your favors and the
same will be appre
ciated to the best of
my ability.
Very Truly,
HappyEd McCarty.
Sheriff’s Sale.
(ThiB is supposed to include on ped‘
diors. nnd is for each county in
which they may do business.
Poddlers of stoves, eto 100 00
Inherence companies—ono per cent
on all premiums received.
Express, telephone, tiT'graph and sleep
ing oar companies—one per tent of
their gross receipts.
Wholesale donlers in sowing machines 200 00
Tho billgoos on to prosoiibo fully how the
j railroad taxes aud other matters shall be
mauagod'
FOR JANUARY, 1885.
AVii.l tie su'd balure the f'uttrt House
<dnor in the .city (il'Stindersville nn t tie lirsl
Tuesday in .January, 1885, within the legal
Jiimrs of sale, the following property lu-
avil:
One 5 horse veijtloal engine on wheels
iniiile liy A. J;l. Fnryiiliar & t'o., nnil niie JO
s w Ill-own G,in, Feeder and ('igelcnser nt-
J'lehcd and one Fjelipse C'otlim Serc.w mid
Jixini-es. Levied .oil ns J.Jie property of
•Green Jlrantley to satisfy a Stipn iiu'fi la
jo favor of A. II. Faniuliar^f- Go., vstfieo i
Jbantley. property pointed out by ii f|i tugl
1, gal notice given defend, ml in posKK-ioib
Deceiultm- 8th, 1,881.
,C. A. WALL Kherj.li:
(DMtunvir.
iltlllptOiUip.
You can’t get along without groceries
Juid provisions, and the all absorbing (ptts-
4**111 is where can we buy them cheapest nnd \
at the satge tinte get,(lie best goods? Ans- |
"er, at H. C. Rougbton's
These goods are staple and are quoted peg- j
iilarly so tliere qgn lie no deception »s to I
quality, f baye .on hand and nut eupstart-
ly receiving frcHh goods which l aiu selling
.aia small advance above actual cost, ns I
am bound to have your trade if low prices
•< in get it. You will also find my stock
as to variety containing everything in this
Rue. I cull .especial attention to my assort-
Jaeiit of canned goods .which 1 have just rc-
iCeivcd and am selling extremely low, in
* ct so l»w tlin'it will not pay you to put
Died nt his pleasant home in Davisboro
on the 7th iust. Chas. A. Modellers, ego SO
years, (! months, 20 days. Charlie was strick
en down ubout three months ago with Ty
phoid lever, trom the day that he was taken
nn'il denth rilieved him rf pain ho was a
grt at sufferer, which ho bore without mur
mur or complaint. lie woh reared in llurke
county, only a few years has he sojourned
with us, during the time he has been It. 11.
agent nt Davisboro, which position ho tilled
lo Ihe sntislnction of tho Company, \tliile
discharging the dutiisof that office be made
to himself many friends, lie wuh quiet und
unobtrusive in his manners, always shrink
ing from prominence, lie attracted hut little
attention from tie wot Id, yet it was n delight
lo eommiiuo with him in the private wulbB of
life. Charlie was n good man, (in the com
mon acceptation of the term), yet not a pro-
lissed Christian. IIu leaves a wile, three
children, relatives nnd many friends to
mourn liis loss. May the spirit ot God
comfort the bereaved wife and take care of
the little ones. He is buried in the Davis-
Imro Cemetery, there to wait the summons at
tho resurrection morn. Fence to his re
mains. J. J. H.
Meronry, S mdorsville; True Citizen,
Waynesboro, will please copy.
Pied, Nov. 28tli, 1884, Mrs. Ann Buchnn-
uou, aged 82 years.
"I will soou be nt rest," were the Inst beau-
tiled words that left her smiling lips. This
wonderful lady ti^ly verified the eetnl Halted
I liuciple, that the bright-spirited and bin-
evolent never grow old. Although the elas
ticity of youth bad long since Lade the out
ward temple farewell, and Time had sent
lortb eighty-two handnmidms, with their
soy til ob to mow Item t< ui| ore] life its flowers,
yet there was lett in her t hristinn heart a
wreath ot jrwiled llosscms, ill fair and
sparkling with me rtiteshing dew-drops of
••Faith, Hope and Cboritj." She was dur
ing a portion el her lile cenfintd 'o her bed
lor Jiars with < xcrnch.tiug pain, which
dwarfed her fu me with ti e strength of its
ib|’ your uwu fruit and vegetables, 1 also
junks special figures on.my 'Tens, (,'t'Mbes
Sugars, Ac., of host brands, utivl would a-k ; p 0Werj j P | , 0 wenderinfly preserved was the
inward shrit.e, win non she daily laid the
treasures ol ber heart that lier countenance
waa always radiant with tho beaming lights
of obrerfnlneFS and er courser ment. H'ltlle
\oti togivepje o cull gnd examine my en
"re stock, for 1 feel satisfied you will not
£o myuy ivh.liout Icavitig.nii older.
Yours, die.,
II. C. KOUffi'
OIlDINAItY'S OFFICE,
James R. Fate has in due form applied to
the undersigned tor permanent letters of ad
ministration of the rotate ot Mrs. Sarah E. Fate
luteol Hhtd county, deoeased, nnd I will pass
upon aaid application on the find Monday in
Januury, 1885, at my otUco
Given under my hand officially this 2d ol
December, 1884.
M NEWMAN, Ordmnry.
12-4 —-It
For Letters of Dismission.
GEORGIA Washington County.
Ordinary’s Office.
E N Wammuck, Gunrdlnu nnd ex oflieio
administrator of Wiley A. Wnmmook, deoeas
ed, applied to me for letters ol DisniissioD
from said estate, nnd I will pass upon said
implication on tho first .Monday in Januury,
1885, nt my office in Sandersvillo.
Given under my hand officially this Gilt
day ol October, 1881.
M. NEWMAN,
10-9-3m Ordinary, W. O.
For Leave to Bell Land.
GEORGIA—Washington County.
ORDINARY’S OFFICE,
To all whom it may concern.
Jared G. Whiddon nnd ilnry O. Wliiddon,
Adm r. nnd Adui’x, on the estate of Jared E
Whiddon, have in due form applied to the
undersigned for leave to Bell the lands be
longing to the cstnto of said deceased, nnd
said application will he heard on the first
Monday in Jununry next, this Deo. 4, 1884.
M. NEWMAN, Ordiuury.
12-11—4t
GEORGIA—IV ashington County.
Wiley Hntris hns in due lorm applied to
the undersigned lor permanent letters of ad
min istralinn on the estate of Joseph Harris
lute of HHid countv, deceased, and 1 will puss
upon said application on the first Monday in
January, 1885.
Given nuder my hand nnd offloial signa
ture, thia l’Jlh November. 1884.
4t M. Newmax, Ordy.
For Letters Dismission.
GEORGIA—Washington Count}.
Mrs. Sarah E Irwin, Guard inn and ex officio
Adunnislrntix of R. A. Irwin late ol said
county, deceased, applies to me fur letters of
dismission Irom her trustb, and I will pass
upon her application on the first Monday m
March 1885.
Given under my hand nnd official signa
ture this 24th day of November, 1884.
M. NEWMAN, Ordinary.
11.27-188<!-3m
For Homestead.
GEORGIA—Washington County
OlWINAllY'S OFFICE,
John Morris has npplied to mo for exemp
tion of personalty, and I will puss upon the
same at 11 o’clock on Monday 22d ol Decem
ber, 1884, at my office. ■
This 2d December 1884.
M. NEWMAN, Ordinary.
dec 4- 21
GEORGIA—Washington County,
Obdinaiiy's Ofsice, Deo. 1, 1884.
Upon the petition ot the citizens of the
13Utli l)ist. G.M. of said county, for the re
moval of the election precinct Irom Carter’s
Mill to Harris's .Store; It is ordered that the
i lection precinct known ns Runcorn's in the
130th Diul. G. M. he and in hereby removed
to Harris's StoroTn said District.
Given under rav hand officially.
M. NEAMaN, Ordinary,
dee IS - 2t
City Tax Notice.
ClTlCK Cl. x A. Tiieasliieb,
City of Sakdeii-ville.
Dec. 17tlr, 1884.
All persona concerned are hereby notified
that (lie Tax on city property for the year
1884 is now due und 1 am ordered to oollect
the same forthwith.
The books are now open and will be olosed
on the 2('lh dne of .Tarmnrr. 1R85.
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Sledge Hammer Bargains
Victory belongs to the strongest arm, always perches on the boldest banner and is ever seized by the
largest capital ! therefore,
S. F. McINTYRE & CO
TEMILLE, GA.
announce their determination to be the leaders and controllers of the dry goods market in this part of the
State, they have the essential points necessary, which are energy, thorough knowledge of „their business,
nerve and capital, with a firm determination to keep ahead of the procession, their prices will be rock bottom
and if competition has the nerve and enterprise to match them, then there may be some fun in the
retail dry goods trade from this day forward and buyers of merchandise may do well to wait for lower
prices but in the meantime we advance the following arguments for respectful consideration.
x m. r w.mzTM r w'wmBm X
Heroic quoting our prices let 11s thank you for tile lihornl initroiinge you It live bestowed upon us since uur opening among you, only a lew mouths back we opeuod at Tennllle, On., and
since our first opening our business has proved a pel-feet success, our sales have doubled our expectations. We hare sold most of our first stock, we nrc now advertising onr second stock
this season, we guurautcu yon that no house in (la. shall undersell us, we are receiving new goods every day, our stock is complete in every department nnd everything advertised you
will be sure to find on our shelves at advertised prices.
Domestics! Domestics
frOOO yards Good prints ut 2 3-4 ccuts per yard.
4;">00 yards Heavy Brown Shirting nt 4 cents per yard.
6000 yards Heavy Round thread Check nt 0 1«4 eonts per yard.
8i>00 yards Beautiful Dross Gingham at 6 3-4 cents per yard,
2000 yards Undressed Blenching nt fieents per yard, worth 9 cents.
2500 yds Undressed Blenching 1 yd. wide, bettor than Fuit ot Loom tit C 1-4 cts por yd
1000 yards Mattress Ticking, Good Quality nt 5 cents per'yard.
1500 yards Muttros Ticking, GoodQuality 8 cents per yard.
2000 yards Feather Ticking, Good Quality 12 1-2 cents per yard.
3000 yards Sea Island 1 yard wide at 6 3-4 cents peryardworth 10 cents.
BLANKETS AND COMFORTERS.
95 pairs 10] White Blankets at 1,25 per pair, worth 2,50.
125 pairs 10.j White Blankets all wool 1,871 per pair, worth 3,50.
50 pairs 10] White Blankets nil wool nt 2,50 per pair, worth 5,00.
50 pairs 10]-White Blankets allwool sit 4,00 per pair worth 7,50.
100 pairs 10] it 11] White Blankets all wool from 5,00 to 10,00. per pair worth double
250 pairs Assorted Comforters from 1,00 each up, wort h double.
400 pairs Assorted Gray Blankets from 76c to 2,00 per pair.
f CLOAKS AND WALKING JACKETS.
• 300, anssrted Cloak’s front 1,50 up to 15,00 worth double.
195 assorted Walking Jackets from 1,25 up to 18,00 cheap. The manufacturers who mads
tho above goods, expected to have sold them one month ago, nobody would buy them with the
thermometer at 95 degrees, a week later they were ottered to us at 20 pure-out off, two weeks
later at 33 per cent oil', and last week nt half price for uaslt and we bought them and now wo
are going to sell them at just one half the price asked Liy similar houses any where in this
part of Georgia. ,
DRESS GOODS ! DRESS GOODS ! !
Our stock is full io overflowing. This is one of ourgreut specialties.
20 pieces Stefono Fancy plaid dress goods at 8 cents peryard, worth 20 cents.
31 pieces ('olored < ,'asiimere, new choice colors «t 12.) cents per yard wdr'th 2S cents.
19 pieces Fancy 1’lnid Suitings choice McGroggor patterns nt lOo per ynrd, these goods are
worth 25c per yard but prefer to give our customers the benefit of low purchases.
15 pieces Ottoman colored dress goods iu Black aud all uewaluides uud colors nt 12Jc rsg'ilnr
prico 25c per yard.
29 pieces Austruilau crape and fancy Broctulo Dress Goods 18c per yard usual/ sold tor ST]t
per yard.
12 pieces pure Mohair poplins different shades of gray at 18c por yard woi-fh 37]c psr ynrd.
25 pieces Black Cnshnieie all wool double fold from 33} to 1,25 per yard,warranted the ftnenk '
goods und tho best value in middle Georgia. ' ...
15 pieces solid cut cashmere all wool double width iu all the uow shades at 37}a per yd. worth
elsewhere 65c per yard* ■
the dress that never goes out of style, always in fashion and an iudespensible necessity for the wardrobe of any lady. Our prices place them within the reach ot tho poor as well as the rioh; we
will guurauteo to sell them as cheap as any house in the State of Georgia. A full line of them on hand.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!! CLOTHING!!!
Tremendous stock of Clothing now on hand at fully 40 per cent, bolow the price of any house in this section of Middle Ga., full lino of boys clothing on hand. 500 over,
couts to arrive next week.
tit ts at 50c, worth §1.00. 39 dos: gents unlanndried shirts at 75c worth ?1.25. 25 dos boys unlatjndned shirts at 4’3 1-2<J worth 96 dag
25c worth 50o. 81 doz gents merino undershirts at 50o, worth $1.00. 42 dozgents merino undershirts at 75c worth $1.50. 25 d«J5 geutJ iperiRO
■€:«* ^ian* l®rices.
It is unnecessary to go into any explanation of the great advantages we hnvo over competitors,*sve propose to demonstrate that by our prices, the great money pressure
around us litis been heard the financial crash of the oldest and most substantial houses, the hasty trips of cashiers ami Battle presidents to the congenial Canadian shore*, and
all tor the want of the almighty dollar, we struck New York when tho ptessure was at its greatest and with monoy in hand we bought lor tho cash, below we quote you a few
of the plurns picked front the great furnishing goods sale-
50 doz Gents uulauudricd shil ls
gents merino undershirts at 25c _ a , . . r
undershirts at §1.00 worth $1.75. 25 doz gents all wool medicated shirts from 7.n; to $2,00, Magnificent lino ladies merino mu)e)’vests from 25o to $1.50 each,
Shoes, Siloes, Shoes, Shoes.
No house iu Middle Gn. will dare try to touch us iu the shoe line, we have custom made work from the factories iu Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York, our stock of shoes esnnot
be excelled, wo carry them from the lowest to the finest goods.
250 pair mens good Brogans at 75c pair, worth if 1.40 pair. 300 pair mens fall stock Brogans nt if 1,00 pi\, worth from if 1,50 to -f 1,05. Bountiful line of Gents custom and hand mads
boots and shoes in over 25 different styles. Good sewed shoes for ladles from if 1,00 per pair upwards.Womens polka and Bnl, shoos for overyday wcur.fqll stock, 87}o pr, worth $1,40 pr,
childs copper tip shoes at 37 jc pr,
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Ottr lint stock is eonceeded by ovoryonc that has seen It, lobe the finest assorted in Middle Georgia, mens hats from 50c up to the fiijpst makes ot Stctsog’g goods iu all shapes and
styles. Boys hats frontgi5c up to the fluent felts.
A FEW ODD SHOTS.
10 pieces of genuine turkey red damask at 37 Ac yd, you cannot match for loss than 65c yd anywhere. 0 pieces half blenched linen damnak ot -22}o yd,you cannot iiiatch for less than 50c yd,
100 doz. linen towels assorted from 5c up to 50c each, you cannot match for 50 per cent, added. 25 doz plain and fringed napkins in white anti cptorpd at 60 ppr (ifipp, lp»S thun yon can
buy them elsewhere,
COZtTCaLTTSIQ^T,.. .
we will state that wnnt.of space prevents ottr qupting ypti other prices ns we would like to. bitt we will guarantee to show you ns perfect a stock at lenpillc us apy fippsc ip Middle Ga.
We cannot be undersold by any living mortal, there is no house in Ga. can buy goods cheaper than we can, there is no housp in Ga. that will sell eg a elpger margin tliap w# wiJJ. All
we ask iB a fair, impartial trial, nnd will convince you of the fact that we arc deserving of what we claim. Competitors may cut prices as they Ijkohut we giyeypp flur word for jtfhatppnepf
them shall undersell us, neither will we advertise goods nt one price and whet) they are called for, ask more, or say they are just out, ])ko snme pt the advertisers ot the present day. Wiflf
teeing polite and courteous attpntinn.
a pressing invitatiou l'or every one to cull and inspect our stock whether they wish tq purchase or not, guaranteeing polite
We are most respectfully,
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