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Local News.
Fin# rains.
* Comer on u so.id boom.
Good prosper ts for a bountiful
harvest.
Five new building* going up and
more to start in n few day*.
Good bye Carlton. You are not
in it!
Dick Hnlme, an old Madison
boy, now an Athene drummer,was
in town today.
Come out arid register ?• yon
cau vote in the prohibition elec
tion. Registration hooka will he
open here en the lf>th. 17th. and
20th.
T H Riddling who has been
confined to his bed, wo are glad
to elate is much better,
Mr*..l D Moon ie very ill at
this writing. Hope to report her
improving in our next iesue.
H E Edward* visited Athens
Sunday evening. Dick is a bust
ler, you het.
Several of the hoys apeak of go
ing te Augusta on the 19th.
Very cheap rate*, only #l.2b from
Corner and return.
A L Brooks ha* bought the Gun
King lot, on the corner above
Rowe & Moon’s ttore, and will in
a few days Comment;* the erection
<Jf a bri jk store house. Good
COMPENSATIONS!
I Lite Is Full ot Them
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LIGHT SUCCEED! PRKNKBS, SUNSHINE FOLLOWS STORMB, AND JOY TREADS FAST UPON THE LEDEN HEELS OF SORROW 1 THERE IS NO OCCUPATION WITHOUT ITS Plß
ddvautnfes and its compensating benefits! No condition aof circumstances bo bod without of some good! Juat now PROVISIONS begin to rise—but, thanks to Natures law—
j DRY OODI 0 DOWM
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Our Removal olearanco sale begins in earnest. The stock must be sold before Ist day of August
COMER DEPARTMENT:
move —let others follow.
. Mr. G \V Bro k. of Lexington, j
Gn., will occupy the stere house
now occupied by Brooke & Power, j
after Sspt. 15th. Would be glab
to have more good men from Lex
ington like Mr. Brooks. He is
full of business,anti an all around
good citizen.
Danielaville will be full of Co
mer people court week. Every
one that is not a witness is on the
jury.
Comer i to have a newapa per.
It will be called the Comer Kil
ls) prise, arid will be a 7 column
weekly. The editor and proprietor
is W B Loehr, of Athens, The
first issue will apjienr this week.
NOTICE TO VOTERS OF THE
205th DISTRICT.
To the voter* of the 205th district
(j. M:
The registration Looks for Madi
son county are now open. For
the convenience of those who de
sir* to vote at the approaching
prohibition election in the 2051 h
district, I will beat Comer on the
15th. 17th. and 20th. and at, Pau
li oil the 10th. 10th and 21*1. cf
August, and at the court house on
the 22nd. on w hich day the book*
will be closed. Register if you de
si re to vote, <
E. F. Martin, T. C.
This \veek‘s Great
Slaugter
OF WASH GOODS.
2f cents Indigo Lawns selling at 10 cents,
m cents Black i.Wns selling at 8 cents,
lft cents Black Lawn selling at 10 cents.
25 cents Black Lawn selling at 1-i cents.
30 cents Blank Lawn selling at 15 cents.
12 )-2 cents Irish Lawns selling at 8 1-3 cents,
lft cents J tokouots Ditches selling at T 1-2 cents,
15a Lawns anil Organdies selling at 7 1-2 cents.
150. Figured Pucks,-,in white, black, navy and elar
t rounds, at t cents,
o Percales selling at 5 cents.
12 l-2o Percales selling at 10 bents.
I.oc Cheviolt Shirtings selling at 7 cents.
8o Check Muslins selling at 5 cents.
12 l-2u Check Muslins selling at 8 cents.
15c Check Muslins selling at 10 cents.
250 Check Muslins at 15 cents.
8 cents White lawiis selling at 5 cent®.
12 l-2o White Lawns selling at 8 cents,
'• 150 White Pawns selling at 10 cents.
> 2 r a White Lawns selling at 15 cents.
ASSORTMENT NO, 1
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1,600 yards Cotton Dross Goods, such as Ginghams
Outitig Cloths, Muslins and Percales, good# worth Bc,
10c and 15 cents. Choice of lot 5 cenU.
ASSORTMENT NO. 2
1750, yards fine Ginghams, Oaprons, Sattcens, Bat
tist and Morias, goods worth troni 12 l-2c to 26c per
yard. Choice of let 8 cents,
ASSORTMENT NO. 8
1 .
1. 642 yards French Sattcens, Scotch Zenhyrs, Bat
tist China Cloth and Organdies ; goods worth 10c,250
and 35c. Choice of lot 10c,
NOTICE.
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G r^it —Madison ooanty.
Petition having been filed ac
cording to the provisions of an !
act of the General Assembly of,
Georgia, approved Dec. 20th 1884, j
and an act amendatory thereto ap-!
proved fe-pt. 14th 1885, aakingthat ;
an election he ordered for the 206 .
Diet. G M and for the town of Co-,
mor therein, -m the question of;
‘•For Prohibition” or '• Against
Prohibition”, under the provis
ions of said act* and an act amen
datory thereto.
It is therefore ordered that an
election he Held at the election
precincts in and for said 205th
dist (4. M said county, and for the
town of Comer in said district,
under the rules and regulations
set forth in said above named acts,
on MONDAY, SEPT. 9th 1895$
All desiring to vote for pro
hibition wilt have writtea or print
ed on their ticket* the word* “For
Prohibition”. All desiring to
vote against prohibition should
have written or printed on their
tickets the words ‘‘Against Pro
hibition.” All persons entitled
to vote under law for members
of the General Assembly, will be
entitled to vote in said election.
This August 2nd. 1895.
G. O. DANIEL. Ord.
fTf.Toore,
DENTIST, COMER, GA. 1
Will ba in Danielsvilla every first
Tuesday. Regular office at Comer.
*ork Guaranteed Prices very
reasonable.
Clearance Sale
Ofjwhite lawns, figured swiss, organdies, mulls
ackoets and nainsooks, selling regardless of cost.
* CLEARANCE SALE
Of table linens, napkins, Doylies, Towels, crash
Pants Liucus, Apron Linins, and white quilts, selling re
gerdiess of cost.
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25 CENT TAKEN OFF ON EV ERY DOLLAR’S
WORTH OF THE FOLLOWING GOODS:
Shirt waist, Embroideries, Wes, Handkerchinfs.
Ladies’ and children's swiss ribbed uuderveitß, children's.
Lawn caps ltd bonnets, chiffons, white and fancy para
sols, Fans and Neckwear.
25 CENTS TAKEN OFF ON EVERY DOL
LAR S WORTH
Wool Press Goods, Silk* *nd trimmings, lace cur
taint, Pertiers, Üble cotrors, rugs, mattings, Floor oil
cloths ahd trunks.
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MS W. Fourth Street. Cincinnati. .1
Ml You OreeaM r Merchant Far It f
f CULLEMfc NEWMAN, <
Solo Proprietor•
j Knoxville, Ten. \
Roc’* Medlciae* for sal# by
L E Gra*r.*,
Dr. R P Sorrellfi,
D E Griffith,
OmSlIlHIfiH SCHOOL
Fall term, Opens July Bth ?95
This school is to be taught absolutely FREE for every child
within the school age far the torin of On# Hundred Days at ahv
time in the school year of 1895. Parents will find it to thoir ad
vantage to patronize this school Board from $5 to $lO per month
COURSE OF STUDY:
Primary Grade: Selling, Reading, Writing, First
Steps in Geography and Primary Arithmetic $l 00
Intermediate Grade, Spelling, Readiug, Writing, [contin
ued) ElementaryJGeography, Elementary grammar, interme
diate Arithmetic, Composition SI.BO
Advance Grade: Spelling, Writing, History, United
Pates and General complete and Physical Geography, ad
rnneed Arithmetic, complete grammar, Latin. Algebra,
Physiology, etc*. SI.OO
W. DABNEY GIIOLSTON, Principal.
MISS WILLIE A QUINN, Aesistant.
POSITIONS GUARANTEED
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Millinery
Clearance sale.
.
Every will be sold rt exactly 50e on
the dollar. Big reduction on sailors and trimmings.
This weeks Specials
6c for Swiss Ribbed Vest, worth 10c.
6c for Ginghams worth Bc,
5c for Percales worth 80.
3 cakes fine toilet soap f® r I® C -
One cent per cake for good toilet soap.
One pint good ammonia ror 5c
One cent each for childrens fans.
10c for wool Challies that sold at 20.
25e for shirt waist silks that sold at 49c.
10c for Linen Handkerchiefs that sold at 25c.
1000 ribbon remnants 50. worth 15c.
1000 ribbon remnants 10c, worth 25c
25 yards good sea island for 81,00,
50c for corsets worth 75e.
75e for corsets worth SI.OO
50e per dozen for large towels worth 7no
be for Embroideries, worth lfc and 15c
10e for Embroideries worth 15c and 20c
15 for Embroideries worth 20c and 25c
25e for Embroideries worth 35c. 50c, and 76c,
850 fr dress Patterns, best Indigo Prints m . 00
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Officb First National Bank,
Nashville, Tf.nk., April 6, lßjj.
P*op. J. F. Draughon, Pres.Draughon’s Prac
tical Business College, Nashville.Tbnn.
Dear Si* The time for which you deposited
sio© three months ago to-day as a forfeit under
your proposition to give fsoo to any charitable
institution in Nashville andsiooto any Business
College south of the Ohio River, if you could not
show more written applications for Bookkeepers
and Stenographers during the * FAST FIVE
MONTHS than anyother Bnsineas College south
of the Ohio River could show in the PAST FIVE
YEARS, has this day expired, and, no demand
having been made, tbe same is now held subject
tu your check. Respectfully,
W. F. Bans, Cashier.
N. B.—A certificate of deposit for the above
was published in the daily papers of Nashville,
the Cincmnatti Enquirer, the Atlanta Constitu
tion, and thirty thousand circulars, giving the
colleges three months’ time to accept.—jvarA
irillt Daily American, April 7,7875.
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