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Newspaper Page Textjj|u JB PT2\d /ttid *&*e neteanw—sn ttlbe <*tn2aitftik»B off one J<Am W- Park, off Graeanraie, *afl Maw ^ >■ ^Billion* j*iff -fjur JUMuag nmst, art ieamt- UK Of Fritiar- Ogl 2t I3?7 home: affairs, ^VVVVVVVVVV - /^y/wy^yyy/vv'/x .y^yv r«L XXIIL .Vo, L Mr. W ssa. Lucy aeirih r«- *c«ne iswMsas off Ssmfcwas^oiia? aipjitef tv teuijrt tihe *w85terial apjietite. MLattae w«»? «EaSt*d aa msr- BysaiaaKussr a® t&e Post Offe* at K*ew- rbige- The 't«rtaaci!Dy m* perf-vcraed suso. Gat. <Ac3_ ITtit 1*^7. If »»t taufl- by Kyr. Stejffa*® Oeineste as tlfae pr-es- tor wis&SE fu®r ■»>*-£> wifl i« «em 150 BARRELS FLOUR, NEW CROP, eauue off awa .off tihe LtmiTy aad a few ikrrried rum+. The growm » £ i he? acre in a rooLuarkai. .7 art aiiowc him! snutsaaff®! w»; piaster irtate off inaSaaritj, like «*.*«& «ttt*ua«r- .<£ G*»ea<r5ffle, whfieitfce bride yaw off ed, *ud iuaj lisake appie*- y#t- Griff-tv© it wovtii Mr. L. ‘A’, teihii, tVWfci tMt r i^rk. Wh«a yo. seed ooviot e-t#.., go to *. h. Wji«*t r e. Dr. Pea#* took In 'be £btp«feio*i of j^a-uva, -» ito T uee-ia y aac W^idjaeaday. t^iesctisi? ooe ihgixl anray frvua ler-te- for tbe Srrt tbfie ia sine yeacfc. He wy atia-eart tioirty-wiz hour* mad bad o-.y **'0 rvi-sad* Irani the tana* be left nm-F hi* return., KLii'ioikery, the savst efcaracn® mad Mgbiy aeevta- pbebed TOTm ladies off While tsalpskor •Sjctuigt wbo it we53 iam asd greatly admired is Cviaisbfittu—Cohan's#* E*- yaxrer-fi^nt, 19tk m$L Gv tv K, <v V at-d Vine 'ff Givwr l*e «' «t yie *ff jJJ iatt*. W'uJsd- Swu#.*d4ttiu>d h:*.** niifi ff'/gt A}/j>Sy a< tbb oftoe. /V /v/fe—witch '//»■, vi'.j, yow.og obeajy. H. M. Ahkouj. V.'b«a you eome f> buy po» ier, ksot, '^p-o, brat* a-Jid puper tbelle, gus-wade, Jeu'ter fiwe nu&ort, j.to'.ket kuh et. bo*i«t*a>, e;>- ver-j>latted «tee! kah'e* awe fori.». aa»d ivreer.'b-lomdbjg «i»rugtme, eab at tbe Vevr Haroirwe mud Seec fwrt. A. PORE. Mit# KaV; Ijtjverty, of C-arroUtf/a, it M/fet iyy.g tlbt week. If you wmbX a good ankle of Plug a*k you: d.<-*Ier for Ox.it iisy. Jnemf JiaddtLr, of Esot Grorre. past ed tbroogb tenra yesterday <&. bit re turn from tbe Expaati/KL Afte-r a careful estimate, luade tuader raadoos ciSfsshkrK he grree it ae Lit taniaafted ojyjfflion tbact do lets tks a mbboo peo ple were stock m tbe mud on Tuesday mad Wednesday, .and all meramblbagfor a first giuupbe at tbe President. He- to tbe I>ead Letter Of&oe. Ei'-bard Sras. M r .s*et Gbaptuau, Y. i. GbappeJb WiH Goxey, W. E. I>yrritr.m. Mist Fatty Ls-wie. Mist Carrie L. Lwreless, Mr*. 4. C. Maslin. A 1*. MoCor. W. A. Eeess. Mist A Ik Silas Miss Estelle Vauoe. Emma Wy®®, Walter B. VVul'.-ott -J. li. MiColwjl P. M. Just received, direct from the mills—aM — thk rear’s crop. V»e hare all tbe different gTades. - -|il us and save whoksaie grocers* profit- ^ e g 6111 a * 1 € , “ and upon precisely the same terms that the Atlanta mere ao do. Get our prices and then Try a sample o! our Flour, of tbe pudding is chewing tbe bag. ‘Proof Vow it tb«r Time to Le v*- you." bouvr waJbpapere>{b Go to &. b. Wiisuu't for (bt, 'f lak rfavaoxtaii, (jrr.tiiu and Vorth /v hxi/Muz f/ay-traixj v>at Lere '<V< r dDev day. Mr. Hubert OmmMjlaai aud daughter, of New Grleaut, Mrs. Beall of West point, Mist., ar d Mrs. Faun- bam, of Evergreen, Ala., bare been visjtiog in Vearaan tbit week -be guest* of tbeir relattfvet, M„st Vaucey awd Jbr. fi*res*T. oairckET. Datzs—Amanda C- Darks vy bora ic tbe year l*Su The name by viasds the was more familiarly fcnomj wrat Vinaa. ebe wr*.* tbe j.«et of tbe family: lorinw and obedient to ber parent* and mg aSxrat «x nsefaes beb^’medium a«ecTK«rute to ber i*rotbert.and sisters. ** brie possessed a *“*rearnest of <3333 BUY OUR $3 MEN’S CALF SHOE! It is the best Shoe you can get, and does the service of a iive-dollar article. Manufacturers guarantee with every pair sold. stature, and occupying a position m tbe rear phalanx, be did not see tbe Press- deni until tbe x*rocewwn bad T-*.s*-‘rU. He reoogma»d tbe diaingtibbed gentle man, Lowewer, by the back of bis ixeck, and is now read' to die. % e f*a/) a from fidiwr Hr Mi. pjeaaaut yest>er‘iay Fitts, of tbe Carrollton Married, <m tbe 3 vth 3.1st., at the resi- den/eof Mr. 4. B. Jir*xadwater, in this county, Kev.*T. J. OjX officiating. Mr. Ik B. lawtkrt, of Meriwether county, to Miss Fannie If. Slaughter, of Doug- lasviHe. May many blessings crown their //jarrie*! life. Married, at the houae of tbe bride’s aunt in Atlanta on WTuesday last, Her. W. A Parks ofieiating, Dr. J Frank! Miss county, Ga. Ur. Harris was former! t a mptmxami that made ber tbe obyr-d of much es- tee^n and aSect>jn to all ber acquain tances. During tbe rear i*T>, under tbe preaching of Dr. Homaly. M.— Visna was brought under wiroetion ftr ’ an, and duri'xg tbe first year of the writer's pastorate here sloe w-a^ hope fully converted to Christ. Alt bough she vrs.; zst to ber ton version, yet she felt a gyesl e-r*e? of ’.•rworthi- ness; and being approached Ijt ber pas tor on tbe same evening that rise pr* sron of faith in His name to-dav v ’ Me professor in tbe Eclectic Medical Col- repiied: “fJh, Mr. Barrett, J do not feel ... ... ■ t/, Hr. Vfl T^TI* tlm < ■ 7 - i *wr,r. Wo3oTi.f' />r. f /. 4<ttihwm will attend the Mawsotib: Grand Dodge i?j Ma/.on hert 'iues/lay. Mrs. /.. E. Floyd, of SenoLa, has been on a visit to reiat/ ves here for several days jya^jt. ' M rs. Fates, of Kansas City, Mo., is visiting in Vewnan, tbe guest of Mrs. A. D. Freen/an, Deputy Collector J>. 'f. Mosers has D^rn circulating friends this w*r<:k. among bis Vevmau Tim rain was xather diJabxry in get ting be/e, but it looked for a while as if it ba*J come Py stay. V'e who have rheumatism, go to K. H. Bu/:banan's and get a pair of those 1 fnedieated flannel shirts, A new line of dress goods and trim mings, consisting of grey arid brown tricots, etc., at F. K. Buchanan's. Ilev. J. M. Hairston, v/lif> moved Uj Tuxas last winter, sends word that he The Atlanta atid ’.Vest Point road lias er*:'.'ted a neat passenger shed at the intersection of its line with the .Savannah, Griffin and Vorth Alabama road. It is a cosy stopping-place, and a convenience to the traveling public that has long 5e-eu needed at that ;shnt. The following notice was ported on the office d*yir of one of our sprightliest young J*rgai firms last Tuesday: “f/one to Atlanta to attend a private confer ence with Grover Cleveland. Will re turn October 2bth, at which time we hojie P> .see those owing us, but not those whom we owe.” lege of Atlanta, which position he re signed a few months ago to engage In the active practice. The bride is a fit to do so.” But she did. She relate*] to us what th* Lord bad do«e for ber soul, and «e bad tbe pleasant satisfac tion of baptizing her. whh others, in $4,000 Worth of MENS’ AND BOYS’ CLOTHING just received for the Fal- aud Winter trade, comprising the largest and most carefuliv selected stock of Ready-Made Clothing in this mar ket, which vre propose to sell at prices that cannot be duplica ted this side of Atlanta. We’ve 2Tot ’em—all sizes, qualities, and steles—and they must be sold. niece of Mr. II. IL Park*, of this coon- the name of her Marter. ty, whoso family »hc vMi«d a short while prior to her marriage. After visiting among relatives a few days the trusting happy couple will leave for their home There was no remarkable incident in ber religious fif*-. only she manifested constantly to ali flie meek, gentle and spirit’ which she pos*es.*ed. She was away from home a coaffdm- . .. . _/ - . -.i ble portion of the time, but during ber in Southwest Georgia, whither the best ^ at hoiil< , sb ^ ^.j-t to make « ■wishes of a host of friends will accom pany them. pleasant for her widowed mother and brother and sister* as she jy.v-ibly could. In Jan nan' <rf the present veaY Summers, of tbe Hum- eDt ^ - the at Fairb'arn. , ^ One month afterwards she came home During ber stay at home Mrs. J. H cane district, whose protracted illness kri’a visit, has been mentioned in these columns from time to time, grew suddenly worse 100 BOXES TOBACCO she visited the grave of her father, at ^ bought b} US JUrst iiev. J. If. Hall received the sail intelligence yesterday of the death of his sister, Airs. Dr. Frank Hall, the old family hurying-groend. Her sister accompanied her to the sacred but - - . , , , »interesting spot; bat instead of being until yesterday morning, when deatn ; Vii \ an ^ low-spirited, as was her db. a few days ago and continued to sink - relieve*i was a her of her sufferings, most estimable lady T U1STK> 31 in hex which occurred at. her home in Green- greatly beloved ville yesterday morning, iiev. Mr. where she lived, in the community and her Hall and wife leave this morning to at- produced a feeling of profound sorrow, tend the funeral, which will take place this afternoon in Greenville. will back in Georgia with his family be- 1 negated five hundred and sixty-seven fore Christinas. He is coming to stay, bales, being the heaviest known for any .. , — single day since the war. Some of the Mr. Jos. B. Cole, of Griffin, moved his i cotton ca •She leaves a huslrand, four children, and numerous other mourning tores, who have the symgiathies of the Our cotton receipts last Saturday ag- f , nt j re community in their affliction. The funeral will occur this afternoon at Providence church. family up last week, and will resi dr permanently in Hampton. Henry County Weekly. One hundred and fifty bushels home- raised, purple-straw seed wheat for sale at Oir, Kirby A Co.’s. J. VV. Bowkus. Dr. T. J. Jones has moved to the Mrs. “Pet” Arnold place, on College! :arne from the interior of Camp bell, Fayette and Meriwether, and some from near the Alabama line. All except fifty-two bales was received by wagon. At .1 o’clock this morning Mr. J. H. Simms, of the Fourth district, had the misfortune to lose his barn by fire, to gether with its entire contents, in cluding corn, fodder, etc., and four street, where all night calls should Ir* c °tt°n. The loss amounts to j from South Carolina was run over by ...... upon which there was I the cars and killed. Mra Clevelandaud The origin of the fire is j the President smiled orrrne yesterday. ; There are all sizes, ages,.sexes and con- made in future. Quick-shot Powder (the best of all)! unknown and Winchester bi-shot Jtifles at the New Hardware and Meed Store. A. Poi'K $1,000 or $1,200, upon which then no insurance She ! sition at times, she was cheerful in cer and i manner, and said: “It Is wrong to : weep over souls in heaven.” She laid ! down at full length at the foot of her ■ death has father’s grave and asked the question. ' Is there enough room for me here, as . this is my place to be laid?” She was , at that time in perfect health. Sli** j reia- rfr t arm . r } to Fairbum and entered: school again. She was taken ill on the ■ 2Wth of May and her condition liecame ! suck : as to re^-juire her removal- to her j hor*e. ^ Her sister went 139 for her 1 and with considerable difficalty suc ceeded in ]^rs»ging her home. Herfirst words to her mother as she was carried in at the door, were: “Mother, I- have come home So die.” rat . _ she grew worse. Although sire had it looks t be liesrimedical attention, she quickly sank intvythe’grsre. When asked how is! well wit&)my'sosI r and God has prom- i ised nevei- to lesrre nor forsake me.” I She quoted the expression in the- 23d | Psalm: “Though I- walk through* the j valley,” etc:- '1 he day before she died : she prayed very earnestly for her brothers tod sisters. “Xev'er befi'n?,” said her soter,. “have I beard such- an earnest, ferwent prayer to Almighty God.” She seemed much interested in a short while before the recent ad vance, by which we can save to our customers from 15 to 30 per cent., on this lot alone. It is a prime lot of Tobacco, and would be a bargain even at the prices that now rule. A postal dispatch from “Ripples,” who is iu Atlanta this week, contains \ the following startling summary of Ex- Xf<- r dr«ease made rapid progress and j position incidents arid casualties “Atlanta., Oct. 19.—lam here. like the world had come to an end and j partly replied everybody was here to hear his d>*orn. ” * •- Three children were crushed to dsatli yesterday by the crowds, (or, rather, that is the report.) A young faun CAR-LOAD BAGGING AND TIES , Received this week, and more on the road. Best grades^ both constantlv in stock during the season. - o < ARNALL & FARMER./ JWr, Harry it. Sargent, who went to . Yi’XJts four or five years ago, returned home this week. He is in excellent health and looks as if frontier life agreed with him. U is estimated that from five to six thousand people attended the Pied mont Exposition from Coweta county, whose expenses from first to last ag gregated not less than $15,000. Everything In dry goods, notions, boots, shoes, hats, caps, trunks and va lises marked down to cost, for cash, from this date, to make room for the inerease of hardware stock. A. Pons. Mr. G. It. Black wont to-Summerville, Ga., last Monday to be present at the marriage of his sister, Miss Emma, who on that day espoused Mr. if. P. Lump kin, a prominent citizen of LaPayette, Ga. A lot of first-class stoves, stove-pans, atone hollow-ware, wash pots, ovens, spiders, fry pans, and a new stock of Granite Iron-ware just received at the Mew Hardware and Seed -Store. _ A. Poric. The Piedmont Exposition has been visited by immense crowds from New- nan and vicinity tlita week. Dating from Monday, 10th inst., about two thouaaud tickets have been sold at this point alone. The school at Klim Academy will commence the first Monday in Novem- l>er, under the tutorship of Prof. J. H. Hull, of this city, who was selected for the position of principal at a late meet ing of Ihe trustees. Judge S. T. Logan, of Knoxville, Tenu., has boon on a vinit to his broth- er-in-luw, Capt, T. W. Powel, this week. IT© is Judge of the Circuit Court fh his section, and one of the foremost lawyers iu that State. Mr. It. E. -Simril has boon at the Exposition this week exhibiting the Simril Guano Distributor. It attracted considerable attention on the grounds, where it was viewed by thousands <n admiring agriculturists. Miss .llnunio Harris, of Turin, left Tuesday for a three-months’ visit to Monterey, Miss. There will be a very large vacancy In that community until . . . . ditions of people here. It is raining in* the welfare* of her brothers and --Lst frx. ^r^ 1 .! dav and ladies are having a hard time Bfer prayer extended to all her old it- I am tired of ()ur readers will and pained to learn of the death of, ^ ^ , Miss Fannie Gibbs, which occurred at ! lr D n *> °JZ e a >ou j • her home in Monroe, Ga., a ago, after a short illness. She niece of Mr. J. A. Kinnard, and will be remembered as one of our most pojiu- lar visit</r» during the late college com mencement. few davs ! an d rush and sigh for the quie- She realized ivivi*©? thiit a large mmj-: .. ' y ■ tude of my rural retreat- Everybody; her of dear friends had preceded her u os .I jjt,. tiir- world was on fire ri fr hff' ^ the bttter'world^uea were waiting j nd will be h°f» I,kc U,L ™ ® [ " i for her on riie other shore. Late in schtfeimates and She realized :vividLG that a lare play-1 CLOTHING! . , . ,, , . - mu for her on riie othsr shore, ui; behind em. Will be at some Thun— the afterrux/mof the day of her death,. day if I can get on the cars-;:' | she request-td; her sister May to ap- i.proach her bedside- Then she spoke I from her dying: Kps- the following | Vestenlay morning at JgRo’-clock, at j {>eaut j ful The annual rmieting of the stock-j the pleasimt country home of thej holders of the Savannah, Griffin and > bride's parents six miles nostii of town,: North Alabama Kailn>ud will be held I Mri. J. R. -Sewell, of that city, was : in Griffin on tire Zd of November, ^united in marriage to Miss Maud Her-i Stockholders and their families will be ring-.. IJr. Hall performed! the cere-. passed free of charge uj>on preserita- f ion of their stock certificates to the station agent nearest their place of res idence. See notice. Mr. P. W. Arnold offers for sale three thousand acres of rateable farm ing and timbered lands. Hying on the line of the Atlanta and West Point Kailroad and about five miles southwest of Palmetto, being the plantation whereon Mr. Arnold now resides. Will be sold at public outcry in JCewuan 0:1 the first Tuesday in December, if not previously disposed of at jwivate sale. See advertisement. _ “Sister, the hour drawth nigb. The hour we-have waited so long, For the ar<gels4o open- a .door in the sky. That rny spirit may &reak from its porta>- and tty The voice of “an inflnit-s*song. “Jnst now as tiie si umbers of night Came o’er ate, iitpejwe-given rest, A-curtain, half open, revealed to my sight The waters that cover the river of life, And that shadow the piker of death.” -e Mr. Howard M. Smith left Wednes day for Macon, whither he goes to-as sume a position in the Merchants’ Na tional Bank of that city, recently ten dered him. Mr. Smith is owe of our most popular and estimable young men, whoso loss to the community is but poorly compensated by the gratifi cation which his business promotion affords, and we trust he may eventually find it to his interest to return; aiui lo cate with us permanently. The following comprehensive sched ule is published for the information of those who contemplate attending the- State Fair in Macon next week and the week following : Leave Newnau via Savannah, Griffin and North Alabama Jtailroad at 7:20 a. m. and arrive at Ma con 12:25 r. m. Leave Newnan at 2:28 p. M. and arrive at Macon 10:.V) i\ m. Leave Macon 5:00 A. m. and arrive at Newnan 9:45 A. M. Leave Macon 9:tO a. >1. and arrive at Newnan 2:lft e. m. Fare for the round trip, from Newnan to Macon and return, (including ticket of admission to the Fair Grounds,) $2.40. At the resilience of the bride’s mother at White Sulphur Springs, Monday evening at 8:30 o'clock, Mr. mony,, which was witnessed' only by \ the relatives- and a few chosen > friends-* o€ the high contracting parties. The • groom-, is one of Newnan’s best known-1 Her moth-ip.- asked, her if she knew! ami most popular young gentlemen,'she was dying. She-replied that she; w'Eulirtlie bride is equally admired for certainly didl. “Oh, mamma ! I though* | heir- numerous charms of jerson and^J maimer, and we most cordially unite ; jpur to open the doojrfor noe.” wiilhifclieir friends in wishing;, for them.:: She looked.out up«n. the moon as it all the prosperity and liappiness at-J-- 1 ^ a ?* s hinin^ih.at tine window, and ex- - - - - - --- — - - ; claimed, ?he-beaur.ful moon will give ime light to- heaven.^ tanaalffe in this life. The bridal fiarty leave on the early train this morning;!, for At Lank*, where they will She thanked the attending physician witnese-Ffor his kirdhess,.toei a drink of water, the ('.losing; attractions at Che ExposA- exclaiming: ‘LwilL thirst no more WE CAN SELL YOU A GOOD SUIT, THICK AND WELL-MADE, FOR $6 00. A SPLENDID CASSIMERE SUIT FOR $7 50. A GENUINE SCOTCH SUIT FOR $12 50. A FIRST-CLASS CUSTOM-MADE BUSINESS SUIT FOR $1500. ELEGANT DRESS SUITS, IN PLAIDS, DIAGONALS AND CORK- and in five minutes; her angelic spirit | passed, vrithout a struggle, into the!SCREWS, great unknown. Pastor. tionv after which they wfJl; return Vo. Newnan and settle down, to house*- keeping. The -numerous and exasjparating difA- cuStias-that visitors to the- Expositim have experienced in trying* to get away from* Atlanta since Tuesday, and W-id- neada-y.hns amused a feeSug of inaSjg- nabion; agamst the railmvdkthat is raid ing expression in malediction* loud and deep, from thousands of weary, footsore and' hungry sojourners- who were de tained there against their will. The faduare or refusal of tive-r&ilroad author ities- to furnish equaiaccommodations to-departing visitors as were provided on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday to carry the crowds into Atlanta, can not lie too severely condemned. The amount of suffering endured bv the waiting throngs that congregated about j the principal depot on Wednesday and. Thursday was jutiable in the extreme. Women and children wen* tbe chief sufferers, many of whom were utterly prostrated by fatigue and loss of s5eep. We do not pretend to say that rh« rail roads could have immediately accom modated all who desired to leave the city: hut their failure to provide equal, , ... 1 % . . This powder never vanes. A marvel «>i pur- Jlc 'omiaodat ions to rcfcuruiug Visitors i ity, strength, and whoiesoineness. Moreeoo-j as wore furnished early in the week to tiiose going, cannot !>e justified upon any ground. | ^ (in frocks,> $1800 to $25 00. SAME GOODS, (in sacks,) $15 to $20. A SPLENDID LINE OF OVERCOATS, (Light-Weight and Heavy,) ALL THE WAY FROM *4 TO $20. BOYS’ AND YOUTH’S CLOTHING, FROM $5 TQ $15. 2^-A LARGE LOT OF FINE CLOTHING RECEIVED THIS WEEK.^' ita his HARDAWAY & HUNTER. Absolutely Pure. noraical ihan tho* ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude ol low test, short weight, alum or phosphate wders. Sold oylr i n cans. Rot ax- Baxixc owdik Co.. Iflt waU<sk. N. I,