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§hc Herald and gidcertistt,|^ xln6t0 „, Ga ., are vi3iting h ,„, the
— - ■: ■ ■ — ■ — —: j guests of Mrs. H. Amall.
Newnan, Ga., Friday, Nov. 4, 1887.
HOME AFFAIRS.
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The Farmer'B Lament.
J’ve been Ibis day to parts remote,
And wondered nil this way,
Why it is that a guano note
In the iiardest note to pay.
Mr. TJios. Beavers, who moved from
I this county to Texas two or three years
, ago, is hack again on a visit to relatives
I and friends in the community.
(Cotton is worth 8fc.
(•Ordinary’s Court next Monday.
The Atlanta and West Point accom-
| modation now runs to West Point, and
consequently arrives at Newnan about
I forty minutes later going north.
Miss Lizzie Dent, one of the belles
! of Newnan, has returned home after a
Head the new advertisements in this pleasant visit to the Misses Smith, on
sue. - | Cooper street.—Atlanta Journal.
i Miss Nellie Smith of Opelika, Ala.,
and Miss Leila Avery, of Gold Hill,
Ala., are visiting in Newnan this week,
the guests of Miss Jennie Burpee.
and Drama, 92 and 94 Main Street,
Norfolk, Va., desire a correspondent in
this section to attend theatres and so
ciety meetings and forward reports of
Cotton Fire.
About 4 o’clock .yesterday afternoon
fire was discovered among the
cotton stored on the platform
THE PROVIDENT SAVINGS
same. Credentials for admittance fur-j of the Atlanta and A\ est Point
Life Assurance Society of New York,
Sheppard Homans, President-
Cash Assets $229 to Each
$100 of Liability.
Troup Superior Court convenes next
Monday.
nished.
velope.
The following is reproduced from the
Columbus Enquirer-Sun in lieu of the
notice that we had .intended giving
“The (Crescent Opera Company at
tempted to burlesque the ‘Mikado’ at
Springer’s opera house last night, but
the burlesque was a burlesque on bur
lesques. A poorer play was probably
never put on the stage by so poor a com
pany.”
Mr
The great value of Life Insurance is
i uiuisiciiiaiiui. ... t.. c usigiiuuiuuvu., v.v>nceded by all. Practically it is one
I The alarm w» sounded upon the firs,; ^.d'Sl & Z'n± Sble
Address with stamped en- depot, and for a time there was much :
consternation in the neighborhood, j concede
The town was overrun
sale-day.
with people j
See that $65 French China dinner set
at, Avery’s.
So Sheriff's sales are advertised fori
December.
—.——
See that $65 French China dinner set j
at Avery’s. j
Only twenty-five city voters had
registered up to yesterday.
Hon. Geo, J. Martin, of Meriwether
county, was in town Tuesday.
Mr. W. T. Huguley, of West Point,
spent Sunday with friends here.
Everybody invited to Avery’s open
ing next. Wednesday and Thursday.
The City Court is grinding out jus
tice at a rate that cannot fail to bring
tears to the eyes of offenders, and min
gled joy and grief to litigants generally.
A large crowd went over to Griffin
yesterday to attend the annual meet*
ing of the stockholders of the Savan
nah, Griffin and North Alabama Rail
road. . _
Deputy Marshal Upshaw is stirrjng
up the moonshiners in the neighbor-
! hood of Pine Mountain with a sharp
j stick. lie brings in a fresh victim every
I week or so.
Harvey North, who went to
Poughkeepsie, N. Y., last summer to
take a course in Eastman’s Business
College, returned this week and is re
ceiving the congratulations of his
friends upon his successful graduation
from that well-known institution. Har
vey is one of our most worthy and ca
pable young men and will get along in
the world.’
j appearance of the fire, which was
. | promptly responded to by the em
ployes of the Cole Manufacturing j
Company, and others who chanced to \
be in the vicinity. In an incredibly
I short time the burning bales—about
seven in number—were extricated
| and thrown to the ground, at a safe
j distance from the huge mass of cotton
I piled up on the .platform. A hose was
Notice.
All parties indebted to me, either by
note or account, are requested to come
forward and settle. I am needing the
J- R. Herring.
provision for the pecuniary loss, iuc
liardships and dangers which his own
death would entail upon his family and
friends. The duty of every man upon
I whom others are dependent, to fore-
! cast and provide for such contingency,
i is so generally recognized, and so eiu- |
phatic, that the consideration of the j b kakxk>
! proper company to insure in. and then bloa
j the best form of insurance contract to ' tion <
make, is a duty of equal interest and
i importance.
Sheppard Homans’ plan of Renewa
Always at the Front.
I)r. J. T. Reese, of Newnan, hasmade
arrangements whereby responsible par
ties suffering with any of the following
troubles can get their medicine on a
positive guarantee—no benefits, no
pay:
sallow Complexion; Thin Blood:
We stop the press to announce that
l'he amendment to Coweta’s prolii- i the festival and supper at Puckett Sta-
liition law takes effect January 1st.
Everybody invited to Avery’s open-1
ing next Wednesday and Thursday.
tion last night was a splendid success,
a full account of which is reserved for
our next issue.
Avery’s opening next Wednesday
and Thursday, November 9th and 10th.
Three pounds of bluestone for twen
ty-live cents at Hardaway & Hunter’s.
We return thanks to Mrs. W. M.
i Redwine, of Powelville, for a basket of
j delicious Yates apples. They are from
! the family orchard, and as fine as we
| have seen this season.
Avery’s opening next Wednesday
and Thursday, November 9th and 10th. ;
Last Saturday was a rousing big day
with our merchants and warehouse
men.
Cotton seed is worth 17@16c. per
bushel, delivered at the Newnan Oil
Mills.
Hon. II. R. Harris has our thanks
for valuable and interesting public
documents..
Five thousand fine, fat Mobile plants
received this morning at Jim Reid’s
restaurant.
Mr. W. II. Melson, one of Heard’s
substantial citizens, is spending a few
days in town.
Coal hods, andirons, shovels and
tongs, stoves and grates, and hundreds
of thousands of carpet tacks at the
New Hardware and Seed Store.
A. Pope.
Mr. J. F. Mobley, of Ilogansville,
offers for sale two hundred acres of val
uable farming land near Palmetto.
The place is well improved and will be
sold at a bargain. See notice.
Pal Bradley has a few more suits of
ready-made clothing left, which lie will
close out. at a bargain. These goods
are all wool and a quarter of an inch
thick, and if any doubting Bill Jones is
disposed to question the fact he can
show the pedigree of the sheep that
the wool was sheared from. It is a
cold day when anybody gets ahead of
Bro. Bradley in a wool transaction.
Wm. Dunson, the well-known color
ed drayman, was trying to unload a
heavy box of dry goods for Arnall &
Farmer last Friday afternoon when
the package slipped from his grasp in
some manner and feir with crushing
force upon his leg, producing a serious
fracture between The knee and ankle
joint, Dunson is one of our best and
Loss ok Appetite; A
ted. ri feed and watery condi-
,f F u k, Legs and Stomach; Gen
eral Weakness; Shortness of
t h,.„ stretched to Coles tvrervoir, bv j
means of which a stream of water was j ( . rit icism one has yet shown where-; good for. All these, and any troubles
secured and the tire extinguished with j j u j t not at least as secure and per-* Tor which Nunn better KEMEDith an
little difficulty. Had it not been for manent as the old system. The eom-
tlie tiinelv aid thus rendered, however, . pany claims for it e\en gieaterstiength
, , , , i and permanence. It certainly affords,
the conflagration would have been j insur J, nce at much i oss cost
much more serious and resulted
recommended.
Give Them a Chance.
That is to say, your lungs.
Also all
uunuitf iu iiiuv.ii vvaii That is to sav, \oiu iuu^-n ^«...
The Provident challenges the severest vour breathing machinery-, Very won-
in heavy loss to the railroad com- j criticism as to the safety, the fairness iieri'ul machinery it is. Not only the
pany. The cotton is supposed to have ! and the cheapness of its indemnity larger air-passages, but the thousands
j About $1 a week insures a middle-. 0 ff lt tle tubes and cavities leading Iroiu
caught from a.stray Spark. | aged, man for $5,000, this being one- 1
Sale-Day.
There was a large crowd in town laJt
Tuesday, the largest that
bled here on any legal sale-day since j
third the usual rate
The Provident Savings Life Assu
rance Society furnishes a contract of
insurance that for brevity, conciseness,
has assem- J liberality and cheapness is believed to
be unexcelled. Its salient features are:
1. Pure Life Insurance unmixed with
last winter, and there was a correspond-; jinking or Investment,
ing activity in every department of; Expenses definitely fixed by 1
trade. It was a regular field-day for I policy contract and averaging one-
horse-swappers, the traffic in equine ef-A * n ™ iiiost ot le\el-piomium eompa-
fects superseding every other interest i
on the back lots and by-places. Even
the disguised Italian nobleman with j
mes.
S. A Guaranty Fund as an addi
tional safeguard* against sudden and
excessive mortality, of which the share
his performing bear recognized tin? ini- j contributed by each peisiMeut polk >-
1 „ f V , , , holder is returned m ten years and at
1 When these are clogged and choked
with matter which ought not to be
there, vour lungs cannot half do their
work. ' And what they do, they cannot
do well.
Call it cold, cough, croup, pneumonia,
catarrh, consumption or any of the tani-
jly of throat and nose and head and
lung obstructions, all are bad. All
ought to be got rid of. There is lust
one sure wav to get rid of them. That
is to take Boschee’s German Syrup,
which any druggist will sell you at 7-*>
ceuts a hot tle. Even if everything else
has failed, you may depend upon thi>
for certain.
portance of the day, and the harvest
of nickels gleaned from the gapireg)
crowds fully attested the accuracy of
his judgn.e it.
But little property was «>Id at public !
outcry, yet that offered forsale brought i,
good prices. The lands belonging to !
most worthy colored citizens and ha»j t h e Milton N. Sewell estate sold
the sympathies of everyone m bis mis-[ ma rkably well, as the following will
fortune.
Just received, a new lot of gents’ fine
shoes, at prices that will surprise you.
J. R. Herring.
I>r. A. J. Lyndon, who has been con
fined at. home by sickness for several
days, is out again.
Editor Floyd, of the Senoia Sentinel,
came over last Monday to attend the
performance of the Crescent Opera
and Comedy Company. Bro. Floyd is
a liberal patron of theatrical enter
prises.
Senoia’s cotton receipts this season
have already reached four thousand
bales, and will be increased to fully six
thousand before the season closes. I lev
receipts last year aggregated forty-two
hundred bales, only.
Mr. W. L. Redding, Jr,, and bride
were entertained at the residence of
the groom’s father one day last week
with an old-fashioned “infasT,” and it
is reported as having been a most de
lightful occasion. The invited guests
comprised about twenty couples,-
friends of the bridal party, who par
took of the good cheer dispensed with
a heartiness that indicated their thor
ough enjoyment, and the merry round
was kept up until*late in the afternoon..
AVe have had a peep at the beautiful
goods our friend Avery, the jeweler, is
preparing to put on exhibiton next
week, and have seen enough to warrant
the announcement that it will be the
handsomest display in the jewelry line
that has ever been made in Newnatu-
Mr. Avery will devote two days and
two nights to showing these goods, arvi.(
r i • l ....n ‘
end of each jieriod of five years there- ‘
after. ‘ - , I
It is the only regularly organized
company in the United States iurnkAv-
i*ig Life Insurance on this plan, and
has received the unqualified indorse
ment of all the leading Actuaries and ! ;
Insurance Commissioners.
OM-fashioiied Life Insurance is good,
but iS costs too much. It is based up
on an artificial theory that is making
huge Banks 6f the older Companies,
where** the insuring of lives is sec-
show: A small parcel containing, thir
ty-seven acres wasdiid off by Dr, J, Starr . -----— . .■ . i
i ic i ondary in importance to She sate keep-,
at $1,000; forty-seven acres by Mr. Ja-1 ing aad 1>ro fi t able investment of the j
cobes Petty at $500? one hundred and j millions Borrowed from psdiey holders. |
Vuvo Cl&pertisements.
A Good Farm For Sale l
fioflferfor jfiile two hundred acres of larol
il-yin? two w> southeast of Palmetto, in *
s i>od : state oJ cultivation, With one set of ten-
ko« houses. Tit'es perfect, price low. Any
person wishing;,* uikkI home T* 1 ill do well to
<-e«respom.f wits- me svt H-ogansville, Gu.
.1.8’. MOBLEY.
fiifty acres by David! Powers, of Carroll
county, at $700; seventy-five acres-, in
cluding half interest ki mill property,
to same party at $1,55(1;
The Stavte statutes compel us to lay
I aside an irwirance reserve oiveach policy
| contract, precisely the same as that
I which governs the insurance reserve in
anv other life insurance company,and
The house and lot ii» Grantville,. be- i we keep in good securities tbs- full ic-
' serve by the standard tables on each
longing the estate of Josie'Ot- Clov*-
er, was bought by Mr. P. ().- Col line-
wort li.-
Only one piece of property
by the Sheriff.
tKedding* Beilis. ..
The Presbyterian church was the j
sce/ie of a vsry pleasant gathering on :
Wednesday morning last, the occasion 1 a hill of dry
being the marriage of Air. Sju AV. Wal- | !,1ir !
and every pciicy in force.
Our policies--.after two yeaits are m-
contestable foe any cause except, fraud,
was sold and we make i? a’practice to pay our
•death claims s>n acceptance of. the
proofs.
j We are admitted freely into every
! State, on the same basis as lev vbpre-!
ilium companies.
The purchaserof one of mirptUeses
bsys insurance just as he would, buy j ^Uejn iroilriixle HICKMAN
a hill of dry goods—he pays tor what 1 —
he*gets and gets-what he pays for-
WILL. YOU BUY A BUGGY?
E0' ?0U> WANT A WAS0N ?
DO YOU HA-NKER AFTER- HAASSSS ?-
We w’Jl sell (»jti order) a
first-class., one-horse,, thimbk’-
WAGON for $35. Two-
lace, of Atlanta, and Miss Mary Her- j dui ,
More beautiful still! A large lot of
new millinery goods just received at j which several of his friend
I ted.
Dr. Theo Davis celebrated his —th everybody is cordially invited to call,
birthday.last Sunday with an old-fash-[andsee them. He and his force wilh
ioned dinner of ’possum and potato, to [take special pleasure in waiting upon-
Mrs. R. M. Barnes.
Miss Kitty McClure, of Carrollton, is
visiting in Newnan this week, the guest
of Mrs. J. IL Shelnutt.
were mvi-
The Doctor is becoming more and
more of an epicure as he grows older.
’UlOS
town
-r he best and handsomest line of
misses’ ami children’s di >es
at J. R, Herring’s.
nv
4' a H . anil examine our new Boaehill
ireeeli-. '°ading Gunx, They are heau-
T. E. Ff,i,l jc t'o.
>Iiss A'at. Mn:i Fearson, of Alexander
City, Ala., is 011 a visit this Week to her
aunt, Mrs. U. R- AVilkinson.
Miss Mattie Bl ’iscoe, of Senoia, and
.Misss Delia Campbell, of (Tevei-and,
Tenn., visited New nan this week.
Air. Eugene Daniel is able to t>e out
again, after several weeks’ confinement
from an attack of fever. He is still of
the opinion that Birmingham is a large,
fine town, hut will die content hereaf
ter to take his chances for health and a
livelihood in. Newnan.
AVe are getting anxious-to hear from
our Grantville, Senoia. and Palmetto
correspondents. An issue of The Her
ald and Advertiser without a letter
from one or all of these excellent con
tributors is about as vapid as-“Hamlet”
with Hamlet left out.
i The ladies of the Library Associa-
•V nother stock of those hoiicrw bevelenU tion ure preparing to give an ojstei
stce.l axes .(the best made) at the New I supper some time during the coming
Hardware and Seed Store. .A. Pope.
Misses Mollie and Sallie Potvel, of
Spgersville, Tenn., are on a visit to the
family of their brother, (.-apt. T. \V.
Powel.
Mrs. Orlando McClendon left yester
day for a visit to her parents in Frank
lin. Ky. she will he absent several
weeks.
Mrs. Delia Chapman, who has been
spending several weeks in Columbus
with relatives, returned home last
week.
Those all-wool, hantl-made suits at I.
p. Bradley’s are going very fast. If
you want a chance at them you must
fif6 early.
One hundred’and fifty bushels hoiue-
• ♦vised, purple-straw seed wheat for
at Orr,Kirby &• Co.-’s..
Jv.AVU Bowers.
week for the benefit of the Library.
Funds are needed with wliieh to pur
chase new books, and wt hoi>e the
“stew” will l>e liberally pats<*uized..
Mr.. AV. A. Gibson, wI10 Ills been
serving as store-keeper and gnager at
AVood's distillery for two years past,
was this week transferred to Flat
Shoals, Meriwether county,, ami will
move his family to that place.. He is
succeeded here by Mr;. P.. R~ Bingham, i;
all who may wish to see or examine
the new attractions that will be on ex
hibition, and none.are expected to buy..
Don’t forget the days—Wednesday and
Thu rat lay, November 9tli and 10th.
ring, of this place.-
The church had been tastefully deco-
! rated by thoughtful friends,, and pre-
I sented a beautiful appearance There
was a rare profusion of flower?-..and the
effect produced by the various and va-
! ried designs was.most charmiicL
Smouid we not yay death claims -when horSC. $43 to $sO.
ia„the heneficKiry has only to levy | ^7 r. a-
iip^n the $100,000-d Government U>n<Ls
deposited at Albany, for the full gay-'
meat of his claim- *
The stockholders must lose ewu-y
dollar of their capital before a poUcy-
holeer can lose one penny; and, as the
Buggies from $3^,
aruarajitee
the
to. $175..
same foe
managers of this society have had anas to $33.
pie experience, it uH-iot likely they wall > -• ’ " 1
naziurd the money which has been in—1 1 DOS
and
one year.
Buggy Harness from $7.50
Scientific Mills,.
AVells seated hii-uelf at the organ, and
, tw- the joyous notes of the “AVe-dding i
when Mr. AV. E. II. Searcy March” pealed forth the large audience ance Commission-:
office, he was met by j ia.waiting cast acv expectant gHnce to- • [J
1 1 1 1 in 1 — i-V..-, 4 r FL l\n/1 uaI 1 A»vn* Fa I * .V Li
orixx^Ks.
Fir?.® II011. Philip.-L- Spooner, Insur-
Yesierday w!
came to- the Su
a young; lady who introduced herself as
Miss- Searcy Argali, of Turin. She was
wards the door. T-hey had not long to
wait,
Commissioner of
insurance presented
by the ‘Provident Savings’ is one the
want t£. which has 'oug been felt, as
almost) simultaneously the 1 being, within the cooiprehension of the:
is* now about seventeen years old, and . lau.ta,.wh(i had been, summoned to of
is-cultivated and irefinetL Her call was
appreciated greatly by Mir. Searcy, who j
loved her fa-t,her with tender affection. I
Dr.. Amid!lias dead some years, ;
but. in tl^f person; of his-daughter has j
the- reprssentatLso worthy of his name
A few minutes-past 10 o’chyik Prof. ; trusted to them by their stockholders-. 1 ^f or gnndittg COttOll seed and
vneo,) $35 to $145, according
AVisconsm:.] to si/.C.
ARNOLD, BURDETT & CO.
AVERY’S OPENING!
VV K1) KS1) AT. A ND T MJJ RS DA Y
NoV. <534111 AN,D IOT.H.
latter.
W _. T it i&i
,! ficiate at the ceremony, and as lie rose ! not so inextricably connected with
fine-sjun.theories as-fco- mystify the as—1
greet them a profound hush fell
ipon the assemb’-age. The beautiful
nuptial rite of the Episcopal ihureli
vas employed, and the deep solemnity
ji' theoccasion covid not have be-m ren-
| sured v if not the Actuary himself.”
i Frost Report of Hon. Oliver ITUs—!
I bury, Insurance Coi-naissioiier of New
| Hampshire: “No substantial reason
i has bt-r* 11 adduced why a person shoild
not pay and renew insurance on lib-
and life.. The Deetor was a good, piu*e | dered more impreiasive. A\ hen the last; ap^aiiy^ as ] ie does his jiropecty.
msui,. oS spotless- rep^ation-a fine i “aaaen” had been sakl and the happy j Life insurance condicted somewhat af-; rurnvnAr . v iMUTTun
Edivsiciauga.nl a tmue,. imtmllM friend. ! ^-oupie ws* pronounce* I man | ter the ™annerot EVERYBODY IN ^11 ED
ao-M-M by Mi«!«d wife, friend,. .*<.wded mm*
MiksEeaaoy. wsas-aci ...
Lyons,, aa 10their beautiful and accom-; extend good wishes and conggautla-
lady f’lMnv the samel Tons, and it was near 11 o clock, when
pli.shed young
p4ace.—Gha^ili S*n..
General;Passeagpr Agaat Carlton, of
the CemffiaL Rai5noad,. has- Issued a cir-
vular announcing, a. reduction in rates
; they finally dispersed.
; The attendants were—
| Mss» Carrie Elis,, of Lamar,-. Col.,
with Dr. AV. T. Herring, of LaAr. nge.
Miss Pauline Osborn, of Atlanta,
deep coneoEiL j
fon shows; distastes- on the Central’s , Lee J. Ellis, of Atlanta,
snain.stom,. whhrli; inclsdies the Savaiv; Mir. Jas. P. Le T erett was the groom’s
nah anck Atlanta.divisiams^the Augusta ' attendant, and Mr. J. R. Herring gave
* l and. Sa aaunah Railroad, Milledgeville rth.e kkride away.
for hec*v
ready Hie subject, of
among; business memT j,
State of Minnesota, Insckajs<i:e 1
DEP.V2T31ENT, St. Paul, February
1S87.- Mi D. Rowley., Esq., Minnenno-1
lis, Minn.—Dear Sir: Referring ta-the;
ITovident Savings Life Assurance So- r
ciety„ Lconsider it a first-class, reliable [
company. There »no question as to;
its solvency, or dooht as to its ability |
to meet claims at maturity. 1
Its last statement shows a good s«tr-j . . ..
plus ever all liabilities, and it is based ; ol new rBlCt artistic goods, dlt-
011 principles that will make it tetter j
and better as it g’jows older.
NO CAROS!
Mv st-.^re will he 3i panorama
Miss Nell Bush, who has been.one of and Eatontom hranei^ Upson County ; = 4'p^n leaving the church tb* bridal
our most popular visitors for several- Railro^l,. antk the Savannah «ri£-! party> with a few chosen frierd*. pro- | is ^iVkabte; and any-j ferent from anv Other Store in
j months jias t, left yesterday for. her fin and ^ccth A^ibaina^ to ceeded to the r^^idenee of H02. W. ^ • i one van feel safe: m taking a pofey mi
home in Franklin, Ky.. She made.-pint© effect N.swembe*- k The miui- ; Atkinson, on Greenville street, where i the sompany^ that at maturity ;f. will ■
many friends during her stay in our j mum. whole- fare for distances ol
midst, who are even now. tucking anx- one railft up to eight has heretofore
iously forward to the time when she
will return.
Mr. R. T. Johnson, who is- in the cot
ton business at Americus- again this
season, came up last Saturday on a visit j
to his family.
Miss Carrie Melson, of Cooksville. is
af opping with her sister, Mrs. R. T.
Johnson, who has beehquite ill for sev-
eral days past.
The finest season in years for sowing
rvo. You’ll find -seed for sale at the
Yew Hardware and Seed Store.
A. Pore.
The Hutcheson Mamii'acUiring Coau-
pany are adding a new warehouse to
their factory building near Banning,,
which will give them large additional
room for storage purposes-. Messrs^ T,
E. Fell & Co. luwe the contract for cov-.
| ering the building, tlio dimensioas of
j which are 4Sxt?0 feet.
A pleasant party of ladies and gen-
beeu;4ti‘CenLss. U mJwr the new arrange
ment $he niiaimunt whole fare up to
five’wiles will be 1© cents; for five siile
distances, 15»eeuts;sixand seven nudes,
20 cents;.seven and eight miles, 25 ceuas.
The-half fare for same distance up to
eight miles, will be 10 cents, and. for
eight mile* Ix> cents.
Mi:.. Pope .Tones, of the Fourth dis
trict, is c*l« of Coweta’s best and. most
enterprising fanners, and comes-as near
living at home as any man we- know,
tlenten came up from. Senoia Mondaj daises everything that out- soil and
oftor-nnn.i t<> witiif>s<5.the Mikfttlo. as c }i mate ;v ill produce, and it is-adecided
ly off year when he makes a failure of
any crop. He has been experimenting
an elegant colladon was served for the
enjoyment of the invited guesds. The |
table was nuort tastefully :od artis- ■
tically arrangfM, while the spread was
be ijaid. Youvs truly,
CxlARLES SHAXKttlW, ,
Insurance Commissioner, j
fc think well e£ the “Provided Sav- • than ever,
ingj;.” Indeed^ have taken all the in-
Newnaa, and a livrger \ r arielv
eqilallvmarvelous for its culifiary excel-! susance that the C.ompanj vsoixld al-
lence and varjrty. lo» me on my !U e . J. B. GeEDON. ,
A th it er] ^»f).0lK) Wilt*® ill Colun}bl» ill tWO |
ifternoon to wituess,the “Mikado,
| rendered by the Crescent Opera Com
pany. The delegation was headed by j j
1 (’apt. Ed Leach, who is never so agree- ; receit tiy with sugar cane, and the re-
| ably occupied as when looking after the.j sult year has been most gratifying
pleasure of liis friends.
• ui every respect. On one acie ol j . , , .
— , ., , 1 , ., , . t i .Jacksonville will return to Atlanta, in
„ t u„ ground he hasmade three hundred ami
g tne mat- : » , u . which citv tliev wul make then-home,
id Mr Ed ! twentv gallons of hue syrup, besides.
Among the.numerous presents noted
was a handsome silver waites, present
ed by Mrs. S. J. Herring, of LaGrange,
aunt of the bride; a lovely peachhlow !
berry bowl* given by Mr. Lee Ellis, of
Atlanta; a large silver cast »r,.by Messrs..
AA'. T. andpH. L. Herrings of LaGrange;;
a breakfast c-astor, by. M,t.. J. R. Her
ring, of Newnan; a handsome brooch, j
by Miss C. A. Ellis, of Lamar, CoL; a
magnificent pair of diamond earrings, j
presented by the gro««m.,
Air. and Mrs. AVaifcice left on the
noon train for a trip to Florida, and af
ter a week’s sojourn iirthe vicinity of
rstonths. AVm. T. Cowles,
Special Agent.
Office with Dr. T. B. Darts.
Air. B. F. Melson, of Newnan. repre
senting the Cincinnati Life Insurance
Company, was in town yesterday.-
Fairlnvn Xen:a.
formerly of thisimst.
hak-
Alr. Bee Bohannon
pi.n e hill now of Sharpsliui-g, wass
ing hands with hi- nmnv friends here
■k. Fiih'tiurii A nrs.
Cards are out announcing
riage of Aliss. Rosa Powell and
gar P. Johnson. l>oth of Griffin.
i will tak.. (iUh-o in that fity on th.- nth have a stunflo of tho syn.p on exh.b
tion m our office, and those who lia\e
which see< l I° 1 ’ another year’s planting. A\ e
in
»:>sf wech
...... Aliss Powell i? well kuown .. . „
Newnan and tin- a—meat of ho,- \ « ».d J
approaching nuptials will be a pleasant - -
surprise to her numerous friends here.
Yir>. Sarah Lumpkin ami dauj
;liter.
fine as the best
uperior.
W’e have also seen sample stalks of
t-.uie grown on liis place, and it "ill
-o- — compare favorably with the finest and
The publishers of Son them Society . most mature Georgia product-**.
Tak€i Due Notice.
Parties indebted to me, either by
note or account, are urgently and pray
erfully requested to come forward aqd
settlo. L gives me pain r<> lie forced to
1 call attention t<> this matter, but I need
the money, L I\ Bradley,
^Official Notice.7
A Card.
OurCoujaty Alliance iiset on the 26tli j
inst., in compliance with rail. The j
trade committee submitted such propo- j
j sitions as had been received by them 1 .
from the merchants of Newnan, and i and
Air. J. I>. Mount offering ihe greatest 1
reduction in prices, his proposition was
: accepted and ratified by the County
Alliance. Now, brethren of the sub-
i Alliances perinit me to urge upon you
the necessity of abiding by the action
of your commitJee. A\ «* miLst move in
solid phalanx: "** must be a unit, if
possible. Upon this will greatly de-
, pend our success. Remember, that in
union then; is strength. I have all
! confidence in Mr. Alount’s sincerity,
fully believing that he will carry out i
hitepart ,>1 the contract in good faith; |
ami don’t foi-gt t that our business deal- ;
ings aiv in confidence. Yours fratei- j
nally, Wm, AL Redwine,
Cliairniau Trade Committee,
( Oct, :»lst, 16^7,
I will not say what you will
see, but gently hint that we
wiU keep open house next
Wednesday and Thursday,
want all our [Fiends to
come out. day or night, and
see for themselves.
NOVEMBER 9 AND 10!
AVERY’S OPENING!