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Ask their friends and customers to call and examine-theirstock of PM) W XTER OODS, which embraces a mil lino of Die »> D, Ji i -»* * I » »* ' ’ Dnuies *bawU of all kind and size*. lu fact a complete lineof Oeneral.Merchandiae which they pr rpof-o to sell as- cheap as the*cheapest. New Goods, J FALL & WINTER 1884! The undersigned would especially invite the public to ve stock an inspection when in want of good reliable GOODS Having purchased largely in the Not them Markets of LADIES DRESS GOODS. READY M ADK CLOTHING 1 For MEN and BOYS; LADIES CORSETS. SKIRTS, ,T U'K ETS Ac., GENTS UNDER SHIRTS, DRESS-SH/R 7*5. &e., BLANKET’S, SHAWLS, FR I NTS, *FL.\N.\ EL’S, BLEACHED GOODS, JEA.VS, CASSIMERS, BOOTS and SHOES H \RD WARfc, NOTIONS, HATS, STATIONARY, //OSIERY. &<•. Having made nis selections in person he feels warranted in ruin that he has got WHAT YOU WANT And at pr'eees ’hat will defy competition, \h cheap as the c ■st 1 To thoee in want of fine Ready Made He would sav come and see them for jonrscivns, and he C invon r c NO SHOD!) Y GOODS , But ill us good Slock as cca oe found anywhere, and Superior to any ever brought to this place v ery body invited to examine my STOCK, assuring them satisfetiou If ’.hey will give me a ’rial. Thanking the’pulvic fora il»u lelme. ftl eir patronage ltit fore, he hut hopeß by fair and libera l dealing to merit a eontinuan of the same. NO USE IN GOIN3- OFF To epend your money wiih STRANGERS in other MAE RETS bui do so at home and support your own people, and bmld up your Mediants, Especially when all diings are equal. Sept 9tb — 3mo. JAMES D. SLVEN’CE, Georgia—Gwiunett County. To all whom it mny concern Jos T Campbell has In due form applied to undersigned fur permanent letters of administration on the estate of Jm . J Campbell, late of said county de «f>a«td, and 1 will pass upon said ap plication on the first Monday in Jan aar> ltftfc. AS. T LAVIKf N $2 10—Dec Inf. 'B4. Ordinary. Houston & Po n ©ll OBWC’S SHIIVCi CiOODS, NOTIONS. op KINDS. OLASSIV AI.I.AIt n. cbockbhy, OH.OCBH.IES ' BOOTS and SHOES SPE SALTY. JUST RECEIVED. We havejusi tecieved a fresh supply of cheap goods that v»e:e bought lo.ver -haneyer, and we are selling -hem the same way. We are offering special prices in Boots ard f- es Jeans. Dries Good. F'anneV. <'htcks Sheeting and Shirtings, and marv other goods too numcro-’s to mention. A small lot of Ready Made clom ing at ten per cent, less than co-1. to c ose it out. One new improv ed No. B\\ heeler &. Wilson Sew ing Macbin- for *2O cost *27.- Call and sec ne and we will con vince 'ou thai we mean what we say. Respectfully. A T Patilt.o &. Co Georgia GxvnneU County. Win. A. Sewell, lull ill* in .lun form u|i|ilied tu lln- uiuluraigiit-d for iln guui .liaiiAlii,/ ».f tlir iicrs.m mul |>r..|i eriy of .lin«|>er N Hnaxii. miiiur i hilct <•1 Siisiiimli J Hi n, Inin of i.| county ijeei-aseil, V. lie*- is li, i, |., given Unit lus ~ iliiulion will |,. Imar.l at my olttci ■ t|„. nr.-i Mon day in January nr; J AMES T. LAKf.Y tit-ltf-beo Ist. 'sa Ordinal ‘HE wn srm m rar liaving received a fresh supply o new goods I am w offering them at prices lo suit the dull limes. A uy only or cash and sell only or cash, ] c;i gi\ re goods or the same amount o money than the n who buys on 30 to 60 Bays Time A NIBLE SINFENCE I* BETTER THAN A SLOW SHILLIN G. j fn addit nto a nil line of roceries, Jiivbii e ned’ o Is, etc., will be found a complete.ine of Dl, V GOODS, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, BOOTS & SHOES GLASS WARE, NOTIONS AN! Country Produce! In addition to keeping the cheapest house in town, I now prepared to handle all kinds of e ountiy Produce! and will pay you the highest market price for your CHICKENS EGGS, BUTTER, BEESWAX, GREEN //IDES. DRY HIDES, RAGS,: DRIED FRUIT, FEATHERS, WOOL, CORN, OATS and t verytumg else that cau be bought and sold. Li mit your produce to me when you want the highest market price for ii in money, or goods at Money Prices \ 1 hanking the public for past patronage, and asking a con’inu ance if the same; I am Respectfully, MILES E. EWING 24th1884 I V THEM . Notice ia hereby given to all par lies no/to trade tor oi in ary wav ptm-iiise from A. A. Dy cr the ir.i one hundred dollar riotts given io bnn by me which are not due and conceiriug which there are equi ties existing between us Grunt.t W . Pottos Georgia—Bwinnett County I>txid 1' i n ,t< n it iin ie ist iuti ■. d | * ■ -m< Mi’, xx ut l it.c w iiniitxi-d til it lioxx'i'i'. il.'x".'list'd, hits in iln.- forni apjdit'd to mo for teuve to soil : the l oiimindt r if the lands iH-loiiging tot tie estate ot said de. ea-ed to xvil “tie hundred acres nioreoi less, in t In al h dlsO ict of said ooi.nly, lieiiiK pun of l‘d No - and -aid ap|ilieutioii will heard on the flr»i Mon lav in jAnuarv, lssfi J AS. T. LA < I V •r*.f 55 Dee*’64 _ Ordiuary, fayoui- l.tfp wort t a Itallar'. Perhaps that seems a high price for it. considering how poor your blood is, and how your whole sys tem is prostrated, debilitated, and enfeebled. People have beat heard to say, under such circumstances, that they would not give the toss of a copper for the choice between life and death. But when it comes to actually drawing near the grave, a man naturally draws back, and says he does no* " ant to die. Life is very precious. even to a bro ken-down man it is worth saving. One dollar will buy a bottle of B roam's Iron Bitters. That one dollar may start you on the road from misery to recover-. A man must take a very mean \ iew of himself who is not w illing to invest that much in making one seric.as effort to rescue himself from deadly debility, and i.. ~tep into the en joyment of solid health. Brawn's Iron Bitters vitalizes tue blood, tones the nerves, and rebuilds the syster Its we.’ -s well known. Invest that dollar l. a botil 8 CONSUMPTION. I bavo aj» -»iti<o remedy f rme above • •• * -•; by f* use if anti, sos cases of the w->rst k d and of long standing bare been cured. I n-lefo o*- n .-royfaim la Its efficacy, that I w; I sendTWO F'.T.. : ■* M*F.E, together v. aV\ LI ABLE rßli ATI> Kon t 'disease toanysufl-- r Uivo e*pr**«*ia7 -i P O •bar -«*. DK T. A. SLOCLM, lei New York Herrin & Turner. In calling the attention of the trade of winntt and alton Count ies to ottv Eat! md Winter stock w« cd sire to saythat we have changed our stn •) moving next door to th • old stand) md n>w have one of the largest and beat arranged houses in Lawrrendeville. Ha ing a loiroom >rsto,-ag > We luve.takenspeciAl rmw in selecting them for the tr tde, an 1 are satisfied th it w ■ have as goo lor better line, ofevervthin®- kept in a en era) Store, as has ever been shown to the people of winnett and Walt n f .' Tw' 7 v</,hat the crop is short, and knowing that die people are boon I tohave low price.- i ! ’’Mt to be ; k : m '-' 6*e have marked our prices A\ \ ) V and ask a careful inspection ot our -lock before buying else where, feel inir assured that we c in save you money. ? ® To onr customers that we have extended time to, in or der to enable them tom ve ask that thevooflM forward promptly and make settlement . so as to enable u- to extend them credit auothei year, as we believe next year, we will see monov matters tighter than they huvebcen this season. From thiadate oar rule will be strictly CASH uo l th< first of Ja isry i i . s ;| on time as I -t f We are not adopting theCASH SYSTEM, as we kuo-vour people arc n t y.-t alre to p-iy u . ri t ,o . lx, h li- "(’HEEK’ i t T lbcui ♦*» come and spend their money wi hus in tlie Fa 1, nd in tl i isfuee to ie : the in the ueresßi'ies of life " *** In asking the /rade this Ea ! l we cal a ter/ion to DRESS Gooh\ In this department vve have b mgiit Dir# y this sons n, an* c>n ’h-v* tb* tli • 'r'in .f \ , fl;;; | pone'i i» ,r t every time Oar stock oi tes I ' arm e T # '• we oha p ease every one* These goods are changing all the time, in style. Onr stock is /VA’IF. ndembrvc il il, . designs. Flannels, Linseys & Plaids, JE ANS AND CAS ER£ "Ji ii. ii,.,,. lli'U we „«n (urn > %A 1 \NN ft A 1 " m ‘■“T ■■: ii 'D -.cflfip '%J fhia dewrtmimtis ood bt our* ’ I ... |, ~ llV ful examination of VaTL ANT aTrIOFs’ " "" '' "TV «>f BOAT >r SHGF ~ Vavuviv -at anion save the... noney even II ais and CaPs We have double the amount of i. m- . I- ot other l.ous, , uu , and all vu ax . a. , 1 -xv tbcu, 'o s. tisfy cUatomers that they have been bought LOW and WII L I>E SOI H 1 111. SAME WAV. Oar line of Ticking, Bh ' ■ , I-: , q nut, t j )0 yonr in lei'SHt io look through them btfoiv buying j|Wd have a good line of Crockery G ;t» -»ait‘, and Lamps, that xxt art aiuioiw to cl me oat, ut n order to do so we are offering some, Special Bargains. E We lave aful sio.k <■; Su_ i>, t :1 . at. 11 eus Eoui lobe ••. Cum ned go I-, Spine (i '<■ or, IS : nr, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Cloves, Pick.es, Candy. > r anything el.'O wanted, t R()( K 1501 lOM US, and to those wa* dor t belive wc mean jn,< .vhai se«r fun II e Hun-One of the Bt A. stocks in the Count!!, and Prices us * Roir if nut Rower. . x\ ■ 1 A y ■" *•' '• Vaughan, xyho Lave been solo g * fcfc. pleasure i. showing*, gOOil fc anil giving ben! pi ces 1 ™ U vharking ’lie publ I'” ' generous -Ii uc r.f 1 1 ■•■. rp t ronagc it the iat, a I , / i ?,i ; , , if .nance of the name, with the atauranea lat »e -link 111.1 l xxti lex. , -io the .u <■ -to •Ur I de IS to tl e inlUt Ul u , RespeelM* Herrin Turne*’- Laxvrexceville Ga. Sept. 3dih 1884 mm inns,' S.YELLVHLE . GJL Alia Volat Prupriis ! Academic Year. Comm-xci.nu Jan uary, sth., 1884. The leadwo ide\ —The idea is to teach with thoroughness what e\er mat be Attempted, and to at tempt onlv that for which the ca i pacify and natural inclination of the students' fi them, and for i which fh"v will httve use in after j life. Striet-V.icipHnev.i l 1)8 at | I all times maintained, <nd no stu i dent need eitter who is not willing i to yield implicit obedience. To imbue w-thhigh-minded and I yen leuoan-like sentiments. fruth i fn'ne-N, liopov aDdcandor, military - .-xerciso has bee me pit of this In -bition Ts- riMONlAL.—This Institution, pet m its infancy, enrolled this year, 119 pupi s. S cn tv. — The “Cedes le tters Club," meets F. iday eve, of each week, and affords many advantag es to the young ladies'tin i gentle men . Tuition. — Primary. *1 20. 81.50 5i.75 Academic &LOO to s '. nO. OSCAR BROWN, Prim . I EM l) Gnatfiauy CHRIS I'M \S INVITATON. To the jiublic to call and e ■ ny nice stock of < hrittlmn s (. i, or/s FANCY CANDIES. * JELLIES. CA NNED GOODS Fin-/ Mugs; I uses. Ac, Are. (.'all an., get your Sweetla-i-i't, your illicit) or \one aunt or cousin a present that will make them a—' ; wnyu is emember You 7’o my old friends in 1 cusl n.- evs I would say that I also run a bid l ; ne of good-, and ask di m to remember me when they conic , to town. Respectfully, '> H A M IL > V Dec. 20-'d 1881 fa. Oct 14 1884—3 mo •-Vo I “ml ; til the ills that attack a, it s a wonder that poor little youngsters ‘i . f. • '(iw up. hildren who are truly fp; . : cey seem almost 1 heir - • - rks are thin . are hoiloir; iyin is tightly drawn _ foreheads. There is n about t.'tni. They • \ their lives. They are "if the debility that asmtts. Poor things ! ■ -d deed fur the i>ale, ; . j I!h1 child. Hand its .!t' of Bro'.m's Iron i• i. i. life even for the t‘< most debilitated; ; a; t given up for h >!ood is w hat the - !; i g it tip. The ... d * apparatus w ill re !-.• becks will till out. n • : . c child will be i r\ prattle of S -nr •’ -tfatist will a - /! rt.i t’s !rvn J O.ildicn. ' oEIPTION FE.EE \ ■ ;i •• nt'i.utml A eakiie' ,Txmk l; k . 1 ' i -or-i- r« ‘iroutrht oil 1 , lodis vny Dnujj'-st h»w tin* V' .1 Eh A CO.. >u. ' »-3 \ .cfl, •