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GRAND SACRIFICE MILLINERY SALE AT BLOUNT BROS’.
•: FRIDAY and SATURDAY, APRIL 27 and 28, 1900. •:*:•
The time has come when the ladies want them, a NICE HAT FOR EASTER, and we have prepared ourselves by placing in stock a large line of nice Hats at cost never bought at before. We pay cash
and order from the best and cheapest houses, and in this way we can serve you with prices that will astonish you for the quality of goods. All we ask, just come arid see for youvself.
We have also the nicest and cheapest quality of Mousline-Desoie and Mousline-Brilliante, Etc.
LOCAL LACONICS |
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Pork and steak. City Meat Market.
Fresh Drugs. City Drug Stork.
Master Dean Walker is very sick.
Mrs. Col. Daley’s baby is quite
Mr. Ed Hicks is very sick with pneu
Fishingtackle.
City Drug Stork.
Col. Win. Fairclotli is in Macon ou
Several new dwelling- are soon to be
rected i« the city.
Ice cream freezers.
Gilbert Hahdwark Company.
Col. O. L. Little has been on the
list this week.
Mr. Oscar Chambers, of Macon, was
the city Tuesday.
Planet, Jr., cultivators amj repairs.
Gilbert Hardware Company.
Mr. C. G. Rawlins, of Sandersville,
in the city Monday.
Rev Mr.Walkerand wife left Monday
>r Augusta to visit relatives.
Ice cold soda water.
City Drug Store.
Mr. Tom Hightower, who was shot
night, died Monday.
The Bapt ist parsonage is about com¬
and ready for occupancy.
Fine crockery and glassware.
Gilbert Hardware Company.
All kinds of fresli meats and all
sausage at the City Meat Market.
Ilev .Mr. Wardlaw is conducting ser¬
at the Methodist church this
Dr.C.C. Jordan,of Sandersville, and
Wright, also of Sandersville, spent
in the city.
Paints and varnishes.
City Drug Stork.
Will pay highest cash price for old
and dry bones. M. E. Burts, W.
fT. depot.
Tom Smith mashed his finger
,.fy badly Tuesday. Dr. Harris had
several stitches on it.
The youngest child of Col. and Mrs
F. Daley, who lias been very sick
'several days, is still quite sick.
-wneys’ candies.
City Drug Stork.
everal went out to be at the in
st. Tuesday, but tilers failed to be
for some reason that we failed to
floors and windows.
Gilbert Hardware Company.
Wright Norris returned borne
with his diploma from the
business college in
Mr. W. G. Burns visited liomefolks
the country Sunday. We think
re are other attractions than to see
'- parents.
To the first 100 persons who pay up
subscription one year in
we will give free a copy of Gov.
Love Letters.
Judge Page is wearing smiles and
high now over the arrival of
boy at his house, which
there on Friday last.
ami fever tonic, one bottle
tUanteed to cure.
i e will give free City to Drug all who Store. pay
- subscription one year in ad
a copy of Gov. Taylors’ Love
.etters. This offer is limited to 100, as
js is all we will give awa.t.
There is some young man who rides
a new top buggy, that seems to have
with some attractive object in the
rertion of Wrightsville.—Harrison
' espondent Sandersville Progress.
1
■ death bed bug killer.
City Drug Stork.
) Sunday evening at the Chris
jHircli a Sunday school was or
dand the following officers were
j \ i : Mr. Joiner, of Donovan, was
superintendent and Miss Lu
>rr>s was elected secretary.
( i grade rubber and leather belts
winill supplies.
Hubert Hardware Company.
Mgixe M. tiie nicest and and toilet most complete
;*■ laundry soaps in
,m.nd at astonishingly low prices.
E. A. Outlaw.
>m 1 protracted services at the Meth
JufeViittrch gjfoonverts are still being going added on to and the
Jm. are
membership of that church,
m /vices will likely continue for
tjc days. Rev. Mr. Wardlaw is
gtbe pastor in the meeting.
un job work of ail kinds except
peurkind. If you want poor work
J H' 3 ll have to go elsewhere to get
if yon want tiie best at prices
tent with the times you can get
I •/ne here. need Bear work this of this in kind mind and
^tyou
i it to us.
-i our 50 cent offer in tin* issue
Ajbe for Ibis paper before
-all gone and get one free.
J, E. Smith, Jr., of Dublin, Ga„ has
an advertisement in this paper which
you cannot fail to see. It should have
appeared last week, but copy was re¬
ceived too iite. This store is the place
for people who want the best of every¬
thing and at prices that cannot be ex¬
celled anywhere. When any of our
readers are in the Gem City they
should not fail to visit this store
whether they want to buy or not.
Cleanse the liver, purify the blood,
iuvigorute the body by using DeWitt’s
Little Early Risers. These famous
little pills always act promptly. J.W.
Flanders.
An Electrical Wonder.
Mr. Macon Wartben was itiSati
dersville Friday and from him we
learned that a young negro wo¬
man who is employed upon Dr
May’s plantation is so charged
with electricity that sparks are
emitted from her clothing, much
to the consternation of the negroes
with whom she lives. They are
naturally superstitious and the pe¬
culiar phenomenon, which is not
accountable by them, is viewed
with awe and fear. When she re¬
moves her clothing at night sparks
fly in all directions and her dress
will be so charged with elejtrcity
that it will stand alone for a few
seconds. A change of clothing
does not prevent the sparks from
flying, as fresh clothing is soon
charged with electricity similar to
that which has been worn for some
time. The woman's family are re¬
ticent in talking about the matter
as they can not understand it, and
are apparently apprehensive that
she is under evil influence.
It will be remembered by many of
our readers that twelve or fifteen
veara ago Miss Lula Hurst of
Rome, Ga., came to the front as
an electrical wonder and gave ex¬
hibitions of her peculiar power in
this country and Europe. She
amaBsed a fortune, quit the stage
and married her manager, Mr. At¬
kinson. It is not known whether
this negro woman possesses the
same power, but it is presumed
that she does, and if so a fortune
awaits the man who will exhibit
her in the northern states.—-San
dersville Progress.
Banker Routs a Robber.
J. R. Garrison, cashier of tiie Bank
of Thomville, Ohio, had been robbed
of health by a serious lung trouble
until he tried Dr. King’s New Discov¬
ery for Censuniption. Then lie wrote:
“It is the best medicine I ever used for
a severe cold or a bad case of lung
trouble. 1 always keep a bottle on*
band.” Don’t suffer with coughs,colds
or any throat, chest or lung trouble
when you <an be cured so easily. Only
50c and $1.00. 'Trial bottles free at J.
W. Flanders’ drug store.
Shooting at Ohoopee.
On last Saturelay night ns Messrs.
Torn and John Hightower nnd
Jim Mosley were near Ohoopee
creek a personal difficulty arose
between Mosley nnd Tom High¬
tower. Several pistol shots were
fired and Hightower was hit sev¬
eral timeB and on Monday died
from the)wounds received. Mosley
was also hit, but only made a very
slight flesh wound. A warrant
huG been issued for Mosley, but as
it lias not been served ns he
has fled and his whereabouts is
unknown to the officers. The affair
is one to be regretted ns all the
parties ore well connected.
LOST
O 11 the 13th i 11 st; a ladies Gold
Watch. Engraved on the watch is the
inscription “From Mama to J. J, C.”
Attached to the watch was a short
chain with a pearl hand in it. Re¬
ward will be paid to the finder if re¬
turned to J. W. A. Crawford.
Wrightsville, Ga; April 18,1900.
Killed Himself.
The corpse of a Mr. Daniel passed
through here Thursday, morning
for Hutchins, about six miles from
Dublin ou the \V. & T., for burial.
Mr. Dauiel has been working for
Mr, Andrew Johuson at a saw mill
in Laurens county until nfewdays
ago he went to Oconee, Washington
county, to visit relatives and for
some cause unknown betook apis
tol Wednesdoy morning and placed
it to his temple and deliberately
t >ok his own life by firing it. He
i« said to be a man of the best of
habits and no cause cau be given
for him taking his life.
Otto ICorb, Grand Chancellor lv. P.,
Boonville, hid.,soys : “DeWitt’s Witch
Hazel Salve soothes the most delicate
skin and heals the most stubborn ul¬
cer with certain and good results.”
Cures piles and skin diseases. Don’t
an imitation. J. Y[. Flanders.
J. E. SMITH, JR.
18, 20, 22 Jefferson Street, as Dublin, Ga.
Special bargains in Dry Goods and Notions for Spring. No cheap Goods, but %
GOOD GOODS cheap. See following prices and if you are interested, I will
mail you samples, and for all orders amounting to $5.00 and over I will prepay
express.
Standard Prints, last colors, 5c.
Best Checks, guaranteed fast col¬
ors, 5c.
Coats’ Thread, the best in the world,
per dozen, 45c.
Fast colored Lawns, 5c.
Write for samples and we guarantee you will be pleased. New goods coming in all the
season, in late effects.
Items from Scott.
Scott, Ga., April, 22, 1900.
Capt .John L. Martin struck the
keynote m his article in the Rec¬
ord a few weeks ago about the old
soldier and the reunion at Louis¬
ville in May. Capt. Martin savs
and says truly thnt in the cut rates
they have over the several rail¬
roads leading to and from the re¬
union that they give the old soldier
nothing because any person besides
an old soldier can go as cheap as
the old soldier himself can. Now
if they would allow our authorized
delegates from the different camps
any better rates than the general
public has, that alone would be
some inducement for a few of our
fast decaying members. Our battles
the commemoration of which are
thought to bring about these re¬
unions wore not conducted on the
principles of the rennion’8 money.
All were made welcome in the
battles without money or without
price. The railaoads and those
living in the citivs where these re¬
unions are held get more money
out of the reunions than the old
robs get pleasure. 1 would like to
see one reunion where railroad
fare was free to old rebsotily, then
you would tee something.
J. B. Howard,
Tax Notice.
SECOND WOUND.
I will be at the following places for
the purpose of receiving tax returns
for the year 1900:
Ivey’s, May 2, in evening.
Price’s, May 3, in morning.
Powell’s, May in 3, in evening.
Kite, May 4, morning.
Meeks, May 4, in evening.
Wrightsville, May 5. evening.
Regnant, May 7, in
.Spann, May 8 , in morning.
Kitlretl, May 9, in evening. morning.
Bray’s, May 9, in
I will be in Wrightsville every Sat¬
urday until my books close.
R. A. Bradshaw,
It, T. K., Johnson County.
Cotton Gsowers’ Meeting.
A citizens’ meeting will lie held
in the court house in the city of
Wrightsville on Saturday, May 5,
1900, for the purpose of electing
delegates to go to the Stute Cotton
Growers’ convention to be held in
Macon on May 12. Let every farm¬
er who can attend this meeting as
it is to their interest to do so.
C. S. Meadows,
A Fiendish Attack.
An attack was lately made on C. F.
Collier of Cherokee. Iowa, (list nearly
proved fatal. It came through his kid¬
neys. His back got so lame he could
not stoop without great pain, nor sit in
11 chair except propped by cushions.
No remedy helped him until lie tried
Electric Bitters, which effected such a
wonderful change 1 tint he writes lie
feels like a new man. This marvelous
medicine cures backache and kidney
trouble, purifies tlie blood and builds
up your health. Only 50c at J. W.
Flanders’ drug store.
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please notify us of tiie matter and
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be continued unless you do,
TO THE PEOPLE OF JOHNSON CO.
I beg to announce injr candidacy
for re-election to the office of
itor General, subject to tiie Demo¬
cratic primary, and solicit your
port. Uespectfully,
B. T. RAWLINGS.
Dimities, immense variety of styles
at prices tinequaled, 5 to 25c.
White and colored Duck, 8 to 15c.
Plain, colored and checked Nainsook,
great variety of styles, at 0 >^ to 25s.
Hamburg Embroidery, 6 to 12 inches
wide, bought at tremendous sacrifice,
to sell at 0 to 15c,
WRIGHTSVILLE CHAUTAUQUA.
FIRST ANNUAL SESSION, JUNE 3 TO 8, 1900.
——
PROGRAMME.
SUNDAY.
(Chautauqua Hall.)
10:30 A. M.
Hosology. Hose
Voluntary .. .Mrs. E. Van Glover
Anthem.. . .Macon Ladies Trio
Prayer. Scripture Reading.
Vocal Solo .. .Mrs. Aurora B. Stallings
Sermon.
Coronation Ilytnn. Congregation
Benediction.
4:30 P. M,
Sacred Concert.
Selections.
Quartette. Macon Ladies Trio
Vocal Solo. . Mis* Susie Turner
Selections.
Vocal Duet........Macon Ladies Trio
“Lord When Our Raptured
Trio. Thought.”
(Chant—Lord’s Prayer.
Macon Ladies Trio
Selections.
8:30 P. M.
Anthem Macon Ladies Trio
Nearer My God to 'Thee,Congregation
Prayer. Scripture Reading.
Trio. Sermon.
Doxology. Benediction.
MONDAY.
(Court House.)
8 A. M. TO 1 P. M.
Institute Work,conducted by Supt.G.
G. Bond, of Athens City Schools; Supt.
Lawton B. Evans, of Augusta Public
Schools, and Mrs. Alexander, of Wes¬
leyan Female College.
3 : 30 P. M.
(Chautauqua Hall.)
Orchestra.
Welcome . Miss Lillian Daley
Trio......
Reading... Miss Mary Tarver McAfee
Vocal Solo ........J. Williams Macey
Address ..
Vocal Solo.. .Mrs. Lucy Twitty Smith
Selections Wurms’ Orchestra
8 : 30 P. M.
Music.... ......Wurms’ Orchestra
Quartette .....Macon Ladies Trio
Reading. ......J. Williams Macey
Vocal Solo........,Mrs. f. W. Newman
Lecture—“Sunshine,” Dr. A. A.Willitts
Selections.
TUESDAY.
(Court House.)
Institute Work, 8 a. m. to 1 f. m.
3:30 P. M.
Cliautaqim Hail.)
Selections.. ..Wurms’ OrchosOa
Vocal Duet. • Macon Ladies'Trio
Reading.... Miss Mary 'Tarver McAfee
Piano Duo (2 pianos)....
Macon Ladies Trio
Lecture—“The Model Home,”
Ilr. A. A. Willitt.s
Vocal Solo..........J. Williams Macey
Orchestra.
8:30 P. M.
Trio.
Reading...... ..J. Williams Macey
Clarinet Solo. ,... F. C. Wedeineyer
Lecture....... ... Lawton B. Evans
Contralto Solo • Macon Ladies-Trio
Selections..... .. W urms’ Orchestra
PROF. DRAUGHON
Will Open a Business College in
Montgomery May 1st—Now Has
Elgtht Colleges.
Prof. J. II. Draughon, whose name
has become famous throughout the
union as (lie result of the merits of
four text-books on bookkeeping, of
which he is the author, and the won¬
derful success of Draugliou’s practical
business colleges at St. Louis, Nash¬
ville, Savannah,Galveston, Ft. Worth,
Little Rock and Shreveport, has ar¬
ranged to open a business college in
Montgomery, Ala., May 1st.
It is conceded by all who are in a
position to know,Hint Prof. Draugliou’s
success in the business college work
has been, by far, greater than that, of
any one else engaged in tiie same line
of business, li is superior course of
instruction and his special facilities
for securing positions are almost an
offset to competition. His colleges are
strongly endorsed by business men.
If you are interested in a good busi¬
ness education and a good position,
write for 164 page catalogue; it will
be sent free. Address Draugliou’s
Business College at either
No one lias seen fit to criticise our
stock of Silks and other fine fabrics of
Dress Goods, but to the contrary every
lady lias praised it in the highest
terms.
Silks in black and all the latest styles
at 65c, worth anywhere 85c.
90c values at 75c.
$1,25 values at 99c.
WEDNESDAY.
(Court House.)
Institute, 8 a. m. tol p. m.
3:30 p. n.
(Chautauqua Ilaii.)
Select ions..:.......Wurms’ Orchestra
Reading.............J. William Macey
Quartette—“Bill of Fare,”
r Macon Ladies Trio
Drill. Selections.
Voca| Solo. . ..Macon Ladies Trio
Vocal Solo.. ....J. Williams Macey
Trio.
Music Wurms’ Orchestra
8 : 30 P. M.
Selections. Trio.
Reading....... .J. William Macey
Vocal Solo.... Macon Ladies Trio
Drill.
Cornet Solo, Charles T. Wurms
Piano Duo (two pianos).
Vocal Duet.. .... Macon Ladies Trio
Vocal Solo.. ...Miss Ethel Fincher
M usie.
THURSDAY.
(Court House.)
Institute, 8 a. m. to 1 r. m.
3 : 30 I\ M.
(Chautauqua Hall.)
Music...... .... .Wurms’ Orchestra
Quartette.. '....Macon Ladies Trio
Recitation. .....Miss Peiinie Dent
Lecture.... ..Gen. John B. Gordon
Vocal Duet . • - • Macon Ladies Trio
Orchestra.
8 : 30 P. fl.
Music...... . Wurms’Orchestra
Vocal Solo. . Macon Ladies Trio
Reading... .. J. Williams Macey
Trio.
Lecture—“The Safe Side of Life for
Selections Young Men.......Geo. W, Bailie
Wurms’ Orchestra
FRIDAY.
(Court House.)
Institute, 8 a. i{. to 1 p. m.
3 :30 P. M.
(Chautauqua Hall.)
Orchestra.
Vocal Duet. Macon Ladies Trio
Reading Vocal .......Miss McAfee
.Solo.. .J. Williams Macey
Lecture—“The New Wurman and
the Old Man,” Geo. W. Baine
Contralto Solo.....Macon Ladies Trio
8:30 P. M.
Grand Concert.
Music......... . .. \Vurms’ Orchestra
Grand Chorus . .Twenty-five Voices j
Piano Duo(IwoPianos)..
Macon Ladies Trio
Vocal Solo... . .J. Williams Macey
Violin Solo.. ......Sig. Frosoiono
Quartette.... . Macon Ladies 'Trio
Reading..... .. J. Williams Macey
Vocal Duet.. . Macon Ladies Trio
Vocal Koio... . Macon Ladies Trio
Gram! Chorus.
Selections.
City Heat Market
E. E. EDWARDS, Proprietor.
i HAVK OTKNKD UJ’ A FIltST-CT.ASS
Fresli Moat Market jn the City of \Vrights*
villo ami would bo pleased to have the pat¬
ronage of the public generally when they desire
anything in my line. It shall be my constant
aim to keep on haml at all times a good supply
of nico
FRESH BEEF. PORK,
And Sausage of My Own Make.
Hoping lo have n patronage that will enable
me to run a market true to Its iu name, 1 am.
Yours to sorvo,
E. E. EDWARDS,
Proprietor City Moat Market, Wrifthtaville, Oa.
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High grades do not always mean nigh prices. They do not mean
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more for our goods than a fair and honest profit will allow.
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Wrightsville & Tennille li. R. Co.
TI ME TA BLE NUM BER 9.
TAKING EFFECT SUNDAY, NOV. 19, 1899.
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T. T. IIOLLOMON, ft. B. YOUNG,
Sup’!., Tennille, Ga., C. A., Dublin, Ga.
E. K. BRYAN, Jr„
Gen Pass Agent, Dublin,.Ga.
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at issue and to keep fully posted on
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I hey must do if they would exercise
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it, and that you shall this is vvliat we
propose:
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the American to any one address for
three’ months for 25 cents. This is
considerably less than half price, $2.00 the
regular subscription price being
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subscriber. Bark Kit Pub. Co.,
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