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Schaufele’s Bargain Bulletin Sk w For the Prudent Buyers. Children's Shoes, 25 cents aiul up. Women's Slices, G5 cents anil up. Boys’ Suits, 75 cents and up. Men’s Suits, $3.00 and up. Boys’ Caps, 10 cents and up. Men’s Caps, 10 cents and up. Boys’ Hats, 5 cents and up. Men’s Hats, 25 cents and up. Ladies’ Hats, 25 cents and up. Children’s Winter Vests, 10 cents and up. Women’s Winter Vests, 15 cents and up. Men’s Winter Vests, 25 cents and up. Ladies’ Capes, 25 cents and up. Ladies’ Skirts, 75 cents and up. Ladies' Winter Waists, 25 cents and up. Wm. F. SCHAUFELE, Dublin, ga One Price to Everybody and that Price The Low est. It is not a Question of whether it pays to buy GOOD SHOES, that it does is a plain and undisputed fact. But it is a question as to whore to buy SHOES mi Quality, Cheapest. My first consideration in the purchase of my Shoe Stock is quality regardless of cost, but with judgment, I am able to buy the best SHOES on the market and sell them in competition with inferior grades. Take my line all the way through and you will itid nothing superior anywhere. My prices are the same to everybody, therefore your mail orders will receive the same attention and prices as if you were present, and if my selection proves unsatisfactory to you return them at my expense. J. E. SMITH, JR„, DUBLIN, GEORGIA. LOCAL NOTES. Short, Newsy Items About People Who Come and go. —Sweet potatoes sold here this week at 50 cents per bushel. —Judge B. D. Evans, of Sanders rille, was in the city Monday. —Mr. W. T. Burton has returned af¬ ter a few days visit to relatives. —Air. C. M. Carter is attending the Confederate re-union in Augusta. —Air. 1*. Weinberg spent, several days in Augusta this week taking in the city. —Miss Belle Nobles returned Sun day after a most delightful visit to relatives in Brewton. —W. S. Ateadows, who is attending school here, spent last Sabbath with the old folks at home. —Airs. L.I). Downs, accompanied by her son, Air. John Downs, are visiting in Augusta tins week, —Capf. J. L. Martin, who was here for a few days on business, lias return¬ ed to his home in Dublin. —Coi. E. L, Stephens went out and •pent the day Sunday with Ins sister 'in the country, Airs. J. AI. Barnes. —Mr. E. M. Robinson, of Kathleen, Fla., is visiting bis brothers, Alessrs. V. P. and A. J. M. Kobinson, in tiie this week. —Col. II, P. Howard, of Dublin, was J.E. Smith, Jr, DUBLIN, GEORGIA. in tlie city Tuesday. lie came over to attend city court but it adjourned be¬ fore be arrived. —The fox hunting fever has struck some of our citizens. Among them is Alt'. Downs, who tells us he en joys Hit chase immensely. —The Confederate veterans are hav¬ ing a gala time at the re-union in Au¬ gusta this week. Good many from this county attended. —We arc having some beautiful weather lor people to pay up their subscriptions, but not many are tak¬ ing advantage of it though. —Mr. J. \V. Downs came in from the country and boarded the train here Tuesday night for Augusta, where lie will attend the re-union. •—Dr, A. I. Haines, from Buckeye district, Laurens county, was in the city Tuesday and made us the happy recipient of a whole dollar on sub¬ scription. —Tlie brick work on the new stores of Dr. Brinson and Arline & Mason is about completed. When finished this will be one of the handsomest business houses in the city. —Ye printer was pleased to meet Mr. Dave Nobles, who had come in to meet bis daughter Sunday. He is a very pleasant man and we hope soon to be in company with him again. —Last Sunday was a record as to the weather.. It was first cloudy, then the sun would shin and be Mail Orders Solicited and Have our best Attention. Complete line of everything that should be kept in an Up-to Date Dry Goods Store at prices difficult for other houses to make you, QUAILTY CONSIDERED. We do not care to consume your time with a long declaration. Come to see us; our clerks are polite and attentive and our desire is to give each customer the full worth of each dollar spent under our roof. We have “Horse .Sense’' enough to know full value and honest dealings make customers and friends who will visit us more than once; whereas, to gouge and misrepresent would not only keep you but your friends away from us. Not.this alone, wo realize the fact that there's going to be a “Hot Time in the Old Town” some time, wo trust, and have our pegs set for a more pleasant climate. Come to soo us if you want good goods for the le?st money. ant, and then cloudy again and turn cold and by night it was drizzling. —If some of our delinquent subscri¬ bers don’t bring us that wood they promised we will set our devil on them next week and we promise that what be does for then will be a plenty. —Our devil gives our readers a couple of columns this week and prom¬ ises to give us some thirst riotiand racy lu the near future. You.should keep an eye on bis columns. They promise soon to become the most interesting part of this paper. •—Section Master Stephens went up to Toomboro Saturday evening. Alex is hilarious of getting a peep at bis “sweet sixteen” on Sun¬ day. lie says if be is not married by Christinas be hopes a grasshopper will kick bis brains out. —Judge J. E. Page received notice this week from the state sanitarium at Milledgeville that Airs. VVestie Col¬ lins, who Was sent there from this county about a year ago, for treat¬ ment, is well and will be sent home to her people on Tuesday,next week. She will be sent to this city. ■—Mr.AI.C.Cookston,agerit for Cooper & Co., shows, which exhibit here on Tuesday, Nov. 20th, was in the city Thursday. He says they are doing an immense business and are introducing newly created circus features never before attempted. The street parade w ill come off about ten o’clock, —In this paper will be found the attractive advertisement of Ji. T. Lov¬ ett, who is offering his handsome win¬ ter stock of goods at exceedingly low figures. Alessrs. W. JL Lovett and S. N. Burts have Worked night and day in order lo get things iri shape for (bis cost price sale, and they are now ready to ofi'er you some great bargains. Call now and secure some of these bargains before t hey are picked over. —Our printer tells u« he saj.v Coop¬ er & Co., show two or three times this year and that it is the best circus on the road for the money. That it is an old time one ring show wit.i strictly new and up-to-date features, and that you are not dazzled trying to watch three rings. He says he will take the sliow in when it comes here and he would never get tired watching the performance. —Mr. Geo. S. Holland, of Excelsior, Bulloch county, was here this Mr. Holland resided here, and about 13 years ago moved away and lias not been here since until this week. lie expresses much surprise at I he growth of Wrightsville as there was not a single brick building and no railroad here when be left. lie re* ports good tunes in Bulloch and says he is doing well, which his many old trine friends here will be glad to learn COMING! Wrightsville, Tuesday, November 20th, rn ir irn;i l i|iiii 1111,11-, , * ■A IfTfj S' l. l-i Mm l fu mm lit m 1 -* i SgJ m mm A/* I™ |pfdlp w • Mm" ■! r- & I JBm- MM gal r. a m c it m I •'('Lie- I' e fc r r? uwiF *1 i § Co's 1 United B I tiffin load lows. The Only .Show That Will Visit W right.-ville This \'« ar. Bigger {iii;l Bettor Than Ever. 10 Tunes ;is La rye its Former Si/,'. Ivv, r. thing New. Speeteeuhir Displays, Tnivi ling' on their own special train of ears.More Performers, more Trained Animals, More Educated Horse# mid Ponies tlnni nil other Rail Bond Shows. r Big Free GMoiis Street Parana, G Proffessor Gcidens Military Bsad cf Musis, Don’t Miss It I Doors Open at 1 ;uul 7 O’clock. Perform/.nee (Jnmmencing One Hour Enter. MBS-on* mniirwiKUiiaF: .....DO NOT FORGET DAY AND DATE _____ as ITM fj? of a Rain or Shine.