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T I-T F T? F C (TIT? T) w** h ^ m uefiiM* to <;u * 1 1 1j l ' Vy Ai Flo. Ida to llai«’«. tJEDARTOWN, OA., FEB. 10, 11177. The Grand High Com mission have rntihhuil itH luhoiM ho far un Florida i* Concern. IU decision in before tbo country, and upon it Ibo great count will fttuml or fall. A new daily pa|>er in in contempla tion uud will moou uiuko ite appear* tti.co in Alluntu. It in mi id to lie harked by large capital and braiua. Thornton, Rridgon Smith and otbor journaliHlic ligbtn will bo on ite edito rial nti. fT. A r u'd upon illicit distillers in tbo tipper part of South Oafolinu, by rev enue officers, remitted diMMtrotisly to tbo lading purty, two being killod and several wounded. Amiatonco has boon Hunt, and in tbo unoqual fight, the dihtillory will, in the oud liavo to hiiccumb. Mr. Henry O. Starr, of Pike osunty a progreoaivo farmer, has struck a bonanza. He bought flvo dollars worth of Cboatham's Improved cot- sood, and gaiued the prize of ndred dollars for tlie best yield ton from the same. He raised irco-fourtbs of an uoro, from a five dollar package, 8,100 pounds of fceed cottou. Interest ubw sottlos ou tbo alleged illegal elector for Illinois. It is elat ed that possibly a preeodout will be taUhlisliod by tbo commission which Virtually decido tbo caso, and JusUoe Bradley is quoted ns snying that it is bard that a icgnl technicality will de prive Oregon of her voto. Wo think it is, and still bardor that un illegul technicality should deprive Florida of her voto for Tildon und Hendricks. Tbo Legislature of Florida ban gono into tbo work of retrenchment with a vim which might well bo fol lowed by our own Legist tiro. The burden of taxation to which tho poo- pin of that state Ijuh boon subjected under tho long rulo of carpet bag government, entailing upon the state poverty, has mudo thnso reforms absolutely necessary, nud they will bo hjtilcd with joy by all tho people as a prouiiso of a hotter day coming, under rulers of their own free choice. Tho Monti zuinu Weekly thus iuakoH merry at tho deluded mortals who drontn of the bliss and fortunos connected with ho establishment of ncwyjpAporl: “We nr# informed-that a news paper is to be started in Vienna Dooly county. This is u move in the right direction. Every county should have u paper published in its limns. It is a paying business. Only a short time is required to nmnsH a foituuc in the newspaper business. Look at the Harpers, J. G. Bonnott, of the Huald, Glniiitophor, of the Mirror; look at us I Before wo sturtod into tho newspaper business wo all were ivi‘*poor us church mice.’ Now look nt us I Fractional currency was perishable Bluff nud tho government has rouped u handsome prolit out of its wear and tear. Nearly t ho whulo fraction al ourroi oy redoomod during tho last mouth was of the lust issue. Tho ton millions of tho lirst, second uud third issucH were mostly worn out and lost. Of I hu fourth and last is- suen only about seventeen millions have been redeemed, although it all might have been redoomod ton mouths ago. Tho government has thus turned a dishonest penny by the mutilation nud wearing out of frao tionnl nulls to tho nim.nt of some eighteen millions of dollars. W. 0. Barber, who has obi letters patent, dated August. 21), 1870, on nmimprovod "Flood Fence,” has pine, d a model of the same on exhi bition at Bradford & Allon’i store* for inspection to which lie invites tho public generally. Ho far ns wo nro competent to judge, wo think it decidedly the bout water rack ever invented, besides it is very cheap nod easily construe toil and will prevent the passage of all kinds of slock through fencing whero placed, and 1 will, ou tbo riso of tho stream, yield sufficiently to allow tho free jjU.ssago of logs and drift. Call and examine the model and buy a farm light. (Hpecial lo Altunin Constitution) WaMUMoton, Fob 12. 1877 There is no good nows yet. The House bad a rattling debate to-day, during which Mr. Carr, Korr's suc cessor made a cutting attack upon democratic colleagues who votod for the electoral bill. It inay bo definitely said now that llio detnoora's will submit to tho de cision of tho commission, no mattir what it may bo. They will protest for four yoars, but won’t fight a rnin- uto. Tbo roadiug of the domocratic ob jections to tbo Louisiana voter give littlo hope. It is generally believed that the oom mission will walk right over them. Mutt Carpenter will manage tho domocratio argument. A decision is looked for ou Wednesday, Alroady tho politicians aro discuss ing whet will bo the result four yoars from uow, if Qayos is inaugurated. That tho domoernt.i will organize and go straight to glory sootns to bo tho tbo universal opinion. Tho ono dan* ger is that Hayos will offor some vory tempting i>ait to soulhorn loaders, und try und disintegrate tho demo crats party in that section. It bus already been suggostod that CONtJllKHBMAN FKI.TOH, of Georgia might liuvo almost any thing ho desired, if ho only would conseut to try to organizo tho iudo- pondocts of Goorgiu on a liberal platform, nud hold them ready for u contingency. It is needless to say that Mr Felton would ullorly put uway from him auylhing that looked liko ucquibocnco iu tho abominable liayos usurpation. Tbo truth is, in a national point of viow there is not a moro earnest or loyal democrat in Wnshingtun than Dr. Felton, or one who stands higher in the confidence and estimation of tho party loaders. Ho is true lo tho core. This is a brief prospectus of the new daily to bo published in tho city of Atlanta, fiom the Macon Telegraph and Messenger: "Wo learn from Col. Marcolliui Thornton (colobratod as a newspaper reporter, an author and a bird outer,) that ho will issue in a few days tho Daily Nioklo. He will huvo associated with him Mr. Bridges Smith, a newspaper man of considerable merit, und an editor-in- oblef from a neighboring town, whoso nanio wo aro not at liberty to giv ho further says that ho has raised a stock company with 820,000 capital, two promiuont bankers being his largest stockholders. Tho company will moot to-morrow to decide when they will commence publication ami settle other preliminaries." icnl imbeciles. Our politicians aro all rotton before they are ripe. Our official fossils, in tb»ir own persons, can furnish Hnxlov everything he needs lo prov# his ease. Why does not Wells with Bowio knife after his brother ! Anderson in tho Insolvent Court l Cnsenuvo as grog-seller, and Kernor as robbor of henroosts who counted Hayes in over Tilden in New Orleans, deserve the thanks of the nati jQ ? Ground up between the upper and netbor millstones, what chnuco bntf madness and murder? What chance has tho public conscience to net l Crucified hot ween vioe and hypocrisy, how can manhood oxitt ? On with tho dunce! Let joy be un confined ! IXWT IN TUB WOODS. Editor.—Can you soo no path out of tho jungle, Mr. Train ? Have we really lost our way in the wilderness of opinion and doubt? Mr. Train.—Far bettor livo in tbo forest with Nature than die in tho capital with small pox? Why not let the old organ play out all its tunes? We uro progressing towards liber ty. We must smash the monarchy before wo can organize the republic. Each day new complications will ariso Several Electors are proved ineligi ble. Already tbo republicans say, Moofo, in Tennessoo, Williamson in New Jersoy, Frost in Missouri are not to tbo manor born. Blundering is a democratic specialty. Dorr Kan sas Border Buffians, Davis draft- riots, Vallnr.dinghuminm, Andy John son, Tweed, Tildon, Cronin. Verily it is a wonderful record, Tammany is a huge snake dragging its slimy coils through American history siucu Aaron Burr’s day. Goneral Barlow’s apos tasy to truth is tho strongest trump tho Democrats liavo yet played. Grant dies at midnight March did. After that hour what can ho usurp ? No dead duck in the pond wdl hold lens power. If it took two weeks to dis cuss Pi noli back’s case h >w can the Electoral knot bo untied between February 14th and March 4t.li ? Grant’s last Official act can call tlit now Congress on the 5th. Then the House can do three things; elect Ilayt h, Tildon or call a National con vention to make a new C mstitution, and allow the people t » choose a man of their own order, who lias never been a politician. 11* re Psychology wins. The Grub Game. Editor.—If Congress resume* who will hold the Currency? Mr. Train.—The hanVmw. tha r.srttv oi'B, tho Monopolists, the Hliylocks. These will divide with tho politician to Boonra the bill. As baffle rough bought tho Irish Parliament, ns Wul- j>olo bought tho English House, as Olios Amos Credit Mubileriznd C »u- gross—tlm Syndicate will Eng noer the outrage. Resumption in Eng land under Peel’s Bill gnvo Thirty Thousand Land Owners all Great Britain ltesnmption bora would give Two Thousand Natioual Hanks all America. Wiping Fifteen Thousand ($15,000,000,000) Millions of values out, and throwing Fivo Million Peo ple into Idlotiem, ought to bo enough to satisfy tho most rabid Coutramiou- ists. They forgot that no blood was promised with Hhyloek’s pound of Flesh. “l)e Little Ole Log Cabin in de v Lnwe” By reqnol of a grsat many of attr read- n wo publish tbo following eld-hilt popu lar ballad. a gluing* olo an' feeble now, 1 cannot Work no more; laid de rusty bladed hoe to rest. Old Mass* an' ole Miss ain dead, an’ sleep- ing aid* by aide, And dar aplrita now am roamin’ wid de blest. Do scenes**)) changed about do plaoe, do darkeyil am all gone. For I riororbear detn singing in do cane, An, de only fren’ data left me now, is dat good ole dog ob mine, An'do little ole log oabin in de lano, Chords— De chimney’* failin' down, do-* roof ia cavin’ in. An' I aint got long aroun' hero to retnain; De angels watches o'er me when 1 lay down to reat, In dat little 1 ole log oabin in de lone. Dar was a happy time to mo, 'twos many years ago, When de darkeys me to geddsr ‘round de boot, When dey use to danoo and sing, and I played de olo banjo; piAjf it any more. ROt rusted and de door it umb1c«i.d6tra: And de roof hits in do sunshine and de rain. And de only fren' dat'e left me now ia dm good ol« dog ob mine. And do littlo olo log cabin in de Lane high school. CEDAR TOWN. Wm. i. Noyes A B. - - Principal Mas. Mart A. Cbabb - - - Assistant . II. N. Notes Instructor in drawing d painting. Jbssb Caqlk,' Instructor in Penmanship. The Scholastic year will be divided in-* two sessions. Spring and Fall. The Bpring Session will commence on the 16th of January. 1877, and closo about the mid dle of Juno. The rates ef tuition will be in propor tion to the advancement of studies pursued Heading, Writing, Spelling. 'Arith metic, Geography ond Map Draw- ing per month $2 50 Higher Arithmetic, Grammar, Eng. Hah Composition and History - Rhetoric, Elementary Algebra, Phy siology, (illustrated by charts) Book-keeping Geometry, Higher Algebra, Astrono my. Natural Pbylosopby (with ex periments and apparatus), and Men tal Philosophy per month - - • Surveying,Trlgernometry .Chemistry (with experiments),Botany, l.atin piayuu no oic n ■“•siJLyJte* t i lunges 'ley got l De foot-path now is covered o’er dat led us ’round do hill. Do feuces am all goin' tedecay. Dor creek is afi dried up wbar we us go to mlljj Der time has turned its course auodor I ain't got long to stay bore, what little time I got I'll try an' be contented to remain, Till death shall eall my dog and me to And i belt) born Decision In llic Florida Case, By Washington telegrams wo soo that the Qrnud Electoral Commission, by a strictly party vote, have decided not to go behind tho certificates of tho governor iu determining tho elto- ral voto of Florida, except so far as it may bo neoessury to investigate tho question of Humphries’ eligibility as an elector. Iu other words, while tho grand tribunal rofuso to recoivo ovidenco of notorious fraud. Ou tho tho purl of tho Statu board of ouu- ▼assors, by which tho certificate of election was wrongfully given to the Haves electors, they will disregard the sanctity of tho certificate of the governin' to iuYoatigftta a pilrolj troll- | I mn-o not. nioal question of tho eligibility of a certified ulootor. This deeisiou will no doubt l»o received with surprise by fair minded men of all parties tli.iough*out the country, tho more so because iu poiut of principal i*. is ut terly inconsistent with itself, nml be cause it was the result of a strictly party vote, Judge Bradley giviug tho easting voto. While wo do not as yet utterly despair of a final just de cision, we coufuss that his remarkable judgmout in tho Florida ease some what shakes our confidence iu the im partiality and non-partisan character of tho judicial element of the txlra o.institutional tribunal. 3 CO 4 00 GUANO, LIMB, SALT, JPLA8TEH. 6rcek, French and German - • •! 00 Instructions in Drawing, per month 2 60 No deduction will bn made for absence except in cases of protracted illness, The school will ho provided with an irr- strumeot, and pupils will receive instruc tions In vocal music, free of charge. The government of the school will be ild and firm. Teachers will strive espe. daily to Inculcate good, moraLprinoiplc s Instruction will be thorough and sys tematic. Reviews frequent. A public examination will be held at the d of the Term. wTjenning-s & CO. 08 Decatur Ht., near h imball House. ATLANTA. G-A. White Pine Doors, Sash Blinds, Mouldings. Mantles, Brockets, fttnir Huikt, Balusters. New els, Window Glass, and Window Frames, Wholesale & Retail BALE’S CUAN0! quality improved twenty per cent, p rice ^eo "Witli Cotton Option nt IB ct» ACID PHOSPHATE At Charleston Pricos, Freight Added. LAND PLASTER, SALT AND LIME CHEAP FOR CASH. «T. JL. BALE, HOME, OEOKOIA. 1*1 I Goo. Frauds Tram's paper. Wo have read two copies of tho above paper, tho moat remarkable paper the world over produced. A Psycho logic Museum of Facta nml Ready- Made Encyclopedia of tho Cun events of the day! Live Ideas Wliy Is Consistency Ed itor.— Don’t you think Mr. Train that you aro sometimes inconsistent ? Mr. Train.—*I know I am. I should Whoso j business is it but mine? Why ex- j poet mo to B'iy to-morrow what, 1 ; said yesterday ? 1 will repent myself whenever I please, i ud cqnlrndict uiy- I self whenever it answers’ mo. Wli-it j 1 huvo done in past, what I may do I is all to come. Why should I ham- I per myself with dead memories? This miierublu word consistency has pai- alized many a great mind. What is remembrance but a shadow iu your pathway ? It is mortifying for me to reflect that I ever complained of be ing misunderstood. How could 1 be great and bo comprehended ? I do not wish to bo understood. Leave that to those who only measure two feet to tho yard. Where c.mfucius, Z noaster, lV.hogor s, S ionites, L op- nicus, Galliloo Newton, Columbus, Franklin understood? Everybody can uuderstaud n little mind, but it. at ness to w Den dat littlo ole log cabin in de Due. Youth til! Death, Courting Iu lllglit Style. "Git eoufci you sassy puppy—lot mo ulonn, or I'll tell my ms, cried out Hally to herlovor, Jako, who sat about ten feet from her. pulling dirt from the ehifunoy jam. I arn’t techou* of yo, now Sail,” re sponded Jake. Well perhaps you don’t moan to nnthor, do you.” •No, 1 don’t!”' "Canho you aro too darned hcarry yon long legged, red headed, cross' eyed. Iiiutern-jnwed, slab-sided, pig- eon-to«d, },% .ug-kfiocd owl, yon Didn't Ro. Wind bib o' sense g'lnng home wid you. "Now Hill, I love yon, and enn’t help it; and if yon don’t, lot tuo stay and court you, my daddy will sue yourn for that cow ho sold him to til er day. By jingo, he said he'd do it." "Well, look hero, Jake - if yon want to court me, you’d better do it aaa whlto man does that thing—not set of there as if you're pizoul” "How ou airth is that Sal ?” "Why, tide right up hero and hug and kiss mo, as if you really had some of tho bono and sinner of a man shout you. Do you s'poeo a womans only mado to look at, you stupid fool you ? Well," said Juke, drawing a long ith, "of I must, I must, for I love Sil;” and Jako commenced sli ding up to her like a maple poker going to battle. Laying his arm gently upon Sal's shoulder we thought we heard Hal UAHTia MKNKO, JOSEPH MEXICO M, Menlto A Tiro. Wholesale ntul Retail Dealers In Clothing, Dry Goods FURNISHING GOODS. 21, Corner Whitehall ft Alabama Street*, Atlanta. Georgia. Liberal Inducement* offered Mer chants. FITS OR EPILEPSY. Any person afflicted with the above dis ease is requested to send their address to Ash A Robbins, and n trial Box of Dr. Goulard’s III powders will be sent to them, by mall, post paid, PKKK. These pow der* have been tost cl by hundreds, bun- dreta of cases in tho Old World, and a peroanet cure lias been lb* result in every Instance Hufferc* from this disease tbeer powders an early trial, lerf.il,- “CASH STORE.” J-. S. ST7BBS Sc GO. Ccdartown, On. ■JJJAYE just received their Spring Stock of HT GOODS, NOTIONS, SHOES, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS SlC bought at the closest figures, and having secured Cash and Ca prices which defy competition. Call houhl gi 'jtrf&X tqime ’•That 's tho way to tlo it, olo boss llutt is acting liko a white man orter.” "O, Jerusalem nml pancakes!" ex- clttimitl Jako, "if this ain’t better’ll any apple h.w*s m u m over made, a Jiwmal sight- Crack* ih ! buck who it cukes, slapjacks ami Inssns ain’t no wh ir long-ai.to o’ you Sal, Oh, hi I l'»vc you 1” lb re tin it. lips c itne together, atul the report tlmt ESIloweil was like pull ing u horses hoof out of the mire STEW ART’S Adjustable Treadle SEWING MACHINES hnvi I by iat l»o • f..r Inrg. l.o», hj m nil, po-l fill ASH a ROBBINS aOFOnllou 8iUruukl>n, N. V T Uf v xplnin hei nj a btlyi*«nd l - s will furnish [.Me outfit free. Th than anything else, sc of starling yo Fa i :s, their sous snd daughters, an » in uecd of paying work at I I write to as ami learn all uhou at once. Don't delay. Addr. Twuk vV Co., Augusta, Ma \Y Professional Cards. Dr. It. K. TIIO.UI’M.N. rgrd. The usual t able to offs: :»d bo rtnient of Leather. Boot* and shoe* tnanafaoUi-^i to order, .on to our stock of counts, tNf are i rmced. . Compli i special .AHIl, OOFKKB. Itlt'K, Porv,;),,. fi. rn AOrift<J CANVASSED HAMS n ca it. M.vcoN, salt, j ainiiy groceries, hyrup.soap, starch CANNED 0001)8, PICKLES, PLOLR oncl MEAL. Solo Agonfo in Polk county for the Celebrated "Watt PIowh" and fixture.. A Rents (or Hull's I’ntont Rotary Harrow—WARRANTED. rrilB undersignctl would sail special aL 1 lent ion to their fncllilira &»» supply ing nnvthing in the slsire line. MONUMENTS, Tomb and Headstones, Vases Ao., Ac,, r the best Itallian and American Mar- finished in th« best stylo and work manship, nnd prices that defies competi tion.,. The citixen* of Cedartown and vi cinity tire respectfully invited to call and xatmtio our works and prices when iu Ayer’s Ague Cure, TV E W BLACKSMTH&W00DSH0P' MARBLE WORKS, UltOAD H'l'ltKKV, ROMF. - - GEORGIA. Q E Q LYNCH. O All k done in t H L Cambron, well k 1 farmers ns Ihc Champion plow smith, the sfiop hammering away. Bring in Plows, old Buggies and Wagons, o other work. .Satisfaction guaranteed, Ckdabtowsi, Ga., May 1, 1870. TIN! TIN!! TIN!!! COPPER COPPER. T KEEP constantly on hand a good nssoi 1 meat of t ea ly made and can afford to can he bought in r.i kind of job work, tcring houses in th All kinds of stoyi copper nnd brn«*. respectfully solicits Take all kinds of i ThouioH Simp- j ,hia Uu,ul A K« fn»“' S "" 1 ’ ' Mnu in this Mail World! John Henry Willii hip, a lad of nbtmt fourteen years »'f rge, is vfhnt wo call a bunch of iu- genuity. He wun oxibhiling on our fdreets yraterday a violin of hia own j (instruction. The body, or box part j Stephens nnd Morton the Crip- In Order to give our readers ; Idea of the stylo of the paper, • a few articles from it: »,f tho fiddle is made of tin with wooden sides nnd is obout the shape of a fresh oyster cun. Tho neck nnd finger bo trd,he carved out of umplo wood will* a pocket knife. Tho strings are made of horse hairs. Tho boy is a natural musician, uud if his pa rents are able to give him tut eduea- plcd ('oufederut Editor—Who thou are our our le gitimate chieftaius? Mr. Train—We have ttouo. Steph ens ou chrutehea hoisting the Arneri- j would not delive cun flag over iho house, tho other day, well represents the Southern Coufederaoy, uud Morton ou crutches tion, we predict a bright future for j waviug his bloody shirt over Cronin, him. Wo learn the young men will reproaeuU tho Nottheru Confederacy! ! Each bus his active stuff of iu .ml ! cripples, political lepers and theolog- make up enough money Jo buy him a real violiu to-pay Another new feature of tho Lnui.-i- ann business has just come to light It is stated by parties who ware iu Now Orleans at the time that at the hour when the bogus Haves electors met and went through tho form of casting tho eight votes of that State for lluyes, they had no certificates. It is said that Kellogg was afraid to trust them; and that ho held tho certificates iu an adjoining room and them until after the votes wore oast and anuouuced for Hayes. This would of itself be suffi cient to invalidate the vote, although of course, if the occasion called for it Kellogg uud the rest without tho letvsi compunction would swear that tho statement was without foundation. F V T 1 G V i: the labor physical i nine should be i ant attachment, which explains r I \ .1 l n Y . lethod of propelling lmI by tho Medical el \v'lbout th Seed for onr c s principles. k Treadle Mfg Co. 04 Portland! Street, .N. V, .1. . it A It 11 E It . IN otm-y Pulklio ATTORNEY AT LAW C'c.lurtox. ii, Ga. x.l collection of claims. TURNER and CLENN, ATTOKNKY8 AT LAW I V.la. Un. O FFICE South of Court Holt.., W lltintitiglui. Mill K rinl.l*. .tut." Dr. W. C. ENCLAND, Surgeon and Physician, THOMPSON Ai. WIKLE, Real Estate Agents YV DARTOWN. GKORGIA. ell. liny or rent proper, y. TI DWEI.Ii & i IIOMPSON, Attorneys at Law, CEDAR TOWN. GA. QKFICE - Hast side Court House square. Dr. C. H. HARRIS, .Physician and Surgeon, Ohm Fever, Bamlttont Fever, Dumb Jqcue. Periodical or Bilious Fever, Ac., and indeed aU the affections which arise from malari ous, marsh, or miasmatic poisons. This is a compound remedy, prepared with scientific skill from vegetable ingredients, which rarely fails to cure Uto severest esses of Chill* and Xerer and the concomitant disorder*. Such a remedy the necessities of the people in mala- rioos districts demand. Its great superiority over any other medicine yet discovered for the cure of Intermittent* is, that it contains no qui nine or mineral, and those who take it are free from danger of quinism or any lnjnrions effects, and are aa healthy after using it is before. It has been extensively employed during the last thirty years in the trestment of these distressing disorders, and so unvarying has been its success that It has gained the reputation of being infal lible. It can, therefore, be safely recommended as a sure remedy and specific for ths Fever and Ague ortho West and the ChUts and Fever of the South. It eounteracta the miasmatic poison tn tho blood, and frees the system from its influ ence, so that fever and ague, shakes or chills, once broken up by it, do not return onbl the disease is again contracted. The great variety of disorders which arise from the irritation of this poison, such as Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache, Blindness, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Pal pitation, Splenic Affections, Hysterics, Pain in the Bowels, Colic. Paralysis, and derange- of the Stomach, all of which becomo intermit tent or periodical, have no speedier remedy than Ateb's Aotk Cube, which cures them all alike, and protects the system from future attacks. Aa a preventive, it is of immense service in those communities where Fever and Ague prevails, as it stays the development of the disease if taken on tb« first approach of the premonitory symp toms. Travellers and temporary res Men is are thus enabled to defy these disorders, and few will ever sutler if they avail themselves of tho protection this remedy affords. For Idver Complaints, arising from torpidity, it is an excellent remedy; it stimulates this organ into healthy activity, and produces many remark able cures where other medicines fail. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Practical and Analytical Chemists, LOWELL, St ASS. SOLO BT ALL OBUUGISTS KVKBYWHKBJb for Til it n«* renconoble ns .rket. Also do all 1 durnLlo sheet-iron work, ling umbrellas. I fade of in*.. chants, try produce in ex - 8treivers made lo- AIR LINE HOUSE 4911-2;Prior Street, ATLANTA,GA. Single Meal or Lodging fiO Transient, per day $2 00 Special Rates for a longer time. J. L. KEITH, Proprietor, npr.fttf. A GREAT DISCOVERY! Thompson’s Liniment; no of the greatest discoveries r Nothing brings such speed} an< to those who suffer with then ins and aches common to the li our head, your hack. cure°your u and Neuralgia ? Apply Thom nil and suffer no more. For Toothache, Cuts, Bruises,. Sprains, Burns, nnd Fains generally, DURBANK i:s. Di O’ Cedarto FF1CE at residence, t GONSU viptION. 4 TRI AL BOX of Dr. Kisncr's cclcbr AY. led Consumption Powders Will be se partition known to cure or benefit th east-. Price for large box 83 00 Address ASH ^ KOBRINS 3G0 Fulton Si.. Uraokljn, N. V. THOMPSON’S and you need fenr no cine input up right h U. K. THO.Ml’SU LI IMENT >cp It < The Medi ur midst,by r neighbors it, nnd it has never failed to do remises. Every family should hand, and thereby save many a fteu a long and expensive trip night be dis^ei simply by applying Thomps then keep it ou hand—it rill < i Lit i but > physician can practice success out a good Liniment- they know once— then keep it on hand. Vou it yourself and save money. DR. K. R. THOMPSON, over 'a Drugstore, get a bottle, and iTitboui it. it will do what it say * sale