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JCHc Covington &tiiv.
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J. \V. ANDERSON.
COVINGTON, GA., OCT. 13, 1886.
Ear Congress,
JOHN D STEWART, of Griffin.
RESULT OF THE ELECTION.
The election for governor, slate
house officers, stale senators, and
membets of the legislature, took
place on last Wednesday. It was
6 ueh a quiet affair it is almost for
gotten already.
The only interest taken in the elec¬
tion here, was between the candi¬
dates for the legislature, which was
very mild and created no excite
men!.
The following is the result in this
county for member of tbelegislaturc :
Harry Camp. S. W. Hawkins.
Covington, 125 311
Gum Creek, 01 U 08
Wyatt, 00 10
Brick Store, 26 33
Hays, 07 40
Rocky Plains, 25 <( 39
Oak Hill, 00 38
Brewers, 02 17
Gaithers, 01 50
Cedar Shoals 15 11 27
Total, 203 573
Total number votes 775. Hawkins’ ma
jority 371.
UNITED WE STAND.
The democracy of Newton county
are now aboat as solid as they have
ever been s : nco 1874. The utmost
harmony and good feeling prevails
throughout the party ranks, and all
differences that may have hereto¬
fore existed, have been buried and
forgotten. We hope this state of
good feoling may henceforth pre¬
vail, and that no extreme measures
or unwholesome party policy in our
local matters may bo attempted or
injected into our future conduct that
will again disrupt tho party har
mony. Thoso who attempt the
practice of unfair methods for selfish
purposes must bear the odium of
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re«mi. did goou uemocroi will
countenance to anything of the
and wo hope to sec everyone
ing for harmony in the party
and repudiating everything of a dis¬
cordant nature. Let us soe how
lovely it is for brethren to dwell
gether in harmony.
The Turncoat: Must Go.
Baltimore American.
4 That is just the class I want
get after. I want to put them on
the list. Yon will do me a
if you will get the names of all such
men you digoover. 1 ’
Such were the words of Private
Secretary Lamont at the white house
when told tho other day that a large
number of department clerks who
were known before the last change
of administration as rampant repub¬
licans, were now becoming most of¬
fensively democratic.
<; A turncoat,” continued Col. La
mom, “is tho most obnoxious ele
ment in polios. I despise a traitor
or ingrate, whether he is in my
pat ty or another. »»
< i If I had ray way about it, »» said
Colonel John S. W illiams, third
auditor of tbe treasury, while
discussing turn-coats, I would fire
them all out of office. A man who
will betray one party for an office
will betray another, and cannot
serve faithfully anybody or anything
I don’t object to a man changing his
views, but I do object to au office
bolder reversing his position in poli¬
tics so quick that his design is pal¬
pable.
The Providence (R. I.) Journal
considers that the revival of energy
in regard to railroad construction is, i
perhaps, one of tbe most significant
and promising signs of the times, n
that it discloses a general confidence
in the prosperity of the whole coun
try ; a permanent and growing pros¬
perity ; a belief that the intermis¬
sions of successful trade are only
tempo, a y tils, and that taken gener¬
ally the country is for an indefiinte
but long period to grow in all tbe
elements of wealth, and so to grow
in every section.
A french scientist produces a for¬
midable array of facts and figures to
show that the nations using the
most alcohol are the most power
fit I, • I pulcnt, populous and virtuous.
r J h s is hard for the prohibi
a nut
tionigts to crack.
HOW TO LIVE 7
The Secret which a Flemish Physician
has Discovered.
London Standard: The secret of
longlife has once again been discov¬
ered, this time in Flanders; and, if
we read aright the meaning of the
announcement now made, there is
nothing to prevent any one from bc
coming u centenarian provided he
will do us he is told by the erudite
Dr. Rarggraeve who professes physic
in the Univeisii y of Ghent. Not
n nly does the Flemish professor pr ()
c laim long life to be a thing attaina¬
ble in certain circumstances, but he
offers it at a rale so cheap that to
any one ambitious of out-living his
w elcotno in the world, it would be
i he veriest folly not to accept the
gift. The medicine is not protected
by a patent, though the fortunate
proprietor might, by selling what
most men wish to buy, have grown
rich beyond the dreams of avarice.
It is no elixir of life, no Caglioslro’s
drops, no fountain of perpetual
youth, such as that which Ponce De
Leon sought in Florida, and Sir John
Mandeville drank ofon the shores of
Malabar, albeit he died of aritbic
gout, the miraculous draught not
withstanding. Dr. Barggaerve’s
medicine is nothing more than com¬
mon salt. Eat salt in sufficient
quantity, and so far a 3 years are
concerned, there is nothing to pres
vent anyone from becoming a Fir
Moses MonteQore or and Old Parr,
or even from reaching the ago of
Thomas Damme, who is said to have
died at the age of 154, or of Peter
Torton, who declared, though he did
not produce a parish register, that
he was close on 184 the year he made
up his mind to go over to the ma
jority. Salt, iheGhentish doctor af¬
firms, is the great panacea for every
ill that flesh is heir to. Good health
in his opinion, is not a matter of
chance or constitution ; the laws
which regulate human life are very
simple; all that they shall develop
themselves without obstruction. Salt
will enable them to do this. If the
blood is too rich, salt will clarify it.
If the blood is too poor, salt will
thicken it.
Culprits who have been
by being forced to eat unsalted
have almost invariably died,
want of salt caused the outbreak
a terrible epidemic in Saxony,
Russian peasants, when
Jhjx- yy! aairo h q v a.ivml
era will flee before it.
can be mastered by it., Old a«re
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comparatively powerless in tbo
of tw’O thirds of an ounce of
chloride a day. Therefore he
vitos all of us to swallow this
physic, and, if not tired of the
at three score and ten > ro on
until centenarians are as common
fools, and insurance companies
threatened wiili insolvency by
tants who continue on tho fun
to an age for which the actuaries
tbe past have made no provision.
It begins to look as though
army of men who in 1884 fought
Cleveland at the polls, but who
in tho departments hero and
to retain their places, are
praises upon him > would
to go during tho few months which
will immediately follow the
proaching elections.
The family of Queen Victori
costs the English people about
millions of dollars per year, But
this sum, munificent as it appears, is
not a tithe in comparison to the
amount which for twenty-five years
republican rascality cost the people
of the UniUd States.
Capt. Lawton who was m com
mand of the United State s troops at
the lime of tbo capture of Geroninto
and the Apache braves, strenously
denies the statement attributed to
Gen Miles’ report that the surrender
was hampered with condition. And
Capt. Lawton should know, as he
was there.
The receipts of the government
since July 1st have been nearly $ 4 ,.
000,000 in excess of tho receipts
during the same period of lusty ear.
The increase was about 82,000.000
from customs and about SI,800.000
from internal revenue. These figu res
arc held to be indicative of a good
state of business throughout the
country.
Consul P. M. B. Y'oung, who has
returned from St. Petersburg on a
visit, saysthat Americans are treat¬
ed better in Russia than any other
class of foreigners, The friend-hip
between Ilu-sia aud the United
States has always been strong and
uninterrupted, They are the tw o
great growing and aggressive nations
of the world, and the prospect is
that they will soon be its dominat¬
ing powers.
Pino Feats in Jugglery.
London Saturday Review.
The leal Paul (Jinquoval: ttceomp
li-hes with the knife, fork and pota¬
to are as novel as they are extraordi
nary. He tosses the three in the air
from hand to hand, the potato on the
prongs of the fork, and the knife
perpendicular on its point in the po¬
tato. Again, he throws the knife,
fork and potato in the air, culling
the potato in two by a swift stroke
of the knife, and catching the halves,
one on the fork in the loll hand, and
the other on tie, paint of the knife
in the tight. This is the very tri¬
umph of me skililut u-e of common
things, winch is the essential prm
oiple of the new jugglery. Equally
extraordinary is Paul Cinquevah’s
juggling with a cannon hall, a china
plate and an 1 am after which he
first throws the egg fifteen feet in
the air, catching it on the plate
without breaking the e 0,-1’ ■■ *■ and then
he throws tuecannon ball in the air,
catching it on the plate without
breaking the plate. These marvel¬
ous feats are all done without strain
or effort, and with iho utmost ease
and certainty. There is an old jug
devico called the devil on-two
sticks, in which a stick about two
feet long, and slightly bulbous at
the ends, is balanced and twirled
about on rods held in each hand.
Trewey has improved on this by
doing away with one of tho three
sticks, and he balances and revolves
one ol these sticks on the other, lie
has revived ami improve! another
most interesting feat, lie balances
on his chin a rod having a long cross
piece, on which are four bits of card¬
board perched like birds on the
bough; then he takes a pea shooter
and one by one ho knocks over the
bits of cardboard, which fall forward,
displaying silken streamers.
Only eighteen months of detno
cialic administration of national af¬
fairs have passed and instead of de.
pression and bankruptcy in business
circles the very opposite condition
exists to-day and everybody,
ing John Sherman, is aware of t
Mr. Sue 1 mail should gi’ - o up
about the bn-cne.-s situation, not
ly because it is wrong, but
it is foolish us ’.v II.
lion. Jelfiiison Duv S \ ! D1 1 ift III
tribute to ({on. A P. HhU ID vv.it
he says, ‘’bruvu and skilful, an ! al¬
ways lead}’ to obey o: Jer- and d<
his full duly . 11 After alid,: Pg
ear Potorsbui’ir with a sick
lough in his pocket, having
from a sick bod and Lnrri *1 to ih*
front when he hoard that th e
was moving, ho said ; U Yea, a
moro devoted, sulf-sac-ritlcing
never lived or died in the cause
right. »’
The marriage certificate of Grov
Cleveland and Frances Folsom slat
their respective ages to he 49 and 21
and inasmuch as tho number 7 is es
teemed particularly lucky,
in luck are figuring out an
amount of it for the presidential
pair, becauso the brid o’s age is
3 times 7, the groom’s 7 times
They might go on to show that
two ages make 10 times 7 , the aver
age of tbe two 5 times 7, and
one multiplied by the other
but it would hardly affect
amount of luck afler uli.
Narrow gauge railways, which
had something of a “boom" in the
United States a few years ago, have
latterly shown very little increase
in mileage, au I not a few roads built
of three feet gnage have been abs
sorbed by other companies and
transformed to the standard. Never
theless the mileage and number of
narrow guago roads in this coumry
is t. great deal larger than i- <ner
all}’ believed. Tho number of nar¬
row gauge railways in the United
Slates up to July 1,'1SS6, was 12,115
miles or more than 9 per cent, of our
total railway system.
There is tmt little V s »■ tec i of
peace iu Europe, ..io iUe i ,i
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lions are making preparation
war. li has been sixte.-n j ee
there was a really gr -al \v a r v e i
there, although 1 In,- a anti Turkey
h:t<l a sharp tussle. 1 i.fcie is now a
stale cf dread and alarm f mm ohf*
end of contuienta i Furore to tiie
other. -Mr, O Connor cabl >'S t y the
New Yot k Star on the 1 Si h ills', a tit,
i • Jingo feeling in Engl and i- 1 iKVriri'
ning to manifest itself strongly C the
Bulgarian question and the attitude
of Franco on the evacuation of Egypt.
The anti-Russian sentiment iu Ger¬
many is very rapidly extending, in
spite of all Bismarck can do to res^
train its public fXj»reH 8 iou. fp I UI ii
ish officials in privato conversation
state plainly that the war office is
getting the military establish ment
up to full war strength as fast as
means allow’. The war feeling in j
h ranee is . growing . apace, fed by i in
language of general ofli cere
statesmen.” 1
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'About twenty years ago I discovered a little sore on my cheek, and the doctors pro
’nonneed it caneer. I have tried a number of physicians. DBt without receiving any perma¬
nent benefit. Among the number were one or two specialists. The medicine they applied
wa ■ like fire to the sore, causing intense pain. 1 saw a statement in the papers telling what
’ 8. S. S. had done for others similarly afflicted, i procured some at once. Before l had used
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I will discount any prices you will get elsewhere in Atlanta.
Come to see me, and bring the money when you want furniture,
and I will sell it to you.
H. W. THOMAS,
85 Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Ga.
GEORGE MUSE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Gents and Boys
READY MADE CLOTHING,
1 Furnishing Goods, o
38 Whifehnll Street 9 ATLANTA, GA
My stock of Clothing, Hats and SI i.c es for the Fall and Winter
Trade is complete in all departments. I have the Into- o ne
Boys’ and Childrens’ Suits in Atlanta, Late st styles an 1 lowest
prices. Give me a call, or send your order. (foods sent out on
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38 Whitehall s V- t Atlanta, Ga.
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BOARD OP INSTRUCTION:
HEW JOHN T. Mcl .aATju* j ] LIN, A. TvL, President,
Mathematics, Beilesletters, ami Mental Science.
h I’.V. R. J. HIGH AM, A. M.,
Latin oral and Mental Science.
MRS. L. N. O’KEEFE,
Primary Department.
PROF. T. W. NEWMAN,
Music and Assis tant in Academic Department.
MRS. SALLIE ROGERS CHANCEL LOR,
School of Art
Calendar for 1886 7.
fall Term (14 weeks; begins September 15, and closes December
Spring Term (26 weeks; begins January •>•>
5, and closes June 29
Rates of Tuition:
Intermediate Primary Department, per month, ...
College Fresh department, and per month $ $3.00 2.00
1 Soph, per , month,.,
((lasses, f Junior and Senior per month $4.00
Incidental fee, ,
Music and Art—Teachers’ per month...................... $5.00
Board, prices. 25
in private families, $10 to $15 per month.
1 uition i or the lenn due upon enrollment, and payable
vance for the term, a discount of 10 hJ monthly ? “ If rr P aia ., m . ad
fundallowed per cent will ’
Full benefit of the Public ail -
By order School 1 to a d 1 w wL 10 ’ are entitled
of “Ex. Board of Trustees ” to it.
auglltf J. A. STEWART,
Secrefarv.
$50 000 to Loan
In Sums of $2,500 and above, at a less
rate than heretofore obtained. $25,000.
In sums of $300 and above, on trnprov
ed farms.
Parties having money to lend, can get
good interest and be secured by good real
estate. .See me.
I buy and sell Real Estate on commis
Sion. Parties wanting to sell might do
well to confer with me.
W. SCOTT,
Covington, Ga.
MitUUeforook & Edwards,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Covington.......... ......Ga.
Office house. in the Ordinary’s Will room, in the
court practice in all the
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JAMES F. KOOERS,
Attorney at Law,
COVINGTON..... ...-GEORGIA
SSTOffice over Simms & Simms, next
door to the post office.
Will give special attention to the collec¬
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checks, bonds, liens, judgments execu¬
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deeds Conveyancing, transferring titles by
bonds mortgages, leases, wills
assignments, partitions.
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Ar. Augusta 5 00 4 3 v a®
a ml “ Atlanta.../ 40 a q
No connection for Gainesville on Sua
day.
Trains no.’s 27 and 28 will stop and rt
reive passengers to and from the lbllowine
stations only, Groveton, Harlem Thom*™
Norwood, Barnett, Crawford, Union Point
Greensboro Madison Rutledge Social
Circle Covington Conyers Lithonia Stone
Mountain and Decatur. These trails
make close connections for all points East
and aud Northwest Southeast, West Southwest North
aud carry Through Sleen
era between Atlanta and Charleston
JOHN W. GREEN, Gan. Manager
E. R. DORSEY, Gen. Passenger Ag’t'
Joe 4V. White, G. T. P. A. Augusta Ga.
E. VAN WINKLE & CO.
CI manufacturers,
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SsjIKrumI WEhM DALLAS. -and- TEXAS.
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COTTON GINS and PRESSES,
Cotton Swfi Oil Stills, Cotton (Ml
Winters, Cane Stills, Kaw Mills,
Shaftinjr, 1‘nlloys, Blnuyt ra,
Wind Mills and feuflao,
Pumps and TunJts.
S. VAN WINKLE & CO., Atlanta, Ca,
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ATLANTA, -AfeHSTD CA.
DALLAS, TEXAS.
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Patented 1878. improved 1881. Patented 1681
Prices reduced to one-hall former prices.
Wo. I Marti. 830.00 | Ho. 3 Marh. M 0 . 0 *
Best Cleaner for Need Cotton In the market
No dinner can afford to be without one.
*L VAW WINKLE A CO., Manufacture".
Atlanta,
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
50 yards from Union Passenger Depot,
Cor. of Alabama and Pryor Streets
RATES REASONABLE.
K. P. KEITH, pkopkibtof,
fl.ATK OR-CANNON HOI 1 **]
NOTICE.
The nmJersiened has three gooel plantations ta
Sell or Kent, on term* to suit the times. Anvone
wishii.B to tmv or rent, would do well to call or.
me, two miles south ot Kocky Plains.
county, Ga. C. DAVIS.
3m FRANK
8 sept.
Fresh Turnip Seed.
AY e have just received a b ; g lot of
Turnip Seed, fresh from the farm. A
the best varieties Parties wishing to bay
in quantities would do well to give ub a
call before purchasing. IVY,
BROOKS &
Covington, 1.3.
Fresh Turnip Seed, at Brooks A Ivy 8
drug store, in large and small quantities*
and at low prices.
Buy your Turnip Seed of Brooks A U
you will be sure to get them ^
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