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%ht Cjouittflton ^tar.
PWjmASHED EVERY TUESDAY.
fEKMS, >1.00 a Yeah in Advance
VV nen Not Paid in Advance.
Success is Cur Aim.
J. W. ANDERSON.
COVINGTON, GA., OCT. 24, 1893.
TURN TIIE MONEY LOOSE.
Everyone should turn their sur*
plus money loose and keep it circus
Jnling.
That is the way to bring relief to
our seel ion.
There ought to be plenty of money
in circulation now as the cotton
crop is at least one-third marketed.
Those who have money should
not lock it up, but pay their debts
with it, and thus keep it in circula'
trio.
The hoarding of money is one of
the main causes of our present great
financial depression.
When money is looked up, it is
withdrawn from circulation, and the
volume of the circulating medium is
likewise greally reduced.
If everybody would turn their
surplus money loose, it would soon
make things lively about Covington.
And so it would be all over the
connlry.
It would restore business to its
normal contilion much quicker than
the unconditional repeal of the Sher¬
man act.
Th.en, we repeat, that thoso who
have a surplus amount of money, be
il ever so small or great, should turn
ii lovse and put it in circulation.
There is no longer any reason for
locking up money. The crops are
all being gathered, and CulLon is
bjing rapidly marketed.
This ought to make mono}’ easy
nr:d plentiful. But it it is li cked up,
it will do no g< od to the general
business community.
We hope, therefore, everyone
who has money liid away in their
old stockings will bring il out
lit j rt, ntio kL«.A. vL
maj fulfill its mission of paying
debts Etnd buy ing the iicces.'urics of
life.
Turn il loose, lmn it loose, and
put il in eircnl lion.
Every once iii a while u press di.-
paleli informs us lhal some ydmir.
mg friend, or some constituent ol
her husband’s has sent Mrs Cleve¬
land u fine dog. So often has tin
item been repeated that people have
wondered what she did vvilb all ol
the dogs. But now We are ink rmed
us to their disposition. She sends
Dually all of them as presume lu an
uncle named Col. llartnon, who lives
at Jackson, Mi<h So the colonel
has all sol ts of dogs on his celet)
farm, in fact more than be kuovvs
what to do with. The surplus he
gives to people who enj.y d-gs,
and w ho arc kind lo them, One
dog of fine German hi 'eed he gave to
a friend iu Germany, who recently
wrote that Ue was taki ting lots of
prices with the animal tu show s, yml
gained great repute at a breeder el
dogs.
1 hero is 111 the Uowly settled
Cherokee afrip a community which,
while not e jtaclly an Adamleas Eden,
is a place where men are not dish¬
ed. The plucky female settler- 7
,
who are all widows or spinster.-,
were led by Annette D..i-y, a Ken
lucky worn, n, who look part in all
the iu oh} w li.eb lamia have been
settled in the territory. T went y
I wo women joined in lust rnomh'is
rush, and secured possession of three
adjoining qnarter-seclions of good
laud, or 480 aeng, w here tb-y »1
ready have two small h ou*-e^ and
lour tents. They have tried lo buy
out the man who secured the odt J
quarter of the section, but so fai
have been unsuecesluL fie evident
ly is loo well pleasid with his neigh*
bora.
The Btutisw ick yellow fever re*
ports show that while more colored
people than white are attacked, few
er ot them die. Of 282 cases uinong
colored people there were only three
fatalities, while of 206 casei among
w hile people there were twenty-two
fatalities. Another peculiarity of
the disease is that among the blacks
the women appear to be more sus*
ceptible than the in. 11 while with
the while race more men than won,,
cn are stricken. hen th « 1 history
Of tlx* epidemic s|jal| come to be
written the doctors will probrhly
offer ap explanation ot up i ’ pc< uli»
ftrilies thgi pi iule In) men,
A Boston benevolent society has
undertaken tbe work of assisting
in tbe deportation of eonsumptivts
unable to pay their own expenses,
to more favorable climates, Tbe
harsh climate of Massachusetts is
peculiarly trying to the throat and
lungs, and the death rate from the
disease is far in excess of that from
any other cause. The Boston phys
sicians have been paying special ats
tention to it of late, and tbe theory
that consumption is contagious is
generally' accepted. By removing
consumptives, therefore, to a dryer
and milder climate not only will tbe
life of the patient be prolonged, but
a source of deadly 7 peril removtd
from the family of the sufferer.
Col. Jack Frost i 3 marching from the
down to the sea. If lie w ill
on down to Brunswick and camp
for a few days, giving the people
sight of his hoaiy locks, he will do
for suffering humanity than Sher¬
did in his famous march to the sea.
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Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.
The Rest Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruis¬
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
Chapped Hand% Chilblains, Corns,
all Skin Eruptions, and positively cure
or no pay required. It is guaranteed to
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
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TIMETABLE No. ti.
Eatonton, Ga., Sept. 30, 1893.
Commencing October 2 , 1893, tbe fol¬
lowing schedule will be operated daily
on the Middle Ueorgia and Atlantic
railroad between Milledgeville and
Starrsville:
No 6-GOING SOUTH.
Leave Eatonton............ 5.20 a. m
Arrive Dennis............... 5-50 a.m
Merri wether......... C. 10 a. in
“ Milledgeville....... ..... C.40 a.m
No. 1—GOINU NORTH.
Leave Milledgeville...... ...... 6.50 a. in
Arrive Merriwetlier....... ...... 7.15 a.
“ Dennis................ ....... 7.35 a
«« Eatonton............ ....... 8.00
<« Willard............... ...... 8.30 a.
t< Aikenton............. ....... 8.50
ii Machen................ ...... 9.05 a.
“ Shady Dale......... ........ 9. 15
ii Kelly................. .......... 9.30 a. m
“ Broughtonyille............... 9.45 a.m
it Newborn 9 55 a. m
II Carmel Junction.......... 10.05 a.m
it Hays........ 10 15 a.m
.* Starrsville 10.25
li Covington, (by backj. ... 12.00 p m
“ Atlanta, (Ga. R. R ) ....... 2.00
No. S—GOING SOUTH.
Leave Covington, (by hack;... 9.12 m
Arrive Starrsville.................. 10.30 a.m
“ Hays............................ 10.45 a.m
<1 Carmel Junction........... 11.00 a.
“ Newborn...................... 1 1. 10 a.
• i Broughtonville.............. 11.20 a.m
<1 Kelly.............. 11.35
...... a.
li Shady Dale...... ...... 11.50 a.m
“ Machen............ ...... 12.00 m
“ Aikenton...... 12.20 p in
“ Willard........ 12.40
11 Eatonton...... ...... 1.10 p- hi
No. 3—GOING NORTH
Leave Eatonton 2-50 p.m
.....
II Willard...... ..... 3.15 p.m
<! Aikenton... ... . 3.35 pm
it Machen...... ..... 3-50 p.m
No. *—GOING SOUTH.
I^ave Machen ■..... 4.00 p.m
Arrive Aikenton....... 4.15p.m
.....
*< Willard.............. ..... 4.35 p. m
“ Eatonton............ ..... 5-00 p.m
l < Dennis...............
*.... 5 .10 p. m
" Merriwether... ............ 5.50 p. tu
il Milledgeville 6.15
No. 5—GOING . p.m
NORTH.
Leave Milledgeville...... 620 p m
......
Arrive Merriwether...... 645 p.m
......
** Dennis ...... 7-05 p.m
“ Eatonton ...... 7.30 p.m
Distance from Covington to Milledge
ville, 65 miles
Trains congect with Macon and North¬
ern trains at Maeken for Macon, Madi
son and Athens.
W. B. THOMAS,
(ieneral Manager.
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j Eiseman Brothers,
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CLOTHIERS,
Baltimore, Md., I Washington, D. C.
213 W. German Street, Corner F and E Streets.
15 and 17 Whitehall Street,
ATLANTA, GA.
We are the only manufacturers of Clothing in the South
dealing directly with the consume *.
Biases! Wagons! Harness!
It will pa}' you to get my prices on anything in the above
line. I have a big st VJ v-ix ana - can give you closer prices
than y r ou can get elsewhere, 1 keep wagon ma
terial, Wheels, Umbrellas, Bo Cushions,
Iron &c. The place to find tho best
—Bab v r. t dd v ; r-- . o r> -'
Also Velocipedes, Express Wagons for
the little boys and girls. Get our prices be¬
fore purchasing. We can convince you that onr
stock of Harness & Saddles is a com
plete department. Best grades of machine and hand
made work. Everything belonging to this line. Such as
Collars, Bridles, Lap robes, Whips, Blankets &c
-COME TO HEADQUARTERS AND YOU WILL SAVE MONEY.
ft. M. 3VERITT.
S. M. Sullivan, manager of the
Alliance Warehouse, is ready
to weigh and store your cotton,
You all know him, and you
should stand hy the alliance
warehouse. He weighs O cotton
!correctly, and when you store it
no ? will make liberal advances.
The charges are very light, and
| yonr iterest will be safe in his
hands.
Oliver Chilled Turn Plow.
Now is the season of the year to turn your land with the
Oliver Chilled Turn Plow ; the best in the world.
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OVER 25,000 OF THEM IN USE IN GEORGIA TO DAY !
j WE CARRY THE FOLLOWING SIZES IN STOCK :
No. 40. Heavy 2-horse. Turns a furrow 9x16. weight 130 lbs.......... Price $ 9.50
No. 20 . Medium 2 horse. Turns a furrow 7x13. Weight 12 lbs........ •• 9.00
No. 19 . Turns a furrow 6^x13. Weight roo lbs............ 8.50
No. C-o. Light 2 horse. Turns a furrow 6x12 Weight 100 lbs...... ii 8.00
No. 13 . Turns a furrow 6x11 Weight 80 lbs..... 8.00
No. 10-0 Full size I horse. Turns a furrow 5^x11. Weight 70 lbs...... (i 7 00
No. B. Medium l-horse Turns a furrow 5x10 Weight 65 lbs • 1 6.00
No. A I. Light I horse. Turns a furrow 4^x8. Weight 50 lbs., 4 5°
No. 52 . Hillside Plow......................... 10.00
j If your merchant dees not handle these plows, send your order to us.
! -WE KEEP ALL T11E REPAIRS.-
i CLARKE HARDWARE COMPANY, Atlanta, Ga.
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Carroll & Turney | Covington and Oxford Steet
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—DENTISTS,— Railroad.
1 COVINGTON, GA, me The , following CoVlNr ' T Schedule °N. Ga., Oct. 5,1890.
: , . ington and Oxford on the Cov¬
Street Railroad will
We are neatly fitted up in our new office be run until further notice :
where a welcome a wait! all in need of oui j Leave Pitts house at. .5.40, a. m.
services. Call and see us. Leave depot at.......... .6.00, a. m.
Office F loy,l Leave Pitts house ... 7.45, a. m.
j on street, north-east corner ol Leave depot at............ 8.00 a m.
! public square Leave Pitts house at.. •9.10, a. m.
J Leave depot at......... ..9.45, a. m.
New Leave Pitts house at... 11.10, a. m.
Leave depot at........... 11.40, a. in.
; Leave Pitts house at.... ......12, m.
Harness Shop. Leave depot at............ 1, p. m.
Leave Pitts .....
house ut„, 2.30, p. m.
Leave depot at............. 2.45 p. m.
Leave Leave depot Pitts house at....! ,.3.30 p. m.
I have opened a new Harness shop at..... * • 4.00, p. m.
the on Leave Pitts house at. .5 30, p, ai.
Vouth-east corner of the public Leave depot at..... 645, p. m.
pqh. 4 re, in Covington, and will keep on SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
hand a good stoi ii of Harness. 1 will do Leave Pitts house at ......10.15,
general Leave depot a. m.
a repair busin PSS. AH wor |. at......... ......10.45, a. m.
done in the best manner, and at tin In addition to the above the car will
lowest prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. meet all regular passenger trains, besides
Call and see when . need , carrying the people of Midway home
me you . any after church, morning and night.
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1 work ip my !ii,e. L W. BROWN,
SAMUEL D. LEE. J. G, Lkstkr, Secretary. President.
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The Largest Retail CLOTHIERS in the South.
ONE PRICE TO ALL.
. . MACON, . . . . ATLANTA, ;,
552-554 Cherry Street. 39-41 Whitehall— 3 2 -34 S.
What People Say
of
Wright’s Beechwood Cough Mixture. Wm. BOLLMANN,
Here is what Charles W. Wilson Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles,
writes from Decatur, Ga. : “I have
used two or three bottles of Wright’s
Beechwood Cough Syrup, and it has al¬ No. 6 South Broad street,
most entirely relieved a cough that re¬
sisted the Oxygen Treatment. V Atlanta, Ga.
Mr. Thomas J. Shields says : “I have
used “Beechwood Cough Mixture’’ in
my family with most satisfactory results,
and consider it superior to any other
cough medicine I ever used. I cheer¬
fully recommend it to any one suffering
with throat or lungtronbie. GEORGIA RAILROAD
A popular Oxford man says: “I wish
to add my testimonial to the excellency
of J. A. Wright’s Beechwood Cough OFFICE GENERAL MANAGER.
Mixture. I had bronchitis, aud after
taking all the remedies for this trouble Commencing Oct. 8 th the following schedules will be operated.
for over a month, without any relief, I trains run by 90th Meridian Time. The schedules are subject to
procured one bottle of this medicine without notice the public. cl
and was immediately relieved. After to
using for 5 days was completely cured. BEAD DOWN. be ad~uf
“I Mr. have W. J. Farrow, suftered of with Porterdale troublesome says: No. Train NIGHT day (Train No. 27 STATIONS. Train No. DAY night
a used 11 EXPIt’S mail. 28 MAIL. expe’sNo.
cough for ten years. I have every
remedy I could find w ith little or no 5 OOp 11 30p 8 00a 1 Augusta 1 25p 5 15a
benefit. Two bottles of Wright’s Beech¬ 5 34p 11 53p 8 23a...... ...... Belair 1 Oip 4 52a
wood Cough Mixture cured me. I am 5 50p 12 Ola 8 34a!...... Grovetowu 12 51p
now entirely relieved. If you have a 1 4 41a 7
cough try it and tie convinced of its val- 6 04p 12 10a 8 46a ...... Berzelia 12 40p 4 29a 6
ue. II 6 14p 12 25a 8 55a!...... Harlem 12 32p 4 20 a 6
Mr. R. L. Guffin says that he was 6 24p 12 35a 9 05a'...... 1 Bearing 12 23p 4 10a 6
troubled with a cough and liemorhage 6 42p 12 52a 9 22a ...... Thomson 12 07a 3 53a f
$18 from worth the lungs of King’s for four New years, Discovery, and used and 6 7 oip 52p 1 1 03a 10a 9 9 40a 33aj...... ! Mesena Cainak 11 56a 3 42a 6
the ...... 11 46a 3 35 a
tried all patent cough cures in mar- : 7 qq 1 19a 9 49a 1 Norwood 11 38a 3 20a
ket, but could get no relief, f inally 1 j 7 05 b 1 1 35a 10 05a...... ...... Barnett 11 22 a 3 10a
secured a bottle of “Wright’s Beech- I _ ''_i _ J 1 48a 10 19a 1 Crawfordville 11 09a 2 57a j
wood Cough Syrup," and after its use 2 07a10 47a ...... 7 10a Union Point 7 15p 10 47a
feel entirely well. For sale at Wright’* ° 2 32a 9
drug store. 2 21a 10 59a| 7 21a Greensboro 7 Oip 10 35a 2 21
2 44a11 22a 7 50a Buckliead 6 36p 10 12a 1 53a....
2 56a 11 34a! 8 03a Madison 6 24p 10 00a' 1 41»....
3 lla'll 49a! 8 19a Rutledge 6 08p 9 44a 1 26a!..,,
3 23a 12 01p| 8 33a Social Circle 5 55p 9 32a 1 54a'.... 14a..,,
J. H. BAILEY. I; 3 43a 12 21p: 8 53a Covington 5 35p 9 Ha 12
4 08a 12 44p, 9 18a| Conyers 5 14p 8 52a 12
4 21a 12 56pi 9 28a! Lithonia 5 03p 8 41a 12 19a....
4 4la! 1 15p! 9 43a Stone Mountain 4 45p 8 24a
Shoe laker 4 5oa 1 25p- 9 52aj Clurkston 4 33p 8 15a 11
5 09a 1 35p 10 25a! 05a! Decatur 4 20p 8 06a 11 35p ...
I 5 30a : 1 55p 10 Atlanta 4 OOp 7 50 a 1 1 15p
Up Stairs in Star Buildin nr .. 3 43a 11 47a...... Camak 9 36 a 12
.. 3 55a 1141a...... 02p'...... Warren ton 9 28a 12
COVINGTON, GA. .. 4 4 38a 25a 12 12 12p...... Mayfield Culverton 9 9 01 12a 12 12 00
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Repairing All work guaranteed Ftnociulty. to give s.-ii-st'ac . . 4 55a 12 37p'...... 22p'...... Sparta 8 52a II
.. 5 19a l2 Deveroux 8 38 a 11
tion. .. 5 31,i 12 45p'...... 1 Carrs 8 30a 11
Prices low. Give him a trial. .. 6 30a 1 2fp'......j Oip ...... - Milledgeville 8 1 la 10 25p
.. 6 57a! 1 Browns 7 53 a 10 10p
W. L. DOUGLAS .. 7 7 29a| 09a[ 1 1 36p'......| 51p j Haddocks James 7 29 43 a 9 9
.. 30p......| ......| 7 a:
S 3 SHOE noTOp. .. 8 20a^ 2 23a|...... Macon 6 45 a| 8 45p.
Do you wear them 7 When next In need by a pair. .. 7 25p 11 Barnett 9 55a! 7
Best In the world. .. 7 37p 11 30a...... Sharon . 9 39a 6 44p...
$ 5.00 33.00 .. 7 47p 11 44a...... Hillman . 9 27 a a| 6 33p .
J ._. 8 20p 12 17p...... i * Washington . 8 55 6
$ 4 . 00 i ^2.50 [10 55a 8 25pj...... Union Point 71(1 35a 6
$ 3.50 § S 2 .GS .. .. ill 08a 8 40p...... Woouvilla 10 23 a 6
FOR UDIES 46p'...... .
$ 2.50 .f ,.|11 17a 8 Bairdstown .10 17 a 6
$ 2.25 ^ J $2.00 ..ill 37a 8 G 6 p...... Maxeys 10 03 a 5
f $ 1.75 ..ill 53a 9 06p...... Stephens 9 55 a! 5 34p|
$ 2 00 FOR BOYS 12 15p 9 21pi...... Crawford 9 40 a 5 05p
(il FOR . _ r:iR $ 1.7 5 .. .. 12 44j) 9 42p!...... Dunlap . . 9 21a 4 31p 42p
.. 12 50}) 9 48p...... Winters . 9 15a 4
- 7 .. 1 15p 10 OOp...... Athens . 9 00 a 4 10p
If you want a fine DRESS SHOE, made In the latest ,. 8 8 21 lOpj............ Union Siloam Point 9 37 55 a
styles, don’t $6 $8, $3, . ])-............ . 9 a......
pay to try my $ 3 , 50 , $4.00 or 8 20 p............ White Piuins 9
$5 Shoe. They fit equal to custom made and look and . .
wear 1 as well. If you wish to economize In your footwear, Ml abov.’trains run daily. Sleep hr Ca n b. tween At a ita and Clmrlesion, August*
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do so by purchasing W. L. Douglas Shoes. Name and Atlanta. Aucusta an 1 M -t on, on ntidit, xpie
price stamped on the bottom, look for It when you buy J. W. GREEN, JOE W. WHITE, A. G. JACKSOS,
L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass. Sold by General Manager. Tiaveling Paasen or Agent. Qen ral Freight andP*^ 1 ;
—J. J. DEARING, atousia. Ga.
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