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The McDuffie 'Journal. J. E. WSiitaStfitor & Proprietor. * THOMSON, UA, KjhtCir U.tMff. The first official jipcjjtmiit ra*<lo by w* .to H W ct God. Black, 'St Ill'moiH, for tkmi’fijia sioner of Pensions Gen. Black is a veteran of the Union army. •tgbt little two-year-old daughter Beasley, of Stone Mountain,. oueday fast week Upset a cju> of tea scalded Tier so baslfy that she died in a few hours. *• "A genuine penguin, weighing 10 * t |uutuls, was kiihxi ,in a pond in' -•Oconee edtinty last week. As this ' U’d CAtyjot aiul oidj' found in i' tire frigid zones, its presence in that Ideality is a mystery. Mr. Joe Thomas, who lived near 6* Rylvuuia, while standing talking to . his wife, on Wednesday last, sud denly dropped dead without any efidgnee of pain. ‘ The dS'ews announces the marriage of Ilou. James W. Barksdale, of Lincoln, and Miss Mary, daughter , of Mr- James Clarktv of I'iibett oouu ty, on Mio 21th of February. The first official act of President Cleveland was to approve and sign “the Bill placing Gen Grant on the, retired list. This was a graceful 1 deed 4 of the new President, and shofts his character to be far above •■that of a prejudiced and narrow minded partisan. t[\ President L & Hopkins, of Emory ••College, who visited Augu-ta last fn (ho interest of the Techno logical luslitute, succeeded in rais ing about. Jesse Thompson {{•■•bed all of the needed luin her lor tho building and J. P. Bondurant ono-ljaif of the brick. Thu Georgia Hit it road will transport the material charge. The negroes of the youth have 'been taught to believe that white Democrats are their 'worst enemies, anti opposed to their political nd . Vsliemeut; and yet the Georgia del egation in Congress, all of whom ‘Are Democrats, Are urging the ap pointment of FreJoijick Harper, col., of Southwest Georgia, to a foreign mission. The provisions of the will left by 'the late David Dickson are romi'kft- Jfla, <mt to H%y eensutiousd. Amnuda Kubanks, a eolorod woman, is the principal legatee, her share under ,the will being about $400,000, thus making her the wealthiest woman of lior class in the South. Two oth ers of the legatees, Julian ami Charles Eubanks, ere also colored Mr, Dickson was a Widower without chflilren, Onr Barnett correspondent tells of the death and burial of a husband ijld his wlfo, on tlie 4th Inttaut, near that place Due of, our exchanges reports almost a similar case in Pumpkin county. Mr. and Mrs Hamblin, aged respuelt.ivniy 7(1 and CH years, died within a few linurs of each ether, a few days ago, and wore both buried in the same grave And In Irwin oouuty, March 2ri, Mr. Geo. I‘ayne, a good oilmen, died, and the flexi day his sort Murihn, 18 years old, also died. Belli were buried the same day. These are indeed, strung# api’ncidenci's. • " r 1 "" " ’’J/™ A BOOM FOR WARREKTON. ’ ' —-e—k t Mrs. T. -H. Hundlsy -ail'd two or three other residrut* of Warrenton arc thadieir* at law to un estate in Kiigbunl valued at about sixty mil lio.n dollars. The matter, has been in the courts for six years or more, a|nt recent developments, prove be yond ail shadow of iltiubt that, the jjirtirs are entitled tt> ‘and will re oeive at nn early day a. portion of the iohcritunep, approaching in value igib or two uiiiliou dollar A . The es tate is that of one William Jennings, who died soveml years ago without a will, and was IruudUutly taken jiossussion of by parties who, in the uhsence of proof to the cquU ary, represented theiuselvns-#* the lrtate heir*. Mr*. Hundley and her relatives in Wanentou represent ou ly one branch oHhrrheirshtp. The others reside in Viiginin. The law yer who is conducting tho pioceotl nigs (or the recovery ofv ihe • estate l>jlß advised Ids chants t<j accept no compremise, as all the evidence ne cessary to substantiate their right of ownership is at hand and ivioou trovurtibie.—Wnn-puton Clipper. the new administration. ■fill! -daily papers have devoted scores of columns to Ilia details of the inauguration of Cleveland and Hendricks, but the country Weeklies mifwt ctintent themselves \vitli far less space. All agree that no suck g and and imposing ceremonies,-lio sash immense crowd and no such enthusiasm and good humor have ever characterized any (Sr'aier inau guration or have been witnessed on any other occasion in the history of tig country. It is estima'ed tliut thg visitois in atieiiiliuice nnmbci -d at. least two hundred th- undid, in eluding many lu itary and ciTic organization*. The President elect was sworn in to office by Chief Justice Waite, of the Supreme Court pf the United State*, taking the oath upon the Bi 'hie bis mother gave him when he first started out in life. His inaugu ral address was fully in keeping with the character of tbo man, and has j been received with more commenda tion and less unfavorable criticism than that of any of his illustrious predecessors. It is a plain, practi cal. sensible document, void of per son il or political dogmas, and re plete wit* sound, eon-orvativo Dem ocratic principles. It embodies the osseutial elements of a platform which every patriot may consistent ly endorse. Following are the names of tbo i gentlemen composing tho now Cabi net : Thomas F. Bayard, of Delaware, Secretary of State. Daniel Manning, of New York, Secretary of the Treamry. Wm. C. Ertdicott, of Massachusetts, Secret#iy of War. Win 0. Whitney, of New York, Secretary of the Navy. L Q. C. Lamar, of Mississippi, Secretary of the Interior. Will. F. Vilas, of Wisconsin, Post master General. A. H. Garland, of Arkansas, At torney General. Of course Mr. Cleveland's selec tions are not approved by those who preferred and expected others to be called to these important positions; but, in the opinion of all disinterest ed persons, the Cabinet is a good one, and will reflect honor upon the Administration. A fow condensed facts of their history may be appro priate. Mr. Bayard, in the estimation of many, is considered the foremost statenian of his party. He is fifty seven years old, aud is the third of his family to ocoupy seats in the U. 8. Senate. His grandfather, liis fath er anil himself have all been distin guished members of tho Senato. His father and himself wore for a while Senators from the same Slate at the same time, which is tho only case of the kind on record. Daniel Manning wns born in Al bany, N. Y., Aug. IC, 1833, and has worked liis wav to eminence from the position of errand hoy in a news paper office. He is a thoroughly successful business man and one of the leaders of his garty in his State, but bus never held uny offico until the present ti*ie. Mr. Kndicott is 58 years of ago aud is a member of a pi ominent Massa chusetts family, tiis grandfather having been Secretary of tho Navy tiudor Jefferson. Ho is a distin guished lawyei*#d a leading Demo crat in Now England. Mr. Whitney was born in Massa chusetts iu 1831), aud for a number of years has been a prominent la>v yei and party leader of New York. Ho is the son-in law of Senator Payne, of Ohio lie distinguished himself during the prosecution of the Tweed ring in New York, aud won tho permanent confidence of Mr. Tilden. Mr. Lamar was born in Putnam county, Ga., Sept. 17, 1825. His brilliuut career as soldier ami states men is too well known to need repe tition. He is tho brainiest mau m tho Cabiuot. Mr. Vilas was born in Vermont, July (5, 1841), but has been a distin guished lawyer and Democrat of Wisconsiu for many years. Ho lias always refused office until appointed to his present position. Mr. Garland was born in Tipton county, Toiin., in 1832, but has been a resident of Arkansas nearly all liis life. He served iu both the House and Senate of the Confederate Con gress, and was elected to the U. S. Senate in 18C7, but wai not allow ed to tako Lis scat. He was Gov ernor of Arkansas in 1874, and again sent to the U. S. Senate lit ttie expi ration of his term as Governor. He is regarded as ihe ablest lawyer in Congress. BARNETT ITEMS ■ Y WANUimKH. Again I semi tbs Jochnal a fpw items. We have lmJ Rome Hue weather fur the last few days, an t, il it ouutiuuee, our fanners Will auou he up with their work. Sickness is quite prevalent iu this section A number of our faruiere have planted tluir upland corn, and some of it cuuie up ' tile next day, but Ihe rain waa the catiae of I it. I -Ou Wednesday last I witnessed j a touching scene of the burial of Mr. Law. j son Wright ond his wife, who died within I a few hours of each other. Mr. Wright, agid it} years, died at 2 o’clock, p. m, j March 3, and Mrs. Mary Wright, hi, wife, j died at 2" ininntea past 11 o'clock. They j were taken sick within twenty-four tours |i f tech other, and only nine hours „ml twenty minutes intervene* between tluir deaths The funeral service# were conduct ; ed by die v. T. J. Pilcher. ! It is also my sad duty to announce the ,and. nth of Mr. .'nuiea Campb dl, who die 1 March Ith, aged fit yiars ud 1* days lie haa lieen a consistent member of tin Bar nett baptist church fi r ten year.-, and 11H doubt hits gone to a belter and brighter life than this. The relatives of th“ die- as. sd have our heaftfe t sympathies. I would sk of t*e Williams Creek Report er if that ohampion rabbit huuter scoured the bene of that rabbit’s tail that he made fly while the poor vnrmlut waa making his escape ’the Warren county bore can take the premium on white bat*. One of onr mates purchased one the other day which ia going to csttse Mr. W. A. Fa crop to suffer by cutting off the sunshine. A few nights sgo Harnett woe treated to •ne of the most delightful serenade* I have beard in a long w hile Mr. J. 8. C/baptoan now stands hie own security He ht a Are proof safe. Mr. W. A. P., says tho n ad* u >wi: ou the river are the beet he ever sew. 8 o on tler; he has traveled them so much that he 'ha* tramped them down hard and smooth. The report li st smallpox was iu Shcron turns out to I e utterly untrue. Our Sunday school seholars have been backward in their attendance since Christ mas, but we hope it will not be so in the future. Home of our people are expecting a cy- 1 clone soon, but they Deed not trouble them selves about it, for it will come soon enough Mr. Wm HowaM. of South Carolina, is vi i’inq relatives in this place. Chioke sand eggs sre very scarce just at this time. Warren "Vn ity, Os . March 10, 1883. Skin Diseases 1 have s little dneghter “even years old, who for tiic. List four years has been afflict ed with a p nliar -s u eruption on the j ! face an to e band. I have tried seven or | eight physicians, among them the boat in ! California and m tills i ruvidencc, but to no purpose. Thu child kept growing worse. | Fortunately, 1 saw a atuteurent in a St. Paul, Minn., paper, of a euro of a disease ! similar to that of my child It wassfle ted by Swift's Specific. I lecurtfil six bbfTles and commenced givAyu to my liitle girl. In less Ilian one week this terrible disease, which had baffled all the known rented)' s within reach, began to disappear. She has bi on taking it three m <ntha - is perfectly well anil hur skin is os clear as wax G. A. Hurra. Trenton, Ontario Province, 1 anaila The fittest subject* for fever and ngtie, and rcmittoiiU, are the dehiHated. bddoua and nervoiH. To auch peraotin, HoMtottera Stomach Hittern ufford* ndaquate protection by increitHinK vital ataiuina and the reaiat ant power of the constitution, and by check iiK imtgubvritiei of the liver, atoniaeh and Ikwclh. Moreover, it erudicatefi ruaUna! o'rtnpittintH of an obstinate type, and Htanda ulohe unequalled among onr national rmm - dk'H. Fur Haiti by uh l)ruggi*ta undDe/dent generally. AVO.VI A. INF. Her Health and Fappinea* are Mattvra of Great Conoeru to all Mankind. Near Marietta, Gia. Some month-) ago I bought a bottle of Dr. J. Brad fleM’sfemah RpttakKii mdnsedit In tin with grunt antisfuutiou. I have rocenimmaeil It to thrtN* fmiitltea, hibl they have toumi : to In* whaf la fl#hiu**l for it. 'Hip who have uh’<| it ro now io porfaMt hettUli niwt nt>|o to afttn-l to thulr household dutba. Hcv. il. ft. Joiuieou. State of Qeorgla, Trrftip County. I have examined thu recip* of i>r. .iinduh Brad field, Mini iironoiUii’-’ it to h*< h romhinMitoe of medi eltioa ol great merit >u the treatment f all diasium of finmilw for which ho roconunetnis it. W m. V. Heu tie?, M. IX Spring Hold, Tnn. Dr. .7. nradftcld : Dear Sir —My rt(tOgbtf*r baa been finltv*ring for nmuy yearn with that ilrcmiful ntflii * tlon known ha Femnle Hi, 4l*ll*4l, wliicii hue coat me many dollar*, and notwithstanding t had tin- hot imdtfi’ai idU'iid.im’c. nml<l not Mud r**lief. I have Urdd many other ktnua of medicine*) without ujy vf fvct.l hud )ut nhortt given her up. wax out of iinirte tft happened in the attire of \V. W, Eckk’r feverm. wccKh mneo, uud he. kuowing of my dungli tor'a fiflHctlon, tM*reUßih‘d mo to hay n bottle of ymr hVmnlo Hegulntor. She bogiut t< Improve et oue<L i wns ao dfllv'lit)‘<l with it* effect* tliwt l bfiugitt *ev ernl more bottles of it: mid knowing wht 1 do about it, ifto-dav o!e at m> family auffeni>i; w Hi tli.’d awful diN-tuie, 1 would h ive it If il coat S7O hoitl‘*, for 1 cau truthfully any it hit* cured niv daughter aonod ami well, wnd my*eff mid w ife do mo*t hitwtiiy re'.o’inn oid your Kemnlo Hogulator to iie juat what it i* reprosenteci to ix*. Ro*|>eftfnlly, H, D. Fentheraton. Treatine oti the lltalth and Happireaao Woman mailed free. IHE BUADFIIXD RKOHLATOIc 00 Box Atlautn, G. WORLD’S FAIR —AND— E^T’CSITIOISr —A I - ORLEANS. FREE informal leu ns to rata, routas, aehudulea and hleeping car arrangement*). BUSINESS IS BUSINESS. I will com.) to see you if necessary, no mat. ter where you want to go. l>rop me a line, before you make any arrangement* Writ# at once to Yours truly, JOE W. WHITE, Gen’l Traveling PatMetiger Agt, Ga. K. K AUGUSTA, GA. Thomson Home School. Tho Spring Seaaiou will begin Jauuary !-tb, 18S5, Ch-so th© 4th week iu June TERMS: Primary sl2 ftO. liiit)ni.T%ita • ift.Oo. Acaduuiio is 00. Music 18 00. Prawing and Calisthenics without extra charge. Patrons are given full benefit of the Public Fund The Public Term em braces the first 05 days. With thankN f..r former patronage, I solicit yohr favors in the future. Respectfully, MISS U SA JOHNSTON Thomson, Ga.. Dec, 24, ibß4. John T. West, Attorney at Law, Thomson, Ga. Will practice in all the Courts of Me- Oufß© and neighboiiug 00uuties, and iu the Supreme Court of the State. Sttic: sttentiou given to collections, aud , to all business entrusted to kia care. ' C *•“ Office on Main street over Robert K. A udene *n’a store. WAirs Business hi sfifute, SHARON. GA. Spriiiff Term Opens Jan uary 13th, ISBS. ADDRESS i\. K. Ware, Dei\ 3, 1884. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. [A Splendid Opportunity -TO BUY— BOOTS, SHOES ANO HATS. Wm. Mulherin lu Cos. .. • ♦ • • Our Buyer while North, Purchasing our Regular Spr Slock, Attending Three Large Forced Balea, and with canh in hand Succeeded in Obtaining many ## Good# at About Half Their Value. We Quote Blow Some of Our Bargain# : In flint’s K and Lace ad Button Bhoe*, 1 to 5 25 c. Child * Kid liulloiicd Shoes, 7 to 10... 50 Child s Kid Buttoned .Vewporte, 7 to 10 50 Child’* Kid Newport Ties, 7 to 10 .... 50 Women * Gout Slipper*, 3 to 8 50 Womeii's Kid Opera Slipper*, 3 to 8.. 50 Women's Oxford 1 ie, 2 to 7.... .... .... 75 Women'* Kid B Atoned Wo'vports, 3 to 7 75 Women’* Opera .Slipper*. 2$ to 6 .... 75 Ladies Glove Kid Lace Shoes, 2to 6 .... .... 75 Ladies Glove Kid Lace Shoes, 3 to 9 ..90 Ladies Glove Kid Foxed Gaiters, 5 to 9 90 La-lies Glote Kid Foxed Buttoned Guitors, 3 to 5 90 Bo js B. Calf Prince Alberts, Ito 5 .... .... .. 75 Boys B. CallHigb Laos Shoes, Ito 5 .. .... 8100 Boy* B. Calf IIix;li Buttoned Shoes, 2 to 5.. .1 25 Men* Carpet Slipper*. 0 to 11.... .... .... 40 o. Gents Calf Tics, 6 to 11 . . .... , .. . 1.00 Gmtl* B Call Congress Guiters, 6to 13.... .... 1.00 Gonts B. Prince Alberts, 6 to 11.. .... 1.00 Island Ties, BLi 11 ... .... 1.00 ’ fSejiT* B. liulHored Guitar*, Gto Hi .... .... 150 Boys Wool Ilat* at 25c, Gent Wool Ifut* at 25c, Gent* Felt at 1.00 Tlw priceß named are so low thnt many lot* will soon i e sold: therefor*, come at once arid secure the bcsi bargains. OCR STUCK FUR WHOLESALE 1O A 1)M 1* nim suslly bogs and attractive. The prices we guarantee to be lower than sre quoted by any Jobhh-g House South of Boston. An cx*ini..ation of SLUCK aud HUXCES solicited. Careful pemonal attention given to or !*rs. W n* Mulherin & Co.’s Two Stores* 722 and Dl3 Broad St-, Auguata, Ga. The McDuffie Drug Store EMTAIILHSIIED IN 1808 dftfoarb .s*, jjsmson, |li 0„ (Succctaor To) DR. A. D. HILL. At the well-known Rtand ou Main Street. Thomaon, Ga., will kepp countantly iu Mtock all kimlft of Medicines, Drugs, Paints, Oils, Patent Medicines, Perfumes, Glass, Putty, Dyes, Toilet Soaps, Brushes and Toilet Articles of every discription. ALSO Lamps, Lamp Fixtures, Kerosene Oil, Best Quality. Garden Seeds ol Standard Varieties ALWAYS ON HAND— TobtflW) and Uigurs of the Bust and most Popular Brands. I 4T Proacriptiun# carefullfc* iilll at all hour* of the day and night of the Puricst i • * Drugs. call# anawt-rod at any tiniu, nova’B4 II . A. 15 UH IV S IDF/S! A Nice and Clean Stock of Domeftflc Dry Good* and Notion,. No old stock car riud over to offer at lens than I cost, and no prices quoted too low to bo consistent with fair dealing and elaudard quality. I have the King Mill s J and j Shirting, and the Summerville mid Columbus Checks- the bout on the market. SPECIAL PRICES giv -n mi Jeans. Piooo G.kmlh, Shoes and Hats. Remember all these Goods are ~V LMV n 1 are tbn i. No shop.w..ru nor damag'd gr**is bandied at Ujri'D * ' price. If buyer* are d-cmul or Good* nut Juat As Kepieaeuti.d, return them and I will pay back uvery cent paid for them. Groceries, Cunne l Goods, Confectioneries, I k©#p a fruah and fiektcied stock -f ©ach of thsso. and e?vw off *r pries# hr low na any. Fresh CiA*lie#, Huts, and a Geutim,! Cmife&ta&eri*s nodml ©very wetk, and cau always supply you with Pur© and Frwsh Goods. Downs the Town! Gn TCBAOCQ and CIGARS I can ‘Mown the town.” 1 have any variety of grades of Chewing Tobsueo the bat and the cheapest. If you want a Good Cigar, the famous JOHN McCALI.OEIiH lake* tho cake, Ihe most popular cigar iu town. 1 have dozens of other Brands and aan shovr you just the cig ir you want. Iho SUPEKMR suioke free ami easy every one of them. * l'or a short while I will sell these at 70c per Box. I will g|nys give bottom flgnrea on Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Meal, xMeut, Lard, Molasses, Vinegar, And iu fact everything in tuy bus, Como in and Price and you Shan't be Disappointed- Respectfully, Henry A. Burnside, Main Street, Thomsen, Ga. Pendleton’s Book Store, SOI Broad Street, Next to K. K. Schneider's. Gsoroia. Keeps conslaritly on hand a full line of Books and Stationery, eon*ist:tnr in part of Standard and Miscellaneous Boohs, Novels, 1 ulc*, and Religious, Bibles,Tcalnmwnts, Hymn Books, of diffovt.nt (UiutoivinaLion, Nmulay 1 — ' 1,1 uliool Book* and Hequisitc*, School Books, Blank Book* of all kinds, N ole, Letter, Foote-Cap, Bill and legs! Cap Paper, Office and Fancy Stationery, l’ic turu Frames, Doll* and Toys, Photograph and Autograph Albums, Picture*, .fee. Book* and small pack ages of Stationery sent by mail free of postage, on re ceipt ol money for the same. Sept. 17, 1884. A. F Pendleton. ENGINES, BOILERS, SAW aud GRIST MILLS, aud MA- CniNEUY and MILL NI PPIES Bff' > Cheap and Good. T!('fifth's Ilnur at Reasonable Prices. CEO, H. LOMBARD & CO Foundry, Machine and Boiler Works, ~irGi*sr.*, - - hKQ&Gr#* >\ e buy. set,, rent exchange, and repair Engines on Invnruhlei terms. Have 3 car loads Now Engines. 2 car loads 2d hand Engine* in stock !oi prompt delivery Steam and Water Pipe at Reduce I Prices. Agents for Atlas Engines. Anltman Taylor Engine*. Korting Injectors, Vanduzen Jet Pumps. Gardiner's Governors, Clouds Creek Mill Rocks, Eclipse Double Turbine Wheels. All kinds of now work and repairs promptly done. We are working about lot) hand* and cast every day. We have the la r ge*t and best fitted out shop in the South—new and improved tool for all kinds of work in our line. Call and gee ns when in Augusta. GEO. R. LOMBARD A CO NEW ADVERTISEMENT. Attention Farmers ! WE ARE PREPARED TO FURNISH PLANTERS WITH THE CELEBRATED GOSSIPPILM GUANO, —Manutacptured By— GEORGE'W. SCOTT & CO., OF ATLANTA, GA., One of the most popular Fertilizers now on the market. We have and will eontinne to keep a supply, both at Bonesville and Thomson H. McCorkle will deliver for us at the latter place. Send in your orders. "W. !S. <& Son., Uoneville, Ga. March 4, 1885. NEW ESTABLISHMENT! ALKX. 11. CURTIS, Thomson, Ga, Has rented the Shops of J. TANARUS, Smith in Branchville, and is f rapared to carry on the different branches of the business. Carriages, Wagons and Buggies Made and Repaired. Blacksmithing in all its Branches, Undertaking in all its Branches. The Beat Work, all guaranteed, and the lowest p-ices. By Strict Attention to Baainees he a*ks a liberal Sure of patronage, March I’, 1885. flyj (Laid) 0a (Lo C|is! o I take pteasnre in informing my friend* and customer* that T have moved from my old stand on Main Street, to the Blue Store, ou Railroad Avenue, old eland o H W. Gerald, and am now prepared lo give ray patron* bargain* never before offered in Dry Goods, Notion*, Grocerw-*, Clothing, Huts and Cape, Boots aad Bboo, Tobaccos, Hardware, Crock ry. Medicines, etc. ——W—— A shoot of thitckxainftM will go np from the b*rj# and mouths of attracted bj the m iguetism of my Low Prices. Listen : White Dress Shirts, Laaodrieil, 50,cents. Extra Fine Ke-in forced White Shirts, SI 00. Meu’s Suspender#. Go<kl odbh, 10 cents. Ne Pius Ultra Brass Pins, Gilt Edge Papers, 5 cents. ISpool Cotton—warranted 200 yards, 30 ceuts per dozen. Dress Goods, Six aud a-qnarter cents per yard, regular price 10 oeaU. Spectacles, assorted colors, only 10 cents per pair. Cocoa shaped Dippers, Black Enameled Handles, 10 otntc. Rubber Balls, good size, )0 cents. Brown Drill Drawers. 25 cents. Watering Pots, 10 cent*. Quart Measures. 10 Cunts. Fire*polished Cup-foot Goblets, 6* Seven in h Glass Plates, scollop edge, 5 cents. Six inch Butter Du-he* with bandies, only 10 oeots. B- autifui Mustard Pot#, 1) cents. Ten inch Bread Plates, Moss Rose pattern, 10 cents. Elite Toilet Soap, 3 cukes in each box, with a fine silk handkerchief, 255. Ideal White Soap, put up iu mam mot li 3 lb. bars, only 25 cents. A fin ! Silver Piated Tea-spoon given with each bar. WiilipUK ! Wallip ! 1 the largest tick of candy off red m the world for firs cents. X havo the **Davis.*' '‘Hartford/* "Weed," “Royal St. John,** and ‘Williams" Sewing Machines, nil of w iich will be sold cheap aud on liberal terms Try “Silver Lake” Pnk nf F our, the best in the world for the money. Fn canned goods, 1 have Salmon, Roast Mutton, Sardines, <3oruad Beef. Tripe, Ac. 20| iiioh Wax D,)lls. only 2'c. JSpeotscl s, aU colors, only 10c. SpscUolsa, Cases, Leather, only ,' . Wuyutoau Factory Sturtiug, yard wide, only 7c, Tiuwaro at tlanu factuus prices, almost fcivcu away. Wry Respectfully, JOJfS L. JIO LZENI) ORF, K.ULR /AD STREET. THOMSON, GEORGIA R. If. HORTON, FASHIONABLE XTair-Dres. r. Office at Knox Hotel, Thomson, Georgia. Britts’ ffi 9 „ Carminative MOTHER’S FRIEND. NUBsß’s RELIEF, CHILD'S CORE. For Infant* ami Teething Children. In j fan tit suffer more or lens the first three j mouths of their exintence with flatulent j c lie. The Carminative gives instant ra ; lief. In the prooeea of Teething the | salivary glands are excited, deianging the the stomach and bowels, res Iting in ema ciation and often death. The Carminative nutmlizp* the acid, corrects the disease and restores the child. * • Use P its' Carininative ana rejoice, there is such relief for the suffering dsr-Hngs. Sold by Drs. A. I). Hill and W. Barton Thomson, Ga., and by druggist elsewhere, 3> : r hc soon nxitm tv* imu asm a# k*a law** INViMRATOR ! P- SANFORD'S LIVER INV*CORATOR ! jtirt ehnt ill name implies; a vegetable i-dver Medicine.and ford tosses rtwltiiix from a deranged I or torpid condition of the Liver: such noßtMotu.nes% llosti*rpnoL Jttnndice, J)v*ppfL*, Materia. Sick rteadaebe. Rhetnsatia. etc. An itrva sb!e ram* 7 Medicine. for full in'onratson tend your ad* are** on a card f -r KO rape book so the “Liver end ns Pir-iwV to DR. i*A..\fcOßO, A vaan S: reet. *< k 1 ork. * *n* *a,r*r bux ttLL TOC ITS ttrrvAV)M. .*■ Tliomsoa Merchant MILLS COTTO? GIN I Having thoroughly repaired my Grist Mill i aud rebmilt my Gin Hotue, I a:n now pre pared to serve the public in better style than ever heretofore. My Grist Mills pro dnee the beat Mee.l and Flour to be had in , the county. My Gin is the Gnllett Improv- , i which is the heat in use. and I gut ran* tee entire satisfaction in eve*y instance, and at bottom pi ices. Forties having gram at the depot in Thora i son by leaving orders with the Railroad ! Agent oi at the Mill can have it ground. | And allimeai or flour from my Mills will be i delivered anywhere in the corporation free of charge. I have taken out insurance sufficient to cover loss by fire of cotton bciouging to I my customers, Wm Johnston. j Bept. 17. 1884. Thomson. Ga. GL H. TT. THE GREAT SAVINGS INSTITUTION I $ 10 to SIOO Saved I l. p. q. s. Prices Lower, Nearer Cost than Elsawhara. E. I. O. M. Our Pianos and Organs. Selected from IS of the Best Makers, are acknowledged to ba Superior by the Great Artiata of the World. We deliver our Pianos and Organs, freight paid, to any point in the Month, with Music Book, Revolving Stool, and Instruction Book. Also a good aovar with eveiy Piano. P. A. S. Ml. A. T. H. Our long experience of over PortT years enables us to place in every Homs the i finest Musical Instrument in the World, guaranteeing satisfaction and oar Price to I be the Lowest. Musical Merchandise and Instruments of every description Sheet amnio and muaio books. The latest publications. Orders filled on day of reception. Wrie for Catalogues, Prices, Diaeonnta and Eaay Terms of Payment. TANARUS, M. H. O. T. S. GEO. O. ROBINSON A CO. Augusta, Ga., 831 Broad Street. OBIT TRUK ifSr IRON IfTONIC UTTjB Will purlfY the BLOOD* rvjm lal° Die LIVER and KIDNEYS, v?* ~~ m and nr.PTORIt THR HaALTK and VIGOR of YOUTH. Dre* xV ywift pepsla. Want of Appetite, In dlmSOQ, l.ark of Strength, ami Tired Feeling absolutely vMHFk cured. Bones, musele* and xSmflk nerves receive qw force- Enlivens the mind and ti m a supplies Brain Fewer. ■ A rw IK7 SuflTi ringtrora complalnia LHtJSSL O peculiar to their e* wH iiad in DR. HARTKR*3 IRON TONIC e raf* mad speedy cure. Lives a clear, healthy completion. Frequent attempts at enuntiffclUif only add to the iopnlariiy ui the original. Do not expert* tttcuf—fret the OVIOINAI. AND BMT. CSend roar addrenatoTb* J*. Karterlled.ro. V *>t. Ton is. Mo., for onr “DBWRI BOON." ■ Fnilot strange and useful lafonsatiea.free.^