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F. HARRIS Wants Every Lady to Call and See the Largest Stock of Fancy Press Goods in this Market All of the Latest Styles, - and at Prices ENTERPRISE AND APPEAL, W. H. COOPER, J. W. STANFORD, VUTJIBERT, GA. Tkanolav Jtnriiiusr, Sept. 11. 1884. Mr. I. A. EARTIJi Is onr Agent at Bufonl. ami is felly authorized to receive aud receipt for all money |tai<l him. National Democratic Ticket. For President, Hon. Grov’r Cleveland, Of New York. For Vice-President, Hon. T. A. Hendricks, Of Indiana. For Governor, HON. HENRY D. He DANIEL. For Secretary of State, I!OX. N. C. IURNETT. For Comptroller General, I10N. AV. A. WRIGHT. For Treasurer, HON. rout: u. IIAUDEMAX. For Attorney General, HON. CLIFFORD ANDERSON. An Important Matter. A recent contested election in Pike county disclosed the fact that a third of the negroes of that county had no right to vote. A careful investigation doubtless would show the same condition of things here. AA'e append thccou- eluding part of Prof. Woodall's ar ticle on the subject: As Hie constitution of Georgia provides that no one is a qualified voter in this state unless lie lias paid all taxes demanded of Inin since 1877, nearly fifty per cent, of the colored voters whocast their ballots in our county election were found to be illegal voters on one or more of the above grounds. From U«e facts brought, out by tin's investigation in our county. I am sure that thousands and tens of thousands of illegal votes are cast in Georgia every general election year; and that the num ber of such votes cast in the southern states is surprisingly and appallingly great. Let the law abiding citizens of every county in Georgia, through a special committee, or otherwise, take the tax digest s of their coun ty, beginning with 1878, and closely investigate the tax record ! of every mau in the county over 21 years old, tracing a voter's re cord back to the county or coun ties from which he came, if he has recently moved inlo a county. Next lo ik up every tax fi fa in the county. Then ascertain the names of those disfranchised by being criminals. Make a list of all men who have thus disqualified themselves as voters have it print cd, and furnish it to the managers of election at every precinct in Georgia's YVenllh. The Comptroller-General lias nearly completed his estimate for the lax levy for 1S8L This esti mate is bused upon the returns of taxable property now in, and is placed in round numbers at $300, Ncaatvrlal Coarralim. The Convention to nominate a candidate for Senator from the -lie 11ill Senatorial District met in court house in this city yesterday morning at 10 o’clock. Col. Jas. IL Guerry was tnadc Chairman, 00*1,000. Last year the returns | and Mr. S. E, Freeman Secretary, of taxable property aggregated j *’.V acclamation. On motion “ of Judge We $287,000,000, showing an increase! " u ** s ’ ol a coin ’ ™ miltee of two from eacli county of Lj,000,000. The last lax act.; H;ls appointed to consider creden- under which this tax levy will be \ tials, and agree upon the number made, makes no provision for the payment of any maturing bonds. It appears that $100,000 of the Nutting bonds will fall due next year, and the question as lo the authority of the Slate to make an increase of-tbc tax rate to cover this liability lias lately been eon sidcred hy the Governor, the Comptroller General and Attor ney-General Anderson. The rate prescribed by the last tax bill of delegates each county was en titled to. Committee reported that each county should have 13 dele gates. L"iMin a vote that Clay was entitled to the candidate the re sult was adverse. A resolution by Prof. McNulty to bind the Convention by the result was withdrawn at the request of Clay delegation. The two-thirds rule was adopted, aud the balloting commenced. The name of Dr. M. A. Baldwin was presented, and the vote stood as follows: Baldwin, 24’!; Hoy!, was two and one half mills. The \ g5; Worrill, 6jj; Graham, i ; Cro Attorney Genera! gave the opin-lzier, 3*j. 2.ii ballot: Baldwin, HON. For < Congress, HENRY G. TURNER. For Senator, Cot.. L. C. HOYL. For Representative, IIox. THEO. J. PERRY. Mr. IV. IC. PilUbtiry is now with the Eufaula Times it News. Mrs. R. II. Whilely will return to Bainbridgc to live. Cleveland, Ohio, has just had a fire resulting in a loss of $2,000,- 000 worth of property. -—ittdge Cfisp will be opposed in Iris race for Congress both by an Independent and a Radical. Rev. Sam Jones could not be at Dover this week, as he had cx- Iiccted to be. Mr Joint II. James resumed the banking business at his old stand on Monday last. Mrs. Alston, widow of Col. R. A. Alston, died in Atlanta last week of consumption. Senator Anthony, ol Rhode Is land, was buried in Providence last Saturday. Hon. I). B. Fitzgerald has been nominated for the Legislature from Stewart county. The prohibition party of. Geor gia has decided to put a prohibi lion e. -ora! ticket in the field. A inino covering 230 acres iu Pennsylvania caved in last week carrying with it many houses, and killing several people. The Baptists, of Macon, wor shipped in their new magnificent In..ise of worship last Sunday for the first time. Col. \V. J. Lawton, formerly of Macon, but more recently of Jacksonville, Fla., died in Macon last week. Hon. C. C. Humber, of Stewart, has been nominated, for Senator liom tile 12th District, composed ion that the Governor would be fully empowered and authorized to make the additional levy for the purpose specified, and so the tax imposed for the year 1SS4 will be three mills instead ol two and a half. The aggregated tax to be rais cd by this levy will be in the neighborhood of $1,700,000.— Telegraph and Messenger. A Remarkable Revival. Newnax, Ga., Sept. (!.—The great religious revival here has he count} - , and on the authority j stirred the hearts ol the people to of such a list, about thirty per cent, of those voting in our muni eipal, county, and state elections will either vote no more, or else they will be compelled to bear their just pro|iorUou of the weight of taxation to support the govern ment. Apply the knife, purify our ballot boxes, and imlepcndentism is too dead in Georgia, and in the presentments, to thanking God lor south, to be resurrected, and the S lua ^ revival of religion amonj Hosting element, so dangerous to j ,,s a,,< * praising Him for His S:g our political fabric, will lie largely ! u: ‘l blessing. Alter the grand ju disfranchised. Teach the citizens r . v ,vas dismissed the members re 27^; lloyi, 15; Worrill, l;Kiddoo, 1. 3rd ballot. Baldwin, 20jj; Turuipseed, 4; Worrill, 12-jj; Cra zier, 1. At the close of the sixth ballot all the names before the Co 11 veil- lion were withdrawn, aud Col. L- C. Ilnyi, of Terrell county, was nominated bv acclamation. Spring Vale Department. FRANK A. EATON Editor, ii depth never before reached in the history of the county. Each day the people from town and | meetings country crowd the spacious arbor which lias been erected in the Prof. Ivey preached at the Meth odist church here last Sunday, and will fill the appointment on the- first Sunday iu next month. We have two weekly prater here now—a general prayer mccf'ng held every Wed t'olrnaa Klaliaa Itrau. Since onr last, good rains have fallen in this section w hich will be of great benefit to young potatoes fi. Id peas, sugar cane, aad garden vegetables. Wc learn that a steam gin will soon be put in operation at this place, run by Messrs. Hammock & Hall. * The sick of the community ol which we have mentioned in pre vious issues, arc all convalescing except Uncle Billy Chapman, who is lying at this writing danger ously low, with but faint hopes of his rallying. The cotton crop of this section is put down by competent judges at a little less than two thirds of an average crop, and with the present low price a number of farmers will come out badly iu debt, we lear. The nomination of the Hon. T. J. Perry, which means his election Tor Representative from this coun ty to the Legislature, is generally J approved of by the people of this section, and if Randolph will pre | sent on the 10t.li a candidate for the Senatorial honors as well qualified for that important olfice as Cni. Perry is for the above mentioned, this section will be equal to all emergencies ia both the Legislative Halls. The many gins of this section are all busily engaged in prepar ing the fleecy staple lor market, which is being disposed of as fast as it is prepared at figures that will not more than Quitman County Department. W. A. JORDAN, The melon cholic days are gone. Mrs. J. W. Mercer left last Tuesday for'New Holland Mr. Charlie Mercer left Tuesday i holding own are quiet and gentlemanly, <nd always accommodating, j j That a refreshing shower would Editor. I p e most gladly welcomed. - — i That Ed. Ward regretted ti leave our social little town for tin lonely and sequestered life of : farmer. That it is a sight worth l>e- to get a glimpse of Mr. for New Holland. He will re main a week or ten days at this |iopular resort, and then go to Oxford to resume his studies. A marriage will come otr in Georgetown between now and the first of December, that will cause no little surprise. Mr. Ed. McCrary lias moved to Eufaula and engaged in busi ness at his old stand, the Ruby Saloon. ‘Me' is a clever and ener getic business man, and we wish him abundant success. Rev. W. II. Patterson, assisted by Rev. .Mr. Goodruin, will begin a scries of meetings iu Georgetown next Saturday. M’e hope much good may result therefrom. M Uses Mamie Kimhlc, Mol tic Dismuke, Florence Davidson, and Alice Grimes left Monday last to enter the South Georgia Male and Female College at Dawson. When cotton rolls into market money circulates freely. The col lections and cash sales of one of our merchants last Saturday Brown's drove of beautiful Fly mouth Roek chickens. That candidates for county Dili cers are bobbing up serenely. That Madam Rumor says that a wedding will come otf in the country before the IuesofNovem tier. That young ladies will not give a kiss, 'tis true, but that they will take one and thank you for it. That a young lady asked a cer tain young man if he had ever read “Pickwick Papers.” and his reply was that he had read two or three of them, but he did not like them. A Ramon a l»r*KStsrr. Never was such a rush for any Drug Store as is now at J. W. ■staxkoku's for a Trial Bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. *’oiiglis and Colds. MI persons atfvcted with Asthma. Bronchi! is, Hoarseness, Severe Coughs, or any affection of the Throat and Lungs, can get a Trial Bottle of this great Remedy free. by calling at nlwive Drug Store. Regular size $1.00. were over eleven hundred dollars. It is decidedly refreshing to hear Col. T. J. M.’s enthusiastic snake stories. There is no doubt an underlying reality to the nar ratives, snake stork-.-, though they defray j ' 0 . nesdnv night at one of the church- heart of the city, and openly pro claim their glory of God and eon- j es, and a young men’s prayer less the Savior. So profound i- meetin' r every this feeling that the grand jury TtliO othTir. devoted space in their general of Georgia, while and black, that a man shall not vote unless lie honestly gives in and pays his turned to their room, invited Judge S. W. Harris to meet with ! them, and there held a prayer Friday night at So far they have been well attended, and we hope the interest may continue to increase until every member of the church in this community will feel it to Ins or her duty to be present at every meeting. Mrs. Pearce, Reeves, and Mrs. the expenses of raising and plac ing it upon the market. Credit Closed! tax and the tax returns of Georgia I meeting that heaven was proud of. ] John .Massec are visiting relatives will he increased millions of dol lars. W. H. AVoodall. Bartlesville, Ga., Aug. 30, 1881. Your Inch- Joe. Browu is going back to the United States Senate without any appreciable opposition. A care ful inquiry among the delegates to the convention developed the fact that lie can heat the hind sights off of any possible combi nation that can be made against him. His course in the Senate has met with almost universal approval in the State, and the be lief is expressed that lie wields ,Iarris askLl1 for Kaycr, I an( i friends in and around Surin am! the twenty one Christian mem ! hers pledged themselves to member him at a throne of merer] ‘ >lr ' and kneeled anil offered praver for left la Vale. Mr. Sam Crapps and family prayer for icii last Sunday for Atlanta, him. 1 he tuo members ot the where they will make their future “rand jury who were not converts I home left determined to unite with the church anil consecrate their lives to God. No man ever did a great er or grander work than Rev. Sam Jones is doing here. Those desiring -to purchase mummies can now obtain them at very reduced rates. They are sold at Cairo for from $25 to $100 A ill roe year old child, a daugli ter of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Ed wards, of Alabama, was brought over a corpse on the -train last Monday, and buried here at the j general burial ground. Messrs;. Frank and Perry Cox, ; of Dougherty county, were in the Vale Saturday and Sunday, l’er- We have extended all ac commodations in our pow er to onr customers, and during the dull summer season have sold some (ioods on time. From now on our Terms will be strict ly Cash. Wc will show you how close (ioods can be handled. Call to scons, and get our Prices before buying, j). W. Hammock & Co. sept 11-If Dr. Mercer two car loads lias just received of the celebrated Bishop Pierre. The funeral services in cor.nec tion with the burial of Bishop Pierre were held in the Court House iu Sparta, no church being large enough to hold the vast con course that assembled. The ser vices were very touching ami im pressive, the sermon being preach ed by Dr. IIayg<K>d. Bishop Pierce, in our opinion, was one of tl-.c grandest men Georgia lias ev er produced. He was a deep, clear thinker, and a real orator. His life was a life of charity and holiness, ami will prove an inspi ration to good deeds on the pari of others for main* t ears to come. Buggy & Wagon Har ness. To Ginners. H e a d q u a rt e rs for Bagging and Ties, dRubi an at ubber Belting,* ALLISON & SIMPSON S. FOR MAI,12. For SO Day* trill Offer Special Itularemen t*. Must Ite Sold. Call on V* Before Yon Bun. ALLISON & SIMPSON. V Firm lIORsK FARM, FOfR miles east afrtifhbrrt, on the Al bany rua<l. rontainujg 277L* acre*. ninni • >r it**.*. Nine acres jiew ground; j.-,l improved iaii»f* IS m rc? mo(|p r .| atolv fresh land; J4.S acres nnMler:in-| v 1 old land, making 2U0 arms uud«*r t«*n« ' Jialam-o wood**, consisting of Oak. l’irie Hickory. &e. Dwelling. Hams, Stiw-k-! adr, Cahills, tfcr.. in two settlrinniN mnyrnient for muting, ur. Modri rolling. g»>od productive land, rl.n -and interminglin'. A fine mnehrak^ for winter pasturage on the branch Those desiring to jmn-hase in aide community— conic and sve the turing crops*. Terms rash. * i».T*n ^ J. 15. nrsSKi.j Oil The M! Secretary Treasury, <ii Fulger, ol the LT. S. cd suddenly last week New Advertisements. Texas red rust proof oat which he proposes to sell at botltom prices. Quitmnn Superior Court con venes next Monday. We do not I think there is any great amount of civil business. Hon. I! G. Turner has hc. n re ! HARD TJjVlES NEARLY OVER THE FIELDS ARE V/HITI WITH COTTON. Our Immense Fall and Winter Stock of Goods, embracing ^ Fancy ti Staple Dry Goods, Shoes and Hats, Gents’ Furnishing Goods! 4 from t lit* apiece, according to their Iwauty ] ry comes pretty often of late. and preservation, with about Severn 1 more power for good to our people twelve dollars additional for box in that body than any man in our common wealth who is now avail- aide. In the event that Cleveland becomes President, Brown’s pow er in the Senate and as a eoun seller of the administration would be immense. Besides he knows all the history and peculiarities of the South’s bitterest Northern critics and the way belays them out when opportunity offers is something beautiful to behold. of going from ! here to Dover tills week to hear | the Rev. Sam Jones preach. They iug. A very short while ago the j were not satisfied with his stay lowest rate was $250. I p to with here and wish to hear move of Ids in a recent time the exportation ■ plain talk. of t he Egyptian antiquities was J H c; , l i ;l< u t r^ I !- ) !77. I Thirty strictly prohibited by the govern- ! Mimico. ment. 1 he rich finds at Dior el 1 Sick Headache, Nervous Head- Bahai j, however, have led to the ache or any kind of Ileadaelicean rctnov YVork will commence on the warehouse at this place at once, and soon first class facilities for weighing and storing cotton will he offered at this place to all'who f c ^ feel disposed t bring their cotton here, where they will obtain the highest market price, and lie able to purchase goods at low figures. So bring your cotton to Coleman. \Ve learn that Rev. H. R. Me- nominated for Congress 2nd district.. This is a fitting tribute to the able and brilliant services of a public servant, who | has “acted well his part.” The new drug store is nearing | completion, and when finished and the painters have put on tin- last touches, it will be a neat and beautiful building, and will add greatly to the appearance of that side of the street. Mass, little son of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Duudsou, died Tuesday night of congestion of the braij. lie was a bright a id interesting liltic fellow, and uas the sunlight of his parent's home. Several weeks ago Dock Woo! was in town and said that the killing had struck a pine stamp in the middle of his cotton field, and had killed the cotton several yards around. From the looks of some of the cotton fields around Georgetown it would seem that lightning had struck them. Notwithstanding the hitter op London was married on the 8ll> i position of the Macon Telegraph He will he a pillar of strength to Cleveland, or a rankling thorn in the side of Blaine.—Banner- Watchman. England is badly scared, Ixm- d?n reports have it, Bismarck be ing the figure just now with which English mothers, frighten their I naughty children into obedience, j Alarm at the apparent unification of Stewart, Quitman and Webster I ot the continent against England The Macon Telegraph is in- j is eausin S a sensation which Lnn dulgiug in the use of some very | ,,on llas not !la(1 f or many a day. ugly epithets towards some ofitslThe unusual bitterness of the exchanges that have seen lit to French press, German movements disagree with it. j concerning Africa, in which (t is Lula Hurst made $40,000 by said Austria will join, to head off her Aoi them tour, including ex- j English colonization schemes,with ponses. She is not married to Mr. j liberty being accorded Russia to Paul Atkinson, and will go to Cal- J encroach on England's Indian pos ifornia in October. 'session—what the future has for The Gainesville Eagle is of the > humanity on the great chess hoard opinion that “when the question | where the game of modern life is is put lo the people, old Ilall will j playing, time only can tell. Eng- al of this restriction, and | positively lie cured iu 30 minutes with the approval of the director! »«ia«'Ve-csleu * Dent’s Head- r ,. .. ,, . ache .Medicine, tor sale bv m the Cairo .Museum, mummies | j v l0-et J. \\. ST\NFORD in their original sarcophagi may j — be exported. With such reduced I The Right of Appeal, rates no museum iu the country ; The Railroad Commission in should be without an assortment its late report to the Coventor re- of mummies. j commends that the railroads ! he allowed the privilege of appeal — . .. | , There Vagrant Laws. • 1 from its decision to the courts.— >s a pressing necessity ; We are sce t!lU ste|)taken . tor the rigid enforcement yf the . Whether the C vagrant laws of ’oininission has used the state. The its power arbitrarily or not, it cer- Dcvil always finds something for j ta * n *X could have done so to the idle hands to do, and ,1 • detriment of the great railroad in- , terests of the State. AVe insist on an immense amount ot idleness giving tll0I11 a ful ,^ fail . sIimving there is a large amount of devil- • ing in every case where they think incut going on over the countrv ; their rights are infringed. iust., to Miss Ada McArthur, of Blutrtou. AVe extend onr hearty congratulations to the happy I couple, and trust that their lives • may be long, pleasant, and proBt- ' able for the Master's cause. Messrs. D. AY. Hammock & C'o., have employed the services of a j .Air. AValters, an experienced | salesman, who will soon lie found ] behind the counters of said firm, : ready to serve their many custo- ■ mors in an acceptable manner. There will doubtless be a large ! delegation f rom this section in i attendance upon t ie big singing at ElieneZer on next Sunday, the | 14th iust. AVe hear the lecture of Rev. F. ! C. Johnson at this place spoken i of in the highest to the Hon. James H. liloiiut, h was unanimously re nominated A h:irve>t is :it ar.u jwriiy will s.k.ii ••n-vuri. Thousnmis <«!' tnmiiii’s wlinJum* l*c-» i» wanting ;m<l Organs lor many years will IU Y THIS YKAU. Anticipating the tlcniainl, we have Hartbvare and Groceries, f UdllOP •ml laitl in an immense stoi-k >>f sri*- k»:i; !Nsri;r.MK.vrs i->m tkn I-KADlNtt MARKUS, whicli avv shall oiler on *»ur nsnal easy ]nstaliuiciit Terms. To aeeotn mot late those w!m wish toImy now. ami hoki their eotton until later, we make tlii-j SpLial Offer to Fiano M Grsaa Buyers. SI V/aslistaads, Cash Prices, With Three OthOI 0Ztia piSC3S of ill Months Time. Daring the munlhn of Septem ber and October, 76’A'J, ire trill tell l'iaaos aad Organs at oar Low esl Bock Bottom Cash Prices, re quiring only $25 cash mnvx «>• a Mho. for Congress from the 6th Dis trict. This is a most flattering endorsement. 3Ir. Blount is au able and efficient representative, and has served his party faithful ly and with much zeal. His re- nomination will he hailed with delight by nil true democrats. Mr. Ed. Varner, the energetic weigher of the Grange AVarchouse I $10 CASH BOWS OS AS OKU AS. Aad allowing three months lime on the balance. Without In terest or ad c a ace of price. proportion. These goods tv ill, must he sold cheap aiul for _>><• who huy liiwl thrn.Mlvi > payment :ifl--. tie under thi> plan, and Ytoahkc to t omp'i'ti’ j tlirt-f months, will l»c* J . iven fnrtlmr timo. !*y a; n •- :o pay our regular In-UdlmtHit »'rir«*s. and roili- plying with ovir iu>tallnu‘ut Terms of paynif nt. should tiu*y* pay one-half the j amount due at three month's, or inukca | lar^e rash payment, an c*»§nit.ii• price ' i for the Instrument will l»c arranged Cash. You are respectfully invit- | AH wifi Ik* !rt*iile<l fairly, nut 1 charged' pi edicts that lie will get tour |,rjees ill ae--tnlaiu-e wilii the Time thousand bales of cotton this eotton season. AA'e hope his prediction wili he fulfilled. Our buyers are wide-awake men, and if the cotton rs made nnvwhcre ill these dig-j pricc- quiretl for [cin!:., C. Ail 1 -u.c!laser.-. under this S[K-riai I Utt-r arc re'.uired to si-n ,n;r usual form of is’. sc 1 oil!racl. and lurni-li references as lo their re- sponsihllity. Instruments will he s,-ni on Iht* -n-ual lifteen days triai, when . references are given. gins they will be sure to get tucir . ^ share. " ' jiist now. There are too many loafers in every community tor its AA'e are glad, in the meantime, to sec that a better sentiment to- , , . wards the railroads basset, in. and peace, and too many tramps and j that much of the unreasoning ill vagabonds going through the j will against them lias passed country with no visible means of awav- In all probability the next support. Let the Legislature j s ? s . sion " {tl!L ‘ Legislature will pro make stricter the laws of present. The voters of this county will meet at the precincts in the va rious districts next Saturday for the purpose of nominating a can- , didate for the Legislature. Let st terms by those ; t j, c j )CO j,] c nominate the best and AA.AA'. J. I most competent man—one who will fearlessly discharge his du ties. Mr. J. T. Gibson went home from his place of business last Tuesday sick with fever. AVe LUBDEN & SATES’ SOUTHERN MUSIE HOUSE, SAVANNAH, GA cd lo examine our goods. : GUM, 9 apr 17-ct. I yY quick ax D BUIIU: CURE Foil • vide more generous railroad laws , , 'agi.in I tbau those which now prevail, and let every grand jury strict-1 _ , 1\‘ and faith fully enforce them. SLEEPLESS XKJHTS, inndc mi.somhlp hy rlint tcrriMet’GUjrh. Sliiloh's <*ur<*is the reinctIv for vou. Forsaic l»v J. W. STANFORD. * fall inlo line with her prohibition sister counties.” ' land has been the biggest bullv in The Dooly Vindicator contains the following: “There is a gentle man living in about three quarters J The New Brunswick Bank, of the game, and we would not he|° f a m,le of Jug Tavorn ’ wll ° is j New Jersey, broke all to pieces surprised if she should meet her ! ,ort Y years of age, who has never ; last week. Rather than meet the match some day. j been on a jury, never was a wit- ! disgrace, both the President and ness in any case, and has never j and Cashier killed themselves.— been in a court house hut once in Much of the loss to the bank was mttfAA ,nr * . i lift-** ai, d then he went after brought on by loans of the officers Memorial services in honor of] ® f |1 U * rr “ ,n an a(1 ' j bis license to marry, lie says he i to the Republican party. Bishop Pierce are being held ito the jwoplc Says: | does not know how court of the state. It is' I he man who offers himself as a the virtues of j candidate indei>cndent of the par A Y oke or Oxrii and a Mule. Stf.vexs’ Pottery. Ga., August [ ■ IS. 1SS1.— Dear Sir; I had a yoke j 1 of oxen whose necks became very j | sore front the yoke. As I could hope lie will not be confined to ills i not afford to stop them from work, j room very long. 1 was apprehensive that Sanodincj Persons who make it a point to ! would not make a cure. But to assert that they are candid and; j my gratification they were cured ! outspoken, and that there is no! 1 in a few days. It also made a‘artificial appearance about them, ! speedy cure of a bad running sore ! merely build a defense for their j ] on one of my mules and an the | incivility, and want of good breed j : foot of one of my hands. I eon ! ing. HEADACHE. 4 l 4 WEEBEN & BENT’S HEADACHE MEBICINE. The cholera is steadily spread ing in Southern Europe. AA'e hope it may never reach Ameri can shores, though we can hardly see how it will fail to do so. Iiidepenileiitisui. The democratic executive com- ! , many parts well to hold up such uman for the imitation oi! ty organization may claim to he a the public. j (Kinoerat, but lie' expects the Mr. Dennis O’Keefe, Raymond, j largest of his support from the opposition, and his success is their triu.-jpb. To surrender lo Iowa, says his wife suffered from I rheumatism for over four years, ami having houplit her a bottle of St. Jacobs < >il, the magical pain-reliever, which she used, she was completely cured. is car- j ” — j lied on. He is a very intelligent; NSW CfOp Turnip j gentleman aud served through the ! Seed, all Varieties -- war. He has a good plantation ,u„ _ __ and makes plenty. He says he! POtJDCl Or pa lias not bought a pound of meat; per, at sider it a valuable medicine. RespectfnIlv, J'ou rs, Henry Stephens. Atlanta, Ga., August 13. 1SS4. —Dear Sir: Sanodinc is the “Boss” preparation for ciits, sores, and mange. Have given it a thorough trial. AVonld not be without it for ten limes what it cost. Respect fully vours, J. IL Gkeog, “I do not believe,” remarked an W ould not be without intelligent and observant farmer] Every family needs this remedy. People who have used it it The prospects of Mercer Uni versity ' ere never so bright as at present. The Macon eorrespon superior numbers and resources after a hard fought battle is not dishonorable. But lo allow our selves to lie handed over to the enemy by a pretended friend or lard in fifteen Years - • AVriglitville Recorder: John ston county is the banner tem perance county of the State; she was the first county in Georgia J. W. STANFORD’S. Of Gregg & Co., Hardware Dealers John Kelly, of Tammany Hall, says lie will support Cleveland, and advises his friends to do the same thing. It is prohahle that The Heat—Sanodinc will cure the worst eases of Heat by a few applications. Give it a trial.— All Druggists sell it. Price Fifty Cents. Ask }our Druggist for it. ly that prohibited the sale of liquor, j most of the members will fall into dent of the Constitution says that ! r ,la J £C * * IS simply contemptible. 300 students are expected next- session. The new building for the Preparatory Department.will sot-.;: be done. j Let there be no successful iude- ' pendents in Georgia. Not- strange but true. AA'orms do exist in l!:c human boilv aud often are. the cause oi disease and $1-8 per month ami pays $5 for death. Slimier's Indian A'ermi fuge will destroy and expel them from the system. Mrs. Bclva A. Lockwood, the female lawyer, has been nominat ed for the Presidency of the Uni ted States, by some party with a long name—we have forgotten v* t. There is a man in Athens, ac cording to the Banner, with nine in family, who says he lives on house rent. He must he as close run as that poor, hard-working laborer, Ben Butler, of Massa chusetts, who manages to eke out a miserable existence on a paltry income of $100,000. A terrible drouth prevails in a considerable part of Texas, i and will be the last to allow it sold again. She is making mar velous strides in the development of her resources, and the increase in her taxable property this year will compare favorably with, and perhaps exceed that of any coun ty in the State, il the population and size of the county be taken into consideration. Five prisoners escaped from the jail at Fort Gaines last week. Yet the jail there has two iron cages in it, and the criminals were in these cages. A'erily it is hard lo hold some folks. line with their recognized chief. Well It ewarded. A liberal reward will lie paid to any party who will produce a case of Liver, ICidnev or Stom ach complaint that Electric Bit tors will not speedily cure. Bring them along, it will cost you noth ing for the medicine if it fails to cure, and yon will he well reward cd for your trouble besides. All Blood diseases. Biliousness. Jaun dice, Constipation, and general debility are quickly cured. Satis faction guaranteed or money re funded. Price only fifty cents per bottle. For sale by J. AV. yTAJWORD. ! Hon. J. IL Blount, at the Con- I vention in Macon last week, was i nominated by acclamation, as a candidate for the National House of Representatives. The whole State of Georgia, barring the Tel egraph—-is glad of it. Mr. Blount has made a valuable member of Congress, and his services are still needed in our national councils. The world's convention of the Y JI. C. A. has just closed its session at Berlin. The next an nual session will 1>C held in At lanta. There are now in the United States 810 associations, with a membership of 108,137. They own eighty buildings and $3,050,675 worth of real estate. For Fifty Times the Cost of it. It Speedily Cures Sick, or. Nervous, or any other kind o! last Monday, “that the crops in this connty are any better than they were last year.” ’Tis true, there are some who will make more than they did last year, but then there are others who will not make near as much. 1 believe the rams did more damage to the cotton this year than tiie “dry drought,” as they call it, did last yeai. Cotton on sandy lands is a complete failure, but on red land the weed is of a good size, and is i still fruiting; but sandy land pre j dominates in this county. And - the corn is not near so good as a ; good many farmers think it is. i There is plenty shucks, but the grains are small and round and frequently the cob is not more j than halt filled.” Prof. E. A. Keese received a'. T , , . telegram from Ft. Gaines last JN tillS FCIllOClV AA ill Friday conveying the sad HlllAIDIAICiHlE If the complaint is caused by Indigestion, this remedy will in less than ail hour, make the stomach behave itself and go oil with its business, thereby curing the Headache. If the Headache is caused by excitement, or Nervous Weakness, or 4 1 intelli gence that his little daughter was dangerously sick. He left on the noon train and a telegram was re ceived from him Monday stating that as his little daughter’s con dition had not improved, he would be forced to suspend school for several days. It is said: That the health of Georgetown is very good with the exception of a few chills. That there is a young lady ia town noted, for most beautiful eyes, and from them there is nev er a vivid flash of provoked light- ning. That the young men of our Cure it in a Half Hour. It does not Constipate or cause any other bad symptoms. It Leaves the System in Splendid Condition. We are the only makers of this remedy. Trial bottles 25 cents; also put up in 50 cents and $1.00 bottles. WHOLESALE ZDIR/tTG-G-ISTS, ETJJT.A-TTIj_A_, -A-IL-A.. april 10 6m For sale by J. AV. STANFORD, Culhbert, Ga.