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Stock ever tawght to this Market. The test Unlaundiiad
W. I>. BARLEY’S
for 65cts, worth SLOP ia any other Store in Cuthbert Come and see. F. ttat?.b.ts
STOCK OF SHOES AND HATS
IS NOW
IN ALL IMTAILS.
' COMPLETE
I have J**t received a spleailid assortment of the latest style* in
Stator 1 * Fiat Shm, tor ladtot, Bum m4 Gkilirei, ii
French. Coracoa, ami Aoerwan Kid; Button, Congress and Balmo
ral, with French, plain, common sense and spring heels, and French,
Spanish arch, and common-sense toes.
My #2.90 genuine Kid Bittnt Shoes, with worked hole*, all solid
leather, cannot l>e aqnailed In this market. The)- are perfectly
splendid. Try them.
Star and soil Hats in all the latest shapes and colors, at
sept-u^ THK HOE STORK.
we will Hate this Week,
Apples, Onions and Irish Po
tatoes.
OUR NEW GOODS ARE
ROLLING IN.
BorH Lnr, tUI SkII Cheap.
Clarke's.
There was quite a large attend
ance at the reception given by
Judge and Mrs. Clarke at their
new residence on last Friday
night. The utmost good humor
prevailed, and all present voted it
a most delightful occasion. The
house is real tasteful and cozy,
and we did not wonder at the
bright look on the faces of its
happy occupants There is a uni
versal feeling of rejoicing at see
ing this family in their own home
again.
—Three Cases Jeans, from 15
to 75 cts. per yard, at GUNN’S.
Allrmllu I'srwm!
It is a fact that Cuthbertcotton
buyers have Iteen paying first-rate
prices for cotton this
Sprtof Vito
FRANK A EATON
Editor.
The ladies of the Methodist
church propose giving an enter
tainment on Friday night next 0
the academy here. All are invigt
ed to attend, and are promised an
enjoyable time.
The base ball game played here
last Friday evening between tbe
Magnolias of Cnthhert and the
Stars oT Spring"-Tale; resulted
in a defeat to the Stars. The
Spring Vale boys were very san
guine in the beginning of the
game, but the Cuthbert bnj-s
scared up well on the seventh In
ning, wh£h threw s damper
over the energy of the Stars, and
when the game was called at the
eighth inning they were nine
MgeW. b. Riddffc »
«a
Saturday the 13th, Ron. Wm:
Harrison was nominated as can-
' dirtatr tor Representative of-tWr
Some have wondered how they rounds behind.
Full Market Price Paid for Cot
ton.
August3! ly. Septll ct
COTTONJMARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY B. W. ELLIS
WARE - HOUSE ASD COH-
M1SSIO* MERCHANT.
Middling.
la>w Middling 8
Good Ordinary, 8j
Market linn.
LOCAL NOTES.
—Mr. I. V. Duke hsd a good
reason for not going to the recep
. lion at Judge Clarke’s lsst Friday
night.
—The Wine Company of this
city is not making wine this sea
son for its stockholders as a firm,
but for individuals. Quite a large
amount of wine will lie made by
this Factory, nnd by private in
dividtials.
Tile Prrftvtlsa <’•*» tool.
Is the best made. Go to R. J.
Anthony's, and buy one. tf
—Mr. Kohinson, of Charleston,
S. C., makes his headquarters
wow in the office ot F. Pulaski A
Co., wliere he is paying the
highest market l*rhs* for cotton.
Fansltmrr! Fmrmltwre!
Three csr loads, cheajier Ilian
ever. Just received at
It GUNN’S
wiw
Our Job Department is daily
torptnf^oW Jon Work in great
rJfhfMfMPwt attt^prepared to
do any kind, and at low prices.
Bring in ywhr Job Work and pat
roaizr home.
t il; Tax.
Tbt Ci*y Tax Books are now
open lor the (alWtion of City-
Tax. I will lie found at the
counting room of J. McK. Gnna.
Jons F. Kiduoo.
sept 1-tf Treasurer.
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—The old and |xi|iular house
of J. McK. Gunn displays an at
trantive advertisasnmit in another
part of this paper, t* which we
invite the attention of our read
ers.
SALK.
My Moose and Lotos Lumpkin
Street, one mile from court house,
containing 58 acres—about twen
ty-three acres cleared—balance
in woods—good well of water,
improvements new. Terms easy.
For information apply to H. O.
Beall during my absence
J. B. BUSSEY,
Sept. 11th. 18S4. , tf
—CapL Flewcllen, who has
been spending the summer vaca
tion with relatives in Alabama,
put in an ap|>carance on Monday,
ready for work in old Andrew at
the opening of the term.
—— —
Wanted *• Well.
I want to sell from Two to Eight
Hundred Acres of Land, within 2
and 3 miles of Cuthbert, together
with five or six splendid Mules.
Thereare two good Settlements
on the place—20 acre Vineyard,
good Orchard, and splendid Wells
of Any one deairing to
farm near enough to town to send
their children to school, can get
a bargain by applying early.
Cail on me st the place, 2 miles
from town on the Benevolence road
—or address sse »t Cnthhert.
4t J. T. STANFORD.
—Mr. B. W. Ellis has a change
of advertisement in this issue.
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—Gent's Dress Shoes from $2.50
upward. Finest hand-made, war
ranted, $5 00. at GUNN’S.
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—Misses Aliee 1‘ortcr and Janie
Ward arc both back again in the
College.
a • m
—An elegant assortment ol
Heady-Made Clothing, at prices
beyond competition, atGl'NN'S.
—Miss Ada Brooks ojiened her
private School last Monday with
an encourging attendance.
—The best Shirt for $1. ever of
fered in this market. Every one
warranted, at GUNN'S.
—Prof. Chase and family are
back again in their place in Col
lege.
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—The most elegant line of Rili
tmus, Laces, llamburgs and ele
gant Neckwear, all new, at
It GUNN’S.
have managed to come so near the
Savannah market, and yet pay
out, but still they have come with
in half a cent of it. Get out your
cotton nnd bring it to Cuthbert.
You will find Cuthbert a good
place to buy your goods when
you have got your money for your
cotton. Look over our list of ad
vertisers, and any one of them
will sell you goods as cheap as
they can be legitimately sold any
where in South-West-Gcorgia.
J. J. WORSHAM,
DENTIST,
CUTHBERT. GA.
Ollicc over Postofllce.
sept 18 tf
Mr. Ben Christie, of Dawsoq,
paid Spring Vale a visit one day
last week. Ben is looking well
and in fine spirits.
Mr. Geo. Birea returned Mon
day evening from Dougherty
county, where lie had been to take
his sister-in-law home, and to see
one of Pougherty’a fair relatives
as to the important question ot
breaking up the stateof old bach
elorism at liis home. We wish
him success in the attempt.
Misses Emma Harvey and Ella
West of Cuthbert are spending a
lew days in tbe village, the guests
of Mrs. Rufus West.
Mr. Tom Davis moved into his
new quarters last Monday and is
] exceedingly well pleased.
Last Monday while Mr. Catlet
court sou itsul Mdn-
John T.-«arke Pfe
ptolffit besides
are .Man. J., It
ic%or pCttsral, amt
idilgfc apd C<4- Ax
Everythingon Wheels
-W ;
egc.
One of the finest sermons we
have heard lately was preached
in Georgetown last Tuesday night
by Judge John T. Clarke; —• • •*
Mr. Jcweph Oliver, son of our
worthy citizen, Mr. Jas. M. Oli
Of a friends J
sbadiy i ,61111
—Mr. Robt. Allen, for a num Toombs was crossing a planta-
ber of years travelling salesman I lion bridge over the Pataula creek,
for the large wholesale clothing horseback, the bridge gave way
house of Thomas Argyle, of New
York, reached home from there
last Saturday, Wliere lie has been
for the past few weeks making
sales to his many Sou them cus
tomers who have beta North lay
ing in their fall stacks of clothing.
A few days before Mr. Allen left
New York Mr. Argyle died very
suddenly, leaving his large proper
ty, amounting to over a million
dollars, to his adopted son, a
young man named Bogart. A
plunging horse and . rider both
into tic water. The horse was
hart pretty badly and the rider
fearfnlly frightened. Both will
probably recover, the horse per-
: haps first.
I A negro boy by the name of
I Frank Sams, was badly bitten by
: a moccasin make one day last
j week while fishing on the creek
; near here. Doctor Goneke was
! called to hitn, and administered
so vie counteracting medicines 1
t winch relieved him. Frank will
dolpb county, are visiting Mrs. M.
L Albritton. *
Mr. Sain Gaerry, who has lieen
quite sick with fever, we are glad
to know, is improving rapidly,"
and hops lie will lie np and aide
to look after his business before
many days.
Mr. Walter Dozier spent two or
three itsys in Dawson iEe firstof
Friend D. has Alton
in love with Dawson of late, and
we would not be surprised if he
located there.
We arc glad to learn that Mrs.
W. B. McLendon who was stricken
with paralyse several aisoUis
ago f* improving rsphtly, and we
hope before m»ny weeks she may
be fully restored to perfect health.
Jndge Clarke's charge to tbe
Grand Jury was able and power
ful. He is eminently fitted for
—Call and sec our handsome
Silks. Velvets and Velveteens, as
sorted colors, remarkably low, at
It GUNN’S.
MarJrs'fOXH.
Mr. J. II. Manery states that
the water <yhc«l, rucopllv bought
or F. M. i Daria. -Naim, £l,ft*
run lis water gin’, is "giving per-
. . . . ... . , , , he more than apt to examine the
brothe. in law of the deceased took ncxt blIlK . h of grass carefully I*.
out letters of administration. • fore be fingers it for fisli.
whereupon Bogart filed a bill of Mr. Haywood Davis, Capt.
injunction, necessitating the sns- j Edward* and Prof. Rice went
... . . rfishing lastSatorday with hook
pensiifh of business until matters , ^ ^ ^ twa . ta ndrc.l
perch. They say the day was
unfavorable and bait scarce or
—Mr. A. W. Latimer, of the
Lumpkin Independent tame in to
see us yesterday.
mam—- -
nACKMKTACK. a lasting ami fra
grant perfume l*rice 2> and ao rent-,
ale by J. W. ST ASFORD.
are settle*!. Mr. Allen had sever
al large hills boxed anil ready for
shipment South, but owing to the
contest over the property of Mr,
Argyle, lie is temporarily out of
business.
■ •
Don't put anything off until to
morrow that you can do to-day.
This is especially applicable to
those who ale dragging out a mis
erable existence through the
agency of a disordered liver, which
has taken the appetite awav.
Don’t put off' buying one bottle of
Smith * Hite Hem* until to mor-
riur. They only cost 25 cts. per
biillle. For sale by J. W.
FORD.
they would have done better.
At the close of a protracted
meeting al tbe colored baptist
church hers hist Sunday fifty-
converts were baptized. With
this accession they claim a mem
bership of over seven hundred.
For ■rpmrRialixr.
I hereby announce myself a can-
NOTICE
TO-
Subscribers!
rO:-
We woudl respectfully ask all our
Friends and Customers to read carefully
our enclosed circular in this week’s En-
AN© Appeal. We can assure
^ : you that it will be profitable to you in
every respect, and at the same time make
it to our mutual interest. Our reputa
tion being too well established, it is not
necessary to state that we mean what we
.for we always try to fulfill our
'Promises.
— Respectfully,
. P. PULASKI & CO.
September 18, ct.
B E want to sec nil of onr friends from this and the surrounding
counties, at our •
NEW STABLES,
On Foster's Corner, where we will stable their Horses os CHEAP as
anybody. Conic and see how
Up t
Our City Friends, who want a nice, nobby Turnout, can find
it here. No broken down Horses, nnd no old runty Buggy offered for
hire. Our Horses are fleet and spirited, ami our Buggies new and
bri s ht - RIDGWAY & PEARCE.
We mean “Business,” and will treat von right.
I also have one of the Largest and one of the Cheapest Stocks ot
Harness and Whips ever kept in Southwest Ga. Those wanting Bug
gies, Wagons, Harness, Whips, or anything else in my line would do
well to give me a call, before buying, as 1 am going to sell at ROCK
BOTTOM PRICES.
feel satisfaction. The public gen
erally, are invited to visit the gin
jnd see It working.
lev. C. C. Martin, who has been
>«(>aitfap «D*e Ot the machinery
about liis gin, asks us to say it
-be* Iteen completed, and is ready
lo-gin all the cotton brought to it.
We hear that Mr. D. K. Stewart
is doing a fine business with liis
saw mill, sawing quantities of
lumber and finding ready sale for
it.
Mr. C. F. Curry states that lie
has a eat thatgavc birth to fiv
kittens a few days ago, and.
of them had the pericct form of a
rabbit except that It is almost
black, lias large eyes, big ears and
short tail.
On last snbbatli we stU-Silrdllu
I wt Kbenezer. XI* Msy
| being fine a large congregation
! assembled.
didate to represent Urn people of uSfigo£73£
Stas
r or sal*
—New pupils continue to come
in to the Agricultural College
nearly every day.
—In Harness, Whips, Saddles
and Bridles, we ttill not lie under
sold at GUNN'S.
and
—Mr. H. Barlow Mattox
family moved out to tlic-ir new
home on the plantation, 3 miles
cast of town, on Wednesday.
—The best Corset in the world,
for$l 00—“MadameThomson's,"
at GUNN’S.
—Mr. 8. E. Freeman is re
modelling and enlarging his dwell
ing. It promises to be very pret
ty when completed.
—The largest, I test and cheap
est line of Tobacco* ever offered
in this market, at GUNN'S
—Miss Genie Ciarke, of Atlan
ta, and Miss Mary Bellione of
Americua, are in the city on a
visit to the family of Judge
Clarke.
For
A second-hand Piano, lately-
tuned and in good order. Can he
seen at Mrs. Platt’s residence on
College street. For particulars,
apply to JESSE COBB.
—We have frequently lieen ask-
ied by our friends who are in favor
of “Fence” ivliatour nominee's po
sition on that subject is. We
think it will lie a sufficient an
swer to all to say that Mr. Perry
was for "Fence,” and would have
voted that way if he had been at
home on the day of election, hut
was cnllcd away by telegram to
visit liis aged mother who was
lying at the point of death in
Mitchell county. Mr. Perry lias
not changed liis sentiments on
that line since, and would not un
der any circumstances undertake
to change the present law. One
of the strongest articles ever pub
lished in the state for “Fence”
was written by Mr. Perry to the
Savannah News, as the columns
of that pn|ier will attest.
mam
* .HEW OPK.M Yfi !
We call the attention of the
public to our New Stock of Goods.
Everything we have is new, and
we defy competition in prices.
We will keep everything in the
way of Dry Goods. Notions.
Shoes, Hats and Clothiku. We
call special attention to our No
tiox and Dress Goods Depart
best, also to our Clothixo. All
we ask is for you to give us a
trial, and we will certainly- please
you both in styles ami prices.
Respectfully,
It Rout. G. A \V. R. Owex.
Randolph eouity in the next Gen
eral Assembly.
James H. Dixxixqtox.
sept18 2l
FxxlVJr!
Your poor wearied wife losing
sleep night after night nursing
the little one suffering from that
night fiend to children, and her
ror to parents, croup, should have
a bottle of Taylor’s Cherokee
Remedy of Sweet Gam and
zier, W. W. and B. E. Joiner, Car
<len, Ethridge and Melton. Tbe
■ sing was conducted in good order,
presided over by Mr. N. T. Cra
zier, and we think it was very en
tertaining to all present, especial
ly .the sipging ifV Aim little boys
of Heslrs. iflllmfin and Melton,
and the 51 isses Crazier, daughters
of Mr. N. T. Crazier. Wc must
confess this is one part of Ran
dolph the geography of which we
^ Mul- ca ° t admire, yet the people of tbe
lein, an undoubted Cratip piaven ! con,n, "? U - v to be “ l ,, ° , P er
_ ,. axil a •viit sninPitrltinii mil lustnfoid
tive and cure for Coughs, Colds
and Consumption. Sold by all
druggist* at 25c anti $1.00 a bot
tle.
ous and enterprising and comfort
able as any other in the county.
I. A. M.
A NASAL INJECTOR free With each
i bottle of MhiWi'a Catarrh Remedy.
* * »We rsSllr. Price 30 cents. For sale bv J. W. STAji-
I will, from now on, keep tlie | *' r>K1, _
—Col. J. W. Aven has been
| sick for several days. It was rc
—Sir. J. J. McDonald and fant ; l’ orte '' on the streets Tuesday af-
ily reached home from New York 1 terDOOn he hail fallen to the
last Tuesday. The health of Mrs. j floor ’ an,, was ,n a d J' in S con,,i "
_ - _ a ■
McDonald has ranch improved.
Ask J. W. Stanford about
Smith'* Bile Bean*, he has
had an opportunity to know their
merits, and he will tell you they
are far superior to anything iu
the pill line 25 cts. per bottle
— Andrew College ojiened well
yesterday. Mr. Key slates that
he has a greater number of liuard-
ing pupils than he had ever had
before at one time.
T* ttjr Fri
I ass With W. A. Julian A Co.,
it aeon. G*., and will send sam
ples and fill orders promptly for
jm Send for samples.
Very Truly,
It 'Geo. ii. Walker.
tion. A visit to his residence how
ever, disclosed the fact that he
hail only fallen from a faintiug
spell, and that be was in a fair
way to get well soon.
—A big lot oT Ladies and Gen
tlemen’s Merino Underwear. Just
see how cliesp, at GUNN'S.
—We call the attention of our
readers to the dental card of Dr.
J. J. Worsham, Dentist Doctor
Worsham occupies the room over
the Postoffice lately fitted up for a
Dental Office by Dr. Robertson.
Tbe Doctor is a graduate of the
Philadelphia College of Dentistry.
We welcome him to our city, and
shall be glad to sec bitu do well.
largest lot of Frirts of all kinds,
that has ever been in the city. I
will also keep the largest and
freshest lot of Kisses ami Jackson
Balls and Stick Candy ever kept
in this market. I have started
my Bakery, and will have Fresh
Bread, Cakes, Pies and Crackers
every day. and am also fixed up
lor making the finest Wedding
Cake ever made in this city on
short notice. Ice and Lemons on
hand the balance of the season,
and I have the largest and best
stock of Temperance Drinks that
can lie had, and the best line of
5 Cent Cigars snd Cigarettes in
the city. I will also receive Fresh
Fish and Oysters every Saturday-
until cool weather, when I will
have them every day.
Any one wishing anything in
tny line, will do well to come be
fore buying elsewhere. Remem
lier my terms are cash when goods
are delivered. Rcspectfnllv,
tf W. T. BIG BY.
WHY WILL YOU cough when Shi
loh’s (Hr** will give immediate relief.
Mice torts and $1. Far sale by
FlIK DYSPEPSIA and Liver complaint,
yon have a printed guarantee on every
bottle of Shiloh's Vitalissr. It never
Ms to ewe. Fur sale by J. W. STAN
FORD.
THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER, of
Bourbon, Ind .says; “Both myself anil
wife owe our lives to XlIILOH's CUS-
8CM1TION CUBE. For sale by J. W.
STANFORD.
SHILOH’S CATARRH REMKDY-a
positive cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria
and Canker Mouth. For sale bv J. \V.
STANFORD.
M
ii
Pit*
Do yon want a nice Buggy, in trhifh It; give your wile o* your lady
love a comfortable ride? I keep
that sort of a buggy.
Mine are new and stylish, and of all kinds—high enough for the rich,
and cheap enough for the man of moderate means. I will sell you a
Buggy as cheap as anybody, and don’t you forget it.
Jump Into the Wagon, and We’ll All
Take a Ride.
1 keep Wagons—One Horse, Two Horse, Four Horse, or any Other
size requited. These Wagons are of
TIIE BEST MAKE,
and will commend themselves to the people by their excellencies, and
their moderate cost.
All I ask is a trial. 1 know I ean do as good a part by the public
as anv other man. Come nnd sec me.
aug2S ly « E- 3 RiQGWAY*
Wc ask al! the good citizens of Cuthbert and Randolph county who
wish to consult their liest interest, (and we assure you it will be to
|k>ur advantage) to call and see us at our
alxf : ,*e Iritt soil you anything in the Drug Line cheaper, as a rule,
than
-*ANY t HOUSE * IN * THE * OITY.*-
Remember wc keep everything, every Medicine, and every Sundry,
Patented or Proprietary. Having our customers interests in view,
we cordially invite you to call that you may save money for your
selves, and also advance our business.
J. P. TOOMBS & BRO,
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES.
September 4 ly.
ANDREW
FEMALE COLLEGE,
CUTHBERT, GA.
Opens Its Next Annual Session
September 17, J8H4.
—:o: —
O NE of the first UoUconi for young
ladies in the South. Course of
study equal to any in the State. .Faculty
eomitoMcd of thoroughly trained gentle
men and ladies, lhiiidinj's and sur
roundings Iteautiful. Climate and home
comforts all that can be desired. Onr
work is thorough in all the departments.
We ap{»eul to Patrons and Pupils for en
dorsement.
Besides tlie regular College course we
have well organized departments in
Cerinaii. French. Vocal and Instrumen
tal Music, and Art.^Xoextra charges for
instruction in Calisthenics, (.’lass Sinyr-
fng and IVnmaiisliip.
Terms among the liest, considering
the advantages afforded. Hoard $10 per
mouth, washing not included. For Cat
alogue or other information, write to tlie
President.
tor. HOWARD W. KEY, A. X.
July 3 td
South-West-Georgia
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
(Bract nr tie Dnltenit? ct flariti.)
CUTHBERT,
GA.
BENJ.T. HUNTER. A. M.President
( tORPS of Teachers full. The Fall
j Session open • on the First Monday
in September. The appropriation to the
College of lias lieeii restored, flit!*
enabling the Trustees to put the Ini'klen-
tal Fee at $5.0o.
NO CHARGES FOR TUITION.
Hoard ran 1m.* had at price!* ranging
frimi $tu tn fl? jwr inniifli. f-'iitifooM*
■_*ivmil - full and definite iiifnn.mlion "int
on application to tlie I’ret* blent,
July UMv.
—Taylor's Premium Cologne
for sale at J, W. Stanford’s.
Bishop Pierce used to relate
the following incident with much
relish. We jure never seen it in
f riot, and ss give It for the bene
"fit of our rehders. When quite a
young man he was sent to preach
to th* negroes in one of the coast
counties of Georgia. In a sermon
to them one day be was preaching
from n particular text, and after
giving his own views of its mean
ing. remarked, that commentators
Several of the newspapers of | d * d not agree with hist in the
the State are making war on the j matter. A few days after, very
Atlanta, Ga., Augus’. 1883.
My six-year-old son lias had a ter
rible skiughinir Scrofulous l'her of
the neck for three years, attended
with blindness, kiss of hair, great em
aciation, and gom-r.il prostration.
Physicians ami various bbssl reme
dies were resorted to without Ss-ncfit.
The New Atlanta Medical Collette
treated him for three months, but his
condition grew worse.
I was urged to try the efficacy of
B. B. B., and to tlie astonishment of
myself, friends and neigh I sirs, one
single bottle effected an entire cure.
Ulcers of tlie neck entirely healed;
eyesight restored, ami tlie hair coni-
menced growing on his head again. I
live at 3t5 Jones Street, Atlanta, and
my boy is there to 1* scon.
Frank Jos cm.
I BOLT'S DYSPEPTIC HU
loan agencies now operating in the
State of Georgia. Sereral of these
cases have been turned over to
the United States Court. Wheth
er good or evil is to corns out of
this way of borrowing money do-
pends on how tbe thing is man
aged. If those who borrow do so
expecting to pay back all at once,
they will find that their farms will
pass out of their possession in
nineteen cases out of twenty. If
they can pay back proportionate
ports every year, there are some
who may be benefited by it
SHILOH'S CURE wiU muucdiatcty re
lieve Cronp, Whooping cough and
Hrouchitis. Eor sale by J. W. STAN
FORD.
Miss Kittie Martin, aged 93
ysars, residing foe a autoSot *f
years with her wap hew. Sir. A E-
Martio, died fast Satan lay. apt)
her remans were intoned sin fol
lowing day in the Western offififi-
terv.
orach to his amusement aa old
darkey came to his stopping place
with a bag of potatoes and calling
tbe young preacher oat, remarked
in all seriousness, “I likes your
preaching much Marster, and as
I hcerd yon say that common ta
ters did not agree with you, 1
thought I’d bring yon these.
These are uncommon big tatera,
and I thinks dey will snit you
rd Tartly.”
Beef Market!
I have opened my Market
House North side of Public
Square again, sad am now selling
good fat ltOef, Mutton, Kid, Ac.
A share of the public patronage ia
solicited. W. C. JENKINS.
July lht.it
—New Crop Turnip
See* «M varieties—
toy tlie pound or pa-
ANFORD’8.
lea’s A rules Halve.
The Best Sal re in the world for
Cuts. Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt
Rheum. Fever Sores. Tetter,
Chapped Hands,Chilblains. Corns
and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or no pay re
quired. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money re
funded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by J. W. Staxfosd.
jan 24 ly.
Professional politicians are a bad
set, and just about as mock enti
tled to respect as old Satan him
self. Tbe following from the Ho
g-raaville correspondent of the La-
Grange Reporter may remind our
reader* of something they have
beard nearer home:
“One of the ‘nominees,’ took oc
casion to publicly cuss out tbe
Baptist charch. and some others
who were opposed to his election
last week, in terms too low and
vulgar to be admitted to these col
umn* " Will yon endorse such
conduct r”
SOLID SILVER STEM WINDING
FULL JFWELED GENTS SIZE
WATCH FOR $11.51.
FULLY GUARANTEED. This offer
made for 60 day* only. Goods sent by
RxprcuN C. O. !)., subject to inspection
be*** puniiaNinp.
I. r. tSTCTEM*, *00., Jeweler*,
mcli-13-ct. Atlanta, Ga.
The onlyknown remedy that will cure every ca.se of Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
It has been tested in hundreds of cases and has never failed in a single Instance. It
has lieen yen’ successful in
Livar C—plitot. Constipation, Jaundice, Headache, Acidity or heartburn, Chronic
Dysentery or Diarrhoea, Heart Disease, Etc.
and in every ease of AKTHX A, where complicated with indigestion. Torpid Liver, or Con-ti; union, if i.s a safe anil certain
cure. We auk DYFl«l*TICK and ASTIIMAT I O'to try flic remedy and they will Ik* convinced t'.at they are not incurable
disrate*. This medicine i»composed of purely vegetable remedies.
Symptoms of Dyspepsia or indigestion, loss of appetite, loss of flesh, a feeling of
fullness or weight in tne Stomach, occasionally nausea and vomiting, Heartburn,
Agridity, flatulence, sick or nervous headache, Dull pain in tin head, with a sensa
tion of Heaviness, or Giddiness, Irregularity of the Bowels, sometimes Constipated
and then suiting too freely, Low Spirits, .Sleeplessness, Sallow Skin, Derangemmtof
Kidneys, Palpitation of the Heart, etc. If you suffer with any of these symptoms,
Dr. Holt's Dyspeptic Elixir will cure you. The following are a few testimonials of
parties who have been cured by the Elixir:
wx i ’ Ho H’ torAt tv. All. : n.vTcirrn’s Station. Ga.. October I8lb. 1883.
* i _ been troubled with indi^*sn,,n and nervtmx headache f«>r the last fifteen years. During tit at tin c f have
' <r " 1 -«t- .-.-t .......... -.at.. - ' ’ my i*\yii >>kill and trictl the iirescniitii i).- of a
Die a bottle about the middle <»f Marc- hntf,
IK*rio«licaI attacks Ntnce. My indi^cHfi«>n !i Mot
9HT* f
thc proyerfUtot and TheraputicaYapplicution ami i revoiumend allVuiruri 1 j Inmiintl
J’Wtoto «ny dlHtoffe ansui^ froni a torpid liverto proenn? a Imttieof jwmr Drs|»eT*tic Elixir, for it is . :uios«t
™ thTn rT " “ ' « fcet»ftMi»eiid it to my patrons and ores tribe it in l’uy practice. I would have r*:itif*ed
la»t, but thoo^ht it best to delay iii order to In.* thoroughly convinced as to its cura-
• 'K.moiv-1 naiw imni Mwumrtl *»!*»• iiiuigrsuiiii OIIU IllTlUli.' UUnilill’IIl’ i»*r Ull
sufferetl a great dual with periodical attack* of lieadacbe. Having exhausted ir
Jtrcat many pliyxiciams I wait induced to try your I>y.Hj»e($tic Elixir. You sent n
aud I am Mp«r to inform you that I have not Huffere«l tfrori tlicsc periotlical att;
etotfrelv cured. I can eat any and everything withont maU riul injun-. 1 have lieen a practicing id»v»i< iV • V«»r thir»
MXlltoitoa ever been nppoNedto proprietary medicine. You kindly fiirni>Iuil me with the fonmtla for tie Iv
ill your rto^ueat. made when I «a
tive pn»|iertle!«. f#i Vftdfy youn,
1*. I can't afford to be without the IHixir.
j ..., , 4 ia. P. DOZiKK, AL l>.
I will ha^c it m my house Yet it co*>t what it may. G. 1*. D.
*s am . . Comptroller i Jenkral’s Office, Athxtt. Ga.. JtHv itth.
PKtEbq-t am jito-trt t+njnrt Quit l have lieen tmtindy curetlof indigestion, by tlie ilhl* of vonr OvstK nt.e Elixir.” I
waw nwaiW a trwnn to try it after h»ym£ tried almtr-t every remedy known for mv diM-arc. witimut tin l J ’d.te>t f.tTert
1 tgugoglf ^ree wuail - h | ittlr»oty | ^ i"«-<li i -un hi,f, l ri-1 was .-utiroly well. I siillva-S sc-vers,! yc-ars,awl altiii.ngfc it bMlwaa'
■to jwun Sma* * “*• y*ur $*apantmn. I have had no return of it Yonrx tnilv
W. A. WKinilT. < >ni|>. Gen. Sfato ,rf Ca.
_ . . . OfFH’E Bf TIHt J’lXGER MAStTACTTBIWi <’•» Emm v f u U* itli iuwt
J \S ghtoy i er ' 5' r years fmiu intlipestitm aiii enhmnmt J thj
ffmt ah*bad hem rrduced i* fteah fomi LWtnpimds ti.Si i«iinds,and was „l,«,ny ;„„I deanoiHk-nt Unit -,s an xni-rim' n -
and by rarnert nwsna-nnn—ahe waa tnducra to try one lmttlo of I>r. Hi.lt'.- Dy.-iWt.tii: Klixir-;l,
mat-nally hr iwffWcd, and rontinuiwa ini at a few month*, -lit- wa.- entirvlv nlin-cil of liur’tmu l<- 1 i ur .fj ' I-, 1 '*
and now wei*lw 135 pmnda. Tl.e fljxir I.s brought u- health aud hn W .tfw» where all other rcui-Uit fi'ad rti.ihwl 'll, i ^
lappomuneut. j , uightowER.
I tot Holt—Pear Sir;
worne and worse
tlie cough. Tbe
enl physician*, a
well, my wife consulted you
tbiwn ami deep ait < “
ber of persons and
Mr. W. B. McLendon, of Matchen StaliiMi, nay. Dr. lloit'a Dyspeptic Elixir eiiml
himijf iudip -tiiui.
Da. Holt - Dear Kir: Your I
standing. I had tried -everal id
«• Elixir cured iur of Dy-pcp-iu of a very aggrm-ated form of twelve nu-nt h,
Pliyamnna ui tlie comity. who failed to Iwm-fit her *
FOR* SA.XjE BY ALL DRUG-GISTS
BRYANT ORIFFIS, White Pond.-fia.
April IO-ly.
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