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Bargains in DRESS GOODS, Clothing,
ENTERPRISE AND APPEAL, 1 Hif PoWIcal OAttook. f 5»ai»i(ln f«r Ciaatjr Oleen.
■ ■ i— ^nr wmmmmmmmmmmmmmm The interest in county an*! State
j elections having now ]>assc<l away, 1 -Ves#rz. Editor*:
1 iltc ljttiliitipde jlrc bocoming more; t.lie time lb flwrtinjcouiit)
Cl tA ' AI'/tli ■ I , M “ - — _ . f 1 1
- Editors.
Sf
Vi M. COOFER,
J. W. STANFORD
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Thursday Morning, Oct. J). 1SS1.
yjtlmn euu- ■JnuWed in nati.««.l j««cer» adiroailics the question
I |»!itics. There call Ire tuft little j ° f “nomination ir no #mn matins”
i'Wtrbt thavilic South will remain!™ l,cin S ''iseusstrl. I for one.
- j ‘solid,” though the Republicans | Messrs. Editors desire to say that
! are sanguine of both Florida anil' a convention should Ire called to
select candidates for the various
| West Virginia. With the light
Mr. I. A. MARTIN is our A-ewt! b . . ~ .
. „ , . , , , „ .. , before us, however, we do not
at Buford. anil is fnlty authorized to! ... ,
receipt Tor all money i tlnnk tbe,r l,0 ! ,es are 1,k . el - v to . be
I realized. The real battle is being
receive and
paid him.
■■■ t fought in the North and West,
National Democratic Ticket.' where both parties are makingcx-
j tradrilinarv efforts to win. There
j every newspaper is full of politi*
For I'resilient,
Hon.Grov’r Cleveland,
< )f’ New York.
county officers, because a vast
deal of excitement and coufiisios
can he kept dowu by the policy
which I suggest, and in which a
large number of the democratic
j party agree with me. The late
! election is typical of what the
| lion called. Much money and
strong i * ,ai * whiskey can lie saved to the
Mams by M Mia Aram
Messrs. Editors:
We hear the farmers complain
about the price of cotton, but
think it ia all without cauae. We
will admit that cotton ha» been
eut short in quantity, but it has
liecn made up in quality, as there
lias lieen uone sold this aammer
for less than nine cents, while
heretofore it has lieen scattering
from six ta ten. Now, after con
sidering the bountiful provision
crop, an>l a two-thirds cotton crop
at a good average price, we are
forced to believe that the country
is better off this fall than for sev
eral years. Yet it is natural for
some people to grumble, and they
would if their li.-ids were cut off*.
Died, after a confinement of five
Of Indian;
a.
Kor Congress,
IION. HKNKY G. TURNER.
: cal matter, and eve. v.district re- election will be by the
j sounds with the shouts of the |1**>I><* a frroeing to have a conven-
i
1 campaign orator.
It isi easy enough for a
! partisan to satisfy himself as to^ ean.li.late«, to say nothing of the, weeks, on Sunday, the 5th inst,
the result in November, but an j !*■*« an<1 <!> ,iet " f the county Mrs. I. Taylor of Georgetown—
' observer desiring to know only ! wl,,l h every good_ citizen should She was about eighty two years
As of age. and was married the 4th
select- 1 of Octoiler, 1834. thus giving her
! Tlie reports are so conflicting e «< is » matter for the Executive j lift, years of married life, during
i that it is almost impossible to get Committee to decide, i be demo-1 which time she was a devout i
i anything sufficiently reliable to j era tic party keeps its organization ; Christian. She leaves a husband,
base an opinion on. There are intact on all national and State j several grandchildren and a good
- 1 1 some few straws, however, which | elections, and why not preserve | many fri.-mls, who know
For Vieo-l’rosidiqtt,
Hon. T. A. Hendricks, i u«Vr«ti.,"iimis"^ai mmi? 'Y«1 st, ; vc * * r
, r ,. ’ reaching a salisfactorv conclusion 1 to how ..clegates should be s.
mmr.r* i«™»- | Spring Vale Department
There is still a considerable!
amount of chilis and fever in our'FRANK A, EATON Editor.
community, and quinine and all [ —
kinds of chill cures are finding The Bethel Association will
ready sale. , meet with the Bethel church here
The cotton crop is fast being! on Tuesday, the 28th of October
picked out. Two thirds of a crop
will cover it. making a general
average. To show what can be
done if lands are highly fertilized,
thoroughly prepared and scientifi
eally cultivated, Mr. T. J. Fergu
son has 12 acres in cotton that he
will get 9 bales from, averaging
500 pounds. Mr. Mitched Taylor
lias 20 acres lie will will get 12
from. The natural soil of these
next.
Delegates and visitors who
think of attending the Bethel As
soeiaiinn, and coming on the rail
mad will please notify the under
signed through the mail on what
day they will arrive, and they will
be met at the Lyle Crossing, one
and a half miles from the church,
and conveyed to the homes as
signed them. The Christian In
lands is no richer than any in the I dcx. and other papers within the
county, so this plainly shows what j hounds of said Association please
can lie done in even as bad crop J copy. E. H. Lee. Clerk.
;! ar . 9 ” t . h f e ! >, T Sent ’ if maUa 8" , l SHILOH’S i-iTk wffiimnwdlaily re-
as auo\c stated. !.» ve Croup, Wlu»oping cough and
The Eldorado Band is disband- Bronchitis. Kor sale by J. W. &*IAS*
ed, and will not be prepared to fill; FoUD ^
an y more engagements owing lo j Tkt lro . Hairing,
the removal of Mr. C. E. Melton „ _ ^ , . ,
to Florida, he being the principal' Loos. October a—A dis
New Advertisements
-AT-
MRS. S. HOUCK’S.
Mrs, M. L. COOPER
Ft S a- ■ ja '
Util received a large and complete stoclfrff ’
7ALL AND WINTER GOODS,
—CONSISTING OF—
Hats. Plumes. Bililmns. Silks. Velvets, Plushes, and Satins, of all
shades. Shingle Bang Hair, all colors. All these goods are new, ami
of the latest styles. Call and examine my stock. Respectfully.
debt of New York | s i, ow w ;,i t .l, way the wind blows, ! t|,at " oit .V in <-otinty matters?. follow the
reform in
The fund
is nearly $91,000,000. and which give-hope of
Albany lias had two or three ! governmental affairs,
cases of dipt lieria. ' The trip of Mr. Blaine llir.iugh
It will pav to give Sliriners In-!" portion of the Western States
dian-Vermifuge a trial. It will | shows that Imtii he and his friends
destroy and expel worms and felt the necessity for this last re officers more money is spent by
beautify the complexion. sorL Hi s course is out of the j tl,c candidates an<! their friends
Ilic* L.iicimoic and Clliio'**road usual line of presidential aspi* • the dIHlps »irg wo»th. the
privilege ! ranls , an ,l as ,, e view it. his trip ; s "eeessful, as well as the defeated
is an indication of his weakness. I candidates being out many dollars
llis reception as be passed j f'>at rightfully belongs to their
through New York on his way | Emilies. Let the |*.opfe start
in: l Ohio will soon complete its j West was not so hearty as was : no ” and put an end to “scrub”
own road from Baltimore lo j y lat „f Cleveland, on his trip from ! r:,c '' s - ani1 lllcre, 'Y save Randolph
Albany to his old home in Butfa | col, nty much trouble and undue
lo. The tide seems to be turning' :,n d senseless excitement,
in favor of Cleveland in the great
Empire State. The different ex
changes which have heretofore
furnished the sinews of war for
if they
■ v#,l s, I 7 * i uv I I f .11 . ,, .ras
musician, playing the* first violin M ,8Ui: l frmn Chattanooga, lviin.,
in instrumental, and singing the ] savs , t,,e iroa int ^, e8t * s . renv'ttg
bass in vocal iniisi.-. Bv far the , *-'»« 1 be AVoodst.wk,
happiest moments of onr life have! A1 inm company lo.s jus: closed
lieen spent in musical entertain a ‘ :,,mrat -‘t for 13.000 tons of car
wheel iron at #20.50 per ton. This
footsteps of the one ' ,nonls *. r iven by the Eldorado, ami i. V." i - * ...
Every candidate can run dele-1 vone before they will not rev ret ti ' ' n v ' ew "* "'hicli it is with a feel : 18 1 * c ar !< cs,> " er I' ,n ' , Every body invited to call
„ me oeiore, nicy will not regret to jng of sa ,i ness tllat «... ktlun . s , ie j south since the depression began. | examine
will no longer have llic
of running its trains over the
Pennsylvania roa'.i from Baltimore
to New York. The Baltimore
gates in each district favorable to :
bis nomination, and ought to be | The several Sunday Schools of
willing to abide by the result. In , u le county met in convention here
nearly every election Tor county Sunday last, with good results.
Mr. Patlcruon will preach here
m i Ms regular appointment on
Sunday neat. j
Philadelphia.
Mr. Blaine fully let liimself out
at Parkersburg; West Virginia a
few tin vs since. There is no or- j
guineni in his speech, but it is
nevertheless a verv “taking ’ af-
is no more.
i Re{x»rts from other furnaces in
Married.at the residence wf Mr. I , .'' C!,te an increased enquiry for
Hubert Davis, of Calhoun county.! irun '
My Stock of
FaH k Vinter Goods,
Is now ia ami was sever psore
Attractive asd Elegant, embrac
ing everything wanted by the
Ladies.
Patten Bcmets and Hats,
HATS AND BONNETS UN
TRIMMED. LACES, TIES,
RIBBONS, TRIM
MINGS. SATINS,
PLUSHES. VEL
VETS. FLOW
ERS.
MOSS ( HENEILE.
Daisies etc. Baby Caps Hu
man Hair, Toilet Goods, Zephyrs,
etc. Ladies and Misses
Ready-Made Suits.
and
goods and compare
Oct 9 3m.
MRS. M.L
Miss Ida Jones and Mr. Will!
Brazil, on Thursday of last week.
I A. M. |
lair, and well calculated to make the Republican party are now
votes in the mining districts of j mainly for Cleveland—Cleveland
that state. ' eluba having been organized by
The Wriglitsvillc Recorder says 'hem and active operations com
that there is not a Jew within the ! meneed in bis interest. A short
limits of Johnson County—a j time ago the licttmg was in
thing which certainly cannot be j Blaine's favor. Now they are n it
said of many counties in Georgia. | offering odds, and frequently de-
Al'ter all, rte think it does not! dine when propositions are made
argue well for Johnson county, for fboni. Of course a bet proves no-
tiie Jow is bound to go where thing, but betting indicates the
• there is any money. popular drift.
“J don't care Imw costive they! "•'•e probability now is that St.
are, 1'ii buy them,” said an Irish-j John the prohibition candidate,
man. He meant, “cosily.” but if] will receive a much larger vote
you arc costive use Smith's Bile
Respectfully,
M. II. Melton.
—An Oinalta preacher is the
Our Georgetown Echo got re i last pulpit pounder to try an:l put
ligion about three weeks a“u and a slo P l " Sunday night eounim
. , 01 Tl..i 1 li -
since that tune it has only been
able to get out on the halt shell
order. Hence it has not space to
tell our clever marshal that the
roots on the side walk near the
residence of Mr. Morns are very
bad on toes.
Wide Awake UraEKhlic
Dr. J. W. tsTAxyouo is always
alive lo hit. business, aud spares
no pains to secure the lust of every
article in bis line. lie has se
cured the agency fur the celebra-
ed I)r. King s New Discovery for
Consumption. The only certain
cure known for Consumption.
Coughs, Coldc, Hoarseness, Asth
ma, Hay Fever, Bionchitis, or any
affection of the Throat and Lungs.
Sold on a positive guarantee.
Trial Butties free. Regular size
$1.00.
W’aaird lo Nell.
I want to sell from Two to Eight
Hundred Acres of Land, within 2
and 3 miles of CuMibcrt, together
with five or six splendid Mules.
There arc two good Settlements
on the place—20 acre Vineyard,
good Orchard, and splendid Wells
of Water Any one desiring to
farm near enough to town to send
t heir children to school, can get
An experiment with an air-tight
lifeboat was made in the Niagara
liver, on Saturday. The boat went
through the rapids ail right be
low the falls, and came in near
enough to the Canada shore to lie
That preacher would meet with bl , was r ^. nd be un .
greater success bv fighting a cv , ... ,
clone with a snow shovel. The i '"JU™!- 1 aken further dowu the
Sunday night courting is as sure f river she was again sent into the
to come as death and the tax col ; current and headed for the terri
lector. It is an old established i |,j c whirh>ool, where she struck a
industry, which has been going on i , , , . - . .1
since the beginning of time, and J
it is sure to continue to the end. 1 10 l ,leces *
It is about the only industry that i ,, ^ ...^ "T~. 7 1 •
don't ask for a protcet.ve tariff. h,n,,, - v t,,lle " e last week I
prices. No trouble to show goods
and satisfaction guaranteed. Call
and see me belore purchasing
elsewhere. oct9 ct
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
VIOLINS,
ACCOR DEOX 8,
BANJOS,
HARMONICAS.
Also a fine line of Gut and Steel
Strings for Violins. Guitars and
Banjos. For Sale bv
T. S. POWELL.
ct Druggist and Bookseller.
EVERYBODY COME
And examine our immense Stock of
Fall and Winter Goods
which we are offering at prices which cannot lie beaten in thin mark
et. - w —
lo the good people of Randolph and adjoining counties we hare
this to say: We have been serving you honestly, faithfully, and
with a conscientious desire on our part to benefit yon, and save yon
money for the past 35 years, and now we say to yon that with .the
opening of the
protective
as the more foreign competition it
has the better it thrives.
The (ireseut drouth extends
over a very large area of country.
In portions of Pennsylvania
drinking water is scarce. In Vir
ginia and Ohio late crops are suf
fering. In the cotton states, the
staple is all open in the fields,
and the crops of sugarcane, peas.
are,
with a line attendance.
a bargain by applying early.
Call on me at the place, 2 miles ■ sweet potatoes and turnips
i from town on the Benevolence road ' seriously injured.
' —or address me at CuthherL ! - - - 1 — '- '
I 4t j. t. Stanford.
Executor’s Sale.
S TATE OF GEORGIA,
Randolph County.
Under and by virtue of an order grant
ed l»v the Court of Ordinary of Clay
county, October titb. Lssf.will be sold lie-
fore the Court House door in the city of
Cuthiiert, at public outcry on the first
Tuesday in November next within the
lejral ho’nrs of sale, the South half of I Alt
of Land No. !7«i, in tiie sixtii District of
said comity. Sold as the property of
Abner Belcher, deceased.
, BENJAMIN BELCHER.Executor.
oct-IMw.
T. a POWELL
QFFERS A LARGE STOCK OF
Drugs and Patent Medicines,
At Lowest Prices. sep25-ct.
Ilctuis, a delightful cathartic and
Price 25'
than was«al first anticipated, ow
ing to the cowardice shown by the
For sale by J. W. I Republican leaders in the matter
I of temperance. If the proliibi
Mr. J. J. hitc, an old gentle-
the best liver correctiver
ets. per bottle.
Stanford.
; tionists stick to their candidate'
The Colored Statesman and His Elec
tion Tickets. ! Two Tigers Escape from a Circus
He was a colored statesman] Norfolk. September 28—While
from sn adjoining county, and Johu Robinson’s circus was on the'
sauntered into the News ami Ad , vav to this city, to day, two black
yesterday after- ijg t . r8 the only black ones in this
country, cseaiied from their cages
through the ventilating holes, and.
vertiser office yesterday after
noon. Although old, ragged and
barefooted, he had the air of eol
i'oitou county, while un-
as they now seem
lar;
determined to! 0 ™ 1 "•-‘‘•WMship about him. j after ki , lin g two performing goats,
aud as soon as he crossed the
took to the woods in Norfolk coun
dcrlbie iulliicnce of liiiuor was run d n < they will largely reduce the)
over hy a. passing train on tl K . 'ole of Mr. Blaine, as the irmjori- ] * ircs 1 of 1 ,c s:,Dt ' ,,ln > 1,10 e,li ' j ty. Searching parties are now
Central Railroad in Atlanta on. . l .V of prohibitionist* in New York tor looke ' 1 an<1 rea,izc<1 at ° ,K '‘' | out. and great fears are entertain
the
OIK- .
ks that will
least to keep
day last week. F.
get drunk ought at
off the Railroad track.
Rev. Sam .foiies will find the
field ripened unto harvest, ivlun
l.e gets to Texas. In announcing
were originally Republicans.
Tammany lias nominated a
straight ticket, and promises
Cleveland a hearty support.
What effect Butlers candidacy ;
will h\v iii New Y’ork we have
llii^hc was being approached by ! etl in the'neighborhood.
H cnuiliilute. i mum
**Is ills i\e place whar (Icy git** 1 S|A*aking of the immorality and
'lection tickets?" asked the state
man.
JOHN B. DORIS’
HEW
j general evil tendency of the boys
; of Blakely the Early County News:
that Mr. Jones is expected in that 1 ot ' km> " in K- " e lllink
state, flic Waco Examiner says I il likcl - v to i,,jure Cleveland, but
“the devil has had things pretty to wl,at exUul we 1,ave 1,0 0 I>'"'
lnueli his own way for years. 11',. : ion ’ "’e think the prospect for
Yes. sir, you are in the right
place. You are a candidate for
the Legislature, I suppose?” re
ha:
"We could point out a dozen hoys
to day of respectable parentage,
who can use more horrible oaths,
i marked the scribe assiiringlv. ' ‘ hew more tobacco and show more
; "Yes, sir—itat's hit.” j impudence to elderly people than
_ _ “Well, how mauy tickets do you ! tbc nl ” s '' confirmed blackguard
“ I want?’’ j we ever saw. Parents, you should
"Will I have ter pay anything i look into tl,e Dabils of your boys,
j for ’em boss?" ! ^“l 1 their promiscuous visiting of
“Why, certainly; that's the way ' t,lc 8< l uare at n 'ght. There is
iwcinnkeour living—by wetting i n<> 8,,rL ’ r W!l y «1 ruining them
that we may be more surprised ! ' ,aM for what wu yes, 1 "- aa ^ing them to run at lib-
thin ever ai the result this time. al ‘ tlw! CHn ' li,,ates have 10 W ° J . after ,lark ,' ^- vo " va,ue tlle
their tickets.” j go«Hl name and souls of your boys,
A Yoke «r Oxen and a Rule. "Well, how much ycr ax er Inin j ! > ' ,t an '“mediate stop to it.”
: ilrcd 11,0 sa,ne 8 "Kgestions will fit
i places other than Blakely with
i equal appropriateness.
The News and Advertiser
says!
pretty
lie!
'as Uiroivn l’eiiii a clear fall, ami
■ s j... ;. aching to take a hitch with
Jones.”—
A notable illustration of the
growing prosperity of Georgia is
afforded by the fact that the value
of fanning lands increased last
year nearly $4,000,000, an-1 the
value of town property $o,000,-
000. There was also an increase u . ,. ,, ,
... ,, .... , „ Stevens Pottery. Ga.. August;
of half a million dollars cash iu , in. 1881.—Dear Sir; I had a yoke : “"’ e " print yon 500 lor $1.50.”
tin-value ot stocks and iiierchan j of oxen whose necks became verv “Well, jes fix me up 75 cents
dise. sore from the yoke. As 1 could j wiif, an’ if dar's any mo voters'n
UNITED WITH THE
GREAT INTER-OCEAN
12 Mammoth Shows Combined 12
Museum ! Menagerie ! Aquarium !
3 Bing Circus & Elevated Theatre Stage 3
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South-West-Georgia
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
(Brack of tie Oniiereity of Georg!?.)
CUTHBRRT, -
OA
BENJ.T. HUNTER A. M. President
C *1 OKI’S of Teachers* full. The Fall
J Session ofrilfi on the First Monday
in September. The appropriation to the
College of $2,001) has U-eu restored, the s
enabling the Truaiee* to put the Inciden
tal Fee at $5.00.
NO C HARGES FOR TUITION.
ISoanI can In* had nt prices ranging
from $10 to $12 |>er month. Catalogues
jiving full and detinite information sc-tit
on application to the President.
July lo-lv.
FALL TRADE OF 1884
we are prepare*! to continue just as faithful to the interests and wel
fare of our Patrons and Customers as wc have prove* “tru and
tried” in the past.
Remember our assortment embraces every line of Goods
EXCEPT WHISKEY.
Y\ e have every facility for buying, discount our bill*, and are (is-
. term inn l that the interests of our Customvrs shall lie "share aad
share alike” with our own.
Now please bear in mind that,
mil Vint,
t.'levehind's election is
ing—but we have been more san
guine before of the election of the
Democratic nominee, and been
disappointed, and it is altogether
within the bminds of possibility
AT CUTHBERT FRIDAY OCTOBER 24TH,
THE SACRED WONDER
THEODORES
The white-spotted Elephant
InSIlFailCC Agency. I we ,T ^ ( I" ote YOU prices which we guarantee will please.
Very Respectfully,
T. S. POWELL Represents
G 1 KORGIA HOME F!RE INSURANCE i
f re. A.-wts,
B ritish America insurance
c<*. A--1-I-. »i,:ui->.i<v>.
W estern ahsuranve ins. uo. \
Assets. 1
V A
J. M Gill.
September 18-et.
HOME i.VSURANi E co..
Amm-g. rJuf'.OG'.
not afford to stop them from work.
rc-
’’il'vras aiiprehensive that tsanodine i
Sl ,would not make a cure. But to 0,11 ** ,r
Mr. II. IT. Cummer. Newton Brook
York Co.. Outari. , Canaila, states,
tliai he >i life red with a painful sore on
h's ri^h; ankle, just alter recovery
fromtvpboid fever, ami that, bv a few
ex-iema! application* ,,f ' speedy cure of a bail running s
OiL the (treat pain-eure, the lump ! , nv ,;. c ,
my gratification they were cured : etrA nml
in a tew days. It also made a
sore
radii.illy disappeared.
•'I*-:
is
softened and
Try if.
Dr. Jones has in cultivation
tl is year 1-40 acres in cotton, lie
proposed, three weeks ago, to
i iKc 55 bales tor his entire cro
lie now has out 53 bales and
certain that lie will get (13, if
more. This is nearly a bal
two acres, anil, a very fair crop.
V.'c sincerely trust that all of om
Terrell county farmers will be as
agreeably disappointed as Dr
.IiHies lots been. — i)'lirsoit ,fijtrr-
.ml
The Walton News publishes
this si iple iitetliod of extermina
ting rats. It. surpasses in its
simplicity and ingenuity all the rat
cxterininaUirw'of wdiieh we hnvt i
ever read. The.Tews says: "Far i
iner? can kill all the rats about!
'tin-; barns by placing a wash pot .
Tialf full of water with a few cot
ton seed sprinkled on top. Tin
rats can't get out after they gel
in.”
dat, (ley'll jes have ter cum an' i P 01 ' 1 * the losses in tlie burning of
out deyseives.”— 1 Cook <fc Irvin's warehouse at A1
I deer liter. \ l,an .''. "» follows: "There were 400
— —— ] <>r 500 bales of cotton, besides
1 lie streams j about $1,000 worth of merchandise
Jackson Newt
sevtipn, notwithstanding the long Ljng and ties.
salt, corn, bag-
Ote., destroyed.
mules and an the : "'c keeping up pretty well in this _ sl | C h as bacon
foot of one of my hands. Icon '
sider it a valuable medicine.
KespeetlWlv, ytuirs.
Henry Stephens.
, pericnce the scarcity of water
that occurred in
when all the wells aud small i ifS.OOO last
no: i preparation for cuts, sores, and , streams lined up. aud llie Ocuiul- ■ 'or only #3.000. The merchan
tll mange. Have given it a thorough gee river was reduced lo the pro j *•'*« was covered by #1,200 msur
Would not be without it for j (s.rtion* of a small creek. None
ten times what it mst. Respect-!,,,- lllu wiUa jn
Atlanta, Ga.. August 13. 1884.
-Dear !sir: Sanodine is the "Boss”
jcoutinned .drouth. YVe hiqa-1 The estimated value of the prtqier-
tliissection is not ilesLiiictl to ex ty, including tlie damage to the
arcitr of water ' var « J ‘ ou =*. »« $25.00a T
the fail of 1839, | ^" , * < * il, 8- which was completed
....it * ,f 1 *» v <*ii $‘.000 a
trial
ten t
fully yours.
lliia section ot
spring
auce, and most of the cotton
also covereil by insurance.
P RESBYTERIAN MUTUAL LIFE I
INSURANCE i*l i. Assessment
Flan.
All safe. Prompt and Keliai.k- Com pa
Buggy & Wagon Har
ness. ___
For 30 Rays trill Offer
Special Imliteements.
Must be Sold Call ;OU
Us Before You Buy.
Allison & Simpson.
Laundry and Toilet Soaps, To Ginners!
Ton ami Royal Gloss Starch, j
j Headquarters for
I Bagging and Ties*
I ana Rubber Beltlitfc
Bon
Laundry Blueing, at I.- w Pri
ces, at
T. S. POWEL'S
ct Drug Store.
I at
ALUS0V*
was
Ncrafala Cared.
J. R. Gregg, . „ , — . , .
Hardware Dealers i Georgia could grind, and the steel j
j liaml miila were brought in req [
The IIeat—Sanodine will cure i l ,isili " n tn ol,tain " ,eal f,,r brta * 1 -
trains
ami adjoining counties ; witli blindness, loss of hair, great em-
witli corn to the Alliens j aciation, ami general prostration.
Atlanta, Ga., August, 1883.
My six-year-old son has hail a ter-
C" r e i T.;r ,Z,7 a '*' rible sloughing Scrofulous Ulcer of
the worst cases of Heat by a. few. i h " cnt f ™«“ ! the neck for three years, attended
appliealions. Give it a trial,—
All Druggists sell it. Price Fifty
Ask jour Druggist for
Henry
! loaded
Cents,
it.
mills to have it ground. The
drouth of 1839 was probably the • lo wi* 0 " 1 benefit,
most rLMimrkabiu
Physiciaiu* ami van on* Mood rrme-
were reported to w itiiom
Jltn tK . ( The New Atlanta Medical College
, . . . 1 . ever , treated him for three months, but his
occurred in this section of Geor- , ixmdition Rreww*on«p.
»' a - 1 was ur^eki to try the efficacy of
m — 1 1». 1>. B., and to the astonishuient of
r riio«iMuwd« Kay No. | mvMf. friends and netghl»ors, one
‘ m t a.* . v.- . .w i single I lottlc? effected an entire cure.
! . r * • Atkins, Girard, Kan., | Ulcers of the neck entirely healed;
: writes: ‘ I never hesitate to rc ‘ eyesight restored, ami the bair eom-
Tlic Ke[iuh!iea!is North
managed the canvass with grea
iy
—* *— —
Shooting at St. John.
j Tekrk Haute, 1 so.. October 2.
— A s|>eei;4, to tlie Kvcning Ga
: zette from Sullivan Ind., says:
Some person tired into the ear in
j which Governor St. John sat la*t! commend your Electric Ritters to meoced growing on his head again. 1
! uight, eu route from Carlisle *,! »Y. «««««cr*. give entire!'''bat 345 Jones Street, Atlanta, and
j Terre Haute.. The bail passed 1ar « ra l a <»filers.”
worn mai.as.
A four Horse farm, four
miles east of L’ntliliert, on tlie Al
bany road, containing 277^ acres, more i
i or h*s>. Nine acres new ground; 25 ]
I aiTes imprtjred land; 18 acres moder
ately fresh land; 148 acre* moderately J
oM hind, makfnj' 2?¥) acres under fence. J
Italance woods, consisting of Oak. Pine, f
Hickory. &c. Dwelling, Barns. iStoi’k-;
ade. Cabins. Ac., in two settlements, j
convenient for renting. Ac. Mo«k*rately :
rolling, pood pnxluctive land, clay and |
sand interniinplin.'. A fine eane brake
for winter pasturage on the branch.
Those desiring to purchase in a desir
able community—come and see the ma
turing crops. Terms cash,
sep. 4 2m , J. B. BUSSELL.
B. IV. ELLIS.
—AND—
P *
cents to $2.0(1 per
T *. POWELL.
Proggist and Bookseller.
CENTRAL 1AM0AB&B1HKHG
GEORGIA.
CO Of
VeaenilFrelchl Rrgariawaf
Notice.
SkVANN.vn. G.\„ September 1st. 1881.
O N and after October 1st. 1884, 4l»e
c
Electric Bitters nrc the purest and
my boy is there to lie seen.
Frank Josepn.
him j .through the window on the oppo ; best .medicine known and will T | le
j site side from the governor, mak- positively cure Kidney and Liver' filr -
kill. They have, with great dex-! ing a clean hole and lodged in the' complaints. Purify the blood , “£ unn
,, • , .... and rvnlate the 'imwi.l. v..! Prohibition vote of New
tin I -ide of the car. a liuJo in IVont ..ri u ' now els. Iso
teritv. managed to keep from
pub ic view tlie rottenness am
corruption which liave character
ized their admiriistratfoh, an
kept it upon what they claim u
the great issue before the country
—the tariff. We imagine, iutwev
or. that the live DeAtocrat* of that
seelion will not allow the poopli
r.iget til at there is another mat
ter of interest to them in the earn
paigu.
side of the car-a Uuie in front of,.
, . , : tamiljf can afford to lie without ' the Presidential election.
him. I he train was just slowing t | lcm . They will save
up south of Sullivan when the shot ‘ ' ”
Republicans have lieen
some on tlie |irobalile
Y'ork in
It ap
peals to be pretty well conceded
vas fired, it being exactly eight'
i clock. The governor look the \ ^ • STASiinn.
matter coolly. No ilisturbanee
was made and many persons on
the train were not aware of the
occurrence. There is no clue
hundreds ,
“ f ft,,llara ;« ^" r g •’’Us every ; t | lat St Jobn wi n gct about go.ooo
year. N.ld at fifty cents a l»tt e i ' . .
1 - votes in the State, and that most
• of them will he east hy men who
Miss Laura A. Ilaygood,'of At- have heretofore voted with the
lanta, left, for her new field of la- i Republicans. It seems now that
j bor in '.hina last Tuesday night, j Blaine has scarcely a hope of car-
. . to , S’ss goes by way of San Francisco.! rying New York, and hence the
* IC . i 1 , ln< ; ,,cl5>on ***°; where she will lie joined hy sever- ] frantic effortthat is licing made in
. . al " 1 le motile lor i a , other*, who go npon the same ' the YVest assumes the similitude
lie uecu is link nowu. mission
of a forlorn hope.— Lis,
10 Open Dens of Wild Beasts 10
EXHIBITED FREEOF CHARGE ON THE PUBLIC STREETS. Spectacles and Eye Glasses,
3-GREAT CIRCUSES-3
Embracing 100 leading and Undisputed Champion Performers in
rVSEPASATE IINGS-3
I lie largest assemblage of Circus Celebrities together in the Civiliz
ed World, including
14 Real Brawny Turks 14
Who will appear attired in their Native Costumes, presenting Thrill
ing Aerobatic Achievements, Athletic Feats. Wonderful Vaulting and custom lirrctnfon- <i]i,»tvc:I by this
Leaping, Maneuvers on High Ladders and Herculean Exerciser; the i Uompany, in requiring presentation anil
whole forming HUMAN PYRAMIDS. !
Salbuci* Fseewcii Tworpe op Bicycle Riders -The Acknow letlgct! Cbamnions ! r r ' or (‘xlelivcryoi the Freight at
of the World; Moore Family. Siberian Roller Skaters--The most skillful Lad
und lienrlemen »Skater» on Earth
The t'HARMiEo Katamorpa—Queen of the Reptile World.
Riffia Bey—The Dextrous Knife Thrower.
3 Sikgrikt BrothERs -The Greatest Acrobats, Living or Dead.
4 Onofri lhtoTiiritf—Musical Specialists.
3 German Aeuaubts—Riidolph, .Stenbein. Franz.
Mlle. I)i: Gilvnville -The Iron-Jawed Lady.
The Great ELdora—Japanese Wonder.
Miss AntoMo—Gvmnic Evolutions on tlie Slack Wire, and Instantaneous Cos
tume Change*. Pulliam Siiowles—'Tlie Cliaiu] ion of all rliniupion Bare Back
Kidrrs. Elly Stokes—Best Bare Back Equestrienne in either -Europe or America
S^ije Mark'*—The Pleasing Popular Petite Premier of the Arena.
The Of am 1*105 Do<j CiRrrs—Dogs that Talk, Sing. Laugli, Dance. I*ray Read
Play Cards. Hold School and Smoke Cigars. ’ ’ *
afic John PatTerson—The Rambler from Clare.
Tom Ward—champion Leaner of the World.
Mixi. LiZi.rrE—Heroine of riving Kings ami Trapeze Artists.
The 3 Macakte Brothers—Classic Posturings.
Hie Grand Free Street Parade
* Takes place daily at 10 A. M. and surpasses in magnitude all other Parades
ever seen In America. It is nearly three solid miles in length aud requires nearly
an hour to pass any given point.
I>oors open at 1 and 7 p. m. Performance liejiins one
hour Inter!
1M1SSII MBIT,
, v ^
(DEPOT STREET,)
CUTHBERT, GEORGIA.
. destination, will he discontinued in so
* ; far as concerns Direct Consignments,
j Bills of Lading covering Shipments
! consigned “to order,” must be present
ed properly endorsed by lx*4h Shipper
| ana the party to whoso order (lit G<hmI*
arc consigned, nnri tliese Rills nt fouling
I must he surren.lercd Si tlw la-fott
Mich Miii-nu-Tit- Wiff be IteTirPren.
G. A. WHITKHUn,
-cpt&St Gmeral Freight Agent.
Cotton Gins & Contents
Insured at the I nsn fabi-c A gen
ty of T. S. POWEM„
ct Druggi^ am! ltookseller.
I will continue to Store and Sell Cot*
ton on terms same as last season, and will
serve the public to the best of my ability,
find guarantee satisfaction.
Coasiffliments of all
w wmmmmmf^mmmmmwmm wmr vh w** ■OObbwW VvMMWHI
Thanking the public for past favors,
and soliciting a eoutinuanee of the same.
iSW r*^ Tam very respectfully,
B. W. ELLIS.
September 18, ct.
8eed, all varieties**
by the pound or pa
per, at
J. W. STANFORD'S.