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Sltf ' ffflT’ gis cf Spring floods cf^By~ descri^Bg^r6e« W. H. COfePE * S*v- J. W. STANFORD CUTIIBERT. <IA. TkiniailiniiK, April *, 188*. Nr. I. A. MARTIN I* oar Agent «t Buford, and Is fuBj authorized to reeclv* and receipt for all uotrj paid him. Carter Harrison has been re nominated fur Mayor of Chicago. Albany'* hotels are all crowded and the cry is still for more. DcKalb goes decidedly dry. Vole prohibition 376—whisky 72. Sunday was celebrated in Ger many, as the SSlh birlInlay ot Kinjieror IVilhelm. A thousand dollar diamond in the rough was picked up yester day in Macon by Mr. E. S. Kiln- brew. Nownnn has instituted pro ceedings against the Southern Ex press Company for delivering whiskey at that |x>int. The Mexican veterans will hold a reunion in New Orleans on the loth of April. E.\ President Jefferson Davis will address them. SLEEPLESS NlOIITs. made miserable by that terrible bough. .Shiloh's fare is the remedy for von. l-'orsaie by J. W. STANFORD. ' The distribution of prizes by the Eufaula Times oceurcd Wed nesday of last week. It excited considerable interest. We hope nil parties will l»e satisfied with the results. Hon. Jefferson Davis is sick, nnd it is not thought he.can re cover. His trouble is rheuma tism, and the breakiug out of an old wound received during the Mexican war. The ehances for peace between England and Russia are now thought to be good. Their troub le was about the Afghan boundrv line, and this matter has been re ferred to Commission w hich meets this month. The latest information of the condition ol Gen. Grant is that he is better, and one of his physi cians considers his case hopeful. His death, however is likely to occur at any time, and probably our next issue will record that event. The firm of W. A. Julian Jc Co.,, of Macon failed last week— liabil ities 331,000, assets about $75,000. The failure is much regretted in Macon, and it is said that it might have been averted, if the business men of the town hail knowu the need of assistance in time. Pearson the -Republican |tost Master of tiie city of New York has been nominated to continue' )u his present position. This act of the President causes con siderable criticism from both Re publicans and Democrats. In re ply Cleveland says: ‘•The Demo of lbe Press Association, which met at Batahraige, Ga.. on the 18th ult. The courtesies of the Central and JJ. P. A W. Railroads, through their authorities, were kfhilly tendered the mem Iters of the Association nod their for all of wlm-h the press o! Geor gia are under lasting obligations. At Albany the members on tlie down train from Atlanta and,Ala- con, (who had about three hours before the up traia arrived.) were •net by a delegation of citizens with carriages, and driven over the Artesian City. A nice ban-. (|iiet was also provided, and we arc told aofuething besides arte sian water was present. Aikauy is proud of her artesian wells, and she lias a just cause to be, for they arc already attracting many visi tor* and health-seekers, from far and near. As we neared Thomasville CoL Triplett, of the Times, came aboard the ears and informed u» that Thomasville had extended us an ilimitation to stop over iu the city and spend the night.— I iekets were also issued to each, show ing the place where lie would stop, us homes had been provided for all. It was our good fortune to fall into the hands of Dr. Jas A. 'I horn ton, brother of our clev er Dentist, Dr. IV. R. Thornton, w ho had selected us sjiecially.— The Doctor, and bis pleas ant family, know how to make one feel at home. At niglilabti! liaut ball was given at the Piny Woods Hotel in honor of the Geor gia Press. The writer, together with Bros. Underwood and Uurkc. neither of whom dance, went to sec the Piny Woods Hotel we had heard and read so much about We were told the ball was a sue cess, but know the hotel is. and only wish that Culhberl had one- just like it. IVe were told that several hundred Northern hoard ers still lingered there, notwith standing the cold winter had pass ed sufficiently for them to return home if they hud desired. Dur ihg the winter season this house, as well as all the hotels, has been crowded. ‘ Her hotels have been the making of Thomasville, bring ing each season hundreds of tour ists to spend the w inter, who leave thousands of dollars in her midst. The Mitchell House, burned some lime since, is being rapidly re built, and will Siam be completed. We arrived at Buinbridgc next day by special train, and were met by carriages and carried to the ■Sharon House. The Assncia tton was called to order at 12. M.. by the President Col. J. II. Kstill, at the Gmrt House. Judge Camp- colosaa! monarchies, while others 'have the faculty -to bnild-opua Uie [pit. remains of bankruptcy and nun immense fortunes, while yet an usiifiiUwmvfi wl fertile L nous Sat tin it rain? took refuge in bis storm Vi mwa * unpopped. She saw . i.-i—i-> *- -■—- L —-in«^NjMuiMnj*ctorfnTc. the anguish of bis soul, and had pli.lieJlIirough^ those jirojpim^i factors called energy, industry.,. and economy. In evidence orthis’' last* assertion, 1 cite Vbu to iwA genial wnd worthy townsman, Mr. K-. II. IE" sliworth, who came into ojir mid»i fifteen months ago as business manager Tor Mr. F, U. Farley, of Savannah, who Owns the (itantatwin once held by J. it. Owen, in the 9th UGtrict of our county. . At that time the place was in a perfect slate of decay, buildings and fences gene down to naught; indeed, tlrere WSs bo life, no spirit in anything connect Tom Davis and 1 worth went to the 1 her home in Bainbridge. 'A. bashful young m: went ti>rs^»s a rule, rarely t?*T anil'^onsi ouer.tly me t«n- llv M lorrmrlieails. . ’The take up the same subject aud discuss it in their columns, give it a thorough analyzing, show up FuaA.Riooijr' tkj?£.£une* ta beautiful.all the |«dirts, and if you will lake SdWfirfirVclibi'l I young 'lLlv’if he might be the'j flielrkfticles and compare them, oilier (m-se***. the jmwer W^ket^** 5 "** at Enon .* Sunday. | „ f b „j,, v , and *wrow.! w, “ of wvrnout and waated ft? luupufiiifl A'tniturr,;^^^"™^ * w Jh I— i-~ i ^iikja’ll flinn litImi the quo*. as |««ll oilier general tides, soo- we pro)»>*e to give an ia>t»rw where three Georgia edilois are; unAninwMisly of the same opinion. The editor of the S..utiicm World, published in Atlanta, saytf: *T know the proprietors of Brad n New AcfvefiftTletfielH 50 cent;*. W'J.nv* r .Quite a young Miss D«ok up its residence at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. A. Belcher a week roi^pas|i<m 09 hiuv So the next tjwejie came she asked biuv if he thought to bring a screw driver with bjm. Me blushi-tl and want-; field’s Female Regulator, and e ed to know wbat for, and. slie, in the fullness of her heart, said she j or more ago. and now nuudier* with fait family. Mr. H. is one of the happiest fathers in Clay county, and we hope ere ibis writing his neiglitmrs have quit having to sit up willi him. We will say to our friends in me, m. spins m anytuing connect U , e neighirnrhorol of Mt. Hebron, west, hv which a single maternal ed wit. the whole pnifierty—ail . * . . . , ‘ didn't know hut Led want to screw up Iiis courage before be left. He took the hint and the girl too. IVe learn that they have a new way of batching chickens in the who tendered us such a cordial invitation to attend their singing there on last Sabbath, that it was with regret that we were unable to attend, and hope tuc meeting resulted in much good as to re freshing their hike warm musical souls. . Corn is coming up, and the birds are pulling it 11 , is what we "hear remarkwl by farmers con stanlly. Di3 anyone try the ker oscnc .remedy? A great many wilf this week, critics would say. . The Yiluiah Sabhatli school is moving along splendidly, with what we think a’blight future in was chaos aud ruin. Contrast | everything connected with the pro|«el1ythen to it nftw, aud we see rising tijsiD tlie wreck of de vastation and ruin, evidences of lliijft and good judgment, in llir shape ol’ lawful fence*, neat and cozy* cottage houses for laborers, and a stockade and barn for the stock—a convenience superior to any thing of the kind in this part of Georgia. This structure t" built of an old fashioned hewed log gin house, tbitty two feet square; everything about it being used save a Tew rounds of logs. A space twenty two by thirty* two feet is cut off fur the stockade; lire ’ remaining ten by thirty-two feet cnti.-i is fur barn or crib. Tiic hay* loll is immediately above the stockpile, ami will hold, say fifty stacks of fodder, or hay in pro , - , portion. The crib will find room j ,tore *°r it. Tor fifteen hundred bushels of The Union Sabbath school corn. The floor to the crib is this place conducted at the Mclh odist church, and the one at New nojie Baptist church have united, and will he known as a strictly non sectarian or Union Sabbath school, and wc shall expect to see it achieve a wonderful success during the year 188a, knowing a* wc do the staunch material of which the school is composed. The second Sabbath ami Satur day before will In' quarterly meet iug ilays at this place, and all tase Balls and Battel flfP Croquet Bete«, RUBBER BALLS, Marbles, Harmonicas JUST RECEIVED, AND For sale at T. s. rowEixs. Drngrist. Ikioksclier ami Station-r. ct. this community. I ai-o, from my own knowieilge, caatc.-lily that it is a great boon to woman, aud has no superior, and every lady ought to send for and n*:td their book on female diseases, which; Uiey mail free.” I the cflitor of the Millcdgevillcj A new Line of Near York Opti- Chronicle says he considers Brad I cal SPECTACLES received. 1’ri SPECTACLES! STEVENS* POTTERY! Near Milledgeville. P. 0., Stevens Pottery, Ga. Headquarters for Doubled Glazed Vitrified Drain, Sewer, Culvert j and Water I’ipes, from 2 to 21 inch calibre, for Draining Land, R. R. iCiiIvbrts, Road ami Street Crossings and Well Curbing. Fire. Grate, Border anil Hearth, Brick Smoke and Hot Air Flues. Lining for Fur- . . , naees. Fire Brick for Setting Boilers, made to Order, any Shape or fiehl^s^ l*emale Regulator the g^reat ;res—from 25.* to $1 50 per Pair. Style on short notice. Flower Pols. Swinging Baskets. Stumps ■ Chimney Thimbles and Tops. Fire Clay and Sand, suitable for Fur- j mice Building or other similar purposes. i Correspondence Solicited. Qur prices arc reasonable. All we ask | is a trial. Druggist and Bookseller. fowl is made to do the duty of a blessing ever discovered for: Call ami see them at hundred. They fill a barrel with »g woman; says he knows! T. S. POWELL'S, eggs and place a hen on the bung|‘* a \ X ,n l,ls , ct W here will t!i«*> get the* ,, . , , . . next sitting? i rr” ,,v us "z- “ n<1 lK> w,,uM a, ‘ The Biuffton Springs will soon { snff ' ;r,n S w,m,nn to Usl> couus to iih* vith a live c«iit<»r. \ Mr. E.E. Rain bo, our enter ! From the editor of the Gaines viilo Eagle: **l consider Brad- fiehi's Female Regulator the best medicine ever coiiipmiudcd anil offere-1 to the public for which it is recommended. I nm trell uc- rjuaiuttit with a Uuly who never hail any health until she com menced using it. It gave her iln- prising young merchant was acci •len'ly shot' with a No. 32 pistol rnrtridge the other evening iu Fort Guinea, The accident was caused hy a pistol being drop|s-d on the floor of Mr. R. D. Williams' livery s’able, aud firing off. The ball entered the bottom of the commence planting cotton;,.^ a|><| U| , u „, mciiate relief, an. reek, or rather the seed, as , tnltb o-.l a r not! "tui! now she has Stevens’ Bros. & Co. Proprietors* FOR LADIES ONLY. ml on a I h uudred floor to tight enough to hold small grain, la theeenlrc of this stockade is constructed a feed trough and fodder rack, which for durability, neatness ami economy can't be t-x celled. This trough is made of timbers two and one half inches by fourteen; is eighteen feet long twenty eight inches at the IwiUnra. and three feet at the top—is bolt ed together with heavy iron roils, and securely fastened to three pieces of square timiters as a sup |H>rt. At the bottom, tliese tim hers are boxed in so as to prevent at 1 from that time enjoyed the best i 'j 1 I can say with hearty ;given sjooa have made several effoi is to extri | wilh*G<*4-spee.i Dr- Bradliebi j i-'j »‘»at tw. eale the ball, but up to this wri-i * n The sale ol his never-failing he 4 KE.VIEDV ling have failed. { A KEItEDY endorsed by the l>eM I Plivsiciims and Prmndsts at i:.- home. I A KEIIEUV tliat Mr.r. w. n X.-il. Uioi*lwatcr. Ala., says raised Ids wife [ from an invalid's bed, and he believes I lierlif TIIE building of the Columbus. Chattahoochee A Florida Railroad heinjr now ankle, infiu-ted a painful but not | serioqs wound. The physicians ■ ,,r l , «'*»liI'- A £i liJ?I SaS>V f»f which a prominent i aiita xm*n-hatit saitl: "1 would havc ': : ' s nctllij tiv Si|*l|> a; iN.ltlC of vour nu (licinc malt* Kvgulator?’ ’* ! J Caswirs M. j vitle. (ia.. say.' : Mr. G. Is. Collins has planted , sail two large umbrella chinas in Send f. ronr bo-.k containing front of his store, which will add j valuable information Ibr women, to'the comfort and adornment of j ft iriil be mailed free to ai.pli the street. leant*. 1, r 1 ’ Mr. V. P. Rimes is putting in j The BnADnct.ii Reoil.itouCo., ! erfm tiw'dlsjal-e* 1 Box 28, Atlanta, Ga. March 121m. one of the celebrated Davis water! wheels at his mill, with wliic-h In 1 ^ will drive a saw, gristmill and 1 m m m — ! gin with one small wheel. Mr. j Hnn. S. S. Cox, of New York J. F. Andrew* is representing the i | ia . Ua-n app.inte.1 Envoy Extra ordinary, anil Minister Plenum any aeeideul to the feet'of the! those’ who attend may expect to slock. Running parallel, and just | hear souegood pleaching, as well above the tiough, is a fodder rack, i a , lining |>eni-fite<i otherwise. Ira'incd to a Tour by six scantling.! „ ., , , , , , . , , * . • , Railroad business has wonder- which rests upon the trough. I This rack runs up to the sleepers J l,lll - v i U¥M r “ Tctl '“’fV sn; v t -* H“' «:<>'»> of the stockade, aud the pieces ot pany luG established an agency, scantling, two by two inches, are Bird shtaiting ia engaged in by jogged into other scantling two by , p)1 - lsIU( . n here wit h good resulls, j tour incites, thus making it |ier-. , . fee!ly secure, anil so eoiistriictcd as to dejKtsil every pal ticle.of Im age not used by the stock into the trollgh This slttekade has two massive gales, one at each end. and hangs upon the strongest of shop made hinges. ( The mechan ism of that best of blacksmiths. Hay Davis). These gates are models of mechanism and dura bility, yet they are made of planks, one hy lour inches, and | ul to This buihlin; and also the rabbit hunting. tVe would warn the young men of ill is vicinity to look well tolheii interests, or else the Rulord Item Davis Turbine water wheel, which gives entire satisfaction to all who use them. The Rev. Mr. Robert Taylor will preaeb here on the next fourth Sunday. Preaching here will lie held op first Sundays instead of the fourth, and at Enterprise on the Ibiirth instead of the first, as tnfmorlv. Mr. N. J. McArthur, who has been critically ill for some time, we are glad to slate is improving ami hope he may soon be restored to his former licnlllt. On* of our young men is trying to learn to play on the acconioon. -<i|d to love a certain voting ladv .at Uie same time. IVe will assure him that lie will find it an easier task to love the young laiiy than fXer will claim one of our fflirvf! to play on the accordeon. sex. at least it looks so to us. j One of our widower friends has since liaduig will be (lone, a ad two can trade. The fishing season is coming round, and warn we shall see the loitering darkey with hi* tar in search of the fiunv tribe Sickuess is slid our pint ion in ' E Ik-cu absent for several days, and refuses to tell us his business, but us doubt he has told his business to some one. ackiej - l oin Doiniuy is one of our most | am. aud the evil effects, sm !i as a j ! enthusiastic voting men, so Miss tentiary of the United Stales to Turkey. Sunset Cox is capaldc ofhaviug as jolly a time in Con staulinople as any American liv ing. The Macon Telegraph ox peels to see him put all Ettrojie in a good humor hy his witticisms Our Riddle Column. When can a man have smne- lliing and nothing in his pocket at the same lime? IVhcn there is a hole ill ii. if there is a hole in the lungs it can l«e twalcri »i:li Taylor's Cherokee Remedy 8vua.*t Gum a;id Mullein. IVhat word is that to which if y*<i add a syllable it w iil make il shbrlci ? km- Reme Mullein will shorten your cold and cure vour cough. in regard in which. S. it.. iJriigei-t Tlmmas- “i run recall instances in wiiieli it afi'urded relief alter all the ! usual rei»u-.l;.-s Inal failed. ' .» XSS-MI i-'-IVY a!s.m whieli Dr. K. Ii. ; Fcrreil. laiGi-ange.lia.,writes: "Iltave ; Ciseii fur the last twentr years the inedi- >ti are putting up and consider it nilialinu ever gultcii ti»g.-t!l- fnr wiiieh it is reeuni- l mended {.1 UEIIEDV almnt wliMi Dr. J..e! I brantialu. A.l.tiita. said: “l hare ex ! amitied tiie ri-'-ij-r. and have no liesita- I rinti in adci-i. g its use, and cmilidenfly ri-enniim-nd it." A Ki:.HE!>V which the Rev. H. B. Jnhns.ui, near Marietta, Ga., says he lias used in Ids family with tin- "iitmust satisfaction** and recommended it to three families “a lio found ii to he just what it is reeomnu ndrd ** A BE.tlEitV of w-ideli Pends-rton lviTsori. ,v D.-tuiison say: “We iiave tieeii sellinjrit tor many years, witheim- stanliyiue.-.-:' icirsales. Tiie article ia a staple with us, and one of ah.-.olutc merit .» i:I'.vli:s>V ,.f which I.nm.ar. I,*:m- sin a Lamar say: “Wc sold an j-ro-s in four r Hull's, and never sol i it in any 1 cel tired a certainty, and its completion aeknowle Iged bvali ,uld have : as uetng me most, potent, factor that could lie named in tru ing life * l ,"’" 1,IJa , ,‘!<'ki e and impetus to the city, and even the surrounding eountrvfas a well wisher of all. we bid the enterprise God speed. Cuilibert, is alive as well to the importance'll’an Artesian IVell an attraction thill would draw many to our comm unity. This Work is rapidly progressing, and ivc hope soon to sc • the pure water bubbling up from the low regions, and this section oreatlv* henelKed by the success of the enterprise. The success of these two enterprises', together with our School and Church advantages, with the ttckn iwledged health of Cuthber:., must eventually put the town on a boom. This effect will lie felt sensibly throughout the eonntrv, affectin'* the price of lands in the county, as well as city property. “A prosperous tow n a prosperous county.” Then lei us all pull tf»£Vt J|IM\ IVe stand ready to do our part, and will ever be alive to any com mendable enterprise for the good of our people. IVe arc trying to keep pace with the spirit -if enterprise now p-c- vailing, and with pride and satisfaction call attention toon relevant Store, filled with Choice'Goods • I of everv variety, which we are selling cheaper than was ever known jin flu* history of Cntiihcrt. Wc propose to be headquarters for Plows, Plow Rods, Hesl Piss, GIstIsss. Trao t>f\I.;.tiraiiire. savs: **! cnrifl **ur j 1 * Chsins, Axes and all Farm ic iri rils , thin my j -»f tin? Mf!i.th.it evert i knowh**itr<*. n it!’ a few ! .1 REvtlBiUl of which Dr. i. j I iiii’is. .\iM^ulira. Ala.. .-av>: “I flm j . fully riHiviifutl that i: i • i:*i**ivc»f«-»l for j rh tof which it claims to I ’ Nscossaries. IVe every call. are handling a superior Steel, worked tip info these Good Farmer in tile county vviil eoiistilt his interest l.\- ‘. and iving us a v i£!:;i5’.»v \V lit! a.-i, "I • ly k:i«ni n ; Ii ..n r t tlcncral ln>uranc \ about whi-h j Adam*:, well ami favora- j aited >! • lit. 8.1V '**.»■••••'■* ■» — • • » HIMIVV IV | a All IIC i ,11 III. ill .III- V .Vg' 1.1, a Sh«»» t. Ta vl »r*!s (’hero t a<1**1 this remedy bct,»n* l*i»* i\*.sr. *>n a , .. ^ , !;trsr«* t*hintati<»ti mi a r umsihi r pt :*.lvol Siwfet Gum and !,|w BV . «-i,h .Mnlc su-vess.” Why was Kve uwt afraid of tin* paslnsy Bccjusc she had A*i A almnt ivi»i.*h Mr. f. W. j f . >tran^o. *.i Uarti rsi :11c. t*a.. rcrtilics that i,bnfth* cure*I tiv*, nictiibiTs t»f lii.s family t>f menstrual irregularity of nsauy yean <t indiii^. I This (5real Hcm^dy 1« I liavo l.tmiiht. lr»r-r«*ty, :»n*I to incr should n*ap the benefit*. 1 have bought largely uf Slajihs Goods, bell appeared before the body ami; sjether with bolts. * ms nuutuu- , extended, in behalf of the citizens, 1 1,as f,,,,r *■•“*•.'l‘«rs, one at ’ this section. Those of whom wi ,i.„ 1-,: r., : each end of the barn and hay loft, made mention in our last arc im ■ the hospitalities of the city in * : ,’hey too arc securely bun^ with I neat and appropriate speech,: large strap hinges. Tl'atsr is con eralic* party is neither hypocritical J which was replied toon the part ' i eyed into this stockade through of the Association by Rev.. J. Underwood. Tiie Association re mained in session until 4 o'clock, savs. Mr. IV. E. Puckett, win* is eon BRADFIELD’S irold and cough, could not fo --**“•*• -* i Female Regulator uopatriolic, nor ungrateful.” The uppointment was urged hy the liusinc-ss men of the city, without regard to party. j transacting the business of the j body. Among oilier things, they | recommended and endorsed Rev. J. L. Underwood, of the Camilla Clarion, for the appointment of L ; an iron pipe under ground, hence 1 the clock have 'fresh water at all C. t'. ('.—The Hut .Springs Remedy. Tho originator of this medicine wa» for years « practical chemist and drug gist in the city o* Hot .Springs, Ark., and after thousands of experiments, which necessitated the expenditure of a fortune, he at ln>t discovered the meth od of extracting the very “quintossenee” oi tiie disease-exterminating alul healing ‘cs of these waters, wnieb t Minister to 8wilzerlaud. proving rapidly, hilt others have lieen stricken down with pneumo nia. Among tb-.ise who are suf fering and fa ive suffered intensely are old Uneie Robert Notes and times. Notwithstanding all this! Mrs. Adelaide Bailey, both of improvement has been tiooe since | whom have liveil a consecrated the 1st of January, Mr. Blood* (life to their Master s Cause, and worth is well up with Ids farming arc among our oldest citizens. The operations, and is still improv ing j former's condition is much impro upon the plantation, ami at Lyle's i ved at this writing, while that of crossing, where he is now build I the latter remains unchanged. It ing a large and .elegant store j is earnestly hoped that the many IVe doi house, where he expects to do a ! hmriA-li ymUtiomv of relatives anil mercantile aud coltou j friends in her lieiialf will Ive an in hah- ! nw «* e, K *•»!««« >« itaut of the Ukils'.'in tiie form i>f (.'. <. j or three years in Etirojie, studying tin- Ilot Sjirinpi llt-meiiy. lie not j tiie languages. ' The Convention deceived ..or mistake... The eelebrated j Vl „ er , t0 iu next meet j n „ at ! Macon, hy invitation ot not know any one better qualified • general to fillthis position than the gen- j husinese. At this (sunt he has! swered, and that she will yet re- ! also built—of an old gin house—' cover, and take a longer lease on ilot Springs Waters: tin* preparation of aetnaliy used in j . ('. the'proprie tors having eomplcted arrangemema for all i liev need. For sale in Cutlibcrt oniv bv 2t .1. IV. STANFORD. Major Hanson, of the Telegraph. Re turning to the hotel wc found a most elaborately prepared banquet awaiting ns. The menu was ex our ex i tensive, and served in elegant for thejstyle. Tiic banquet aver, carria a comple te ginnery, whose capacity j life There are others who art is ten hales per day, each bale lie j sick in our community, but since their condition m- not considered dangerous, and. our space is lim ited, we will not mention names, bill only hope that they will speedily recover. W. W. J. - ing packed hy a hydraulic press. Tiic same engine which drives his gin also drives a shingle machine, turning out about five thousand shingles per .lay. lie also proposes to rup with this engine a set ol coin rocks. Now. Mr. Editor, since Hus one man liases tablished in our .-mnuiunitv so —IVe notice in one of changes that the track Firemans contest in A me lie us - ges were provided and those who lias been fenced in and will soon j desired took a drive over the town. J many eouveiiiehevs, is he not en be rolled, and put in good order j At 8 o'clock the large dining room ‘ tided to the vncoUiie.m pi benetae for the run. Americas is going was cleared and a string band j tor? Through him we get a sid to keep her money at home—it j mt.de music for all who wanted to ing at the Railroad, we get the she can. dance. j convenience of Ids ginnery aud ->•-• j At II o'clock all were on hoard i mill, aud above all, wc are right Fourth DisirKi'l Item*. j the train, hound for the Exposi- in the midst of as good cotton and While we were at Wards last j lion, carrying with us many kind Saturday, we could hardly leave j of the good people jot Bainbridge. 1 he L. A N. Road Saved from Malaria. I have used your medicine in Mala rious districts -for tunny years, ami it business, has just returned borne front an extended canvassing lour, and will remain tp.mc time. A certain young man tn our community who has recently bar gained for a thresher and gin out lit from J. F. Andrews, is making enquiries as to where he eau make a purchase of a medium sized iron sate to store his expected riches in We are sorry to chronicle the death ot Mr. Join. Moore, which occurred last Friday of pneumo nia. John was a ptciuis n; young man of alx.ut twenty, and we art- sorry tu lose hit’... This is tin second death which has occurred recently in that family. Arch Everett says lie intends to marry soon. IVe wish him sue cess iu this matter, as he is great ly in need of a life partner. Mr. Mack Glass is still very ill with pneumonia at (lie residence of his father in-law. M. C. IV Moore. Drs. W. T. Rogers and Emmett Broun, of Coleman Sun Cherokee Remedy of S»M ■in t ure thocouuh and ’ ueeted with the lightning rod 'and .Million, should be kept to 1 ~— *— ‘— ' 1 * ' — ! -old*. in the middle s file seen:i r. a cold !t loos >r's Citeroi-.ee is llie best medium* I have ever tried it*- . , my life, lam now fifty years oM. Rev. Uon are the attending phisfCtans. U.’ U. ItuvsHMViK, ifov. Tcnn., Mav St, tyej. • . For sale in Cutbbert onlv bv 2t J. W. STANFORD. coltou seed market as we will find in Cutl.berl or Eufaula. for l.u pro ! poses to pay up to lliosc markets Brnevelrace Items. Capt. M. C. Edwards has been around this week on his annual visit to this school and others in wti toil icing lic'i. up against River Junction. Fia., took ua ip j for the slaphc Bring into .our the county. He Is surely a must a post and forced to take money. ■. rhaigc carried us across the lakes | county a few more such men ami! polished gentleman. ' Gen. Sid Ar- and hays to Pensacola, thence tOjwe will stum be on Lite road to | Our school propose to take the .Moliife, Ala., and on to New Or j prosperity; fay they would eer i 1st of Ajvril for a stroll to-Collins’ Ir-ans. where we arrived Tliursd: y . tainly infuse new life into that i pond. b« we expect to sec them n 'g*'b ! dormant state now so prevalent, j un that day. heade«l by jheir try jit has been said, juvd I think! cber, in gala costumes, with Bnrklen's Arnica Salve. ! truthfully Uhl Ural in Mr. Bloods- j plumes and banners gar, playing Fit ED. kindly offered us by riuglon. lie has so much on bund at, present that he lias seri ous thoughts of employing agents logo about over the country to find somewhere to bury it. He ways he has toiled and worried and spent sleepless nights for,fear of getting rich, but thinks it is no use to try any further, as lie is bound to become a millionaire in spite of all efforts to the contrary. M iss Florence Paul, of Cliokte, Lee county, who has been attend ing school at Planter's Acade my, returned home last week to see her parents and family. Uncle Jimmie Fulford has lwen quite sick for a lew days, but wc are glad to know that he is fast j improvin Men Think they know all about Mustang Lin iment. Few do. Not to know is •otto ham. Why i» yo:ir u.»sc • if v»»iir f'ai-c*? It i But whi n y«?n .have its virtue. Tay! Ht*!ije*iv *»f Swt»et (»u;n an t Mul lejn will relieve tiie e«»M in thej Ueatl aud restore llie.^ense. What ere^|*in<r tiling i» exactly tour? IV (Iw). But the old tuallein plant i» four ino^t in tlu* rank of medicine. Taylor's Cher okee Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mu Mein will cure coughs colds vnd constnuptiun. Send a 2 cent stamp for 1G page i Riddle Book to WALTER A. TAYOK. jy 2t Atl:«l»i a. Go. ^ — — The Snpreiiit* C‘*iim oi the Uni ted States did not agree with Seu- ttor Joe Browu about llie consti *4ilionahty of the K imuuds I»iil for suppression of polvgjimy. The, *»ain*s ;«re b«*ing arre^teii and im- pri.iom*d. and otherwise having a j hard time oi it. The saints ought j not to break t he laws. . m rr*ori\ whooping corun and I'roncliitix immeiiiateiy relieved hy shiloh's Cure. For sale by J. W. STAN FORD. juuc-HMy. Send for ourTr- pine.— of Woi IsUAItF nich-12 Im. •ff.alth and \ in,” mailed tree. l I.D IJKul'I.IToi: I O.. i Atlanta. On. • ;reut mlvanttige, an d whileT.ow, the such as we all must have: , Stealing, SI irting, Osasbargs, Stripes, Checks, Etc. These G«y.ds have alreadr advanced, hut my customers shall Lave the bcn»*lit of prices at which i bought. Boots' and Shoes for the Multitude, Hats for all the Men and Boys. !IO!.*®s§>cdEilt' 10 4 1 4 «• Gasin-s, Best and Leading Brands, Good as the Best ;»p as the ( beapest. * ily Stock of Hardware Is large and Complete, and in this Line I am prepared to give S-w eial Prices. 6 1 And almost every Article known to a Notion Department I have i n Slock. It. feet, tiny an I almost everything you want can he f„i n ’l at my store. For the Spot Cash I Cannot and Will not Bo Undersold ! TW~ I will sell again oh Time to good parties. I am better pre- ire*I to do a Furnishing aiul Advancing Business than ever before. J mean BUSINESS, and now is YOUR TIMII. Come one, come all. Respectfully. jsntSHT j. McK croinr. The two sons of the late B. II. Hill have good, paying positions averaging fti.OOO per year. each. For sale in CntliLcrt. Lv J- TOOMBS I5UO. The Best Salve in the world for Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever Sores, Tetter, ('happed Ilands.Ciiiihlains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and post lively cures Piles, or no pr.y re quired. ft is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money rc; funded. Price 25 cents j«r Imxi For sale by 4. W. Staxi oud. jail 24 ly. wui-lh, Mr. Farley fans secured a i their march, march away. Werc- fek-R-t-m-U. The statement that Mr. J. M. Barnett iiait committed suicide ia Florida turns out-to he untrue. Editor John L. Underwood ofj ( j a y a vciiiug, set hG gun the Camilla Clarion is a candidate i while standiujj «m log, learn of the ac- Spring Vale »i cjdent that l*efeU Lypf. Grier, one citizen who has provc(4im*Ur tol day last.week whife engaged in a j mod|Wrpr j*«d to be a perfect gi-ntteumo. and a' game of baseball. HI* taU.er: „ ^ ....LV. glorious suubetuu aiuoug the many ' went at oner, but found trim I , , , clouds of adversity, and glooiu, so i badly hurt io be brodgjit lioiec.l See TTiiat tbe Ladies Bay. prevalant iu 'tlus once tod happy iD...Shelly is Uia*«z*»>diug physi- -tTraVe been ua- tand ot purs. rt f -i,.; I I man. LjiHS A irnd* ( who W Linn M*si#»n Female Remedy a sreelt. M'e learn that TTm. IL.se. (t o!.j) many) hope U.erc hun soU. fnllV aSli( l.»» done me creat £0<hL Mb*. while out raliliil Uuuliug last Fn-j rrftlorsd U* faeaiUl . jUwis* I. Muftais.Cilshs, \a.. sac , for the position of Minister | Switzerland. He was cntlitisias- ■ tically endorsed aud reccuumend Hope he will soon bejed Bv the recent Georgia Press wp;i j Convention. He says lie is going IVe heard of a younggentletnan to g;-t it, if he can. tn.d if he can't. down ; ^ Ot.r iloetor^in urosjwcLo) IVil ujwi-""". -...'j ,„,-U'i it'|ie*‘Ifinion, was down hist week. m* , r lo j s|ipi>etl i'll, striking the kaminPr, and made kfrangeiwnts to by , ~7 - I against tin; log iif its fall, causing'hei-ctht* week. He Ifis not yet T" ere |its discharge. The whole load ed; farrieii|.*‘'W“e-fI<i not kfcn’w the; seven’mi! tcred iiis ah iomeji, .and- he For sale in C.itfabertoiilv by etr i. w. ht.Cnfubd. % who went over to iiis girl’s house last week, on a very rainy night, in order to intorm her that the weather was so disagreeable he could not come, and ask pennis ston tube excused. Mr. Barney Lester is the first of our neighborhood to plant cot ton. having planted some last neck. Being the first to plant corn and the firel to plant l-olton. lie has been l.tilled Pink Juweb, the IL S^- hc will just keep right on at the old business—raising “taters” and girl children. SIULOH'S COCGU and t>iu.-«Hiption Cnrcls sold bv ns on a rn.-irar.tci-. It cims consnmution. For sale by J. IV. STANFORD. President Clevelantl is.carrying out the civil service reform in a ,p„njmr. that rt fleets credit to him *nd to can- whole couutrj*. from a comiyugitv ia to he regret tel. ia a ipan living within ... ......... miles of Athens who is so ■adieT 1 Hir I.S* faint already l w»B ducateH to Iris business and faun K tliutbe tut* not-speul a night yfr>nn kosic in thirteen years. 1 %8rt?W ; sA.ffwot5. ; — Iff wHe ha* 'rit factmmiuk Mexieir. IViuSJa Kyuirdy for Borne time, h mi Uko it qilrtMjWly. teiLi evcrNttoe if i* n |*«weeU*»on •© *uf- ieriiu: worn an. S. T. Ifafifas C. it. 2. iw. 4 ' For miu in Ciuhbert only by - .21 J. W. STAKtOBD. ’ f -’Ldsst!. eld, GenenA Josejdi K Johnson has 8 Pneumoniasoerna -tqlm prera lent among the toImcL ji^ople In «ur midst- ' tfeyeraf Heaths ] j#*t week, and quite a 9 -nunAA 4 fc*port- ed as beiug dangerously ill. „ ... Corn ia beg.oing U> |w.p up "j Aiar.u'iteeit. Foraalebj J-W. STAN- gjtrdless o£ llM uuid weather, and, f-(jHL>. ffeen sfipoinre.1 RdiITl«..|- tDm.te^ , r^tffi THAT HACKING (T.TGH can be m> and Babbits am quoted in parts of Texas a 24 cent* a dozen. SlIIMjir* VITALIZEIC i* wliat yon for Casnsfijuitioxi. I-o-sof Apiuriitv. j Dizziness aini Hllfyiuptoius of J>y>|n*j»-j sit. Price H) aiul 7."» cents »>cr IhjUIc. j For sale bv J. W. STANlH-VIiD. ie |gp New Advertisements Psslpssrd Randolph Sheriff Sales. W ILL be sold l>efor« the Court House dis»r in • Cutbbert, Randolph county. Ceor>»a. on the first Tuesday in May next, during the legal Lours of sale, ; an<1 all otliL . r wjr k iu proportLui. the udlowing projicrty, to-wit: One Jimidre*! uu«l Fifty acres of Lot of Isand No. 73. in the 4th District of said cunt.tv. it !:«ing the pl-iee whereon i . mt it i goiaf order at low rates. - - IliiS. ! * . r. J • -:o:- I have just opened at the Owen A Scaly old stand a NEW FURNITURE STORE, and will, as soon as it can be shipped from the Factories, hare an hand a lull line of everything usually kept in a -^FIRST-GLASS ESTABLISHMENTS- [of this kind. I propose to huv in large quantities, direct from., pac- Enroiss Sind WS^CJIS ■ * / r ' CS ' ani * ,v *^ eomiwte in style and prices will, any house in Georgia. 1 have opened a general i IBE UAUR KM D P j In front of Mr. J. C. Martin*.** finano Warehouse, where I do all khid.- of work in WOOD OR IRON. When fanners give me their year’s work I will work as follows: sharpen ing Swr-eps 12*» cents: Turning Plojk-s. Se»inters and Turning Shovels. 10rents; Jerome I» 'Jehus lived in the year *•***»., . ,. . . . c . •opertv * ihnng your I ooking-Stoves, Sewing and to ! Machines and Furniture to me. Fa, issued from J. R. WILKS. *>aid jm»|*ertv l-vfrd on as the property of Jerouie IL Johns, by virtue of. satisfy a morigage Fi the November Term. 18M. of Randolph Superior Court, in favor of J. J. JlcDon- alci. versus said Jerome B. Johns. l*rop- ertv pointed out iu Fi fa and Tenants notified. LOVETT A. SMITH. AprS-Ll Sheriff. Jan 22-! v. and Beautiful Plants f»>r 1885, readv rut _ . . _ in January, with a i’olorcd riate. It w tviii nave lull charge of the btisines», aii'l trill be found M hh po*t al green house and hot-lxouse plants are Public S<|U:tre, Culhbert, Ga, well grown and at low prices. Free to all my Customers; toothers, 10 cts.; «»r a plain cum gratis. Catalogue of .Seeds, Kuss, Orchids, Fruih*, mchl2-4t . Ete.. gratis JOHN. .SAI L. Washington. 1>. C. Ct TATE OF CiE< >KOIA. P k AMiOLPM. CoTKTT. To all Whom it M) Concern. Jas. F. Pealv. Guardian for John H. pBim applies t«» me for letter** of Dis- missioii fr«»iu said txiiardian.-liip, and I will pass ujmiii his application on the 1st Monday in jnay next ot my office i:i C’uthlwrt. said county. Given under my nnm i mnuroi/ir ^^i-fibialri^mnvmiFMaroh h. I. GORTATOWSKY, mar-ia-lm, Ordinary, j WatChMxVlir JefelcT lit EUglTST, WE WANT A LADY | And IKalcr iu family in this pla«*e. Stuck fijrnishfd by oad fillTrrware. as without hi vest meat. Referet»ces in-; dispensable. J. B. WITLING C O.. | All Clock and Watch Work War- Chicago, 111. I ranted. juerllK-* full in really K-io.1 and iH-imtlfiil MauU. ; ,H times, ready to serve all in l.i» usual fair endsrifcird'mamirri" as well a.** all the novelties of merit. The I lH'\!i.'ir,M;,> .< i a-v V t * V . I « .. rich collect iou of tine foliage, and other! KhMhMbLK the place, Owen »k Nealy old stand, East suIq 1 ’•“* * — * , *‘ , -lic Stjuare, Cutbbert, Ga. Respectfully, j. w. Stanford; January 22 0:n. ONION SETS —BY THE— QUART PECK CR 1 AT J.P. Milo Maize! For a Forago Croft saycrior to Cut Tail Millet. For ssle-st JL —Farmers Pills for tak by J. W. Stanford. .