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Newspaper Page Textand Appeal. by jas “independent in Neutral in Nothing.' CUTHBERT, GA., THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1886. TERMS $1.50 IN ADVANCE- NO. 20 EITAULA, ALABAMA, IV mild announce lo their Patrons of this city, and »u«i try. Hint we have just completed our Slock in rine minding conn Clothing «u<l Gents Furnishing Goffs lv that we cal for the Siting and Summer—and d*»n‘t say it boasting!}’ ° coin pete with any House in Georgia. It will Pay You to Give Us a Visit for Your Spring Supply. 1M T G ttTT'M i i8 AH K D UA ELGNAI^ And wi'"gTve ymi'saU=facU<ni, or take Jiack tlie Goods. Atlanta (6a.) Dots Scares fur l.«*t Treasure. Our Tailoring Department Is Slocked wiHi the T.atost Novelties, and wc have employed 3F3BST-D1ASS CUTTETi t«» hate any Goods made to orrlei. 1,-ave their orders with our Agent. POWDER Absolutely Pure. For that purpose. Parties wisliin will please notify us sit Kufatila.oi 'pills !Wt A v«*l «*f purity, or this city. Soliciting an early call or order, we are re-q>crtliilh S.tSTE Fe. May 17.—The mnn\ CUlnethiM About the Ups I lost gold I«M> never had s. bonietnnif ... Jv ! much interest for prosja-ctors a- A Downs of Her Inhabitants.; aow whenever nn fit them I selves out for long expeditions in Hiss Dnnaway Alire. j search of wealth, it is found that . • ,1... ’he legends ami traditions of the Atlanta papers are giving the m ^ well ln lnin ,|. pul,lie some curious ami wonder- j n , c v , t:ans diggings, long cele fill cases that arc quite 1,1 |, r il cd in this region, are now tin in,. U seems a young lad.t of than a dozen pros Atlanta had heett r. polled as J. SHme „( „Imm an ,1’ead. hut it came to the cars o a | ht ^ , K . „„ , hol Uai |. They Consulntion rx-iK.rt.-r th t » , re dueled somewhere in Arizo- was st," alive, and to on lh. , over the New Mexico alert lor news, called at l et ■ ,, ne ; J , lUl where is Hie mystery lenee to learn a,1 the facts, . liss. • f x lilvm twenty year- Dunaway who had been 1- , ^ , hy lmil . e vh :.u soanced dead, saio. f-hteen years of persistent but four years, rheumatism i = uiii.u jc.os i ■ nd neuralgia have resisted nhysi- rians and all other, treatment. My tnuseles seemed to dry up. 1 my lleslt shrank away, my joints I were swollen, painful and laigo, lost my appetite, was reduced to : till poands it: weight, and foi ’months was vxpected to die. I I commenced the use of L. h- I ! aud the action of one half bottle fruitless search that he was no dreamer. Year after year, as the ,,ld man's goings and coinings be mine familiar to the people, the d Wyoming and went north into the Black Hills until lie fonno traces of mining operations, He iieving that lie had come upon the place where the Dutchmen had secured their dust, lie went to work and would have made lit- fortune if lie had not been' driven out by the Indians. On return >ng to Denver, in 1S73. lie told ol I his -discovery and was laughed at. i hut he now asserts as a fact, and I challenges contradiction, that the | lost Dutchman's gulch was near j where Deadwood now stands, and | that it is the place out of which i -m many millions have since been i taken. Although milch speculation is ' 'till indulged ill concerning tin j general location of Carson s placet | and the Lo.-t Cabin, the great ! majority of prospectors have set ■led down to the conviction that I I hev arc both in the Big Horn mountains ln Southern Montana ;r Northern Wyoming. Not one The Drammer Talked Tea Mach. SCHLOSS & HUDDLESTON. marl8 3m. NY FL V HP.lU.iVGS w IRON-ALUM MASS. Gallons of the bp«*t i»f»ver vuric«. A mar- niitl ultolf- l giin*in*<' i . More tYointuiical than th* •rtiinarv kin«N ami rsiHiim he '•*»M »>» •..uipetiti.ni with the multitude «»t I«»» *5Simiv'in'i'-ans^ 'noyalUa-1 convinced my friends that it io; Wail '',re<-t. New a-ould dire me. Its effect was "'“'-'fy I like magic. It gave me an appe- Vili, pave nte strengh. relieved all ’ miv pains and aches, added flesh to" my hones, and when five hot ties had been used.'I had gained si r.scifirno.N price : ! conviction that he was in search , of nil myth gretv upon his ac , , lf - ,| R . |,,. t ,nines has ever been so persistently sought for as that ol qnaintalives, and when lie died a up M.Wfll’D Powder l York. the bust Cabin, and each year finds new and more numerous on the hunt. Poor old Pancake Comstock, the man win * Enterprise & Appeal. little while ago others took the hunt w here lie left oft*. Adams was led to the doposi in: i860 by a party of Indians with whom he was on good terms. r . iV( . , ljs name (f> lhc great Ncv and with three or four friends In si | vl . r l,„l L% : ,nd who was once worked the lead until they "ere ( | |1in ,y I . 0 ,| millionaire witlintit driven off by liosti es. In Ins |j knowjn „ it> Uillcdhimsolf al Boze- cagei ness to get to the V 1 ?f- ,n p ,s j Mlan at , lt io eonelusion of a profit less search for tin* I.ost Cabin An ambitions young commer cial tourist, living in one of the cities on the middle Hudson he came acquainted with a young la lay attending a well known sent inary, whose father is an infltten ial Ctti/.i-n of one of the ashing ton county towns, and is reputed to have a' solid bank . account.— Having progressed in his ncqnsin tance with the young lady so far as to seek and receive an invila lion to visit her at her home du ring her school vacation, he essay ,-d to risk the danger that might attend his reception at the pater nal domicile. Having engaged the fastest trotters and the natli est turnout of the village livery man, our tourist set out. Tlie ride was about six miles, and after l.e had journeyed about half that distance lie overtook a pedestrian and inquired if he was --on the right road to Mr. Smith’- farm house? Receiving an allir- malive reply, the drum titer asked the farmer to ride. The latter -Signal Tree" on Allateoua Mountain. On the crest of the highest peak of the Allntoona Mountains, north of Allatoona and nearly one mile east of the Western and Atlantic railroad, was the signal station- which was established hy General Sherman, during the Atlanta cam paign. There was a large pine tree, about sixty feet high, on the im mediate summit of the mountain. All the limbs except a few at the tup were trimmed off, and a plat form about six feet square was fastened thereon. This platform .ias occupied by the inen w.io <ent signals to the other stations These signals consisted in tin* waving of flags in a peculiar man ncr, or, rather, somewhat alter the manner of telegraphic signals— i lie various methods of waving c instituting a system of spelling word*. From the ground to the top of the tree, large cleats 'were nailed to its ti link, so as to enable the The product of Folrwkn Gai.i.oks of me m-t Mineral Water hi World Evaporated to a Mass. tin uccopy*me year “ Eight months tl Four months ♦ 1.30 i 1.00 . 30 * r,0 pounds of flesh, and am to day sound and well. A (*ift of Nature, not a Patent Medicine. Ai.vKBTisixt; I;atks (ten lino? «*) 1 ♦1.00 30 One square TIip finest Tonic and Appetizer known. . Cures Dyspepsia and In ; ns ** r ti«»ii . • • • • • * Diseases nf the Urinary Organs, (dmlera liifantiim, etc. 1 *.Tv..rt-sements inserted withmit Size iintlle; 50 cents fur Small S>ize buttle. If he slmiild nut have it. and will not it will he sent hy mail. and in his precipitate flight he took no account of thccountry ihrtingh which lie passed, and when he undertook to return to the mines he found himsclt hope lesslv lost. When he died in I.os Angeles he left several valuable charts of the country that he had irater-ed jn his patient searches, as Well as plans for further cam paigns which he said he was con He started out with high hopes of success, but when failure star oit in the buggy, and as soon as j men to easily clttnb to the plat he was seated the young man pull i tonn on the top. 1 he tree tow cd out his flask and asked his new made blend to imbibe. It was declined, and the proffered cigar clicilcil the response that he nei ther drank liquor nor smoked nor chewed tobacco. To this the sharp young man rejoined by avowing Ills belief that there nev er was a man but what was addic ted to some of the vices. Meet ered above the others on the mountain, and irotn its iiec-iiliar ap|iearance after being trimmed up it could be easily pointed out for miles around as the “signal i tree. On the afternoon before the ! battle of Allatoona, which is de j scribed «n other columns of this i issue, signals were exchanged d him in the lace lie gave up the \ ; n „ w j l |, n ,, t -ontradielion on this from that station with the one on and Constipation, Weakness. l>iice: ifl 00 for Large Ask your druggist for it. order it, then address tlie proprietors and postage paid. tidctit would bring Xdvertisement' nisei lHM-ifii-ation as to the lnmib.-r oi in- 1 mi i- i.i;.d,...i niitil onk-r- wt*rti<*ns, will bopublislu**! un» w.l out, an*l **liar*jc**l ;irr*»r«lmviy. AlLa*lwrtisrmi»nts«luo wlu*ii liaim- c‘.l in. — NO CURE, NO PAY eirrrs weak and Inll-iined The best Eye Water in l,„tile. Ask for it,. Have no DICKEY & ANDERSON, Proprietors. Mtlnttfaetliters o( the ahove lb ih- In .1. W. Sr.txtoni>. DICKEY’?* PAINLESS EYE WATER Kyes in a few hours without pain or danger, the World, l’l ice. Only 25 cents per dt her. A ml ttr v Arrivi H;iil Bmol (h-hwlalf. i»\y r\*sr.N*5i:r-. " , ' T - •J :.VJ i*. Cil N* ■ K\-T. 11 :.VJ a. r..\t;KK, Mr. J. P. Ha vis, «f West End. What -Mr. J. P. Davis, of West End, said: “I have only a feu- words to say. which are to state that I have been confined to my licit for t wo months with what was called Nervous Rheumatism, or Sciatica. I was only enabled to ; body else upon the hobble about occasionally by the jn lime. The belief in the Adams use of crutches, and in this con- ‘ diggings is so strong that they dilion I commenced the use of 15. 1 »ilf probably lie discovered in a U. Ii~ four bottles of w hich en \e:jr or two, now that the danger aided me to discard the use of my from Indians has been almost eit- erutelies and attend to business, lintlv removed. The .Mexicans have a legend hunt end his life together. The evidence in favor of tl-.t lie lief in '.lie Lost Cabin is too strong to admit of a doubt as to its oxis to|>ic, lie inquired of the stranger if he knew Mr. Smith and his standing in the community. the summit of Kennesavr Mottn tain, some fifteen miles distant. An Innocent Man. The trial of a man for mprder had just commenced in a Dakota court when live attorney fbr the defense arose and ssid: “If the court please, wc have no fear as to tlie outcome of this trial. In the testimony we shalL prove that the murder was com mitted four' miles front town, at two o'clock in the nfternenn We shall also establish the fact that there was a circus in town that day.” ••Hold on ” said the judge ex citedly, “yon say there was a cir cus in town?” -‘Yes, sir, the Anti European conglomeration showed there that day.” “Yes. I've seen it—two rings, a spatted grave digging hyena and seven lady bareback riders. You say the man was killed abont two o'clock'?'’ “Yes. your honor.” “.Inst the time ol'tlie ring pa rade? ’ “The same time.” “While the elephant and doable humiled camels was going round?” “Yes, sir.” “The prisoner is discharged.— Trying to prove that a man was f.iur miles away from town on such an occasion is looked upon as malicious persecution hy this court. The unfortunate gentle man who was found dead without dmiht committed suicide when he realized that he was ill that kind of a position liimself.—J-.stctiue ( Dak.) Hell. anil thence these signals were re Yes,” replied lie, “J know him ! pealed to the garrison of the forts • i , » . t • i. i . _. t ii..t n o»« P.ice *1 limit, a mile ! tenet*. D lias been found, lost.! vcry well .anti I think he is quite a* Allatoona Fass. about a him lost of any- treasurc i found again, and then finally 1 lost, as all ajjree. and it cannot. •medics, Bristol l»*nn. :nai 18 l v n.« mii.v a wi>ti:hn r.\ss t.oi.NG WEST. I had previously used all w**ll re commended medicines without relief. It has been over one year since usiiiL?B. B. B.. and 1 con | sidor in) self a permanently cured man." about a Arrive ding f\>t. A rrive j < uthlu-rt 11:31 1*. Si»ruitps. Kufaula.. you WILL FIND PI)RN1TI!RE STORE The most complete Stock of Goods in that D E IN TI ST , £^£7 Lino ever before offered in Ciitlibert. ctTiiiassr. oa. L'J.E-Tl Gn. Vni*»n 1 ’ii. Letwccii Montpoin- 1-n-and Sniithvill,-. mid will stop at all retraini St:ition> *»n K,.rt (lain - train makes elo-e < nll- w -cii."i with the Montgomery W Maeon Passsctwerat t'uilihert. 1). PlIKLl’S. Agent. j. J. WORSHAM. Mr I! p. Podge, Ynrdmaster It. It. Makes a Statement* “My wife has been a great snff cier front catarrh. Several phy sicians and various patent medi vines were resorted l<». yet the dis ease continued unabated, nothing •appearing to make any imprc up«»n it. Her eonsliluti ion n finally plicated, tlie poison hi; You will find there about price from to $.10. three hundred Bedsteads, ranging in Post office. ,.00. Bureaus and Dressing Gases from $7.00 t«$l.‘ Washslauds from $1.25 to $25.00. Mafliletop Tallies from $1.50 to $12 50. Woo/1 Top Tallies from $1 25 to $0.00. Kitchen Safes front #1.25 to $7.00. Mill ing Beds from $l -7o to $1, 00. Mattresses from $0.25 to $1.50. < ’hairs from 50 cents to $2.50. Rockers from 75 cents to $5 00. Bahv Carriages from $5.00 to $18.00. Pictures, Picture Frames, Moulding 4 Mats, Picture Cordj and Nails. I’oh- Cornices ol nice designs, and a great many nice things, which will be shown with pleasure hy tlie Manager, who will be constantly on band t“ servo bis fnends :tnd patrons. ( all at any Fine, a friend- SWT Ollie -ifl tl* tf V/. R. THORNTON, D EN TIST it tic of B. B. B. uid placed Iter upon its use, and lo our surprise tlie improvement began at once, and her reco\es \ was rapid and complete. No rodiiced O rrTTTBEirr. g a Fl-’n-K West Side Ui:Mi« over l‘». I- Dunn’s >t-»r--. Stjiiare. ftl.lT-ly other preparation ever pr< .-ueh a wonderful change, and for ! ;i|l forms of Blood Disease I cheer ' fullv recommend B 1». B. as a ; siqiorior Blood Purifier. The Arlington, MRS, W. H. LOCKE, Proprietress i Late >'f tlie National Hotel.) •reelitio and licafty wr-ieomc fur all. B. W. Fiji IS, Manager. < >rtoberl 3-et.. MRS. M. L. COOPER Has Received a Large and Complete Stock of the alincton snvt'lhsl will* Has. Water. I-.lertnr llvl!-' ,m<l Kb-gant Until lio>"" s - Fnlirr rali'fartiotl eilaranlee.l lo all ,vl„. mav favor Lee with their patnmap- i i.Kira's Messrs. K. 1!. Freeman ami f O. l.ofkf. , . «»*.| 1 -«-t I'ufaula. Alabama. SAMARITAN NERVINE, SPEIilG AND SUMMER, GOODS, —Uonsistnig of— BONNETS. HATS. VLUMKS. Ril’.l’.ON'A VELVETS, All of Call SILKS. TLl’SHES and S.VTI NS, of all Shades and Styles, these-Goods sire New; and of the Latest Styles, arid exaurine my Stock before purchasing. Respectfully. tnar25 3m MRS. M- L. COOPER, THU «*F,.IT N^rve Conqueror, never fails. Tlu-onlv known spc-eilie forKpilentie Kits , vJs»» for an»i I alUn.tr >H'Un**» 1 Ni-rvt.ns Weakness utiiekly rclieveU ami • cured. . . ' Ivpialled by none in delirium of lever. Xemralizes germs «»t‘ Mr. Jas. I« Bos worth Buttonholed. “Yes." said Mr. James L. l‘>os win til, au-old Atianiian. “it was twelve years ago when I contract cd a terrible case of blood poison ing. I had no appetite, did not sleep well at night, my digestion was impaired, my throat was cau terized five times and in fact I was a total wreck, i had been under the treatment of several of the leading physicians of Atlanta: tried nearly ctery blood remedy advertised; went to Hot Springs, where 1 remained several months, received no benefit whatever. A truly wonderful blood rente dy was recommended, known as 15. 15. 15. I used it. and, sir, 5 | hollies cured me, and I really be lievc it to lie the grandest and quickest Wood remedy ever known.” 11 is case?*, sicknes 1. G.-- a. Cure- uglv tilotelics.stiililrorn I !,k..! t 'leaieek !il,*o*l. «|ilieWclls i-jrellh.tloli. Kliniiiintes ltoils. I'arlmneles ami sea IVi-iiiaiieiitly. pr.impily cures Paralysis. j| jr^ o i.li-irtiitltrr :H ealils. Send to l’dood Balm Co. A (ran ts, Ga., for their Book of 5\ on- ders, free. (nay27-4t ^ An opening for boys—a hole in the ice. lost gold mind which is supposed to have been handed down from the Aztecs, but in which a lively faith is still placed. According to this story MontCZU ma will one day return to caitli. and some of his faithful lollowers j are keeping guard over the mine I wiili a view to delivering it into his keeping when In shall re-aff near. This fissure of gold, said lo Ire so l u ll that all other mines j would sink into insignificance in comparison with it, is located somewhere in Southwestern Ari zona or Northern Mexico. Tradi- ■ trui says it can lie reached onjt ' through a beautiful valley, and that it is protected by Indians, t.lirce of whom only are from gen elation to generation in posses sion of the secret. t\ lien one itrcs the other two select a third, and t bus the trust is handed down. I Although it ts known that lhc natives will defend the treasure with their lives, various ndventu rers have attempted to find the place in times past, and several prospectors are even now in quest of the deposit. Another lost mine is that w hich is said to have been located in tlie eastern part of this territory in 1060. but which was abandoned in the course, of time, owing to the hostility of’Indians. From i records of tire amount paid in tithes to tlie Roman Catholic! eliurcl'. it is estimated that the product of this mine during the lew vears that it was worked was over $<i< 1.000.000. San An tone set out. at the beginning of this century to find tile lost treasure, . and actually came upon the mine in 1S04. Not being prepared to work it. lie and his followers got together what gold they could carry and set out for a mission on liic coast with tlie idea of getting assistance. To guide them back to the aiine they drove stakes on fell therefore, be a myth. The dis covery was made many years ago liv three men who were pros j ice ting in what is now called the I5ig Horn country. After satis fvmg themselves of the richness of tlie mines they started back after supplies, were attacked by the Indians, and only one escap ed. By the lime the survivor i readied a settlement he was so ■ exhausted that lie fell sick, and i on his recovery the prospect ol i great wealth was more than lie could stand, and he went insane. I’rospeclors tried with the assis- i U | ( lance of this unfortunate imbecile 1 , i,., to relocate the cabin, lint failed, and since then, year after year, men from almost every Western State and territory have taken up ! tlie search. An army officer ope rating a few years ago came upon the cabin and the gold, bill he has never lie on ablelo return to , the spot, though lie has tried re pealeiliy. Among the hundreds of well-known prospectors ’ h mile- fair with Ins townsmen.” j or two south of this mountain, -He's well hooked up. ain't he? ' I and between it and Kennesaw.. “Well, lie owns one of the best! During the evening before the farms in the town, and lie prides [ battle, however, a regiment ol himself on his stock.” I Confederate cavalry occupied the I “lie has a daughter?” j mountain, and, consequently, on “Yes. three of them.” | the next day, signalsfrom Kenne- ‘•Wcll, I mean the one that is ] saw were exchanged w ith the at school in—?l have met her j signal station immediately at 1 and am invited by her to call and the forts above Allatoona l ass. i spend the evening.” ! This tree stood for a long time “All, is that so? She is an ex-j after the war; hut some live or cel lent girl." ! six years ago tlie tree died, and “Well, she is clear mashed on | has since fallen down. It is sup ine, and I intend to do my level | posed that the driving of nails best to marry her aud get a share j into it from the ground to the of the old man's money to set me top. in order to fasten the cleats in business. Don't you think ; to it, was the cause of that a bright business idea.” as it was apparently “Well, as I said, she is a good healthy girl, and one that loves her father j (iozetlc. dearly, anil obeys him in every thing. You could not obtain her hard without her father's con aid a Matrimonial Infelicity. It is generally understood its death a fine, and tree.—Kennesnic lluntc Iff Austin that Col. Yergcr and Mrs. Yergcr fight like cats and dogs. They recently gave a re ception, lo which Tom Anjerry and Bill Y'ard, two Texan uni versity students, wore invited. “Who is that little dude with an eyeglass to whom Colonel and Mrs. Yergcr are talking so pleas antly.” asked Tom. “lie is an artist from Boston wlio is going to paint them on one picture,” replied Bill. “Is—is lit a painter of battle pieces?” “1 don’t know. I believe lie is going lo paint then: in oil.” “Faintthem in oil! What fool ishness. He ought to paint them in vinegar."—Siftings. . I lie Talked Too -Haeli These building associations What a St. Louis Barber Has Noticed. One would snppose that snow and rain and tlie attendant slush and wind would ruin the avocation of the bootblack, but such is not sent” . inav oe *■••••«»,, *« , "i ll see about that. I’d give loafing about the station, anil the ease. It is a popular error to more to obtain the dnlighter's ilian I they may teach man to save ins . presume that it makes any mark- •onsent.” replied the i money, and enable him to get I e d difference. Men have different something ahead, and to build a j habits in this regard. Sonic theolif mai impetuous but ttuiliscci ning\ouna l»l n •* •>-••«* | | {J Jf )\V j * , . j - . have spent vears in the search ! ' \ t il.i« moment th»v were ap-ij need any building association jjelly, ra in or shine; others have for the Lost Cabin arc Bart Berk ,.,,-1,,stately farm house,! in mine. A year ago last August j ltlc polish put cm on.y when they lev. Jack McDonald, Jack Nyej :, ni f as they reached its front the l took my present position. 1 visit a barbershop, while the great and Joe Sweeney. The latter rarIll er s iid- j hadn't a dollar to my name, then, i majority indulge in a shine two. j |,(>iisc of his own, hut I don't think i have their hoots shined spasmodi- i t - l nn t> Liiililimr association I .... IK- r-iin nr tJiim-’ nlllPFS IlUVC once announced by telegraph that ! '“"'I'Vive heic and will get out if! Now I have a nice house and lot. j three and often five or six times a he hart round the "cabin. And a | vo „ ..lease.” ’ j all paid for. and money in the ; ,i av , „„ matter wliat the weather tremendous excitement was occa -pi, 0 commercial man gently j hank, and 1 haven l been very ceo- siontfl. but on further investiga- | ia j u . 4 ( L | 1C trotter*, nn<I as the old nomical either.” lion il was soon shown that he was reached the ground, he j -And what position do you mistaken. Ah the country set , £ a fd to hnu: ’’Now, how much far-J hold?*’ inquired a solid looking tics up the faith strengthens*, and the hunter* is probable ■ tlicr is it t*» Mr. Smith*! in an. that the mines so lon*r sought will be revealed at no distant day.— Xcir York Sun. I am Mr. Smith, sir.” replied 1 “My position? Oh I in a con and you can i doctor on this roa*l. toil sa\ tlie railroad business Saved ilis Life. Mr. D. I. Wilcox son. of Horse Cave, Ky.," says he was. for iii.my the farmer,.sternly. drive on, for 1 will not |iei mit you \ you’re in. ^ to step on my premises.”—All>n- too,ch?^ Conductor? n g A eg ns. N " years, badly afllieled with I’hlhis 'll-, also Diabetes; the pains were almost unendurable and. would sometimes almost throw him into convulsions. lie tried Electric Bitters and got relief front first ].volution Hiscnssed. Augusta, Ga.. May 24.—The evolution discussion meupied to day in the Presbyterian general assembly. Dr. G. D. Armstrong advocated the committee report in a logical speech. II i-hiireli should may lie. There is as much differ ence between men in this regard as in any other.—Globe-Demo- craL Where Was I tat is raptured,’ This question is often asked. said this remain close to anti we will answer it. lie was captured upon lot of land number No,” 51, in the third land district of “Engineer?*’ Irwin county, abont one and one- “No.” j quarter miles north of Irwinville, “What, then?” . the county scat. The land was “Oh, I'm one of tlie directors of, and is now owned by the this company. Your name, I ||on. B. W. Clements, clerk rtf please.” Irwin superiervonrt. Mr. Davis s ! tent was pitched on the south sitle bottle and after taking six bottles | an ,-hor of formulated creed, was entirely cured and had gained ■ jj t ., standard of beliefs were not in flesh eighteen pounds. Says lie 1 1 „ i lt titled with private or person positively Itelicves he would have j a l jntcrprctaltous. Hecondemncd died had it not been for lief afforded by Electric the re Bitters. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by J. W. Stax foi: i>. Dr. Woodrow's theory as roils. Turner Moon,oneofthe Alliens police, besides attending to the duties of a policeman, lias at his quiet little home one of the finest apiaries in the Stale. He took from one glint a few days ago 48 dange-‘ pounds of honey, which sells Mr. Ins of f’liarininjr, healthful Ai*erient ol' WATCHMAKER & CUT I [ BERT, Kills Scrofula. King's Evil, twin Lrothcr- JEWELEB, Changes hail breatii to remoMiig Pouts Biliousness ami clears compicxim < ’lianiiiujr rp>«*lvent. inatt hluss laxative. (1A., Respectfully solicits the patronage of ttoc j uariv^k mUid..ukeu.*wi»a. public. Satisfaction given, and work guar-; mSKirttoi? Z& tpiates routing the plains, but San Anlone fell; jb* Dublin Itunm sick at the plate where the city q-| |C UnhUrt correstionilent of San Antonio now stands and ^ lc Atlanta Con.slitiilion.says: died there. Indians ami despera p) u t,lin is fast buihling up does murdered his companions -|q ie sol ind of the saw and the for their gold, and -is the stakes |, amme r is heard in all directions, which they had set were not cared for, they soon fell away, and the mine was lost once again. In the old Mexican palace in this city are many records giving an account of the fabulous rich ness of this mine, ln one of gives in detail He declared that the l’res ' readily atsix pounds for $1. bvtcrian church allowed wide lib Moon takes great pride n ci ty, but would not tolerate a bees, and has al. the modern im mischievous error like this. Dr. provemonts in gums His bees of a creek, and the skirmish iie- tween the detachments of federal calvary look place on the north side of the creek.—JlatrlciHiville A'etrs. An Old Pair *f Pants. Mrs. Elizabeth Lyle, an old la dy of 055 years, now living over in the edge of Wilkes county seven ' miles from Crawfordvilie, has in Armstrong said ho believed the are mostly of the Italian species, i --- 8#cggioll a p 9 j r „f pants that an ' 1 ,r l ,eV belonged to her father, Mr. Fiort- from j antccd. doufr j. C. Graham, At Store of F. M. Allison. it. Spring and Summer Samples for 1886, v non ivA yA make it. Call ami leave your Order for a New Suit with (■. N. SIMFSOX. .le. iuarlt-i ■*rt*s* o|s=.j is-Lf-li < * u r 5 =72 ? ^=5: > r ■ a ? li o k ‘i tJ o “"5- • — - LADIES! lEVERINC’S GOEFEE K,-t,,ros life-givins l<n.|«rtics to bb««l. Is guarantee*! t** cure nervous clis**rtlers. Ueliahlc when all opiates fail. Refreshes win.l ami invigorates hmlv. Cure-* Dvsnepsia. or money refumleil. . . • . • 1 t... ... "uliVtl The Wonder «"»1 Success Picine Is of great importance to the pub j lie at large. All jicrsoiis after - thorough investigation can rc-jog j nizc its value and conunend its , use, since it is in no sense a pat ented tucdMne. upon the lliroat ease is worthy the consideration to it, of i,lL Its curative, soothing and language in describing the ttrgtn healin- properties are so evident gold as it appeared to bur and fully attested that the most oral ,,r,« 1 ieet,ng ,>art.es haye unwilling are convinced of its vir tues. Nothing more is claimed and neat cottages are springing up as if by magic. This is the coming town of south Georgia. | This is the terminus of the Ten . nille Dublin railroad and the Sa vannah, Dublin and Macon rail , road passes here. This road is graded from Dublin within ten the book of Genesis was a historical , He lias 13 colonies, account of the creation and that all turn out like the colony ", i... ,, ar den ol Eden had a distinct! which he has just extracted, they seoorapliical position. | "ill make him a very handsome ” Dr Woodrow replied this after return. The lioncy is all made n in a two hours' speech. Ue ; from white clover5 which ,s said ^ oed the church not to make to be better for bees man any fi ' st 8 ,. tt i ers n f the country, and "■....itiveiL-liverancc nix>n the Ubinz else. Since the stocK law j u Revolutionary war. into effect t l< j i»' l a Mrs. Lv!e now has the ill noon in a two hours ! wgg« any positive<lclivi‘ruoi*c upon story of the creation of mnn. Tlie church had generally erred when it poached upon the reserva lion scientists. Was the church learn anything? Dr. ley. The pants were made over a 100 years ago, of black satin- Tliey are knee pants with silver buckles at the knees. Mr. Find ley came from Ireland with the Its siiecilic effect them a priest gives tn detail a g ral | e d from Dublin willim ten ■ vcr to l t . a rn anything? Dr. crease ms colonies, - -,nd l inos in .its description of-u visit that he paid m n es n r Macon. There are 400 W oodrow declared that the Scrip j years will have beea to sell. * ^ . . i 1 . . .... 1. m .... t o 1 lii. • v .1. _ AX ........ /.tiil n t tr f»I' L* , . ... ■ 1 . f1 > liic., 1 thing has g*>nc clover is great (leal heller cattle. Mr. Moon exf rets to in i A letter addressed to a man in crease his colonies, and in a few . a ,„i marked on the en- and almost exhausts I velope “Please forward.” was sent ' to the Dead Letter Office with thi* no vor USE Kndnr-cil iu writin.c by ever ••".‘"V T.c:i5ine iJiysieians in V. and Kurope. 1 eaiiiii" i-lenrvim-li in 5 . and l-.ur”pe l'»i«-a<es of the IiI.hhI own it a iim.|Ueror i-„r cite Lv all leadinp 1‘rusnsts. and ; ill ('utitLcrt by .1. \V. Stofoei>.$I..vi | Hate. It has almost entirely gain THK 1»1L s. A. uU'ilMiiNDJjKi:'1XF- j ls „ rea j na , n e through its mcr and tlie recommendations of doned.” :,ll i,‘a,iiiic 1 mik.-ki-i-. itml i for it than it will itsoll substan fhe i hands on the Macon end at work, uires ,p,d not. pretend to teach his j Secsort Rank of Royalty. and the cars will bo running Iroin torv geography or science. Dr. j . . sccon d rank of! notice: ■ s, ' v ' here to Macon by the 1st of July. I Armstrong’s committee could not : 1>: J ‘ F j ] ca< i very: -'Can’t forward, the durn kuss ... ..... left Then; are 900 hands at work ” n sav t|,at man’s creation was an ] ivcs T| le y;isDeda»ddownTranc»al!*l>rt«- liere in limes past in search of the ^he savannah end, and the von illime ,ii alc act without animal i to fin ,l cottals in so mine, but they have all ret»rned lraclcrs say the cars will be run- liarentaR e. ; • ,, ’ e^tv' they must be surrounded r.-r footsore and weary with long n j„g over it lo Savannah by the T|, e debate continues to night. ! * ’ .~:t a i n decree of state and ‘ What's the name iff J journeys over arid plains, and, lst October. The railroad; j.- ratcrDa i greetings were ex ' "renmny they have their people-1 horse?” asked Jones ot Br , '“ n - destitule of intormation of value. ■ s i, f ,ps are lo lie located here. 1 ; changed to 'lay with t he northern . f' e -.lij- 'cvcryhiMly courtesies . after lie had driven around Inns In the same war Kit Carson's will also be the terminus of lb” Presbyterian assembly now in jJ’ t i, em . B„t lliis is several times on the road, lost placer, the Dutchman's Dublin, Ainericus and ^ Colombus j sessjlin alt Minneapolis, and mvt | * of t j ie j r grandeur. “Congress.” Gulch, and the Lost Cabin have railroad, on which work will soon tations were received to join in the : )ps are no t to be com- “Funny name. NV Ity do you Boiu.n- of blood, sore or tight been the objects of years of fruit begin. There is also a line m . M l e |,ration of the centennial of the , ^ wilh Uic rcV enucs ol the | call him that?” i chest, “weak lungs, hoarseness, I less search on the part of thou S teatncrs on the river, whiel, inn , csta |,i ls l 11U e n t of the church “ ! {,;, t , ilitv . Umjr jewels and toilets! “Because be never passes sore throat, loss of voice, catarrhal; sands. Some peoplej believe that, Iron, here lo J*'™* ‘ Amenta, in 1 lulailelphta, | art . inferior to the trappings ~ r chronic, hack ! the Dntt-hman’s gulch has' been , and Savannah, niere was > ysS6. Cl!.'. Proprietors, s't. Jo>ei»ti. VIo. Oirrospou’W-v trelv answers I Lv its Pliysieiiins. Fortcstiimniial anil ein-ii- i[ 10 se who have used It 111 Lon Tars-eml >t unn. -cptl"-.-t | a „ m „,i n „ Bronehitis, Asthma. .... " ht any- 0> throat affections, conrait- «*o-1 urc " ■ , . _i„ n „ i . . - I many ot me lames «■■«* "»l| ;Oll Vour Table r AnVrpTmFRS '"S’ irritating and troublesome 1 found, and old Tom Ldsoil is ol pet^fn.m here 3- ^ I S av, tliev do not wear hats ot them; they have no great estates 5^1'^ 1 , ADV JAlV 1 idCK-D coughs it is surprisingly-effecTive. i the number. lit 1864 two Gu last year, I c jnot they do not wear 0 r mansions even, but must put SO m , tv. Mid TI101.11I, oromut and.efficient it is! mans came into Denver with a cotton. Next sc* > ( . > the with aoartincnU in some lialf- of thing many of Uic ladies who wait on : '..t\C Si J SuCIfftCUlpiaUtU J*OIU te-vi’I 1 Or. lv. *tan«r* frt n E. LKVEltlXa .v CO,. IIALUMOKE MD Can learn tlie exact cost coughs it is surprisingly effective, i the number.. In Though prompt and efficient it is j mans came into the liter- u.i,*U,L tkroton Ur»ll ■"> '-I' «"• r * ,lr '“ J _i ih. „ ,!.™i .,r in,|,,,.n,l«lbO.-“'l“"* *• that sort, not a hat of do not this the „j, with apartments in some A fashion paper says seal sac- must put! ques arc rapidly going ®*» half- fashion. It is probable that W Paml How • Oil and Lead never eheajjer than now at J. M ■ $taxfoki> s. of any proposed line of advertising in American Papers by addressing Geo. P. Rowell A Co., tile for children. Wherever known ; they it is tlie mothers’ favorite cough got it. Exchanging it lor sup- medicine for the infant children plies they set out again toward vdtilts, tsinec you have lo I the nortii, and that was the last al-1 that was ever heard of them. As not the | they present of impoverished'! skin saeque and pay your ways Take money tn any case. I found in the vestibule, ...... . . I coat that 1 left, anil which I found, i royalty is pitiable valuer ■ • V .12.1 • Lot vviht * 1 ! ..... lL.,1 'Pint 1l!lt lllri ** 1 a seal seen on the than riidgcs the motive •* I aprl-ty A?. Apcnt for the American Bible Society, ! can v C ll you any she or stylo ot' Bible .'tainciil at *'< Newspaper Advertising Bureau, IO Spruce St-, Hew York. Drugs, Chemicals. i forioo-p»g« Psmphlet i dealers at 50 cents per lioltle. ; aprjLet j J. P. TUIISER * BRO,. ’ ! Sole Manufacturer an-1 l’ropr'i Patent Medicines, Sundries airs, so.11% etc.. Crockery, ( rockery. «>r To ii. j: r.ui 1 it T‘ mi.MNS. -Tr . marl ct E. TGGMBS*. Jr.. i.ivvl Lino. ;it I-oyv ITdt.-. at feblS-L'. KIKK-rKVS. Agent. He Was in a Harry. i et cetera. Say, I did that, not.1 dignified. The nation Do not intercept me, or delay I done il; I am, not I be; I would i them their alhrwance, and Uireai- I r , I,-:. me I moment.’ said a gentleman j «. 0 if I could, not I should go, tl , ens not to suppo.tthcti UitUlrc . get the best. Ask lor Ticixb almost anyrtiing would bait the me a momcnv, s* awful T could-'she looks ill. not she looks I —London Letter. no other cough cure and you gold hunter in those days scores to a f iend, for I am in an awt.il cm. 1 slit 1 « . g mcant _ , will never be disaiiiKiintod in the j of men set out and explored the hurry. , ' _ . - | Love is said to lie Sold by all drusgists aud country near and far to the north, j ‘What s the matter, rep tei i . j troops have the Indian power ol the world, and yet hfly but they came upon no tra-e of friend. Tom E Ison ! -Oh. nothing, only I have jus. bought mv wife a new bonnet and I want to get home before the style tbaages.’—Carl l'rct zel. street. ! result. Columbus. Ga. Sold by J. W. Stanford. Cutli- bcit, Georgia. jat>21 lv. the "Dutchmen.” never gave up. however, until he j satisfied himself that he had j found the gulch. He began liisj prospecting iu Uic southern pari women oiitofevery ninety l»p The troops business down to a fine point now. j six—well seasoned General Milts has offered $50 foi I will stick to it that a wUlsaamwai the head of every Indian and i broom handle is more rclia >le $2,000 for the head of Gcvuuiino, j than moral suasion tor immediate when biuii^lit tu Uiiiia • iv^u!lt> When lie was married be pron» ise*l to vleave to her to the end- And every lime they visited the theatre he clove at the end of each act. Flipkms was passing along the street and saw a trunk outside the door of a dealer, hearing the legend. “This size for $10.” do I,” said Flipkins. “Si INDISTINCT Ppimt

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Cuthbert enterprise and appeal. (Cuthbert, Ga.) 18??-1888, June 03, 1886, Image 1