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Biw York Cost!
While 1 do not advertise to sell
air Good* at “Sew York Cost.” or
26 per real. Less <*•« Ace York
Cirl) Still Wy comparing Prices,
lailfdoit judges have found that
Tac CanKK Der Goon IlmsE of
-Doc* Cuthbert own a dude?
IS. CK Mathews
la actually selling GochI* wag be-
hw the an calletl “Xcte York
CoeC Price* ollered elsewhere.—
The-Gwg” is ton old to eatch <>n
If you want to buy the best re-
—Miss Ilallie Smith is visiting
in Macon this week.
—Alisa Florence Powell is vis
iting in LaGrange.
—Tire Commencement
grand success.
been
—Mr. Young Daniel has
dangerously ill this week.
—The Board of Trustees of
Andrew College made a flattering
report on Wednesday.
To be found in Cuthbert. conic to
scene. I have got the Goods to
suit you, and it will pay you to
Lean My Prices
Before buying.
Fine Kitl Hutton Shoos and
Slippers a Specialty.
Respectfully,
JAS. G. MATHEWS.
—The music at the Methodist
church on Sunday last was ex
ceptionally tine.
—One of the negro paupers on
tile Poor Farm died on Sunday
morning last.
—M iss Lula Downs, of Talbot-
ton, is visiting in the city, the
i guest of Mrs. J. M. Redding.
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—A quantity of sewer pi|>e
has been received for.use at the
new Court House.
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—A series of meetings will be
corn!ueted at the Baptist church
commencing on Sunday morning
next.
This morning a quiet, though
happy marriage, will transpire at
the residence of Mayor S. E. Free
man, the contracting partica be
ing Mr. Legh R. Freeman, of
North Zakina, Washington Terri
tory, ami Miss Janie Ward, of
this city. So quietly had the
preliminaries been arranged for
this delightful social event, that
We were present last Friday by
special invitation, at the magnifi
cent reception given General Gor
don at Dawson. When the 3
o'clock train arrived,
brought him to that city,
were at least a thousand people
wailing-its arrivsL As soon as
he appeared upon the platform of
the car, the air was literally rent
when a few days ago it was ru- j with shouts of ••Gordon, Gordon.”
mored that Aliss Janie was to be He was taken in the arms of his
LCX3AL NOTES.
—After thn 2nd of July steps
can lie taken to have another vote
on the stock law in Randolph
c mnty.
married, society was on the qni
cite to learn of the circumstances
leading to what was termed a love
story. iHirderingon the romantic.
Mr. Freeman, though living many
hundred miles away, learned
through his brother, our esteemed
fellow citizen. Dr. S. K Freeman,
of the noble qualities of the voting
lady who goes back to the Terri
lory as his bride, anil determined
to win ker-for his own. A cor
respondence was brought about,
and the acquaintance thus formed
rqmned into love, for how could it
he otherwise, when the lines were
tracts I by a |>cn which told the
sentiments of a mind as pure and
rich wiih all the sweetest and best
gifts of nature, culliratcd and re
fined as the young lady's is known
... ... . . , to lie? They were sure to meet
—Mis. Anna kutdoo returned ,^ » ^ r J lv „*,„,**, in ,[»e no
last Thursday from a pleasant j |,i e character of .Mr. Freeman, and
visit, in her sister, Mrs. Trapp, :n he was not slow in making his
Anniston, Ala. adoration known.
— A lew days ago he arrived in
I the city and sought the presence
{ of the lady who was so soon to
lie his wife. The preliminaries
[ I were arranged and the
—Lost, near the Postoffleea few
days ago, a small map of Annis
—(junmrnecunOnt season and
fodder pulling lime will Wring
rain even in the midst of a dry
drought.
old soldiers sod friends, and hard
ly |>ei mined to walk to the eie
gant carriage, beautifully decora
ted in red, white and blue, that
awaited him. Headed by the
Dawson Brass Band, the march
was begun to the city. IVhen the
cannon, that had been hroughtont
to do service on that occasion, was
tired, the elements were diatnrbed
by the "rebel yell” that went up.
Mi. Entitm:— Permit me to
state my riewa of the
gubernatorial caavass.
Major Bueno and Central Got
don da not aeem to mm
They h* both iwpaflaMe demo
crats. It is not clear, that they
are the exponents of conflict io'g
poiieieoofMlote government. In
voting for oae or the other, I can
not feel, that I am taking a stand
on any political issuer The ques
tion is oae of personal fltaeee and
claim for the office.
Major Baron and his hirada do
not aet np any great-mad self-
sacrificing public setbirc of hi*
by which he has acquired n claim*
to the distinction of being our
Governor. If one should say, it ia
■Inc to hA talents, without dis
parsgrment to him, it may well
lie answered, that Georgia has
many sons of «qnal abittly, whelk
1 be General spoke I jr two hours,; cr a * lawyers, orators or atatemea.
although somewhat hoarse. Hojqhry d«‘ not pretend that they
took up every charge that had ; tlart a right to the gubernatorial
lieen made against him by his o|h j |f [,[, legislative career ia
[Kittenl and his slander organ, and ! j nTO ked, it mar be admitted that
invited every one present to ask j he has done well. But very maar
him any question they desired, sta- j,alters liars Iteen ae useful ia tup-
ling that lie would answer it j porting good measures and pro-
[•riiuipUy U|H>n the sjait. He dc j muting wise legislation. One fact
iiuetl bis position upon the State j ,-xistsT Most of his time as a
Rowi. saying lie was opposed to legislator, he has enjoyed the lion
its sale, and if the Legislature j ur~of being Sp
ZMectalave.
-«wv
WHITE AS
Askaiial Answered.
m. -wing S|wdmMthe
were to recommend its sale, if he! Hc-made a good Speaks
was Governor, be would veto it. ' • * ’ “
He also defined his position on
the Railroad Commission, and
showed tiie protection it is to the
people. While we honestly differ
with Gen. Gordon in his views on
tiiis question, wc hare sufficient
House.
. . tt. But
his service
pensated. Hf rnnfht a much
larger per diem than unofficial j
representatives. The honor and
distinction were liberal par. And
what altout the work? It baa cer
tainly hail several advantages.
1st. What will whiten my teeth? Delec-
taUrr.
lM. What will rlran.w my mouth? I)e-
h-falatp.
Jfcl. What will harden azul beautify
my gtimi*? IMrctalave.
4th. What will purify my breath? De-
Irctalave.
Mb. What will aid in preferring my
teeth? IMertalave.
Kh. What will prevent the forming of
tartar? fMectalare.
7th. What will neutralize any acidity
of the Salim? lelwlalavt*.
ittb, What will cure tender and bleed
ing ginus? Delertnlave.
DELECTALAVE,'
AND BE CLEAN.
Wtf.VifTnK For ?*al«* by J. W*. Sta li
ft *nl and T. S. Powell. t’utlilwrt, tSa.
BitySMy
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Many a person is starving with
• fnll table before them. Appe
tite gone! Ambition gone! Life a
burden! Wlial is the matter? The
Liver has ceased to do its proper
work. The life channels are
clogged. Poisonous fluids are
thrown back into the blood, which
should lie thrown out. SMITH'S
BILE BRANS will surely stimu
li xed lor to day. Culliticrt loses-
fViU'ii. Prairie Mange, and
Scratch of every kind cured in 110
minutes by Want ford's Sanitary
lotion. l T se no other. This nev
er fails. Sold by
jsn28 Cm t. S. POWELL.
—Refreshing showers have fal
len in this vicinity recently, and
crops are now experiencing
finest growing season, so far,
year.
the
ton, Ala., which the finder will
please return to this office.
— Ripe |H-aeliesJiave been [ilon-
tiful around town for a week. We
have vet to hear from the first
melon man.
mam
—Mrs. J. M. Boardman, of
M: icon, lias been in the city sever
al days, visiting relatives and
friends.
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—We call attention to the pro
|onoof its noblest and best ladies
’ by this union. For several years
she has bei n connected with An
drew College, as one of the Facul
ty, and is endowed nitli one of the
brightest and most cultivated
minds of any lady in the city. Be
loved by all. she cariics with Iter
• confidence in him to believe, that He was exempt from the neccssi-
ceremont ; jf the people of Georgia desired | ty of taking issue upon the many
j the Commission modified, (as we questions of legislation, about
do.) lie will not op|Mise its modifi
cation While lie is for the Com
mission, as it stands, he has no
where said he would op|K>se its
modification, if desired by Ibe
[icople. He said be had been ac
cused of running iiuk-jiendcnt, and
i — - — . wished to say there, as elsewhere,
the warmest wishes for her future I t | lnt jf |,j s opjmnent w as nomina
happiness. Mr. Freeman is juMjtci |iy the Democratic party, he
would lie found in the front ranks
battling for bis election. His ref
erencc In W. II. Felton was seath-
I gramme
ibis j Institute.
1 who attend.
— F. Pulaski A- Co., offer their
stock of Carpets at greatly re
duced prices. They have a few
pieces of Brussels anil Ingrain
eft. . Look at their Carpets be
ore yon [dace your order. ct
—A better crop of oats will be
harvested tilts year than at first
expected. They prove a valuable
splice to the farmer in finishing
the crop.
m s wi
Baldwin's Protection
of exercises of
A [ileasant
Shell man
time for
Allison: "I 11 tell
my experience so
—AT—
C. N. SIMPSON'S.
•pr8-!y
mam —
— Quite a number of school
girls left yesterday for th—ir re
el .dive homes, and the College
will assume a deserted appearance
for several months.
— ■. • —
—Til* pleasures incident to
Commencement have somewhat
allayed the warmth of guberna
torial politics. It is s rest greatly
enjoyed Ity the sweltering scribe.
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—I am paying the highest
market prices for fat Beeves.
Come and see me before selling.
It CRAWFORD ATKINSON.
Mr. T. A. Goodrum, of Cuth
Viert, passed through Blakely.
Tuesday, with his two ponies
which the News advertised a week
or two ago. lie found them near
Cedar Springs, and was returning
to hi* home when w-c saw him.—
Early Countg -Xc.trs.
F. Pulaski & Co.
sell Hats for men,
boys and children,
cheaper than any
other house. et
—Mr. J. A.
you gentlemen
far, as :i tanner, is that lie has to
go a mighty long time between
drinks.”
m a m
—The crowded condition of
onr columns this week prevents
the ap|iearanee of several commit
mentions. They will keep well,
however, until next issue.
—-m- a — —
—M r. Jas. McKenna has been
doing some of the best work on
College street this neck we have
seen done in the city for a long
ti me.
—-m- a m
—The young people enjoyed a
pleasant gathering last evening
a’. Powell's Hall complimentary to
the visiting young ladies in the
the one to appreciate the jewel lie
plucks from among us, and will
make a devoted loving and noble
husband. May the brightest and
choicest blessings crown them
through life, is the earnest wish
of evorv citizen of Cuthbert.
ing. lie showed the cause of Fel
ton's great hatred of him. That
when repeatedly an independent
candidate for Congress in the 7lh
'■'hr Hum .Hretisg.
day. Straws are signifi ; .tumping the State for him.
lie took a vote of the crowd, which
showed about twenty five to one.
Terrell county is certainly for
Gordon.
city.
—A
[tarty of gentlemen i |K>rtcrs of M «j. Bacon, it would
this place have arranged to visit i | iavc a complete refutation ol
St. Andrews Bay in a week or | this charge against them liatl they
1 hey leave Mils evening for their j District, tn ing to Mahoneize the
home in the Best. I State, lie went into, ami stumped
iiis district against him, which
resulted in his defeat, lie said
"A Bacon combination defeated j ie wonLi consider his democracy
a primary in Randolph county the i ,.„ c *f„. na i > | e if w. 11. Felton was
other — “• — “
cant.
Wat-lip the above from our es
teemed contemporary, the Thom
asville Times. There was no fight
made in this county over the man
„cr in which the delegate, to the rjvj^ Goods
gubernatorial convention should
he selected, yet wc lielieva a pri* for Dresses at Pulas-
mary election would have been! aret J lc prettiest
preferable at tins time. It has, M.
been charged against the B*uo» ; 111 tO\Vll 9 2111(1 tll^l!*
! element in the State that they are | p r j CC g ^Jj e lowest. Ct
against primaries. »> Ini* tills < z
! may not be true, in view of the
: fact that every member of the Ex i
[ecutive Committee present when
! the mass meeting for *,he 6lh of.
July was called, are ardent sup
which in embers differed, and by
dehaling and contending on which
men encountered dislikes and
made enemies. He could record lite.
hi* vote on the popular side, and,
when he fell that it was a good
opportunity to make favor to him
self, he could take the floor and
speak popular sentiments. As
soon as his gavel announced ad
journment. lie was free to go nut
upon social enjoyment and after
gay society until the openihg of
the next session. But many a
committeeman had to work all
through the recesses. Many a
member on the floor was pressed
into active debate in behalf of
good measures, or against eril,
and had to bear the consequent
late the liver to doits work well,
and headache, sallowncss and
bad breath will flee away. Price,
25 cents per bottle at druggists.
We venture the prediction that
in the event of the nomination of
General Gordon for Governor
Doctor Felton will run as an In
dependent candidate, anil that
the Macon Telegraph will not
support the nominee.—Itkmae-
Bnrklen's Arnica Sulve.
The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts. Bruises, Sores. L'leers. Salt
Rheum, Fever SMes, Tetter,
Chapped Hands.Chilblains, Corns
and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or no pay re
quired. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money re
funded. Price 25 cents [>er liox.
For sale by J. W. Stahfokiv.
jnn 25 ly.
sf J*ha Ketty.
The Atlanta Capitol pays the
following-tribute to John Kelley,
the lvoss ofTsmmany, and withal
the most soecesafnl politician in
the State oI New York:
In the dlalb of John Kelley,
New York loses one of the most
remarkable, men of Iter history.
He wieit&d an immense influence
in politics. Tammany Hall knew
him as a proud leader. Commer
eial circled regarded him with
pride. Ilf was a self-made man.
honest aiff&upright, |iossessc<i of
an indomitable will and great
force of character.
RELIEF!
Forty Yq^xs a Sufferer From
t’ATAHliH,
'Wonderful to Relate.
-FOR FORTY YEARS I have be«*n a
victim to CATARRH—three-ftmrtli-H of
the time :t suflerer from KXtTM't.’IAT-
1X0 FAINS AOtOSS MY FOREHEAD
un«l MY NOSTRILS. Tl»e durlwrsrjt
were so offensive that I hesitate to men
tion it. exeejit for the jjootl it may «lo
«iHiie other sufferer. I have sj*ent^ a
you up fortune from my eaminp* during
iny forty years of suffering to obtain re
lief from tiie tloctors. I have tried pat
ent medicines every one I e»mld learn of
—from the f«»ur corner* of the eurtli.
with n»y relief. And AT LAST i,57 years
«»f ape >. have met with a remedy that has
enreti me entirely--made me u new man.
I weiplied 12s pounds and n*»w weiph
144L I uspfl tliirteeti lstttles of the imtli-
eine, and the onlv regret I have L* that
heinp in the humble walks of lih* I may
not have intluenee to prevail on all ra-
tarrh sufferers to uso what has cured me.
iiiliiN I'itMtr Blend Itiorrf.
HENRY 1TIKVES.
‘*No. 267 Second St.. Macon. t*a.*’
“Mr. Henry Cheves. the writer «»f the
above formerly of tVawford e»»unty. ii«»w
of Mncon. Ha.* merits the confidence of
all interested in catarrh.
\V. A. IU FF.
Ex-Mavor of Macon.
A. SUPERB
Flesh Preiucer and Tonic !
Clalaa** PUnrer I
t’tire* all Flood and Skin Diseases. R!»en-
matism. Ss*r*»fnla, Old Sore*. A |*erfei*t
Spring Medicine.
If not in your market it it will l*c for
warded on receipt of price. Small hot-
tles $1 OH; large bottles |1 7 ».
Essay on liltskI and Skin Disease*
mailed-free.
M At’ON MEDICINE COMPANY.
aprS-ct. Macon, tieorgia.
A General Strike.
-H-
Tlic people of Randolph and surround
ing counties have struck for
Lover Prices in Dry Goods,
and as we are always willing to please
our customers, we will sell our Large
Stock at
PRICES TO SUIT ETERTBODT
We arc compelled to turn onr Roods
into cash, and knowing the scarcity of
money, wc will give you great indnee-
ments, and intend to
A young man who docs not re i
spoct and love his mother and is
not kind to his sister, may man-
n-sentment of opponent*. Sir, ... ...
- age to get a wife, but sits will
never have a husband, but a mere
brute in his cruelty, and mean
ness.—Hampton Enterprise.
two. From the names down on| L . a i|c| a primary election. Wc
t he list they will have a delightful j n -in a.i.i, however, in fairness to
time. ! tin* gentlemen, that mass meetings
have been the precedent in this
county, and upon second thought.
H. O. Beall have several acres it seems to l»e proper tor the fae-
each, of the finest cotton wc have non controlling the largest num-
•—Messrs. G. F. Barfield and
—One of the licsl written com
munications on the gubernatorial
situation, which wc have read
during the whole campaign, we
reproduce t.v day from the col
units of the Dawson Journal, and
signed ‘‘Patriot.” It is worthy
the closest scrutiny by supjmrters
of either of the prominent gctitle-
men before the people.
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—Business prevented our being
present to witness the examina
tion of classes at Payne High
Fchool taught by Prof. Peppers,
but we are told it was highly sat
isfactory to ail concerned. Asa
thorough teacher, Prof. Pepper
lias no sujierior among his race
in this portion of the State.
jR Bailraad for Usthberl.
Again the curiosity of our pco
phi ia to be aroused over tac
whisperings of a new railroad. It
will, hardly be necessary to add
that their enthusiasm will not be
fired by such rumblings, since the
railroad horizon lias been so often
darkened by the siuoke from the
imaginative locomotive plying be
tween Florida and the Northwest,
Vm-mir own lovely city, only
seen this year, adjoining tlieir
rcs|>cclire residences.
— ■ ——»•-*. —
—We learn that Judge Clarke
re sentenced Hudson, the Clay Co. I
murderer on Tuesday morning J
last, to hang on the Utli of July i
Speedy justice has overtaken this •
destroyer of his fellow man.
m a m —-
—We are glad to see that our
old friend. Gen. I). Smith, has
been promoted to the conductor-
ship of the day passenger traiu
on the S. W. R. R. George is
clever, anil makes as good a con
■iuctor as ever pulled a bell line
on any train.
ber of ballots al that meeting to
have the delegates. The incoven-
IIllrd osThr JaJgrs
The Albany News anil Adver
tiser docs not like the report ot the
Cuthbert itemizer for the Tele
graph about the recent contest in
that city, between the colored
company from this place and tlic
cnmpnny in Albany, judging from
the following from that journal:
"Wc find the following in the
Macon Telegraph of yesterday.
It docs great injustice to the gen
tlemcn wh-» acted asjudges in the
contest which look [dace in this
city between Eagle No. 2 ami the
ience of 'armors leaving their farm Dufianw x „ 2 of Cull.lmrt; and
a flairs at this time »( year, is the nlC!in insinuation against the
greatest argument against such a , , u)S ., ilaiitT amI integrity of Eagle
method, but the meeting having:: Xo , is .imply slanderous ami
outrageous, as every one who was
in Albany on Thursday and
been postponed until the 6ih ofl
July, wc Ihiuk every democrat in
the count!', who feels an interest
in either candidate, can easily lay
business aside for a day and come
out to the mass meeting.
—Mr. W. W. Flemming, of the
Early County News, spent several
days the first of the week in the
city, the guest of Mr. F. A. Hoop
er. Our office was favored
a pleasant call from him,
we appreciated, the News
one of our most readable ex
changes.
—The grand jury of Terrell
county, besides attending to the
business of the county found time
to pay the following compliment
to Judge John T. Clarke, which
they embodied in their general
presentments:
Before adjourning we must be
permitted to express our approval
wilii : an 'l bigli admiration »f the Hon-
which ! ‘"-able John T. Clarke, Judge of] acknowledge their defeat, which
—Quite a number of visitors
are in the city this week, attend
ing tiie commencement exercises
of Andrew College. The youth
and beauty of neighboring towns
have lent tlieir presence to the
enlivening occasion, and our gal
lant beaux have been indefatiga
ble in tlieir endeavors to do the
occasion full justice.
It is not in ;
being ot" - circuit. .. ,
~ formal way, but with pride and ]
gratification that we refer to that
administration.
It is distinguished for a degree
of ability, uprightness and fideli
ty which is unsurpassed in thc
judicial history of the State. We
arc confident that we voice the
sentiments of. not only this coun
ty, lint the entire cirenit, when
we say that his retirement would
be a public loss.
—Col- Arthur Hood visited, g nn ,i av . J n „e 20th, Commencement
! Macon this week to look after t lie j Sermon at the Institute, by Judge J.
! interest ol the city of Cuthbert vs. i T. Clarke,
i Davis, of quilting fram* notoriety,! Monday, June 21st,
who brought suit against the city
in the United States court for al
legeii damages sustained here
some time ago front imprisonment
at the hands of the city aulhori-
' CmnesresieBI Evrrcists sf
Mkrtliinis IsalUste.
ties for resisting officers.
m.
A Carl.
Some person desiring to
place tnr in a false position
T"’j the public, has circulated the re-
K i port ia the 5th District of this
dispelled by the light of reality. ’ count y, thatifl am elected to the
Examination
>f Classes from S:oU, A. M., to II, A.
M. Contest for Gold Medal in Dec
lamation, by the Primary Class, elos
ing about noon. Entertainment at
night by Hie Chi Phi Societv, begin
ning at 7P. M.
Tuesday, June 22d, Examination of
Classes from 8 :oO, to 11. Prize Con
test by Sub Freshman Class, closing
at main. Concert and Prize Contest
the Speaker's place is a well paid,
nice place, and beautifully suited
i to the wants ot the politician
At the conclusion af his speech, j whose main study is popularity.
1 ' I cannot regard Major Bacon's
enjsyment of that honor so long
as a just ground for him to claim,
at the bands of the people, the
gulu-rnatnrinl office.
The truth is, his whole case ts
rested upon an effort to show Gen.
Gordon incapable and unworthy
to have the office. 1 think but
little of any man's claim, which
depend* so largely on tearing
iliwn fils adversary’s fame. Be
sides. General Gordon, m young
man, alaked his all upon the mili
tary service ot his country. He
won a soldier's fame, a»t less bril
liant than the brightest names in
ancient or modern history. His
suffering and sacrifices were
numerous, severe and of long en
durance He was fire times
dreadfully wounded at Sharps-
burg. This splendid military
record was followed by years of
devotion to public service in civil
life. His wonderful military re
nown, bis personal address and
great personal magnetism made
hint a diplomatist of rare power.
His influence in the United States
Senate and in Ilia private coun
cils of presidents and statesmen
was excrllcd bv none. All this
he exerted to help his downtrwl
den section. T» him. more than
any one else, South Carolina owes
her deliverance from the devour
ing jaws of Radicalism and car-
pelbagiam.
Now contemplate his splendid
history. Is it not a treasure, of
which Georgia should be proud?
Should we not rrjoice to hand it
down untarnished to future gener
ations? But it is proposed to cover
up all the glorious light of such
a record with reproaches of intel- j
leclual feebleness anil moral cor ]
ruption. It is proposed to- de
prtve my children of the saliafac
tionof claiming, among the evi
dcnces of the glory of their native
State, the fair and luminous histo
ry of John B. Gordon. I resent it.
As a proud Georgian, 1 will not
consent to have his history marred
by the addition of a false page
charging him with incapacity and
disgraceful corruption. I will not
rote for a man, whose great argu
ment for my support is an effort
to blacken such a fame. Let
Georgia hurt back upon those,who
undertake a work so inglorious
for merely private advancement,
the ignominy which tfccj are seek
ing to fix on one of Georgia's no
blest sons.
Let the people of Terrell county
and all the surrounding country
come out to Dawson next Friday.
June the 4th, and hear Gordon’s
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For sate in
Stab ford.
vuiliucit by J. W.
OCtZ2 tv.
Dr. W. H. Felton has said U>at
lie will not support Gordon if nnm
mated. Tin* bring* the prol.a
bility of a bolt in view.—Courier,
Thursday night can testify. Wc
can not believe llial this commu
nication to the Macon paper
emanated from the visiting lire
men ot from cither of the Culh-
bert gentlemen who accompanied
them, one of whom was one of the
judges at the contest.
Cuthbert, May, 28.—The Cuth
bert fire company returned from
Albany this morning, greatly in
dignant at the treatment of tlieir
neighboring brothers. The con
test was non by the visiting com
pany; but the Artesian city com
pany were not honest enough to
merely I they were compelled to acknowl
edge at the last contest, and they
determined got to surrender as
the prize remains in their hands.
Albany may expect a challenge
in the early future.
•
Bethel Itei
The oat cutter is enjoying a
fat time. Now lie gets a dollar
per day. The crop generally is
poor and no donht he will make
more out of it than the owner.
Crops where not too grassy are
doing well. Corn especially is
growing with a rush.
j
j Moat of the dfanaaaa which affiirt l
•ByMMfidbysdiMrderedcnaiitineaf tb« LIVKK*
For •!! compLuntfi of this kind, imrh as Torpidity et
tho Liver, BOinaonoM. Karroos Py«n>piR. tadfe**
laacy. Eraetations and Birni;;* of the Stoma* ^
Q amliiai i called IleaitSr.n.) Miasma. Malaris,
BWr Flax. ChiBs and Favor. Brcakboae Fever,
Exkaoatioa bafom or efter Fever*. Chronic Diar-
ikon. Lorn of Appetite, Headache, Foul Breath.
Knacatefefes teridewtal to Females. Baaria*4a*a
BftgfcSTMlWTC jUMMU
bhHMMMa. It is not * panacea f=r aD disease*.
bat fk||DC Maaaaacfthe LIVER,
•fllcUBi STOMACH and BOWELS.
H chaagea the rompliiii m frrou a waxy. yeUoa
>. healthy color. It catiraly naisst
‘ » u ese af the BEST AL'
MIRIflCM or THE
ta A VALUABLE TONIC.
•TAUCER’S AURANTII
■OaRskraRntassnw. PitoSItoO perkottto.
GO!
Wj
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gl
CLOCKS,
ltrpaired at
J. J. KALMON’S.
AH 'Work Guaranteed.
Full stock of these Goods al
ways on hand nt Lowest l’rices.
MY STOCK OF
that you ever bought. Take advantage
of this rare opportunity. Wc quote only
a few prices, for everything is a Bargain,
at
F. PlILASKI & CO.’S
Good standard Prints, at 4ic.
Ladies’ Shoes, from 75c, up.
Misses Shoes, from 25c., up.
Childrens’ Shoes, from 10c, up.
A good, full stock Men’s Brogan, for $1.
Our 10c white Lawns are better Goods
than you can buy elsewhere for 15c.
Checked Muslins at 8c, worth 12 1-2.
Checked Muslins, at 10c, worth 15c.
Percent
Stoves, Tin & Crock-
erywarc
Always Full and Complete. £’*mipofftion
Defied. <General Assortment wf
XTORNXTURIS,
Which I offer very cheap.
.1. J. KA1.MOX.
fcbll-ct N. E. Cor. Public Square.
T. S. Powell,
Offers a Large Stock, at
Lowest Prices,
had the
valuable
Mr. T. J. Ferguson
mis fortune to lose a
horse last week.
Mrs. Mary Tate died at her
residence near Damascus church
in this county on Thursday night
last. Her remains were interred
in the cemetery at New Bethel
the day folllowing. Mrs. Tate
was an aged lady. She had lin
gered on a bed of affliction for
. . J«w
= by Freshmen at night, beginning at j some time, and her death was not
before ! 7 M. | unexpected to those to whom she
Wednesday, June23d Examination j was near an< [ .[ear. She bore her
>11 lasses from 8 :.J0 to 11. Address bv
Uz until they arc out of the woods. { abolishment
From an exchange we clip the] this county.
lutnhus Ga., to TaUahassce, is be
ing l<H'alcd. It is said that the
pr(5jt-itnrs have the money to build
the road, which is to run through
Bainliridgc anti (Juthbert.—.taek
toiirUls (J'la) Times Union.
Rev. II. \V. Key, of Cuthbert, Ga.—
Exliibitinu and i’rize Contest by Soph
omore and Juniors at night, and deliv
ery of Prizes by Hon. T. J. Perry, oi
Cuthfiert.
The Music Class will play for Med
als Tuesday morning.
Hit they have learned not to hal- ’ next Legislature I will favor the
of prohibition in
^ I have frequently
fifiUowiug, because it d<*|«arts j announced myself as a warm sup-
fFotn the usual style of such talk i [toiler of the prohibition move
By - staling that the cash is on ment, and I here denounce any —Tiie old Court House is fast
Itapdt : insinuation to the contrary, as j looming up as a “hone of conten-
Vr arc reliably informed that-utterly false and malicious,
the line of n new railroad from Co The glorious results accruing
from the workings of prohibition
has made its resurrection a dead
issue in Randolph county; and my
aid will alaavslie freely given to
Keep it buried forever.
GEO. S. WATTS.
tinn." “Seventh District” in a
well written article this week de
fends his position on the proper
disposal of same. Wc give place
to Ids views with the hope that
the matter may be adjusted to the
satisfaction of every citizen in the
county at an early day.
afflictions with great Christian
fortitude and when death came
she met it as only those can who
put their trust in the Lord Jesus
Christ. We tender our sincere
sympathy to the family in their
tronhlcs.
We learn Mr. Green Whitten,
a highly respected citizen of Cal
houn county, is quite sick, and
uot expected to live. I. A. M.
E.vi'rkjic nervousness attended
with fear, and superstition is cur
ed at once by using Dr. J. II. Mc
Lean's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood l'urilicr. ly
ap|ical. Honorable and patriotic
Bacon men, come and calmly re
view your choice. Unless Gordon
is a weak or bad mao, don’t join
the party, which proposes to
blast bit fame and fasten such
disgrace on Georgia's fair history.
Patriot.
C.r.STADICCX,
aprt-Iv
Ir your children are ernes ar peevish,
wakeful at night, with lashes of lever,
white around the nostrils, rings' around
the eyes, pick their nose, toss the hands
or feet in sleep, you hare positive signs I
they are troubled with worms Dr. J. H.
McLean's Vermifuge win remove the
worms, and restore your children to
blooming, sparkling health. Iv
WATCHES,
Diamonds
ART GOODS,
nfnewA Co-,
JEWELERS,
ATLANTA, GA.
Do not say or do anything
which would cause you to pat
craw—provided you Itave to vote
for (he other man.—Thomascille
Timet.
m a m
A Resaarkable tare.
Eufauua, Ala., Sept. 29, '84.
DR. J. D. HOYL—Df.ar Sir:
For four months I was terribly
afflicted with Neuralgia in one side
of my bead anil face. The [tain
was so intense that I could not
steep at night, and I was not for
an hour free from pain during the
four long months of suffering. I
bad the best medical treatment,
and took nearly everything I could
think of or was recommended to
i ms without relief. As a last re
' sort. I determined to try your
Remedy for Rheumatism anil Nett
ralgia. as I knew, without relief,
I would have to give up business
entirely. I procured a bottle anti
commenced taking it. By the
lime the bottle was finished (five
or six days) I was relieved of
pain, but to make sure, 1 took an
other bottle, and am now entirely
cured. I sutler no more and can
of course sleep soundly at night,
which I bad not done for four
months until I commenced taking
your medicine. I can confidently
recommend it to all those afflicted
as 1 have been.
W. W. FLEWELLEN.
1 mchld-ct
—OF—
Drugs and Patent
Medicines,
PAINTS, OILS A!tD VARNISHES,
■assips aa4 Istatcras,
Tobacco, Snuff, l’otasli, Ile-NoTca
Brian, Picket Hire. Baers,
Seiner: al Blears.
School and College Text
Books,
BLANK BOOKS,
WRITING DESKS
AND ALBUMS.
Writing Papers and Slates,
Spectacle* and Eye Stases.
David Landredth it Son's
Fresh Garden Seeds,
COSTIOIT SETTS,
Planting Seed Potatoes, Golden
Dent and Adam's Early Corn,
Fire Insurance and Newspaper
Agency.
Cuthbert, JanuaTy 7th, 1886. ct
Halsnm finish
Can be painted over
Walls and Ceilings.
Covers every crack and looks lietter
than Paint, three-fourths cheaper and
lasts a* long. Don’t rub off. Can re
fer to parties who have used it. All
colors. For sale onlv l>v
R. E. TOOMILS, J*.,
ct Druggiri.
Don’t Buy Your Plows
Until You Sec Our stork,
feblft-ct C. X. SIMPSON. J*.
Crockery, Crockery,
Good Line, at Low Friers, at
iebli-Lt KIKKSEVS, Agent.
in ourciotiiiixg. Wo Wo n hie stock on
hand, and it must be sold.
We have a line of half wool
DKESS GOODS!
Light, weight, desirable shades, at
per yard, and have reduced all of
other Dress Goods.
10c
our
Onr Fans and Parasols,
We are offering at .strictly New York Cost, as we do not
citre to cany over any. Wc even
l
an to have to pack them up at the close of the season,
iv your Fans and Parasols while our selection is
buy any che*per in
th
Buy _
good.* You will positively not
two months from now.
IN CORSETS
t
We have the very thing that every lady wants. Ball’s
Health-Preserving Corset, is highly recommended, and
never fails to give entire satisfaction. Besides, we have
a full line of other brands. We guarantee our 50 cant
Corset to be fully as good as any at 75 cents, elsewhere.
It is impossible to describe the different styles of
Laces ml EnMems
Wc have a large assortment,
X
and
will sell
We keep,
cheap.
We cannot mention every article we have, hut will
say that wc keep the largest
in this section, and you will find our prices the very
cheapest.
F.Palaski & Do
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