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THE TOCOOA NEWS. tOOCOA CITY, C A. : j: : : API L 13,1S89. RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. *3ue year in advance 41.00 5ix months....... . _ oO Three months..... .25 Bubscriptionc paid in A ivance. Send Money Order, Postal Note or lull Address, I Thk Toeco.v News, j I Toccoa, p ! City tDiieelory. CHBCTTES. Pres byte ruin. Services the 2nd and 4th 8uu<lays in each month, at 11 a. in. and 7 p. m. Sunday achooi at 10 a. m. Rev. L. A. Simplon, Paxtor. Methodist Epiaoopal. Service* let. 2nd ami 31 Sncdav of each month, nt 11 »• in. and Y *n. Ssbbath school it i) p m. ltev. C. A. JiCTneinoii, Pastor. Baptist. Services 2nd and tth Pundavs c,r •wen month at II am. and 7 p in. Jfev. J. 1'. Goode, Pastor. •» TooeoaTHbtli hclioo), Prof- N. r A Fessen¬ den, Principal Order The Toccoa l»dge. No 390. Ancient of t\ A A.Mawjn* meets thelirst wedneftlaj* r,f aach month. It. E. Edge, W- M- Royal Arr anum meets 2nd and 4th Mon¬ days in each month. Jas. Wilson, Regent. Togak) Lodge, 195 K.of H meers 1st and 3d Monday ol each month. J- B, SimmonB, Dictator. CITY OFFICERS. H M Faj nc, Mayor; .K T, Ooodc. Rccorder COUNTY OFFICERS. Try, rfUassfiS?5FfkS.i?ssa:%; Tax Collector; f I P Brookshcr, rax Ke- veiver; J C Allred, Treasurer; Jus. I. John- D W Ivester, Coroner. Jjocal News. Mr. F.. P. Simpson lia« given 125 to the Con¬ federate Home. Dr. R. W. Lester, of Lavonio, was in Toc- roa Wednesday. Messrs, ft. A. McAllister and E. E. Mitchell vpent Sunday in Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Cosbv have moved into a neat rottage, rented Horn Mr. T. A.Capps. Messrs. W. J. Hayes and J. B. Simmons visited Atlanta Wednesday, on business. Rev. W. B.Starnes, of Tugalo valley caught three wild ducks in bis fish basket last week. Hon. W. F. Bowers, of Bowersville. passed through Toccoa Wednesday on his way to At¬ lanta. The Hartwell Sun has been enlarged to an 8 column pnper. It is a neat, beautiful sheet, ably edited, and is :>no of our most interesting exchanges. Mr. T. W. Scott has been appointed post- rmaster at Toccoa. Messrs. W- J. Hayes, Dr. Ketchersid and Alex. Scott are his bondsmen; the bond is $10,000. Our City fathers ai e improving the streets In all directions They are blasting out the rocks in the toad near Dr. McJunkin’s, to get atones for culverts. Senator Davis and daughters, Mrs. McKee, daughter of president Harrison, and ln r son passed through Toccoa on Wednesday on their return trip from Florida, Mr. E. Schaefer, of Toccoa. and Col. J. W. Robertson,of Porter Mills will represent Hab¬ ersham county in the road Congress. No bet¬ tor selections could be made. The American Union, published at Wc*t- BowersviUe.is enlarged to a 6 column quarto, just double its former size. It is a beauty and reflects great credit on its enterprising pub¬ lishers. Two miles above Chi) ton, in Rabun coun¬ ty. the house of Mr. William Wood was burn¬ ed on Monday night the 8th, and his wife and 5 children perished in the flames. Mr. Wood was away from home, and there were no neighbors near to aul or rescue the unhappy family. The second quarterly meeting for Toccoa •nd Providence will be held at Toccoa Thurs day, April 18th. The sermon at 11 o'clock will be on Woman’s m’ss’ou and work. The eonferance will be held after sermon at night. Let every official be present. Good reports will be expected from the stewards.—Rev. J. II. UtiTKK, Presiding Elder. The editor of the Nrws spent considerable lime and labor in writing an outline history of Miss Frances K. Willanl. Now comes the Atlanta Journal containing the entire article t at.ah- X d from the N tws to its own columns as its own property. Some i>eop le may think this sort of stealing harmless amusement, but It is theft all the same. Clyde (N. C.) Register: Mr. W- M. Lanier, who recently visited the famous Toccoa Falls in Georgia, savs it is the grandest sigh 1 he ever . witnessed. The water has a fall of 186 feet, almost perpendicular. The falls are 2 miles north-west of Toccoa city, a pretty and thriv¬ ing town 93 miles north of Atlanta on the Air Una r abroad. The first number of the Central Georgia Baptist is before us. It is a consolidation of the Baptist Reporter, of Guyton, Ga., and the Baptist sun of Gainesville, Ga., and is publish- »d at Macon, Ga. It is an eight column paper, ab y edited, well printed, tiiied with excellent reading and should be in every Baptist home. Price only one dollar a year. A very large number of the business men of To<-coa signet! a petition to have Maj. Free¬ man retain his position as postmaster. He is a.very correct business man: he has discharg¬ ed his duties faithfully ;ind he hasthefulleoi.fi dence and high esteem of all our peopleWhile a consistent democrat he has never been an ! extreme rtizan and it was reasonably ex- expected he would be retained in his office, especially as this is the wish of our business men generally. IliKD April 8th, little Ethel daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ayers. Ethel had been sick for some time and every vffort availab e waivmade-to relieve her of her suffering, but a kind Pfovid ’Dec saw fit to take the little oue home And »he weeping parents should weep no more, but take comfort in tb,t p,.»„of IScripture where it says “Suffer little children to come unto me, for of 6uch is the kingdom of Heaven.” The condolence of the entire community is tendered the weep ng at this their sad honr offTT-n' li. w Jih. ! About tfca Habersham Alliance. i Mr. fleorgr H. Johns Dtre, of the Clarksville Al’iance. is representing bis comity in th« \ State Alliance meeting. and The Clarksville Alli¬ i ance has 70 members the county organi- zatUm is a strong aud enthusiastic one. “The Habersham Alliance ha ve placed themselves on record,” said Mr. Jonbstone, “as opposed to the use of I’quors in inflnenc- inti election*. Here is a copy of the resolution adopted by them in I heir last meeting: “Resolved by the Habersham County Farm* cr’s Alliance in session assembled, that we view with feelings of apprehet slons end dis- gust the increasing use of liquor at the polls of this county for the purpose of influencing votes. That we heartily condemn such prac tice, as tending to corrupt society and destroy the purity of the ballot box. That wc person¬ election ally pledge days ourselves to total abstinent* on except within our own homes, and that we will not support any candidate who personally or through friends or continues this disgraceful and re vo'ting cua- tom.”—Constitution.; ----—--- Exposure to neugli weather, getting wet, isvtng in damp localities, are favorable to the contraction of dis- eases of the Kidney and bladder. As a preventive, and for the cure of all kidney ,n'l liver tr.ml.loa, u,o U,« valuable remedy, Dr. J. I! McLean 8 Liver Acd Kidney Balm. $1,00 per bottle. * V., Seurahjic Iversons And tiio^.a troubled with narvousm-s* ros-.utin* *ro m care or overwork will be jsalie v«.l b-y taking Brawn'* Iron Bit term, ^ataino hoc i radd merit atvl crossed red Ilnes-oa CL A RKS VIL LE NE \VS. Marbiep, on Tuesd-iy, April 9th. by the Rev. L. A. Simpson, Mr. W. K. Asbnry, of the Jirm of As bury Brothers, to Miss Ida West, daughter of Di. E. P. West. TVe hap¬ py couple make tbeir bridal trip to Florida, there to enjoy their honeymoon amid the del¬ icate perfume of orange blossoms. The N ews extends to them congratulations and most earnest wishes for a long and happy life. T1 e Rev. L.A.Simpson while at Clarksville prerched two excellent sermons,a third at the Porter Mills; ordained Messrs. J. N. West and J.B. Jones deacons, and married Mr. As- bury and Miss West. Clarksville lias the prospect of a new hotel. Col. F. E. Dirrbec, of Savannah is trying to make arrangements to build one there. Col. W. T. Crane is the new postmaster. Prof. G. H. Johnstone has been appointed as¬ sistant, and will have charge of the office; he is in every way qualified for the position. Maj McMillan has discharged his official du¬ ties most faithfully and possesses tha full con¬ fidence of the the citizens. Physicians prescribe Dr. J. II. McLean’s Tar Wine Lung Balm; in it tlii'y find no trace of opium or mor¬ phia, while its efficacy in curb g all throat or lung diseases is wonderful. Persons Are broken down from overwork or household cares Brown’s Iron Bitters rebuilds t he system, aids digestion, renuwas ex¬ cess of bile, and cures malaria. Get the genuine. The W. C. T. U. held its first meetingnt the Methodist church on Monday April 8th, at 5 o’clock. The meeting was called to order by Mrs. I. 8. Netherland. who acted as chairman A chapter in the Bible was then read, and prayer by Rev. C. A. Janieison, after which officers were elected in the following order; Mrs. P. S. Whitman, President; * 2 “ Sallie Simpson V Pres. Presbyn church. “ M F. Skrine, Vice-Pres. Baptist church. . V. Davenport, Y-Pres. M. E. church. “ J. B. Craig, Ct rresponding Secretary. “ W C Edwards, Rec. Secretary. “ IS Netherland,Treasurer. Miss Mary Simpson, Superintendent L. L. “ Carrie Davenport, Assistant t “ Carrie Marshall, 2nd, s it Mrs. George Davenport, Organist. After the election of officers, the Recording Secretary read the Constitution and Pledge, and called the roll of all those who had sign¬ ed the W. 0. T. U. each one rising in asgent to the pledge as their names were called. It is very desirable that ail who have given their names as members of the W. C. T. U. be pres¬ ent at our nex* meeting Monday 15th,’at four o’clock, to sign with tbeir own hand the Con¬ stitution and pledge, and any who have not already given their names can do so then or at any future time. Mrs, W. C. Edwards, Rec. Sec. GEORGIA, HABERSHAM COUNTY.—To all whom it mat coxcerx: W. D Hill, ad¬ ministrator of Thomas Wilson, deceased, has in due form applied to the undesigned for leave to sell the lands belonging to the estate of said deceased, and said application will be heard on the first Mon lay in May next, 4t $1.65. B. E. EDGE, Ordinary. RED HILL HAPPENINGS. Red Hill, Ga., April 10th., 1889. The farmers are planting cotton and thinking of working their ridge corn. If it is sprouted. No doubt it is. TI>ere was a crowded house at Al¬ len’s church the 1st. Sabbath in April to hear Rev. R. B. O. England preach. A collection was taken up and they charged two young men ten cents for sitting with the ladies. The col¬ lection amounted &(59.15. Mr. Eddi« King is in the aettla- nient of Red Hill helping hie brother run a farm. There are a great many aick cows here and a goodly number have died, Some of the young ladies and gen¬ tlemen have been getting April fool¬ ed, they appreciated them veiry high- ] y- The Farmer*’ Alliance is booming at a high rate. Dr. D. H. Hunnicutthas a smile on his face ever since he met every body on top of the Currahee mountain. While the farmers are going into the exchange, they should pay $1.00 and take the Toccoa News one year; you will never regret your money. CONSTANTIE. x If , 5 0u ,offer _ pncUngpuM • , . OB mov. the eves, or cannot luesr bright light, and find your sight weak and failing, JOB should prmiptly use Dr. H. McLean’s Strengthening Eye 25 cents a box. (Frotn our Regular Correspondent. 10CC0A VALLEY DOINGS. Toccoa Valley, April 3d, 1889. Mb. Editor: The buds are burst¬ ing and the grass is beginning to grow; if the weather continues as pleasant as it has been for some days all Nature will hare donned a new robe of green and when one sees the cows lie will not be so forcibly re¬ minded of asking the price of green hides when he goes to town. Messrs. Sumpter A Bothell are moving their saw mill to Mr. Henry Jones’ farm near Folsom where they will shin * lumber from in the future, A great of ... Hue neighborhood . , , , , many mtlentied the Ministers* and Deacons’ „ Lastonahee church . . , last me ®nng Sunday. Among the many was Miss Ida, John aud James Griggs, Thomas Bothell, \Vi31» nd Jtobett Sumpter, 1 lhe , ? report a large , attendance, , When a Toccoa merchant tells a couple of young ladies to help them¬ selves to his pile of potatoes he prob¬ ably does not think each of them will select a potato large enough to cut skillet lids out of. Eh, Charlie. Rev. Wm. Brackett, of Cleveland, Tennwho has been visiting his aged mother for a few days took the train Sunday night carrying his mother with him. The writer believes that lte has no¬ ticed more young colts in the coun¬ try than has been fer many years and regards it as a move made in the right direction by the farmers. The shingle mills are just as busy as if there had not been a drop in J. CORNELIA DOINGS. Cornblia, Ga., April 8th, 1889. Cornelia is on a boom. Several new buildings are going up. The city council has levied a tax to grade the streets and side walks. Messrs King & Sellars have rented the new store house of J. C. Edwards and have it well filled with groceries and furniture. They say they have sold 3 times as much guano as they did last year, and other goods in pro¬ portion. This is a good stand for anyone who wants to sell goods. Cornelia has a new tanner)-, just opened up. They are both on the creek, and are doing a good business. J. O. Edwards and W, H. Faulkner have opened their new law office in the Bruce-Smith house. They were both admitted to the bar last court. The Farmer’s Alliance say they are going to build a large store at this place and fill it with goods. A company of six men from the North have taken bonds for 4000 acre, of land to be pa.d for the first of June when they will come to work. The boundary line;; are onCampCreek Hazel Creek and Soque River lying back near Cornelia. The cost of the land is $48,000; their intention is to build a city. They have found iron ores, soapstone, granite, a->berf.o mica. They are going to manufac ture every thing in the line of tools and machinery. 1 have some as fine iron ore that they brought to my house from the mines as Georgia can afford. They are strictly temperance men and say nothing in the line of liquors shall be gold in their town. They will build fine churches and schools. There is also a Railroad under survey from Cornelia by the Porter Woolen and Cotton mills and through the Nacoochee Valley, to Nash¬ ville, Tenn. It will run thorough the property that the Land, Mining and Manufacturing Co., has bought near Cornelia. This company was con¬ ducted here by Rev. J. C.. Jackson and J. A. Reynolds, of Tallapoosa, Ga. The Voice. MARTIN The farmers are about finishing planting corn. A. J. York planted some 5 or 6 acres in cotton last we«k. Some corn is up.- I heard a man say to-day the frost bit some of his corn the other night. W. A. Mitchell is going to try to raise 2 bales of cotton to the acre. H is egoing to put about 400 lbs of fertilizers to the acre. W. S. Peak has agents in every lo¬ cality selling fruit trees. Grove Johnson, of Hartwell is selling trees for him. Mr. Johnson is making his headquarters here, Johnson is mak¬ ing rapid sales. He sold over one hundred dollar* worth of trees last week. He never lets a man pass with¬ out selling him some. W. A. Mitchell has a slight notio i »of running a livery stable. We need something-of the kind very much. The town was flooded flrith negroes yesterday. Mat Bailey has a fine little daugh¬ ter at his house. Miss Ohla Scott has bad a right se- vere tirrm with mumps. She is n.u h fleshier in the face than she was be¬ fore. Miss Marion Looney’s eyes are in a right bad candition, It is more than likely she will loose the sight of one eye if not both. C. P. Mitchell’s little boy is able to sit up in bed a little while at a time. Miss Evie Burgess is making this her home. She is a cripple; we sym¬ pathize with her as she cannot get a- bout without crutches. She is going to school, and will continue if her health will admit. A negro boy got his leg broken while lending a ear of lumber. Jasper Fricks who has been assist¬ ing Prof. N. A. Fricks, has returned home. We are sorry to give up Jas¬ per. II. C. Black’s property is nil levied, on. Property pointed out by J. \V, Randall and Dr. 1’. H. Lyon. NV. B. Mitchell is going to Atlan¬ ta next week. Mrs. Rlicda Mitchell’s two little grandsons, aged5 and 0 came down on the train to-day. Their father(Bel- cher) carried them to Gainesville a week or so ago to school them, but for some reason or other he brands them with a card and sends them back to their grandmother. Mrs. Mitchell sees a hard time with them. 1 heir father , , ha? taken , them . from . . her several times and every time yet sent J - them back. ScRIBLEK. THE ROBIN AS A PET. But though not much of a singer in captivity, the rebin is a pleasing pet. He thrives best if allowed the run of a room, buthe is always cheer- ful if he has only a large cage with plenty of gravel, nicely prepared food and ball a dozen meal wow., dail,. If not caged n he grows very J tame; ’ enjoys coming to the table and par¬ taking of the food as well as the life about him, in fact, making himself one of the family. IIo is not slow of . htsopinion . of ... things that , expressing go on about him, and though you may not always understand just the point * i« he makes, i you can readily ti see ! J that . he . hai , clear , ideas of hts own. He has also well-defined notions about the fitness of things. One i that I know of, seeing sliced cucum- | bers in a dish that he considered : suitable For bis bath,deliberately lift- I ed out each slice, threw it on the j floor and then ^proceeded to bathe in the water left in the ca^e.—The j Homo-Maker. Killing Whale With Cannon.— caT , non on the ship into the whale's body. Pressure makes it open up, and take a wider and firmer hold, anti the whale pulling sets olf the nitro-glic - rine confined in the cone or front part D f n, e harpoon* With all this the whale sometimes runs for many miles, drawing after it the ship, often at the rate of sixteen knots a» hour, and marking its course with blood . Two thousand feet of heavy rope is faster.s ed to the harpoon, but this, as indica** ted. does not allow sufficient play for the great monster, which ia often sevs enty to eighty five feet long; and weighs 100,000 pounds. Afterward, when the whale is dead or nearly so, an iron chain is put around its body and towed into the harbors of the Gsii>» ing company.—Exchange. TBIER BUSINESS BOOMING. Probably no one thing has caused such a general revival of trade at W. H. k J. Davis Drug Store a9 their giving away to their customers of so many free bottles ol Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. Their trade is simply enormous in this very valuable article from the fact that it always cures and never disappoints. Coughs, Colds Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup, and all throat and lung dis¬ eases quickly cured. You can test it before buying bv getting a trial boU lie free, large size $I.()0 Every bottle warranted. jbADIES building Neeaing a tonic, or children that want U5>, should take BTt OWN’S I It ON bitteks. It Is pleasant to take, cures Malaria, Indiges¬ tion, iki< 1 Biliousness. All dealers keep it. Ch hlren will freclv take Pr. J If. McLean's Tar Wine Lung IDlm: un¬ like cough syrup, it contains no o- pium, will soothe and heal any dis-. ease of throat or lungs quicker than any other remedy. 60,000 BRICK for sale. Apply toS. V. Davenjokt, Toccoa, Ga. 'V[OTICE.-- X be ffi Toccoa My Jack, the follow Blce ing Billy,” days: March will x 18th. and 2 th; April 6il», 15th, and 23d: May 1st, 9th. 17 h and *25ih; June 3d, and 11th. Persons hand wishing niaves served Terms w ll please be <-n ou the above days. reusona- ble. G. J. Ramsey. % Are you rc6tles» at niglit, and har*. assed bv a hod cough? Use Dr J. H. McLean's Tar Wine Lttng Balm, it will secure you sound sleep, and ef¬ fect a prompt and radical cure Sick headache, wind on the stom> ach, bilious nesd, nausea are agreea- bly banished by Dr. J. H. McLean s Little Liyer aud Kidney Pillets, 25c. a vial, A FEW WHOSE EYES HAVE BEEN IM PROVED AND RESTORED BY USING HA WEES’ NEW CtirSTAL- IZED LENSES, F E Daniel, M D editor Daniel's Texas Medical Journal. J X Adkins, M D president Texas Medical Asso¬ ciation of Electric Payicians; \V E Penn,’hegreat evangelist, sight im¬ proved ; Sam 1 Price, San Angela, testifies that he has had several crai- nentopticians in London, Eng., adapt glasses to his si*lit, ami that none suit his eyes and give tuch s.-u tW.to- tion as Hawkes’ Chrvstalizcd Lenses; Jas A Baker, iloustri 1 . sight miprov cd; 11 B Fontaine, Laii 1 ,Austin Texas, sight restored; 1* > |»:!i»• r Land Office . sight restore 1 : Jo -n Brady, Houston sight imprmfd . \V R Slmnnon, Senator from Wm" prford Texas, stg it imprnvod : Alexandc Atiar, Secretary St at inner* Board of r,I.* NYsi r lt in r" rti ' A M’” of McxiS, whose business . pko.o- graphy, is very trying oil the e\ e~ sight, after a inorough trial of llawkes’ Chrystalixa i Lchscs v voinn tartly says they are the only glasses iliat ever gave him perfect satisfac- tion, All eves fitted and the fit gn .r an teed by W. H. & 1. Davis. . RE 1 thTAE FOR SALE. CITY PROPERTY. | BRICK STORE, fronting on Sa_,e stret . i Lot 25 x 100 teet. -g STORE aud SHOP fronting on Doyle s 1 Lot 50 X 110 feet, t 1 FOUR Room D welling, fronting on Doyle «t. Lot 100 x 100. 1 SIX Room Dwelling floating oj I oyio _ street. Lot 100 x 200. 1 | THREE Room Dwelling fronting n Cur- rah.ee ».t:evt. Lot 50 x 100. 4 FIVE Fo»iu Dwel ing fronting on Curra- i lu*e stve. t. Lot 100 x 200. i J FIVE Room Dwelling fronting on Curra- hee street. Lot 100 x 200. XTOUSE of 5 rooms, with store in front JLJL very conveniently located near the bus- iness center of the town. It is a conic-lot 50 by 100 feet. This property is offered at. a very low price- T ll “I ote), well ‘the furnished; Roberts House, hotel a good build'ng patronized by commercial only in ihe city travelers, As‘on- hotel shingly cheap; the chance of a life rime for a man or woman. FARM3 40 ffidToadVabout^O-icrc^iLTr d eultrre. A great bargain at $350. ? 250 SSS 5 SS b'.-dy of good timber, hard«iid sert; good »r chard, apples, peaches and grape ; l 4 >a&e,bturu und stables, to be sold cheap. Call upon or add re s, J. W. -Myl-Acm DToccofl, tin Z Bucklcn . Arnica . Ii- s jh.vk.-~ best salve in tie world for cir-s, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rbt-iini. *’ cv ' ir sores, tetter, cltappe 1 -hands, chilblains, : cot ns and all skin erine- 1 urns and , positively , cures piles, ., or no p a y required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or mai-ey re- funded. Price 25 cents per box. For S:i ^ e ^ NOTICE All persona in debt to \Y. <7. II.ayos will make-pettlon-oftt at orii-c ; if not they will find notes and aceotmls in the hands of officers. W. J. Hayks. Toccoa Ga, 1 2,0000 WELL one and 'two ROOTED, yea s old GRAPi’l VIXE'seomprising >*voi oi.e hundred varieties, at rock bottom prices. Full instructions on planting and cultivation accompany each order, and satisfaction guaranteed. C WANNER, Vine Hill Vineyard, - One Mile South of Walhalla. Mar 9.894t. Ii» t ransition from long, lingering and painful sickness to robust health marks an epoch in the life of the in-- dividual, Such a remarkable event is treasured in the memory and then- qene.v where by the good health has been attained is gratefully blessed Hence it is that so much ts beard i i praise of Electric Bitters. So masv feel they owe their restoration to to health, to the use nt the Great. Al- terativ and Tonic, If you are troub led with any disease of Kidneys, Liv er or Stomach, oflonir or short stand¬ ing you will surely find reli »f bv use of Electric Bitters. Sold at £>')<•. and ^ 1 - »cr bottle at vV. 1L $ }. D vis D .j. store. The Wins. W, F. Simmons, St L^rois, Prop’r II L A. Simmons Liver Medicine, EttM 9 in 1 m . l I Cured er M. Kcguiator, A, INDIGESTION, S. L. list’d M. has by BILIOUSNESS, Zcilin for 47 1S68. years iiVSPEPbIA,SlCK Appetite, 11 JE AD AC HE, LOST Sauit Stomach, Etc. *\ Rev. r B. Reams, Pastor M. E. • *JUlunk tdChurch, I should Adams, Tenn., writes: “1 V kll have been dead bet mo sometimes n y s °Liv?rMedrcine. A Ihav; 2 had to substitute 1 l '/r>* f£QUfix$l rT ® I “. p fip' s stuff” don’t for your Jtiedi cin - > answer the T LtegU p * # \Dapttd, Dr.°lf'R, Mfegiphis,Tenn. Graves, Editor The — says: 1 \ M'-dieine, I received and a pa.;ka^ have used of your half Liver of U i t ork h kea chftipl it. ii better .T Liver r S » ReguJator - and ^ tainly Ztilinb mixture. ccr- ao more of m JO SENSIBLE LOW-COST HOUSES.—HOW BUILD THEM. W,ow ready. This contains plans, ii lustrations, aad complete descriptions of HQ i jiho Cheap Conatri Hau«««. | costing froin 1800 to $7500. handsome, _____ o« to make them warm and cheaply convenient, heated healthy, in winter. light, Tells cool,' intending and builders airy in of summer, homes _ UMCi what to do, do, and and warns warns them them what what not to do. Describes houses adopted *<• tp aUcUmaUA. 7 NiTW«AI, AH(’IHTK<T^J, NtflN, tl.w by WO. J rdV Cherrea t PF.’aCt ifcia, Fb. JSXJt. . vuwKts *Si |g.>_ Hr” pkstj^S lEHSE". \ Wltll ~ _ ' GrGett iwS" rf jtl ( Cf POW&P O * T;j! V • LE AS TRANSPARENT AND COL- Oltf.KsS aS LIGHT ITSKLK. A ml for sof i ©s of endurance to the rye ec.u ;i .r k- excelled, enabling the wearer to r.n d f<>-1 i nrs without fatigue. In fact they nrc Perfect Sight Preservers. Testimonials from the leading physician in the United Slates, governors senators, cg.i J»rs. mechanic.', etc, cm be g von who have l^d their sight improved by their u?c. #11 If II flff IS |L‘ " AM tbcFIt Gtl'uvans too (1 by n\ II it.7. Darts, Draff- fftsls and Dooksetlers. These glafses arc not supplied to pcdl. rs ■ t Wholesale any ;>mg. tin Texas. Depots: AtiunL , G;i.;.'ut- tiie T0C0A NEWS, -UNDER, A- MW MANAGEMENT, ONE DOLLAR A YEAR, PAY ABLE IN ADv'aNUE. -DEVOTED TO- FARMING ’ MANUFAC’ URT N'G AND GENERAL BUSINESS 1NTERESTS OF TOCCOA AND NOR i'H-EAS GEORGIA. A Valuable Boo; FREE on The House and His Disease?, to each Subscriber, worth ten times the price te^sTriKa.'"” “ Address, the roc:o new Toccoa, Ca wmrn - , t v<\i-' i 1-r^gaB^Wi SaaMaB ^Ni el ' rJl i vs “tittMN.:;. /j-< 1 !h; f . ntiitts thr«5'W.% w>n«,. jitsr UesF.'hTqte.,- n\ Ftnfck. 1 iu-x»<y/s5v-i VJWh ovn(*?‘ . 'S&wl tvt. mri-i 11 1 r- W? , s COTTAC Har attained a standard of fexcelkmce which (t contains every improvement that lnven- Vve genius, skill and money can produce. OUR WAS- iN S.A51TED 1 IS (4 FOR TO v f' nvsr Ajggggr=g ■EXCEL*. ilPlfi YEARS. of combination, SfiggS!®'SS&Sg'SlHs artistic in finish, SSS&KSSS&E hciTdes,schools, churches, saci#)iSp&,ctc. KS5TASLISHED ll UFUTATl ON, riEqt’ALKI) FACH/ITIE». SXILLEO WOBI£35fEA% THS POPULAR ORGAN PIANOS, STOOLS, BOOKS. Catalojrues on application, Fkze. CHICAGO COTTAGE ORGAN CO. CHICAGO, ILL, I ^ ft r r ~w I "% 1 ~w |j^ ^ ;VT -y r y I /—'4 J f\ \ 8 I f ^ ^ -*--*-*- j ^ ■ a»d Trade-Marks obtained, all Pat- ent Dl » s, ne*i conducted for modekatz fees. O r Office is Ofi osite ITS Patent Office and wc can secure patent in less time than 1 'T reniote fr ° ,U Washm ^“- Send model, drawing or photo., with des Cript of charg on. We advise if patentable or not. free •. Our fet not due till patent is is se -ured A J’ainph of !ef. ’How to Obtain Patents,” with names actual clients in your State, county, or town, *c:nt free Address, G. A SNOW It CO, Opposite Patent Office, Wasliingto >, D. C. Piedmont Air-Line Route. R.&D.K.CMPY. Condensed Schedule IN EFFEC T JUNE 24,18-.S. o- Tra ns run by 75th Merid.an Time—one lino? faster than both Meridian time. -o-- going north. NOISTU BOCKD, DULY. No. 51 I Mo. 5K. Leave Atlanta 10 j m Hi a Arrive Gainesville, 2U re “ Hi u ••• Lula, j 43 “ 12 1.7 -■ '1OCCOI :1U 41 “ 11 •• Se.-cc.i ;ll 42 - i2 i I (. entriil jl2 iw am 12 44 • •« T. (.Feeioille I 1 W* *: ! 1 ;.i * Spai ii. jilmrg ! 2 la 2 53 “ l eilN «. rij.ai lauunig *.0 ” Tyson .. ..rrri I 4 it, *• t>aia a 6 -3 ’ i- la. it* k (i fij * uciidars-on'.i.lf, j As. 0 20 e . i i*.*. 7 U) " Span not springs i.burg b su •• ..cat- 1 id 2 i :i - Arrric O.flu y 2 it o ;& •* ’* Gastoiu. i 4 vJ V s7 *• Ujiafioi.e ; it vO o ; o •• Salisbury I t ^ 7 i6 -. e- n iMirn c r 8 SO • *' Leave Raleigh j W p. U. ir ft’ Arrive oitfahoro I tL it •* ■ *iO * * ,.ca\u hr c is <i*u */ w< a m 8 c j. r; Arrive Dal.v - 1 •c c 0 2\i ‘ ** ii t-i.-iu- nc zc cl> }>. nt 6 «* Ly ci.. u g. \.z. • jj2 C5 •• C'hnriuU. svii! w “ i 5 A W- shington j I 75 “ ‘ 7 ikitnu - tv re V. *0 ’ I New i'l.iluuelphia York 1 H ey u. m;io ct -0 • 1 t » O A ( i S< dJTH So TTH B>lKi-D. I nH.V. “nThT f ~x 5\ IjOave New Ymk M S a n« ~r is “ l’liiadeipi-ia Baltimore 1 ^ U ^ 57 •' ; <r t ] S. 42 , < MWs-li i;g on ;n i,o 5 “ Clmrlotitsvil'e CO p m r,: i < a .r Leave •• Ly: hichi>!»nd d.burg »C cn Danville tz ;o *• * g 1 */Z t5 Arrive Grec: sl:o:o o % .. & 42 “■ Lent Gohhboio is a m 0 ti 10 } n> tiaUigh p m 1 45 a A n ive G reen.-boro se 7 4U •• *• Salisbury s i a m 11 23 ra “ Cla-.Lte ts 1 t< ! p .*a “ Gastonia (4 1 42 - •* GalTm ys '•* S t 'i M “ Ar ire Spartanburg O tr. 37 •* L-ave not Spungy o •• Ashville cc 25 m - milder onville 15 “ Flat Rock Z'* :5 : “ Salid.i z 52 : * “ Try o!i jc:y ,* Fpartan>i:rg Spai 45 •• lea'O iivi.Mo tai Lurg -1 40 W “ t.re 5 50 **- 48 - “ Central 7 05 “ ZP “ Fcimoa' 7 *'*> *» Cl 12 " “ ‘ Lula T<ccoaj s : 5 “ (9 9 : <} “ V ol *' Gainesville JO 04 “ V. 54 ; .ir'vc At la t ta +JJ 10 a m IT -il> i -tlhiriv cxocj't Jt it_, Time. 7 y ul/iiia/f Cur Seiner. ^ G n trains 5,0 and 51 l ulu ai. 1 i t t Sleeper between At!; nta r.i (iNo; Imi.M \v Urlesu.s suui V. as.hii g'u n vh* J": nvil'c. ;A?r(.iitr ms 5>2ai.d 55 I iiilirrn Jri fUt ho.-j>cr iken Mont.gnnu-ry Id r<> W; sl;ij gt« ji m d A r a i.nilh: : Z-ij' <hi trains.52and X\ 1 etwc«n Ricln.i ».d «ld GjytSIsb»«-« ... <1 Go c’sl »t|i). t-SC 1- ougli tickets t>n sale at j riiuiptil .*ta- Lons to a' i p< irsi s. For rales a»>t infoi jiii.Th u -.q»i ly to :.‘.vr age a? of -,he Company, y- D5 I J4 8s L T A C On- G?k.- Pcss. /*;/. WcShiny 0 . C, 80. L HAAS. T. U $60 FOR o-ji sG *■>! ^T~" Just ‘think oj It. Ths MONOPOLY Bt i&Z. I>o you want a Sc\vin<x Marh-ne? i 8 r.hO TO 830.00. V an anted J Vre Tears. With all Attaelunems, Write for i!- Instrated Circulars of our SiNDEl.S, . ‘NEW HOME’ Etc. IS 10 TO $ 30 .. Saved by ordering direct from Head¬ quarters. Needles fur any Machine, t *' cents a dozen in Stamps. Auf-. / fY dress T H F LG UI & VII L E S E WIN G M A - CHINK CO- No. 520 Fourth Avenue* Louisville 3 Ajc 3Iar9toSep7. THE GREAT INFALLIBLE Toothache Cure, Manufactured and sold by (ZCllC Infallible CllVe 2oolh~ fJ C*0 GGAliKbV T>K*\n J I.LE, f GA. r« v Cures To Ithache in all its forms. »»«'> -used from- 1 ” sore gums and cleanses t-W mouth. Sold by Droggirts and Dealers > Sold in Toccoa by \V. H. A J. Davis, Druggists; Nowell Bros., Get era 1 Dealers. PHILADELKHIA SINGER. Arm, High Low 128 Arm . 120 . i m NO § * Imam 5 Years. FIFTEEN DAYS’ TRIAL YOUR OWN ROUtt SCrORC YOU DRY ORE Ct c't pay an agent tU> or f6u, but send for circa ! -xl i '|SS3 m mil |*|rf r= mil Hill W c -* ■ i§ai mch-Arm inch"). hm nclf-nonllf noodle. animal": Iclfolhremllnc shuttle‘ I and llcm-ruunlnc. m- lhe fluent set M‘ nunclnuenu. ill I - VcIVeI-llnod clue.