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THE TOCCO/i NEWS 'fcOOOOA CITY, GA, : : : : : AP1-L. 27 IS80- w KAlLb iTPC rn? Ur qt- SLiJbLuli ocpni PTTONT One year in advance........ .00 Six months ‘ *............... y Three months......»»•»*** J •~* Subscriptionc pai<l iTl Advance. ’ «Vn >n l 1 Vftnpv Order 1 ’ruer, Postal osiat Note or w*t. Address, The Toccoa News, Toccoa. Ga. 1 City Dh ectoiy. CIIRCHE8. Presbyterian. Services tbe 2nd "and 4th Sundays in each month, at 11 a. rn. and 7 p.m. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Kev. L. A. Simpson, Pa-tor. Methodist Episcopal- Services 1st, 2nd and 3-3 Sunday of each month, at 11 a. m. and p- m. Sabbath school at 3 p. m. Rev. C. A. Jamcison, Pastor. Bnptist. Services 2nd and 4th Sundays of earn month at 11 a„ rn. and 7 p m. Rev. J. I*\ flood**, Pastor. i Toccoa'High School, Prof. N.fA. Fessen¬ den, Principal. The F. Toceoa Lodge, So. 3f>T. first Ancient Wednesdays Order of A A -Masons meets the of each month. B. E. Edge, VI. M.1 Royal Arcanum meets 2nd and 4th Mon¬ days in each month. Jas. Wilson, Regent. Tugalo Lodge, 195 K.of II. meets l“t and 3d Monday cl each month. J. B, feunmons, Dictator. CITY OFFICERS. II M Payne, Mayor; L Goode, Recorder. COUNTY OFFICERS. B E Edge, Ordinary; J H Addison, Clerk of Superior Court; M T Perkins, Sheriff; Geo. Fry, Tax Collector; IT P Brooksher, Tax Re¬ ceiver; J C Allred, Treasurer; Jas. L John¬ son, Surveyor; D W Ivester, Coroner. local Fen’s. Trade edition ot the News for sale, 5 cents; 10 or more 3 cents each. Hon. A. G. McCurry, of Hartwell, was in Toccoa Wednesday. Mrs. S. L. Keeling visited realatives in Ayersville this week. Mrs. W. C. Vickery, cf Lavonia, visited rel¬ atives in Toccoa this week. The new pud master, Mr. T. AV. Scott, has arrived and taken possession of the office. Mr. J. E. Greene lias moved with his fami¬ ly into his new home bought of the Rev. L. A. Simpson. The Rev. 1*. A. Simpson and family have moved into the residence which he lately pur¬ chased of Dr. Doyle. Rev. M. E. Porter, of Eastonanalle passed through Toccoa Wednesday on liis was to at¬ tend the Baptist State Convention. M.T. Rawlins was up before the Mayor for selling whiskey. He was fined $50, and placed under a hundred dollar bond to obey the law. Pipes are being laid from tbe water tank to the station to convey water to replenish the boilers of trains while passengers are changing cars. The type last week made a mistake; it said Mr. Jas. Webb, whereas it should have read Mrs. Jas. Webb of West Point, Va., visited Mrs. W. J. Ramsay. Messrs. M. Ayers and T. G. Underwood, of Carnesville passed through Toccoa Mon¬ day on their way to the Baptist State Conven¬ tion at Marietta, Ga. In another column wili;be found an inter¬ esting letter fiom Mrs. Whitman. It was written for last week’s issue, but was not re¬ ceived in lime for insertion. Mr. J. W. Price killed a pheasanton Thurs¬ day near the Locust Stake gap. It was a large, beautiful bird. These birds a very scarce in this region, and are seldom seen. Judge C. H. Sutton, of Clarksville, favored the N fws office with a pleasant visit on Tlinr.-- day. The Judge als$> is authority .not only in legal matters, but in the land titles and miner¬ al resources of Habersham and neighboring counties. llev. W. J. Purcell tilled the pulpit at the Baptist church Tuesday night, liis text was ‘Preach the Word,’ the sermon was logical and instructive. He left on the West bound train Wednesday to attend the Baptist State Con¬ vention. The cornet band is preparing an entertain¬ ment to be given about the middle of May. It will be a drama, or G. M. Baker, entitled, “Among the Breakers,” and is said to be highly entertaining. The proceeds are to go towards paying for tlie s instruments. Wo regTet to record the death of Mr. Win. Collins which occurred on Tuesday April 23. He was about 65 years old; was born,raised and has lived all liis life in the vicinity of Toceoa. He was among the oldest and best esteemed of our cit zens. He leaves a wife and family of children to mourn his loss, as well ag a large circle of friends and neighbors, He was buried on Wednesday iu the cemetery at Lib.wty Hill church. Mr. S. A. Porter favored the News office x\ it li an interesting visit. He thinks it would be better to make the cotton bales 250 lbs. earm. He is also of tne opinion that Osnaburg bagging is preferable to cotton; it is cheaper, and more e. sily obtained. Mr. Porter has sold hU farm where he lives and to» s ht near Carnesville, where he will reside. We greatly regret to lose so good a citizen lrom oar neighborhood. -- Judge J.P. Shannon, of Elberton. held an Auditor’s court in this city this week to audit a counts between Mr. E. P. Simpson, agent lov theUeis.r Manufacturing Co. and Mr. P. Clart,*e fhe accounts are quite large, a- m unting toW0or$5,000, about which the par ie- do not agree. The Attorneys for plain- tiilar H >n \V. JP.ke, of Jefferson, lion. A. G. McCurry,of Har'wGl,audCol.P. P. Profit. of Carn.sville. For defendant are Judge 1 w.,n, of Athens and G«i. W. R. Little, ol Y ihe. UECitStKVHsTo MORnow.—Rev. C. A. .'•■Vi: son will have no services here, but will r-rv 'Providence, on the Tugaio. Fab- ba 1 i: chool usual. r J. F. Goode will bold •v-rvices in the bapu.M enureb tuor.ong and night at the usual hours. He is existed from Marietta this evening I o.ian Bcv ’ chuivh L. A. Simpson, will preach pastor of tbe Piesby I a> 11 a. m. and at 8 P m - Subject of the morning discourse: i^ fhe e ? Believer a v 1,ng ^ s Linon :Mark with 1 u 17 Chris’, ^ At or nighf Jiow ’ * Know I am a Christian. John 15: 5. j Sabbath School in all the churches «s usual, -— Mr. Frank Walker, traveling agent for W. C. Simpson A Co, of tbi? cilv, met with a sin- * n ' #r a(lv enture and escape from injury. He was driving up the Toccoa mountain where the road makes a sharp horseshoe curve. The track is close by the edire of the rock where il is : ‘>mo-t perpendicular for some feet, and the descent continues \ery steep. A large black snake lay across the which fled the horses and they began backing,at the same time cr imping the buggy so the hind wheels turned towards, and went over the precipice,ard soon the buggy, the driver and hors s were rolling down the steep decline with fearful rapidity, and destruction to the buggy and contents, and mangling to driver and horses seemed inevitable. 3y great pres- ence of mind, he managed to get control of the frighened horses,and lie and they escaped with but little injury. The buggy top was completely demolished. Master C’atide Davis we:;t fishing in Toccoa creek one day this week. Tlielish gamboled and ‘-ported in the water as though they were glad he came, and they turned up their little eyes us much as to say,—‘“Claude,we are glad to see you-” "When he threw his hook into the water they were a little shy at first; but they would flock up around the line trying to find out what it was; then they would nibble at the bait a little,and dari here and there and play funny antics as though they wanted to show off. Pretty soon they grew a little hold¬ er, especially when they would look up and see Claude’s smiling face, and some of them would jump and grab the hook. The way Claude jerked them out was a caution, and it was fun to see him pull them from the water and send them flying through the air, their silvery sides glistening in the sun’s bright rays. These fish are called “finny tribes” be¬ cause they have tins; they also have little horns sticking out of their heads, and might be called “horney tribes.” The News man isn’t going to tell how many fish were caught that day, but the other boys must hurry up or they uever will catch fish equal *o Claude. ------■ Exposure to rough weather, getting wet, living 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 kidn y and liver troubles, use tha valuable remedy, Dr. J. 11 McLean's Liver and Kidney Palm. $*,00 per bottle. Neuralgic .Persona And those troubled with nervousness resulting from care or overwork will be relieved bv tnking JirounRs Iron Jiitters. Genuine has trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper. A RST 8 &SPSCT. 1 am glad my neighbors, old and young, seemed to enjoy Miss Willard's visit here so much. To myself it was a wonderful joy. It seemed a compliment to myself, but it was really to Miss Willard, when early that car¬ riage stood at our door to take us to the sta¬ tion in time to meet her as she arrived. And when we were there,though we had to wait,it was only pleasant to sit in that carriage till the train came. And when it came, sure enough it brought Miss Willard and that new friend Miss Gordon. What a joy it was to greet them, and then be s ated with them, and driving with them up to our home. Again, af¬ ter dinner, the same-carriage*and those faith- ful grevs were back at our door to take us with our guest to the Falls. Here we had Mr. Mc Allister himself to increase the pleas¬ ure of the drive. He first directed Miss Wil- lard’s eye upward^where, beyond the lofty tre; tups, she saw llie ylearning waters pour¬ ing from their height-. We were at the foot of the Fall ‘ IIow restful” she said, “this is is, compand with Tallulah. One view, but how satisfactory. I go from Tallulah having seen and admired a number of views, but no one to be distinctly remembered. This scene will g > with me just as it is—clear, distinct, beautiful—dear to memory.” But while the Toeco i people - eemed pleased with these guests, we are glad to feel assured the guests hal a good impression of Toceoa. They seemed at once to know us all, and be identified with us. The only’' thing'wrong was that they could not stay here longer. I was glad Mr. Jameson and our editor,Mr. MeLaury were here to greet those workers for the general happiness,and show due sym¬ pathy’ with (hem in their cause. Will they ever come again? I may not be here, my husband may not be here; but may it be a good time with you, my neighbors, with you and your children. Give them a warm greet ng, and cheer them on in the work of making the world better. Cakrie Whitman, Toccoa, April 15th 1889. ----- GEORGIA, , HABERSHAM COUNTY.— To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN W. I) Hill, ad- ministrator indue'form of Thomas Wilson, deceased, has leave applied to the undesigned for to sell ends belonging to t! e estate of said decease!’ md said application will be heard on the first Monday in Ma r next. 4t 81.65. B. E. EDGE, Ordinary. If you suffer pricking pains on mov- ip.S the eye®, or cannot bear brisiit light and find \ our sight weak and ... ,I , Dr¬ _ l )r '* n P .V ll * G H. Mr Leans strengthening v-\e Salve. -’5 cents a box Ccribiirsg.5 From Soquo. Mr. J. McD Wilson moved from North Car- 0 ij na to this section recently. II? appears to [ )e a ina u that would be a benefit to any sec- t j on c f q, e country and we hope he will buy and locate here for good, Mo^n.'ol Tow"3.tv so , ne of the citizens of Bates ville, r.t Pro.i- denee ehurvli and made them a couple of speeches on the subject of Educatio n The object of the .young men visitng us was for the purpo.-e of urging us to establish a H gh Sci,oo! at this place, but from wha the ejm fia t‘i Cr , the majority of ou» citizens no \ ir <ri n g as one man said we arc ‘ ju-t a’l over for the school.” Now if we want the schorl there seems p, e ,, 0 reason why w^ cannot build up one t |,; s p i aoe< t ha- ->t only Batcsviile district and Habersham county will be proud of, but ont , t; at all North Georgia and ail this tain country car. point to with pride. We have a cood house to commence the school With and, couplet with thi- have good freestone wrier and as healthy a P' ce as can be found in tins bea .hy moutj- tain cojntry. Students from a distance can find board at reasonable rates with many of our citizens, and cabins will be built for the aocommoda- ti on of those who prefer them, The tuition Will be the same as charged at tlr§ Hiawasee High school. Frof. E. Morgan expects to commence the school sometime during July and will employ good assistance if ne -essar y- He conies to us well recommend- ed, and uo doubt, if we give him our hearty support, he will build up an excellent school here. We hope the citizens will give him all the necessary assistance. Let the young men of our country remember the words of Long- fellow: -‘Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime, And, departing, leave be hj*~d us Footprints on the sands iff time” and remember they cannot accomplish any- thing great without eduraiion. “Old Aunt Saliie LaPrade,” as she was in this section was buried at Okey Mountain cemetery on the 17th. ins 1 , Her husband, Mr. John LaPrade, has the sympathy of the community, Married on the 1th inst. by Rev. M. M. all Franklin, Mr J. B. Free to Miss D.C.Stamey! of this county. We wish the young coup- le much happiness. Mr. Bryant Hill, an old and respected citi- zen of this county is lying at his home very sick. .Me hope he will soon recover his health. One of the industries of our county is the making of Tombstones out of soapstone. E. H. Sutton cuts letters on the rocks almost or quite equal to those cut on marble tomb¬ stones arid after they are painted white and the letters blacked they look very nice. We saw a very line lot of these tombstone 1 ? recent ly at lvs home. The stories of adventures with bears and . other wild beasts, publi-hed in The Toccoa Naws reminds us of an adventure bad with a bear iu th* Nantiha’a mountains by one of our citizens when he was a boy. He wen with some of his neighbors bear hunting and was stationed by a rock cliff to shoot the bear when it ran past him. After some time he heard the dogs and soon saw the bear com¬ ing tow’ards him; he turned and climbed up the cliff as fast as possible and the bear ran past him and he escaped unhurt. After the bear was gone lie remembered his gun which he still held his hand. April 24th, 1889. SCRIBLEH MARTIN DOTS. We had a fine rain last night. The farmers are planting-. They are making headway in plowing over corn. Messrs. Win. McConnell and Thos. Maret of Carnesville are spending a few days in Martin this week. We have two fair young Doctors with us. Drs. W. L. Me Bath and E. Cason. We are well blessed with Doctors. C. P. Friar is try inn- to get the post office here. Prof. T. W. McMurry has quit his school and gone into the fruit tree business with W. S. Peak, of Hart¬ well. Messrs. E. E. and G. W. Mitchell, of Toccoa spent last Sunday with us. McAllister & Simmons will have several tons of guano left over here. O. G. Childs don’t like for any one to get in ahead of him in hauling drummers. He will haul them for nothing rather than let any one else carry them. We wish him success in the business. People Shingles are plentiful at low prices. miles and are hauling them 8 and 9 thousand. selling them for $1.20 per Sgribler. CORNELIA NEWS. Cornelia, Ga., April 23d, 1889. Cornelia is looking up. T. J. Bently in building a new 4 room residence. Mr. Davis House has just finished his new residence and will occupy it in a few days. Mr. B. W. Grant has bought a nice pair of gray horses and new buggy, and Mr. Peter King has just returned from North Carolina with two fine horses and will do livery business at Cornelia. Rev. J. C. Jackson arrived in Cor¬ nelia on last evening with a number of gentlemen going to the new town up on Hazel creek. They are going to cut out all the undergrowth and timber and grade the streets next week; also they will build there a large lake dam, which will cover sev¬ eral acres with water and make a large lake. This lake will be on Camp creek near the fork of Hazel and Camp creeks. The great iron belt runs through the centre of the lake, and near its side the^ iron mountain runs down in a sharp peak,extending North East for 1^ miles. Some places the ore is raised in mounds, some of which are 15 feet above the ground. Around it the ore can be carried to (he great Ryly mill power, which is | cf a mile distant. The power is great, the stream is large, and there is at least 40 feet fall, and the land lies level all around the shoal. The wa- ter can be heard for many miles pour i"R over the grand shoals This is doubtless the finest piece of property of the kind 111 Habersham county, There is also'a Sue water power at t , ^ , , . can , je , ad , a fai , ,, 0i - ie w ‘ iere ” ‘ 25 or 30 feet fall. The stream is large an( j fl oWS freely below the shoals so hi^h ... „ trom - afS to prevent water mjur- in<r the power. There are two fine w ^ ter f H jj s a fi 0 ut -J mile apart l , one of which is . on Lamp cree« , the , other on Hazel, There are in addition to the fine water power 6 as fine sprin.a there . Notth v , „ Last p Deorg^a • 3 * are m in 300 yards of these places; one of ^j- ese springs runs out of a crack in a granite . rocK, , which ... makes , „ l „ r 0 spring. This is certainly a nice pla ce ^ a J Jj r . J. A. Reynolds is a skilled . ... , and A , he . doing , the surveyor IS surveying of the city. Thev will (t out contracts for building hotels ami business houses etc. at once. They w ill r- r n persons , ( r t . ieir . crops * , iiere they w have bought land* They keep buying more land and are pay- i n <r f .rnn,l f. P t •, 1 ii ,<?arn the 7, V - " m butlu brick , buildings altogeth- er. TllK Voice. ---------- Physicians prescribe Dr. ---- J. II McLean’s Tar Wine Lung Balm; in it limy find no trace of opium or mo! - I'kia, while its efficacy in curing nil ll| roat or lung diseases is wonderful, 1 Oi. !/..■*»A t>e Brawa's Iran Hitters. Physicians recommend it. All dealers keep it. $1.00 per l>ottle. Genuine has trade-mark and crossed red Hues on \v rapper. RED HILL HAPPENINGS. Red Hill, Ga., April 23d, 1889. Some of the Farmers are done of planting this cotton seed. On the 19th month there went a man up the road squalling out; '■‘it is too lale to plant cotton.” Road Commissioners met on the streets of Red Hill to try road default¬ ers. One man’s excuse was that he was sick; he never eat but 7 buscuts at the breakfast table; his finQ was one dollar. During the last 12 months twelve young men have left Red Hill and a bachelor married. We are glad the bachelor has got married and we would be glad to welcome the return of th« young men. W. J. Whiten and A. A. Acrey, from Habersham were in the settle¬ ment of Red Hill last week. Mr. Whiten will be a citizen of our coun¬ ty next year. We gladly welcome him here. Constantine, When nature falters and requires help, recruit her enfeebled energies with Dr. J. H. McLean’s Stengthen- ing Cordial and Bond Purifier. $1.00 per bottle • Ltli'O ti o ii't ’J a iii i ica.'j Cures Indigestion, Biliousness, Dyspepsia. Mala¬ ria, Nervousness, and General Debility. Physi¬ cians recommend it. All dealers sell it. Genuine has trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper. (From our Regular Correspondent.) lOCGOA VALLEY VOINUS. Toccoa Valley, April 3d, 188b. One of Mr. Lein Martin’s oxen dropped dead in the yoke the other day. Miss Sophia Hunter is vexy ill and has been for some ‘lays. We hope that she will be will be well in a few days. It is not often that a man is so re tirinjr as not to want to see his name in print. But our neighborhood has one who drove some distance around the writer’s house to avoid getting hL name in the paper. The other day the saw mill hands were hauling out a very large log, one of them gave a vigorous crack with his whip. A small bit of the end of the whip llevv off, cutting a hole through beddi Mr. Sumpter’s hat and ein- ig itself deep in the ilesh of his head from where it was taken. Last Saturday a popular young- man and his amiable sister drove out to attend church, on the way he con¬ cluded to deposit a boquet of flowers evidently intended for his sweetheart, under tlie buggy scat, when they were astonished at finding- a rooster under the seat. What to do with him was the , next question. The first idea . , wasto take ins head off and turn Inin in on the bill of fare at said swoet- heart’s house;but considering his age they abandoned that idea and con¬ cluded to uive the intruder a chance and he was allowed to remain where he was. Mr. Rooster showed his ap¬ preciation of their decision by being very quiet during service. When they arrived at the neighbor’s house where they intended spending the evening, he saluted the fowls with a cheerful crow and was allowed to ex¬ change courtesies with his new friends until after services Sunday, when he was taken home, the young lady de¬ claring havior, that because of his good be¬ not a feather of his head should be harmed and that he should ever afterwards enjoy the full privi¬ lege of her father’s farm yard during the rest of his natural life. J. DISTINGUISED MEN. Gov. Tohn Ireland of Texas. Si mon P. Hushes, Governor of Arkan¬ sas \ S D McEn ry G -vrenor of L>'» is taim E B Turner Judge U S Court; Ex-Gov Hubbard Minister to Japan; Marion Martin ex-Lieutenant Gov-* ernor of Texas; W R Miiler ex Gov¬ ernor of Arkansas and many others E A Perry Governor of Flordia; W i) Bloxham exsGovcrnor of Flordia and hundreds of other distinguished men of the United States in all professions and m every department of seiei.ee have had their sight improved by the use »>t Hawkcs’ New Spectacles. All eyes fitted and the tit guaranteed by \Y. H. & J, Davis. 60,000 BRICK for sale. Applv Ga. toS. V. Davenport, Toccoa, 'V jA r OTICE.—Mv Jack. Blue Pii.ly,” will be in Toccoa April the following 15th, and days: 2ild: March May L8th, and 27th: 6 1st, 9th, 17th and 25th; June 3<1, and 11th. Persons wishing mares served wdl please on hand on the above days. Terms reusona- ble, G. J. Ramsey. A re you restless at night, and haro asset! by a bad cough? Use Dr J. II. McLean’s Tar Wine Lung Balm, it will secure you sound sleep, and ef- p ect a p rom pt and radical cure, Cli ldren will freely take Dr. J. II* Tar Wine Lung B Ira; un- like Cough syrup, it contains no o- pium, will soothe and heal any dis-. ease of throat or lungs quicker than » »**y r „ other oU > - r remedy 5 • W. R. BRUCE, lie 0U1EST lUrth IN TOCCOA. Here you van find bargains in Staple Dry Goods . BOOTS AND SHOES, PROVISIONS OF ALL KINDS, Daco/i, Flour, Feed. ALSO-- TEIE BEST VARIE TIES OF FERTILIZERS. DOUBLE BRICK BLOCK, TOCCOA, GA') RE L 1 El Ah FOR SALE, CITY PROPERTY. L . BRICK STORE, fronting on Sage street. Lot 25 x 100 feet. JL | STORE and SHOP fronting 5 Doyle st. Lot 50 x 110 feet. 1 Lot *5 on Doyle st. 100 x 100. SIX Room Dwelling fronting on Doyle street. Lot 100 x 200. 1 THREE Room Dwelling fronting on Cur- rahee stieet. Lot 50 x 100. I 1 FIVE. Room Dwelling fronting on Curfa- bee street. Lot 100 x 200. t 1 FIVE Room Dwelling fronting on Curra- hoc street. Lot 100 x 200. XX TT OUteE of 5 rooms, with'store in front iness very conveniently located It isfa near the bus¬ center of the town. corner lot 50 by low 100 price. feet. This property is offered at a very TY otel, the Roberts House, a good building ishingly cheap; the chance of a life timi for a hotel manor woman. FARMS. HrU | A acres, 3£ miles from the city on a splen- did load; about 20 acres cleared, rasp¬ berries, peaches apples, grapes on the place; an culture. excellent A fruit farm, bargain well at $359. adapted j to grape great 250 acres 1| miles from the city; 20 acres good bottom land; bard 60 acres cleared; good a large b dr of timber, ahd soft; or chard, apples, peaches and giapeq house,burn and stables, to be sold cheap. Call upon or address, J. W. McLauuy, Toccoa, Ga. Bucxlen’s Arnica calve.— lie best salve in the world tor cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, * ev ?r sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, coins and all skin oiup,.- i,ms an<1 .positively <-*" rcs P iles ‘ or no f, y requited. It is guaianteed to give perfect, satisfaction or mancy re¬ funded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by W. H. & J. Davis. ELECTRIC BITTERS. This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to ne d no intention. All who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise.—A [Hirer mcdicinc/toes not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys; will remove Pimples, Boils. Salt Rheum and other affection cans'* ed b _. ■ Q l)!uo p__v Vli l d.ive Ma- laria from the system and prevent as well as ctue all Malarial fi vers. For cure of Headache, Constipation and Indigestion try Electric Bitters—En¬ tire satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.—Price oOets. and$L'X) per bottle at \V. H. & J, Davis Drug store. 1W FOI3. I'is’l 151.00U, Weakness, Malaria, Indigestion and It cures quickly. For sale by all dealers in medicine. Get the genuine. IS COMSUPTION INCURABLE? Read the following: Mr. C. II. Morris, Newark, Ark„says:‘Was down with Abscess of Lungs, and friends and physicians pronounced mean In¬ curable Consumptive Began taking Dr. Kings New Discovery for con-, sumption am now on my third bottle, and able to oversee the work on my farm. It is the finest medicine ever ,nade." J.,«s Mi<l.ll««»rt. DecUir, 0. Sfu-s 5 “Had it not been tor Dr. King s Ne v discover (Wr O.nsum.t,,,,, I would have died of Lung rumble*. Was given up by doctors. Am now in best of health.” Try it. Samp e bottles free at W. & J. IP Da, is D iu store Ii THAT FISST ; The Origina! Wins. C. F. Simmons, St. Louis, Prop’r M. A. 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JVntst* tef CHICAGO COTTAGE ORGAN Has attained a standard of excellence which admits of no superior. It contains every improvement that inven¬ tive genius, skill and money can produce. OTTR AES • j n BANTED WAS- mimd 13 FOB TO K FIVE J3XCSL. YEABS. Thee? excellent Organs are celebrated for vol- perfect ZggSS^&SSt&iSSSSSSSl construction, making' them the most F..TJTAKLISilEPUTATIOX, UXSGTALLD FACILITIES, S'SSLXE® VOBKHEI, BEST MATERIAL, COMRINF.B, MAKE THIS UHI POPULAR QRGAE riAHOS, STOOLS, BOOKS. Cat?iIogus3 on application, FitEE. CHICAGO COTTAGE ORGAN Cf. CHICAGO, ILL. PATENTS. _ Caveats, business and Trade-Marks obtained, all "Pat- ent conducted for moderate fees. OUR OFFICE IS OPFOSITE U S PaTKN T O. KI 1 and we can secure patent in less time ilia: th ™ Washington. cription. pend model, We advise drawing if or photo-, with des fie of charge. Our fet patentable due till or not, is is «orured not patent ‘ A Pamphlet, '‘flow to Obtain . Patents, .... wit:: nr.mes of actual clients in v >ur state, county or to w. i, s en „ f ree, A cl dre; B, C. A^SNOW CO. Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. C. Piedmont Air-Line Route. R. &D.R. CMP’Y. Condensed Schedule IN EFFECT APRIL u, i889. o Trams run by *5th Meridian Time—me hour faster than 90th Meridian time. -o- going north. SOUTH BOO'D, miLT. No. 51 Ko. 5J. Leave Atlanta 7 15 i> m 22tJBS!SS£S “ Gainesville, 9 18 a n: • “ Athens id 00 - 7 “ Lula, y -n R 10 “ Cornelia 10 io •* “ Toccoa 10 “ Seneca 10 42 “ n P Greenville 11 88 “ 12 p m Arrive Suaruinburtr 1 06 •; i 1 S 2 11 * 2 gf;liaS8l5tSSSdJ8S8Sns$S5$» c ea\ t ai utnnuig 3 Arrive Asheville Hendersonville, 6 yparti.nburg' not springs 8 ..eavj O h* 2 Gastoni* 4 S 4 “ Salisbury Charlotte 4 £ 6 “ 6 “ Greensboro 7 Arrive. Durham 8 cc 8 V. rive_I*aleigh 12 4. ft Arrive 1 f p. m +8 ^oldsboro 3 c 12 L aye Greensboro 8 6 r a in 8 p Arrive Danville) 9 iiwSccH m >0 n c..JUt nd 3 p. n; 5 a m “ Chariott. Ly. clinuig 12 svilR o r IV. sh ngton 7 r 6 : Baltimore 8 ‘8 ; Philadelphia : New a. m York 6 <z 1 O JNG SOUTH SOl'TII BOUNDD. DAILY. _ X I. 50 I hi . 52. Leave New York 15 am' 4 30 p m “ Phiadelphia Baltimore 20 1 ! 6 57 “ Washington o 45 “ i 9 30 “ “ Charlottesville ^ 24 “ 11 u0 “ “ Lynchburg 05 40 p m COCCWOiW 00a m Leave Richmond, ^ 40 “ 7 “ 1 Danville 03 00 “ 30 “ Arrive Gree; oc 40 ‘ 05 sboio O 27 “ 42 “ Leave Goldsboro tC 00 a m +4 CO p m Arrive “ Greensboro Raleigh 4a 50 p m *12 Mdn’t Salisbury 52 “ % a ni “ 37 “ Charlotte c p m 1 23 t. m to 05 ‘ 00 p m * . Gastonia to 48 “ 4“ “ Arrive Si artanburg 4 40 “ 37 • 4 - Leave not Springs 50 “ “ Ashville m- Arrive >. Hendersonville Spartanburg 20 * Leave Spartanburg 11 50 “ Greenville' +* 40 “ c 37 “ “ 50 “ Seneca & “ ^ 48 vi *• Toccoa -i :->2 “ OC-'C 27 “ “ Cornelia <x 35 “ 24 “ Ar Lula 12 “ 00 p iii ii Athe 9:6 “ X 26 “ s 1. 20 p m 410 25 “ L are Gainesville 10 t4 a m 51 “ * Arr.ve Atlanta 12 Noun 19 40 “ 1 Da’-iy e xc. j * S unday JCity Time. Dull man Car Set r/ee. On trains 50 and 51 Pulman PulR-t Sleeper between Atlanta and Ntv. Yoik, New Orleans and Masl’i- gton via Drmillc. On trains 52 and 53 Pullman Buffet Aiken - t eper Montgomery I>« mviIIo. to Washington and v a r SSF’ On trains 52and 53between Rii limono* md Greensboro and Goldsboro. tions toa’.l Trough points. tickets on sale at principal sta¬ For rates and information apply to any agent of the Company, or to J48. L. TAYlOR’ Gen. Pass. : - Washington. D. 0. ;0,L HAAS. T. M 160 FOR •lus / Hi in A’ of It, He MONOPOLY Busted. Do you want a Sewing Machine? * >i 7.50 rrnted TO I’ire "$30.00. art Tears. With all Attachments. Write fur i!- bistrated Circulars of our SINGERS, • NEW HOME’ Etc. $10 TO $30. Save 1 by ordering direct frmn Head- quart -rs. Needles for any Machine,. fonts a dozen in Stamps. AiK IjzJ dress 1 H F LOU laVIL L E S E WI NG: M A - CHINK CO. No. 520 Fourth Avenue, Mm9lo8ep7. .Louisville, Aj\ THE GREAT INFALLIBLE Ioothache Cure, Manufactured and sold by (( llie Infallible loolh- ache Cure I/C//. Co., OF CLARKSVILLE, GA. Cures To ill ache in all its forms. Cures Neuralgia when caused from bad teeth. Cures sore «nims and cleanses the- mouth. Sold by Drurrcrjsts and Dtalers.. Sold in Toccoa bv W. H. & J. Davfsy Dru^oist-; Nowell Bros., Gei.-eral Dealers. PHILADELPHIA SINGER. High Arm, Low Arm $ 20 . ^____j j 'nil m C Itil? >- n llsli *5 in fmm »fU lilUK = Nil 2 ^ r Si v L Wi FIFTEEN DAYS’ TRIAL YOUR OWN NOUSt BEFORE YOU PAY ORE CC n’t pay an agent $55 or $6u, but send for cirea c. a. wood qo..'Msas.?«; j