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t.lU «v months...... . 50 Throe months.. .. t 25 Subfeoriptionc paid in A 1 vance. Sen I ifotiey Order, Postal Note or nott* Address, ?- The Toccoa News, i occo;i, Ga. City Dheclory. | I i CHRCHES. i Presbyterian. Services ’the 2nd and j 4th Sundays in each month, at 11 a. in. and 7 p. m. Sunday school at 10 a. ni. Rev. L. | A. Sitnpvon. Pastor ! M ;tho list Ewisoooal. Services 1st. 2nd and 31 Sunditv of each month, at 11 a. in. and j y,■ m. Sibbath scheoi at 3 p. m. Rev. C. A. j Jaineison. Pastor. Bantist. Services 2nd and 4th Sunda of earn month at n a. m. and 7 p. in. Rev. J.. l-\ Goociv, Pastor, i Toccoa High School, Prof. N. A. Fessen- j tlcn, Princ pal- > The Toccoa Lodge, No. 390. Ancient Order; of each month’ ’‘iLE^Edie, W. if * Mon-! " I Roval ________ Arcanum meets 2nd and 4th days in each month. Jas. Wilson, Regent, , j Tugalo Lodge, 195 K.of II. meets 1st and 3d ' Monday oi eaefa* month. J. 11, Simmons, : LLtato-. CITY OFFICERS. II M Payne, Mayor; L Goode, Recorder. COUNTY OFFICERS. c.f B Superior E Edge, Court; Ordinary; M T J Perkins, If Addison. Sheritl; Clerk ( Jeo. j ! Fry, Tax Collector; II P Brook.sher, 'fax Re- ’ ; ceiver; J C Allred, Treasurer; Jas. L John¬ son, Surveyor; I) W Ivester, Coroner. ; ! LOCAL NEWS. ! I Tlie teachers’ examination days are lie 29th. and 30th. of May. Mrs. J. M. Levis has returned to her home J near this city where she will spend some ] i weeks. | Citizens of Franklin met last week and re i solved to invite Mr. Grady to address them in Carnesville. Elberton is perfecting arrangements for the i visit of Hon. Henry W. Grady and the trip j down the river. Rev. Air. McClure, student in the 'rheolog¬ ical Seminary at Columbia, S. C., is in Toc¬ coa visiting at tlie home of. the Rev- L. A. Simpson. Mr. A. II.McAllister made a trip this week to Banks county visiting among friends. He brought from there cash subscription to the News for which he will please accept thanks. A mass meeting of the citizens of Franklin county resolved that “any system looking to a property tax to work the roads is unwise and unjust.” They favor the eniorcenient of the present law. The Sabbath Schools of the city had a pic¬ nic out to the Falls Friday, they must have had a splendid time for they stayed so late we had to go to press without giving an count of the fun; that must be deferred till next week. Toccoa has a new citizen, a young gentle- mail ; he weighs ten pounds and resides with, Mayor Payne. Our happy Mayor hearty congratulations on all aides. Pretty soon the name and style of the firm will bo Payne «Vc Son. Julius Mauldin lias been absent sometime visiting Athens, Augusta,Atlanta and Gaines- ville. Of these cities he likes Augusta best; but amid all the attractions of beautiful cities, he finds there is no place for him like ‘Home Sweet Home.” Maj. Young Davis called atthe NEWsoffiee, and presented tbe editor with a large speci¬ men of gold bearing quarts found on his plantation. This specimen glistens with sul- phure's and indicate? tbe possibility of a vein of the precious metal being near. Dr. Doyle, of Seneca, visited his friends in Toccoa on Wednesday, and gave the News office a welcome call. The Doctor says the mineral springs near our city contains valua- ble medicinal properties,' and is especially valuable for diseases of the kidneys; it con¬ tains iron and is au excellent tonic. Ylr. Warren But ha informs the News that Mr. Sam Davis has a bed of sweet potatoe slips so large and fine as to beatSquireMulkey dear out of sight Mr. Busha's family several newspapers, but he likes the News the best. In this he shows excellent judge- ment; a great many people agree with him, and tbe News finds a cordial welcome in many homes. Mr. r.U, 5 lekery is back from a visd to New York. He intends to return to that city and make it l.is permanent place of business. mj mg and selling cotton. It requ les cour. age to face the sharpers of that burgh There iireBulls and Bears,Hoosiers,Badgers,Hawk- eyes. Crackers, Fewcks. Goulds, Vanderbilts, ts ard (not A. II.) McAllister’s 400, some Yankeys and a sprinkling of Johnev Bulls, don’t you know, all like a roaring lion, seek¬ ing whom they may ^devour. New York is quite a large city. Squires. A. Torter favored this afflee with pleasant call, and presented the editor some fine berries, including very large, de- licious strawberries. No gift could be more M ?"'y T*?**-,? mo,v rs*?”' ceired, than these, the quean of all berries; then too. there is something touching when ,veconsider that tb..kindd«or i s almost » stranger, and it makes the editor of the News telheUnet among strangers mu fricn.U, whose friendship be highly prizes and gg. teems, and will remain while life lasts. Ida Lide-.l, the colored woman who murder- od her babe and threw it into a well,in trying to escape arrest, went-^to Longview where she had friends. It seems strange she did not mam there concealed, .,,,,1 A or go , farther .. away. Jn- T stead of that she returned to Toccoa and wetek to Pr.t.kUacoo.tr, waking on tb« Elberton ia.1 roa.1. She «us Mre.-t.*d, brought to ei.y, arraigned before .lurtiee Muikev. when sbe plftid guilt} of lie? terrible crime mid w&s sent to jail to await the action of the ecur. at the September c , term . L-.zsie r • • /-.I Chapman, the principal witness, unable to give a $100 bond tor her appearance at court as a witness, was also committed to jai!. If Lizzie is cent of any crime, it seems a cruel and unjust law to confine her in jail for months like a #o4nmon felon. m'a Chr te¬ le cuperin- Cbiidren’s ajs in Tot. ■oa in th -t of t. e W ,^ r appointment throng!) Miss Willard \\ hile here she was the guest of the Rev. I*. S. man and lady. She is a superior elocutionist, and is frequently called upon to recite selee- tions of prose and verse in social gatherings, and at meetings for charitable objects. rdso delivers addresses ofher own composition and is becoming noted for rare elocutionary powers as a public speaker. Her mission to Teccoa was to instruct the ladies of the W. C. IT. in the workings of the order, and to a- waken public sentiment in fa vor of the proln- bition movement. Elsewhere Mrs. Whitman give's an interesting account of her visit. The Rev. L. A-Simpson and Elder E. A. Newton have been absent about a week at- te-iding Presbytery which met in ..1y-Ville. The Re v. Simpson was Moderator. ’1 he j ro- cccdings were highly interesting; the rej'orts «om the , churches or , the , most cheering , char¬ acter; three new ministers have been added to the Presbytery and there is not a vacant church in its bounds. Two brothers, Samuel an q Thomas Cartlege were licensed to preach, They are the sons of the Rev. G. II. Cartlege, widely known in Georgia and so bighlj es- ^ teemed , wherever . known. He has been , iDg mostly within this Presbytery Ifor about 40 years. He is now about 75 years old, and notwithstanding his advanced age lie has just be n n called to take.charge of the church at Maysville,and wa%installed at this of the Presbytery. 'There weie two interesting scenes at this Presbytery. One was the parents were pres ent at the examination of their sons prejiara- tory to be licensed for the holy ministry. The aged mother sat near her boys, listening, doubtless with greater pride and deeper in teicst than if they were being President of the United State-. r i he other was the instillation of the Rev. Cartlege, old enough to be the father of those who officiated at the ceremonies. The Rev.L. A. Simpson gave the “charge to the Pastor,” and that must have been a rare spectacle, to witness a young man scarcely 30, giving ministerial advice to an old gentleman of 75, who has been in the ministry over 40 years. FOR SALE. r I \ LIT ABLE PROPERTY KNOWN >1 a thews Lime Kiln, seven miles from Toccoa on the road to Clarksville. For 1 articulars apply to The Editor ok The Toccoa News, Toccoa, Ga FDR SALE. x\ 1 .SIIINGLE MILL WILT. BE oOLD very cheap. It is a good mill in good repair. Apply to W. C. EDWARDS, 'Toccoa, Ga. GEORGIA, HABERSHAM COUNTY.—To and .via, whom Andrew it K may Rossignol. ooNri'.Rx: Executor’s Henry Rossignol of Har¬ riet A Rossignol, deceased, having, in due form, applied t the undesigned for leave to sell the lands of aid deceased. Notice is here¬ by given that said application will be heard on the first Monday in June next. This 6rh day of May 1889 82.07 4tmll,18,25,jl. B. E. EDGE.-Ordinarv If you suffer pricking pains on mov- ing tlie eves, or cannot bear bright liirht and find your sight weak and failing, jou should pronptly use Dr. j. H.McLcatTs Strengthening Eye Salve. 25 cents a box. TV V(/i'.i ii. ill* Ii! ° T yo ” “ ie A.J l wo! V' iit'!-«l n out, (iebiiitv. really uoed Try for nothing is Fti; o il . V a / ii ON ITT lilts. B win ca^anflge a ggget.te. Sold LETTER FROM TiLTON. I he interesting letter below diu tlo t reach us in time for insertion last week: 1 ii/roN, G.v., May 8th, It is reported among tho farmers of this section that the late frosts have proved fatal to young cotton. Ilad quite a cool north wind for several days, and poopie have had some fears chat it would result in tlie killing of the fruit; but we hope now that the fruit is not injured. Fred P. Cox, Depot and express agent at this place went to tiie Bap- tist State Convent’on as a delegate from North Georgia Association, Rev. J. M. McBraver, of Crane Eater, Ga., represented the Cosawat- tee Baptist Association in the Baptist State Convention at Marietta. ' ‘L- n AlU.mcts ha\ e passed resolutions adopting co-ton bagging, arid not to patronize any cotton Alliance gin using the jute. May Hiil has passed resolutions favor- ing purchase the Olive Bill, and forbidding the of any more Oliver chilled p| ows? a { so withdrawino* former ob- ligations to trade with S. C. Collum, of this place, he failin-r in several ” } • _i,i- . R „ n , lf * “ •“ ,l , ' ‘ ‘ c stock .. ^ m the exchange, and will for- ward 25 per cent, for deposit soon. tj Murray County Singing Conven¬ on meets at^Oak Grove church, Sat- nrJa^, , ST May lltn , ant. will . continue . (!:, y- \\ neat in i iea?.ant 7 alley is . ported to have rust very bad. H was suggested by Mr. A. K. Ramsay x esterday m Spring that the people of Murray county have a Confederate’s Reunion at pose *>•»• of *]«•• stimulating "•« »•»»«. the hr people tho pur- to CO ntribute more freely to tlie Soldier’s Home of Ooorgia. ^ The Rev. Speck, . 0 *. ’ S f nn H 1 , ,, ,aca Mcceeded , , . ... laming . a subsetiption of several do.mrs yes- ten:ay for the Home. The Murray county Farmer’s ane « ,net ia s P riu .^, P laco } an,J n soen,s ti,!U they do not undersUmd the workings of the State Exchange. Some of them thought they , would till only be required • I . to 2-> this pay ner cent, year while others 50 ,;. e ,.pinion that they ure due ce.it- The matter, however, j, be seltled at ths n0 vt ,„ eeti „„. rp» Hie i^> Rev. ^ XtV r »*v 1 1 1 in rlplott, .. of # i-» 1, was b'Drintr F rM Place vesterdav in m the *« . of interest an institution that he cab- sd 44 1 he Benefit and Aid Association or Society, to which I learn several persons subscribed, and it will be or- ganized as a branch of the soon. jdents at Tilton '■'prin'T Place and Montgomery Alliance;-, of Murray county, ha v ubsoribed stock : u the exrl.ar £*• Muiray County Alliance pashoe resolutions ratifying the action of the "Lite A lliance,and to jU>ide the action of the committee of ten appointed 1 v the State Alliance to get u;> a sub- stitnte for Jute, Peoole of this fiction think that their ecu,.,, will not .11 come up until it rains, as the ground is So .1,.,- the-seed cannot germinate. J j Hex. »■ PENNINGS FROM RED HILL. Tlie quarterly meetino at AllenT Saturday and Sunday was a orurd success, plenty of dinner and a Jaroe crowd enjoyed the repast. Lev. J..H Baxter, tbe Presidii g Elder did some nri jo d preacliinof. We uere greatly ns-tonislied, and made to feel'sad tie other day to bear that our friend Ira S. Garrett, had , e it. i 1111 r • -’ inoriiin<r ‘v '* • un< : ’ V we were made to fee’i oood to see him appear 1 with a beautiful black in out- | 1 Married at the residence of Mr. ’ Mack Sosby, May the second, by J. j A. McCay, Esq., Henry Kino 1 to Miss I Jane Smith. May they live Iona- and j e ’ oy the good thini?s of tll ; s world, i ^ ie UanUlm Alliance met at; Carnesville May tho 7th, and held: u secre t gession in the mason ic Hall. 1 The business transacted before this body was of great importance. Cot¬ ton will be used instead of jute by the Farmers’ Alliance; a move in the right direction. The citizens of Franklin county have invited Henry Grady, of Atlan- lanta, to visit us soon. We feel that the visits of such men are always ben official. Is farming a failure? If you were to see the frost bitten cotton, and the no cotton at all, you would think that farming in Red Hill didn’t pay. ‘ “ Joda • Qmllu? .... l), one of . lied XJ Hill . U , ; s ( most mos»t nromisincr promising younp- voiimr men men is ]S verv \UJ ' , dextrous with firo arms; lie killed 2! birds at 10 shots. Success for Joda. Uncle Jack Deavours is gone to Franklin Springs for the benefit of his health, and we hope his visit will not be in vain. Mr. A. S. Crenshaw has a peculiar ’‘razor.” It absolutely refuses to cut beard on Andrew’s face. Miss ... Mattie ,, • Cox, ,1 c ti , it- ic , one Red Hill or s most charming belles, has one of the finest dower yards in our town. Tiie young men delight in going to see it on Sunday evenings. J. A. McCay lias one of the finest oat patches in our section. John is a ' successful farmer,lawyer and esquire. Mr. B. A. Broom is the most suc- cessful bee man we know of. lie found 3 trees in 1 day;we would like to havebeen at the cutting down of the trees; if we had, we would not have shown , the sweet stuff any quarters. \ X ' Indies | i• • - o..„ g ,r you warn . to mar ry, just say so if von dare. 1 know a bachelor thats ready and his name is Jack Blair. G a noox. Clarksville, May loth. 1889. Dkai: News:—E verything is get¬ ting lively just now with us. While I write I can hear the sound of tho hammer and saw. One new hotel building, and the Habersham l^Yel repaired and enlarged. ^ , n ' ,r ch .... is being omit, .. (baptist.) . The Countv School Commissission- er informs me that the length of the uu blic school term will be 70 dav«* 1 j ■> or 1 ^2 < ch°lastic • months this . He s year. be at this place for the purpose of examining teachers on the 29lh. day . , , a ! " 1S1 0 )e em p °} e in the public schools this year. There will be onl v 1 day for that purpose, - ana only at t s place. fClarksvdUe (L iarksville.) lere w.i e no con raets mat e with Teachers until after the next meeting of the Board of Education, which will be on the 15th of June,for the reason, that the Commissioner . . is . not authorized to make any contracts with teachers for the present year by t j ie J3 or . r( J as yet afU j will not be un- * .. t f,er . . . h,ch ’ * p e,r “« l " y 1 have stated before will be on f5th June next. O. -- Subscribe for tiie News. Administrator’s Sals, ___ Georoi.v.^IIabeibiham § ■ocxty. before of the Ordinary Court of said be soffi House door in Clarksville, Habersham County Georg'a. on the first Tuesday in the June 1889. one house and lot, known as Wm M Jones place where Maj. WT Cranelafa.lv resided, in tlie town of SkSmU^bo^ lU-NDRED ALHO ( )NE / Jire» of lot No 144in AND the TWEXTY.FIVE 11th district oi - ? i.l eoumr. and more full,• tajH » . deed from Elizabeth r Groves to 5\mJ Rusk, Kecordcd id Book ‘E E’ page 128Clerks office Superior Court of said eyuuty. Terms cash, nnd sold as the i>roj>ertv of \V m. J Rusk de- g Erwin, Attorney, James E Rusk, 5t ‘ Whiter . . a fee $6.11. ^^jn^rator’s Y of Wm J deceased. r&g * PI esTABLISHEB 185 a The AMOS Pianos bearinjr the above name stand pre¬ eminent v hi the front rank, and are conceded to be the L.chest achievement in the art of piano manufacturi n', covtainirz in a wonderful degree, ail the essential cuaiities c f a perfect piano. FAI I.TI.KKS TONF., PERFECT ACTION, K':TRE.'dE Ef R VBILITV. elegance in design «n<i finish ii The quality of materials used and the skill of the workmen employe,! in their construction, also our Jimfire.t long experience allow us to say, these pianos oipea in P'-crv r * OVER 05.000 IN USE. 3 H O l |SJ ORCAHS Are theLsaiiag Organs of the World, Because they are the best. Their purity of voicing, prompt speech, quick¬ ness of touch, rich, full and organ-like tone lias ^ on tor them the highest praise and admiration of all who have seen and heard them. which They contain many valuable improvement S3P Three-Ply are exclusive features. Folding Pedal magnificent Sounding Boards,’ Book Closets and Chime of Swiss Bells creating be the most harmonious effects, and which can used with or without‘the reed*. These in- stiuments have taken Medals and First Premium wherever exhibited. Agents wanted in territory not Send already provided for. for Catalogue to B. SHONiNGER CO., 86 Fifth Aye., New York. Factories New Haven, Conn. , n ayl8tonov.l0,1889 -------—--- FOIl El YSPKPSIA Use Brown’s Iron Bitters. Physicians recommend it. All dealers keep it. SI.00 per bottle. Genuine has trade-mark and crossed red lines on wrapper. Physicians prescribe Dr. J. II. McLean’s Tar dineLuiuj Palm; in it they find no trace of opium or mot - j’hia, while its efficacy in curing all throat or lung diseases is wonderful. MARSHAL’S SALES. lOCCOA, „ G.V., 11 ir A.BEHS HA M „ CoUNTV, April t 30th, 1389. oi \ iTjji V ],e sold before tlie Court 1 louse door in Clarksville in said c untv, on the 1st " fb,l0 ' ti " s “ and running back 100 to an alley. Levied ou {£!£ p tlHVn ta &rtk M ALSO A t the same time and place Io 4 s-No 30, 31 and 32 in Block No30.-fronting om North Railroad street. 25 feet front eacli and n i„ g back 10» feet to an alley. Levied ou as the property ot 11 \\ .Jones to satisfy a ti fa m favor of m.iyov and council vs H W Jones for his town tax for the year 1 88. Pi inter’s fee 82,13.. ALSO- pgo-k'lto•H^Lcviei]' 1 ^ 1 ■ lot No. 1 in Oil :<s the prciierlv ot E A Newton to satisfy a tax ti fain favor of mavor and council vs E A Newton for his to,vn tax for the year 1888. Printers fee§l.l2. ALSO 1 \ 1 t Block the the No. same Levied time and place lot No. 3 in 5. on as the of J Sage to satisfy a tax fi fa in favor of may- or and council vs John Sage for his town tax for tlie year 1888. Printer's fee $1.50, ALSO ^ \ 'ijw-'uo. 5*7 tlt^vroV^rt? ofb .M Moilh fo satisfy a taxlxf;i in favor of mavor and council vs 8 M Smith for his town tax for the year 1888. l’tiliter’s fee$1.53. \ l.so i c the-same time andplavelot Nn.,4iuBloi'k j a No. 27. Levied on as the property of A Co nog ca favor ot i he mavor and c -uncii v- A Cornog o> sath: y a tax fi fa for his town tax for the year 1888. Printer's fee $ 1„55. A l.so ■tin same tune and place- lot No.2 in B’ock ^ N<> 36. Lcvretl on ns the jiropertyof Dick j Young to satisfy a li fa in favor of the mayor | and council vs Dick Young for Li is town tax for the year 1888. Printer’s fee 81.47. A LSO \ 1 t the same time ami place lot No. (5 in ^ Bloca No. 10. Levied on a : the proi'orlv ot Terry Smith to satisfy a ti fa in favor of th'c mayor and co iticii vs Terry Smith for his t ,„ vntax , or , ks . ,«*. Mm.rstetl.il. J\ * T B'ock tl,e S ,ineti,„„7’fpi No 17. Levied M clot So. 27 in on as tlie property of Head A Hood to satisfy a ii fa in favor of the mayor iind council vs Head it Hotxl for their town tax for the year 1888. This April 30, -1889. D.L.. PURCELL, Printer’s fee 81,89. Marshal .o- When nature falters and requires help, recruit her enfeebled energies with Dr. J. II. McLean’s ^lengthen- ing Cordial and Blood Purifier. $1.00 per bottle * D-ISTING Uls-ED MEN. Gov. John Ireland of Texas. Si- ,non P * Hu - hes > Governor of Arkaiu sas ; S D McEncry - Govrenor of Louis iana. E B Turner Judge U S Court; Ex-Gov Hubbard Minister to Japan; Marion Martin ex-Lieutenant G»v> ernor of Texas; W R Miiler ex Gov- ernor of Arkansas and many others E A Perry Governor of Ftordia; W D Bloxham ex-Govcrnor of Flordia and kindreds of other distinguished men of the UnitC(1 States in aH professions and in every department of science |,ave had their sight- improved by tho use ot Hawkes r New Spectacles. All <W es fitted and the fit guaranteed IV. II. & J, Davis. ^ w. »ib! 15tbf wi n<» S v!T’v 2:3dVMay w! 18tli, and 27tfa; April B.li, and 1st, 9th, 17tli and 25th; June 3d, and lltli. ble, G. J. Ramsey. Are you restless at night, nn<l liar-. assed tiy a bad cough? Use Dr. J. II. McLean’s Tar Wine Lung Balm, it will secure you sound sleep, and ef¬ fect a prompt and radical cure. Qli Idpen will freolv ‘ take Dr. J. ll‘ McLean , . - lar r \\ r Lung lm;un- s me n like cough svrup, it contains no o- llillm 5 -t, “11^^11,1 \ nrv 1 dis-. * 9 Ur .. «•» Jr * ^ . * --—1_ _ (jrct Uet tour vour neighbors ,,«„ni,or= to to subsenb© for 1111-2 . News and Piedmot Indus- TBIAL Jouenal. igsp- BROWN’S IROfJ BiTTERS Cures In«ligestion, Biliousness, Dyspepsia. Mala¬ ria, Nervousness, ami General Debility. Physi¬ cians recommend it. All dealers sell it. Genuine has tra2e mark and crossed red lines on wrapper, A y J «• BRUCE One of Xa w ; LDEST Mercantile HOUiEi I IN TOCCOA. Here yon can find bargains in S’aplc ‘Dry (toads. BOOTS AND SHOES, PROVISIONS OF ALL KINDS, Da con. Flour, lied. --ALSO--- i HE BEST VARIETIES OF FERTILIZERS. double brick block TOCCOA- GA-, 1UJAL EhT'lAK FOR SALh\ CITY PROPERTY. i Ii PICK STORE, flouting on Sage street. l Lot 25 x 100 feet. STORE and SHOP fronting on Doyle st. Lot 50x llo feet. 1 FOUR Room Dwelling, fronting on Dojle 7 st Lot 100 x 100. | SIX Room Dwelling fiontiug on Doyle street. Lot 100 x 200. THREE l‘“ Room Dwelling fronting on Cur- -» * ' *" street C" ' Lot J 50 x 100. ,. v. P cam t " i FIVE Room Dwelling fronting on Curra- 1 liee street. LotlOUX—CR). IT OUSE of 5 rooms, with -store in: front f i VCl'V COllvenieiltlV located near the bus- inoss center of the town. It ism corner lot 50 1>v 100 feet. I'uis property is otiered at a \ eiy low price. S» hotel'"manor woman - HSSSK offiro. "w !? veramiaffia i,,ule ’ walk from^ffi^UrPr^rid p<.M good spring on the place, and a creek runs through the lot. Excel paiticui ent place r’.y j 0r .^rden vegetables, sT:ii and f nit; five r ap .s; here be madea line vineyard;, niy hundred dollars, FAllM * ’ «. 40 acres. 34 miles from tlie city on a sp en- did load; about 20 acres cleared, ra.sp- berries, poaches apples, grape- adapted on the place; an excellent! fruit farm, well to grape eultt re. A great bargain at 835'i j 250 acres 1J miles from the ei'y; 20 acres bottom land; 60 acres cleared; good a targe b dy of good timber, hard alid soft; or ehard, apples, peaches and grapes; house Jir.ru and stables, to be sold cheap. Call upon or ad Ire-s, McLauuy. J. W. Toccoa, . -------—------- best^alve^n a .. . Tor* __, . He 'world' cuts, bruises * sores, ulcers, salt rheum, lc .. \?r ^ires, iettoi, ... ch.V|»,-t.l .i ,,,,,, i hands, chilblains^ coins and all skin erupt- ions and pwwilivelv cures piles, or no , ‘ )tlV rc o 1 Hived. It is antccT to • . vo pet feet Sfitlsiacl'.ou .... cm mill C‘, Ti - funded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Vv. H. & J. Davis. A WOMAN S DiSCOVKRY. 1 ,* roll er wonderful discovery has been ?f:.-4'le and that too by a lady in .i,;^ coantv. Disease fastened its clutches . and ... lor upon ner seven \ cars she withstood its severest test, blit , icr vit l , , K „„„ S , vercmlllermiM d „„l death seeme.i imminent. For three month 4 she eoughed incessantly and could not sleep. She bought of US a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption and was so much re- leived on taking lirst dove that she slept all night and wi ll one bottle | ias ( )Ce n miraculously cured, 11 e-r is Mrs. Luther Lutz. ’ Tims name writes W. C. Hamrick & Co.,of SheU tx V) yj. C.-Get a free trial bottle at \VY II. & J. Davis Drug More. THE VERDICT UNANLVOUS. W. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus. Ind.. testifies: “I can lecouimend Electric Bitters as the very beat remedy, Every Bottle sold has given relief in every case. One man took six bot- ties, and was cured of Rheumatism of 10 years’ standing.” Abraham Hare..druggist, Belleville, Ohio, af- firms: “The best selling medicine I have ever handled in iny 20 years’ experience, is Electric Bitters.” Thousands of of others have at <1 d their testimony, so that the verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters do ure all diseases of the Liver, KiJn -ys B!.»»d. Only a naif dollar a hot- fie at W. 11. A J. Davis Drugstore. -- ITlmT FIEMT m The Original Wins, C. F. Simmons, Si. Louis, Prcp’r -.ay IsISltTSIsil h m er er M. Kcgulutor, A. S. list’d SI. by Zc.lir.iS63. L. has for 47 years cured cv Indigestion, Biliousness, €> uiChurch, HEuHSSS Adams, Twin., q Itliink writes; “1 , 1 should have been dead but mT"""*"—xEtoris J | tor your Liver Genuine Aledicme. M. A. I Sim- ha.\ sometimes had t. ' g| to substitute ’Ceunrs/ Cr 7 B ‘-Zudin’s stuff” for your Medi Ciu -1 hut it don’t answer the ‘"Sffjfn. Memphis, Crave, Editor Th, ? I Tenn. savs: received a package of vour Liver i A V Medicine, and have used half of it. iA It wc'.ho like a charm. I want no bett-r Liver ^dfZtiih^s mixture. pvj taiiiiy co tune f*X k - M SENSIBLE LOW-COST HOUSES.-HOW , TO BUILD THEM • COS Our T new HOUSES-HOW ATLAS, entitled TO *-sensible BUILD THEM.’* low- Now ready. This contains plans, illustrations, and complete descriptions of .fti ST Shows New, how Beautiful, and Cheap Country Houses, costing from ?800 to $7500. you can build a is‘2000 house for S1750, and how to make them 5SSsa^^ZA£Hl4 _ JnM haidsome, and cheaply convenient, heated healthy, light, cool, and airy in summer, warm in winter. Tells intending builders of homes zp ■ 7 i to Oil climate to do, and NATTONAL warns them what not to do. Describes houses adapted $1.00 by maiL s. / 1 0’X7 ARCHITECT’S!, Chestnut Streft, NH»N, Philadelphia, Pn. i ' - . . Yv- 1 ,4 X^-v ':0 Carbiccd with Great fact in ^ Fewer. w TllEY ALE AS TRANSPARENT AND COL- O Iff. ESS 'S LIGHT Id'S I'Ll*'. And for softnes of endurance to the eye can not be excelled, enabling the wearer to read for hours without fatigue. In fact they are Perfect Sight Preservers. Testimonials from the L ading pl ysiciai in tli ■ United Suites, governors, so an.rs, h <: is 1: tors. Stockmen, nan of note in all sions ndmdittereent branches of r; <’c Lai 1 ers, mechanics, etc, can be given who ha\ had their sight improved hy their use. . _ .. . » ‘t: m •;» S ? * 9 =© vH * tyif 'MM ft 4 m -A i>-:I tIi o F it €-1! itl* ii is - teed by 71 * II\ (0 J. Dun's, Drug- gists and Doo/csetters. These glasses are not supplied to pedlars . t ^ liol^ald any price. 1 >epots: Atlanta, Ga.;Au$- tin Texas. i $5 Book H For $ 1 . 00 . HOW ' m ->*11 To Cli.........iiin^ -Imwmm.railCsSin R..J "“i PQ UUU F j, Wi TJ A . jSBBg ;H fJ ■ LJM1 -.-i *1 TTnnfin HOllSu. w u If yon anithink!n» of buildinj-a honse yon onpht to bny the new cvetybody buys it. The best, cheapest and most popular work aver demand, to suit the times, so that it can be easily reached by nil. dejeriptions, owner.’ names, actual cost ofconstructnn,nognesa DouDe’H*."ses RUcTB^ock^TDe^Emul 1 ^inUuDDbmhr town SSSI-S-SSSS eioth, paper cover by mail postpaid on receipt of $1.00; bound ia P.O.BOX2I6I. $2.00. AddressftUorder5tQ J. b, OGILVIE, Publish eh, UKoteM-Nro la* Tft Cibtojl^dt (. N I A ' 7p3f7 /"7 MI ; . | / / - ;■ y* ■ V. *■>' 7cg N'-V) .JA. D LA FA ^ S3 , U 0 r, jifyyMCTtW UP».,n tMii ‘ Ojakr - j; wf 5r emfl ymit w.1 t<iHr 4f- i f'c.av-Agxpcrfcpoe— 1 ? thr^-isw W"»vh*- — ifet In 'SCYid f c r ’ —————————— V O fijjj 1 ” A \J ¥ n M COTTAGE QRGAM Has attained a standard of excellence which admits of no superior. It contains every improvement that inven¬ tive genius, skill and money can produce. fL-vkA.: teal GTJIi WAR- ATM. 13 mkm RANTED FOR TO mmm PIVB EXCEL. YEARS. of combination,art-.sucdesisn,iwautyinumsb, homes,schools,churches,lodges,societies,etc. ._rkpijjtati©X, REST COXBIXE3, MAKE THIS THI POPULAR ORSM T PIANOS, STOOLS, BOOKS. Catalogues on application, Fuze. CHICAGO COTTAGE ORGAN CE CHICAUU, ruiri/en 111 ILL. ————------— PATENTS. Caveat*, husino^s and Trade-Marks obtained, all Pat- ousmess oondurtpd conuucreu for ior hodekat^ modfrats f 1 r r.i.. i' v . On: OFFICE IS OPPOSITE U S PATENT OFFICE and we can secure patent in less time than th “" C Woshington. bend model, drawing or photo., with ties criptioii. of charge. We advise if patentable or not, fie Our fet not due till patent E is secured. A Pamphlet, of actual “How clients toObtain in Patents, ’’with names free Address, your State, county or town, sent C. A. SNOW & CO. OppositTPatent Office, Washington, D. C. Piedmont Air-Line Rc V W. x - ^, E. & I). R. CMP’Y. Condensed Schedule IX EFFECTAP1.il 14, 1889. o Tra ns run by 75tli Meridian Tinuv-oi.e h faster than 90th Meridian &or time. GO north . NORTH BOUND, Leave Atlanta Gainesville, Athens .. Tula, .. Cornelia Toccoa - Seneca Greenville Arrive Spartanburg i oa ,c Spaiianmirg Arrive -• Hendersonville Asheville *• Spartanburg not Springs ..eavo 44 Gastonia “ Charlotte : r & Arrive Goldsboro itlliSgi? aVSvV jhinvii^ 0 ' H,chmund Charlottesville Baltimore Washington Philadelphia New York GO’MG SOUTH SOUTH BOUNDD. DAILY. N .. 50 • 2 . Leave New York 12 15 am pb 30 ] m Phiadelphia Baltimore 7 20 * c*. 57 - 9 45 41 'X 30 ' v Charlottesville Washington 11 24 u tiO 44 3 40 P HI c: Wa xa Leave , “ Lynchburg Richniond, 540 oi 3 00 “ ic .30 “ ‘ Danville ’js.-Ls,;. 8 40 4 7. 05 x V RMeigh 4 50 p mi 12 Mdn’t AriiVC Gr^CllsborO 5 *>2 “ | 1) ,D(} “ f.f*!’"?' V I all lOctO 20 2 0.) 37 p nU ,1 11 (0 23 p a m m “ GMia 2 48 “ 142 Ai i ive fepai c.inouig _ 4 4U w 37 heave not Sjning., C: 5<> r - cr 50 ta ' ‘S 20 , ., 11 50 4 4-4 40 44 3 37 44 St'MCCil J,* J ^ 11 vlJfe L Vr 50 4 ’ | 4 48 •* 32 *• 6 27 “ TOCCOJI «x 35 41 7 24 “ 44 Cornelia •X 12 44 8 00 p ia Ar Lula 9 36 44 s 20 44 Athe s 12 20 p m fit) 25 “ Leave Gainesville 10 C4 a m 8 51 44 Arrive Atlanta 12 Noon 19 40 44 tDaily except Sunday JCitv Time. Du i l man Ca r Sc? rice. On trains 50 and 51 I'uliuau Bufl< i Sleeper Orleans between Atlanta and New York.New and Washington via Danville. EST* On trains 52 and 53 Pullman Buffi ; Sleeper Aiken Montgomery Danville. to Washington and via On trains 52and 53between RicLim mi and Greensboro and Goldsboro. ^.“Trough tickets on sale at principal sia- tions toailpoinis. For raltsai.il infoimutiou aj»ply to any agent of the Company, or to J 4 S. L. TAYlOR* Gen. Pass. AzL Washington, D. C. SOX HAAS. T. M a »>0 FOR .last 2 h ini' of It. m HONOPCI? Butiei Do you want a Sewing Machine? S 7.50 TO 830.00. 7\ a? v anted Fire 1 ia? s, \Yitli all Attachment?. Write for il- lust rated Circulars of out S 1 N&EH?, XI'AV HOME’Etc. $10 TO $ 30 . Saved by ordering direct from Head¬ quarters. Needles for any Machine. 20 cents a dozen ia Stamp AfU dress I 11F LOUUYlLhE SEWING MA- CHINE CO. No. 520 Fourth Avenue, Mar&loSepT. LouisyMe, Fy. THE GREAT INFALLLBLE Toothache Cure 7 Manufactured and sold by 11c Infallible loolli- ache Cure Jtf'//. Co Cj Ol nr U nnpmnrx.cA .ARKbVJ LLE, GA. Cures 1 o it!.ache «n all its forms. Cures Neuralgia when caused from bad teeth. Cures sore gums and cleanses tho mouth. Sold by Druggists and Dealers, Sold in J'occoa by \V. H. & J. Davis, Druggists; Nowell Bros., General Dealers. TIIE TOCCOA NEWS -UNDER A- NEW MANAGEMENT. ()\ ' [-j JjQJ f^Alt A YEAR, PAY AIH.E I.Y ADVANCE. —DEVOTED TO— ... A li 5i l A Or, -MAN , r . vr.” L t AC w’l'P! L Itl v'fi Vo, AND GENERAL BUSINESS I NTERESTS * OF TOCCOA A.ND . v 11 iN v \ vi > 4 4 -- F \ > A Valuable , Book J \ I-RE V, a, , on ... I he Iorse and His Diseases, to 'eac h subscriber, worth ten times the price o r l no p<* | ,el t.i 1 J overv c .* owner of a ClOl-B. , rcp Siiliscribe Now. . . . . 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