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*1 0CC94 NEWS. !*■ fd MTY, ti \ . : .. : : 0?T 1*3 183' RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. One year in advance........ 51.00 8ix months........ . 30 Three months...... Stihscriptionc paid in A Jvance. Send Uoney Order, Postal Note or h«tt. Address, Till. Tort o a News, Toccoa, O. Clayton Edition W. II. HUGHE*, EDITOR. Finn weather. The Chestnut business 8*»en»s to be flourishing. The apple crop appears to he fine and aro selling very cheaply. Three new cases of typhoid fever. The oi l cases are about well. The noise of the axe is now heard. Truly it is (..no¬ cob! wcat!;er will se on be here. Paris says ho v. il i '•« -hk his Jersey heifer don’t prudueo a pound uf butter per day. If there is a man or set of men any - where in this broad land that aro be- rated enough to keep them from get¬ ting lonesome, surely road commis¬ sioners are those men. Doc. \V. J. Green has bought an- other hotso. Keep trying, Doc,may- be you will ^et a first rate one after awhile. Joe Queen has gone into the emi¬ grant business. 11 is last exploit was to import one of Habersham’s fair damsels into Rabun county. The News is in despair about Ra¬ bun county. The people aro too peaceable to get up a tight, or a foot race or anything at all in the way of news for us to say anything about. Joe. M. wants a few rods of the Hoosac tunnel Lr a stovo pipe, for his otlico. lie evidently wants some¬ thing to keep him warm. Joe had better get married, and when his wife wants a new dross she will be apt to keep him warmed until he gets it. J. I. Langston’s new house is rap¬ idly approaching completion; when finished it will be one of the most commodious residences in town. J. F. Earls has had his house gen¬ erally overhauled and painted. It is now one of the handsomest and most convenient residences to bo found anywhere in the whole country. Mr. Dover has finished up the work in a manner to excite the admiration and praise of all who see it. J. M. Wilkerson went to the expo¬ sition lastAveek. Jim had the misfor¬ tune to lose his hat as he wentjdown, he came back with his new hat tied in four different places, and vowing that he wouldn’t ride another bit on the Air Line, till they get so they wilistop~ami pick up a gentleman’s hat when he it. Some of the boys who visited] the exposition went to the opera house while there, and said that they went in a frame of mind that required them to shut one eve, when the) looked at the characters on the stage, to keep from seeing two people where only one ought to bo. Pws«mrns aro ripe now J* and Jack York is getting fat. The town council have had some much neededjimprovemjnts’made on the streets. The road’froin Clayton to Tallulah Fulls is in a fearful condition, We trust the overseers will place them in better condition. Since chestnuts are coming in plen¬ tifully Tol seems to be recoving from his recent bereavement. If the chest¬ nuts continue to hold out, and she continues to stay away, Tol and his pony w : ll both get fat. Prof. R. A. Hamby reports the school at Clayton in a flourishing condition. The session closed on Fri¬ day Oct., 26th. EASTONALLEE. A sociable was given at the resi - denee of Mrs. J/artin Looney by Miss Lucy Looney in honor of Miss Annie Burgess last Tuesday night. The flourishing town of Martin was rep¬ resented by Messrs. George and Thomas Mitchell, Dr. \Y. L. McBath Jacson t .UKc’ieil and Jiisses x - , Nol i and , Ora Mitchell. The party was com- plated by Messrs. 15. VV. Stonecypher r ' James r _ McBath, r J. 1, Sumpter, ^ Sloan Crawfor.l, J. LeCrojr and the J/isses Susie Stonecypher and He,„e Camp, A good time was had all round and teach one enjoyed the sociable very jrretly; many thanks to Miss Lucy. 1 Black smithing WAGON MAKING -A N l>- (lend at l‘Repairing by J. T. CARTER, Toccoa, CHEAP GOODS ■ AND A Ml n I.WIWir,, II I II f-i IF ; vl JlJ.fll II In 'll 4 flavins 1,0-1 rht one of the LARG- ,, 1C ST STOCKS OF GOODS I ever have had i n hard ;it any time,—I can offer to oive iROTTER BARGAINS than Ever Before. I have made LADIES DRESS GOODY one of my SPECIALTIES, am! have as :>f the. .e u. s vua will f:;ul anywhere in ii.i j puit uf t'.e country. I catt «;ive you rbess «r<-u<is anywhere from lOcts. i(i 1 Dollar Vj -\r a, T3n lk\f- A. -A. - t ! also have a due selection of Ladies .Jerseys, Wraps and Shaw’s of all hinds from 25 cents up to the Finest. I have a la rare selection of J E A N S , and can sell you anything you want in that line, from 13 cts per yard up to tli3 finest All \\ ool 9 oz. Doeskin Jeans, any color or stylo you might want; 1 also havo a large line of Double Width Pant Cloth just re- ceived, that cannot l,o equaled part 1 of the country for Style andDu- - - - ra'.i ity. J My SHOE DEPARTMET is complete in every respect. I can sell you Women Shoes, regular sizes as low as 50 cents per pair,and I can fit you with any size you may want from a small copper tip to the to the Largest size 13rogan Worn and guarantee the prices as Cheap as the Cheapest. CLOTHING, My clothing department is also COMPLETE, and 1 can fit you with the Latest and most desirable styles and as cheap as you ever bought them ; ANYWHERE, 1 guarantee to fit you, both in SIZE and PRICE. Come and see for yourself and be convinced that I am selling Better Clothing FOR LESS MONEY tlmn an) body, in fact, 1 am now sell¬ ing my line at and below tlie ATLANTA PRICES. Just to see how much I can increase my trade between now and Christmas. 1 realize that times are hard and money is scarce and I propose to try and make up the deficiency by selling you goods CH EAPER than you EVER I seamed of BCVIXG them. All I ask of you is to come .and look through my stock and price my goods before purchasing elsewhere, and I will be satisfied that you will cSmj ff rom Me To those who want to buv a C 1 I I will sav come and see me, and 1 will show you how to get a New Singer Machine. Guaranteed for FI YE YEARS for 50 cents; i? you do not believe it just come and gtt m wmm, and if it is not so I will give it to vou for nothing. In conclusion will sav that by fair ' dealing, , Imnest weight, full measure and close attention, my business has in creased in the past, and is ing now, and , , 1 hop-? , to still increase . itl.y dealing fairly ami squarely with all man kind. I take in exchange for goods all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE, and you will always find me in the market for such as Butter, Eggs, Chickens, Cabbage «Szc. Lome and see tne. H. M. PAYNE TOCCOA, CA- /"I Eosa;.\— Habcrsuam codxtt.—O rdlna- v T ry s 0-1'ce of said county. Siring for county purjxises. ofW The ]>etition M Stott,Isaac Pottery, IT Sellers, and other- praying the < stablish- ing of a if.v Militia District out of and from Ct-nter Hill and Mod Creek Districts, and the apjfointment of three lines Commission* rs to lay out and define the of the .same, hiving been read and considered. It is ordered by the Court that a commission issue toPFGrant T Rive and I T .Sellers, E-qr». authorizing t em as commissioners afc*resa d to lay out and define the lutes of a new Militia t i-t let as pr< serihrsl l.v Section 484 and following o* of'he Code of Georg a. 1? E EDGE, Pr liter's Fee 4.'>.72 GEORGIA—II hersliant County t£>V Commissioner* to lay out and define the lines of u ne-«’ Mi i*ia Pi-trief to be made out of Centre Hi'l end Mu 1 Greek Milit’a District-- of said I'ou ity, to lx* know n as Cornelia, a~ made known to me a* Ordinary, by the peti- ti m of a large number of citizens of said Di-- tri<-ts, von are hereby authorized and empow- cred to ?>mi-c'-d to lay out and define the l!n<-s and *>ou"daries of said District as Pre¬ scrib'd in the Code of Georg'a, See 4S4amlfol- lowing Given under my hand and seal, tui- Fe!». 11th lfWc 13 E EDGE,Ordinary Printers fee §3.81 Habersham county. 81ATF OF iiKOPGTA. i We. the undcr-igr- II;il»er h -m eouiuv. \ ed comm'ssionersap pointed by the Hon. B, F. Edge. Ordinary ot -. id Kii'iitv. t<> lay otf and define tlie lines and f'oun.l-ri-s of a new M ilitia Dist , let, pet-.- fio ied tor by a ’nrge number of citizens of said countv. do h.v off and define the lines and botu. bir'e-i <.f *:iid newDistrict as follows: nr,1.din Mil'?'-: District No.......G. M. be¬ ginning Habersham -t a liiekory corner on line of Banks ,-nic counties, near t!\e head of tin- Gum branch 5 or South Little Mud ?reek ,rtd down s iid creek to tiie mouth or intersec¬ tion of North Little Mud creek, and up Nortl Mir' crook about one-fourth of a mile to the mouth ofW (J King's .-trl, house branch, and up said branch to the head near J P Brown’s house and thence out of said house and over t > the the head of the bfanch and dow n said hraneli to Big Mud creak, thence ap said creek about one-fourth of a mile to the mouth of \V R Pinkston’s branch and up said branch to the head.to a maple tree maked by two backs, thence to a red oak tree in yard of New Hope church, thence across about 150 yards to the head of M .1 Hall's branch or creek to a maple tree, thence down said branch or creek to the Chattahoochee river, thence up said river to the fork of Soqtie fiver to the mouth of Camp creek, thence up said creek to the head, south of the Air Line railroad,thence over the ridge across nelia the road leading from Mt. Airy to Cor- to a pine on the south side of said road, thence by the way head of tlieSimpson of oldJGroeery Place down to the the branch in the «« id to ,I he “i ,ni le P« rcI >»»e linej’thence a'ong said , line to the , Banks county line, thence along said line to the beginning corner. This Feby. 29th, 1889. PF I T Sei.t.ers, ) Gkant, Ivi r Commissioners. T R f. I Printers Fee 11.43, GEORGIA, ) Office of Ordinary in Habersham county ) said county. Sitting for comity Fpon purposes. foregoing reading and considering the aflbve and rep: r of the commissioners a p- pointed boundaries to layout ot and Militia define District t’.. I_____ in Hab¬ _____’ a new ersham county, made up and from the Dis¬ tricts of Center Hill and Mud creek to be known as Cornelia Militia District No—.... G. M. It is ordered that the same be approved and entered upon the minutes of the .Ordina¬ ry’s court. Feb. 21st 1889. B E EDGE, Ordinary. Printers Fee ?2.82 Ordinary’s Office, i (nary I, B E Edge, Ordi- Habersham county, and Ex-Officio Clerk, do certify that tlieabo' e and foregoing is the a Court true of transcript Ordinary from the the minutes of of count) of Hab¬ ersham. This 1 eb. 27th 1889. B E EDGE, Ordinary, PrinFee3L62 and Ex-Officio Clerk. GEORGIA, l To the Honorable Or- Habersham county, \ din ary < f said county: We the undersigned commissioners ap¬ pointed Militia to lay District out and define the lines of a new in said county do further 20th certify day in of addition Feb. to our former report made laid defined 18S9, that the new district as out and in our former report con¬ tains within i s limits not less than a Ccpta ns company leave subject older District to militia duty, nor does it any with a less number. This 21st day of 1 March T Seli.khs, 18 -9. TRIvie, Cotumisioners. P H Gkant, j Printers Fee §3.30 Cornelia,G. v. ) To B E Edge,Ordinary Ilah- May We 7th. 1889. f erstiam county Georgia. tlie commissioners appointed by vour Honor to lay out and defind the lines of Cor¬ nelia District beg leave to make the following additional explanation as to the boundary line of Cornelia District on the East side, in going North we commence at a point on the Four SS? the direction of tlie Simpson Grocery place, and the other in the direction of Mount Airy, then up the said branch to Ps head and n ed a dogwood tree, then a straight line to the Simpson from Mount Grocery Airy place on the road leading line to to Homer, then a straight a pme tree on the road leading from tween Mount Airy to Cornelia about lig f way bo Mount Airv and Cornelia, then a straight Camp line to a holly tree at the head of the creek Fish branch, more generally known as the pond branch, then down said branch or creek crossing the Richmond & Danville railroad about one qnartcr ofa mile South of the 79 mile post on the It. «fc p. R.R, to Hazel creek, then down Hazel creek as is S H ‘ 0U r S a T” ?"* rcr ° rt - M ” y IT ’ i P F Grant, Commissioners, TRIvie. ) Printers Fee §7.35 Ordinary’s for Office, Habersham county. Sit¬ ting Upon county purposes. October Term 1889. ed reading and considering tlie amend reports of tlie commissioners appointed to lay out and define the lines of a new Meli- tia District out of and from Center Hill and Mud Creek Districts in said county, and it appearing made from the amended reports that the Statutes and ’provided in such cases having been fully complied with; it is there- fore ordered that a copy of these proceedings be transmitted to tiie Governor of said State instanter and he published at the court house door of said county, and in the Toccoa News, a Ordinary public gazette of said county, in which tlie of said county does his official ad¬ vertising under for the space'of and thirty days. Given my hand official signature this October 7th 1899. B E EDGE,Ordinary. Printers Fee §4.47. Habersham Ordinary’s Office > I, B E Edge, Ordinary county. ) and Ex-Officio Clerk,do certify that the above and foregoing is a true transcript Ordinary of from the minutes of the Court of the Comity of Habersham. This Oetooer 7th 1889. B E EDGE, Ordinary. Fee §1 56, and Ex-Officio Clerk. l i EUROi a,—Habersham Coi xty.—T o all VT whom it may concern .‘Francis" A Hulsey administrator of Almond Hulsey deed, has in due form applied to the undersigned for leave to sell the lands belonging to the estate of said deceased, and said application will be be heard on tlie 1st Monday in November next. October7th. 1889, B E EDGE, Ordinary.— 4tPrinfce§1.98„ Georgia—Habersham it W J County, Hvers, !To all whom mav concern: admistrator ol Thomas Mcalor, deceased, has in due form sell the and said application will be heard on the first Mondav in Novenilier 1889 Oct /th 1889. 4tPrinfee$l 9S B E EDGEJOrdinary. . , E „ 1;eIA _„ Ara „ slIAM ,„ r NTv.=IL~ had twelve month? support set apart for her M^ da vin Novcmi»er I88ik Tfos a Oct. 7th, 1889. . B EDGE, E Ordinary 4tPmFee$1.9o gobgia.—Habersham county.—A ll]>er- vXsons are hereby notified that Mrs NancyM Smith,widow ol , JaiDe*Smith.deceased,has had twelve monffts supfiort set ajiart for herself. and minor children, and I will pass upon the same at my offi-. e in Clarksville on the first Monday * lit November B. E. '1 EDGE, ns 9. This Oct. 7th. 18 9. Ordinary. itPrinfec*! £h% GEORGIA. Iluber-hain Counlv. N< ti. e birth s hereby day riven to Hi concerned that on the of July 1889, € II Sellers late oillab- ersham county, deceased, depaitel this life i. testate, and no per-on has applied for ad- ministration on tin-estate of the said C HSel- h r?, and that ia terms of the law administra¬ tion wip be l>e vested in the Clerk of the Su¬ perior Coui t, or some other tit and proper per¬ son on tlie tirst Monday in November 1889 tnde-ssome valid objections are made to hi- appointment. ficial Given under mv i aad and of¬ 4t?riiiKec$3.4a signature this Oct. 7th. 18o9. 11 E EDGE, Ordinary. Administrator’s Sale. A ■- r.-ra'iiy to an order of the court of Ordi¬ nary of Haoevsham county,w II be sold at the ■on t house floor ofsa'd county on the first hours Tuesday in December next within the legs, of -ale the following propertv, to liit: ( V'.e certain city, Habersham house and lot in the town ofToc- and ' ' distinguished coa in the plan co Georgia, of said known hot No town as ingon fo; in bl< ck Xo(31) thirty one; front¬ South Railroad stree fiftv (50) feet and running ley back one hundred (100) feet to an a - On according to map and survey’by Mer no. said Lot is situated a nice two story dwell¬ ing house, well finished and comfortably ar¬ ranged and a ve v de-iiable residence—be : ng the residence of the la'e E M and.Mary LCobb / Ane ALSO V certain house and lot in Toccoa city, / .-aid county adjoining the above describ¬ ed lot on the West, known and distinguished in the plan of said town as Lot No (4) Four : n Block No thirty’ Jone (91) fronting Fifty (50) feet on South Railroad street and running back One hundred (100) feet to an alley, ac¬ comfortable cording to map and survey by Moreno. A front part one used story house business with an “L,” tin- or.ee as a or store room. A good piece of property. ALSO Ane certa'm house and lot in Toccoa city, the plan s id of county, said known and distinguished in town as Lot No (2) in Block No (31) thirty one, fronting Fifty 1(50) feet on South Railroad street and running back One hundred (100) feet to an alley according to map and survey by Moreno. Bounded ou the East by a vacant lot, on the West by Maj. S* W Craw fords hotel. Said 1 ouse is well fin¬ ished contains four rooms. It is one of the most convenient lots for a small family in Toccoa city—and nearest the business part of town. At^O ~\no certain store house and lot in Toccoa 7 city; said county, known and distinguish ed in the plan of said town as Lot No (22) Fronting Twenty two in block No (29) twenty nine. and running on Doyle back street Twenty five (25) feet One hundred (100) feet to an alley The according to map and survey bv Mo¬ reno. store house on said lot is* fifty(oO) feet long by Twenty four (24) feet wide and and a very desirable business stand. \necertain ALSO / house and lot in Toccoa city, V7 said county, the same being the Southern half of town lot known and distinguished in the plan of said town as lot No (l) one in Block No (60) sixty six, the said southern half herein conveyed adjoining lands of Maj S \Y r Crawford John L eobb Mrs. Burton anil oth¬ ers; containing less, one and seven eights acres more or the place whereon John L Cobb now resides. r l here is situated on this lot a very comfortable three room cottage on one of the most public streets leading into town. ALSO /^\ne certain track or parcel of land on the V7 boundary line of the town of Toccoa city, known and distinquished in the plan of said town as block No (64) sixty four according to map and survey by Moreno containing (22 ■31-100) and Twenty two and “CoblVs’Fish thirty one hundredth acres known as Bor,d Place’ There is situated on this tract 2 small houses, a vineyard, good orchard of select fruit trees and a small and a carp pond. A very desirable piece of property for truck farmingand raising poultry. A 11 of the above described property sold as IV the property of Mary LCobb, late of said county. Terms cash. This Get. 28th 18 9. L. B.'COOK, A'lni iiiistrcifor of Mary L clo cease. NOTICE. The petition of fifteen or more freeholders in Cunabee Militia District No. 402 G. M. in Habersham county, being filed in my office for Urn benefit of the provisions of Sections of 1419.T450; 1451,1452.1453 and 1454 of the cede lt82 of Georgia. Notice is hereby given that after the publication of this notice for 20 days in the Toccoa ‘News and at the election preeint ion and public places in said district, an elec will be ordered for “Fenee”or ‘Stock- law” in said district. This Oct. 23d. 1889. 15 E EDGE, ordinary. ________ EXECUTOR’S SALE. In pursuance of the last will and t-OStmCMit of Joseph L Hyruni, late of An,lor,o,, co„„.y, S. (i, deeded, a nil also in pursuance of an order o Tft!i te.l by the probate ‘ court of Aid ■, - S. ^ Will | Gei’u'Oi 1 . COUliy. 1., oe sold to the highest bidder before the court il0u,c 5 n r . u > n r-n-u UbHMll svillo 1, liankliu FY-mL-h.. county Da,, yyiilim . legal hours tlie G f sale, on the lifrit Tuesday in Xo- ember, , 1 1 oun J,, th( t 11 • J ' „ wit: ,, One . fobowing property to- tract of parcel of land lying in said county J. of Franklin, ’ in 1 , , h district, , , . , O. r . M., the , — Lit on waters of Town’s creek, adjoining lands ofT. w. lands Scott, belonging J. W. Crump, the .Toll,, Venier to estate of John W. J/cFarland, and lands of the S. W. Kay estate, containing tw r o hun¬ dred and thirty-five and five-tenth acres, more or less, and being the place whereon John Lowery now lives, and formerly known as the Cleave MeXeal place, The place is fairly well improved, all lies unusual¬ ly well and is good strong pand. It is convenient to mills, churches and schools, is in a good neignborhood, and taken altogether, is one of tlie most desirable and valuable tracts of fund in Franklin county. Sold as the property of Joseph L* Byram, deceased, for the purpose oj distribu¬ tion, Terms one-half cash and bal¬ ance on credit until November L, 1890, with interest at 8 per cent per annum. Bond will be given for titles, lo be executed when all the pur¬ chase money is paid. October 4th., 1889: Josepii X. Byrum.. ex 1 Mterjof Jas. L Bjram dec’d. A oAL’ L IN FES3NT. Is one which is guaranteed to bring i you satisfactoiy results, or in ease ok failure a return of purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised Druggist a bottle of Dr King's New Discovery for Consump t ,om ll is guaranteed to bring re j ie <- j n everv case, when used for ‘ an affection ot Tliroat. T Lungs or Chest Im,‘T Cr-mp.’ etc.', 7c. Whmm ' pleasant and agreeable to taste, p r lect, >’ safe, and can alweys be depen ded upon. I rial bottles free at \Y. H & J. Davis Dru2 Store, There are many accidents diseases which effect-stock anc cause ferious inconven*ence end loss to the sariner in his work, which tnnj be quickly rent ad ied bs the use of Dr. J. 1J. J/cLecns Volcanic Oil Linirqeot. &» Event for which have Watched and Waited 9 ft fl earn— m Hi » m Ti. Circus, Museum and Menagerie. WILL EXHIBIT AT W S A: ( m A? GA § j OWE DAY ONLY, WEDNESDAY, OCT. y r% fi /.i Wit- I ft : w : % \ / ; •; -»v* > L. .ht w- J v i s nit iSUSais y x - -. v 7-T. Within our immense pavi’ion may b* '■con AN ADSinABUl cohu-xr rtx Of the World’s most Motif fioup /Tuvrlth-c. — *>M Glimpses of a Genuine Fairyland.- FOR AM, TIM? I.ITTI.S? FOMtS. And making everyone belter, brighter, wiser and happier for having entered Pb vrond r guarded po; tabs. Nearly every re presen l a- tive of Hie brute c cation, trained to do his master’s bidiiing Aj<L PS~RFOSMIA'G- EUNDSEDS 0? IjIFFEPv^NT TRICKS Europe and Atneiica have contributed tbeii t est and brighes 4 Ar. me and Gcmnie St vs to rn: k 1 this TL- ns Mwstatist FSUUt., fcipitj rnr! m kiMv kmmM tiisuiuj. fn our M/maget m and Museum Departments will be found a GranT ?i ©logical Gathering, of all that is worth seeing in the AnimP K.i giloni. An Inexhaustible display of Natnro’s collection Cnrhjns of Freaks Savage and Croatinn* Mnnstrosities, forming the most, complete of all Beasts in the World, including ZIr*. Afiiea’s King Beasts. A VERT < O \ TI v E A f up FLESH AND BONES, whose monster ears alone wonld cover am o* 1 or Living Elephant* ..... — .— I, , " .■■■ 1 1 -- ------------- : i a-.^ iVff i*'. iVI n 11 r JL'' ItA JL>«AHJl , ifcli. 1^0 CRilOiYl I^(<> I J7<>Tl<^lFSOTTf # ----- A Grand ■—■— Street ----— I ageuvnt " —T— daily at 10 ,,, A. . &1., worth ”, eoming o.ii«-n n> _J . > v. Atl Rail Roads will run low rate round tiip exo uwon trams to tin eiry Hi which we exhibit. Fjr particulars consult ) ur ocal Ticket _ Agent. that He will will offer for the next 30 days PRICKS £ CDcZoir nc ///re a it si cj some of our Jan’ /heal- ers: CALICOS worth 7c f »r 5 c All wool JEANS « 83 J, « 25 Old Reliable Athens CHECKS t; r? All Wool Filled Double Width Cashmeres u 2() ^ ic ’ also hare a full hue of /fools, Shoes, Gild Caps. lie malce a spec tall/y Of fine Y 7 /- (l f ft, and Stoves. We sell JfflHfJlftff ON /Iff? Giye tis a trial and he convinced. 20 0.\'A'.d.\ /) AZZ. All parties indebted to me will do well to and settle at once as I will positively not watt Ion// er than Oct. SI si. 7K C. HD WA/IDS. I have moved the flNJlA fNDEft ON Sf OCX ON GOODS to JK C. Ndwards store where I will sell them REGARDLESS OF COST, Ti O 02'-S', SHOES, //A AS CATS and C2022/1JVC ai e all join// at ASTONISHINLY LOW PRICES. Come and see me. G. W\ J/2)WA12TS. TOCCOA HIGH SCHOOL. Fall Term f this Institution opens Aug. 12,1333 » And continues for 10 consecutive months,with a short recess at Christmas. TUITION BLR MONTH. Languages........... . *3 5.0 H IGII M AT 1 I EMATICS...... Common English....... e • • o » Intermediate.......... • • ieit • • is Primary. .............. I 5 Instruction thoroujh and practcal. Good Board can be obtained at resonable rates. For further in- f nation address . N. A. Nessenden, 'Principal . WBT CROWN'S !R6ii BiJTERS 'xaddttxAv no sbcij pox passoxn pun ijxbiu- spuxt Cares Indigestion, Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Mala- emnaao •sp,iO<i xod roTS 15 d-*es| sxopjop py ria, Nervousness, and ■General Debility. Physi¬ •ji pnauiuiorax sui:ia;sAi{,I cians recoHimend k. Alt dealers sell it. Genuine •sjjjiin uoji R.aaojy av.l has trade mark and ci • ssed red lines on wrapper. YIS.KA.ISAG LG I ___ Moddai a\ no sang pox passoxo ptre :jxrua apv-’j ssq LA DIE - eumaat) Neeaing . that want , bu-aing . UOAf t> t UMOJf£ a tonic, or children Sat^iq .vq paAoqat eq 1341 ^xoausao xo ax^o -atotj shotiid tak Sujqtisax ssausnoAxsig paiqucxj asoiq puy BltOiVK'S I U 4 *N It ITTERS. iri/SpMt&x It is pica-an’ I lake. ...... <-!ircs '.Hhizin, }nGlges* suosu? r f Uon.uai Bfi.ojsuyih hi. C.'J&.VfS' PiedmOJltAir-Lihe Itoute. lv. &D.R.CMFY. Condensed Schedule IN EFFECT APRIL 14,1889. -O- Trains run by 75th Meridian Time—one hoc. faster than 90th Meridian time. -o- GOING NORTH. south bound, Leave Atlanta “ Gainesville, “ Athens “ Lula, “ Cornelia “ Toccoa “ Seneca '* Greenville arrive Spartanburg 1 ease Spiniaunurg arrive Asheville Hcbdorsonvill*-, “ Spartanburg not Springs ,.eava ” Gastonia “ Charlotte “ Salisbury “ Green-boro arrive Durham arrive Raleigh arrive Golds! >oro Leave Greensboro arrive Ihinv.Lej Richmond Lynch mu g Charlottesville Washington Baltimore Now Philadelphia York GO N(r SOUTH SOUTH BOCNDl). DJULV. No. 50 No. 52 Leave New York 12 15 nid't: 4 3o 1> rfi' “ I’hiufielphia Baltimore 7 2o a m‘ « 57 ,‘ 9 45 ‘ 9 3o 44 “ Charlottesville Washington 11 24 “ 11 o «■ “ 3 4o j) m j 3 ooa Lynchburg 1 rn “ 5 4o 44 5 o7 Leave Richmond 3 oo “ 2 3o ‘ Danville 8 4o 4 8 05 4 Arrive Greensboro 10 27 44 9 , Leave Goldsboro 42 “ 2 00 p in 44 oo p ir. ** Dm Raleigh 4 50 p m *12 Mon’S ham 5 52 p m 2 02 a m Leave Greensboro 5 52 *9 50 a m “ “ Salisbury *10 37 pm 11 23 a m Charlotte 2 15 1 co p n. “ Gastonia 2 48 “ Jd H Arrive Spartanburg 4 50 “ co 37 Lciwe not Springy Ci 50 a m “ A-shville OO 30 ai *• Hendersonville X 20 Arrive V 11 50 44 leave -f 53 “ 3 42 p m Greenville W 58 “ 4 43 “ Senecu '' 32 44 G 27 “ Toccoa * 33 “ 7 24 44 44 Cornelia' - 13 44 8 oo p iu Lulu - 37 8 22 Athens it p m tlO 25 41 Leave Gainesville ^ a m 8 51 44 Arrive Atlanta li 10 40 44 « No. 41, Daily except Sundayjeaves Atlanta 5.30]> in; atrives Lula 8.12p in. 40, leaves Lula daily except Sunda.V,6(15- lab Falls daily. •Daily 4Daily except Sunday tPutluian C(n' Set vice. On trains 50 and 51 Ptilnian Bufl< t Sleeper Orleans between Atlanta end New Yoi k. New On and trains Washington and via Pullman Danville. Fuff'ei* 52 53 Sleeper Montgomery to Washington and $3$" On trains 52 and 53 between Richmond and Greensboro ami Goldsboro. Trough tickets on sale at principal sta- tions to all points. For rates and infoi niation. apply to any agent of the Company, or to oMS, L. TAY, Washington. OR- Gen. Ross. D. AzL C. S0.L HAAS. T M IYPE WRSTeB js/f , w ill buv the ODEIjTi fe T T "W It l T x: E y Warranted to do as good work as any §100 machine. It combines simplicity with dvb.vihlity— s!*EUi',E ask of ol’ERATlOX—wears longer with out cost of repairs than any other machine, kas 110 ink ribbon to bother tlie operator. It is neat, substantial, nickel plated—perfect, and adapted to all kinds of ty J>C writing. Like a printing press.it pnxhicfs Sharp,^Clean. Legible Manuscripts. Two to ten copies ran be made at one writing. Editors, lawyers. Ministers, Bankers, Merchants, Manufactu¬ rers, Business Men, etc., cannot make a Better investment for $15. Any intelligent person in a week can become a noon operator, or a rapid one in two months. f I ^V/*/** i 1A1 \ °Hered any operator who ran do better work with a Type Writer than that produced by the/- \T \ IT I 1 J5gF~Reliablc Agents and* / I 71> 1 j I j. Salesmen Wanted. Sfieeial inducements to Dealers. F jr Pamphlet, giving endorsements, We., address the Odell Type Writer Co. THF IlOOKEUY. CHICAGO, ILL. NOTICE. All persons having demands against tlie Estate of E. M* Cobb, late of Habersham county, der thei deceased, are hereby requested to ren¬ in r demands to L. P. Cook, adminis trator of Mary L Cobb,deceased, as he is au¬ thorized by me to settle the same, and all per¬ sons indebted to the estate of E M Cobb are ed. requested This August to make payment to the undersign 20th 1889 JOHN L COBB. Heir at Law of E M Cobb, deceased DR.M.A.SIMMONS LI Beware of so-called Liver Reeu- tions lators, of Balms, this Original etc. All Medicine, are Imita- put on ^ 4 the market long alter it was established, V with and sold you and on demand its reputation. the original, Take which this E has the autograph and picture of Dr. M. A. Simmons on the front, and these words R Mark on topcf Registered, each bottle and package: “Trade Picture consisting of Name, and Autograph,Nov. ix, 1843.’* MEDiei n e: Has for 47 years cured Indigestion, Sick Biliousness, Costiveness.Dyspepsia, Sour Headache, Stomach, Low Los3 Spirits, of Appetite, Foul Breath, Colic, Etc. Dr. J. R. Graves, Editor of The Baptist , Memphis, Tenn.,says: I received a pack¬ age ofy our Liver Medicine, and have used half ot it. It works like a charm. I want BO better Liver Regulator, and certainly It no more of Zeilin’s mixture. C. F. Simmons Medici:, e Co., Propris, St. Louis, Mo. NE ESTAB LI SHED 184-0 Khieisl ZiSl/CAZ Soap, . ] Charged with Indaitfai* ink, for Marking Clothes. fi; J/ MARKS ANYTHING 25(t With your name ia rubber. Hp 1 ' Town *M»ST*T4 fc. f|T«A. Hetrojnlitu Press ijfutf, - 45 Warm St., Ji. Y. HSIHi T>ULY. No. 51 | No. 53. n 10 10 9 i SfeSSfgg2S355 it 10 10 10 11 12 8 7 2 1 10 04 40 51 51 49 22 .7 17 a p “ “ ‘ “ “ “ h m 3 40 ** 6 07 “ 7 00 “ 8 40 44 •-* d a m 2 65 “ w rl 4 47 44 x. s 5 30 “ a. 5 7 05 sc g 8 40 “ ic £ p m *6 00 44 •— a P- 5 tS 30 *■ c 12 50 “ 8 a 5 8 50 1' m 9 ij 10 21 g 3 5 15 a fit fu 55 if • » 3 00 ti 53 8 +8 20 3 a. a» 10 47 l 20 p m