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THE TOCCOA HEWS. tOOCOA CITY, OA. NOV. 2 tS89. HATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. One year in adv&noe $1.00 Six months.. . 50 Three months • » » » • • .25 Subscriptionc paid in A Ivance. Send i^oney Order, Postal Note or n»ft. Address Tuft Toccoa News, Toccoa, Ga Clayton Edition, w. h. nuanEs, editor. Quiet. The weather for the last few days has been peculiar. John Marsen^ill says he thinks he will pet his new crib done, in time to store next season’s crop. It appears ns if the New Hiph School at Clay ton was about at s standstill. Why is this friends, let everybody rally to the front, and strain every nerve to the accomplish¬ ment of so noble a purpose. The Clayton Edition of the News has been productive of some pood for Rabun county. It has been the means of inducinp the Clarksville Adverti¬ ser to recognize the fact that there is a county situated in the N. E. corner of the State called RABUN—for it , has recently, „ . omula.ion ... , in Ot tne Mu-nra IN ews, added arLWl a a Rnbnn Kaoun Donftrtmfinttn IJepartm nt to its columns. We are plad to notice this, for if the Advertiser continues to adopt all improvements that are made by other papers in this progressive age, it will soon step to the front rank and become quite a readable little sheet. Capt.Dulingham , y-v * 11 * , stepping , is around proud as a turkey gobbler, and brag- Ring about his fine crop of corn.Well we can’t blame the Captain, for if all reports , . be true, , ho , certainly . • , ,___ has „ a crop good enough to make any man feel proud. Wm. S. Paris, Esq. has been trying in this county J something over 2 years to make his jack, practicing •• t law. We -nr don’t know how wall ho has succeed- edin that very laudable endeavor, but one thing we do know, and that is ho hassucceded in getting the next best thinp to i. for he came^ into town the other day leading a jenny he had captured from some delinquent debtor. Ton—«Joe,what are we going to do about the way these newspaper chaps are Jim firinrr firing into into in us on nn an all Eides^” sioes. Jok—“I don’t know, To!, some- thing has got to be done and that quickly. The thing is getting to be entirely J monotomous to suit me.” Tol—“I T tell „ you Jae . what . a we will ... do, we will put our heads together and write apiece to the Franklin Press, and maybe we can get even with’em that way.” JOB—“The very thing! Tol you know I used to be editor of a paper, anl 1 know thatwe can everlastingly lift them out of their boots,and anoth- or thing, Tol,the exertion of our men- tal abilities in that direction, will serve to keep the keen edge of our memory from dwelling too much upon our recent troubles.” The above is a port.on of conversa- tion the News man over heard one night last week,while going by a cer- tain window,between two of Clayton’s Vet known and popular young men. We devoutly hope that they obtained tho much desired relief. Wonder how much money is still m tho State Treasury i We wish to know SO that we can have some when the legislature will adjourn. From rium everv ewrjf indication w they j are going ^ & to stay J With it as long as there is a cent , on hand. , 1 Why , T , . . n like of f L. IS a ring „ „ a session Georgia » legislature? Because it DO end. J. M. Justice, . of Persimmon DisL paid VlSlt.on . ._ Monday. I- , tt * US a HO re- ports ta e^ av . arv ery ,u\ncr thing in in hU his part nart of ot the t county J in a flourishing ° condition. The News regrets to le.re of the serious illness of J.C. Cannon, of lal- lulah 1 , k Calls. 7 1L No new cases of fever to report up to datei J. U. Merritt, left for Towns coun¬ ty on last Monday, on a business trip. J. A. Swafford left for Westmin¬ ster on Sunday last, and contemplates going from there to Atlanta in time to witness the closing scenes of the Ex¬ position, and thence back home. The quality of the blood depends much upen good or bad digestion .and assimilation to make the blood rrich in life and strength giving con¬ stituents, use Dr. J. H. McLeans , Strengthening Cordial and Blood i Purifier it will nourish the properties \ t©f the blood from which the elements . -of •vitality are draws. $1.00 per bet- 4L TEN THOU'- 4.ND DOLLARS. TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS. OVE $10,000 WORTH OF GOODS AT PRICES TO SUIT EVERYBODY, AT mCALLlSTER JVIMXX SIMMONS Ota Many Customers testify to the aboye and say to us ttiat we have the DATtGHSl S20CIC in 2ocCoa. Out trade is flood, but months offer we will/or the next two SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS to Reduce Our LARGE STOCK. This Stock embraces too many articles to mention all of tbt-m, but will name oniy a few: Staple Drv Goods Men’a and Boy’s Clothing Furniture of all Kinds Tables Old Hickory end White Hickory Clocks Fine Dress Goods Boots Shoes Rnd Hats Bed Steads Chairs (*nc and Two Horse Fancy Notions Bureaus Safes Coffins Cooking and wagons Crockery Millinery Goods i/attresses Woven Wire Bod Springs Ilcating Stoves Glassware yife Hardware. make a Specialty of HEAVY GROCERIES aS fffoul, 'Meat, Su§ar, Bofee and Salt. We want to sav to our Customers and Friends that we have SPARED NO PAINS m the purchase of this large stock, and we feel sure that you will find it to interest buy of We this, but the all important your to us. have many reasons for saying one is that we believe we have bought our entire stock at such low prices that we can sell you goods chcapt-T than yoil can buy them elsewhere. We would have the trade remember that we manufacture FURNITURE of ALL K1 NDS, and that we ship Bedsteads by The Thousands all the country. And this is of SELL ALL over course one of the lines that we can UNDER¬ COMPETITION. We can sell you Bed Steads from $1.25 up. Wo also manufacture coffins and can SAVE YOU 50 PER CENT. ON THEM as we do not belong to ■TH COFFIN TRUST. C 39 B So we are headquarters for anything in the Furniture line, Come and see us before you buy your goods and will Respectfully,- we save’ yoix money. McAllister & simmons ) \ \ TOCCOA, CA. FROM BURTON. Saturday was a paladav in the lal- lulah district. It had been set apart bj ‘he Tallulah Alliance for a picnic ^ public ‘ speakinor. n The Alliance me t a t the Academy a little .. after 10 , » k nd renar«d C- for _ n P ^ e nroaram ^ the day. J After whic 3- J along table . i was sbt, 3* r •_ length, CO nd S' end with the O one could imagine,or ., -he appetite ..._______ crave, rru._ lnen ft,** tne All All,* ancemen of the Tallulah lodge, and visiting members from other . lodges, . oama out of tho hous6 in double file, and under the command of Marshals ’ * York and H. V. Moore, march- ed up the road , about , 300 yards , and , back to the table,where all the friends an( ] spectators were invited topartic* i pa te at the feast. As the viands were eaten off, more were placed on the table,until the 1 crowd of e probably , OAn 300 persons had eaten their fill. All seem- ed happy and in a good humor, sober, calm and serene. After which they repaired to the house where they were entertained by eloquent speech- e s. f irst came Prof. D. A. York, who, though he has scarcely passe T3 his majorrity,has made for himself a C enviable reputation as a teacher and pnblio speaker. H.l3 speech was y® r y U r i Af h ,lt: eloquent and sensible, When - he took F 1 his . Prof. p . rp sea./, *k» Morgan of the High School at Pro,,- denoe was introduced, and for rH hour he held the closest attention s. his audience. His n: fl speech was flLln anie, run full of good sense and encouragement *0 Allianeemen. He handled t e mo nopolies with gloves oS. He « on- surpassedIon humerous anecdotes and his speech was considered by all as masterly effort. It is now corn gathering time in Rabun and for the next Z or o weeks corn chunkings will be the order of the day. Corn is turning out well. Look out for the beef and mutton buyer. H. KASTONAI.LEE. -- The school committee met some time ago to perfect arrangements in regard to the building of a school house and an Alliance Hall in connec tion with each other. The locat.on agreed upon was near Wolf Pit law ground, and the dimensions of the building to be about ^ X 48, tv stones. completed The calculation^ in is to have to the house r time commence school . the . m early portion or next year. Tho me committee committee have Qa\e referred rerorreu the building OUUUII g arrangements K to be act- ed upon by the Liberty Hill Alliance, ,L the n ; importa mnnr f a nt t fnctu nf which wo will U when made known. We should all shoulders , ,, to a the , wheel , . and , put ; our P ush forward J the , ^ reafc . and A nobJe * education * Mrs McBath of Eastonalle ,, is . visit- . . " w son wmi , and family atGeod . will, G _ a. Revenues Revenues McDonald rncuonaiu and anu Hilley ni. ey arrested Tom Smith one day last week,and carried him to Gainesville to answer to a charge of perjury in the Federal court,and he »» commit ted to Atlanta Jail to await trial. ,p. 1 he Church , , , here i has re-eie^.iea » t j tit >v • W * 'ItnwB fnr r>a«;tor L for the next year. UNCLT5 Ff.ED. ^ — —----- BUCKLES"S ARNICA LALVE.— ha best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fovwr fever «sore<; sores, tetter tetter, chapped cnappea hands nanus, chilblains, corns and all skin erupt- ions and nn;‘r«-i positively cures piles, or no pay „ required. , a It Tt IS fs guarantcea friiftrantced to give perfect satisfaction or mancy re- funded. Price 25 cents per box. For KaU _„1 by W. XTT £1. TT J» T n.vis - VJT coontt.— ry’s Office of said couuty. Sitting for county ISSOSKSS. purposes. , T appointment and of three Commissioners to lay out define the lines of the same, h-iving been read and considered. It is ordered by S TRIvieand 1 ** 9°? rt that I a T commissiem Sellers, Esqrs. issue authorizing toPFGrant them as commissioners aforesaid to lay out and dehr l* $ as prescribed by section 484 and following of ,s!? 2 g ' ’ GEORGIA—Habersham County. To P FGrant, T R Ivie and I T Sellers, Esqrs, Greeting:—You are hereby appointed Commissioners to lay out and define the lines of a new Militia District to be made out of Centre Hill and Mud Creek Militia Districts LLTknowntome^Orlto”)-, by ered to proceed to lay out and define the lines and boundaries of said District as pre- scribed in the Code of Georgia, Sec.484andfol- Printers F > ^ I iitiPi889'' fee $3.81 Un B e E ? £DGE! Habersham 1 Ordinary county. a ^ ^ STA HabS'l^S°couiIty'. \ edcomm^iOTe^fap pointed said by the Hon. B. E.Edge, Ordinary of amI noundaries county, to lay off and define the lines of a new Militia District peti- * y la/off "define aid coun ^ G- ( io and the lines £ n d b ^? S 0 Q e a the Gum branch* or South Little Mud creek ^^“^w^mSsfa^honseSanch ^^tothe and J^ d a he^ J^r JP Brown^ to the the head of the branch and down said SSSiTlii .‘Stta'rSSfw thence to a red rrjaptetree'mSwJ'by oak tree in vard two n i?acko” a of New Hope church, bead thence across about 150 yards to the 0 fM jHull’a branch orcreek to a maple ttata*ofSoqueAreatothe mouthot Camg of the Air Line railroad,thence over the ridge across the road leading from Mt. Airv to Cor- nelia to ft pJne on the 60uth side of sa5d road) j£« Abe old ft ft"* field to gffffSSSL a dogvood tree, n 0 »S thence JRSr &S. g »fdlinetLb?14tomn n g?or»k This Feby. 20th, 1889. W Gaasr, 'commissioners, WntOT F « GEORGIA, ) Office of Ordinary “'« in ' said «»*- sit,i tOT U‘pou reading and considering the above fegKSS u|„uf .ot and d^ue tbe hnes^S ry's court. * b - 2 f 3t I g® i3E E 0rdinlr y . ‘ printers Fee $2.82 SSTtSSS^* Ordinary’s Office, AJSWfidfeSSSS 1 I, BE Edge, Ordi. VoSS^SBE&ffa erShaui. This Feb. 2SJS"S!Uf 27th 1889 p r i n Fee$1.62 and Ex-Officio Clerk. HabergL ^° c ^^ | d f n ° a ^ e 0 Sd coSt^^ We the undersigned commissioners ap- certify in addition s^co^tydo^urther former to c .r report made laid 20th day of Feb. defined 1889, chat the new district as out and in our former report con- tains within its limits not toss than a Captains company subject to militia duty, nor does it Jeaye This 21st any day older of March District 18>9. with a less number, IT Sellers, i • i K ivik, > Lommisioners. Printers Fee $3.30 »«£,;? G RAJ,T > ) Cornelia,Ga. ) To B EEdge,Ordinary Hab- May 7th. 1889. ) ershajn county Georgia. We the commissioners appointed the by your Honor to lay out and defind lines of Cor- ^ elia District beg leave to make the following additional explanation as tothe boundary line of Cornelia District on the East side. Tn going BSSSMS near the fork where one prong leads ont in the direction of the Simpson Grocery place, and the other in the direction of Mount-Airy, ften the branch to its headandmark- ed a dogwood tree, then a straight line to the fSS&l Co™dU ab^t a ha Camp creek b -an ch, more generally known as the Fish pond branch, the then down said h Danville ran ch or creek crossing about Richmond railroad one qnarter of a mile Sonth of the 79 mile post on the R. D. R.R, to Hazel creek, then down Hazel creek as is described in onr original or first report. May 7th 1889. I T Sellers, Grant, ) Commissioners P F > TRIvie. ) Printers Fee $7.35 ^ Ordinary’s Office. Habersham county. Sit- fang * for county purposes. October Term 1889. ed Upon ahdeonsidering commissioners the amend to lay reports and of the define the lines of appointed Meli- out a new tiaDistrict out of and from Center H5H and Mnd Creek Districts in said county, and it appearing from the amended reports that th ladies a tonic, or children that want buuding ItiaSeasiuFto BRmvxVmo^BlTTEnS. take, All cures dealers Malaria, keep Indigea- it and EiLousness. fore ordered that a c-opy of these proceedings be transmitted to the Governor of said State vertisiug Sf for the space of thirty days. Given under my hand and official signature this October 7th 1889. B E EDGE,Ordinary. Printers Fee $-4.47. Ordinary’s Office 1 I, B E Edge, Ordinary Habersham county, and Ex-Officio Clerk,do transcript certify that the above and foregoing is a true from the minutes of the Court of oSoSnh° EDGE, f Haberah Ordinary, “ m - This Brin Fee $156, and Ex-Officio Clerk. A 0«U AiUUiAiii&WGlkWi k) - JouVtlfo^seSr^said^ount Agreeably to an order of the court of 0r(35 . 1 ^nlhefiS ^^ay^l^mbwnSt /Anc?eiU inl,ous°e U wfthlnthe^leSl dfstin-^JhtdTn^hTnlan^f slid ru » ,lin g Lack one hundred (i00) feet to an aJ- in k house, well finished flDd conifortablv ar- SSelSeE SpAb{ (~kne certain houa! and lotin Toccoa city. W said county adjoining the above describ- ed lot on the West, known and distinguished m the plan of said town as Lot No (4) Four in comfortable “a front part onestory used house businesp with an “L,” the once as a ot store room. A good piece of property. hou^Zlo, in Toe™ city, Su j(j t-ountv, known and distinguished in KS and “S map surve 7 by Moreno. Bounded ou Toccoa city—and nearest the a ISTfimn/ta business piirt of l0 "' n - ALSQ ^ ne certa i n 6to re house and lot in Toccoa «£ Ld v^dairable businSstaad 1 ffiS a CsaM(»unty?tbc ALSO SfaSid mwTasTo? somi'beingTheSouthern tiD hi^.i’SSSilSS&toSta^MSsw No flT5ne in Crawford John L cobb Mrs. Burton and oth- moV^oftessl'fhe^aw co^rtabie whereon John L Cobb tffiie roomcottege'on °onl of the most public streete leading mto town. ^Ane certain tracktr parcel of land on the known boundary and distiuquished line of the town of Toccoa city, in the plan of said town as block No (64) sixty four according to map and survey by Moreno containing (22 31-100) Twenty two and thirty one hundredth acres and known as “Cobb’s Fish Pond Place’ There is situated on this tract 2 small houses. a good orchard of select fruit teees and a small piece ymeyard, of and a carp pond. A very desirable poultry. property for truck farming and raising A 11 of the above described property sold as J^L the property of Mary LCobb, late of said county. Terms cash. This Oct. 28th 1889. L. P.f COOK, Administrator of Mary L Cobb, decease. -- NOTICE. » L9 r 1 S or ® a , HnwTwf ^ ing ^ f filed a* in - 402 G - °.^ ce [^ Q the ^ D efi t of the Jprovusions - of Sections >- itTho"el^'lOT * aw m said district. T his Oct. 23d. 1^9. ^ B E EDGE, VX whom it County.—T o all administrator may of Almond concern Hulsey JFrancisjA deed, Hulsey due form applied has in to the undersigned for leave to sell the lands belonging to the estate of Baid deceased, and said application will be be heard on the Lst Monday inNovember next. October7th. 1889, B E EDGE, Ordinary. 4tPrinfee$1.98. it Georgia—Habersham Connty. To all whom may concern: W J Hvera, admistrator ot Thomas Mealor, deceased, 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 heard ontbefiret , Monday in November 1889 Oct 7 th 1889. 4tPrinfeefl 98 BE EDGE, Ordinary. for DYSPErsu Use Browa’s Iron Bitter*. Physicians recommend it Ail dealers keep it Sl.OO per bottle. Genuine ha* trade-mark and croesed red lines on wrapper. that aa Wf Will *?tt offer /or the next 30 days piftcES AjIUlUJIl A CTflNlQU TUF I OlL N 11 A A TIVFQ 1 I V Lj. Delow 7ve flive a list oj some of our Jaw Dreafc- ers: CALICOS tforth- 7c for 5c All wool JEANS U 8r“ u 25 Old Reliable Athens CHECKS tl H All Wool Filled Double Width Cashmeres “ 20 « 12* We also have a full line of Dools, Shoes, Hals and Caps . We malce a specially of fine 01/71 and Stoves . ‘ We sell TrUTtNIJUiU ON 2UH INSTALLMENT PLAN Giye us a trial and be convinced . 20 0N72 AND ADD All parties indebted lo me will do ire11 to call and settle at once as I will positively not wait tom; er than OcL S/si. W. C. DDWATtDS . 1 hare moved the 7iJJMA/JV'/) 1221 OF MY S20CIC OF GOODS to 7K C. Did words store Where 7 ‘RFfTA^T)! Witt Sell them l\i_JvJlVL l\i.y IjIIiOO FSS Ui OF FDFT uU 01. n ^ > 'Ji all floinfl at ASTONISHINLY LOW PRICES Come and See Itie. 0. 7i’ TVdLSD, S* ______ * * _ ^ - | | || I I I A A T r r/ ^ TT ^ x | w T i / a \ TW- f VT -i!V 1 1 ’ li * a f f inStltdklOll OpSSlS AUg. A 12,18 IB 3 8ft 9, And continues for 10 consecutive months,With a short recoss at Christmas. Languages....... TUITION PER MONTH. High Mathematics S3 00 Common English. 2 50 Intermediate..... c » • 2 00 Primary. © «- » « <u s a * » « o o 1 50 Inst?'uclion ........ O © e a & a o I 00 thorough and praclcal. Good Board can be obtained at resonable rates. For further in- o fmation address N. A.Hessenden, Pri . .-NOTICE. __ All persons having demands against the Estate of E. M. Cobb, late of Habersham county, der in thei deceased, are hereby requested to ren- 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 requested ed. This to make payment to the undersign August 20th 1889. JOHN LCOBB. Heir at Law of E M Cobb, deceased ^NEWSPAPERS FREE.6» SP©'U.3i» ; ®wan wn waa and jx, address and j those 1 of , D - to 10 of , your friends or neighbors, on a postal card, or otherwise, and a copy r of the SAVANNAH WEEKLY NEWS will be sent to each address free. THE WILY NWS Is a BUSINESS andFAMl LYnew?- paper for COUNTRY READERS. It is the largest weekly published in the South—16 large pa»es. It is splendidly gotten up and carefully edited. If you have never seen a copy send for one and you will pro¬ nounce it to be the biggest and best newspaper you ever read. Address / vJT l eorgia—Habersham County.—A ll _ pej. A Hulsey, sons widow are hereby of notified +bat Mr?. Hester had twelve months support AlmondHuIsey, deed, has self andrainor children set apart for her and I will pass on the same at my office in Clarksville on the first Monday in November 18^. This *Oct. 7th, 1889. B E EDGE, Ordinary 4tPinFee$1.95 o^fh^irimv 11 Smith.widow oUamesSmith.decea^.has had ^ ^etvemonths^support^et^ariforherseU, a 111 Novea i> Jr b nH wk* 7th B * - S1 _ t Ordinary. • THE WEEKLY NEWS. 2he „ R , ST — —- £>CWltlfl 0 TT r J/lUCflin€ '%r „ i, , FL OH l / ne 7li m U / ftt l f to ) me n, |M aipyu tl> W U ft IP Sold M2L2>1 y > > Ga,L*a. fn f V/ • H.r^ ___ w . wu4 Ra ff Vm k Fatgfl Bto«. . H I Charged with ... . Indelible , ..., Ink. ,„t, for #„« Marking uarkinir Clc.hes, g - — ______ rm IT marks anything qj- Witk your name in rub • T o »» »»»•«« “. w"*- liireMlitaa PrMI IWBCJj • 15 Wvrtl Si., I. T, ‘ PiedmontAir-Line Route. Y> S’ TT plf T>7 V7 1 - * Condensed Schedule IN EFFECT APRIL 14,1889. -o- Trains run by 75th Meridian Time—one hoc.. faster than 90th Meridian time. GOING NORTH. NORTH BOUND, Leave Atlanta “ “ Gainesville, Athens Lula, it Cornelia Toccoa Seneca „ Greenville lea-ve arrive Spaitanourg Spartanburg arrive “ Asheville Hendersonville, “ not Springs kveavo V. Spartanburg Gastonia Charlotte ;; Salisbury Greensboro arrive Durham arrive Raleigh arrive Goldsn oro Leave Greensboro “ Richmond Danvil’.e} *' I.ynchnurg “ Chanortesvillc Baltimore Washington Philadelphia New York CtO .N(j south south boundd. DAILY. No. 50 No. 52. Leave New York 12 15 md’t 4 3o p ni “ Phiadelphia 7 2o 6 57 a m ‘ Baltimore D 45 ‘ 9 3o “ , “ Washington Charlottesville II 24 “ 11 o “ 3 4o pm 3 oca ic Leave . Lynchburg Richmond 5 4o 5 o7 “ 3 oO “ 2 3o *• ‘ Danville 8 4o ‘ 8 05 / Arrive Greensboro 10 27 “ 9 42 “ Leave Goldsboro 2 00 p m t4 oo n m “ Raleigh 4 50 p in *12 Mun’t Leave Dm ham 5 52 p m 2 02 a m Leave Greensboro 5 52 “ *9 50 a m s r Charlotte Salisbury *10 37 pm 11 23 a m 2 15 *' 1 co pn, : Gastonia 2 48 M 1 42 Arrive Spartanburg 4 50 “ 3 37 •• Leave not Springs 6 50 a m “ Ashville 8 30 m “ Hendersonville 9 20 ‘ Arrive i. 11 50 “ Lea i e K 53 “ 3 42 p m : Greenville 58 “ 4 48 “ Seneca «« 6 27 “ : Toccoa 33 “ 7 24 “ - Cornelia 13 “ 8 oop ra Lula 8 22 “ Athens p m tio 25 •• ml' 1 a m 8 51 “ ' Atlanta At in 10 40 “ --- No. 41, Daily except Sunday,leaves Atlanta m; airives Lula 8.12 p m.. No40, arrives leaves Atlanta Lula daily 8,50. except Sunday,6,15 m; Nos 50 and 51 connect at Cornelia for Tall u Falls daily. *Daily +Daily except Sunday i“Pullman Car Set vice. On trains 50 and 51 Pulnian Buffet Sleeper between Atlanta and New York, New Orleans and Washington via Danville, ^ 0n trains 52 and 53 Pullman Buffef t0 Wa8hingtou and E3?“0n trains 52and 53between Richmond and Greensboro and Goldsboro. Trough tickets on sale at principal sta¬ tions toall points. For rates and information apply to any agent of the Company, or to JUS. L. TAYiOR■ Gen. Pass. Ajt. C. Washington. 0. SO.L HAAS. T. M DR.M.A.SIMMONS Beware of so-called Liver Regn- LIVE tions lators, the A. with and has top Simmons market the sold you of of Balms, autograph this and each on long Original on demand its bottleand etc. the after reputation. and front, the^ All Medicine, it picture package: was original, and are established, _ these ItnlU- Take of put “Trade Dr. which words on this M. ^ ' on R Picture Mark Registered, and Autograph, consisting Nov. of 1843." Name, II. MEDICINE Q Biliousness, Has for 47 years cured IrroiGasnojc, z Costivenzss,Dyspepsia, Appetite, :r Sick Headache, Loss of Sour Stomach, Low Spirits, Foul Breath, j.R. Colic, Etc. Dr. Graves, Editor received of The Baptist, o Memphis, yourLiverMedicine, Term., says : I aiwihave a pack¬ used age of half of it. It works like a chana. and I want z no better Liver of Regulator, mixture, certainly c k no more Zeilin’s C. F. Simmons Louis, Medicine Mo. Co., Propr’a, 1 z St. v ^^££22^ m W Black smithing WAKING WAGON AN lre7lC/Ul /2 ene?a l fllepairinfl ^ y by ' j ^ CAR I ^R, Toccoa, Ga. ^ . on m *>««*»>• ? b Qi) wrAinggct s* 18 ** *«*p *»e W i» Oila-- BJLHjIi DAILY. 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