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THE TOCCOA NEWS, TOCCOA CITY. GA I FT ION. fXI* «fi • ..... <51.00 •nx months.. .....50 Three months ,.25 Subscriptionc paid in A Ivance. Send Money Order, Postal Note or no.lt. Address, Tub Toccoa News, Toccoa,Ga Clayton Column W. JL HUGHES, ......... EH iron. Weather beautifully bright and warm. o H. R. Cannon of Tallulah, was^ in town on Sunday last. Cicero Blalock,the gentlemanly tax collector of Rabun county was the busiest man we know of on Friday last. II. A^Keener of Persimmon was in town on Monday last, rushing around in a brand new road cart, and smiling all over his face. There were two white horses in town on last Monday and nary a red¬ headed woman. Are all signs going to fail in this warm and dry Decem¬ ber? Saturday last was the day for let¬ ting the building of the public- bridge across the Tallulah River at Burton’s store. The town presented quite a lively appearance with all tho mer¬ chants doing a rushing busines. Wonder what the Rev. Tra Hicks thinks about Ins prophecy of the weather for December? To use the chaste and elegant language of Arte- meus Ward, the Nkws thinks he has busted. On Saturday last we noticed*!!. B. Ritchie, J. M. Ritchie, L. Arrendale, JL C. Blalock, Cicero Blaloc.k, Edw. itton and A. G. Dillard in town, ’heso are all representative men of his county, and were taking a great iterest in the public bridge lotting. - o - W. R. Dillingham had better look < t. Col. Joe went to Walhalla on ulay last, ostensibly on legal busi- s.We will bet$3.75that Joe puts in time and says all the nice things is client that he can think of, with t assistance of his immense edito- knowledge. ,t the bridges letting, H. C. Bla- , after some spirited bidding, se- 1 the contract for building the t ro across Tallulah river, and for mra of §393.75. It strikes us that a pretty low figure, but if any- ean build it for that sum we friend Howell is the man. i readers of theNEws are hereby, 'd to keep a sharp lookout for xt issue of the Franklin Press, aine to the ears of the News, litor Joe is going to give Shea a ! off in tho columns of that : V» sheet,that will savor strongly istone and sulphurretted hydro* ■o immonest sound now heard a- e court house when a J. town is: “Squire, come in and ive you those papers.” And irly means that some poor failed in paying his store ac- fer the year.- N ews has often tried to impress finds of its readers the great ley do themselves, when in real or fancied necessity,they - merchant to extend them a Nine times out of ten, the unable to meet his obliga- 1 in they come due,even less so o was at the time he contracted and the merchant is C0n- . .i >y pressing demands upon . obligations to collect the i\v at the cost of the debtor; ebtor is compelled to sacri- p on of his property to pay nd cost, add this cost to U, and count the time ending the courts, and the exation encumbent on ; edings, and they often u ; • ves in the condition of , they have paid too “pay as A you <ro " <l,,u > ,t J y s.iek to it. If you * - money, a , most all of i i ciucken or two, or . Z ^ or-A few nnnmU 1 u n 01 f vour necessaries with atre . . the demon miziug 'xt fall. ’ OlES Mren that want buiiiing aid take l>Is» OW 'H IKON HITTERS. CB 1. dealers es >1 alaiia, keep ludiges- - - i;. GEAI M- K 6 OUT SALE OF OVER $10,000 WORTH OF GOODS AT PRICES TO SUIT EVERYBODY, AT MCALLISTER AKTD JSUTVIIvaOM® Ota Many Customers testify to the a'oove and scry to us that we hare the EA EG ES I SI OC/i in 2oecoa. Our trade is good, but we will for the next two weeks offer SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS to Reduce Our LARGE STOCK. This Stock cn.brnces tco m/.ny articles to mention all of tlw*m, hut will name oniy a fw: Staple I)rv Goods Men’s and Boy’s Clot lung Furniture of all Kinds Tables Old Hickory and White IIi?kory Clocks Fine Dress Good \ Toots Shoes and llats Bed Steads Ch l*ne and Two Horse wagons Crockery Fanev Notions Bureaus Safes ns Cooking and Heating Stoves Glassware Millinery Goods M atlrosses W,»ven Wire Bed Springs Hardware. make a Specially of HEAVY GROCERIES Inch aS Skill, Meat, Sapav, Cofee and Sait. We want to say to our Customers ar.d Friends that we have SPARED NO PAINS in the purchase of tills ,rge stock, and we feel sure that you will find it to your interest to buy of us. We have many reasons for sayirg thi°, but the all important one is that we believe we have bought our entire stock at such low prices that we e sell you goods cheaper than you can buy them elsewhere. Yve would have the trade remember that we manufacture FURNITURE of ALL K1 N T DS, and that we ship Bedsteads by The Thousands all over the country. And this is of course one of the lines that we can UNDER¬ SELL A LL COMPETITION. We can sell you Bed Steads from §1.25 up. Wo also manufacture coffins and can SA^ E \ OL 50 PER CENT . ON T HEM as we do not belcu o to THE CGFF1M TRUST, So we are headquarters for anvtbing in the Furniture line, Come and see us before you buy your goods and we "MI save you money. Respectfully, M C ALLISTER & SIMMONS 1 j TOCCOA, On Saturday evening last the edi- itorofthe CUnton Edition of the Nkws and Bro. J. Marsengill conciu- valley of the Little Tennessee. Hav- lag Obtained a horse of Bro.J.IXanp- ston, a road cart of Bro. S. A. Beck and a harness of Mr. T. II. Jones, we started as meirily as a marriage bed, and all went as swimmingly ... as a bath , , in the Elysian sea, ’ until we reached the , lane , just . beyond , YV\ m T. Yorks, , r , , when , a hog I in • .1 the corner of r ,| the fence, e being actuated, in tho opinion of the scribe,by the same spirit that inspired a number of his race to drown them- seves in the Sea ofGallilee,soine cen- turies since,jumped up with the most terribly hideous “ugh/’ and caused our milk white steed to suddenly bound to one side,like a ball that has just come in contact with a base ball bat m full swing, and then he started away from there like he thought that the veritable Prince of Darkness was grabbing at his heels. Tam O’Shan- ter’s celebrated mare never ran half as fast. 1 he scribe was handling the ribbons, and Bro. Marsengill, think- ins, he could do better, reached over and took the lines and threw his itn- mense weight • ir against • them and , shout i , ed “Whoa!” in a voice of thunder,and then another scene in the drama oc- curred; our Pegasus began kicking ,Y like one possessed, , and 1 sending „ n , lin „ the the footboard of the cart flying by our heads in the form of kindling wood. Brother Marsengill ... remarked , , that x . , he ... believed , , he would get ....... out as he didn’t like to ride in a road cart no how, and he got. As he hit the ground the , scribe , turned , his i head i ana r saw a performance f i by n Bro. r. Maiaengul ’ll tn-t was snrnrisiiur P. in a ‘ man of his ‘ steadi- ness. First he s.ood on his heels.then sat down on his shoulder, then stood on his head,and then turned over pn- tirely • endways, his arms and legs pounding . the and empty . vague ,air, like the arms of . a mowing . machine, i • _ the whole interspersed with a series of the most hideous grunts that ever tell . ,, on a sad , and . shuddering , , . . ear. T In the meanwhile the milk white steed was putting in 2.40 time up the road, and the serioe concluded he had bet- ter get out and see what was the mat- ter with Bro.Marsengill. He did so,and strange ° to relate, ’ he"eclipsed r tho per- r formauce of Bro. Marsengill by a large majority; he did pretty much the same thin os, but he did them a great deal faster and lots more of it. In the meanwhile the horse and cart. where «ere they? They were about a mile from there on the side of the road, all turned wrong side out, the gears, not the horse, and hung up in a crab annle S bush W« nut \ the horse in a stable , , and pursued our sad . and . soli- tarv wav on foot to the Alliance, had a deliglitful time, and then at about 10 1A nbUI/ o..U»k tlrnf IW^ n twn ^.l .,.1,1=0 nous figures might ha e be . ‘ >- wending their tvay homeward on foot. Possibly tho Clarksville Advertiser ' may na\e , a Skeleton .......^ outline cl t til p lc s occurrence,-m. m.nnrrimnjx hAit frtr rot full t nnrtieulars P‘ l w you . must apply ff J to The News as we were TII1»EE. VYAiYi^hbt ENTIRELY NEW^BOOK .... The wonderful . , collection ,, .. of .. practl . most °Al, real value and every day use for the people ever published on the globe- A yawSC.’SS marvel of money-savingaud money- just how to do everything. universe. No competition When like it in the you select that which is of true value, sales are ure \H riuuerelv desiring PAYING Elft- pi OYM SNT and looking extraordinarily for something th irughlv first class at an for description LOW PRICE The shou'I write and terms on most remarkable achieve- meat in book-making since the world began. SCAM MEL A CO. Box 5003, St. Louis or Philadelphia. THE VERDICT UNANIMOUS W. D. Suit, Druggist,Bippus. Ind.. testifies:‘‘I can iccommend Electric every case. One man took six hot- ties, and was cured of Rheumatism „( i 0 years’ standing.” Abraham Hare, druggist, Belleville, Ohio, af- firms. I he best selling medicine I have ever handled in my 20 years’ experience, is Electric Bitters.’ Thousands of of others have added their testimony, so that the verdict is „ unanimous n a Hint that Vlo,.trV Electric Bitters TtiMnr- (to cure all diseases of the Liver, Kidneys lr B1 , )od- Only a half dollar a hot- 1c at W. H. & J. Davis Drug store. «»•*> TALLULAH. Judge B. Thomas returned home on a special train last 1 nday nigh ... . Mr. J. C. Cannon is able to walk to his store, Fletcher Robinson’s grist mill is completed and in operation, and we understand that it grinds remarkably fast, Mrs. White lias about recovered her former good health , she and her daughter think of leaving in a few days 1 for „ Abbeville ... ... , to spend . r Christ- ,. mas there with friends. Mrs. O’fernll of Athens is visiting her d&ughtei Mis. lvobt. L. Garnson tbU l “ ,i5 rdi-m l ,uuc . The hop given in the Cartlage house . on last , 1 hursday , night ... was a emo-css b o The sermons delivered On last Sat- nrday ntght and , .unday . morn,ng . at , 1 alluhth by llov Mr Iiatmey wore considered excellent by J a number of his hearer?. II Messro. Joe Cartiage, Flotoher ■Rnhinstrvn end tV r ' D « W p,.t wunhl ’ attend Sunday School, we might truthfully say that there 13 . not a bet- 1 b i } feCU001 School in 111 Rabun UJU,Un Co UO * Christmas and such things as it Lakes . J to Christmas beautiful,are , . maxe being = talked about with much interest. I wonder what will be the result of all ,, this tl • gossip, a Liltislmus Phrislmiq tie tr o pvo y l, a blv ’ that’s what the Sunday J y c ] 11)0 [ anticipates, but I fear the willing workers will have a trying task, The stores of Mr. J. C. Cannon, Mr. J. F. Robinson, Mr. W. R. Sweet ami Mr. O. G. Grant are being con- sidcrably brightene i intern ally by the Messrs. addition of Christmas goods, Douglas Alley and Charles Askea arc whispering audibly their intentions ot spending the Chri.-tmas holidays in Hig,Bands N. C ., but we earnestly hope they are joking for we could net well do without them at Tallulah, Success to the Yews. F. Eudou II. A SAFE IXVESJ/ENT. Is one which is guaranteed to bring you Lilure satisfactoiy results, or in case g! a return ot purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our allvertUed Druggist a bottle of Dr King’s New Discovery for C'onsump tion. it is guaranteed to bring re liet in every case, when used for an affection of Throat. Lungs or Chest such as Consumption; Ill animation o Lungs. Bronchitis, Asthma, Whoop mg Cough, Croup, etc., etc. l T pleasant and agreeable to taste, us . ,• i an > wt? -' . s . depeu , del h upon, irial , bottles tree at W. II & J. Davis Drug 3 store. The quality of tiie blood depends much upon good or bad digestion and assimilation to make the hi.ind u c,£H S Purifier it will nourish the properties 1 of e th~ ., blood from P which , . , tl the elements of vitality are drawn. $1.60 per hot- --- «— ■—--- $1 ^ For Thirteen Weeks ^ 1 he New York 1. ;—~r us. rated News will be mailed. »e ur.l;. wrapped, o any address in the United Suites or Canada M 8 months on R»e rece.ptof »ne do lar, Liberal discounts to agent-, po-tmas.ers aaaclu. ^ is. Newsagents can bra,«L sell baiuplecopies this paper trecly. maned openly free. and above Address New Y'ork Ili.t-strated News, 232 Broadway, New Y'ork city Administrator’s Sale. - ^A EORGIA, Habersham County. auction at the courthouse door of said county- ?>L tL, ti w!i ^it r iiI«'If 1 of liy anlu i in i the ai following Mi ry ^ 890 p wit,liu rope r - ; jn |lj kaGTIONAI, ty one (41)in LOTS the 13th OF LAND District NO of FOR said 1* Ji county, fArtv containing two hundred <i alS0 L and ^ n ? t :' 0 - tive’tiSS) uv . . ( 1 'more one hundred and twenty acres nr le^s. And also Lot, not a Fractional num- bcr ’ seventy (,0) m said District containing two hundred and fifty acres more or less. All Of said land fully described in a deed from J. L. Hulsey, AWt.et al. to Almemi Hulsey aud recorded mbook A. A. Oiera’s Office Superior the Court, pages 166 and 1G7. Sold ns property deceased. of Almond Hulsey, late of said county third Terms: One tliird cash,one in three months and the balance in six months. Notes will be taken bearing inter- estfrom day of sale at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum for the unpaid two thirds, and Bond for Titles executed to the purchaser at the same time by the administrator. Jb RANCIS A. HULSEY. Administrator, Administrator’s Sale. A G REE ABLY' TO AN ORDER FROM .xA. the court of Ordinary of Franklin count- y, bouse Georgia door will be sold at auction at the e.mrt of Habersimm county on the Hist SulsS w -!tf 1 Atract of land lying in Toccoa District, G. M. iiit!iel2th land district in Habersham county Yom,|Kis'on Georgia, on North Broad river amlDicks the Kytle and others on the south west,and touch- ing the Atlanta & Charlotte air line ral road on the South west corner of said tract at..\yers vilc,Ga., containing eight hundred and nine ty nine and one torn th acres more or less and ed T olerbly well improved and[very welllumber- ‘ tract ot land has been divided into 8 lots as shown by a plat of the same made by Burgess Smith, a sm-veyor on Nov. the 12th. last, which plat may be seen in the office cf the mmgjyto x^iand -M i,o»n 3S*S|p',at^contain- Habvrsl.an, and 2 a, s ,,! 8' -&> acres more or less, wi.l be sold togeth- south er. They are well improved: they lie oil the west side of said tract and one of them lies on the r ilroad. The other lots will be sohl!*na ately Lot N<». •> as shown in said plat contains one Immlred and nine acres more or less and is well improved, having on it a good duelling house and outbuildings and a a§res gr st mill some- Av ha± out of repair; about 30 is cleared, a bom tif y m original forest and remainder in pine L field. -t No. 4, as shown on said plat contains 851 acres more or less all in original forest. Lot No. 5 ns shown in said plat contains 125 0l 0r !o ss ’ a11 iu OI >dnal fmcst. LitNo v c 6 as shown , Oil said plat con lanisl2o acres more or less and has on it one dwelling the h°u;e baht.ice and about,5acres m original forest. of cleared land and Lot No i shown on said plat contamsl25 acres Lot more No. Has or less, all in original forest, shown on said plat contains 125 shoaUn No?fh"BJid°BS;r dh “ 8 °" U atiu ® Si dd as the property of Charles F Ayers,late of Franklin county, deceased. Terms: One half cash, one fourth to be paid January 1st Titles given on the day of sale. This Dccem- her the 2nd 1889. J H. AYERS, Administrator with the will annexec. _ To Debtors and Creditors. A LL PERSONS RAVING DEMANDS A- A srainst the Estate of Thomas Mealerlate signed debted according said to law, and all per-ons in¬ mediate to estate This are required Dee. 3d to make im¬ payment. 1889. Wm.J. AYERS, Admr. of Thomas Mealer, deceased, 6tDec7,14,21,28Jan4,11 .Prin fee$2.33 ---— NOTICE % T a-.^ AT1 OF SALE. matTI _ -tAUrainary oi HaDerenam county, will be 1890 within the legal hours of sale, the follow- of fa'nk sSoSml WthSSS District of said county and known as the Wm Ray home place. S .Id as the property of An- na Ray, late and of said county, deceased. Terms: One, two three jurisdiction years time. Nobs given in magistrates with 8 per near, in- terestand BondA>r Titles given This 2nd day of Dec. 1889. \V ni. Ray, Admr. 5tDec7,i4,21,28J4PrinFee?4.42 LIBEL FOE DIVORCE, yLoT°''' te yB ,er teri ) 11889 -, It appearing to the court by , the .. return . of . the Sheriff in the above stated case that the defendant in this case does not resde in said county, and it farther appearing that he doe“ the defendant by the publication of this order oncea month lor four months before the next term of this court in tiie Tocov News, a newspaper published in Habersham cr.inty Georgia. J. U. C. Meeritt, J. Weli-boex. J. S. <J. Petitio iers Atty. GEORGIA,! I hereby and certify that the > above foregoing is a Rabux Couxty, 1 true extract from the mm utes of the buoertor court of Rabun County at the September Term 1889. W. IJ. Hcghb®, Cle’k ?. C. R.&D.R.CMFY. ()• [ATLANTA $ C1JARLOTE Mf] Time Table in effect Sept. 20tli 1889. ffOUTH IJOCXP, PATLY. — No. si ixo.sih Leave Atlanta 7 00 p m “ “ Gainesville, Athens +5 9 50 50 “ 7 40 4 i! < wnLiM 9 9 44 17 “ “ ITS :: “ Toccoa 10 16 “ 11 21 “ “ Seneca 11 09 “ 12 ii p m . Greenville 12 35 “ || leave arrive Spar Spartanburg 1 39 * *• mmdereo.mllo, tanourg 6 07 am\e Ashev ille 7 00 “ not Springs 8 40 ^eave Spartanburg 1 39 a m 2 52 “ Gastonia 3 38 “ 4 45 “ Charlotte 4 25 “ 5 80 “ “ Salisbury 6 02 “ 7 05 “ “ Greensboro 7 45 “ 8 40 “ arrive Durham 12 fil n m *5 25 “ arrive arrive Goldsboro Raleigh 1 05 p. m t7 80 • 3 10 13 50 Leave Greensboro 7 50 a. m 8 50 p m m arrive DanvUteJ 9 32 “ 10 20 * J Richmond 3 30 p. m 5 15 a m Lynch Charlottesville ourg 12 25 12 55 “ 3 40 “ 3 00 “ Baltimore Washington 7 10 “ 6 53 “ 1 t 8 50 l - +8 20 “ u New Philadelphia York 3 6 00 20 a. m “ *• 1 " " SOUTH BOUJfDD. DAILY. No. 50 No. 52. ? . . x» - v k 12 15 md’t 4 3o p ni 7 2o u m J il 9 45 a in 3o ‘ 11 24 an: v'U k s ' * e 3 4o p m 3 ooa rn „ t • \ 5 4o p m 5 o7 “ T ve l vl<liI 1 ‘° lld 3 oo p m 2 3o ‘ , 1 ) ilivv.n . 8 4o p in 8 05 ,‘ 1, ' <-LUfVL Cwm 1° ° 10 27 p m 9 42 “ Leave i GoUbboro 2 30 p m !|| UnV 4 46 p m r „„ vp n .. 5 48 p m Leave Giccn>boro , *10 37 pm u SaUsniry 12 3j a m lA"’ „ hSSSSST 2 8 02 1a a in m 4 51 a m 3 3S ,r L 1 Ig ii '- 7 30 a m As.iviue . 9 05 m f . . ny . * «p»dersonvil!e ^lartanRurg 12 9 30 59 ‘ p m 4 51 a in 3 38 p * m Lx'a 1 ' ° 5 50 “ 4 46 “ l4 o ff fX 7 31 “ 6 26 “ U 1. 8 81 “ 7 23 “ M Lorn cl la 9 10 “ 8 oo p m A, . L { A 'f l 9 37 a 8 23 Athens 12 20 p ni fl0;25 “ ^' T Amve ave Gainesville Atlanta 10 12 04 Noon a in 10 8 50 40 “ “ r . No. 41, Daily except Sunday,leaves Atlanta 5 ‘ 80 No40,’leaves p nr at rives Lula 8 12 p in Lula daily except Sundav, 6, 15 a m; arrives Atlanta 8,50. Nos 50 and 51 connect at Cornelia for Tall u ] a li Falls daily. *I)aily (Daily except Sunday FtJLLitAH SLEEPING CAS SERVICE. No 50 lias Pullman Sleeper New York to Atlanta ‘X’. 51, Pullman Sleeper Atlanta to Now A'ork. No 53, Pullman Sleeper New Orleans to Washington. D. C.and Birmingham to Wash ington. JasL. Tayi.ok, L L. McCi.eskv, Gen. Passenger Agt. Div. Passenger Agt. Washington, D. 0 Atlanta, Ga. Black smithing WAGOX MAKING AND- Gene? at Repairing by J. T. CARTER, Toccoa, Ga. NOTICE. The CenterHiil petition of fifteen or more freeholders m ’ Militia District No. 752G. M in SttJTJ'.L'SSllSS'.’V'lA 1449,1450; 1451,1452.1453 and 1454 of the cede KfSii? A ft p&SMffiSX* Twcoa News and in^i at the Lifli." election £ elecaon will beorde.ed for Fence or . tock- " “ EOUFIA, Habersham Countv.—B. F vJTDoolev lias setting applied for exemption valuation of per of sonalty and apart and homestead. And I will pa^s upon the same a t 12 o’cio k M. on the 20th day of December •: ls89 a1 rnv office. B. E. EDGE, 2tprinfee75c. Ordinary. sfafss for administration on the estate of said J M Hall, and that in terms of the law administra- tion will be vested in the i lerk of the Sttperi- or court or some other fit and proper person on the first Monday in January 1890 unless some valid objections are made to bis appoint incut Given under my hand and official sig- nature this December 3d 1889. B E EDGE, Ordinary. 4tD7,14,21,28PrinFee* 3.72 EORGIA, Habersham County.—Too all OTwhom it may concern: J.J. Kimsey, ad¬ ministrator of John LaPrade, deceased, lias in due form sell applied all the lands t<» the belonging u iderdgned the for leave to to es- late of said decea-ed and said applicatioji will 'nJrucLmfi:Sr.E. ne! “ 4 t 7 ,> 4 , 21 , 28 PrinFee? ..... .Ordinary. immense STOCK OF GOODS mill be sold -AT- W- C- EDWARD’S STORE- 2/lists no old stock. Everyone knows I ha ye been in basiness only one year since the disposal of Ed- wards & Pro. old poods. Phese are FKIlSII N S<]W in OODS embracing Furniture, Hats, Ladies Cloaks, Boots and Shoes, an( i evreyttmig that anybody needs. All persons GREAT BARGAINS come to the AND BUY. Allwlio are indebted to me will find the ctai ms in the hands of J. W. OWEN, after December 1st * unless paid before. W.C EDWARDS- I hare moved the EEMA/A'DE'E OF X Y S20CIY OF GOODS to IK C. Edwards store where 1 will sett them REGARDLESS OF COST. 2} O OTS. SHOES y HA TS CAES and CEO I HI AG eall going at ASTOKISHINLY LOW PRICES. Come and see me. G. IK EE) WsiiRDS. TOCCOA HIGH SCHOOL. Fall Term of this Institution or,ens Ang. ° 12 , 1889 , And continues for 10 consecutive montJ:s r w!th a short recess at Christmas. TUITION PER MONTH. _ Languages....... .... S3 00 High Mathkmaths .....2 50 Common English .. ..... ‘j on Intermediate..... • e •5 «> 3 ..... 1 50 Prim an v....... .. o a o o « u o 6 » * ♦ ..... 1 oo Instruction thorough and pract cat. Gco<l Board can be obtained at resonable rates. P’or further iu- fomation address N. A. Fessenden, Principal . THE I Perkins Wind Mill, fFSi ^ ■A Buy the BEST and Save Money. -L i ■ It lias been in constant for 19 with ■ use years, a ord equaled by none. Perkins We give Wind each purchaser a WARRANTY as low-. We warrant the other Mill, sold lids day, to outlast do better work than any make and not blow down, unless ilie er goes with it, and against any wind that does disable buildings i-i the oinitv. both Prunping and Geared Mills, and full We manufacture carry a ltn of Wind Mill Supples. AGENTS) WANTED. Send lor Catalogue*, Ciieu dress, ‘ Perkins ’ 7/ ind Mil & Ax Co., MISHA W A K A, 1NI )I A X A. i DR.M.A.SIMMONS j LI the m VE RegUtered^colisiitin^of Mark P I R Picture and Autograph,Nov. 6 n, 184c” Name k MEDIC I N E- O _________ •Z %^ | ICK Headache, Loss of Apprtite, < Dr. J.R.^Graves, Editor of The Baptist^ Q m better Livt-r Regulator anTcertainiv Z no more of Zeiiin’ 3 mixture. y c . rk C.F. Simmons Medicine Co.,Propr’s, St.Eouis,Mo. z ’ ESTABLISHE n ; NOTICE !To >■ minds against the Estate Rabun county, ) of Thomas Carter, dec’d. late of said county, are hereby notifh d to ren - der in their demands to the undu signed at Mountain Scenes, Towns county Ga.. ^accord- ing to law; and a 1 persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate pn\- menu This 7th day of Nov. 1889. W. J. CARTER, Carter deed. Admr. Thus. 6tNovl6,23,30,N'ov7.14,21. I he BE»ST mai'keiS * CWlfig Machine OH the tlie «-■*»**# E Vw H i ■ V® |w| SOI „ „ j.f a by E. a. MAEEr, loc- cOajGa. i O H 1 ©ottaoe Cl u CAN Gas attained a standard of excellence which ,Jt YPP contains °f - n ° e every ’ ! Pvncr. improvement that inven- :ive genius, skill and money can produce. m ora WAR- I AUK miSSMti RANTED IS pr- FOR TO FIVE EZCEIi. YEARS. i—a _. ^aTABLIsHED -nw *■ IlLPUTATIOX, , ... *XE(}1 , ALE!) ^AC’IIiITIES, SM.12.IiEl> WORKXEX, BEST MATERIAL,, comiuxeh, make this THE POPULAR ORGAN PIANOS, STOOLS, BOOKS. Catalogues oa application, Fkeb. CHICAGO COTTAGE wuiinu*. ORGAN Ulluntl CP uw, CHICAGO. ILL. iajKTijrfAtvs rWW'* NT IT im f*r r naww a a -jb ao-.udg oil j in y USdVd SIffiL