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About The Toccoa news and Piedmont industrial journal. (Toccoa, Ga.) 1889-1893 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 28, 1893)
^l|t Ccctoit ’(Telus. ?tb EVERY SATURDAY MOKS1XG. Edwapds and Keese, Proprietors. J. J. IIowell, . Editor. RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. On, year in advance........ « .00 Six months................50 Three months........25 Subscriptionc paid in Advance. Send Money Order, Postal Note or *Dr»ft. Address, The; Toccoa News, Toccoa, Ga. SATURDAY, January 28, 1893. N0T1CE 7 0 DELINQUENT SUB¬ SCRIBERS. We-beg to assure'you that we ar e not publishing The News for fun or or glory. We are not able to do it. We are obliged to pay cash for our labor and material. There is about one thousand dollars due The News on subscription, varying in amount from one to four dollars Pleas e note the following announcement: 1st. We have made out all ac¬ counts due before Jan. 1, 1893. We want all subscriptions to end with the end of each year. 2d. A representative of The News will present these accounts to each individual indebted. to us in Haber¬ sham, Banks, It than an 1 Franklin counties. 31. All such accounts will influlo subscription price of The News for 1893. 4tb. W T e mail to our subscribers at a distance their accounts, and spcctfully urge that they respond to car appeal. 5th. Wc will cheerfully correct any error that occurs in these accounts. 6 th n We hope none will take offence at our course—we do not wish to an- Doy any one, but this is business. 7th. Let all subscribers remember that one in arrears cannot stop his paper. Edwards & Keese. Mr. J. J. IIowell, who has been concocted with the Lumpkin Indepen¬ dent for the last three years, is now the editor of The Toccoa News. Editor Howell has many friends in this county who will always be glad to hear of his prosperity. The first issue of his paper shows Lira to be a newspaper man of the first water. It is a credit to the town in which it is published and should receive the hearty support of all in its section.— Richland Gazette. Tx Atlanta the other day a couple decided that, as they could not live together, they would die together. While wrapped in eaehjother’s em¬ braces, the man shot the woman in the head with a pistol, and then sent a bullet into his own head. Both are Italians, and the uian has a living wife. The wounded woman will prob- ably recover, but the man is in a critical condition. The world can manage to get along without such people. Judgk L. Q. C. Lamar, of the United States supreme court, died in Macon on Monday night. Judge Lamar was born in this state, gradu¬ ated at Emory college and held some responsible places, lie was one of Georgia’s brainiest men. The citizens of several counties in North Georgia have petitioned to Dr. J. W. Spencer, the state geologist, removed from that office. They think that the doctor hasn’t been paving sufficient attention to their section. Thousands of petitions asking tlmt the World’s fair be kept open on Sunday are being received by con - gress. There are many people in the United States who are strongly op- posed to gran.'tig thes^ petitions, When Cleveland retired from the ^president's chair four years ago, he left in the treasury a surplus of $ 100 ,- 000,000. When ^Harrison vacates the white iiouse the treasury will be e tnpty. Comment is useless. Bishop Phillip Brooks, of Bos-, ton, breathed his last on Monday Dr. Brooks was a man of rare mental power and deep piety. By many he was regarded as the greatest preacher of America. v*’,. n K are glad i j to * place i on our ex- r change list the Dawson News, one of the neatest and newsiest papers of the state. The Fort \alley Leader is an ceptional country weekly. It is bright and newsy and contains no pat- eni medicine ads. Sam Small is doing some ex¬ cellent work on the Atlanta Con¬ stitution. Augusta’s carnival is at its height 34idis attracting many visitors. TBO COSTS. There is more religion in relieving the distress of the needy than in thousands of flowery sermons. * * ' * Success in life cannot be measured ** v dollars. J !>c n i«i>r with bis liner- ded "< Ull, is a miserable failure The m: T) v ' !, ° ,6 really useful, whether in a household or as a public benefac¬ tor, is successful. * * i{. When reasoning may be useless, when censure fails to convict, and threats to terrify, sympathy may pro- luce the desired result. Pity is akin to lovo, but sympathy is a pari of love itself. * * * Love is the purest influence that operates upon man and the most tent one. As steam, is the force that drives the shafts and wheels of ma- chinery for useful purposes, so love is the motive power that man to une'fis’i acts and deeds. Atlanta never does things by halves. During the recent weal her her citizens donate 1 thousand dollars to provide food and fuel for the destitute. But then erosity is one of the that make Atlanta great. EAST A NOLLEE N E WS. Eastanollee is looking up. Mr. C. Taylor is cutting lumber m a storm near the switch. We have been informed that a bill has just passed the house lishing a Democratic asylum at the Eastanollee switch. It is reported that the only treatment will he pure literature fresh from the pen of the noble Thomas E. Watson. Third partyites favor this measure. Eastanollee sub-alliance is in a healthy and prosperous condition. The members have opened a crop contest on corn and cotton. The ob¬ ject in so doing is to try and bring about a better system of farming. We hope it will prove a success. We regret to chromcde the death of Mrs. Lucy Already a few of the ring masters of the church who occupy the amen corner and grunt so loud that it is realy alarming, have raised a howl about the young folks dancing during the Christmas holidays. Now, our advice is to stop your foaming at the mouth, or people will think you are rabid. Dancing is a scr’ptual form of enjoyment, consistent with health and social advancement, so long as it can be pursued without extravagance; and it is hard to find a reason why the dance should be denounced. The truth of the business is the amen howlers had better raise a row about Hie whiskey they gobbled down themselves during the holidays, f t W euld be of much more benefit ^ the church and the country at ]ar ^ While we did not attend a sinffle (3ance during the holidays, heart and soul did, and we think heaven would be a dreary place not to smile on the beautiful dance. Dick Ross. . TUGALO DOTS. Cold, colder, coldest. The Denham mill has broken so it can’t run. Miss Maggie Ward has been visit¬ ing in Oconee, S. C. C. P. Jarrett’s mill, which has been frozen up for some time, is running. Mr. James Baliinger, of South Carolina, went to Westrr.inter a few days ago. On the road his horse ran away and threw him out of the bug- fry- Four hours afterwards he from the effects of his fall. Pressly Duval, who went to Tex- aS a bout Christmas, has returned to Habersham. Gus Turnbull is having a tine time riding the girls on his sleigh in the beautiful snow. What man was it that said he didn’t want ascertain man to mal e paths in his field ? J. W. was seen hauling his bateau up the creek on dry land. I guess he means to take water. 1 Will D heeler, who has been liv- ; ingin Turnervi'le for some time, I visiting his father and mother, Mr. and “ Mrs. J. \V. Wheeler, i Farmers have , . begun „ to plan , for , tbftir crops 0 f > 93 . There will be preaching at Provi- dence church by Rev. W. A. Cooper on Sunday, January 29. The snow is melting fast. Soon will be goue if the sun continues to shine. 1). Jarrett is going to put i.*, shingle mill on his Tugalo place. Hustler. I have the largest stock of Shirts ever brought to this place that I at greatly reduced prices to close out. II. M. Payne. DE M OREST. Cold! Cold!! Cold!!! Ice »nd snow. Mercury one dozen degrees below zero. Rabbit hunt.ng. . 6ka,:,, ^ on The conference of the M. E. church lias been in session for «ev eral days past in the M. E. diur-h “ i>i:» iop Bowman presiding. Rev. \Y. 13. 'Frazelle is still retained as pastor of the M. E. church in Demo- rest. The Yankee boys have bee n en- joying themselves immensely skating on Lake Dernorest. It is a novel sight to a native to s. e the bo-ysskimminguroUnd on the ice. It is better than a circus. Mr. Starkweather is pushing the work finishing the Baptist church. Horses can walk across the lake on the ice. 'I he factories have been shut down more or less during the last week, on account of the extreme cold weather. Several prominent citizens met at the barber shop of F. Norton, on Tuesday night for the purpose of or gauizing a fru.it growers’ association. Mr. Frank Norton was elected pres¬ ident and 13. \V. Safford secretary. After some enthusiastic talks about raspberry culture in particular and fruit in general, the secretary was re- quested to communicate with several nurseries and get the best terms pos¬ sible on raspberry plants by the thousand. Our enterprising citizens, Green & Ergenb-ight, are cutting and storing ice for summer use. They have some 50 or 60 tons stored away and plenty more to cut. Georgia Cracker. Jan. 18, 1S93. AVALON- Times are snowy. People are beginning to Irajile since the snow is leaving. We have had the coldest weather this winter that we have had for sev¬ eral years. Died at Martin, January 17, Mr. J. II. Thompson. We sympsith ze with his relatives and friends. Ye scribe was in Toccoa recently. Confidence is having a good Sun¬ day school, but is going to get better. Uncle Fed would like to gel ac¬ quainted with Pearl. Mr. Hugh Crawford, of this burg, went to see his best girl near (Jam s- v ille not long since. Law day at Wolf Pit Saturday. The Toccoa News is beginning to hustle since it changed hands. Mr. Jas. Smith visited Tugalo last Saturday and Sunday. Services were snowed out at Red Hollow. Much success to ThkNe-'s. Uncle Fed. “In buying a cough medicine ehild-ren,”says H. A. Walker, a prom¬ inent druggist of Ogden, Utah. “,:cv- er be afraid to buy Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. There is no danger from it and relief is alwa\ s sure to fol¬ low. I particularly recommend Cliamberla n’s because 1 have found it to be tafe and reliable. It is intended especially for colds, croup and win op¬ ing cough.” 50 cent bottles for sale by W. II. <$- J. Davis. APPLICATION FOR CHARTER G EORGIA. Habersham County —To the Superior Court of said County: 1st. The petition of Jeff Davis, J. 13. Sim¬ mons, W. A. Matheson, A. G. W. E. Edwards, H. M. Payne, C. II. Dance, Keese, Bruce, John McJunkin, V/. C. Edwards, shows W. R. that S. A. McAllister and others they have entered into an association under the name and style of •The Toccoa Investment Company.” 2nd. the objects of said Association That are to promote the welfare and prosperity of the city of Toccoa; to procure and publish stltistieal information relating to the indus- triab commercial and financial affairs of the citv of Toccoa; to encourage the establish- lishment of and manufacturing sell real estate;' enterprises; to and to be buv, sued. improve sue :3d. That the capital stock of said company shall be Twenty Five (25) Thousand Dollars, to be divided into One Thousand (1OJ0) Shares of the par value of Twenty Five Dollars per share, and said stock shall be nor- issessaole. 4th. The operations i of said eommmy shall be carried o in the county the of of Habersham, said state of Georgia, and oifice con pa- ny shall be located in the city of Toccoa. 5th. Your petitioners honorable pray the granting passi ,g of an order by said court tins their application, that they and their succes¬ sors exceeding be incorporated for and with during tlio a privi¬ term not twenty years, expiration said lege of renewal at the of twenty years, for the purposes he rein before set forth. And your petitioners will ever pray. Louis Davis. Attorney for Petitioner-'. II . B Randolph. Brunswick, Ga. writes : “I was under the care of nine different doctors, but not one did me the frood that Botanic B’ood Balm as done me.” Barrels For Sale. — We have a lot of empty alcohol barrels for sale. Price One Dollar. They are clean ar.d sweet, just the thing ferine The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta,Ga WHAT AILS YOU? If yon have sudden darting pains in the joints or muscles, and it recurs ever -V time you get cold, and appears new places without leaving any the old ones, the best thing to do is to send five dollars to the Drummond Lightning It Remedy for will cure you. Re wise in time and no ^ ^ )e I°oled with anything else. ?*’ have y °° got ’‘A? the *£* Rheumatism, ahovc . s 3 ’mpto«ns and if yon the druggist tells j’ou the truth lie will say L)r. Drummond’s Remedy is the only known core. Agents wanted. THE LOSS OF A LEG Or arm by amputation would not car.se*so much suffering as many peo¬ ple endure with Rheumatism. One of the greatest discoveries of the-century is a certain cure for this terible disease, a speedy relief from lioiribie suffer¬ ing, and a rapid cure. It needs but a trial to convince the most skeptical that it is a wonderful preparation What a Messing ! It is Dr. Drum¬ mond’s Lightning Remedy, [ rice $5 large bottle, d druggist has not got it, the remedy will be sent to any address on receipt of price, by Drummond Medicine Ci -'•j 48 50 Maiden Lane, New York. Agents wanted. “For the past two or three years I have been subject, to cramping pains in the stomach,” says Mr. W. A. Baldwin, a merchant of Boonvillc, •Dallas Co., Iowa. “I have tried a number of different remedies the one teing Chamberlain's Colie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. One or two doses of it always cures me.’’Sold by W. H. & J Davis. Blueltldge&AtlanticR.R, 2ime 2able A o 72 -Tukin ? effect Nov. 20,1592. No. 9. STATIONS. No 12 Daily Daily ^ ^ Lv Ar I noon CC T iHlulnh Fa'ls | 12 29 LO Turnery! lie | ^ *-• Anandale CO O Clarksville I ii 37 Tft LO Demorest lil O LO Cornelia 05 • r<< Ar Lv |-A M W. V. Lauiiaine, receiver. SIBLEY INSTITUTE, Mt. AL/ry } Ga. W. 0. Phillips, Principal. Winter Set m Opens Jan. 251A 1803. A TICKET TO TIIE World’s Fair. For particulars address Atlanta Journal, Atlanta THE SUNDAY SUN, #2.00 el rU’sHt. Containing more reading matter than any magazine published in America. Address, THE SUN, New l r ork. 50TI3 YEAR. The Great Farm, Industrial and l ive Stock Journal of the South. One Hear tor only $7 . Sample copies will be mailed FREE on application to The Cultivator Pub, Co. Box 415, Atlanta, Go. Special premium of Free Ticket to World’s Fair. THE NEW YORK WEEKLY _ ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. Contains the best features of any Weeklj printed. M. QUAD, late of the Detroit Free Press, writes a page of matter every week. leftdfop I amplfe Cpj The Weekly World, New York City Scientific American Agency for ^ v ■; •! iiitk ^ X ^ CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS, DESICN PATENTS, COPYRICHTS, etc. For information and BroaWat, free Handbook write to MUNN Sl CO., 361 New EW York. YORK. Oldest jst bureau bureau for for securl securing patents in America. the Every public patent taken notice out by us is brought befi or* by a given free of charge in t fiMtifif Awrticau Largest rireulariou of an .yscfuntl fle paper tn the manShmSif 1 ^ without 1 ™ Weekly,*113 .ImT* year: pubLxshe&s, $L40six 361 months. Broadway, Address Hew MuNN Tote A CO. Citv OH ! WIIAT A COUGH. Wi 11 you heed the warning. The signal perhaps of the sure approach that most terrible disease, Conv sumption. Ask yourselves if you can atford for the sake of saving 50c. run the risk and do nothing for it. never fails. This explain why more than a million bottles were sold the past \ ear. It relieves croup and whooping cough at once. Mothers,do not be without it. For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh’s Porous Piaster, Sold by I’. A. Capps, — Buck lem s arnica alve. - 1 , best salve in the would for cuts bruises, sores, ulcers, salt i'uvir sores, tetter, chapped hands chilblains, corns and all skin err: ions and positively cures piles, or no required. It is guaranteed give perfect satisfaction or inaney re- funded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by W* H. & J. Davis. DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COM¬ PLAINT. Is it not worth the small price of 75c to free yomself of every symj - toms of these distressing complaints. if you think so call at onr store an f get a bott le of Shiloh’s every bottle has a printed guarantee mi it, use accordingly and if it does you no good it will cost you nothing. Sold by T A Capps. A’e have a speedy and positive cure and lor catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth Remedy. headache, in Shiloh’s catarrh A nasal injector free with cadi bottle. Use it it you desire health and sweet breath. Price 59c Sold by T A Capps. LADIES ARE UNFORTUNATE, because the higher they rise in soc - ety the weaker they "find themselv bodily. Risley’s Philotoken contr .is the nerves, aids nature in her vari • is functions, and thus combats with the many ills of womankind successfuliy If your druggist lias not got it he wil order it for you for $1 a bottle, from Chas. F. Risley, Wholesale 62 ConrtDndt St., New York. Send for a descriptive pamphlet, with <li- rections and certificates from many ladies who have used it and can’t say eruH1 ^h in favor of Pisley’s For pains in the chest ihcic is noth inir a better than a flannel Moth sat ura- with Uhamberiain’s Pain Bibo and bound on over the scat of p iin It will produce a counter irritation without blistering, and is not so disa¬ greeable as mustard; in fact is ranch superior to any plaster on aecou it of iis pain-relieving qualities. If use ) in time it, will prevent pneumonia. 50 cent bottles for sale by W. II. & T Davis. ANSWER TUTS QUESTION Why do so many people we around us seem to prefer to suffer be made miserable by Indigesti > Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of \ - petite, Skin, coming up of the food,Ye)inv when for 75c we will sell the • Shiloh’s Vitalizer, guaranteed to cure them? T A Capps . X TTS CIIURCII DIRECTORY. Methodist Episcopal Church,South iprcacli- 11 a. in. and 7:30 p in every Sunday. Sun siliool ID am ever ySunday; J H Simmons I> Prayer service 7:30 p m Wednesday P Allen, Pastor. Presbyterian Church, Rev L A Simpson 2nd and preaching 4th sabbaths at 11:30 am and 7:30 p ni in each month Sun- school at 10 a m every sabbath, W M supt. Praycrmeeting at 7:30 p in every Baptist Church, Rev A E Kee=e pastor; at 11:30a in and 8 p m on 3d and 4th Sunday school at 10 a m every Sun¬ W J Hayes s mt. Prayermcetlng - 8 p m night. Save % i « Paling Doctors’ * Bills B.B.B BOTANIC a BLOOD BALM THE GREAT REMEDY - FOR ALL BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES - Has been thoroughly tested by em¬ inent physicians and the people far 40 ulckly years, and never fails to cure q and permanently SCROFULA, ULCERS, ECZEMA, RHEUMATISM, PIMPLES, ERUPTIONS, m and all manner of EATING, SPREADING and ==a?Ss druggists. W sale by SENT FREE __ WOraEBFd CUBES. BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga. WE WANT YOU to net as our agent. We furnish an expensive outlit and all you need free. It costs nothing to trv the business. We will treat you well, and help you to earn ten times ordi inary wages. P»oth sexes of all a ges can live at home and work in spare time, or all the time. Anv one any where can earn a great deal of money. Many have made Two flnrnlred Dollars a Month. No class of people in the world are making so much money without capital as those at work for us. liusiness pleasant, strictly honorable, and pays better than any other offered to agents. You have a clear field, with no competition We etjuip you with everything, beginners which, and supply obeyed printed faithfully, directions for if will bring more money than will any other business. Im- prove your prospects Why not? You can do so easily industry and oniy surely at work for absolute us. Keasonable necessary for success. free 1‘amplifet ali. circular Delay giving in every particular is sent to GEORGE not STINSON .ending for it. A CO., box No. 48tf, Portland, Me. SUBSCRIBE NOW ED TrlTr^W WARDS H F TT BArJuE Tp^ T\ W\ Y Tr 5 ! m are receiving the nicest stock of / SHOES, " HATS, DRY GOODS ■AND NOTIONS ever brotidht •S to <joeecoa IF YOU WANT A BRAND NKW Yk if J a Cl -'V * ©F CI A r J r“" ’I v CHEAP*, § %d AND SEE US. Wl KEEP EV£8YTfflNG.y jg> r | -y , 1 (D W FUIU 1 li U 1 L H ttlUVIj-iIAO A "R]\/TR N ' A/\ a 0 11/1(1 ’ill 1,1 i’C’Cl , / to fur tuSh • U CCjjQ. ' yon the Mgheil grade <J CUihti let niaiiujaetuUd. This Space Belongs tc . M. PAYNE DEALER IN GEHEBAL merchandise ? TOCCOA, GA.
