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INSURANCE TALK.
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NO NEED TO
DIE
TO WIN m - •
W. A y Fowler, Agent for Haber-'
shAm, Hart and Franklin
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Counties. A . en s* an
1 paid-up Values After Three Years.
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■>. Loans Made After Five Years.
Premium Reduction After Ten Years.
4. Aumiities Paid After Twenty Years.
5. AJ1 Claims Guariujteed in Full.
6. Immediate Settlement After Proof of
lieatli.
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That om-l\ne insurance costs too is
evidenced by the fact that companies ad¬
vertise to*the world th*> payment ef all
claims from jj^erest eamingn^lyne. y
That purely assessment ms uranee is ur
certain is shown by the, indefiniteness of
the contract.
While the people demand low premiums
they demand a definiteness in contract.
Both these demands are met in the
plans of the America* Lira-A nnuity
COMPAXV, ^
The premiums are graded according to
age, and the promise to pay is plain and
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unequivocal and definite.
Premiums cease after twenty (80) annual
payments have been made to the Company.
If desired, any time after three (3) yijgrs
hoiid niuy lie surrendered for a paid-up
bond of is many twentieths as annual pre¬
miums have been made.
If desired, any time after five (5) years
the assured may liorrow from the Com¬
pany 8iu. li sum of money as is designated
in the tgble pi Loan Values written in the
bond, depositing the hoiid with the Com¬
pany as.» collateral.
Should death occur during the first
twenty \J0) years of membership, * the
amount designated $f the face beneficiary of the bond in full is and paid im- to
the
mediatep-. eafhi
To bond is attached ten (10) cou¬
pons, each catling for payment of one
tenth (1-H» Of the faceBftTft bond, the first
one maturing twenty (20) years from date
of bond, and one annually thereafter until
all have beep peybtUe liwFcoupJl. b«ttl-beliig eur
reiulereil with the
Death prerioui to twenty (28) years
from date of turnd matures it for the full
amount named in its face.
I Math occurring any time after twenty
(28) years from date of bond matures the
rctnaiifDqj coupons, wlAch will lie im¬
mediately paid to the designated bene¬
ficiary. '** - ’ '
Thus the member himself, if living at
the end of twenty (20) years, will receive
one-teutk. (1-J0) of his bond, and a tenth
annually thereafter until all the coupons
have been paid.
JTot only ean one thus provide for the
family daring the period when death
would be most severe ta its members, but
he can pro\4<J e a certainty each year for a
nomber fd ygars, when the period of^wtive
bttsiness lias passed.
By the plans of the Americas 1jkb-An
r CO|tPA.vv Bach member knows just
he le peyiug tor, just how much he is
ig for H, just what be wit! receive,
UJ» continues to live) jlwt when he
e. v
ember contributes the same
per thousand dollars to the
e Fund, and the same to the Ex¬
end of ten (10) years 81,<X^ Xhe
arwlncedfi3.00.per
son later, at the end of fifteen
nAV:T^uT noi **'°°
I end uf ti ve years more, l>e|ng
(20) yean from the date of Uic
) coufkin payracuts Begin,
it fa greater than assessment in
beuame the benefits nre greater.
is lew than old-line insurance,
the benefit* can lie given for less
line companies charge. *
HPaymewt Coupon Annuity
UJbe #10,000 boned in amounts of from
tp acceptable applicants
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TOCCOA, HABERSHAH COUNTY, GA., FEBRUARY is.
-THE TIMES
A Ball of Fire.
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A vivid ball, of fire, three timps
as large as the sun and equally as
brilliant, shot through the heavens
last night,passing Atlanta at n :o5
o'clock, !% * r# » J w*
The brilliaftt hall made the city
as bright as noonday and many de¬
clare that its passage was attended
by a rumbling noise and a slight
shock, as of an" earthquake.
Ever y one who was awake at
that hour saw the swift-moving
meteor. It was of marvelous bril¬
liance and passed close to the earth
seeming to almost touch the house
tbps. ■'
It was seen by etery policeman
on duty in the city and, in a few
minutes after its flight they were
making sensational reports of it to
the police station.
At the Constitution office it was
seen by every one in the building.
There was a vivid flash as of a
powerful stroke of lightning. iff The
Whole earth wAs brilliantly lighted
and the heavens were ablaze with
splendor.
The meteor catbe out of the
northwest and travelled toward the
southeast. It shed a swath of light
that extended in every direction as
far as the eye could see and for
several seconds the city was light¬
ed as brilliantly as at the hour of
noon.
The first impression was that it
was a vivid flash of lightning, but
a glance into the heaver.g dispelled
that idea. The light was cuused
by a huge ball that seemed to have
stolen the brilliance of the sun.
The ball had. disappeared before
any one could get an idea of its
^size or nature, * A;
In thcee minutes after the
ing of the great light the Constitu¬
tion telephone..began to -ring- and
inquiries- commenced to pour in
from all over the city, who had
seen the ball of fire. All gave the
same account of it, saying that it
looked like the sun out ort a mid
night tear.
It was at first thought that it
was a local brilliant, but this was
disproved before five minutes had
passed. At dhe y.^in dispatcher’s
offic three minutes after the me
teor jas-cd, the telegraph opera*
tors all along the line of the East
Tennessee and Georgiy Pacific be
gfigl to send in reports of the night
Wght.—Atlanta -Constitution.
The same sight was witnessed in
Toccoa, the meteor passing over
this f^icc, goiqg in a Southeaster^
direction, at 12:05, making t he
town as lightMs .day. *
The night watchmen claim ^he
ball of fire- was so neai the earth
th ** St mdted tbe snow on the
roofs of store buildings; ; that
water poured off the roof of the
the po* alley. office b,ock ia4 * tr % mk ] hbo
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Jack Creecy, the night operator
at the- depot, it is-said, was so ter¬
ribly frightened that he hastily ex*
tjnguished the lights, seized his re¬
volver, and jumping into the mid¬
dle of the room, mad* rea 3 y to'de¬
fend himself against'what he sup¬
posed must be-a gang of robbers
with, bull’s-eye lanterns.
Trainmen who were out 00 their
run were all more or less frigbten
ed. An engineer was just pt/illng
his train tnto Folsom, where he
to
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Toccoa’s gay society folk have
greatly enjoyed the snow which
came upon us so unexpectedly. .....____..
Last Friday we were very, much
surprised to fjnd, on arising, the
earth so beautified by the
midnight’s “snow storm’s ivory
weof.” A snow of eight inches
is an uncommon sight to us, which
fact, judging from the number of
sleighs and happy young couples
hut during the storm, was sutfi
ciently proven.
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The meeting in Atlanta, last
week, of the Woman’s Suffrage
Convention, has brought before us
more directly the question which
has agitated the public mind for so
long, “Shall women vote or not?”
The fact of \ these intelligent,
courageous women being in our
midst, advocating thi$ cause,
aroused the State and the South ful¬
ly to face the question and meet
the issue. <
It has been decidedly interesting
and not a little amusing to listen to
the different opinions and widely
differing views of the leading
minds of the state. We say a lit¬
tle “amusing”, because we cannot
but feel that even the minds of the
leading men arO; sometimes biased
and particularly is this likely to be
the case when treating a subject
ubout which c there is so much pre¬
judice,
In Saturday’s Journal the Suff¬
rage .question was discussed at
length by some of the prominent
lawyers in Atlanta.
«Captain Jackson expressed, ih
terge IBB and decided language, his
\ oppno^pf ,, the subject. <lT “I sbauld . ,,
deplore the contamination of the
tyomen witb whom my social life
ha6 bean.fiassed, by jvolitica and
office holdings.” And yet of these
female creatures, whom one would
think, he held in such veneration,
he speaks,-.further on in any way
but a complimentary way. “Keep
woman/’ he says, “from the bal¬
lot-box and the platform of the
demagogue! Women act under
the pressure of emotions and not
as a result of reason.”
Captain^Jackson does not of 6peak his
flatteringly „of the women
acquaintance.
I11 the same column Judge, Hop¬
kins has this to say.: “The work
of woman’s emancipation has beea
going on silently, gradually, and
supply for ages upon ages. Man
has always resisted it, but it never
has been, never will be in hi* pow¬
er to prevent it. * * * The “Lords
of Creation” claim to rule by di¬
vine right and look with horror up¬
on the proposition of woman to ex¬
tend her domain*, to remove her
shackles,.if it lias the’appearance
of narrowiDg Bis power. -Man al¬
ways gives up pow-er grudgingly.
* * * The time will come when
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we will have lived off all our bar¬
barism and the place woman ha*
lie Id, will be looked back upon just
as .we look back upon the other
abominable thing* thatthe ra ce * ha*
been casting off, from time to time,
as it has men, step by step, to
higer bed. of virtue and ’
gence."
Dr. Hawthorne, r
famed preacher of A
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rtghteuu- spleer ia nrpiised agaittst.
We wen 5 ware fin.! Inge.'sbll and
fbe devi; 'ried t'< cheat the Believ*
*?r out •){ ins hope of heaven but un
ul nt>w wtt were not aware of the
fact thlU the Convention had any
<. uch aims,
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Christian . Scientists,
Th< a new
religion- -ect: haVt lately complet
tbt, n*st and only house of
f.ul'iii worship m the world. Bos
ton has this handsome and fire
proul fclutrcb, " 4 y*'h* has latt-lv
been dedicated by Mrs. Mary
ker Eddy, the founder of the sect
and the paste* oi thus church* —The
Christian,Scientist*.have at present
over loo.tSoo converts.
■y Wayfarer.
do, Spoilsmen—Oo.
Weep, men of sordid aims, w*io sought
control.
By methods honesty could not approve
And only knaves-could compass without
shame,
Your doom is written and your dirge is
sung; guiliy
Go hide from public scorn your
heads
Forever more In pestilential gloom;
The people have pronounced the sentence
you,
In condemnation of your crimes, de¬
served. ,
Go. dastards—hide from sight of honest
men
Who spurn judicial rings and base com¬
bines,
Whose purpose is to corner public trusts,
And by devices gain ignoble ends.
Go, spoilsmen—go—your “occupation’s
gone,”
' Henceforth the people will bo at the
helm,
And only wen of real wortli posesseil.
Need seek official honors at their hands.
So pigmy politicians need apply,
But fall grown men who tower, moun¬
tain high. —Frknch Stbanob,
Th6 experience of Geo. A. Apgar,
of German remembering. Valley, N. He well
worth waa
troubled with chronic diarrhoea and
doctored fairfive inootha and was
tr6ftted by ’f our di ff erent d6oto r6
Without benefit. He then began
using Chamberlain’s Colic.Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, of which
one small bottle effected a complete
cure. !*•*« formal* by W. -H. and
J. Davis. Druggists.
Notice.
Those indebted to the Toccoa
News by subscription or otherwise
are requested to come forward "and
settle their accounts and save cost,
as we will put all accounts not set¬
tled in our attorney’s hands for
collection. *J'he books will be
found at the office of The Toccoa
Times. 'Edwards & Kebs®.
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Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. * t
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w«ts, The Bruises, Best Salve Sorps, in th^ Ulcers, world Salt for
Rheum,Fever t Sores, Tette/, Chap¬
ped hands, Chilblains, Corns, and
all skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, pr no pay required, it
is guaranteed to give perfect satis¬
faction or money refunded. Sa-Ie Pric$.
35 cents per box. For by W.
H. Davis, Druggists.
It will certainly pay you to in¬
vest in Toccoa Real -Estate.
Property, is steadily advancing. Cottafee*
We have some barg’tflns. can\e
now paying ten for per cash. cent Strike
bought cheap
while property i* on the rise,—it
can’t get any lower and you are
perfectly r, %’- .".'1^ safe when ’ btlying Toccoa
dirt.
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^ ^foiu^g women wife
been troubled with frequent colds,
concluded to try an old remedy in
m new way, an 3 accordingly took
a tabtespoonful ( four times the
usual dose)of Chamberlain's Cough
rt before going to bed.
toming she found that
f «time*y%fid the remedy nigjit ( one
at
tabtespoonful before
end on the following
(from all symp
ace then she bos
, used this yem
wtth the «sme
» «nuch elated
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Notice to Teachers. ■i.iS*,
twill toe in Clarkesville on Saturday,
the Jfith of February, 1885, to make
contracts with teachers for the present
year, 1895. Respectfully »
C. ^ S.C. Habersham county.
0 . W. O. Hardman, Sheriff of
Tyler Co., W. Va., appreciates hesitate a
good thing ffle and does not to
say so/ was almost prostrated
w ith a.cold when he procured a
bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy. He says : “It gave me
remedy for coughs and'
>> p or ga j e by W. H. and J.
a vis. Druggists,
Notice
I am placing my notes and ac¬
counts in the hands of the Justice
of the Peace to sue on, and if you
are interested you had better look
after them and save cost.
II. M. Payne.
Wanted^
A correspondent at each post
office itt Habersham ami surround
ing counties. To those who will
write us the news from their re
spective The postoffices Times at will least be mailed once a
month
free to them.
Mrs. Emily Thorne, who resides
at Toledo, Washington, says she
has never been able to procure any
rrtedicinc for rheumatism that re¬
lives the pain so quickly and effect¬
ually as Chamberlain T 8 Pain Balm
and that she has also used it for
lame back with great success.
For sale by W. H. and J. Davis,
Druggists.
. *When ybu need Fine Job Printing
why not patronise Home Industry,
especially when you can get your
work done as cheaply and as watt by
this Paperf
Georgia Immigration
—AND-—
Investment Bureau,
EX-QOV. NORTHES, Mgr.
Atlanta , Oa.
All persons who have farms,
mines, water power, wild lands, or
timber, to sell’can have the same
extensively advertised in Tub Toc
coa Times and through this bu¬
reau, to Northern, Western and
EDr^pean immigrants and qppital
iats.
This is the best opportunity
Georgia has ever had to get immi¬
grants, and Gov. Nortben is using
all his energy to bring them south,
and He is meeting with great suc¬
cess. Write or call on
„ t. W. A. Fowler, Agent.
' Toccoa, (Sa..
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BIG FOUR Route
Best Line
To and from
CHICAGO |
Solid vcatibiiled train* with bnffst oar*
S2^^wr?^ift^t^fKncd b
wHh
toilM acc«Htorie» in eacli compartment.
ST. LOUIS.
SOld vesUbttiad traliu wl0 bn tint parlor
1 , coaches, dining caw and Wagner bnf
let ' earn,. ■■
BOSTON.
nfe only through sleeping car Hne from
‘WBdBuati v Elegant Wagner afa^ingcaw
NEW YORK.
The ‘ South western Umited” solid ves
tihuled trains with ccmbination library,
NO FERRY TRANSFER.
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E O McCORMlCK, ' D B MARTIN,
taSWtTnftllMer. fcrtFMS.fiT.0smf
0 -,# 4 .
— ' He ?tubbing Ratea .
Tu* T, U « .nd .ny of
spapers and raaga,
at the rate*
i: tl pa r
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SALESMEN
Good wn^s to null our
App i v for terms.. We wi
ail(j F e n, 1800. ap nuin
P^ar, Peach, Plum, Ay
e,;h Alw. small fmiti.
trees, wholesaling rosea, ctr. larger 'v^
eiaSty cf to >
ret t. We will '*•!> 0 TflSptUBS
and take nuts payable lu six,
eighteen mouth*. , ■ '£§
Write to us for wholesale.
JaaCS WiW
LIVERY, SALI
Feed Sta
IlQtRdiD k. Oakland
TOCCOA, GA.
The best rigs and teams a
on hart 1 ngagcd.nt ve^u
ratas. 1 )ruin:'.iet> tukcii /
desired. -
Special rates made to I a
Fails!
Hi ty.igy dofre and tm*
.1 to a.riy part of tl»c* 14
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i i^a.iah! i.tlvs. W:
i : .u ic» desiring teams 1
<!, w;ll pleisae make
Rn - ,mj the day before*
liutses nnd mules uhv
ha ul for sale and trade • •
Livery S :
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WJ .it ,\.ni desire to go Will li
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and hquaro dealing *--1
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