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VOL. IV,
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'THE MODEL,Leading Cloihiers,Hatters and FURNISHERS, Christmas Novel -mm :■
More than Pretty—To say our lines of fall dress goods are pretty is not doing
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msk them injustice. They are more than pretty—dainty and sensible novelties that com¬ *
bine style and wear and satisfaction. After all what more does any woman want in 'f
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& dress goods than style, wear and satisfaction? We have imported all wool serges Jl
K2V 44 inches wide, for 55 worth anywhere > T5 cents; New • line all wool plaids, I m W-\
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m /a the made latest dress thing out of out; the also best new flannel line goods percales for and only flannels 75 cents. for shirt waists. A ready¬ Examine our • V Go
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REGULATOR
Are you taking Simmons Livee Reo
TJUATOR, the “Kino of Liveb Medi
catKS?” That is what our readers
want, and nothing but that. It is the
same old friend to which the old folks
pinned their faith and were never dis¬
appointed. But another good recom¬
mendation for it is, that it is better
THAW Pn xs, never gripes, never weak¬
ens, but works in suck an easy and
natural way, Joat liko nature itself; that
relief comes quick and sure, and one
feels new all over. It never fails.
Everybody needs take a liver remedy,
and everyone should take oi^ly Sim¬
mons Liver Regulator.
Be sore yon get it. The Bed Z
is on the wrapper. J. H. Zeilio A
Co., Philadelphia.
$10 A DAY TO AGENTS
Anyone who wants to get rich
and who h« a little enterprise Washer business. esn secure It
$10 x day In the Dish Ch
is booming now. Everybody want* cleared a $20
max nowadays. One agent
every day for a year: a good chance; best
Diah Washer made; no soliciting; Dish
Washers sold a* home; a permanent One posi¬ mil¬
tion In town, sold. city A. wide-awake or country hustler can
lion to be day washes and
clear $15 to $20 a easy;
dries in two minutes. 1-* 8 Art, Co
Climax M ro Co., 50 ta*s
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PHYSICIAN AND SUROBON,
Toceoft, Gt.
Ofar*: Corner g«c* *nd Tu<c*lo »treeU.
D. M. Sue DENTIST. Ison,
Office over Matheeon Merchandise
Co’s, store on Doyle Georgia.
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and Builder,
TOCCOA, OA.
Pint risift work in every respect. My r*t
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Toccoa Georxi*.
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TOCCOA, HABERSHAM COUNTV, OA., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER, I 1895.
Wanted io cords of wood
on subscription to
this paper. Apply to The Times.
Wanted SOLICITORS
and agents for
the best insurance company in the
world. At the end of 20 years we
pay you back twice as much money
as you put in, and vour life has
been insured free. W. A. Fowler,
special agent for ITart, Habersham
and Frankin counties. Address
Toccoa, Ga.
Funny Folks.
The world is full of “funny folks"
And each one wants his own
The little boys who wear knee pants
Begin to think they’re grown.
They think a stranger has no right
If he is’nt in the ring;
They try their best to freeze him out
And think it’s just the thing.
They swell up like a big “bull toad”
And pass you with a 11 rown
And think you dont amount to much
If you was’nt raised in town.
If they can lead you all by right; the nose
You’ll get along dignity
But atand npon your
And vou’re not In the tight.
—Thb Max With a Lantkrh.
Heir to $5,000,000.
G. M. Reeves, of this city re¬
ceived the intelligence on Saturday
that his mother, M's. M. A. Reeves
of Buncombe county, N. C., was
heir to $1,000,000. Mrs. Reeves
is one of live children of Thomas
De Board to whom Charles Ed¬
wards, a near relative willed his
property m New York city. Ed¬
wards died about four months#go
and his estate is valued at $5,000,
000. An agent for Mrs. Reeves
returned from New York last week
and he states that the money will
be forthcoming soon.
Anti-Lynch Law
In the governor’s message there
were suggested good remedies for
tnis evil that is so prevalent in our
land.
Governor Atkinson suggested it
be made a law that when an officer
allows a prisoner to be taken, the
governor shall have authority to
remove that man, in whose custody
the pri60i»er was, from office, and
if the life of the prisoner be taken,
the family of the deceased shall
have the right of recovering from
the county, the full value of his life.
If this were made a law it would
tend greatly towards increasing the
grit of the officer and would check
very much, no doubt, the.mob-sup¬
porting tax payer.
Bill Young, a colored brakeman
on the Southern, living at Central,
thrown from tbe top of a
train at Alto Friday, and fell be
tweeu two cars, having one leg bad¬
ly mashed, back injured and face
badly gashed. He is being cared
for by Nat Williams of this place.
The contract for building a
bridge over Toccoa creek was let
by tbe Ordinary Wednesday to
Wm. Haddock for $84.
Henry Busha was in a head-end
collision with his engine and train
at Ayersville Monday morning.
So one was injured, and no seri¬
ous damage was^the result.
Mrs T* C. Vickery, who has in
been under medical treatment
Atlanta for a number of weeks, is.
able to return to ber home in Toe
cost in about two week.
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Personal Paragraphs About People >• Know
Miss Ida Hayes spent Saturday
in the Gate City.
Miss Corrie Alexander is visiting
Mrs Morris of Atlanta.
Mr. Jas. Crawford of Avalon
was in Toccoa Saturday.
We are glad to note the improve¬
ment in Mrs. Capp’s condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Manson Busha are
visiting relatives in Atlanta.
Dr. Jno Edge spent several days
“doing” the exposition this week.
Frank and Ralph Taylor spent
three days at the exposition this
week.
Mrs. W. A. Matheson visited
her daughter, Mrs. Jesse Carter of
Westminister,S. C., last ;*veek.
Mrs. J. A. Cook of Ft. Madison
S. C. t is a guest of Mrs, H. E.
Hopkins on Tugalo streets
W. J. Hayes with Misses Bertha
and Allie Hayes and Cecil Ram¬
say took in the exposition Monday.
Representative Perkins last week
introduced a bill in the legislature
to appropriate fifty dollars for
W. C. Shore.
Mrs. S. B. Smith, who has been
a guest of relatives and friends in
Atlanta for the past five.weeks has
returned home.
Mr, and Mrs. D. J. Simpson
went to Atlanta Wednesday for the
purpose of carrying little Jo to Dr
Calhounn for treatment for catarrh.
Mrs. W. R. Bruce, we are el.d
to note, has nearly recovered from
a severe spell of sickness from
which she has been suffering for
more than a week.
Rev. H. C. Fennel, the popular
pastor of the Presbyterian fill his pulpit church, Sun¬
was unable to
day night on account of sickness.
He is much better at this writing.
Dame Rumor announces that one
of Toccoa’s leading society Christmas belles
will be wedded about to
a very promising member of the
dental profession.
Judge L. P. Cook made a busi¬
ness trip to Atlanta this week and
while there took m the Exposition.
The fudge says the exposition is a
“Whale.”
If Habersham county ever bad a
man whose heart was made of pure
gold he is Edward Schaefer, one of
nature’s noblemen and the best
friend we ever bad.
The Simpson Lumber company
has bought $6000 of tbe stock in
their company owned by tbe Toc¬
coa Furniture and Lumber com
pany.
Mr, Rainey, father of Tom Rain¬
ey, a popular thrown conductor on the
Southern, was from a bug¬
gy last week and sustained a frac¬
ture of one of his legs.
Miss Mattie Harris is visiting
her brother Mr. Jas. Harris, form¬
erly of this place, now a resident of
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week in Atlanta visiting friends
and relatives. Prof, Fessenden
taught Miss J ones’ classes in school
during her absence. .
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Craig of
Charlotte,N. C., paid a short visit
to the family of J. B. Craig of this
place, last week while en route to
the exposition. They will also
stop on tlietr return.
The sage of Oconee county,S.C. 1
paid Thr Times a most pleasan **■
call one day this week and regailed
us with stories of Ben Tillman’s
convention knows at Columbia. A to,Z. Jake
Cook Ben from
Mr. C. L .Mize and family will
move shortly to,Toccoa. Mr.Mize
makes this move so as 'to get the
benefit of bur excellent schools,
Mr. Mize will occupy the Loden
residence on the Falls road.
Rev. M. H. Dillard will^jyeach
at the colored Methodist church
Sunday at 3 o’clock p. m. Rev.
Bibbs, the pastor, invites the white
people to cojne out and by your
presence Help the colored people to
higher and better grounds. jl
Rev. M. H. Dillard and B.
Simmons are in attendance at the
state, prohibition convention in At¬
lanta as delegates from the Metho¬
dist church of Toccoa. The con¬
vention is for the purpose of pre¬
paring the petition and address to
the legislature-for the passage of
the Bush prohibition bill. .
Mrs. C. T. Sim ipson, Mrs. Wal
ker Gilmer and daughter Isabel,
Misses M. E. Simpson, Mary A,
Simpson and Amelia Millette, and
Mrs. Edward Schaffer spent Tues¬
day in Atlanta. Miss Mary A.
Simpson did not return with the
others of the party but will pay an
extended visit to friends in Atlanta,
Palmetto and Marietta,Ga.
The following Toccoa As visited
the exposition C. Wright, this W. week: L. Vick¬ Mes
dames T.
ery, S. Faulkner, J. L. Martin, A.
H. McAllister, C. H.Dance,Misses
Reppard McAllister, Eugenis and
Lula Wheeler, Jessie Martin, Ella
Matheson, Birdie May Jones, Cor
allie ler, Floyd McAvoy, Taylor, Mrs. R. Luther M. Hayes, Whee
Ralph Martin and Mr. A. H. Mc¬
Allister.
Mrs. T. D. Kemp, who, with
her two-childem, have been sum¬
mering at viait the Simpson relatives house, in Selma. have
gone on a to
They anticipate returning in a abort
time and making Toccoa their
borne. Mr. Kemp has lately re¬
ceived the buildings appointment of civil
engineer of and bridges
on this divirion of the Southern,
and will make this place his head¬
quarters.
Prof. N. A. Fessenden taught in
the public school a few days this
week in the absence of Miss Ola
Jones, who was taki in tbe ex
position been . Though the t professor
has out of s ot room for
two yean, be seemed/to feel quite
natural in the harness of a peda
m tbe
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The Trade Off.
Owing to unforeseen obstscles
which have arisen the suic of The
Times, as mentioned last week, has
been withdrawn. The paper will be
conducted under the same manage
■taent as heretofore.
The editor of The Times appre¬
ciates the many kind expressions
received during the past week and
is glad to say that we will remain
a citizen of Toccoa and will still
continue to do ail in our power
to merit the friendship and sup¬
port so freely given us.
The annual session of the.North
Georgia conference of the Metho
odist church will be held at Elber
ton, commencing November 20
Bishop Keener', senior bishop of
the South, Methodist Episcopal church,
will preside.
Dr. W. A. Candler, president of
Emory college, has been engaged
by the auditorium pommittee jjo
conduct the tabemacld meeting
here next August. Dr. Candler is
one of the ablest thinkers and
preachers in the south,aud his pres¬
ence at the meeting gracious will no results. doubt
be attended with
The Saturday Womans Ijiterary wttff Club Miss will
meet Nov. 2,
Ola Jones. Acts four and five of
“Winters Tale” will be read. At
the last meeting, which 'was held
at Mrs. W. M. Kilgo’s, Mrs. West
was appointed Critic, Miss to McLaury’s fill the va¬
cancy caused by
removal from Toccoa,
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Edwards
spent the past week in visiting rel¬
atives in Harr county. visited the During home
their absence they
of Mr. Nat. Edwards, one of the
most progressive and wide-awake
business men in the county, as his
lucrative and well established busi¬
him be. '
ness proves to
We regret very much to leaf|»
that Mr. the Jerome Green make and their family home
are in future to
in Athens. It would be a great
loss to any community Mr. to have to
give up such a family as much Green's
Though it grieves us very to
give them up, we extend to them
our best wishes for their future sue
cess.
.- Mrs. A. E. Lsifnlu-, sister ot
Rev. Dillard, and daughter, Miss
Joeie, Rev. who have been gu (ot eats of
Dillard and family a num¬
ber of weeks, left Tuesday morning
for Norcross to visit Rev. W. B.
Dillard and family, from which
place they attached go to Oglethorpe county. friends
They their many while warm here. We
to number
deeply regret their departure and
hope they Miss will Launtus’ repeat health their visit
toon. was
very in much Toccon. improved during her
stay
Croupe is a terror to young
mothers. To post them
mg the first symptoms and treat¬
ment is the object of this item. The
first indication of croap is boarse>
ness. In a child who is subject to
croup it may be taken as a sure*
sign of the approach of an attack.
culiar, Following rongh this cough. hoarseness It is a pe
Iain’s Cough remedy is
soon as the child becomes
to fail. *•
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earthquake
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Toccoa Experiences a Shock
Early Hour Yesterdi m
A slight earthquake past
der Toccoa at an early hour
day morning. ■ .
The trembling lasted n
minute and was sufficiently
to rattle dishes on tables an* JK-r >
ures on the walls., citl V:
A number of our
having been awaken
movement. .
An Elopement
A runaway marri
Ft. Madison, S. C., Fast
parties thereto being Mis
Butler, whose home is
Madson, and Julius Mauld
place. Sfcreairal attempts !
made steal his previobJIy loved by but Mai hi
one,
were thwarted each time
Butler’a and bi : .
parents the match
strongly Thursday opposed labt the
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ried couple came to Toecoa
they are stopping at the 1
house, kept by the groom ’4
This announcement of thi
abouts of the surprise young lady the
read wUb tbej by V.
lady's of relatives, as of her if
rant the cause aos*
where she had gone.
Honor Roll.
Toccoa Public sch
month of October:
Maurice Clarke, Ze ■J
Hoyt HiJL Arthur J
Docking, Mkity Aaa Garrii Ca
Newton,
grade,—-Hattie Sadie Parker, Ayen B<
ker,
Willie Hazel Steen, in
ban.* 3d grade,—M
Harry Minnie Matbesoa, Lee May R
•ay, ffr*d«t~Alice
s Fred *“ ,e Young. Mai Sco 3ft
Ac re#, Nellie Bri
7 th gtaie,—Ell
Smith, Sailie Sti
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