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THE DRUGGISTS.
Anybody Sick
m&x At your house? Want the best, don’t you? Our prescription
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we can wait on one more. Come and see what we can do.
You Can Keep Cool,
For we are selling Ice. Also, Ice Cold Drinks. Try us and you
will drink nowhere else.
You Ought to Paint
Your house. It needs it and we have the Paint and don’t need
it; so we will sell it CHEAP. Give us a chance.
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Tom West passed through town
Tuesday on his way home.
Miss Marie Bruce has returned
from a short visit to Avalon.
Mr. L. S. Allen made a business
trip to Atlanta one day last week.
Druggists and physicians’ labels
printed in two colors for .$1.00 per
1 (xjo at the Record Job office.
Born—To Mr. and Mrs. I). J.
Simpson, on Saturday morning last,
a son.
Mrs. M. Murphy 1 of Atlanta is
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visiting relatives and triends in
Toccoa.
Public school in Toccoa will open
next Monday. A full attendance
is asked.
Dr. Gale, of Brunswick, an old
Toccoan, was a visitor to Toccoa
this week.
The Furniture Factory is so crowd¬
ed with orders that it is now run¬
ning extra time.
Airs, M. J. Hunter and son, Free¬
man, are visiting relatives at Wal-
halla, S. C., this week.
You want your intelligent sons
and daughters to be well, and prac¬
tically, and thoroughly, and safely
educated, as well as trained well in
manners and society. .Send them
to George C. Looney, I lart well, Ga.
Institute opens Aug. 30th. Ex¬
pense very light.
Rev. J. C. Atkinson is holding
protracted services at Providence
church, Tugalo, this week.
Mr. and Airs. J. II. Epting, of
Athens, returned home after visit¬
ing friends in Toccoa several days.
Carbon Papers lor Type Writ¬
ers of the best quality at 50 cents
per dozen sheets(8xi3J inches) at
The Record Stationery Store.
Aliss Yashti Friar and Air. Co¬
lumbus Durham were married last
Sunday. It was a Gretna Green
affair.
G. \V. Hilt A Son have contract-
ed to erect three more cottages at
the Cotton Mills for the Cotton Alill
company.
There seems to be a tendency to
put up more new buildings in Toc¬
coa, and a tendency upward in real
estate values.
Indeed you would be cruel to let
your sweet, helpless baby suffer
with colic, or pain in stomach or
bowels, when there is such a very
pleasant, safe and reliable remedy
so easily obtained. Any up-to-date
druggist will sell you a bottle of Dr.
Tichenor’s Antiseptic for 50 cts.
The Cotton Factory company is
making plans to put in an electric
plant at their factory, in order to
run full time.
Dr. Davis has commenced the
erection of a brick store room and
office on the lot east and next to
The Record office.
Prof. Barrett returned Alondav
from Washington, Ga., where his
family is at present. They will
soon come to Toccoa.
Dear mother, don’t let your bab}
suffer and cry with Colic, when &
few drops of Dr. Tichenor’s Anti¬
septic will give almost instant relief.
Diluted and sweetened, it tastes like
peppermint candy, is free from am
opiate and absolutely harmless. On¬
ly 50c. a bottle at your druggist’s.
Rev. D. W. Hiott leaves to-da\
(Friday) for Little Rock, Ark., to
engage in a revival meeting. He
will be absent for a month.
Aliss Faith Dorsey, who has been
visiting Aliss Yow, of Avalon, pass¬
ed through our city last week en
route to her home in Atlanta.
The prospect for a building boom
for Toccoa this fall is most flatter¬
ing. Toccoa needs a number of
new residences for new comers.
Air. and Mrs. D. I. Alulkey
returned to their home in. Athens
after several days’ visit to relatives
and friends in Toccoa and vicinity,
nd'reheves^it ir- 1- i» elf^of L friffthened
0 pois^a^pfv your avoirdu-
Dr Tichenor’s Anti-
septic immediately—not to the bicy-
cle, but to that part of vour anatomy
most feelingly affected application!^ by ‘
wiUi th^refniU the
The Druckenmiller family, under
the direction of Ed King and Dick
Martin, of Cornelia, gave two in-
teresting exhibitions at Toccoa last
week.
Air. \Y . R. Bruce and his two
little daughters spent a pleasant
night last Sunday with his brother’s
famjly, Air. Sloan Bruce, on Tugalo
river.
Bicyclists, base ball and foot ball
teams will find Dr. Tichenor’s An-
their very thing they “need
in business when the race is
ended and the game is finished. For
Sore Muscles, Bruises, Sprains, etc.,
! l j? K - an , d “ don,t >' ou for S et
Aliss Jessie Roberts has returned j
toiler home at Elberton, after a
visit to friends here. She is one of
the most popular visitors to our
town.
Some of the largest watermelons
we have ever seen are now daily i
coming to market. We notice 50
and 60 pound melons selling at the
stores for 20 cents. j
Some time ago, a little bottle of
Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy fell into my
hands, just at a time when my two-
year-old boy was terribly afflicted.
IIis bowels were beyond control.
We had tried many remedies to no
purpose,but the little bottle ot Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhcoa Remedy spee-
dily cured him. —Wm. F. Jones,
Oglesby, Ga. For sale by Wright
& Edge.
George Alatteson visited friends j
at Demorest one day last week, and
also attended the Chautauqua,which J
is said to have been the best of any j
yet held at that place.
Col. J. B. Jones and Dan Hog- |
sed attended Rabun Superior court
this week. Col. Jones has a lucra¬
tive law practice in Rabun, and
wishes to go to court there
because Rabun is his old home.
Dr. J. I. Terry, of Trimble, Ten.,
in speaking of Chamberlain’s Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,says
“It has almost become a necessity
in this vicinity.” This is the best
remedy in the world for colic, cho¬
lera morbus, dysentery and diarrhoea
and is recognized as a necessity
wherever its great worth and merit
become known. No other remedy
is so prompt or effectual, or so plea
sant to take. Sold bv Wright &
Edge.
The Womans’ Literary Club met
with Airs. Kilgo, its regular meet¬
ing, Aug. 21. A charming pro¬
gram was rendered and dainty re¬
freshments served. The meeting |
was declared by all present to have
been one of unusual interest.
“Facts about Alt. St. Elias,” in :
the September number of Demo-
rest’s Alagazine, will prove of espe¬
cial interest in connection with the
present exodus to Alaska, and the!
fact that gold has been discovered
in this peak.
Air. A.C. Wolfe, of Dundee, AIo.,
who travels for AIansur& Tibbetts, |
Implement Co., of St. Louis, gives ;
traveling men and travelers in gen¬
eral, some good advice. “Being a
Knight of the Grip." he says, “1
have for the past three years made
it a rule to keep myself supplied
with Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, and have
found numerous occasions to test its
merits, not only on myself, but on
others as well. I can truly say that
L never, in a single instance, have j
known it to fail. I consider it one i
ot the best remedies travelers can
carry, and could relate many in- i
stances where I have used the rem-
edv on skeptics, much to their sur- tra-1 i
prise and relief. I hope every
veling man in the U. S. will carry
a bottle ot this remedy in bis grip.
I or sale bv Y\ r.ght A: Luge.
T. C. Vickery, 1 . C. V right,
Dr. Alcjunkin, Bart V hitmire, D.
W. Edwards and others visited the
Gate City Tuesday. Some of the
above gentlemen went down to see
about their stock in the defunct
Southern Bmld,n S and Loan
Association. I hey are not pleased
with the outlook.
The largest and finest assortment
of Box Writing Papers in North-
east Georgia at The Record Sta-
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1,1 ° 1(lC1 ' t0 m » ke rOOM f01 ' 0UF feU « 11(1 ^ ^ ^ winter Stock, which is arriving OVerj day,
Avi11 sell all of our summer goods at half price, such as Shoes, Hats, Dimities, Lawns, Laces, Embroideries, must go regardless
cost. Our store is full of the choicest goods culled from the markets of the world, they are new and not shelf worn, and wht
you see them you'll be convinced that our goods are the best and our prices are the lowest. Come in and look.
We have a few more of those fine $9 Men’s Suit
to go at $ 5 ; Trousers from 50c to $5.00 per Pair.
Boys suits from 25c to $5; Boys Pants from 10c to $1; 2000 yards of good Out
ing to go at 5c per yard; 10 pounds good Coffee for $1.
Two spools of Clark’s or Coats’ spool cotton for 5c., and everything else just as cheap. Come in and see ns.
Clarance Davis has been trans¬
ferred by the Southern Express
Co., from his run between Elber-
and Toccoa, to a run. between
Asheville, N. C., and Ducktown,
Tenn. Ed Ramsay has taken the
run on the Elberton Air Line.
Several small Sunday burglaries
are reported from the suburbs.
The houses of M. B. Collier and
Thomas Collins, -were entered by
the thieves, from which food was
taken, and the house of Mr. Davis
was also entered, from which a
gun was stolen.
The young people had the last of
a series of sociables they have been
bolding this summer, at the resi¬
dence ot Air. Walker Gilmer, Alon-
day night. Quite a crowd was
present, and the music on mandolin
and guitar by Alessrs. Paul Mathe-
son and Joe Jones was greatly en¬
joyed.
The social entertainment given
by Airs. C. C. Walker, in honor of
her niece, Aliss Annie AIcDaniel,
was highly enjoyed by all. Among
the participants were Misses Jones,
AIcAvoy, Payne, Conley, Murphy
and Gilmer; Alessrs. Alosely, Alar-
tir L Brown, Bryant, AIcAvoy and
Burgess.
Among the guests invited to meet
Aliss Emily Divver, from Anderson,
at Airs. E. P. Simpson’s on Satui*-
dav night, were Alisses AIcAllister
and Stevens, and Alessrs. Alathe-
son, Harry and Karl Burgess and
Dr. Cook, of Elberton. An invi¬
tation to that hospitable home is a
guaranty of a pleasant time.
The Falls seems a popular place
for picnicUers r this summer . A l-
niost ever T da y some of our y oun S
people go there. Aliss Alarie Bruce
entertained a small party of friends
there on Monday last, and on Tues-
da y ^ rs> Craig and family, accom-
P an i e d fy Alisses Netherland, Gil¬
mer and Air. Glenn Davis, enjoyed
a most charming day out there.
Air. Freeman Westmoreland,who
lives at Tugalo station, brought to
town a one-horse load of watermel¬
ons Wednesday that was probably
the heaviest, for the number of
melons, ever brought to a North
Georgia town, and will, probably,
compare with any load of like num¬
ber anywhere. The load consisted
of 17 melons, the aggregate weight
of which was 728 pounds.
Prof. Barrett, who assumes the
position of superintendent of Toc¬
coa high school made vacant by the
departure of Prof. Fessenden, has
arrived and will be ready to begin
work next week. He comes to us
well recommended, having been
assistant State School Commission
er and a wide experience in teach-
ing. His wife is a most charming
woman, highly cultured. They
will prove quite an acquisition to
Toccoa society. t We g.ve . Professor
and Airs. Barrett a hearty welcome.
Rev. C. R. Nisbet announced to
his congregation on last Sunday that
he would only be with them two |
moie prayer meetings and three!
Sundays. found regret, His not going only causes among pro- his j :
people, but to all who have !
own
had the pleasure of hearing him.
lie returns to Princeton to finish
hts course at the Theological Seth-’
inary. He is filled with zeal and
love for his work, and the Presby-
terians cannot do better than give j
him a call, to take effect two years
from now.
Sunday morning about 6 o'clock
an alarm of fire was given, and soon
a crowd gathered at the Baptist
parsonage, where a small fire was
burni 0 which was soon put out.
Some gentleman discovered smoke
and flame coming out of the roof
of the kitchen of the parsonage and
hurriedly aroused Airs. Hiott (who
was about ready to go to the kit-
c hen,) and together they ran into
t j ie burning room and threw a few
buckets of water on the flame and
extinguished it. A few shingles
were torn from the roof and the
floor and walls were burned quite
badly. It is probable that if the
fi re had not been discovered when
it was, in a few minutes more the
whole house would have been de-
stroyed. The fire caught &om a
box of ashes that were taken up the
day before.
It is said that ex-Chief Justice
Bleckley informed the county com¬
missioners last week at Clarkesville
that they could not build a court
house this year, as they must have
the money on hand before they can
let the contract. It is also under¬
stood that the commissioners will
not build a new court house till
next spring, as it will be next
February before all the taxes for
this year are collected, and court
house taxes will be collected at the
next tax gathering time.
The many friends of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Spencer Smith were glad
to welcome their daughter, Sadie,
who has been on a visit to Mrs. E.
Schaefer. After an absence of four
years we find her grown into a most
charming young lady. She lives
with her uncle, Rev. H. F. Quil-
lian, now stationed at West Point.
Miss Sadie is quite literary in her
tastes, having already -written sev¬
eral poems showing decided talent,
and receiving a gold medal for the
best short story, in a contest with
quite a number of contestants.
We regret to announce the de¬
parture of Prof. N. A. Fessenden
and family the early part of next
week. He has been appointed su-
perintendent of the Carnesville high
school. They will be missed, es¬
pecially the professor, who has al¬
ways taken such an active part in
all church and educational affairs,
being superintendent of the Meth¬
odist Sunday school, president of
the Epworth league and a valued
member of the choir. He is a man
of high culture and a thoroughly
good teacher. Alay the greatest
success attend him.
Aliss Ola Jones leaves on Friday,
Aug. 27d, for her new home. Aliss
Jones will be greatly missed. Fore¬
most in all church and social life,
earnest and brilliant—giving plea¬
sure to all by her many accomplish¬
ments. She was president of the
literary department of the Epworth
League, a prominent member of the
Womans’ Literary Club, having
served two terms as president of
that body; a most successful teach¬
er—one of the best we have ever
had. Eatonton is to be congratu¬
lated upon gaining her, and the best
wishes of a host of friends attend
her.
A fine “little stranger” came to
the home of one of our most popu¬
lar young couples, for a visit of in¬
definite length. Alany friends, ac¬
tuated by the best of motives and a
desire to show their interest, have
selected a name for the young man.
Here is a partial list of them : Vic-
tor,David,Charles Dickens, Charles
Rt and William. Now, if he were
a royal baby all these names might
be his, but as he claims to be only
a wee American citizen, his parents
hate to choose him a good old
^ name, J worthy ' so pre-
a bit of hun anity .
The Womans’ Literary Club will
meet at the residence of Airs. Will
Vickery, on Saturday. Sept, nth,
at 4 o’clock. The following is the
program :
AN AFTERNOON WITH THACKERAY.
1. Music—Instrumental Solo—Mrs. Vickery
2. Biography—Mrs. Palmer Simpson,
Dickens and Thackeray—Style Compar¬
ed—Miss Netherland.
4. Music—Vocal Solo- Mrs. J. B. Allen,
5 . Selection from “Vanity Fair”—Mrs.Wal-
ker Gilmer.
6. Becky Sharp—Character Sketch—Mrs.
Will Vickery.
7. Instrumental Solo-Miss Netherland.
8. ward Review Schaefer. of Historical Works—Mrs. Ed- j
9. Selection from “The Four Georges”— j
Mrs. J. B. Allen.
10. Current Events—Mrs. Kilgo.
From Carnesville Tribune.
Alaster Glenn Bright, of Toccoa,
visited in town last week.
Aliss Leo Tucker has returned
home, atter a pleasant Msit to
friends in loccoa.
Alisses Nellie and Eliza Bright,
two of Toccoa’s bewitching
handsome young ladies, were
guests of Aliss Leo Tucker last
week.
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Store.
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Can do as good work as a big one—
sometimes better work. Every job in a
small office receives the personal attention
of those in charge, while in a large office
very little consideration is paid to the
small work. In our place no . job is too
small to receive attention and considera¬
tion. Come over and see for yourself.
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The marriage of Geo. W. Mc¬
Connell, of Alt. Airy, to Aliss Ma¬
mie Kay, of Westminster, S. C.,
was a topic of unusual interest
among the young people of George’s
“set” last Sunday. A large num¬
ber were invited and a few went
from Alt. Airy—among them, Air.
and Airs. T. J. AIcConnell and Airs.
Jesse AIcConnell, Lamon Echols
and Rev. W. O. Phillips, by whom
the ceremony was performed at the
residence in Westminster of the
bride’s parents, where a host of the
friends of the bride had gathered.
The bridal party came to Alt. Airy
on No. 11, the evening train. An
elegant supper was served at the
residence of the bridegroom’s mo¬
ther, Mrs. R. T. AIcConnell. The
happy couple will remain here a
week and then go to their future
home, Chattanooga, Tenn.—Alt.
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#1 have worn to picnics, ice cream fes- \i
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to which must surely appeal to your
sympathetic soul and make you S
b feel that it is time to remember
that the best, most stylish and long «
est wearing garments for the lowest
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A- class workmanship are made ex- SY
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The American Tailor
fliWho CHICAGO business in this place through^ I
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RUSSELL & MULKEY.
Bear in mind thut Rice’s Goose
Grease Liniment, cures jal aches
and pains in man or beast. We
guarantee it to do all that is claim¬
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Yours truly,
Wright & Edge.
We sell and guarantee Rice’s
Goose Grease Liniment.
Wright & Edge.
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We, the undersigned, desire to
take this occasion to thank the good
people of Toccoa for their liberal
response to the call for help for Airs.
Kelly, in the hour of her sad be¬
reavement. T. R. Holcomb,
J. II. Renney.
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nicely ruled, with two
quires of beautiful Sat-
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and twenty-four large
Baronial envelopes and
a blotter in each box.
This stationery usually
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box, but as we bought
100 boxes we can af-
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the box.
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Toccoa Livery Stables 1
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PROPRIETORS,
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Railroad from Bank.
We keep on hand at all hours, day or
night, lirst-class Horses and Rigs, for hire
j to Horses responsible board panties, day, -week or
l ad by the
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Time Table, No. 36.
In Effect Tuesday,'Sept. H, 189G.
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and Except
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<> 05 Turnerville 12 45;
« 25 Anaindale.. 12 25;
n 40 .Clarkesville 12 10< I
7 00 Ilemorest.. i 1150
7 15 .. Cornelia .. 11 as i
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W. V. LAURAINE, Receh
4ggg| D.M.SNELS0
Office at residence near Preshyteria
church. Toccoa, Ga.
For Sale or Trad!
Two Business Lots in the new tow
Baldwin, at a bargain. Will take |
milch cow as part payment.
W. A. FOWLER, Toccoa, (
FOR SALE—A nice two st|
six room residence near the bush
center of the city. Lot iooxioi
Part cash and balance on «
terms. Inquire at this office
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