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s. 5 ome Things fou Know and Some You Don’t. A $35 ^ ew Home sewing ma- chine reduced to $25 at F. A. Ma¬ bry’s. Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Hedicine •nice 1H40 stead i 1 v risen in public favor, and the demand for it far exceeds that any other Liver Medicine. L. I . Cook will give on Christ mas eve, one pound of mixed can¬ dy to any family inside the corpo¬ rate limits of the city,who is una¬ ble to buy it, for the children’s stockings. Last week society of Toccoa had a decided acquisition by the arrival of Mrs Dr. McCurry. The doctor and his wife have rented the pretty residence of W. C. Edwards on West Doyle street, where they will live. The doctor can be found at home when not at his office or professionally engaged. Simmons* Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets Pieyent Dizziness, and Sick cure Headache. Palpitation Chilly of Heart, tions. Sensa¬ We wish all our readers a Merry Christmas. Arch Deaton Walton conducted the services at St. Mathias Episco¬ pal church on Sunday, and Rev. Clarence Wood was installed “Lay Reader” for this Parish. It is un¬ derstood that he will reside in Toc¬ coa. The Arch Deacon held com¬ munion services on Monday. Messrs. Turner and Garland, of Macon county N. C., moved to Toccoa last week, and called on us while in the search for a residence. We could not point them to a vacant house in Toccoa. This is not un¬ usual. There has been no vacant residences in Toccoa for months,and we might say, truthfully, too, for three or four years. There will be no Christmas trees at any of the churches this year. This is the first time in many years that the Sunday schools of Toccoa have failed to have some kind of Christmas entertainment for the children. Pains in Head, Neck, Rack, Front, Sides, Hips and Limbs, are readily cured by Sim¬ mons Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets. Go to Rankin for your blank books. He has a good assortment. The session of the legislature is about at an end. The members will pocket their mileage and their pass¬ es, and come home to spend the Christmas with their prosperous and happy constituents.—Sparta Ishmaelite. If troubled with Dizziness, Furred Tongue, Ritter Taste in Mouth, Bloated feeling after eating, Constipation or Sick Headache, use Dr. M. A. Simmons’ Liver Medicine. “ James,” said the punctilious old uncle to his prodigal nephew,“why in the world don’t you settle down and get out of debt ? “Couldn’t think of it, uncle, it takes all of my time and wit and ingenuity to keep getting into debt.” The Recoup is putting on con¬ siderable airs just now ; it is print¬ ing the biggest weekly paper in North Georgia; this week it prints a fine letter from Cuba, and a week or so ago printed a good letter from Manila, Philippine Islands,—on the other side of the earth. Quere it appears when we can send a let¬ ter to either of those islands for 2 cents, when it cost 5 cents to send one to Mexico. This is because the stars and stripes wave on those two islands. Cure Stomach Troubles, Cold Feet and Hauds, Excessive Menstrual Flow, with Simmons Squaw Vine W ine or Tablets. Look up Dance & Kilgo’s prices before you buy. They have a col- umn in this paper which tells a tale to close buyers. Read it. Mr. Carter, of Rabun county,has opened a grocery store in the build¬ ing occupied by Mr. \V. S. W hit- mire. Ben Brown is still hammering down prices to cash buyers. Stomach and the . To settle the overcome Nausea of Prospective Mothers, take bim- mons Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets. Rtmkin, the book seller,has some splendid Christmas books tor chi' dren of all ages. See them. For Sale. A gentleman owning about one- half of the capital stock of the Southern Publishnig Co., pub- lishers and proprietors of the Rec- ord, because of business engage¬ ments elsewhere, cannot return to Georgia to live, offers his stock tor sale. A controlling interest may be purchased by the right party. Address Manager Record, Toccoa, Ga. Dr. M. A. Simmons’ Liver Medicine searches out all impurities ia the System, and ex pells them harmlessly through n»- faira’s channels, Notice. All parties indebted to me must settle tbeir accounts by Jan ist they will be placed for collection. L. P. Cook. Mamma—Johny, see that you give Ethel the lion’s share of that orange. Johnny—Yes, ma. Ethel—Mamma, he hasn’t given me any. Johnny—Well, , , that’s all right. Lions don’t eat oranges, First Tramp—I hear they are building new jail, with all modern improvements. Second Tramp—That won’t do us no go< d. You’ll need a pull to get in there. Rev. J. M. Lowrey, well known and beloved in Toccoa and a former presiding elder on the Elberton district,was buried inj Greenville, Ga., on Monday last. lie wa« a cousin of Mrs. Dr. I. L. McCurry. Presiding Elder Cofer will preach in Toccoa on Sunday Jan. 1 at night. He will hold his first Quartely Conference for the charge on Monday Jan. 2, 1899. Subscription for any paper or periodical received and forwarded by Rankin, the stationer. Miss Corrie Alexander spen last Friday in Elberton. Rev. J. W. Gober, of Carnes- ville was in town Tuesday. Mrs. J. R. Mann has returned from a visit to her sister, Mrs. Fant, at Greenville, S. C. Miss Lizzie Bush, of Carnesville, was the guest of relatives here last Sunday. Miss Lillian Manley, of Carnes¬ ville, is visiting friends in Toccoa this week. Mrs. T. C. Wright, and Mrs. vSallie Faulkner, with their children, leave Saturday for Lavonia, where they will spend Christmas. The many friends of Mrs. Fan¬ nie Whitmire will gladly welcome her back to town, after an abscence of several months. Miss Maggie Busha was the guest of relatives in Atlanta, dur¬ ing the jubilee. Miss Loula Sutttles will spend the holidays with friends in Rich¬ land, S. C. Miss Grace Johnson, of Royston, was the guest of Miss Buna Swift, a few days last week. Mrs. C. H. Dance and Miss El- oise Matheson have returned from a visit to the Gate City. Mr. Samuel Mcjunkin, of Tuga- loo, S. C is the guest ol his son, Dr. Mcjunkin, and family. Miss Jessie Martin is the guest of relatives and friends in Atlanta. Miss Coralie McAvoy has return¬ ed home after an extended visit to relatives in Wilkes county. Mrs. P. H. Sellars is spending some time in Abberville, S. c., with her husband who is stationed at that place. Miss Coral Capps is expected home Saturday, to spend the holi¬ days. The many friends of Bernard Harris, are grieved to know of his critical illness. Miss Daisy Mulkey and Mr. T. W. Collins were married at the home of the bride’s father, Mr. John Mulkey, Sunday, December S, Rev. G. Davis officiating. The happy couple have the best wishes ot a large circle of friends. Miss Allie Blackmer, who has been attending the Georgia Nor¬ mal and Industrial college, at Mil- ledeville, has returned home. Her many Toccoa friends are happy to learn that she will be here during the remainder of the winter. The Record force will take a week for Christmas this year and will not issue a p-per next week. This is something new for us to fail to get ® out a paper every week, but there will not . u be another G issue until January 6. A friend of H.M.Payne says that gentleman will serve if elected on the Board of Education. Mr. Pave has a good record as a member and president of the Board. Nonce . the call for c,ty elect,on. The election is Jan. 6. we heard it said that there was more blind tiger ® whiskey '-it sold in Toccoa last Saturday , night than before for quite a while. Our in- formant said there was in the neigh- borhood of 60 gallons disposed of • m T loccoa:__ 7 k/«rm To Cure a Cold In One Day Al^dwlggtet* Laxative Bto-oo Quiaine fails refundmonevtftt to 25c. Tlmgenuine has L. B. Q. on each let. For sale DAVIS by E. R & _ CO., Toccoa, ^ Ga. n Pitts’ Carminative ■ % Ct„M etfldol CbeCamcl OH CTirraftn egr. mrmjB. W.WLPITTS/ ». JDetrrcla. It Is the standard remedy. It carries children over the critical period of Teething. It is pleasant to the taste, and never fails to give satisfaction, Price 25 cents. THE UMAR & RANKIN DRUG CO •» For Sale by E. R. DAVIS & CO., Toccoa, Ga. Col. J. B. Jones, of Toccoa, was this week appointed Judge of the City Court of Clarkesville and Habersham county. Col. J. J. Bowden is solicitor. Beats the Klondike. Mr. A. C. Thomas, of Marys¬ ville, Tex., has found a more valu¬ able discovery than has yet been made in the Klondike. For years lie suffered untold agony from con¬ sumption, accompanied by hemor¬ rhages ; and was absolutely cured by Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. He declares that gold is of little value in comparison with this marvelous cure; would have it, even if it cost a hundred dollars a bottle. Asthma, Bronchitis and all throat and lung affections are positively cured by Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. Trial bottles free at E. R. Davis & Co’s. Drug Store. Regular size 50 cts. and $1.00. Guaranteed to cure or price refunded We print Wedding Stationery. Remember that. And we print it neat. Druggists and physicians’ lables printed in two colors for $i.oo per iooo at the Record Job office. No Christmas Tree. But a reception for the Baptist church and Sunday school at the Baptist pastor’s home, on Monday, the 26th inst., at 2 o’clock p. m. We hope that every member will come and bring with them others of their families who are not mem¬ bers of our church or Sunday school. Let every one who can do so, contribute something, be it much or little, to make it a success. A basket dinner will be spread so that all may enjoy Christmas together. All the Baptists of Toccoa are cor¬ dially invited to be present. This affords an opportunity for social intercourse, both pleasant and profitable; let us make the most of it; and be the better pre¬ pared to enter upon the New Year with united effort in the Master’s service. R. D. Hawkins. sympatMfi? lr___,J$. • ■« mm )7fMk •■w H -- , mm i wm ■* *•: 4 A m I : Mi 7 * ■ i^\ The sympathetic tenderness of a lov- Ing husband is especially everything during to an her expec- first tant mother, Esq., ordeal. George Layton, a promt- 1 j-tjM .<* a. give. Ur. following case. , ; remedy, that if »he had to go through the ordeal 1 and there were but four bottles on the market._and would ’""“Mother’! have them. u th_e cost was JlOO per bottle, she ” Mother’s Friend Friend” ” is Is a a scientifically scientifically compounded ......... liniment which affords ~ * cer- i relief iin the various ailmeLts P re- 1 childbirth, end azures ^ro^er elasticity to the core* and muscles in- ▼oived in the final ordeal. | SolUr. * ole Valuable book, ‘‘Before Baby . j ; Bora,” ®*iled free on application. fug §KABFIELD REGULATOR C0.» Mi-la. Sa. c IIRES HILDREN .. or,. Flatulent Colic, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Nausea, Cholera Infantum, Cholera Morbus, Unusual Drains from the Bowels, Pains, Griping, and all Diseases of the Stomach and Bowels. Annual Municipal Election. There will be an Annual Elec¬ tion held in Capp’s Hall on the 5th day of January, 1899, in ihe City Toccoa, for Mayor, five Council- men, a Clerk, a Treasurer and two members of the Board of Education to serve the Municipal Government of the City of Toccoa for the year 1899, and until their successors in office are elected and qualified. Polls open at 8 o’clock A. M., and close at 4 o’clock P. M. John W. Owen, Mayor. Royster’s Almanac For 1899. The above will be ready for dis¬ tribution to all users of Fertilzers free of cost on or about December I 5 rh * If you have not been receiving this almanac, please send us your post office address. F. S Royster Guano Co., Norfolk, Va. SHERIFFS SALES For January. Will be sold before the court house in Clarkesville, Habersham county, Georgia, on the 1st Tuesday in Jan. 1899 within the legal hours of sale to the highest bidder for cash the following described property to wit: Part of lot of land No. 145 in the 10th land district of Habersham county, Georgia, be¬ ginning at a point where the original line of said lot crosses the public road that leads from Clarkesville to Mount Airy, near the residence of W. W. Loudermilk,thence run¬ de¬ ning with the said original line S. 60 grees W. to C. D. Harper’s land line; thence with said C. D. Harper’s land line in a Southern direction to a stake; ’thence N. 60 degrees E. to Clarkesville a stake on the public Airy road that leads from to Mount to Winn Landers’ new dwelling house; thence with said public road in a northerly direction to the beginning corner, contain¬ ing 80 acres more or less. Levied on, and to be sold as the property of J. A. Landers, deceased, now in the hands of Mrs. L. Lan¬ ders, administratrix, by virtue of and to satisfy three fi fas issued from Habersham the justice court of the 752d district, G.M., favor of county,, Ga. One of said fi fas in S. R. Rogers. One of said fi fas in favor of J. G. Edwards, and the other in favor of A. W. Berry; all of said fi fas against Mrs. L. deceased. Landers,'administratrix and of and J. A.Landers, returned Levy made $6.60 to me by B. H. Blair, L. C. Also at the same time and place, part of land lot No. 175, in the 10 th land district of Habersham county, Georgia, Airy; and lying said and being in the town of Mount land being part of the place on which the defendant, Mrs F. W. Flint now re¬ sides, beginning at a stake on the south line of the Southern Railway at a point where the east side of the Clarkesville and Mount Airy public road crosses said line of right of way near said Mrs. F. W. Flint’s residence; thence in a southerly direction two hundred and ten feet parallel side of to defen¬ and with the stakes on the west dant’s vineyard to a stake: thence in an easterly direction parallel to and with the stakes on the south side oi defendant’s vineyard, two hundred and ten feet to a stake; thence in a northerly direction par- ellelto the first line above described, two hundred and ten feet to the south line of the Southern Railway in a feet westerly the begin- direc- tion two hundred and ten to ning stake corner. Said lot of land adjoins Sd'SLtSe!Mb un?of 0 tVe h b Railway the tighto north, f wav of the Southern on £ 5 uXtalSwS n Mra ry p. p wl Flint on the west. There is on said land a good bearing vineyard. Said less. lot of Levied land containing one bTvmufof acre more or Li'fr” R wVlint the aK of 1 the 752d r fl fa issued from justice court district, g.m., of Habersham county, in fa- vor of Russell & Mulkey against said Mrs. i F - w - Flint ’ Sti ‘ 81 Also at the same time and place,, the ing T^o^cHymabSbam^countt Oak hitndred Ga”' feet, fto and D °t! i on street one running back two hundred feet to the lot adjoining Schaefer & Davis, according to a p a?scm on^other° f a ln ^a'id town^of cus. ]ot Toccoa Citv, known and distinguished as the south half of lot No. one, in block No six, fronting on the east side of Oak street ! Lonil Davis’ line: thence north along Lou- “' Un e TSESS* ffif ng G street, according to map and survey of said town bv Marcus. Written notice given as I aequired bj . law Levied on, and to be i j ! Jourtof court'of against Reid lafcunty saidcounty Davis. in"favoroTj. ^favo/Sfj. SS rT $5.87 S5.87 Mann | j Also q at Peerless the geme time and No. plac6| also one c as3 engine, 2 , 708 , one shingle mill and fixtures, levied on and to be sold as the property of e. d, Kinsey, i & Written ? & L. notice Wilbanks against required E. D. by Kinsey. j given aa Shfriff A . M. pRTBBT GRIBBLE, E Sheriff. CASH BUYERS! Fro™ now until January 1, BROWN BROS. & CO. Will offer some Exceedingly rare Bargains in General Herchandise, such as Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes » Groceries, Hats, Etc. This meads business and if you want Bargains, call in and get our prices. This sale only lasts till January 1, and those who know us know we mean what we say Hogsed & Garland, the proprietors of the STAR LIVERY STABLES, will take you to and from Tallulah falls and 1 other places of interest in this section at most f /. reasonable rates. They meet all trains and i | will run an omnibus line regularly between I the Falls House and the Edwards | House. They keep good teamc and careful drivers. The roads are firm and a drive in this county is a luxury. They also take parties to the mountains to camp and hunt and fish ; ten miles from Toccoa on Tugalo river is an ideal camping and fishing rendevous, and those who want to get away from business for a short while can do no better than to make this trip. Write Hogsed & Garland for information in regard to livery, and hunting and fishing excursions. This Livery business is run in connection with the Edwards House and the Toccoa Falls Inn. ATTEND THE BEST Atlanta Business COLLEGE Do you want a Position ? It so write at once for our SPECIAL OFFER to those who enter for a combination course. Our facilities and instructions are unexcelled. Address at once, THE ATLANTA BUSINESS COLLEGE, Atlanta, Ga. RANKIN THE STATIONER Everything in Paper and Office Record Building. Toccoa, Ga. Georgia Female Seminary and Conservatory of Music. GaineSVlII . ... — UCt. t orvo 6 » 20, lOYO. The John Church Company, Atlanta, Ga. Gentlemen: It is now a little more than a year since you furnished our conservatory with an entirely new lot of Piano 3 - In making the purchase we were led to select the Everett after r having tested , - it ., thoroughly - -lit tor seven yeass. We had pianos of a half a dozen different makes in the con- servatory, and alter a comparison • ot r seven years duration, J found that the Everett cost us less money for tuning and re- pairs, and stood the test of school-girl use better than the D r ianos of any J other make, in the conservatory. Apprecia- ting the cost of keeping thirty pianos in good tune and thor- oug & -h repair, r > and finding & that the Everett, after thorough test, ’ cost us less in this way than pianos of other makes which we have tried, we determined to use your Everetts eXcluSTVelv. ... Our pianOS are USed , r irom 7 A. » JV1. Until ,*i Q _ -p * 7 F • • M., every day in the week except Sunday, and after a year G f this constant wear and tear, all the instruments seem v be in • as gooojonuiuou irood condition « as when wuc they li cy reached US. I cannot endorse the pianos too highly, and we expect to continue use them. We have bought five additional pianos since tirSI oru d y y trul y yours, ^ A * W * V AN rt00bE ? ^SSOCiate Associate President resident. I Receiver’s Sale OF Toccoa Tan Yard Pursuant to an order granted by the Judge of the Superior Court of Habersham county, in the case of A. H. McAllister vs II. M. Payne, I will offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash, at the Public Square, at the City of Toccoa, on Tuesday, the 3d day of January, 18‘.i9, during the legal sale hours, the following property to wit: The plant and property lying, and being in the City of Toccoa, known and distin¬ guished in the survey and plan of said city as blocks Nos. 61 and 62, containing twen¬ ty-three acres more or less, on which is situated the plant, machinery and build¬ ings of the Toccoa Leather Co., with all the dwellings and buildings situated there¬ on, and known as the Toccoa Leather Co’s. 1 >lant and property. That such of the above property lying and being on the southern corner of the tract, and fenced to itself, which and containing one acre, and on is sitnatea a cottage, and known as the “Allen house and lot,” will be sold separate and distinct from the remainder of the property. This is very valuable property and in¬ cludes all machinery necessary to a first- class tannery, including machinery for class working and splitting leather, and a ‘first- Also grist mill in good condition. a lot of about 100 cords of tanbark which will be offered for safe at same time and delivered on said property. Also one lot of valises and one one-horse wagon. of said All property can be seen by call¬ ing on the undersigned at Toccoa W. S. Whitmire, Receiver. THE BEE HIVE a RESTAURANT. T. J. JACKSON, Propr. y This newly furnished and well equipped Restaurant is in the Davis building, Meals are served at all hours. Fish and oysters in season. We solicit your patronage. Reg¬ ular Meals 25 Cents. PILES RUDY'S is PILE guaranteed and CONSTIPATION (bleeding, itching, to cure PILES, Inward), whether of long standing, protruding. recent or or money refunded. Itgives instant relief, and effects a radical and permanent cure. No surgical operation required. Try monials it and relief your sufferings. Send for list of testi¬ and free sample. Only 50 cts. a box. For sale by druggists, or sent by mail on receipt of price. IAKT1IRUDY, Mg. Pharmacist, Lancaster, Pa, Sold in Toccoa, Ga., by E. R. Davis & Co.—Call for Free Sample. R. A. RAY, MONUMENTS, Toccoa Georgia. I handle both the Italian and American Marble, and make Monuments, Sarcopha¬ guses, Headstones, etc., at reasonable and living prices. Call and get mj prices. I guarantee them to be as low as good work can be gotten anywhere. A TEXAS WONDER. Hall’s Great Discovery. One small bottle of Hall’s Great Discov¬ ery cures all kidney and bladder troubles, removes gravel, weak cures lame diabetes, back, rheuma¬ seminal emissions, and tism and all irregularities of the kidneys and bladder in both men and women, reg¬ ulates bladder trouble in children. If not sold by your druggist, One small will be sent by mail on receipt of SL bottle is two months’ treatment, and will cure any case above mentioned. E. W. HALL, Sole manufacturer, P. O. Box 218, Waco Texas. Sold by.Edge & Co., Toccoa, Ga. Read This. Cutht^rt. Ga., April 2, 1898.—This is to certify that I was affected with gravel and that I took 60 completely drops of Hall’s Great Discov¬ ery. and it cured mr It is worth $1,000 per bottle to any one needing it. Sold by EdGe & Co.