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(Mdretfs Department ] COVERED• WITH SORES ISSSSSSSS dav In May. ABSOLUTELY PURE THE DEMOCRAT SUSTAINED. O’Farrell, of Virginia, Closed the De bate In a Speech in - Favor of Sayre, and Called up the Previous Question. THE ACTION OftheClarke ConntyBem- ocratic Convention!,. They Reaffirm an Unflinching glance to Democracy. AUe- The Platform of Principles Favors Tariff Reform, Financial Relief and Economy. tag sufficient money to relieve tbe dis tress of the people. And we r com mend tbe removal of tbe tax of ten per cent upon tbe issue of the state banks, as a means to this end. We believe the McKinley Tariff law to be iniquitous and oppressive. We believe that Congress should grant tbe proper relief pt'once, and that some bill should be passed, at an early date, look ing to Buch relief. We endorse the Hod. Thomas Q-. Law- son, and recommend his rj-elecuon to Congress from tb* Eighth district. We recognize the efficiency of our esteemed fellow citizen, Solicitor-Gen eral R. B. Bussell, an a prosecuting officer;'endorse him and heartily re commend his re-election. We, the Democrats of Clarke county, do hereby pledge ourselves to aid tbe action of the Chicago Convention and will do all in our pow er to carry the Democratic banner to victory next fill, and put an end-to the iniquitous admin istration of tbe Bepublican party. Col. Goodloe H. Yancey addressed A Lively Tilt on the Question of In structing Delegates. Cleveland and Hill Are Discussed Free ly by the Members. The Delegation is Evenly Divided, Goes . - - * /tion Uninstrncted and Will as a ^ was _ . " that - Unit. CLARKE TO THE FRONT! Washington, April 23.—The debate, on tbe Sayre-Rockwell contest was closed by Mr. O’Ferrall of Virginia, on behalf of Sayre. In the course of his remarks Mr. O’Ferrall referred to the criticism that bad been made upon bis Democracy, and to his supposed prefer ence for a certain candidate for the presidency. He did have such a prefer ence.' He said it was bis privilege, and he used a metaphor characterizing Hill, as a fox arid Cleveland as. a lion, and bis reference to the "magnificent and grand Grover -Cleveland of the state of. New York," brought down thunders of ap plause. At the conclusion of Mr. O’Ferrall’s speech the previous question was order ed. Without division the question re curred on .the resolution of tne minori ty as a substitute for the resolution of the majority.'. A separate vote being demanfi&Vtne first vote was taken on the first resolution, of the minority, which (as a substitute) declares that Noyes was not elected. This.was car- Ttae work of saving men is shared by God with his children. He baa appointed them laborers together with him. **>«« part is, * Disciple all nations- tU9. D°. am with you.” Tne la'ter is the mnjor element. It is man’s to use the means. God leserves to himself the dual working" by which 'he, means accomplish llie end in view. , This is set forth in the parable of the leaven. The woman bides the leaven in the meal Thai ii the st are allotted us in the saving of a soul ore nation by the pos it-. 1. Beyond this we cannot g" Tne utmost »kill in placing the Jeaven is utterly unavailing unless the divine quickening follow. Tbe leavening process is of God. lie has endued the leaven with lift-produ- eng qualiths. The i nven, as generally understood, >s Revealed Trulh. It isqoite BEFORE THE SUN GOES DOWN, BY JOSEPHINE POLLARD. Say tbou, ere tbe set of sun, * Is there aught I’ve left undone That I might have done to-day ?" Then Love’s impulse sweet obey, And godq.it right away; Nor to-morrow’s dawn await, L> st t< -morrow be too late. gat hours of sale,on rhs*... J**r 18U2, the following desc?ii led and Anlrl ' Cf l tor- ns»init the, Doctor and Almost Every- perty. al' levied and sold underarm Pro- I Think of but tax ft f. for taxe< duo the ot.yof Nothing Helped Me. One boose and lot in Third W ar d i . — — - _ more o-less, on Ro<A .Spri g aV n „,, Thought I Would Try Cuticura Bern- ed North by Mrs 8 Marks Eaat, SKi. ^ ^ AiV/ • IITaaIp I avanna Unnth 7ion oKnsnl, W _ . edles. In One Week 1 Was Cored. I tried the COTICURA Rxnxdixsi snd they 13 DOING AND PLANNING. A nrefnl man fo Stonewall Jackson was old Miles, the Virginia bridge builder. One day tbe Union troops had retreated and burned a bridge over the 8heuandoab. Jackson, being determined to follow them, summoned old M ies. fo*r °£d the ciScnSr UBSOLT.irr. aOd ou- j weMer Ibegan using them my sore. dnednp. , and I have Mdntoah, Qa. Guticura Never Failed aver tidied to do whatls claimed forlt. It is about avenue, Houth Zion church, Wsst^e m Marks. Levied on as the property Also at tbe aame time and plac e . One bouse and lot 1-4 acre more* or L . 'bird Ward bounded North bv ') a ni.i East bv Mra,S, Marks, South by iiiiiia lams col., West by Miller str et, bevia-t J 1 " | tbe property of Tbos. Jackson. 8 *• Also at the same time t nd p> 8ce . One house rnd lot 1- 2 acr- more or leu • Third Ward, ocoopied by self, Bounded w by Remus Thomas, East by l homaa rauth by Mrs. Hudgins, West bi Taylor Wo tor. Lev ed on as the property of Jacob El‘, Also at tbe aame time and place; One bouse and lot in ‘•Yon must pul all your men on lhat 1 One bouse and lot in rtrst V ard. bow - bridge,’* said he; "they must work all f^J^^wUhoutitfor money. I thtak It ta cup,ed by self, bounded North by Fourth night, and tbe bridge must be completed g, e best skin cure in the world. I use It-for all I street, East by LilaWagne- - - . „„„„„ ln rp py daylight. My engineer shai! lurnish kinds of sores, new^or oid.^djtjdways cures | rail r0 d> . est Ii i mb tree- ;h Si; but is there not also that Li' g iV'o’i wi.o was iu tbebrgin- nmg wpb God, a:»d who was aud is God, and who ;-x'b*bited in Hi. earthly life and teachings tiu- very Tru 1 h of God t And are not believers according as they walk in the iiuth "living epieths”—the word embodied? All these, the Word made flesh, the Word written in ibe Scriptures, and the Word broad-blazoned in the lives and acts of the servants of the Lord, are signi fied by the leaven. The life-giving Spirit of God works through these, sometimes through one, sometimes another, in re newing souls. Oar share in the process of renewal, namely, the patting of tbe leaven into the meal, whilst the lesser part of the whole, is nevertheless quite essential. The leaven must be deposited in the meal and under proper conditions,or there will be no trans formation wrought; The Jeaven remains ried, yeas 140, nays' 93, amid applause J | nen aud tbe meal unchanged. on the Democratic side. Then came .the vote on the second the chair in opposition to the resolution substitute, a resolution declaring Rock- endorsing Congressman Lawson. He referred to the Rockwell-Noyes case, and said he could not vote for endorsing the Democrat who thus agreed for seat ing a Republican of like opinion. The motion was made to take up tbe resolutions by sections Which was car ried. Tbe first section was carried unani mously, but those sections referring to sending uninstrncted delegates to At lanta, and in condemnation of tbe dis- cussionof the claims of Hill or Cleve land, raised qmte a debate.] Col. E. T. Brown was in favor of well entitled to Ilfs seat. This agreed to—yeas 128, nays 108. Four to Ona Against Cleveland. Washington, April 23.—Last Tues- Col.E.T.Brown was | day nightt in st Loiii8i Colonel S. K. Rickey of Missouri, bet-J. B. McCul- tagh, the editor of the St. Louis Globe- Detriocrat flOO to $25 that Grover Cleve land would not be the nominee of the Democratic party at its oonvention to be held in Chicago on the Slat of Jane next. No extraordinary qualifications are re quisite for this depositing ot tbe leaven. “A woman" iD the parable stands for no- 1 body in particular. It is the mistress ot the house, or tbe domestic intrusted wilh the baking operations, as the case may be. There has always bi en.and always will be, I out „f a bole at the oiherend. ahead!’, . .. E-.rly next -tiiorning Jackson met the old bridge builder. “W' II," said the G-.-neral, “ did the en gineer give yon Urn plan /or tbe bridge V” "General,” returned Miles slowly, ” the bridge is done. 1 don’t know whether the picture is or not!’’ We want a few. more men of the Miles order. They do not plan, but work. In the name of all humanities, let us have fewer plans and more bridges, shorter red- tape and longer bits of flannel, ai d, if pos sible, lets biuef cry and more woo) on poor people’s backs. Measureless oceanB ot talk are not equ».l to » single cup of cold water really giv»n in Christ’s name.—C. H. Spurgeon. FILL YOCR PLACE. Tbe following aphorisms strikes ns as being worthy < f reproduction: “Do the v’ ly best you can where you are. Fill the place yon are in more than full. If possi ble, bulge out over the top, where you’are sure to be seen v -Jlf you only half fill your position, tbe chances are yon will fall down in a heap at the bottom, or come pbov. J. W. PORTI8, Davis Military School, Winston, N. C. I had a very severe case of what the doctors called ring worm or tetter on my foot. After trying sev eral of the bcstphysldans for benedt, was induced to try yourCcxicUBA Br» D „s. whtch^le^nrgme.^^ Tenn . 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Soreness, Lameness, Strains, and Pains relieved In one minute by .... the Cuticura Antl-P»ln P'-aster, the first and only instantaneous painifcllllng strength, cning plaster. need for persons set apart for soul-saving, whether by presetting the g« spe), as the minister, or taltdogji Dorn house to bouse ns the elder or tbe deaconess. But no lit tle community even can ever be thorough ly leavened if the task is left to those of ficially charged with it. "To every man his work” is Scriptuie. It is also tbe only truly effective‘ plan of campaign.” God "Tbe world geneially gives its admira tion. not to tbe man who does wbat no-1 body else ever attempts to do, but to the man who does beat what multitudes do well. «' "The fortunes are not ell made, neither, are the good situations all filled. Durin I the next ten years there will be five million first-class openings for the young men who I To Believe the Citadel. :Gton, April 23.—A bill has been introduced by Senator Butler to trelieve the Citadel Academy of Charlea- . . ton. a. C., from all money responsibility voicing the sentiments of the conven-1 j or B0 muc h 'of the ordinance stores is- bas distinctly^ charged everyone who | ^ competent to fill them. Be Ready.” —J. H .Osborne in the Young Man. NECESSARY QUALITIES. Patience and gentleness are necessary [ knows the truth to make it known in turn to others; and when tbe judgment day l shall disclose spiritual parentages, there will be surprises. Many who have become very prii ces in the Kingdom of God on I earth will be found beholden to bomble CURE YOURSELF! ?If troubled w; th GouorrhoeaX T Gleet,^Whites,Spermatorrhoea! Jr or any unnatural discharge ask* Stout druggist for a bottle of I Big G. It cures ln a few days ' I without the Rid or publicity of a 1 doctor. Non-pouonous and 1 guaranteed not to stricture. \ The Universal America* Care. Manufactured by k The Evans Chemical ( CINCINNATI, O. U. S. A. against Cleveland, arguing that he not the choice of the farmers, and that bis nomination would make Geor gia a doubtful state. He moved to strike omt that resolution. Capt. W. D. O’Farrell moved to adopt it. Mr. R. B. Russell moved to refer it to a committee. Judge Thomas spoke in defense of tbe sued to the academy as were destroyed by fire. WHISKYl ’ f0 ' tbe beginnings of ifaeir spiritual q Ua)it ] es ln every girl’s life. Patience aids QBORG1A, TBE INWARD KEELEY’S OPIUM AKD CURE.. A Branch of This Now Famous Institu tion Located ln Atlanta, Cm Read What Dr. ' Keely Has to Say About It, Tho organization of “The Keely In- » The Democratic Convention of Clfirke county iB over. The new executive committee has been elected, the resolutions passed and the delegates selected. And they go to Atlanta absolutely un- inslructed as'to presidential candi dates. The crowd in attendance was not as large as it would have been it court had not been in session, nevertheless tbe pit of the Opera House was Weil filled when A. L. Mitchell called !i- irder. Nominations for permanent being in order, Hon. Pope Barrow was made chairman . T. W. Reed, secretary. iBarrow on taking the chair made a few' brief remarks and then an nounced* everything ready for tie transaction of business. Judge George C. Thomas moved that the contention proceed to the election of an executive committee, which mo tion was carried. Mr. R. B. Russell then nominated the following ticket, which was unani mously elected: John Crawford, chair man, Joseph M. Collin*, William D. O’Farrell, Thomas W. Reed, Tinsley W. Ruoker, Tolbert N. Lester, Thomas F. Hudson, Frank H. Kroner. William H. Burger, Thomas J. Poes, William J. Bates, John W. Saye, Nathan B. Davis. Judge George C. Thomas Ahen arose and read the following resolutions -We, the Democracy of Clarke assembled, reaffirm our devotion time honored principles of tbe 6ratic party. The absolute removal of all tariff tax upon the necessaries of life and the re daction of tbe tariff to a strictly revenue basis; and the adjustment of govern mental expenses to a plane of absolute aud rigid economy; and the imposing of tax and duties only to such an extent as to meet tbe government under an honest and economical administration of affaire. We believe that the relief,. so neces sary to the masses of oar people, should he secured at the earliest possible day, and that the Democratic party, by con certed action, will be able to bring about the relief that we so much seed. Wo believe that the discussion of the claims of Cleveland or Hill is wrong and productive of great barm to onr historic old party. We, therefore condemn snob, and declare ourselves. Democrats .who love our party anil its principles more than individuals: We believe that it is the duty of the Democratic party to send its to the State Convention uninstruci so far as any one man or candidate is conoerned; and that the only instrnc- tion necessary is, that they use every means in their power to have nomina- "" good, true and tried Democrats,— fo men as will be able to win. lore, we do now afflrin that we ther Hill men, nor Cleveland he jeopardy of the party, bnt moorats. of circulating medium to meet tbe of trade, and to furnish for the nestiy mge that theCon- furnish- resolution, using many arguments why I stitut *,” >f Atlanta, Ga, id an out- apioo-otM shnnlri he sent uninRtrueted * rowth of m F eleven years’ business in i delegates should be mmnntnstructea Dwigbt t, l> an(l i8 established esp»c- I and why the discussion of Hill or Cleve- j ally for the treatment and cure of the Happy tor every man that the battle between the spirit and the flesh shonlti be gin in him again and a*ain, as long as his flesh is not subdued to his spirit, if be be wrong, t ! ie greatest bltssing which can happen to him iB that be should find him self in the wrong. If he has been de ceiving himself, the greatest blessing is that G >d should anoint his eyes that he Clarke Cotjsty ) To the Hon. N. L. Hutchins, Judge of Supe rior Court Western Circuit :^The petition o: < has. B. Chandler, Jas. t*. McGowan, Claude C. Chandler, ant Lucian L. Hay respeetfniij shows tne following, that they and theiraaso- c iates desire and ask th;it they be ncotvorate 1 under the nnuie ot the Athens Farm, Loan and may sec—see himself as he is; sec bis own iu extinguishing envy, overcoming aD-rer, and crushing pride. How much good may be done ar d joy brought, by a gentle word or look! Truly, “a soft answer turneth away wrath!” Girls are not called upon lo do great things,except in rare instances; but the 1 Abstract Company., for a period of tweniy every-day trials of life, in the ordinary and 1 yia^wim me priv/leBe of renewal atexpua- appointed exercises of the Cbristain g a ces, afiord ample scope for practising that virtue of mankind which has become proverbial. The best exercises of patience andtelf- denial— and the better bt cause not chos > | tion of that time, hat land shonld cease, Iiuiiivmuwaa;. Opiumi and Idquor Habits, through the uaiever anguisn oi mina ir may cosi i t endure neff i ec . when we deserved »i- C01.G.H. Yancey replied by urging e?cln« ve use of;any/«P»»tton iff Dou- j,j, B i lghl price to pay for the in-1 anS inS^ easily hi set him, w hatever it may' be.— Whatever anguish ot mind if may cost to bear wilh tbe failings of those al ou< the instruction of . delegates and the discussion of the merits of Cleveland, claiming that bis main support came from Bepnblican States. At this point several motions were made, the final one being an amend- ble Chloride of Gold Remedies, and aa such bss my endorsement. estimable treasure which true repentance and amendment brings; the fine gold of tentioD, and ingratitude when we expected thanks; to bear with disappointments in jner, So it-, by 0 o”* it ro d, . est by RachelShie da l-,:* on as the property of G. W Wheeler, Also at the sju o time and p| UCc . One vacant lot in First Ward bo ndtd Sani. by A. Comer, East by darn Scott, Souiu h. third street. Wert by R T. White,Jack fLlJ Agt. notified, lot contains 1-4 acre more or leas’ Levied ou as the property of ti, J. Co er 1 Also at tbe same time and p uce: One vacant lot in First Ward, bounded North bv an alley, East by Lamillu Cook, Month h, Camil a Ct ok. West by Second s'reei, couta-n. ■ mg 1-4 acre more or less Levied on as th. propelty of W A Pledgor Also at the aame time aud p.ac*. One house and lot -n Third ward, co. ta a I tug 1-4 acre, more or less, bounded orih hr i < ’hn Brawner, East by Btiiup street, S >uth by Broad street *rs. Campbell Levied on as the property of John Austin I Also at tbe same time and place. One bouse and lot tu Broad street, 11 acre more or less, bounded Aarth by Broad street East by Jennie Mathews, >oaui by Liza Jack- son, West by Jane Hill Ltv.ed on as the property of Martha Crawford. Also at the same time and place. One house aud lot on Broad street, 1-8 acre more or less, Third ward, boot ded Nouh by Broad street, Fart by Paris street, South hr Jarr Hill, West by Lucy WUHsils. Levied oa ts the property of Joan tiiiL Also at the tame time and pla^e One vacant k>t in Third ware, bonodeti North by Willia Durham, East by Haucock tvenn ,8ou h by Martha Uolbrooks, eat by ilartoa Bclbrooits, containing 3 4 acres * ore ir less Levieo on as tbe property of Fran cis Lowe. Ate at tbe same time and place. ' One boose and lot in Third Ward, 1-2 sere more or less, bounded North by extension ot 3roadftreet, i-aatb, Gardner Brown, South ij Willis Durham, West by Larina Hoi- orooks. Levied on as tbe property of Ned dolbrooka. A Iso at the aame time and plac;: One vacant lo in Fourth War', bound d forth by Park «n<J Improve eatCr p.ny, ivast by Thos. Harris, onth by Uairi,’ Alley, A est, by Para and In provemeot ompaoy Levied on Aa the property of Ed Uarrts. Also at the same t me and place: One house ond lot in Fourth Ward, ? orris street,bounded Norib by libs Rosa ■ ■ rnt, clast by Mis. Ross Crane, Bomb bv Jorcat Jox, West by Morris street Levied on it the property of Ike Williau s Alto at the same time and place ; Onevocunt lot In Fourth Ward.' coiner UU1 stree' and -Milledge avenue, Hunting 08 ft. on tlilledgeavei-we, and lUiming back' 2.f> It. oh w.'i« .«• tmvlcdon as tbirpiopeityOi'L:im&' Cobb, Trustee. u. he same time and r lace : One vacant lot in Thi'd « ard, % acre, mon j- less, bounded North by Miies Thomas, hav, Abb Lowe, Sou h, Lula Porter, M s>, At trier treet. Levied on as tbe proper y - 1 Peter Hightower Ala at the sat- e tie e and plucc : One bouse aud lot iu Tbtru tl iu. j; acre, more or less; bouuded Norib, Geoi^e m wn, i baa been estsblished as a resnltof 5 KKM? tSSS^Am careful investigation by the parties in- | bitter experience: the while raiment of I .'“ l That the purpose of raid Company is finan cial gain. • ,. „ That ti e business eald Company pronesesto conduct is the negotiation of Imans witliin tb- State of Georgia, and to charge for their *e- vl- ces a corom'8»i*»u to l>e agweo on by the appli cant and the officers or said Company. , The petitionei-s ask tiie piivt ege of buyin ; . pun base money notes, owning stock in any eor - . orate compan owning real estate or persona pieperty, also the privilege of making c .rtified abstracts tol real estate within the rtste ot Georgia. .- . - . ..... v» .-, The petitiot era further show that the fapu*l I Sidney Green, boutn, Jitin Lt.wiVro, tru.k nf krIiI flomnanv shall be Twenty-Ave 4 n _T* - i * bitter experience; the while raiment of terested, as to the merit of the merit of j apuie and simple heart; ike eyt-salve of I ^ a m C !’. ‘^rtr^di^te'ni^'ifnmor oppo8ts OUr the Double Chloride of Gold Benudies, I honest self-condemnation and uoble ehame. | and the responsibility. juid -earnestness of the geritlemen to be connected with ment by Col. BrQ.WA that it is the sente | the “IpHitute.” Maj. W. J. Houston, as President, is o! the convention that the nomination of Cleveland would be unwiBe. Col': T. S. Mell spoke against Col. Brown’s amendment ana in favor of tbe original resolution. The previous | prominence snd successful experience If he have but these—and these God will | give him-in answer to prayer, the praye. of a broken .and dontnte heart—then he I will be able to canYmf tiie*i«HkMtgain8t I GOT A VALISE OF DIAM( too well and* favorably known to the j «*» corrupt flesh and its affections"553’ people of the State of Georgia r o re- *“ *' s " J quire farther commendation. Mr. W. W. Houston, a druggist of ,Slick- RobOery Perpetrated Sneak Thief at Nashville. by a I of Des Moin s, Iowa, assumes tne mac- j agement. con-1 These gentlemen have beccm question was called, but on vote of tbe house was rejected. The debate tinued. CoL Yancey again delivered a red I tory knowledge of the gte&t gvod to ciated in this work through a sausfac- I Cbarlt-s Kir.gsl-y iu Livin. Truths. lusts, in hope, in tbe assured hope of final victory: "For greater is He that is with us than be Ibat is against ns.” He that Is against us iscnoelt, our selfish self, our animal n .ture ; and Re that is with u» is God—G d »nc pom- other; anti who can, _ pluck ns ..ui of His hi nd ?-Thc Rev. I - raveling ssD.sman, representing Bow- Nashvh.le, Tenn., April 23.—A dia mond robbery occurred at the Union Depot in this city Tuesday night, and I the facts have leaked out. F._Jabose, a hot speech in favor of instructing the delegates and urged the claims of Hill as tbe most available candidate. Col. T. W. Rucker obtained the floor and spoke in favor of the resolutions arguing that it was the duty of the con vention to look beyond the mere favor itism to Cleveland or Hill and by send* ing uninstiucted delegates tend to pro mote the success and best interests of Democracy. Mr. T, W. Reed moved as a substi tute that the whole matter he referred to a committee and thus avoid an issue humanity capable of beinc acc mpiisb- ed in the establishment of the special service. Dr. J. W. Jane*, as physician in charge, is a native Georg'u n and grad uate of the Medical Department ot the University of Pennsylvania, a member of the Georgia Medical Association,and State Medical examiner of the Royal Arcanum. From a par sonal visit and study of ray methods of treatment at Dwigut. I am confidtnt that my remedies will bi faitbtully ad ministered U* those who confide them selves to hia care With the e&n est hope that in estab lishing this < pterpiif-., it may afford to man & Co , j- welers of Nassau street, New York, was haying a trank check ed trad set a small hahd satchel! down on the floor. When he turned to pick it up it had disappeared. It contained $8,C00 werih of diamonds. It is thought We are all in danger of thinking more to be the work of some local sneak about wbat we will do than wfiat we will be. To be active is easier Ilian to be THE SUBTLE RADIATION OF CHAR ACTER. BY.THE rev. gebard b f. hallock. Stock of tal'l Company i-hall be Tweotj -five Thousand (425,tO(<) Dollars, to be paid in as lol- lows, viz: 10 per cent cash and 10 per ceat.esra succeeding rear tuereafter nni.il lull amount if [laid in. ’ ' Th; nd'vidnal liability of each 8toe-liol ei tor the amount of stock he owns in sato Compa- -ttj** The petitioners further a»k that they be Sl owed the privilege of increasing said capital Stock to the amount of One Hundred Thousaud (fltO.OOO) Dollars. _ , Lucian L. Ray, Peatiouera’ A.l’y. Athens, Ga., April oth, iritt, /GEORGIA, ) \J v LABKECOUNrY ) - t le.k’a Office Superior Court raid county1 _. K. Kenney, clerk r nperlor Court >aid cotin- t.', do certify that the foreg ing is a true, con - plete and correct c«»py of t- e petition for char ter of th- Athens Faim, L'>an and Abstract Company, filed in nty offlce-Aprillth 1892. Witness my official signature, this April 7th, 1S92. J. K. Kenney, Clerk Superior Court C'aike County, Ga. | thief. good. Yet it is what we are within that will really govern wbat we are without So it is with the rose. "Why are you I sweet?" was -arked of the scented clay. “ Oh! I was so long in the sweet society I of tbe rose, that I partook of the sweetness I ofrthe rose.”' Let the rose once become I what it is, and it costs nothing to abed sweetness. Sweetness is in its veiy pa- _So Happy. O Bottles of SWIFT'S SPECIFIC W relieved me of a severe Blood trouble. It has also cauC- my hair to grow out _ again, as it had been falling out by the many an unfortunate a m°re favorable I !"'®i and an es'abiished nature will reveal I hand full. After trying many physicians being drawn between Hill and Cleve- I opportunity to obtain relief from these. I Jutt so sorely will whai we are, land. No second to the substitute. Mr. F. M. Hughes spoke for the reso lution and argued for Cleveland. terrible afflictions, ar.d that the eptire; management will combine such ele ments of skill and wisdom as may ac- j complish for both iht- Iveti ute and pa- Col. Brown again replied to the ar- t{ nt every anticipation, 1 heartily com- gnments in favor of the resolution. The previous question was ordered and of course that cut off all amendments. On the vote on the original resolution, there were 55 in favor of it and 27 against it. It was declared adopted. The remainder of the stetions were mend to my nuuur< us Georgia friend < and a discerning public "The Keely In stitute,” of Atlanta, Ga. Leslie E. Keely, M. D. Address all correspondence to the Keely Institute, Atlanta, Ga. BEWARE OF IMPOSTERS. The wonderful success of Dr. Keeley’s Double Chloride of Gold treatment lor tbe hidden iBsence of charecte: we carry | with ns, reveal itseif, and others must fee! its influence. A laboring man recently seeking membership in the Cbuidt, when asked wbat led him to think nfe-ut his | soul, replied, “I worked three yeore along side with Mr. R . I • concluded if ] Christianity could do so much for him, 1 wanted to have it." Let us learn tbe les son ; for it is nothing less than this subtle ladiation of chatacter lies the mighty pows er of a holy life. The atheist who spent a few days with the saiutly Fenelon, said : “If Islay here much longer,Tshall b;- in vain, I am so happy to find a cure in S.B.S.—0. H. Elbert, Galveston, Tex. forcing out germs of disease and the poison as well. ’ Ifuf entirely Treatise on 1 and harmless. SWIFT’S SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. For sale by Palmer So Kinnebrew. adonted with the excention of the one U -‘° rme 01 a? k come a Christian in spite of mys.lf.” F. n adopted witn tne exception or tne renel the liquar, opium and tobacco habits, e ion had used no word of controversy oi endorsing Congressman Lawson which was stricken. The- resolutions as thus amended were then adopted as a whole. A committee of three consisting of Messrs. G. H. Yancy, W. D. O’Farrell has caused many imitations to ed on tbe public Some of these tutors have gone so far as to use the name of Dr. Keeley’s re medy, bnt iq no case have they or can they connect Dr. Keeley’s name with an imitation. The Mon bad used no word of controversy or 'mm 11 6 °! ic5,ati « n 11 i u « *be quiet Uubon- 5KSSte‘rtJro8»&, j lese I scions influence of a godly life. A Chris- I Hamilton, and >manda McLeroy, nn<i In godly nan fragrance was there which was dif fused j a heajii g shadow was there whose bleffilng wag fe)t- andT.W. Rucker were appointed to genuine double chloride of goM treat- name delegates to the Atlanta conven-1 rfi Dr * tion. VALUE OF PRAYER Many have so often beard it confidently I Q.EOROI4, Cl » eke County: Court of Ordi- nary sitting for county purposes, April.lSih 1892. A petition having been filed praying for the FJhUc *oad_ e a mmencing st' ^the ugh Sarah McLeroy.' and inter secting the Athens and Jag Tavern read about ene half mile west of the residence of F. M. Hollis tn the 24tst district, G M. Anti It appearing that tbe road commissioners to whom the samo-w** referred have reperted recommending the opening of said read. This Leslie E Keeley, of Dwight, I linois, ran be bad in Georgia only through the _ . The committee named the following ! Keeley Institutes at Atlanta and Dal- ;| asserted that God does not interfere by toe, Ga. AU authorized Keeley Iqsti- :| spy special providence with mioor worldly iutes are furnished with a letter of en dorsement signed by Dr. Keeley and ail remedies prepared by Dr. Keeley and us<d at the' authorized Keeley Institutes, bearing his rig- a.'bL^KRBtirovoN, Ord'y. delegates Messrs. Pops Barrow, T. W. Reed, R. B. Russell, T. W. Rucker, George C Thomas, W. D. O’Farrell, G. H. Yanoy, W. B Bnrnstt, Tolbert N. Lester, and Frank H. Kroner. Tbe convention then adjodrned. The delegates go uninstrncted, and as to personal preferences beta era the two men, Cleveland and Hill, the delega tion is evenly divided. concerns th»t a vague distrust of tbe value o' prayer, has sprang up in their hearts. They will scarcely acknowledge it, even to, themselves. Perhaps in their highest experiences it is not felt. But on the lower A SAXON Yes- Was Exhibited by Mr. terday. A coin one hundred years old is a rare cariosity—one that is seldom seen, but Mr. J. L. Burch had ju»t such & coin on exhibition yester day. It was a Saxony coin, with dates.names, etc., very distinct. It was coined in tbe year 1C93. It is remarka ble that it shows so little trace of its ex treme old age. It is quite a curiosity and as a matter of fact is prized highly by its owner. .. «| II— nature across the stopper cf every hot- j levels nf spiritual life it lies like mists of | tie. Persons desirii g this treatment J Ibe valley, unseen save at it pulls out the Bhonld ask to see the letter of endorse- ] glories of the hills and heavens* And, as | ment from Dr. Keeley, and be convinc-1 lb e mists nff. cl the body, s» his chill, be- ed that tbe remedy used is the genuine | numbing doubt, is a fertile cause of relig- doable chloride of gold, bearing Dr | °ns depression and spiritual malaria. Ill Keeley’s signature, b< fore c imm» ncing a K 00 * 1 ,h jng repeatedly to put tbe ques- the treauneLt. The Keeley treatment ,io P t0 one’s self: ‘ Does God really bear | has received the endorsement of tbe | an ", answer prayerF’ for assuredly the United States government,and will now ) f° n * 'bat is possereed or a genuine relu be used in a]l tbe state and roil t->ry | Jous expenence will becheeredbyltsie- homeB ford isabled volunteer soldiers and | ller .‘l? na ’ nt, 4 C4#l10 ' be strength- sailors. Remember that tb8 only places ■ review of the overwhelming ov- in Georgia where the genuine Keeley .s' thtre is, as there ever has betu, | LITTLE LIVER PILLS his finite creature.—Chrietiau a inquirer. genuine Keeley luence ,u . a ' tb»re is, as there ever has been, treatment can be obtained iB at the ?9®P ll *nion between tbe infinite God aod ninety-one ( Keele 7 Institutes of Atlanta and Dal* J 1 ton, Ga. W. W. HOUSTON Manager. . - The Keeley Institute, Atlanta Ga. d. & w. , . SO NOT GRIPE FOR SICKEN. Sure cars for SICK HEAD ACHE, Impaired digestion, coniitt- potion, torpid glands. They arouso vital oigaae, remove nausea, dlz- ess. Magteal effect on Kid- eys and bladder. Conquer bilious nervous dis orders. Establish sate What Saved John Bull. Kansas City Times. Had that dispatch about the decrepit condition of the English army reach'd us a little sooner we could have had a deal more jingoism out of' the Behring difficulty, DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COM-I ■„ PLAINT. Is it not worth tbe sma’l price of 75c I JO too ^ fc, urol DAH.Y AcilON." tSSf&aSTSSSg. by where. AUgenuln. good. bcar'-Oresccnt" ^^ aud lot. boundied i..rri •* eat br EXECUTRIX S > LB. G EORGIA,CLARKE COUNTY, By virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary o' rs.d county, granted at tbe September term 1890, will be sold before tbe Court House dooi ot said county, on the first Tuesday in Mar 1892. within tbe legal hours ot sale, tbe fol lowing property to-wit: The let in tbe city of Athens, in said State and county, bour.dec by . ackson, Hancock and Uongherty etreats, and lot of Is ;ao Lowe, and known as the Frank Lumpkin ot Bold for the purpose of division among the hen's st law of Frank Lumpkin, deceased. Terms cash. For tur ther information apply to Dr. Jas. K. Lump kin, Athens, Ga. KATHRIVg PEWITT RANDOM, Executrix of Frank Lumpkin, de ceased W<-si, Harris-street* Leviec •rty of ulertit Davis Al- a at the aaiuu time auu ucc : Onehon'caru lot m tun tu W id 1 a ..re, nore or le a, bounded No th by '■ uu y ur -hall, Last, bv ha.ne lo ..;;, ouio uy u- gene Brytiie, 'V«»t Oj . i ;a; i Lev.ed ou as she roperty ot -u ...tu. Also at toe same t.u.t »u.. oL Hall iu-e cat i 0 u-,c Third Ward, on Bunco k ve u- • orth by tiuu.ouk arc- at.u-t l> 'Jampbtll, South by Ait s ■ .u-a. iKils-y »illiams. Letted ou aa tnepiop. ity ol Ella Bell Also at tOe same t me and piace : One vacant .ot Iu 'third Ward, ooaudeci on North by K/i Urowu and > da lit 1,, East by Harrison uampueil, rto tu by LuisF:ner, West by Miller at e*t Levied "U os the property of Utles Tbuntua: Also at the sa e ume ui;u place One bouse -nd lot % -erv, uiu « i iei» n Third Ward, bouuOed .>o*tn by nr -d stieet. East by J. H Kuukcr, Bouts, oy J ti, Uttcktr, West by buiup -treei Levtc - not the property of John .vess .id i -on • Also al the 8.mo - lute .uil p -ce : One lot on Baxter st)ee-, acr.e, more at less, fronting 129 feet Baxter, tuatnug ts-ck SOu feet, bounded oy Tauyt.ro turn; auy’t property in Third W aru. .. tea o -» tb* p operty of J W. Bruas.y hlso at the same lime aou pi. ce: One houre, boiler a d eo- ne in f ourth Ward, North street or Lle'eiauo avenue. Levied on a« the property ot the- s uj it* Woiks. Also at tbe s«me ti. e and p. One double bouse and tut i iatratious on the estate of Leahs Dunn col., de ceased. ? This la therefore to notify/alt concerned to file the r objections, If an; they have, on or be fore the tirst -Monday in May i ext.eise letteis wilt ba granted saldLapplicanf as appded for.. S. Mi Hbhmngton, Ordinary. Thunder and L: There i|. no one hut what wdniJ lil to learn a Valuable secret, thereby sav ing years and years of suffering. HOWIE’S GREAT TOOTHACHE -AND - Neuralgia Remedy is a perfect Master of Toothache. W aid, tout ining 1 acre, more or leas, buuauta North Vine Street, East by Win, Thomas, South, ttobt Chappie, West, Rob; Onapp.e. < e»i* d it as the property ol Marshall Putliups, ,\lso at tbe same time aud place: In Firs- Ward one bouse and let con : auiiugl-i» acre more or less, bounded on North by w. r. Ui-od East by outse Jackson .vuuu- o> it 4 N. raim-ad, West by Vf. F. tloud Levied mo as tt,e property ot Auna Auils. U COBB DAViB, Lbiel of Police. TAX RECEIVER’ v NO TIC*! Tax paje s: I villi again attend, providential ly permitted, for the purpose or receiving your atat* and county tax leturueforthe year at the following places: ATHtNs-ilSSB. DI8TUICT. At Police Headquarters, (Capt. DavU’ officej .Saturday, April tbtuj3n i.»nit» to.,and also tBs umnthof May and Juue, (am.days and days excepted,) on said Mondays t wifi the Coni'" Board GKORuI At Store UUBBK—SifiTH DIB! ffia A i£SA.% No teeth- all over. I am trying’to put it in the hands of every first-class Merchant a d Druggist . r „ e . ltl in the country, but if they do not han- and at ur. die In your community sard me 50cents 1 and 1 will send ybu a bottle. th-pullicg—no more suffering— r. OLly Fi'ty 0 rats Der bottle. ' > put it in the hands of Merchant a- d Druggist AoritSl B. HOWIE, FIVE FOBKS, Madison Co., Ga capril 1—df9twl8t jnro tho health or interfere with one’sbnstaeas or pleasure. It builds up and improves the general health,clears theehin and beautifies the-eomplexion. No wrinkles cr Uabbiness follow this treatment. ”- J 1 by physicians and leading society ladies, Mon- be Jury 100m, wrtk tM IOtt5r-217TH DISTRICT, ^pd, llth, and 29th. TnBBBISR - , vls'iStoie April 4 th, W. R. Tack’* ~ W. H. Aral ton’s Store {STRICT, dward’e Store R. Craw- -220TH DISTRICT. .N .’s April S.h, W. H. WiktervUe [Winter 25th. ful not b you:- ri Jliiitii 241ST DISTRICT. Epps’ old stand • prb HJt, -flics Ai>rU 6-.U sad dlth, KV-1WTH DISTRICT, otore April 8th, at Csurt and at Lavender's Otor# 1407TH DInTHI T. Factory April llth, tilth, and *t once Tax List tako home and faclllUea for correctne-js arc ble aud so fill tln m out yuurseltes, j may stand tire test of the board of ud that there uiay uut bo aaiy t your i;ta'.o, County and City , your property la returned at Its true n-. 11 et i blue, ns tlm Law requires, aud said lioaru to abbess it for you, Make i ms at my appointments su your Ltricts. if apflbao.utely necessary for tho Board meet* to free yourself of every symptom of these distressing complaints, if yon think so call st our store and get a bottle cf Shil til’s Vitalizer, ev ery brttle has a printed guaranteeon it, | — — — — n —- wist viVSCVab juuuw.ovv* u.v.wv 4v.ssvmm(| nwiijpLv AiHllCS* . I, " —**, Send 2-cent stomp. You gtt S3 page book withcampl*. PATIENTS TREATEP BY MAIL. CONFIDENTIAL H L 1U 10 al ’ l ' t ' u ''* , ot ‘ ulsa PPreva OR. HARTER MEDICINE CO., St. Louis, Mo,’ H * r ” lN *- SaMec^v^shunpsf.rvMuAunfe said i -iurot. . . . M. C.W. F. SHTDER. I’HCKM'I T8EATEK. CSICISO. IU. Ot For sale, cheap for cash, or! The Banker torms . .. , on ti me for good note, a godd Deeds and other legal oaoera - horse. Call are drawn by Mrewl C CjtyDrugStore. B. C. Orr, Maueger, M Huggins Crockery House. «P n ' 1 ■ ■■Hi Bn u»ha' Mali ;Bth. 1892 live. Pcpro.i.pt. Ito proxies, and let no dcf.ultere. - DAVID F. SIMS, K. T. K. C. 0. Ite finest assortment of per stock in the city at i job office,
