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0 i ■*> FOR SCROFULA scrofulous humor in the blood, ulcers, catarrh, and consumption, use Ayer’s Sarsaparilla The most economical, safe, speedy, and effective of all blood-purifiers. Ha* Cured Others will cure you. The Cleveland Progress. Cleveland, Ga.,- May 6, I SI) 0 . Sheriff Drown reports tint Dud | |j I>e-in is doin^: some of the best li;iiTo\vin<r on his fnnn that he lies ! AND OTHERWISE. yet .seen in White county, is one of the county’s host unit most prosperous farmers. Try BLACK^ORjllJQHT ten for Dyspepsia. \ egotation down in the lower part of the country is looking tine, full head oats are seen, corn is six inches hijrli and the leaves of the trees arc full grown. Mr. S. M. Peyton, a bright and promising young man of Shoal Creek' district, is here stud ying law under Col. .1. ,1. Kim- sey, one of North-cast Georgia's most able lawyers. 4SS"'WINE OF CARDIII, a Tonic for Women The mining outlook for White county is favorable, the prospects of a high school here are flatter ing, and a general boom is antic ipated during the summer season. \\ oulil our county school com missioner object to editing an ed ucational department in Tim l’uo- oiiKss: One column of reading from the commissioner each week would prove beneficial and inter esting to the various teachers throughout the county. AleCLREE > WINE OF CARDUI fot W.ak Nerve,. Dud j Items That Will Interest You—Good for The Health. Mr. ]{. T. Kenimer went over to DuhIomega the latter part of last week. It is not-so easy for a poor man to get rich as it is for a rich man these days to die poor. Concord nndMossy Creek base- halt teams will crops hats, Satur day the 14th. I.ook out for Mos sy Creek to win tins time. Horse-back riding is quite a pVotninent feature among the young ladies of Cleveland. Oh! how they delight in such sport is almost a miracle. Cleveland and Mossy Creek baseball teams will play for the championship to-morrow. Let everybody he present at this time,! adjudged insane ns the contest will he lively and l'ehruary, 1891. interesting. Do not go to some other place to spend the summer when you can run right up to Lula on the Air Line railroad, and then over to •Cleveland in three hours. You will he unwise in going else where. The Henderson hotel presents a much nicer appearance since Mr. D. IF. Campbell began manip ulating the paintbrush over its walls. When finished the Hen derson will shine immensely. Don’t forget to go.out and see flic baseball game to-morrow. v{t as going to he a fair and square one and both sides will have to keep their pedals a-slmf- liing, with eyes wide-open. Cleveland is the place lor sum mer visitors, and why not come and spend the season with us? Our beautiful mountain scenery will captivate you, our water will fatten you, and our balmy, continuous breeze will give you that health which you could get in no other place in Georgia. Some people pretend to know a great (le d and take it. upon I hem- selves to try to run our busine.-.., —they want to run Tun i’uo- 11 Hess, hut wo want them to paste in their huts that we are operat ing this business and ask no Miss Fannie Huberts was taken to the asylum at Milledgeyille last week by Sheriff Drown. It will he remembered that Miss Roberts was once before an in mate of that place, having been sometime in In July she was pronounced well and returned to her home in Shoal Creek district. She is a young girl only seven teen years old, and comes of a nice family. Cause of her insani ty we did not, learn. Fletcher Cantrell,colored, who was lined ♦50.00 and costs or twelvemonths in the eliaingang at tin 1 spring term of White su perior court for having been en gaged in a riot, at, this place, is now bending down to hard labor in Oglethorpe county, under management of Jim Smith, while Alvin Colley, is manipulating the pick and shovel below Atlanta near the Clialtahoocliee brick yard, having been fined ♦50.00 and costs for I lie same act ion as that, of Cantrell. JJcElkee*lJVIN£M)f^AH0UI for female disease* ANNOUNCEMENTS. The following prices will he charged for announcements: Senatorial, ♦5.00; legistive, ♦5.00; county olliccrs, ♦,‘1.00. The above charge will he strictly adhered to, and must he paid in advance. flBf- BLACK-DRAUGHT UR cur.. Con.Up.tion, Every citizen of the county who has a family should by all means take his county paper. It keeps them wide-awake as to the news of the surrounding vicinity, furnishing them much pleasure, food for thought and reflection. A dry, hacking cough keeps the bronchial tubes in a stale of constant irritation, which, if not speedily removed, may lead to bronchitis. No prompter remedy can he had than Ayer's Cherry Doctoral, which is both an ano dyne and expectorant. There is always a way where there is a will, otherwise you are a lit subject to neither benefit yourself nor any one else. A young lady of Jefferson, West Virginia, declares that she was all run down before taking Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, hut, that now she is gaining strength every day. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is certainly a wonderful effective tonic for the feeble or the delicate. A A TRIP TO Y0RAH. Jolly crowd of Cleyclanditei together with a few visitors, from one’s assistance. Let this stab j nuincro , ls places, took a stroll to whom it may. j beaut iful Yonah lust Saturday, the Fishing parties are soon to gel entire party carrying their din- their lines, hooks and poles, and ncr along with them and spend- lnimlu:l ’ make pleasant tlicir idle hours in jog the day pleasuring on and perambulating up and down the about the mountain hanks of the beautiful ( battalion-| Delow are the names of the dice river, the water of which i,. ( rty: glides smoothly over the pearly! yjiss^ Dora and Jura Palmer, and golden stones that .re iiliuii- Stlllio W est, Beulah Oakes, Mnt- da.it through pretty Xacoochcc. , tio C(mU . y ^ Rut l u ,Slaton, Nellie Our devil requests us to an- Jackson and Katie Logan; iiounce that he saw a man in ] G. I). Pitchford, E. H. and Frank Cleveland last Wednesday who Kenimer, A. H. Henderson, jr., was a complete image of a gen- Simp and Frank Logan, Will and uine Shanghai, as lie had one’s Sam Slaton, Jesse Sims, Isaac tail fastened to the brim of his Oakes, Willie Logan and Lester Dell. The alliance is a good organi zation; the third parly is a splendid one ; hut the democratic party is better than them all.— Ex.' Best ol All To cleans the. system in a gentle and truly beneficial manner, when the Spring!imo comes, use the true and perfect remedy, Sy rup of Figs. One bottle will ans wer for all the family and costs only 50 dents; the largo size #1. Try it, and he pleased. Manufac tured by the California Fig Syrup Co., only. Shiloah's Catarrh Rcmady. A marvelous cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker Mouth, and Headache. With each bottle there is an ingenious nasal Injec tor for the more successful treat ment of these complaints with out, extra charge. Price 50c. Sold by Sutton 5L Pitchford, Cleveland, Ga. As DEAN—LA 1y. announced in Iasi \Ycelt's Eagle, Col 11. H. Dean, a promi nent, lawyer of this city, was married on the 20th, nil., in the Methodist church of Union Springs, Ala., to Miss Cal lie Law, a beautiful in d accomplished lady of that city, ltev. Mr. Ban croft performing the ceremony. J. M. Austin, Esq., of Atlanta, acted as best man, and Miss Claudia Law, a sister of the bride, as maid of honor. Mr. John Martin, of London, Eng., and Mr. W. 1. Hobbs, of this city attend ed the groom to Alabama as visiting friends. They report that the trip was a very pleasant one indeed and that the entire af fair passed off in a most charming LITTLE ROCK AM) Memphis Railroad. THE ARKANSAS, TEXAS & CALIFORNIA To all Points West awl South-west, TWO DAILY TRAIN'S FROM MnmnVlin Milking ilim'l i'oimi'0- Mempms, «»«>■«•"» *»». EAST. NO CHANGE OF CARS TO l^t. Worth, waeo, OR INTRRSIKDIATK POINTS. Tim Only Link receiving passengers ut Memphis within its own depot, thus avoiding a long and disngoeealdu omni bus transfer across the city. Tine Only Linn with through sleeping- car service between Memphis and South- West . This Only Lick with through cur service betoe.n Memphis and Central Texas. All Lines Have Tickets On Salo Via Liittie Rock and flflemphis Railroad. Hailway Guide and County Maps of Arkansas and Texas Mailed Free. All information desired will he cheerfully and fully answered, l»y Addressing R, A. WILLIAMS, Traveling Pasenger Agent, 42 Wall St., opposit Union Depot, P. (). llox H4:L ATLANTA GA H. W. Morrison, C. P. A., Little Rock, Ark. The Celebrated STRATTON Five Unchallenged and Band Instruments. Snare and Pass Drums, IJjfea, Piccolos, (•lurionets, Oymbals, and all Instru ments pertaining to 15w;ss Lands and Drum Corps. Sand lor Illustrated Catalcgu 1 , J. F. STRATTON :& SON, Nos. 4ii and 45, Walker Street, JVJ3W Y(|)KK. LEGAL ADVERTISING. 4I>1 m hat and a pair of Mexican spurs attached to his hoots. This is no lie, and we dare anybody to dis pute it. Cleveland will likely go over to Dalilonega and participate in a game of baseball the third Satur day in this month. The Dahlon- ega hoys put the “quietus” to the team of this place recently, hut it will puzzle them to do like wise again. We have a fine curve pitcher and a little iniin^ who takes them off the hat ex pel lent ly r OUt Uncle John Tate, one White county's best citizens, If the fates are propitious a pleasant party of young people, chaperoned by Mrs. Dr. Adair, will early in May make a trip to the beaut iful valley of Naeooehee, from thence to Dalilonega and re turn by Porter Springs. Allow ing a pleasurable halt at each place, the outing will embrace about two weeks.—Industrial News. T«/ k CD Frorr is pjgona of nU** 6 to *45 lbs. A F 1, l»« r month by 'kQW**' harmless lierbaiPy r ■ remedies that do not in*» » of jure the health or interfere with one's business or pleasure. It builds ur» and improves the general health, clears the skin and beautilies the complexion. No wrinkles or flabbiness follow this treatment. ^ . . , , • Endorsed by physicians and leading society ladies. died Monday limit just at twi- patients treated by mail, confidential ’ , , r IhralMi. Ho Star«lr*. Sand«cunt* In lUrnpi for particular* to )i«rht. lie was a member of tin fiR . 0 .w. r. shyder. i'viCKU'Stheater, chicaco. ill Baptist church and died in full triumph of the Christian faith. -iSTii 1 , . fl r ^ Ir i., now It ii 16*4 IU-, ... 1 T |W‘lp.Innnm< k was about seventy- Aeettoa of ISSlbs.. and I fowl Mooch better that I would IJCU- till NIL W III/ . f] ( oco and be pat hack where I wiu. I am both mrprWd and proud a ... ..... f .» vo-ii of the chan**. I reeon.m-od ;.wir treatment t- all tufferexi from flV e v ears ot «l!Hl WilS a lt M- obexlty. Will aniwer all ioqutrie* If »itaip ii Incited fur reply.” flent of the county something, like fifty years, lie leaves ^ev eial DR ^ w r gnyoea. M’VICKEK’S THEATER. CHICASO.ILL. sons and .daughters, together —— —— • . . Happy and content Is a heme with “ The Ro- >v y t h a of relatives ann . t cr . a form* with the light of the morning, friend- to mount hi- loss. j Calatusucvwrii,KucUesteiLanii>Co.,NewYo|k. At the conclusion of the cere mony and after the happy couple had received the congratulations of a host of friends, the bridal party left on the vestibule train, Mr. Austin stopping in Atlanta, and Messrs. Martin and Hobbs at this point, while Mr. and Mrs. Dean proceeded on an extended bridal tour to Washington, New York and other eastern cities. The groom, though yet a young man, is a member of the Gaines ville liar, who is fast attaining eminence in his profession, and is with all very popular with the people. The bride is well known and greatly loved and admired in this city, she having come nrong us as a summer visitor, and it was while here that the acquaintance was formed that culminated in an engagement and subsequent mar riage to Col. Dean. Gainesville society has reason to congratulate itself on securing so valuable an accession as Mrs. Deap will prove. May the wedded life of these charming and promising young people he crowned with the choicest blessings of heaven, and may their pathway through life he strewn with roses and never a thorn he found among them. IV of I Mill ill il'lS I <01 I - [Cl. I (..lill i.’P.M l»*•»•- erodd- cm, can—why . he dis- ii and i<!- •; Lsl Mon- FIRST King's Royal Germeteur in tho Lest in«l(»PH(‘«l nuwlicmo in the world. SECOND It Imis r.uml more sicknunn in proportion to tlm amount hoI 1 than any mcdicim* in the world. THIRD—Less complaint lma been made ntfainnt it, in proportion to the amount lined, than any mndieincc in the world. FOURTH No medicine in the world ov- er peeured aiD’h patronr{*n in two yearn after introduction to the public. FIFTH No medicine in the world is mere pleasant to the taste. We hold the proofs of tho above. We are having with us, and all over the country, the dreadful Henurtfe LA- GRIPPE. Hundreds are hein# cured ritflit here at our doors in a few hours by l ak i ntf T \V() T KAS1*()(>N K U LS of (11C 11M - KTKDR in one-half ^Iuhh of hot. water every hour for six or eight hours. It is r»s pleasant t*» take as lemonade. Wo are receiving testimonials daily, and could till this paper with the names of good ami well known people who have been cured, of long standing and aggra vated eases of Rheumatism, Catarrh, Neuralgia, Indigestion, in its many tlirms, i'Vmale diseases, Blood and Skin otseasis, General Debility, and many hi her diseases caused by impurity of the Ido,»d. “The Blood and 8tnmne.li is life,” keep these in good condition and disease can not, exist. Wo will gladly send you one of our hooks of Testimonials on applica tion. Kor sale at $1 per bottle by all druggists. Mann uielnrrd by KING’S KOVAL GBRMKTKUR CO., Atlanta, (hi. ® S ii o m w > z □ w > « D t O ® Z 0 CD NO > 0 5 z i p *3 o m d ia '—i H 35 © n fD H, 03 ^3 a. o a; o | -s 00. P> ANNOUNCEMENTS. For The Senate. I wisli toannoiince myself a candidate to represent the jieople of Lumpkin, White and Dawson, the ensuing term in the Senate, subject to the action of primaries. 1 will promise to faithfully serve the people to my very best ahiliity. Respect fully, .1. Jl. ALLEY. G eorgia, white cqijnty.—To nil whom it may concern: J. A. Rich* unison, Administrgt.o)- of John I). Leonard, deceased, has in due form aj - plied to the undersigned for leave to sell the lands belonging to the estiteof said deceased, and said application will he heard at my oHico on the ti;s‘ Monday in June next. Til’s April 2‘id, 181)2. W. B. BELL, Ordinary. G eorgia, white coiJntV. wiuum as, It. W. Ash, iidmiiu- ia' isa Ash, rifjtresents to Urn i petition, dimly lilnl nd < • i - ord, that Im has folly ndmiiiis eslate. Tliis is tlierefore loci sons concerneil, kindred and to show eause —if any tli<*y Haiti Ail m inisl rat or shou'il n*- charged from his ndiiiiiihirn-:<• reive le.ttcis of dismission on 1!: day in July, JS.»2. W. B. BELL, Onl'uary. G eorgia, white county.—Persu- aiit to an order of tliu court of Ordina- ry of said county, granted at the April tenn, 1002. will Le sold on the fust 'Tues day in June next, before the fjpurt house door in said county lictwcen the legal hours of sale, to the highest.bidder for cash, the following tract or parci 1 of Jaml in said county, being part of lot N< . 127, in the 2d district, containing 44 n r s— bounded oh the east by (he. lands of F. L. McKinney; on the north and west by the lands of J. II. Brown low, the sou'll line commencing on the east, ut Black Oak Corner on the original north and south line, between said McKinney’s land, and tliis tract, thence, west to a conditional corner cm tlin J . II. Brownlow line, being about twelve acres of cleared land in cultivation. 8 >ld for the pm- pf sc of paying the debts of the estate of L. 8. Brownlow, deceased. J. 8. A J. B. BROWNLOW, Executors Haul Deceased. May 2d, 181)2. ORWafeRY HabiteCurwl wltiiont pliysical or mental injury, j Treatment Identical with that of Dr. Keeloy, at < Dwight, Illinois. For particulara, addroea THE KEELEY INSTITUTE, Edge wood A vo. aud Ivy St., ATLANTA, , 2a tiae sti-’oragost. BtosEie-iiicior’Detl Medicimo in tLo woa*Itl. licxema by eminent phyniGnn.t. During this period >liu wn8 treated by eeverui eitrvlli*t. Him laKort qunntltle'Wif all who blood purifiers on tho market, yvUhout rcallzIiiK any Bpecial henot.i. sro larow pslm: Wooldridge’s WomkrXtil Cure, afew ^Jtlui of wnlch httTo mado aoomploloeiiro. I uni.' ^itat* Ingly recommend it ns tho beat blood purifier e.ci discovered. Yours truly, A. C. KcuLUluv, Columbus, Ga., March 1 ‘J. BIANVFACTUBED DY WOOLDRIDGE WONDEilFUL CURE CO., Coltnabiifi, Du. VOll HALL BY ALL DBBCfClBTEI iillinery and Dress Making. Mossy Creek Academy. THE COLUMBIA." Mrs. A. C. Davies Having moved her M illinery business from Corno’ia to M«»ssy Creek Academy ill'ers to the ladies of this section tho. latest styles in i HATS, RIBBONS AND TRIMMINGS. hat trimmed It* suit your style and lash* is much more sat isfaelory L» the wearer and costs no more than a ready trimmed one. The system of Dress Cutting used by Mrs. Davies insures a. perfect lit. Country Produce taken in exchange. WM, BROWN, JR. R. I. MKALOR J. W. BROWN. GAINESVILLE IRON WORKS. i#“<iJaiiiesvlUc, (hi. Shafting, Pulleys, HangefSi Pipe aid Fittings, Ifon and Brass Castings. Syrup and Stamp (Dills and all Kinds' of MINING MACHINERY MADE and REPAIRED. CfortVHjMMulciK'O solicited. Oilier and Shops near Air Line Dopot. 15 THE BEST. 1 ?jt\w ffiM StttlllK MM'HIHRd. ORAI.OEM .... aB'JHioiiinwc.M.y. !.V. ,Qo C01TCH H>,,. ° IIf 0 FOR SALE .B.r.. oft'" Si lid liy II. A. .laiTai-d, Cleveland. V.H V CM I Of I TRADE MARK8, DESICN PATENTS COPYRIGHTS, etc. For informat ion and freo Handbook write to MUNN fc CO.. .'JOl Broadway, New York. Oldaut bureau for noourlnp: patonts in America. Every patent tul'.on out by uh is brought before the public by a notice given freo of charge in tho Icieutifif JVmmatJ Largest, circulation of r.nv Hclentiflc paper In tho world. Splendidly illustrated. No intelligent man should bo without it. Wockly, SIMM) a year; gl.60 ulx months. Address MUNN k CO., PutiLisuEUS, 3C1 Broadway, Now York. City Drag Store. U.IE ftRE HEADQUARTERS FOR: DRUGS PATENT MEDICINES PAINTS AND OILS FINE TOILET SOAPS STATIONERY T COMBS AND BRUSHES GROCERIES FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCOS- j^?"\Vc propose to build up n trade by selling id,moderate prices. SUHOH & PITCHFORD, Cleveland, Ga. THE H St PEASE II PIANO. j Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat- i Sent business conducted for modcratc Ftc*. { <Oun OrncE is opposite U. 8. J and we can secure patent m less time 1 than those J {remote from Washington. - # \ Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip-1 5 tion. We advise, if patentable or not, free oij { charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured. \ i # a pamphlet "I low to Obtain Patents, with# ! {cost of same in the U. S. and foreign countries J : {sent free. Address, # ie.A.SNOW&CO.l ‘ opr. Patent Ornor, Washington. D. C. * 52,0(10 I anil now in iim* v.itli jiprfocl sMlisfaclinn in wepy iuslaiia*. A fr.J-c.las: ; jjijtiio at prices tn suit Dm people. Beautiful ami elegant in finish. ma<le in nl kinils of woods. Warranted for jixti years, and rgil*-■■'in ti«»n guaranteed. bold on Wo ali>o yell STRATTON RUSSIAN GUT VIOLIN STRINGS JOHN > S THAT TON U SON. R1IJSICAI. MKlirHAKIHSC. pasy pay me ids, or special dise* ipit hr c. - r-- -- The Celebrated PACKARD ORGAN, The best and handsmimst organ made, and sold at tho right prict}. jjpgy” Knll I’mio of slioot musio and Louks. We Ray IVejghtH. Write an l pri«!OM Ijoforo hifyiug; wo will save yoij npmoy. lor ea(ab»giid Igjyilig; wo will save yoij npmoy -i\ Murielta St., Ati.axta, Ga.