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The Cleveland Progress,! BETTER TIMES.
Kntemt at tiie Pont-offlct
(inSccond-elaa, Mail Mallu"
at Cleveland
Jan. 29. '92
With lho first.
" Official Oi(fati of White Bounty
Cleveland Ga., Dec., 9,
From Tho Hrceze :
How th«y ohatter, how they clamor
How they munlrr Ku^llsli grammar,
How they Root ho in Hoftcnt notes,
When they ark for each—or votes.
Seventeen onudidutea in the
held nnd more coming.
An appreciated correspondent
writes, thitt “the published re
ports regarding the comets, tire
nil nt hettds and tails.”
From the nnmhcr of fruit of
trees ttoid here, during the past
year, we prophecy that this will
he a great fruit country some
day.
When you send your children
to Sunday School, send yourself
along side of them. Lend them
your example; don’t depend on
one or two faithful men and wo
men to conduct tho school alone,
but lend your personal aid and
presence.
Tho “Madisonian,” one of the
best weekly papers in the state,
with its usual energy and enter
prise, issued a daily edition, dur
ing tho session of tho North
Georgia Conference at Madison.
Mark Candler was hard to down,
even in tho old school days at
Gainesville, ton yours ago.
Hon. .John Sibley, the talented
young Third party leader of Cobh
county says “If the country pros
pers under Cleveland’s adminis
tration as it seems likely to do,
then tho Third party may disap
pear. If the condition of the
country remains had, however,
you will hear from the people.”—
Hartwell Suit.
The price of cotton has advanced
steadily since Cleveland’s election
and is still going tip. This is the
most eloquent argument wo can
make in favor of Democratic suc
cess. It, is one that goes straight
to the heart, of every man who is
not too blinded by his prejudices
to stop and think. The countiy
has confidence in Cleveland and
Democracy, and prosperity will
yet bless this land.—Cherokee
Advance.
mz?wtznx*rvttt»naMar,~.’t~-r~ mrmrvtmm
Education is the bulwark of
popular suffrage. No party is true
to its trusts if it fails to make the
largest possible appropriation for
popular education. Common
school first, until they are within
the reach of every child of the
state. Next, normal training
schools,where teachers may learn
the host methods of instruction.
Then, if there is money to spare,
a generous dower for higher edu
cation. But don't lavish money
on colleges until all tho A-U-C
classes are provided with compe
tent teachers.—N. K. Georgian.
news of the
11 grand Democratic victory, the
| price of cotton jumped up to a
- —i figure, that it had not touched
1892. before for many months. As the
returns from tho elections
throughout the Union have been
confirmed by authorized reports
the price has steadily increased,
until now, cotton has reached a
figure, that lias been stranger to
it for years. This increase from
September pi ices means over one
hundred million dollars more, for
tin; farmers of the south, than the
same cotton would have brought
then. Tho good resulting from
this rise is plainly evident in ev
ery cotton market in the south.
Work is plentiful, and labor com
mands better wages.
Activity in business circles has
been revived to an extent it has
not known for years.
Money is easier, and more
plentiful than it lias been in live
years.
The reason for this sudden
change is plain to every thinking
man. When the people of the
south at the ballot box repudiat
ed the People’s party, in its ef
fort to break tlieir solid Demo
cratic ranks, the confidence be
tween the east and south, was
restored, which formerly existed
and which was lost when tho Al
liance controlled every Southern
state. Eastern hanks and Capi
talists with this renewed confi
dence, have unlocked tlieir coffers
and arc seeking, with a degree of
safety, an investment in the south.
Southern products, accustomed
to languish on tho markets are in
pay
demand, for the money to
for them is in circulation.
Suzotte.
Tlio Violet, blue ns summer skies,
Steals for ilself the richest ilyes,
Anil they but meek, fair Huzetle's eyes.
Anil liar heart's as true.
As her eyes are lilue.
The half ope'd rose of earmiue hue,
Deep laden with the morning's ilow,
Of Suzette’s lips, Is copy true.—
And her hoarl'H iih soft as a silken
Ami leal and pure iih virgin gold.
R. R. Mod.
On the Right Line.
fold,
Jay Gould.
and
Jay Gould, tho rail-road
telegraph magnate, the money
king, “Wizard of Wall street,’’
lias passed in his last cheek to the
gront Cashier, who closed his
final account, and balanced the
book of his life, last Friday.
"Whether tho balance was placed
on the debit or credit side, is a
mutter of doubt to all, unless, in
deed, it. be Mr. Gould, nnd the
recording ungel.
Jay Gould’s mime is probablv
as well known as that of nnv
American, who has ever lived;
and ns little of his private life is
known, as that of the average
South Carolina Trial .lustice.
He was certainly the most uni
versally hated, most foully slan
dered, and undeservedly malign
ed of any man, whose only crime,
was the accumulation of an im
mense fortune.
In his private life Mr. Gould
was simple and most unassuming,
and his charities amounted to
many thousands yearly, in which
his name was rarely known.
While we do not indorse his
actions generally, wo do say that
he deserves a praise ho never re
ceived, for the good deeds he did,
and for not doing many things i
that easily lay in his wide scope
of power.
President II. C« White, of the
State college at Athens announ
ced in the Constitution of Doc., 8,
that on Wednesday, January 4th,
a short course of instruction will
begin, especially arranged for
young men engaged, or desiring
to engage, in farming. The
course will continue throe months,
and will comprise instruction in
English, mathematics, history,
agricultural chemistry, farm en
gineering and practical agricul
ture, with exorcises m tho field,
barn, dairy etc. Tuition is free
and no fees are charged. Any
youth over fifteen years of ago
can lie. admitted without examin
ation.
Wo are satisfied that this short
practical course will be of great,
benefit to young farmers w ho can
not spare the time for a longer
term. Hoard and lodging can be
had at low rates, and the students
will fipd in President White a
judicious friend, looking after
their inteiests and sparing no
pains to advance them.
It is a step in the right direc
tion, and it will do more to bring
the State college in touch with
the people than anything else
could have done. This new de
parture places a splendid practi
cal education within tlie reach of
every farmer's hoy in Georgia.—
Constitution.
A Serious Affray.
News reaches us of a difficulty
between Hud. Irving and Shirley
Humphries, at White crook law-
ground, on last Saturday, in
which the latter was knocked
down by a stone thrown by Irv
ing. The blow was a severe one,
striking him fair in the forehead
and breaking the skull for two
inches. Humphries had an open
knife in his hand, and was curs
ing and abusing Irving.
Tho wound, at first considered
fatal, is not troubling Humphries
much, and at the present writing
he is able to he up ai d going
about.
One Hundred Years Old.
& ATISFACTSON Is ‘guaranteed
to every consumer of WOOD'S
Sarsaparilla. One hundred doses ia
every bottle. No other does this.
Here is nil opportunity for all
charitably inclined people, to
h<*lp comfort tlie declining days
of an aged old lady, whose next
birthday, which comes on the
lath day of next January, Will
complete her hundredth year.
Grandmother Watkins, of
White creek district, is well
known to many of the older citi
zens of the county, as a consistent
member of tlie Baptist church,
and as a kind and loving old la
dy. .She lives alone with her
daughter, and is quite helpless in
her extreme age, and is lacking
many tilings that would go far to
comfort her in her remaining
days.
Master Ilomcr Sears proposes u
plan to the charitably lfidined,
which we trust will result in
bettering tho condition of this
old lady.
lie asks all who feci so dispos
ed, to give Grandmother Wat
kins a birth-day present, on her
hundredth birthday. Anything
from five cents to a barrel of flour
will he appreciated. Those who
do not live conveniently near,
and wish to have their mime con
nected with a memorable and
charitable cause, may deposit
their gifts with Mr. Geo. Hitch-
ford at the Cleveland Host Office.
Leave your name with the gift.
We trust sho may receive as
many presents, as the number of
years she lias lived.
! MrrJ. I>,
' real (mute d
LEGAL ADYERHSEMNT5.
03*9$ mar jtoy®
Both’the method nnd Tamils when
Syrup of F 1#6 > taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to tlfe taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Hoods, cleanses tho sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and foyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of iis kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the utonmi.'h, prompt in
its action nnd truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
ninny exccllwlt qualities commend it
to all and have made it tho most
popular remedy known.
Hyrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
ind was so thoroughly
that ho was unable to get warm,
and inside of on hour after his
return he was threatened with a
severe cane of pneumonia or lung
fever. Mr. Hlaizc sent to tho
nearest drug store and got a Dot
tle of Chamberlain's Coligli Rem-
, Hlaizc, an extensive I AUCTION SALE. !
■date dealer ill I)cs Moines. I . ... ,, , ,
Iowa, narrowly escaped one of j I will sell at public puction, on _
thffwverest attacks of pneumon- Tuesday, Dec., 20th, for cash, to Sheriff Sales for January.
..ic while in the northern part of the highest bidder, nil my house- j hkoiuiia, writs cocxtv.
that state during a recent bliz- ! hold and kitchen furniture. col'll* \Iff LL lit* sold licf'irc the court house
Zlircl. h«iVf» the SiltlirdilV Rcviow. ' r I , , I ,, , , e . if lioor lit. Cl<»vt*lnnu said stale and
Mr. lihiize had oeeasim, to drive j 1 h<J " d . " f | “ J- «"
several miles during the storm j tlc > thrco <>»c "inlc. ,IR ; to"tV»e highest hi’hW'fw c «sl" 8 thl
hilled | wagon, and farming implimcnts. f„ii„ w j„ K .petty to-wit:
Will he sold at rnv residence in ] Dn-tof lot oftftml No. tw in the 4th
; district, White county, containing' 80
Mossy creek district. J acres, more or less. lying and being in
K S. Ml'Cll.WEY. <he south-west corner nl saw lot. Said
* ' land in improved, with dwelling house
NOTICE | on it, and clearing, etc. j Mul sold as the
1 ■*, , , property of defendant, 1). P. Allison, and
.Saturday the 17tll day Of 1 O’- now in possession of C. A. Ash. Said
edy?of Xhhehad XSiS; ! ? ,1 ‘” >‘PP"i nted ’ and tov,ed by virtue ° f ’ " m ’ *° 8atiR '
and took a number of lar^odose#. j ^.V the State School ( oimmsHonci
lie says tlie effect was wonder-(for tho general examination of
ful and in a short lime lie
breathing quite easily, lie kept
on taking tiie medicine nnd the i . ,
animation will please meet meat
Ga.,
wan I applicants for teacher’s license.
All persons desiring such ex-
iuiiiu ituu nit; |
next day was able to come to
Des Moines. Mr. Hlaizc regards j Cleveland, M hite county,
his cure as simply wonderful, by 8 o'clock A. M. On that day
For sale by Sutton & Fitchford. the Constitution and History will
— ! probably he added to this exam-
What about a Sunday School ination. This Nov., 2!llh, 1892.
Christmas Tree?
Respectfully,
C. II. Kytle,
C. S. C.
ami 81 bottles by all
gists. Any reliable
For a sore throat there is noth
: ing better than a flannel Imndngi
leading drug ! dampened
druggist wl'../1 Hain Halm.
NOTICE.
with Chamberlain's I AU P cr « ,,w i,,ck ' ,,tod to tllu
It will ncarlcy nl- dorsignod, ns a firm, or as indi
um/ not have it . on hand will pro- ways effect a cure in one night’s
cure it promptly fur any one who time. This remedy is also a fa-
wishes to try^l. Do not accept any j voi ite for rheumatism and has
substitute.
iduals, will please come forward
and make a scUlemnet within the
next 80 days. Those failing to do
fy n Justice court fi fn. issued from the
S30th Hist., ft. M.. said county, in favor
of I,. C'. Curler and Son. vs. D. C. Ingram
and H. P. Allison, this Dec. ,7th 1892.
8. L. 1 ill own, Sheriff.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
8AN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE, RV< NEW YORK, / .Y
Closing Exercises
' OF
LOUDSVILLE SCHOOL.
cured many very severe eases. 50 . , ,
cent bottles for sale bv Sutton & [ so ’ Wl11 hnd ,ht ‘ ,r not * imd i!1 ''
Fitchford. , counts in the hands of John J.
■ ... Kimscy and J. W. I ( Under wood
Bring us another load of wood, for collect ion. W e having sold out
....... . our business at Harks to li. !’.
Kenimer. Si.aton it Cruris.
TICKETS!
Saturday jhiiglit, tho closing
exercises of* tho public school
taught by Roy. Chas. Ledford at
Loudsville, weye witnessed by an
overflowing house.
The exercises consisted of dec
lamations and recitations by the
boys mid girls, interspersed by
sonc very amusing dialogues.
Mr. Unfit. Allen shows rnn-iT
oraliJsdrani.itie talent, especially
in (heroic of an Irish character.
The prizes offered bv Messrs.
Allen and Smith, for the host
declamation by a boy and girl,
of Mclvijeipott, Pa.,hail w Scrofula bun-ti under were wo 1 ' bv Master Wood Loti
on* ear wlitoli tlio iiliyulcuu laiuiwl anil Uiini It \ '.
Iiecamo a riiiiiilnz oiii'o, aiftl was inllowvU by ford 111Itt .Ml Mnllic oholleft.
cryppolM. Hu. Tlllbrook guvo lilm j'l'ho VOcitllt iift^v^iiv Misses Ash
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
tlio loro lioaled up, bo tionamo pbiTootty well
amt la now u lively, robust boy. Other piui'Uti
whoso obadvoii duffor from iinpuro bloud
dbould pvolit by this oxamplo.
Mr. J. C. Boswell, one of the
| host known and most respected
citizens of Brownwood, Texas.:
j sutl’cred with diarrhoea for a long ELECTION TIC K'l 1S TR.J i-
i time and tried many different j ■
! remedies without Itenctit, until
Chamhcrluin’s Colie, Cholera and SEND
Diarrluea Remedy was used:
that relieved him at once. Fur
sale by Sutton it Fitchford. j RhoH.
I PROGRESS OFFICE
M c are here, and want to stay.
So patronize us.
Also fit the same time and place, will
ho sold for cash, all that tract or parcel
of land lying and beinp in said county
and sta o adjoining the lands of Anna,
Denesrnore, Harrison Roper, II. A. Hol
ton nnd described in a deed from Helton
to J. L. Jurrard. dated June the 4th 1889
Said property pointed out in the fi fa, the
same hein# being’ a mortgage ti fa in fa
vor of A. M. Robinson & Co., vs. said
J. L. Jarrani, issued from tho Superior
court of said county ami to be sold a»
tin* property of said defendant. Notice
given as required by law, this Doc., 7th,
iSOSi. ’ K. L. Brown, Sheriff.
GEORGIA, WHITE cot NTY,
M argaihiT Abernathy, wife of Miles
Abernathy, lias applied for exemp
tion nnd setting apart and valuation
of homestead, a <1 I will pass upon the
same at 12 o’clock in., on the 24th day of
Dee., 1992, at niv office. Tliis Nov., 28,
1802. W 15 BELL, Ordinary.
TEX a:
TIONFOR INDR
'NOW,
LOWEST RATES, j
IN YOUR orders:
AND A VOID THE
M e n i'll :i visit to Io\vn, Mr.
K. i hi it mi, of Luruy, llusseil
County, Kutisns, culled nt the
luboruUiry of Chumbeflaiu it Co.,
Des Moines, to show them ids six
roll OI.OIXAHV.
1 hereiiy announce myself n
I canciidute for Ordinary of Whit
i county, having been chosen by
TO Tin: SOLDIKUS OF SAID WAR,
III! TlIF.Ilt HF.IIiS.
Tic Iti'imtilic nf Texas through gen-
iti - ity 1" the soldiers niul their heirs foi-
tlieir services in .-..id w.ir, granted largo
donations nf land which on-awaiting the
claims nf said heirs. In a majority of
the cases they have never heard of the
donation. If they ivitl inquire at this
office either !>y letli'K, or in person, nr to
.1. \V. It. I'nderwotKl, Ytt'\ at law tliey
will learn something to tlieir pecuniary
lien r tit.
; .year old hoy, whose life hud been j majority of the people in
saved bv Chamberlain's Cough mass-meeting of the 19th instant, i
i Untnedy, it having cured him of a 11 earnestly solicit the support of j PICTURES <
I very severe attack of croup. Mr. I i lie people. Respect ful lv, 1 Crayon. Ind!.
; Dalton is certain that it saved 11. A. Allison, j (Arpil is, ’92.
„ «!»., the ! 1IS '. ifC « Ud ‘ i FOR 8HKU.KF.
flues* rfhd-i » ,n >r of 4 !“! Err*• wr
shU* by button tv l lU’hfonl. '
photographer,-
Gainesville, Ga.
I Kant Side Public Squ.urc.)
lass work done at
ne but 1
Charg'd
reasonable. Cull and
only, by
cre
HOOD’8 PlLL8 euro Habitual Cuiis(!p.tttoii by
rostorlriR purittulllo action of tlio ulimoiUury cunal.
Patronize your county paper.
Wo have a speedy nnd positive
Read the PltouttKs.s and keep
I take this means to announce
j myself as a candidate for Sheriff j aTTORN til" AT I VW
and >Sniith, \ji
a small frai
pieces o^P>astcrs
Marlon t
Frizes \\p\LT~also awarded to
Miss Rebecca Ledford and Misr,
Lein Ledford and Clias/«Cflivki> posted,
fi.r cxeellom* in spelling during!
the term; and to Demy Purdue I D/Spepsla anil LiVfif C'Omp’tllflt.
. , land Lester Smith for regular at-; Is if not worth the small price
euro for eatarrah, diphtheria, can- , , Ilr i,. r , f f
.. .. . ... iteuuiince. of 7oe. to free yourself of every
The entertainment was all Symptom of these distressing coin- ! *b the voters of the county, i
through an enjoyable affair and re-! plaints? If you think so, call at the coining election, for the otH<
larged to any size in Oil r
Ink, or Water Colors.
iy)
W. S, HUFF,
kor mouth’and headache, in SHI
LOH'S CATARRH REMEDY.
A nasal injector free with each
bottle. Use it if you desire j
health and sweet breath.
COo. Sold ity Sutton A
ford.
in the coming election of ,junu-j
try. The support and votes of:
til tiie people are solicited.
Respectfully, II. R. Hulton.
FOR CI.KUK Sl'l'KlllOU COt'ltT.
i hereiiy solicit the supftort of
Price
Pitch-
I'«l'iL
much credit on teacher and our store and get a bottle of Shi- of Clerk of the Superior Court of
lull’s Vitalize!', every, bottle has a
printed guuiantce on it, use ae-
eordingly nnd if it dues you no
good it will cost von nothing.
White countv.
.J NO
lies]
R. (.
lectfully,
t.EX.
Call on us, when
town.
you are in
Accidents Make Cripples.
So does Rheumatism, and af
ter a time it kills too! Dr.
Drummond’s Lightning Remedy,
relieves the pain at once, and is
warranted to cure. One bottle, j
price five dollars, is enough for
any ordinary ease. If you can-!
not get it from your druggist, |
write to the Drummond Medicine
Co., 18-50 Maiden Lane, New
York. Agents wanted.
The correctness of the maxim
“nothing succeeds like success"
is well exemplified in Ayer's Sar- Sold liv Sutton it I’itchfnrcl.
saparilla. The must successful ^■..-==*
eomliination of alteratives and
tomes, it always succeeds in cur
ing diseases of the blood, and
hence its wonderful popularity.
()ne dollar for your county pa
per, is 100 per cent on the mon-
From Loudsville.
If you have anything to sell,
buy, bog, borrow, or loan, let
everybody know it through the
PnotiKKSs.
Tho Cause ol Rheumatism.
An acid which exists in sour
milk and eider, called lactic acid,
is believed by physicians to he
the cause of rheumatism. Ae-
j cumulating in the blood, it at-
hank-iiall. ; tacks the fibrous tissues iu the
The huso-ball players of Town ! ll, ! d causes agonizing stand. If you have
pains. AY hat is needed is a rem- earnestlv ask you
edy to neutralize tiie acid, and to
so invigorate tin kidneys andi, ,
liver that all waste will be ear-!, n = 8 iU0 sore, chest,
ried off. HqtijLis Sarsaparilla is lame, use Shiloh s Porous Plas-
heartily q^^Ajpiended iiy many ter. Sold ity Sutton and 1‘iteh-
wliom it has i^ed of rheumatism, ford, Cleveland, Ga.
It possesses jtsK the desired qual- ^
ities, and so thoroughly purfies!
the blood as to prevent oeeur- Don't forget us, wheu you are
reuce of rheumatic attacks. We : , wyhip up your dcbt8 .
suggest a trial of Hood’s Sarsa-
parilla by all who suffer from
! rheumatism.
creek and Hood’s chapel had a
lively game on Saturday at the us
ual place of meeting. At the close
of the game I I new names were
enrolled as members of tho club.
Como and help us boys.
sot toot. KxmniTiox.
Mr. Chits, Ledford’s school at
Loudsville closed Saturday, with
an exhibition, which was hugely
patronized by young and ole for
miles around. §
Mr. Simeon Adams had a socia
ble party on Thursday night,
which was immensely enjoyed by
all the young ueople present.
' l*. D.,Mr.
Tho harsh, drasti ■ purgatives,
once deemed so indespenaible,
have given place to milder and
mine skillfully prepared laxa-j
a * , i , it . i , Hvory patent taken out by us is brouirhibotiro
11 \ Os , IH lit d t lH* £TU‘a4 UlKl IJTOW- the public by a ue:ice given free of chur^e In tho
ing demand for AyeYs Pills. | ^mCHfaU
Shiloh’s Consumption Cure.
This is beyond question the
most successful Cough Medicine
we have ever sold, a few doses in
variably cure the worst eases of
Cough. Croup and Bronchitis,
while its wonderful success in the
cure of Consumption is without
a parallel in the history of medi
cine. Since its first discovery it
lias been sold on a guarantee, a
test which no other medicine can
II COUgh we
to try it.
’rice 10c., 50c., and $1. if your
or back
Th : re's Nothing Cheap About It.
FOll TAX COLLECTOR.
I hereby announce myself
candidate for Tax Collector of
White county, in the coining|
elections. The vote anil support
of every citizen is respectfully
solicited. Very Respectfully,
Jim s A D vms,
FOR TAX liKCKIV Ell.
I hereiiy announce myself a
candidate for the office of Tax
Receiver of White county, and
respectfully solicit the vote and
support of the people.
Yours Truly,
John A. O’Keli.ey.
|
FOIt TREASURER.
I announce myself a candidate
for the office of Count v
Treasurer, and hereiiy, respect
fully ask tin' support of the peo
ple iu the coming election.
Respectfully, G. H, Jauraud.
FOR TREASURER.
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the office of County
'Treasurer of White county, and
respectfully solicit the support of
f he people, in the January elec
tion. If elected I will endeavor
to serve the county to the best of
my ability. Respectfully,
1 1 >H N L. i IoOl).
DahlonOg’n, Ga.
IUTTBowIa fin* Public and Corpora
tion* made. Real K»tut<*. Uorruspon—
diMicr Bolicited. (Apr. 15, ’92. lv.)
McElree’c Wine of Cardui
nnd THEDFORD’S BlACK-DRAUGHT art
ier sale by the following merchants in
While J’uunty:
Sutton A Fitchford, Gluvoland.
11. A. Jarrapd, ('lovedand,
G. 15, Irvine, Mossy Crock.
Lumpkin county:
F. (’. Cart led go, iKildoneca,
D. II Co., Aururia,
w. a. W ii -Ichel A go.. Now Bridge,
J. J. W. Tate is; liro. Willow.
r QMr,. Alice d
....
°i " ‘ .*;• a r 1 n ' uc ? Letter that I wvei.l not UVc
/’•x. r P ul J X£l1 wf>rr * * 1 both iurpr1»»d and proud
; 1 yw treatment to ail lufftwa tnui
U*H). W i.l answer all Inquinc, if .tam{. U tncio..d lor reply.”
PATIENTS TREATED BY MAIL CONFIDENTIAL,
7 lth •* hewmlnn, er bad ifnt.
for J -rttcaiwj addreat, with 8 ewnt* hi tl*»r p»,
■:5. 0. W. f. HIDES. M VICtiES S TIUTIS CIICASO. III.
ISTHg BEST.
i;i vv H-At SttoilK bjKmt Q).
’ :< nSj.* 'LfLrYlZ'
1 TOR SALE 3Y
:J'J. M. Merritt, Rlairsvillt; Ga
JAVEATS,
TRADE MARKS,
DESIGN PATENTS,
COPYRIOMTS, etc.
For Informat Ion Jinrt freo HandI>ook w rite to
MUNN Co.. bkuadway, nkw York.
01dtv,t burenu for securing putunts In AmerioA.
Physicians everywhere recom
mend them for costiveness, indi- j
gcslinn, and liver complaints.
Lamest circulation of any scientific paper la the
. .. «-» »»»— *-• N 0 intelligent
T k tfo a
& CX),
world. Splendidly illustrated,
man should bo without it. W<
.oat; $1.50six months. Address illJ
FuautHEltS, 3«il Broadway, Kqw York City, ^
i . Dr unmond’s Lightning
R'ciiv H i- RbfUinntisni is put
■ s, and tiie price
ti' . b'ittle. Lt cures
every lime. All the cheap reme
dies put together are not worth
one bottle of Dr. Drummond’s.
Lightning Remedy, and any suf
ferer will I tear witness to that
fact, and any druggist who has
sold it is ready and willing to
offer evidence. It will go direct
to the seat of pain and relieve at
once. Sent to any address pre- r
paid on receipt of price, Drum- r ^l eetfulli miIic.U the support
monel Medicine 60.. 4^-uO Mai- voters of \\ hite county m ^
den Lane, New York. Agents die Januarv election, for Colon- D^iiXiUiTOS ,e FoTMrtlI‘i^. U iId^» ,r
wanted . 1 THE KEELEY INSTITUTE,
VVU1ULU. er. EdgowocKt A»c. audlTxSt., ATLANTA, GA.
FOR siHVEVOR
I wspectfulv solicit the su|i-
port of the people of A\ hitecoun-f
ty in the com ing elect ions, for the
office of County Surveyor.
Respectfully, E. B. Crav en, j
FOR CORONER.
Mr. John Allen, of Loudsvilh
