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The i Nugget,
DAHLONEGA, SEPTEMBER 3, 1903
Biiofrcd n( tfio-Oiihloiittjfa, Ca, I*. O
on Horond <^1iisn Matter.
Official Organ of both City and
County.
The state tax has boon fixed at
five mills.
The city taxes of Gainesville are
$100 this year.
Millodgevil'.e’s first lialo of cot
ton last week brought to cents.
Bo sure and come to the Far
mer's meeting here on 18th inst.
It turns out that Consol Magels-
Bon was not killed as reported
only tired at, but escaped iininjur-
cd.
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A storm swopped Grand C ay
man Island last week, destroying
over 100 houses and wrecking 27
ships.
Last week m Charleston, S. 0..
two negro undertakers had a fight
over a corpse which each one claim
ed for burial.
The Calven vagrancy law will
clear Georgia of all her loafers it
the officers do their duty, and be
worth thousands of dollars to the
state.
The price of Hour has advanced
in Gainesville. 1 wo sacks taken
from A mine & Bell recently cost J.
M. Mooney $70 or 12 months in
the chaingang.
The relief committee in Gaines
ville last week distributed $5,500
among the tornado sufferers who
Will Return Them
Jury.
Mu. Editor: -
I n reply to a note in
N ijggf.t concerning
which took place near
Baptist church, will say
to Grand
last week's j
a rocking
Hightower
the stale- I
life
moot was mostly true except Mr.
MoDouglo running and hollowing.
The writer was the one who re* j IEP&I I IL.
ceiyed the rocking, but not with a
very good relish.
If the grand jury want their
I names they can get a part of them
I *
j and they will not have much
I trouble in getting them as I can
' give them a part of the names
now, and will put myself to con-
! siderehle trouble to get the case
j before them.
i will not mention the names
now, but the writers name can be
had at the Nugget office.
This rocking was done, from
what I can find out by experienced
hands, and the grand jury will
have to take hold of it before it
can ever he chocked. For such
business to go on will say “stop I eleven feet in font
having night meetings” and might
as well say slop every thing that j
is good and let them tako the j
country by the heels and give them
a down pull, and let every thing
go to the devil at once.
I will go s<> far as to say that !
the ease of which 1 speak, was the
strongest mark of cowardice 1 have '
ever beyn acquainted with. The work,
road was full of young men and
not a person with the writer, nor
Malarial
Weakness
V/takes the joy of life away and opens^
Si the system to disease. Assist Nature,
/avoid strong drugs, use a gentle Treatment.
JOHN H. MOORE
DMA LICK IN
Fresh Meats,
jsi*^j[ ]ht i
HVER. "
ALSO A I* ULL LINE OF
Sausage, tit
and Tonic Pellets will help the natural forces /1
V to restore perfect health, feed the blood and j ||
Apaint the bloom of health on the cheeks.
.A Treatment that Cures
without unpleasant effects.
w
Complete Treatment
25c.
New
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FOP SALE BY DR. C. II. JONES.
Last week Atlanta contributed
$10,484 for foreign missions.
Last week the Kansas river rose
hours and live
people, lost their lives.
The committee appointed to se
lect a new name for Harmony
Grove lias decided on the name
Commerce.
apy «>; -p,
On Monday
Broyles sent 4
to the tower.
in Atlanta Judge i
alleged vagrants I
Pretty good days J
At Pratt, Kan., Judged. Ellis,
... , ... i undertook to cure dyspepsia by
a (lung except a very small pocket .. ..
' J . } . fasting.
knife to fight with, and to cap it
nil, it was after night. Slip j
are yet disabled, leaving $7,000 of around like a thief at night to
it by
After 97 days
losing his life.
he arid
the relief fund on hand.
Goy. Terrell has issued bis proc
lamution declaring Monday, Sept.
7, which is Labor day, a legal holi
day. This is good news to va
grants for they will he able to loaf
one day without being on the
watch for any officer.
Presidents, governors, and other
exalted dignitaries may cry out
against the mob, but as long as
the rapists commit their devilish
crimes Judge Lynch will continue
on the bench, truthfully remarks
the Cobb County Courier.
Down at Ocilla, Cm., live ne
groes were bound over in one day
for vagrancy under the Calvin act,
among them was one who claimed
to be a preacher in charge of a
church but ho was put in the same
path with the sinners and all
marched along together.
At Cuoro, Tex., last week a ne
gro was standing on the gallows
ready to start to heaven (according
to what he said) and a notice of a re
spite of two days was received
from the governor while the sheriff
was adjusting the black cap. And
now if that negro fails to reach his
destination the governor will he to
blame for it.
Two preachers, one white and
harm a person who never did them | the < tlior a negro, were arrested in
one bit of harm in the world. If j Atlanta last Sunday for preaching
tin' grand jury don't take hold of on the streets without license.
such as this what will the country j
come to? They arc sworn to put |
in such violations as como under
their knowledge, and I am do
tertnined that this shall come un
der their knowledge.
The writer thinks it all came
from some of the young men want
ing to go with a young lady, and I
would advise the young men to
work with the young lady, not
rock the young man who goes
with her.
“A stitch in time saves nine”
and a prosecution now perhaps
would cause the young men to lead
a different life.
Uniform text books are getting
so thick around the capitol that it
is almost, impossible to walk into j
any office without stumbling oyer ;
a large stack of them, They are
to be found upon the desk of every
member of the state hoard of edu
cation, and the office of the state
school commissioner is piled high
with them, says the (’onstitulion.
Walter L. Middleton, general
auditor of the Tallulah Falls Rail
road, who was in Atlanta last week
Slid plans are now being made for
building a string of hotel-', from
Cornelia, Ga., up through Tallulah
Falls and the mountain- of Geor
gia to Franklin, N. C. The North
Georgia mountains are looked up
on us one of the most important
summer resort sections in tho
South.
It Wasn’t Henry’s Still.
McCayn, Tknn.,
Aug. 30, 1903.
Ed. Nugget:
I sec in your paper of this week
that you say they went up in Chcs-
tatee and got my still. Now, Mr.
Townsend, I consider this a great
j. ! injustice to me, as I have quit the
| whiskey business several years ago
; and have been at this place at
| work for the past nine months,
j This still, it is true, was near my
| house hut it was not on my land
| and I had nothing, whatever, to do
j witii it.
| i will consider it a great favor
j if you will correct this for me, as
I am out of the whiskey business
and never aim to have anything
more to do with it. So please
correct this for me and greatly
oblige. Your friend,
Henry Seabout.
Note by the Editor.— One of
the officials told ns that the still
belonged to Mr. Seabolt is why
we published it. Very ghid to
hear that Mr. Seabolt 1ms quit the
business.
In Person county, N. C., last,
week, groans were hoard coming
from the coffin of a woman who
had been shipped a long distance.
She was alive but died in a short
while.
We learn that dining a storm
a few days ago three houses were
blown away at Now Holland, G o,
causing much alarm among her
people who were visited by that
destructive cyclone on the first day
of June.
Tho physicians the in hospital at
Augusta have an interesting case
to challenge their medical skill.
Mrs. William Avnrv, whose home
is at Lincoluton, Ga., went there
for treatment the other day. She
is but a shadow of her former self
and weighs only 39 pounds. S.o
is so wee k that she can not stand
without being supported. Mrs.
Avary says she suffers only from
weakness and that her appetite is
as good as it ever was. Her nor
mal weight is 135, and the cause of
the loss of flesh has proved a puz
zle to physicians who have attend
ed hoi.
Fannin’s sheriff sales till twelve
columns of the Blue Ridge World.
Mr. John Chapmen of this coun
ty, bus rented land at Buckbeud,
six miles of Atlanta, where he will
move in the fall and engage in
truck farming.
Mr. W. *J. Loveless of Dahlon-
ega, writes hack from Esex, N. C.,
that a negro killed a white girl
^ out there, cut her head and legs
; off and put her in a sack and threw
| the body into a ditch.
A message from Teheran, Per-
i sia, says: The famous Caucasian
\ brigand, iverina, who was known
I iis Mosolino, is dead. In sixteen
years Kurina committed 120 mur
ders and more than 1,000 highway
robberies. His life of crime, how
ever, was ended in 1889, when the
shah employed him on his body
guard. Later Korina resigned this
position and led a peaceful life.
“The bread fruit trees bear elev
en times in one year in Africa,”
Rev. William H. Heard of Atlanta,
uationo! president of the Colored
( National Emigration and Commer-
[ eial Association, told the negroes
i gathered at Valdosta to hear why
t icy should go to Liberia. He
j might have aroused more onthu-
! siasm if he had told them that wa
termelons get ripe in the winter,
just like they do in tho summer,
remarks the Savannah News.
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♦♦♦♦♦
THE D A H LO N E G A H OT E L j
U T a Ttvp T%s <pw
the public, with a table supplied
Is now Open to .... .mil a uiou; Mippneu w
best the country affords. Furniture entirely now
Rate.-: Pei""day, $1.50; per week, $(>; per nmnih
Mrs. .JOHN HATFIELD;
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l'up.
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Mill Talk.
The daily papers are a
you want them, but it is the week
ly paper that advertises your busi
ness, your schools, your churches,
your numerons societies, sympas
thizos with you in your adversities
and rejoices in vour prosperity.
In .-holt, it is your weekly paper
that mentions the thousand and
one items in which you arc inter
ested during th: year and which
you do not find in the daily pas
pers. — Da If on \ rgus.
K i >. Nugget:
Messrs. Harris Gilsfrap and
Ashley Laprade aro erecting a
fine merchant mill, grist mill and
rGht if! c,)l,oK -in on Wahoo, in Quillian’s
'district. The foundation is on a
rock, not sand, A wise man's plan,
not a fool’s. This me ins much
convenience to the people of Hall
and Lumpkin. Those gentleman
mean business.
Good will lo all.
NOT
GOINQ
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ar-
usmess
Having made satisfactory
rangements to continue
at the
PRESENT LOCATION
l will continue selling
.15 t Cxo ods
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LOOP THE LOOP,
VARIETY FAIR,
BOBBY WALTHOUR, LIVE SI
SHOWS; RACES EVERY DAY.
K: HORSE AND POULT:.Y
REMEMBER THE DAIES.
mania's m fait, siei. i is at, it
Fr nk ~W eldon, Sec-
fiss&KssmaB
IF YOU WISH YOL'I!
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With, the
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it
Aug, 27, 1008.
The yellow fever
Mexico, the deaths
about fourteen a day.
Citizen.
has struck
averaging
I
222 South Peoria St.,
Chicago, Out. 7, 1902.
Eight months ago I was so ill
that I was compelled to lio or sit
down nearly all the time. My
stomach was so weak and upset
that I could keep nothing on it
and I vomited frequently. I
could not urinate without great
pain and I coughed so much that
my throat and lungs were raw
and sore. The doctors pro
nounced it Bright’3 disease and
others said it was consumption.
It mattered little to mo what
they called it and I had no de
sire to live. A sister visited me
from St. Louis and asked me if
l had ever tried A Vino of Cnrdui.
I. told her I had not and sho
bought a bottle, I believe that
it raved my 1 iio. I believe many
women could save much suffer
ing it they but knew of its value.
£ /
/
Don't you want freedom from
pain? Take AVino of Cardui
and make one supreme effort to
bo well. You do not need to be
a weak, helpless sufferer. You
can have a woman’s health and
do a woman's work in 1 ifc. Why
not secure a bottle of Wine of
Cardui from your druggist to
day?
Lowest
I still have a lot of
Where yen will also !in<l a complete line of
Tobacco, Cigars, Paints, Oils,
jQ<
ads,
cost,
beautiful line of
I Organdies and
F-* jlt*.. V JiA
and
HATH
that 1 will sell at and below first
have just opened up a
Lawns, Dimities,
Appliques that
can t he beat lor beauty and price.
My slock is complete, and prices
to please any one, all ! ask is your
inspection and 1 will guarantee
to please you in quality, beauty
and price.
Thanking you for past favors, 1
trust to merrit vour pat ronage in
the future.
Yours for Business,
i Rubber Goods and Druggist’s Sunib ios gen-
I entity, PRICES RIGHT.
Ol
Lumpkin Court n
Silting for County Pui'-j
lumber 2nd, l!.'n:\
It Is ordered by tin- Court
filly cents oil- the. one bu nd red
of the taxable property of said
•as per the digest for iilJS, be
Slime is hereby levied, and i
same be collected by the tax >
of said bounty, for the billow!
poses, to-vvit:
For County, Lund
For Jury Fund
For bridge Fund
For Jail Fund
For Pauper Fimd
Men And
A Mention.
wocms^
Women,
(Pat Ca
dollar’:
the
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Viiraila,
Making an aggregate of. .. CO cents
> a the one hundred dollars of the tax-
L lu property of said county, for
( lunly purposes for the year ICi».i.
This the 2nd day of September, 1803.
John Ha i r, Ordinary.
F0LEYSH0NEY^X4K
for children/ safe, sure• tie opiates
Tile North Georgia
0,.lleoe,-.ostabli.-lie«! by tho sli,u ’
| offer-the greatest ami mod |«0'
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10 calls I bail'd cheap, elmiuti
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