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I. The! Nugget. DAHLONEGA. NOV. 5, ltf03. Anctred nt the Daliloneijn, < as Second OlftHH ittiii (or. '.A. 1*. O Official Organ of both City and County. 'i’hc Grand Lodge of Masons ro efoctcd its present officers at Ma con last week. A white primary has been or dered for Mayor in Gainesville on December 5th. A w(Hiding occurred in the pub 1 ' fie square of Gainesville last week, being Mr. Thomas Edmonson and Miss Malinda Smith. Henry E. Cary was killed in At lanta last week by the discharge of his own gun while in the barn killing rats, by the trigger striking a nail. Politics will soon tie in motion from president of the United States on down to rrmlitia district bailiffs, then cycry body will have a friend, even to the poor man and the ne- U*U> _ You never hear of any country editor being bothered by pick pockets in Atlanta or any where else. Simply beenttso they are too lean and hungiy for such men as those to notice them. The dwelling occupied by Hoc Harris and family was destroyed Jn Gainesville last week by fire. It is said that ho had several thousand dollars stored away in tho building, all of which was lost, causing Mr. Harris to be almost distracted. At Savannah last week T. B. ifcrrford received into tho Meth od tel efraretr, I/. W. Cribb, who te to»bang Nov. 10 for murder in Coffee county. Ho was baptized in jail. We would like to know whero ho expects to tako the sacraiftent? In MILITARY PROMOTIONS the Department of the N. C1. A. College. Tho great New York newspaper man, William R. Hearst, came nnd returned without the Nugget man getting to seo him, but we suppose ft he is elected president of tho United Slates that ho will not take any exceptions' but will treat us as one of tho people. Pickpockets in Atlanta last week folieved Bishop Warner Candler of eight dollars. By robbing the head of the Methodist church shows that they have no more res Sped for a saint than » sinner Wonder if Hro. Mark will refuse fo send his children to school in Atlanta now? The following promotions, ap pointments and assignments are made in the battalion of cadets: Major—Captain, R. A. Byers. 1st Lieutenant and Adgitant— Sergeant Major J. F. Broach. Ser geant Major—Sorgent L. G. Fort ner. Chief Musican—H. Stanton. Principal Musicians—Hodges and Chappel A. Captain, Co. A—1st Lieutenant W. T. Townsend. 1st Lieutenant Co. A—1st Lieutenant .1. V. Ar- rendale. ‘2nd Lieutenant Co. A —Sergeant W. S. Gnillard. 1st Sergeant, Co. A Sergeant J. C. Kirkpatrick. Sergeants Co. A—1st Sergeant Lester Holden ; 2nd, Capt. L. II. Cochran. 3rd, Corperal John .T. F. Tillson, Jr. 4th, Private E. B. Kirkpatrick. Corporals, Co. A — 1st, Private G. E. Wilson ; 2nd, J. W. Findley; 3rd, Geo. Jolks; 4th, W. E. Broach; 5th, It. L. Davis. Captain. Co. B—Sergeant J. R. Ilenly. 1st Lieutenant—W. T. Dowda; 2nd Lieutenant — J. D. Gartatowsky. 1st — C. It. Collins. Sergeants, Co. R—1st, Corporal O. W. Steed; 2nd, W. H. Peacock; 3rd, J. T. Knox; 4th, Private Ralph Ponder. Corporals, Co. B- 1st, Priyate W. 0. Matthews; 2nd, G. Stan ton; 3rd, W. L. Jackson ; 4th, II. McKee; 5th, It. Rutherford. The following is the lineal rank of the officers and non-commis sioned officers of the battalion of cadets: 1st, Major it. A. Byere. Cap tains— 1st, Townsend ; 2nd, Hen ley. 1st Lieutenants—1st, Ar- rendale; 2nd, Broach; 3rd, Dow da. 2nd Lieutenants—1st, Gor- tatowsky; 2nd, Gaillard. 1st Sergeants— 1st, Collins; 2nd, Kirkpatrick. Sergeant Major, Fortson. Ser geants—1st, Holden; 2nd, Steed; 3rd, Cochran; 4th, Peacock; 5th, Tillson; 6th, Knox; 7th, Kirks Patrick; 8th Ponder. Chief Musician—H. Stanton. Principal Musicians—F. Hodges, 2nd, Chappel A. Corporals—-1st Wilson; 2nd, Matthews; 3rd, Findley; 4th, G. Stanton ; 5th, Jackson ; 6th, Jelks; 7th, McKee-; 8th, Rutherford ; 9th, Broach; 10th, Davis. V BILIOUSNESS MaKes CHRONIC INVALIDS. r When the liver is torpid, bile enters the blood as a virulent poison. Liver ills follow. AND.IONIC Pellets sre the only Treatment j that gives ibe liver just the right touch and^ starts Nature’s work in the right manner.. The Pill touches the liver, the Pellets tone the system. Complete Trenlment "/'/j 25 CtS. ^9 Co., sis- FOR SALE BY DP. C. H. JONES. Jim Morton, an Atlanta negro, made a test case of tho recently enacted Calvin vagrancy law by taking out habeas corpus proceeds ings against Sheriff John W. Nelms, of Fulton county. The supreme court of Georgia has rens dered a decision affirming the de cision of the lower court and stat ing that the law was constitutional and that no proof to the contrary had been submitted. There arc a lot of people afraid to cat cabbage on account of the so-called cabbage snake. This is all foolishness. There is no harm in the thing. One was sent to the Department of Agriculture and they pronounced it a worm or what is commonly called a “horse hair snake” and it is harmless, un less taken into the stomach alive. If any body lias died from eating cabbage, it was caused by Paris Green, or else they were founder', cd,—Ellijay Courier. It will soon tako a big which to boil tho politics. pot in Millard Leo, who murdered his Sweetheart in Atlanta many months ftgo, Was hanged last Friday. Dr Broughton of that city said in a card the day beforo his execution that it was a shame opon tho state for YjCc to be hanged. It would have been a greater shame upon the state had Be not been executed after having killed this poor inno cent girl without a moments warn ing. His execution was postponed six different times. We should look at both sides of tho picture* Attorney General Hart is en gaged in investigating the legal aspect of the complaint made by scores of citizens of Fannin, I'owns, Union and Gilmer coun ties, in this state, that tho funles and gases emitted from tho copper furnaces at Ducktown are doing much damage to the trees and veg etation of every character in the counties above named, judge Hart says that if half of what the com plaints say is true, the condition of that section of the state is a (serious matter to tho people living there. He says that the fumes and gases from tho smelting fur naces at Ducktown affect trees and vegetation of twentysfive or thirty milds in every direction, and that the infected section is growing in size yearly. He says that there is ho stato law that can help to abate the nuisance, but that he thinks the federal laws will give tho re lief desired, either by an injunc tion or a suit brought by tho state of Georgia against the operators of these mines for damages. Pension Commissioner Lindsay submitted his annual report to the governor last week, giving the number of pensioners and tho total amount paid. Tho total number of pensioners paid during tho year 1999 amounts to 14,513. The to tal number paid last year was 13,s 975. an increase of 528. The amount of money paid out was $859,100, this year, aguinst $822,- 695 last year, an increase of $88, 000< Thcro is a surplus in the treasury now from tho pension money which was not paid out which amounts to $18,890. Com missioner Lindsay has also com pleted the rolls for next year. This roll shows an increase in the number of pensioners to be paid Instead of a decrease, as was an ticipated. Yesterdays afternoons mail brings the uawa that tho demo crats eloctod McOlennan in New York by TO,000 plurality, A democratic governor is elected in Maryland and the republicans lose the legislature. In Ohio the ro- publioKua carry the legislature nnd elect Herreck governor by ovor 100,000 plurality. The dem ocrats redact governor Garvin in in Rhode Island and tho republi cans reelect Bates in Massachu setts. Iowa, Nebraska, Colorado and Now Jersey go republican. Rev. W. O. Petty, a well known citizen shot at J. B. Lipscomb at tho latter’s store in Gainesville last Saturday. The weapon used was a double barreled shotgun. Lipscomb dodgod and the load of shot entered tho arm of Jones Gaines, who was standing near, inflicting a painful although not dangerous wound. Petty recently wrote an article severely excoriat ing Lipscomb because the latter was alleged to be running a blind tiger near Petty’s home. Lips - comb was fined $500 by Judge Kimsey at the last torm of Hall county superior court for selling liquor and agreed to leave the county, Petty claims that Lips comb is now operating a worse place than formerly. BLACK 01 STOCK and POULTRY MEDICINE Stock and poultry have few troubles which are not bowel and liver irregularities. Blaek- Draught Stock and Poultry Medi cine is a bov/el and liver remedy for stock. It puts the organs of digestion in a perfect condition. Prominent American breeders aad farmers keep their herds and flocks healthy by giving them an occa sional dose of Black-Draught Stock and Poultry Medicine in their food. Any stock raiser may buy a 25-cent half-pound air-tight can of this medicine from his dealer and keep his stock in vigorous health for weeks. Dealeaa gener ally keep Black-Draught Stock and Poultry Medicine. If yours does not, send 26 cents for a sample can to the* «uanufacturers, The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chat tanooga, Tenn. Roohelui, Ga., Jan. SO, 1902. Black-Draught Stock and Poultry Msdloinu ia the best X aver tried. Our stook wa9 looking; bad wheu you sent me tho medicine and now they are getting so flue. They are looking 20 per oent. bolter. S. P. BEOCKINGTON. BEWARE! NOTICE! I own and control complete titles to Wild Land Lots No. 257—11—1 in Lumpkin county and No. 295—0—1 in Union county, Ga. They are for sale. Judge F. M. Williams of Two Run, was for a long time my agent and was authorized to sell for me. He is no longer ray agent, nor is any one else at present; so buy of me. W. C. Cahter, Rochelle. Wilcox Co. Ga. Nov. 5. 1003 SHERIFF'S SALE. Georgia, Lumpkin County, Will be sold before I be Court house door of the County of Lumpkin on the 1st Tuesday in December next, within the Iceal hours of sa e to Die highest bidder for cash, tho following property, to-wit: All of fractional lot of land number one hundred and fifty (150), and fifty' acres more or less of lot of land num ber one bundled (i'ly-one (151), bounded as follows; On the south by the lands of S. M. Coleman, on the east by the lands of F. M. Wholclicl and Isaac Brown, and on the north west by the lands of the Gainesville & Dalilonega Electric Railway Company and the Chesta ee liyer, all lying, be ing and situated in tho 11 tli District of originally I-Iall, now Lumpkin County, Georgia. Levied on as the property of A. E. Sulh-ns, by virtue o nnd to satisfy a fi. fa. issued from the Superior court of said county, in favor of A. T. Jay vs. A. E. Sullens, princi pal, and John Sullens, A. It. Sullens, ,T. W. Ilulsey, Fabe Sullens, ,T. P>. Adams, T. II. Sullens, and A. W Ilulsey, securities, and A. B. Whel- cliel, endorser. This the 4th day of November, 1903. J. M. Davis, Sheriff. Georgia, Lumpkin County. To all whom it may concern: B. F. Anderson, Administrator of tho estate of William M. Wehunt, represents to the court in his petition duly filed, that he 1ms fully adminis tered on the estate of said deceased, and prays to be finally discharged. And 1 will pass upon said application at the Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in December next. Given under my hand and official signature. This the 2nd day of No- yember, 1903. John IlruF, Ordinary. CITY MARSHAL’S SALE. Georgia,Lumpkin County. Will be sold, on the first Tuesday in December, next, at public out-cry at the court house in Dalilonega, Georgia, said county within the legal hours for sheriff’s sales, to the highestbidder for cash, the following property, to-wit: A certain City lot on “Pea Rigde.” hounded by the lands of M. J. Wil liams, Mary Stephens and The Lump kin County Land and Improvement Co., and being the lot on which Aman da Harshaw now resides. Levied on as the property of Amanda Harshaw, by virtue of and to satisfy a City tax ti. fa. in favor of the City of Dahlone- ga vs. the said Amanda Harshaw for City taxes for the year 1903. This Nov. 2nd, 1903. Gko. W. Wai.kkr, City Marshal. CITY VOTERS, TAKE NOTICE. The registration book for the ap proaching City election is now open at tho store of W. P. Price, Jr., and will close permanently on the night of December the 12th, 1903, at 9 o’clock. All qualified yoters desiring to vote in siiid election must register within the time mentioned. This Nov. 3, 1903. R. II. Baker, Mayor. Wm. J. Worley, City Clerk. NOTICE. Sealed bids will he received by the undesigned for cleaning and painting the Iron Bridges belonging to LumpT kin County, known as the “Davis Bridge'’ and “Castlebery’s Bridge,” until 11 o’clock a. m., on the 20th "day of November, 1903. Bids required on each Bridge separately. All material to he furnished by the county. The right to reject any and all bids reserv ed. Bidder must furnish ladder and scaffolding. This November 3rd, 1093. John Huff, Ordinary. Georgia, Lumpkin County. To all whom it may concern: Mrs. Sarah Ann Lance, widow of Joseph V. Lai ce, deceased, having in due form applied to the undersigned for a years support out cf the estate of the deceased, and appraisers having made their return to me of Ihe same, all persons concerned are hereby required to show cause if any they can before ihe Court of Ordinary of said county outlie first Monday in December, 1903, why said application should not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature. This the 3rd day of No vember, 1903. John Huff, Ord’y. BARBERSHOP W HEN wanting a nice clean shave, hair cut or shampoo, call on Henry Underwood, First-class barber shop in eveiy respect, where he will he found ready to Vi ait on you at auy time ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 4 JOHN H. MOORE, | DEALER ]N ♦ V ♦ fresh Meats, Sausage, EtiJ ; ALSO A FULL LINE OF \ \ ♦ i -r tym ¥ rootf'rrn»«*• I ; if r.iit15Lb yitUULhIE8, I > In Simmons I3u* Id in t I F YOU WISH. You\: PfGSGiipiiOiis m rMa'tr With the ’ Freshest & Purest W IS fl Ti! BE HAD, CARRY TfjEM TO THE DRUG STORE ' F a i II L . y y 11 Ei When: you will also find a complete line of Tobacco, Cigars, Paints, Oils, Leads, Stationery, Combs, Rust* Rubber Goods and Druggist’s Sundries gen erally, PRICES RIGHT. Low Hates VIA Dry Boons, Sloes an Hotting sin. The Most Direct Route to HAPPINESS, CONTENTMENT AND PROSPERITY. For further particulars call at An ram and let ns make you prices on Fall, Winter and all other goods. j Mnwi. -sr- ' ■ Georgia, Lumpkin County. Miller Davis and John Montgomery, Executors of the last Will and Testa ment of John Simmons, late of said County, deceased, having filed their petition for discharge as such execu tors, this is to cite a.l persons con cerned to show cause against tho granting of said discharge, at the regu lar tei in of the Court oi Ordinary for said County to be held on the first Monday in December, 1903. John Huff, Ordinary. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. Georgia, Lumpkin County. By virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary of said county, granted at the December Term, 1899, of said Court, I will sell, at public out cry, on the first Tuesday in December, 1903, at the court house door in said county, between the legal hours for sheriff’s sales, Ihe following real es tate, all lying in the. county of Lump kin, said slate, and being: The undivided 23-24ths of lot of land No. (710) seven hundred and ten, the undivided 17-24thsof lot of land No. (709) seyc.n hundred amt nine, and the undivided 11-24!hs of lot of land No. (719) seven hundred and nineteen, all of said lots lying contiguous and being in the (5) Fifth District and Firs', Section, said county and state, also all of lots No. (723) seven hundred and twenty-three in the ( 5)Fifth District and First Section, and all of lot No. (334) three hundred and thirty-four in the (LI) Eleventh District and First Section, said county and stale. Each of said lots contain ing in the whole forty acres, more or less. The same being sold as (lie properly of the Estate of John B. Graham, de ceased. Terms cash. This November 3rd, 1903. John ID Graham, Administrator of Estate of John B. Graham, deceased. FALL & WINTER Millinery OF f DEItCIlirilON i IIS® Cheap and Good. Call at once. jEpk. Strict TAX COLLECTOR’S 2NO. h0tjND ' . Cane Creek, Nov 3-from 8 to U »' Ki ]nb 1 t■ vvU13— I 4 P' m ' Mill Crock, 4-lQ to 3. Auraria, 5--10 to 1. , Martaii’.’s Ford, <> Wahoo, 7—10 to 4. Shoal Creek, 9—' . ' Crumby’s, lO^Jo U^ 1 ", Frog Town, H ' ( hostatoc, > ]•> 10 to D Porter Springs, J- / Yahoo!a, 13-10 to - , Dalilonega, H— ,J tv,,.;* Hi—10 to I ■ 1 E. J ” T.C