The Dahlonega nugget. (Dahlonega, Ga.) 1890-current, December 17, 1903, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1 HE i N UGC DAM LON EGA. J OTU t 1 DEC. 17, I dO 3 Rich, Rare and Racy. Burlr-nl ai i lie D.ililoitetra, C» n ■cnml Class Matter. Official ()l ;?|U1 of Ik County. man Lamar of Flora Ctoifjn asks congress Sway tie, of the northern district ot that state, on charges of crimes and misdemeanors. At Sacramento, Cal., last week John H. Wood, the negro who led the convicts' Folsom prison who stabbed a guard to death, was found guilty of murder in the second degree, lie was ordered to appear before the court at the end of 100 years to receive his sentence, as he is already serving a life sentence. The office of clerk of the Supe rior sought for now more than any other. The prospective candi dates so far are Messrs. F. L. Reese, W. II. Jones, W. .T. Worley, 51. L. Senholl, Lindsey Cook, Henry Lee and Chalmos Stow, and others likely to come out. When you become fully deter mined to make the race send in your names for announcement and we will assure you the people of the county will soon line! it out. When Cel. II. I\ Farrow, of the i Queen ot the Mountains, was in our city a few days ago, ho laugh ingly told us of some fun he has a head. The Colonel knows a good City and thing when ho sees it, and he wields a lively pen when ho is in the right humor. All hotels and summer resorts are liable to be to THE OLD RELIABLE to impeach Judge j visited by persons who seek “dead bent" their way, but it is a rare thing for any person of prom inence to attempt to “dead-beat” a summer resort in his own state. But there is a “lady in it”—>es, a who escaped from ,ovo scrape and a disappointment, last summer and 'Hie “Judge” was a “widower”; he had a lovely “governess”; he was doubtless fondly looking forward to a happy “consummation”; he sent her with his children to “the Queen of the Mountains the time come to return to the “Seu-board,’' lie wrote the Colonel to have her and his children meet „ , . , ... i him in Atlanta on a ccitain day mrt oi tins county is being , . , . , , , . . . • . and to mail her lull to him and lie Health For a Quarter! People who have torpid liver find life ayS misery. All they need is a mild remedy likeV and Tonic Pellets. The Pill stimulates the' liver to its proper work and the Pellets invig orate the system. In short, they both assist Nature, as a medicine should do. Absolutely Pure THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE The amount of money saved by the state, selecting the school books is enormous. We have felt confident for some time that this would he a good plan and put in everv word for its adoption that we possibly could, although some of our most influential citizens were again-l it. Hereafter the books will come direct from the press without any middle man profit- the profit goes to the patron <>f schools and benefits those who need it worse. Had our legislators done nothing else but passed this bill, they earned tho money they received for the session. : would remit; of course ihe Colonel did it; they met in Atlanta; the ■‘Judge” remitted for the children I nut “omitted’’as to the biautiful “governess”; and “there hangs a tale”—rich, rare and nicy! While | at “the Queen of the Mountains” i this beautiful and accomplished! young “governess” met a young I gentleman of one of the oldest and best families in Georgia, and a lyoungmanof wealth and social prominence, and the result was a 1 j love scrape and an engagement that in a little while resulted in a I “happy consummation” and left the “Judge,” poor fellow, in that The republicans will nominate when ''I' 0 ' 1 ’ presidential <au lidate in Chi cago. The house committee of Oon- gress is pinning to cut down fed eral pensions. Last week one of the biggert harness factories of Ihe south was destroyed by fire at Buford, (in. Gob ITidcrwood of White county, killed a top-months-old hog recently that weighed 100 I pounds. l>y a small boy taking a handful 1 j of chest lines from a stand in At lanta the other day, it caused him to have to work .‘50 days. Dr. Dowio announces that he will build a high wall around Zion City for the purpose of keeping out worldly people. Complete Treatment FOR SALE BY DR. C. H. JONES. The City Mass Meeting. •Jerry Simpson declares that money is a dead issue in politics. So is the lack of socks as an argil'* mint for political preferment, says the Savannah Nows. Bob Middlebrook, cob. was peculiar state of mind which causs I hanged at Cartersyille last Friday ed him to drift precipitiously into j for the murder of a bailiff at tho error of supposing that this Adairville some time ago. i emui kable concatenation of. col j Rome Tribune demands a plunk lalei al cmcumstanees would jnsti-1 j n n( , x t platform calling for the free and unlimited coinage of The campaign is beginning to warm up and we wish to state to our friends that the columns of the Nugget arc open to any of the candidates wishing to make a “few scattering remarks,” at reasonable figures. It is not likely that the Nugget will take a stand for any democrat against another. It. is a “family” matter, and you must settle questions that may arise yourselves. \Y T o will do our best to keep off the republicans. Then when tho primary is held we will stick to tho ones nominas ted like a sick kitten on a hot brick, whether wo get our choice or not. fy him in repudiating an honest tnd he wrote the Colonel nc cordingly. The Colonel cares noth ingfor the amount of money in volved and has not, nor will not permit tho lovely wife of a most eggs in December on a parity with July prices. The many friends of Judge H. T. Lewis, former associate Justice noble husband, now residing in a ; ^ ,C(>1 2' 11 Supreme court, will distant state, to know the result of that “remarkable concatenation of collateral circumstances,” nor would he ever permit them to pay one cent of the “Judges” debt. But tho Colonel sees a little “fun ahead” and will sue on the account, thus making all the little incidents going to make up this “remarka- b'e concatenation of collateral circumstances” matter of court proceedure and we will have a re porter on hand and give our rea*- dors the experience of tho “lower country Judge.” It' is not the money the Colonel is after bat he wants a little “fun” out of that remarkable concatenation of col- A preacher at the conclusion of! lateral circumstances” that precip itated the “lower country Judge” into such an attitude as to repudi- ono of his sermons said: “Detail in the house who arc paying their debts stand up.” Instantly every man, woman and child, with one exception, rose to their feet. The preacher seated them and said: “Now every man not paying his debts stand up.” Tho exception noted a care-worn, hungry-looking individual, clothed in his last summer’s suits, slowly assumed a perpendicular position. “How is it, my friend,” asked the minister, “that you are the only man not to meet Ids obligations?” “I run a newspaper,” he meekly answered, “and the brethren here who just stood up are my subscribers, and ” “Let us pray,” exclaimed the minister. 1 he great army of the United States pensioners must view with arlarm, says the Savannah News, the action of Gov. Bliss of Michi gan and a widow in Massachusetts who last week renounced their pensions on the ground that they did not need the money. Gov. Bliss receives a salary of $4,000 a year from the state, and the widow has just come into an inheritance, which circumstances led the two to inform tho pension com nission- er that they could get along com fortably without government aid. But arc not these precedents dan gerous to tho pensioners? Sups pose the people should become impressed with tho idea that only those who need pensions ought to have them. ate an honest debt. The Cabbage Question. Editor Eagle: Not for one moment have I attached any im portance whatever to tho “eel worm” recently found in cabbage. But there is one phase of this ques tion well worth our attention. It is this: Some people occasionally sprinkle Paris Green upon their cabbage for the purpose of killing tho worms and other insects that prey upon the plant. For this purpose it is very effective. But Paris Green, as is generally known, is a deadly poison. A very small quantity of it will cause alarming symptons. When sprink ling on cabbage it is supposed that subsequent rains will wash it all away. This is a very dangerous practice. Paris Green should nev er, under any circumstances, be used for this purpose on cabbage. Now, if it be true, that anybody at all has been poisoned by eating cabbage, I suspect that Paris Green did it. L. C. Allen. Hosebton, Ga. A judge of the' criminal branch | of the New York city court has recently been making investigation in the line of cigarette smoking, j and every criminal he asked ad- I mitted he smoked them. Atlanta is flooded with counter 'feit money—mostly quarters. regret to hear of his death, occurred last week. which Barbers and everybody else haye been compelled to closo up At the city mass meeting last their shops on Sundays in Gaines- evening for the purpose of uomi j viile. Not even a soft drink or a nating a mayor and four aldermen ! cigar can be had on the day of rest. W. A. Charters was elected chairs I man and \V. 8. Huff secretary, and the following is the result: For Mayor, K. H. Baker. For Alder men, l-i Ward, E. I’. Vickery. 2nd Ward, T. rl. Smith, W. B. Townsend. 15rd Ward, .T. E. .Mcs Gee. The vote stood as follows: For Mayor, Ii. II. Baker 81, M. J. Williams 4(5. For aldermen, 1st Ward, E. B, Vickery 70, Boyd | Gurley 2d. 2nd Ward; short I term, T. J. Smith by acclama tion; longterm, W. II. Jones 553. \V. B. Townsend (57. 3rd Ward, J. E. McGee by acclamation. Hall county went “dry” this [week by about 1000 majority. I Something like 1800 votes were I polled and only 34 “wet” ones cast, in the county outside of Gainesville. We can’t help but rejoice with the majority of the people of that county, even it we do live 25 miles away and scarcely ever visit that section. -CManivs F or g , At the Nugget office.’-vn * . find the following blanks- "" Warranty Deeds' Mortgage Note?' M,?' Chattlo MortmiV f'- gcF ‘fas Common Timer s Leases' Lnminn' w nrrnn ' I eace Warrants, Options, Power ofAttorney AY it ness gammons, • J • Ni nimons, justice s Court Pif a8 forthcoming Bond*’ Cons able s advertise-,,loins Am, „ onc * s for Title ’ Affidavit, & Bond for Garnish Administrator’s Doods ° Ut and Attachments. “'orFOiSip- Physician & Surgeon fiahlonega, Ga. aw. Attorney at I Daklonec/a, Ga. All legal ' " 8ine r>n mptty mended to Will. J Attorney at Law, AND BEALES'] ATE AGENT, Dahloncqn, Ga. ,iAra£4R Cures Golds; Prevclrts Pneuninb JOHN H. MOORE -DEALER Bro. Craig of the Eagle, is a candidate for alderman in Gaines ville, to till the place made va cant by the resignation of Col. Howard Thompson, who was re cently elected mayor. We hope Brother Craig will “land safe on high.” The State School Book Commis sion has at last made a report of its examination and adopted a uniform list of text books to be used in the public schools of Geor gia. This is a splendid selection wo think and marks a mile post in Georgia’s educational progress. Now let us adopt a compulsory education system and wo will soon roach the point where we will not be one of the leading states in ils literacy.—Southern World. Dr. J. D. Jennings, tho optician of Gainesville, spent two days in Dnhlonega this week examining and tilting people up with first- class glasses. Pile Doctor thor oughly understands the business and knows exactly what you need. Wo are glad to state that the Doc tor thinks of making Duhloneg.it frequent visits, so as to accommo date all those needing his services. In Simmons 13irTdins*. 1 t J ! In reply to Goy. Terrell, Gov. Frazier df Tennessee, writes th.-t he has no. jurisdiction over the Ducktowu copper mines, and sug gests an appeal to the federal courts. Postmaster Tate requests that all persons mailing Christmas packages to write or print their return card on them. Send in your job work and have it ready for the new year. IF YOTJ W 1 SH YO UJ.i % With the FresI iest P11 i*esi “I Hurt Tht’dford'fi Blaclc-DrniiKht * rood medicine for li\er disease. It cured inv - on after ho had spent *100 with doctors. It is all the med icine I take.”—MRS. CAhOLINE MARTIN, Parkersburg, \V. Va. if your liver Joes not. act reg ularly go to your druggist tnd secure a package of Tliedford’s Black-Draught and take a dose tonight. This groat family mcdiciitp frees the constipated bowels, stirs np the torpid liver and causes a healthy secretion of bile. The,(ford's black - Draught will cleanse the bowels of im purities and strengthen the kid neys. A torpid liver invites colds. biliousness, chills and lever and till manner of sick ness and contagion. Weak kid neys result in Bright’s disease which claims as many victims as consumption. A’ 25-cent package of Thedford’s Black- Draught should always he kept in the house. “I used Thedford’s Black for liver nud kidnev com- pliYints aiuJ fuuud nothing to excel blcbLaTill °° FFWAN - Mllr - Shinglcs Wanted. i 75,000 shingles wanted at Dorter Springs, to be delivered by Mav 1st I 1004. Address. I Junky D. Faruow, Gainesville, Ga. SHERIFF’S SALES. Georgia, Lumpkin County. Will lie sold before the court house door of the county of Lumpkin, on tin- 1st Tuesday in January next, within the legal hours of sale to the highest bidder tor cash, the following property to-wit: The fanning interest, in and to lot of land number 105. in the ||th district ot originally Hall now Lumpkin coun ty, Georgia. Levied on as the proper ty of Mrs. Louisa Crissou by virtue of and to satisfy an attachment. Ii. fa. is sued from the Justices Court, of the H;!7th District, G. M.. of said county, in favor of The Frank W. Hall Mdse Company, II. D. Ingersoll, bearer, vs. the said Mrs. Lovisa Crissou. Levy made and returned to me by by l-j Carroll. L. C. This the 2nd day of Dec. 1903. .T. M. Dams, Shorin'. Georgia, Thomas County. By virtue of ail order of the Court of Ordinary of said Comity, Will be sold at public outcry at the Court House in said.County on the first Tuesday in January, 1904, between the usual hours ot sale, to the highest bidder for ci-.sh : but of land, number Four Hundred and Forty-seven, lying in the fifteenth district nnd first section of the County ol Lumpkin, said state, and containing thirty-nine and one-half acres, more or less; and to la- sold as the properly of the Estate of J. ]!. F. Dixon, deceased This Dec. mber 1, UH«. M. A. 1- r.KK-rw ooi), Administrator oi'J. B. F. Dixon. TO BE HAD, CARRY TFJEM TO THE DRUG STORE OF 9 ■ 9 1a V V 8S k Vj Where you will also find a complete line of Tobacco, Cigars, Paints, Oils, Loads, stationery, tombs, I'roslies. Rubber Goods and Druggist’s Sundries gen erally, PRICES RIGHT. r ITie Most Direct Route 1° HAPPINESS, CONTENTMENT AND PROSPERITY. For further pnrticuljfis call nl Ain<‘ l,J< J and lot us make you nricos on Rub Winter and all other ii’oods.

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The Dahlonega nugget. (Dahlonega, Ga.) 1890-current, December 17, 1903, Image 2