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A' Troublesom Diner.
‘‘See that man coming in?’' said
the head waiter, beckoning to one
of his men. “Get him in tJow
quick, and Ifeftd hitruto a seat near
the window. TVm’t lot him come
up here into the centre of the
room. Give hi'm a chair facing
the Btfoeit.” The unsuspecting
Ctlfttbrneffono\wd the waiter who
diet'Hi hr without'an idea that ho
vftis beihg led, arid' was seated aw
directed . Tire head 'waiter breath
ed a 1 sigh of relief.
“Thhfc, man is a good custo-
irfftr 1 ,” ho said. “P wouldn’t like
tb’olTfend him for the world. Hut
'he lias'fallen 1 into l»ftd habits that
work injury tb the house if I let
him sit whore other guests can see
Him. Oh, no; Ho doe* not put
His knife'in his mouth or any
thing of that sort. He just makes
fhces. I-fo grins and snarls at the
menu card as a cat shows its toetli
to a hostile dog. The trouble is
He can’t make up 1 his mind what
tb order’.'
“Ght of Ibfty-six different dish—
e's on the card it would seem
something might strike his fancy.
But, no. He’ll pull at his mus
tache and scowl for ten minutes,
giving- everybody the impression
that tho whole outfit' is bad. Then
He’ll call mo over, tell'me he hasn’t
any appetite, and ask me to pick
a''d inner for him. He’ll eat all I
send him, too, and perhaps call for
ifioro, It’s all'habit. There he is
beckoning to mo now.”—New
York Press..
Just For Show.-
Ah Easterner on hifc way to Cali
fornia was delayed by tho Hoods in
foanfsns, and was obliged to spend
the night'ih a' 1 htimblfe hotel—the
best ih the town. The bill of fare
at dinner time was not very elabv
orate, but the traveler noticed.
With joy that at the bottom of the
card, printed with pen alul ink,
Was a startling, variety of pies.
He liked pies, and here were
custard, lemon, squash, rhubarb,
Washington, chocolate, mihee, ap
ple and berry pies, and several
other varieties; life called the
WaitresBtb him.
“PJfeirtc geti me some rhubarb
PHA,” said’ be.
“Em afraid we ain’t got any
rhubarb pie,” she drawled.
He took another glance at the
list. “Well, get me some squash
pic, please.”
“We haven’t got that, either.”
“Berry pie? ?:
“No.’”'
“Lemon pie?**
“No.”
“Chocolate pie?’
“Pm sorry, wo——”
“Well, what on earth are they*
alb written clown here for? Oh
foday’s bill of faYe, too.”
“Well, Ell tell you,”' said’ the
girl,- apologetically. “That list
is always written down there for
show when we liaVe mince pie, be
cause when’ we have mince pie no
one asks for anything else.”
Good Place to Live.
Major (i. M. Ryals of Savannah;
after disposing of his crop of El-
berta peaches in Worth county,
said to the Savannah News:
“It seems to me that farming
and fruit-raising in South Georgia
offer an unusually opportunity for
young men. If I were a young
hum I. would go straight to South
Georgia arid grow up with tho
country. Tho young man who'
does this will got plenty of help
and in time can buy-his own prop
erty,
“I would, tVs a young man, plant
corn arid cotton,' not forgetting
ground pens. I would raise my
own hogs aud cows. I would al
so marry arid settle down. A!s the
fnipily grew u^i (lie boys could
help in the work. 1 know of no
belter place to livo or where living
will bo cheaper and more healthful
than in the section named. It’s
far better than being a clerk in a
store with no future. They can
raise chickens, keep cows and have
their milk and butter. They
won’t haye to have an inspector of
ririlk there.”
Woman.
What is woman? Only one of
nature’s agreeable blunders.— Bui
wer.
A beautiful woman is the only
tyrant man is not authorized to
resist. —Victor Hugo.
Pnhuppy is the man to whom
his own mother has not made all
other mothers venerable.—Richter.
The best tiling 1 know of is a
fust rate wife, ami the next best
thing is u second rate one. Josh
Billings.
A beautiful woman is a practical
poem, planting tenderness, hope
and eloquence in all wliom she ap
proaches.—Emerson.
They govern the world, these
sweet voiced women, because
beauty and harmony aro the index
of a larger fact than wisdon.—O.
W. Holmes.
A good book ami a good woman
are excellent things for those who
know bow to appreciate their val
ue. There are men, however, who
judge of both by the beauty of the
covering.- Dr. Johnson.
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To renovate leather furniture
wash it with a little soap and wa
ter and when dry apply a little
vaseline, rubbed in with I he hand.
Let it remain till next morning,
then polish with a soft duster.
This treatment will prevent the
leather from cracking.
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WE DO ALL KINDS
OF
JOB WORK.
We liavo a large assort
ment of both blank and rul
ed paper, thousands of dif
ferent kinds of envelopes,
3 PRESSES,
a largo assortmentment of
type, which enables us to
turn out all kinds of JOB
WORK upon short notice as
! neat and as cheap as it can
be done in Georgia.
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Purchasing
ELSEWHERE.
COUNTY OFFICII.
John Huff, Ordinary.
J'dm II. Moore,Uloik
Walden, Tax u
' • R. Mix, County s {<ce| v»rJ
Joseph B. Br„w \vS w -
l>. Stow, c,
CITY GOVERN ftp vt
K- IU Baker. Mayo" ^ T ’
Vickery, T. J. Smith. wY p'; *
Win. J. Worley, Clerk
Goo. W. Walker, Marshal
I KELTGIOLJS SERVICES
Baptist Church - Rev. * c
I aylor, Paster. Semen* l "|
II and at nio-ht. nt KyM
Thursday night. mectiB 8 I
Sunday School at 9 o’cln.a-
Methodist —Services e t v S n
day at 11 and at night. R ev J
Turner, Pastor. ' .
every Wednesday night! mmiD !!
Sunday School at 9 o’clock
Presbyterian—Services onlv
1st and 3rd Sundays. ' *
o,. , P’ J R'ackwell, pastor,
Sunday School 9 a. m.
BARBER SHOP.
W HEN wanting a nice clean '
sliav'c, hiiiy. cut or shampoo, j
call on Henry Underwood, j
First-class' barker simp in every !
respect, where be will be found ready |
to wait on you at any time
J. F. MOORF * COMPANY «-.i i on,
I hysieiaii & Surgeon,
TU YOTJ WISH YOUR
(Dali lone ga, Ga.
W illi tlie
l! Uresliest & Purest
DRUGS
TO BE HAD, CARRY THEM TO THE DRUG STORE OF
DR. 0. H JONES,
Where von will also find a complete line of *
Tobacco, Cigars, Paints, Oils, Leads,
Stationery, tombs, brushes.
Rubber Goods and Druggist’s Sundries gen
erally, PRICES RIGHT.
Attorney at Law,
-Dahlonef/a, Ga.
All legal business promptly attended t«
G. H. McGuires
ffeweler’e gtore
IS THE PLACE
To get your jewelerv work done upon
short notice, in good style and at a rea
sonable price. And if you need a good
pair of specks be has them. Also keep
on hand a good line of clocks, waten-
es, etc. Give him a call.
JOHN H. MOORE. I
-DEALER IN-
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THE CASPER CO (Inc.
WINSTON-SAI-KM. N.G.
The Jumbo
Gold Mining Co.
MAIN OFFICE;
Ihililoiifegn, Ga,
OFFICERS:
J. F. Moore, President.
Judge Wilber F. Stone, Vice-Pies,
T. F. Jackson, See. and T-reas.
J. B. Clements, Ass't Gen. Man,
W. B. Fry, Mining Engineer.
DIRECTORS:
J. F. Moore.
Judge Wilber F. Stone,
T. F. Jackson.
W. J. Worley.
J. B. Clements.
A. G. Sharp.
J. McN, Wright.
CAPITAL STOCK $2,000,000,
Divided into Shares
of
$1.00 EACH.
treasury stock $1,000,000,
A limited number of Shares
being offered at the low priceo aie
twenty-five cents per share.
For further information or pros
pectus address ^
THE JUMBO GOLD MINING00.
or J. H. MOORE, Agent,
DArif.oNEGA, Ga.
Blanks For Sale
At the Nugget office yon wl
find the following blanks:
Warranty Deeds,
Mortgage Deeds,
Mortgage Notes, Mortpi£ e
chuttio Mortgage;, I*l«'» ’
Common Leases,
Miner’s Leases,
Criminal Warrants,
Peace Warrants,
Options,
Power ofAttorney,
Witness S'umim>ns,
J. P. Summons,
Justice’s Court Fit as,
Forthcoming Bomk,
Constable’s advertisemcn - s i
Bonds for r l d'D . . pot
Affidavit & Bond for G-'U 1 '" 1 '