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FOR TAX RECEIVER.
I hereby announic mysd
candidate for Tax Receiver s
ject to whatever direction the exs
ecut’ve committee may see fit to
eider to nominate candidate?.
MILES BROWN.
Ths UpeciaMjeatures of^thU CoUtoraied
Ilk NKVEft CLOGS.
2d. ALWAYS SCOURS.
«d. TURNS A PERFECT FURROW.
The Bsoiu la not bolted to tho lsndaMo. hnt—by
Meant of * steel frog — la set direotly lu the
Rostra of the Lino of Draft, Making a
steady light running plow, and ono that oaanot Li
Clogged. Bo* one before you buy.
If yeur Agent has non* wrlto un for price.
mamu raCTU sin otrtv nr
J. I. CASE PLOW WORKS,
BACINIC, ’Via.
ED 1 TO R IA L N 0 T F. S .
The riot that occurred in Griffin
last week is in our openion is f.uE
f.cient *o prejudice the people of
Spalding against the liquor traffic,
li stead of the police being too
small the number of grogshops is
what is besniitching the name ol
Griffin.
The people of Covington should
exert themselves in bringing to
justice the p'erpe inter of the hor
rible murder committed m their
midst. They are hoi boring a
criminal whose thirst (or money is
cnly equaled by his thirst lor
bloodshed. It amatters not on
whom suspicsion fails they should
ferret c ut the matter until satisfied
of that parteis innocience. I'anv*
„y connections should not defeat
ustice.
In last week’s issue in relating
to the accident in which Tony
Fuller lost both legs, we inadver
tently stated that Drs. Redwine,
Claridy and Edwaids performed
the operation. We make this io>
' reetkm in justidfi'to the panties.
The legs being amputated by Drs.
Edwards and Claridy. They be
ing all the physicians in the case.
The patient is doing rematkubly
well and til •• Drs. say his wot
are healing nicely.
The Christian’s Fission
nd'
111
m IlBmm i#S
A PHYSiC'AN
Who is very cxtc-netv«lj ami fr.vovuhly known
ihronghonc tlie Southern Stuff;?, w\ys;
Slow rruon r-Ai'. vrtHln (fleet nave way.-*,
bc-co the two k:-. - oi>... .Ups In the cnrcol aloort
Disease*: t>ui .. y have been overcome bv the
use of 11.1!, li . which t have ust-il v.-iih piKnr.l
aucceea for Uiouare of Scrofula, Kidney Affec
tion*, Skin Ulseaees, Syphilitic Coir.plaints,
Catarrh etc.
Its action baa been eo direct ami powerful
that out ainglo bottle haa often effected an
entire cure. Ah an appetizer ami rencrnl tonlo
I hRvo never known I’s e'pia!. 11 is well adapted
to the Scrofulous Diathesis or infants, nnd rtoea
not contain vegetable or mineral poison.
During a nraotlc.e «f ss veata 1 have novel
nsed a blood remedy ro speedy in action; as it
has proven to be » plant remedy of absolute
rertair.tr. aud I cheerfully recommend it as
worthy "of iniblie confidence. Its wonderful
tnres'nre too numerous aud too gla-lng to ad
mit of doubt. J. P. Dr.OHOOOLE, M. D.,
Atlanta, Qa.
If afflicted with any form of Blood Poison,
call for B B. B., tile only quick Blood Purifier
known: and don't permit old, slow remedies to
Vo palmed off upon vou. Large bottles #1.00.
Address Blood Balm Co-. Atlanta. Ga.
(Piiuted by requesf.)
This is as boi ndiess as ilu.
ocean, for our mission 1 caches
even to the ends of the earth, and
is not made up of doing gieaf
things, for the do ng of stra 1
things leads to greater. The
speaking of a kind word, the pr
Thongh we may not be
preach great sermons or write fn.e '
verses, or give money by ihe 1 i n-
dreds, we can s eak a kind word,
we can give the “widow's mite.'
How sweet it is to be entirely
consecrated to Christ, to be v. i Is
JUQf*
TIME TABLE No. 14.
Fullowiitiif schedule m O 03 into effect
Oct. 1, 1838.
Hood's \
Sarsaparilla,
li a peculiar medicine, and la carefully pre»
pared by competent pharmacists. The co*»
binatlon and proportion of Sarsaparilla, Dan*
4llion, Mandrake, Yellow Dock, nnd other
remedial agents is exclusively peculiar to
Hood’s Sarsaparilla, giving It strengtn an#
curative power superior to other prop*
rations. A trial will convince you of It*
great medicinal value. Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Purifies the Blood
•rentes and sharpens the appetite, stlmulaM
the digestion, and gives strength to ever,
•rgan of the body. It cures the most sever*
. . ... , , eases of Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Bolls, Pimple*
sing of a friendly band nave oiten j other affection* caused by impure
k'3 to the conversion Oi a soul. ! blood, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Headache,
ICC * t0 . ! Kidney and Liver Complaints, Catarrh, Rhe*
able to | matisin, and that extreme tired feeling.
«Hood’s Sarsaparilla lias helped me more
ter catarrh and Impure blood than anything
Mee I ever used.” A. Ball, .Syracuse, N. Y.
j Creates an Appetite j
“ I used Hood’s Barsaparilla to cleanse mg
blood and tone upjtoy. system. It gave me a
good appetite amjjpgmed to build me over."
C, M. IIale, Lima, Ohio.
•« I took Hood's Sarsaparilla for cancerottl
SOUTH HOUND.
No. Jl Leave Atlanta
4 40 n ni
Leave Faycttevi-le
5 53
“ Williamson
6 53
* Cuilodcn
8 14
Arrive Foit Valley
,w9 20
No. 1f3 Leave Atlanta
•7 00 a iTi
Leave Fayetteville
JS 45
“ Wiliiamson
10 03
“ Cuilodcn
11 49 p m
Arrive P'ort Valley
1 00
NOR 111 BOU
\ D
No. J2 Leave Fort VAIle
y 8 00 a m
Arrive Cuilodcn
9 0 8
“ William so i
10 80
“ Fayettevlc
11 30
“ Atlanta
12 40
N- >^]-t Leave Fort Va'ley 3 45 p tr,
Arrive Cuilodcn
5 05 p rn
“ Willi orison
6 55
“ Fayetteville
8 10
“ Atlanta
9 45
jDaily. ^[Daily o
.cept Suns
day.
T. O. TROY. Gen 1 bubt.
Arithmetic in tl
Days.
I will teach A rith-met
ic, for 20
'.lays. The course
will bi
Thorough and Practical.
,1 will teach the be-'
rules used
by Business Colleges anr
1 Account-
o'
r-
u dent-;, ]
shall Rt them write in \\
birds Bu-,i-
ness Form—about one
hour each
day. By this method
they will
learn much o! Cone
sporidt nee
and Simple Accbs.
This is the opportunity (or
Married, as well as Sinp
le persons
to obtain a tlioroiq;u and Pr ctic.-l
knowledge of Numbers
Your progress wi'l d.e[
end upon
your Natural Carncity
ind “stick
ativeness. ” However,
[ am sure
that I can teach as mud
in 20 da; s
is is usually taught in ten mc-tiil-v
Tuition S‘2,50.
School will begin M
ulay. Nov.
20 and close Friday D.
c. 21 1888
For further inform t
on
ADDRESS
HOWELL B. PM
Illy
FA YETTE V
ILLS, G.
M.1, k W. Uantoi,
PNGiO- "
OLD PICT UR
r : u..
ItR:
OBJ ED AND
AT.-
Georgia,
$11,950
m cash
GIVEN AWAY
To SMOKERS of Blackwell’s
Genuine Bull Durham
Sinokiqg Tobacco.
This Special Doposlt is to guarantee the
haymont of the premiums iully deecrlbed
In our formei' lawnouncernente.
Tho premiums will be paid, no matter hotf
. tin ' “ '
V JEA
Please i
for oui
snail the number of bags returned may be.
Offioe Macl:i.eire Dm-ham Tiibarcm Oo..\
Durham, ? C„ Man 10, 1854. {
P. A. WILEY, K*o,
Cusltirr of Darlsm, Durham, IT. n
Deab Sir:—Wo imilnae you (SU.9C0.M, which
see pliuso on Bpooial Deposit to pay prem . uni
our empty tobacco bnvs to be returned Dae.
Tours truly, J. S CABB, President
Ofilte of tho Aanhof Durhar\\
Durham, N. C, May 10,18011
J. S. CASH, Esq.,
IV,..;. Blaebtrc'Va Diaham ToboAco Co.
DttAB Sib:—I have to ncknowledev receipt of
t il,960.00 from you. which we have placed upon
pedal Deposit for the object yosetete.
Yours truly, P. A. WILEI. Cashier,
gone reeuies without picture of BULL ou tho
package.
TS^Bee our other announeemenle-
iSK Vi
Mgj
iSS 8.5; x
dfRiNn rew m
At tlvir! tr sAi-lv evury ono t-w une hv*... j
feirt oi tosic. i( 0r Vora Laioaitnor^ ovary
sloiwi’B pr'seriptior; /or tWLOiJO who ti building
m
cnc f
lIil t
A. A. GAMP.
Fayetteville, Georgia.
ing to be led by him, then it is , gwnor, and it began to act unlike anything
t, . I Mm. It cured the humor, and seemed M
that the roughest Wl) IS m i , the whole body and give me new
smooth, that the loneliest W iy is j Sfe.” J. F. Nixox, Cambridgeport, Mai*
■end for book giving statements of cures.
WORD TO MY
ERS.
CUSTOM
made bright by his presence, and j
then our mission is one of love |
then it is sweet to work for I 'm j
who has done so much for us, who J
has said. “Lo, I am with thee a -
way’*
Like I lie uightingalo I come,
To sing in the darkest hours;
Though Uie world be wrapped in
gloom,
And the storm more darkly lowers
I come to slug while others .sleep,
Though the winds blowh iierce
and wild;
. And the lonely pathway seems too
steep
To be trodden by a mortal child.
- Though my song weak and low,
Some liste ning ear may catch the
strain.
And be raised from deepest woe,
To find the narrow path again.
I come not to sing of fame or glory,
Nor of the warrior brave;
But I come to tell the pleasing story
Of him who died to save.
Oh I hear his tender, pleading ones,
It is his own request;
tome unto me ye weary oues
And I will give you rest.
Franca Whitehall.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla "
Roldby all druggists, gl; six for ?5. Prepared only
by O. I. HOOD A CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Kail.
. iOO Doses One Dollar
ire Insurance.
TL winter season is nearly here.
Insure your homes against loss by
fire.
Rales aud Companies guaran
teed asgood as the best.
I am ri presf t lirg the AT
LANTA HOME, PHENIX and
other Insurance Companies.
Call on or address me at E AY
ETTEVILLE.
M. E. HILL.
/ust think of it! I vvi’l sell fiVt
hundred mat hes for five cents,
The best New Orleans syrup a‘
HO cents per gallon.
The best flour at $5,75 per bbl.
A lull line of DRY GOODS
md NOTION#, at bottom prices.
m no fl He!
‘‘King Solomon” ‘Rebel Girt'
and ‘‘Mollie /ohnson' Tobacco
T? best thats m ide, at bottom
pi l e?.
-hots anil Shoes-
in p Yes to suit every- ‘Ody,
—Hate—
I have the larges of lints
that ever was in F. ..ille and
will sell them cheapo, t 1 .n ever
before.
Thanking you for ' t r liberal
patronage duriiig my r ist ' ear, 1
solicit a continuance, v C. will guar
antee you.’money's VVOi ,11.
Respect A. A. CAMP.
-Tff®
JESTTQUSE,
iror Wfatcew. Lassltnd*. r.
dr.U HA8 NO EQI/AIk
U th-4 otily 'run mudicLn« th&t lfl sot ligwi®u»k
it Karic>»v:#t tbo BIooA. Ir.vlfforatoa the
gjrfcicra, Hcn'toroa AppetUe»A!aaDi*esti4in
It doa«i *ot blftolten or In jnre the teeth, e&uM Iica-L
ae'he or protlac* oomstipatton— oiJier Iron mtxlivir.c..4a
Da. a. n. BntXfZJrsr, a leading phyaieUn at
Sprinffleiil, O., naya:
■'Brown’s B'on is a thoronghly nood ?»*.£•
ciuo. I ui»!* it- in my prwj.I'.'e, and find tte actic«;
esesla til uthor fonua of iron. In vveai«ae«. or a If*
tfon (,f tho system, Broun’e Iron Bittern !•*
PianJly a pict/Wre neeoMUj. It ie al! that Ja •Uiar.tvl
for U. ,?
<,*enuis« rm trade mark auu vopsed red Hnee oo
m-a>'>«. jf.kf bii Mode only by
BROW* * nr MICA Id CD., KAI.TIMORK.MI>.
TiUy^Ui 1 Aand Be OK—osefnl nnd attraotWe. oon*
Ui --w Ufitt< prize* >or inforantlon about
toinn etc , pirern \WAy by tJl dwOorR m nuuMeine w
’tailed to ii«/ raldireea ou >uoa ; .pt of So. Bturnp.
9Q& OOUCMS AND 3BOU5 3
^ejkrssrjL*
eET G
Htuntpion Georgia*
'--'—'DEALER IN—-*—,
(T
feera! Merchandise:
®^»Dry Goods, Notions, Heavy, Family and Fancy Groceries
Confectioneries, G.nned Goods, etc, etc. All new sound and !
prices that can not be beat in the country. Call and see me wh^|
you want bargains. Respect. M. B. NORTH,
great Bargains
To lie had at \k STORE sf the tindcrsipei
DRUGS. MEDICINES,
Toilet Articles,
And Everything Usually Kept in a First Class Drug f/torc,
AT PRICES DEFYING COM PEI ITION!
IF YOU DON’T SEE WHAT YOU WANT ASK FOR IT!
We invite the public to give us a call. Wt want you to trade
with us, ann are de ermined to make it your interest to do so.
WE KEEP IN STOCK A SUPPLY oF THE CELEBRATED
RAMON'S RELIEF, RAMON'S NER VE AND BONE OIL.
Planters Family Medicines.
WE BELIEVE THEY ARE THE BEST, AND ASK THOSE
WHO HAVE NEVER USED THEM TO GI VE THEM A TRIAL.
EDWARQS & GILBERT.
C. B. R. SCHEDULE
IN EFFECT SUNDAY, JUNE 1ST 1S88.
Arrival ant! Departus sf Trab at Jonesboro
'GOING NORTH,
Fast' Mail, . . 5,52 A. M
Accommodation,
Passengir,
(5.15 A. M.
9,09 A. M.
4,50 P. M.
?,04 P. M.
COIN
Faot Mail,
Pas- 1 iger,
Accommodatioi
Pass? .ger,
SOUTH.
. . 7,39 A. M
. . 10,00 A. M
3,05 P. M
7,28 P. JVi
8,01 P. M
Th« ivhI can, u g*th«r«d from a lr»t of tho namo ram#,
irovlBg aUa« tha ainall streams la ths Bsa'.Mra States
v«r.tains a sUmalatiaf ezpaetorant pv'.'aelple that 'oomdw
ths phlegm prodaeiag ths early morei.13 ooufti, and itlmu-
i«VftS Ux* child t throw off ths fairs membrane in eroan and
wheeplag octizh. When eomMned with the healing and-
tagiaeas prlnolple la ths mallsia plant of ths old flelds, prs*
scab* In TaYLom’s Otncvu Rawanr os Pw«r Gum aM)
qaLLBxn the finest known rsn- dy for Coughs, Croup, •
whooping Cocgh and Consnmpiloa; and so palambls, auy
ihlld Is pleased to v.Vo It. Ask your dmegist for It. Pr1o>
etc.upHl. WALTER A, TAYLOR, Atlanta,
Uis DR. bToGURS’ HlTCKLKBffBRY OOKDIAI. fW
Dlarrhcsa, Dyssuter* nod Children TeeUtiag. Fcr selab*
™ dr moists.
A GREAT YEAR
rn the hictory of the United Steter. Ii now ti’HO
rlviry iierson of intelligence desires la kaerr
pr.ca with the course of Its events. Thar* is no
butter way to do so than to subscribe for
The Macon Telegraph.
Us news facilities Ere unsurpassed by any paper
lu ths South. In addition to the iuilrst Xniai-
sled I’rees dispatches, it has special correrpotuL
euoo by wire and lotto' from all important
r.nints In Georgia and the nsIghbnriDg States.
During the present session of Congress Wash
ington will be the most Important and most In
teresting news centre In the country. The
Washington Correspondence of tho Telegraph U
ths very b«vt that ran he had.
Its tegular correspondent furnishes the latest
news and gossip lu full dispatch**, Frequauf
special letters from Hon. Amos J. Cummings,
member of Congress trom Now York, Frank G.
Csrpeutcr, and W. A. Croffut, three of the bre-t
known newspaper writers at the capital, dis
cuss the Ursat and moat Important Issues oi the
Tlis Telegraph Is a Democratic Tariff Reform
paper. It is thoroughly lu line with the poller
if President Cleveland and the Democrat*
party. In the coming national campaign the
Telegraph will not ouljr give all the newe, bat
will discuss all public Issues fro* the stand
point of genuine Democrat!# faith. tlubscnU
tl onee.
Dally, ewe yeas, • • • . • ®7 (M
Bally, six months, • « » . AM
Dally, three meatlig, . • • • * 09
Dally, ene month, » * • • .11
Weekly, ewe year, - • • • . J
Terms: Os oh U advenes. Add l-ees
nanuotuii,
kaoo«. aaoMu
^“SUNDAY SPECIAL.
GOING NORTH. . _ GOING SOUTH
accommodation, 8.38 A. M. Accommodation, 4,00 P. M,
E. r J CHARLTON, Geneaal Passenger Agent, Savannah, Ga.
Tho Brown Cotton Gin Co.~I
IsTSSW J-.0ND03ST, Conn.
Manufacturer# of the! Old
Reliable Brown Gotten Gins,
Fsedarc, and Condensers. All
ih# very latest improvomentit
two bruah bolts, steel bearings,
improvod roil box, patent wUp
per, extra strong brush. New
perfected Feeder, enlarged duet
proof Condenser.
Strong, durable and simple
in oonstruetion. Gins fast, runs
light, and oleens ths seod per-
featlj.
Send tor Oirealar and Pries
List.
Chester County Agricultural Works. <
^XTHE AVOHDALE SOEH DULL.
met
HAND
. w JuABLS.
WILL CROP
THE CORN
!M HILLS OR
ROW*. AND
IS EASILY
OPERATED.
The Wheels ars made of iron, ths driving wheel having *
coucavo face. The ooru box is mads of iron, consequently
no warping or get
ting out of shape.
The operator oui see
the eorr dropping. We
lnrlta dealers, l’ormsra
and others isterasted In
Agricultural Uacbinssy
to thoroughly luepeeS
our machine.
S3~ Send fbr JirowlB*.
fnmKoning thiapapar.
©OOPER A HILL,
MANUFACTURER* OF THE
mnmt, Chester eo., pa.
r u-rn’/' UV' HA.V TFnnEB.
|fl| Y ^
tw Er^'-a (fe V'"- h- MRS- igfev
ri| 33 ^^ *:%
p I f%
%s y ^
fi
AND ^LOOD MAKER
Tlis only pi cparstipfl that eteanses.
purifies iv-id increases the quantity oi
blood, Ko had results follovnts nse and
it is not sohi in comiietition with un
reliable mediciues. Every bottle war*
ranted l’or all blood disorders and
impurities DeWiTT,
* ■ mm
TRY HE ,r HAY TEDDER.
DU. RICE,
For 13 ysar* at 37 Court Place, tew at
®SSMaMoiiMlc,Kl
■iy ssd aoellCei pkysktu U* IkS
SxBLS,
6paratatorrjb.ua stud Xmpotency,
M*h»K*uU sf In jiMih, ami mm* U mm
t>u«r jtera, c« uUt»r c-rtsa*, aud pieladsc cs«a»*f Urafet
bwlnj stfecw: flsrrouuub;-*, (laralnal JCmiaUna, (nlgLl a\m
■tons tj drvaina), Eiiianewi of ’Jflftotlv) Msn»jry, FUf
irfialDtrixy, IVciflea 0* r»dt. i-T«aloD lo of 7«n«k^
C<6fuak>D of Idea*, Loti of ftwnul Powor, At., rtuA.rinj
K4orl»a« U-.uropcr or unha mi?* ut thorsnghJy cod pcria»>
itHi’jy carsc. SYPKlJLTR p*dU^lf cured and am
n x
VlMSMcU.r iirlrtu JJauu qiUutly ttjrWL
IlhwIi-^Mwt ih»t apfcj urissvboptyf i^atelsttMita.
to >emh cJu. .r iu>m. U4 tneflui ikowsto ■»>
*0?, asjalwi insrstIU. ptiTUe'JM tu«»lniiM« U'-trfOa
IMMWHI ptr>Mu to an ssrs, wins It 1• Uinnsailat <s
H.t St >Uf hr trastomt, o.a U nat yrtma.
eestslrly iqr millsr sstmw umbrrt.
.»«®d In all Qaasa
