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VOL. IV. THIS ADVERTISER runtiftfiED Evkht Friday. F« ;iT (MINKS,......... GA .Subscription Baton. One copy, one year......... One copy, six months,.. ., .0 One copy, three month,... and when not Thvan are advance of prices, the 25 cent mid until the end year, per will be added. Advertising: Katon. One .a^rlton.'.............................. square, (ten line*of le*a B«>urgani»e) *»™ ncm .60 For each subsequent Inseition Notice* in local column, 10 cent* per line. H Editorial notice*, where requested for |m.t >n«| benefit, 10 cent* per line. ALL rKIUWlJIA!. MATTER DOUMLK TRICl. Obituaries must be paid for Mother ad vortltemcnta. Inserted tho Bumucr* Di¬ One Inch card in rector* for Five Dollar* a year. Adv<»rli*.«rent* liwerted insertion* withont tpcciflca¬ will be tion a* to the number of published until ordered out, und charged UC word h *ly. tho advertisement* Bit’- era duo when are handed in and tha money will b« called for whan needed. tl ILL II. GKAUAM, Manager «P Editor, DIRECTORY. o CHURCHES flAmriFr CMOuru.-Rev. Z.T. Wsavcr.Pa* tor. Preaching M and *rd Sunday* in each month. Sunday-«eliool Ha. m., J. it. I nul lin Supt. Prayer umeting Thursday even ing*. J.O. M rt iiodiht Ciiuacu.—Rev Langston YaHor. Preaching 2nd ami 4th Sunday* in **(b month. Sunday-school 9 a. hl W. A. Urwhain Supt. Lad to*’ Prayer meeting 1 ue.» day aft«r.>aon. Young mans’ Prayer meet¬ ing Tuesday evening. Regular Prayer meet¬ ing Wednraday evening. PaCNOYTKKIAN Church. Sunday •chute! 9 a. m. J. I*, u. Brown Supt, C0TJHTY COMMISSIONERS. J. E. l’anllin, 8 . D. Coleman, J. F. Creel, A. h. Foster, J. N. Bigbie, » .unty Triasuurr, J. I*. H. Brown I^a g Oor.LgcToit, W. K. Harrison. Tax Receiver, T. R. Davis. Coroner, J D Owens. MASONIC DIRECTORY. DaRLKt Lnnoit, No. 17.—Regulur moot¬ ing l*t and 3rd Saturday evening*. T. 51 Brawn, D. F. Gunn, W. M. LaYAYKTIK Saturday ClUtTKR owning. No. 12—Regular W. A. meeting* 2nd Graham, 11. P, W. A. Graham Council, No. 22—Regular lasting lilt Saturday evening. W. A. Gr;i hatu, T i G M. K of H. Gainn* Lodge No, X —Regular W. meat ing 2nd and 4th Tue*4l* c E LigUtfoot, Kcpurter. T M Brown, Dictator COUNTY. Si prrior Court,—H on. W J T Clarke judge dark J II Guerry, *oticitor. J Outlive, J T McAllister, sheriff. Regular term, 4tk Mouday* in Merch and Septombfr, Court or Ordinary.— R. T. Fouto, ChHlinnrv. Regular mooting 1st, Monday in eaeli month Cocmty Court—G. G. Lark, Jud«o. IRWIN & WARWICK, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Will Practice la Supmior Courts of I’aUula Circuit. tf J. T. 31 VNDEYILLE, PHYSICIAN ami BURGEON RuOrncs »r C-urtral Druq SvroKK. , CONE, PIABBBR. [r® ppdhonunderENUEU’S Gallery. Ple( I Railroad of Georgia. <* f© Traveling l*ttblir: nnd cheapeft pan.-enger route to YORK and BOSTON nnah before und •IcgitntStoumorsthcncc purch:vdiij( ticket* via * B* B would do wall to Savannah, Inquire flr*t by of of tbe route via v will Avoid dust and a tedious n. Kate* include meal and state BcHmer. i-ip BhhI tickets to return will until be placed October on 81st. *n!e itonincr* mtifi ' 1 weekly. Boston priy fr un S*n . >ih. For further , Appiv to aji' - refit of thto corn K T. UhanUrti, G. I*. A^ 9avan |1U, Ardkrson, Savannah, Agt stcamors, Go. 1 P\Y YOU • wiring n trip to any in Ml North, 8 >uti», East or West, ri*h to Ihornughly b* fore itarting, acquaint bow yomself far is it? tie routo* kh»* it c«Mrt ? etc. I fc, at all time* inf‘rmation fbetriblly dtiinal. furnfifi If free auv you M*n*hknt, Itorenr kindly »Jvis»* me in ad HHkeb-d departure threugh and amt I all will see that Ki of arrangi l)».g- - ^Fencnge for the fhftktnv; your Hailing your sleeping UmiKelm car into berth*. Pkrelon to form pri Id lutrtHw wilt be visited if dt>- j any iofor iutioo and elieerftilly given. I ips nnd chihlren. tho«o traveling t escort, I will give letter* to the con-' 1 en-routa, who will *e* them safely and render any a**i*Uncs possible sum fort and welfism. j 1 ket rate#, wap*, ** iMahtle*, or any un, do not to command me. to to be accommodating. ■ Agowt, Central Bail a, Savannah, Go. me without pain. Beck «ent Free, B M. WOOD ffiUCOf*! Whi'cbail Rtraet, » t 'X**' ’ ‘v iK Advertiser mm * ~~i A '«iCa W S : IT* y v. ORGANS, YOUR HOME IS NOT FURNISHED™ WITHOUT ONE AAYANNAIf, (la., Not. 1, lSKS. Party TtmamRil Mouthern Homo* i-.nde mail happy with Ane Insir ament* ainoe 1870. atilt the good work soea on. 8.000 Plano* and Or* ana aald laat year. 0,000aar mark far thl* year. Lower Price* t Heiter Inntrumentat Easier Terms ana «roatt>r Inducement* will (*1* no thin la. oreanrd nale. Thouuaada of Homes yet nnanpplled with Inatrameata that uil«bt to-r'n- be enjoylua them through aar easy system of aelllim. CAM II to pay down not nerdad. We bar* A FLAM by whir!., WITHOUT 1 ItINK, any ana eaa Obtain an Instrument of any Mtylo or Price. makln« either PAYMENT* MONTHLY. QtTARTEKl.Y paid or YEARLY ■will for, meanwhile enjoying use a g laatrament. Na extortionate prices. Naltlsk. NaFar fH.nre of all ctu.li paM If Installmeats FAIR not bo promptly paid. Contract perfectly and EQUITABI.E. protecting pars chaser* from all Imposition or loan. Write in and we will point eat the way t* yet a Ane Inwtrument Easily and at a l.oW rrtcet Wonderful bargains for Fall 1888. W etter thna n»iy below offered. Price* largely Bed need. Natlea these HPKUIAL OPf’t'HNi Upright Piano oni? $200 BtrliigH—UcjHCwood—Fully 714 Octave*—Ovcrstrunff Seale—Thrca Guaranteed —Swoot Tone. Catalogue Price, 0600. Parlor Organ • - o a| y $80 Four Set* Krods—11 Stop*—Couplers— llaudsomo Case. Catalogue Price, 0400* 8tool, Cover, Instructor, Freight Paid. Music Book and all Other ^fxTial Offers just ns pood. Largest Stock Smith le choose from. TEN GRAND if AKKRA. SOO Different Styles. Can suit all buyers. ITril* for catalogue*, circulars, and Fret Copy qf our nets paper 'Sharps and Flats ," giving full and mluabtt io/ormaHon. REMEMBER orit LOW PRICK*. • a' OUlt KASY TERRA ONE PRICK ONLY. , HANDSOM IS OUTFIT*. • BEST » IN8TRUMKNT*. ALI, FREIGHT PAID* 1# DAYS* TRIAL. I MOJIliY SAVED ALL. LUDDEN&BATES SCUTKEIUI MU IIC MOItf. SAMKttM, U. CHAS. 1, HERROK, JOHN i. GflUDRY, Hadron & Gaudrv, (Success rs to L. J. Guilmartion & Co.) con on FACTORS. AND Conimission Merch rt n ts. 120 Bay Street, — Savannah, G^uqia. I Ibcrnl advances made, on cotton consign J ed to us for sale. Consignments ot cot¬ ton solicited, and strict attention will be giv¬ en to all business vntrusted to ns. 9216m fiucklclu’sArnicaSnlvo Tint Bhst Salve In the world for Cuts, Bruises. Boros, Ulcers, Salt Itheuni, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains. Corns und all gkin Eruptions, positively cures Plhw, or no pay received, lsguar anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cts. per box. For sale by W, M. Spolght. $3 TO $15 SAVED. Complete harness Why only $7. 25 cent catalogue free. pay retail prices ? We sell 800 sett each month. Agents wanted. National Harness Co., Whole¬ sale Maxi FAcrruKhs, 14 to 24 WeUa st., Buffalo, N. Y. Si 13 WEEKS. Tho POLICE GAZETTE will be mailed, United securely wrapped to any address in the .Staton for hree months on receipt of ONE DOLLAR. Liberal discount allowed to post agent** and clubs. Sample copies mailed freo. Addrosa all ordcn*;to UICUARDK. FOX. Franklin Square, N.Y. printed JOB WORK. and velope*, Bill Posters, Have Heads, your Statements, Invitations, Note, Letter En¬ etc, at W. B. Graham's Job Office, Hancock street, Fort Gaines, Ga. «4aCO) i’Lf.'r^^tTjnrn «f»Je m »ll psn*. b» n n P P nSS »ml I'laciar (owb ear (km m*cbta«I Ike l llll* will psopl* free c*d m yn Ku4 le o«» S^t-rron * Um in «ck Kv«Sitj.lh* .rrr Ii w (Hno “ismt'l** tko Wc world. will oToor alto • wkfc In toaUy m«*a all r tS* aed rr «• *alustlc a i«H«i (tut art la wt a,a yo« »0.o« wSat w* **nd, to tSOM «So .mar call at jrottr homc.asd after * 'itnootkaallaitali Tkia jrrasd boreiao four pcopeftr mad* MstW mac i* - '• after th» I Sac* n> oot: fcHkcr j a — .Tii””' :.a | InMntrti.-n. ftrr IM m Um world, tn, Ikt •**« tw* •* nrto */ hw. u ct>.. U,I lie, cf mil niu. MS n 53 ,*» h*<r«Xtp4 Itofli f* ymo hem, for S i««r t»*« cwr 1 rr Wll* *1 «KC rm M mm ----- mt , . . #* FOItT GAINES, GA., FRIDAY, MACRII 1st, 1889. NEW STOllE (Satlivo Block.) WK WIMBERLY & CO, DEALERS IN FANCY GROCERIES, FAMILY GROCERIES, TINWARE, WOODEN WARE, i TOBACCO, CIGARS, ETC. New Goods! Fresh Goods!! They respectfully solicit a portion of tho public patronago, focK ing confident of winning popu¬ larity by fair dealings. W. K. Wimberly & Co. 211m. SCHEDULE Central Railroad OF GEORGIA. Southwestern Division. JLN EFFECT January 8 th, 1889. Lv Macon...... .. 9 45 am..... .6 10 t ,m ’Ft "‘Mariville Valley*... 10 11 68 am..... 5 05 47 pm 15 am.... ••••••• .4 pm ” Winchester 1120 am 4 43 pm •••*•••••••• ’ Montezuma* 11 40 put 4:20 pm Oglethorpe Anderwjn 11:45 pm * 4:15 pin 1±05 pm 8:52 pm ” AmerieUH* 12:25 pm 3:27 pm ’* Smith‘le* 12:50 pm 8:00 pm “ Bronwood 1:37 pm 12:42 pm ” Dawson 1:61 pm 12:25 pm “ Shell man 2:12 pm .12:P3 pm “ Cuthbert* 2;33 pm .11:40 pm “ Morris 2:54 pm .11:16 pm *“ Hatchers 8:01 pm 11 ;03 pm “ Georgetown Eufaula* 8:30 3:20 pm 10:47 10:40 pm “ pm pm •* S Spring Hill* 4;0** pm 9:58 am ‘ Midway* 4:27 pm 9:38 uin ‘ L r n*n Spr'cs* 4:52 pm 9:10 am “ Pike llond 6;44 pm 8:13 am Ar “ MonUgry* Perry C. 7:05 I5 pm 7:40 ail) m I A . “ ....... .......7:50 pm “ Adam# •••••a 2:07 pm... .... J2:38pra Ar Leesburg.. Albany.........2:55 ••••••• 2:25 pm.. ..... Lv 12:21 pm pm.. 11 :55 pin “ Ft. Gaines.......4:28 pm. “ 10:00 am ” “ Ozark..............7:35 Clayton.........4;55 pm.. “ 9:15 7:00 am. pm • •• •• .... am. f'allnv * Telegraph for Perry; stations. Smithville Connects for at Albany Fort at and Blakely, at Cuthbert for Fort Gaines; at Eufaula for Clayton and Ozark. Fur ticket;!, rates, schedules, or any infor¬ mation relative to l est routes, apply to \V A. Graham, Fort Gaines, Ga., or write to M. S. Belknap, W. F. SlIKLLMAN, E. T. Charlton, Gen’l M’gr. _ Gen’l Passenger Traffic M’gP. ly SAVANNAH. Agent, ec GA. • Appoint Administrator. rNEOKOIA CLAY COUNTY—Whereas Mrs. S. R. Whitby has applied to me to have clerk Superior court appointed ad¬ ministrator on estate of Mrs. Martha Gnrd ner, doceased, required late of said county, all per¬ sons are to sliow cause within the time ar.ould proscribed be by granted." law, why said applica¬ tion not This Jan, 7th, 1889. " 11. K. Blockkr, 28 it Ordinary. Letters of Administration. State of Georgia } Clay County, Whereas Reubin Fain has applied for letters of administration on Catato of El dridge All Fain, deceased, late of said countv. with¬ in the persons time prescribed are required by to show cause plication should be law, why "This said 'ap¬ 1889. not granted. R. K. Blocker, Jan, i , 281t. Ordinary. Application to Sell Land. LamartiiaC. Georgia, edav McLendon, County:—Whereas Mrs May McLendon having guardian of Lula leave sell undivided applied to me for to an 1 - 12 th interest in lot of land No. 39 in 5th District of said county, a* the property of said minor ward. Notice is hereby given that i will pass upon said application on the first Monday in March next. This ieb’v 1st 1889. * K. T. FOOTE, 214t pd Ordinary. SHERIFF SALE. State of Georgia, } Clay County. tIJlI.L BK St>LI) before the court house *• door uoor in in tfie tne town *own or of rore Fo-t Guinea waines, Mia county, to the h’gfie*t bidder for cash, with in the legal March hours of sale on tho first Tues ffiv i:« next, the following property tw-wit: All that kt of land in that part ol Fort Gaines, Ckv county, known as Green- > villc and bounded on the north by land of j Alfred llorton, E. church oh east lot, by and street.on soutli by tail by A. M. on west yard lot, containing one and one half* acres more or less. Said land levied upon to sat¬ isfy a ii fa from tbe county court of said c-'Untv in favor of J. E. 1‘eterson and against Alex Henderson. This 29tfi Jan'v, 1889. J.* T. McAllister, 214L Sheriff. SHERIFF SALE. ( ^ CORG’ A. CLAY O>CXTY. vX • SheriiTs Office. March *? next '"'f’. ut 0 the ” u,e court house door in \ cimy county, Ga, within tbe legal hour* of inlo > V* the h 'S he#t .bidder for cash the j following prepertytowitt All ^f lot of Innd No. 184 containing 2054 css All of said lands K ing m the ,th Dis tnct of Clav countv. Ga., and consists of one tract well improved. land levied on as the property of Isaac Collins to satisfy an execution issued from Clay. Superior in favor of a C\ ^danw against H. 1, Jus tree nnd Isaac Collins- winch execution w x8lu":“i^L/;r^ 2141 “■f Notice to Debtors. Notice is hereby given to all who are now owing pin us for lumber, that their accounts will be red in the hands of an uttoiney for collection IF NOT PAID BY FEBRUARY 1st. We are greatly in need of money, nnd have waited on you through tho dull months and now must have our money. Wc mean business. Killex AQuattlebcm. 111 0 2-1 . AAvloe to Mothers, Hrs. WrvrLow’3 SiKii HiMo Stmup shonld s&mji bo used wlien children are enttiog teeth. It re* lievea tho little suffer^ r;it once; it produoeanataral, quiet button.” sleep, a ad It the lut! a cherub nvrakeaaa “bright M a is very pleasant to taste. It nootheo the child, softens the gums, allay* all pain, regu diarrhoea, i ates the botveis, whether and is the best known reiaed 7 for arising from teething or other onuses. Twenty-five cents * bottle. wm ■ IJ RE U & :■ m rsi When I say Cms I do not mean merely to stop turn them lor A time, and then havo them re¬ again. 1 mean A RADICAL CUlUSt I have made the disease cl FITS, EPILEPSY or FALLING SICKNESS, Allf 0 *lon^ study. I wauiukt my remedy to Cure the worn case*. Becoase others have failed is no reason (or not now receiving a care, Bend at once for a treatise and a FbebBottl* trial, and it will cure you. Address noIhi^SSTT , H . C . ROOT, M.C m l83REAaiST,Hfl»Y0« 8 1 21 I 4 y ? Ei OF PORE COD UVER OIL ahd EYPOPHOSPHITES - ■ ■ ■ ■ Almost as Palatable as Milk. So r :ttxnt it OB be toben, difeord, end sofmlUitd 1*7 the m«I «aa*»ttv* .tomech, vtim tbe plain oil plafo, 10 iTm«b € «"rriSH«" OP ‘ ^ “ Ettuu.skle ts a flesh predutCT. J Perseas gala . I spoil J While t& Lilt g 1 . m BCOTT’S EMULSION ia acknowledged Bcstprepi by Physicians aJou in the to world be tho Fittest aad for the relief aad mxoot raucmanTmu 'iSwpNo . ct “ E »*i 1 hm' v' P /R 0 YAL*tds|\ si ■ Sti m * 1 , ^4ksi*0 PQ 'mm m Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel o! purity, strength and wholesoraenesH. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot bo sold in competion with the mul tiutde of low tests, short weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in CO., cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER 108 Wall street N. Y. lCly. Lbfst r ti V s seeds are the n , South, East or West Are grown from seed stocks, the result of careful selections, in trial beds specially de¬ voted to that purpose. Seed trial'beds are nothing having new, been as many in persons by this are house led to sup¬ pose, hundred use over a varieties years, of clbyor All Grass and Seeds. Thoroughly re-cleaned and freo from weed seeds or trash of any kind, J^mdreth's Lawn Grass Seed, BS#L.Flower Seeds of the best approved Imported and American Varieties. Agricultural and Horticultural Imple¬ ments aud tools in great variety. David Nos. 21 Landreth and 23 S. Sixth & Street, Son's, Between Market and chestnut St*., Branch Store, Delaware Ave. and Arch St., PHILADELPHIA Send for cataloguo. Letters of Administration. Georgia, Clay County.—W hereas T. C. Sutton has applied for letters of administra¬ tion on the estate of Mrs. Queony Sutton, deceased, late of said county. cause’within All persons prescribed are required by to law, show whv said application the time should not be granted. This Jan, 7, 1889. It. R. Bocker, 284t Ordinary. Just Received—One car-load of the celebrated Tennessee wagons. Writ¬ ten guarantee given with every wagon. W. A. Graham, THE RIVER BRIDGE. TTNTIL further notice, tho river bridgo ^ will be free to all parties coming hero from Alabama, to trade, or to haul freight from the railroad depot to Alaba raa. Attention Farmers’ Alliance. Y\7E V V are making up a Wagon club. Coine and got our prices. Wo are selling the best wagon FBl’ERSoN&CO in tne murket. 97tf THE WEEKLI ADVERTISER PUBLISHKD EYEBY FRIDAY BY ' WILL 1. mm tap , W. A. GRAHAM PROPRIETOR W. B. GRAHAM, EDITOR. SiTEntered at the Post Office at Fort Gaines as second class matter. FOEI 6AISE5 BRANCH 5, W, 1 l, STATIO NS. 1 LEAVE, j AKRIVK. Fort Gaines....... 10 00 am 4 20 pm Coleman’s Depot. 3 27 pm 10 45 am Outhbert.......... 2 50 pm 11 25 am WC’onnects at Cuthbert with Macon and Montgomery trains. W. A. Gkauam, lyr Agent Mr. J. W. BASS is our Au¬ thorized Agent for receiving Subscription and Receiving Money. He has your account call and see him. Happenings of the Day, As seen by our Reporters and Caught on the Fly. To Our Subscribers. We have decided to move our outfit to the Grimsley building, on Hancock street. We will be found there, over Speight’s drug store after the March 1st, and will bo glad to have our friends from the coun try to call on us in our now quartora. On account of the necessary disarrangement of everything In moving, and.as wo wish to have our press overhauled and repaired, we will be compelled to issue a smaller paper than usual. We will not be able to give you as much reading matter as usual, but will resume our regular slzo, as soon as possible. The gardeners have bogun operations again. The prospeot Is favorable for another rainy week. The little babe of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gieene is very sick. The boys were turning loose tho dyna¬ mites Wednesday night. G. D. Speight went up to Coleman, on business, laat Saturday. Mr. W. A. Graham attended the superi. or court at Abboville Wednesday. Mrs. C. G.Paullln, of Macon,Is In the city visiting her son, Mr. J. E. Paullln. Mrs. W. B. Graham loft last Saturday for a few days visit to relatives in Clayton Tho editor left to day to join his wife In Clayton, Ho will be absent several days. Mr. VV. M. Tumlln, of Columbus, repre¬ senting a cotton firm of that city, isjin tho Fort this week. Mr. W. B. Ilattaway, one of the most prosperous farmers In tho Bluffton district was in town Wodnesday. G. D. Speight takes the road again to day, with his champion copying book. The E. & O. Is his route this time. Two great enemies—Hood’s Sarsapa¬ rilla and impure blood. The latter is ut¬ terly defeated by tne peculiar medicine. Mrs. S. C. Mattox, wholis visiting her sister Mrs. M. E. Burnett, went over to Eufaula Sunday, returning Monday. Three fishermen went out Thursday to rope in the suckers. They brought back two, and it wasn’t a good day for fish eith er. CaptG. R. Butllve loft for Atlanta last Friday, to attend a meeting of captains of ^he State Militia, and also to push the claims of his company for new guns. Mr. Hamlet, of Augusta, a blind man, was in the city a few days this week, sell¬ ing religious literature. He was well In. dorsed by the pastor of his church, and was deserving of patronage. Mr. C. G.'Smith died at the home of his father near Cotton Hill on last Monday morning, and was interred in the cemetery at that place Tuesday afternoon. He had been in bad health for more than a year but had been growing better until las month_when he exposed himself to the cold and rain in his anxiety to get his crop started, and was taken ill again. His dis¬ ease being consumption, the progress was rapid, and last Monday while sitting up he died. Charly lived In Eort Gaines sev¬ eral years and was esteemed by all who knew him here, as a young man of good qualities, one to be trusted and loved. The Aevektisee extends its spmpathies to the bereaved ones. One hundred of the cele¬ brated “GammSIl Stock,” just received at the Adam’s Hard ware House, Dr. J. M. Hatchett. That I may, the more actively, engage in tho practice of medicine. I havo secured the services of Itab Fowler, a competent druggist to aid me in my drug business. Those in want of my services can find me either at my store or residence. Fort GaiDes.Ga. J. M. Hatchett, M. D. eowSm. mis PAPER m:.T file' be fmnifte. ai Ucu. f. r.owux A CO’A WS&ASS? ■ Blind for Eleven Days. Mrs. J. T. LoVo of Leesburg, Ga., widow of an eminent and successful physician, says, under date of Sept. SO 1888: My husband in a large and luomtive practieo used Swift’s Specii'lc, and with it restored to health many persans in whoso case all other medicines proved useless. One young man who had boon treated for six yoars for blood poison, his condition had gradually grown worse, and had got to be horrible. lie was helpless for twelve months and blind for cloven days. Ills case seemed Incurable. But he was cured souud and well by S. S. 8 ,, and to day is a strong and healthy man. Permauent. At tho tlmo I began taking S. S. S. my body and arms wore almost one solid sore, and I had boon taking medicine for twen¬ ty-six years tojeuro blood poison. In loss than thirty days my skin had all go loaned off, and I was a woll man. John. B. Willis. 31 Washington St, Atlanta, Ua,. Oct. 28 ’ 88 . Swift’s Specific cured me of malignant Blood poison after I had boon treated in vain with old so-called remedies of Mereu ry and potash. S. S. 8 . not. only cured tho blood poison, but cured tho Rheumatism which was caused by tho poisonous minor als. Gno. Dovelt,, 2422 Sd Avenue, N. Y. Swift’ Specific is entirely a vegetable remedy, and is tho only medlclno which permanently cures scrofula. Blood Humor Cancer and Contagious Blood Poison. Send for boeks on Blood and Skin Dis¬ eases, mailed free. y THE S WIFT SPECIFIC CO. Drawer :j, Atlanta, Ga. Mr. Oscar Wilde declares that there is a docay of lying. Wd have mailed the sunflower poet a copy of Bill Chandler’s lato election-outrage ejioech and one of Judge tom-gee’s recent loiters on tho south to the Chlcago-Inter Ocean. If Mr Wild has a spark of honor loft he will make a public retraction of his rash remark.—Macon Telegraph. ii» ** ' -------------- - It is a Curious Fact That the body Is now more suscoptlblo to benefit from medicine than at any other season. Hence the Importance of taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla now, when It will do you the most good. It is really wonderful for purifying and onrichlng tho blood, cre¬ ating an appetite, and giving a healthy tone to tho wholo system. Bo suro to got Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which Is pocuiiar to itself. -- — - - Mr. WIndom, who may bo our nox - Secretary of the Treasury 13 In danger ol being considered a man without a state. Though ho has. lived in New York several years ho protests that Minnesota Is his home. And hero comos the republi¬ cans of Minnesota disowning Mr. Win dom and denying that ho Is a Minnesota man. Mr. Windora should try Oklahoma. It might accept him.—Macon Telegraph. - Try the “Gammiil Plow Stock,’ and be convinced that they Sold are the best stock made. Hardware only by the Adam’s House. « V . W» . ,7 wmy[ ! 1 . w I i : ■ j *Sl » 1 i v > The importance of purifying the blood exo, not be overestimated, for without pure blood you cannot enjoy good health. AX this season nearly every one needs a good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich the blood, and we ask you to try Hood's Doreilliot* CGUllcU Sarsaparilla. It strengthens r jmd tuilds up the system^ creates an eradicates appetite, and tones tbe digestion, while It disease. The pecullat combination, proportion, and preparation et the vegetable remedies used give to Hood’s Sarsaparillapecul- *r rt O IlSeiT Ur eurative powers. No * other medicine has such a record of wonderful cures. If yon have made np your mhu l to buy Hood’s Sarsaparilla do not be induced to take any other instead. It is & Peenlias Medicine, and is worthy year confidence. Hood’s Ssijsaparl’.k Is sold by all druggist*, Prepared by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Han 100 Dc3oa Ono Dollar CATARRH COLD?®!* % m m fA^rrvF^® 2 j?/] HEAD.! j'-.. ar Try the Cure fjp iiYia -Jp^ ———■■ii.it. Ely’s Cream Balm Cleanses tha Paseeffos. AI¬ lays Inflan;u: -.ticn. Hea ls tho Soros. Restores tfio t-eausos cf Taste, Smell and Hearing, a to fstawAtwnrfi aad - -* »»-««*tou»« by iagidmiMw: s 8 t,N«r NO. 31. SHERIFF TAX SALES. •*’ u State of Giougia, } Clay County. I will sell for cash to the highest and best biiddor at public outcry between tho legal hours of sale on tho first Tuesday in April ’* 1889 the. following wild lands to wit: Lot of land No. 194 in tho fifth District of Clay county Ga., or so much thereof as will pay off and satisfy a tax execution in my hands. Said land i* levied on as wild land to satisfy a tax execution issued by the tax collector of said county for tho ft ate and County taxes duo thereon for tho year 1888. Also at same time, place and manner lot. of land 195 in the 6 th District of said county or so much theroof ns will satisfy and pay oil a tax execution in my hands, riald lot,‘No. 195, is levied on as wild lain! to sntisfv a tax execution issued by said tax collector fort !.a State and County taxos duo thereon for the Also at same time, placo and manner lot cf land No. 19(5 in said District or so much of the same as will satisfy a tiix cxocution in my hands. Said 1 t, No. 19(5 is levied on to satisfy of a tax execution issued by the tax col* lector said county for the State and coun¬ ty taxes duo thereon for the year 1388. Also at the same time, place and manner lot of land No. 1G8 in the 6 th District of said county or so much of tho same us w ill satis¬ fy and pay off a fax execution in my hands. Said lot, No. 1(58, is levied on as wild lund to collector satisfy a of tax said execution issued by tho and tax county for the state county taxes due thereon for the year 1888. This 23 Fcb’y 1889, J.T.McAllister, 314t Sheriff. SHERIFF SALE. State of Georgia * I Clay County. I wll sell at public outcry to tho highest bidder for casu before tho court house in said county on first Tuesday in April 1889, l etwen the legal h jurs of sale the following property to-wit: One house and let iw the town of laix^l FortA Gaines, of Rich Robinson, Ga., bounded the on tho north by Green by vllfl on east street, on the south by lands of Alex derson and on the west by land* of Jofiri^ M. London. Said house and lot is better known as the house and lot of Alfred Hor¬ ton. Same is levied on by mo to sntisfv a Justice court execution issued from the Jus¬ tice court 431st, district G. M. in faTor of J. 1!. L. Allen for use of A 1* Ingraham against fied Alfred according llorton. law. Tenants This in possession Fob. noti¬ to 26 1889. J. T. AcAUiator, Sheriff S14t CITATION. Georgia, Clay County:—To all whom it may concern: S. D. Cole* signed mat) lias for in due form applied letters of to administra¬ the under¬ tion tho permanent of Elba Ann llydc, lute of on estate said county, deceased, and 1 will pass upon said application on the first Monday in April 1889. Given under my hand and official signature, this FeL’j 4th 1889. K. T. FOOTE, 314 Ordinary. CITATION. Georgia, Clay County:—To rH whom it may concern: A. L. Foster fins In due f rrn applied to the undersigned for permanent letters of administration on the estate of Emma J. Williams, late of said county, deceased, and I will pass upon said application 1889. Given on under tne first Monday hand and in official April signature, this Feb’y 4th my 1889. R. T. FOOTE, 314 Ordinary. Jarcrs Drawn to Serve at the March. Term of Clay Superior Court. grand jimout: T It Davis, J J Crawford, J M Torbett, J U Simpson, J S Collins, S D Colonial), Joe Vinson, Phil M Brown, Tinsley, G It Sutlive, T W O Dobbins 5 T T Hammock J L Cror.ier T M Kcnfroe SJ Griffith John Sutton F T Tenniile I ) (1 Karo bo J V II Brown J N G Rogers L Culbroth W J reeno It D Williams F K Grist G L Collins Wm Fain H M Shaw 1) C Adams L J Day J A Belcher. Travem Jurors for First Week. W. Randolph B. Hoi mo*, iirown, J. B. M. P. Greon, Culpepper, 1’. M. Brooks, W. It. Gay, J„ J. J. Fulton, "W. W. B. II. Corky, Kngratn, tf. Evans, Robert Ingram, J. F. Creel, A. C, Jenkins, J. M. Bryant, J, (’, Hartley, G. C. Brown, F. M. Guv, J.C. McGugan, A. W. Hartly, J. W. Harrison, J, W. Holmes. I). A. Fain, John Harris, J. D. Coleman, P. C. Ilonge, J. H. English, W. E. Howell, J. I*. Dawson. W. S. Horae, 11 H. Dukes, C. B. McKinnon, C. II. MeKiuitnio, Milton, K. I. Todd, Henry B„ F. Grimsly, J. A. Gassett, ^jjrWo will give a list of tho TraVcrso Jurors for the second week in our next issue. “Dickens llad Olio Trtek,” remarked the professor, in a discussion of favorite authors, ‘‘which always struck mo •>£ an oddity. I mean his habit of pin¬ ning some distinctive word or phraae on a character, which must bo uttered on all occasions. Now people in real Jifo don’t iterate like parrots. At least, I kuow but ono person who is liable to such criticism —young Bowden, my neighbor. The pict¬ ure of health isn’t he? Ruddy cheeks, sparkling eyes, ringing voice. Well, bln pot phr »se, which I’ve often hoard him re¬ peat to perhaps a score of people suffering from coughs and weak lungs, is : Take Plerco’s Golden Medical Discovery.* No wonder, either, for it saved him from a consumptive’s grave.” &500 reward offered by tho proprietors of Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy for an Incu¬ rable case. rjUSlMY, will *hino the champion shoe* for BOOT-BLACK 5 cent*. Ua would notify his your that they do customers can away with mirrors. Book Keeping. ALL young men dciiring instruction in ** Wimberly Book-koeping, & are requested Wednesday to meet nigfic me at L’o’s store night next, at 7 o’clock. I have had consid¬ erable experience in teaching this branch and guarantee satisfaction in every instance, i \ Respectfully, wiMbEitLY, U F. tr #