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YOL. V.
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
#di*ary, John Vickers, Willacoochee
Sheriff, Win T anner, Douglas.
dork Superior Court, 1): W. Gaskin,
Beuglae.
Tax Collecter, B. W. Douglas, Pear-
Ms.
Treasurer, Richard Kirkland. Douglas.
Tax Receiver, M. E, Vickers, Willa
eeoekee.
Corouer, Dr. W. F. Sibbett, Douglas.
Surveyor, Tharp Bailey, Garrant.
Judge County Court, F. Willis Dart,
•ouglas. Monthly term 2nd Friday in
each month. Quarterly terms 2nd Fri
days in February, May, August and No
vember.
J. P. 74SlDistrict, G M., T. S. Been,
N. P., and ex-Officio J. P., C. W. Infin
ger. Court Ist Saturday.
J. P. 1127 District G. M., C. C. Smith,
N. P. and exOfficio J, P., T. J. McGov
ern. Court Ist Saturday.
J. P. 1353 District G. M., W. J. Deen,
Bf. P. and ex-officio J. P., B. F. Griffis.
Uourt 4th Saturday.
J. P. 1170 District G. M., M. M. Kirk
land, N. P. ana ex-Officio J. P., Hiram
•avis. Court 2nd Saturday.
J. P. 437 District G. M., G. W. Tay
ler, N. P. and ex-Officio J.$P., T. J. Mc-
Baeliin. Court 4th Saturday.
J. P. 1130 District G. M., C. J. Med
dwc, Court 2nd Saturday.
J. P. 1020 District G. M. T. S. Ileriot,
IV P. and ex-Officio J. P., J. B. Pafford
•ourt 4t,h Saturday.
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Land for Sale.
The following lots of land has been
placed in our hands for sale. We will
sell the timber turpiptine privileges and
dirt; one or all and we mean to sell at
ence. Some of these lands are improv
ed and some unimproved. We will sell
all or a part, to suit the purchaser. No
charge for showing you the lands. Call
on us or write us, The following is a
list of the lands in the first (Ist) district
•f Coffee county. Ga: 400 acres No £7,
490 acres No 47, 403 acres No 03, 490
arcos No 155, 490 acres No 167, 490 acres
201, 490 acres 224, 190 acres No 253, 480
acres No 250, 490 acres No 257, 490 acres
No 259, 490 aereo No 264, 430 acres No
577, 490 acres No 810, 490 acres No 411,
490 acres No 157, 490 asees No 485, 490
acres No 280.. The following is in the
sixth ;6th) distrtpt of Coffee county:
490 acres No 185. 490 acres No 356, 499
acres No 267, 490 acres No 503, 490 acres
No 497, 490 aerps No 501, 499 acres No
514, 490 acres No 207, 490 acres No 1, 400
acres No 93, 490 acres No 819, 490 acres
No 435, 490 acres No 14?, 490 acres No
243, 490 acres No 15, 490 acres No 407,
499 acres No 363, 490 acres N o 367, 490
acres Ns 386, 490 a res No 30-3, 490 acres
No 148. The following lots of laud is
in the seco.td (2nd. district of Appling
county,.Ga: 40.) acres No 132. i39 acres
No 372, 400 acres No 70. 490 acres No 405
490 acres No 329 -t9O acres No 263. The
following lot •is in the fourth '4th dis
trict of Ap ling county: 499 acres No
239, 499 acres No • 17, 69 ? aerea No 3fiS,
490 acres No 39. 46 j acres No 188. I o
a usher of acres 5890.
Q n cky A McDonald
fctigias, Ga,
> t-.lirpr' t in '
T E WONDERFUL EXPERiE C ' OF A
V.'Ll>KriU’VN CHELSEA. . ■ A
f3 . fcliera with an I attire ;sl<- ’••!? o
uid jet Cured.
(7 -3ju the Argus and Patriot , Mo.i'r litr, TV.)
light y; am ago Goo. Huteliin*o moved
f .n Bradford to Chelsea, Vt., and bought
t sawmill at the latter place. He was
1; mn as one of the strongest me * in.that <
f -.[■ n. On Dec. 10,’02 while at wovi; in i
i mill, he was strut 1 ia the i a !>y ft ,
i. intr board, which sedtmrly injured him •
a i liicapacitetpd liar. tor v/t-r: of any j
1. ,and. Asa i't efit of this, Locouiuior Ataxia
r in, (this is a form of paralysis which
•r : ient of ail use oi !:--• lower
1 ib-i.) The Argus & Patriot ioierviewed
Hutchinson to-day, and his story ts
1- -e 4van in Ida own words.
• i y back ached <• :,i mally c- !my legs
r rt’.u to grew numb ami to be h aid i. :>■
u iblc. By the 15th of April 1 ceii.l do
c .oiutely nothing a:.d was te , • 1 V f
s aci. My physiciaas edv'rod .•.> to
t ,i ,:y Fletcher Hospital at •n,
t >e ■ reated, and I took tumr . . ■ hen
J eft uome r>y frienus bade -■ yo,
i. yer expecting tj sec mo s ' ."tin.
e physicians at tho hospital to. that
> case was a serious one end j . t. r.i
--1 teiy discouraged. I remain. 1 at iV
i pa',; seven wests and took the i.-i-.-s. . i
t ich the doctors gave me. I felt i.
t i hospital and thoughtthat 1 vra> vrr
i and went home to continue tin. ' .■‘i
i. nt, which I did for two months.
1 ian electric battery under their .-u
'J e improvement, hr. wi-ver,diu note .
a J ! began to give up hope. Au- ,•. ■
1 I could not get o.:t of my oh :r- •
; estanc-.andif i gotdownup.iTi ti.
i lid not get tip alone. About ■ :
< inced to read an account i*'
1 : curative powers of Dr. W!iii >
X ils for Pale People in c£"-'.* .■ unlit •• i ■ v
c ii. I did not have mr fcitii in t ■ • id.,
i- t thought a trial coanl ilo 1: > harm, r i ,
1 ught some vrithont teliing savour v.' !
v. agoing tadn. After I hr. i . :i :
t era ?nnv time f font’..! that.l r Pie fi t'p c
i months i was side to >. down to lh<
; u and i..y n : y! > • began t ■
< s fi, ■ marked imnrnvem in my u
. ,i cc ntimn and the luadieiae . r * t
i iproye, and soon roro-.u < v.viU
; ! mid, :t fir;t ve: r: >
; :r if w.• able :. i: I .11 It: '!
t om n r end 1
. •- mtils i have ocr a'o- 7;i ■* '
almost ns st<’ and v r f < r
■ wll. i-at well and --i ot. r- i :
• "r d'd and [ !">ve no ' :!n ' . ’
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iOOd’fi oiii ii £UFJi i • TANARUS"
i .10. YOU at. ; Uia ; $ /
Poor
Health
means so much more than
you imagine—serious and
’fatal discs,ses result from
’trifling ailments neglected.
Don’t play with Nature’s
greatest gift—health.
Browns
Iron
Bitters
It Cures
Dyspepsia. Kidney and Liver
t-etn-iSgiu, Trouble?,
Constipation, Bad Bicod
Malaria, Ner*/ous sSntat*
Women’s complaints.
O'-, nvty tie genuine—it fa- rvjfdnal
1 ' ses on li*e wrapper. AUctner. ttrsfZtf-
Si ;ctes. '.}•> itcsjpt Of twoM
*end He* o'. Ttn BMetfis! WStal'i
hair V '-evi and book—free.
BROV/B Ct-ISSnCM. CC. Bscr-VOW, MO.
' .'O7 WHAT Wt: <AY, bul
“ what llnod'k Sarsaparillla Doedj
■ ia{ u-!k4 the story of its merit.and fuc*
cesi.Kemcmber HOOD’S CURES.
DOl '.-’LA-S UA. COFFEE COUNTY. FRIDAY DECEMBER 20. 1805,
If you are feeling
oi?. Of torts, weak
and genwai'y ex
hausted, nervous,
have no eppetile
and can't work,
begin a* *nee tak
ing the most relia
ble rtrcngtkening
medldne.which is
Crown s Iron Bit
ters. A few bot
tles sure--benefit
comet from (he
very first doge—
■won't ritrfk me
ttrfk, ana It'
pleanst to text.
DVERTISEMENTS?
TO SAVhYOUR
v V 5 > r t . u t v '■r
i > \i \ \:j Al. in JT3.
Hie I .. . ‘.'Uti'X of eve;
• n lv oj5V retnii sl4>re
i'
in t T /•?'
1 Lny ir r; .* i.- fr i • an.l make prinns tlm same
wr.j ~‘ll i: y jices oi • -ij nttm enebith.
,!'N'3 AM . CLOTHING IN HEAP* AM) i’li-TiS.
jOD FITS V : „'.THST STYLES.
rAfi •* 1 pi tf.e*! o},r poljT
Siii)... j 1 hIWXHi*
My atocV. . ’•• it and chef.i cd, largest of Ary retail ston
M SOUTH <■’ >!A.
Jf
wt
My SuXc -j Co:up!I hi E■ vj Line
AND CHEAPEN, THAN MAS EVER HREN .‘ OLD.
Uustomerscouiiug /• l^ougt
CAN PUT Til El l! HORSES IN MY LOT THEE OF
CHARGE. I HAVE ON HAND LINT
COTTON FOR SALE FOR MATTRESSES.
I wive me a irlal ami beeoiivineed
nothing fo price my
If y.iu boul-J a* any time need a Cos Gin or Cnskeft cl. on me, I have
t Coffin depart ns lit in mv Rtors Can fix you up any prise an I *’y!c.
ALL piirs.nm “thill l iiv : iiT/.- or accoan due- wi In > ney hy
. ci ft T>.'via ' i- *7l
3'JGU GEOtISIA
Wisdom, Justice and Moderation.
WE HAVE GOT’EM
, Dais. A nee*', IV o rr Byxos, Picture
Fia.mes, Toilet Sets, Dressir.g Cares, Wine Sets anything and everything to
P oase l * ie folks. V c have the largest ami cheapest a s rtnmit to h-j
Found iii Cofien county.
BA NT A. Cl iAUS
is hartt and v,i!S m isn*A sj©rc
headquarters ]uri t •• the li©lil va
Eve. vWMv i.s ci f - JhYlv inviteui (O
cul! n Iks I r,hr ’ , r{t ‘ ‘ rw,Nt <*f'k of Gond.r er
seen in Dc. ’ e lin.ve go', the n and they
VIF I BE FOLD.
S3* hbufkii iS V Jt- •liklkL's' '2 ;■
Pm * '/Oa£v s :l ;
t)o3i’l talk, "lave
OWB, stock off
fanej godS) ncticas, shU
■r& mid hata is fee ckcap
ti tQwn. DOS'S tike
>.!£ wM fOr it cOme aad
lee nmd w© &®n 3li@W
sTR*. .. BKTi ER than wa cau led you in the I RKKXR. COME he?
"/j? '1
y Wd-a f,,re it is too Lit. an l get tho pick of our Holi lly Good h y
g ir. S like ‘ HOT CBKES.”
A $5.00 Dollar Parlor Lamp
To be <>ivcn .v.viy FREE. Every .nrchsser of wo th k f gills at <ur
> or, entitles you to a cliauce at flic lamp FREE. We have fin xtra fo-yfl
■3 clerks on hand to vva t on oitr many customers.
A E: ?j Ciifi? mad anil. apr; Ka Y^a 1 Tt til
LEADS A TAT LOW
Uoaglue,
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