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If von ever expect to buy a Gun now is the time. I’ve got more Guns
in stock than all the merchants in town have altogether. My
prices are low as any wholesale house, ion cant atlord to
luiv a gun without seeing me first. I can save you 25 pci
cent on anybody's offer on Guns. I have sold eve¬
ry man in this section a
Mister Rptil Slot p J
except one, and would have sold biin. but he stole one from John
\V a )ker over at Cordele, and was sorry alterwards lie did nt buy
from mo, as mine he said are the cheapest in Hie long run
Mv stock contains Winchester Repeating.bhot Marlin Rifles, (ums 15 at
factorv jirices, Winchester and pel
cent cheaper than other houses. Muzzleloading
Shot guns, 25 percent cheaper than my .com¬
pel iters can offer, bine Breech loading
Shot Guns, (« $25, regular Guns@ price $1'), $35
Breech-loading Shot
worth $12. Guns (" $fl, worth
$8, and so on.
CLOTHING.
If you expect to wear any breeches this winter I can make it pay
you to get ntv prices. Jeans (a 25<R worth 30/'. Jeans (" ■>■>0 afl
wool, extra heavy worth 40c, Jeans 0 20 worth 25,c. Flannel @ 1 ■><
worth 20c. Flannel <3 20 worth 25/'. Fnder shirts (a 25/', such as
other merchants are trying get 35e for. I am going to sell Glothmg
cheaper than otlier merchants or iiive it away. Mens suits horn
$fup. Boys suits from $1.75 up. Greater bargains than ever in
mens and boys Hats.
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I've got the largest stock, the best duality and the cheapest Shoes
on earth. Ladies Shoes perfectly solid, attractive and nice, @$1.00,
Fine Button Shoes for ladies (a $1.25, Misses Shoes from 85c per pair,
up. Mv $2.00 shoes for men have created the greatest sensation in
t lie shoe lino ever hoard oi in this country. Mens high 1 ut Lace Shoes
{,, $1.25, worth $1.50. Children shoes from 40<- per pair up. I've got
Shoes that
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paiier °1<' <juire. Ladies Hats trimmed in latest styles, from ioc. up.
1 se !1 Millinery goods at about half the price charged at millinery
stores.
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B dsteaiB, Vhirir* and Mattresses, Chair Bottoms, Halters, Hat racks,
liujey whips. School books Satchels etc. I am agent for
44' Tinsleys Natural Leaf;”
the fin <t chewing Tobacco on earth. Every body should try this to
bacco. it i> sogood.il will actually improve a mans moral charador.
To convince you that my prices are right. 1 would suggest that you
go to see other merchants and obtain their prices, then come to me
and I'll sell to you cheaper.
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EASTMAN, GEORGIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10,1890.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DR. G. J. CLARK,
Phqsician •j and Surgeo -Ui
Chauncey, - Gil.
Avg. 22 . Iy.
E. H. BACON,
OFFICE IN II. FISHER’S DRUG
STORE.
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Kepresents tin* ^Ktna Fire Insurance
Co., ami the Southern Home Build¬
ing and Loan Association of Atlanta,
Ga. auglo-ly.
PHYSICIANS ANI) BUKOEONS.
tT. TT. CATES,
DEJYTi & T.
Office over llerrman & Bro.
Store. ‘
EASTMAN, - GA.
April 15.—1890.
DR. W. L. SMITH,
ZDIETsTTIST
IIAWKINSVILLE GA.
Uliee in Puia.-ki House
12-1-88-1 y.
HARRIS FISHER* M. D.,
Physician, Surgeon and AccGiicbeur.
EASTMAN, GEORGIA,
Ofliee at Eastman Drug Store, corner
of Fourth Avenue and County Road St.
Residence, corner Fifth avenue and
chureti street. Jan. 11 18S1).—ly.
DR. T, F. ROBERSON,
ORAL SURGEON DENTIST\
SAVANNAH GA.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
C. K. WARREN !
BATE & WARREN,
.Iffornei/S 7 at Late.
1 lawkinsvillu, Ga. 136 Jackson St.,
Will practice in the counties Of Pu
Inski, Dooly. Will-ox, Irwin, Twiggs,
Dodge,Tclfiiir, Montgomery, amt t an-
:tn I. & 5rH v» t
Attorneys at Law,
EASTMAN, GEORGIA.
gjF’ Office over McArthur’s I.and
Oitice. 7-5-1 y tue
\V. L. CLARKE, ROUT. U. NORMAN.
CLARKE & NORMAN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
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Mt. Vernon, G HOC I A.
gif~ Will practice in all States aud
Federal Courts. Nov. 29 lss-ly.
DeLACY S BISHOP,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Eastman, . . . Ccorgia
Wi’.l practice h. all the courts of the
state. Attention giv .11 tot on\cyaiieiiig,
ing A hstraets of Title, Executors, Tru.-
tee.-. Partnership-*, Colh-e.lous, Con
hra'neiics o'f'praetk-c.'' oiliee 2—1 at 11 tue. Court
House. — 1
W. li. COFFEE,
A TTOltXEY A T LA If.
EASTMAN, - GEORGIA
Ofliee overS. llerrman & Bros' store.
. IIEltRMAN,
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ATTORNEY A T LA If.
EASTMAN, - - - - GEORGIA.
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I. E. WOOTEN,
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A TTOliXEY AT LA If.
EASIMAN, - GEORGIA.
Office at Court House.
Lumber is Advaneiuy.
Saw Mills, Steam Eng.nes,
SMngle Mills, Hay Presses, Ftc.
[f you 'v.’.nt a First-CDss SAW MILL
A. B. Far.mhar Ltd.,) A wk, la
Boot aud SIiog-M :tk»*r.
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SOU 1 & 0 uHUlj'IIliiiujil. pnnn Rirnn
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I have served seven years at my
will will lirove pro\t satisHetor^v saiv i.uiorj. 1 "' When'in *»n '• Tee.1 «
of a fine pair of boots o. shoes call on
" ,c at n, y
, ; M\ MY SIIOI mil )1» ON ON COr (EMI NT Y ROAD ROAD
S1KLLl '
I pairing, T make a when specialty in nee.l of of anything 1.,- Re- in
my line give me a call. Remember,
I good work anti good material ,s m . v
in vt to.
K.M. DANIEL LY,
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Wood Notice.
"We „ have , a large . lo. , , of ,, ho. h.
sawed blocks and lour fcait split
wood seasoned, which we can furn
ish at short notice Remember in any portion wood
of the city. our well
is all seasoned and burns
Harrell A Daniels,
Eastman, Ga. Oct. 3rd-4t.
JUDGE CRISP AT HOME.
Some Interesting Tilings He Has
to Sav.
America's, Ga., Get. s.—Con
gross man C. F. Crisp, a democrat
ie leader an I the probable s r eaker
if the next House of the national
congress, is at home now, spending
a few days quietly with his family.
He hopes to return to Congress
much improved in December.
A number of friends called upon
the distinguished southern states¬
man yesterday, lie is in good
spirits, and said that he felt better
.than he had in a long while. The
change has proven beneficial to
him already, llisillness in Wash
ington was caused by overwork.
He lias worked very hard tlie entire
session, and a rest of a few weeks
will do him an immense amount of
good.
Wednesday was the first, time
that he ventured out since his re¬
turn. lie went down to the'polls
early in the forenoon to vote, and
was stopped all along down town
by friends who had not seen him
before since bis return, and he
did not get back home until after
the dinner hour.
TO 00 OVER IliS DISTRICT.
Judge Crisp hopes to be able in
few days to begin canvassing his
district, lie hopes to meet his
constituents in every county before
his return to Washington in De
ceniber. He will impress upon
them the importance of voting. He
deprecated the fact II,at in Iho off
year elections, eie ia Ig'tvoe »
polled in Georgia.
U ()ur T)0OT)lo ” said the ... iiidiTG,
-do tl.ey should, : and ,
not vote as
the northern people do no uiu u
stand it. they do not see bow a
congressman in a district of * , <
republicans charge at once that j
we v- e practice F, 1 ^ fraud lia aud intimida-1
Don. ’
jj e sa j ( ] ( ] 1;1 ( ,, t (] 1C , ] as ( election
he golonlv 9,251 votes, and his op
ponent a,130. His district lias
40,000 odd voters.
‘•My tour, therefore," lie added, j l
“will be to stir up our people up
on what they should do.”
“Republicans,” Judge Crisp said,
“make capital out of the small
vote polled in many of the south¬
ern st at os. They charge outrageous
suppressions upon the part of the
democrats, and they refuse to be¬
lieve otherwise, as long as the pres¬
ent condition of aff airs exist in the
south.”
In almost any district in any
slate north, the great majority of
the votes are polled, where as down
here > we make a few tWand an
swer the same purpose. Hie south
ern congressman has just as much
to say anil as much to U 111 » ov -
ernmental affainj elected this wav
as the northern member coming
from a district where the heaviest
possible vote is polled. These are
tilings they cannot understand, the
judge repeated.
“Of course,” said he, “we under
stand readily the cause of the light
vote here, but no amount of rea¬
soning and explaining can change
their minds. Our people will have
<0 vote ni ° re ^ if 1h ey wish to
prove 1 and silence these false accu
sations. ..
Re.errmg T , to the . wok , m . con
gres.?, J tinge Lrmp said that what
(*-,<; \\,ia at .. 01 np.it> 10 .. 01
mocracry came through are. “It
has been a hard session, the judge
said.
LEADER OF THE PARTY.
Judge Crisp said the speaker is
considered the leader of the party.
He is supposed to direct legisla
tion. and steer his party whenever
it is in Ins power iO do so. Reed i
lie . said, •, being , • such , an extreme ^ ie
publican, looking ever for some
scheme , : to overthrow democracy.
! has struck the popular sentiment
1 of llis radical followers and
,
ridden saprcmelv on that waveev
is a man of republican convictions.
He sees nothing but good in hi>
partv. - * He finds everything '. bad in
(fie Other party. Again, , he saul. ..
KeC<1 ha T > m * ht t( ? « re!lt
imnression Jo ■ as possible in this COE
,1. -7 pJvJv l!lat ,l )e
: h |'* *«hei. in P is stennin-store I I, to
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the presidency, and mat iveed is .
on the steps. Answering a ques
Bon. referring to the debate in the
House, l ee other day. v hen C risp
! s0 (] completely democratic ‘WOOled’ leader the said speaker, "Iain
1C :
not willing to be run over and
trampled upon, without a protest.
If I see no reason why I should be
orerridden. I will enueayor topre
sent it. 1 nat what I <ii»l !
other day.
1 asked him if he thought that
the next House would be demo
oral ie. lie replied that he thought
J would. He said that tlie gerrv
tnander in Ohio would help the
democrats.
DEED OF A FEMALE FIEND,
Rome, Ga.,Oct. 7 .—Home is all
sensation to-day, for the blackest
story in her history is brought to
light. '***■
W A Wimple lies at the
P° ; ’ 1 of I M ^ on ad,r : '
I L v her fnen<J and next door
neighbor, Mrs. Doss McKee.
Doth ladies are in high life. Mrs.
V* implo belongs to one oi the old
est and best known families 111 the
country, Mrs. Mclvtt© is tlie nire
of Doss McKee, a prominent young
salesman in the city. The
ment increased when it was learn
ed this evening that a warrant had
been issued for Mrs. McKee and
she haa fled from the city.
C'Al'SE OF TUE POISONING.
The cause of the poisoning is at
tributed to a money trouble be
tween the two. I hey were
rentlv friends. iMrs. McKee
rowed ifflUO from Mrs. Wimple and
gave her note for it, to which she
signed . , her , husband , , s name, rpi i he
note was due on Monday. -Mrs.
McKee gave Mrs. Wimple some
pickles to eat. upon eating which
she became very sick, and the doc
tor attended tier until Wednesday,
Mrs. McKee was an almost con¬
stant attendant at the patient's
bedside. Wednesday night Mrs.
McKee and Mrs. Deits
an eggnog, the former returning to
the kitchen alone to beat the yel
, lows. .... 1 lie patient , could , ,___, not dunk, i • ...
the eggnog.
ANOTHER DOSE OF POISON.
“Let me drink it,” said Mrs.
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^
n0j *> exclaimed Mrs. Me
K P( * ? nourin^ 0 it out in an excited
*•
mfuner. »
McKee then prepared whis
j. oy ^ which the jiatient Drank,
, nish su bstance on the
sul q acc The patient at once be-
3 . On the aame
night Mrs. McKee went into Mrs.
Wimple’s closet and obtained the
box i.iox containing toniainin,, t int he note nuiv for three
hundred dollars.
Medical examination disclosed
the tact that arsenic poison was
'he cause oi confessed the sickness.. to having * ad- >*•
McKee has
ministered the poison and having
stolen the box containing her note.
EATER.
Rome. Ga, Oct. 8.-Mrs. Win.
pie died to-day at 3 p. m. Mrs. Me
Kee is still at large. It is thought
that she has gone to her father in
Florida. Every effort is being made
for her arrest. Her husband is con)' [
pletely prostrated with grief, and j
says lie is unable to account for bis
wife's action. j
, , 1
-lio’il walk live miles to get a bottle of
Hr. fiem-V Kttvorit.
In", tried R. A mi it’s a "medicine the.-yetem which
makes itself telt in toning up
ami correcting irregularities drug as soon store as
Us lava use dollar” is begun. Go to your
get a bottle ami try it—try
a second, a third if necessary. Before
tiiird one’s been taken you 11 know
that vou’ii there’s keep a remedy and eur.-’li to help eoiue. you. Then But j j
on a
if von should,n't feel the help, should he ;
disappointed in the results—you’ll hml a |
guarantee (.riuted on the hot I lc-\\ i ap
per ilia'll get your money hark tor you. i
III.w many women are there "hod
rather have the money than health V I
Ami “Favorite Prescription” produces
health. Wonder is that there’s a wo-
1 UIU willing to .suffer when there’s a
. _ drug
guaranteed remedy in the nearest
store.
Berry Ilorne Journal. About
three years ago seven men in l*er
iw paid $1 each to start a
b;ink The bank is now operated
uhtlt>r a sta1e charter owned by is |o- its
c . 1 ted in a building
stockllokk ,-s, and during the last
u . elye inout i, s over $250,000 of
business U 3S transacted through
cas Bet.__
You Are in a Eacl Fix,
But wc will cure yon if yqu wilt pay
VB, Debilitated, TuT e suiuinv n«7roin irom« 1 lie
nuitv, Semiual \V caknes», ami all the
$££ eflvctsof early Evil Habits, <>r later 111 -
tioiIg> ; vhi , h lea .l to ,»hoiili
L,.„ii n,. C ay, consumption or Insanity Life,”
V 1 for ‘ am! read the “Book ot
7*Jalwl) u omi . cure,
sent free, by ad.lr«wlng
J?,''Srilt/S:
or no
Nashvh.i.i:, Ti.xx.. -March -’•> 1 '
Railain’a Microbe Killer t o
Nashville, lenn.
tsira-iherebv certifv that i was
ht.ImVtf to try Ra.In.I.’s htol Microbr Killer r.evk.
1T ,,, uleiTd 1 ml- n-oubb-o me on my
soinneli that 1 eouldnot steep
far-* lerat nights, and one applivnuou
CHU ^ :!1 , almost inagieal cure. 1 cheer
f „, h . w . oniU11 Ull lhe
51 per-..ns alWcted wuth imjmre Wood.
as L have know n
^ - KI XN . k ; >v . Traveling Salesman.
iVrinanent address, Waco, l'exa
For sale by J T Rnclmn.
Rochelle New South: A negro
man was discovered by the crew
fih e j^ai p as g en ger lying near
f i ~,;i r 1, r a * noir * * Seville dead ' and ’
* ‘
horribly mangled, a few _ days ago.
[t is not known whether he was
k ;nedby ' a. train the night
' i_ r i an( ' i u „ 0 n the
‘ ’
track.
I STATE NEWS.
hems OF ixtekest GATHEIHB
FROM. 01 it EXCHANGES.
The public schools of 'rurswick
j opened WIntcr (er:n this week for the fa” nd
'
August rust and September rains
have played havoc with cotton
crop throughout the State.
For dyspepsia and liver complaint
you have a ( riuted guarantee Oil every
falls to cure, llerrman w Everitt,
druggists.
Hundreds of Wilkes county
fanners are going into the clover
j business.
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy—a positive
cure for catarrh, diphtheria ami rank¬
er-mouth. llerrman X Everitt drug¬
gists.
Brunswick's new artesian well
j ] ias Jj een completed, and turns out
(wo hundred gallons of water per
minute,
A nasal injeetor free with each bottle
of Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 5(j
cents at llerrman & Everitt, drug
^i st: g.
The safe in the express office at
Uuena Vista was robbed of .f 140
Sunday last ‘„ '
Why w ,„ y0 (>ou „ h wb , t) slliloll . t>
cure will give immediate relief, ’’rie-
10 ets., 50 cts., ami $1, at llerrman A
Everitt, druggists.
Seven steamers loaded with cot
i ton at Bruns,rick last Saturday.
| | Their total capacity was 50,000
j i bales.
Shiloh’s Cure will inmiediatelv reliev
j-aoup llerrman whooping Everitt, cough and bronchitis.
ik druggists.
The crops of peas, potatoes, corn
and hay are reported to be very
fin. throughout the State. I
are 10,1 made miserable t.y ...... S ,,J
don, constipation, yellow skin? di/zhi.*s.*,'io.^ ssiuloii's \ italizer of ap
a positive to rj. llerrman, &
Rev. Sam Jones is reported to;
have raised $12,000 in Richmond
last week for the orphans’home at 1
Decatur.
iMm.^k.-.hj.tta^ml ^ ’ fragrant j
1;U1 ,, ;veriltI i , t
Idaon ,,, i'lmoii, aged 75. and , .Miss ,,
Mary Blackburn, aged 45, of I taw
son county, were united in mar¬
riage Sunday.
T| ie Rev.Gko.If.Tlmyor,ofBonrben,
iml. says: ‘‘Both myself and tyilV ou.
t are
Up to Wednesday night the en-
roHment of pupils in the Amei-iem.
P ubllc Scbool ^ ha(1
naillcs - -lought tin tola, en
■’ollment will reach 1,500 names..
]U \* ^ , 1 t, fo,. l ;^p,p£ y ^T^; )11! ^;
ami breath. Hold by Or . T. J. Buchan,
The Japanese village, which Inis
been on exhibition for some time
past in New York, will be one of
the curiosities at the State fair in
Macon.
De Witt’s Colic and Ul.olera Cure
j[ lu ... . .
Cotton has been considerably !
damaged all over the state by the
recent heavy ‘ rains, A great deal
!ia , s been . beaten . out on the ground, ,
a nd some iii the bolls are rotting
ABB , sprouDn^. ,*
No griping, no nausea, no pain, when
Witt’s liittle Earlv Risers - -etak . ...... *11
small pill, Best pill. Safe -r . vVe
sell them. Dr. T J Biuhan.
i best cotton picking . the
ue ill
State yet reported comes from
Henry T county, iho children of
Mr. W A Turner, of McMullen’s
( r j e f ? made the following score
jn one day . j olin Turner, aged
seven ( eell 005 pounds; Clark Tur
ne a ed fifteen 402 pounds; Lena
Turne r, aged thirteen, 210 pounds:
Jakeg Turner, aged eleven, 301
pounds; Wade Turner, aged seven,
112 pounds; Floyd, colored 33
pounds. 1
Lost Lis grippe—tlie man who took
Cheatham’s Tasteless ( hill Tonic, but
lie ain’t kicking, and says it's a Lulu—
Che ltham’s Tasteless.
Americus Times: Dave Dudley
went to work in his blacksmith
. nop jts.ei vesterdav uav. Tlie me oeoule j'-opic of 1 ,
Americus wilt lad linn god spec 1
in this direc tion. In fact, Dave s
too "V ? „ 00( uuu j a ne „ r0 to iu ucumi becom - a <1 do pu
litician and a malcontent. lie is a
good blacksmith, and just now the
dooraa ,.e«l ml »«•
than they need pol.
TL—t.'„.ie
Cholera Cure iieeause wc hclnwc it a
safe and reliable remedy. ID good
effects are shown at once in cases
Cholera Morbus and similar complaints
Soldhv Dr. T J Buehan, Eastmad, and
Dr.UI Harrison, Chauncey.
( io orgia furnishes the Democrat-
1C sentatives . leader , , in • in ,1 the the House .1 person ot ot Repre ,, Chas.
[- Crisp. *' lie is io-dtv the most
promil nt Go ngres-inan from
^ ^ ^ ^ ^
j nee Speaker ded to Reed. check Judge the Crisp's bo-ism
1 name
is frequently mentioned in con¬
nection with the Senate, but he is
needed < erv badly for a while long
j ^ o j •—Augusta Even
News.
De Witt’s Uttle Early Risers.
Fiver pill ever made. Cure
tionevt ry time. No:.t- t-tp-. 1 l
; Dr. TJ Buehan, Eastman. Ga.
‘Vve*’refe/r ? ' vlH , ur,
De Witt’
r 0 ii,* and Cholera Cure for all
‘ 0 "fl; iailure. 1 li!lT -- w .No.lelay. sell L»r. «lis« i ; J p< Bmhan. umem
<>r e u.
i I Eastman; Dr. til llarrlson, t
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A CHANGE MUST COIMK.
M ;c/mn:i Uceor
j Many farmers in the south
■ become thoroughly dis 1C :;"tcncdi
ir • ’ .iy -h testis tom ie cot
ton tWtfMbTrmelves with no
are a to
give fruit, vegetable am! stock
raising a fair trial. Most business
men when they give a certain line
of trade a fair trial and it fails to
pan out, they quit at once and en
gage in some other business that
promises belter pay. but the cotton
planter hangs on to cotton untii
hois dead broke and then lie will
not turn loose. Georgia, and all
southern fanners will have to
change by force of dire necessity.
their present mode of farming.
A truckman can make more op
ten acres of strawberries, cabbage,
cucumbers and fruits than a cotton
planter can on one hundred acres
of cotton. In making cotton (lie
labor required to produce and gath
er it takes all or nearly all the cot
ton brings in the market, and the
planter has little or nothing let'.
In raising stock very little labor is.
required, but that little must be
intelligent labor.
Right here wc would like to di
vert a little and say that one
among the greatest curses of the
south to-day is the large amount of
ignorant and. cheap labor. Our
people want more intelligent labor
at a higher price. Of course any
can pick cotton, bm a man
who raises line stock does nft;. want
to be bothered one second with a
laljorer ivlio only has sense enontil*
to do such common work; he
hell) , , wil h sense, jud.^ine.il • 1 i
and discretion. It is nonsense to
to say that stock raisin.; does net
pay. Just watch the thoi: ands of
dollars that will flow out of Geor
;1 " 11 lirsl :
hehruary far horses and in ne.
tnat could be raised at mum just
a* ucii as not. The turn- is c ,m-1
ing—mark well the hand, prediction- when Urn, j
and at
farmers will not • be able to get j
hands to make cotton, and Ui u\
sooner the time comes the better,
We read in an exchange the
other day where an old man,
knowiriu ] lis sec fion of Illinois as
;m o!a crank , imply became he
made it a point to buy every old
blind maTe he could lay 1 is hands
on> With one lilu . .tallion and
two Spanish jacks, this old Illinois
crank, as he is called, is makiny
a little fortune almost every year
011 a forty acre farm, lie raises
nothing but forage and something
to eat at home, and clears nioie
money than fifty uvei age l.ieoig a
cotton producers.
Why is it our people can't see
^j ie necessity for a change { It 8
... bound to COllie, ' ail(t .... 1 Die d k . mail vi«> , v ] 0 I
ts at it Jil>t will come out on '
l' -
Twenty-Three Vears in The Drug Bus¬
iness.
I have been a druggist the twentv-three ined
years, and nave sold alt patent |
ieines which .are known in this country,
ami can truthfully say that 1 have nev- |
er ki«b\vn a remedy lor Blood DDca
of more value than ■ ■■ S. (Hwift’s, (Swift - Spe- spe~
( Mr. ' ,I '- A., A - a !l eiistoiner, ' ^ustomer. was was trouhl trouh! d <1
witli an eruption of tlie -kin on the buck
of hishaiuU, ami ha I in yaii.....oglu re
lief of the best local medical talent, ai-d
■ f ome of the mo i noted -poeiulists i:i
New York, alld as a last re-ort spent
some months in Paris, France, under
treatment of tlie pliysieiana there, ami
had secured only temporary relief. At
ter all ihis treatment he w as tinally enr
ed, sottuil and well, by .Sw ill’s Spcciiic .
Another en.-t* rmer, Mr. Ik, had siif
f.'iv.ie.r umny y-ars witli Blood Pol
rV--- turnc.t.'m 1 '- I'.Tem jm.smi* ■ ■‘hu. YZnX''
dby i:;*. a.miti-m of
a hail type. A <lnz<-ti small bottles el
S ii made a perfect and Old lasting cure.
XV 11 Ui'.-.iswxY, Fort, X.
Treat he on K'tood nvA Skin !/i
free. SWIFT'S SFKC'TTC CO.,
A 1 ' i.tit. G ;i.
a
Editor Jo iah Garter, of the At
anta Journal, > is having much trou
ble. Hellas been trying to fine ,
out hov , to rlke lffs baby bov and !
t he advice he has recen ed f ar ex
*eds , .
c in quan ity anu qua <y gi<
pvm m Co ;»■ to mn- "*■■- «r
dulls, ihe nhune k,no!y m*.
lh “ j^“or CaeUar try null:
' for the first year, and then ‘pot
likker’and asli cake forthetU'-j u-j,,,,,
' ' ‘ ; ‘ n • .....
when the bov lakes to cigarettes j
‘
and , ta q n , ( ;U , I , ie , h
j i raav ise iiim with a trunk strap, j
1
Kemarkahle «ese«e.
! , n. Hainfield, til.
'/-.y ." ut th,!t sh; caught
: •
. .. , , „ : hilt*
■ t ■ ' : , - =. '-y .* family I
"• ,H rrew WO lie told
AS il I icutu ot con
(,,••. fir NA'N 'l'Dr'I
j Kings iscovciy for coii.siiidptio fi r
mttle and to her dolla
elf 1,enclitic.! from t IR
c continue:! its u ntitl
bottle , found )icix*!f !
ui well, now d< us her own liouseAvork
well AS ever was.—Free
n~': ;it I »i-c 7 verv at
\ ierrmnn Everitt iru it store.
lar = <
Dr. Pierce’s Pel lei regulate; Mild the
Frolic.vh, Liver aud Bowel?. aud
®tct* - e.
*vjtr r^rtvyr UUL« * l£ % *>>
I HP Fount; ‘ ii.
l.ainens, "r-T -
fair, u «* nd '•«!!! and
hii Ml riw »o Vi
*c »*v*> kor * ’ copy.
i >"• VilOM
' IUSXTEK,
con
vnlescing, except Mr. J K Crunip
ton’s little daughter; she is yet ill
With fever.
\co A sfiJI our Z 1 *'o,
:' inert* ham's are bnyi il tiler
mre of ec as and celling many
, goods,
Di. L C Kimberly left for his
home Saturday, but will return in
a shod time a«d make Dexter Ids
permanent home,
Rev. U A Coleman lias returned
, to C'ordele, but will ho back with
us soon as health iv:T permit, and
resume his work her.*.
. Hog cholera is prevailing in
the-' parts,
Mr. Monroe Smith had quite an
amusing time with some vat*, the
other day. Fin,lu g quite a nnm
her in a barrel of pea hulls in bis
barn, he procured a couple of cats
and placed them in the barrel,
thinking they would a! once in.. It:*
a disastrous attack upon the rats,
To the contrary, however, (he cats
commenced to fight each other,
and almost a Kilkenny scrape was
iho result. They fought almost to
a finish, and to save one or both
>lr. Smith had to upset the barrel
and f e pa rate ferocious felines ; and
while they camp. ivd away Jio
procured a cudgel and killed tea
of (lie long tailed rodnnts.
There is no news of absorbing in¬
forest among us just now.
Yours, Gornmeed Joe.
Rot k Hill, S< \, M;iroh 2L 1^00*
[).•. rJ ?? Jolmsh n, Kook llil', S (".:
J>oa: - Sir—Tlic Miurolx* Kiiit*r bou^iit
from you has ontiivly ivlio\ tMl my who
from asthma ami ! bolievo will ovont u
ally ruro her. Ploasi* sum! me auolher
}>aekaj''e. A'otirs truly,
.1 I! \\ irsoN, la in. Kl)(UKM‘zer At ohuny
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