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About The times-journal. (Eastman, Ga.) 1888-1974 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1891)
THE TIMES-JOURNAL i. D. STOKES, Editor and l’rop’r. E. B. MILNER, Associate Editor. —PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT— EASTMAN', GEORGIA. SUBSCRIPTION, $ 1.50 PER YEAR, | Eastman, Ga. Oct. 23, 1891 THE LEGIST A TV HE. The Georgia legislature ad¬ journed last Thursday. In many respects, taken as a whole, this was the most remarkable body of law makers that has ever assem¬ bled in Georgia. HJWhile they did somethings that were foolish in the extreme, it is also true that they accomplished a great deal that will prove bene¬ ficial to the people. During the session just closed the legislature was the target of a great deal of harsh, and the Times-Jocrnal be¬ lieves, unjust criticism. We believe the legislature for the most part, were composed of as good and c apable men as there are in the state,and while, in com mon with a great many other peo¬ ple, we differed with them in some measures, wo always cheerfully accorded to them honest motives and patriotic purposes in every¬ thing. There were, however, certain extremeists who should, andj we have no doubt wi'l, be left at home next time. These fellows never lost an opportunity to act the fool, and, in doing so, they acted well. They retarded the business in hand, by their many silly capers, and, in fact proved a stumbling block generally. Right here the Times-Journal desires to commend the course of our immediate representative, Hon. O. J. Jones. He was one of the most conservative and level headed members of the assembly. Always at his post, whether dur¬ ing the session or in committee; studying every question careful¬ ly, and voting from an honest conviction, lie acquitted himself with credit not only to himself, but to his constituency also. And now that he has returned home the Times-Journal has no hesita¬ tion in saying to him in behalf of the people of this county, “well done, though good and faithful servant.” MIL DOWDY'S CARD. In another column under the caption “Ho Defies Arrest,” of this issue, Mr. T. Dowdy, ol Rhine, has a card in which he de¬ nounces as untrue nearly every sentence of an article lent out from Gordele concerning ,/ohn Dowdy, which appeared in this paper last week. The article in question first ap¬ peared in the Atlanta Herald, and then in the Atlanta Constitution, as well as in other paper* in the state. The Times Journal copied it from the Herald, but uninten¬ tionally failed to give that paper the proper credit, as should have been done. The matter being of a local na ture, young IStudstill having been killed inthis comity, we published the article as a matter of news, without th* slightest intention of doing anybody aa injustice. We give space to Mr. Dowdy’s card with pleasure. Editor Larry Gantt, of the South ern Alliance Farmer, is quite sick at his home in Athens. We hop# that our ’esteemed brother will soon be able to be at his post again. And now it is said that Evan I*. Howell, of the Atlanta Con¬ stitution, is grooming for the gov¬ ernorship. In the meantime Gov. Northen is sawing wood and say¬ ing nothing._ Congressman JL F. Livingston and Gov. Ben Tillman, of South Carolina, are going to have a joint debate oa the sub-treasury bill in Atlanta during the Piedmont Exposition. It i» needless to add that the fur is going to fly. The Henry W Grady statue was unveil#d in Atlanta Wednesday with imposing ceremonies. Gov. Hill of New York was the orator of the day. Henry Grady was the grandest, most patriotic and most unselfish statesman that Georgia has ever produced, and the people of Atlanta in thus honoring his memory honored themselves. <7= McElree’a Wine cf Cardul and THtOPORO S BLACK-DRAUGHT are ler sale by.tbe following merchant! in PUDGE county. Herrma d: Herrman. Eastman; Dr. I. H. Harrison. Chauneey. W. S. Carson, Copeland, Ga. POR DYSPEPSIA, IntJiCteUon. anJ St»m»ch iUorden, BROWE'I IRON BITTERS. KS4*ttMt All dsalara keep tail ft, |1 per ‘ M bottle iwi Oeautnekee w yftem- I EHIKE LETTER. Judge B. F Clark lost a finej * ^The* singular manner Judge e'T 118 mu * e to "T? t!le bu Sgy ant * started to town on some business, and when he had proceeded as far as Mr. Atkinsons that gentleman proposed o accompany him, Just as thej were starting off, Mr. Atkinson commenced to examine a pistol which some one had given him to repair, which he thought a lea uriex P ec,e< , , l ‘ ' ly the weapon was discharged, the contents taking effect in the ani maps side near the hip. The mule died in a short time after the ac . Our citizens were entertained one day last week by the amus¬ ing antics of two large bears and the equally odd behavior of thei. worthy owners. It is not often that our little city is blessed with a show of such magnitude, and our people showed their appre¬ ciation by a full attendance. Mr. P. A. Bowen’s son killed a huge rattle snake a few days ago, which measured seven feet and two inches from tip to tip. Af¬ ter his snakeship had been dis¬ patched there was found on his person eighteen rattles and one button but no thread. The other night Randall Jor¬ dan, a sable-hued citizen, heard an unusual noise among his chick¬ ens and taking his pistol he rush¬ ed out to learn the cause, when he saw some one retreating in the moonlight. Without further cere¬ mony he leveled and fired, but missed his game. In about an hour the uproar in the hen house was repeated and Jordon repeat¬ ed his former exploit. He raised his weapon and pulled, when Jo and behold, the chicken thief turned and emptied his shot gun in the direction of Jordan. The latter on investigation found sev¬ eral holes in his shirt that weren’t there before, and a few in his hide that will heal up in due time. Messrs. Charlie Swymer and Willie Brantly have just return¬ ed from a trip to Florida, where they have been visiting relatives, and also to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the “land of llowers.” Mr. Thomas Conley while work¬ ing at a loaded timber wagon one day last week had the misfortune to mash one of his fingers. The wound was successfully dressed by Dr. W. C. Malo.v, and in con¬ sequence is now doing well. Mr. J. B. George, who has just returned to Rhine from North Carolina, his native state, after an absence of nearly a year, was given a warm welcome by his many friends there. We are glad to know that he intends to locate permanently in this section. Rev. S. B. Rogers delivered a Sunday school lecture at Bay Springs church last Sunday which was considered to be one of the most forcible and touching ad¬ dresses of the kind ever heard here. Our people regret very much that hie ill Health will nec¬ essitate his leaving us for an in¬ definite time. The fire alarm was sounded last Wednesday night about 8 o’clock, when it was discovered that the turpentine distillery belonging to Robitzsch & Co. was on fire. About fifty were assembled at the place of conflagration in a few ! minutes after it originated and | . with this united force th# flames were soon extinguished. Omkga. Cotton continues to arrive at at the rate of twenty bales day. AH the farmers in this seem to be paying up for guano and other and merchants begin to cheerful. The club of five, consisting of Messrs. Horton McCranie, 1\ A. M. A. Burnham, M. Mix and D. C. Cravv, took the premium at the Dodge county Tair for the best exhibit o» farm produce, thus put the farmers to thi»king in this district, and the boys say they are going to get there next year with both feet. Miss Emma Lee Ryals, of Cope land, is visiting relatives near Rhine this week? Rhine has two thriving Sunday schools. One in the morning at 9 o’clock at the Methodist church, and 3 o'clock at the Baptist. The health of Khi-e i, ^ good, and our doctors are getting lazy. Miss Ilattie Dcrracott. a charm ing young lady of Butman, Ga., is now a resident of Rhine. A great revival of the colored neonle j^ople is is going troine on on at Austin S church, and many claim to a be converted. If you feel itrtH a. 11 4 worn out take BROW IE0# BIIISR8 ------ TWO OP A KIND. From the Atlanta Herald. After all there was gome good , ^“ ng8 accom P ]lslied by the dead 1 jr or j ns t aDce) there was that quiet littIe man Mr _ Mattox, of I Clinch . The South Georgia sheep for generations jet * „„i unborn „rrv will will r j se up and b\ ea t | 0 ca ]i bira L>1 essed, jq e j sa man w ] 10 believes in the Biblical quota tion, “despise v not the day Ot flmall small f things, u incrs » With this end in view be cud g eBed b i s b ra i n ( 0 frame a law to pro t ec t sheeps’ tails from the pes rtf-rmis rnofclehnrrB . , . JNow that shows the depths Ot Mr. Mattox's brain. Who else would have thought of framing a law , to , protect , , the , aheep , from , „ burrs? He did, though his bill, one to make every fanner who had a coc kleburr bush on his place cut it down or build a fence around it to keep its fruit from gettting tan¬ gled in the sheep’s tail, never saw the light after it went m the com mittee room. The quiet gentleman from Clinch could never understand why this bill went to seed so soon. If he is elected again he will doubtless frame a bill making it penal for a sand spur to stick to a bird dog's foot when he is hunt ing. Great men some of these legis¬ lators were. Unique ideas some of them pos¬ sessed, and they occasionally lei them run at large without a muz¬ zle. I remenbar an argument advan¬ ced by the celebrated Dr. Chap pell, of Laurens. He didn’t fight a duel but he wanted to wipe a reporter from the face of the earth for dubbing him “the long-eared member from La u re us.” Well for the doctor's idea. He was arguing in favor of the bill to make it a crime for a doc¬ tor to get drunk. “I am in favor of thia bill,” he shouted in his familiar nasal voice, “it's a good bill and it orterpass. Now sposon a man’s down in the new groun’ euttiu’ timber, an sposen a tree falls on him an busts him wide open, cracks his skull. You send for a doctor. He's drunk an’ when he goes to tre pann the man’s skull kills him. If this bill was a law that doctor would not a got drunk ah’ that man would a’ been alive today. Therefore Mr. Speaker I’m agin the doctor's gettin 1 drunk, an I’m in favor of the bill. The doctor just before making the speech had been told of the story of the little boy Who said pins had saved lots of folks live6 cause they never swallowed them and he had framed his speech af¬ ter that pattern. GEOKGIA-Donnu County : Ordinary’s office. James Muliin has applied for set ting apart and valuation of Home¬ stead and I will pass upon the same at 10 o’clock a. m. on the 11th day of No¬ vember, 1891, at my office. This Oct. 21st 1891. Michael L. Burch, Oct. 23, 2t. Ordinary D. C, Tax Levy 1891. GEORG1 A--Dodge County. Court of Ordinary—At Chambers It is ordered by the Court that a tax of forty-four and one-half of one per cent., be and the same Is hereby levied for county purposes, on all the taxable property of said county for the fiscal year 1891, as follows: Court and Jury 301-5% $500302 Bridge, 01 percent $ 165.66 Pauper, 08 per cent $1325.30 Jail. 05 per cent $ 828.31 Total. 44 1-5 % $7322.29 Given under my hand and official sig¬ nature, this, Oct. 3rd, 1891. Michael L Burch, Ordinary Dodge Co. WELL ENDORSED. When such men as Dr. J. B. Hawthorne, Rev. Sam R. Jones, Dr. 1’. S. Henson, Rev. M. H. Wells, Gen. James Longstreet, Gov. R. B. Hubbard, Dr. D. I. Purser. Dr. M. B. Wharton, Rev. O. L. Haily, Col. L. F. Livingston, Pres. Ga. State Alliance, and oth¬ ers too numerous to mention, of undoubted veracity, endorse a medicine in unqualified terms it means something. These men give King's Royal Germetuer their endorsement, and ; hearty recommendation. Germe- j tuer will cure all diseases that originate from poisonous germs that in the blood, io the extent GERM THEORY is correct, King's Koval Germetuer is die remedy. It is no accident. It is prepared as as a a germ gurill uwuujci, destroyer, and auu is J3 the, uic ! ^ eep a little on hand for burns or bites of for paisonous insects. It is a a specific s colds. It will ar rest and cure fever quicker than quinine. Newspapers wonderful are en this remedy, and many physicians use it ill their practice. It is destined to a standard remedy. Ask your dru ist for it . If he cannot fur Roval Dermetuer Co.. Atlanta, Ga ; Price #1.00 per bottle. Write them for one of their which tells wondentj •- -e, — f SHERIFF SALES FOR NO¬ VEMBER. will be sold before the Court biui* in November next, between the legal hours of 8ille > th * fo,,ow,n * property, Lots ofland .. . Numbers 242, 243, _ 2, , 395 jim 273 , 300. 301, 302 and 272 , in the 15th District of Dodge County, Georgia; also one town lot No. 8, in Section 3 and one house and lot in said f wn - “ the Biiho P t0 comain one acre “°" * r le “> wher * Janies Bishop, Sr. lived in said town. lately occupied by B. B. Jonet, now unoccupied. Levied upon as the prop ert r of BUho P» 8r - under “ n execution issued from the Superior Court of the said County of Dodge, in favor of A. B. Small vs. the said James Bishop, Sr., at the February term 16- 88> of 8aid < ourt - Property pointed out by Plaintiff Attorney. Levy made py j T Baw l,ns, Sheriff of (aid Ceun ty, June 4th 1888. This 28tli day of September, 1891. P. S. Haaubovs, Sheriff, Dodge County, Ga. Will be sold before the Court houaa door in the town of Ka.tinuu, Dodge County, G»., on the first Tuesday in November uext, between the legal hours of sale, the following proparty to-wic: k Lots of land Number* 143, 243, 27H, 295, 296, 273, 300, 301, 302 and 2Z», in the 15th, District, Dodge county; also one town lot Number 3, in Section 2 and one house and lot in said town of Eastman, know n as the Bishop place, said to contain ona acre mora or lean, where Jamea Bishop, Sr. lived in aaid town, lately occupied by B. B. Jcnee, now unoccupied. Levied on aa tha property of James Bishop, Sr., uader an execution istued from the Superior Court, of the said county of Dodge, at the February term 1888, in favor of E. Crocket A San rs. the said James Bishop, Sr. Property pointed ont by Plaintiffs Attorney. Levy made by J. T. Bawlins, Sheriff of Dodge Coun¬ ty, June 4th, 1888. Thia 28th day of September, 1891, P. S. Marubovis, Sheriff. Dodge Ccuntv. Ga. Will b* sold before tlia Court bout* door in tlie. town of Mas’man, Dodge County, on the first Tuesday in No¬ vember next, betweeL the legal hours of sale, tlve following property, to-v*lt: Lots of land Numbers 278 , 279, 293 and 294, in the 13|di District of Dodge county, and To win lot* Number* 19, 10, 11, 13, in Section 2, and lots Numbers 12, 13 and 14, in Section iv in the town of Chauneey, said county. Levied on as the property of James Muliin, under an execution issued from the Superior court of Dodge county, at the May term 1885, in fayor of Me.in iiaril Bros. & Co. v*. the said James Muliin. Levy made by J. T. Rawlins, Sheriff of Dodge county, March 3rd, 1885. Property pointed out by P.'tin tiff’s Attorney. This 30th day of September, 1891. P. S. Haeoeovb, Sheriff, Dodge County. YVill be sold before the Court housi door in the town of Eastman. Dodge county,Georgia, on the first Tuesday in November next, between tlie legal hours of sale the following property, to-wit: 7 ; One Traction Et-lipM* Engine, with water tank and machinery complete, now used for grinding and ginning;pu poses at the old Mill place.of J. Bishop, Nr., the same being about S-hor«« powi' Levied on as the property of J . BUhop Sr., under an execution issaed from the Superior court of Dodge County at the February term 1887, in favor of Frick & Co. vs. the slid Jamu* Biihep, Sr., Level bv J. T, Bowlins, Sheriff of Dodge County, July 2nd, 1887. Thli, 30th day of September, 1391. I*. S. IIaeukovh, Oct. 2-4t. Sherifl'Dodge County. Will l>e *old before tin* Court house in the town of Eastman, Dodge Georgia, on the firit Tueiday in next, between the legal of sale, tlie following property, Tlie undivided one half interest of J. L. BerryhiH, in and to lot of land 340, in tbe 13th District of County, a* hoir at law of Wil¬ H. Berryhill, under and by virtue a Justice Court fl. fa., iatued fr m Justices’Court of the 1264th I>i* G. M. said County, in favor of C. Peacock A Co. v*. the said J. T. L. Property pointed out by attorneys. Tenant in posses¬ notified. This 30th day of Sep¬ 1891. P.S. HiRoaova Oct. 2 4 t. Sheriff. Dodge County. Also at the #ime time and place the property, to-wlt: Lot of land Number two (2) la Sec¬ a, containing on* hundred and (115) feet *qiiare, together with house thereon, in tlie tov»n of Georgia. Levied cm a* the of E. Johnson to ntbfv Seivel a court fi fa, in favor of <k Property pointed out by tbe P. S. liAtGEOVl, 2, 4t. Sheriff. D. 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Cruvey gs executor of the es¬ tate tioned of the Daniel Ordinary Campbell having peti¬ of said eounly to pass an order discharging him from hi* trust, all persons concerned are hereby cited and required'to show cause, if said »ny discharge, they have, against the the will granting be granted of or same on the first Monday in November 1861. This July 7th 1861. M. L. Buech, July 17.-4m. Ordinary Don’t storm the svHem as you would a fort. If held by the enemy, constipa¬ tion, gently persuade it to surrender with Do Witt’s Little Marly KUent. These little pills are wonderful cotivinc ers. For sale by T. J. Buchan, Eaft m:»n. July 31, ly. A Household Rsmedy EON ALL DISEASE8 ‘ B.B.B. Botanic Blood Bain It Cures ISM! 8 farm .1 mall|naat SKIM ERUPTION, b« *I4 m *«!•• «(M*le«« la to*i«| lythi DWtin ii* iMdriif ths MMtHuttoi, wkn IrapaIre* Iron in, mm. 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Fielder, deceased, has ii» dui form applied for leave to sell five-sixth* ,6-6) undivided (.interest in the pine timber suitable for saw-mill purpose* on lot of laad number one the] hundred and eighty-two district (182) in fifteenth (15th) of laid county and said application will be heard at iny office on the first Monday in Novem¬ ber. 1891, at 10 o’clock a. m. Given under ray hand officially ls9L thi* seventh diy of iM-ptember, Michael I,, ili acu, Sept. 18.-4t. Ordinary I>. C. BROWS IRON BITTXRS Cures Dyspepsia, In¬ digestion A Debility. Cheatham’s Tasteless Castor OH. n the name indicate*, is a castor oil no treated ns to become palatable. The medicinal virtue* ol tlie oil is not In the least impaired, hut oh! my, what in improvement in the taste. Price 25 cent*. 8*pt. 25.-4t Notice Couett t Dod*# Superior Court, Aigust Term, 1891. It appearing to the Court, by the petition of Georg* ff. Tiediuan & Bro., tha# Mary Harrison and G. F. Harri¬ son, on tlie 19th day of November, 1389, executed and delivered to said George W. Tied man A Bro. a mortgage on a lot of land, lying in said county, described a* follows, to-wit: On# lot in the town of Eastman, of Dodge and State of Georgia, fronting thirty feet op County Koad Street, and running back One hundred , with frame building thereon, Six teen by Thirty feet, said lot bounded on the North-West by lands of James M. Eavt by land* of W. W. Aebburn, for the purpose of securing the amount of • certain Promissory note for the sum of One Hundred and thirty-one Harrison Dol¬ lars. mad* by the said Mary and G. F. Harrison, on the M*th day of November, 1389. and payable Bro., to the said Georgo W. Tied nut n A due Eiv* Dollars per month until paid, which said note tha said Mary I arri son and G.F. Harrison refuse to pay. lt is therefore ordered that the said j y tT T Harrison and G. 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P. for a spring medicine at this sea soil, and for tonm s up, m\ igorat ing, and as a strengthener and ap petizer take P. P. P. It will throw off the Malaria, P. and put P. you Is in good condition. medicine P. the best spring in world for the different ailments t'he ^ system . is • 1*11 liable to a m • . i spring. _ _ __ M jJlhsoriSiVk fllGH'APM ^ Y *\*V J I 1 * *r the ONLY PERFECT s 0\m USE. FAMILY jg -pan Send for C irculars and Price List to Wheeler * Wilson, Mfg. Co., Atlanti.Ga. Letters Administration. GEOKGf A-Domii County : To all whom it may concern : E, Johnson has ia uue form applied to th* undersigned for permanent let¬ ter* of administration on the estate of Hell Johnson, late of said county, de¬ ceased, and I will pats upon said ap¬ plication on tlie first Monday in No¬ vember, 1891. Given uader ray hand and official ■dgnature, this 30th day ot Snptember, 1891. Mack ah. L. Bracu, Ordinary of Dodge County. Shi rlff’a Sale. Will be sold before the court house door on the first Tuesday in December next, during the Legal hours of sale, Lot of Land numWr Two hundred and seven in the Fourteenth District of Dodge County containing 202 1 s acres more or less Levied on as the Property of Woowon _ Burnham , to . sausfy . . . an etecu tion United from tlie court cf Ordinary of Dodge Co., in favor of L. C. Burn ,)ain - P. S. IJakgbov t, Oct. 23-6t, 1891. Sheriff D. C, Consumption Cured. An old physician retired from practice having hud placed in his hands by an East India missionary the formula of a vegetable remedy for the speedy rx 1 . r(ual , ent clIre 0 f Consumption, r Bronchitis, < atarrh. Asthma, and al Throat and Lung Affections, also a post-, tlveaud raitcaUurefor Nervous Dthili- ! ! testadiu wonderful curative oow. «r* in thoueand* of case*, ha* felt it hi< make it known t., hie enttenng -Actnateslbt thw motive and a deaire to relieve human suffering, I will «nd free of charge to ail who desire ft, this recipe in C’srra.n, French or En-| and using, ^i' 1 .l*-' “* aii h - f v a.birejGiig 1?r “ a SS* “w#V^ Noyes.-.J P I - er , it . -*t ■ | SSJBNSSNN; A i&sitiss*b 1: k £ ’ . f.iAA for Infants and Children. • 'Cast or i a is so well adapted to children that I recommend it aa superior to ai^y prescription kuawa to me.’ 1 H. A. Archkb, M. D., Ill So. Oxford St, Brookijrn, N. Y. “The use of 1 Castoria' is »0 universal and Its merits so well known that it aoems ft work of supererogation to endorse it. Few art* the intelligent families who do not keep Custom within e*sjreach.” w Late Pastor Bloomingdale Reformed Church. UaWF FINE SHOW GASES. 4^*Ask. for catalogue. TERRY M’F'G CO.. Nashville, Tenn. The Pulpit and (lie Staire. Kev. F. M. Sbront, pastor United Brethren church, Blue Mound, Kan." says: “1 feel It my duty to tell wha. wonders Dr. King’s New Discovery lias done for me. My lungs were badly dis¬ eased, and my parishioners few weeks. thought I took 1 could live only a live bottles of Dr. King's New Discov¬ ery and am sound and well, gaining 26 lbs. in weight. Arthur Love, manager Love’s Funny Folks combination, writes: “After a thorough trial and convincing King’s New evi¬ dence, l am confident Dr. Discovery for consumption, beats ’em all. and cures when everything else fails, The greatest kindness 1 can do my many thousand friends is to urge them to try it.’- Free trial bottles at Herrman & Everitt’s drug store. Regular sixes 50c. and *1.00. Happy 11 turners. IVm. T. Simmons, postmaster oflda ville, ImL, writes: “Electric Bitters has (lone more for me than all other medicines combined, for that had feel¬ ing arising from kidney and liver troub¬ le.” John Leslie, farmer and stockman, of same place, says: •‘Kind Electric Bitters to be the best kidney and liver medicine, made me feellike a new mail.” j. w. Gardner, hardware merchant, same town, says : Electric Bitters is just the tiling for a man who is ail run down and don’t cure whether he lives j ()r j u . found new strength, good appetite and felt just like lie hud a new lease on life. Only 5Uc. iv bottle at Herrman & Everitt’s drug store, ~ Pronounced Hopeless. Yet Saved. Fr ? malet ter *' rlt .V‘ n by Mr f - A ! l iV E ' Hurd ir of Groton, , S. I), we quote: H as taken with a had cold, which settled on ray Lungs, couch set in and finally ter minuted in Consumption. Four doctors gave me up saying I could live but a time. I gave myself up to my .Sa¬ viour, determined if I could not stay with my friends on earth, I would meet my absent ones above. My husband was advised t.o get I)r. King’s New Discove¬ ry for Consumption, Coughs and Colds i gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles it bus run d me and, tlia: k God I am now a we 11 and hearty woman.” Trial bottles free at Herrman & Everitt’s drug store, regula. size 50e and fl.00. Eupepsy. 'Flits is what you ought to have. In !K' »»V” E ior7, dully, and mourning because thousands they find of it not. Thousands upon dollars are, spent annually by our peo¬ ple in the hope that they may had attain this boon. And yet it may be by all. We guarantee that Electric Bitters, if used according to directions and the use persisted in, will bring you Good Diges¬ tion and oust tlie demon Dy spepsia and install instead Eupepsy. We recom¬ mend Electrie Bitters for Dyspepsia and all diseases of Liver, Stomach and Kid¬ neys. Sold at 50e. and $1.00 per bottle Herrman & Everitt, wholesale and retail Driu'fiat - >IS< - .A. CHANCE you Georgia^peOple to get some fine old and pure OLD NICK 0C YVIII KEY is four years old, and has been made on same plantation 123 YEARS. ship any quantity, so write for List. OLD RICK WHISKEY CO., Panther Creek, R. C, Yadkin Cn.. Poison iu Cosmetics. It leerns to be tlie fashion for young with pimples and blotches on faces to make experiments with cosmetics, Madame Piffypaffy her foreign—named com composed of a combination of mineral substances .hat dead¬ j and burden the ih licate substances the skin. There are no complexion | like those that nature give. Tbe ton- j strengthening Swift’s Sfiecific and health-giving cf- i of (S. k, s.; per-! nature thousands to work her of will ladies, in this iKith re- J as an : old, have discovered. The lex-! and most t«:autiful comj depend on health and vigor. 1 S,' 1 Ii office of .Swift’s Specific S. S. give vigor and tone and health to system, an<l in th>» waj- to g'v- to the eve and rose- to the cheeks. J|X9 ■ |#||# 11 11 I I IITT al III I 0 \| a III |||\ B IIP ^ ■ Mi (■ « V ■ IIIV CURS * aLiUdUH., AJUIUO TlriTn'K nilll* vlU Uh ™ and **guO| Asm® Wind WWV Bih«m AtUeka. pr^fiaee e«««l«e, mmtmnl «vm. #**■ ev eay efcia. . gOLD i Castor !a cure* Dimrhoia. Colic, OonutfpAtrfc-n, Bout Stomach, KructaUon, Kills Worms, givoa sU«p, guuJ. promote* tU Without iajurioug medication. “ For several yean I have reoonimenilivi your • Castoria,' iuiJ shall alway. continue to do so as it has Invariably produced bensdwsi raaulta." Edwin F. Fiitnei, K. D., “The Wlnthrup," MHfc Street and 7th At.., New York U.t). ; : G N tsT31 J Y1 'AHSVN OO 9.J.IAI Ad til 1-BU sianixij- a a o is wm mm i j j o t.ios sm. MNV8 THE FINEST SLEEPING OAK SERVICE IN THE SOUTH. the Shortest, Bis Quickest and Route to all Points, East and North. IS!! mif mWi m in* ji fWMm i tj Through sleeping cars between, OINCINNAa i and JACKSON VI LEE. ATLAN1A A. i U BR UNSWICh . ROME ..NT WASHINGTON, without chai.gi. i'or any informs* tion, write t , i call on J C Siuvais. T. P. A, C. N. Iyiglt. A.G. 1* A Atlanta, Ga B. W. W» NN G. I\ &T. A. ’ KitexviUe, Tenn. Go. II Lv II .*I a I .<( . 13 I.v, 12 37 s» No. 12 f - > i ii i. 14 Lv. 4 38 * at \ GO I HFY WE IKE Kill TO THE F 80 JT. WE XiE-A-ID!. OTHERS T i-'.Y TO FOLLOW* We have iust i ctcjTed a large stock ol Staple a;.tl F- icy G Ac riys, which we are seli.ng at rock bottom lb'u c<>. When n need of f v Ii ng in on • . i e . ive us a culi. WAl' U it Ii PAIRING. We also r '■». : wt u he*, clocks and e’felry of ewi - <L* cription. if yen watch or cl .. .i oi.t of order give u* call, we gi. i r.it e satisfaction. PA TfvV BROKERAGE. Rett eraUo- we -.t 7*4 the, only licensed Pawn Brok is m the city, ami if you have aiiv'i.i.-e y u wish to realize ready ou give u i call. 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