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Newspaper Page TextCRAWFORDVILLE DEMOCRAT 0 ■ Volume 7. WHAT Vt) 1)0 FOR HER. I;d swear for her— I'd tear for her— The Lord kttoWs what I’d bear for her : H lie sigh for foi her— her— I’d drink the Ohio dty fbr Her : I’d cuss for her— Ilo wuss for her— t’d kick up a thundering muss for lief i I’d weep for her I’d leap for her— i’d go without any sleep for her : I’d fight for lter I’d bite fob bel¬ t’d walk the streets all night for Iter : I’d plead for lier I’d bleed for her— I’d do without my feed for hef : I’d boot fol- her I’d shoot for lief— A rival who’d conte to suit for her : I’d kneel for her I’d steal for her— Bucli is the love 1 feel for her : I’d slide for her I’d ride for her— I’d swim against wind amt tide for lier : I’d try for lier I’d cry for her— But—hang me if I’d die for her— Or any other woman. —Cincinnati Poet. ALL AUOU-ND US GATHERING THE NEWS FROM DPI! EXCHANGES*. BEING TIIE DOINGS *AND HAPPENINGS OF OUlf NEIGHBORING COUNTIES ,ys CONDENSED KOIl OUR, READERS— OGLETHORPE, WARREN, GREENE AND OTHERS. WARIlEN. Warrcntnn Clipper. Died, at the residence of her futlu r, Judge E. II. of Pottle, Mrs. Eva Heath, ut midday June the i3tii, in Die 20 Ui year of her age. Judge Gibson informs us that Mese ba lias been incorporated and the sii’eets hint out. This gives Warren two incorporated towns. Dr. X. M. Darden and Miss Virgin¬ ia • Iealli,, both of X irwooh, weiV. uni¬ ted in li.lppy marriage in Norwood, on last Sunday evi-ning, Rev. J.M. Arm tsuuiig ln-i fm niMl the ceremony. At. the residence of (tie bridnix fatli- 11 , Rev T, J. Veazey near Baim-U, 'ihui’sday tne ,’Ust of May, Air. Jo., V. Hall, of X 01 in tVarieu. l.o.\li'<s Oath Mr. .Jas. Gresham, ot North .. W arnn 2 - »st a Mnal) chihllrv Jnsi hi ‘ .v ’. It muki’tl , 1 v h r L'lckwiinls mio - Lie lue abou,. , week. av. «t s. Mary Kelts and was badly buiiftd XvtiioU resulted as above. WILKES, Gagetiei We regret to know that Dr. FieklPn is right sick. * The Dublin .voting people tiieet on Tuesday and Friday evening on their grounds at the Heard grufre where thvv play croquet. Mr. T. IS. Green has converted one room of Ids residence into a billiard ball, and the boys and girls have line fun punching the ivories after six. Quite an enjoyable entertainment Was given at Mrs, IL F. Colley’s on Monday night in honor of Miss Cutts, who has been visiting the Misses Col¬ ley. The com men cement of lit, Joseph’s Academy will take place at Floyd’s Opera house, Wednesday, July 4th. Great preparations are being made and a very fine programme will be present * ed. Mr. E. M. Whitehead has twelve brood mares on liis place ’in this coun¬ ty, and has gone into the stock raising business with a determination that will be sure to bring successful results. He will raise mule colts principally. Rev. F. North, T. Simpson left last Monday for the to be gone several Weeks. He will attend a re-union of his old class at Princeton college in New Jersey. It will be the thirtieth anniversary of the graduation of the class. Little Shelton Vickers, aged about , f M w . 7 ,,. io f.i. i»m. the bone just above the elbow of the same arm. Tbe little fellow stands his sufferings very ;manfully. In clearing up land recently on Ket¬ tle creek in this county, where the bat¬ tle of Kettle creek was fought during the revolutionary War, bullets were found deeply imbedded in some of the old trees. The old fiint-and-steel guns had stuck them perhaps not out of ’sight, but a century’s growth had pla¬ ced them where only the woodman’s ax could find them. jf’DUFFIE. Journal. Our entire community sympathize about six weeks. lion. Tbos. E. Watson, of Thomson, has accepted an invitation to deliver the literary address for the closing ex erclses of Prof. Reynolds’ high school at Greenesboro. Married, on Tnesdey, June 12, 1883, at the residence of tbe bride’s CRAWFOKDVILE, GA., FRIDAY, JUNE 22nd, 1883. by Rev. A. B. ThrasbCf, Mr. D. W. Cason, of McDuffie, and Miss S. I). Hinton, of Warren county. A terrible accident occurred on the 1 plantation of Mr. O. L. Cloud, near 1 Wrightsboro, on Friday last, resulting in the death of a negro man named James Jones. The negro was atten dmg to the steam thresher, which Was I running at high speed. Suddenly tile drum or cylinder of the machine ilew ! to pieces with a crash and loud explo sion. One of the large bars or teeth strnck Jones in tile forehead, crushing in the skull and producing a ghastly Wound, from which a quanitv of brains oozed oozea out out. strange Stnnee to t say sav the the nnfor unroi tunate man did not die until Sunday afternoon. Late in the afternoon of Sunday last Frank Woodall col., who lived on Mr. J.NL.Jeeter’splantation on Little river in this conntv was L shot ami ‘ killed hv Curtis ,, . (or Kirk) . Newsom, white. , . Bnl ,... X ewsom and I ranz Luc ham, two young lads, were with Kirk, and have been nriested and lodged in the jail at Thomsou. Kirk Newsom is still at large, The facts connected with the killing, according to the best iuforma tion we can get areas follows: The Frank Woodall was accused of steal ing chickens from the Newsom family, and being questioned about it. had ii. dulged in abusive language and blood thirstv threats, asserting that he would do as iie pleased 7 in that neighborhood. smj u a , ay afternoon . T Kirk r. , Newsom, XT ac companied by the lads, liill Newsom and CoCIiam, went «o the negroe’s house for the purpose of getting pay Hu ,, toe stolen lov. In B nen called, ,, , I rank came out of ins house with an axe in his hands’ He refused to halt when warned to do so, and Kirk New som tired one load of Ins guu over negroe’s head, the shot lodging in the side of liis house. The negro, with the axe uplifted, still advanced when New som shot again, the charge nbar taking ef tout teci in 111 the tin ritrlit tight aim arm ntai the uiesnoumei shoulder I he negio then diopped lus axe and ran about two hundred yards when he dropped to the ground and soon died from loss at blood. OOLETHOIIFE. Crawford News-Monitor. The friTit crop of Oglethorpe is tlireateiiing decay since the late rain. Mr. John W.Lankford, father-in-law uf Mr. Joseph Bai nes, engineer oil this branch of the Ga. R. It., was the first •;,» •«* ... ..... goods at AI.il thaville, now Att.intH. 1 he place, we believe, was tiled called Wlntelmll,. a white-washed country store store# Ml?. Lankford nefw fives at, Union Point, with Mr. Joe Barnes, ami Rdjqal'S* is ut the j.dvftuced age of about 75 * . •• ^ i7|; IWAV |” tint reliable '{ Mr - BRt>Drakc f: fbnnglit, a p-rf.etiy but Source so we sinl . e U|t , L ,, mitv ,„thor ties have in .. - 1 }.y.,i., L 1 .i t 1 i w , 1 * . tl [ * pr lrwir< , f N n 3 v * j are ; happy to Say it ■ „ is all , a : ,11 is : | M po. Drake (fid not beat his wife MH we were told. The rumor first orig milled from a ucn-o woman Who work ,„| there that ihv !• ’,*ur List 'Uh/irsdav • wlien a doctor, il baili f a lawyer t and i a coioncr went thet'n to to hold an in found Urdke cutting oats, and his wife tying behind liim i and the darkey who started tliis falsehood could not be found. Oaletliorpe Echo. Died, on tlie 15th inst.. thfi infant son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. iJonsclieJl. Near Salem church in this county,on Tuesday iast Mr. Columbus Landrum, breathed his lasti We regret to bear of the death of Mr. J. II. Norman, one of Oglethorpe’s prominent young men. at Dinri’s mill, on Monday last of consumption. formed a parrimrlp : u!d *DlMmi!d ^ SI,500 brick building on the old hotel corner, they are burning their own mica. Mr. R. A. Maxey, of Greene, bad the misfortune t° get his smoke-house and contents destroyed by fire one night lost week, Loss about 875. Caused by some tire being left near there while robbing a bee hive. Mr. J ill Drake, the reported wife beater, was in town Tuesday employ ing a lawyer to ferret out the start er of the slanderous report against him, of which we spoke last week, and prosecute him for slander and recover damages. Hamilton McWhorter took the case. Early yesterday morning Master Ed die Eatimer was riding a liorse in a sks. M *•» ^ t ri „„i„ s , u ,d cusinn him to fall. Eddie’s foot was caught under the horse and baaly sprained, so much so that it was at first thought to be broken. . One day last week Mr. Joe. Eumkin, in the Flatwoods, had a cow to be if ta¬ ken sick, and was prostrated as dy ing. But as he and another gentleman went to where she vvasjto get her up and give her some remedy she became fu l’ous, arising and making for tbe gen¬ tlemen. She continued her running for some time, hooking and biting whatever came in her way, until she was killed. As she had been bitten previous by a dog that showed signs of byorophobia. it is an undoubted fact that she was mad. ‘*My strength and appetite I quickly regained by the use of Brown’s Iron Bitters, , -------— I recommend Pitts Carminatine for the love I have for mothers and chil- 1 dren E. R. Carswell, Jr., See ad v. Thomson/Ga. STATE NEWS. Items ot News Gathered Here and There From our Exchanges. —There is a great deal cf sickness re ported in Athens. —Rome, witli her suburbs, has a popu Iation of Show), —The negrdes say a witch infests Ath ens, and conjures them. —The floor of the Brooklyn bridge is laid with Georgia pine. —Mrs. George A. Cunnfngham, of Grit An, died last Wednesday. —News and Advertiser : Times have changed. Yesterday Ben Joii^was offer ^ t weighing barrels of Irish potatoes for a p eac i, lmif a pound. Two years ago it took aboilfc two barrels of peaches to buy a large potato. — foldhv liow a citizen of Putnam makes mov ev. the Chronicle in three senten ces : "Mr. Joseph M. Willi tuts, of this f«"^i' county is s a great amt successful fiomSf manager makes about 100 butter per week, Phis he ships amt gets 33 cents per pound, —James Barham,one of the lffvgest plan ters in Jlenrv county, is dead, _ TI< will „ banging largely of attende Tony d Jam.* hi Hwlen or the 29th be —it is said that the LawrenfsevHle tin: bar, rooms were drunk dry on day of Ste venson s hanging. — .MBs Mary Mays, .attempted a maiden suicide lady of Meriwether county last Friday by cutting her' throat with a large is in a fair way ""** f to recover, Ul “ J«««'«;,«"5* No cause is ! ..... ass i„ lUM { -The hogs in Jackson cdtiKisnr.’y living jh . huge mimb.'i-s froni h\iIroplio,'a, and to to everything that comes in tiny wnv. frtnndrs have had alj the swum on their places thus afflicted. The hogs die in 24 hdurs after being attacked, unless killed. -Covington Star : One of the saddest deaths we have ever recorded is that of Mrs. W. A. Horton, who of Newton Factorv, ih this county, was killed by light ning, one day last week. Mrs. Horton was standing in the stricken flower yard, a; Imr ho wh( , n slu . wos down bv the electric, bolt, and instantly killed. lR-r - „,.ck was broken, wc learn, by tin- husband farce of the shock. She, leaves a devoted and five small children, besides a l.irpe e.ii cleof friends to mourn her untimely —Three negroes broke jo il at (•: rl,.-\file Fridav night, ami am yet at laic . They were charged with larceny. The three negroes charged, committed with burning Tuecon, who September, were would ifn’t to jail for finaL I: fal i:i opportunity avail themselves of the to eseiipfe. —Thomas Gjbb< was arrested in HaiVil supposed to he the loader of a !'#i i. e. was U'otinri over in the sum of iuo i „ answer the charge, ll ii —Tuere is at Lineofnton an Imfiiedililo demand ioc loo.oitb fe.d, of .ttuibi'r M n 1 |,e fm-e the summer iso ir we wt'hie • feet morf ! : It:is needed lor !/VS ™*• ant! two stoi '_c ; . •’ E tin tm m, ’♦* , * 01 ladv.\ft»«r v , . ■.» "table c. v, w:l »8 . < D .^hwkp'l, !>} I’.-r, !)<n Miikin/x i jg .» Lud !mm Bfck losnnko ud | thrmvn on breast— bv n dninkbii vreteh w’m in; 8-1 miwing him-arif in the streets will) the I ‘ snake) Having a string a round tie* snake's neck; the snake a very large one, about a , feet lent —leaving bad its tangs withdrawn. 1 Mrs. IvaUfuinn Vjhs passi Tie hlj along will) ■ ! /lHl( , r „ t t |,e lime. absenc ■ of Httcndants saved tin* jh*i ni frooi / certain ! and well merited mniishatent.’ EX-GOVERNOD BDYNTON W bat He I’ninka ot tile C’liaifcC* tot the Colored Man in the Sunny so»rth. From 1 he Cincinnati Enquirer. j General J S. Boynton, an ex-chief mag «™->«m was the conspicuous figure among the Southern excursionists at the Grhnd hotel yesterday The general occupied the gu bernatortal chair of Geoigia foi live weeks after the death of Governor Alexander 11. S £ ^ th h ^“^ “f* , ne ™ ^ Jy ^ sWkln'g iSk’ ^ B e ^ Hi y feet two iuehes ^ ..... ln ace hei elostdy « ht > am shaved, , w “" ,, P-^ioned. f^ir.y . beams , with II.” » good humor, and he has the appearance of being "a jolly good fello#-” How is Georgia getfmg along ? said an Enquirer scribe ior the purpose ot opening the c.mversat.on, “First rate, first rat-, sir. We are be corn j n g richer and happier every day.”’ “Is that the case vv th all classes, even, with the black race ?” “It is,and a colored man stands an equal chance with his whit* brother in Georgia now. We will hang a white man for kill¬ ing a negro as soon as you would in the ^ then “Undoubtedly. J don’t believe, if the question of the restoration of slavery were submitted to the people of our state it would get 1,000 votes. Yes, we, have kin dlier feeling toward the North than we did before the war, and we are not to be outdone in our loyalty to the flag.’’ “\V ho is the clm.ee of Georaia for r prusi dent ?” "Anv crood man Thp democrats in the North can give us a first-class candidate, and we will support him cordially.” “Any particular individual prefeired? „ “All tbe proposed candidates have their frien(ta) but we will be satisfied with the m( j g ^ available man :99 . -----— warrant it to cure, and in no case have we had a complaint, but ail to whom I sold it speak S highly of it. * F - Mann, Druggist. ---------- ^—--- Mr. J. I. Daniels, McIntosh. relieved Ga.. says: “Brown’s Iron Bitters me ol genereal Ability and dyspepsia.’’ Jtio Great Bjwoilio for Neuralgia and Headache An Internal Remedy, containing iio quin¬ ine, opium, Chloroform, Chloral or narcotic of any kind. Safe and quick in its action. Mayor’s Oiliee lit, > i t , Leesbuho. V.v. April Musses. Hutchison A Hm> : Gentle mefi— It affords me great pleasure to tes l ily to the great, virtues of your “Xoura - foi the eiuv of ueinalgm and head '*•, « ns the best remedy tor these most distressing complaints 1 have ever used. It should bp in every family in the emu tr>. Yours truly, GEO. R. IIEA1), Mayor of Leesburg, Val Mkssbs. Hutchison & Bro : 1 am hap 1W ,0 say that yrnsr “Xemalgiiie.” acted as « meiedibly spec;be in short my time. ease, relieving me in an offering I would advise all from neuralgia ami headache to tl T it- Yours, etc.. L. V. SIMS, M. I). -THE Model Soda' Water ESTABUslOimTOFtl^saiTH. HINDER ALL. SODA WVl I'K, ETC.’ * 1 llal ,0 anv t ‘ M ’ ^'mdhetured and lor sale at " Clinton' 7 © BOTTLING FORKS! 1918 BROAD STREET, AUvHJSAA GA ’ ??" ). d no filie 1 pnniptlv and shipped by Express, in Clinton's Patent Shipping Gases. Xu Goods misrcpicsented. aprilli) 3m ", 0 ES : t ■ BBI Qniclc aud Easy CMW-Birlh Thousands of women overt ho lund testi¬ edy fy to ; it thc will wouderfu) not only ci/Vdy shorten of labor this groat and lesson rem¬ expression, the intensity but of butter piiin and BUtlurinj' beyond than all, it thereby great ly diminishes the This danger to life* of both motlic*!* find child: great boon to But Motfvcr'r. faring woraan is Holmes' Liniment, or • BaAnprEJ.li, /'Vkad, Atlanta; Prepared («a. and Sold sold by by all J. DrnU'Arits. Price §1,50 bottle. Sent ^ by Express ou receipt of price. _ ONEY ’■<> LOAN • Q •LOA " m .a inioi-imitlfiu i tv*. 0 BW, \ will i n n ivabsidiee: k J. CONK LING BRCtrU GlIKKN'KBUOUo. < * SltOflUl Iit!H(I --the-- »n i Cl i HTlIT H1 ,11 I! 11( l IkH MfiSSCIlff I. e 1 Puni.isHKD Dairy and Weekly. It is Ihe leading opponent of the bosses, rings and clkftfes. It, takes all of tu‘. Associated I’iVss dis¬ patches, and lifts unsurpiufecd fae.il’ities for obtaining news from all quarters by until and wire. '1 he decisions of the Supreme Court are prepared for it. Wy its Special reporter aud are published the day after they are dc liven’d. Its of these ' decisions reports ssawr: a judge of the Nupfeine Court, to be the dearest and best ever published in the State. r( .„t K( i and will be foune full and re liable. In it word, THE TELEGRAPH & MESSENGER is a live, clean, fearless add complete newspaper. TERMS : 1)alIy0JU , ycar , $10 00 Six months, r> oo three months, 2 50 I 00 J year, * 1 50 c jcs ai)d c|u! , . . , • , t. w Im»ih liberal commissions will he paid, A ddn.s- .1 F II AN,SOX Manager, Macon, Ga. rm i HU u . 5> I <>■<>•<*vt d •mil llll fl|i» tllC liUNL. IL.wl A FIRST-CLASS Mammoth jtfewspapur, For one year, and an Interesting 1 Novel, For $2-00. —TlfE Savannah Weekly News, A mammoth sheet. 38x52 jnob.ss.contain ing 8 pages ot reading .. mati-r, Week, , Iclegrwphie eompi using all the News ot the 1,1 ®R a *' c,l .': s » accurate Market Report-., a Oriiinaf^rial^Sof ' “ ’ Georgia and Florida Newn. To*fh”farmer* ineehanfe or artisan the business advanta^vs or professional daily man, mail, who it is has not the of a a pa per by which he can be informed of events In addition to a first-class newspaper at a moderate price, wc offer the each published yearly subscriber a copy of any of year j.^dvamm. ' Sub-criptions can be sent through local agents and postmasters, or direct to J. H. ESTILL, a Whitaker Street, baAannah, Ga riiomas Ful to n , CRAWFORDVILLE GA. — DEALER IN*- Fancy and Family Groceries, : i OVISIONS,CANNED GOODS, LARD AMS. FROCK, MEAT A XI) FARM 1XG LVl’LLMENTS OF ALL KINDS. Terms Strictly Cash T KEEP <>n TIANT) ALSO THE FLX EESTHHA ADS OL TOBAVVO.UlUA US, AM) SNVEbS. The Best in Civavlordville, f! 1 YK ME A CALL WHEN YOC WANT (VltOUERlES OR FKOVitS ONs OF ANY KIND. Also a largo stock of Crockery at re¬ duced prices. 1 HAVE ON HAND A FULL STOCK OF FANCY CANDIES Ot ALL KINDS. Thomas Fulton. AT DR. SMITH'S OLD S'J AND ,) “WOULD HATE IT IF IT COST $50 .O Sprirififij'ld, Rnhcvttion co., Tcnu. I Nmnnbtr , 27t/i, 1SS0. I Dr. J. Bradfield : Sir —My daughter lias been suffering for many years with that dreadful afflic¬ tion known as"Feiiiale Disease,’’which has cost me many dollars, and, notwith¬ standing i bad U 10 best medical atten¬ dance. could not find relief. I have used many othef kinds of medicines without any effect. I find just about given her tip, was out of heart, lmt happened in the .ittfie of W.W, Fckler, several weeks since; and ho, knowing of my (laughter’s affliction, persuaded me loViuv a bottle ot vour "FEMALE UF,(DILATOR.” Site began to im¬ prove effects at mire. I was so delighted with its that I bought several more botf It s. T:ie price—91.(50 pet bottle—Seemed to tie Very high at first, but no# I think It the cheapest preparation on ihe glebe ; and. td-day knowing what. I do it. if one of mv family was «rtffefi«£; witii Un t awfio ilHaas*. tor I .Ty ru: an. Jiplf jMith'wife •'FEMALi’uEOUKWk- pv - .. rtily . . r» mend yohr vfhL, TOll”' to be jiiat ReHpeA.Iulty, it in M*tn mt*iul( j d to be. II. D. 1/E.VTH fORBO M. Trial size $0 75 per bottle. Full Si/.o 1 50 per bottle. ri! ERA RED BY J. BRADFIELD, Soli Proprietor, ATLANTA, GEORGIA FOR SAI K Iff R. It. J. REID, CrawforJville, r 2 ’82 ly Wc Have gtruck It! AND \VU WANT IT TO ST1KE YOU, The Place to Buy Paints! -IS AT-- ! the Taint store —WE KEEP IN'STOCK I.IIAIJ, OIL. UHMSII, 1 lai.mhmim:. ZINC. Arid all the Shades and Colors,which wc , c , l . ir . l|jt( . l ,, Htrictlv pure. GLASS. PUT TF, BRUSHES,TUHl’KNTlNK. MIXED lmt I’AINTS. etc. We don’t sell Drugs, WE SELL FAINTS, and don’t von forget it ! WE Gl’ARANTKJi FRICEs mid d I* ly competition as to PURE GOODS. Give ns a call and you will weight be pleased and by our fair dealings, just true, measure. SALE & HOSSIXjIXOL, 312 .Jackson st., between Greene and Ellis. Augusta, Ga. BOOT AHDSH3E SHIP. ? announce to the citizens of Gra wford ^n,. all(( vleinity that. I have opened a on the corner of i»r. Farmer’s lot on ytam street, and will give prompt alten ^aRteed loE 'Terms strictly cash. JAMES FLOYD, Orawfonlville, Ga. GLOBE HOTEL Augusta, : : Georgia. Rates, $2.00 and $2.50 per day. LOLA I ED IN THE CEN TRE Ar If , I rnB BE , BUSINESS FORTIO.I OF THE CITY. B. F. BROWN, Manager, Number 25. SHEEHANS Excelsior Bottling Forks E. SHEEHAN i 1025 GREENE BT. . AiigiiKta, A «■ - Ifs Pure Soda Water, Harsaspftrilla and Gift gcr I'isi Ale mnmifuctcred Lager from fresh and bclass Material, Beer in kegs and bottles always 011 hand. Orders so¬ licited and promptly filled. X R— lee of good quality and just weight shipped to my customers at mar¬ ket price. apl3-3us Georgia Hail road -AND Banking Co. Oku 1 uu gknkhm, Manager, s Augusta, Ga., April ‘is, 1883. t “■J /TOMMENGING the following passenger SUNDAY, sthedule 29instant, will be operated : «0. i WEST— OVIUY. NO. 2 EAST— DAILY Lv. Augusta Uirto a m.Lv. Atlanta 8:20,a;m " Macon 7:10u l mi “ Athens 9:#5;a|m ’’ jMillcdg’ll idil.'i n Pi - ‘ ‘("■vf’d’li 1:14 pm 11 Wslr’i'u 11 :2it'a‘m'Ar.\\'ash : g’2:9f>'p ii Ar. CTdv’ll 1 :lo p 111 j‘• J1 illedg’ll4:4n.p ui “ Alliens 4:«u,i>:iu|“ Macon »i:4. r > p m “ Atlanta n 1 111 1*’ Augusta JiS/ilplm NO. 8 WEST—DAILY. NO. i EAST—DAILY Lv. Augustas:.' 11 p im.Lv. Atlanta8:45 p m Lv. GrTv’ll 12 ::i:i p mi Ar.CTdv’ll 2:53 am Ar. Atlanta dO'almlAr.Augusta6:30la!m JOHN W. GREEN, E. R. DOKBfiY General M.niager. Gen. l’ass’ger Agent Past Xjine-' Georgia Railroad- Co.] Uliice General Manager, > Augusta, Dec. nil, ’82 ) /TOM MEN! A XG SUNDAY,the 17th Inst V; tee following Pussenget Schedule will be opi ned : no. 27. West Daily, f no. 38.East Dally Lve Augusta 7:20 umlLve Atlanta 2:00 pur Ar. C’w’f’V'M ihJs am i Ar Athens 8:00 “ ” Athens 11:00am “ CTdvil ’6:00 “ '• Atlanta 12:00 pmAugusta 8:20 *• Jyl SUPERB IMPROVED STEEPERS ID AUGUSTA AND ATLANTA. Train No 27 will stop at and receive pas¬ sengers to and 'from the following Thomson. points only Giumik; : Belair, G’rawfordville, Ben.elia,Harlem, Union Point. Greenesboro, Circle, Covington, Madison, Rutledge, Stone Social and Decatur, Conyers, Moun¬ tain Train No. 28 will stop, at,-and receive passengers oirty,■■ to and froin tip? Harlem, following Bearing, sta¬ tions, Thomson, Camak, lterzella, Crawforjvllle, Union’ Nodal Point, Greenesboro, Madisoh, Conyers, Rutledge,- Stone Circle, and Covington, Decatur. Mountain , / The liiiMfta East Line -JhariesWu has Throufb iUe«?<r ......' ' e for All fsofuis: * st and Ifutiliwe •• } v Gen. rassen.tr’At?* 4 ., , The Georgia Truck A Weekly Newspaper devoted to the in¬ terests of Truck Farming in the Bouth. Subscription price, $2. Address, 1/ K.T. BYinoton & Co, Fort VaR ey, Ga. THE B£ST OF ALL LINIMENTS FOB mS AND ESAST. For morn than B third l.luime(utha»been of r. century th« Mrilcun Hiittniig the known Ui mllllona nil over world a* the only safe reliance for tlio relief of aecldenta and pain. It Is a medicine above jn-lei) and pra lae—the beat of Its u Ind, For ‘-vory *otm of caterual pain G** MEXICAN Mnsteng Liniment in without an equal. It pciiotratda Uct.li and muscle to the very hone—making the continu¬ ance of pain Hiid iKllarnrnatkm Impoe (Ohio. Its effects upon Human Flesh and t he Unite Creation are equally wonder¬ ful. The Mexican MUSTANG! I Liniment Is needed by somebody 1» 1 every house. Every day brings news Of the agony <rf ,.n uwl 11 1 scald or burn subdued, of rheu.nu*«® Xioree uiortyra re¬ stored, or a valual-.lo or CM saved by the heali power of th#' LliliMT * which speedily cure* 8uch Aihnent* of the HUMAN EUEUU as.. . | IIheun.n U.ir., .N-rc’.iagM, P.wscles, Hunts ■tlfT Jolnta, rordrncltB rind ticuidu, Cuts, Jkfrnlsaa •■d j Sprains, Foliousr.a Bites and j -dings, Cl BUffii-stl; .“o.'hius, Lsauatss, ChllbudasSt Old j Worts, IkipiilM, ins. F CnLed Breast, mil isore 1 lease. indeed every form of external dls I. It heal* wlthoo' scare. mt j' For tbe UBCT» Cbsaxwm it cure* i fipraIn-( S«4a«’ - , ftiff Jslati, jl-'numter, lea«e4,Fool IIuroe> Hot, ;>•«■.»» ; rove iVon .. 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