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CRAWFORD VILLE DEMOCRAT.
Volume 7.
ALL AROUND US,
FATHERING THE NEWS FROM OUR
EXCHANGES.
BRING TUB DOINGS AND HAPPENINGS
Or OUR NEIGHBORING COUNTIES AS
CONDENSED FOR OUR READERS—
OGLETHORPE, WARREN, GREENE
AND OTHERS.
M’DUFFIE.
Journal.
Ada Iiuba, aged 10 months, infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Durst,
of Thomson, died on Thursday July
5th.
Jones Harris, aged 2 months and 9
days infant son of Mr. and Mrs. G. II.
Erabiee, of Thomson, died on Monday,
July 2d.
Ann Eliza, aged 1 year 7 mouths and
21 days, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cic¬
ero Wair, of this vicinity, died on
Thursday last, ttie 5th instant.
Mrs. Hevens, formerly Miss Parks,
wife of Dr. T. H. Bevens, of Harlem,
died in that place on Wednesday last,
and was buried on Thursday in the
‘ cemetery in Thomson.
OGLETHORPE.
Crawford News-Monitor.
Mr. John F. Phinizy, one of Ogle¬
thorpe’s oldest and most respected cit¬
izens breathed his last, at 9:30 o’clock,
last Monday night, at his home, in
Antioch.
The news reached us of a cutting
affair that took place in tne lower part
of this c unity at Mr. A. A. Kayle’s
store, near Dry For., a few days ago.
Mr. Tom Broak being insulted by one
of tlie colored race, used bis pocket
knife mechanically and come near
killing him.
Last Friday evening Mr. Anderson
a tin peddler, left Lexington in perfect
health and next morning lie was found
dead in ins wagon near the creek about
a mile from town. Mr. Anderson was
a wounded soldier of the late war, who
lost Ins leg in the bloody struggles for
his country and lias been following tin
peddling for a surport for several years.
HANCOCK.
Ishmanliti and Sunbeam.
Lewis II. l’uUilo who tins been quite
ill is recovered.
The educational advan tages of Han¬
cock county are unsurpassed.
An umbrella was stiffen three times
between Haddocks station and Camak
on last Sunday—and was each time re¬
ft ivenii by one of the road hands.
Mr. Geo. Du Hose has returned home
•, »fte liaving cmnpieteil, his college
i burse at. the University of Virginia,
a id having received bis dipt mu as a
*. D..he will soon return to New
York ami prepare for the Navy.
The Rev. .1. R. Mack. D. I >.. repre
.s ntiirg the Presbyterian T.ieological
(College of Ooliiuffna, S 1 C., was in
Sparta last week and S’-cured Solti to¬
wards furnishing a permanent endow¬
ment ot this coliege. This was a libe¬
ral contribution on the part of our
Presbyterian friends here and places
them the hander church in Georgia in
this good wook.
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SOUTHERN INTELLIGENCE.
A Clark county, lias Ky„ heifer only four¬
teen month old become a mother,
The State fair association of Arkansas
offers $7,000 in premiums this year'
The Batauba oil mill of Chester, S. C .
turns out 600 gallons of cottau seed oil per
day.
A 1,000 pound block of coal will be sent
Theasse-setl valuation of all the railroads
in Ark., under the new revenue law, fall
considerably below $5,000,000.
A cucumber fire feet long and large in
Ft proportion Is on HKhibition in New Orleans
came from Grand Isle. Louisiana.
Yellow fever has reached the ports of
Galveston and Pensacola. Without the
Fandi.ig Ki L q om ra tt in s\fps W TnrrevaTe^.e
surrounding country.
A i hnv Slesnake in wiiminiitmi v r was bitten
hv - se^pent a few days end’ ago the fang
of the entering the of one of
his fingers, when he seized a hatchet which
happened to be near at hand, and cut off
spread '"re^roughhi.s^vstem" through his systei i. 0 ’ 1
In 1882 New Orleans received 17,<96,496
exoorts ° f was a $!o 3 So C 404 a ; imports 6 S°l-V
219 920 The amount of tonnage brought
to the port was about 800,000 tons.
A special from Helena, Arkansas,
dated Julv the 9th, says that this after
noon W. ft Burke, editor of the World,
was attacked by VV. J Iwwis, a newspa
per c “ rr e ,, imndent. ^wis fired first, wnh
heL nift. 6 n LewKi’ firing Idvancffig upon his antago Burke
fired four shots and
three, one of which passed through Lewis’
arm and lodged in h : s breast. Lewis was
arrested. His wounds are .slight. The
difficulty grew out of a special sent by
Lewis reflecting on Burke.
St. Louis, Juiy S.-^m CrTOm. a^ie^o
1 Mo., last
Shores a COlorecl ghl, at Potosi,
Thursday evening and then shot himself
and subsequently knd eluded pursuit, back to was Potosi. cap
tured ff.’S&Sft yesterday taken
lUsheaif feS’lSSSSSySS; penetrated botli
iemisDheres one of which
oftliebrabi The other pass
ed through one hemisphere, and both bul
lets are now in his skull. Notwithstan
din g these wounds, from both of which
his brain oozed in a considerable quantity
he e vi r nin^m,tff Sundavmorffi when
a ve ne
\\ heartv meal talked rational
and walked three miles from the place
where he was captured Physicians still fives, say
that he cannat live. The girl effects the
but is in paralysis from the ot
bullet, which eatercd ti.e back of her
head and passedunder and into her sp.nal
0OIBBIB*
CRAWFORD VILE, GA., FRIDAY, JULY 13 th, 1883.
SHARON SHAVINGS,
WHITTLED OFF FROM BULKY
TIi*iBEK BV “CALHOUN.”
SHORT SQIBS ABOUT PROMINENT PEO
FLE AND CONDENSED NEWS ITEMS
SANDWICHED TOGETHER FOR TIIE
PALATES OF OUR READERS.
—Cool mornings.
—A good barber would do well in
Sharon.
—It has been given up that Mr.Sam¬
uel Hackney, is the best shoe maker in
the county.
—Joe Moore is happier now than
ever.
—We had a splendid rain on last
Monday afternoon Our farmers are
busy working in order to keep down
the grass.
—Threshing time is about over and
the grain crop was very short, and our
farmers must not forget to duplicate
and increase the amount sown last
year.
—Cotton and corn crops are looking
fine around Sharon.
—If you want jars for putting up
canned fruit or jelly call at J. A. Ken¬
drick’s.
—Lint Jackeon fell off ten pounds in
four hours in one night. The cause
of bliis was the loss on a lemonade
stand.
—Misses Minnie Moore and Alice
Brinkley are visiting friends in Sharon.
—Draft playing is the only aniiise
flaent that the Sharonites participate
m.
—Joe Darncoit calls himself a good
draft player, but he can’t beat some of
our best players.
—Eggs aie so plentiful in our mar¬
ket that it is all most impossible to
tiud sale for them.
—We have seen but a little fruit
this year. We presume that the crop
was almost a failure,
—We wonder how long before some
will bring some water melons into our
market.
—Meat is cheaper now than it lias
been for some time time. We are gUd
to see the change in the market.
--Sharon lias been very lively for the
last several weeks. The examinations
and exhibitions brought many visitors
to our village. A good many spent
several days with friends. Siut'oii peo¬
ple are noted for their hospitality and
always do their utmost to entertain
their company.
— l’rof. N. E. Ware’s examination
ulid exhibition was a perfect success,
All who attended went away Highly
pleased. Oiiiie a large (U-oiv.l gathered
eil “* off <r <i»Met "v................. Iy.
-Ml Ml N Vi.rli.n oi loll, iifvi.iiplDwii t your town will Will pom- corn
mence building the Catholic chuicli at
this place this month. Part ottheina
leiial lias already come. Mr. Norton
is a line gent email and much liked by
all in this community.
FROM TUB IAX1) !>F FLOWERS.
_
hlunr JJ 7 . nincr'il :
Ap pka, 1* la.. June _ iff 1> • 3.
ot V’" your 1 ' subscr.oers, at the that instance 1 would ot some give
you an occasional account » ; my ob
servations of Honda and Florida life
would have received an earlier reply
but lor the coifusioiijncidei.t to mov
mg and settling a home in the woods.
It vullevei he a plea.su is tome to
contribute in any way in my power to
the enjoyment ot your readers espe
cuilly to those of my own cou .y. I
tude I can never repay. 1 find many
w jth there ^ JhJE. is lather an affiuity of Ls feeliii" tlmt
L bindsitliem in d a tog* thei. I i was^ tola Id not t
and-tli.it aJJJffi.'.V'jt it was was t re a fson to sav .,y, auglit g , in
heir presence, aga nt the old red
bills of Georgia. , Be tins as it nay
“She is my native State, my cherished
IIa/lowed alike by smile and tear,
And, I love her for tlis burning sky
’Neath which my feet have ev r trod.
I love her for the forms that lie,
Gold, cold beneath her sod.’’
Aud wherever I may drift on life s slip
at^ fortm&s hearf most dear ■ ’
One brow hand L crave,
Eate made tne .late my being there
j>t fate make there my grave.”
Orange county is situated mostly be
tween 28° and 29° N. L. and along its
N, Western boundary extends south
a chain of large lakes. Tne largest
and m0 st southern of these is lake
A^pka. Near the N. E. border of
ou j. j„ t b e piney woods we are
now camping> Orange county is said
to be the centre of the orange belt, and
pur excellence, the I>est orange land in
Florida. From Ft. Mason, on lake
p; nst j 3i extends soiith a ridge of high,
rodjtp i ne land, wiiicii is claimed to
^ ^ healthv, aud well adapted to
g growth of the citrons family and
othe r aimjtropiuii i f t u its. The lands
on the ridge are generally poor, but
with a little feitil zing make very good
Kr0V es Outlie margin of the lakes
a , )d riyera Jre Wts of hammock, well
to the f veg
etables and almost anything that
is produced in this latitude. Where
the clay reaches near the surface peach
w and plumbs do well. There aie
some toreign varieties of peaches tbat
do re markably well, coming into bear
tlie second year from tlie bud. Fine
applee. banaunas, figs aud
are successfully grown here. The pine
apple and bananna require some
tection from frost. But the orange is
f> f this section. Its culture
y other interest. A man’s
u atuami by the number
*•
tm-s he has in grove and his
by the num'.er of boxes of oranges he
snips. The topic w hen neighbors meet
js, is the scale or meal bug on vour
trees? How many trees bloomed this
I I f the dr0l,1 ’ iUg mUCh
from ttU’dCOUgUt , ( <tec.
There is a beauty in an orange grove
tlmt fascinates, and when one reaches
tin. the infection tunny *•»>';l»„d and goes to he work mm to «**« stait
a grove. Six year old trees put out on
good hammock land and well cultiva
ted will come into bearing in three
years from the time they are set. On
pine land it takes a longer time accord
n.fglibor in* to attention and fertilizing. A
uf luino Ima a trw. from a
seed he planted only six yeais ago, tiiat
lias at least 500 oranges on it this year,
or had in the spring. This, though, is
an exception, and fruit is not looked
for under eiglit to twelve yeais from
seedlings. By budding fruit can be
obtained seveial years sooner. The
fruiting of the budded trees retards the
growth, and it is claimed by some that
the larger yield of the seedling, when
it does come into bearing, much more
than compensates for the few years dif¬
ference in time. *
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This I have written fir the benefit
of those who may contemplate coining
or investing here. Lest you think l
am as slow to stop as to begin, I will
reserve my fish story for another time.
Yours truly.
J. T. Chapman.
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STATE NEWS.
• emsii! News Gathered Here and There
Fiom our Exchanges.
—A couple of brothers in Houston eonn
tn a few years ago married two ladles who
were step-sioters and first cousins- They
both died, and in course of time the two
brothers married a second time two ladies
who were sisters.
—The ciy for rain conies up from a num¬
ber of counties.
—Atlanta’s death rate for the three
months past is 394, over 1*0 per month.
—A )aily is to become the general de¬
livery clerk in the post office at Darien.
—The machinery for the Athens cotton
seed oil mill wilt cost over $10,000.
—A young Athenian named Jacks is
credited with being able to take five sacks
of shot,weighing 125 pounds, in eacu hand,
holding the hags between his fingers and
raise them from the Door.
—U. lumbus Sun : A day or two ago
Mr. J.G. Brown, who livesa short distance
above the city, killed a snake and threw it
out in front of his gate. His chickens af
teward ate of the snake and seven of them
died on the spot.
—A Jackson county negro claims to he
the father of 42 children.
—Oliver 11. Bond, postmaster at Allan
dale, Banks county, i-> in Hall county jail,
charged with embezzling ♦I2h.l2.
—At Gresliamviffc one ol MaLr 'resit
*
— 1/uii Kobmson, of , Burke T . county, re
tbat a s | !ort time since he killed 350
,i nts hjs altd t | ial they measured .
level Imsltel.
To Our I'Tieuiis and Patron*.
It is with mingled feed tigs of pain
and pleasure that we announce to you
and the public that on Monday, July
3dth, 1883. we expect to withdraw our
selves from the large business, which
d , 8 jn gei h , e ral merchandise, we
have buUt up Hlld carri ed on for sf.
J j n Greenes, oro «■
r j ■ f mtn the fact that day live
, „ lo er meet you diiy after
and week slflur wwk in the pleasant
ljusjness relatiwnH WB , iave 80 )() „g e .i
j j pleasure from the anticipation
needef , reat and out - do or exercise
which aWait us when no longerei.com
, lilS8ed on every side with the necessary,
but ^ mos t e ^'J l [f s d |j! iUls a Ial ' Ke
r 3
tmm Monday
tn°fning July 30th until an inventory
of tl,e e,,tire stock can be taken - Thl8
m , iy COM8Ume tlie whole week-cer
Diitffy all of it up to Saturday, August
Tho store may J therefore be open
ed ^ fop ^ y Allguat 4 th-cer
tamly by Monday, August 6th. At
t(ljs time our 8UCC essors, (whose an
nouucement wifi be duly made), will
be prepared to serve you at the same
stand to which your visits heretofore
have been so frequent and pleasant,
Please remember that the store will
p OS j t j Ve ]y b e closed for about one week
from .July 30th, aud be sure to lay in
supplies sufficient to go easily through
tlie week.
Those of our time customers who
wish to get August and September sup
plies from us, must remembei to pur
chase them lief.ire July 30th.
In order to reduce our stock as much
as possible before taking inventory, we
shall from this date offer on eur Bar
gaiu Tables, and also in every part of
the store, special inducements in many
linos ot goods. These inducements
wil U*e so great that our customers
cal irAfr I t fail to appreciate them. Both
general and local advertise
ments, attention will be called to
many of these special inducements.
We believe tlie readers of these pafa
graphs will unusual be sure to avail {hemselves and bring
of such bargains, and neighbors
with them many friends
to share with them the benefit of low
prices now offered.
For (he gejll.meu whe. I
we bespeak the same courtesy, kind
ness and liberal patronage so constant
ly extended to us. friends and
To our uumerous custo
mers we offer our thanks for a patron
age, which we think can be safely said,
has had no parallel in this section. We
extend to them the warmest wishes of
our hearts for their future happiness
and prosperity. Very truly,
C. A. Davis <k Co.,
June 25, 1883. Greenesboro, Ga.
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Leesburg, Va.. 19,1879.
Messrs. Hutchison & Bro : Gentle
men—It affords me great pleasure to tes
tify to the great virtues of your ‘•Neuial¬
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It is the best remedy for these most
X iSt
try. Yours truly, CEO R. HEAD,
Mayor of Leesburg, Val
Messrs. Hutchison & Bno: I am hap
py to say that your “Neuralgine” acted as
incredibly a specific in mv case, relieving mein an
short time. I would advise all
suffering from Yours, neuralgia and headache to
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GINGER ALE, SODA WATER, ETC. 1
Equal to any imported. Manufactured
and for sale at
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1348 BROAD STREET,
AUGUSTA. GA
tif“Drders filled proniptlv and shipped
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Mother's fering woman Friend. is Prepared Ilolmtt' and Liniment, sold by or 3.
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Express on receipt
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Urlu.isiir.ii Daily ami Weekly.
It is the leading opponent of the bosses.
rings and cliques.
It takes all of tqe Associated Press dis
.
obtaining patelics, and has unsurpassed facilities by mail for
news from all quarters
and wire.
'I he decisions of the Supreme Court are
prepared for it by its special reporter and
are livered. published Its the day after these they decisions are de¬
reports of leading
have been pronounced by mem¬
bers of the bench and liar. Including one
judge clearest of the best .Supreme Court, published to lie in the the
and ever
State.
Its Market and Reports are carefully full and cor¬
rected liable. daily ward, will he foune re- i
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One month, 1 00
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Address, J. F.HANSON, Manager,
Macon, Oa.
CITATION FOR LEAVE TO SELL.
GEORGIA— Taliapkkuo County.
TXJUR weeks after date application will
I’ be made to the Honorable Court of Or¬
dinary of Taliaferro county for leave to
sell the real estate belonging to the estate
of William Colclough, deceased. Also the
real estate of Mrs. Marian Taylor, both of
said county deceased. This June 30th,
1883. JOHN J. KENT.
SYLVESTER STEWART.
Administrators Wm.Colclough,
and Administrators of
Mrs. Marian Taylor.
CITATION FOR DISMISSION.
GEORGIA— Taliaferro Coumty.
"ITT HE REAS, William V. Moore, Ad
YV ininistrator on said the estate ol deceased, Reuben
A. Nash, late of county,
has applied to me for letters of dismission
from said administration—
These are, therefore, to cite and admon¬
ish all persons concerned to show cause, if
any they can, on or by the. first Monday should in
OCTOBER next, why said letters
not be granted. hand and official signi
Given under iny
ture this June 29th, 1882.
CHAS. A.BEAZLBY, Ordinary, T.C.
CITATION FOR GUARDIANSHIP. T
GEOKGIA-Taliafkrko County.
VYTIIEREAS, Leonard M. Thompson
YY has applied «*« to me for *nd Letters or
‘P f ii r P enmm ,P r ^e
minor ¥ 1 ^ of J. L. Thompson, late of
heirs
Fulton county, Ga., deceased
These are, therefore, to cite and admon
i»h . all persons concerned to show cause,
^V^UnTo 1 ^ y d U
ture. ( . jveri this un June dsr'my 29th, hand *883. and official signa
C. A. BEAZLEY. Ordinary, T. C.
A strong argument for the no fence law .
Five men in the Southern States were
killed Hone week’s time heeause ai dis
putt s as to mending fences,
Thomas Fulton,
CRAWFORDV1LLE, GA.
— DEALER IN—
Fancy and Family
Groceries,
: IOVlSfONS.CANNKD HOODS, l.ARD
A MS. F LOU It, MEAL AND FARMING
IMPLEMENTS OF ALL KINDS.
Terms Strictly Cash
T KV.EP OD HAND ALSO 7’1/E F1N
ERST BRANDS Ob TOBAVCO.OIQAHS ,
AND SNUFFS,
The Best in Crawfordville,
GIVE ME A CALL WHEN YOU
WANT GROCERIES OB PROVIS¬
ONS OF ANY KIND.
Also a large stock of Crockery at re¬
duced prices.
I HAVE ON HAND A FULL STOCK
OF FANCY CANDIES OB ALL KINDS.
Thomas Fulton.
AT DR. SMITHS OLD STAND.)
h ER BEST
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ilio demand of the age for wollfan’s pecu¬
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specific for certain diseased conditions of
the womb, and proposes to so control the
Menstrual Function as to regulate all the
derangements an’’s and irregularities of Wom
MONTHLY SICKNESS,
Its proprietor claims for it no other medi¬
co I property, and to doubt the fact that
tills medicine does positively possess such
controlling and regulating powers, is sim¬
ply to discredit the voluntary testimony
of thousands of living witnesses, who are
to-day exulting in happiness. their rustroatiou to
sound health and
uradi ikld s vrmamc J|k,gulatoe
is a strictly vegetable compound, and is the
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experle ice, directed towards the benefit of
Sufferings onran f
ft Is the studied prescription of a learned
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PREPARED ONLY HY
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Sold by Dr. R. J. Reid, Crawfordville. G».
Trice ) Small Size, . . . 75 cents
( Large Size, $1 50.
We Have Struck It !
AND WE WANT IT TO 8TIKE YOU,
The Place to Buy Paints!
--IS AT
THE PAINT-STORE
-WE KEEP IN STOCK—
LEAD, Oil..
VAMNIHII,
CALMIIHINE,
’/.I NC.
And all the Shades and Colors, which we
guarantee TY, BRUSHES,TURPENTINE. strictly pure. GLASS, PUT¬
MIXED
PAINTS, etc. We don’t sell Drugs, hut
WE SELL PAINTS, and don’t you forget
it ! WE GUARANTEE PRICES and de¬
fy competition as to PUKE GOODS
Give us a call and you will be pleased by
our fair dealings, just weight and true
measure.
SALE & KOSSIGNOL, Greene
312 Jackson st., between and Eliis.
Augusta, Ga.
BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.
1 announce to the citizens of Crawfofd
vllle and vicinity that I have or,erred a
aTAtS".?.STp! guaranteed
tion to all orders. Satisfaction
Give me a triai
tyTerms strictly JAMES cash. FLOYD,
Crawfordville, Ga.
MONEY TO LOAN.
PREPARED to make small or
1 large loans for any length of time at 8
per cent per annum with approved securi
ty. JOHN VV. H1XON.
Crawfordville, Ga.
Number 27.
SHEEHANS
Excelsior Bottling Works
E. SHEEHAN.
1025 GREENE ST.
Augusta* - - Grt
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Pure Sixla Water, Sarsasparillaand (Ain? and
ger Ale iminulacli'ml from fresh
Fisrt-olnss Material, Lager Beer in kegs
and bottles always on hand. Orders so-'
United mid promptly tilled.
weight N. B.—Ice shipped of giant quality and at jdst
to my customers mar¬
ket price. apl3-3m
Georgia Hail road
-AND
Banking Co.
Office General Manager, 1 $
Augusta, GA., April 28 , lss.Y
* /COMMENCING SUNDAY, 29instant; will
j operated the following passenger schedule
he :
80. 1 WEST —DAILY. NO. 2 KAstf—DAILY
Lv. Augusta 1 Onto a m Lv. Atlanta 8S0 a nt
“ Muuoii 7:l(» l n mi “ Athens 9i45|a,m!
"Milledg’II U:20’n union in At.Wash’s’2:S5'p “C’wf’d’U 1:14 pm
“ VVMiVn in Ri
Ar. CTdv’ll l:in:p in in|“ ’-Milledg’II4:49,p w
"Athens 4:00:p Macon 6:40 pm
“ Atlanta 5:45luini* , ‘ Augusta 3:56|p nt
NO. S WEST—DAILY. NO. 4 EAST—DAILY
Lv. Augusta 8:50 .p miLv. Atlanta 8:45ip,nr
Lv. CrTv’ll 12:39 i p h,IiiiIA mlAr.CTdv’ll r.AugustaOilHfiaiia' 2:53 a]m
Ar. Atlanta «:40
JOHN VV. GREEN, ETkT DORSEY
General Manager. Gen. Pass’gtsr Agent
Past
Georgia Railroad- Co. I
Office General Manager, >
Augusta, Dec. n6, ’82 J
/COMMENCING SUN DAY, the 17tJi Inst
Yv tee following Passenget Schedule will
he opened :
_
NO. 27.West Daily. | no 28.Ea.st Daily
Lve Augusta 7:25 am|Lve Athens Atlanta 2:50 pm “
Ar. 0'wTv’il9'.38amlAr 8:00
'* Athens 11:50 am “ C’f’dvll ’6:05 “
“ Atlanta SUPERB 12:55 IMPROVED pm'/“ Augusta SLEEPERS 8:20 '•
t-vf ATLANTA.
TO AUGUSTA AND
Train No 27 will stop at and receive pas¬
sengers to and rfrom the Harlem, following Thomson. points
only: Belair, Crawfordville, Berzella, Union Point.
C’tunak, Rutledge, Social
Greenesboro, Covington, Madison, Conyers, Stone Moun¬
Circle,
tain and Decatur, and receive
Train No. 28 will stop the at,
passengers to and from following Dealing, sta
tlmis, only, Bcrzella, Crawfordville, Harlem, Union
Thomson, Greenesboro, Camak, Madison, Rutledge,
Point, Circle, Covington, Conyers, Stone
Social
Mountain and Decatur.
The East. Line ha* Through Gieopei oeot..
from Atlanta to Uharl# afl con Earn 0
for all points Wr ,
and Southern..
E R. Passenger DORSEY, Agt. JNo... Gen'l.Managdr.
Oqp.
T he eergia Truck Farmer^
A Weekly Newspaper devoted to th e i ii-
5" inscription rests of Truck Farming in the St outht
i E.T.Byinoton price, $2. Address, Vail Ga.
A Co, Fort ey,
maummm
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OF A L
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fou vi>r. irj feast.
For more t'mn a third of a century tho
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acoldenta and pain. It In a fnediaino
above price n nil pin iso —the bent at ft*
iiiml. f or ( Very ioim vt external pain
i :,u MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment is without an equal.
It penetrate* Holt uml muscle to
thfl very hont—making tho continu¬
ance of pnln mid inflammation impos¬
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the Unite Great ion are equally wonder¬
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MUSTANG
Liniment is needed by brings somebody In of
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the ogony of nn awful or
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stored, er ft valuable O r ox
raved by tho healing power of this
LINIMENT
which knecdily cure* such ailments Of
the HUMAN FLESH as Swelling*, Stiff
Rhoiniittlim, Muwlet, Burn*
Joint*. ( onint' IcA
and Scalds, Cut*, Jtrtalae* and
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