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About Crawfordville democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1881-1893 | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1883)
CRAWFORDVILLE DEMOCRAT. Volume 7. ALL AROUND U8, CATHbBlVG THE SEM>phom OUR EXtliASUbS. being tiie doings and happenings OF OUR NEtGH 1’OIiING COUNTIES AS CONDENSED FOR OUR READERS— OGLETHORPE, WARREN, GREENE AND OTHERS. ■WILKES. O'incite. Captain .las. Iv. Anthony says while . he was churning butter one day be thought, lie woula count the number of licks it took to make the butter come; and the number ran over three tbous and. . , . Mr. J. M. Wood armed Here n om North Carolina last Saturday. W hue returning he lost $325.00 in money on the train between Columbia and Au gusi n. The freight rate on cotton from here to -Augusta has been reduced irom lo to ’-3 cents per hundred. Mr. J. C. Dyson lias one of the finest fish ponds hi th,rstate, and is making a great success of carp raising Gen. and Mrs. Toombs left on Wed nesday for their summer home m Clarksville. Mrs. Hunter ami Miss ],nlie DuBose accompanied them. The iomrest 3 stride i«tr, toward buildiim niMiur this WHS begun last Monday by the. laying of the corner atone of a mammoth store on the cor Del' by the side of the new mill. The su re is being built by Messrs. Irvin, Cnllan & Co., and will be one hundred and forty four feet in length by forty feit in width. For seventy feet from the front it will be two stories high, Tii s will make a most commodious stole, and will be ready for occupation by the tirst of October. WARREN. Warmitoii Clipper. „ Mrs. Elizabeth , fl Shivers has quite , ful- . 3, 1 ecoyered from a severe proUaeted ]ii» ess. Don. C. E. McGregor, was installed e 1 ; ot agent at this place last r ruiuy. Mr. Walter Scott, former agent, is dis i bh d In a severe protracted illness, Dr Stanton is making hia vard Took f 5 , i.'w Wit" ili nretlv it u.\ new wiling' |. K \\e understand Unit the Coroner s M 8R Gntrude. daughter of < u-tain h, was about to alight from 1 he ve Ie.. whew the horses suddenly moved ioi uni'il, tinhalanciug ami t browing liei :;v 1 lone ANming out t.) Hie -ri-nnsl i n her f T. tl, man in ait, ,up ! OL- to eatcli her Uioke Foe fom-or Hie 1 il end so saved her from cuusideralde i jin. Allred A. Smith, died Snmlav mm n i,m I tier a brief ilioesa of malarial ,Y Vui . 3i due fie. Journal. dim'liter V' cue. aged 3 veins, and 1- days. died T a°h of Mr li D 15 JPannm. of c «dei if. i t u m at F) o’clock on T Jmnid’ySescDy mson cemetery, a^imimn the services bamg Urn . comuicted by ltev. G. C. Gary. c. L;",ip.,;. t vein soil of the i ale J T r O. Marks « G dmd d ,,o nc . ii a • - Hetat oocol.o.i win " .m,1v Ih, lift'd, an was bulled at hu i, ii ehureh on Iiiesday, itev. A.. J.. lUnis'ner eonduciing tlw ^vviui-s. ' M Mattie . I" , hit. -v'M , ;* 1 k> u t ,ji ' 8 . yt.yrs, wife of VV. F. Fair, die.I sutl <!ei ly from rupture of a IT'oY ;,1 Per home in at Thomson.at 3 o'cloc ; on '1 iiursday tnornii list, the l’.rb instant, and was buried at Union church on Fiiday, ii'-v. A. B. Tina ii i r conducting the services. Mis. TelitIm Martin, aged abotii 30 , wife of A. M. Alaitin, < . lung lever at her husband’s residence in Columbia county, at 4 o clock on .Sunday morning last, the 22nd instant. ' t.,: 11 mi, nf Mr " and Mr* ‘ 1 | T ' ,’ ' B. r •ler, died . , ot . - enlaigemeoc , , n f f - sols at the home ot Ins parents, nem Tliomson, at 10 o’clock Monday ing, July 16th, 1873, and was buried in the "raveyard at Dr. Gibson’s on Tues day following. On Wednesday last, a little daiujli ter aged about three, of Mr. Miles, of this vicinity got rSMf^uarjod^ a niece of glass, near tar down in her throat. Hhe was brought to town and subjected to the skillful treatment of Drs, Jones and It in inn sop, who dislodged and extracted the glass, which proved to be fragment of a minor. AVe regret to learn that Mattie, lit tie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stepheus, is quite sick at the residence of her grandmother, Mrs. McLean. Thieves are again abroad in Thom son. Mrs. Lawrence had stolen from her room at the Knox liotel. several piecesof jewelry, a portion of which ims been recovered, and the negro in possession it was found has been coin milted to jail. A difficulty occurred near Thomson on Saturday night last between some white men and Jesse Shank, Sr., and several m»le mrnters ot ed ‘jeSiLod t« seriously rfU? injured, .«»» and shot, but not Mr W O Harrison wa: wounded but out dangerously. CRAWFORD VILE, GAJ FRIDAY, JULY 27th, 1883. GREENE. Herald and Home Journal. There will lie a Sunday school cele ehration at Macedonia church, August 13; It. On Wednesday, lllli inst.. little Le ua Moore, daughter of Mr. Osborn Moore, died of dintheria. Died ‘ j/ at ' the residence ot W. ,T New- llarv k'lUeVw^m. , n July °ltli inst Mrs Messrs. Poweli and Davenport, haye dianted about six li undred acres of | stubbi un j : Another , Union l oint bonsp biis been roldied, arul a considerable amount of J money taken. q .J!,, • j 1 Frirla v while on’a visit v' m,,, *p!; ,,., ‘A ° i,„ r «••• /it from ahs. .1 at met a to aus. Annie j.itue.s, tie s MissRia tt'eaver was throwu irons the one-horse wagon she was ruling in,and received severe ami p tiiiful injuries. (Nptain ' r,’ T ‘, M story dnwe’, has ir a held of , r -s ; s mated he will 7 000 pounds of lm\f pm tie re. A! . -w . t ,d > it-T. i per acre. ■ TIkm; , > , ty 01 , .vir. • .or, t.:e - ! o Dlan that was drowned ... Ford, was recovered week kforc n.xt j within ten feet of the place where he was last seen, TKIBUTI2 TO MR. STttPHKNS. Delivered by Col. j., M. I.amar, ot the tmurteenth District, in the Senate Chamber, July 11th, 1883. - Mr. President : In rising to speak a few smeere words of tribute to Alex under Hamilton Stephens, I tee! pain fully the inability of language to just ly portray this pheuominal Georgian. In claiming him as a Georgian, L do not mean to dwarf him to his own State, lie whs larger in 1,1s TiUntie proportions of character and fame than any commonwealth. Ge was more than a national man. lie was a vepve sensative type of our humanity in its loftiest scale of Christian civilization And the tact jusuhes our natural prule that this rounded and complete man was a Georgian, while it saucti lies our gieat souow tout we have ost mm. He, sir, who endeavors to .... voice the calamity of such a denth must do the difficult-task of embodying the lesson of the nohle life it crowned. It is only in slow eontenntlatvmi and study that tih( . beam ies ot such a life are envolved. ion nt Ids l.uoe : -..... .. ........ .no Mr. President, the man who can b' 1 1 ' such iitteuu. this hi., . an <; as upon lie iits ready for the giave, amid nimtrniiig noil.mis wlm how to its truth, has wm, glorious title the ..lightest imivorialiD of earth. What rare gifts; wliat toilful years oi good "•!•>" I rax seendei.l genius; wl.al " Pdowic.g and nselnl ne. uevement, \'hat overshadowing supenority <d n.K ioiii'l m til. ai ; i,x ( '> a hie, such an intiivnlu.dilj, such .t lame. In my opinion the greatest Georgian in this proud common weultn passed away whci Alexander Step leu.*, died, and the genius of history, in the spi.il Id. of philosophical truth Will so 1(! . NeJd _ .'ho Great >. the -th. I- rovn the New Orleans Picayune. A ca:iip-metti:ig religion is wanted that will last from one camp-meeting to an other. _ ----- Ti»o Ainfrica/I Lang aage in Eurape, i-rnn tin. Waterburv uaruimiy Aumriea,,. aui i. .ui. l)a;» it, souths, %vns wna. u , ■>“>•*. biWiiiiGd jioiiiesH-.v 111 t.»o nfil rouiui-v, wLdh Ik*. [uippuH'-.i t-.> nvout - d*. ,;»Ij**-?*, Li* sfivs : i \ iii’kiu'i' v* i •! now couLl vi•• >.>•' Ji'ioiv pi S' ('j :. , c: l • 1 Id talk in tin; is-■><»»l v -;-A o-.-i lean ftty * ’ * v*. From the Fort Gan While thx* woriv D )U c , ;i , g, ( . a* f.. BA amj on oxa'iiinatiou ii was fijUlld it was a large bullet occupying a positmii It nearly in the centre of tin* tree. is of course reasonable to suppose that the but j e ^ j, as j n tlm tree a long time, as the track where it entered had entirely healed up and not a sign of it was visible. --- m- • -•--- it was liver Thus. From the Gainesville Eagle. \\e are told tlmt an eloquent dj\ine, a Lumpkin camp-meeting, ja»t tiuth. yeai, 1 t ' ll ‘ lol.owing expressive '' over tiie ruts of temptation and the of damnation, and have to scrovvdge pn t ty lively to get up at all, but the sinner, with greased wheels and flying colors, »lip« i down to tarnation like a dose of oil, wj h a ripan(1 a wbiz and raises no dust whatever. --—^ Revolutionary Keiic. From the Cedar town Advertiser: Dr. G W. Chisolm, of this place, has an ancient appurtenance of war sei^vice that ^^A,7therLTmioLy war', great-grand- winch wa, t , Je poverty of the doctor’s fatherr General Thomas Chisolm. It is somewhat larger than the ordinary lK*,ap can teen in use in the late civil war, but seemingly befnTflTt'Ts^ma^^’of 11 ! M burnt clay, looking very much like the specimens of exhumed pottery to bc^en g}|«£3teT£r!ir!Ktt in museums, the color bearing a - ,£ SiSS* W5tr* JSSS ttS "Id Wl>r t of a bullet. I he doctor prizes hun relic which now bears an age of one died an i ten Years. STATE NEWS. j Items oi News (lathered Here and Ther From our Sixciuiiges. pari ridge nest with fifteen ecus in it. Tile inotaer hint flew off which left slice-" exposed to the scorching rays of the sun Returning that wav two or throe hours In ft^^B5saptsts«« less occupants gone. Gainesville wants a match factory. orB “ n '« viBe - d'ed batuiday ii.ght. Fulton county is to build anew poor house near Atlanta. .Trank Ridge, of the Gate City Guards, °f Atlanta, was shot in the leg by a J s' ,s ^jvilmn rival while on the beach at Morehead City. -North Carolina. a noticeable feature of the commence ment exercises of the State Univeasity tin islmd was the appearance of the senior class in suits made, of Southern jeans. J. A nr. or v Knox, the tunny fighting e® ilorof f e* T.-x was once a ' A ».• so a"-e u A ; pas.m.g .sma ■ . Ot Utu-n, (Hi S-;;. { , ; i.h\, it-rj ..-jir •:;>!, tho «*r t/»” Tti-from Montgomery saw a Hum - - <>n ‘no tr.-.n rnf.iiln.-c towards engine. Tim air-brakes-wew put on, every effort made to stop, but too late.The child was knocked from the track with a fearful blow on the head, ft jumped up and cried for its mother. It was certainly oue escape out of a thousand. A runaway bU horse, which was blind,dash over the at Columbus Friday, and, tailing o0 oi 0 ■ feet, was killed. . . ^ Z VV L picked up last week in ChaUahm.vhe county bv Sheriff Harp, and will be car lied t > Ellaville. Athens contemplates numbering her houses. Peaches are selling for ?l a bushel at Hartwell. Burglars and incendiaries are worry ing Columbus. The question of an artesian well in Dalton is being agitated. Valdosta has five restaurants, and ail are doing a good business. Val(lo<ta , s lu , loll Iiwn noS all dis . sn fisfied with their experience this season. Murray;county i»j said ;to' have one of the widest and most gushing water falls in the State. A trim bill has boon found against W. T. Sanfoul, who, a few months ago, shot and killed W. A. Lesenr, of Louisiana, formerly of Athens, Ga. Frklay afternoon, M#iile some fttuuls 01 .,M.. antf Mrs. Pont* T'otuliirso' all ,|'), n ,is t . tlirou-'h the rmif or paiatc. For a , ( . w (1 ., y8 ( . V er V thing it attempted to s-.valimv came out at the nose. Nature has ,, 10111 diffUmltV .tly repaired the. damage. A evdaiog, occurred in Mil,edg-ville,late Ed Saunoay between Warren .j ward, and »\ g. ;i "G-T) l,li Tj'T l y ", . a L | t slims U ve, but m,no of Ilia effect. The difficulty wa* about 1( . u1 . (|m , ...... ..... A terribie encounter with knives took place at Counter-line church. Dooly conn tv, Saturday morning, between .Saiupsoii Oasod, .Ir that ,au<l vicinity, Samuel resulting Clifton, af both young men oi era pro Irm-ted struggle, in ' (l ‘ union. who was iiteraLy liae.ked toimaes. m-7 u ; GUmUmati, 1 to AUanU and 3 U> The, blue-coated guardians of. Augusta, month, made bit arrests ia this city last Two hundred and eighty-nine cases wen up before the Recorder. Thera has l,ee„ ........... in the Ole.k’s ofliee at Waneshoao up to date, ahont l,.m mortgage.s and lieu notes, which must qe paid out of t lie grow ing crops. 11 n ill » : ■l u, k. o •nil to t 1 io (; 'i r :i tiii*y hud j.K,i uuhl hi told Lurk that if ho v. pay ri emihlg.. i.i.e. Tim Turk egi-.-d to t.,; mil ; trailed out a roll of money and paid . um Spn,w it se"in« that the man | lu ,i niora money, earried him a hort dii tanee further into a thickly wooded spot and stepping behind tin* ignorant ti an, him twice in the head with a pistol. The m-.n fell to the gronnd, alul hpreweil supposing him dead, robbed lorn oi iM). iy Hcali, wounds and when the his man re <>aiued consciousness, lie found way back to Ins wife and bear, where lie re m,its ‘ __ * _ ____ I H-CO...mend f , His (Grminitive nt e tor i the Jove I have fot motheis and chil dren.See add. E. K.Carswell.Jr.. Thomson, Ga. Atlanta. Ga., April 12, lR^’j. Mr. Mays : The bottle of Oliver’s Quick Relief you gave me did a great deal of good. It cured my sick head ac | je j n a f,. w minutes. It cured mv son ot a.severe cold and sore throat in one night’s tune. One ot my imigh bors was suffering with a severe head a r;he brought on by high fever. I rub bed his head freely wito the Relief and «'* want a dozen bottles. ^ I non “ ir ," t 1,,s exj.iect ! to be without it in my fa -jmy. J. B. Jackson, JValeto.n c. It 1.. Mr. William Lndenvood, Savanna!, G J , •' • . “Brown's Iron Bitters relieved me oi tocevu eriects of e a uis orders liver. M GENERAL NEWS L Brlet Review ol What the Country is f Culled lor me Headers oi The crat from our Exchanges. ~ The conditio# . ot the ‘ tops is . Icxas. regarded , .-ry favorable in most parts ot f 'There are no less than 306 localities in virtu Carolina, where gold is found. ^«s»s, , r„„,i • ' Ahe erection oi‘a monument to Admira >»'«-• ^Mr. canty. 11. Inis C. taken Ilanspergor, 0,000 pounds of Jessamine of honey i ;n iiis own bees this season. u> Alabama man has offered totlm man s of the Kentucky state fair for per • - skion to exhibit his little girl, three and i alt years old. She has three separate 1 ] distinct tongues, the two smaller be *". beneath the main one, and attached 1 ! near the rool. ii.thama’s improvement does not seem *■' he confined to her mineral interests ; ^ ^ M ab-nt i pm'Lut, tim !,'t‘crop ‘ ‘'A . . cl ....... ; •' :, ' ' : ^' " ^ ^ lr j^, b ’ [£! , Lver a 1 t lK '' , *' a " ' ‘ To „ * -"‘d in...or “While Tmes, of Honda, savs this of u' 1 enjoyed my visit to the <" • "untry 1 could not live there again, 'I : A is the country of the past—this is the coi^r, of the future.” ; inn has 77!) policemen atui the, cost of «'• force last year was #900, 5 Gg. . n-gmu paper suggests that the next lS Uatl0,ml b( ‘ , “' M Hu tor a 't“A jni! hiiu‘for v^a^he^ivpl'^'fnnn , ‘a , '^'11 , , dn' , ; “crook ” Pro >al ' 1 v it v a not an unnatural mistake. ■[ imde dollar is combm into circula turn You, • m. announcing In lmndreds that opplacos the in fi'ew doi c;us trade lar v.d. be received at par are displayed com yuousiy. A n- 1 failed in trying to commit suicide, st'M-'itstiekl, Mass.,’ and accidentally. next day a rail ron-Mum ran over him of Purine tfudy-two a storm feet at of Fond electric du Lae a section an light tow Idlht 3 ,m' T l R f "Tl l !!' , th. the'head vviid- it snspesdetUtself over of a #1 am-keopet engaged in elouniiig a UUp Th> actual loss of property bv fir" on tip 1 . do coast for the lirstslx months of im foots tip the extraordinary total ol iravl.v rsoo.iw The Insurance was I he tire opwinpiies’experience l ' out tv.G»....... otter Im.l lh« expen, si ^ 11 111 01 pay if* v \\'- 1 *'! ^t’nk .moto'iitoTt S Nate, UuGi . 1 na.v lik to go nit Ml. A Li m Hiriningliam, Ala., I.....eel reeenr.iy sold for T v eomi.ig A rkftnsas Nate hur wi he 1,1 i.n sixtL n tlumsimd popular' conies have already a'i’ao I...... sold d the song, “Only y Llos,,m.” Since li e project was broached at Mer idan, Miss., a fmv days ago, to build a ;sms'.oOf) edtton and woolen factory, ».i0, ool) hate l.een raised for that purpose. y ( ,1 nneouiinoii offense against the law |n j s tlu* sewing up with needle and .......... th. eyes of cows. 11. U . llal-y A niung the things 1»« X ;J f iW mording to the World, were fais teeth, nickel watclws, false curls. Hacks of clocks,Vhetston. p|, lv iuz cards, surgical instruments, alarm Wia s billiard halhard lulis, guil-n s, gauze undershirts and a „l Ofa sewing machine. An enoruioit spider’s wen, seen ri . y in Fra a co nia ’/alley, Mretohnd N. I! , ln't,W""ii win ot t to. 'eoiiie.tr;cal kind, > fre s,\ Ttie guys or suppoits were 1.7 t Jong, uhiie tin; wob was three feet ir c.i cu . o fenee. , ,t n r visitors to Denver will leau J. GO tiiei .. e, ti l; of t ho. fJS »’!(•'■ : Ln(. J, ‘i 8 itS'u () v 1 ‘»' 70 \ on V ..hits i . D 1. ot !i s u n '5EH. ',<* uin ,000 S iv< Hi iJ ish fioast ■> m ;i year. r.a.i Francisco physicians lure d ; < <■ H Eff <"ise.i of leprosy i.m"n ; di hoodlum class of boys who smoi . < i reties made by Chinamen, t i,« American piinting lions" for th blind just dedicated at l/niMVille is th > ;l . ing ever t n,at sc!•-. pu-i The entire cost of the trip iv'—m a L y the <Lmtihuiifa! t ■ uar leans wjih a Lout and the i■ from their tableaux *-;;fti'.iti**:. tiuiii ia/xio. Miutii S., Vaiuieiliiit’s p-t, has a built on ground worth one ii,oi, ai hirs per toot. Hummer visitors to D-nver v.-iii i2.0Oa,ow. SPSCIAL LOCALS. —Smoke Alexander Stephens cigais for sale i>y U . It' Jteid. —Mershon & Flynt,, of Sharon, hav on hand a large stock of goods which they are offering at very low prices. — Buy your boots and shoes from Mershon A Flynt, .Sharon, Ga. —Gel, vnur farnilv groceries ,t< ft ° m M< ‘ sIk), ‘ * —If you want a nobby suit of cloth* c<l p Mershon & Flvnt, Lit at Sharon, _Ghew D a nomi D amend t , iacc „ at IV. R, Uri.r — Hamburg Liniment is the Lest reiiedy known for rheumatism, fjfa us, bniises. nvllili.gs, SGff joint. , or sim bj \v . li. U Uiii*. I | 1 jfj I h 111 fj ! I I S i it § 9 j ^ ''lUi JLi UXI I JLI ! Q >^ *!*<**» for ttwalgi, and Headaob, : An Internal Remedy, emitaining no quin | Inc. opium. Chloroform, (.'Moral or j narcotic ot anv kind. Safe ami Quick in its action. Messrs. w™,™"/;::i Hutchison * Him : Gentle j :ormuu^^^iu'id: Wy u/the^veat "vii'fnc''-'if'U""" * < "n' *T , aehe. It is the be.-t remeilv for these most < distressing It should complaints ] have ‘in ever used , be in every family ............ ! tr y* 1 ours truly, GKO. E. 1IKAD. Mayor ( .r Leesburg, Vnl Mi g-e 1 1 itchison a- m?o : i am hap pv to say that- vottr “Neurah'ine" •ictial as .t incredibly specific in short m.v time. case, relieving "me in ! would advise all j sufferin',- m»m inmral'e-i and headache to ,r > T. Yours, ci,-.. H. V SI.MS, M. I). —............— - ' ' ’ ’ ; r sV ; .* . J fi i ' w! , , . ling Goods. The •„, , T ' ‘ 1 ’• ,l ■ ■■ ' ';’ !( 11 , ! 1 'oths, 1 l.arpels, \\ indotv ! . all la irder Laec Gur tains. < ornn . aim i ales, < -oeoa A Canton Matting*. l_R't,tire .1 l'hoi-ler.v, d iv.igruvhms, for mos. e .ume rib! Samph V V " ' J-iel-.iy. imw.r'm 1 "’ WT 1 INI HER 1 . .. I Trr>Tiai\ r 1 tulEIxu tx i . Ur. J. I5.0ADFIELIVS Female Regulator ° ! .hDhmrni'd T ,,■. r ..... till,riwwomnA ,. , o'e," of ai'iliei itisa liar and multifonn ous «'dy for Woman i » n I . Y. and tSlMlGI A L CLASS of her diseases. It is a .......‘"ie fur certain di^easia! comlitioa-: oi Functio^| 0 'mo^•e < 'UT■!H| l l Menstrual t!. 'll | iii# " ,,, 1 n u r n r \v ,,,, MON TIT LY SICKNESS 1,s proprietor claims lor it no oilier medi ' !: 'l property, and to doubt the fact that this medieiim does positively possess such ''"ntiolling ami regulating powers, is sim «• »>}>; tli«us.iml.s «•> discredit ol hying liie voluntary witnesses, testimony rylio are to-day exulting m Umir rcstroatum to *«»uml health and happmeiw. ” */. ; — — ixmndirss because oi his vroiideiftil i>'i‘‘ ee-.s in the »r<;j;ln.< ; nt ami onre ,.| I'll'I'l’-n's.,- Vem eeyT' ' ,| v A o D-N.l 1.LAI bu 1 i.iiovmi, aim ri iiui ly deserves its name • V» OSHaH S i I 1*2<*IITI ! t{ ( .,, ;ius( i p; ooiitrois a clrss of functions I lie ya.no,,, deraimemcds o! which . a.or ili h.-ailh than all 0,11 *J *;‘/.r’"/” i**'l IIV-”' prenL'uivlv I'nWminM • ’ ()|, ! what a nmltitiKla of living wiHi«»8 es "w'o.MAN can tixslil'v to its crianiiing effects ! ' \ lake to your coniidciicn this F’RL MO US HOON _* OP HEALTH _ jt Li, will relieve von of nearly all the com¬ Kit ts p ,-e„lI,ir to " your sex ! Rely upon as mr " .. ....... ..... ' mrt„r«,,HV |)U, J. BRADFIKLl), Allilllfll, (dl. tsohi dv , ., " ’ . • ’ «•>-.,wfovilvill" ' Hi S Son-H ... ----------- t La rge .Size, ■ i j 0 . V W1$?M !TT m ■ G^ing^ :a Sachin 6 r i m i w ; \r* I w ------ flwi! ii 1 V— TV.-' - ft r, m * •!*» & <cm^4*y / K/RfEC P £ 7flNEVE^ T A' PA A P T|CULAR - OUT OF ORDER. / NEW homing bachiHEIs 30 UNION SQUARE NEWYQRK. oO FOR sale by , uL i 1. Craw ford»me, C*«4. Number 29. THE “CONSTITUTION,* FOR 1882-3. before "Quipped in every sense tlianever to maintain its position J thkk host lira ok soothebn JOUR it calls ...... (he attention of the .. rea«ng public to the. billowing point* tllu ‘' a “ be.claimed. Name¬ ly, that It Is ****»«.*.—„. Alabama, the Carolinas, Florida rgia, •» " Mraiding the«ri!TtiState matter than ftnypaper any paper iff * 3. The fullest telegraph ” service and latest news h The brightest, best ami fulleest corre smuuleiiue fi. ’J'lie eompletcst eleetfon returns’ 6- 1 mhatlm Legislative reports. »• Official Supreme Uourt reports. -- Tht ' Great Georgia per-Better Than *'-vur. No mtidiigmit Georgian cun du wi'noutlt kvkuy Grouts tan siirtiLD take x XPITAI. deign TH E s r XT n, RE.: MONTHS. i -M ,) i;l V i D l,s'iMlUiMl Sio per atltiiim ^2 .m ;; : i.>;:ilis : > i oo i month. W ccldv fn-5 u p», ,?l.2B. with •m'"o- up of rim. ; uitths ot m f'«.-*•>. vtilh lire eoitt Address t\)\ S; I IT i’lOV "lii .vu.un.i, VI .nia u.»,. ^T/ >\T U Li v V' TO LOAN. C AM I’UEPAUISD to make small or I large loans for any length of time at S pei- rent per annum with approved securi , JOHN W. MIXON. ONawfocdviUe, Ga. ^ The s ....., Biggest anil the ... 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