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About Crawfordville democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1881-1893 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1883)
CRAWFORDVILL \ DEMOCRAT © i Volume 7. ALL AROUND US, UATHERING THESEWS FROM OUR EXCHANGES. BEING THE DOINGS AND HAPPENINGS OF OUR NEIGHBORING COUNTIES AS CONDENSED FOR OUR READERS— OGLETHORPE, 'WARREN, GREENE AND OTHERS. "WARREN. Warrenton Clipper of August 3rd. Mr.O.L. Wilhoit is preparing to build a fine residence. We regret to hear of the very serious illness of Mrs. Jesse lleese. Miss Sarah Gross.for years an invalid from epilepsy, has been attacked with dropsy and erysipelas, and is very low. Mr. Marion Cody has returned from si visit to Crawfordville and says that Rev. L. It. L. Jennings, the baptist pastor is improving very fast and if this Continuous until the«next meeting he thinks iie will be with the church. 31’DUFFIE. Journal «f August 3 td. Fountain campmeeting will embrace the 5th Sunday in September. The campmeeting at White <’ak commences on Friday, the 24th iust. Mr. .James B. Knox, the contractor, lias about finished the block of brick stores in Thomson. There is no doubt now that the crops in this conntv have been mate: i ally in¬ jured by the protracted drouth. Mr. J.W.Boatwright lias commenced to build a dwelling for himself and family opposite the residence of Mr. John B. Neal. WILKES. Gazette ot Avgust 3rd. Within less than a week Wilkes coun¬ ty has had three shooting and cutting affrays. There are several applicants for the positions that will be vacant at the de¬ pot the first of October, but it lias not been stated who will succeed to the places. Judge Pottle says the argument for a mandamus in the Wilkes county fence election case will be heard at Taliafer¬ ro court, which meets the the fourth Monday in August. The extension to Mr. Jas. A. Ben¬ son’s stoie is rapidly approaching com pit,Hon. it is eighteen feet from floor to eeillfe jfstore 4 We believe there is only one oGJ room in Georgia with jjh' 8 height. Twenty-three hundred dollars was subscribe’ in tins place to the nett iail road being limit from Augusta to Et herton. As this amount was so easily raised we believe that a sufficient amount can he secured to build a road from this place to tap that read, at the proper time. The negro Dick Stokes, who was in a difficulty near Dan burg List week, was found in Taliaferro county about day¬ light last Friday morning, by deputy sheriff Callaway, who got in about 50 yards of him when lie ran. Mr. Calla wav shot at him with a shot gun and thinks he struck him, but the shot were small. greenE. Herald r and Home Journal of August 3rd. Prof.Reynolds , mo will u-iii ie-oped niipd his school uuJ the first week m beptembei. Miss Pope McLaughlin, of Lmou Point, lias been sick for sexetal days. Mrs.Xansford Clifton, age about (12 years, died at lier home near Liberty oil Thursday morning, the 26th ult. Miss Allie Reid an intelligent and noviiil'i” voun*’ lady from Crawfordville, ' friends in Greeneshoro this weeK ’ E.Pounds, who Jives . Die , Mr. Joint in Leslie’s M.iH neighborhood, sliot last i Chapman, a negro boy, on ” M ‘ nesday moroing. A oetween them at hott si o tei * ^ smith shop, Chapman picseu m a axe and started towards Mr. I ouinis.. when ilie latter sliot him. I he hall enterred the side of the neck, e have not learned whether or not the wound was considered dangerous. A fatal accident occurred last week on the farm of Mr. James M. Smith, in the Gray Lands. We learn that a ne wro l.ov while putting a cap on a gun, accidentally discharged it. the contents of the 1 arrell passing tin., ugh the body of a colored girl, who was standing near killing her instantly. The girl was about 14years of age. The name of the bay is George Thomas The name of the girl who was killed is Eliza Moore. - - Strength to vigorously push a .... Rtreno-tli to studv for a sion’strength to regulate labor a household, without strenvth to do a day’s strength? uhvsical pain Do you desire If vou are broken down, have no ener ay’feel as if life was hardly worth liv ing you can be relieved and restored to robust health and strength by Brown's Iron Bitters, a sure cure for dyspepsia, malaria, weakness and all diset^es requiring a true, reliable, the blood, lion - alcoholic tonic. It acts on norves ff and muscles and regulates every ( the system ■ _ — _____ ' " ~ I lost 5 children in process of teeth thfouau ins mv last 3 were brought safely tnroug by oy the use of Pitts Gann ini five. See add. Re\. Too*. B BE , Tuomsoti, Ga. _Chew Diamond cut Diamond to fcacco at W. K- Reid s. CRAWFORDVILE, GA. ? FRIDAY. AUGUST 10th, 1883. STATE NEWS. ItemsoJ News Gathered Here and There From our Exchanges. The timbers for putting up the telegraph line between Thomaston and Bartlesville are being hauled along the line. Mrs. Mary Satawhite, of Winfred, was killed by Lightning Friday. She was in the house nursing her babe, which was thrown several feet from its mother but not seriously injured. Three hundred and seventy-six car loads of melons have been shipped from Val¬ dosta this.season. Last year the shipments amounted to ion cars—an increase of 210 cars. It is estimated that over 700 ear loads have gone from Lowndes county this season. Griffin is going into ecstaeies over tile establishment of a female barber shop in that city. It costs the State about SI,500 a day to run the Legislature. Tins is the biggest outlay, for the least good, that was ever made in time of peace. S ryclinine in their coffee bothered the family of Andrew Daniel, at Spartanburg, the other day. The matter was considered of sufficient importance to cause the arrest of three negro servants. Be certain and look in the papers for a merchant advertisement . before trading with him- A merchant that lias anything good and cheap is always liberal enough to advertise. Curious Derivations. “Pamphlet” is derived from the name of a Greek authoress, Pamphylia, who compiled the history of the world into three little volumes. “Punch and Judy” is a contraction from l’ontius anil Judas. It is a relic of the old “miracle play.” in which the actors were Pontius Pilate and Judas Iscariot. “Bigot” is from Visigo tlia, in which the fierce and intolerant Arianism of the Visigoth conqueror of Spain lias been handed down to infamy. “Humbug” is from Hamburg ; “a piece of Hamburg news” was in Germany a pro bial expression for false political rumor*. “Gauze” derives its name from Gaza, where it was first made. “Tabby cat” is ail iii.concious that her name is derived from A tab, a famous street is Bagdad, in¬ habited by the manufacturers of the silken stuffs called atabi, or taffety, the wavy markings of the watered silks pussy’s coat. “Old Scratch” is the demon Skratti, who still survives in the supersti¬ tions of northern Europe. "Old Nick” none other than Nikr, the dangerous vvater Hemon of Scai.d'uavianjegend The lem¬ on takes its name from the city of Lima: “On a Mexican Mustang.” The above is the suggestive title of a new book written by Alex.E.Swert and J. Armory Knox, the humerous edi¬ tors of the famous Texas Siftings, now the most wideiy quoted journal in the United States. The book is a large 700 page volume,illustrated with This near- book ly 300 original illustrations. is not a collection of witticisms with¬ out connection, but is a continuous narritive desciij/tive of the peculiari¬ ties, characteristic and atrocities of some of the quaintest people in some ot the queerest corners in the United States. Althoughbrimmi.ig over with humor and sparkling with and wit. h is a V;)lume ()f wit hmuor. lt coutai , ia a vast quantity of valuable j 1 ,f orma ti ( >i, regarding Texas and Mex j c0 ^ iiieir resources and industries, tha manners, customs and habits of their peouje, publishers. etc. Thayer M rian The Co., 608 Arch street, Pur “I -lpRia. may well be prournl of h liaiidsome man tier in which they have turned out the hook. It will be sold only by subscrip tion. The piibUsiiers want agents in e towns iip iu the wuintry.io w-mm 1 1 u ,y art . prepared to offer liberal in (j u(:e ments. Tliey will send circulars, and sample pages free .... appheatimi by ietter, or complete out j or CiV nvassers tor §1. As all the laughed at the iinmotons virriting of the editors of Texas Siftings, almost every J one who can read will want c py of their hook, it will, thevefoue, be a bona tzn to agents, who w m U iake money rapidly by selling it. ——- - —---- JURY IAST. — The following is the ... list of grand , and , ra verse juioi.v for the county of laliafcrt ro, August term. is«3 : okakd jury. John .J. Kent, George E. Griffith, John Rhodes, Charles Kendrick, James W. As b Franklin B Wynne, Jasper L. B. j’, < 1 ,'. n ’ ’ R.'Jit Kobert s Y.ylor Jseol. II Joiov John I. .. . . . Wesley A- Bright, - ami, 'oe< Saggus, William A. Legv.cn, Jt-sse Moore, George M. Boss, Robert II. Fluke; Jacob Rocker, James S, Chapman, Ham Burke. Ross Gunn, Johh It. Ken Hriclc, William T. Chapman, Robert T K( , ndrick . traverse jury. j phel w «niaia R. Reid, Hez pltiah 0 j one s. Samuel A. Fiynt, Albert A Stephens, Henry A. Fiynt, Wesley P. Jones. Jam*-s W. Heaves. Albert II. Gor ham, Albert Q. O’Neal, William M. Nash, .lame- X. Akins, \ incent S Aden, John O’Keeffe, John W. Swann, Eugene Ray C. Uarden,Garland Cosby, Benjamin B. Alexs. Meadows, Walter A. BeazRy, ;r.. Neuron Wallace, John T, Akins. James A. <; aV v, Sterlinv B. ( hapman, Angie us A. Flvnt, Isaac M. Jaekson. Solon W.Flynt. Alex S. Stewart. Absolum G. Evan ham uei KUingtou. ThotnosJ. KIkmIps, James 15. Flvnt, Benjamin It. lteid. Welcome A. stone, *r., Wiiliam Holmes, Francis C. iakcii. CHANliliS AT TUB pi>ST OPFICB. The Heads ol the Malcontents Cut Ofl On Advice From the Department. prom the Augusta News. Postmaster lloldeu has made some changes at the Post Office, as the result of t | le reeeu t Post Office investigation .2 1 o#e or two of tlie employees, H of the men have been removed who were engaged in the malicious persecution ot the head of the office, and their removal was suggested by a Government official of the Post Office Department, held in high estimation at Washington. The nicn removed were Peter Craig, carrier, and Clack Gardner, janitor and assist¬ ant clerk. The place of Craig on the carrier force was lilled by the appoint* ment of John J. Gleason, and James Hudson was made janitor and assistant mailing clerk. George P. Fuller lias also been appointed to a substitute’s position. The changes will be commended by our citizens who have watched with displeasure and considerable indigna¬ tion the fight made by malicious out¬ siders, who involved these employees of the Government in their vain attempts to depose a white man and put a negro as postmaster at Augusta. Such was discovered to be the real intent of the instigators of the scheme, and when government officials have to come down and check such arrogance on the part of a few malcontent negroes, it is time for us to thank such honest and straightforward officials. The duped employees lose their places, and they know who to think for their loss. The better element of colored people sustain the postmaster, and do not side with the instigators of the late post office in¬ vestigation. Petition for Charter ot the -‘.step hens Monumental AssocAatlo n.” GEORGIA-Taliafeuro County, To th i Superior Court of said County ; The petition of C. T. Boggs, W. Norton, Jim. N. Chapman, W. O Holden. L. L. Veazey, Jas. It. Antho¬ ny, vv. C. Rhodes, It. J. lteid, 1). N, Sanders, B. F. Moore, Sam Flvnt, W. M. Weaver, II. It. Casey, W. Jl. Map tox, John Armstrong, Tlios. E. Wat Suii, W. FI. Baldwin, Henry J- Ltm#, Willie i-lemming, J. It. Randall, Seab¬ orn Reese, Thos. Hardeman, Henry It. Jackson, Chas. Willingham, T. Bristow, W. It. Gunn, C. Jv Joseph ^MyeiS,—ffaTeor^e' Jno. T'; W. v iiil.r, 55. Andrews and showeth that your petitioners, their associates and success>rs, desire to be created a body politic, under the name and style of the ’•Stephens Monumen¬ tal Asiocation,” with power to receive donations, to sue,and be sued, co itract and be contracted with, and shall have perpetual succession, with the right to hold all the real estate or other funds necessary in the judgement of'the Board of Directors for its uses and pur¬ poses, and may dispose of the same ; and may make and use a common seal, renewable and changeable at pleasure ; and may make sucii constitution, by¬ laws and regulations as may be deem¬ ed necessary for fully carrying out the purposes of this Incorporation. And that your petitioners, their associates, and successors i . office in then- iucor ate capacity, rm.y he invest d with all the rights and immunities, usually granted to corporate bodies by consti titled authorities of said State, not in consistent with Hie Const i< ilimi and i it ws of said State, nor in violation of private rights, for the term of twenty ymrs. piimupal phicc of business of ti, ( . *aid corporation shall,he in ihe town „f Cfawford die. ilieeomitj and Suite aforesaid. The business of slid corporation shall turn ot be ti .nniiage.!, ■ Association, subject by to a tne b > aid dj.ee- of Directors, of not lesn th in thirteen mu more than twenty-live, not less than thirteen of whom shall be residents ol Taliaferro county and constitute a ‘-Local Board.” who shall and n.ai.age major- the j j a tf a irs of t he corporation, a jfy of whom shall constitute a quotum. The remaining members of the Board i of visory Directors Board,” shall constitute reside in an any “Ad-j per - ’ may y tjo|i f ^ s tjlle< a „ a v ,„, rl present a t, any of the meetings of the Board, shall have the same rights and privi- j leges as member* of tfie Local Board. Your petitioners aver, tha said sociatiou is not organized for imlivnl ual pecuniary gain, and tl :!, tr*» mmsud the genentl design of soul Assoeiuttou. to wit: -‘To perpetuate the memory ot the late Governor, Alex tuder II. Ste p|, ellSi (jy the purchase of the property k ll0 wn as the “lAherty Hall pnqwrty,” the erection thereon of a suitable n on ument, and ultimately, to establish a first-class high school.” And that said objects may be accomplished. your petitioners pray the passing of an “der investing wl their associates and successors with the corporate authority and power aforesaid And yo r petitioners will piayj Ac . J u | v 25ti», 1883. George, T. Barnes, m / Andrews n ,, iv i ,OT Att’y’s. , , V for Pet,lionet* A correct copy from Hie rninotes of the Si.fieriot court of saui cou .ty. This July 25tu. 18SJ. S. C., J. D. Hammack. C. Of Talt.ife.To County. f CURED BY Olivers Quick Relief. Rheumatism, Nouraiigiii, Headache, Tooth ache, Colds, Sore Tlmmt,Golds, Bites, and Stings of Insects, Colic * ill Horses, Ac. Prepared by MAYS & CO. v 'Atlanta. Georgia. For stale by Dr. U. .1. lteid ami Thomas Fulton. Crawfordville, Ga., and J. Kendrick, Sharon. Ga. STOP AT THE Clinard House. Athens, Ga. A. Uji CLINARD, Proprietor. Sorters at Each Train. i. Commercial Rates. Large ('otummlious Sample Rooms. POLITE and ATTENTIVE SERVANTS, Ileadip'alters for Commercial Tourists P I T T S CARMINATIVE SYYUP. f -FOR Flatulent Colic,Ditirrlnca,.Nausea, Coughs, Teething, Cholera Cholera Infantum r Morbus; DR. W. M. PITTS, A Druggist Thomson, and Georgia. Apothecary. For sale by Dr. It. J. Reitl, Crawford "ille, Ga.. and J. A. Kendrick and Geo. IV. Overton, Sharon,Ga. EVERYDAY • THE MAIL OR EXPRESS BRINGS TESTIMONIALS - THAT- The Music House Of The South 18 LOCATED IN AUGUSTA, GA. That O.O. 110RINS0H &C0. -SEISE THE BEST. > Pianos and Organs Manufactured. That their Price for Same Style & Make —ARE LESS THAN— m NORTHERN CITIES, ■ nd ,nIsa, save to the purchaser I're'ig hfafiil In durance 1 { MAKING !■ T. M O r. s. Great Musical Savins In¬ stitution of the South. SAVE MONEY! G 0. Rolfest & Co-., 1H3 llroatl struct, AfJiilJ’STA, GA. J. W. ri I 11X0:1, Attorney at Law, CRAWFCHLV1LI E GA. WILL practice in all Male and Fed Courts. Any business enti listed his care will ret" ive prompt personal COLLECTIONS A SPE ALTY. Office in Mitchcll Bcildino. LASbiU-; YOU It LIFE p , ........ 1: . ! A,1> .. ^, I h ’ ; m . a , ali )1( ., y j,, Anie,io,. Tie- nnh r.am. ,i pavx oin- half of the nisenuiv to u holders, in< a os of total inabil.iy make a living. All must die, and it U duty «»f < - v. i \ man in hie. in jirepare liau-cren.?. aLT;'' m ‘‘n! ,j,.j a y s ar<- Fm ■ # rs apply to the under igneri at Crawford Gay G.T. Bone-, \ -M M. A A. _____. u ..,. u...i , ,— , - Tr - | ^ %, \ t 'i■ vj jh 7 iI P §jj P fJuPAv C ffA 1 ** r Q >3 BK a Laka&go.v J Q-3 J. fi I? iJ ■ j ijjy HlliPk PRfj P.513V rj flMM-RlPtll t L) ^ ‘ -o • “ S H Tltonsande of women over the km;} te ir'a. m fy to t'.ic wonclarfutclieelH of I .. A edy; it will not m.iy sliorb a l-i’,.,r.' ,1 i 8 the* in t<r‘»ny of y, .in tui'l (-'.Of-r.'r: : f exprc'Hv m. but b fer thfu nil, i- 1 i p’pft tly <i:n»iui.-bes the >' t.'/ < iH^thcr an.I child. um Th; I fob/it. 4 r: (A tb'xrtl ;iirt< cut, to tit H \ _. n .... ..... Mot her'^ Friend, rreoared aid fokt 1 j X>; IADPI LLi), tSold )>v all 1 fc’i. ■* ' Ebo bottle. Ec.it » Bja. by Kxpresi ou rccc.j>t of pri /f ’ W. J. )RT0X. ’ h a ^ (. A Contractor and liuildor -4 ■_ j. wu —o i 5 f« Qre.it Specific for Neuralgia and Haadnobe ■ An Internal Remedy, containing no quin ine. opium, Chloroform. Chloral or narcotic of any kind. Safe and quick in iti action. Mayor's Office. > Leesburg, Va., April id,1879. i Messrs, nr-irmsos A Bko : Gentle men — It affords me great pleasure to tes tify to the great virtues of vour “Neural- head gine’ - for the cure of neuralgia and D is the best remedy for these most distressing complaints 1 have ever used. ll should be in every family in the conn try. Yours truly, GRO.' R. HEAD, Mayor of Leesburg, Yal M essrs. 11, r -it, son A- Buo : 1 am hap l>v V-peeine to sav that vour “Neuralgine” acted as a in my case, relieving me in nil incredibly suffering'from short time. I would advise all neuralgia and headache to CARPETS. Carpels and Mouse Furnishing Goods. The Largest Stock Smith of Baltimore. Mu (plot, Brussels, :>-Ply ,fc Ingrain Carpets, Bugs, Mats and Crumb Cloths, Window .Slunios, Willi Papers, Borders, I,ace Cur¬ tain ■ (tornices and Poles, Cocoa & Clinton Mailings, Upholstery, Engravings, Chro¬ oms, Picture Flumes. Write for Samples anil Prices. Gist). A, DAIS.IK, Augus¬ ta, Ga. .1 iiin;l5,1 y. WOMAN! 1 ER BEST Qs&StiMffirr?' sate£\ FRIEND ! Dr. J. BHADFIELDvS , Female Regulator! This famous remedy most happily’ meets ihe demand of the age lor woman’s pecu¬ liar and multi form atllicl.ions. U is a rem¬ edy for WOMAN ONLY, aiel ior ONE SIMM ’4 A L CL ASS of her diseases. It is a specific for certain diseased conditions ol the womb, and proposes tu so control the Menstrual Function as to regillutn all the derangements an”* and Irregularities of Wom¬ MONTIIEY SICKNESS, Us proprietor claims lor it no oilier modi oil property, and to doubt the fact that this medicine docs positively possess such continuing and regulating powers, is sim ply to dierii .lit (lie voluntary testimony ofl hoi]«n mis of living witnesses, a ho are to-day exulting in their restroation to sound health niitl happiness. JJradfield’s J^emale Dkgulator is a strictly vegetable compound, and is the product of medical science mid practical experience, directed towards the benefit of Suffering woman! It is the stu lied prescription of ii learned physician whose specialty enviable was WOM¬ and AN, and whose fume became bon miles* lieer.UM* ol his womieiful sue cess in (lie I n at mee: and cure of. female eomplainfs. The REGULATOR 'is the GRANDEST REMEDY known, and rich¬ ly deserves its mime : Vt’cimui's Pest Friend ! Becnusi' it ((nr,trills a clrss of functions the vavion •; angemetiisof which cause more ili ln-altli Ilian all otlicr cauiaa comhhicd, and which sorely <mGi11 -r her life, mi l preunit tll'idy end hid' existence 1 Oh ! wl.iii a multitude nf livhi'.T witness¬ es ran ti'siity to its charming confidence effrets ! this WOMAN ! take In your PRE MOUS ROOM OF HEALTH, It will relieve you of nearly all the. com plaii Is peculiar to your sex ! liely liappiileNS' upon as and us your safeguard for health, long life. oxr.v nr bit, ,!. nil A DPI KM), Atlanta, (Jt\. Sold by Dr. II. J. Rclil, Crawloidvllle. Ga. s Sum Size. . . . 75 cents' Lt, Size, (! 5,7. V 3EIM0ME O- :a ^i n 9 |i^ach]|l •v 8 % Y\ if WM w: \3 * ' >. W r *■ 4r:rrr. in ... .. 2 — Hi n\ '| /’'■•I i li . j s» to 4 JWD c) ,A S 140 EQ^ AL / 30 UNION SQUARE! NEW YORK. o^ c/ ’°o i t.i. Moj j. UA. FOR SALE EY J, vV. DAKHAC j i l.Gun\ tonlvile Ga, Number 81. Georgia Railroad -AND——‘ Banking Co. OFFICE GeKF.KAL M A!f AOEK, I /•'fOM.MKXClNG Auousta, Ga., April m issil. Y_v the tollowing SUNDAY, 29 Distant, passenger schedule will he operated ; so. 1 wiost-pahy. yo.j bast—qailt Lv. Augusta 10:30 aimltv’. a|m| Atlanta'8*:jf0 ai. “ Macon 7:l0 “ Athens 9:451a in “ “ Milledg'U W'sh'i'n 11:20 9:0fi|a|uij l Ar.WashV “O’wf’d’ll 1:14 pm a m 1 2:65'u ill Ar. “Athens C'i'dv'll 4:(iujpliii'“ Lio-pm Milled#*! Macon 4;4‘i n m “ Atlanta 6:4Siolin'i‘* Augusta t>:4Ajp m J M u m troTTVrwInAiiT- NOjifttsv-DAlL T. NO. 4 EAgT DAILY \‘f * ; AVKMlSif ..* * ' Viml 1 * 1,1 H^ r t dv 11 » 2:53 «!P,*« aim Al ' A . u,l "‘. a bjWalmlAi-..Augustaffiao'a ‘» m JOHN ; \V. UUEEX, *8. It. Genera l Manager, (ton. DORSEY l’aas’ger Agent Gkoroia Railroad- Co. I Cilice General Manager, YTOMMENiTYO Augusta, Dec. no, ’82 , lee following Passeuget SUNDAY,the 17th Inst bo opened Schedule will *<>• 27.W es t DaRy .' | KO~28.East D aily Lve Augusta 7:2.7 nnfiLve Atlanta 2 A0 pal Ar. C'wTv’ll 9:38 am | Ar Alliens 8:00 " ; Athens Atlanta 11:50am I “ Cf'dvll ’6:05 “ - 12:55 pm ( “ Augusta H:go '• NeT SUPERB IMPROVED SLEEPERS TO AUGUSTA AND ATLANTA. I rain No 27 will stop at and receive pas¬ sengers to nod'from the following points only Ganiak. : Bel-air, Craw Ilerzelia,Harlem, Thomson. lord vilh-, Union Point, Grecnesboro, Covington, Madison, Rutledge, Social Circle, Convent, Stone Moun¬ tain and Decatur, T raill No. 2« will stop at, and receive passengers to and from the following sta¬ tions, only, Berzelia, Harlem, Denring, Thomson, Gamak, Crawfordville, Union Point, Greeneshoro, Madison, Rutledge, Soi-ial Circle, Covington, Conyers, Stone Mountain and Decatur. The East Line has Through Sleeper i . om Atlanta to Charleston and connect* for all points West utul Northwest, East and Southeast E It. DORSEY, JNO.W. GREEN, Gen. Passenger Agt. Oen’I. Manager. G-erman Cud, 1 I AM now prepared to All all order* for Scale and Mirror Carp at the very o vest prices. Prompt attention glyeu to orders. Address, J. It. KENDRICK, J tnieS,2m. Sharon, Ga. ROMANCE® Ur account of urerc, who who hr hr (Mr iwr I IWIUrnlk itlinHavJgcii Va’or ami Wur-crnft »ft i»U,raer4rf Uwt l*ck ♦‘- tiiqi n mrsatieasM duutiou Ky with l.ooo A.L. UlDPATII. fiu SUHOS by intro* l(Kim»*nlftcf’nt| Dr. |TRAGEDY)e|^:;: —OF— UlM™**-- i^SPIONEER pp. LIFE THEBEST OF ALL LINIMENTS FOE MAN AND BEAST. For morn than a third of a oantorr tb» MnNIcnn Mustang I.lnlmant has been known to million* uH over tha world as tlm only safe reliance for tha relief of uocliloiite amt pain. It Is a medicine ntiovo price For ana praise—the form ot external bsst of pain if b Ind. every the MEXICAN Montana It penetrates Liniment flesh is without ssd muscle an equal. Is the very buns—making the conttno nnco of pstn en-l Inflammation Flesh impos Hlhm. Its effects upon Human anil tlio Uruto Creation aru equally wonUer ful. Ttio Mexican MUSTANG Liniment Is noeAerl by brings Somebody In every bouse. Every day scald now! of tlie agouy of an awhl or barn subdued, of rhenmatle martyrs re stored, or a valuable hors* sr ax saved by tho hcaJlug jiowcr of this LINIMENT which speedily cures Such ailments of Um HUMAN FLESH OS Kit eu mat Ism, Dwellings, Maseles, *« Iff Joints, t'outraeted m ams nnd Scald «, Cuts, ftrsli.a a a d Sprains, folsoBSml Bites and Wtinas, wtliniess, Icaosenesa, Old Sores, I'tcrrs, Frostbites, Chllblalas. Sore hippies. Caked Breast, a ad Indeed every form of external dis¬ ease. It heals wtthoat sears. For the JjauTB Cxhatiok lt cores Hpralns, Swlnsy, fftMT Jelnts, Founder, Harness Sores, Warns, Hoad Saab, Bis eases, Foot Hot, Screw Wind Hollow Horn, Scratches, calls, Spavin, Thrmjv, KvtT. Ring bona, Old Sores, Foil Film a pan the Sight and every other ailment to which the orcapftrtg Of tli« Stable and Stock Tarsi are liable. The Mexican Mustang Llalnsat always cures anti never disappoints; and it Is, positively, THE 7»EST OF AkL LINIMENTS UilT OB SSAS 1 .
