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CRAWFO ILhE DEMOCRAT s I ii l o
Volume 7.
ALL AROUND US,
iiATHERING THE NEWS FROM OUR
EXCHANGES.
BEING THE DOINGS AND HAPPENINGS
OF OUR NEIGHBORING COUNTIES AS
CONDENSED FOR OUR READERS—
OGLETHORPE, WAKfcEN, GREENE
AND OTHERS,
HANCOCK.
Ishmaelite of September 19th.
We regret to learn of the serious ill¬
ness of Walter Pierce, and hope soon
to see him about on our streets again.
Little Loviek Pierce son of Mr. LoV
ick Pierce of Sparta died of laryugetis
On last Monday night.
Silvey Dago, wife of Leroy Dago, died
of appoplexy one day last week.
Mr. Cornelius Harper, who has bee n
quite ill for some days is up.
WARREN.
Clipper, of September 18th.
Dr. Stanton’s new dwelling is near¬
ing completion.
Dr. II. W. Hubert’s kitchen caught
on fire last week but was out before
much damage was done.
A tramp got into Mr. E.B. Farmer’s
Bed room the other night and stole his
pants and pocket change, also some of
the children’s clothes.
The brick pillars of another large
Store house have been laid in Norwood ;
the work will soon commence and when
completed the house will be owned by
Mr. W. F. Buford, also Mr. F. H, Mc
Ginty will soon build a good dwelling
in Norwood.
Mr. V. A. Scott ope of our clever
young farmers lias the lumber hauled
for a hanlsome cottage, aud the fram¬
ing has commenced, Also we should
not forget to speak of a beautiful
dwelling that will in a few days be
built for a Mr. Bailey.
x’duffie.
Journal of September lflth.
Mrs. Jane Morris, left last week to
make her future home in Florida.
Mr. Willie Wright, of this county,
and his entire family have been recent¬
ly ill with chills and malarial fever.
Nellie, bis little daughter, has been
dangerously sick, but, is now improv¬
ing.
Planters are growling dreadfully at
the low price of cottoki, but they do
not complain at the cheapness of meat
and corn. One year ago these articles
overe selling at double tlidir present
iiPlral Tie \veW» agoKve gave an acco 111 i f t
attempted assassination of Mr.
tsJUfc L. and Burnside the by of the the negro, latter. Levi It
escape
n/pears that Lewis, after being shot i:
tlfe thigh l>y Mr. Burnside, where made he his
tnalned to South Carolina, ae
until a few days ago, when he
returned to Lincoln county and applied
to a citizen for work, lie was soon
identified as the would-be assassin,how
tove». and was arrested and brought to
T’.omson on Monday night, aud placed
in jail.
vvilkes.
Gazeite. of September 14th.
The tinners are at work on the new
*upola to the court house.
Washington has a butcher with the
very significant name of Lyon,
t Dwelling houses are in great demand
in Washington, and have been for a
' number of
years,
Mr Jas. A. Benson has bought the
chase «!’d“ warehouse ttepli'm situated at the far
at tb. depo..
'^S e i t 3 bTo y t “
iostoA t «r »
oigtis of speaking aa to horao.
ordinarily.
Mr. Dave Heard brought in a stdl
or cotton last Monday that had 83 good
bolls on it and las neighbors say he has
piety more like it.
There is a negfo out on Mr. Thomas T no mas
E, Fortson’s plantation, who eats all
the rats he can get. lie seems to relisn
them very much, and says they are as
good as squirrels.
It is generally remarked that 88 large
an area will be sown in oats this fall as
was sowd two years ago,which brought
forth the largest oat crop that has ever
been known in this country.
An ear jo f corn with a cluster of seven
smaller ears, has been sent into us from
Mr. W. A. Pope’s plantation. This
growth is said to be caused from rains
that come after the principal ear was
matured.
One hundred and seven bales of new
cotton have been received at the depot
in Washington since first of the month,
This does not include the newjcotioi
received there before the 1st, as that
was counted iu the receipts in the year
just closed.
Mr. W. W. Richards has about com
pleted his new invention of a padlock ,
and will soon take it on to Washington
City and apply for a patient. He says
he believes tne re is at least ten thou
Hand SaD dollars in it.
MissiSallie .- - ii- DuBose r, has iwa P nainked a
Satin Banner, one of the handsomest
we ever saw, for the society of which
her brother is a member at the college
•lo in Trov o'mien NY She presents it to them
as a tok. Of her appreciation 1 of their
kindness to him at the , time ,= [ e was was ac .
cidentally hurt last wm.a.
—The "stock Law has passed clover,
,a,™,, Should b« g mt. so*
chard gras3 seed expected soon
kinds of grass
Copelan, Seals <k Armor.
CRAWFOBDVILE, GA., FEXDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st, 1883.
General news.
A Brief Review «4 What tile Country ts a
Culled lor the Renders ot The Demo¬
crat from our Exchanges.
Getr Banks, of Massachusetts, was
once au actor.
There are CSS'S convicts in the Teu
nesee penitentiary.
Owing to the want of rain,the Missis¬
sippi turnip crop promises badly.
Towns along the Georgia Pacific, in
Alabama, are building up like magic.
There were only two deaths in Jack¬
sonville, Fla., last week.
Pensacola, Fla,: has on exhibition a
bible printed In England in the year
1611.
The Tennesee Baptist sta,te%conven
tion be held in Chdttanooga the
25th of October
Aberdeen, Meridan, Jackson and
igrookiiaven, Mississippi, are all toehold
fairs in October.
In Floi'da, as in Texas, Iieavy pur¬
chases of land have been made during
the past year byJEnglish capitalists.
Dallas, Texas, bricklayers are now
getting $6 per day—the highest wages
ever paid in Texas for mechanical labor
of any kind.
Within three years tiie number
saw mills iu Arkansas has increased
from 319 to over 1,200.
Buffalo, N. Y-, is said to have more
miles of railroad track within her cor¬
porate limits than any other city.
In the German Empire there are 7,‘-
71S,382 women who have been married.
Of these 1,909,382 are widows:
There is a man on exhibition at a
dime museum in Milwaukee whose
beagd is seven feet long. It began to
grow in kbuiidance when be was 12
years old.
Last year the Paris cabmen restored
26,000 pieces of property left I 11 their
cabs. Honest cabmen are rewarded in
Orde r to encourage tiie rest. The race
uSjjil) drivers includes dishonest, cooks, un¬
employed notaries, broken down
ruined bankers and ungrocked priests.
The yoting population of the State of
Indiana now numbers 498,833, an in¬
crease of 48,607 in six years. The col¬
ored voters have increased about 26 per
cent., and now number 10,298.
A young woman in Oshkosh, who
married a man while under tiie impres¬
sion that lie was an “artchitecd’s assis¬
tant,” became uisconsolate upon dis
covering'tliat he assisted the architect
by carrying bricks up a ladder in a bod.
Some workmen digging a ditch near
Muncre, lnri., a few days ago, found at
a shallow depth tiie skeleton 01 Luge
roastoden, the femur ineiisiinu. er 4
feet in length ai d 18. inches iff if length. ■> n
ter Hu.) tlie Vib« over a reel
Tiie hones are in a good state of preser¬
vation.
In the Shields-Sitton murder trial at
t harlotte, S. C., .Saturday, f.L Sliields
was found guilty of murder ami sen¬
tenced to be hanged October 12. An
appeal was taken. Shields shot Sit ton
for seducing his sister and refusing to
marry her.
Betsy Jones, colored, of Abbeville
county, South Carolina, killed her La
taut child last Friday, taking it by the
heels and beating its body and her head
against whatever object might be near
her. She afterwards threw it in a
branch and stamped £[ it, and finally took
jj. j n ] ler anng _ ie [i its been sent to
the Lunatic Asylum.
Denver, Colorado, Sept. 18.—Last
Friday five cow hoys, under tiie in
fluence of liquor, attacked a Mexican
merchant of Ute Creek, New Mexico,
named Don Macedonia Arragon. The
latter armed himself with a repeating
rifle and killed two of his assailants,
badly wounded another, and died him
“ 'Jj
Omali. taa, of having the moat
SZZT.liS’
jD cai , ac jty of nearly 20,000,006 gal
lons ye,, day, besides two large reser- hold
j fcac | i 0 f w i, i c ), j s capable of
. Qg tw0 weeks , sup , )ly .
Senator Logan, talking to a Chicago
reporter of Jlis re cent interview witli
BuU and llis fellow-Indians,
. “Why, I sav. r the whiskers of
one 0 f our inassacreed soldiers which
had been cut, flesh and all, from his
f aC6i dangling to the pipe of one of
t p ose Indians, and this pipe was passed
aroun d as the pipe of peace,
g atcr( j a y n jght three men enter
ed | )0Ugej 0 f Washington Odell.
near Ridgeway, Henry county, Virgin
ja, while the family was in bed, and
8 h 0 t at Odell, wounding him in the
arm and leaving him for dead. They
beat his wife and threatened vo kill her
if she didn’t tell where her husband’s
money was. Failing to make her tell
they searched the house and took off
about 82,000.
Galveston, Sept. 17.—A special from
Bryan says that late Saturday night a
occarred at Madisonvilie, which
destroyed four of the principal followf stores
of that place.*’The| losses are>as :
Westmoreland A Co., 80,000 , A lser A
Westmoreland, *3,500 ; S. T- Alum &
.C’o., *3,009;and Randolph ic Go., km,*
000. All are insured.
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The following speaks for itself : “I
>h “ been a constant sufferer for near
n Y v «am • with rh'vsicians G <fc G .• have paid lib
eral fees to physicians • , hive ave taken taKen
copaiba, cubebs, etc., without re . .
A friend recommended Bonkocme. 1
used two bottles at a cost of £>3.0J, and
cured me entirely. I lost no time,
did not chan( r e my diet and was cured
under ten days. T. C. A., Atlanta.
]j B ], Sf p„mUc and Skin
Diseases in thirty days. One bottle
i fully tests its efficacy.
D r Rlf I i :s
.;}>V SiSOBrat
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H
H
0®
II H ©
res
For the Cure of Coughs, Colds! Infiu-|
Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Croup, In-|
enza, Asthma, Whooping Cough, re-h
cipicnt Consumption and for the
lief of consumptive persons in advan-a
ced by all stages Druggists.—Price, of the Disease For Cents.® Sale ||
25
!
tfohirA. Watkm m 9
SPARTA, GA.
House Sign, Ornamental and
Painter, satisfaction guaranteed, prices
suit the times, all orders left at the
ocrat office, promptly attented to.
KFKRENCE8—
Rev. J. II. Kilpatrick, White Plains
Col. James Whitehead. Wan-enton.
Mr. IV. J. Norton, Crav ftndville.
Bishop Pierce, Sparta.
Mr. E. S. O’Brien, Barnett.
MTIOML HOTEL,
ATLANTA,GA •
T 1 OC.YTDD IN TIIE CENTER OF THE
i City-, only and one. the pluck fi'om Union Georgia pas
senger depot depot of Virginia the
Pacific and East Tennesee, and
Georgia tiie hotel. railHpaes, Terms, in the same day. building of
$ 2.00 per
E. T. WHITE, Proprietor.
Kim HOUSE.
STONE MOUNTAIN. GA,
10 Miles jftrom Atlanta.
Opelied Cool to summer guests on the 1st of
may. breezes, good water, only a
few minutes ride from the city .Board,
52.000 per day ; 510 per week ; $30 per
month. Address,
a. T. WHITE, Atlanta Or Stone Moun¬
tain, Ga.
a&ssiid
zwmm
a
:
Li
Quiclc and Easy CMlii-Birtii ^
Thousandw of wottkh river tiol an J iesti- p
fv to the wonderful ed'eufa of Cliio wm rep. v;
exprusgion. 'betur 1^,7: flnVu** ra
nut than all, If . ^ .
greatly mother diminishes and child. the This danger great to boon life of both « •]
va forms is ffolftuv' toBiif- i \
woman Liniment, or Jf
Mother's Friend. Prepared and sold by J.
P Bhadfield, Aflantu, On. Sold by all £
Drug'riFts. by Express Price ^1.50 bottle. Sent
iOJY on recuint of price.
Thomas F niton,
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CRAWFORDVILLE, GA.
— DEALER IN—
Fancy and Family
Groceries
I. . OV1SIONS,CANNED GOODS, LARD
1-A MS. FLOUR, MEAL AND FARMING
ii-I’Ll MEN TS OF ALL KINDS.
Terms Strictly Casli
EESTBIIA T Ktiflr on EDS HAND OETOBA ALSO CUO.VIOAIIS, 77/U PUf
AND SCUFFS,
The Bent in Crawfordviile,
GIVE ME A CALL WHEN YOU
WANT GROCERIES OR FROYIS
ONS OF ANY KIND.
Also a large stock of Crockery at re¬
duced prices.
I HAVE ON HAND A FULL STOCK
OF FANCY CANDIES OI ALL KINDS.
Thomas Fulton.
APPLICATION FOR LETTERS OI
DISMISSION.
GEORGIA—Taliaferro Countv. j
"ITTHEREAS, ANDREW L. HILLMAN
T YY F ^f{?i n I i ?j^ . ^ n . Hj'* f ^u^un
ty deceased has applied to me for Letters
0 f Dismission from said estate : These arc
therefore to cite and admonish all d*-i.- on .
concerned, to show cause if any tku-y <;a.i
on or by the first Monday in
,- ig -
nature this September 3d, 1«>«. Beaslet,
Charles A.
sep7 4t Ordinary, I-c.
arriiira appt rr-ATTONW/m iwj rua t fttfi'SOF & 11 m • DI8
MISSION.
GEORG1 A-Taliakerro County,
HTHEREAS, V\ ANDREW J,. HILLMAN,
» Administrator on the estate of C •
MA RTHA 1I1LLMA V „? ,.-i
yoantv deeea-«.(|,bas applied to m.t f !■ ’
t ,. r , of Dismi-:-m from-.aid e
are therefore t > cite and a mom
singular, the kindred creditor,
sons concerned, to show pause of] ilf
nex°c safd’ 1 better’ ^ •,m
whv houl not 1
is&j, Chas. A, Beazlet,
1 .Ordinary, i. C.
CURED BY
§ Olivers Quick Relict.
Rheumatism, ache, Neural Igia, Headache,Tooth
■ Colds, Sore Throat,Colds,liites,
and. Stings of Insects, Colic
in Horses, &c.
Prepared by
MAYS & CO.
IT- Atlanta, Georgia.
For sale by I)r. R.,). Reid and Thomas
Fulton, !■ Crawfordviile, Ga., and J. A.
endriek, Sharon. Ga.
1.000 MILE TICKETS.
Georgia RAttiHOAD Company, )
Di "i t: General Passenger Aget. >
Augusta, April3th, 1879. )
COMMENCING MONDAY. 7th st,,
Company will sell ONE THOUSAND
:ri>nLE TICKETS, good ovor main line and
f'c at TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
ick. I’licsc tickets will be issued 10 in
jvMvlduals, .?;• 11 ondfamiiics linns or combined. families, but not to
is
! 1 K. It. DORSEY,
j Flay!),1879 General Passenger Agent.
I -
|~ P I T T S
- CARMINATIVE SY7UP,
-FOR
Flatulent Colic,Diarrhoea,Nausea, Infantum
Coughs, Cholera Cholera
Teething, Morbus.
J)E. W. M. FITTS,
Druggist and Apothecary,
Fhomson, Georgia.
—For sale bv Dr. It. J. Reid, Crawford
ville, Ga., and J.A. Keiulriok and Geo. W
Overtoil, Sharon,Ga.
;-d
•'7 C- SCROFULA,
TUMORS
GLANDULAR
SWELLINGS,
OLD ULCERS
AND SORES 1
SYPHILIS
O' Sliwisj lOtolREAL
& SYPHILITIC
RHEUMATISM,
"Hum
DISEASES AND
ERUPTIONS,
v ITCHING
is aum ataatm
HUMORS,
ml CATARRH,
ila
a ■iWi QMA,
iv KIDNEY
TROUBLES,
And all Impurltl< » of the Dlood.
One bottle of IS. IS. IS. ivill convince any
one of Its great superiority over all other*
for the rapid and powerful cure of ull
Blood Poisons. It cures In less than one
half the time usuully required lijr any
other Atlanta. treatment. One thousand cases cured
in Bend postal for home proof.
druggists, Try one bottle for your blood. Hold by all
yuan Bottles, Ul.50 ; <1 for ttU.
Blood Balm Co., Prop’rs, - a i
78)4 Whitehall Street,
A’SLuLNXA .04.
For sale by Dr. R. f. R .-il, (J rawt^rJ
ville, Georgia.
Aug. 17, ’83, ly.
J. 77. HIXOH,
Attorney at Law,
CRAWFORDVILLE GA.
WILL practice in all State and Fed
oral Courts. Any business entrusted
to his care will receive prompt personal
attention. OOLLLC ATOMS A SFL
CIA LI Y.
Ok ~ kick in Mitchell Builduki.
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THE “METliJDI T 'UTIAL
vUteat'iiii? irlnv effi -'iir t° 1 Lib- i'nsiinii'tci- inh .......v'r <
^ a y in '" Ant.- tm i.aif • Ti.e tlm '
a t pa of m
j>„|j Cy fioUh-rs, in <■■■>->■ ofm:.d and iuabiliiv it i
to make a livin;-. All mm-J di-.
the duty of every man mhl -, to prepan
a meansoi'support after his d'-ath fortlum
nearest, and d-m. < i„ him. In
now, delays are dangerous. I »r ( pa.
lais apply to the imd'-.'-ign-d -t .........
uiie.i,.,
M M. A. A.
MONEY TO L* k
I) AM pn •A RLD mail nr
any f time at 8
9*~*> 1 UiilltUi i wail Hiiiuovi-d leeurity.
JOHN W. 1IIXON.
C.u'.vloidv. lc, Ca,
in
j
till
Thu Groat Specifio for Nouraigia and ffoadache I
Ail Internal Remedy, containing no qni
ine, opium, Chloroform, Chloral or
narcotie of any kind. Safe and
quick in its action.
Mayor’s Office. )
Leesburg, Va., April 19,1870. (
Messrs. Hutchison & lino : Gentle
men—It affords me great pleasure to tes¬
tify to the great virtues of vour “Neural
giile” for tiie cute of neuralgia and head¬
ache. It is tiie. best, remedy for these 1110 , 1 ,
distressing It should complaints family 1 have in ever the used.
lie in every coun¬
try. Yours truly, GEO. U. HEAD,
Mayor of Leesburg, Va
Messrs. Hutchison & Br.q: 1 am Imp
py to say that vour “Neuralgtne” acted as
a specilie in short my case, relieving me ill an
incredibly time. I would advise all
suf>ving from neuralgia and headache to
try'll. Yours, etc., V. SIMS, M. D.
L.
OAK BETS.
Carpets and House Furnishing Baltimore. Goods. The Mo
Largest Stock South of Ingrain Carpets,
miet, Rugs, Brussels, Mats an<l 3-Ply Crumb & Cloths, Window
Shades, Wall Papers, Borders, Lace Lace Cur¬ Cur
tains, Li! n.< (lorn / ices 1. - < and i till Poles, I >.»1 i * ft* Cocoa f & .P / Canton h f nil
Mattings, Upholstery, Engravings, Samples Cliro*
1110 s, Picture Frames. Write for
and Prices, GBiO. A. BAII.IK, AUgiis
ta, Ga. JunelS.ty.
u-wn EBRBES1 r, W oT
FRIEND !
T)e T fill! A 1)VI _________ ELD’S
JJI. MlAUIlfiRU a
Female Segujator!
This famous vimicdy most woman’s happily , , meets
Uie demand of the age for pee.u
liar and multiform afflictions. It is a rein
cdy for WOMAN 0NL\,_ and for ONE
SPECIAL CLASS oi her diseases, it is a
specilie for certain diseased conditions ot
the womb, and proposes to so control the
Menstrual Function as to regulate all the
derangements and irregularities of Worn
an”s
MONTHLY SICKNESS.
Its proprietor claims for it no ot.lfrr medi¬
cal properly, and to doubt the fact that
this medicine does positively possess such
controlling mid regulating powers, is sim¬
of'thousands ply to discredit the voluntary testimony
of living witnesses, who are
to-day exulting in their restroation to
sound health and happiness.
DRADFIELD’S j^ICMALK J^KOULATOR
is ft strictly vegetable compound, atld Is the
product of medical science and practical
experience, directed towards the benefit ol
t Suffering Woman!
-v Aif,• MiltM ,n i >f u
plivnicirtn A]Sf, anil wIkhr whose fniui hix^Thit^ ^efanio'ouvtjihle was find
1
hou ikI less becuuiKO of iiis wonderful sue
cuss hi the treatment and euro of female
complaints. Tin* I*EtrULATOIl is the
UttANDEST REMEDY known, and rich
ly de.sorvos its name :
Woman’s Ucst Fflcnd !
Baca use it controls a clrss of functions the
various derangements of which cause more
ili health than all other causes combined,
and which sorely embitter her life, un*l
prematurely end her existence !
Oh I what a multitude of living witness¬
es can testify to its charming effects !
WOMAN '! take to your confidence this
PREVIOUS BOON OF HEALTH,
It will relieve you of nearly all the com
plaints peculiar to your sex ! Itc.ly upon a,
as vour safeguard for health, happiness
and long life.
IMU'If'ARED ONLY IIY
DR, J. DRADFIELD, Atljnla, Ga.
Sold by Dr. I'. /. Reid, Orawl’ordville. Ga
ICK i Small Size, . . . 75 cents
R : ~t Large Size, $1 50.
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H ‘ i-* Ii 1 11 ■ xe ». 'o
q y -'ill 11 |' IQ p. f / v 5 ! ‘ O’' I I I
JL | 1 C 1 I v/D / ' i (111
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Selected from Ten of tiie IIi . i \L.
kers, are so much Superior to others iu
Prices so numb L«*s«, that Pun-basci -
save frotn $10 to |/BX) by visiting or
writing to
(i. 0. IIOBIXSON & CO.
Save Money at S3l Broad street, Au¬
gusta, Ga.
“Love and Praise/’
Latest Sunday School Book,
New Hymns of *T-ove and Prai.'fi.’'
N EW SONGS OF '|*Gl'E r A Tltl'ST. ’’
Beautiful Hymns,
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CONTAINING CHOICE SELEC [ IONS
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Pi o**> c^ntH (* t-piiiu); 5-3 60 per
ijy Express. Word Edition —
II ih only —12 cftnt (post-paid) ;
1 per dozen, by Express,
lecimen Copy, Full Edition, in pa
c<. dver, 25 cents, post-paid.
G. O. ROBINSON CO.,
Publubcr:., Augusta, Ga.
T. M. II. O. T. 8.
Number 3
Georgia -AND^- Railroad
Banking Co.
Office General Manager, ♦
pOM Augusta, LACING Ga., Sept., 1st 188.!. Inst? (
M SUN DAY, 2nd nt
W Hie following passenger schedule wil
be operated :
80. 1 WEST—DAILyT NO. 2 EAST—DAILT
bv. Augusta 10:30 a nULv.Atlanta 8:20 a nt
“ Macon 7:10 a mi “ Athens !):45ja nt
“ Milledg’U tVVh’i’n »:03a ul 1 “G’wf’tHf Wdsii’k UMIpnl l
Ar. .“ C’Pdv’ll 11:20a m At Mille(lg ( ll4:4d , 2 :. r .fj'b oi
‘Athens 4:00 i:i0ip:mi‘* \ ip p in
“ pm ulm “ Macon 0 : 4.1 ni
Atlanta u:45 “ Augusta 3:#5|p ni
NO. 3 ,VEST—DAILY. NO. 4 KAS'f—DA uIt
Lv. A u gust a 8:tio ~p uv I ,v. Atlanta «:46Ti5
Li-. Gr’i 'v’ll 12:30 p!m Ar.C’f’dv’ll 2:53 aim
At. Atlanta OAO'almiAr.AugustaOdJffalin
3( )1IN\V. CUE E N, “e7k. DORS BY
Wen oral Manager. (Yen. Pa.sn’^er A^ont
Xjixio
GixlnilrA Railroad- Co. I
Office General Manage!.
pOMMRNUlNGWNDAYth* Augusta, Dec. lib-, *82
l)<‘ YJ opMied tee following PassengetSchedule 1L.. Jipvt «5 V5
;
NO. 27. West Daily. | N bT'Jo.E iist feftlly
Lve Auirusta 7:2fi am|Lve Atlanta 3:50 pad
Ar. G’wTv’ll 9:38am | Ar Athens 7:20 >*
“ 11 Athens Atlanta, ll:50am|“ CTdvil ’ 8:05 "
12:55 pinAugusta 10
I-vTSITPEItB IMPROVED SVKEPKRS
TO AUGUSTA AND ATLANTA.
Train to No and 27 will stop at and receive patu
sengers ‘from the following point*
only: Uelair, Herzolla, Harlem, Thomson.
Gamiik. Crawfordviile, Union Point,
Greenesboro, Circle, Covington, Madison, Rutledge, Social
tain and Decatur, Conyers, Stone Moun
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Thomson, SSTSS.'lCSr Camak, Crawfordviile,
point, Ullion
Social Circle, Grcetn'shfffio, Madlsoh, Kiltledge-,
Mountain and Covington, Decatur, Conyers Stood
The East Line has Through Sleeper
1 1*0111 Atlanta to Charleston and connect*
and f„ r a Southeast |j points West and Northwest, East
g It. DORSEY, JNDSW. GUe 8N»
Gen. Passenger Agt. uen'l.Manager.
German Carp.
I AM now prepared to fill all orders
for Scale and Mirror Carp at the very
lowest prices. Prompt attention given
to orders. Address,
J. R. KENDRICK*
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THE BEST
OF ALL
LINIMENTS
FOR HAST AND BEASlf.
For mftrfl than n th Irff of a edntory the
Mexican M uatang I.lnlmenthasoocn
known to mllilono all over tli<! world a*
the only safo rcllanco for tli*i roliof of
nneldonta anil pain. It Is a medicine
above prion ana pralso—the beat or Its
kind. For every Xouu of external pain
tne
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment Is withont an equal.
It penetrutes flesh and muscle to
the very of pain bone—making <1 Inflammation the continu¬ Impos¬
ance un and
sible. Its effects upon Human Flesh
the llruto Creation uro equally wonder¬
ful. TUo Muxlcun
MUSTANG
Liniment la needed by iomobody In
every house. Every day scald brings news ot
the agony of an awful or barn
subdued, stored, of rheamstls valuable horse martyrs re¬
or a or ox
saved by tho healing power of thla
2 LINIMENT
which Speedily cures Such ailments Of
the HUMAN FLE8U as
1 Joints, Rheumttlam, Contracted. Swellings, Muscles, Barns Stiff
. and Sprains, Hraidu, Paltonsns Cats, Bruises Bites and and
? Sores, l-itlngs, Ulcers, Ktiffltess, Vrostbltes, Lameness, Chilblalas, Old
Sore Nipples, Caked Breast, and
Indeed every form of external die
case. It heals without sears. 0
"Sprains, For the Buute Creation It cures
Swinny. Stiff Joints,
Founder, Harness Mores, Hoof Vis
eases, Hollow Foot Horn, Hot, Screw Scratches, WO ms, Wind- Scab,
galls, Spavin, Thrush, Film King bone,
Old Sores, Foil Evil, upon
the Sight and every other ailment
to which the occupants of the
Stable and Stock Yard arc liable.
lexicon Mustang Liniment
:ys ft is, cures positively. and novor dlsappolatt;
THE BEST
o ENTS \
rG3 UU1 C3 LEAST.
