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CRAWFORDVIL TV f 1
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Volume 8.
GRAN'It JURY PRESENTMENTS.
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W*.-t •<’ Taliaferro
submit tUe following general present
ments :
The books of the clerk of th
court and ordi) ary, we 11 1 >
correctly kept, the same, a so, wi
books of the Justices ot the e. , •
in 60lst district.
We find some of the roads in the coun y
reported in bad Condition, owing to
dry weather in working and want of sui a
ble tools.
We have elected D. N. Sanders to
tliie vacancy in the county board of
tion. report,with
AVe find from our Treasurer’s
proper vouchers, amount re ceived $21J2.30
p v ^1269.62 hand #92 2.68.
paid out \ on
It is the earne st desire of this body,
citizens should look forward to the ve
our court
modling and enlarging our
aud the building of a new jail, both
which are greatly needed at the
time but would now especially .call
; attention to the
proper au ithorities* which
ty of a new stove in court room,
think should be suitable for burning coal,
with iron piping extendi ng to first
and then a brick flue running up one
of wall in hall through roof. Our Grand
Jury room is very ur comfortable on ac
count of vi tilation and we
that a movable transom be put over
and ventilator be put in east wall of
a with sash
room, Isav good side window
hang with weights. The cracks in
wall and the painting between the
that is out, allowing the water to
the wall, should be repaired. AVe
mend the painting of our jail and a
tion be placed on the inside with door,
the safety of jailer from attack of
In concluding our labors, we tender
our Solicitor Gen eral, James A.
our thanks for his courtesy and
well as the information given to
as do, that he
oody and knowing, as we
not be a candidate for the office,we
mend E. T. Shubrick.
In takin > leave of His Honor,
rottle, wedesire to express our adm.ratio .
of him, for the faithful and impaitial
nerin wliiclf the business of the court
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election to the bupeiio u . 3 « M
would, in our opinion, meet the apprnb.
tion of our people aiul we recommend
to our next Legislature for re-election
«I1 the, Northern circuit. ' a
We recWcnd these presents n s
,
u>te»>T;;Mart^ a.
"* William
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William I. Woudfuff, Roni.nl is
Aiexasder M.Miiliicvvs, Wm. II. Foss,
Edmund Golucke, Wm. A. Leg
Wiliiani J. Norton, M, i). Wall me.
John Johnson, Geo. M. Poss,
Edward D. Hadaway, Jas. IV. Aslan ry
Robert S. Taylor.
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THE REMAINS (»' MR.
Speaking of the removal of Mr.
phetts from Atlanta to “Liberty
the Cartersville Free Press says : ;
We are glad that this step is soon
tie taken, because, as we understand it,
it was Mr. Stephens’ most sincere
that he should be buried with his
titers find at the dear old home he loved
so well. “Liberty Hall” must, indeed,
look sad and gloomy since the death
the great commoner.” It is rjo
clieered by the associations of
genuitie and his,friends,’’ and where simple and
hospitality ever awaited those
he loved. We shall never forget our
first visit there, many years ago, in
company with our old and honored
friend, A. G. Miller, who died a feiV'
days ago in Talbot county at the ad
vanced age of 70. After the usual sa
lutations, and just as Mr. Stephens had
welcomed us and was going to break
fast, he said , “Gentlemen, this is Lib
erty Hall, where everybody does as he
pleases.”
We had a most pleasant visit which
the writer has repeated several times
since with great delight. There, we
were at home, indeed. It would’be sad
to us to visit there now, and it would
be sadder still to be there with the
knowledge that his remains were not
resting in the spot he bad selected in
life for his sepulture. Thera was no
more appropriate place for the tomb of
Washington than at Mt Vernon; there
can bcnomorehaBowed siwt for that
fa ^rrinr L S.
Hall. MS As sleeps tlie nf
KSgEUXliSiU the boughs of the grand S old oaks te
neath
around his old homestead! ■
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Athena Banner: The J nance,
the city are in a very healthful condi
tion. Mr. Gilleland, the Treasurer,
$78,000. intorms », Jan. that 1, the^bonded 1884, when debt the is only col
lege bonds were issued, the bonded debt
was $127,850, and with $2,541 of city
currency nio-flOO. made the whole debt a little
over Since then it has bteu
duced. all the city having heeo redeem
ed, until flow it is $78,000. This is a
good showing, and those who -have in
vAted in Athens bonds feel very safe,
There is about $88 of the city currency
thatbas never been presented for re
demption. which must have been lost,
The railroad bonds have been reduced
to
CRA.WFORDVILLH, GA. t FED AY, SEPTEMBER 5th, 1884,
CJENKRAL, tllH TO HIS SON.
“’■’‘S* 1 V ZZ
b y Ueiieral Ltte to his son, as the
date , . will show.in 1 1852 s -o . .
Arlington Heights, April 5,1852.—My
| dear son : I am just in the act of leaving
I | homef or New Mexico. My fine old regi
ment has been ordered to that distant re¬
gion, and I must hasten to see that they
.
are p ropPr iy taken care of. I have but lit
tie to add in re > ly to your letters of March
25, 27 and 28. Your letters breathed a true
spirit of frankness ;they have already giv¬
en .myself and your mother great pleasu re.
You must study to be frank with the world;
frankness is the child of honesty and cour
age. Say what you mean to do on every
occasion, and take it for granted you mean
to do right. If a friend asks a favor you
should grant it if it is reasonable -, if not
t ell him plainly why you cannot . you will
wrong him and yourself by equivocation
of any kind. Never do a wrong tiling to
make a friend or to keep one ; the man
who requires you to do so is dearly pur¬
chased at a sacrifice. Deal kindly but
firmly with all your classmates ; you will
find it the policy which wears best. Above
all, do not appear to others wnat you are
riotf. If you have any fault to find with
anyone, tel 1 him, not others, of what you
complain ; there is no more dangerous ex¬
periment than that of undertaking to.be
one tiling before a man’s face and another
behind his back. We should live, act and
say nothing to the injury of anyone. It is
not only best as a matter of principle, but
it is the path to peace and honor.
In regard to duty, let me, in conclusion
of this hasty letter, inform you that nearly
a hundred years ago there was a day of re¬
markable gloom and darkness—still know n
as the dark day—a day When the light of
the sun was slowly extinguished as if by
an eclipse. The legislature of Connecticut
was in session, and as the member, saw
the unexpected and unaccountable dark¬
ness coming on they shared in the general
awe and terror. It was supposed by many
' that the last day-the day of Judgment—
had come. Some one in the consternation
of the hour moved an adjournment. Then
ar0M an oUl p uri tan legWat>r, Dav
enport> of Stamford, wlm said if the
he desired to be at bis pi ace
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candles be brought in so that ttio
coul<1 1>r « ce «<l with its duty. 'JRJieve
qlli(;tIlessill
ftf lu , avren i y wisdom—an infle.%iblp
ness to obey present t' Ly Duty, then,
, 8( ., JMTmMPyoo - word fp ^langu age,
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' 'Veaj one grnv ha’lr for any lack of
Your affectionate father,
To G. W. Custis Lee. 11. E. I,kit.
An Editor’s Epcnence
After trying tminermts remedies
j Itheumatsitti, but without
| relief, I was advised to use S. S. 8.
i which had given pennaueut relief
I others suffering from rheumatism,
j After taking ha 1 f a dozen bottles I
found that the disease was entirely
driven out of my system, and a perma¬
nent cure secured. This was over
year ago, and since then, even
our most severe weather, with’ sudden
changes, I have never suffered a return
of the old ,, attacks ,, , which ... disabled , me
from editorial work,
It - Beldom in(lee d, that I
J rec
otnmend anything to the public in this .
manner, but I.feel it due to your valua
b] e , preparation, that has given me
HUC i on gr a desired and much needed re
hef * to state , these facts . . ,, thus publicly,
am.sure that but for your Specific, I
should haye been laid aside from jour
tia |fstic work, as the severest attack
■ riizht right and and hand hand.
was in my arm arm
Sidney Herbert, Atlanta, Ga.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
maUed free.
The Swift Specific'Oo., Drawer 3,
Atlanta. Ga., 1 139 W. 23d St., N. Y.,
and 1205 Chestnut St., Philadelphia.
Eastman Times ; Our fellow-towns¬
man, Mathew Clark, while in the act
of butchering a beef a few days ago,
discovered lodged in the stomach of
sajd hovjnft a silver coin » one dJ „
UDited staUa money . The coin had
withstood tiie powerful properties o f
the gastric juice undigested, and al
'>">“*>< b.t u.« pow
ers that lie in such crucibles, it may
yet pass from hand to hand a very dime
in value. Whether or not silver coin
£mr.°C^
‘lti.estion now ready for discussion.
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Dr. J. Bradiibld: be.ir Sir—
1 our Female Regulator has been asue
cess in my hands. -As a druggist I have
sold it for several years, and as it be
known It increi^es in popniarity,
until now I regard it as a standard reme
I oave also used it in my practice
a physician, and always with the
most gratifying success. Yoiirs truly,
W.M Barton, druggist and physician.
Treatise on the Health and happiness
woman mailed free.
Bradfield Regulator Co..
Box 28
life ; written at his own home, witim
S.WSSSS.8M; One; bur
others ten.to, one ot
made a proht of over 'the >i
A harvest of gold will h- w
worker. All new beginner-; ir;,it.*■ sue;
Terms free, and the
offered. Save valuble time , s
ing 25 cents for postage, etc., on me
tii, which includes large start prospectus is
quickly; a day at the WOl;
week at the finish. Portland,
II. IIALLETT & CO.,
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THE GREAT ARTISTS OF T IE
WORLD ACKNOWLEDGE T1
SUPERIORITY OF THE PIAN¬
OS AND ORGANS SOLD BY
G. 0. ROBINSON &
Selected from Ten of the Best
kers, are so much Superior to
Prices so much Less, that visiting'
save from $10 to $100 by
writing to
G 0, ROBIHSOH &
Pay freight to nearest depot of purcli.' > r
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verify the fact that
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VlUttVUM KOBINSOH & U fift'j UM
, ALCrIJSl GA.
I 8,>l llro.ul Stnfet, A,
Clinavcl
Athens, Gt.
A. D.OLIN VilD, Propriuti) f.
Porters at Eacli Train.
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Commercial Rate3.
Larse Commodious Sample llooir
POLITE atld ATTENTIVE SEUV-GNTS
Georgia Railroad Co*
OFFICE GENERAL MANAGER, I
AUGUSTA,G A., April Otli, 1881.
*_/ /COMMENCING SUNDAY,
the following passenger schedule will
be operated :
Trains run hy 90th meridian time, 32
minutes slower than Augusta time.
No. 1— West— Daily.
Leave Augusta 10:30 a m
“ Macon 7:10 am
“ Washington MilledgeVille 9 05 a m
“ 1 1 30 a in
Arrive Crawfordville 110pm ji
“ Athens 4 30 m
“ Gainesville 9 ] 5 p m
“ Atlanta 5 45 p m
No. 2 —East—Daily
Leave Atlanta . . . 8 25 am
Gainesville . . . 5 30 a 111
Athens , , 9 35am
“ Crawford ville . 114pm
Arrive Washington . - 2 45 p m
MiiRidgeville . . 4 49 pm
;■ - Macon . . . 045 pm
Augusta . . . 3 55 pm
NO. 3 wkst daily. no. 4 kast—DAILY
Lv. Augusta9:00 p m;Lv. Atlanta 8:.50|p m
IjV. Cr’f’v’ll 12:39 p in Ar.C’f’dv’ll 2:49 a m
Ar. Atlanta 0:10 ami Ar. Augusta 6:10 a m
Fast Line
No. 27 —West—Daily.
Leave Augusta 7 40 am i
Arrivo Crawfordvijle 9 38 am
“ Athens , 12 30 am
Gainesville 9 15 pm
Atlanta 12 55 pm
No 28 —East—Daily.
Leave Atlanta
“ Gainesville
Arrive Athens • , 2 45 pm
Crawfodville - ■ 5 30 am
Atigusta
T rain No 27 will .stop at and receive pas
sengersi to and from the following p .ints
:
Greenesboro, Covington, Madison, Conyers, Rutledge, Social
Circle, Decatur Stone Moun
tain an«l
Tram No 24 will stop at and receive . pas.
ffJg^rO Thomson, Carnak, : -Crawford XSSTSUS. ville Union
Point, Greenesboro, Covlngoon, Madison. Rutledge,
Social Circle, Conyers Stone
Mountain and Deeatur.
J L _ } hrou h s,
^if^S ; '^. K h , « '“ : Per
W« t
and Southeast
E R. DORSEY, JNO.W. GREEN,
Gen. Passenger Agt, Gen’!. Manager
N. REID.
BROKER and COM
KKAL AGENT lor
Sv. *41 AND
am eng®£?
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flGEfJ cs.
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Bui.sn iphtjofat,
0UJ5 srwmill i4
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OUBOUTOFFENGINE SAW MILL GMJQE
I^aver . A FUEL ff AN Vrolur^
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TAYLOR MFG. CO.
—AND —
North arolina Mill Co.
—DEALER IN—
Steam Engines and Boilers of every de¬
scription. Saw Mills, Wheat and Corn
Mills, Engle Cotton Cins. Cardwells Hy¬
draulic Cotton Presses for Imtifl ot steam
power, the best press on the market
Separators, Reapers, Grain .'drills,
Wood Working machinery, ami
machinery of all kinds, Prices lo w down
to suit the hard times.
Send forillust '-ded circular and Prices.
7.58 Reynolds street. AlIGUSTA.Ga.
HA RD W ARE
CHAMPION
Reapers & Mowers
Buckthorn Wire Fencing. Eureka
Hole Diggers, Jco Cream Freezers, Ma
han’s Vehicle Seat s i U V^a
"‘Js.I.h Wl u 5
Wheelbarrows, Plain Celebrated and Stamped
wftre.Jtiefiardson’s
for prices before buying. No matter
others sell at our prices are always
Thorne Hardware
/ttitfum. ^”2 Broad Street, Corner Uth.
JuiielG—Gin
Dr.R.J. Ki: 0 > '
Drug (StoIM
Below we mention a few of these
can always be found in his store :
15. is. 1>. ; hliunions' Inver Uegi.lal.or
Brewer’s Lung Restorer; Dr. Janus
pec to rant : Taylor’s Sweet Gme n<-d
1 in ; Ayer’s Sarsasparilla ; Rankin's
Ext. Biiclieu and Jnpipei : Brovin’s
Bitters : Warner’s Safe Kidney aud.
Cure ; Warner’s Safe Diobufos Cure ;
tier’s Safe Bitters; Warner's Safe Nervine
Oliver’s Ijuieli Relief; adwa;.’s Read.)
Relief ; Peiry Davis Pain Killer ; St.
cob’s Oil ; Wizard Oil ; Pilf s’
Green’s Hop Bitters ; Bosclicc’s German
nylatie Fluid; August Parkers Flower ; Darby’s
Ginger
Cherry Ague Conqueror ; Honey of Tar;
Pectoral ; Green Mouutrm
ma Cure ; Lozenges and Gough
Shernor’s Balsamic, Cough Syrup ;
E. I’inkhain.s Vegetohle Gompound
Bradfield’s Female Regulater : i.atholiean;
Spirits Landiiiim of Camphor ; Sozodout,; Dent rilliee;
Syrup ; Paragoric ; Batetnau Drops ;
mel Clorale Ipecac ; Hot Drops or N >. (i ; Calo¬
; I'otash ; Bromide ; tjuiniue;
B. B. B ; S. S. S. ; A.Q. O.; and 11. H. P.
Mercuriel Ointment; Bile Ointment;
jOpodeldOek (Mexican Mustang Linimcnr Liniment ’ Turkish Liniment; Kendall’s
ppavin ;
Cure.
Buresn : Mrs, Windlows Soothing Syrup ; Van
Teething Worm Remedy ; Molf"U’s Tee
(liiua ; Smith’s Oil ; Shi iner’s lo
qiau Vermifuge ; Seidlete Powders and
Syringes; ’ Trusses; Porus Plasters.
iTutt’s Pills ; Ayers Pills: Cook’s Pills;
Nay Apple Pills; Holts’ Pills ; Mosses In
d an Root Pills ; Rrandreth’s IMIs ; War
nfer’s Safe Pills and S. S. S
(Essence of Jamica ; Ginger ami the fol
la.ving flavoring extracts: Lemon ; Or
cilery ,j w( , . VaniJla ; J’.ipperment ; Ciuamon :
; Raspberry ; White hose and
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Kut Megs; Clnamou link ; Mae
and Spice ; B, B. B.; S. S. N.; A. Q
and . II P.
Jorinin's Neutralizing Cordial ; Con
Nervine ; H. II I’.. Bonkiieine and
cure cure for C.<V G Harter’s
Tonic ; Mellin’s Infant Food ; Kidne- j
; Oils ; Turpentine ; Oaints and Var
; Horse and Battle Powders.
Paints and Lilly White for the complex
Perfumeries of the host makes.
Hlir and Tooth Brushes; Combs ; Harps;
Purses ; Lamps and Lamp fixtures
etc.
Confectionaries and nuts of all kinds,
Pickles, and canned goods.
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lov-der, sn it, ,. - aris 1 , Mr trid<n-s U ■ all sizes- •>
He Fr^h keeps Garden a well seeds, assorted stock of I oh aco
Also a full line of Stationary, consisting
Legal cap, Fools cap ; D-tter and Note
a F er , dank ; P®"** an ; -q>\ > > J"* 8 ’ , " f,,,wran *
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One thousand and one other article,, too
to mention, ^m.-ands,, hi,,,
Hr H J REID j
CKAWFOIilTVILLE, GA.
Number 36.
ALFRED BAKER. President. JOSEPH II. BEAN, Caehitf.
SAVINGS BANK
811 BROAD STREET, AGUSTA, GA.
Cash Assets,...... saoo ooO.cd
Surplus, 50 M Vi Ol)
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Transacts a General Deposit and L scou
Interest on deposits of live to two thousand dollars.
OF RANKS, BANKERS AND MERCHANTS RECEIVED < >-'v FA
VOUAULK I EHMS.
Special Attrition Given to Collections.
—directors—
-I LFRED raker. AV. R. YOUNG,
EDWARD O'DONNELL. K. 1!. tSUlINElDEtt.
JOSEPH S. RKAN.
4 ■ ClYflljO i 11 r.; A 1mm. 1%
Has struck tlie Furnitiir' Business in Augusta,
And we keep it moYlnj’ hy our LOW 1 , H1( LS..
We must have unmey and ifyou must We have dt ty KUHN eoinpetitlon ITl’KK, lrom it will al! pay.you (ptartern to hop 'Ve
row money at 15 per rent find huy now. latest patterns ami novelties SLlUNLl UKOS.
have an immense stock ot all the very FAULOL ijUUM*
MATT BUSSES. FEA THEIRS ami PILLOWS, the finest line price of list.
TUHE, ever seen in the South. Write for catalogue and
J. L. BOWLES & CO A
840 Broad Street, Augusta, Gi
Hitt* S.«iwttt< 8 f l i
Steam Marble and Granite Works,
Broad Street, Near Lower Market,
AUGUSTA. Cl A.
Marble Work, domestic and Imported
AT LOW PRICE**.
GEORGIA AND SOUTH CAROLINA GRANITE MONUMENT
NAIIM A HPEl.lAl.rY.
A large selection of M ARBLE and GRANITE WORK always on hand ready
LETTERING and DELIVERY.
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n. SHEEHAN, Prop.
1025 Greene Street, AUUGSTA, GEORGIA
-MANUEACTUIIEK AND DEALER IN
Lemon Soda, Sarsaspanlla and Ginger Ale,
gi SUPh !IOIt E D‘H,I,EVCE. Best raruls of Beer in wood or glass. Doom
! m D ■' ) II For in *i-r<i wood PGR ami Pass. KR an Orders I imported solicited S CT/CERS Write in jugs. Motts and Kuiituekv
| Ice of good qopljties just for prices and terms.’
and weiglit furnished at market price.
ICE ! ICE!
\VTE >V every have facility now on for hand slopping 1,000 tons ICE, of either Ice and hy arc the making load more every in l'oo day. pound We hav
We park carefully, ear or sacks
the time, give full weight and arc at our factory prepared to (ill orders al
winter, summer, day ami night.
THE ARCTIC ICE CO.
Augusta, Ga. Telephone, No. 98.
ROBERT W a ROBERTSON <« en sral :Sup3rint5nln
Rufus Carter Sc Co.
Tobacco iMamilactrers
—and
mm -Wholesale Healers in—
832 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga.
EXCLUSIVELY AT WHOLESALE ONLY
HOLDEN & FARMER
CRAWFORDVILLE, GA
Have constantly on hand a full line of
Family Groceries
—AND—
Farm Provisions,
Which they offer to the trade at the lowest market. BOOTS, SHOES, DOMES
Sand I’ateiit Medicines, and everything kept in first-class .
To a store.
the fa mers, we would state that we are selling af tlie very lowest prices and
determined not to be undersold. Slide in and buy. Cash must come. Meet
ns bait and we show a
