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Newspaper Page Textj 71 i 1 l *1 U )EMOCKA . o Volume 9. W. 0. MITCHELL, Attorney at Law. Crawfordville, - Georgia TrrLLL practice wherever employed j TY Colle«ti«Qsmutly remitted. j Clinavd House I Athens, Ga. A.D. CLINAKD, Proprietor Porters at Each Tram Commercial Rates. Large OonnTllotis Sample Room 1,039 MILE TICKETS Georgia Railroad Company, ) Office General Passenger Aget. > Augusta, April 5th, 1879.) COMNfRNUINO MONDAY. 7th st., Ids Companv will sell ONE THOUSAND MILE TICKETS, croed ovor main line and branches, at TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS each., t'hese tickets will he issued to in dividual*, firms or families, but not t firm ondfamilies combined. E. R. DORSEY, General Passenger Agen E. M. FITTS Contractor and Builder, Crawfordville, Ga, Is prepared to make bids, give esti¬ mates ond undertake building con¬ trols of every description. lie keeps constantly on hand a full supply of building material, which he is selling at regsonable prices. He returns thanks for past patronage and asks a continua¬ tion of the same. E K BOONE, Contractor and Builder —DEaLER IN— Rough and Dressed Lumber, D->ors Sash, Blinds, ShinglcS,&c., Located in Off VWKORDNILLE, GA., mid would respectfully solicit a liberal share of patronage from the building brick pub Jic. Will make estimates on either or framed buildings. Satisfaction guar outeed as to workmanship, &e. All com munlcations addressed to me at this place Will receive prompt attention, times MOTTO Prices to suit the hard PITTS’ 0 ARMIN’ATIVE For Infants and TEEIUNO CHILDREN. An instant relief for Colic nf Infant-'. Cwes Dysintery. Diarrlinsi, Cliob ra L aft the exhausting SffSf "und long come eare n.v: watches of tli- nioiber. It lias saved the lives of many and given cheer ai d happi¬ ness to the household ; and the best (lough Myrlip yet introduced. For sale by Dr. K. J. Reid, Crawfordville, G. W. Overt on S'uro iJ. T. lYrigbt,Raytown. m .CS SA-l Gi^lb® H©fel Augusta, Ga. Located in the centre of business and on the principal shopping squares. CLEAN ROOMS, EXCELLENT TABLE, SUPERIOR SERVICE, MODERATE RATES. Solicits a share of the patronage of vis itors to the city. B.F. BROWN, MANAGER. S B Wright, Wholesale and Retail Wines, Liquors -AND Cigars, 834 BROAD STRRET, AUGUSTA, GA Aged Whiskeys a Specialty. A COOKING STOVE FOR EVERY BODY, D.L. FULLERTON AUGUSTA , GA. THE OLD STOVE MAN OF AUGUSTA Can supply you with the NEW T LIGHT t, . rn HOUSE, the largest and best in tne coun try. Stoves and Tin Ware at wholesale. WRITE FOE PRICES. RTON _ W. J. XO Crawfordville, Ga. and tv • y Contractor j)Uiaer Dealer in Buidin? Material Hi M Kinds. CRAWFORDVILLE, GA., FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 13th, 1835, m ^nrsnsRa :.-r' Xa E * M M jiff ) tiou, ami relieves consumptive B M 12 1 Chew Lance’s Piuga-The creat Tobacco An¬ tidote’—Price SO CU.—Sold by ail Druggists. !s«| §tis% 0 R. J. REID, M. D. Crawfordville. (ja> At the well known stand, Smith Building, Will keep constantly in stock all kinds of Medicines, Drugs, Paints. Oils, Pat¬ ent Medicines, Perfumes, Glass, Putty, Dyes, Toilet Soaps. Brushes and Toilet Articles of EVERY DESCRIPTION —ALSO— Lamps, Lamp Fixtures, Kerosene Oil, Best Quality Garden Seeds, of Standard Varieties, ...............ALWAYS ON HAND............... Tobaccos, C&ars, and Snuffs’ in yllf ■ Best; and Most' Popular Brands. S' ; ■!*,■■■ ' mm«f r f u t- Oft i\»^O.iUT. «ST Profes ioiial calls answered at any lime. .. Georgia Railroad ( ; <> v TUS i-' MOUNT »IN ROUS K. OFFICE GENERAL MAN,ACER, I » AUGTJSTA, li A., Jan.. 4th. 1885. U /'COMMENCING SUNDAY, 4th instant the toffowing passenger schedule will be Trains run liv 90th meridian time, 32 minutes slower than Augusta time. * No. I—West—Daily. Leave Augusta lo-.r.o a m “ Macon 7:2 '• am “ Wasliiiigten Milledgeville 0 22 a vn “ It 20 a m Ariive Crawfordville I 20 p m “ Athens 4 40 p m “ Gainesville 8 20 p m “ Atlanta 5 40 p m No. 2—East—Daily Leave Atlanta . . 8 00 a m “ Gainesville . 5 57 a m “ Athens , 9 30 a in “ Crawfordville 12 45 pm Arrive Washington . - 2 4 20 J) ill “ Milledgeville . . 49 p in “ Macon . . <5 45 pill “ Augusta 4 3 35 p m vo. 3 WEST—daily. NO. EAST—DAILY Lv. Augusta9:10 p uuLv. Atlanta 8 : 20 ip in Lv. Cr’f’v’ll 12:55 p mlAr.C’f’dv’i! 2:15 a 111 Ar. Atlanta 5:40 aim Ar. Augusta 5:10 a in Fast Line. , No. 2 /—West—Daily. Leave Augusta 7 40 am Arrive Washington 10 40 a m Leave Washington 1 !’ r> ain Arrive Crawfordville “ Athens , 12 25 am Gainesville s 20 pm < < Atlanta 1 00 pm No 28—East—Daily. Leave Atlanta 2 45 pm “ Gainesville ■’ 5,111111 Arrive Athens . . 7 3.7 pm “ C'ravvfodville . . 5 57 am “ Augusta . . . 8 15 p 111 toTSKS™’™ vf? Ii! ' I!KS Train No 27and 28 will stop at and receive pasengers to and froir. tliefollowing n >ints only.-Grovetown unl^IVdiit^ireern'Mioro,’ Rerzelia,Harlem_,Doaring Vint Madison, bulge, Social Circle, Coyington, Conyers, stone Mountain and Decatur. The East Line has Through Sleeper from Atlanta to Charleston and connects for all points West and Northwest, East and Southeast JNO.W. GREEN, E. R. DORSEY, Gen’l. Manager Gen. Passenger Act, A 1 1 nry 17 1,’ Send six cents for pos tnge, and receive free,a cost]y ef either box sex, 0 f goods to more which will money help^sdl. light away than anything else m this wot id fortunes await the workers absolutely sure. At once address True & Go. Augusta, Majne! —Tiie people sav that L. F. Padgett, : 1110 and 1112 Broad street, Augustaa, Ga.,, downs all others in prices, carries the best | line of Furniture and stoyes and the peo | pie are right. AllP'S BUDGET. “billy in the low grounds this WEEK. Atlanta Constitution* Write, mv child—write something ii i„ to the Constitution. I don't car# what, l am too nervous l can’t think my own thoughts. It is perfectly l.orri hie—awful, but I reckon it is n\\ right, I reckon so. I wish there was, not a tooth in my head. When they' come, they come with pain and peril, and keep the poor child miserable, and when they go thev go with a torture, that no philosophy can endure. Oa, my poor jaw-just look how it is swoU leu I am a sight. A pitiful b^er prospect. 1 I look like a bloated bond one side of my face and no bonds to comfort me. I wonder wlult would comfort a man in my flx. I havi suffer¬ ed more mortal agony from my teeth than from everything else put together. Samson couldn't pull them hardly, for they are all riveted to the jawbone. I have been living in dread for a moult, for L knew that eyetooth was fixing up trouble ; and so yesterday it sprung u leak at the breakfast table, and I jumped out of my chair. The shell caved in, the nerve was touched, and in my agony I gave o.;e groan and retired like I was a funeral. Five miles from town and no doctor. Don’t put down what I suffered all that day, and the night following for you can’t. Mush poultices and camphor and para • goric and bromide and chloroform and still the procession moved on, and the jumping, tlirobing agony sent no ling af truce-no cessation of hostilities, What do I care for anything. Don’t tell me about Hendricks being in At lanta. I don’t care where he is. Yes Ido. lie, is a good man, but I’ve got no time to think about him now.Please give me some more of that camphor, I’ve burned all the skin off my mouth now but it- is a counter-irritant and sorter scatters the pain around. If I had some morphine I would take it for I want rest, I am tired. Oh for cue short hour of rest. Write something^ my daughter— OotWMitution and explain 5 Write to the Tell them I aru “B iUyf. lie lo a 1 ’> ? ' J ^ j .-'in I fr.. aim to con'ie, you. ■a. can’t go through another u 1 . /o.i my country. Let me try thill ag,.iii. I’ll cook this old fat j.;w ' side and inside. I wish 1 had no tongue for 1 can’t keep it from touching tiie plagued tooth. Just look at my they have sw< lied up sn you cun hardly seethe old tooth. Give me a knifeciid a hand glass. I’ll see if L can’, let some blood out of thosestrui ting gains, 1 am so nerveus t can’t liardiv hold Liu* hut here “lie goes. Oh. my conn try, now give me the c unpiior ami I’ll let it burn in a new place. Jus write a line to The Constitution I dont care what—say l am sick. 1 wonder if the doctor will come. lie will kill me I know. It is awful to think of cold ste< 1 clamping this tootli and being jammed away up on these gums. I’ll take chloroform I reckon for I cant Stand it. Iam afraid he will come. l want him and I dont want him. The last tooth'I liad pulled I went to tiie dentist’s office 'ike a hero and I was glad In wasn’t in-glad his door was loeked-and for two more days I endured my agony and then ban to have it pulled at last. And lie pulled me ail to pieces and the chloroform left me before he got done and I had an awful time. The memory of it is ex ci uciatiug, and yet I nave got to go through the same thing again. “Oh, the pity of it, lago, the pity of it.“ What lias a man got teeth for I would jjijg jj now> 1 1 is the brute that is in him, the dog or tiie old Adam th.i evoluted from the monkeys. There is nothing God-like about teeth, iiiey Rite, that is all. They are called “ca »>»-'• J man’s nose off once--tiie t eth did it. The . God-like , angelic, beautitul, . eye is |i ami i fcSS . The ear is a good thing too, lor it takes in the harmonies of nature makes music sweet—music tliat is the only thing common to angels and to men. The nose is gentle and omu¬ mental,but is not of much consequence except to blow off a bad cold and tell t he difference between cologreand cod Iwh, ... but the , eetb. , Well, ... ,, I.thnod r .1 • , i ton , 1 , k false ones are better than tiie genuine for they never ache. I don’t earn for atl Jh y now lam tired. These women can have a v»dshUr eight or ,.... .en DU polled no d ... * «je time—just to get a new set. the world do they stand it ? Pride, 1 reckon, womanly pride, womanly na lure. Iler love of the beautiful. Bui we men can wear a mustacke and hide a whole set of rotton snags. U women had beard the dentists wov.IdJperisR. There she goes again,and then boom. Let me try some more paregoric and camphor. May be I can go to sleep af¬ ter a while if I will kepp dosing. wish I had just n small grain of ^Iyna mite beliind that tootli. just at the end of or the the roots toots. I would would exclude t xpiouc it it if it it u killed me. ****** The doctor coming you say ! Merci fnl heavens ! Well, let him come. In the language of Patrick Henry. -I re peat it. sir, let him come.” Lay on. McPuff-cold steel forceps, wrenching, twisting, crushing, gouging. 1 don’t believe I have got a friend m the world. I almost wish I was dead. Teeth are a lmmbug-a grand misUke-a Huuder an eyetooth especially that sends its root away up under the eye and makes an a) cess there. They say a child is sir art when it cuts the eye-tooth. 1 believe I 1 ad rather do without and he a fool. 1 have had rheumatism and all sorts of pains, but I will compromise on anything but tiie toothache. I’ve a great respect for dentists, for they do the b w st they can to relieve mankind from this most miserable agony. Good morning, doctor. 1 suppose I the unfortunate individual you have come to doctor. I am ready for the sack. Get out your chloroform and your steel-jawed grabs ; I am ready for the sacrifice. Is that a dagger that I see before me ? Father is in his little bed. Ilti is asleep now. The long agony is over. For nearly one hour we all wrestled with him, for tiie chloroform gave out. He had taken so many things before the Victor came that chloroform failed to subdue him. It only m ule him de¬ ’'nous, 1111,1 when we could not hold him we called in our blacksmith, and even then he pulled us nil over the room, and the doctor had to take him on the wing. The old shell canned and the roots had to be dug out in 1'rng meats. It was pitiful to hear him beg to go homo. He lias morphine now and will he all right in the morning, He told me to write you something and l have written. Bill Arp, Per M. Just now lie waked up and wanted to know who whipped that fight, the parrot or the monkey. M. —The ipoj|t ruipbla agent for dostroy : «t'W'. cl|ild reu ■ i'*#. l i ngo tin (a tits ; P Je. Try it cveiy , , ^ ... " j j | Mr. .Julius L. Brown give Jlhea a re- 1 ('option at, his at igaiii • "lit resid nice on I Washington street, Atlanta a dav or tvVl) slll( , t .. Thero we-e twelve iuv.ta | lions sent out, and tliedi jiit was rov : al in all its appointments. Mr Drown has t ie finest residence in Atlanta, and is the most elaborately funt shed of , . t S itit.h. e —Mothers should Yetti 'inber. in the absence of their physician, that Ayei’s Cherry Pectoral promptly relieves tiie croup, Chattanooga,T onii., February 2.— Four miles from Oolteewah, in Jones county, Tennessee, twenty miles from this city, lives two families named L bridge. In each of the families th ere is a son mimed George. Both of the young men bearing the same name have always been known as desperate cliar acters. Sunday afternoon t lie cousins had 0 quarrel over 1 * trivial matter,ami one of them drew a knile and made at the other. The latter stepped back a few feet and, drawing a pistol, shot his adversary dead, blowing Ins brains out. The murdered man is a son of <1 -orge Eldridge, Sr., and the murderer is a son of James Eldridge. “The moon of Mahomet arose, and it shall set,” Says Shelley; but if you wil I set a Lottie of Dr. Bull’s Gough Syrup in some liandy place you will have a quick cure for croup, cough and cold •*% when your children are troubled will; Mr. J. H. L. Benford has a calf that has no tail and but one ove and born timt way.— Carr >11 Times. Oil Irom Niaturc'K Wells. Tlie skin on the bead is kept so/t and flexible by a secretion from the oil ? . ui ' ■ these are clgged, ’ the |I<U1 .. (* , r,es . f ’'ii.s ,, on. (T 1 ,, a 1 k M .,..-, 1 11,111 .» ir s Balsam renews tiicir action, restores ,. -, rj , s co i or t0 t h* lmir ai d makes , t hf)f J U1(I al(Hsy . Jt h!s „ (la( bem,, (Unrulf , « - >ot "ot r|( , a lye. a,,);. -u 1 ciouMy perfumed. Delightful f u a l - dy’s toilet tame. ^ I lie b c-st of (liessi"g Preferable to nil similar articles be¬ cause of its cleanliness and purity. —Car load G. U. b ilk sidos just re¬ ceived at It. Tappan’s. JURY 1.1ST, The following is the list of grand and traverst jurors for the county of Talia ferro, liehiuaiy t.»im, l^S"). oi.and .u,u\ . | A. C. Davidson, J. »5. Kpnt, O. W * * . ..... i 1 ’ " t ‘ | ’ ,j, Heard 1). X. Sanders, E. I. Andef son, .T. T Wright, P. ». ▼«*. ! Sm|tl .,„ sse I)imlei! . A . .1. Chapman, Keating, A. L. Hillman, J. N. | n ,^ j. Mitchell, John lJnrke, j. M . Lacv, J. T. Harrison, It. T. Edge, Jch| , 1$rook9t Titl|S llich . ird3< w . O. Hokk , ni w u, Gunn. S. J. Jones. J. 11. Moore, J. A. Woodall. (J. S. Ken¬ drick, D. A. Moore. traverse jury. J. II. Stone, I. M. Jackson, II. II. Fiynt, W. F. Hill. J. G, W. Holmes, T. F. If core, I). W. SJbert.G.C. Foucii. X. 0. Edwards, W. J. Ellington, As Imry Ogletree, Jr., G. T. Edwards, G. W. Stewart. J II. Jackson, It. J*. Rhodes, A. S. Fiynt, T. J. Evans, T. J. Fiynt, W. J. J. Ileviere, S. J. John¬ son, 15. 0. Dyer. 0, W. Moore, II. T. Rhodes W. T. Nelson, J. S. Jones, W. II. Wynne, It <). Taylor, F. M. John¬ son, It. II. l’oss, J. W. Luncefonl,Hen¬ ry Googcr, J. C. Griffith, J. B. Fiynt, Osis Mitchell, W. A. Stone, Jr., II. II. Harper. - * Skin Diseases. I have a little daughter seven years old, svlvo for the last four years has been afflicted with a peculiar skin erup¬ tion on-the face and one hand. 1 have tried seven or eight physicians, among them the best in California and in tins province, but to no purpose. The child kept growing worse. Fortunate¬ ly, I saw a statement in a St. Paul Minn., paper, of a cure of a disease similar to that of my child. It was ef¬ fected by Swift’s Specific. I secured six bottles and commenced giving it to my little girl. In less than one week this terrible disease, which li i <1 baffled all the known remedies within reach, began to disappear. She has been tak¬ ing it three months—is perfectly well, and her skill is as clear as wax. G. A. Smith, Trenton, Ontario Province, Canada. March 28 1S84. Wins a Minister Says. Extreme weakness and general debil¬ produced by j veil gradually developing into an utter pros¬ tration of my system. Adopting the suggestions of i t imate friends, who had expel ieuced relief in similar cases by taking Swift’s Specific, I now find myself restored to a perfect condition ot health and strength. Accept my fervent wishes for your continued pros¬ per ty in your well c mseti and success¬ ful method for relieving those who suf- ler. Lev. B. Stockton, D. D., Stillwater Place, Sta nford, t’oiin. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. Thu Swift Specific Go., Drawer IS, Atlanta, Ga. Are You Tired ot Itvlag Hick? We want to say a word to the men women and girls who work in stout, offices and factories. Tit ere arc hun¬ dreds of thousands of yo" in the conn* u . y _ y ( ,,.y f.-w of you are well. You are shut up too m i.-.li an I exercise too little. In this wny you get sick. Ycut blood is bad, your digestion poor, your head often aches, you don’t feel like work. Your liver, stomach and kid¬ neys are out of order, Barker’s Tonic has cured hundreds of such cases. It is pure, sure and pleasant, -------• «*»»- Omaha, Nbil. Feb’y 8. An accident happened at Orenston, Iowa, to-day. r p| :e <j. jj & <£ train went through l | 1 „ j, r( j ge , jjo particulars have been iveeived, except that Iff were wounded ;ujd 7 k illed. —A child tossing in its sleep indicate worms. An army of them are tit work eating the vitals away. One dose of Slirin-r’s Indian Veimifnge will de- 11 m a*id save its life. We imve in the county of Dooly 100 white men over sixty years of age, and of that number there are 27 overseven ty and 10 over eighty years of age. 1 here ai a not now mn* '■* ty but ten white mai who v, , g forty years ago and who were then res 1 ents o •>.. < *■ Mriiiti.vnm ' . ’ . Record. Ga - Nos. s’ 0 « Iff T^Tm a chines ... ,.| it iK,rately trimmed and ornament w , Ui , Jrop ^ ittld :J drawers on ^ ^ enl j ^,,,1 are tnodles of beauty and elegance. We sell these machines from ■idl to $3o lower than the inanufactur er’s prices.—Copelan. Seals & Armor, Greenesboro, Ga, Number 7. 510 COMPETITION TIIEttE, Oglethorpe Echo A Week 0[ , ^ a ._ fo ;l rfeat ieman fr art tins county was in Washington,an l Iw mg quite inlimite with General 1 P ootnbs, . called , to , see . Inin . ,n Iieg*ner- „ „ al was very glad t > see his visitor ao i J ” . “ " fT , "’L . t , . lT\ J , ,, ' ! J* 11 Tv his^utu I e in tent ions were. “I’m out of employment just now, General, and don’t know what I’ll do, but I think I’ll go to Atlanta.” “To Atlanta, eh I” ejaculate ! the General. “And w> at do you ex pro 6 to do in Atlanta V” Don’t know, sir ; anything to in ike an honest living.” “An ho,.est hvaig ! Then you h ive struck the right pl.ie*. 1 1 Atlanta you will have no competition.” » The Oonsti. uliou is not compelled to copy. To make children healthy use plenty of air, plenty of milk, plenty of si - p, and always have a bottle of Dr. .j 1 1 s Cough .Syrup in ease of ciknlp. <JKN. J U iiSJX'S -PANCY.*» Home, Ga., Feb. $-“Fancy,” better known as “Old Sorrel,” tiie famous horse that Stonewall Jackson rode, atijl from which he was stint, arrived here at *2 o’clock this morning en route to tiie New Orleans Exposition, Hund¬ reds of people, including many ladles, assembled to see “Old .Sorrel.” The hotse is in charge of Maj. Letcher, of Virginia, who stales t eat over fifty young ladies surrounded tiie famous sleeii at Bristol, Telia, and kissed it. A great deal otits mane and tail has been cut off by parties anxious for ev* eti a hair' m —■ —To create an appetite itibl give tond to the digestive apparatus, Ayer’s Sar¬ saparilla is uneqtuied. CiiAULKsToN, 8. (J., Feb’y 8.—The trial of John C. Ferguson at Oobbville, for the murder of Benedict,last Christ¬ mas, has resulted in a mistrial. Summkrtown, Em v nit ioL Go.,Ga.— I hereby .•» rtii y t .at Fitts’ Cahjiina-* tjVk is the last medicine lor teething children I Imve eytf wed. Having tried Several Atlter remwif@Y si "■‘Iir not give one bottle for half dozen of any other kind. I do heartily recom mend it lo all mothers. It will save you sleepless nights and vour child from suffering. Yours, etc., A. J. Taylor. *155" We warrant tiie wear and tear ot the Davis and White machines for a term of live years. Should any pure prove defective during the time, w<J will duplicate it free of charge. The warrant excepts nee lies, bobbins and shuttles, warranted foi live years.—Go pelan,Seals Ac Armor, Greenesboro, Ga, THU lli»UM5VVIl'U’* UAVOHITE, We will send Frf.k forovit entire year, 11) evel'y lady, vvlio semi j ih AT ONCE the names of ten married ladles, at same ad¬ dress, mid 12 two-el. stamps lor postage, <mr handsome, entert aining and instnetive. Journal, devoted to Fashion-., Fancy Work., Dee.oratiitg, C okingand Household mat tors. Kegular price, §t,et>. Address. ,Seni> to-i»ay DO and secure next immll'r. aiu,STIC JOURNAL, Xiinda, X. Y. tW A handsome and elegant line of spring elothiug samples just received )>y (Kids the most sightly and attractive we have ever had, measures taken and fits guaranteed. Made by the most re¬ nowned and experienced merchant tai¬ lors of New York.—Copelan, Seals & Armor, Greenesboro - , Ga. I, A Ilf US, MUIltCAf. 4DVI8R 1C A Complete Medical Work for Women, handsomely bound in el t li itnd illustrated. a treatn.fmt a'thomL" Worth its welight in Gold to diseases. every lady sufTering from any of tie's;', Over in ,000 sol dalrendy. Postpaid only .70 Cents. Postal Note or 2-et. Stamps. Address NUN DA FuRIJSllIXGC'O.. Xunda.X.Y A few remnants of worsted and cashmeres left going at half cost. Gail and get a great bargain.—Copelan,Seals A Armor, Greenesboro, (ia. P. A. S. M. A. T. li. O. O. ROBINSON & no. offer a Mason & iiam, n Organ to the person who s,'nd» tin* correct Interpretation of P. A. K M.A. T. II. A - these letters have a double in tern ret Hion, each person w II have two trials, ami tin winner must find, out both reading-, The uam-s, with solution, will ^ 'i? ZX? l.e' tiseu and the partv notified. r i Ins offer re mains open until Mav it, 1885. ^ (Jarful lleudouj „f our Ad«rli*> merit is Adcised. f F M. II. 0. T S. G. O. ROBINSON k GO., Augusta, Ga.