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Newspaper Page Textin..^ I HE 1/ KMOCJtA .m I. __ PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY CLEM. C. MOORE. CRAWFORDVfLLE, GEOllEIA. - Entered at the poatoffice at (Jrawfoidviilo, Georgia, a» second-cUs* mail matter. FRIDAY. MARCH 25, 1887. A SUGGESTION. We have been some time thinking of our county and wondering why it is not possible to put our resources be fore the home seeking People or the crowded north, and Invite the good citizens from tlie north, ea t. west or south to come and help populate and enrich our county. Kindly think of this matter and we think , you will .11 agree with us that we could very well furnish cheap homes here in Taliafer ro county for good farmers and good people of various occupations, Our lands are up to an average witli other Middle Georgia counties; our streams are plentiful to run machinery;our tim¬ ber is sufficient to mi et the necessities of double the present number of in¬ habitants; the soil will grow almost any plant that is used by our people; t lie heal! hfulness of the county is un¬ surpassed— of course there is sickness and death in all counties—and our people are as good, morally and relig¬ iously as any people in the world. • What do we need? Canyon answer this question? We say that we need more money, more people \Vith money, with energy, w ith grit in their gizzard, with a general go-ahead spirit about them aud who will turn every piece ol land, wood, and stone info use. But, how are we to get such poople i"t.o our county? Why first provide a wav in wliich to invite them to your section und let them inspect your resources, aud it will then he an easy matter to sell them lands and they will improve the lands and thereby advance the county and your property. How (Gill we invite home seeking people to Tal¬ iaferro county? Organize a land com¬ pany in the county and let them cor¬ respond with the emigrant agents nortli aud east and invite them to send good people here for cheap and good homes. Hold a lupeting at the court house aud organize, and elect some of our best men at the he ad ^ma nagers M>vi nut wit iiivTYTBV *.•» man in the county 1 eport to the said managers such lands aud property that he has to dispose of, and then the scheme can be monaged successfully Union is strength, and we think if the above plan was adopted and pro¬ jected it would work wonders in this section. There have been wonders worked in just that way. T ds mat¬ ter has before been tefered to bv some of our best citizens aud it slioiul he sifted by every land owner in the county. Dxcltemcnt iu Tcx« » s Groat excitement lias been caused in tl»e viefftity of Paris, lex., by the re¬ covery of Mr. J. K. Corley, who was so lielptsas he could not turn in bed, or raise his head; every body said he was dying Of Consumption. A. trial buttle of Dr Kings New Discovery was sent him. Finding relief, lie bought a large bottle and a box of Dr. Kings New Life Pills; by the time lie had taken two hexes of Pills, and two- bottles of Hie Discovery ho wr well and had gained in flesh thir tV'SIx pounds. Trial Bottles of this Great Discovery for Consumption free at R. J. Reid’s: WHAT A TRAMP SAYS OF EURO¬ PEAN LABORERS. Iii liia very entertaining volume “How to we Europe for fifty cents a day,” Mr. Lee Mem wether does not give a very favorable picture of the condition of the laboring classes on tiie continent. Everywhere wages are so low that even the hardest style of liv ing , barely , , enables them to koep within their incomes. When man, wife and cl.il.!.™ »,v ,11 Mr i.iiitt'.l earnings suffices for ttie procurment of necessaries alone, with no margin for luxuries. There is no chance to lay up a dollar for a rainy day, nor to improve ore’s condition. This state of tilings he attributes to the burden of taxation imposed by vast and incal¬ culable costly military establishments and to their expensive aristocracy. Almost every power on the continent keeps a fourtli or a third of its adult males under at ms, H ereby removing them from the producing and placing them in Hie consuming class. In Brit¬ tain it is a little better—but only a lit¬ tle, For she too kieps up a huge mili¬ tary establishment, and the sums paid to the members of her very prolific royal family simply for U ing l’l inorl¬ and Princesses would scatter fight in many homes that are now dark. It must l>e admitted that they who advo¬ cate a change in the existing order of tilings in all these count lies, have much of the argument on tt.vir side But for those on this side the water xrbo Wish to create disturbance there i« neither logic nor excuse. TilE DEMOCRAT, CRAWFORD VILLE, GEORGIA. lx the discussion of Hamlet at the Literary «Jlub last Friday night, J’rof. V. T. Sanford read a critical essay characterized hy great beauty and force i ofst\le It evinced that he had given that "master-p ece of the great ooet a close, descciminating and appreciative examination. His statement of the , g p orv , was made in a manner at once dear, concise and elegant. While we have read criticisms upon this pioduc tion mote elaliorate and perhaps more : lea. ned, we can not now recall one in - which the subject was so fully discuss ed in so few words. Miss Lizzie Jot dan also read, with great precision and correctness, an essay upon the charac- - t(Jr of i| ;im i e t which showed closes 8tu( jy, and an independent habit of thouznt. We have been agreeably sur ;i t finding so many readers of Shakespeare in our town. — Am.tiier ■— Art * -“-7..... « raze The latest art work among ladies » known as the “trench Craze, for deco rating china, glassware, etc. It is some ( ,, Mre , yw;u)i aml j, uo th profitable am | fascinating. It is very popular in New Yoik, Boston and other Easton cit¬ ies., To ladies desiring to learn the Art, we will send an elegant china pfacque (size 18 inches,) ban Isomely decorated, for a model, together with box of-, mate¬ rial, 100 colored designs assorted in fiow e s, animals, soldiers, land scapes, etc., complete, with full instructions, upon re ceipt of only $1.00. The placque alone is Worth more than the amount charged. I o every lady ordering tins outfit who en¬ close the address of five other ladies in¬ terested in Art matters, 10 whom we can mail our new catalogue of Art Goods, we will enclose extra and without charge, a beautiful .(0 inch, gold-tinted NEWS placque. Addre s, THE KM. IT HE CO., , Syracuse, N. Y. Trere is now running through the of Harper’s Weekly a sereal called “The Crusade of the Excelsior,” by Bret Harte, Hie author of “The Heathen Chime, Like most of his stories, the scene is laid out on tiie Pacific slope, and is intended to illus¬ trate life as it appears where the okl Spanish re,stfillness is broken in upon by the Yankies stirring energy. It is a story of much interest—not unwor¬ thy to follow Mrs. Rider’s brilliant ro¬ mance “She” which it immediately succeeded in the Weekly. llewnre ol Ointments fur Catarrh that Contain Mercury, lliiirarj Wlll surely destroy th«T sio‘-se of smell and completely derange the whole system wlien entering it through the mu¬ cus surfaces. hiieli articles should never he used exeept oil prescriptions from ie|i utahiu physicians, as the damage they will do are ten fold t,o the, good yon can possibly derive from them. I hill’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo. O,, contains no mercury and is taken internally and acts directly upon the blood and mucus surfaces of the sys¬ tem. I11 buying Hall’s Catarrh Cure **,. sine that you get tiie genuine, it is^Gken internally and made, in Toledo Oliio, by F. J . Cheney & Co. JS'T’Sold by Druggists, price 7 5c pet bot¬ tle. Tim nimntitv of smoking ^ and mg tobacco consumed annually m the United States averages K three and a tddf pounds l*er head for every adult. The number of cigars upon which „..u was paid .lnrmrr during the iiw> j vpsr ear ended enued June Tune 30, 1880, was 3,510,898,588, Which is equal , to . fifty-eight - ,, and , one-half 1 ic cigars ■ . to every iieisnn in the country, placing the population at 00,000,000. These cigars, a statistician lias calculated, unnhi uouitl teach teacn around atomm the me earth t.uui nine nmt t lines if extended in a single line. The cigarettes upon which tax . was paid m the same time numbered 1,310, j JJl,ooO. „. lhe tluiy 4 , on impoiiea . , cigare . , , |n q tobacco for the year added to the j t l, . lK * x ....jsed ** Uvta on the domestic artie’e .41 we. amounted to lB36,21-S,47d. The up I praised l value of all the coffee import . , w f 0(H); that of tea 815,770,827. These figures seem to indicate that tobacco lias become almost as great a necessity to the people as tea and coffee. CATAltKlI PUKED. Prof. Hurt is lias thoroughly demonstm ted by lbs gi cat discovery of 'TOZONK,’’ that tiiis dreadful itisease can he quickly and pcnuaueutly cured, It makes no dilb venee if tiie case inis become chrome. or medicines have failed, the "IOZOXK TREATMENT,” will cure it every time, it is neither drugs nor snuff, and should not be elasseO with patent nostrums, To introduce this new treatment on its mer its. we will deliver, charges prepaid, one regular 85 Treatment free to any catarrh sufferer in the United States, who sends us at one • both exptess and postoffice ad dress, and 50 vents to cover charges, box ing and delivery. In ordering ask for treatment *C ” Address Curtis I ozone Co.. W.eting Block, Syracuse, \ A'. UTS: All Fits stoppui tree uy Dr Kline’s Great Nerve Restorer. No Ki;s after first dav’s use. Marvelous cures Treatise and S2.iH> trial bottle free to Fi. •asos. send to Dr. Kline, oil Arch St. Phil 4., Ba WARREN. Clipper, 18 th, inst. Warrentnn has now secured a first class jeweler. Norwood continues to build, paint and repaint. To-day the Clipper celebrates its twenty-fifth birthday. The 2nd quarterly meeting of the Norwood circuit convenes at Norwood ] churcli instead of 1 .aytow n on 1st -uu day in April next. A party of six gentlemen headed by j Col. Jas. Whitehead, left on Tuesday ■ morning by private conveyance for Hillman’s Electric Shaft, where they will rusticate for several days. ! It seems that the people here have j taken possession of Mr. W. J. Norton. He b a flue contractor as well as a hightoned gentleman, and the citizens ' of Norwood appreciate him and give him most of their work, which keeps him u itii us a great deal of his time, Astonishing Success. It is the duty of every person who has used Bosehee’s German Syrup to let its wonderful qualities be known to their friends m curing Consump¬ tion, severe Coughs, Croup, Asthma, Pneumonia, aud in fact all throat and lung diseases No person can use it without immediately relief, Three doses will relieve any case, and we consider it the duty of all Druggists to rcccomrneiid it to the poor, dying consumptive, at least to try one bot¬ tle, as 80,000 doz-n oottles last year, and 110 one case where it failed was reported. Such a medicine as the German Syrup cannot be too widely known. Ask your druggist aboul it Sample bottles to try, sold at 10 cents. Regular size. 75 cents. Sold by u.l Druggist and Dealers, in the United States and Canada. HANCOCK. hshmaelite, 1 8f/t, inst. Grain crops look very well in this section. Dr. Rhodes, of Jewels, recently lo catert in the dwelling lie had put up for himself eight years since. The Ishmaelite lias completed its 8th volume and entered upon Us 9th volume. Col. Reese has returned from Wash¬ ington City and entered actively Ml tin* duties of his profession. Died in Hancock county, on March the 9th, 1887, Miss Mattie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Garner, in the sixteenth year of her age. sou Can Have It A "My ih-ar m ' . r your hair is often snTil by uifa'ui-j-o’l'd ladies to young ones. Madam, you may have, just suet) hair. Parkers Hair Balsam will give it to you. It will/stop yout hair irom failing off, restore the original color and make it lump thick, soft and glossy. You need iirHstand helplessly envying a.)—-a air, -* dye, hut is an elegant dressing, aud is especially recommended for its deanli - s and „,i pants • j Good Sermon. Wood ville, March 21— The Rev. J. F. Edens, ’ pastor ! of the Baptist preacheu excellent , set church here, an mon vesterdav from Psalm 91—1st verse. “He that dwelleth in the coed places of the most high shall abide undei the t Shauow ot Hie the Almighty.” " l,I ‘_" lu y The whole sermon was splendid and fiillv ‘ E fmin the doctrine of election. i Ills i.lustration ot , the , hen ... coveun B j. ... , der [, el - wings” when ' the hawk , , appiO.Kdied, was W . H beautifol ueauuim ! u)(1 ^ 1Rt at j ve 0 f the truth that when , " ,. d^igei beset . the .. cltct , t t .hey i.„ v tims tl us “abide tuiue |im!er fhe S ) ia ,inw of the Almighty.” Ml. Edens ... IS j Vtiy , r v popunu nonular here. umc. JJaVBST. _ ____ _ . * — - Don't Give Up Yet. It dosn’t follow that a patient will die because the doctors have “given him up,” 01 lle t'dl geover because ueeause tuej they ; through It is 1 ; promise to “null ‘ lmu ne\ei u , tn Ul( . , reat virtu , 3 of Parker,s Tonic. Mr. Michael ... , , Guiltoyle, ... . 01 t tj. Bln k hamton, N. Y., was cured of Rheumatism 1> V it after ten veers of unspeakable suf ferine ui m_ mi. Mi K iv. W Mosher, ’ druggist, 7^ of same city* cert'll s th^t he h as sou, ovti a thousand bottles of Barker’s Tonic ..•«!. ». ,i,„ for this «. i CUl'vs. It You Mai it a «•««<< Article in plug Tobacco, ask your dealer for • l». 1) lilt*.” lie sure to take the Demix in t and j be happy. j 0UICK AS A WINK! j SOM ET mix G N E W! I By tho recent great Discovery for j sukstituting a dry gelatine Film wet Collodion, the finest and most ele mint photographs can be made quickly 1 and most anywhere ! Doing a ray with tiie necessity of :t Gull ry or Tent : ' ' ivfore I ,un now preoan-d to j VIM r F \ MILTES AT THEIR OWN HOMES, take their pictures just they are, or do so at my own abode, or. in fact auvwhere’s else and turn cut jpp l [ S i as well as the clieapest photos, ever before gotten up on part of Photographer in tiie land. PRICES REDUCED TO SUIT THE TIMEfc>. NO Tin Types taken and no less than three of any Kind of photos made. Will be for a very few days only at Arnold House, in this city. GUS. MORGENSTEN. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. T'ne liest Salve in the world for Cuts, Cruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sait Iiheurn Fever Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains . Corns, , , and . a ..... ..km _ -mp . P*S tion °' required. ;lnd ^ si ^f It lsgnaiauteed ^ to ° X give perfecl^atmtaction, or money refund- 1 iice _•> cents pei box. l or sale *■*> Hi. l t . J. Reid. Tiie Verdict Unanimous. yy. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind., testifies: “I can receoiumend Electric Bit- j tors as the very best remedy. Every hot- ; tie sold has given relief in every case, One man took six bottles, and was cured ut Rheumatism o. 10 years siandiiig Abraham Hare, druggist, Be lhn e, Ohio, Ep.^ric Bitters.”" | n ^n*3o years’ 'experience ls Thousands of oth ers , iave t i u -ir testimony, so that tin* verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters do cure all diseases of the Liver Kidneys or blood. Only a half dollar a bottle at R J . Reid’s Drug Store. Judging from the way the political wind is blowing now, Grover Cleveland and John Sherman will be the candi¬ dates of the Democratic and Republi¬ can parties respectively in the next na¬ tional election. The Hill boom does not se c m to “catch on” outside of the New York World office. Thurman is too old, Bayard has been shelved, and besides none of the gentlemen named can command the same support, either in or out of the convention, that will come to Cleveland. The Democratic campaign cry will therefore be “Well done, thou good and faithful servant ; serve us another terra.” A. Querry: Can you tell me why the young ladies keen ii-!i-hooks ill Hie par lor? To go afishing with, of course. '• : mmwH mm ’G t (ROYAL DStWK j) V'-,' tJ|i E [its A I • A— ■ tel m i if & E. Absolutely Pure, This powder ne.yer varies. A marvel of , S3 e.annot he sold in conqietition with tiie multitude of low test, short, weight alum ! or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. Kov.u. Baking Powder Co., 103 Wait S’.. N. Y. dec4 ly, ■ nTATE OF GEORi-IA Taliaferro i | Janies pC ounty. R. Anthony, residing . in . the „. State . 0 f Georgia, having applied to lie appoint { 1 Marvin ed guardian Pope, of a the minor person under and property fourteen of years of age, resident of said county : tlisi , is to cite al 1 persons concerned to be and ! appear at the term of the court of Ordina- 1 r y, to be held next, after the expiration of | thirty days from the first publication of ! ^*1?, enth »®ttce day of which Maich 1887, will and be on show the cause sev j thyiiy it any they enn not wliy be said James with i-.. ff.11 should intruded M:e ‘ *‘t’ tbe imtsoii ami property of Marvin Hope. Witness my official Big j nature. This 23th day Hi.xry of January H Flynt. tss . Ordinary „ .. of xaliaterro county. —~ : -7 i 11 ) I i \ j BAlu 1M .„ 1 Quick 1) and v"i_ X X I V • X j.y i.Permanent Ws v Cured OPIUM liv - Dr. Ta AND and MO i t i I i 1N E Gv 14e. For sale by all DruggsU. M 0 Is P H1N n r . For $1 Per Bottle. j circulars and nvi tion address Tanner Opium Oure Co., i p 0 ^ Atlant . G For sale by R. J. Reid. | Tanners’s Opium and Morpliine Cure : cur ed me of the opium Habit after every thing, it seems to me, had failed, and I take pleasure in recominening it to others suffering xvith the same trouhl.i, as l feel 1 sure that thev will find it the best lemedy on earth lor the relief. ! Swamsboro, Ga. L. M. ROUNDTREE, - - ____ . _ ! B —Si J ;OMa ” ” I ] EUREKA METAL POLISH. I THE BEST CLEANER ON EARTH for Silverware, Tin, Copper Brass, and i All Polished Metals. • This preparation cleaning i< the best named in the j world tor the above goods. It is guaranteed to put a good | polish on ware cleaned with it. i. C. 8. Lucas, will endorse the above sLitemerit. —Sold only Ly— ! LUCAS & IIAMMACK, Crawfordviile. xiOT^GG ±*1. 5—OlClSil .. 1 , LAWYER, CRAWFORDVILLE. GEORGIA. 7-y Will practice in ali the r-rts. Of fice ovtr n«>;den a ):r; t's -:o.-e. “ r.. ■ . W_.UiiR»s ik. it; IV £0. r. f.O Don't Stojp I am on my way to the Cheap Casli Store of CHARLIE BERGSTROM where I can get a full supply for my en¬ tire tribe with a FEW DOLLARS. Dry Goods, Provisions, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hat ci AND EVERYTHING CHEAP AT C. Bergstroin-s 9 Crawfordille, ■ ^ai&aSa 188V. STEPHENS HIGH SCHOOL. 1887. FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. 1887 CRAWFORD'VILLE, GEORG: «, BOARD OF INSTRUCTION: Y. T Sanford, - - - - Principal. Miss L. s. Jordan, Assistant Miss M. E. Collins, Music and French. Mrs. M. A. Sanford, Primary Department, Calisthenics and Elocution. Teachers energetic, competent and experienced. Spring session, will begin, J. n unry, taught 10th, and continue six months. 83.00 Every branch of study accurately and thorough¬ ly Tuition, 81 r.si, .82.00, and ••54.00 per month ; Music, 83.50 per month. Bo no from Sio to 812.30 per month. Ileatbfulness.unsurpassed; Social and religious privileges good. Attention and to morals and manners as well as to mental culture. Give us your patronage, pay us monthly, at least a part of tuition, aud we will make THE STEPHENS HIGH SCHOOL what its noble founders designed—a blessing to its patrons and an enduring hon¬ or and monument to him whose illustrious name it bears. Address, PRINCIPAL. “S SI Wmmf ^ i |p21|| eij il'jj ■1 mm m Artist ei I?la©t©gm;plaer s , ^"Formerly Celebrated head Artist Xotman of the Gallery, Davis Gallery, of Wbasi.iugton 1). <)., and after¬ wards of the of Boston, has succeeded Mr. M. L. Corma- 11V, of f P.I ISroaa Mi., A * o;.njg xx, C*a., in tiie Piiofogiaph iiusiness, and is now malt¬ ing FllOTOGRARlJS BY THE INSTr NTANEOUS I’itOi Kss, obtaining the Imst results Without, Annm ing Sitters with Iieaiirests. Low Prices and Fine Work. &$T ALL NOVELTIES IN PHOTOGRAPH)^ No day too cloudy or dark to make good pietur-s. Pj. ATT, Artist and Photographer, 712 Broad St.. AUGUSTA, Ga. —— 2!” iU M TREATMENT. The great restorative and tonic. Has been used for many years with remarkable re suits, and is guaranteed to cure Men young or middle age, who have by their indulgences or indiscretion brought upon themselves producing Havens of the Debility, following effects:— some Nervousness, Loss of energy and power, war.t- of ambition, Jack of i-.'eas, mental an( | physical weakness, aversion to soeie ty, unlitness to marry, melanelioly, impoverished failing memory, organic weakness, bl00< ^pressing ! or over-worked brain, and all tin. a ailments, consequent on im paired vitality tiie or sufferer defective organ icaetion, whicli leads to earlp decay or sanity, which is worse than- death. To the many men, married or single, w ii„ are throwing their money away on humbug beds, worthless “wonderful eurrs,” or worse quack doctors, we isk you t 0 give the SALVO TREATMENT a trial. Thousands have testified to its m mits, and its by curative the leading properties physicians have been eulogized j n this country. L°hful Yomi , men irudm.f^ snfferin<r from t,h" o,fVe¬ effects of y0 hu an rei v oure . No matter '.YE AT you you have taken, or wlm lias faiffid to GUARANTEEto^CURE' " YOIK^*''^^ we GEH A-1-iik.JjJI S : 'T Salvo Treatment as now prepared readily is pleasant to take, and assimilates with the food in the stoim.ehe. Nominer als contained in the treatment. A par' of the treatment is composed of seven differ ent roots and herbs, always vaiLuble prepared medi- in fresh state, and tlm most cines known to modern science. ance of the treatment-is put up in small pill fmn, pleasant to take and lmndv to ccrry “S’SS" £ pessary for over one months home treat inent. Hundreds of cases have been cur e.l with one package [one mwnth’s treat' meat.] lull directions how to diet, bathe, etc , accompanies each pack age. Price per package, prepaid S2.00, and Hire pack • s. 85.00. Sent sealed on reaeipt of price Knowing as we do the great curative effects of Salvo Treatment, we will give the following guarantee: With each order for three packages [3 months treatment] enclosing 8 US), refund we will send our Wsiften Guarantee to the money if the treatment does not eG feet a care. i nee packages sen! c. o. D.. on re ceipt of $2.00. to secure ns against loss. Send money by B. O. Money Order, Re gi-tored Letters, Express or Bank Draft at our risk. Address. s.YLYO CHEMICAL CO., No. 1 & 3 South bixth «>. er. 8t Louis, do A trep.tise on SALVO TREATMENT, containing te.-t ini' nmls fit ini eminent physicians, as]to th) rtue of th lirinci pal curative proper!] of tli6 t roat iitt* d t, it five. [ ud, t MONEY F0 LOAN. I am prepared ro make loans on improv ed farms in'Taliaferro county at a cheap¬ er rate of interest than anyone. Youcan repay the amount at any tim Call on m€. J. W. H1XON. ro ALL V, HOM IT MAY CONCERN. GEORGIA TAT J A FERRO COUNTY TWa-hiiigton Williams ins applied for exemprion and of personality and setting apart valuation of Homestead, mid 1 eil pass upon the same at ten o’clock on t,i« fourth day of April 1887. it my office. This Kith day March * of 1887. « i ! r NilY II. Fl.Y.NT, Ordinary Taliaferro County. JO ---------7------- ALL \v liO.'l IT — MAY -------—-------- CONCERN, /T EORGIa TALIAFERRO County. \JTWilliam A. Legwen has in cine form applied to the undersigned for permanent letters of administration on the Estate of tion the first VSttS Monday 5SSUT5&** in May R>87.^ ■ , v ‘ m» on Given under mv hand and official signa ture, this the 7th 5rare.li 1887. Henry II. Flynt, Old T. t /N BORGIA Tali 4ferro County. \ H 'Yil! • sold defoiv the Court House in said county, on the 1st Tuesday in April 1887, between the legal hours of sale, the following property :—Two hundred and fifty-seven and one-half acres of land, more or less, situated, in said county, bounded on the North by land of OhecP Sagans, on tiie East by land of Dred Ed¬ wards and Mrs. Sanford, ol the South Ly or formerly owned by John A. Stephens, and on the West !>y land of Henry Rhodes—known as the Wiley Jackson home place ; and levied on as the proper¬ ty deceased, of the Estat- of hands said of Wiley R. Jack Jackson - a, in ths G. Executor, by virtue of of a (i. fa. issued from tiie Superior Court said county in favor of Rebecca Jackson against R. C-. Jackson, Executor. March Omek 2nd Taylor, Deputy Sneriff 1887. 825,000.00 m GOLDI WILL EE 3*AID FOR ’ i rr COFFEE WRAPPEF C LiiDuo . 1 Premium, - - 01,000.00 v ' r l rr, > u in 5, S500.00 o"Cr 6 Premiums, $250 00 ' ■ '5 Premiums. £;oo 00 ! : Premiums, - S50.00 * Premitiqis, $20.00 “ j Premiums, sio.oo “ . ; .:s an l oiructions see Circu **•”' } * , Of A HBL CKUEll” COFFEE. ‘ :o<o€i£gr€3'^ % a . c. o. c S (Certain Chicken Cholera Cure. Eight years of careful experiment an p-.\'.u>taking researeli have resulted in th¬ discovery of an infailable specific fir th cure and prevention of that most fatal and dreaded enemy of the feathered tribe—* - gif CHOLERA. ,;gi The C C C C is a grand discovery for P° Ui 5 ry raisers. Only docents per pack ml your chickens are safe from the common •ase. T.dsis the only known Cholera Cun Mr IT NEVER FAILS. c-turei bv R. B. U: Atlanta, (J a. it a trie! and be convinced. -For Sale By-— Lucas & IIammack, Crawfordviile. Also by, G. W. Brown. Sharon, Louis o :tt, and Dr. E S. Dillard. V lliOU Poiiil.