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Newspaper Page TextThe Democrat. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY CLEM. C. MOORE. CRA WFORI) VILLE, GEORGIA. Cntcrcd at the pnatofflee at Crawfoidrilia, Scorg.t, at aecon<l-elt«a mail matter. i lilDAV, AUGUST 16.1889. 1 k all the forms on the cotton stalk at the 10th or, 15th of August this year make good cotton there will he about three crops made this year. Ik you will read Col. Tom Watson’s speech on the first page of this paper you will see that he is using sound al¬ guments in favor the masse* of the people. He is right. It seems that Georgia will be famous yet for duels. No sooner than the Calhoun-Williamson fuss was settled, Hon. Tom Olive and Editor Gantt had h few hot words -nobody hurt yet though *?e s. e glad to know. Tni.uK was considerable excitement j„ Atlanta Monday night on the part of both white and black, as it was re¬ port'd that Mr. Lyons and his daugh let woutd he hanged in effigy by the dusky race, The city was in arms but them was nothing happened more than excitement. It is alright with some of our brothers In the nowspaper business to see the State managed by a ring. No. no; it will not do to break that ring it might hurt somebody’s feelings. l,i t “the people” know how this office business of the state is managed and there will lm such an uproar as was never heard Indore. Several have expressed themselves in favoj of raisng the money for a guano factory for Urawfordvillo. Home have already said that they would subscribe as many as five shares to begin with. Who will be the next to speak out. Lets hold a meet¬ ing at the court house and organize the enterprise at once. In a colored church argument over regeneration In Baldwin county last vv.-ek n serious riot resulted, in which the entire iiimnLmrship took • .. 1 l a . Ono of the deacons, named Gim Bold, Qt and killed another brother. len Hfeoncf the rioters are In the le Jail. Itegeneratior. is great .' utim ren P* F L regulating M,MK these ..... . a organs. Tint Sparta Ishmaelits say:: “Hon. W. J. Nor then having long hern urg d by leading citizens of all call logs, throghout the Stale, to allow the use >t his name for the c lining Gutter natorial nomination has, after careful ly weighing the matter, decided to accede to their wishes and enter the ,|4W „ ’ As the Hung now stands, Mr. Nor then has a big lead in the state and will probably be our next Geoveruor. HOW’S THIS! We offer Otic Hundred Dollors reward, for any case of Catarrh that cannot bo cured b.v taking Hall’s Catarrh ( lire. H J. OlIKNKY A CO., Props , Toledo, O. We, tlie undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the la*t 15 years, ami liellleve him perfectly honorable in nil business transactions, ami financially able to carry out any obligation made by their firm. W i >r .v Tm ax. Wholesale Druggists, Toll do, O, Wauunu, Kinnan a Mauve, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O. F il. Van Holm s, ( ashler. Toledo Nat¬ ional Bunk, Toledo O. Hall'sCnturrii Cure Ixtnken internally acting directly upon tin* blood and mucus surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 7.V. per ln.ittie. Sold by all Druggists. Mr. John King, of Ja- kson. Miss ili'ii l„. ,v.,s cured ..f Hmmum in bis feet and legs by taking Swift’s Specific. This was after he h id tired many other remedies, both Internal m'b r* “” J •”" 1 m »» Swift’s Specific lias savisl me years of untold misery by relieving » paitial paraysis in my left side. This WitS sfli'i 1 had licen treated by lest physi ciatis iu St. l/Ouis and Chicago. The trouble w.is caused by seme duaige in..Hi in, nt Of ,r „,v mv Hood, 1 , 1,1 wt winch »h„ i. ' 1 its ,« Iww bo. .. „ cor- ... | rooted bvs.s.wv i , A. Sheppart, Sherman, Tex. 1'uprpsy. This .. wii»t yx'u ought to i.«»e, in fact Thousands vou must have searching it, to fully for it enjoy life mourning because are tlailv. f ami i amis thousands they fiml it tn.t lions upon of dollars ar> annually by our people a. Us, lu'jH* i !m | t'wy may attain ibis l«K>n. Ami yet it may be had by all. H'e guarate. t that 1 leetric R:iters. If um-i! acevmlii g to dire tisns and the use iiersisted in, wi U\Z j l>v>p, oo tioist Dig.-stton and out* the a IlGl, j.sia ami fnstetl j »' stead Enj epsy V> e recommend Eiectr c Bitters for oys and pedsia Kidneys and ail diseam's of Liver. Htonuich $.> «! at ’• *C. and It »l !K-r hot tie to Lucas A TILE DEMOCRAT, CltlwFORDVILLE, GEORGIA. Blu COURT. We are informed that there will be more business before the coming term of the Superior court than there has been for years. There are no very troublesome crim¬ inals cases, but some knotty civil cases in which there is considerable money Involved. tihei iff Jordan says he has five boarders at the county hotel to be disposed of. One, a negro woman, llattie Horton, was arrested this week for stealing corn from Mr. II. M. Sag gus, who lives near Sandy cross. It seems that year after year litiga¬ tion increases and our court’s dura¬ tion prolonged until after a while it will cost twice as much to take care of this tribunal as it used to cost. The man who steers clear of law is the best off the world over. As there are cases reported againt several Georgia counties for their sor¬ ry jail houses, we hope our people will keep a watch on this part of Taliafer¬ ro’s property and see if we don’t need a lsitter structure. 11 is true that we do not have much use for a jail, but the day will not come when we will need none at all; yet we may be with¬ out as the present one is getting gray with age. • ■ ATHENS FOUNDRY. The »boye foundry and machina works are becoming more and more popular in this section, from the fact that when you entrust your work with them you may feel sure that all will be well done and at as low prices as can be. The business of the shops is in¬ creasing rapidly, and new machinery has beer, added, until now, you can get anything you wish, made at this place. Mr. Thos. Bailey, the mana¬ ger, is always on hand to give bis host of friends and customers a cordial wel come. Wben you need anything in his line, write him a note and wo insure fair treatment. 0—^mrnm — Aii oft Told Tale of Daring Here to the result of the 230th Grand Monthly Drawing of the Louisana State Lottery which took place at New Orleans, La., on Tuesday, July 10 th, 1839. 'Picket No. 42,788 drew the First Capital Prize of f;» 00 , 000 . It wus sold in fractional parts of twentieths at SI -00 each sent to M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La. Two went to Herman Fisher, 8 t Louis, Mo.; one to a correspondent through Wells, Fargo & Co-,* Bank, San Francisco, Col. ; one to Ike umo, Chicago. 111 .; one To a depositor Union National Bank, New Orleans, La.. to Kerens Chretien, Jr., 425 Chartres ^ 0 , ;ont! to MUs A man . m ch . mplallle at.. Detroit, MicH ;on |, to Abraham Weiner, 401 S Clina , st JA^cmo, III-; one to I’reaton ••% jAHndt. Mich... 'M . etTiPPflEicket ...............h, 11 . 1 ,.t „( Coxa.,, -wetr. s.-eonriCapTnu No. 68,007 drew the Prize of $ 100 , 000 . also sold 1,1 f ™ c G«»nal twentieths at $ 1.00 each: one to Hugh T. Carlisle, 202 Magazine st„ New Orleans, La.; one to Geo N. Haven port, Spjihgfield, III.; one to Hedrry Kuee, Mii.t Saloon, Salt Lake City, Utah, one to ^’ u ^' *kdlows Falls, Vt.; one t<i 0 ] !f ,,r ! KK8 ’ ,Oh,0: one to H. G. respondent r T T', through Wells, n‘ Fargo A , Co.'s cor Bank, San Francisco, Cab; 01,0 to S Well, Meridian, Miss.; one to Houtschler A Urea shatter, Reading. IV, etc., etc. Ticket N'<>. I5,t6d drew the Third Capital Prize of $50,000, atso sold In fractional parts: five to Max Stadler, 4 ,i 8 Broadway, New York, N. V., five to Clark Jfc Andersour 004 S. 13th St., Omaha, Neb. Any fuathe, information can be had on application to M A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La. His name Is K. J. McKinney; his residence is Woodbury, Hill county, Texas; his statement May, 188'J: My little son was cured by S. S. S of l«id sores and uloois. tho result of a gener¬ al breaking down of bis health from fever. He wits considered incurable, but two bottles of Swift’s Specific brought Inin out all Take one of Dr .' J. II. McLean's Little Liver amt Kidney Fillets at night | before you go to bed and you will be surprised bow buoyant and vigorus you I will feel the next day. Only 25 cents a vial at R. J. Reid's CoroHs and colds come uninvited, hut " iue Balm. For sale by R J Reids. 1 find Ideal Tooth Towder is without exception the best I have ever used. with any other powder I have ever tried before. So says Ferdinand E. Chartanl, Baltimore, Md. By thow.y.w'llyoubuTanduseWeal Aatsuaess: Una. Kansas, says. Ideal Tooth Towder m my estimation, juatwfeat ita name indicates An engraving 20x24 is given with each tw o bottles. Price 25 cents V* bottle. B. O. Gillott. of Purdy, Mo., says “wift’s Specific cured him of Eczema on his limbs and body. He took only two stuail lavtties. A \ 41 I kBLR REMEDY. A letter from s. p Ward welt. Host on, ' *«>> I used riarke’s Extract of Flax (I apipon) ( alan 1 , Cure in June last for llav Fever with great satbtaelion. and "find it is the on i \ thing 1 haw s tYg «filch would allay, without irritating, Die infiaiuation ,if tl.e nostrils atid tits markoi ami mimetiiftt*/* Urge latent !«>tt)e * 1 , 00 . Clarke's Flax N«p is 1 and best- Try it. 85 (tnb. A'k for :!.i m at any Duig st.-re ; FIVE COUNTIES. WHAT THEY ARE DOING* Newsy Locals from Our Neigh bors. * ♦. The weather OOt.ETHOPE is not favorable COUNT T. for curin —iSSLe* fodder or di ylng fruit Master Tommie Hubert, of came on Saturday last to visit his grai parents, Mr. and Mrs. James P. —near Lexington. We are pained to chronicle the death Mr. Frank Griffith, which occurred Friday night last at his home in di ^ ict ‘ The marriage , of #tl Dr. J. , _ T. _ Bowen, F.llenwood, to Mrs. Nonie II Poyner oc¬ curred at the home of her father at An¬ tioch, Col, Jas. Youmj, on the morning of the 1 st inst. Mr. Harry Eberliart, living on Broad river, had on exhibition six melons aggre gated in weignt three hundred a* fifty pounds. The largest in the lot ti j ped the beam at seventy-four poun< Next. — Echo Aug. 9. OREENE COUNTY. 1 Mr. James Ingram shipped a car load peaches to Atlanta this week. Green county will have a Confederil Survivors Association. t Miss Hattie. Tutt, who has been en extended visit to Crawfordville, has turned home at Siloam. visited Miss the Mary family . White, of Mr of George Crawfordvlllelj Ii. Tappanj at White Plains this week. Mrs. Dr. Beazley, of Crawfordville and! her two little boys, have been on a visit! to her father, Judge Bunkley at Union* Polnr this and last week. A serious accident happened to Capt 1). It. Sander, last Thursday, He was standing near a hay stack, when it sud¬ denly fell, burying him beneath it. His leg was broken, and but for timely assist¬ ance he would have smothered to death. At last occounts Capt. bonders was do ng well.—Herald-Journal, Aug 9. HANCOCk COUNT. On Wednesday night, according to an noucement, there was a respectable gath¬ ering of earnest citizens at thecocrt house to take into consideration the ways and means of building a first class school 1 / Sparta On Wednesday evening last, at 8:30 t| o’clock, Annie M. Moatc, was marrid Jbl Mr. F. C. Scott, of Quincy, Florida. ceremony was performed . , by , Rev. ,, W. „ Lovejoy, assisted by Rev. J. R. King Reynolds Chapel which was appropriate!, decorated for the occasion. Decidedly the best and prettb-st game ball ever played in Sparta was between the White Plains and Sparta clubs on Tuesday last. The game was called at 2:30 o’clock with Griffin and McNeal as the battery of the visitors, and they did some work;. When the visitors finl shed the ninth inning the game stood 5 to 3 In favor of The date fixed for Sparta to go to JEhi Y 3M»- MTiH when j .jj IL, , ■ f playing is u>« -nisi ■- -cnptt.aM'.f several of our citizens at present Miss Susie Mann, a charming young lady in Norwood of Crawfordville, this is v.siting revives week. \ Mrs Wheeler and her Interesting little family returned to their hem*, in Talia¬ ferro county Tuesday, after quite a pleas¬ ant visit to her sister. Mrs. R. L. Johnson, of Norwood. Married—Bracy—Brown, July 31st 89. By Rev. U. A. Seale, at the residence of the brides father, Mr, T. M. Brown, Mr. X. G. Bray, of South Care’.na, to Miss Fannie Brown, of Warren county. Film earrespontent says: We learn from good authority that there will be a Mormon convention held at Filmore Moore’s some time In the near future. Some of their converts have already moved from Glasscock to Moore’s preparing for the meeting. We expect there will be a little hickory oil or buggy trace, or hand saw or something of tho kind that will take a band in said convention just before or after the close'—Clipper, Aug, 9. WILKES OOtJSfTT. Washington street lailroad is progressing finely. Washington is getting on a boom. It is a good town. Hon. F. II. Colley gave a big Thanks ging b.irbjeue last Wednesday at his plantation. 4 negro man named John Richardson who lives on the land of Mrs. Binns was shot three times on Thursday night by unknown party or parties. We learn that Dr John Sims, represent¬ ative from Lincoln county, will apply for a charter for a dummy line from Washing¬ ton to Llneoiuton. Mr. Redding Sima, as we have before stated, made an experiment twenty from three days ago by pulling every form from a stalk of cotton. It has grown since then imerone foot and has 143 forms. A bloom appeared on it in less than twe nty days from the time the square did. The town council met Friday afternoon; raisodthe retail liquor .icense to $500; hles r«— amoved; *" - *»■ no minors allowed to enter barroom; violation by seller forfeits the license;all bars to close a ten o’clock, except take at eleven o’clock Saturday night to effect Seytember 1st, 1886 . ' g , , T .4 wrrapo r Paper Save* Her l.ife. 11 is l ust an ordinary scrap of wrapping Mpcr; but it saved her life. Sht w as in | !ffiy!l-i»l;lXt could 0 .he W war^reawl| d afc5 live only a short time: she weighed Ihan seventy pounds On a piece of vHTPing Discovery, paper she read of Dr. and got a sample bottle; R {>C'Ped »>er, she bought a large bottle, it better helped her more. Kiught another and giew nTw I ! fast, continued its use and weigh*, Is 3tr,ng, healthy, rosy, plump, g ti rf r“o r ^ rtiru , *. rs ; M*uip to W H. Colo, Druggists , Fort Discowtr ^niith Trial Frft Bottle it of this wonderful DiugJ.kts. , guess who jliot left last week by his girl. Jltg the Sullivan of Crawfordville. * I-te best water toter in town. his girl is a “little fraud.” is in lore with theart gallery here-of-late. Is the champion checker-player in town. Is the real belie of the city of Crawford Tille. Called the editor an old baelelor this week. Gave us the biggist list of “Guess Whos" his week The young i a dy is who wants to be an Hm the gweh head the worst of any one around here Djd nQt get any dlnner at the barbecU e last Thursday. Said tUey wanted to buy a Map(p) of Greene county. It is in this county so tall that he don’t have to pay taxes. Says his girl is glue because she is able to make him sick. The young lady is who cuts her corns with her papa’s razor. Slipped up the other day and took their in the mud. Was hurt the worst last Sunday night tin account of the rain. The man Is that makes the best success of loafering in Crawfordville. Stepped on a banana peel and has not ”■ ana (been any) where since. Went to church Sunday night with her dress on wrong side outfso said). -ays he will sell his land in Crawford for less than $5,000 per acre. , Is the most love-sick couple about Mil¬ drajon—but don’t give them away, The young lady is in town who lias so “sympathy for the poor cows.” jj Says she has heart troubla and will Ihave to send for the doctor to cure it. The young man is who will furnish the gass for Hammacks, soda fount another year. The young man Is who came to town to see his best girl and stays two days and The young man was that sent a young lady one peach and hired a colored man to carry it. The young couple are that are con jtiuually breaking windows around town 1 “throwing kisses.” Had an engageme lit with a young lady Sunday night last, and pulled his hair because it raine d. The young man is who eat a peck of peaches one da y last week at one sitting and longed for more, The young man is who, in £. passing a |r , who had .. ROne baoU on hi began t0 sln .. Lwd revh e us/ . The young ladies were about Mildrajon J u , at thRy g()t .. Ma8hed on a red Ue ad . ed” lioy, last Thursday. The young ladv is, with tha aid of her mother In “sympathy with him,” takes good care of an orphan.” Has been meeting every down train for the past two weeks, looking for his best girl who never came until late. ‘ The Is In town who eat - young man so ' Su pair of I fcBovff No,” resiled hef if she liad loved hira^nswered pint that 9he tried to. The oung man is who made an engage ment week ahead for Sunday night and then riot left by the rain. Poor fellow. 8«y » that the laird had left Birming¬ ham off his note book and never kept an accoii'nt of what devilment was done there. ThL young man is in town who spends hour n at a time pitching a base ball to n swinging bag—trying his hand on curves. Tin, young lady is near Mildrajon that saysahe has never been put in the “G. W.’* column yet but lives in constant dread of it. Tlie young man is who went down the Hie young man is, in the neighborhood that goes to see his sweet— k*« on Sunday mn.l invariably ,U„„ UI The young man is who said the reason walk. The young man is who went to call on his girl Sunday eve. and he stayed to sup pe* - and hated to leave -when bed time came, The young man is who went to see his best girl recently and she was heard to S B*k« h n,FareTheWen ’ A " Ues Are “ The young man was near Mildrajon that sent his girl an apple last and guess who the girl was, but don’t mention it „ Sajm when t he begins to talk to his best E'rl that his hart swells up in his throat until h«i feels like he had just eaten an over bait of watermelon. The two young men were who, by invitation, called on the same young lady Tha u -ho. b.,., teasod aliout his girls family, said that he was not interested about the family— that the girl was the on < he wanted-the «-»»««.«—■ „ 1 ne young man is that made an engage Jmn* *wr child with with a young her and widow he asked and she another had ladv what he must do and she told him to lead the child for her. The young lady is that, while returning from Hillman last Thursday.—complaeent >>' P“Ued all the b;uk from a long switch, to the distraction of her ‘ best beau.” Bovs ,em “ he ® rH y<> w tnife > > ou wil1 Jose time by it. A Duty to Yourselt, It is surpnslng that people will use a com . non non ’ ordinary ftn iinarv nill pill wtu when n they rhev can ean seen ^., nr re „ j , * v 4>BaWe English one for the same won - Dr Acker's English pills are a posi ti< e cure for sick-headache and ail liver trouble They \re small, sweet, easily taken md io not gripe Hammack Lucas ALLI ANCE COLUMN. DIRECTORY County Alliance. W T Fltkt, President, E. I. Anderson Vice-President, T L Chapman, Secretary. T O Gunn, Treasurer, E D Hadawat, Chaplain, E S ARDEN. Doorkeeper, County Sub-Alliances: Crawfordville, No. 1437. E I Anderson, Pres; P G Veaxey, Vice Pres; W T Flynt, Sec’ty. Regular meet¬ ing on Saturday before the first Snnday in each month, at 10 o'clock a m. Carter’s Grove, No 1297. Pres. D. K. Sanders, Vice-Pres. G. M. Poss; g^ty j q. Jackson; Tres. J. W. Sherrer; Chap- C. T. Luneeford. Lect. It. S. Dillard; Doorkeeper J. F. Sherrer, Ast. L. >1. Moss. Acree, No 1548. Pres. T. L. Bently; Vice-Pres. J. P. Sturdivant; Secty. Jno. R. Kendrick. Treas. T. O. Gunn; Chap. Benj. Stur¬ divant; Lect. J. A. Taylor; Ast. C. H. Johnson; Doorkeeper E. S. Allen. Meets Second Saturday in each month a t 3 o’clock p. m. gTThfc Secretary of each Sub-Alliance ! will please send in a list of their officers names and number. News items of interest are solicited fi om 1 every Allianceman in the county. Brush Beits Never Run Off. Tadmat. Tex., January 22, 1838. Kingsiand & Douglass Mfg. Vo., St. Louis Mo.: Gentlemen—Yours of the 17th inst. to haud. In regard to the Elliott Douglas Gin we will say it is far superior to any f? in that we ever usea. We will give a f eW points of its superiority: 1 st—It makes the best sample, and of courise sells for more than cotton ginned on any toiler gin. 2 d—It cleans the seed of all the int. 3d—It will gin wet cotton that no other gin will. It is light riming, and tlie Brush Belts never run off, and the springs for tightening same are a great convenience, also the mode of adjusting mote board. Yours respecifullv McCELVEY & CUARTH. For sale by O. M. Stone, Augusta, Ga. YOUR CHANCE. VVe have an excellent sew¬ ing machine, just from the factory of the New Home Sewing Machine Co., that we will sell very cheap. It is a three drawer machine with extension table and all the that we ordered it for a party who failed to take it. If you ly want a good machine call ear¬ at the Democrat office. Come before it is sold. It will be sold at a sacrifice. DENTAL NOTICE! • m h tl haV “ ,f 1 r ® ctice of Den with ‘«0'. me DR. G. W. STOKES It-,. * Dentist of r standing .. and , «c perience, who Will in the fu tUfe be with me during the j’ 1 ’ ^edt in every month. | We have all the MODERN APPLIANCES for doing work ’ and will guarantee first , ° class work, , promptly , done. , Very respectfully Crawfordville," AG BEA7IEY Ga. To All Whom It May Concern. " / 1 EORGIA Tai.iafeli o County: T John P. Moore as administrator of Rolmri Edge deceased, has in due form applied the lands to the belonging undersigned for leave to sell all to the estate of said deceased, and said application will l>e heard on the first Monday in Septen ber. 1889. * This 31st. day of July, 1889. Hesuy II. Flynt, Ord.. T. C. l Whom I. May Couoere. estate G'SSSSfSJiTffalfflSa of John Holmes, dec’d having or - ap plied said to me for letters of Dissmission Dorn estate and a discharge from his said trust and said application will be beard on 1st Monday in November next, This July 31st 1889. Hfxry H. Flynt, Ord. T. C. FOUTZ’S WORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS FfouTz ouTr No Hotn will die of Coue. Bers or Lc*s F» rit. if I’owdprs %re us^d in Cm«. F<Litz“« FowdprswiKmrp and fkPpYTOi HogGpotjola. Fo-ia'* Powi-rs will prsvpnt Gams if Fowls. FoauH Powrt^^ will the qnsntitr of n It Bid creum twenty per cent, and nlake the butter firm «o.r pw-a.’rrwnw.nni *«! r<*tw iw«r li.’sIwSSEw ioM •eenwi.ere. DAVID X. FOUTZ, Proprietor, BALTIMORE. K2X FOH SALF BY Hummick Lrci^ScTo.. Nwc*mv»V \S& The Chief Reason for the great suc¬ cess of Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is found in the article Itself. It is merit that wins, and the fact that Hood’s Sarsaparilla actually ac¬ complishes wliat is claimed for It, Is what has given to this medicine a popularity and sale greater than that of any other sarsapa¬ Merit Wins rilla or Wood puri¬ fier before the public. Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures Scrofula, Salt Rheum and all Humors, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Biliousness, overcomes That Tired Feeling, creates an Appetite, strength¬ ens the Nerves, builds up the Whole System Hood’s (Sarsaparilla is sold by all drug¬ gists. $1; six for $5. Prepared by C. I. Hood 4 Co., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. MACHINERY Ames Engines and Boilers, BOSS POWER PRESS, Double Screw—3,000 in use. DOCC Jp No. 2 Power Press, dbl Screw Single screw, Power Press. Bass, Down Packing, Self-tramping Press. and Labor-saving Direct Steam Press, Capacity 20 toio bales per day. HAND Power Press, double screws. Ideal One-horse Hav Press, Capacity 125 to 140 bales per day. Elliott Douglas Cottontriii Has captured the West,now offered first time in Ga. Winsltip Cotton Gin, SAW MILLS, Variable feed and friction feed. Planers, Wood Working Machinery, Shafting, Pulleys, Belting, Injectors, ( otton Sead Crushers. Hone and Cob Grinders. Sugar Mills, Cane Mills, Etc - I Deal in the best and latest improved Machinery. If you want such drop me a postal and get catalogue and test my prices, O. 5 !L STONE, Augusta, Qa, Store house near Cotton Exchange. Jul2R. GUARDIAN’S. SALE. . || vj nuer an oraenA v w.v inifT"' be sold, nary during of Greene legal county, Georgia^' will sale iiouis, on the first uesday in September 1889, at the court, house door in Greenesboro, Ga., the following property, viz. The entire share or is and interest, Julia L. Dickinson, a Minor will be entitled to by virture of the last will of Sarah Atkinson, last of Taliaferro o. Ga., deceased in a tract of land Wm. Q. Dickinson resides on (a life estate) in said Taliaferro, adjoining lands of Dean & Thompson and others described in said will, containing four hundred and fifty acres. Sold for the ben¬ efit of said Minor. Ella t>. Sanders. Guardian for said Julia L. Dickinson. Minor. SI FOR 13 WEEKS. The Sew York Illustrated News will b. “t d uSj&SFcL^“V a iS months on the receipt of One Dollar Liberal discounts allowed to agents, a , i”hi7S^ n ,S, b ‘ oS7 board. Sample copies mailed free A,1< ^ ress New Torkm^wynra, 252 Broadway, New York City. John L. Sullivan, the Terror of Fakes an< * Hippodromes, is the Sportin g Edi tor, VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY. «" d m Student, test ,ear. ThvoloffleaL -I nrolocleaL FdUtProfeMore. Professors Free hree tuition New and buildings. free tool?in Wesley lf3l MedleoL Hospital; H'jspital accommodations Fees. Jino. VeataL ______» Full Full faculty, facuit foe clinics. Fees, fce. excellent equipment, new buildin Full Course of Instruction. Fees ~itii Ek|lne«HM. Courses in Ciril. Mechanical. Mining Enetn __ WASHINGTON . _____ SEMINA 'qa BY * l sJl WiB jaHOAKm.ve _ ATLANTA bar l ^ nMWHf BBflillfifll mad CAB rvn CIDI ainu • Thorongh lellent advaut»ge«. curriculum. Ex Ba rlll hu« Alfrwlo BTSIC charge M HOOl. of tho Fall Term begini Sept. llth. Vrs.BAYLOR STEWART. -pnurciFAXa the The WOODWORK 1* AffAetiMEHtS NfWHOMf 5fWING MAfHINf C« ORANGf-MA55 6T.k0UI5.M0. | -------- FOR SALE -1 BY 0ALLAS.TEX. Titas Richards, Crawfordville. Barnes’ Worsens Foot Power Wood Machinery. Mutal. or oa •rlth^ut ne«m power, using outfits of these Machine*, can bid lower, and save ti »re money fnm their iobs, than j i Ly any .’her mean? for doing their work. Also for ladavtn •I ■‘f kw h jf Hear Trafala*. k!lh them trades boys can acquii re jour nfjmvn s before they ’gro fortlven»-«elvet*.'’ Pni-e-List Free. r. F. A J»M> K\R>F,« CfK, K tl’ofd* IB.