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. mm £ Countj Directory jtujge Superior Conrt Jobs B. Kates. Solicitor Goa anil *r. A.ChsrUrt, r . t , .14 iW -iiwmvMk Saastorlsl Diet**,- W., J. Omen fttmkm of Ugblaton Jlli A. RambT. Ordinary W.S.’fcosg; 8b j. B. Mekii. 'm est.ljiir wpb L. Dkkarao, CFounty Tmnnr w. It. .IW-.pao*. County iyW}* nr, B. JOnea. nWlu Wheatar. , IlMlea of the Peace V.C.Hterby. golsay JhAUeiadXx.Joatle* U. ti Duncan. . Caonty Pcbeoi Conun laslooer. w.J. Iraciua" Mem hare Board Of Education w Swafford. President, W. J. Orson, Cieaao Blalock, 2. B Dillard and r. O.ftotdcn. (lUCRCII Diiikctoky. m are the appointment? for the erdrcnlt: First 8unday in each mouth Ha.*.. 7Jtlp.ni WeskjrlChapel, Ind and 8rd Saturday id Sunday in each month.11 a. jn.v PlnsMt., Fourth 8*1,. and Sun.in each I, It a. v. 10. ia each month, Fifth .Sat. and Sun,, 1) IBs Allan eomially invited. tillAH. IT. CuitKV. P. C. CITS' DIRECTORY. J. JU Benton, Mayor, rounellmen. W. C, Donaldimn T. I, Coffee t. A. Keynolila ■Mnr.linll O. M. Ollner. >MUtrsMiar», first Tuesday, I, •rile Directory. tiapkodjreNo.aoaF.andA.M. % A *A. Hamby, W.ft. Ft A. Bleckley; g, W. w» 8,-rrioc, J v. . BL .8,■ Canders, Soc’ty. dhbtt Ml Oresn. Treasurer, Am h, H%o*bf, s. n. Mi T. York, J, JO. 4. *. rail. Tyler, atayo o’clock a. fa-on Friday bo- Nb HU mooa in oouh tnontb. Misties Kate Bell and Currie Keith, of Walhalla are the guests of Miss Blanche Wall. W. C. Donaldson is absent from home maxing some improvements on Wiflie Watts’ mill machinery. The Happiness ot our lives is made of little courtesies, little kindnesses, pleasant words, and genial smiles, T h e past few weeks have been unusually fine for saving hay and fodder and our farmers have made good use of the time. J. RS^ Hitohie'wrill carry passen gers to and from Tallulah Falls, Rates Will furnish hack upon one day’s notice. Mail schedule. Mr.If, B.Carter, who has been mentally derange and confined in the asylum at Millidgeville for some .(Jine, came home Tuesday very much improved. Uncle.Henry winters says he has made a new discovery in the way of horqats. He says he found a nest of the regular hornet in size .but they are yellow, Mr. ana Mrs. W. T. York, of the Valley,jjhsve at their beautiful home a number of boarders from Hartwell, Ga. They will remain urtil (lie approach of winter The Black Diamond surveyors are in camp atM.V, Beck’s, bn Warwomanj und within the next week they will be camped near town. Cupt. Kirk will be in Clay ton SutufSay. Mr, S. {►i^Whitmirc has return ed from a trip to Ashville N. Q., and other points where he ha9 been in interesf^’dis mica mine. He reports i^jngs.lute IV there and says the only thing that sells *et high prices is ,mi<|u, G B. Docking, aged- 24* years, died at Tallulah Fulls, on tfie 15tli, inst. at 1*1.6Q o’clock. He leaves a wife and a large number of rela tives to mourn his depart ure. The tuneral services were conducted by Rev. Julius McGatli, SenaM^WT f. Green is spending this wecl^wf Athens us a member of the special committee appointed by theDe^itrlalure at its last session- ** : Vt'. ^ ■ , .. lal Gleanings -V - • in not) j»d€ tf* Anderson to investigate *Yfie affairs of t lie North Eastern Railroad. He is not expected home till Monday next. 1-Ion. ril “[fr iitfi HnBB of Toccoa. and Mis3 Mattie Biles, of Clafkes- ville and associate editor of the ClarkesvilRr Advertiser, und T. F, Green, of Athens, have been the guests of t$M«WRli House since Sat urday last, -Charlie und Miss Volcanic Ernptiona Are grand, but Sirin Eruptions rob life of joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures them; also old, running and fever sores, ulcers, boiU, felons corns, warts, cuts, bruises, burns, scalds, chapped hands and chil blains. Best Pile cure on earth. Drives out pain and aches. Only 25 cts a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by all druggists. W. V. Garret is about done wav ing the paint brush on the court house and jail. Last week we announced that Rev. W. A. Simmons would preach at the Methodist church at 7 o’clocx and at that hour the church was 'filled with people from town and country. Rev. Simmons’ theme was: ‘‘Men reap whutthey sow,’’ We have it authentically that there are three children in Chech- ero district who bear the following somewhat rain-bow names Williiam Eugene Thomas An drew Augustus Bains Lafayette Russley Carver. ■ - • Martha Arminda Manda Sarah Mariah Malindn -Lucinda Lizzie- beth Carver. Mary Nancy Savannah Lucreas- a Rosanna Jeneila Corretta Carv- er. His Life Was Saved Mr. J. E. Lilly, a prominent cit izen of Hannibal, Mo,, lately had a wonderful deliverance from a frightful death. In telling of it he says: ‘ ‘I was taken with Typhoid fever, that rah r into Pneuihonia. My lungs became hardened I so weak I couldn’t eyen sit up-'in- bed. Nothing helped me. I qx-- pected to soon die of Cot\sumptfqijr, when I heard of Dr. King's v Ne)tt Discovery. One bottle gave ref ref, I continued to' use it, aiM now I am well and strung. I c&nH say too much in its pruise.” This marvellous medicine is the surest and quickest cure in the world tor all Ihrent nnd lung |^>uble. Reg ular sizes ’50 cents and $1.00, Trial bottles free all Drug Stores; every bottle guaranteed. It affords us much pleasure to talk of people’s success in all le gitimate and honorable pursuits, but it is a perplexing problem some times to do things justice. So it >9 when we undertake to describe what we saw last Monday morn ing. We had started to our office and met Mr. J. F. Eairl and he told Us Mr. L. N. Robins was coming over with his mowing machine and he invited us to go. with him to his pet four acre tract and see ths ma lt C. T. A, Column. Matttie f«$jj kindly, towards old chine cut his feed, which is a mix Rabun. MKun'ir r«,. a onc titettureof peas, sorgHum and corn, Rabun, among other reasons tHfc county woftiamea for one of their ancestors.^ Now to describe the immensity of the forage is something we are un- I csMidiofiiiciif iotrs crovyd—’ «week. " T > -. r r» fV A. Simmons will preach iist chn.ch tonight. A. Bleckley attended B Lodge h«r<t Hist FVi ThiB is tonSTlfy all parties in in- t * ble to do « But V (U can imagine i. .1 A. S. I • t ■ ■ • 111 not it SCI iiiUak «rA IaII ..Aat t jM*ere wiH be an act in- at the next sitting of the wagon* are begin- down tbo country T <• • * ]i •; i fMOnded Supi»- Glarkesville last terest that troduced a L°gisl atu re,.entitled an act to reg- dfitte and maintain the price of corn in Rabptr eouuty at one dollar per bushel tbe yjjar.around and for otlier purposes: **';*. pu»- ■ -h L. Hamby, Chief promoter. I have in range the following cal- what it is when we tell you. that when you ride into the field tin horse back you aye hid from view it is so tall aud it is so thick you Can get through by difficulty. Mi*. Robins suid he had been in many thickets but this four acre tract capped the staek. A number of suggestions were made as to what disposition could be ma4e of it af ter he had out it. among them Mr. tie, and whan last seen was onlr, u . . . _ ", the Rajney^mountains on Cheche- to.cover the field ro; One muly. steer, one brindle r chinqnapins and familv,", of Mr. and muly steer, and one white frosty u 111 l r colored steer, horned- all tnarxed Vo will puv cash forj^ , mooth ?roR8 . , Addfe88f f D. M, Gieeu , Rabun Gap. '*• :W ' We see from our exchanges that candidates for the various county officers are in the field* we think it is quite early for announcements, as the general election is about a r frora now. but if anyone wants lor office in Rabun MT' would be about the thing to do.’ This forage has grown since gath ering r- heavy crop of rye this seas on and this rye was sown last fall, on the heavy deposit of sediment left by the freshets, and at that time there was a heavy Crop of peas bunded in this sediment. TO THE TEACHERS. I am glad of this opportunity. If I can not have the pleasure of meeting the teachers of Rabun county face to face, I can have the opportunity to exchange ideas on methods of teaching, through a column of our kind editor’s paper. This, is written especially to our brother and sister teachers who have not visited or joined The Teachers’ Association, which is proving n success. I would have been very glad if every teacher of Rabun county had been present at our last meeting. Had you, no doubt, you would have treasured up some good ideas on teaching for future use, ex plained by Prof, VV. T. Daniel and other accomplished teachers, j was greatly benefited. I put some of the new methods I learned into practice and I am much pleased of »uch rich jewels by which to excite more interest in my school-room. What is the use of teachers meet ing? It inspires us with profession ul enthusiasm, kids us to get a clearer insight into the scientific side of education, and to penetrate more deeply into the spirit of teach ing. Experience has proved that the best way for the attainment of these objects.-4s to be found in holding general meetings. The monthly teachers’ meeting has become an established feature in all educational systems which are under the leadership of pro gressive eduoators. It seems, pro temporo, most difficult to interest a great many teachers. We should try and maxe our meetings productive of the richest results. WeriowHiave the oppor tunity if we will only accept it, nnd I believe we have with us teachers of wisdom and experience; they will help you if yon will come and hear them. We often need encour agement, especially when wo are teachingalope, in our violated dis tricts, surrounded by obstacles and discouragements, weighed down by cure and finding, pone to sympa thize with us, We feel almost ready to abandon our most worthy pro fession. At this moment what shall we younger teachers do to be tenewed in out seemly dreaded work? Visit the Teachers’Associ ation aud we will be strengthened by our elder brothers. We will then return to otir school with Hew vigor for our daily work, and more cheerfully, feeling that we have noble brotherhoods of kindred spir its laboring iu tbe same field. No doubt we all want to be pro gressive teachers, and to be so we must try to *‘parj passu” with tbe leading educators. We may have good methods of teaching we have learned from some authors, but we want the improved method of teaching if there be any, and by at tending the teachers’ meeting, we will soon learn whether they have any better way of teaohing than we have. 1 trust as we scan the broad finds of education which at early dawn we bang each bladA of grass with gems, but not leave the fields, oh so soon, alLparched and dry when the sun’s burning heat is poured upon (hem, but let us enrich our hearts with the truest incentives of edu cation. Texie York, 019HCKR The farmers in this section us moving lively just ndw saving their fodder. George Dock ins died suddenly at Tallulah last Fridav night. He leaves a wife, relatives and friends to mourn his loss. Dr. Green has gone to Athens on business. Ray Cannon, from Clayton vis ited Tom and Leon Bleckley last week. ( Marven Turepu and wife went to Camp creek to church last Sun day. Prof. Nin Ramey aud Jobnnie Jenkins have formed a copartner ship and selling mountain product in Athens. Mr, ;F, A. Bleckley and wife spent Saturday,night with their son , J. E. Bleckley, at this place. Dud Dockins has been iu this community horse trading. Bart Stonecypher and wife visit ed relatives at Turnerville last week. Jesse W. Green was in our midst a few days ago looking after his farm. The poeple in this section are elated over the extension of the railroad from Tallulah Falls to Clayton. Notice This Please. » I am now needing what yon are due me: and now ask that all persons Mho ateindebted to me either hy note Uuurk'a Nerve. Was the result of hig spleudid health. Indomitable will and tre mendous energy . are not found — __ w 8 .. ... ... where stomeeb f Liver, Kidneys and nap and will not make the exgend- Persimmon The health of our community is not so good at present, it seems to be a throat trouble generally. Miss Nora Justus is having seri ous time with her throat. C. J. Crunkleton is improving some. The protracted meeting is still going on at Boillug Springs, M. B, York came up from Cor nelia Saturday and carried Miss Thitte York h$CK With film Sunday SIM will fill a position as teacher in the Cornelia Institute for awhile when she will return home and take charge of .her ^school at Crow Roads. For the past week L .P, Coleman has been sowing wheat, and be is getting a fine chance in jthe ground. Mr. Bd Powell and wife, ot the- Valley, were the guests of T. M, Justus Sunday. , It is said that if a man has faith as to a grain of mustard he can re move mountains. I don’t suppose a girl would have to have as much to move a Hill from Habersham to Rubun. C. C.York and wife attended the quarterly meeting at Bethel last week. Mrs, York staid over until Monday. No Right To Ugliness. The woman who is lovely in face, form and temper will always have friennds, but one wbo would be attractive must keep her health. If she is weak, sickly and all run down, she will be nervous and irrit able . II she has constipation or kidney trouble, ber impure blood will cause pimples, blotches, skin eruptions and a wretched complex, iop, Electric .Bitters is the best medicine in tpe world to regulate stomach, liver and kidneys and to purity the blood. It gives strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth, velvet y skips, rich complexion. It will make a good looking woman of a run-down invalid. Only 5O cents at all drug stores. If yon want a map of your coun ty let us know. Quite a number has spoken to ns Tor one alr^adv Borne do not understand tbe terms and will say that the map will be given you Jas a premium to the Tribune. It will be quite an ex pense to us. to get an electro of the Bowels are out of order. If you these qualities and the success Ig's New, ifure if a certain number Will not agree to pay fort!