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Comity Directory . - ■ judge Superior Court John B. Estes. Solicitor General w, A. Charters, Senator 40th Senatorial District W. J. Green Member of Legislature ’ 1 K. E. A. Hamby. Ordinary W. 8. Long. Sheriff J. R. Ritchie, clerk Superior Court, J. S.,Ramey., ; ’ Tax Receiver James O. York, Tax culletcor Joseph L. Dickerson Qounty Treasurer ’• w. E. Thompson. County Surveyor . * w. E. Jones. Coroner william Wheeler. Justice of the Peace V. C. Kerby. Notary Pnblic and Ex. Justice D. T. Duncan. County School Commissioner. ■ W. J. Neville 1 • Members Board Of Education i N. C MK Colvin Speed, of' Victoria;;!-. 1 waijt / '»rt4«UWw»'tplo ~!h* made our ofifi cull Friday lust . A number of urresls have been made by the marshall this week, but few convictions. Mr. H. M. Hopper, cf Rabnn county, was in town Saturday.— Franklin (N, C.) Press Sam Mitchell and his son, Tom, hove returned from a prosperous i rip down the country. H. M. Munday, rodman of the Dlnck Diamond surveying party, has been sick for several days. .Brown and wife, of Win- a.,spent several days among fritmda here the past week. > ■ 1 Mr. W. P. Wilson has moved to Viojoda, N. C.,and weunsterstand he is doing well. Good ' luck to J. L. Hamby had the mistortune to got, dog bitten. Fortunately the dog was not mad, but we c^ptfc say as much for Hamby, John Godin y passed throi$ M. w Swo'ford, President, W. Ji'fbWH'yesterday with Lester Queer? STHoldeT hUiWK *' B ' DUI “ rl1 Md Q- neen charged with violating $Mi UK,.— stun. Church Directory. Below aie the. appointments for the Clayton'Circuit; • CWytflii. First Sunday in each month? 11a. in.,,7.30 p. ni Wesley Chapel. 2nd and 3rd Saturday and Sunday in eacli month.11 a. in. f’ine Jit., Fourth Sat. and Sun-in each month. II a. ni. Ahtinch, First Suu. in each month, ff.30 p. is.. and Fifth .Sat. and Sun,. 11 n. in'. . All are cordially invited. Ciias. W. Curry, P. C. £ the United States rovenue law. Esq. J- E. Derrick and-J H R.1d mey , of the Flats , are tied qn the Irish potato contest- Bring yoitr potatoes along and get the premi- urn* ... D, J- Duncan, after about twq month’s stay at the Falls, returned to Clayton Mond iy evening. Mr. Duncan is always welconied greeted by iiis friends Deputy Collectors Crawford attti Bergsfi^ip cut two distilleries oa 4 « ;'T. H. Coffee 3^,' Vy,. W «inith " *81. As you wi-H see, W. A. CITf IHItECTORY. f. L, .Henson, Mayor. 'Councilman. W. c. Donaldson - T. j, Coffee J. A, Reynolds * Nm-.l nll * Vi ■.'<!. M. Oliver. Regular mauling*, first Tuesday. Musonic l-lrcitory. ' nbun up Lodge No. SU.1 V. untl A . M . • ' It E. A. ilamby, W. M. F. A. Uk-Okli y, 8. W. W, 8. Price, J w. R. 8. Sanders, Sec'ty. ^ Johu W. Oreo , Treasurer, ' John L. Hamby, 8. ii, , W. T. Yo:k, J. f . A. M. Had, Tyler. Meeting :it 10 o'clock a. m on Frldny be fore Ills full moon In oucli month. ^Pesonal - and Gleanings Bacon at Henson's. Last Tuesday was salesday. but nothing sold. ■ Silver Leaf lard at Henson’s. CoQ Hamby is in Atlanta at tending the United States court, J. C* York tells us he killed 20 squirrels off one tree. Ten pound coffee at Henson’s. All who want bargains in winter clothing come on, J. F> Earl An extra good line of groceries t Henson’s. Mrs. M. E. Davis, of Tallulah Jis, is visiting relatives in. town. ' The Board of education mot in r session here last Tuesday. Timpson Creek and in MoccasoiV Swafford raised the largest. <!****"»' They also cut down weighing 47 pounds .arid lfSfltinces. beer at three other places. A. B. Chastain ol Scaly. N. of $5 which was paid l^f.'-$w.iji|Ford as hktived ii.i the jRqbins cottage, last Tuesday by Judge Lang, to 4>n llm Valley road. “ He is here temporarily. Tlin wife ip being ireateTt'bX^ local physicians. *'■ taihie'and setilo By. the end of thismonth, all of you. I’m just obliged to have it now. I’m goingt^rdor tb sue all \yho owe me a fiye cents, Lizzie Diincan. A. J. Duncan Was in town He says he wants the stock law.or the gales polled down on the pubfitf'roads as he lias to get out , M to-day-' -If ; for troin .and sciatica know that CliamherJam’s pain balm relieved me after a number of other 'medi cines and a doctor had failed. It is the best liniment I have ever known of.—J. A. Dodgen Alpharetta,Ga. Thousands have heen cured of rheu mat ism by this remedy. One* ap plication relieves the t pain. For sale by all dealers. This is to notify any and all per sons indebted to u|4|>„)f9U-«dc not settle with us either oy npto or payment by the Istb djj# qf Oct 1899 we will put yourjuxQUnt out immediately for collecftOQ. Please bear this in inmd as WeTmdan just, exactly what wo say. ^ V ours Truly, C.E. & WpT ttnnnon. “A young man csi^felfito our store yesterday sufferii^fr<5m a se vere attack of cramp cqlj.q,” writes B, F, Hess, miller andlgeucral mer chant, Dickey’s MounfSfh. Pa, ‘•He had tried various^lomi reme dies without relief. °‘A&'TMd used Chamberlain’s colic, <3ro«¥fci and diarrhoea remedy I gave liinra dose and if soon brought hintpnt-ulright. I never saw a fellow scfc rejcnced.” Sold by all doulers. The watermelon contest.- .which has been advertised since last spring, begun July 81st jjy . J. F. Earl fringing three wrffgblng 85J, 39-J and 44J. At diffqi-ent 'dates the following entered thij contest: M. VV. Swuffoid S'Mbs.und 15oz., L. P. Wall 401bs anit^ba., AV. S. Price 89 and 42, W.. A. Swafford 401 bs and 15Joz and 15oz. Mr. J. A. Earl offeredthe-preniiiiin whom the money had been depos ited. . , The Appetite Of A. Goat' Is envied by all poor dispcplics Whose stomach and liver are out of All such should know that Dr. King’s New Life;. Pills, the Wonderful stomach anddiyer reone- dy. gives a splendid appfeftte,sound digestion digestion and V regular lie Fooled the Surgeons All doctors told'Reiiicic Ha mil ton of West Jefferson, O.. afterseuf fering 18 months fromRechiul Fis tula, he vvould die if unices a cost ly operation was performed: but he cured himself *ith five bqxes of ; - . Bucklen’s Arrtica Salve, (he Sui;etit’ * on .i I am conti;oHiig that place Pile cure on earth, and the .best' now.' »*' * salve in the world, 2£ cents a box Sold by all druggists Betty’ Creek. Dry weather. The people are all about through their fodder It hf s been demonstrted repeat* edly in every state iii the Union and in many foreign countries that Chamberlain’s Cough .remedy is a certain preventive arid cure for croup. It has become the univers- Making syrup and” going to al remedy for that dtaefase, M, V. candy pullings is the general occiii’ 'Fisher of Liberty^jft r ; Va.’only re pat ion now. Mrs. Lush Garland fell ^Sl Wed nesday and hurt.herself pretty bad. She is improving now. ” Mr. George Hopper went to Ma con, N'. C., Sunday ty see his best girl, Uncle Benny Grist is up to see us again. lie is working in the iu- ■ terest of the.Tribune. Gapt. L. M. Beavert and wife were the guests of A, A. Darnelf and family Sunday. Notice This PiejcSe. I am now needing what you aie due . me, and now ask that all persons who hinquapins are about gone but* tteindebted to me either by note or ac chestnuts will soon be are any, _ 1 Mrs. Georgia Darnell visited la- L. Long and family Sundav. Mr. Alfred Ledford is suffering a great deal from a boil. Mr, A. A. Darnell went to Clay ton Monday on business. if there 1 count come at o ;ce and make settle mentor I shall not hesitate to com mence suit. Now I think this a fair warning so govern yourselves according ly. Yourg, Having a Great sale of Chamber lains congh Remedy. Manager Martin, of the Pierson drugstore, informs us that he is having a great run on Chnmber- laiit’s Cough remedy. HeseUs five bottles of that medicine to p>nc of ariy other kind and it gives, great satisfaction. In these days'of la grippe thorn is nothing like Cham berlain’s cougli remedy to stop the' cough, heal up the sore throat ami lungs and give relief within a «'ery short time. The sales arc growing and h] 1 who try it are pleased with its prompt action.—South Chicago Daily Carriulet. Sold by all deal ers. bodily linbit that insuijiB.jyajrfect health and great energy* Qii1y-25 ot^his buggy and open seven gutesj_.pt, ail druggists- ° id tlie rain. Nfrs. Maggie Brown returned her homo, Spartan burgh, S. C-, to day after a pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs John W- Godfrey of Ten- nWd Vtllgr- The fallowing are registered at 1 : E ' L - Her S 8tlom , Bpbne Cranford . L. H. Moore, D, \Yil5. F^% Clarkesville. S.L. MtfiKTmny, Blue Ridge, FI. VV. G1 ejyoft^tsAll a n t a. H.W. Glekson, representing the . reHn^j^uiMT^dicine concern. ^of' Chnmberlaim Medicine Co. Dcs McffflWf’TRw, was here Tuesday. Hei renawed, advertising- contract for^hiff*Co.*%ith us for another year. 1 . ., v.. Mr. J.A/Swofford, after spend ing fcbCHIWabo months at Cornel>a assisting B. VjT. Grant, proprietor of ffle'Griiifnpmise. returned home Monday, ilr. Grant., has im- provedpo'gs to be.pble to look af ter fwijiuisiness personally. Lufaynttev(fatts began building a wagon twefee year ago and com- _ leton returned Monday j pleted it yesterday when Sheriff » IS day’s trip down iu R iteliie purchased it and drove into town with It last evening. If this is not correct, Mr. Watts, get after the sheriff, be is our authority. Mr. H. R, Cannon, of Talln’al: “ ” in town ' ' s a crowd of rep- in Notice of Local I.egifi’atlon. k Notice is h°reby given thAtwBill with the following title will bo the next session of the General Assentb ly of Georgia, to wit: “A mil to be en titled, an act to prevent the-flrlvltijlf ; bf cattle from any poirt south of Itiaeitidfe intrttliecountlesof Rabnn, TowiiSj JJn- ion in said state to prescribe penalties fpt violating the same and for ofHer pur poses.” # At.:.' W.J (• reeii,Senator -toth Dist, tbao- . . Notice is hereby given that a tax of (Ivaiepths of one per cent is levied im ah the taxable mjoperty Within tbe ii)(per e limits mthe town of Clavtop, f ; ib.« to P*y t lie expenses and inf* * ness of said town for tlie year 1 tfiftCthe final date of pay me taxes closes on t be,25t h day of aiid that executions be issued deliilf|uent tax payers immediately after said date. By order of tlie town counoUL in regular meeting. This Sept. 25ttr 1809. J, Ii. Henson, Mawar« A w,i»r„ J. A. Reynolds. ”-S Clerk of Council. ... a- THRirCHilDRlNlfpEO Lust Buturdny night about 10 o' clock three children wepq^burned to death near Tallulah jjojige Fun Scett f the mother of tips, children , left the home about. 8 o clock to at tend n dance at the lodge and left her little.children,, aged from five to ten, fastened in the house alone, w.ien the house caught on tire, or set as some think, aiid the children A Life And Death Fight. Mr. VV A, Hines of Manchester, In-, writing of his almost mirnctr lous escape from death, says; ‘Ex posure after measles induced seri ous lung trouble, which ended in Consumption; I had frequent hemorrhages and coughed night and day. All my doctors said I must soon die- Th°n I began to use Dr King’s new discovery for consump tion, which completely cured ine, I would not be without it. even if it cost $5,00 a bottle. Hundreds have used it on my recommenda tion and all say it never fails to cure throat, chest and lung trou bles. ” Regular size 50c and $1.00 Trial bottles free at all druggists. I am tired of accounts. I now want money, notes or fi fas. Settle by the 15th and your name will not be caljed at the white oak nor will your dog try to bite the bailiff. If you mean to pay me without be- irg sued don’t fail to settle by that time. I want all that are good to settle by the 16th. Yours, very truly, W R. L. Ritchie. Notice • Is hereby given that I do not want any shooting, * hunting or srnit.gathering doBt^qn my lands, or tresspassing ih'any way on my premises, ndr. pn Lafayerte Wall’s fa.rm and premise's,"at; or near Liny SlcW. Dover. - peats what has been said around the globe when he writes: “I have psed Chamberlain’s Cough remedy in my family for several years and always with perfect success. We believe that it is not only the best cough remedy, but that it is a sure cure for croup. It. hae saved the Jives of our children a number of times.” This remedy is for,#aleby ■^1 dealers. Se J. L Hamby The fourth Quarterly Conference for the Rabun mission charge will bo held at Ivy Hill on Thursday Oct. 26th, All are cordially invi ted. The members of the Quar terly Conference will be expected to attend without fail. ■ ■ J • J, W. Hughes P.C. need not lose flesh in summer $ 5 if you use the proper means | 9 to prevent it You think i 1 you can’t take SCQTfS | g EMULSION in hot weather, $ 2 f>ut you can take it and di- f f Rest it as well in summer as 2 J ip winter. It is not like the £ plain cod-iiver oil, which is 2 difficult to take at. Any time. 9 If you are losing flesh, | you are losing ground and j g you need | f Scott’s Emulsion j | and must have it to keep up jj J your flesh-and strength, if i 9 you have been taking ii arid 2 * prospering on it, don r t fail to 3 continue until You are thor- ^ oughly strong and well. 4 50c. and $1.00, all drufftata. | J SCOTT & BOWNE, Cliemiatt, Naw York. 3 9’Mra>'9-M‘.'mv> >*»■ '<*+>1*+?** SCROFULA thlo blood, wXMric lungs and paloncso. You bavo than In hot weather as wall as In cold- ; SCOTT’S EMULSION cures Last Warnipg. AlFjndcLted to us in any-wa whoxiil to settle with VV. R. I Ritchie by the I5th after that - ca settle with the officer. ,jYours respectfully, s., Mozely A Ritchie. ^ Glorious News Comes from Dr. D. B, Cargih of„W«iWta, I. T. He write* “Four<S)ottlo8 of ElectHc Bitter has cured Mrs, lirew-jr.Jj scrofula which had causod her gre$t auffei ing for years. Terriblaso^es wool broax out on her head and face.ahi the bert doctors coifld give no h ‘ but her cure is complete and health is excellent.*’ This ah« what thousands have proved- Electric Bitter* is the best,blood j rifier known. It’s th* *uj remedy lor eczema, titter, rheum, ulcers, boil* f*® 1 " * sores. 1$ stimulates