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AMILTON JOURNAL. PUBLISHED EVERT FRIDAY. SUBSCRIPTION $1.00 A YEAR. J. L. Dennis,. t • • • • • • Proprietor. HAMILTON, GEORGIA November i8,.................. 1887 C. R. R. R. SCHEDULE. Leave Columbus.. w M La vyyy 3 6 10 a. m J.eave Hamilton .. CN-* UJ Ln 3 8 15 a. m Arrive Greenville.. M Ln 3 9 50 a. m Leave “ OOVj 8 3 10 50 a. m Leave Hamilton .. o p 3 1 00 p. m Arrive Columbus. •* O 8 p 3 2 35 p. m Local Page. Thanksgiving Service, Services will be held at the Methedist church next Thursday morning. Let all remember it and as many as cat attend, meet there to return thanks for the mer* cies aud benefits of the past year. Iladley & Williams’ New Store, The woik on the corner store of Hadley & Williams is nearing completion. It is now receiving a new coat of paint, and already presents a very attractive appear* ance. The enteffprising owners moved their goods into it this week. Found Dead* The infant of Mr and Mrs S R Murphej wan found dead in its cradle this morn¬ ing. It has been feeble for some time, but was thought to be doing well up to yesterday and its death is as surprising as it is sudden. The parents have the sjm pa thy of many friends in their sad be* reavement. Church Festival* The ladies are discussing the propriety of having a festival at an early date for the purpose of raising funds to repair the Methodist church. Nothing definite has yet been decided upon, bnt we are quite sure if they determine to have it it will meet the approval and patronage of oar citizens. We hope they will arrive at a decision in ti ae for ns to notifv the pnb* lie in our next issue. Wanted For This Week 15,000 able bodied customers to buy Boots and Shoes at W R Bedell’s, and to induce you to come I will make you the following liberal offer : Whole stock kip hoots, double sole, long legs and solid, $2 25, and a good boot solid $1 75. Doa¬ ble sole brogans $1 25 and a good one, whole stock at $1 00. A woman’s calf shoe for $1 50, and a good one for $1 25 and $1 00. We would call especial attention to onr Gent’s oalf, seamless Congress and JBal morals at $2 99 and onr Ladie’s Kangaroo button at $2 49 and $2 00. These shoes are warranted and every pair is made to order and for retail trade. My stock of shoes is larger than ever and I would es* peoially invite my friend* and the public to an inspection of it. W. R. Bxdxll, 1130 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga. Perfect health can be assured to the baby by judiciously using Dr Bulls Bauy Syrup. Sold everywhere for 25 cents a battle. Happily Wedded, At the residence of the bride’s father, Mr G H McKee, in Ellerslie district, on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock, Mr G T Obandler, ot Juniper, and Miss Siddie McKee were joined in wedlock by Rev G E Chandler, of Selma, Ala. The attend aots were— Mr. Will McKee,of Upatoie, and Miss Annie Chandler, of Geneva; Mr. Frank Chandler, of Marietta, and Miss Mollie McKee, of Upatoie; ... Mr. r,, Rhodes , Browne, „ of Columbus, , and , Miss Hattie Brinson, of Seale,Ala; Mr. Welborn Thomas,of Columbus and Miss Willie Brinson, of Seale,Ala; Georgia Mr. Ed. Layfield, Spivey, of Chipley; Talbotton, and Miss of Mr. H. M. Thomas, of Columbus, and Miss Ella Persons, of Talbotton. The groom is a popular voung Presby • terian minister, with a well trained mind and a richly endowed intellect. He p< s* senses to an eminent degree ail those faculties of head and heart that go to make a plersant and helpful life compan¬ ion. His bride is an accomplished lady » possessed of mauy graces of mind and person. The Journal wafts them its best wishes for a long, happy and useful life together. A reception was given the wedding party at the home of the groom at Juni¬ per, Thursday night. Personal Intelligence. Several Hamiltonians had urgent busi¬ ness in Columbus Tuesday and a number went down on the morning train. As it happened to be the day of Sells Brothers’ circus they conld not avoid seeing the attractive street pageant, After witness iog the street parade some found it pos Bible to defer business to a more conve* nient season and went to the show. The train did not leave the city nntil about six o’clock, and all who desired to go had the opportunity. Sunday was a beautiful day and the oh arch goers were out in full force at the srr/£2,“ z zzrz ee tian Heroism, and his discourse was full of b«autiful thoughts sod ennobling son timenta. He made a floe impression up on his congregation, and paved the way for a warm reception not only from his own church, but the community in gen* eral. Dr T F Brewster, our honored repre¬ sentative from this county, bas formed such a strong attachment for Atlanta, he has made it his home. He was one of the best oitizens of Harris and his re* moval is a source of nniversal regret. He is one of our most esteemed friends and the Journal wishes him abundant success in his adopted home. Rev W M Hayea, who was expected to meet the officers of the several churches in the Hamilton cironit Monday and preach Monday night was prevented by sickness from keeping his appointment. We will probably have the opportunity to notify the members of the church in time for his next appointment. Our esteemed Catauls correspondent, returned last week from the Piedmont exposition. She enjoyed a delightful trip and we hope our readears will reap some of the fruits of her pleasant va¬ cation in her newsy notes to the Joub* nal Rev I P Cheney has decided to ooeupy the Murphey residence near the Baptist church, instead of the Baptist parsonage, and will move his family here as soon as he can get possession, Mr Murphey con¬ templates moving to the hotel about the first of December. The prohibition contest in Atlanta is watched with much interest. The regis tration books show the largest number of registered -voters in its history. An other victory for prohibition will be a great B victory in morality and reform. ! Thanksgiving turkies are now m de , *» ^ .... those who have them . will , be j nuan< arj better prepared to observe the day ac¬ cording to the rule. A thanksgiving din* uer without turkey is like meat without . sauce. ! Our readers will please notice that Miss : j Sue Surlea, of Chipley, offers great bar gains in Hats for the next 30 dujs. Reud her advertisement and give her a call, , Mrs C A Brooks, of Americus, nee Misa Willie Copeland, is in the city on a visit to her mother. She will remain only a few days. ! Col. J M Mobley, Hon B H Walton, Dr J W Mitchel, Mr Frank Had'ey and the editor and wife all spent Tuesday in Columbus. Capt C L Dendy has been quite sick the past few days, but we - hope be will soon again be able to appear on onr streets. Mias Maggie Cook, of Colnmbns, came | up Wednesday afternoon and is the guest 1 of her brother, Mr C H Cook. j Miss Cornelia Floyd returned Wednes- 1 day from a several days visit to Misses j Stella and Effie Mitohell of Columbus, Miss Ida Jones bas been spending the ; pa8t few day8 j n Colnmbns, the guest of ! Misses Stella and Effie Mitchell. 1 Miss Emmie Sparks returned home ! 1 Monday from Ellerslie, where she spent last week with friends. Messrs Mott and Bentley, Colambns cotton buyers, were in town Monday bny iog up the fleecy 8taple> j ' r u ar . * Hon H 0 Csm.ron spent » day or two * n Colnmbns this week, Mr Frank C Tigner, of Columbus, was in town Monday. Judge W I Hudson spent Wednesday in Colnmbus. Mr Rufus Barnes visited Columbus w edn#8d8 y. Hou B H Williams was in Columbus Wednesday* Special Notice. All persons indebted to me either for medical services or drugs are EARNESTLY REQUESTED to come up and settle promp ly by 1st of October. S G. RILEY Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, The best Salve in the world for outs, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains, corns, and all akin eruptions, and posi¬ tively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Prioe 25c per box. Notice Renters or Buyers. I will rent or sell 200 tores of land lying on the waters of Mulberry creek, e pert of M C Farley’s, (deceased) lend. Any information call on W H Luttrell or Q T Pursell, Chipley, Ga. The Verdict Unanimous. W D Suit, druggist, Bippus, Ind , tes¬ tifies: “I can recommend Electrio Bitters as the very beat remedy. Every sold has given relief in every case* man took six bottles, and was cored of rheumatism of 10 years standing.’’ Abra* ham Hare, Druggist, Bellvitle, Ohio., affrms: “The beat selling medicine I have ever handled in my 20 years expe* rience, is Electric Bitters.*’ Thousands of others have added their testimony, so that the verdict is unanimous that Elec¬ tric Bitters do core all diseases of the Liver, Kidneys, or Blood. Only a half a dollar h bottle at Coox Bros. ■ » — - A Woman’s Discovery Another wonderful discovery bas been made and that too by a lady in this conn ty. Disease fastened its clntcbes on her and for seven years she withstood its severest tests, bot her vital organs ware undermined and death seemed imminent For three mouths she corghedincessantly and Conld not sleep. She boogbt of us * boffle of Dr, Kings New Dissovery for consumption and was so much relieved on taking first dose that she slept allnigh andwitb one botjle bas been miraculously cured. Her name Mrs. Luther*Lotz. Thus write W C Hamrick and Co ,of 8bel by, N C —Get a free trial bottle at Cook’s SHAKER’SCORDIAL The wonderful remedy for All Bowel Troubles, —SUCH AS-— Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Cramp Colic, Cholera Moibus and all bowel affections,no matter of how long standing. The gem ot remedies for teething children. Pleasant to taka, cure guaranteed, and only 25 cents. Below is the verdict of those that have tried it: Dr W A Gillespie, White Sulphur Spring* Ga., says, “I know the formula of Shakers Cordial'and chaerfully endorse it. I use it with succjs* in my practice.” Oakland, Ga Dr. Thob. D. Goodwin, , bays no family should be without it. Dr. A. G Floyd. Greenville, Ga , says, It I recommend Shakers Cordial without htsit ition to any one suffering with bowel trouble as I know the formula and use same in my practne.” Dr. R. F Hall, Greenville, Ga. says, Have been prescribing Shaker’s Cordial for several years and consider it as safe and reliable remedy as can be had for any one suffering with bewel or summer Columbus, complaints Ga Dr Jno. W. Cameron. , says, “X hare never been disappointed in a single instance in prescribing takers rears.” eor\ dia 1 . and have used same several Hon. T. A. Atkinson, Greenville, Ga., says, “I recommend Shakers Cordial for all complaints lor which it is intended I have used it with happy results.” A .1 Hinton, Ordinary Meriwether Co , says,“It comes nearer being what is claim¬ ed for it than any medicine in the world. It is a splendid remedy.’ Manufactured only by JOHN JP TURNER & BRO., COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. Sold by I>r. S. G. Riley, i Cook Bros,, Hamilton, Gw, S. K« Murphey, Glass Bros., Chip ley, Gw. FRUIT TREES! I am agent for the celebrated LxCONTE NURSERIES,W.W.Thompson, Smithville, Proprietor, Ga. I will be glad to show you my specimens and to take your order for any trees or vines you need. My prices are as low as any and tbetrees are unexcelled. B C KIMBROUGH. L. L. STANFORD, Attorney at Law, Hamilton, Georgia. Will practice in all the courts of the State. Special attention given to collections farms, Also 2, money 3 and 5 to loan time, on improv at 8 J on yeais cent per annum • Come and see me.