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CHIPLEY CHIPS. It rains incessantly. JVlr. R. A. White is yet ill. We trust K condition will improve rapidly. Miss Burke, of LaGrange, is visit ing her brother, Mr. R. L. Burkes, of this city. Prof. W. O. Johnson is visiting his ‘father at Sal;m, Ala. He will re turn in a few days. Mr. John Pearce is spending some time in Stinson, in charge of the tel¬ egraph office at that place. The little son of Rev. W. T. Bell was badly but not seriously burned Wednesday evening by falling into the fire-place. Thanks are due Mr. Walter Frank¬ lin for a magnificent entertainment given to the happy people of Chipley Tuesday evening at his home a few miles from town. Tbe universal admirers of Rev. W. T. Bell are highly joyous over the return of him to the Whitesville cir cuit. We wish him a merry Christ mas and a prosperous New Year. We are proud to know thac our prosperity as a town is greater than it has ever been since Chipley was born in the forests which have been cleared away. Although times are hard our progress is rapid and sub stantial.^ We acknowledge in our error sta that^the Christmas tree would be at^ e Baptist church. Both Sunday school^ will meet next Sunday to de cide a convenient place.. The acad¬ emy is spoken of, but either chuich ■w-mld serve the occasion better as the short benches in the academy are fastened to the floor and cannot be removed, consequently only few coulu be seated. We must ha T, e a tree. It will mingle good feeline all around. Holiday goods at Glass Bros. Re member they have the most exien sive and tasty line from which you may select. Those who called last week were highly pleased with our daisy stock. An inspection is solic ited. No trouble to show goods. We want you to see them before the holidays and then we are sure we will sell. Remember Glass Bros. only, Best writing paper at Glass Bros. 5 cents quire. Catania Chat. Miss Pattie McGregor is visiting friends in Columbus. Mr. John Thomaston is making preparations for Santa Claus for his wee son. Mr. Summers Spear came home last week on a short visit to his mother. Mrs. YValter Williams was confined to her room a&i week with a severe bilious attack. Little Miss Lucile Williams is the belle of our town. She is a little beauty and so fascinating. Christmas is most here. Who is it is preparing that handsome pres ent for me ? The question is open for discussion Miss Georgia Stringfeller has gone to Chattahoochee county on a visit to relatives. Her exit has caused more than one sad heart. Mrs. James H. Worrill, of Talbot ton, is visiting her father, Judge J. J. W. Biggers. Mrs. Biggers is her daughter, Mrs. Howark Key, Cuthbert. Rev. I. P. Cheney and Dr. J. Mitchell, of Hamilton, paid community a visit Wednesday, on a hunting occasion, and were guests of Mr. T. H. Lynch. Dr. T. F. Brewster was at home a few days last week. He will be the 20th to close out his here and Mrs. Brewster will return Atlanta with him to make it home. One of our noted farmers ed a tenant with a mule and 7 and realized the big profit of hundred pounds of seed cotton and two busnels and a half of corn. such farming as that continues country will soon be overrun with emigrants. I think our town will be well sup plied with chickens another year, as twb citizens are going largely into the poultry business. They certain expect to have some sport too, as I see several fine game roosters on streets, that keep their owner; driving them home to keep down fight. I know a lady who was so alarmed when she heard of the robbery in in Hamilton that she insisted her husband should bolt and the house the following night. He laughed at the idea, saying he had but a dime in the world. ‘‘O,” she replied, “they might murder us they failed to find money.” Your correspondent, in company with Mrs. M. R. Brewster, spent a very pleasant day with Mrs. J. J. W. Biggers last week. Judge B. and his lady are noted for their hospitality and they entertain more company than any other family in the county. Everything around their home indi cates thrift. , 1 saw a , nog in . a pen that would weigh four hundred pounds that is not yet two years old. It is the Poland China stock. Mrs. Big gers has a two horse wagon load of turnips Stored , in . , her flower pit . for winter use, besides an acre ^or more that have not been gathered. The garden is full of winter cabbage ® ’ and I wondered , . if that big hog would - season all those turnips and cab- • bages. atny jMml x . ntlon , Miss Berta Dozier is visiting in Columbus to day. Mrs. A. B. Copeland is shopping in Columbus to-day. •Is the winter to pass without a single wedding in Hamilton ? The weather looks as if it too was ? eU ’ n » reJ( ty ^ hristmas. vv ill it snow ? I he clouds look that May, al hough the weather bu reau says it will be fair. The exercises of the West Georgia A. & M. College, for the fall term closed last week. Prof. Dozier left Monday on a trip to middle Georgia, but will return in time to open the exircises of the institution early in January. Sunday school scholars pronounce the lesion papers in the Journal very fine. After this week the Jour¬ nal will be mailed here every Friday morning so that every reader in the county will get it in time to use these papers in studying his lesson. n Brief and to the Point. Dyspepsia is dreadful. Disordered j liver is misery. Indigestion is a foe o good nature. l The human digestive apparatus is one of the most complicated and wonderful things in existence. It is easily put out of order. , Greasy food,tough food,sloppy food bad cookery, mental worry, late hours, egular habits, an d may other things which ought not to be, have made the American people a nation of dispepsia. But Green’s August Flower has done a wonderful work in leforming this sad business and making the Ameri can people so healthy that they gcao enjoy their meals and be hippy, Rcmem ber:~No happiness without health. But Green’s August Flower brings health and happiness to the dyspeptic. Ask your druggist for a bottle. Seventy-five cents, ! The finest line of Toilet Soaps ever exhibited in Hamilton just re¬ ceived at the Drug Store. tf *• Use Lai in lor for iheditdreNS and discomfort resulting from indigestion and be at once relieved. This wonderful remedy is sold by all druggists. Dr Bulls Cough Hyrup takes the lead of all couph preparations on our shelves.— Car¬ penter & Palmer, Jamestown, N. Y. I heart! 1\ r. commend Salvation Oil foi neuialgia. for it acts 'ike a charm, J. S. K™,"* ““ 1den ™ 205 A Positive Gentleman. Which in the m -«t positive geetleman Cer-tnin Taylor’* Cher<»kee Remedy of Sweet Guui uud Mullein is certain to tuu . oughs, colds an 1 croup. It is pleat-ant !inf - effective, The common mistake in dealing with ma aria la to treat symptoms. The poi-ain may be in the »y*tem in large amount without chiba and fever. J he evidence of its presence may be disordered liver, or stomach, or both, with headache,backache Ac To get rid of all the trouble at once tuba a few do.-es of Sballenbergers Ants dote for Malaria- It cures all the svmp toms by destroying the cauae. Sold by druggist. Like Fainting Ladle*. Why nr»* g od resolnti >ns like fainting ladies? Thnev should be caiped out. and parent* should not ft rget the nsolutio. s that would never sufhrr »Stern m U- without th f tough and croup cure, r luylo*’j* Cher okee R imyjv ol Sweet Gum a d Mul et».. [f ? t«i w to !uv< iu >ri*v in von foot wear an I nt the -*uih ruu i e hsh boors und ftioa-, oal >if t. e so^ri of he 'og Bb' ok 'teur, C t'uuibn , Ga , and bnv from fl J Ed”*. Notice to Debtors* & Creditors. pEORGIA—HARRIS Yj indebted to the estate of COUNTY.—All Seaborn Meadows, per.-ons de¬ ceased, ike late of said county, are hereby required to m immediate p lyment, and all persons having claims against said estate will present them within the terms of the law. Dec. 16 h, 1887. __ JESSE M h A DOWS , Adm’r, ft! ARV CLOUS HlCiS ( E00KS«M1LU0N Complete and Other U arks, by Itinuuii Author*, Aln*o>«t Cilrten A way. the following book* am published goad in ucat pnnii.ttUH. itntu, and nil They arc printed from type wimhi jev-.mi paper. treat of * grefti variety i*t naultii; mhivcia, and ft u.n s to one can raantioc th>> Hat »•tbeu*. Ui*rOu iuauy that he or 'be would like to u olotb-Uiuu't fttriit them eo*t {i 1.00 eaeli. Bash book la complete iri iurlf t. '1 hi- VV blow liotutt i Hjiniv Ibie t> Ike took ever which your grandmother* lauiMtl liti they tried, *m«J It h at t* funny to-rtay a« It rvi r *u. ■!. aetlnjc inter liarado. Evening ‘labUauS. tteerri.tlwms t'axtlte. alargcrol Ct (e.t 1 of ( libii it, etc., ft t » ctal gm'.irrlngs, Uavk private Old thtatrical*, Home. an* rT*alr t |.i at ! »n . ». 10 the A ISotci, br Cedi |..v> mUur ot ••HutJen * IUnincnf-», ItveiUttluwa and It eat' tt »«, ft antt ciH.ice aoHv bticn tor aehoo: cxt ibiUvu. ana pol>!h ■ . . pi hate >i.tt ft -Uni nen n. t. The letter IV rltci f»r I aUi*' and <;>■■ tinvfi, .1 .-eniiH; iitr to e»r»#aj at 1vt» • u>l ecuvnt. 1»>r ibe t tutltiu.* of b ttaf# of ev,et t I«uuniet«l'te totm* ia,>l eva/.ij lo. C. The Jt'rcae n f), t|. A l'\ t\ ilka* l« a*. author t*l " ‘In* W t mutt In V. Htc," ote 1 Ited latrt l tuin. I v ;iov*t. I j Jli* In tu f TVtoxt, audinf Ol " I.H.l j nite.'' ae. 8. The 1 ««■? nfllie t nlc. 1 y Hr WatierSwu. * The I.atly el ih* i oV*i' !** • »if*e. and ef all the woiaa v<f huott, none 11 mete (hi etilu. tbau thi». Dora V. In Thorne." ( upW* Set. A >otd. By th* author of “ . 10. 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I*, i'anejr W ork far l*>«nte Ad orument, an •utliety nr tewm* iht. aubi«o. -^oiitaibtiig aaay and prat lu-triu tion* for 11 a*ln| lancy ba.-kat.,wail (toaketa.nraeket*. llluatrated. needle work, •inl.ruider), tic., tic., profa.aly and *lenantiv fliteat 1». (irlmm'e Fa>ry fctorlro putdinbed. for (be Yeuag. The the etdlf.aluit of fai'T etorire cuili’reu are ili-tial kftu<nnl ied with ihani, an. iiolit.ni of IdigHtl'.c for retdliig, I i«dtt* and firaiktrot, a guide to v end r «» I giv teg the 1 ufe* ef tnoiiein erltineite tut all t>eraal"»i» II. I'oi-tnl kne«lrdg| f>«r ftte ’'dllllon, i» b-ndy book »f ti.afUi liih in etlmi for all, iq»m Him y end thiioua *l|l>l»Ct«. * Sf. '1’he Ilt>ne (> 1)1 Brioli end Fnn>lly l*l> r al* Olnu, hint, eoiiit.ii.lit, lailldltde o' e*.- I!> ot t |M»( In* ri > l*» h ». ♦( to ho«reket {>*r», i!«e telliug boa M> CUIV Hu W IkrlAU lV ailment,. !•> *>n.|w l •.! * ren.odfi', Id, lliihiterluU Curtuuild 1 ar Away I r.nda.a very Inieie.tln* and Inatructlre Iwuik of travcla. dt.-enhiue the peculiar life, hat.lta, mai nera and cuatouis of the | eoj.ie • f foiel/u oountrlea, V 14. oide H? of all Popular the o d ai Itulirida. U new Bama alt* as ahect attMiv. §• , **. IA. d'allt-d lltul. A hovtl By IP'gh Conway. W At Ike V( orld'a Mmy, A Xurrl, By Florence V. aidcn. author ot " ’The |lou»e on the Marsh,*’ etc. T7. Mildred TrevntiloR. A Novel. By"Th* Paeh •*».” author of " Matty liawu."ste. 18 Park Huy a. A hotel. By the author ot ”Cah< t Book." • 3d. Filed,tev* on th.. knetr. A Morel. By B. L. Far Won. author of " Bread and-Cbtraatt-and-bleace," stc Id. l.rolifie. A ho'ei By Mary Cecil Bay, author of “ Brenda Vi.tit*.'* 31. (enbrlfl’s Vnrrimgr. A Noref By Wilkie ColHne, author of '• ho Naine," etr, Cet.il S3- Itrit)>lni( Far (Ire of VV hlrlwlfid. Money," A Norel. By Mary Day, am "Ole Middleton's stc. >3. lltidlry Carlror. A Noesl. By Mias M. K. Brad don, an.noi • f "l ad. knolsy's Beeret,*' ate. 34. A Cioldtn lle«a. A Noeel. By tha aotior ef '•Ucrs Thorns.*' »t«. 36 . Valrrl-'’t fate. A Noeel. ryMrs.AleaaBdar.au> Uior of “ 1 he W ootnf U't," tie. Ml Plater Hoar. A Fotal By Wilkie Cellioa. author ot II.e Women In FMii," ata 37. Anne. A hor»l. By Mr*. Hanry Weed, author ef *• » eat I j in. a." 38 The I.nitre! Rash. A Need By Mias Muleefe, sumer of "Jehu f,e!itm . t.antlemaa,' tie. >9 ffohfa inn f'rBtoe. A ihriiHr,* narrative by Penial Fir For, '1 ten dun i»» aorenttnaoui a uiutaway Id the Homtb PaciQr ii-rtu Ah. Ii«iw t Itnke Poultry Pay. A practifa! and Inruueute nariaa ot artlrlr* by Mr I*, ii Aaeoha, Bunltry Kdiu.r nt ■The Farui and Garde*.’’ I’i k*.; IHe*frated. 41. BarlarMagle Mil » bniilral Fiyrrlminta,* book wliirb bfll* bo* to perfoim hnudred.t ol amusing trick# iu marie and Inctruotil* riiterimaotA wrvh "fmple ageute. 47 . gieistu of the I’ei f A. eon*aliifn#‘charn tlone from Tenn-aou, I,onc't lo w, Wh.ttler, Cyreu. feheliey . U »>>r*, hr stit, ni,d ‘ovur uthtn-t. * * A*. Jiuiltlli.pc Pinna for PrasMrn), lerr-mt llnrara. A f/ ’ •' *»rtutu.n ffeai ?•: ; * 'ai.a of Bight motHra hou-ee. ran tic* in pri a Irotu to f*500. Illustrated. 41. Anecdote* of Pobtle Men - Warhlngn u. Frank lit. Wciivter, t ley. Tiitkru, LtreuiQ ^ertt. Grant, Car held. Miedatene. Butler, flaneeek, l.ee. e».| ai! the leasllng meu ef the cmtr.ry Cbildu 45. JRm op‘a Fehfre. The work nt a>. ancient genius. n Here rtr,. m..m kit crsiuint, -ail jtuan people foetc them erwy or it uxtQrAi.Ki) nwvEn. W* itav%itrf-ivnged wi;>» tii« vtbobe pahltBli^r*of forty-five th‘’»ry books to Uruisii the with one t » o>ir p tper for only fl.7o; or we vv ill « r.i*. nit y five forS cts.. or the who|»* fortv-flv#» for f'.’iP. Act dr all orders to p«L*i«L**r »»» “THE JOVRJk ML. ’ l. A*