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The firm of AVERETT & LAY FIELD having this day sold out their entire stock of Merchandise, Notes, Mort
gages Account*, &c., to FLOURNOY & ALLEN, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
April 1888. L. C. AVERETT.
2, U. H. LAYFIELD.
Having associated Mr. Averett,late member of the firm of Averett & Lay field, with us under the firm name and style
of FLOURNOY ALLEN & AVERETT, the new firm assuming all liabilities of the late farm of Averett &
Lavfield; and all claims due the firm of Averett & Layfield must be paid to the firm ofFiournoy^Allen & A vp^t.
‘ April 2, 1888. FLOURNOY & ALLEN.
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April 13,...................... 18S8
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Local Page.
For Other Local Matter see Second Page
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Ou The Increase.
Up to date about three car loads
of fertilizers more have been received
here than were received here last
year. The demand is still good and
all that our guano dealers can get is
hauled out as it is unloaded from the
cars.
IVklteiivilleN Delegut.es.
meeting held Saturday
U imesville Grai elected the fol
lowing delegates to meet other del
egates from other granges in the
county on the first Tuesday in May
to organize a county Grange and to
arrange for a county fair: J. H.
Booker, Master, W. N. Maddox,
Reuben Patillo, M. B. Kimbrough,
George Davis, and Misses K. T.
Hadley, Emma Maddox and Sallie
Kimbrough.
Secretaries of other granges will
confer a favor by sending us lists of
their delegates.
A Large Kgg.
Dr. Crawford, of Shiloh, exhibited
to us 'Tuesday last an hen egg weigh¬
ing four ounces. The average size
egg weighs about ten to the pound
and the large size about eight to the
pound so that the extraordinary size
of this egg shown us is about the
average size of those laid by the hen
that laid it. She is common stock.
A pullet of which she is the mother,
lays an egg nearly as large. If the
breed can be established it will be a
valuable addition to the poultry
world.
A Proud Woman’s Airs#
Why is a proud woman like a music
box? She is ufll of airs, And if they
blow ou her, cough and cold u ust follow.
Do not negleot a cold, but take Taylors
Gharokee Remedy of Sweet Gnui >md
Mullein.
Local ami Personal.
This has been a very busy week
with the candidates.
Dr. L. F. McLaughlin, of Pine
Knot Springs, was in the city Tues
day .
Rev. S. Maxwell, of Talbot,
gamzed a very healthy farmers alii
ance last Tuesday.
The Journal had a plesant call
\ir_ Wednesday J <.c; 1 <iii irom Hon. Hnn Joe Iap TVrrvdl lerrell,
.V- the popular ranr»c»ntiti,;r, representative Ot Men
vveiher county.
Hon. T. A. Atkinson, of Green
viUe, who is a candidate for Solici
tor General of tne Coweta circuit,
was in the city I uesday.
Judge J. F. C. Williams was
among the happiest men in town
Tuesday. There’s another weighty
reason whv he should be re-elected
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this fall. It’s a twelve pound boj.
Barbrey & Jarvis, at the new furni
ture store, 1117 Broad St., Co um
bus, Ga., will ^ sell carpet at
you a
wholesale prices or a buggy at manu
facturers’ price. Call and see them.
Col. J. H. Traylor, one of the
farmers who have made Troup coun¬
ty famous, was m the city Wednes
day. Col. Traylor was in the good
old times a citizen of Harris ar.d he
has many friends here.
The Talbotton bar has been fully
repiesented here this week by Messis
Willis & Persons, J. H. Martin, Jesse
J. Bull and Solicitor Gen. Worrill.
These gentlemen would do credit to
the bar of any city in the State.
This has been a very bu»y week
on the farms. Only farmers with
pressing business have attended
court and these have remained here
no longer than they were obliged
to. Farm work is behind and this
must be a big crop year.
The new furniture hou&e in Colum¬
bus, at No. 1117 Broad St., besides a
full line of new furniture at manufac¬
turers prices, keeps a stock of the
celebrated New Home Sewing Ma¬
chine, which is counted the best by
all sewing machine experts.
Hon. G. Y. Tigner, one of the
pronounced legislative candidates of
Muscogee, is attending court in the
capacity of stenographic reporter.
He has many friends here and
would have his chances n.uch bet
tered if Hamilton could take a hand
in the matter,
The Columbus bar has been well
represented here this week. Among
present we note Judge Porter
Ingram, Judge Jos. F. Pou, Ho.,. tV.
A. Little, Col. C. A. Russell, Hon.
T. J. Chappell, Col. A. A. Doz.tr,
Col. C. 1 homtOIL ’ Hon. H.(.
Cameron, ’ Col. S. B, Hatcher and
Mr. C. J. btilpp.
Consumptlou Surely Cured.
To the Editor : —Please inform yonr
readers that I have a positive remedy for
the above named disease. By its timely
se thousands of hopeless oases have been
permanently cured. I shall be glad to
send two bottles of my remedy fbee to
any of your readers who have consumption
if they will send me their express and
post office address Respect'y,
T A Slocum, M C, I8l Pearl si., N. Y.
Sbe eonquors her prejudice ard nc_
knowledges her error-—Mrs Annie Skin¬
ner, who is greatly esteemed in that part
of Maryland known as the “Eantern
Shore,’' is one lady at least who is equal
to the courage of her convictions. Sbt
has put herself on record as conquering
her prejudices and acknowledging her
error. It requires an immense amount of
moral courage to acknowledge a fault and
she should be honored for it. She writes
ns thnt her father being a medical prac¬
titioner she had early imbibed a dislike
to patent medicines, but that experience
and observation had tanght her that it
was a foolish prejudice. She adds that
she now regards Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup
as a medicine so valuable as to be a ne¬
cessity in every family. She particularly
commends for croup and writes as fol¬
lows :
‘•I have used Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup
in my family for some time with the
most satisfactory results. It is the best
croup remedy I have ever tried, and so
pleasant to the taste, that children take
it without persuasion. I have seen it
used in cases asthma and luug affect
lion with salutary effect. I have cured
toms of the trouble are perceived, and
bence ought to be kept constantly on
hand. My father being a physician I
naturally imbibed an early dislike to all
kinds of ratent medicines, bnt experi*
ence and observation have tanght me
that this was a foolish prejudice, and I
now regard Dr Ball's Conpb Scrap a
medicine ao valnablo as to be a necessi
ty in every family ”
J J
Mbs Annie Skin neb,
Cambridge, Md.
“There are millions in it, "said a drug*
gist when afked about Dr. Boll’s Gough
Syrup. Price 26 cents.
Urcle* Fat Wife. '
Why is the letter P like uncles fat wife
going up hill?* It makes ant pant (aunt),
and cooling off te coon producers coughs
and colds. Taylors Cherokee .Remedy of
Sweet Gum and Mullein will cure her.
1 | \R. J. Chipley, D. DANFORTH, his Physician professional and services Surg
/eon, Ga., offers WiH
find to the people of Chipley Hotel and night surrounding and his country. office in
him at the at day.
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both in treatment and m price. Will treat diseases
of women at my office on Wednesdays and Fridays.
women-eilh4r I am well prepared to treat melicinal. any disease peculiar to
surgical or Can give ref
erences to a number of cases treated. Terms cash,
unless special arrangements are made.
THE NEW YORK STORE
Ever ready to meet the wants of their
customers and friends, are now show¬
ing pretty new novelties in Woolen
Fabrics, Dress Ginghams, French
Sateens, Figured Mulls, Surah Silks,
Ribbons and Embroideries, and they
are marked at prices to sell them.
The Specials for This Week Will Be
The famous W. C. C. Corset at $i.
The best double bone 50c. Corset
ever sold.
A dozen good Handkerchiefs for
25c.
A blue-black 38 inch Beige, 36
inches wide, for 25c.
We have no end of bargains,which
will be gladly shown if you will call at
the
MW YORK STORE
1134 BROAD STREET.
J. E. CARGILL.
B3LEach customer spending $i with us will be giv¬
en their choice of 5000 Butterick's Paper Patterns.
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Corporations, Manufacturers, Officers;
Banks and Bankers, County Mechanics,
Earmers, Merchants, Men Generally
And Business
about . pUemg orders (w Mj.bmg .o <be
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book to a mammoth ledger, are requested
to give this house a trial.
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3 Whitaker St* f Savannah, Ga,