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\ t » •4 o y t. J , 4 *’c i Vi- r l »'«/i.. *ms *■ '•i ai * VOL XVI. TAl/C 1 ** Torpid Liver, Biliousness 9 Sick Headache 9 HOOD'S Malaria, Constipation, Jaundice, Indigestion, Stomach, Sour EURKKA Sick Pal Dizziness, tion, pit Stom¬ ach, Chi'Is & Fever, FOR Languor, General Blues, Debility Depressed feelin g Hood’s Eureka is without a rival in the treatment of all these efiVcfioDs. Such is our cot fidencein the preparation that we challenge all competitors to compound anything tqual to it. Wherever tried it has given unbounded satisfaction,and our challenge is founded upon the experience of intelligent patrons. No remedy acts so delightfully and effec¬ tually as a household remedy as Hood’s Eureka. Dr. Hood —Dear Sir.— I have been using your Eureka in my family for *he last three or four years, and I regard it as a very efficacious medicine. It has often eflf cte I almost imrae iiate to our children when they have be n suffering from complaints in¬ cidental to the young. We are never without it, as we desiae to have it always on hand in case of need. Yours truly, Thos. Gilbert. Messrs M. D. Hood & Co.— Gentleenm — I have tried Hol d’s Eureka Liver Medicine well,and unbesita ! 1 ingly pronounce it the b stmediceue I ever use . So invalu ble do I regard it that I keep it on hand aM the time. I heartily re ommtnd it as hold a most medicine. efficient, reliable and satisfactory Cliff B. Grimes, Mayor Messrs M. D. Hnnd & Co—Dear Sirs: we been sell ng Dr. Hoo 1’s EUREKA Liver since its manufacture, and it has given satisfaction. Th - demand with us has so increased we mend are it now buying it in ten gross lots. We to 11 who are troubled with disease which it is specially reccommended. Yours truly, BRANNON & CARSON, Nos. io and 131 Broad st., Columbus, Ga. Put up in Pquid and dry fo r m, and by all druggist at 25, 50 and $1 a bottle PATTERSON & THOMAS, Columbus, Georgia. CATARRH COLP IN hayfever® 12 : f £? HEAD. Try the Cu re bEhISKv Ely’s Cream Balm Cleanses the Nasal Passages. Al¬ lays Inflammation. Heals the Sores. Restores the Senses of Taste, Smell and Hearing. A particle ii applied into eaefe nostril and Is agreeable. Price oOc. at Druggist* or by mail. ELY BROTHERS^ Warren St.,New York. JOSEPH L.DENNIS, PROPRIETOR. EDITORIAL NOTES. President Cleveland paid his re¬ spects to Me Lud Sackville, in a re¬ freshing style, in his message to con¬ gress. Our Grover is a big man any w ay you take him. President elect Harrison says that he must understand what the South¬ ern question is, before he can say he w r ill treat it. It gives us to propound it. In plain it is, “Shall the bottom rail placed on top ?” Owing to a misunderstanding all Harris was awarded no pre¬ at Columbus last week. In al¬ everything our directors found Hancock and Talbot were fa¬ to our detriment. It was our experienc and—experience comes Harris is a better county than or Talbot and the display, far as the space would allow, pro¬ it. Next time we shall go in to One of the cleverest men in Amer¬ ica is Editor Dennis, of the Hamilton Journal. We love him and he loves everybody in Talbot. He was born and reared in Talbot and we know it tickles him o the bottom of his heart when he remembers that Talbot has secured about $ 1,200 in premiums at fairs this fall.—Talbot ton New Era. Our brother is right. We are glad Talbot was given the second premium at Columbus. We are pouting because the judges gave the premium Harris was so justly entitled to to Hancock. Cataula Chat. Mr. Charlie Hamby and family have moved to Columbus. Mrs. James Worrill, of Talbotton.is visiting her parents, Judge Biggers and lady. Mrs. T. J. Thomaston went to Columbus Saturday to see the last of the exposition, also to look after her exhibits. Mrs. James Reeves, of Cuthbert, an old resident of Harris, has made a pleasant visit in our community ie cently, guest of Mr. J. VV. Biggers. Mis. Howard Key and children returned to their home in Cuthbert last week after spending * week with her parents, ^ Judge Biggers and lady, J If Madam Rumor is to be credited look for several weddings in the in the near future, We be on the lookout for our invita Dont forget it please. HAMILTON, GA., DECEMBER 7,1888. Rev. Mr. Brewton’s horse ran away with him last week threw him from his buggy and he tell on a stump near the road side. He was considerably btuised up, but sustained no serious injury. We hope to see him out again soon. Judge J. W. Biggers has five hogs of the Poland China stock that will weigh four hundred pounds each besides other five hogs to kill. He c made a fine crop of potatoes o i a small plat of ground. He gatherd three hundred bushels besides leaving a good many for his hogs. If the farmers generally would imitate the Judge in raising their own supplies what good times we would have in our count/. Peace and plenty would be our watch word. We venture to say that Mr. N. P. Weldon has raised the finest flat dutch turnips of any one in the coun ty. They are huge and no mistake. We return thanks for some fine ones sent us. He is one of our successful farmers, and for the past four years it seems that everything prospers around him. He has one of the fin est plantations in our community, has a quantity of meat to kill ol bis own raising, besides raising a large crop of corn. His wife has saved about twelve pounds of collard seed. If you wish any seed you would do well to call on them, as we know they are fresh anc. all right. A Harris County Roy. Passing down Broad Street in Col umbus last week the Journal scribe was accosted by Capt. J. W. Murphy. He wanted to pay his subscription and after satisfying him with a receipt in full, with a seed coupon attached, he offered to show us through the new bank, of which he is to be the cashier. A bank is always a matter of inter est to an impecunious editor and we accepted 1 the offer with alacrity. \ Your country editor .. generally _ ,, accepts every thing offered him, from a mess of tur nip greens to a years subscription in advance. The Third National Bank of , Columbus , , . , located • at Broad r, * is 1115 street and is supplied with all the mod¬ ern conveniences. Its safe is warrant ed to stand a 60 hour assault of glars and is in a fire proof vault that is supplied with every convenience. and reared Mr. Murphey was born at Hamilton, has served the county in the legislature and has a host of » Har r ' 9 who are K Iad * Vn ° w ‘h* he is to u be permanently located . in Columbus and identified with its big new national bank, . Do not consult anybody, but invest twenty five cents in a bottle of Salva tion Oil. t It « kills -»i pain! *» ONE DOLLAR A YEAR, STRICTLY IN ADVANCE. Nearly a Fire. This morning while we were run ning our new engine and the editor was engaged in saw'ing his winter’s wood, his attention was called to a hlaze on the roof of the printing office about as big as his hat. An alarm wa8 om . e sounded and in a few minutes ladders were procured, the house top was reached and the fire extinguished. It had probably caught j from a,spark from the engine and had It been discovered a few minutes later the house must have been con sumed. The fire had taken good hold‘and was blazing through the shingles in several places before it was put out. We take this method of thanking all w r ho assisted in stopping what might have been a disastrous conflagration. My sore ran tn the night, and . my J 0 .!? r< ; us< t ( ° e c ° m °' ,e ■ 1 oor fell °L, of « d > d ; P«y, he coukln t get Salvation . Oil. Oniy 25 cents. Harris County Sheriff Sales Will bo sold before the court house door in the town of Hamilton, Hams county, Georgia, within the legal hours of puhlio sales, to the highest end best bidder, for cash, on the first Tuesday iu January, next, the following proper!v, viz: j Sixty seven acrea of land, more or l ■«*, ; bounded on the north and wot bv Inti-L of J T Thorn too. on the H«»uih by th** mail leading from J H Hooke •» to Whitotvilk*, and on the east by lands of Mrs W C Davis In the 20th dbtiict of Harris oounrv. L y ! ''P° n M property of VV C Davis u satisfy ah fa issued from Hairis Superior court in lavor of Slade & Etheiedge vs W C Davis. BRITAIN WILLIAMS,Sh’fT. tiAHurwo .ttviv „« r , , T .......... j A Cochrslli A j J Ward, lulministrnforg of T P ,'olliu.. fl* ceased. have applied for letter* of ds I j “‘fl* All 0 personsconcerned ®- . are . hereby notified , s jji*w cause, if any they have, by tin* firht Monday in March, next, why letters of dbrntarion should not I*: granted tend “Pphcanta. Given on ler mr hand , and official . eige * ture lK . c 5tlj 188g I. F. C. WILLIAMS, Ordy. ——— -——-— J)X\. \\ • X, I (JOL, DENTIST, OVER COLUMBUS BANK teu^All Diseases of the i* A ^utu anu Teeth treated in the best manner. of DON'T losing RUN II If SE.’SBKSB your child by permictiagr W orn: work out its destruction. When a child tall ?ieep well, is restless, vnnfttural in it-fnppci fJSKiE.' * Hi Katmeatock*** A it. It* timely 1 * — use may gtvt- : :hild from in grave J *" "" . NO. 48.