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HAMILTON, GEORGIA,
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I.*> ro .Mention.
Mr . fcmsna Parker left Tuesday,
1„ visit I-atives in Atlanta and
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I. O. Hunt is away this week
, v,sit to Atlanta and K „„, e .
of r birds . • .
ne cheering . notes . spring
,e heard now in the early morning
1 proc ... aiming ° the , near appioich ot
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spring.
Mr. T. A. Williams, of Columbus,
was in town Sunday.
Miss Kllie Mealing, ofCurryton, S.
('., is visiting the family of Mr. C. II.
Cook.
Mr. J. E. Semner, agent of the
Columbus Enquirer, was in town
Monday in the interest of that enter -1
prising paper.
Mrs. Mary Walton and daughter,
Miss Motlie, left this week ou a visit
to relatives in Buena Vista.
Mrs. . 1 . A. Hunter and children,
have returned from a visit to relatives
in Union Springs.
Col. C. J. Thornton, of Columbus,
came up Sunday afternoon and spent
the night. His daughter, Miss Annie
Lou, came with him and is spending
a few days with the family of Mrs.
G. R. Copeland.
The work on the Journal is done
by new printers and it is not within
the scope of human ingenuity to pre¬
vent a few errors from "creeping” in¬
to print.
The first quarterly meeting for this
circuit was held at Mt Airy Saturday
,.nd Sunday. Several delegates at¬
tended from this place.
The new Marshal is giving the
street lamps special attention, and a
stranger does not have to giope his
way at night now through the busi
ness part of town.
WHY WILL YOU cough when Shiloh’s Cu e
will give immediate relief. Trice iocts., 50., cfoum!
$*.
Several little negros were arrested
lor jumping it on the freight car last
week when stopped at college hill.
The) were fined $1.00 each, by the
»tty authorities.
A party was given Tuesday even
ing at the resident* of Mr. C. H '
Cook, complimentary to Misses
Maggie Cook and Kllie Mealing.
Refreshments were served in the din
mg room ,n elegant style near the
dose of the evening. It was a pleas
,, 1
a most enjoyable ■ 3 evening.
I ne pai ty who attended the agri
cultural convention at Brunswick
last week returned home Saturday.
1 hey report a most pie 'sant trip, an
account of win h has been written
t p by one ot the party tx r our next
l! ' sue ‘
“Alas! Alas!” the dude exclaims, “in
mv slender ankle I’ve got pains."
"Don’t fret,” said out, for whom he
had sent, “I have some Salvation
Oil.”
"My time is up,” said the Doctor
to ti>e patient, whom he found using
Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup, and he was
correct, for his cough had been cured.
SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY—a v ».k tivc
tun foiCularth. D plubtri.i .< ik 1 <_ ankcr-Mouth.
Mr. J. H. C. Farr and wife, are
happy over a new household treasure.
It is a boy, and 111.1. he live to be a
joy to his parents in future years.
Mis. H. K. Gordon, of Mulberry
Grove, and her pretty daughtei Miss
l hiistie, gave us a pleasant call hues
dav.
In a nursery wherein all is life and
laugh instead ot crying and fretting,
tlieie is sure to be found. Dr. Bull’;
Baby Syrub Price 25 cents a bottle.
No one can think clearly when
suffering with headache. Laxador will
h; nish tins disagreeable ailment.
Price onlv 25 cents a package.
The Mountain Hill Minstrels were
expected to exhibit hcie last night,
1 fit up to the time of going to press
yesterday afternoon they had not come
They were probably snowed under.
Snfferes from blood poison, scrof
ula syphilitic symptoms inherited or
reiuhing from contagion, running ul
cx rs. pimples, blemishes skin, aching
joints, dyspepsia, kidney disease,
rheumatism etc., will find sure relief
if 1 hey will only give Botanic Blood
Balui a trial. Ask druggists for n
'I e heaviest mow which has fal’en
m,ml . . , , ,, ....... orXee ,v. In
was < ’..vcrc.l two
Dies deep, and m some places .t
dr.lted to the depth of several inches.
i hr printed DYspi'.esi a r,mi r.iver bottiu ('<>mplaint of shii van .h’f
lirtv .1 guarantee <>nevery
\ Miizer. It never fails tocu.'e.
\ N ASAi. injec tor ire. with each bottiee o
: Shiloh’.-, t atarih Remedy. Price 50 cents.
done e ,n this i.tve county cart by j the mr_ high <■ an winds J a e^
; wtnch prevailed here Monday. escaped, • 1 he
tnother of Cyclones has
whde portions of Georgia and
ba.na have been devastated by a
terrific cyclone.
Is Prick ley Ash BIitkrs good
lor anything? Read what Frank
.
j Griggsby, ot Dodge City, Kas., says:
i "For tliree years I suffered from a
! disease that my physicians pronounc
ed incurable, viy friends had given
me up to die, when I was induced to
| n y your run.Oy- I took it for thrue
".omns am) have gau.ud Sa pound
111 weight. = Am a well man and
" save(1 ^ , jf {
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am under hfe-long * obligations b to this ,
medicine, and . will
never cease , to re
commend it.”
Uataula t hat.
Our town boasts of two guano agents.
Mrs. F’annie Thomaston spent last
Thursday, in Columbus.
Miss Fannie Hamby was confined
u> her room last week, threatened
with pneumonia.
Messrs Walter Howard and M.
Hardy, each, received very valuable
valentines the 14th of February.
Mrs. Earnest Thomaston spent
se veral days in Columbus last week
. jsiung relatives.
Mr. John Thompson is having a
colonade put to his house now occu
pied by Dr. Williams, which will add
greatly to the appearance of his res
idence.
Cupid is in oar district making sad
havoc among hearts. Two marriages
the 14th of February, and others to
lake place in the near future.
Rev. J. W. Wilson went over to
Baughsville last week to preach at
Mount Vernon. That church has
called him for the ensuing year.
We rise to say with all due courte¬
sy to other districts, that we think we
can show the prettiest baby of any
other district. Minnie Murl Williams
is a little beauty, besides possessing
cute little ways that render her very
atiractive.
Mr. Walter Howaid section boss
on the C & R railroad, led Miss Lei¬
la StnbHng to the Hymenial alter
Feb. 14th, at the residence of the
bride’s father, Rev. J. W. Wilson
performing the ceremony in his usual
happy style.
Married,,at the residence of Mr.
Seaborn Jones, Miss Fllla Jones to
Mr. M. Hardy, Feb. 14th at 2, P. M.
Capt. T. H. Kimbrough received
a letter from Commissioner Hender
[ lo ioform Nlrs . T . J. Thomaston
th;( , f she would ship her see d wreath
him befoie the legislature meets
nly, he thought 0 it would be pur- V
chased , - y. by the , body , c for the agricultu
ral depaitment. Commissioner Hen
,!erscn admired the wteaih very
mll ch at the exposition, and it goes
tu prove that he is a gentleman of
ra ,g mste. He is aware nothing
would be mort appropriate, or would
, adorn the department more than that
seed wreath. It would be gratifying
, to the citizens of Harris county to
j have ladies the in work of one of Harris depart- coun
tv the agricultural
meet.
llt-t-vli Spring Hubbles.
Last week was very rainy and
gloomy.
Mr. A. W. Askew was quite sick
hist week, but is improving.
Miss Sa'lie Tompson has a cat that is
nearly fifteen years old. It cares but
little for mice now.
Mr. James Oliver Jr. was badly, but
nMt seiiously hurt one day last week
by a kick Irom a mule.
A few days ago the residence of
Mr. Walter Cotton was burned while
lie was absent. Mr. Cotton is one of
our best young men, and has the
sympathy of all who know him.
Mr. Henry Kimbrough of this
place, who has been staying in West'
P0t.1t has returned home, and is'
farming.
Mr. G. A. Nelson has been
sick with measels. Dr. D. J.
was called in Monday night, but
better at present.
Springs.
Where is Robie? She has been si¬
lent so long. Robie come to the trout
and give us the news.
a. p. x.
Elkrslie Vote*.
Judge _ , „ S. M. Bianuon, T , m company
f th his uncle Mr ‘ J* S “ Brannon ’ of
Atlanta, was in cur town yesterday.
1 he F left later for Columbus.
Miss Louie Simpson, . of Shiloh,
spent several days with Miss Maggie
IJlison , last week. , <-r<i 1 hey are making , •
preparation tO take a trip toLeCS
burg, - Fla., and will start for that
]n a few d
M T B c ‘ ofWaverl Hall
^ tQwn Sun d
Mr Henry ,/ Bradford and wife, ’
ihjs ^ ft Mjnda for Wav erly
Ala ., where they will in future reside
Dr. Bussey and wife, are very hap¬
py over a new addition to the family.
It is a boy, and the doctor already
has learned to say with ease and
grace “B’ess ’im ’ittle bones, turn to
“papa.”
Rev. C. A. Martin filled his regu¬
lar appointment at Bethesda last
Saturday and Sunday. Rev. Mr.
Peacock preached for him on Sun¬
day. Mr. Peacock is a young pieach
er, and this was his first effort. His
sermon was well received.
Our school opened list week with
a very good attendance. Miss Ma¬
mie McDonald is in charge.
Two of our young men who keep
bachelor’s hall, went down to Colum¬
bus, and night overtook them before
they got back. The night was dark
and rainy, and on reaching home a
feeling of loneliness must have crept
OV er them as they approached the
G ld deserted ho use. All was dark and
drear, with no signs of life. No sound
0 t cheer to welcome them. Just as
they alighted from the wagon, a low
gurgling sound was heard like that
made by one struggling in the last ag
onies of death. “Hush” said one of
the brothers, “did you hear that.’
Then eyes, spoke to eyes, as if by
common consent, and they set out at a
raped rate of speed for the nearest
neighbor’s house, nearly a mile away.
At entervals the one in front would
say to the other “Oh don’t let’s run,
like scared fools.”
How ever they did not break their
gait until the neighbor’s house was
reached. After relating their expe¬
rience, all hands armed themselves
with axes, pitchforks and other such
implements as were most convenient,
and returned to the scene of horror.
Investigation showed it to be a harm¬
less dog that had unfortunately got
choked while trying to swallow a rab¬
bit skin. \
Mrs. Henry F.
satisfac t.on or mo N ev
r n d
The justly celebrated German com
pound remedies are sold at the
lowing places:
Crawkord&Holland, f !7 K,MBR0UG„° re 'ca,aala Cochran,
F. M. Tally, Whitesville, Ga.
I lecommend these remedies as re¬
liable goods. I will refund money
and authorize agents to refund when
not just as represented. These rem¬
edies are deservedly popular now.
W. F. Glass, Druggist.
Sale Agent Chipley Ga.
Central ACademy Items.
A Sunday School was organized
at this place on the first Sunday of
this month. Let all that can attend >
come, and much good can be accom
plished. whistle of Harris and Nelson’s
The
engine can be heard in these- parts,
and tney are now ieady to
their friends with first class lumber
on short notice, at reasonale terms.
Mr. John VIcClung, Harris & Nel
son’s engineer, is having the chiils.
l'he farmers are ou tting iu some
good licks towards gelling their farms
ready to plant.
There has been more oats sown
this year than last, and some of the
farmers are not through sowing.
Tne school at Central Academy is
on the mciease. F’orty-six on the
roll, and still they come. Springs
Elish Pearce from the Blue
district, entered school last week.
Misses Bertha and Ida Alberson,
will enter school next Monday.
Measles and mumps are among us
down here, and you bah better stay
at home if you don’t want a genuine
case of 5uth al ,|ie same time.
Mr Charlie Winchester hasreturn
e( ] f IO m Atlanta, where he has been
engaged in teaching school, and is
now a law student under lawyer Wal
ton G f Hamilton. He will be ready
to be admitted to the bar by the fall
term of court.
3 fr. Cowsert Nelson and his
brotner George, will leave for Bir
^ Sjr
cotton in the north eastern part ot
this county, and went up to see it he
could get a specimen to carry with
him. vVe will learn later whether
he succeeds.
Bud.
HARRISO JKH J
1132 BROAD ST., COI _J at ■*>„ { *
Everybody is invited to call and look at o v . it
BOOTS AND SHO£>
REGULAR “ALLIANCE” PRICES
on everything;
T. J. DUDLEY & SONS;
Successors to HARVEY & DUDLEY,
—Manufacturers of and Dealers in—
Sash, Doors and Blinds, Lumber,
Builders’ Material, &c.,
Office and Factory’ 6th Ave. Opposite Union depot.
Columbus, Ga.
Harris County Trade Solicited.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
PRICES REASONABLE
> c i^PAll we ask is a trial.
NEW HOUSE! NEW GOODS!
NEW PRICES.
ML. PARKER,
HAMILTON GEORGIA,
-DEALER IHT
General Merchandise, Dry - Goods,
Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Clothing, &c.
Has just opened at the Hudson <C Johnston corner ji stock of fresh
goods which low prices and courteous treatment must sell.
Cash paid for Country Produce—Chickens, Butter, Eggs, die.
FURNITURE
chcape^ than any house in the City , on Installments of easy
t erms, or for Cash.
Come and buy at the "Up-Town Furniture Store,” the
first . and oldest Installment house in the Cit}.
HI. A.. a-uBsoisr,
1223. 1300, 1308 & 1310 Broad St.,
Columlms, Georgia.
A. C. CHANCELLOR. T. J. PEARCE.
CHANCELLOR 8s PEARCE
Successors to
n M:/ "N A. C. COLUMBUS, CHANCELLOR, GA.
1 As* /V>
/ / AJ\ H W- . MERCHANT TAILORS i
/ 1; ' \3 p y ' \ WHOLESALE AND RETIAL
•y- CLOTHIERS AND HATTERS
Our buyer is in New York
J purchasing the largest and
most complete stock evercai
sied by the house. (late
Mr. J. W. Ferns, cf.
H h New York), who is acknowl¬
1 edged the finest and most sue
I : cessful cuiter in the South, is
^ in charge of our
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^ TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
■
|r We solicit a call. Price
guaranteed the lowest.
C. SCHOMBURC )
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DEALER Z 2 T
DIAMONDS, FINE JEWELRY
WATCHES, CLOCKS a id SILVERWARE,
r3T Repairing Watches, Clocks and Jewelry a Specialty.
No. 1115 Broad St, Columbus, Ga.