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@hg @mmiflimn 3mm VOL. XVII. TAKE HU TonndlMey, wanness, Sick Headache. HOOD'S 3fe In digest ion. Sour Stomach, EUREKA Sick Dizziness, lion, Stom¬ ach , ,f & ■Fvvcr, r / n FOR eral behilita Denvessed feeling Ilood's Eureka is wiiliout a rival in the treatment of all these affections, Such is our confi' o nee in the preparation that we ^ to eom pound any equal to it. Whenever tried it has given nudounded satisfaction, and our challenge is founded upon tile expe¬ rience of intelligent patrons. No reined/ acts so delightfully an affec tureally as a household remedy as Hood’s Eureka, Dr. Hood—D ear Sir.—I h ivo b :en usiog your Eu eka in my tamily t',r 'he laU three or f mr years, a ut l regard it ;ts i very e licac ous raedieine. It has ofte i ' IT cte I a m 'S imaie liat i to out childr tt when t ley have be n suffer.ug f o n compl tints in¬ cidental ,o the you i ig. We .ire never without it, as de 'vouJs uoly. 11 ' llw ,ys ° n ^V^G^ Messrs M. D. Hood & Co. G n l emu ■ I have nedH tod’s Eureka Liver Me licute well, and t anhesita ingty pronounc * it-heb st tned ceue L h tve VonEmd aU tiielfine.h i h "art'iy re^omm^nd a most effident, rel.ahie and sa isfajtory house Cliff B. Gkimes, Mayor Messrs M. D. H >od & Co—D nr Sir-: we have been sell ng Dr. Hoo *’.> EUREK .V I,’ ver M Kdicine sin;e its manufacture, an I it has given universal la isfaction. Th : deman 1 with us hai so increised we are n >w buying it in ten gross lots. We com¬ mend it to nil who are tro lbled with disease for which it is specially reccoinm nd ‘d. Yours truly, BRANNON & CARSON, N is round igi Bro id st., Columbus, Ga. Put up in I ipto* ttiiii dry i nn, .uni sohl by till ilrnsrgist at 25. 50 mul $1 tt tiotlle. PATTERSON & THOMAS, Mfrs, Columbus, Georgia. L. L. STANFOlt D At t o r n oy - at - La w. HAMILTON, GEORGIA. O •</ I am prepared to obtain money for fur meis. on improved forms, with interest ut % per cent, payable animal STANFORD, Li. L. Correspondent SATISFACTION OR MONEY REFUNDED. The jn«tl V celebrated German com¬ pound remedies tire sold at the following places: Drug Store, Chilay F. M. Tai.lt. W'hitesville, Ga. I recumm-nd iliese remedies a* retiabl ‘roods. I will refund money and author 'S "Sr ,; iw ! rimSdi" 8 7red2ervSi’v popular now. \Y. F. C-i.ass, Druggist. Sole Agent Lhtpi«.y 4<a. Dural Mill, Ga.. Mar. II, S.L This is to certify that I was in bed with rheumatism amt after trying a bottle of German Compound Liniment, was able to be up and plowing. 1 tb irougldy and tiring with rheumatism. tV. A. F’uxtkb. . Harrio , . County OrlSnlT Q, OulySi Q Will be sold before the court house door in the town of Hamilton. Darrin county, Georgi a, within the legal hours of putilic sales to the highest and hot bidder, for cash, on the first Tuesday in .May next, tlie following property, viz: One sorrell mare mule name Queen. amt one bay mure mtilc name hhvlla. levied on ns tiic property of doe Jenkins ti satisfy a mortage fi. fa. issued from Harris superior court in favor of C. A. Kedd&Co., against said Joe Jenkins de tendant. Also nt the same time and place 50 seres of land in the south east corner of number (!>.•«) the jJ'th district .. . <*t tot in justice cmirtVth.*' Gibson in "tavor^oT against Misses dollie and Ann Frances U liatley. l evy made and re lamed to me by J. K Hodge l - C. SsnXT. ,,fJ.K. Trammel losHiisfv a taxii. fa. ill my hsn I*, issued by the tax collector of Harris county Georgia tor his srate an« county taxes for the year Idas. vl li > KOKG1A. HARRIS t.’OUN’TV—J:»*' K I H. li ivan administrator ue botii* non of J notes L. Hogan lan* ot said county deceased u.'ikcs application for letter* «i di-misston. d hereby Alt p' r-ons conccrnf are noD ,-ei] to show i hu-s. i» any they have, by ^dUmii'icnVhmtld n't sopiicant. hand otfioial Given mider my an . *;gua lure. April 1. 1 sr.'d. C. Willi*m' Only. ,1. F. MONEY To LEND * Lomg Time! Low Rates I EAErTeR^x! ypijrto THORNTON & cameron, Attar JOSEPH L.DENNIS, PROPRIETOR. EDITORIAL NOTES. The Atlanta Constitution has open* ed a subscription list to build a Con¬ federate home, and any enterprise in which that enterprising paper leads, is sure t0 be a access. It has made a splendid beginn ng, $10,000 having already been subscribed. A clycone swept over some of the principle cities of Va., on the 6th, ,n S much damage to property and endangering life. Wind, snow, fire and flood united in the work of de struct ; on . Telegraph ° r wires are down in all directions. Miss Frances E. Willard, the ident of the nation d W. C. T. U., ad dressed an immense audianee i 1 lanta Sunday. She is a remarkable woman and will imp. ess her influence on the age. On the 30th of this month the bells all Over this COUIltry Wdl send out joyful peals, in honor of George Washington’s inauguration as first SluOllt . . tllG TT Ulilt 6(1 i sttttf'S. , . r.-n 111G p r 01 President has issued a proclamation setting apart the hour of 9 o’clock in the morning as the time for the na Con to assemble in public places of wor:'.hip and return than es to God, and implore the blessings of peace and prosperity. Mrs. Harrison likes the brother in black at a respectable distance, and has turned off all the colored domes ties at the W hite House. Her liege lord is not more favorably inclined to receive him into places of trust. In the di stribution of offices it is his poli cy to ignore the negro, and put in re publicans and protection democrats, This is a severe blow to the colored race who built high hopes of advance¬ ment under the republican adminis¬ tration. They will learn in time not to put their “trust in princes,' but endeavor to attain the hightest good by industry and perse verance. The foil wing appeared in the Co lumbus Ledger, of recent date:— “A TALBOTTON widower is in a peck of er it will he best for him to accept a. profitable business opening that a wa j^ 3 him in another citv, or marrva handsome lady willing to have him spludge and spend her money.” The gentlemen's distress awakens sympathy. It is a fearful delemma ,’ ' but , , between , the two . otters * he lie «dir„.ld should not hesitate to choose the latter. The man who can step right into a hand so)ne f or tnne. and spludge, and spend money. without soiling^ his hands to make it, should not hesitate about the incumbrance that goes with it. The lady should feel herself highly lion if the scales tip in favor ofher f or t une . For the Hamilto* Iduknai,. CURRENT EVENTS. 1 he first ... ot the session supreme oo trt of Georgia was held at Talbot to in 1846. Macon ., . making . . most is a commen dable effort to get the experimental farm. From Thomasville was shipped season 8300 000 worth of Le Conte Tears. —--------- France is on the eve of a terrible ro eolation. Thev have expelled Bou u.. ---- — ----- Hon. Ben Terrell, lecturer of the National Alliance ”lth. will sn ak at Tal v t s the " The tkife of T. M. Compton who died at Athens recently. was Miss Martha Lunq.kin. after whom Atlan ta got its original name “Marthasville. The grand jury of Dooly county a f i nst •• ()1,ve n '^ l> ‘ ;for, . ‘ tne legislature. A wise expression from the people. The extra session of the U. $. sen ate adjourned on »he 4th, after a ser s j on of one month, the longest in the j,istorv of the government, tlte use- > k r r" 01 00 cc . ^ * T k K ► President Harrison lia^ family prayer in the White House. Tha family assemble at a fixed hour. The President reads a chapter, comments on it, and all unite in repeating the Lord’s Prayer. A worthy example and ought to be followed. Of all the tender and tearful fare* wells to Mrs. Cleveland, the prettiest was ^ secretary Bayard. .Inst as the train was about to stu-t h > s ii » ber his courtly how. “Good ^ye. ^ou brought nothing but sun slnne with you, and you are taking a great deal of it away.” John Bright the English statesman ° n March 28th. Mr. Bright was a qnaker and was buried without ceremonial. Miss Cobcren presented a wreath o r rare beauty inscribed with. ” ^ ° my*fathers best friend, Reader. SORGHUM.---RATS. It is a hopeful fact that the far mers are making a most, commendable effort to better their condition, and in doing i • attention SO, IflOTG IS DGlIl^ jjMLu. to home supplies. There ought not to be a bale ofnothernor western hay sold in Georgia, and would not be if proper attention was paid to forage crops. Sorghum is a valuable crop both for syrup and as stock feed, es pecially the latter. All stock is fond of it, and it is so easily made. It is an excellent tonic and has good fat tening properties. Let me urge my brother farmers to plant sorghum. It ma y be planted any time up to July, but April is the best. time. Trv ’ it and you will be benefited. Rats are a great pest. Most barns are infested with them. An easy way to destroy rats fill is to put a wash-pot in your barn, about two thirds with water, spread cotton seed lightly over the water, and throw on top a few ground peas, place aboard h<> the rats can get to the top of the wash-pot; the rats will go in and be drowned, A lady farmer near by has killed 170 rats in this way. Farmer. [ TWENTY PIECES OF BONE, My little niece, left me by her ma ther had one of the worst cases of *' ian twenty pieces of hone came ou of her leg, one piece b;ing about the sue of the small end of a walking canei am ] near ly three inches long. The hole left from taking these pieces out was as large f as a good h size walnut. *8he was not aide to walk a step tor eight months, and was afterwards compelled to use crutches for nearly a J The doctors said there was no n<i atlvised amputation ... of the cure i ®, limb. This I would not consent to, bu + put her to taking Swift’s Specific (S. S. S.), leaving off all other treat merit. It has cured her sound and, well, and I shall never grow weary of speaking its praise. Mrs. Annie Geesling. Columbus, Ga., Feb. 21, 1889, THE WORLD OUGHT TO KNOW IT. The world ought to know what 8. ' m 11 me 111 ... ie Cim ’ . ’ ’ ’ a malignant Cancer, which was so had as to be considered incurable by the physician v in Chicago, where I wen t be l I hospital . . to tr<,ate ‘ - ne surgeons ■»« »*. «ri»* ingforme. One of my neighbors sent ' me a cony of an advertisement ‘ cut from , a paper in • regard , to . Swifts t . - u - Specific, and I began taking it. I h ,ot relief from the first few doses; the poison was oradually forced out of " »*v s stem, and , I j was soon cuml cuted sound and well. H ts now ten months aince I quit taking S. S. S. and I have hud no sign of return of the dreadful disease. Mrs Ann Both well. AuS;ib!e, Mich.. Dec. 29. ’88. Send for hook on Blood Diseases and Cancer- mailed freo. The Swift's Specific Co. Draw er 3, Atlanta, Ga. ONE DOLLAR A YEAR, STRICTLY IN ADVANCE. PRICES YOU SHOULD NOT RESIST. CHANCELLOR & PEARCE COLUMBUS, GA. Continue to sell every thing in their store at close prices, preparatory to moving in their new quarters. The stock must be reduced at once. Clothing, Hats, Furnishing, and Evsrvtning, Call or mail your orders direct to them. CHANCELLOR & PEARCE COLUMBUS, GA. 03 Af) ur Merchant and Tailoring depart * ^Urnent is lull of the latest ana most at¬ tractive the south. COTTON BAGGING. The action of the state Farmers Alliance in its convention in Atlanta i as f wee k, if endorsed by the sub alli bollGVG ... it .. Will .,i b6, i Will -n WC sett i e the bagging question and win f or the Alliance a victory that must insure ffs future usefulness. Cotton, as we have often urged in these col umn s, is the proper material to wrap cotton in. Jute bagging is fit only f or one thing. It can be used only f ov co tton baling. It is brought here, vv here its manufacturers are protected j )V a tariff, to be shipped to a market where it is good lor nothin j. Not so witli cotton cloth. It can be man ifacture l here cheaper than any where, especially the kind suitable for covering cotton bales. It will not wc u . 80 mi E-h in it journey to Liver pool that it will not he good fora hundred nn-o >ses when it reaches t ] iero Let farmers use it and the . question of tare will adjust itself, Now let the sub alliances place their or( J er8 for cotton bagging at once, their »o jhat there will be no doubt as to meaning business. There is a senti meat hack of this movement that is not to be smothered by a considera¬ tion of filthy lucre. It may cost something to break the bagging trust, but, the burden is not heavy if each man hears his part, and the feeling of manhood restored will be to every one ai nple compensation for every sacrifice ho may make. Buckloil’s Amioa Salvo, The best salve in the world for . cut* burns, sores, ulcers, tetta .chapped, hand* salt rheum, fever sores, chibtains, corns, and alt sk in eruptions, and postively cures piles, or no pay rcqired.lt is qtiaran teed to give perfect satisfation or money refuumied. Prica 25c per box. •W THE CO-OPERATIVE ERA. Co-operation is the business watch word of the age we live in. It occa sionally runs into trusts an i ccmbi nations that hurt the body politic, but to it is largely due the wonderful progress of this wonderful age. It has linked the Atlantic and Pacific with oands of steel, has girdled the world with sub marine tele graph has spanned mighty rivers with bridges that must skill ever and remain ability, a mon has mnent man’s built factories, . foundries and ftirna ces, reducing thereby the cost of ar »i c ’ es entering into the economy of home, until the laborer of to-day is enabled to enjoy those luxuries wmch were only within the reach ot the na 3ob veslcr day. . -n. ..w-. ^ ° f *" progress, has been hen:Inert n , lLSS by to operation than other mstitu tions ^ of the age. Compare the daily ,/ten , of l0! , ay wish the p apt . r or twenty years ago. It j s as much an the inpro^ement mightt rnogul upon that its fore runntr as draws US tram of p dace cars m ,, es an hour> is lipcn ^ little en, w i t h which Stephenson initiated the revolution in the world’s traffic and tr ivel. Fhe press associations eaalile the daily paper to die news of the worl I each rn'irning. aathvred at an expense that would in the , enuie reve consume a wees one the best paying paper on tht continent. But a thousand d ..ly pa pers share in the expense anrl Wfi3,1 would bean unbearable burden to one, becomes under the oi tgic wand of CO- NO. 15. operation VVliat tilt me goil.-ii crown of all, news associatio o Iiave done for the tlaiiy preas, me various ready print concerns have done for the weekly piess. Where twenty years ago were two score sickly newspapers in the empire state of the south, there are now nearly two hundred md fifty thrifty local newspapers. (Jo ipenuon has Drought the change. A central office prints the news and uisceilaneotis matter on one side md the home office prints the home news on the other. The one side is edited with as much care as the other. The central office, printing for hun¬ dreds of critical editors, prints only that which must be approved by all The Journal today presents a sheet fresh with telegraphic news not two days older than its latest local men¬ tion, together with a mass of other miscellaneous matter, the cost of which if gotton up solely for its- own use would take its revenues for a half year. Co-opetatjun only makes it possible. Th« excellent sheets uood by the Jourmal are furnished by the Atlan¬ ta Newspaper Union, they have the latest news by wire up to noon Mon¬ day and tor excellence of print and general character of contents are not to be excelled. Beech Spring Bubble*. Dry and cool weather this week. Farmers are about through planting cotton. Fruit ia not yet killed, and it is hoped that we will Iiave a good peach crop. Mr*. John ffndlev. of Blue Spring* in visiting our community this week, Mr. W. M. Stuckey has the finest Texas ' pony tn this section. He savs that the unimal is an expert in jumping and he calls him flying Bill, A large rattlesnake was killed a few days ago on the plantation cf -Mr. James Oliver. It w in nearly 4 feet long and car ned 8 rattles Mr. Will Robinson, who is fireman on the C. & K. railroad visited our neighbor¬ hood Saturday and Sunday. Messrs R. J. Spence and Mr. Spear* whih; returning from sabbath school their mule became frightened and threw both out of the buggy, and the i the lines broke and left them lying in the road. Iliey had to walk home. A debating society has been organized at Shippy'g school house and-lias about 35 on (tie roll. The Beech Spings boy* were all there last Saturday night. A. P. N. ♦ -*< 0 «afn«s» Can’t be Cured. t |f e SSeieS^irtion* “f Deafness,’and the' ear, "'[’beret* on | v one way to cure that is by constitutionr.1 remedies I leafness i* caused by an inflamed condition of the rumbling zszJszs.zjsxz: sound imperfect hearing, or and when it is entirely closed Deafness is the result, and unless the inflamation can be taken out and mis tube restored toil. !"t"es ^ destroy ' which^s m arT"io hy catarrh, nothirig but flamed condition of the mucus surfaces. We wili give One Hundred Dollars for ^^ V?ur" Sei«lfwcirSr* H fil>e" F. J Ciienkt & (’>., TrHedo, O. Yir Sold by Druggist*. ’ 75c. Many Persona Are broken down from overwork or household cares Brown’s Iron Bitters rebuilds the avstem, aid* digestion removesev- ceasofbile. and^rwmaiari^Oottbegenuln.. Keedbig * *” r^lhat a tonic. 0 0 want huttdlr^ nit lip, fthouid ■ OWNS I HON BirTKIfs. It Is foeaxarij to take, rnrfet Miilwti*. .lodigvs Uou.and Bniouaues*. All dfc-alervkorpi.