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♦ ^ •tf O ymmm m n VOL. X TAKF ltuiiouMne Torpifl Liver, *«, Sick Headache, HOOD’S Malaria, v obstipation, Jaundice, indigestion, Stomach, Sour psio H r W II ■ l>ys]H I \ pita - IV U \l>ix»iness, tUm, fit a i Sick Stom¬ ach, 4 hid* & Fever, .FOR Languor, Itlues, General Debility Depressed feeling Hood's Eureka ia without a rival in the treatment of all these affections. fcueh we'challt iaour confidence in the preparation that nge all competilora to tried com¬ it pound any equal to it. b satisfaction, henever and has given nndounded ©nr challenge is founded upon the expe¬ rience of intelligent patruns. affec No remedy acts so delightfully remedy an tureally as a household as Hood’s Eureka. v “u D *: «gar” Hooc r,W, y :.s*. r y ve^ ^J;Tk «Lk h i ; i^ ^ .rfoufv«rs u’ r * it oui mediemc. C&dcntai u> to^havc the your g. aiw. Wc uie hanT»*o never withru* it, da tnr C dcMac it ys °n G, E«fe LfJKltT . tn“ # H”“; D Li^- uelhive jsahesita ingly pronounc- it be b stmedc a most efficient, rel.able and sa isfactory house hold medicine. Cuff B. Grimes,M avor sstt ” , ifc"»2*assia!?~srJtss » u •end it to dll who are troubled with dis use for Y? “» 5 |T’ l!)r r BR°| 5 S<Mf d '& u tr Columbus Oa Nos. to and IV Bra d ft . Put up l II, I utio. amt dry wilt .uriH, -ml b-sr y nil ar naKi-t »t 25 . SO $1 a PATTERSON & THOMAS, Mfrs, Columbus, Georgia, j » « L. Id. . Jl ANjD OAtl.) .. „ r . O Attorney -at- Law. HAMILTON, : : GEORGIA. - I am prepared L? obtain money 'or far wers. on iiuprr»\e<t forma, w.tU iuteient at 8 per cent, payable animal L L S G«MT^-!)ouJent *" ^ SATISrf. ticca r>nnw r»R MfllMFY The iustl, "l,bre"l Ge'™„„ com. »™re,r“' <J ‘““ r °' 0l<! * t l0ll °' 1,,e Chiley Drug Store, T. U. KiMBEODGH.iiataula. iLM* Tally. Whitesville, SSL Ga. 0 SS^gL Springs. - Mrs. M. A. Handley, Warm — I recommend these remedies as rellabl R oods. I will refund money and author ize agents to refund when not just a. rep resented. T hese remedies are deservedly popular howl p DrnggUt Sole Agent ChipLy Ga. O^al Mill, O*., Mur. 21 ' 69 , . rheumatism and after trying a bottle of German Compound Liniment, was able to be up and plowing. 1 thoroughly and conscientiously recommend it to all auf fering with rheumatism. AV. A. Hunter. /GEORGIA, HARRIS COUNTY — Jaa S££Ti£ 2 application ?Sn for letters of deceased makes dinnissios. concerned hereby noti¬ . Ali person* are fied to *how cause, it any they have, be the 1st Monday in July next why letters of dismission should not be granted said ^Given under my hand and official aigua Tire. April 1, 1889. J. F. C. Williams Ord’y. A Safe Ivestment. Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or ill case of failure a return of purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised Druggist a bottle of Dr. King s New Dis¬ covery for Cousump ion. It is guaranteed to bring relief in every case, when used for any affection of 1 liroat. Lungs or Chest such as Consmption, Inflamaiion of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma. Whooping Cough, Croup,etc., etc. It is pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfectly Trial safe, bot¬ and can always be depended upon. Cook I tle free at ros. Merit win. We desire to say to ou ' cltl ^ ns - for years we have been selling 1 . , New Discovery for' C°nsump 10 ^ ■ King s New Life Pills, Buck en Salve and Electric Bitters, and have - tZ iT«.e'gire” e .ilch : »“i” rrel sati.Vac t j on We do not hesitate to guarantee ready them every time, and we stand to refund the purchase price, if satisfactory resu’ts do not follow their use. These remedies have won their g^eat popu.ari.y purely on their merits. Cook Bros. JOSEPH L.DENNIS, PROPAIETOH. EDITORIAL NOTES. The Famous Myra Clark Gaines suit against tlia city of New Orleans, which las been in litigation for many of years has been settled in favor claimant. The Atlanta Trade Journal is a mammoth paper and teeming with in¬ teresting matter about Atlanta. It is one of the best papers published in the south, and deserves the popularity it has won. A terrible sto:m, followed by an overwhelming flood of waters on Sat¬ urday night have made desolate por¬ tions of Pennsylvania, Virginia and Ohio. Several lives were lost, and much property destroyed by the visi¬ tation. --♦- Griffin has $8,000 to raise before s he can pay for the Bates Faim and secure the Experiment Station. The county IS being actively CanvaMCu and the icquired amount will doubt less be secured in the time specified -jj J{je contract, ---— The Road Congress, which eonven in Atlanta next Wednesday has „id. well . pre .d m •** Dromiaes ^drererehomth. to be attended. There mretpromi. . . , questhm H u * wUl be discussed in all its bearings. Harris has elected u delegates jj^u, #uawrau«uuiw» a nd wiffidoubtless be well represented, y Senator Joseph E. Brown who ha, been on the sick list, is recovering, In the event of his death Jno. B. Gor don’s name has been suggested as sen ator. His reception and speech at the centennial in New York has add * d to his popularity, and probably no other man in the state could hope for a successful candidacy with Georgia s govenor as a competitor. -- The appointment for Collector of Internal revenue has not yet been do cided. Ar void’s commission was made »»k hot the President h.tag sway.it otheHnreligntLn'fnto hir charactOT AV as instituted. A decision will doubtless be reached in a few days, but who will receive the plum is now W ‘ ° nl V to C °" ]eC l U,e - - Secretary Halford’s visit to Atlanta mficance. ^'r'r Important Georgia -V offices s : are to be filled soon, and the presmnp tion is that while the secretary came south osten8iblv to meet his family who have been to Florida, in reality his purpose wss to look over the sit uation anfl report to the president on his return, the names °f eanrlidates who are to receive positions. ie suspenses, of the candidates. w,U doubtless soon be over. -- ____ Atlanta is always on the alert, seek j n g f or new attractions to allure °" “v,*** 31 *‘. -ill be presented , the grandest fireworks spec tacular ever seen in this country. It is Paine’s production of the last days of Pompeii, aud the manners, cus¬ toms, and houses of the ancient city will be presented true to life. If Bul wer’s description of the scene is in¬ tensely thrilling, what will be the sen¬ sations of the spectators when they see reproduced in the c losing scene, Vesuvius sending forth the volcanic firesthat swept over Pompeii and Her¬ culaneum. All the railroads will give round trip tickets for one fare. --■* > ■ - ,e *‘ " - by loca“';"’t“iJn“’Lhtyrer?ot There reach the diseast d portion of the ear, is only one way to cure Deafness, and that is liv conslitutiorE.1 remedies Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucus lining of the Eustachian Tube. Whent us tu e ge s it. jidi you ave a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed Deafness is the resu i t a nd unless the inflamation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition , hearing will be destroy forever; nine cases out of ten are caused 1>y o atarr h, which is nothing but an in a*-* m “"‘ s " rfa " s ' We will give One Hundred Dollars fot any case ot Deafness (caused by taking by Catarrh) Hall that we can not cure s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, tree. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, 0. JQp*-Soid by Druggists, 75c. HAMILTON. GA.. • MAY, 17, 1889. For ike |ovhnal. CURRENT EVENTS. Col. Hanson,, of Macon, is out in a card defining fci« jiosition on trusts. The Centennial ball in New York was a national disgrace. Drunken tn en and women. There ia a general complaint ®f bad stunds of cotton. Rain is much needed. Rctnct fays that Col. David Free¬ man, of Ntwran, will be appointed Internal Revenue Collector for Geor¬ gia. - The Kansas City Star says. The tegulation outfit for Oklahoma is a new baby, a side of baron, a sack of meal and a yellow dog. Thete will be » waim contest 1rho shall succeed Barnum deceased chair man G f j|, e National Democratic Ex eculive Committee. The total receipts 5.471,013 of cotton tip bales, to May 41b amountt to IlllS Will not be 7,vOU,(JUU bale Crop •• *» -— The Centennial of the Georgia . sui.u»iT«hx«Aifc«» w« ■» celebrated on the 14 th of June. All the padnate. are teqnreted to be nroaont Suicides ou,c,u ," are cett M ng ^ fearfully nu merous. In Albany a man killed his wife and killed himself. A watchman .t the Ccmpress at Columbus killed himself last week^____ The World,s Fair at Paris, opened Qn t h e 5th. Piesident Carnot put t j, e mac ., ixiei-y in motion. A wonder f u i display was made. The United gtatj)S was we ]i ,. eJ „ e en ted. - Report says that Col. Williamson for the C. R. & C. road, has. or will le«se the North Ala. road from Griffin to Carrolton, from the Gen tra i r. R., an d take that route to Co j un ,bus via the Georgia Midland. There fa n othing reliable ia this. The Exiterimentiil Station has been located on the Bates farm near Gnf hn, and James M. Kimbrough, ot i^excellent®selection ^ Match JZgs&XS* , ni %l . .—T, . , , stookf . bondg for future delivery. Ji®wanovein . the e nni u direction and ought to be followed by all the 8t f| es ' gambling ‘"“Futures is a ter ril> e CV1 ■ — In lgl6 it took j U3t one bushel of corn to buy on e pound of naile, now one bushel of corn will buy 20 pounds 0 f nails. It then required the price of ot one one bushel bushel of or wneat wheat to to buy ouy one one yard ot calico, now 1 bushel of wheat w i 1 buy 20 yds. calico. Still there are gome farmers who wish for the sood o!d tlnMS Ot yore. Bead... - - Bucklen » s Arnica Salve, j'he best salve in the world fur cut* burns, sores, ulcers, tetta .chapped, hands salt rheum, fever gores, chiblains, corns, and all sk in eruptions, and postively cures piles, or no pay reqired. It is quaTan teed to give perfect satisfation or money refuunded. Prico 25c per box. A REMINISCENCE. The three roost distinguished men of I heir day m Georgia was Toombs Joseph Henry Lumpkin, Robert and Alexander H. Stephen. They were lawyers ot r great eminence in ^'^"^agVLnnTpkin Ul J ^ P w^n n'ar . born and . wmle , .. eminent f ural orator, as a jurist his great forte was as advo cate Qen Toombs was “sui genet is” : sunshinc with the thunder storni c j om j in sight. Earnest, eloquent, impassionen, he carried the forte by the great battle axe of fact and fancy, and breadth of argument that few could withstand, Gov. Stephens was all mind. He had no body worth the name, but he was a giant in intellect, a good orator an d most astute lawyer, d ag ]j^ 0 ] n j ng & aiH j as coo l as an iceburg, always r 5 ready , and . at - a , never loss either for argument or reply. In the long ago these tlree gtants ONE DOLLAR A YEAR, STRIOTLV IN ADVANCE. wcie engaged in a will case involving over $200,000. Judge Andrews was presiding in the days before the Supreme court was established, and the verdict of the special jury taken from the grand jury list was final. Thus great interests attached to this trial. The caveat alledged war.t of testamentary capacity undue influ¬ ence and misrepresentation. A large number of witnesses were summoned ard were present. The case had excited great interest aud the court room was crowded. Now came the battle of the intellectual giants. Perfect order pie vailed and ev ery one seemed absorbed in the isstie. Witness after witness was ex¬ amined, points made and discussed, and rare ability shewn in every phase of the case. When the testimony was concluded eveiy inch of ground for either side had been fully ccutcst ed. Then came the argument, lu¬ minous, eloquent, pointed, incisive and convincing. Such speeches had rarely ever been hr aid, and when the jury retired the magic spell was scarcely broken and the remem¬ brance wil> ever remain. Could it be that these grand men wou'd ever come to the common lev el of humanity, high? ana descend indeed. from Gov. a ignity so Yes ^"“^ss"*****• -ifur his fati 8 uenhich was readilyac- “*» «mW. He stretched hjjn«lf on the Dench near the falling With SOITIC llW books under his heau. He looked as much like a corpse as a corpse ....if 't.elf. n 1 hose who looked at at him him wondered how sueh a giant mind ( ful-said’ awh"per always up to in loud enough to be heard, “Lumpkin! Lumphin,! come here. Let us hold an ir quest over this dead man.” C.ov. Stephens whose eyes were shut, slowly opened tjiera and very dcliber ately said in a whisper, ‘ Gentlemen 1 will pay you the fees without the service.” T here was a loud laugh over the entire court room and ah seemed to enjoy Gen. Tombs’ rebuff. MEMO. PLAIN HISTORY. Swift's Speeihc i. a simple com pound, prepared from roots gathered f rt , s | ) V f r#m the forest, and contains nothing of the mineral kingdom, or -y ixiisnoos substance, or an, .„!• cle at Ell which comes from the The formula “r* of the . remedy was obtained trom the Creek Indians in Middle Georgia by reliable white men , who ha d wunessed the wonder ful cures made by that trib; of In. <iians, of blood diseases. Mr. Hugh L. Dennard, of Houston county, Qa., began using Swift .5 Specific in ^29 g , and j continued continual its its use use all -11 of 01 his ins | an d asserted that he had never known it . to fail to cure any case of scrofula, blood taint, or contagious blood poison. This testimony has been corroborated every day for years. The present Company was formed in 1879 and since made known to the world the virtues of Swift,s Spe cific, and to day it is sold in every city, town and country store all over America, great Britian, and many other portions of the world. 1 ««’> S „ »' -- f, s S 0 P“‘ •- fic „„j usc<1 . ' and known of many cases of thi worst form of blood diseases which have been cured by it. 1 know the be ^"'temen of the hi^htest t> type Jl and utmost reliability, I recommend it as a great blood ery, unequalled by anything that I knQW cf g Wharton. Pastor Baptist Church, Mont., Ala. Tr ia{ise Qn blow] and Skin diseases ,na le,J ' ree - THE SWI FT SPECIFIC CO. Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga. Jsetiratf/ic Jfersons resulting And those troubled with nervousness relieved by taking from caru or overwork will be Frown’s Iron Hitters. Genuine j has trade mark and crossed red lines on wrupj*r. NO. 20. LETTER FROM CORDELE. Editor Journal: —Will you ob¬ ject to a word from “ he man from Dooly”? The last expression will be recognized by Journal read¬ ers as one often used to denote ignor¬ ance and verdancy. But can these words still be applied in the same sense, and how long will it will be be¬ fore it is recognized as an honor to be “the man from Dooly”? The Dooly of to-day and th * Dooly of a year ago would scarcely l >eak as they pass by. The developm nt has been rapid and substantial. T.iere is certainly no better illustration of this fact than the marvelous growth of Cordele, now the principal tv wn in the county. A few months ago the fors iken res¬ idence of Gov. Jos. E. Brown, sol¬ emn and gloomy behind its grove of oaks and cedars, was the onl ’ indica¬ tion that human habitation h id ever existed here. Now hundreds of dwel¬ lings, stores, hotels, mills, shops and houses of every description are here to evidence Dooly’s life and enthusi¬ asm. Cordele is situated at thejuctureof the Georgia Southern and Florid 1 and the Savanah, Americus and Mont¬ gomery railrc ads, sixty five miles south of Macon and thirty th eemiles east of Americus. On each of the -e roads hundred of sawmills, etiploying several thousand hands, have spuing up, as Cordele is the cent :r of trade every branch of business en paced in here is flourishing and pr isp trous. The Atlanta and Florida railroad and a road from Brunswick ate both heading for this magic city of th'v wiregrass” and with these means of rapid transportation for the immenij lumber business of Dooly Cordele w 1 grow to even geater proportions. The city has been beautifully laid off, shade trees have been set out on every street and everything done to bejuti fy and attract. Hundreds of lots have been sold and on many of them handsome res¬ idences have heen built. Vi eStimot i of 1,200 inkiditanU is apt to be lie low rather than above the actual }*> - illation. A handsome brick bank adorns one of the principal corners and the manufacturing enter piss's here are numerous and solid. But. enough. When Cordele is my the ue I hardly know when to quit writin The only wa y to know what a great, ri v we have, is to come and see for your¬ self. T.,). Brooks. >♦ ♦ ♦! eoamunplinn Nin . l v Currrl. To 'Hie I'.’oitoU—P lease inform your readers tlmt I have a positive remedy (or the shore nmi> d di*eni-e, lly i * timely use thousands of hopeless cares have been permanently cured, 1 shall be ghol to send two bottles of my remedy have FREE to any of your readers who eon sumption, if they will rend me their ex press and post-office adilr* ss. Respectfully. T. A. (SLocuM,. M. V. 181 Pearl St. N. Y. -*i Kerch Spring* Hubbles. Mr. Thornton ia quite sick. We are glad to see our young men «n deeply interested in t e debate. We hope it will prove advantageous to them. Pimple*, hit tcher, *km, ugly imli&.lthy s|.„ts, d>' re crul u ctr-, nb‘ceves ard luno s, ohaiges. n.ch a» skin cmarrh, «c*> ma, ringworms, bli and 4 ether f« rms t( tlisea* 1 *, McLean’* are ymp ems ot < imputity. late I)r. J. U. Sattajaii ia Tbemr .t <fe ica*c c< nstution c n «afely use Dr. J H Mcl eanV Tar W ite I ui f Balm. It i-^ a mi* remedy for roughs, los of voice, and all tl rooi and ng troul le. Mrs. Reuben Robin*c>n ha* he*n wry s ck. but is eome b< Ittr at liii* lime. Mrs Marion Davis, of Mountain Bill, visited our neighborhood lust week. Ev ,„ , „,i ^,,,.1... ,n tmusaf .litgorwe nno^ and t.*,Miud<-. lodi ft feeling tal-e Dr J H McLtan'if Sarf.apauli.t; win imp a ,t vigor and vitality. isuti.cient ^ <.nd agreeable more P throughout this community. < o d» are th e eral complaint. We judge from the bonqnets two young raen carried home Sunday night, mr.« «<?lady up the country has a besuitul , { flower garden. fcTrjuu.tn. | P)TD W T POO I j J)EJS fIST Office in Wcl sln I'niidii g. Ail I - teastsof (lie nxutli aud Ttctk ; ia the best manner.