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About The Crawford County herald. (Knoxville, Crawford Co., Ga.) 1890-189? | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1891)
HE HERALD. ■yilX^i Ga., July 24 » 189i - local DOTS. jj scarce in town. Dent. was in the city Thurs- Holt to define “Blue M IV. reunion at Roberta was a 5* t people, not a few, are in a t 0 purchase some eggs. id-MUUGHT ttecuroa Ca*«ti patio*. p }I. Hat, of Macon, was business the first of the # frnnie Pound returned home iV jfter several days stay rilk. Harris left yesterday for ion, where he will spend jllm* Spillers, of Macon, is i friends and relatives in ilk. il, Dent and wife, of Macon, iKnoxville this week visiting a and friends. *0.1’. Wright has gone to Plains this week on business 1 visit relatives and friends. irta will soon have a new [instructed of brick. Work i being pushed to comple- In. U F. H. Wright, W. P. W. P. Blasingame left for Indian Springs where they Mwvera! day*. [in Riviere and dealer is the in Champion the liter cour.- |e is utilizing the Zeigler grass grows on the creek bottom n Wilson, col.,was bound last Friday by Judge Green o, under a warrant charging h assault and battery. Andrews has an excel- It will yield from bushels per acre. There little cotton planted in his ml crop. 8 MINI, * Tonic for Worn**. Melons sell in and around for big prices. It is said a difficult matter to of them at any price in ro p at both sell at enor- Frople that are pre- railing these articles, and raise and have them for buying such things every 1 Avant, who has been for "Ms at Hazlehurst, Ga., is Knoxville on a visit to Be speaks in favorable toe piney woods section of 'ti for Dy»p«p»l*. tuiverhouse went to Ma- *%» since armed with a fsrr ant, nnd returned with * lt i colored. The charge icy. n. r. has put on p* Noublo trains daily a day, and will i* freight ser- r h» a great convenience to Public 0n the Methodist church 't 11 f^gressing; and, when will be an ornament to for wsah Nervae*. W ' but an actual fact Eva Ulin 2 Bcgg*’ Diarrhoe they never tried a w wonderfully adapted ^ c °ffiplainta» as it re- ' °''cc and no bad results ’ ■ Ver y bottle warranted. Jones & LeSueur. r 0nc 35 *** Centennial n Condenser,in good ' er Iun but little. Will ip for cash or oa easy ^Pply R0 ''f.ASINGAMK, to Kn xviHc, Ga. Miss Bessie Smith r«turaed borne Ust Saturday after an extended xisit amon* friend., and relativee in Central City. Quite a number of the children of Knoxville gathered at the residence of Judge O. 1*. Wright on Mon,day night, and engaged in mirth and amusements • They didn’t fancy the old starvation kind of parties and participated in a nice repast consist- ing of ice cream A-c., Ac. Mr. P. L. Smith, of Hazlehurst, Ga., is in Knoxville at present, and we learn that he is prospecting for timber to be used for turpentine purposes, 1 here is a quantity of timber in the county well suited to the business; and, if he should suc- cced in procuring a sufficiency of it, the enterprise will be a big thing for Crawford. Messrs. R. D. A W. T. Smith returned on Wednesday last from an extended trip to Washington, New York, Philadelphia and other points of interest. Miss Annie Hammett is on the sick list this week. Miss Minnie Richerson of Ceres, is visiting the family of Mr. F. F. Wright. Mrs. R. D. Smith and her daugh¬ ters, Misses Bessie and Florence, went to Atlanta Wednesday. DRS. JONES & KINNEY, Having this day associated them - selves in the practice of Medicine and Surgery, offer their Professional Services to the citizens of Knoxville and Roberta, and surrounding country. Knoxville, Ga., July 22, 1891. TEXTS. To be used in the Bible readings of the Crawford county Sunday Schools. SECOND SECTION. Uato the SON He saith, Thy Trone, O God, is for ever and ever, Hebrews 1; 8. God. John 1; 1. Matthew 1; 23. Iaaiah 40; 3. Thy Throne, O God is forever and ever. Hebrews 1; 8 The Mighty God.—Isaiah 9; 6. The Everlasting God.—Isaiah 40; 28. The true God.-—1 John 5; 20. My Lord and my God.—John 20; 28. God my Savior.—Luke 1; 47. Over all, God blessed forever, Amen.—Romans 9; 5. The God of the whole Earth.— Isaiah 54; 5. God manifest in the flesh.—Tim¬ othy 3; 16. Our God and Savior.—2 Peter 1; 1. The great God and our Savior Jesus Christ .—Titus 2; 13. Emmanuel, God with us.—Mat¬ thew 1; 23. The God of Abraham, The God of Isaac, Ex 3,2,6. The God of Jacob, The Highest.—Luke 1. 76. As to the Angel of the Lord who spake as the God of Abra ham being the Son of com¬ pare Judges 13,18 22, with Isaiah g, 6., also Daniel 3. 25 28. Mrs. C'. B. Howard. BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE. The Ihut Salve in the world for cuts Bruises. Sores, ITcew, bait Rheum, Fevers,res, Tetter, C happed Chilblains, Corns, and a!! NkinErup- tions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It i# guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,*** money re¬ funded. Price 25 cent* iwr box. FOR SaLE BY Jone* * LeSueui The Knoxville Alliance met last Saturday in open door session, to which meeting men, women and children wins do not belong to the ordf r were invited as well as all nieni her8. flood talks were mads ^ several who were present, The ^’^'ussion at the next open door meetin S will be on “Political and ^ omc Economy,"and the President, '~ no * Sandifur, and O. P. Wright request through the Herald that all attend and participate in this, and to that end a cordial invitation is ex¬ tended in behalf of the order by them. Come on the 3rd. Saturday in August. Judd Williams has shipped several car loads of water melons this week. Little Gfont ! Little Giants! Lit¬ tle Giants! are the pills that do the work successfully, effectually and permanently. We warrant every bottle to give satisfaction. Sold by Jones A LeSueur. Minus MoEimurray, one of the most enterprising citizens,and one of the best of Crawford’s farmers, was in town this week. lie reports a catch of three hundred and fifty pounds of fish with scins and also a fifty pound beaver. This is good fishing and also trapping. Nirtle M. Tanner, Boonville, lnd., writes: ,4 I had blood poison from berth Knots on my limbs were as large as hen's. Doctors said I would be a cripple, but B. B. B, has cured me sound and well, I shall ever praise the day the men who invented Blood Balm were born. L rumored that the A. A F. It is R.R. has been sold to the Louisville A Nashville. So many rumors re¬ lative to this little road have been circulate*! since it come Into ence that one scarcely knows to credit any report concerning it. “Oh! how I dread to see hair turning gray,” is a remark made by so many ladies. If only knew that 75 cents in one bottle of Beggs’ Hair Re¬ newer would not only check it at once, but give it a luxurious and glossy appearance, we know ihat they would not hesitate to buy. Wc guarantee every bottle. Sold by Jones & LeSueur. When a big dinner is nigh «t hand it is surprising to see how beef, mutton, ohiekens, butter and eggs come in for sale. People need such articles every day. Colic. Diarrhoe. D/sent try and all kindred complaints are dan^cr- ous if allowed to run any lengtn of So, it fa the duty of all par¬ ents to keep a medicine on hand at all times that wili eff-c* . posi¬ tive and perm .neat cure. Beg f Diarrhoea Ba’.' »o is ^u irantt.d to do this S > 1.1 an J »b) Jones & LSue«. \ p* The young people of vu* n.id vicinity attended a social entertain ; ment at the resi lence of Mr. Frank Danielly on last Monday night. It was plessant occasion for them. THE EMINENT rUESBYTKRI AN. Dk. SMOOT. Austin, Texas, /une 23 1887 Mr. A- K Hawkcs: Dear After having U'Ctl > oui Patent Eye Glasses for years, I desire to ex press my g.ent appreciation of them thep -re at ail times perfectly comfortable, and enable me to with as on^ng clearness, R. K. Smoot, AH eyes tt ! and tit guaranteed mt the drug »u»re of JONES A sUKl'R, Knoxville , Ga. Chickens are in demand and are worth money. To a Southern man the raising of fowls appears to be a small business. Its size would de¬ pend upon something more than the name. Is your hair falling out or turn¬ ing grayi If so, try Beggs’ Hair Renewer. It will stop it at once. Sold by Jones A LeSueur. There will be a grand Alliance rally at Yatesville on the 7th day of next month. It is probable that a number of our people will be there on that occassion. Oh ! how dreadfully yellow and greasy my face is getting.” Say do you know this is all caused by a disordered liver,and that your skin can be changed from a dark greasy yellow to a transparent white by the use of Beggs ? Blood Purifier and blood maker? Every bottle guaranteed by Jones A LeSueur. FROM 6TH. DISTRICT. Kind Editor: Allow me a small space in your paper. I will give you a few dots from our corner. Mr. J. H. Joyner is building a large and handsome store house. He will have it completed in about 30 days, and then his many cus¬ tomers will find a full line of dry goods which can be had at a living price. Messrs A. R. & J.11.Joyner and /ames Gibson has just returned from Americus they have been attending a series of meetings. They report a good meeting. The peoples hogs are dying of cholera. Would be glad ii some of the readers would give us a cure for the disease. Mr. / H. Joyner has some of the finest jersy hogs I ever saw. He lost one some time ago that weighed 450 pounds. With best wirhes for the Herald and its readers. I temain Home Makers. McEIrtt’t Wlnt of Cardul and TMEDFORO’S BLACK-DRAUGHT are for tale bj the following merchants in Crawford county. J. W. Blasingame, Knoxville. Harrison, Sanders & Co.. Musella. | j ooes& LeSueur, Knoxville, ^Toil Til MtALllG flf THE SiTIOKS^^ v DRjKING ’ GERMETUERf NATURE'S REMEDY » Is a first-clas# scientific preparation, the reault of Lr. King's untiring labors and researches following after Oaffrey, Dc- geer, Brandtlett, Postuer, Koch. Miquel and other illustrious compeers, whose la¬ bors substantiate, as held by the French Academy of Science, tb?t " disease gerintf may be not only attenuated until nearly j harmless,but may be revivified by degfees and given the most virnient character." * —ROYAL 3CRMCTUZR—" ^ is such an Infallible as Rheumatism, cure for numerous Indigestion, diseases, heart > troubles. Headache, Liver, Bladder, and k Kidney diseases, Chills Asthms, and Bronchitis, Fever. Ca- J p tarrb, Paralysis, Coughs, Incipient Consumption, ail Blood , and Skin diseases. Female troubles, etc. f It euros by purifying and eorrectingadis-M eased condition of the blood. It builds Ufg from the first dose, the patient quickl;ik feeling its invigorating and health-g! vln,W Influence. It Increaees the appetite, aid A digestion, clears tbe complexion, purtfl* ff the blood, regulates the liver, kidneysB th>fi ate., and speedily brings bloom to cheek,strength to the body snd Joy to tlcE heart. For weak and debilitated females^ It is with m a rival era peer, * If you miffering with diaeate, and fail a* a cure, send stamp for printed mat¬ ter, certificates, etc. It is a feeoo to the SRlTerlag and the wonder ef the century. 0 Fer sate by King's Royal Oermatuer Company. Atlanta. Oa.. and by druggists Price ft.ta per .-om entrated bottle, which j makes one gallon ef medicine as per dl- reetlonaaccompanying each bottle. €ao be sent by espress V. O. D. If your drug¬ gist can not supply y«u- * SALE OF LAND. I offer for sale, for cash or on time, my plantation of four hundred acers, three miles North East of Knox¬ ville. 1 will sell the entire place or a part of it in tracts of fifty acres sipd upwards. The place is well improv¬ ed and watered, has the finest or¬ chards in the county and is in every way desirable farming. W./. McGEE. Georgia—Crawford County. H* M. Burnett, administrator of Moses Kelley, deceased, ha3 ap¬ plied tome for dismission from his administration on the estate of said deceased, and disniissory will be granted him on the first Monday in August next, unless good ob¬ jections to granting same to him re fiied on or before said day. Witness my hand officially, his April the 30th, 1891. O. P. WAIGHT, Ordinary. THE POLICE GAZETTE Is the only illustrated paper in tho world containing all the latest sensa¬ tional and sporting news. No Saloon Keepor, Barber or Club Room can af ford to be without it. It always makes friends wherever it goes. Mailed to any address in the Uni¬ ted states, securely wrapped, 13 weeks for 11.00. Send Five Cents for sample copy. Richard K. Fox, Franklin Square, New York City. THE GRANT HOUSE, J. IV. GRANT, Proprietor. ROBERTA, GA. Now open to permanent and tran~ cimt boarders. Comfortable rooms and good fare. We try to please our guest. RATES $2.00 PER DAY. 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