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IWIiPf; • ALL SORTS OF THIHOS. CATHEPED FROM THE COLUMNS OF OUR EXCHANGES. fecti, Fnnclf* nud New* H«n« Helected For tlic SlwclDl Bm Of U>® K«ul- 'at* of the AV. ,T. White, the Ohio chewing gnm manufacturer, has been nomi nated for congress. lie will get there by gnm. Tom Watson will' probably not ' worry about Speaker Crisp’s district. lie will find plenty of;work cut out ' for him in bis own bailiwick. ItSas been intimated that Col. 1/ F. Livingston has some minor Weak* nesses. Fear of a political antagv ist doesn’t seem to bo one of tilery . hi ^- ■'‘■I-ib^nllamatcilie-vEAiice can-lie laid at the door of the con gress which has just adjourned. Not a single public building bill did it pass. Judge George Ilillyer tackled your uncle “Lon” Livingston • in great shape. He is now like the boy the innlo'kicked, not quite so pretty but knows more. This is a great year for dodges. The republicans are afraid of the force hill issue, and the peoples’ par ty aro trying to hide both tbo force ~ -bill afiil the tariff question. A.yotc for the democratic party is a vote for lower taxes. A vote for tire people? party is a vote indirectly for the republican, party and high taxes. That is the issue itt a nut ■hell. Hutthniiil and Wife. The seventh chapter of Romans shows that the believer in Christ is dead to the law as a covenant of works. Whatever debts ho owed before were all paid by his surety. So thoroughly' is the true believer identified with Christ that, in Him so far ns the law is concerned, whatever Christ is, the believer is, whatever Christ lias done the believer has dona He is one with Him. Thu oloshncss and oneness of this union arus illustrated by the relation Bright people are tlioouickest to rec ognise a uood thing uiul buy it. Wo sell lots of peopis the Little Marly Ulcers. If you are not bright these pille will make you so. 0. Goodmjm. - Congressmen have returned home trow to renew their pledges to their parties, and enter the next campaign Many of them will .go back, but there is no rooiu for Twitters or Hoppers, Kxit'WaOSm and Wmn. If dull, spiritless and stupid; If your lood Is thick and sluggish; If vour appe tite la capricious and uncertain, you need asarsapariila. For. best results lako De ■Witt's 1. 0. Goodman CURING THE PLANT, OONSVJCPtm OURBD. TOBACCO RAISING DOWN GEORGIA SOUTHERN. THE Au old physician, fMiwit from j.r.ketli o, havlm*! had pl.ic*Hllu lif# hands by on Ka*t India niUdloii* aty the tornmU of a liniplu vorwuMp remedy j f«r tho apoedy uiul pomiaumt uurt'of uouy.uuijf tfyu, Broncblrln, Asthma ami all thrnat j wfwi ***** On*r aw Aiirwt Cultivated—Fine Kfflult* In Every luttc;im*o—lilac Hoorn lor Mouth Uooriria. «u <n -uiik AU'octionm also a potltivt* And r.ulhnl! yttw? for Norv.jni* liability and ;tll Xertfott* Coin* l l*lalilts, nrfpr imvliiRleaud It* wonderful cura tive jHiwors it. thousands of casco, has felt I’, hi \ dot) to make k known to bit* •udcniig frlhov*. of gn “Down in. my district," says a dem ocrat from the tenth, “the third party Snen call campaign numey sinews of war when they raise it for their own Use,- . -When ; lh.e democrats raise it the third party leaders call it a cor ruption Wort." We truly believe Do Witt’s IJtUo Ear- Iv Ttfsers-ars tiie most natural; most ef fective, nioiit prompt and economical pill _ . ... « I I 1 I .. . . a . I Irt ....I Il'fl for biliousness, ioiltgCalloH ami Inactive liver. .1. 0. Goodmap. Division in the national demo cratic party in 1860 enable the repub licans, by a minority vide, to secure (heir first national triumph. Shall and we, in 1892, divide our forces thus permit our great adversary, again in a minorityV again to snatch victory from defeat. “Late to lied and and early to rise will Shorten the road to your home m the ■kies." But early W Ik-1 and a “Utile Karly Jtiser," the pill that makes life looser and better and w iser. J. 0 Good man. Thomisguided people who belong stultify .to the third patty cannot themselves by voting for a cntididato like Gen. Weaver who denounced them as conspirators and as “a hun gry, rebellious, man hating, woman ■oiling gang.” To do so would Iw to humiliate and disgrace themsolves. It Is a fixed and Immutable law that to have good, sound h^lth One most have pure, rick and abundant blood. There is no shorter nor surer route than by a course of Be WUfs 8ars»parlll«. J. C. Goodman. When the true men of Georgia calmly reflect over the conditions that surround them, and of tho con Sequences of republican triumph, they will bo convinced that their Viest in Scrests dictate, and Uteif duty to their families demands, that in the coming content they shall with voice and vote unitedly support tho democratic nom Inecs, both state and miionai.” To Dr. J. C. Goodman's for rUug goods. tc Boutbern Prosperity, ic south sella its great staple in the free markets of the R«t, like (idler sections of lUy, it must buy in a pro- market. There is no such aa protection, for cotton. But Yn:iiuMt Ae cotton growers must buy there am tariff tax averaging 60 Cut the tariff down to the .vernmeni, Imsbaml nnd wife. The believer is Said to be married to Christ. By thin marriage he has met all the claims of tho law. This complete identification of tho believer with Christ, and his boing absolved from all obligations of the law, as a means of salvation, shows what the true, original and scriptural relation oftlio wife is to the hus band. It. is that of complete oneness. ‘They twain shall be one flesh,” was At marriage, the wife was lost in her husband so far as civ il obligations were concerned. Her debts wore sot over to (lie husband's account. She was free and ho be came responsible. It was in him and through him she imiRt act. She could make no valid contract without his consent. Ho was head of tho family. Upon him tho wife was de pendent, to him she looked for pro tcction and support, and loving her as one with himself, it was his sol emn duty to supply her wants and to defend her as lie would his own life It has been the work of modern civilization and human legislation to dissolve this heavon-ioado bond, to destroy tlio unity of mail and wife, and instead of making them one, to con tiiiuo them as two, distinct and sop. aratc. Now, tho wife can hold property in her own right, and bo financially independent of her husband. She can make contracts, set up in busi ness for herself, buy and sell, and, in short, engage ill any.-business tr.v.i actions tho samo as any other man The laws that thus destroys tho true relation between husband ami wife, liavu been the fruitful source of divisions, quarrels, divorce*, and ruined homes. While these results have followed in many casus, but few married wo men have reaped tho benefits confer red upon them by these laws. No wife, who loves her husband, can re sist Ins importunities for help when ho is in trouble. Indeed, she will not wait to bo importuned, hut will of her own accord, come to tho res cue when help is needed. She will sign notes, execute mortgages, find Borne way to evade the will of pru dent fathers, some road around tlio obstacles in the way of making her property subject to her husband 1 needs, if she cannot directly sur mount the in. While some may suf. for at tliu hands of improvident, faithless or drunken husbands, yot, we nre sure that tho sum total of •onjiigal bliss would be greatly aug mented by a return to the bible ba sis of matrimony. No man who ha* any manliness about Wm, who has not been brutal ized by alcohol, or debased by lewd ness, can fail to respond to the love and devotion of a self-sacrificing dependent wife. Her very helpless, ness is her defence. Her very weak ness her strength. Her very depend enco her protection. Let tho two remain one. “What God hath joined together, let no man put asunder."- Christian Index. Strength nml Health, If volt are not freiltiR strong and healthy, try Electric Hitlers. If la grippe has left you weak and weary try Electric Bitters. Thisremedy act* directly on liver, stomach end kidneys, gently aid ing those organs lo perform their func tions. If you are afflicted with sick head ache, you will find speedy relief by tak ing Electric Hitters. One trial will con vince you that this is the remedy you need. Large bottles only Me, at J- W. Paulk & Co.’s dragjilore. ~ Reports from various farmers who embarked in tolnc.cn culture last spring say, that the crop is doing tinelp, tut they did not gqf out as many plants as they anticipated, owing to the drouth about trans planting time. Tlte experimanl ha* resulted in establishing the fad that the soil in this section is well suited to tobacco culture,—Ft ,Talley Leader, Hirers. Early The thing of most importance at present with tho Georgia Southern road is the developmant of the tobac co industry along that line, a project undertaken by Receiver Sparks and tho road’s officers, aud which gives promise of proving a success. Sir. Smnv. the famous tobacco ■ower of North Carolina, camo to Geo^-ia several months ago, and bile down the Georgia Southern road discovered there an Eldorado for the tobacco grower, now almost forced out of many sections of the country, on account of the high val- nos of land, making il impossible to grow tobacco at a profit. Mr. Snow gave tbo public and the Georgia Southern road the advantag es of his discovery, and the result has been a general experiment in to bacco raising all along the line clip Georgia ' Southern. . The road distributed seed and offered every inducement to planters who oared to try tobacco raising. In this ay over 1450 acres were planted in tobacco between Macon and Valdos ta, including about twenty-five acres it Cyoloncta, the Georgia Southern's experiment farm. Manager Lano reports to tlio Tele graph that tho results have been wonderfully gratifying, in every in stance a fine crop being made. All that now remains to bo done is to cure tho weed, and if this proves sat isfactory, tobacco raising in smith Georgia will ho a great success, and oil will aeo lands go up in value and emigrants flocking to that sec tion from Virginia and North Caro lina. The soil is adapted to all kinds of tobacco, ami already experiments Actuated by thw rooti\«*j»<1a <U*liv w relievo iti fifiR,! will roml fmj of ckariw.tn all « tt, inw m*i]tc> In iieimiu. Fit’nth or hun.*n iuiTorinj{,l will wnnl five who tloint* * RngUsh.w . . UNiUir- *i»m l*y mMI l«y 4ti.iri« ,iug with hump; namlnKtJiniMqvT W»A,Novrj», SiW Pnwora’ Blork, lioch(*tt*r, N. Y Wholesale Whiskey Tobacco and Cigar House. Special attention given to Jug trade Orders promptly tilled. PUBLIC SALE. i-MKtiHiR.H County: 3E0ROTA.“ Will I n inltl ontliu tUtconth (15) jUy of Anguflt next, licfotv UmcuuTt-lmuwiluor »n8*itl Ouniity, hwtwivn the bomn of na1e ? to tlu. lilithcbt UvUlcf for cabh. Utc f«»llowiuK ttnscrlbritl jirtiimi- ty, BituAied xyinjx knd l«lng iu t" tho town «»f Add, loiity, : Tlu* ttiatlt hfclf of lut No. •J (two) in Honk No. i (four). acivinUng to tho tind of HiUvl town, on wliiv h lot i# locntptla Imitil- ii»K knnwti ar tlio Younjr & Wnkofont ofticj now .K*CU|»loin>y «IOlit» A. M’llKvri. Kmi. Also titty (M) 1‘RIC'K jLTHT. Old Private Stock Hye $5 «W )>or Rallon. Old XXXX Rye. niit.loiu ll*T* ih:c A Ihiun* live Old No. 1ft V> OAlilomia H) ponrlwrly Co. It) ‘ X. C.t c— by two hundred and ninety (WO) feet of laml In Ntild town, l>clnp a vacant lot and bounded on the north bv Seventh wtreot, cast by l^rftHh .v.o “ * * * * 41 and Wvflt by nue, south'by land of Mrs. Wilby and wvpi . Hutchinson avenue. Said land to bo sold ns tho | Swv vt CuttuwbA Wine .... _-id — ... ... property of Younjt A WnKcforo under and by . ir 1..1 v». at i v,....,- >^' t oidX (.'.Com ucoru i,i Com Old HolliUul ('in 2 ft taunt flood H.dl*nd Ola TomOln . ..... Pure (d.l 1’uTch Apide litr.udy t’oqiui- hr.ind) tiood lt’.nu tuo of a moytKatfe jrlvon hy M. J. \ «nt*i| Wakeford uud Younc A wakefordto t«v nm National Rank of Vuldoita, to satisfy said mort- lmtto. M ild mortRas^j uuthoritinjt nnd enijmwer* Inj; eaUl bank .u roll -taid dMCillvd propccty, af* Un advertisim; Utlity lUyu, upon Uuf,\ult uiathj iu the payment of tin 4 ImlebTedm’M secured thereby, to apply the proceed! of fluid aale to the UfitipiatluK ot saiil liidcbtednesi. Tides in fee simple kivbu pun-hawr free of incuiubrauce. This Jufy Kt. l4>. D. C. ASIU.UY. Pive’t. First Nat. Hank of Valdosta. Notice to the Public. (iKOlbilA—lJrHKjtvM rounrvt Homo thief or thlflvoa broke into and robbed inv dwelling hou.iO, near A«v postolllce iu said county, on ibo mght of the nrst Sunday in Jul>. ”**“ nr- * v ‘ *“ '■* 1‘hcio was taken From tho house <4 50 In silver money, coat, -nul vest, and \ chain t*f dwxic to ono hundred aud foivv-rnur awes, more or less, of lot of land No. LW>, in the oth land t1t«u let (1311th militia district) of orlitinallv Irwin now Herritm county, vis: From Mack tUitleherry to Matthew CtHUeheny. and from MAtthcw Castle berry to U. V.’. Mimsj Aud, uls". a tuoi tnu^t from Maul tow CiWilelHirry t«» H. Whitolmrst <m tho said 141 acres or laml -tho tnartpitfs has been taken up btit no nftmes him Ik rn torn off; ami, also, u number *>f tax ami other receipts. AU porsons nre heicby notified nnd wrliriied not to li ' " " rmle, in any way,"for any of the abo\e dcKC.rltwd projKiuy. . G W. MlMd. Add, 0., July tub, \m. m RKAVAR0. We will pay tho Hbove r\:ward for the appro henrion and delivery to tho jaihir of llerrlun the following tlcflcrlkcti convlots i rliilt . Ham HlrtlfU’ton-wry daik KiiiRorcako color, IR or lft years old, about flvp feet in height, ami wol ( ’,htt ttVim’.i in jiountffl. Lee Willltonff -lLark jilugcreake color. M years of ago, Almut live feet and three inches iu height ami wxdehs about. 133 ikiiouIs. HmsH black moustache. K II. HUIMANH A UNO.. PiUVATS5 SAMS. Hc’jirusculud by liiwix VAHiiitm. PETERSON Physio inn and Siiv^oon. TIPrON, - GKOUUIA, Ovuok—T\ ah J. W. raulk & C<i. C.dK nuiwet oil promptly day t'l night. Ollico practice will receive attention between the bourn ofl) .tM and I0;3e a. m.,and 3;oo nml l.?0 p. m. J. M WILKES, R o h i il e tt I I> i ntint , TitTMN. (IKOUdlA. 4. up stairs, l*nnlk brick Offior -Room building. Can *K! found in Ms cibce from the 1st to iftlh of each month, the r«'Stilue of time will Ik* devoted to Ct,iu»Jr> n,Hh*nts-al their homos 11 dt’Hlrod. lid If. Dn. J. W k D. J. WILLIAMS, DENTISTS, COULKl.F, ..... OKOUOIA. Ornct- I'ank Kullding, Room No. I, up ituir*. DR J C. GOODMAN Physician svntl Surgeon. TIKTON OKOltUU. OmoR -IbHim lu tlu TUtv'ii I'rug Ktetv. 'njunluujt the jmhllc f«»r its pn^t WL'rai )«atr«maKe •liul w>lle,U a ooytimi.ith.’U of Uinaamn. liavu beuii matlu in eigar, plug and Binoking toliacco. At Cyoloncta three tobacco barns of tho improved kind have been erected and are now filled with the weed in a process of curing. The curing season lias just begun, nnd will continue several weeks. At the Georgia Southern offices in Macon there is on exhibition a number of lino specimens of the plant partly cured, and good judges say there is every indication that the tobacco raised along tlio Georgia Southern road will go iu the market nt ns good value as any ill the country. The officials of that road are highly elated at the outlook and are doing every thing to promote the industry to its fullest possibilities. -Telegraph. OKOUOIA- Ueumi's Cmi.M v. In aecorduniNj wlih au nj*ri"’m»»ntmvh' by and lH*tw»M)U Iht* helm of Yhouiafl A. llakur, lou* of fluid county, dccant'f’d, the nn.hii^iKUvd are »u- thorUnd to oiler at private fi.a'.t? th« r*;al btdoiiRini; to flvld decadent. Mild r<ml i>nt.ib< lunuiiAt-: of 4*10 acrus of land, whh all tho Itn* provflinc.DtKthorvun, in tho Ninth dint Hot. of Haul county, and hot tor described aa t »a> jdaca wlmuv on tho Htiid Ttioma.1 X. baker lived nml dlnd This July 2M, IK«. (I. W. Modhr, j.j.fiximk- UKOROIA -BKiuuny Corxtv: Ilv vlriuo of a decree of ihn »urwrior court of nabl county, I will n»ll oh the flwt Tti«ndn,v lu SajHembor, u( XiiflhviUo, khIiI county, lfldw*ern A l.ittlo Girl’s Kxpcrlende <rt Light house. Sir. nud Mrs. Lonm Ticscott nre keep ern ot the Bench, jovornmenl llghthoen nt Run,I Commissioner's Sale. tint Uu;al liMUin cf stohi thn foUotrliigprotwrty to* MU of Inml No. 4?A in Hm Tflutfi dtfltrlrt of wit said county. Thu above ftlahid «U*r P.*« WRfl Rnvut od In tho. ca. a v' of rot v«. A. W. Patb’Mon, admlit- Ifltratovon thnuautc of J. I> Knitihi, doKcwcd. Tctn'.fl canh. H. H. pKKl'UiH, t'OrnmlahiolUT. ZJu. DR G. C. LANEY, Phyrticiii-n ami SSurgoon MOUUT’.m, ■ DJtOHUI.V JVOp’e Ilf IsihpUlt OlTura hit fturviorBi to thn and atliaotiut countli*«. jyr *orn« ic in i;mv dnij; Btoro Lv Tlflon •; Ty T) *• Mumnor. .. •• 1‘ouhm .. " KilolJx “ Willingham •• Havltt At Albany — H Mi'iTl itiitlun. * t Stop (in sign*!. * Dally, except Humby. fonuffldfl at Aibjtny with (>t;triA niffiojuTol EULWOOD & ALEXANDER, liW; j§L ESTATI AND 'riVTON, • attOUOIA, l'totnpt atUMdlnn ylrvn to all lnmtl huflinf'flfl. J-iyOFFlCK -laivo HnlldlUKi lloom jHim No 1. john a. Wilkes" A. ttorney - a t - I, a vr APKI., - KKOIIUIA Will prnetlro in all thorottutloflof ihnHonthcru Judicial Circuit of Ocorjrla Mptclal atumtion dircctod to all branohcfl of thu .profcaaioii and m'Uflinl buoInciMi rtoth ltod. H-ly. HUHIAIII! nouns. A. W. TBOKKR. HOBBS & TUCK15R, 1 B A. N Tv 1*. IT B , I (bnirRla, Cnlumhua Ronthcm railway, tuxtBavnih noli, Vlorlihi and Went Connect* Hi Way or* and Western railway. pavannf,., Florida JackflonvIllH ami Ht. l/vuta 1’nlUuan palate laflplntr car npon trains No'. ) and 4. C\ D.divaNfl, J A W- DrFKlA, Tratbc Mnnasor. <». 1‘. A. V W. AfldtilM, UKO. W. HAINNH, X. t* 1*. A. tifn‘1 pnpt. 9& ui K All,HOAD. 'SUWANNEE RIVER ROUTE Sshsdcls It Efleet July 3, 1339, liouo fKjtrru f7*imTIaoon . , AL13A.NY GEOHQ1A. DepoHitorjr of T'oitgihort'.y, Worlli, I.oe and Karly Count-tOH, and Lho City of Albany. Buy nml sell Exrltsngu; give preinpt »ltonllon tocoUeciloas, nui! remit for s»m« on liny of payment nl current rntes; reuelve deposits subject lo sight checks, and lend money on approved time psp«t». Correspomlnncn iipUciled. 8»8m. J- in gc . „ Mich , nml are blessed with daughter (oar y<mr* old, bast April she was taken down with measles followed with a dreadful cough nnd turning into a feyer. Doctors at home ami at De troit treated her, but In vain, she grew tvorso rapidly until alio was a more band ful of bones. Then slid tried Dr. King's New Directory and aftur the use of two and a half bottles was completely cured. They say I)r. King's Now Discovery Is worth Ita weight Iu gold, yet you may pet a (rial bottle free at .1. W l’atflk A Co.'s drug alore. Tlio farmer* of Georgia have made a profitable and palatable contribu tion to the aummer comfort of the people of northern and eastern towns and cities in the shipment northward of over 500 oar loads of peaches. It is a pleasure to know- that the grow- ers have received satisfactory prices. The average return has been about 11,600 per car load.—Philadelphia Record. T- BOYD & BBO. HEAD4UAILTEB3 FOB Crockery, 1’hln* amt Olawi Rare, Lamps of Every tiesrrlptlon, Tin ware, Hollow ware, Wood ware. ICE-CREAM FREEZERS. REFRIGERATORS AND ALSO STOVES, Corilflla. “ Tlfton Arrlvii Hruuivlek . *• Jackkouvlllfl. M Vkldoava, " JaaFbr. Weft I ml la Fn*t Mall.! llfflix «n. tmpltt'- wi.ncHi'rt»>K. * iku rhy. T.nr ~VKX~ re Kxiuikmi Mail. 8:1! 3:4? * UK ... Hamilton I'alalkA... 6;1M ft.ta ?:W f 410 a.sj 10 M 1:1« a iM “ 7;36 *' !5R *' 4*.» •* 6 JM •* O'M *« OM *• » « - No. i Iwwi Maton afinc arrival of IncbinluiC murnlnir trim* on (‘cnlmJ. donthwnatcrM. cla, Kfiat 'lVnniNttv}, Viivriitla nml Coorutn ami Mac’in ami Ncntharn, ami Macon and £• tauten rallmutw. So. 3 Icavca Mfffton after arrival «f ln«K>mtng aftornnon tifllnn on thr? Ceniral, Poutliucaretn. Mruron and Northern ami t.uor^la nillroAda, anti 1‘tmmvt* at Tlflon nlth llrumvAirk an«l Wvatrm for Brnnawlck ami JackwmiU* via Hrun*wick, ami Woatrrn tnilHavanrmli.MnritkrMdWmtemt at I'aUtka for Hi. Aimtatlnw and all point !»• Y,\»' ami Hrt :th Florida, and nlih tire Ht Johui ami river ati’Aiurra Koimi. ESiTlOTtr JlMrpton " l^kcdty.. " wiiito'Fj.rlpff *• JoApar •• Valuoatu •• Tlfton.. ..... “ JarkantiviPc .., “ HrtinawJek “ f - rvr»lele . . Arrive Mu ’oti i i Ro. 4, jWoci India; Kxjitvas ' Faat Mail, l Mail. rmyrm. ?:F> K At* 0uV> Hull 1 «• I*. 4 10 * From t?*e r.hcajeai to Buok’a Brilliant, concotifrt to lot tho beat In the world, they abaolnUily hav« no v<l»al In the world. ——— Manufacture* all kind* of —*— • Tinware, fitove ripe, Unltero’, Etc. 1 MM Vo. 31ratalka after arrival (nt W*»1 In* dla mall from Tampa »n«l coiiiKCtt at Martxn with all outftolni; oflan«o«ni traina on ( «r.tra2| Honthweidern. Macon and Nr>rtb**nj, (icorvla, K:»*t TcnncpMO, VirylnU amt ( corgi* rullrouda. No. 4 leave* l’ilatka after arrival of traina jjr*Hperial price* ttunlo to hotel! and hoard* Ini; houaos. Write or c«Ul on tm whan In ntw.i of anvtbtng in our llnoj wo iruaranteu to *avo you money. J. T. HOYIl A IIMOm 44 1^41’atteraon atroot, Valuokta, Oa. New Firm, New Store, New Goods. Oucklcii's A«*,ile» Helve. TiiK Kkrt Hai.vi; lu thn world for Cut*, Bruises, floiea, Ulcer.!, Salt Bhoutn, Fever Bores, Tetter, Uhsppod Hands, Clillblaiits; Dorns and *11 Hklu Bmptinus, and positively cures Piles or no pay rr- qulrcd. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, nr money refund ad. Price 85 cents per box. Fur sale by Peterson & Psuik. J. W. PAULK & CO„ DRUGGISTS. from St Auffunttao md pointa In Boat and South — * • t* at Tift. ** * Flortdu aril ct•itnn* ami \t'c ...ton with Brunswick-v ; * tern fMo lUuoAnlck, (ia„ ami Jack*t*u* % tlio** FU n>*» rAiavtloft at Mavon for Naah- ,11!i. I.ouifvlllc, (Tin'liThiUh-kivanatillv, ht.1jo»I- ia atoi ChfcAfro, 8h«it Hue to Worldta''flair' Vf». v tieorniA HdntUnm ami Florida, Olftral, W'tatcrn amt Atlantic. Naahiillc. riutUacrmpa ami Ft. D'ul* amt I.ohIhtUIc and N'oahvttlu, and Macott with all nutuomR mm nine train* tin tin* Central railroad . . All train* arrive and depart from union depots at Macon and Fnlatka. Klraant akcpln/: far* will he run on Italus No, 3 and No, ' For further information apply to agent* at . junetDn |it>lnii nr to K. K. KR1FKKR. Ticket A Rent, Falalka.F J*, II. Hl’RNH. lrav. 11m. Act.Macou. JAH.MEN7.IW1.rteu Arl .lackpouvlilt/Fla. A <-. KNAIT, Traflic IMK Complete Stock of Fresli "Drains, ’CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES. Soliadiilo lu t lily 3» IW1 "• hcajTi'p^ STATto.Vfl. the flits tor J The lK-st thing to give yrnir onemy i* forgiveness; to an opponent, toler ance, to a friend, your heart, to your child, a good example, to a father deferer.ee, to your mother, conduct that will make Iter proud of yon, to yourself, respect, to all men. charity. A St. Lout* court has ruled tint alimony in a divorce e.w cannot be collected from a man who Toilet Articles, a " 1’ufumery, Colognes, Extract*, Rummies, Hair Oils, Toilet Creams and Powders. Brushes (ul! fine of Twnlt Brushes Nail Br-u-iies Hair Brushes Shoe Brushes lin’d Clothes Brushes. 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