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Current Comments.
Watterson steeiris i
to have concluded to wait on the$the dollar. Homes and comfort right uses if a
but Avhen it becomes the servant of
appetite, t|uen it ^vorriyftii^,. Ahfi
heyond--. doasriptiott, ■ -
1 utvi i v naii> vii i«»v/ • ** v, *‘* " — — v rp*:'r!‘'-
of the Chicago cou-liare injife-^-ii^itiire aiKiiapsic are
vontinn before deciding who. will
be allowed to vote . the Deuipcf§|sfc
tickets and remain on tile Demo
cratic rolls. It is really good in him.
'in it. Travel and fine art are In it.—
San+a=dftwr - imti gorrd- etreer are'
iin it.
There is an apparent -coolness be
tween Atlanta and Louisville
journals. A journalistic giiji^ sq^fep
‘.speak, has dropped in between.
Cyclones and water spouts?
around in the country , .that sepa
rates them. It is sad,., confusing,
crushing. This is why we weep.
5 to >xM.a
. The attempt to make t
and to keep the tax on tho noee^sj-
)^s of fi^t
mind of a i>ttT Wte(bfasptiwiso.
1.; :T I fl :■ 7 f’’ ••■id. ^ % <>£ httfiS
K j -
Little Johnny Wi^-ougfcMw^ Jbe
relieved.gfthe .seate -yr3 he
improperly holds in the Tloone, in
order that he may
.trinity to devote hf< wholb ^tiiWBP^to
the Danville investigation, ; Being
midoubtdedly elected, Massey
ought to be seated; H AS
s j: 3aio' nisth i -u.n ov, tfcsffurtsi
Rev. J. W. Lee ta.EojfK| Courier, v. ■
A Composition on the Dollar.
No wonder people strgggle for
is orj^n
lias, He
-frf Htefriitoriej^ irtto^cl
es, scliDols;.books and esthetic cul
ture. i,They, 0 .;jiiatV%neLryeife-.put a
proper estimate, HPPp tj^e ; ntipral
and ut^Himents. . They
They become ar^unpr.pying, mid in the near fu
universal.''* With will be made *
71 S •’ $ : f *•
Making Apple jelly.
... Tak^ipLjjnapjjjy of £P<>d cook
4ng app^W^ tlfataitkd pick out
all. decayed partly Wren.. slice -them
in a copper, tin lined or porcelain
lined boiler, and one-third larg
er than required to hold the apples;
pface | ham Lvi'rVjgiwkl fljre^—
dins oeSx raised anittle, or a
{are
be piit ihtd iariti#r|y, hnd Canaife
Into June. At Its tdiich "California
pears, South Carolina..rice, jftal
Georgia peaches cease to Imv pro
vincial and local,
worldwide and
he lieip of iribney feveTy ‘ irian ; Itas
‘or his comfort and pleasure what-
;ver the
bod and fruit,. .
aim eh f, each man 1 is ^h&'ciiizeii of
urope, Africa, Asia and the
merieas. In the presence of
It
an-
ed
with
pi)\v pfec
Tlte Vhl(
1-.... . .. out souee
3#*%?y©ib *sivJaanQi <
•adaehe. Kheumati
" jicine. For full-L— —
ietl ?wul 0 t«j. TOO ITS KTCTATIOS.
; 3 rA long augrydebate o^jtfeetpriff
quotum wilTleav^thTj^tnatter fur
ther from settlement- than-before.’
^ven^T Uie^^Orrison b3f should
pass the House, it would not be
come a law, and would not commit
the Democratic party to that line
’of policy- It is a mere exaggerated
political “Lincoln rehearsal.
h
THE ORLY TRUE
IRON
ONIC
FACTS RECAROINQ
The new Jesse James gang
composed of Mrs. Jesse James, the
alleged widow of the bandit, and a
tail; lank, long-haired Texan, is not
making a successful season in the
•show business. The manager ab
sconded at Pittsburg, and their bag-
gage was seized to pay bills.
Uric - and enrich the BLOOD* regulate
Band KIDNEYS* and Restore the
! ai.d VIGOR of YOUTH 1 In all thoie
< reanirinK a certain and efflclen. TONIC,
j,ecIaIl“i^spert»l»,Wa«itofAppelite,lndlKc*-
K ~ 'k of Strength, etc., Its use Is marked
kh Immediate and wonderful insults. Bones,
■teles and nerves receive newTerce. Enlivens
as Brain Power.
dug from all complaints
.Ijullar to their sex wlllUnd in
tOM lOaiC a safe >
We see it stated that Dr. Felton
and Dr, Miller, two of the fastest
jfriends-and most eloquent speakers
jin Georgia, will engage in a public
discussion, soon in Atlanta on the
tariff,question. Dr. M. is represented
to be a free trader, and Dr. F. a
protectionist. The discussion will
be interesting, and we doubt not
instructive.
i mind and su
counterfeit!
fW.HHSrtor-MSd^JojW ‘
tranae'inau^^^U^l
t's Iros Tonic ta for Bale by ala
b and Dealers Everywhere.
3HAI
TURNER and CHAMBERS,
CARROLLTON, GEORGIA
—Dealers in—
General Merchandise,
Are still at their olt* stand on Rome
street; - ready to sell you goods as cheap
or cheaper than anybody If you want
anything in tlieir line, give them atrial
and they think you will trade.
We would say to those owing us that
WE MUST HAVE
What is due us. We have indulged
you as long as we eau and we now want
our money.
the time will never come when
the United States, under foreign
pressure, will deny the right bf in
violate asylum to the political exi
les from the old world. That is one
( thing. The time will come—has
come when the United States
should take steps to deny the right
of those claiming the privilege of
asylum here to make use of the
flag of the country to cover coni-
munistic attacks on other govern
ment. That is another thing al
together.
If the Republicans Will solemnly
promise to nominate Hayes, and
give security to do as they agree,
there is possible chance that the
Democracy might be induced to
nominate Tilden, whether the old
man liked it or not. The Demod
erates need not to be afraid to fight
HayeS with a goblin.—Philadelphia
Press.
IF YOU ARE
GKDI3STG
■WUST,
NORTHWEST,
-OIL-
SOUTHWEST,
BE SUBE
Your Tickets Read via the
N. C. & St. L. R’Y
The Mackenzie Route.
The First-class and Emigrant Passengers
FAVOBITB!
Albert B. Wrenn,
Pas. Agent,
W. I. Rogers,
Pu^W^gent,
•jae O’ ^ : : .v
«he man who has a good cattle
ranch is on the high road to 'for
tunes There is no doubt that the
population bf .the country fs in
creasing much faster than the meat
supply. While for a
thing^etee the prices]
fluc tuations, the prices forbei
uniformly strong in every domes
tic and foreign market. Thfe; grill
ing territory is rapidly gmwingjeg*
owing to the enroachmei\te of agJt-
culture. When the greater part of
the beef is produced from' tame
grasses and grain it will bn much
dearer than it is at present* v-'-
Whether regulation or prohi
bition is the proper remedy for the
liquor evil, says the Savannah
News, is a question on which the
wisest differ. As against prohibi
tion it is impracticable and impose
sible. It may succeed, and does
succeed in localities where the pro
hibition sentiment is overwhelm
ing, but evelt there it is maintain- for his mind and
ed only by constant vi
and a ' continuous warfare.—
Regulation has been found to work
well where it has been given a fait
trial, and in its favor it is urged
that it is a remedy that can he
very generally applied. It is ad-
mited, howe\ T er,-thatlt wilf require
years to accomplish by regulation
what is attempted to be accomplish
ed at once by prohibition. There is
little hope that the advocates of the
two remedies w^l ever harmonize
in favor
andAenmns-tu
gjh tj/eitrjfpies
t midnight in communion
1:«to and Aristotle, he is a
Greece. < AyitliTth^U^di
livided 111-rfn-ee j>arH lie it I,,,,,in, to thick(‘,l Jin<t adhere to
, S a citizen of Borne In an (1 v' ^ u ,a, jelly-like, ,>a 3 s the juice
;»fl teodgHa Hannei^ jelly- sMd
iccompainments of such a , 0 , . , . „i.
... false bottom on it filled with water
citizmrtto prevent burning. Bring the whole
.!AVhen
isual accompainments
,-ell-‘futtfrts'hed i, lnstitutlon, ' every
ltitudes. He is in the ' l>refeefice
and the ApenniineA took'ido^wn' 'irpi-
on his home,
edges of the
aj; the uoBh
there
the eye,
th
ml
round
„.. w
«.E.Ii#b
a|e the-fancy a
preciate all things into which mon
ey
ly do forests and birds and fishes 0
akid meadows and ice lie folded in, . _ _ , .
and the useful in science^'Sleep
within the- dej^hi^ of* the magical
and pbWerfui Abll{^. ( ! ^e ^e^ie
around the
turns the f
fertil^es t
dol
ter into sumnier, and . ^ so^imer.
ito winter, and constrncts a palace
firm afitT^daiuQf^Foh ttie|)qttofriY)T
the Uqkl seaJ* ^Iteh^ht^lie clear^
ring, the star-circled, the forest-
fellfng dollarl'Tt tunnets themmlno
ta4 ; n,,br J t,Jg^ i fhl^iiryrs, afid iWakfea
the wilderaess blossom as the rose.
By the whistle of the steam en
gine, the whirl of the factory spin-
file, and ihe instruments of the la-
boraEciry,' it h{nTtirivjen tfle J^aifiefi^
frbnf th^stream'S,- 1 the 1 Gnomes
from the caves, 4hq-
heav
face-fif
M
bokit to explore the Amizon for*
ests, Tynfiajfe^r
1 1
ciers
furiw
fid 'o
umphed over *
ulties. Th? dollar . converted,/to
• r...i ihqjkag rSttfpspfiefi
ther kettle to .catch it; let it
liwn.^ vacdord, ..mth-
assed through re-
n ' .
^measuring
oifisqu^pzlngcOr^pressmg-
all the juice has passed tl
tifeAd)t X&yQWikktm^
eight or twelve ounces_ powdered
eja|np|9^
e»:
d ^lac-
flEe '- and
it in jars, . etc. When
place - paper right on the
passing the paper through
,ine, thus ren-
to the air;
UCAt COV^r ,the top with skin or
good pyjefi wax pape^.aoeing^t fits
well; so as to exclude the airr<! Hfir i
ive for Log cholera, ai
yhlcl^ hog
is liable; i It is simply corn soaked
Ai w-smipiy corn soa; | Tphfe farmers Vere about done put
^tlag-ii^itkeir guano, which makes
TW<>
utjjher in
ntji years
fieen using it since' tfTaf finie, and
although I have rsli^ed' a' gteat
many Logs Joy thps . country,
have never had any disea se among
tWeiii of any kind, While my neigh
bor’s hogs were dying with the chol
era. Some few tried the lime with
ut tji9-majority
a rfemfcdj to
Take, say aj>eck of common lime
y put in a bar-
ft wejl stirred
have ahnother barrel or tub and
pour the ida^iiftrTMhaifoirr tomp-
«eM®efctodeytfe»IV©1^drip, and
,the. same 4«me will, do for months.—-
of Engla»d3URrtlw FtolWwtvPfthS
United-StuteSdo. talk/ < fad© to face
across' the Shhs. ' The firM^mifig^^
water drinking, ‘ worid-ericircUpg,,
cdttoriCihUVfhg dottatl - How the
wd^lfi’3 ‘tboti^ht* a'kd ho^h 1 afid ’ eh-
' ‘ l ab a'MA 'H'<=
the women
and men risk their
IB .
terprisys,, clp^ter ^ab^
children cry for it,
marry for it,
4ves Tnr it*
calibfejl
glasses, while dudine
ment^
that which frizzles and fricasses m, ,, , . -
amt scrambles and blondinea “X
L declare their
hair. Ho^iMtofe*
In the bright ancl sbmhre"forms
whfch 'it,ia^8uraeft#| tHejteiuth4i»u
and objects in which as the servant;
of desire it lifts itself, there may be
read a' histoty fif th^ tt^ififi’s hope
and lear^ of its virtue ana vice, of
the
quantity of its life. The dollar is
the medium through which the
human spi
of the whee
mer,'
the : roar
this medium they i pass - out into
beef markets and mills,
buys tyjeadtifc* Itfs
ly,.tfi09g
Gospel fop
seif
ir-
his soul. Very fewnn
what a precious th
There ( are > - soWiie ! Shaft-sighted
enough %
dwarfs the mind, defaces the body
aruLmine tfcerseoL^
pity that many
bulifling ladders
onosfiii’pf
miH ^tones^ihs weight to t^ink titotn
to ruin. The dollar si
to elevate thought, ennoble social
the .race; instead
ing your job work to the Fbee
s. i There is ijp dapgeir ip giving
two much. I wilt he glad if some of <
.yfiitr will try this fttifi pufif
SEpkSAliS -no •IwnHlui’l" JTTA
“Tommy, my son, what are you
going to do with that club?” “Send
it to the editor of course.” “But
efiiforfbr
mrxnem« copy w nrs paper.—
nou gh
hat do
e wanti
kriew,^
hbpeful urchin, “unless it is to
knock dlown; ,siM)sc4^M ftt as. d<#ijU;i
pay ;, Jor, theift .paner/v,
I’.iflfT r ti / *o --rf*; bus -
Stand by Principle.
The same perverseness of mind
which leads a man out of the plain
will
other ab-
roaf of The furnace. ^Through I intellectual eye, that obscures tne
perception of moral, relations,
equally prcjudiriOIi tcr-Ihe OAevclsi
ops* coilegesandbooks, rail- J ©f. the discerning power on almost
1; aMtel^ra^hs, •,'af^. 1 *aay-'othOlf •• topic.. It.,* applies , ; to
raiment. With tha rfikJhi^ ^*»ni ®olitka; rss weltvtor toorals. The
ht it™
true politician : wdl suffer* martyr-
tor Ms principles. He prefers de
feat fa fh/ figBlT^sliec/tes in its be-
h .f*! f 'Vl .'<r.) A' > •i.-oii fxifK
UA Tor to black smith ad\ r Wrtl s ed
r;n»Qtt«y».itW» ^ iinto iblueksmith hired hifii 1 ^ onqe;
has been
“rescued”, aa many, timas.as Charley
Boss, but/he still comes up misd-
at meal ^
Delayed Correspondence.
Around Sand Hilt
Contributed by J. A. ¥\ B.
This section Was visited this,
Tuesday inornig, April I5th, with
4he heaviest? rain storm, within the
memory of the oldest citizen, ac
companied-by a heavy wind witii
some hfM?
is
rfimpage f dope
in ate. The fences
werevyashed from ail the flats,
where water had any distance to
gather, and the land in some fields
damaged to the extent of one half
ofwhat it was worth before the
rain. Theiinlls aud fixtures of S.
C. Dickson is a total wreck. Some
of the mill house timbers and part
of tfie machinery were carried over
oil©, inile, -the, corn rocks were
washed lfio ydrds and tlrC wftfe^t 1
n|ilt ( w»s.iCAF^ yards
from tbe fild i site. Mr. Dickson, I
understand, will rebuild at an ear-
^ust beiWihU©UiRs,Q the Car
son
land
i°bly time When he permitted any
d on ft, itpbn Vnich there t* as [speaker Vo‘havh the conclusion on
him was when he had a discusion
wrth Hon. James Gardner, editor
of the Augusta Constitutionalist.
Befdte Toombs made the agreement
fofGatdner t6 conclude, he espied
OIV ''hn organ grinder and his monkey
near by. He biirgained With him
beCW A great amount pf money anfi
Jabor .^pent iiijbuilding levees and
cutting ditches all Of which, are/in
sv state of devastation,'; the levees*
\va^e^ jaW^y a,ufi tl>0 ditches Jailed.
With sainLi! Above this; and oiv
andtWfer pyoh^ "of Shake’s' 'erC^;
li*4,aiiottier, fifi^; body ojf bottoii^
owned by J. fE. Eadyy that fe to *J (Ttffimbsrgot through,
hbhefess^ate ,6Firuitt‘ 'fiifa lower - --
Hittwh on" said sti^m ,^. bridge,
Norma;
r^k-
haVe boeft 18! ' inches higher than
Was ever before know
“ J ' ^ ^ ^ ' 4-CT ,sb washe
sjnbef^We; i ¥hVtfridge near Allen’^
mill is gone td^atbet^iViSi ^loiit'fift
fe^.eftHeSreoeiahdtbefttnlthiontS
of dam is washed:,. fittt.Tyhd some
damage tq ,tli^ machinery. Mr.
John Boyd’s mill dam is gone, also,
the mill house of Ijr. W; B. Ayers /Senatorial e
was torn to pieces by the aiigry ^t least one
.waters, ’^li df ihe above machin- ini *
ry was» in fiVe^^^^i this, place,
except thfe Poke mill, and
doing a thriving bOsiness
* I fovmAvC!
were
_ r ■ 1 .from jfii® A . Herald.
, ^, The -Education Bill.
The agony is over and the flood of
/Senatorial eloquence is checked^on
measure. The bill mak
ing appropriations in aid. of State
common schools has passed the
Senate by a vote of three to one.—
As originally introduced by Senator
Blair, it asked for <il0o,000,000; as
passed it baa reduced the sum to
$7,7,090-,000. But the principle in
Solved 'remains unchanged, and
Would not be changed were only
$10 appropriated for the purpose
covered by the bill. Of this; princi
ple we have already said that we
considered it a dangerous and un
necessary- intrusion by the national
goviernmenti into a field of functions
ythmiget U j tpf ^ min Sie AViha* blew verff thafc has always beionged, and prop-
tfy-1 - ! J jhafii, add the/ 'family with Which t?riy belongs, to the States. And it
is only, by making the . States re-
e»
the loss greater upon them than it
otherwise Woifidi have been. ; (hl tar-
ay direction ybu can hear of loss
es that cannot be recovered. But
the sid
of the
Wm T ^yiolda by drowning. . The
child^ wh^wiy frofli hbttie • staying
with some of its kinpeople, and afc
^'vfeiy'
««, nuiiti; n ivn Which
i'e child was* staying becaqVe al-
iai cannot dc recovereu. rsut
iidd^stiHing^bfltll Was th^lW
e lff^ bf"tlie ‘child’ of Sfr:
A Noble Girl.
“No, Mr. Slim, I cannot be your
wife* My father has just failed in
business, and: my - first thoughts
must be for him,”
*1 hadn’t heard of your father’s
failure,” exclaimed Mr. Slim in
great surprise and not a little dis
may. “When did itoccnr?”
“Only yesterday,” she replied.
“AHofonr possessions ars swept
away, and we are Very poor indeed.
I do not hesitate in saying that Were
it otherwise your proffered love
would be very dear to me, but now
my poof father demands my undi
vided devotion.”
“Noble girl!” said Mr. Slim, as he
hurried away.
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PROFESSIONAL A BUSINESS CARAS • n
’ Toombs on the Stump.
.! H.' W. G.j in thb Atlanta Consti
tution, ^ays^ > i?t
A friend said to itie: “I recall an
incident of Hon. Rchert Tooinbe ih
his pai my dayTorTTIie: stump that
ma y, Pfftm w^in^r^ir*perhaps 'the
Dr. J. W. HALLUM,
. .. / :.f it! 111.-) lot
CARROLLTON - - - - GEORGIA, .
Has his oflice, In number 2, Maude-, s
yille bmiCbij,He mak»s a specialty ,
of OSITETRICS and DISEASE^ QF
AVOMEN and CHILDREN. Call on
tb'fiofniWettCC i>iia]ymg as sobn as hefhim. ConsujuVion free.
H*anlni8r
arb^C'to rbpi^ and the organ grinder
began, whCn fhe crowd coiirnienced
po gather around him. The monkey
got away and ran up a
ijtaliaii tried to sMke the monkey
put:** Thb monkey would grab the
tree'dhd shake it, too. This Scene
completely attracted the audience
and proyoktyl 'Uie hilarity.
Gardner left the platform m dis
gust at being eclipsed by a monkey."
in i r i i 'Hi
d
preh'iwpeSr
sions, some distance from the house
^ n *£itirbo rCach wMch, they had to cross a
AfntoLTguH^.t. M*. j. c:<‘ Reynolds under
took to cross With his Wife and the
child at the same time, and from
current was
,t|iein all
nolds
Miss
off a:
^rent
down
pepped wi
by some
injuries
was tvas
fbund so
rieighborj
sist in t
of a fut
reaved."
.swift that it washed
ire Rey-
^jget out.
etoild float
sponsible for these functions that a
r Wcfr -oeda'-- -projjer,performance with the beat
results can be looked.for.
The framers of; the conatitution
had a wholesome fear of the execu
tive , , 7 ^
and soughfin every'^Vay possible
some Smso th^aiHai Hivlnnd the/ ( to confine its powers Within their
proper limits. But in guarding
against one danger they overlooked
another greater one-^he tendency
of the Legislature to take upon it-
whichit has never inW
tended to exercise.’ 'This encroach
merit upon new and often forbid
den* powers is a marked feature at
the present day, both of our State
anti national legislatures; and while
tho&Odf the Statcfs lire cheeked and
restricted by the State constitu
tions, riiost of which have been re
modelled within recent times with
this, special objedi in view, the na-
tionaflegislature is under only such
checks as )££rc jjttiposed. upon it in
' the last ce^itury And which experi
ence jh&8 shown to, ( he t inadequate.
Tlpe Blajfi: hill is a step in the wrong
dir^ctfpp. It may pot be in a strict
sense unconstitutional, but we be^
jie^e it to be a bad measure and
illkely to set in motion influences
.Which will tend ipore and more to
centralize what are now State func
tions Inio the hands of the national
government, which is already over
burdened with duties. AVe trust the
biU wMi ;he killed in the house, or
effectually vetpeiLby thq president
should it pass that.body.
At’.n.v .A Geewous8«n*tof. f i ,j *./
Wlfitetalkiug withSenatorAVade
Hampton last evening a daughter
of ’iato Reyerdy JoHriton,
wim:
album
citype up with an au
rin -her hand. This book wtts far the
tors. The purpose of this lady is to
raise «little t iwmtWhntiori * toward#
the founding of a hospital ffir help
less Sritiiheril Soldiery it Ribh-
mortd r a Work so laudable that'" it
wdrild bh Ifke ati offense to rirgrie
the duty and. glory of -it* This book
is to be soldwheh filled to apyone
who will pay themost for it. Each
^Senator has subscribed |5.But the
one 1 thing Which the beatrtiful lady
with.raidiaiit face come in haste jtp
tell Hampton was this* One : TJni-
tedStates Senator—was he from the
No^fch^ WS£ he from,the South ? the
East-or the West? it was a<> secret
amTa-precifittfi ohe arid sacred—this
Senator modestly set down the lit-
41e $5f not willing to be known - as
fiuick]gi v i K g more than some of his fel
low senatorawhopre notyrich, and
then slyly handed her a check large
pnough to set two decimals to the
right.-Ah ( there is heart in this
worlfi after all and donhyou despair
for. humanity.
A celebrated military surgeon
recommends for quenching thirst
and sustaning strength oat-meal
water as superior to any other
drink. Boil a quarter of the meal
in two or three quarts of water;
add one mid a half ounces of sug-.
ar, if sweented as desired; use cold
in summer and hot in winter, shak
ing before taking. If supper is to
be missed, or extra demand made
on thej system, as some day in har
vest time, the proportion of meal
may be advantageously increased to
a half or three quarters of a pound
gflF Blanks of all kinds for sale
at this office.
I. 2>T_ CHBNFF
IVottid inform his friends and the pnWSc
generally diat he is still in the practice n
-* —— Spcckil attention given .to,,}
es. Office Carrollton Ho
of medicine. ^
chronic diseases,
tel.
josei'U i.w conn, Et:i,jx >. Goe*.’
i COBB AGfJJCE*!, ■■ A~‘ *
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law.
•’’fit OARROLEYON GKORGIA. ; •
8^* Prompi pxieciion given to all bus- '
iness huir.Sted i-o,i<s. Collections a spe- j T
jialty. office in court house.
K
DR. J-. IF. COXJS,' ! 1 ‘ '■
, 1 nr!to m*/9 tit<- frun
CARROLLTON^GA. ; MIC
. Is devoiing most of his time and Att4(P -
tion-.fO sn.^evy aad surgical diseases, and
is pi epaved To. Vadst any operation. His
charges are reasonable. ‘ "• ">'/*
lit
)I
Etc Harnett House,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA ,
. Is conceded to he the most comforta
ble and by far the best conducted hotel
In Savannah.
Sgp* Rates
#2,00 Per DaiV^I
M L. HARNETT.
Land for Sale.
One lot of' land, number 290, seventh
district, Carroll county, joining several
plantations, very heavily timbered, well
watered, lays well, public road running / -
, upon it.
withbwri-
through it, and some
If anyone wishes'to
er they wilt direct to Poet Office, Bdi
173, Griffin, Ga. February 18th, lfe4.
/ JOHN B. STEWART
Wishes to say to the public that W is
still prepared to do all kinds bf
PH0T0GRAHDJG and PEBBOTTPHPfi
in the’latest style and at reasonable pri
ces. Also keeps on hand a fair stock of
Frames, Cases, Albums, Etc,
Copying and enlarging a specialty—,
can make all sizes from locket to 8xW
inches. Remember that two dollars will
buy a fine, large picture framed ready
for your parlor, at my gallery, Newnan
street, r CarroRton, Ga.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
MRS. E. A. HENDON’S -
Perfect Filing Chart
M iss Fannie Fu 1 'love, of/ Athena, (
Georgia,who. is lemporarilyrsqjourD-
ingiti Carvolltoii, announced to the ladles
o/.Cj'iTcfilton, Jir ^ she is prepared to give
lessons iu cv 11143 "iid fitting Ladies pad
Misses dresses, and to furnish Mrs. Ren
don’s Pei-fec6 Fitting Chart, with instruc
tions how to use it. This Chart {ogkker ■
with the lessons given, wiU enable any-. ?
one to lie then own mantua-maker. Per
fect satisfaction gaaranteed. Apply at
the resiTenee of Rev, J. A. Perdue, Ce
dar street, Carrollton, Georgia.
HROWN Sc BROWN",
WHITESBURG, GA. - •
Drs. J. C. *. W T. Brown havirig / yv *
formed a copartnership far the • 1 /
purpose of practicing medicine and 4
surgery, offer their services to the,
public. We are thankful for past,
patronage and hope to merit a con
tinuance of the same. I ■
Whitesburg, Ga-, Jan. 30th, 1884. • 1
S&“ Dr. J. C. Brown can he
found at Banning and Dr. W. T.
Brown at Whitesburg.
FOB RAT ."PI.
A second hand top buggy.
Abouble barrel breech leading shot
gun.
An iron revolving book case. ' " t r.»r
Big giant com mill—grinds com and "
cob all together. ^
A good pump
Will sell cheap for eash or will ex
change for cattle.
Apply to EDWIN R.
m.