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sS^rassAas most several years, is dangerously u ill.
Crops are reported fully up to the
average u, most sections of Baldwin
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Jatirel trees, so Gen. Floyd says. He
sisted Pepper’s house for another, and in¬
the on forcing that an followed entrance. In
encounteb Smith
nearly bit off Pepper’s lip and cut
him in several places with a knife.
A young man of Madison county
1 by the name of Kirk, son of James
Kirk, and a young friend were oat
hunting Saturday afternoon, when a
rain came up and they went into an
In the meantime Mr ToUesoVis urn
der the supervision of a guard.
Bogers, willing Worsham &Co., of Macon,
are to subscribe several
thousand dollars to help the alliance
men in that section to establish a
tion large cotton seed oil mill in opposi¬
to the present “trust.” “In
this latter case/’ says Mr. Rogers,
“the farmers have the ‘key,’ and
the our greatest planter efforts shall be to' help
to hold that key ana
kiMn keep aaM said ‘trust’ locked nni out.’ ,tr
Doctor—“It's nothing but an at¬
tack of dyspepsia.”
Patient—“And what does that
aome from?”
Doctor—“That comes from the
Greek„madam.”
No matter whether it comes from
the Greek or the Hebrew, or eating
and you won’t need to ask the doctor
anything about it. Specific in all de¬
rangements of theliver, stomach and
bowels.
A rumor has been afloat in Atlanta
for several days that the soldiers at
Fort McPherson were deserting in
numbers. Inquiry shows that in¬
stead of this being the case men are
enlisting saidjyesterday, every day. One of the offi¬
cers that the regiment had wheu been questioned, here six
weeks and no one had as yet deserted.
Naturally, after pay day, a good
many men drank too much and
specially and fit the it to purify the of blood,
prevent formation ulcere
inthe lungs and bronchial tubes.
Liver complaint, skin diseases, and
sores, are cured by it. All druggists,
A New Eease of Life.
‘‘Nor love, nor honor, wealth, nor power,
With health all taste of pleasure flies.”
“Throw physic to the dogs,” says
the ancient
some of it deserves a worse fate, for
even dogs will fly from contagion.
Blundemig mountebanks with more
&&vtsss!s:
bottle constitutes medieme. Can we
wonder SSSSE that people are skeptical and
of qierit, such as P. P, Potassium) P. (Prickly ol-
Ash, Pork Boot and
#£e aT ‘^ e ^’ enemlesof oniV^fter^S
jousts withjthe our blood
po fnt out wherein thb view of state
ssti
court. can Judges o ©OTprerae
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The lIa,v * rMrt VeHMcfc * **• *"»*•
t}le SJ£ P J&w j i
a nd p ace M a retne .
dial agent in in all cases of Skin Dis-
^ Erysipelas, Eczema Pimples,
arrested for an
men, one named Odum and the other
for Thompson, were also placed in jail
assaul t with intent to m urder.
The “old reliable”—Dr. Sage’s Ca¬
tarrh Remedy. ;
Wfea posed to have Lee a picture of Gaea.
*t and on this occasion; also
• United States flag in fire, to be
the other “Di
and a “rebel’ hoist the flag of fire.
This is an important question,
both to the invalid and pleasure
seeker.
Bowden Lithia, Georgia's wonder¬
ful Mineral Spring, probably offers
the best advantages to both the
health and pleasure seeker.
Only twenty miles from Atlanta,
situated directlv on the Georgia
Pacific railroad. Trains several
accommodations. A magnificent
hotel; Hot Springs system of bath¬
ing. The finest mineral water inthe
world; cool mountain air, and the
great Piedmont Chautauqua holding
its summer eession there this season,
& Co., Salt Springs, Ga., and they
will send you an illustrated pam¬
phlet on’this great health and pleas¬
ure resort. aug20
The Closing 'of an Important Outlet.
The blockadeol sport is oetjnoretajujious
to its commerce thanueveu the temporary
that it*
Bffreme-
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for children
of riMA bl 111
a teething its v«ln» w iwmlonlsble
It relieves the child from pwn. curm dyI
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BROS., Wholeeal
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I» effect June 28^,1889:
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Arrive Ai
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No. 17— Sunday Only.
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No. 14 —Daily.
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1 Macon............................... 1:00 p. m.
No. 27 -Daii.T.
re Griffin_______........................ 8:86 a. m.
Nc ivssan................ u ..• 10:20 “
?e Carrcdlton.........................11:85 “
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md raised in Georgia, and have cfrtotf'liinr entire riihVi
heartily we claim thank a right the to public patronage of the peonfa# vWy tfbemKpa ,1
eontinance of the generally (nr
a same.
0017 FORGET TMT WE WII
Prait Crop, 20 to S0 1
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SOMMER EXCURSION TICKETS
Now on tale at redoeed rafctw. Good to w-
torn until OctobcrSlct, 1889.
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No. 52 .—Pamsnocs. Sooth. Daiov.
Griffis........................... 4105 p. m.
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No. 58 .—Pasmshgsb, Nouth. RAmt Exchpt.
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No. 54 S—PamthoSs Sort's. Sunday Only.
Cohim^i™?..............11:10 “
No. 56 .—Passsnoxb Nobth. Sunday Only,
Cohimboe------------------- 7:40 mm.
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