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, Oct. »7, 1*8*.
an r?n of Spalding Go.
Mar |Mr square for the *mt
rents lor mu* rowitod tsbreqnsnt
i or Ires to t» m a
-10 cnU per line for
ertion under thin bead
AU Insertion* tor !«*
. l*s paid for in tdtsne*.
trends. —with parties wMi-
a dm e rtl—ren t* longer
i ratal a« for the Daffr
Bkldicberger, of Vir-
k speech at a democratic
Stauuton Monday. In
e town Mahon.- a.hlressot]»
ibltean gathering. -
Gordon has issued a dr.
ordinaries of the differ-
tbat the payment of pen-
___bled (Confederate »oldier#
trill begin Febroary, 1890.
of Montana are
engaged in thdr usual task of
•teaHlrolegtelatare and
two United 8 tab* aena-
State went democratic at
Manufacturers' Record con-
to report a marvelous pro-
I tte South. During the past
,000 acres of Southern min-
« were sold to Northern and
l capitalists and negotia
pending tor as much more.
400,000 acres of timberlnnd
[MNttippi were bargained for
furnaces are springing up at
various places in the mineral region
and preparations to manufactdVe
steel on a tremendous scale are
i:w —
Roger Q. Mills and the other Demo¬
crat# who propose to see that the
Republican majority in Congress is
per bounds. The ma jori-
to these lights of jour-
can do no wrong so long
a, and any
crate to stand
against reckless legislation is
nounced in advance as
ary.” As the partisan
press characterizes the
B* a lot of rebels and rebel
tiiiser* any bow, this latest
bus no special significance.
The Boston Herald says
“there are large tract# of land
Connecticut* Vermont, New Hampshire,
where today
can buy a farm tor a song, and
where Finns, Swedes, Icelanders’ or
French Canadians are cordially
vited to succeed the
who have run away to engage
more lucrative enterprises.”
people wifi from every foreign
It be seen, says the Atlanta
nal, are invited to come and
these farms, which can be had “for
song,” but no invitation is
to the negroes of this country.
the negroes of the south are so
: athand, and the republicans of
states named above insist that
iet i, it .’treated must be regarded in the ns
ing strange that they are not
ed in the invitation to take fora
the Jabandoned farms of Vermont,
New Hampshire and Massachusetts,
where the republican majorities
so large.
Brown’s Iroii Bitters furnishes
to the stomach ' iamedicine to accomplish which has
I the stomach
doyou Bitters any will good, directly and Brown's tha
act upon
thto¥o its ltup nml relieving - gi ing
0 work, - -
1 the nervous system
»MvuKUJN»uug the nerves,
ing and the irnpvoffiiog flatulency the and appetite, dispelling remov¬
diny and spells which are dangerous. so annoying,
may prove very
Democrats Not Discouraged.
S. Y. Star (Dwa.)
Democratic victories in
cut, like those at Norwich and
Waterbury, show that experience
'republican democratic misrule ardor of has the increased gallant little the
“ 1 state that stood with New Jersey for
the national democratic ticket of
1888.
“Wlmt, Women Mid Song,”
t the greatest Of these is, “women.”
Fittei# a mocker,’’and song is good
to “sooth the savage,” but women
" to every active and
at of the human power mind
when
health. Bat when afflicted
i disease you will find them, tan-
coquettish, For all cross and hard
.je. “female com-
&*Mt headache, irregular! t ies,
, prolapsus nlariy known and other dis-
as “fe-
and other diseases,
> the sex, Dr. Pierce’s Fav-
iriDtion Mir is the great world-
11 I
, (totombu# (0.) f^pedal
York World says that there ta ion
alternation at the headquarters of the
republican state executive commit¬
tee, the result of Marat Halstead's
retraction of the charge that James
Campbell, democratic enudidnte tor
governor, wus a stockholder in the
ballot-box deal, and his acknowledge¬
ment that the signatures of that
gentleman in a fnc simile letter pub¬
lished by him as “documentary evi¬
dence” of the troth of the charge are
forgeries. Tim double-leaded edi¬
torial making this retraction and
acknowledgement over Mr. Hal¬
stead’s own signature appeared un¬
expectedly in this rooming’s Com¬
mercial Garotte, and was as follows:
llpop evidence believed to be con¬
clusive, and my own responsibility, I
addressed letter and Mr. published James E. it Campbell in the edi¬ a
torial columns of the Commercial
Gazette, stating I had the proof that
he had secured a money interest in
the ballot-box, on behalf of which,as
a member of the house of representa- bill, and
tlves, he had introduced a
upon his denial I caused to be en¬
graved and published what ; purport- purpoi
ed to be a fab simile of his signatu
appended to a paper subscribing tor
three-twentieths of the interest mthe
ballot-box job. In yesterday’s thni pa
per I made the announcement
the the original original documents were in my
possession. ». They consist of Mr.
Lampbeu ’« 8 bill, !#■#«* the t«v contract w»*• «w nuniber- «»•«*
od 1,000 and the subscription written, begin¬ paper
to which names are
ning with with tl that of Mr. placed Campbell. before
Testiroon ly was me
last night proving that the names,
including ............ ^ that ..... of M r. traced Campbell, from are, de-
with tached two exceptions, and substan-
forgeries. signatures, That here are be
tial t may no
shade of doubt upon my exact mean¬
ing, bell’s I signature have to say it that has been Mr. used Camp¬ ts
as
fraudulent.
The proof of this came to me in con¬
clusive form at a late hour, and it i&
my duty at once to declare the truth.
The papers thot seemed to show the
business behind the bill are os which pub-
lished, but the signature, of
have given that of the author of the
bill, are fabricated.
(Signed) M. Halstead.
The republicans were not prepared
for anything of this kind. They had
evidently confided fully in Mr. Hal¬
stead’s constantly reiterated asser¬
tions that he had documentary and
unanswerable proof of the truth of
his assertions, and without further
investigation on the part of the com¬
mittee the matter had been made the
chief subject of discussion by repub¬
lican speakers on the stump. To
have this suddenly pulled from under
them leaves the party management
floundering about in a bad t predica¬
ment.
Chairman Campbell, of the demo¬
cratic state committee, assured the
World correspondent that the mat¬
ter liad only come out sooner than
they wished it. They hoped to
able to let the republicans
themselves hopelessly
ery was exposed. “Bntitis not
out yet,” said he, “be prepared
still further surprises in a few
But the question is, if it is a
who is the forger and what his
pose. M. L. Hawkins, editor of
Cincinnati Post, says that R.
Wood, one of the patentees of
ballot-box in question, was
to be seeking copies of
tures of Mr. Campbell, John R.
Lane and others not long ft
Wood has disappeared, it is
The most plausible theory of the
ject of the forgery is, that it was
signed to ruin Mr. Campbell's
for election by making him out
trickster congressman.
this is true, Mr. Halstead wao
privy to the scheme, and has exposed
it as soon as it revealed itself to
in its true light. Some
charge that Halstead linn
the party purposely, and others
that he has simply refused to
duped by tricksters, while others say
he has lieen guilty of making a very
serious charge upon flimsy
Mr. Campbell is placed before the
people as the intended victim of some
dark plot. Many republicans admit
that the matter puts a very different
phase upon the political situation in
Ohio, ami that Campbell’s election
very probable.
Oon’t Read This for $500.
For many years, the,land, through nearly
every newspaper in the pro-
rietors of ~ Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Keme-
dy, finaneinlly, who are thoroughly responsible, easily
ns any one can as¬
certain by proper faith,astanding enquiry, have reward offor-
ered, in good catarrh,
of $500 tor a case cSf nasal
no matter how bad, or of how long
standing, which they cannot cure.
The Bray of a .lackass
New York Mail and Express (Rsp.)
It is perfectly evident that a repub¬
lican form of government does not
exist by in Mississippi. inob. The The state is
ruled an armed politi¬
cal rights of citizens who disagree
with that mob are taken away.
Such a condition of affaire could not
last a single day in any northern
state, and it ought not last a day
anywhere in this republic.
A Nashville doctor’s prescription
for a lady bonnet, suffering with neuralgia:
A new a cashmere shawl, a
pair of gaiter Oil. boot#—and The Indy a bottle of
Salvation recovered
Immediately of course.
J#day is significant
The city has been
mayors since 1874.
„ ______ a democratic Even mayor President by
a Harrison’s good majority. ward shows heavy
own
democratic gains. The moral is.that
the country is not exhilarated by the
civil service, pension, the high administra¬ tariff and
sectional record of
tion. There is another moral, that
patronage does not strengthen a
! >,,rtv
__
Love In n Cottage.
“I “(.'holly/' notice that said Amaruntba spirits recently Jane,
bubbling your with haj I?
seem to be i over _
ness. 1 am glad to see it, but do tell
me dear, what has caused it?” “I
will,” said Charley, as be encircled
her waist and imprinted a, kiss on
her inviting lips. “You know for a
while l was melancholly, blue as indi-
ery hai ha* brought me out and I ai
‘bright as is a button.’ I fed like
new man now. Jane, name the day
soon; there is more of tbii----— is medicine
at the drug store/
An Early Civil Service Reformer.
Philadelphia Record (Deni.)
Benjamin Franklin was the first re¬
former of the postal service in this
country. He said: **I have made it
a rule to dismiss no official who does
bis duty and has his money matters
is order; and I think reason and old right fogy
are on my side.” What an
must Benjamin Franklyn have been,
in the estimation of such statesmen
dro1^ and pntriots ns Assistant Postmas-
n L?wrie a Si mandS,, l ,erinten -
Would you care to have a word of
advice worth a great deal? Never
L , w .,,
Syrup instead,
Kast India Corn Paint
is a swift and pa inless cure for Corns,
Bunions and warts. Makes no sores
and requires no cutting. E. A. Ab¬
bott former proprietor, now control-
ed by Lippman Brothers, Savannah,
3a.
A Valuable Remedy,
A letter from S. P. Ward well, Bos¬
ton, says: “I used Clarke’s Extract
of Flax (Papillon) Hay Catarrh Fever with Cure great in
June last for
satisfaction, and find it is the only
thing I have seen which would allay,
without irritating, the inflamation
of the nostrils and throat. Its sooth¬
ing and healing properties Large were
marked and immediate/’
bottle $1.00. Clarke’s Flax Soap is
the latest and best. Try it. 25 cts.
Ask for them at Dr. N. B. DreWry's
Drugstore.
Proof Positive.
The best test of a medicine is
is thought of it at home. P. P-
(Prickly Ash, Poke Root and
sium) is on sale at every drug would
in .Savannah, all of whom
soon think of doing without the
oil in their stores as without
P, P., the prince and king of all
medicines. For syphilitic
old sores, scrofula, skin
blood poison and rheumatism,
only*P. P. P. It cures quickly It
makes a permanent strength cure. and
new life, new new appe
tite.
For Females—Physicians declare
is the best regulator for the
female complaints.
Tin* Universal Verdict of the
Who have used Clarke’s Extract
flax (Papillon) Skin Cure ilward
the first and highest place as a
dial agent in all cases of Skin
es. Erysipelas, Eczema, Pimples,
sightly blotches, humiliating
tions,Boils, Carbuncles, Tetter,
all yield to this wonderful
tion at once. Price $ 1 ..Of) for a
bottle at I)r. N. II. Drewry's
store. Clarke’s Flax Soap is
for the Skin. Try it. Price 25c.
Dyspepsia
and Indigestion in its worst
are cured by the use of P. P. P.
you are debilitated and run down,
if you need a tonic to regain flesh
lost appetitite, strength and
take P. P. P., and you will be
and healthy. For shattered
tutions and lost manhood P. P.
(Prickly Ash. Poke Root and
tassium) is the king of all
P. P. P. is the greatest blood
fier in in the world. For sale by
druggists.
Mercurial .Poison.
Mercury is frequent ly injudiciously used
quack doctors in cases of malaria and
poison, its aftereffect is worse than the
igin! disease. B. B. B. (Botanic Blood
contains no mercury, but will eliminate
curial poision from the system. Write
Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga., for book
convincing proof of its curative virtue.
A. F. Britton. Jackson, Tenn., writesr ‘
caught malaria in Louisiana, and when
fever at last broke, my system was
with poison, and l had sores in my
and knots on my tongue. 1 got two
B. B. B„ which healed my tongue and
and make a new man of me.”
, Wtn. Richmond, Atlanta, Ga.,writes: called
Wife could hardly see Doctors it
ilitic iritis. Her eyes were in dreadfnl
tion Her appetite failed. She had pain in
her joints and hones. Her kidneys were
‘
eeou
cured. Dr. tiitlam recommended idfd »r. B. B t».
which she used until her health va« ontirely
restored.’ oiecl.’
K. P. IV. Jones, nice, JtuauiA, Atlanta. ub., Ga., writes ...i™
Tub troubled with copper colored eraptio
loss of a ptwrite, elite, pain pain in in the the back, back, oeh oeh
joints. d«4Uty, emmath an, loss of hair,
throat, and '.'rent nervonsti less. B. B, B
my systemfine condition.
ADVICE TOHOittERS.
M rs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup,
or children teething, is the prescrip¬
tion of one of the best female nurses
of mothers for their liildren. Dur¬
1 ing the process of teething ite value
is incnk ulable. It relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diar-
rbcea, griping in **" the libwels, *“ and “~ J
Wind-colic. By Sy gi giving tnMltei# bralth I Price to the
cliibl it rests the ,n mother.^ llwl) 25c.
la,t th». nugSeod
f!
r ' aPaMSE
w U» ON THE TIBET TCE8
„brene*t,b*toreth*d,*»ro^ .aasar issa
the
^t ony a.-
KTSasKswriJ Bftjr PMRRi------! origin Mm M ■ the the - oorthsaAeorn- do i. fot-mtUn* known m the off
. am* am* more mar * or
*• mmm hurt'll
from the Countjr Court of SpnWiBgCounty in
favor of George * Hartnett vn. John W.
Ordinary’s Mvertissroenis.
1 1 t iKill.VARY’S OFFICE—Hpaldixo 1889.-J, torn H
Malair, vv.Qeowou, HepLUOth. of Martha A. Malalr,
administrator «*» 202%
ha» applied for leave to acre* more
or lea* of land belonging to said rotate and
ivingjm fJiuon District, in said county Jerry ad;
joining? land* of James Coleman and
Coleman. D. P. Eider and J. J. Elder, for dig-
tribotion and payment of debta.
I-et all poisons concerned ahow^anse before
the Court of Ordinary, at my offire, Noyem- by- Um
o’clock a. m.,t>n the first Monday in should
ber next, why each application
not Is- granted.
^ HAMMOJ<I) Ordinary.
OFFICE—Hpaldiso I'otrjc- “ *
October 4th, 1886
assrsse?#s. , teius!
county, deceased. .
Let all concerned show . before
person* cause
the Court of Ordinary, at my office, Novem¬ by ten
o’clock a. m.. on the first Monday in
ber next, why such letters of administration
^wfHAMHOSD, Ordinary.
H^~^u^ / xRDINABY’B OFFICE—bp*i.ihxg reiro7& ran#
4 h
o,
l«>y Burdett, upplie* tame for leave eel!
one hundred acres of land more or te be-
longing to said lid estate adjoining lands of R.
S. Connell, David Nutt ana others, abont two
and one-half miles from Don Me Cabins in said
county, the same being the fate reside** or
home plate of Pressley Burdett, deceased, for
the purpose of distribution.
Let all persons concerned show
fore the Court of Ordinary, Monday in at Nove my
Griffin, on o’clock the first why such application
bv ten a. m.,
should not he granted. E. W. HAMMOND. Ordfnarv
*6.00.
/ARMSARY’8 OFFICB—Spa ldino Cock
*/ tv, Geosou, October 4th, 1889.—W. P.
twenty lot No.
of said Elder, —
bound* nd 3. 3.
, .______ .. . deceased.and Coleman,
and Martha A.Malair, the
for the purpose of distribution amongst
persons concei
the Court of Ordin drasry at my oi
ffin, on the Hret Monday in November
next, by b ten ociock a. m., why such applies
tion ,n should sh not be granted. HAMMOND,
*6 (6.00. E. W. Ordinary.
/ A EO mil A—Spa >a»,
V 3T Rufus A. Thrower, administrator of
Thoma* Throwfr, repi iresents to the Court in
his petition, duly filed [ and entered on record,
that be has hilly administered Thou
Thrower’s estate.
This is therefi as eoncern-
ed, kindred and ow cause, if
any they can, why said administrator should hould
uot be discharged from his administration,
and and receive receive letters letters of of dismission dismn on the first
Monday iu January. 1890.
*6.15 E. W. HAMMOND, Ordinary,
/ I EOIUli A—Spai.dino CorsTY.—Whereas,
VJf VI 3m. Jas. 0- 0. Matthews, Mat administrator the Court
Josephine Padgett represent* to
in his petition, duly filed ant d entered on rec-
ord, that hehas fuilyndmini istered Josephine
Padgett’s is therefore thereic estate. to'eiteail coneern-
This persons
ed, kindred ed and and creditors, to show cause,
,ny thi can. why said administrator should
not be isehnreed from from his his administration. adn
and receive ers of dismission on the first
Monday in January I860.
*6.15. E. W. HAMMOND, Ordinary
Administrator’s Sale.
of < Jn
will sell >urt House m
Count,, Hint,, Georgia, lieorgia, on the fii-st Tuesday in No-
mber next, during the legal hours of sile,
the e higest higest bidder bidder for cash, the following
prope erty of John D. George, , of distribution
said ci intv e
and
. fourth interest
0*1 m
store house and lotsfconting on Taylor the street, “Last
in the city of Griffin, and known as
Chance” bar room, fronting on Taj lor street
thirty feet more or less and running back
hundred feet more orless, bonded on the east
!>_y the store of S. H. Deane and on the west
M. Bishop's butcher shop, Also, c
half interest in one me house house and and lot lot inthecit; inthecity ot
Griffin, Griffin, known known as as the the f springer place, by
ed on the north by 81 ,1a* on avenue, east
the John D. Geo leorge residence place, south by
Solomon street •i and west by a vacant lot.
■half interest in one vacant lot,
Solomon street, in
eorgia, bounded on the north by
Solomon street, on the east by W. E. George,
on the »6utb b> Methodist church and on
w-est by \j . E. George, r Iso, one-half interest
interest iii one house and lot on Chappell
street, known bb the White place. Also, fif¬
teen (15) acres of land A, in M. Union ELLEDGE, District
said county.
ffl.OD Adm’r ofJno.D. George, deceased.
Notice lo Debtors and Creditors.
All who are indebted to the estate of Mar
tha la A. A Malair, late of SpaldingCoun.y. Geor
gia. a. deceased, deceased, are are hereby eby notified r to call op
the » undersigned and make lake settlement ( of sue ich
indebtedness lebtedi at once; ; all persons persons having having d
in a mis against said aid estate, i are notified
present their claims properly proven.
J. H. MALAIR. Aaministratoi
»1w«.-*L7<».
Administrator’s Sale.
of Ordin*
on the first Tuesday door it of Spalding county,
fore the court house high¬
bet ween the usual hours of sals, to the
est bidder, the following described property:
**=*-* Fifty -- acres res of oi land, land, more more or or less, less near Head**
cross ro ads or Brushy P. 0., i
triet. bounded north and east by lands of J.
F. Chapman, south by land of T. M. Head
and west by land of James Askew; to besotd
as t he property of the estate of Robt. Bi mwn.
dee.msed, for purpose purpose of paying debts of the
estate and for distribution. HUNT. Terms cash. Adm’r.
* 6.00 JNO. J.
ICE
i "VV,, at woritint a tarat t.-f
loutb ; I ii«w h»v«- an •grto-y
ic» k C’*» « teibiinu aud |kaI»JS
I often make id
W. It. It. iiAKBtoOS.
fine. Hfirritbarf,
*1 have m-rer k».
Bangor, rl#«:
a order fi>r your atbuYnitt
every lions# I v
'S.V. «Ork,
.■.if
con who business,
Shall we art YOU in this
Write ,o«. ,n.l t*»n n!t otix.t U f;r Wv
W wM *Krt ro. If yw, SneV d.Ur vnlii
•nnlh. rr-'. •NhH rf,o« Iu J’-i' P*s of itownlir. Iff«>
Uk» hnh) _,.,o |4rfs up , ~
'f.ljl' ......
ITttwh.rtort derorated inokfc*. Ilsn'lwihcrt r I Irani* i* h inf be
world. l-*n mtc*t Lenratn* ever known. Ajre»ti*
t$tk|«g khovri.. Hrannt. VTfS JStfiSi to to fntev. p*r-
Bcrcwmry W WboDrtcr herever wtf rr.rv nw w n«Hf* «
s,.kl«7 f.-rt.nM, mm - V<M»Sfc*js
‘ 8 -'.a#
to lhate trha wri
SS&jM
The La !RY - W AND _ DRI ■ 1
DBY GOODS, CARPETS, FDfflRDIfi, iW
Jgs LONG FELT WANT
Furniture. WSattSsan® If you want first-class goods it zs&A will pay you to price with asis.1S&^ us bt lore you puren aac. *"*
CARPETS, RUGS, OIL CLOTHS, DRAPERIES, ETC., £TC.
Department never so well stocked amd prii-es made to sell.
SILKS, WOOLENS, T A B L E LINENS, juiDUbno, hosiery, aauu^*.*, etc., etc.
French Novelties in DRESS GOODS are marvelously beautiful and superbly grand in design and coloring.
W iENTO^^MtSSEH', BOYS’ and CHILDREN’S SHOES.-Stpck full and complete. d
**«-'- <* »*«”•
CHAMBERLIN, JOHNSON & CO..
66 and 68 Whitehall and 1, 3, 5, 7 9, 11 and 13 Hunter Sts-, ATLANTA,
QURES PILES, I
SALT RHEUM, I
TETTER. BURNS
ALOW. SORES,
WOUNDS. IN¬
FANT'S SORES
ANO CHAFINS,
ORE NIPPLES.
AN IN VALU¬
ABLE REMEDY
CATARRH.
25'™ „Ja«sjr!es:^s
For Sale by N. B. Drewry.
Farm for Sale.
One of the finest farms in Middle
health Georgia is for such sale. that The he wishes proprietor’s to
re¬
tire from the fatigue of business.
This farm is about three-fourths of
a mile east from the centre of the
city of Griffin, Ga., adjoining the sub¬
urbs of the city, containing 200 acres,
25 acres in an enclosed permanent running
pasture with large branch
through centre of pasture. On this
branch is a splendid place for a mill
or gin; plenty of water and water
fall. L Balance of land is in the high
est state of cultivation of any farm
in the state, having had thousands
of dollars worth of cotton seed and
stable manure and composts of all
kinds put on it in the last few years.
It is also one of the best terraced
and ditched places in Georgia,
Ditches all scientifically of run the so fields, as
to prevent any washing $500. The
ditching of the place improvement cost of
owner has made the
the place a specialty ever since he
owned it, not thinking* that he would
ever sell it; consequently it is a rare
bargain, such as scarcely ever is of
fered. \
Also on the place is a fine young
orchard of fruits of different kinds,
nice convenient dwelling, barn and
all necessary out buildings. This
place is only to be seen to lie ad¬
mired. CLARK. _
G. W.
Sept29d&w3m. - - ■ ■ _
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
HENRY C. PEEPLES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Hiitl'TOX, OBOBtilA.
Practices in all the State and Federal
ourts. *wt9d&wly
JOHN i. HUNT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
(1R1FFIX. OEOBOIA.
Office. 81 Hill Street, Up Stairs, over J. H.
White s Clothiiu' Store. mar‘22d&wly
THOS. R. MILLS,
ATTORNEY A T L A W
Will practice in the State and Federal
Courts. Office George A Hartnett’s
nov2tf
oirx n stewsht. I T. T. r.‘ Mi I..
STEWART & DANIEL
ATTORNEYS AT L A W
Over Georgr 1 & Hartuett'H. Griffin. On.
Will rifuliVe in the Stnte and Federal
. * iulylOdtf
CLEVELAND & GARLAND,
DENTISTS,
GRIFFIN, GEORGIA.
Movers, Honors M Gins
Feeders and Condensers.
H E BEST ENGINES and BOILERS.
One 5 horse 2nd hand Engine and and 50 Saw
Gin with Brooks Press, forsale cheap.
Osborn’s First-class Grass Mower......* 60.00
“ " “ Reapers.......... 100.00
Improved Milburn Gin.
“ Centennial Gin,
Hall's Self Feeder Gir.
Prices as low as same grade anywhere
G. A CUNNINGHAM,
nglffjiwlm +6 Hill St.. GRIFFIN. GA
8Y MHMdtTIIlH ML HAtHES’ MtDEI SKClfl?,
----a. or in if-
■f the per-
m
IT WILL PAY YOU
If you propose going West or Northwest, to
.
W. D. DAVIS,
Hardware, Stovei
And; Farming Implements.
BUCKETS, POT-WARE m
Have iust received a nice line of C EDAR and/ i
PISTOLS. m
ic if PISTOLS ! PISTOLS ! !
SSC Come and see mo.
$ 35.00 .■ ■ » I
Will Buy an Organ. $$5 will Buy a Piano
SPEAK QUICK. QUlUJL
S&3F ■ sii) 1 1 flnr is fufl of fine Pianss and Organs, but only Ma at
bjva p • ices
Dl/jNE & MUFF,
GRIFFIN, GA.
<PricUly A.h, Poke Root and
MASKS POSITIVE CURES OF ALL FORMS ASD 1
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Physicians endorse P. P. P. as * rpleu- jj I you will regain flesh and strength.
ad combination, and prescribe It with g Waste of energy and all di*es«* resulting
great satisfaction for the cures of all | | from fiUMHM «*r
forms sad stages of Primary. Syphilitic Secondary — Ehes e«-$ <J f- E j the use of P. P. F.
and Tertiary Syphilis. jgjjgp whoeeblood is in an impulse
msMsm , Scrofuloto THcew slid Sorts. irregnlaritiee pecuHariy
Glandular Swellings, Rheumatism, Ki i- to menstrual are
Complaints, old Chronic Picere tnst S benedtsd by the wonderful tonic sad
ney
SYPHlLiSj g SCROFULA
have resisted all treatment, Catarrh, Skin < bleed cleansing properties of P. P. P,
Diseases, Eczema. Chronic Female Prickly Ash, Poke Boot and!
Complaints, Scaldhead, etc., Mercurial etc. Poison, Tetter-. Sold by all Druggists. WffiltotW 1
P. P. is powerful tonic and auj LIPPMAN BROS;, I,
p. a
excellent appitizer. If building weak up and ihoj WHOLCSMJE DSOOaiUTS, 8AVAN5AH, 64.
system rapidly. yon are j Lippman Block, i.
bsdly try P. P. P., and .
feeble, and feel
1 1
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RHEUMATISM
.Jew Advertisements.
ASTHMA MffiKSKRs H. Y.
anyone afflicted. Dr-TAFTBRO.,R ochester,
.cd/J-. A BUSINESS EDUCATION
AT HOME. For Circulars, ad-
.., dress Ene.Pn. _
v nARK’S COLLEGE,
7 nuns < -1 :v* for Corns. Stops #11 i»ain
from defective nutrition. fake in t
WANTED
AT 0&CE — £V£aYWHERE
Max or Woman.' Profitable Business
LIBERAL December PAY. 25th. ftYwSof Give references
ered until WOODWARD & CO.,
R. If.
Baltimore, Md.
Cleanses HAIR and R BALSAM beautifies the hair. ! 1
Promotes ■wrawfeH a luxuriant growth. J
^ Prevents Dandruff and hair falling] |
60c. and tl .00 at Pruwrists;
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GRATEFUL- COMFORTING.
HF.’i COCOA
BREAKFAST.
‘ of the natural
i of digestion ligeenon
ty a carer pfie/irjon
of the fine properties I of of weli-seleeted well-8 (ticoh,
Mr. Epps has provided our r breakfast bri tables
with a delicately heavy flavord doctor's beverap^whieb wrap,which nr’s t.ilis. t.ilis. It It is is may mat by bj
save ns many such articles of diet bet that tl
the judicious use o! gradual!.' milt
cay be
cndei
b maladies i
floating around ns t ready muly to to attack attach where wnerevet ;
thore is a wpo k point. \Vt> may eaeapw many
a a fatal fatal shaft slsaft by bv keeping keeping ourselves ourselves well well forti- forti-
fled frame.—[Civil with M pure j- blood Service ’ and Gazette, a properly Mod no .r.sh
ed milk. Sold only son in
pi piv y with ladling tig water water or or milk.
i-ponnd tins, by Grocers, i, labelled moeius) thus tuns
JAMIES r.i UPS i eot & v,/., CO.,
Hom<co|>ath:e«Tiemists. London. :>ndon. Englnml. England.
MASON & HAMLIN
Organ and Piano Co.
BOSTON. NEW YORK. CHIU .
NEW Contain s a five octave,
ORGAN,
STYLE quarter, for ten qn*
when organ becomes
2244, ty of person hiring.
PIANOS. sirrsT'eSSS-
these instrumeute. gtrumeut*.
l’O Pf LARJ STYLES ORGANS at*2S UP, ]
$.12.50, $60, $78, $96 AND
Organ and Pianos sold for Catalogues Cash, Eaey-ray,, free-
inente, and Rented. |
AN
ty;
How Lost! How!
KNOWTHYSEIE SCIENCE
THE Medical!
A Scientific and Standard Popular
Exhausted Vitalit'
^•Untold miseries
Work, Baeines
Avoid nnskUlful
work. It conk'
Jindin*, util, postpaid, emboi
irati’ve Prospectus
distinguished snth
red the GOLD
ith* I
this this PRIZE
PHYSICAL! FH’
of 4
53*5 j, 4 Bslflnrh for books St., or letters Boston.iUSsww. for sdvlc* v* sto.Ud JJ
directed ns above.
FOR MEN OnUI
SPOSITIYESr^SSS.;
£•» s*