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Orlffln, Georg la, July 12, 1802 .
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF SPALDINO CO
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CITY OF GBIFFINi
A People’s Party man is called a
Popuiite. The name was coined in
Kansas and is said to lie a go.
Pike county will hold a primary
election on July 20 to elect delegates
to the congressional convention and
nominate members ol the legislature.
The Democratic party is for a tar*
iff for revenue only and against the
doctrine that grand larceny can cre¬
ate vested rights which it would bo
unjust to challenge.
Colorado newspapers bolt both the
Republican and Democratic nomi¬
nees, and will snpport the People’s
party. Well, as that is a Kepubli-
can state, we can stand it.
F. 0. duBignon, ol Savannah, who
hue been “campaigning” in several
counties, told a reporter for the Ma¬
con News a few days ago that he
fears the people of Georgia “have
no adequate conception of the real
magnitude of the duDger that con¬
fronts the Democracy from the third
party movement. This movement
Is splendidly organised in the rnrui
localities, although it is not appa¬
rent in the centres of popnlation.”
Democrats should bo warned by this
utterance from so competent a judge.
If the Democrats work together, set¬
tle petty differences, close up the
ranks and talk the plain, unvarnish¬
ed troth to their neighbors about
the dangers which threaten the
State, Georgia cannot be taken from
the Democratic column. But if op¬
portunities are neglected, and party
clubs allowed to die of dry rot, the
worst may be expected. However,
reports from all quarters Indicate
that the Democratic workers are in
the fight with tbeir coots off, deter¬
mined to win.
THE SILVER HILL.
The Augusta Chronicle bus been an
opponent of the silver bill, but now
says:
“Both parties are manoeuvering
for If position Democratic in the presidential House fight. the
the passes
bill it will put President Harrison in
a tight place. He the will bill. either If he have vetoes, to
approve or veto
it Will lose him several States west
of the Mississippi. If he approv
it will ruin him with the East.
“Mr. Clevelund’s views upon free
and unlimited coinage of stiver are
well known, nod many of the leaders
of thel party believe that, any gain
in the West as a result ol this meas¬
ure would lose him New York, New
Jersey and Connecticut. But we do
not believe this. With the party
united and hurmonious, we believe
the States named can be carried in
November, even if the House passes
the bill under discussion.
“ITie people of tbeSouth and West
demand its passage. The defeat of
the force bill seemed in some way to
imply that there wns on the understand¬ of the
ing of reciprocity on part their
Democrats in reference to sup¬
port be of the free coinage bill. If that
so, the Democrats should carr,
out the agreement. Good fa.lt!
should be preserved. Practical poli¬
tics suggest that the the Republicans defensive
Should t>e placed on
and that the administration of
President Harrison should be held
responsible lor the defeat of the bill.
“While we do not favor the measure,
we demands are not of prepared the people to should say that be the de¬
nied. If the South was saved from
the infamous force bill by any agree¬
ment the either of Democratic expressed or implied and on
part Republican senators
representatives with sen¬
ators favoring free silver coinage, it
would be dishonorable in them not
to carry out their pledges. If there
was an understanding between the
parties good faith requires that it
should be kept inviolate.”
Lm« Both Kye*.
’ Pabkkesburq, W. Vs., July 9. -Fred
West, ao employe on the Brown farm,
in Jackson county, was rumagiug in an
old chest when (ms of the boys threw s
lighted ting quantity fire cracker of loose into powder the box, igni¬
a at the
bottom. West was fearfully will burned by
the explosion, and he loss both
> is more Catarrh in this section of the
country than all other diseases put together,
and until the lost fee- years was supposed in¬
curable. For Kiofotr a great many years doctors
pronounced It I disease and prewribi d
local remedies, tmu and by uy vuunnj constantly failing taiuiig It to w
core with Jaeal treatment, pronounced in-
on ruble. Science bus proven catarrh to be a
constitutional disease, and therefore Nail's Catarrh requires
constitutions' treatment.
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney A Co.,
ftdet'o, Ohio, is the oulx conutitnUonal cure
»the market, It is taken internally in
I drops to a tea-spoonful. It
r one hundred
WONDERFUL PROGRESS.
The Fort Valley leader, published
at one of the flneat fruit center* of
the State, ns the News and 8vs is at
another, says:
Who thought, some ten yen rs ago,
when Henry Grady discovered, as
you might say, the peach, pear and
melon industry, that they would be
such a great money producing In¬
dustry! Grady’s letters set the state
on fire, as It were, and for a year or
so everybody went Into the melon
business. This caused overproduc¬
tion, ns the railways were not pre¬
pared to move the crop quickly, and
loss was the result to the farmers.
Then the matter adjusted itself; it
was found what sections were best
adapted for melon raising, and tbo
farmers made arrangements to
piunt, gather and handle the crop in
a business-like manner; the railroads
buflt cars for thepurposeof handling
the fruit, and as a result we see the
great fruit industry to-day bringing
hundreds of thousands of dollars to
the farmers at a time when money is
most needed.
And even yet this industry is but
in its infancy. It has been found
that certain sections are fine for
grape bearing; others more suitable
for truck farming; others for peaches
and pears. AH of these, properly
grown and bandied, are sources of
wealth. Many Nortben people can
not believe what is told them of the
enormous yield ol fruit on account
of the low price of land. They reason
that, if the tales are true, the land
would be worth many times wbat is
asked for it.
To all such doubters and unbeliev¬
ers the Leader has only to ask them
to come down and see for themselves;
investigate everything personally,
and they will readily see why the
lands are so cheap.
The fruit industry, as we havo be¬
fore remarked, is bnt in its infancy.
There are “millions In it” lor those
who will engage in it in a business
way. Its possibilities are nnknown.
Time will convince all that we have
a wonderful country, but if a little
money could be spent right now in
bringing our country to the atten¬
tion of people who are interested in
such pursuits, many years of waiting
could be saved.
WHAT CROKER SAYS.
People who like to com out Tam¬
many on general principles should
read what Chief Croker says to his
committee of twenty-four:
“Cleveland is going to cany the
country, and It won’t do for ns to
lose this State. We have got to win.
I am convinced that Mr. Cleveland is
stronger with the people than Mr.
Hill would have been. I am com
vinced that Cleveland can carry the
State by a larger majority than any
Presidential candidate in a genera¬
tion.
“I want the district leaders to talk
to the'distrlct captains and the men
upon whom you can depend. Urge
them to work harder this year than
they have ever done. If there is any
grumbling against Cleveland stop it.
Heal up any little disaffection that
may exist in your district, and all
pull together. We shall and will give
the State of New York to Mr. Cleve¬
land’’ and
This is good Democratic talk,
it has the right ring to It. It ought
to satisfy any doubting Democrat
who has been anxious about Tam¬
many. Tammany aft is all right,^nmi York
with Tammany right, New
ought to be all right.
Kittle Short of'Murder.
The neighbors around a certain corner
of Ash street were alarmed on Monday
night by low moans issuing f ram a close¬
ly curtained carriage that stood on the
corner. A driver sat upon toe seat.
One of the neighbors came out and ap¬
proached the team tb ask what was the
matter. Before he reached the corner
the driver caught sight of him, and
whipping up the horses dro ve r a p i d
off. The folks were doubly alarmed,
and after a good deal of exciting talk
asked a policeman to call at the bouse cm
the corner and ascertain who was hurt,
or if any mystery was in the moans. He
talked with an excited woman who
came to the door, and also with a man
who wiped his eyes with a handkerchief,
while the neighbors stood across the
street in suspicious silence. The officer
came over the street and told them that
the old family dog, the hero of dotens
and dozens of fights and of 98 years, had
been carried off to die by a bullet The
dog evidently understood his fate, for
he began to moan and moan as soon as
they took him from the house.—Lewis¬
ton Journal.
Esklmoa for the World’s Fair.
Two well known Swedish scientists.
MM. Bjorling and Kallstemuis, arrived
at St. John’s, Newfoundland, yesterday.
They are commissioned by the geo¬
graphical and geological societies of
Stockholm to explore toe shores of
Smith’s sound, in the Arctic regions, to
collect specimens of the flora and fluas
of the district and to take astronomical
observations. They will hire a schooner
in St John’s for their voysge, from
which they expect to return iu Septem¬
ber. Information has been received
that a party of American is coming to
explore Labrador and visit toe Great
falls, which were discovered last year.
Another American party leaves here
soon in order to transport for toe World’#
fair at Chicago three villages of different
tribes of Eskimos, with all their be¬
longings, and also a village of Indians
inhabiting the mountainous districts in
interior of Labrador.—Newfound¬
Cor. Fall Mall Gazette.
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M TgRSELY TELEGRAPHIC.
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At Montreal. t.cOO watt maker* are ou a
strike (or an increase of wages.
The Georgia Weekly Prone awwdatton
meet* in Rome Tuesday, the 12th.
Professor. W. F. .Slaton, of Atlanta, has
been elected president ol the Southern
ucrttlon.il association.
Colonel Peek, fast tb# Alliance from leader the ef¬ in
Georgia. fects of his U recovering accident.
recent
father. a book of personal recollections of her
A shed shed attached to the compress, con
mining fifty-four hales of cotton, burned
|iaesM& at Jackson, . Miss. Miss. Loss laws about H®*>. fully
school Georgia will have this 11,130,848.61 Enough for public give
purposes year. to
every child in the state 100 days of tuition
free of charge.
The Berlin for Reichsanroiger. government
organ, refers the first time to the His
marck polemics. It declares that the ut¬
terances attributed to Prince Bismarck
are not of such practical value a* to in¬
duce the government to concern itself with
them.
A singular fatality followed the wreck
at Memphis. A switchman named Ar¬
the thur running Klrksey, board hearing of switch of it. jumped that on
a engine
was going to the scene. The engine jumped
the bankment track, and pinned killed Klrksey him instantly. against an em¬
At Birmingham, the Vanderbilt fur-
aces have closed down. These furnaces
were built about a year ago, and hare
been in blast every day since. ' oThe
Isfactory demand for iron and stringency
of money, caused the shut down. About
one hundred ore thrown out of em¬
ploytuent.
it Jacksonville, Fla., standing three white men
were fired upon while at the cor¬
ner of Bay and Hogan streets, afeou it 1:80
o’clock idently in the morning. The shot of was we ev¬
fired from some place
meat. The police investigated, 1 bat could
find no one in the vicinity likely to have
done the firidg.
R, G. Dun A Co.’s weekly review of
trade says; Business failures occurring week
throughout the country during the
number for the United States, 158. Crop
and prospects are further weaker. improved Manufactures and grain of
cotton are
all kinds are aetive, except as the iron
works are stopped by the dispute about
wages, and 1 trade ti is unusually active for
midsummer.
The monthly orop report, as made up the by
the department North of Carolina, agriculture, based for
state of on
returns from 1,800 correspondent*, shows
the per centage of condition of wops to he
as follows: Wheat DO, oats 06, corn 90, 85, cot¬ to¬
ton 84, Irish potatoes 103, peanuts 91,
bacco 91, sweet potatoes 9*. There sorghum is im¬
rye 93, grapes 90, all hay 94. The report
provement in crops. on
fruit gives the per centage and as follows: stoek shows Ap¬
cattle ples Sfl, to peaches be 98, sheep 53, 91, that swine on 100,
snd mules " 97. “ The condition and 1 supply i
of labor is put down at 88.
A UH Woman Murdered.
Eagle Pass, Tex., July 9.—Mrs. Mc¬
Cabe, wife of McCabe, the tenant of a
ranch about three milea south of Eagle
Pass, Was brutally murdered just out¬
side of her house. Her hneband had
left early with his milk cart for this
place, and and on on his his return return found found her her tying
in a pool of blood. Her head J was fright- abal*
fully gashed, * and • on examination “ a
let was found to have entered the tern-
srftL’^s'St.u ‘ th*
skull. Beside her was a pail she had
been carrying and she clutched latched a dish-
rag in her hand. A half-witted young
man name — Klemmans, in • the 1 ' employ ploy of of
McCabe, rode up to the spot as the lat-
ter retained home and gave an excla¬
mation of surprise at the sight of the
dead body. He was held under suspi¬
cion pending inquiry. lira. Later he con-
feased having killed killed; McCabe.
Shooting in n Court Room.
Atoka, I. T.,July 9.— About 9 o’clock
while the United 8tates commissioners’
court was engaged in hearing a case
and the court room filled with this people, place
M. P. Moore, a lawyer of
suddenly entered the back door and
suddenly commenced shooting at United
States Marshal Fore. Before he could
be diaarmed he had fired several shots.
As usual, the shots all took effect on
innocent spectators. United States Mar¬
shal Depew was shot in the leg, and
he will probably die.
Mr. W. H. McBryde, a prominent bullets, cit-
isen, was also struck by two
one taking effect in his arm and the
other in his back. Hia arm will have
to be amputated. How serious the other
wound is cannot be told at present.
Moore was arrested by the marshal
whom he was shooting at.
Two Futlw r*>» Company.
Des Moines, la., July 9.— The execu¬
tive committee of the state temperance
alliance has issued an address to toe
temperance people erf the state declaring
that the alliance moat part The company action
with the Republican state party. convention of the
ot the recent
Republican party, the address says,
makes the change of relations necessary.
Fret People Suffocated. .....„
New Yohk, July 9.—-At 8 o’clock a
fire occurred at 87 East 118th street—a
rstory -frame-structure. Fourper- They
•ons were suffocated to death.
were asleep in the attic, and were found
dead by the firemen. Their bodies were
removed to Harlem morgue.
Out’or Receiver’s Banda
San Antonio, Tex., July 9.—D. B,
Robinson, president of the San Antonio
and Aransas Pass railroad, has issued
an official order appointing B. F. Yoa¬
kum, late receiver of the road, traffic
manager of the system. Mr. Yoakum
i* a capable railroad official, and was
r.eral manager of the road previous
dissolved. the receivership, which was recently
Suicide ef a Trail Man.
Groesrkck, Tex., July 9.—E. A Gar-
rett, living near the village of Kirk,
ended his life Nothing by taking an over-dose of
morphine. committed can be found He why
he the rash act. was a
young man about 24 years of age, and
respected by everybody. ‘ ‘ ~ His relatives, relatives,
with the S<mth exception Carolina. of an uncle and aunt’,
tire in
Beat Hire Without the Bet.
G a LUPOUS, O., Jnly 9. — Charh
Johnston said he could beat Lee Rob¬
erts in a running race, and offered to
bet |5. When Roberto started to go
into his house to get his pocket book,
Johnston knocked him down and hit
him over toe head several times with a
huge dub, fracturing his skull. John¬
ston has been arrested.
Btcklea-i Antes Halve.
The Best Salve in the world for
Cats, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap¬
ped Hand*, Chilblains, Coras, and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give
bog. money
88c. psr For
risASon*.
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An Uneaany Monster.
Th* people residing along Palmetto
creek, fckmih Carolina, as well as those
for miles back in the “slashes,” are
highly excited over the^ppearauce of a
strange and uncouth creature in that
vicinity. The beast is described as be¬
ing a creature that far outdoes the night¬
mare ideas of the mythologies. It is
equally at home in the water, on the
land or among the tall trees of the
neighborhood, where it has been most
frequently seen. The general contour
of the toad reminds one of some gigantic
serpent with this exception; The “snout”
in a bnlbus, monkey faced
knot, which much resembles the physi¬
ognomy of some gigantic ape. Frcta
toe neck down, with the exception of
some fin shaped flippers, which extend
from toe arms to the waist, the creature
resembles a man, only that the toes and
fingers are armed with claws from two
to six inches long.
Tracks made by the beast in the soft
mad around Hennia lake have been
taken to Conner's Grove, where they are
kept on exhibition in a drnggist’s show¬
case. Those who have seen the horrid
thing face to face say that it is a full
nine feet in height, which conld hardly
be believed only for the fact that the
tracks mentioned above are within a
small fraction of fifteen inches in length.
Fishermen who surprised the monster
sitting silently on a mass of driftwood
declared that its back looked like an al¬
ligator’s, and that it had a caudal ter¬
mination a yard long, which forked like
toe tail of a fish.—St. Louis Republic.
Deserving Praise.
We desire to say to onr citizens,
that for years we have been selling
Dr. King’s New Discovery for Con¬
sumption, Dr. King’s New Life Pills,
Bucklen’s Ai nica Salve and Electric
Bitters, and have never bandied rem¬
edies that sell as well, or that have
given such universal satisfaction.
We do not hesitate to stand guarantee ready
them every time, and we
to refund purchase price, if satisfac¬
tory results do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their great
popularity purelv on their merits.
J. N. Harris & Son, Druggists.
A correspondent of the London Times at
Christiana predicts that unless the Sepa¬
rated movement in Norway it is firmly
checked by the crown will eventually
result in the disruption of the kingdom
and a war with Sweden.
For Over Kitty Yean.
An old and Well-Tried Remedy
—Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing fifty Syrup by
has been used for over years
millions of mothers for their children
while teething, with child, perfect softens success the
It soothes the
gums, allays all pain, cures wind
colic, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea. Is pleasant to the taste.
Sold by Druggists in every part of
the world. Twenty-five cents a hot
tie. Its value is incalculable. Be
sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow’s
Soothing Syrup.
The municipal authorities of Beriiu have
voted 10,000,000 marks for an international
exhibition, provided that it is not held
later than 1898, which would forestall the
recently announced Paris exposition of
1900. - _
Msmy letters letters are are received received daily a any by o.y the wie P x
P, P. Co. from patient#, saying that they
bad had mentioning used used such such tbeir ond and names such such a a and blood^mnnorland I
they did no good, and that they did not get
well until P. P. P. (Priekly and Poke Boot
and potassium wns tried. These letters we
started to publish when the various manu-
factureiTS wrote us fearful letters and we dis¬
continued the same, but P. P. P. (Priekly trlurnh
Ash, Poke Boot and Potassium) is
ant on every occasion, and has made a host
of friends in cures of Syphilis, Rheumatism,
Blood Poison, Dyspepsia, malaria and Fe¬
male Complaint*.
Ex-Senator Eustis, of Louisiana, was
among the orators at the day iu Boston on
the occasion of the Cieveland-Stevengon
ratification nwetitur.
After theTifto— __
And after typhoid prostrating lever, diptheria, diseases. pneumo¬ Hood’s
nia, or other
Sarsaparilla is just what is need, d to restore
the strength so much desired, and to cxptl
oil poison from the blood It has had won¬
derful I sue success in many such cases.
Hood’s Pills 9 act aet torpidity especial! It it# upon natural the liver, du-
rousing it from n tipation ,y to to
ties, cure consf * and ' it digestion.
The result of the English elections is yet
undetermined^ prises for both sides. and John has been Burns full of sur¬
is among
the victors.
A fact worth knowing is (hat blood dis¬
eases which other Lied icinee fail to cure will
Female Weakness Positive Cure.
To The Editor :—Ptea#e inform yaar read¬
ers that 1 have a remedy for the thousand
and one ills which arise from derangsd fe¬
male organs. I shall be free glad to send lady two if
(Kittles of my remedy to any
they will send respretisftstr thetr Express and P. 0. ad¬
dress. Voore A.
chisi, Utica, N. Y.
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Cheap Medicine—Save Money.
All buy medicines, and yon want them
cheap—at retail at wholesale rates. Jacobs’
Pharmacy, the largest southern “cutters" of
prices, has an advertisement in to-day’s pa¬
per containing a few prices. • A11 other ar¬
ticles are sold at similar low rates. No mat¬
ter what you want that is usually kept in a
large drug store send to them. They will sell*
it st astonishing low rates. Express twenty-Jve charges
far packages nnder five pounds, and
rente. Watch these advertisements
prices. Send for a number sufficient? of things atoncej
Is a word to the wise
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Reports front across the waters say that
a young Memphis bride, Sire. P. B. Coates,
recently recently climbed dim to the,very top of Mount
Vesuvius and looked down into the crater.
She is the second American to attempt this
hazardous undertaking successfully.
Mr, Joseph Mewtmerleh
An old soldier, came oat of the War greatly
enfeebled by TypfceU Fever, and after being
in various hospital* the doctors discharged him
as incurable with Ce»v»»»ptio». He has
been in poor health since, until he began to take
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
pew looser, night
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Bet There Be Peace
fn the gastric region, If troubled miUjausp
hance A prominent arid most unpleasant in 1Ue
feature ot fiver r romp! complaint Is nsnsea
morning,
cause
have have very vi delicate Btomacns drinking, wnicii u
itul'mc ret ions in eating or or
some sight that is repulsive, disorders.
Such persons eannot act more wisely than
to invigorate their digestive adapted region with the
Bitters, a tonic specially to rein¬
force it. For malaria, rheumatism, kidney
troubles and nervousoes the Bitters will be
found marvellously beneficial, and when
sleep i* nntranqoil and appetite variable it
soon improreshoth. It is in fact a most
comprehensive and delightful remedy,
Make no Mistake.
Wocn one wants to eradicate every iodica-
tion of malaria from their system, they are
truly truly wiee wise auu and make mam no mistake if they will
try Dr. John Bali’s
Smith’s Tonic deservedly Syrup. main¬
For many years it has
tained its reputation as being the most re¬
liable of the many
Cures
one sees advertised and sold for the most
annoying and enervating of all malarial dis¬
eases, known os
Chills and Fever.
it has a good and lasting effect and no
other remedy has ever given such satisfac¬
tion. Demand it of your druggist. Take
no substitutes on wh ; ch a larger good profit than is
mAde. One bottle wiP do more
six bottles of any other remedy, and the re¬
lief is always permanent. A word to the
wise is sufficient. It cures malaria.
Take Bull’s Sarsaparilla.
Is your blood in bad condition? Do you feci
weak? Do you haye pain? Do sores ti in fi¬
le yon? Are yon in poor health and grow¬
ing worse? Use Dr. John Bull’s Sarsaparilla.
It will muko you well and strong, Do not
deiav. Give it a trial. Get it from yonr
{3f*- Large bottle (192 tea-spoonfuls) ltd
Dr. John Bull's Worm Destroyers
taste good and quickly remove worms from
children or grown people, restoring the
weak and puny to robust health. safe Try them
No other worm medicine is so and sure.
Price 25 cent* at drug stores, or sent by mail
I y John D. Park A Sous Co., 175 and 177
Sycamore Bt., Cincinnati, O.
F. O. Hoflmau.editorTimes, Rocky Mount Bo
Vn., writes: Balm “I am pleased the best to appetiser say that and
tunic Blood is
tonic for delicate people I ever saw. ft not¬
ed like a charm in my case.”
People wonder when they find how F.(Prickly rapidly
health is restored by taking P. P.
Ash, Poke Boot and Potassium). The reus
on is simple, and as it is a powerful of the home combination woods.
ofthe roots herbs
As the Most Rev. Hugh Conway, bishop
of rectiou Killaia, Ireland, Croea Molina, was driven six in the di-
of and a half
miles from rushed Ballina,the of bishop’s residency
roadside * woman and threw out pall a of cottage slops by iu the his
a
face.
Advice to Wownr
.fyou Painful, would Profuse, protect yourteK Scanty,
from
Suppressed or Irregular Men¬
struation you must use
BRADFIELD’S
FEMALE
REGULATOR
Cartbusviixis, April 28,1»
firing treated without fionefltW*physii 1
effect is truly wonderfuL J.W.StaAWJa
Book to " WOMAN “ matte* rantwWa female diseases. oontahu
valuable Information on aU
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Milkmen, Dairymen Creamei erymen Milk Mill and and
can keep p
Cream fresh a week without
using ice. Healthful, tasteless, enough
odorless and inexpensive. mailed Sample,
to make test, for ten cents.
The Preeervalinti M’f’g Co., 10 Cedar St.,
New York.
wmuilJll! of
Open* Sept. 22, 1892. One the mo-it
thorough School* for Young I.adbn in the
South. Twenty-five teacher* and offli’er*.
Conservatory Course in Manic. One hundred
and fifty-two boarding pupil# from twenty
State*. Climate unexcelled. Special Thoseseek- induce¬
ment* to persona at a distance.
inr the host, school for the lowest terms,
write for Catalogue of this time-honored
School, to the President,
WM A. HAEBIS, D. D„ 8tannton, Virginia.
I 0 LLEGI
ro¥ SCHOOL accessible CURLS.
Tfee most ©f the Vir
glnia Collegiate
terra tor y advantages iu MUSIC.
Thursday before first Monday in
Barkers
HAIR BALSAM
Clttiwa *nd WwtiflM the hate.
Promote* * texonsst growth.
Never rails to Bertore Gray
Bate to its Tcuthful Color.
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CONSUMPTIVE
ChfeMtiafe BreffiA 1
Estbaushbd 1850.
Nature’s Summer Remedies
“The Lord created raedicinea'out of the earth
And he that id wise will i ot abhor them.”
Dr. O. P. Brown’s Restora¬
tive Asslmilunt, 14V ER IN-
IVIGORATOR. Remedies. 1 Great Old tonic, Beiiable
stom¬
ach bitters, cures Epilepsy, Dys¬
diseases pepsia, Dysentery and and all
of the stomach and bow¬
els. 2 Corea Bitiioumees, Liver
Complaint. Grand Druggists or Dr. Brown, 47
St., , Jersey ■ City, N, J.
Electro Nervine
Cure* Permanently all Diseases of the Narr¬
ow Bax, System, either Acute or Chronic in either
It Restore* Impaired or l-o*t power
Checks all forms of Waste or Drain; Hakes
Steong the Weak, kail ptekoge $1; Six for
O.F. ADDAM, ADDAM, No. 571 D&.
Chicago, Wai** abeah' Are.
i« JanlSd&wIy
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WANT
The i mM New Mountain City.
NANTAHALA, ' I
Marble City!
NANTAHALA.
Swain County. North Carolina, Three Thouasand
Feet Altitude, High up in the Mountains, on the Nanta-
hala River and Western North Carolina Railroad. A
Health Resort that will outrival either Asheville or Denver
JVcmtahala’s
Mountains of Marble,
Millions of tons of Talc,
Forests of Harwood Timber
and Immense Water power
will make
THE NANTAHALA MARBLE AND TALC CO.
The finest dividend paying property in America.
The engineeis and experts estimate that stock in this
company will pay
A dividend of from |Q to 6Q Talc per Company cent.
The Nantahala Marble and are now
selling stock for the purpose of developing their property
and building a city at Nantahala.
Price of stock is $100 per Share. Subscriptions
payable $10 per Month- each share— 0 r Cash.
To interest all in the growth cf the new lot city, the
compan; sells with each two shares of stock a in Nan-
tahal ila. ^ ^ vl
The stock will pay big dividends, the lot rray make
you rich.
You saw Birmingham, Bridgeport,Middlesboro, South magically Har-
riman and other new towns of the grow
and -t, a ke thousands of dollars for those that inverted In
fact we can all look back and see where we missed it for
not investing in the right time and at the right place.
NOW IS THE RIGHT TIME.
NANTAHALA IS THE PLACE-
No Savings Bank or Loan Association is Safer or
More Sure to Pay Dividends! None of them are under
Better Management than Nantahala!
The President of the Nantahala Company, L. B.
Nelson, a native of New Yoik, lately of Iowa, has invest¬
ed millions of dollars for Northen capitalists without the
loss of a dollar.
The Directors of the Nantahala Company are all
men of the highest character, being successlul bankers,
merchants and manufacturers.
Send in your subscriptions to
A, J. MeBRIDE,
10 Gate City Bank Building, ATLANTA, GA.
THE COLUMBUS SANITARIUM.
THIS INSTITUTION FOR THE TREATMENT OF THE
MORPHINE, - COCAINE • AND - WHISKEY - HABITS
Is under the professional supervision of Drs. Walker, Blanchard, Mason and Barnes.
The projectors of this institution claim to enre patients with less suffering and in a
shorter time than is accomplished by any other known treatment. For terms of treat
ment and other informatiou, address
DR. J. C. BARNES, Secretary,
21d2m, Columbus, Ga.
may
BEST ORGANS AND PIANOS
FOR EASIEST PAYMENTS
The MASON & HAMLIN CO., now offer to rent any one of their fam¬
ous Organs or Pianos for three months, giving the patron biiing full op¬
portunity to test it thoroughly in his own home, and return if be does not
longer want it. If he continues to hire it until the aggregate of rent paid
amounts to the price of the instrument, rr becomes ms property with¬
out pubtheb payment. Illustrated catalogue, with net prices, free.
MASON S HAMLIN ORGAN AND PIANO COMPANY,
BOSTON. NEW YOBS. CHICAGO.
An Ordinance.
From ----------- and after - the .— j passage of this ordi¬
nance it shaM be the duty of any person or
persona who may ran or keep a hack for
hire, in the City of Griffin, to register the
same in the clerk’s office of said city, who
shall give said hack a number and it shall
be the duty ol sale person or persons to
have thenumber of said hack printed in a
conspicuous place on said hack.
w B i,gnu in iu, nacK alter dark and
the light shall be ao kept os to easily see the
number of the hack.
Be it further ordained, that no person or
perrow haek shall engaged iu running or driving a
cents for charge more than twenty-flve
«ty limits, a and passenger for the anywhere inside the
eeated use or hire for a (oui-
dollar carriage shall IU not charge more vehicles'in than
one an hour, ««d and other other
placed on the hack or In the refuse’ hack; and when
not engaged no hack shall to take a
orlmlii services, the legal fete
figwESfl that any
and tefed, and upon eonvicHo
toe city chain-gang for a/
h Oo dayi a time n
an or to * fine not to
1 • hundred d “
1L_ jL? ^
.
ENCAMPMENT
Is here and so am I
With a large amount of
BEAL ESTATE FOB BALI
To wit: Houses and lots, vacant
lots in oentreof the city and suburb 8 *
Small and large farms in and ncaf
the If city.. wish anything ■ in " this „jp I»d«
call you Hill
at my office 28 and 32 «*».
and I will be pleased to show yon
over Now the is city. Griffin
the time to buy as
dirt is advancing every day.
I I have have some some property property on on hand that
parties wishing to realize money on
immediately can be be beought beo very
G. A, CUNNINGHAM
Real Estate Agent
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