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CITY OB* GillFFINi
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The trouble with the Peoplo’s par¬
ty ia that it i» not the people’s party,
as the peoplo do not Appear to be in
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Mr. Stanley hue gone to Wales (or
0 rest after the fatigues of the Lon¬
don campaign, but is not at all
likely to get it. He has taken hie
mother-in-law along.
If the Third Party politically is no
more favored than he i« privately
when the interested pair are lovingly
anxious to have him out of the way,
Weaver’s chances are not worth
quoting.
In selecting a memlter of the next
legislature, the Democrats of Spald¬
ing county should lay aside all per¬
sonal prejudices am) predilections
and unite on the man who can best
serve the Interests of thecommunity.
A fair autograph seeker recently
induced Dr. Briggs to describe “here¬
sy” for her in writing. He wrote:
“Heresy is anything in doctrine
practice that departs from the mind
o( tbechuich as officially defined.”
Railroad men in England
with Charles Frances Adams when
he said the safest place in which to
spend an hour is on an express train
1 on one of the main railways.
, only five kilted
jr passengers were
on all the railways of the United
Kingdom, white on the streets of
London alone 147 deaths and r>,784
injuries resulted from uccident.
Queen Victoria lias now entered
upon the fifty-eixth year of her reign,
eclipsing Inlength"the rule of any
present European potentate. Henry
III. occupied the English throne for
a like period, and George HI. ruled
for flfty-nlue years. The former,
however, was a minor for seven
years and a regency of nine years
passed under George’s rule.
Majesty has virtually reigned
than any English sovereign.
DIED FROM SH OCK,
*dt\ Ufwt SI«U|M Oirl Gate a
Jackson, July ia— The death of
Bose Woodruff ot this city has camel
On Wednesday she was
with spasms, which resulted
ef the longs and hei
trouble, from which she died
She was a beautiful girl, 88 yean of
About two weeks ago she received
a whitecap letter with a shall and
bones ia red ink. At the bottom
written: "You are wtuteeappad
twelve of our beat friends. Look out.
We give you bat two more of
warnings. ” Mies Woodruff
nearly frantic over this tetter, and
» indirect cause of death.
| IV Republican Secretary.
New Yobs, July ia—Chris L. Magee,
leader of the Harrison Republicans of
Pennsylvania vention, and who at has the been Minneapolis prominently
mentioned as successor to Thomas H.
Carter, national as committee, secretary of states the that Republican ba la not
in position to accept the secretaryship.
The probable choice will be Loo Mo-
Couias, of Maryland.
A ratal Stubbing Affray.
Detroit, July 18.—Wm. Knack waa
stabbed to death here by George Boaa-
enberger, a have neighbor. The bad families oi
the men been on terms for
their i boys back, resulted and the intheetab- quarrel be¬
tween
There is more Catarrh ia i his section of the
country than all other diseases put together,
and until the lost lew years was supposed in-
curs hie For a great many years doctors
focal pronounced It.» focal disease nud prescribed
remedies, and by constantly (ailing to
care with local treatment, pronounced it in¬
curable. .Science has proven catarrh to be a
constitutional disease, and therefore required
constitutional treatment, gall's Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. constitutional J. Cheney A Co.,
Toledo, Ohio, is the uulv cure
ou the market. It is taken internally in
doses (rom 10 drops the blood to a tea-spoonful. It
acts directly on They and offer mucous hundred sur¬
faces of the system. one
dollars (or any case it fails to cure. Send
for circulars and testimonials.
F. J. CuMtY A Co., Toledo, O.
UE*So|d by druggists 76c.
will manage
Edward Henley, Um actor, MXt season,
was arrested near hks summer homo, at
Ocean Grove, N. J., few wearing tt bathing
suit that had no arms. ■
Now Try This
It will cost yon nothing and will
sorely do you good, if you have a
Gough, Cold, or any tronble with
Throat, Chest or Lungs. Dr. King’s
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to
money will be paid
from La Grippe
thing and under its
nd perfect reeov-
i bottle at our ex-
botttes free
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FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
It is seldom that the News andSvn
advo late? in its editorial columns
the claims of any one man for nom-
(nation to any particular office, be¬
lieving that nit members of it* party
have the right to contest for anv
office inside the party lines without
prejudice. But there are occasions
when it becomes just as strong a
duty to speak out in the interests of
the community, which all good citi¬
zens should strive to nerve, and we
believe this to he such an occasion.
No candidate has yet announced
for the legislature from this county,
and before any Bball have announced
ho desire to place before the voters
of the county the name of one
whom we believe to be best fitted
for the present emergency. Having
secured the permanent military en¬
campment of the State at greatcoat,
we shall fail to realize the proper ben-
fit from it unless the coming legisla¬
ture makes an appropriation for its
continuance equal to, if not larger
than, that made by the last legisla¬
ture. To secure this will plainly be
the first duty of the momber to be
elected from this county, and his
qualifications for this purpose are
the first things to be considered.
It is generally acknowledged that
one man contributed more of his
time, money and energy toward
bringing the encampment here than
any one else, and that man is Cap¬
tain David J. Bailey. He was chair¬
man of the first meeting called for
the purpose, when not much more
than a corporal’s guard responded,
became chairman of the general
committee and is now president of
the chartered company which guards
Griffin’s interests in the camp. He
appeared belorecall the meetings of
the advisory board and is recog¬
nized all over the State as well as
at home as being at the head of this
most important and successful
movement. It is therefore eminently
proper and wise, in our opinion,
that be should continue in this field
of usefulness until the encampment
becomes permanent in fact as well
as in name.
Apart from his intimate associa¬
tion with this measure, as well as
those connected with it, such as n,o
one else lias, or could now gain, Mr.
Bailey’s qualifications for the legis¬
lature fire «lf that coaid be desired.
He is a gentleman of education,
sense and ability, with polished man¬
ners and persuasive powers, and a
wide acquaintance and many friends
throughout the .State. Above all,
he is energetic and honest, using his
energy tor public purposes and not
for self-advancement as a profession¬
al politician might possibly do.
Mr. Bailey is not an eager aspi
rant for the place, but we have
reason to believe that he would
readily accept it for the accomplish¬
ment of the purpose named; and we
repeat the statement that he is the
strongest muu we could send in the
present emergency
CATECHISM FOR WORKINGMEN.
A writer in the New York World
gives the following revised catechism
and offers it ns a substitute for the
Republican catechism gotten OHt by
a Pittsburg man In 1888.
McKinley bill# (or high tariff mill#,
Pinkerton pill# (or the workingmen’# ill#.
Q. What is tariff? A. A tax.
Q. What is high tariff? A. Rob¬
bery of many for the benefit of a few.
Q. What is the McKinley bill? A.
A special law to create millionaires
out of the iron manufacturers.
Q. Why does McKinley desire to
make millionaires out of the iron
manufacturers? A. Because they
contribute largely to tue Republican
party, favor a monarchical govern
meat, like to live in castles in Eu¬
rope, build million dollar monu¬
ments (to be kept up at public ex¬
pense), hire Pinkerton physicians
etc., etc., all of which takes a great
amount of money.
Q. How are Pinkerton pills taken?
A. They are never taken; always
given.
Q. What is a Pinkerton physician?
A. A practitioner of a new school of
medicine, founded by Dr. Pinkerton,
of Chicago.
Q# What is Dr. Pinkerton’s
form of treatment? A. By Pinker¬
ton pills.
Q. What are Pinkerton pills? A.
An ouuce of cold lead in a brass cap¬
sule.
Q. What diseases are Pinkerton
pills especially designed for? A. The
objection of the workingman to hav¬
ing his wages reduced under an al¬
leged protective tariff.
Q. Who are they given by and
how? A. Pinkerton pills are inject¬
ed into a workingman by a special
physician, sent from Chicago for
that purpose; generally by means of
a Winchester rifle, but any large
gun will do: 44-calibre are consider¬
ed the beet size.
Q. Who are the Pittsburg agents?
A. The Carnegie Steel Company
(Limited at present.)
Q. What is the high sheriff of Al¬
leghany county? A. A nonentity.
Q. Who acted as the advisor of
this nonentity in the present troub¬
le? A. Chi is Magee, who would a
national chairman be.
Q. Who was his chief deputy? A.
State Senator BUI FUnn.
Q, Wbat is the antidote tor Fin
erton pills, which are nearly always
fatal? A. Vote the Democratic tick*
et, for a tar riff for revenue only. All
tariff over that is putting more pow
er into the bands of the manufactur¬
ers to grind to death the working¬
man.
Tk* Weaver Blander.
Philadelphia Time#.
The new People’s party committed
n prodigious blunder by nominating
James B. Weaver for president. Of
ail the prominent men named, he is
the weakest, and a new party hoe
jost narrowly missed achieving a
great political revolution by bowing
to the appeals and trickery of the
old threadbare Greenback leaders.
Had Judge Gresham been nomi¬
nated without a dozen superservice-
able leaders forcing him to appear
to seek the candidacy, he would have
ended the Republican party as a
great political organization, and
Harrison would not have carried a
single State west of Ohio. He is a
greut leader; able, honest and just
the man to inspire and command a
revolution; but he was pestered and
deviled until his self-respect forced
him to make his declination peremp¬
tory.
Next to Gresham, Senator Stewart
would have been the strongest can¬
didate. He would have crystalized
the silver element and fused it with
the Alliance. The three Republican
silver States of Colorado, Nevada
and Idaho would have voted for lvim
on the single issue, and Kansas, Ne¬
braska, Wyoming, the two Dakotas,
with one or two other Northwestern
States, could have been won by the
fusion that is probable in those
States. Next to Stewart, the logical
candidate would have been Ex-Sena¬
tor Van Wyck or 8ena tor Kyle, both
of whom are in close touch with the
Alliance and free silver people.
With Weaver as the People’s nom¬
inee, the new party launches its
political fortune in a worm-eaten,
storm-staved, rickety ship, and the
party must carry the candidate in¬
stead of the candidate carrying the
party. He is chiefly the hero of re¬
peated Greenback defeats; and the
putrid corpse of the old Greenback
party wilt make a perpetual stench
in the nostrils of the people. Instead
of new ideas with new leaders, the
most hopeful new party of modern
times tarns back its own tide and
fossilizes itself in the grave of a dead
political heresy.
How strong the new party may
become in spite of its blundering
lenders is an unsolved problem. It
has tlirowh away probably a million
votes, but it may have a million or
more yet os its followers; and, if so,
it may play some fantastic pranks
in the Western elections. A few
weeks will develop the probable
strength of the People’s movement,
as the silver States and the South
gravitate iuto the attitude they are
to assume.
It is quite possible that both the
silver States and the South will halt
their recent tendency to old party
disintegration, and that the people’s
party, instead oi being a greut third
party with a dozen States support¬
ing it, will fail back into a balance-
of-power side-shown in half a score
of Western States.
President Harrison has yet a des¬
perate battle before him with odds
largely against his success; but what
little chance he has left of winning he
owes to the new party blunderers at
Omaha.
Specimen cases,
S. H. Clifford, New Cassei, Wis.,
was troubled with Neuralgia and
Rheumatism, his Stomach was dis¬
ordered, his Liver was affected to an
alarming degree, appetite fell away,
and he was terribly reduced in flesh
and strength. Three bottles of Elec¬
tric Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg,111.
had a running sore on his leg ol
eight years’ standing. Used three
bottles of Electric Bittersjmd -seven
boxes of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, John and
his lee- is sound and well.
Speaker, Catawba, 0., had five large
Fever sores on his leg, doctors said
he * os incurable. One bottle Elec¬
tric Bitters und on« box Bucklen’s
Arnica Salve cured him entirely.
Sold by J. N. Harris & Son.
At St. Louis, W. A Powell, s dark In
the St. Louis anti Son Francisco railroad
offices, started with a friend (or a row on
and the river. capsized, Their and boot both got were Into drowned. an eddy
was
For Over FUty Years.
AN OLD AND WKLL-TbIED REMEDY
—Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrnp
has been used for over fifty years by
millions oi mothers for their children
wJiiie teething, the with perfect success
It soothes child, softens 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 incalculable. cents a bot
tie. Its value is Be
sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow’s
Soothing Syrup.
Female Weakness Positive Care.
To The Editor Please inform your read¬
er# that I have a remedy for. the tboosand
and one ilk which arise (rose deranged fe¬
male organ#. 1 shall be glad to send two
bottles of say remedy free to nuy lady if
they will send their Express and P. O. ad-
•s. Your# respectfully, Da. A. C. Mar-
si, Utica, N. V.
ly At wounded Bay City, Mioh., Krmh Bartlett total¬
his wife and Xyear-old eon,
and then shot himself. He will recover.
but his wife and sod will die.
People I# wonder when they find bow ifffl
: restored by I Potassium). taking P. P. P.
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WITH HER COUSIN.
Will JEok#rd>» w|f» iMfM ffia Heart
broken and Ktopea.
Woosteb, O.. July 18. —Mrs. Bertie
Bekard, daughter in-law of Rev. John
Bckard, has set all Burbank mgog by
eloping with her cousin, Frank Griffin,
and leaving her husband, Will Eckard,
at home a broken hearted man. The
coaple have been married a number o(
years, moving in the best circles oi
church society, and were looked upot
as an extremely happily little wedded body, pair.
Mrs. Eckard, a demure by her neighbors. wm
deemed a model wife
A few months ago Griffin, who resides
in Pennsylvania, came out on a visit,
often Be prolonged in Mrs. Eckard'* his stay, and, although noth¬
caused company, the slightest
ing was seen that
smpictoQ suspicion that that they had formed an at¬
tachment tor each other. Mr*. Eckard
only the evening before nsaal they disappeared
together occupied her place in the
choir. and although The next Eckard day they had made were gooa,
locate the guilty tf||B pair, he every
effort to word can
not hear ar a a won as to their whereabouts.
Arresting tbs Miners.
Burke, Idaho., July 19,— The work ol
arrest is proceeding with great care and
deliberation. A deputy United State!
marshal marches through camp, "spots*
a striker and troope seize him. Few ol
the union men remain here, and then
are few known to be in this vicinity.
The canyon has been scoured and only
one man found. Scouts report the pres¬
ence of armed bodiee of men at varione
points, bnt there have been no out¬
breaks. An exodus of strikers is taking
place by way of Glidden’e pass tc
Thompson Falls. The strikers are thick
on the mountains, around Mnllane, and
their camp fires could be sees by the sol¬
diers.
Alice Mitchell in Coart Again.
Memphis, Tenn., July 19.—The case
of Alice Mitchell, who killed Miss Freda
Ward, came before Judge Dubose on
the question of her sanity. The only
witness was George Mitchell, father of
the accused. The jury ia undoubtedly
one of the most intelligent ever selected
in west Tennessee.
Mr. Mitchell said his daughter had been was 10
years old. Her mother insane
years ago. He gave a history of his
daughter’s pecnliarities, about which
much has been printed since the
came before the public, and bad not
concluded his testimony when the
adjourned. ,1-jr;
Vive Vires in China.
San Francisco, July 19.—The
er City of Pekin, from Hong Kong and
Yokohama, brings information of a se¬
ries of fires reported from the
pine islands, at itMarong, Marong, June June 3d, 3d.
buildings in the business section
destroyed. At San Miguel districts de of
fire broke out in two
a great deal of
destroyed, 9,000 people being
l homeless and destitute.
conflagrations occurred in Jaun Mend
olaamik Manban during the month.
Pear They Are Deal.
08WKGO, N. Y., July
has been heard here of the tug Booth
and her tow of four barges that left
Oswego bound Friday for night, Montreal. before The the Mg
storm, tow
carried crews The aggregating small
persons. bargee the were ire could
heavily loaded, and tng o not
tow them more than four miiee an
in fair weather, Sailors here fear that
they are loet. I
TERSELY TELEGRAPHIC.
News Items That Plash Over the Wires
from All Points.
The president has signed the Indian ap¬
propriation and postouice bilk.
The national convention of railway 3. pos¬
tal clerks meets in Detroit Aug.
'At Circleville. O., Jeese Swank, a dead. boy
who was shot by Charles Baden, is
The murderer is still at large.
A South American captured *ea turtle, days
eighty pounds, was a tew
ago In ia a fkh pond off Johnson’s Point,
Conn.
The grain men of the west are confer
ring for the purpose of doing what they
can to prevent a blockade when the grain
begins to move.
Ed Holland, who was indicted with
ter Stocks for the killing of Alt Cassin, in
Atlanta, is in jail again. His bondsmen
surrendered hi;n-___
Bnefcten’s Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in the world
Cats, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter,
ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns,
all Skin Eruptions, and required.
cures Piles, or no pay
is guaranteed to give refunded. refund' perfect
faction, faction, or or money money
25c. per box. For sale by J.N.
ris & Sons.
The Harrison campaign bn Indiana is in
a very bad condition. One member of the
state executive committee has resigned,
and a county chairman has followed
examulaBM
Many letters are received daily by the
P, P. Co. from patients, saying that they
had need Boch and such a blood purifier
mentioning their names and stating
thejr did^uo good, and that th^y did^wa
and potassium was tried. These letters
started to publish when the various manu-
farturerrswrote us fearful letters and we
continued the tame, Potassium) but P. P. P. is (Priekly triumh
Ash, Poke Root and
ant on every occasion, and has made a host
of friends in cures of Syphilis, malaria Rheumatism, and
Blood Poison, Dyspepsia, Fe¬
male Complaints.
The Dundee 'Courier, at Ixuidon, pub.
lisheK a rumor to the- effect that the sum
of £100,t)0u was recently subscribed to the
Gladstonian fund on the coudition that
Mr. Gladstone should not pledge himself
to introduce an eight hour blil.
Mrs. Mary Aston
ef Lewtsbarg, PM, suffered untold agony from
krekea rnrtesw vet*#, with intense Itch¬
ing and burning. On *h» recommendation of a
physician she took
Hood's Sarsaparilla
with Mrs.
Aston and
Claim* A Sow,
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The Testimonials
Published h» behalf of Hood s Sarsaparilla
are not extravagant, are not “written up,
nor are they from It# employes. Sarsaparilla They are
facto, ahd pro vethat Hood’s Horthyteetol
-possess# nbsol late merit and is worth
confidence of of the t people.
Mood's Pills are pureiy do vegetable, perletly
harm (cue. effective, but not cause pain or
gripe. He «am to get Hood’s. |
A strange disease, resembling glanders, and
has broken out among the horses
males in Webster county, Kentucky, and
Immediate section, and large numbers are
dying daily. It is said recently to nave originated imported
from Montana stock
into the county.
Swamps
Are not the only abode of malaria. Vou find
if everywhere, even in localities whore atmos-
pliejic ' eric and and sanitary sanitary conditions c wonld Room
tit be be unfavorable unfavorable to to l— its developement. HI Tlie
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universal remedy ■ for Hosteler’s and preventive Stomach of Bit-
dire ferii. complaint Wherever int is the malady assume# its
most virulent form, and whether it be chilis
and fever, bilious remittent, dumb ague or
agne cake, the Bitters is mosj popular and
constitutes the heat means of protection and
cure. From Maine to the Isthmus of Pa n»-
and ma, the in Goa tropiM tesiMUa^ na, this tl Mexico, Mexico, truly j famous South South medicine Amercia Amercia
has won “golden opinions” from all condi¬
tions and classes in more than a metapbori- consti¬
cal cm sense. sense. For debility, insomnia, indigestion,
fiver pation, rheumatism, neuralgia,
and kiduev trouble it is highly effica¬
cious. Use it with persistence.
F. O. Hoffman, editorTimes, Rocky Mount
Va., writes: “I am pleased to say that Bo
tanie Blood Balm is the best appetiser it and
tonic for delicate in people case.” I ever saw. act¬
ed like a charm my
Make no Mistake.
When one wants to eradicate every indica¬
tion of ll malaria mtuum* from irniu their iucji system, ny., they i-w- - are ■*- --
trnly wire and make n© mistake if they will
try Dr. John >hn Bull’s Bull’s
Smith’s Tonic Syrup
For many years it has deservedly main- n
tained its reputation as being the most re-
liable ol the many
Cures
one sees advertised and sold for the most
annoying and enervating of all malarial dis¬
eases, known as
Chills and Fever.
it lies a good and lasting effect and no
other remedy has ever given snch satisfac¬
tion. Demand it of your-druggist. Take
no substitutes on wh'cli wit' do a larger good profit, than is
made. One bottle 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 feel
weak? Do you hays pain? Do sores ti ■>ub-
le yon? Are yon in poor health and grow-
ing lt“will _ worse? ' Use Use Dr.. Dr. John Bull’- nil’s Sarsaparilla. “—----
m&ko you well and strong. Do not
delay. Give it a trial. Get it from your
druggist. Large bottle (1«2 tea-spoonfuls)
Dr. John BuU’s Worm Destroyers
taste good and quickly remove worms from
children or grown people, restoring the
weak and pnny to robust health. Try them
No other worm medicine is so safe and sure.
Price 25 cents at drug stores, or sent by mail
t y John D. Park ft Sons Co., 175 and 177
RycamoreSt-., Cincinnati, 0.
A fact worth knowing is that blood di#-
i which other medicines fail to cure will
John S. Allan and Mrs. H. H. HFbden,
who recently caused such a scandal In
Montreal Ire Pleasanton eloping hotel, together, in Sau are P stop¬
ping at the
cisco. They are registered as Mr. aad
J. S. Adaina. ~
Cheap Medicine—Save Money
All lmy medicine#, and you want them
cheap—at retail at. wholesale rates. Jueobs’
Pharmacy, the largest southern “cutters” of
prices, has an advertisement in to-day’s pa¬
per containing a lew prices. All other ar¬
ticles are sold at similar low rates. No mat¬
ter wliat you want that is usnallv kept in a
large drug store reml to them. They will sell
it st astonishing low rates. pounds, Express twenty-fiye charges
for packages nnder five
cents. Watch there advertisements and
prices. Send for a number of things atom*;
, word to the wise sufficient?
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PRESERVATIVE
Milkmen, Ureamerymen ond
Dairymen can keep Milk and
I II Cream fresh a week without
ZaAusisgk*. inexpensive. Healthful, tasteless, enough
odorless and Sample,
to make test, mailed for ten cunts.
The Yoril Prerervalinc M'f’g Co., 10 Cedar St
New b —------
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thorough Twenty-five Schools for teachers Young Ladies officers. in the
South. and
Conservatory Course in Music. One hundred
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write for Catalogue of this time-honorec
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PAR
Cleinac* HAIR
Promotes *nd WutifWe the h*tr
a lnxuriant growth.
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CONSUMPTIVE
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Estbaushkd 1850.
Nature’s Summer Remedies
“The Lord created mcdieineslont of the earth
And be that is wire will r ot abhor them.”
Dr. O. P. Brown’s Restora¬
tive AssimUant, LIVKR 1N-
,VH'.ORATOR, Old Reliable
Remedies. 1 Great tonic, stom¬
ach bitters, cures Epilepsy, Dys¬
pepsia, Dysentery and and all
diseases of the stomach and bow¬
els. SI Cures Billiougness, Liver
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Grand St., Jersey srsey City, t N. J.
Electro Nervine
Cures Permanently all Disease* of the Nerv¬
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or
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MNTAHALA! yM
Ml The flew Mountain City.
NANTAHALA,
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NANTAHALA,
Swain County, North Carolina, Three Thouasan4
Feet Altitude, High up in the Mountains, on the Nanta-
hala River and Western North Carolina Railroad, a
H ealth Resort that will outrival either Asheville or Denver
Nantahala’s
Mountains of Marble,
Millions of tons of Talc,
Forests of Harwood Timbt
and Immense Water power
THE NANTAHALA MARBLE AND TALC CO.
UMf
The finest dividend paying property m America.
The engineeis and experts estimate that stock in this
company will pay
A dividend of from 20 tc *60 P €r cent
The Nantahala Marble and Talc Company aic now
selling stock lo: the purpose of developing their property
and building a city at Nantahala.
Price of stock is $100 per Share. Subscriptions
payable $10 per Month> cach share—or Cash.
To interest all in the growth cf the new city, the
company sells with each two shares of stock a lot in Nan¬
tahala.
The stock will pay big dividends, the lot iray make
you rich.
You saw Birmingham, Bridgeport,Middlesboro, Har-
riman and other new towns of the South grow magically
and make thousands of dollars for those that invested. In
fact we can all look back and see where wc missed it for
not investing in the right time and at the right place.
NOW IS THE BIGHT TINE.
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 Northcn 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. McBRIDE,
10 Gate City Bank Building, ATLANTA, GA.
THE COLUMBUS SANITARIUM.
THIS INSTITUTION FOR THE TREATMENT OF THE
MORPHINE, - COCAINE - HD - WHISKEY ■ HABITS
Is under the professional supervision oi Drs. Wolker, Blanchard, Mason and Barnes.
The projector# of thi# institution claim to cure patients with legs suffering 8ml i»»
shorter time than is accomplished by any other known treatment. For term# of trait
ment and other information, address •
DR. J. C. BARNES, Secretary,
Columbus, Ga.
may 21d2m,
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BEST ORGANS AND PIANOS
FOR EA8IE8T PAYMENTS
Tbo MASON £ HAMLIN CO., now offer to rent any one of their fam¬
ous Organs or Pianos for three months, giving the patron hiring full op¬
portunity to test it thoroughly in hie own homo, Mid return if he does n(rt
longer want it. If he continues to hire it until the aggregate of rent paW
amounts to the price of the instrument, it becomes bis property with¬
out further payment. Illustrated catalogue, with net prices, free.
MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN AND PIANO COMPANY
BOSTON. NEW YORK. CHICAGO.
An Ordinance.
From sod after tbs passage of thi* ordi-
noncs it shall be the duty of sny person or
persons hire, ns who who may may run ran or or keep 1 s hack for
in the City of Griffin, to" register the
same in the clerk’s office of
shall give said hack » number and it shall
be the duty of saio person or persons to
have therm so tier of said hack printed in a
conspicuous place on said back.
It shall stio be the duty of person or per¬
sons running a hack in the City of Griffin
to keep a light in the hack after dark and
the light shall be so kept as to easily see the
number of the hack.
rents for a passenger anywhere inside the
dty limit#, and tor the m or hire for a four-
seated carriage shall not charge more than
one dollar an hour, and other vehicles in
same shall have proportion, his charges ai......
placed on the back or in the haek; and when
not engaged no hack shall refuse to take a
^weDger,°rhire Ida sen ices, the Wg -i fees
Be it further ordained, that any Demon
or shall, persons violating tbs above ordinance
upon affidavit and warrant beina
2tD>q)0l] ( tore in toll winlnAt^.. of _a city ,.®
ordinances, and tried,and wSWsdfcsi convtotioiTii .vffii
court KxV upon
of
eonvkfed parties to work on the streets in
the city chain-gang for a time not longer
hen 6u daygorto pay ^ a Sue not to exceed
iVoStiff — ° r > tfa » or
ENCAMPMENT
Is here and so am I
With a large amonnt of
BEIL ESTATE FOB SALE
To wifi: Houees and lots, vncaot
lots in centre of the eity and suburb**
Small and large farms in and nr**
the city. _
If you wish anything in this bM
call at my office 28 and 32 Hill SL,
and I wDI bo pleased to show
over the city.
Now ia the time to buy as „ Grim 0
dirt is advancing every day.
I have some property ou hand tbs
G. CUNNINGHAM, A,
Real Estate Agent
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