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ANNOUNCEMENT
--BY
P. B. Tobin Cotton Co.
No. 5 Warren Block.
A1'(H STA. GA., October U, 1897.
THEFlRMOKHVIil.it TOBIN Is this dav dissolved by mutual conse nt. 1*. B.
TolMn h iving sold out his interest to Aslnu v Hull. Each juu tno'- will transact
ness on his own account. All tho assets of the late firm arc the property of Asbury
Hull, who assumes all the liabilities. ^ 1
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Al'GCSTA. GA.. October 21 st. ,s„ 7 .
Mr. P. 1J. 1 ohm announces that he has sold Ins interest in»the An
gusta Cotton and Compress Co.. retired from the him ot Hull sV lohm.
and organized the P. B. 1 obm 1 ottou O)., of winch lie will be 1 resident
Ha ving thus disposed of-all his otl or cotton interests Ins entire time and
attention will be devoted to that of lis o.» friends, and planters and nier
chants generally, who may favor h m with their patronage.
The firm have ample means at 1 facilities for advancing CASH up¬
on crops during the spring and run met , and on cotton in store, at reason¬
able rates.
Mr. Tobin’s eighteen years ex rcri nice as a Cotton Factor and Im¬
is a guarantee of very best re ult;> to his patrons.
n EETING WITH DESTINY.
No man can tell when it will <~s si yV
come along. Often it starts ’• - AS *"^7. v > -
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np before «* in uv.cxjwctcd r 1 'y. ■ ■ I
ernes and places. Even ml ‘ V
tfteruoon stroll with a friend am] n chance V\ » Y'
introduction may shape a'.l the course of t ^ f V H * '
one’s after life. To be always at your best \ | | V ^ . - . • V ljf A K
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and not ashamed of your destiny you must . | ; .' * .< k ^ j
4ma like a true jfcntlmaii. Th caa = \ \ • : \ / f i
be done by ordering vour Saits and Ovcrcaau of j VX ,. > ' . ’ ;/ j
M. BORN & GO., i J \- ' ••W--’ ' *
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The Great Chicago Merchant Tailors ly
Who tir^ unrtvnllofl ct
the Tailoring Art. I H.,
300 NEW Pattern- Finest Materia! Perfect ;l V ■ 'J
manship. Fit. New Stock. Thrifty Latest Prices. Styles. Best Work¬ brea I k*■ N A i J] .V 4
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A Cheery Guarantoe With All. 'is
C*u *» & Co., Crawfordville, Ga.
Holden
SEE
THAT THE
SIGNATURE
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IS ON THE
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Castor!* It put up ia , one-size . , bottles „ only. , Tt It
not Bold In bulk. Don't allufT anyone to sell
m anything else on the plea or promise that jj,
"just M good- and “will narwer every P nr
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OF LOCAL INTEREST.
Brightest items from Near
Neighbors,
TOLD IN SMALL NOTES.
To the Credit of the Excellent County
Journals from Which Wc Get
the Creamy Notts.
—jSmall grain in Hancock is
loolciiJg well.
Lfe.SS Western corn lias been
.Sold iti Oglethorpe to date than
in several years.
—Miss Henrietta Berry died
this week and was laid to rest
indite Sparta cemetery.
— Numbers of horses have died
of blind staggers in Hancock,
recently, and the epidemic is
prevalout.—Ishmaalite
When yon get hurt, use Dr.
TicI.enor-s Antiseptic. You'll
never know just how good it is
until you try it. Only 50 Cts. at
your druggist. wise,
—Joe colored, has beeq
sent up for 11’ months in Wilkes
for drawing Ills pistol on and
( tursing some white ladies recent
Ly- ,, Antiseptic *
Dr. Tichenor’s
like pepperment ‘ candy
and ,s just , as ,, good^ but hnt foi a ..
different purpose. ItJ it next
time YOU get hurt Of have a COllC.
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Some of tlio Oglethorpe road
commissioners say they are go
ing to make every hand in their
section work lu days on the
roads.
There can be no in faun at ion or
supporation in tiny wound
erl v dressed with Dr. Tichenor
Antiseptic. 11 yon don t
it just try it,—then you 11 know.
—Grecnesboro is talking
getting up that factory again.
Two of her citizens propose
raising $40,000. TbnV. the
to do business.
Why don’t yem dress
wound wild Dr. t ic.ieiiois
an( j j s much cleaner and [
pleasant.
—A chunk was taken from
ruins of the Simpson building
Tuesday which was still kindled
from the tire which
on the ilrd pt
ington ite porter. "
Ji’rom everywhere come
of jiraise for Chamberlain’s
tough Reined} . Allow me
congltitillate } on on the
ol youi Ketned.y. ltcuied 1U<J
chronic btonchllis \\ len ^ if -
doctOl could do nothing foi me.
-Cuas. Ig Hemel Toledo, O
For sale by Dr. R. J. Reid.
—Warren county jteople
discussing the question as
profitable farming at present and
in the past. Times have chang
ed, gentlemen, and you will have
to adjust yourselves according
ly.
—Tho Union Point Review
says that Rev. Sim Shaw will
soon deliver a prohibition ser¬
mon in Crawfordville and says
he is confident that ho can
vinee people that it is wrong to
deal in liquors.
riles! rsic»: Itclilnj rn.».
Svmpt -ms —X i.-.tu:e. intense kohiaH by
and KtiU n_- iim.rt at ;.i ;ht; \ror-«
atciiinc ^Iialiov.-e ; io euutineu tumor*
form, wh.ch often bleed unit ulcerate, b*
coming very sore. Swuyne’i O.itmniit
slops tho it hing and bleeding, heals ul
cerution. und in mot', cases tein^vos the
tumors. At druggist, or Son, by PUilidclpUi*- naili<,for o0
cents. Dr. Swayue &
— The Hancock grand jury
»™re
aoprivod of tho use of convicts
1;l!fen froni them by said county
Iast year bofolv tbe time had ex
. ^ for which Messrs. Griffin
biped them,
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
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a ■i4 rnjfet.
Our Honor Roll.
The following kind patrons have paid
th. ;r >’.;bs. riptii.ns since our last issue:
i>'. . F. Wilite. SI, to Feb. 25.
Gnr.ii it Hadawav SI to “ So. ’99.
\V u. Hifideit. SI to Fcl). 2L ’99.
M. F. Grid th SI t» Feb. 95. T9.
A. H. Gunn. 25c to May 20. *98.
E. D. IL.daway SI to Feb. 25, '99.
A H'onderfel DiaeoTcry.
Tiip last nuarter of a eentuty rfcorda
mans te'isiwassisaustss wonderful discoveries iu medicine.
remedy. Frowns’ Iron Bitter*. good It aems to
contain the very elements of K --alth,
ami neither man. woman or child e..a take
it without deriving the greatest U-nrfii.
BrowM ’ lron BiUere “ 501,1 by
Masonic Items.
Ur. James W. Taylor, of Lutherville.
Meriweather county, was in Sharon last
^
Last Friday was a gala day with the
Masons in Sharon. There new Masonic
etnple was dedicated in due and ample
form, by Dr. James \V. Taylor, Grand
Master of the Grand Lodge of Georgia,
assisted by Hon. Wm. E. Keener, Deputy
Qrand Master, of Augusta. The follow¬
ing lodges were represented: Social
Lodge, So i. Augusta; Lafayette Lodge,
^ ^ Washington; Jno. H. Felts
Lodge, So. 29 . Reynoldsville: Hiram
g 0 ^g C| >; 0 . 5 l. Dunburg; Hamilton
y; 0 5 , 3 . Sandersviile; Dawson
Lodge, No 57 . Crawfordville; W. P.
Arnold Lodge, So. 82 , Wriglnsboro;
Andrew M. Wolihin Lodge, No. 132 .
‘sharoti; Webb Lodge, No. 166 . Augusta:
Andrew J. Miller Lodge, No. 2 O 4 . Thom
son; Lutherville Lodge, No. 236 . Luther
ville; W. P. Haynes Lodge, No. 253 .
Jewells. Mabel .Lodge, No. 25 a. Macon.;
HU1 City Lodge, No. 1 S 3 . Lynchburg, Va;
State Lute Lodge No 375- Black vtlie, Nj
Jhere were I 24 Masons in the proces
sioy and quite a number of the Sharon
"ere so engaged (hay they could
»«t # nter.
The following were here Friday: Hon.
Albert A. liarnett. Clerk of Court Wilkes
^bounty; Mr. \V. A. Wolihin, of Macon, »
Grand secretary of the Grand Lodge of
Geor « ia ’’ Dr ’ R ; Rei f; " 0 rsh l P ful
Master Dawson Lodge, and Ins . wife; f Lon. T
J ^ Neal, Banker, of Thomson
1 osjmas.ei . . of , A. J. . A a
Itev. *7\ R. B. O. England, * Helena, at
tcM “ e * ‘ ■ b Friday
Rev. N. W. P. Bacon, pastor of
Baptjst church, Hernando, Miss., attend
ed .Masonic meeting Friday.
Horn Wm. E. Keener, Clerk of Court
Richmond Co., attended Masonic -.nesting
Friday.
Mr. L. F. Goodrich, of Augusta, was
sharon l-riday, and assisted in ihe
deilicjt ion ceremonies.
jjy. w. c. Davidson, of the firm cf
Davidson & Malliewson was ill .Sharon
Frjday and „ ssisle ,i „,e ,M,cation
Dr. A. A. Davidson, of August., was
j in the proc ess,on today.
Colneko of this
macic nas one i o years oiu. lHcIl
.was her mother’s. Mrs. Ham
mack, 70 years old, has worked
17 counterpanes 1 and is on the
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-Bring _ . along , . a lew . dunes ,. for ,
the printer.-text week. .
Estrftf Mule.
One Wg black mare mule estrayed from
u , prgm | 3CS on the R. B. Rhodes’ place
'I’KlIaferro ounty, Fob, 6. Has a long,
nai row scar on lower part of left hind
white spot on back size of hand,
vubbed off by saddle; hold, a high head
and is shotl ln front
LIBERAL REWARD for return of
j above described mule or information as to
where she is. WILLIAM COPELAND,
Crawfordyille, Ga.
1100 To Any Oaa.
WILL PAY $IOO FOR ANY CASE
Of Weakness In Men They Treat and
Tall to Cure.
An Omaha Company places for tho first
time before lue public a Mmucxl Tkeat
ment tor the cure of Lost Vitality, Nervous
and Soxual Weakness, and Restoration of
Life Force in old and young maa. Sc
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Surprising Results
Prostration and Heart i rouble
Cured by Dr. Miles* Nervine.
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VI/ comes exhausted, the entire
body is unstrung. Like a ship
without a rudder, it drifts about at the
mercy of disease, which, if unchecked,
will soon result in ar total wreck. The
nerves are the controlling power direct
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according to their condition. Keep
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he well with you. Dr. Miles
Nervine is a remedy solely prepared
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centers of the brain, renews the nutri
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a
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rible sufferer from nervous prostration
which ...... later brought , , heart . . trouble. . ..
on
I had frequent dull heavy sensations
with a feeling of weariness and unrest
that made life miserable. My heart
became affected as a result, and any
unusual exertion or excitement would
cause sever? palpitation. I began
taking Dr.- Miles’ Her vine and the re¬
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gained rapidly, and now feel as well as
ever. It is truly a marvelous remedy
and surpasses anything I have ever
seen fot promptly and permanently re
storing to health, a weak, exhausted,
worn-out condition of the nerves.”
Dr. Miles’ Nervine Restores Health.
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R OY E. BERTHOLF, leading
druggist of Cherokee, Kans.,
writes as follows: “Close
confinement to business together with
over-work, brought on a severe case of
nervous exhaustion. I could not sleep
nor rest. Had frequent attacks of
sick headache and was wholly unfitted
for anything. When in that condi¬
tion, I began taking Dr. Miles’ Nerv¬
ine and soon noticed a change for the
better, and continuing the remedy it
restored me to my former good health.
When over-worked or feeling out of
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fails to bring about the desired relief.
I sell more of Dr. Miles’ .Remedies
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pleasure to handle them, because I
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trade with the fullest confidence of
their efficacy in restoring health.”
The success with which Dr. Miles’
Restorative Remedies are crowned in
restoring to health thousands of men,
women and children annually, lies
solely in the merit of the remedies
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gratitude for their cure, has prompted
them to tell their experience for the
benefit of some other similar sufferer,
who might thus be restored to health.
Dr. Miles’ Remedies are sold by all
druggists under a positive guarantee
that the first bottle will benefit or
money refunded. Book on diseases of
the heart and nerves sent free by the
Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
