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Salesmen Banted.
Good wage* to sell our Nursery Stuck.
Apply for term.. W« will have for Spring
amt F’ail, lsPl) and 100), an Immense
•t< < k of Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum,
Apricot, Cherry. Grape, etc. ornamental
Also small frult>, shade and
trees, rose., etc. We make a specialty of
Wholesaling to bit re planters direct at low
prices. Write us for wholesale price list.
Address, CEDAR llll.L NURSERY Co.,
Winchester, Tenu.
MONEY TO LOAN.
I tun now prepared to negotiate loan* in
anv amount* from S'ioO.OO up on real estate
AT 7 PER CENT: j»-r annum.
Wm. N. MALTBIE,
Attorney at Law,
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Pure Home Matters of Interest
to Our Readers.
TOWN NEWS ITEMIZED.
What Our People Are Doing, Saying
and Thinking About Told
in Brief Notes.
—Mr 1 -. M. E. Brooke is visit¬
ing friends hens
—Mi's Minnie Reid visited
Barnett Wednesday.
—Miss Fannie Rhodes is on
few weeks’ visit to Atlanta.
— Mrs. Mildred Rhodes is visit¬
ing relatives in Warren county.
—G. Sam Rhodes and Tass
Perkins visitok.Jewels this week.
—Ira Chapman returned to his
home at Sidney, Ga., first of
this week.
—Glenn Legwen and Miss
Ora Halden spent Sunday at
White Plains.
—Mrs. Hattie Maltbie has re¬
turned from an extended visit to
Wilkes county.
—Gray Wright returned to
Augusta Wednesday after a visit
to Crawfordville.
—Miss Mattie Moore, of White
Plains, was on a visit to relatives
her$ a few days ago.
—Several, so well pleased with
Tuesdays cue and entertainment,
want it repeated oftener.
—Mrs. Wolf Cohen of Madison
spent a few days the past week
with her parents at this place.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Holden
entertained Cupt. J. C. Wages
and family while here this week.
—Mr. Jim Newsome of Union
Point {attended the barbecue,
hall game and concert here Tues¬
day.
—Miss Defile Pearre returned
to her home in Columbia county
Saturday after visiting friends
here.
—Miss Marion Hubert went
down to Harlem a few days ago
to visit friends and relatives
there.
Mrs, Hattie Heath, of near
visited Mrs. D. R
and old friends here
thisDweek,
—It will soon be court week
here and if you owe this paper
anything please remember us.
We need it.
—James L. Rhodes returned
to his home at Jewels Friday
after a visit to his fathers at
Sandy Cross.
—Messrs. Hershel and Joe
Rhodes are at home from school
in Augusta. Joe has been right
sick this week.
—Mrs J. E. Reid and son
returned to their home iu Mont
/.earna Wednesday. Mr. .Reid
returned Friday last.
-Mr. J. W. Tucker says that
Buy Andrews actually caught a
ball in the field on the ball
Tuesday evening.
—Mr. Whitefield, the new Pres,
byterian minister and lady, ar
rived yesterday and will board
with Mrs. S. H. Rhodes.
—A kissing bug or some other
kind bit Mr. W. R. Gunu on the
hand Tuesday night and his
handswelled considerably.
-The Postal Telegraph Co.
h&vfi httd their posts and wires
replaced , which , . . torn . dowu ,
were
during the tire here receutly.
—Mrs. Rebecca Taylor and
children returned to their
home in Atlanta Wednesday
| after a pleasant visit to relatives
i iu this section.
—The ladies say now that if
j the town does not build a city
hall soou they will take ho’d and
I get up funds with which to build
it. Hurrah for them!
j —Prof. Jordan Sanford return¬
ed to his home here this week
with a full supply of Burke coun
! ty malaria and after a few days
spell is about straight again.
—Ben Wright, the ex-U. S. A.
colored soldier now confined in
•\ ai L, herC uuiuses him ** U daily ,n
drilling the other prisoners
cording to regulation tac,ies.
“THE ANNEX.”
I have just completed my new room which now gives
additional 4500 square feet floor space to my already large
store. «
$7,500.00 STOCK.
I am now filling this Annex with an entirely new stock
of up-to-date fueniture, as large variety as can be found in any
city South.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TRADE.
W. T. JOHNSON,
Washington, Georgia.
Aiignst Meeting.
The annual meeting at the
Baptist church here will begin
next Friday, Aug. 11th. Rev.
J. M. Brittan, of Covington,
will be here and will aid in carry
ing on the meeting. It is hoped
these services will do much good,
SleetliiK at i'rusbyteriau Church.
The annual meeting at the
Presbyterian church is in session,
commencing Thursday night, tue
4t.h of August. Rev.E. G. Smith,
of Greenesboro, is conducting
the services and he will preach
some excellent sermons, which
will do much good, it is hoped.
Only Two Lots Sold.
There were two pieces of the
Bristow lands sold Tuesday. both M^.
John F. Holden bought
pieces. One lot containing lft3
acres brought $8 55.00 and the
other containing 398 acres
brought 11,000.00. This land
sold cheap and is a splendid
investment.
Warehouses on North Side.
The Georgia Railroad has
bought a small strip of laud
near the new Ginnery and wilt
have the cotton seed warehouses
built thereon, leaving the old
seed warehouse lot vacant. It
will be an improvement on the
old plan of crowding the ware
houses ap close to the depot.
Some Fine l’eachcs.
Mf. John T. Lyle, one of Talia
ferro’s successful farmers, made
us a present of a nice lot of
peaches this week. of He has bee|j fin*
marketing some as
peaches this season as usual
while other orchards in his
neighborhood produced none
this season. His generosity is
ma*t _ highly , . , . appreciated . ... by us.
A Jumbo Had dish.
Mr. Robt. McGibony brought
in a mddish yesterday which he
raised from seed sent out by the
Agricultural department. The
tuber measures twenty inc ies
long and over fifteen inches
around the largest part, and is
of the Yvliite variety. Mr. Mac.
sa y S they are fine, tender
„ ro w nice salad. It is a wonder
0 f the raddish family.
An Egg Gourd.
Uncle Henning Murden
brought us a present Tuesday
f ro m his grand daughter, pretty
little 4 -year-old Mary Ellington
It was a gourd, so to speak, bu
was laid by a Taliaferro county
hen. The hen departed from
tlie old style oval shape and
tnade the egg with a perfect
handle on one end. A has a liari
shell and is the greatest curios
tv in the egg line we ever saw.
The Lutlies Greatfwl.
The ladies of the Memorial As¬
sociation desire to return their
sincere thanks to all the mer¬
chants for closing their stores
the day of the barbecue, and to
the Alliance store. Messrs. Gunn
& Hadawry. G. C. Alford, Holden
& Co. and C. Bergstrom for the
loan of dishes. Also heartilly
thank all who contributed to the
diuner iu any way and to the
gentlemen who so ably assisted
in waiting on the table and to
those who sold and received
j tickets also to Mr. Edwards and
: his assistant Mr. Stewart, for
the splendidly cooked meats and
| stew which they prepared for us.
The ladies of the memorial As
sociation desire to most heartily
thank Capt. Wages and family
for their delightful concert, and
the geuerous division of profits.
Building: Two House!*.
Gol. Horace M. Holden has
j bought from Mr. W. R. Reid his
j place near town where the home
was burned last Christmas a year
ago, and is having a six room
house built on the old s te. The
building and lot has been rented
to Mr. Wm. N. Gunn who will
move there this fall. It is a
nice place for a home, and we
.Welcome Mr. and Mrs. Gunn to
our town again. Their house
hold goods were burned in the
house formerly destroyed on this
lot. Mr. Holden is having
another four room house built on
the knoll just this side of the one
above mentioned.
—Mr. J. W. Asbury is recover¬
ing from his sprained foot.
We have for sale and rent
lands situated in different por¬
tions of the county. Any person
wishing to buy or rent lands
should call to see us.
Horace and Carl Holden.
—With his usual “eye-to-bus
ifiess” plan, Col. Horace Holden
1 having the knuck yard inclos
f 4 with a high fence back of the
postoffice. It is said by some
that he intends covering it over
fln( j charge an admission fee.
Ready for Ginning.
Having just had my ginnery
put in thorough repair. I will
be ready to do your ginning
when the season opens, and take
this method of soliciting part of
your patronage. of and
i Free delivery cotton
?ed at depot. I will add a belt
•aveyor to my ginnery which
„ayes trouble of unloading wag
^ns by hand. Will pack standard
square bale. Satisfaction guar
anteed and prices to suit the
4> mes * Thanking y ou foi past
favors I ask a continuance of
same l am very Respt
C. H. Golucke.
Vlttlaters Must Suffer.
The town council had two color
e{ j f eina i es a t work on the streets
this week, charged with dis
conduct and cursing in
s j^ e incorporate limits.
This unusual sight here brought
forth the following note from
John S. Stewart. John forgets
that those who violate the law
and refuse to pay their tines
must be imprisoned or worked
0Q the pubHc wor!cSf reg ardless
of color or po i it i cs . That is the
onl authoiities have to
, n] , order
Mr. Editor-. Please allow me
a wor( j through your paper. To
my surprise I was iu Crawford
ville Tuesday and saw a woman
working on the streets which I
have never seeu before. This is
given me down the
from my last fall work for they
says it all democrat.
Yours, J. S. Stewart.
n».
ContslB Mercary*
as mercury will surely destroy
lie of «n»all and complete
.kiuw the whole svstem
when entering it through
iracoua surfaoes Such article _ 6
:touid never be used except on
rescript!ons from reputable
hvsicians. as the damage they
*-iU do is ten fold to the good
vou can possibly derive from
hem. Hall's Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by F. J. Uheney 4
Co.. Toledo. O.j contains nomer
cury, and w taken internally,
mtinz dlreeCJv «pon the blood
ani anaous surfaces of the sys
tern In buying Hall's Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the gen
olua. ftte taken internally and
ia Toledo. Ohio, by F. J
CbsMT A Co Testimonials
6 dd by Druggists, price 75c.
par bottle.
Hall s family Pills are
Brightest Items from Near by
Counties.
TOLD IN SMALL NOTES.
To ths Credit of the Excellent County
Journals from Which We Wet
the Creamy News.
Open cotton was reported in
Warren last week.
Little Sara, daughter of Mr.
and Mr'. J. E. Arrner, di-d at
Greenesboro, last week,
Mr. W. J. Parker and Miss.
M. E. Martin were married at
Greenesboro last week.
The Warren Veterans will
have jja reunion at the fair
grounds at Warrenton Aug. 24.
Rabbits have literally destroy¬
ed the pea crop in Some corn
fields about town—Oglethorpe
Echo.
Several new citizens have
moved to Greene county recently.
That shows what a drawing card
inanufacturies are.
The county commissioners of
Wilkes have bought the historic
Heard home and will likely erect
a new court house on the new
site.
Wnite Plains b sebrtll team
has been beating the teams of
Siloam and Bethany. Some of
Crawfordville boys played at
Bethany.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Jackson, of
Crawfordville, spent last week
with relatives here.***Miss Ora
Jackson spent part of the week
in Crawfordville.—Union Point
Cor. Herald- Journal.
The body of a negro man was
dragged out of Little river down
towards Crawfordville. Suppos¬
ed to have been the fellow who
had insulted a lady in that place
—Woodstock Echoes.
Mr. John O’Keeffe and wife,
Mrs. Croake, Mrs. Burke and
Father David of Sharon went
over on Sunday on account of
the death of Bishop Becker —at
Washington Saturday night
The Misses Moore have been
entertaining, at their elegant
home in West Eud, Misses Jor¬
dan and Mr. and Miss Brown, of
Wrenns, and Mr. Taylor and
Miss Mitchell of Crawfordville.
—White Plains Cor. Herald
Journal.
Don,t fail to see Johnson’s
“Annex’’ in Washington.
Prof. Jordan Sanford, one of
Georgia’s most prominent young
educators and principal of
Stephens High School, Craw¬
fordville, has returned to his
home. His visit was a very
pleasant one to his friends here.
—Waynesboro True citizen.
? on ^ /niss a treat. Goto
Johnsons Annex
Will someone please tell us
"’ho "Tobe Greene, ‘‘Jno.
Jones’* and “Jno. Smith” are.
All of the above seem to be well
known to the express people,
but it seems that no one living
j n Greene county knowsof them,
~ have a package of “glass”
them almogt every day ,
Crawfordvilte.-Greenes- . ... ___
boro Herald-Journal,
Persons troubled with di
rheoa will be interested in the
sssSSw D r o™ci;
dence, R. I. He says: “For
several years I have been almost
a constant sufferer from diar
rheoa. the frequent attacks
pletely prostrating me and rer
dermg me unnt xor m\ duties at
this hotel. About two years ago
a traveling salesman kindly gave
me a small bottle af Chamberlin’s
Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. Much to mv surprise
and delight its effects were im
mediate. Y\ henever I fel,
symptoms of the disease I would
i fortify myself against the attack
with a few doses of this valuable
remedy. The result has been
satisfactory and almost complete
relief from the affliction.” For
sale by Dr. R. J. Reid.
It is said that Mr. Coleman of
Hancock is feeding his peaches
to the hogs for want of a market,
Peaches are 10 and 25c per dozen
Atlanta.
“Could Not Us
on Left Side,"
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**For three years I suffered from
heart disease. Could not lie
on my left side, had dizzy
spells, and at times my heart
would skip a beat. Physi¬
cians and proprietary medi¬
cines failed to do me any
good, hut Heart three bottles of
Dr. Miles’ Cure made
me a healthy man.
J. J. Variderree, Cornell, III. ff
DR. MILES’
Heart
Cure
Is sold by all druggists on guarantee
first bottle benefits or money back.
Book on heart and nerves sent free.
Dr. Miles Medical Company, Elkhart, Ind.
Beautiful Hair.
Cau always be obtained by using that
highly perfumed and strictly scientific
compound—Dr. Murray’s Hair Promoter,
[t stops the hair from falling out. cures
dandruff and restores gray or faded hair
to its original youthful color, beauty and
softness. As a hair dressing it has no
qual. See advertisement elsewhere in
this paper.
September Sheriff’s Sales.
/~1 KORGIA, TALIAFERRO COUNTY:
^ Will be sold, on the first Tuesday in
August, next, at public outcry at lh« O'
house in “aid County, within the legal il
of sale, to the highest bidder for cash)
following' re;d estate:
All that tract or parcel of land contain.
Twenty (20) Acres, situated in the 173,
DistrietG. M., said county and state,boun
ed as follows: On the YVest by lands t
O. D. Moore; on the south by Ia ds A
William or Bush Ivey; on the north b)
lauds of Howell Corry and on the east by
lands of Howell Corry Said land is
woiked by George Grier. Levied on as
the property of F. H- Colley by ' virtue of
a tax execution issued by G. T. Edwards,
T. C., for State and county taxes f ir the
year 1808. Tenant in possession notified
in terms of the law. Ray. Levy Bailiff. made and
returned to me by J. S
This, 2nd day of August, 1889.
FRANK B. TAYLOR
Sheriff Taliaferro Countv.
Citation.
p EORGIA, TALIAFERRO COUNTY:
J. It. and A. D. Kendrick, adminis¬
trators on the estate of C. S. Kendrick,
late of said county, deceased, having fired
their petition for discharge, this is to cite
all persons concerned to show cause
against the granting of this discharge, at
t he regular term of the court of ordinary for
said county to beheld on the first Monday
in October, 1899.
GEO. II. MITCHELL, Ordinary.
Use Dr. Miles* Nerve Plasters for SPINAL
WEAKNESS. All druRRistssell 'em for 25c.
Dr. Miles’ Restorative Nervine promptly
relaxes La Grippe’s grasp and re-^ore* health.
1600 lbs. Coffee.
This large amount of Good
Coffee is to be sold at
121 lbs. for $l.oo
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AIliEDCS StOK.
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Fine Plantation For Sale.
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| j haveaboiit 160acies of land 1 1-2 miles
f rom crawfordville that 1 desire to sell,
It lies well, has been well terraced
c a a spj e ndi!l C welioYwater.VrchTrdlnd
Q ^ ier imp T ovments. For further
tion apply to A. J. CHAPMAN.
Cranford ville, G a
l/Uivir'L-E; ryC I C. 1 ( otton.Sa.w,Grl«,
OU nod Fsrtlliief
MILL OUTFITS*
ci n , pr,,,.c*** mui shingle outnt*.
Building, Bridge.. I, /^ Udo Q c*Fi tlilgo*
r * e “’ r i HSSwi
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• aniro^i.Miii. M,*-&ini,«u-»nd Factory'oppu,*. FnUa
BsIMn *- ^‘"fkls 3 'oS. Btc* **'
c«ut ete-y day; work iso
LOMBARD IRON WORKSS SUPPLY CO.,
auousta, qa.
Imus:
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ALL Wood.
Beat Cov*h srrop. T»«te*
In lime. Sold by draggiw*.
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