The Barnesville gazette. (Barnesville, Ga.) 187?-189?, January 22, 1885, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextOKIE DOG TO THOUSANDS OF SHEEP Walking a Drove from KUnoarl to Philadelphia. [New York Sun.] An immense drove sheep went stum bling, tumbling and trotting out of Newark the other day on their way to Philadelphia. They seemed to walk all over one another, bumped together, and crowded until it •seemed as though some must have been trodden under the feet of the others. A rough-looking country mail trudged ahead In the middle of the read and the sheep folowed closely. He leemod as dusty, ill-humored and out of sorts as the su.eep themselves. In the rear a tall and gaunt farmer trampe 1 along with a long hickory stick in his hand. At every few steps he uttered a peculiar cry, and whenever the sheep lagged behind h' touched them up with hi*', hickory stick. At •liis heel*. and bringing up tin tail-end of the j procession, was n long-bodied, lean and warred shepherd’s dog. He ran with his Hose close to the ground, and apparently | paid little attention to the drove. But when ! two of the sheep got astray, and trotted into j a garden tho dog jumped over the fence and chased then back in line in no time. As he 'forced them into the herd the sheep swerved ! away from him. The dog trotted around the drove, making it still more compact m form, and returned to bis master, who by this time was walking oa the sidewalk be side the writer. “How many sheep arc there there f* **G ness. ” “WelL about 800.” ‘‘You're way off,” said ti e man, widh ■. good-natured grin. “There's ’0,^28.” “Where do you take them tab’ "We drive them from hereto ’hiladelphiji, selling them on the way to biVchars ur wb> ever'VTS.nts to buy them, and getting rid of what Tsmains in the City of Brotherly Lov “They are owned in Philadelphia, •ire they?' “So, they ain’t,” said the wan, politely. "They are owned by A- B. Matthews, of Kansas City, Mo., and they travdt about fifteen miles a day, and they’re ax infernal nu.sauce. ” After this he walked along in silence some time, and thou made a general remark that indicated that his life was not >ue of un alloyed happiness. “If it wasn't for fcimt drrrg,” he said, kick ing the t rute affectionately as he passed him, mate and me could never get this cat tle, through on ticae, hut that animal is worth lai men. Good sheep dorgs, you know, are scarce nowin this nan- ! of the country. I wouldn’t take anything: on earth for Inina. dOe's as faultless as oiui be, and he know; as any man, I don’t <earo who b* is. 3t I should tell you sesene af ithe thiugsfcho ‘dorg has done you'd inzil mo aSiar, andas 1 don’t wish no Mich reputation I'll keep quirit.” caused by this thought ovor •jeame him, and h i tradged along in abwp.iito silence for some time. At last he raked his >3 ad and continued.: “When we get tk the fad of a day's mar ah, if we find that three or four of the sheep u*e mi€ng, I can send that dorg back after them if they are te.i miles away, and it don’t mtke no dr Ter ence where the sheep ore or who's got them that dorg will get them to me, or I’ikeot the ocshole drove, hoofs, -bones, ant- wouT” inccrlalnti of 1. ft.-nature. I Dost on Globed Why is it that ycatng writers harp** P* ?r * Kristently on minor chords? Where there is ue poem on home and sunshine and happy ,iife, there an? a dozen which mean over blasted hopes <at 22. twilight by the moaning sea, withered leaves, and other subjects of a tnore or less melancholy nature. Vary few wholesome, cheery, religious verses are offered, nearly all expressing the writer’s praiseworthy resignation under calamities, .which never happened, an;l his extreme anxiety to turn his back xipon tbo*eartii. •which he designate*. ate a “veflt” or ari’desert.” The same is apt ki.be true of prose Offerings. All editors will snite in saying that the .rarest and most difficult shout sketch.t* pro ,-cure is a racy, weUvr.ritten or •Christurns story; while the fthemes of hope less love and early death are dwelt upon with avidity. By far the most numerous elass of About stories offered to magufciues and .week iies/is that of juvenile sketcls*. It iai popu lar, fallacy that while it takes a genius to write a society novel, .anybody nan tell to children. While thk delusion, for Audi it certainly is, has been jproductheof a great deal of good juvenile work, by draw ing, the efforts of writers to that field, it.also overloads the mail-bags with:a vast amount inanity intended to nourish Ahe youthful Imagination and appease its pangs for in tellectual entertainment- Try .to read one of those stories aloud to half a do*n znischk v ous boys and girls and see whether it holds them. There’s the real test. At the bottom of all, Ihe nead Sact ie rthat the ]jfemry market is CTtsrcrov. ded, the sur phiaagf' largely composed of those iviio, as Holmes says, mistake laziness ior inspira tion. .Half a century ago the case was dif ferent. In the first place, literary workman, then peoriy paid, as may be seen by tin* checks Hawthorne and Longfellow received for some of their finest productions, nand jpeoondly, ilio natural consequence eras that there was but little really good writing. Again, inaacv of the liekis which rtqere then open to writers have been nince tteainplod over until Iheir flowers are all plucked, and their turf plowed up for com and beans. Altogether literature >k. as has been well said, a moat uncertain staff. Wliile, however, there u much in the present condition of things to discourage those who axe prejaring ' themselves tijr this work, it is to be Remem bered that there is a constant demand, even ■ in the editori&l offices of our largest ataga zir.es and papers, lor bright, wholesome, 1 earnest articles, stories ami poems* on sib jects that tend to cheer and amuse as 1 weU as elevate. Of such the market Jfi W rer full. ___ CaiKiotif* French Capitals*!*. [Paris Cor- London Times.] A phenomenon ie now observable in Franc* j which is occupying the attention of financial circles. New speculations and new invest Clients have become impossible. In vain are the walls placarded with. prospectuses of tl most premising undertakings; people refuse £o intrust their savings to them. The lead- ; ing banks i.nd the public deaf to their ap peak, however bonorabjp and advantageous j their offers; and not long ago a railway com- 1 pauyof excellent credit made a fruitless at tempt to issue debentures the soundness of which was indisputable. The crash caused by the collapse or* the Union General© has implanted in the French mind n distrust of all new undertakings and bourse securities. During the two previous years there had been a universal mania lor speculation. ; When the crash came it appeared that ! scarcely any of the undertakings had suc ceeded ; and even the best-planned ones, if they escaped death, have since merely vege tated. Portentous Cogitation. [Fall River Advance.] When a woman becomes so absent-minded as to forget to hold her hand to that the light will fall upon her diamond ring it ii lafest for her husband to give her a widt berth. BLc is doing *p£U2 dangerous think* tog. The Report of Dr. Loring, Com-! missioner of Agriculture, for the j year, has been published in pam phlet form. It states that the labors of the department have been greatly | increased by the extension of the work of collecting statistics and the establishment of the bureau of an imal industry. An extended micro scopic. investigation of American pork has been made, to learn what foundation there was for trichinous infection which has been brought against it in Europe. A great mass lof information has been collected | in relation to the development and I needs of the various branches of j i the live-stock industry, with a view of enabling the owners of animals | ..fall kinds to escape preventable j losses, and to direct their efforts in | the most promising 'direction. The | practical direction ofthequnrantine system,which was transferred to the | Department of Agriculture by the Seeatary of the Treasury in accor dance with a rccenturt of Congress, lias Win made one of the duties of| this Bureau. The Commissioner | says that one hundred thousand plants of new varieties have been • distributed, aiul im ntions the Jajv un:-se persimmon as among the most notable. This fruit is now ex tensively propagated, and planed with a view to {profitable culture. J The Bureau of-Chemistry has Iweon j "vigaged in a study of American co meal s, the roller milling process, in making experiments in baking dif ferent kinds ofdlour, in examsning ! dairy products, in examining sugars j and sirup, and?n various anisecla jneous works. The department ento | Biologist has n&ade important dis coveries in regard to the irasfvt de struction of forest trees in Maine; and the enemies of the hop and, eranlerry crop elsewhere. He has/ also visited Knance to make inves-,j tigation in regard to the more and!; prevention of the vine [pi agues, ji and nhile abroad attended the In ternational Forestry Exhibition at Edinßrtirg. Through the .ggents hi the field oftthis division (circulars of iiwjuiry h ive been seutamt, mmo especially to those parts -o fit he coun try Ajficieht in a natural growth of trees the planting of whicl has been attemsded with success, as well ••as those dihe ipianting ofwhVeklhas’bejn folio-wed by failure andliLo causes of f*-h failure. To a large peri on. tag* of these circulars, .amounting to roomy thousands, replies drive bem received. A Sure Cure for Piles. Use '.first symptom off Files ik an j intense Dobing at night after get ting warm This unpleasant•*nsa | j tionii is immediately relieved iky an | apipiDsciitioii of Dr. Boswnko’s Pile’j l Kc#i&edy. Piles in all its forms, Itek, .Balt Rheum and Ringworm; ea ibe-peirrianently cwra*J by .this’ I great! remedy. Price -50 '(Hints. MflMafnctnred by the Tfcr Bnmsnlco! Mefcine On., Piqua, O. Solflliy J. W. Hightower. 7o rrihlc CaUumity. I dome all J could last spransg to, laid tuny frioiy.'s who were muMc to | iny nil their indebtedness tt* me, I inil'esttiende'S most of thm ddbts-ut I the fijl .of October inst and asp to j thisidey not■vne has paid a dollar. I beg toiask them if they will not at. imetoessJLand pay each and every! one tlhe small .•amounts tlieywHVo j I hone .rery.( cof them when they.; read .thk notion will remember thatj it is a caLamity for any man ion bus-, inefis to faildi’i pay his dohts at! maturity, and unless they aid mm, 1 ’■ am in ttbat unenviable condition, j Comearvl juiy.what you owe. A. J. White. Milner, Ga., Oet 15th. “HOUGH 0i T CO TOILS.” i Askfor u ßugli <M Coughs,” for <fbejghs j C‘iu.-, rturc'l hiuat, iloaiseiivst*. T roc)*c. i’uv ! Liquid, 2~xi. “&CMJGH QS HATS.” Clears out ruts, mice, roaches, Hies, ants, Ifocd-bugs, skuiiks, chipmunks, gopher*, loc. druggists. UIELA RT IN S Palpitation, Dropsical Swellings, Dizziness, Indigestion. Headache, Sleeplessness eared j \ty “Wells’ Health Kenevvor.” ON GORNK.” 1 Ask for Wells’ “Rough on Corns.” 16c. ;• Quick, complete <■’&***• J3a*d or soft corns, \v arts, bunion** •‘ROUGH ON PAIN' POROUHED PLASTER I Strengthening imyrov- J, ti e best for l>ark i Mchq. pains in chest or side, rheumatism, neu ; r.ilgiv- THIN PEfXKU EL “Wells’ Health Rencwer” restores health ? and viyor, cures Dyspepsia, IXetdache, Ncrv i ousnest, Debility, H whoopix couc bi , .i:id the viany Thn.a: Assertion* .of children, I>roin])tl,T- pleasantly ijjid wal'cly relieved by “Kougil uci CougbK.’' TroebeN Inc. Bui.saiu,2.je. “ROUGH OX TOOTHACT3.K,” j Instant relief for Neuralgia, SKootbache, | a eaelie. Ask for “Rough on TotJdHache.’’— | ;u'id 2.) euwts. PRETTY WOMFK. Ladles who would retain neatness nnd vl ; vanity. Don’t /ail to try “ Wells’ Health Be : newer. CATARRHAL THROAT AUFBCTIoNF, j Hacklmr. IrritatlM/rCovtrhH, Colds. More Throat cured by “Rough n Couglis.” Troche. Jh c. i Liquid 2? cent t. “ROUGH OX ITCH.” O’l I -V’ ei-et humors, ernntlont ■,- ’, ; silt rheum, frosted feet alibi in. THE HOPE OF THE XATIOX. ! children, glow in development, puny.sxraw ! ny, and dedicate. ii.e“Well’ Health Re newer I WIDE AWAKE ! three or fonr hour* every night coughing. Get | I immediate relief and sound test bv using | | Weils’ “Rough on Coughs.” Troches, lac.; , I Balsam, i>c. ■“ROUGH ON PAIN’ POROUSED PLASTER j Strengthening, improved, the best for back- | ache, pains to etMXt or Me, rbeuraaUsjn, non. Research, Experiment, Study! Fv\r fifty vt'nrs, by T>r. A. L. Bnrry, an old I practltlViver, t'speolnHy in Female Troubles, wnsatlnst rewimlrdin the dlivery of that : certain sale apeelflc Tor woman troubles, 1 ux oinni. liuxomul is ;i preparation tha: daily t rows in popular favor. Tes timonials froen ribsisonslble person nil c.vor the country/‘.irnlsh ample evi dence of the wcsmlerfnl powor of Luxomnl as a remedial ajfOTi? for the relief anti permanent cure of all tbof-c dlstresslag conditions inel deivt to f* mabkv. Taixomul is specially adapted tolroubles ofnancy. It irreatly amelior the panfjs-of child liferth, shortens labor, on?vents ftr pains, ainfl facilitates recovery dewing: to tIK lviuctnciAny; and tonhijr'influ cnet* laixorft'nl relievos all Menstrual Irr. y tarlties, :ui£ os ji superior uterine sedative and i. ouie. j Wyour dmrist Ims not the pre- 1 paration. aJk.lress \ Tu •fU.ItHY MINUFAt Tl'KlNGt’O., l>Tawer‘.'X. Atlanta. Gn, ,’i | Nott k -—Amxomnl is no aleholie mixture, but i Ia emnlTnr.tion of herbs and plants In package form fvcua which aimple tea is made. Write for interesting book, I mailed free. . Hardware & Stoves C. H. Johnson & Son, Hardware Dealers It Bill Street, - Griffim, Ga. Deivite thcNjattention of t heir friends ami all bicyers to thvir stock ol HARDWARE, rmbraein&'t’nrpenters, Smith arid TUantatlon ii>ols,TaM * and Pocket Nails, ’limn, St*xb, rarrlitKc uml VTajton Mest'crials, a ’ line asscwrtjnent of Cook and Heating Stoves AVeraib attention tmwartook ofVPlows —Ol- iver Chill and I.eader— alsotSulky Flows and Cullivaff >rs. Best gittek' ol Belling and Press Rope Agents for Van Winkh's Gins, Feeders and Cora4eers. Prices are Very Low f(M:l, it will be <ci>mr plmsure to pleasie you. C. H. JOB.VSON <t SON, sej£i)-3ii> Griffin, Ga. GYNEIS (GREAT BLOOD REMEDY 0E Sypbillis Cure liSfallible foT the icm re of all Blood Disorders. Amumexeiicd Ton ic ami Appetiaer. TKSTni*S IA I *5. j r regard itUiteniiost porfiect altemtllve before! i fe public, an-d tifi' therca* a speei.b: for syphilis: It is Goync’iMGreat Blooii Remedy. jrjWMHJB i‘ALMiat,M.D., Feanln,Moiißton fount.v, (a. | Phutk v,' (* a., May 27, lS^vt. I have kno^rnt-hOiiiKMSleine forovertwenty fff,ve years,awfllhuiive mteni it tested in ji great., many eases,antf wmiortf them seemed dinol If peless, eHeelefl a " niancnl • oti re. IVMnC-ILLEN. , I know of al-uwMt mliwdulous cures wrought fc y this medkdimti. A. SKULKS, Jlouston wMinty, Ga. 1 Prepared fcy MIL ER .& GILBERT, DRrdscasTS, ff’ERRY, - GBDRGIA. For ealeby J. \K. BllWMnrer. jul 8-6 m BILIOUSNESS. With its Httendlngtertiihi'tfsynjpUMßT- cured l>y Dr. Salter’s Liver Pills. Purely Vegetable, Pajflfiectly Hanrdess. SORE AND INFLAMED EYES CURED. Without Pain, Sma!*tling“' Burning/ln from 24 to 48 hour*, by DrSalter’sEyeLotion These remedies formal e jffi av hoi panic .nd re- j t*ll at THK KEFOlttfl DHSPKNSA KV, ! for. Broad and Walton Sim ts, Atlanux, Ga. m Science of Life. Onlj $i BY M AIL POST-PA ID. Exhausted Vitality, Nnrvous and Physical J Debility. Premature Decline in Man, Errors ; of Youth. and the untold imlKories resulting! indiscretion or excesses. A f/ook for ev j ery man, young, middle-aged and old. ft con- j ; fairy- 12") prcs<-ript ions for all avut<ant! ciiron* • >c diseases, eaeh one of \vhii*lj i* invaluable. So found by the Author for 2:1 years is such as probably lx'forc fell t U> the lot ofany jhysician. :-*JO rigc*s, Ixjund in bca'ntlful French rnuslin, errdwMWd covers, , full gWt, guaranteed tobentlnerworkliu vory wnHe—media-nieal, literary and professional —than any other work sold in this country! * for #2..7), or the money will bo refunded in ov erv n.o".anoo. Price only f 1.0.) .ly moll post-! pajei Illustrative .‘■ample 0 cents. Send now. 1 fold medal awarded the author by the No tional M-edical Association, to the ofllccrs <J i which he refers. The Scw-nce of Life should he read by the j young for instruction, anti by the afflicted for | relief. Jt will benefit all.—London Lancet. There 1* no member of society to whom The Scifiuv of Life will not be useful, whether youth*-parent, guardian, instructor or clergy- j man.— Argonaut. Address the Peabody Medical Institute, of \ I I)r. W. 11. Parker, No.l Bulflneh Street. Bos ton, Mnv. who may be consulted on all ; eases, requiring skill and experience. Chronic and oJwtinate diseases that have battled the skill of all other physi. iTYTp J\ Y ans a specialty. Such treatedH JLj suc cessfully w"itb'*Jt an In— l- u V Q F I. P stance of failure. Men- 1 *• r vs c. r iont this paper. n Burnham’s 5%, IMPROVED Standard Turbine! Is the best constructed and I M:y-—finished, gives better percent- \ k rnorc power, and is sold ■ for lens money, per horse pow cr* than any other Turbine in ! the world. New pam phJet kc*nt free by 1 BURNHAM BRO ,A’o k,Pu. j READ THIS, And See What They Think Abroad. Lexington, Kv., Dec. 12’ ’B4. Messrs. A. C. lleggio& Cos., Atlan ta, Ga.; Gents: We will give you $4,00 per gal. for all your Foster Whisky. This ago uml quality of whisky is very scarce. If accepted, you can ship and draw on us for ain’t. Y’rstrulVj F. The above shows how much this celebrated Whisky is appreciated where it is made— in the section where the best w-hiskys arc made in the l\S. Today we took an order from Bos ton, Mass., from one of the lead ing; men in the marble works on tk: Marietta & North Ga. railroad, who bought a quart while here, and said that it was better than any he could get in Boston. Re member, that wo will ship this whisky to any part of the state in any quantity, from a quart to a barrel, and will deliver in any part of the city to families. Wo al so have the purest French Brandy, purest Gin, purest Rum, purest country Corn, purest country Peach. We will ship any of the above liquor to any part of the state from a quart to a barrel. A. C. REGGIE & CO, 14 & 43 East A’aoama Street. a. c. Heggie, w. m. Mickelberry ; )Of Micke!berry & Whit lock.) MERIT WILL TELL O. I. c. (Old Indian Cure) Is taking the lead of all other blood purifiers with ttstonisldug rapidity. Is an honest old reliable medicine, unimpaired by modern tampering or adulterations. Asa blood purifier it is absolutely without an equal. Asa tonic juk! appetizer, eminently adapted to female complaints. It lms the indorsements of the. most respectable ladies in the land. PRACTICING PHYSICIANS INDORSE IT. i’jr F. A- Toomer, Perry, On., says: “I have used it in my practice twenty-live years. It is a perfect Ifkaod purifier, an anfallble specific for the <ll sea son for which it is rec owimonded, n fine tonic and appetizer, and ji Godsend 1.0 suffering wowinu lor their peculiar ailments.'* Dr.loscptt Palmer, Fcvrjfim, Ga., writes us: “It is as grout, a specific fevr blood diseases us j quinine is for fever. liuve used it more than I t.wmty years in my priuiro.” i S. W. W. Smith, Eeheconnee, Ga., writes: j •-‘lt cured me of an old and severe ease of il Hri'vjficilaof eight.years’<uu<Klliig.” W. B. Jobson, Mjicoii, Bn, says; “It cured me of ji long and pjiinful t tack of Hhcuma *J tisjiia.'” 1 In conclusion the pivq^rietorssay they have j yet to meet with the first .'allure of O. I. (’. to do all that Is elaimed IVsriit. jPßlffl $1.5(1 PER BOTTLE. THE O. I. C. CO., PKIUIY, GA. !; Sold ime Barnesv iW* Gul NEW BRICK WAREHOULE, Taylor A Meriwether Sts., GRIFFIN, GA. R. F. Stephenson & Go., Prop’rs CLA Y DRIVER, Scalesman. Oananmodious wagon yard, open for admis skjKiu-diny and nigliL t? and shelter for stock; eomfiNtahle quartcrs'W planters, with plenty I of IneO, wash jians, eoinljs, towels, etc. Come jt< se ( . jjH, and we will 11. Xo pains ] will hFspured for yonir Aomforl and interest. I We liJJ ve Just, received a fresh lot of the old ! and trdhible PACIFIC GUANO. for sale add payalule October ISBS, at same ]*ri<*e us if bought later. sep2f>-tl |For Safe. I Desiring to change my Jiusiness, I hereby of- I ler for sstle my dwelling and lo'.on Greenwood I street. In Barnesvllle consisting of a dwelling ! with nine rooms, good new barn, and about ilwo a ixl one-hall" acres of Hand. I will sell nl j so a half interest In mil!, known as the Baily Mill! ; five miles south of BarnesvlUo. Thisisvnlua j blc property hi which ono.dc-siriiit? oin g(.-t a bargain. For further iwirfiieuiar. 1 call on W. A. STEED, Barnesvllie Go. ! J. Y. ALLEN. I J. T. TIKINGEK. Allen & Tislnger, Attorneys At Law, TIIOM ASTON, - - - - GKORGIA. Will practice in tlu‘(Tunis <>t tin- nlnt a: and ('hattahoocheetUn uits.and United States aid •Supreme Coin ts of Georgia. novl3-ly Cityj Tax Notice, j By order of Council, the Tax Hooks, will be Lflosed on February ist and executions issued i against all who have not, paid. Geo. E. Hugui.ey,Clerk .-.ad Treasurer. #1 T'ANTED —One agent, I>ady or (ientle w w mau, in every county. Steady em ployment. our ager.ls are making | from .$:l to $7 per <iay. Fuil ]).) rt ieulars sent , free. Address at one- Box 1521 Fa kk Mfo Cos, 2.;.) Broadway, New York, S. J. HALE, ATT OXE YAT LA W , i MILNER, - GEORGIA. Prompt attention to nil business entrusted i to him. Collection a specialty. P. E. Dennis, Jr., Architect and Engineer, 140 Recon Street. - - - Macon, Ga. Offers his service* to the readers of this paper. Doe* not hesitate to guarantee full value re ceived on all work he may do. Correspond enee solicited. novaj-tim H. PERDUE, m. D., BARNESVILLE, GA. Office J. W. Hightower’s Drug Store. Resi dence on Thomaston Street. Jan29-ly x xr ANTKl>—Ladles or Gentb.men to take light, plonsjcu and easy employment, at their own homes; work sent by mail (distance no objection': *2 ioff canvassing. Fits s • ad dress Globe MT Cos Boston, Mass., Box 6,844. SECOND-HAND BOOKS.—M,OOO School and Mlseellanewus. Hold at about half price sta tionery and School supplies. Z. T. ST IN K. lU(i (Centre St., Augusta, (la. TO AUV FHTISF.KS.- Lowest Kates for ad vertising lu IHI2 good newspapers sent free. Address GKO. I*. BO WELL & CO., 10 Spruce St., N. Y. DO YOU KNOW That Lorillard’s Climax Plug Tobacco With Ked Tim I’ag, Is the best? Is the purest; is never adulterated with glucose, barytes, molasses, or any delceterlou > Ingredients, as is the ease with many other tobaccos LOUILL.VKD’S BOSK I, KA K KINK CUT TOBACCO LOR I LLAKD'S NAVY CLIFPrXGH take first rank solid durable smoking to bacco wherever introduced. LOHILLAUD S FAMOUS SNC FFS have been used for over 121 yejirs, and are sold to a larger ontent than any others. tTlie Hitchcock Lamp. The best Kerosene light. All met al. No chimney or globe. No smote or odor. Non-explosive. (Meanly Burns open like gas. Adapted for Ml places. Superior for r< aalngand sewing. If not found ut the stores, we win send one,delivered free,for ss.n(). Manufactured by HITCHCOCK LAMP CO., Incorporated 1872. Watertown,N.Y Hon. R. P. Flower, Pres’t. Remember this is the -n.iCHCOCK LAMP.” JOHfJ F. STRATTON, 49 itlnldcu l.niic. New York. Importer, Manufacturer Sc WHoutSitJ! Dealer is MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. MTJStCAL BOXES, BAND INSTRUMENTS. STRATTON’S CELK . LKATED RUSSIAN OUT VIOLIN STRINGS. SEND FOE CATALOOCa. KNABC FXAN-OeFOnTBS. UNEQUALLED IN Tone, Toncli, W orkmansliip & Dnrahiiity. WILLIAM KIVABB A CO. Nos. 204 and 200 West Baltimore Street, Baltimore. No. 112 FlTth Avcnuo, Now York. Occonecchee and Tas-Heel O 1 # THE BEST GOODS Smoking 0 , m „ „ K Tobaccos ,siv f u i ; i x , , EM A 11. P. J()NES & CO.” Manufacturers. Mention this pap. Hlllsbor’. N. C. MAN. Prominently prevalent among Chronic Diseases is Nervous, insidious and fatal fc rm i which is the hidden or imperceptible pass ing Jiway of the vital fluid through the excretions of t he body. Dr. Johannesen has given exclusive atten tion to such eases, and special courses of bis Medicine are beino forwarded to all parts of the e nmtry daily. HIS REMEDIES CURE Any Debility or Derangement of the Nervous System, including Spermatthorea, Gonorrhea Syphilis, Stricture, Impotence, etc., etc. FRKK,—An explanatory circular, descrip tive of Johannesen’s method, to all sulfertrs addressing. HENRY VOGELKR, rlee4yl *oSouth Street. New York City. FASHIONABLE DRESS-MAKING MISS LILY COOPER Calls attention to the fact that she is prepared to serve the ladies in Dress-Making. 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The Departments of Agriculture, Business, Sunday-school Teaching and Religious Work arc conducted by experts, who write clearly and to the point. The Observer docif not fill its columns with long essays and sermons. The NEW YORK OBSERVER is A LIVE NEWSPAPER, Furnishing each week A Religious Sheet. full of Instruction, encouragement, and truth; and A Secular Sheet, containing all the news. Price #3.15 per year. .Special terms to Clergy men. Specimen Copes Free, Address, New York Observer, New York. MONEY LOANED ON FARMS, FOR TERMS APPLY TO R. F. Lawton, Banker. MACON, GA., Or To Win. S. WHIAKER, Attorney. BARNESVILLE, GA. ROBERT T. DANIEL, LAWYER, GRIFFIN, - GEORGIA. ’GEORGIA—-Pikk County. — I To all whom it may concern: S. J. Hale, administrator of tb • estate of Mrs. E. J. Fields, deceased ap plies to me for letter of dismission from said estate, and you are hereby notified that action will be taken on his application on the first Monday in February 1885. HARRY WELLS, Ordinary. FOR SALE. Those desirable vacant store lots known as the West property, on public square in Barnes ville, and residence now occupied by V. O. Marsh burn, on Forsyth street are for sale. Ap ply to L. R. WEST, Griffin, Ga.,or to nov27 .L A. HUNT, liarnesville, Ga. O. H. B. BLOOD WORTH 7 ■c-ATTORNEY® ATsLAWsi- Forsyth, - - eorgia. Prom attention to all business entrusted him.t Administrators Sale. Will be wild on tho premises at Bamesville Ga between the legal hours of Sale on the first Thursday in February next (ls.v the house and lot situated on Zebulon Street and bounded North by Zebulon street. East by an alloy South by T. D. Dewbory and Mrs. YV ii Ms and West by John Shockley containing one and a half acres more or less.fhis property is in a grMxl neigborhoixl and has on it u comfort able six room residence. Servants house and all necessary outbuildings. Parties desiring to purchase a residence In the town of Bnrnesviye will do well to examine it. To be sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of Martha A. Rose deceased. Terms Cash. E. W. ROSN. Administrator Martha a. Hose. decSS 1884-.