The Courier-sentinel. (Ellijay, GA.) 18??-1???, January 26, 1899, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPASSING THRONG :3c*—AND— happenings: of the past week AND'AROUND ELLUAY. ~ , --- ...;■. - tV. H. Warlirk is now' at work his new shop on River street. Rev. R. H. Robb held the Eliijay Quarterly Conference Last Wednesday week. James Pettit writes for the Coi-rier Sentixei. to be sent him to Ponder, Ripley county, Mo. Sheriff Pinson carried Sal lie Waters to the iunatie asylum at Milledgeville last Friday week. J. R. Kincaid, cx tax collector, tvfls in town last Thursday. Jim is not yet out of politics. Creed Fulton Ilipp, one of our Id school mates, now of Whitfield coun¬ ty, visited relatives near -Eliijay last week. John B. DeBordc, W. M. Woody and Nimrod Teague were among the many by whom we were greeted Thursday. Stephen Smith, of Eliijay, lias just completed a good job on a mill for Rev. T. A. Brotvn, Uncle Steve knows how. We have heard of people playing -’ hob” but the boys at the Creamery school get their jackets striped for playing Hobson. L. L. Stephens, C. W. Hughes and A. Holloway are building a com¬ modious barn for W. F. McHan, on the Mountainvicw Hotel lot. John M. Garrett, of Buckfown, was in to see us recently and informed us that Mr. Marion Weaver is in very bad health, which we regret to know. James E. Harper was on our streets last Friday. Mr. Harper takes the Courier-Snxtinel, which fact we consider an indisputable proof of indispensibility. The Courier-Sentinel and Scnri Weekly Journal both one year for 1. 50. cash in advance. Call at this office. You can't better do in the way of good reading matter. P. A, Gates and family, accompa¬ nied by - Mr. W. D. Everett and his sister. Mi.ss Nancy, were the guests of friends and relatives in Eliijay late Friday fyid-ffaturdaj’ iveek. We afe glad to know that W. M. Davis of Mountaintown improving in his walking: Mr. Davis had his hip dislocated more than .year ago and has had to use a crutch until recently. Mr. S. J. Cole, of Birmingham, Ala., was on a transient visit to see his mother and other relatives in this county last Thursday. Mr. Cole trav¬ els for Ginn & Co., publishers of school books, Boston. For Rent: Twenty-five or thirty acres of goad farm land. For Sale: One two-horse wagon; one good, pony mule and five shotes. Call on, or address at once, B. A. Logan, Ellljay, Ga. J. J. Jones subscribed Saturday, and Mr. A. P- Deaver and IV. A. Beaver both called near the same time And isn’t it funny both paid us some money, How it all doth jingle and rhyme. The Pickens County Herald will be sent to the subscribers of the defunct Republican. "While we personally regret that it was found necessary to discontinue the Republican, we will say to its erstwhile supporters that we believe the Herald deserves their pat¬ ronage. C:. A. Gates, of Mountaintown, is a typo in the Courier-Sentinel of¬ fice. Arthur is a splendid hand for a beginner, but if his pa should find out'how popular he is becoming with the young ladies of town, we fear he would take him home and put him between the plow handles again. The Exchange Hotel, 1G3 Marietta street, Atlanta, is quiet and home¬ like, and there our farmer friends may hear the rooster crow and the mule bray, Mr. Jack Adkins is a genial liost and treats his guests with friend like consideration and care. Remem ob the place, only a few blocks from the Custom house, I Rev. G. A. Bartlett has accepted a : call to serve the Baptist church at j this place for the ensuing year. Mr. Bartlett preached on the third Sun¬ day and on Saturday night before, and will continue the appointment on tho third Sunday in each month and Saturday night before. Compe¬ tent judges pronounce Mr, Bartlett an able preacher. We hope and some¬ how we tinst that this will be one of the best years this church has ever had. I In tltno. 1 bf I'aman Good.’ Use [ <3-w?iste. -CfM S GlM feTJ Best Bargain in Jeans ever offered in I’.liijay, at ALLEN S. We are gratified to state that the health of Mrs. Ina Kirby is improv '* n *' We are sorry to learn that Jtfr. Hyatt’s health is still poor but glad to say lie is some better. .^rnore Sags of the same jUSt rCCe ‘ V ‘ d atAu "“ ! " > ’ Mrs. N. E. Bishop came down from Murphy Saturday to spend few weeks with her children here, For Sale—F ive nice town lots for sale, nice building lots situated on Blue Ridge road and College close to Now School Building. W. M. Tedm. When you have produce to goods with, or cash clt to spend, don’t forget to call ori’W. A. Alien. — buys goods cheap for cash and will sell cheap. Buy your Fertilizers of Bearden Bros & Teem Co. Scott’s High Grad0| Piedmont and Acid Phos phate; nbate- a l s0 Guauo cheap for cash, or good notes. Wo have removed the Courior fcentmel office into the ,, . ... Hotel, TT , . stairs t . ... F, „ v tew ’ up over w. McHan , s store where . will ... , we glad to have our friends cali on us J. M. Froam,in, an expert printer of Knoxville, is now with the Cou iier Sentinel. lie has shown his skill in turning out the minutes of tiie Toeoee Association of Primitive June Kell has returned from Gainesville. We are glad to see Juan back again looking so well and carrying the evidences that he has fared well in the city of the “Cracker ’ of the crackers. 1 will exchange a good $ JOG on ■ gino for lumber and workmanship to finish my houge. 1 will se?.l town lots, woodland valley lunjd besides two farms, horse, bttggi i wagon, harness, -some young- jacks and jennets etc. T. H. Tabor. The town council is having the roftd between the Cr^amory and the railroad widened and macad¬ amized. Tiiis was very much needed ns tho road at that place becomes well nigh impassible in rainy weather, and several have fined for riding on the side walk, which at best is none too good for pedestrians. For Sale. A Gold Mine in the Diamond District'. This mine is sit Dated between the Lucky Eight nnd Loving.mines and is about seven and oiic-liaif miles from the famous While Path mine. Width of vein 3A , depth 20 fT . stripped in length 1 For particulars address J, L. Stover & Co , Pisgah, Ga, Notice to School Teachers. j ; I will be prepared to pay teachers! for the last quarter of 1.89? at Eliijay on Saturday, January 2Sth. I will ; also have registers for those now teach* ing. L. M. Simmons, C. S. C. Fair warning! ■ After thirty days I will sue every man who owes me on notes or ac¬ counts unless satisfactory settle- j ments are made. I will make my words good and if those that owe me don’t want trouble they mustj pay inside thirty days. I will havej a man to represent me at my office i in my absence. Respectfully. j - J. S. Tankersley.' ; Hj^lijay, Ga., January 24, 1899. i - ; Frank. 'Greer has left Eliijay ! and gone to Tennessee near southPit! ts burgh. He thinks of going to ■ Colorado later to make that state his home. We regret that Frank has become dissatisfied with hie native heufh and desires to roam o'er Jf-iirer : fields. ! syp”* Sore lungs, pain in the chest and pain¬ ful breatiiing, tho fore-runners of cared pneumonia, are old quickly reliable relieved and by the Dr. John W. Bull’s Cough Syrup. It breaks up a cold in oao night. Try it at once. teP— 1 * COUGH SYRUP , Will quickly heal Sore Lung?. Doses are small rad I’rlce pleasact*to take. druggists, Doctors recommend it, 25 cts. At all ! E. J. Akins, of Protection, was i u to boo us Monday. . W. M. Parks, Jr., and T. J. Gate s wore on the streets Monday. ! Evan * l.asta...quite,ick' 'of lat*», but is now convalescing., B. L. Hensley, our new tax ro and county treasurer, was in town Monday. John Long. rocontly employed W. F. McHa'i, is now working ; for V'. E. Evans. H- JI. Craigo, of Mountaintown is visiting hie daughter, Mrs. ]>, F Gates, Cleveland, Tennessee, i ; Col. E. \V. Coleman came up to Elliiay Monday. Woweie glad to! agiai. grasp ihu hand of the g-nia! colonel. --—------— Tho Beet Plaster, A piece of flannel dampened with Chamberlain’s Pain Balm and bound-on to the affected parts’ is superior to any plaster. When troubled with a pain in the chest or sides, or a lame hack? give it a trial. You are certain to be more than P lfl a«d " lth the prompt re lief which it affords. Pam Balm j is also a certain cure for rheum a-! lisar. For salo l>y nil Druggists. ; •T, N. Sellers was quite sick for a ! dav or two last week, but, we are j to say, is at his place of busi-! uoss again. I Robort p...i n DoBold v> -,i. ° !S • a,,;o i , l0 , c ” me ! j - to town again. Ho still uses crutch but . . it . hoped , , will ... is soon : able , , , to wane ,, without • , them. , Ftesfe® 3 If your liver is out o' order, causing BiUoueness, Sick Headache, Heart hum, or Constipation, take a dose of | M'fS On retiring, and tomorrow your di- j gestive organs will be regulated ana ! you will be bright, active and Thi3 ready! for any kind o{ work. has been trie experience of others; it will be yours. HOOD’S PILLS are sold by all medicine dealers. 25 els. J. R. Bishop loft Saturday for Goorgia-A1 abama Business College at Maeou, Ga. Rob. ( is. a quiet, steady yoiingienan, wlo tak*s a se¬ rious Tfi4S cl life, andw-iil no doubt progress well with his studies. Ex-Sheriff IT. M. Bramlett came down from Ducktown last Satur¬ day. Don’t forget that Milt i*j Siill a citizen cd Gilmer county ; when you begin to figure on the list of probable candidates for 1900. FORM THE SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS, of Sunday NOV- 27 1898. the song of the shirt. “With lingers weary and worn,’ V\ ith eyelids heavy and led, A woman eat in unwomanly rag9 ’ ' Plying lier needle and thread— S titch ! Stitch i Stitchl; In poverty, hunger and dirt, Aud still with a voice of dolor . UUS pitch, Would that its tone could reach tho rich, She sang this ‘Song of the Shirt!” —Hood Would that this song could l'each the innermost heart of those men who living in comfort and seeming affluence now may soon die leaving such a heritage. Bitter indeed is the lot of the wife and mother who is left dependent or in Want. Better far better, would it, tc make as.- 1 :r aace doubly suro and spare us ef until a policy fora sum ado qnate to the needs of dependent on es ^ 2as been secured. A policy in the Massachusetts Mutual organ *zed in 1S51 the leading Massacbu setts company is the most desirable because it has Behind it not only the guarutee of the company.alwys reliable ancLstaunch but the laws the commonwealth of Massachu sf, t‘ s . which do more to 'protect policy-holders than the laws of any o-lier state in the union many find this out toolate why not exa mine these laws befor placing your insurance It will do no haru and men send policy them aud together other with interesting speci- j literature, at your mim et. Write to day , giving name, age and-ad dross to T. S. McKinney, s Bluo Ridge, Ga. ; ! M hen you can not sleep for cough ing take Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy. It always gives prompt relief, It is most excellent for colds, too. as it aids expectoration,. reliever the lungs and p:cvents any ieach-ncy. to ward pneumonia. For sale .In All D ' u SS ists - - 1 Absgsjuseby Pure Makes the food more delicious and wholesome royal etxtrta pqwoc? co.. nt# ycbx. fPmiBRP li- hz %£ -.j 'hz I h’J £ i, d to o m l; Catarrh is an Ml WjjC*? i fh? American Greger, disease. Bag by, |r';; :.™../Ate o . --te 1 Tex.,says: “Fc-ra-r# f hcsdc-nc- son. ehgood — for me that I cni shte yj Am/sh-'d ' i to do my own v.c k.” Y {V Mk v JacoT>Grif&n. Elmer, | /•;? Mich., writes: ‘T was very i, ’ and onubia to 1 nervous work. I have taken several %% holt as of IV-ru-na acd ‘ am entirely well.” 0* j Esther Luther, Frank* linsville, N. C., ' J. A says: ?; took your Pe-ru-na for feiSs(-CR : deafness can hear row as well as*I ever could.” Av;~. Trylcff, Jit. Clem * fiA;«. ens, Mich.,writes: ‘’Used f y ' la grippe and it left me t: V ' Y with a terrible cough. I . ' • v .j. took Fe-ru-ua and was <i » ; 7 cured.” Mrs. E. Guest, Kecrrey, BufiVJo Co., Neb., wriits: ti; \ *+* fl a I took yotir Fc-ra-na for i *- • I ’ : cat^, 1’, and con sav that I cm now . . cured of it.” ■sub II. Ti'altcr Drady Cas¬ cade. Ark., rays: •• I Lad B V'A;' rum)jr.jf ears. It vres so . offiensiva I excluded my ■jr ,>;VAV ^v‘0?(/v' self from all society. After 1 had borno it fourteen years I read Dr. Hartman's book called •The Flis of Life.’ I took seventeen dollars’ worth of his remedies and am entirely cured.” Mr. F. Hf Flynn, of Minneapo¬ Minn.Ms in the city. Mr. F. prespeefing for grid and other m3tals in our county. Did you ever hear of a gentle man’s watch, gold filled, guaran¬ teed for 10 years, Elgin movement selling for $12.00? Cur j t ] oes jp Prof. Wiley Do Horde is teaching at the old Acadr-uiy. Wiley holds a first-grade license and 111 :- had considerable experience in teach hig Grave. A start;ini John Og N'l IqvLfp “I - -.vas - 'tW — V— My skin was ail most yel'ow,eyes sunk c-n, tongue :c^ed pain continually in back and sides, no appetite—gradually growing weaker day by day Three physicians had givejv me up Fort a natolv, a f.-ieml advised t-.-ying *’Kii*(i trio Bitters,” and to my great joy and the first bottle made a derided improvement. I continued them for three weeks, and am now a • T know they saved my life, and the grave of another victim. one should fail to try them. Only cents per bottle at J S Tankersley’s Drug Store 6 . ■ ir _ r .. | ip/.i W ! »:1 i* g ' jjg- f - ■ ........ i i&d ' 11 Ii** demonstrated ten tbonmnd .] times thnt it is almost infalUbie - m r* v,.; zuf a -:'”’ ■ j - j PtCUUAH ’ -te -• Tsn.fi w-r-__tx. ^ * !r*-?palsr!tie3 ?.ra dcr'n^cTnenf.w. It h..s become vae 7 ,-y; .c<' 7 for this class of t rou ;j*3. P: •: - rti a vyoaderfulJy hev'ij.o-. rt - • U' the < r\U\g uml Fvioviiiii? inliuon'”-: 1 evirea oil M Menstrual organs. T It * ‘ whites’* Soodi^ ardfaHiDgcr tl'ft r.-ciRb. stops £ii 1 rcii-i: tcs sup Gfa k mj'ii v. Lte. > t>rc*s~e^ unci psir.r.il xnr-r,*«trHp.L ; -rn, Tor Charge of .Li/e it. is tht? fc- L ! Mcdicias niav.e. It i fconcncirl during Sot iring'chiidri years. pregnancy, It ii invigorate*, iut * homes c-.il hoipa ninii* r-: to i fj i j la'r c L^rftTie-l -i - -- ~ f be ft •i any rroinan r*-a other ?j r Trith csrts.ii ieiieT t= iihin it : ? Win a c4 Ori.ii z.r.ly costs ?-a.d 0 pjr bottls s.d yea? dru g s^ore. For advice* in vises '•w. ii-ivj s-A’fa! • | directions, addre.-s , q jIkj z:;*rvr:.f.:'\ ;.| the “Ladies* Advisory Jledieine J^vorti.v Co*., Caat- x’,*’ The Chattanooga iencoga, Tenn ri : . Rev. ‘‘K y J. V5lfs W. Li SWSTH. :s *» ins Camden, of Csr4:j! . .. 5 j?ss j ^ forfallsny cored her,” ci i.* ; a woisi) z..e ii enb.jlj 1 1 ! 1 - -.V- i '• • A-, .L ‘. -.J, feftr ;. —___________ Mr. Elisha Berry, ot this place, he never had .anything to do so much good and give succ quick [ frsra rheematism as CKamber-1 s Pain Balm. He was Doubled ' shooting pai u from hip to kr.ee i j be usee this iinement, which prompt relief. B. F. Basi-r, Paris. Ohio. Fm sale All Druggists. . y Vt r L W A A T ’ T ‘ c; \L"i. a: A ‘ :fr c.- ; r y' q r .. . JflNuftftY <a<», /sti ; BaruesviHe. Ga. t has the Jarg> s. uiuterwear mill in the South. 'iilios 20*y* ar gnaraiilted ladies’ Id-fi ; l Elgin itiovenwutwatch i e? are only n> 2.C0 at Clifford's. Rev. P. P. Carre! 1, of Mountain-: | town, has moved to his farm m-ar Cohutta, Ga. Valentines 1 Jmt in receipt ‘-f first shipment. \V m. OU ss HETT. i C. \V. MulKey was *u town | Tuesday. Put a bright, new cover on these ; work's, best Nickel, bezel and 1 screw-; k case, at Clifford’s for, only :f i,50. All those indebted to me wiii please cal! at once and -ttle, and thereby save unnecessary worry sud extra expense. Jan. 26. V/. F. McHan. j | n-.e signs of the times indicab^gar dening While, us yet, Winter, ..... : : : - male is moved by the love for tho J (lowers and delight in svoing grow-, ing things to prepare fo tho time when the bursting of buds and j singing of birds shall come. WHEN YOU HAVE A BAD COLD You want the best medicine that can be obtained and that i Cham beriaiii’s Gough Remedy. only give quick relief but •fleets . -l pernunant cure. # You want a remedy that will re¬ lieve the lungs and keep expectora¬ tion easy, You want a remedy that will conn teruct any tendency toward pneumo nia. You want a remedy that pleasant ;md safe to take. hAid ........ Coi:i;h Bm,Ov |, the only medicine in use that meets all these requirements. This reme is famous for its cures of bud Colds throjigboiit the Ui.iicij 8iuteg,'jind in without .:. - - and . its ., spiendm ,. , qual , j I a peer ] Kies arc everywhere admired and ! j j praised. For sale by All Drug j gists. • J j -— ---------- | Luther Holder, a young man , f < y ...........m-n, recently di' d a{ i j ... | the . home , o his -top lather. ,. Ihos. j craig. Luther was a bru nt boy j ; and wo sympathize with tho gri d -\ stricken mother over his early do- ; miso. The Deadly. Grip. Is again abroad in tiie fiinft The air you breathe may be full ui *-s fatal germsl Don’t neglect tiie “Grip” or you will open the door to Pneumonia urd Cunsaniptiou anil invite Its sure signs are chills- with fevtr, headache-, dull heavy pairs, tnuc.iias | | discharges from tiie nose, sore throat [ laud never-'let-g-o cough. Don’t waste | precious time treating this cough wiih 1 troches,tablets or poor, cheap •’ Cure it at once wHli I;r. King s "etv Discovery, the infarlable remedy fur j | r.ehiai ! roubles. 1 1 1-; iff:, the disease ••• -c ;.!s i’e- lungs and prevents; !, <i afier el! ct» ft m the ma cis. a- 1 si.GO. Money , .-nr„U. .. . i! b'G ! i v^r«'' . . '. I i h ore by ann-Minco my.- -if a cai iHfiafi- fur n:atrinndiy. Kit uti--n i to occur at any limb -nil;;'lo t-> • other party. Yours faithfully, \Y. F. Moll AN ‘SOME OF ALLEN'S DA is-.M;-.-. Men s Brogan Shoe.*, if 1.00, other* j charge *1.25. ! -'tens Brogan at -. h-l-u others charge you .f 1.50. ' 1 - y. - you.,!. --/,y - Ite.it. -; Gi-ove G:; ;;;n Snoey ;it-vl others charge yon $1.25. -K -ii s Saits at *?5 .g.O; other.- c-:a:-f-- you 87 50. 19 Bails Thread for 5 cents: other: sell you »j. Tho first'Quarterly- Meeting for Mountaintown circuit M.E.church Mas held last Saturday and Sunday j Rt ( ~ HTe 3 Chapel, -The new pastor ^ V( jUcnoweth was on hand j RiH ^ - )!s sermon cu Sunday night j v,us > V ”R received. La was once! a student in the Ireminary and is; w ; ' h .drd w horever !m preaches, - Fr.o : temi-terly C.,nf rouce made * lio^ml ass. sn.ont for him and the ar-; favorable fu? a good '«>'<”■ ih.-r- •.-.•«.* a ; te coi.gr-ga- ; «!-• • H-.rday m.d Hundav! ' • • -.-,1 cm -i ; mi ,g thV !i..A-, if. ii. Robb. P e 3 •- r A Purely V J .i i**r alter Remedy A £: .-i.iUniii'il .* . - a: ■. 1.1 i 'I.T' cu*-**d com Ci:;e. -m* v p perraanent, for -i -.e had n touch of . .h.ilgh many times : ' : irn'i cold weather. If the p-;; .you M. Tii’pell, true cans*- or have had Philadelphia. experience would be •• * meats and L ••a k.vow that it and dis:.!/,' ■ r - . v< re each year, Rfeeiinmli iihi r blood diseaa&»y of the- blv-- ; - b . are . .-.ally unable to therefore, <>•■! c-;e it. In fact, Bui all 1 , • the only remedies Rheumali -m. winch they pre disease, oiv v are potash blood re,.- -J ; d mercury, an‘d - a mere o.rie. ’ y ii; igh temporary the only ; i'-'H -f may result promptly - .. ll* remedies pre of even ti; u, dace a stiffneaf A fev«- . j--h:is and onljj flaminanr.-.- y ■ ■ ■ ■; ; iic dteoase. mild at tire*.., ?„• r <li:-:jppoints- these deejjf tense that I v..- ■ walk, t trii d a.-*; b-'VonS eians nud took ■•-.I oilier remedies] fully, but v.-. .; nGy RlieumatiSI relief. Iiifart. Scrofula,Bczenfti grow worse. ; v ; entire body. ’ d diseases. It :: • !i Marcit 1 su:' -i .. mi o -.l remedy guar patent m 1 ■ in Upon fl. the liny h \7~ .stable try S. fu . it, however, h d- by chemist,an L in-.,* Swift Bounced it ii- dwny, Atlanta, 'Ga. A. K. & X. RY.—Change of Sched ule . Effective December IHih, 1SS3, the following change in schedule v. ill t::k'> effect on the A. K. & N. Passenger trams’goingsouth will leave Knoxville at 8 :15 A. M., ar riving at Marietta at 6:15 P. M.. Atlanta 7:30 P. M. Leaving At Itnta going north at 8:30 A. M., arietta 9:15 A. M., arriving Knox villa at 6:50 F. M, i ntia living Khio Ridgo at arriving Knoxvjl’o at 7:00 , P. M.. returning leaving Knoxville at 8:00 A. M., arriving Blue Hidco at 8:80 P. n M., TT will be abandoned. Train !:.-,. ins SI.ri.lU .1 10:00 A. ” rrivi "5 Bl “» «. \!» P ■ » ■ r, ' lum * n " ^aveBluo Ridge at 2:09 P ' M ;. ar f ivin S at Marietta 5:30 P. • " ! ‘l lie abandoned If* -Mo\» UXIAMS CHEAP BATES TO ARENAS ; AND TEXAS. On September 20th,Octoper itli and 38r!! _ x 0V ember 1st and I ,!h, l>« C emt berS'.h f!m l 20ih, J.-stn;, the Colton licit Route will round trip tickets from St. !.<-unq Cairo and Mnmpnis, to aii point.-- in Arkansas,Eauiriana and ’i e: as and Oklahoma, at one fare plus fg.oo t''Tthe round irip. Stop-overs will be ongoing V,. £ ^ trip within ir» -i ys a! , ;| . j( . k( , ;rf (o r<>: |Jrn p, 21 day^'f roi n date of sale, Tiie cotton Belt passes directly through the bi->t portions of Arl an as, Louisiana and l exas, and this will be a splendid opportunity lor ers to seciirc a^i.oil lucai ion. r-r fre . copi-4 of ban Homely ! rated ! -. abi.ut Ai-l:ansas,T.oti Kiana and Texas, write to II; ton, Traveling Passenger Agent, f'hati.tnoyga, Ti tni. Reai! ITouvo Block, " L- Beacmc, <>. s', and I ,,r * - v> • 1 b-.uns, M _____ O Ahk. SS *S? O S=5 TZ cfk.. Boarstka ’Y >?li« Ki?d ‘t-'.'j lir.'i Always 3-T'pM 1st ■* EXl l 111) I hi 5 iis-Yifs utrcr. 1 , ’ I i.AXTA, GEORGIA n-usct: v/•-c i: t a: i :: i: o <> .i r s m PER BAY. ADKIilS, pi ')])!’ ________________________________ t:g i.-i-vr per . -n. ii: t!«:-- - -!•-•? our Hi:-i : . .'A . i me. Salary straigiit f!h)0 a year nd i-xp: :: : -s—gofinite. io.-.nifitl .• no M R Illy $75. R.nccs. E « !f-:it!<ire'si d ! ; in.v.-!op. Herbert E. Hess, j Dept. M, Chicago. : r'fb" •• ■" :tes teb.Uw-S si *r >r any other ladies who wish to , y r ,_ fi n -m 1/Jib T kOlitij fJnvmtr 1 Mill i-i i working for us in spare tifte at j home bn our cloths. \Ye offer you a J- id chance to rank plenty, cf' spending money easily, in leasure I Imurs. Send Id -. fir cl... tli and full directions for work, and cunyier.ee at nee. doth sent anywhere ! Adores;. ! CO. (334-0) B< Ian, Mass Mrg. Dtpt. I ^ *V&or* 0 % ws 4 ( THE ARKANSAS WEST. - ; -'TO TEX/13. ^ Schedule in Effeet Oct. 4th. 1338. KOKTHHOUNI). No. 4 No.ro No.?3 Cv ^ Ar Mn'HnHo a sT^nmi 0 C.VaGi] 8 U lt'pin mm 5 45pni 4'-vvzii s ] 11 Si'flc: j ........ 7 I! Ii 4Jn vn 11 41pm S l»>pnx Ohur’no-jitfn! KtisUviUo C 1 ofipinj uicinj 1 DOiira 0 U-ipm ..j . T'oiDj.ltis :^pVnlTroSiu 7 8-nmi i \ ,\y '?.< r.ouhL.. TjfShvu . : .-.Bit v'».' ,\i ; i u 4.il gffifeRSMtS V feStH ll dlgS __ ; Train Ni>. Soar. i«mP uii-.n.ias’.iwporbeirwo Jacks J^viJJe, A1 Jan 1 a t J M.-uih ril?e, »;:/»• 120 'jliujc vvi h vo«Jr.»aI« 1 rr.in for Cliieajfo. Train K-:>. 4 carrion, Pullman Sl<tt»p«r 4«gustf cr t 'l Atlanta to &aukviUo and St. J-ouis iiirouglf v/itl out cbongo. Pullmii SJoojaoj* Aflaata t<l CkJ^tiauoogii, passeugora in gar aufeti *7 O’clock n. a., Rl, >a, Knoxriilo rii! A.'L.t Train No. 70 conno Hs with Q, m 0. for Cincinnati. This traift carrioa through ooach Atlanta to Homo. | — To the South and Hast. j sownmoir.m. No. ! j No. S j No.01 No. 73 j h 0 JOnm.la ie lOp) iujhh ........ “ '.*.’boo ,a 'I .vpin! 1 8 :&nm| 2Utk!u SHfiam . i R-'ini'f. 1.'. 4 11pm 4 7 llain . « " i'-yu-ito.. 64i>timj 4?5pm}.......| 9 7 4Ham B ai!! fi5.au ' 7 _______ 7 bOpm 1 '» ijULJoUO STjidi: 8 Oiaia hv At Av**tr.77r&£f' r> r ion .....ill lfiLHiji! loam 7x0pm. Jgv ‘^'Ulon.....| k'nrliltr} 2 50amI 3GApm....... ' * * U 4^fur»|Id ... Ev* A tiaata . <.! 4^&pn Ar Mrtron . jll ispuljll iO»m f XCyw fccTnijvih ____________ " _ . B _ COn ml _____ ft QDpni*.. "iiopm ■ fiv Atia&tA III #ir#ai| 7 ! “ p‘ : - . 113■>.-.tm !lC l 16ynil........ Ar “ Aihc*:6 ^ii-rtvon^.! — \\Q%i]y 0 Itpnij 7 I'innl 7 lnam “ v - ' 1 ^' , * fcn|10 Skua U oliwn [ ik.( u A.'Uini ir&Jpm Train No. 1 carried I’ntlii.r.-i iilcrper NasV vli’.o, Cbaitauooift aiid Atlonta to Jookaon* vide, Pin. T: c... No. ?. carries Pullman Slcepnr Ft. LouM «o Aujrost a erii Lout chango. Fu liman Sleeper Csiatlii-.iooga to Attanta spoil 'for \uhs enters m.attcrooga S o’ck-ck j». m. Pnllmau Fleopof thioxyii'.a to Atlanta via A. K. & N. Ry. Far further information verite to H U. SMITH, O. E. HARMAN, TrafT'.; Manujer. Oem. Pass. As*. Vsinnblc to Women. Espettally valuable to women is Browntf Iron Biit. rri. Backache vanishes, headache disappears, weakness, and strength the glow takes of health the place readily of conies derful to ttie pallid taken. cheek when this won¬ overworked remedy is ii For sickly children or men lias no equal. No home shnnld i>e without this famous remedy. Browns’Iron Bitters is sold by all dealers The following notes, of m.t^ it to wore cliippod from the oni World, Bluo Ridge: Mr. Charlie Nelson is at hf Fide. Mr. Henry, who boards'! Mr. Nelson’s, is also very sick. The many friends of Capt. T. J. he out on tho streets again. T ; , rof , TI V Br yant, of Gil * - ouo nn.-r county’s foremost school teach r - r3 , was in Blue Ridge last Satur , * ;iy ' IIe Tr 18 . now teachln , ,. 8 at . Cher ja Log. This morning (19th) ahoij j’clock Can. Stephenson,J g'iiog to his work, nttemj cross a train of cars. Tho traf? ®°v e f! and caught his foot between the drawhoads, mashing it almost off. Dr. Daves is giving him r met-as ical attention, Buskteaf* A.nuc* #4 The best salve in the worldYorCffbP Bruises, Sores, Peers, halt Rheum Fever Soies, 'letter. Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns, aud all Skin Erupt ions, and positively cures Piles, or no required. It is guaranteed togive perfect satisfaction or money refiureU'd Pee 25 cents per box. For sals by Dr. -J, S. Taake -sley.