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CtRCULATKM 1.223.
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AN OPEN SECRET.
The md Banner has a eca
sal {.dated eirrvlatum of 1,228.
R marker the bed poepie of one nr
the beet counties in the date who
cannot be reached through my other
medium. Try an ad. in it.
GA.. APRIL 18-H.
FRAXEtrV.
Deal Hurry. Tonne Maa.
Many young men are very anxious
to get into business. They think they
know about all there i» to be known.
They want higher wages than anyone
is able to pay them, and so they set
up tn business for themselves. pat in
their little savings, run in debt for
more, fail to meet their obligations,
and soon have the sheriff’s Haars n out
of their window. ami find themselves
bankrupt in purse. dishonored in the
walks of business, and glad to go back
and take bold of such aervice as thev
had despised and too hastily aband
oned. Many a man has gone into bus
iness. failed and gone buck again to
his old place, if be could get back,
long before he was old enough to be
trusted wi'h the’ebarge and care of
the business which he undertook. Ti e
probability is. such a man may never
start in business again; or. if h • does,
it is with fear and trembling and with
impaired credit Bating made enemies,
or at least alienated friends, so th at it
requires unusual ability and effort to
overcame the evii impression which he
made by his own rashness and haste.
If he had kept out of business. been
content with moderate wages art! bided
his time, he might have hail a reputa
tion of steadiness, prudence and so
briety. which would have stood him
in good stead when he was ready to
enter business for himself. All these
advantages he hits Sang away for the
privilege of seeing his name in gilt
letters on a sign, and finding himself
posted in the list of bankrupts.
Young man. make haste slowly.
The warid was not made in a day.
Kepotatioa is worth something and a
£■*■!■*» » “ylflittle tro previous"'in
his nndefakiags may in after yjan
find that he bus lost more than he has
gained by making haste.
Mr. Cleveland’s dual ouslazhr on
silwr was submitted to the country
at rhe last moment last week. While
he took all the time allowed him to
prepare his message, it is an exceed
ingly weak document. It is very
convincing as to the president’s abso
lute hostility to any term of silver
coinage upon parity with gold.
Gov. Tilianux is the czar of South
Carolina, and prup«iees to carry out
the dispensary law at all hazznrds.
He has assumed full authority, and
the whole state is under military con
trol. It is evident, though, that the
embroglio will brew over in a few
davs wit joat further bloodshed.
Few men refuse pwhucal prefer
ment for sake of the country, but
Speaker Cnep refuse', the Georgia ।
senatorship because he was needed
in the house. The appointment goes
to Ilan. Patrick Walsh, of A igttsta.
uho will till Mr. Coi^uitt’s place em
unnentlv and well.
The Atlanta Evans eiub can now
vage a vigorous warfare. Mrs. Ev
ans has presented them a check for
one thousand dollars to conduct the
reverent general’s campaign.
The Griffin News and Sun seed's
to have stepped on the feet of the
whole Evans crowd. But they ought
to have longer beads and less protu
berent feet.
F-nai all sections of the country,
the leading papers—the papers iu
touch with the people—characterize
the veto message as the president s
blunder.
The Atlanta Journal has lost its
Evu:s enthusiasm. What’s the mat
ter? But the Constitution ni.ght as
well adopt the rame course.
When & vait tnl Mr S : =.
tuLany, Rnsre- Ceunry K* -a/ed
at the ÜbMHUrrv t (. baatberk: > A
I>- JI tins. u- sh^w then bi« six yw -kI
boy. Bfe bad been ’.y
beriain s Ceugh Retard;.', it having otred
•tint wf a very severe attack -f vrvap. Mr
Dal&^r is retain that ttssvrd fc;; S»v‘» lit*.
term iHamiinir.
Newa W. w Hi IVMp floM by Ms
acraM* —iiMWRp w w® wwa
■ _ fll-»wrf*a
Iff rvcferw • O^VBHB^ WretnCT®
Mtrri w.
The fruit crop, we fear, is killed.
.Mrs. T. L. Teal is very low at this
writing.
Mr. L. L. le-nny is visiting relatives
in this community.
Mr. M. A. Yates was back in this
community recently.
Bro. Beanie, it seems, bounced
clear over his subject.
Mr. Hayes, of Sand Mountain, Ahu,
has located in thiscommunitv.
What three boys were too bashful
to ask their best girls to the par^y the
other evening?
Miss Lizzie Fletcher closed her
school at Loftin Friday last with an
entertainment that was delightful to
ail present.
The singing society of Loftin was
permanently organized on ft unday
last. Mr. Cater was elected president,
with Mr. J. Kelly vice president.
Thev meet on 2nd and Ath Sundays
p. m. of each mouth.
Mr. Editor, we did not mean to
create such a sensation when we wrote
those few lines about the new court
house. We wrote it because we
thought it w is the sentiment of onr
citizens. But we are too patriotic to
let onr pecuniary individual keep ns
from pursuing the course that would
he to the interests of all our county.
W* ire very much obliged to Bro.
Benrie Bounce for >tfering to present
us with a n>w set -f hitruc-sa tor our
political war horse, and in turn for
his kind offer we will give this advice
Never to criticise others’ views uness
roti are able to prove by some argu
ment that their views are wrong, and
th»n if it conies up lor diacnancn you
con hold votir position, and will not
be forced to tum off the debate in a
humorous comment merely to avoid
acknowledging the corn.
Ou Thursday last at 9 o’c! ok Mr.
Bill Brazil shot his wife three times
each wound p'’oviiigseriuus,but prob
ably not fatal. The first ball entered
her rght temple ranging through her
head and coming out between her
left eve and left ear. The second en
*
entered her right cheek, passing
through her left cheek. Thia wa*
done almost instantly. Mrs. Brazil,
who probably legist expected such a
catastrophe, had her bahj : cuha»-»niß.
and ran Be®*** b, y h.
er’s, Mr. Tom Brazil’s, some 30yirda
away. As she ran she received anoth
er wound entering her left side, pen
etrating the fiesh and lodging below
lett breast. Mr. Brazil, who was in
the house immediately shot himself
twice through and through, one bail
entering left breast just below the
heart, and the o’-her a few inches be
low. Both bails came out through
h,s spine. Immediately after Mr.
Brazil ran towards where hi* brother
was plowing, but did not go far be
fore he tell. He wag taken back to
his house, and Drs. Humph re’ and
Duke were summoned. They pro
nounced Mrs. Brazil"? wound* verv
serious, but sav thev may not prove
fetal, while Mr. Brazil’s recovorv is
doubtful. Mr. Brazil was a man in ,
^ood circumstances financially and •
has a host of friends to mourn th s
sad catastrophe. The cause ol the
shooting is unknown, though your
correspondent learned from a trust
worthy source that he and his wife
have net been on the best of terms for
some time. BtiX.
i'«Ol.or» <-
The people will meet at Ma»!ed<>nia
next bun-lav moruiag to organize a
Sunday school.
Messrs. W. A. Gillespie and M. W.
Dtcksou are off to Rome th.s week
. to bur spring goods.
Mr. 0. B. Pearce has closed his
school near Betnel church, and is
! again m scaool at Walnut Hi ’..
Mrs. W. A. Gillespie and daughter
Miss Elga, are bnsi’y erguged receiv
ing and dressing tbesr spring bats.
M ssSii’ie Heard.« fth -place, and
Dr. R. I'. Sta'. '.iriz-. f Kadiak^ were
j ’’.mted tn wed!<>ck <•;! Sunday eve last.
e Eop J. W. Bledsoe officiating. May
, thetr career through Ide be oce of ;oy
and pleasure.
Much is being stod. in reference to
s change the location of our m-w court
• house. Genthmen. look and consider
is “efon ven attempt to act in this mat-
ter. I can’t understand why any cit-
vi e county could be in favor
of a change. There is the jail there.
a great part of the material is already
there. tad 'rose together with num
erous other expenses would be heaped
upon us if the site was changed.
When we have get all we can carer
whv throw on a few ’i>ore •nocst»HJs?
Mr. IL W. One*l has a very sick
child.
Mr*. Adams is improving aome-
Mr. F. M MUdlOnwW Wby to
convalescing.
Uncle Reuben Ones! and lady are
on a visit to their daughter, Mrs. ’
Caswell
Miss Mimic iSloan’s contest will
come off Friday evening at 7 o'clock.
All are invited t» attend.
Miss Ex* Hubbard ha* returned to
her home, after spending several weeks
with triends near btato Line very I
pleasantly. ,'
Your Texas scribe should have said
that Rev. N. O'Neal was called tothe
church at Olive Branch. Rev. C. C.
O’Neal is a Methodist minister, and ;
has the care of Houston circuit
I,
There has been enongn said about
the late freeze. Let us all replant over
where it is necessary, put oar trust
in an all wise Providence, go to work,
fertilize heavily, and your scribe
thinks a bountiful crop will be made :
the present year.
We, and our better half, attended
church services at Prospect last Sun
day, and had a nice sermon by Rev.
C. CL O’Neal. His subject was the 1
resurreerion. which was nicely hand
led. After the sermon the church
was invited to the saerimentai hoard. ,
We notice some wrangling about
the rebuilding of our courthouse and '
its locality. Now. if we should differ
in our opinions. let us not write or
say anything tnat would mar the
feelings of those who may differ from
ns. These lines are uot written in a
spirit of malice, but to warn ail who j
may send up their reports to The
News axd Basses; and we feel the
editor will act likewise. It is our
right as free citizens to have our opin
ion on ail questions political, and up
on all questions coming before the
people of Heard cour.ty, wh.-ther it be
the rebuilding of the courthouse, the
bridge or anything else, as we know
that our taxes wiil be high for vears
u> come. w G. ft. r.
not -* i <»5.
We won’t sav who, Mr. Editor, but
will leave tne problem for you tw
‘ solve.
Mr. P. M. 8. spent last week in
d Franklin “coartiag.” He mire, be tn
-•arnest, or the attraction in Franklin
; must be very great.
Mise Lfora Cline, who
She is au intelligent. eharre«ng. uud
refined voung lady, and we are glad to
see her bright face beaming with sun
□ v stmies once more in otrr mutst.
1 1 Last Thursdav. 2»th ult, at four
1 o’clock. Mr. Albert Wilder aud Miss
Sallie Birds ng were happily muted
at tiie home of the b le. Rev. C. C.
</Neal officiating. We were not at
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the marriage, but we with tut m^jor
tv of our ville. were la viced to diae
at the home of the groom's parents
Friday. The happy couple, with a
few relatives and friends, arrived about _
eleven. After congratulations and;
much vivacious chat we were invited
out to the sumptuous tab le. which was
laden with edibles, aud everything
was treated equitably. We think the
voting men almost forgot that they
earned a lady to the table, so
eager were thev to satiate themseives.
I’he afternoon was spent in games,
singing, etc. They were the recipi
ents of several nice and useful pres
ents. .aid we wish them the greatest
success throughout life s journey.
Am ic la
IltBV EK.
We are hav.ug some more tine
weather.
We learn that Mr. J. ft. Kirs, who
has been sick fi r several days with
sub-scute rheumatism, is no better. ,
We are sorrv to say that th ' infent
of Mr. E. M. it dd'ebrovks is no Let
ter. It has been very sick for nearly
four weeks.
Several of our farmers will have to
plant tneir corn over, but if we can
i-ave good s asons from new on they
a .11 mase a crop vet.
The recent coid spell killed near y
all the fruit. The peach crop will be
a complete failure. Ue notice there
are many lofty trees of oak and hick
orv killed bv the cold.
Ymr scribe failed to get off to th<
iund of dowers on account of so luucii
sickness tn the community. He will
net go new until next winter. It is
bud to get disappointed in making as
pleasant a trip as he autieipateL
Rjx.
A valuable 64-page medical refer
ence book for men and women will be
sent free to any address on receipt ui
two 2-cent stamps and mentioning
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ctxssrr wt A.'vwm seas.
The Indies W natatiiK tHr
Our acteoisA ita ll ^ einsed
out u itd
Planting eotdHm wiH mm be
the order of out ferment
Mr. WmeJSs 'wd saw, "of
Whitreburz. this secuoo
receouy-
We ire that Rev.
Willis D. Jon4H^itrebur & will
occupy the pulMB Citraluatchre
ou the ffrst Send^KAHky.
If anyone hiAny news items
please confer us, for%e wont,
our section wdfrHnmfcd in Th*
News aso BaSihe.
We are glad to ®« that Mr. IL
W. Jackson and hrs. Alice Lambert
are so improved th(t they are aide to
be about. We hope they will soed be
at themselves ages-
Meser* W. R ?. Huff; W. Y.
Moore and W. H. Alexander, thecom
nassionen for thislißtrict, have been
busy thia week esfebiishing laid lines
for several of our eWizeos.
Ye scribe attondsd the singing at
Aatioch last Sunday afternoon. They
aave an ln»resting«ingii:g society at
that place, with C. R. Denney
chairaian, and mtttevery first and
third S-aboaths in the afrernoou.
A great many danuxirats of this
section are being soar rted to popu
lists. If the law mati iig power had
curried out the demcerauo platform
there would not base bean any popu
lists now iu this part of the country,
while there is gettiag to be a good
many m xl sections if die country.
Wheat through tiris section was
greatly damaged by the recent cold
weather. We do not think there will
bo more than a fourth crop made in
this section. The oat crop was bit
ten down, but we don’t think they
were damaged very much; they are
beguiuing to look green agaic. The
peach and plum crops were all killed.
We are authorised to announce
that there wiil be an all day singing
at Centralhatchee e wreh on the
fourth Sunday in this^u^Mttb. AH
lovers <of m uste are inv^4 b* come
with well filled b«dtak|^^^ir
;p.
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development, am* feir
would be as sue rwsfsf . * way by
which these resources « mid be devel
oped as any, and about ail that is
necessary ui the marrai Us a Gr.ffis to
go to woi kat it. It resid require
jut little capital, aud tl at would be
fourth coming. We ag *e with you.
Mr. Editor, let’s have a esuuty fidr.
Bvcsete.
TMAS.
Work for the upbuiMmg of your
county and town.
Mr. Waiter Hendrick is on the
sick list thia week.
Prof. W. K. Martin, of Roanoke,
was in this community recently.
Mr. X E. Mayfield, of Alabama,
visited ins best girl near here Sunday
last.
M ears. Tol Swan an ; Olin Mooty.
of Roanoke^ were smiling on friends
at Prospect last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jones visited
Mrs. Jones’ mother, M 'S. Uvod, mear
Roopville. last Satur lav an Sunday,
Mr. A. B. Jones, of Wo< l’s Mill,
while in our city last Ttarsday bail
the misfortune to get h.s bugzy com
pletely demolished ly a riuuuny
mule.
Mr. J. J. Moore, w ;o has been
visiting his sous. Messrs. W. N. and
H. A. Moore, of Bet. county. Texas,
retarned borne last Svurdav evening
well aud well piemed w th his trip.
We are re t nested to say tha' there
will be singing at ‘Ha Greve on the
dint Sunday afternoon by Prof. L. A.
Ware, and on the 4th Suad-ty atter
nooti bv Prot. R. IL M ouey. of Fro
lona. The Prospect e as is invited.
Benny Bounce has leader:-! bia
rvsignativu as corresponient to The
asp Bansis, and has ..;rueu
the outfit over u> the unworthy wnter,
so, Mr. Editor, it yon <lO the above
lines worth* of publieuijou probably
I will -mm again.
We notice Dux, jot Awbrey
scribe, ?eeuis to be sc mow hat inter*
essed about our immediate friend
Mr. KnfjslL We will say to him
that Rufus and his ch ,m will agree
on the time in regard to matrimonial
asa.ru. Rufus, we rr-Mjuje. is mak
• ing the weather very ademeut for
■ Dux. Bro. Dux had better be talk
fpe ''f
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W iULI IS
jCASTORIAI
v^Ti-^- is Br- Snmwrt Pftefeer's |HM»rlßttnß fcr ~nftmta
■nACMMrere. 1* confcrim neither O^fn, MoryMma nmr
otlser Nrircolic sokafcHaee. It io * h errsi rue substitato
for Paresorie, Drops. WeotMor Sympo, “d Caator 00.
M is FScasant. Ba gmaraotre is thirty years’ wae by
1 Mnilons of Mothers. Caateria to the Orihircm’s Panarea
—Che Mother’s Friirm*
Castoria.
**CWaaaaaniMßMK*<iavv*vS*»ei>3>mwitaM !
( Emc^riawn lit st «pmor teas? jaim i i|Mwa ;
tewnilow.- H. A. Aacaaa. M. D_
xn Sa O^ari St„ Braokirn. X. T.
~Tht in at ■Cesura b ■> sornwsl aart
S» EacriJt ■» writ eottb toil it wen* a wwk
et nrgmoc^Utim to eador® it Few «r» the
IMris-w« r«llliHwi was <to But keep Owtuna
.tmeynwh *
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JfewTuACSy. 1
Tkx Ocracx Cowavv. TT Xsmauv iraw:. Saar T<aK Cess
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King’s Latest Improved Cotton.
The Earliest aid Bost Productive Known.
[ I I- a!! nrobiibfflty cotton jurat be s^*l at 5 rt* and leas fissn that for years to ccme,
ami the uir way to Increase yi.nr prudt is so lessen the o»t oi pniductanu.
I How it Can Be Deme—By planting a kind that pre.luces a .-eater puiat y per acre
’. with no additfomd expense. I vm give aboAutepr» f that my cettoa dues prZace,
’ under ex» ■» v «am<» eemtffioßs «t * »I, dtmrte and nature, so rm ®to 100 per cent, more
1 cott a. than any >ther kn< wn k;a i. I have set res vs tescmonials provißg this &ct.
• Here is ne &"m high authority.
Aobicclttual Exfsbimszt ^Taroat. t
* TRUITT I92e»t TT _ Storkviße.Mkm.Jatt W.IBMLf
.■ sk-wr "'V—ln VSU the Miasoaipp* Experiment Station
1 SOUTH * HiPtIGSO planted 37 varieties of cotton for a comparia a cf their
i OWfCtHS-- 24-1 ’’ relative yieki and valce Os there the Waviest yield f
ntf'lf tfin “ readcotfon wa» of the TKlNG.’’Which gave OTO panada.
- acrojr— < nzi' ‘‘ while the average :al’ the there WA.- HU pounds
. rtcal.co -■■ Qj J -p variety ripens -ariy. is w>4l with boils and the
■ PE.'t 9 !(IM - B'j ’ see*! are qm'- small. W e nink it the beet -ariy rincn-
? flUu'S '‘27o^’ fog vanetv r. hirh s bav** tested.
t . ‘ Tears very truly, i M TRACI. Director.
I realize that times are hard and lam willing to makes terms a»! -.uditfons suck
that any brmer no matter b. w paar he may be. can plant my r ts.n.
e pK-kace 25 ew. prepaid One bmhei fS-•».
r Small bag. 50 ots. “ Ure “ *IA ».
» One of these snail produced 513 lb. seed cotfem the post season. F e fnaber ia
j tormats-n write me at < wee. T wiH take pleasure in aawwennc any q :-«tton». You
I shock! read, my latest circular, it would open y< nr eyes. Send puatai card St it. Ad
f j tese. ■ T. J. Kew, H x 527, Bfoma. nd. Vx
c ; Or Kiss « WrUT-or, Frankliutow. N. t’.
L itotKAi.ev.
'■LPkase ca'l in the aanonncemeut
^^Btat issue in regard to Stan tea’s
atf’acy Head on the 4<h
^■Uy and Stingy. He will Mt
t:!ue ■" ‘-p- -
fIE ~ —► —a, ,a,~
’ ton on Tuesday, ami heard C’oL W.
' Y. Atkinson in a rousing speech
■ which seemed to captivate the masses,
i > Faib Play.
*i
> Little Johnnie Carter is quite sick.
The weather has moderated consid
■' erably.
Mr. D. X Zachry rGited Carrollton
Moudav.
Mrs. Mattie Read visited Bowdon
T uesday.
Mr. P. B. Smith has his new organ.
Now for music.
Mr. W. T. Crockett is off on a bus
iness trip to Rome.
Prof. J. B. Bledsoe contemplates
ha ng a medal contest Fri-lay nigbt.
V tea were most all killed yr the
■'old spell, and the wheat crop is iani
iged.
The appraisers met T ia~ and
ippriisv I the property of the late L.
IL Z.. *hr ■.
Mist Cliadie Miller and Mrs. Mat
tie 3r ,'imin. of near Franklin, visit
ed Mrs. Bn t Merril! Sunday.
Xi near wnot yonni n. in it is that
gives t'fG'ooi a: Wa .- t Hill aud
.calls o< k < girl e- -v e. mirg, noon
and ii'g 'O. aii'l goes o; ftaturdays
’and twice 'M 'U .day for a rarity: who
the other Saltriay night staved with
his broth r a*l after stay ng until
eleven .< ein't 1 bis brother g'ne
and had t > :*kr s trai »3 t :ro ;gh
the mud b' .i>. Ar, NMil, how long
will it be till hitark of ths covenant
is made? Gvesx
cfs ri»x.
Farmers* p&Sßting ■ r
their corn tat wm killed oat by he
freeze.
We '.ear that Mrs. Lou Heard and
Mrs. Lakt’iilespte are both very
sick. Wwab them a speedy recov-
ery.
The oyte met at L nwn on the
4:h Sit ay in March. and erguoiwd
a Stbbs aebod. with Mr. Fran*
Bar.esupennteudent and Hr. J.
M. G assistant.
M;J. A- Shackelford's little
danger. Ruth, was accidently
strti is the eye with i st;ca by her
uoProtaer a few days ago. and it
is fed that the sight is injured.
■V =*t to Amicm that he has
wv . ■ J - ' ' ‘SV f
Castor! a.
CwvDwrla ersMßCide, €>— Opwrwß,
[ ikhir Cinjcaeit. Dubt^bo. Intctatria.
EiZa WornM. gxwM a=^ ircfcaoßo* 0^
vr& l ix& >ajurwßf r wftrTinn
“For r»mi I hs«e meflOßnsHM
your Castana, acd cooehem «■
do ■» as it has zr «artsb^ p'jdSieed hriwfli^si
.•vMUiflB. *
Zawm F ?*M£3BL X. D..
225th SRret C and Ttfi Am. Nov Tor* City.
| progress, and that old nwmes and aid
things have been l-ilii aside and new
lones applied ia their stead. _ And if
|he will c»^ne up to onr Sabbath
; school un-i Sunday eveninysingings,
Ihe wtU 4toi tnur weare fe Smit, and
• MTATOi > - », —■
' . Plow Boy.
<’<J^K.S4V 11.1. K.
Most farmers are plaatmg their
crops of corn over. All gardens wiil
have to be planted over, everything
being killed except onions and en
. glish peas.
The peach crop will be a total
feilare. The apple trees are now
blooming, and with favorable weath
er we may have a few. but a great
many trees will not bloom the Lads
being killed.
The medal contest at this place on
the evening of the 3» th ult. was verv
iuterea'ing. The championship was
hotly contested for some time, and
was awarded to Miss Ethel Ware.
Major J. 11. BraziL of this place,
delivered the medal in a very appro
priate style. The attendance was
very gnoc. Franklin. Corinth, and
other pfo -"e ng represented. The
next cunt -t will conn* off one mouth
from last Fridav.
1 .rear. i po.ttieul speech byJ i jge
ri U Harris WrJiresday during
cvtrr ria.r was wcil Revived by dem
ocnua. Also a speech by CoL Th*>r
ton. cf ColatnbnA th^r was cheerng
to the popaLsu. Also a speech by
Smte ' --ej> ra. Com a.sekiMser R.
f. Nesbit that was fnH of facts. and
of vital interest to the whole people.
Only a few heard it as the court had
dis- Surged the juries for the week,
and Liany had gone b. me. I saw
p’ru’y of timber sot the rartuas vS
e s tuat are the gifts of the people.
As to who will be the elect I can’t
say. but if smiles, hand-shakes and
how's vour-folks have aovthmg to do
® :: a prospective candi-ute some of
them will be bard to down. After
ail let us have peace. U so.
B«<»wre of Otnnnrnw tor * anrrk that
eoataia Hera ary.
as mercury will surely iestrey the sense of
sneO and cc c t teteiy derange the whole
system wbetj eatertag :t thr-ngh the na
■. -"‘ri' - brer. irr.->s -b uid a*v-r
be used esc vpt n presertpacns fivxa repe
at iw pty-icaur*.is the C-^I V they w:d Jo
is ten Sid a the gn..i ya can pwsbly de
iwt acm them. HalTs Catarrh Cure maa
utactured by F J. ‘"bteaey x Co, T iedo,
0.. oanas »> mercurr, mJ is taken m
teraally, acting dreet y rye the bleed
ifeiaik us scracvs. . tasr lystetn. It
buytag Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you
evt the genuine. It is taken internally..
and made in T ledc. Otk>. by F J. Che-»
ney A Co. Tescmcruais free.
by Crasher ^cs ?5c perbette
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CA 5305 BALL.
MM * as. Lv Montgowiery Ar.lt fl a m
llMpw-.. Ofechka .. .. *t!«w
! 3S pu» West Flint *l7a as
I 5* p m Latiranipe tfii ■
2 ® p in ..a gMu vtk 7 2t a a
3 dS p m B> wnan 6 15 » m
4kt pm Aj .. Atlanta. ...Lv 53* am
DAY PAS6ESGEB—West No. M
Leave At’mia ... 4ld pm
•* Yahtolto... 5USt> m
“ Jhmm 325 pm
“ Grob.idle 551 p w
** MopasrHte GOSp re
•• LaGr u.ee 625 p ns
•• Wr-tpini.. *s* pm
“ Opi-ltki 7 3**n>
Arrive »t Montgomery 9 2* p m
DAY FASBENGEX-Eaat No. 53.
torave M nfiPMnrTj .... 62Waui
“ Voelks . ?19a 3B
“ koiP ml 8 56 am
“ LaGnadr 9 24em
•• '1 zaaaviile U 4» s m
“ Sewaaß. to 21 it m
Arrive at Ati-uU 11 49 a m
MGHT pAStrENGEB-Eaet N<. 31.
Leapt* IKootgmwrry, .... 936 pm
* Ore lika 12 38 a m
t “ We-tiomt 123a re
“ Ijrlmnge ... ...■* 2 Mam
“ Hoxintadle 339 am
“ Graaivdla. 2 47am
f “ Newnna... - ... 'Jtoats
< •* PUmetta. .2..-T.... .. 336 am
Armam AifeaUa... sMam
NT•iHTPAW»EN»JER - Wew No Si.
• I^tve Atlanta . . . 130 p m
** N wnan .. .. 306 pRA
“ Hueansvrilj.. . 3 9p»
- Ln'-tn.-se 4 17pm
, “ Wi-tre.l ....... Vafepte
“ Ovewka 343 pm
1 Arrive at Mwtwißiery ... bWpna
Pu hi as B ilf t -reepr-r* oh twwaa ‘A
S 51. 52, "3 Dtr.Tt e- nm criots •wre a day
with Piet!s»oßt Airline for N<w Y» 6
• i»fi all points east. Cr'se ere a* er'ioa
with the Central. We-t»rn A Atkaalm,
amt Groaert r ill roads in Cui. u patse»<sw
j depot IB Atisota.
t.'u.ia U- CmarwtM^G. P. X,
E L Tms. Ge.xral Manager.
■ at jffi* is R— Mr Tir.
O Cnet —re* 7 —
criferc > ETM. Tt.XTS, A
jtlivfc.^, Hporlln« Cotttts.
Donbie Barrel Breech Lzwitn? Stet
Gubs, ‘titohe Imred. to 196. Slagle
Breeefe Lmuling Sw* Gene. M to. I^s.
lEr err kind of Breech Loadine aud Ke
prating Rifles. §3 » #4O. Muzzle L«td
tog Double Shot Guns. fS to M - Sin
rir Sisi Guns. $2.59 to #li Rcv. fvers,
fl to Dcnbte Action Self Cochers,
XtAO to >lO. Ail kinds c’Cxrtriges. Abells,
. <'ape. Wads. Tads. Pcwder riasks, Shut
- ptitu hes, Primem Send 2 cents Str Hlus
। tsried Catah Tue A idrcsa *. H. Jens
MW Gohat WtoTfcx Gss Woass, Pitta
burg. Pa. • .
’ N. B.—Thu 4a W year odd reSabfe firm.
t Ptwfectly tn*tw* rrhy. OrXis IBM
. prcmpdy and m»o= rent toenail vrexpn^B^
i' to any part ufne wo«kL No
-*• - .41 m w “— “ -' ~
, foe zreu *«tem by writing » Wtev.
or Guns made to aider. Guns and He- “
I v. Ivers Repaired.
V P JONES, , ; W D MItJXR
JONES & HILLER,
- fflfflS,
—A nJ Dea’ers In—
ALL STYLE VEHICLES
LiGrafewr, La.
Brick - Stables
CarrigK n, Ga.
'H r* •« N- w H iel,
Si Gmiesrot to h/ww.
The Best Tm .oui? amt
F tncieM Suxk.
rSTESpreG: -rttewtww <iv» t» titwrk ic*»
to lx: fed We w-'l a.<o krep chine
S‘>> < f r i>- ^tX-- H—.rd Gfouds nr ?
ivile^Areap ;u us.
J. A BtTVF.
PATENTS
Crr-wrw wd Tnde-MArkw braised flaiaAi Pflb«
- *v:'ni«4 for Fwml
Our s U S. Purest OSea.
»«i we can twrnre patept br .esw tisse tii*w thaae
Se^d mode!. cr ~bct©.. wi A
r cc. Wc *s sc. if catwrtai • rer :rw
c^ar«« Oor wot itue f 1 parent :• •e.iwL
A ?3WfiWM*t. -J». T iG ObtAlU FwtttHm.” -r;t>
- —wf iG. :rMxe, cnaatw «
*«t fr. e.
C.A.SNOW&CO.
rwteM C^c*. WAfllwf^ai 3- C.
FRAN K S. -.-LOFTIN,
liteney at Law,
F^INKLI*. dK^atflA.
Wiii praetree re •Lee<o>rts afthe Cewvta
cirentt.
PersKoal and prompt altc-ntia'w eivae to
the e-. r. ••..a of c» .im, smi ale* a.’ Vus>
'MS ;«<.>re .ne euart at Uramart
Smn ruse Cure far La unupa.
Wt ae cur w .-ei• «.->: ..nexfM tn
-e>i «< u Dr. King's Sew Discovtwy *.<
(. .n-utv 'saj. touchs and < t^da. ap> a
ti -c. Hdutoo. It »»n are s®ict«l wth
:c Ur. ,-r ..sj , ! ls'us remedy ar-
•g - ■ r--". rv ■-it ■• 6»r tml
•• • . am- return
> —y V« u>-. tuwacy r» .'WtunM.
v Ve make tils ; ff-r. Un .u-e <t me woo
derful sun-css of Dr Kins '* 3ew Dwr
err daring last seaacn sef oieuaie. &>>e
hearu nf no case m which it !MW. Tre
it. Trit! bottle* free it Dr. W A Ware's
?— f 5:. re .Lary, s»■ 50c and fl X
