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Newspaper Page Text— ... . - * B* B* WHRsBMSHBafay «Mra? a^K ni®*BS’ VKOHCUa,«^APaSL< MH. TTSW^EgHW f«Mt Mortar Caret Warn MMwfautto Min it Clerk Levi T. Eareifor re-ateatoa to Ma aMea rfj Clark auprrar Court, afarat to ike drano- Winm ... SBBbO^^ Hr. J. T. Armstrong spent thin week in Atlanta. Picnica will aura be in order. W hat -ectiaa will announce the first one? The tax pavers will soon be in the heeds of the receiver. See his jreb fated roufa. There will be no pewebea, bat the praapeeta far Uankberries were never. fa«. We are still hopeful. fare. Sallie Chiven spent thia week ia Atlanta, purchasing the latest ml ’ inery eflbeta far her nasty customer*. Clerk Lane makes his annocnee asent this week for re^feetioa. He is well known, as well aa his able ad siiufaTshne of the office. He has served the people fathfaJy. A number of bearding pupils en tered school at the Institute Monday, and others will come in next weak, fast Hargrave’s proposition to tench -a—vw—y-ra. Mr. Fred Wagner, of Atlanta, was in the city Tuesday, and paid rar of fice a r^r— odL Mt Wagner built Heard county's jail fourteen yoaaa ago and will bid on the place of the now eoorthouse. The editor is authorised to repro eSok several of the lending bicycle baaaea both north and sooth, and will make it to the interest of all wanting aww kind of wheel to call to are him. Maar h the bare to get a wheel The picare aewam will soon be here. ts. ’ Messrs. Li).* W. M. Paschal I . have dissolved. Mr. T. G. Paschal taking his father’s place in the firm and the hurtling firm of Paschal Bros, will delight their many evatessers at the Mine old stand. They are receiving .^mew gauds everyday. Koriee their wl Mr. Beek informs ns that he is a bona fida rawdent of Heard eoauty. ■Sebad been reliable informed mat m Carrot. lead to speak of him as awon remdent. WeetoerfdFy 9«k? this storemen*, as we do not wish to do anybody aa injustice, and wifi not fa so if we know it. The Easter blixzard ■ over, and the blackened forests are again rob ing themselves in habiliments of greenc the birds have attuned their throats to more silvery songs, and the voice of the plowman in tones of hopefulness fioaa from early mom till dewy eve on the ambient April air. Sorely spring has at last come to stop. Oar State Line correspondent speaks very sensibly about county qaesttoas. We agree with him exactly. A man may have his ideas, but he should always be subservient to the will of the majority in conserving the best interests of al! concern-d. That has alwavs been our policy and al ways will be. We hav® at heart the good of all the people of the county. Editor McCutchen to lamenting the Iras of s fine bicycle. While in At lanta Monday be purchased a coati* high grade wheel, but it turns out tbat it had been the property of Mr. Clifton Anderson, and had been stol en from him only a few days ago. Mr. McCutchen will go to Atlanta to day, and wil! assist Mr Anderson in prosecuting the thief. All the irons of Hearl county's handsome new iron bridge have been erected, and its graceful form is now connected from bank to bank across the Chattahoochee. The approaches and flooring will be Laid in a few days more, and the west and east sides of the river will again be linked by bars of steel. The worry of ferry creating to now ooly a question of a very few davs. WANTED —30.080 pounds of dry bones. ts. Hogansville Dime Store. A large majority of the grand jury were from the west side of the river. Their report shows how the west side feels about the new courthouse. We knew from the start they had not thoagfat senously of the foolish sng gestioe of changing the county site. Ret that matter is settled now, and aa pnXriutic cihaeM we can all go to work to fly pt*Msx4ike from the ashes. That is becoming of good cit iaraa. WANTED—2O.OOO pounds of dry bones. t£ Hoporriße Dim Stare. 'ni— ■»■«-.■«■ i in i II MOMfaKMpw vQNOnKkb9MwHw» yMfca fawd Am— pt* aM— A hfishd aCßanaW satftosmiraa Henau a new eoorthonar will be a It will he aa bower to the coonty. aad a use ament tu the memory of the board of eommfatuoess lung as- , ter their bears are blenching in bon ored graven. ■, The grand jury pat the ball of en-! । terpriae ia motion ia their present ments, published elsewhere, and on j Tuesday their suggestions ripened in- ( to happy caimtnatioa in the meeting , of the board. , The plan accepted by the board , waa one submitted by Messrs. . Brace and Morgan, archiSscta, of At- । lacto, and will be as urged by Tn j News axp Basses. A eombina- । tiow stone and brick structure of mod- । era design. While its estimated coat , will not exceed fifteen thousand dot- ■ tera, it wilt be one of the handaaasest - temples of justice in the state, and ‘ none can exsel it in point of eonven ‘ient arrangement. The first door will contain office? for aS the officers with tire proof rooww for ordinary's and clerk's rec ords. while the around floor will serve for court room, with lobby sod cou saltation room at east front, grand jury room back of judge's stand on the west with connecting door to so licitors office, and two rooms fur ure of traverse janes. A tall cluck tow-, '■ er and observatory will also adorn the earn fruat The board stndled al I plans cloee i>“ d mast have the credit of mak- ' 1 ; ing a wise selection. Years of study . ooald not have coacei red a mure con - venient or handsomer model. Wren completed, the county will be proud ‘tsfd, and will not b? grudge the amount of ita cost. Prof. A. F. Daniel closed his school i at Simpeoc Friday evening last with ’i a gold medal contest. It was an inter esting occasion, and a fitting culmi . nanon of his excellent spring ses ssion’s work. Prof. Daniel has bailt up a fine school nt Simpson, and the t , recitanooa of his pupils showed that '' they were intelligent and well trained. The gold medal was won by Miss '; Bessie Tctnlin, with honorable men ' ■ lion of Mias Edna Taylor, who pash ’; ed the fair winner eiaaely tor the handsome medal. H hrOtTcxm. Ihwim'kXi' BkKm and ir-MtrrakX 1 tevenotwrites is mm| ttee.l thought L«ss& te?asd«aw | agms. A* yw ail know x >, bitter to every bw«s?C Oor grand-j father, J. J. Moore, after spending j sever*! weeks with as and Uncle Hen iry Moore’s family, has returned to • Georgia. He travelled over some portions of Bell county and seemed to ‘ like well? although he experienced a , little of the mnd. bad wind, and bad water. We had ho rain during the winter, thongh we are having some rain this spring. And 1 will explain up the water question. When we • have no rain here in months the creeks and wells and springs go dry.; so we hare to get water out of such weds as don’t go dry and tanks that are made for the purpose of catching water when it rains for use in dry weather. We ha»e some few we! Is and springs that never go dry. I pre sume if yea want a correct statement of Texas yon can get it by consulting grandpa. The trains run in a quarter of us, we can see it run into Bartlett, a besotiful little town three miles south of u* sit naled on the line of Widiam son and Bell counties. We live in Bell. But 1 will try to give some farm and gar ten dot* Papa has a very fine farm, and baa his land m fine fix for making a crop. Hu corn was six , inches high on tne 36th alt-, bat the freeze bit it dowa. The tali awta were killed tn February, bat spring oats look very fine. Some of o«ir little garden plants stood the frees*. We have bad some very cold weather since Xma. but despite all of this the pas tares are greea with grass, and the cattle are looking fine. t I thruk there is some fruit Left to sharpen oar teeth. We dou't hare any applet in this country. Weil, I went ro Killeen some time back. It a a beautiful town about 37 miles west of ux I was accompanied by three of my cousins, Mattie. Ely and Tom Moore, so you may well guess our trip was one of pleasure. We enjoyed rambling on the nigh mountairs very much as our home j ' dh the prairie. We will gv fishing when school is out. I guess I had better dore for fear thia finds its way into the waste bas- 1 ket. Mollis E. Moose. J Now is the time to have your job . work done. New stock of stationery bought low guarantees bottom pnaes. Write ss what you waat ts w am tw. TMffi And Persons Who In tend to Teach Sehool in Geor^a. We invite yowr attention teoor spe cial Oder. Wo have a regular coarse in which ■ we prepare persoM for the active da- I ties of school tenehera. This eoaire embraces all the sub jeeta taught in oar public schools of ■ to-day and we guarantee to every per son holding our ccrtific3£p*p which will show that the bolder has com-1 Dieted the tewebera course, alieewce of first grade, which may be obtained at the next regular examination of pub- . lie school teachers taking place after the conferring of our certificates. > A good student of moderate educa» J ■ tsoo may reasonably expect to conr»' piece our teacher’s course in from four ’ to five school months. For further iufe-matton address | L. L. Habgkavk, Principal F. C. I. er.ani S»GE. The fruit crop is completely killed throagh this seedoa. We were glad to see so many new j correspondents in your last issue. Mrs. A. H. S. Thompson has been quite ill, but is better at this writing. There was quite an interesting mu sical enter^usment at Mr. W. P. s Thomson s Friday night last. Mr. Coleman M-xwe aad lady, of Pleasant Hill, spent Sunday with the family of Mm Sopnira Hawk. Mr. T. A. King, of Bowdon, was in cor community last week, tuning | organs and working on sewing ma chines. Some of our farmers are talking of planting eotton seed in a few days. We think the people of this section should plane no cotton seed before the loth or 15th inst A. H. T. TAX NOTICE. — I will visit the following places on dates meutinned to receive tax valua tions for IfiM: i Cooksville. Thursday. April 12tb, from 10 a. tn. to 4 p». m. Corinth, Friday. April 13th. from lsaa.hSp ex j Enon Grose, Satt^ay, April 14th, froua 8 a. m. tn 3 jfL to ■. Tmm- ihaaKtair. Apr.! UteteaS^ ■twite •„< t r • State Liar, FriJ*y April > iroei Btol2a. sr lies ver from i;, to 5 p. «u Liberty, Saturday, April 21st, from -8 a. m. to 2 p. m. Rockala Friday, April 27th, from 9 x m. to 4 p. m. Biackankle, Saturday, April 28th, from 9 x tn. to 3 p. tn. At Franklin all public days. Will visit Glenn, Houston, Owensbyville on second ro^n t S. E. Elit, B. T. R. Buy Kone but Gen nine. 3,000 Merchants sell Hawkes' Snectac lex 2,000 of them bandied other Spectacles without success, Showing the great popularity of HAWKES' GLASSES over all oth ers. His Optical Plant and Factory is one of the most complete in U. & E»tabiHbe< 23 Tear* 4g«, They cannot be bonght at yrwresadnsce , as they are not supplied to peddlers at any . । Every I*air Warranted. — ns are Titled u ‘n e by F.tu C. O ft. C«m am. Ga., J E En^ Anl. X^w^a-a. 8.-zcr A C. E^asr:>. A. K- HAWKES, Manufacturing Optician. , IX Whitehall St, Atlanta. Ga BICYCLE S —FOB— ALL AGES, : SEXES, tai Porkrtbookto. ILX'/W. 9Mb Bacers |l». 3Mb Read Wbeeia flUte. 3b inch Pneumatic gtr ALL THE ABOVE NEW 36 inch Pneamatics second hand, 825. W. =• lid Tire safetiw *15.08. Ordinanen I' 35 W. Pneumatic Tires pot on solid Tire safe ties $30.09. List and catalogue free. Ksrowr Cwrz Co., st-LTUKMo. i wn f)MRF WIMT ’FWF WIST fl IRrm OISPI • IRroW » wImM . wwllftlilJf But we de wot iThur Share of the Peoples’ Trade, and we are going to have it if Hur dealing, pdito sttotiea and dose prices will give it to us. SPRING IS And so are we with tie prettiest line of Spring Goods ever seen in Franklin. Our line cowrists of New Style Prints* Ginghams. Linens. Hamburgs, Buntings. Mulls, Nainsooks Tultons Challies, yh mnnnrn, ts ft' hurt wf have no time to write nn ntlrcrthcmvrt We w ant the people to come in, and see for thrtmadh’Tito ftk’ # S. O- & 00., J RBiEEBS OT LOT PUCES. Hurth Side Court Sguare, FRANKLIM, GA. It cratiuoes to rain. Mr. H. L. Harris and son vfand LaGrange last week. Hurrah for Judge 3. W. Harris. He is the man for n natre Mr. Jun Brown sad nater, Mias Lilia, visited Caioa Grove fanfay last. Mr. J. S. Kirk is still wry fable, bat we hope at the Mxt vrfaag he will be better. Mr. W. A. Harris has a calf right- Wen months old which gives one gal lon of milk a day. MisaMofae Pittman, after xa ab sence of some time, returned home Saudav last, accompanied by Mr. Martin Pittman, of Alabama. The fruit is a gone gosling with na. We think the wheat ■ cooaiierably Samaged, but is now sprowfag oak Oats are damaged very bsd^. We don’t expect to quarrel about where to build the euerthoMre like t some of the correspondents. Any where will suit m, bed wa fafat that Franklin is the propw plaeer Several of oar faraKrs lm< oora up ’ last week, bot it is z iwn^Aow, aad frikrasr nen * omta* ninM, SrCcy wre ore phmtfag cuth* «te< sis they tiioQ <fad it <^l Legal AdrertiMlMa^ B.itetg«f ChmtEate p KO9GU. Hear<C«irtr ’• JL>tice »hn«*rg>'M*'aftr Mb far the erection of a errerteoae as FviwhTin, Heard eooaSy, Georte, will he reeatvad till twelve o’eioek mTawwe s«h. ISM. The building to bare two itorin me tha. walla <->f the fin* story tn be of HaarTx>«*ry giaa ite, the reraaiadci of bvidtWr I the rif to ‘ be covered with slate: the h* J Sweto be of marble or granite. Cfflee wmw to be on the first floor and with cost '^ry and »- licito/s recon no stain. ' anplete and minute apectficati aa of the pn>paae>t bail>!inc prepare! by Brace A Korean, ar rhiteeto, of Atlanta, Ga., are pen S v m spectirm in the o@ee of the ordinary -jt Hoard roonty Sud building to be com iefad by the firs’ day of Ma.” h. ItSkl, an : to be paid tor on the Syat dsy of March, I"M. Cooknct rato wb> m are iwarded ‘he wort w.B first be rejured to give boa t in doable the aim unt of the bad with tw< reaal ami sol vent -ecuntiee St the ftdthf tl perf- nsMUx e of the evatrai-t, and Io ndemmfy the county of Heard for any -vtnages ocm sauced by a fauure to |sr m the same *iu.in the prescribed time. The r»mnty furnishes the rock and haw • that are m the «ite of the forvaer <” ertteowee the cxmty reserves the right h reject any sad all bids By rier of the B ard of C«■ iwtsoorws of Heard in hws, Apr.! 3rd. Id&t Rowr G. C*us Cterit • uaty Crtatiaa &r Duxaman. GEORGIA. Heard C< 'l3ty.—Wlierean. J W Danie!, wimir -tntor of toe os tateof laic T T itapkins. feeanned. teptto sente to the court in hia petition duly ttiad and ewtered >n reeold, that be has folly adminwtr re! said eetate Ihia in therefore to ">te all peraoaa concern—l. kincre! ami creiitors, to show entree, if any they can. whv wud administrator sh«~«id not be dis charged fr he h« admin ustrate n. am! re ceive letters of diasainsiim nthefirat Mue dav m Jane. lt®k This March *. I”U4. G. A. Cwars, Ordinary. Tsar’s harvest GKORSIA, Heard C icty. To al! whom it may eomrera: Elizabeth Adana, arid- wof ki» n Ad ame. having applied for a rears support, and the appraisers havinr filed their return including t schedule of the pp-perty and am- unt of money set apa_t by them, cita tj. n » hereby ttotted re, tiring all pereonn new med to sb-w cause why said a|>plica □on for twelve month's • ipp-rt -hould not be granted on the first Monday in May neat. Given under my hand and official sgnanre, this April 4th. 1d94 G A. Cn un, Ordinary Letters far Afausadrata*. GEORGIA. Heart €' awty To all wh en it nmy cwucenr W. D. Zachrr baring ia pt”per form ap I plied to me for permanent letters of mimm etratioa on the estate-J L. H Zachry. late ; of mid county, this is to 'tte ass and smgn ■ar the creditors and next of kin cf L. H. Zarbry to be and appear at my office with in the time allowed by law and show cause, if any they can, why "penna Jeni admin is tratio* should no* be granted to W. D Zachry on L. H. Zacnry * nt«te. Witness my hand and officaU wirnurnre. this April 3rd ISM. G. A Ctoaus. Ordinary. Btf kX juaUcw’a court aammoueew ja*C printed nt tb« X»we jots office. All kind* of prinuug done Co order a&d cs hbset uclke. ) I r- I I ffbfvi • MM: Effii" : BCTi . fuaxklinga Scmoq opens Sept. 4, WM, and closes first Wedn.-sday in June, 1894. I The fol tow tag year's work will not be experimental. The institution has pwoed that stage. The success and patronage enjoyed last year assures ; the principal of coDtinued success. . We ask patrowage from ail sections of - Heard county. ♦ TWI STANDARD. ; ►> X ■" how a • O < ( | DURANG’S : IRheumatic Remedy L ■<■*«=« h. mowum for “ f—S ' ' f iwlnas ttw MKwlwd —Cy iur , • Es er st raps-■ ► Asm. FWNMken rad rwiMWa 1 b, , i BWWIy T^l—hir Ml* bwlllilb rp fn—^b ■ ■ faUMt. &anvriWib«»auw < > ‘ Mra W «ws toUw a «r Ox , > X.n1.1 tor IW. anUgm. Or»R«eriß-' > |MM wot Fmw W KaO. XJdH— BmA Mhb^k taNh Cl • ! : : tS«lSfcw<,WasM3!j«akic J . ' 1 n—Wb Etwr F4W. w th* be* on ’ ‘ ' ' w«U. Tarr art wita ki «w sulu. ' »' J [ esaa a«» rax sex. or • MSX3 raa st f ; , roa aa^a st nwan , k ♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦•♦©♦OhWWWWOhhOW > low BEADY! >' We are now ready, with uew shop arid the very Le»t facil- • ities, touo the publie’x Blacksmithing! Satisfaction raaranteed ia every particular. ' Scientific Shoeing by an expert will be a specialty. Give us a rail at oer new shop, aad have your woYk done promptly and right. j Repairing and Piunt’ng a ^pt-cialry. i * Z 3. ID. ’TTT’ilaor^ l Franklin. Ga. COHSBCIAL HOUSE, ATLANTA, GA -i Bates f L‘JO per day. On Lojd street adjoining Markham. TaUee : the beet the market aift-rda. M **als Zocta. Ix>iging 25cta. Mbs. M. E. Smith, Proprietor. ! . BURKHAirrs r Vegetable Compound. ■ Guaranteed cure for Kidu-y and Liver Troubles, Rheumatism. 1 nak Complaints, and all Blwd Disorders. Ko Cure, Ko Pay. ' The best recommendation of thw - wonderful remedy conies from tb<* 'who use it. Many cures aruuud '. Glenn, Gx Sold by R. B. Mmty, Texas. Ga. , 8. G. Carter A Go,. Franklin. Ga. 1 W T Cr < ke«. Rocfcaso, Ga. W. A Lapown, Frokoa, Ga. ’ C. L. HEARN. General Azrat, : Glenn. Ga. j : I t Job Printing. REAL : POWER Advertising, but in backing all bargains with THE FUETS MO FIGURES That Makes Them Bargains. The real power Nin the price and quality. Our spring stock is arriving every day, and the prices we quote are simply unapproachable. If yoa can’t believe us. come see for yourself; that Is the way to test the validity of bargains. Come to see us, ami we guarantee to save you money. "V oiira for JBaavgains, PASCHAL BROS. STUDEBAKER : WiGUS E. G. KRAMER, CaxicLltax^ : : G-eoxgria. CACTfCN^-If • 4«fal*r W. D«ngte« Mfaxea at fa rodeW primm. ar lk<» haa tltom wttbaort nawe maaxpvU ma brattod*. Alaa Own aa a fraaA W. L. Douglas S 3 SHOE TH£ C WCRU>. W I- DOCGL XS - / • • Axu g. a • etoc* «tc- -x-ts ra « ' w-r X art / - Jwr »ve 1 -i I— ’ H, r. .. I I ~ '■ 1 -»e a..1 pri « - the ’mM’oov. w h intoeti - r..ue. - : ci- .saruiw cf ar.3«a< v t * ; > v*ir ihcx. Oc-.cta who t? c • e jf W D*«i<in Sb**"» gxin euv 'r-e-’. w n '"ic.- «to irac^ca? " th* in '-ih- ir ft. * . r --I . TSrw to 3<r*rd V r«d t 3 iw* pr-. \ «r<t "if . - t^b CIS «»»« r*o:w v' - K » «* -t> • erjse«i ? v-ivv". W- L- t*l~V», IL-wktun, Mxra. b*..d S o < AUTEIi £ i t? . kric«ihr,Gß. H. + MADDEN G Wnne» '.<■ GRAVE STONES m b»:U Gr%i tn-i M tHtle. Giaaite « ■ sb* iag iu ai b e. PRUES LOWER TUH EVER. K"*p ciw»i»a ly <>n u iad grta'ls pvl •Ja ■! « fin.- *• martUc. LV-tign* furairirai t<* aoy vn«l work Mosey -iue wben tewly lo be UaaleJ to its destiwatioe. OH <.a u». al Phi R ck o» toilrew, me al. m-ki.-.Ga. U HWOSb IkMri* not lie in FOK SALE BY p.p.p. CURES ALL SKIN ■ ANO BLDOODISEASES. t*!?*s>‘lfam» emlvrse P !* P fau fafiptaodiif cooi.Ma«u<m. <a«i rr^wrthfa it with «r^a^ aati»f>«'ti‘. n P r th# cure* of fall forms fin ! fita^va nt Primary. S*e*>n<lfary and Tertifary ' p p. p. Cures rheumatism.* »rph£l», RbenttMit.ME’. C.eer» and rioraa. Glnu.ular *w«illu«w, Rheum ALUtn. Ha tan a. *H<l • nrvoic t*lo r» that have r*fa4#f'xl fa* trwatmaut. <'»tfa t». P P. P. S*'n toseaaew. r-i-uja. rnr>Ma *«&*••♦ t-mpAIaU. Vtervnilai roiaoa.Tacur, -Kra-U Heed. etc., ete. r !• I .!»• tome.snUaaeyrtoyev F P. P. Cures scrofulA. ap;w..ixer. bnilllr< ap tit* ay*t*m ra^MAiy. Laib awhc^, are pot»ma4 saw! wt>oi« etocd ’• In an ins para'-rwMfttow. tnw P.P.P. kS. to menstrfati ImKu^mMfa ana rraewiariy benelKfal h* ’be wor.der*’: femxy<MfafaW sing pr’ipertlwa of? P P . PTttJny AMiw Fnge Root ami P ,i*wittin. p. p. p. Cures dyspepsia. LIFPKAI HOS., Prrartotora hnuauraewk Boag on Bloraararaee mUM Ora >ewrari**v rerawna O* tanM tr.ubarawliy wrvwMora temU'ra tin <«« « . »IM be rei»e»eU by raba, SrrarM** />-«m Bittm. onra toa—id; M.'roT«.