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Liver Ills
Uke biliousness, dyspepsia, headache, eonsti
stomach, indigestion are promptly
pured by Hood s Pills. They do their work
Hood’s
easily and thoroughly. ■ ■ ■
Best after dinner pills. ntf HBI fk
£5 cents. All druggist*. B Ilia
The nnK l i.m C ‘ *' Hoo,, * Co s" r-O'veii.Mass.
The only Pill to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla.
tel Happenings
Items of interest to ‘'Fie?
State” People—Our
Sick. Vnitons. Etc=
B B Williim fmujr’y of this
county, cut. now. a pr unineiil eiti
*eu of Oglethi rpe, has announced
bimfcelf a candidate for lepvesens
tatiye. Mr. Williams has many
fiiemis here who would be glad to
see him elected
It T Fittard, one of Wiutirville’s
leading ci(iziii3 Iris announced
his candidacy for Tax Ilmeiver of
Clarke county, Mr. Ft lard has
host of friends in this county who
would be glad to see him elec
ted.
C M Witcher, who o ice repre
•ented senatorial district in
the Senate, from Oglethorpe coun
ty, has again nnn< tin ;ed himself a
candidate for thq same. Mr*
Witcher is well known by the -peo
p'e of Madison county, and will be
acceptable to her, as Oglethorpe’s
So far lie has no op
position.
R .T Synvl's annovmcos for rcp-
Ffiitniite in tliisis.-u;. Mr. Sorrells
Ins h*eti Lin t rtol with !lu< Interest
of Madison county all liis life, nnd.
if elected will endeavor to have a
law p Me l iim lung the .term of
oti re's, Read 'his ajihotinceine.iit
elsßwiicle. • *
for refect ion-to the office of Cdni
ty Treasurer will rm found in th is
isa >. Mr. Long lias made tlie
tfouniy a good officer and on his
record lie stands, and asks the p >o
p e for an end ;rs3ment.
’ln till * is* le .fa?. P Cork aft
n lUioo -s a candidate for the offleir of
Tax Collect if and asks tin support
of flie pe.pfe. it, look is well
known and has alwaysbeen lor tlie
boon ft r the Lett interest of lira
county lie has many strong friends
i n tee scanty who will give hint
thsir r uil supp rt and if e’ecte 1 will
make th; co miy a go and oTi;;r .
R sad his annoiimeme-.it •
and M Kidd and H B Mattox wie
in Lsxi gloii this week. Capt, Kidd
went in the mleie&t of his patent
bed r prin g.
The young jsecplo \vxua> enter*
t.anined sit Dr r*nd Mrs Atkissons
with a raiid ow party on List i
Wednesday rrght - Stephen O Kel
ley wa.l a warded the first p i:o for
tha bast sowing and ,our D< vi!,
Mark Gholston Mm second prize
. for the w irst.
Miss Sasic Roy Ho t "f Franklin
Springs is visiting her sisUr
Mrs I F Whit;.
Another fishing party from here
t'ii; week.
Dor.t doubc it; the time ha* come
when merit wins, and that is v.hr
people exchange old piari os, organs
and sewing machines or bry new
ones at Conways’ Music House
Athens. It’s money to you.
Nin.'ty } er cent- of all the peo 'le
need to take a cosrg® of llood*
Sarsaparilla at this seasuu to pre
vent that run-do-* condition of
the system which invites diseasse.
Public Address,
Dr. II II Caflton, of Athens,
will address the people
of Madison county
on Saturday the 25th; ir.st at 3
o'clock p m and at Corner that night
at Bo’J ick. Tl cpahli? areinvitel
aad ate requ??l<*<l. to attend.
A bailiff from Athens was here
summoiling witnesses for the male
vs Hack Black for murder
b T Paiuiour an invirance agent
of New York wash eie this week.
'AV were ghsd to see W B L-iehr
editor of the Comer Enterprise
hen? on last Wednesday.
W lien you go to Athens and want
15 aggie A Wagons. IfariieKs; call on
A P Dialing and T G HadawavT,
Clayton Streil. v/ >-
Richard Huline of Athens was
visiting his si .ter , Mr* R II Kim.?*
brew here this \v*ek.
Priaid-ng Elder King preached
soma able BPrmons here and urine
quarterly mooting,
Mrs. Jack Neiems ail dijd on
last hr id ay W UU typhoid fever,
S(1 " il! be buried at Zidon church
Franklin county, to-m uv>w.
Mrs. Susie Stephens, of S.hv.by
county, lexas, vho was a sister to
t e first*wife of J C Owenv, died on
the 10th iost. Mys'Stephens, was
the fourth one of the family to ditT
this way, Mrs Owens having drops
pf and dead,
T 1 e little tln’d of Mr. and Mrs
M J O’Kclley died on last Sunday
with weasels, and was buj-i >d liere
on Monday, Elder W D ’Chandler.
officiating. All of Mr O'Kelley's
fumily have weasels, and all have
recovered except this one—the
younger child. Everything that
loyiagJiands could do was done.to
relieve it of its suffering, but to
no avail. It‘ soul lies taken its i
flight to the bosom of the Fathf t. |
who gave it, where its sufferings j
and its troubles ended. Weep
parents for your babe is at li st.
El sew here will be found the an
nouncement of J S Mc’C urdy tor
Treasurer. vßig Jim’ as he is famil
iarly known ha * a host if friends
who would l;e glad to see him
iiominited. tlfead his announce
ment.
Picnic
Memorial Day Picnic at th* Gaove
£-' : \ " •' ; ' ■’V'' ■ '>
Memorial Day Picnic at Dan
ielsville ou MONDAY, April 27th.’
Arrangements linYe IlsTen ■mado
by. the ytiuug people to have a day
of genuine pleasure and the elder
ones are earnestly as' ecl to attend
ad help/nakethe day a success,
E VKEY-bo ly invited mid every
body expected to come aid bring
a well filled .basket.
COMMITTEE
FOR YO'JNQ TREES.
Coal Agile* Malic a:i Luvllont Mulch.
Suwd'i.t Can 1I U e j.
Question H.—Will coal aehes heaped
• cp about sis inches nroninl yoimg iipplo
trees, injure the Iran in anyway? Is
froah sav.-dujt a good male a for young
frrut tree j?
Answer 3.-— Coal ashes make an ex
cellent mulch for young fruit tro33, and
you can pile them around your youngf
apple trees with perfect safety. Saw
dust can be used to advantage as a
mulch, provided it is not worked into
the soil. Hard wood saw dust is prefer
able to that from pine.— fctato Agricul
tural Department.
A MAN’S!f $ 6.50 fit
OUR 1896 SPRING LEADER / | \
Guaranteed to be made from Imported All Wool, Black I. W pa
cr Blue Worsted Corded Cheviot, made in latest style, ft ojec 'LiJ?
lined with imported Farmer Satin, trimmed and % <ljC7
finished in the best of Custom Tailor manner. *Mj\ \
You cannot duplicate It in your town for $15.00, Ip / \1
The same eroods made <• mn BOYS’ KNEE ** mm / E \
for YOU I hS, 13 to Kjj PANTS SUITS, *4 7k /
19 years VttfV 4 to 15 years, B
* S Hcel for l>ants - For Bipys. send apres-jj-jf
B WE PAY EXPRESS CHARGES |
refund money ! sfletl * |
RFMFMRFR y° u buy direct from one of the larga6t wholesale manu- w
RcnciiDca facturers a full Suit,-COAT, VEST and PANTS, for Vi
$6.50, made to order. If you order a suit, your friends wiil want one like it
OUR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE, containing: large variety of equally
cheap suits, MAILED FREE* Send , money at otir risk oy Draft on
New York, Money or Express Order, or Registered Letter,
E.ROSENBIJRGER & C0.“0a.?2“* New York City f
ENGLISH AS SHE IS WROTE.
Annual ?.ale. now on. Don’t go
elsewhere to be cheated. Come ill
here.
A bid v wauls to. sell her put no,
as she is gait g abroad m a short
iron fra v.e.
F rni.-h and apartments suitable
for gent ft men with folrhi gdoors.
Want-id. n room by two gentle
men about 80 feet long ai.d 20fee?
broad.
L st n collie dog by a man < n
Saturday answering to Jim with a
brass collar arouncKhis neck and a
muz ale. '
Wanted, by a n*peeU'>le s i ),
her p ts=a 'e to N*w York, wiling
to take care of children and a good
snflor.
For sale—a pianoforte, the prop
erty of a musican with curved leys.
Lost, near Highgate archway, an
umbrella bfdonging to a gout! cm an
with a bent rib and a bone iiarid e
To be.disposed of, a 4nall phae
lin, the.property of a gentleman
with a movable head piece as good
as new. "
\
Mr Brown, furrier, begs to an
nounces that lie will make up gowns
capes etc., for ladies out of their
wn skin. .
A boy wanted who can open a
onn of -waters with a refeiencol
Bulldog for sale, will eat any
thing, very fond of children. .A
Wanted —an organizer and a bow
Ap blow the same.
| Wanted —a boy ‘to be partly
outside and partly behind th§
counter. ,
M
Wanted for the summer a cottage
for a unall family with good drain
age. yl
SIBOO.OO
r fIVEN AWAY TO INVENTORS
Slij/yoo cvcrvtiK*ntn given away to any omiwho ap,
ptics through us for the most aviritorious patent durui|
the- moiith precl ig.
We aecuro the best patents for our clients*
and the object of this offer is to encourage inventors ta
track *.f t!;eir bright ideas. A t the same timo w
wish to impress upon the public tlie fact that ■<..
IT'S THE SIMPLE, TRIVIAL INVENTION*,
THAT YIELD FORTUNES, j
''teh as the “or-vri* .tow V which can be castfy slid usn
Knd down without breaking the passenger's tacky
. * Msa
thy one can find a ./ay of improving; end simp*
aventions .ire the onto that bring largest ref to thef
uitor. Try to think of something to invent. {
rr IS NOT SO HARD AS IT SEEMp I
Patents l.tUen out through us receive special notice
the *' Rational Recorder" published at Washington, \
D. C., which is th© best newspaper published in Arneaa !
ir. the ir.Utop.ts of invent'ns. We furnish a ycar'-o subt i
scripriouTb thfsjvumph free of cost, to allour
; W c also advertise, free of cost, the
which wins our $l5O prize, and hundred Qf rixctjaandf;
I ct copies of the, r ‘Nttional Rccorrier ‘ rontaiping a
xkctch, of tbcwinner, and a description v his inventumy;
wiil be scatlired thjumghom the L'niia! glares ainpng
; capita!:su and; bringing to thil
Fttemion the ir'erits of the invent on.
Ail oommutiicfttiona regarded strictly confxdcnUah
1 AdJicis
JOHN WKDDERBURN & CO.,
SoHdtcn o 9 American aad Foreign Patent*,
6?8 jp St reet, N. W., •
Sox 385. .Washington, D. C,
X' Rc/arenat . .. ft kit paper, W-Me/owm
TO p'Ji£S
Ia A j fr ß MtoWl th* MM
rrof. W. B. heta, whe
ft ia a es B poinitj o.
S dobi > trete<l mn<t cat.
“ b Sj ed more eases than oar
B ja livinsr Physician; bis
[J h H success is astonishing.
-M, W e have heard of cases
of so yssra' standing
het
t’.e of hia absolute euro, free te say sufferers
-rho may sond their P. O. and Express addresa.
We r.ivlee or.y one wishing a oure to addrea
grof.W. a. gJEgKL, g. a., 4 Cedar St- Hew T Si
Great sales prove the great
merit of Hood’s SuCSffparilla.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla sells because it
accomplishes GREAT CURES.
■ Ml IS 1 Fill IS BtIB 41
IMwlson
SAIIII
lowers
1 This Week.
I Dress goods
■0 ?ales will be missed in
Ki. this Department
i 160 importeq tlrass patterns, tlie
- \ creations. No two alike,
Api y/.;’place the entire line on
life..' Monday at a reduction of
25 Cents
In every dollar.
This means 120 Patterns for sls,
This menus sl6 Pattern for $ll.BO. ’
tlus moans *l2 50 Patterns for *9
87‘ This means $lO Patterns for
$7 50. This means $7 60 Patterns
to *5.68.
Th.ii means $5 Patterns
Her $8.75. 100 Dress I’atterns wool
[nlixed fcotch Cheviots at $1.00;
considered cheep at $2.
2ocfoiFancy Dress Goods worth 40
89c for Fnmn Dress Goods worth
50c. 18c for Fancy Djess Goods
worth 256. 40c for wool Glidviots,
H yards wide, wbelh 75c.
SHOWING nil new thi|<gs in
I Dress Triniings. ,* '
j 25c for Fancy Dress Good* worth
I 800 fer Fancy Dress Goods wortn j
' *
A ?; l8c for Fancy Dress Goods worth
| y 49c for Funcy Dress Ooods worth
p,SHOWING all new things in
Dle-’S Trimmings.
felOc far wool chalhc*. sells 1 el*e
jwher. at 15c.
T ’ 150 for very wide cliallies: sells
85c for all wool french chnlies:
nevea sold lor less than 6Cc.
j: BLACK GOODS.
We are showing all the new and
pop dar things in plain and fancies
idlk, wool mixtures mohair inixti
iiree, bsillianteens, siciiliatis and
ci’a-prons from 25c to $2.50 nor
yard.
EVENING DRESS GOODS
100 pieces nil grades single and
doubl* width clmllfee, battiste,
albatross, to raise’lien riel ta, serges,
lunedowna and fa; ette cloths -
All go this week nt 25 percent foss
than lonner prices.
Silks.
All go this week at 25 percent
less than former prices.
100 lovely waist patterns for
this weesk, sale, no two alike.
We are showing all the new things
in Persian silks at popular prices.
Showing Pluck silks and satins.
Showing Evening silks nod
i ati s.
60c for b)ack India, wjrtii 75c,
75c for b'ack India, w’th SI.OO
DAVISON & LOWE.
Shirt Waists
260. 50c. 65c.'85c. *l. 11.25
$1,501
Embroideries:
1,000 yards narrow,medium and
wide edgings; slightly soiled. They
go on Monday at half value.
Laces.
~, / •
Showing butter and Ihren colors
iu vuls and orientals, for dress
trimmings and collaretts.
Showing lace points for collaretts
GOOE VALUES IN
Nbtipns,
’ f;
Tooth brushes, combs and lmir
brushes, hair fraaments, buckle*
and pelt*, side yomhs, pnrses, shop
ping bags, white and guilt bplti,
feather stitohed braids, belt pins
shirt waist setts, neck wear Windsor
ties, toilot soaps, perfumes, bay
rum, amouia and toilet ,waters’
fans, gloves, mitts, handkerchoifs,
hosiery and ribbons.
New things in veilings.
When you want up-to-date
notions go to
DAVISON & LOWE’S.
Underwear
6o for ribbed vest, 10c value.
10c for ribbed vest 15c value.
15c for bleached vest, 25c value.
250 for pleached vest, 850 value
-35c for bleached vest, 50c value.
We hove ju t received a choice
line of infant’s and children’s caps
and bonnets. Call early and make
selection.
Baby Caps,
sailor haps .
New lot just recived: 26c, 50c,
75c, $, $1.50 and $2.
NEW lotcliilbren’s school sailors
Good Values,
This week in mattings, tugs,
lace curtains, crisntass rugs, Jap
anese druggists, w ndow shades,
figured swis*curtains and and aperies.
This department is up tosto datc.
Prices modorate
Buoterick’s patterns and pubaiea
tions.
Cotton goods
for shirting print*.
for shirting prints—remnant*
B||c for remnants dimity,
5o for yard, wide eeaissand worth
Bc' ,
8} c for figured aawns.eo quasity •
6o for Risk fl ush *erge chocks,
worth life.
7o for perca*e remnants, the 124
quasity.
6 • for yard-wide bseaching, the
7c quiuity.
84 for colt*n adss, tlie xuals
lly-
84 for o v *viotts. the 124 <l>mßity.
7ofor feu* ginghanul, the 12|
quality. *
White goods bargains I
Towel 1 bargains!
£
5 cases new coti
ton dress goods,
JUST OPENED. AH the new
things: s*’ Bc, 10c, 124 c, 15c,
and 26c.
/ Lawns, baltlste, liusns, organ*
di*B, evening and strebt rtiades at
I)AVISO & LOWE’S.
T uUerick,s patterns.
specials
Good hand sope lc par cake.
Good vacalino 4c bottle.
Butter milk sorp 8c per csk*
Crystola belter than sopoiia, So
p r cake.
Good hair pains lc p*r paper,
Photo frame*, leather covered,
15c, worth 26c.
l’holo frames’ leather covered,
25c worth 50c,
Scheel hose life.
Children,* wiucsorties and bows
25e.
shirt waist setts 26c.
Go and pins 5c a paper.
School handkerchiefs sc.
60c for good corsets,
10c fire screens.
Umbrellas.
Silk umbrellas with dresden
handles, 06c: can t bs matched at
*l-25.
•1 25 silk umbrelles, worth $1 75
* 25 for school umbrellas.
Butterick’s patterns,