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About The Ashburn advance. (Ashburn, Ga.) 18??-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1899)
Professional Cards. B.B. White, Attorney and Counseler at Law ■ Betts building, Ashburn, Ga. Mercantile and Real Estate gation Receive Special and Vigorous Attention In all Courts, State and Federal. T. W. TISON, rhysiqan and Druggist. Treats Chronic Diseases. Terms Reasonable. Patronage Solicited Kl( < li icily brought into requisition Office iu the O. K. Drug Store. FRANK PA UK, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Poulan, Ga. DR. W. TURNER, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. A8HHUKN, - - - GEORGIA, jfjdf*Plume, Residence No. 4; Of¬ fice No. 41. J. A. COM EH , Attorney at Law, Asuncr.N, Georgia. Wilt practice in all the Courts, Stats and Federal. Telephone connection with Cor- dele, Vienna and intermediate points, No. . DIU T. H. THRASHER, Physician aud Surgeon, Asiiburn, Georgia. General Practice Solicited. Offio« k i the Christian Building. 0. E. WALKER, ■physician and Surgeon, Sycamore, -:- Georgia. GEO. W. COOPER, DENTIST, Ashburn, Georgia. . Oflioo, Room No. t, Betts Building. Dr. J. F. Gardner, physician and Surgeon Asiirurv, . Georgia. W. T. WILLIAMS, Attorney at Law. Land and Collections. Georgia. A. J. DAVIS, Attorney nt Law, Asnntnsw, -t- Georgia. Roal Estate and Collection! Prompt ntteution to all business placed in our bauds. No healthy person need fezz zi. y dangerous consequences from an attnefc of la grippe if properly treated, It. is much the same as a severe cold and requires precisely i he same treatment. Remain quietly at home and take Cham- berlain’s Cough Remedy as di~ rected for a severe cold and a prompt and complete recovery is euro to follow. For sale by W. A. Murray. git il5\j iV-'i 1 ©saMsar© OF C«S3U1 A . ;:ro &MLWM 5. 001)'^ m r 11. Geffrey has just returned from New York where he bought a line of Spring tind Slimmer Goods . He carefully selected —-—THE LATEST STYLES JLiz r> COLORS. Dress Goods. Our line of Dress Goods is Complete, embracing all kitias and styles, with trimmings to match. We have the prettyest line of Silks we have ev¬ er brought here, of the latest patterns. The ladies are ’specially invited to come and inspect oui dress goods. If the goods could only talk, they would call everybody, but as they can not talk, we will make the prices talk for them. We bought these goods reasonable and will sell them according to prices we paid. We handle everything that is to be found at a first-class Store. A fine lot of furniturer-pnces right. RQpjqefnqteP 11 --\a pi&c Se, J Y<s>.l tredy, A'* jtaffVBT & H©© 33 A dditio nal Locals. Mr. S. 1*. Hudson is at home from Cuthbert. for a few days. Mrs. S. B. Hudson returned home yesterday from an extended visit to relatives in Sparks. The Douglas Breeze produces this evidently inspired by an old bachelor: “Whatsoever a man sewotii, that will lie easily rip.” Rev. Sumlin filled the pulpit at the Methodist chuVcli Sunday, during the absence of Rev. J. C. Flanders who was on a visit to his old home. Phil Everett lias been doing much to improve the appearance of his Drug Store and well he has succeeded, The manner in which lie arranged the screens about the soda fount is worthy of commenda¬ tion. Messrs. Palmer Hardware Co., continue to do an extensive busi¬ ness through this section, as n re¬ sult of fair dealing with each and every customer, Their stock is complete and they always give satisfaction. Herbert Mullins Dead. Mr. Herbert Mullins, who has been quite ill at the Pinnix House for about two weeks died yester¬ day afternoon, of typhoid pneu- motna. lle had been a resident of Ashburn about t wo years, and through his honesty and integrity had won a place in the hearts of all who knew him. He was a Christian young man, and had been Secretary and Treasurer of the Baptist Sunday - school for sometime. In his death Ashburn looses one of her best young men and his every acquaintance foals that a friend has departed. His relatives have the sympathy of every citizen in their bereave nient. The funeral services will tike place at the Baptist church this morning at 0:30.J Gents Furnishings. We will say a few words about our Men s Youth’s and Children’s Clothing. Our line is complete in every respect. Our Children’s Suits are in 3 pieces, consisting of Sailor-collar Coat, Fancy Vest and Pants. A “beaut” for a Boy. We ask everybody to come, as we have so many new things than we can mention. We doubtless have just what you want. A “barber’s bill” lias been in- traduced in the Tennessee Legis- lature by Representative Hanson, of Shelby, and will in all proba¬ bility be adopted. It provides for a State board of examiners, whose duty it shall be to examine and license barbers. This examina- tion will include cleanliness, com¬ petency ahd sobriety. The bar¬ ber’s bill idea is not a bad one, by any means, and some similar leg- islation would prove vastly bene- ficial down here in Georgia. Card of Thanks. I wish to thank all those who assisted in saving my gin from destruction by tire. I highly ap¬ preciate their kindness, and shall strive to repay them in some man¬ ner. Very truly, J. C. Durham. Notice. City tax returns should have been made before the 1st. inst. Make returns to the undersigned a4 once and save extra charges. N. McArthur, - Clerk and Treasurer. We do job work. SCHOOLS IN CUBA AND ELSEWHERE. Prof. J. F. Draughon, who cently visited Cuba with a view of investigating the outlook establishing a school in Ifavanna, Cuba, next fall, on his return ited Savannah, Georgia, where arranged to open a well eqaipped Business College June 15th. Prof, Draughon now has flour- ishin business'colleges located in Nashville, Tenn., Galveston, Texarkana, Texas. These colleges have superior courses of instruc¬ tions, and special facilities securing positions. See Prof. Draughon’s ad. elsewhere in issue.—Spcial rates will be given ail who enter either of his soou. j£ WE DO JOB WORK. _q 0 Walkers for good beef, —Fish Fridays and Saturdays at Walkers. —Best beef 8 cents per pound at Walters. _Silver thimbles 25 cents at Whidby’s. —Ice old beef 5 to 8 cents per P ou ” d “t VV alkers - —Walker has some nice fresh sausage, just made. —Gold filled watches, Waltham or Elgin, $10.00 at Whidbys. —9 ounce case watch Waltham movement $10 at Whidby’s —You can get this paper and the twice-a-week Atlanta Journal to¬ one year $1.50, the regular price of the Journal alone. Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy can always be depended upon and pleasant and safe to take. Sold by W. A. Murray. —Hypnotism taught by mail.— Large lesson free, Address, with four cents to pay postage, S. J. Page, Secretary Southern School of Hypnotism, Double Springs, AD. —I)o you want to learn Hypno¬ tism? to cure diseases? to intlu- ence others? If you do, address, with 4 cents to pay postage, S. J. Page, Sect. Southern School of Hypnotism, Double springs, Ala. —The world is awakening to the wonderful revelations of Hypno¬ tism. Every one should learn it? Certainly. Then send your ad¬ dress, with four cents to pay post¬ age, to S. J. Page, Sect. Southern School of Hypnotism, Double Springs, Ala. NOTICE OF DISOLUTIOX. The law partnership of White and Comer has been mutually dissolved. Both members will continue to wind up affairs of late Arm. This April 8th 1S99. B, B, WHITE, J COMER. Church Dir METHODISTPro Sunday at 11:00a. m. a Prayer meeting every 7:00 p m. Sunday s C Epworth League meets ot 7:30 p m.; notice the program and place of BAPTISTPreach* omt and Fourth Sunda and 7:00 p m. P.l ayer i days at 7 pm. Sunda. a m. Young Peoples Sunday at 3 p m.; noti for program. Legal Advei SHERIFF'S SJ GEORGIA—Worth county: the Will lx; sold before coi Isabella. Ga., to the highest during the legal hours of sail day in May 1899, the foilowin East half of lot of land No trict of said county, also 2 lc Sumner, Ga., known as the A levied on as the property of to satisfy a tax fifa issued by of Worth connty. Also at the same time and ] It acres of lot of land No. 390 : of Worth county, levied on a Martha Brooks, .to satisfy a t the Tax Collector of said Slat Also at the same time and j lot of land No. 885 containing less, lying and being in the 7tt county Ga. levied on as the \ Glover, Agt. Heirs William >t tax fifa issued by the Tax t Stare and county. Also at the same time and 100 acres of lot of land No. 320 of Worth county Ga. levied i ty of Barney Hall, to satisfy a the Tax Collector of Worth c Also at the same time and ] 90 acres of lot of land No. 31i lot of land No. 201 all lying an district of Worth connty Ga.i the property of J. G. McPhai Clarity, to satisfy a tax fifa i Collector of Worth count v G This the5th day of April Sheril IS* H. S. STORY. NOTICE TO BRIDGI5 I Sealed bids will be receive! the undersigned until l'i m. < day in May 1899, for the purp bridge across Daniels Creek o Sycamore road at Clements C to be t« hundred and twenty and specifications can be sep Builder to give bond for 1 bridge for seven years. Ires reject any and ail bids. j BARB J__i JL THE CITY BARB HAIR-DRESSING—d SHAVING—quick an RAZORS—put notice. in ajoofj welcome. You will always recej R. D. LAW, Pro LIVERY SALE STA Teams are swift an good condition. Now and drivers who are n go. Ready any hoi provisions for travel weather. STORY BROS. ASIIBURN,- GE< 6 t I have just recover second attaet of la g year,” says Mr. Jas. A lisher of the Leader, M “In the latter case I t berlain,s Cough Rem< think with consideral only being in bed a two days against ten gej d former attach The I am satisfied __..ia equally as bad as the fi the use of this remedy' f go to oed in about witlyR si^ being ‘struck’ was/hie the first case I to business about &° df getting ‘down.’ ’ F oi W. A, Murray,
