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■OMER, GA„ NOV. IS, 1*95
Sivannah Press: Wiion a news
paper doesn't like a legislative bill
they dub it a Savannah bill
Some if tbe paper* in the State <1 n
consider Savammti i•> Georgia at n
TFe Georgia University bo s op?
to turn their attention from foot b
to books and they will *hen, we dm
say, liear victory an their banners.-
Georgia Cracker.
The average American citizen
a gentlemen, says Thom;**. 1C K *
and if he is differ- Pat and ff m tho
an is of his fell- vr-ciiizens h* ; apt
to be a man of brain*.
New York Mercury; The H n.
H. VV. O.Tlarn, ef Georgia, may d*>
die hi; py. 11 is word, “tmnllvi*o*t< -
has !>**n accepted by good author,
as a proper English *or !t
pem* m the Standard Dietim
and ifi'defined < <n<*o “a polite
pestiferous fellow."
Phil'idelpbi". Times; A -ripp <
girl in New York a few days st >
win cte t.hc lrd ” of Mailbo ‘- 1
*
", * f* : ‘ <• •• l' 4 t" O
stamps •* worth,
lirej s-i ;rr by V’j troxv
tho Duke, a check from the Duchess,
.j bo. of rose*, and some wedding
Cake. This is a true story. It comes
straight, and can ha depended upon
TlieUhi'.i. were not ver, small.
Once when th * liquor do tier* mml
the issue w ill Mr O! 9 ':<*. i
Ia r' \vr f * Co*- 'ed t■' e*
bee.-tiis*! of the large r v *...
the" pi ; '■ the G .verument, Mr. Gla ■
Hts-ne raid t *' tit lenten, don’t w.-
r : ■ ,i.| '!*'•> ab-iut the reven - >
f.ite we 50/!hf',' -'’>--r
mid Wft’ii hye -.- --tin*- -* l * - l
surpluc ’’
‘Tin 1 sU'-cessfii! on.” sail M
GruTt-liar, ■ is by i " means keipfu
hiriwdf 'in-. II helps t great b
of other tn-opl as well I'he-e i-'
iV Lea'll,, v.'l'its pn<*i.;lic, m '
reltr.il so -c netful ;n in whopi ex
pie -1 ,■it'• •r i tb* mw <l*i a' ' g
in others, and personal contact with
such a man is an active sti'.n 'ant and
direct aid to slice***. Ho nvvnksn
in us non ntrciigtli and arouse* am
bit on lie winds us up ands ’ts and
atsuag-c !,*. S*o to it, my frit nd
that you don’t run down.
\lfAVn;.' R.nur.U trustworthy Kentlemon o^ 4
\\ t-Mv-*. im .<•! i- if r ct4ihli'h(*'l
relta’nh’ h i .Si lar, >:*• at 1 . S?i u y
IKWitln: lvv'm<‘ rfer-."mil nolf-R-Mivt-mml
fct-uuijjc le • '*’ >o ri> i Coinjutiy Third
FloorO'tihA HI l r, rhh’M :r>, 111.
Domestic Virtues.
Max O'Re!!, in tlic North American
Review, apeaks of the peculiar virtue*
of the French women nk wive*. It is
an interestin'; phaßO of French liles
anil confirms the usually accepted idea
of the French people, flo says :
“Her constant um is tc be interest _
jn-y to lie.r husband. Sbc mulliplisi
liersrlf. In turn she is his friend - -, his
confidante, his partner ia business, his
chum. She is forever changing her
appearand. For instates, v.ni wi j
seldom *< e a French married woman
wear her liair in the same way 1 tiger
than three or four weeks. Site know
that love feeds on trifles, on illusion,
on auggcstion. She know* that when
a man loves hi* wife a ro* in h*r
hair, anew frock, a bonnet different.
]y trimmed, will revive in him the
very emotion that he felt when it*
held her in las arms for the first time
She also knew* that the very best
dishes may aoniettir.es become *i
jf si wars served with *be s i-e
*‘She undei tan l t < feme ■>
gree the poetry of matrimony I h.-iv
neard noane&v uiatiimoy kills poet> v
The fools! Thera is n© poetry ouisidi
of it. And the poetrv hss all th
more chance to live long in Fiend:
matrimonial life because our *• dd n?
ceremojiy is not. as n Ilnplaiut th
end of courtship, but onlp t! e begin.
King ot it. In France, whi n you ar
married to your wife, you have to w.n
her. noil the process i* vij r p's iskii'-
! 1 V' often told my Englis'i friend--
that if in their >*• ry there wer
not sr> niltiT Hiss- indulged in !*• b v e
the - - di.-.g - • • and
it O . . : 1 . . S' e
tv so attrai V •*•? TVc.i;;m • r. fear
u eof lie; fa - • vs th/it site h.s
been ? -tte t a-d ' -• and "
v\7ANTKI Sc. rra! ‘r-e s >r:liT e.l-1,1.1. ■
It nr l.i 'it ’“: raw-' in l ;.-nr,:i? -.,re-\i , ''i-'
re!i*hle house..S:darv *7Boanilev-en-es . Sum \
ik‘ lui Enclose reference and seif s Un— - 1
, fltr r.uted envelop. The lvomiuton Comuauj
jfcj.d floor, Omaha Ej Ig, Chicago, 111.
MR. NESBITT’S
MONTHLY TALK.
The Cortirrrssloncr's Letter to
the Farmer’s of Georgia.
IMTORTAKT MATTERS DISCUSSED,
W> frcsr.nt Condition of tl.f, Cott.'id'UlnrV
fl r■ * Strong I lltislr* t lira of tin. Wisdom
of V,k!nf on I'fi. h liu-m H.tmo Sr. p
p’ Im Th *. I, *ho MoatK of IXottnding
t'p 111 rrw Work.
A<nrunfnnut, Diepartxrxt.
Atuufta, Oa.. Doo. j, hjoj.
a Hi* wisdom of Waking on
wv!. ftmn abundant h->ne supplies for
fctfctly rrs and sf.irdt, could hare no
iitiwigsr Ilinttration than the present j
condition of the cotton market. Th*>
omp is exceptionally short and nil prn
4tnet and all expectation would point to
stiff prices, notwithstanding which the
market. is wavering nnd at times pan
ifior. Tho fr,rnicr, who hnr poor Iron
and ether bids nwnitinff payment and
wishc to retlic Ida *feiits and the
Now Tsar with ail old mores wiped out,
ts eotr ’rf'llod tohw his hard c.iruo 1 cot
ton go, no matter what the condition
oft! • market. Judgment nudealcr.la.
M -n ct i have no pert in his pda ns for
disponing of hin crop. When tbe oral
itjr prcsii-a, the payment mast come,
and thus he is at tl.e meicy of apornhi
t*.ra ar.d eouAAia! ion*, when It is his
IWyllc|.*o Ac.f +h uld bo l.ie aim to be
prscficslly )ndr. adc*t of bopi. Qom
yajsgTely *pe-king tkp per cent of
t.- ••#.. -who fii.d theramires in Ktiis
biunper*d wmdittoß i Bmafl. Until the
put few year* the *tflf (Utitrinc farm*
were the em-ep#oei, t.ot today the ir t
i'Htr of Ueorgi* farmers hare well
a i>d t arn* and store houses and cat tle
tv a p-iiA* rs fattening for the slnuehtor.
L’'.irii'f: the past few weeks 1 have o.si
verwed with funucis from the various
•cecFuts of the *totc, and the cl most
a-■tv-'n.-ji testhnony ia flint u blcssin','
tyy- dewewideil on "basket uinl sl<rn.”
iftit strap?*' to ralitfe, alfhough fbr-ir
pros*;.* arj*'action fc ilwo to l-heir con
servattre jioiioy rm this home supply
question, I note *yivj;>w*p of n ccmfeni
plated lnp-se into the old and oft proven
tciptoks of an immense area in cotton
and a ncceasury curtailment of tho acre
age. devoted to homo supplies. Fro a
tin* port i ! ihKervHti n, which my ollt
rial p-siti-.ii nffie-d# me, I can r.oc mue
pi*, air perhaps than the matt, whose
Vistco b bounded by the limits of his
oV.u tho utter follv R)id suicidal
e/o -ct of such a policy. \Ve would have
t.-- word* enortjfh to fondethn
the -. '.mi, win, ntteu i eiiiK nurscrl hack
t. htudth end strength, r.hnuld delituir
•tely plunge a knife into hi* lienrt nnd
let or.t the life Wood. And yet that
invest the Rgri'-ulfiircl snip! G which
S'CrvrgiH fiu inert are t k y con
templating. Our cotton crop is t'ho big
sricry or our system ri trade nnd coyn
rr.erce—kept in healthy condition, iti
iiiftecm-o in sent thr .hbing through
every every avenue of bnsiness—it given
life to every smaller industry; all draw
srjtoraneo from its Ktrong pnlsntions.
But to jeiforro these impoltunt fuun
♦lonp ft requires to be supp rteil by tho
swbaidloi y i sti-"’. of h'-m-i industries,
.homo, supplies. Withdraw these
amt out whole agricultural system col
lapse. Would that 1 cmlil tied w- )-.'ls
slr .ng etKingh to bring this tact fully
toi!> i cnpiehetiKiini of every farmer
tn the state: At tho risk of being eou
sidnred tirssi.mo, I would again ut-jro
that each mini in p.htnuiu'* for mi tlior
s car, rounder first this quasii n ef
hi-.n* i 'ipplics. Lay off ample .• n-e for
every foci crop, and thou or- red in nil
the cotton which can bot! u*-uglily
prepuml for nnd cnltivated. It is con
ceded thnt lcdneed eor.t if proilueti .u -
is the level- i-u which the profital.-ie I
mnV.tvr of cnl ton depends, while thn
farmer can eicreise eery little direct
Influence on tho market, tho control of
th r*wt- r.f production is iinmetlintely
in his power. If ho can by well con
sidered plans of preparation fertiliza
tion and cultivation, tho use of labor
saviriy mnehinery, and carvful economy
in :tjl smaller details, produce more cot
ton an a smaller area, at less cost, ho
Kse mastered the sis-ietof success—mid
to oco.es mt vict r. Otherwise that
Is if-tho c at. of production nun'.- near
tiro selMpg price, the fanner has simply
spent Hs time and labor ciul money to
fui-mah employment to tlio horde of
ovetm tiuycrs, brokers, warehouse and
n nimission men. lailn ads anil manu
fltnMie-.-s, who fatten on the “pick
ti'i'S,” which they pet from his hard
ero-nod bales, while lie settles his fer
tthfi-r and ether bills mid carries his
empty wagon homo, "a sadder, if not
* wiser man.”
I w old also sua-srost to those farmers
w' i m-r eousidevint? the mlvisal4Uty of
planting largely in cotton another year,
that the unsettled eondlfion of fofeigu
pcwrs may piccipitate * Bm-opean
wi>rt any time, which would deal a
very severe blow to our cotton lodcitrr,
in ttie event of a foreign war. food
(toffs w.-uld rise ruraitir. and ti the
man, who had injvsiieioualy curtailed
h' provision or y-s in order to fiso
evito u. the disaster vr-wflii full with
©ovi :*• fivnse, hie cotton would he almost
woi-t''>**, and th* pcoviaiou#, which ha
would b Cimapeliod to buy, would coal
hiiu perk up* do Utile and Well!* their
original vain*.
MKCFMBKH
te ti e mouth for rounding up th- farm
w vl ; (f the year. It is prnc.ticnl!y nut
if .ill w rising uvn.th on account of tho
Ohn t-.oiiß nolidityu which icterveno.
IHwV.e --Tory honest working man
i ■■ntiihx! to enjoy, ss farce possible,!
1 Cos. m--.nl cl. sr which that so:,- in usu
s*iv hnnss.'xw* cjiun-t :V id to dev, t •
tlc whole nr atfi to festivity and thus
Nttt. "’y relax fie* steady icsoip'.iiie
which should charaeterir.c the manage
mor.t of every farm.
- xwnsoriox rou sto k.
If t—: vision has met already been
made <i - the protection and comfort ot
ftok. tiiis e’l-; uld i. t be longer noc
k-led, that ti. • severe "r id niapf,”
■v! ;c} v we nsuidly have in January and
F " ; ;ry •••ay :• t find them at tlie
im-if v r :' e \v c-ii o.*T.
.- - tTi - . ..KB !Mi TMENTB.
Ti t • s amt i:u"l ••ti". is sh nhl
>• ’ ■ :-i put nui.t-r s'-c.icr,
~ * oy o vs in v<o •*. ■ ut
w ■ tvaa.it be Ucue, waau ihey
r.-o t rvt Vi order T- 1 , thoss
1> ■-s • y lepai-M i' ltil P. inch if
. v.-i'ik ivv-v-s i ,i. \vi,*'.i t* • t-sola
n'c ■ : od [..• in-:-:p,{i:i-s c. is t i put
o.r,..'Va: .. decu ..a-.\ aatagu.
t.CEK
si : • 1 V la ks ‘ r r tf'.‘ a!! hr-; :s TC'-ih'-
r.. . - , \*c . i)C,i. -s sl.e' ti-hn- . -,i is-.'.ve
i , ;at*) in. A • i it unity
i.'.i.s in',; i. s may to iu:. .'.•:,1 a.
t: 1 rc ; A .* rutirig if t;:i- i- fyno. IV
•■ certain cm mci m <v:£m c-i-ij.
■ re thati th? tv, ;aye fjfi:nc-,is
i> sscsses, it is well to • the
.ii.es of a c iiipctent man A •: > tXe
| fcot-ft, MtKrv.isie me farmer may And
! fl/At the result of his untaught efforts
! may cost him more than the price he
I has to pay to get the linei correctly laid
i off. The system of terracing is based
I on well studied and correct agricultural
science, and should !." adopted in till
the J‘hiii country” • f the s aifh.wherev
i er piaclicablc. In the fomwfry build
ing at the (.’.lUmi States and Interna
tional exp ear: there is an illustra
tion of *h' piir.cj; lie of this system
and its cflTor! m ear worn and gullied
hillsides which i! - .uld he well for
'Tory fan.- r t • 'ndy. It is there
shown how l>y car-,\tl. systematic and
p rmat-nt elf >rt, ev<-a the “old red hills
< f < ieorgia" may lie again covered with
verdtir, and many “wasteplaced.” here- ,
t if ore given over U the destractire pr
t-'in of winds and fi k ~Is, reclaimed and
eventually made t j contribute their
s! are to the ■ eneral ugiicultural pros
perity of the stats.
• tk:-: cojrporr kbap
is another imp ,riant item of farm eeon
oit‘T, which can L* liuwio ali.t :-f inson
sihiy to contribute t > onr agricultural
prosperity. JJy a fyrteniatic raving of
Biticli of the ial, whi-h is often
" - fed by even intelligent farmers, we
ran at nominal expense return to the
soil much of that which is taken from
it in the diffet-e ' pothered crops. All
vepof.il ] 1 and animal arcumuhtti ;:s
an mud the ban.: and stable*, the fowl
houses, fencecoi oei *, the woodpile, even
the rslio,.". ajul si ,p : from the houses, and
the leave;-, whr h ) often a r, ' uiroil.-f. •
In un: lv . around our ii ■ v. ! -
lings, may h<> considered ho iau -h ready
material from u'h-di we form coin
posnds of e,[ual value with auycom
inert il f>vttJ it-er tint wo buy al such
heavy os pent; . In the pier Cat condi
tion of our agrictilturo wo cannot c’Ls
enrtl c luiinereinl fertilizers. Wo must
frill H-iv (si the : 1 . judiciously used,
they contribute hug.-iv to cur success.
Otlt mistake lias I that we have
depended too entirely on fl.es*, aftdeen
signed to nseh-yi iotu-rivity to* rich
of
■ .Eg
--fll
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w|
■
Br
raptip.-
r
in.ileriall
■
so an red ul
M
dampen
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mix
pBE |
v Hr* ~~£’ v*’
■ ip
are two iH
by ntl-'.ii^^H
oporati,
save the fc.-d, wlii- h, ftf!• *i- a proper
stage is readied, i-, only so nine!, \v.i*te,
anil, r.s a rnle, meat wliic.i can tie kilind
in December cure : -.uu- h Lctinr than
t'.iat put up later m.
pi. .iwixa.
Fields wbh'h a" c- vered with n mas:
of vegetable i --v th shontil he turned
mirier ass i ii as p ssil in onh-rti
give the intiss m n-.- tini" lo (’.tH-en.piisc.
])■■ not tic-'i under t >o deeply, the dec,ty
tviU take place ni.u-c rnpidly near tha
anvfnen. T'herrt it:-* on an av rngn many
more brigh* wi vai-'g days in Tjocomlxir
than in Ji.i-tr.iry or February, which i:
another ic.i.-- m w!:y (lie \v. r’. sir ukl
not lie delayed. K the blowing ir- I. be
done in a i-i.rcll-ld, when f!.• * fcdi’m
und corn have 1 c m puded aud thn bare
stalks h't sficiili.; r:en> i: oil--ar,ai h
dihienlty in coniplelcly c c. ring tic
stalks. They rerimiu partly on the sur
face, and he "iui-> - c.;i!v imj.crf.'.-tly
d* cave i, the i> -r.etit < f any i iant food
they tcay crni.du is 1 ?t t > the au-: (-ced
ing crop. Tlu-ee iii-csmice is als -a hin
drance to thorough an l ne-it '.V )k, A-.
long as avc c .ip in ii" the p es. :.t >i,.;a of
gntliezing cur i.- -ii. and fir; nim;
the f -ddiT fr-’in i" stalks thi dad of'
will he or ■■■nut •; 1. and until we -t o
on sunn ia vo ce'ii iiiiic.il plan of car
ing the still!; entire wo ma t c- nsidor j
the host nvr’.i ah; < f yeltimp fh --e stalks
in c , 'i’d.ti )'i. n -t only tnbeno.Ut ]i,it to
inter'oiv as little ns pnssihln with tn<
cultivation of the crop which f.;’i - ,
A fpasl plan, which hasih*i*:i su<t,
iy trii'd, is tn sclivt a tr slv neiu
ing and ran a ly-avv il-le rso roller over
the fl-M. T'no si.:! 1 ;; i : iag britt\>, \\ 11
break i ff m iv easily, iital the voier ir
passing over them lint nnly t', ires them
into th,' ground, bn* f!i - heavy pressure
flattens and in- nks them apart in such
a way as to give f: -or entnac. ! iun i:-
tvi-o and tr ■ t. two po\yrf';tl agenl.s in
breaki i;; duo. i t!>c;r s-tnvt:tn>
Ik T. Xi s'-.ut,
C mmissicuor.
QrrsHON 2—l send yu a species
of grass 'Towing on my farm. ; i.• ic
nro quit" t. ..-,• . f if, „.„i ; , v . nid like to
know \vh:t if is? I*i<kens c maty.
\n-v.••■; ; —The gra-s is what isco’n
meniy ca ,>d tr’pr. oitiji'v Ovah-grc
(Vanieam pcolirc: am) It is c. -a • .th
bvauchinp- j-va-s. r. l Aunual. v. i k. og o
pr coarse stems frem two fv fire lo*
high, but. seldom growing v\ t It .
in st commonly fi-niid ci damp rich
s -ila, c c .v-ially along tha Imuks at wa
ter ivnrccs. i"' ; : gr.i ai. f.e
firali.i cuili.o I'd fl"!ds, gr,.v. in ; ;
with tlme.co ia: inch- •. ad. ;
tim sf rtua:g a cctisidorab’c' jxut i t
t'U* . / fr- u damn, h ttom and.-
While ~i's 'in v..- c ::i this way. ; can
iK-t hi* wmsidered u goud grass fur ma
fUiia
Corn
is a vigorous feeder and re
sponds well to liberal fertiliza
tion. On corn lands the yield
increases and the soil improves
if properly treated with fer
tilizers containing not under
7% actual
Potash.
A trial of this plan costs but
little and is sure to lead to
profitable culture.
Our pamphlets are not advertising 1 circulars boom
ing special fertilirers, but are practical works, contain
ing latest researches on the subject of fertilization, and
mxt really helpful to farmers. They are tent free for
tU asking.
GERMAN KALI WORKS,
P3 Nwsau St., New York*
Nervous
People ihould realize that the only
tae end permanent cure for their
condition in to bo found in having
Pure Oiood
Eecause the faesUh of every arafj
tiß3ue of the bodv opoa the
parity of the Wood. The whole world
knows the standard blood purifier La
PLil /g&h
h & CP 9
Sarsaparilla
And therefore it is the or.ly tree and
reliable raedlcino for nervous people.
It make* the blood pore end healthy,
and thus cares nervousness, makes
the nerves firm and strong, gives sweet
iloep, mental vigor, a good appetite,
perfect digestion. It does all this, and
cures Scrofula, Eczema, or Sait Rheum
and all other blood diseases, because it
flakes
Pur© Blood
Resulls prove every word we have
said. Thousands of voluntary 1 ti
monials fuliy establish the lact that
f-food’s Sar,a -
SL M. pm llh>
. s\f, ure .. r'ures
to Get Hood s
<C I hare uaed Hood’s Sarsaparilla lot
Mrvoaanexs <tnll am in beffer hea] h
than for linn. SAH-* n 13.
LTLEa, Whlu Bluff, Bcuth Carolina.
onrti :;•] Kver 111:*., ennstipa
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A Woman’s Heart.
ONE DISEASE THAT BAFFLES THE
PHYSICIAN.
no Story of m TVoimui who InfTrred for
Sknr Years. KlowSktußii urnl.
(From the Xeu\irk, X. J., E\ t y. u\%)
Valvular disease of the l‘ear f has always
b rt -n vunsidereil incurable. The foilowi/ig
interview therefore, wi l iatorent the nudi
rai pr'i'.-yi : .i), since it deaortbes t!ie sucfi sh
ful iisSft of a uew treatment for thi.^
The piHiontia Mrs. (Jeo. Archer, of (’iifton,
K.J.. ami this publication bv the iVt.vs [%
the first mention mails of the case by
any ncw.4pap.Tr. All physicians consulted
pronoun ' 1 the patient suffering with * . 1-
vusat^tl) u e of Iho heart, and treated her
wi hout the slightest relief. Mrs. Archer
said: “ l couivl not walk across the floor;
neither could I go up stairs without-.copping
to let the da.□ in mr che-t and !elt arm
©ease. I frit an awful constriction about
suy arm and cheat m though I were tied
with rope*. Then there was r. terrible noiso
a; my r ght ear, iike the labored hroathin *
of some great a aim a!. J have often tunica
existing to see some creature st my side.
*' lout July." continued Mrs. Archer,“ 1
WA4 at Mass, visiting, and my
mother show-i me an account in the
*Sy;■!*.-/7 /r.t / t>.rr, telling of the won
d:*rfit' cures etl'ened by the use of Pr.
Wiihams' Pink Pills for Pal© Peoj.lc.
Xly mother urcod me to try tbe rills and
on N.'ember -sth last ] hoi.gl 1 a box
and be-rau taking them, and i have tak*'n
them ever sim-e, ei,*ept for u short in.
tervsl. The first box did not seem to
bcu.-ht ne. but I pcrsevcrul, cneoiiraced
t'7 the raqnests <rf my relatives. ,After he
aiiming or :he sec, r.d box, to hit wonder,
the noise ,u my right enr cease.! entirety. 1
kept r:-ht on and the distress flint I UM-ii to
fee. in my ehe t nod arm gr.-.dnnlty disap.
peered. The blood !:nsreturned to my face,
lips and ears, which were enttrelr devoid
ot color, ami I fee! well and stronc'apuin.
“civ sen, too, had been troubled with
pi-iriks snd 1 induced him to try the Dink
Fills, with great benefit. 1 fee! that every
body ought to know of my wonderful curs
and I b!es\ It 'd thnt I have found some
thing ih tt !: :* given me ttiis great relief.’*
Pr Vi':!l^sms , rink Pills are now given
t<> the public ss an unfailing blood builder
and nerve rcktorer. curing all firms ol
wy.’Vi'i-ii avising from .v watery condition
et the blood or shattered nervt s, two firuitful
causes of most every il! that flesh is heir to.
These piils are also a specific forth* trouble*
peculiar to females, such a- suppressions,
all firms of weakness, chronic constipation,
be*! ing down pains, etc., and in tlie c -e of
mm will give speedy relief and effect a per
manent cure in all cases arising from mental
woriv, overwork, or excesses of whatever
n-.-.-.e. Ihc pille are sold by all dealers,
or v-il! be sent pot paid on receipt of price.
•26 cv: 14 a box, or fl boxes for £>.3o - they
arc never so and in hulk, ov by the 100 ' by
addressing i>r. W ii!, ain s’ iieuieine Com
pany, Scheof ctady, N. Y,
1 . r f
"** aaaS 3vG VI- I?r% Ti l-gj
v f * ?? FsSks Footwear. *Tisevldentwe pfi
cfe froi >• ?r - . .
: . . • ' ■ ' ■ o-• ■ ■ eat.
g i * & •' ■* .in : *
VO BUY
THE i-trCILKT; HIGH ENOUGH TO PROVE
i I ! - •-*-•- !i T YOUR H J \*D INSIDE OF
Ol 1- SiIOGS.
” - WrLE.siT) FANCIES WILL BE SIR; !;..SED TO
.*> vV ; -ri *’ U) BUY OUR LITTLE GIANT SHOE
T 81.00 PI-R PAIIM
F M.L • VEVEI: WERE SO CHARMING 'ND TrtK
- I'YI.ISH <■• *OIS NEVER WERE S(>
5 < >xv n i l2l o i •:.
but von will ii dice fsev ilen’l diffar much a* (• qnalitj, aid wka
we -ay I-i” E ' r FA 1.1 CAPE-*. They ill a<*re- If you w-ll dig t in our ft<H-.k *f
* ' Vl\ 5 > POTTERY,
■’* '• : 1 ii! . . .vorih tbo lr. I’t-vre are somethin;,** that roa *.ji, a*
> -r . ,’■;'* fur *vSs6'£ 1> v <1 a i £*' X s*.
<1 - * Q \ S E JHj 4*o*
■ ly h fil X P |!|
Bif. ill L I L R y yi ijj B
Athens, - Georgia.
PIEDMONT AIR LINE.
©ON>a.N*SKl* *• BKM I K OF rAJsSIVOEa TK A 1 si,
Oct"hc,r *.. I-, ,I’rtily EJnii Daily
Iv 'lliiuta C;. T.il.u l„!ll J.-,,. TWO 4 3Pp 4 000
“ f lll,ll •t. T I r>i; . i| '.u *Si 000
cut pro*. ...... .. lu.-hj! U .-.Sal S2*p
‘ “ ‘ill* 7 Oi-
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lofi'oa j 315. ll! ts* 9HTp
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" 1 1 I 07;.2 • . 1 4ip
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* ' 'die. ..I . J s.-l ; 914,
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;■ “> ' ■ "*• ■ ' " and • 1 : I 17p
I i'i ■ ' '".| : I.' 0 ' S It'n .... '.. . 347 p
•• tiew York Si tMi j ... . 23p
| <"J 'Hi 111! 1 j I
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1 ■ i Esmi Daily
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l ' j * '.up S l-’n 3gp
U**'.iii n loil 10 4.. ! I l.i-1 j 4 .".3p
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" Dail.il Li. 5 AC-1 i.'ij. 6 CO-1 II 4('p
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lorutl a. .. i ... , 4 63.3a
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• “ ii,>vi!!e. ' ;tsi) 1 vj„ 3. up 7 2*, 9^40
" Hut r.l j I 9 07p 7 49*
“ hd.ii-r, a* ' 9 4lp 8 ll*
Ar .umn:a K. ’! 4 .v,pi loaip Si'!la
1 v > 1.-ma 1 'i 1 7\-,i.- 5 -jo* 9 Slip! S V>a lO 2CU
"A ' * ui. “1"' p. 111. M ’ noon. "N " nlghl.
N * 87 auJ 3* Wo-li'nsU'n ami aouthwcateni
V(tn uto-.l l.imitnl ilir, ah Pullman Steepen
Lantern Nan Ui:k .piul Nut grleaiu. via Wak
-lr:,-- . AtiaM*and M'lolgomery, aud also
|p eii New ’u. kiiuil Memphis, via U —hiogton,
AiiALwaand Ulrmiituhau. Inning Cara.
N •* 35*’ni 74 Ur.;tad S-atea Spat Mall. Pnllmau
lapping Can Uur.ea A llama, New Orleans aad
how Vera.
Nee. SI ar.d 32, Exponition Fiver, Through Pull
man Sleeper* lieiweeu New York and Auanta via
Wpahlncwu. On Tueadaye and Thursday* eon
neetlon n SI. t>a a *de from Richmond wkh No.
31, and on date* Puliinan Sl*eplng Car will
be operatvrl batween Rlrhmond and AUaala. Oa
Wedneadar* aod Ratnelaya connection froin AB
:*iit* lo Klohmond wlih Ihr'ugli aleeplng oaa
will be to leave Allan’.* by iruln No. 32.
Nos. Hand 11. Pullman Sleeping Car betweaa
Richmond, Danville and Greensboro.
W. A. TURK, 8. H. HARDWICK,
Gen’l Pass. Ag’f, Aas't Qen'l Pass. Ag't,
Wabhinoios, D. C. Atlanta, aa.
W. B. RYDER, Enperlntendent, Charlotte
N'outh Cabouna.
W. H. GREEN, J. M. CULP,
Gan t Supt., Treffle M'g’r,
WASHlSarferf, B. C. WASHLVBTOS, D. Q
fpolibiH
Who
AND- v-. 1 w
®FAHQA#iSf^AL£S
AT A
LIST
POOK DSGESTION leads to
■ nervousness, chronic dyspepsia and
great misery. The host remedy is
HOOD’S SARSA^AHSLLA.
liip on Tabuics: fceso liver ionic, i
spsETP m m
*nAjf 'i:,s */?
p Ist nnifi™ ■. 15 f
I,jj If| PII3 Ij- \nl je
by - hly w* u hLL
Is l-r .-i.ming the ‘‘talk of the tim-s.” if* a*. • \! wor ,j Wlll M , r _
- rin h:s srrtioti that thp II VN'DH ( O .,
Kunintwof North OwgU. LARGEST S ,'. i„ iUae part.
.Ml rvi-rv i.olfiiia vrnrtli Long-r i,cl‘.re Ti. - , ;l '
t V "' '° U IO kP V W thu w< - '• •" ' : • ' >"% -- doiln-a we- (b*
-<> 'ls now on our shelve* w.l j*., w (fi- j ju riij ; -
' •** to 'ore ami limk at our go. sis, r . - i| f - , ~.w !k „ . *
arc not CHEAP, then don’t bn>; than (a c . H?
otliiiiff.
n ; :iJf ' ' ’ t!i imv . ~-irl ii, • ,#•
' 1 **■ •!' '•"•vn. 1,0 ir r)
' ll * 1 *- ,{ *■ • vFrlx-(f>tr H-re ■>.,#• u frw:
Iftg so. -oii . v0.,1 -<.> i., wnrih #u
• i • . * I'.trh
6) niriin , >..*;try w*nrer i, -worth
♦ I it*© r*
' * ** ! u " ’ - lv > w.*rt: i :r
4 n-r-n *ni r ft ‘ey.y ! a cheviots, worth s.*.On
t i pni 1 ,- * 4 <.• each
l< ' ’ ’ ' v - Cim* *'’ I*. three worth
* h "* C:;* price *i;ooe*oh.
100, men* h: S (•Avrv,. vf p, T,M -\n,| I,T #wn
t hiachtii.4 >7 ">ogratis <price $4 C>o each. |
ttlstnkclA, Flanaels, K
a * jtne • r F lilank<*ts, :
'nr'N whi n are ttraceinp Attention j
x t.i hetvy i#,x4 Blankets worth
' 1 • I r t m price tT> rente
i’> l i red l lar.nH, all v col. worth 20c. yard-
Cm price lOe yard 1
pe -** re 1 twill Flu • all w,d 4 worth j
*• yard. (ntp*.-e 17 cents >*rd.
(ii-crvrins in a i, : n,lance, ;;©od Flour at $3.00 barrel, .S:tgur a
tbp wav down. Tinw.ire *t ulnut half what oiliers aak. 30UO sa *k 3 salt
whit *• *ick >, 4->c sack. R^.ntmb^r
We kvity All Kinds of Country Produce
It lew appears'iGiibiftil t, wlirtlirr *r not wp will he b!u to gus a
'•oiTn-t >:iitcivciit <>f the niiin ,-r of ]>B]i| wtio nttenil the Fxposilica, sve
.•ha• o,:- p!;in of gUMping t the following: We liavs pla.-eil a OlaM Jar
in i.ur store :ii'.,l t-lin! it with peas. New iou can see t’h Jar and gitsaa
fii :i::r J.eas it contains. All who Imre vueeaed at the Kiposiliou will
P ' ' s(? * 1 1 a!l ' ehanoe t heir L'ue>,s to this one. Contest uil elute ou I)*-
euihvi slli ::t ]_ !• .'in,•* iiimiu, m^4'g. ic .,4 W] i; ),* anaoancr.l and esah paid
■in:. 1 very t> • 1 i.iir.-lm-i' entitle* you to x *ue*t, aaU * 1> ebitst'a Dia
tionars free. We w:il p;) in ca-,l':
50 for the nearest correi-t guass.
715 for the sn-iie l nearest cerract guea*.
.> for the tliiid unrest c-.r.ect guesa.
5 for the fourth nearacatcorract guesa.
5 for fifth neaitst corraot guesa.
h fer the aiilli nearei.; corract guess,
for th* *crct!i nearest correct guess.
umm pip
iii Siii ii om 1 1 mt,
GAINESVILLE- OA.
FurnitureAAr%n r% ;:>ffins.
Iw It 1 1. ..t.'jctin o ihc irAtlt-that I * wilt larg
-. and 1 ted s of
on ■:< lg of il - uai '-nits, linisteads, —.u .t • tadtla, '-la.reea#*
fb'.i .r. 4, Sos, I.i'u* cs. Ro. keis, . ...-a, Fig jiaobiaea, Hull
Ra k*. Baby Carriages, (*i lla, etc.
I raiTv x fu'M line of Cuffina, Casket*, Rube*, aiboas, Glovus and Bom, f •
binia! purposes.
Ofline to see me.am! 1 will sell tod m CHKA.P m I could wn*. vm Mf
■ u*i ! { an de:©rmin©a to sell aa
CHEAP as theCH A PK9 T
H II miliX * * jT
il. JlmilAj" flu ii im u
* -n.. - . , - , s:
r■' r r; 4 . •
" 1 - * MOW
A.-lt, ( .• ... ;t
s J%
” ■* ■ : ‘ •' e -A-
L.v ; ■; :u,i ‘•’ ■ '*- —* v
' • ■*•••• ' * 4. ; , , 0
r '", ' --All -•••!♦- y„- 4 V 44.
•' •'* ■ "'•• •■ • >•* *S' • ...
{•■’*■ *n* v .r oo room to me*..:<> . > %
l~ - ' * l.v’c P a v i oo f|. Tdit*
; ■ !% : v :r. ‘ “* 4 ,■ • *>r.
■d) pa.: i i.iitijvns licmrn ~!© . ** . %.. i#
; . pair.Cnf pri<-* 4 **ir.
|:*m> ;air ( *■ t,s not-.o .nude k'rr* 2 ?a ! *#
H ’ '.C"t price * > cer.; j-.-ir.
• c bal S >th, 3* >*:•
* ! * i 1 w ••©. 4 a pair
' • k. • 1 i -uitoo !;<>•, et
1 '■ ' cte.a pair.
'• A ' ■ ' . but on Bm.
<u: p: ice A pair.
;©*> hoys l.oin-ma i broran*, 1-5 TAiae fll ih
i I'n |*ri'*v i> * n:s -air.
(I.H) j-Aiis r.i, n >nt made orojaos, t-1] raise
r 5 •' Cut j.riee $1 pair