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FINPENT, Of li. \V. KLY,
l'nq riotor. a
BCSINKSS D1UKH
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T. D.
Attorney at Law,
Lumpkin, - Georgia.
Oct. 3^-1 y
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WKLUIORN F.
Attorney at Law,
Lumpkin, Georgia.
Wilt practice in Stewart Com ly.
Special atAeiltmu giveu tocoilcctioLS
Lumpkin, Gu., May 5. 18S3.
E. G. SIMMONS
ATTOILMY AT LAW,
AM E III CUM, G.\.
Will pra -tire ill all the counties o
This Judicial Circuit, in the Knpri nn
Court of tbe State of Georgia,
in th« District Court of die Unite
Slates, and in nil other courts
spacial.cont rnct. jul\23-8l.
LLOMmN.VoLFSTKR.
Attorney at I.aw,
Cusseta, Georgia
Will practice in the Courts of
Chattahoochee Circuit and in Stew
art Superior Court.. Special atten
tion given to collections
Cusseta, Ga., May 5, 18 3.
W. W A. \ GRLGORA CBtfCORV ,
]’lIYSICl AN &
LumDkin LUmpKin, eorria eOI£ia.
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1 Prsrfieinff loCUUnS PSiyt.Srittlt« I I«JS*' SaUs^j
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I LUIVIrlvIN, 11 MPKIM - GEORGIA .
Office South Side Public Square
Oct20-Iy
J. A. TEOKN VON 7 JK.,
Practical Dentist,
LUMPKIN, Gi:ou<a\.
Will do all kinds of Deutnl
in a Dent and substantial manner.
Oct,23 Jr.
M. CORBETT,
DEALER IN
US, !
P3RFUM3E.Y, PINE SOAPS,
Fancy suid Toilet Articles.
Cvt.lG-ly
corbett
Mr COHBE i 1 ,
TjUMPKIN. -
Krrry Attention tliven to the
BARBER SHOP.
South-Wtjul of Public Square,
WILLIAM ABBOTT, Proprietor,
M. II. A W. H. GRIFFIS
—DEALKliS IX—
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xurnaaj »•»«•>.., i.
SiiES, WINES^ T03ACC0,
Splendid Billiard and Pool Tables
^arSorth Side Public Square.
LUMPKIN, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1883.
FIBS INSUBANCB,
~
e Insure dwellings,
your
Merehamlisi. Gin Houses, niirl
T oroj'erty. None but first class
represented. Batts low.
J. B. Richardson, Agent,
Sept.2*ih-1881-tf.
e. m. sheram;
M A V 01'AC TI I It Kit OP
i W' 4CUPN
Plow Stocks, Etc.
BLACLSMtTUINfl & WaUON REPAIRING
Oct 20 ly
A. H. SIMPSON,
JliT \ ..HU In
Groc8is,Sa?fiiiiifi
DhY SOGO^y SHOES, &Gj
CoSns. Banal Case?, Bedsteads,
Chairs E e.
\V. W. STOKES,
Dkaleb In
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1 JTICV
p CANNED AMlitn f*ntine ilODDS, rnBArnn TUBACCO,
Ciyurs mill Staple Dry floods,
0 , t K ly
F. B. GREGORY,
PDA Lb It IX
& FamiJy Uvorei
| LAMNED GDADS, 82 NF 2 GTI 0 H
ARiES, STAPLE DRY ROODS,
^Tobacco, Cigars, Knopf, Tinw.iick Etc
G et 20
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8 Ot U B ta -iai
DKaT.BH IX
^Family Groceries,
I'lfll 1 tfltlOl 1 Sllp|)l iC 8 ,
< OUntTlJ i/VOdnCC
Smith Side Public Square.
Luni| kin, Git. Jan. 1, 1883.
: No More
A'o SpSfefc Hew’;
Lf> m
ill 1 1 v 1 1 II GI j
i F ' YF S A r ' VF V
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ihore, I } ear and In- ,
flamed Hues
Prml,^ Long S.ghtedn.
Restart., g the Sight of the Old.
iCures Terr Drops,
Tnmors^Red and Producing Eyes, Quick Matted
Permanent Cnre. Also,
when used in v other mala 1
1,w * wu ' . h tti n dicers, „ Fiver ,, Sores,
T|)|li|)Wi Salt Rheum, Borns,
jwherover :I‘.LL'S SALVE inflammation exist,
may be u o ed t?o
wantage. Sold bv all Druggists
Hte_n«b_l_»83._
The Session of 1883 84 will open
on Monday, 10th of September.
■Principal earnestly solicits a libera 1
patronage from Lumpkin and Stew
lurt and adjoining counties. You
find a better school in
Georgia. Terms as
Board in good families at aatisfacto
jrv rates.
J. F. TATE, Principal.
Sept. 8if
1 00 DOLLARS A WiiEK
Wo can guarantee the above amount
1, aCtiVc ’ e11 "
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salaute
It Sells it&eif.
fel is used every day in the family. You
^.pportwiijy. It toTlTd c« 8 t« you only wuf one ciut
«
icur prcspeoius m it lull particulars
FREE!
fAnd we know b« veiny you will idea of. derive Our more
y-u
* ttB “ 'Uttnutiictunng company is such
we cmu ,«t afford... deceive. Write to us
rc^Tve luiV particulars U 11 Lbb l> <llD } UU
BUCKKYK Itl’F'G <70.
| Marion,
A Weekly Newspaper, Published ia the Political. Social and Agricultural Interests of Stewart County.
A Swindled Saint.
Tribune has Irrard of n tnisfor
.tune which has befallen one of
which is most pathetic
story runs that, in trying to
to his privileges l e besought
lady to accept a
of his heart and borne.
ft name which is in neb note<
Zion; lie holds a high position
the church and the State,
he pilrsileiJ 1)is wooing wit
assurance and confidence. After go
through the reasonable stages
maid' iily reserve and tiin
a'ter asking a reasonabi
uber of times if he was
love was grounded in bed-rock
loep enough to stand soliil
,11 the mutations (./ this trying
•vjild, the lady at last, uncondition
tilv snr;endero,t ; assured him
>,is fascinations were simply irresisti
against all the strength
susceptible heart, could
,,> r **'*'- but ,,,at ev, n
was a verions business ; that
(jCOih1 (>l . , hinl wifot evt :„ p ro t t
by their holy church, labored
bsa’vintages; that he must
hat, the law of Utah was a little ae
vere on married snintesses ;
<*, mMion prudence 1 dictated that bo
• >re midm-tuking «»U the
ies which even a fractional
nvolves, she should have her
it least secure. Then, in
f ines, meanwhile looking her
'st she described a house and h t
vhich just esaetlv filled the measure
f her eye, and told him that the day
ie brought her the recorded deed of
hat property she would become
v tlgar fraction of a wife. Then
mis stole round his neck, rnd
veen kisses she (xphiiuod that
vas not cue mere, nary thought i u
her heart ; she *as but doing
u« be-4 for him and her nl ke.
He did not
.nylon well, but he thought
,1,1 c treworm wife at home an
brood of noisy el ildrec; and t! <11
’lie fresh voilna enchantress by
side, and he began to say- to
Why should a paltry house and
omeT>etwcon me and elysmm?
1 few days later ho earned to
Nu.rceress the recorded deed and
olaeioir it in her hands ('aimed
.,1 ter prtetete.
iu .lj. he dp.nd.llh. p»p,.r
il ri«l... 111 *. RiKiiutiiTO, the
ed 8 ement, the seal, the
,,f record-everything. Smiling
» a lbat »»>. ^‘beart
be said: Ham entirely ready
to
* n ? time, only I have something
more to promise you ; if you insist
, )U marrving me to day, I will land
von in *u the penitentiary •, ,• to . morrow,
1
rl wtnt , a%va v ' 80(1 , tlle wor<3s n P" n
-
bis lips were not those of prayer.
now which he hates
mr>gt that woman or the Govern
of tl , e K „ iloJ St „ s »,
,1U
idd wife slumbers peacefully bv hi*.
i, b.. bo .a o„x g .. o.™
it bat ti; use nnrl W v_sto// - Tnh> 'Irih
Irene.
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A Granger’s Dream.
A granger dreamed that, he died
went straight to the spirit-woild;
knocked at the gate of tbe
Jerusalem, and it was opened
him- The books were opened ;
was asked, ‘Did you ever oe’ong
to any secret society?’
he replied.‘I did; to the
^ers. ’ ‘Then, sir, you can’t be
; depart’ Ho then went
he * oot of U,e
J««ne T-sthmsweri; ngak,
After ,S'had gone,,, r
tle way (>ff> he was accosted by
loraely ruler of the pit, when
propositions were made
,Stratl K er ’’ Sald Nick * wiii not ad
you here ; they do not want
heaVen;bntI Wil1 8011 JOatw
barrels of brimstone
a h, ten per cent, off, and you
a little hell of your own,
agents or middle men.’
Most people are perfectly old
bo ^ood wben they too
bad any longer .—Naw York
.
A Lover Lost by a Eies.
An Austrian nobleriv,iff . one of
handsomest and most
men in Vienna, was passion
in love with a young girl of
peerless beauty. Sin; was
of a mjn of great rank
at court, and on these coti
lurat ious, ft*? woll as followed in Y^garcl
her charms she was by.
of suitors. She was love
b . Hni1 „ mhhh> ,n,] treated
an affability which still
in her train, although it
known that she had avow
a predilection for the Count, an.
pro, orations were making
heir nuptials The Count was of
efined mind and delicate sensiliiRty
loved her for herself
virtues which he believed
a biantifnl form. Like a lover
perfections, he approached
timidity, and when he
a fire shot tbroagli bis veins
WA,ue ‘ 1 llin ‘ not 10 uivii '- e ihe S:inc
of ber lips. Such were
when one night, at the h
his intended father in law a
young people were met to cele
1, rate a certain festival. Several
voting lady 's rejected ruitors
Forfeits were one of th
4 . and ... all c-t i
we on
iu«rr<mcnt tillt.be
was commanded , , by , some one to re
his glove by saluting the
bis intended bride, llio
blnshod trembled, advanced to
mistress, retreated, ndvnncc-1
at last, with a tremor tin*
every fibei of his frame, with a mod r
grace he put to his bps the so!
that playa 1 upon her cheek
in evident confusion retired
f uia,u ^ liis redeemed plodgii. His
gayly an.iU-d, and tho g
One of her lejocte.t
who whh of a merry,
.. ^judged by
was
indiscreet crier of forfeits. ‘
last treat before, ho hanged him
s ‘ 1 • fo 1,11,1 c 1 “ '* t ' H *' le 1,1 J (1
bis recent vows. A lively
between bm < d for the a lady nnnn and gentle
^ "'<W' b •« be mule
a c nvnlsivc laugh; and tue
tho mortification, the agonv,
tho lips which his delicVe
do) .llo» I*. I. MA
r„avl,n,»,a„d rpprtilion
Wild... , w,.r,l te ro„
chair, loft tho room and the hon B
by that good-natured kiss
boast of Vienna lost her
Count never saw her man .,-Kx
What a W oman Can Do.
She can say ‘no,’ nn i stick to it fori
ail tunc. |
She can also say ‘No’ in such
3ow > so3t voice.that it means yes.
yl ‘e can sharpen i lead pencil if
»<»»J i>'“
’ She can pass a display win low off
she is running to catch a train.
She can da-.ee all night in a
Of shoes two Si 7 .es too small for
and erj ,y every minute of the
She can appreciate a Iqss from
severity five years after
marriii"a ceremony has been per
She can walk half the night with
eo l,cky baby inlv.r arms
expressing a desire to
infant.
She can suffer abuse and
years, which one touch of
or consideration will drive
recollection.
She can go to church and
instances can give a faint id J
wliat the test was.
She can go to the theatre every
and the matinee on
aifd Saturday, and still pos
e8s efficient.strength to attend
night sacred concert.
She can-but what's the use ?
can do anything or
i«g, and do it well. She can
in a mintlta it an a man tan do
an hour, and do it b. tier.
make tho alleged lords of
tior. bow down to her sweet will
never know it.
j Lest She Should Fall Dead.
__
Philip Oliver, ol t.itersoff * lost.
sum of in >t»ey bv theft
H« suspected an old wotottH
neighborhood, but did not
evidence to warrattt his m
a complaint against her.
it the more snspicions
the woman called every
to ask Mr Guver if he had
truer of that theft. The
.gsto. 7 is told uPatefson polt,
1 : Mr. Guyer ascertained t ha
was superstitious, and the lies1
.rning, when she called a>'d naked
usmil, if there was any news
theft, he replied:
‘N but I expect to know who it
to night.’
‘How?’ asked the woman.
.
‘Do yon see those three nails?’ said
Guyer, showing the woman
very old and rusty nails. ‘Well
came from a coffin that had
for a hundred ye*»ra.’
‘ Tl,e Vir « in aavo UK -’ Mia the wo
crossing hersHf.
’\nd do you see that paper?’
‘I do.’
'Well, that is a prayer, which
got from the priest. ’
‘And what are you going to d
those things?’
wt!l, ,, , answer -vr Mr. /rt unyer, , i
iinpreBsivaly, lookihg the
the ,, luce, . , to-niglit • i , , twelve , i
am to go into a certain yard
is a pear tree. I am to nail
to the tree with these tbm
Every time 1 drive a uuil l
repeat that pray, r aloud.
I drive the last nail and lepeat th.
for the last time the porsot
stole the money will drop
The wo nau tmued pale, and de
pnrktd without saving a wo/d. kh
about eight o’clock tber ’
a rap at Ins fiont door. 110 " e ‘ 1
tho door and there was no one in
baton the sill , he found , . a.nml .
on anibg ie money h ’ l,
been -(A. 1 ,S».. )
jj e Didjj’t ’ UlaU With Him.
^ tf|rcn|t ^ |n R Sonthern
^ up tQ apoordnrky . 8 ca
a drink „f water.
'
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9 "’’= k ' U fal, ‘^ b,t i] °*" d “ cr
'? *“ k “ P **** ‘° »*
’.y^ v oor u, pn n „ g 00 ,
* H ’. 08 ‘’ “ V 1^. 7'
an yon ge wo _
living?'
‘I mont wn k, sail, if dar was wn
to do, but dm haiu t none in
sah.’
‘My good man.’vou Giould keep o ,,
hying, an I trust in the Lord. ’
‘I does truC in Him, ««h.’
‘Don’t you find relief in that?’
‘Yes, sab, I does now, but at de
fust I didn’t, sab.’
‘Oh, yes, I sec. Iu the beginning
. ... ,
w llsl . bom , to,
)’ 0 ' «eo at de fust 1 true’ in Him to
1 *;.*»«• ;?■»“» 1 r
it doan do no g d, sah- D Isej
boH, an’ since d.at
gettin' along m^l.ty sl.ck. ’
I -lly id. ta
Why*, yo see, boss, I lays low
artel ‘ sundown, and den I goes fob
tother side ob de
1 l ™ 8 ’ i,; (le Lawd not *° lel m<
etched, an’, boss, He am
back on dia chile orict.
sah, at, come ,n and eat
we ain’t got no water’ cept in
»>ut we kin gib yo’
alll ib l-gs.’-JLrc/ iauf Travele r. •
q {) \ Jack Brown has not;
n| , the 1)0lltic ,l .host vet, nor will
gflow Post Master General Gresham
Klgof ££
tb.
the Ripnblic Friday night
tjl6 batUe of Getty.burg was the sub
j(:Ct of (lisclW(ioll> and it is said
workflrt the audience up to a
pitoh o{ cnth usiasm by a most «> 11
I10Ilt description of therbattle fro^
cotlfe(le rato standpoint. Col
h bas not , , • t j.„ u 0 DH
01 Catctling tlmt griunu nog,
Nem.
Aberdeen, -— Miss-, B »~ 8 -JP" is to have
a
church.
Terms $ 1. ( >0 Per A ms urn.
Bright Bits
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One has received . , nmnv
e
from Mary Andersou for
g a play for her. they reach him
th’S shape : ‘Declined, with u,! ‘ u
'Bright electric lights of the
» wlmt Mre. Cornwallis We8t
the American parugrapher. Mrs
has pnvod tlie way tor a
'What is the worst thing shout
asked a Sun lay school teacher
*ihat. Hr they away,’ lake promptly unto thejuselvs replied roll!
at the-foot ol the class.
A Chicago man set out to give
a little surprise tlm other
v», n* home early and sober,
so doing, not only completely sur
ber. but also a lieighbcr.
Tue London 'Jones says that ^ Iar '
Anderson never gets at the heart
audience. She gets very mar
An inside breast, pocket, it
close 9U ,n « h to tbo lluurL t0 sui " Ma
Never interrupt a woman when
scolding. A broken rail has
to wicot a train, an- 1
break her rail it will certainly
her train of tb j 0|<bt — ^*
l
fflmard
j he Ch Ir,Ur Ocean ^
rago ; says
There are ussni»l»kab!e signs t
|, coming • will ... be a whooping 7
e year
rood season for the gamblers in Cui
Yes, locse slucv-js are coming
u t 0 fa-shion for one thing.
A Man name 1 Gasbill recently np
tj tho Arkilllsag LegiaUture
his name, because bis trill al
wa y g ol jcctoil to his figure
lluJ mell . e . She taid. he was to.
h ; g i J> ana lur!)fc< i Uita jfo j u j g ,.
.y es * n e s*nM ‘Mary see^ crime lie-i
ua old maA-l. You her L
was a GljVeroor btr brother a
• , and , hi , brother , . law ,
r in a
8(;ienti8t ()f n(>to _ Being of such
llstil)glljs . ll(:(1 filllji i v hht) hild to 1 e
pnr(i jn]ai . w ho she married, and
came biliug near 11 X gi-Uiug ^ & my ^ I
() ody * ' f
H c was n very .borough ly reform
eH g!imb l er , an 1 they were t !a 1 to
him a deacon of the church; bir
m tbe ver v hrst Sun(la J tbat be “*
-
8 fd ,n taking up tbe collection.
h ' “« “* seu “ *
t he chancel, he whispered softly ; ‘Be p
you fifty even I've raked the biggest
pot.’— Fuck. E
‘I hev alius no!iced,’ observes Ann'I
‘that the b >v. who le s
bring in a’t the kindliu’ woo7|
Buii.I the kitchen fire is her! tin |
inonr;ler that boilers loudest at
mineral.* And then she adorn.
: ‘Mebbe as not it U
ho misses her the mosf.’
Post.
Elder sister : ‘Gefnldire, why didl
you take so much trouble to snubs
that, handsome, manly yonng
we just ipet ? Geraldine: 0 , that’s
Harry Hard lines. He hadn’t a cen'p
to his name, an ! bo’s got a tnothtr!
support and that sort of thing '
to ;
isn’t good form, you know, now?
days .’—Huston Post title/ .
A trade circular, under the
^ ^ ^ Cbtamg Girl Wear ?
)onta .; t8 ft description of the
. . ,
‘‘“'J o cous.i a ie w. ■ loan o
1 3
e “ C0DV,DCe f" v !j 0 d j tlmt w hat
be coming g.rlwi.l chicly . wear is .
“‘be the man
^ There su PP ,s orts a pertinent hM ; B \°^ German h J n
recovery from a trance.
lied, as ,t appeared. He was
° Cft *^ e *°
i u r u
j J ^vered Ziltb'*
ra pjj, y Dur
-- -^ii^ Do LoaiG
L ‘“*
K * ‘
G . _ Mr. Black . .
‘ in.
N XT «> S « , b * ^ £ h “ fc
Well, ie Mrs black m Da
P v ?fV -Wl he, t* ’sTnvdk iT
>f . . a» “ill k
She am net in, snti. Hut.
1 know sbe « iu ’ bel P U ’ 8,lb
dat ‘ she ,* u never in* V
* U nu v dUl . n * e * h) onfl ■ ° J ‘l |
; , I . has to ' sbe
mermn ; go;
n^ 8 . ! —KtiUttchj Stole
NO. 42.
DISK ASM C’USiED.
Wit out Medicink.
A valuable disnrtv. ry for supplying Eleotricityand rang.
n x j s „, t«.» the lmtaim system.
^'' hoalieptUe^'c'k ' ^ U ' lefore
.
THK MAGNETON APPLIANCE CO.’S
HO KIDNEY KELT
eor men is
TO C-B2 ok UWtf
NcrvbnK debilities, Lumbago,
rlireasi-s, Torpid Liver, Gout, Seminal
inaction. Hernia <r ivupiure, Outarrff
«?.’y Vimliiy. The c.enf.r T.ack mva of Nerve oa.
occurs, Host.
* ofT continuous ^foma^uS,f^ of
m tVt , r cause, the stream
is i.o *>.wb»ke shout this appliance.
ft* Womb, Leucorrhrea, Chron*
neiiS^ ’ V a * ILMtorrlma^^r Irregular 1 'rioo-WuerPa^a* \Iac“truatiou,
Suppressed and
all or ns of Fe uide Difficulties ift*
r and vitaiiaaUmi.
g 16 , 9 *, b} egress
ailow-d, or by mail on receipt
lfmuit “uce'csu
!n ,-urn uoy, scut iu letter at out risk,
ll / 11 g e *‘^v,w n < ^ le oio m dor
n-xt to the bo ly like the many Galvan.
ninl Eluctnc ilvnnbngs advertised so ex*
ly,. a!! d should betaken off at night.
1 lri-v hold t ear poWfJUlOBKVEB, and!
worn ata.lt .seasons of the year.
8,-nd stamp for 'oiui'- the -Now Meibc Departure tn
[ r ‘t^t/ 1 '' ‘ ne ’ wiUl
luk MAONETH'X ALITJANCE CO..
.. 218 State Street, CU.c-,go. Ifl.
tut-uer at onr risk) with sizo
l^^m^d
r lysubag i i our other Magnetic Ap
or'nwnn^fnndeTU^ When ^
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u=od throughout, the country
poh. over 40 yeassjsi,
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The Favorite Proscription of the J
Wfiigifs Modical Institw
NUNDA, N. Y., U. S. A., s
Formerly, Buffalo, N. T.
tSSSSSSTS WomA
^ifyou^aro t rouble ? 1 with* ‘a onJ
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