The Georgia cracker. (Gainesville, GA.) 18??-1902, September 04, 1897, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI ■ 1.11 —B ■ A SEWERAGE SYSTEM. The question of putting in a system of sewers in Gainesville ias been agitated since the water works system was put in. The matter has been taken up again this week, and a number of prom inent citizens have been consult ing With-a view to deciding upon a plan that is feasible* They have as yet agreed upon no definite .plqna, but their idea seems to be to have" the county, THE GEORGIA. CRACKER. A real live tarantula is not a beauti- ful object, and a dead tarantula put up in alcohol is an even more unsightly aspect. Quite a, number of Gainesville people have viewed the dead tarantula in a bottle of alcohol at the drug store of Dr. E. Ei Dixon & Company, which has occupied'a eonspieuqtis', place: on' one of their show cases all the Week. It fell off of a bunch of baqana| at- trhe store of Moore Bros.,' Saturday Anight' Is a deep-seated blood disease which all the mineral mixtures in the world cannot cure. S.S.S. (guaranteedpurely vegetable ) is a real blood remedyfor blood diseases and has no equal. Mrs. Y.T. Buck, of Delaney, Ark., had Scrofula for twenty-five years and mo$t LIVE, LOCAL NEW$ Is what you want. Spicy, interesting reading is what you’re after. THE GEORGIA CRACKER Is the lrvest local^jpaper pub- - lished in Gainesville. Bead it, and keep posted. - “It is due you and a pleasure to me to recommend vonr T ine. Truly, it is an infallible remedy and cure for tetter. M- has been annoyed by same for about twelve years, and after the Tetfcerine for five days it disappeared entirely, to her great] She is ready to sing your praise, and I am prepared to conti my gold dollar in erecting a monument to your name. 1 ’ Yours, etc., -ri A: M. HAY GOOD, Eveivn i the city and private individuals put m the system. It is agreed that a sewerage system can be put in by aucK. a combination at a by such/ a combination at a smallcostto either party or pair ties., ; / ; * • =x It is to be hoped that the gen tlemen interested, can select a plan, by which the city can have a system^ of sewerage. That Gainesville needs it, no one will deny. Thu trash, rubbish and filth needs to be gotten far out side the city limits, and the city will never be and heal thy as it should be until a system of sewers is put in. Cleanliness is next to Godliness, and Gainesville should be the cleanest; purest and healthiest city in C^brgia. The stench aris ing from decaying vegetation and impurities, is extremely unpleas ant and unhealthy, and the city should by all means adopt some method of getting rid of this dan gerous evil.* We believe a majority of .the citizens of Gainesville would-'he- glad to contribute liberally to a thing from which they would re ceive somuch benefit. A Profitable Investment. An advertisement in The Cracker is a profitable invest ment. We work for our ad vertisers—they get good re sults.’ Contract for space. CRACKER ADS ALWAYS PAY. IT CURES ECZEMA AND ALL SKIN DISEASES., >r if you are afflicted, swap 60 cents for a box. ! It will be the best trade of your life. .. At all Drug Stores, or by mail . Upon receipt of 60 cants in cash or stamps. X, T. SMUPTRINE, Savannah, Ga For sale in Gainesville by Dr. E. E. Dixon & Co., M. Brown d RichardsDmg:€a; : ' More buildings going up. sign of prosperous times. The grumbler cannot keep good times in the back-ground. Farmers are feeling good. They are prosperous and happy. and Sunday, September lith and 12th, .for the benefit of the colored M. E. church. The presiding, elder will be here , and the members^ invited their White friends and-publie generally to ~ their efforts to builds Labor day will be pretty gen erally observed over the country Monday. help them i new church. • Evans’ Livery and CarLine. : Ifr. D. E. Evans, one of the hustling citizens of Gainesville, is proprietor of a large livery stable and manager of the street ear line. He has grown np With the town, Roving his family here before the building of the Southern ;Railway and has been in business for McLaurin’s majority over in South Carolina drove Irby and Evans to tears. citizen of Gainesville wbuiffi: filler to leave such an excellent litfcR?“iefty aiid . go "to a dreary, cold climate nke' .Kloh- Vi __L _-i - • X.Y _ V ^ dike. But such is the case-Tf repbrts ; ’are true. '£ ru ihor is Xurreiat*fhat % "party is being organized in" (isfhbsvilio to go to Klondike, and a Cracked repre sentative chased down the gahizer of the party-^Mr. Hu n Logan—: k to see if the rumor was correct. He did not deny it and stated that although lie had spent less/than several thousand dollars in advertising the trip, : ,he hoped, nevertheless, to secure a. good crowd. ‘ T want to get up the whole ; push who are dissatisfied with “beautir fdl Gainesville, ” as you call it— andfewt-jg rectly so—-and who are not pleased . with dear old Georgia, and send them rejoicing on to Klondike. But as for. me and mine, why we are ^oing to stay right here—and that’s , the solid truth;” - ■ :*■%$ ' Baltimore is reaching right after the pennant, and it looks very muob like she will get it. the Baptist church. Sun- ijayrse|iool at 9:30 a. m., Prot A. W. Van House, superintendent. PrsEyef [leged or- .meeting at 8:30 Wednesday evening/ I T Ue-L nnl nL I T T, i H/T/WlilaW OVAnl along time. .. This season he has done a good deal of work on his street ear fine, getting it in good shape. A regu lar schedule time has been arranged— cars run to Gower Springs, to the Pied mont Hotel, sad to the .Southern Bail way depot, every, hour. Mr. Evans states that in order to induce the peo ple ofGainesyille to ride more and. pa tronize the street car, he is selling 40 five-eent tickets for SI, and that these tickets are good for one continuous passage oyer the street car line to any point reached by the cars. He says that he is endeavoring to make the .street railway useful to* the citizens, ^and that he thinks the Citizens should in turn do their part to- make the scheme successfnl. He is having built a closed-car for use in the winter, - which when completed will be both handsome, and comfortable; . In addition to this he gives it out that he is enabled to accommodate any one in the livery business—that he has - pretty new buggies, and fine turnouts ; of every description, and- that he will - always give the best of attention to all patrons. He desires the patronage of - every one. How’s This? ■*'- - - - .... We offer One Hundred Dollars Ee- . ward for any case of Catarrh that can. pot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Jdure. P. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo, O. We the undersigned have known P. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm -West & Tbuax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O, Waiting, Kinnan & Mab- ypr, Toledo,O. SHOULD BE A WARNING. The recent suicide of George Parrott jr., of Atlanta, should prove a warning to all youngmen, and old ones, too, to let specula tions alone. It is indeed a very dangerous practice, and thousands have been rained by foolishly en deavoring to make money by this method of gambling. It is an eyil' that should be shunned. Men go wild over the markets when once they get into it, and frequently when losses are piled up dn unfortunate specula tors they criminate themselves in order to obtain money that they may make one last effort to get back what they have put in. Failing m this, often it is, they seek to cover np their crime and hide, their shame an humiliation in the grave by ending their own lives. Too muchcare cannot be exer- cisectTfTavoiding speculations. and Experience The American Bar Association will draft a uniform divorce bill for adoption in all the States. Combined in the mannfactun of our vehicles. Our jobs an NEAT, our STYLES are tin latest; onf' WORK is D URA- BLE find on* PRICES are LOI If yon need repairing done, remember how well we pleased yon before. Extra orders and difficult jobs receive immediate attention.. The Georgia boys are coming off with all the honors at the Sea Girt shoot. Georgia always leads. More building is goiDg on in Gainesville now than in some time before. Let the good work go on. Minnesota’s new capitol is to be built of Georgia marble. An other instance of knowing a good thing when it is seen, The more building that goes on the greater the number of men employed and greater the amount of money put in circulation. Wholesale and Retail, Gainesville, Georgia. It doesn’t matter whether re turning confidence is “cornin’ thro* the rye” or through the wheat;—its coming just the same. The Gainesville Transfer Com pany issues the following tick ets, which wifi be sold at the rate of 28 tick ets for $1.00., 5 , cents ful to Belle trains, 9 both morn in? and evening/ until furthel notice. DAY TRIP Gainesville buyers will pay the ‘injhest market price for cotton this All. Farmers will find it to their interest to bring their cotton here. SOME ELOQUENT FIGURES. It is refreshing, says the Augus ta Herald, to make a comparison between the current prices of sta ple commodities and the prices that prevailed just one year ago. It presents conclusive evidence of the improvement in our condition which no jugglery of figures or atrabilious moaning can over throw. Compare the prides of leading staples at the dose-of business in Chicago Friday with the ruling v Among the pretty monuments in A1- Regular services win oe nematwe ta Vista cemetery is the sycopjjagus Episcopal church to-morrow at 11. just recently placed above the grave of 9 C 1^ C ^; Sunday school at 9:30 a. po. Mr. Emory C. Pharr, who was one .-of . baptist mission chapeb. . the best and most prominent 6f the A series of meetings will begin at young Men of Gainesville, and who 4he Baptist mission Sunday school passed to a better world last May., chapel to-morrow evening, conducted The weight of the entire monument is by Rev. J. A. Wym^e, who will be as- 4,900 pounds. The first base is of sisted by Bevs. Barrett and Brownlaw. Georgia marine; and the second is of* ^he- meetings wifi continue through Italian marble with the name “Pharr” the week, and everybody is invited to neatly cut on one side m raised letters attend. . . ; - half an inch high; The die is made . , , . . trnm beautiful Italian marble, infl the K".ls, punples mtd on.pt.oD% serolu- inaeriptions upmt it are very attractive, »■ salt rhenm and all,other mamtesta- thetvork being neatly executed, The Wo<>d aro CTre4 b ? cap is also o! Italian- marble and the Hood s Sarsaparilla. ak'v->^~r—— - ’ v ': ' * ’"V. - - ated near the eedter of the^ cemetery^ Mn » pn * TNfi upon a most beautiful site, this monu- LAT\ JT UIIaI O i)AlluAli\ ment presents a striking appearance^ ^ " * * Mr. B. D. Langford is selling bar- - gains these days. He has just re- Mr. Gay of Newborn, Newton coun- a large lot of straw hats which ty, was registered at the Hudson hotel wi]1 be soM at unprecedented low this week. He is 97 years old and- is a :priceS- In wool and fur hats he caa great talker. He made quite a record/ spit you, at your own figures. here as a talker a record, which few jj^ s bae Q f notions and dress goods is. can surpass. It is said that he entered and complete, and as he bought »1 into a lively conversation with every rec ent auction sales, he can sell ^b«m one at the table at every mead, talked at less than who lesale prices.- His to all the waiters about everything and sboc k of shoes and other articles is even visited the kitchen to find some i W: } ia t y OU ’re iooking for, and he will pne with whom to talk. It is probable |-gi ve ,y OU unmistakable bargains if yon Coll Ham, after an extended trip through the north and west, says good times are here. He is convinced that a new era of pros perity has dawned. % Hall’s county commissioners are determined to improve the public highways of this county, and they have been the means of arousing interest in good roads over the State. x tory between them, (i. e. Green St., etc.) Wagon No. 2 will serve all teriitory south of East Washington to Summit St., and along Summit St., to College Ave.. and along Athens St-, to Pub& Square. Wagon No. 3 will serve Athens St.,' also both side of Athens St., beyond 1 „ ^—* - ^ * ~ —ighlnnds. | Sts., down to Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally" acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. Rail’s FamilyPills are the best. Get an experienced Plumber to do your work. Tom Harmon served his apprenticeship with the best firm in the South. Get him to^do your work. Y’oweby & Habmqn. Just try a 10c. box of Casearets, the finest liver and bowel regulator eyer. m;vde. : - , - - ----- h Mr. John M. Hynds has returned from a two weeks trip to New York, where lie^ went to purchase a large stock of fall goods. He had a very pleasant trip, and will soon offer a handsome lot of hew goods to the peo ple of Gaineaville and this section. If your bath tub, basin or kitchen sink leaks see Tom Harmon about it. Firstdoor below post-office. Toweby & Habmqn. City Lot Nor Sale. \ ^ Two acres, 360 feet front on Candler street, near Green street. Fine loca tion for a home with a garden and orchard, about seven minutes walk from public square. Enquire of C. A. Dozier, real estate agent. Thomas Harmon, - formerly of the Hunnicutt & Bellingrath Co,, Plum bers and Steam Fitters of Atlanta, can now be found at F. L. Comer & Co.’s. . ‘ ' " " Toweby & Harmon. Wagon No. 4- will serve. Main St., South Bradiford anc Southern depot, also Chestnut and Line Sts., and section settlement. ' X - Wagon No. 5 will serve Hroye and West Broad Sts., j A. B. C. Dorsey down to the tl. J. Finger settlement. Wagon No. 6. will serve Oak St., to West. Washington Washington (including Findley St,), to the Public Square. When you want a Messenger Boy Phone (02* Charges^ 10 cents for delivering messages, and 5 scents for reply to message, within city limits. Kindly phone 102 your orders, aud if you wish, wo will ring you •September wheat is 98* cents against 57i cents a year ago; corn 80 cents against 21 cents, oats 30& cents agaipst ,16^ cents; pork Chief Justice Simmons .usually holds his own pretty well, opposi- tion or no opposition/ It is %ery probable that ho will be renomi nated next year" even if he does have to fight for it. up for your train, either day or night-, in case you-have a phone at your residence. . j • A The Gainesville Telephone Company will have an .operator whs will remain on duty "all night apd protect" our patrons from the la- convenience of missing trains. ‘ Respectfully, GAINESVILLE TRANSFER CO./ FROM YEI.I.OW CREEK. Murrayville is improving very fast. There are two new houses jusjb,aboutr completed. Mr. William Thomas and Mrs. Mary Cry were married last Sun day morning. Mr. Bailey Landrum has just returned lrom Jackson, and re ports a nice time. The public schools have dwin dled some on account of work on itte farm. Prof. B. G. Parks’ school at Price closed Friday. He had.a very large school. The iron bridge at Lethere 5 Ford will soon be in condition to cross. Mr. Andrew Collins now has a bright little daughter to bless his home. Mr. William Baker’s saw mill and apparatus was destroyed by fire Thursday night. Loss about $600. One of Mr. James Barrett’s daughters died of fever Wednes day and was buried at Yellow Creek Thursday. What will the populists do with out the signed editorials of T. E. W. t now. that Watson is to sell Jm^paper and go out of the busi ness? But, perhaps, he Will con-’ tinue to have thenf published. It is jto be hoped that those gen tlemen interested in putting in a sewerage system for Gainesville will adopt a feasible plan, and will put the system in. That Gainesville needs a system of sew ers no one will deny. cleansing the entire syste cure headache, fever, habil and biliousness. Please bt of C. C. C. to-dav; 10,25,50 Public schools open Monday with flattering prospects for a good atten dance and a successfnl term. After a long vacation the children resume their studies and good work is expected of them this term. ~ Don’t Tobacco Spit and Smoke Ton? Life Away, If. you want to quit tobacco nsing easily , In his advertisement elsewhere in this issue he, tells of some things he wpuld like to sell you. The Cracker asks its readers to get his prices before . There is a cert|in old gentlemen of this county who was arrested and con fined in the county jail for a season not a great while ago. 1 ' In this ease he acted the philosopher and said he was consoled by the fact that he had aided, in the erection of the prison, that h'e was a regular contributor to the -tax collector, and that he was then getting/ the good out of the thing. Editor Lambright of The Bruns wick Times is responsible for the following: Another comet is re ported as heading at full speed for the earth, with little probability of a change of course. Everything is coming our way, now that we have prosperity. full of new life aud vigor,' take No-To-Bae. the wonder-worker, that makes' weak men strong. Many gain ten pounds in tec days. Over 400,000 cured. Bay No-To-Bac of your druggist, under guarantee to cure, 50c or $1.00. Booklet and sample mailed free. Ad. Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York. Hot weather won’t cure weak lungs. You may feel better be cause out of doors more, but the trouble is still there. Don’t stop taking your Read What Follows and Save a Doctor’s Bill. Dr. O. Henley Snider, of Atlan- , Ga., has successfully treated various chronic diseases, in all Judge Emory Speer’s lectures on “The Constitution of the United States,” which are soon to appear in book form, will be one of the most valuable contributions to history made iii many years. His independence day address deliv ered at Augusta will be published with the lectures. muLsion . Dr. C. A. Ryder has a pretty flower yard near his dental office on Washing ton street. The vacant lot adjoining his office was once an unsightly spot, but now it presents 9, very pretty ap pearance. He removed the rubbish from the iothnd put out a nice selec tion of flowers, which he has carefully cultivated. He has taken great pains with them, and now he has a rare eol- parts of the country by mail and express for the past fifteen years. He treats Old Sores, Dropsy, Fits, Catarrh, Astjima, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Blood Poison, Pri because the weather happens to be warm. If you have a weak throat, a slight hacking cough, or some trouble with the bronchial tubes, summer is the best time to get rid Of it If you are losing flesh there is ail the more need of attention. Weakness about the chest and thinness should never go to gether. - One greatly Increases the danger of the other. Heal the throat, cure the cough, and strengthen the whole system now. Keep taking Scott’s Emulsion all summer. For sale by all druggists at 50c and f» plaints, guaranteeing a cure in every - case undertaken. Treats meut furnished at $5 per month - )r. Snider speedily removes can cers, ‘‘roots and all” by modern, painless treatment without knife or caustics, and at a cost of only r . Opium and Morphine habits speedily and permanently cured. Hundreds of testimonials. Ex plain your case and save a long sickness. Everything confidential. Enclose stamp. 0. HENLEY SNIDER, A. M. M. D. Ph. D., Atlanta, Georgia. What It Meant. When we advertise that we guaran tee Dr. King’s New Discovery, Electric Bitters, Bticklen’s Arnica Salve, or Dr. King’s New Life Pills, it means that we. are authorized by the proprietors to 6eli these remedies on a positive guar antee, that if purchaser is not satisfied with result, we will refund the pur chase price. rr |These medicines have c/,14 — * Governor Atkinson refused to interfere in the case of H. S. Perry, the murderer of Beley La nier, andT the latter will suffer the penalty of death on the gallows for his crime. It is the general verdict of the people that the Governor acted wisely in not in terfering. The date of the execu tion is Wednesday, September 8th. “I must say that Gainesville is justly proud of Misses Gaston and Wallace,” said a.lady this week in referring to pie very interesting concert. given for the benefit of the Piedmont Rifles on Tuesday evening. ‘‘Miss Wallace is destined to be a star elocutionist, cul tured and artistic. She is a graduate of the- Georgia Female Seminary, aud gained distinction in elocution at that time.” , Over lat National bank. Firstrclass Dental Work, . head quarters tor best Tooth and Mouth Preparations, Gainesville, : : Georgia; been sold on this guarantee for many years and there could be no more con clusive evidence o£ their great merit. Ask about them and give them a trial. Sold ai M. C. Brown & Co., Drugstore

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The Georgia cracker. (Gainesville, GA.) 18??-1902, September 04, 1897, Image 2