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sin n 10 Heal! rrh . Sour Stomach, Dizzi- " ness, Rheumatism •rand Work Accomplished by * food's Sarsaparilla. g a victim of catarrh and suffered deal of P aiu in tbe to P and back w bea d. I was also troubled with \nmach, rheumatism, indigestion [.te-Sness. I ^lt all run down and 1 bt ‘i should be obliged to give up my g rk x began taking Hood’s Sar- t - ifi and Hood’s Pills »ad was re- Tbev gave me an appetite and I £d strength. I have a little grand- r h0 was cross and fretful owing to I and hives. I persuaded his parents lire him Hood’s Sarsaparilla and he is F f 9t and healthy.” MABY J. ^THAM, Arnold, Georgia. i Sarsa- !OOC1 d parilla s nest-in fact the One True Blood Purifier, ruggists. fit; six for §5. Get only Hood’s. cure liver ills; easy to take, easy to operate. 25c. Col. H. H. Dean returned Thursday from a business trip to Atlanta.. Mr. 8am W. Smith of Albany, was registered at the Arlington Tuesday. Dr. E. E. pixon was in Milledgevil’e several days this week on business con nected with the State Lunatic Asylum. Mr. John M. Oliver left Sunday for a trip of several days to Mississippi, on a visit to Mrs. Oliver and relatives, lie no doubt will enjoy his visit. The Gainesville Iron Works has all the orders it is possible to fill. The bus iness of Messrs. R. I. Mealor & Son is very good, and they are doing an im mense amount of work. Mr. H. B. Jennings, who went to Madison about ten days ago to buy cotton, passed through .the city Wed nesday enroutehome to Greenville, S.C. He spent the day in the city with friends. x>d’s announcements. FOll kkpkesentativ I hereby announce myself a candidate i Representative in the Lower House i]‘. General Assembly, subject to the ton of the Democratic party. Respectfully, . W. B. Sloan. CLEKK SUPERIOR COURT. have decided to make the race for 0 f the Superior Court of Hall make this announcement jt,'t to the will of the Democratic ’ *U cheerfully abide by its James T. Chamblee. inti iy, am ion. Miss Whoelor Entertains. Miss Wheeler*entertained at the Sem inary Saturday evening in honor of her brother Dr. C. W. Wheeler of Huston- ville, Ky. A number of her friends were present and the occasion was one of pleasure. The North Side Circle. The North Side Circle had a very de lightful meeting Tuesday evening with Miss Elbe Shewmake on South Green street. Nearly every member of tl\e club was present including several visi tors. Miss Shewmake . is a charming hostess and always elegantly entertains her guests. ,1 H. P. Farrow spent Sunday and Ir.dav in Porter Springs. lr. Albert Whelchel of Dalilonega, in the city Saturday. I essr s. Dave White and Theo. Miller [e been in town this week. pr. o. T. Canning has been down in j •eGeorgia this week looking after itient. v Jr, and Mrs. C. W. Gregory of At tn. tvere at tiie Arlington *a day or this week. kiss Julian of Wooley’s Ford, spent hveek in the city a guest of Miss Irie Green. pr. E. L. Bergstrom has returned to (city after an absence of ten days lisat the Arlington. l[r. J. II. Williamson visited Corne- bitAiry, Tallulah Falls and other p this week on a business trip. Jr. C. W. Wheeler, of Hustonville, , is in the city this week on a visit sister Miss Wheeler, at the Sem- \V. P. DeLaperriere, a well known [en of Iloschton and one of the best loess men of this section, was in the [Monday. ss Marian Chambers has returned |e from a visit of several weeks to gton and Athens where she had a delightful time. |rs. G. II. Fuller has returned from lett where she attended the mar- e of a relative and also spent a week ling home-folks. idge J. J. Kimsey. was in the cit^ pay from Cleveland. He is always Pome visitor to the city. * He was foa a short business trip. W. R. Robertson, Hall county’s known and efficient tax receiver, town several days this .week k bis home at Wooley’s Ford. f r - Will Logan, who has been atten tive dental department of the TJni- f ! .V of Maryland, at Baltimore, re- fied home Wednesday morning. J. M. White will be assisted in revival which begins at the First Ihodist cliureh the first Sunday’ in r 1 by Revs. K. M. Stanton and Lit- Atlanta. Roth ministers are well l"n. and the people of Gainesville welcome them to the city. The F’Egs promise to be quite interest- improving in Health. The many friends of Hon. C. H. Brand of Lawrenceville, will be glad to hear that he is improving in health in Florida and will probably be able to return home about the first of April. He is well known and popular all over the state, and in this immediate section has many friends who gladly welcome news of his improvement. He has been in Florida about two months. Banks County’s Time. Banks county will furnish the next Senator from the Thirty-third Senato rial district, and it is understood that she will present Hon. J. K. Thompson, former State Senator and now Banks' present representative in the lower house,to the voters of Hall and Jackson counties. So far as known there will not be a contest in Banks over who shall represent the district. At First Baptist Church. Rev. J. A. Wynne, pastor of the First Baptist church, announces that he will begin a series of meetings on the morn ing of April 10th. It is probable that these meetings will continue several weeks, and no doubt they will do much good. Rev. Malcom McGregor of At lanta, will assist pastor Wynne. He is an able and eloquent preacher and speaks with force and power. The public will be invited to attend these meetings. ots At Auction. jou want a cheap home, or a fine r J ' v iot to graze your cow or horse | !e; *w' for the big auction first Tues- Apr;. '-ee plat and terms of a ' A. Dozier’s office or write me i I vor street, Atlanta, Ga. R. B. Adair. Speaks at Monroe. Judge J. B. Estes will address the people of Walton county at Monroe the first Tuesday.in April at 10 o’clock, in behalf of Colonel Candler’s candidacy for governor. The Walton County News says of him: Judge Estes is chairman of the Hall County Candler Club, and is in active touch with the campaign of the popular North Geor gian. The Judge is a most eloquent speaker and will entertain every hear er. He was Colonel of a regiment in the late war and is popular with the veterans. No doubt his coming will make the first Tuesday a red-letter day to the many who will come out to hear Judge Estes. The Waverly 1898 Model. The Waverly 1898 model at §52.50 has two sets of bearings, four extra in each wheel,the best valves made—the Schrader. The quickest repaired and best quality tires; the C. &, J. detacha ble already oiled for six months; large axles;heavy drop forged front fork;flush joints; two piece crank hanger. Any kind handle bar or saddle (absolutely dust proof), rear hub brake that has no equal. The best wheel on the mark et—many not so good sell for §20 more. The same guarantee that is on all high grade wheels. Catalogues can be bad and samples can be seen at the store of Will Summer .1 r., next door to postoffice, or at Summers' jewelry store. We repair all punctures free. Genuine South Georgia Ribbon Cane Syrup 35 cents gallon at Will Sum mer's. Persistent Coughs A cough which seems to hang on in spite of all the remedies which you have applied certainly needs energetic ana sensible treatment* For twenty-five years that stand ard preparation of cod-lfver oil, SCOTT'S EMULSION has proved its effectiveness In cur ing the trying affections of the throat and lungs, and this is the reason why: the cod-liver oil, par tially digested, strengthens and vitalizes the whole sys tem; the hypophosphites act hs a tonic to the mind and nerves, and the g lycerine soothes and eals the irritation* Can you think of any combi nation so effecti ve as this? Be sure you get SCOTT’S Emulsion. See that the man and fish are on the wrapper. 50c. and $1.00, all druggists. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York. Oil Mill and Ginnery. The enterprising citizens of Jefferson are going to build an immense ginnery and oil mill. Mr. II. W. Bell is presi dent of the company-recently organized with a capital of §1,500. A big plant will be put in at once. REMOVAL. SALE! Our new store-room is nearing completion and will be ready for occupancy by March 25, and to save the trouble and expense of moving we offer special inducements in every depart ment until then. At Homer. Hon. Howard Thompson has been at Homer this week attending Backs connty Superior court. He made a speech at the noon recess of the court Tuesday and made a number of new friends among the good people of Banks who will support him for congress. Thompson is making a winning cam paign. Electric Dyspepsia Buttons’ A new discovery that cures all forms of dyspepsia, regulates the stomach and restores the appetite. For sale by druggists. Killed His Pet Deer. Mr. R. D. Mitchell’s pet deer is dead. He killed it Thursday morning and sold it to his erstomers at the market. It was a very fine one and weighed over one hundred pounds. Mr. Mitchell hated to part with his little jiet but it got so troublesome he had to kill it. It would jump out of the lot, get into gar dens, and vegetables and flowers were rapidly destroyed. The deer was fiye years old and many have seen it and admired it. Household Gods. The ancient Greeks believed that the Penates were the gods who attended to the welfare and prosperity of the family. They were worshipped as household gods in every home. The household god of to-day is Dr. King's New Discovery. For consumption, coughs, colds and for all affections of throat, chest and lungs it is invaluable. It has been tried for a quarter of a century and is guaranteed to cure, or money returned. No household should be without this good angel. It is pleas ant to take and a safe and sure remedy for old and young. Free trial bottles at M. C. Brown & Co.’s drug store. Regular size 50c and §1. A FEW SPECIALS. —Have’ just received a beautiful line of Percale for early spring trade, in*Stripes, Plaids and Figures, in all dainty colorings and newest shades. These goods are full 36 inches wide and colors fast. Also pretty line of Bonnie # Doon or French Outings in Checks, Plaids and Broken Plaids. Just'the thing for morning wrappers and dressing sacques. YABUE —It is but a few weeks till the State Sun day school convention meets in our city, and many of our homes will be filled with delegatee, and realizing the fact that the ladies will be on the lookout for something nice in this line we are prepared to meet their wants. Full im'e of Turkey Red Damask, in fast colors, from 89c to 65c per yard. Also ni£e line of unbleached Table Linens in various widths and prices. In white Satin Damask cur stock cannot be equaled elsewhere in the city. Full 72 inches wide, ail pure linen,* ranging in price from 60c up to the highest grade. Complete assort ment of Doylies and Napkins to match. In Towels we have every thing wished for, from an all linen Huck Towel at 10c, up to the very finest grade of Satin Damask. Plain, hemstitched and fringed in pure white and colored borders. We are headquarters for Marsailes Quilts. Prettiest line in the city to select from. Don’t buy until you have seen them. HANDKEECIIIEFSi—In this department you’ll find everything desired, from a colored border at 8c, up to the finest of ! Cambric Linen with daintily embroidered edges. Have just received a large assortment of handkerchiefs in colored borders, hemstitched both wide and narrow, embroidered and lace edges, that will sell else where for 12-ic to 15c each. They go in this sale at 5c each. RIBBONS.—This stock embraces everything to suit the most fastidious. In Blacks and all the staple colors and newest shades— including tafetas, grosgrain, mone and satins, m all widths, from the narrowest baby ribbon up to No. 60. NOW m NEW YORK.—Mr. J. E. Murphy is now m New York selecting the stock for the spring trade. He has.devoted his life to the fancy dry goods business, from early boyhood to the present time, covering a prriod of near 80 years, which gives him-advantages that few possess' in this part of the State. He is fuliv conversant with the needs and tastes of this section, and will make this yisit to the Eastern markets the effort of his life. MIJLlLkK —To make our new store an ideal establish ment we will carry a full line of Millinery this season. Mrs. Nora Powell, for several years with Kutz of Atlanta, and last season with Mrs. J. E. Jacgson of this city, will be in charge of this department. She has spent the past six weeks in New- York posting herself on tho latest styles, and on her return to this city, with more ample facilities than ever before, she wall be pleased to meet and serve her friends and former customers. Mr. Murphy will also bring wuth him a first- class trimmer for this department, one that fully .understands the tastes of the southern trade. We respectfully ask our friends and the trading public generally to w r ait for the opening of the new store, as we will then display the most beautiful and complete line of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Millinery, Shoes, Hats, Clothing, Carpets, Mat tings, Rugs, etc., ever shown in Northeast Georgia. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Polite and courteous attention to every one. J. E. MURPHY CO., Nortli side Faifolic* Square, next to Rigsby & Son. Gainesville, Georgia. S. C. DINKINS & CO., Gainesville, Georgia. Wholesale and Retail Hardware. JUST IN TIME*—Landy & Rickell are at the Hudson house re covering and repairing umbrellas. Work guaranteed or money refunded. Try us for Farming Implements, Blacksmith Tools, Turn Plows, Tornado and Cutaway Harrows; Compost Distributors, and every thing in the hardware line. Prices and satisfaction guaranteed. Telephone Posts Wanted. Saw Mill Supplies Persons desiring to furnish posts for telephone line from Gainesville to Dah- lonega and Porter Springs, 35 posts to the mile, 20 feet long and 4 inches in diameter at small end..clear .of bark, along road by Murrayville and Bear den’s bridge, will please call and see me at the post-office at Gainesville, or write .me. Chestnut posts preferred; then post-oak or white-oak. HENRY P. FARROW.- •jaifJUBO •£> smnoiji •aasvaasKi aau INCLUDING SAWS, ALL KINDS and SIZES. Bitsand Shanks for all makes of inserted Tooth Saws, Friction Board for Friction Feed Wheels. BOIlER and ENGINE FITTINGS .KEPT IN STOCK. SHAFT ING, PULLEYS, HANGERS, WROUGHT IRON ’ PIPE and FITTINGS, BRASS GOODS. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. REPAIRING ASPECIALTY GAINK8VU.LH IRON WORKS. I NEAR SOUTHERN E. R. DEPOT.