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VOLUME XIII marshal for this district, for a term of four years from July 1st. He has been deputy marshal here for twelve years and, at 'the expi ration of his present term, he wf •have served sixteen years continu ously m this position. He is a splendid officer, and United States Marshal Walter Johnson considers him one Of the best men in the revenue service. Mr. Landers is a popular citizen, and his friends & reunion of the Forty-third and Lgecond Georgia regiments, of | confederate army, will beheld Gainesville about the 20th of east. This gives promise of a at occasion. A brass band will nish music and there will also i chorus of one hundred and v male and female voices to rthe war-time songs. Promi- [t men from all over the state e been invited to speak. All railroads will give low rates Gainesville, and large crowds expected to attend. Every- y is cordially invited. I have decided to close out my Dry Goods, Notions, Silks, Laces, Embroideries, Straw Hats, Gents’ Furnishings, and com plete stock of Stationery, such as Fancy Box and Note Papers, Etc. Also, my entire stock of both STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, ( B * " -- ; • •• ' ' -# * This is no F^ go, and ;0UiVT COUNTY TAXES, foe county tax collector, Mr. jj. Charles, has made his re st as follows: Total tax levy, [556; county received from Broad taxes, $1,964.78; amount Bected, not on digest, $19.69; m debits, $16,540.47. foe tax collector waB credited ft insolvent fifa’s returned, |0.44; commissions, $401.80; rent fifa’s turned in, $620.54; p into county treasury, taxes lected, $14,937.69; total cred it,540^. " ; uis is a good showing for the r, and balances the tax codec 's books. EPWORTH LEAGUE, The Epworth League elected of ficers 1 ast Sunday, to serve during the ensuing year, instead of six months, as formerly. The officers elected are as follows : *J. O. Ad- amt, president; Walter Hosch, chairman devotional committee; Miss M ullikin, chairman charity , • • • • ."it:... ■ •- and help committee; Miss Effie Shewmake, chairman literary com mittee; Miss Beulah Evans, treas urer. These officers will take charge at the next regular meet ing. must Ir. B. B. Landers has been re- lointed United States deputy Remember that thisis a Spot Cash Sale hoping for a share of your future patron age,, I will be gladto see you all at the Gainesville, Ga., July lO, 1901 JULY SUPERIOR C0UKT. tages next week. One will be built on her vacant lot on Myrtle Superior court of Hall county, street, and the other on her prop- July term, 1901, begins next Mon- erty near the old cotton factory. day, the 15th. instant.. Very few ' cases will be tried this term. The FOREIGN CURIOS, officers of the court sav the docket is one of the lightest they have There is quite an interesting ever known. There is a very small display of foreign curios this week amount of civil business to be dis-r at Hr. E. E. Dixon & Co’s drug posed of and less criminal busi- store. Sergeant H. E. Milikin, ness. There are only two cases of Thirty-ninth infantry, U. S. A., a : ! elcny, one against a negro named Georgia boy, on his return from Ben Wilson tiful .and artistically decorated la- handkerchief box, dies’work or carved from a single joint oi Gar gantuan-sized, bamboo. A some what gruesome exhibit is a pair of cuff buttons carved from a human bone and fantastically decorated. Of photographs and coins he has a large collection and in the way of curious Filipino lucifers he liter ally “has matches to burn,”—of the long, shot, slender, thick and every other old variety. These curios are well worth an examination. The sergeant says he had a lot more, but as the gov- ernment limits the amount of bag gage to be carried by a private or non-commissioned officer on a transport-trip across the Pacific, he was obliged to dispose of the remainder of his collection in Ma nilla, in order to secure his pas sage home. . Respect and esteem are the daily bread of matrimony; a little jam or honey on it now and then would do no harm. B Mr. Charles ~ Newman, 174 /rvS r ^ > Loomis street, S liny Chicago, Ill., writes the fol- r lowing in regard to Peruna. ^ Mr.Newman says: «I took one bottle of your wonderful medicine and have so improved that I feel like a new person. I am very thank ful that I got hold of your wonderful remedy. I cannot say too much iA your behalf. I had doctored for two years until I felt there was no relief. “ My wife has taken one bottle of your grand medicine and it has helped her so much. I find it has improved her health so much that I will recommend it to anyone cheerfully.” Yours gratefully, Charles Newman. Nervous Depression. The month of July is peculiarly the month of nervous diseases, especially nervous prostration and other depressed states of the nervous system. People who are at all inclined to be nervous or suffer from weak nerves find this month especially trying. Sultry heat and electrical disturbances of the atmos phere is probably the cause of this. fof. Wm. C. Webster, Principal of Aster’s Music School, 600 Steinway y7 East Van Buren street, Chicago, hi a recent letter, says: •haveused your medicine and cannot 00 touch for it. I will recommend ) anybody. I keep it in my school accused of beastality, the other ^case against Janie Roe, a young negro girl, ac cused of arson. Court will prob ably hold through the week, but it is very likely that everything will be closed up in short order, unless the grand jury finds enough bills to keep the wheels of justice grinding longer. 8 o of need.” A New Man. a May, Oak Ridge Station* Pa., L P. Bailey, whose health pnpaired and who always felt and haggard, by my per• )l0a » began to use Peruna lt a month ago, and now be f a different man. He feels 100 per cent bet- ^ N. C. May. ^®4esiringafreebookon the cause tab® Weakness, anaemia and other zing diseases should address E eruaa Medicine Co., Columbus, rebellious archipelago. These he has placed on exhibition in Dr. Dixon’s store, where they may be seen at any time. Among-the ar ticles to be seen are the following: A telescope drinking cup carved by hand from a solid piece of lignum vitae; a twelve-shooting pistol, that uses a very curious-cartridge. Thi9 pistol Sergeant Milikin took who was WILL BUILD COTTAGES, from a Filipino woman endeavoring to work his destruc tion. There is also a most 1 beau- invalids need to be particularly care ful during the month of July to fortify Mrs. Ed. F. Little will begin the erection of two three-room cot-