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■V tlDg r!<.k in I'"*' t« w » 18 ~ot
Wr ii«ve -ome expert young
[ e players in our village.
» \, mr j of County Commis
► meet next Wednes
■ an with the first, cotton
P*“J tl l soon be strutting
ttwll l' o proncliing at I lie
■JJ,, I'lmrofi next Sunday by
■ pistor.
E ce ,hH late rains the average
■‘“ r ., u )|>. fisherman has been
■W
H match game of base bull,
Hfj K lsy evening was both in
■ rr ami exciting.
K p £ Butler of Madison,
■Lcbiii the Baptist Church
Keftb Sunday in June.
Kngia.l to lea:ii th at Prof.
■ is receiving such tangible
Biiragement in his school.
■ 3 j s i e r county of Walton
ttatc'cn -FtMice or No Fence,”
Kj^ t tV'tihn sday in July.
K f tV i ite sung ol one ol our
K dudes is "you bo true to
Kjl'U he true to you ‘
Bterv of our citizens attended
■holiuess meeting at, Tin ford
Intek. They have al I refill ned
Brand, one of onr
Kg ytmng Attorney’s paid
InoDville a visit on legal bns : -
K this week.
K e f-amly trade in om town is
Krsliing. and s ill it increases.
'em sweet hoys, hwtiey will
K-hUore vinegar.”
K. jin] is showers whichl.avc
Ho during the past few days
H greatly aide ! the growing
and gardens.
Hit sniil that a c,a lain young
■in town is weiring black be
Be her fellow looks so much
Hi dead man
Bari ung men should oigaui/e
Boot parliament by all means.
Breis nothing that would tend
Beta instruct and elevate than
Bmtmaster Harvey has been on
■ink list for th, past low days
I his interesting daughters
BkflD rnnniDg the j>ost office
■ag his abscenee.
Hi E. It Herrin, and lady
Hteveral chavs in our village
Hwek. We are glad to note
■H w meeting wth success
Bmw venture.
Bid. s. V. Briant, is our an
Hd agent at Logar.svillet
Btu as ageut and our friend
B as correspondent we wil'
Bki an increased patronage in
Hlhriving little village.
B* | i't is directed to the Ad
os Dr. Diggers Bucket
M Cordial, manufactured by
H-J laylor, of Atlanta, (1 \
jS’the best, proprietary
■ : ' ever put upon the mar
IH'to'ali kinds of summer com
H l, e l's Read his advertise
6 u Qiu ieutioiially ouomiited
i] "tiention to the double
“aadvertisement of E, Van
* of Atlanta which appeared
ar iseuc. Fanners and
• fifing anything in their
•ill savemorey by buying d b
m 'a them, and save all mid
i«t a profit.
® e W| *9 a Sunday School or
“*! a t the Jlapbst church last
.’evening with thirty-two
Mr. I). T. (Jaiu was
“ B Sn lxri»tWklent, and Mr
foWn ' Secretary and Li
"b are truly glad to
1 t <his church whirh has
” fluai 'y 'lead for some time,
4611 recently thoroughly
** an 'l is now in a high
of spiritual prospeiit-.
I * eek w hi 1e in Gainesville
( Bd, l >&n Hie mammoth To
‘f'Mishmena of Mess.,
*h.'ipatrick. This mono of
eu >s'ituiionsof that risirg
CTli /’ r -Jam©B Kilpatrick
, r me,ub « of the firm
tlT * business under his
of?.’ 88 r - Jones is away
of to time
m^or *ued that as soon
rooms
! ( J H f Up tlj, T 1 b(, y would
Hu si Je of ci
,(ialarh'er scale.
bjj the k iuduußs of Mr.
throueil
tk aaJ '‘an truth
itrtu. ave I,<!Ver seeu lh «
° Gaii eas/ eor gta. Suc
6§e9ulVlle aaJ r n*aou
*Wishments.
marry or die.
LYLE WILLIAMS CIIARHKD WITH K/.PE
TRIAL AND ACQUIT AL.
. -
<>B last Friday a fishing party
from Lawrencaville was passing
near the residence of T. V, Allen"
who lives near Fairview Church’
when they were hailed by Lyle
Williams, who seemed to be in dis
traisie One of tl e party Mr. E. 1).
//erring Went up to Alien’s bouse!
in response to tbe cad, and found
\\ filiates standing in tl e yard
guarded by Mr. Allen’s sons with
knives < »nvlan nx<‘. They charged
Wiijfe%as, w ho is a boy eighteen or
nineteen years old with having
seduced or committed a rape up
on their sister Miss Mary dun
Alla n, a young lady almost U 7
years old, They had been guard'
ing him there two or thr e hours,
threatening to kill him if he did
not many their sister. A horse
was standing hitched at the gate
ready to go after the license and
one of the breathers had prepared
to furnish the money, but Williauiß
refused to consent to the marriage
The young lady was present and
appea'ed to him t« marry her l>6s
tween the threats of her brothers.
The other member- of tbe tish
ing party, A. N. Robinson anal,).
C. Smith then ciamo up and Wils
liams was rescued from his his un
pleasant situation.
The fa/her of the young lady
tlieu came to town and had a war
rant issued, charging Williams
with Rape. The case was set for
tiial yesterday morning and the
.comi.dtugtg. .'court [composed of
JustictK Amur, (Lie and Wright
proceeded to hour Testimony
3bss Aden stated, hat on Sun
day ihe lOtbof Alu V, \\ illiums who
had been visitinghei, called at !er
house and they walked up to th
church in the evenuig. That he
L(i go into the church
and while there ho committed a
rape upou her- person. She Lipt
this assault secret until last Fri
day evening when Williams was
induced to go to her home where
he was found. The details as de
veloped by the testimony would
] be improper matter for pubheadon
but attracted a large crowd, that
sweltered all evening iu a crowded
room to catch every word as it
fell from the lips of the witnesses.
The Defendant stoutly denied
every material allegation and he
was c lToborated in many of his
i statements by Other witnesses.
I .Jfter a full investigation the
court dismissed the warrant and
discharged the accused. Tbe de
cision met with public approval,
as the facts alleged, by the pa ty
injured were not Such as to author
ize a conviction.
MORMONISM IN GWINNETT.
v» / A
i fj j*t
K. S. HANKY COMMITTED FOR BIOAMV.
We noticed last week that a
warrant had been issued for Rufus
S. Haney who was charged with
the offense of Digamy. He was
brought before W. C Cole for a
preieminary Dial but was not
ready and the hearing was post
poned uutil last Wednesday.
On that day the caso was again
called and,both of bis wives being
iu town. 'The outlook was rather
u n favoientuy as the Jus
tire who married him years ago
and Esq Hawthorne at whose
house Jjie was married a few weeks
a>o wire m coni '. After consult
ing with his fiiends he concluded
to waive trial and was required lo
give a bond lor his appearance at
court ip the turn of aioUO which l.e
has failed to do and therefore
languishes in jail. The prospect
is thaA will have to serve a
term m fiWtWiteutiary.
Several years ago. he married a
young lady in Newton county,
where he was raised. They lived
together agreeably until about
twoyears ago, when he abandoned
his family. They had four chil
dren, two of whom are dead.
He floated around until ho land,
ed this in county and
soon began pay big his addresses
to Miss Masters, a daughter of
James Masters. He represented
that he had been divorced from his
lirst wife and induced the unsns
pecting girl to marry him. Her
father suspected something wrong
and threatened to siiol gun li im il
he appeared his, premises again
but f/auey-gtalyug advantage of the
old man s absence got her to run
away with him and they were mar
ried .
Mr. Masters commenced making
inquiries and sooii found that his
first wife was living in this county
and &i once /ook out a warrant
tor his arrest with the result above
stated.
SANCTIFICATION
Buford; G-a.. May 19 ’BS.
Mr Editor Having received
a message from VV. A. Parks, Pre
siding Elder, to write my views
upon my cliauge on So notification
1 wdl proceed as follows : In the
first place, I must say there is no
change in my views on the subject
Elder Parks lias boen misrepre
sented, or else ; -changed,
fori he did u®ip'<*wJi \vh*cl heard
he bad been preaching- When he
go l through 4iip sermon on lasi
Babb»tlijf#«a»4 i« thd’aisle of
the efturch and and I said to him
that I agreed w'/h sotue of his
points, soiuejl did noi agree with
and I suppose from the message I
received from himj wnen he Itft
he must have thougt I had chang
ed. Such is not the facts.
Once upon a time, I felt that
bod, for Christ sake, pardot ed my
sins, and I enlisted under His bru
net, and have been in tbe war
ever since, and I feel there is no
dischaige from this war Some
limes, in the long labors of nearly
forty years, the visitations of the
Holy Spirit renews the evidences
of onr gracious s(a‘e. Tnis is
what the Psalmist means when he
says, “Restore unto me the joys of
thy Salvador, and uphold me by
vhy free spirit. Then will l tench
raiisgressors Thy ways, aud sin
ners shall be converted nuto
/’bee.’’
Justification is an instantane
ous work, and comes when we be
lieve and are converted. Sanstifm
cation comes all along iu our ptil
grimage, and is not tinish-d, until
the last battle is fought and (lie
victory won. No Christian is ex
empt from the sore conflicts of
this warfare until Death. The
fiesli cannot be Nanctitied before
death, tlierefore. it is left to the
oarth and w>ll no/ be Sanctified
un it the resurectiou morn. Every
visitation of the spirit that the
Christian receives in his prilgrim
age has a Sanctifying influence,
and weaio made better by every
visitation of the samo, growing up
as babes to manhood, but are not
perfect still.
God’s grace will bo sufficient
lor nli bis i eople, and will be give
eu ouly as needed, and is not given
all at once. “Give us this day onr
day our daily biead,” shall be our
daily prayer. “Lead us Lot iu/o
temptation, but deliver us from
evil,” as much needed. Every
day and every hour from tlie red
sea of Deliverance, to the Jordan
of Death. There is but one Spirit
ural birth, which gives the Chris
tian hope, then we live in hope
through faith unto the end. We
cannot be Spirituraly born but
once.
Elder Parks wanted me lo write
upon this subjec', in as much as I
had wrote upon the subject before
and / suppose he wanted me to
undo what I had done then. Not
one word of any produc‘ion here
tofore written do I take back or
recant.
Ido hope he will be satisfied
and understand my position, and
riot only him but ali who are in
terested.
Respec'fully,
X. E Kf.nfkly.
APPRECIATIVE MERCHAN IS.
A BUSINESS EXPRESSES HTH MORAL
CONVICTIONS.
‘ How is it your merchants do
not advertise,” asked a shrewd
business man of a Herald repor/er
while on the train the other day
“Don’t know’’ was the repo iter’s
evasive reply.
“Well" continued the business
mac, “I was stopping over in Su
wannee yesterday. / chanced to
to pick up your paper, and I was
paiDed to note the lack of enter
prise and push on die part of
your business men.”
.The reporter sat silent, Wliat
answer could be give 1
“I always judge a town by its
ueas paper.” continued our friend
'•when I see the bu of a
town heralded to the world each
week in i/s local paper, its mer
chants and business men fos/ering
and encouraging such a lever pow
er in their midst, lat once con
clude that that town is in a healthy
and thriving financial condition,
but on tbe other hand, when I
gleam its columns niul liud there
no visible signs of commercial iife
or thrift, a detini/e conclusion is
very easy anived at, and you may
bet it doe- not take a s eer or wise
acre to tell the future of that town.
The reporter listened on in si
lence, when the business man be
gan.
“In my town, 1 pay our local
paper S2OO per year for advertis
ing. and consider it one of the
veiy best investments I could pos
iblv moke, and one which yields
largei returns.”
Our mind wandered back to our
own quite and sedate town, and as
the panorama of business men
passed before our dazed optics we
thought of each one, and the
amounts they annally spend to en
hance their business interests
through the columns of their local
paper; and then of /heir future wel
fare.
Did our merchants ever sit down
and quietly thiufe, that the eyes of
the outside world was on them,
and that each week as the Hetald
went forth to the gaze of the out
side wor/d, it was but an index to
their /own and business. The
words of our friend, were only too
true, ard as long as the business
men of Lawrenceville drift along
year in and year out, without ever
trying to enhance their town and
business by a judicious outlay of a
fey dollars in prinler's ink, Lav
renceyill whl remain tbe same uue
ventful little coun'ry villiige, and
the business of the town will drift
on until i/ dies of sheer starvation.
We are truly proud that the
/he straDger can glance at our
coining, acd find at least one or
two business men represented
therein. This should not bo the
case. Rut every merchant in
town no matter how unpretentious
his business may bo, should be
represented in our columns each
week. This would give cast and
busines character to the town,
and instead of vacant store rooms
and empty dwellings you would
see well tilled stores, and pleasant,
and happy homes, business lively
and everybody contented. We
refrain from further comment. If
you will it tints, it must be t husly
LOGANSVILLE DOINGS.
The glorious rain has come at
last and the farmers are happy, (lie
lady gardeners are happy and your
Uncle “Joab” is highly elated at
the early approach of beans and
cucumbers, when he hopes to shove
to the background for another sen.
son his old stand by to wi', “coke
sailed .
Rev Mr Golikely of tbe Chris
tian church Las been holding a
series of meetings in our /own for
tne past week. He is an able
preacher and we trust bis sermons
may do much good.
And still our boys go fishing .
but Mr. Dill Tribble takes the
cake (or rather t lie fish) he capt
ured a blue cat a few days ago
that ziped the scales nr niue and a
half pounds.
Since my last, lh tie A dar Wilson
daughter of John Wilson has been
taken quite ill with typhoid fever
and is now right low.
The bey- around town are
scouring every nook aud corner
trying lo tree your Uuclo “Joab.”
but shoo lly your Uncle is auld
yet.
Mr. Zeek Patrick has spotted
your Uncle iu the person of Jo
Daily though he entertains some
doubts; as there i 3 some ‘diction
ary words ’ m your Uncle vernacu
lar that “Joe can’t get upon.”
We have a colored church near
town, and a few days ago the pas
tor called upon one of his able
brethren to pray at the close of
the service, when the brethren
prayed “oh lawd be a wife to the
wider and a husband to de olfaru
and come now lawd and bless dat
good old muffle jawed Jesus.” I
have the above from the pastors
own lips.
Mr. S. A. Starr is sporting a
utw top ouggy; it is a nice oue-
Our merchants are selling a
great many goods oa time, hence
hard times next fall.
M iss Ella Robinson has been
spending a few days with friends
in Monroe.
M'ss Emma Clements of Coi.-
yers is in our city v.siting her
sister Mrs. Langford.
Mr. Huies Whitworth has >eeu
looking very happy for the pas'
few days; but no wonder it is a
fine bouncing b>y and the first
one at that, aud the boy and Mrs-
W , are doing well, luck to the
father, mother and son.
IVe have a dear good old lady
in our /own 84 years old and it is
said /hat she can still knit and
piece quilts almost equal to a
girl
Well I will close for this time
hoping these few “lines may find
you”—but I hoar ye editors say
‘ Amen.” “Ho mote it be.” Jeru
salem ain’t you glad.” But lam
still Joab
A SNAKE HOLDS A HOG.
Coming from Cut OflT last Sat
urday we siw the strangest snake
sight of our lives. Beyoud Mr.
Kay Camp s there is asrn&ll branch
that crosses the roatj. On the
other side of the branah the rail
road crosses the wagon road, and
just beyond this we behold a scene
that beats anything of the kind, we
ever saw. A large coach whip bat!
j wrapped bis tail several times
I around the top of a stift scrub
| post-oak bush and hau caught a
sow and was bolding her fast
His head part had three wraps
around one of the sow’s bind legs
and he was making the bold doub
i ly suie by holding with his tnoa'h
The sow was moving first to the
right acd then to the left, on three
feet and l ad already described
two segments of a circle on terra
i tirma. “Whoa, Morgan !” said
the senior editor, and jumping out
of the buggy he grabbed a pole to
kill /he make. Strange to say the
snake turned loose as soon as he
saw the scribe approaching wi/ls
the pole and as he stretched out
his full length to make his exit ,be
looked fully as long as a fence rail
Our junior parti letgo a half dozen
or mote jawsbfeakiug words as
long as /he snake, which we can
not remember. But the snake ai.d
hog wont in opposi'e direction ß
and it is hard to tell which wont
the faster. As we rode off we
could hear tliu old row running
through the woods, “Rickety, blick
ety, bliekety, wlioo, boo, whooli.”
From appearance the snake inlen
ded to suck tbe sow, as the latter
hid three teats full, and appeared
to have only three pigs. But ltis
snake-ship couldn't hold and suck
too. Walton News
Call on Abound ,V. t’o’s for
stoves and furniture.
If you want giod cheap call on
Hound A. Co.
Fine New Orletns syrup, 4l)c
per gallon, at ilmsnd A Co
OLD AGE SEEKING RELIEF.
Hartford, Ky, Mulch .'l4, 'B(S.
Di. John M. John sou:
Dear Old Frieud -Puffs similar
to the enclosed (Rev. Jessie 11.
Campbell's “Two More Important
Cases”) occur almost weekly in
our paper iu rela iou to Swift’s
Specific. I presume npon on'-
old friend ship to inquire of you
in relation to it—l.s curative qual
ities, price and manner of procur
ing it.. H iving lived eighty three
years through the most important
part of /he worlds’s history, the
prospect of dying from cancer ou
the face is not very consoling.
Let iue hear from you at earliest
convenience.
Yerv truly your old friend.
HARRISON D. TAYLOR.
Atlanta Ga., March ‘2(>, ’BS
Harrison D. Taylor, Esq., H«i,-
ford, Ky. :
My Dear Friend—Your very
highly esteemed favor of the 24»h
inrt., reached me one the 24th.
you want information in regard to
the celebrated medicine manufac
tured here and known as S. S. S.
I have watched with much cure
the effect of this medicince upon
those who tiave used it, aud beat
willing les/imouy to its good re
sults in a great maj rity of
instan. The firm engaged in its
manufacture are gentlemen and
capitalists, and are far above
falsehook and diception as any
man iu your community, You
-an get it at the drug stores in
Louisville, Evansville or even in
Owensboro, Ky.
I am sorry for your afflictions
but I believe this medicine will
cure you if persisted in, I would
not stop buder one dozeu bottles
or ever, more large size bottles
which can ba secured at reasons*
ble cost.
JOHN M JOHNSON,
72 Marietta street, Atlanta, G
Treatise on Dlood and Skin
Diseases mailed free
The Swift Specific Co., Drwera
:3, Atlauta, Ga,
Tbe opinion of the general pub
lie in regard to Ayer’s Cherry Pec
toral is confirmed by clergymen,
lawyers, public rpeakers, and ac
tors All say it is the nest remedy
that ct nbe procured for all affec
tions of tbe vocal organs, throat
and lungs
• • •
Smith’s Bile Deans are Laving
as big a run as Barnum’s Circus
the lemonade department no/ ex
cepted.
Two bits per boitle.
Boils, bio lb t-hes, pimples, and
all skin diseases, are quickets
cured by cleansing the blood with
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
There was an old man named ( art vie
Vt hose system was chock full of tala,
By taking one beau,
Tie got rid or his spleen,
And now he does nothing hut smile.
l’rice twenty-five cents per Dot
tie.
J.B Srogdon
(Suwannee, tia.)
“the spot cash man.”
Once more to the front with his
large siore rooms, chuck full of
new spring goods, a/ prices that
will lay all competition “in the
shade,’’ in fact, I have no compes
lition in Spot Cash business, ns I
was the first man to place goods
strictly on a spot cash basis, and
making prices so much lower than
time merchant 1 -', Las built np my
large trade, and my present stock
will eclipse any previous stock and
tor Spot Cash, 1 propose showing
you “bargain,” which you never
saw before. The following are a
few items and prices mat'e on va
rious lines of goods.
2000 yards beautiful figured
lawns, at 4c, worth 6c.
2000 yards better figured lawe,
sc, worth Bc. No such an assort
ment to seiect from in any store
north of Htlanta.
500 yards beautiful wool dress
goods, all colors, at 10c, worth
15c.
A very large stock of ladies
dress goods iu all the new spring
shades and styles, a/ 10c, 12c, 15c,
16c, 18c, 20c, worih 15?, 18c, 2<)c,
22c, 25c, and 00c.
No such stock to be found in
this part of the country, from
which to select a nice dress at a
reasonable price.
500 yards of fine Victoria lawn
at 10c. ‘-ooils which always sold
at 15c.
600 yards of bet'er grades Vic
tcria. at bottom prices. A good
stock of Swiss, Tarlatan’s, Nan*,
socks P. Ki, Lace stripe P. K’s
iic., etc.,
1000 vaids bP ached dernenicand
sea islands, a/ prices never heard
of before.
HEADQUARTERS FOR HATS,
for men, boys * and girls. My
stock of lia.s never was more com
pie e and prices s<> low.
My stock of Misses’ and chil
drens’ sailors, are very attractive
in styles colors and prices. Come
and see /hem, and get them a/
Hpot Cush prices. It will t ,ay you
hr Sjvit Cash, menus a saving ts
25 lo 31 per cent.
SHOES, PBO£F. SHOES,
I have Some bargaint to offer
yjn, 1 have knocked the bottom
on i in pi iocs. I.ook. Ladies'
nic#sorgo shoes, only 75c, worth
#1: the host ladies eighteen, serge
al slice, in Georgin. /.mins grain
«t $1.25, worth $1.60. La-
Us glote grain bals, $1,50 worth
m In tact, I carry a firsi-e'.ass
bok, m all grades of shoos fur
son, Indies', misses, children and
nhios. My stock of warranted
boos never has been so large in
adios and childrens. These goods
are manufactured for me with r
guarantee on evety pair Come
aud see them.
FLOOR, FLOOR, FLOUR
In this line, I am headquarters,
as the trade well knows this fact.
20 barrels New Orleans syrup,
at prices, lower than the lowest.
20 hags of ontTee at u great hur<
gfin
Come and see me. and look at
the large stork I carry, and see
he saving oti Spot Cush buying
and die and ad van/age of selecting
from this stock.
Respectfully,
JOHN 15, BROGDON,
Spr t Cash Man.
GAINESVILLE.
Hardware, guns, pistols and
cartridges, doom, sash, blinds, ag
riciiltnral implements of every
description, buggy nnd wagon
material, pm on/ wheels, etc.,
rubber and leather belling
Agents for ull kinds of machinery,
such as engines, saw mills, thresh
ing machines, mill rook. Blunders,
etc cane mills, evoporatorp, solid
and chisel-tooth saws Write or
call ou us for prices. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Bell A Appleby.
Mur2l-3m Gainesville, Ga.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
at on v
Tin ugh prompt and efficient, it in
mill! anil harmless. Safe uml reliable
for children. Wherever Known il in
the mothers’ favorite ini' icino for Hie
infant, the children and adults. Ills
surprisingly effect ive.
TORCH KM 13c. 1.11(1 ll> **e.
Tile wunderful SuceeSH in eonsump
tion, Bronchitis, asthma, spitting of
blond, sore throat, loss of voice, oatar
rhaithroat affections, clironiohacking
irritating amt troublesome coughs.
ltumjh on Toothache,
Instant relief for neuralgia,toothache
faceache. 16c,
K. 8, WELLS, Jersey City, N. J.
TO runLIC SCHOOL
TEACHERS-
I will be in my office on the days
tielow indicated for the purpose ofex
aminiinr and contracting witli Public
School Teachers.
i LawremseTllle,
May aird > Harbin's and
| Martins.
| Hog Mountain
M») mil It. j tj Midwin s,
i Duluth and
{ Cains.
| Cates,
j Berkshire.
Joiii titli. i Kockbridge,
f Bay Creek,
i Ben Mini til’s,
June lath - Noreross,
) Sugar Hill.
T E. WINN, <’. 8 <\
May hi, 1885-td.
BURN HAULS
IMPROVED
STAND’D TURBINE
Is I lir best const n led
and finished, give bet
ter percentage, n ore
{lower and is so I for
ess money per horse
power, than ano other
Turbine in the world
•TNew pamphlet sent free liy
BURN HA M, BROS., York. Pa.
TAX KM i.IVDICS NOTH il.
3kd and last k.und.
I will be at the following places
at the times atalei for 'he pur
pose of receiving the tax returns
of Gwinnett Count} for the year
1885.
Martius, Tuesday May 12th.
Berkshire, Wednesday “ 13/h.
Rockbridge Thursday “ 14th.
Cates, Friday “ 15th.
Bay Creek. Saturday “ lfith.
Harbins, Monday “ 18th,
Ben Smiths, Tuesday “ 19th.
Caines, Wednesday “ 20th.
Hog Mount.’ Thursday “ 21st.
Buford, Friday 220 d.
Suwannee, Saturday “ 23ud.
Duluth, Monday “ 25th,
In or cross. Tuesday “ 20 h.
Lawreucevillo VVedn’s.’ “ 27th.
Will remain in Lctwrenceville un
til Saturday 30th.
Resident reeholders are requir
ed under instructions to makeie l
turns of their own property.
D, VV. Andrews.
Tax Receiver.
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receipt of
ONE DOLLAR.
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ters. agents and clubs. Sample copies
mailed free. Address all orders to
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Arrive Lawreneeville... 8.22 o m
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at 7:00 a. m., makes close connec
ion with tha “Balle raiu” a Su
wanee, arriving in Alana a 9:20
a. m. Returlng leaves Atlanta .
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villeaß:22 p. m.
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BOWEL TROUBLES, CHILDREN TEETHING, DIARRHOEA,
DYSENTERY AND CRAMP COLIC.
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nK. HIOOERS HU(... K I.EBKRR\ CORHTAI »hould be kept in every househoJd.
It is «nie of the most pleasant and eftu »• iou . remedies there is for summer com
plaints. How necessary it is, at a season <». the year when violent and sudden attacks
of the bowels are so frequent, you houhl have otm- peetiy relief at hand. It will save
much pain aud anxiety, as well a large doctoi bill-. the wearied mother, losing sleep
night after night in nursing the little one suffn in itch a drainage upon its system from
the effects of teething, should u • tin, invaluable medicine. lor ate by all druggists
at 50 cents a bottle. |ict¥“' md 2c. tamp for Kiddle Hook, to
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Notice to
FMIRm E R S ,
IF YOU WANT TO PURCHASE A
Cotton Seed Oil mill
A COTTON GIN, A COTTON FEEDER,
A COT TON CONDENSER. A COTTON PRESS, OR
A SAW MILL,
Pulleys Shafting, Hangers
AND MILL HOliK.
Write to us for PRICES atnl DISCOUNTS. We make it to your
interest to buy iliioct from ns.
R. VAN WINKLE d- (() ' Manufacturer* ,
ATLANTA, OA.
NOTICE TO T tIE TRADE V ,r e give discounts to the trade. 5 19.3
ATL NT GE ROIA.
—MANUFACTURERS OF
GrOssypium
Phospho.
THE GREAT C3KN AND COTTON FERTILIZER.
A Special Manure for Southern Lands and Crops,
It contains all the Elements of Plant Food in their Host Form. It has
stood the Test of years, and is now regarded as one of
The Safest and Best Fertilizer lit Ifs®,
Thousands of Farmers io Georgia, A'ahama, Tennessee and
Floridr. and many of ihe most prominent Agrfcultural Clubs use it.
WTo whom we refer. It is one of tlio Highest grade fertilizers
sold in Georgia. (See Agricultural Department Reports.) We in
vite tests alongside the bast Fertilizers in use. We offer it low for
Cash, or on Time for currency on Cotton. We are the original and
only manufacturers of Gossypitim Phospho Its great ami
wonderful popularity, has brought into the markets several imnuta
tions. Norte genuine unless branded on each sack :
Mauufactuied by GEORGE W. SCOTT A ' )., Ula iti, ui.
O chill a Guano.
The richest NATURAL BIRD GIJANO now on
the market! Does not lire the crop in dry Seasons.
The finest base for Composting to be had.
r~ *■'
tatr It should be put in the ground or Compost early. * *'
Gram),
Pendleton's Acid Phosphat.
NONE BETTER.
Our stock of Seeds, Farm Implements, Churns,
Feed Cutters, Corn Shelters, Planters,
Cultivators, Reapers, Threshers
E GINES, ETC.
IS FELL AND COMPLETE.
mark w. JOHNSON & co.,
27 Marietta Street, Atia
PRECAUTION!
DR. BIGGERS'
HUCKLEBERRY
CORDIAL.