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, i: f[ 11 EUAL]). 1 lsßr> ' "", t, ‘ rt ’ WuZ^[^ P^kdcou nty - thar ?” l^^ twil ’ e ,l'Vedk ■ , ii; v,y.» *lesliug “> l*“ ■ lt ronnty I"* 8 no wild i* suffering from k ob bis JoJ]b n. Mills has been * k (or the last week. of our country friends 4to «eiiHlMt Monday. L,mkin has donned hie !ir# w hat ami calico rag. to date the locusts navi fail pi ..uhcir appearance here i uop'i'tant road case we a tiforr the Ordinary hot lidav. pbeans ami Irish potatoes, ~ indulged iu by some of itinera. \j Chamblee the efficient Collector of Hall county, was I yesterday . Ig r owi has got his distillery ,iingorder again, ana is now I lull time. efaiiit tintinnabulations oft he iige belle are heard i u the Bee Watch out. ere will he a special meeting , en at the Methodist chtlrcb Bt Friday night. Go e nerage B]>ring chicken has maej with his nurse, and is running an independent bk utter a rain cometh suns htne ter a shower of salt concetti fatal steel trap. Look out p," sv. Dr. Letsoit, of Alphare‘ta ; died a very able sermon at WoilistChurch last .S'unday f ljope our correspondents let us hear from then* each , sml help ns make the Her daisy. ose who need dob Printing II remember we are doing pretty work in that line ir boy a art putting in houi e practicing for the match od the 12th inst, This is fi Master Harvey has erected f substantial and ornamental ►rack in front of the pos^ >! the choicest blessings rest the city council. They hav® it put our sum,walk in a pas*' • condition. 1 John 0. Davies, one of •■'lll6 8 rising young business I*id us a pleasant call dnr* the week, • H * n,a » having a big row to water supply. The baj *of the State is wrestling with 'h'sky traffic. ■f old friend Martin MaHaffey ■‘' es a short distance out of 1 " a ' the finest prospect for we have seen in the county, toe is less rowdyism and 0688 1D Lttwieuc<svillle than size iD the state, l e t "fc have iLiee Imr-i ooiub . wheat an,l oats prospect look a<j gloomy a week or "ow has come out woc.lerful scei he late rains, an.l the out ",er? 'Dt’onraging now. 6 tlurk of the Superior Court oun iy h ftg recorded over P, ! esi ' 1 mortgage leina this 1,e . 1,0 °k used was very ■ in S three leiiis to the *' in becoming quite W. E. Brown lost which weighed h pound, the other night. C; hou!d keep a sbarp ‘hese miduight marau- ° Ul young doctors says Vei 'y uncomfortable the Jf ‘ When he called to es ‘“'ended to church, sdo r. a -j 'y “houl an hour, was iff tun er father had waltz witu h fcr 18 not on >y one 1 inariesin the state, Wt^ ailger be 18 a success. e oltiv° rt * D J ' S direction is illoD Bor 6htim cane air ,feor h'“* Mattress sac, t 0 toUad m Hjthino' if VOa Rre «n need *i*, 'l!' eir,ine write them te*, Kq ‘ read their adver- Dr. McClelland is still very low and his recovery regarded as doubt ful. New prints at A lmand & Co’s, just received We enjoyed a pleasant call from our urbane friend George Jones, ot Norcross, las*, Monday, wo are always glad to see him. The best line of confectioneries canned goods, tobacco’s and cigars in town, is at J. A. Coftee’s —3t. \ ictoria Lawns at the, woith 20c, at Almand A Co's. Our friend A A Cole, of Bark shire dis rief, this county is agaiu happy. Its twins again - and these hard times Whew ! 500 yards Lawns at 4c, worth Bc, at Aunand & Go’s. Mrs. Davis Mother of Uev. J. M Davie and J, C. Davis, died on the 22nd ins*.. An obit uary notice will appear next week. Go to Almand & Go’s and get a 46- finger Josh Berry grain eras die Go lo Patti Ho’* for Dr. Biggers //neklebervy Cordial, the great Southern Remedy for Summer Complaints.— It. Married at Farmers Academy on the 27th iust , by J. R. Nowell N. P., Mr. N. W. Callaway and Miss A, V. Lang ley all of this co anty Harriet Bahors; Col., and he r tw® sons, Sanford and Dock, were incarcerated in our jail mat Mon day on a Peace warrant sworn out by Y. J. J. //arris, in default of a fifty dollar bond. A. T. Pattillo ic Co., are agents at Lawrenceville, Ga, for E. Van Winkle &. Co's., Gins-, Presses and other Maehiuery Call on them aud get libsral terms and prices.—lt I wish to inform my friends that I have opened one of the most complete stocks of Family Gro ceries ever brought to vill. And propose to sell them for cash or baiter cheaper than ever offered before in ibis market fit. _ J. A. Coffee. A game has been arranged be tween the Lawrenceville and De catur clnb. The game will be played on the 12th inst., at this place. Our boys are not in good practice, not having bien o gaD» ized very long and they should look on/ for breakers. Better practice more, boys. Remember that the Gwinnett County, Sunday School Associ ation meet s al this plnc6 oii Satur day before the 3rd Sunday in J ulj It is earnesily desired that every School in the County be represent ed. Those who o not belong to the Association can become mem bers by sending to Mr. S. A Ha good for blanks. Capt. E W. Berk ey, Superin tendent of the Air Line Rail Road has very kindly arranged in the new schedule for the fast mail train going East to stop at Suwan nee. Passengers from Lawrence' ville and surrounding country, who desire to go East can make clcse connection with this train by (eav tng here at 7A. M. This gives us close connection each way by the morning train. Andrew M. Nash was discharged from the Penitentiary last week, We publish elsewhere the order commuting his punishment to three years. This would have dis charged him im .September. But under the law, the principal keep er of the Pennit entiary is author ized to allow eaeh convict four days a month for good conduct. Nash had couilucted himself so well that he was entitled to four months time and he was promptly discharged. He was in town last Friday and was certainly the happiest mau in town and was profuse in his ex pressions of gratitude to those frienls who had interested them' solve in his behalf. He has been a blacksmith fo r Lockett & Co since bis imprison ment, and the company were so well pleased with him that they of fered him good wages to come back and work for them. Col. E. W. Berkley Superinten dent of ihe R. & D. R. R- was in Lawrenceville last week. He was on a tour of inspection, examining tres ties, road bed & etc , The Col., is making himself very popular with the employes of the road as well as the people along the line. He is a rigid d sciplinariau, but exercises his authority in a pleasant and gentlemanly way. A serious difficutly occured on the Peachtree road last week be tween two boys named Phillips and Dean who are cousins. Some misunderstanding occurred l>e tweea them, ard Dean fell upon Phillips wi'h a srjck and knife and braised him np considerable. He was required to give bond for his appearaLce at the next term of the Superior Court. DEATH OF MRS. TOWNLEY. On last Saturday Mrs. Towuley, died af'er a protracted sickness nt the residence of her son Thus. P. Townley. She has four sons, liv ing iu Lawrencevi lie, where she has lived for a number of years Other memoere of the family live •n Forsyth county. DEATH OF MRS. WILLIAMS Mrs. Williams, widow of Alfred Williams died at the residence of her son-in-law Mr. Anderson Spence, in Duluth last Friday and was interred a/ the Fairview come tery on Sunday. Mrs Williams was the daughter of Willliam Nesbit a prominent citizen in the early settlement of Gwinnett and the mother of J W Williams and Mrs. SPence She was advanced in years and had been iu feeble health some time. Her lmsbaud preceded her to the grave only a few years PROF, J. T NEWTON. We invite attention to the ad vertisement vs Prof. J. T. Newton, principal of the Lawreuoeville Sem iuary which appeared iu our last issue. Prof. Newton comes to our community as a permanent citizen, with the highest oharaotei of recommendations as a gentle man. scholar and experienced teach er. He had between thirty and forty students the first week, and nearly all of them advanced scholars. We have no doubt his school will be increased to fifty by the fall term. Young gentlemen can find no tletter opportunity to prepare so coJ'ego or finish their education, than is now offered in Lawrence vill. Board can be obtained cheap in good families and the education al advamagesareexceptionallygood The Professor would like to con sult with parenis in this surround ing country who have children to educate. Call on him. COURT OF ORDINARY At the July session of the Cou rt of Ordinary the followirg business was transacted: The will of Thos. C. Hardigree was proved aud admitted to rec ord, E H Hardigree and A A //ill was qualified as executors and ex ecutrix. J M Cuamblee was appointed guardian of the orphans of \V T R Chamblee. Letters of Dismission was grar t ed PH B Gower on tbs estate of Lavmon Stone. Letters of guardianship issued to William R Simpson as guardtan of Paul Wotdlaw. J T Beard was appointed admin istra'or de bon : s non on the estate of G. W. Wallace vice Moses Richardson resign ed The objec ions filed to a years support of the widow of E S Moore were overruled. LIST OF LETTERS. List of letters remaining in post office on first day of June ’BS. LADIES LiST. Miss Carrie Baits, Mrs. Sarah Birdet, Miss Lue Craig, Mrs. Lu' cinda Dunigan, Margaret Huston, Elizabeth Camp, //esta Tanner> Mannie Sims, Sallie Williams, Jane Whitmore, Miss Essie Winn. GENTS LIST. Mr. Eliga Boggs, J. T. Rennet Jas. H. Cakes, Wm. Austain, J. L Fowler, Carls Childers, J. T. Hat away, W. M. Hunt, B. C. //azler igs, W. T. Hammilton, R W. Hay, Tonis Hogins, (1. A. Jackson, S- R. Jaqiies, Napolen Loid, Jno. W- McGee, J. Gilmore, M. -J. McEl roy, W H Morrow, W F Moon, J H Nonelly, Frank Rice, H B Rob ertson, J A SUickland (2), Vance Thurmond, Jack Wood, J. S. Mi ner. Ail of which if not called for within 30 days will be sent to the dead letter office at Washington D. C. W H Harvey, P. M, GAINESVILLE DISTRICT. THIRD ROU.>D. Gainesville June 13-14. Chestate, Siloam “ 20-21. Norcross Winters Chap’l “ 27-28. Cumming &F. Miss., New Hope July 4-5. District Conference, Lawrenceville July 7-13 Dulutn, Suwannee, July 18-19 Gwinnett, New Hope “ 21-22. Mon oe, Mcnroe, “ 25-26. Hall, //opewell, Aug., 1-2. Logausvdle, Phila, “ 8-9 Hosch:on, WoodaC. M., “ 13-17 Lawrenceville, Bethesda, “ 22 23 North Gwinnett, *• 29 30 Flowary Branch, Lab non, Sept., 5 6. The Distiict Conference will l>e held at Lawrenceville, beginning on Tuesday night before the 2nt. Sund iy in /uly. I suggest that Friday before the District Conference be observed as t day of fasting and prayer; 'hat prayer be nude specially (or the bap ism of power >,n the Dis trict C 'Onference, and oti Lawrence ville The Conference will l>e organ ized on Thursday mornio", W. A Parks, P. E. BOARD ()F*COMMISSIONERS. The second quarterly session of the Board of County Commission ers me/ yesterday. Present, J D Spence, N Bennett, J E Cloud and J R Hopkins. The board deter nined mat /hey would issue no more license to re tail liquors iu this county. This action will close on/ the sale every where except iu the incorporated town. A petition was tilled at the March Teirn asking that a new Militia District to be cut off ot Cains aud//og Motui aiu, aud to be called Dnuoan district f R Teagle, W W' Duncan and C B Pool were appoint ed commission ers to lay off tue new district and report tc this term- They made report which did not follow file lines asked for by t'm Petitions and objections were filled by parties interested. The Board ret erred the mater back to the Commissioners lor an amemded report, to be made on the 4th Mon day iu August- An order was passed establish ing a new Road from Lander's to the Buford road, in Buford dis tri >t. The board autuori/.ed, Mr. Spence /he chairmab, to purchase suitable furniture for the Court House undto have in readiness for the September term. Au order was passed requiring the parties bound t(j keep up fence around Court Hous« Square to fix tip this fence so as to keep stock out, A STRANGE DEATH. Ou last Tuesday, Mr. Thomas N. Jordan’s second son, a young man abont eighteen years old left home afier dionei to work in the Held, on what is known as the llakestraw place, a short distanc® from his fathers residence. As he failed to return home at the usual time some uneasiness was felt and other members of the family went in search of him Af ter searching the field they repaii -6d to the spring and found him lying near it dead. He was lying on liis back with bis bands across his breast. The discovery startled them and arrangements was at once made for removing him Lome. The distress of his family " with whom be was a favorite and a most exemplary young man in ever respect can be well imagined. A Coroners inquest was held over his remains and after full investigation it was decided that his death was not the result of foul play but that it was the resrolt of conges! ion produced by drinking a large draught of water while he wts hot. Tfie weather wa- very hot and sultry and it is supposed that he had worked hard and while hot visited the spring for water and that the congestion waß so severe he could not gat away. Some of the neighbors who were working in an adjoining farm beard him hollowing and supposed that he was attempting to frighten crows from (lie field as such noise was not unusual. The suffering must have been intense as be struggled alone with t,be grim monster, with no sympa thisi ng friends to comfort or miti gate /he liorors of tl e last conflict. His remains were buried at the cemetery iu Liwreneeville on Wednesday. — i<M » BUFORD. Rain has been plentiful; and vegetables are growing finely. The commencement exercises of the Buford High School, will be gin on tfie 18/h iust. The pro gramme is varried and we learn very interesting- Our Brass Band will ecliven the occasion with music. The prizes will be deliver ed by Hon. George L Bell, of Cumming. The Literary adl»ess will be delivered by H on. A. D. Candler of Gainesville. The Masonic, fraternity of this place are making arrange ments to have a festival on the 24th inst. A royal time is antich. pated. .411 quite in our to^n. More Anon. Street working is in order now- Marshall Robinson taking adran tage of the oppnunity has a strong force this week. Dr. Shaffer of Gainesville is im proving, The President accompanied by Senators Lamar, Whitney, Ends cott, and \ lias visited New York last Saturday, decoration day, There was a grand Military pro cession. Call at the Herald Office for your yob Printing, TAX NOTICE. All parties liable to pay tax, who have fuiled to mako returns are uotifie 1 that it will be m<C duty to double tux them unless they ren der in their retime before my books are closed I i xpeei to close thenijabout the first of July and parties it) default cat address me r.t Sii -vanee. May 80 188 n D. \\ Andrews Tax Receiver. Bradtield’s Female Regvlator, a purely \ ege table Compound, scien titically prsprred. Will cure all derangements or irregularities of the monthly sickness Send for cur Taeatise on "Hea th and Happiness of Wo me;” mailed tree. Brad field Regulator Co, Atlan ta, Ga. For sale by Winn A Vauglmu, Druggist, Lawrenceville (fa. Ayer's Sarsaparilla is a highly concentrated extract of Sarsayaiil la, and other bloop psirifyiui. roots combined with lodide of Potas sium and Iron. Its control over scrofulous diseases is unequalled by ary other medicine. ■— • • wt- — Backache, stitches in the side, inflation and soreness of the bow eis, are symptoms of a dis ordered state of tlie digestive and assimila live organs, which can oe prompts !y and thoroughly corrected by the use of Ayer's Cathartic Pills. As dinner pills and as aids :o diges tion, they have no equal. They cuse constipation. RHF.UMATI(L~ I suffered with rheumatism for many month j, at times unable to walk or get about only on cruictes I took eight bottels of Swift's Specific, and have been entirely re lieved. P. T. Bartrum, Macon, Ga. FROM THEMOUNTAINS. 1« or many years JL have been troubled with a scrofulous affec tion. My right leg was covered with sores from the hip to the ankle—some of them large and painful, ranr.iug a great deal. I tried everything I could think of or friends could suggest. The physicians did what they could, but brought no permnneiu relief My case was well known in this community, es well as the fearful sufferings I endured. Last fall, at the suggestion of a friend, I be gan the use of Swift’s Specigc. It produ ed a change so apparont tl at it astonished everybody, as one ulcer after another disappear ed, and none were more astonish eJ than myself. Mix bottels pro duced an eutire cure. My restora tion is due entirely to the use of this medicine. It is the best blood purifies in the world, and will come nearer doing what is claimed for it than aqy .medicine I have ever tried. J M. Watkins. Jasper, Ga., March 11, ’BS, Swiit's Specific *'s entirely vege table. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free The Swift Specific Co., Drwera 3, Atlanta, Ga, W omarx. HER HEALTH AND HAPPINESS ARE MATTERS OK LIRE AT <'< IN - PERN TO ALL MANKIND. Near Marietta, (ja. Some moollis I bought a bottle ns Hr. Brad field’a Kenia|t Regulor and used a in my family with great sutisfac'io.-i 1 have recoommended it to three lamiliei oud tb« y have I mild it to be just what U claimed for it. The females who ha"e used it are dow in perfect health and abble to attend to their household dut lea llkv 11. B, Joiipson. State ok Gkoraia, Troup Co- I have examined the recipe of Dr. posheph Bradfield, aud announce jt ta be a combination of medeeiues of grea t merit in tije treatment ofol oil diseases of females for whicn Inc recomends it. Wm, P. Beasly, M. D. Ssrinombld Tknn, I.r. j. Bkadkiri.d ; Dear sir—My daughter has been suffering for many Years with that dreadful affiction known as Female Disease, which has cost me many dollars, end nut wilhstannding 1 hod the best the beat medical attention I eonld not find relief. 1 have used many odwr kinds of medicines without ai.v el feet, I hadjnst about given her up, was >ul oi lieurt, but huppened in at the store of W. V' . Edker leveral weeks si ee and he knowing of my daughters affiction, persuaded me to buy a bottle of yuur Female Itegulatou. She began to improve at once. 1 was so delighted with its effedts *liat I bought several more bottles of it, knowiug whit i do about it; if to- ry one of my family was suffering with tuat awful disease, I would have it if it cost SSO a botte for j can truly say it bus cured my dauuhlei sound and w fl rtid mysell aud wife do most heartily recommend your Female Regu lator ta be just what it is aetcominend ed to lie. Respectfully 11, D. Fkvta<jtson. Treatsse on Heolth and Hapyiuess ol Woman tnaiied tree. The Bradkikld Regulator, Co- Box 28 Atlanta, Ua. For Bale by Winn aud Vaughan, 1 dreamed a dream the other nigh t. When noth iug could lie ween; I dreamed the best of druggist had. A peerless liver bean. Next morning at the break of day, I rose with an aching spleen; But soon got cured of raging pain. By taking Smith's Bile Beans. Price twenty-five cents per not tie. £| Bins H AM'S S IMPROVED STAND’D TURBINE I« tlm best oonstri ted a-A and finished, give bet 31 t ® r l>ereentage, i, <> i e MCHfjfl power and is wo | for gljfL) less money per horse power, than alio other ■ mP * Turbine in the world •r New pamphlet went free by BURNHAM, BROS . York, Pa J.B Brogdon (Suwannee, (I a.) ‘"THE SPOT CASH MAN.” Once more to the front with his large siore rooms, chuck full of new spring goods, at prices that will lay all competition “in die sl ade, in fact, I have no compe tition in Spct Cash business, as I was the first man to place goods strictly on a spot cash basis, and making prices so much lower than time merchant*, lias built up my largo trade, and uiy present stock will eclipse any previous stock and lor Spot Cash, I propose showing you “bargain," which you never saw befoie. The following are » few items aud pricet made on va i ions ljnes of goods. 2000 yards beautiful figured ! lawns, at 4c, worth 6c. 2000 yards be*.ter figured lawa, oe, worth Sc. No such an assort ment to seieot from iu auy store north of Atlanta. 500 yards beautiful wool dress goods, all colors, at 10c, worth 15c. A very large stock of ladies dress goods in all the new spring shades aud styles, at 10c, Pic, Ise, 16c, ISc, 20c, worth 15-, 18c, 20c, 22c, 25c, and 30c. No such stock to Le 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. n oods which always sold at 15c. 600 yards of better grades Vic toria. at bottom prices A good stock of Swiss, Tarlatan’s, Nan*, sooks P. K 's, Lace stripe P. K’s tic., etc., 1000 yaids bleached dcmcfiioiuid sea islauds, at prices never heard of before. HEADQUARTERS FOR HATS, for men, boys aud girls. My stock of ba.s never wa- more com pleieand prices so low. My stock of Misses’ and chil drens' sailors, are very attractive iu styles colois and prices. Come aud see them, and get ihern at Spot Cash prices. It will pay you as Spot Cash, means a saving of 25 to 33 per cent, SHOES, SHOEP, SHOE'), I have some bargainr to offer yon, I have knocked the bottom out on pi ices. Look. Ladies’ nice serge shoes, only 75c, worth $1; the best ladies eighteen serge al shoe, in Georgia, //adits grain sels, at $1.25, worth $1.60. La ics' glove grain bals, $1,50 worth m In tact, 1 carry a firsuciass bek, in all grades of shoes for sen, ladies’, misses, children and allies. My stock of warranted hoes never has been so large in ladies and childrens. These goods are manufactured for me with a guarantee on eveiy pair. Come and see them. FLOUR, FLOUR, 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 bugs of ciiffee at a great bur. grin. Come and see me. and look at the large stock I carry, and see -he saving on Spot Cash baying and iheand advantage of selecting from this stock. Respectfully, JOHN B, BROGDON, Spct Cash Man. GAINESVILLE. Hardware, guns, pistols and cartridges, doots, sasb, blinds, ag ricultural implements of every description, buggy and wagon material, paien/ wheels, etc., rubber and leather belting. Agents for all kinds of machinery, such as engines, saw mills, thresh ing machines, mill rock, simmers, etc cane mills, evoporaiors, solid and chisel-tooth saws Wine or call ou us for prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. Bell & Appleby. Mar24-3m Gainesville, Ga. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, m on vm Though prompt and efticieut. it \h mild and harmleHM. Safe and reliable for children, Wherever known it in the mothers’ favorite me icine for the infant, the children and adult*. If is Hurpfittingly effective. TORCHES 15c. EI4|I ID 25c. The wonderful Suot'es* in eonsump tmn, Bronchitia, asthma, spitting of hlotiffl. sore throat, loss of voice, catar- I'hai throat afTet'tions, ehronio hacking irritating and t ronl>lesome coughs. Rough on Toothache, instant, relief for ntMiralgia,toothache luccachc. 15c. K. H, WRI.LS, Jersey City, N. J. 10 publicschooL TEACHERS- I will be in iny office on the days below indicated for the purpose of ex amining anil contracting with Public School Teachers. I Lawrenceville, May 33r<l . Harbin’s and ) Martins. I Hog Mountain May 30th. f(j >odwin’s, i Duluth and f < 'uins. i ('ates, j Berkshire. June Oth.) Rockbridge, f Bay Creek, j Ben Smith's, June 13th > Norcroas, I Sugar Hill. T E. WINN, C. 8 C. May 16.1885-14. 13 WEEKS,SI The POLICE GAZETTE will mailed, securely wrapped, to any Id the United States for three m° receipt of ONE DOLLAR. Lioeral discount allowed to postmas ters, agents and clubs, Sample copies mailed free. Address all orilus to RICH ARD K, FOX Krauklin Square, New York. 1-J0 ly CONSUMPTION. I have a pooltl ve remedy for the above dlaaasa; by Ita use thousands of cases of the worst hind and of feng •taudlng hava been cured. Indeed, tostrongls my f»Uh Id its efficacy, that I will send TWO BOTTI.ES KKRB together with a VaLCaBM TREATISE on this tlieeaee tw an / e*flV' C r Ulve express and P O stldr «• t>a r- . auai.ui j-.J.m..im. CHOLERA oun HANGER The Great southern remedy BOWEL TROUBLES, CHILDREN TEETHING, DIARRHOEA, DYSENTERY AND CRAMP COLIC.* UK. RIGGERS HUCKLfc.BEk 1< V CORDIAL should be kept in every household. It is one of th* most pleasant and efficacious remedies there is foi summer com plaints. How litv.-* -ary it is at a season >u tlie year when violent and »udden attacks of the bowels aieso frequent, you should have some speedy relief at hand. It will I .save much pam aud anxiety, as well a large doctor bill'. ihe weuried mother, losing sleep night after night in nursing the little niie uMt iing sin h t drainage upon it* ystem from the effects of teething, should use this invaluable medicine. Foi sale by all druggists at $o cents a bottle. ?c. stamp for Riddle book, to * W tl.Ti H 4. T4\ I,OR, Adaula, Oa. Notice to FARML E R & , IF YOU WANT TO PURCHASE A Cotton Seed Oil Mill A COTTON GIN, A COTTON FEEDER, A COTTON CONDENSER. A COTTON PRESS, OR A SAW MILL, Pulleys- Shafting Hangers AND MILL WO UK. Write to us for PRICES and DISCOUNTS. We make it to your iutereut to buy diioct from us. K. VAN WJNKLK << (O, Manufacturer*, ATLANTA, GA. NOTICE TO THE TRADE V’e give discounts to the trade. 5.19.3 ATL Nl' GE HGIA. —MANUFACTURERS OF— (jossypium Phospho. THE GREAT CORN AND COTTON FERTILIZER. Special Manure for Southern Lands and Crops, It contains all /he Elements of Plain Food in their Rest Form. It has stood tire Test of years, and is now regarded as one of The Safest and Best Fertilizer In Ifse, Thousands ofFarmeis iu Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee and Floridr. and many of the most prominent Agrfculturiil Clubs use it. MaT To whom we refer. It, is one of the Highest grade fertilizers sold in Georgia. (See Agricultural Department Reports) We in vite tests alongside the bust Fertilizers in use. We offer if low for Cash, or on Time for currency on Cotton . We are the original anil only manufacturers of Gossypium Phospho. Its grem /success ami wonderful popularity, has brought i ito the markets several momla tions. None genuine unless branded on each sack ; Manufacftiled by GEORGE \V. SCOTT & CO., Atlanta, ot. Ochilla Guano, The richest NATURAL BIRD GUANO now or the market! Does not fire the crop in dry Seasons. The finest base ior Composting to be had. It should be put in tbe ground or Compost early. Peapjeotn’s Gruino, Pendletons A.eid Ptospixt. NONE BETTER. Our stock of Seeds, Farm Implements, Churn*, Feed Cutters, Corn Shellers, Planters, Cultivators, Reapers, Threshers EnCINES, ETC. IS FULL AND COMPLETE. MARK W. JOHNSON & CO., 27 Marietta Street, Atla PRECAUTION! OR. BIGGERS’ HUCKLEBERRY CORDIAL.