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f ,«.XETT HERALD. '* JJ cdth. brttwr-fr ’ew. w rxbUsher to wn and county. (•liopp el ' li «*■» iu demnnd Jj,v apples have appeared up in oor stree a • Mi BrOWO has koi li's distillery j U[ *ra'iou uga.u. «bat has heeome of our pro, „) water-works i Au J„w Vaughan has ooinmtoM ju Harvest his clover Host of the wheat patches about are looking well and prom in abundant yield. Rtj? M. M. King will preach at Method 8/ church on nexi Sun, jay at n 0(,locL sue recen/ rains have given the jjjena a splendid start and as a there is an abundance 0 f vegetables. A „ r eat deal of sickness now ■evtils through the country- You 4ou ;j be careful about eating vegetables. Mr E. D. Herrin, accompanied t, bis wife and sisier-in-law, has returned to upend a few months ot lju'muer in our midst. Mibb Lillian Mitchell has return, (jbomefro.il Wesleyan Female College where she has been at tending senool this year. DIED, near Buford, Ga., on the fth inst, Ida Maud, only daugh ter of J M,an 1 A. V. Campbell. .‘Blessed are the dead tuat die in the Lord.' We understand that a colored Baptist oburc/i has been organized »t Suwannee, with very flattering prospects. R*v. B F Porter, col., baa bteu selected pastor. The fruit crop this year is re H taarkab'y tine. There appears to be t heavy crop of j eacues, ap ple?, pears, p'unis, b'ackliet nos and cherries. The 0 vinnett farmer who can ickuowledge the corn at this sea kd of the year is a happy man. Sine out of ten aie skirmishing ironnd trying to buy. We are requested t» announce thatPev Chalmers Fiazer of De catur, wili preach iu the Presby leri&D church next Sabbath at 11 o'clock a. in. and again at night. Ilie Baid a party went to a t'el lo»« house iu this county a few days ago and gave him 150 lashes lor wife beating, a good remedy. Another case is reported of ihe •me sort near tho poor house hean all such cases up gentlemen ihile your hand is in. We regrt. <0 ' 11 n that Rev. J • F MoClella , is lying at the point of death al his home in Stone Mountain. l)r. Winn received a dispatch yesterday stating that he ws sinking ami would hardly live through the day but a second diss pitch said that he Lad revived a ittle. I wish to inform my friends that lisvs opened one of the most somplete stocks u s Family Gro— wies ever brought to Lawrence till. And propose to sell them lor cash or barter cheaper than Wet offered before in this market J. A. Coffee. “Bro. Peeples of the Z/erald is exceedingly quiet these days. Is M* preparing for war in time of petccGumming Clarion: °u.no He is just sitting on the fence watching the indepen 'loots jump back in the fold. Dr. 'ot°D, (heold bell weather jumped Ofence rhe other day and eidnot Ouch a rail. And if the lambs ®dcripple can’t get ovei we will •‘tiebold how pleass Iritis for bretheren to dwell gfcther in um/y,” or words to that Mwt, IMPROVEMENT NOTES. A spirit ol improvement seems •pftvade our citizens just now. r > W. A. Townley, is a t work 14 residence preparing for the Nterere, k. Mitchell, is having 0 c e fixed np, by the addition ‘Dew verandah. Rich Almand has ccmmeuc itj' e Wep bon of a neat, and sub °llal c °tfHge oq the lot recently from Dr. Mitchell I RH. Brand is te-modling 'Dterior of his law office, by ‘ n ß the pksteiiug torn oft' and put on. Col. tv 1 u ( ~ •“••Born, is still lmprov -15 residence and c building boom is an il the near future. The bent 1 ' , ~ confectioneries, II town JOd8 ’ t, 'Ra p co’s aud cigars, 6 ut J A Coftee’s —3t. Call at v ■oat Herald Office for Printing, OUli ODE. The proud young man stood on (he base— To keep the boys out, 'the smile which lit his sun-burned face, Shone round his obtuse snout. He raised his bat, “heaved and sot" And called for one hip-high; 1 oe pitcher put it in reu-Uot— It chuuked him in the eye. The y. m. gasped, then brave to grin, r Determined he would score - Then the pitcher took him on I tie chin, And he plays hall now no more. COMMENCEMENT. dhe annual co ximeuceineiit of the Norcross school of “Languages Science and Art,” came oft' last week ihe sermon was delivered in Sunday preceding by Hev. j. F. Phan. On Tuesday evening, notwith, i standing the inclemency of the J weather, a latge and appreciativi i audience assembled to listen loan I e'oquent address by Col. » J | Wiuu. Wednesday evening the school room was packed to overflowing with the youth and beauty of (he town and surrounding country to witness the exhibition | The exercises consisted of speeches, readings, recitations, dramas and charads interspersed witli excellent music. Master J. M. Mitchell of i aw reuce was the valedic‘orian. He was also awarded the gold medal offered as a prise for declamation, by the following coinmitte : Dr. Joneh, Prof Cooledge. llet- P. F Connally, P. Levely and A. A. Martin. The entertainment was well ar ranged and interested the audience to the close and reflects great credit to both scholars and teach ers. OUR NEW COURT HOUSE The Court House is about com pleted. Ti e finishing touches are being put 011 this week, Aud we do not hesitatu to say that it is one of the best constructed public buildings in the State. While it is do t as showey as some build ings, on account of its peculiar construction, yet as soon you enter its doors and take iu the plan, it will strike even the most causal observer a- admirably arruugeil for comfort anti convenience. Its wide nails, airy aud well lighted rooms, and commodious vaults, furnishes every convenience for the transaction of the business of tho county. There aie two stair ways leading to the second floor. One entering the bar, the other the lobby, On this floor, are /he rooms of the Solicetor General, Grand Tury, two special jury rooms, two consultation rooms and ar elegont court room. Comfort able seats for 312 people are pro vided outside the bar. The pe culiar shape of the bar makes i l rstner awkward, but there will be sufficient room for business. One of me most important matters couneced wi/l. all public halls is the accoustics. We are satisfied now ttiere will be no trouble or this account. A man talking in an ordinary tone can be heard distinctly in any part of the room. It is elegantly light and vtntila/ed and will be comf utable winter or j summer. The building is admired by every one who examines it and will gratify the people of the coun ty even those who weio opposed to its construction. Mr. William Norbeck, the con tractor, is the most faithful supe r entendent we ever saw, lie ttitroughly understands every de partmeut of the work and has per milled no shoddy material or botched worn to go into the build ing From the foundation 10 the root everything is first class. He employs none but competent work men and does not hesitate at ex pense or trouble i n comploying with the strict letter of his con tract. He takes a pride in his pro session aud has therefore given us an honest job even down to the smallest details. As soon as the budding is forrun ally received the County officers will move in aud Gwinnett County 1 will again have a Court House. REUNION. Bdfohd, Ga., June 12,1885. Editor Heraud Col, L. P. Thomas president of the veteran association of Ihe survivors of the 42nd Ga., Regiment, having an -1 nounced the time and place of the next reunion of the old command. I lake this opportunity, as one of the vice presidents of the said as' sociati ms, to say to all of the old Regiment, who my reside in Gwin nett that the next reunion will be held at Decatur Ga. July 22nd nexr. Let this invitation be excep ed !us final by every survivor and his family. Bring your wives, and children ar.d 'Uch of your friends as you see proper aud be sure to bring a well filled oasket of such thiDgs as will satistv the appetiie ,of au old soldier. Let every one !of the g,d ant and t.oble old cotn- I rade lay aside business for one day and come together aa a band of orotheis, to renew our friend ship and love fur each other. Br.ng your wives and daughttrs and “young Bob ites, and Stoner wall Jackson, Jo Johnson aud Bob Henderson, that they may see "hr! kind f meu ii was that stood tue storms of four years of the greatest, and grandest civil war tver fought, ltedueed rates will be given ou the Hail Hoads. Your old comrads, W. T. Smith. SUNDAY SCHOOL - CONVEN VENTION. The third annual conventiono! the Swee' Water LTuion Sabbath I School con vet tion met at Pieasam Hill on Saturday the sixth of June with President James //rochnian in .he chair. Exercises commeac by reading scriptures, officers and delegates of the various schools enrobed. /’he house then proceed ed to business. The reports show that, that this convention has five schools with nineteeu officers tweu ty nine teachers three hundred and sevty four pupils and a good supply of literatvre. The couveti tion fixed T ursday before the second Suuday in August of each year for Public celebration. The next celebration will be held at Pleasant Hill. The next oonven tion will be held at Beaver Rain on Satuuiay before die first Sun day in June 188(1 Officers for next convention, viz: For Presi dent, J r i W Ison, vice, pres.. J P Broehmar*, Sec., G M Brown, Treasurer, S Z Dyar, Chorister, T A Pedin, Marshal, Allst jii Martin, Chaplain, Hsv. W B Haslet'. The prospects of this association are rather flattering. The convention was attended by the lad es of the vicinity who displayed great skill , and hospitali y in p eparing ripasi for the attendance. This kindnes i was returned in aclatuations by the delegates. Ordered that a copy of the minutes be sent the ctwin nett Herald fer publication. A Jjourned, J T ' Brochman, GM Brown, Pres., Sec. SUWANNEE. Mis. Dr. Gosk, of Marietta, and Mrs. Matilda Goss, of Bowman, Ga., paid our town a visit last week. Rev. J. A. Mut day, lectured here last Wednesday nighc. He made an impression on bis au» dience, out the impression was that his lecture was a miserable ‘bust.” Our clubs have all dispanded, at least for a while. They have gone into the grass killing busi ness. The crops look better aud are more promising for a good yield at this time, than for a num ber of years. If they continue until matured, our farmers will have something left after the gu an o men and merchants get their part. The Good Templars of this place, will have .1 public entertain ment during tins month. They have quite an interesting program me, but have no I fixed the time W hen they do I will send v ou a caul to come up. Our town has two good schools, both managed by ladies. C. Z. X. FLOWERY BRANCH Ruin in aouudunce and grass to correspond. The farmers fear that the late heavy rains have damaged ihe wheat crops, and should the rain continue cotton, we fear, is injur ed very much. We are sorry to hear that lit'le Azde Boring, daughter of H. H Boring, is quite sick with fever, but we hope she will soon be up and at her plaoe again The gen. eial health of our town and com munity is good. As our friend “Joab,” lias some thing to say about his neighbor’s big cabbage, I hope it will not be out of place lo speak of our neigh hors Deans. Our townsman, H. H Boring has corn field beaus >0 inches long—l mean the beans, not the vines. It was a long time before we could loca'e “Joab,” hut think wt have downed him at las'. How ever, if we are mis'akeu, we enjoy his communicai ions all the same. The Herald is a welcome visi tor among us, and it seems to me if ye Local Editor wou'd put in aL appearanae occasionally, the number of subscribers could be in creased in this baliwick- Mrs. Emma Baugh is visiting her sister it. Atlanta. Prof. R E. Mitcuell, left last Wednesday to spend his vacation with hisfitends in Gwinnett and Waiton counties. Stingy Jim, 1 dreamed a dream the other night. When not hing could lie seen; I dreamed the West of druggist had, A pee: less liver beau. Next morning at the break of day, J rose witti an aching spleen; But soon got cured of raging pain. By taking Smith s Bile Beans. Brice twenty-five cents per Dot tle. DISTRICT CONFERENCE. T 1 io Gibiiesvile District Cons- r ence vvill c uveneiu Lawrencevillo Tuesday night 7th ot Ja\y, Ha* tors will send names of deli ga es to Rev M. D. Turner, and also names cf delegates from the wo iiinii s missionary societies ; bring the bishop money and see dint Quarterly Conference rtjor’s are sem. Eeach womans missionary society will send one delegate. The missionary society will meet Friday afternoon, Mrs A Randolph presiding. W. A Parks. 2w p. E. LOGANSYILL EDGINGS Whet cutting is in order. Crops are putting in full time, aud tbe funnels faces are covered with smiles. The Mstliodist nretheren held a series of meetings last week, it was conducteJ on the Holiness line and for the promotion of the doc Din of Sanctification some five professed ihe blessing of sanctifies tion the church was greatly bless ed: and had some four or five ad ditions sol learn. Revs. John M. Armstrong of Cummiug (J a., and Mr. Evans of the Gwinuott circuit were present aud assisted the pas tor. Prof, W. F, Lewis appeared on onr streets on last Friduy cleanly shaved; and while the shaving did not add any thing to his already meagre amount of beauty yet ho wore a pleasing smile which be token some happy event in his life, and to an interrogation con ceruing the cause of his felicity he replied, “its a girl and weighs about (J pounds, aud Mrs. Lewis is doing quite well,” we certainly congratulate tbe Prof, aud his good lady; aud irust the little fe male will grow up a diligent stu dent in the Profetsore school. Mr, Willlie Bonds was elected us a delegate and Mr, Jo 8 Baily al ternate to attend the district con ference of the Methodist Church to be held in Lawreneeville in July next, for the church here. Mrs. Jenie Briant wife of Rev. E, S. V. Briant is quite sick but we hope not dangerous Ivirtj. Yau Brand of Lawreneeville is viitiug friends and relaiions in our town, we hope she will enjoy it and come often. We are proutl to state that, the most of our sick are improving Our old friend E L Braswell has had a very severo spell hut is now able to sit up. And right here let me say that no town in Georgia is blessed with any more attentive and successful physicians than ours iu the persons of Drs. Ham moud and Robin sor. Rev. E. S. V. Briant preached at the Methodist Church on Sun' day night to a good congregation. Mrs. Bailey mother of our towns man Mr, .to. Bailey is not expected to live but a few days ; she is spoken of as a glorious old lady, she is dying of lung trouble and is about seventy five years old. And now the distant chirp of nhe half naked spring chicken is herrd in the land and the preachers are happy. H urrah for the stock law,” is .he cray of some of our citizens while Uncle Billie Jacobs still asserts that he never will be reconstruct r ed upon the stock law question. But I must stop for 1 am per. suaded that quitting seise is the best sense in the world. JCAB TAX NOTICE. All parties liable to pay lux, who have failed to mako returns are notified that it will be mrC duty to double tax them unless they ren der in their returns before my books are closed I expect to close themjabout the first of July and parties in default, cat address me at Su-vanee. May 30 1885 D. W Andrews Tax Receiver. CANCER CURED. Mrs. Oliver Hardman an old resident of Wahon county, and a lady of culture aod prcntmece, has this to say of the treatment of can cer with Swift’s .Specific : Over fifteen years ago a cancer made its appearance on my face. It was treated with piasters, and | the core came out. The place j healed up after some time, and seemingly my face was well, H ow ever, in r few years it returned agoin with more violence than ; ever. It gave me a great deal of ! pain. The former remedy seemed to do it no good- Knowing the disease to run in the family, hav- i ihg had one sister to die with can cer, I became seriously apprehene sire of rny condition. It continu ed to increase in size and virule ee I almost gave up all hope of ever being cured. The physicians ad vised the use of the knife and caus tic. This was more than I could Bear, and refused to have it oper ated upou i.i that way. All other remedies were used, but the "sn eer continued to grow worse. The pain was excruciatihg, and my life was a burden. In this extriraity my son Dr. Hardman, recommend ei ute to Zry Swift s Specific. L 1 was the last resort, but 1 was so prejudiced against the uso of pat ent medicines, and especially this ot)" tli il [ hesitated some tune. At lasi I gave my consent, not be lie v ing there was any virtue in it. The first bottle only increased the size of tue sore ami the discharge from it, and hence did not inspire me with any hope. On taking the sec l >rd bottle there were signs of impiovcment. and my faith s rengfh nefl just, m propotiog to that improvement. The spot ou tny face beg n to d< crease, as well as well as the discharge, aud hope bbgan to spring up in my heart, Could, it be I asked myself, that l was at lost to be releiveb oi this diseuse ? It lias given me so many dark hours in the past that the idea of being'veil again almost overpowered me. There was a contest between hope and fear for a long time It was a long night of weeping but joy came with the morning. There is nothing left to mark die place but a small sea", and feel that it is impossible for me to express my gratitude for this great deliverance. It is a wonderful tnediciece. Mrs. Oliver Hardman. Jan., 9,’Bs. Monroe Ga. Swift’s Specific »s entirely veges table. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free The Swift Specific Co , Drwera 3, Atlanta, Ga, The construction of the ship canal across the Isthmus of Pana ma was certainly a daring magnti cent thing. But the fact that in that sickly climate, wtiife at work in that sickly china 1 e, while at work in that marvelous enterprise, so many brave and noble men lost their lives, is a pathetic, tragic thing. But it is e Imppy fact, that de ith there now is a rarely seen. Panama Druggists sell Smith’s Bi'e Beans. Price tw’enty-five cents per bot tle. For sale by Winn & Vaughan The need of merit for promot ing personal (esihetics is due to J. C. Ayer & Co., whose incomparas ble Hair Vigor is a universal beau tilier of the Hair. Harmless, ef fectice. agreeable, it has taken rank among the indispensable ar tides of the toilet. To scanty lacks it gives luxuriance , and with ered hair it clothes with the hue of youth. Brutfield's Femui Regulator will give a blooming color, au elastic step and a cheerful spirit to ttie woman of sallow complexion, heavy dragging motion aud melancholy dispo-ition. Send for our Taeatise on “Health and Happiness of Wo ms.;” mailed free. Bradrield Regulator Co., Atlaii'- fa, (la. For sale by Winn & Vaughan, Druggist, Lawrenoeville Ga.* Eor constitutional or scrofulous catarrh, and for consumption in duced by the scrofulous taint, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is tLe true rein edy. It has cured numberless casea It will stop the nansesus catarrhal disoh >rges, and remove tue sickening ofder of the breath which ate indications of scrofulouc origin. «T.X3 Brogdon (Suwannee, ha.) ‘•THE Sl’OT CASH MAN.” Once mote to the front with his large slore rooms, chuck full of new spring goods, a/ prices that will lay all competition “in the shade, in fact I have no compes tition in Spot 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 merchants, has built up my targe trade, and my present stock will eclipse any previous stock aud lor Spot Cash, I propose showing you “bargain,” which you never saw befoie. The following are a few items and prices ma'le ou va> rious lines of goods. 2000 yards beautiful figured* lawns, at 4c, worth 6c. 2000 yards better figured law a, sc, worth Bc. No such an assort ment to select front in any 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 and styles, aZ 10c, l‘2c, 15c, 16c, 18c, 20c, worth 15e, 18c, ‘2oc, \ 22c, 25c, and 30c. No such stock to be fo.tnd in this part ol the country, from which to select a nice dress at a reasonable price. 500 yards of fine Victoria lawn at 10c. ,! oods which always sold 1 at 15c. 600 yards of better grades Vic toria. at bottom prices. A good stock of Swiss, Tarlatan's, Nan*- sooks P. Ks, Lace stripe P. K's etc., etc., 1000yatds bleached demesne nn<l sea islands, a/ prices never heard objietore. HEADQUARTERS FOR HATS, for men, boys and girle. My j stock of ha.s never was more com -1 pleie and prices so low. My st-.ck of Misses’ aud chil drens’ sailors, are very attractive j in styles colors and prices. Come j and see /hem, and get them aZ Spot Cash prices. It will pay you as Spot Cash, means a saving of 25 to 33 per cent. SHOES, SHOES, SHOES, I have some bargaint to offer yoa, I have knocked the bottom out on ptices. Look. Ladies' nice serge shoes, only 75c, worth *1; the best ladies eighteen serge al shoe, in Georgia, /.adits grain sek, at $1.25, worth $1.60. La irs’ gtairt Imls, $1,50 worth m In lac-t, I carry a first-r I bek , m .all grades of shoes for sen, ladies', misses, children and abieH. My stock of warran ed hoes never has been so large in j ladies and childrens. These goods are manufuciQred for me with a guarantee on eveiy pair Come and see them. 11. ui;, 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 lowesu 20 bags of coffee at a greai bai t SP in come and see me. and look at 'he large slock I carry, and see lie a ing uu Spot Cash buying and the and advantage of selecting from this stock. Respectfully, JOHN B, BIiOGDON, Spot Cash Man. GAINESVILLE. Hudware, guns, pistols and cartridges, doots. sash, blinds, ag rionltural implements of eve' description, buggy and wa j material, patent wheels, etc., rubber and leather belling. Agents for all kinds of machinery, such as engines, saw mills, thresh ing machines, mill rock, smuilers, etc cane mills, evoporaiors, solid and chisel-tooth saws Write or call ou us for prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. Bell & Appleby. Mar24-3m Gainesville, Ga. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, *! 01 HE’ The ugh prompt ami efficient, it is iiiiM amt harmless. Safe amt reliable for children. Wherever known ii is the mothers' favorite me ioine for Ihe infant, the children anti adults. It is surprisingly effect ive. TOKCIIKK 15e. I.!<(( ■■> Mr. The wonderful Success in eoustimp Don, Bronchitis, asthma, spit t ing of blood, sore t hroat, loss of voice, catar rhal Ilirout affections, chronic hacking irritating amt troublesome coughs. Ruuffh on Toothache, Instant relief for neuralgia,toothache fuceuehe. |se. f . S, WKI.I.S, Jersey t'ity, N. J. I o PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACH LBS- I will tie in my office on the days below indicated for t he purpose of ex amining amt contracting with Public School Teachers * Law rencevitle, May USrdV Harbin's and ) Martins. ( Hog Mountain May 30th. j G *odwin's, I Duluth amt j Cuius, j Cates, j Berkshire. Julie Glh. I Rockbridge, j Bay Creek. 1 Ben Smith's, June 13th ■ Norcross, ) Sugar Hill. T F„ WINN, C. SC. May IG, 1885-td. 13 WEEKS,SI The POLKJK UAKKITK will mailed, securely wrapped, to any in the United States for three m receipt of ONE DOLLAR. Lioeral discount allowed to postuiu" ters, agents and clubs. Sample copies mailed free. Address all orders to RICHARD K, FOX. Franklin Square, New York DVO 1 y GEORGIA O WINNETT COUNTY. Wm. J. Jones administrator of N. 8. Julian, represents to the court in tills petition duly tiled that ho has fully administered seid N. S, Julian's estate. This is therefore to cite all persons heirs and creditors to show cause if an they can why said ad ministrator should not be discharged from his administration and receive letters of Dismission, on the first Mon day in September 1885. JAmKST. LAmKIN Tills May 7th 1885 Ordinal J, A, HUJXT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, NORCROSN, CA. Will practice ill the Superior Courts and courts of Ordinary of the coun ties of Gwinnett and Milton, and in the Justices’ court, of both counties. Special and prompt attention given lo collecting. Feb 9-’BS-6tno. Fletcher M, Johnson ATTORNEY AT LAW. GAINBBVILLB, (JA. Will practice in this and adjoining circuits, and the Supreme Court of the Stale. Business intrusted to his care wi I receive prompt attention. 1-20-ly f\ BURNHAMS 8r IMI’ROVEtI SSL STAND’D TURBINE jWifc ra Is the bent count rited jtip " and finished, give tiet .&U ter percentage, u ore iHrvfrrft power and is no I for wLlt H# ienn money per home power, than ano other Turbine in the world tef Ni-w pamphlet nent free by BURNHAM, BROS., York. Pa. Samuel C POE, Plasterer and Bricks mason. Lawrenceville, Ga. Takes this method to inform the public generally, that lie is still at tlie above place, an is now prepared to sontraet f,r any kin ' of work in his line. I ant now igu ed in the manufacture of brick, at. d will do your work on short not.ee. Satisfac tion giiai aiiteee. Contracting a spec iality. inuyl3-Jtn. Fnyoiir l.il'i* vtortli a Ikollnrt Perhaps that seems a high price for it, considering how poor your blood is, and how your whole sys tem is prostrated, debilitated, and enfeebled. People have Iteen heard ; to say, under such circumstances, | that they would not give the toss I of a copper for the choice between life and death. But when it comes to actually drawing near the grave, a man naturally draws back, and says he does no* ant to die. Life ; is very even to a bro ken-down man it is worth saving, One dollar will buy a bottle ol | Ilroum . Iron Hitters. That one i dollar ury start you on the road from misery to recovery. A man must take a very mean view o< | himself who is not willing to invest | that much in making one serious effort to rescue himself from deadly debility, and 1., Jtep into the en joyment of solid health. Brown s Iron Bitters vitalizes tne blood, tones the nerves, and rebuilds the syster* Its wo:’' is well known, invest that dollar h. a bottle k CHOLERA OUR. DANGER The Great Southern remedy FOW BOWEL TROUBLES, CHILDREN TEETHING, DIARRHOEA, DYSENTERY AND CRAMP COLIC. * ~ 1 • «►— Dk. BKXiERS’ HUCKLEBKRKY CORHIAI. should be kept in every household. It i* one of the most pleasant and efticfu ious remedies there is for summer com plaints. How ne •• ry it is, at a season o» the year when violent and sudden attacks of the bowels are so iiequent, you should I ave some speedy relief at hand. It will save much pain aud anxiety, as well as large doctor bills. The wearied mother, losing sleep night after night in nursing the little one uttering such a drainage upon its system from the effects of teething, should use this invaluable medicine. For sale by all (fttiggisW at 50 cents a bottle. Send 2c. stamp for Riddle Book, to WAI.TKR A. TAVI.OR, Atlanta, Notice to jflpfllßl ~^?^. PARM E R S , IF YOU WANT TO PURCHASE A Cottonseed Oil mill A COTTON GIN, A COTTON FEEDER, A COTTON CONDENSER. A COTTON PRESS, OR A SAW MILL, Pulleys Shafting, Hangers AM) mill no UK. Write to us for PRICES and DISCOUNTS. We make it to your interest to buy diioct from uh. K. VAN WINKLE <(■ CO., Manufacturers, ATLANTA, GA. OTICE TO THE TRADE— p ive discounts to the trade. 5.19 3 Is ATI. NT GE RGIA. —MANUFACTURERS OF— aossypium Phospho. THE GREAT CjRN AND COTTON FERTILIZER. Special Manure for Southern Lands aud Crops It contains all Zhe Elements of Plant Food in their Best Form. It has stood the Test of years, and is now regarded as one of The Safest and Best Fertilizer in tfs® Thousands ofFnrmeis in Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee and Floridr. and many of die most prominent Agricultural Clubs use it IfaTTo whom we refer It is one of the Highest giade fertilizers sold in Georgia. (See Agricultural Department Reports.) We in vite tests alongside tho best Fertilizers in use. We offer it low for Cash, or on Time for currency on Cotton. We are the original and only manufacturers of Gossypiunr Phospho. Its great [success and wonderful popularity, lias brought into the markets several immita tions. None genuine unless branded on each sack : Manufactured by GEORGE W. SCOTT A CO., Atlauti, a*. Ochi Ila Guano The richest NATURAL BIRD (fUAXO now on the market! Does not fire the crop in dry Seasons. The finest base for Composting to be had. HoU It should be put in the ground or Compost early. Peapjeotn’s Griiiai, Pendleton's A.oLl Phmp'nt. NONE BETTER. Our stock of Seeds, Farm Implements, Churns, Feed Cutters, Corn Shelters, Planters, Cultivators, Reapers, Threshers EnCINES, ETC. IS FULL AND COMPLETE. >ll y. JOHNSON* 27 M arietta Street, l!a PRECAUTION! DR. BIGGERS' HUCKLEBERRY CORDIAL.