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About The Gwinnett herald. (Lawrenceville, Ga.) 1885-1897 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 15, 1885)
00ETT KERdL !>. ’>■■ rubliHher. ls> '- -Huk“ 11 *" i, ' lief ‘ Vori ‘ 0 WOrd - H »va you got <»>.>’ & oo,l > ColJ fM rt)tl £str a poUca were on out v dur q the waek. s-r ibe old factory is a peach full bl° oul ' Tbt, Apalaobea Baptist Associa mu meets today. beautiful Indian sum ia now upon us. ion, t'tau find a live cent hear; , a uiil i >n dollar t ody. Sol, Gen Btowu is a terror to 4, ev il door heieabouts. ite Italian Doctor lias been iii uaduriug lhe week Tbe prospect for our building [o)n tbie Fall brigh/eut. Sweet potatoes retail upon our Noifl at 50cte , per bnshell. in plumber. Z>ock (Glover says lii not much of a tuccess. Ass general tiling the stock in mfonuty is in flue condition. Two women were in town this uk claiming the same husband. Good clothes are to respectabili what the frame is to the pict t Jteneiubir wheu you need Job riuing, we will give you &atisfacs M‘ • ,4 few onsumpfive looking tleruialous are left upon the iff! Cbi .pin* and muscadines now igv t t lieatUu:, nos hs avat-age till boy. We will uaveati adjourned term Gwinnett Superior Court in Kember. .1 face that Uncle Wilkes lughan, canuot make smile is in ed a bard cue. Get your ueigkbor or friend who cot taking the Herald, to sub libefor it at once. Lasreoceville has nearly two icdrcd children of school age ithin her borders. lira V. A. Garrison, accompa ed by her children, are \isitiLg lliltou county- Tbeß A R, cluh needs to oe ■oiiganized, to get shed of a few our worthless dogs. J- H.Mashbnrn, of Duluth, i*d the Methodist at this wlast Wedneiday night. lb. Jonah Ewing has gone to tlauta, to accept a posit ion in a bolesale grocery house. everal of our Gamesville ard ill county ‘frjeuds culled up» US duiing the week. itwoHdollar-and-a half clock,in fhrty thcusand-dollar court locks sorter awkward. Ihe sere and yellow leaf, with 1 antnmnal tints, will soon lend hutment to the view. herjbudy pronounces the new lf ou Be, a novel of beauty 1( 1 convenience. And so it is fLe general sentiment among p*ople is that the county re ‘ffe a new jail, after a short ««tbmg *p«u. baK 110 l received iti(.| ba ! eofcot,on U P to ‘late lt weather continues e «me will be full. buD ' h. Gaudier, onr popular spent a day or two lu g bands with his friends in * ! " M ‘t, this week. U *‘ D g to our farmers being • si vesting their crops, tire ° was s '' ru ty a b“ '^ baß been s ti , -'> uJJJ* v '°ators of the law ite S' ing' d 81,11 ket P tLe ,ua /„ Il “ 1,lwin brought to our of-, 11,9 longest pod of El," 1 r r r “»■ ll ■» inches in length, naf. ; Baw y er « win be in ■CV;: lorr 6»Mdo wellt WC " ketl ou * on lr» s ». , l ° * ee hiui while bav 16 aol ‘on guurranted. o V i Squired. ilr j ibis ' I)uilla P dropped in to kes wjn rient lu and swap a few is as 10 b °y* this week, sort u l^ 9 beet arranged lows UUSe ,u ,he State and he Mr.. ___ strict 1 cf this iyl i9t to °ur office one cna b ü be a curionß corn stalk ".c,rr, r- 11,1 "H .H 0,,,! '“ l 1 ,ro “ "» t-roducmg two “Hfof, ‘ ® dcu IJDe Costing huu you beat It. The largest crop of fodder has been saved this year ever known in the county. The colored cit zen is supiemeh happy wiilr a case in court. It is tile next thing 10 a “Scursiou.” proceedings of court tha 1 do not appear ibis week will be published next week. The horse swappers a • 01J bn 1. Acl se observer a aid learn a good deal ot humau nature by standing around the bone yard The grand jury refused to find biils against two parties who nave been pending some time at Cosby’s summer resort, and they were discharged. NOTICE to public school, teachers. I will be in my office, in the courthouse, on Saturday, Oct., 3rd. f. r the purpose of receiving teachers Reports for the present year. Thos. E. Winn. C. S C. Sept 14 th, 1885.— td. THE LeCONTE PEAR. Hit J R. Minor, of Berkshire district, in tffis county, laid on our table yesterday, tbe lines/ specimen of this vrtrii ly of pear, we have seeL in this part of the country. The specimen handed us weighed nearly half pound, and was delicious in rfavor. This is <t branch of industry our farmers should look after. We will have more to sav about Ibis industry in a future issue. JNO. B. BROGDOX. This wide-awake and enterpris ing merchant, muks his bow to our readers, in this weeks Herald, and solicits their attention. lie has laiely returned from “up norlh," and yon may bet your boitem dollar, he brought the goods back with him, too, and he means to sell ’em, if you don’t be lieve it, go and see f-.r yourself. Do you hear. JAS. D. SPENCE. The special attention of the tra ding public is called to the large double-column advertisement, on this page of to-day’s issue, of the abrve gentleman. Mr. Hpenee is an old, true and tried merchant, and has entered the arena, roiled up his sleeves, and says he means business, and when yon need anything iritis litre, call on him and be eonvins ceil. A DENIAL. “Alt-. C. R. B. aud, of Lawrei ce ville, married Miss Mattie Gard ner, of Morgan county last, week We clip the above f rum the col umns of our esteemed contempoa ry, the Walton News, of a recent date, and at once called upon onr friend to extend our congratula tions. when we were informed that it was news to him, “Whats” we said, some what puzzled, “yon do not deny it ?” “Emphatically, I do,” said Mr. Brand. “How do you account for it, then,” said the reporter. “Oh, a practical joke, I sup pose,” said our friend. “Kinder delicate quesiion to joke about.” “Bather delicate,” said Mr Brand, as he seat a wreaih of blue smoke, curling toward /lie ceeliug. And then the reporter withdrew humming .’ “Of all suit words of tongue or pen— Ttie saddest are these, it might have been, GWINNETT SUPERIOR COURT. The Court was in session all last week ; bu< few cases of gener al interest were disposed of. There were on docket a number of long, tedious cases and as the parties were ready for trial there was no way /o avoid proceeding with them. The case of Veal & Scruggs vs Robinson occupied /wo ful i tlayß and the case of E'loweis vs Httini/on tock two more days. The result was that a very small number of civil cases were tried and yet u was a bill’ll weeks work. Tue jury [lr one "case remained out all nigh/ and did.not agree on a verdict until 8 o’clock next morn ing. Judge Hutchins expected /-> have another Judge here at this term to try his disqualified cases but was disappointed, and they were postponed to an adjourned term, to be held on ihe first Mon- ilay uu December. The criminal docket was taken up yesterday and will occupy most of this week. The case of Men roe Johns, charged with iunr-> der, and Haney, charged with Big ainy, .are the incst important yet to be tried. We noticed in a tendance on the court the following visiting attor* neys : Col J N f?leun, of C rnyere, Cols Simmons and Hunt) of Norcross, Howard Thompson and \V C bai ner, of Gainesville, So/ic'toi Genl. Brown, Sllvauus Morris and Col, Lamar Gobi*, of Athens, Welker of llouroe. The following is_ a list of the Special Jurors empanneltd for this week. JURY N't), 1 L R Yarbrough. J C Hayes, W B Cooper. J B Gunter, G \Y Wright, J I) Pittman, W P Jones, T A Peden, R C Lankford, R W Knight, J. Rawlins. m J M C iles. JURY NO. 2. W V'' Webb, Sr. R M Benuett, B W Davis. P (J Bradwell, J R Ke.iedy, W T Brady, J <« Blackwood, W H Harris, W 1‘ Wvim, M M M-iiur. M T Parmer, (t B Bennett. lhe following cases have been disposed of up to this morning: The State vs T C LamUin Ille gal vo/ing. Plea of guilty. The State vs Elijah Diummonds Illegal voting. Plea of guilty. State vs Robert Baker. Misde- meanor. Plea of guilty. B P Veal and J VV Scruggs vs Fanny Robinson. Ejectment. Verdict for pi ft /a C Baker vs Bradford Hum phries, Bill &c. Bill withdrawn. lhe State vs W B New. Misde ineatior. Settled. Willis Kilgoie vs Wm Hall. Suit on note Verdict for pltff. Langston, Crane & Co., vs Gil bert Simpson et al. Claim &c. Verdict for pi iff. P S Barrett A Co. vs Gilbert Simpson et al. Verdict for pltff Fanny M Robinson vs M C Live ly Bill &o. Dismissed. T F Herrington vs M A’ Herring ton. Libel for divorce. Ist ver dict. Albert Massey vs Washington Brcwn. Illegality. Levy dis missed. Mary ] < rimes vs WL G rimes Divorce Verdict for pltff The ' late vs H P .danders. Ille gal voting. Plea of guilty. Slate vs ffj? Maiiders. Illegal voting. Plea of guilty- J P Brandon vs W J Born. Tresspass. Verdin- for pi Iff. W T Scales vs R M Morris. 5 cases. Judgement for pltff C II Brand. Receiver <£c , vs E. E\V hit lev. Mortgage foreclosed. The State vs Lewis Mitchell. Il legal voting. No! Pros The State vs Jll Moore. Ille gal voting. Nol Pros. State vs Alonzo Dunlap. Simple larceny. Plea of guilty. Sentenc ed to five years m lhe Penitentia ry- W B New vs Jor.as Cain. Suit on notes. Judgement for plff. States vs Larkin Smith. A- sault with intent 10 murder. Plea of guilty of shoeing at another. J M Flowers v- David Hamil ton. Bill &c. Verdict. Phe Slate vs Ambrose Johnson Assault and Battery. Verdict guilty. SNELLYILLE SUNDAY SCHOOL SSOCIATION. Editor Herald".— lt was my pleasure to attend the first an nual celebration of the above nam. ed Sunday School Association on last Friday and lan happy to say at the outset that it was indeed a grand success. The Dutiber of people in attendance was various ly estimated from one to two thousand, suffice it to say it was very large and attentive. At about 10 o’clock (he schools num. bering live, formed a processiou at the B iptist church and marched to the arbor, erected at the acade my, when arranged in the proper order, /be Rev, J P AlcConakl, of Tripp, offered an earnest prayer, after which all the schools joined in singing “I want to be a worker fur the Lord.” Then came the address of wel come, by Prof. Oscar Brown, which was lvpiete with good things and showed much thought and skill which was certainly very credit able to the speaker. Then a song by all the schools “Wonderful Grace. ’ 7’ben ihe annual address was di livered by Uol. U. H. Brand of Lawreiceville, and was certainly mast : r piece of eloquence. Alt- r this address camo dinner; aud on ly iliose present can form au idea of t/s abundance aud excellence. After dinner the schools aud peo pie re-assembled at. the aabor and all joined in singing “Jesus lover of my soul.” Wnen >nellville school sui g, then Zoar school, then Pleasant Grove, then Betba ny, then Union Grove. Master Walter Alahaffey then delivered a speech on religious education yii 8S 7/annab, read a spies did essay ou hope. A. D Uevier, of SnelWi’le school, /ben spoke Miss AlaHaffev read au easy. After the programe was gone through with, the executive com rait/ee called upon Rev. E. S. V Brian', of Logansville, for at, ad dress, the patson came sot ward ! and in bis usual style held ihe an dieuro spell bound for about one half au hour after which Uev, James tUebb delivered a short ad dress when the whole congrega tion joined in singing “Sweet bye and bye," and received the bene diction by Kev. Al. //. Enkes, of L gansville. All return* I Inline happy. Spectator. DULUTH. All busy along the Air Line. Cot ton picking will soon be the order of the day. The health of our ‘own is good. The infant son of Mr and Mrs A T. Scoggin died on the 10th inst. For some cause the wotk 011 the McMillisn building has been sus pended for a week. Messrs (Jowe A Knox have now (lie largest and best stock of goods ever brought to Duluih. Three prominent men of our town are on the grand jury. A young gentleman, by the name of Massey, has been in our town for several days, and has been giving us the benefit of his musical talent, which is great! Mr. Ms sev is totally blind, he is a conversationalist, and a fine musician. He will go out to Law renceville this week. He p] tt ys any instrument, he will repair your piano, or organ or sell you one. //ad u goo-* rain Sunday night last. Fodder will be cheap this Win ter. Elexis. L< >GA NS VILER DOIN' 3S. Mr. Will Tribble is so much im proved that lieVode uptown on Friday la-t Friday. All our sick are better. Our merchants are getting in their new stock of goods. Mrs.. R. F. Cox has been on a visit to her daughters, in iiaiusville and Athens for the last two weeks. Several members were ad led to the Methodist Church during the late revival, aiuoug then, some promising young men. The A’aptisr church now has a gooA prayer meeting every Thurs day night: The ladies of our town have or ganized a weekly praver-meeting they meet every Wednesday at three o’clock P. M Parson M. H. Fakes is now off on a visiting tour at campmeetings etc., and Parson Brinnt tills his appointment al Philadelphia and lUttiuui Grove during his absence cotton is opening fast and the yield in our vicinity promises 10 be good. H. C. Clay aud family are oft on a visit to relatives and friends in ltockdale. Uncle Lace Moore says his potatoes are now already too large for any methedist rain to “soak them.” And by /he way this reminds me io say our potato crops are fine, and a great many of them. All Will Roekmore, is moving up with his new dwe ling. Air. Tyler Brand los/ a little child last week new our town. Our boys have reorganized /heir literary society again. Prof Lewis will soon wind up his school for this year. Dr. Danceler of Monroe spent a few’ days in our to.vu last week practicing his profession of deutis try. Mr. D, C. Langford, is doing a good work in ihe buggy business he says he longs for the season to come when money is ripe, as he wishes to gather some if the sea son is favorable. Our farmers are uearly do..e sav ing fodder. Joab. SAVE POUR LIFE AND IIFALTH I eate or what is woise, is the result of continued suppression of the menstrual flow. Save your life aud restore your health by using Bradfield’s Female Regula tor. The tenacity with whic i people abide by thsir early fail h in Ayer’s Sarsaparilla can only ba explained by the fact it is the best blood medicine ever used, and is not' approached in excellence by any new can’date for public favor, Scrofula, and all forms of scrof ulons diseases, are rapidly purged out by the use of Ayer's Sarsapa- j rilla When symptoms of malaria ap-> pear in any form, take Ayer’s Ague (Jnie at once, to prevent the de velopment of the disease, and con tinue until health is restored, as it sburely will be by use otthis rem edy. A cure is warranted in every instance. If your hair is turning gray, don't use ihb poisonous, dyes which burn out its life and produce many diseases of t ae scalp. Aye’rs Hair Vigor is positively harmless and will restore the ratural color of the hair, stimulate its growth, and bring back its youthful gloss and beauty. A N A N S t\ E R WANTED Can any one bring tis a case of 1 Kidney or Liver Complaint that Electric Bi/ters will not speedily j cure? We say they oannot, as thousands of cases already pei ma-„ nently cured and who are daily recomendiug Electric Bitter a, will prove. Bright's Diseaee, Diabetes Weak Back or any urincy com plaint quickly cured. They pu i fy the blood regulate the bow-els, and-act direct ly on the diseased j parts. Evci) bottle guaranteed . j F r sale at 50c a bottle at Winn &,: I Yaughau. fl IWHHH DU I ; m li ill Boots, every lx High l to ever busi: trade, fl ■d lor to 111 A V .1 Wy vH vjgg ■ V and .'ln., >. hot- an,! cup.- and Im- I^H .'lot'll o' ready made t cliilun, tdß| found north of Allunta. This stOe^B proyoee to make one 01 ( the inuii. lefl ures of nly large business. 1 bought aa my stoci. direct from the heal nmuulacif urera iu “altimorej and New York, urud bought them in person, and with twelvS you is experience iu handling retefl made elotn.'ng, enabled me to buy tbH sto- k at a saving of at least, |ier ee nj, uuder tne yrices other mtr chnnts pay da nm titers for goods. This iwento per cent 1 propose to Give to my trads,land all 1 ask is, for any one to call and look at thb stock, and it 1 dot not save you money, don-t buy n/fy goods. ) FROM THE OLD DOAIINIjoN. I have been a sufferer for i many years iom Catarrh and J Blood Taint. Aft er the applicat jfuii of all the knovn remedies for.- such dis eases, I Found myself lu&t summer on the ,v>ry verge of Ahe grave. Nothing seem to do niff any good. Asa last resort I cotrfmenced tak ing S. h S., and have, takouin ail 18 bott/dto Before, T had finished the seejmr Lottie I felt a de -hied improvement, and am to dav en joying most excellent health—bet ter than for many years- I take great plea sure, therefoae, in rec commending Swift's Specific far these diseases. Alrs. E J, Cosnahvn, Richmond, Va , Junt 29,1885 SWAMP AfALARIA CONQTTERs ED. I have been using Swift’s Speci fic in my faintly for /tie past two years as an antidote formaliria and also as a blood purifier, with the most satisfactory results. 1 live on dhe banks of the Oucbita river, in what is called the swamp country. Myself and family enjoy us good or even bettor health than the average people who livu in the hill country. lam confident that S. S. S., has vanquished tlio tmJas rial poison from our systems aud consequently given us good health I use it at intervals during the spring and summer, when the s.ys tern indicates being charged wi/li poison, and it mvimably drives it out- E. B CI’YERS. Trenton, La, Juno 80, ’BS. Swift’s Specific is entirely vege table. T-uatios on Blood and •Skin Disease mailed lice. The Swilt Specific Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ou., or 157 \V. 22rd St N. Y. A WALKING SKELETON. Air. E. Springer, of Alechanics bnrg, Pa., writes ; “I was afflict ed with lung fever and abscess or, lungs, anil reduced to a walking Skeleton. Dot a free trial bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery foe Consumption, which did me so much good that I bought a dollar bottle, after using three bottles found myself once more a man, completely rt stored to health, with a hearty appetite, and a gain in flesh of 48 lbs. • Call at Winn & Vaughan’s Drug Store and get a free tiial boitle of this certain cure for all Lung Dis eases. Large bottles SI 00, . • • * • - LOAA’S OF MON AT Nego'iated on improved farm in //winnett and Walton Counties on five years time at eight per cent mtsrest. Sept, 29th 1884. Wm. E. Simmons. Send for our Treatise on “Health and Happiness of Wo man;” mailed free Biadtield Regulator Co., Atlan ta, Oa. NORTH GEORGIA Mattress Factory. GAINEBVILLE, GA. F. CORT, Proprie Manufactures tiair, cotton. Husk I null stru"' mat trusses, of tin- liest Hitflitv ami wo kniatisliip. (Ir.il IS hy mail |iloni|itly HttcllJOJ io. UciiutolitiK » specialty. tkonliMp 1 Price last. June-, Jui. Yi ■ , _ Dam ill.-, ami and Washington on.l New Orle ans. Returning on No 62-—sleeper Greensboro to Richmond KaTThryugh Tioketa on sale al Char lotte, Greenville,Seneca, Spartanburg, and Gainesville to all points South, Southwest, North and East, A With N EKU.to ii from Athens B “ X E R R to A from A lula Fulls. () “ E. Air Line to Tal from Elbertoo ' Bowersville 11 “ Blue Ridge R k o k from VYalhalia, Ac “ VA 01 R R to and frm Newberry, Alston end Columbia V v S ,v -i J .V C to <te Ir'm Hrilirii'iville, Alston <fce. Chester A Lenoir to A from (’healer, Yorkville & Dallas I) N (J Div A 0 C-A to A (nr (Ireenab, ro, Rsleig nwiN Berkeley, Supenintendend. A. L. Rives, 2nd V. I J . & Gen Mating M Slaughtr, Gen'l Panenger Agt q BVItNU AM'S £& STAND’D TURBINE is flu* host ••oii»tri h*«l and finished, jjjivo hot C* tor jm*i‘<*<‘i ll sijli,* ■, i* «* i•* IlFlhfiWTl i M,vvrr aiul is an I for vSPlF[[lv monoy |x»r horse jiow'rr. than ar»o othor 1-—r Turbim* in tin* world K/’Ncw painphlH arnf li« «* by BURNHAM, BROS , York. Bn. LAW BENUEV/LLE B B Arrive Lawroiieeoville|... ,7:0 ani Arrive a Suwauee 7:10 a m Leave Suwannee .. 7:18 p m Arrive Lawrenceville. .. 5:22 y m The rain leaving Livvro iceville nl 7:00 a. in., makes i'loho cunnec ion with the ‘■Bello rain" a Mil - wanoe, arriving in Al im i 0:10 ~ a. in. Ueturiiig leaves Atlantu • 0:15 p in and arrivingat Lnwi -nee villoaß:22 p. in. EDWIN BERKLEY Superintendent lloyitl, Kirli Ill’ll Itlootl. In this country wo arc all kings, and we arc ill entitled to have as good blood a:- that which courses through the veins of emperors. Then- mo prince and million aires, languishing in feebleness and broken-down bodily health, who would be glad to have the strength of the humblest laboring man. And there are many people who are neither kings, emperors, nor millionaires, whose blood is thin, whose circulation is poor, who arc suffering from lassitude and debil ity, and who know not the pleasure of a hearty meal nor the enjoy ment of being able to do a good day’s work. If such people will put some . >: into their blood, they wJ’ "'n I / and enrich it. They can do i>-.. the use of Brown’s Iron Bitfi ... the purest and most excel*'-rit i on medicine ever made. Thousa ius who were weak, languid, pale *u i prostrated, are now happy to ;.i> ■;hat Brown's Iron Bittern brougb :hem mi and gave their, new liie- j- Fltcln,’ M. Joftmni i ATTORNEY AT LAW. GAINF.BVHAE, GA. Will practice in thd and adjoining! circuits, anil the Supreme Court of the | State. Kusinif* intrusted to his cure wi I receive prompt attention. 20 lyl- Samuel €• POE, PI ant ref and Brck» til a,son LaWRENOj-'VILLE, Ga. Takes this method to inform the public generally, that he is still al the above plaee, an - is now prepared j to eontraet f >r any kin ' of work in liis line. I am now iga ed in the I uninufiictiire of lirlck ai.d will do j your work on short noi.ee. Sutistae ' tiou guarantece. Contrai-tinga spec j ialitv. marl3-3r'. rEESC'.IVV’-’M FEEE |'..r tin • ;;--0 ■•Ut •*t ...,i A IIP* , 1 i<t Matiboo l tml all dlhoitit* » " i Dti on I JUtlia* ttelitiu I.rex TsS. Aliy I rug* M tl»»* n»KL£ lit-iil-s. Or. W. JA*|l *V HE, Na. If Aval »UUi »tn ru UucUUMOIk Vi All of which he proposes to sell as cheap as the same quality of Goods can be purchased in any house in the Stale. TO AIY PATRONS I return my thanks, and can but hope thaZ /hey will continue with me, promising /o do my utmost to make it to their interest. To all is extended a cordial invitation to examine his stock before inuking purchases. No house has bet/or facilities for handling goods cheap. He means what he says, CAN BE FOUND IN HIS HOUSE the best stock of Ready Made Clothing, in beiter Goods, better fits ard more of them, iban any house in North tieorgia, outsidexif Atlanta, wnich lie will sell as cheap as any house in the Soutn, not ex cepting the /utter place. JAMES 1). SPENCE, Sept.l4~3m. Lawrenceville, Georgia, L 4 WHENCE VILLE SEMINARY, Male and Females. The Full session of the aiiove Institution will begin on Monday Aligns ISBS, with the same gulps of teachers as the last term, and at the following rates ni tuition. FIRST CLASS, - $1 50. SKOOND CLASS, - 2 00. THIRD CLASS, - - 2 50. EG UR H CLASS* - 3 00. Studeu® charged 25c incidenul E’ee, per quarer. Course of Instruction, Thorough, preparing SuJents for College < llaHses. Prof. J. T. NEWTON, Principal. ATI. NT Ci I 10-1 A.. —AI AN U h’AOTU RE US OF- -- Gossypium Pliospho. THE GREAT CORN AND COTTON FERTILIZER. Special Manure lor Southern Lamln and Crops. It contains all /ho Elements of Plait' Food in their Best Form. It has stood ihe Test of years, and is now regarded as one of Te Safest and Best Fertiiz; l 1/so Thousands ofFarmeis iu Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee anp j Floridr. and many of ihe most prominent Agrfcultural Clubs use it. Oar To whom w-e refer. It is one of the Higl w grade fertilizers ! sold in Georgia. (Bee Agricultural Department Reports.) We in vite tests alongside the best Fer/ilizers in use. We ofter it low for Cash, or on Time for currency on Cotton. We are the original and only manufacturers of Gossypium Pliospho. Its great |snccesa and wonderful popularity, lias brought into the markets several imuiita tions. None genuine unless branded on each sack: Manufac/med by GEORGE \V r . SCOTT &
