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LyXEIT HERALD. - Ft blip tit i ■ patf/ru Market. I B Office, Oct., 6th 188.1. W ,awkencevu.i,k. ft] lluUlimg g-a BliJ'H" 1 ? sl HWio&ry ■ al,av,A - ~i * . • Q .1 XiE Cl Htriiosry ? Bjl.nu- q not a 1 ions lire o,>r- H weekly. ■l\VN' AND COUNTY. I. Mini'l.V aub- H^riiid X.;,, l! itl'st appeal- X, ,r Jay morning- B - legal >»( tiers in ■ iliev iniiv interest jXi ' lies mill aliow* t lts |B . 11,.i i,ln m a week SB BH ' l ''!'' l V’iiontps ,n, ul B], *as at to see ns yes- potatoe crop is the ,n',t at this sect ion X ":‘"t :l fi o(, d farm ' i cisent el 11. -M. I’d. Mia. iuio heel' ■ (iaiucKiit e, reiurnet Htt-riliiy. B i: Jammu has se- B ni Allantu, and B it few days. ■ i, on a regular build' X' lively mechanic m ungageineut, ■i ha -1 ordered elee- Ht stuck law in Rock ■ Xoirross dts/rie.lb. X' H ll has S'.me in. H . m f..r the pee- B". ‘ he has to say. B 1 Judge Lamkin, X very low for some 'Be 1 ' 1(1 state is now will build a B 111 eal'l \ h e lias the cuu |(> of the, SO' X' l hate 11 ay B " ■ hi- up I ' bickery. eggs, |B ' cat will X'h' hi■ t.■ i part of X ' "‘r.ltanV little Bv.iic very sick. X he l-( s/.m-ci ■V L|, r so id parents. X-«"H has iMimnci)- X" his cottage, fl Kill and Sieve X««»mly in ike a x* of the deep e festive genus l ow breaks B -'Ot the crisp ns "'hat's the ''' ■ tile reason X s " t-pry. lie’s nt ins house, X 8 Su llal'l'-v jB )'»i it .-l just as ■H'‘ ■••rii.i ~,-j ■ ii ivc any m 1,11 1,1 1 M.I; yon fl 1 a', ng Mini I'l iiit it. B‘' h ' f-i' ti e msi B - l;, t 1 \ in.uf to 9j| 1: loiril Ills B "" |i wiii m 1 - ail,| B ■••nti*ts B' in our B *' ! ' l!lil ’ 11 ' B;: 1 - iv« «l ,i B fur* to ii. B " r '' Mr. B in, h'- died t ie B‘: To m l '"" n 1,1 B ■ ilUllilffsi B: "• 'in f. , t m "ur.ut i t'vo ii 1(i m , lai B * **■-*]. H ’ !l i'l-Mlcj. m'“>- almut ■ ].n,. B is d dispatch was received as we go to press announcing tne d«ath of Mrs. It. O, Medtocb, of Nor cross. Chailey Robinson, lift last wed: to seek his fortune elsewhere, i'barley is a clever boy, and we hope he will tied profitable cm., ploy men i. -the 11kbai.ii office is turning out some neat specimens of Job l\urk. Wo have primed some pamphlet reports of lia,disc Asso ciations, which, we think, will com l't.ro with the best offices of the State. All persons indebted to the HntAi.ii office, either lor adverii smg or Kiinpcnpf ion, are notified that settlement must be mime by tho first of November. VVe have waited patiently becanse we knew there was no money in the coun try Imt w« mean business uow> and must collect. Do not neglect us because the amount is small- BUFORD 8.8. ASSOCIATION The semi annual meeting of the above named association, which includes t. oLawrenceville schools, was field at Farmers Academe church lasi Saturday. Nutwith stHiding the inclement weather a good crowd was in attendance. The meeting was called to or der by President, A. T. Pattilic, Secretary Harris having resigned. J. T. Newton was elected to fill his unexpired term, The morning session was taken up with the regular routine business. At the (‘all ot the roll the delegoies fre m ■itvon schools made ikeir verbal eg i s >f the condition of their respective schooiP. These reports were, as a n-eueral thing, very en couraging will one exception, that in nearly every school reported,- there was a lack of interest on tJ>e part of parents for the Sunday school, as lire. Johnson said there was too much go and not enough come, on the pat t of the parents. At the completion of these reports the Pres., announced a recess of one hoar and ah df for dinner, and as the crowd came out of the eliuicii a most de'igh fnl sigh! greeted their eyes for the good ladies cf the community had spiead for us, one of the nicest and most gumptious dinners we have ever saw on such an occasion- The President, Secretary and chap lam made quiie a reputation as epicures, I’he afternoon was taken up in vile introduction and discussion of new btisioe-a and after a beautiful song led by the, musical director the association adjourned t<> meet ou Saturday before ho first Sun day in May next at Duluth. A. T- Pattillo, Pres. J, T. Newton, Sec. JOHN 13. 13 HOG* DON'S Stock of nobby ready made clothing, is three times as large as any in frwianett, and for prices can’t be touched. AT LAN T A PiiESBYTERY. The Presbytery meets here rn x( Friday night. We publish below a list of assign merit s al ready made by the cemmittee of entertain ment. There will probably be others, whise names have no' been furnished the committee, who will be assigned as tiny al- As the train arrives Friday night citizens are request! d to meet their guests at the depot and tajte them to their houses. E'der from Friendship auti West Burnt—W L. Vaughan. ltov. Mr. Hollinsworth —31 V. Brand. Uev. Mr. Stacy and Bluer—T. M, Peoples. lie v, Mr. McGoy, and Elder from Griffin—Jus. D. Spence. Timber Itidge Elder—J. M. Wilson. • Selem and Villa Rica Elder —A. •J, L Hates. Stone Mountain Elder— D. I" Cain. Conyers Elder--Rich Ahuaiid. Rev. Mr. Barrett and Alder—E D. Herrin, l’lev. Mr Paden and E/der —R X. Robinson. Rev. Mr. Smith, and Elder from Jonesboro— W. P. Cosby. Rev. Mr. Alexander, and Elder from Beihany—J. P. Byrd. Elder from 3d church, A'lau/v, and Nor cross—. 4. T. Pattillo. Rev. Mr. Quigg, and Elder from Covington—S, ,). Winn iliivs. Duff ise, Fraser, and El ders from Forsyth—A. M. Winn. Rev. Mr. Jones, and Elders from Greenville, Carrollton, met Philadelphia—Mrs Byrd. W A. Powell-J. C. //onston. Rev. Mr. Bruce, and Elder from Lub-'range -\\. J. lLrn. Rev. Air. King and Elder from Rock Spring—Dr. Mitchell. Midway Churih—F. F. Julian. Rev. Mr. Cievelaml and Ehler —Mr*. Jacobs. Rev. Mr. Stiiekler and Elder and McDonough aud Smyrna EJ ,ders— N. L. Hutchins. Rev. Mr. Rogers and Elder-, W, E, Simmons. Thomaston church—G. W. Ann bn so Hogansville and Flat Shoal* churches -G. I’. Craig. Decatur Elder -Miss Ann -M.lts. OUP, SCHOOL There is no question that more immediately affects every citizen °‘ fhv town, than the success of our School. SilK-e the completion ■‘f the Railroad, there is no inter' piise that will-do moie to build up die town, bring population and business, improve i s society, m u als, and geneial prosperity than the est.vblisiu cn/ ol' a High School where the youth of the town and surrounding eountiy can obtain a good education. Such an institution will bring lo the town a rapid inctease of population, of die best class of citizens, ennance the value of real ed.u, e, and give tone and charac. ter to the society, as well as enable our citizens to educate their ebils drill at home, at half the expense it would cost to send hem abroad- Ii e know of no I ocatiou in np<« I’er Georgia, yet nm ccupied, that offers such inducements for build ing up a first class school. A glance at .lie ierritotv tributary to i awrenceville, will satisfy any thinking man, that all we need is a united tllort ou the part of ui cit.ztns to establish in our midst in institution of learning, that vili be an honor to the community and add twenty-ffive per cent, to its business, as well as furnish in ducements for substantial men to seek homes among us. And die first thir.g we need is an enlargement of our Seminary. We h ive an e.-timate made, and an addition can be made to the pres ent building, which will give an other loom fifty feet long by thir ty feet wide, at a cost of about 8050. This will give ample riom for die accommodation of from one liundied and twenty-five, to one hundred and fifty scholars. Prof. Ne-wtun, ,vho is giving em ineru satisfaction as a skillful and ompeteiu teacher, is alive to the 'be work of building up the edu cational interest of ihe cointnuni j ty, Aud he is prepared to cosop era e with us in every s/ep we i ike in 1 has direction. Witu the proper effort his school will open next year wi h one hundred ached krs, and if the board of trustees will move at oDce the nee-ess ry funds can be raised to enlarge the pre.,eut school building so as to give ample room for every scliol ini', who may come here. We need ample room and go d -choul furniture and with an en terprising tencUer, oaeked and -us tained by the town, we will be suiprised atom - own succiss. We have never seen a tow n pros per Without a good seh >ol; and w< have luvei k: owrtown with a fin class school 'hat did not pre.-per. Every citizen who Inyj cuildren to educa e, who ownk real esi rte or is engaged in any business is directly and immediately iuierest ed in this question. Jt is not only a matter of town pride and personal convenience bu/ involves the growth and prosperity o every branch of business and of popula ion. —’ LOGAMSVILLE DOINGS. Mr. TV-s. Clay,of whom I spoke in my last, died on last Sunday morning, the 28th inst. He was only sick nine days, and on Sun day morning, about the usual hour for him to attend Sunday School, his spirit winged its way to tbo ;reit Sunday School above His remains were interred oi. Monday in atir ciiy cemetary, and his fu nerul preached by Rev. E. S. V, Briant, in a very solemn and ap propriate manner, :o a large con course of his friends. Mr. Isham Smith, one of our oldest citizens was also buried in ourceiue any on Sunday. ite>-. M H. E.ikes, performing the funeral obsequies. Peace to his allies. \Ve have opened a new’business in our town. A few days ago, .Mr. W- H. Braswell, received an order for two thousand pounds of Pennyroyal and shads. He soon had little arid big boys gath ering it, and by night he hid enough to till the order. ‘•Can’t you settle up this fall,’ now salutes the ears of the aver age citizen. o Mrs. Eliza Cuff e,has been right sick, but is now better. Miss Cuarily Brand is also reported t, 0 be quite sick. Pr f. Lewis has a litlie girl on th“ sick list,. Mr. Isaac Braswell, is speak ng lof moving to Ins farm next year. We will hate to loose Ike. RiV. M. H- Fakes will move will move his family to Oxford soor.. to place his l»>ys in school at l hat pluue- Prof Lew is is sj caking of nun - | ing to Luwret.civille. Miss M. P. C-.ftee. lias gone lo j Suwauee, tosel l goods frrJohn B | Uregder. P.ifton Brian-, s nur-ifg' a | 'bid under lus arm. What, Inis become ol S irgy jJi u 8 Oh how we would like to greet bis familiar face in ihe Hr.u a l.n again. It's slid ivei, wetter, widest, but wv. must u-i/ o inp aiii. . No u oro at present, but hoping those few lines "Good Lord] won t you stop T' rays ye editors, but i t me finish, vv.m'. ya n ? so I will 100 Joaii. A Frew i f John B, jin ooon s H.iu GAINS. 1000 yards good Jeans, a. <>A.- per Jard. A big bargf-in. 3000 yards nice new Fad calico, not remnants, a'. 3c, worth 5,-. 2000 yar’s, yard wide slue ;ng. at 5c per yard. 1000 yards, yard wide sail Is land at sc, worth 7c anywhere. 2500 yards all wool filling, wor sted goods, in any col r, at 10c j per yard, wo tb anywheie. 15c. 10 dozen pure linen bosom, re in ft reed shuts at 50c, the best 50c slrrt in Georgia. My "Diamond shirt is imleicl a "diamond.’’ It is the best fi/'ing, best goods, best known shirt on ‘he imtibet. Cam. John Keely, of dtlHi ts, has sold tfie *•!hrmond" for several years He claims it u> oe ti e boss shir . STOUKHOuDEb4 CONYI N TION. Notice is hereby given uiat ius annual convention o f sfockhelders I of the Lawrencevilie Blanch Rail Read C nnpaey will be held at the Court, //oil e in Lawrcucevill, <•»., at 10 o’clock A M on the second Wednesday, the i.lih day, of No vemb'a- inti, for the purpose of electing a President and Board ol Directors in conformity with the by laws of such company. Each stockholder has the righi to vote in person, or by proxy tin iy exeia-t.ed, aocordibg * « ihe n:-.i bur of Shares he may have held tor ilurty days pi or to such election. T. M. Peefmes. Pits. J D. Spence, Stc. Oct., stJi 1885 TAX COLLECTOR’S NOITOE FIRST BOUND. ! will be ut the following places at ibe tirur-s stated, for the pul pose of collecting the tuxes of Owiu ett county, for the year 1885. N u rose, Tqnisd.iy, CM. 8 Duluth, Friday. “ !) Suw.ince, Saturday, “10 Murtin.v, Monday, “ 12 Berkshire, Tuesday, “43 Rockbridge, Wednesday, “ 14 Cates, Thursday, “15 Bay Clack, Friday, "16 Buford, Monday. “10 Hog Mountain, Tuesday, “ 20 Cains, Wednesday, “ 21 Ben Smith s.Thursduy, “ 22 Harbins, Friday, “23 Lawreuceville, Sajuulay “ 24 J N. VERNER, Tax Cul Sept 29 21 WHAT ONE DOLLAR WILL BUY AT J B. BROGDON S. 12 poinds goo! coffee. 15 “ " brrwu sugar (3 “ grauula ed, " 35 “ grits. 12 “ nee 30 “ nails. 20 “ 11 inch plug tcbaccu. 20 yards good sheeting, 20 " “ good se.: iatomd y ard wide 10} “ ‘‘ Jetms. •• •• cube.. 1 pa r ladies sewed shots -2 pads Ci ildier, slice--. I pair boy s boots 10 yards ail wool wore tun. A big bargain. ■1 HE LAST CALL. | Notice is oereby given, to aly - persons indebted to me, either by j note or account, that to protect myself, lam compelled to collect ! every dollar due me; and all debts ! nut settled by the 15th of (Jctcber j will be £u*- in suit. This is the | last call, and all vet soils interested \ wi 1 t uke notice. / also have su.je valuable town property in d two far"‘H near town which J i fler for sale w a bargain. It N Robinson, Sept., 21st, 1885.—1m0. DEVOLUTION OF PARTNER* ! SHIP. Notice is hereby give i, th t the partnership heretofore existing b tween Winn <v Vaughan, drugis-s, is this day dossolved by Mutual Cousent, Mr. Marion A, Born iinv* ing purcha ed the inlorest of J W. Vaughan, The bu.*intss uil be conducted ben-after in the firm name of \Y am A' Born. All parties indebted lo the old firm either by uo'e or account will be required to umkp immediate payment in order lo close up ilic business A. M. M inx, J. W. Vauuuax September, 25th 1855 -lin->. Brogdcn’s F.onr tra le is b: -lin ing. He receive last we. i; ncm I >ad (110 birreiis) Tiiine-iee Flour. It is good and cheap, and j "don't you forget it.' B r ogdon ' has a vv,akne s fyr ‘flour, so say* lirs competitors t»y. He is so weak lon it, bo keeps the prices under j ibem. We at - l ead piarters for scares, .i d f el safe m saying we enu save you ui am ; b; I nyirg If oniMF. Houston N Powux. ('• tu uml price our stock of b m s and sh •••', ami if we do not sell Vi a , some one. eise wi'l kiv« to g.vi them to yr-u 11m ST. N A P w M.L K »cilie i i..t. e greatest remedy of be age at ' inn A B arn, —if. (lo to Hons on A Powe'l and get U good Wl o> slot k I fog'll shoe form,-- yobaas. Mink size i to I.awstnt-evv"e drug st re and gel full hue of diamond dyes. —if. Wtnn A Burn. M e .uo so ii; _ tinware at prices never before hoard of ;n Lius mar ket. .1 us/ t ink ot a ton inch wash pin foi 5c c Houston A Powel l . Hire Slm« for sale at drug stoic in Lawrence at 3 bs. f.<r 25 cents,—lf. Winn A Bin’s. Jeans fr m 10c ta 35c peryard. '1 he 35 • go ds we guaranteo a good as any in t.t e maik. t. Hou. - ton and Powell. Heavy shir iug at 5c and tic per yard, a* Houston and I', wed New Fab riilie Jr 1 to (iic per yari l , ut H u,stcua> d Poai.ll. We ure selling out t: job lot ol Tub cco, for g'ipi r poii id. Goods tha 1 can not Bebeugnt at the fac tor forma that amor,id. H,-rifts ton and l'owel 1 . NO'l ICE 10 Pi BLIC S’ llOOi, TEACHERS. j ,i " i a ol 1. ill I lie con,i hoi.se, on SaLuidav, Del ~ Ira. for the purpose of leceiving teachers’Reports for the present yeai. Tims. E. \Vinn. C. S. C Sept- 14th, 1885. Id. " r X— TT m A, .. - ... ' Vk. tin oid mistakes of the . n -,v :i to think that there werei" other way. - if curing tlis e except tl :e v. ch had been handed down I u , j mer times. It iri lT.it to be I’eiiicd tl t tile Doctors have- -J -,m ■ ent things for the tv-'j d. ’ -v I :) it i onics right do.-.■ t-> ti' •• ii*i iij-- ot disease:, it ne t :. admii. 4 that Brown’s fr-m oii; ; h d. ue cr* ought toc'ol.till r' ii-ousp.ratituch,- cf this J • i fition, including the medical profession. 4 here are n- > »c; > ■; or secret:, about the co.-’i ng of Brown's Iron Litter:. partition oi i -on is the. only j. -i sat. it'on which V/'II not inju-.c-tecih or item; !:. In tilts A -.s Leyond ; .up./ u bettei than theot’ic preps■;ii : -.a;:: .vliid, are misch :v< ms and ini ui ms. You ne -1 net i. a.r a mistake in trying lli,urn’s Iron Bitter--. Your druggist litta i,. I: gives’, igor to the feeble, and n - hte to t s.-j i ',-snep lic. Children t:the it, r • . id; safety,-.hff •• d . f lllry.iJ, B Bicod. In tin i -tintry v. c are all kings, and v ■ ;m di aititled to have ns good li!'--. *’ ris that which courses through ii c vein-; of emperors. '1 hero tin pr’mc . and million* airt.*:, lan" ; i.ifftt .n f tebleness and broken-duv, i 1,-. -lily health, wlio would be wind 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 ai suffering fi . n lassitude and debil ity, arid who know not the pleasm of a hearty meal nor the enjoy mer.t of biting able to do a go-a day’s work. If such people will put some into their blood, they W’" *’i. - and cv.rieh it. They car. do the un of Brown’s Iron 1 at the purest and most excel'-rd i ■ medicine ever made. Thou >- who were weak, langyiid, pah orostrated, are now happy to hat Brrn.n's Iron llitti- ? bmiup hem m> and gave tlioi. new 'u' / IF YOU WANT TO FILL YOUR GAME BA AND MAKE BIG SCORES, USE Remingtoi IFLE S-ZO SHOT GUNS All the Latest Improvements. » FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR ADDRESS Lamberson, Furman & Co SOLE AGENTS FOR E.Reiviington&Son: Sporting Arms and Ammunition, 281 & 283 Broadway, NEV.' YOR WESTERN OFFICE, D. H. LAMBERSON L, CO., TJ S!a»4i Slrert, Chicago, ARMORY, - - - IL!ON, N. Y REMINGTOt SHOVELS, SCOOPS, SPADES *AOE IN THE BEST MANNER. Dy SKILLED KORKU REMEMBER THAT OUR GOODS ARE ALWAYS REUAI One Piece of Solid Steel. NO HOLES OR RIVETS TO WEAKEN THE BLA SEND FOR CIRCULARS. REMINGTON AGRICULTURAL C' 11.1 ON. N. Y. j N«w V*rk OMce. lit. Ckuiban Sir. IIICIMM nun. FOK oottost »*» PHomrcE OF VII KIVIK J.B.Bro^don --DEALER rx - - III,')' ,01 OS. HOOTS. SHOT'S, XOT/OXS UJ.Oi LkIKS, hardware Etc, Etc Arid Everything Kept li. A Eli*t Class Retail St. re. .;f Sew VNM k. • a., SKI'T., Tfh Is: IvCioritijj to the above would cull ti e attention ui tin* public lo the 'not that I r.ow have in store, ami arriving iluity, a VI t\ l.*tg“ ‘.nek 'i| I try tioinls’ ('lnthing l! "t.- -Imis Hi.!.*, i(iiotvtii - mid ,’vervthing kept in a hist elans .-tore liou::htlioin tln- ltading houses in Haiti more arid New A • >i k. d ring in_v leeent nip to,those place, a d .1 prices lh.it 1 oversaw goods, in my twelve vears ex p lienee 111 tin: Ur. Woods and (Tithing business, U ith tli: large slock i bought l mi |ire; and to Slippy the wants of u larger trade, anil to do this, 1 propose to seli this stock ol goods, at ) riots no olhu merchant in this part of the country can duplicate. Iton'l miss seeing this stock | for I intend to have the trade, if good goods and low prices will get it. Vours 11 uly. ■fOll.X If. MUXOON. SIM-U VI AI j NOTH ’!• .John If. I hogdmis lurg»* uml bund" store room bus Uon nuriuiigul I lif establishment is now a miv< 1 of In u f)' uml eonvnftiuime. Among ihogdnirt spocialit ih, urn Indies dnss goods,boot* ami elikis, hum uml cipsund the* lurgosl stock of ready made < lothing, to be »H*rlh -.f A;lam i. This stock I propis.- tv > iiiuk ;■ one <»{ I lie main teat un sos my large busimss. I bought ul 1 niv sine diie t from die in- mamifuel in am! N ■* York, uml bought them in person ami will, twelve .yems experience in handling ready ir.ade clothing, enabled me* to Imy this toek ut a .saving «d at Icmt. twenty per c< nl, under the prices other mer» cluiiits pay .liummeiK lor goods. This twenty per (cot I propose to give to my tradk\;md all I u-k is, for any one to Oull ami look at thi e toek, and il 1 do not save you money, dtm t uiy my goods. 11! 1 IIV Tli-'ugh prompt and efficient, it, is mild aid liarinh ss. Safe and reliable tor ehihlren. Wherever Known it, is (lie Hint hers’ favorite medieihe for tic infant, (lie ehildreii amt adults. It is surprisingly efTeefi V e. TOltl lll’S is,-. 1,14(1 II) :i,>e, t he wonderful Stu eess in eonsutnp ■ui, llruneliitls, uslhutfi, spillinguf blood, sore i itroai, loss of veil e, enlur rliai t broat alt'eefions, ehronie bucking irritntmgnn I iroublesoinecough-. iHtttjh on J votharlic, limtant relief for mA»rulfthi,YooUi»i<*)H» faeeiudie. 15c. K. £S, \\lil K.imr ( :t > . Jv .J. J, A, St JJXT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, NOKCROXN. Wilt practice ill I lir Superior (loi.rls and court;* of Ordinary of the comi ties it£ (1 winucit miiT Milton, ami in the m-tico’ court of both counties Special and prompt attention jivni to collecting. Feb-9-’BS-mno, LOAA'S OIT MON AY- I'iogo'iated on improved farm in (r’wiunett and Fulton Counties on five years time at eight per Cent lr.LirtSt. Sept, 29th 1884. in. E. Bin niotis. 1.-AWRENt m /LIUE i; R Amve Luwreuceeviile, 7:0 a m Arrive a Suwaneo, 7:40 a ra Leave Suwannee ... 7:38 p m Arrive Lawrenccvitie... 8-22 o m T.iO ram leaving La.vre t Seville aL7:OO a. m., makes close con nee ion with tii i “Belie rain" a Su-- wanee, arri?i i > in 11 n i i 9:20 , a. m. Beturino leaves Atlanta (5:15 p m and arrivingat Lawi ~u:e viiiea 8:22 p rn. LI>WIN BERKLEY Sit|Hiinten lent Q mm n n am's 3; IMI-HOVKO &A STAND’D TUFiB! if. lx the i < - ed St Mijh and finished, give hi t V. sfjSi ter percentage, I on Hirrffß power and is so I fur V |' f less money per horse 't> "ts power, than aim other ■27"**" *’*■ Tuioine in tic world , plilet sent free hy 15 A!. I. IMhS., York. F I 3 W££K3,sl I’ !• i’ H.I o'. , \/,l’ I'K .VIII hi lied securely wrjpp.-l tunny i i llie U-iitiil St il.-s lor i•• -s-.• in ' l-eipt ol ON U >LLAFt. 1. .-j! li . -, i it .• 1 (*' vvi I to piMtnu • :".':MiU mi I Wil e St'itpie c'Jii 1 t . :i s - \dnt,v i‘ 1 mil. rs t * hMII t MU i\. FOX. i- 1 . -iMiii Si|" ire \ .-w York h h ii s. imi, 1I 1' Il'ich.d' Nut-of, ATLANTA. A. F.'v, Kir, Tin ;.it.and Nose Oise an |»e« i » 1 1 . ]uly7-*.l TMIITF ■ ■■ > l *-r circulars, adtlrr&f " < a 1 w # m Mi ITUTTANTTVCIO Ew. Erf/ WHEELS «* I stroniUmr, ' MAOHIOFS I Mono* Co.iu Hei d for our t realise on ■‘Health and Happiness of \\ o mai-:" mailed free Biudticid ii.yuiutor Co., Atlan ta, Go. CHOLERA oun Dffifi T:in Great southern remec'i BOWEL TROUBLES, CHILDREN TEETHING, BIARRHCFA, DYSENTERY AND CRAMP COHO. a: —•-*>- nK. I>T(/(.RT\S inn K 1 .1 PKRRY -ROTAL should be kept ir every househ Id. It i* one of the most pleasant and ettiea- iou * remedies there is for summer t m plaints. How necessary it is, at a seasim o. the year wlieu violent and sudden attacks ol the bowels are so frequent, you should have some spotd\ icliet at hand. Jt will save much pain nttd anxiety, a well as large docior bills. Ihe wearied mother, losing sleep night after night in nursing- the little one sutkring such a drainage upon its syt»Uxn from the effects of teething, should use tlo invaluable medicine. For i ale by ail druggists ai 30 cents a bottle. fii-tf'Send 2c. stamp for Riddle Book, to -VAI/I'l tt A. TAVI.OK, Atlanta, «ia. NEW Fall-Winter GOODS? Out subscriber is now rectemug hi Full uml W inter slock of New oods, Comprising; a general rtock , f Dry ( 0(1 H, Cllip find Ladies Boots and Shoes. Lillies l)t "sti no l-t,enc* If. i, i.* tt> •leans, Oassimerß, Etc., Not intiM, Hard ware, CLOTHING-, I’or oliildteti, boys. ye tilin' mn men Can lit anybody. Domes* tics. Sheeting's, Shirt,mg's. Etc , reeeriee, Ba ging and Tios All of winch lie proposes to sell iih clump ns the Name quality of Ocoils can be purchu ;«d m any house in the State. TO MY I’ATI ION'S i return my tluihks and ''a' l l>u t hope list' they will continue with me, promising h ■> mv utmost to make it to their interest. lo all if extended a < nrdiul'mvitat.i'm t.> examine his stock before making' pure liases. No house h.ei la t/er facilities f..r liar. 11 i. gp (roods olio ip. lie means wha> he says, CAN BE FOUND IN HIP HOU E llic best a ock ol lie oy Made Olo'hin", ti bn tar ooda, belter tils a-d more of he.n, than any lioihc in North ou|;-iil« ..f Atiaeia, winch he wul Sail as cheap us any ii n.-.o in il.e Sou b, not ex e°p trijf the /alter p ace. .] VMES 1» SPENCE, Sept.lDSm. Jj.iv.ia DC* ville, o jr^ti, LAWRENCE VILLI*; S'E m I N A R Y, Male and Females ’■'ln Full session of the air.ve I n>i iut i.>n will lie rin on Moinlm lienis If 4, lSSfi, wit h I,lie same corps of teachers as the last, term, and at. the following rat es of i uiuon. FIRST CLASS, - *1 50. SECOND CLASS, - 2 00. THIRD-CLASS, - - 2 50 FOUR H CL tS A - 3 00. *1 | |.l Studiiuv charged 25 Incidenai Fob pur uttarer. Course of lustrucii m, L’ nroagi, prop iriiig Siloit* tor UtllcM Classes. Fuor .J. T. NEWTON. FrircipaL NR, ~ 7,<X -URtS ••St **» ' •Ini-' 'till l lilt il" 'll . ■*» J*> id.' ail . 75 3 ATI. NT ft ! ihr! \ • MANUFACTURERS OF - (jOssvpiiimw | J. thuueat <: lie: vnii coiton n-atTiL an Spj.ii tl i[ ii i j >■ Soiltli'iiii liuirlsauil (Jro|t>, ft contains all /lie Element., us Flan 1 Food in their B st. Form, ii Inis stood the Tub' of years, and is now regarded as one of Te Safest and l»d«i i-’eriiia: i UV> lliOUbaudiS of Fnrnn it- id u oigm, A aoimi;, Teni.ussee nn,. Fh-ridr. and many of dm most prominent Agrfcuitur.il Clm-s use it. FW To whom we refer. Iteo. oof the llij grade fertilizers sold in eorgiu. (See Agr.eu.uuai lOupnrtment Reports) Me in vite vests al jDgsido tho hast Ferfiiizurs in use. We otter i l-nvfor Cash, or i-n TimeJui-cufruncy on C.-Uim. We are the origin an l only manufacturers of ossypium Fuospho. Its grea snceesa and wonderful popiilrrity, has brought t :to the markets several ittiituita 4‘ons. None gonaiuc unless truudud on each sack : PRECAUTION! PR, RIGGERS' HfJCKLEBERR f CORDIAL