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About The Gwinnett herald. (Lawrenceville, Ga.) 1885-1897 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1885)
M'£lT herald , Publisher \ : otlo» Market. uwbwcbvm*. fiddling ling--. 8? «« .g* OtJinW) ATLANTA. girling a 0r« iliovo quotations are cor weekly- AND COUNTY. gtton seed on mill would pay irencevil le. at iabmg is now indulged wDi e of our sporting men, , gate Haynes, who has jjek for two weeks, is improv 1 i *6 was it colored baptising unou'e fish pond last Sun- r ‘K. , merry laugh'of children in of note i^-heard on evory >' tßf., $ Jmy- ** ,po U the Semina- I was quite a rC ross now boasts that cotton ,y below Dora. X i colored people of our town -fkkr wtlk,” k Suwannee, igbt last wcefc: Wilson Vaughan has a tree will bear fully 20 bushels of jry nuts this year. locks kinder ’spicious to see Poe stepping_arouad in a thir illar suit of clothes ieluf will of John Hopkins admitted to record ; n the |lf Ordinary on yesierday. iere is more building going Lawreneegille. now, than has been, at one ti me, in a «r of years. ar; carpenter in town is bnsi jjuged until Ctiri«Lm&fi. A good workmen could find femployment here. pi. Sheriff . Mewborn, lodged on yesterday a negro wotran ad by the Grand Jury, at lat lerm for arson. rcotton receipts have been encouraging for the pas/ And why not? We have paying Atlanta price. i. Julian, wife of Col. F. F - I, has been very sick for a We are glad to note that I much better. IW- J, Born, will erect an bandsome new cottage, just the depot, which will be ied by Mr. Collins, our new ictor. itcrosa is getting to be noted Coart ground. It will lake days to dispose of the busi on the docke <s of the inagia t« beautiful weather for three last week filled our s/reets the fleecy staple, and made town look like business had led at last. iwn is not a vacant house in horrent, This certainly of inducements for the erec/ion number of new buildin gs. Va lots and residents are briny M prices. J. Born recently purchased ontncky, a pair of mules that l2 o&ud as fine movers cannot tcelied in this section of the 1 Ttiey took the premium at Wing Green fair. °-il. King & Co , has a word I'o our readers in this weeks i about hardware, etc. This woubiedly the cheapest house 1(1 Gate City, and it is worth w hile to consider what they “jK W. Burkley, Superintend 0 l he Aii Line, was on a visit *P*ction over the Lawrence . 11 Koad last Friday, The *an efficient manager, who os every department with ln y of our citizens des re ’Sash, or blinds, oi any kiud ( ln ” •oaterial, they should “° time in writing to E. M. J? Atlanta. Gn. Read his tnment iD this weeks issue him a trial, be Ito attention of our Uj, directed to the double t, y | of Mess 'firm * Son - * D to-days p*| er a u 1 nee< da no commendation ®«6a ■ °y attention to 'bqjjj “onest and fair deal p U P &u entensive trade id. ,r, Uow reaping their re, attain il D you 8° to stone ’ l)6 * Ure and give them Col. Winn, County School Com missioner gives notice this week that the public school fund wiU pay the teachers sixty eight per cent. With this information they can go eliead in making settlements with their patrons. Mr. V. A liowden seut to thi 8 oflice yesterday, an ear of corn with thirty two rows of grains. This will he recognized as an ex traordinary ear, when compand with ordinary ears that average from sixteen to eighteen rows. Judge Hutchins returned unex pectedly from Clark couri, last week. Wnen he opened court he found nearly the entire bur away from home attending the Supreme court. The result was that lie found it necessary to adjourn over to the second week in November. Mr Jasper Thompson, of Buford left last week tor Blerida where he will make his future home. We understand he will retain his resi dence in that town for a summer home. Mr J. A. Pattillo will also go to Floridi betweon now and Christ mas. The loss of two such citi zens will be felt severely by cur neighboring town. Sanctification.— A tract of 56 rages, by Rev. J. //• Baxter, of North Georgia Conference. Contents. First Statements; T,he Second Blessing Theory Stat ed ; Objections to that Theory . Other Objections Briefly Stated ; The True Theory : Scripture Tes timony to Full Salvation in Rrgen eralion; AC losing Word, It ift liberal- No reference to men or methods. The qusstion discussed od its merits. Full sal vation insisted upon, /folinss emptasized. The standard lifted high. Sanctification set fortnin its true, Scriptual light. Price. 15 cents. For sale at J. D. Spence’s store. S. S. ASSOCIATION, The semi-annual convention of the Snellville Union S. S. will be Leld at Zoar Church, the 24th inst Oscar Brown, Sec. RESOLUTIONS, Odlj a few days ago, and our bright, sweet, and lovely little companion, Ruby Vaughan, was a member ol our band of schoolmates, joined with us in all of our pleasures, occupied with us in all our la bors and sharing with us our happiness and onr love. To day, with sorrowful hearts we have paid our last tribu.e ol love, and have seen her body deposited in its last resting plac \ for the silver chord has been loosed. The golden bowl is broken and her spirit has returnod to God who gave it. Safe iu the arms of Jesus, Safe oil His gentle br. ast, There, by his love o’er shaded, Sweetly >ny soul shall rest. Resolved, That in the death of our schoolmate this school has lost a bright and industrious scbollar, and a most lova ble companion, in diligence and disposi tion a model for us ali. Resolved 2nd. That we send a copy of these resolutions to the afflicted parents of our deceased friend and a copy to the He*a:,d for publication. W. J. Peeples, A. P, Bain, Cora t. Spence, Aol» L. Born, Sallie U. Jacobs, Committee, NOTICE TO PATRONS AND TEACHERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOi.S. I will pay 68 per cent on teach ers accounts the present year. T, E. W inn. —2w. 0. S, C. Centkeville, Oct. 15th. 1886, Mb. Editor. —l saw ir the issue of the 13 1 h, an article on “Stock Law," by Mr Fence, He says the pbopie should consider carefully before voting. Now, Mr. Feneet I say the same. You say the elec tion has » tendency to keep up strife. If the stock breaking in on your neighbor’s cornfieild don’t create strife between neighbors, nothing else will. You say that stock law might do if adopted by the county, thereby saving the cost of fencing. Now, what is the cost of fencing the district to keeping up the fence around your faam. The people of Roikbridge District cannot fence their forms without fencing lhem with pine brush. They have cut all their rail trees to bui'd the fences that we now have, and they keep the undergrowth cut down to make yokes for the mischievous cows. Mr. Fence, will you tell me the condition of your farm and fences, and the height of your fences and if the stock at large does not cross them, and if they are sufficient to turn all the stock at large. It sc, ’did you split the rails or not? You harp about Bay Creek tax, which is 45 cents on the hundred dollars. It will cost you fifty cenis to get the rails split to build ten pam.els'of fence. The expense of fencing your farm will exceed the expense of fencing the district You say the people of Gwinnett do not need the stock law. I say so too. The uper part of the coun ly ie owned by large laud holders, while Rockbridge district is owned by small farmers. Two thirds of the district is fenced new, and if we had the stock law we could save half of the fence. If the stock can live outside, why not live on the same land fenced in sot a past lire 1 , , Now, Mr. Fence, you see you will have the same laud to pasture with the stock law that you have without it This district is bounded on one side by Rockdale amt on the other by DeKalb, and the lines for two or three miles have to keep up their stock and fence too, and nothing to fence with bnt pine saplings that lightning could not split. So now come over on the Lord’s side andj vote for Stock Law. G. W, Furoerson. Yard wide sheeting scts, at Ad man d & Co. Jeans from loots upwards at A 1 maud & Ce. We are selling tinware at prices never before heard of in this mar ket. Jusf think of a ten inch wash pan for sc. at Houston & Powell. Gents ni«e shoes §1 per pair at Ahnand & Co. SPECIAL NOTICE. Paities dne us either by note or account, for Guano or Merchan disc, due Oct., 15, are notified that payment must be made by Nov. Ist, or else we will be com pelled to sue. We have carried you friends, through the dull months, now immediate payment must be made—we can’t carry you any longer. A. J, Veal & Son. Stone Mountain, Ga. October, 20, 1885-—ts. Go to Lawrancev\lle drug store and get full line of diamond dyes, —ts. Winn & Born. Ladies shawls cheaper than the sbeapest at A'niand & Co. Children Saques at Almand & Co. We are headquarters for schoes, and feel safe in saying we can save you money by buying from us. Houston & Powell. Clothing—Men’s suits $4.50 at Almand & Co. Ladies Ctoaks, from $1 upward at Almand & Co. JOHN B. BROGDON’S Stock of nobby ready made clothing, is three times its large as any in Gwinnett, and for prices can’t be touched. Glassware and Crockery cheap er than ever before at Almand & Co. Sewing Machines and Ccok Stoves at Almand & Co. Come and price our stock of outs and shoes, and if we do not sell you, some one else will have to give them to you. Houston A Powell. ■ ladies Dress Goods inprofusion at Almand & Co. ..Vice prints 4cts at Almand & Co. (rood c .ffee 9!b=* "o the dollar at Almand & Co, Jeans from 10c to 35c per yard. The 35c goods we guarantee as good as any in the market. Hous ton and Powell. Go to Houston & PoweU and get a good whole stock brogan shoe for ons dollaas. Men’s size. 17 lbs sngar fei $1 at Almand &00, Guns $2 at Almand & Co. Bine Stone for sale at drug store in Lawrence at 3lbs. for 25 centß. —ts. Winn & Born. Brogdcn’s Flour trade is boom ing. He receive 1 last week a car load (110 barrells) Tennessee Flour. It is good and cheap, and “don't you forget it.” B-ogdon has a w&akneas for flour, so says his competitors say. He is so weak on it, he keeps the prices under them. SOCKHOLDERS CONVE N ION. Notice is hereby given that tb» annual convention of stockholders of the Lawrenceville Branch Rail Road Company will be held at the Court 7/ouse in Lawrencevill, t»a., at 10 o’clock A M. on the second Wednesday, the 11th day, of No vember next, for the purpose of electing a President and Board ot Directors in conformity with the by laws of such company. Each stockiiolder has the right to vote in person, or by proxy du ly execeted, according to the nmn her of shares he may have held for hirty days prior to such election, t T. M Peepmks. Pres. J. D. Spence, Sec. Oct., sth 1885. New Fab calico’s 4 to 6£e per yard, at Houston and Powell. We are selling out a job lot of Tobacco, for 25c per pound. Goods shat can not be bouerut at the Fac tory for near that amount Hous ton and Powell. TAX COLLECTOR’S NOTICE. SKOONU ROONP. 1 will be at the following places at the times stated, for the pur pose of collecting the taxes of Gwinnett county, for the year 1885. Duluth, Monday, Oct. 26 Martins, Tuesday, “27 Nomoss, Wednesday, “ 28 Berkshire, Thursday, “ 20 Rockbridge, Friday’, “ 30 Cates, Saturday, “ 31 Hog Mountain,Monday,Nov 2 Lawrencevitle, Tuesday “ 3 Cains, Wednesday, “ 4 Ben Smith’s,Thursday, “ 5 Harbins, Friday, “ 6 Bay Creek, Saturday. 7 Buford, Moaday. “ 0 Suwanee, Tuesday, “10 J. N. VERNER, Tax Col. Sept29-2t DISSOLUTION* T PA R TNE It- SHIP. g Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between Ray A Gower, at Nor cross, in the general merchandise business, was dissolved on the llh day of August, 1885, by mutual consent. All persons indebted to *he old firm must make Immediate payment. This Oct 13, ’BS. Ray &, Gower. WHAT ONE DOLLAR WILL BUY AT J B. BROGDON’S. 12 poinds good coffee. 15 “ “ brown sugar. 13 “ granulated, “ 35 “ grits. 12 “ rice. 30 “ nails. 20 11 inch plugs tobacco, 20 yards good sheettDg, 20 “ good sea island yard wide 33} “ *■ cafice. 1 pair ladies sewed shoes. 2 paiis children ahee". 1 pair boys boots. - 10 yards all wool worston. A big bargain. —: 1M THE LAST CALL. Notice is nereby given, to aly persons indebted to me, either by note or account, that to protect myself, lam compelled to collect every dollar due me; and all debts not settled by the lfitli of fjetobar will be put in suit. This is the last call, and all persons interested will t ake notice. 1 also have some valuable town property ard two faros near town which I offer for sale at a bargain. R N. Robinson, Sept., 21st, 1885.—1m0. DESSOLUTIONOF PARTNER SHIP. Notice is hereby giveD, that the partnership heretofore existing be tween Winn A, Vaughan, drugisis, is this day dessolved by Mutual Consent, Mr. MarioL A, Bom hav ing purchased the interest of J. W. Vaughan. The business will be conducted hereafter in the firm name of Winn & Born. All parties indebted t } the old firm either by note or account will be required to immediate payment in order to close up the business. A. M. Winn. J. W. Vaughan. September 25th 1885 —lmo. Electric bitters; the greatest remedy of the age at Winn & Born —ts. A Few of John B, Brogdon’s Bar gains, 1000 yards good Jeans, at per yard. A big bargain. 3000 yards nice new Fall calico, not remnants, at 3c, worth sc. 2000 yards, yard wide sheeting, at 5c per yard, 1000 yards, yard wide sea Is land at sc, worth 7c anywhere. 2500 yards all wool filling, wor sted goods, in any color, at 10c per yard, wo.-th anywhere. 15c. 10 dozen pure linen bosom, re inforced shirts at 50c,the best 50c sh : rt in Georgia. My “Diamond” shirt is indeed a “diamond.” It is the best fitting, best goods, best known shirt on ‘he market. Capt. John Keely, of Atlanta, has sold the “Diamond” for several years. He claims it to be the boss shirt. Heavy shirting at 5c and 6c per yard, at Houston and Powell. GOOD RESULTS IN EVERY CASE. D. A. Bradford, wholesale pa per dealer in Chattanooga. Tenn., writes, that Re was seriously afHc* ed with a sever cold that settled on his luns ; had tried many rem edies without benefit. BeiDg in duced to try Dr. King’s New Dis covery for Consumption did so and was entirely cured by use of a few bottles. Since whicn time he has used it in his family for all C’ougbs and Colds with best re suits - This is tlie experience of thousands whoso lives haue been saved by this wonderful discovery. Trial Bottles free at Winn <fc Born’s Drug Store. AN END TO BONE SCRAPING. Edward Shtph rd, of Harris- I burg, 111., says • “/Giving received I so much benefit from Electric Bit tars, 1 feel it my duty to let suffer ing humanity know it. Have had a running sore on my leg for eight years; my dociors told me I would have to have the boDe scraped or leg amputated, 1 used, instead, three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes Bucklen’s Arnicr Salve, an H my leg is now sound and well.” Eiecirie Bitters are sold at fifty cents a bottle, and Bucklen’s Ar nici Salve, at 26c per box by Winn A Born, Rheumatism, anp similar die- 1 eases, caused by a low state of tee j systeiu, are cured by using Ayer’s Sarsparilla. MtJRCURIAL POISONING. I For 25 years I have differed from the effects of Mercury and Io dale of Potassium I was salivat ed in a most fearful wAp, and was given up to die. I have lied no re lief from anything I have ttken for it, aud I have tiied every hing, until now, that I have taken a course of Swift’s Spesific. It has entirely cured me. It also cured me of sciatic rheumatism, from which I have suffered for many long verß. I am now well of both, aod there is no evidence of mercu ria’poisoniug or rheumatism about me. O. F. RUSS, With Howe Scale Co: Albany. N. Y., Juue 20, 1885. Switt’s Specific is entirely vege table. T-oaties on Blood and Skin Disease mailed free. The Swilt Specific Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ca. ( or 157 \V. 22rd St N. Y. Many persons who do not per* form mannual labor suffer from want of uppetite, virtigo, dizziness and rnouy other symptoms of dys pepsia. Take Smith's Bile Aeans for relief. Two bits per bottle. An offer of SI,OOO is made to any chemist finding arsenic or oth er mineral pcesoning in Smith’s Chill and Fever Tonic, four bits per bottle. An elastic step, bouyant spirits, and clear complexion, are among the many- desiralffe results of pure blood. The possessor of healthy blood has his facc’ties at com mand, and enjoys a clear and quick perception, which is imyossi ble when the blood is heavy aud sluggish with impurities. Ayer's Sarsaparilla is the best blood puri tier and vitalize! - known. Gala (thio Centerville Property FOR SALE. Wishing to change .business and lo cality, I offer my funn for sale, con taining about Fifty acres. About. .'ls iu cutivati on, I lie rest forest. This land lies around and includes tie village of (Vntervile. There Is two good dwellings, and one tern lit house, on this place, one large t wo storv dwelling, with six rooms and six fire-places, good barn and out buildings, nearly new, good orchard, etc,, One dwelling with four rooms, garden, etc. Oontervile is a thriving little village, in Rockbridge district, with two churches, one line academy, one store and post office, two public gins, and surrounded with industri ous farmers, it being a central point and 8 miles from the rail road, makes it one of the best country stands in the countv, and would very easily sustain one or two more stores. Will sell on favoruble terms. Titles good. T. J, MINOR. aug2s-2tn. « BURNHAMS PAMPHLET FREE BY BURNH*M BROS.YCiIK.PA PRESCRIPTION FKEE\ Fi,r the speedy Cure of Seminal weakne- . l,<*i Manhood and all disorders brought on b, India eretion or excess. Any I rnggist has the ingre itienta. I»r. W. J l<(■ ».* .( ««»., No. IW Weal Sixth »*•*-*. Wn< lm»a «■ The Bottom ‘Busted.’ •• Can’t Be Undersold! A. J, VEAL &, SOX, Stone Mountain, Ga. To our host of friends in Gwinnett and surrounding country, who Lave honored us with their unstinted patronage in the past, we send GREETINGS * We come to the front this Fall, with OLe of the largest and most complete stocks ever brought to this market, comprising a full line of GENTS’ FURNISHING' GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS. SHOES, DRY GOODS, NOTH,NS. HARDWARE, GROCERIES, and FERTILIZERS. And in fact everything usually kept in a first elass store. We mean what we say We Can’t Ee Undersold Aod will give you goods at prices that are beyenJ competition, for we buy direct from Headquarters, and in large lots, and will DIVIDE PROFITS WITH YOU. Our shoe and hat departments can’t be excelled, even in the city of Atlanta Remember this, Our Family Grocery Department is complete. Flour and Bacon lor the mil lion, [J! Here’s a pointer ! Now remember when yon wan’t anything—no matter what it is—call on us and we will supply you, A J VEAL and Son. Oc:20-ic Stone Mountain. Ceo. E. King & Co, COR. PEACHTREE AND WHEAT STS. ATLANTA, GA. We Sell HARDWARE and TINWARE CHEAPER Than any House in the City. You can save money hy buying from us. Oet2H-lm E. W HEWITT, DEALER IN —. Doors, Sash, Blinds BUILDERS HARDW ARE PAINTS. OILS Etc Etc Etc 84 Decatur Street, ATLANTA, GA. 0ct.21) -3 m llKillt'.KT riClt K IWIlt I OIC COTTOW .«• PHODUOB OF AM. KIM)*. J.B.Brogdon DEALER IN DRY GOODS, HOOTS, SHOKS, NOTIONS GROCERIES, IIARD WARE Etc., Etc. J*aT And Everything Kept In A First-Class Retail Store. Suwannee, L a., Shut., 7th 1885. Reirring to the above would call the attention of the public to the fact that I r.ow have in store, and arriving daily, a veiy large stock of Dry Goods- Clothing Boots, Shoes, Hats, (Japs, Groceries and everything kept in a first class store bought from the leading houses in Haiti more and New York, d. ring my recent trip to those places, and at prices that 1 ever saw goods, in my twelve years ex peiience in the l>ry (foods and Clothing business. With the large sti ck I bought Ipm prepared to supply the wants ol a larger trade, and to do this, I propose to sell this stock of goods, at prices no other merchant in this part of the conn try can duplicate. Don't miss seeing this stock for l intend to have the trade, if good goods, and low prices will get it. Yours Truly, JOHN B.BROGDON. SPECIAL NOTICE John B. Brogdons large and hand some store room has been rearranged The establishment is now a novel of beau ty and convenience. Among Brogdoiv" specialities, are Ladies dress goods,boots ami shoes, hats and caps and the largest stock of ready made clothing, to be found north of Atlanta. This stock I propose to make one of the main feat ures of my large business. I bought aB my stock direct from the best rmmufact urers in Baltimore ami New York, and bought them in person, and with twelve yours experience in handling ready tnude clothing, enabled me to buy this stock at a saving of a( least, twenty per cent, under the prices other mer chants pay drummers for goods. This twenty per cent 1 propose to give to my trudu, and all I ask is, for any oae to call and look at thb stock, and il I do not save you money, dorr t buy my goods. NOTICE TO LEBTORS AND JOREDITOR6. All persons indebted lo the es tate of Geo. W, Verner, la*e of 3winnett county, dec’., are hereby notified te make immediate pay rnent; and all persons holding clai ns against said estate are no* tified to proser-t ti- the under* signed verified asre_%'od by law. D. I rv EBNJSR. M. T. Vebukr. tdmrs; Sept. 28th 1885. CHOLERA oun DUR The Great Southern remedy FOK BOWEL TROUBLES, CHILDREN TEETHINQ, DIARRHOEA, DYSENTERY AND CRAMP COLIC. nK. DIGGERS' HUCKLEBERRY CORDIAL shnuld be kept in every household. It is one of the most pleasant and ethes'-ious remedies there is for summer com plaints. How necessary it is, at a season o. the year when violent and sudden attacks of the bowels are so frequent, you should have some speedy relief at hand. It will save much pain aud anxiety, as well a. large doctor hills. The wearied mother, losing sleep night after night in nursing the little one suffering such a drainage upon its system from the effects of teething, should use this invaluable medicine. For sale by all dfugyist* at 50 cents a bottle. |tfr*Seiiil 2c. stamp for Riddle Book, to WAI.TI-H A. TAVLOR, Atluuta, (fa, This Space belongs to B. F. White, m- |Suwancc, Ga. HE WILL OFFER YOU BARGAINS NEXT WEEK MEW Fall-Winter GOODS ? o The subscriber is now receiving his Fall and Winter stock New oods, comprising a general stock of Dry oods, eats »t Ladies Boots and Shoes. Ladies Diess oods,enia Hats, Piece oods •Jeans, Cassimers, Etc., Notions, Hardware, CLCTHIIf©, I‘cr children, boys, youths’and men. Can fit anybody. Domes tics, Sheetings, Shirtings, Etc., roceries, Ba ging and Tie s All of which he proposes to sell as cheap as the same quality of Gcods can bo purchased in any house in the State. TO MY PATRONS 1 return my thanks, and can but hope that they will continue with me, promising to do my utmost to make it to their interest. To all is extended a cordial invitation to examine his stock before making purchases. No house has better facilities for handling goods cheap. He means what he says, CAN BE FOUND IN HIS HOUSE the best stock of Ready Made Clothing, in better ood«, better fits acd more of them, than any house in North Georgia, outside of Atlanta, which he will sell as cheap as any house in tLe Souto, not ex cepting the tatter place. J AMES D. SPENCE, Sept.l4-3ra, Lawrenceville, Georgia, LAWBBN CE VILLE SEMINARY, FOR * Male and Females The Fall session of the above Institution will begin ou Mouilav Angus 24. 1885, with the same corps of teachers as the last term, and at the following rates of tuition. FIRST CLASS, - $1 50. SECOND CLASS, - 2 00. THIRD CLASS, - - 2 50. FOUR H CLASS, - 3 00. Student charged 25c Incidenal Fee, per quarer. Course of Instruction, Thorough, preparing u- idents for College Classes. . Pkof. J. T. NEWTON, Principal, PRECAUTION! DR. BIGGERS’ HUCKLEBERRY CORDIAL
