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DON’T LOSE YOUR TEMPER.
Mr Briggs was bo.hered Dearly
t.o death with callers, ore day, all
of them in the cause of some char
ity of other, and bis temper was
uaJly crippled. There was a
slight censatiou about throe o’
clock, aDd just as Rtiggs begau to
breathe easier, auoib. r nvnv catue
it.
•‘Well!'’ inquired briggs, turn
ing impudently to the visitor.
“Mr. Briggs," he began, in a
gende way, “1 want —
“You want, do you’ interrupt
ed Briggs, “"’ell, everybody
wants. It’s want, want, want all
day. There’s been a thousand in
here to-day wanting. I wai t,
I want a rest. 1 want you to
leave.’’
“But, Mr. Briggs." continued
the gentle voice, “I know it, but i
want —”
“Don’t say ‘want to me," shout-
Briggs, “get out of this house
quick or IT' go crazy."
“But, Mr. Brigg-s I want— ’’
“Get out," howled Briggs; “I
want, too, I ’.old you, and Briggs
reached for a oaper weight, wmle
the visitor got up and dew. and
about ten minutes afterward there
was a call at the telephone. Briggs
responded.
“//ello, what is it?” he asked.
“Is that you, Mr. Briggs?" came
thelquery.
“Yes, all right, go ahead.’’
“Well, Mr. Brigg, I wanted to
pay you five dollars I've been ows
iug you for about a year, and you
wanted me to pay it, but when 1
called atyovr place, i few min
utes ago—"
Briggs Yanked <he telephone oil
the wall, kicked it oulthe front
door, jammed his head in)o his hat
otear up to his ears, md went id
to dnd a mule to kick him serene.
—Merchant Traveler -
ADMINISTRATOR'S S' LE
By virtue of an order from t lie
court of Ordinary of Gwinnett, county
will be sold before the Cor.l House
door in tlhi town of Lawrence SIKe,
Gwinnett Count/, Ga., within tin- |..
gal hours of sale on the lirst Tuesday
ill December next, the following lands
belonging to tiie estate of Win T
Scales deceased, to wit:
Two hundred and forty seven acres
of 'ami more or less known as lot Xu
(2.19) two hundred and thirty nine, in
tlie 7th district of said county, and sil
nated on the Chattahoochee river, ii
being the place whereon IV T 8 -Ales
formerly resided, and adjoining lands
of Henry Strickland on tiic west, Dick
son Brown on tin-east, 'he Cbnttaho >
choc river on the north mid lands of
WD Jinks and estat C ltraiidon
on the south. There hi® one hundred
aeres of first class bottom land in ml
tivatien on this place, and about uiin
ty acres of heavily timbered forest
land.
Also .>2 acres, more or less, of lot
No tw> hundred and thirty eight (23s
intlie7th district, adjoining Dickson
Brown on the west and south. Hen, v
Strickland on the north aim tin- dow
er of said Scale’s widow on the east.
Also two town lots lying in the
town of Suwannee, to wit: One lot
100x150 feet, situated between Main
and Jackson streets, and bounded
north by land of T C Langley, and
south by lard of.) J Armstrong, There
is a good one story frame cottage on
this lot.
One lot 101x100 feet fronting Jack
son street out he south and adjoining
Lizzie Sewell’s lot on the west and D
M Born’s lanl north and east. There
is a comfortable three room cottage
bouse on,thislo..
Sold for the payment of the debts
of said deceased and for distribution
among his heirs.
Terms, one third cash, one thirl
Dee 25th 1880und one thir l Dec 25th
1887. Bo« ds for tittle g ven purohas
er.
David F. LittUe,
Oct 31st 1885. Adminstrutor
Georgia—Gwinnett County.
AMPetiy and J D Petty have in
due form appliedto me for permanent,
letters of administration on the estate
of I S Petty, late o ' said county de
ceased, and I will pass upon said
cation on the first Monday in lie cem
ber next.
James X. Lamkii
Oct 291 h 1885 Ordar
oorgia—Gwinne.t Cuumy
David F L'ftle, administrator of
William T Scales, deceased, has in
due form applied to the undersigned
for leave to sell the lands belonging
to tlie-estate of said deceased, to wit:
one hu dred and thirty acres of land
more or less, situated on Big Creek,
Forsythe ountv, Ga., and known as
the David F Little place, and said ap
plication will be heard on the first
Monday In November next,
i James T Laaikiu,
I Sept 30t,h 1885 Ordinary,
ADMINISTRATOR S SALE.
By virtue of an ordtr from the court
of Ordinary, >i Gwinnett County,
will be sold before the Court House
door in the town of Luwrenoeville,
G winnett county, Georgia within the
li'frll hours of sale, on the first Tues
day,ln December next, the following
desfcbedlai'd belonging to the estate
ol bAwisAJaiksou, late of said coun
ty deceased.
< 'tie dwelling house and lot where
on it is situated, in the town of Nbr
croafe, in said county, fronting on
Cb ireh street, oppositd the residence
of B F Clements, and adjoining lot of
PH B Gower on the »e„ and adjoin
ing the house and lot ooeupie ' by P F
Taftp on t lie < asi, and Containing one
li re, moi Boi less.
Also one store house arfd lot, in
Noroross, adjoining store house ite, o.
Durham on the North, the store
and dwelliug lot of K Buchanan on
the south, n public street on the west
ants-the Gower old lot. on the east,
and contains one elgtb of an acre,
more or less,.
Sold fui the purpose of caving the
del>ts of said deceased, and disiribu
tion among his heirs,
ill. 0. Jackson,
Oct 30th 1885 Admr.
K. VV. 0. Norman,) Libel lur Divure
versus vln Gwinnett Sup
Julia Norman ) Court Bept
ges *—«•
c it’appeai inst to the court t hat tbe ile
ndant in the above stated cxse does rot
reside in Gwiuuett County, and it fur
ther appearing that she does not reside
within the limits of this limits of this
State, it is, therefore, ordered by the
couit that service be perlected upon her
by publication of this order once a month
lor lour months previous to tbe next
term ol this court, in the Gwinnett Her
ald a news pa; ei published in ail coun
ty VV K Simmons, I'l Ss Ally.
Grauted
N L Hutchins, J S C VV C
a true extract from the minutes of
said court, this November 3, 1885
D T Cain, Clerk
Warren Imm
whom everybody know* us luo
manager of the
Largest Hotel Enterprises
cf America, says that while a paffli
New York on board a ship going around O > <
Horn, in the early days of emigration lo <
ifornia, he learned that Owe ol‘ the ofheers of
the Teasel had cured himself, -iu•
ago, of an obstinate disease by the u&< oi
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
Since then Mr. Lkland h.i» reoonum-n dd
Aykh’s Sarsaparilla in many ii tr
| cases, and he has never yet heard oi it.- l il
ure to effect a radical cure.
Some years rgo one of Mr. Lelanh’n m
laborers bruised his leg. Owing tot lie lac
state of his blooo. an ugly scrofulous m*
or lump appear<*n on ihe injured limb. I -i
--: ible itching of the skin, with l un. id und
larting pains through tin 1 Imnn.
{.iniost intolerable. The ? nor
niously enlargofl,and runi.ing ui« rs i rmetl,
di-pligrgiiig p qua -.-tie ; oi o\t . nrely
offensive matt r. No treatment was >f any
avail until the ma*\ by Mr. LeL,ani>*h rtlrec
turn, was rupi-hod ’ll AYER*s S i s ivy*
uill-V, wkica allajrd Jli» pain m i n*it' •»,
healed the wires, ffio ' elbnfr :iu*
complete! r. ton <1 tin limb J i.
Mr. U..■ -1: ui j ihv eiKilly
A +* O s yn/- 'r- •
ii » Uk- L
, Vr ,
Jbr Rhenmo 4
after eAVot'l . (4-ujh vat i<<n. <!<••• }.»•••* that, So
his ladle!, ti'.eyu A *ro i.» •/’ ’ > . -
aqual to it j.
Gout, tiro clloci.j * \ lii",.) j v is.
Rher ;>• £• us, Eruptions •<<! nil j
various i »r;.is of J>l«kj<l elf sense*.
bar j j\fr; Hr la : V pf'rin.Tslon to
nil wh > tuny : 't • : ver ovK< *'cc in t- .
to the CM. e-.-rail 10 powers v'-‘
AYER'S f- ■ i \ lulu ; , . . m l
ally either s c i- '.oi iv, V
Long Branch,or u'- thu,].. pulai ixiiu, , .
Broadway, 27th and2>tb ’ Nyv. \-.y.
Mr. J.iw.anp’s txtOTisive hr on l
I dom *liy iiiiisnm'qnitbril . ado
blood ytA • i.Mm-S . ill’ ... ...i.tiii .u.
'much Y'aiuuWft-iuforiiintioTi.
t RRi»Airnn tfir
Dr 1.0 A’ .Cr .'
So;: by all P. . ir?r Cl •; .!
AYER’S
Cherry Pectoral.
Ndotber<’omj aimsnrefolnsidiousmUhif
attar Uiuthroat amt In*sl
none so {rifled with by the majority of suif«
ers The ordinary cough or cold, resulting
perhaps from a fritting or unconscious cx
posare, is oft*-n but tlie beginning of a faiaf
sickness, Ayuu’h Cjusbhy J’ictjohai. s
well prov n* fcs etii. u v in u forty years* ♦ t it
with 'uroat and lung diseases, and should b«
taken in all uasea.wiiliont.Uuiay.
A 'forrlblo C'ough Otirod,.
t: In IW I took a severe cold, which asserted
iny lungs 1 bad tt terfiblecough.nl d passed
nfght alter night without sleep T?'.e »ioct/)r®
I gav: iue up. I tried A YEK’s h'HF.l’l;\ I*l i
Voual, which relieved my lungs, induced
j steep, and alTorded me tlie rest necessary
lor tin* rocovery of my stiengtb Jty tl u
| cnr 'nod itse 61 the PTciviral n pevftia
[ in*nl cure wiia eUccted. 1 :,ui.n<-\v 6-' years
; old, bah* and b. arty, and am satisfied y.»iu
LiU kin l’K< I*>UAL -avert me.
Hoß\<jK Faihbrotiip n '*
Rookingharo, Vt., .inly 15, lMKi>
Croup A Til other’s Tribute
“While in the country last winter itivfHtlelj
boy. three years old. was taken ill with crutVp
It seemed as if he would die from strangu -
lation. One of the family suggested tin use
Ayku’s Cherry I'ei’Toiial, h bottle «>t
which was always kept iu the house. 'J his
was tried in small ami frequent do: es, and
to our delight in less than half an bom ihe
little patient, was breathing easily Tlrt* rloc
tor said that the Cuikry Pectoral had
saved my darling’s life. Can you wonder at
our gratitude ? Sincerely yours.
Mhh. J’.mma Gi:r>NEY.’’
15!f West 128th St., New York, May 16, 1882
,f I have used Ayer’s Cherry Pectorai
in my family for several years, and do no?
hesitate to pronounce it the. most effectual
remedy for coughs und colds we have ever
tried. A. J. Crake,*'
Lake Crystal,’Minn., March 13, 1882
•‘I suffered for eight years from Bronchitis
and after trying many remedies with no sue
cess, l was cured by the use of Ayer’s Cher
uy Pectoral. Moheph Walden.’'
Byhaiia, Miss , April 5, ls« 2.
“ I cannot say enough in praise of Ayer’s
Cherry Pectoral, believing as l do that
but f.>r its use I should long since have-died
from lung troubles E. BraudoN.*
Palestine, Texas, April 22,1882
No case of an affection of tlie throat or
lungs exists which cannot be gieatly relieved
by tho use of Ayer’s Cukury Pectoral.
and it will alwajt* cure when tlie direast »s
not already beyoud the control of medicine.
riIERARED BY
Dr.J C Ayer&Co.,Lowell,Mass
Sold by all Gi ugnisui.
Georgia—Gwinnett (Jimmy.
J. A Wills, having in proper form
applied to me for letters of admin
istration, Do bonis non, on the estate
of John Rutledge. lnte of said coun
ty. This is to cite all and singular I lie
creditors utifl next of Uin of John. Itiif
ledge, rt> be i lVliipneiir at my ollieu
on the first Minn lay m I fecember next
and show cause if imy they can, why
lettcrsTif Administration r )c Boms
>lOll si juld not be granted to J. A.
Wills on John Rutledge’s estate
t/iunes T. Latiikin,
Oct 25th 85 Ordinary,
Urti" p ‘p—G ,I’inett Comity
1 J 'A'oo<l. < J Irani in uol VV J Wood
Lilt V c d. J ii Wood. Ira Wood
Pc *rl ; I' * ood Sallie Wood and Nan
r!' ’■* ' uinois of said county, has
’■ r I ulied to me to sell one
u' 'terest in acres of
hn 57 in the 10th district
ot ty. Gn. and raid up
plieu ncard on die dm Mon
lav in ,ioer 1885.
Oct. , w 1885
JmneaT. Larrikin,
Ordroury.
- a-
<*»ei rgi-t—fibrin re; t County.
Notice is 'hereby given that a pe
tition signed bv lilt" i n or more Five
holders to the 408tht Hist.. M. of
said county, praying that the benefits
ot the provieiou. of Section Itt:t. t'.
1455 inelusiyo, of tiie Cmlgaif 1882 1 oil
•the subject of ‘•Feiu-e" ..»• f’Stite-ia
Law’<bel•xtikidod to sitiff 'lisi-Hetf
hijs beeiiiiled 'viUraufi suLmiiuoii to
1 liepmltO'-Mft’e fl, apd MlutTfetioTt Tirin’
be fallen thereon niff provided in said
section 1 166 lifU r pr nllcution of this
,aoUoe.
dab. T. Larrikin.
Nov 3rti IHHS* Ordinary.
Nwi.H,.K IU Vf.l*
cRKDITOItS.
Ail prisons having claims against the
ostjit ol Joel.son, deceas'd, are
notin'd to pres-nt th-i same to me lur
payment as required by law, agd also
persons mdebiefr" to fa'll iliJctased are
omified to settle the same with me at
noce M C Jackson
nov2-I&85. iidncnin; rotor.
qorgia—Gwinnett County.
Tl persons avingdernnnds against
| . W Baxter, 'eeeased.hue of" said
leo uty, are iittv >y uoiitted and re
quiied to pieM.r them, properly al
' teste' to tin- :u.< 1 -signed, within the
1 time \ ■- ribia oy aw. And all per
i sons ii.-• . tea to Laid deceased, are
\ hereby 1 uulret* to vh ik - immediate
j payment to the 1 i.de “signed, This
Seutenibei .1 Brs
T T BANTF.R,
A M BAATKH,
, Kxc tutors.
-5* ■ ‘3
Pash no kb Dkpabtmeht
On and after May 31st 1885
Passenoer Trait Service on
the Atlanta and Charlotte Air
Line Division will be as follows :
NOIITUVVAHI>.
Express I Mail
No. 51 No. s.‘i.
Daily. | Daily.
Leave Atlanta.... 6.00 pm | 8.40 a m
Gainesville ft. OB “ 10,32“
“ Lula... .A 8.33 “ I 10.55 “
‘ H Gap Jn’e It 9.18 “ 111.25“
• Toeeoa <• 9.53 “ 1 11.50 “
‘Seneca D 10.66 “ ]l2.slpiu
“ Greenville..R 12.27“ I 2.23 ‘iu
“ Spurtanbrg F | 1.42 am 3.34 p
“ Gastonia... G 3.50 ‘ 6.26 “
“ Charlotte.. R 4.40 | 6.10 “
SOUTHWARD,
| Express I Mail
I Ni>. 50 | No. 52
j Daily | Daily
L’ve Charlotte.... | 3.00 a iu ) I.oopm
Ar. Gnstanift 3.50 “ 1.41 “
“ Spartanburg 5,T>7 “ 3.34 “
“ Greenville... 7.13 “ 4.52 “
“ Seneca, 8.54 “ 6.21 “
“ Toeeoa 9.55 “ 7.21 “
“ HGap June. I 10.37 “ I 8.13 “
* “ Lula | ll.or “ I 8.39 “
“ Gainesville.. I 11.33 “ | .9.05 “
; “ Atlanta r 1.40 pm | il.OOpin
ACCOMMODATIONTJtMN (A. LINE BELLE
GOING NORTH
Leave Atlanta 5.30 p in
Arrive at Gainesville 7.40 p in
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN (A. L. BELLE)
GOING SOUTH.
le ave Gainesville 7.00 a m
Arrive Atlanta SL2S “
NO 18- LOCAL HEIGHT
OOTNfi SOUTH
Loftvo Charlotte.. . G. 40 a. m.
Arrive at Gaffneys... LUO “
Spiirtanburpal’2s p. m.
“ Greenville.. .5.1(5 “
“ Central 7.15 “
I NO 17—LOCAL FKEIGffT.
NuliTll.
a ft vo Cerdrrtl 0.20 a m
Arrive Greenville...... 82 1 It. in.
“ SbartfntiuVg. . 11.17
„ “ Gallr eye.l.22'y m.
* “ CliarlQife .7.00 “
Airfreight trains yn tins road ctrry
J,a -sett"<4-‘*. Ait passeiifrertrains run
lln ought to Danville and itiohmond
v itliout eJnuiao. commoting at Dau
vill,* with Va. Midland K\vy„ to sill
<‘astern etties, and at Atlanta with all
iiaes diverging. No 50 leaves .Jtiieh
| niond al 3.23 p iu and No 51 arrives
: iiinicfif*'4.2op iu. 52 lea 7r Runmoml
; 2,0(1 a m,53 arrives there 7.00 a ni. The
■•oral freights stop at above vtutio. s
|(» to 30 minutes
RUFFE! SLEEPING CARS
WITHOUT CHANGE.
| On trains Nos 50 and 61, New York
i and Atlanta, via, Washington and Dan
i i ille, ;u»d also Greensboro and Ash
, vide.
•‘,4, '>" trains N<ms2 and 53, Richmond
Tim Danville, mid Washington and Au
'•fnslit, and Washington and New (tr
ie. ns. tb -turning on No 52—sleeper
G rt en-boro to Kieliuiond.
lev Through tickets uu spinal Char
lotte. Gremv'die. Semen, Spartanburg
mol (lainesville, to nil points South,
Heath We-!,, Non lii anil Last.,
I \ With n la H lc. to A from Athens
j M “ NKitU to A iron)
A* lain Falls.
JO ", K-Aii Line t*i Tal from
i .Li kit or. .' Bowers villi
T “ T! ■ iiiijg. It I, A irom
'A clhnliu, Are
' t A «.< t\ i, to aii't Inn
iN. .her y, A Los. >‘hd Columbia
v -c > U - ’ I Lo Ac fr'ui
l : ■ ■ ... . i: non A:.
Cl a b r A- Lenoir to A’ Iron,
i ! < dr, Yorkvilk A lh Ha
| H S O Uiv A* C O-A to A Irrr
i ash, ro, Kaleig
lIVViN i’ rx I T V ,Ht ; enil.it 1 (lend,
A, 1.. ffii f*
2nd V P. & Gen Mat* _*
Al S augbiv. G‘ »’( Pftpeng( t
IiAWIiENCEV/iiLE R E
LdiVt * o'-,. . . ,7:0 .1 U.
Arrive a SicvvaUtW 7:40 . a
fjcave Sltvvai llt. .* . 7:38)1
Arrive Lavviencevi’i ... 8:2- ~ . ,
, r i he rain, leaving L i .to .ccviC.e
it 7:00 a. in., makeß cio-.o connec
ion with utie “Bello rain" a Su--
arriving it! Y : vi a 9:21.
t. in. fleturino' hAtlanta
(5:15 p m and Lawi ..me
viflea 8 22 p. -n.
J.inVjN Ci'KFJikV, ,
V U MtiiVtikMMnT '
IF YOU WANT TO
PILL TOUR GAMS BAI
AND L'AKc ...
BIC SCORES,
v - USE
mui^aTßi
SHOT GUNS
All the Latest ImproveihAnte.
FOR DESO«|f>TIVE CIRCULAR
fcAODTLSS
LambefM.jrurman&Co
for
E.REM!tfC7OMSQ»
Snorting and Arrimunilion,
28 L & 283 Broadway,
D. H. LA*Bt USON L fO.
US State Street* Ckb ago,
I ARM. ry - - - iLION, N/Y
SlMlNtTii
SHOVELS,
SCOOPS, SPADES
«AD£ IP T»tE BEST MAIiNEB, BY SKILLRI WWKI
REMEMBE3 THAT BUS GOODS ARE ALWAYS RELIAf
One Piece of Solid Steel.
KO HOLES OR RIVETS TO WEAKEN THE BLA ;
6END FOR CIRCULAR*.
REMINGTON AGRICULTURAL C*
JI.ION, H. V.
W«w Yih-U Offlrp. 11« rh«T»Vr« Si™
I NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS.
I Georgia—Gwinnitt County..
All poisons having demands
ngainft the estate of John II More
: late of said emintv, deceased
1 an' hereby nrttitted (o ri inlet* in their
demands to On* iinflersijriio lin rd
ing to law, and all person- Indebted
I to saul eat at * are veipiired to make
j i.u mediate payment.
A. L. Moore.
Jtues M, Patterson,
Oft 251 h lt>ss—liw Adturs
KXr.CL'TOBri SALK OF
. /.vlOocpcip
Estate
By virtue of the directions in the
last will and testament of Ir-vi Coop
er, deceased, the undersigned, his
exec 1 1ora, will sell on the lirst, Tues
day in December next, before the
('o’urt House door, in the town of
Lnwreneeville, Gwinnett couaty, Ga,
between the legal sale hours, the fol
lowing lands of said deceased. All
lying up and down big Haynes creek,
iii said county and state, and in the
sth land district, thereof, to-wit.
1. Lot no. 66, known as the Home
Place, containing 200 acres; moreor
less.
2. Lot no. 94, Penley lot, 125 acres,
more or less, adjoining lands of Hag
gelt and I). t\ Hawthorn.
3. Head lot, no. on, 200 acres, more
or less, adjoining lands of Ed John
son, (’ttniion, and others.
4. Gordon 10t,n0.67, 260 acres, more
or less, adjoining the home plaee,
II had lot and Penley lot.
5. lh DNett lot, no. 64, 26i)£ aeres,
rnoi e or less, adjoining lands of Webb
Thomas, and Itutledge and other lands
ot the estate,
6. Vinning Cooper lot, no. 63, 2fKl
acres, more or less, adjoining lauds of
tin- home place, the Bennett place
and Rollins.
7. No 61. part of the Cannon lot, 25
lores, more or less, adjoining the
Head lot , and other lands of the estate
The creek being the line beta ten this
.‘'ruction and cannon.
8 Cheater Coehrell lot, no 62, 1:3)
Acies, more or less, adjoining laudsof
the hame place, and Jack liawHns.
This includes the bottoms on Haynes'
creek.
9. Ellison lot, no. .'4, 200 acres, more
or less, adjoining laudsof Rutledge,
Donaldson and Williams. The creek
being the line up to Rawlins corner,
id. No, 35, part of the Rutledge lot.
35 acres, more or less,. The branch
being the Title between this fraction
and tlie ballaneepf this lot.
To be sold in the order named. Sold
for the purpose of distribution among
the heirs at law of said deceased.
Terms, one half ( ash, Die ball nice due
at one year, with interest at the rate of
'8 per cent. Bond for titles given un
til last payment. “
F., M. BR AND,
J. W. COOPER,
oot. 20-ttl. Executors.
LAND SALE
Georgia—Gwinnett Gonnty
By virtnii-qf an agreement b«twe,i>i
the liens al luw ot ismli Knight, late of
pM'I county deecnsed, (all of paid i.i irs
iK'insf’Wf lAwfftl ae ), the ndi’rsig'nfd as
agent for sajd heirs..will sell before the
tJonrl ilouse iknir. in the town oi' I aw
itunt-i-ville Ua- wilhiiFthe legal hours <J
sal*- on tlie first Tuesday in November
ije.'.t ill*- following diserihed iuuib ot
said estate.
.Sixty eight acres more or less part ol
lot No Hi in tlie (i'll district of said
county and known as the dower se
apart to Until Knight as the widow of
said lsiuh Knight by the Superier Court
ol said county, the metes ui.d bounds of
said luiid will fully appear by reference
to a plat of survey on record in said
Court. Adjoining lands it VI Mason J
1 Knight N Wight Thomas Chrisw.il
and other.-
Sold for tlie purpose of dis- rduition
t-mong (lie heirs ol said deceased,'under
an nereeni nl between the parties in in
terest. The deed to said land will b:
signed by al! the heirs at law so as to
make ti perfect title to lie- pneenaser.
Terms eadi.
.T. T. Knight,
Oct 6th 1885 Agent
Worn AN
HER HEALTH AND iIAPI’fNESS
ARE MATTERS OF GREAT CON
(’ERN TO ALL MANKIND.
Near M arikita. ( a.
Some months ago I bought a bottle n
Ur Hrudlidds Female Rrgulor and used
nn my family’ with great satis.lacios
have rec.rommfinded it to three famiifti
oi of they have f)omt it to be just wiiat it
cUirned for it. Tlie females who iiave
used it are now in perfect health and
jbble t attend to their household duties
Rev il. J 3, Johfson.
State op Gkorala Ti up Co.
I liave examined the recipe of or.
joscpli BrudSeld, and announce it to be
a combination of medicines of great
merit in tlie treatment of ail diseases of
for leniale for which he recommends it.
VVm, B. BkaSLY, M. I)
Si rinufield Tens.
I,r. j. Bkaufiei.d ; Dear sir—Viy
daughter has been sutlering for imuijj
years with that dreadful ulßelion known
,9 Eeniule Disease, which ha- coat roe
* ma y dollaiß, end not witiistanuding 1
hod the best the bea rtr-Uical attention 1
conld not tied relief, j at used many
other kinds of inedicinos without a I. v el
ilo-t. 1 Imd just about given her up, was
Cut oi heart, but happened in at the
store oi. W. V> . duiker several week
si ee and he knowing ol my daughter s
ufli don, persuaded me to buy a bottle of
yaur Female Regulator! She began to
improve at once. 1 was s* delighTed
with its died Is that 1 bought several
. more bottles of it, knowing wlirt i do
i.bmu itj if to- iy one of my lanuiy was
nil‘l ing iviih teat awin’ disease. I wo-ld
it it it eosi Sot) a botte for [ can
"truly sat it has cured my dimniiter sound
and w tired myself and wife do most
heartily recommend your Fkmai.k Regu
lator ta be jnst what it is aeecommeufl
(j to be.
V Respectfully H. IJ. Eevtaqtsod
Treafssp on Health and Flappi i
%'oman ‘ mailed free.
f J Ihe BraDfifi.o Rkgui, a,
Box 23 ato V. :la 1
For Sale bv Wixn and V \ m
NO MORE EYE: GLASSES
1 lore evP!l
Mitchell’s
Eye Salve!
A <• *■ lain, Bato.f effective remedy for I
MWsjgjksiEyts
I’rodueing Long Sightedness, and Ke
sieving the sight of the old
Oil res Tot Drops. Gruuuhuioo,
*Htye Tumors, Red Eyes. Mat
ted Eye Lashes, and
producing ijoiek
relief and per
manenf
cere
Also equally efficacious when 11s u j
in other maladies, such as Ulcers, l
vers. Sores, Tumors, Burns, It lieu rn
-1 atisin. Piles or wher“vcr iutlamiiuition
exists. Miteliell’* Salve miv boused
I i o advuut age.
I l l m i 1 v nl! 1 11 ggisi f at 25 cents
& BURNHAMS
JkMmpmmi
r **"’ r FWCE B
3URNH A M BROS.YO^Pi,Fev-
BA6W ELL & COWER,
Flower y i ranch,
Take thin opportunity to inform the people of.Gwin
n<*‘.t and adjoining counties that t! ey are still
man ufactmnnjf then justly celebrated
Whien have given such universal satisfaction for du
rability, Light Running Proportions and Stylish Fin
isb for many years. Their prices have be n reduced
to suit the times. Also dealers in
W A ON and CARRIAGE MTi RIAL,
IRON", CO \L, PAINTS, OILS, ETC
Their work is honestly mode to wear, and not the slop shep stuff made
only to sell. Satisfaction always guaranteed. T.uuiklul to the pul,lie for
the very libetal patronage given them in the past, they shall continue to do
their utmost to merit an increased patronage in the future.
For prices, erms. etc., address BA. WELL & GO VVER,
March 24-ly Flowery Branch, G*.
SAM
wH* 'akJ 'ifiii 'liUtiiitt 4 'uiltiiil niM ilill 2ii ,« 'lß'hlil nJwiJ* <iit; -111)
Wl & r b lew 0 rli s
—manufacturers atu .maters in—
IV LI AN AND RU L A XI) A/ARBI,E MONUMENS,
BOX )•/J j. I vD, HD FOO > ) \ ES.
AA V I d BERTAKER
Church S ti i f, Stone Mountain, Ga.
March 10, 85.-ly
unis ib.’
j W.T.Smith,
BUFORD, - GEORGIA
i 1 us received an immense stock of
| Fall andWinterCoods
I have selected inv stock with care and with an eye to tie wants <.
Imy customers. Having bought low for the Cash will give my customers the
! benefit My stock is fresh, and consist* of a lull line of
Dry Goods, Groceries Notions Bootp Shoes Hats
Caps Clothing Hardware
and in fact (very thing usually found in a well.stocked country store
My facilities for handling these goods at short profits cant be beat in this
part ot the Statu. No clerk hire or house rent to pay—l give my customers
the <1 vantage cl this heavy expense: Remember I
CANT BE UNDERSOLD FOR THE CASH. 1
The highest market price paid for cotton and all kinds of country
produce Give ni" a call and he convinced,
W. 'J'. SMITH, Buford, Ga.
The Climax Reached
Creates a Sens at In,
In making our bow to a generous public, who have
stood firm in the past, we desire to say a few words
lor their “edification,”
Competion may blow and offer you goods at, or
oelow cost, expecting to make their profits on some
of her staple article, but we give you goods at prices
that can not be forstalled. You may “bank” on our
rices, as we advertise at one price and sell at the same
P-one price is our motto,
In offering our large stock of Dry oods. Clothing,
•leans, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Family Groceries, Furni
ture, etc. we simply say that we look competition square
in the face and laugh at their prices. Forinstance
17 POUNDS OFGOOD SUGAR FOR SI
Uoffce and other staple groceries proportionately
as cheap.'.
J UUNI TIII U OFFIN > and CAmKETS.
Ii: this line of goods we have as neat a.id as nobbv a
lino as can be found anywhere, and will sell as cheap.
ect27 2m VEL, CLOUD and CO, Buford Ga
Special Annuncement! !
B. F. White,
SUWANEE. GEORGIA
lias now in store an elegant etock of
O
DRY GOOD NO TIONS, ROOTS,
SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING, HARDWARE,
DRUGS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY,
TOBdCCOaud CP7ARS,
Which lie offe”s to the trade* as lovv as any house in
Xor.h Georgia
lie calls special attention to his stock of Sewing
MachinEs ana attachments There is no use going
u o
rny where else- 1 will i'urnsh them
Highest Mark t pricE paid FOR
Country Produce and COTTON.
The public are invite d to examine my stock and
prices- i am prepared to compete with any house
North of Atlanta in prices and quality of goods.
“ B F WHITE,
oct!3 3ur
The Bottom 'Busted
Can’t Be Undersold
- y > Stone Mountain
* j: ejstf arsjj
-end GR E JJVGSI UUBUnted Patronage in
We come to the front this Fall with
most complete stocks ever brought to’this market ° the si
boeof GENS’FURNISHING- GOODS, ‘ fl
DRY (CIS. NO 7TcNTS. H ARDWAR^ 8 * SH ° ES >
And f t GROCERIES, and FERlLlzffi’
wha/ ever^k,u {? u ' i,,a by kept in a tirst tluss stor€ .
We Can’t Be Undersold
Aod will give you goods at prices tha: are hevenl-oo
we buy direct from Headquarter*, and i n larged,' *T^' ] «■
DIVIDE PROFITS WITH YOU
d„ ~ssr i"itu,TiS me °'“ M “' l b ‘ •“•"••a —»,
Our Parnilv rocery Deoartniont
Flour and Bacon for theinillion C ° mpl
IF _%T Here’s a pointer! Now remember wh«
you wan t anything—no matter what it is—call on a
Oc e Ju BUIJply y ° U ’ A J YEAL aiul s>ou.
Ntone_Mountain.
Ceo. E. King & Co
COR. PEACHTREE AND WHEAT STS ATLANTA, GA.
We Sell HARDWARE an d TINWARF
CHEAPER
Than any House in the City. You can save money by
buying from us. . OctaO-li
E. W HEWITT,
DEALER IN
Boors, Sash, Blndsj
BUILDERS HARDWARE
PA.ITNS IOLS Et EtG tc
84 Decatur Street, ATLANTA, Ga .
0ct.20
! NEW
Fall ■ W inter
GOODS ?
o
Thu subscriber is now receiving his Fall and Winter stock of
New Goods, comprising a general stock cf Dry Goods, Gents
Ladies Boots and Shoes. Ladies Dress oods,ents Hats, Piece oods
•Jeans, Cassnners, Etc., Notions, Hardware, .
CEO THING*
lor children, boys, youths’ and men. Can tit anybody. Dow®**
tics, Sheetings, .Shirtings, Etc., roceries,
Haggi gal Ti e
All of wldch he proposes to sell ns cheap as the same quality of
Goods can be purchased in any house in the State. _
TO MY PATRONS i return my thanks, and can but
they will continue with me, promising Ic do my utmost to 0
their interest. _ .
T'o all is extended a cordial invitation to examine his sloe **
making t urchases. No house has better facilities for hatdlin 00
cheap. He means what he says,
BE FOUND INHI P HOUSE
Iho best stock of Ready Made Clothing, in better ood*. betW
fits ami more of them, than any bruise in North Georgia, outsi ®
Atlanta, which he will sell as cheap as any house in the SoutD- no
cepiing the /atter place. J AMES D. SPEM * ,
Sept.l4-3m. Lawrencevilte, Georgia
LiWIIEJTCEViLLE
SEMINARY,
FOR
Male and Females
The Fall session of the anove Institution will beprin oil Mond
24.1885, with the same corps of teachers as the last term, ai i
rates of tuition. f
FIRST CLASS, - *1 s& *
SECOND CLASS, - 2 00.
THIRD CLASS, - . - 2 50.
FOUR H CLASS, - 3 fto *
Studens charged 25c Incidenal Fee, per qnarer. Co'!®?*
Course of Instruction, Thorough, preparing Sudents o
C,aBBeS - Prof. J. T. NEWTON.