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Sailed Down and Disk! Dp I good The rice crop in Irwin will be aj one. i J'Kiglas is about to have an-Epis¬ copal church. r atten .ig beef cattle for market is a side hue that pays farmers well. Monday forced hundreds of men in th,is section into their winter “lothes. Too many people in Georgia s»»89 untold, wealth, -unto!' 1 to the tax receiver. Jim Freeman^, down, at Qquglas, is kicking about poor mail facilities. Better move to Ooiba, whpro, every - ibing is lum turn. Mr. Talley rut.tpp^. ©LAlapahs, and Mr. Sf,.del ill, of Sylvester, were j in Ocilla a few hours Monday. There iy nothing u*w in railroad, matters, r-o far - as Gejila i» con¬ cerned. I lie next }u<jj$ %..th;,» circuit j w;ll be elected by tun people, there will doubtless be, several can- didates. The grass worrqs. in,voided some ot j the. corn fields in this section, hut disappeared as suddenly as they came, and did not stay, long enough to eat all the grass. i R. H. Burton & Son, have wold j the Fitzgerald Leader, to Mr. Leo,! of the Colony Citizen, ami hereafter, the two papers will bo, published as | we, Mr. Robert Regi^Ur and Miss! Fannie Patton, were, joined in wed-! lock,on last Sundaymt the home of the groom’s father a short distance aprtij; of Milltown,—Adel N-ews. The great success of Chainber- lain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in tho treatment of bowel complaints has made it. standard over the.greater part- e£ the civiliz¬ ed world. For.sale by Dr. G. 1L Afacon & Co., Druggists. Abe Davis, the negro who jump¬ ed his bond a few weeks ago, is now in Irwin county’s jail, awaking ■ trial, lie was found picking cot¬ ton, between Quitman and Valdosta, and had adopted a new name. Tte first ■ bale of eea island cot-j ton was broug.il to town yester-, day by Mr. W. S. Clark, ofMaussy. It was bought by J. TV. McMullen at 12d cents.-—Moultrie Observer, mb- As usually treated a sprain will disable the injured person for throe os lour weeks, but if Chamberlain's fey days. Pain Balm also eartw rheumatism,, cats, bruises and burns. For sale by Dr. G- H. Macon & Co., " lrrnggmr. ITri-irmi-ir ^ Mr. W. H. Tygart, of Nashville, paid Ocilla a visit the early part of the week. He reports Nashville as verging on a leap forward. She deserves all the good luck that may fall to her share. What’s Hie matter with you, Irwin? Remember “Be ye notun- equally yoked together” will also apply to a jury.—Adel News. There will be a “roasted” Herring in the nprthwest corner of Berrien one of those longeomeshorts. bhcltpn- Dampier, who vst serv¬ ing a, iiffl- sentence for killing Sam Durkey at Jlahira two or-three years ago, died at.the penitentiary camp at Worth. Ga., about a week ago. He was sick .only a short while, but, tlje Times has not learned the cause of his death, His. body was buried At Worth.—Valdosta Times. In the parlors of the Osceola Ho- Anna Darsey. of White Springs, were joined in matrimony by Rev. Mr. Bradford, of the Methodist again.—-Aael hows. ■? Yes, but just think of us fish that are still in flic- sca ’ Mr. Clint Harper and a Dispatch sqribc dined at Judge Dun Tucker’s last Sunday. The two mentioned and sight or ten others shared the hospitality of this excellent family. and all were loud in their prais, of the feast. After dinner w " vu six or «£ til A rushy Creek . and MB . . >j flk , class as assembled around the Organ and rendered some "entrancing music. The' afternoon was very plbasantly spent by nil. Ruby Newelota. We nro having some real cool weu1hor for ttlf , tim0 ()f yoar . Mr. and Mrs. P. G. E. Paulk visited the later’s mother Saturday and Sunday of last week. Mie. T. P. Paulk left to-day for Mystic, where she will spend days visiting relatives. Mr. M. if. Fletcher will begin ginning in Chula this.week and. will g ; n both long and short cotton., Mr. Lb D. Branch is visiting Worth. Think there must t be some attraction over there for him. Misses Hattie Bush and Helda Branch were guests of Misses Br¬ ma and Gussie Fletcher last Friday. Yearly mooting begins at Zion mu uexl Friday l!tK f buds .till Sun- day. Also at Pleasant Hill, a few m :i oe fj. om bycamore. Bov. Patrick filled his regular ap- poin'meirt at the Fletoher Brunch school house last Sunday. Qnii u a large crowd attended, Minsos Lola Turner and Gussie Slater, ofAlapaha, who have been visiting relatives and friends at this place, returned homo Friday, to the regret of their many friends here, Messrs. Phillips and Hollings- worth had the misfortune of losing two of the finest mules in their lot Saturday last, Some think there r au«t ba.ve been some poison in the corn they wore feeding on. Gnesa what young man loft Satur- day to soe his beat, girl and had not returned Holiday p. m. Aug. 28. “Prii-lis.” Story of a Slava To bo bound hand ami foot for years by tho chain a of disease is tho worst form of slavery. George P. Williams, of Manchester, Mich., tells how such a slave was made free. He says: “My wife has been so helpless for five years that she could not turn over in bod alone. After using two bottlos of Electric Bit- tors, she is wonderfully improved and able to do her own work.” This supreme remedy for female diseases pmckly cures nervousness, eloep- lessnoss, melancholy, headache, back- ac ho ’ dizzy spells. This miracle . working medicmo god- is a S0n( j p, ^veaP, sickly, ran down poo- pin. Every bottle guaranteed. Only 50 cents. Sold by Dr. G. IL Macon & Co., Druggists. Tried to Kill Her Husband. - A very start,!y incident occurred in southern part of the county J-.ble. interest. Mr. Henry' Biers is a young farmer of moderate means and has not been married . , , long. His -.- wife -- - 1S a daughter of Mr, John Hart, u respected citizen of the county. She is said to be pretty. The domestic relations of tho young ..j, :e b:iv . not been pleasant for some time. One wig ht , about twe weeks ago, Mr ’ Hi “ rt * WiW !Avakened wIth a 8e " vere 5,1 head '* Vhen 5je awoku '* ife v as bol,!:D S 5n ' heaU 5u hwr 5s I and was l» ick,n 8 30 hili ' ar witi a Th « l mn in hie keaci wa8 80 8evera tbatho went irit0 b,g 811(1 !i,lfferod un36ld a 8 ome8 tbc remainder of the night. The next day he went to a physician who ex¬ amined his ear and found that there W3S ; POUmlhinCi ; n h ; a head. Ho WCI;t t<( v;ork ,-tricve.the ohh-.ot H ,, (i v, m , u { \x xo a pc.ve of Rau. j t being moulded to the shape the ear led to the ■ isuGon that it ha( , be#I1 meltert P0Ured hr. Mr. Hkirs remembored t hat there was a lire burning when he awoke. I 1 '• l bi . ; Mr. Hiera returned home u/.-l o.usud hi;- wife of attempting to take hi« life. This she finally admitted, . ....... it ‘- .......... some understanding satisfaetory to each and are yet living together,-— Moultrie Observer. ' Volcanic £ruptiert$. Arc grand, but tlkm 1 G-. rob Salvo- life of A ; ; y . ^ cWen T s ^ , ur ^ ^ alsj0 old Rr.n- mT1 g -nd i„ ever lSor6B) -Jlctrs, Boil,, r'olons, Corns, V/n.rli-', Guta, Brais- «, Burns, Scalds', Chapped Hands* Chilblains. Best Pile curr, on earth. Drives ot.it Pains and .Vchea. Only 25cts. a box. fchro, guaranteed. Sold by Dr. G H. Macon & Co., Druggist, Something To Do. Editor Dispatch: Allow mo to say a U w word',' to my ‘’brothers in black,'*, who are always hanging arougd'whiio there It. something to do. King cotton is opening and every idle person ran }^ot something 1 to do. ' j . ^ ^ , u .,, uud , m(l uk ^ at to oth( , ra . 1£ you do, .1 edge J. B. might have to, counsel you, and his oounseilation ia not so pleas¬ ant when you are caught hanging around taking what belongs to other people. Make your own .money and buy what you nodd. Ko working people are guilty of these heiuoun crimes that are soiling the pages of history. Idleness is the citadel of crime. I shall continue to blow the horn of reformation until I shall it dethroned. We preach, talk and write against it, but still it goes on. What re the solution of this knotty question? Where is our Moses? We notice that nine-tenths of the dastardly crimes committed in via. country are committed by idle ne- ! groan, and while there is something for them to do. I am forced to say that we, wh are so-called Moses’, to lead our race, will have to girdle ourselves, there are too many of the sons and daughters of Ham dipping through our fingers to perdition. Preachers, teachers, leaders and parents, we have’ to out on the whole armor, or else we are lost. 1 know the Caucasians have reach- ed eu the uk conclusion - onc.i.iHion 1mm tong ago two tha f “there is a loose screw somewhere, and the golden wedge is hidden. Yourw, for the betterment of his race, T. tV. Clark, Prin. Ocilla Colored School. A WONDERFUL CURE OF DIAR¬ RHOEA. A PRONilSiEriT ViZCiniA EDITOR Had Almost! fcstvon Up, best was Brought Back to Perfect Bealth by Chatnborialn’a Colic, Cholera ami Diarrhoea Remedy. READ HIS EDITORIAL. L'rqm the Times, IlillstlllG, Va, I suffered with diarrhoea for a long time and thought I was jiast being cured. I had spent much time and money and suffered so much misery that I had almost de¬ cided to give up all hopes of re¬ covery and await the resulte, but noticing the advertisement of < ham- beriain’s Colic, Cholera and Diar¬ rhoea Remedy and also some rUonials stating how some wonder- ful cures had been wrought by this remedy, 1 decided to try it. .After - a * f - u b * low-eufforere that 1 aih a halo aad hearty man to-day and feel ::s -. ill 8l * c ' v ' ,r •**'* “ “L 1 Mooro. Sold by I)r. G. h. Macon C-. Dm-orAts Surnr.er !s Out. I- M Snrnner, the Worth cou Dt y prnu onor who wat mi lined it. the Ter red jail for safe-keeping, was given his freedom eurly yesterday morning. lion. J. M. Sumner, of Sumner. Gn,, the father of ths young man, arrived in the city or. the Georgia & Alabama train yesterday morning »nd presented to Sheriff Christie a bond approved by Judge W. N. Spence of the Albany circuit ana an order for his soaV release. The amount of tne bonu is ^10,000, and is lor the forthcoming of the young i man in the event the supreme court an appeal that has been made I for a new trial for him.—Dawson News. A word To Mothers 'J::;"::,:; to administer (ifaambexJain'a j C°ugh Remedy. It contains no opiate.nor narw tic. iriany■ form' and j success that has attended its U 52 in-the treatment ol cold' er oup ! .or it the approval au3 P rais ® 5 i, h “ s r Lo«JT6d , 16 Lord States and in many . foreign lands. For sale by Dr G. H. Macon k Co'., Druggists. M5 bb Mattie Lott, of Shepherd, who bun been at Ocilla for the past three weeks, has returned home and is quite ill.—-Douglas Breeze, 20th. Her mother, Mrs., J. S. Lott, who had been visiting her parents in Ir- winville, j,asset 'through Ocilla Last Saturda on route hoitfe, acoom- panied her brother, Mr. Jesse I l ittke. j | j0 \ M ' 9 ¥ W 0 BL 6 - be Knows that the Ptser Uss Reav d.y tar Diseases of the Livfcr, Kidneys and Bladder’Ts By* Sr. SI* HsLEAfl’S i LIVES AMD . mm ■ 1 fail!! m s a *» is It has Cured Thousands of Des¬ perate Cases*, Try It. nmxt cwrirtnw. PMCB, $1.00 PER BOTILB. | mn sajuk . v^xfoimmsartso btt s -Hr. G. H. Macon & C O'. .. a, Ga. Are You a Gentleman? Quick yon nnswt.i “yes. Xow J let’s see, what is it to be a man: Kot a make-believe; there j m .. liy 0 • lUi .. b -us articles , , , ... ......., l(1 . ' V- • \ r . gentleman, neither do tine clothes, | for you may hang it on the fense ilii lan t0 jud g 6 hy the clothes | to tbc makeup , of . _ For ,„j if a a man. you>ll ouly !votice you >u often come across a titty dollar saddle on a twenty dollar home. If the above is tainted with slang there’s lots of truth expressed. The coat of gentility cannot be put cjfl' and on at pleasure. Every time you take it off ’tis the worse for wear, ! and also harder to resume. .v A genu .-ronth-mar man i“ i- one on who thinks lu, ‘ -> I saya and does what is right, under! all circumstances and at all times. With him a young girl is ent irely safe, for if she shows a tendency to forwardness, he will admonish her, instead of taking advantage of her weakness. Tell me that Mr. Pom¬ padour if? a gentleman when ho is known as a fast young man? Such a one has not the first requisite of manhood—c hi v&lry. < Ihivalrotts ? What, when lie would mislead an ig.up runt girl? Chivalrous , t ;, CL yon have to be s a misnomer, , Uj ,t docs not fit a gentleman. If . .....-v com;.-". :t an.-’- viuioub ' by tlr 'Father of Deception, t-- induct. ;. girl to oppose h-r rental tr:u:. ng you are a stranger to true manhood. ’Tis uni-t when you treat other women as you want your mother and aister treated that yon can honestly claim the title Sc, lie eurofal, look veil at yourselves, be- f.ore you fight s omebody who save y©u arc not » gentleman. For, truly, it n cons a great deal.—Adel Rows. Miss Tennant will never write anything truer or more timely than the above, nd w ? wish a copy of it. I could be placed in, the hand, of i every yonng man in Georgia, si i i« a st. Fast young men, who use | of a do entendre kind to young ladies, CL, who Hatter i. destroy, arc vipers too low in the j human scale to associate with pure women and should he < islracized, | socially and otherwi.-e. ............-—AV- -O ----- 5«*> cn ii rk u >) 1 e 15 v se n v ., > ! °‘‘-' ,, ght coo, v, hi. u «‘*n ;«< she was tree ted for a month, by her family physician, , but grew] t drug^st me dic!ae could' cure l5in^g t > t stm" oijr , ea T) f New she! rMSCOVSYy for Consumption; delight] bought a bottle and to her f 0U nj herself benefitted from first * g after ose . taking She six continued bottles, its found use her-] and] sslf sound and well; now does her j j own ’house w^rk, Free and trial is as bottles well asj of she ever w as. H. > i this Great Discovery at Dr. G- Macon & Go., Druggist. jj- w ;jj nol he many rtiOohA before ^ Tacker wiU J*. ve com- ^ ^ - of tb(! best l0uds , . i l’ Ietfcd 0X1(1 l 111 j the county. .-V S Here is a Pointer. Don’t forget that you ran aare money l>y going to 1 p C50 ulK Hardware For all kinds of Hardware, Building Material, Mill Sup [dijCs. House Furnishing Goods, etc. We call particular attention to Refrigerators, let Cream Freezers, Flowerpots andJardemerrsgoing at Cos We have a nice line of Dinner Sets, llodgers Silver Plate# Table Ware, Lamps, Galvanized Tin and Glass ware. ■ We also carry a complete line of Iteady Mixed Paints. , I i Oil:;. Varnishes, Brushes, Dry Colors, White Lead pad Color: if in Oil. FAULK HARDWARE CO. opposite e-jurs fuse s Fitzgerald, ? Georola. fjaes khsewtssekke: r. STREET DRUG STORE. NEW FIRM!' NEW GOODS! NEW PRICES! — Dr. G. H . Macon & Co., ___-O-’ENSD V MKW ANl) FIRST- t.'i.AK:- DRUG STORE ) -AT-— OCIL.L.A, GEORGIA*. Their store is elegantly mW fitted --rtKl furnishwl snUth«ir.vUMik >«•*. U.id quality, u.w.is'.ku <.t Pure Drugs Chemicals Standard Patent Medicines Perfumery, Fancy Goods and Toilet Articles -— THE FI2T38ST Bo. CIGA^ TN THE MARKET- — stationery; V, Hi in ’ I'ajwr Rn vi'lovit*. l’laln ami l-'iim-y Jlni-cwl s.»ti»n#?-». Fin# Writ ins Tablnte^ Vuntil 'i'ubfws. l‘%». I'hk'.U i:ueHa;.f, Wfifing lute. Ve»». They make a specially of Gompounding Phgsicraa’s • Prescriptions and Family Recipes. CxXXjXj Xt.3sro csrr eri— ran \ , i arc iuvtft-i! Vo rail ami in-!);-•* ihoir . look. Tin y win bo to make y#«r tif*- unalnum,.- ami wlliirt-ii you court, ously wlitylwr you wisJi U) ijnn-'iare or not* Tour |* always no niiuter bow suiiiU yonr jatrobfuK yon may r#at aMnyml *>;'■ cousU'*t aim to »-.-li you the best goods Uuudian l» ubtahiod and at, «ftMkma)rtu Ice Gold Soda Water, MiIK Stiafees and Goco Goia, 2-3-tf v z s r- ~ — ~r r~ r? TI.FTOH & MOETMEASTSHH R. R* !• ooiscas rsr szoirrak-’' totoftL tiws raotj, ^o,. » >1. Ji. TIFT, tv. O. 'Vlpr Via» FutsUTeitt i O e yjtjj, () v r icice: TTjrro*, 1 ntehttittr. . , N - .. , ^ , I ,~ A. 'A. . j i LEAVE. AVlHIVUS. 1*. M. y 1 ;; * id j 8 8 3 3 4 ri J. iC ci l ! 8 K » 8 114 ; ■>(>' 10 v 1.11........iTi’sUtnn, S | If.........l’inetta, i............Mystic, t........ f ..........-Ttfton. ..........Fletcher, ...YUrdiiijf, ©*.-........... Ua.............. fin............. tla......,...... Ha............ (la............ ■rr tr 94 ■11-Si¬ V2 13 ll B it 00 61 as 15 i< , iS»inSNCnCl^C5 S2 URttSV w S'» ^ a ~ 00 ! 4 0 i 251 ...........Fitzgerald, Ua........... a a. 11 vr. AKTUVK-. 1.KAVB. Trams Nos. 1, 3. nnd 4 run daily, except Sunday. Trains Nos. : iindO rim »d Buinfsy Only. signal. (f) Flag Station. Trains stop only on . , \Jl tvairs nuke connection with the Plain System and (.leorgla SouOwut* « rtovrda- at Tifton, it«d the (ieorgia & AJabanifi-ut Fitzgerald. F. G. PoATKMrrr, Trnl&e Van**«’•. Bide s Monarch end Keep Si in fronts ! & - jMM i riNTTira w uJwrH B wr u a- i i j rajv vximusrA ^aram^'mnmis a / a^ 1 ’Sr:- ■ f’ 4 m m :: % '' . i | m .. 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