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4 Mr. W. W Hill Dead.
The (Janette lenrnsi, with rW^i
■regret of the death (»i' Mr. W. W.
JI i U, at the homo of his daughter, 1
tVIrs. K. T. Mnntivi,, iti Madison,
Ala.,, 011 NivvcmiIiim' Slid. Ho died
froth ;]i:iralv» : s cf* the brain, and
lived only two .hours after tiUej
fltwko. Xbe mows was convoyed
,
■in a.letter from .Air, Hill's daughter
do Hon. T. ». Young, of Irwin. !
Mr. Hill was .well known all over I
Georgia, and wits of a gonial, whole-
■Bonk'd 'disposition that made him
d'riom 1 s ev c r.y.wtbo re. Tlie Garotte
joins a luvge civoie of friends and .
reliitives in sorrow' at the sad news,
•—Tilton Gazette.
‘ i
,,,, I lie news ot .. the death . .1 of c Ulus „• ■
truly good old ’gentleman censed j
•deep-norrow in this section, where I
be was known hb <1 'highly
by thousands of people, who sorrow
•at the thought that they shall meet I
(« •uUn • no more on earth. i |
j
(Chamberlain’s Pain Bnlm Cures
OthordNW hy Wot You?
.... .. , . ,
Jiy wife lauH be© r 'usmg Chamber-
IaiU . , ... lam , . . good .
• e H lumn, With
Jain© shoulder that has pained .
lor a
lier eoutinuallv . for ... Vie;
rune years.
bttve « tried nil kinds of medicines and,
doctors without receiving any Ikhi-
elit from any of them One day we
saw an advertisement of this medi-
cine and thought of trying it, which ’
we did with the best oi satisfaction -
■Hlie has used only one bottle and
her shoulder is almost well.— A. L
Millett, Manchester, N. II. For sale
bv Dr. G. 11. At aeon & Co., Drug¬
gists, Ocilln, On.
The law provides for biennial ses-
-pions of the legislature, but the ‘‘ad¬
journed sessions” make them annual.
Oh, you can’t down a Georgia legis¬
lature when it conies to keeping up
per diem! .
Sis Fright ful Fatiures.
Six terrible failures of six
«nt doctors nearly -scut ‘dm. 11.
Mullen of Lockland, O., to an early
grave. All said he had a fatal
trouble and that he must soon die.
But he was urged to try Dr. King’s
New Discovery for Consumption.
After takiug five bottles he was ea-
tirely cured. It is positively guar-
anteed to cure all diseases of throat,
chest end lungs, including coughs,
■colds, la grippe, pneumonia broil
chitis, asthma, hay fever, croup,
whooping cough. 50c aud 100. crinl
bottles free at I>r. G. H. Macon &
Co.’s drug store.
Borne of our exchanges
to insist on the legislature giving us
a better vagrant law. Why, we
■bare as good a law as there is any
■need for, but getting it enforced is
the thing. Like the law against car¬
rying concealed weapons, it is al¬
most a dead letter.
Rrare Explorers
Like Stanley and Livingston,
fnundit harder to overcome mala-
ria, fever and ague, and typhoid
•disease germs than savage cannibals,
'but thousands have found that
Electric Bitters is a wonderfn! cure
■for all malarial diseases. If you have
■chills with fever, aches in back of
neck and head, and fired, worn-out
feeling, a trial will convince you of
their merit. MG A. Null, of V ebb,
111., writes: ‘‘My children suffered
‘for more'than a year w ith chills and
■fever; then two bottles of Electric
'Bitters cured them.” Only 50 cts.
Try them- Guaranteed. Bold by
■Dr. G. H. Macon '& Go., druggists.
Take sulphate of zinc one grain,
digitalis one grain, pulverized sugar
half teaspoonful, mix with two tea-
Hpoonfulsof water; when thoroughly
mixed add four ounces of water.
Dose for an adult, one spoonful ev-
■ery hour, children less quantity in
proportion to age, and despite what
■any doctor may say to the contrary,
because of its simplicity, it is a pos¬
itive cure for cither scarlet fever or
•small pox. If the chicken pox should
•catch you, try this remedy, it may
cure that also. It was used iu 1807,
•when small pox prevailed almost
everywhere, and out of 105 cases it
was tried on, not one was lost.—-
Morning Call,
The term “Boer,” in Dutch
means farmer, and the term burgh¬
er means townspeople.
Men and women who are odd
■might gel even by marrying.
Figures Tnnt Talk.
The late war between the states
1,504 days.
Thor were ‘2,2.til battles lough’,
in which the fodoniis lost in killed
:i04,t’000 men, and the cimfodcraios
lost nearly 200,000.
When the war ended, the federal 1 ,
am:iy. numbered over l,'.mu,Odd men,
the confederates only had
a!»out 100,000.
These figures sj eak the praise of
tlie confederate sciltlic.i* ff for
yy t patriotism and chivalrous devo-
tion io their country in si ronger
language than wc can write, and we
leave them to tell the story of their
bravery .and heroism t»? the genor-
alionts to come.—Covington Ktar.
One .. year and . A two Months ., utter Cj
tho end of our war Wtbl) ... e ojiaili • ,, VMO
“temporary” war tax voted to sup-
port the effort to free Cuba are still
ver.vnmmh in .force. The internal
alone taking , from
revenue taxes are
people $1,000,000 (or ,
every
*
. day. v'-d)0,0‘ 0,0U0
or over !
a year, which ia equal to the highest.
%
exactions from this source during’
t)ie civil And . instead ot •,
* great war.
planning for. reductions . he
1 r t govern-
ili ; dials casting about - lor
merit o are
"
more and higher . tuxes. . . .
ism and militarism do indeed come
high.—New York World.
Mr. II. L. Solomon, of
county, has found thorn is money in
raising hogs. A few days ago be
sold in Macon sixteen pigs four
mwnths old for $>72.22, or an
of 84.50 each. Mr. Solomon s ' 1 s
-
•that these pigs had not eaten three
bushnlS'Of corn. One of the
• was bought by Mr. Solomon’s
25 cents and was raised around
(the house. It was just three months
! old and sold for $4.(18
i Telegraph.
The ‘'Plow Boy Preacher,” Rev
J. Kirktnan, ’ Belle Rive, 111., Says: J
“After suffering from bronchial or
lung trouble for ten years, I was
cured by One Minute Gough Cure-
It is all that is claimed lor it and
■ more.” It cures coughs, colds,
' grippe, and all throat and I ting
troubles. II. B. Allen-A Co., Ocilla,
Ga.
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, If, as IS said, the small J pox IS .
i I w orst among ° the ‘•colored 1 ’ 1 peonle ,
I ! of Ocilla, we know of two old cro-
. . the business . who
i : meg 111 newspaper 11
1 are 111 a bad row lor stumps.—T 1 , if
ton Gazette. If our artillery , would
"
carry that far, you would not
sitting . . there
| up grinning as
read these lew lines.
| A bottle of Prickiy Ash Bitters
, kept m . the . bouse , and , used , occa-
SlOUBillv, . good health .
means to
whole household, Sold by
burn & # DeuniHrk, Eitzgerald, | , Ga. j s
__
Editor ,, Brinson, down at Bam- .
brkl g e . is havin g a varied experi-
j cnce » evidently. He printed this in
a .recent issue of his Search-Light:
“Alost girls treat a man about the
way they do a. ribbon—when t.liey
take him off their necks they wind
him around their lingers.”
Col. and Mrs. Lastinger are now
wearing the laurels of grandmother
and grandfather. There’s a new
partner iu that turpentine company
in Florida—rather in Mr. Bill
tinger’s family. — Adel News.
Gran’pa Lacy, w e forward congrat¬
ulations and you may send them, on
to Bill. That’s a great boy!
Mr. Frederick Herr Jones, of
Pittsburg, Pa„ and Miss Catherine
Stark Tift, the beautiful and highly
accomplished daughter of Capi. and
Mrs. W. O. Tift, of Tifton, were
united in Marriage Wednesday of
last week.
Cupid uses many devices to carry
out his plans. He’s generally sly,
and quite often surprises folks. So,
when the marrage of Aliss Bessie
LeGrande to Mr. Kmmerson Lovett
developed people said “well, l de-
clave!” These young people wem
to ride on the afternoon of the 29tli
of September and came back umn
and wife. Mr. Bovett went the
next morning to Palatka, Fla , to
accopt a position there, and “Miss
JicsBie” left Saturday afternoon to
join her husband in Palatka. We ”
wish . them . unalloyed happiness.—
’
A lei News ‘
Jsod toy the British Soldiers In
Atritsfi.
(‘apt. < G. Dennison is
known all over Africa a« eommtui-
, ot .... Mw lorivs . , (hut 1 iMptiuxl . 1 Im* ,1 „
famous rebel Unlwlio. Under d«t<)
of Nov. 4. 1897, lr,Jin Vrybnrjj, *
i'lliia 1 h ini. lit* writes: "iJufore .vtnrt-
aU v ‘ u ’ ‘ i ”' t vronjinign ’ ! >-i 11
Ui, " ti! : v ‘*f Chamberlain'* Ode,
lmlcrn and Diarrhoea II»med.v,
wlji, ' h 1 us " a " hen troubled
w '"' eompli.iiil, mul bad given
to my mm, and in every ease it
[ >r ' jvoiI most, beneficial.” For sale
by Dr. (i. II. Maouii A Co.,
gists, Oeilla, 11ri.
iM Archie McMillan . is .
y, out UgfllU
. ,
after lew weeks . doors uritn
a in
what . called . ..
was al one time “
box,’ We would like , for 60 me OI
.
' L ’’ ' ' ,un “ K
‘ ll) " '' ‘ '* l,u ' ‘"' l
( ■ iaiou Ti, is not
^ ‘‘ ; ’ e 11
’(;X ............. mark C‘ll IllUl.- - .V.c l^.ae k.it r
‘
prise.
rn tin . k *smaii ,. ox reports, ,, not uu
r
>-m:tll pox, has dwindled btisimms
down . > shori . nothing , .
to tne emi ol in
ins during ... ihepast two
t town wet ..
Doug: . be-' , i>ree/.e. , I xt eople , »iu>uid t»e
, . .
card ul now they shoot, on the r
mouths, ,, and , when , limy use nut*,o, , ,
there .-kould be compulsion used
The kidm-is arc nnD! bat «m-
rtuni organs. Thej need b-ip
oec.isi. n.M!,. Brick i 4 Dill K
i« a slice, Shi 1 i in i tiJC
system regulator. D ,l i by Aiash
burn & Dcumttrk, Fiizgcruld, Git.
if citizens wish to stop peoyde
from coming to Douglas, just let
them keep up the smallpox talk,and
kee(> business at. a standstill.—Doug¬
lass Breeze. That was the t rouble
here -for a fetv weeks, but the 4 ‘scare”
has departed.
•/OSep r /1 bloc . k r ford, v ^ i Wooguou, n i .1 if, 0
.** .,
healed a sore running tor seventeen
years and , eurwd , his , piles ot ... long
*
di () „ 11 ‘ V G ■'« Wi( Ti
I Hazel Salve. It cures ail skin dis-
li. B. Allen & Co., Ocilla,
Ga.
Air. Reason Fletcher, who went
* " coinit I
V0B ' irA lD y 10 esa * a 5 * :, r
i or so ago, ami who tva* badly
!during a difficulty there lusit month,
returned , ' , , home '. bunuay, ,
; f aeeompa-
nieu . . , bv his mother, who , had , gone
*
to him , . He , r looking ,
nurse was a
Little ... . but Will ., T , be hi , V
, cut up, 4 soon ll-
sell ir again.— - M l ,-, llton tiazette.
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j Kditor-Sees W o-ntl era.
j Editor \V. V Barry, of Lex _ in -
ton, Tenn.* in exploring Mammoth
Cave contracted a severe case of
roles, ... Dis ciniek through
1 cure using
BucIod s Aruica . . baive convinced . him
it 18aU0, b ’ r «’« r Ws wonder. Cures
pi . 18®, 1 miuries, . minim mat ion, ano hi)
9 v
i/I bodily n* eruptions. Only * Zoe at nr.
Ct. H fki Macon & t> Co rs •
s.
—....
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' Beer, 9 Tobacco and Gioars. ^
Prices moderate. Your patronage i, re¬
spectfully solicited. 4-L’l-lf
•' OCILLA LOOSE MO. 374 F. & A. M.
Rbenlar monthly coriimuiiieations seronc
Wednesdays at It) Visitine a. in.; members fourth Wednes¬ in jtood
standLng days at 7 p. in. cordially invited attend.
are to
M. Henukhsox, W. M.
R. L. Henorrsok, JSec’y
OCILLA LODGE No. 106 K. OF P.
Ocilla Lodge No. 106 Knights of Pythias
holds regular weekly in eat lugs every Mon¬
day night at 8 o'clock. Visiting members
ill good standing cordially invited
L. li. Tcckeb, O. C.
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ami i»* »iu* 5f ■- SID' U atidUion fU*G
exeiv e-a o.y privat-mi >«. In V
th* s;i«- )><••■»»-■> iiuivin im-Htiosard. v<ui;
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u> ail. tit. rip*»?ts. \>> n m g v:
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inonim. n» ;,ho pm-pos^ u v. iiU.*h .ed col¬
uorati'-a is to i .'iramd.
• ( > v'.' i m • ref* Hie in- 1 ! o >. u u • .*s "d •. -a v'. tl»at th#-
court ( >»~( «.i -miw vntk { Wi... IJIGI*
for ( he pertutiot tw*;u<y yews, nriviie?
privi"'• ”' 411 X-in ut!>tcm'-'iV ml I iu\v(‘ :il l r s 1 ho an
al lowen by 5 lie Lr.vsof ilie .sI a.eu of (icoru iu.
Thu Sopicinhei* l.ith, l f< 00. HYMAN,
i. \V.
AiU»rnc j y for Pei itiouer
GEOIK3JA--Irwin ('imnty.
]. J. [I. J>. Hull Ik . (DGIN Of ( IC SllJH
court o! said cou j t y. do ri i y t in’it 1 1'
goiug is a true an irrect '*ooy of the oi*i
m»i pel if ion for niian^;- a.> sanu* :n»\y uput
0*1 tile in tny ottiue. SVi»nv" > my official
nature and the **«! G.i' said court lain S«p*.
Sfe, at Irwiuvillc, Georgia. J. n. PAI'LK.
l’ - .
(Jierk Su pffitJi. - court.
SHKMt
—
SALK or LAND BY .140HTDAUKK.
GeoKGiA Invin Cotxiity.
Wi'i bo stfld. ;it the court Ik>hjsO dodF in lr-
witmiK *.m fuesduy. Ifofv.ul er 5Uu i *IAK hi.-
twctci tin* K'.v.t! iDHirs <;t mi ic, tlx* kOliovving
deoruod kG-i^^y. u»-wit:
fort? ;u*!T’>. t. i' a * v>* less, ol kit ot land num¬
ber 117. !:i UifDrd i.i'id Gisuii t ot irwin couri-
l.v, men pniHiCiil'd ■ doscinhed ns folJiv.vs:
Imkinnii luff ;it t lie soutiiivcsl i*« truer of «uu'd lot
of i«*md :rnd punning ou4i to ;i KpiMTiiGd cornGi, futtl
; a i^j thp.•.''.* duv mirt!' lo the tgi ivr yard,
on tot''* vVIliaeoocuee ck. leaving nil the
ft.r five - «v.*. iin* i».nsc side t.*i’ siud line, liiul iheuce
; Up) Aui<; to i he original !mo, and the act*.
: suiith 1 » Ltd cornet*. of Maitiu L. Gatin)
Soid u - Ur ])roperty sale tied In niort-
i under a owi'r of con la i a
: 7 . rwonldi'mni'Kk'K.'miiofiw'aS
■.US in Ik- ■ jICX'k o, thu clKvk of ttiO
• coun of irwin eouot.v. (l.-i.. on November KHli,
i 1S9S. Oetoiifr'aOth. i’■ ■ ■ ■;jo i'ly s.lo tvt-Uu'y ,;:u(i moi tgafio.
Tills M».
L>, )(. .!a v, J OH N .). W.4I.SB,
Atl'.y for Mcrijc <;■ Mortgage*!.
COPBT A BJ OPRNK I).
! GE( ' K, ' IA "' lrwtD Couu,y *
1 Irwin B.iVM“T*ior Cm-.n. October t»?rra
t
it anpearin^ to Ue court, upon the i-epir.-
sF.uiimn g .» minCwr of irnysicdAns, which.
tiieiv exists in said county small pox,
if mu\ the holdinj? suit! supc.-iuc* Vinv/ t miarlit
rend to «.*aust« the sr-i-nad of s-ikt disrpM-. r
reason S^irl .-Gurus tljisdi-*.;/ udjourri- l«W.
ett to the-seri.Gitl Monday in Ikwmber.
Ail j>:mfos. Wlirie-ses orotiicn* inteic^im Pj
said conn, lire thcrvfore excused until said
i ^nd Monday In i)^Gtndier, IWW. TIi« Jurors
i grand and traverse, arc oxen sad unlit
\ said xnd Monday in neceuder. at
'time they’are renulred isou, to be pre»t*ur.
court, oetob#.*r-«-i, SMITH.
t’.P.
K1-2T-K. J. M. C.
~
NOTICE OP LOCAL LKttldLATION.
okoboia trn-ia ountj.
Notice is hereby given ttlutt at.' the next
1 r^prcs^ntHtives which will* i»« «k
- foitnwn: Minimi xhv
I A ’Dili to \w Orttitlec! an am to lifts
! IncorportttinB the towijinf UcUhi.. in Idp coun-
| ty December ovu-wiu, Iti. apprnvtMi isBS, Nove.mJxev^. ehun$?c and <‘Xieii(i am
so as to
tlte corporate limits of said town: to avithoj*-
I ize the mai'or or any ahiernmn Recorder’s ol sniil court town to in .
!e at trials in the
n Cits^s*. to authorize the towh council
(oiyruiit fraiichi.se to private persons, linns or
c4rporations to constr uct and main' ain sys-
toms of telegraph, telephone, water-works,
'
holding town elections: to authorize the town i
«-ouncir m pass .my and nii nc«-ufui
regulations, ordinal" vs And laws necessary !
fv): : the ^oveniment of the town, anti fomaiici'
purposi
LIBEL t’OK DI VORCE.
L. I.. Crocker I Invin Superior Courts
VS. 1
Mary K. Orock«r. April Term. ISM.
It appearing to the court by the return of
the .shemOln the a bow suited case, that the
defendant does not ivsido in said county, and
!( further appearing that lie does not reside
in this state: U is. therefore, ordered by tlte
court that service tie pe.i fiH'ted on the defen¬
dant l .v tlie publication of this order twice a
month for two months before the. next term
of this court in the Ocilla Dispatch, Georgia. a news¬
paper published in Irwin county, it. it. ohf: \kv.
C. C. SM1TJT..I. S. C. Petitioner’s A ti’y-
I do certify t hat the above is a t rue copy of
t he original ordvi* as appears on b VB. ’f’his
May 25, 1890.
.i. ri. n. PAULK.
10-fl. Clerk 3. C. I. 0.
LVREL Full DIVORCE.
.Soph on a. Flowers j Divorce in Trwin Supe¬
rs. >rior i Court, April Term,
George C. Flowers, 1899.
It appearing from the return of (he Sheriff
in above stated case that defendant George ('.
Flowers does not reside in irwin countv, nor
the state be of perfected Georgia, it is hereby ordered by publica¬ that
service i 3 tills case
tion as t-ho law direct / This April 5, 1899.
0. 0 . Smith, J. S. 0.
I do certify the *r hove Is a true extract from
minutes irwin Superior Court. This duly 15,
1899. J. Ii. D. Paulk,
7-:M-3«io. Clerk S, C.
Leoal Blanks free.
nwi’EstatT’^'d M°o'S«
ing at x-owerjo the Dispatch H C U office, be toad or free at. .ludjfe t> y app Win. i y -
Henderson office, or at IfwjnvlF.e or fit?-
gerald. Also at all office# of Justice of the
Peace.
J, n. D. PAULS:.
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its Morphine and without Whiskey hah
treated pair* or
coflfineraent. Cure yunran-
teed or no pay. B. ft. VKA U
Mau’gr Lithm Sp«ugs ~ *N.ata -
itftrium, Im Anstelt , aw,
i). J!. i'.'.ll i.. .] J.. I’ll J.K. ft. V. l’vri K.
PA! a i \ W ILK & CO.
UffilEitS IN OfNESfA JfeSGIlftNBiSS.
CSI-LA OHOPCjy
Suvh at.-Dry Good*. Dres? Goode,
lieady*made * lotbing, Shoe?.
UalK and Caps, Fatuily Groceries,
Crockery, etc., Wagons, Buggies, llamess
And Saddles. FU UN LIT UK. of All Kinds.
♦ * o «* < ' , 4>liiais«4 s«.-s5^ « u
Stover. Cooking Ctensi's, etc., Fanning It&pi®-
meutd of all kinds, iu fact, we have a full
»t..«ck of (ienernl Merehandir-e, which we are
Belling at prices to soit the times. i-9-tf.
Sty! in— M—1 is ■n |
•uxuwvsjau*
Clothes
for Men
Directoru irwin Gounuj.
Jutke. Suyicrlor C,.urf— C. C. Smith.
t*olic1tor-<5cneral--J no. 14 DvLaeey.
('uuiity .Indite- .1. li- ( F. lenient!.. Way.
Cminty >,— W.
OrdUmry—I- (.'onrt—.!. Lee.- B. D. Paulk.
(,'](■rk Sui'f'nor
Blicriff—Wurren Fletcher.
'tax Receiver—.1.4. Paulk.
Tax Collector—F. . Fletcher.
Treasurer- .las. Walker.
Surveyor—ii. -1. Kcveiute—M. Hoyau. !!endeison.
Com’v IFtis and
School CoimuisKioiicr—Marion Dixon.
DOAFfa OF EDUCAXIOM.
John Piemen! Chainuan; R. b. ll«n
<tetw.m. Lm.-ius Paulk, tor S e YV. Fletehei-
UI ' 4 ' VJ ■ (-■ Lull.
J03T1CES AMD NOTAftlES.
‘iS2n District.
j (i. W. ITidfjeon.. . .Justice of the P>.vree
tr. J. Prescott..... ........-Notary Fuhtic
I o 18 tk Ihutkict.
r r. k. Kdge............Ju-stieoof , the *var.e ..
). x. J. Nobl^..............Motavv
|
690 th DlsTUirr.
1 v \* r- ,, K r ,.x., ieuner.... hpr Ju,slice of Iko Peace
<-*. ..... ......Notary Public
HOIST DiSIKICT.
•jMkh ....... ........Notary Fultlie
Vrty IMSTIHCT.
j. Parker..........Justice of the Peace
it. W. Cockrell..............Notary FWfelk
ISsStu District.
A. .Melnnis.... ..... Justice of tlie Psaw!
Jacob I'uascl 1...... .......Notary rubiic
uaisT District.
j. n.McNcm..........Justice of th.
ioi^Dth Pi^tkict.
_...... w Henderson ..Justice of the Peace
tovreat ....................' \ntnrv uiaiy Pnt>!it-
l.WtTH Distiller.
j) _ J ^otaryM’ubiie
w ’ T • 1 w * •
1550 th DISTRICT,
,j. r f., Sutton .... .......lustier of the Peace
'vhiddon.. ............Notary Public
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THE COLONY D 1 U!« STOKE,
J. fl. Boon MAN & Co.,
PllOPiUETOIlS,
FiTZGEKAfiD, OEOIMBA.
Pure drugs and medicines. Latest im
proved trusses. Tobacco and cigars. Tor-
turnery anti soaps. Lamps and tixtufe^.
Optica) goodvS. All kinds of cold drinks.
Prescriptions a specialty.
Live ana Let
uve • <
Prices afc
WETTSTE1N ^
JEWELRY
STORE.
will be to your ihterest to
consult our Prices for Goods
and work before going
elsewhere.
ii WETTSTESN,
Tns Fiokf.fr Jbwfl.ee,
FITZGERALD, - GA.
The Royal Tailor*, Chicago, l). S. A.,
will make your ciethca to measure and
exactly as you order them stylish,
properly-tailored garments — for what
you are now paying for the every-tlay,
ready-to-wear article—and what is more,
will fit your form and figure perfectly.
Over five hundred pleasing patterns in
durable wooieri fabrics are awaiting your
selection at the weii-knowr: store of
rOAVKUL. BUU.ARD & CO., Ocilia, Uj,.
! PROFKSaiOXAI, CARDS.
J. J. WALKED,
ATTUKXUX AT 1,AW,
| Ocilla, Georgia.
ft»mi No. 1 »td i, U«tid»r»oa' Paulk & Co's.
| Brick building.
10-t-ij.
EMMETT V. BALL, Jfl. D.,
! OO.'LLA- OitCirtCJtA.
Of ’’ICE gt g wc] j ('u£ oil Iry/in Av«um#.
Genwral practice solicit
I i VAKE A SPBCiALTY OF D«OP3Y.
!—1 ’
i DR, W.-G. FORD,
|
DKNTK6T,
OCILLA, GA.
1 Oft'-* over hAtfWr^n.'. fivL & Co.’s 8»v«e.
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J. E. GOETHE,
Physician aso Sckokox,
Ocilla, Georgia.
OfSeic Cherry street, south of Pearl-
street, n*ar 1’owelJ’s store. Keiideuoe: Ii-
'via av.uue, north of Methotiist church.
Palls promptly atteadod, night or day. All
medicine tarnished from niy office, T&t-’VH
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J. C. LUKE,
Physician and Sargeon,
Demi a, Ga
< } aiGc h; Dr. (S. J3. diaijf stm-d.
fc-81-ti
■f*** Dreg $Whv.
V. II. MARTI#,
i Lh
wrar,
Oar.t.A, Ga. >
Prompt attention to all basiuess.
A K unl ior *' re insurance. Office inl'Bweli,
Bullard & Co.’s eld building. H4-tf.
L. KENNEDY,
Attorney at Law,
FmaERALD, - <SU.
Offices in Phillips’ Bl»ck. !M#-iyr
I “Lawyer,
. 'PfriJe»KAUr,
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Riwrsj 3 And 4. Flitliipa f* 1 c»«it. U~l*iy
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w. r. wa%
Atternov at LaW,
Fitk«bral», «bk.
j Uoonis 8 l« 10. Pbiltip,’ Bl»i)k. !MS-ly.
D. D. JAY,
A t to r ney-at- Law,
ORAXT *TEWET,
FlTZORBAI.n, GtiOkAIA.
H. II. SIMONS,
Insurance,
Fitzberalb, &A.
'Ttepresentlng over f50,(«S,W». R»oui'l,
FItzgeraW Block. R-lS-Wv-tf
C. W. PITLWOO0. H. ». MURRAY,
^ FULWOOD * MURRAY
f Attorn Rfs-AT-L a vf,
Tifton, Ga. %
I Office in Tift BniWing, n:36!l8
t. j. Luke,
AttoRmy.at*!** and CYuniroller In Kirntty.
iBWlKTttLE,' - Ga.
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