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: Local Legislation. Owing to t lie illness of lion. Wm. Ileimergon, the following local hills for Irwin were introduced by Hem- tar \\ ilcox Wednesday ol last A bill to provide tor the j>ayment by the county of Irwin of the costs due officers for services aetu- ally rendered in all misdemeanor cases where the parties convicted are under sentence worked in co.mty chain gang or the public roads or other public works of county. A bill to fix the compensation of jurors and bailiffs of the superior court of Irwin county, and provide the manner of payment of the same. We have not seen the bills. The first shows the purpose of the bill. The second is not self-explanatory. Valuable Hints to Ntothern. Never let a child sob itself toslcep Onions in any form are good for children. When,a child refuses to cat him have his own way. A little borax in baby’s water is good for his skin. Oil of cloves will, often cure an aching tooth. Mustard plasters made with the white of an egg do not blister. Cats carry sore throats and (lip- tberia from house to house. A hair mattress is better than a feather bed. To insure pure water for drinking purposes boil it. if a child’s clothes catch fire in¬ stantly roll him on the lloor. — Mc¬ Call’s Magazine. Bravo Explorers Like Stanley and Livingston, found it harder to overcome mala¬ ria, fever and ague, and typhoid disease germs than savage cannibals, but thousands have found that Bitters womiHrl , , . I Electric is a a care for all malarial diseases. If you have chills with fever, aches in back of neck and head, and tired, worn-out feeling, a trial will convince you of their merit. W. A. Null, of Webb, 111., writes; “My children suffered for more than a year with chills and fever; ' then two bottles of „. Bitters + . cured them. n Onlv uniy 50 on nis ets. Try’ them. Guaranteed. Sold by Dr. G. H. Macon & Co., druggists. Some of tne ueignuora were cus- .. | CUSSing the advisability . ... Of , putting lt ; a | new f fence around a certain t • giave-, 1 i yard, and the move was meeting .. 1 3 ’ i •, ,f \ with , general , approval ti 1 the wit of one aroused. ' “What foPhe enquired* | | ‘■‘What’s the need of fencing the in-1 | graveyard? There ain’t no one I side that wants to come out and I’m; darn sure there isn’t anyone outside that wants to get in. bo what’s the need ol' the fence?”—-Ex. Bitters i A bottle of Prickly Ash j | kept in the bonse and used occa- ! sionallv, means good health to the whole household, Sold by Mash- burn & Denmark, Fitzgerald, Ga. Uncle Joe Norman came in town Monday with several bales of short cotton which he held over from last year hoping to get a better price for it. His hopes were realized, we might say fully, for he probably did not expect, when he decided to hold the cotton, to ever realize as much for it as he was paid Monday. The advance was more than two and one half cents, It isn’t always safe to hold cotton, but this is one instance in which it paid.—Moultrie Ob- server. The “Plow Boy Preacher,” Rev. J. Kirkman, l'5elle Rive, Ill., says: “After suffering from bronchial or lung trouble for ten years, I was cured by One Minute Cough Cure. It is all that is claimed for it and more.” It cures coughs, colds, grippe, and all throat and lung troubles. B- B. Allen & Co., Ocilla, Ga. of Texas, who , Hon. J. H. Reagan, attended the unveiling of the mme D„i s monument week, tne oniy bui » He of Jefferson Davis’ cabinet. was» ^ nnatmaater postmasiei gen general from the birth to the 'death of the Confed- eracy. He is now in his 82nd year and is as hale and hearty as many a younger roan who has not reached his 50th vear Sl.v Frightl'cit 1'allin'i‘H, Six terrible failure# of r-x ent doctors nearly sent Wm. H Mullen of Dockland, O., to no early i Kfam 4 „ 8llid he had a fatal )«:• •;' lrou j,j fi aud that he must soon die. j$ u j. j ie wa8 tir tr rtf j ( 0 Iry Dr. King's j^ ew jj,- 8Cover y f or Consumption After taking five bottles be was eti- j p; re ]y eured- It is positively goar- an|WM , ,,, euro a „ diseases of throat ■ cllH8t an( , iuu(?8 , h.cludrog coughs, ! 0l>lda> ] 1V grippe, pneumonia bron j ch|Us> whooping a8thlMa> cough. hay 50o'and | (!V er, 100. croup, 'trial j bottle8 freo at Dr . <;. H , Macon & Co y 8 drn „ Htl , r „. I he Plant System reports a strong movement of syrup from Cairo and other stations along its line. The business has opened up well, and reports tha system has received from its agents iudicateio that it will be greater this year than ever bo- fore. .Syrup is shipped from Cairo io lar g er quantities than from any other stution along the Plant Sy stem. It goes to points in the North I East, as to many nearer heme, Good prices are obtained by the i farmer* who make syrup, ami it m probublo that next year will bring an even larger crop, the farmers having taken hold with a vengeance since the Morning News began its advocacy of cane-growing as one of the most important industries for South Georgia farmers. Savan- nilb News. AVhen the meat is killed have ready black pepper ground tine: as you salt the meat rub the pepper in with the salt. It requires one and a half pounds pepper for 1,000 pounds meat. We allow the meat to lie month in pepper and salt,, toon we take up, shake well (no washing re- quired), hang up and smoke with green hickory limbs until it is nearly black. No bugs or worms will bother this meat. We are using j b acon now nearly a year old, and it |. s swaet and nl(;e _ Hams are belter a year old than when fresh. We j hope someone w ill try this plan this j | winter . We ha¥e put U p meat all.—Ex. many wa y g> | jU t, this beats them There has not been a time in the memory of the oldest inhabitant when the earth was so dry j as it is now. Many of the streams that sel- do , u dry up are as dry now as a powder horn. The St Mary’s river, • which runs from the . Oke.inokee ... , nwiiinp and is .... usually a large stream, perfectly , dry, the . is passengers on * train . , being • unable , , to tell ,, trorn ap- Stream where the channel of th « is. The Withlaeoochee river is also said to be dryer than it has ever been before. Col. O. \V. Fulwood has been suppling the local market with new . I Ji-jsH potatoes for some time. Late I in the season he planted a quaster of : an acre of land, from which one ; crop bad been gathered already, in these potatoes, and they have made almost without rain, a very good crop. The potatoes are bringing on the local market .f i .60 per bushel. —Tifton Gazette. A good lawyer and farmer combined cannot well help becoming a millionaire. Among the bills introduced iu the house of representatives, of our state legislature last Monday were the following important ones; “A bill to make i t unlawful for any judge in Georgia to get drunk, and the offense to be a misdemeanor. A bill to prohibit any candidate for office giving money or liquor to voters.” These bills should pass both houses and become laws. They are timely and all important.—Mc¬ Rae Enterprise. Capt. T. J. James, of Adrian, Emanuel county, planted last year 105 acres in sugarcane, making 400 gallons per acre, which he sold at an average price of 25 cents per galldn, or $100 to the acre, The cost of the fertilizers was $6 per acre. In a recent letter Captain Jameg daims that , cane fodder j s ex- eellet foi , gl0C j C) and if properly ^ wonld paJ tbo e0!t of cul.i- vating the cane.—Claxton Press. ___---- According ® to the latest report of Clay Evans, . . ot . H. commissioner pensions, there is now only one .ur- vivor of the war of 1812—Hiram j Cronk, of north of western New York - n ° -rtirB srs. Chemlicrlain's Pain Seim Cures Othoro. Why Wot You? My wife has bee- lining Oh amber- Uiii.’s Pain Ua’.m. with good results, for* « lame sl.ouhRr that has pained her continually for uii.o year.-'. We hnve tried al! kinds of air iioinr and doctors without receiving any. ben- . . mil from any of them. One day we saw an advortUoment of this cine and thou ~i t of tr in.; it, v, cr icb did with 1 j best of satirt'ac on She has used „ulv < ne bottle and her shoulder is almost well.- - A. L. Millett, Manchester, N. H. For sale bv Dr. (i. II. Macon & Co., Drug- s> 0ciUrtf a ,,. The kidneys are small but ion- p: riant organs. They need help occasionally. Lricklv Ash Bitters j s a successful kidney tonic and system regulator. Sold by Mash- burn & Denmark, Fitzgerald, Ga. Young mini—AY under why I have such a cold'? Great Invincible—Easily enough explained. You’ve been ex; used to the night air with only a thin arm around your neck.—Adel News, Had there been two thin arms around his neck wo it id he have taken pneumonia? Joseph Stock ford, Ilodgdon, Ala., healed n sore miming for seventeen years and cured Ids piles of long standing by nsiug DeWit-t’s Witch tJazel Salve, ft cures aA skin is- eases. R. B. Allen & Co.. Or ill a, Ga. A ..... gentleman from the couctry was In the city Vood. yesterday trying to buy a load of He says th ^ trees that have not been cut dowT1 have gone up so high that it j g c p e3 p er to come to town and get hifj f ue l._-Y a ldosta Times. --«. »■ — ---- Womlerx. Editor W. V. Barry, of Lexm - ton, Tenn., in exploring Mammoth Cave contracted a severe case of piles. His quick cure through using Buclen's Arnica Salve convinced mm it is another world’s wonder. Cures Dries, 1 ininries, J inflammation, and all bodily eruptions. Only 25c at Dr. G. H. Macon & Co’s. Congressman Uartlett and bena- tor Bacon have received a petition by hundred , negroes ol sigueu one Macon, asking them to use their' best efforts to secure the passage of a law' , whereby . , negroes might ■ . , , be , de- , ported , to Ainea. , . . . They r , say .i that . . conditions ... under ...... which they Ineate ; satistactory, ... they , pios- not see no ,, t8 of a change, and it would be better for the two races to separate. The Atlanta Constitution says ■ The purpose of the Willingham bill, now before the state legislature, is to subvert the settled policy ol tne state cf Georgia iu regard to the sale of spiritous liquors afld there- p v - t 0 i ow „() ti, e benifit’of over 20 yeans of effective temperance effort. ----- —■“ «- L T. JAMES, DEALER IN Fine Whiskies, Brandies, Wines, Beer, Tobacco and Gisars. Prices moderate. Your patronag© is re- spectf u 11 y solicited. 4-21-tf OCILLA LODGE NO. 374 F. & A. M. Regular monthly communications second Wednesdays at 10 a. m.; fourth Wednes¬ days at 7 p. m. Visiting members in good standing are cordially invited to atu-nd. M. Hkmdbjjsor, W. M. R. L. Henderson, feec’y OCILLA LODGE NO. 100 K. O r- P. Ocilla Lodge No. 106 Knights of Pythias holds regular weekly meetings every Mon nay night at 8 o’clock. Visiting members ' in . good , standingcoidiai.j , .. invited I,. U. rcoss», 0. C. c. H. MABTitf, K. of K. & S. ANT KI>—SEVERAL BRIG HT. AND HOX- est persons to represent us as Managers in tliis and close by counties. Salary^ $V »)0 a year and expenses. Straight, bona-fide, no morn, no Joss salary. Position permanent. Our references, any bank in any town. It is mainly oil ice work emulucted at home References. Enclose self-addressed stamped NY. envelope. TEE DOMINION COM Pa Dept., 3, Chicago. 9-226m. Kodo Dyspepsia Cure n,Vpc+. w |,»+ V ftH Nature in strengthening and recon* : structing the exhaust discovered ed digestive digest- or- gans It is the latest ant and tonic. No other preparation i ^ approach it in efficiency. It in- Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, to j Prepared by E.-C. DeWitt & Co.. Chi ca 9°- APPLICATION I’OU niARTKU. ; Eoruif \ Tr.vij; rmmiy. To t ’io Hupcrlor (durt of wi»id ecun( /. The oytitioil of <1, *-i * t 'ivtm? it ’. .<• vv. u-i iilon, \> s ilium K. ' i'.-rsod. J. I«ih' I'itt lb. U. So ilvh, J. iu'. VV hitch b ],,tc‘K*r. •• I. « J. .: 'OWjf.*!!, .1. 15. 0. I’nuik, all of .said 1 t?mUU os|H'oifully dhownt 1. That they and t hail' uh tts tk'.-iiiv t>.» I ho, by lO’dui' urul, judgment of this coidt. So* I oi'p<>! ;itc for Iih*; jM'i’.odof twenty yours, wl.it jirivlloKu or micwal. und* v tlu* pa.ii.-mva corporate y ”“’’y "mtn t uumy im , n, -.m corporation slmli -\.,kV »• Svholders, and il - -. •dnoss i 'll! S?| ^u.uyju. ■ i ;; - r _ = plirtrirPlP' y.uPiv PPro-P: " u ‘" y b " The said corporktiou shall iiavo its place of business at. Onillu, irt sitid ticsii (as t MIA V! If ?-'<* of fotidufi- piPs iP fieri. ::l ^^< , h other ,. „« ■ ■■ :««. 4. Tim capital stuck of tln'suld eorjoirfitloii , ,Vr 'u',i' .a'iii.". -.* 'i i'ii,’ ii» iiMSivio.ai 'cml'imc-'/siV s'! .v'-iu U’V.h 7.‘V e' ' ■*.V.'-Vi I'" : n‘ '' ” L ->'‘tip J ‘ ! 1 II * m not. ex- petit ionem of fifteen ^*"‘, ! r ;* i ,,4 u,lttr * ls "” w 11:1,1 lip by v i lie . Vo The petitioners il»*si:o authority .pied: erant- I Mil ion to..ill- ami )*> to rot-Dora tcopr SUt hi • v-taw-i ;t ptin Miui i ha id ( •■)-• Hit may be m?em Ctl i iP.iil', 1< borrow mom y on Hi (’OiA Lon u ay I. ,11; rtu c.i'iiYev pOIhiOtUhl J)VO | >0 i and ms t'l'i'.i j; . ; ,m itit mUiGH'P M-. SI ‘,Y tMvisftl '; by pri ,ttf UOPSOtlS. add pet Of* iegos U g' A I'D allowed : ited (•itit* ;ili powers by 11 law, it t ■ • usual r<-1 said n co i) uu.i t on i w*i« i i aoideiit to ilte purposes fv>c which siiici ponition is to Dp. created. 0. W lie ref ore the petitioners pray. Hint cm urt pass an order liieorpor.iti hit petit inner.-. T'' ^ h * t ’';i' 1 'witi/nil 1 ' thef‘i-iidu ? t r i t . v - ' i I'hisScyu'.uim'i uuii. we.. ,. w i; Atu,r " < - ! 1 - ' : ,l! ’ \ l •Ir -k of tl si; .O.un irsoMcouiui U'.U pViVl\ tor - on tilt* in Ill ID J office. Witness i . i-■ nature hull 1 lit* sc:;I of sm ■ at irwinviiiy. i>o«orv ia. i. I). PATH Jt . CLcuk .supGrior court. g-2!)-4t SALE OF LAM) BY 'MOBTOACiEn. 1 GKi»R«iA-trwin county, I '.-nie?on'^ru'Wuly. p^pertyTto---!uV ij.IU-i:!:W U h mh, : -:a ; «- j bcWkV i.j-ti'iuVi'aisr.i-i>-1 ' '' ° :; 'm 1 n>- of irwin roun- " k'l W fauU;;^ v - : »f . , > y : ; ; ; Wl W.'!i. W " ate - iim. .■ ti u : «a ; :i s thtt propt-i ty of Mattie L. Gatlin under a power of saU-‘contalked In amort- : j j isat'property sold tb satisfy said mortgage. I This OcU>h«ra*th, 1«». John , .1. r w alsh, .,.._ n ,) iv, Mortgage©, Att'y for Mortgagee. 11-a-it eoi xt .idjovun d. '' ?■ ;Rt;iA-lnv!nCounty. , viII SllwPior r„ort. Oct.-.icr tenn,is99. u . ■, i ..... ; • 11 ' . , | inVTi 'vmmty ivisoondusup-'i-io', !f.“f,;,il'.'i'li'f'iT.u‘ii,Vm’' f»Uil<sduy ■*.■ ii r. diseuse. uejourn- lor m<«wcu!«i »«»«:** i««. t„ moh.c r in i . L.e,. cm ,,„nii-s. «iimssv»oroll«T> LUev-ifou smi pi ;i , v , ox.-.m-u 7,“^; m incmviijr. i-.s. i in, jnwv. erun( f ; md traverse, are oxivaaed mini s . ■ ■'.,, i i .■ i v in nerenexs'. i tt. whuh •, Blr n ,, n !m! to ba prosenr. m op, „ can. October si. c , t , SM(m ™ notice of local legislation. oKOROiA- licincomity. ;l \ 0 ei V v o\u will bo mtvoduuKi in tbe hquse 01 }X^! ,,atl ' ,,s * h “' h wiu Ue _ ' T°of A »>|lltobe l j’ w;ii"Sij,f.-ovi-Vi'' entitled “ mwinUv'cm. “^SouiS t i \*jz. end the mayor or any aldpiTium <said town to pre 3 i.de at trials in the Keconier * court in cortuin cases; to authorize the town counc il to grant franchise to private persona, tirnis or corporations to (‘oustruct and mam .am sys- terns of telegraph, telephone, water-works. lranctuse lighting plants, and any other deemed advisable; to provide tor the time ot iioidlng town elections: to authorize t he town to pass any and all needful rules, regulations, ordinances and law# necessary for the government of the town, and for other x>urposes. 9 ~~ i “ 4 LIBEL FOR DIVORCE. __ L. L. Crocker j Irwin Superior Court, Mary E. Crocker, i April r '.'erm, 1899. i^fS^iSSgtl^hS^mrvi-Mde Aa:BawtTJS c5urtS1erHU (Dint by the publication S i>?poSd oi this 0 ofthe order tvv Sffcn- u v >1 month for two months before the next turn of court .in the ocilla Dispatch, a news- pu “ ia lnrt “ TS “It 0. SMITH, .1.3. 0. Petitioner 8 Atty- / ,|« W ni!y thattb» aboro is n truecoiw of the origin;..) order as appears on tile, i lus W1Sn .1. B. I,. PAULA. l©-6. Clerk S. V. 1. C. LIBEL FOR DIVORCE. Sonhona Flowers J Divorce in Tr win Supe¬ rs. J-rior Court, April Term, George 0. Flowers. ) 1809. It appearing; from the return of the Sheriff in above stated case that- de fendant George (\ Eiow«r,s tioos not-reside in Irwin .county, n*r the state of Georgih, il is hereby ordered that services he perfected in this case April by publica¬ tion as the law dim:ts. Tills IS' O. 0. O. Smith, .i. S. I do certify 1he above is a- true ex tract from minutes Irwin Superior Court. This -July 15, ' 1-2 j*. R. D. Faui.k, 1-3hio. Clerk S. C. I.Goal Blanks Free Warrantee Deeds, Chattel Morleagos. MortK-iies o* Real F.rtnte, and M with Bower to Sen can fie had free by apply- inn at the Dispatch office, or at Jwtie Win. Mendorton office, or at Irwin vine or Hte- p-nd. Also at all-office.-, of Justice of th* Pett ,}c. ,1. B. D. VAFLIC. Ifc I C=3 !). If. 1’ak.k, J. L. P.U'I.K, li. V. I’.U I.K. PAU LK a CO., DEfiLcas pi Generai. M&Rcnfiwm. OCJ.LLA, C20RGIA. • > Such as Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Heady-made Clothing, Shoos, Hats and Caps, Family Groceries, Crockery, etc., Wagons, Buggies, Harness And Saddles. FURNITURE of All Kinds. • • ® • Oo!Hn« and Caskets • t 9 « Stoves, Cooking Utensils, etc., Farming Imple¬ ments of all kinds, In fact, we have a foil stock of General Merchandise, which we are selling at prices to suit the times. 7-9-tf. Morph tee * id Wh ; ^key hab- its treated without pain or confiuvraent. Cure guaran- K£ln.l«r Thb National Honor is upheld by the progress of the people. In no manner is this prog¬ ress better indicated than in the respect American men show to their women folks, American women insist that American men dress tastily and well, and within their means. The Royal Tailors, Ovicago, U. S* A., have stylishly clothed six million American men. Their prices are in every instance reasonable and their work is absolutely unexcelled* Will you not make them your tailors ? POWELL BULLARD &. CO- OClLIoA. C.A. Directory Irwin County. Judge Superior Court—C. C. Smith. Solieilor-General—Jno. F. DcLacey. County Judge—J. B Clements. ; County Solicitor—W. K. Way. Ordinary—J. J. Court—.1. Lee. B. I). Paulk. Clerk Superior I Sheriff—Warren Fletcher. Tax Receiver—J. J. Paulk. Tax Collector—E. . Fletcher. Treasurer'-Jus. Walker. Surveyor-—K. J. Revenue—M. liogan. Henderson. Com’rlt'ilu and School Commissioner—Marion Dixon. BOARD OF EDUCATION. .John Clements. Chairman; R. L. Hen derson, l.ucins l’aulk, eorge W. and U. C. Ba-li. JUSTICES AND NOTARIES. 422 d District. O. W. Pridsteon.. . J ustice of the Peace G. J. Prescott .......Notary Public DISth District. ^ ^ ..Justice of the Peace , J -' A - J - .......Notary Public 890 tu Distkict- TF *■ J: jp. etl . h( . |I J ustice of the Peace G.VV.Congu.. . .......Notary Public 901 st District. Marcus Luke...... ........Notary Public. •jS2i> District. I). J. Parker Justice of the Peace .... H. W. Cockrell.. .......Notary Public 13S8tu District. A. Melnnis..... j ustice of file Peace Jacob Fussell.. ......Notary Public 14SIst District. J. u. McNcese.........Justice of tha Peace 1529th District. Win. Henderson.......Justice of the Peace __sweat...................Notary Public 1587th District. I). W. Paulk Justice of the Peace .. W. B. Moore .. .......Notary Public 1550th District. .J. Z. Sutton Justice of the Peace ... .......Notary Public J. J. Whkidon. HE COLONY DRUG STORE J. EL Goodman & Co., Proprietors, FITZGKItAIiD, GEORGIA. pure drugs and medicines. Latest.ira- proved trusses. Tobacco and cigars. Per- turnery and soups. Lamps and fixtures. Optical goods. All kinds of cold drinks. Prescriptions a specialty. 1 t.r S 1 rt /-» fl t, rl i I nf LIVV) 1 - uliil yi 8 LDU Live • ® Prices at WETTSTEIN'S JEWELHy hmt will be to your interest to consult oar Prices for Goods and work before going elsewhere. il, WETTSTE 1 N, The PrOsKim Jbwjh.br, FITZGERALD, - GA. PBOFKSSIONAIi CARDS. :nrrscrj~=—r-*r 1 ; * .'msmmr- J. J. WALKER, ATTORXJCT AT LAW, Ocilla, Georgia. Rooms No. 1 nud a, Henderson Paulk & Go’s. Brick lyullding. 10-5-ly. EWUVIETT V. BALL, M. D., OCILLA. GEORGIA. OFFICE at dwelling oa Irwin A venae. Geuarul practic* *olk*it«d, I MAKE A SPEOIALTY OF DROPSY. 8-18-1 y. DR. W. G. (3RD, DENTIST, OCILLA, GA. Office over HeuUere®,,. Paulk .it Oo.'u Suer*. •8-17-Shi J. K. GOETHE, Physician and Sukueox, Ocilla, Georgia. Office: Cherry street, south of Foun street, uehr I'owelTs store. Resirtance: Ir- win avenue, north of Methodist iiburch. Calls promptly attended, night or day. All medicine furnished from my office. T-SK-’BS J. C. LUKE, Physician and Surgeon, Ocilla, Ga. office iu Dr. a. a. llueuu & Oe. » drug »v*re. 3-31-tf Iamiyq calls at Drug Stare. C. H. MARTIN, Lawyer, Ocilla, Ga. Prompt attention to all legal btisinesa. Agent tor lire insurance. Office in Powell, Bullard ci Co.’s old building. 5-14-tf. L. KENNEDY, Attorney at Law, Fitzgsbalb, @A. Offices in Phillips’ Klerk. 2-10-ljrr k7w. ry>:an, Lawyer, Fitzgbbai.d, ©A. Reoms 3 and 4, Phillips Blsak. 4l-»-ljr ~wTW. WAY, Attorney at Law, FiTzeie*ALs, - Ga. Booms S to 10, Pliillips’ Block. S-12-ly. D. B. JAY Attorncy-at-Law, ORAX'f Fitzokeald, Georhia. H. It. SYMONS, Insurance, FlTZtSBEALB, Ga. Representing over $50,000,000. Room t, Fitzgerald block. 3-13-06-tf C. W. FUI.WOOD. h. s. uriiKAY. FULWOOD & MURRAY Attorx ets-at-La w, Tifton, Ga. Office in Tift Building. nS6P8 T. J. LUKE, Attorney-at-Law and Counsi.llnr In Kquity, ImvIMVlT.LE, Ga. OFFICE IX CO cur IIOCSE. 4-21-ly ;