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IluitatfPjtfMt. Published Every Thursday. Official Organ of Fannin County t. S. McKtNNRY. J. M. MCKINNEY. McKinney & BRO. Proprietors. r. s. McKinney .; Editor. BLUE RIDGE, GA., JUNE 20. It is just simply wonderful how the South has grewn since the war. Give the democratic party a chance. Don't censure them so soon Remember they haven’t had time to accomplish much good yet. on'y to get some of the Republican officchol ilers out. The Peidraont Republican says Atlanta has another sensation and among the high flyers as usual. Vf ell you see the high ftyers> have hothing else to do but to create a sensation. If some one don’t come into this county this summer with capitoland establish a cunning factory, our citi¬ zens are going to organize a stock company and do it themselves. It is simply useless to let our fruits go 10 waste for the want of a market. Kindling wood is being manufac¬ tured at Rockmart and placed on the market for sale. This now will be some competition to the colored girls who stand on the streets in cit¬ ies with a bundle of pine on tlieir heads crying, ‘‘Kindling wood frr sale.” The industry of drying fruit by the evaporator process is one that can be conducted with very little capital. For a few dollars one out fit can be bought, and with the as sistance of several children can be successfully run. The evaporated fruit is prefered to on account of its bright color. You can leave Blue Ridge at 12 : 15 and arrive at Clucago 5:25 next evening, and see the Worlds Fair for ♦ 28 . 90 ., via Marietta & North Geor¬ gia R’y and Knoxville. Apply to any agent, or to W. B. Bradley, XSeneral Passenger and Ticket Agent, There is as much difference in the Northern and Southern negro, as there is in the whites and blacks here. The Northern negro has been taken away from the bulk of his people, and ig much better ed¬ ucated than the Southern darkey. The Northern people are very much wrong when they judge the South¬ ern negro by those ot the North. To all whom it n,ay concern. All the bids received on school building at Blue Ridge, Ga, will be opened Tuesday, July 4 th. 1893 at 8 o’clock a. m. Those expecting to submit bids, will p’ease take cognizance of this notice and have bids in by that time. w. C. Bolting, Chairman of BuildingConunittee. It is true it looks hard for the working men at Chicago to work all week and (then not-get to soothe sights of the fair on Sunday, but «his is not sufficient ground to dis¬ obey Gods w'ord, and go on fieedless ly.witbout recognizing the Sabbath day. There is a tendency to dis¬ regard the Sabbath all over our eountry|and especially in Chicago and the West where the population is becoming dense with infidels and irreligious foreigners. Little can be expected where the Sabbath is not recognized, and it is horrib’e to think of the blindness of the masses of our people. N-w lor The Picnic. After a lengthy discusion in Sun¬ day school, last Sunday the com¬ mittee reported very favorable for Laving a Union Sabbath school pic¬ nic, and Saturday July the 15 th is the day set. Blue Ridge is prepar¬ ing now for the occasion and it readily goes that we will have one of the grandest picnics ever given in Fannin county. Everybody from far and near are invited to come and receive os a token of our friendship, a hearty welcome. This will be a day set apart for enjoyment and genuine pleasure for all classes, and Hot one will be slighted. Well filled baskets and grub plenty is what it takes to make a picnic success, and this is what we are going to try to have. There is many in our county that have never seen Blue Ridge, the busy little vail road town, and oir that day we ask }OU to coins as a guest . of t the coming town /vf f tl 4 i in e *10 until ins- On this snbieci, more VELVET TRAIN. Via Western and Atlantic Rail¬ road and The Nashvlle, Ch&ttan oga and St Loltis Railway to Chicago in twenty-two Hours and Forty -Eight Minutis. 6th* Commencing on Monday, June the Western and Atlantic rail¬ road and the Naahv l'e, Uhaltanooga and St. Lou : s railway inaugurated the quickest schedules ever made between Atlanta and Chicago, President Thomas said that he had the shoit line between Atlan'a and Chicago, and he intended to make whatever schedules might be necef«ary, not only to meet the com petition, but to show his patrons that he appreciated their kindness by giving them between the quickest and best services Atlanta and Chica ® n q 0,1 I llO ,r \ elvet I . vestlbuled | train * , leaves daily, Atlanta, lo a m; leave Chatta "‘Jf* /‘ 4 a P- nl , leave c.\ansville, Ev nlvIlk U ^ a. ,’ m„ aniUmves at Clucago, 8: S b a.' m., making tile unprecedented tliqe of twemv. two hours and fifty eight minutes from Allan a to Chicago. 1 his tram will be vest.bnled through day rn.t, including coaches baggage, Pullman’s mail express and finest sleepers. In addition to this special veMibul ed train to Chicago, the worlds (air flyer, vs hicli formerly le t at 2 p. m». leaves daily at 2:15 p. US., with sol id train, composed of baggage, mail and express cars, day coaches and Pullman’s palace sleeper. This train runs so id from Atlanta to Louisville, and the sleeper on this train will go through from Atlanta to Chicago without change, via Mon on route. This solid from Atlanta to Louisville connects in the ui ion depot at Louisville with both the great Motion Pennsylvania will lines and the route, you arrive at Chi¬ cago the next afternoon at 5:30 p. m. The third train which the Wes¬ tern and Atlantic railioad has for Chicago leav.s Atlanta at 8:20 p. m„ and arrives at Chicag > the next ev¬ ening at 9:40 p. m. This tiain runs solitl from Atlanta to Nashville, and connects in the union depot at Nash¬ ville with through trains from Nash¬ ville to Chicago without change, and carries a Pullman buffet sleeping car through from Atlanta ti Chicago, via Louisville and the Pennsylvania lines, without change. The morn¬ ing express vvi 1 leave Atlanta at S instead ot S:2o as heretofors, and will arrive at Nashville at 7:15 p. m., making all local stops as at present. Mr. Charles F. Ilarwan, general passenger agent of the Western and Atlantic railroad, sais that this world’s fair information bureau is working admirably, hundreds and says he daily is answering giving of letters desired imormation to parties who contemplate a visit to Chicago, as to routes, rates, hotels and board¬ ing houses, Resides the number of hotels in Chicago, of which he has a list, he has also obtained, through re liable information, the addresses of filter n or twenty hoarding houses, u h'eh he is furnishing to the pat¬ rons of the Wes ern and At antic railroad upon application. He has issued a neat little circular giving important world’s fair infor¬ mation, which he will send to any one It upon looks application. though now as the rail¬ road-. had detei mined to mantain the rates as named, and wiil have a war of schedules instead ot a war of rates. Mr. Hannan says ^hat this is the best way t > accomodate the people by giving them quick and re¬ liable schedules and allowing the roads to receive a living rate out ot the world's fair business. MONEY SAVED MONEY MADE! use TRULL'S SCOTCH SOAP PO WDERS And Save Time, Labor, Soap And Clothes, SEE HOW THE DIET FALLS OUT OF CLOTHES WITHOUT ltUUDlNG. We only ask you to let us show the merits ol our powders and are sure you uill claim all for them that we do. Our powders work well with ordinary l.ye soapas well as with commercial hard soaps- H 1C I owders should be dissolved in pot water and the soap only warm, the thrown together and stirred briskly about one minute- It is then ready for use. No boiling required. The proportion varies according to the strength ot the soap used. Trial free. We sell only to our patrons at G cent per package. For $ 2.25 we will sell enough of the poffderg to make 100 pounds soap, if made according to dit cctions Manufactured and for sale only hy B. R. TRULL l»t., Blue Ridge, Gn., or his agents. Live Agents Wanted. Worthy Testimonials. Blue Ridge, Ga., June, 3rd 1S93. To whom it may concern: I linve used the famous soap made of the B H Trull and Soap find Powdei*, that sold by Hill * McKinney it is the very best N up made to my opinion. W.C. BOLING, _Operator. 1 take pleasure In snving to the public that I have tested the Trull soap and find that it docs all that is claimed for it REV, J. C, ATKINSON, Blue Ridge,Ga. Dr. Gilbert E. L. Fall* of Blue Ridge, K I uin a practicing physician for near TO jeaip, and am convinced that if partie» Were to use Trull’s Scotch 8->a|> for( | nj | v llse for ^ t hin g etc , they wonut •» my opinion never contract scabi, letter, etc., ns its chemical propcities are'pure ai.d henMiluJ.'' SPRINGDALE -HOUSE, MURPHY, - N. C. lly Mrs. J. J. Phillips and daughter, Miss Cora Phillips. IkauiifUlly 1 calctl near the Court House square. Ltrge looms, cleat* beds, and a well filled table. Sum¬ mer guests can happily white away the hours l e e. Rates reasonable. V . v TVS L W v s.: \ ' This m t» th. frindehltd of one of Virginia's most dts Mn*nlshod li.in* statesman. When tho child was in a ; atataof oollapso from oholara infantum, and thedoo- i ' , „ g-, ^ 1 tiS^&SSK^&SJSg*' IV, n. IX. Stomach Troubles, Nervous Dts. * RO y AL GEBMETDER u CO., AT LANTA.QA; -------- After three Years. Covington. Ga., May 31, 1S93. For about five years I was a great sufferer from neuralgia m my face and eyes, and hemorage of the kid* neys, which caused a great deal of blood to pass from them, causing me to suffer a gi eat deal from its effect. as ralgia. well a» A the fiirnd daily attacks ot neu induced me to take Kings Royal Germetiter. I took ten bottles of it, dud have not had an attack of either since. I used the Gennetuer in 1890 . There are mativ who will testify this. C. 13 . Swan SON K. R. G* pills are the best, 50 pills 25 cents. The Mull Board¬ ing House, D. B. MULL, Proprietor, 54 Ivy street, Atlanta, Georgia. Central'}' Located One Square east ot the Equitable Building, no A HO AND LODGING 75 C PEK DAY. LODGING 25 CENTS. Also wholesale and reudl commis¬ sion merchant. All goods consigned sold at io p.r cent. QUICK SALES AND PROMPT RETURNS Reference Merchants Bank, Atlan ta , Ga. D. B. MULL. fete, GEO RGIA • f — J. •> /■* I ,< , 7 |jW MAKES 71 IIS VALUABLE OFFER. TO Every Young Lady and Gentleman. If, upon the completion of the course Telegraphy, in Bookkeeping, gradna'e Shorthand is dis¬ or any satisfied with the same, every dime the tuition, up. n application therefor, will be refunded. This institution has the trust spacious, in elegantly furnished build¬ ing the South, and teaches ex¬ clusive by ptactical methods, every one of the three departments being under the supei vision of a practi¬ cal expert. In every instance it has made good i'S claim to graduate students in two-thirds the expense of T ext Book Colleges. Every premium was taken by our penman at the last State Fair for plain and ornamental penmanship, Good positions secured for o, r g ra( iaates-not o.-.e idle, Special discounts granted in ce> cascs _ D- n’t throw away lime an ,j n , otl ey on Text Hook schools, p (jr f,„ ther infoi ma-im address WYATT & MARTIN, Macon, Georgia. >IL T S ItOOT. fOUiF'c* 1 CLEAR r \]res Constipation tff-JPTIONS indioestion.oizziNe^Is. ON THE - SKlN, BfeAUTirifeS A^CbMPL'-E-jflON. kSO.rod scsSe it wiut. not curx. Anagreenblo T/fttatiVe and NERVE TONia Sold by Drugglstsor sent by mull. 25c..60a, And *1.00 per paolease. Samples free. HU The Favortfo TOOTH FOWBZI tor the Toeth and Brcath.ZSo. For sale by McKinney & Ilot, GEORGIA, Fannin County: To all whom it may cmeem : Mnj r Whist unlit hasn-atle nppli- atica in due form to the undersigned tor permanent letters of administration on tlie e-titeof Reuben Long, la»e < I n >13 connty, tle coascd, and 1 will jnvuupon it on the FIRST MONDAY IN JULY, 18.48. Given under my hand and official sig nature. This May lijth, IS./I. L. G CinciiEtt, Ortlinary of Fannin Co.iiry. P. F. $2 O5. Happy and content is a home with lhcRo cheater,” a lamp RochesterLampCo.^s'cwyyrii. witii the light of themoming. Catdoj«cs/A titc LEGAL ADVERTISING. GEORGIA, Fannin Countv. To the Superior Court of said coUnlV; The petition of the town of Morganton of sa.d county, a municipal corporation of rtaid State and the petition of J. M.Daves, Mayor; G. F. Cha.tain, Boon Crawford, L. G. Catcher and f. M. Beaver*, Council men, thereof respectfully shows to the Court that the town of Morganton is a municipality of less than two thousand inhabitants in samtounty; that said town of Morganton through petition, its mayor andcour.cii desires to amend its charter heretofore granted, and to suspend the operation thereof in so tar as said charter puts it in the power of sai J municipality to license the sale of intoxicating liquors in said town, or to regulate the ssae of ltqu >r therein. And petitioners ask that the proper ordctM be made herein and the prayer of petitioners be had and allowed. Town of Morganton, J M. D.WRp, Mayor. O. t. (itl M3T AIN, 1 BOON CkAWFORI). Councilmen T Q Cotcusb J- M - , J 1S93: / A ™ The IN Sl plication , ‘ £R ’ 0R CoURT of the > tcrm of Morganton a; town andI the Mayor and Council thereof having been made tome in open i; "-at eense allows" for the fflni?,>Mity safe Of intoxici l to 1 gran or to regulate the sale of liquors ng q uor*, said town in and municipality, it is ordered ih .--t said application be pub lished f< r thirty ^ ‘ 0 n f coufey, fhe^n’ IcS advfr tis, met.ts appear, and th t said applica tion be heard in the Superior Court at Mordant >n on ’Sut'iidav, July 291b,, 1S93, at 3 o’clock, p m. George F. G' ber, P. F. 8.46. Judge Superior Court. GEORGIA Fannin County, Will be sold before the Court Horse door in Morganton of said county between the legal hours of sale on the FIRST TUESDAY IN JULY, 1893 . by virtue of an attachment ti ia, issued from the Superior (Jou rt of said eeUu ty, in favor of Giffiam & Willson against embraced G R. Eager, every other town lot or t > be rrnbraced 111 the ten oc>es, more or less of the north west the 8th corner distret of lot and of 2nd land No. ion of 299 said in sec county, west of the being rMge'next that por i >n lying north to the u>wn of H lie ltidge laid the purchaser to at* have the same off'into town lots the sole and exclusive expense of the purchaser Terms of s .le. easii. Gaihukl Thomas, Sheriff. P F $ 4 .o 2 . GEORGIA Fannin County Will be sold before ihe Court. House door in the town of Morg mton v\ i liiu its legai hours TUESDAY of s ite, on the FIRST IN JULY, 1893 for cash, to the highest b dJer, the lolhiw ing properly, St to wit : Lot of land No. 17O, in tile udii-tret of the ist section of said county, 4 wmtt : nillg 160 acres, more or less. Lev ed on and to be sold as the property ofNe’scn Willie ins. and tosa is ty an execution bailed lr< m the [notice Court of tlid qi 3 h di-trict, G. M , cf said celt ty/in favor of J, M. Watson, against the fetifuned Nelson Williams. Levy made and hy A. J. Addington, T. C„ttli.t terrain s in pos-ession notified. This M..y ;o<h, Gvwuel 1S93. Tiiom. s, Sheriff. P. F.3,95. GEORGIA, Fa xN in County . Will be sold to the highest bidder for cash ct me Court House dor in the town of Morganton, of said county, between tiic legal hours of sale, on i lie first ing property, Tuesday in to Ju'y, wit: One 189 ; the hou-e follow¬ and lot jjo. 9 , iii the town of Morganton, levied on as the property of Jake Green and bounded as follows: On the north and west by G. A. Thomas, on the s-’uth by Mrs. Lively, on the e st bv tlie Morganton and Duektown road, lying and living Levied srunfed in tlie t wn ‘ Morganton. and to be o on sold by virtiie of a Justice Court ti L issued bom t'-e Justice Court ol the 913 th district,G M..of s Id comry, in favor of R. K. J’arris, against Juke Green. Levy made and returned to me byj. A. Gaihukl Tipton L. C. Thomas. Sheriff. p. f. [4 68 Jur.e 3 , 1 93 GEORGIA, Fannin County : Will be sold to the highest bidder for cash at the Court House door in the town of Morganton, o .-aid county, between the le¬ gal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in July,18^3. the following property, to-wit : The north hall tf lot (>f land No. i 52 in tho9 It district rnd 2nd section of said county, con¬ taining 80 acres, more or less, as the property ot Aaron Ca.itre I, and bounded as follows : On llu south hy the lands ol Bailey Pater¬ son, on the cast by William Witzcl, trn the north by Charley Cantrell, and on the wtM by Samuil Lligd Levied on by virtue of a fi fa ISS» ihe in Supiidor Court W. J. ot No^ii Fain county, favot ,ol < GoVoriu r, a^Uinst Hallman, Cu trull, Principal, ai.d Aaron Cai ti ell, Security. Levied on and to hi sold to satisl) the demands of saio fi fa. Levy made by me this June 5th, 1893 p.f .84 95 G AiiuiEL Thomas, Sheriff GEORGIA Fannin County. Agreeable to an order ot the court of Ordinary of Fannin county will be M)'d at auction at the court Ilouae door of mid county 01 ihe first Tuesday in S -member next wilhin the legal hours of s le. lms and parts of lots of land, SO seres ol lot o: land No. 225, heina the south half, 20 acres mot e or less of 'ot No. 260, 60 aerr a of loi 8 No. 245, containing 40 acres of bottom land - ne ts «• U>t No. 2:4, being the east 1 a f. All of said lands have improvements, good Ironses and stables, well timbered ami wat¬ ered, also a half intcr-st in one two room house and lot in Mineuil Bluff, will sell the dowry with i;s incumbrance cantain ing 50 neres 01013; or U-s of l ot 2 4S conlsiiiiiig 35 acres of bottom land and 80 acres of lot No. 224, alt lying in lire 8.I1 district and 1st section of F innm co inty. Sold as the property of B. R. Cook lot- t f of said countv deceased. Terms of sale one half down and the remainder on twelve months time. This the 12th day of June 18-43. John Wills,n, C. R. Cook, Administrators. REIT YORK. r su>...iWM M i,M«i.siuM..r MU8ICAL MERCHANDISE, Vlollnc, Cultart. Binjot, Accordc-set. Harmans c«*,Ac^ all kind*of Strings, «tc.,sto. Watch Repairing. (j H. McGUJRE i* now penna nently located at JSllijay for the purpose of repairing W etches Clocks, Sewing Machines, Organs and Pianos, ALL WORK GUARANTEED! Wale lies, Jewelry, and sfectaclcs kept in stock. All work left with the Post, or sent direct to me, will bo promptly done and ieturred to any address by mail. Thanking the people for past fav¬ ors I solicit the patronage oi all in the future. Respectfully, G, H McGUIRE, Ellijay, Ga. Standard Carl Theatre Thorbahn. Musical Director, Orchestra. Chicago, Ills. April, 14,1892. Messrs. John F. Stratton A Son : Dear Sirs.—I am pleased to be able ta state that I can highly recommend yonr Rus¬ sian Got Strings for durability and tone. Tour orders for them should be tremend* ©u*. Tours truly, CARL THORBAEN. Willson House v Under the new management of w. m. wilIson, (Of the firm of Gilliam &Wi)!son.) Blur Ridge, Ga. T—T ' J-and AS been thoroughly renovated is now first-class in every particular. The traveling public will do well to stop at the Willson House. THE WORLD’S FAIR EXPOSITION. If vo 1 are going to attend, take the Evansville Route. (E. &I H., and C. & E. 1 . R. II.,) ihc only line which cau offer through Vain ser vice between the South aud Gh.cago, having two trains daily, TRAIN NUMBERS. “World's Fair Speci-iF Leaves Atlanta S 2 o p. m. Chatta uenga I-07 a. m., Nashville 7 00 a. m Evansville, Chicago 1 00 p. in . and ar¬ rives at 9-40 p. tn. it will be the daylight tram and is equipp 1 d with elegant Pnlhr.an pal¬ let- buffet cars and ban Isouie coach es. Tiain No. 6 “Atlanta and Chi engo limited.” a solid vestibuled train, leaves Atlanta to-00 a. m -1 Chattanooga 2-|2 P. M , Nashville 7 33 p. m., Evansville 12 45 a m. and This arrives at Chicago 8-58, Full a. m. tra-n is equipped with 111 in' sleepers anil day coaches. also through sleeper fro 11 Jacks >nvde lo Chicago via Montgomery. A dining Danville, car is attached to the car at enabling passengers lo get meals cnroute. Round trip tickets will be for sale A pi il 25th to October 31st, goo t returning until November 5 h, 1893. For sleeping car reservations, maps, rates, Acc., apply lo e ther of the unders gned. S. L. Rogers, S. D. McLkism Sou. Pass. Agt„ G. P. & T. A Cliatt: n ’Oga, Teiin. Evansville, In,l. J ? |y| Q Y p TO NO. 6 S. HllOAD STREET WM. BOLLMAN, Formerly at 10 W hit chad St. Has removed to the above number where he will keep an elegant line of Jewelry, Watches and Clocks. And will be pleased to see his old and new customeis. Your Patronage Solicited. JOB WORK lilf EEGiited at ti Ob WF I READ HILL’S OUR lafe^a «n TESTIMONIALS edge of the patient, who will voluntarily atop smoking or chewing In a few days. > a DRUNKENNESS and MORPHINE HABIT m the patient, by the use of our SPECIAL FORMULA GOLD CURE TABLETS. Durlnff treatraGnt^aticnts are allowed tlie freo nso of Liquor or Mor- o r A FEW a ^ bo gltta Wo send to place particulars sufferers mnl from pamphlet of of tostimoniftln habits free, and shall TesMal* a tiou with been any these in com mimic a* persons who have cured by tho use of our 1'Am.EtB. x druggists . HILL'S at SI.OO TABLETS perpackugo. «vo for sale by all first-class y from persons If your druggist does not keep them, oncloeo ns « |.00 * who have been and we will send you, by return mail, a package of our Tablets. cured by the use of Wrlto yonr nnmo and nddress plMnly, and stato whether Tablets aro for Tobucco, Morphine or Hill Tablets. Liquor Halit. s DO NOT BE DECEIVED Into purchasing any 0 /the various uoBtrnms liter. Are being Tint Onto Chfjiioat. co. offered for stile. Ask for HILL’S Dear Siri—I have been : TABLETS and take no other. cure for tobaceohnMt, n-Jnr vour Manufactured only by do what claim ami ton ml it would jr worth cf Ihe.strongest you for chewing it. I us.-.| tebni-eo ten -units day, -THE- and liom to five n r from ton to one lortypipesof ciffnrs; tobacco. or t Hate r.mild --noke OHIO CHEMICAL CO., nod smoked for twenty-five rCnj-s, i-liowed /F ^ of TubletS cured I linve and t>ropackage* your me V. M. so nodcstn- for it. *1,53 & *8 Opera Block, JAYIXti(I), Leslie, M ieh. v Donna Feckv. N. T. LIMA, OHIO. J y V for „ Tub Ohio Ciikmical Co. Gbktleheb p-Soiiic time ago i sent ** theta fl.M worth of your Tablets for Tobacco Habit. 1 received PABTICULABS S \ w >- sit right and, althirngh X waa both a heavy smoker and ehewer, e / tueyddu thu work la less t han threedays. I am cured. FREE. jr Truly yours, MATHEW JOHNSON, I*. O. Box40. m \ Tb* <J»Io __ CfiiRutCAi, Co.G enTI.*m*h ^-It gives PiTTsr.niton, PA. r word of praise for your Tublets. My son was strongly mo addicted pics sure totheuseof to speak a a m Hqnor.and drinker, throagh 11 friend, I was led to try your Tablets. He was a heavy and r constant but after using your Tablets but three days ho qnlt drinking, and Will not touch liqnor of any kind. 1 bavo waited font- mouth beforo wilting you, io oi J.tr to know the euro was permanent. Tours truly, MBS. HELEN M 0 RK 1 S 0 N. I L n v E e°u n ^»«^S^fyr^ two package* of your Tablets, and without any effort on iny part. W. L. LUTJSGAY. Address ull Orders to aS THE OHIO CHEMICAL CO. f flnwrll mention 01, W and 00 Opera Block. LIMA, OHIO. NEW FIRM! NEW! GOODS! Get in the wagon, and - i it gf fa fs . we’ll all take a ride to Ihe n 1111 —OF— McKinney & holt. We carry a full line of SHOES, HATS, STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERE 1 S, HARDWARE, GENTS FUKN 1 SII 1 G COODS. FINE CIGARS and TOBACCO, AND Don’t you forger, it. In fact everything found in a GENEHAL STORE. WE\ SELL FOR STRICTLY CASH B ARTER. And can affmdto sell cheap. Ml our customers * HAVE GOOD LOCK. 4 ■ ■ Be sure to call and examine our - tock. No lioub'e to show goods pay highest prices lor produce. We are going to make Ai TR \CTIONS, and mean to ( fier some of the greatest BARGAINS ever known in North Georgia during 1893. CALL AND SEE US. Yours For Trade, McKinney & Holt Mineral Bluff High School, MALE AND FEMALE. MINERAL BLUFF, FANNIN COUNTY GI OKGIA. Fall Term begins July the 24th 4893 . Spring term begins ihe first Mon¬ day in Januaiy 1894 . iltf <*)■{ IS C < mpiitcs the Primary,{Gi: 11 mar Suite], ; 1 d AcatTniic Ccinsts. tf-.e hitter affording a full course in Language, Commercial Business .an 1 Special Courses:—Organ or JPiano, Thorough Bass, Composition and ^ armon b) Book Keeping. Stenogiaphv, Telegraphy, etc. Tuition 81,00 to H .50 per month. Board ( )’ 6.00 toJJ- 1000 . Mineral Blurt’is a beautiful little mountain town and is noted for its enterprise, hospitality and morality. For further information address PROF. J. M. CLEMENT, Ji.’M B.JH. S. (Till')uiy 201b) Judx-n, N, C. Or Rev. J. M. Cahtek,; Mineral Bluff, Ga. Rev, J. W. IIai.l, President. r - >’ } Board of Directors. J. F. McNri.ley. Jr. Secretary.S j fttinmil fluff,