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.j \' x \ FOHi). ItATKS OF SlUWCttll'TION. C'^p” f i*'’ year . 11.00 Oti^ **»»pv hix Hioiiths . on <***!»> thr*H‘ iifonth^ . r» . ,*\flv**rl>-i* 1 ^; ratiJH iu«iiP known on hj*- ion. Alt Sheriff Sales. Crdinary’s Citations, mid other legal advertising must tm paid f,,r in iidvpii.ee, tin* money neomipanyiug the ft c,' lujMlte Milne. fetpu^fe ^hp,cp)ii.| th<> l’ost eiassninlt OIBee matter. at Morgan as M •I'guip, Thursdav. Nfiv. 2nd., lS9f). T»r (’ollpfior’ti Nnlicc. ('.pu.tv i-Caihmin (tounty:— 1 .(i!l t.r* nt l!ic f.dlowing jdacr>“, nn the didos mentioned, for the pumoso of Giilh ctiiipg State and ('minty Tax- c«, due for the yeur, 1 SOS): Morgan—Oct. 3; Nov. 7; Dec. •>. Wmshuvg—Hept,. 23; Oft,. 2K; Nov. 2.7 Pdismi—Oot, 14; Nov 11; Dec. <) Arlington — Sept. 20; Oct 1«; Nov. lo JjOarV—JSt-Jpt. l(i; Op;!, 2.; Nov. IS. ('ppi'dravs—Oct. (; Nov. *V; Dec. 2. Jeff—NOV. '.). Manrvs Mill--Nov. 10. Will be in Morgan during court week. Rooks will close on Dec. 20. Fi fas wiil be issued at, once. C. J. Davih, TaX (Collector ('allioun County. As a gnewer Neill hits proved a failme; as a liar a glorious success. Nov. the 30th. is tho day sot apart by Bte.-idont, McKinley as Thanks giving Day. Mnliirl.pii I- It.i.t.prsv.l l.y lie.t rliy*l* l:>p*» null gimntiUecd to cure chill*, fever and IlgtHJ. All driiegtstH or from Mofllt «est IJnig Co St. I ion". 5 19 Oui .. Gov. Candler would force tho white children to suffer because education increases crime among the negroes. The praying Dutchman and the lighting Englishman have locked horns. Lookout for tho fur will fly. If you 1-el Dull. Languid, Broken Down, Debilitated, have Weak .Stomach or Indigestion, use Dr. M A. Simmons Liver Medicine. From tho latest reports England is beginning to realize that “War is Hell.” The Boers area warm number. The Georgia farmers would be much happier if id! tho cotton made in Gi'orgia was used in factories near tho farm. Dr. M A. Simmons Liver Medi¬ cine searches out all Impunities in the System, ami expels channels. them harm Icssly by tlte natural Some people never learn to keep their month shut. It is for what a man says that lie gets a licking—not fur what ho thinks. We place with pleasure the Liberty Vindicator, of Liberty, Texas, It is full of news, and demon*-rates there is no hard times in Texas. Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Modi- cino has since 1840 steadily risen in public favor, and the demand for it far exoeo'ls that of nny other Liver Medicine. Sittee tho weather has grown cool We don’t hear of much fighting in Kentucky. Hot weather and whis Aev w get tip a row any time. It is out private opinion that some Indy is getting hurt In Africa, and * active campaign will soon end the ' patter. Not many like Otis i.s there If troubled with Dizziness. Furred Bloated Tongue, Bitter Taste eating, it Mouth Consti¬ Feeling after pation or Sick Headache, use Dr. M , A. Simmons Medicine. We are here to say that wo have no free advice for the Legislature. If they ate in need of our opinion, let them ask for it, and pay for what they get. The English government did not make the mistake of sending an Otis to Africa consequently that row will soon be over—while Otis hangs on indefinitely. TO THE DEAF—A rich lady. cur.si of her Deafness mul Noises In the Heat) b> Dr. Nicholson's Artificial Bar Drums, gave *10.000 to his Institute, to that deaf I people nimble t > procure tno Ear Drums may have them free. Address No. 1238. ihelustHute.780 Eighth Avenue NewYork The candy dealer in Chicago, who confessed to having 42 wives, has a heartfelt sympathy, and tho poni tentiary to him will prove a blessing and not a punishment. Ohio's call for campaign funds has been turned down, so far as the law- goes—but with Hanna behind tbe appointing power all had better ante up, and not grumble either. Mrs. W. J. Clarke, McRae, Ga. writes: Foi years have rarely been, and harJi.v know how I could keep house without Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine. It cured me of Sour h and Indigestion; my hus¬ band it I)i.-pepsin, and from person- test i*c*r.* it superior Liver to Black Draught and Ze 'tin’s Medicine . ..tiiKih M n.ng Nc as sagec, *k« what has become of the the tariff issm? \V hv it, is as dead as a door nail. Trust is tiio battle on now—-forgetting that the high tar.fi ’ ,i ls After Gemgia had sold till herVimd cattle to western purchasers, at. a lo i price, they now how l about the high price of beef, and curse tins tiust- for it when they have no one but themselves to blame, Blsmark's *r«»»« Nerve Was the result of his splendiit lion It h IO(i(i,iiltiil()e si!! and ttAUiieniloiiH vn. rgi are not foilint wtiere* utotuacli, liver kid iiejs and hinvoiK are out of older. It you want these ijnatitfes and tho aucoewa Ui. ) tiring, use Dr. King's New I .If. i'dl* '[ liey develop every j .fever of (.rain it << body. Only gnu ui 'j, j. 'jinsloy A t o. Congressman i.ewis, of the 3n. district is likely lo have trouble, and ami a heap of it in the next race: Fort, of Sumter; Gray, of Houston: and Thompson, of Duoiy; arc want iug his scat in Congress. Tlie Prohibitionist of Spalding county are not. satisfied that all w;e fair in the election, had there recent¬ ly for prohibition or whiskey, and have taken this ease to Supremi court. Right or wrong—wo hop. they will w in. Volca'ppp' nrunttoni* Ar« gram], hut sk'u ctiiptioiw r«tp 111" .pfjppy. ItucklenV Ai nlcii ftalv«.cimi» iIipphi. iilwp oh! ituiining mill fiAi'l KoroM. ulccru. boils, fp/tPim, -ppi'ips. wiuUs. cults, bj iiiMPH. biirnts, Ri'rtlilo, chnpiM'fl liuii'lM. ulillbliitnF. best |uli' cute on fittli. flrlvcts out ;iuini- unil uclicis. Only tjb <;t». n box. Cuiogum mitixnl. belli by fj. .1 *iIiiwKsy ,V ' <>. We would suggebt to tho Disjmtcb tlmt wo put, the piohibitinu ipu-Mioi. in tho wiino boat with the dog law because theavot-ugc Legi'lator want.' vote*, mu) to stiiko whiskey or the ‘•cur puip 1 ' would tiling down upon Ilia head tiio curses of a certain clas.- <jf voters. Wo think, alter these cpiostions have been settled, and that finally, politics will have lost its charm for our colored brother, for whiskey ami the “purp” catches tin negro vote. Henry Turner, of F.ilison, gtiaran toes every bottle ot (Jhamborlain’s Cough Remedy and will refund the money to any one who is not. satis lied after using two thiuls of the con tents. This is tho best remedy in the world for la grippe, coughs, colds, cioup and whooping cough and is pleasant and safe to take. It [ire* vents any tendency of a cold to result in pneumonia. A Hhelinmn correspondent of the Liberul Knterpriso undertakes to stir up a sensation by announcing Co!. Crittenden as a probable contestant for .Jim Griggs’ seat, in Congress, we don’t know who ho is but « ill venture the assertion that we will hear no more of it. Col. Crittenden is one of the best men in South-west Geor gia, and has many friends throughout tho district, but wo believe him a man of too much sense to tackle Jim Griggs now The Tax Bill is a long step in the right direction—It will force the rich and poor to b< nr equally the heavy bunions. The p'»or man with his small farm, where everything he owns, is exposed to the eyes of tht tax niHti—can’t dt»dgi; lie pays full value 011 everything he owns The rich man has many ways of hiding their property, and it is the rich who cry the loudest about heavy burdens -it is the rich man and corporations- they are the real tax dodgers. Make all bear alike this burden —and a bur denit will be, if the pittance doled out tor tho common schools is cut down, in the name of retrenchment aud reform. Then and Now. We have read with a great deal of interest Gov. Candler's message, and in all his talk of retrenchment and reform he see fit to give a dig at the school appropriation. Gov. Gaudier, in his race for gubernatorial honors, was loud-mouthed about his interest in the children of Georgia and that he would never be in favor of taking one dollar from that approptiation; uow this is one of the ways he advo^ cates for retrenchments, and, his tea sons are so far fetched that any one can only be disgusted, who has any interest in tho children of Georgia— only the elementary branches should bo taught. The great public school system, which is an honor to the state, lion of tho children and Georo-ia’s '«•» *-»•»»•• ~~ ban ot Georgia’s great governor—AI len D. Candler, Tbe boys and girls of Georgia have reason to him, fora long time. Let the gov- enor make tins the issue in the next race, and the taxpayers of Georg a will remind him tlmt they are friends of Georgia's children The College .ar™,,,..,.,,,,,*, but lli« pppiippnou sclioul i- 4 Ipopm <b.. p ..o, A mum j> Our ii.'.fisau-,'. 1 ?.. I he press is doi;i g ff s level l.*'-' t the !**g; t h.it . I 'unvince - a u; >■ v;e neen ery f ■■■%■ laws tii ye if. Alban\ i laid A newspaper is doing Well these lavs if it please* ailv of tin. people t»y <>f the time. etlKlble editor “hew.-t to tfe* .ill**, let •In.* fail where they may.” t; tit charaeter which you arc con i -tructhig is not your own. it is tlie b lii'iiug ma tv rial out of which other junera'ims wiil ii'iavry stones for ho tel",,1.-of life. .Sen to it, titer*- j tore, that it he granite and not shale. | -A. -I. (on.|.to, I>. 1 /. It was develi^ntttf meeting of •olfm, growers in Atlanta this week, hat North (Airoli'ia, w itii her 205 cot- loti mills, iintmif.irture.s nioro cotton lian site raises, l hi.s is a Mrising lea pin for Georgia, ami other cotton*j growing states. That’s the way to ualuj northern mills ami European buyers eotrn' to time.—Thumasvillo , riiiies-Knterpri s**. It is suid a t.iil will bo introduced in the-Georgia Legislature a|p|noiiii ititlg money to |»s»y lecturers to tell too fanners wbat to plant, aud how: in [plant it. There is no need of bar: mg bing these people “spellers” at pubi going about dis j i tu c expense, t he papers give all Hits advice and much more at their own expense. And it’s just as good.—Columbia IJrei z The moon rises late at night now. It is not. complimentary, but, it. i.s : p rue, the streets are better lighted by a full moon than me street lamps, N'..t mar so apt to . collide ii- , With .1 a a , epy cow or stumble into a bed of nogs on the sidewalks. For / Safety ' " to life and lltrio, w hen walkiligthe -Duets or sidewalks of Arlington at night, givtt us the moon, e’en though it is not full. —Courier. While the southern states are i practice, them would be no harm in i.vnch'iig Mr. Neil, the cot'ou crop falsifier at Now Orleans, lie would n it onl/ be put where he could do no more harm, but tho example would be a useful one to other gen- t lenten who permit their imaginations to run away with their judgment or become I lie tools of foreign specula- tors in tho south’s staple.—Tiftot) i J.izctte. The bill introduced bv * (Doss of the Twenty-ninth . district, . providing "'. for biennial instead of an- mini , sessions ot .. the , Legmlal » • . lire, • is. a genuine reform measure and deserves io become a law. The proposed ‘ J. change would save the state $<.>,000 each alternate year, which amount would go a considerable way toward makiug up the deficiency in the school fond. And meantime terest would suffer materially from lack of legislation. As a matter of fact, more injury is done by too much legislation than is over likely to oc¬ cur from too little of it. A friend in need is a friend indeed That is exactly what Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is. It is a mother’s help when she is suddenly awakened in the night by the omntous husky cough, and labored breathing, of het babe. It is the safe, resort of the youth or adult when he has “caught cold” and there i.s coughing ami ii fi ration of the mucous membrane of the throat It allays the irritation and cures the cold. For sale by lien rv Turner Edison, and all Medicine Dealers. WHAT THE LEtUS'iATl’RK 1I.\S DONE. The Legislature has at last got down to work. Among the matteis that have ooino before them we find that the Anti-Pass Bill was killed. Judge llall, the father of the bill, ought to have known what the solons of Georgia would have done. Hon. Wm Dews, ot Randolph, has introduced a bill taxing dogs. All know that “Bill” Dews is a worker aud maybe be will be successful, Bennett, of Pierce county, strikes the keynote when he tries to have the election of county officers every four rears instead of t .vo; also, ho wants to cll . inge the Constitution so that the Representatives and senators will be elected every four years. We see that Parker,of Troup, wants School t < provide Commissioner for an election by the of people. County this should be let alone, the law is all right like it. is, but wo think one gen ! vh'cthm is enough-then we would many of the manufacturers 0 f this spurious stuff will suffer, but it does not know concern country people, for you all have b.ittermilk with a little hakL^owder- " 0rk " riCh f ° lkS US ' Calvii, of Richmond, wants all th* marriage licenses returned, and he l r ''!*°ses to impose a penalty of \V,. sev soulo tiukfiip'.c will, C«J,i Soo,io„4 f. oi \^£ ry >-[ * ■ ! ii W/ ' ] ' --\ 4\ \ rpt;"-. Is- & i J p V t t 1 If 4 J" /-I- i-'d'ykd; 1 I .p _____ 4 ; l < ! m A.2 dYY7..I'1 ’ I $> ' /’’■ V'* ■ gaff V-*'-' v |if f L "fdlV.2 ./ V|£ < V?‘. | y y _V. • ' *" ™X*" I 1 ; Vr |\ j'jj kC, ,i A tc--.-" -*•; ;,* 4 fe.-;-,A.-s ic t t? v ' ! r 8 : £.Y-/f \ ./v*.; /"* f-y- 7U'-v'A" 1 *$.••< ;’l y '7—.it ''S r v .0 ?■ & ■ - ; : *} V ' fl 4”^ 1 . < | ", N'-^i ' ' \ " ',/ 'j r . . ; , ■ .*r ' ~ __ A ■ ^ - jf . SI IK WAS HUN’X A blindness comes to r.r. l L'.ba. I havr; if now. 11 is queer—I can sec* your eyes 1>i:t r. t your nnst-. 1 can’t read because some of the letters era I .Tarred; t.ark spots cover them ; it is very uncomfortable. I know all about it ; it’s DYSPEFSiA. Take one of these ; it will cure you in ten minutes. What is it ? A Ripans 'I'.ilittk. XI D • .Vive *&?.;li.f™ - *««■,. ppf bp.* is.aitit Ib»t r. i-ansp.p, i V A x s Win 0 not »,.*••*- Ip.pp.ttt, th.jp t.p.p.w> • jfTTT t*-*t» ««:' ■-...*'. ; T / «.".ur.t let ..' ........ m ipnuM N*W Vcrfli. Calhonn Sheriff Stiles. GEORG 1 a—C allionn comity:— Will be sold on the. first, Tuesday in No vetnbev. next,.before thecoiirtlionsedoor at- Morgan, of said county, within the legal Ini'irs of sale, to the highest bidder tor ..... f,.1 lo-in- property Mwit: The undivided, halt interest of Lois of ^und, Iinmbeiiug 313, 3H piml32B, each hot cmitaining two hundred and fifty movs, move or less, said Lands lying aud heies in the 8rd district of said comity. aud better known us the Muse Timmons place, on the public roacl leading from Williamsburg to Learv. Good turnout of C. it. 11., ou said Land near the tank on crossing at Noohavny creek. Also one Store House and Lot, ou which said .Store House is located, being one acre; situated on south side of Si W. It, K., at Williamsburg, a station on said fc>. W. It. K - Haul Property levied on as the prop erty of Mrs. Cora A. Price to satisfy an execution isaueil from theBuperior court, of said conutv, in favor of S. T. Colo ■ nun. Barden Sc Co. vs. Mrs. Cora A, Price. / IVimi»t.s no'ifiotl. Oct. 4, 1899. L. 51 DA VIS, Sheriff. — Cttlhoun fShorilf >Sal{* GEORGIA - Gauhoox County:— "hi be sold iiu the first Tuesday in No veiniHjr,next,buior<» tut? court house door, sltl Morgan, ot said county, uithiu the? 1. - **»• l,ol "' H llf *»le, the following property The undivided half interest in 166 2 8 Acres of Laud, off of the west side of Lot, No. 211. iu the lib district of said Dual being a part of the Dave Ingram place, on the public rum! leading from K.hson to Outlihert. Sui.l levied ou uiid to be sold tsthe property of O. U. Dozier to satisfy a li fa issued from the Superior Court of Cni- hmin coiluty, iu favor of l’earla Barker (J. V, Dozier. Defendant umitied. This, Oct. 4. 1899. L. 11. BAY 18, Site riff, (’ttihoun Sheriffs Sales. GEORGIA—( i.\ lho us Co uxty— November, Will be sold, on the first. Tuesday in next, at public mitcv.v. at the court bouse, in said comity, unlim tiio legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for en-h, the following desor biM propel - ty: One Store House aud Lot, said Lot contains one half acre, and i.s situated north cast of Whitney, on north side ot Lot of Laud, No. 39, in the 3rd dislric of said county. Said Property levied 01 ) as the properly of John .Mike tosaiisti an execution issued from the County Court, of raid county, in favor of Mrs. 31. W. Watkins vs, John .Mikeand Plum met' Singleton, and in possession of John Alike. This, Oet. 5th. 1S99. L. H. DAVIS, Sheriff. CahltMUi *SiicfilFs Bale. GEORGIA— Calhoun County: Will lie sold, on the first Tuesday iu November, tiext, at public outcry, at the court house, in said Couutv, within the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for cash, the follow iug described proper¬ ty: One Steam Engine and Boiler, San Mill am) all Fixtures and Attachments, on the Mansfield Theivuto.. plana, iu 3rd distiiot of said county, levied ou as the property of J. A. llmnitou to satisfy an execution from Calhoun Snperiv Court, iu favor of Hat bison Jfc Gathright against J. A. Thornton. Said Property in the possession of J . A. Thornton. Get. 5th, 1899. L. II, DAVIS, Sheriff. t'ffllnmn ShoriiTs Snlc. GEORGIA—Cailionu. County: W ill Ik* sold, on the first Tuesday in November, ^ next, at public outcry, at the court house, in said county, within tin legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for cash, tlie following described proper¬ ty: One Steam Engine Boiler and Col¬ ton Oiu and all Attachments, at Whit¬ ney, (la., suid Property levied mi us the property of J. A. Thorntmi to satisfy an execution from Culhonu Kuperim* Court, m favor of Marshall, Westeoat *V Co., against ,1. A. Thornton. Said Property b'iug in possession of J. A. rhoiatou. Oct, 5th, 1 Stiff L. 11. DAVIS. SJieriff. NOTH li! J ' Wngbt to the notice rmli'rpartKs Vpw.' l'vi't) 1 IVcMlinKF'ceiit Mediciiuis without License, iu this roam Therefore we request all putties to f: fr.*?.*......«• 'SY! «u, ,',U1 » m f® Ii >4Jjj|I M saL'**'ill& mmmmm Yh® Tigs?,® to every functional elderly- woman when an im¬ |This portant is called “The change Change takes of Life.” place. | The entire system undergoes a change. | I consumption Dreadful diseases often such contracted as cancer and at are this time. MeELREPS Wi&B® ofQardeii strengthens and brings end purifies the entire |r y system, the sufferer safely 8 over these pitfalls. Its effects have been wonderful. It is go stood for alls menstrual recommended troubles, at this but is time. especially Ask | a your druggist for tho famous Wine of “ Cardui. 1$i.oo a bottle. For advice ia cases requiring special directions, address the “Ladies’ Ad-S visory Medicine Department/’ The Chatta¬ Tenn. nooga Co., Chattanooga, fj ^saj’S:—“My THOMAS sister J. COOPER, suffered front Tupelo, irregular Ittios.. an3 r*ii"ful menstruation and doctors could not- relieve her. Wine of Cardui entirely cured her, and r.rso helped ;ny mother through the jR Advertise, in Tiilo MONITOR—It will par .Von. gpl FgP Li © : t? THE CHEAP CASH STORE* VYliftre You Get 11 1-2 lbs green coffee $i oo 13 1-2 “ best while Sugar 1 00 9 lbs Arbuckles Coffee, 1 00 20 ’* Rice. l 19 lioxes of Giant Potash, I oo Prince Hheettng uml laid, per yd. 5 1 1 lb ib Bulls of 'i'inead, 15 1’. Lori Hard's 8 in iff, 45 1 Barrel best Flour 4 50 Svrim. 30 F. P. K. Oil, 20 1 bn water ground Meal, 50 Hats from 35c to 1 00 Undershirts, per pair, from 35 to 1 00 Shoes, from 25c to 1 75 Alnit. (i 1 2c; Lard. 8c; Nails 3 1 2c lb 25 lbs. of .Soda, 81 00; Cheese, 15 OilOloth, per yard, 17 1 2 bacco, Schnapps, Golden Grain or Kite To¬ Hntubnggas by the box, Jlfic a pound. and Irisli Potatoes, 2 12 Onions, 3c; Apples 40c a pk. Castor Oil, Turpentine, Quinine—Toltn son's or Grooves Chill Tonic, aud other Drugs, such as allowed to sell. Let me thank you ter vonr patronage in the past, Hope these prices will hold you fast. I am, Yours to servo, pS. N. IIcUllRT, Morgan, (la. CI TAT 10N. GEORGIA—Calhoun Cou.vtv:— It appearing to the Court (lint Urn Ap- pvatp-om appointed to set apart n Second ’W. M T„r«i;; D. deceased, u citizen of said couutv, have. sc! upart the such Support and rctuniVd lie samt* fo Oidinarv of said counfv, mid I hat the same is tiled in conformity to iaw. It is now therefore ordered, at I lie ! inHance of said Alr.s Madura Turner, luit,^ such widow; ihat cilatiou issue i and he puidished ouwawenk for four ! »tck.**; culling nrou ail persona interested to siiow cause, if uny ih^v can. why such Sum October T’cini. is;).). I A. 1. MOX HOE, Ofthuurv. i ! BIGGLE BOW * i A ""SISSilSsSF i , By JACOB BIGGLE Sn Nn i_B ! GGLO HORSE BOOK 'ah about Horsts-a standard Conution-Scnsc v.or.s. rrite, Treatise 5» teats. with over 74 illustratiuua; a No. 3—BKJOLE BERRA' BOOK varieties and m otter iCastrations. Price, so venU. ^ny 2 { No. 3—BiGQEE POULTR U.etiest Poultry Y BOOK Book ■« «' . s ‘en«: i Ait about everything Poultry ; ith colored liie-likereproductions t^llr. ; v. breeds; 2 ; with other illustration*. of nil the principal 103 /I I }’i*iee, 50 Cents. r?A ps-a No. 4-B>G0LE COW BOOK *■' <,/ V J [ KSK? \ » , Alt about Coes 8 and coloredJifc-likf Uic Dairy Business reprodiirtioMOfeach : having Rgnat It sate: contains other lllustiations. I-rice, 5 *' Cents. £ breed, with 132 No. 5—B100LB SWINE BOOK Just out. Ail about IIobs—B reeding, Feeding, Butch¬ iW The B1G01-K ery, tocos s:nv anything Diseases, aud HOOKS otiier like etc. eners are them—*:c» Contains wuvp ,‘ - s. ' 'prii.Tv- riydral.ut Price, over .i, go 50 t ..’Sensible, Ceuts. eful—yoiittetcr beautiful i hail- ncy r.re haviug an enormous sak-—Hast, West, North and 4 *2 South. Everyone who keeps a Horse, Cow, Hog or f ' * Cliickeu, or grows Small Fruits, ought to stud right oway for the B!C(iL15 BOCKS. The : c Is old; quit-after-you-have the your world—the it paper, is the great-boiled-down, made biggest said-it, for you Farm ar.d ofits not hit-the-nail-oc-the-heaa,~ and size a misfit. Household in the United It is paper 22 States years in of America—having paper million a-halfregular readers. over a aud I Any ONE of the 3IGGLE BOOKS, and the FARM JOURNAL 5 YEARS (remainder DOLLAR of 1899 , J 900 , 1901 , 1902 and 2903 ) will be sent by mail to any address for A BILL. Sample of FARM JOURNAL and circular describing BiGGLE BOOKS free. V.’ILMF.R ATKINSON. Address, FARM JOSJJ&KAlL CliAS. F. JENKINS. lUH.ADKJC.Pni A Milford Hems. Vi s>]omos Beck am 1 . Curt ledge, aceotli pit died by Jinl. e (’artiedge and Walter Beck, visited M*s. M.T-. Wilburn last : Tliiirsday. ■Mrs. Ro-a Cross and clnMreii u.rel ack from a visit 10 the ••Lind of Flowtfil.” ill 1 id! improved tip health. Dr. P. E. Kp uuiii "as e.tl/p d to the bailable of .Mrs. Kale Wiiinirii lust Friday j Rev. N. ii. Uil'.iiinis pa^si-d thn*nj>h bero. ou ldf$ wav Ini in i *, to sdh nauvia and • \ papa We sometimes v. omler if there is | not other at!radons there; s,>meone, whose bright eves and winning nmnimix. , has captured tho lit art of nnr pastor, j to Wilburn his grandparen's, Bailey was Mr. a welcome mid Mrs. visitor I’. L. , i Wilburn Gat unlay and Sunday. Mrs. 1>. K. U..iU y and etiihlmi relti.n ed to Walkers Station on hist Sunday, I after a week's visit in Milford. The Baptist church has a new organ which will he much appreciated by the c uigregai ion. Mrs. P. B. Adams is visiting her dimgh 1 ter, Mrs. Carmo Griffin, of w;.Ler Sta tain. Mr. Walton Davis and his estimable wife visited Dickey baturday and Sun day. Messrs. P. E. Boyd and P. B. Addison, of Leary, were in Milford ou Monday. Mrs. Kate YYillmru and little Tom PnlU?i» Hiv still lingering ou bids of af diction-both very Imv. ("'apt* I , L\ wliiiikcr ami bis cbiiYm- i 1 g tlun«*l»UT. Bms Ivey Mu*-, were pleas ant visitors in Milford Tmwlay. Miss F.kiitiic A' kew and .Musft r Earl, have bud a tussle with f» ver—But we are kdad to note lheir covulosetice. Judge and Mrs. Kabon are olYto i r a- con. JmtRH Rrtbcm* goes to attend tbe Urand Lodee. Mrs. will Kidd has snfTicieiMly vecov ered lo be iu Milford now \»Rh her mo f b er, Mrs. w. L. 5Spev!in. we trust that b n ivcovery n-a - soon be- com pie! e. Mr. (3. B. Duke, of Arlington, was in tow u Tuesday. Scribbler.. Cuamberlain's Pair Balm Cures Others, Why Not You? My wife has ’ eon using CbamSr r laics Pain B bn, with good result-, for a ’atne shoulder that, has pained her CO? thirdly Fi r nine years. We have tried all kinds of medicines and doctors without receiving any ben - fit from any advertisement of them. One day W P. saw an of this medi¬ cine and thought of trying it. which j we dii! with the best of satisfaction She has usr'il only one bottl" and h<*r S 1 oulde.i is almost well.— ADOLPH L. MiIIett. Manchester, N. II For sale by lien rv Turner. Edison, and all Medicine Dealers. We received a communication las* week from a young lady, wishing to know, when proposing if they should get on their knees? It was referred to the Society editor and he says the question isn't sufficie ;tly dear. ID wants to know whoso knees'?—Sparks Commonwealth. Used i?y British KoIdiers in Africa. Capt. 0. G. Dennison >s well known ah over Africa as commander of the forces th<t canti|re<l the famous reh- | YS97, <4 (Ldishe Under date Beehunnaland,’ of Nov. 4, fiom \ _ ryhnrg, : he writer: “Before starting i last campaign on the j Chamberlain’s I bought a quantity of , Dtarrho. Remodv, Colic, Cholera and i p'iint'anVh a which I used ^ mv ’ ' 0 f''" ^ U( 1 ' n 'T' to rr, ^ > ,ru ‘ n , v » .*'/, , ,/ l U • Case lf l ,,ove ^ benefi' tVi. r ° 1 ’ s; ^° M«*nrv Turner, Hiul all Medicine Dealers, An exchange says that a vonno- who h’i.1 o’ ® man b *U nn.h Wndn application , i; lor r mt . * mbt , ' ! ' s Hp of the church b(*tn" who *« »>« ha.! been converted, replied. “IV dcr no body's praiching but under my mother’s pru Ateing.” J. J. BECK. mm m mmm ai law, I-IOKG'AN, Gaft.. Will practice In all tlie Courts, State and Fetternl. i'iipni|pf, attention given to ail business entrusted fo his care. Col¬ lections a specialty. 1-17-tt L. D. MONROE. ATTOS.3TE-? AT LA'W, 31 ROAN. GA. Praetimss in the Courts of the AIhntiv Circuit. &o 1 .n.tr L (i. CAHTLEDGE, ATTOSKfQ-yr AT LA'W iMOtlGAN, GA. Practices in the Courts of the .State.. Special attention given to collections. 1 -3 i tr J. B* GEORGE, "HYpSiCiA.\ AM) SHWE0N, MORGAN. GA. Omok a si, Hesiijkxce ox Main f:it 1-17 tt d- tmu @«| mg, ■i A, “At StteUmon, f'Corjrla. calh;w mm official muscidst. SUI ’EKi01I 0O11UT. Judge-W. t . x, Spence. ooJif.-dor General—VV E wooten. Stenographor-Ernest Ch'ik- AI. Davis. Sheriff—J,, w. ii Ragan. !)a Vis . COUNTY COURT Judgo-L. ]). 31 or.-roe. fs^Tss:-®’*““*•' stHuiff-L ii. y S0SSl0nS - 4U ' in each month count or oitniSAKv. Court, Ordinary— a. I. Mom-oe. first .Monday in each month. OdTJNlY OOMMIiiSlONErg. D. fjenry vv. T-’mer. Euhutik*, J. B. Gooi'gf* isJassssas?* Surveyor- S ' Coroner— , v . Short. w. A. Mani a y. fSchooi Commissioner—J. J. Beck. JUSTICE OOllltT. Morgan--J 123rd district—J. N. Dan,el, V ' E Uarvin, N. p. mA m - ,. x .„ P. p C ourt,second , Thursday in each month. Mills .Lp" VVilliam itf^Nman^Publle hMlson-fSiGth dlst.' 0 '.-. 7 ij. strick- mnrt, .1. I K . officio J. , J, ifass, \ p and <-x- P. Court, second Saturday In each month. Lmiy-tWOth district. Harper Daniel], l' rV V ' A p and ex-officio P C Saturday - in each month. ’ ssstt&sissst*^ Williamsburg— 1283 »d district —C T unlay in each month. tnsf bat- town <n .IHIItOAN. Mayor—J. N. Daniels. W.ardens-T. J. Tinsley,G. W. Colley, M. Me. Ragan, T. .T. Thornton. Clerk—A. I, Monroe. Treasurer—K. Me. Ragan.. Marshal—W. a. Cnrtledge.' ci'! t:< ni:s. Baptist Church—Rev. Z V \v, Kp/, ....... i’J pastor. Preaching every third ss’Sssjsj?- *■ »• •’ ■' 11 o clock a m. Sninlai aehool everv MASONIC. Reuben Junes Lodge No. ;)Sjj. F A A .B.IV J ' T ' «™ T W.M. ( < i . u . ER , Secretary.