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however, is 1,
Tgiire out Row many more
0 laft.
British officers and (iffy men
^Pre DoWot killed by Uu> Boers under Gen
last week .De Wot see ms
to be doingeverythmg 111 his power
to live down the report that he is
<l«»d.
Editor.I^iiowles. of the Tribune
wants to know if “the editor is
without a heart.” Well most of em
have lost theirs. There are
single ones who still retain bH
—-Augusta Herald.
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morning midsr j s distftss „Tr
favor of j. B. William# for
to 11 the liouso Mr. Logos was
vsiaess iu. ,. .•»
Attorney General Bellinger,
of South Carolina, lias instituted
proceeding against, ithe. Fertilizer
Trust and seeks to have purchases
and transfers made by the the Vir
ginia Carolina company m that
stato declared void.
Every citizen Jin the county
should rise up against gambling.
It has now nearly ruined the ne
gro labor. They are always off
gambling when you need him lo
work, pud when one gambles all
night he is not H
next day,
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Kims that
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a jail
mouey. The iuil we
has never boon fit for
Kose it was intended for.
■Buys been UDHiife, and too
gp l is now worse than ev
■Las |S!« prisoners would be
safe to strikb a ring and
lla Jjn ill it aw to put them in
now
JNIiW YEAR.
Uxa Record brings
IT a new year, the year 1902.
car which we hope *will be
■Krus for the whole universe.
Biui incident will happen
■L lrappinoss and pros
K lie jkioplo ot our little
Tftwr ulul county. Wo hope the
farmers will be blessed with a
bountiful harvest. We ho|w the
fuliest measures ot prosperity will
be poll red out to the people, and
that the new born year just upon
us will go down 111 history as a
year of peace and plenty.
While we find a good many far
mers enibarassed at the first of
the year, we hope their umbarass
ment will soon be overcome.
The Record wishes all ot its
readers a year of peace, happiness
and plenty.
THE GAMBLERS.
For Jmng time it has been
M tlie people of Gibson
Bbg w as going on daily
V, 1 ■irgross, and several
m
ppHHIPi 1 Thoy
1 i'he good, hard
Working were being led
into it daily by ths sorry strug
gling jipgroes, who roam over the
country fojf tlm purpose of swipe
ing the last dollar k the good old
darkey has, and it has been al
most impossible to hire a negro
for anything. It was alarming,
groat gangs could be seen going
towards the woods every day but
nobody could catch them until
last Wednesday was week ago, ex
Shenff Ivey sot his trap and caught
fourteen fat the first fall, and
frightened several others so bad
they ran away.
This capture done the country
at large more good than anything
wo know of and the people should
toiank Mr. Ivey for his clever
will doubtless put a stop to
! if uot albof the gambling.
LAW Oman’s Awful Peril.
■Yis only one chance to
fcbt and that is through
ere the
1. 11. Hunt
HPI^Ruago, AVi«., from licr
he had vamly tried
to cure her of a frightful case of
stomach trouble and yellow, jaun
dice. Gallstones had formed ai d
she constauly grew worse. Then
she which began to use Electro Bitters
wonderful v'holjy cured bur. I’ew
Stomach, lAs^r and
Kidwey remedy. Dures Dysprpsia
Liss of Appetite. Try it. Only
50ets. OuartniteeY. For sale by J
Whiteley.
Sheriff Braddy brought in Morgan
this morning for carrying oon
pistol. He waived preliminary
ti»l end gave bond.
A P
Ponlw the^M
eonnier(pits. \Yi|f||l sH§
“l)e\\ itt’w
cured mv baby ■
two physicians gnH tolM
James Mock, iS.
The sore/ were *0 bud ~
two five dresses adav
Rev.'Irl.R.Hick* Is Not Dead.
Notwithstanding a widely cur
rent rumor that the Rev. Irl II.
Hicks was dead, he never was, in
bolter health, and never did a
harder and more successful year,*
work tTrill that just* closing. He
lias just completed - his large and
splendid Almanac for 11)02 and.
with his staff of able helpers,- S 1ias
brought his Journal, WORD and
Women; justly forward into inter
national reputation. For a qnar
ter of a century Mr. Hicks has
grjjwn 111 reputation and useful 1
ness ns the people’s astronomer
and forecaster of Jstorms niul the
character ol coming seasons. Nev
er were his weather forecasts so
sought after as now, I 119 timely
warning of f a serious drouth his
year having saved the from loss
and sufloring. Millions of bush
els of wheat were harvested
tnrouuh his advice to plant crops
that .. , would . , mature . early. . m, The
American i»opl* will certainly
standby Prof. Hicks, when it
costs them so little and tlie^liene
fits aro so groat. His fine Almun
ac of . 200 „. v . pages is • only , ,,r 25c, and 1
his splepdid family journal is
only one dollar a year including
AToHK's Pub. Co., 2201 Locust -"rf bt., °
St. Louis,Mo
Savs He Was Tortured.
“I suffered such pnm from cc rns
I could hardly walk,” writes H.
Robinson, Hillsborough, Ills.,
but” Bucklen’s Arnica Salve com
pletely mi rep them.” Acts like
magic on sprqins, bruises, cuts,
sores, scalds, burns, boils, ulcers.
Pertect healer of skin diseases and
piles. Cure guaranteed byJ.W.
Whiteley
It was a right warm election for
Mayor and Couucilman in town
yesterday. Several citizens took
an active part m it.
Udsd Changed Te Poison
Putrefying food in the intestines
produces effects like those of ar
senic, but 1 >r, .King’s New Lite
Pills expel the poisons from clog
gep bowels, geatly, easily but
surely, curing Constipation, Bil
iousness, Sick Headaeh’, Fevers,
all Liver, Kidney and Bowel trou
bles, Only 25c at Whiteley
Dou’t forget us when in town.
Saved His Life
I wish to say that I fee owe my
life to Kodol Dyspepsia Cure,"
writes H. C. Chrestenson of Hay
(loid, Minn. "For three years I
was troubled with nyspepsia se
that I could hold not long on my
stomucli. Many times I would he
unable to aetnih a morsel of foijd.
Finally I was confined to m.y lied
Docrors said I could not live. I
read mie of your advertisement on
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure aadthought,
it fit my case and coumuj 1 :''-*™
use. first bottle. I began to impro|^fl|
commened
I'u
Chrii
■F Qegth Near.
maSFitty heart ache,
teer>. O, Overstreet of Elgin
4 h p hear my wife cough
colfapse. weak and sore
kid Oood doc
*Ue waai ho, far gone with
Liam ciJitt oojnediciue earner, oi
Ip Km con 14 hut a
1 mended Dr. King’s
Rrv and persistent ujtr
Kj–^medkffue BiiiTiteiv saved
Kkdds, gunran
Bronchitis
BUHfriiront r und Lung
aml #l,00.nt Whitelev
Its free
about midnight eev- y
Mien of the town
■bells, ^bidding the
HtoWcriaiiis B^Lrattlod tbs new
it ofi
9E an lonesome
iflin
ja Cure
wm t you cat.
tains all of the
and -j|i?ests relief all kinds ol
food. It gi ves iftsbwt It allows and never al!
falls to cure. you to eat
the food you want. Tliemost sensitive
can takeH- Bjr its use many
thousands of everythin!* dyspeptics els* have failed. been It
after
unequalled for alUtumach troubles.
can't help
but do you good
by fj>SWtTt– Co-.^Ulikij y
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GEORGI A-Glascock County.
By virtue of an order from tin
of U«Utfc|jC£ ot said countv.
bo sold at public out <*rv on the
Tuesday in Juti. 1902, at the
hosts* in saidcounty, within
usual house of sale, the follown
real estate, situated in the 1284th
Distuct, G. M,, said state am
enmity, to-wit: Three (8) tracts
of land known as the Amos iiutta
way land; ’ each tract, will be sold
w|W||teJ S ai«l Hands adjoo
lauds of Mrs. Jbesie «. Wxon
Law'son Dixoii, John Marsh ai«
others, aud afe the same inudi
"hero Amos ITaltavray residei
and possessed at the time of bn
(|enth . T|)(1 lraclfi COhlnil
fivojnmdred PlnTts and acres, complete* more’or descrip- less,
more
Don of landa cim Im> had bh calling
< )l! <ho umlf-rsteiiod and same i cat
he aoen on thdfhvy of sale, Term.'
yf sal( . cush- j Purohaser t0 pay for
p apers . . Pe^B. , „
J H Hattawav
• **»■« * » ! 1*KH. r Amo. Halt.
wa y. Dee 5th
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OEORGlA-Clascock county.
Georgo, T; Hannah administra
tor upon thv estate of PoithaLou*
late of siiik county deceased hnv mr
filed his pclilioli for discharg d
this is to cite all persons eoneern
ed to show otuise agains the gran
ting if this discharge at the regu
lar term of thoeort of 'Ordinary
for said county 6obe held ou tin
first Mondap in Mnrcn 1902.
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This 4tli Dec. 1901, J. C.
English Ordinary.
H. H. C0SKERY,
733 and 735 Broad Street, —
Augusta, Georgia
V"
Carriages,'buggies,'.Wagons, Harness J
Saddlery, Carriage and Wagon"[MateriaI. Hemlock and
White Oak'Sote Leather, Harness Leather and Rubber
Belting. Blacksmith and Woodworker’s Tools,
Agents for Babcock’s Fine Vehicles,
Also Jno W. Masury – Sons
House Paints.
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Stewart'Phuiizy), - James Tobin,-;-: x Ferdinand Phinisy
- -1 f-. A ft vm l r.:K
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to rr NS
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Congress is about as had as the
Geojgia Legislature on appr pria
tion. They j.ist rfpprapriuto till
they get tired and.go home. .
The value of the cotton and
cotton seed of the southern stales
last yea/ was $715.000,(DO.
That cough
Hangs on. i
You have used all
sorts of cough reme
dies but it does not
yield; it is too deep
seated. It may wear
itself out in time, but
it is more liable to
produce la grippe,
pneumonia or a seri
ous throat affection.
You need something
that will give you
strength and build
up the body. **
SCOTT’S
EMULSION
will do this when everything
else fails. There is no doubt
about it. It nourishes,
strengthens, builds up and
makes the body strong and
off healthy, this not only to throw
hard cough, but to
fortify further the system against
attacks. If you are
run down or emaciated you
should certainly take this
nourishing food medicine. *
•ndft i'C, •lULnujdtfi.
SCO
Most of (he negroes'nrc out chasing
rabbits toe-day. They have a lot of
fun.
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SAY
J) GQAXAHTEE
koothlls
To cure SICK HEADACHE,
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION,
and all diseases arising from In
digestion. They will purify your
blood and make your oomplexlon
as FAIR AS A LILY. They are
gelatin coated. PRICE 25 CENTS.
OUR HOLLL
We have this yjjp'gi
of Clothir.g'tfH before^*
ever
NOTHING WoJ
than a
Gloves.
We to »end sul.jo^ yon * Jg|
yon ffi S
Mai! or %-rH r.
Lathe?
.i evy’s 3
838 Broad Street;
This Season
WeViliftrffer'to the Pu 1
SHO.
That hns^ever'been'for’iale in'Augusta.
Our’Shoew will.be sold’strictlv on tbeir merits V
ftitiee <»f their reliability. We will^have Eome^speqH
make as the season progresses.
In medium priced Shoes the lines wo carry have no si
FARM SHOES
Such'ns ore needed by tlntfe exjHiged fo the inclemency of the
er. We have made special efforts tnjsecure Shoes that will give
ple protection.tojthe feet and keep them dry. No troub.e to
our shoes. ’
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826 BROAD STREET.
W 8 T Agents for Hunan k Sou* Fins Himes.
Best Vajiue The
est Sty He In A ugusta.
The low pries stor* saves you money on every article you
to buy. No matter what prices othersjmake, yon will find the
prices here
JJJT Furs, bkirts, Virdei wear, Sacks, Wrappers, Silks and Dress cfl
25 per cent. weVave yo 1 on all above hues. 200 pair Notin^B Cur^P
Lace curtaint, $2,( 0 value #1.09 200 pair Ciuny Lace
#2.50 quality $1.50. 200*pair line Lace Curtains at 25 per cenM'
price. Wmf
Home Made Ccoraia and S. C. Carpets.
80c forjstout fast color carpets; 50c for extra'super-wool Cn
85c for wool sfair Carpels. 500 Rugs^nt 50c on the (dollar,
wear cheaper llion any place in town. You save money on what
buy of
P. D, HORKAN – CO.,
Augu^Ja, Ga.
Notice To Contractors and Home Builders!
Having purchased a largo stock before the advance in price*
metal goods I am prepared to (ill all orders at lowest market prtl
for Tin plate Solder, Zinc, Copper, Black and Galvanised Sheet In,
Corrugated Iron Tarred Rocking and Building Paper.
loves, Banges, Mantels, Tiling and Grat^t
Galvanised Iron Cornices aud.Shect Metal,Work A Specialty.
REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONE
D avid Slu sky 9 I* AUGUSTA, ifl Broad Sirec GA
■** Charles 6. Allen,
* Stoves, Greates Ranges, Tinware.
830, Broad Street,
Augusta, Ga.,
Davis^yuj
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