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Htockbm. h»« wul to tin. <.*.••.■ » «uri""b in
th,. «b»p* "t aVi ty"hi»l! al..| ;.e .'.ally f"t lift'd
han '• "UK. J
Frnni the Cedwtown, *h . V tverttoer.
Mr. A Hntitihgton «*hil ■ »• M» •
pl. iii"iit|, tov'k *gg hr ■ '« ' igh* ’>°f » l"” 1 n *l
anil amaantwa tn » > mil' 1 no* ’ha bmx »».»
S', UM bl a and th* all" ■ •*' Ini-baa
Tillman* 2!«ral
Wayi-nw* lt< fhi iVn’ral riant ,
rii’iiiily. a very awi-*l tody toga* to
Krirf nil'll i VI ry jamiliar and eioliai i aMMiix
I’irriinialair ia. Tie "’’i n* of th« tr.rtlbto waa
a l«li Kami, and ab» wore a bnaUe. M rat
F.rl.t tb» thing* "II good la-tore t'-ai.i"'
livin'-
1 liltle llUrk law’ll-
Waidiingtoii I lir-niieln A li'fro Imy alrl i'
nil,, yi-am "Id jn-1.-n tbr Tallaferrow le d
JJttli ilv. r tn tin Mandy Cnaie u.igldsHdiffl"l
wbiwo bnaiuravi it waa to ii'irae a nagT" rhllil,
r HH-liidi I laat wirk that it waa It ra mi. j
Imaina*-*, and ihatlda I to alrika at "lira
Finding U lin;«o to qii>*-l tin l-alo, ha
took a flint r-r'k ationt an tin’b and a half
*M|naro and, ojaiiiliig tto child" montli.
,1 It till" hi" threat. Hhmd i-einiMeiin d
fl,,«iug fri.riy from the tiaby'a throat and
the nurtn Io ••ami' alamied. He tiMik the
baby in Ida anna and homed t • the mother,
who gave the alarm al "•>'' The r-a k
waa tir.-vll pull' d <"H, ami tbt b by lin.-'-r
<d ii"in Moudoj •util "■•tiiidav. ah'" It
died Tim v. nllct "I the < 'orotii i r '» jnry »a« ;
that death reaulted tr<-m jmoniimnia. oeuai 1 In
tin- aevr-rr wound. It i« I" I >’»ed that the grand
jury will I* eakr d to inv< . igatw 11 e
Ji.m.torn. T. aaa bee. J9th, IW.
To bu J II Mi l.rta. Hi Izuiia. M-
Tina run. • that my «l"t‘ r. Emily <r> ««.
wee taken IMtoi n year ■ ar - with a l»rea*t die
ea»< in i-uiuu I'tii.n with in. ii.trn.l th range
nmnta which prn.lii--.-4 a•• >• n- <■ nigli ami
g. mral debility. K-mli ring In r in Iph "« ami
nnabli lor any kind "I "'l'l'-'’, and alt. r lul
fling tin "kill of a- Im "I «*nr Imwt physn-iai,"
and tinug at-vral humin <1 d'dlaie worth"! .
varioua nmduim-a on hi r hi m-g""'b Irnat
Jun, 1 jipaMiri-d a laittli- "I f*r J ll M* la-an "
Homo .|.allu<- J.m r and Kidm v Halm wlii'-h
et on,. I.,yran I" I" l|. I" ' ■•' thin alm lia»
need nevi u botllew. and to mu )"> I* r'-wtored
t" gm.d 111 allli, I« gaining th h and lum I"
niiliie attong ami abb tod" In i honaeworti "be
|a infirely relieved "I her ttoiiblia ami <
would iiiit be willmiil tin mi-dirlim nmb-r any
runaidi rati-'ii.
W. M < nawa. !
For wale by all drttgglal.
Tlir Sltiry ttf a Li>'t HiMoern|»lier.
Atlanta t'oriatiliitloti Hanrwr.i.i., Ga„ April
fl Si al tlm "Id I.lm i hiir. li," i n Mr. T I
l.inden’a planlatlmi. a trunk haw lie. n found in
a liraneh It i> au|ipw' d.tliat tin rem lit heavy
ralnw wawhed out tin hram II Im'nw ite uwnal
depth, and left the top the trunk eipowed.
whirl, led to It" diai’nvery Altai tlm trunk
»» taken "til, npelu d and de tent" ex
endued, a full "iitflt of photographer’" inatru
nieutw, an old idoth I’oat. ami a knlteaek w«»
ftiuiid Um appearance us the Hunk and
imnlrtita would mdieata a bin lal ol ten yeara
or more No otm a, etna Io liari any Idea
when, how, or from what catlwe the trunk
waa | ill m am h a "wduded | lace, ami limn
mail* to revt in a waitry grave.
CALL CM
Henry S. Johnson
THOMSON,
Eddystone Guano
lie is Sole Agent
for Me I )ullic, ( olum
bia and IJncoln coun
ties.
Also Agent for
FINEST BRAND
Acid Phosphate.
Testimonials:
R \V Kearney. Middleburg. X. C .
huvh: "1 iim'il one ton of I'.ddystne
with aeven standard brands on tobac
co, and like it better than any I used,
and expect to use it next sea-son."
He' (•<<». \ Hom . M UIHOII, X. C.,
■ays: "1 uaedoue ton EddyatoD guano
nndev tobacco. which gave me perfect
satisfaction. In fact, 1 can truly say
it i« the la'st I ever in d "
\V. J. Norwood, Wnrcnton. X.
says: "The Eddystone sold last season,
for tobacco, has given universal
aatisfadion. Some plintcra nay thev
have never had anything to act a
well, will have a goo I tinde for it tins
year.”
Mr. John M Green,of Atlanta, Ga.,
has charge of the vde of thia brand
ot guano, and will be pleased to
communicate with the readers of this
article, or have them call u|«on the
dealers throughout the south for the
Eddy stone soluble guano, as there is
nothing letter offered to the entire
planting mteraat, not only for tobacco,
tmt foi •v'erytlnii raised from the
■oil, in this cutin* wctiou.
Atlanta, Ga., Dots.
Something About the
Ups and Downs of
her Inhabitants.
’liiu H:;n.:way Hive.
All int-i imperia mw giving tbn pub
lic «■ tin- ciiiiiiuh aitrl WKiiilerful ciihch
that nrc rpiiUt intere«ting. It HceuiH n
young ln'ly <>f Attaiit.i luul be«n re
ported tiv tlen'l, but it came to the
ctirn of it ('onutitution reporter that
uhe WhhMill nlive, unil being on the!
uh id for nr-wu cnlh-il nt her resilience
to b- it ti ill the fiudw Mine Dunitw.iv, j
who liwl In id pi 'iiioiinceil tb’iii), naiil: |
“For four yi-urn, rheitnialiHtn anil
neurnk’i'i have reHieteil phyn!ctarm
n'nl nil other treatment. My iiiuhclcm
tip-'l to dry up, my flesh ehrank
nway, my joiutw were Hwollen, painful
iiiid large, lout my appetite, wa» re
duced to (Ml p Hindu m wright, anil
for niontliH wnw "■.pcctetl to die. 1
commenced the unit of 11. B. B , and ,
the in ti'di of our hall lu.ttleconi inced |
rnv friends that it would cure me. Itn
ell’r-ct witH like magic. It gave me an
appetite, gave me atrcuglh, relieve I
all my pains and aches, added fienli J
to rnv lionet, anil when five bottlei
had been ueml, I had gained 50
poutnta of flesh, and am to-day sound
slid well.
Mr. J. I’. Ilin is of Wml Ell
Whal Mr -J I’. Davis, of West Eml,
said: I have only a few words to
say, which are to state that I have
been confined to my bed for two
months with what was called Nervous
lllic'imntism, or .Sciatica. I was only
enabled to hobble about OCCnsiomilly
by the use of crutches, and in this
condition I commenced the use of B
B B, four bottles of winch enabled
me to discard tlm use of my crutches
amt attend to business. I had i
piev iously used nil well recommended
i inedicim s without relief It has been
over om year since using B. B B
am! 1 consider myself u permanently
cured man.''
Mr. 11. I' llimlsi'. Vankiiasl rGa li. li
makes a statement .
"My wife has been a great sufferer
from catarrh. Several physicians and
various patent medicines were resort
ed 10, vet the disease continued
unabated, nothing appearing to make
any impression upon it. Her consti
tution finally became implicated, the
poison being in her blood.
“I secured a bottle of B. 11. B. and
placed her upon its use, and* to our
surprise the improvement began at
once, and her recovery was rapid and
complete. No other preparation ever
produced such a wonderful change,
and for all forms of Blood Diseases I
cheerfully recommend B. B. B. as a
i superior Blood Purifier."
Mr. Ju. L. Busworlh liiittonliukil
“Aes. sail! Mr. James L. Bosworth,
an old Atlantian, “it was twelve years
ago when I contracted a terrible case
of blood poisoning. 1 had no appetite,
i did not sleep well nt night, my diges
tion waa impaired, my throat was
cauterized five times and in fact I was
a total wreck. 1 hud been under the
treatment of several of the leading
phvsiciiins of Atlanta; tried ne.arlv
| every blood remedy advertised; went
to Hit Sprit,gs, where I remained
several months, receiving no benefit
whatever.
A truly wonderful blood remedy
was recommended, known as B. B. 11.
1 used it, and, sir, 5 bottles cured me
land I really lalievo it to be the
' grandest amt quickest blood reniedv
j ever known ”
Send to Blood Bahn Co., Atlanta.
(ia. for then Book of wonders, free.
Eot -alt’ at lite Drug Store of
Ilf. lb 1.. I’eeples, I larlein (la.
attg-27
J. R. KIDWELL,
1,02 b Broad St., Augusta, (la.
Steam Bread Bakery
AND
Candy Manufactory
STICK CANDY
cents per pound, wholesale,
bresli Bread. Pies and Cakes
every day. Give us a call.
MORi: HOTEL BUBEI SHOP
kluuw Haiti uttingUndShampooing don.
in th. u. st. »t and m.Mt x-ieutifl.- manti, r by
M. IN rosil A ROBERTS.
Itotaiid void I xHi. Uivt u» a call. I'uJtU
atUMitictt.
Special Notice.
\! J. parties ind« bh <1 tn rn<- f»»r mertfeal
hi rTire an- r<-<pi* to <v>nie ierward
and tts »♦ on r. cither by nor» <>r the ranh
nr * ill find th' ir ■ccoiint*iii »n attorney'*
hand*.
janl I A. J Sanims M. D.
G:b:cn & fcandeic-riile B- P.
Al ’ ‘'TA, (i. AKO H. Ha JI.Ro AD, I
Ar<,f -r A, Ga.. her. Id, ’MS. f
Tn ( fT* • • Sunday, < < nib< r 11, lK*is, at 5 p. ;
in:
Exempt Mnndayrt PaMHrngera and freight.
No. 1 a. ¥. I Xo. 2 a. x. I
Ef-iV Gi!rf«nn. ■'» " J Lv.AngiiaU C:23
•• KUpletou .5 Weateria. .7:02
*« J'upi 6.00 “ Grace wood 7:26 j
“ Matthew* 6:15 “ Eiclnnond 7:‘ix
“ Hmith . 6:23 “ Hephzibah H:OH 1
K» VH <'• 35 “ Hath « 32
“ Burke.. 6 sl> “ Burke . 56 j
| “ Bath 7:05 “ Key* . . .920 .
• He zibah 7:17 “ Hmith 9
“ Hi<’|,n»Dnd 737 “ Matthews .9 50
“ Gpm, . wood 717 “ i'«’pe .1014 i
“ V. f< ria *63 “ Stapleton .10 3* I
Airivi Augnatn «:30 ArriveGibaon.. 11 3W 1
No. '■ r M No 4 P M I
Jzeave G,!* >n 145 U-ave. AugnMa 5 (><»
*■ stapk-ton 247 “ WeMteria. .5 27
, “ poor 211 “ Grarewood.s 42 1
“ Matthew* .3 36 “ Biehmond .5 52'
“ Smith 34* “ Hephzibah 612 ‘
i Kev* 404 | “ Bath 624 <
‘‘ Burk* 130 “ Burke 639
“ B ith 454 “ Kev* 654
“ H< phzilmh sl* “ Smith 709
| “ llichmond 553 “ Matthew* 717
I “ (i'tr.wood. 605 “ Prpe ... 732
Wcßtrria .6 20 “ Stapleton. 747
' Arrive. Atigiiwta 6 17 j Arrive Gib* ui 8 29 <
BUNDAYS PASSENGERS ONLY.
No. 1 A. M No. 2 A. >T
I l.eavft Gilm/ii 6.10 I.» ave Ailgunta. .81,0
“ Stapleton .6.53 “ Wciatiria 8:27
“ l op.’ . 7.08 j “ Grac. w .0(1.8-42
“ Matthew*. .7.23 “ Bic.imond. 8:5.2
Smith 7.31 “ Hephzibah .9:12
“ Key* 7:16 “ Bath t 9.24
“ Burke 8:02 “ Burke . 9.16
“ Bath 8:17 “ Key*. 9.55
“ He phzibah. 8.321 “ bnitth. .. 111.10
“ Kn-hntond. *53 “ Mathew* .10.17
“ <»i.ii ' W'.’.’xl 9.03' “ Pope 10'32
“ WeMteria... .9:18 | “ Stapleton .10.47
Arrive Augnnta.. .3 45 Arrive <iibwon. 1129
No. 3 p. m. | No. 4 p. m.
Lcavve (ijb*on 320 | Leave Augn*ta ::ni
“ S’aDleton 403 “ W-Diia 3.27
Pope .. 4.18 “ Grace w00d..3:42
“ Al i‘th( w* 433 “ llichmond .3:5*2
“ Smith . 441 j “ Hephzibah »12
“ K< y* 1:56 , “ Bath .... 4:24
i “ Burke 5:11 “ Burke 540
*• Bath 526 | “ Key* 455
Hephzibah. 5:38 ) “ Smith ...5 10
, “ Ktchniond 558 j “ Matthew*. .5:18
“ Graccv. .>0(1.6:08 “ pop - 5:33
; “ We*teria 623 “ Stapleton. .5:47
Arrive Aiigu*t.i. 650 Arrive Gil ->n 6 3.'
It. M. MITCHELL, I’rcaidi nt.
IHOil
and all Pinout Complaints-w relieved by taking
WRIGHTS INDIAN VECETA3LE PILLS
Pan’t CuetiH. Ht Crtetnr. Ft!;' Ci:. Al! Bratzlita.
| Surveyor’* Nolice.
j ) ski n s deniring Sur\« ying done can *ccnre
1 inv Kcrvice* by ud<lr» **ing m< nt Harlem,
(ia. ’ ‘ R. R. HATCHER,
< ’ounty Surveyor
School Commissioner’s
Notice.
I The public Hchool* of Columbia county, Ga.,
j mn*t h. opened by the tir*t day of April ami
cloned by the tir*t day of July next. By order
of the Board.
Thi* January 4, 1886.
J T. SMITH, U.S. C
MEN ONLY
A QUICK, PERMANENT, CERTAIN CURE FCR
Lost orFailiug Manhood, Nervousness
WenkneHH, Lack of Strength,
Vigor or Dcvolopinent,
Ontiand by indiHcroliouti. exowuMMt, eto Benefltßin a
, <Uy , Our** tuually within n month. No Deception
por Quacknry. |‘<»elt ire Proof*, ful 1 deNcriptiou and
1 Vv’L “‘Dlr* In plain tomled unvolopo. frt>*.
I Hie MLDIUAL CO.. P.O. Drawer 179. Ruffu o, NT.
THIS PAPER B'.ST
NewMjMijMr Aiborttaing Hunnuc 10 Spruce St.\
NEW YORK.
AIRED BAKER, Preaident JOSEPHS BEAN, Cashier
AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK,
811 BROW STREIT. HCISTI GEORIiU
Cash Assets, $300.000.00
Surplus. 50,00000
TRANSACTS A GENERAL DEPOSIT AND DISCOUNT BUSINESS
INTERESTON DEPOSITS OF FIVE TO TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
Accounts of Banks, Bankers and Merchants Received on Favorable Tsrsss.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO COLLECTIONS
—Direoturs—
ALFRED BAKER. W. B TOING, E. R. DEBUT
EDWARD O’DONNELL, IDGARtR. SCHNeiDSIi
M 11 1 S u}' ■ l vvl- .. ■ 'I-'.’ HW EIGERT. Ji lls RIVAL,
M.lly MIMIEJiE J. O’CONNOR JOSEPH 8. BEAN.
OTTO W. MARSHALL.
Merchant Tailor,
217 71 IL STREET, AUGUSTA, GA.
Keeps constantly on hand a tine lino of
Foreign and Domestic Woolens,
SL'CH AS
Wordsteds, Cassimeres, Tweeds, hevoit s, Etc.,
Which he will make up in the latest styles. Will guarantee aAt or no pav
Will call on or about February 20, ISS6. at Harlem, with a full line of my
Spring and Summer Styles. I'hose wishing a fashionable suit will do well to
wait for
Otto W. Marshall.
Home Council.
We take pleasure in calling your
attent on to u remedy so long needed
| in carrying children safely through
the critical stage of teething. It isnn
i incalculable blessing to mother and
| child. If you are disturbed at night
\ with a sick, fretful, teething child, use
; Pitts' Carminative, it. will give instant
i relief, nml regulate the bowels, and
make teeth'-ig safe ami easy. It will
cure Dysentery anil Dinrrhtea. Pitts’
Carminative is an instant relief for
colic of infants. ? It will promote di
gestion. give tone and energv to the
stomach and bowels. The sick, puny,
suffering child will soon become the
i fat ami fro]icing joy of the household.
It is very pleasant to the taste ami
only costs 25 cents jer bottle. Sold
j by druggists.
For sde at Holliday's Drug Store
Harlem, (la., and by W. J. Heggie, of
Grovetown.
OPEN FIRE QTni/CC
VENTILATOR “iyitd
PATENTED.
Burn any kind of Fuel!
SOFT OR HARO COAL.
A They keep the air in
JMI it room pure by
Perfect Ventilation
SAVE IN FUEL (
MORE THAN THEY COST
j A re ,oH <J* r
ut,t * '*
CIVE NO CAS 1
but burn it all
[ i T|IEY SECVM
* -j Healthfulncßw,
,c • By Perfect Ventilation
f Econ<»my,
’jQr 'A By Perfect Oombwotion
Chc-eriulneNM,
wj—M n U i i i '-yB jjj,
Comfort,
£/ By Uniform, Equable WarmSK
Aa low in price as th* cheapest. Illumination as froaw
an open-Grate Fire. W<-rth ni -re than the most eostly.
Bee an Open-Fire Ventilator Stove, with fire in it, beforW
buying any store. Ask yoaratove dealer to show yea
one; if he Uaa none send to us for catalogues and tocti
menials.
GOLD’S HEATER MEG. CO. - i
•24-642 East 14th St., New York.
Wttß
‘SIDMIUII . r .UALKaW DECAY.
A Life Experience. Remarkable and
quick cures. Trial Packages. Send
Btanp forces,led particulars. Address
j Dr. WARP fi. CO. Louisiana, Mo,
Burial Outfits.
W»* have in stock a lartro lot of all stvlcH o
ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT
Cases and Caskets.
White Marbleized Case* for infant* and cbil-
I dren ot elegant *t\les, with gla** full length.
Besides tlies , we have a full stock of ('mftin*
i <»f imitation of tine wood, which are very haud
, stiiic and cheap.
We also Lave a full line of
Dressing Material
lor inside,and Ornamental Platofl, etc. We are
prepared to sell these goods as low a* any Un
dertaker in the State, and parties wanting such
will find it to their interest to try us be
fore going clscwhtru.
J. F. Hatcher & Co.,
HARLEM, GA.
We Stand at the Head
WITH THE
» LICHT RVNXISa
f- * MB
w DOMESTIC,
-—-■
Davis, Household
\ AND
V- NEW HOME
l ia JQQ aBH
W ' Sewing Machines,
1 NEW STYLE
Attachments,
New Style Wood Work.
I’atti-Hanil Attachment Furnished Free
500 Good Second-Hand S. wing Machine* taken in exchange for above makes, to be ’sold a B
half value, ?5, $lO, sls each, waarnted in good sewing order. Sewing Machines of all make
(paired.
Agents for Domestic Paper Patterns.
Send for Catalogue and Price I.ists to
THOMAS, BARTON & KEY,
The Sewing Maohine an,l Organ Dealers, ‘J24 Broad Street, Augnuta, Q a
WATCHES I DIAMONDS hJEWEIRY I
Largest and Handsomest Stock in Georgia.
I TAVING purchased F. A. BRAHE'S ENTIRE STOCK OF JEWELRY and consolidated
11 with it he elegant *tock formerly carried by me at my old stand under the Central Hotel,
I I now <-tier at rediic d pri-- s the In;ndsomest stock <>f Jewelry, Silverware, Ao., ever seea ib
i thi* city, at my NEW STORE, Corner Broad and Seventh Strcetß, and familiarly knowa m
“Brahe* Corner.”
Mr. BRAHE will remain with me, and will be pleased to see his friends.
WILLIAM SCHWEIGERT,
Jeweler, 702 Broad street
AT GOODYEAR’S
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY
CAN ALWAYS BE FOUND A FULL LINE OF
Medium and Cheaper Grades
OF
Open and Top Buggies,
At Lower Pricoß than at any othor Hotwe thi» Hid« of Cincinnati. Thia work ia all mada to
order, are Lighter Running and Better Finished than the class of work generally sold as Stand
ard T eludes. But I have just received a Full Line of Fine
Family Carriages, Moos & Cabriolets I
; Just received another shipm, nt of those Fine Open and Top Buggies, made upon special or
ders, by 1..M nnmutacnret-H N. ? -th atid East. Nothing being need in the construction .f
dWsnowm thi'wXt' 'lnsmcL S ‘ y ' # FiDißh> uue( * n “ llei *’
Saddles and Harness- —All Grades!
Mnbiir i r e stnd T h>A e Jr PriC rs han l ha y e " l V^ h ? fl,re heen known in ‘ho history of the busi-
S.d. f? tl ei• < ; -i‘l ■, m Plantation Wagons, all sizes. Oak andiHemlock
Sul. L. .1 bci. l .lit skins Shoo findings. ( arrtage and Wagon Materials, Hamess Leather Belt
Lacing of superior quality, Rubber and Leather Belting. Also a full line of
HARDWARE.
4
Hoes’’ Pi!.ki’;ml"wm d''" P?t’r a ? d Cutlerv ’ r,ow for ! > ll Nails, Arc,
it k:? liak. H '. iln .tt ;■ ltcl ' kl ’ l d?’^ h( 7-, s ’ S P ades ’ Steelyards and Scale Beams, Grind
knd Church bells? wbSd,a^L“ W D ° Or ’
A. R. GOODYEAR, Agent,
At the Old Stand, Opppoettc Georgiaßaihoad Bank, 70f Broad’^'" 01 *° E '
C. C. P. C. M.
■ C' outis C re£ k
ffl Q PORTABLE CORN MILLS
ito3 iw i r F— ~ - ___ Make the very best Meal. Priees low.
■K k di-.- ''e build them is a verv substantial mann*
*' , * 1 "i also sell the SORTING INJECTORS, the
vvl •' mUTrfV " best boiler feeder made. Only one handle
4 MfcSr— -W \ ,o "Derate. The ATLAS EN'GINEB and
f .'W f ' ESLL -S \l&\ BOILERS, the ERIE ENGINES and BOILr
/ ' f \| \ EES, the VAN DUSEN JET PUMPB. Make
f l‘N til \ and repair all kinds of machinery; also koop
4, SSL V *\ 11 lull stock of Enginesand liill Fittinp,
■ I 'l A r \ Saws, etc.
Ceo. R. Lombard & Co.
, Foundry, Machine and Boiler Works,
foundry, Machine and Boiler Works. Also Mill and Engine
Supply House, Augusta, Ga.