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THE JOURNAL,
KNOXVILLE, CRAWFORD CO. GA.
PUBLISHED EVERI FRIDAY
PERCY V. HOWELL.
Knoxville, Oa. as second class
transmission through the mails.
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or all except lagre contracts.
ATLANTA & FLORIDA R. R.
Down Trains Up Trains
2 40 p m } I Leaving Knoxv, f 7 89 a m
7 56 p m daily except Sun. \ 12 40 p m
Sunday Train south leaves at 7 50 p m
Sunday Train north leaves at 7 39 a m
The Atlanta Evening Journal assures ns
that Sam Small was beaten for the senate.
Now. where is the third party.
The returns of the prohibition election
in Laurens county give the antis 41 ma
j ority. Notice of a contest has been filed.
Alliancemen in North Carolina have
whipped out the bagging trust, so far as
that state is concerned. No jute bagging
is used in tho Old North State.
The Alliance Advocate, which is pub
lished at Montezuma, has become a thor
on ghly good agricultural paper, and should
go into every farmer’s home m the South.
Some men who claim to be too poor to
take their county paper can always find
tiie cash to buy cheap liquor when they go
to town. This would lie a grand old
country were it not for such people.
The Savannah Morning News reaches
this place on the same iu which it is pnb
lished. -The Macon morning paper doos
the same, as also do both the morning and
evening Atlanta papers. Onr town is now
in the world
The farm produts of this country have
to compete with the cheapest markets or.
earth, aud what the farmer buys must he
purchased in the dearest market in the
world. Our great ? tariff laws place the
farmer in this condition.
Monroe county politics which had sim¬
mered down to a tepid heat, marmed up
considerably a few days ago. The cause
of this excitement was brought about by a
negro coming into the race for the legis¬
lature against tho nominees.
In elections like the last, where there
was no known opposition to the democrat¬
ic nominees, it behooves every one who can
convenient iy do so, to cast his vote, not
only for certain candidates, but for all tlm
nominees. No one who will think over the
matter candidly will fail to vote for each
and every nominee.
On tho front page wo give this week a
few ix'racts from a speech made by Hon,
Tom Watson in McDuffie county. Mr.
Watson is one of the best lawyers in Geor¬
gia today, and the day is not far distant,
when ho will take rank among tne ablest
statesmen ofth^conntry. He is our Alex
Stephens number two.
Hon. Samuel .T. Tilden, whon the pro¬
tection democrats sometimes refer to
their political exponent, said of the pres¬
ent tariff that it was passed during
congressional cm nival of manufacturers,”
end ibat it ‘ lessened the productive
of human labor as if God had cursed
with ungeuial climate or ungrateful soil.”
MaCON CHINA STORE,
3G3 SECOND ST, 164 COTTON AVE,
MACOIV, G 4 .
We have the best variety of goods be¬
BALTIMORE. longing to our line You to will be seen find in SOUTH op
our store
Splendid Line of Ckockkrt, Class
Wake, China, Tin Ware’ Tea set. De¬
corated Dinner sets, c ambe sets, Table
ami rocket cutlery, Wooden ware, Oil
Stoves, ete. The Lar gest stock ol Lamps
and chandeliers ever carried in Oeorgia,
Conic to see us When you visit Macon.
Dr, Mitt's TEETHIWA (Teething Powders)
Bowels, Allays Irritation, Aids Dljrestlon, Child,wakes Regulates the
Easy and Strengthen* Costs only the 26 Cents. Teeth in Teething
Eruptions Sores, a cures
Summer and and nothing equals it for
the troubles of Children of any age, Zt
isaqfeandstxv, Try It and you will never be
without ten In TJSETHINA as long Druggist. as there £T«a child*
the House. Ask your
For Sale by Jones & LeSueur, Knoxville
aud J. F. Hartley, TayloiGa.
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SjfsU-to IKDIAK general health,
directs *11 irr-anl.nriilesand 'WijGSSO
from which I<.«•.!<•* miSet. luinoyloir tronMee
.cmimr it K ivts the
weak,Uetilllu cheerful tea health and strchzth.and
makes the Ueaimudent, dt-uresaad tu
Atityour Drusaist.
For sale at, Knoxvl'le by Jones &I,e
Snur; at Taylor by J. F. Hartley.
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Bought tho SniontiSd
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SEWING
BECAUSE ST WAS "S^SS SESTj
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For it doos snob beautiful work.
Samp!© Kashin© si Factory Pries.
EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED FOR 5 YEARS.
Ms Wanted la Unoccnpied Territory.
JM MAHUFACmS COL
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The lots are laid off in convenient shape and the land iiea
well. Lots are on and near the railroad track and are nearly
ONE MILE FROM KNOXVILLE.
Some building will commence at once, and the new town
started. Get a move on you and buy one of those
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In these clays of booms the fast man is the one who gets there
right, and their motto when a bargain is offered is to
BUY AT ONCE
This property a n never be worth less than it : s now, and
probability is that it will soon enhance rapidly, and you
find out that you have made a
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This property is offered for sale at Knoxville by
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-ON THE
Xjiie Injure JEndowmerit Plan
Gombines prest nt Pit tection to your family if you die, with
future Endowment to vourself if you live, at ordinary life rates.
The company’s policies ar Incontestable, Non-Eorfeitable and
have the Extension Feature. The late of interest realiued
Is higher and the death rate I/nver than any of the leading
companies in the United States. For particulars see
W. P. BLASINUAME,
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VAArifisLL U> 9
Cotton ‘W ^z'oIzlo'O.jsso
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS;
MACON, GEORGIA.
Offers their services in the handling of cotton, to ti e farmers of this section. Onr
charges are very moderate, and special rates can be made on application. Hive us
ft trial and we will make, it to your interest to patronize us.
Campbell & Jones, Macon, Gt.
S H Y 0 rH R r > O T T O N
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1?^fie031 , b. *» «* - « Georgia,
He does EXCLUSIVELY A COTTON BUSINESS. He is a seller and not a buyer,
lie always sets the Highest Market Trice- He does not handle bagging, ties, gua¬
no or groceries. He devotes his whole time to the sale of eottou. lie loans Money
in the sping at a low rate of interest.
85sEW FURNITURE STORE
ST TOL 3 XT 03 L.iX.rNT.
lias opened a store at Knoxville, and invites the oeople of Crawford county to come
and inspect stock prices ”
my and compare my on
CHAIRS, BEDSTEADS. BEAOREAUX. SAFES
Besides 1 keep on hand a well assorted stock of other Furniture, including
COFFINS styles Various always] sizes anti
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CASKETS SiiP^ liaTld -
Commonsense Furniture at and below city prices. Save the
long havl and breakage and trade at home.
