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THE JOURNAL,
•KNOXVILLE, CRAWFORD CO. GA.
PUBLISHED EVER! FRIDAY BY
PERCY V. HOWELL.
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ATLANTA & FLORIDA R. R.
Dowx Tkaixs Up Tkaixs
2 40 p m ) Leaving Knoxv, f 7 39 a tn
7 50 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 suggestion that there be only one
day for holding regular elections has grown
into a demand. This matter of holding
1 lire or four .elections close together is ex¬
travagant.
You can't keep some'of of us down. W.
L. Mathews, the publisher of the Sylvania
Telephone, is building a two-story house
•for iiis office. The publisher of this paper
can do the same, but he isn’t in that bus¬
iness.
Prominent Augusta people are pushing
• the levee project. They propose to make
; the Fountain City safe from the inundations
, of the Savannah river. The last flood co^
that city a million.
Dr. A. E. Boggs has been chosen chan¬
cellor of the State University. Dr. Boggs
lias a high reputation in Tennessee for his
..astuteness as a scholar and for his extra¬
ordinary ability.
Mr. Blaine save that the coming contest
will decide as to which party .dial! rule for
the next generation. This is shrewd cam¬
paign talk, and really foreshadows the
.truth in the event of democratic victory.
Henry Weigel, a St. Louis crank who
had lost a case in court, assailed the judge
.who tried the case last week. The assault
was made with rotten eggs, of which he
.had a goodly number. The judge was
besmeared profusely with the odorous uue
lion, aud the crank was jailed.
Referring to the republican 'aiiff bill
the New York Herald says ’’When this
.swindling bill comes to be exposed nexi
session the country will wonder at the au¬
dacity and greed of the manufacturing mo¬
nopolists and their tools in venturing to
present such a piece of trickery to the sen¬
ate.”
It is likely that the republicans in this
.stale are getting in some secret work for
.certain o: their ilk, whom they they will
make every effort to elect to congress. It
is highly necessary that every democrat
.shall do his duty in the coming election.
The Pilot, a newspaper just started in
Evansville, Iud., aud editad by colored
men, says that Cleveland and Thurman
■will receive the votes of 4,000 colored citi
z -ns of Indiana next month. There arc
.shout 11.000 colored voters in Indiana,
.and heretofore they voted pretty solidly
with the republicans- No class of citizei 6
•would receive greater benefit from the tar¬
iff reform than the colored people.
Eight years ago General Grant said that
there was not a precinct in all this vast
jtuiion where a democrat canuot cast his
vote, and have it counted as cast, no mat¬
ter what the preponderance of the oppo¬
site party. The idea that the republicans
ihal phi not practice bulldozing was evidently
which the General wished to convey,
and it might have been practically true
then, bul such is not the case noiv. The
large manufacturers of the North furnish
to their employes slips of paper in pay
envelopes, onwhieh are printed: It will
be to your interest to vote for Harrison
and Morton,” and the like.
Donn Platt speaks truth explicitly in
Belford’s Magazine when he says: ”A
tariffis not a tax. Then what is it? Simply
a process through whioli the fiscal agency
of the government is used to insure a profit,
to certain moneyed interests, altogether of
a private sort. With the people of the
United States these interests refer matnly
to mining and manufacturing. The gov¬
ernment with us is merely a trust: It has
no property of its own, and no power be¬
yond the mere expression which its form
gives of the sovreignty that remains in the
people. It cannot, therefore, pay bounties
to one interest or class of interests without
taking precisely the .amount wrested from
another class Nor can the government
do indirectly that which it is forbidden to
do directly. In bringing the crushing
weight of the General Government into
the field of private enterprise by arresting
competition in behalf of a certain favored
interest the government is guilty, indi¬
rectly of an usurpation that not only de
■stoys its tisefullness, nut makes it a des¬
potism of the must intolerable sort.
Dr. Mflffeffis TEETM (Teeifiing Pcwtisrs)
Bowels, Allays Irritation, Aids Digestion, K^gnlatos the
Easy and Strengthens Costs only the 25 Cents. Child,makes Teethi Teething
Eruptions na curm rj
and Sores, a*’d .nothing ecpia ils it for
the Summer troubles of Children of any age. It
it •without safe and TEKTHI2JA sure. Try aslom? it and you will never ho
as there tro child
*ea in the House. Ask your Druggist.
For bale by Jones & Lebueur, Knoxville
aud J. F. Hartley, Taylor Ga.
fSSSESm hspotency, AEecfJua,. Ortj.u;!c Wcaknom, iiom.rrhasa, Syphilitic n:.()
Bercitrial Scientific treatment-, Bale ftr.d sur<j
remedies. IX'formitiM Treated. Cad or write for list ol
luesfioni'to be answc red by; hot o 'hairing treatment by mail
£P*r*jns Send Iurt o suffa aethk’c* rtncrfrom to Rnpfcnre their sdvm-.v^e. s.ion’d ar.iwi I tig their not address,?- Uunt.y
sou
bceeesoh tfl l)i. Butts’ Ahajiensauy fcataUhjfc»*z AG i ears
DR. MOFFETT’S
FEMALE MEDICINE
JB Mf4 strengthening the.Uter
ine ystem IKDXAJNr and building up ‘WEJEJO the general health,
corrects all irrejalarifie, and annoying troubles
from weak.debilitated whiph romany ladles health suffer, it trlves the
woman and strength.aud
makes cheerful the despondent, depressed in
spirits. In change of life no lad, shmud be with¬
outINDIAN WEED. Itis Sefeund Unfailing.
Ask your Druggist.
Jor sale at Knoxvi'le by Jones & Le
Suur; at Taylor by J- F. Hartley.
a wisewoman
Bought tha ARM Splendid
HIGH
Pii« tlPSSil
S1WB0SQ MACHINE
BECAUSE IT ms TTHE BSSTi
ap.f-vy
raffi
mm
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mm
HOW THEY ALL WAKT IT
Tor it doe* such beanttfai work.
Sample Maehine at Factory Price.
EVERY MACHINE WABRASIED FOB 5 YEARS.
Aients Wanted in Unoccniiieil Territor?.
IBS MABDFACTOMS GO.
BSkyiPCDK* ItL
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The lots are laid off in convenient shape and the land li<5»
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
I
In these days of booms the fast man is the one who gets there
right, and their motto when a bargain is offered, is to hr
.
BUY AT ONCE
This property a n never be worth less than it T s now, and.
the probability is that it will soon enhance rapidly, and you
will find out that you have made a
«s #8 nrissaasass
This property is offered for sale at Knoxville by
H.1. MeCrazy
A POLICY IN THE
css ESS li liiifj 11! 1 It
s
-ON I HE
Ldife X2.*ite Ifindowmeiit IrTan
Combines prest nt Prt tection to your family if you die, with
future Endowment to yourself if you live, at ordinary life rates.
The company’s policies ar Incontestable, Non-Forfeitable and
have the Extension Feature. The late of interest realired
Is higher and the death rate Lower than any of the leading
companies in the United BLASINGAMK, States. For particulars “ffi& see
W. P.
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CAMPBELL & joiu
Cotton si-nr o> ill & o
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS;
MACON, C2- EOKGIA.
Offers their services in the handling of cotton, to the farmers of this section. Onr
charges are very moderate, and special rates can he made on application. Give us
a trial and wo will make, it to your interest to patronize us.
(Campbell & Jones, Macon, Ga.
re P Y O UR COTTON
-T O
■WILLIS P. PRIG1,
COTTON FACTOR,
Maeoia, ■» - BO «o"r* 2X< n ™ Georgia,
lie does EXCLUSIVELY A COTTON BUSINESS. lie is a seller and not a buyer.
He always gets the Highest Market Price- He doer not handle bagging, ties, gna
no or groceries, tie devotes uis whole time to the sale of eottou. He loans Money
in the sping at a low rate of interest.
INE AY FURNITURE STOKE
EC. IXTOHaA-W «
Has opened a store at Knoxville, and invites the people of Crawford county to come
and inspect mv stock BEDSTEADS, and compare my prices on BUREAUX. SAFES
CHAIRS, Furniture, including
Besides I keep on hand a well assorted stock of other
COFFINS Vavioua sizesfimd
CASKETS -AN D- g JMiyp hand. always] on
long Commonsense Furniture at and below home. city prices. Save the
havl and breakage and trade at