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About The Knoxville journal. (Knoxville, Ga.) 1888-18?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1888)
TSE MOIYILLE JOURNAL VOLUME lb PARAGRAPHS OF GEORGIA NEWS Dr. I. Hamilton of Athens has sold one of his thoroughbred dogs to a northern gen¬ tleman for $800: Notice of a bill to authorize the town o Monroe to issue bonds for raising money to buiidtvn academy has been published. R. L. Oliver of Americus went to Vien¬ na, in Dooly county, last-week, and during liis short stay speut $10,000 for cotton. J. E. D.’ Shipp is in Cordele this -week looking after the building of his new bank. The mate!Ml is all on the ground,'and when a start is made the work will be pgshed rapidly to completion. Nfar Coosa, last week. W. S. King, a promine! t farmer, was pitching hay with a fork from the second story of his barn to the third story, when, by mishap, he fell ti- the ground, and twas - discovered- some time afterward uneonscion. His ear was cut ueaaly 'off, which was supposed to have been done by the pitchfork. He received meical attention, hut is not improving very, fast. READ 'THIS: . We will sell lumber at the - following prices for cash on the yard. Heart lumber $1.00 Good square edge .75'Fibst. class-re¬ fuse 50 Second class refuse .35. We sell strictly for the.-Cash. an-7 Mathews ^ Garrett-. : 'ITtie Dance ILstst Stglit. -T" Ijkst evening the young people bad a most enjoyable time at the.ball which was-giv¬ en in the new store -building of McCrary & .Jordan. Pfobt.bly there has never been as..orderly oi .as-.well conducted a public ball, gi ven in the , whole country .- No Sunday school singing was ever conduct¬ ed,more decorously, for it was • strictly a gathering of ladies and gentlemen, and there were no roughs present to mar the pleasure of the evening. The Reynolds string band was engag' d to furnish music for the entertainment, and this they did to there own credit and to the. satfaction of all present. The only drawback to the evening’s enjoyment was the fact of too many being present. The next social event of the kind will be given at the Uteris Hotel later in the, sea¬ son, to which occasion the young people look forward to with eager anticipation. MONEY 1. MONEY MM ONE Y -M 1 Parties desiring, to borrow money can get it from me on easier terms and at a lower rate than it -has ever been offered-in Crawford county* If you- wish to borrow any,, come and see for yourself. Respectfully, O. P. Wright. FOR RENT! A three horse farm with a two room cottage on the Colbert place. Four miles north of Knoxville. For further particulars Apply to E. W. Harford. Married On yesterday at the home of the Vide’s parents in this county, Mr. William Pear sou and Miss Della.Harris, Mr Pearson is a rising youug man of CUlloden, and, M'ws Harris is the daughter of M. B’ed Har¬ ris, one of our best farmers and. citizens. The Journal offers best wishes to the con tracing, parties. If the pwner of this paper was a cap¬ italist he would not crowd his columns so rtufth yith advertising. ., KNOXVILLE, GEORGIA., I?OV. is-, 1888. Buggies. Wagons Ac Harness. I invite the people' of Crawford county and contiguous territoryr to come up to Gulloden and examine my stock of goods. The best inducement is the price I offer. Read tnem and compare with others; A heavy 4 noise wagon .. . 4 >oo 00 A „ 3 „ wagon . oq A „ 2. „ wagon 47. 50 A light 2 horse wagqn 45 -00 • Best One Horse Wagon in c-a ... 35 oo Best/ lioad Cart in Ga* •••• 25. *00 Baruesville Buggies less than Barnesville prices' Columbus Ohio Baggies .... 90 00 Good Western Buggy & Harness 55 00 A good Western Buggy .... 47 50 A Fine »» 70 00’ A good Set Buggy Harness- .. 7 50 Saddles $2 4, 0, 8 and $49.-' Lap robes at from 2.50 to $10. Bridles- frsm Fifty to a dollar each. Double. wagon Lines at $1 60 Trace Chains 35c to 60c. : I will swap for old buggies or wagons.- I will give a fine -buggy for a good young .Camwand-see my stock. J,.A. Walker," Culioden, - Ga. An Experience. Chattanooga, Term., June 27 1888. The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta Ga : Gentlemen-'—In 1884 a friend of mine con tracted a-.terrible ease -of blood poison and at once-sought the advise of the best phy siciansv . After a fcrur months’ trial, With a feeling of greatest despondency, he' left Chattanoos-a for Hot Springs, wbore he re¬ mained three months. The treatment did liot seein to do him any good, and with a crushed spirit and with death in its worst form staring him in the face he came home. He saw an advertisement of your As his. friend I suppled .him with the . first-few bottles. T was aston ished at the result;’- After the third bottle the sores all disappeared and liis recovery was rapid. In three months he was hard work, and there has been no return of toe disease. I withhold his name from the public but will send it in confidence to any who write for it. 1 give this certifi cate- cheerfully, t I) B' Davenport, mailed free. The Swift-. Specific Co. ■Drawer a Atlanta,- Ga. A life-time'- trouble averted!. Tate Springs, Teun., July 4, 1888. Tho Swift Specific Co., Atlanta Ga.: During the-spring of 1871, V.-hile work¬ ing in the iield at my home in Morgan to a clump,of poison oak,-and in a few days my feat, were in a terrible condition, and I could not put on-a shoe because of ; he soreness and swelling. .1 was trea,ed as poison oak cases usually are, and every thing .was .healed up. About the same time the-following spring, 1872 my feet became sore again aa at fi-rst, and at every succeeding spring fop-five years brought back the same condition of tho disease, only each time it became more distressing, because I began io think it was a life-time trouble. Finally. I was induced to Swift’s Specific. I took six -bottles and to day am entirely well. My improvement was gradual from the firs'; and no evidence of the disease remains I shall take pleas ure in testifying as to its curative proper tics It is the greatest blood purifier in existence, . Yours, truly J L Morgan FAIR: PLAY!! _ lYi r < y i'x iL XViO lJliUb. AO Are in the ring and must have a showing B'l'esH Groce hies. ’ M 7 Sugar, . Coffee, Drugs ° and Canned j Uroocls. All grades corn ani Rye liquors Home-made Peacli Brandy. Lager Beer, TmporfcGd Imported Crin. Rum and Tobacco, Snutf and Cigars. DO^YOU WANT A FARM? If so you can be suited with what is offered here. A Well Improved Farm Of 70 Acres. Gout! 1 Dwelling, . ^ Lenant Houses, Large Barn, all new. Nice Orchard and Vineyard, Splendid Water and Plenty of it. Also Plantation of 320 Acres Fifty acres of well drained Bottom Lands inthis tract, and Fifty acres covered with Original Timber. >lots 1 Barn on the place ^LSO A. FARM of 287 ACRES. On this place are a gin house and a tenant house. Lands are producing good crops. Fences Extra Good. ST rst Class Buyers will Find TERMS EASY" Apply toB.H.RAY. Macon. Gat NEW- FURNITURE STORE. & a CEE. 3 XTOIjAlsr, Has opened a ^ote at Knoxville, and invites the people of Crawford county to come and inspect my stock and compare my prices on OCT j7 ' *TDO 4 BEDSTEADS. BUREAUX. SAFES , Besides I keep on hand a well assorted stock of other Furniture, including --C (JQFF j]VS rv Y ailoilS Sizes flllU BASKETS- _a N D--- ahrays OH xmmms N Conimonsense Furniture at and'below city prices.- - Save the long havl and breakage and trade at home. CAMPBELL & I©I1S Cotton eureliou® o AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS; MA'CON. GEORGIA. offers their service's in the huudiing of dotten; to tl-6 farmers of this section. On charges are very moderate, and special rates can be made on application. Give us*” a triad-and. we-will make ifcto your interest to patronize us. Campbell <fe Joae? ; Macon, Ga. ^ C AA II T T) ' * "V” x ‘- A v TJ ^ F? C O T T O N ( - -TO-— WILLIS F. PBICE 9 *ffTTB ffTp _ IVT ___ E** /\. OP* <Q JiFSL 1 1 A * J , Maoon, - - •- - - - Georfik, {{S XaTO EXCLUSIVELY A COTTON BUSINESS. He is a seller and not a buyer, - gets the Highest Market Price- lie does not handle bagging, ties, gna- : no or groceries. He devotes bis whole time to the sale of cottou. - He loans ‘M»aev j in the aping at a low rate of interest..... NUMBER 43. AVER\ ; In n .'■~ 3 iV __ M SWIFT SURE i SIMPLE SILENT « STRONG J Mm New Improved high arm, new automatic, mechanic".’ princi- - plea and action, rotary cylinder movements, shuttle, self-Eetting direct needle^, nnA perfect positive teed, springs, few parts, mmimuin ■> no * weight, tantrums,” no friction, capacity no noise, unlimited, no wear, no-fatigue, • no' der, ‘ richly 4 of&amented,'nickel plated, always and in or¬ satisfaction. give? * perfect - Send for circulars. Adtlrr AVERY PYSACHifSE COY 813 Broadway, New York» DR. MOFFETT’S JSm FEMALE MEDICINES corrects from which all irwgnlaril many ladles lea ar.U suffer. annovinrTrntiljlej It so civ 3 the weak, debilitated cheerful woman heal .hand strength.and makes the despondent. <!eprr-.-n in ■ Ask your Druggict. For sale at Knoxvi'le bv hones & Le • • JSiiur, at Taylor by J. F. Hartley.
