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TIE KMiXVIUK JOURNAL •>
VOLUME I.
Ceres Callings
The sidetrack on,,the A. and FI here
complete.
Miss William Richardson is viaiting
friends in Marshitllville,
Several new houses are being built
the station.
Mi ssis S. R. Larrison and Hi
talk iu the Exposition at Augusta.lastjweelc.
Mr. M. J. Moore has on band a earload
of salt for sale;
The new road-to the station has^ been o
poned, which mak«s the distance less
the. road much better.
Miss. Pearl Webb is visiting the fainl y.
of Mr S. 8, Harrison near this place.
Mr JaOiH-s--Bussey of Piedmont is teach
ing a ctsiss in ivocai --music at Oak-Groves
this week.
Rev J. Y. Allen of Thomaston was in
town Tuesday.
J, Dewberry has treated himself
ta a new Barnesville buggy .
We nepd a good school here now. If
seems like ffl-j people caa-’t decide who
to- employ as a teacher.
3 Miss Faille t in th left last Friday to visit
relatives iu Brooks county.
Saisuly #*«!>5n& SeFlsng^- -
Novi-fia— Burmah, the little daughtor
of Mr. B - Ji Hancock died last
evening .and was buried Monday at tlio
family burial ground. She w«s only per
u, i(ted to gladden the hearts of her par¬
ents about throe years and six months,i
when God called her home to 7I.irn. They,
mourn sot as .those who.have no hope, for
they have Chiist’o own words to comfort
thorn in this, their, first affliction, for He
says: Suffer little children to come unto
me, and forbid them not, for of stu-h is
the kingdom of heaven.
Mr.T. J. -Amos .of.Gareonville is -visit¬
ing relatives at the Point.
Today is a regular gala day for tho
darkies. Whilst we write-wouan hear tlxim
going on to Knoxville to-the show.- They
would not miss it for the world
Last- Saturday afternoon two -cf the
race came along lututiug “the man
marries folks.” They werenl! ai-nih-A
and their faces shone like- ebony. They
told to go to Air. Green. Uoildmon,
of the Peace. Mr. llolU-tnoti. was
at home, but one of our young.M. D’s
to be there. They were so
to get the, knot tied that they in¬
on his performing the ceremony
that was riot in his line of business lie
to refuse; —whereupon the groom
to console himself with the bottle,
the. bride, cried to while away the
Thus matters stood when Mr. Hol
oman made his appearance. He soon
them one and they went on their
way rejoicing.
If time and space would admit wc would
of how a young man was trying to
a troe to get away from a red fox,
the fox was a mad dog.
Hickory «rove Uappcniags.
Nov. 29.—rl am on hand again—we will
talk about something besides crops and
this, week, then maybe wo will not
get so much abuse.
Mr. J. W. Dickey killed' two hogs that
netted, him 487 pounds and has 8 more of
the same kind to kill, besideo selling three
to Mr, H. D. Fincher for $46,60. Doesn’t
that beafccotton 7 Besides his hog crop
he. has an oat field of 20 or 80 acres that,
average over two inches high, r As the
said when hfe.was gazing at the'
KNOXVILLE, GEORGIA.; DEC. 7, 1888
steeply ‘‘Py how ish <kt-for hi?”
Dr. Smith has two Jersey oows with first
calves. They give-two gallons of mill;
apiece, and anyone needing such stock
will do vtell- to consult the Dbfctor.
Mr. Bock Murchison of Oies was in
town last Sunday. Buck is- always wel¬
come—in fact he belongs tip this wayany
bow,- Come again.
Mr. Henry. Ray,-, of the. firm Coleman
Iiay &' Oft! was in our ’ huvg this week,
lleiiry drives the boys to the cross if"they
don’t come up to' the scratch.
Mr. O. -0-. Cleveland has gone from home
and wiM not return until he finds one of
the finirest*. So'mote it be.
Mr. Charley Ffnclior went hunting last
Tuesday aud caught 3 rabbits; 2Squirrels,
1 partridge and a little gjrl only 16 years
old. but he doesn’t think anybody knows
it.
Mr; J. C; Fincher and sisters, Misses
Arina and Josie, arc taking in the Colum¬
bus Exposition.
Christmas is alniost-ou hand. Let ns be
prepared to n.eetit
Knllrcl; Free from TTiifut*
Knoxville, Tenii.; July 2; 1888. She
Swift SpecifiaGb Atlanta. Ga • Gentlemen :
IiV 1884 I'contracted blood poison. It
tvas in its most-loathsome form. S'orss
and ulcers camo upon mo until my entire
body was absolutely covered. I put my¬
self under the best physicians in the city,
hut no good came ofi'fc. I could not sleep
or rest day or night so intense my suffer¬
ings. At last I began taking 8 8 8. The
improvement was slow ac first, but after
a white the disease yielded and in a short
time the sores commenced healing, the ul¬
cers ceased running and in a few months
my body was free from taint. I continued
the mcdicriue, and today am free from
taint. My body however is a living mon¬
ument to the intensify of my sufferings
power of Swift’s Specific.
remain.- Pivt J. O’Connor •
123 Depot Street.
Well. :
Cliiittanooga, Tiffin, .Tune 28,-1888. The
Specific Co, Atlanta Ga Gentlemen :
year while -living in Macon I con¬
blood poison. and placed myself
the care of a physician-. lie gave
the usual course of potash and' mer¬
for two months but this was too-slow
process, and I was indued to try Swift’s
When I began taking the -med¬
pimples and sore:* were appearing all
me. The S S 8, however, quickly
these, and in a few weeks my skin
perfectly smooth and without a sear.
the six bottles were consumed I felt
I was entirely well. I know that S
S did the . work, I have been with
S Wnxlebaum & Co of Macon for
years, but am now iu Chattanooga.
may oddress me.
Charles W. Holmes,
1071 Walnut Macon Ga. or
Brunswick Hotel, Chattanooga, Tebir
Treatise on blood and Skin diseases
free. The. Swift Specific Go.
3 Atlanta, Ga.
ONEY II MONEYT!
Parties desiring- to borrow money can.
it from me on easier terms and at a
rate- than it has ever been offered-i»
county. If you wish to
command, seefor yourself,
Respectsully, O. P. Wbioht. ! .
FAIR PLAY E!
M C GEE BROS.
Are in the ring anrl must have a showing
Fresh Groceries.
Flou r , Sugar,. Coffee, Drugs
and Canned Goods.
All grades corn and Bye liquors
Home-made Fftach Brandy.
Lager Beer, Imported Imported Gin. Rum and
Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars.
DO YOtf WANT'A FARM?
If so yofirc-in be suited with what is
offered here.
A Well Imitfsved Farm
Of 70 Acres. Good Dwelling,
7 Tenant Houses, Large Barn,
all new. Nice Orchard and
Vineyard, Splendid Water and
Plenty of it.
Also Plantation of S29 Acres
Fifty acres of well drained Bottom Lauds
intlii# tract, and Fifty acrescovered with
Timber, 'rood Barn on the place.
ALSO A FARM of ”87 ACRES.
On this place are a gin house stub a tenant
house. Lands are producing good crops.
Fen evs Extra’ Good, ■
rot Class Buyers will F'nd
TERMS EASY
Apply tc B. K» BAY,
Macon. Ga.
NEW FURNITURE STORE
& a H* NOLAN fe
Has open'd a store at Knoxvilie, and invites the- 1 eople of Crawford county to comb -
and inspect my stock ana -compare my prices on
CHAIRS, W d, BUREAUX. o ,iri
rj .
pL 1 An P 5 a well 1 assorted stoirk of other Furniture, .S eluding
uilf I IN O ^ ■ Various sizes and
r styles always
—AND— 1 on
CASKETS hand.
Commonsense Furniture at and below city prices. Save the.
juiig havl and breakage and trade a* home.
CAMPBELL & I ills,
Cotton ’\^£tx*ol3.c>'ULso- •
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS;
n.XA.COW. OEOROTA
Offers their services in the handling of cotton, to tie farmers of this section. On~ f
charges aie very will moderate, and special rates can patronize be made oil applicatiom Givens 1
a trial and .we make it to your interest to us,
(lampbell <& Jones, Macon, Ga.
S II I P Y O U R C O T T ON
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I WILLIS F. PRICE r . t
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Mb«oii, - - CS ewg'iii,
Hrt does EXCLUSIVELY A COTTOIC BUSINESS. He i* * seller and not a buyen't
a
inthesplng interest- -
NUMBER 49.
AVERy
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SWIFT
SURE
SIMPLE
SILENT
STRONG
^IngmucHI^
New improved high arm, new mechanical prfnei
pies and rot .ry movements, automatic, direct snei
perfect positive action,cylindcrshuttic.self-erttingneedle, toed, springs, few minimum
.veigitt; friction, no noise, parts,
* 1 'tantrums,’ no 1 capacity no unlimited, no wear, always no fatigue, in
no or
der, perfect richly Satisfaction. ornamented, Bend nicltelplated, circulars. and gives
for Address,
JNVERY S^ACHSftiE CO rt
QIQ Broadway, Hew Tork, -
pffiESfil Ssli FEMALE S3 MESiCtMgteaaK
r.v v!v 'tenctoa-id ctranptheulnqrlire tjter
taeSyso . on.1 balldinr up th= general health,
jrC-'OfATPf ^TV'ISEJB)
c/irrecls ...} irn-ptilBriilps end annovfnz troubles
from v.-li.-u rocisny ladles sniur. 'll vlvcb th"
weak,deanit:.ted the woman healtu and strength.and
makes c.'aoerful despondent, depressed in.
out spirits, 1NIJ1AN lu dhanvent WEED, life Is nolad, shoind r.p with¬
is Sstfsend (J-nfaffltvi*
Ask your Druggist.
Bor sale at KnoxviMu by Jones & Le
Sour; at Taylor, by J, F. Hartley.