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GENERAL NEWS.
Georg* P. Woods- has sold an interest in
Hawkinsviiie Dispatch to J.’ T. Water
and J. J- Whitfield.
! J. R 1 McKinney if Cobb county has a
sow that has brought him thirty-three pigs
twelve months and two weeks.
Tha artesian well at the Artesian house,
i n Albany, has been sunk to a depth of 700
feet, and now flows thirty gallons aminute.
The new Paragon mills at Columbus be
: gan operations Thursday, It has 100 looms
and will make the finer grades of cotton
goods.
A cotton compress is to heBuiltat Macon
*>r*he Georgia- Southern and Florida rail
road. It will he the third corrtpress in the
Odntral City.
At Madison, Cohen, the wounded man,
who was injured in the Coving hen affair is
Still improving. He walks around the
house ami was out riding a few "d'ays ago.
The building boom in Americus ishav
ing the effect of cutting up the city lots
scalier ones.
At Hawkinsvide Philip Brown had'his
destroyed'fry fire on last Tuesday
evening- '1 he j in was in operation at the
time the fir caught, and it is thought that
R canglrt from » match being in the cotton.
At ClarksvTie, Friday, Miss Emma Mc
Millan'went ; ff to school as usual. She
was met by '' -‘bourn Anderson at the res
idence of Ordinary Hill- Th« result of the
meeting was a marriage right then and
I here. The family of the bride was much
surprised or, hearing the news,
A’white man- sailing uuder foe name of
Bill Carroll :-.s living within three miles
of Ameritur up to January, I Lis said to
have two wives hoto living with him, and
has nine or ,Vu children by both of them.
He moved inti Schley county about ton
days since, aud in moving wife No. 2. duv
-ng a har.f ra- , in wagon, last week, sfe
had the wr,.-.. . stopped, whs put under it
and gave 1 r to a child. She was then
placed in the wagon and taken to Carroll’s
new abode.
IMisPsi for iklevela B>ay«.
Mrs. J.T Love of Leesburg, Ga, widow
of au eminent and successful physical],
says under date of Sept- 20, 1888: My
husband in a large and luciative practice
used Swift,s Specific, and with it restored
to health many persons in whose cases all
other medicines proved useless. One young
.uibu who had been treated for sis years for
Wood poison, his couditiou had gradually
■grown worse, nnn got to be horrible. He
was helpless for twelve months and blind
for eleven days, His case seemed incura¬
ble, But he was cured sound and well by
3 ^S. S., rnd today is a strong aud healthy
man.
P’erm.iiaoutt.
At the time I began taking S. S. S my
body and arms were almost one solid sore,
nod i bud qcen taking medicine for twenty
six years to cure blood poison. In less than
thirty days my skin had all cleaned off.
and I was a well man.
JOHN B, WILLIS,
Washington St. Atlanta. Ga., Oot.
'28, 1888.
Swift’e Specific cured me of malignant
Blood Poison after I had been treated in
vain with old so-called remedies of Mer¬
cury aud Potahs. S. S. S. not ouly cured
the Blood Poison, but relieved tnc Rheu¬
matism which was caused by the poisonous
mineafs. Oeo. Dovell,
2422 3d Avenue, N. Y.
Swift’s Specific is entirely a vegetahlo
remedy, and is tbs only medicine which
permanently cures Scrofula, Blood Humors
Cancer and Contagious Blood Poison. Send
for books on Blood anc Skin Diseases,
wailed free. THE SWIFrSPECIFIC CO.
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
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