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About The Knoxville journal. (Knoxville, Ga.) 1888-18?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 1, 1889)
TOWN AND COUNTY. ^ j the 11 t> People i ai e -pi Doing • a-na Talking About. --- THE TIMES IN CRAWFORD, {society !>ipws and Keighbor. bood Hotcs-Persoual Mention. Violets are abundant here Mr. B. H. Ray, of Macon, has been in town this week. , The planing mill has arrived here at last. It fills along felt want. The new schedule of the A & P railroad will be found in another column. Matrimonial rumors have beenjjoating around town. Ve watch #nd wait. It may be remarked that the has been rather “weatherish” of late. Piof. J. K.-Blasimgam who is Lot far from Seres, was in town Sunday, With two hotels in town, and one soon to opt n. Knoxville muy be pended upon to accommodate the public* Crawford county , oas many streams, fo.c water power of which ought to i.tiUzed. Mrs. Power has a nice class for instruction. This is more than could do last year. Wood is easy to get in Knoxville r a weather but is very difficult to tain when you need it. 'Hie first snow of the season fell here Konday last, though not sufficiently heavy as to show on the ground. Mr. Morgan Riviere haa purchased stock of goods owned by Mr. John kins, and is now a merchant. It is understood that a wealthy <if The Rock, Upson county, has rented StO re in this place, and will go into here. There is great complaint of bad roads various parts of the county. It is to advantage ot Knoxville to have good in its vicinity. Old eftizens of Crawford county will much interested in “Baker's” article on front page. It may be profitably read old and young. The A. & F. railroad must certainly well constructed. There have been accidents on this road than on any of age wo know. The geese were sad the qther morning. Teir pond near the court house was frozen. If they are silent when they are sad they ever mourn. Mr. Tom Harris left a few days ago Alabama* where he goes to accept a with a bridge company.' No doubt Tom will do well in Alabama. Mr. Robert Mi!pass appears quite 1 ome behind the counters ofJ. J. store. Give Robert a trial and we antee he will give you satisfaction. It is said that Rev. A. 1\ Spiliers Sunday night gave a very pointed to the youth ot the community, upon dissolute habits common to young men. The editor beiug absent a day or this week, the'editorial pencil has shoved to some extent bv the. devil, improvement iu this issue may be thus ac counted for. Mr. John Jenkins hade goodbye to friends in this place, on Monday. goes to Alabama to accept a good on the Alabama Southern railroad. Jenkins made many friends while ami their best wishes attend him. jMarried. § On last Tuesday at the home of the brule in Marshalville, Mr. Oliver C. C!<?ve i an( j aQC j ^J iss j ac ksonMassey were united in matrimony. • Mr. Cleveland is quite a prominent, cit ofthis count ^ «* one ,,f his a fv u we learu that his bride is a young lady ot most amiable disposition and many accom pi shmeuts The Journal wishes them much joy. We want caprespomlents, Won’t writers from various places Arid communities not far off help tb§ Journal and their own neighborhoods by sending us the nows fr ail their localities? Sttti.ee To Justices of the Peace elect of Craw* f id county : Your commissions have been received, ome forward and qualify. 0. P. Whisht, Ordinary. Prfi^ctiiiig Notice. Knoxville Circuit , Dear Brethren:—Op* ij}g to the rain )t W88 impossible'to hojd < ur quarterly conference at Hebion. I h ve appointed Friday Marco 1st as the tune tor holding it, and Beaver Dam church as the place. Preaching at 10 oclocfc a m Brethren dou’tfcil to come to this meeting { ^ {g bugine88 uf great importance E* to }<j loo k e( j after. W,.M, Hayes P. --—— It is npt sate for strangers on a dark night to walk about much in Knoxville. There is.danger of their hurting themselves upon the lumber, which is so abundantly piied about town. A Bliss* Lecturer. Recently our town has been honored)?) by a visit from a blind lecturer. Dr. Busby is his name, so be says. Dr. Busby arrived here on Thursday last and remained until Sunday. On Thursday night he lectured tc a small crowd, at the court house, and after the conclusion of his remarks took up a collection, receiving a very meager sum. These who were present at the lecture pro¬ nounced it moderately good. The Doctor seemed to he a men of some intelligence and considerable information, but he did not make a very favorable im pression upon our people. Ho pititcncicol to be a Baptist preacher, but while here conducted himselfin a manner very ditier ent from the way in which any church member should act. It is not necessary to co into details, but he was guilty of aev eral things here which showed him to be a very badly backslidden Baptist, if one at ail. aid deserves pity The man is blind, pretends on that account, but he is not all he to bo. _______ If all the citizens of this place will a nitedly work for the good of the town, Knoxville will soon be a large'and pros¬ perous place. Otherwise, not much may ba expected of it. O. P. WEIGHT, LAWYER, KNOXVILLE, • - GEORGIA. Office in the Court House. fb 25 W. P. BLASINGAME, Attorney at La\y, KNOXVILJ.E, GEORGIA, ,ssasg l, ° i! ‘ , '"g'* DE. J. W. JONES, KNOXVILLE, GEORGIA Calls promptly attendid day and night. GEO. „ 11A L. j- fo'A'Vy o * ut WP lihlv, Ph vSiCian ^ ^ KNOXVILLE, GA., Patronage respectfully solicittu. F..B. WRIGHT W. P. LAIEK W1I§: 1 s ■a a ! & ALXiEJT KNOXVILLE, - - - GEORGIA. t—DEALERS IN Crroeeries ami Hardware . In fact, anything, kept in a first class store, and prices and quality unsurpassed, Dress Goods in abundance at. to suit the times, Ladies and gents rubber shoes. Call and see our -roods. RQB&RT COIEM AN BOLIVER II RAY JOHN N B&1CK mill!. Ill &: € 0 , A IMC aeon,. C3r£&te.. is. \mmum II! MULES. E IS ■MB cotton mmm supplies, We :asx die farmers of Crawford and adjoining comities to call on us before purchasiing their Supplies & Fertilizers and making money arrangements for this year. We defy compe fition, and all we ask is for you to come to see us or write, we will handle the followingbbrands of Fertilizers : Nava: sa acid, Navassa Cotton Fertilizer, Georgia ^’acific, Eddystone, Brad Sea Fowl, Cotton Seed Meal & German Kainit «* ^ <a, jano wjqs > houses at Knoxville and at C eres; write us and get order on X W. Ajathews at Knoxville or J. P. Me . , ... . jf e ice a % Ceres, and .we will deliver your goods, m fact, will de liver fertilizers at any station. 50 young Kentucky mules or. baud. Special inducements to Alliance clubs. Ths DeLcach Variable Friction Feed. A New and Valuble Device, Simple and Effective. -Capacity from ,5000 to 50,000 Feet per Day. .......— t B VSi J Mf- ■ bj EaJb •Y-AufS m ' [ ; iSSSS" m ’T 1 * -1 Has only been on the market one year, but has become so popular that from shipments are beinu made to all pasts of llie Ulnted States and inquiries Control* coming It the aoroau most i With this mill"'the feetLcan baumler EaMi'niKi. the Perfect niaiket is now Pol ’ utiii ' '‘ s ' veli as Hie.moet Saleable niill to a, j SftW bli 1, Ported le C orn Mills and DeLoacll Kater W ll t ©.ShEt*. I>eX^oa,do., Atlanta,.^.
