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VOLUME II.:
PAYING 78 PER CENT USURY.
It is almost incredible, and yet it is
fa - . & the Atlanta Constftatfcm, that for
supples the farmers of Georgia last yarn
paid at the rate of 78 per «eejit
where they bought on credit .
Commissioner, Hciiden&BAs report shows
that the average cash price? of bacon for
1888 was 9.71 cents a pound—the credit
p ee 12,3 cents. The av< page-credit was
for four months. Corn cash price 77
credit prcc 88 cents. The advanced* about
20 per cent, for four months’ cml-it—or
G Siper month—or 78 per cent per snirtiara
The commissioner actually congratulates
the farmer on having reduced the rate from
108 per cent last year to 78 per cent this
year. He attributes th s encouraging .re
durlioq to the effect of,the Fanners Alii
ance.
Things are ouriously adjusted,: when the
representative of a class of honest citizens
feels called upon to congratulate'them cv.
having so reduccd-the iotcrcst they pay on
purcliase of supplies that it only amounts
lo 78 per cent a year. Merchants break
when they have to pay 12 per cent a year!
Some ^luuders
A'colorcd individual walked into Hanes-'
store the other day and politely asked the
clerk if lie kept any “ mutton eggs” or the
'demon of essence." Oscar caught on when
the sable cintouier stated that a lady Wan- -
ted the articles for flavoring some tablc
delicacies.
A drug-.deaU'i - here has ofteu'becit asked
for “potash of orimode,” [bromide of pot¬
assium] “and curious influent.” [Mercurial
Ointment]
IT ft jt* ei: -Hots rc$.A rcjpst e &■
On ye terday Clayton Harvey, a colored
man and a leader in the church, was a 1 res¬
t'd in a charge of burglarizing, a. store.
He hruL.ii T&riety. of-.dry goods in his pos- -
session, •
When “Brother Ihirvry" was arrested
another darkey nr.med.Nathan: Smith Was -
heard to nndte threats about: killing the in¬
stigator of (he arrest, and was seen to have
i pistol, , He was arrested and a pistyl avas
b und on his person. ,,
Then John Smith,-a broth.ermf NaUiirn
Smith, was arrested fir stealing a jug cf
liquor from the same negro who was threat¬
ened with, shooting by Nathan.
They, were all locked ,up in the now jail.
Mew: Groeryr ,.
Near the depot ha* lately been ; opened
a first class grocery store. It is ruu by
J. W. Malpass,& Co. .and their principal
stock consists ofi’a i Hv Grocris, such a*
Flour, Sugar, Coflce, Candes and a full line
of Cs» Goods. They also keep .a large
stock of liquors of all kinds, some of which
are made in Meriwether County l>y a mem¬
ber of the firm. Call on John Malpass
and you will find him- a clever salesman.
His goods are all pure and fresh.
S'a tui I'piMoia,.
For years I was afflicted with.Boisdned
Blood, which, it seemed, would 1 .result fa¬
tally, as nothing seemed to benefit roc at
all At bright I found myself in bed, a
complete, wreck.. My body swollen out ot
proportion, covered with scales, mm! the:
pains-and itching made fne almost unen¬
durable! The physicians failed to do me
any good, and. i was about to give up in
di pair wbeu I began takiog Swift’s Spe¬
cific.,. ..This njedicine has cured me sound
KNOXVILLE, GEORGIA’ FEtti 15/, 183^
anti,well, and nothing else did it but S. S.
S. Rkv.'K. U* M-mtUEiAG* .Patrtpr €id‘.
M, i.. Church - Macon, Ga , 6dp4. o, 13S8.
.fnelve Pieces of Etonf.
'md catprrh twenty-five years. Twelve
. •„ o? femw, two of them over an inch
j o: .. ,» ara8 from snjr nose, - My front,teeth
dror ped o - .’.twhilE,pcrf9i% sound, amhmy
drc-i-Val siifSriug ueed not be told, Two
year.- ago I tonk-finir bottles of-SgS'.-S'and
1 immoved from the - start; •> It hiade> me
well, -ini I have hsea-well every since.
Mr.v-M. J. Dost
{■( svitle, X. C., Nov. -22, 1888.
httle boy was cored -- of-Scrofula ay
S« ; * Syecitic, after ho had taken a
qm. uriy of other medicines without the
leas: ; nprovement/ W. A. CeaytoP.
Addle, iV. Nov. 23.1888.
N;na years irgo Scrofula attacked two of
ray , addren, and - they were badly afflicted
wit» ‘.'nit disease; which resisted the treat,
me - f my family physician. I was per,
Sit ft to use Swift's Specific by seeing an
a cent. t, ot cures in my county paper. The
imv . vemeni was apparent from the first
gov. . ses, anb in a short time my children
wot tied, and are still sound and well.
. N 1YILLTA MS. Lexington, Ya.
P S. is entirely a vegetable remedy,
am: die only -- medicine whic permanently
cur Scrofula, Blood Humors, Cancer and
.t .ous Diseases, mailed free.
THE SWT FT S YECI ETC CO.
Drawer S' Atlanta, Ga.
READ THIS.
We will sell IiimbeT at- the following
pv:. >r eash on the yard. Heart lumber
$L(- Ooi d squme edge .73- -FirstclaSs re¬
fuse vi Second class refuse .35. We sell
strict! for the Cash. au 7
Mathews. &• Gabbett;
SSssjc.-gses, 1Yii£>oii« & UarOiis.
1 ... . ; te the people of CLtwrfbrd ewinty
and .i.ngitmis reirit'-rv to come up to
Cul'oden and examine my stock of goods.
l,,e : rt inducenunt is tlie price I offer
Read u.em and compare witlrothers
A ivy 4 1)oiso wagon ., . $55 00
A « » 3 „ wagon,-. ... 50 00
A „ 2 ,v wngrui . . 47' 50
A ikht 2 horso wagon .... .45 00 -
One Horse Wagon in Ca .?■ 35 00
Ikvi Road Cart. u;i Ga .... 25.(W
B... , sville Buggies less than
Bitrneaville prices
Ga mibus Ohio Buggies .... 00'00
Good Wesiera Buggy & Harness 55 00
A vood Western Buggy .... 47 50
A Fife »» »» .... 70 00
-•A good Set Buggy Harness .. 7 50
Saddles $2 4, G,.8 and $3-0/ Lip robes
atdrom 2 50 to $10.- Bridles frsm Fifty
cents to a dollar each. Double wagon
Liues at $1 50 -Trace Chains S5c to 00c.
will swap for old buggies of wagons.
I will give t fine buggy for a good young
horse. Come and see my stock.
J. A. Walker, Culloden Ga.
IMerchanti can get wrapping paper at
printing office at-the Low Price of 4
er.tsper pound. ’
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