HOME COUNCIL,
take pleasure in calling the nttenUon oi
s>s to & home ou'-o tor all diseases cl the
ich and b-’.wls.a medicine so longheaded
pry children eal’ely through the oriticaj
of TEETHING.
TS’ 0 ARM I NATIVE,
ncalculablc blessing toh'.othersnd child,
n instant relief to eolic of infanta, a din
itli which they stiffor r,o muc.ii the first
lonths of tliojr- life. It gives sweet rest to
;k and fretful, ahild, cud strcngfeoa*
lildSup the wsak, gives apatite and
:o tho putay, corrects drain form ths
, cures diarrhea and dysentary, A
;a tar children, Try one bottle. It
Twenty-Five Cents a bottle,
»nr sale *— Vc,
rvr
il ;*■>
*5 After Forty Roars’
1; exporienoe broparation o# in th«
more
a j than Oue Hundred
Thowpand Miplicatious rilates for parents in
-j the Unite?, puklinKors and of Foreign conn^
3' tries, the the Seiontiho
Americau contin.ee to act as Kolicifors
for pateutr, caveats, trade-marks, eopy
ri 5 rht«. etVk, for the United States, and
btam pateota all dthsr ia Canada, o6untries England, ^France,
aany ie v and TheiV esperi
! unequaled tbnd th'ir facilities aro unsur
and^pecifiOal^ons cYiargefor examiu'ation prepared end filed
mable. No of model#
sawings. Adrice through by mail Mnnn free, .tOo.amnoticed
tents SCIfil^FIFlC obtained
& and A ME the ltl€ AI*D vrftich bas
argeut circulation of kind p^dinhed la most tiui Intiueutial
paper its a*ttotice in vorld.
iadvanVtficr of suoh every, Viateutee
jrstftnae. is lor^s p,nd splendidly i'.’,ostmted
Wished WEJSKIaYafc ^.Waycer, riowsnaper amlia
tted to be the besfcpapor demoted to science,
anicr., depart Inveatioas^ of induatri&i enidueermy works, stud
• 1 ments country. It eoutaioB proprens, tbe pnb- of
ktent-ecs m Ahjr any and title of invention names patented
week Try it every month#
four for one dollar,
by all ftewsdealers.
you bc,ra an invention to patent write to
i A <? 0 . t publishers of Scientific Amerioaa,
roadway. ndnech New patents York mailed free.
about
rid* «GIA, Crawford county—Will Bouse door be
before th@*Court in
vn of Knoxville, said eouhty witli
legal in hours May of sale on the first
,y next, the following
ty, to-wit: One hundred one and
irth ( 101 14 ) aeres of land; ihore or
.
me being Seventy-Eight the East half of lot of
amber (73) in the
h (7th) ’isirict of said county—
ion as the property of L- T. l.re
knd he by virtue of two fi-fas, issued
Justice court of the 529th Dist.
Said Conntv in favor of O. al
vs Said L. T. Lee.
bril 4th 1889- B. a. Hartley,
(sheriff.
TAYLOR l BILL AG
Tavi.ok vs. and ■ (Crawford Superior
I Court.
. TAYLOR S It appearing to
lonrt that W. \V. Taylor, one of
ed ents, resides he out o f this State, it
that be served with pub
in she Knoxville Journal as re
by statute. That said respondent
eppear at next term of said court
BaVne er petitioners eomplainr- 6.
) ( j W. Gustin,
inants ‘ > J. S. 0.
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f thagOMAN BOOV F.NUAItUKri.ORVK.l
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nt long run in oar papar. In reply to innui
H #4* that, t here in no ovidonoe of lmml>^
Oh th«* oonttary. tfrw ndTertim>rg arts v»»vy
lorRwI. lnterentad pwruens may got
mwag all partiouiarft, t>r tiddp'sgjnu
"ailing K, PERMflMtNT, MaiiHood.Hervoneiios CERTA1H CURE FOR
oatmass, Vigor Lack Bevalcipmenv., oS Streagti,
or
in<iiscretions, ally within, orc9B3es, etc Benefit n ia,
>u«a Positive Proofs, a month. No Deception
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x Address ETihfnlm W. Smith* Principal, or
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t? darling, you look irresistibly
fght! |o I?. Thanks very much! you
Imc as a I’rincc, Charley, in your
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! ve ffie credit to the Diamond
llove, it which that I which wear for gives the first
-lit; is tope
iLiamond [tc.i : Here is its prototype (slip
engagement ring c-u
lay bur Ibve be as enduring a:
I The Diamond Shirt.’
Tableau.
p sr 3100 LINEN.
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iter docs not sok keep It, S'Cnd his uddre s
tier fit Co., miuiul? turers. Haiti-
little Ridge.
j Women are strag" creatures
And you can r:\foly guess
What is in their,features ,
When they want a new dress.
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Sometimes they, smile so winning
You are obliged t» caress ,
Then they will goto chinning
For you to bay a new dress.
They will get np the papers,
Ami try their vqrjr best
To scare yon half to death
If you do’nt buy a new dress.
Mr, Editor: Aa it is Sunday and } am
fast aplecp and my old df.me is fixing;.up
dinner .and the children gone rabbit hunt¬
ing or courting, I think 1 would.-^rite apd
ask you about the man froth Big Ridge
who wrote the interesting piece ih your
paper some time ago. Now sir, you do’nt
know how muoh'trouble lie has, given.my
poor old wife: 1,7hen I camp ,homa Rom
burning off my newground that night the
old lady met me at the gate as pale aa
death,.and. says she: Say Ily 1 I ydont
want .you to stay out so late any mote and
I want you to jme the lienee tomorrow and
start the children to school Monday morn¬
ing, and not plow the steer so hard next
week, and buy me a new .chess and—hold
on,says I I,what’s the matter V metter ?
matter ? Big Ridge says says she, well
what about 3ig Ridge says I. Law, says
she I,.know that Editor is a good man and
if it Want so he wuldint, said so and, if you
rent do as 1 am telling, Vou 1 am afraid ho
will get us all 1 Hold oil old woman are
you going mad or. what ails you ?. ; ihen she
ran off anil got the paper and cays she
read thi# pointing to the piece ffijm Big
Ridge,.jftnd at the same time saying that
there was a place some where near Lamars
mill where the man had killed people and
piled them uy until he had made a big
ridge of them. An;l,noty saj-ft thu., people
out there,is all itpart abd gbpd mi goes
to church, and raise bags and corn and
syrup and a heaps of tilings and, say Hy,
aint you going to jine the liauco and get
me and all the children a new dress before
next meeting day ? If yo« doqt you may
as well prepare the tysilche pit for, if that
fellow pomes doiyu.ilerg I will teli him alt
about you. Afier reading the piece I
found ft was till about a follow writing
from Big Ridge and signing his name Fool
Killer, Now you can tell the mao that I
have been on Big Ridge and knojW every
word he sav* is true, and he can just stay
Oh his own side of the Ridge,, and if I
can get Coleman Kay. & Co. to . .take an*
othei - mortgage on my old cart and steer J
will get the old lady and all oi .the chil¬
dren a new dress. Number 106.
No need to take those big cathartic pills:
one of Dr. J. II McLean’s Liver and Kid¬
ney Pillets is quite sufficient and more
agreeable.
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strong j
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perfect positive action, feed, cylinder spring:, sWJftla, few self-setting minimum needle,
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no no no wear, always no
no der, “ tantrums,” ornamented, capacity nickel unlimited, plated, and, iu gives or¬
perfect richly satisfaction, Bend for circulars. Address,
AVERY MACHINE
SIS JjroRcbway, STew York.
HARWOOD’S, SEAT’S
CHAIR
Made by Harwoodfl’t’g, 00.,
BOSTON.
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WAritED IN EVERY FAMILY
To Replace Broken Cane*
RE SEAT YOUR CHAIRS.
Anjtielj- can apply
n-trHE*.
No Mechanic needed.
SOLD by
Fnrniture &
Hardware
trades. nrifr
In baying new Chsirs, »»k for those With
Harwood’s Red Le»tb«rjrhii*h8eat*.
VOLUME II.
.
AGENTS WANTED.
KNOXVILLE, GEORGIA. APRIL 11. 1G83
(Swfpid .. m .
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Price §1 Per Annuls. County’s Organ
SI Iff Ridge.
- •
I again.eubmit the news of Big Ridge to
the welcome Journal.
Notwithstanding the drought the far¬
mers are up with the time in this section,
the most of them are done planting corn
and have .their lands prepared for plant -
ing K ing cotton [seed],
Mrs. John Spillers and son arc both
down with.pneumonia, also a, colored man
Q* Mrs. Mattie Gibson’s place, l>r. J. N.
Sqith. attending physician.
M?.,Oscar ; Wilson and wife are on a vis¬
it to jjr. Wilder, their uncle, uoar t he
Ridge. Mr. Wilson come up on a hunt¬
ing expedition. On Saturday morning we
went to old.Flint rives whole the waters
are clear and deep. But good luck smiled
on us with-only three little cats and oue
minnow. Aire noon our luck changed and
we bagged.four crows, one .squirrel, one
dove, one black snake, a grey bonded grass¬
hopper and a big hooting owl, measuring
four feet from tip to tip. The n igfit before
this owl feasted on four head of geese for
Mrg. ; Wilson. Lucky that he was killed.
I hardly know what to say about the
fleas—otily they stick the tight* r and bite
the bardei. Dont you or some of your
readers know of some remedy that will
disperse them ? If bo please inform us
through your columns and I vLill get up
some subscribers for your kindness.
Mrs. Wilder and Mrs. Wilson were the
guests of Mrs. Mathews Saturday, Mr.
John Wilder paid. a visit to Fincher’s
aanch Friday and inquired for your corres¬
pondent at Hickory Grove, but he had
clopad. We know of some gra nd ouriosi
ties to relate tut must desist for lack ot
time and space.
Foot, Kixi.er.
Local Hai-l ct.
Wright & Allen today , quote the fol¬
lowing as prices: No 1 .white milling
Corn 60 cents Meal 66 -cents Bran at
$1-10 per hundred Feed, Data 60 cents
per bushel Hay $1-16 par hundred
Bulk Sides T| conls; Flour $6-26 to 6-60
Vagi nia. Salt, 160 lb sacks, 90c Lemons
per dozen 20c
per barrel We have just received a large
lot of Ladies, Dress goods. Sari nek at
12J 20 and 80 cents per yard. Firet qual¬
ity Prints 7 c Challie 10 c Battiso 16 c
Lawns both figured and white India Linen
12J to 20 c Persian Mull 25 to 30 cents.
Four quarter Brown Sheeting Cij .
Hard Ware.
Plows 41 cents per pound Ga Ratchet
Plow Stocks 96c. Kidman * Plow $1,10
Heel Ptns 6c, Scovil Hoes 46, 50 & 55c.
Hats,, Shoes, Clothing and Notions,
Large stock, and well selected. Prices
unequleC;. Call and examine tsur stock,
We will bfe pleased to show good.
Wright & A ll-in.
SICK headache, biliousness, nausea,
costiveness,, are promptly and agreeably
banished by Dr. J. H. McLeati’s Liver
aud Kidney Fillets (little pills.)
, A -
IF tOXTB "RACK ACHJ%S
Or you are oJl .Worn out, really good liur nothing
it b general debility. Try
Bttotrirx IRON HITTUjRS.
It will cure you; and give a good a{ij*-tltc. Sold
by all dealers In medic ue,.
LOOK OUT!
All parties sued by the Georgia Invest¬
ment Co. fot Subscriptions to the a. <fc F.
It. are hereby requested to meet at
th3 Courthouse in Knoxville on Monday
15th Inst at 12 O’clock for the purpose of
adopting some definite line off action. It
will be to your interest to be present
On April 2nd, 1899
J. W- Jack
Ethe White is King
OVEtt
7000,000 Now Tp Us^i
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Gentlemen, do you want to ploaso your
wives?
Ladies do you desire to lighten pour labors?
Dealers do you wish to satisfy your cus
tomosal '!
If so, Buy THE WHITE.
Tho one and only verdict of the people at
largo is that the White fills the bill in ev¬
ery respect.
Wo Know You Want Tbo Best.
A Golden Opportunity For Dealers,
ADDRESS.
White Sewing Madii'nit Co,, C-.vc»;;ud 0-
TOWN AND COUNTY.
What the People are Doing and
Talking About.
THE TIMES 1^ CRAW FORD
Society ^ewa and Hfci£hboi-»
iieefi Note*—PersoEal
iileutiuu.
Pay for your paper court week.
W. tl. Dint visited the Central City
this week.
F. H. Wright is preparing to build a
fine residence.
Col.' f Joe Hall, of Macou, in
was town
several days recently.
Read the Harris hotel advertisement
and govern yourself accordingly.
Mr, Tube Fincher, of Hickory Grcve,
was in town a day or two recently.
Emmett.Heus&r, the dashing young re¬
porter of the Fort Valley Mirror, was in
.town last Sunday.
Mrs. F. Daniolly and Miss Lillie Blas
ingame visitied Fort Valley during the
week. i
Fot '■
a safe and eertain remedy for fever
and ague' use Dr J H McLean’s Chills
and Fever Cure, it ie warranted to cure.
Dr. -Sawyer has been indisposed several
days this wepk from the effects of. a chill
brought bn by exposure to the weather.
Tjhiti ’is a great week for working the
roads throughout the county. Next week
will be court week, nub the overseers arc
getting ready for it
All parties owing for subscription to the
Journac Will please come around- next
week and i make the Editor happy. It
wont .take much cash to do this thing.
The molt delicate constitution can safely
use Dr, J. H. McLean's Tar Wine Lung
Balm. . It,i9 a sure remedy for coughs, loss
of voioe, and all throat, and lung troubles.
If you want to learn the 'prevailing
prices at Kuoxvillejust read the market
quotations... ^ ,,
Mr. Van Hen, a prosperous plantar in
the northern portion of the county, paid us
a visit a day or two ago.
The explosion of dynamite on Wednes¬
day near town startled some citizens. The
dynamite is nsed in blasting rock to be
used in the building of Mi. F. 11. ,Vright's
new residence.
Mr. John Perry, of Baker county was
Thursday in his native county. He has
not seen Crawford county since 1858.
Crawford Pierco returned from Buffer
yesterday after several days drumming for
the Centennial Co. of Cincinnati.
Mr, Willitm Dent has sold quantities
of sweet potatoes hern latelp. lie is a real
good farmer,
The work of improving the drug ■ store
is about finished, and the house is roomy
and better
Look cut next week for a lot ot nice,
now dry goods at J W Blnsingame’s store,
lie will have a variety of choice dess goods
and new and stylijh goods of other kinds
, Several meridians of Knoxrille oppose
the building of the Macon and Birmingham
railroad. The peopie in general want the
road built through this place.
W. L. Laseter will go to Jonesboro
soon to spend a few months,, after which
time he will return to this place to coniiu
ue taking photographs. .
The Fort Valley .Mirror outfit is being
,
removed to Oglethorpe Emirfctt Ilcuser
wii! manage the now paper, and if - his
success shall be commensurate with
big-hearted disposition ho will, soon be the
richest couuty editor in Georgia.
Mrs Pierce has increased her millinery
stock by several hundred dollars worth of
the,., prettiest and tastiest goods which
could be purchased in Atlanta and the
ooith. She wants the ladies to come aud
see for themselves.
Got ready for the ice cream festival and
strawberry feast on the first Friday tiight.
in May. The ladies are in earnest "about
raising money for tho benefit of the Baptist
church, and the festival will draw a crowd
of (he best people iij the couuty.
The literary,club will meet a* the Bla»
togams House touight. There will be
original aud select recitations and readings
as well as tasty and popular music.
A fire broke out-near Sandy Point a few
days ago and destroyed some (cueing, and
came near setting fire to Mrs. Lowtnan’e
bouse. Fire near Knoxville burned some
fencing for Mrs. Riviere and Elijah
Mathew*, besides burning some shingles.
Faults of digestion cause disorders
m liver, and the whole system becomes
deranged. Dr. J. H. McLean’s Sarsapa
rt)l« perfeetj Iho process of digeo'icn
asBimilatld'u, and thus makes pure blood,
NUMBER 9
Cavriord Co. Granite.
In 1823 a mill stone was made in this
county which is now doing active service
in Van's mill with another atone of home
manufacture. At Thomas Hickson's mill
a pair that were made about the same
t'.riie. At the old Stembridge mill in town
•were used up to a year or so ago another
pair of mill rocks which were made in
Crawford county. Tnese stones -have all
been in use ever since they were made,
and arc declared to be as good as the best
in the county. This shows what can be
done with the granite of this county.
Probably as good building granite as can
bo found in America may be found afmost
anywhere in this neighborhood.
We have many natural advantages here
that may never be utilized, hut that the
mineral wealth of Crawford county is
abundant there can be no doubt.
BROWN CHIEF,
Tiro celebrated Stallion, will be in
Ktioxville during Court week. Ho is a
cross between the heavy Norman breed
and the fast Morgan stock, coming from
thoroughbreds on both sides. Can serve
only a limited cumber of scares. Will be
at Dent's livery stable
J. H, Andkews
lturnt Cut,
On last Sunday Mr. Randolph Joyner
had his dwelling and all household effects
burned. Everything but his stable and
barn was destroyed,
This loss falls heavily upon Mr. Joyner,
lie has for several years worked hard to
lay-up something, but the fire almost
ruined his prospects lor a while.
Sandy Pol.nl.
Crlton seed are being planted with great
rapidity
One of our young farmers who eom
nienced planting earlier than anybody, has
taken time by the forelock
He has made an other,desperate pull on
his hoary locks,, and asked us to put him
down as one who will want, a'sweet little
companion to go west with him, if ho
makes a good crop, toshare bis joy* wad
sonrows ia that land .«t Paradise.
.
If push end energy are worth mucb our
farmers ought to reap a golden harvest.
Hr. S. tvSpillers will preach at the
San.jy Point Academy next Sunday night,
Watchman and Yucatan, let your lights
shine across tmr benighted prth, way we
will keep n::r v/r-i-bit i.da corner-and not
touch you at all, if wa do we will “Lift
you up tenderly, and handle with care.”
Dave returns thanks to friends for their
kindiv spoken words of praise. He would
write often but, dont like to try patience
of our kind Editor, or pht him-to the ec
pense to hire’a Philadelphia lawyer to read
his letter, They are, always written in
sueli liaste that it requires, time and pa
tlenfae to read them. “Dave.”
On- iSatry.
Our baby-when ’
two months old, was at¬
tacked with Scrofula, which for a long time
hestroyen her eyesight entirely, and caused
us to despair of her life. Tile doctors sailed
to rslieve lie?, he'i and we gave Si S. Vs S. which
soon cured entirely, and she now hale
and hearty. E V. DELK.
'Will's Point, Tex.
Scrofula developed on my daughter—
swelling and lumps on her neck- We gave
herS. S. S. and the result was wonnerful
and tbe suae prompt. S A. Dearmand.
Cleveland, Tenn.
JPoiNon Uaki
In surveying I accidentally handled a
poisrni o.vk vine, and in a few hours the
usual eruption and swelling appeared.
My face was swollen and disfigured, and
my hands and arms soriously affected. 1
took S. S. S. and it promptly cured me. aud
1 have had no return of it—-though this
was five years ago. S. S: S cured my son
also of the seme poison. E. A BELL.
Anderroti, S. C., Oct. 16, 1888,
Bruised Leg.
For Several,years I had Scroulous sores
on my leg, the result of a biuise I had re¬
ceive. Less than two bottle* of S- S. S.
cured them np, and there has been on re¬
turn or sign of return. S. S. S’, is a slpen
did tonic also. A. M. Fill.
Abbevill ,e$. C., Oct. 20,1888.
ST. LOUIS, MO., Post-Dispatch says
“Indian women arc proverbially healthy
and strong, often marching for days with
their babies upon their backs. In fact,
they frequently go the day before and after
confinement, with their tribes, upon the
march. Thoso women acquirb this great
strenght and power of endurance by using
a weed that grow* in their locality, out Of
which a medicine is uow lieing made, ahd
kept by the druggists, under the name IN¬
DIAN WEED (Female Medicine.)
“INDIAN WEED (Female Medicine) has
proved a great blessing to the weak.deli
cate, over-worked women of our large cities
for it ia Ibet all who t«e it kacp robaat and
GENERAL NEWS.
Griffin hap received VI.O&8 UltW rtf £**
ton to data. i • -t
.
On the 25th o{ April the Baptist stab*
convention convenes at Marietta.
A fire company is to be 1 orgaiiiged at
Elberton. An engine and Uett are to l-o
purchased and cisterns built at* cost of
$5,00(). Insurance will be reduced one
half.
It was rumored On the Mreets'of 'Xmer*
cus Friday that Capt. A. C. Bell bad l«u
appointed postmaster 1 toitake effect at the
expiration oi Mr. J. C. Roney's term, of
office. 1 <*
A number of Cincinnati capitalist* bkva
purchase.) idme very rich, and promising
gold mining property in Hall county, which
they are already engaged in' developing
Tbe foundation for the plant is now 'being
prepared, and a large starap-mill' of the
latest improved pattern will be put up in
a few weeks.
’ '• • ' i I
Mrs. Amelia Moor, the WidoW 1 ot the
late Jim Moore, who met bis death It the
hands of an angry mubat! Macon on the
morning of Friday, AugJ 13, 1866, who
has sinefe jbeen seeking indemnity to the
extent of $ 10,000 from tlit:county !of Blblr,
died at Macon, Wednesday, o) pneumiW
nia. :.«
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Last Tuesday Murray Gardner, living
near Andersonvitle, was working in the
garden; as usual, (he chickens 'Were flock¬
ing aronr.ii, picking up lbe gnlb* u he
turned them up. A largo hawk made il
dart at them and would not fab frightened
away, Murray picked up a stick and struck
the hawk on the head, ki'liing it, Itmeaa.
ured 5 feet from tip to tip of Rp wings. . ..
The office cut of the Guytotr Chronicle
lost one of her two little kittens a we»k or
so ago, and on Wednesday night last she
weut out to ihe wopds, robbed s rabbit '&
nest of one of it’s young cotton tails, arid
brought it home, and has evet Sine* tender¬
ly fondled and cur sell theTitlin' fellow A*
if it was her own. It* eyes ate not yet
open.
There is a young man attending acKobl
at Butler who went there in January with
•»'£>4 in his pocket, and although ' ha bai
his board, tuition and other eipense’s to
pay,he lias more money* than when h«
went. The reason is he works when not
engaged in school, His services as janitor
more than pay his tuition, and once i
month he assist*’iu mailing ’ the Gofpel
Messenger and doe* any work that come#
to baud.
•
A gentleman in Worth aohii# ■ ht4
-tramed a large cat 4d hunt 4qmwel*, squint !and
it is said that he e*n tre* morh la
a day than tbs best dog-. Wlrtn the iqulr*
rel hides from-the hnntel, Min la sent. up
in the tree to find it. He tartly ever‘fbil»
to run him'around so that his'master hah
shoot it. When going on a luflg expidi
tion the cal will cli mb up on>jbis master's
shoulder, or rrm along at his heel* like a
dog- > 1 ■!
On Ihe place of Dr. J. N. Cheney abotft
three miles from EllaviPe, Schkw couuty,*
has been discovered an acid mine efj-ial to
that of 1 be Charleston rock. Dr. ' Ch>neyl
and other eminent chetnirts hay* tested
the rook and pronounced it equal to that
rf any iu the country.
v
Mr. Louis Smith, who lives a ledr mile*'
from Amoriciw, has a lino early garden
The rabbits have been making ' depreda¬
tions on the same. One day this week ha
decided to place a scare-crow in )th* gar
, eU t0 * ‘J^ rabbits off.
l' . fixed r teD scan-tling, According
•’ "* u P * hailed a crifwr
P‘ eCfe on, plaecd , a pair df pAntz Cn the rip**
ri S ht - ^.d made It appear ss nitich Eke »:
man as possible. Imagine hi* *p r pri*«
when he walked out next. meaning aftd?
found that some one of In's colored' friend*
had called and idwlcn the paht*>during the’
night. He has turned the garden over to
the rabbits.
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At Atlanta Wednesday, tile eiectitivh
committee ol the JJaniilneturers' Associa¬
tion. ber with Presidctit Oglesby, of the dbamA
of, commerce, anil several prominent
citizens met with Messrs. Fenton ufBufLlo,
Williams of Detroit, and Slider of Cincin-'
nati, to diseilss the au vantage of locating n
fruit preserving factory at Atlanta. ' Tlrt
demand fer the products of t his industry
so increased that a factory is heeded in'
tbe south', and to this end northetn men
are visiting tho Idttdibg cifie* in Tentieisee,
Alabama and Georgia, with the view of
establishing one.
News rcachcdV aldoila Wednesday of it 1
sensation in the lower part of Berrioo
county. A woman ortmed’Can Jibe Barber
went to a ranter's house and asked permis¬
sion to stop awhile. The next morning
she didu.t get up to bre ikfast and she vat
left alone. Before noon' she got up from
bed, and went ont and buried hat nowbt.ru
baby in a fence jmn. Her condition wa* -
soon di*coverod aud the affair 1 r6port«l,
A jury impaneled charged *be death of tbe
child to violence. The woman at onco
disappeared in tho direction of Nashville. ’
It i* said to be the accond child ’ ’she ha* 1
disposed of, and thatsbef haa sertirtl tiotert'
of a similar stripe. The people Around '
Ray,s Mills ere very indignant over tho
matter.
•> If health and life are worth anything,!
and yon are feeling out of Sorts and tired t
°ut, tone up your system by taking Dr. J,
H. .■McLean's Sarsaparilla. z
DIZZINESS, nausea, drowsiness, dts- "
tress after'eating, ran he burc-1 and pro- 1
vented by taking Dr. J. il'.M -Lcan’jl.tvcr
and 1’iHctf (little
