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About The Knoxville journal. (Knoxville, Ga.) 1888-18?? | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1889)
Sotlce to Cniitraclnrs. TiriLLbo lotto the lowest bidder on tract thollrft for repairing Tuesday bridge in July, known 1889, con¬ af Avara’s bridge according to following of jpeoificath old ns : Twfi spans slightly and one bench stream bridge to be curved up and to be raised to same height of did bridge. A new addition -14 feet long supported by 4 new benches; (iiiij addition to be connected with the. two spans aforesaid and to continue the curve and to lie on a level with the old part of size bridge. All timbers to be of same as those in old bridge, and to be of good heart Juixlber. Also an cm bank in cut, of Ain and .slabs 210 feet, long and lb feet wit.a oti ton. I moa.’. hrieot to he of same height ■ Ini a< uectlng the emi, ai.dlo lar.:-.- low ., to n-.uglit Jl ,!e0id oa-i ^Chairman where' it niu-ft -omie-.t K v.ith Boardco. HOME CoimOLL, We take pleasure in calling the attention ct mollicvs to a home.cure for all (Ureases of the stomach and bowels, a medicine so long needed to carry children safely through the criticaj stage of TEETIUNP; PITTS’ 0 A Rill A AT LATE, U an incalculable Massing to mother ami child. It is an instant r<lief to colic oi' infants, a die Case with which they suilfei' s ; umch tho first four months of tl: oil- life. It giv s sweet rest to th'c. sick and fretful child, and stvengfteni ftnd builds rip,the pi,by, weak, gives appetite and flesh to the coireets drain form tris (lov.cls, cures filavrl-.Ma and dysentary. A panacea fejr ohildrcn. Try one hottlo. Ii costs oa-» Twenty-Five Cents a bottle, for sale >--• r. ■ HE I ^ p*4 jgjj S Thousand the United awoLicrDious fchttni raid for Foreiifn patpntr, in Y coup, O' n ^ ra tries, Anieric.-m the pnbli.-Riera continue to or act tlie,.s-oien{ido f.s e-'Hoiturs g KJSij a a for pattnl- ec.vcn.ts, 1 rade-inarics. cony- 1 CBMBaacS righi'i.c-Rt.. , for the United States, and |o Qerxjntiy, obtain and putouiH.iu ai! t;4r C'stnr.da, ccjunfi’i&ti Engla-ud, TiiuirExperi¬ Franco, is o; facilities ence psbscd. uneiiualcd a::d their are uusur Drawings and speciFlections jirevarod nr.d Tied In the Patent OUitui on f.Uovt- notice. Terms very {reasonable. drawings. IVo cliarge foe exhiDinaticu of uiod-jls or Advice by uuiii free noticed in . Patents obtn in--Imuch ’.inn:! A Do. hva the S€l E.Tt’J m € A ’if llil: i A .v, v hioli has ihe largest. cmv.l:u: i;> i and is r.io ui • b i hueutial newspaper of its E.:,’i J.sillisiu-'l ir. Die './orId. understands. The advanta^ea of such a notice every patentee This large and sn'fmdi.Hv i.,nD rr-l-ni newspaper is Admitted published AVK'KDIU V at t. year, r.mi is to be the bo.»t pp.p?-;* .b-v -teu t.' soience, mechanics, inventions, online wovua. and other lished departments of juiRistiiid u,i. pub¬ of in any country. It- w iv- tlmi • j.vs all ench patentees and title it of every v i ci \ r”i ion DTt-tnl.piT dollar. week. Try four moi. Rita f-.-v on a (5oLd If by all have newsdealers. write to * yon an irivantten to pjiter.fr Munn A Co., publisiu-vs of Scleatiiiv Americas, 161 Handbook Broadway, New V'orlc mailed fr about patents eo. HARWOOD’S CHAIR SE.ATT^ “ Masé by Harwoad iffy. 60., BOSTON. WANTED !N EVERY FAMILY To Replace Broken Cane. RE-SEAT YOUR CHASES. Ko Ary Mechanic body T1IE3I. can needed. apply <§sjt> Furniture k Hardwar . BADL a. ■ \5NsSis35? la buying new Chairs, ash ter thtoc Eaewood’b Ecd Leather Fiui l: .‘teats, ' Eerouria! ik&|)of.cni?s Afftctioc.<. Orgacla «?chO cifk-iti;-,; oucrriitoD, SrphlHCo ehic Iwaedics. DcfonuUics Trrruc-i. tri’/ULieut; C-M for aa^i list faeeCionBto by or vriic be answerer! ci?,o'o 'livinup fr;*r.Hu‘er.tby t/Per-moM sn&rimsfVost rtrjvf-ur?- s-t.r.Hi*: a t* Jhalr ajnrc>; (can* KiiJnPliiiuylo I;: ,D.ai;. ; .-> 2 P. 2>i.; not a 4d(!t’Cs3 T)p. C. L, P-v-s’t <s;si! I : hrslc!*tt 5a Wei. & Sam IuKfirutc. Flit* S.vmsfr O.. lit. hanix, . fcccaaioLfu Hiv BuitVDiJiiCiiiiuy £stab!is!ied SC PROPOSAL* ^ \4> 1 H i tfmnfMi “ , //<-.—My darling, you look irresistibly lovely to-night! She .—Do I ? Thanks very much! you a't’e*handsome as a Prince, Cliailuy, in your dress suit. He .—Give the credit to the Diamond Shirt, my love, which I wear for the first timA to-night; it is that which gives tone to my toilette. Here is its prototype (slip ping the Diamond engagement ring on ht r finger). She. —May our love be as enduring ai the fame of “ The Diamond Shirt.’ 2'ableau, ; W -if your dealer does not lu-cp it, sepd his ad-ires’. ^.Daniel Md, Miller § (^9., sst(!layout ' 4 iaif'rs H.-Uli .nor-., * t 7£$09i ‘ JmSm AGENTS WANTED. THE KNOIYi: \ 1 ML. U. V VOLUME II. P"" T( 1 tU 1 ’ V ‘' . ' -\ttx \ f T) U Pi 5 no M I N'l Y ‘ 1 " —......— vVhat HieJWo are Doing ami, i tukiiig About, THE TIMES IN CRAWFORD Society News unci S'eigtibor* boot! liotes -i'ersutial Mention* Blackberries and plums are plentiful. Bedbugs ditto. The first poaches haven’t come in yet. Who i3 ahead? Bring year chickens to Wright & Allen. Call cm J, il. Nolan for photographs and fc-holypes, Mr. Frank Wright made a living trip to Macou on Tuesday. M. B. Riviere visited Thomaston and Barncsville yesterday. Profepsor Power will give his school ex liibiiioh oil tlio 28lh of June. Highest market price paid by Wright & Allen for chickens of all sizes. It is probable that Mrs. Ilolt will lose tier position as postmticier here. Mrs. Eva Power has relumed ftom a visit of a few wc-eks to Monticollo. Miss Nellie Jones, of Mar*m, is visiting her uncle, Dr. Jones, of Knoxville. J. II. Nolan is conducting the picture business which was recently managed by Lasseter Satisfaction given'. Some of the merchants here lik'd such a good custom on Saturday that they had,lo keep their stores open until 12 o’clock at night. Miss Alice Williams, Mr. J; B, Wood, Mr. J. .J. Williams, Mr. J. B. Wing and Miss Josio Will'ams, all of Gajllard, are in town. Foi a safe and certain remedy’ for fever and ague* Use Dr J 11 McLean’s Chills and Fever Cure, it is warranted to cure. Mi-. II. A. McCarthy, 8. prominent and successful farmer of the southern 'portion of the county, cfctme in to see us the other •lay and gave the Editor a lift onthe score ol renewing his subscriptioff. Messrs.' \V~Y. Carr and J. life-Oiiem’s, near Fort Yalley, wore in town several A new lot of goods from Louisville, I\y. at Mrs. Bierce’s at very lowest pnieS. And llon ' t Corget the first day of June for rare Bargains iu Millinery, Laces Collars and Mrs. E. 0. Danielly invites the public t-> call at her store when in need V.f tasty and fashionable millinery, rilie occupies the stand where Danielly & Blasingame're cei.tly opened a store. 'ITnit an overcoat was centfo: table on the first dav of J unc is sutuatbing remark able. Brohnblv the oldest man in ihe " e')vu try ROY rr kliii'V I ii!-i Ritiil t,:' w- a’.iier in Cat iltu M\n:e time he -.'wre. Thin paper will ha sent six months to the one who first brings us a peck of ripe peaches grown in Crawford county. Our people' are anxious to hear news from tlio \V< o!folk frmT a’t I’erry. Here is all you can learn bv reading about four c ,,umns ' n a <lilil Y r«i ,cr - Wool folk is being tried at Berry. Col. Ben Sawyer, of Lexington', Ky., who has been hero this week visiting his lu-other who died, is tin; the last one. lelt of a family of seventeen. None of the family except his parents lived to be old. The first man ‘who brings us a ripe and good watermelon will receive a subscrip tiou to tlio Jouukai, for six months,-pro vi,l«l ,1,0 i, ,„ua i„ tl,is:co,,nly. Tomorrow the people will meet *< <3 clean up the cemetery and church grounds, in order to be ready for the Sunday school convention. Tho work cannot l-.o done in one day, and anymi'e Who tviil volunteer to help on Monday will confer a favor upon the a-.'inmuiiity. Even the most vigorous and hearty people have at times To dispel a fecliiig of weariness and lassitude. this feeling take Dr. J. 11. McLean’s Mar.-apariHa; it will impait vigro and vitality. John Smith, the harbor, has opened A branch shop at Cu'.lodou, where, ho will work on Saturdays. Culloden people will be pleased with John’s work, for he is neat and polite. Old man Brown, whoso son is in jail, has been here again this week. The eld man has been away from home about four weeks, and does nothing hut travel hack and forth and beg tho ollic- rs and these who suffered by his son's crime to tarn tho young man loose. The poor old man lias become childish, and mjvor»ceascs to pray these parties to set his son free, al though thuy have told' hi hi time and again that they arc entirely unable to aitl'l'lni. KNOXVILLE, GEO LOT A. JUNE 7, HTt. Price $L Per Aunu Craw foni Coutity’s Organ Kited t!ac <lo. CcniiKisstoiicvti Sheri!!' Hartley is suing tit C '■ -its sioners of Hoads and Revenues for j ay for certain services. lie claims (hat the law allows him $2 per day for attending Ordinary’s co-.irt. Previously the Ordinary’s court has been conducted without tho aid of sheriff or other officer than the court himself, and the Com issiouers claim that they ought not to pay an officer for opening and clos¬ ing the Ordinary’s court. Releasi d fioui J. If. Holt, tlio man who was j tiled on a wai rant charging him with cruelty to his wife, was turned out on Sunday. IIis father and Mr. Troutman, of Fort Valley made the bond. Holt is a shoemaker and lives at Fort Valiev. i’all i’es n t*. :4. i;eisYei:lion. Believing that a thorough organization of ail the Sunday schools ol this county into an association regardless of denomi¬ national lines, under the auspices of the State S S Association, will promote the interest of Sunday schools, and result in great good to liit- cause generally in our county, we take the liberty of issuing this call for a convention to be held at Knox¬ ville on Saturday, the 15th of June, fo>- the purpose of organizing the Gra'JfToftl’cwmty Sunday School Association. Program be published next week. W, L. Cautiui, Prof. Bower, W. P. Ill. A SIX O A XI U, A. P, Sm.LEKS, J. W. Jack. . if ESr. S., Sawjer Dead. On WedncK'day evening Doctor Sawyer brea’llied his .hist, after suttering unceas¬ ingly for about two months, lie died from the effects of a cancerous growth in the abd-nnSn. DA. Sawyer was one of tho most prom¬ inent men in the county, although poor in in this world's goods, and lie probably had more friends than anyone in this part of the county. lln held tho office of Opd-tfary four years, and would most likely have been a member of the present Legislature, had he not withdrawn from the race for the benefit of iiis friends. Dr. SSwver became a F and A. Mason several years ago. lie wa-.i also a member of the Farmers’ Alliance,' and was buried, w'ifh Alliance honors at the Hancock cem¬ etery at Sandy Point, lie was nearly thirty-six years old, and died resigned to tifo will of his- Maker, lie leaves a wife and six children. KICK headache, biliousness, nausea, costiven’ess, afe promptly and agreeably banished by Dr. J. II. McLean’s Liv.-.r aml Kidney Billets (little pills.) 4>tis- £*:!5>y. 0ur baby when two months old, was at¬ tacked with Sero.V.hi, which for alof/gti Iiestroyen her eyesight entirely, aiid^ifnsed u.s to her life. Tho -tors sailed ; , r.uh’.vc h-' •. B. S. Yvhieh .ior! her eii i t. ’ • tv Will's I'niiiL Tex. ™ *■ CA L L 0 N — J. s. M O' E ^ m MelClnnm ay’s oid'stffml ^ ^ ^ H10 \\ x i l'.'U 1J V ? 1x11111 £111(1 Gin trill! g’( ilGl’tU GlC eeriea; Everytliing at Macon pl'iC^I’ TKo Wliifro is King. o visit 7000.000 Now In Use. ' ’ '• ffflpWr w.M-^ mlP rt> •'!' •.;<-(-.Ai ... -1 ' ' T... . Geutlcmon, do you want to please your wives? Ladies do you desire to lighten your labors ? Dealers do you wish to satisfy your cus¬ tomers ? If so, Buy THE IVIIITE. The one and only verdict of the people at largo is that the White fills the bill in cv cry respect. 'Vo Know Volt Want The Best. A Golden Opportunity For Dealers. ADDRESS. While Sewing M idbiu6 Co.,' Cleveland <3 Wan-iBi- itoSsl ... Mo have , ... h,ul . .■ I be- eday .. n:;o rmns since of unit week. Sit,ing u; potatoes is the order of the day. Crops have come out wonderfully since the rain ;• corn is finely and cotton has come up well. There are but two formers near here " 10 have good e ttou crops. Mr. Leith Sanders and Mr. 0. M. Newberry are the men who have {lie line crops, and they arc both wide Awake farmers and live at home and board at the same place. Sonic good brother, has advised the farmers who failed to make a goo I oat crop, to plant- cahc tor forage, but if you will set out a large potato patch it won’t be any disadvatago. You cannot raise anything that is better lor fattening !mgs. .Hvy shoiiiil bo cooked Mid the hogs will eat them in preference * toltuv other food, Tt ini. „ ,v. Watson Burnett ,, has joined the ul ‘cn 0 v (.ti «i two-iiou., ..agon “"’f to T ivecp !*i it out of the mud. We* will !,ave Rev. Asliht-1 Spillers with us at the new ■ hapcl next Sunday. We have a nourishing Kabbalh selfual at the uijiv chapel, nunilitflag about sixty schvhirs. Some peqJe think that the Wp.rnor is a bad place, but they arc 'mis¬ taken. We have more preaching anil more Sunday’ schools than any country district in Bibb county’, and we havens many good people. But we have some like you will find in any' community, not Yri to live in a civilized countiv. 1 will close by asking my brother Al liaiicemen to come to Walden on the 28th to Hiit-r 1’reoident Livingston make a speech. I'i.tkk CoL'fliB, E B 2ain SB ©J*y. . Swift’s Bjieeifi is a simple vegetable, compound, prepared 'from roots gathered freshly from tire forest and contains noth iug_of the mineral kingdom or any poison¬ ous substance or any article at all which conics from the chemist’s J^braiory. Ihe formula of tlio remedy'was obtained from the Creek Indians in Middle Ga. by reliable white men, who had witnessed the wonderful cures made by that tribe of Indians of Wood disease. Mr Hugh L Dennaid ol Houston;Co Ga, began using K.vilt’s Specific in 1829 and continued its use all his life and asserted that no had nevei known it to fail to cure any cam!-of sggfula blgod taint or contagious hlocd poi¬ son. This testimony lias been coivobara ledi every day for years. The present Com¬ pany was formed fa 1 STD and have since made known to tjio world the virturcs of Swift’s Specific and to-day it is sold in cv ery c-ity, town and country store ail oyer America Great' Britian, and many c.llicr portions of the world. I have seen Swift’s Specific used end known of many eases of the w jrst form of blood diseases which have been cured by it I know the’’proprietors to he gentlemen (if t!?e highest typo and utmost reliability, I feccnmmcml ii as a great blood remedy hv anything: that l know of. M B IVlnirton l’astor 1st Baptist .Clinch, Montgomery Ala. * •itrieu7nN'^s« sjWife " What is the Swift dimpany ? W ho c«.-..-.rsa the org-vriMtii-n ? Is it a clap-trap patent ihldieme humbug, gotten j up to deceive and make money out ol the I people? These questions we think are by. the officials' and eifHcmi of oti? city emit State. Atlanta, , n Ga, v Nov. 10 .... 1888. . \> v o v know the gontietnon coinpnsip^ the 1 c owilt ...... iSpcciiic ... ,, CnniP'UiY* r I ,. r h»*v are prom J ‘ - inetit . . - State, . citizens ol our men ol mcaans and , of f .. High , character , , and Mundmg. W A Hemphill, l’res. Capital City Bank J II Borter, Bros. Merchants’ Bank. Pail 1 .' Rcmiare, Viee-l’res. N"at Bank. L J Hill, Bros. Gate City Nat. Bank. .Jno B Gordon, Uov. of Georgia. I Alfred 11 Colquile, U S Senator. j .1 lCooi'cr, Mayor of Atlanta i I think Swift's Specific is the best Mood letnedy in llio world. I have known it to make some wonderful cures of patients v lm were considered incimrido. D M G i ay son, Cromvitle, La. Treatise on Blood and Skiff Diseases mailed (roe. Thu Swift Specific Go; Drawer S',Atlanta, Ga. Col. Loyd Moore, of Macon, accompa¬ nied by bis bride, spent a day or two in burg this week. Tlio many friends of Mr. J. II, llay, of Macon will be glad to learn lliat ho of the many good citizens whom Craw fowl county has given to Macou. The bride was Miss Ida WHbournc. •eiljaiMn\>oo3 '.'titoipaui Hi uaranp i;b /-( nj.vi Ptog u aAjXpuu 'noX ojiio ;£ ’nun.ixiH xotn Iiusuoa v.A’uo;;;r Saji|jou 4ij, -Autmop SI11 noA Whoik .iqj i«ioS' -}uo iijom uu nav j# uavu naox ai N euralgic Persons And those troubled with nervousness rcsultinj from core or overwork will bo relieved by Ukifig Brown?.-, Iron Bitters, oenutno has trade marklmd croasotl red tines on wrapper. Many Persons Are broken down ffijmioverwork or household caros nro Wi )-,s iron Bitters Apbeilds (he sv-te-i). »: : .i ■i, p-l i.n-, rel.vivef ex cikis of biltf, ausTeunt amlarix. tKt gouuiah NUMBKI5 20 Soles fur lariucrs. CuLLodkn, June 3, 1&89*-W« . have had a glorious rain, and all things seem cheerful in these parts just now; the vigil’s are too cold for cotton. Far mere are well up with their crops, and considering the- drohtli they have just passed through,, are looking very well. Oats are very light—some places a failure, Spring oats can’t stand a May we must get a kind that can, or we had um ’ heat r fields a w'“ nave ” U ‘^-vT become r,0B so small ° iU bus and ‘™* . s " so far between that the whistle of the travel bug thresh has ceased to send forth its cherry sound In years gone by our eyes w*rcr made glad each returning June to look upon broad fields ,.f llns gulden grain, but now in.-te.i-l the plow and the hoe getting in tVe-.r ch t'-.e 1 ’ work ^or*. ne'tiri" ry u ‘"«> our °i lr soil at the increv of every rain storm: or i*"**,-' hr**W w **■»• *• mints to the sun’s absorbing and rays- The cotton’s pnnv limbs ami leaves too amnh to needed . are give tne htna its shade, and its mots too weak to check washing rains. Is there any wisdom in thus giving ii.,D. L,n uftlte rains and heat the soil mi pithpis f. .u.t , us o . v,- A.-e i Maine, i and , justly . toop-oiir fathers and slavery for dc-vastat ing this once fair land, for they spared neither forests nor soil. Are , we doing , . any better? Are wo not . cont ■■ mm ■ njyGte same destructive , , mclhods , . „ ? . . ,, A , t;„™ ,. at , build us mouumeuts, 1 hope they will burn us in effigy. I was in your town a few days ago and was glad to observe cheerful smiles on face:; of your business men, for 1 know such smiles are horn only of business stic cess. You ought to push tho suggestion thrown oitf in ycur last issue about clean¬ ing up your side walks. There is no clis puling the fact that dog tunnel has got yom-town. It seems a little odd to one going from a town whose streets are kept. smooth by (lie treag of business, to see the eriizons cf Crawford’s capital, young n,!(1 ,iel,ra .. following each other in single file along the narrow trail around the piihlic square. }*mer.n no of tenso I only mean it ooesn t lqAMigni li T,.r-.T TfbgreSsfyc. i b og mjpiK While tnere I met up- with one of yonr best Mr. J. f. Champion. He told me he ?ia 1 carriedJ.a load of home raised wheat to mill that day. and would commence cutting the new crop next day. So you sec- he made both ends meet, and he generally docs that with all his crops. 1 fcuw v.-fiereol 1 speak. He has brought a place, once run down and almost barren of everything both soil and improvements, np to J' ioIdiD S ahundant crops, and in ad dlt,0 n t0 a comfi.rtable residence but re ntly , Co,11 T !ell d 8nd P-^^ted, ho has ' lmrB s for h:s « ra,n - b - ir »* for •»» Cil!tk ‘ . botU 1! l,!t s aud c:lttIc > comfortable j mill for etc. 1,is . In ,cna,lt short, -S a he ?ood ins ginnery, well j a j T u 'l'l'cd southern farm and home, all j “f' 1 "’’ 101 ’ in a few years by steady per-| ’ n( 800,1 n,ani,goment - Tiiis i# not in *l j 0 * 1 *** 1>! f f°‘' M ‘-p-- h ^ b >es n ’t ' j U ‘‘ f "'' notor ! oty ~ b K- I ilo think , “ flt .‘'n , "“““f l °, UI> RS beacon W l!s *» a bn<1 ] ' " h 7 1 1"® ^ 80 1 others to success, While ris , iu your town several of wore up by Crawford’s champion , , teller, . ,, , Mr. r 1;, . S. »\ actor. 1 learn ,, , all opposition ... tu . his , . cl« , has , i ms van » , and , , lie ,. the hc.t , . with much wefirs j. .. Even John r . ^ S.—Ins . . lieretotore i )borll aad 8 „ ccrss r u | rival -has piolded , mlm aod r ,, tirml frmn tll0 ( id , L M I CY-'ty 4 TAYLOR’S ^0£7S CG* np£R ’ fS?! $ /MN&, mm&s; mm | HBk sMh ■ 5S V: ! Cb'S o,\TEirfSRWMIl-t AIM** - OURCUTCFtrasiNe SAV/ KILL GAUGE * A CUE!. ^XROUER TAYLOR KSFS. E 0 . (Krasa Mnrticn this Chaiubersburg. Po. Pape'.) tteppsi %'SBiuu Dscii Iiifo Idxporionoo. Rorcar 3 £u,bl 9 and W»nn» cures. for sealed Trial particular;'.. Packages, Send ^TAKD Addvoea 0^ & CO, LcMis^na, Wet N 0 T I C E ! Notice is hereby given that St the journo,! session of the lieghilatiiib which" will meet on the first Wednesday in July nexi, a hill will ho introduced to for Tax Assessors for Crawford county. May,31st last). Ir liealtb ohd life arc worth anyth'ng I and yob arc feeling out of soits and tired out, lone up your system by taking Dr. J; II. Tylci can’s Sarsaparilla. “INMAN WEED (Female Medicine) lr.s proved a great blessing to the wcak.deli- clue* cate, over-worked women of our large f pr it is that all who use it kaep robust and healthy, ST. ‘ LOUIS, MO., Post-Dispatch snvs ' . ‘Indian women are proverbially hcaliliy thehlS , , np“ ,, Xir" , In foot* back*. they frequently go the day before and after confinement, with their tribes, upon the niarc h- These women acquire this great str enght and power of endurance by using a weed that grows in 1 heir locality, out of which a medicine is now being made, and kept hv the druggists, under tho name IN¬ DIA X WEED (Female Medicine.) Q ^VforeThcTourt'liouse^oiif , within Hi Knoxville, Georgia, the legal irroI" following 6 jmqmrty'to^vit'.- 'hot of land tho, number 21*6 in the first district of county, containing Uqustou, 202J now Crawford less. Levied the “ acres, more or. SSfc %St&28SiRi on as property of tho "STSi, a favor of K. P. »n;l L. I). Moore against U- C. ; .White, deceased, administrator issued from of K. the lb .nuremson Crawford county court; one in favor of •{• M". l-troml and one other iu favor, 'de- of f-easut, and issued from JusUee court of 494'h District, G. JI-, and winch are now ], Tenants y j,( ;tm i controlled by George W. White,!, in possession notified. Terms ^B-' A.'l(ARTILEY, I™..;-—. Sheriff DlZ/.iAthoo, nausea, drowsiness, dis tress . after ... eating, he cured and can pra- l vente,: , ■ by , taking , Dr-. J. , T1 II-MaLeau’sLiver , T T , T . »' 'Ihe most delicate constitution can safely l; es Dr, J. II. McLean's Tar Wine Lung L dm. It is a sure remedy for coughs, loss : Vtl ioc, and all throat and lung troubles, Txvenjy I»icces ot SJoue. My little ncice, left me by her moth cr had one of the worst cases of white swell ing I ever saw. More than twenty pieces of bone came out oi her leg, one piece he'u’g about the size of the small end of a walk ing cane, and nearly three inches long.’ The Lolc left bv taking these pieces ou waS as large as a good sized walnut. She was not able to walk a step for eWht months, and was afterwards compelled “to UJt . c ; 0{ch<?s for ncady a year . The d(Jc .' oft said tficre was no cure, and advised amputation of the limb.. This I would not consent to, but put her to taking (S. S. S.)' leaving ell all other treatment. . It .has QtirciJ her sound and weR; aauW’sball uev er grow weary of speaking its praise. Mrs. Annie Getaling. Columbus, Ga., Feb. 11, 1889. Ssdn Cancer, Swift's Specific has cured a cancer y ou my (*<*, «ud has almost made a young man ol Uact-ra, Fh. T J Teato. A servant has been afflicted many years’ with a cancer on her nose, which resisted all treatment. She has been entirely Clir ed Gy Swift's .Specific; • Thomson, Ga. Jno Hill, Swift’s Specific has cured my cancer,' ' vb |eli was very bad. I am now in fine better. Have gained 25 pounds since I begau taking Swift’s Spo . U S Bradford. TiptonviHo, Term. A ^ tIiIS , M * a nfc5r iowrl ™ cancer on his face, which had do-’ his nose and was eating towards i:is eyes. As a ‘last resort I put him on Swift’s Specific, and it has cured him en¬ tile!/,- sound and well. 31 F Crumley* 31 D Oglethorpe,Ga. , h r !atbcr , , , 1,9,1 , . >' hr Y™*™ erting.cancer bis under lip, which had been gradually worse until it had eaten a wav his. down to the and was nl1 Ibe inside of his cheek, and the surgeon said a horiible death was soon to come. We gave, him nine bottles of Swift’s Spe cifie, and he 1,as Icon entirely cured. Swift’s .Kj-.eeific is entiaely a vegotabla remedy, and seems to cure Cancer by forc¬ ing the poison out of the system through! the sore. Send for hook on Cancer and' blood poison, mailed free.. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga.' 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