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ON TON NaSIEST
'
■ TERMS
EVER OFFERED IN CRAWFORD
COUNTY
The undersigned is now prepared to
lend money at S per cent, interest, per An¬
num. No cash commissions charged bor¬
rower. All that borrower is required to
pay in advance is my foe tor negotiating
loan anti cost of recording necessary
'papers. Sums of £S00 and upwards loan¬
ed on improved real estate lor five years
time. If you want money at cheap rates
come aud see me, and get every dollar
that you give a note for and save heavy
commissions. Respectfully,
O, P. WRIGHT.
— Made from Rx-wee 3 nr toe—
LAK& ©F FLOW^ilS l
Swell loath
Is,. I o-. R r .-Ar0:P,r-O'nw i'Afirti;.,
EACM 63 CS^TS.
ALSO OOH EXTRA FIKE SPECIALTIES:
m os§ isjsas i s?mK8 mist i
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IMPfiRIAL P5WK I
ROUSSEL mSE
E9EW BOUQUET!
L8LY OF THE ALLEYS
A ll SO ecnia per P8CJGS0LA 1
Tho most dsl’cate and rao?t- lasting odors aiafio.
Our tr&de-mai’k patented on every label.
** Delicate aa a cobweb, hills.*’
XiCBtifif? a?* tbe
p3T"iryo«t* du'uffffSei don’t, Keep titem send
amount io tse wa will foa‘ward »»repaid*
D0US3AK FRENCH PE8FU8SESY 00.,
46 Chartres &C° 0 Kew Orleans, 3 a a.
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for p».lrnts’j 6*vclts, trade-*** arlo, cry*?;
right.-' oio., for t-ae i'uitt’.1 .St:i»pn, u:;a
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Is pahlirihed WKWKJiY a.* / .yu i is
Sdmikfcedt-o fnecbanics, iitmiiUt-.is, be ih-■■ i"istpaper bn^inF-^rhir- c-j-.iu-'u t-o s- iuree,
v.
fatlicv departm'Miis or industrial ••i.ruiv-d, pub
lishoij in an y eonivvy. 1*, Con<xUir fb? dalias of
Sil patentees find t iilo ot every iu vein.ion pa? ented
Anon week. Try, it four months lor one dollar.
$old If by all have newrfcSettior.s. inv-nir-Jou to patent write tc
you puh’.i an 'J'jicaMffo Aruonostt*
Mann & Co., t’l'-rs cl
pitL*:U uuiW b e..
CALL O M-
J. 8: M v GEE
At.Ceres or McE!mui-r:i.v':i old stand
For Fine ’Whiidcies, Brandy,
.Kuril and Everything Gin and general Macon Gio
eeries. at
prices.
The White is Kiitg.
ovr.t;
7000,COO Now In Use.
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Geutleuiou, uo you waut to picaae yo-.fr
wives'/
Ladies do you desire to lighten yourhibcirs ?
Dealers do you wish to satisfy your cus¬
tomers ‘!
If so, Buy THE WHITE.
The one and only verdict of the people at
large is that the White fills the bill in ev
ory respect.
\Vc Know v .at , Wluat The Best.
A Golden Opportunity For Dealers.
ADDRESS..
TEE KI 0 XYILI i JOUBML.
VOLUME II.
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Wliat the People are Doing and
Talking About.
THE TIMES IN CRAWFORD
Socieiy Itfevvw asnl nfeisjlsl>or«.
IfSeitiSoK,
Cant- Jeff McGeerd Macon was ia town
yesterday.
B. II. Ray of Macon was iu town a few
days this week,
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Allen visited the
family of J. J. Hanes the first of the week.
Dr. J. A. MeKown of Jonesboro was
in town on business for a few dajus.
If thero were more dwelling houses in
town they Could be easily rented.
CM Yv. 1’. Blasingamb stent a day or
two in Forsyth this week,
Dr. Smith and Mr. S. A. Mathews
Hickory Grove were intown, this week.
Mr. Jeff Sanders, of the 3rd district was
in town this week, on business.
This paper is issued under more difficul
this week than has ever before been the
case
Col. L. D. 'Moore, of Macon, was here
looking after professional business first of
the week.
A limited number of the celebrated um¬
brella China trees—one year old—for sale
by the editor.
A First Class new Sewing Machine for
sale at nearly half price. Apply at the
printing office.
The Journal is thoroughly established
now, and will be continually improved
for some time to come.
For a safe and certain remedy for fever
and ague' use Dr JH McLean’s Chills
and Fever Cure, it is warranted to cure.
Mr. Ruben Evans and wife, of Stone
Mountain, have bwh spending some time
recently with friends in aud about tow n
The time has about come when hpnte
merchants are able to conduct the trade cf
Crawford county. Next let fill have some
small manufactories to insure future pros
pority.
On the 5th Sabbath in this month there
will be an all day singing at Mt. Carmel
v-’hurch. Everybody invited to come and
bring lunch baskets—with something to
cat in them.
Mr. Wesley Dent and Mr, Z. T. Harris
had a fight at the depot the other day.
Harris received a severe blow on the head
with a board froro which : C03
siderahly. Both parties are sorry that they
had tho difficulty.
Even the most vigorous and hearty
people have at times a feeling of weariness
and lassitude. To dispel this feeling lake
Or. J. H. McLean’s Sarsaparilla; it will
impart vigro and vitality/
The Baptist church is being painted and
a steeple is being reared. Rev. A. O. Wel
]ons is the moving spirit in this work.
His hammer is never idle except when he
is off soliciting help to finish the work.
X Y Z has an article in this issue in
which he endeavors to prove that the only
town iu the county ought to be at the de¬
pot. Let some of our readers write and
answer it if they wish to do so.
„„„„ .E are „ times whena feeling oflassi- „
ti;de will overcome the most robust, when
the system craves for pure blood, to fur
’
ii.sh the elements of ueaith , and strenght.
Tho best remedy for purifying the blood
is Dr. J. H. McLean’s Sarsayarilla.
C lh. tail, of Mr. J. J.
.lanes util leave for Union Springs, Ala.
excepting Oscar Hanes, who has accepted
Binta.ta, Tl». «„d. of
this family iu this commun'ty may he
numbered by their acquaintances thay have
formed, and their departure is regretted
by all our citizens.
DIZZINESS, nausea, drowsiness, dis¬
tress after eating, can be cured and pre¬
vented by taking Dr. J. ?I-McLean’s Liver
and Kidney Billets (little pills.)
’Irs. M, B. Bierce has purchased the
atocK formerly owned by Mrs. E O Dan
i'dl.v and lias increased her stock consider¬
ably. f-.!/a how (iccupies tho new store be¬
tween the Dent House and Harris' Holi.
.Sh,- u-iil Jell our readers next week wliat
she proposes to do.
A negro named Tom. Hunter, while
drunk intoffcared with the bvakeman of |
. ,. y
ago. He drew Ins knife on ’the .brakcinau
and was struck on the head a severe blow
nearly killing Him.
Near the depot Mr. Robert Malpass is
building a dwelling.
9MT brswn’s moti bitters
Cures Indigestion, lUliouanosa, Dyspepsia, Mala
ii-j, eir.M Nervousn’etH, and General Dobiiity it! ■ rbvsi
ivcotcnvend-it. AU dealers sail Genuine
KNOXVILLE, GEORGIA. KEPT. 2 5 1839
,
Price Per Annum.
What the Trouble Be.
The only printer iu the county except
Mr. W. J. McAfee, who is clerking
Wright & Allen, and Jeff Wright, who
sick in bed, is the Editor.
On Saturday the Editor accidentally
drove a nail betweon the knuckle joints
the two firet fingers of the right hand. As
it requires limber fingers for this work,
and the editor-printer did not have them,
(jio public will understand why the paper
contains so little local news and is so late
in making its appearance.
SJarrletl.
On Monday M. Adam Tlortmar, and
Mrs. Nancy Miller were ' married at the
home of the bride by Judge A. ?. Kpillers.
The groom has passed his three score years
and is still bale and hearty. The bride
a middle-aged lady whose years sit lightly
upon her.
KXWXVBS.I.E Ml AES Si BIU.'.
Just received a car load of Genuine
Texas Rust Proof Seed Oats which we
offer at 50 cents a bushel.
Flour from 854,00 to 0,00 per barrel.
Granulated Sugar at 10 cents per lb,
HO lb. sacks of Salt at 90c.
Georgia Seed Rye §1.25 per bushel
California Hams at 10 cents per lb
Meal at 70 cents per bushel
Meat at Of per pound by the side
Bran at §100 par hundred pounds
Checked Homespun at G cents
Four-four Sheeting at 7 cents a yd
Ladies Shoes from §1,00 to 3,00 per pr
Gents Shoes from $1,00 5,00 ” ”
Wc have just received a large lot of
ready made Clothing which we
direct from manufacturers that we
at prices never before known to this sec¬
tion aud other Merchandise, Hats Notions
in fact everything kept in a first class g|u
oral store.
We cordially envite the public to cjll
and examine our Stock and we are
dent we can give satisfaction both.in quid
ity and prices.
Respectfully,
Wright & Allen
Wrapping paper for sale
this office at 4cis per ponnd
Tho American Accident Go,
$100,000 deposited for protection
policy holders.
I. OUIS7ILE, K Y.
TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE!
JlSrBETTEIS INSUI1E Tot)AY“0^
is required. A
man not wise who will n.A protect him¬
self and family in case of accident when
costs only four cents a day. For only
few days disability you receive more than
it costs to insure for a year. Au
Policy enables you to command tho
medical attention, at once,,
for loss of time, protects your family
you dependent aie,helpless ami ypi leaves those who
of accidental upon provided for in
death. One person in
seven is killed or injured every year.
tistics show that there are more than..foity
accidents to one fire, and yet tso ono ever
regrets having property insured.
W. W. MH-AUBC,
Knoxville, Ga.
fe*ga* » FOR THE BLOOD,
Bi!iousn.as, Weakness, take Malaria, Indigestion and
BROWN’S IRON BTTTKRS.
ft cures quickly. For sale by all dealers in
medicine. Get-the'genuine.
, j find Ideal. Tooth Powder Is without
exception the - best I have ever- used.
Wi and 4 h white, aid which If.^ep 1 jr.y was tooth unable very to clean do
with any other powder 1 have ever tried
before. So says Ferdinand E. Chartard,
Liutinaoic, Md.
ommend it. It, E. Nichols, Dentist, Ha
Kansas, nays, Ideal Tooth Powder
tte-8HSRSfgat with each, two bottles, l’rice 20 ss cents
P er bottle,
FOR DYSPEP9XA
IJal* Brown’s ! re:. Hitters,
Physiohin: recMtnunii It.
AU dealers keep it. SUXeucr bottle. Ocnulne
bar tradq-iuarkand croueed j ed Hues on wrapper.
Either oi tho following engravings,
tiie "Evangeline,” Glen ” "Tho “ Bayard,” First Step,” ‘‘Monarch without of
or
advertising with on them, size 20 x 24 inches,
given Ideal ono 50 cent or two 25 cent
bottles of 'booth Powder. Theso
are not cheap 1). Bowman, lithographs, Dentist, but works of
art. A. Nicholia,
Idaho, says, 1 am using your Ideal Tooth
Powder, and find it superior to all others.
safely The engraving 2-tth “Evangeline” of arrived
on like the Christmas December, gift. Trusting making
it seem a
that Ideal Tooth Powder may flourish,
I remain, yours Col. respectfully, Ono of Elois Ear
nest, Denver, these enjjrav
ties of Ideal Tooth Powder,
WE AK #11H DEVELOPED
\ r S^UM>Y
t--N V:T>IB PU
v q-<. ■ s.rin-- hi . ’ "it ip ’DP i (h i-m>I y
irM.i-.rnTwn'rriSv 1 "•hr* wnipitoe h-nnlmi*
nwro \m ol
feUn,-' t |i>jg On tj' 1 -f U g r1 ,ir{> v *’*7
»t»avT?onliii , > m- wiDr -~ ‘‘ r, .y J •'
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Crawioid Comity’s Organ
lPialn Facta.
Mr Editor—I write this not knowing
that it will he printed. Still 1 believe that
you are not so full of pridjudice lhat you
will exclude facts lhat the public will be
benefitted iu knowing. I think you will
give us people who want the depot town‘a
common market for the people of the coun
tv a chance to say'a few words at least, -
Crawford county must have bade center
and where shall that trade tonterjhe ? The
answer to that question is. it should be the
best, place. The best place is tbs one
which is the most accesaable to the people
aud to the great artery of commerce—the
r abroad. If we ever have a big town iu
Crawford county the trade of that pi
must come for the most part from the
western parr of the county. This roust be
the case because there is no town in many
miles on the west. I believe the Journal
stated this some months ago. It takes
railroads to devplep a country, and if some
of the eopple are going to try and do this
away from the railroad they will work
against great odds. And besides, there
will be many who will not agree. With
them, and are enterprising enough‘to see
t hat the railroad is (lie place to locale at,
becauso in the course of time the business
roust come here. The history of all thriv¬
ing towns proves this, where the circum¬
stances are similar. The farmers of this
county will bo sure to buy their supplies
in the county, in the course of time, fer
the trade of thi* section is immense and
the fanners arc now studying economy,
and talking economy, and practicing ccon.
omy. Convenience and economy together
with accommodation constitutes the poiuts
which have proven to be the elements
which bring success in commerce. If yob
admit lhat this is true then you virtually
admit that fhe new town at the depot |is
the most eligible local for the common
market of the people of this section -
I head this article plain frets becahse 1
believe I have dealt in nothing else. It I
am wrong, show me tip. X YZ
No need to take those big cathartic pills:
ono of Dr. J. H McLean’s Liver and Kid -
ney Pillets is quite sufficient and mo r#
agreeable.
IF TOVn RACK ACTem
Or you are It all is worn general out, debility. really good Try for nothing
JiltOWN'S IRON MITTEF.3.
It will cure yon, and give a good appetite, Sold
by all dealers in medicine.
THE PROPOSAL
JM- v*:
m 2 f
ssaffli
i-'vMJ /A-.—My to-night! darling, you look irresistibly
r S/’ie .—Do 1? Thanks very muth! you
a/e handsome as a Prince, Charley, in your
ri/eis suit.
/A.—Give the credit to the Dkmont.
Sitiit, my iove, which 1 wear for the fir.
time to-night j it is that which gives ton.
to my toilette. Here is its prototype (slip
ping the Diamond engagement ring on
ffr i-'nger).
Si ;.".—May our love be as enduring a:
the fame of
“ The Diamond Shirt.’
Tableau,
tetBfijPi
If your dealer does not k^ep it^ seat! his aildresn
to Miller & Co., sole raanuf turers. iLlti
trore, Mil
- HARWOOD’S
mm;
Made byHarwood M’f’g. 00.,
' BOSTON. "
WANTED fN EVERY
To Replace Broken Cane.
RE-SEAT YOUR CHAIRS.
Anylicdy THEM. rau apply ^
Ko Mechanic noeded. \S
SOI.B BY mm
Furniture & 1
Harare
TKADES,
. In buying uuv,- Chair tier these with
k •
.
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AGENTS WANTED;
NUMBER c2
deceased, I will sell at public outcry,
('•■Vo the court house door, iu the town
Knoxville, said county, within the 1
hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in
vember next, the following ilescrihed lands
to wit: Whole lots numbers J 1:0 and 1
in the sixth (Gth) district of said
containing each 202-} acres, and in the
gregate 4D5 acres, mote or less - Soil
purpose of paying indehti-dne.^ rf said
ceased and for making distribution
legatees under said will. Tern s cash.
Witness my band T.hos 1.
X rs ‘ ' ^ len- Y', 1 ’ 1 E—:
- — -
GEORGIA, Crawford county-A
ers appointed to assign and set apart from
estate of W. W. Scon, deceased, a year's
support for Mrs. F. E Scott and her minor
children, have made their return . This is
?h~u:
on or before the first Monday in October
next, the why such return should not be mad#
said judgment of the court of Ordinary
county. Witness my hand officially,
O. P. A>RIGHT, Ordinary.
Msthcws, GEORGIA, Crawford county— J. \V.
administrator of James N.
Mathews, deceased has made application
hjf -cave to sell the lands belonging tu the
estate of said deceased : This is to , ;ta all
concerned to show cause, if any they have,
on or before the first Monday in October
granted. next why said application should not be
Witness mv hand officially, this
August 30th '
1889. O, P. WRIGHT,
Ordinary.
GEORGIA. Crawford county—Will be
sold before the court house door in the
town of Knoxville, said eouuty, within the
legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday ia
October, next, the following property to
wit: Lot of land number tiO in the 7th
district of said county, containing 202J
acres, more or less. . Levied on as the
property of William Carter under and by
virtue of a fi fa issued from the cqpnty
court of said county in favor of James H.
Turner, amicistrator of estate of AHen W.
Turner, deceased, vs. said William Carier,
said fi fit having been transferred to B. II.
Ray. Ail parties at interest legally noti¬
fied. Witness my hand officially, this
29th i889. B. A. HARTLEY,
Sheriff.
GEORGIA. Crawford county— By vir¬
tue of au order of the court of Ordinary of
said eouuty I will sell before the court
house door in the town of Knoxville, said
county, within the legal hours of sale on
following the first Tuesday In October, next, the
land to wit,' Al! of lot number
162 and ten acres of lot number 1G1 iu the
seventh district of said county, being in
the aggregate 212. more or less, same
being place known as the Rufus Carter
home place. Sold for the purpose of dis¬
tribution among the heirs of Rufus Carter,
deceased, aud for paying debts against the
estate of said deceased. Terms cash.
August 29, 1889. W. M. TAYLOR,
Administrator.
GEORGIA. Crawford connty—By virtue j
of the power veutu-i iu me by the last will,
and testament of Elijah Eubanks I will
soil before the court house door in Knox¬
ville. said county, within the legal hours
of sale on the first Tuesday in October,
next, tho following lands, to wit: East
half of lot number 41, west, half of lot
number 66 and 16 acres of lot number 156 ,
ail m the 3rd district of said county. Sold!
Ibr distribution among the heirs of said j
deceased. Terms cash August 26. 1889 j
W. K. EUBANKS, Executor.
,
Many Persons i
Are broken down from overwork or household
eares rebuilds Brown’s the system, aids Iron dHestion, Bitters j
of Me, and removes ex- *
oobs cures mainrla. Get the ftenuine. ’......—™
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In aisoaiea ofthe MootTsbu £.nit?oL .-Serbian
.inpotocey, Mfranrwl Affoetiorji. Organie Wecknow. UorrrrWa, p,r,LnUl« awt
rtiacdics. Defonnitios ecicntiffo Trwt<vJ. treatraeu;; Call and sin
t-eeponste answered fhowj or vrfie for 2i*t c 4
S'Per snfl'i'rtajr oq frozrf !Jc^furrtwLouM oy deuiruig trt**tinar.t bj
yon* wad iieip artdr&w C*
y.oud lourn rjc«c£bLisVj It fa not a tF*u#cJfr
HICKS & PARKER, '
_
*w—«MACON, GA.,' DEALERS IN'-—- . ~
WHISI / (Y, . ‘* wm, ‘ ««. I . mBAcco ‘ " &C * ‘
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Having bought out Mr.'H01/u:‘:idorf’s business, We aré-pré‘?
pared f0 supply our friends with ,the best. Liquors cigars am“;
Tol‘nwcos' the‘xvnm-ket zL‘fl‘ords at living pricafs. NOW wheneverfg
you come to town come to see Cmm Hicks., .- 3‘3
.
FOE: SALE
o „a-;) tm p* o s
Sossdag MusSila;
Orange Groves in Marion Co.
Fla,, Offered. * r
The new Town of Musella
3 known
» m,*
*10*1/, ,. , Sltll&CCfl tilt! tldlltfl •
OH
f K. K. : midway 1 between
« P la.
• ■,
KllOXYllle and 1 iullodetl, ilES
t been laid ( off and lots offer
are
ed at Extremely Low Prices.
*'
Fertile and healthy section, intelligent
people. ILst location in the state for a
large mercantile business, stcatp pin etcy
^ a, ‘ |'""h-espectally . I™-*™™'* a the ' 1 ^’ peacn,. e<5 ; u ?
.
J w ‘> stores there doing a tine business,,
Will have a I’ost Office in a few days with',
double daily mails. Sites have been do-.
tlle cU,zt r -;- ' as P -* l ,0se *•* erecting '**», then.* **4
ro
Building > is now being done on stveial
new lots, au in the near future the souud
cf the saw and hammer will echo among,
the surrounding hills. I have also 870.
acres good Farming Lands lying imtnedi-;
atcly around the station which .1 will sell
cheap in quantities to suit, purchaser,,
a iso a good 200 acre farm on Ulkahatciieo
creek, 21 miles distant.
Also GRANGE GROVES in Marion
county, Fia. on easy terms. . ■
I can be found at Knoxville or Musella,
fir the next 10 days. After that address
me at Anthony. Fla. or call on H. Finch
Sanders, my agent at Ceres, Ga.
Respectfully, ■
McD. STROUD.
Musella, Ga., August 2G, 1889.
If health aud life .au
arc worth anything
and you are feeling out of sorts and tired
out, tone up your system by taking Dr. J
II. McLean's Sarsaparilla.
INDIAN WELD (Female Medicine) ha a.
a great blessing to the weak,deli-,
over-worked women .of out large pi tie#
for it is that all who use it keep robust and
; :■ • -
Pimples, .
blotches, scaly skin, ugly spaf#
and ulcers, discharges, abscesses such and tnpjors,'
as catarrh, oc-.
ringworm, other forms of skin .dis¬
lakeDr. art; symptoms McLean’s of blood impurity
J. £1. Sarsaparilla.
.
% :mm TEOTKA (Teasing Pawdsrsy
fiowulj. A'u~ys Irrigation, AlitsL)lg«stlan, KegnlatM t6*'
tHrragvbens tbs Child.Eilo-s Teething
i.isy p.nd Coin only S3 Cents. Tcathiua cure#
IhcSmanertroubiesciChUdren eruptions mul pnrns, e ft nothing equals It for
is of any aft* It
safe and TJSEThijsa sure. Try it and you will never b«
tviiiiOTt H3loRsr»s there ora cklUU
*en in tnu iiouse. ^s’*f youv l>ruisgi*t.
ASK FOR iff
THE SELF-THREADING
ELDIEDGE
B”
In it arc coin
bined the fin
mechauic- -)
al skill, the tknf .1
most usefuliJSSY
and practicalsSeM k&s
and
known ad-^*^
that
a eew
. machine
or use. rj
ELDREDCE MFC. CO. .
aai Wholassle Office, EaWdew, Et
271 Wabash Aoe., Chicago.
39 lirood Street, Hew York.
' SALOON AND ’RESTAU RANT "f
13 OWNED AND BEING RUN BY
MW. R. H {O'K§. :
Whmovor you came to Mama and Want immgflfing zond to eat 2.?“ swmct‘bing ,
ge-zsd to drink yuu'will find' the Dxiéiiant the but place in 'town'of the kind.
