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VOL. XVI.
THOM AS VILLE, GA.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1888.
N0.-3#
Is it Accordeon or Accordion ? #
There is life in the old land yet.
The Piney Woods, ui'.h its new
coat of paint, lcoks like a bride.
Thyu.3svi.ic kc«ps will to the front.
ls our natural position.
“Pete” Smith is out and again him
self.
Candidates .
thick as fleas, in
Mrs. B. A. Bass is visiting friends
and relatives in Augusta.
ar his gone to Thorn-
i the tin buxines?.—
S-wral parties r.re here looking for
proper:)* tad Louies. They are stran
gers, r-.ru ricu’d bo ‘taken io.”
The galvanized iron work on the
“Brighton” is about completed. And
it is very handsome.
The work of surfacing up the T.
; M. is going forward rapidly. The
oad wi'i scon be first class.
A wire fence is being put up on
All sidtb of the T. & M. railroad
jin Thomasville to Monticcllo.
oafoty, tho slight Cough
may bocomo
matter. nn«l Kovoral hot-
ties will be required.
c oNsoMp:rj0N
se pile of brick for the
of Mr. l inn’s three
on Madison street,
foundation places.
OAIITIOM
before Ii-stI up the farlory. wlilrfc
StotT^wJV.'lKHipIan t-ln.es :it
0*7$ be boa llieni without wy■ iiaiu
pa lUc bottom, j>ut him down as a fraud.
l alley, one of the mos
■graphers in this sectiont
tk man, every inch of him
g h.'uptr.or court.
Townsend has rented
i Cottage, on Crawford
iS family will occupy it
i he fever has not affected the
Havel to 'I homasvilic. The “Gulf”
shows whole pages of arriyals every
day.
Buii-iu.^.4, w and iiiDUsoa.o build-
in..-., C' minus. lo gj up ia every dirce-
li ••• i'iK'U.aoVli: 1 .; is hua-tning.
!•> .w.l Jioi ltriJ opan-
is atierncoii by Lagging
iaw, on a quad hunt.
;oyk out from now on.
Iroiu ih.i 1'cVci*
\ private letter from Mr# R. W.
Glading, who is in Chicago, says
^Thomasville and Thomas county
pamphlets are being circulated in
that city.
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SB'S© Eh GENTLE?.-.CH,
Tho only rail 03 SKAMT.ESS Mum* .moolli In
side. NO TACKS «.r WAX TIlKEAll• jI .art
tbofcrf.t-i
, 1)01101.AS
Men and lx
.. T J*r»s>t Co liurf the (•ft.
tSkJky'
I’OLICK SII015.
i'9il to hurt the (••ef.
Honor as A-j.r.o shoe u miuxc.iku
... l? i>ouW.AS fi-j.enVokkVmVman*s
SHOE U the U*t lu »t <* World for rough wear; one
’ttrCiSoW LA 'h HOE FOR HOYS la
tlu fecit Sdmol KIkw In tl.i world.
OOUGX.AS #.1.15 YOUTH'S hrlitut
filiao give* Uic small llo>* a chance to "tar tlu Iwt
JIH nude In Conprus, pulton and Lace. 1 f not s old
tuy your dealer, write
_ w. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, mass.
FOR SALE AT
Jelks’ Bhos Store.
swiftn * rnciFit;
no Mtri-iirv. i
Has enrol li:
Canecrof thoSKin.tiio!--;
Wood Hnmo:a n*d M;
I'^on.and'ilUd Taint'.
‘ iiai'reiievo.l thoiisai-d
swim
Ha* rel
Poisonirp, Khcuiuati-i:
.. dl»
C. W.
to-day he is a Lit aud robust boy.
C.W. ’*
Richmond, Va.. Pee. 1". li
thne bottles of SiviftV SpccS
blood i<oiM.n. it act-, much better than
j other remedy 1 have ever n«e«l.
1$. F. WiKrtZLP. M. D.
Book on Contagious Blood l’olson mailed free.
All druggists rc'.l S. S. 8. Tne Swift Srccirto
Co.. Draw
Broadway
Draw er u, Ailftuta, Ga. New York, 756
E. T. Kendrick,
COST 1U«YOU K..U-
BRICK & PLASTER WORK
Cooper and family, ol'St. Au-
, ura^ued.sat the Virginia
Tucy have been reiugcciog
gradually mak*
I).*. W. T. Carpenter, Pharmacist
>i BfUggi'i, will op.n las.ncit in a
w days i.. the liniving town of B^s-
n. He i i an expert ia Uis profession,
geu*.ioa..n of pleasant ai'drcsj, and
iil t.j doubt do a good business.
Harried.
There was an early morning marriage
at the Kimball yesterday—very early.
A late Monday evening train brought
to the city Mr. A. S. Estabrook, of
Dayton, Ohio, a gentleman who is quite
well known through the south as hav
ing brought many excursions to this
section from the north and east. On
Tuesday, Major W. F. Hubert F. It.
Hubert and Miss Willie Hubert, of
Thomasville, reached the city.
All stopped at the Kimball, and ear
ly yesterday morning, a little before 6ix
o’cIockj'Miss Hubert and Mr. Esta
brook wire united is marriage, Rev.
H. H. Tacker, D. D., officia iog. An
early breakfast had been laid in Mr.
Becrmao’a private dining-room, and
after the breakfast,* Mr. and Mrs. Es
tabrook left on the early Richmand and
Danville train for Washington, D. C.
—Constitution.
Miss Willie Hubert, new Mrs. A.
S. Estabrook, will receive the cordial
heart felt, coogtatuUtions of every
body in Thomasville. For all know,
esteem and love her. From girl-hood
she has lived here, and we hazard noth
ing in saying that no y«>UDg loiy ever
left Thomasville carrying more good
wishes for her happiness. We
congta'ulate ike gentleman from
Ohio upon having won a fair
southfrn bride, a wife worthy of any
mo:A- love. May unalloyed happiness
crown the union of these tw , bless and
prosper this joining of the West and
South, iu the hoii'st. pur;st in:>;i'.ution
known to earth.
Green Shade Camp-Meeting.
A GREEN SPOT IN MEMORY
The Big Crowd Present.—Thomas-
ville’sQuota.—An Old-Fashioned
Camp-Meeting —A Lovely
Day.—Dots Taken on
the Wing, &.c
Married.
Oa Thursday, the 11th in.*
at the
.iduLce of the bride’s
Rev. W. W. Stewart officiating, Mbs
Julia Pugh and Mr. Jessie J. Cone.
Mr. Cone was ou the s>reels to-day
receiving the cougratula’lous of his
friend?. May bappinc-s crown the
marriage.
It l»Hj!fe
To rbow that stock -raising will pay
in this wetion, we need o» ly ij;ftr to
the fac*. (hat Mayor Hopkins paid Mr.
M. M. Futch $350, this morning for
a pair of young Thomas-county-raised
horse.-. They were by Revoke. Wc
enphat-ize the bruding to show, also,
that it pays best to raise- good stock.
An crdiiury pair wcutd not have
ght mo’.e than half the sum jaid
hoic colts by Revoke.
A correspondent, writing from Ath
ens, says:
“The boys arc waiting every Xvp
for the arrival of Prof. Snelling, who
is to teach the military department of
the university, and are very anxious
concerning the acceptance of Rev.
Mr. Bog^s, as all seem heartily in fa-
of the selection made by the
board of trustees. 1 ’
As Captain Snelling’s successor
has not arrived it is doubtful when
the Captain will leave.
*»;a. c.-ncruo pavcoitiu iu from of
Masury Hold is a splendid piece
voik. li-;: others follow the cx»m-
...itl ivo will soon have first-class
juix-uu from ouc end of Dread
nker.
The tide of travel is, already, set-
,ng southward. Thomasville has
open door>, line hotels, first-class
boarding houses, good health, and
old-fashioned Southern welcome
or all.
Wc have noticed heretofore that
Airs, Li vie tones was erecting a new
idence on l >awson street opposite
the Young Female College. This
\ mistake : the building is being
nut up by Miss Nellie Bird. .
Hoard ol Uniltfi.
Thomasville, Oc*. 12, 1S3B.
Regular meeting.
Present, Dra. McIntosh and Hop
kins, Woo. Campbell and S. J. Cassels.
The resolution uf council referring
the matter of ninival if the Bower
building on Madison street to tins body
properly considered. The board
being inf-umed that its owner was per
fectly willing to move it, and wculc- do
an early date, no action was
deemed necessary.
By resolution the city inspector was
■Lructcd to order the removal of Mr.
Morse’s private sewer or its connection
with city sewer.
No further badness, board adjourned
moo: two weeks hence.
T. M. McIntosh,
S. J. Cass els, President.
Secretary.
r. Wi'lie Thomas and -istcr. Miss
•c. left hero to-day lor Atlapulgus
Wihic was the recipient of many warm
ratulutions on his recent marriage,
LB uuuktou* Thomasville friends.
Annie, who has many friends
and admirers ia Thomasville, will spend
; time here before returning
Amo;
Will five i>r«Huj>t
all work entrusted to bis bands. Special
tontion clren to patching
• *©« f
p<-rsonal atu-utlun i
* , Special at
repairing ul
brick and plaster work. Am __ .
pert in aettlnc a»t«s. tun aces. etc. Sails
faction cuorautccd, aud prices to suit tin
** ]un33-ly
The people of FJorida,_ west of
Monticallo are complaining at
present arrangements by which their
mails do not reach them until the
next day after leaving Savannah,
stead of the afternoon ol the same
day. It is said that the present
schedule between Thomasville and
Monticcllo is arranged to siiit the
merchants of the latter place and not
the general public. The matter is
now receiving the attention of the
postoffice authorities at Washington,
and it :s hoped that a better sched-
will be arranged in a few days.—
News.
1: is to be hoped that another train
will be put on, one to connect with 7
and S. And this we understand will
probably be done.
Governor Hill has been making
speeches in Indiana for Cleveland.
Wc will probably hear less how from
republican sources, about Hill “Knif
ing Cleveland.”
The train which pulled three hun
dred people out from Thcmaavillo yes
terday morning for Green Shade cam p-
meeting, carried the usual variety found
on Sncd-y excursion trains. There
were the good and pious, those who
were going to have thth spiritual
strength renewed; the ycung* crowd
bent upon having a good time; the me
chanic and clctV, off for a respite fr u
labor; the merchant, the professioua
man, leaving the cares c-f business be
hind; the young lady with the v.fj
latest atyle of hat; the young man wlu.
onsidcrcd himself a “ma'licr,” a ‘ par
aljzer,” who imaging c-v<ry g-rl “gent
on him;” the fallow who wou’-’n’t oc
cupy a scat if he could g«‘. lcc, (which
he couldn’t) and who made trips, every
twenty-ninn micuiea, fr^ui end to end
of the Ircir; tho mollur with her litt!o
toddicr 10 1-j-A aft.r; the risible, prac
tical girl, drefs.-d, cot cxtr-ivagantly,
but iu good taM ; tbi smell boy, that
ubiquitous, irrt r-ra r'bh co-.icg citizev,
on the phiLrui. ia ai.-.le, with hi-,
head Mi*, of a window, a find- r ia iii.i
eye, cvci vv-D re, r diickieg, uocu-....:u:-
e-i and dLrvtseing; the f-.t’m r, v.i h «.
basket of pr-’vi.doaS and c.-wn-.l # ia : «:
worth prcr.chcd a logical, appropriate,
wel’-delivi-ro*! icrn.cn. While this
service was going ca in the tabernacle,
a children’s savics was being conducted
in the old church nearby. The hymns
of the two services met and mingled,
while the hearts of the wershipp*
glowed and warmed ’ncr.h songs and
sermons. It was gcod to be there.
But the ‘brill whistle of t’uc locomo
tive warts our p*rty that ’tis time to
return. • Goad-byes” are said, and the
delegations fr.-tn along the line of the
W. Ry., rcr-ke their Wij
the ra ; ’:;
: wiU 1
attempt to
fer
itili
» look aft
Mi.s
Xt and i
purity arm
who mada hi
on the ladies
a ?P ln
; tae youcs man
use If useful 1.7 wi.itiu-r
making round trips to
or every five miaul. ?; (iic
who discussed microbes r.nd
tariff;*the gentieman who knew 1:10
distances between eviry station, aud
the fan
ho:
tho
the lady who was tit rv >r-*, and who
‘•just knet7 that some ecadent would
occur;” the girl who talked to h:r
And when t
cd i
, fill
, ana 1
Fowlto
id by cjnluet
Wbigham, Climax uu
reached and pasM-d.
swell the crowd. B
swell, 'rtle consi.qu ::
icg-room is at a pre
dcutor Ward, as-
James Wiiiddojj.
sion and tho emcrg.-ccy. Ti.ty
through (witu great difficulty)
ining, taking up tickits .-.c i r
their pasaecg«r.- as comfortable a
sible. Kv-ryta-. how.v.r, j.
good liuin;r. r.t’y m'.ji to i,k
crowdinv.
This
lie h«
ad preference,
g ommittcc,
The writ:
leinber of this com-
however, plenty of
Of tl:
Fowltov
Cairo, r<
a lack we u-.-cd not speak.
0 a 0, Climax, vYhigharu and
.reducedout numbers until it was
•!c for ali to get a scat. ThomaS-
dcur old Thotnjbville, ii reached
;0, whfn, a gain, brief “good-byes”
-ken and o : l repair to their
c'.-llectloLs tho day at Green
De-
1 splendid,
eeurrtd.
venly nine tick-
he return trip.
< IT M-ihodist tunes brought
>vcr the pros-
Bainbeidge.
L l*‘’i
uaiy.
At last, aal oa tieur-, lO:30, t:.
stopping-place U reached. A *. ik ;
sitiiCihiDg like half a mi’e brim.. u-> to
Green Shade—beautiful spot, appro
priately nam-d. Nature intud.; 1 Gr.-.u
Shade for a great gathering pi «•••. A
bold spring cf the purest .vat- r gu.-h-.s
cut in the head of a dr/.p ravine, rite
grounds ar-.* slightly undulating, and
dotted hi re and there wi h ciaut tree.-.
Tec capacious tabcraaeic is surrounded
by neat camps, while a hamL-jm„* o’d-
ebareb, bu’lt and dedicated :u
1857, looks on the new improved.ots
a little elevation near.* Near the
TliuiuitM lilt 's Croatth.
The amount of taxable property in
Thomasville foots up $2,102,080.
This is an increase of more than one
hundred thousand o\er last year, snd
shows a healthy increase. And it
should be remembered, also, that the
hoteh, most of them, and they consti
tute some of the m-jst valuable proper
ty in the place, have been exempted
from taxation for a term of years.
Few towns of like population show a
property valuation of more than two
million?. O, the town is growing—
and it will continue to grow.
Mr. Jeraison Lester launched his
bark on tbe sea of life this morning
by leaving tor Houston, Texas,
where he will begin the practice of
law*. He is a young man of solid at
tainments, steady and persevering
and has good prospects for a success-
ful voyage through life. To the good
people of Houston aod the ‘-Lone
Star State” he is commended and en
dorsed by all who know him, as be
ing worthy of their confidence and
esteem.
Mill
vi*ja
loved ones
is qui :t rets
A»a
jut
cnou/h “dead li-';
1 tweet,
aictines of
. when the
i-udc'l, \
1 life
away
^hc city, ia the quia bu.h of the c.-un-
with the birJs to ting tb«ir requi
red fathers, mothers, children. Old
grave?, new grave*, tell the ‘1J surj of
h, cjotiau.m, unrelenting death.
But wc turn from the “silent city of
:ad,’’ to the lining, to the gay
crowds moving hither aL.l (Lithe:. The
throng scatter?. Some go to the li '
spring in tbe deep ravim toxe stvrt
t on an in.-pecting tour; others gather
groupcs and watch the tide of hu
manity which ccaslessiy flows, while
others wander through the surround-
ing woods, gathering wild flowers and
e richly-tinted leaves of autumn.
At ll:30, some brother, with a pow
erful pair of lungs, blows a blast on a
horn or some such instrument, which
a summons tor the multitude to
gather io the great tabernacle, which
seats 2,U00.
Soon after, ringing cut throuah the
woods, Nature’s grand cathedral, is
heard Zion’s songs. “Jesus. Lover of
My Soul,” “All Hail the Power
Jesus’ Name," and other -grand
hynas, fijut out in rich notes of melo
dy. There is no mistaking the rendi
tion of tV old songs. They arc de
votional, \ ifely dfcVvtioad.
Dr. Hinton, the presiding dlcr, cc
enpiej the polpit. For more than one
tour, he holds up Chris* crucified, res
urrected and risen, to a sinful world.
Hi> words are well chosen, hit argu
ment casdnaire, and hi*
or unheeded, when,
of youth,
.i So were were visible.
Greta Shade, ou the
idayia lSnd, will be
waiIn of memory, to-
wW cjmc -.ehoing down the
of time, with the music cf by-
h;s ; iadheed, perhaps, Ij the
of ji.iri, but sacred ou account
: A-isoeiutiuao of the dey.
A day or two ago wc happened i
drug stoic a? the moment when
boy, net high enough to see over th
ur.tcr, called for a package of c
Gratifying.
It if not generally known, perhaps,
that the city council, in revising the
city tax bocks, added only abc ut $S5,-
000 to the values placed by cwutre.
Ia other words, the property-holders of
the town voluntarily gave in something
more than two million dollars worth cf
property. The “raise” oa this large
sum was comparatively little. It is
gratifying to see and know that (he
property-holders of Thomasvillc give
in their property at a fair valuation.
This is honest, patriotic; and they are to
be be commended for it.
In this connection it will be iaurat-
ing, also, to state that the colored peo
ple of the town gave in ever one hun
dred thousand dollars worth of {rop-
erty. And they gave ia at fair valua
tions, very few changes being found
necessary in the revision. The colored
people, many of them, are learning
that to become independent, to become
good and useful citizms, they must
own homes of their own.
Thomasville is proud of her *•!<?/ms,
both* white and colored.
Orange Blossoms !u Illinois
The editor acknowledges the reeeii
of the following :
l the
genii.*
Mr. Edwin Field I.awrtneo,
Miss Kate Osnier.
Married
Monday, October ei^hib,
Eighteen hundred and eighty e
Sterling, I!.'.
At Home,
Wednesdays and Fridays in N’,.\»
S02 West Third Street.’
Miss Osrncr was a guest
Mitchell las: season, and by her
deportment, chat mi og manners aud
winsome ways, won many hearts.
lLr southern friends send, waft :d
on soft southern breezes, breezes laden
with the aroma of flowers, freighted
and i ! Iutr>ioateii # with sunshine, heart
felt, sincere wishes for her future hap
piness. May the silken huot which
has bound these two young her* ' *, tc-
;ether, be gently loosed at the end of
a long, happy and prosperous
to be re-united again up yotuh
r.re never severed.
V.cnlj
where
Funeral Flowers.
Mr. David McCartney has scut by
express to a number of his late
daughter “DollieV’ young lady
friends in Thomasville, some beauti
ful photographs of the floral decora
tions on the occasion of the funeral
of the young lady at her far Western
home. They are chaste, exquisitely
designed and handsomely framed-
They are composed of anchors,
wreaths, stars &c. One is a floral
ladder handsomely wrought f.om
choice flowers, with a dove perched
i the topmost round.
They were sent to Mrs. James
Watt, Miss Sailic Hansel!, Miss Ruth
Wcthington, Miss Yal. Casscls, and
Misses. Julia and Salhc Staik. The
souvenir.*, of the sad death of Mi ..
Dollic McCartney,who was a universal
favorite with even body in Ti:oina;
ville, will be kept and cherished by
the intimate friend; ot the deceased
reminder of one whom they
loved so well.
The
(ompii-ullcr General
Report.
The report of Comptroller General
William A. Wright for the year end
ing Oct. 50, i$SS; contains some in
teresting and important information,
and several valuable suggestions.
Our special from Atlanta, a few days
ago, gave some points of it. The
advance sheets, which the Comptrol
urcr.i
Cotton men, cotton growers, mer
chants and business men, generally,
will be interested in the elaborate no
tice of the South’s great staple, cot-
ton, as written’up by Latham Alex
ander & Co., of New York. Read * convincing,
it- Afar dinner, th« Rev. Mr. Aina-
That is ’.he third package he L
ght to-day’ said the clerk, as t
1 one of the death deal
ers and walked out. Cigarette smok
ing is the crying crime cf the day.
They are poisonous, ruinous and
hurtful to the last degree. They
shatter the nerve, and make wrecks
of the young. And yet there a!re
parents in this town who make no
effort to save their boys from the
habit. Strange, passing strange.
We have made war oa cigarettes
since their introduction, and shall
continue to do so. It may not do
any good, but we will have the con
sciousness of knowing that we gave
the warning.
IV. as. Sliapamd. Jr
Died at the residence at hi-j father,
last Monday morning, of caasump-
>u, Mr. W. B. SoaparJ, Jr. Ti.-.-
d<erased had been a long aud patient
sufferer. All that travel, medical ?id
careful attention cculd d?. was ix-
pended in his behalf. Bo', ala*, of no
avail, and when the rumm ns at b>t
; he met it with that calm resigna
tion which had characterized hw lib: a
>n:* whc*Bc Christain faith was rtroni:
in the promi*oa of hU Savior.
Mr. Hhapard was a joun • man of
cubic impulses. Hi* young life ha*
been one of sunshine anl purity, the
only son of a doting patent, it seemed
hud to realizi that he should thus early
be called away. Bat each are the
c- mmaods of an All Wise Judge.
•The Lord is good to all . and bis
• nder inerrica are over all Lis work.--."
To the Lereavid p*arents, and sorrow-
in/ Lved one*, w* can only extend cv*
c r.do’.cnce in this, tbeir hour of vri
b-.rravement.—Opcleik* Democrat.
*!r. .Shapard will be well remember
ed by oureitizins. He was the gcr?t
of Dr. S. J. Jones a year or two ago,
and was highly esteemed I7 »’» who
met and knew him.
ler Gent.
News,
has ^ent to the Morning
i:n fuller information.
a^c in value cl property
for iSSS over the pre-
r is $11,258,00^, and the
railroad property for the
J is $4,404,535, making
cf $:5,660.537. For the further in-
don and encouragement of the
the Comptroller General has
cd a table .*»?:owing the increase
:c oi j-ropery siffee 1879, as
> Increase of property on
$10:, 709.91.' . railroad ptop*
$i-M*57.9<;S, :r..iVi; a a total
:c :.:ncc that waren
9tc
1879
c of lands in
: lus increased 29 per cent;
ind tow.1 property, 73 per
t Mriu implements, 69 per
live stock, // per cent.*, of
manufactories, 393 per cent,
named increase is a panic-
[ratifying one. The cotton
the state, which are valued
8,k-7, are manufacturing a
a! oi Georgia grown coUon,
p.ryu
busi
ited i
and
Tin
4>5.r8.V
It will bo sot
oi railroad property
'7*S8, and the fat t is
that Georgia ranks
t progressive states
ailroad building.
• .ti/’.ns ol the .late
idle. In 1S79 the
city owned by them
now a is #9.631,?7f.
hat since 1S79 their
.1 nearly doubled in
. than $100
«omptroller
to be paitl
ycai- they will
. and wh.it is to
!-:tn more
m inonu-
unory alter
5.69,870
-i> f 57.1
lTinten*’ Ink Will Tell.
Mr. H. H. Sanford received a W:
from Z&neitviil^ Ohio, a day m two
since, asking about his Japano^ (;&<
nuu, tbe writer Anting that he 1
Ken a notice of them in the Tbotaa*-
• ille Times. So taocb for prit*.
The circulation of the Time.-.
Ohio leads us to hope that Cleveland
will carry that aute.
To further illustrate tbe value of
printer*’ ink. Mr. Sanford informed
us at the aame time ho received a let
ter from South Africa rtccwtJy, asking
for one of his catalogues, tbe writer
stating that be bad sees referecc* to
itfan lbs FJarjjb Dispatch.
:.d spin ten
: ta^tc out of
:an you patch
r kitchen roof*.
1 pane of 1
J H. COYLE, D. Di 8.
Resident Dentist,
Tb.-nonvUto. . . . Oeon
anJ vtctnlty.
**»»!►
OSee-O# Jockfexa street.
gAXSKI.I. & meuiull,
Attorneys-at-Law and TusurJ ,
anceA^nts. .7;7
Thoma*TtU«,
Offlq^-Orer Watt * stor*.
s.
McLendon,
isdo* ' Can
Reagan car.
you see Nor.
to hire men to do all the man s
woxx about the house, but yo*- want
'* *tc lofrj anything any woman
Attorney-a(-Law,
-cuu.Uto, • . .
Prvmtit astcailou civet) to all t>uslo«M m
JacXaoa ain-cto.
w.
W. BRUCE, M. 1).,
1J- W Jj |
Office, up-stairs.
•t lizY-a-i ana n«icn«r »uv«ta. {a*#
DEKI.K, M. 1).,
T.
Oftu-ein Hayes Ruilding.
lU^Monco- Corm-r CY«lH*e« avruue and Max
*Ha ntneol.
t'« lr{>hv>ao >vtumuiticaiuw. No. 21 tor alfkl
Chemically Fore
1 - - uu Tarter and Soda.
aLL SPICE,
Biack I’eppor, Giffgcr, Cloves,
Mace, etc., etc.
V inegfar
Cider and White Wine, th*
very best.
edn Water, Ice Cold, Fresh
Syrups.
FiBiiine- Taokle
Luiti*, Hooke, Ac., io
<xl vnrietv.
DRUGS and CHEMICALS
t k ttUuya Urge *ud uf fimt
tpulily
>s. j . Cassels*
>10- O’ in l.ltINO. II. r. WALKED
Berrinc & Walker,
TUOUASVILl^, OA.,
he*p> Uf|r an I < <>tu|4«(a Htoc* ot
BDR1AL CASKETS
GOFFINN,
ioth Mctalic and BWood.
vO-.a* -1 Ks: I beta If jtt% .■««<! M;IM||
■ IMIr I.m si)
IQS Broad St.
NIGHT CALLS.
I towered by
W. Ilerrtug, Iwa
sor* iron* Wavcriy llouoc,
li. I*. Wa lter. *1 hi* r**idtoc# 4
or. Da wood nod Cley Hu.
Asthma Cure.
*.. 15. \V. Hair, of UincJUiimli,
io now in Tltoinanvillr, making
h*-*A* 1<|nartr.ro at itch! A I'almer*
ig otorc*. and w ill ire glad to roofer
tli an;, one •ufTeriiiK from aothma.
u«tl, f*trv.
t*l tl.r- f.,
-If:
v.ng
• tiinonia]
do. Believe i
nine-tenthi of the
the piano ar.d
bat
Mr. Any Stuart who has beta talc-
inf a thorough come in a
da coCege ia Savatrih, has returned ' fligU of Tme, tm who fa dm
home.
It fa Uii Ammm ean' u»t He 1
i I flight of Tmm, tat who fa dm abb Io
that play on
■j chaxmingly.
witotn you :n yuux hifl.ted knowledge
to*, down a i mere uutictfl^k of fash
ion, arc better fitted hr wive* than
you arc for,* husband. If you want
to marry a fin: but coo* xad cx{*c-
necced housekeeper, do sour court-
mg m the .oitihgtccc office- But if
you wan; a w-Sc. marry the girl you
love, w.th thrnpled hands and a face
hkc the vuithght, and her kr»e wifl
leach her aU these things, my boy.
tong before yets have leaned
half of tow own
Paab Alina*
• •—^
u u*.}. .ioMiag *ad foerrer
■akisgUia.
j - Till f ' Iftl-liiir ■ niiTdikifilffmii Ml
111 ..sis--. ILLS*., Ga., April 2, m.
lP:i*l At Painter :—faiat November,
I had a -tlifflit filling of aAtbtiuu
It *ontinu»:»l to inervaxs to that. Its
I>».*.«*iiib«.T, it gave me mu« 1* trvulda
So •k*'jo I -ass- Dr. li. W. JlaJfa
a lv* fiunt< nt of liia Asthma Core,
aaLinx tho**: afllict*-*! with that
l(nl iliv-AM: to oetid for a patu-
phl'.t. I **-ut to him at (Jitu'hmmiJ,
‘ after teazling it, I con-
n*l for one bottle of lb#
rr. J took (Ut roevJkiwe,
o direction a, an*l after
uLing only half the nrodkde*, I
1 entir»- relief, f *lej»t well tbe
night, from the first dow. Tbe
w. a< rapid, and 1 have not had
re in giving »bU Ultimo
li. II IIAIUiAWAY.
Eaves & Chase,
Builder* and Contractors,
mdS ynrttm. »a Wkt «r vmi
7 ur •*-n r*«(taiM im *m(t r
r.*« MU«nru-xk. •*—
M'/nMnwt, wwh as M
Wr«*. IfravtaiMf msMIn Sum mtt
m. w* mi amis wuuMtMiw
MSB wiaiiMviplw
tMrfmt M MIHM MWM. WWmMWS*
th* momr y*Ul* Vn04tap» wnwl M •• f
rMaa—atfla—4 Wiawi *m.m4 sOpatSI
The Moreland Park Military
Academy, Near Atlanta.
