The Carroll Free Press from Carrollton, Georgia • Page 3

-Va 3 i-" 1 Mr, Jehn Jeter.aprominent bnsinei of The increase in the subscription' lis of the FiffiE PMBS is gfatifyingl Go to W. M. Meadows forflne shoes ..,..3000 I The FREE PRESS job office has turned uoiices 5 cents line each Inser- out a good deal of job work-the pas week. Professional cards All due quarterly in advance. ratts -will he strictly adhered to In instance.

Subscriptions. The decisions of the United States tucse 'subjects are 3, fiubssrlbers not give express notice to tbe contrary are their Rabserip- tions. 2- II subscribers'orderihe aiseontlna- anee ol their periodicals, the publisher may to send them -until all ar- warajfcs Are paid. 3.1f subscribers neglect refuse periodicals Jrora the lice to which they are they a-eswoaslble until they have settled tkeir tollls aid (Ordered them continued. 4.

II snotc to other places inforrnlnj publisher, and tbe jpapersare to the former address they held responsible. The spurts hare decided that refusing to take periodicals from the office removing and leftTlnjj them -uncalled isprlma facia evidence of Intentional trftud. C. If tfitibscribers pay in adranct, they are bound to give at the end of. the itime If they io not Irish to -contlane taking Jt; otherwise the publisher Is an- tboriiedto it, and the trill be respeniiblo until an express no- arrearages, If 'to'tbe publisher.

Itch en human and horses and all an Imals cured in 30 minutes Wool- ford'a Sanitary Lotion. Never fails, Sold by Hamrick Cridcr dmggists Carrollton. Parties who want a good calf skin shoe for $2.60 that will give entiresat- IsfacUoii, call at Carrollton Dry Goods Go's store. Messrs. A.

U. and 11. A. Ilnmnck and Thomas TVillcpxon of Coweta county visited relatives and friends in Carrollton last Sunday. The Gaston brothers commenced work on Dr.

Watkins new residence on 'college street. If you want a nice suit of clothei cheaper than you can buy them elsewhere go to "W11 MEADOWS. Mulesl Mules! Mules! Now is your Itime to buy a good mule clieap for cash or on time. Have just received a large lot of nice young mules which I at the new brick stable of Roop on Alabama street -Mr. Jas.

M. Wynne is with me for the season asd will treat you i right 0- Mandeville- Coflins and Burial; Robes furnished day or night Askew Si Bradley. Mrs. W. O.

Perry has gone on a visit to her mother, who HTCS near Turin in Coweta county, and who Is quite sick. Tho petition for a new district, in and Around Clem, will come up for a hearing, before the commissioners on the first Tuesday in April. i The stock law case from Lowell district, which came up a hearing, before the ordinary on last Thursday, the eontcstecs riot being raady wai put off till to-day. A new assortment of window shades elegant patterns, 7 and 8 feet, mounted on patent self acting rollers, from $1 to pcrpair at J. B.

Mr Davenport, formerly of TThiiespurg in this county, and for a number of years, Whltcsbnrg correspondent of tbe FnKr. PRESS, is now running the Douglas county co- operative store. Prof Ford has tendered his ijjiiMion as superintendent of tbe Xew- nan public schools and it has been ac ceptod. At the last meeting, Tuesday night of Carrol lion sub-alliance, two new members were received, namely E. C.

Montgomery and 8 Smith, and another apblicatiou for membership was received. A new supply of clocks at from $3 to $25 just received by J. B. BEALL. A new picket fence is being put around the Hoop House.

Mr Jackson, our new photographer, is now ready for business. His gallery is in the Burns West building, second story, on the left as yon go up. One hundred and fifty pupils have matriculated at Bowdon college this term. We arc glad to know that this old- institution, which has done so much for the cause of education in Car- i this is a dangerous brute in a Q. if his; poison ''the roll Bounty, is in such 'a flourishing One and two horse Studebaker; wagons, always -on hand and for sale by -lIQtTOB all tie "World there is Imt-one cure, Dr.

Haiues' Golden Sp'eoiflo. begiYcn In ol tea or coffee the knowledge of the person tak- speedy and permanent cure, whether the ipatfeBt 'is a moderate idr inker or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands-of drunkards hayo been cured who bavc laken the Specific In their without their knowledge, iand today believe they quit drinking 'their free will. KcJiarmful-eiDect results Irorn Its administration. Cures guaranteed.

Send for -circular and lull particulars. Address in GOLDEN SPECIFIC 185Eace Street. Oincin- TkePeoples'lnstitute. The-Bpriug Monday -ends Wcdiics- Fall session Julv "October 80th. 33STSES.

uition free to all, Matriculation, Primary Department, month, ,50 Matriculation, rammar school ,75 Academic, 1.00 College, 1.25 Business 1.25 Incidental feejier session, .50 Board permonth, f5.00,toJ88.00 s(t fee paid 'quarterly. fee atthe time of en" monthly. importance" of prompt entrance regular attendance cannot be ff ioften urged. I ANDREWS, A. B.

Pxincipal and Proprietor. a Carrollton, Ga, Rev. E. B. Barrett filled his appointment here Saturday and Sunday.

His text Sunday was''Haste ye," and his discourse was able and quite interesting. At his next appointment here on Sundaj he will give us a lecture on and wishes to have a full house to hear him on that Intelligence. Parlies who want a good calf skin shoe for $2.50, that will give entire satisfaction, call at Carrollton Dry Goods Cefs store. Dr. L.

fipence, who recently graduated with first honors at tho Augusta Medical college, is at home on a brief visit. Dr. Spence will return to Augusta in a lew to take charge of the hospital connected with the medical college there. Judge W. C.

Adamson is up at Summerville this week attending the Snpe court of jChattooga county. He represents Charley Madison in his case against the III railway. It will be remembb.ea'in a wreck ou this road sometime hist year, Charley, who was acting as fireman was caught under the engine and badly scalded. His injuries are such that he cannot labor. He sues the road for $30,000 damages.

For tbe vcrv best grade of pure, old fashion New Orlcansjsyrnp, go to W.M. MEADOWS. The Fort Valley" Leader says; "A poor man in a neighbor town suffered the loss of his only means of support the other day: His wife died." Mr, Joel Miller, brother-in-law J. T. Sharp, came out from last -He was accom- pained by a kinsman, Mr.

Jones These gentleman 'arc first class mechanics and-an. prospecting. They may romainThere several months, if work can be (Ark.) Democrat. Cotton continues to decline, hut corn holds its own, in fact has an upward tendency. There may bo a point'iu this somewhere, if our farmers will but see iti verybest flour for the least mon.

W. M. MEAUOWS: ivJames Hawkinivilie; who would mnrder you in the or the "would apply the- tortsh' to your dwelling, when you and yonr family are wrapt in slumber. One is as equally mean and dangerous iu a community as the other. "He that would throw poison in your yard to poison your dog would set fire to your dwelling for seme fancied provocation.

MrsWhitely is expected home to day, Thursday, 12th. Tuberoses, Excelsior Dwarf Pearl and Tall Double Italian, for sale by James U. Turner, Carrolltou, Ga. Jimmie Cook, tho boy preacher, who das been over at Birmingham and Anniston, Alabama, preaching, -came in on Monday evening on a visit to home. He was dressed elegantly in the latest style and looked much improved in personal appearance, though still quite delicate and frail.

He was in Birming- i about three weeks and Anniston one. His father lives two miles east of Clem in this county, but Jimmie is anxious for him to move to Bremen. Mr. Jason Morris, wo lives a few miles east of town, had his house and all its contents burned -yesterday was a week ago. There was no one at ionic at the time of the burning.

Mr. )anicl Speight was in town a few lays since with subscription list which our people Subscribed'to very iberally. Mr. Morris is an industrious man and a good inan Messenger. Carroll's population under the new ensus is 23,301, Of these 18.396 are whites and 3,905 blacks.

In our sister X)uuty, Coweta the population is 22,53, just 52 more than Carroll. But nly 9,729 of Coweta's is white, hav- ng a little over half of Carroll's white opulation, whilc'hcr blacks number 2,725. Parties who want a good calf akin that will give euiircsat- if fsction, call at Carrollton Dry Goods Go's store. Good, sound sweet potatoes are a luxury at this season of the year, but none can be found in our market. If those farmers, who have potatoes for sale, would bring some to town now, we think they could fine ready sale for them.

FOR Typewriter double case, cost $17, in walnut casc will sell to R. LEE SHAUTE at the Free Press office. short notice to Uke tot claw pictaresu The flying jenny has pulled down ite to a departnrc these parts. -It kept things "lively, in part of where it was''located while here. Dont forget to investigate the Wheeler "Wilson, No.

9 sewing if you think of They will be delivered at your residence for examination. Mr. Jim Williamson is thinking about getting him np a flying jenny, to be run once a week; Saturdays, over at the base ball ground, in Mr. Cheney's pant tiro. The delay of the train Wednesday evening was on account of the high waters at Chattanooga, so we are informed.

We learn that there arc fewer cases brought for trial at tbe April term the Superior court than has been brought in years. This is a good sign and shows that our people are growing less litigious. Notwithstanding the bad weather, the past week, a few bnles of cotton have come in. Don't forget to investigate the Wheeler Wilson, No. 9 Sewing Machine, if you think of baying.

They will bo delivered at yonr residence for examination. Tbe gypsies who have been camped west of town have left for Tallapoosa. Those cf our who have been anxious to bring us wood on subscription can bring it in now. Wa would like to have especially a load of light wood about now. Mr.

Jimmie Turner while crossing the river at Simonton's mills, Monday morning, had somethings washed away that were in the foot of his buggy. He was carrying his sister to her school at New Hope church. Mr. Gaincs of the most prominent farmers and mill men of Randolph conntv, was here Tuesday. Games we understand is prospering and we are glad to know it.

Owing to the extremely bad weather for farming operations, tho price of cotton has taken an upward tendency. We expect to see cotton go np from now on. w.nts a to; avail themselves of It, snch a column will be at their next week, for a few weeks thereafter, or until the kickers exhaust themselves. kick if you want to, all kickers, it may do yon and' also the public Hbgaii, B. Jonfon, STErnest, Such is tho title of an interesting story, which we commence the publication of, on our fourth page this week.

It is from a well known author of fiction and it a delightful love story. A "derelict" is an abandoned! ship at sea and as the scene of the story Is mostly on such a ship, henco the name We think our readers, or those who read fiction, will bo pleased witk the story. It will run through about three papers. MADAME Par's CONCXRX. There was a very fair andienca out at the Madame Fry concert Monday night and it appeared to be an appreciated audience too.

The music and recitations were very fine and were highly enjoyed. Madame Fry and her daughters are ttftainly rare musicians andgivea fine Miss Bertha Cheney, an elocutionist ac- qnittedherself with great credit Jand contributed no little to the enjoyment of the occasion. FIRST JURORS A Williams, HN Brown, A Mc- Murrab, LJordoi, WH Rowe, Williams, West, Duke, ACCamp, LJ ATurner, Wheeler, JR Daniel, MS Hesterly, Underwood, A Williams, A Hnck- Williams, Durrett, right, 8 Parker, Stipe, Eady, Lovvorn, Stewart, JMFerrell, FM Duke, GarretC Mote, IN Richardson, 0 Horton, JI Lambert, Fleming, Fields. SECOND Ramsey, Jones, Brown, Baskut, Fielder, A Hendrlx, Lovvorn, Ward, Wallace, Watson, GT Reeves. Jackson, Isaiah.

Williams', A Alexander, Wright, Head, A Nichols, 8 Wilson. Miller, Couch, Chceves, Powall, Roop.J Shaw.J Bartlett, Leathers. Carr, I 9 Hill; Jordon, Stovall, Barren, a Hamilton, IV A Moore. withoufbringingstokl thwotor oft" While-laylngfa unearthed n. flne of the Ma rosurrecteOS I the low the'surface 1 city have just beensl ofamolttKomaahouseip are in state HORSE COLLARS.

Mr. J. A. Mitchell, our enterprising The Southern Farm for March is upon our table. This one of the best agricultural jou rnals we know of, always filled np with interesting matter for the farmer.

Dr. W. L. Jones is editor and as is well known, is a recognized authority upo'n all agricultural matters. Among the contributors are numbered some of Uio best armors in the state.

Cotton seed meal and acid, The best manure for Corn' For sale by EGKRAMEE' Carrollton, Ga, Hood's Sarsaparilla has the largest sale of any medicine before the 'public. druggist will confirm this statement. There was a slight change in the schedule on the railroads Sunday. The train from Griffin flhich has been getting in at 12:30 r. M.

now arrives at 1 the train to Chattanooga now leaves at 1,05 P.M. and the south bound train which has been getting here at 4 is now due at 3:40. We hayc heard of no to bridges from high water, in this county, so far. The little Tallapoosa was higher on last Monday, than we have seen it in years. King's bridge over the Tallapoosa near here, we understand, is in a precarious condition.

Col. Joe Cobb says that our reporter is the only man that comes to his office, who knor.ks at the door before earning and that all gentlemen should do the same. All of which reminds the reporter of what is considered the essence of true politeness in Texas, that to turn your back while the other fel- ow is pouring out his drink. We learn that Major Jno. M.

llich- ardson of Texas, who is now visiting South Carolina is expected iu Carrollton the latter part of the week. A good deal of working was done oyer the county last week, but we would like to know what good road working does this kind ot weather. Mil Barren's big fine dog was killed the first of the week. Said to have been It rained all day Wednesday. It was certainly a gloomy day; The II ft train was four hours behind time Wednesday evening.

Mr. M.H.Hnssell says that he has never seen the little Tallapoosa higher than it is now, but twice in his life. Mr. M. D.

Wattans, the manager of alliane ware house had an of- ice erected iii the corner of the came. Halltun and Jerry who inTthe Charley Madison case, from j.Snmmerville; liVedncsday Dr." IL-Jinf or raid us that when he lef all Dr. I. S. Hopkins has been tendered tbe of the Chnttaboochee laud company, and there.is some talk about his resigning the presidency of the Technological school.

The Supreme Court of Georgia, in case of Gill vs the State, ou the 4th harness maker, has secured the services of Mr. W. H. McCrcary, a first class collar maker, who is now tntntng out some of the very best solid woel collars. These collars are first class in every way and are guaranteed by Mr.

By the way, Mr. M. has been gradually adding to his outfit until he has now a small manufacturing establishment in which harness of all kinds are made. OOUNTT AtLTAKCE. The second quarterly meeting- of the Carroll county alliance will meet with the Tallapoosa four miles west of Carrollton, en 'tho 3rd Wednesday in April.

The delegates from the Cirrollton sub-alliance are. 1 J. C. Shackleford and D. W.

Situs; alternates A A Simonton and Trnssell. was i decided that a parent has no right to give his child unlimited authority, eycn in writing, to purchase liquor bnt that special written permission for each separate purchase is required. So you wiil have to be exceedingly careful how you sell liquor to a minor. Which do you think is Send your money away for a paper published a at distance has no special interest in you or your town, or subscribe for your own paper published in the interest of the county in which yon live? We think any reasonable man will at once decide his duty to support his home paper. Much depends on the people as well as the editor.

No editor can make a good paper without the co-operation of the people of the community where the paper is Citizen. Judge Culberson of Texas, who has the reputation of being the ablest lawyer in Congress is a native; of Troup county, his father living near Long Cane, where Ben Hill also lived. Just as we go to die press Thursday eveuingi old Sol, in all his grandeur and dazzling making glad the hearts of the children of men, by his beneficent rays, which came forth to cheer, gladcn and exhilarate their drooping spirits, which have been made sad by tbe pluyial showers of tho past few days. March 2nd was 100th anniversary of the death of John Wesley, the founder of Methodism. It was duly celebrated in some sections of the country.

The inadamc Fry concert company were announced to play in LaGrange Tuesday pjght last. Mr. M. R. Russell, when he came to town yesterday, hitched his horse out about the city limits and walked in.

Prof. Chas, Laue. is announced to lecture in Fairburn in the near future. Live business men advertise in 'dull times, iu hard times and all other tunes a dollar by using printer's ink. Most any fellow feels good enough on his wedding day to stake the preacher for any sum, fellow can pay an Astor fee, In Philadelphia the gossip is that for his union to Miss Willing and John Jacob Astor the big Dr.

Me Vickar got 110,000. A citizen of Sandcryillc, in making out an order for flowers aud shrubbery, was attracted by the catalogue description of a shrub with the techi- cal name cacauthus. Ho ordered it and to his surprise found that it was what is commonly called sweet shrub. The woods around Sanderville are full of them. There were a good many people in town'yesterday.

LV' Cordele has secured the new Baptist College which is to be located I in Southern Georgia. donation of $15, 000 it' to college will be built at once; at a cost of 925, OOO.T The religions column of the Marietta Journal considerable To Tisrr THE SWAMP. Captain Harry Jackson and General B. Young left yesterday with, a party, which included ex-Governor of New Jersey, and several prominent captalisU, for a visit to the Okefenokce swamp. The party travels in Captain Jackson's private car, and expects to be gone about ten clays.

Mr A A Meyer, Captain Jackson's secretary, also goes with the party. i Another of the party is Engineer Cramer, representing a wealthy land company of Philadelphia. He superintended the drainage of the Disston property in Florida, and his business on this trip is to form an opinion as to the advisability and feasibility of draining the swamp. A number of other gentlemen in tho party are interested in the timber growth of the swamp and are expected, after examination, to make a bid for the timber. The party will camp near the swamp and make a thorough personal inspection.

NOTICE. Tbe following letters, now in- this office, will be saut to the Dead Letter office, if not called for in two weeks. Belvin, Mrs Malinda Davis, Miss Lizzie Johnson, Lizzie Morris, John Shaffer, Toole, Turner, West. When calling fur please say "advertised." Cms. U.

MEKRBLL, P. M. CARROLL COCNTT CBORUS CHOIR. MR. This body will convene at New Hope church, flye miles west of Carrollton, on Friday and Saturday before first Sabbath in April.

Every singer in the county hi earnestly invited. Come friends and lets make our organization a success. Yours truly, J. A. ROBBRSOK, Secretary.

Bowdon, Al'ch 10, '91. ATTETION. SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKBRS. To the Sunday school workers of Carroll connty: The next meeting of tho Georgia state Sunday school Association will be held at Columbus, Apnl 21 to 23. It is very important that the Carroll County Sunday School Association bo represented at that meeting.

As the State Convention meets before our next quarterly meeting, we cannot elect delegates. All Sunday school workers who can attend, the state convention will please scud their name to either Jesse R. Griffin, chairman executive Carrollton, J. T. Ilixon, President, Villa Rica or S.

C. Candlcr, Secretory, Villa Rica, and the officers will appoint them as delegates to represent our association. ISf Papers in the county will plenso copy. COUNTY NEWS, Aa Gathered and by the 1 Special Scribes of BOWD0SF. mud.

Is there anf place in Georgia; that a man could) got where ho wouldn't bog? If so, please write us. Bowdon College is forging; ahead) of past record 1 under the' new management 1 Judge Shelluutt.sinoe he got married 1 has rolled! bis sleeves and; pitched! into work like a young-man. Mr. WT Johnson has up a first class furniture store in- town. He 1 will also supply the- living with organs and the: dead with coffins.

Farmers complain Tory muclii of the bad that up present: effectually stoppetfnll farm operations. Mrs Aborcrombieis visiting; her parents at Edwardsville this week. Tho cold snap of a week with that of last Monday night, has. damaged what oats that had gotten above the ground. JAR.

BURN'S SHOOLHOUSE: Mr. Editor will yon please allow mo a short apace in yonr paper give- a few dots from this-place, We are having; more rain than 1 ever saw at one time. It everyday now. Mri.Mollie Word; has got good! school at this place. Tho woman; preacher preached' at this place tho 18th of last month.

I Mr. Jess Smith's bird dog wont modi last first Tuesday and he killed It under llishouse. MiL Volley Pentecosr lost hi? horse gorgnumt' by it running away and jerking its neck out of place. has become 1 of Rattler and the Freg. I see the Frog going to see his best girl.

Success to tbe FREE PRBM and its readers. Sweet Potatoes. Tallow. Beeswax- Sugoe Salt, Holston Salt, West Sugar brown. Coffee.

The betterment comralsson has been In session In Atlanta this week but nothing of importance was done. James HolHday, a farmer who lived aear Aberdeen, tiled of hydrophobia from the bite of a pet dog; that entered his room in the night and sprang upon him as he lay In bed. An Attractive and nKBfORAKOOM JMMMK advertising BROWICSIBO9C BITWBM Uie best Tonic, glTUi at goDonl item. Apply at ooeir THINGS op A MOMENT. Stop grumbling.

Weep with the sad. Doubts are Fulfill your promise. Pay yonr little debts. Laugh with the Live within your means. Small showers last long.

Deep water runs smooth. Silence is the herald of Good manners insure success. The dollar yon take in is a dwarf; the one yon pay out is a giant. The devil's army is drafted; the other side is mado up of volunteers. What we know is -very little, bnt what we are ignorant' of is immense.

To a great and good mind 'there la always something sacred in The man-who caa catch a flea in 'the dark has little to learn in politics. It is an nudeviating rule that after hot words a season of coolness ensnts. He that is slow'to anger- rcgretteth not the idiocy-incident head. to JW- fct I( HfJFTS off good'young, oxen and While the bicycle is thus seen to have but one rival, the locomotive, in making long journeys and none when- tho real pleasure and profit of traveling- is sought for, at home it is getting to be almost indispensable. Business men, bank clerks, merchants, and mechanics go to and from their work on their machines.

Physicians go their rounds of their patients, and pastors make parish calls on their bicycles. Letter- carriers and news boys go their routes, and bakers and butchers deliver their goods on rubber-tired Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. An exchange says it is asserted by men of high professional ability that when the system needs a stimulant nothing equals a cup of fresh codec. Those who desire to rescue the dipsomaniac from his cups will find no better substitute for spirits than strong newly made coflee, milk 'or sugar, Two ounces ol coffee, or one eight of a pound, to one pint of boiling- water, makes a first class beverage, but the water must be not merely, hot. It is asserted that malaria and epidemics are avoided by those who drink a cup of hot coffee before venturing; into the morning air.

Burned on, coals coflee is a disinfectant for a sick room; and by some of the best physicians it is considered a specific in typhoid fever. English Spavin Liniment removes all Calloused Lumps and Blemishes from, horses, Blood Spavins, Curbs, Splints, Ring-bone, Stifles, Sprains, all Swollen Throats, Cough, Save $50 by use of one bottle. Warranted the most wonderful Blemish Cure ever known. Sold STRIPLING CHAPEL. Mr old gentleman living on Mi- Avory's died lost Sundair.

He was Baptist and deacon in his church. Tho funeral took place Monday at Oak Grove church. Mrs lady ed at this place Monday night and Tuesday. We are sorry to hear that one of Mr Singleton Walker's little girls got her arm broken last Monday by falling. by Hamrick rollton.

Cridor Druggists Car- MONBYtMONEYSl If you wish' to borrow money ou real estate In the county at a lower rate of interest, than you can get it otherwise, apply to Holderuess Watkins attorneys at following is copy of what purports to be a genuine composition written by a "Breath is made of air. If it wasn't for our breath we should die when we slept. Our breath keeps the life- a-going-through bur nose when are asleep. v-Boys. that stay in a day should, not They should wait out ittkrooni than, soldiers Mr Leo Burnhnm, while cutting wood in the yard the other day his ax over the cloths ware, cutting a sercre gash on his head.

Miss Cora Mullonuix is dangerously sick with typhoid! fever. At Burns and Holcombe's saw mill- near there are several cases of measles. Mr It Atkinson, who has had a hard spell of sickness much improved. While at Stripling Chapel last Saturday lightning" struck a tree near where Mr JA Mnrrah's horso. htched, knocking, it down.

Mr JR Hucy is hauling-the lumber to build himi a now residence. road been around and: appointed for overseers in this section EB MGBeir, Atkinsout and A Blandenburgv Thero oaght to bo a good foot way across Buflalo CrocR between here and! Witt- BUBWELL. Charles Aleck says that the wet weather has swelled his feet until he cant get hia shoes on Mr. C. M.

Aloxandor has bought an interest in the saw-milt and gin machinery of brother S. W. Alexander, and! tho business will be run la Uio future- under the firm name of Alexander Bro. Mr. J.

IT. Cautroll had tho misfortune to looso bis only milch cow last Tuesday night. Mr farmcrland well known citizen of this co at his homo near Hoflin, Ala, few days ago. Messrs Robinson are laying- in their spring: stock of and opening up for a largo trade this year; Miss Lizzie La Pace has at large u- sic class aft this and I learn that is succeeding; well. Ab- saya that drnmmers are tho order of tho day now.

Burt tried sulky plow the other day, andthen started to drive hia mules and wagon over tfio plowed and his moles mired' down and he had to shovel them; out. Tho Bed Brace business has ed. Peace itsi ashes. FAR. Ties Rope.

Stcet Leather Hides I I Hi Suooassorto Armat Having enlarged stootefl tec and-more elegant assort THAIFE7ER. BBIOBE; 0Elfffi BedLmnges, Musical i PICTURES, PICTURE In fact almost any nrtlelt Mill Thankful for post deserve a yet llberalpafronngwi public to visit the JJandovllle Block. beforo buying. Pictures at prises. J.

B.BKAMJi, GEORGIA PACIFIC DIT18IOW Richmond The Great ROUTER Extendtef from, thw Po tomaa KHEDMATI3M "Mystic 1 CURED ct Ji for Rheumatisms antf Neuralgia radically curetln I to Its action, upon" the system is romarkor I ble and mysterious'. the: causo andL tho (liseoso Immediateiit.