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TIIE MERCURY.
TlfESDAY, -DKG. 14,-18S0
Santa Claus will make his ELeadquarters, at Mrs. S« F. Jeriiigans btore.
Bound To
CHUlSmVlS.
Will 39011 be hear and as Ldi-
ion; amLp-riators as well as pui
to enjoy the holiday,
V \v'e will not, italic, the. paper next
■ week •• ,TJio Mercury .will begun
anew January 4th, ,1881 f rad \\c,
. propose to make it n- 1»* g*r and
more interesting paper ( .s ulo ..a,
Avakc qn all business, sociftl polit
ical ati^ niornl issues of the day,
if oui" friends: will rally t> pur
support so ns to, justify this nuees-.
, nry cxpeucc; With many t.,hanks
to .our friends who have aided our]
entoypijfC.in its infuncy by their,
. Hympcutlyin . -enl'scription and j
advertisements, and hoping that
.they will continue ,theirpatronagi j
we wish for all onr fr’iends amlj
readers alinpoy and ngood ^hris!;-1
.mas. ,» > •'
Dabiiu, l 1 ' W Flanders; So.ith Bar
tow, C A Moore; Bullock, to be sup
plied by J Purvis; Cobb town mission,
W D McGregor; Bryuu, W M CCon-
]y. ,1 R Curlor, transferred to NY est
, Texas conference and stationed at
1 El Paso; Geo. J Griffiths, transferred
t.) South Carolina conference. Sun
day sch >ol secretary, ' It M' Lock-
wootT.
• Al’l’OINTMKNTSGFTllK SOUTH
GA. CONFERENCE. ,, p
savannah district.
A. Ms AYyni:, ( .presidiMg.el(le^:
Ai
Savnmah^rmity, J; 0. Branch;
WdMey 'Mq'nitmentHl, Savannah,
•,G. G. Y!'Mue(lonell; New Un ison
Street, Savannah, U. C. Thom 1 -hoii ;
^Springfield, 1\ II. Grumpier, one to
‘hesupplied; jSylvanm, W. J. 1*tati-
idersj'Scarboro, supplied l^y W. A.
‘Rogers; Bethel, *G. W. Matin ws.
Alexander,, t <7. ‘ tL Jluuldin;
AVayncshoro, If. A. Branchpiloth-
*ahy,T. ly.Iicongrd • Lohisville.J ^ B.
K..Smith; $aut|crtm!le and Ten-
'jiille,‘ G. 0. - ‘Clark'; V/ushington,
;W7‘.1V J farter- DavUboro, MA
Clark; "GihsonAV F JJeurifen; Agt
.Wesley Monufnental Church, .1 Q
A Clark; to Mexico, liotFrt W
McDouoll.
y ^Iacon district.
A T Mfonn, presiding elder, Mul-
horry slfeot J S Roy; first. Mreot,
,11 F Breedlove;■ East Macon, J IV
p’muuohs; Macon circuit J Culpep*
.jicf; i6rdah <J W Smi'h'jJ G llar-
Yisoii* f I?yiiiwi\,K L IJIbniker; Jet-
^ersohvillo, J Carr;i Twiggsville
.mission, supplied by G M. Pres
cott; llawkiusvillc 'aud Cochran,
,11 ll Felder NY jllgox , circuit sup
plied by John Skipper.; ..llnyncsville
J T Ainsworth"; Fort Vs'lley N 11
'OuejeypBfcfi^flnd oiindjl Hum B
H Susnet; Martivillo ana,m<inte?iua
TW M Hayes: Knoxville .1 M Potter;
Byron C K Boland. Wesleyan
•Female? college, W o lla^B; jirew-
U&ftfc Yv smith professor. Agent
and' s5i(tfiintendent Orphans’ Home
^ b Payne. Assistant'editor Wes
leyan Christian Advocate, J IN
jldrkOy, Missionary to china, K u
McLain.' '
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COLUMBUS DISTUICT.
IUy.luetion Of Railroad Full*.
The Georgiujj.rnilroiul cominis«irin-
ers has revised the passenger rates of
roads in the .Stale mid orders that on
the 1st of February roads yhujs^d A
shall reduce their rates' from -Ic. iu 3‘e.
per mile Class B may charged cents,
and class C may tUarge'Tcoiits.
We give from-ilie* tVmslitutio'n the
‘ classifiCatlpii 'maths. Su wo cab all see
how unujli we will have* t<)’’ pay .Tor
traveling alter February 1881.
Passenger class A includos the fol
lowing 1 ":
'Those portions of the Central rail
road and its loused lines —
Between {savannah and Macon.
' Itpt weeu* Augusta and Milton..
Between Macon ”nt:d Atlaiit:’..
Between MiVc'nuaud Fufiiuln.
Between Fort Vatleykitinf'Bolumbtio
Between Smithvillu and Albany. .
Those poJtiftuo of the GeorJlia rail
road— ■ j.
Between Augusta and Alhinfa;
Between Cuoimk and Maeon.
]let wofti Union Poffi'UuiuFA’hci..'’.
'That, pcriioti 1 of the Afiujuif^utid
Brimsv.'jclt railroad—
Betwoea Mncoii and Bftlnsw'ck.
the Western mill Atlantic railroad.’
the Atlanta aiid West l’oint rail,
roml. ' v
The Aatanta aud Charlotte Air-
liitio railway ,
ThcE-'st IVuniesoe, Virgin: 1 and
Gtorgi 1 raflroa'). •- - • •
The S'.lma, ltomo aud Dillon t'aih
real.' .1 ,v
The Brunswick "and Albany ruilrotd
"The SiTdtiimh uud Churlostoa rail-
roau.
Passenger class B includes tlio fol
lowing;
Tliosd*! cijioiin of ll.o Central rain
road and its least d linos-- y
Bet wet it Fort Valleyaiid Berry.
Between Cut liber,t timl Fort Gains.
B-.tw’/jeii Gordon B+t’outou,
Between Albany and AlntUgloiik
The Upson County railroad.
T ho S.iv inn ill, GrilHu and North-
Alhbania railroad:
That portion of tlw Ceorgia rnilroad-
Tt t.weoil Barnett nmj' ‘WiiBhington.
That portion of tlrt* Macon uml Bruns
wiek-nulroit.l—-
BqtVrcou Cochran nnd bawkiusvitlo. *
The Northeastern railroad.
The Elbertton Air-lino railroad', 1 • •
Tho ltomo railroad.
The Marottn and North Georgia rail
road.
Tlio Chrtfbkae rnilrttad.
Tho Columbus nnd ltomo railroad.
•The Alabama Great Houthorn rail
rosai. < , ■
rarsongor rtAss C iicludosHhe follow
ing
Thy Ilio-twoll milTond’: "
Tlio, Walton county railroad.
Tho Law rum evelltf rail road.
Tho Louisville and Wadley-rililrond.
Tlio Hnuderbyillo, nyd Toimille ra.l-
roadt' ■ " ■* • ' ..
cratic pioneer, lie lias blazed tho path nnd
j tho Democracy has trodden it. Don’t for
get that the people are the Democracy in
stead of this or that ring or clique, or this
handful of arrogant loud mouth politicians
,mj you will find that tho Democracy has
sustained -Mr. ftob-oa in the Very acts for
which a few s 1 s> von.lv censured him. {
l/Wlnn ihc war ca uc Jesse )B ib.-on though|
1 liftecn yenr; yld boy shouldered li.i.ni" ket
in tho first company from his county and the
.jirsJt Beg.inf ut from his 8tatb nn4- for four,
vein s there was no truer boy in tlio Jt fence
jof bis home and flic & >uth. In tho army i t
Vorflu rh Virginia there was no better sol-1
ior. Wheio the enemy was to iw. • located j
Jesse Itjbson the Sharp shooter and"scout;
wvas tout forward to find him, When tlicj
|one.nil’s camp was to be penetrated he wusj
oalle 1 oipto do it When tlio charge was]
made tho boy soldier led. Three times he
i was taken prisoner but tin3’ did not carry
ifiim to prison.
j Unaided and nlono I10 iWlnred forty-eix
lyhfrhues and their otlicer, at. 1 though a mile
law.ty lie brought them safe into- our lines,
j Vl*h m tho pi i-oners heard Itobsen's c liir.ub s
c 1- him .Sergeant t oy were surprised for he
I bn,' ' * ’ ‘ • . - -
liere was Mose
Absolutely Unqestionable^|r|^j^ |||g <|uiT^le
I
That 1FM mil The Old Fogies.' ^
‘ TO P ITRN ?
. , ‘ i i
• tii viirv ltmioi uni ;,v;(tut‘. wi*
was
w
s
Ilk. isn't it vitrv immukuit ;-,v;lti?T. we will pioceul „
?l>ut.at Sl'AUKhU.THTLAK fJEOCFRY and V \
rill WE" 1* £1 if e ti TTTyl ■'$ WTh /I O ^7*'? STORK, v 11 will li,nd priuos to tlofy com peCftimi.
JL JIAl: fyjlM %JAid © ^ MM JL • Uncon, Fiuur, Lartl Meal-,‘Grist, Syrup, Muluses.
Sugar, (’u!li>, 1 Bice,.Ghees,i,‘, But ter. Teas, Spice, 1W
Li
Is Plain.
1 lieLigoest boom in low prices on Tinware, Stoves, Hardware!
‘ Crockery, Glassware, that ever existed, has' been inaugurated at
lj. C. Pace N: Go’s Houss-lurnishing Store on'the North-West|
side of Public Square next to corner store in YGifkin's building. Cousistir.
j Where -you will be mown through the large st&ck and unprece
dented prices with pleasure,
WK ABE NOT WHERE MOSES WAS WHEN" HIS CANDLE NY
OUT,
Churned goods of all kinds, Mackeral,, Onions. p|
m
Apples, CoapTliu ik. Peunuts, ])i
FU RN1TU RE
Fu. its, Biireivhs, Sa 1 es, ‘'T' cad stead ’-.and ’(| r ,
I Iai .oaihto added to my tiioek n.eompletp liu. of * ‘
«h iHfes ASlove-Fixt m
J' Bi
liuy,., S .ich a compliment was not von by hutj
few soldiers. For coolness nnd gallantry he
Iwiis reco umcudvdTor promotion hut it came And sell at wlvolesale
] to j Into for him to wear the laurels I10 had I
i won. After lighting forty odd battles i.nJre-1
'jeei i^ gseveral slight wound , he just at
the
fooled them iuto a huncuilvr by tellingr ’ . ' •*
I them hevMuld in vo his wholo regiment Iirt]Aor do wc intend to keep m customers in ( the dark, but stand
kutcptheui if theyMlid not surrender. For this!; n the broatl open dayljgh’ .where the glare of tlv*j noonday sun
; iet- of coolness and gHh'iitry he was compli- can not rcvea [ any greater bargains riian can be had of us. 1 low
1 ^ ■ > can tne unpenatrable dark ness which is presumed to have sur
rounded Moses reveal wljat the, sun can not? We manufacture
and retail Tinware of all descriptions at the
lowest prices 1 Crockery, Glassware, Stoves, Hardware,
Woodenware Lamps,.Chinmies, Burners, Wicks, ete., repairing
1 .so of tho wur 1 md the great misfortune to;Stoves and 1 inware promptly attended to. .
I h ive his log shot'll,way wh c . ren let s him uj. ()ur goods are kept clean and well displayed, Stoves are set
jcrpeforl.fo. Every ;■natjou hi.s-Ler up where they can be seen as they will appear when .set up. at sol yi-;
IslMw thatthos.) iiufortuuate soldiers lire C«1-koine, they are not stacked away among baepn end salt, rusty
j.:d for; provided wi’ h livii g pen.-i n.s uud,and greasy, so that you have to buy without^eeingwhat you get |
leomf irmblo hornoa. Fur illustration \vo wiURJiis is empluiticallv buying in the dark, when you buy of us yap
not go to Europe— go Yunkeodoui; N\ hat , r in lh , j; ht The members of the firm, J C. Pace, jr„ and
is done for the poor yai.kee a .Idler who lost . c,. . .«-> , , . r . ’ ■> , , , J /
i’i armor life? They are furbished tirtificiiih.l», 1- Laveigne, Jr., cordially invite their friends ;md the publu;
Lj.s without pribe.'They receive as a gift ona generally to give them a. call,,remember it is
NEVER ANY TROUBLE TO 8110NV GOODS.
H',
Be sure
veo[i piv
ISolloare Tinwai
llolioi^wiire, TmAVi'i'c, Gn>«keJ:y uud (Ib^-uv
TOlLNf'.(’ * .0: , AUS A 1' N U F
(’hewing and 8molv4ig ji\ibavco^.Cigiu>, p ’lyKdAhw
-HARDWARE, ‘
uid examine them it you want something good,
hand a line of
Blows..Flow gear, Spun
above.natiied goods a.'e.'l
kgpt up by daily iveeipts.o! fyehli t
be convinced l litit 11
N'uriis.AVe.
ot Constant!v
'iiOUS.
Solid
111 IllU'.l 1111,1 ,
,; 1 .ami •Vutiiin,-
k s.
ON EAST Slid
Sept?.' 1 28. 1880. IS
RROAD ST.
mv. V
lUK.il
COMMUNICATED.
Read Before Voting. .
"Hohor 'to whom honor is due. Lend u
yo ir. ears a f w luomoats that you may h ive
4onl6 ju-t 1 n l merited f.\ets about .Ibsse A.
Bobsou and liis cnndf laey for Tut. Cylleeter.
Hq wns ouF Tax Collector a Fow yoiyr^ago
and all testify that he wan theNnoBfilibcom 1-
ilating and emi unt oflicer'wo have ever had,
jet there were sbine w-hbd'j positions got the
better of their judgdhicnts who aceused Mr.
ftob’Sou with beifig a dolaultor iu various
s mrcea to tho Cuui.ty, lujt when ihu accusa
tion was investigated in tbo court, ho show
ed by bin vouchers thiit lie had not only paid
M Austin, presiding elder. Amcr- every CiSut that ho was due the county, bin
, W Lewis; Itundolph, J E Sen- that lie
Jt W r Hinton presiding elder,
cohmibus—St Luke j 0 a cook; St
l’nul w C Lovett; Bfoiid Sti'e,at
Alissiopj w Dgim.iiigiis; Trinity j k
korie.” Girard it W Key, Gntaula
B c Fentress'jVQ Abbott; Huiiiilton
kj Burch; Talbottomu aMcGeltoe;
Talbot Circuit, G .fiiiLaUBitfi jpeiie-
, vii, JR F IGVrns; BUHtr, It L NVig-
gins; Rjevnolds mission, I F carey;
TlCnuna Vista'and Alt ‘( Jijjac^ S. D
blements; Marion j w Folson jcus-
seta J R Littlejdlm. ; .
, . a. .. AMEIIICUS DISTUICT.
J
icu,8
tfcli; Clay to‘b6 sitppli d by W D
BteWart;Xeary,‘W \V TidwcJ; Cuth-
bert ajui.Geor^ptv;on, B' 8 Twitty;
Lumpkin and Providence, E H Har
mon; Diiwsoh'fiud 1 Graves, B W Key;
NVestdu; D Blalock; Smithville, J T
Lowe‘-Stsiwarf,' F B Sims; Magnolia
springs', wiV Lane; Ellaville, L A
Darsey, R F NVillia'mson; Bupornum-
araries; Sumter; J B.WaKIlaw; Ogle
thorpe, P C IParris; Vienna, E J
Rontx.
'i TII0MA8VILIK DISTUICT.
T T Christian, r ,pcesidiug elder,
iv?lie, J B MeGohee; Fort
uundrjd aud sixty acres ol lmd, and beside
they draw as a iV-bim twenty-four dollais
per month from the date ot their wound.
A ith these assistances the wounded yunkee
soldier cwi l.vti not culyHXUiifortable but oven
in luxury. Ours are tho only living Wounded
soldiers that woro ever shot,Ta civil battle
whi do net rqqoivo bountiful aid in some form
or other jfor their nutdorfunes, aud yet, out
Allfortunato wounded "are not oven relieved
jof, ^heir.jc'l tijix nor from toad duty nor do
they ViccivjjJ A singjo duller as a gift from
iny source till thyy qoi a- ut to 13 cdlid
paupers.’ But, never have wo heard uno pt
thein'eompi'ain 1 because they know the cause
.vus lost aud'tho Svuth is ppor.
' But now wo call upon t.ge pnoplo.of WuhI.-
ugton to help one of her uofortunute woun-
[0 f soldiers in a way that will not take one
Amt outlof thoir pockets, aud that is by vo-
I'iig for Jo.ssq Jjlbhson 011 the first NVciluosday
in Jaiiiinry next for Tux Collector.
' Av wo Tiro loo poor to givo ponsions, wo
ill tlio name of the people if it is not as little as
wojoMi do, to give, when they are competent
and worthy, the county olHces to our unfortu-
!n .to wounded, l’ut yourselves in their places:
rWin'd would you, of could voii do for a living
* I fur y.diii selves di- yotiq wlvjjs and childmi il
7,mi- log was off. We call oil Company E. ol
tlio ■‘first Gu, Regiment and we call 011 Compa
ny B. and E of the old 12tli Gu. I.iittidliou
with whom on many desperate bade, fields,
Rolison has Vonglit L-rcnjl to ’ breast, to stand
iirnily.'ui this election,"by t' cir 'unforluuat
.We employ salesmen-for that purpose and theieforeyou need
not hesitate to come aud look.
Ourstoves wo buy dircrib from the manufactory and; in large' qiitm■ _ ,
titics andean poll lower than where they are bought from other place j 3 . "*,» i 1 s t rece.i
AVo onlv ask compariegn of prices and quality,,wc have the goods -
and they MUST GU at,jtoino prices. Give 11 c'nll and be convinced!
of tho facts which wc state above. |ia r ,. i ,;-, s » v
J- C PACE & CO..,
SaiiderKvillc, (la
BEVfLUT
X#. 'the DYy‘G-6s»ds Mari
1 a ( t) N81(1 X .M I 1 .N 1 of (11 H (1 )> v. bii-li mu:l!
THE
Burgi-,i;ts ever olfm-d in Hi ridoris -il... n;gat liiv,.' •• •
Calicoes 41.2 to 5c.. .per
* iP®
Drn'ss ■f loods for 7 1 -2 e
20c per yds. ()ihor good)
’lilt?' r.»,l- npwan
in, >t»rt ion.
T ] Stock ol‘ Clothing
Ui k V surptisFCil any MurkH for style, sehu-tioft
yrT f.;S 1! 1> I 1 . fi e^MM and Ladies furnishing goods at reduced rater
u jr % : $vj M
»T Mil G>y.-{- Qnnact h
Shoes Boots
At priei-K that will ustonhh ewryliody. A foil line .-f J fats
ever olVercd in thi.; mtirket. 1 keep im hm.d n. iiillGino of
kieee U-)o ! sj.ek ns GassitnercH. Water ' Broofs ^ml J,
.igi.iC...- Ex-nnuiie my Htoekand eoii\-inoi. voin-siili
iiimirudi'. ,NVo ulfk every *rug soldief ,uuil citi
zen’, we tisfc'tite people or NYadiiqgfou county
iu speak out and tell the world that though 0111
eause ho lost yet Wc have tot nor wo cam ot
for ,r ct those who gave their tirnn and their legs
t\»r that cause. Let every true brave man re
solve that they will pension at least one of their
tialb; tuniito comrades by giving him tlio little
office he seeks. All of Mr. Robson’s "pppi.c i(r
for tliis office are strong, able men with
good
he had over paid it tlurfcy-oaq : dollars,
that fact'ho ban 's ill show by his Vouclieis,
and' that mini is to-d-iy still ju..tly due him
When this ohnrgo against Mr. Robison had
been so completely crusheiLolit bj r his'votich-
ets as to cau se his accuserT to vWthdraw the
ease from tho Jury before verdict aud to
miiko them hung their tea Is in shame foi
bringing a charge'so grave without a par
ticle of oviden 30 to sustifin' it ; • it vjrtur then
that tho great and g >od man H. V. Jotinsou,
tho Judge presiding, speaking of. this case
against Mr. RoboOu said: ThtS-daso; savors
as much of persecution as any I over wit ness-
ed in a-cdurt of justice. This falsehood undW,. a |; tl j e 0 g\ u0 against strong m-11.
health and" whole bones, tM able i.r more so to xtobson for tlio olj^vo ,oj.' Tax (.lolleetor.
>pli;i>
Greenwoods Stor
wan *
s
Ml
.-t*v ,4
WM
in their ljving than \bu lire. Thru wc can
upon every citizen hliiek and white, exe. pt those
who stayo l at homo during the war and cheat
ed our wives and children to shape thoir ver
dict'in January next to read : Let the, strong.
aide men go to work lor their’living and li t the.
wounded soldiers have th^ little offices^ as n
snuill Vompcnsation lor th- if great misfortunes
If Mr Rofesou hasTiuau persecuted by the
sliinderdus el targe ot being u dofaulloi-; il lie
has been wrmigfully charged ns being a disor-
umiizor; if he was a true and braye soldier iu
ilie itefe’uBc of onBLpjh’jjGaiid oiir liberties and
if bis great misfortu-no in the loss ol a leg rect:!-
ted in his illustrious and gallant defence T.o.ur
oquntry ; tlio-u how can the propdost. comity in
the greatest State of tlie Union lad to vindi-
'j,.te Mr.‘Robson as an honest' and laiihl’iiLol-
tluor* fail to bo grateful Tor his tralbint services
....i h.. t
Jossn hits been tried, vS fif» fiuind efficient,
accommodating ami faithful. 11 e pledgi
the same of him Bboald lie It - elected.
r ‘ I .tlDXDS.
For oTlDJLNTH Y foiMViislp
ingtoii'county,
lift’a soliliG 1 or" fail to show tlmlr sympathies
for his severe misfortunes iu this his stiugglo
TUomaav
GaineS, 8''NV Stubbs^ Blakelej 1 , J B
M/afiUajy';'Albany, A M Williams;
6atbiila, R B Lester; Cairo, J S Jor
dan, Bainbriilge, N T Burks; Atta
Jfulgns.AV "A SimtitDUs; AVLigh'am,
to .be supplied by 8 Devniiport; 1’riu-
iy) \V H'Tigndr; Springhill, J J'An-
Sley; Boston, W-kEbyd' Morven, R
B Bryan"; Loundes aud Echols mis-
oiou, S N Tucker; Quitman, NV W
'fitewart; Valdosta, J B McClesky.
*7 NvaYCBOSB DISTlUep'.-
J M Marshall, presiding elder.
Brunswick, H B Myers; Camden mis-
hio'n,"A A Ellenwood; St. 1 ,-Mary’s L A
i^uoTf: Charlton, to be supplied by J
A. SrUitfr;" Darien, to l>o ’supplied;
iTonesville ; tola-;applied; Hinesviller,
T S Armtrtetu], NV I M. Michael, su-
pernttnchjirp; 1 JSsup,. \Y 0 Davis;
BlftckYhear and Wuycfbss; N D M'ore-
fibase; Bethel, tpbe supplied; Home-
tjf.vijje, 14> wuRj? b d; Nashville, L
II GreenfBrdkfie:u,o o Childs; Moul
trie mission, to bi* supplied--'bj 11 J NV
rfeHs;: Seiitli Coffee mission, to be
Buppliid-by D Morrison; NVortb, C
C Wright; NVaresboro mission, W
J Robertson;SatillayC D AdAms.
1 1 :
,. BA9TM.AM, DISTIlIOT.
J D Anthony, presiding elder.
Eastman,E M Whiting; Lumber City,
J I. Williams; Jacksonville,|W J StiU-
Ilngb )cmulgee,J Langston; Spring -
hilh Tf Jl'NiiiUm: 1 Graham, R M Boothj
Mt Verrionf C C- Hines; Reidsville;
J Giles, BS'Ekv, supernumerary',
'Swalusboro, W F Roberts; Wrights-
M-ilie, DG Bopo;Gconpe,H ATIodges
t v 1 •, *: >-i’ si. •• 1' i.-1'
slander against Mr", ltobspu shoul l then and
thote have found its grave forever, but such]
was not the case, for this ea no tdander wpsj
u ed'two years ago by Mr. Thigpen’s friends]
to defeat Mr. Robson for Tax Collector, in |
his Second contest for Sulioitor General il
Was used to defoat hitn and it is tiding u-efl
ibjdamTge hitb in bis present race for Tax
0 -dketor, 1 'Wc call up6n every man tvliu
vyould do sinilile justice to one of his fellow
iitizeusTo rally to ME Robson, eket him by!
an overwhelming majority Tax Collector ami
thereby put a quietus to this slander which
.ike a shadow follows him wh waver he goes,
and say to’the-wbrld that he is still horn red
aud trustod by those Vith Whom, lie 1 was
reared and among whom lie lives.
Tucro tire soma wliq say they can’t vote
forkMr. Robkoii because he' Irak been a d-isor-
ganizer. Whou, where and how lias he been
one? Divest yourselves of prejudices gener
ated by lieatod political contests and answer
the question. His first crime was'to oppose
the Democracy iii tho nomination of county
officers by running independent.' Hit rioxt
crime' was to TCuV for the Legislature ut a pri
mary cleetiofi nominee against a ebuven-
ticfii nominee. "Did he commit cVime in the
two instances’was he a disorganizoi?
If so thb democracy itself i i one for there
has not booh a> county officer nomir.ftted.'si'nce
Mr. Robson opposed’thelii.’ 'Tlie 1 dqVnocrtiey
adopted his idea of scrub races and’that'has
boon the plan ever since. Tho sanio can be
said of bis primary election plan of nomiiut-
tin". The Democracy adopted'that plan and
therejhas’nt been a nomination only by a pri-
mary;election since Mr. ltebson was censur
ed for inaugurating the prim iry plan. Yoii
ea!n’t escape the'ldgical conclusion that if Mr.
R. is, a disorganizer you who make the charge]
a?etilso one. He has simply been ‘a pcino-
■-it
FRIENDS.
The best cream
Eoughton’s.
Cheese at H (J.
Roasted coffee, Soaps, candles, Mat' li
cs, Starch at Rougliton’s cheap
(Bore. sept 28,1880.
UA N1)1D ATEANN 0 UN (’ E N1E N 'IS
F0» COUNTY TREASURER. \
OSCAltiH. ROGERS is auuounced
by his many friends as a candidate for
re-election, to the office of County
Treasurer at the election iu January
n : ext.' ' ' ‘Many Fiuesds.
FOR TREASURER
I'm a candidate for County Treas
urer and Cordially {solicitthe suffra
ges of Washington county.
Jno. B. Rodeuts.
For Clerks 01|ico.
Of Thp .SUBJfklQksCOURT.
Tlie friends of Mr. A. M. MAYO, au-
nbttuce 'him hs a«mdidatc Id? tho office
of Clerk of tlie Superior Court, of
Wahhiugtbii- county;- at tlie ensuring.) au-
i.iry election. tile
^ FORTAXRECEl Y E IL
I respectfully announce myself to the
voters of Washington county us 11 candi
date for the office of Tax Receiver at the
enuring election in January .next,
BEN. UHUDDON.
FOR TAX CO DLECTCR
ITi.vIns cut oral rajnttti-ly ira *n ttu- i-m-lt lii-yTo;
T x OmlOcti.r uf wusliiniit -n V,unity . utili i n*i, n
cleyi.,11111 Jiimmry l.oxt, I nm iinullii-a In !i.-
to■ any tlmt I mcft willi i-ncu'ininttlaK JprvMivrt
buth from wlrto imA toloi-eil, Iu .varl-ms purls «|
tlui county. , .1.1). 110U.Nr
FOltmuTlNAltY
To tho Citi/ons of NYnshingttOii
County.
FOR 3HITMFU.
We are iinthonr.i-ut to. aiindunce tin
urine of GEORGE W, RRINpE as
jiindidate for ti e office of Lhei'iff of
irashiugton county, ai- tho'ensitmg clccV
tiou iu January 11'ext.. to
Foil SHERIFF.
I hereby npnonuoo myrelf as a tnuidi-
lute for..Sh('HU'(tf’ Wfiijlitlgtqii ..ou.dy,,
tho onsuing eledtion in ,Ta{uiiiry , "nt , xt.!
should I he elected I fdudj,discharge ilu-j
luties of the office with fidiilitv.
A H. TRAiVTCK.
FOR HHFRiFF.
I Ilerebj’ niluoace that I lim acini--
liilate for the ollioe-ot ISlii'i'IH' of Wash]
ingtou county, ptJl .iv.-jioetllllv solicii
the suilentge of lips voters of said comi
ty at the tie .} .oUcliom.. I am still in
the race, nuv diilciiieiits or reports to
tlie contrary notwillistmiiliiig.
. ;G, A. . Houghton.
For Tax lieceivei*.'
at
Blacksmith, MacjSjini
W06bW()l:rKEK
». tshes lo'-iiilnriii tin: putiiu- 1 hut In
f lutt first Gass work in tiro a-h< >v■(-
Also aqcnf for
,.s still on lund
in lies of jn<
Liddell’s Patent Portal
Engines,
Saar
Wlival ^ \hlis
$1
Aiul' M.\,U i i ( I.N I /K SH-'i 1 Plantation, Custom or
Ca-il a'tkl'stVc me oninor.kh crc.1 of 1 L?t.nji Htt.oou
' Sui^Jlir-ijville, Ga. apr 20-tV- •*.
M
I hereby announce that I anr acandi
,, J .date for tliis office of Tax Receiver’ mid
I respectfully announce myself as rce
a candidate for the office of Ordinry dit
of this county.'Being,-impressed with beheld on the first Wednesday in .Tan 11
iat I can make mysfeil use-TJvy ,l0xt - If elected I
n i a iim uim-.u m j.iia. ivtw 1 > i.r mm
ecp'cqifrJty ii'sk the siqijicu-t.nf ifiy friends
net tills phblie at the cnsuing election.to
.Al.. .1 .'I 4-1... 4!.... i NT T r..1 1 ... • . r . ..
llco.
he belief that . ,...
ful to the people of our couuty iu the disch.uge finthfull
Ordinary’s office, I will, (i, dajstod,)
live it .my strict persoual-'aUtuiioti
and endeavor to discharge its duties
to the best of inY ability.
M. Nffin,ian.
will' endeavor (r
tlu* duties' of tlie of!
Respectfully, •
\ jno., c. pace; :
Sitndersville, Ga', sept 14.
DOOR TO ADAM’S LI VERY ST.Gl
a;.i prepared to do- all kinds-of
For Tiix Fiieeivci*.
The friends<of K< J. N./Walden,
angounce linn as ,5, suitable v ,enficji-j
data for Tn ; Req-yei’ a£ tlio ensuing
election in Jomiary next. ■
Many Voters. I
FOR TAX RECEIVER.
Wo- are authorized to announce
the name oDHENUY B. 1! ARKUS-
DALE as a worthy candidate for Hie
office of’Ta. Receiver of WaslinigVon
county, at .the ensuing election in
Jaunary next.
•For Tux Receiver.
NVo announce the name of Mr. F.
M. Arnnu for Tax Receiver for Wash- P ou l lils b.eeji, dr,r
iugton county at tho ensuing election i' co > onR ot tho vuost honest, prompt,
iu Jan. next. Fbiends. [and fa.thful ofheera that, the county
has ever hid;, iwql lor .that Honesty,,
promptness and faithfulness,, ho will
be re-lccted; on the , first Wednesdr
iu January‘.next.
The VoTxtts or Was^iinoton County.
For Tsix Collector.
The voters of Washington .county
will support W. R. Thigpen, Jilsq,,
for tlie office of Tax Collector, rid, the
.lection in January next. Mr. Tliig-’
his term of of-
BLAGESMIT-H & t’lO\
AT REASON'ABLUS BRICES.
i°
ALSO DEM-l'-l^l
FUR CLERK SUPERIOR
, COURT. ..
I respectfully.nr.nof.nco rrysolf as n
FOR CORONER.
Wo oire ’ authorized to announce
Robert Toinpkins’as a candidate for
Coroner of Washington county at tho
election in January.
candidate jifor. re-election to the of
iico of Clerk’pf the SupeiioiqCoui't oi
Washington couulj'. ;
Having for nearly ten years in suc
cession iiiled that position to the sat-
isfaction of tlio lion. Judges, and tlu
various Grand Juries, ui cUr whose
review my books, acts and d
I i ll, IT ti l CllSG-* ClGl IilfS:
FOR TAX RECEIVER,
ROBERT J. MOVE'S
^CASKETS
•; April, I 3th 1880 tf , . a
Desirably Pi o r erby for Sale.!
At Fri^ca fy>'»
utt lli f |
Fxdcmls respev tfnlly 1
a candidate for the offic
of Washington Jaunty, at the cnSuiu,
January election, and earnestly solicit
ie support of -tlio voters of said' county
7115 Acres? more or l&'s of land with
good biuldings^ ,well watered, 8 1 2
tunounco him as]miles from .S'andersville, For par-
jof Tax Receiver I ticulars apply at this office. .
nov .0, 1880—2ni
have frequently passed, I trust thatname has never been presented for]
THE KNIFE TO DUTY.
Sweeping reductions in all class-
of winter goods for the next
sixty days at
The Augusta Store.
Gold
.(Ireiit eb*w»t
to‘ii!k.-"ilul.^ i | ,, a
Any oneon“^"
ful n B enf. Wis ca'W'J U,', M f <
HIV.,,. 'nfO
body sutmoi-ibi-fi. 11 , | : ,,iv ijn'S
subscribers in 11 d»5 • - , ,i»yi. f f
r^OOcU-nC^Un. ^
»'- v
nmke money fast,
to thu business, or ‘
,OCj UI over b e
uot benway from bn, 1 "® diroct lou«
as well ns others. “'U , fit W-
E!?;;niit and expensive <.
nrofUnblsnoiksanW 0
costo nothing <o UX a , n#.*.-';,
eneacel fails to mabegn a J. j*,.l
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