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About The gazette. (Elberton, Ga.) 1872-1881 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1875)
TKTH GAZETTE. Wednesday, November 17, 1875. The Missouii State Centennial Com mittee have resolved to erect ft fine building m Fairmount Park, Philadel pbia, in which to exhibit the products of Missoni i. An ingenious contrivance to evade the Maine liquer law, has been discovered at Bangor. It consists .of a barrel within a faucet which, when when turned one way supplies sweet cider, and when turned in another, supplies lager beer. At Fort Scott, Kansas, W. >J. Phiipot. night operator, was found bound with telegraph wire, gagged, and the office robbed of $126. He confessed doing the binding and gagging himself and stealing the money, which was restored. Phiipot is in jail Mingee Roane, a very beautiful wo man, of Southern, birth, aged 23, com mitted suicide at number one hundred and eighty, sth avenue,.New York, where she had been living with a wealthy young merchant named Thomas Whitemore She shot herself through the heart. Eugene Sue was very rich. He inker iteel great Health from his father, and Ins house in I'aris was as sumptuously as it was futistieally furnished ; his ser vants wore silk stockings and presented his fitters to him on a silver salver—not bad for a professional ra;deal. lie wrote always in white kid gloves. From a single tree planted in a tub, and kept in a hot house, C S. Holbrook, of Holbrook, Mass., has sold in 18 ; et.uv no less than $2,300 worth of peaches some of them at SBO per dozen; many at from $24 to S2B per dozen, and all at an average of $lB per dozen Ti ey were sold mostly in the months of February and March. Asa companion picture to the loss the Pacific steamship, we learn of this morning of the bur ting of the City of Waco, and her total destruction, in Galveston harbor. The passengens and crew will very likely ire saved, as they were all gotten in boats which drifted away but must be within the reach of rescue, as measures were promptly tak en to effect their deliverance An extraordinary scene took place on a recent Sunday at a conference of the Latter day Saints, held in Sheffield, at which ten elders from Utah were pro sent. In the couse of the proceedings an apostle asserted that he was divinely inspired. An elderly man saidjif the speak er was inspired lie would be glad if he would lay hands upon his wife and cure her of rheumatism. Great con fur on ensued. Jeffoison Davis has accepted the Pre sidency of the American Department of the Mississippi Valley Society- of Lon don, which was tendered him by the President of the organization. The ob ject of this movement is to direct atten tion to the development of the Valley of the Mississippi. Mr. Davis will devote his entire energies to the work in this county and Europe, making his head quarters at New Orleans. Another ocean horror is detailed this morning. The loss of the steamship Pacific, with nearly all on board, is one of those sea-tragedies which curdles the blood. Among the officers supposed to have gone down with the ill fated craft is Mr. Howell, the brother in law of Jefferson Davis. We trust that the sto ry told by the only known survivor is susceptible of modification, and that, presently, we shall hear of others that .were rescued. Third term sentiment at Washington is thus represented,^a correspondent of the Springfield 11- publican ; ‘T find peo ple here, and they are not fools either, who believe that Gen. Grant will win a renomination on the successes of the late election, but they must be totally mis taken. I doubt if Gen. Grant hmisd has ary such hope. There is not a man in his Uabinet, unless it be Mr. Lobes m, who believes in and advocates the re nomination of Gem red Grant. Even Mr. Chandler does not, an I, if for no Other reUJOI), because he knows tin lie publicans of .wichigan are ng t;ust .t, and he cares more for a year in tiro Senate than two in the Cabinet.” The Secretary of the Treasury, who is well known as a strict obsever of the law, is, in accordance with tua iesn no tion iaw of last session, coining si.v r small change as rapi.by as the nr nits can doit. Meantime, it is noti-ed that the fifty cent scrip is Jess abundant than formerly. Tins arises from the fact that Treasury has ceased to print new scrip, and large quantities are constantly disup pearing from circulation, being worn out, soiled rnd torn. The f; national currency has Been contracted by nearly a fifth in the last twelve months, siaq iy by not replacing that which is worn out and destroyed. • If this goes on much longer there will be a demand for silver half and quarter dollars, dimes and half dimes. It is for that demand that Mr. Bristow is probably preparing himself. A Very Ancient Wallin Mississippi.— About eighteen miles from Port Gibson, and one mile from Brandywine Springs, on the place of Mr. O Quin, the existence of a great number of blocks of cut-stone has fteen known for an indefinite time, and the people in the neighborhod have them for props for their he uses Mr. James Gage, Jr. went out there a few days ago to explore, and had a specimen stone brought into town. It is about three feet long by about twenty inches square, resembling in shape a bar of soap. It is probably a native sandstone. Mr. Gage took this block himself from beneath the roots of a large pine tree. It formed a portion of a wall about twenty feet broad *< top, which Mr. Gag traced for a distance of 250 yards. The inference that cue would n iturally draw from this superficial view is that, this must have boon a city wall, but d*. p exploration might show it to be a por tion of a fort, temple or other building. Anvwav its antiquity is prob .b’y i’.i men so, ante-dating the hi. t >ry cf tua j-eJ men —[Port Gi->.i iSuiubad. EAR? COUNTY DEPARTMENT. BY OUR SF2CI3L CORRESPONDENT. J. F. CRAFT On the Savannah river, is running four boats regularly to Augusta. At one shipment last week lie canied3oo bales He is doing a large and flourishing bu sin ess, and from the fact of his having control of freights, he offers induce ments to customers for cash that are a fraction advance over the Augusta markets. HARTWELL. E. B. Benson & Cos., have bought np tfl this date 450 bales of cotton. Other houses in Hartwell 250, making a total of 700 bales. Mr. James Teaslv, of'Elbert county, has rented property tfhd moved to this place last week. He brings a considera ble s pport to our school having four or five children, that we understand he will enter for next term curing CAVORxjUGS. As an evidence that the matrimonial season has set in, ..v mention the two following runaway matches in this conn I ty, who were tied in the holy bans yes terday: Washington "Wilson to Miss Mbit tie j Wi- iforand, i>y *8 pure White, an i Rich aid P Davis to Miss Mary E Stead- j mm, (the latter of Eibe; t) by R-v. Jj. j W. Stephens, at the residence of J. G. MeCurry, E;-q. <• -crz> THE STEAM bAW LULL That lias been in successful operation at this place for the past, twelve months I we nnclerstan 1 has been s !d to Hon. W. F. Bo -v- rs, one of the din ctors of the Eib( i ton Ail-Line RR., who expects to j move it in a few days to Boweisviiie, a j proposed station on that road, where he will put it to work at once, for the pur pose of building a town, several parties having bought lots at t hat place who ex peet to build and improve them at once. The removal will be a great loss to Hartwell, which we hope will not be of long duration from the fact that their business has been a prosperous and pay ing one, and other parties will be anx ious to make the investment. “TOMBSTONE MAN uVACTOHY.” W T e refer to the tombstone business as anew industry that has lately sprang up in our counry, and is getting to be a business of some importance. Dr. Skel ton, from Mississippi, (at present in this county) is the owner of the patent right, and within the past two months we un derstand has effected sales of State and comity rights in this county to different parties amounting to between file,ooo '■ and 520,000. The stone is made of a composition of sand and hydraulic cement which is made into a mortar and cast into a mould of any size or pattern that may be desired. When completed it makes a tomb stone to all appearances as good and durable as marbffi. Several has been erected in the grave yards in this conn ty all of which we have heard highly spoken of by parlies who have tried them. The saving in cost of these stones are considerable, as the materials are cheap, and can be furnished at about one-third the cost of marble. Hartwell, Nov. 10th, ’75. Mr. Editor : I send you a line show ing the value of a single grain of Hart county prolific corn : I planted one grain of this fine corn iin 187-1 and made 5 ears on one stalk, j Last spring I planted those ears mi very ordinary land, and a short time ago I : gathered it and measured 10.} bushels, the second crop from one grain It will weigh 91 L- to the bushel in the ear. It is very fine, and any < lie wanting to see it tan do so by calling ou me near ! Hartwell. It. speclfnlly. ‘F. S. KournTS. | NT. B—Anyone wishing to try my con c. ,n gf 1 1 ne quail f r JO ets., or 1 sever; 1 at that rate. A goo 1 S wing M ichine is a li n ; e houl treasure ton! no family o n afoul i t>> do witl (> t If yon want, the best, i ihe Wilson Shuttle should he the choice, lit combines, in the meet perfect manner, i all t. >e :a qui res of dnr thll ty, simp Fit*,, i ) operutii gan je: fcciion ol w k I and is sol ! at a less pri tVm any ! other „ lirsfc-cTsss machine Machines | will be delivered at any ILiTond l Station in this county, free of turns ; pollution charges, if ordered through the Company’s Branch House at 189 Ca nal street, N uv Orleans, i Tiiey sen ! an elegant catalogue and I chromo circular, free on application. This Company want a few more good - agents. From a single tree planted in a. tub and kept in a hot house, C. S. Holbrook, of Holbrook, Mass., has sold in eighteen veais no less than $2,300 worth of peaches—some of them at $36 per doz en ; many at from 824 to S2B \ er dozen, and all at an average of $lB per dozen. They were sold mostly in the months of February and March |j;irf (Louutn n. w.si: ak si , ATT C> 1 1 N E Y AT LA W, IIARTWELL, GA. Also, General Agent for Tip Gazette in JTart Count;’. He is authorised, io take and receive subscriptions and advertisements , and make all contracts for the same in this count;/. NOTICE. HPIIE books and notes of the lute ilrm of Jf. Win. II Stephenson & Go. have hern this dry pieced in my hands for co.lection. Parties indebted had better settle the same at once and save costs. 0. W SKID b. . nov!o,2t Att’y for W H. Stephenson & Cos. |Jcur fab cvSbcmtufs. iVENTS 20 Ei.eqa&t ilb Off Ri i.MES mount ed, size 9xll, for Novelties andChromos of ev er// description. National Co. Phflu, Pa. ifD AT? T~ a day guaranteei using our WELL M* r\ IAU(J,1 AU(J, ' :R * hRILLS. SIOO a month paid to good Agents. Augur book free. Augur Go., St. Louis, Mo. AUTS WANTED ! Medals k Diplomas awarded. r ° r 1 xew AN S PICTORIAL BIBLES 1300 Illustrations. Address for new circulars, A. J. HOLMAN & Cos., 930 Arch st., Pliila. KpSYCHBOMAIfIDX. or SOUL CHARISING,’ ■ How either sex nuu fascinsoe and gain the love and affections of any peison they choose insta ll}. This simple, mental acquirement all can p i.-siv--, free, by mail, for 23c , together with m-rriage guide. Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hints to Ladies. Wedding Niphf Shirt, Ac. A que r book. Address, T. 1 I .LIAM & CO., se2 1 w Pubs., Philadelphia, Fa THUS S*o.ooo BfOSJAXZA. dl p; „ C'i fX, f\' n often leads 310 i S.I I? Bio a fortune, full par kptJ' sent free Ad dress PKNDL TON k HEAD. 63 Wall Street, New York. TTT * ’IT |"TN Agents for tiie best selling \j\ U \ : -j i J Prize Package in the world. U VV li. ,J ijc mtains 15 sheets paper. 13 envelopes goal n Pen. Pc# Holder. Pencil, pat ent Yard Measure and niece of Je, clrv. Single package with e’egant Prize, po epaid. 23c: Cir cular fiee. BRIDE iO) , i 8.-ondway, N.Y. C07X13. CD LD, * EOAR3SH2SS AND A .L T.iiM.iT DISEASES, V.ILL-’ CAi.iikfid TASLETL. fiui u,> oi.i\ in L.-l'E LtiNLS. i AAI> SI'RE Ki, .liCU For s-.Fe oy i).m .gists gene,'ail/, and JUiiN.S'l i N UULL* V, .. Y oc Cos , Philad’a, Pa AX OUTMT F HER We u a t someone l i every county to take o: il rs and deliver goods for the , i.i and nr.gi n,l (J. *.!. D. house. Large cash wage.-. Fplcn itid dm nets .n ever io_if orliood lor the light p, rson of cither m x young or old. Sample;, new lists circulars, terms, etc , a complete out fit sent free and pos nnid Send for it at once anil make money at your homes. Address H. J li i LI. k CO, 6 A' JJoaaril &!., liahimore. Mil. ARTHURS _ * Tllusth.vtki) Hiime Magazine, “The Household 1 Magazine of Arne ica.” Two Serial Stories in 1876. "KA ii.KSCLIFFE,” by Mrs. Julia 0.,U. Dorr, and ‘-MIRIAM, ’’ by T. S. Arthur. BUT TERICK’S Newest Patterns in every No. Terms $2.50 peryenr; 9 copies 0r56.50. Splendid book offer for premiums. Specimen No. 17 cents. T. S. ARTHUR k SON, Philadelphia, Pa. ANLREW 1 ALE HIGH SCHGbL ELBERTON, GA* P. K DAVANT, A M.. - - Principal Tlia next term will comuien-e August Kith, 1875. RATES OF TUITION. Ist ciiiiS per term of 4 months Sll 0!) 2d “ “ “ “ 15 00 3d “ “ “ “ 21 Ou One-half payable in Advance. These rates apply only for the full term. Pu pils entering for shorter periods will be charged 25 per non 1 ., higher. * "fsM . . No .induction made for absence except for providential causes Board in good families at 12.50 per monfh. P E. DAVANT. A. M . Principal S3 GO RBWI R 33! T Wlbb GIVE THE ABOVE REWARD FOR j_ the recovery of the money recently stolen from n y house, and lor the name oi names of the thief’or thieves connected with the robbery. W.M. GRIMES. Elberton, Ga,, Aug 3u. 1875—tf Grange Warehouse. PLANTERS’ UNION AtENSY, nu. g Mclntosh street, AU G US r r A , - - G A . • CONDUCTED by the PATRONS of HUSBANDRY. \T THE COMMODIOUS FIRE-PROOF fX W A t OH )U SE, f inn.Tiy ocoup icd by Jen nines. Smith & Cos. CHARGES —Commission for selling Cot ton. 50c.; Storage, first week. 10c.; each addi tion week. sc. ; dray ago. per bale 10c. Those outside of the Order admittedfon same lerms, commissions -included. Eagging and Ties Furnished to Patrons. XV. W. SSI3?sE2ES, Sri g 2m Superin end nt. r -neg "•• jjtv v fits C ’ r. rrx rr ” t_i ,Lj ii O k4i-.tja i. -Ji- iiji ) r'>A r !'' r ]''nAT T? \ GG A- I Git x' Ji-Y- J. vJi v. No. 9 Ilclntosh Street, AUGUSTA, - - GJ-A. scpS-3m Pleasant end Vrofitabie Employment. ■‘•llea lit- fit I !’’ 'U.dirirming !” --Oh. li iwlov.dy ! • What are they worth 7 ’ Ac. Such are the ex clamations of those who see the large, elegant new Chromo* prndueed by the Luro| can and American Chromo Publishing Cos. i very one will want them It req’ ires no talking to sel the pictures, they speak for themselves. Cans vassers, agents, and ladies and gentlemen ou if employment, will find this the best opening eve*- offered to make money. For full particulars send stamp lor confidential circular. Address F. GLEASON & CO , se22-4 7ahington st , Boston. Mas, LIZZIE WRIGHT ) Libel for Divorce. In El vs. j- bert Superior Court, To EDWARD -A RIGHT. J September term, 1875. I app*m.ing ft otn the return of the Sheriff in th above stated case that the defendant is not to be found in the county, and it further appear ing that he is not a tesident of this State, and that tlje plaintiff resides in the county It is ordered that service of the-above libel he perfected upon sa’UEil ward Wright by adver tisement of this notice m The Gazette, a news paper published at Elberton, G'orgia, once a month for four months before the next tern of the court. ROBERT HESTER, Alt’y for Libellant. Georgia , Gibe'-t County: - i certify that the above is a true copy of th ord -r from the minutes of September term, 1875 ol Elbert Superior Court. (liven irnLer my hand and official signature this November 8. V 875, THUS A. CHANDLER. Clerk g coal IclvcrtidriivOti sYsEKIEF’S S.ifLES. WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC OUTCRY,BE fore the courthouse door -in Elberton, Elbert county, Ga., on the first Tuesday in De cember next, between the lawful hours of sale, the following described property, to wit; I bale cotton, about 50 bushels corn, 442 bun dles fodder, lot of shucks. 15 bus. cotton seed , evied on as the property of P. I. Heiring to satisfy a fifa from the County Court of Elbert county, upon the foreclosure of a landlord's lien in favor of Wm. A. Brown. Also, one tract of land in Elbeit county con taining 100 acres more or less, on the waters of Beaverdam creek, joining lands of Alfred Eaves j Robt. N. Ward and others. Levied on to satisfy a fifa from Elbert Superior Court in favor of A. ! F. Brown vs. Robt. N Ward W. 11. 11. ADAMS. Sheriff. [Postponed.] SSaeriST's Mortgage £hrJ. WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC OUTCRY. ON ti e first Tuesday in January, 1876, be- i fore the courthouse door in Elberton. during j legal sale hours, one tract of land containing j 500 acres, more or less, 1 no wo as the Hunt i p ace, joining lands of T. 11. Brown and estate j of Stephen White. Sold as the property of Jas. ! C. Harper to satisfy a mort .-age iifa from El bert Superior Court in favor of 1) M Carlton, , j. W. Jones and Peter Cleveland, executors estate Dillatd llermlon, vs. James C. Harper W. 11. 11. J. DAMN, Sheriff. SdinisiiNiralor’s Sa'c. TTY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER FROM THE XJ Court of Ordinary of Elbert county will he sold on the first Tuesday in December it xt i : at the courthouse door in said county, betwe n j the legal sab- 1: otrs. the tract of land in raid j conn v whereon 1.-a c Ginn re filed* at : the time of his deit.li. containing 40a acres, more oi ! -S', adjoining lands of finer 11. Ginn, i Nelson Burden and oth-rs. I)wi lling hon e j and other o thuiidings. 25 in culthwliou. Terms re ! . TIN/Ll.i J. GINN, A an'r v'ih will tmm sand of I-aac Ginn, dot'd. AfEtniaaiMtralor’K fits St, U Y virtue of an order from the Court of Or xi dimity of E!h- rt coti.ity. will ne soil, on j the Ist Tue. and y in Dec tuber next, at the court house door, in said county, he!ween the legal sale hours, the tract of land in said county whereon Nicholas .71. Adams resided at the time of his death, containing 1( 0 acres more or less, adjoining lands of Henry C. Black. Richard E. Adams..and others, lying on the road from Ei herton to Ruekersville. 25 acres in cultivation. Dwelling house and outbuildings. Good well Terms cash. WM. H. H. ADAMS, Adni'r with will of Nicholas M, Adams, dec’d Adminisf rafnr’s Sale. TOY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER FROM THE D Court of Ordinary of Elbert county will I be sold on the first Tuesday in December next, at he courthouse door, the tract of land whereon Wm. Gully resided at the time of bis death, containing 114 acres, more or less, ad joining lands of bindsay A. Gains, John A. l’ensley and others, the same being one fourth in original woods, about 18 acres in cultivation one good cabin and other outbuildings. Terms cash. JAMES M. GUbbV, Adm’r Estate Wm. Gully, dee’d. "VTOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS - i\ Notice is hereby given to all persons Imv ing demands against estate of Thomas Black of said county, decease.!, to present them to me properly made out within the time prescribed by law.sons toshow their character and amount. \ud all persons indebted f o said deceased are hereby required to make immediate payment to me. IT. C BLACK, Adm’r of Thomas Black, deed Citation. f~ 1 EORGTA. Klb rf County —Judge A. Ilaipcr IT having applied to be appointed gu rdian of the prop* rty of Mattie B. flu t, a minor un der fourteen years of age. resident of said coun ty. this is to cite "11 persons concerned to be and appear at the term of the court of Ordinary to be held next after the expiration of thirty days from the first publication of this notice, and show cause, it they can, why said Judge A. Harper should no! be entrusted with tim guard "ianship nf the property of Mattie 15. Hunt. Witness my offieifi signature. JAMES A ANDREWS, Ordinary filbert County. Xotif-e for Leave to SieiS. A PPbIOATION will be made to the Court o l\. Ordinary of -Elbert county, Ga.,ai the firs regular term after the expiration of four weeks from this notice for leave to sell part of the lands lying in said county of Elbert belonging to the estate of Mary Bourne deceased. |for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased lli NRV W. BOURNE. Ex r of Mary Bourne, dee’d. ft *5 tti I sj Sst i-tt. 1 ©r’a i^aie. DV VIRTUE OF AN ORDER I-ROM THE If Court of Or l nary of Eib'-rt county, will be sold on t!ic first Tuesday in December. 1875, at the cotrthocse do -r in said county, betwe* n the legal hour- of sale the tract of land in said county whereon John Snellingt r.-sided at t. e time of his death, containing bo acres, more or I less, iidj ir.ieg lands of O. W. I> ow i. Win. J. j Pratt and others. 15 acre- in original woods. |Si Id for division. T< rm> e is!i 1 1 cur euev. I’EfEli P. S\EbblN’t -S. .l.dni’r li-tate Jidm S-vllimr-'. | LA.fi U TO KiYiYi'. Tti it and -sir Pe plantation lying in the “Flat i woo:;-'.’’ 2 iiii-cs south of l.i.agsireet. tormerly ! owned by S C. Starke. Esq., a. and ou w a ti Mr. iFa , i-rtc Johnson now r - ides It is ot eof the ! best grain duces ii ttc count ,an 1a >■ eo; t ,<■ i land is well adapted to '-otii'ii Goa l free-to .e | water. Gii. hou.;t* end Screw in g od n pa raatl Ia splendid rehaul ou the plane. D.>i-l!.i g I cohiG.rt. l l g- ami sulii-.•lent outbuilding.- a ;d c . b ! ins tor laborers. Fauces in good order and | cuoii h land open for eight, plows Vdl rent I the whole or in parcels to suit. Apply to S. G. | or E. B STARKS-i, i . SPei'.sassiisJ.V* Julius D. Smith has applied for exemption of personalty and I wiil pass upon ihe same at 10 o'clock i. ui. on the (Jilt day of No.eu* : her 1875, at my ofhre. JAMES A. ANDREWS, | Oct. 25, 1875. Ordinary., EXECUTOR’S S4L.E-3. IA Y virtue o an order from the Gourt of Ordi- J nary of Elbert county, will be soid, on the ! first Tuesday in December next, at the court ! house door in said county, between the legal ; sale hours, the tract or laud in sain county I whereon Sion Hunt resided at the time ot his j death, containing 180 acres, more or less, ad joining lands of J. W. Thornton, V. I). Gray, F P. Thornton and others All in good repair. Terms cash. F. P. THuRN l ON, Sept. 8, 1875. Ex’or Sion Hunt, dee’d. - L V-v -.Lij -i—. \j, L. I—* * Operations will be commenced at the NEW STEAM-GIN OF MESSRS. W. 11. KING & CO., 5 (\N or about the first, of next week. Mr. J E. V i Campbell who will give his personal atten tion to the gin, r speetmlly solicits the contin ued patronage if his old friends and the public generally. W-TYTSrXIEIID I A SCHOOL, by an experienced Teacher. Ap j . ply at this office. Aug 4 BOOTI KM IHOIS TOR THE WO!IB, *>• o:*o* G. W. GARBECHT THE ELBERTON BOOT & SHOE MAKER, Is still ready to fill orders for (Old atn, looting pen, j Radies and Cltildteu, Or irnyEody Else. ( KEEPS AND MAKES UP THE BEST FRENCH STOCK, WHICH, WITH THE WORK, IS GUARANTEED TO SUIT. Dry Goods, Clothing TIIE HOOKY BOTTOM TOUCHED! sMTOnmOMT & m n I 203 Pieces New Prints, at $4 100 Pieces New Bleached D.mextscs, from 74 to 15. 50 Pieces Alpacas, at all prices. 100 New Ottoia m Reversible Shawls, from $1 25 worth $2 25. 1 100 Handsome Felt Ski: ts, redact'd 20 per cent. ) i ! A!S3 great variety in RIBBONS, NETTINGS, NECK HUGHES, HANDKERCHIEFS GLOVES, COR j SETS, &c., at puces never known before. SiiSTflEPl ! I | Will do well to call and examine my goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere. ! A saving of 20 to 25 per cent, guaranteed at ! I | j. sEuiirs, | ELBERTON, GA. I I ' 'i : NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS JUST RECEIVED BY i\i& wW dJt w-ai w imJJ?^ COMPRISING FEY GOODS, GROOEEIES, EAEDWAEE, OEOOEEiIY, HATS, LOOTS & SHOES, & c Which they are selling at greatly reduced prices for cash or in exchange for col ton. They a* determined not to be undersold. To parties that can be prompt the usual accommodations ; to those who cannot we *t compelled to refuse, as prompt settlements must be made The HIGHEST market prices always paid for COTTON in cash. Until further notice will 12 cts for Middling Cotton •in payment of accounts, li ich gives every otic a fair chance to settle up. TDU'For price of Goods see market reports in this paper. r-ep29-.f Stsda iT4i sil ij y ' %) \ TANARUS.; £2 ft t n • n ret -ot -.j/‘G i.G- ' a ♦}. n', mu, , ff "t. S"-* f <-,r% •r'-TA* •*-4, ,1V yg, i) AND nnv f?./iTfci-rr tj m ft? a m / Ho- 2 V7 arr c n Elcc Ir. . itXTO US TA, GA . 3TO Y E STOYYG! ETOYE3! v DA T ,^rv — I. ’-*r ■ •- - -- - - c- —y i- , , THE ONLY STOVE MADE With Sliding Oven Doors. Patented Feb. 2, 1860, and Sept. 2,1869. f | AIIR umiersigneil is now prepared to offer X the public the finest assortment of S T O V E S, P TANARUS, A 1 N ,T APA NN E I ) AND STAMPED TIN WARES In Southeast Georgia, at low figures. ROO: I.\, Gl TTERL\, Al¥l> 'S’ SRI WORK Of all k : nds, done promptly and cheap. J. T. COMER, Between Center k Reaves and Otr & Cos , sopß-tf Up-Stairs, Athens. Ga IMIRSOS4I.TY. John S. Perrin has applied for exemption of personalty, and I will pass upon the same at 10 o’clock am., on the 19th day of November, 1875, at nty office. JAS. A ANDREW, Nov 8. 187.',. Ordinary Elbert County. ! EMPLOYMENT. A ‘ ,n - I . agents, we havo ! just what you need. Our fix 11 mounted Cro 1,103 outs-11 anything in the market Mr. Per sonswrites : 1 struck out yesterlnr, and hr working easy four hours, cleared $7.” A lady l a5.';,.,; yesterday tin to 2 o’clock she cleared ■ft7.nl). We can p ove heyotul question that one ago at o.'derel a,OOO of those cromos in 11 working-days. If o have the largest and finest a.-si.-rttnent in the l nited S.ates; hundreds o choice subjects from which to select \V e will send you an assorted 100 o; the best selling I eve of charge on receipt of $0.50. Send in your orders nr give us a call. Samples by mail 25 cts., or 12 for sl. BOSTON FRAME AND ‘MIROVIO CO. 291 Washington st.’ Boston, J/sss, P O, Bo s26ti2 am kuicanlvash blue, FOR LAUNDRY AND IIOUNKIIOLD USK. Manufactured at the American Ultramarine Works, Newark, N. J. Our Wash Blue is the best in the world. It does not streak, contains nothing injurious to health or fabric, and is used by all targe laun dries • n accouut of its pleasing effect and cheap ness Superior for whitewashing. Put up in packages convenient for family use Price 10 c’s For sale by grocers everywhere Always ask for tli o American fVas/i Blue, if you want th# cheapest and best AMERICAN ULTRAMARINE WORKS, Office 72 William Street, New York. Mliewtal bitTers ’S'Ese OstH.v QSitfv'S'N iea (Sse U. s. made from Pure Liquors. illlHlffailllFlE OH MKDIOAL IHSCOVEHY. Warranted a (due for liupuro Uloud and laindrcd DUfanet. For Sale by H C. EDMUNDS, Elberton, Ga oedHw \V. H. PAGE k Cos , UartWttil. LIGr : orgm.
