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WEDNESDAY, December II, 1872.
Xj o o a t.
w. " . COWJNT,
Dealer in Prevision-?, Groceries. Fruits, Toys
Confection; ry. Can Goods, etc.,
l%" CHEAP Foil CASIT-
Milledgeville, An/. 1872. 4 Cm
rg Psymeti* for nii advertisements is due at
„ny time after li e first insertion unless otherwise
specially agreed upon. Vtll jr.b work is cash.
Announci meats for office mast be paid for in
advance.
]l<'li(i« al Notice.
Tlie Rev 1) E iJutiar is expected to preach in
tiie Baptist Church in Mtiiedg -viUe next Sun
day- ^
ittv. J W- 7! '•■!,. it;-: -p 'of the Di-mesc, is
expected here next Sunday. He will preach and con
firm s nnniber of l
Petrs free.
i i i lies iu St. Stephen's Cbarch.
Election ‘Xirlicts.
We will i hit ... :• . -1 Ti< kefs
nr $3 per 8<’i -I in your <-!
panied '
->f t!
t 7(0 ct~. per 100,
'.( is at once accom-
vitli ti
The undersigned tf
and county. rospeiflji
mortal, a - to the removal of o-i
an-] place of court »ca-ini:s I)
building, to tlielormer ca -
House ’ in Milledgeville. Tin* l. n: .vn v
mended hy the last acting (}rni. l ' i 1
prompted as tSiof body was by '' ‘ f
baton reconsideration wea-o" sat -ti.
majority of that body are ai.xio
urds, i ffie-es nr.d plr.ee of ,
fore. And our pop . nUo U in f,. M ,d-r .
j made as now coiiieu-.plntcd on . / crc.
j utility. Any ardiari yon see h to k-re c
! movement will be appreciat'd
j Hon John. W. A. r... : . ,,t
ed for and gave to the cuius - .. tiel
, ,, ,• fit i party, words of counsel nod . , 1 . v
cile the attention cj tne people m | would do wed to profit. The me
Mr.
The immense slock of
Adolph Joseph, continues to ex-
Vcuieciatii
... L
T>?c frit ’972. I
1 { N «•! d i-m to
l I S'ock of
uiy vi ry i.itge
The convention met an-l was .ed to order by tin j
presiding officer,Col. M H-r (iri vo, who briefly ex
plained the object of flie asa-mblrige. Upon proceeri-
ing to business. Mr. J. M. 1> V\ ecu i.il ix-d a .cs.iir-
tion that-this meeting riwodjoitrr, end t*m» ••■pres, nta-i
fives from the Militia Districts o the c un'y be selei !-
ed by the voters in the various 1)1 -I-fiilt t n», ot in
Milledgeville, and nominate coiinfy • fii< . rs. Variou-
otherresolutions were off, red as si -lit m *, and n
motion was made to ftv everything • the table,
which was voted down. By Mr VV. consent the
following resolution offered by .Mr doim il.-.niirmn :
was substituted for ibe- original ■ *m nut-.,, end being
ottered t.* tlic meeting was r. ' p: • 1:
ltrs.nlred, t hat tlie 1 i.-ltr ct : ic party of t!,r: several
Militia Districts cl tne county - c to select
by ballot nt Iiioir respective cm s or. .Sattir
day ti e III), in*t.. three d .'nanAa , <xo.pt the
town District p-h . ill at . said j
delega:,r when ,o* i, : Ji « . , ; - e* liven- j
tinn of the D.anocn.t c ,,,i y , tiiaii !
hou-e in Miiledgcvi t !>r the J
purpose of selecting cm; lid it - r i-. v.:n. - uuuntyi
offices. • • ■ - -
Alter tti • adaptipn of; is r .- da.i. j. s Wil iam-
son calh d the att ntion oftli- .it - i „lowing [
memorial, « I rich he prnpo-ocl t.. rn t« the s-n-c
ofthe assemblv. Upon a vet • ii
monsly approved, OtiJy three or f u ■ vo" >os being
heuid agn'i.-t it.
STATE OFflEOimu. H Iwir. v.
“To the Hi.n M. /t. }! I' (>■: .. ■
Kentucky Mules for Sale.
z:
go _ j «c» y,. , V|1HE undersigned has for saleitl Mllledgevifle, at the
,-tiOOLS tf c/. Livery Stable lot in charge of Obadiaii Amold,
W W ^ VM FIFTY HEAD of prime Kentucky Males. All this
Stock have had the prevailing Kpideode. but are n-
uf which arc. wartasb
nice line of
I. I invite special attention
<<«/ C
-, .ei J
ly..<h
freiitleBieH’s and Boys’ Fine flats,
and the best line of
* (£ents and Youth’s Unglish Socks
j c«'* i*#6 uu«I io t hi? market.
! I ha-re been appointed Sotr A r.’.
Messrs. W’AXAMAKF.K A: MHOW N S Matchi.a-s
well, vigorons and ri-ady for use. Iwthis respect they
•ea to '
our seeikn. He calls attention
to the hear', . nUictwn in the price
ej Blankets, Carpels, Oil Cloths,
Jitters, Malis, and assures the pub
lic that the lowest prices that can
■possibly be arrived at, are still
to be found at his establishment.
We advise all to examine his stock
ere purchasing elsewhere.
On last 1 hnrsday evening tire was discovered
bn ibe lint or picker room .it the Factory. The
preinpt and energetic exertions of the employees,
assisted by citizi na ai d the Fire Company, pre
vented a serious ennll.tg raltun. The colored Fire
Company recently organized, were promptly od
tbs ground, and under the direction of Messrs.
Staley, Ortno and Bayne, did valuable service.—
The cause of the fire is unknown.
Dress goods marked down to sell at
JOSEPH’S.
iva- c:,li-
noeraiie
■ m.*t- - iiinnnrneu
JI. GliliiJ 1., I'le-iTent.
F. C. Furman, Secretary.
A’oiicert »it Iflidn-u;
There will Le a Mis
sic, tableau &c., at i
my, on Thursday < v
o'clock. At intervals
■■■ .ttary Concert, with Mur
he l.iidw.y Female Acade-
ening the l.'th inst., at 7
i! i.iug tl.e exercises there
will be an Aucti .. ol the l ■lOtiaty corn Arc , rais
ed by the Midway f •'7 h ScliO-1. The public
generally invited to -Ptcud. A pleasant enter-
iainment may be expected. Admission free.
Elegant Silks m desirable patterns at
JOSEPH’S.
At ilfow York Cost.
Mrs. IJbaJrum i.« offer, i s: her entire ?tock of Dry
iloods, nud
>f Sh«
Co*l. Shtti* io earuejt, arid tin
fsliould cull at 4»nee.
exactly A tic York
who wish bargains
Large variety ot eitiidren’s Jackets
at JOSEPH’S.
Thk regular . iectimi oi othir .s was held at Tern,
pernnee Lodge, last Fri-.iay night uith the follow-
ieg result viz :
C. I*. Crawford. Worthy Primate.
John A. Orme, Vice Piiarate.
E. P. Lane, Scribe.
C. B. Munday, Fiscal Scribe.
O- \V. C’ar.-ikt-r, Treasurer.
W. J. Gray Chan! -in.
W. A. Williams, Guide.
"* S. Cramer, Warder.
TCm. Massey, Tyler.
The new t- rm comm- nces witli the next meet-
rug, and a large attendance is requested.
W. E. FUAN1CLAND, W. P.
E. P. Lank, Scribe.
Economy is wealth—(Jail at
JOSEPH’S.
.Airs. lia rison’s residence, on
Wavncstreet, (now occupied by Mr.
C- W. Ganse,) will Lie sold at auction
on Thursday u .xt, at 3 o’clock, P. M.
It is one ot the best nmmgeAl and
most conveniently located houses in
xhe city, and is oiiered lor sale on lib
eral terms. See advertisement of Z.
H. Harrison in this column,
-G-et your niouev’s worth and be
bajtpy, Huy vour iJiankets at
JOSEPH’S.
Another Stock oF Goods.
NJ’tsim Clii:e A r . Qitinn have received another
Stoih t;t Goods wiot ii th* y sny they can now sell
here t prices they paid J* yooda the opening
of the season, fcee their new advertisement.
Get ready for Christmas by provi-
laiuiy your wants in Dry Goods at
' JOSEPH’S.
.The Variety Store.
Mr.Jame* Jarratt, at St cuon’* Store* * basin ad-
<ditiou to a choice stock of ^t- <ioiies and provisions,
many other nrtirlee worthy of the attention ot the
>publie. He ha* ?«»i,i--lia** hats, (and bonnets too we
Relieve) ami can’t be best in Domestics. He has
shoes, aud !« at her—nm* has just received a lot
of Wheat Bran JI e -iblislniient is gotten up iu
the style of ’the ohi :• lowed country store which
supplied families with eve yihisig they wanted to eat
or wear.
For Sale.
The Former Residence of Mrs. Harrison.
?MOW occupied bv < . Gati.’e, E- j.,
L? on the c-orn. i <•: U ayn nud \\ ash- {••«■
i _-t. u stn-.-ts, i.i tin- city uf .iL'ledgc vtlle, | j j ■
'trillbeaoldat
FUSLIC OTJTCE.Y,
On tbe 12th day of December next
This property is ■ in-cl! in front -f 111? Capitol build-
lilfcC, andis-convc lent to ;lie churches aud lo the buai'
ness part of t Ue city.
The sale will made on the ground at 3 o’clock.
P. M., upon tbe iu’iowing terms • One-third cosli,one-
third one y.ar after fit*- ,iy of * de, nud the balance
two years after day ot sale, with legal interest.
Z. D. HARRISON.
November 13,1872. 16 td
Heport of the Committee of TWachin-
ists, Georgia State Tair, 2372.
To the Superintendent of the l',rte Art / If partner nt:
Sir:
our committee to re; ort mechanical ac
tion of the different m i ' it to them, t-j-
wit: ‘‘Singer’ Sewing M - ‘ Howe” Sewing
Macliinei-, ‘‘Domeslic” Sewing Ma. hine*, “Home
Shaltle” Sewing Mneliin I g leave to report: That
the Singer for Manufacturing pm pose.- i- the best iu ns
mechaiiieol action, and
’J'hr P.ntr.lic im a Family Machine ■> the
it t-: * t
in Us Uecnauii ai action. We consider liie variety
undliui.-ii ot the Howe ATTAt-UMENTS Superior.
licopecituliy,
(Sigae-i) J. C. BECK.
\V. HOSTLEB.
EDVV AliD BAKSOKS.
Nov. 12,1872. 76 K*
Another lot of those fine English Guns just received
*t JOSEPH STALEY’S.
Milledgeville, Nov. lt*tb, 1872. 17 tf
A
Messrs. Editors :
I take t!.is method of.-i.ni t::ici--g. tat :!|p ensu
ing election for (lonnty otfic .1 vi ! n..t He e eanili-
date fur Ordinary—and I do - !,i , -I ;!u
Bumcri-as :;ad flattering o.;. .> i ■ : .it
might be sn'ppivded T w-ml.'I '•
tion. Ill making this n: n -■• .- . I <.im, : n ti a'D
from expre.-aitig iny piofonn i '■ ■ to the people
of Baldwin tor their uniform kiiilin -.-t to me a< :.n,
officer, and for the imigtianin ily wnicli prompieil ih .-m
topardfin the fault* which I might have mtiittentfon-
ally committed in the duchurg- ot uiy riutic-'. 1 ; a vi ‘
never met anydiing but reepset and I i - i,>s- from tie
Oilizons of tills? county, and toe recoli-.-viioii of uiy offi
cial re'alinn with them, will ever !: : inigiit-pot m ini
memory. When I odd red the <•!);<•« I . jn-j tliat a
great debt was upon the comity. - nrr.u d neCeesari-
ly by tbe former Inferior Court, in t.i h i . . i>;
the Macon ii. Augneta Iittiiioad, tKn.->ht •' the olii
Bridge and the debt of the uew 1?• i- <•.. These r.ti
ligations wo were obliged to meet, and \v.i!e I -ieeply
regietttd the necessity of i.avit gto levy ,-t x for their
payment, I telltiiai tlie peoph would not censure me
for vindicating the financial honor i I the c■■un'y.
There ia snotliersubject to which I beg h ave to re
fer an-l that is the qntrsiion of making the Oconee
river bridge a flee one. It was my earnest desire to
doso. b<-li ving that tile unity and prosperity of the
county would lie thereby pn-.i. m■ I. ,ut upon cloudy
investigating the inatfei 1 toned that on the xi.'tlr of
September, I8bt>_lhe Inferior t.'oni:. motTgaged the new
Bridge to the Stuteof Georgia, for 14.011" dollars, with
the proviso that the toll*.upon the demand oi tiieGov-
ernor sliou'd be paid into the Slat- Treasury or to c
tain bondholders- Apprehending that any interference
would induce a foreclosure of the mortgage, and ulti
mately place Urn Bridge and tolls of the Bridge in Un
hands of the Bondholders, who might exact harsh
terms from our citizens on the east of the rivei I was
compelled to acquiesce, in one evil, in order to prevent
a greater.
Kent-wing my thanks to tile citizens of Baldwin, 1-
have tbe honor to remain
Very respeeiiuliy,
JI. K. BELL.
Thursday evening the£*rh n’t., at the residence
of tlie bride 6 father, by Kev. J i! Roberts. Mlt
J Ii King of Hancock county, to Miss Emily A
Chandler of Baldwin.
In Macon on the 5 th inst by Rev. C. W. Lane
Mr W. T. Bayku: end Mp-s Ay:<\ it. i.fss-
FORD.
Ho! for Christmas!
HBA3QUAK.’?!£iI.S
of
WS A N T A OLA uT
COl
' AG211X7TE WAWL’UD
To DistribHte (iood Tliines lo Ihe
Apply lo
' \Y. T. CONN
TOYS ,
Fruits, Nnts, Candy, Jellies, spa- . Tickles, Castied
Fruit, Crackers, Wines, V.c. &e .
Also, Best Family Flour, Sugar.-, ii ,:rv , Bn-it Wheat,
Gosben Butter, Tens, Fish, and many other thing-*
too tedious to men'ion, at < i> >
CF* Your preparations for Christm-is will be incom
plete if you fail to cal! at Conti’s.
Milledgeville, Dec. 10, 1872. 20 lit
ANWOUIv’CL MU !«■ T S .
For Ordinary.
I respectfully announce u.y-
the office of Ordinary.
-If as a candidate fur
T. W. WHITE.
i’or Sherirr
We are authorized to announce the name of JOHN
GENTBY as a candidate for SHERIFF ot Baldwin
county—subject lo Democratic nomination.
Dec. 10th, 1872. 2 0 2t.
For Coroner.
We are authorized to announce the anio of E. F.
STANDLKY as a candidate for COiwONEii at the
January election.
Dec. 10th, 1872. 20 tf.
I out
i-reaper
To Ihe Voters otgiSnliin i
live of I'olitirul Pai-lii-M
I announce my-elf a cau-lidat- ... - TAX COLLEC
TOR at the ensuring Jannary elec i< . My politic*
are short: I am in iav-.r of the c.x. : of Honesty,
Wisdom and Justice. These are my - orients and
political principles. If I nm elected I snail be thank
ful; it nut, it Wui be all tin same.
Very i espeetfu ly,
Vfiit. Jl. (;BAY,
DecS, 1878. t!"7,t
For County Treasurer.
Wc are authorized to announce the mth“ of ,T.
N. MOORE as a candidate for COUNTY TREAS
URER, subject to non. -ition by the Democratic!
party.
For County Treasurer.
E. J- WHITE announces himself r.s a candidate
for TREASURER of the county of Baldwin, sub
ject to a nomination by the Democratic conven
tion—on first Wednesday, 4th of December prox
Nov. 23, IS72. 1® 2t.
For Tax Collector.
We announce tbe name of JOHN STEMBRIDSE
as a candidate for TAX COLLECTOR ef Baldwin
county, at the ensuing election in January c- xt—sub
ject to the Democratic nomination.
MANY VOTERS.
Nov 18, 1872. i; Jt
For Xax Collector.
w e nre authorized to nnnonn^ th* 4 ?»ame of L. X. j
CALAWAY as acamIMate f*»i le elc'cii**n lo the office
of TAX COLLECTOR at tin* t-ievlivu ; n JauHary
next—subject totlie Democratic uominatk>ik
Nov. 18th, 1872. 17
Receiver of Tax IS. turas.
The friends of GEORGE W. CARAKER ainn-unce
Uisnameasa Candidate fer the OFFio'E OF RE
CEIVKR OF TAX KE1TKNS of Baldwin e-mnty,
subject to the nomination uf the- 1 intrude, ty.
For Tax 'Scceivor.
w e are authorized to announce tie- t :;e of A.
JEFFERS as aeandidate for HFCT'lYi.ll OF TAX
RETURNS—subject to the Democratic ...-uiioatkin on
the fir.-t \A edueiday in December.
November 2t>th, 1872, lS 2tpd
SO FX.Afti:C.£.5.
Bowen & Mercer’s Sujier PiiNjtliilt*)
S.‘{4 per Ton.
JVarrented equal to any Phosphate mannfaetnred-
Send for pamphlet ot Certificates ntoi Analyst, by
Frofetsers Means, Piggott and Stewart, to
BOWEN it MERCER. 6d .-o. Kay Street.
Baltimore, Jid.
Dec. 10, 1872. 20 ha.
For Sale.
A NEW Second-hand W iieelor .V Wilson SEW-
ING MACHINE for SALE. Apply at this office.
Milledgeville. Oa., Dec. 10 3t,
lap
zosa wa A n — IT
I sr W W & ^ A, ]
i
For Gcnilemcn, Youths, Hoys
a?id Chit (iron.
Thi. is the LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE IN
A M KKIOA. and as their Agent I 'ff - r miranta^es un-
! excelled by any eity North «»r Sontn. ('«!. and see for
jy<-arse!f. Perfect sufisfactioti aranfeed in ere-
r. instance. f*a?pime-rs t v th A j'ard.
W. JB. rRAiJTKLANa,
Opposite jnli.vdirevilltf Hotel.
Dec: 3d, 1872 19 2m
T. A. Caniker, Agent,
HAS REMOVED lilS
Irrocery and Provision Store
to his new
Sricli Building’ Opposite the Hotel,
Where he will be pienwsl to soo his t in tririids and
cii'toaiers, aiul t!ie pnblje generally, arid vrhere w?th
ivnaved exertions aiid supeiior a lv.t»»ta^»*8, lie will
oifr-r erenter MidiiCeiuuaU to purch ss-.is.
ife I-;.® p.tu’ii HS-MJi LjiC.it of tf-LJii-* ui all kind-' in his
liue,
AT LOW FB.TC tid.
' He, however, rfves special at tent i.»n to such leading:
1. « s as COKX, BACON FLOCK. srGAK,C<>F
i FLL DO.MICSTICS, S1IOLS, Sl< A). :> !Ci K , : iu«:
| u’. d x 5lm, to wiiioh he iuvites the altrutiou «*i' Pinuters
T- A. CAS. A HER, Agent.
Jliiiedgeviiie, Ga., Oct. lot. Ia72. Hi if
are mnch to be preferred to Stock which have not hail
the disease, butane liable to be affected at any time
iu the most critical period of farming. 1. will
sell on mow liberal term* for cash—or on time to make
another crop, on Cotton Ware-bonne acc-ptance, or
mortgage-liens perfecily seen red Whilst thankful for
the patr- nage given me in this section for many past
years, I am compelled touioee ont my hnsinea.- witli all
in arrears f>r Stock. No farther cred t oi indulgence
w il be granted to any aocli till "id scores are settled;
an-l li.is is fair and p -sitive notice tiiatMicb settlements
. w.'l be enforced if net-eswiry. by the shortest process
for t tie sale of of taw I expect to keep a g--od supply of Stock lor
sale till February next.
THOMAS JOHNSON.
Mil'odgeville, Ga , Dec III;b, 1872 2 It.
At Low Prices! At Low Prices!
.II7ST RECEIVED
Choice Family Groceries.
CXBOX.aB HAAS' NBW STORE
H AVING beeu burned out of my store under the
Hotel, I have pmcliesed the entire stock of
Messrs. C. W. Gausk A Co.,
and moved, with what I have saved from the fire, into
the
Store lately occupied by SKr- Oause,
where I now have on hand and expect to keep
THE MOST CHOICE AND COMFLETE
Stock of
FAMILY G ROC FRIES
ever offered iu this market
Besides tbe leading articles of Flour, Bacon, Sugar
Tea. Coffee, Syrnp, Arc., die., I also have on hand
Meal, Grits. Iloininy, Dried Beef. White Beans,
Fresh nud Salt Fish, Oysters Fickles, West India
Fruit, Canned Fruit, and Vegetables.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
CROCKERY, SHOES AND WOODEN WARE,
and many ai tides not usually found iu Groceries.
h' Ii.—A large asmitiiient «f my goods hud hi'ely
arrived aud were at the depot at the time of the fire,
so that I am now prepared to fill all rrders «» usual.
My former friends and customers, end the public
generally, are invited to call aud examine my uew
stock.
UF’ Those friends who agisted jne in saving my
gout is will please accept my sincere thanks.
aso. HAAS.
Milledgeville, Dec 3, 1872. 13 tf
At the AUGUSTA STORE.
We arc now receiving a very handsome assortment of
SSTAWIiS,
'Bums f&OOXM,
Silk Scarfs and Ties, Gloves,
Ac.,
Bought recently since the great decline in Northern markets, and are there
by enabled to sel) them at
suiinf Bsiwcm mhs.
Beautiful SATKRIN Dress Goods at 5<)c.,
Has been selling nil the season at 75c.
V®
.fust Ucturaed from .\ch York.
CALL A.YD FFRCUASE b!t INSPECT
i Finest Stock of Watches, Jewelry,
-Vatch Chains, Diamonds, Solid
Silver Ware, Clocks,
CS-uns, Pistols,
or any other Goods usually kept in
; First-Glass Jewelry Stores,
: and you will find
(j, T, WlEDE.VaiiX
j Always reatly and willing to show, and wait ou his
f-icuds and uustomora as politely as ever, at his old
- : i nppi. site the. Hotel.
| Mill -dgi-ville, October 1st, 1872.
X. 1!.—All work, particularly flue Watches, care
fully repaired. 10 tf.
Those indebted to the firms of H. VV. Thomas &. Co.,
and Lanterman & Thomas, are requested to call on
Thomas & Sanford, Carnker’s Building, and settle
their nut--? aud accounts. We have been indulgent to
you, aud now we need money and must have it.
Respectfully,
LANTEliMAN da THOMAS.
Nov 26, 1872. 18 tf
Georgia State Lunatic Asylum,
OI-’FICK TBEAMIRCK A 8TKVVA HD, i
Nkar Millcuuxvillx, 25th November, 1872. (
l '| , HE undersigned will receive under authority of
jl the Board of Trustees, up lo tbe 18th of DECEM
BER, 12 o clock M„ SEALED PROPOSALS for
furnishiug the articles specified below-
Parties offering bi-ls, will be at liberty to bid for any
nne or more of the articles in the list—all being re
quired to furnish with tueir bi-L-, samples of the m tides
proposed to be supplied; and any article* furnished not
coining up fnliy to such samples may be rejected and
returned at the expense ot tl.e bidder. AI! ai tides must
lie strictly sound and ut g-Hxi merchantable quality.
The meal must be de ivered in such amounts as re
qu red weekly.
One-third of the articles must be delivered at Mil
ledgeville, freight prepaid, by the 1st of January, 1873,
nnd cash will be paiil for the same, or so soon thereaf
ter as received from the State Treasury.
One third must be delivered at Milledgeville, freight
pie paid, by the lst.of February, and cash will be paid
for the same ou the 15tli of February, or so soon there
after as received from State Treasury. And one-third
must be delivered at Milledgeville by the 1st of March,
freight pre-paid and cash wili be paid for the same on
the 1st of April, 1873, or so soon thereafter as received
from the State Treasury. r -
LIST OF ARTICLES.
All Wool Empress Cloths at 50 ets,
Cheap at 05 and 75c.
Wilkinson Sheriff's Sate.
\\ r ILL lie sold before tiie Court house door in
t r the town of Irwinton on the first 1’ursday iu
I i l’ARY next within tin legal hours of sale the
foil-wins land to wit: ^Twenty acres more or
■ss hno-.vn as the Harrison land, being part of
! ot number forty-two. in the fifth District of Wil-
kinsort county, levied on as the property • >1 James
VV. liranan to satisfy a laborer's an l rhechanic’s
:: en fi fa. hv virtue of said fi fa. which was issued
from the Justices Court of the 33l«t Divrict, G.
M. in favor of Daniel Myers vs said J. VV’ Bratian.
L-vy made by Jerry Dixun, Constable of said
!)i-trict, and returned to me for sal" to satisfy
said fi la. Deed paid for by purchaser. Term*
ca h This December 3rd, 1-72.
W. B. ETHERIDGE.
Deputy Sheriff.
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The bidder must s
item or kind of
White Corn,
Oat*.
Timothy Hay,
Clear Rib Side Bacon,
Sugar Cured Hama,
Leaf Lard,
Goshen Butter.
Cheese,
Family Flour,
White Corn Meal. Water ground.
Rio Coffee,
Java Coffee,
Brown Sugar
Crushed Sugar,
Tobacco,
Molass s. Beet quality,
Apple Vinegar.
Turpentine Soap,
Rice,
AdamaDtioe Candles,
Sait,
Osnaburgs, No. I.
oust specify the price* at which each
goods u proposed to be furnished, by
the pound, gallon, or saek.aa the case may be; the right
being reserved to award the contract for supplying tiie
above named at tides to any oue or moreof the bidders,
or reject any bid offered. Bids should be marked “To
furnish supples” aud addreteed to Ihe undersigned.
M. R. BELL,
Treasurer & Steward S. L. A.
18 4t.
150
475
16,000
15.000
2.000
3.000
1.000
500
12,000
25,000
3,500
250
4.000
500
500
300
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4.000
800
12
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JWL«Mssr.
We are now in full blast after the disaster of the late fire, with our stock in
full order, and complete in every department, and will be glad to see all our
friends again
At (lie Store on Wayne St, Next Door to Drug Store
OF JCHtf M CLARK,
And will Sell our Stock at as Low Prices
Ah Any Cosicern in Milledgeville,
W ithout Blowing a-i Loud a Blast as others, or puffing as big a gas bag.
Cali at the OLD MILLEDGEVILLE STORE.
WINDSOR & LAMAR.
X. B. Coats’ Thread still sold at 5 cents.
Milledgeville, Dec 3, 1872.
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FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!
Chicago, Boston aud Milledgeville.
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THOMAS <fc SANFORD
Have been burned out but not broke.
They will Re-open (he “ Milledgeville Cheap Store"
DURING THE WEEK,
Iii (he Store occupied by \\. & J# Caraker, Wayne Street,
Where they wil! keep a large stock of
IHtY GOOi^, BOOTS & SHOES,
21 " ats } Caps, Trunks, Notions, dc.,
WHICH THEY WILL SELL AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
Give us a call, be convinced and buy your Goods.
Thanking our friends for past patronage, we ask a continuance of the same.
Respectfully,
Milledgeville, Nov. g(3, 187:2.
THOMAS 4 SANFORD,
18 tf
Beautiful Striped and Figured Dress oods,
At 25c., selling till the season at 35 and 40c.
IN BLACK ALPACCAS AND BLACK SILKS
We are offering Extraordinary Inducements.
Handsome Scotch Plaid Shoulder Shawls at 50c, worth 75c and SI.
Large Square Shawls at $1.50, cheap at $2.
Fine all wool Striped Reversible Shawls at $3 and $3 50, selling all
season at $5.
the
All wool heavy Double Shawls at S3 50 and $4, considered Cheap at $5 & $0.
Two Cases heavy Wool Jeans, at 50c, worth 65 and 75c.
Also t Large Assortment of Childrens, Misses and Ladies
Which we are offering at very Low Figures.
We solicit an Examination of the above Goods, as they are Cheap and marked
at prices to sell themselves.
CLINE & QiriNxN,
AVGUSTA STORE.
E^°N. B. Domestic Goods at Factory Prices. *
Milledgeville, Dee. 10, 1872. 9 3m
FALL AND WINTER
Millinery, Dress Goods, Fancy Goods,
AND
AH the Novelties of the Season.
:o:-
M R S. P. A. LINDRUM
Has jnst returned from New York where she pnrebased a large and beautifal assortment of MILLINERY,
DRESS GOODS, Triminitigs, Fancy Goode, dee- &.e., which are now arriving, aud which she is able to sell
at lower price* than ever before.
BONNETS, HATS, FLOWERS, RIBBONS &c.,
Solected with great care from the latest and prettiest Style*, aud for beauty and riohuos* surpass anything
ever brought to ibis market. She was very lortuuate iu tbe purchase of some Tory handsome French flowers,
which she cau sell at astonishing low prices.
DR1DSS GOODS.
She invites the ladie* to cal! and examine her Dress Goods, consisting of Bilks, British Lustre, Sateens, ;Fop!ins,
Merinos, Empress Cloths, Opera Cloth* of all shades and colors.
LARGE STOCK OF
Ladies, Misses and Children’sShoes and Hosiery.
Hair Work of all Hilda,
A General Assortment of Toilet Articles,
Stationery nnd Jewelry of all Hinds*
DOILES AND NAPKINS.
PINS, NEEDLES, aud SEWING COTTON of all kiuds.
THOMPSON’S GLOVE-FITTING CORSETS
Sash Kibbons at low prices, Queen Bess Knfiinr, Old Ladies Caps,‘Ac.
Agency of E. BUTTERIOK A; CO’S.', Celebrated patterns, sad ean supply ladie* with patterns
from 5 coats up. Her opening will take place iu a few day* of which notice will be given.
DRESS MAKING.
She has the
ol all kinds at
MISS HOPKINS is still with me prepared to do Dress Making in the latest styles, feul invitee her friends
her a call.
from Hancock and Jefferson to give
Milledgeville, Gu., Oct. 8, 1872.
113m.
Beef Contract.
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
rEWARD, 1 !
Asrt.iM, >
Nov. 1872.)
OFFICE TREASURER & STEWARD,
Statu Lc.tatic A:
Near Milledgeville, 25th N
S EALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office uutil 10 o’clock A. Jt._, 18th December next,
to furnish this Institution daily with four hundred lbs of
good fresh, merchantable Beef—equal proportion* of
fine and hind quarter*, delivery to commence on the
1st ot January, 1873, and end ou the 3lhh day i f June,
1873. Beef to be delivered by S o'clock A M, each
day. Payment* to be made on the 1st of April an L
tiie I st of July, or so *ooo thereafter a* the money is
received from the State Treasury.
Bidders will be required to give bond and security
for the laitlifni performance of contract.
All bids slmuld be marked “ Proposal* for Furnish
ing Beef," and addressed to the undersigned .
M. K. BELL,
Trea*’r St Steward State Lunatic Asylum.
Nov26,1872. IS -It
Far Hale ar Heat —Mosm aad i.at aa Jcf-
G-raaa elreel, eaalb af tfce Capital.
Apply to J- N- MOOKL.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIIS.
SMITH’S TOXIC 8TRUP ha* been counterfeited,
and the counterfeiter brought to griot
SMITH'S TOW 1C SHB.UP.
The geifw.'ee article must have Dr. John Hull’s
private stamp on each bottle. Dr John Bull only has
the right to manufacture and sell the origidal Joint J,
Smith'* Tonic Syrup, of Louisville, Ky. Examine,
well the label on each bottle. If nty private stamp
is not on each bottle, do not purchase, or yon will be
deceived. See tny column advertisement, and iny
stiow card. I will prosecute any one infringing on
uiy right. Tbe geooioe *ailli Taaic «rrup can
only be prepared by myself.
The public's servant.
Dr. JOHN BULL.
Lotiitrvilfe, May 2i, 1872. 44 3m