Semi-weekly Sumter Republican. (Americus, Ga.) 1875-188?, August 26, 1882, Image 3

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Me Scwu-eelcchln UcpitMicait. '*■'' -o\ W iv VV \ \ local schedule. ( ' : i suuVaff •: Sa.idav, August ti>. 1 1 aiiis u il! h a\v Anmri - ns:v> tullov.s --: •: ,n ... 'Album /-■"iii-.y. daily, i.-.H M , • ••• I ' I.IIS I. Maifidi.: -• ;; ;;l V, \|. 'I 1 1 it i 1 Lnfimla a a 1 Allia.iv" ' ‘, ai| y - - I ;'m’) a, m. :V 111 '■ ■ 1 *' l 11 : Hat tin, daily) ] av. m. !•:<-itilit. ti:iin for Atiiftiii, (,la,| v '■ fWt | f Su; daw), . _ vif) \ 1 ; -lit S.mithvil!f, (dad - ‘ v ' l‘> •Nnnlaysj, ;i i r. m. • ii: u. eoLLii:n; A/amt. RELIGIOUS. ' '','vico iii Ui,. < id '.-li to-morrow. i, i \ it t‘r> ;:i tli*. Moth,nli>; (’hui’ch, Strnliiy, hy Rev. ,1. Af. Austin, !’. K . in miing ami night. IL'v. Dr. F. Gooper w ill hold di \ i mi 1 - .Tvi co (J >. \ . in the Cimpol in L .wt Ainorieus, to-morrow. G ( ; v - l>. '''■ • Bussoy Svillhold divine service iu..the 1 i:ij."t Church at 11 a. m., and 8:<0 i. m., on Sunday .next. Sunday School a! thy Methodist Church at 9:00 t y. .w,, every Sabbath. The. pubiiv and stranger especially-, invited to attend. , Young Moos' .Mutual Aid Associa tion at .the -Mi-tlioil ist Church every Sunday afternoon at.‘four o’clock. All the young-nu n id the comnurnitv are cordially invited to attend. 'Third Q.a.ttrly Conference M, E, Church. South. .UduihtT- of the Quarterly C.onfer ( nee will meet in the Church this iSaturday i evening at eight o'clock. T nil at tell' lance tle-iretl. . R'v.J.M. Austin, lb Ik,will preae'll to-morrow’ Sunday! morning and evening. 0< itIOIV Re< fi-, l j) to tiiis time one hundred and •fix bales of cotton have been received at the various warehouses in this city Commenced. The cotton gin of Baldwin it Cos,, is now in operation, and will be fully up to all demands that may-he made upon it. i In spite of competitioii GOLD MEDAL i l.Ol’li is tlie “boss.-” aeg!l-Uu A Telegraph Olkce. A telegraph cilice is at Ihe depot in' tids city (''•;• the convenience of Rail road (iliici.d-. Walter LJylander i operator. - • Al. Work. Tile mill and gin of Rurkhulter A Hooks is going ahead, keeping time to i lie opening demands of the trade. Sei■ ndvi rii- ement. A. Good Man Gone. Air. 1). H. ifo.iks, of this eoiintv, 1 died on last inursdav night, of'coil- j sumption,, and was buried at Oak , 1 Grove ('enietery in this city, on Fri- j day afternoon. HOLD MKIIAi I LOUR .. king oLthe | nantia aua! 1-1 m Third Crop of Corn, Air. lb G. Mt/e lias his third crop of corn. Tins is a. fine showing ant most emphatically proves the super'or ex cellence of our climate in its adlipta-! tion to grain raising. Rain and Cotton Pickerr. Too much rain for -the past mouth | for cotton, causing it to grow to weed i too much. We \\ ill soon need all the transient cotton pickers we can catch j come one, eonie, all. Out n Reg. lia, Tii,' Sous and 1 laughters of Jacob More out on lasl Thursday in tjicir regalia-s At Liberty Hall, Rev: J. T. Strong preached an o.\eellc*t ser mon to- the members, anil the entcr vaium-'iit at right, so nlearn, w:i- a sue ess. Bo.iWorTH ,V Jos-: y are Agent.- for GUI,I) At I IP A I, J'LOt'tt. nngTl-lm Good-Bye. (dipt. a. C. Bell, iii iiis retirement from ihe I’o.-t.Office of this city, will carry with him the loudest wishes of many for hi- future happiness and prosperity. We thank the Captain lor the many courtesies that we have receive J from Ids hands in the past. A. .Change. The ton 'll of improvement isigoing on at the war house of Toole, Me* (I'arrah A- Towlee, and the paint brush is in demand. 'The scales have been removed to the rear part of the front room and a cozy office attached. Thing* there have brightened no eon. sitTerani.va. TO ItIAT. The resi 'once t now occupy on Cor ner < 'allege and I ,ee street. angP.itf. !>.('. X. lU ri; :i ai i imi. Removal. The “old reliable” in thoilrug lui-i --iic-s, tar. C. Hall, has removed his place of business, lu the stand on I,'n>- .vt 1 1 street., bet \\ ee|| the -tores ol .ioiin It. Shaw and Joiner A- Nicliol-on. In., flail ha- u o.vpcri'eipe of.Long V e:ij"- in his hllsilic sand hi- -lock of ir.i'dii'iie■ - are pure and u< hae-mted. An Aceidnnt I lln runaway of la! Ttijtixliy, Ml' llupi'O", ip lieill}' thro ,v h I mill Ili< I uiggy j had two hone- in her 101 l .irni In ‘l.i li IP al the mi: I. 'lheholiCM 1.. mi l.iUlnlly ; i(“--et by I u llinkle, „|,| Indy W,ie enable' I to IcUiril to 1.. 1 lioine, lie,n il lie heel In her ~ ..,1,-10 1'.'.1 ,a• M;d "lie 1 , she in" over f , , la sl.es g ii ill It I: NT. , |, 11 ! -1 ■, i ■ 11,, on lift hi' new , mi I Brother- mi ' 'oUo ~ i b. a ' Him.. , South Georgia Institute, i lie exercises of the Smit h Georgia j 1 institute ari about closing. The cx j Animation of ; lie teachers have com . iiieneed. On last Thursday motoring tjm examination of the colored teach ers, at Head’s Hall, on Geography,, by. Prof. Hunter, was full of interest. I'iie papers were wed written, most of them in re t l ' in ect in their .answers, and showed a knowledge of the stib iject that went far to-show and prov e the colored man's capacity for good I work in the -c hool-room. i luring the i morniug in the analysis of sentences, Prof. Gannon paid a-coinjiHmcnt to one of the tolon 1 teachers connected wit h the E. ih lie Schools here, that this teacher’s work Of analysis was as g hod as he could have done, in the exami nation on Geography the drill was a close one -latitude and 'longitude - the natural and physical causes of the world. The longest rivers and high est mountain peaks, routes of travel, different temperatures, location .of countries, witii.nn.ny other questions, took up the work of the morning, and the; deep ,interest evidenced by,our colored friends went far to show that they were “taking in the situation’,’ with a relish, and tilting .themselves to be qualified instructors of their kind. The- time has been short for the work of the institute, neverthe less, the good that has been effected in this short time is apparent to'every one, and it these Institutes would last three months it would he a boon to the great cause of education. - Those of u- who have watched the workings of the Institute in this ei y have been impressed with the fact of its great vale.eas a normal school, and especial ly t he colored element connected with this school appears tohavebeefi great ly heneiitted'. The educators of the South are trying hard to elevate the negro, ainl though the progress may he a slow one, yet a hea'lthy growth is ui/servalile, which may yet arrive to the nature of a man in. its most healthful proportions. % J. A.. Myers, Under the Opeiw ILinso, Just at tin' close of a sultry sum mer’s afternoon, a maiden sit dream ing of the mn.-li she lira! made at the opera house the j>r vious evening, when Sam Smith, the hoot-black, dis turbed her happy Humber by pass ing on his way tothi ilKi'rm.n AN office laden v. ith delicious lemonades, iced drinks, tine cigars, etc., prepared by Aliv .]. A. Myers, who understands the business. lie k -ops on band tine liquors and: brandies, fresh lager beer on ice, at all times, unsurpassed brands of cigars front the most com mon tothi 1 tiui 'l, fancy, and family groceries, canned good, and, in fact, ail kinds of articles usually found: in a iirst-riu's ha.ally groceiy. His store ! is under t lm opera, house,-convenient I between acts ami to the trading pub lic. < live him a .inter. - • To My Friends and Patrons ! i am now located at .JOHN’ R. SHAW’S .large iitisiiicss establisli im ut, at wliicli ]ilace 1 would be pleas ed to see my old friends and patrons, ! to whom i w ill give_Luy pefsonal at- I tentionand gimrantoe fair dealing, i PKTKR P. GROWN. 1 R then- Snspiciou .'. <>n Wednesday a strange negro man, imrportirig to he from'the plan tation of John Ha vis, near Bottsford, in Sumter e.>unty, was in the city With.a'very good hay mare, which lie trie J to sell and did'sell much below tie.' value of the atiiinaL Biie was probably wortb.seventy-live-oreighty dollars.,. Thempro succeeded in sell ing her to a colored fifteen dollars in cash and a note for fifteen dollars. The poiier are awaiting quietly to see if they i'p.n hear of any one'lo.sing such an animal, as w (' learn there is no man by'the name of John 1 (avis living near j’ptk ford. iiAiidixc;: n AGttiNG !: \Yi‘ sell the best bagging v,e can buy. it weighs fully 2Jtb (o the.yard, and pays the farmer a clear jirofit of rive dollars (aw halfroll of fifty yards, or 8 1 ,;o more' than any I,; flagging in tiie market. M ixu in iYFuiu>, aug:.‘.i-wtf —'V- A R. no. . Mr . E. Jh'Shipp, li, ing w ith .Mr. (•'. 11. Walker of ScVcy county own a table.tbaf was made by a revolution ary - dilifr over one iiui.dn and years ago. It was niaih' by her great, grout; (iri-,,, ir ' .f ..., ,1 i. I M .I.- ~,.,1 pint together with 'screws and glue, not a nail being used , and is to-day as sound and good as w hen first qmile. !!. !s two and a half by three Feet, arid perfect in every way. O ir o Nc\v I', am I >n 1,i.-l Thtir- .ay, Alnj. A\'. A. lilaek ; ' 'k pi.es >i"in if I In- Fist olliee in 11 1 is city. .The Major w ill bring w ith him into flu- !1.,\ an e.\ non ieiicc of many a.- . ih'si cla-s bt;sit|, man, am li v i i,lii'cii long idciitiffed w ith ii ;.- n Am ml am! a- ,<- *i>c'ii, we feel pri. ilcge lin ofli'ivug him our licarly c,n ■t at oi i: ions on his ,ip[ioii t fuelil, Mai tbe Major live long ,im| pro per, t-f m* a nil,, Nu .v. Anew style of platForin pale can be si en at the : till” nF I in-worth Jos- *y, 'i ii! w orli - are at tlu top and liming tie -o.de .qipo.u bottom up, lie lwielijnery workinrk above pro vein tils Colo lug Into eiildai't w ith tlie Sill MU I ! ■: ', oi will, i 111 r lo.il-t > i that might In in)uriino ti> the ni hIo-,. Them- M'iilo all'.of (Ihe tpi7] klllttllMhlp and dI 11 11 in j•• -,tj i. Ye nag' Mon's Mutual Aid Association. We have an association in this city that i- drawing public rftfluition to ward:- it by the beautiful work that it is mi “The work of ,hsus and of IfcAvcn.'’ Every Sunday afternoon the young men of the city meet at the Methodist Church and spend an hour in prayer and priu.-e. It is regularly ollin red: Claude ' (_bitts, President; janns Dunn, Vice President; Jo. Liavenport, Secretary- and Treasurer. In connection with its religious ele ment, it very lmppily has business features. There is.a finance coinniit tec'consisting of Lawson Stapleton, Lott Warreii and J. A. Davenport; a committee on visitors and strangers consistingof ~i. L. Priced)scar Ansloy, Reniiie Jossev, D. 1-'. Davenport and L. T:-Stallings; a eomniittee on the sick consisting of Clias. Hardy, J. A. Miller arid T. E. Davenport. Up to this time this aid society on its mis sion of good has done much to ad vance the well being of those who have been brought under its influen ces,and its caring for the strangers and tlic penniless. The young men who compose this society intend to work earnestly to advance the material as w ell as spiritual interests of a common and suffering humanity,. The aged poor will be tenderly eared for from a common fund, and noca i'tif desti tution will pass unnoticed. Then it is expected to assist worthy, hut'indi gent young men who i xpect to enter the ministry, in such a way that the happiest results may bo accomplished. The eyes of the good are resting upon .the young men of this society, and the. us all kindly and lovingly h(*at for each member, for earth hold no nohler.siglit than a religious youth. The pitfalls of life are many and especially the young are subject to •temptation's fiery ordeal, and w e bail with pleasure every safeguard that w ill throw around Hie young-men of our ci nmnuiity it's protecting power. At the Sunday'afternoon’smeel ing every young man in thecify is in vited to take part in the proceeding Sab bath’s beautiful hour to-pend in song and prayer. 300 BEDSTEADS--All Kind. From $2.50t0 $14.G0 each-in cluding Rollers. JOHN R. SHAW, Denier in Fane.) and Family broce ries, ( hairs ant! Tull's i.i’icr Pills In tko Library. Said one young lady to another in our Library room a few afternoons ago, in s(leaking of the tender rela tion.- that .'exist bet. ween our hearts and e:hoii.e-: “li' onenidst be rude to any, let it ho to someone he dex - not love, not to his wife'',.brother, sis ter or I'lm iit. Let one ofEie lovtjd om - lx taken away and .memory re call- ,a thousand saying- to regret. Death qua kt-as feeoUctdipnpainfully. The grave cannot hide If he w-bite fates of those who sleep. The coffin and the green ground are cruel magnets; they draw its further than we would go; they force ih to remember. A .man never, vs so far into human life a- when he look.-- over a wife’s or mother’s grave. His eyes.get won drous clear then, and he secs as never before, what is to love and be loved, what it is to injure tire feelings of the low'd. It is a pitiable picture of lui; mail weakness wlien those we love be~t are treated worst.” The inter-' changi of thought among our visitor at our Library r xitn these pleasant -unrincr afternoons is prodiietive of so mueli value to tin- lu'ads and to the hearts of those who see much in,Fife tiiat is eimohliiig in its tender rela tions, and the “gossi,)” of the room eleva-U's thought, as it often comes from the reading and study of the books that are upon the shelves. vent rniisn meats. J. W. Guerry .W .C 0..-, having taken tin 1 market house on the southwest corner of th ■ oiuare, and put it in nice order, are prepaved to furnish tlie public with good stall fed beef, kid, .mutton, pork, etc., at all times, in -ea.-nn in a few days they will add other things, and make their green .npirk'-t one of the best the city ever had. and ask a liberal share of pat ronage to sustain them. i t. NEW YORE STORE. Wc will soli fm 11' * in \I nlnin 30 DAYS SiS Our entire stogie of PI! V <>< iOLpS ( hOTMINti ; I>UV < a MllS AX 1 1 ('LI IT I! I X(; ]. in; v < K uij)s i LOT] Him; : Boots, .shoes VND-OA-ItPKTS • Boots, siioks and r a iipi- is ■ 800 IS, MUM'S AM) < |;pi, ps, ; AT G .EATLY REDU ED PATES lo make H)oi:i for oar Fall munVinter stock. I’aitii-siu need m anyt.lnng.lii mic line will •:n c'itiojna by pricing oiu goods helme pur. elmsing i I -ew'llere. augl Itl .1. \\ VAU-ibBAl'M e. i 11. C.U-erpi Bar?., Ib>v. .1 1 ■ -se’ Stallings, of SiiJtitcr couut; , l“IIs us that tlie caterpillars have destroyed all the i-i.rn and grass on 1 1 is holds, and havo advanced on hi- in !y el, wldeh I hey aire eh -ailing up i ■ pidly. lie-ays they leave nothing gn in in their wake. We have heard ol nine oi these pesl- ill any other ho, tion of the eoimly, and Jio|h Hint no more may make their nppciirniioo. llironi, Mi’oiich i.i I, aml lain;; PIM-llhe a -|d', iul.ly. Solid two tu-ae ■ lor I” Ms u m 'giving -ell In dmeid AddrosH World - Id • pon.aiy .Medhad V < ini |, at, linil.do, V. RIPPLES. “Dog in 1 lie manger,” -h I AY ho said anything about the I’o.-t Office box rent'.’ ''l ho lottery humbug j . played, ou i down here in the South. Cotton will he ginned at Riirkhaller A 1 looks’ gin, at fg.on a bale. S ‘O. change in 'ad\ertisi ’iu u! of Rui'khaiter A Hooks, a m fnii tli page. Cntton w ill be ginned m imrklial ici' .\ Hooks’ Gin at two dollar.- a bale. Over niic Imiuln and ! -de- of new cotton have been receive: in Ameri eus up to date. (piestion for debate. Who reduced the box rent? The gentleman from Il linois has the floor, Judge J. A. Ansloy is now engaged in the veal estate business See adv. in anol her eoliuin'r. See notice of meeting of members of the tfuarierl'y (..'onfeionce of the AL E. Church, in another . lunm. A “jack o’ lantern” was seen on Lamar street last night. Young was badly seared, nevertheless, he got home, AYc don’t propose to pay people who owe ii.-. something, to settle their in debtedness. \Ye are not rich enough for that. A raw; iri.-h .potato grated and. ap plied to the eye, iii tin!' form of a poul tice, la said to be a splendid remedy for sore cyes- Let no one fail to read the admira ble sermon on the first page of the Hi e; iiiuc \ \ this niori'in ■ 1 ! w ilt auiply repay perusal. . Jim McTyiere says that he will liet that he ean havc more fun in a square inch-than any other man-living. We always did bet on Jim. Gan any one inform us who reduced the box rent? Perhaps a column or two more of editorial might throw U'jht on the subject. Next Thursday has been sot apart August Jlst, as a day of thanksgiving and prayer. AYeiiope the Flay will be strictly observed by our citizens; The w'ecds—the e<>ws— will take the city, or the city will-take the weeds-' the cows—but- we don’t care which. Oh! ue are so progressive f.’). And don’t you forget it. The' party came near having pistols find coffee for two; but through the intervention of friends the matter was settled. .We thought a few nights ago that the moon had blood on it. The envious man is tormented not only by all the ills that befall himself, but by all the good that happens to another, ID is made gloomy, riot only by his own cloud, but by another man’s sunshine. If you want, a fu st, class steam en. gine for ginning and threshing, call on 11 a if!:>i,i>, joitxsox & Go.and ex amine their large stock of “Eclipse I'.ngiiu'” at theirr'iigine yard, Cotton A vemu'. Engines tm liand ready for use. .Yvoid delay. Two or tbj eeof tin' most dhsirable dwelling houses in the city, within five minutes walk of tiie square, all in perfect order, will he rented low to a good tenant . Rent PI? JO to S2O oil per month. Apply to 11 a nnbi.n, Jot t xm>,\ ,v ( ■>. 'I "c R t. pt i:i.i( \\i-in it rich enough t > give away piano.-, organs, gold and silver Watches, twenty do.)ha gold |)ie ees, guano by the ton, greenbacks by the bushel, but we will send you for tw o dollars in advanci th• \Y iff-.i; i v •St >m;i!.Jtu*rni.n'Ay if s ear, or four dollars for the .Sum i-\V r.ek ia , two of the boa. papers in the State. Aii army chaplain in dates the. follow ing funny story : Seeing a dirty faced urchin, on the fence in front-of a house in this cit y a few days ago, the preach er stopped and a- keil; ‘ls your father at home? “No, he’s gone to church.” “1 your motherin'?” “No; she’s gone too.” “Then you are all by yourself?” '‘No; Sam’s in thar hugging tlie riig gar gal.’’ ••That’}! bad.” "Yes, it’s had but it’s the beat be can do.” HATS. HATS. HATS. Muu Boys—Children. Latest Style3. Largest Stock, • • Greatest Variety. Lowest Prices. Call and be convinced, . JOHN R. SHAW, The Clothier, Hatter, Shirter, And Dealer in Gents Furnishing Goods. PERSONAL. Minß Carrie Butts, ofMaqon, lias been in tlie city for Ihe .past Week, visiting ln : r sister, Mi’s. J. R. Hinkle. Joe Stewart, who has been ( lerking for. Joiner Y Nicholson, for the past two years, will soon open a groe ry establishment next door to \Y. T. A. Dunn, oil Korsyfli street. Colonel Willis \. Hawkins again brightens Our streets with his pres ence, and his'tnany friends are glad of Ills return, liis daughters are still, .s'.unuiering it In North < Joorgia* Mr. .Max Alarctis, w itli hi ei.-ter Ida, and little brotluT Sam, have returned to the city from a lew months visit to New York city. Air. Marcus w ill, go ietc blr ire s in |hu;cit, tiki. ’ Mr. W. L. Gunnels apdMlh.d. Rossef, of Wei stercouiity, oi tlie firdli of Uos-ar A Gunnels, are in the city witha vit'vv ( foponiieglnisiriess in the city in the fall. They will occupy one of the rooms in liamil Rn.’s., new bri k heik!ing < n (,’o.ttah Avcnuei I lon. D. D. 1 him 1 i> in the city t he guest of tlie Rarlow House. ‘This gentleman is universally esteemed, and no one .visits our city win) is held in greater regard than i.s’onr well and most favorably known friend, the H<m. li. 11. Harrell. We are ever glad to welcome him afnmip us. Prof. B. T. Huuter, who has been connected with tlie Sotttii Georgia ln -t it ut (i us one of the faculty, left on lasi Friday,permanent iy, for his home in .Albany, Wi* real I v to part with tlie 1 'l'lifc.-i r, f->r hi-kindness of manner, (mil \ai ied intelligence, w on for'hinijlhe e.- leetn of ev <iy one, Wv .wish for him in (lie liosum qf Ids family every ponccivulrle linppiiu'ss, \\’t had on Inst \\ i-dnesdiiy a moNt plwa ant interview; with I'nif. Pnlmci 1 toil|, I*rilieipal of the I(eidvilla l N,(',) Male-Ai nlemy, I hi- gi'iillemui n'|)- I e ellG a ■ ho.nl tif )i lit -1 ehi i put t t|i 1)11, < - t *’ E i 111 • I lie lure |pe Win , mill w Jib'll h. il"iU‘ ami i t ill doii a inilcli tm' ilit- ixlucntionul iiilcn at tG youngni' ii of our. i-tor iSUite. Me web oiin I’mf, Falun i to the ho qd- Inlitle, of niir ( it v . W'uinn -I’r'H'Difii ,/i vti-I'rrrdoni lor Wompii; ■ What is the right of tile ballot to woman '•oiajiared wßli her privilege of enjoying ! a Ith and hipjdmm th® ( harmed i fi 1. "f her .Octal a.nl dome-tie 1 elation*. ’ Among the many dt-roveries tending to promote .the happiness amt ‘‘iuTva.nivriitMit of the humen race, nothing is sointimat.rD cßnneeted with the health aiyl happiness of woman -the neuter o nil source of our highest earthly en joy menfs—n; flit- 'discovery of a reined) afiii'li meet - her in enliar wan I amt fit -In i fertile enjoyment of lil'e, and for minister ing lo (lie happiness of those with whom she is associated in the tendin' relations of sister, wife and mother. This remedy is found in Dr. .1. Dead field's Female Regulator, “Wo man's Desi Friend.'' lty iL woman iseinau eipafed from the ills peculiar toller a;x.- lie- ! fore its magic power all irregularities of the womb vanish. It cures “whites, ’’ suppres sion of the “menses,’' and removes uterine' ohdruetions. It cures coustlpnihrii and strengthens flu- system, tinier-, the nerves purifies the blood, and thus doing, it does more for her, and through her, for the hu man family than any discovery of modern times. It novel tails, as thousand of women will testify, i're pa red by Dr. J. Hnultield, Atlanta, Cm. Price: trial size, 7,i cents; large size 91.50 For sale by all druggists. POCKET KNIVES. Just received a large assort ment of various styles and Brands. Call before buying elsewhere. Button-hole Scis sors and Tutt’s Liver Pills in great supply, JOHN R. SHAY/, The Boot and Shoe Dealer. Our Druggists; have just receive d|n fresh lot of Teethiria (Teething Pow ders) which is so rapidly diminishing the mortality of infants where it has been used, Dead What General G, 'l' .Tig o Anderson Says. Missus 11 uTcm.vsoxvt- fino.iGentlemem— I have been a great sufferer fron neuralgia— the attacks lasting for days, I had tried every known remedywitnout being relieved.' In my last attack I tried your “Neuralgine," and ina short time was perfectly cured. It is a consolation to know-that 1 havetat last a remedy that controls this painful disease, and I can cheerfully leeoiuineml it to all who suffer as I do. U. T. Anderson, Chief of I'olice. Atlanta, April 18, FS7o. HUTCHINSON & BKO .Proprietors. At lania. Gil. Sold by Dr. K. ,1. Kldridge, .1. F. Hall, VV. TANARUS, -Davenport & Soil and A. .I.'is • \V. li. Hudson. . , juneT-jm G V LltS Till'. ( LOTHIlilt, Jlas gone North to purchase tin immense -took of Clothing, lints,' Shirts and Gents Underwear for the Fall. Ito leaves eight hundred brim new samples at his store for inspec tion. Mr. Adolph Cohen will take measures for him during his ab-ent'e. aiiglh-tf o What an editor Says. I There aro so many patcnt.hun:h.. gs aad nostrum,?, in the way of medicines, adver | Used all over the country, tied the masse-. I are skeptical and are. loth to buy unices the article offered for sale is known lo possess I real r n‘ri:s; ami on the other hand, unities- I of-well known 'ifi/.ens are often forged to I oertifieatn&fpr the purpose of eft'e. ting safe j and pajming off a worthless preparation. Taking these fact -i ato consider;'! an.it gio s me pleasure lo add my testimonial to 1 si medi cine which'!know from oerson.d experience to do all Unit is claimed for it. la coursc l refer to “N'curalginc,’-’ a speckle for neural-- gia lin'd headache, piif up in this city by , iitif • nsonVv Dio. IV. T. C'lnusToi’m.R, Kd. Atlanta Daily Phonograph. Ill' I CIIINSON & DUO., IT, pre-tors. Al - hint a. Deorgia. Sold by Dr. E. .1. Kid ridge, j ,1, F. Hall, \V. T. Davenport, and A. .J.&\V. i l>. Hudson, Ainciie.us, (fa. juiy7-dm A WORD TO FARMERS; No\v is the time for you to apply fora mortgage loan on your lands and improve your I arm, repair your buildings and put yourself in position to make your next crop oil a cash basis. I am prepared to quickly negotiate loans from §15(1,00 upward, on two, three, four, or live, years time-interest s pm cent, per annum—expenses small. By hav ing me negotiate loans a huge number of farmers, iu.tliis and adjoining counties, have been '‘taken out of the mud" this year. Don't delay, but conic in now'wliiie I have calls 'lor loans and get one. F. F.. JtUHIvK, Vnieiic.ns, (in. 1 sell the best GINS and ENDIN' ES. (all. ell lilt!. . slug! 11 f TRUNKS/"^TRUNKS. A large lot just in. Bought from the Manufacturer at bot tom prices and will be sold the same way. Prices ranging from sl-00 to $25,00 each. JOHN R. SHAW, | Dealer in Dry Goods, Notions, Fancy Goods and White Sewing Machine. | (To Promote a Yiookocs Cimw-rn of : tin-, hair, use I air Balsam. It-ie j stores the youthful eotoi to gray hair re- I moves duiuli'iilf, and'cures itching of the j scalp. Paint your house with ready .mixed Faint, which anyone can use, also strictly pure U bite head and I,inseed Oil, Kelson due ind, Alubastino lor.tinting walls, all shade* and , ' nl<': • amt all sold at Dr. Eidridge’s Drug Fitore. Personal! Tq Aten .Only J The Voi/iaic Bki.t Do., Marshall, Mi ll , j will, send Dr. I)YE-8 OEI.KmtATnn KI.KCTKO- Vol/r.MC FF.I.TH AM) KI.V.CTUIC -A I'I'I.IA NCF.S I on trial for thirty days to men (young orokl) who are afflicted with Nervous Debility. Dost Vitality and Manhood, and kindred j troubles, guaranteeing speedy and complete j ilestoration of health and nnitily vigor. Ad ! (Ire.- 1 as above. V. li.- -No risk is incurred,' j as thirty day s' trial is allowed. HOSIERY. Ladies—Misses Children. Latest and Nobbiest Styles, Just received direct from the Importers. JOHN R. SIIAW. THIS Clothier-Hatter-Shirter At id saw, (i v , Ma.\ ’'l i ; i ! \V. 11. Barrett. Druggis Augijsia, <ia., , I >c.ii Sii I laving ad yum 'll 11 |* 1.1) II Itemed), in id lie i, i 'leall, he Held ted t i w i .1)1:0 add. Illy lesthiiomal fill of, all HU tie! lug 111 lull "as will, torpid linu , d)pepl.l, ele. A- lo .the iljieieia ;, of the ruUu dV- 1 found it tin- In A |, mud) I t ci j I rool 1 being gentle In Us a linn, mid efilln Iv i Init mit'Tt A mu , li nh , \V . ('. (..' Ilf. vl im i K< nfuel v I lime you tiled 11 nail' filed what' II." J ivldto Fit phaid ClgMl, lie lit-'f in pin n old at 111 I lilt id 'eh 11l ■I AMfN FKfi Ki lt, (, V.FItIGKKR Dan vij. \ • - Axikh Oa. las. Pricker & Bro.’s - ,\Mi MUSICAL INSTRUMENT USE! TJider Barlow House, Americus, Ga. New Firm, New Goods, Low Prices! - ■ Dining in ueli l.u re ifuai.litii t. .-.uppl;, tin and (lie Danville • l.m , y>npw pat quantity diseounts that wu dhl not lie'i'otid'oi'f.'a'uil are Uiereby enabled lo e.ivo our '• tiv toiifers lower prices than ever. Our stock ol AV A T(J 11! :s, CHA IN 8,. NRC K. F At' F. S. I.OOKKTS, I’.HACK LFT S, RlNfrß, FFTB, T,ACF FIN.S, FAR ItlNf.S, GOLD AND tHLVHR THBICLFS, SOLID SILVKKWAUK, KNIVES, FORKS, SPOONS, CASTORS, F.l T'TJji; DJSJIFS, Pit' KLF STANDS, SY'RTEf’. t ’F'PS, SI’OOX HOT.DKRS, RAKING DISHES, (JAKE BASKETS, WATER RETS, WAITERS, GOBLETS. ('UPS. FLOWER STANDS, ’ CARD RECEIVERS, ETC'., ETC., ' ' was never more complete than at the present lime. We .also lmv •>;. hand a large lot of Oloclcs of a,ll IKirLcTs I vv. all we will Kell cheaper Ilian over and guaranh e e.n luan ■to give mdiie ■■-at i facte,ii SEWING MACHINES. WK KKF.L’THF, DAVIS. WILLIAMS SIIGEH, WHEELf.II i WILSON, IEV HW, VND .MANY OTHF.ns, roueaiiliv on hand; amt have just induced the price I'D F. DOLL.YUS on eiu h style, died think of if, a bran, lie a Wheeler & ywison. No. 8. with two drawers and dngi leaf, .with aUa-'dinieuts 'Onifiletc for TVVKNTY : KltrllT I)( >l. I.AItS. Macdiincs giiarroih.ed rndivcry iv speet: Nmllys. ■ )ii, Altaelnnents, mid l’arts for all Machines, kept in stock;- SPECTACLES. We a!way - keep in large cuaefitic-'. nvd have i'lsln'ihK'iits to test yoi'rr cve, and < an lit you ;j> with just what you m ed. Pi ices 'fr.-m Fiffv-l Vnts to Twelve Dollars per pair, musical” instruments. This Department is filled with • PIANOS, ORGANS, GRGFjN F I'TES. At.'i 'ORDEONS, I!AI;MOXIi'AS, VIOLIN'S.. OFITARS, 11A A•! o, 'I'AMBf.FI It!-N FS, anil ; everyth ugelse in the, Mn-: :al . 1 1. struuunit, line i!oc li to 1 ,'i tvs Harp. hi this lie,., a a all of lie:> -a .mot. h" undersold, a- a out in iarge quantitii's diieet l r .-in lliauu!,’. Hirers. (.M'-ion . toi-Yelling l'iauos and i ir, i;, -on time aie move liberal than any other In use tve know of. To convince your.vhv gel prices and l. rms f l mil ail) one-. -and t'-.'.lt a ini ■■■■ n; •ev '. till oils. I ten -in ir. w li-"i y. buy fvom us you don ! lie \" f" pay :: fig'if ext ia : lie- pi ieo of In?: rini.c.d i'.,\ ■ s Ills .1: also includes Stool and IF >l.. We giiarar.li e eveiy In-inni -at -"id. S!:o ,Pl ar.ytiiii g : V.'ioug you do lot have lo \v: i*e .Nm f h mil wail lon day- tor an eu-v.ti , or -'kip youi lnstruui.",t a thousand iid'lCs lo h:r. e il rep; iiiul, aid h • t+t-tai-vod ef Hie use, < I it for Fix or eight w Niks, but simply report the trouble ;o if lie ?dic and examine om stbek. and s', our p, I. h.-fore yo • ; in. lia- e. WORK DERAKTMRXT. V.'e Will, as la ietol'oiv, ; Old 111111.i.1g V>Ut li! ‘"..s V.'.irk. Me V.l IM (' iv Ii I'. gives'liis j arsonal attenti.ei to ini - I vp-.u I men'. A 1,1, \Vt I.'.K WAITIA.VI Kl). Prices reasonable. We si,lie if y. ;.r paf, onage, and \\ ill crai aim y i air dealing, t" i. er if I l,e sain JAMES FRICKER & BROTHER, inr.) 17.tf • * TO I WF.ARE N<UV I'IIFIPAUFI ) TO NKlKi'nA’J'K DOANS'F'OIi PDANTKKS Ik TilK ( ol N’T! KS Hi SI M IKK I.KF TJ-iIIDKI and, A NI.FW FiltM'F lIJ.ON FMi'lfo) Fil) LANDS ON KJ VF Y F.A Its TIYFI. NOW IS F 01-It <' 11 A\( Iv T< PAY old- ODD 0 BUI'S AND 11 AVI'. I’DF'ATY OF TIMF TO V.D.i.K Ol T Til FI N'l'.W OND. iirju..'orz; h araov .naz . \vf: a:.;f. rfi.yu.V to FntNisii n\ shout notmt; COOPER’S CELEBRATED TBACTIHIK, GOMMQ! FiRI ISIS! CN WHEELS OR SKiDS,' MILL ENGINES AND SAW MILLS OF ANY DIMENSIONS TO ORDER ! t-'itm-m *j*-*. ,?•*... *a mum*, w !•: cam- von: attkvivov t<Tthk kaci that w i; kktktsJ'S i wmi' 01 I'll K DAS'r V.N 1> MOST 1.1 IJI KVI Life and Eire Insurance Companies. and siiAiii. i)i: via; vM.ii To i\sri;i: iNTiiKK von; uric oin'Orr prod . i:ni'\ at -i.owvsi' l, \ n:s. and see us, we will do you good. 3uiyl - " 1 11. T. BYTM ) & CO. Planters’ Warehouse! C. W, FELDER, Proprietor, LAMAR STREET, : : : : MERICUS, OA. 1 lU'.sl'K.f IITUA AnNoI SOI TO MV I.T: rrsTOMl'.lls \S\) TANARUS! 1 i I I'liUiti‘is and (his -.rtMii • ■ 11 1 ■ i 1 1 1 • that 1 iiavi- ill. uu Jos. vl till.- War, lion..e ami nil Ik) Vrejniiml this co 11 _ j |\ <ll intoivst patron*. A loTitr fXpm'lfßrc in Hi’* lin-hmsst, ulpd by nn earnest il.-ii-f t.. ~u-i... ’ s j i tliiiik. -urn i< ul ipiaronh- t 1..,: ’Ha. v, A.’ I, . ImV. I w ill h:i i<• .u, U.lo oni--'..r avii-talit.-,, Vjilel aniaii;' llirm, 'i v.i. i . m. ii iri.nvv; mln I 1 1 .1 ■. ilia I'll I"' 1 p! l III'I -la: it -at, • 1 .n: 1 in:; a . N;,!. —i■, ai; Im !!,, |m .( ivn'vn j,y hi j.nr ili'.illii;. 1 ami amu Ic .y, . . -i: n. i \\ M 1 11 1 I; Min: svi vt i"i " ■ a- 11 la.lia .• ai ■ ID . ■' ii" ii 1 i 11l . I'rlll I lljlfl.' U 1 ll llii .Still, l i 'u , a|i S|’||'|‘. I'l'pj'i'i i-i ''i M a ,I. , ~ . I lliu.llonll UU I Sul iili; 'HI. 11,1 ill iii'l hit t iuiiml, iit Dr Kl'li)cl .i l|ru ’ Htoii I'iiinl i '.il Tail Will, : :11.• I ( ,yjo I Mil'll I at lr I'l.l. ill ■ j/jil r Jii4 K I NGotCOT 1 T ON! .* \'!itvi ' ‘* ,o * u * ,m .[ ] ro [ f" '** tntfiu nv vth / \ iJJ\ /. i tflf writl 1. r Tamil.ln *i,.f'Tn.. I 111 tl Ll \t\M I,U i.ollld, C:. ALLN I .s W intmL ,***• 4 Billies 1 • "*-ai ... (