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TUWN DIRECTORY.
THK CHURCHES.
FiearlllßX • t h * l “ oh " rC . h °, n ,
tZZci third Sundays, and
thlnl Sunday in each month Kt. H. T.
t,h ® M*tho list Church on the
f.erthM'Ju. ,nd satnrrfsy before, tu e*ch
_ M th. Me*. O. S. John-tnn vtr.
Frew hint nt the I’resbj tei inn Church on
tb eeruod Sunday in each mouth. Re*- Q.
W. llexon pastor.
SABBATH SCHOOLS.
At th*lp'>*t church nt (I o'clork a, a
Hvnd&j J T Johnson, eup rt
Burt Cook, Treasurer
* rt ’the Msiho.li.it Church nt V o'clock * a
kenidn*. .1 M Moblev, nup'rt
B C Kimbrough, Treas’r
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MASONIC ORDERS
rid*n'rf*, i* r t.o.uo.ih. ad
Saturday ntternoon iu euch mouth. W ft .
w m
W r. T* 9chl#T Cli pt#r No ZO —niwtn ow the
im month &t *2 o clouk w n
lY3TiXlt h HP.
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^ —BUjTkTiPaFa (UrVIiHNMKNT.
i B Loreliu*, maw; 4 F. U. Williams,
J H Coweert, J, K - Mount and I. L. ffinti
ler4. ceutx.illueD: W. 6. Molwmon, marshal.
Poer-Omcu,
/ If. QnmMe, r. m. Drily arrival and
4 part ere of mall*. n
* county orriCEte.
J f C William* ordinary : J D Robinson
Uhantf; N H Barden clerk of supetiorcourt;
Dennis tax receiver; JRU'iffin tax
<•1 bet or: HQ Kimbrough treasurer; John
M BarnrJ surveyor; W J Smith coroner.
, County Coum>is*ioncis—W I Hudson, W C
Johnston, RW Robinson. N H Barden clerk.
B<mrd of Education —W I Hudson. Flvnn
Hargett, WO J i hnston, R G Hood, T J Neal
County t/thool Comrois’ner—J T Johnson,
wsaneas or raa i-aoiie.ATrna.
W I Hudson senator: G L Kilpatn.k and
n B Mlti, Jr., representatives
MBIT CILESDM ?* liKUS CU*TT
* 's ' (CTOtIOK COI'HT.
Martin Crawford judge—W A Little solic
itor-general—X H "Barden clerk—.T D Rob
|#g<*n sheriff. Convenes second Monday* in
A (nil AndOeloher.
commission***' oonar
Cearsnwi find Tuesday in each month.
Jormsart - * cocar
('•Brenci first Mojsdar in varh month.
• Jivircm ooskn.
HafcUton (672d) District -Jno T Williams
4 f, Cha* Bedell N I’-meet. first Saturday.
Talley Plain* (TfiS)-r-T X Sparks N P, Geo
W Cooke J P—2d Saturday. -
Milner * (782)—8 C Milner NP, P Jnttoo
J P—4th Saturday.
Waverty Hl! (934)—G A B Dosier NP,E
J KtanforH J P--a .
Eileraii? (096) —‘That Seal N P, A S Elll
e.jr—— ‘
Cataul* (696)- J B Pate J-P, W H Thomp
y-y. ■ :;o ■ '-i ' '
1/iwer 19th (707) -ilesoe Cox N P, W ’Nun
■•lly'J. L’- “Jd S .turday.
Upp.r 19th (IMWt-JdCW Lokey J P, L
HsrgtfHN Satmay.
Smith>4 (1247)--la* G Smith J P., 8 Moore
Jt P •'■*■ ,'4'h Saturday.
White* vills (920) S H Reese X P., A J
GanlevJ. f— 2"d tnrdnr.
Wliitkei’*fo79)—BMWh7M J r Fiynu
Jlargeft N P *
U. ridfii’* (781)—'T L Davidaon j I‘, Ah
W.ldinXP . '
BluV‘tSpriug (717)—J A Moore N P, C H*d
* J P—tiut Saturday.
GocdmKkds (7p) --j M Culpepper, JP, 8
Geo hash N r —2d Saturday.
0 ITH i!iD SfllTli RAILROAD SCHEDI LB
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x Omn Xoant axr> S-n th HR.)
Culimuis, Ga.. Sept. 28,1870. f
... O.yV • . • - •; . ’ •
■ l rr. on this road will run a* ioPoTni:
lea/eKingshoro 8 00 a m
Anitr at O iumbus 9:40 a m
leaVV.Co’umbui 3.30 r m
Arrive at Kmgiboro 6:10 r
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Unfit further notlre th regular passenger
lAt*lA*i;i bf JU to)lows.
Vrga Cnlumbu* to Beall wood 10 ecu Is.
* • • • • Cleghorn 25 • •
‘ . • • Blanchard 40 • •
“if •• lline* .60 ••
. •• Kimtirongh, ...80
“ • Catania....... 00 *’
•• *• Kingshoro 76 ••
WM. REDD, Jr , Supt.
W. A.JSwift is sole agent for the
the celebrated Glenn wood W iiibkky,
the. finest on the market, warranted
pun*, at prices from $8 50 to $5 per
gallon. -A rare article branded
five years old, for 06 50
per’agallon. These goods are pure,
and; especially adapted to the want*
of those wishing an article for medi
cinal purposes.
Grange Officers Elected. —At
*n ejection for officers At the Cataula
Grange, the following named persona
were choaen for the ensuing year of
mjj
G. A. B. Dozier, W. M.
J,II. Toler, W. O.
TT'H. Kimbrough, W, L.
Francis Roberta, W. S.
T. H. Freeman, Aat. 8.
Sj% Grant, W. C.
Wm, Pounds, W. Sec,
B. H. Lowe, W. Treas,
J;‘C. Thomason, G. K.
Mrs. T. 11. Kimbrough, Ceres,
Me*.- J. H, Toler, Pomona.
Miss Emma Grant, Flora.
Mias Jennie Passmore, L. Aet. S.
The offioers will be installed on
Saturday the 23d of December at
o’clock, and the public generally arc
invited to be present. The Grange
wiil have an all-day meeting, and the
memhera of aiater Grange* aro inri*
Local Briefs.
—Lei everyoody go M the Cawv
lata to-night.
—'The Cantata comas ofT to-night
atid there is tun enough ahead to
cover a ten acre lot.
—This ia excellent weather for
skating, but thoae unaccustomed to
it aliould be cautious leat they get
a fail on the ice.
—The Captain says muffs are ex
o Kent things and can be utilized in
vuiious ways, espoaually iu cold
wcatber.
—Since knee breeches are in fash
ion, we know a young man who
wants to borrow a pair of atripod
Blockings. i
—Kev FI. Briggs, a young Pres
byterian divine of great promise, \
.will preach at the Methodist church !
next Sabbath.
—Any young man wild,would like
to ’'.engage iu the sewing machine
business, a: agent, liny find it to his
advantage to apply to liobt. C. l’ope
ag’t. Columbus, Ga.
■—John Little and Charles Ammons
killed a wild turkey last Sunday.
It came up to Mr- Lovelace’s house,
when the hoys discovered and kill
•and It.
—Captain Ben Kimbrough and
Esq. Charley Parker found a fine
fur tippet i>d a pocket handkerchief
between *he College and 11 o’clock
iast night. The owner can get them
by paying the laundry bill and for
this advertisement.
—Mr. Lon Truett ia now a full
fledged citizen of Hamilton. He mov
ed his family into town yestnday,
and occupied the residence recently
vacated by Mr. Whitehead.' We
welcome them ameng us.
—Mr. Irvin and Mias. I/mie Brooks
wers married yesterday moi n ng at
10 o’clock. Last night Mr. Jis
Forbes add .Alma Wiliams were
married. On both occasions, (he
Rev. Geo. S. Johnston officiated.
All parties have our best wishes.
—Th* Gnntatn to-night will b# a
good tiling and we advi.e all not to
mia* the rare treat which ia in atom
for them it they attend. Thin ia the
tirat Cantata that Ima eTer been giv
.ll in Hamilton; let everybody go.
—Our young friend, Mr. T R.
Mitcheli, wi h Gordon & C* gill is
fa-t winning h.s way into |io|iular
favor. lie ia an aciive, e - ge’ic
clerk, and i* fast, learning the way*
of the mercantile world.
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—Hwad the a-lvei tiaemen, of the
New York !?un. the best paper pub
lished in New Yok. You gel
the mammoth weekly for one dollar.'
Now ii tne t'me to eubacrilie.
—S#e J. J. & AA’. R. Wood’* new
ndvertisement, and remember lo call
on them for your Cbristmis tricks.
They have an extensive stock of nev
groceries and eonfectioueries, fresh
in their store. Cull and examine
stock, you will 1) sure to get .* bar
gum.
—Dr. \V, T. Pool, Dental f-’ur
geon, lih* anew card in this isKiie.
Those desiring dental work done in
Columbus nre invited to give him a
trial. He insure* satisfaction. There
is nothing like good teeth ; go to
Dr. Pool and secure them.
—There ia no news like good news-
Gordon & Cargill’s large dry goods
store is not particulrrly anew thing
but their goods are new and season
able. They have them in great va
riety, and in every faahionable style.
Prices to suit the times. Call, and
trade with them once; we predict you
will go back again.
—IIo, every one that desireih to
be clothed and make a good appear
ance, go ye to the mammoth clothing
bouse of Tbomas <fc Prescott, 125
Bread St. Columbus, and buy your
self a suit, or at least a part thereof.
They can fit you up in anything you
want from a common business suit
to the most elegant party and wed
ding attire. Go now, while they in
vite ; and our word for it, you can
not tail to be satisfied. They have
the best and cheapest and most com
plete stock we have ever examined
in Columbus.
—People of Harris county ! W. A.
Swift of the Centennial store, Colum
bus, terminus N. & S. It. It., again
invites you to come and trade at his
new store. He has a large stock of
groceries which he offers at the low
est prices. Before going elsewhere
you will do well to call and get his
prices ; then you will he ycry likely
to trade with him, Ilis wagon-yard
Situated near the store, i* always at
your service, for-avery small consid
eration—whatever you ’leaVa ‘fcbeiri?,
w ill ke perfectly sale.
.’CANTATA: I'* 1 '* ..
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Programme for Wednesday
Evening, December 6th.
the Hamilton Female Col*
Imp.
New Years Eve.
FART FIRST.
It is New Year’s Eve— Father
Time ap|mara to remind Old Year
that hia race ia alfPost run, and call*
on him to give an account of the mo
ments allotted to him. Old Year
summons ihe Saaawns and Month* to
auswer for themselves. They exhib
it pictures frcui their experience iu
FA IST MrCj.NU.
Spring bids her atienduots, Zephyr
Hiid Dewdiop, disclose the tableau,
CROWNING THK MAY (JUKI.*.
Summer eoiumauds*hcr aueudunts
Suuthiue and Bainbow, to exhibit
iliii*t.b.!iu of a , |
BtriutKß coiiNn.
jVuiumu att. nUod l>y Cloud ik|
Jho. Frost disphtye'.ihp tahlyau o? a
IIAiSVKbT SOKNK.
Winter commands her aiieudants,
Snow and Sleet, to disclose the tableau
ST Ait OF TUB HAST,
at which Time expresses bis satisfac
tion that some ot the pi ecious mo
ments have been rightly spent.
FsKT 1 lllltl>.
Tuo Seasons sing a farewell chorus
to Old Year. New Year it escort*4
in by Christinas and Santa Claus,
Old Year having yielded his throne
to his successor, walks < ff the stage
with Time. Ttien is sung
WHI,CO)tIS TO THE NKW TEAR
which closes the programme ot the
Cantata, #hich will be followed by
the thrilling and interesting
COitEBY OF
A Woman‘s Strategy.
IN ONE ACT.
Tne principal charade* will be
Capt, Cannon, Mr. Hector Timid,
Mr. Wiseman, Fredrick Thornton,
Williams, Officers, Louisa, Chatter.
Door* opened at o’c oik,
Admisibn 25 cants.
Mill for S*i s. —We call a'tcn
tion to the adveriirnent of Mr. Jas.
F. Marshall, of “Valuable Mill Prop
erty for S.vc.” This is a sale in
which all who deair# to invest in
something safe and paying, should
look after well, There is a first-rate
mill, in good running order, offered
alone or with 320 acres good fann
ing land- Walk up, gentlemen;
walk up and make your bid*.
Jncbndiakism.t- AV'e learn that on
the night of ihe'2o'th in*t, E-<j. Js*.
G. Smith losl his gin ? house. cou
tnining about two bales of seed co?-
01, by fire—supposed t > be the
work of an incendiary. Ks(|r. Smith
has been sick for the past five or six
w eeks, confined to hi# room, and on
the night of the burning, about two
o’clock, awoke and saw his gin heuso
in fhime*. No .clew to the fire-fiend.
A COI.D Waiku Womaii. —Rev.
Win. Blown, a e\-ro preacher in
Hamilton, baptized Emily Smith in
the Poo', lan Sunday, the coldest
day within the memory of llie “old
est inhabitant.” The preacher, be
lieving that some oilier m,ode would
do us well, objected on account, of
the weather, but it wa* no go; that
sister was hound to dip— and dip she
did. Wonder if it was true Chris
tian piety that urged her te take the
icy bath ?
Millinkkv.—7/e called in at Mrs.
Howard’s Millinery Store’ in Colum
bus, the other dsy, and bought a ha:
—a lady’s bat—a perfect love of a
hat—and she has plenty more of all
sizes and colors, which she offers at
very re.i-crable prices. All y* who
intend committing maliimtfny, and
ye who intend showing your pretty
fac-'s under anew bonnet at the Can
tata, and all ye who want to catch a
new beau, go to Mrs. Howard’* and
ouy her beautiful new Millinery.
Barheiuous. —Sometimes we r.Wtd
our hair cut, and sometimes we need
a shave. We advise the citizens of
Harris county, who go to Columbus
to atop at Ollivtr Weems’ Barter
shop, Randolph Street, and get thtir
barherjng done by him. He h
the best barber in the city, and
keeps up with the latest style and
fashions ot the tousorial art- Give
him a call and meotiou that you saw
his a ivunisement in the Journal,
and we assure you that for a very
reasonable charge, yon will go away
satisfied and with a determination to
visit him again.
Agent Wanted .
A reliable and energetic man to
sell the New Improved Wheeler A
Wilson Sewing Machine in Harris
County. Address,
S’-*-' '■ Robert C. For ■ "
J. A. Earvin, of Colubhus, has one
of the iargeet and best assortments
of dry goods we hare over teen in
the city, and what ia of vast import
ance these hard timsa, lie sella the
ftry best bargains. ’He solicits your
trade. Mr, K. it a thorough gentle
inan—we speak from a peraonal
knowledge of feat—and will ,ee
that justice, in them stolen sense of
the word, wjll.be done to every one
of tvs customer*. Go and see hi*
fine bargain*.,
Mr. Editor:—"fhe young ladies of
Waverly Hall, beg leave through
your c lumns to poiify tlieir friends
geiiCally and their youag J ’genil6man
friends especially time they will have
"Fair” at. the Adnwns onthe'biijht
of 2ffth of DvcieffiXer, the procve< b"
qf which Will he appfoptri.Vud to their
Fusio.' and to life buildkig ofnn Arbor'
at the Centrnl CaBVp’ Ground. No
Jiaiiia w ill be spared to make it h suc
cess. Come young and U
dis* uiid honor us 1 Wftli' yonr 1/res-'
dice ajid lend hand. .
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AniiouncontciKH.
jFoaCLKKK or Ooenn -lsnuouinr myself
e/runci'lule. lor C'/erK of tbs Superior Court,
licet ion Janunryil; iBW.
■ n'tn#. ROBINSON.
Fo* Tax Iticsivsm,—l bavu yieUUxl to the
nolu iUtioos u. in my trhmd#, suit snn.-utiif
itys. lt a rurliduts lor tax Roce.ver of Il k.-
ns coLUty, in tlie ensuring Juiiuaiy elvciion.
JQHN-1, WHITAKER.
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Eon Cowtt Tax Oer-UMros.- -Wo are su
tfcoiiae.l to announce the name of U. W.
Wood us n candidate for tbe office of Tax
Uuli. clor of Harris county, .abject to Demo
crut t iiouiimvtiou. MAN V VOTERS.
For Tax lUcrivs*-.—l announce myself a
candi late for tlu. office of Tax Receiver of
Harris comity, and rolicit the rot s of the
people. It.elected 1 will terve them lo the
la-si o> my ability. Ueeliou hut Wednes
day in January m-xl. R. E. FORT'.
’ ! '?• J- A .
For Cocstr TRMASuRn —By the request of
many voters 1 announce myself ns a candi
date for rc election to the Office of County
Treasurer for Hauls county, sulijr-ct lo a
nouiination if desired. Election . tirst Wed
nesday in January l next.
M. C. KIMBHOt'OH.
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Legal Advert IsemcntH.
GEORGIA, H rrli County.
W. it. llayi* lias applied for exemption
of permn ilty ant 1 w II |*s upon the same
on it.c 20th dsy of December, 1870, ut my
office. . J. i\ C. William*, Ordlnwy.
GEORGIA, Unrri# Oonnly.
J. 0. Hill lms applied for exemption of
Ih r-oioilty and I will (sms upon the name on
the 29th. dsy of Dec**® l or DWh, at mj office.
J. F. C, Williams, Ordinary.
GEORGIA, Harris County.
It VV llibinson, administrator of Joseph
Robinson, late of said county, deceased,
ninke# application for letters of dismission.
All (tenons concerned nre hereby notified
to hie objections, if any they Imve, by the
lirst Monday In January next why leiters of
dismission should not be gruuted said appli
cunt.
Given under my Inin.l and offi. iai aigna
lure, .September 40, 197(5,
J F. C, Williams, Ordin.ry.
NOTICE-
All jx rsons inld*tcl to the of Thou.
A. iVli(Mleb:t>i>k aie ivq‘icM(c'l t<* wuka hum -
tlitl’c p.yincut, nu full ijornon* who lnivc at •
iii iiidK Jltrjiinxt fidhi t’.-uiiiu v.il (!•: th<*
sufue tor p,i) iiitifit in I lot t*t um ol ihr lav.
W. U. Moknn, Kv * 11 tor.
November 7{ 187(5.
NOTICE.
v’l partis, ju.l6hUf to th • **ht\ta6[S.
lAf isitmorc, tJ wiihff], ii*7 - t;-p.’ .tfuHy p-fjiifeHt
;tl to cofiie forwur l asi i in;ihc lininnHiitc
ptym -ut. Those IpiHiu ; el-iitim
4;iiih! will (hi;m'forwAi<l by ih .• loth of
Doccutber Jas. VAttojamy,
(iv.il. A. liEDOlNti,
y nre, :u be r IT, 'IB7O. Kxecutors.
Sale of Perlsuahle Property.
I will sell at the late residence of John T.
Thornton, rieiamsed, near Wiiiiwrille, on
Tliinsday the 14tn of Dei ember, all th*
prtiali ;I|V pr. p.;iu belon;llii( to the auiil
dei .■ . i. K. W Robinson A linln'slrator,
Gxosoia Karri, CoLsrr.- John R. Good
man bu. applied for exemption ol pcraouaiiy
and seMinc apart of HomesNad and I wifi
pas* upon Hie same on the 27th of Decem
ber lo7b a‘ my ofeo*.
J. FC Williams, Ordinary
TOTHE LADIES.
I h ive removed my millinery store next
door east of Gilbert's printiiiK ofii. e, on Km
doin', .(rest, and nearly op|SAsile the l’i*t
office, wneie 1 .mi ieceirin c ' and open'ng a
well selected stock cf
Fall and Winter Millinery,
Ooinprisini? all the novel tie* of the Denson.
My Hoods are the Latmt, Psvrricar ami liiwi
and will be told at prices to suit.
Uf eld friends and cistomeoanl the public
generally arc invited to call at my new stand.
M. R. HoWAfiL-
To th 9 Working Class.
We tiro now prepared to furuistt l| classes
with cons ntil employment at h-atie thy
wiiole of their time or for tlseir .par* .ns
merits. Desires* new luhl and ptohialdo.
Persons of < iihet sea easily earn from 50 cent*
to *5 [ r eveiduK, and a proportional sum
by devoting their whole time to tiie buslne-s.
Hoy* a id girl* cam neirly as tnttcli a* men.
'lTi.it all who see this notice m ly send tiiei*
ail lress atid test tlte business we make this
uniartllrlcd oft: TANARUS emit ns are not well
s*ti tied we will send one dollar to pay tot
tiie trontile of writing-, Knll parlictilsrs,
i tuples worth several dollars to . oanm-ree
wora on. an i • coj y of ilotue aod Kirc-ide
one of the largest nml liest illi.strateil pub i
cations, all sent fr-e by mail. Header, it
YICTOKJT YKTORYI+
THE “SISCER" ALWAYS AHEAD!
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READ |iie *|ieri>l dtspah h from tbe Cen
tennial Exhlliitlmi to the New Yoik Kurt;
I’rtilAn.ntiA, Kept 27, 187.
Ttx- very hi/rhest bouqrs which could hr
ccntuirel on nay .-xlilMtu*—lwoMsosu of
Honor * and Two Dirumasor Maeit-hevS
hern swaideil th- Kinder Msmifautariqn Com
pany for .Sewing Maohiue*.
2000,000 IH BSE!
Sales in Excess of ail Oths
"*r * a . * v<
— r
*IHE SINGER
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MAimfitpliring Tfjpmi
’l Wllhfei -V/,, Cohirujm -',
,'i * A\ > .- '#Ki
. (hyrt satMmeu lo sell tho new Lfi-htßun
n!n;t Min .’IT Knsring M.u-hiutu In the rouulirt
ammcctud with the Ooliiuibusißirc. Apply
to (hcMngSr Munii|. turjn* ig/piiwny.
IS Ml GIN BOISE INSURED?
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All tuy cuidoinqis of ycius passed, and
others who wish to feel s. cure, |>le..sclake
tw/li.-c that 1 am prepared, ns usual, to pro
tect |{alust
loss by Fire
On this class of property. I/Mse* adjusted
and paid at my office.
Apply for iusunmee or information to me
direct, or through any of the factors or com
mission merchants of the city.
D. F. WILLCOX,
Gen Ins. At. 71 Broad St., Columbus, Ga.
. TRIFLING
WH AT COLD 14 ALWAYS DANGEROUS
IJa^-ps
WELL’S CARBOLIC TAB
LETS,
ajr remedy for fJOUOHis, and all diseases
of the TtfROAT. LITNOH, CHEST and
MUCOUS MEMBRANE
PUT UPONIaY IN BLUE BOXES
HOLD BY ALL DKUGOIBTR,
C. N. CRITTENDEN, 7, Sixth Avenue, N. T.
■
CANVASSERS WANTED
for a superb
Work of French Art.
•WOMENo, TViTßlßl.E.'Thistrated in old
color* with eople.i of the most celebrate*
pniniintfr bj tlia i reat Emopesn Master.
Something entirely new; captivates every
one With it I* the han luomest Piikmiiimev
er ortertd. Tlie best an I most elesiint hook
for fall caßvassilig and the Holliday sen on.
Extra terms to Rood Agents. Apply to J. B
Foi:o &Cos , I’nblisbcvf, New York. selSy
11*0111 m uie isiood.
mlßrf iiy a* •*6
fiirouz, *rvl man aod r rwn4*y wA
IXiTjllUd ciuriot rfyk#Wial<!j h4ItRU
* " Caution.- llo*ur#jrou jfwttli# rlrbt
that “l*ravln Byrvj> u 1* blown ! flnM
r*rnrhlot*frf>*\ S#n<i foron*. ft l‘.'l Ml W.|t.)WIK
U SONS, Pi oprirtgri, lioU>li, Mim. |N I >f
ilrtijrjist t jfcnoi Uy *
WIL D OAT S,
THE
ftil,anptun (Comir paper
OF AMERICA.
We have m ule arrsnzements .wlileh will
enable us (o present Wild Oat* in a biUhter
and belter shape than heretofore, harbor
■ ccently taken pistke-sioti of ollr new pnhli
ca'lon office, ;uid had line cop|>eT-face<l fyiie
cist espec'-nlly tor n, together with all Hie
vast parphemalia required In the production
ol rimm a paper as we give the pufilic at the
low price of ten cent* per copy.
We have also made arrangements with some
new artists, and shall at the same lime re
tain hi h old favorites as THOMAS WORTH,
FRANK BELLEW, HOPKINS, WOOLF.
WALKS, FRANK BEARD. BIKBEK. 01‘PKR
UTOtEOKHARDr, ROTHENfI ATfER, HEN
DAV. KFMKU.s, PALMER (OX MANN.
KING BURT. IjTULL. WHUK. HI’KRRV,
EATOV sitFf.IXJN, oio , while the islttori
al dopMUiuent will lili remain in too bands
of it* founder, th* vivacious Bbioktoi'. of
whom enough is known wi hout more being
ai,f.
Aan a<idilloßai inducement to subscribe
for the Oentennlttl year, we hare at giest
expanse prepared a eoiuic chomo the rrown
fnr .got t ot that graphic momus, Hopkins.
It ii a wink of ait, worths of an elegant
frame, and is wotth at least one htlf the
price as Red for the Hllinct iption. It is a
‘ horse piece," Iwl ga burlesque of Mazcppa
tied tr> t le intek of the lieiy, untamerl steed.
A copy wPI lie tout to each subscriber during .
the year,
Adrortiscr* are Ircglnning to find out ttiat
Wimj Oat* reaches n greater number of live
tyrti titan any other illu-trute l |ta;sir in
America, ami therefore it is a first class me
tiiuiu of advertising.
to th. <>e who know Wild Oat* we need
not suv that It has not, doe* not, and will n t
Contain a word or an illustration which may
not l*e token in every family In the land.
Kun w- give in v*r;uus size*l doses, but te-vdr
viilk irity in any dlisjhi. It is thorough y
Am ricati in sentiment, wliolly original
h >rp and inei.lvo. ami r'kht to the point In
da dim; wl h tie: > an I events of tie: day,
iixkcol'V at av tma wii.i, oosvt ti* you T
nits. Suliy Option I'rex- Post Paid. ‘
liue Ytsr .... Vt .00
•' Si* months .... .... tl.flO
Single Numliers 010
' ” • '’il,l,lV 4- SM AM.
ftl(Ri |j ls“Millions In It t
.< ♦.-' .r *,' ■' , /.’) .
The Old and Reliable Firm of
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COWSERT & KIMBROUGH
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Aft* constantly rcrtciving to their. aliwaJj larga ateek •
• • ’y • • m '
• *:*■ # •; ' i _ •
Dry (wood's, Groecrfea, ete,
k • 4* * ; • *i i •
Which thej are selling at the lowcai
1 vaXhj rrices , for the cash.
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Our i uiisurpaaserl by any in Ilomihnn, an 4 we are fieterntinKCm
riiakc it tq (he.fulvapiaso itf nil Oan Genius te wve ae inerr patronage
lvfH;o (H/oaiantly on hwul A*l'-go n4 asffiWlrteWf •
.i, Putin*, iiaasa Otvoiffiit * •
. KrKirxa, Gottonadks, jaive, ShoM; Hrf, T
WiHTK Go d/e, Cuffs, Collars, Rtmi .Ms, Lscas. Hoeii t, Glovis,' r
■ - I/! *m *. eh;- * %
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• ,- AND
V -k) : . . ii y
, l' . m -t , f !i ' 9 . ... i ' ', ' ' 7 and
A FULL STOCK OF FAXCY GOODS AM) KQTIOAX
: ' ! '-1•; 7* ■ A< ...- Vi i;-:, ■■ ;; ,i*.' .
Very Keapectfully; COWSFR.T+ KIMBROUGH.
#-• • <: o v ai-.t;:-
5. H. BARDEN,
isouth sun muc sovabki
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Keeps Constantly on Hand the Following Stock of Fresh Goods for Cart
I' ’ * .* ‘ * . • ' it f ’ ..
Btrou, C. It. Sul os, C#’*brael MI7IOI v Hum, Hhnull-tr*, jCHo.'n# Tat
Lard, bqst “A” Flour, ail grid s Su >r lwt Yo iog flv 00 T#- ,; i
Coffee from fair t > uhoiofl, beat Florida vy rtip I’i -.k'cs, > o 1 quality (/'hear
ing Tobacco.
Fragrant Wreath Durham Smoking To’mioo. choice lot Cigxrc, P*)p *r,
French Prunes, Lmlon Ltyer Ittis>u. l)t,o* # L’ n> 1 Svru:i,
Oysters, hurdines, Nuts. wi'l Qiufeo i ui tnuy, g rrt I ust trtui bit' of Ntils,
Brandy Peaoiiea, Choa'-Ohow, S >du, Soift, S'a’ih, W l ors’tfrt'iirt Hue,
Royal Btking I‘owder, Potash, Roar lorl, rtv >l7 fi iai lot ut Med. .
’ j GIN WHkv*Mk j
I For Mkpichial PwRKHIPt. j
HF“ I WILL NOT BE UNDERSOL D FOR THE C ASH J 0
BURT COOK always on hand and will take pleasure in wafiag on cus
outer*. „ /
BLANCHARD & HILL,
MOWN DRILLING ......' 10‘and 12J cents
j
BLANCHARD Sc HILL,
HMKIS BROTHF.XV *loß—hrnvii,’. .... ... (I on , ~ni,
< Victoria .... .... e *\ 00
Seamless .. j. .... $2 00 • • • j
w ‘ * ' !
BLANCHARD 3c HILL,
ELEGANT DUES* GOODS ..... .... 20, 25, ,0 .ml to am
BL * NOHARD & HILL,
*■ '*• l- 1 ' z ,,s ’U \r>* ; ' • * ■
SI BROAD STREET tOLUMBUS. GA
* ianenaru
JM W*srr BLAAkifM .... .. ■ .... ♦* > p of,
Blanchard & Hill,
4-4 ShieTlHG* .... *.-• .... 1 cents
Blanchard & Hill,
*4 Sunn ivos .... .... ..... .... 6 ecnt<
Blanchard & Hill,
t Ok. OaxAßi w **■
Blanchard Jk Hill,
f'K OSVABIRS* ...... 1( CtD
, 9 ■ 1 ’ '
Blanchard & Hill,
Ct'll3ol ••*• 7, 8 ami 9 cent
BLANCHARD & HILL,
11 ’ t 1 i . 7 i ‘ ■ • **'
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