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irn ing. January 13,187L
15. Merritt will open &
aij.l girls in t'uo basement
,,’ist Church on the lGth in-
-rell Sisters annonnee the
noons corps of artistes to
oiitlav next. See notice.
Guanoed Hands.—Mr. B. W. Smith
who lies been proprietor of the City Drug
Store for the past eight or ten years, has
sold the entire establishment to Dr. "W.
J. Barlow, who will continue to carry on
the business at its present location. Dr.
Barlow is no stranger to our citizens,
having practiced medicine for a number
of years in onr city and lived among us
more or le-s, for the past twenty years.
Ho is sufficiently known in this commu
nity to require any notice from our hands.
Strictly honest in all his dealings, the
seises of Bylander Male public may rest assured that in dealing
1 •; \resumed on the lGth in- with him they will bo satisfied.
, ' i -i.lvertisemet. The Dr. informs ns that he intends to
‘ j keep nothing but the j wrest articles of
i i W.ute k Co., Fort Valley, • Drugs and Medicines in bis establish -
v, i li’ icksmitb. See advertise- ment, all of which he intends to supply
! fresh from the markets. He will also
j have an experienced Druggist to prepare
, j! I*, tic*. Onion Sets at I prescriptions, and who will give his
ilt. l'.l-BRIDGES Drag Store. special attention to the business.
wish the Dr. mncli success.
ligerent gents had a
,t Saturday.
first of January the taxes
l»o and tea were greatly re-
have not heard of any of
-educing the price of these
blin Riley, the Revenue man,
-anted a divorce from Fannie
obstacle to his earthly happi-
of our subscribers who
v for the paper in wood
md money is very scarce
lit until tlio priei
nd tin
from the plo
Wc
on Saturday for C
rustei-s, under the Pnb-
wjis not as large as should
i>.\ This no doubt was
t that there was no oppo-
< t. The result, however,
of a Board who, we think,
ul to their trust aud great-
.ur district. The Board
the town district. We
from the other districts,
loner :—T. 51. Furlow.
r three years—Feter F.
Wild Laxds.—Wo publish this morn
ing from the Atlanta Inidligencer, a let
ter addressed to Governor Bullock, by
Madison Bell, the Comptroller General,
upon the subject of Wild Lands and also
official order issued by the Governor
suspending the issuing of executions for
the unpaid taxes upon the said unre-
turaed wild lands until tho-first of July
next, in accordance with the recommen
dations-of the Comptroller General.
This will afford interested parties further
time to arrange and pay the taxes fine
the State upon the same unretum6d
lands. i
On the evening of the 20th of Decem
ber last, by the Rev. D. Savage, Mr. M.
J. Doyle, late of Maeon. Ga., and Miss
Hattie N. Nekl, second daughter of
Judge J. R. M. Neel, of Georgetown, Ga.
Physicians 5Iektino.—The attention
of the Physicians of Snmter County, is
directed to the card of Drs. Hinkle,
Greene and Cooper, in to-day’s paper,
calling a meeting - in the early part of
next month. It is important that every
Physician in the county bo present, as
business of great importance to them,
as a class, must be attended to. 5Iuch
depends upon the Physicians of the
county, whether a certain event that takes
place in Amcricus next SpriDg, bo a suc
cess or a failure. We are satisfied that
so liberal a class of our fellow-citizens as
they are, will allow the movement to
fail for want of proper action on their
part.
Bgb. Mr. J. J. Smith, Cotton Avenue,
advertises in another column of this pa
per, “Great Reduction in the price of
Groceries. ** He has a large and select
assortment of articles, and one of the
neatest Grocery establishments wc ever
visited, which, judging from the manner in
which customers sneak, will soon become
one of the most popular houses in the
Our country readers will find Mr.
Smith a liberal dealer, and it will greatly
benefit then*to cull and examine his stock
before buying elsewhere.
Accompanying the above notice, v
very handsome and delicious cake from
the sisters of the groom. We wish the
happy couple long life and s fall share of
earthly pleasures, with just enough of
its sorrows to “keep their lamps trimmed
and burning” for the final Wedding
Feast of their spirits with Divine Love in
the world to come.
*50,000
WORTH OP
Dry Goods
Great Reduction in Prices
S. Waxelbaum & Co’s
NEW STORE,
&£f*Just received, a large lot of snpe-
ior Segarx, the best in town at
DR. ELDKIGE’S Drug Store.
FOR SALE.
One cheap House and T.ot near Public-
Square.
One cheap House and Lot in East
Amcricus, aud half interest in Brick
Store—good stand. Persons looking for
good investments in Americas, can do
well by applying
W. C. DODD.
Dawson, Ga.
r I>r. T. H. 8TEWART.
Americas. Ga.
E-y'Wo are closing out our entire
stock of Ladies Cloaks at 2feic York Coil.
Gkanberry Sr Co.
Dec. 17-1 m.
you buy your Furniture and
stock—it will pay y
Ki~ During the past fifty years, says the late
I>r. Geo. it. Dadd, most of the lire stock of the
country has heen most outrageously over-dosed.
Many people supposo that by converting a sick 1
horse's stomach into a sort of apothecary's shop
and grocery store the sooner would he get
well, and when the very reverse is the caae
Horses and Cattle require but little medicine in
most cases but this hbould always be an altera
tive yet sandtive character. Tho best alterative
and curative medic ine for noma and Cattle
ever kuown to science, containing no antimony
or other agent that can possibly have a bad ef
fect on the system of any living creatnre, yet
calculated to be potent m the curing of any
disease, are the justly celebrated “Amebicas
Magnetic Equis* Remedies,*■ prepared by
A Co., 8G Wabash avenue, Chicago,
oar Go to Hess* Auction House before i LonP( g
- f wl|0 a j BO polish « valuable “Treaties’
causes, symptohis and treatment of all diseas-
in Horses and Cattle, and will furnish a copy
8^ The Cin.
these questions, .aud we would.be glad to
see somebody answer them: “Why
should the people of tho South support.! *‘ C,J
tho Republican party ? The Republican ( ^
managers at Washington have done all in ] “ ari
their power to humiliate and degrade a |
brave, conquered ^people. They put the
lute slaves to rule over their former mas
ters. Thev put the ignorance and bru-
Euqnirev asks . gratis to any owner of live stock.
Each package of theso Remedies bears tin
‘certificate” of Dr. Dadd who used them extec
ively iu his practice.
Corner of Cotton Avenue and Lamar St., oppo
site the large Grocery House of Tool*
A Schumpert and Furlow A Bro.
i the low price of Cotton,
r ra, we hi
concluded to offer the balance of onr I
Stock at the following remarkable low prices
Go >d Fast colored Frinta, 10 c. yd
Very best Merrimack, Sprague,Ac 12j
Best Sbirtiug,....,
Best Sheetings,
No. 1. Osnaburga, 8 o?...
No. 2. “ *
Sea Island Homespun..
Good Bleaching,
Better quality
Osnabnrg Stripes,
Best Spun' -Tarn,
124
.10 and 121
m
.. 1 45 bun
DRESS GOODS
a the household word.
ever offered, aim
ing:
j Empress Cloth w
| Black Alpaca 4
o fdlow-
rorth 75c.
it-rican Delaines “
.17 aud 22 cents.
of tho
go-
the i
jau. 10,-tf.
Manonh- Beneficiaries.— Sec notice j
of Dr. W. W. Ford, President Ex offie
of Board of Truste«
Female College.
of the .South having any control iu its j *
government. And now, when the blacks’
themselves are turning their backs on the ;
Republicans, wc are told of tho dangers |
that surround the Republican party, and | ^
the necessity there is of keeping the gen-1
oral government in its hands for another ■
Presidential term. ”
They prohibited Hess’ Auction House.
•nd property c _ _
In CLOTHING
cTthe largest and best selected stock in
Good Casaimcro Suits $10 00 and $15 00.
Fine Walking Frock Coats, latest styles.
Freedman’s Knits from $2 50 to $5 00.
•c. Wo quote middlings i
the!
AMF.lilCUS MARKET,
ted expressly for the Republican
BY V ONTOOMEBY A SHAW.
Ahebicts, Ga., January, 11th, 1871.
BOOTS and SHOES
j Wo havo the largest stock im the city, which .
; are positively selling 25 per cent, leas than any
j other house, as we purchase them direct from
. F. Cooper.
SPEER &
IIA MST'.US AM
, List of Letters remaining
f Furlow Masonic j Americus Post office, held for Postage,; ^
j if uot called for in liftcen days will Ik| cOES'-wiiito »l as'^TbuIbeL
“* j sent to the Dead letter office, January j MEAL—$1 40 bushel.
2d, 1871:
J. W. Burke, Macon, Ga.
Miss S. Bmmblow, Reynolds, Ohio
D. M. Beckwith, Quincy, Florida.
5Iiss Clancy Brown,_Cntlibert,_G
I Boston.
_ ■ Having determined
nd patrons all the inducements the market af-
I fords we invite all to call and examine c
I of
friends
';et af-
O
z
Morobant Tailor,
fJTOULD respectfully call the attention of the
WW citizens of Americas and surrounding conn-
ry to the fact that ho is prepared to make all
lands of
CUSTOM-MADE WORK
at the shortest notice. We have
Two European Workmen
who willgii
.. satisfaction to the trade. Owing
that be has had a good patronage '
. ears from the public, he feels able i
is willing to ent an d make clothes at moderately
low prices, so as to save the ladies the trouble ol
making them, as he can then better fnfill bis
above promise: No fit, no pay. Repairing and
cleaning done .i
rhort notice.
South Side Iaunur Street.
S. COHEN,
removal
S. P. BOONE
i tho old stand t
— 1 occupied
by him last year—known as the G. M. Hay
: - manufacturing, and keeps con
stantly on hand a frill supply of
Pino XHimituro.
PARLOR SETS,
In Walnut and Mahogany;
CHAMBER SETS,
With and without marble tops
COTTAGE SETS,
BEDSTEADS,MATTRESSES
Chairs, Baskets, Brooms
WINDOW SHADES, WALL PAPER
METALLIC CASES AND COFFINS
In great variety. Repairing promptly attended
to. Orders filled with satisfaction and dispatch
To Rent.
T HE large Htowarart Ware House, no'
pied by Harrold, Johnson A Co., two Brick
o» Cot-— * - - •• *- •••
East Americns, and a good stable near the pub
lic square to rent. A n.%.
dec 18 lm W. o. DODD.
small dwelling in
bio near the pr*
STEWART, oi
HOOKS,
unOKRltS,
OATS—90c. per bushel.
! BACON—Cle;
Sides 14Q15<
SYRUPS
,• pa id fur thei
BUY AND KELL STOCKS. BONDS, GOLD,
Mrs.
Mis, C; „-,U ; J Mania, Ala. ImsB US
Archie M. Duffie, Yvaxnhaaliei, Texas. TOBACCO—75r,/.ji so per tf. for soui
G. F. Downs, Howard Station. Ga. j BUTTER—Goshen 35c. Country 4ti.
' LOGS—Buying 35c. Belling 45c.
LARD—Prime Leaf 20^22Jc.
PLOUlt—5S 00(V$$u oo acchriling to quality.
" * ntine, 18c4 box, retail 25c.
. 1 bbls $5 00@$8 50
i bbl $0 00(<Cfl2 00. Bbls $16 00@$:i0 00.
barrel.
I Drafts Collected at Ranki
, i i\e«l a splendid stock of
..f British Hose, for ladies
In-s' Auction House.
• A gel
Temi-lars.—Tho order in this
constantly growing in numbers
d influence. Lost 5Iouday night eight
I***-" members were initnted, into
.Tu ge l -1 p r j ce j j0i jp Cii an ,] te a or twelve npplica-
Seliool Com-
tlie County Board.—D.
:. Shepherd.
•1. Reese.
tions received. Come up friends and
help us in our noble work. We hear it
whispered that application will shortly be
made for a charter to organize another
new Lodge in Amcricus. Thut’s a move
iu the right direction. Would that there
were half a dozen lodges in the city, all
llourisbing. The more lodges, the bet
ter for the cause.
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, Ac.
Call before you purchase eleewhere, and yon
will find that yon can get more hero for a little
money than any where in the city.
Remember the old reliable firm of
S. WAXELBAIT5I Sc CO.
Dr. J. Fogle, Columbus, Ga.
51 rs. Griffin, Saudfud, Fla.
Wm. H. Jenkins, New York, N. Y.
Miles Johnson, Perry, Ga.
John Joiner, Montezuma, Ga.
Kiddoo Sr Hood, Cuthbert, Ga.
Dr. A. J. Logau, Savannah, Ga.
W. L. Livingston, Albany, Ga.
E. P. LaPrade, Fort Gaines, Ga.
John T. Persons, Barnesville, Ga.
dames Powell, Americus, Ga.
D. A. Passmore, 5Iacon Ga.
Joseph C. Kigali, Dublin, Ga.
5Iis$ E. 51. Sims, Americas, Go.
Miss. Mollie Slone, Americns Ga. .
5Iiss Fannie Skipper. Butler, On.
5Irs. 51. Tinesly, Ft Gaines, Ga.
J. C. Turner, Entaw, Ala..
R. A. Tiner, Americus, Ga.
John R. Williams, Americus, Ga.
J). RARWALD. P. M.
r.YNDLKS—Adamant
cox, January in, even
r; middling 14.
r.OdAH, January 10.-
m Millings
WM. LAZARON,
HAS JUST RECEIVED
And will sell A T ery Ix>w,
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
FURS,
of til
ecity of Americns are
lorahle, faithful, indefu-
emble and incorruptible
iluct themselves in such
ey may be proud to be
>-.* Auction House is one of the
<mv:iieiieios in the city. The
mens is evt r pealing, “ going,
a-1 " and you h^vo a splendid
i ba ud, Alatress, Shawl, Dress
r something else at less than
s ri «1 value, and liesidea, Hess
those good-natured, pleasant
i tlut a person likes to deal with.
L having but little money to
wishing to make it of as much
\ o->ih!c should visit Hess. His
v lought expressly to sell cheap,
Kictii/n or private sale and it is
“I^ihl'* to miss getting a
Ellaville Hotel.—Judge Eason hav-
g withdrau n from the management of
this house, Maj. W. C. P. Cloghorn lias
taken charge of the same. He is pre
pared t > give ample accommodation nnd
satisfaction to ' all who may make his
Hotel their headquarters. Travelers and
all others who may stop at his house will
find a regular Old Virginia welcome.
fla5“A spleudid stock of Furniture, con
sisting of Wardoltfs, Bureaus, Bedsteads,
Chairs, at the lowest prices, to l>e found
at Hess’ Auction House.
New York Gos-ip.
We clip the following from thespright-1
y New York correspondence for the St-
Louis Republican .•
Of all the female lecturers I have as j
yet heard, Olive T.ogan is the brightest |
and most enjoyable.
GRANBERRY & CO,
Again ANNOUNCE that they Will Goods
Only for Cash.
LOW, and a large portiou of it will lie Bold
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
F OR O A. S H!
OUR STOCK
DRY GOOD S
-AND-
MILLINERY
WILL BE SOLD SO LOW
Aft never known before!
J. J. PEARCE, BUTLER & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS.
Jackson Street,. Anginas, Go
_nov 15 8m*
Dissolution.
T HE firm of ADAMS, WASHBURN A CO.,
this day d : —•—•* *- *
bum retires.
LETTN E R & FRICK E R ’iS
iimiT :
Tinder the Barlow House,
Am orioxua
GoorglA,
its bo found a full and complete stock of Fine GOLD, SILVER and
JS tho place when
Cheap Watches,
JEWIilillY of the lal
The Meriden Britanuiz Co's, Plated Spours. Forks. Knives, <
i. Cups, Tea-Sets, Syrup-Cups,
receive any pnueo from u
also tho best American di
„ Ac. Spectacles are a Specialty
of Oplic’s a good deal of study, we are enabled to do justice , bv
nd suit them with GLASSES of the proper kina anil focus, aud not charge from
the value of a pair of SPECTACI Ji8. as the Itinerant Peddlers, so-called “Opti-
Badges, Rings, Hair-Jewelry Ac., made
We havo a FULL LINE of ^
Gold-Pens, Albums, Portmonnies, Work-Boxes, Writing-Desks, Ac. Spectacles
“ iAU "" Having given the science of Oplic’s a good deal of stui* “ *
• customers and suit them with
WATCH WORK A SPECIALTY
Any Watch tha
pair and made a:
_v — Oh ry sol it
has btM-u iujured by incompetent Workmen, or otherwise, put in thorough r
LEITNEIt & FltlCKEK.
W. L. Wadsworth & Co,.
COOK STOVES,
OP THE BEST BBAXDS IN THE UNION.
MONUMENTAL, QUEEN OF THE SOUTH. DELTA,
QUEEN OF THE
PLANTER, &c.
s day dissolved by consent. H. K. Wasli-
We will continue the busiuesa a
eigumente of Cotton, pledging prompt
We have arranged to nolo
nionths when desired, and advance three-fourths
cotton for three
;hcn desired, and silvan
Kavannali, Ga., Nov. 1,1870.
To Bent.
v 10 tr
the
W.P.
3,000 lbs. PURE WHITE LEAD,
Ten Tons Iron,
L I.IS E ED OIL,
GLASS AND PUTTY.
Glass Fruit ars,
100 kgs. Nails,2 doz. Wheelbarrows,
200 prs. Traces,lO doz. Boot Hames,10 doz. Ames’
Shovels & Spades, Table & Pocket Cutlery,
Plated Castors, Forks & Spoons,
WABm $ IMEEfiS,
BOOK
: B.'3:f.— 1 Tbu laigesC Ox in the
"<>rl.l is low on exhibition in thin
ati'T canvas in the Court House
• He is six years old and was
in Ronrbi'u county, Kentucky.—
inu ‘ ' l ' us ' l.-ited tlie principal cities
L'Lited States ami Europe, and at
•rid > l air in I’arw took the prize
lumdud am! fifty-four pounds
“i* hatiohf. When last weighed
" kicked the beam ” at forty-
a h«l and forty pounds, lie meas-
'ibi:. h-etin length, eleven feet
around tho girth uud is live
v - ?t and a half inohi s high. Iu
: -c Durham steer is a huge m
.Tim sight is worth the i
After twelve years of work the
5Iount Cenis tunnel is finished through
the Alps. The tunnel is twenty-one feet
and seven inches high. The width at the
base is twenty-five feet eight and n half
inches, and at the broadest part twenty-
six feet, two and three-quarter inches.—
The work cost one hundred and seventy
million francs, nnd is seven and fonr-fiiths
miles in length.
Cannot be rightly placed among them.
There is a hard, political, bearded look
about h‘T. She has a stony' sort of elo-
ifnence, such ns Demosthenes astounded
the aucieuU with after Ins nourishing
diet of pebbles. She will uot condescend
to be entertaining. With a Grand
grundish uir she pitches into facts and
administers ’em with the same grim satis
faction with which grandma used to give
• dose of castor oil. Mommy l ight
this Spartan maiden prononueed an ada
mantine oration upon tho armor encased
form of that cast-iron prodigy, “Joan of
Arc.” It was listened to with social in-
Hox. A. H. Stephens.—We transfer
tho extract of> letter from 5Ir. Stephens
published in the Augusta Constitution-
nltit of the 5th iust., to our columns, up
on the lease of the State Road.
Wo also publish a more recent letter
from Mr. S. transferring all his interest
in said Road to the State of Georgia. The
letter explains itself.
rated.
diffel
Mid after two hoi
icd solei
Com mm
Mu. Editor : As fU-rretary of the Ag
ricultural Association of onr county. Col.
Lewis has sent me the following commu
nication :
—the woman convinced that Anna
Joan had a very fate ordained ’em
the men rejoicing that fa!« had d
’em such bird fein^t-n' as Anna
Joan, except iu :»ueU ];roj)ortiou »
Miss Dickinson’s personal appeLnee 1
elicited from a little live year old hoy.
As she surveyed her audience and ran
her lingers through her hair, I carelessly
asked small Tommy if lie knew who that
was* “Yes, inarm,” was the prompt re
ply *, “John T. Rufi’ainn.” ^ „
A ;.U.\HT Yon H.
. This youth
OIsT 'A CREDIT. |
* Vie have NO CREDIT PRICE.
•lilFOR;
THE MONEY, and have but
Wu luvo a full stock of I
Northern and Southern mai
Plaiild for servants, Oaiiah
Bleached Bhirtiugs and Hheet
COME AND TRY!
YOU WILL SURELY FIND SOME
THING TO SUIT YOU !!
Brn
aud :
CASH PRICES,
orrespoiidiug with the LOW price or COTTON.!
MERINOS, j
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
POPLINS,
BL’K A COL’D SILKS, |
XL IXJWE* THAN USUAL FOa CASH.
WE ARE WILLING TO SELL YOU
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
WM. LAZAUON'S.
A LARGE STOCK
Utifld
SHAWLS, cheap
Hosiery lower than ever r
‘ Blankets, Pr
Irish Jim u, Pi!lo'
m, W hit« Goods, TaLlo Damask.
>w r usr Lmen and Sl.iethig. all
» life, thai
-1= .v.l,;
EirrisEB.—Mr. James 1*.
«ml proprietor of that
.offers it for sale. Fail-
cause of his wish to le
ss. If not disposed off
, it will be withdrawn
The officers and Members of the County
Agrienltural Societies are notified that it
' important that they should hold .iheir
meetingsjw early os possible, for the elec-
• ! j Cr ^. A!l those parties who t
ii-is v, ; ° r ‘ ir '. vt h'ng. up to Ju
" rn; ' r<i and settle
Leitner
miary 1st o
(irnestly requested to com
jnn7-tf.
selling Fine Sowed Calf
', f H it • "/“durer’i prices—also a lot
Gkanberey & Co.
• U-lm.
inti.’,,
, u,I!E * ; ce Sewjso Machine.-This
H ,w leut “fiohine is now on exhibition
' Irs - Spaulding’s Book Store. •
^ desiring » good Sewipg. Machine
u 1 ( ° WC U to call and famine thfa.
HRS. E. C. SPAULDING.
Agent
Uh, 1S70.
Delegates f<» the 22d Felu
Convention, 1871, of tho State 'Agricul
tural Society.
Tho names of Delegates should be
scut forward immediately to this office,
. under the agroemeut with the Rail
roads, the tickets must be filled out here
with names of tho Delegates, and then
sent to the Superintendents for their
signatures, and by them forwarded to
the Delegates.’ The process req:
and immediate action on the part
of County Societies is required to insure
o timely receipt of tickets by all Dele-
ites. D. W. LEWIS,
Secretary.
This body will convene at Macoa,
Railroad faro freeagoing and returning.
A good attendance of oar Association is
required at our next regular meeting, the
seventh of February, for the purpose of
electing Delegates to the Macon Conven
tion. -
By order of the President
M. CALLAWAY,
Seoetaiy.
• two
uder my charge ji
ie1iix
and led r
eiinstituting myself <•: sort of
Sunday Scbb; !, I wet down
•need operation on Tom. He
ared nothing for my personal
obserratioo of bis iniquity, so I got up u
chilling narrative of the All-seeing Evo.
The next day to reward him for depravi
ty, I took him to tl.ee reus The Hip-
potheatron is a circular iron building with
•le window save a small opt
•of. Tom took iu LLs snrronnd-
1 turning around, in his shrill
SAiigout : “Gcd can’t see
here, can he ?\ It wus no i«l:»ce to o
tinue my religioua instructions, «
hnslnnl upjmy young theologian, but
sured him God saw him even there
There wus silence for a moment, when
Again lie broke nut: “Then God
the show for nothing 1”
ftteeting.
Astounding Low Prices
FOR CASH.
IRELLAS, WINDOW
. J.
•lejof Ti<Jdi.g, warranted
TO BE SOLD AT COST
FOR CASH!
at Mrs. M. T. ELAM’S.
SHALE) usd OiL CLOTHS.
A very purcrio
ho’il Kathtru.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.
•ck.,r
At KfrUm od Prices lor Cash.
Also. CASTORS,
• and Pocket lift iris.
Raking Powder*, PoUu.li. Smoking and Chewin-
■rv large stock of
: SADDLES,
jnki, TnveUiog Digs and UaAcl.i, all at
We ha'
LARGEST STOCK OP
CARPETINGS!
FINE PLAID and SILK POPLINS,
French Merinos,
Satins, Alpacas,
DeLaines,
All Wool Shawls,
Ac., &c.
ut Mrs. M. T. ELAM’S.
HAVING OPENF.il
FALL STOCK
I invite my friends nnd Customers to call and
examine it.
I intend to keep everything that should bo in
FIRST CLASS BOOKSTORE,
il l thiuk on examination it will prove to lie m
Besides all kinds o
SCHOOL BOOKS
used in this coinmnnity.
Revenue Stamps, Papers
Pictorials of the Day.
e assortment of Miscellaneous read-
Gin Gearing.
100 PLOUGHS.
CANE MILLS.
TOOLS, HANDSAWS, PLANES, AUGERS, ETC.,
Blacksmith^ Tools,
Garden Tools, Builder’s Hardware, etc., etc.
We also Manufacture TINWARE, and do ROOFING if* GUT
TERING, in the beM style and,WARRANT IT.
We make the assertion without fear of being accused of “blow
ing,” that we have the LARGEST an d CHEAPEST stock ot
goods in our line EVER BEFORE OFFERED TO THE
CITIZENS OF THIS SECTION, all of which we pro
pose to Sell at the LOWEST POSSIBLE LIVING RATES,
ing, among the ohoi
Dickons’ M orks,
Waverly Novels.
5frd. Lee Hunt/.’a Work,
Queen Hortense—Muhiback.
Diary of the Cotta Family.
Old Fashioned Girl,
Moods—by the same Antlior,
All the Poets—different styles
Marinu Harlaud, Mrs. Holmes,
and others too numerous to mention.
te P0R CASH,^
Agents for CHAMPION MILLS FLOUR, at Wholesale only.
Come aud satisfy yourselves.
EVERYBODY IS IFVYTED ! !
HUB MB
Rose Tint, White and Mourning
PAPER and ENVELOPES,
A FINK ASSORTMENT OF
anr as,
Anuudktaa .......
P.onncto, Chignon**, Cnrln, and all the h
Novelties in Fashionable MHHnery,
Velvet a, Hats,
all the latent
- J. at
MRS. ELAM’S.
Ar\d at ower Prices
INSOMEOFOUR LARGER TOWNS.
common Li grain trora 50 cents a yard up.
Superfine nnd Extra Superfine,
Hemp, Venetian uutl Felt. .
JtgrHavA your Preserifitious filled at
DR. ELDRIDGE’H Popular Drug Htore,
they are always ready to serve you night
day.
US’** Wo have a beautiful lot of
; JAPANESE SILKS,
and Poplins Uiat we will sell ok New York
cost. Gbandkrrt & Co.
Dec. 17-lin. V *
‘BarreUV E
Beautiful’S plya.
lAPESTRY BRUSSELS. AND RICH VELVETS,
Of entirely new Styles aud Patterns.
iV. |
Wo -cordially invito ell to call'and examine
WALL PAPER
G8.VXBEKEY & CO.
’ Oct. v*f. .
OR. SHALLEMCSRCER’S
Fever and Ague
AN T ID O T E
. tbo CtilUe.
ThiaAL Li-*. i L .»luvn. t-etor? *tho Public
D-—y *-X'jj Ui 1 Li cf.il ahe ul of till other
kn»wa f j.-nc-Let djL t n.»t purge, doer.
eafe in
n>t sli'-i* ib
L.iUaooe.aad
•s the tjdf Alcciojav
OURS I.U W1BDIATELY
p««naac;.tiy every fopn of Fever an
it is a. perfect Auttdote 1
So|il by all Druegiet*.
UJITIA.IJ pafer,
FRENCH PAP7J ANJ> ENVELOPES.
BLANK BOOKS,
of all sizes to suit customers.
ISKSM JliJfPKhSST mm8,
Black, Blac, Bod aud Purpfe.
I torktitten tlie children,
Ayer’s Cathartic Pills,
tho purposes of a Laxative
Perhaps no one medb
cine is so universally
required by every
body aa a cathartic,
'"'sat
LOSTTQR MISLAID.
A trailing for t
1870 end 1871, each for two *1
able mJfJgnlL^ 1 ^Tis, and made juy-
adopted h
this mild but efficient
purgative mil. Tbe
obvious reason is,
that it is a more relia
ble and fiir more ef-
any other.
tried it, know that it cured them: those
jurcuinciH, must
not, know that it cures their neighbors al
and ell know that what it does once WBI
thaUnieverfailsthrough any fhult or i
Christmas Presents
ill combine amnsrtne-ut, Inatrui tiun and
Jurahility. I have not
TOYS
of various descriptions,
but I havo Selected w>tno very choice reading
Suay Sunnyaido,
Little Prud
Aunt friendly’s series,
PICTURE AND FR AMES,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Pianos, Violins, Gcitara,
FLUTSNAS AND AGC0RDE0N8.
Theso items nill close my list. I ask
friends to call and examine for themselves.
MBS. E.C; SPAULDING,
iv.12.-3m. ' Lunar Btm
being purely vegetable, no harm can ariaa from
their nse in any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on the
Pitt* rapidly cure:—
For Dyspepsia or ,
MM, iMfSW end Iasi sTlpMiM, they
afrouldbe taken moderately to stimulate the stout*
ach, and restore ita healthy toasmdaetfoa.
ache, Jaandlcf or Grera Stcl(nsa,BU«
imu Colic and Billons S'eTeis,they should
W. B. STALLINOH.
GETTING MARRIED.—Em-
Uimu f< f >r>< ,l:,c . n, ' ,, “r oll ' Uie delights ol
juopritrty id imiiropriotv of yct-
U MUiitaiy help for those who
raatrimonsal 'mppinevij. i-ei
.VALUABLEproperty
? von KALE IN BlU NBWieK, Oa., con-
‘ lit piuxcastrs, finely sitnatiiL
AQ(\ ACWSH
“OU nith and
CMitly surveyed into lots and
* — 1 " prices to enco
meut-. prcseiituig great iuducenn.nl
capitalists and Olliers wi&umg to m
valuable investments, as the prone:
make safe and
■iv must ail-
iipprovoe.— .
•tun ur procured nt\l
S. if. HAWKINS, Attorney
for Charles Day.
T HE SCIENCE OF MAN—f or the boat expo
sition of Human Science, in which man's
character, capabilities, aud most appropriate
pnreuita nre given, see THE PllltENUIXjioiU-
ALJObKNAL, for 1871, a first-class magazine.
ready, containing THE BEECHERS,
No. It. „ I, ,! jiii „ ,,
with several portraits end biographiwj; IL if’
^latlin, ilie luerchant; R. II. Woods—* -* " *•
lornia; the Moiraans, their ichgi
UeTtslIciifl llHesi TrTeVithny ihtmlrl *ornia ; the Mermans, their religion, mode <
be Judicionsly talwn for each caseTto eonect tho phvernment, i’obgamy, et«*. wiffi 40 Ulubtn
dlaeaaed action orremovo the obanucaoni which tlous, w.tuvrmg the use and abuse of all the hi
facultioe. Only $3 A YEAR,
Sid., Back Kid I»l«.,Uiej should bSontiiJ
to produce the effect of a drastic purge.
ugjpsssTu.* aSw:
P A. • PtU, ttks ono ot two Mb to
W.J,' New York. ’ '
FAIR WARNING!
TO WHOM IT HAT CONCERN :
ALL parties who owe us, if not paid by tire 1st
**• dsy of January, 1871, or some arrangement
made, will bo exposed in the pnblio journals of
this jiace and Hacon. W’e have stood it Just as
long as wo intend to- I mean what I say, and I
do ay sure you that I am net afraid to act; I
We except cosh
S. It CAIN.