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VOL. XXIII. darlg Cmrafo |Utos. IS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY. OFFICE IN “NEWS BUILDING,” Blakely, Ga. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: One Copy, Six Months S .73 One Copy, Eight Months SI,OO One Copy, One Your Si,so .in advance—butwhcn not paid until theend i of the year, fifty per cent, will be added. RATES OF ADVERTISING. One square, (ton lines or less of solid Bourgeois) 1 insertion Si SO 'For each subsequent insertion.. SO All personal matter double price. Obituaries will be charged lor as ether advertisements. Notices in local column, 20 cents per line. Editorial notices, where requested, for indi vidual benefit, 20 cents per line. For a man advertising his wife...... 510.00 Advertisements inserted without opacifica tion as to the number of insertions, will be published until ordered out, and charged ac cordingly. All advertisements duo when handed in. Professional Cards. ©SMKkH© ©- CBty^Klg Attorney at Law, COLQUITT, GA. Prompt attention given to all business en trusted to me. [op . 20. Kc &a„ ATTORNEY AT LAW, BLAKELY, GA. ClSce—One Boor Soath of News Office. vO-25-t . ~ [L, ©a Attorney at Law, MORGAN, GEORGIA. WILL give close attention to all busi ness entrusted to his care m Albany Circuit. 7 ts dr. t. m. Howard” 15entist & Physician., Blakely, Ga. Parties living at a distance wishing to •make Dental appointments, will please do so through the mail. A clioice selection ot pure, fresh THUGS & MEDICINES ikept on hand, for sale at reasonable prices -ior the CASH ONLY. May 4, 1882. FRYER’S STABLES. The TRAVELING PUBLIC and others Rre hereby informed that my livery. Sire an?! Sale Stables are now well BUpplied with first-class Stoc.., chicles oi all laud#, anti every convenience for the safe trunport of passengers, hauling goods and other service usually, -desired of stable i eepers. Peing in the business but a short time, my whole outfit is new and s: rviccab/e. My location is convenient for the traveling public, the Stable b- iiv lit-of-the Depot, ftnd within call of my /dwelling. When not *t my Stable or dwelling, calls will be answered from the Store of Fryer & Son, se"- -oud door north of tJie 1101-M. Parties wishing their •stock attended to, can have them tu.l iJto the Stable, v carefully groomed and fed and brought out again witli ,.out trouble to thenasevea, by leaving their orders at store. Charges reasonable and guar anteed. Public patronage respectfully aelicitm K. L. Fit YES. Blakely, Ga., Sept. 21, 1882. BLAKELY livery, Hire awl Sale Stable : GEO. E. CSIieSTEAD. Proprietor. -JAJ& J This stable is located ox the public Square convenient for parties who may wish to -see how their stock is cared for—and especially cou -venient for Drovers to exhibit their stock. Water in side the Stable, troughs and shelters in the lot, on .short, every convenience necessary for the comlort of Horses and the care of Vehicles. Conveyances always on hand for the accommodation .of traveling salesmen and others, at re 1 finable . Vehicles meet every Train. The patronage of the pub •»*!<• solicited. Blakely Ga., May,4th, 1882. BURIAL CASES. ** ‘ WE HAVE ON HAND, and will beep constantly in store, a line lot of Rose wood, Mahogany and Walnut Burial Cases of assorted sizes, for sale at prices as favor able as in other markets. Call and examine them. S. H. POWELL, E. L. FRYER. Blakely, Ga., Aug. 3, 1882. ly. YOUR DEBTS._t: Early County News. «w©QJJ©©ll©© TO AikA [PW ©I©^©“°““©ODDSIS TOM AD2S TOER] ©@ AKlfi^© a !> -w CENTRAL Bflti€*BT9RE 9 BLAKELY, GA., DIF DOSTOR, Pio’iv offers t 0 t!IG P ublic > Reasonable Rates, EVERYTHING .connected with the DRUG BUSIN'ESS. Prescriptions carefully compound ed with the purest articles known. ALL CLASSES OF LUMBER delivered at Blakely, or any other point on niiv Ivailroad, as CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. CONTRACTING. | AVe contract tor the erection of all classes { of Buildings, and can furnish all the mate rial, as wo have the advantage of low prices iti everything used therein, and have a good corps of workmen in our employment. Carriage and Buggy Work. In this lino we can do as good wotk as can bo done anywhere. We put up new work or repair old. as may be needed. Farm work of all kinds done with dispatch. Bug-gies and Wagons a Specialty. V, e have the best workmen employed, and guarantee all work. Our new two story Workshop will soon be coo piloted, and we respectfully request the patronage of any who may need anything in our line. N- W. PACE & SON. Arlington, Ga., Fob. 2, 1882. iiotelsT CEHTRAX HOTEL, Fort Gaines, Georgia, A. S. BEO Wl, Pro»'r. This well known and popular house under the nianagemcrit of its new proprietor is ful ly sustaining its reputation as a first-class Hotel. Situated in the center part of busi ness, with rooms comfortable and airy—its table is supplied with the very best. A large sample room is kept for the especial accommodation of travellinffsalesnien, and the comfort of all guests carefully looked after. In connection with the Hotel is run a first class Livery .Stable, where parties can be « furnished with conveyances at reasonable rates. [ap. 0-ly. BARNES’ HOTij. Albany. Georgia. rpillS WELL KNOWN HOUSE, IS Ji situated .near the centre of the .busi ness portion of the city, and is .still kept hv Merrick Barnes, its original owner and proprietor. Its fare and accommodations are the best that can be provided, and charg es moderate. , Aug;., 28, 1874. 3-1 v " noticeF THE CORBETT HOUSE. To Friends Pu.tr ons and tlic Public • (iSeiiurally, \7OU ARE RESPECTFULLY INFORMED THAT £ I£. C. Corbett, formerly of the National Hotel, and. more recently of the Corbett House on Second Street, lias purchased, thoroughly renovated and furn ished the large anil elegant t hroe story brick building known as the Lawton Tenament House, situated on Poplar Street, second house above the City Hall, just five minutes walk from the general passenger depot, where he will be pleased to see all who may favor him with their patronage—either by day, week or month. Persons visiting the city for pleasure, business or health will find the Corbett House pleasantly situated, in a first-class location, commanding as fine a'view of the city as any place in-it. The air pure and coqJ, and water fine. He guarrantees Ilia fare as good ar the market affords. Terms reasonable. Call and try us. E. O. OORIiKTT, Pror. Corbett Hoi .sc Macon, September 24, 1879. Y£isscellaneons Cards, ■Watchmaker and Jeweler. rirmE subscriber now occupies tbe room I over Mr. J. Butler’s bar room, where he will be happy to serve his friends and the public generally, in repairing and cleaning Oloeks, Watches and Jewelry: also, in plating in gold and silver. He nlsoikceps on hand a supply of steel and silver-plated Specta cles/ lie is prepared to fit the eyes of all that are de'ectiye, either from shortsighted ness or decay. Also, keeps an illustrated pamphlet of Jewelry, Rings, Charms, Lock- ■ ets, &c., which can be inspected by parties wishing to order any of said articles. He has made arrrangenenls whereby lie can supply any article in bis line not on hand promptly, and warranted to he as recoin, mended. S-igf-Old Gold and Silver taken in pay ment for work. TIIOS. WILLIAJCS. Jauuurv 1878. 25-ly. BLAKELY, GA., THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 28, 1882. TO THE PEOPLE! OUR MR. -T. -T. SMITH !• as just returned Irom the markets, where he has laid in for our Fall Trade, one of the most complete and varied assortments cf !VEo.x*ol^£&i:sLcl.lis»e it has evty been our pleasure to carry. Our Stock is now being rapidly received, and when in will be complete in every Department-. Our Sroek, as heretofore, will J,insist of DRYGOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING. IIATS, HARDWARE, TINWARE, <fc„ &e. In our Grocery Department we have never had such an assortment. Fine Baltimore Pearl Grits (tlie finest in tlie world), Hygienic Oat Meal (in 5 lb. packages), Apple But ter, Canned Okra and Tomatoes, Canned Pine Apples, Herrings, gunned Roast Beef, Sal mon, Mackerel canned, in barrels and kits, Cream Cheese, Oysters, Sardines, Pickles, Sauces, Condensed Milk, Candies, plain and fancy', Crackers, Ac. We extend a PRESSING INVITATION to everybody to come to see us. We charge nothing for showing Goods, and believe we can make it to your int“rest to look through our Stock before making your purchases. All wo ask is an inspection of our Stock. We’ve got the goods, and INTEND TO SELL THEM IF VEIIV BOTTOM FIGURES WILL DO IT. SMITH & JAMES. Rlakelys <4u. 9 August 24, ’B2, We congratulate our nuirerous fiiends ami customers on their *afe landing across the STARVATION 6HASM, and tliek' promise of deliverance from*another crossing in the nea> future. We are now brought, however, to a i?Ed©OI>Y CHASM, over which we have to sail, and to make a safe landing it wik re quire the assistance of all who arc indebted to us. We aie stock ing up again and will soon be complete in EVERY 3D : EPAiEI'MEUT, and as we buy altogether for cash, we are prepared to give mir customers and friends the benefit of ROCK JSO'J TOM l’lilCES. Bring in your cotton, pay your debts, buy all the goods you want ■•Sv.-U'hTJi'—J' jS'Jllx J.rE!E q— u ; li p, m m ur Ane Fa Iffia S&r Hi wile %/'§s&&s IL* Blakely, September 1, 1882. P. S. Our Book Keeper is a little or der the weather, and will not he able to make any entries, except on the credit, side of tbe Ledger. So the boys in ilia store will be compell ed to sell strictly for casli for the balance of the season. J. M. & R, W. WADE. Iff ff £ll P 11 ||| TO FEONT A® AIMS I hereby give notice to mv friends and the public generally, that I am hotter prepared than ever before to do a GENERAL MERCIIANELSE BUSINESS. The recent reduc tion on freights by water (which are always cheaper than by railroad) gives me a decide 1 advantage ever mv less fortunate competitors wJt*«hip by Bail-road. The fact that I con trol POUTER’S FERRY, and -do my own shipping, is another considerable advantage. Besides, I live in the country, where I have rio wood to buy, .tor town taxes to pay. All this, coupled with the fact that I have just completed a large ana commodious extension to my Store House, and have received one of the largest and llest Selected Sleeks Ever bought for this place, to which additions arc being made almost daily, renders Cedar Spring the-'best- point for trade to all the surrounding country. My stock consists cl EI^TTEaE^YTECIINrCSt From u Cambric Needle to a .WHITE SEWIIS fijIACME, (which, by the way, is the best Machine made,) all of which will he sold away down be low low water mark. Don’t be satisfied by' small samples sent to you, but come right along and see the Goods for yourself. My shipping advantages enable me to pay a little more for Cotton than those who ship by Rail. Bring on your Cotton. ! W. t. SBEFFIEU. rgYSk as 7 ” Woofl I) EAJr Elt I N FURmTiraR AM) OABPBTS, Spring J3eds, AVindow Sliadcs and YT at tings. Elegantly Finished Metal Cases and Caskets. Also, Cases, Collins and Caskets, in all Woods. Orders Ly telegraph promptly at tended to. Next to Lanier House, - MACON, GA. EARLY COUNTY NEWS IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PLANTERS OF GEORGIA. f'N order that our planting friends throughout the State may he enabled to procure and use the following established brands of our make, we are selling them direct to Far mers of Georgia, for Cash, at the following Jleulted Pkices. This saving to Far mers and Planters is very considerable, and by their Clubbing together and buying in quantity, there is also a great saving in freight, therefore send your orders direct to us tor these Fertilizers and you will get them without any middle profit and at lowest charg es for freight. BAUGH'S “MEW PROCESS” DISSOLVED BONES* . Price, 2d.00 Per Single Ton, in New Bags of 200 lbs. each, Free on board Cars or liotii at Works. Cash with order. BAUGH’S . “ECONOMICAL” ' FERTILIZER. Price £27.00 per Single Ton, in New Bags of 200 lbs. each, Free on board Cars or Boat at Works. Cash with order. BAUGH’S DOUBLE EAGLE PHOSPHATE. Price $20.00 per Single Ton, in new Bags of 200 ibs. each, Free ou board Cars or Boa at Works. Cash with Order. ‘W'c will allow a Special Discount of SI.OO per Ton from above Prices, on all orders | ! ul 'fen Tons or over. Send for Circular giving analyses of all our standard brands of Bone Fertilizers, with instructions for making HOME-MADE FERTILIZERS, CALI. OX Oil ADDItRSS BAUGH & SONS, 103 South Street, ILiltimore, Md. Eiv! A. I. J - L - towneb, After a thorough trial of the // t w SU ir is t EE> /induqtnr 111 IKON TONIC, I take pleasure / THC / lnaußtry > ... in stating: that I have been . .. I consider It greatly benefited by its / kan! l| fy | fi R $ /' a most eGccolfejit remedy for use. ministers and Pub* # _ Vt&Mf the debilitated vital forces. KiBPAEBD 87 TBS Dli. HARTER MEDICINE CO., 212 IT. IIAIIT ST., Cl. LOCIC." tie mfUM-'SeiU One of the Oldest, Most Substantial and Influential Papers in the South. 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GEORGIA—KAItLY COUNTY: WIIEUEAS, George F. Barksdale lias I tile.l <iis application for Letters if Administration upon tlie Estate of Funny A. Cole, deceased. ’This is to notify j* 11 par ties at interest to show cause, if any they have, why said Letters should not bo grant ed said applicant, on or byAhedirst Monday in .January, 1883. Otherwise Letters of Ad ministration will be granted to said appli cant. Witness my lirnd and eJlicial ftignu ture, this, Itecember b, Eis-42. J. I>. JOfcGS, Ordinary. Notice. WHEREAS, B. F. .Maddox, Ac minis triitor of S. N. Lneus, has made his final return and fully administered the ec tato, and applies for letters of dismission from said estate. .This is to cite all persons at interest to tile their objections, if any they have, otherwise letters of dismission will be gvantel ou tl e first Monday in April, 1883. .IAS. B. JOAEG, Ordinary, Doc. 13, 1882. 3nv.