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Tlie Weekly Democrat. XfltTRSD AY, JI^N E 13, 1873. t lTY AND COUNTY AFFAIRS. C C. Kino, having bought the ppu'ff store on' South-Broad street liiiowi. as the “City Drug Stoke,” js determined*o keep on hand at all - limes, a full and complete stock;of p r ,„rs- aisd a good assortment, of tancy and toilet articles, paints, oils, varaishe^ a fine article of kerosene oil- fine wines-and brandies for med ical purposes, etc. The celebrated Plantation Pills and Rcmedy-for Rheumatism,. sold by the former proprietors, can al ways be found at this establishment. Mr. “King is an experienced Drug- * fi i s t } and intends by close attention to business, fair dealing, etc., to merit a liberal share of patronage. Great reduction in prices of dress goods at the Flint River Stores. 17 Best Japanese poplins 25 and 30 cents; black ground grenadines with colored s ripes at 25 cents; figured and striped bareges at 20 cents; lines, all colors, at 25 gents; travel- jiicr dress goods 25 to 30 cents; fig ured linen lawn at 25 cents; figured muslins and lawns 15 to 25 cents. Morgan k Harrell are the hien to purchase your drugs of when you coinc to town. They have decidedly the nicest drug establishment in this part ot the country. They are con stantly receiving new invoices of drugs, medicines, toilet articles, perfumery, fine liquors, tobaccos, cigars, paints, oils, varnishes, etc. Cull on them in the Sharon Block. Bathing Saloon.—Manse Wash ington, the enterprising proprietor of the ShaVon House Shaving Saloon, lias fitted up a nice shower 4»atli in connection with it. Manse is a long ways nlipad of anybody else in town in his line of business. He gives a shave, hair dressing and bath all for 50 cents. just got in the most excellent lot of shoes in town. Those Prince Alfred shoes are the nicest thing out. The ‘Metropolitan’ Store.— Mrs. R. P. Griffin has just - received a new lot of tjie latest styles hats— Dolly Yarden inclusive,—wkich, ow ing to the dull season, she is selling j of at only ten per cent abote cost. I Call ehrly, ladies, and secure bar gains which are not offered every day. ' ' . 1 - do to the People’s Grocery Store for Provisions of every kind; and for Ice, and butter on ice; and for ail kinds of liqudrs; and to sell country produce. Do you know who keeps the People’s Grocery Store ? Ehrlich is fhe man. Times are. “awful dull’’ in the city. The sight of a greenback i3 sufficient to run the best, of us crazy. The best quality of Japanese goods arc being sold by Simon A. Weil at t he lowest prices attainable in Bain- bridge. Patterson & McNair offer nnpar* alclled inducements to the-public.— They keep a very extensive stock, ami can supply every want of their customers. Old .Hickory Bitters, a most ex cellent Ionic; price, $1 per bottle; at (’. C. King's Drug Store. * Just received at the npocr Flint River Store 2,000 bushels corn; 100 barrels tlour; 20 casks bacon; 40 sacks Rio coffee, ami a full line of other groceries and provisions too numerous to mention. If you want to get a nice suit of clothing, hat. boots or shoes, go to the Flint -River Stores,. They sell cheaper than any other house in Southwestern Georgia. Also a full line of gents’ furnishing goods, etc., on hand. Mrs. M. J. Reynolds would in form her friends and the public gen erally that she has just received a large invoice of the very latest pat terns of Millinery goods. If the la dies want to be treated right, and get what is both beautiful and dura ble, we advise them to lose no.time in calling on Mrs. Reynolds. J,akc Born says that the times are dull—awfully dull—and that’s what makes him want to sell harness, bridles, saddles, etc., at such low prices. Jake has the finest stock in Southwestern Georgia and his in ducements are without parallel. Go and see him.* To close out the balance of our stock of Spring and Summer Dress Goods, wc are offering Linen, Lawn, and Seersucker Suits at Cost ! Also; all Linen Cambrics and other dress goods, for cash ! Babbit & Warfield. Lamps aud fixt ures of every varie ty at C, C. King’s Drug Store. VlOUlf STRINGS, ETC. Go to W. C. Suberg’ to buy Italian Violin and Guitar' Strings at 15 to 2t) cents, same as are sold in large cities at 20 to 25 cents. He will sell Violins at $2 25 r with box, bow and strings complete. Accordcons at $2 00, and all other Musical Instruments in proportion to quality, etc.. All who wish to ■“soothe the savage breast” call around and cqnipy ourselves. it' — Subers has just got in a new and elegant stock of silver ware of every description and style. Also, musi cal instruments, -fee., Ac.. A*s Sabers has decidedly the most attractive establishment in South western Georgia, we expect every' Lody to call and see him. John I. Robison the boss carpen ter and contractor of theeity informs the public that he is ever ready to do tndre work, better and with greater dispatch than any other workman in tlie city. If you have contracts to be let but give him the first.showing. Dick MoGol irick, the .best black smith in Decatur county, is always glad to sec those having work in that line at his new shop at the cor ner of Water and West streets. He does ill kinds of work neatly quickly, and at reasonable rates. Let it be Recorded!—Yes, let it be remembered that in addition to his large stock of guns and pistols, James Watt has a supply of mechan ics’ and planters’ tools, nails, axes, pot-ware. etc. Also a large lot of cotton and mairilla rope. Special attention is called to his assortment* of storehouse and other locks, peek-- et and table cutlery, ;azors, scissors, Guns and pistols repaired. Emery Johnson not only has a find lot of stoves, tin-ware, sewin, machines, &e., but fruit' jars and can styles and patterns. Go over aud see Emery, aud if he don’t suit vou, sue us for libel. I. Kwelicki & Bro., those energet ic young merchants at the corner of ” ater and West streets are doing a good busiuess, from the fact that they-know how to, and besides keep' one of the best stocks of dry-goods them gr0CCrie6 in the city. Go see nU°!^ A ! SET * -Co., have not Closing the Stores at Six O’clock—We, tlie undersigned mer chants of Bainbridgc, agree to close our stoi cs at six o'clock P. M.^ daily, (Saturdays excepted) for the sake of allowing clerks and -employes a little recreation, beginning to-mor row, June 6th, and to continue un til September 1st. Babbit & Warfield, Rockwell & West, I. M. Rosenfold, E. J. Hen derson, T. B. Hunncwcll & Co, No el Gainey & Co, Spear & Thomp son, Scott & Holder, Patterson A McNair, Simon A. Wiel, J. A. Zcl- gler, James Watt, W. C. Subcrs, Jacob Born, A. T. Reid & Co. Bainbridgc, J«ne*5th, 1872. Personal.—It is with no .little pleasure that we chronicle a new addition to the female society of our cky, in the person of Miss Stien- inger, a young lady who arrived in our midst on last Sabbath morning. We have not yet had the pleasure of an introduction to’this tender lit tle bud of a fair one, and cannot say whether she be a blonde ora brunette, but this we do kno y, she does not wear waterfalls, Grccian- Bends, paint, of pat on airs, and we wish her a, long life of uninterrupted happiness. We learn that the famous “Shoo- Fly Minstleis” will treat our popula tion to one of their unique performan ces at an early day. Ip the array of talent they propose putting on the stage we might mention Parnell, Rasentcld, Engel, Johnston, and the inimitable Van Horn. Hurry up, boys, wc are anxiously awaiting you. Summer Goods.—Noel Gainey & Co. have ju3t received asupply of Summer Tweeds,’Flannel and Cas-. simeres, at prices to suit the times* , Several important communications have been necessarily left out of this issue. They will appear in our nest. ATTENTION, Oak City Hook and Laddeb Co.—An ad journed meeting of your company will be held at your Hall on Friday night, the 14th instant, at 8 o’clock. Business of gfeat im portanca will be transacted, and it is especi ally requested that all members be present. W. W. WEIGHT, Foreman. L M. Rosexfeld, Secretary. Personal.—Last week we had a visit from Sam Morton, the editori al genius who presides over and wields the destinies of that spright ly Democratic newspaper, the Miller County Star. Sam is just the man to conduct a newspaper, as is fully evidenced by the Star. We heard » very correct mathe matical remark from a young i&dy of ibis place on Sunday. She said figures won’t lie. We would aak her if a ccr* tain fashionable woman's figure telle the truth. Capt. H. T. Blocker, travelling agent for the Savannah Republican, visited us on last Monday. Our merchants now close their stores at six o’clock, which allows their clerks plenty ot time for recre ation. Oar paiticnlar friend, Sam Hinds, .. y. * gels off this, after having had hi*mare/ * X ‘ stoilen from his stable the other night I ,f KOTMf ! Voii nite, de odder “day, ven I vaa awake*in mine shleep, I hear sometings vat I links vas not sbnst rite in mine barn,'an I out shunips to bed an runs mit the barn out, and’Ven I vas deri? ooora I setz dat my pig sorel mair he vas bin tide loose an run mit the staple off, an filer who vii biin back pring, I sbnst'sb’much pay hiaiVis vas bin kush- tomary ” gjt Dr. Jr and were out prom enading rub Sunday afternoon last, and met with a sad entastropee. Very euddeply and unexpectedly R. disap peared. , Dr. J. said: “R., I meant to ha vis "told you of that hole.” “No matter,” said K., blowing the mud and water *»nt of bis mouth, ‘T’ve found it.” has left me helpless, I dedicate this book, written in breaking health and broken spirits. The tag); that was once my* Joy and my pride I have jived to find associated with my sor row; it is not, then, withont a cause \ say, I hope this effort may be my NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. At Cost.—In order to enlarge-my store, I am now offering my entire stock of goods at cost. Persons wishing to secure bargains had best call at-once, as the opportunity to buy such nice goods at such low rates is not offered every day. Simon A. Weil. Almost a Serious Accident.— Last Monday morning, a little boy nranied Jordan climbed up one of those young oak trees, in front of Satterfield's old stand in pursuit of a bird, and when he had got some ten feet from the ground the tender branches gave away, precipitating him head foremost to the pavement below. For a few minutes the little fellow was insensible, but gradually recovered. He is doing very well now, we believe.* Local Slashes Here and There. —We respectfully call the attention of some of our friends of both sexes to the article on oui; first page head ed, “A Sad Story'” Whenever we see a young lady turn up her snout and say, ‘‘no man can get -me without he’s got tut a-large lot of j 1110 stamps,” our small change is ans of the latest | staked that she is dying to marry the first galoot who proposes. - ”^Iow to tell when a widow wants a husband,” is the titled of a pamphlet soon to be issued by the local of this paper. • •The Junior Debating Culb will soon be in full blast. The Demo crat has a Demosthenes in that in stitution. Mannyengelistheprettiestmaninthe- city. * v; ’ ■> There’s a lady in town who is nnu- « :— — w-t i.av« mu, such a constitutional man-hater that cloth inf ol best jshe has been known tophaint at the S d cloths, but they have j mention of a pair of pantaloons. The above expensive illustrations represent the negroes “bolting” fiom the next Radical Convention to be held in this city. We are glad to see a disposition beginning io show itself among the negroes to shake off' their white parasites, and set up for themselves; so gfatl arc we, that we have illustrated the probable “bolt.” We cau almost see tears gather in the eyes of our friend T. Snuckturualoo as ne sadly gazes on tlie picture. The Bainbiudgk Male and Female IssTnurs.—The ex/rcisesjof this school were closed on Friday last, mid Messrs. Allen and Critchcll deserve the thanks of their pal ions, aud the public gtirt, orally, for the efficient manner in which they have d scha’-ged their ar duous .duties. .... We do not - believe "Ibcre ara two men under heaven "who could have done more. They have worked zeal ously, unceasingly and faithfully, aud have been poorly compensated for it. There is not a school in the Stale where more pains are taken with pupils. An observation of five years has conviueed ns of that Fact. . Due notice will be given of when the next session begins, and we hope Prof. Alien will gel—as bo merits— a liberal paying patronage. School Examination. Editor Democrat .- • I b»d lhe pleasure of attending Professors Allen and Critehell’s school examination on Friday last. It was a source of regret tlat so few of the patri-ns of the school were present, as they, doubt!e s, as well as the writer of this article, would have been pleased wiih the results. The examinations were confined to the forenoon, and but little time, therefore, could be devoted to any of the classes; but as far as they went they showed that the course of instruction was thorough; and welt adapted to the capacities of the pupUs. I wasespeciatly pleased to see that the smaller children had not been neglected, »nd that the primary branches of education bed been duly aetended to. This is not al ts ays the ease. The more advanced classes sometimes absorb the attention; and the elementary studies are overlooked—in so ranch so, that graduates are sometimes most woefully igoonntin respect of orthography, reading, writing, and even arithmetic. Great credit.is due .to Professors Allen and Cri‘ch- ell for the particular attention they have given to these departments. In the afternoon the order was reading composition, speaking and spelling in the dictionary. Considering the ages of those who euguged in these, all was .well’dune. The compositions were well read, and the speeches for the most part si re well spoken, and although the spelling class did not do as well a* 1 have known the same ones to do, ot rnbre . private occasions, yet they did well. Upon the whole, the day passed off pleasantly. .>"* This institution deserves to be encourag ed, and it ought to be liberally sustained. There are, perhaps, children enough in Bainbridge to make two or three good sehools, and theVr parents cannot do. better for them than to send them to school—can not. indeed, do as well for them in anv other wav. as to give them, if the means can possibly be had a good.education. Piopetty may fail, but knowledged when acquired is a permanent investiture. W- Ksox Methodist Parsonage-—The Meth-' odist Church, of this city, has pur chased the residence of Mr. J. N. West, which will hereafter be the parsonage. We are glad of this, for now ministers will not be subjected to so much trouble and inconvenience. We trust that everything calculated t£ tend inthe least to the comfort of the preacher and his family will ba furnished the parsonage. The position of a Method ist minister is the most arduous that we can conceive of, and we hope that our people will appreciate their hard ships by making their brief sojourn in Bainbridge pleasant. w■« 250,000 bricks of the best, quality for sale at the Hutchins Brick Yard. Jas. A. Byrd, a long, lean, lank, hungry, carniverous looking scala wag of this county, announced the glorious intelligence last week, that ItS was a Greeley man. ‘‘I’d almost as soon vote for a Democrat as Grant;” said this said “seally.’ ; The Rads, of Decatur should elect him Coroner, for its a crying shame to allow so much scalawag, sweetness to expend itself on the' desert air. Now that the political campaign has fairly opened, and every body will desire to keep up with the cur rent of affairs both national and lo cal, we have concluded to offer the Democrat, for the campaign* for $1:25. This places a thorough wide-awake,, push ahead, never-say fail, Democratic newspaper at the command of evejy patriot in Deca tur and adjoining counties. Let us have your names. How a Life Might Have Been Saved.—We have all read of how a. beautiful young lady of Savannah lost her life recently by blowing down the chimney of a kerosene lamp, when it exploded, setting her clothes on fire. Now if she had have had one of Battle’s Lamp Extin guishers, no accident would have occurred. These useful inventions are for sale by Dr. M. L. Battle and Mr. M. P. Hoyl, of our city. klsvorifig aatrmcto tt* cf primary toqmrlwe to cookery; and all articles of this deacripUva tfceblgh- 1/ concentrated Staadwd EaWaeU, prepared bj Joseph BiiraeU k Co., Boston, are proooiutced by leading cnisiuiers—Professor Blot among the uum- bef—the purest and best* Hutaan wrecks, every day and hemr we meet with broken down specimens of humanity—wrecks that seetn past hope of salvage. At least seven*eightbs of these might be Blied wish new vitality. by a course of r, lFalker's California Vinegar Bitter*. 3Iapy *Skre suffering from the reaction of lum-pwlluted bet ters or joyerful minerals It is characteristic of Dr. Walker's Great Beetorative that it heutralizes the effect of those inis-ca!led remedies, and accom plishes in due time, a perfect enre* Jfalure gives us teeth, bnt she does not preserve and purify them. That must be done with fi Sozodont. -The de&UA boupamt its ft are made iufuUterable to ad desSruodw by thi d^iig^ise.of this bcldtiecnk prqparai $50,0fc© dollar* will he paid fo/any remedy wfctofi will cure Chrotilc Klieumalfcm, pkinoiu tho Limbs, Back and CtesSSoro fhroit, lusect'4tin<& CrMp, Dysentery. Colic; -Sprains and VonfKing quietbr than Dr. Tobias’ Venetian Liniment; established in ]£47; never fails. Sold by ail Druggist*. Depot 10 Park Place New Tork. SVAPNIAis Opium purified of its sickening and poisonous properties, discovered by Dr.* Bige low, Professer of Botany, Detriot Medical College. A most perfect anodyne and soothing opiate* John Farr, Chemist,Nevxork. \ Just the remedy needed. Thanks to Mrs. Wins low’s Soothing Syrup, we have for years been reliev ed from sleepless nights «*T painful watching with poor, suffering, eething children. For Dysgppsia. Indigestion, depression of spir ts and general debility in their various forms; also, as a preveutative egainst Fever and Augue, and in termittent fevers. Ferro-Phosphorated Elixir of Cali says, made-by Caswell, Hazard h Co., j?ew York, and sold by all Druggists, ia the best tonic, aud as a tonic for patients recovering from fevermr other sickneqp, it has no equal. - - *5- Bisley's genuine Golden Eell Cologne Water ac cording to the original formula of Prcvost Paris, so long and favorably known to the customeis ofHavi- land, Harral and Bisley in their branches, for its fine permanent fragrance .is now made by H. R. Bisley and .the trad’q. su^plipd, H)y his suopessqrs, Morgvu i Bisley, Wholesale Druggists NawTorK. Thurston’s Ivory pearl tooth powder, The best article known for cleansing and preserving teeth and gums • Sold by all Druggists Price 25 and * 50 esnts per bottle. F. C. Wells & Co., New York. Carbolic Salve unequalled as a Healing Compound, Physicians recommend it as the most wi uderful remedy met known, Price fib cents per box; John F. Henry, Sole Proprietor, 8 College Place, New York. Christadoro’s Bair Bye. This magnificent com pound is beyond contingency, the safest and most reliable Dye in existence; never failing to impart to’ the Hair, uniformity of collor nourishment and elasticity, Manufactory, 68 Maiden Lane, New York. Pratt^f Antral Oi<—Safest and best illumina ting Oil awn* made. Does not take fire or explode, if the tempjs upset or brtken. Over 150,000/hmi- lies continue to use it* and no accident ol any dte cription. have occurred Jh?m it. Oil Hones 6f Charles ^ratt, established 1^70, Ifrir .York. A beautiful white* soft, smooth and clear skin is- produced by using G L. Laird’e* € JBJbom of Youth,*’ It removes tan, freckle; sunburn*; and all other discolorations from the skin, leaving tne complex ion brilliant and beautiful. Sold at all Druggists. This preparation is entirely fiee from any material detrimental to nealth.- : • V,,...JOB**,pcnutecm ▼HlTmr A DON AISOTT, ATTORNEYS AT LAW BAINBRIDGE, OA. W ILL praeile* In tbs foiitbiferttrs mi Patanla Circuits, JSff'C&e* up (Ulri, la SiDkont'i Ilf bsffd IBg. spell 17 ^EST V T . _ Jiair Dressing and Restorer UILlilHg SAT ,:i. V. j BURNETT'S COCOAINE.' .Your Druggist lias it. mTJffl.lL AND ELEGANT BOOTS AND SHOES. If you want a nicely fitting boot or shoe, and one that will do you good service, call on E. ;N\ HYATT, FAS^ig^ABLE BOOT *jaaa iitiAv xLLVUA0.J - Whcr isprepare'd to do all kinds of boot and shoe w/>rk with neatness, quickness and' at low rates. He always has on hand the finest leathers and findings, and therefore can al ways warrant a good job—call and see him, .next door to Robinson’s wood-shop. tjan Advertisements occupying one inch of space will be inserted in 369 newspapers including 93 dailies SOUTHERN STATES, covering thoroughly tBe States of Maryland, Dela ware, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky and Missouri. ONE MONTH FOE $148. More papers, niore<dalUe$, larger circulation.lower price, tban'auy o.her list. Special rates given for mot% or less space than one idch, and tor a Ion, er period than one month. Equally favorable quota tions made for any single .S'tate. Copies of lists, cir culars, estimates, and full information, furnished on application. George P. Rowell Ac Co., Newspaper Advertising Agents, 41 Park Bow, N. Y. A century oftrinmph. over dyspepajs, Ilwar bowel complaints and various febrite antT vous disorders, has immortalized the Seltzer Spa, and these victories are now repeated throughout this bemlspheae by Tarrant’s Effervescent Seltzer Aperient, containing all the elements *nd producing all the happy results of the Great German Spring. BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. * 1000 Dollars HE JV aYid O H Am Y CASE Of Blind, Bleeding’ Itching or Ulcerated Mies that De Bing’* Pile Remedy fails to cure. It is prepared ebpressly to cure the Piles, and nothing eke. Sold by all druggist*** price, $1 oo. -©a BAINBRIDOE ClOTHNOmil ’ . . Hfir via 1 gritS SOUTHERN-MADE CLOTHING. mi GAMY & —f**LMO— Tba* onion th. Iadutrinl Puwit* oo«M bo sustained the country oomid arret b. truly prosperous, hays (Utenniisd to Try—TtfMtsrs thsir ENTIRE STOCK la BsiiibridgS. ’ 1 «r ntmr Warrant nwm CHEAPER AffD BMVU Via THE EASTERN MAKE. And disllsugd comparison in Qaafitf, Stylo and Price. They also ksep ' f best Quality of' SHIRTS AND GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, Aa-A LINE OF SHOES AH) KATA-fl Appalling to tie • people of Decatur; ws Bay achieve your independence by building up your own institution*. . mch7 iy NEW lit —Bar* jc«t ucnvKD a— Cheap Farms ! Free Homes l * — oit tnt urfjt ov in* ON CHEMICALS, Greeley is a hard Road for Democrats to Travel.—If we are to judge by the turnings and twist ings a ad contortions «t' a fewetlittirs who seem determined to thrnst Hor ace Greeley down the throats of the Southern people, they find it very difficult to make him go down. In fact Greeley is a very nauseons pill for Democrats to swallow. It may be very easy for such papers as the Coliimbus Enquirer and the South ern Recorder to swallow Horace, for he always was a favorite of these papers. We remember when a con siderable part of the ‘columns of these papers were filled with extracts from the New York Tribune. For these papers it is only a Tabor of love to extol Horace Greeley, but with old Democratic papers it is very different. They have long re garded Greeley as one of the mosff bitter eaemies to the South in the 5 whole North. There never was ariy other candidate that required and expected nearly or quite all of his support to come from his political enemies, and from men and frorn a section he has spent his whole life An 50 . a in slandering and abusing. Every day wj£ see bold assertions put forth that sneh and, such leading Demo crats $rc out for Greeley. In a fejv days we see these confident asser tions denied. Bat nothing daunted; 1, in 1 heir next issue these same edi tors say nothing about their Yormer say 1 error, but tell us of some other Dem ocrat that is going to support Gree lev; buffione of these men can tell of any Radicals that will support Greeley. All of his hplp must come from the Democracy.—Mi Hedge v ille : Union. Charles Lever’s last? book, “Lord City Marshall's. Sales. State of Georgia—City of Bain bridge. • T On the first Tuesday in July noxt,-between the ngual hours of sale, will be sohj before the Court House door in the city of Bain bridge the following property—to wit: * One house and lot on West Street, levied on as the property of the estate of D. P. Hines, to satify a tax fifa isBued by G. W. Pearce clerk of Council vs sai^ estate. Also, at the .same time a: house and lot in said city, levied on as -fiie proper. jf of estate of Thomas Mann to satis fy a tax fifii issued by G. W. Pearce, Clerk of Council, vs said estate! Also, at the same time and place, one house aud lot in said city on Water Street, occupied by W. N. Bruce—levied on' as the property of W. N. Bruce, to satisfy one tax fifa issued by G. W. Parce, Clerk of Council, vs said W. N. Bruce. / Also, at the same time and place, one va cant lot in said city, levied ,on. as the pro perty of Mi*. Jane Bronson, to satisfy one tax fifa issued “by G, W. Pearce, Clerk of Council, vs said Jane Brunson. Also, at the same time and place, one va cant lot in said- city, levied on aa the pro perty of John R. Hayes, to satisfy & tax fife issued by G. W, Pearce, Clerk of Council, .asaid JohnR. Hayes. Also, At the same' time and plaqe, one house and lot in said city, levied on as the the property of John Taylor; to satisfy a tax fli'a issued bv G. W. Pearce, Clerk of Coun cil, vs mid John Taylor. jftCA^D CRANT OF 12,000,000 ACRES Best Farming and Mineral Lands In America. 3,000,000 Acres in Nebraska is'tur GREAT PLATTE VALLEY, TIIB GARDEN OB’ THE WEST, HOW FOP. SALE I These lands are In the central portion of the Unit ed States, on the 41st degree of North Latitude, the central line of the ppeiit Temperate. J2ane of Ua American Continent, «od fir «: ^ stock raising, unsurpasMd by any, Cheaper Idl price, more favorable more convenient to market than 9 fresh and Complete STOCK OF Drugs! TOILET ARTICLES, PAINTS, ortiS, PATENT MEDICINES, t STATIONERY, FINE COLOGNE EXTRACT, And everything else usually kept in a FIRST - CLASS 1XRUG-5TQ.be I We keep constantly on FINE SEfiARS AND TOBACCOS. 1 WE SKZ.L CHEAP rtchTtf- CAftsrt M. BOLEY. t. X. BINCftL. ads to - Actual best: E&r.vrioi® for col dxiEB, SoldiePS etilitled to*n ffomfestead of 16D acre«.^ FREE PASSAGE TO PURCHASERS i,> LANDS. Send for the new Dcecriptivo Famphlet, with new niapF, published in English. German, .Swedish and Danish, mailed free everywhere. Address O. F, DAVIS, Land Commissioner, U. P> It. R, Cofnpany, Omuha, Neb* F*nnifig’s Patent Kid-Fitting SKELETON COSSET, Also, at the same time and place; one- va cant lot in said city, levied olF as the -pro perty of W. T. Smith, to satisfy a tax fifa issued by G. W. Pearce, Clerk of Council, vs said Smith. r Also, at the same time and place, one va cant lot in said city, levied on as the proper ty of Beid,' U satisfy a tat' fifa iaswd J>jf o. w. Pearce, Clerk of Council, vs said Reid, Also, at the same time and place, one hpuse and lot in said city, on road leading to Factory, levied tm-'as-tty #+'- EL B. Waugh, to satisfy one tax fifa issued % a. w. Pearce; Clerk of Council, vs said Recommended by leading physicians. Should to worn by all ladies who value health and comfort They are particularly emmended for summer wear and warn chmateh, .-alttoogh -adapted. «• all- . issfeaa dealers. Worcester Shirt Ce. eou anufacturers, Worcester, Ma r •# (ME that C0LH.! Do not suffer your Lungs to become disease d by altering 4.COLD to become seated. Thousands have dirtl'premature deaths—ths victims of eou- sumption—by neglecting a cold. Also, at the sometime and place, one va cant lot in said city! levied on aafbe pi ty of .Claghorp 4 Cunningham, to i one tax fifa issued by g. W. Pearce, Cleffc of Council, vs said Claghom & Cunningham. Also, at the same time and place, one house and lot in said city, levied on as the property of Nelson wright to satisfy one tax nfa issued by a. w.- Pearce, Clerk of Coun cil, vs said wright. Also, 51 the same time place, one house and lot in said eity, situated on west Street, levied on as the property of w. w. wright, to satisfy a‘tax fife issued by a: w. Pearce, Clerk of Council, vs said wright. Also, at the same time and place, one house and lot on Tlutvra Street in said city, occupied by J- D- Harrell, levied on as the property of J. 8, & S. A- Haynes, to satisfy a tax fifa issued by G. W. Pearce, Clerk of Council, vs said O. 8. A 8. A. Haynes, Also, at the same time and piece, one vacant lot in said city,Jeviedton as property at Bldgley to toV isfy a tax fife issued by G,W. Pesrcy, Gierk. ofJCbup- eii vs said Bidglry. > '- Kilbobbin ” iust published by the] Also, at the same time and place, one house and gouvui, j r j i lot m said city, levied on as the property of FloyA Harpers, has this melancholy detll- | to'satisfy a tax tt* issued by a. W. Pearce. Cierk of cation: “To the memory of one 1 4 cpuncI1 ’ ” “ d rioJd ' p. COLLIER, whose-companionship made the hap- j , . City M»piialb 1 piness-nftiiong'ttfe, and! whose Iosr}" Jaoe 5, 18>2.' BAIS491,* Will earn Cooghi, Colds and c<*.uAptU-, sorer and quicker than any other remedy. It acts like mafdc. For sale by all druggists and mediates dealers everywhere. Portable Soda Fountains* |M, *50, *75, and *100. OOOO, OURABLE AND CHEAT. r {OrSMpp«4 tUmfiffor Uaol-ea MAHCrACTUBSD »Y J. W. CHAPMAN & COMPANY* * Madison, Indiana, - Send for Circular. GENTS W. money at work fbr tis ’ Business light and pehnAneht. ticulars free. G. Stinson & Co., Fine Art Publishers, Portland, Maine, tv Q Plano CO., N U ,9, No Agents. Y. Price Circulars free. *290. AREAT MEDICAL BOOK ot useful knowl- UF edge to all. Sent free for two stamps. Address DrrBonapart? 4 Co., Ciuclnnat’, Ohio. M. BOLEY & GO,, WhOjasala RetaU.^UaiJai* i#. - ansHras 18* BROUGHTON ST., Corner Jsftnea sad Brmfktsa, spysslts It.' Andrews Hall, , ' 8AVANXAH, OSOXOLL All* the latest stvlea kept oa hanA Mattras* renovating and repaid*# Of tor^executed prompt and BOWER A DOW£rT ATTORNEYS AT isAWf) BAINBRIDGE, GA. Ofli«.feth« <My»us> j’ | I A«sMtvxaarcki > »>: I - and *" ■■ .»>' r. h. McooyjmxcK toectfuUy informs the jrabhe tjia.t he Jm r prepared to do all kinds of. wo£k per taining to the Blaekmnifting WsinosB. . If* is carrying on* the work at pository of Mr. C^-y works' R ° - . •> _. - IS AdioRrRRtemt al ttn ■ ‘ 'CMttC. It tit ortetOdthat ihto 6>4rt1Ltod^lfeton* A by adjourned to tbs fearth Moaday la Jalj next, that thaHrabd and Petit Juywi moned tor the teeond weak of this Uvas appear - owing said fourth Honda* in JoJy oaxt-r -p done io Tens time. ' " Pirns J. Srsosixm, Jddgs 8. C.. A. C. A true extract from thwminutes of tha S*- parior CoeK, April Term, 1*3 ' Y : '.. iW" April 30, 1872