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Newspaper Page TextI Ben. E. Busell, Dr. W, J. Harrell, - Editor. Associate. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 38 1878. Half-Sheet During the continuance* of the Yellow Fever scourge in our city, we shall issue only a half-sheet of the Democrat, for the reason that busi ness has almost entirely suspended, and our inability to procure sufficient means to publish a full-sheet during its prevalence. relatives and friends away ; and for his attentions to theSick where his duties allowed. lhe heavy frost that foil this morning it is hoped may prevent further exten- si n of the da*e«se. Administrator’s Sale o i T:r?ac of a drrreein Chancery. will be * ; dd before the Court Btu.se J-.or ;j: ih- iowu o. fircwinhe, fit* Memiretuer tounty, Gei-r- on the first 1 ue^bty is Nor., next : The following lots of loud. >«*. 344, ;J77. »„j 3#~. situate, Ivin? and tiring in the 27iU v district of originally Early, n«w Decatur 1 esterdav t'l huraday) 13 new ca^c-.T county, e*.tcli of sniuiota containing 200 were reported. Mr T. J. Wi!iutm> of our beat citizens^Ud last nicht cue We Married. Mr. Warren Curry was married to Miss Clara Donalson, daughter of Hon. Reuben Donalson, near this city, on last Tuesday. We wish them much happiness. have still several d mg .-roustas :-. though the situation is more hopeful this iuor nio" _ acres niyre ©r i *- 1 oa the property of the estate of An- or n LYrk. Hie ol '! riwvl her eouuty. Geor gia, devec-e i. Terms Cash. JO'i.i'.l B. JACKSON, JO IN" WILDS I’Ai!K, D 'on t non ra n tutamaUo annexe Oct. 23. lt>7 -3t The Thomasville Fair This^fair begins on the 4th ol November, next Tuesday. We ad vise all who can, to attend. We are under obligations for a complimen tary ticket. Tributes of Respect. We have tributes of respect to our deceased fellow citizens which we will publish as soon as possible, 'flic present extraordinary circumstances compel us to postpone them together with our own editorial tributes to their memory. The Yellow Fever in Baianbriige. As will be seen from our special tele gram there is nut much improvement in the yellow fever at Huiubridge. 'Iliree new cases—all negroes—were re ported yesterday, and one death. There are twenty-odd cases in all. ton of them dangerous, it will be observed, also, that our former reports were not »o highly colored as seme supplied. W hat- ever may be said, wu have n > hone of an abatement of the disease until a clack frost shall spread its chilling man tle over the plague-smitten city, and whether that will be ushered in by the rain thht fell last night remains to be seen. The present c.mditi- u of the un fortunate little Oak City is indeed d - plorable—a terrible climax to a slus in | of growth and prosperity—and we can only extend our hearty sympathy, coupled with a prayer that the worst is already over, and that the stricken peo ple may be speedily restored to health —Savannah AVtcs. Altar's STEININGER &. ENGEL ol the FLINT RIYEKSTORES Bainbridge. Ga..» R ) E«rrrTFrT.T. j r invite the citizens of I h rntur an examine their entur an ! &!:dining counties to will an Their * ■" rr.. "sa - ; f"l FlTlfl .'Will tO GOODS, Such as Ladies Dppss Goods, Fane and. Staple Bry-Coods, ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD < 3' ' ' L The i;aiiil)ridiic LOCAL A LTD BCSISBSS XOTICtS. t’s Oftict, i UlLBOAD, > 1. l v 73. )' xa\?- '.*w fes*-' Change cf Schedule. Gesehal Sip; tim.vDur’i Atlantic ash Grtr i Savannah, CM. 11 On and after Sundry, <>cf 12. 1873, Passenger trams oa i:.is road triil run as follows : EXPRESS PASSENGER. Leave Savannah daily at - - -i^O p m Arrive at Live Oak - - - :.V- a m Arrive at BninhrHge - S:1‘. am ArriVe at Alhanjt - - - 9:40 am Leave Albany - - - : ; o p u' Leave Bainbri-lpf' - 4s: pm feave live Oak lei !>: ' p ni Arrive at 'avatuAyi - - - *:2tt a i: tv* Connect, ttf lire Oak with trains on I., P. \ M.«ii&lruad let-sad ir<>m ack- sonville, Tallnli i f lr. etc. No change of liA between Savannah «n ’ Albany. ' a* x Clire connection it Mb ny trains South western -.aliroii. flose connectiwt •: w. -n -r t t r. ' - t. •- JEWELRY STORE I A good segar can be bad at Sweanngia’t GAROFJt <sr.KM at M*. SWEARINGEN A flue lot of mo- lting tf^uecu* and pip a just in. nt Subcra. Boots and Shops. Hr*s and Cr.' - an elenant stock. Cir Karntfrent L*r« cf Gntfs and Beys Clothing is Unexcelled. Members of Stonewall Engine Com pany in tbis city and able to report for duty, are requested to furnish them selves with keys to Engine house, if not haring them at once. T. R. WARDELL, Secretay, S. E. C. Ca’f and sen for You^t/v ~ Hearty Welcome Awaits Ycu. 450 Kushols Good 1-5 list PROOF SEED OATS. Gil < > citi5 n: Bacon. Fleur. Sugar. Coffe’. Lard. But.er, Cheese. R ; ce, Fish, E;c. Cora, Oats. Hav, Rape. Eagginn, Ties. Plantation Supplies. Etc STFIKINGEH & ENGEL. Tha Yellow Fever Scourge. Never before has the shadow of death hung so darkly over our once bright and"prosperous_little city. Hardly can we realize it—never did we dream of such'^atal affliction For the past few weeks Death has been busily at work, cutting down without warning many of our'eitizens, who but njshort while ago bid'fair to live to old age. For some time there was considerable doubt and uncertainty as to what was the nature of the dissease; but as it pro gressed, it stamped itself upon the minds of physicians and people alike, as that most terrible and destructive of scourges. Yellow' Fever. Immediately, as a precautionary measure, most of the wo man and children of our city were sent^ away. Those who remained did so from choice, not wishing to be separated front members of their families who could, not leave. Since our last issue'we have to chroni cle'the deaths of a child of the lamented H. J. Swetrengen, Mrs. Win. Painter Mrs. Spear, wife of Mr. II. II Spear. Hon. B. F. Bruton, who died last Wednesday morning, and Mr. Frank Green, and Mrs. Geo. W. Pearce, who died lsst__night; and, also, a negro nam ed Wallace Donalson, who died in the early‘part of the week. We cannotnow write appropiate tri butes to the'lamented dead, not having sufficient jspace in our paper, were we in our present depressed state of mind competent to do them justice, but. it we are spared, we will place upon reeord the merit, the worth and the tranevn- dant virtues of each and all. There are at this writing manycases are in town,some of which are very dan gerous, perhaps hopeless. Col. James Wilson died at his place below this city, yesterday, it is supposed of th disease. So far as we can ascertain the follow ing is the current number of those who have died of the fever up to date begin ning first with—Mr. George Schwa- bacher, Mr. H. D. Darden. Sr., Mr. Met Bower, Mr. J. H. Merritt. Mr. Jesse F King, Mr. H. J. Swearengen and child; Mr. Simon Engel. Mr. W. T. Morn. Mrs. Wm. Paiuter, Mrs. H. H. t>pear. Wallace Donalson. Hon. B. F. Bruton. V’« r bottle Mrs. George W- Pearce, Mr. 1 rank Green—making in all fifteen deaths, and the end, we fear is not yet. Throughout the disease our people have acted well. Our physicians, (and we are proud of them all.) have gained for themselves not only advanced pro fessional reputation, but that of noble and self-sacrificing gentlemen as well. Mayor well of the city i r erything in his pow er that can be done for the stek. and to prevent the spread of the disease he is doing with all the might and mi'n that characterises a faithful official, and a Christian man. Marshal Collier, too. and the colored men under his ccutroi, are acting nobly. And Mr. J. R. G raves, operator of the Western Union Telegraph Com- rho cauie among us a stranger. For sule at SI, per bushel, or 90 cents if purchaser furnish sucks. S. M. LILLY, Thomasville Ga. Oct. 2-*> 1873. OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. llappy Relief for Young Men from the ef fects of lirrors and Abuses in early life. Manhood Restored. Impediments to Marriage removed. New method of treatment. New and remarkable lemadies. Books and Circu lars sent free, in scaled envelopes. Address, Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth St.. Philadelphia, l'a..- -an Institution having a high reputation for honoraolo conduct and professional skill. MANHOOD : HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED ! lust Published, a new edition c WELL S CELEBRATED ES3.-t ofDr. CULVER- WELL'S CELEBRATED ESSAY on the rad- cal cure (without medieftc) of Spf,kmatoR- biiiea or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, IaniTENcr, Mental an . Physical Incapacity, Impediments to Mar riage. etc., also. Co.vsrMPitoN, Epilepsy an Fits, induced by self-indulgence or sexual extravagance. Price in a sealed envelope only six cents. The celebrated author, iu his admirabl. say, clearly demonstrates from a thirt; aiV successful practice, that the alarmin consequences of self-abuse may be rad; cured without the dan erou- use of int r a medicine or the application ol the i.i.. pointing out a mode of cure at once sun certain, and cticetual, by means ot w every suilerer, no matter what his con it-, may be, may cure biniscl, cheaply private and rtul r l it. The Lecture should be in the linn 1 of every youth and every man in theland. Sent under seal in a plain envelope, U any address, post-paid, on receipt ot six cents, or two post stamps. Address the Publishers, Oil AS. .1. C. CLINE & CO.. i27 Bowery. New York. Post Office Box, 4o86. R- R. R. RADWAY’S READY RELIEF CUKES THE WOHST PAINS In from One to Twenty Minutes K3Y ONE HOUR afterroa incr ti l. aUverilvment need anyone SUFFER WITH PAIN. 'ADWA7*3 RE\T>Y RELIEF IS A CURB TOR every PAIN. Tr »rr.; !li»* flr*t and is ■' * m 1 */ i :\in ■To-: r xcrarfatir »s v 6r other gland: I Ml** fllflV ll.T Ol th organ*, b. •“ N «•: TO TV RSTY XIIYUTE.^. . ^•t* or rxpr»»e!itM»nj th«* rain the -«i h, it ion. Infirm, Cr;,»pled. S’ 1 with d»*eaae may suffer, • DWAY*S READY REL1ZF WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE. IN' LAMM.a IU >\ OF THE KIDNEYS. INFLVMM.VTION <»F TIIE BLADDER. INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS. • ON JESTION OF THE LUNGS. SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT KIIKaTHISG. PALPITATION OF THE HEART. HYSTERICS. CR3UP. DIPTHEKTA. CATARRH. INFLUENZA. nE AD AO HE, TOOTHACHE. NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM. COLD CHILLS, AGUE CHILLS. The itrpitcation or the Head v Relleftn the par? op PHrt* where tlie pain or difficulty cxi>;s w»*l afft.rd ease my dropa In half n tumbler of win fn a few m-.mci.’* cure CRAMPS. SPASMS, St)CR STOMACIL IIK v RTItl’RN, SICK HEADACHE, DIARRHOEA. WIND IN THE BUWELS. DYSENTERY. COLIC, an.l all INTERNAL PAINS. Traveler* «honld n!*%H\x carry a bottle of Had- ay’s Ready Relief with them. A few drop* in FUVErt A1VT* AGUE. JOHN W. KcGILL, Attorney at Law BAINBRIDGE, GA. Will give prompt attention to all buxine-- entrusted to his care. Office: north-we<i room in court house. febl .-ly Joy to the Woai.t*! Woman is Fhek. fatal ! Among the many modern discov -rics lookin i t.> the happiness and ameltpration of the hu- ! man race, none is entitled to higher consid eration than the renowned remedy—Dr. .1 Bradfield s Female Regulator. Woman s Be-o Friend. By it woman is emancipated from numberless' ills peculiar to her sex. Before it« magic power all irreglarities of the worn! vanish! It cures whites. It cures suppres sion of the menses. It removes uterine ob structions. It cures constipation an-t strengi li ens the svstem. It braces the nerve-* and purifies the Wood. It never fails, as thous ands of women will testify. This valuable medicine is prepared and sold by L. II. Bra,- tield. Druggist. Atlanta. Ga.. Friee. S1..1 All respectable drug men keep FEVffn ANTI 10UE carp-t fn- flOv •r a n iimMih ajiviii In ihi> ««>rM t^iat will c i4 Au't-e. :«nd nil other Mala*4-'U*. Biloti*. Scarlet. Tvt»h«»M. Yellow, and other Fever* raided bv RAD- trarrH Sleeping car run- ACCOM Mt* thr-m.-li » ATION T • Loin w « r.x t'i r eave I awt >n. ■ un-lay Irrive^’t Y»M - a, \rrive at <>nitin in. Irrive at Thoms- lie. '.rrive at AT ,nv. ! eave AT any. eave h masviHe, ive - uiuii in, e‘ve Valdosta. ;-rfve ;;t I awt.in. • .•'.'meet at A y v. h - l ■ oil we tern l r i . ’ v • . - i 1 iv. Tucs lay. -nd ill- t fay >t Albany Mon lav, V. cine- v an day. Mail Steamer leaves Bainbridge evi Tburssday at 8:W» m. fi*r \p achicoia. II. S. HAINES. Gen I Su r t. Reran and will sell goods al reasonable' « tes. H. J. S vearingen & Co., City Drug *ore. • g.-: ats. Paxtkun-haKuu am, Cabi- ' s > '-s will Ink* notice that I’. P. Toala irirston. ; .->s on hand ami ft»r sala *’*• finest yr-i-le, whole sala w -t .ot oak and other »Ippi an t th-.us- ryc toward* foiboae go- i- jior-olo, to or Cali *» o. t^uick ver die Mia ous i>s fine ni -t. 1, w: 3. ■ ■ftCurl -a rv •us wit h l r,b ,h*e. i i> now BANKIN’ HOUSE. J. W. Ryan. Proprietor, Broad Street, Dolc.mbub. - - GEoitn; FRANK GOLDEN. Clerk Ij: V, C. - *1 j bo ihi? t, M, Bole/ & Co. M^olesalcand Retail Denl-.rs in PARLOR, CHAMBER and KITCHEN FUR MT UR E 83 3.T3UGHT0N ST., 'orner Jefferson and Broughton, opposite St. Andrew’s Hull, Savannah, Ga. All the latest styles kept on hand. Mat- res«es renovating and repairing of furniture ■u ed promptly and at reasonable prises. meh21 lv - RAOWAY-S REApy RE HEALTH! BEAUTY!! STRONG AND ?URF RTUH BLOOD—INURE AFH OF FLESH AM' TThlGHT—ULEaR SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL COM FLEXION SECURED TO ALL. DR. RADWAY’S SarsaparLIian Esselrjit THZ CRcAT BLOOD PJ7IFIER. IIAS m ade TTIE MOST ASTONISHING TURKS: SO gun K SO RAPID ARE the « HANOE>._THE BODY UNDERGOES, UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL MEDICINE. THAT Efery Day aa tease ia W ait Weiait is Seea aid Felt. F-crr drop of the SAP.3APARTLLIAN RESOT YE *T fifixurtunicatfsthrough lhe Blw4.Urin ■ Titf other Fluids! and iuice*of the system the vfcror r. life. Tor it rer*- 1 ^* the wastes of th«- tr*ly wlih new «nu sound marertaL Srroiuia. Syphilis, Consumption Glandular disease. Ulcers In trie threat. Mouth. Tu mors. Nodes in the Gland* and «»ther parfsof the *y*tein. Sore Eyes. Sinimoro.:* dlsehanr.* from the Ear^ and the worst forms cf Skm di~ea'e~ Eruptions. Fever Sure*. So alt! Head. Rime Worm. Salt Bheon. BryaipcUn. Acne. Black: Spots, Worms iu loe Fk>h Tumors. Tan- cem in the Womb, and ail nrvak«*uiinr and i amfol dis- cbarcea. NUht Sweats, L*—of sa|>erai and all wastes of ipc of this ... eru Chetniitry. and a te» days’ u-c will ,vc to any person usinit i? f <r either ol Ulcse forms of l*^»ase Us jHttent power to cure them. LaGbange. Ga., Maivh 23 t 1S«0. ^ iatUc< ceeds in airestinj; the^c wa*te*. and repairs the same with new material made fr**n» healthv blood—and this the SAKSAPAKILLIAN will and does secure—a cure is certain; for when once this remedy commences its work of purification, and succeed*.in diminishing the loss of wastes, its repairs will be rapid, and every day the patient will feel himself growing bettei and stronger, the food digesting better, appetite improving, and dealt and weight increasing. _ Not gnly does the SassArsKiLUAX RrsoLnorr excel all known remedial agents in the cure of Chronic. Scro fulous. Constitutional, and siiia diseases; but it is tbe only positive euro for BRADFIELD & CO.. Atlanta. Ga.—Pear ^ 8ii->: I t.-.ke pleasure in rt.ning tbat 1 use-i tor the last twenty years, the medic n. v.)U are now putting up, known as V. cm in Best. Friend, and consider it ihe best cum:-.- nation ever gotten together for tlie dissea- - for which it is recommen led. I Have been familiar with the prescription both as a prac titioner of medicine and in domestic pract ice, that 1 consider it * Kidney £ Bladder Complaints, Albuminuria, and iu ail cases where there are ck dust Gi posits, or ibe water is thick, ciond*. mixed GOLD & ILV" W. E3, CLOCKS, SOLID S,. VER AKD . L .. I!.. Pocket anti Tab Cu Scissors, Razors, etc.. Pipes, Smoking Tcb . Y, DIAMOND S, In , AMYTHlSTS, C .L lit . : U- KiS. S I A I JGNEfiY, •OKOS AKD ALBUMS, .FUMEftY, PiFES, ETC Spectacles ami Fye-G.'asbis, loys and fancy Gocds at Wholesale and Retail. called to .he “CRESCENT” SPECTACLE S&~ Especial attention is mil EYE-GLASS. A large a*s<> !>AL PRESENTS. ■tntent of Good* suitable for HOLIDAY' ami BRI- E©~ Highest )> ice Wiilclie*. Clocks. !eh, atni war: intml. aid f..i- Ol.t> SILVER, iu TRADE OR CASH uni Jewelry rcpairei with neatness and dis' W. C. SOBERS. Gift Enterprise he only Reliable Giit I>is:riuuiion in th« Country ! $75,000 00 5m* “> ^7* f .m I C y j-1v 1 in > i u-ral and m r- m *1: per with ree tmns- -uit to all . imruhairarH. ether, min -nil wealth, sctiooh, law-abiding society invite em- •!! point, to this land of friiits For particulars address, A. •uimlssioner, St. L- uis, Mo. « v HL WL8TTO THE WE8T? "TO m Ai td\ nnr amugementa to fol- ‘-tiiomeyids wbo have of - . ' it would I« well to consider . : ot-. b*, ii done to make the journey to • :r "Hom. * in the W<«t” as plennant'and on r -o from (linger on human skill and fore- siglit can r.reompliah. X By consolidation and conatructioo • rand ffits been put into operation on ^*je sborteet poMKiiilc line from Nashville 'lenn., to St r^mis. “the future great City of the world” Tiiis line, the Sr. Louis A Socthkastebs R.ulwat, has. during the past year, earned an envia ble reputation by it* smooth track, prompt time, sure Connections, and the magnifi cence of its piuwenger equipment Its trains are made up of new and oommodions day ded with the celebrated Miller cars, provided with the celebrated Miller coupler and platform, and the westinghoaaa air-brake. ! = y. or. ► ! N VALUABLE C< FT S ! To be distrlbu.eil in L. 1>. SINU’8 lOitlj KEGFLAB MONTHLY OF \ l=j I101i h MiU*r»n<'e* hke the white of antes, or thread* like hite silk. «.r there xs a morbid. <i*rk. biikm* eppear- ity. and white bune 3mm deporig, and Hnd can Geo. W. Lewis has deserved | tu sufferinjr iemales. and can but ho\* that everv lady in our whole land, who xn-vv be suffering in any way peculiar to .he:r *ox tnav be able to pra-ure a Iwdtle. that their suffering But only he relieved, but that tliev may tie res: re-i to health an l strength. With mv kindest regards. PBHBiBBHH thereto * *••'»€ki.nt. hunting rwrtnn whrtt passing water, and I * a m the 5BU*i iff U*e Lack and aInug the Lorn*. Tumor of 12 Tears’ Growth Cured by Badu-ay’s Kesolcent. Dei. RADWAY’S PerfsiitFOiiatiTe&EeplatjiiiPills We could add a thousand other certificates: D „ Fewer. Iinsina^ia m iat but we consider the above amply sufficient proof of its virtue. All we ask is a trial. For sale at all Drug stores in the city. rerO-cdy tawe)e«.H»*smtlf eoste! with wet ruin. iiurvv iwai.te- pont>.cl«uw»«Bd«TVtieihen. KoJ LarVniK for the car* "f »' iWwtkn ul the Sttenedi. - - lu.wro. Kjdn-.», Btrv— IHera n.-. u «_he. ( oawtpenon-< _ •'o la- driwu Mon I:V. N- vcmber21" : . :-7 GKE GRAfiD CASH PRIZE CF 75000 In (JOLH! GEE GF.£Kg CASK F ,:ZE cf ^.*>000 In Sih Of I . v/G Prizes $XCO src!i, in C i:- baeics! ix Prizes $cGO ccch n Gs:- : - b .cks ! . -3P. F- izesS.CG t«ic!i fn G- M sud Nt- r L. • r H a : L ru ;.li work fin *-•> r • -tin S 1-. r Yt - Chain-*. S--,d a:.d L 1 j 1d ST- r-w.uv -I Ai lr • Ac. .-r ol Gl.s iO-t-ts) i Tit*ktr"s 1 m d 76.01X)! Agents v.anted to sell Tickets iu hem Libera! Premiums will b_ raid 7limber ol i 3 r ■ r r i- i. CJ r: —.<3* Fs ££ — < ~ ~ S' C&v - - E L M 1- ~ <. p m* y* s < § w A ¥ % mm ***** ■**3 t3KI W. W 1- y- n w - w It is positively the only line miming Pull man Palace Drawing-Room Bleeping Cara through without chunge from NasbviUe to St. Lutna. No other line pretends to offer such advantages, either iu distance, time, or equipment Why, then, journey by circuit ous routes ? Do not bo induced to purchase tickets to St. Louis or the West by any other line, remembering that The “St. Louis <t SonTHEASTMOf" is the shortest, cheapest quickest best and only line under one management IromNash- ' iUe to St Louis, and is from CO to ^ tO miles the shortest to St. I^juis, Kansas City, Oma ha, Denver, California, Texas, and all western points. It is also the “Chicago Shortest, line,” via Evansville. Yon can secure the cheapest rates for yoor- -elves and your movables on application, in person or by letter, to Charles McCabe, -outheru Passenger Agent near College street Depot Nashville. Tenn., or to th* undersigned. W. B. D tVENPORT, General Ticket Agent, 8t Louis. ^D^rouble^bMinswerjnestions^^^^^^ Simon A. Weil This merchant’s establishment in actually overflowing with new fall ami winter goods. He offers indnee- ments second to no other dealer in own read his advertisement. NOEL GAINEY L CO., Manufacturers and Deal era In ^ = = - £ . - a ~ 2-.. j,- . ~ “ S * » CLOTHING I And GEST8’ GOODS, Bowne Block, Boughton St., *nl-!y] BAINBRIDGE, GA. f 4 i J Z wm h*. -» < ii c 77‘ =" - c- - c: ‘*mgle Tickets il ; -ix ick,-* 35 : Twelve Ticket* 310 ; T*eu y-fi-.c -2o. Circulars coutainiug a lull 1st of pi z. s. a lescription oi the tn-mner of drawing, and •thv-r in ormstion ir. reference to the Da.tr - f.unon. will 1-e sent to any one oriLrin^ :h,m. All letter- must lie addressed to V > IS OFTtCE L D. SISE, Box 86, 101 W. F ftb 8t. Cinc.uti.iri. O VALUABLE L>ands for Sale. ii{;« - -ca®* * — rl r 5 05 c w r —- y - p E 9 i 7 “ £ ^<| ss ST ■ » = “ 5. = 3 ZL 5-. __ ' L- oi‘5 5*Bs8g -- x % * r 5 ~ 4* c b y I s f •< : '*tr+ m e+ *< c+ ft HA O c DKCATCR MOHTGAGE .SHERIFF'S HAt.K G K »tiGIA—DF/’ATtJK COUNTff. ILL be before the Coart Hons, door in (be city of Bainbridge. Decatur county, ’ la.; bei ween the legal hours of sale oa the - r-t Tues-lay in November Best, the follow- .inproperty, to wit: - He mwn ha in city of Bainbridge, of said - -un:y. containing one acre, more or lose, b-d n.,rth by water street, tenth by i/ht-.n street, eaut by fence running be. ■ • -- J l>4 an<l T. K. Scott’s premises, : w« I by premise* of J. H. Colbert lev. the property of Sanford Ashmore, u, • for wife, to satisfy om Superior un '- 'rt^n;re fif* ia favor of Caspar Lewis 1-u e of Fleming A Rntherfoid vs Soa-, | fori A-h more, trustee for wife. w. w. Harrell, Skff. One lot in the city of Bainbridge, 1 north by Water street, sooth by F street, east byyocont lot formerly owned hj 1 £ i = '< & S: 5E ^ : 7S5 * * a c CD - mo nta ut the Io'rrul MHilrf cure. 1‘Bnjr dcieieA- pany, for has endeared himself tu our pe. > the unflinching manner in which he has j kent his nost. aswinst the wishes of his Oct. 9. 1875 Attention. City Tox-Payers. The Otv Tax Bookssre miw open at ?. B nunncweU S Co's it. re. for the co.:= -: " ’ ei:y taxes. Tbcy will rtmn.o o; e.u «ut„ November 15th. th-n tx*«utt«ns w:.i | sued against dotauiters- ! VBcera W.nwnwd \>rer«ble,ciji-tining no inercerj °*f of RADWAT-S FILLS vQ frrr tv T»- naiev-ldcord."- P«*.»ce«i. »>LJ> BY lHLUqjil-.-ra AXD TRUE. Send WE are the agents for the sale of the fol lowing land* in Decatur County—Favorable terms offer*-1:—la 21st District, lots, 1 fit). •21. 123 155, 150, 157, and 93; in 27th **1 _ - Q I» i- = c ® H — C3 ^ 2. ^5 rimp to RAOvrlv A CO. a w.rTjn nu. S*w !&t .. 17J. 106, 107. 125. 13 ', 135, V .” P . «mtb Umo—l.-hit» M . ran. , . . 165j lgl> lfe2> pj.5. 8 2, 83,81. 118, and 122. be is- | Bv order of the I T. S. BRUTON. I l'i:v Treasurer. Cnelhousand Printed Note Heads for $8. FLEMING A RUTHERFORD. Aug. 7. 1 S73dhn - ^ O 5 ~ ^ 5- — E = s= •-M * — - a. 3 si 3T EHU ? : ’ » 2 -&!f §. - g> * S fpim : r Ui r ei m l s~ ^ rZ 0 & I p & * © a* oo p e-F O rr estate of D P Hines, now by Reining A and westby erford and John R Hays, i dividing the said premises of J R Seott, an Trustee, levied on as the property of J R Seott, Trustee for his vifit Mina, te satisfy one Mortgage fits in favor of Chops* Lewie for the use of Fleming A Rutherford vs 1 R Scott, Trustee. L F Burkett. Depnly Sheriff: Lot of land No. 830 in 21« district afraid county, levied on oa the property of Beqf. T„ Kith, to satisfy one Mortgage fifo ianrad from the Superior Court of arid ooenty far fo- vurofS B Chittenden, branr. ss Bs^ TRich V W HnmtL September 5. 1878. "" Iff * J. I. GRIFFIN. 109 Btm4 Btrwt, iMpgkTBB. Wholesale and Retail Denier In DRUGS AND MEDICINES/ mchfi-ly /

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The Bainbridge weekly democrat. (Bainbridge, Ga.) 1872-18??, October 30, 1873, Image 3