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Volume 3,
THE WEEKLY* DEMOCRAT
I. pi DLiMfKD Krni Tnmut
tj BEK. E. EtfSSKLL, Proprietor.
U'YEKTISISO RATES ASD RULES.
A j'rrtiwnrnis inserted *t 93 p«r Minn
r Sn*t insertion, *n<! 91for «<k nbn-
qafot one.
A «‘iu«re <■ cidht .did lino of thk type.
|jt*r»l term* made with oomrmet xleertioen-.
I/ical ooticea of -ight Knee are *16 per
lutrirr. or $50 |-<-r • mum. Local noHeee
ln.» than ilirec moatha are subject to
iraD'icnl rote*.
Coat net advertisers who d—irc their ad
•rti-«ments changed, moot giro u* two
rail notice.
(banging ad vertiaement*, sale—herwi*#
pulmtiHl in contract, will he charged 80
rente per square.
Marriage and obituary notices, tributes of
twprct. and other kindred notices, charged
m other advertisement*.
\ lverti»cinsnU n.twt take the mn of the
pRprr. rs we do not contract to keep (hem in
but particular place. *
InnounrrmonU for candidates are $10, if
r f..r one insertion.
<i!l« are due upon the appearance of the
rom-eincnt, nndthe money will be collect.
%, nff'lel by the Proprietor*.
Wp h.ll adhere strictly to the above rules,
1 «// dejmrt from tUein under n<> eircutu-
HWW OF SURSCTUrtlOM.
r« »nnum. in advance, - - £3.00
month*. in a Irenes * 2.00
b r three months, in advance,
;!c copy, in advance,
LEGAL ADVERTISING*
riffs sales, per lo*y, $si; shetiffs mort-
•«ties. j»er levy, $•">; tax sales, per levy,
< iiation for letters of administration. $4;
ii "> f<»r letters of guardianship, 4; appli-
.11 f.. r diMiuiskion from administration, 10;
uion tor dEmission from guardianship.
I I lo ation for leave to tell land (one
•rri. f>, and each additional square, .1;
li. .ition for homestead, 2; .notice to debt-
«n 1 creditors. 4; land sales (1st square),
n*l each additional square. 8; sale of per*
•Mr property, per square, 2.50; cstray
-iny days, 7; notice to perfect aerv-
rulcs nisi to forechme mortgage, per
i; rules to establish lost papers, )>er
« •. J; rules compelling titles. 4; rules
erfeet service in divorce cases, ID.
»<•*. of land, etc., by adhilnUtratarn, ex-
' ;- i*r guardians, arc required by law to
ill .-n t lie first Tuesday in the month,
• '•eii the hours of 10 in the forenoon and
''he afternoon, at ;he court bouse door
l.e.•..uniy iu which the property in situ*
I N.itice <>f these sales must be given
40 days previous to the
inbridge Weekly Democrat *
for print.: ^ the followfcg annooncc-
ment: “< a September 20th, D ext at
8 o clock, a. m., a «nri man will be
cerebrate, i in the Dominician Church
■n the inn r city of Vienna, in com-
memorati rn of the P al >al soldiers
who fell three years ago on the occa.
sion of 0.. capture of Rome, carried
by force of arms and in defiance of
Intcrnatio; a) law. We invite the
Catholics of Vienna to attend the
ecclesiasti al ceremony in great
ns tubers. The Directory ot the
Brotherhoid of Holy Archangel
Michael.
A doab:o suicide had been com*
milted In a room on the fifth story,
Xo._«5 Hu* de Maltc, in Puris, oc
cupied by ; .vo commercial employees,
Leone Marini aged twenty, of Italian I
origin, and Hippolitc Logier aged * ouses 01 Moqton ^ Son ' and E - B.
twenty-three. One of their comrades, l) oun? * Son. of Eafaula, recently
BAINBR1DGE GA. NOVEMBER 13, 1873.
9. Nothing but warm or cold tea Disinfectant.
green orange leaf or sage—allowed: One dracliu. of dry iodine, pi in
sparingly, with small pellets of ice j ■ suitable open vessel in a sick room, i-
occasionally or a mouthful of cool! sail to he among the beet articles u>, ,l
water, for the first three days. j for this purpose. The usnsl objection
10. After the (ever has entirely
disappeared, chicken broth, beef tea.
milk to be given in small quantities,
gradually increasing same as con
valescence advances.
11. The patient must not Ire allow
ed to sit up for a week, nor take any
solid food whatsoever for ten days
after the attack.
The Financial Situation in Eufaula,
Alabama
We learn from a dispatch to the
Atlanta Herald that the bankin'*
H.
J ,w "
glTtKK
t. SWEARINGEN & CO.,
Drug Store) have
c
! a large and varied
of iu disagreeable odor is of .miiior con
sequence when health and fife
stake. The vapors of the iodine- willj
discolor the ceiling or plastered wall f..r XTT ! LL selected and
a time, bat tbe color will gradually dis- i
appear. Jdofortu, used in the same way.
is quite as good aud less offensive to the
sense of smell; besides it does not dis
color the walls, but it is more expensive
than the other.
STEIIKINGER & ENGEL
Of tbe
j FLINT RIYER STORES
Raitibrtdge. (I si.,
T I LSPriTFrLLY inTit* theritixen.- of Do-
*’ ^ • *■ otfiir snd a.Jjuiuiug counties to call and
examine iheir
Umost -y- TLair New aai Eea-ffly Stock
and Winto
Savauuah, Oct. 11,1878.
•nlr.
- f..r the -.de
f ]M*rsri»s1 property
like manner 10 days jirc-
in ii.** debtor* and creditors of
mn nNo bo published 40 d«ys.
■-n.it ij’]'lic:u»..n will l»o raado tot
f Oniii.irv fiir lejkva tu ia»1J »-«»■* -v
•'puT-rtwiu-.i t'.r t wiV mow**
of admii
\r.. intis* be published 80
ip-i-.ioii troin administration,
tinco months—for dismission
,»i-bip. 40 day*.
" ■ l.isure of mortgages must l>e
who called on them at three in the
afternoon to propose an excursion,
knocked a. their door fn vain, and
became aware at the 3ame time of a
strong odor of charcoal. He then
gammoned t he concierge to (oree an
entrance, when the two young men
were found extended lifeless on Hie
bed, near which was a chafing-dish
fall of ashes. They had left no wri
ting to explain the fatal act.
The late 1 »r. Nelaton is said to have
left over 7,"00.000 Irancs. His son
Charles, u ho is now twenty-three
yearsold, bad not selected any ca
reer when the war broke out in 1870.
His father lining at the head of the
surgical service of the International
Society for Succoring the Wounded,
made him e' tend every day at the
Palais rindastrie and at the Grand
Hotel, and taught him to dress
wounds. Aiier the siege of Paris the
vocation of the yonng man for the
medical profession was irrevocably
decided, an-1 he commenced his work
of dissection in the usual way.
The Lon*Ion Lancet says : ‘‘We
bear that a --l\jb lias been formed at
Hamburg f< r promoting the heathen
practice of Incineration in place of
Christian orthordox Inhumation. The „-.i • , . , ,,
i. „ -1 , . With arrived on.the ground on the 8th,
•vs for tbe full spa
mu piling titles fro!
of
borrowed several thousand dollars of
certificates from the Eagle and Phce-
nix Manufacturing Company of Co
lumbus, Ga., which the merchants of
Eufaula agreed to receive in pay
ment for goods. The dispatch pro
ceeds to state that E. M. Keits,
Judge of the Eufaula City Court, re
fused to take the Eagle and Plicenix
certificates, and ordered the bnnkurs
to appear belore him and answer a
charge ot violating the law. The
bankers refused to obey the mandate
of Keits, whereupon the negro Sher
iff and a negro posse entered the
banking house of Young & Son, who
refused to be arrested. At last ac
counts Keits was threatening to send
lor Federal troops.—Sop. News.
A Whale Breaking an Electric Cable
and Getting Killed.
On the evening of July 4th, the In
dian cable between Kurracl.ee and
Gwadur, a distance of three hundred
miles, suddenly failed. The telegraph
Reamer, Amber Witch, C'apt Bishop,
with the electrical staff, under Mr.
.Mance, started -in the following day to
repair the damage, which, by tests, ap
peared to be one hundred and eighteen
miles frmn Kurrachee. The Amber
The Mobile Register says a jury
in Sumter county, Ala, recently
tried a civil suit, and J^ndcrotf a
verdict of manslaughter in the first
degree. Not a memlier of it knew
a letter of the alphabet Upon de-!
livering the verdict, the foreman re- j
marked that inasmuch as no one !
was killed they decided to render a j
verdict of manslaughter and not of
murder, as was originally intended.
The suit was a claim for eOO. found
ed upon some cottoii transaction,
an.l had nothing criminal about it.
The jury was composed ot eight
whites an,: four blacks.
he deceased, the full spare nf
wilt always he continued ne-
n*M*. the 1,-pal reqinrenierile.
se ordered.
foreign Miscellany.
■ Paris newspapers announce
rath of Mine. Felix, the mother
‘ great ilachcl.
I Tin' French Legitimists have in-
i a new name tor the Hovern-
w lncli is to bo of the Compte
Oiaml'ortl. They call it “The
•rmnent of National Reconcilin-
| M 1 ineois-Vietor Hugo, theonly
of the poet, whose illness w as
ftvteil io end fatally, is recovering
Pie Itappel hopes that he will
' 3 iv attic to resume his place on
-’ pOjver.
Parisians are promised a Bona-
■" phamlet, entitled L’Empire.
’ 'hi' pen of the fiery Paul He Cas-
: The Republican prints ask
"vernment will have Llnxcour-
: “'oppress it •
^ ? 'trrman Government has di-
• -urge purchases of gold to be
an.l as their is-a considerable
of it already in store, it
"* assumed that coining will be
"1 on most energetically.
Sef f"i'tli the aristocratic point is
vive more consideration in
•oinage than hitherto, and
* ootnmii tee appointed for this pur-
■ has arrived at an understanding
' 'V subject.
“ Brussels correspondent of the
r ^all Gazette writes: '•Tuejlbeu
lp the Jesuits’organ, makes use
I following language with re-
^ b)the King of Italy: “Yes,
r of the Pope, hangman of the
and you will roll to the bot-
• ,J f the abyas. You are pushed
T an invisible hand, impatient to
u B" n you an inexorable chas-
I ®- nt - Go now and say at Yien-
I(pr ' ln . “Look, I am success,
~ triumphant and crowned rob-
whom on entering lias made a will,
according to which his remains are
to be burnt. Theonly difficulty about
this proceeding, is the cost of the fuel.
The wood ami coal required for the I
satisfactory destruction ot a human
body, would certainly be considera
ble, and the present scarcely seems
a favorable time for reviving this
ancient and in a sanitory point of
view, commendable practice.
Haw to Treat Fevers-
fully gmppied within a
juarter of a mile of the fault.
Mr. H. Izaak Walton gives this ae-
eou.it of what was found: “On winding
in the cable unusual resistance was cx-
nerienced. as if it were foul of rocks;
Th» V —
Yaterland, an Ultra-
l-.t ' lne riurnal, wag confiscated on
• T of the King of Italy's arrival
The Howard Association of New
Orleans have made public the follow
ing simple rules, prepared by a skill
ful physician of that city, lor the
treatment • f yellow fever. They ap
pear to be so well adapted to the al
leviation of fevers generally ol a bill
ions type, as to justify the opinion
that they might be advantageous
ly followed in this section, as well as
where yellow fever prevails. The
treatment certainly seems to be a
very ratio:.al one for fever in all its
stages, and where is no physician at
hand to take a case in hand, this
course might be followed with good
results:
1. II the patient be taken with fe
ver immediately (one or two hours)
after a meal, give an emetic of mus
tard, salt and warm water, one tea-
spoonful each of former to tumbler j
of last.
2. If thi patient lias eaten more
than three hours previously, give a
dose ol ca-toroil-
N. R.—If the attack commences
with irritable stomach, substitute
a dose of calomel aDd soda for oil, o
grains each for children, 10 grains
each for adults.
3. It the skin is dry, give hot-foot j
baths repeatedly, until perspiration
Is indued.
4. If the skin is very hot. whether
dry or moist, sponge the arms, breast
and kgs under tbe covering with
whisky and water frequently.
The first night of attack give
an injection of 20 drops of laudanum
or Bailey'.- sedative should there be
much restlessness.
6. If the stomach remains irrita
ble, apply mustard plaster: if the
irritability continues apply fly blister.
7. Iftbc- urine is scanty, give water
melon seed tea freely—half a teacup
full every hour. It can be taken ied
if preferr-d.
8- Keep a cool cloth to the head,
if hot or painful.
but after porserving fur sometime the
body of an immense whale, entangled
in the cable, was brought to the surface,
when it was found to be firmly secured,
by two and a half turns of the cable im
mediately above the tail. Sharks and
other fi-h had partially eaten th. body,
which w as rapidly dt-comp*'sing, the jaws
falling away on reaching the surface.
The tail, which measured twelve feet
across, was perfect, and covered with
bamaoles at tbe extremities. Apparent
ly, the whale was at the time of entan
glement. using the cable to free itself
from parasites, such as barnacles, which
annoy them very much, and the cable
hanging in a loop over a submarine
precipice, he probably with a flip ot his
; tail twisted it aroud him
; came to an untimely end."
A story is told of a woman who
freely used her tongue to the scan
dal of others, and made confession
to the priest of what she had done,
lie gave her a ripe thistle-top, and
told her to go oat in various direc
tions and scatter the seeds, one bi
one. Wondering at the penance,
she obeyed, and then returned and
told her confessor. To her amaze
ment, lie bade her go back and gath
er the seed; and when she objected
that it would be impossible, he re
plied that it would be still more diff
icult to gather up and destroy a
evil reports which she had circulated
about others.
nt Yaltloeta,
at Quitman,
ut TliomasTille,
at Albany,
Albany,
[«caTe ThomasYilln,
Quitman,
YaWoit*.
at Lawton,
nnect ai
'outbwcatnMi
The Knoxville Press and Herald
announces a resumption of silver
pecic. It says: “Already in Knox- i''
ville retail dealers are loeei. in<
Trnrsr-fffi'tnftni'j 1 ' iiiii tiuni,-pr
who are forced by the stringency <
the paper money to empty out thoi
hoarded coins from old stocking
and odd crevices. As Horace Gre<
ley used to say, the way to brin
about a resumption is to resume.”
It is estimated that there are at
least 20,000 working girls out of em
ployment in New York at the pres
ent time, as one of the results of the
depression of all kinds of business,
and esp eially such kinds of bu.-ines.'
as straw sewing® artificial flowers
making, and the lighter description
of printing office work.
Change of Schedule,
hnmmnart OtneO
Gul» K uijiiuA. L
On an.l afttr Sunday. Oct LA 1919,
lA.—nfcr trains on this road wifi MM
follows :
EXPRESS PASSENGER.
!<"\yc Savannah daily at
Arrive at Live Oak -
Arrive at Rainbridg* -
Arrive at Albany -
Leave Albany -
I*eave Rainbridga -
Mt»*
8:85 A*
fc40*«
S3!
SIS
t'>nue.-i nt Livs Oak wiltf tMM
on J.. P ,t M ttailroad tbr tad
sonviHe, TaHafcaasce. e«o.
No rhang. of cars between
Albany.
('lone connection at Albany
Southwestern Railroad. .
connection at Lawton for owl
Florida with Wtotem Division
Sleeping car mn* thrmtgfc to
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
WBSTMLM DIY1SIO*.
Sundays cxceptsdotf:H ft M
KHife
Shift pM
4:li p wk
W»p m
8:06 p B
Albany with ntsht trains am
Wd. 1 oaring Alfeby MM.
liiraday and aadrlag
H eduwataj JT fit
at Albany Monday,
Mail Steamer leaves Bainhrid** tint
Thuramlay at 8:00 a in. for Apal4oMsola.
» « HAUQdfc Ota'iSayt.
RANKIN HOUSE,
J. TV. RyAn, Proprietor,
Broad Str«et»
OLUMBU8, * i . OftOftOIA.
FRANK (iOLDEN, Clwik.
ami thus
The Boston Post says: The Democrat
ic party can justly derive from the re
sult of this election in Ohio, where the
Administration party concentrated its
most powerful efforts on its own behalf,
an encouragement such as it has not
felt for years. The people are coming
back to the only party that has adminis
tered the county’s affairs with success, j
and signifying their readiness to entrust j
to its hands the service which has for Ho^i
Three thousand Patrons of Husband- many years past been mail* the pretext | Salk.*
Farmers of Marion and North- j for abuses still suppresses fore than re-1 chllrp
iissouri met together on Thurday j sealed. The bow is ... thf sky for the j jk tlw
Democracy. i '
Platform of the Missouri Patrons of
Husbandry.
DR. TCTT’S EXTRACTUF.SARSAPARIL
LA AND QUF.EN'8 DELIGHT which con
sists of the curative elements iraplauted by
t I'll v
i these In
Tom Allen, the pugilisl
eply to
wspaper paragraph tlu certain men
would back Joe Coburn
has published a card to tl
he will cover any sum f
| dred to five thousand d
gamst him. J
- effect that 1
:n one hun- j
it may j
; lie put up by Coburn or t » friends, in j “ ™a7«'nliS < ^t^fe"£tTthi'.
ry apd
eastTB
last, 16th inst. to talk earnestly about
about public affairs. Speeches were
made by some of tbe truest and most
prominent men of that section, and cigh- |
teen resolutions were adopted. M haL j
follows is tbe substance of both, aud of j
what they want:
Federal corporations controlled by
Ongress; all others by the States respee
tivelv: Equal taxation of property of ®"J
" 1 , J • I hght t.'oburu half wav b,-t
corporations aud individuals. Maximum j - ,
rates for raiir«>ads. and below that lelt
open for competition. No more laud ^
subsidies, and the public domain for ac- , closes _ [
tual settlers. An adequate appropriation
for improvement of the Mississippi riv
er. The advancement of public inter-
e*»te bef*»rc the advancement of jiarty. j a Pensioner of the & *nd Connec-
The repeal of the back-salarv-grab. The t j cnt \rtillery drew one umlerd and
revimon of the tariff and its redaction . gjxty-two dollars pensi
to a revenue basis. Reduction of the , wec .| i a g Q act j being
taxes. Denunciation ot Democratic an i sav jjjvr 3 banks deposit^ it in a faro
Republican parties alike, for the back- j inside of three ho:
developed and concentrated, is known
id wide by the efi'ecta it lia« produced,
unjortunate prey of Scrofula, wliuae
was once honey-combed by that foul
se testifies to its value ; the Rheumatic
nt who ha* cost aside his crutches ac-
ledgea its benefits with gratitude: <Le
n of Syphilitic taint and mercurial poi-
esounds its praise: and the cdicatrice* of
inhered ulcers of every type, had they
a tongue, would bear witness to its ei-
Appetite. Indigestion, Dy*pcp°:a.
. Female Irregularities,; Whites,
nplexioD, Eruptions and Blotches
i. While Swellings. Sore Eyes, Dic-
jm the Rears, Scald Head, l ancer
nb, xiglit Sweats, Nocturnal Eml»-
all proceed from the
DRn RAD WAY’8
Sarsaparillian RBsolvent^
ths crs:at blood purifier.
na* MADE THE MOST ARTOJTISTTTKn rrRES: SO
quit K. H*» KAFID AKK THE <'UANUE- 'Til*
HODY UNDERGOES, UNDER THE INELUEKCB
OK THIS TRULY WONi^ERFUL MEDICINB.
THAT
Every Bay aa Increase in Flesh
aid WeiiM is Seen and Felt.
Ererr drop of tbe PARSAPARILLIAM BE80L-
VENT communicate* through th* Bioori, Sweat. Urine,
enrl otlK r noiie end juices of the system the viifor of
life, for it repairs tbe waste* of tbe body with new and
sound materia!. Scrofula, Sypblll*. Consumption.
Glandular dlaease^Ufe^rs in the throat. .Mouth. 1
So^Eyes! Stramort
the won* forms of ^
Sorea, Or aid Head, Rini? Worm. Salt Rheum Erysipeiaa.
Acne. Black Spots, flurew itt trie Fle»h, Tumors. Can
cers in the Wcir.h. snu ail weahenin* and painful di»-
char e*. Mfateweau, Loin of “ *
the life principle, arawtthmti
wonder of Modern COemtetr r.
lafltfo
I after
ard by eaying
Coburn ever since 1
this country, and tbi? is
time I have challenged 1*
! BMjft
and kindred diseases a i
ne<l ui*on the world haring
ic relief of suffering hutnaui:
Dr. Tutt’s Sarsaparilla
and Queen’s Delight,
iible hands, uif that he will j thu*
ien St. Lf>ais i C * U!, *. <
ada, at fn»m ! ery pni
to three moBth|>otif0e. Allen j lre ^^
I hare been j L'mi.
ave been in
twentieth
uing in
r disease, and di
ns bv extending it
i whereby health
the circulation
with the gern o
Sypbtll-
trie tin
OI.-uh*< sr. t ofh^r i
XcacT Black Spot*. Woruw iu toe Fieidi. Tutuor'/Canl
• ‘—■oftOWtH weakenin* and painful dr
1a --.ot fcj.crrr. at d all waatc*
*“ w — Itq rasqaof thw
prove to any person using ltfor either of tiiMa form* of
disease iu potent power to cure ttsens.
If the patient, daily becoming redaced by the waste*
and decomposition thatis contincaMy wnyewing. suc
ceeds In arresting these waste*, and tbs mm
with new material made from Leaithy b'. v>l—and ihta
tbe SARdAPA.BIEI.lAX wiU aui docs secere—a ear*
is certain; for when ooco thi* remedy eoratweas its
• ' — - -ion, and succeed*.!,-, dla.ir.lshtn* tbe
repair* wtu be rapid, and every day
; the patient win teelhlmeelf frowica o*tte?and*tron**r,
the foo«i u!xe*tic« better, appetite improving, aud fieeh
and weight increasing.
Not only doe* the Ssnur.taiLx.LUf Pcsoltout excel
sit known remedial agent* Inthecura of Chronic. Bero-
. fuloa*. Coratltational, and Shin disease*; tut U i* tbe
j only positive cure for
i Kidney <C Bladder Complaints,
i Urinary and Womb disease*. Crave!. Diabetee, Dropey,
So ppose of Water. Incvu tinenoe of Unite. Bright's Die-
case. Albumiunrio, aud In aU ca*e* where there are
brick -dost depoetts. or the water is thick, eioady. mixed
with ftabetaume itk* ti e whits of an c-gg, or thread* like
white sdk, nr there is a morbid, dark, biiion* appear-
i a nee. ami white boooduat depoetta, and when tie re if
rti Til V «**. i la certain; for when oi
i.YEIItl nr. work of parmcaUrn a
M. Boley & Co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers is
CHAMBER and
KITCHcw
83 BROUGHTON ST.
Oorucr Jefferson and Broughton,
St. Andrew’s Hall, Savannah, Go.
All the latest style* kept on hnfti; Mfd-
tresses renovating and repairing of fuMitM
cxecu e<l promptly and at reaaonahlftprie—i
mehSl ly
The only Reliable Gift Dfetribatk* te Ih#
Country i
$75,000 00
in v alii able eirrsi
To be difitributad fa
L. d.
104 tb REGULAR MONTHLT
«iir«
n
cds debill;
El
he Back and along the Louts.
Tumor of VA Years 9 Growth
Cured by Had way'8 Resolvent.
influence of *l»i^ valuable Med
icine the eye gr-.u.- >p:ti-!vlii>g. the complex
ion clear and r --t- ii*. nnsiphi'y Bloichee,
Poc'i Mark-. Worms in the Flesh. Ii tuple*
and Ri.>Mgiiuc.v« of the Skin disappear,
ihe entire ••rgar.i/j.iion gr-.u« re*lob
health. It gives tonetothe U*by, on;
ic to gain in flesh and increase in weight.
Price. ?!.«*) j*cr bvttle. or ^bottle* for fto.00.
Sow V li.-uggirtA (eiwisllr tbruTgbi-.t tbe , aiiiC.cSidJ5toi.c-a"'
DR. RADWAY’S
£ -3 PerfeatPiiiptiYS&ReplatmaPilli
perfectly ta-^elem. elcTrently cowtaf with aw
money a Cni ,„i'
Strustful of | Prepared by Wm. U. THTT. M. If.. 18 &
PInU Street. New York.
pay steal and the Credit Mobilicr frauds,
and » no longer deserving the confi- j ‘ D»r novr.” raid a d:
deoee of the nation. Absolute neeessi- hig toe
ty for the independent and united ac 1 another had dropped on
tio. of the people topreeeve the go-eru- had .... my now shoes.
ment, and inviting all, regardless of past ;
political affiliation, to join them.
An Iowa clergyman who had a dona- j
tionparty lately h3S beans enough to j
last thirty-seven years.
} when bb
mashed flat ^ la ax which
“qwe I’d a
GURLEY A
ATTORNE
And Counselors
BAIXBBIDGE,
RICHARO SiMS
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Bainhridge, Ga.
Office iu the Court House. All buaiacr*
intrusted to his care will be promptly oi-
tentb.-l to. *
July 81. 1878—ly
. XtCILL M. o’NEAL.
McGILL k O NKAL,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
.Bo in bridg*' Ga.
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Bvvc i Kfe!n<-r», BiodJcr. "Xervisoa tHwem*a.
SsppgwKS
Tweera Worronsed lorfTvet a yoafctre ear*. furHw
Vegetable, bo mercury, suceraiewr dUemla
°*A nt XADWAY'S TTLT8 wEl free th* syw
tem frees al! the also** tsaaseU <it«*rdera Price, tt cente
per Box. COLD BY DML’OtilSTA
*jnn “KALiK AND TBCK.” Bead one letter
BhDWAT A CO. No. 3J Warren at. New
Notice to Debtors & Creditors.
j Gm»roia—Da tTU Cotxjt.—All per-on
ha-* ing -claims aga>u*t Richard Sitae, late of
■ eaid county decease*!, are hereby r- juired
| to pr»*«ent them to tue iu terms of the law ;
i and oil person* iudebted are notified to come
! forward and make immediate fiayiaent.
Caroline Siji*. Aditsituatralrix
of Eotote of Richard Sim*.
September 5th, 1878.
To lie drawn Monday,
GNE GRAND DASH PRIZE §f
)?5000 In OOLDI
ONE GRAND CASH PRIZE 9f
e-SOOO In Silver t
Two Prizes $1800 each, ia
backs!
Six Prizes $500 each is
backs!
Ten Prizes $!00 each ia Qrtidlth
Agents wanted tsssHTWwtfift
whom Liberal Premia— WM I*
paid.
Single Tickets $1 ; Six TW— ** , «i
Ticket* 810 ; Tw«ntr-#v» 18ft.
Oircnlaru conuining • full lift ot
lesvcription of the manner of (
tLvfin. All letter* mtmfc be
UAUE MPTICB L- D. USS.
1C1 W. Fifth St.
MmiAI»
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1000 Postal’Cords printed al
this Office for $S ; 500 Ar tt:
100 for S2. Tumble fai
Orders,
