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BEAD! READ! READ!
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'% no* offer to my customer*, and the public generally, greater bar*
^ 'gains than ever hcrebforcv Haring bought my cetire
r ! FaIl and Winter Stock for Cash!
- Sell Cheaper than any House in Cutlibert.
£1 lhosc wanting GOOD GOODS, and CHEAP GOODS, would
V2t|Tadu1t their own interest by calling and examining my Slock before
'jgrafchasing elsewhere. My Slock is ampl^ and embraces every grade of
. Ready-Made Clothing,
-.BLACK ALPACAS, POPLINS) DAGNAI.KS,
:* WOESTBD bUESS GOODS, FLANNELS,
".V Shawls afld Tilnweys.
latest Style Ladies Cloaks,
DOMESTICS, NOTIONS,
m Boots, Shoes, Hats, Hosiery, etc., etc.
* *~QOME, inspect and prioe my Goods, and be convinced of the (act.
^-*Voct4 3m teeAgnbr.
, department
b staff of this old and
i Institute will visit Colh.
J Oct. 23, IST8, stopping at
ITobjeet of this viwt «• to g»<
Dieted an opportoaity far ex*
>r near their homes,
thus saying hopeless cases tire ex-
ok* trip to Atlanta. A care-
. Aol exaniination will be made, and
jtatiantt can learn if their osaea are
curable or can be hendfitad, and
whether it will Tie neoesaary for
them to visit the Insulate. In
aacb esses as can be cared, or treat-
mint begun at home, arrangement*
can be made with oar visiting Sur*
gc'on, and treatment com me deed
at once. Examination free.
Cases of Deformities dnd Chronic
Defenses will be examined—silch as
ClttbPect, Diseases of the Hip,
Spina and Joints, Paralysis, Piles,
.Fistula, Catarrh, Fomale und pri*
wale diseases, and diseases of the
Eye, Ear, &o.
Come early, as ihe visit is limited
to the time slated. For circular
and full particulars address
«National Surgical Institute,
oct4 36 AtlauU, Ga.
J -A Fine Lot Ladies’ Cloth and
Leather Shoes Nos. 3 sod 4, which
will b. sold cheap at
^ - Harris-.
TSTwraTTACKETTr
Hof removed bis residenoe to the
bead of CoHege street, oo left hand
I wide grdn’g west.
—Our friend, J. A. Allisob, is
the architect of a first fclais ghost
story. Ask him to tell It.
S. E. Freeman is last filling up
his store with now goods. Sirtt
fast baildiog up a good traddi
—The new fence aiound ths
Court house is finished and ready
for the painter. It ia a good job.
—Geo. G. Smith, at one time pre
scription clerk in Powell’s drug
store, died of yellow fever in Hem
<pbis fast week.
—Kentpner wee the happiest man
we saw yesterday. It is a girl, and
the centre cf Attraction to the entire
housobold.
IS. Look out for his sign, c
post oak tree.
—Dixie Jeans, all Wool, 40 cents
per yard, at tf HARRIS*.
_ * positively known tbut one box
of KabsejiX Fran Pills to equal In money
value (6 It «tT worth of Quinine. They
contain eethisf that is aotoonon*. They aro
1 harmless to «M or yoaoc- Manufactured by
Wnnox ft DtCsr, Eur.ula, Ala.
| WsaWInOatMKTt by T.fl.POWELL.
* An elegant assortment of
I light-colored Pants', amiable for par
| ties evening dress, at M. H.
I PwJtuCT & Co.’s. f*
Be&utflnl Dress Goods, with
iTrimmings to Match, all of Modern
" ‘abric, M. H. Pulaski A Co.’*.
The Dress Goods Depart-
aeat at IK. H. Pulaski &
Jo.*S is simply immense. Call sod
■see the great sights
IfluThe finest and best assorted
ktodt ef Dress Goods, embracing
, Idlwer Fills
K id soy Liver PtlU ook! in
hlatosrksL With ao* box or Planter a Ur-
r Pills to awve tbs Liver and Bowels, and
I bogof Farmers Fever Pills yoa can
J < riin!w‘sLhrerPnis cost 15 cento, sad
■arawT’s Fever Pills 75 Cents.
I Fo* sals by T. S. TOW ELI
| au|*er- Druggist, Bookseller ft Stetioocr
pjffe are pleased to announce
lie arrival of Our Handsome and
kyfish Fall Dress Goods, »nd re
heat an inspection of name.
m <Stl H- PULASKI A CO.
. Highest price paid for Cot
n Cash, by
C. N. Simpson, Jr.
Jfitee at Allison & Simpsons,
llolllinff to fit children
» 3 years up to young met
at variety and style at A
Klaski & Co.’s.
uCall and see the largest and
lit selected Stock of Clothing at
IH. Pulaski <fe Co.’s.
l»Tbe tost baa been fatly made for the
. iv, and FaukbVi Fetes Pills
!* been found superior to any preparation
—*e prevention and core of a!
Price has been ndoced t
Wkkdox 4 Dent.
Etifaala, Ala.
D*.T.S.POWELL.
CulbU-rt. Ga.
pFine Dress Suits, all made to
r and warranted of best male*
I just come to band at if. II.
KI &> Co.’*.
—To visit Eafaula sod fail to ex*
amine the extensive stock of boots
Rod shoes kept by the Singer Brb-
liters, is indeed a mistake, They
have a stock of goods calculated to
attract attention m' may Sotilhtra
market Indeed, we never iw* *
finer line of booth and shoes in any
establishment, North or South —
They manufacture moat of their
stock within their own town, and
to do so they employ the most skill
ed workmen. Thus. Brown, Jr n
and lUrriauo, the beat bootmakers
ever in Outbbertare constant work
men here, and All in this section
know their qualifications. The
Singers are enterprising young men,
ire fast introducing the beat of
rinery and stock with which to
nmodate their increasing trade.
Be sure end call on them when yoa
Eafaula, and examine their
■lock.
E. A.KEESE,
—Grouby, the irrepressible, has
established a Fort Gaines Depart
ment in the Henry County Regis
ter, and Mr. E. P. LaPrade baa
charge of it.
■Mr. tf. C. Brooks showed ua a
tttrnip frock* kb .patch this week
that measured # inches in circum
ference. There is good opportunity
for somebody to raise turnips.
Six loads of Randolph cotton was
brought to otar town ahd sold last
Tuesday. Bring It in, friends, we
arum lira town, what there Is of. a*.
Isaac Sieoerman, the great
Clothier of Eulaula, has the largest
stock of clothing ever offered in the
Bluff city. He can clothe any per
son, from an infant to a giant at
lees noet than can be done in any
city in the State of Alabama. His
largo corps of attentive clerks are
busy from early mom until Isle at
night waiting upon the multitude of
coatomrra daily thronging tbi* pop
ular clothing establishment. If any
of ohr readers wish any article of
ththlhg they should certainly call
at 5teuennan*s before purchasing.
—ftobt. G. Owen end Miss Em
roa fflllyer wfcrt hurried in For
syth yesterday eVcning. The hap
py and handsome couple will reach
Culhbert this evening A dispatch
from Forsyth this morning makes
this brief khnouncehient: •* The
woVk it \IOhv\ Ri<d Bob ia happy.”
A long ahd happy life to yoaj dear
friend.
—We regret to learn that Mr.
Tucker Green had bis gin house and
two Or three bales of cotton burned
last Tuesday night A lamp, which
bad been carried to the gin bouse to
enable him to weigh cotton, was
oVerturhed and te a few minutes
the building was in flames.
—A. protracted meeting was be
gtth at the Baptist Church last
Thursday night, by the pastor, Rev.
W. it. cooper.
—Remember the meeting of tho
IrnproVUmtut Society next Monday
night.
—Judge Clarke bus been confined
to his toom for W Week with ai
L-cti on of the throat. fte has suf
fered greatly, bat wo-are glad he ie
now improving.
—A new market house is being
erected oo the vacant lot between
Kempner’a and Boone A Conley’s,
where fresh meats will be eoH reg
ularly.
—The Finest and Cheap
est Alpaccas at Harris’.
—W-e are sorry to learn that
Rev. W. D. Stewart, preacher on
the circuit in Clay county, ia'quite
ill—ao moch so as to pravcWt Ms|
’meeting his appointments tor the
present. Rev. Mr. Weaver, tro
learn, will fill his appointment at
New Rope.
—D. Kempner presents hit barn
sr to the breeze to-day, to tell oar
readers of his stock of goods. We
have taken A hasty review of his
stock and can truly say he has the
best and largest assortment be has
ever offered. He soils cheap, and
Will serve you right. Call on him.
—Clolhiug at your own prioe at
tf HARRIS’.
—The Commercial Hotel, fn Eu-
fsula, under the management of the
geuisl Riddle and Minis, is indeed
headquar era for the traveling pUb
lie. The traveler hcV6 finds neat,
well furnished rooms, attentive
vants, while the table is famished
with choice, well prepared food. It
is iodecd refreshing te be the guest
of the Commercial.
—Messrs, j. R. Simpson ind A.
A. Jontis hhVe bought out Mr. A. J.
Jones. Thuy fiaVo a fine stock or
dry goods. And art) offering them at
bottom prices.
—The SouthTrestoVn Railroad has
reduced freights froth ColutnbUs to
this place to the same rates as the
boats charge. Small feVora thank
fully received.
—Go l»Boone & Conley’s to get
Keroeeae.
—What about our Fair ? While
in Eufunla on Tuesday wa had sev
eral applications for a premium Ks1
and numberless enquiries as to date,
etc. Many sro preparing srticli
for exhibition, and we hope the
committee will, as esrly a* possible,
publish a list of premiums, days of
exhibition, cux, ao that all may
know what to expect.
—Thoso indebted to me are ear
nestly requested to call and make
settlement. I need the money, and
if your note or account ia due, 1
have a right to expect it. I will
bay your cotton and pay you the
highest price on scconot.
It W. B. DIXSON.
—Miss Forrest, secood daughter
of Col. Herbert Fielder, left yester
day to Water Wesleyan F. College,
at Macon. She graduated in An
drew Female College in J une, 1876,
her 14th year, and was pothaps
the youngest graduate, male or fe
male over known.
—Hixson's will is rending duly
for the public laming out meal of
best grade. The long dry spell
has not closed bis mill, and those
living in less favored sections should
oairy their corn to Dixaoa’s when
they can get meal without delay.
J. C. Cobb has again taken
charge of the market, and propu
to furnish our citixena with fresh
meat daily. Cobb thoroughly
derslanda the bu»inesa,and when he
announces something nice you may
rely upon the declaration.
—Cotton continues to i
rapidly, although prices are not aa
high aa last week. 2,486 bales have
been received here—1,860 bales
the Grange Warehouse, and 626 At
the Merchant’s and Planters.* The
prices paid to day are 9 cents which
are fatly up to quotations from
abroad.
—8. E. Freeman is selling onion
•eta at 15 cU. per quart, or 30 cents
per gallon. Cheap.
—The Cuthbert Amateurs are
rehearsing lor the purpose of giving
another entertainment soon,
attractive programme may be ex
pected.
—We have been forced to leave
out several new advertisements this
week. Advertisers should send in
their notices aa early as possible, as
we cannot delay oar paper for any
cause.
Hurrah for Harris.-
Cheap Dry Goods!
Having bought our entire Stock of
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes.
In New York for Cash, ho can sell
cheaper goods than any store in
Cuthbert or this side of New York.
Gome and see and be convinced
that you can buy $10 worth of
goods for $» 50, theroby saving
from 25 to 30 per cent.
Come ouc, Come nil be
fore you buy your Goods
elsewhere ! No trouble to show
yon the Goods. Remember
HARRIS’ Dry Goods Store,
Next to Allison & Simpson
aep27*lf
—Our friend D. S. Brown will be
40 yeara old on Tneaday next, yet
he aays he can beat any man
ning or sclliiig cook stoves i
county.
—Billy Barry, the popular auc
tioneer, was found sleeping orer
his rights a few days since. Dont
call on him for an explanation.
—C. N. Simpson has purchased
046 bales of cotton already this sea
son for which he has paid the cosh.
Pretty good work.
—Fine Ladies’ Cloaks, from $3
to $7 50, at tf HARRIS’.
p9~ To be provided Tor sicknesi In voar
aiuily. *o to Dr. Powellli nod jet ■ box or
wo of PiA.vrxaa Liter Pius, cost25 cents,
iside for treating fever.
•ENT, Ms*
1
For sole by T. S. Powell.
QMTUAX COLXTY DEPABTUEXT.
J. E. DOZIER, : : : : Editor.
Personal. — Col*. Fielder and
Flewellen of Cuthbert were in town
last Monday. They seemed to be
ei^oylng life:
—Notwithstanding the decline of
cotton, bay era in town atill give
high prices, and the result In, the
warehouse is doing a big business.
— Mr. Jehu Phillips passed
through town one day last week
with three wagons loaded with syr
up barrels. He will make enough
syrup to satisfy the wants of every
an in the county.
—In Commissioner Janes* Manu
al Of Georgia, Georgetown is pat
down n* hating 850 inhabitants, 1
physician, 4 lawyers, 6 dry goods
stores, 9 churches and 7 grocery
stores.
—Dr. J- T. Robinson has a chufm
patch that is said by those who
have seen it, to be as fine os they
saw. He is raising them ox-
pressiy for hia hogs, and they are
•aid to be as good if not better for
bogs than the ground pea.
-The colored Method ista in
Georgetown are building a new
charch. When completed it will
present quite a striking contrast
alongside of the old one. Their
white friends contributed liberally.
Sugar cane sella readily on the
streets at five cents a stalk. It is
moaually large this year, and ia
•weet and well flavored.
—Isn’t it about t<me for the rab
bit haulers to organise again. There
nothing like being organized,
o if it is to hant the timid bare.
—A shower of rain lost Friday
gavo temporary refief from the
dust. The river fa still no low tliat
the boats go no higher that* Eufatt-
—The longest train of car# that
has been Irere fn yeart left last Tues
day loaded with cotton brought up
the river by the Holt and Jordan.
—We had the pleasure of meeting
on Monday evening Cspt Raoul, who
spent the night in our town.
Mammoth Stock
• OP
Owen & Sealey !
160 CASES
Received in 1 Day!
Largest Stock we have ever offered
in Cuthbert.
Goods Cheaper than
For SO Year. I
LARGEST STOCK of FURNITURE
ErtrOpeacd laCiUiUit.
ffiftatPriB Faidfor Cotton
Everything Encouraging 1
Planters Paying 60
Days in Advance.
JCy We are very thankful to
yon for yonr Liberal Patronage.—
Call sod we will Sell you GOODS
Cheaper than you havo bought in
Twenty Years.
Working Men will Succeed !
. Respectfully,
Owen& Sealey.
sep6-tf
Mrs. E. GrlBSOKT
CALLS the attention of the ladies of this and adjoining counties to
her large und beautifnl Stoct of
Fall and Winter Millinery Goods!
Which ia just opened and ready for inspection.
Her HATS are of the latest Style, and of every textnre and plica.—-
She feels confident of her ability to suit every o«e, aa her Stock ia vary
large, and was selected with great care. sep27tf
—Mr. George Mooro has opened
store at Hatcher’s Station.—
George is a clever and industrious
young man, and wo wish him sno-
ss in the mercantile business.
— * 1 The mills iH the county have
almost ceased to ran, owing to the
scarcity of water. If it doesu’t
meal will be scarce io these
diggius.
—The Mayor’s Court has been
unusually qniet and placid this
week. Not a single case ot any
character.
—A negro man went coon hnnt-
g on Patanla the other night* and
after walking op and down the
awamp for some length of time,
built a firo and sat down to rest.—
Hia dogs failing to start anything,
soon made their appearance and be,
thinking it nsekxs to remain longer,
rose to go home, bat when in
act of gatberiag np bis axe, be h<
a terrible rattling in his rear, and
turning belretd » large Vattli
—Why ia it that the fitlle yellow
butterflies that Are seen flying
old fields, Always wing their coarse
toward the East? A gentleman,
who ia a dose observer, aays be has
noticed their movements for several
days, and that their general coarse
is eastward. He ia curious to know
why it is, and any ventilation oo
the subject will be tbankfolly and
most gratefully received by him.
—The river at this point ia lower
than it has been this year, and it la
with difficulty that b>’Sts ran.
Valuable
Lands for Sale!
B kii
la
Seven Hundred Acres
ofLsD4for»s]«. Said Loads lis wftMatra
■UmoI Cuthbert, on Um Cathhert and Port
G bIuci Ball read, and «u formerly owned by
J. G. Manrlutm. OathCMLeadaUanslmn-
dance of timber, water and three rood eetde-
mesta. I Will eeU the entire body leget'
or in each late ae will rait fwtkueit
•2-W per acre—one half C—A end tnleoc
IS etoothe, with iotereet nod approved •
Thoee dedriac «ood Fanning Loads,
requeued to coll early and tee pntM g,
Per farther hfomtlim, eddroee or call on
i. G. HAMMOCK.
■epSO tf Cathhert. Go.
All my Patrons are
Jjucky,
J, ^Tlnce. Cigi
to be found la nay market.
Old Forrester
la acknowledged to be the ymeot
Liquor in the State, and I have the exela«ive
right to handle thie brand In Cathhert.
My patroaa nlwaye emUe when I
them with a Lemonade or Soda, or any of
my favorite brands of Dqaor.
Drink at my Bar and iaaab and grow fat.
Giro me n call nod aee bow moehr yon wt
be terved. H. J. GEE3L1N,
anglfkf ColWfca Street.
Cast bon and Steet
Turners and Points
Ia Urge quotUiee at
ALLI30JC ft SIMPSON’S.
Zell’s Phosphate for Fall Crops!
PAYABLE IN COTTON NEXT FALL!
I have one of the beat Phosphittes ever sold in thin market,
which 1 propose to sell,
Payable October 13, 1879, at 948 OO per Ton!
With the option to pay ia Middling Cotton at 12 eta. por pound, or
$35 00 Cash. $5 00 per ton Freight to be paid by the planter ia either
It oontains a large per ceut. of Potash. Can be naqd with or
without composting. Call on me soon, aa I have only a limited quantity.
•ept27 lm -J. <3. MARTIN.
Fall and Winter Millinery Goods !
Airs. AX. La. COOPER,
COLLEGE STUEET, CUTHBEBT, GA,
Has received the largest and moat attractive Slock of
MILLINERY GOODS!
Ever befare offered her patrons. Her Stock embraces all the latest
■Lyles and grades, which enables her to perfectly suit the tastes of every
nstomer. Call and examiue her Stock. sep27-tf
Go to the Cheap Store
FOR YOUR
Dry Goods and Groceries!
Lumpkin St., Cuthbert, Ga.
A. W. CtllalaESFIE
H AS refitted and added largely to hU baildiog which he U now filling fr>m top tobolteai
with 'he beat (elected Stock af
Dress Goods, Prints, Jeans, Bleechings,
Stripes, Sheetings,
And Domertic Good* of nil kind*. qiuUltlea and prices. The most complete and select Stock
of HOSIERY, HANDKERCHIEFS and WHITE GOODS ever offered in Calhbart. Al
so, a Urge and well selected Stock or
Ready Made Olotliing*,
WITH FINE HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES TO MATCH.
AU can be salted in these Goods, and the prices are cheeper than aver. A comparison of
Goode and prioes is Invited. In the Qrocery line my Stock of
BACON, LAUD, HAMS, SUGAR, COFFEE, SYB-
UP, SOAP, STARCH, POTASH, TOBAC
CO, CIGARS AND WINES,
Cannot be Excelled in this Market!
I have Jto added te my Mock a large Slock of
Crockery and Glassware.
I keep also such articles in the Hardware lino as the planters of tbo
the oonnty need. Come and see me, examine my Stock, learn ray prienn
and I can sell yon^our Goods. A. W. GILLESPIE.
aep6*ct
GREAT PREPARATIONS
• AT THE
BARGAIN STORE!
—OF—
M. H. PULASKI & CO!
Great preparations are being made at our Store fer tho reception of
the Largest and Best FALL STOCK of
Dry Goods and Clothing!
A part of which has already come to hand, and is now ready for in
spection.
Our Grocery Department
WILL BE THE
leading Provision House in this Section
Therefore dont fail to come and see ns, or send as yoar ordors. Wa
have now the Largest and Best Stock of .. •
Bagging and Ties,
Flour, Meat, Lard, Syrups, Coffee, Sugar,
ALL KINDS OF TOBACCOS,
Leather, Hardware, Harness, Crockery, Willow Ware, etc.
AT A LITTLE LOWER PRICE THAN THE LOWEST 1
Yoa will SAVE MONEY, at aa, time b, oomiog to aee aa.
BOOTS and SHOES! V
In great rariat,, at KOCK BOTTOM PRICES.
®"Brins your rollon or other Prodnce to no, for
which ire will see that yon cot the Highest market
Price. Respectfully,
augaOtf M. II. PDLASKI & CO.
SOAPS I SOAPS!!
White RnMian,
■aU by T. & POWELL,
Pruggiat, Dcoktdler and Stationer.
Improve! tenia Plow Stool
The best Plow in the State.
At ALU50H ft suffsors.
