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LOCAL ITEMS. Colton .Tlarkc‘l. flreencsboro’.Nov.. 11.— Middling, - - 11} Augusta, Nov. 10.— Low Middling, - 12 Middling, - - - 12} Good Middling, -12 J - • ■ Advoi'tiNiiiK limlpx. Administrator’s Sale—J, L Brown. Adm’r. Valuable SDtp TTonse for Sale—VV. H. Branch. Assignee. Exemption Personalty—Nancy Geer (colored ) Libel tor Divorce—P. B Robins u, Att’y. DrV Goods and General Merchandise —J. F. Hart &Go . Union Point, (ia Estray Notice—J. F. Thornton Letter Dismission Administration W. W . Lumpkin. Exemption Personalty—Daniel Win fiel 1 (col.) Sheriff Sales —.1. 11. English Shff’ The people’s cash store- —R Johnson &Cos Stoves, Stoves- —VV.G. Durham. Letter of Adm’r —J. A. T Jenkins Exemption Personally and Realty S. VV t'onnally. Letter Distnissiou Vdm’r—J. D. Durham. Exempt!"!* Personalty and Realty H E. Poteet. Executors' Sale—o. A. and >• ( Davis, Executors. Adm’r Sale — I). A. Newsoui, Adai’r Exemption Personally Ellis <le meets. Warrenton Clipper —H W. G. Hum, Jlditor and Proprietor Exemption Personalty—Eduiond Gregory, (col ) Notice in Bankruptcy —A. E. Ruck clerk. M’Call, Copelan <fc Go’s.. Notice to those having unsettled accounts At llte I’nitlist < Iturrlt. Rev. T. 0. Boykin, Sabbath School Evangelist of the Georgia Baptist Conven tioh, will lecture at'the Baptist Church, at this place, on Saturday night. Sunday and Sunday night. — Mon. A. IS. Xtoiihons, We are informed, is slowly recovering from the recent severe attack which came near terminating his useful life. Hopes are now entertained that he will he able to take his seat in Congress by the first of Janua ry next. Asms Can Save From If) to 25 per cent bv nur. chasing goods at Hightower’s old stand Reluruetl. The numerous friends of Messrs. S. A. and Tj. C. Torhert. will he gratified to learn of their return to our city. The latter nam ed gentleman is now opening a verv fine stock of Confectioneries at the old. stand of Torhert & Tiro., on 'lain Street. ——♦ a. i An Atlanta Drummer Whose name we withhold, left nur city last Saturday, minus $ 100. lie had a vague idea of having heen rohbed, and failed ut terly to see the point in the oft quoted line of Shaksoeare: Who stea's my purse steals trash. —• •<>► If You %Vi*li Cheap goods for the oiotn’y eal! it the old stand of Hightower’s A Cos —♦ -*•••- ■* The ••IVnrrentmi flipper.” Tt is with no ordinary degree of pleasure that we call the attention of our readers to the Prospectus of the Warrenion Cl’pprr, which appears in another column of our paper. Under the managemen' of its pre sent able and inimitable editor, the ‘•Clip per has attained a most honorable and en viable position in Georgia journalism. It abounds ill originality and sparkles with wit. We heartily coinmen lit to the pa tronage of our readers. Subscription price 80 cents for three months. Have You Examined the g-e* w at Hightowers old stand ? uch Barmins were never offered in Greeneslvm’. —mmV9 • Wm CSreeue Superior C’oiiPt. The adjourned Term of Greene Superior Court, began last Monday, his Honor Bi lge Gibson, of the lugusta Circuit presiding. No cases of special importance have come up, as yet. For some time pa t the cpi have heen considering the question of re trenchment in county expenses, and as it is supposed the Grand Jury will take cogni zance of the matter—considerable interest is manifested in regard to the Presentments of that honorable body. We notice in attendance unon the Court, besides our loyal and county Bar. Ihe fol lowing distinguished gentlemen of the le gal profession from ahroad: Judge Augus tus Reese. Cols. J. A. Billups. A G. Foster, F. C. Foster and Seaborn Reese, of Madi son,.and the able and courteous Solicitor, Col. J W. Preston, of Monticello. Tlie “Home .lourual" Published at Perry, Houston county, Ga , puts in its appearance this week in the form of a handsome eight page sheet, a model of typographical execution, and overflowing with choice reading matter The "Journal” reflects great credit upon its able editor. iwam • 4■— ——■ — Harriet!. On the evening of the Bth inst; by L. D. Caldwell Esq., Mr. John T. Bush and Misi Mary C. Slewnrt. all ofGrcenf county Hiitertnimnent. The ladies of t e Episcopal Church will give an entertainment, consisting of Cha rades and Tableaux,at Floral Hall this even mg. At the conclusion >f (he exhibition, a superb supper will he served. The object is most praiiewjrtliy, and we trust the citizens will turn out m maxse. A ISoldAet. On last Monday afternoon while Mr. T. S. Thompson and his sons, who reside near this place, were at their gin house, a negro man went to Mr. T’s dwelling and told his daughter that her brother had sent for his shot gun to kill a hawk. The gun was de livered and the negro went oil in (he direc tion of the gin house. After a short time, lie returned saying the gun sent was out of order and she must send the rifle and pis tol, which she did. Upou return of the Messrs Thopspson to the house in the even ing, surprise was expressed at their leaving the guns, when it was discovered that the negro had stolen them. Diligent search failed to furnish any clue as I the scoun drel’s identity or whereabouts. It is sup pose 1 that he was either an escaped oonviel or a fleeing criminal. II— • Q We art pleased to add the Cedarlowti Express to our exchange list. The Express is an A No. 1 paper in every respect. ISiJiT IvTrid Fertilizers and low priced cotton have impoverished the farmers more than any thing else If our farmers will commence now anil save all their stable and cow pen manure, to manipulate with Logan’s Com pound, they can have an abundant supply of lasting fertilizer, equal to the best, and at less than me-thii 1 the cost of other guanos. J. \I. Storey ’i f, ro. arc agents and will sill it for js-14. Sil cash, and $34.8 payable Ist of November, H7IT, delivered at Greeneshoro. Below is a certificate of two reliable farmers as to its merits: We have tried Logan's Compound the pre-ent year, and we consider one ion. nfie being manipulated, equal to three tons of any standard fertilizers we have ever used L. B. Wiu.is, )V. S. RiteCE. Sept 23,187'). Familiar Faces Are always gladly hailed among u This is wr'aiu y a faet regarding Mr. I’. 1* Triale's advertisement which appears in an other column. We oan safely sat that Mr. Toale is the Champion Manufacturer of Floors. Sash and IRittds, to which he adds a large list of requisites for the eompleiinn of any building. To the needy we say “send for prices.” UNION POINT DEPARTMENT." O. A. MCLAUGHLIN. - EDITOR. O LOCAL ITEMS, :o: AH We have been comparatively quiet this week, the Court in Greeneshoro’ taking a number of our neighbors to the seat of gov ernment. girt- I'ricc reduced on t’olhing, lia s and Shoes. Come quick and get a fit. J F II VRT A Cos. i'erMonnl. P. W. Printup. Use.; has a brother who is now visiting him. He comes from the far .West (Wisconsin.) and it was with some difficulty they made each other out- It has been Forty years since they met. —i—■ -*• -<’ c v •*- ftm - Ihzxy. Ca! 1 on us every day next week, if you want to have something to your ad vantage. J. F. HART & Co.’s We had, at U dow Poim one day this week, just 30U| p nt'iils of the Atlanta "Her ald.” We were reminded of the down who said, "if all desk is grass." what a hit L. y st;i k'hat man would make.” Col. Thomp son is as jolly as die fat man of the "Con stitution,” and withal i 'ourteons eeiit, e n an. p*v\ z A large lot ot ed Oats on consign ment cheap for next ” o weeks. J 1 HART A Cos. Inclement. Sundsv hist, was a btenk anti close rainy dav. hut notwithstanding, we had a big row between a con pie of African damsels. —(We hone *he printer won’t divide the last word, nor add ■ 1.1 Perhaps n will add a mie to Judge Robinson’s Cmc*. and give the “J's" a'id •Marion’s” and “Tax-Pavers,” ft q.I a chance. , forget to read die advertise ment of J. F llaut h i'o. There is money in it. The spliool-ntaafer Wsinfetl. A great many persons who make eonsid ahle.preten'ions to ’earuitir and refinement in their conversation, and who really have had good >-dneational advantages, ate ill the hal it of using very nglv and inappro priate evnressions—such for instance as, “I seen him. ! given hint, I hearn him.” etc. Aid when they want to he verv dignified am! ver 1 proper. ilipv say \I haven’t saw him, or liain’t saw him.” 8u di expressions sound very bad'y, am! set a' defiance the simplest rules if G antniar. It would seem that they won and see their mistake ad cor rect it, if they never had seen o Grammar There is nothing so pleasant to'he ear a wed spnkep and we 1 clia-en language.— Then why not pav a little more attention to the words used and how they are put to gether. tta%„Buy a pair of old fashioned stitch down shoe-, the best shoe in the market. J F H ART&Co.’s. II VM |T Id Ala. Married, in the Baptist ( hurcli, Union Point, Ga., on Tuesday the 9th inst., by the Rev. J. H Kilpatrick, Mr. W. Rearil, tele graph operator, of Florence, S. C., and Miss Willie Moore. One Mo(o)re of our handsome young la dies leaves our little social circle. We ten der our congratulations. The happy cou ple left on the 12 in. train for South Caro lina. yyA penny saved is a pound made Buy from J F. Hart kCo and save two. TECUM'TId OF KISS 1*124T. Hall of I. O. G. T.. Nov. 5, 1875. Ilealli is always sad—sad in the grey and blushing light of morning’s early dawn ; sad in the full vigor of manhood’s meridian sun ; sad in the mellow light of autumn’s sere and yellow leaf; sail in the sombre shades of approaching night. But when those to whom we look for counsel and ad viee, in whom we have trusted and found true, who have been prominent in works of benevolence and moral and civil advance inputs are taken, it is especially sad. But while the heart is almost crushed with its sorrow, and the eye cannot rest rain its tears, the Great Master speaks and we bow with submission to His divine will, for the Lord give and the Lordtaketli away. Death has again entered our ranks, and we mourn the loss of one who was among the first to enter our Order, who has ever been to it since, a faithful friend, a wise nuugeler, a safe adviser, an earnest work er and a well beloved ’brother, James fe. lartis no more. Therefore. Rtxolved, That we mourn the ile.itli o! • i:r brother, and believe he lias exchanged a I le of pain, trouble and sorrow for one of eternal bliss. Yet we cannot blit feel the void his death has made, nor hide our deep sorrow in this hour of our sad affliction.— We thus show our appreciation ofliis worth to ns, and his merits a-< a citizen. Retolved, That we bow with unmurmur ing submission to Him who doeth all things according to His infinite wisdom, and cov enant together to pray that tlie Blessed Father will raise someone among us, on whom the mantle of our brother may wor tiiilv fall, and that we may again lie joined in another and better world by even stron ger bonds of brotherhood than those which linked us together here. Rftnlved, That, we tender to his afflicted family our sincere and heartfelt sympathies in tuis hour of their distress. Resohrd That a copy of these Rpsolu >ions he sent to his family, and that a copy each lie sent to the Grttnesboro' Hfrald, Home Journal and Atlanta papers for pub lication. Mrs E. E Wilson. Miss Lola Watson, Miss A Dill worth, Du as W Median. (’has ! . Thornton, W. E. Reynolds. Committee B>3k_Th#t’s‘funny! IJpnid $1 75 for this shoe, and you bought yours for §1 30 at •). F. 11akt& Cos. Weil ! — s* Bis reenbnek# will buy cotton at full prices, and Greenbacks will buy shoes at low prices. Try it. J. F. H ART & C< Dissolution. SAME Copartnership heretofore existing S between OSCAR E. FLUKER and JOHN VV. WATSON, under the Firm name of Flukc-r & Watson, is this day Dissolved by mutual consent. John W. Watson as sumes all liabilities, and is authorized to collect ali claims due said Firm. OSCAR E. FLUKER, JOHN W. WATSON, Union Point, Ga., Oct. 28, 1875 —Sts HIV' 5^4J purchased the interest of Mr. 0. E. FLUKER, in the above Firm. I will continue the business on my own account. Notes and accounts due the late Firm, not paid by the loth of Novein her next, will he placed in the hands of an AUornm for collection. Thanking the public for past favors, 1 respectfully aka continuance of the same. JOMA VV. VVVToiOV Union Point, Ga., Oct. 28. IS7’>— : ’ts <K 15 K KMJ CO r .MV ‘ Sheriff’s Sales. ! W ILL he sold before the Gmirt-liouse dour in the city of Greencsborongh,Greene county, Oa., within the legal hours of sale on the Firxt Tiiextliiy iti S>i**f!si**t*i* next, the following property, to wit : One House and Lot in the city of Greeneshoro’, fronting on Main street, whereon John .!. Davis now lives, and con taining one acre more or less.) —Levied on and sold as the property of Josinh Davis, to satisfy a fi fa in favor of Elihu L Terrell vs .Tosiah Davis and Roswell Hnlbert, and lev ies of other ti fa’s in my hands. ALSO D the same time and place— .l certain tract of Land, situated in aid county and State, and hounded by lands of Wm H Branch. Herman Geissler, IVn field road. .las M Littleton and others, con taining Seven Hundred acres (more or les-) whereon Virgil Robarts now lives—Levied on the property of Philip I’o lfliin. to satis fy a fi fa in attachment, in fayor of Miles W Lewis, Executor vs Philip Poullain. A I GO. .4! the same time and place— One House situated in the city of Greenes horo,, on the Penfleld road,—Levied on as the property of Stephen .-lllen (colored),to satisfy one fi fa issued from the Justice Court of the 113d District. G. M., in favor of Beverly Whitaker vs Stephen Allen.— Levy made and returned to me by VV B Cartwright. Bail'll. A f/SO, At the same time and place— One tract of [.and. lying in said county, containing Three Hundred and Forty acres, adjoining lands of (. A Davis, E I Walker, C Heard and others —Levied on as the pro pertv of Alex Monfort, to satisfy one ti fa issued from Hancock Superior Court, at the April Teim. 187-5. in favor of M W Lewis, Executor, vs Alex Monfort. ALSO, At the same time and place — One tract of l and, lying in said county, containing Sixty acres (more or less) ad join ng lands of Mrs Ann English, 11 ( Thornton and ottie s—Levied on as (tie pi o perty of the Estate of Travis C Carlton, le ceased, to satisfy one fi fa issued from Greene Superior Court at the Varch Term. 187. in favorofWm II McWhorter, Guar dian. vs Travis C Carlton, administrator and Vargaret VV Carlton, administratrix on the Estate of John T Carlton, deceased. ALSO, At the same time and place— Two Hundred atres of Land (more or less.) lying in said county and State, ad joining Jxs Filer Kinnebrew and others i Levied 0., as the property of Stephen I English, to satisfy one fi fa issued from the J ("iinlv Court, June Term, l*W>ti, in favor of j W A Colclough vs Stephen English and W O Cheney ALSO, At the same time and place — One Rockawxy and one Two-hoise Wag on Levied on as the property of John E Jackson, Jr, to satisfy one fi fa in favor of Hightowers & Cos vs John E Jackson, Jr J. H. ENGLISH, Sheriff. Nov 2, 1871 Mioes ! mm mm mm\ mvw f, 11TK have on hand a good lot of h. ▼ ▼ Women’s and Hoys’ Shoes, made of our best material and warranted to wrar well. Just the article for the Farmer and the laborer. Women's and boys Shoes at s>l 7 r ; Men's from No bto It! inclusive. $2; higher No’s, J? 2 25. In lots of ten pairs, we will inako a deduction of 10 p*r ceut. Try them and know their value. Also Bu'jrgy and Wagon Harness, made vn i repaired at short notice. Itrnnn X liottrrief. Sept, lti, 1875—3 s VAI.IIIIIzK Store House TO BE SOLD. I ">Y Virtue of an Order from th“ Hon. At > hert G Fester, Register in Bankrupt cy for the oriliern Di-trict of Georgia, I will sell on lhe first Tuesday in December next, before the Court-House door in tin city of Greeneshoro’, Georgia, within the legal hours of sale, ilie following Real Es tate belonging to Jhe Estate of Torhert \ Brother. Bankrupts, to wit : The Store House (and Lot on which it is situated,) formerly occupied by said Torhert & Bro . situated on Main street in said city. The metes and hounds of said lot will he pointed out by the undersigned ’.O any one desir iogtolonk at the property. The property will he sold free from encumbrances of liens by the creditors. Terms of sale, Cash, and purchaser to pav for papers. VVm ‘ 11. HR \N<MI Assignee of Torhert & Brother. Nov. 2d, 1875—tds Executors* "IVTILL BE SOLD ON THE FIRS I TT Tuesday in December next, at the Court-House in Greeneshoro’, Ga.. within the legal hours’of sale: The MOUSE and LOTS in the city of Greeneshoro’ belong ing to the Kstaie of Samuel Davis, deceas ed. adjoining lot* of Judge Robinson. J. F Hall Had others. ALSO, One Lot east of said house, containing four acres (more or less.) The lot now used as a garden, will he sold separately. And the lot east of the house will b divid ed into Four equal pans. ALSO, At the same time and place, will he sold. 28 2-10 acres of Wood Land, adjoining W. H. Branch, Uhilip I’oullain and others, which will he divided Into five acre lots. Ml sold fir distribution among the legatees of said Estate. O^’IEKMS —One-third CASH -md re mainder on the first day of October, 187 R, with 10 per cent interest on balance un paid from the day of sale. Plats of the Land can he seen in the hands of the Executors. CM AS. A. DAVIS, ) GEO. C. DAVIS, (t-xeeuters. November 1, 1875—tds it bill iti strain's Sale. TTNDER AN ORDER FROM THE LJ Honorable Court of Ordinary, of Ore one County, wili be sold in front off tie Court House door, in Greeneshoro’, Ga.. on the First Tuesday in December next, with in the leifnl hours o! sale tfie followm_ property, to wit: All the Real .Estate be iori'jhijr to the Estate of Robert Newsom, I tte of **aid county, deceased, consisting of be Mineral reserve, together with the min :nir pr \ Heims on LuntD of 'Vil‘iuft Tn’.: :ie. 1)' . I; F < arlron, Ot i.s Sand II * ■ m Tho?*?:- ?on. Mrs Ptisan F Pieice. I* W >•*- son, .Jo>u; b M Kiuzie, William Mavs. T)r !W A Moore. Tom \lurrab. o>car Fluker Mr. (V f. Davis* for the purpose if distribution amonj.' the heir? at law of sai l deceased. Terms on the dav of sale. I)W ifi \ NEWSOM \d. r Vov a, IS7s —tds ! ’0 z I V-- Greene County. * N’aticv Geer, wife of Mat Geer (col.) applies for exemption of an 1 I will pass upon lie same r.i my office at 10 o’clock, a. in., on Saturday. November D’th 1875. J. F. THORNTON Ord’y. nov. 2d. I^7s—2ts / EOlDHA—Greene County. ' H Daniel Winfield (colored.) applies ft*r Exemption of I'ersonalty and 1 will pass upon the same at my office at lo o’clock a. m.,01) Saturday, November, .-{lb, 1875. JOEL F. THORNTON, Ord’y. Nov. 3.1875 —2 ts / EORGTA—Greene (bounty. * X Wnt. W. Lumpkin, Administrator of the Estate of Nathan A. Hobbs, applies for Letters of Dismission, and such Letters will be granted on the first Monday in Februa ry, I< S 7', unless valid objections are filed. JOEL F THORNTON, Ordinary. November 3d, 1875—3ms* Fits ( iiml Frtr!! AXV PER EON SUFFERING FROM the above Disease, is requested to address I)i. I’RICK. and a trial bottle of medi cine will he forwarded by Express, /'REE'. The only cost being the Express charges, which, owing to my large business, are small. Dr. PRD’E has made the treatment of FITS KPi LKPS l a study for years, and he will warrant a cure by the use of his remedy. Do tint fail to send to h m for a trial bot tle: it cost** nothing, and he \uizL <i isb: vor no matter of how long standing your case may be. or how many other remedies may have failed. Circulars and testimonials seiu with Erte Trial Ruffle. i’>e particular to give your Express, ns well as your Post-Office direction, and .Ad dress, Dr. OH AS. T. PRICE, 07 YVil iitm Str’t, NEW YORK* Feb. 18, 1876—1 y \OTIfE IV IMXkIU PT< V. nl-'TRICT Court of Hie United States fn tin* Northern District of Georgia —ln bankruptcy, in the matterof JOHN C. PALMER. Bankrupt—No. 975. All persons interested are notified to show cause (if any they have) before Reg ister A. G Foster, at his office in Madison. Ga., on the 30th day of November, 1375. at 1 11 o'clock, a. m., why ?aid bankrupt should not he discharged from all his debts. The second and third meetings of credi tors .will be held at the same time and place A. E. BUCK, Clerk. Mov. 11, 187-s—lt /N EOltGlA—Greene County. \T Jesse Dawson applies for Exemption of Personalty, and I will pass upon the -aine ai my office at 10 o’clock, a. m., on Saturday, November 20th, 1875. JOKL F. THORNTOV, Ord’y j n0v.5.1875. * m p p p HI || ill, \fmm M Call sprria! attention this wee! to (h< it* Ix nntilul lot of Ladies and blisses Sachs! One Case of 41- - - £? ' BI.EACHING At 1J .illli 12$ COJS |H*| VO* l. A NEW LOT OF PRINTS Just Received. DRESS BUTTONS OF THE ‘VERY LATEST STYLES. Call ami sor our me st bea itiful Line of • |u/~j |v?| winch we are selling VERY, VERY CHEAP. Red, White FLANNELS. PlaiJ OPERA FLANNELS, —Cheap. A Great Variety of PLaID LINSEY. Special attention to fLJlSiiii GENTS AND BOYS BOOTS,. and IIOYS SI IT*. Ami do not forget to call and see our K a ETCeaai m El A r JTi. which we defy competition. Cheaper than ean he bought anywhere in the State of Oeor gia. Ladies SERGE * G CH APE Lace ROW'S, and TIES, all colors Price 5(1 cents to ?2 (Ml % Ornaments for Ladies Hats. Aigrette for Ladies Hats. Seal Brown, Blue and Cardinal Red SASII RIBBONS, ami mams other too numerous to mention. A Beautiful Assortment of FLOWERS, French and American. Paris, Pompadour PANIERS. Ladies KiiAD'i -MADE SPITS of the very latest styles and very Cheap. Avery large assortment of (tents Mil RTS. Cents llArs, all styles and Prices to suit the times. GENTS ()V E R -CO A TS—Chea p. After tSir 15th of this month N ' i On<* |H*l* <* HI {>• • UlUllili w;li be charged on all Ac • tint.- iin.-eHIimI. , A. F. PeiiiHcton, sI T < . ESSOR TO QUINN & PENDLETON, Jfti S Itro.-icl sireet. irtit MTA, HHOHHI.I. BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER A* KWsl’A PERS PERIOD!' \LB. MFXIC. etc.. * Specialty. Subscriptions to’ on for Newspapers an<l Periodicals at Publishers' Prices. Having the N >m l selected stock of School Books, Miscellaneous and Standard Books. Blank lh*ks and Stationery, will sell as low, if not lower, than any house in th city Be sure you 'ive me a call before buying elsewhere. i. i\ net 1 I 1 s?.", 2rns '-'24 Broad Mreet, A Util SIA, (ia. ’ ii, OGHiJiiIDEB, ImI'OHTKR and Dealer in r-j us^® 9 i/ttftroi'Sj .lies. Porter , Cigars, s'c. Igiuit for Id. iuiicuscr Y <o.*s S r P. LOUIS LAGER BEER. octTtf ia & 256 Broad St ,, Augusta, Ga< ff, PS A RGB, FACTOR \nd ('om mission Merchant, JACKSON STREET, AUGUSTA, - OiiORGI^ ■ l*| ' ‘Jii'l.ii II ME! I.TMK! I.IMK! lAA ur.ki.s or fresh l’me E \J\ ) juju receive-! ant! forsale cli•*t' * y Sep. 2—tf - 0. M. KING. EORGfA—Greene County. I WM. K I’OTF.r.T pplips for Fsomp rion of Personally and Realty, and ii 1 i pass upon ihe same nt my office al 10 o’clock, a. m., on Saturday the Mill Novem ber, 1875 .1. F. THORNTON, Ord’y. n0v.30,1875—2ts (1 EOHtilA—Greene County. I .1. It Durham, A Iministrator of Eliza A. Durham, applies for Letters of Dißmis sion. and such (.otters will he granted on the first Monday in February, 1876, unless valid objections are filed. JOEL F. THORNTON, Ord’y. nor. 1, FOR Sy\HL E I A VAI.rAHI.E Farm in Oglethorpe County, Ga. | WILL SELL MV VALUABLE FARM I lying on Lift!** River *ml Sill Fork ('reek in O.'letlmrpe county, four miles •asi of Bairds town. containing acres of a fine land as is in Widd e Leorift; 100 acres in wood land, and oO ?crcs rich hot tom On tbc place is a comfortable dwell ing, good tables, and all necessary out buildings. The society of the neighbor hood is good : school* and churt-he* arc convenient. The water is as good as can be found anywhere. The Stock, Torn, Fodder and Cotton Sec can be bought with tlsc land. Terms: Onc-half cash, balance in twelve month* without interest. For particulars, address, THOMAS A. BROWN. Bairdstown. Ga.; or THOMAS T. BROWN, Greenesboro’, Ga. Oct 14th, 1575m2 [Chronicle & Sentinel copy two months.] werk fUnr lore NEW FALL ROODS -.Ltt ILUili KOOD8? i;p Fredericksbnrg-Store [ (Dm \!tgti>tti, Feerjia. \\;L .VUE NtAV RECEIVING OUR ' Stock of Fall and Winter DRY ■ < I)S, and which v\ ill soon be complete i every department. Wc liave now in ock choice tyles of new Calicoes at 6f, 8 nd 10c ; lilack Alpacas m 2d, 80, 40,40, *SO, *.'>, 70, 80, $1 and SI 20 to $1 00 ; hick Mohairs from 40c io £ 1 00; Black ashmeres, Henriettas im I Bombasine'* r"m 70c to si 00: Ilcatitifiil Colored Dress cods from ‘2O to 70c ; Kentucky Jeans at i. 20. 20, 30, 40.40 ami 00c : Tweeds oid < a.isimers at 00, 00, 70, 86c and $1 ta *'0O; Kerseys and Hntinels from 40 U 0c; New York Mills and Wamsutta Reached Cottons at loo; Fruit of tha aim and Londsdale do. at 12}c; other *kes of Pleached Cotton at lower price*. Purchasers will do well to examine our -lock, and we particularly wish them t utice the superior ldnck and fitdsh of our ylpneas, Mohairs, Cashmeres and Uouib<i <incs. 4 To tln seof our country friends who can not pay us a visit wo will, upon appliea en, send them samples of any puoils w, eep tliat can he sampled. Also, Priv* List of all the leading articles we keep. We are agents f:u the celebrated Domes tic Paper Fashions, and will, upon applica tion send Catalogue with Prices and De signs. and upon receipt of tiie price of auy Pattern, v;l! forward same by mail or otherwise. Country merchants who buy close tor casii, or city acceptance, will do well to ex amine our wholesale stuck, and we respaats fully invite them to do so. V. RICHARDS & RRO., Corner by the Planters’ Hotel, 301 broad street, Augusta, (J. aug2*V2m c.?*jcr*.af*afc3 'remagMMMi Mnra■ ■■■■aw—————— P P- TOAL.B Manufacturer of 800 s, Sashes, Blinds, Flooring, Ac., Ac., Ac. Dealer in I*l II.SkMItN" IS utim ARE, PAINTS, OILS, etc. Sole Agent for The National Mind Paint Cos, The Grea American Ptre Eittngoisher Cl. Page Machine Eelting Cos. Send for PricQSt Olliee jinri YVnreroomw,—No*. 20 Mini 22 t lay tie and 33 and 3i5 Pnckuey stropts. (Eactojry anti Yards,—Ashley Uivor, West bid Bn: <1 CHARLESTON, S. €. Sept. 23. 1876.—1 y \<Mice to OebtorsT^ ff • T. CULVER formerly of this city, bus placed in my hands, for collection, his claims. All persons indebted to him are hereby notified to come forward and settle at once, or else 1 will he compelled to sue said claims. Pay at once and save cost of suit. JAS. B. PARK, Att’y. Greenesboto’, (ia.,Oct. 21, 1875—if I.lKiel, fok uiYoun:. FLOKINK KENNEDY 1 Lihel for Divorce vs. j- in Greene Superior NORRIS KENNEDY. J Court. IT appearing ro the Court, by the return of the Sheriff, that the Defendant does not reside in this county, and it fnrther appearing, that he does not reside in State o' ieorgia, it is therefore ORDERED, by the Court, that the said Defendanl appear and answer at the next Term of this C ourt, and upon his failure to do so, that Complainant he allowed to pro ceed in said case. It is further ORDERED, that this Rule be published in the Greenesboro’ llcralp once a month for four months prior to the next Term of this Court. This September Term, 1876. PHILIP B. ROBINSON, Attorney for Libelant, .4 true extract from minutes of the Su perior Court i. R. H.ILL, Clerk. October 27, 1876—mlm ItOOK AGE VI S AND SQCD SALESMEN Are “COINING MONEY” with the faaiotty BIDA DESIGNS, ( The Freueli Edition of which c!ls for $165, 1 ,n<l the London Edition for s2ob. Our i Popular Edition ($5 60,) containing over One '■ Hundred full-page guurto plalee. is the ! CHRAI’KST AN!- MOST H.EOANT lUHLICiTIOX in America, and the BEST to tell. Critic* vie with each other in praising it, and the masses BEY IT. \gent in Charleston, S. 0., reporta 97 or ders; one in Ninety Six, S. C., 106; on* in Virginia. 247 ; another in Memphis,'2o6 orders, taken in three weeks. FULL PARTICULARS FREE. Address, .1. El. FOECB A Cos.. Publishers, 27 Park Place,\V York oct. 28, 1875—4 ts fj.vecutrs Sale \\ r IS.S, be sold on WEDNESDAY. V f 17'hduyof NOVEMBER next, at the late residence of Samuel Ltavis, deceas ed. ad the Perishable Property belonging to said deceased, consisting of household and kitchen furniture, cows, mules, wagon, buggy, carriage, garden tools, one Chicker i■ isr Piano, and many other things too nu merous to mention. Sale to be continue! until all is so and. Terms of Sale Cush. CHAS. A. DAVIS, ) .. , Geo. C. DAVIS, October 18 1875—tds S'e,vo pan t'ATMosb'gnl.