TOWN AND CftlNTl
“ Chukch DIRgCTOHY. - ■*!>“■ * I
Pfrvic sat ilie Biptist Clinfob on the first
0 i„l i bird Slimin' 8, and SHturdy Before the
tt.iid tun<ly, in wwh raouth R- v M .1.
Wellborn, p-islAr Similay-tchoo! at 9a. m.
Soi vices at the Methcxi at Church on the
fourth Sunday, and Saturday before the 4th
Suridav, in each month. Rev. D. R. Me
Williams, pastor. Sunday school at. 9A. M
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The Cash Sy-tkm.—As wt have th pay the
cash for every thugwfe ram alKiut uttr house
and office, we are c.4U|uJl<sl to-do a lUictlv
visions. at market pj i< es, in )ay for sub
■criptions. Although anxious fiu' patronage,
we |infer a limited eaeh bubilf#|l to au ex
tended credit one. jjK, .
gg” Don't steal me, for I am piivate prop
erty; bough* and paid lot l y a subscriber—
tne who sustain, the press, and wishes to
rrad me. ■
Don’* borrow roe. fin my owner den t like
it; and, besides, the mao, ino will tnru you
out a copy just like mo for :cu ten is, ana
yon ought to sustain the"press.
Subscribe fortne, nnd keep your ronfcieuce
caS y. Hamilton Visitor
Dr. Joint W. Cameron is our
authorized agent to receive and re
ceipfetfor this paper.
Wood ! Wooi)!—We need a few
loads of wood at once. 1 ijdi'g it in*
and | thus pay your subscription in
advance.
, Kisgsdoko.—' Thjs statioik. at the
preset terminus of the jHyfth and
South Road, is vapidly aSiitoing the
appearance of a town. A./ffcat and
commodious depot has comple
ted, as also Cnpt Jobiy* 1011 ’ 8 S'tuio
warehouse. Mr. BeacL 11 l ,as e, ' e( %;d
a nice store roomf, an<y j us t Ngrtli ol
the depot, an ea^.S d ‘?e life keen
located, where feoffee and oth
cr append ag* 08 arti scrved % a P ca V
style. T>" ° co i ,a S eß tor the accom
mffdatP® 11 °t tlie railroad' employees
tb° present status of King|
boro, y
.Attkk to t' HIS *—Wo started.this|
paper to living, at least, Ifffl
more. T 1 fe-tlo,
if we take subscribers oifa credit.
Several names have got on our mail
book by the promise of paying in a
week or two. Much as we would
like to have our paper visit every
family in the county, we cannot-let it
go on a credit. So if any one who
neglects to pay up within the next
week or two, should fail to receive
the paper, he can guess the reason.
Eggs, chickens, butter, wood, etc.,
will be taken in pay for subriptions.
Hell's & Chance!— Anj one send
ing dr bringing ns the names of six
subscribers and $1 2, will receive Ks a
premium a copy of Tbe Great Indus
tries [of the Unitcil States—a new
world written by twenty eminent au
thors! and containing 1300 pages and
500 Gigravtngs. It treats upon aTT
branekes of industry, is a complete
encyclopedia of arts and manufac
tures, and sells at $0 50. You can
obtain six cash subscribers in a little
time, and secure a valuable book for
nothing,
53f“ Our subscription list is stead
ily increas’.r.g. If each of our present
subscribers would prevail upon one
of bis friends or neighbors to t ike
the paper, our list would soon double
itsed. Let them make the effort, and
not stop rt one, but keep ou. There
is plenty of room on our mail book
for the name of every man in Harris
county. So have no fear of crowding
us—but let the money accompany
the names.
Spouting N kws —We heard of an
impromptu bird-hunting (not dear)
party, the other day, on the premises
of one of our prominent citizens ol
the lower 19th district, consisting of
both ladies and gents. One dead jay'
bird was the sum tptal of their game.
AH the gents say they lost their hearts,
and the story g6es that one of them
came near losing tbe end of his little
finger by tbe accidental discharge of
his gun.
Ouu Jail BikPs: —Six persons are
at present .enjoying rations gratis at
the boarding-house Lin illy furnished
by Harris ‘county, and located here.
The parties are all negroes. Three
are charged with murder, one with
rape, hue with an attempt to rob,
and one with iliooting a hog belong
ing to somebody else.
A Fair Offer. —lf there is any
one in Harris county who desires to
take the Visitor, unable to
pay for it, and lie will convince us of
the fact, we will send him the pap> r
free of chaige. Wtf’are,determined
you shall have no exeip? for not tak
ing your local paper, if in onr power
to prevent it.
Remember, farmers, that you -
can pay your subscription to your
c >nnty paper in butter, chickens, etc
Other papers require the cash.
JEST Who so poor hut that h(*can
take his home paper ? If you have
not the mortey, you surety can pay in
wood or provisions.
What gives all the home news
and official advertising, which cannot
he found elsewhere? The county
paper.
LOOK HERE!
no rcu want a good watcii cheap?
We will give a good English lever,
silver, hnnting-case watch, with a
handsome chain, valued at $45, to
any one furnishing us 100 yearly sub
scribers and S2OO in cash.
Or, we offer a good single case,
.-ilver, English lever watch, with nice
chain, valued at S2O, to any one fur
nishing ustiiO yearly subscribers and
SIOO in cash. * ,
The peiatm or persons accepting
either ei the above propositions will
jiot be restricted to any one post
dffi.ee, but are at liberty to get sub
scribers anywhere, provided they keep
account of every one furnished, and
state that they fr-e for the watch list.
Two six months’ übscribers will
be counted as one yeaiVr one.
No name will be reeeivCekwithout
the cash.
The time for getting up these sub
scriptions is unlimited, but tlnj. first
two persons handing us the requisite
number cf names will be entitled, to
the watches.
Any number of persons can club
together under the above proposi
tions, but, to facilitate matters, and
prevent confusion, we prefer receiv
ing names from only one member of
each club. ~
Died* in Hayultou, IJairis Cos„
Ga., on the 4th inst., after a loegaiyl
painful iTincss, Mrs. Mary E. Oainer
on, wife of Mr, Henry O. Cameron,
aged 21 years and S mooths, 1
She died in the full triumph of the
Christian religion, implicitly relying
upon the promises of her Saviour.
J. W. O.
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BitiNeNps Yocr Rags —The high
est market ice will be paid in cash
or subscription for any quantity cf
clean col toh 'rags or old bed cotton
aßivered at this 'office.
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A few lhmd r expounds of old
type, suitable for and ma
chinists, adtthis office.
TtrL Fullilove, au
thorized agent to receive and Veceipt
for this paper in Columbus, G;|.
Notice. —l take this method of in
forming my friends and natrons that
1 have removed to the fesidence for
merly occupied by C/ It. Prichard,
where I may always be found at
night, when professionally en
gaged. OffietT with R. A. Russell,
Esq, —,- John W. Cameron.
J6@“lt is said that Schuyler Colfax
wanted to be an angel apd that bis
w’ngs were actually sprouting. The
Credit Mobilier swindle has taken
the last particle of this angel out of
him, and he is notv regarded the
chief Mobil /iar on*he continent.
A Troy voutli made his be
trothed a holiday present of a piano,
p ying for it with a cheek which went
to protest on its presentation. The
r p ; ano, tler<-‘f.ire, true 1 <3obuux,>,l, lull
the young lady makes as much music
as he wants w i hont it.
23?” The Phihiih-biia courts have
'e ':<!ed that the 11. wing of strain
whistles within the corporate limits
shall no longer be eiidu: ed. Some of
the workshops are putting in gongs
which can be heard two miles.
HARRIS SHERIFF SALE,
Will be sold before the Court
house d' or in the town of Hamilton,
on the first Tuesday ■in April next,
within the usual hours of sale, tl e
following property, to-wit:
Lot o, land No. 240 in tbe 2d Dis
trict of originally Troup, now Harris
county, containing 2104- acres, more
or less. Levied on as the property
of Thomas Hickson, deceased, by vir
tue of an execution issued from the
Superior Court of said county in fa
vor of Win. 1\ McGl.ee vs. Geo. 11.
Bryan, administrator of Titos. Hick
son, deceased. Property pointed out
by plaintiff's attorney.
15. H'. Williams, Sheriff.
GEORGIA —Harris County.
J M Davis, administrator of James
G Davis, deceased, makes application
for letters of dismission :
All persons concerned are hereby
notified to show cause, if any they
have, by the tirft Monday in May
next, why said administrator should
n .t be dismi -scd.
Given under my hand and official
signature, this 3d of February, 1573.
J F tl Williams, Ord’y.
GEORGIA—Harris Cuvnty.
James A 1 ruling, executor of An
drew Hilling, deceased, makes appli
cation for letters of dismission:
All persons concerned are hereby
notified to show cause, if any they
have, by the first Monday in May
next, why said executor should not
be dismissed.
Given under my hand , and official
signature, this Stl February, 1873.
J F C William's, Ord'y. --— -—
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copies of the 'AVoc/f and- Jb\tvrri
Journal, pages, and 3 packag< s
new firm s_ Is free, by enclosing 2
stamps. Address N P Boyer <& Cos.,
Parkersburg, Pa. “ '
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' Wanted.—lf yon wish to fifty a
Sewing Machine for fa nil/ ask, or
act as.. Agent, njhlrees Wushirgton
Sewing-Machine Cos., Bosfcjm, Maas,
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ISI Sung c.s Si nt by mail for 50<f,
that retail quieft for sio. R L Wad*
cott, 181 Chatham square, N. Y.
Euiploynent. —#loo per week to
agents and others to sell It iTtrvvartr
cle, irdispcnsaLlc to merchants and
manufacturers, Add res- 1 , with stamp,
E B Smith & Cos, 95 Liberty st, N V.
Money easily* made with onr Sten
cil and Key-check outfit. Circulars
free. Stafford Manufacturing Coin
p iiv, lid Fulton s.reet, Xew York.
Hamilton Female College,
HAMILTON, GA.
The Spring Session begins on Tuesday, the
28tb of January, and closes on Wednesday,
tbe 2d day of J uly.
Tuition is from $2 to $6 per mmtb, ac
cording to griitle of studies, with an inciden
tal fee-of 20 cents per month.
Music on Piano, Oman or Quilar, is S5
per month, with a charge of 00 cents pet
month for the use of instruments.
Pupils will be charged from the beginning
cf the scholastic mi nth in which they enter,
to the (lose of the session.
No deduction will be made .for absence,
except in ca.-es ctprotracted sickpess.
One half of the tuition will bo required in
adV.nne- the balance ay the elnin of se*s.ou.
Beard can be obtained at sl3’per month
J. H. LOVELACE, Phes’t. |
IL\N TCITST HOUSS
COLUMBUS, GA. pH* J
Frank Golden, Clerk.
RUBY/REStAURANT,
Bar.and Billiard Saloon,
UN£>U the RANKIN HOUSE
• J a,ll ° J. W. RYAN, Prop’r.
J- i TBIFFItV,
106 EROAD ST., K)LUMBUS, GA. -
Imported, ’ ’’
Wholesale and Hi fail Dealer In
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
AND SOLE AGENT VOR
EPPING’S EXTRACT BUCIIIT.
This store is open all night. Sign of the
Crystal Mortar.
Mansfield & Hlgbee’a wonderful family
medicines constantly on hand. no 2 ly
WM. H ROBARTS & CO7,
DEALERS IN
STOVES and GRATES,
HARDWARE, WOODEN WARE, CROCKERY,
' CUTLERY, nnd
House Furnishing goods generally.
Manufacturers of Tin, Sheet Iron and
Coppfcr Wate, of every description.
Agents for the Domestic Sewing Machine,
and Charter Oak Stoves. no2-3mo
109 Broad St., Columbus, Ga.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULED
NORTH AND SOUTH RAILROAD.
Supebintendeni’s Ofkice, Dec 6, 1872.
On and after Saturday, Dec. 7, the passen
ger train on this road will leave
Kingsborn 7 30 a u
Ca'anla -. 7 55 am
Blanchard 8 25 a m
BETVUNINO, WILL LEAVE
Onlumbus (Randolph street) 3 35 p m
Depot, on the North Commons. ..3 50 t a
T D ForD.cn, agent at Blanchard, G A.
Granb rrv, agmt at Cataula, W C .Johnson,
agent at Kingsboro, will rereive and deliver
goods, cotton ami other sli pinents. Cotton
will be received at, other siations by the
conductor. W- D- CHIPLEY,
no 2 Acting Su, t.
NOTICE.
We take pleasure in announcing to the
jmblL l!mt we are opening at our old stand a
COMPLETE STOCK of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes, Hats. &c.,
which we offer at wholesale and relnil as low
as the same quality cun be bought in ibis
market.
Call, s re, examine and buy.
Those indebted to us prior to September,
1871, will pletii-e come tor .raid, pay up, and
commence anew.
__ 1102 JNO- M’GOUGH & CO
- Dozier, -
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
WAVERLY IIALL, GEORGIA
Special attention will be given to all busi
ness placed in my bunds. no 2 Jy
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MERCHANT TAILOR & CUTTER,
134 Broad $(., Columbus, Ga.
Coats, Pants and Vests cut and made in
tbe best manner and in the latest mid most
fashionable style. U o 2
N ORE
98 Broad St., Columbus, Ga.
Parlor, Chamber anti Lihraiy Suits, Wbi
dow Curtains, Shades, Mirrors, Looking
Glasses, Childten’s Carriages, and every ar
ticle kept in a first class Furniture Store.
no 2 T. T EDMUNDS.
GEORGIA, ll arris County.
C J Cash has applied for exemption of
personalty, and setting apart and valuation
of horaest. ad, and I will pass upon the same
on the 20th day of January, 1873, at my
office. JFC WIl LIAMS, Ordinary
Dissolution.
Tlis film of Cowseit & Pitts In* been diu
aolnd l>y mutual consent All persons in
dehted will please call and settle within the
awUgm days COW8I1HT& PlTia.
Hamilton, Jan. 9, 1873.
r*r police is hereby''given that,
front Hus date, the legal advertising
of Harris county will be published i
the Hamilton Visitor.
r B. IT. Williams Sheriff.
’V"F. 0. Williams, Ordinary.
X. 11. Barkex, Clk. Snp. Cl.
Ga., Jan. 29, 1873.
THE JpEKLY SUN? "
..OjLY $1 il TUB. 8 PAGES.
Tlw-Bfist Family Paper;
The Rest Agricultural Paper
The Rest Political Paper ; 0
The B<st Story Paper;
The Best Fashion Report# %■
The Best Catlle Market Reports; 1
The Best Paper Every. War.
The Weekly New York Stm—B
pages, 50 columns —$1 a year, or les#
than 2 cents a muHver- Send your
dollar.. Address,
The Six, Xew York City. 1
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MITCHELL’S PAMILT PILLS,
For all diseases active corrective Cathartic. For sale whole
sale and retail by . £ ,
For office uae ihE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA
BINDING INSTRUCTIONS
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Letter on Back
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itaovilTs Tamily Medicines,
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Warrens Tonic Cordial,
Hall’s Lung Balsam,
Bennett's Medicines,
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Rogers’ Medicines,
SOI,D AT MANUFACTURERS’ TRICES RY
LIGON BiIOTHEES.
DOaSTT LOOK A.T TIIK
G-reat Redluotion of Prioos toy
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LI6ON BROTHERS. DRUGGISTS.
LOWER THAN CAN BE BOUGHT AT EETAIL IN
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Laudanum, Paregoric, Castor OR, at 60 PeCent Pwcoumt from Olb~
dinary PaiCEA— e. ff., 2&o. vials for 10 cents; 50c. vials for 20 and 25 cents;
75c. vial* Iwt <0 cents.
Jipsom Salts at 10 cents per pound.
Gt*m Camphor at 10 cents per ounce. •
Bradiicld’s Regulator .$1 00
Simmons’ Rcgulatoi 67
Hood’s Eureka. * 07
Vermifuges 4 • • 17
Worm Candies 12
Ayer’s Preparations.. . 07
And many other arficles in proportion.
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by BjtiNGfsa Ycvji Bash abb buying o*
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IrIGON BROTHERS, Druggists, Hamilton, Ga.
PROSPBOTUS
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HAMILTON VISITOR.
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A. w*■ • ir, 9 c < H ■>• al A : a-a..
{i-nuuy, uccembcr 27, 1872), wo commence tho t publication, at
Hamilton, Harris county, Ga., of a weekly newspaper, entitled as above.
In politics, the Visitor will be entirely independent, endorsing only what
it conceives to be right, and opposing all wrong measures introduced by
either party. . ; . v
Pjyitieuiar attention will bo given to agriculture, local matters, and the
general news of the day.
In short, it shall be our aim, by strict attention to business, to make the
paper not only a welcome visitor in every family, but also to the public
at large.
The business men of West Foiut and Columbus will advance their inter
ests by advertising in the Visitor. D. W. D. BOULLY.
IBS MAUL!SB WBfiELY 1 KlTiff
is i* uti l. is urn* eve nr Friday, by
DENIS W. D, BOULLY, Editor and Proprietor.
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TERMS—OnIy 62 a year; $1 for six months, or 7* cent* for thro*
months—payable invariably in advance.
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Any one furnishing us with five subscribers and 610, will receive#
copy of the paper free for one year.
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