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About The Hawkinsville dispatch. (Hawkinsville, Ga.) 1866-1889 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1870)
LOCAL ITEMS.' i'burcH Oircviory. Borrlces at the Baptist Church, on Hu- ( aocaml and fcnrtli Sunday# of each month.: l»y the pastor, Rev. G. It. McCall, btiiiday sStool In the morning. Prayer-meeting Wednesday night. Services at the Methodist Church, on the tlrst three Sun lavs of each month, l>y the pastor, KvF. A. Branch. Stud ty school in the morning. Prayer- meeting Thuwd ty night. j Till! Cash Svstkm. —As we have to pay the enh for everything we use about our house and office, wo are necessitated to do n strictlye.uJi bittim.u. We will take .wood or provisions, at market prices, in lieu of the money. Although anxious for patronnge, wo prefer a limited cash business to nil extended credit one. _____ XffMr. Jno. 11. Huyntj.y. of Macon, i authorised to receive and receipt for this paper. J3V* Mr. It I. Staim.ku is uiithori/.e i to receive subscriptions, advertising and job work for tills paper. 0* Eureka is for sale at the drug store of Dr. A. 11. Taylor, ilawkins ville, Ga. ' * i A Suuoestion. —Wo suggest to the members of the Methodist denomina tion iu llawkinsville, that tliey go to work and fix up their eliurch as their llaptist brethren have done. An Episcopalian lias ottered to give sld towards the painting of it, and a Baptist lias signified his willingness to assist in repairing it. Now, what, do the members say ? We call their , attention to a piece of poetry on the first page, which will inform them how to replenish the church treasury. Let them thus act, and a larger sum can be raised than will be necessary to pul tneir church in complete repair. j3J” Eureka cures epileptic fits. “ Refused.”—We have been send ing a copy of the Dispatch to the Lanier House, Macon, for lo! these many months. Col. Collier has lately retired front the management of the house, and last week out paper came back marked “ refused.” It is bad enough for a hotel not to take a pa per when it lias to pay for it; but when a paper is sent gratuitously — well, we hardly know what to say. It is evident the now landlord does not intend to surfeit his guests with mental food, whatever he may do as regards appeasing their hunger. JCgJ” Eureka cures hooping-cough. Cakteusvih.e Standard. —We are in receipt of anew paper, with the above title, published at Cartersville, Ga.,by Messrs. Wikle & Woods. Y\ u had looked for a neat paper, knowing the qualifications «»f these gentlemen, but find the specimen before us even better than we had anticipated. It is one of the largest and hand ;omest weeklies in the State. We wish the enterprise unqualified success. jgg?” Eureka cures asthma. 102' in the Shade. —Last Thurs day, the 21th ult., was the hottest day we have had this summer, or are likely to have. We looked at the thermometer, a few minutes before three o’clock, iu the afterpoon, and found it at 101 J . A rain cloud, whie : arose shortly afterwards, reduce 1 the temperature to 91 ■ ; but it was still hot. £7T Eureka never fails to cure. As Old Citizen Gone.— Mr. .Tas. Phillips died at his residence in this county, on the 20th ult., in his 83d year. He had been a resident of the comity for the last sixty years, was universally respected, and was the oldest inhabitant, as well as the oldest man iu the county. gggv** Try a bottle of Eureka. AnnETT's Liver Medicine. —This medicine has just been introduced here, but from the testimony to its efficacy at other places, it is doubtless valuable for diseases of the liver. It is for sale by .1. A. Thompson. See advertisement. fSTE flreka is no humbug. Death or Mu. Lane.—Mr. W. 11. Lane, a clever farmer of this county, <lie<i at Marietta ou the 31st ult. His remains readied here last Monday evening, and were consigned to the grave with MnsoAic honors on the following day. Refreshing Shower.—The intole rable heat was greatly mitigated by a refreshing shower of rain which fell . last Thursday night. It was the first rain we have had in two weeks, and was highly appreciated. > l-jtf" Eureka cures falling'fits. Open Cotton.—Mr. W. 11. llcndly has handed us an open boll of cotton, raised from the Diekson seed, which he srot in his field on the 29th ult. COMMERCIAL. lIAW KINSVILLK. WHOLESALE PRICES. [VarrccLJ Weekly by Jno Henry it Cos ] COTTON MARKET. C;t.i.l middling—p lb © 15 j Middling to 15 bow mildling to Hi Ooud Ordinary © 14 Axes- p do* .‘...18 00021 oo UauaixG—Gunny, yard, by tilt- iiaiu © 33 lUo.iN—Hams'!? tb 0 24 Sides'( Mb © 20 Shoulder? 17® 18 Rutter—Goshen VH> © 00 Candles—Adamant %Gb... 20® 35 Coffee—Uio j;Ml> 22® 25 Java pr !i> 43® 45 Cons’—Yellow 'pbu © 2 00 While prim © 2 00 Domes l ies—Sheetings and shirtings pr vd 0© 154 Yams pr bunch 3 00 Cotton Osnaburgs pryd... 2o® 221 Floor—Super bi 11.." 8© 8 5o Extra super 0© t) 50 Extra Family 10011 00 Fancy brands "P bbl 12 50 Fish -Codfish, No tpr !L... 12 © 15 Macke 1, No 1, * Lid .... 15 oo Mess, 22 oo Hat—Eastern pr cwt 2 50 Hides—Flint, pr It )2j Iron—Swedes, pr lb 10 Lard —pr H> .... 22 @ 24 Liquons—Case, Iml tie.... 75® 2 5 i M-mongahela (old) It gal.. 0 on Bourbon (old) gal 35®6 00 Brandy V gal 4 no© 13 50 Meal— }• bushel 1 75© 2 00 Nails —V keg 0 23© 7 00 I'kas—V bush, red,speckled mi l while 2© 250 Powder-pr lb 50 Potash—Lumps $1 lb 18® 20 Ron:—.Manilla 124 Salt—Liverpool "p sack... 1 75 Shot—Drop V bag 3 75 Sugar—Stuart’s A pr lb, by the hid 184 B pr tb by bid 15* Cpribbybbl 16 Powdered p tb bv bid.... 10 Crushed jJ !b by bid 10 Steel—Plow, pr lb 15 Tallow—pr lb 12J Ton.vcco—Smoking, pr 1b... 75© 1 oo Chewing, pr lb 75© 1 50 Tea—Green, pr tt; 1 5 '% 3 00 Black 1 50 Twine—pr tb 50 Vineoau—prgnl 00 Wax— Beeswax j»r lb 25 Wool—Unwashed pr tb.... 22 © 25 PROSPECTUS OF THE Atlanta Constitution This piper, published at the Capital of I the State, is now IN ITS Til I lil) YEAH. ' No paper in the South, in so short a ; lime, has acquired so largo a circulation, J or such an ittilunce, as Th.© Constitution. ! Those who wish to advertise, will find i it greatly to their advantage to select, this paper as a medium of cninm’.iuicnliug to the people. Those who wish to keep pasted with the current events of the day, will find she Constitution fully up to the times. It is a Sonnl Democratic Journal, I and. will-always advocate correct princi |4>li . i: has the exclusive privilege, from Col. I Nat. llamm aid, tli ■ Reporter, to publish i the SUPREME COCK f REPORTS, e m- H ’ljUimtly, a I iwver eannolMo without it. It lias full and correct reports of the Proceeding* of the Legislature. In fact, the Constitution i< a paper that every man in the State shici' have in his family. .•S' Send in yoor s’tb*’t’ipiions at once. Specimen copies sent free to any address. terms: Daily, tier annum §lO 00 “ six months 5 011 “ one month 100 Weekly, per aiimun $2 on “ six months 1 00 Addrc.-s, W. A. HEMPHILL A Cos., Prop-. Constitution, Atlanta, Ga. Turnip Seed. RITA B.VGA, RED TOP, FLAT DUTCH, HANOVER, and nil others suitable lor Fall Flaunting, in bulk or papers. J. A. THOMPSON. .W O O L ! CARDING^, Spinning and Weaving, Done at the Puiasßi Factory, HAWKINSVILLE, GA. j 1 We will spiu and weave ON SHARKS, I and BUY WOOL. 1 birth’s wishing to have their wool worked up on the above terms, must wash it before i bringing it to the Factory. ' Pulaski Hauf. Cos. may 19 2m A 1 Splendid Rosewood Piano, ■Worth. SSOO, | For Xt-w Sabtcribertt to Burke’s Weekly. The publishers of Burke's Weekly for Bovs and Girls, offer a splendid §7OO lt-we wood Piauo for the Largest Club of New {Subscribers (not less than thirty) sent to that paper, bend, f»r particulars and a specimen copy, to ’ J. W. BURKE & CO., July 21-ts Macon, Ga e i ii JBT ' J For the la* Afflicted ! LJJi-^ EUREKA! A Safe and Certain REMEDY FOR « % Epilepsy, [Fits], Convulsions, Asthma, Hooping-cough, Hysterics, Chorea, or St, Vitus’ Dance, Insanity, CATALEPSY, Oil FALLING FITS , Nymphomania, or Sexual Excitement, Puerperal Convulsions, Delirium Tremens, Sleeplessness Nervous Neuralgia, —AND— ALL OTHER DISEASES ARISING FROM THE Nervous System. PREPARED AXD FOR SALE UY TAYLOR, JELKS 8l CO., Hawkinsviile, Ga. Price $1 50 Per Bottle. To the Pußfic. In introducing this new rem edy to the public, lhe proprie tors wish distinctly to state that they no not offer it as a cure for all the ills to which flesh is heir, but they do recommend it as a Safe and Certain REMEDY for the diseases above enumcra led, if used according to direc tiona The senior member ot the firm having given it-a fair trial in his practice, without a si-'gle Mure to cure, we now offer the “ KIJRKKA to the public iti the fullest confidence of its succeaa TAYLOR.*JELKS & 00. TAYLOR'S DRUG ! STORE! DRUGS! DRUGS!! DRUGS!!! A FRESH AND FLUE SUPPLY OF DRUGS. JUST RECEIVED AT THE OLD ESTABLISHED DRUG tsTORE OF Dr. A. R. Taylor. Taylor’s dyspeptic REMEDY, A Safe and Certain Cure. Prepared and for Sale only by Dr. A. R. Taylor. SAPOLIO. An excellent article fiir Cleaning and Polishing tin, and other ware, Tor sale by DR. A. R. TAYLOR. COCOA BUTTER. For chapped HANDS, FACE, LIPS. ETC. For sale by Dr. A. R. Taylor. Guifroy’s Cod Liver PILLS. A sovereign remedy for Consumption uml till disea-.* <>i the chest. For sale by Dr. A. R. Taylor. SUNDRIES. DRUGS. CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, SOAPS, PATENT MEDICINES, COMBS AND BRUSHES, OILS, ETC. ETC'. ETC. For sale at the lowest market price, so Cash, by Dr. A. R. Taylor. declC 2. jf i ß . 4u If CHOLERA. HOW TO CURE IT. At the commencement <d the diurrlt-’M, which always precedes an attack of the Cholera, take a teaspnonful of ihe Pain Killer in sugar and water (hot, if c<mv> »i --ent), and then bailie freely the stomach amt bowels with the l’aih Killer clear. Should the diarrlm’a or ernnips continue, repeat the dose every 10 or 15 minutes, lil! the patient Is relluvuo. In extreme case#, two or mote tcaspoonfiils may l>. siren at a do-e. The Pain Killer, as an internal remedy, lias no equal. In eases of cholera,'r ummer complaints, dyspepsia, dysentery, asthma, it cures iu one night, by taking it internally, and bathing with it freely. Its action i like magic, when externally applied to old sores, burns, scalds and sprains. For sick headache and toothache,don't fail to try it. In short, ii i- a Pain Km.u-.h. Directions accompany each bottle. The Pain Killer is sold by all denies in Medicines. Prices, 230., 50e., and §1 per bottle. PLANTATION SUPPLIES Atid Grocesies O IST TIME! Wc arc now selling All kinds of Supplies and Groceries ON TIME! For Macon and Savannah paper, at very * REASON A RLE RATES, I * - i and invite the attention of buyers. {JOHNSON, CAMPBELL & CO., mul2 2m Macon, 0a DO YOU USE KEROSENE? It causes more deaths eaeb year than rail road and steamboat accidents combined. • If von truly value the safety of your fam- I ily.'lmrn PRA TTS ASTRAL OIL, which is' not Kcroseue oil, but a dis'inel product, and unlike any nil ever olfi-red to the pub lic: a lamp tilled with this, if upset and broken, mV not catch f re. F<>r sale by J. A THOMPSON Horsford’s Bread Preparation —AT— r THOMPSON’S DRUG STORE, may 10—ts s. jobsonT Den r ' p tist, Hawkinsvills, Perry,’Ga. _ fell 0-ts I wnr. pleasa xt am> irofm -1 ABLE EMPLOYMENT gnarantei-d ■ to persons In every part of the country. Suitable for Ladies or Gentlemen. Boys or Oris Address, Xt>. Ckntuhv Priii.re.v •riON Go., Charleston, S. C. ntal£-tt ■ - Job H i Neatly cvcf’utcd at this olfiee.] • ; f $34 l*Elt HAY. Agents wanted in every town, county and State, to canvass lor Henry Ward Beecher's great paper, with which'is given away dial superb uml world-renowned work of art, *• Marshall's Household Engra ving of Washington." The best paper and, the grandest engraving iu America. Agents report ’'making §l7 in half a (lay." “ Sales easier than books, and profits greater.” Ladies or gonthsmn desiring immcliate and largely remunerative employment; ; laiok eanva" -ers, and all soliciting agents, i will find more money in this than anything else. It is something entirely m ir,'being t an eenyrecedenied combination and very tuk ! ing. Send, for circular and terms, to J. It. Foitn & Cos., Publishers, 39 Park How, New York. PATENTS. Inventors who wish to take out Letters Patent, are advised to counsel with Minn A Cos., editors of the Seirntijtc American, who have prosecuted claims before the Patent Office for over Twenty Years. Their American and European Patent Agency is the most extensive in the world. Charges less than any other reliable agency. A pamphlet, containing full instructions to inventors, is s'-ut gratis. M INN a CO., 37 Park Row, N. Y. Newspaper Advertising. A Rook of 125 closely printed pages, lately i-sued—contains a list of the best American aduertising mediums, giving the names, circulation and fall particulars con cerning the leading Daily and Weekly Po litical ami Family Newspapers, together with all those having lame circulations, published in the interest of Religion, Agii culture, Literature, Are., Ac. 1!\ cry adver tiser, and every person who coatemplates becoming such, will find this book of great Yuiue. Mailed free to any address on re ceipt of Ise. Geo. P. Rowell ii Cos., Pub lishers, 4b Park Rmv, N. Y. The Pittsburg (Pa.) Leader, in its issue of May 29, ixib, says: “The firm of Geo. P. Rowell A Cos., which issues this interesting and valuable book, is the largest and -best Advertising Agency in the United Mates, mid we can cheerfully recommend it to the attention if those who desire to advertise tin ir business scientifically and systemati cally in such a wav : that is, so to secure the lamest amount of publicity for the least expenditure of money.” I*LLASH HEAD TIIIST Reader, have you tried Tinklmm’s “Won derin'. Headache Remedy"? If not, try a box, mul you will use no other remedy. Wu:ranted to etttv the worst case ofln.nl uelie, earache or toothache, in live minutes. It contains nothing poisonous,it is no liquid, anil ran la’ applied ny any child. It con t liivs no magic flower, and i' G, putting a-i le all patent medicines and humbugs, the In I rea.i ay ill the world for the above di • i -e-. V.'aiT:,titl’d to cure, or the money refunded. It lias been thoroughly t-stcil in tins part of the Union, and hundreds liave been cured with lids remedy. Re momtier, reader, tliis is no humbug, but a positive laid. Can be sent by mail safely to any part of the globe, and warranted to reach the purchaser. Please send for a box by mull, and be convinced that head ache, earache and toothache can be cured. Directions sent with every box. Price §1 per box by mail to any post-office in the Union. Don't fail to try it. 1 do*, boxes, $!0; j do*, do, $5. Address, Otis Tink ham, Box 41, North Middleboro’, Mass. Discount to tin trade. TO CONSUMPTIVES. —You can get a sure cure for Coughs and Colds, and all lung complaints free. It has cured thous ands, Mu I for it to Daniei. Auke, P. O. Box 3531, New York. ]“,y( Tb >M.\ NCY.or Soul Charming.— A wonderful book, it shows how either sex can fascinate any one they wish, in stantly. (Ail po.-.-i »s tliis flower.) It tenches liov, to get rich, Alchemy, Sorco lies, Incantations, Demonology! Magic, Mi smerism, Spiritualism, Marriage Guide, and a tliou-at.d wonders. Mailed for 25c. Addi’es:. f. Wiu.iam & Cos., Publishers, Simtli Till Piitli<(lflnhi!t Pit .MARSHALL HOUSE, Savannah, Oa,. A. B. LUCE, Proprietor SOiiS.-5, PE-a BA7, $3. may 5-ts Administrator’s Sale. \\J ILL I e sold before tile Court-house »» door in Abbeville, Wilcox county, within the usual hours of sale, on the first Tucsctny in September next, ail the lands lielonging to the estate of Frederick Land, (lei eased, to wit: lots Nos. 109 uml 111) 955 aeres In all—in the 433d ilist. N 11 ’or a division among the heirs jul 14-td* 3.3 LAND, Aum J. M. HOLBROOK, Dealer in Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Etc., .A-lTairta,, Oeu. July 31-lm* For Sale at Par. FIVE SHARES of the Capital Stock of the Pulaski Matilda, wing Company. Shares SIOO eaeli, ail paid in. For terms, etc., apply nt July 21-Jm THIS OFFICE. GEORGIA-• Tel)uir County. Mrs. A* E. Willeox applies to me for ( letters of administration on the estate of | G. D. Willeox: ! Throe are, therefore, <o cite and admonish ! all concerned to be ami appear at uiy office I within the time prescribed by law, to stem cause, if any they can, why said letters ! should not be granted. W. l*. CAMPBELL, july 2t-5t ill- fee 3 :,0 Ordinary. GEORGIA-—Telfair County Mrs. Mary MeCri'i'.on applies to me for letters of admiiiis’.ratii n ou the estate oi Archibald McCriuion, Sr.: These are, tl.crefore, lo cite and admon ish all parti, s interested, to -he and appear at my office wituin the time allow ed by law, to snow cause, if any they have, why said letters should not lie granted. W. P. CAMPBELL. Onl y july 21—it pr fee 3 50 j Patent Revolving /^phabet. | lam agent lor the above new invention, i which will be found imaluable tol.iisimss : men for all marking purposes. Samples , e.-in be , eel* nt (lie store of the undersigned, i who will fill nil orders at New York prim s, j and i« also prefiared toftumisb um il plates I a til ! sands at short notice. A sample can j also t*e seen at th. iinwkiusvilte Dispa ren * ottict. E. J. JOiINriTON,. * • j'«b’ 21-1 ni Macon. Oa. s, 1i A It ft 1£ TT’ 8 HAIR RESTORATIVE. |WH O V*«« O*. V FIRST PREMIUM A or a sinvEU mmdal 4m M EAKREfT's”HATt!' :, Rfs’rOSATIVE lA if #jr Hi N H -id A*rlcult«r«lßoci«f, at 1 air, UUtu iu Nashua. h«pi. SO, 1600. h vmtti’TOi Vegetable Hair Restorative Ite.t . s any Il*lr t» hi AhUntl r«4ur p n Hi iJ-f * 'ko grt»*»4h *>f «t»d M«lf. Clk»B|(| ihy flha r •. I’llUvri ■ i: s •.«! Ottaßk MUM. KratU *(A . iiattd.ua ait.l liuioora. l’r«v«iu * ii »ir failiuf <• t hujatrior Ore««ih§ . . ' I '-iti. • ttd U ti twpuisr Add . - iv.ubie Urti-A • llruuriiuut « tar Ka«i. u e*t, Xortli ta $ Thl< Prepnrnlirin snri>nsso* nil others of Hi .-la-« 1 a Hair Koitewer. It i, t hi , i . i:< nenoti upon Gray or - l aded llairnml it- *«•s p.’rnianei.t. it t.nduooa hut one dtstinet shad* wbiic others leave the hair in many varied n4or>i. . , . „ . It promotes g?ox7th when others fail to tv|HO(lit<‘c tt Kinilc h«ir. It do* , »t not orlop «*» dry tho hair, but lcavcf it unit 21*'S*y. . _ . I. find it stijtcrior to any other as a Toi* lei I?rcMsiiiS» The i«?»'c«l»OMt used in this Preparation art the vary beat that can be fount!, and aro r. fiartale and ■* water. • * LORD, SMITH & CO., Propr’., Cuicaqo, Ills. r?TFor sale by A. R. Taylor atul J. A Thompson, Druggists, llawkinsville, Ga. apr 7-ly itlllil VmM S v *2. a**®*? Ii r mg Mm wmmmwm -- _V T X- sa— -’-v car Send for catalogue and price list. july 14~lycar , PLANTATION BITTERS Tliis wonderful vege table restorative is the sheet-anchor of the feeble and debilitated. Asa tonic: and cordial for the aged and languid it has no equal among stomach ics. Asa remedy for the nervous weakness to which women are cspcc ially subject, it is superseding every other stimulant-. In all climates, tropical, tem perate or frigid, it acts as a specific in every. species of disorder which undermines the bodily strength and breaks down the animal spirits. Wherever it is intro duced it becomes a standard article—a me dicinal staple. It is to-day the best and purest tonic, and the most popular medicine in the civilized world—be sure and get the genuine. Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Country Stores. mur2(i-l v GEORGIA-—Wilcox County. 1 1> Jtip.es ( . Luke, Ell’/. ibellt Gibbs, of the ooutily of Wilcox, Joseph Covington, of tin- county of Irwin, Vincent Bowen, as Gunr-Umi'ail litem of minor children of Hlkts Cloving i->:., deceased, and Benjamin I'. Lewis, of Mansfield, De Soto Parish, Louisiana: , SinionVtatilcy h iving applied for probntc at the Augtt't term, lslU, of this Court, of the will of Silas Covington, deot’ased, to which lie ektiinp to l*e an Executor, ljeing so named in -aid will. You, and eaeli of you.arc requin 1 and cited to Im- and appear •at the Ordinary’s office, iu the Court-house of Wilcox county, at the regular August term, 1870, of the Court of Ordinary for said county, to attend the probate of said will. And il is further directed, that service be perfected upon Benjamin !’’. Lewis,of Maus field P. O , De Hot-. Parish, La., by publi cation in the llawkinsville Dispatch, for the spate of six weeks, and sending a copy to his said address. I). ( MANN, Ordinary Wilcox County. June 23-01 pr fee 8 50 Dickson’s System of Farming-. .A. Valuable Bools FOR THE PLANTED. \ COMPREHENSIVE view of the nu lltor’s improved system of agriculture, comprised in a c oncisc original treatise, to whielt is added all his letters, making a eontplete Text !!->ok for the Planter, liv David Dickson, of Sparta, Ga. A roval octavo, with portrait oi the Author, l'rico $3 00. This book is now in press, and will be ironed shortly. The demand for tliis work will he unpre cedented, and persons wishing early copies had better order at once. Sent free ol ex pense of transportation on receipt of price. Papers copying the above a lew times, and-. tiding a marked c ~'-1i receive !lt b as s<wm as published. Address, ,J. W. BURKE A COa apr 7-U |P Wishers, Macon. GM
