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About The Hawkinsville dispatch. (Hawkinsville, Ga.) 1866-1889 | View Entire Issue (March 14, 1872)
town and County News. t DgsmsTUY.—Dr. M. 8. Jobson will return to Ilawkinsville on the 16th of March, and remain till Ist of April He will be found at Mrs. i Hudspeth's hotel. Cotton. —We have noticed more cotton than usualjin town this week. Most of it comes in small lots. The market ranges from 19 to 20 cents to-day (Wednesday.) Returned. —Mr. D. Rhodes returned from New York yesterday evening- His new goods are arriving. Mr. W. W. Ricks, of the firm of Kicks A Joiner, left for market on Monday morning, last, for the pur chase of new goods. Books for subscription to the nawk insville and Eufaula Railroad will be opened at Americus on the 29th «f this month. Late Spring.—We have never known as late u spring os the present. Farmers are delayed in their work. The peuch and plum trees are scarce ly blooming. The corn planted two f weeks age is not yet above the ground, and will probably have to be re planted. t Death of an Old Resident.— Mrs. Fartin, mother of Marshal John K. Partin, died in this place on Tues day evening Iqst, after a protracted illness. Her remains were interred in Orange drove Cemetery Wednes day afternoon. Returned. —Mr. Lewis W. Mobley has returned from the Medical Col lege at Augusta whither he has been the past winter preparing lor the practice of irie Heine. Mr. Rolicrt 0. Engrain nlan return ed a few days ago from Philadelphia Medical College, which lie proposes attending again next fall. Deaths From Meningitis.—We are informed that Mr. William lay lor, living on Quin Swamp in Dodge county, had three of his children to die last week with the above named fatal disease. It is said that others in the neighborhood have been at tacked (with it, though we have heard of no dentils since those mentioned. This kind of sickness seems to l e more prevaliant just at this sea son of tholyoar. * Real Estate Sale— Mr. James 11. Dyches has purchased the lot on •Jackson street between Messrs Mc- Cormick k Oliver’s Store and the lot oi Win. M. Oliver deceased, known as the property of Rev. John M. Holds, of Macon. The purchase embraces one hundred and twenty feet front, and runs liack seventy feet. It is a very •desirable piece of real estate, and •when built upon will become an at tractive point of business. Reorganization of the Hawkins villi Brass Band— For several months we have missed the thrilling strains of our band, the members of which were either too pressed with business or otherwise failed to have .regular meetings. W T e learn that on Monday night last there was a reor ganization of the) Band, Mr. Jacoby 'being elected President and W'illie Tavlor Secretary and Treasurer- The following are the names of the .gentlemen composing the Band : A. Jacoby, Thos. Ilcnly, Willie Taylor, John Fale, Jimmie McDuffie, A. Sta srowski, Robt. 0. Pate, R. L. Stapler, J. J. Jelks, F. H. Bozeman, John K. Partin. Their instruments are of the very best, aud wc have no fears but that good music will be given to our citi zens. — More Improvements—llawkins rille must surely be ou “rising grounds,” taking into consideration the many new buildings now being erected and ;the preparations going on for others in contemplation. We notice that Mr. Chas. T. Lathrop is having new wings built to the two story building near the Court House, and when completed, wc understand, the same is to be occupied as a ho tel. Wc also learn that Mr. D. G. McCormick has recently purchased the vacant lot between bis residence and the Court House, and intends erecting thereon, at an early day, a handsome framed building. These improvements will add greatly te the looks of that part of town, and we expect to see, in a year or two, all the vacant Jots in that neighborhood • occupied with nice dwellings. A “Flee Club” is being organized la Covington, Ga.— Exchange. The members of the club will hate to display considerable energy in “clubbing” the fleas. Messrs. Wilcox, Miller a Co’s I Establishment. —We call attention of our readers, and especially those living at a distance from Hawkins ville, to the advertisement of Messrs. Wilcox, Miller k Cos. In their wag on and Buggy Repository will be found vehicles of both Northern and home manufacture, put up in the most fashionable and durable style, and which they arc enabled to sell at such prices that justly entitle them to the patronage of this section. It is almost surprising to know the vast amount of work turned out of this estalishment aunualiy, and the large number of hands employed therein. At present they are running five forges, and a full eorapleteaient of wood workmen, wiio are kept busy in their various departments. At this season of the year they require con siderable force in the manufacture of fanning implements, this class of their work being considered superior and better adapted to the wants of farmers than that usually obtained from other sources. The buggies aud wagons made by Messrs. Wilcox, Miller A Cos. are said by those wiio have purchased and used them, to bu the best and most serviceable iouiul in the country. Mr. Miller poscsscsa thorough knowl edge of every branch of the bus iness, and has managed the affairs of the Company so successfully that the custom of a large sco|>c of country is fast finding its way to their estab lishment. The firm lias in its employ Mr. E. G. Gilmore, a most excellent painter, and one that can turn out a handsome job on every occasion. We deem an enterprise like tiic above not only one of great value to t!ic immediate community, but quite indispensable to the country at large, and trust that its patronage will con tinue to increase. Heavy Sai.k op Fertilizers.— Wc observed that on Monday last the streets and byways of our town were unusually crowded with wagon* and carts, nil here afler fertilizers. We don’t remember ever seeing as many vehicles at one time in the place for the same purpose. This ex traordinary course on the part of the f rm : ng class bodes no good, we fear, for our country next fall and winter. It sceuis that nearly every business house in the town lias the agency for the pale of guanos. But everybody’s htuiuuss is nobody's business, there fore anybody lias a right, in this free and enlightened part of the Republic, to choose their own business. Shooting Whisky. —A peddler of tin ware passed through Hawkin'* ville last Saturday morning, and af ter imbibing a couple of doses of som -body's whisky, W.is so fired with its internal effect- 1 , that he discharged his pistol at one of the hungry bovine* upon the street. He was chased a short distance, and being captured after an effort to pull trigger on his pursurcr, was carried lie fore Mayor Watson, and fined twelve dobras, lie paid it, at the same time remark ing that in his town, (which tie claim e I to lie Perry,) they let people shoot whenever they wanted to. This t-i*--. taiuly is a mistake, or somebody would long ago have taken a “ pop'' at that editor over there. Circuitous. —Mr. C. I’. Brown has acirctts horse. He performs admirably and to delighted crowds. Just tie his iicad and tail together and lie prances round and round like a loving couple in a fashionable waltz. The exhibitions arc free. Ten barrels fine Wilcox county Syrup for sale cheap for cash at J. H Dyches’. The Sandcrsviile Georgian says a party of gentlemen from that town killed, last Saturday, one hundred and fifty-eight snipe, doves, and a dozen or so rabbits thrown in for good measure. But Hawkiosville can beat that feat. One of our h'hoye shot a snipe on Friday last and paid four dollars for the fun. Tho Mayor done the charging. The Hayneville Sunday-school has determined to purchase an organ. This is a good move. The following is the way they call out the figure of a “reel” out West; “Dance to the gal with the yellow shawl; now down outside and up the middle ; turn to your partner, Isaac Smash, and now to that entire stran ger; sac hex to the right and left; ra de too, da dude; now to Peter Schwitcball’s daughter; turn to your pertner every one; set to the flaring frill; balance one and spin aboot the girl with, the hole in the heel of her stocking!” Rev. F. A. Branch’s Lecture on Intempnrance*— We are informed by the Perry Journal that the Methodist Church in that place “was full on Wednesday night last to hear the Lecture by Rev. F. A. Branch, on the evils of intemperance. The Tem plars appeared in their ,rcgalin, ami had out almost if not quite their en tire membership. The exercises be gan by singing “The Temperance Rallying Song.” The thirty-fifth chapter of Jeremi ah was then read, after which was sung “The Prayer for tho lntcmjier ate.” Then the Rev. A. J. Dean let! in prayer, when was sung “The Cooling Spring.” This was followed, says the Jour, nai, by the lecture, which was the most complete and conclusive argu ment on the subject that we ever heard. The speaker showed that the effect of alcoholic stimulants is det rimental to the physical, mental and moral ([parts of man, and then ar gued with what seemed to us irresis tible logic, that all should unite to put down the mighty evil. An organiza tion for that purpose is in your midst, said he, and you should join it; if you are not in danger yourself, you have relatives or friends who are, and you should do what you enu to stop the onward tide of destruction that is threatening to overwhelm them. Christians should join the temperance army, because it aims to put away •me of the greatest obstructions Chris tianity ever met. For an hour or more the audience listened with the strictest attention. We doubt not many were convinced that they ought to join the Templars ; will they have the moral courage to act bn their convictions, or will they, for the sake of their ap|>etite, refuse their co-operation witli one of the no blest reformatory movements ever in augurated ? The exercises closed witli the fol lowing song, and then the doxology and benediction: Sad ts the drunkard's life, Wasting in crime, Far from the path of light. Reckless of time, Toms of repentant grief. Chill ns lliey start. Hardly a lender thought Waives in ids heart. Often a single spark, Kindlea a llame. Kindness may win him buck, Prayer may reclaim. Go where he sits alone, Burdened with care, Tell linn his sinful course, Plead with him there. Picture a happy past. •Gone from ins sight. Bring hack Ids early youth, Cloudless and bright. Tell how n mother's rye. Watched while he slept. Tell how she prayed for him. Borrowed mid wept. Point to the tauter land, Home of tins blest. Where she passed away, Gone to her rest. O'er that deparied one, Memory will yearn, God in his mercy grant, He may retun . We met an old darky, says an ex change, trudging along witli a heavy side of bacon, which be bad just bought, swinging over hi* shoulder We observed that he was miserably clad, anti we felt sorry for him, for a bitter cold wind was blowing. We remonstrated with him: “ Why do you spend your money .or meat? yon’ti better buy a coat.” This obi gentleman of African descent stopped, looked us full in the face for a mo ment, and then said in most solemn tones : “ Massa, when lax my buck for credit, it gives it; when 1 spook to dis (laying his hand upon his •‘bread basket,”) it. call* for dc* cash.” The colored debating club in Grffin recently debated this question : “If punkin seed arc planted on one man’s land and the vine runs over and punkins grow on another man’s land, whose punkin am it?” The Local editor of the Enterprise wants to employ a double-jointed, freckle faced, knock-kneed, red-head ed, cross-eyed ruffian to do the box ing for his column. The Baptists of Forsyth have de termined to build a new church on the site of the old one. Governor Smith has appointed Mr. Wm. S. Darnell, of Milledgcvillc, Principal Keeper of the penitentiary. Mr. Milburn Turner, an old citizen of Milledgeville, died last Mon day week—aged 71 years. The stock of cotton at Augusta on last Monday week was 15,006 bales ms ascertained by actual couut Fifty-six negroes wore baptized in the Savannah river at Augusta on Sunday. Over 2000 spectators wit nessed the ceremooj. Perry Items. —Tito Journal says two of the citizens of Perry, Messrs.* T. W. Gurr and G. V. Markcrt, got into a difficulty Wednesday evening last, in which the former was bruised and the latter cut—neither hurt seriously. After a preliminary trial before Jus tice Iloltzclaw, Mr. Gurr gave bond to appear at tho next term of the Su perior Court The negro, Wesley Jefferson, who was knocked over with a fence rail last week, died Monday. The ver dict of the coroner’s jury was that he came to his death at the hands of An tony Hose. The latter fled when the deed was committed, and lias not been heard of. * A Jilted Lover. Lady, since we art- to part, Cans't thou give me buck my heart ? Give It; then I go in peace— All my thought-* of thee shall cense ; For thou hast played a double part, Wiuning thus another heart, Mayn't tlimi to him be true— This for thee my last adieu! None there in- too honest are ; If. pereliance there might be one Who hath never heart undone. She's u marvel 'iieatli the sun ! Mr. Betijatnin Cagle, one of the oldest anil most respected citizens of Henry county, died last Monday. The following preparation by a Georgia poet, is said to have a per sonal reference. We are sorry for the referee: It is but nature, when in jail, To cell one's mates; ltut lie who tells the guilty lulu Ere harm awaits, And perpetrates so vile a sale, Hath i»irpi/ tnitit. A politician boasted tlint he could tell any kind of wine or liquor, Blind folded, merely by the taste. He was tried witlt one kind after another and really named them. At last a glass of water was handed him. He tasted it, hesitated, tasted it again, smelted it, re tasted it and then said, “I give it up. That’s a brand of liquor I never got hold of before.” Spring Calicoes.—M'-ssrs. John Hen ry & Cos have rel ived lids week a stock oi Spring Calicoes, of finest quality, and are selling at 12| rents. Goto Lkeveh' to get your lies! Drinks and Cigars. • fiownon Hall lint Mtn Bii.i.iauo Saishin—Over Thompson's Drug Store. Tiie liest Whisky, Brandies, Gins, Rum, and Cigars, at the Commerce Hall Bar anil Billiard Saloon—over Thompsnm'* Drug Store. So the Public —We are plowed to intone the people of Pulaski Doolv, \\ il cox, Houston and Dodtru counties, that we haven first class Jen ,-h-r and Watchmaker in llawkinkvilic, in tin- person of Mr. N A. LOUIS, recently of Cohimhus. Mr bonis will repair all kinds ol' Watelu s, Cloeks. Jewelery, promptly mid at moderate priei-*. I'ebStl II Go to Lekvks' g > get the Ikm[ Whisky— Over Thompson’s Drug Store Corn, Bacon, Flour. A large stock just received, and for sale at the right price. Also a choice lot of General Groceries, Such nsyiwnust, will and can have, nt fig ures that Will lie satisfactory. We have just received a large number of excellent Canvass Hums, and are nmv’ sell ing ur lit! cents, cheaper Ilian you can raise iL McOOItMICK & OLIVER, jan2s-ct At the Brick (sirtier. F URN ITU RE- We offer for sale, at Cheap Cash Prices, Cabinet Furniture. PARLOR AND BEDROOM SUITS, Also Patent Spring Bed Bottoms AND MATTRESSES. Chairs of all descriptions and nil and every variety of Furniture kept and manu factured by limi-class workmen. Lsk * I ent Metallu Cases, The in-st article in the market. Also Coffins in Wood and imitation of Rosewood, and other style* neatly finished. Schneider & Starowski, Corner of Broad and Jackson Streets, Hawki.nsvillk, Ga. feWot-ly. Anderson’s Lrnnber Mills. SELECT LUMBEHAI 25 PER 100 FEET. REFUSE LUMBER HALF PRICE. FOR the convenience of iiersons who wish to Imy Lumber, I would slate that orders for the same can he left in llswkinsville at the store of Mr. D. Rhodes, and will tie promptly attended to The above stated prices will be strictly adhered to. Send in your order* and the Cast -11 W. ANDER*- -r fcbSS 3m Tax Ordinance, Adopted by Town Council Febrifrry 2, 1872. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Council of the Town of H awkinaville, that for the purpose of raising a reven lie to meet the expenses of Oie town during the pres ent year, the following rules are prescribed ill relation to making returns and the tax es hereafter named slinll be levied and col, lected— Sec. Ist, ltslml! lie the duty of all per sons owning or controlling property which is snhji-ct to tuxaSto , and of all who are liable for street or specific taxes, to report themselves to the Clerk ol Council jmill to return under oath the value of nil taxable property, owned or controlled by them, on tin: Ist day of March,'next. This return shall he made and the tax due tnercou shall in- paid by the 15th day of March, next Those falling to make returns ns afore said or making return* ami falling to pay liy the appointed time shall lie double taxed. Ski-. 2d, The following shall lie the ml* of License: Each Billiard Tallin kept for hire or t.. let lor amusement or otherwise $2»- Each and every two horse dray hauling in the town shall pav sso 00 Each Retailer of Spirituous Liquors by th drink shall pay 6-50 00 If the License be to sell in quantities of a pint ami upward $25 00 And any retailor who shall la-ep open or sell or furnish any spirituous or fcrmcuteil liquors oil the Sabbath day shall on conviction be fined' at the discretion of the Mayor. The following shall be the rate ol sptti&i tax per annum: Earli and Every one horse dray... flft IA. “ two horse wagon $lO 00 M one ” * t? 10 IM» Each vendue mns-er $25 00 “ and every wholesale dealer in morciiandisc S2O 00 Each and every retail dealer in mer chandise $ 5 00 EiVtili and every livery,stable keencrs2o 00 Each and every private boarding house receiving transient custom $lO ott Each and every Lawyer. Physician and Dentist $lO 00 Circus compenies each per day- . s'-’■) J* Slight of hand performers and magi- ■ citius each ja-r day. ....*. sls >*' All other shows or exhibitions except for literary or charitable purposes sls O* Transient trailers in giaals, ware* and merchandise of any desci lo tion, or medicines, or any arliele whatever, bftorio, exposing the same for sale shall pay a lax of two dollars per day for each day st.eli goods, wares die. may he exposed for salts or ten dollars pur annum unuer License as sueii trudets may elect. Agents for the sale of imv niiiclo whatever, or any one l isting the town as all itinerant phytlciM. i» professor of proflrie my article* shall pay a tax of two dollar* per day for each day so trailing or practicing, or ten dollars per an n urn under License us such Agent, Physician, Ac.( Skc. itd, Til at Bie sum of four dt.liars Ik imposed on each and every male inlinhimm of the town, between the ago of 10 gftd 45, ns a commutation for street tux; pro vided, tlml such person may la- relieved ot said lax by laboring nine days during the yeur, at such lime os the Council may pre scribe, under the direction of the Mat shill Ski -llh, That the sum of thirty t ents lat imposed on ciu-li ami every one him dnsl dollars valuation of all real estuii within the nirnne-i- limit.. .if 11.0 too-, provided, Hi it no field or woodland ex (•ceding four acres shall t*e subject to sate lax until the same is laid off into town lots or built ii|hiii. Sec. sth, That rite sum of twenty fnim. In- imposed oil eaf-h and every true hm. dn-d dollars valuation of slock in trade, horses, mules, and all other animtils, mu sical Inst l umen Is, household and kitchen furniture in excess of three hundred dol lam. witches mid other jewelry, money, solvent debts, wagons, drays, and nil other personal property within Hie corporate limits of said town on the Ist tluy of March, next. Ski tlili, That the sum of one per cent be imposed upon all horse* or mules sold within tile town limits, by or belonging to horse or mule drovers, or traders, except upon horses or mules sold nlu licensed liv erv stable. Ski . Tilt, That all ordinances militating against this ordinance la: and llie same ur< hereby repealed Adopted ill Connell February 2, 1H72. JACOB WATSON, Mayor. E. A. Hunch, Clerk Council. fell 8-1 111 Notice to Debtors & Creditors. \LI. PERSONS who are Indebted to the Pulaski Manufacturing Company are requested to call on me and settle; and those holding claims or demands, of any kind against said Company, are hereby no tified to iiantl them in to me, duly authenti cated arcurdiiig to law. The Btockholders of the Company an: respectfully invited ami requested to call st my office, ill any lime, to examine the Kwoks. Account* ami Vouchers, as they were turned over to me by the Book-Keeper. 'A Hireling of the Stockholder* will be 1 called to lake such action as may lie deemed proper, as soon as it is sitppomul that nil tin- claims against the Company have been handed in. O. C. IBIKNK, President Pulaski Manf’g Cos. llaivkinsville, Ga., Feb. 14, 1872. fcbls~tf C. SCHLANC, GENERAL AUCTIONEER. Sales Every Saturday. HORSES. Mules, Cows, Wagons, Bug gies, (foods. Household Furniture, aud property of all kind* sold at Auction Whenever desired. Persons having any description of property that they may wish sold publicly ure invited to call on me, and I will use my Iwst effort* to secure good prices for ail I miff. My service* as Auc tioncer tan lie secured by application at any Unit. lebl-tf CHOLERA REMEDY. This celebrated remedy lias liecu a long timo in use in New York, ami other citle* in the N-.rUi, during the visitations of the Asiatic. Cholera, with unlverual approval, and is kuowu a* Corlear’s Specific fbr Cholera, Dyaintery, Plarrhata. and trouble of 1 Mill'd* iii adults aud children. Any physician wifi give it ouil oraeini nt, know ing its combination _ _ J. M KIBBEE, Proprietor Hawkinaville, Ga., Dec. 14-ts California Beer Seed. T '.,»bU* obtain a few California Beer # Herd Any iierson having some, will its**- •• rpsssw* 1 march 14-21. mi VINEGAR BITTERS ». W,uu., VlwMw. It. 11. A C-., I 4 * IS*. i|..u, 1m I ruUw,,C»l ..-s M e*.uim« Si., .VC RII.MOX* KrnrTr,lliH.iir >• their W.nalrrriit Uni-mlre KflTrrl*. Vlaesnr Hillers sro mu. s vile Kn*«r llrlit lt, Mado of l*onr Hum, IVlii.krr,’ Pruf H.lrlls and It<• rose Usssn. doe tsrsd. .pi col ood esresicns.l lo iilssh the tuts, eslled * Tonies,’* ” Appetiser*." -• Hr.turrn,' Ac. that lend tho tippler on todruiik.-uni.t mi.l mm, hat pro s true lloliclnr, inado from the Nntiro Roots end n-lb* of I'slll'oruls, frrp (ram nil Alcoholic Kliniulnnls. Tli-r nn the (JURAT 111.0011 PURIFIER and A LIFE tiIVINIJ Pit I NCI l p l.B, s mital Hcnovfttnr uni lufiforalor of tho K»*Um. mr? In* off *ll pobuxiAua matter ami rratortus Iho l*loo4 to a hoaltlir condition. No fi-non rau taka llioaa slitters according to dlrvrtfonß and remain lon* unwell, pruvntod thsir hour* arc not do»trcyed U r mineral poiaon or other moan*, aud tho vital nrftwi waated beyond tho point of repair. Thor nrt* a Ctontle Psrsatl*# m w$H ■an Tsolr, yoMMaifif. *!*«». the pvoattar merit of aetiu* a* a powarful aircnt in rrlirvtnc Concaa* Uon or Inflammation of the Liver, nud of alt tho Tiieeral Organ*. FOIt PKIt! A l*K COll IMsAINTH, whatliar In young or old, married or alngle, at tho dawn of womanhood or at tlio turn of life, those Tunic flit ter* bate no «uiual. Fwr lullnmwintorr uuil Chronic Itlien* mnlUm mid tioiit, l>r*l>rp*ln or lu* ilieeailon, lllllonn, llrMllftai nod Int (null I rni FoVrern, lllnriiftcn of iho lllowil, l.ivvr, Kidney* mid lllnrfdcr, these Iftillcro have beau im»nt Nucre»tfal. Swell lllaenaea are cau**d by Ylllnled Itlood, which i* geuerally produced l*y deraujemeut of the Dtgealive Oriiiss, IIYHFF.FHIA OK IN IMCJKMTIOXr Jltfoitiuihe, rain In tho Shouldon*, Cmttfh*, Tifflil ne*sof lira Client. DUxlne**. Sour Kructothma of tlia Stomach, Had Taato in the Mouth. Utllona Attack*. I'ulpltattou of the Heart, InflnuuuatSutof ilia T.nntfa, fain In thereffiottaof the Kidneys a hundred ntyier |>ainrul symptoms arc tho off* aprinft* of l>y*pr|>MU. They invigorate the Stomach and att.nnlate tho torpid Liver and lhiwela, which render thorn of nnequalled efficacy in deniming tHn all Im purities, and ImpartiiiK new life and vlfpir to tho V7bole system. roil *KIN niJHKANF.*, Kruptlon*.Totur. Balt Uhenni, Ulotcheu. h|H»ts. l'lmplo*. Tm-tnlav Dolls, Carlmm le*. Uln«-Worms, Hen'd Hoad, Sons Kye*.RryiilpchM, lull. Hcnrfs, 1 J iseoloratioiis oftha Bain. rmnNiraniid Ijhm »h-( of tlicHkiii. of what* ever name or nature, arc literally duu up and oar ri«*d out of tiisndetn In a short tin»e by th« use of tliew iiItUTR. One hottio in such crm'h will row vince the n»(**t lucreduloaa of their curative effeol. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you Hud iU isipurities harstlnff tiiniuph tho skin In Phuplea, Kruptions or Bores; cleanse it when you find M obstntefien and ultwitisli In tho veins; deans* It when It Is fcml.and your feollußS will tell yoo whan. Keep the blood pure, and t lie health ot tin* sysiam will follow. FIN, TAFK, and other WO If MS. nralag In the syideiii of so many thousands, are effertualif destroyed nnd removed. BOLD BY ALL DRUQUISTB ANI» DBA LIRA. J. WALK Kit, Proprietor. It. H. MCDONALD A DO., Dniinrists and Oen. Afpoits, Han Praiwstsan, thd., and Ik ami M Couituarue btroet. Now tart. «ug. 17—1 y. Kibbee’s Tonic Billers. Tlllrt pri'imrntion, which I an now of t'ering to i lk- |>nl>li<-, Inis been in cx lensivc use North anil West for over sixty years. It lias always .sustained a high repu tation ns n cure unit preventive of Chills; Fevers, ’indigestion or Dyspepsia, Liver mid Kidney complain Is, Bilious Cholic and irregularity of the bowels, Ac. &c. For some years past they have Ik-i-ii gradually introduced in this vicinity, nnd the success attending their use, mill (lie tiimaul satis faction given, lias induced me to mnko them n specialty in way of business. 1 slinll u-'u in their combination the Im>i ma terials Hint ran lie purchased itl New York. I, feel fully assured that they are equal to the occasion. Almost ev'ery citizen of Riiwkinsvilii-. aud the county,and counties adjacent, have used them or witnessed the benefit of their use, nnd I o them I respectful ly refer all who desire lo give them n trial in such eases as above mentioned. A lew of our well mid extensively known citizens have kindly permitted me lo refer to thenv and 1-avail myself of their favor mid kind ness : • Rev. (». R. McCall. J. O. Jelks & Rro., Judge C. M. Bozeman, C. It. Coney, Major J. 11. l’ate, John Henry A sod, It G. Kulghitm Esq. Joint Fall-& Cos., J. M. Stok«-*, Judge A. C. Fate, Jacob Watson (Mayor) l.ove and l.aidlur, Georgq Jordan Esq., Tliim, Revoa, Gtsi. I*. Woods, (apt. Jus. Is-itli, J. M. KIBBEE, Proprietor, Hawkitisville, Ga., Fell. (I, 1872. For the Sick and Afflicted. ’ I HAVE NOW READY FOR SALK too dozen ot my Hitlers, i made up iii St. Croix Bum, j Bourbon Whisky, Sherry Wine, | Warranted Fine Old Cognac Brandy,) Pure Fine Hi. Hand Gin, I as imported. Old Port Wine, Old Madeira Wine, I Old Crown Sherry Wine, J J. M. KIBBEE. HawkiiiMville, fin , Feb. 11, 1872. Chloroform Liniment. This article is u combination of Chloro form Ammonia, ('mnplior, Arm en, <fcc.,Ac' , and is the best article ever nth-red the pub lic |i,r Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Sprains, Stiff Neck or Joints, Sore Throat, Bmisea or contusions of uny kind. Every family should have it on hand, nml in'd hnce if, after a trial of its many virtues. J M. KIIIEEE. Proprietor. Hawkinsville, Ga., Dee. 14 if. NO PATENT RIGHT] NO TRADE MARK! No Cure all, Secret or Humbug 1 have in iny porafsoion many valuabls Reci|ic*, Mime of wliieli l have inherited, null some that 1 have paid inftney for. 1 have- tested thoroughly dose that I am offering lo the public, aud I have found tbeni quite equal to any preparations ol th* day, in their line of Specialties. Any phy aleinn is quite welcome to all the secret* o their combination, mid I have yet to find one that will not admit tiu-ir merit* on be ing made acquainted with their nalwreand character. HespeMAilly, - d«-7-tf ’ J. M KIBBEE COUGH SYRUP. This preparation ofHynip Squills Hyruj; Ipecac Si rup Wild cherry, Tlnet Opium, Honey’, etc., has met with g<-norat approb* lon »nd sius-e*. •» a refief to tnng-aaUb tlisbed and tmbkWlM Co-.fchs, eithei chronie or from severe eold*. Try » Untie J M KIRBKK, PmjrtHbr Hawkin-.vilK-. Ga., Doc 14r-If
