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About The Hawkinsville dispatch. (Hawkinsville, Ga.) 1866-1889 | View Entire Issue (July 11, 1872)
Town and County News. The Dispatch for one' Dollar. Every man and family throughout this section should have a {taper of some kind during the next six mouths, find those whe are not taking the llawkinsyillk Dispatch, can have it from now till next January for ONE DOLLAH CASH. I'he Dispatch will furnish tiie very latest news to the people of booty. Wilcox, Irwin, Pulaski, Dodge and Telfair counties, as it is printed to suit tha mails of these coun ties. Send as a dollar and get it for the next six mouths. Recollect that county. State and Piesidential elections come otT in October and Novctnlter, and everybody will want to know something about candi' ' dates. Wo may have to vote for seme very sorry men, or not vote at all, and we ought to know as much as possible about them. Independent Order Good Templars At the regular meeting of Good Samari tan iJdge No. 24,1. O. G. TANARUS„ held at their hall on Monday night last, six applicants were initiated. We are requested to stale that Good Samaritan Lodge will hereafter meet pre cisely at 8 o'clock I*. M. every Monday, Branch & tons, Savannah. Our readers, aud especially the mcr chauts of town and country, should lead the card of Messrs. Branch A Sons, of Savan nah, one of the largest and most reliable provision and grain firms in the city. At the foot of their advertisement will be found every week the latest quotations of corn, oats, bacon, flour, etc., and by refer ring to it weekly our readers can keep in formed of the prices of the leading nrtclcs of groceries in Savannah. Accident to Charley Mullis, Bsq While returning to Cochran from this place on Thursday evening last, Mr. ('hur ley Mullis met with ave-y painful acci dent. lie had taken a seat on the |>oll car of Mr. Daly, Section Master on the road, and when near Mobley's Crossing his feel were hanging so ns to come in contact with file cross lies, which unseated and threw him in front. The car was being polled at good speed, and passed over him. As soon us possible the hands replaced Mr. Mullis on tdic car and carried him to the house et Mr. Armstrong, from wnence lie was conveyed to Cochran. We have since learned that Mr Mullis was not seriously hull, and is now able to attend to business. House Struck by lightning On Friday evening last the dwelling on the plantation of Mr. David C. Joiner, itlmtil twelve miles limn llawkiusville, was ornish lerab'y injured by lightning. The thunderbolt struck the building about the centre, shivering two Inigc posts, splitting the ceiling, tearing off a tire-hoard, and making a hole about eight inches in diam eter In the hearth below. Mr. Sembnr o igli's fintily, who were occupying llie dwelling, very fortunately happened to la in distant rooms from where the shock oceiirA-d Two of Ids little hoys had been di-epiiig on ihc floor near the hearth only a li w momenta before the accident took pi iv. A fragment of the tiiuticr was hurled across llie room, knocking of a la-d p st, and striking the ceiling near where Mrs. Scarborough was sitting in the pass age On tile oujside. Who Halses Chickens on Thim bles? Thinking it a propitious op|ioi (unity one day last week to purchase a few chickens, ns the District Conference had closed its session und the delegates departed home ward, we sougiit the store of Mr. J. S Willy. If any were to be obtained in Jhc town, we knew they could be found ill the coop in front' of Ids store. Sure enough he had some that were very nice of usun'. frying sir.c. They were purchased and carried home. Next morning the cook was dressing one preparatory to frying it for breakfast, when she found among the particles of grit iu its gizzard, a medium size brass thitnblo. There was uo possible means of ascer taining the length of time since the fowl had swallowed the strange article of diet, Imt there was an assurance of one fact, namely: that the gizzard, which pcrfoims the functions of teeth in grinding the lood, had made no progress in its ialiors. Whether the said chicken liad liccn nt tending a female sewing convention, or whet tier it came from Houston county where the people have no com to spare, we are not disposed to question. Our ob ject is to make our money back. To do this, wc art- willing to sell the thimble nt the exceedingly low price r-f twenty-flve cents, provided the person qffering to pur chase comes well recommended as pos sessed of good moral cliaiacter, and shall be willing to stand by the Baltimore nom neee. These are the only conditions on which the thimble will be sold. Ail orders must lie accompanied with the cash. An sale is desirable, as we are waiting to buy another chicken from the same lot, ia the hope that in next one will lie found a whole sewing machine. Markets Wool is worth in toe bale 45 cents per pound. The market is duff. Cera ia selling at $1.95 cash per bushel, and $1.60 to $1.65 on time. Bacon is selling at Os to 10 cents. Flour is declining. Prices range Oran $5 to $6.50 per hundred for good grades. Popular Oae of the most favorite drinks of the season is the pure and refreshing Soda Water sold by John Fale A Cos. The pea. pie will bay it glass after glass, and con tinue buying as long as loose change can be bad. . If you ever drank it before Come drink it some more, And tell us haw it is yourself. The life of a Journeyman Printer The following strange, eventful record of a Journeyman printer's life is noj doubt correct to a letter. It developes what a man can do if lie likes, wlint queer, enter prising fellows the majority of printers are. It also reminds us of the very hu nu-rous biography of "Thomas Singularity," Which we read many years ago. We won der if Mr. Boully is not nquainted with tho printer whose life is detailed in the follow ing brief manner: I left home at the age of nine, and was apprenticed to the printing business at thirteen. Since.thcn I have liccn in Eu rejie—been in England, Ireland, Scot land, Wales and France ; in Caqadh, Nova Scotia, Labrador, South America, West indies, aud all flic Atlantic States in the Union, from Maine to Louisiana, and have liecii fixed in twenty cities and towns in the United States. 1 have been a sailor iir the merchants service, and have sailed in nil manner of crafts—ship, bark, brig, schooner, sloop and steamer —in the regu lar army, as a private soldier, deserted and got shot in the leg. 1 have studied two years for the ministry, one year for an M- D.—traveled through all the New England States, New York. New Jersey, Pennsyl vania and Virginia, as a Journeyman prin ter, generally with little else than a brass rule in my pocket. Have liccn limn led twice, and am now nearly fifty-six years old. 1 have liccn a temperance lecturer, and a proprietor ot u temperance tlie atre. Council Proceedings. IlAWKt'mm.t.B, Oa., > July 0, 1872. f * Present, His Honor, J. Watson Mayor presiding,hnd Aldermen,.(elks, Kendrick, Love and McCormick. Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. The Finance Commute reported for payment bills in favor of liieks A Joiner *3 - The Street Committee reported llie hill infavorofj.il. Pate & Cos. for Lumber sllO 111, which was examined and ap proved. The Committee also asked fur ther time on opening Merritt Street which was granted. Oir motion, the Treasurer was allowed to till n over his second quarterly report to the Finance Committee, lor cxaminuivn by next meeting. On motion, Aldermen Bozeman, Jelks A- Love weras appointed to examine and report ii|m>ii the giropriety of purchasing Are extinguishers for use of Town. On'motion, the first half year's bill for publishing minutes iu llawkiusville Dis patch was ordered to In- paid. On motion, adjourned to next regular moving. . E. A. Hunt'll, Clerk Council. Crops and Fishing Parties in Tel fair (.’OUIIVII.LE, G.V., ) J uiy 8, IS 7s. ) fflitir /Uaprtrh : Thinking you would like' to hear- the news from this locality, I will write you a few lines. Only average crops will be ma le. Corn is small, and cotton scatter ing so Dr ns stands are concerned, it is quite dry and good seasons will do n.itcli to bring out the crops. On last Satmday a largo fishing party assembled at Jacksonvillt- ferry. Mo:c ihdßbm' hundred (icrsons were present, atid nlitplc justice to the bounti ful dinner prepared by the Jacksonville C[ub, of which Dr. Win. N. Fleetwood. Mr. J. C. Wilcox, A. J. Larkev and E. I) Gridin Esipa., areen -rgst'c m niticrs Fish were caught in great nu nbeis. iVlion dinner was viver we all entered the old Court House for a pleasant dance. We think we can l>eat the fishermen of Dodge county. Wc offer them a chal lenge, anyway. Yours Ac , J. E. Me. Garden Seeds Messrs. John Falc A Cos. have just re ceived a large supply of limb Garden Seeds for fail planting. Bean*, Cabbage, Turnip, ete. Huywind sow now while the ground is in good condition. • Peaches. Mr. Perry Neal, who is never behind his neighbors in the production of early fruit and vegetables, lias visited town two or three times in the last few days witli a few baskets of very fine peaches. Fruit is nearly a month inter this season than it was last. legal Pees.* One of our well known lawyers returned from Pulaski court yesterday, and brought witli him seven or eight second-class go phers which he had taken as fees. —Perry Journal. The said “seven or eight gophers” ought to lie turned over to the Perry Journal for four or five years’ subscription in advance. A Western editor alludes to “the cycles of time that have toiled like mill stones of damnation over the American people in all these long twelve years.” - Barm tin's mammoth show is in the West. It takes seventy freight cars to transport the establishment with all its material, men and horses, and seven tents arc used in each town. Only one price of admission ia charged to the whole. — ♦ » - The Albany News reports cheering prospects for crops in Worth and Mitchell counties. In the latter county there baa not been a better in I Been years. Dolly Vartlen Society, The Covington Enterprise says Covington has a Young Ladies’ Dolly Vartlen Society, numbering about 50 members. The mode ot in itiating male members is something like this: “Do you ever intend to marry, if so, when ? Can you pay for iee-crcam for this society f if so, do it ? Have you ever beeif’greened’ before ? if so, how, and by whom T Do you know the way home! if not, why .not ?if so, go there. [Just here the door is o{icned, a strange, dis guised figure appears behind with n cane, said cane having five needles on the end, said needles arc inserted between the chap’s suspenders, he yells wildly, turns a back-somersault, and departs a sorer if not a wiser man. He is then christened a “sold lark.” lie is well drilled in the tac tics of Dellyvnrdenisra and Thomas foolishism.] “Trot out the next ap plicant, i’hilis. The New Itnrilcnl fflclliodlsl Bishop for Georgia. The St. Louis Christian Advocate publishes a sharp and {minted criti cism on the new emissary of JSortli em Methodism who is ordered to this State: The description of this Bishop is mutilated by shortening it; but us a passing minor topic, and as a casti gation richly deserved, from all ac counts, it is too vigorous aud to the to be entirely lost. “Bimop Haven is our old acquaintance of Zion’s Herald, the most ultra of tie groisls and absurd of counsellors to be found iu the Radical Methodist Church. Bishop Haven professes to believe that it is a sin against God to demur to the marriage of uegrocs and whites. He asserts that the mulatto race is an improvement upon the whites. He affects great admira tion f«r the negro form and com plexion. He aserilies to him moral and in tellectual qalities of higli flavor— Bishop Haven will appoint black preachers to whilo churches and in all respects ignore blackness, lie will also ordain female preachers.— Toward the South he will act in ac cordance with his profound ignor ance of the situation, and his avowed opinion that the negroes of the South are in all respects a superior race to the whites.” A l”iilrriiiil I.ctlcr. The following letter .vas writ ten l*y a father to a son in col lege : “My Dear Son I write to send you new socks your mother knit for you by cutting down some ql mine. Your mother semis you without my knowledge, auqßHwcar you would not spend it wisely i nave kept back half and only send you live. Your own mother and I arc well excepting that your sister has got tlio mi ateles which we think would spread among the other girls if Tom had not had them liefore, and lie is the only one lett. I hope you will do honor to my teaching, if you do not you an: a donkey aud your mother and l are your atfeetiouate parents.” Savannah, July 7.—Governor Smith lias issued orders to a negro military organization in lilts city, known as the Lincoln Union Guards, to hoi 1 an election for commissioned officers. This is llie flrst installment of the kind in the Slate. Laura Fair's case is attended with remarkable fatalities. Since her con viction Elisha Cooke lias died ; her prosecutor, Henry Byrne, has Bed ; J u4go Sprague, who granted her a rtew trial, has died; a son of Mr. Crittenden, who was a witness against her, has died ; and now her mothe is dangerously ill. FOR THE CAMPAIGN. Tho Savannah Morning Nows. Tin- approaching Presidential eanvas, judging from the extraordinary condition of our political affairs, will be the most interesting, exciting and hotly-contested campaign in the history of the Kcpuhlic, and its progress will lie watched witli le verish anxiety by thousands who litvo heretofore taken hut slight interest in elec tions. In order to place in the reach of all that widely-known medium of the freshest pud latest intelligence, the Savannah Mohn ixo Nkws, a liberal subscription schedule has been arranged. From the first of July to the first of No vember, or from the first of August to the first of December—four months inclusive —the different editions of the Mohnino Nsws will tie sent to subscribers on the following terms: Daily $2 50 Tri-Weekly...., 1 50 Weekly 50 In the stirring times just ahead, the Hostno Nkws will lie in the van of all its contemporaries ia the extent, variety and freshness of its intelligence, an-l its readers will lose none of the salient points of the campaign. Money may lie seat by express at the risk and expense of the Proprietor. Address J. 11. ESTILL, Savannah, Ga. Grand Presidential Struggle for 1872. TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER. The hampuin for 1872 will be a gigantic and convulsive struggle. Nothing like it luis been seen since 1840, and in llie mo mentous and fundamental character off the issues involved, wc trust nothing like it need occur again in the history of the Uni ted States. We hope it will result in the re-estahlislimcnt of the great foundation principles of civil nnd personnl freedom and its time honored muniments —of the local independence of the Stales —of the freedom of the ballot—of the impartiality of public justice—of the integrity of Exec utive administration—of the inviolability of the habeas corpus—of the triumph ot law and the Constitution—and in the com plete victory of peace, conciliation, nation al harmony and tranquility over the dem on of discord, usurpation, tyruny, hatred, and the great moral nnd sectional war proclaimed by Grant, Morton and Butler. In Georgia, however it may lie elsewhere, the result of this contest is not at nil prob lematical; but an intense and overwhel ming interest will nevertheless lie felt In its progress and result, and the grand medium of information here will tic the different editions of the TKLEOHArti and Mess- EAOKR. THE WEEKLY TKLKOnArH AND MKSSKNOEII We offer to campaign suhacrilicrs from now up to {jic 12th of November for $1 00. It is the largest paper in the Smith, and will contain a complete resume of the week in about fifty .columns of reading matter. ■mu SEMI-wekki.y, For the same time, shall Tic sent for $1 25 ami the DAILY TEI.EOUAIMI AND MESSENGER To the 12th day of >ftivcmlicr for tiiiikk dollars. In all cases cash must accompany the order, it is needless to speak of these papers as the fountain head of all news local and general, in this section of Geor gia. Their reputation is too universal and well established to require puffing. The regular price per annum, is, Daily $lO ; Smii-Wecckly $4 ; Weekly $: 1. Payable in all cases in advance. Address, CLISBY, JONES A REESE, Macon, Ga. An Essential of loveliness— To he entirely beautiful the hair should lie ahnndantand lustrous. This is absolute ly essential to complete loveliness. The most regular features, the most brilliant complexion and peurliest teetli fail of their due effect if the hair lie thin, dry, or liatsli. On tho contrary the plainest face, if it lie tiut surmounted by luxuraut a.id silken tresses, is apt to impress the beholder with a sense ot «. tual lieauly. That crowning ornament of her sex is, happily, within tho reach of lovely woman, and being as dis criminating as she is lovely, site long ago discovered that Lyon’s Katii yiuon was Hie sure means of sucuringst. No prop nratiou for the Hair ever enjoyed a litlr of in popularity, an I no wonder, since 'll produces such gratifying results. Applied to the waste and barren places of the scalp, it fructifies mill enriches them with anew and ample growth. It is not, of course pretended licit it will do this if the capaci ty for reproduction is extinct, tail so long ns it remains that wonderful reliiihilil:int will assuredly proplgatc the germ of ih: hair into life ami activity. Take it, take it on, mid keep taking il . reduce the dose so that it acts a* a gentle laxative, and continue il on regularly. It is a tonic, and will strengthen you. Il too!, a long time to confirm your disease and you can’t gi t well in a day. Sim moil's Liver Ucgulufor, if persisted in. will cure the most stubborn Liver Disease There is no failure uhout it. PLAIN QUESTIONS FOR INVA LlDS.—Have llie routine medicines of tin profession doue you no gofln? Are von discouraged and miserable? If.so, test the properties of the new Vegetable Specific, Dlt. WaI.KKII's C.VI.IKOIINIA VINROAIt 11 IT. teuh, already famous as llie finest invigo rant, corrective and alterative, that bus ever seen the light. Dys|>cplics mid |>or sons of bilious liuliit should keep it witliiu reach, if they value health and case. WHAT EVERY HORSEMAN' WANTS? —A good, cheap and reliable Liniment Such as Dr. Tobias’ Venetian Horse Lini ment. Pint bottles at OneJDoilar. For Lameness, Cuts, Galls, Colic, Sprains, Ac., warranted better than any other. Hold by the Druggists. DcjwHr'lO Park Place, New York. BURNETT’S COCOAINE.—A com pound of Cocoa-Nut Oil, Ac., fer the Hair, lias established a world-wide reputation. Its natural adaptation, agreealdeness, mid FhEENKSS PHAM all INJURIOUS Oil SOIL INO PhoI'KIITIRS, together with its cheap ness in respect to durability and size o liottle, render it unequalled by any other preparation in the world. For Sale by nil Druggists. MAGIC OF THE MOUTH —Odiferotta Sozodont renders the mouth enchanting, composed of rare, antiseptic herbs, it im parts whiteness to the teeth, it delirious flower like aroma to the hrentli, and preserves intact, from youth to age the teeth. PRATTS ' ASTLAL OIL.-More seel dents occur from using unsafe oils, than from stcainlioats and railroads combined. Over 200,000 families continue to burn Pratt's Astral Oil, and no accidents directly or-indirectly have occurred fiom burning, storing or hundiing it. Old House of thus. Pratt' Established 1770. New York. A BEAUTIFUL WHITE, soft, smooth and clear skin is produced by usiug O. W. Laird's “Bloom of Youth.” It removes tan, freckles, sunburns, and ail other dis colorations from the skin, leaving the complexion brilliant and beautiful. Sold at all druggists. This preparation is en tirely five from any materia! detrimental to health. JUST THE REMEDY NEEDED-. Thunks to Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, we have for years licen relieved from sleep- I less nights of puinfu! watching with irnor, j suffering teething children. FOR DYSPEPSIA lndigestion, de pression of spirits ami general debility m their various forms: also, as a preventive ngninst Fever and Ague, and other inter mittent fevers. The Ferro-Phosphorated Elixir of Calisaya, made by Caswell, Haz ard A Cos., New York, nnd sold by nil Druggists, is the la-st tonic, aud as a tonic for patients recovering from fever or other sickness, it tins no equal. RISLEYS GENUINE GOLDEN BELL COLOGNE WATER, according to the original formula of Provost Paris, so long and favorably known to llie custom ers of Hnviland, Ilarral ami ltisley nnd their branches, for its fine permanent fra grance is now make by 11. W. liislcy and the trade supplied by kis successors, Morgan A Kisiey, Wholesale Druggists New York. THURSTON’S IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER.—The liest article known for cleansing and preserving the teeth nnd gums. Sold by all Druggists. Price 25 and 50 cents per bottle. F. C. Wells A Cos., New York. CARBOLIC SALVE unequalled as a Ho .ling Compound. Physicians recoin mend it ns the most wonderful remedy ever known. Price 25 cents per box. John F Henry, Solo Proprietor, 8 College Place New York. CURISTADORO’B HAIR DYE.—This magnificent compound is beyond contingen cy, llie safest and most reliable Dye in ex istence ; never failing to inqmrt to the Hair uniformity of color, nourishment atul elasticity. Manufactory, G 8 Maiden Lane New York. SVAPNIA is Opium purified of its sick ening uttd poisonous qualities, it is a per fect anodyne not producing headache or constipation of lsiwels. ns is the case with other preparations of opium. John Farr, Chemist, New Yotk. jtdy 4-lm MiDsuMttKit Maladies.—The hot solar rays Unit ripen the harvests generate many distressing diseases. If the liver he at all predisposed to irregularities, this is the season in widen bilious attacks may lie anticipated. A weak stomach, too, is weakest in the summer months, and the loss of vitality through the pores by ex cessive perspiration is so great, that u wholesome tonic, combining also the pro parities of a diffusive stimulant and gentle cxliilunint. is iu tunny cases necessary to health, nnd under no circumstances should lie dispensed with by llie sickly and de hilitaled. Os all the preparations intended thus to refresh, sustain, nnd fortify the human frame, there is none that wil! com pare with Hosteller's Celebrated Stomach Billers. They have la-en weighed‘ill Hie balance of experience and not (build want ing; have been recommended from the first us a great medicinal specific, not ns n beverage, and ill spite of interested opposi tion from innumerable quarters, stand, af ter a iwen,y years trial, at llie head of all proprietary medicines intended for the prevention and cure of all ordinary com plaints of the stomach, the liver, llie Imw els, aud the net ves. Iu the unhealthy dis tricts htirdeiing the great rivers of Cali fornia, Hosteller's Stomach Bitters may lie classed as the standard one for every spe cies of intermittent or remittent fever. — I’lie people who iolailiil these districts, |il icc the most implied confidence in the prep nation—u confidence that is increased every year hy llie iV-nlis ot its operation. As hitlers, so called, of the most pelld cions character, are springing tip like fungi on every side, Ihc piddle is hereby lore warned against llie dram shop frauds.— Ask for Hosteller’s Bitters, see that the laliel, etc., are correct, ulid remember tliai the genuine article is never sold in bulk, hut in bottles only. July 7-lm 11A \\ KI \ r7v \aa : Male and Female Tim exercises of this Institution will commence on the first Monday in Sep tember next. The Course of Study will embrace every branch usually taught in a first-class Academy. In addition to the regular cur riculum, there will lie given free of charge daily instruction in Vocal Music, and to such us desire, weekly lessons will lie given in Fancy Needle Work. Tin*Vocal Music and Needle Work will not interlcre with the regular studies. The Department of Instrumental Music will lie under the exclusive control ot Mrs. Mitchell, who will devote the time not em ployed ivitli the Music Classes to assisting Mrs. Marlin in the Literary Department. Musical instruction will lie given to those who are mil regular pupils of the Academy. RATES OF TUITION: First Class, |icr month $2 Ml Second Class, |icr month 2 50 Third Class, per month 5 00 Music |ier month 5 00 The rates of tuition have lieen adapted to the stringency* of the money market. Pupils will he charged from the date of entrance to the end of the session, Imt de ductions will la: Hindu iu cases of protracted sick -less. The Teachers are experienced, and they will spare no effort to advance their pupils iu the useftil aud ornamental branches, thereby preparing evury pupil for his or tier intended vocation in life. •Respectfully, ’ Mrs. J II MARTIN. Mus J B MITCHELL. lluwkinsville, Ga., July 4,1872. Horses for Sale or Hire. Mr. Calvin I*. Brown has several good llorscsTor sale or hire by the day—either for harness or saddle use. Persona wish ing to purchase or hire fur a short while can make it to advantage hy consulting with him. jane 27-lt SCARBOROUGH HOUSE~ COURT HOUSE SQUARE, i/a WKiimr/Lue, aa. The undersigned haring rented the aliove named House from Col. O. I. Luthrop, solicits a share of the public patronage . E A BURCH. juncs-tf County Court. The citizens of Pulaski county will please take notice that, agreeable to the recommendation nt the Grand Jury, this Court has lieen established and is now open for tho transaction of business. The jurisdiction of lids Court extends so all civil cases, matters of contract nnq of tort, when the principal sunt claimed does not exceed One Hundred (stob) dol lars, cun licur and determiqd applications for the eviction of intruders, tenants hold ing over, issue and dispose of possessory warrants, and distress warrants, issue at tachments nnd garnishments, foreclose mortgage liens, attest deeds and oilier con tracts *'sr registry; can exercise the same |iower as the old County Court in relation to attesting, approving and enforcing eon tracts. In nil cases ot crime nnd misde meanor in degree less than felony, to hear, determine,sentence and adjudlcatcupon the same, unless the party accused shall demand uu indictment before a Grand Jurv. The County Judge will also discharge the duties that formerly devolved cm the old Inferior Court, and more recently, on the Culinary, as to county business. This Coqrr will ’hold regular sessions on the 2d Moudav in eaeli month, but will be open at ail times during business hour*. All eases will he tried in the Court House * at llie county site. Office at the counting room of Jno. Henry A Cos. This May 3; 1872. JOHN HENRY, Judge Pulaski County Court maylti-tf. __ Ico, Lomons, Summer Drinks, &c., &c. I would res|wctluily inform the citizens . of llawkiusville and vicinity that during (lie warm season 1 will keep on hand Ice and Lemons, and wi l supply families in quantities to suit. The various drinks of the season can be obtained nt my Bar, sueh as Milk Punch, Sherry Colder. Wine Punch, lemonades, Mint Juiips, Ac., Ac. Alsu the finest of Brandies, Liquors, Cigars, etc. lam yet nt the (lid Stand. inay2-tf A. WATERMAN. Tailoring Establishment. JOHN NEILABB would respectfully in form the citizens of llawkiusville and 'vicinity that he carries on.the above busi ness on the first Ihair in Dr. Lnidlcr's two story building. Gentlemen wishing their work well done, will find to their advantage to give him n call. He makes up his work himself, and in style equal to any and inferior to none. Cutting guar anteed to give perfect sntlsfiicllnn to nil who will have it properly made up. Tho latest fashions always ou hand. jitncl2-lm. BARBER SHOP. r I*l IK undersigned, having purchased I Mr. Partin’s interest in the Burlier Shop, takes pleasure in stating to the cus tomers of the late linn that lie will Ih: found promptly on hand and prepared to accom modate all who iita'i ,'nvor him ivitli a eall. My terms will he the same as heretofore, as follows: Shaving 20 cents Shaving nnd Hair Culling 50 " Hair Cutting alone 40 “ Shampooing 40 “ Hair Dressing 10 " lletiing Razors 50 11 Hair Dyeing difl'erenl prices. Six Shaving Tickets lor One Dollar. Regular customers can have their hail dressed free of charge. A nice tot of I ltdr Oils, etc., kept on hand and for sale cheap. rnayfi TIIOMAB BANNON. FURN ITiTrE! We offer for sale, ut Cheap Casli Prices, Cabinet Furniture, PARLOR AND BEDROOM HUITB, Also Patent Spring Bed Bottoms AND MATTRESSES. Chairs of till descriptions and all and every variety of Furniture kept and manu factured hy llrst-elnss workmen. Fisk’s. Patent Metallic Burial ('uses, The best article in the market. Also Coffins in Wood and imitation of Rosewood, and other styles neatly finished Schneider & Starowski, Corner of Broad and Jackson Streets, Hawkinsvillk, Ga. fobß2cl-ty. Town Marshal’s Sale. \\ ill lie sold before the Court limine doer in the town of llawkiusville, Pulaski county, on the first Tuesday in August next, the following propelty, to-wlt: One Mouse and Lot in said town of llawkiusville, uumbci of lot or block un known. hut known as the Homestead set l part for the minors ot N. Y. -Powell, de eins#d. The lot contains aiioiit one acre. Said IldiiHO and lot are levied on as prop erty belonging to estate of N. Y. Powell, to satisfy two tax fifns tor the years 1870 and 1871 In favor of Tmm Council of IfilWkiiiHvlllo vs said estate of N. Y. Pow ell, deceased, levied on June 7, 1872 JOHN K PARTIN, Town Marshal. July 4-tds (Printer’s fee $5.50) Independent School. Notico Us herby given to parents nnd guardians, and to (lie friends of education generally, tlmt an Indeiiendent Heliool adapted to the wants of all elasaea, will he opened in llawklnsville on the first Mon day in Keptenilau hy a com|>ctrnt, well endorsed mule teacher. The rale* of tuition will lie for the lowest class $5 per month, and for classes above, $4 per month. Parties who desire the benefit nl this school should apply at once before the places are filled. Application may be made to J. II KENDRICK, J. WATSON, T. W OLIVER. J 8. WILLIS, W. A. FERGUSON, .IAS FLEMING , J. M. BROWN. June 27-ts Paro and Spark ling As the timely sliewer gladdens the heart of the former, so a drink of John Fale A Co's I re-Cold Soda Water refreshes llie thirsty mortal who can nflord n ili.ne to (my for it. If you don’t know it u good, why buy u dozen tickets for n dollar and find out. It goes down with a gurgle and produces a thrill of almost ecstatic |oy
