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About The Hawkinsville dispatch. (Hawkinsville, Ga.) 1866-1889 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1873)
A Wild Cat Story. We And this in th* la»t Early County Xowh: Ou M.mday night last, about one ortwo o’clock, Mr. W. A. Kuctannon, of Early county, who is no* refilling on his plantation about a mile from town, was aroused from bis slumbers by a noise at bis horse-lot. On re pairing to itis stable be fouutl both hit horses had broken o’jft of their stalls, where it was thought they were securely fastened, and left the premi ses. Oil going to the lot he had I called to his brother, Major, to go with hitn. Finding the horses gone, “Willy," wen*, in pursuit in the di rection In* heard them running, Ma jor standing in the public road n front of the lot. He hail stood there out a minute or 'wo when he was ap proncliud from behind bv a wild eat which seized him by the hip. He turned round and kicked it off, but it immediately sprung at him and seized him by the breast, each time bring ing the blood. Major got it by the throat this time and threw it off. bnt it catue again, and inflicted another wound on his shoulder. The fight was, of course, not altogether a silent one, and the noise had attracted the attention of his brother, who called to know what the matter was. I'pon getting a reply from Major that he was about to l>e eat up by a “var mint," Willy came to the rescue. On his near approach to the scene of con diet, the cat immediately turned upon him. lie succeeded iit keeping it off until he could draw Ids pistol. As soon as possible he commenced firing upon it, and probably wounded it. as it ran off’ and jumped the yard fence, passing around the yard a few times, retreating under the dwelling house. A freed man was called to reinforce the party, and alter several shots from a rifle ids catship was fully conqurc I. It was not a large cat but certainly one of the fiercest of its species. It weighed only eighteen pounds. On examining the horses next morning it was found that they had both liccn bitten by the cat, and its tracks were plainly to be seen in the stables. Tho Cotton Tax- Wabijinotoji, January 10.—The frienda of the cotton tax refunding scheme are making a powerful, (and what they think will prove a success ful) movement in furtherance of their object. A circular accompanied by the signatures of Judge B. R. Curtis, Messrs. Hughe", Sharkey and Iler schol V. Johnson, as well as memo rials and resolutions of nearly all the Southern States and cities, has been signed by all the members of Con gress from t lie cotton States, pres ent. This circular, which, with ac companying papers, will be laid on the desk of every member, is a de claration that they intend to press the passage of an act this session, to refund the tax collected by the Gen eral Government after the close of the late war. • LATER. Washington, January 20.—The bill for the refunding of the cotton tax as agreed upon by .the members of the House from the cotton grow ing States in their meeting on Sat urday last, answers the bill now pend ing before the Committee on Ways and Means, by declaring in the first section that the restitution of the tax shall be made to the party who aet ua.ly paid the lax. whether paid by himself, or his agent, attorney, or factor. The bill as above amended wn* introduced In the House this morning by Mr. Fierce, of Missis sippi an<l referred to the Committee on Wins and Means. “I'm Cowtno Hack Again." —The Eufaula Times announces the return ol a Texas emigrant to that citv, on his way hack to the old plantation, near Chattahoochee, Florida. He went to Texas with his young family —spent all lie had—found nothing to do, and returns penniless, but wiser, and resolved to redeem his fortunes l.y hard work on the old place. He reports Texas now overrun with emi grants and that the sufferings and wants of many are extreme, and that they would jo\ fully return to their old homes if they had the means of doing so. Money alone commands sympathy for the Texas emigrant, and however much he may desire to labor for a living, if he cannot get employment, as is the case now in thousands of instances, he is denoun ced as a fool by the old settlers for emigrating without plenty ol money. Mr. Jeremiah Coorabcs, an old cit izon of Wilkes county, was seized with an epileptic fit last Friday while crossing o small stroam, and falling into the water, face downward, was drowned. The following paragraph from one of our exchangee will Hhow how the comma is over-worked : “Weshould consider, that it is our indispensable duty, to make our lives useful, in every way, if possible.’’ Mr. Hamilton Greene, of Troup county, full dead from his horse while out riding last Wednesday. Heart disease. One thousand lumber rafts which have been aground for months In the A !;<pnl:» and Sssrill-« rivers, on n«-» :,r. .» tr .• - s' -.jVyi 1 task WvU o y miK tu luoa# suvwutS., Bacon, Corn, Flour, Meal. Sugar, Ooffee, Salt, Together with a hill line of Groceries Os all kind-. 1 make Gnu-cries a *|>cctalty at the OLD BRICK CORNER. I will exchange Goods for Cotton, Syrup, Cowhides, or any Country Produce or even Greenback*. I tec! very grateful to my old friends for their liberal patronage, ami hope by close attention to business and fair and lioneat dealing to retain them all and add many new customers to my lint. I shall at all time* keep a first-cl ass stock on hand. lletnemlier the old reliahte •• Wrick Corner." 1). G. McCOItMICK, Hawkinsvillc, (la. King of Spirits! Wholesale House FOR THE SALE OF Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars, Etc. We keep the Purest, Cheapest and Rest. Come to the Corner Brandies, Whiskies, Kuios, dins. Punch Brandy, Apple Brandy, Cherry Brandy, Cherry Wine, Port Wine, Madeira Wine, Malaga Wine, Champagne, Ale and Porter and everything else in lids line. All grades of Tobacco—from titc rhoap eat to the best. A great variety of Pipes. Cigars in endlc-s numbers—from the rich Havanas t the cheapest article. All these arti les are made specialties. They are th'* goods for the money—cheap. You will find that energetic little fellow, J. T. McCOItMICK, always at his post ready to lavor von. Cat! and ge* bargains, * I). G. McCOItMICK, Hawsiusville, Ga. janlfi-ct Here’s the Place —AT— D. Rhodes’, TO HUY YOUR DRY GOODS. PARK UMBRELLAS, HATS, And everything usually kept in a tirslcla Dry Goods House. A Happy New Year To All. IVT. H A^PtFIISOM 'i akes pleasure in returning thanks to all his prompt paying customers, and would use this opportunity also to remind those yet la-hind on their accounts with him, that this is the beginning of u new yeai, and old book* should be closed He would also announce that lie is bow prepared to give the very I test BARGAINS IN DBY GO DS, And would lie pleased to have a call from all who desire anything in his line. Call at the old stand under Odd Fellows' Hall and you can he accommodated for as little money ami get as good goods, as any where in town. juu2-tf PRATT’S ASTI AL OIL The safest and best Oil for family use ever made. Bums ill any lamp. Safe, Pure, Uniform, Odorless, Be sure and get the genuine article. J. A. Thompson Sole Agenl FOR HAWKINBVILLE, GA. (las a Alii Stock on hand at all times. OIL IICUBK OK CHARI.KS PRATT, New York. jan9-3ra Must be Settled. The unsettled business of Grace A Pale must be dis|Mwed of. Persons against whom accounts arc now standing are no tified that all necessary indulgence has been given them, therefore they must set tic at once. The accounta and notes are now in the hands of the undersigned, who is authorized to demand immediate settle ment. D. O. McCOItMICK, Agenl for Mrs. E. V. Grace. dec-5-tf, t Estate of W. M. Dunaway- All persons owing the estate of W. M. Dunaway, late of Dooly county, deceased, are notified that unleat they settle prompt ly, I shall place their account* in the bands of an oflhgr lor collection Settle up and irw fVrtherjrtinWe unit cost* tPcf'J A&iTt, Attxan.errater. luSLJf List of Town Lots TO BE BOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER, BEFORE TIIK Store of J. S. 'W illis, j In Hawkinsvillc, Ga-, On Tuesday, February 4,1873, COMMENCING AT 10 O’CLOCK, A. M FIRST:—Lots containing, each, 521x200 teet, to-wit: Nos. 1,2, 3,4, iu Block No. 2. (No 4is enclosed with 5 room Itonse on it.) Nos. I. 2,3, 4, inßlockNo.il. “ 0,0, 7, ft, 12. “ 3,7, 8, !>, 10, “ “ " 13. “ 5,6.7, 8, “ “ “ 14. SECONDLoIa containing, each, 52)x 100 feet, to-wit: Nos. 1,2. 3, 4. in Block No. 12—being the East half of said lots. THIRD:—Lots containing, each, 200 x 210 feet, to-wit-. No. 10, in Block No. 1. “ 5, in Block No. 2. “ a, iu Block No. 3—west half oaiy * 1,3, 4, in Block No. 4. “ 2,3, in Block No. 9. *• 1, in Block No. 10. “ 1,4, iu Block No. 1&. “ t, 2,3, in Block No. 10. “ 1,2, 8, In Block No. 17. “ 2,4, in Block No. 2u. “ 1, in Block No. 21. “ 2, in Block No. 22. •• 3, in Block No. 24—150x210 only. “ 1.2.8, 4,5, in Block No. 25. “ 1,2, 3,0, in Block No. 26. “ 1,2, 3,0, in Block No 27. “ t, 3,4, in Block No. 28. “ 1,2, 3, in Block No. 39. FOURTH:—Two Lots in Original Sur vey— half acre eaclt, to-wit: No*. 15, 18, in Block letter * II.” These lots He Itetwcen the Court House iot and Dooly Street. FIFTH:-TIIE BLUE SPUING nrick Yard Property—containing 3 > acres, more or less: reserving Rail Road Right of Wav. This land is tsmnded by the line of the New Survey on the West; by Town Creek and the old levee, on the North and East; and by a line running East from Nortli-eaet comer of Block letter "A” until said line intersects said old levee near the ferry. SIXTH :—The fee simple tide to the Rail Road Reservation—containing 400 by 1437 feet. Tliis land will be sold with a reservation ol it to the Macon A Bruns wick Railroad Company for Rail Rond purposes only, as donated to said Com pany. I wii'l at*o reserve for the use of “The Planters’ Ware-House" Company; that part of said land now occupied by the said Ware-House. TERMS:—One-half cash; balance eight moutits' time. TITLES perfect. O. C. HORNE, Ilnwkinsvillr, Ga., Jan. Bth, 1873. N. B.—Persons who receive this list wffl please keep it until day of sale. jantMf Watermans Livery AND Sale Stables. Stock for Sale or Hire, 1 keep on hand a good supply of Saddle and Harness Horses uml Buggies and Car riages to Hite and careful Drivers if want ed can be obtained at special contract si reasonable figures. HENRY WATERMAN, IlawkiiiHvillc, Ga. janfMf BUGGIES. We have bought for the Winter Trail* one of the largest und finest selections of Buggies. Phaetons Rockaways, Ac., that can be found in Southern Georgia. We can furnish any style desired, and guarantee the work. Give us your patron age. and you shall have a vehicle that will please you. Como and sec our stock. We can coin l>etc with Macon or any Georgia city in low prices, style and workmanship WILCOX, MILLER A CO., n0v.28-tf. Hawkinsvillc, On. Clothing, Glothing, —AT— 9>. Rhodes’. I aut offering great inducements in READY MADE CLOTHING, MEN'S AND YOUTHS’, nov 28-ts DISSOLUTION Wc have sold our interest in lha firm of J. 11. Kendrick A Cos., Warehouse and Commission Merchants, to Mr. N. W. J ELKS, and wc take pleasure in recom mending him and ills house to public fhvor. The papers of the old firm are in the bands of J. H. Kendrick, and we earnestly request all Indebted to call and settle. J. O. JELKS. J*. J. J. JELKM, liewkinevHle, Ga., Jam. 1,1873. tua.ia. Notice to Debtors and Creditors Notice is hereby given to all net-anus having demands against Thomas tv. Oli ver, late ol Pulaski county, deceased, to present them to nte for payment, properly made out. within the time pi,-scribed by law, so as to show their character and amounts. And all person* indebted to said deceased are her coy required to make immediate payment. Persons desiring to make settlements or payments will find their papers in the hands of I). G. McCor mick, at Brick Store, on corner of Com merce and Jackson Street#, who 1# author izud to iiinkc settlement* uml receive pay ment* for ute. January 20, 1873. K. J. OLIVER, Adtu'x. ofTho*. W. Oliver, dec'd. Jan23-40d (Printer’s fee #5 50) GEORGlA—Put. xaat County. Whereas, John Graham applies for let ter* of administration on the sslule of Shade Graham, late of said county, de ceased : These rtre, therefore, to cite and admon ish all persons concern*,! to lie and appear at my #tUcc within thu time allowed by law :o show cause,- if any they have, why said letter* should not be gtnntcd the ap plicant. Given under my hand and oltl cial signature, this Juuuurv 13, 1873. J. J. SPARROW, Ordinary. jnn2B-80»l (Printer’s fee #3.50) GEORGIA—Inwt* County. Whereas, William Branch, guardian of Wiley Branch, applies for letters of dis mission front said trust: These are, liter, fore, to cite and admon ish nil iwrson* concerned to he and appear at my office within the lime allowed by law to show cause, if any, why said letters of tlianiission should not he granted the applicant. Given under tny hand and official signature, this January 6,1873. WILEY WHITLEY, • Ordinary. jan 16-40,1 (Printer'* fee #5.50) GEORGIA—Ibvtin County. Whereas, R. W Clements applies for letters of guardianship of the minor chil dren of William Hobby,deeooned: These arc, therefore," to cite and admon ish all persons concerned to Ik- and appear at my office within the time allowed by law to show cause, if any, why raid letters of guardianship should not lie granted th, applicant. Given under my hand am) official signature, this Januarv ff, 1878. WILEY WHITLEY, Ordinary. janl6-30d (Printer's fee #3 50) GUANO. \AJ E have on hand and for sale, on reas v * nimble terms, several approved brands of Fertilizers, viz. ; Patapseo, Wando, Eureka Cotton Food, Chappell's Champion, Chappell's Favorite. SteruflTs, Curnliun. Also the Dow Low Cotton Plan:*:. KENDRICK, JELKS A CO., At Planter's Warehouse. jan23-tf Planter’s Warehouse. IlAWKtNsvti.i.K, January 21, 1873. The Proprietors of The Planter's Ware house respectfully announce to their Friends ami Patrons that they cannot ac cept for any more Live Stock this season. We regret Ihr ntmaily of this step, lint famishing Supplies to Planters will run our liabilities so far, that we cannot take so many of these additional risks. KENDRICK, JELKS A CO. jat>23-1m ~ DISSOLUTION. - The ro-partncrsliip heretofore existing between Drs. K. F. WAY and H. V. JOHNSON, is this day dissolved hy mutu al consent, E. F. WAY, M D, 11. V JOHNSON, M. D. Jin, nary 8,1873. jan23~lm CHANGE IN THE ¥l£S£ OF RICKS & JOINER. SIR. W. W. RICKS, of the firm of Ricks A Joiner, inis sold his interest in the above firm to N. 11. MOBLEY, who will run the House in company with Mr. D. C. Joiner, umler firm uumeof MOBLEY A JOINER, who ask the continued patronage of the former friends and patrons of Ricks A Joiner and, also, the patronage of their friends and fellow-citizens generally, us they arc determined to maintain the char acter of an honest and fair husinea* House. Their friends who trade in the Ilawkins ville market are earnestly invited to call and sec them before trading elsewhere. MOBLEY A JOINER. Having closed out my entire interest in the above house to Mr. N. 11. Mobley, I take this occasion to return my very grateful thanks to nty old customer?, anil friends for their former favors and earn estly ask of them a continuance of the same to the new firm, as I feel confident they arc men who will do you justice. I would also here give notice to all per sons who arc vet indebted to me or to the firm of Ricks A Joiner to call, at the Office of Mobley A Joiner and make set tlement immediately, as I expect to leave here soon. 1 havs a good ydke of Oxen for sale—cheap for the monev. W.'W. RICKS. jant6-tf CASH HOUSE! HERE’S THE PLACE TO HUY YOUR GOODS, CHEAP FOR THE MONEY ALL KINDS OF Dry Goods. A Splendid Stock of Boots and Shoe;?, Clothing, Hard-ware, Ac. DANIEL RHODES, Hawkinsvillc, Ga. I nov ffS-tf TSBSSESSHSssHz Pulaski - Sheriff'b Sales, Will lie sold helora the Court House door In the town of HawkiusvUlc, on the first Tuesday in February next, within the luwlul hours of sale, the following proper ty, to-wit: At the same time and plocc, two lota of laud. Nos. 144 and 145, in the twelfth Dis trict of Pnlnaki county. Levied on as the pro|tcrty of Sarah M. West and James M. , Sheppard, t* satisly ono Houston cuunty . Superior Court fi fa iu favor of John It. Kendrick, administrator, vs. Sarah M. 1 West and James M. Sheppard. This Jan j iiarv 8, 1873. ALSO At the same lime and place all those trad* or parcels of land situ Ao lying and being in the twenty-first District of said county, containing in the aggregate three hundred and twenty-five (325) acres, it.ore or less, and dcHcrilied as follows: All of lot monitor thirty-eight (38.) containing 1 two hundred two and one-balf teres, more 1 or less, and one hundred and twenty-two and onc-half acres, more or less, of sot ol land number thirty nine (39,) the whole be ng known ns the Wooten place. Saiil property sold ns the property of William C. McNair, to satisfy ono Pulaski county Su|terior Court fi-fn in favor <>f W. C. Harvard, trustee for Sarah A. Wooten vs. William C. McNair. l'ro|ierty pointed out tty L. C. Ryan, Plaintiff*s Attorney. ALSO At the same time and place, one Sorrel Horse atmiit twelve years of age, fifty bush el* of Coru and one thousand pounds ol Fodder, more or less. Levied on as the property of Janie* Rawls, colored, to satis fy two iien fi-fas in favor of J. 11. Ken drick A Cos. vs. said James Rawls. ALSO At the same time and place, lots of Land number *OB, 2(H), 212,213, 228, in the 21*1 District of originally Wilkinson now Pu laski county. ~ Levied mi us the property of James E’. Holmes to satisfy one Superior Court fi-fn in favor of 1,. C. Ryan vs. said James K. Holmes. ALSO At the same time and place lots of Land numbers ION, t()9, 131, 132, in tin- 21st Dis trict of originally W ilkinson now Pulaski county. Levied on as the pro pt fly of Caroline Coley to satisfy one fi-fa in favor of James Croslin, vs said Caroline Coley. Property pointed out by plaintiff's attor ney. It. G. FULGHUM. Sheriff. Jan9-tds (Printer's fee #3.50 a levy) Admini.trator’s Sale, Will lie sold before the Court House door in the town or Hawkinsvillc on the first Tuesday in March next, the following lot ol land, to-wit: Lot number Fifty-nine in the Fifth Di* trict of Pulaski county, containing 2tr.*| acres, more or less. Sold us the property of John A. Ilendlcy, deceased, to perfect titles. W. 11. IIENDLEY, Administrator. Jan23-lds (Printer’s fee #5) POSTPONED .Administrator's Sale. Will lie sold before the Court House dour in the town of Douglass, Coffee comi ty, on the first Tuesday in March next, lie tween the legal hours of sale, the one-hull interest in lot of Land No. Three Hundred and Eighty-two, (382) in the first district of said comity ot Coffee, and adjoining the plantation of Mrs Girtman. Sold as the property of \V. Wilcox, deceased, lor Imue lit ol heirs and creditor*. Terms cash. This Januarv 16, 1873. ‘ CLARK WILCOX. Administrator. jan2B-tds Dodge County Sheri S's Saif- Will he sold ls-I'ore llie Court House door iu tile town of Eastman, on the first Tuesday in February, 1873. one Steam Saw Mill ami appurtenance*, loeatco iu the 3loth District. Levied on as the property of Isaac Horne A Son, to satisfy one tax li fa for the year 1872 issued hy John W. Boliaiui.ui. Tax Collector of said coitntv of Dodge. Property pointed out llj* said Tax Collector. This Decein'ier 19, 1872. T. M. MOSELEY. Deputy Sheriff. jan2-tds (Printer’s fee #3 50) Notioo to Debtors and Croditors All persons indebted to the estate of Mrs. S. A. li. Willeox, late of Dodge coun ty, deceased, are hereby notificu to come forward and make settlement; and all per sons holding claims against said estate are requested to pre-ettl them dtllv authenti cated in terms of the law. Tills January 7, 1873. T. P. WILLCOX. Administrator. JantC-lftd Notice for LeaTo to Soli Land. Thirty days after date of tills, notiee is hereby given that 1 will make application to the Court of Ordinary of Dodge county far leave to scH the Wild Lauds belonging to the e**wteof Mrs. 8. A. E. Willeox, late of Dodge eounfv, deccaeed. This January 7,1873. T. P. WILLCOX. Administrator. janl6-30d WILCOX SUPERIOR COURT, September Term, 1872- J. J. Hancock, i Petition to establish vs. [• Lost Deed iu Wilcox M. G. Fortum. ) Superior Court. (Its Honor, A. ('. I’atk, I’bksumnu. IT appearing to the Court upon the peli- J lion of J. J. llattenck in (lie altove sta ted ease that the defendant, M G. Fortner, is a non-resident of said State of Georgia, ami that services can not he |«-rlected upon him by the ordinary rule of law hy serv ing r«ir Hi. *i : Tltcrclt re ordered. That services of said Knlv he perfected upon said M. <l. Fortner by publication in the llawkinsiillu Dis patch for the space of three months J. WATSON, Plaintiffs Atl’y. By tiik Cocky— I hereby certify that the above is a true extract fr «m the minutes of the Superior Court This December 4, 1879. STEPHEN BOWEN. Clerk 8. C., Pro tern. dec 19-3 m GEORGIA—PctAMti County. Whereas, IV. 11. Dykes applies for let ters of guardianship of the minors of Allen Dykes, late of said county, de ceased : These are, therefore, to cite and admon ish all persons concerned to be and appear at my office on the first Monday in February nexU to show cause, ifany they have, why said letters should not be gran ted tit* applicant. Given under my hand and official signature, tills Januarv 1, 1878. > mi • J. J. SPARROW, Ordinary. ' Jaa9-30d (Printer’s tec #3 30) NO PATENT RIGHT • . NO TRADE MARK I N Cure all, Secret or Humbug. I have In my possession many valuably Rrcfpcr, some of w hich I have lnhevi(cd, and some that I have paid money 6>r. 1 have tested thoronghly those that I bit. < offering to the public, and 1 nave found them quito equal to any preparations ol the day, In lltrlr tine of Specialties. Any phy sician Is quite welcome to alt dm secret* of llicir combination, and 1 have yet Iu find on* that w ill *ioi admit their merits on he ing made acquainted with their nature and character. RespectAiHv, de-7-lf J. M. IxtRBEE. Notice, Extra Is hereby given to all manaiiTsarut ] rcori etors ot large plantations, all heads ot huge families, and all other parties who Imve more chills and fevers among and siaiut their home* mid households than assert milk, that they can procure nty ami dote for the first named, and a good *ul>- stilue tor die second, done up in giuxl *>. K. Bourbon Whisky at three dollar* per gall m cash, warranted not to hurt un in fant. J. M. KIBUEK. November 1872. For the Sick and Afflicted. 1 HAVE NOW RfcADY FOR SALE too dozen ot my Bitters, 1 made tip in S». Croix Rum, Bourbon Whisky, Sherry Wine, Wsmntml Fine Old Cognac Brandy, ■ • Pure Fine Holland Gin, as Imported Old Port Wine, Old Madeira Wiue, Oid Crown Sherry Wine, I 4. M KIRBEK. ■vkinsville, On., Feb. 6, 1872. Chloroform Liniment. Tills article is * combination of f.'hloro form Ammonia, tauiij'lior, Ameca, Ac.,Ac., uml is the best article ever oll'eml Hie pub lic for Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Sprains, Kiilf Neck or Joints, Sore Throat, Bruises »r contusions of any kind. Every family should have it on iuiml, nnd will hart it, alter a trial of it* many virtue*. J. M. KIbBEE, Proprietor. Ifsrtvkinsvllfe, Ga., Dee. 14-tt. CHOLERA REMEDY. ~ Tliis celebrated remedy lias been a long time in 'ise in New York, and other cities in the North, during the visitation* of the Asiatic Cholera, witli universal approval, and is known as Corlcar’s B|M-cific for Cholera, Dvsintery, Diarrbera. and tronhle of bowel* iii adults and children. Any physician will give it cudorsenKiit, know ing its combination. J. M KIBBEE, Proprietor. Ilawkinsvitic, Ga., Dec. 14-ts Kibbee’s Tonic BUters. These Tinctuie* ontain all the proper ties «f Kilila'e’s Aromatic Tonic Bin. is in a much higher concentration of form, and are ticcouiing very popular w itli a large class of persons, particularly ladies, who object to using Alcohols* stimu lants. Tiny win be found universal ly .eliahle in curing and preventing chills ami fever*, low type of fevers and ni lit sweats, indigestions. Bil ious Cholic, Enlargement of Spleen, Liver and Kidury Complaint, and a host of dis : eases based upon general duality, arising I from Malarial and Chronic causes. Assn- I gle laittle use I aacording to dir. cl ion* will : establish tlieir i fafins to merit, and a place i in every family medicine chest. J. M. KIBBEE, Proprietor. Hawkinsvillc, Ga. novl4-tf. COUGH SYRUP. This preparation of Syrup Squill*. Syrup Ipecac, Syrup Wild Cherry, Tinct. Opium, Honey, cic., has met with general approlia lion and success as n relief to long-estab lishcd anil troublesome Coughs, citliet chronic or trout severe colds. Trv a bottle. J. M. KIBBEE, Proprietor Itswv n«vi)te, Ua„ Dee. 14-ts FURN ITU RE! Wc offer for sale, at Cheap Cash I’r-rea, O a/bi net Furniture PARLOR AND BEDROOM SUITS. Also Patent Spring Bed Bottoms AND MATTRESSES. Chairs of nil descriptions and all nnd every variety of Furniture kept nnd inaau fact tired by first-. lass wuikmcu. Fisk’s Patent Metallic Ilttrial Cases, Tlio Iwrt article in the market. Also Coffins in Wood nnd imitation ot Rosewood, and other style* neatly finished Schneider & Starowski. Corner of Broad and Jackson Street* Hxvumvau, G*. b 22 ct-lv. DOQK6, Sash and Blinds, 1 MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, ivl Stair Fixture*. B titiler*’ Fur nidi ing Hardware, Drain Pipe. (Floor Tiiea. Wire Gunr<l«. Terra Cotta Wate, Marble and Slate Man tle Piece*. * **" Window ulass a Specialty Circular* and Price Lists scat free on application, hr P "P TO A LB, 20 Hayne and 33 Pinckney Sffi* _ Charlest*n, S C.l
