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About The Hawkinsville dispatch. (Hawkinsville, Ga.) 1866-1889 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1873)
Town and County News. iuUfiwu bmtM Will to toU at the Methmliat Cbnrcto on next Thursday and Friday eveuings, and on Saturday at 11 o’clock A. M., and at tlie usual hours on Sunday. It will to the oc caaioo of the Second Quarterly Conference for Ikia S'ation. Saturday. 10 A M We are requested to state that the Haw kins vlUe Library and Literuy Association will meet at Wimtorty’a Ilall on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, instead of Thursday. The ladies are Inrited to to present. An other big lemonade will cool off the house. The Good Templars of our towu will have a moonlight picnic on Thursday night The Good Templars iuirer I*ll to hare an enjoyable affair. A Beet Mrs. William Killeiuvw has sent us a beet that beats the beet that beat all other I reels It weighed nearly two pounds.— John Fale * Cos. sold the seed. Who can tost this beet? Woofwanted Daniel Rhodes is advertising for one hundred thousand pounds of Wool, and offers to pay the highest market price.- There baa been a sliyht improvement in the price ot wool in this market within the last few days. Mr. Rhode* is offering *° pay as high prices as any inland town in the State. Wool Our market is “looking up" in th« price of wool Semte of mir nierehantaarc offer ing from 35 to 27 cents for baled wool. Letters front buyers in Savannah report a slight decline, but the tnarkrt there is still -quoted at 2d to SO cents. The merchants *>t Matsltinsville are determined to give as Atigli psiue* as aay town outside of Sayan malt. Brass "Godo grass," is u common word wuh «nr ‘formers jnst now. They have Iteeo going t» grass unite briskly and tlicir crops •too, itor severs! dtp Ten days more of •ainv weather would place the cotton crop almost beyond the control of farmers As SI ii*,<ortlb grass lias nearly runaway with souieilields. Corn looks well in this vicinity, and the -oat crop U the tost for several year*. We <wcre shown, a day or two since, by Mr lit'm McKinney,oats measuring five and a fiudf feet grown upon his farm. If this ithing keep* on, Irwin county will lose her (prestige. _ Fourth of July The pupils ol Henderson Academy will there an examination on the Fourth Day ol jluSy. Their teacher, Mr. It M. llodgc, thus 'invited the llawkinsville Itraaa llaad finite present on the occasion, and enliven -the,day with their very excellent music.— Jit may to dangerous for us to say so, but the thet is thero are several young men in tfawkinsvillc, both in and out of tlie Hand. Who are never so wei! pleased as when on *, visit to Henderson, mingling with the srniablc ami hospitable people up there.— Jft's wish the pupils anil their visitors a •petty day, and if convenient we will to 'there to witness their enjoyment and jot •town the interesting incidents. “BcatP There was an unusual scene a few even dugs ago iu the yard of Mr Daniel McLeod, in Wilcox. His children were playing in ghe yard, when a large horned owl swooped down in their midst and took in his talons thgtr grown house eat The owl soaied ■fob with his prey, and disappeared In (he Sail pines. This is another of the misfor tunes Uiat are vlsltad upon man for his improvidence. If Mr McLsod hail raised « few chickens for this owl, hit children’s yiat cat might still to living. But “ live sand laMin ”is a good maxim. A house-cat isn't user so toothsome tss spring chicken. f M Xibbec. In next week’s Dispatch will to found the new adverisemaats at Mr J. M. Kib fcec, uffwcg to the public anew stock of ius valuable Medicines. During the past winter and spring the proprietor has devo ted his entire time to the preparation of his Tonic Hitters, tlie Orest Southern Tonic t Chloroform Liniment, Cholera Remedy, etc. These preparations have met with aptatdid success, and not only are they popular at home, but the demand for them has been great from other sections. It has been difficult to atipply the increasing de mand from merchants and drnggiats in the adjacent counties, and there is scarcely a country store but what finds it ueceasary to keep them on band to supply the wants Oi their customers, _ Shower Bath Thomas Bannou has fitted up a room and shower hath at his Barber sliop for tlie convenience of his customers. Fresh water, clean towels, etc., alwaya ready Price of Hath 25 cents Soda Water There is nothing as cooling and delicious aa a giaaa of pore Soda Wafer from oar fountain Come in any time daring the day, and take a glass, it will revive your drooping spirits, and aend a thrill to ecsta sy through year bodv JOHN FALE & CO jane 12-tl f Save Labor, Time, Wood, fioap and Clothes, by pnrehaaisg a Family Right to construe! N R E Mayer’s Self Washing Soap Any lady can make It in a few minutes No rubbing or hailing is required to accomplish the tost of washing- Family Rights and Chemical* necessary to make this Soap can to tod of John Fale A Cos., Hawkinsviri*, ft*. yunoCMm Wool wanted by gtay29-tf. FERGUSON A CO Elopement from Lumber City- One of those exciting episodes in the oourae of young love occurred at Cochran last Monday evening. The parties were a young man from Macon by the naiae of D and a young lady (him Lumber City. The young lady’s father, Sir. W—- is a former near Lumber City, and Is a prominent man in his sectiou He went out on his farm on Monday morning to superintend the cutting of his oat*. When be returned home he found that his daugh ter had eloped with bur sweetheart. They embarked on the train which passed Lum ber City during the old gent's absence in bis oat field. Wbcn he relumed and dis covered tlie theft and the (light, lie com menced telegraphing to nil points. He tent dispatches to Kastman, Cochran and * Lowlier* A foil description of the par ties was given, ands 100 reward offered for their arrest and detention. All this time the train was rattling along at rapid speed, and the young couple having a delightful time, dreaming over futnre happiness and what papa and mamma w ould think of the | runaways. But ales! how often the fond est hope* decay! Voting love is but a dream—it is a more whisper upon the breeze—and its victims are forever being wrecked when they fondly imagine their little craft is being wafted toelysian shores. Over the wires, w ith lightning ihuh, the cruel words w ere sent to arrest the freeing lovers The train rolled up to Cochran, and here was the second scene iu the tableaux. Marshal Davies had received the dispatch, and was at the depot waiting. Tim couple were arrested and the young lady’s father telegraphed to. The irate old gentleman Jumped on the night train from Uruuswiek and reached Cochran next morning at daylight. The young man. after his arrest, had not toes allowed any conversation whatever with the young lady—the Marshal having Imw« Celegraped such instruction* from Mr W. The young man was kept in a differ cut building. When \V arrived, it was iatoioMlcd to the y- ting man that hi* Ufo was i* danger—that W was uiad all over, and Might commit a rash art. It was ! a storied fart that it would to tost lu let | tlie yuwag man escape. Accordingly he was fold to take care of himself. This tic prucAuiJkd to do by Jumping out at the back w in<W aiwl making adasli into the wood* The Inst seen of hint at Cochran lie w«* tusJuag through the oak bushes as If chawed by Captain Jack and his brave Modoc*. These is no telling bow fast lie run or b«w badly he was scared hut one thing isuuatou, he ran fast enough to reach Cos ley’* fetation iu time to tuke the morning train troui Hawkinivilla to Maeon Vo Week Stretching Hundreds or people, both w hite and col ored, cajuie to town on Friday last to wit ness the fun es hanging John Kilim. One old oefeored man told us he had walked fourteen miles to see the execution. It re minded us somewhat of circus day, when every laxly is on the lookout lor the eiuwn sad elephant Ail who came went back sadly diaap|aiinted, however. Unit** John h'illen shall sliutllc off this mortal toil in the old-fashioned way, Lu will live until until next October Court The Supreme Court will nony/me in July and will then decide w hether or not he is entitled to anew trial. If anew trial to granted, lie will to tried at October Bupe rior Court; if not granted, he will bo re sentenced at that term. When (sheriff lasncaster entered the prisoner’a cell late Friday evening, for th* ; purpose of supplying him with water, he saw the negro grasp a door liar, as If intent on striking him. IsSh'sstsr drew bis pis tot, ami ICilton dropped tin- tor. He said he saw to many people in town he thought they intended to take him out and bang him any way. The bar had been form shod him by another priaouet Otr Country Friend* For a week past our saacftiw bss been a repository for various nbwormai vegetables, such as turupt, radishes, potatoes, cabba ges, etc The first on the list was Mr. Philetus [foster, who tent us tlie largest spring turnip we have yet seen It weighed near ly six pounds, and was alxiul eighteen inchestn circumfmicc. For a spring lur nip, it heats all. Next was Dr. Jelks, who brought us an Irish potato of the Early Goodrich variety measuring six snd a quarter indies in length. And by the way, this is the kind of potato that the Doctor feeds that youngs tor on who baa recently made bis advent into this moral vineyard. He is a big “aojer boy " Now comes Tom Stevens with a basket of Irish potatoes, radishes and turnips. Ope radish ws* a foot and a tall in length, and seven of the potatoes, which were of unusual size, were taken from one root. The turnips, however, weie too small to talk about, when placed beside Mr Duster's. The next visit we shall mention was from a clever old friend on tbe cast side ol the river. Uis donation was three fine cabbages, of the Early York and Drum Head varieties. Undoubtedly this has been a great year for garden* A Kentucky fanner refuaed to look at n sample tewing machine recently, aa be always “sowed wheat by hand." He is related to the man who did not want a threshing machine on his farm : “for," said he, “give me a harness strap or * barrel-stave and I can make my family tow the mark ac cording to law and ScripUr " HT John Fsle A Cos. have tbs celebrat ed Home Stomach Bitten for talc. A p toad id tonic. You can also try a glam us their Bods Water, and then imagine an honest mans feelings. They ■ til Think of Same We are now sending the llawkinsville' Dispatch to large numbers of old Georgi ans in Louisiana, Florida,* Alabama, Ar kansas and Texas. Iu the counties of Brazos, Caldwell, Colorado, Upehvor Fort Bend, Smith, Titus, aud around Waco and Houston, Texas, we send many copies every week to old citizen* who formerly lived in this anil adjoining counties. The postage is but twenty cents a year, paid at ihd office where the paper to received. No IxvuiTioM was ever so important to the resident* of warm ulimate* as the Vene tian Uliiid. Admitting (to air aud a shaded light, while keeping out the heat and glare, they are absolutely essential to th* comfort of our sectiou. II the house* of any of our readers arc destitute of these valuable contrivances, they should at once send their order* to Mr P. I’. Toale, Clisrlsston, 8. U. He makes all the work he tolls, and guarantee* satisfaction on all Blinds, Doors and tosh from his Fac tory Send for his price list. Sent five on application. juue.V-lm. Spring Goods. My slock of Spring Good* is daily aug mented by new additions, purchased at the lowest market rates, which arc offered to the public at prices defying competition, for Ilia cash. Conte and examine my Stock before buy lug uLnwfiere, for I nui sell you as low at any house in Ueorgla, notwithstanding some of my neighbors are offering their storks at imst. tlooito »t Macon prices for Cash. msyJU U JNO K. LOVE. Bo You Want a Oood Animal f A good plow and buggy Marc, about five years of age, perfectly gentle, can to bought for the cash, very cheap, by apply ing to JOHN M STOKES nmyVO ti ll* w Goods Cheap far th* Money. I have in store a complete stock of Dry Goods, consisting in part of Ladioe’ Dress i Goods, Percales, Muslins, White Goods, ! Kalins*, Hosiery ami Notion* of all kinds, j Hoots and Shoes, I .si lies’ and Gents’ Hats 1 Ribbons, Hardware, Saddlery, Harness’ i Ac., Ac. Call and see me mayJO-tf. JOHN R. LOVE. Maaonic Notice- Regular Coinmuiiications of Mt. Hope L*dgr, No 11, F A A. M.. will be hold mi the 3d Fridav evening only of June, July, August mid Scpteuitor, at II o’cbx.ii P M Memlier* in gixxl standing and so|ourning brethren are fraternally invited u. attend JOHN FALK, W. M. K A BURCH, ftoct’y. K tu kiir villr, June 8, 5873. TAX RECEIVER’S NOTICE. [LAST lIOI’NU.J 1 will tw at Towns’ Station, No. tfr, M All U. It , oil the 7lh day of June; at Jacksonville on the 11th. Mcßae on the mill, ami Temperance the tieili June, to, receive tax returns for the year I87» This i May 81, 1873, after which time my books witt be positively closed. Young uawlinh. Jmv>s-f l. Tax Receiver, Tellalr t.’o. A. J CONE, Attorney a,t Law,! VIENNA,-GEORGIA * notV O. C. HORNE, Attorney & Counsellor at Law. IIAWKINBVILLK, GA. * OPFIt’E in tlie lluilding adjoining Dr l.sidlcr’a Hotel. (a t'JfUU JOHN H WOODWARD, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Altt> HEAL ESTATE AGENT, VIENNA, GA. Janlff-tf W IRA BROWN, Attorney - at - Law, VIENNA, GA. Wiu, practice In the Superior Courts of the Oconee Circuit, and elsewhere in tho State by special contract. Collections and other business promptly attended to. 8 13-ly. CHARLES C KIBBEE, Attorney and Counsellor at Law in WKrmvu.LK, da. Will practice in the Circuit and District Courts of tfo. United States, for the South ern District of Georgia, and in the Superior Courts of Houston. Dooly. Fubtski. Lau rens. Wilcox, Telfair, Irwin and Dodge Counties. june2o-ly JOHN H. MARTIN. Attorney at Law Am REAL ESTATE AGENT, HAWKIXSYII.Ut, O*. Will practice in the Counties of Fulsski Houston, Dooly, Wilcox, Irwin, Tellair Dodge sud Laurens. may 22 L. C. RYAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, UAWKINBVILLE, GA. WILL prsetire in the counties of Pu, Isski, Houston, Dooly, Wilcox, Tel fair. Lanrens and Dodge, and by special contract. In any Court in tbe Bute. OFFICE—At R. L Stapler's htoro. near the River. juael-tf SCAR BORO UGIT HOUSER COURT HOUSE SQUARE, lIA WKINHVIU.K, QA. The undersigned hiving rented tbe share named House from Col. C. T. Lnthrop, solicits n share of the public patronage E A PUKCIL junta U REASONS WHY TIIE PAIN KILLER, »ABV*p »V Ferry ID avis «Sc Son IH THK Beat Family Medicine of the Age! Why U dfonW aheagt be hep! near at hand : Ist. FAia-KlLLltit is the most cousin Cholera cur* that medical science has pnxlnced. 2nd. Pmn.RUJKR. a* a Dlarrhaoa snd Dysentery remedy, seldom if ever fails. 8d Pai«(-Kim.kr will cure Cramp* or pains in sny port of the system. A single dose usually effecto a cure. 4th, Paix-KiU-ku will tiure Dys|« |«l* and ludigostion, If food uccortling to direc tiotiu. sth. FAt.N-KIU.KH is an almost, never foil ing cure for Sudden Colds, Couglis, &c. fltii. FAtB-KIWJS« has pruved a Sovereign Remedy for Fever and Ague, and Chill Fever; It has cured the most obstinate 7th. Fain KOJ-KH a* » liniment Is une ouiilcd tor Frost Hilo*, Chilblains, Hums, Bruises. Cuts, Sprain*, *e. Btli. I’aivKH'MUi lias cured cases of Rheu matism and Neitialgia utter years stand ituf. Ilth l'Als-In-US will destroy bolls. Fcl hms, Whitlows, Old Bores, ijlviug relief from Fain after the first application. 10th. I’AIN Kim.kh euros Headache, and Toothache. 11th. PAiN-Kn.t.RH w ill save you days of siebnens and many * Dollar in time and Ductor's Bill' 12th. Fain Ku.i.itn to a purely Vegeta We preparation, safe lu keep and to use In every family. The atmpUelty attending its use, together with the great variety of dis tswes that may to entirely eradicated by 11, and the great amount of i>nin and suffering that can lie alleviated through it* use, make it imperative upon every person to supply them selves with this valuable remedy, and to keep it always near at hand. The Paih-Khabu Is now known ami appreciated in every quarter ot the G|oto> Physicians recommend it In llielr pntelloo, while all clasiws of society have found in it rattor aud comfort. Give it a trial. He sure and buy the genuine Every Druggist, and nearly every Coun try Grocer throughout the land keep It for stile. Juuetolti*. New Oootls daily arriving from New York and Baltimore at mayffk-tf FERGUSON A CO buy your IIACOK, CORN, FLOUR, and other GROCERIES, at TIIK OLD RELIABLE BRICK CORNER, OF D. 6. M’CORMICK ft CO. Heavy Stock on Hand. May 20lh, 1878 DRESS GOODS AT COST! We will Mil Eor Next 60 Days LADIES’ l> It K S S goods at COST. ALL OTHER, GOODS AT Reduced Prices FOR THE CAB H . FERGUSON A CO. UawkiUTilie May 28,1878. GOODS AT COST FOR THE CASH! NOW IS TH* TME TO BUY WHAT YOU WANT. I will uotniueuc* selling uy entire Stuck ul GOODS AT COST! ON MONDAY, *u DAT OF JUNE, NOT TO QUIT BUSINKSS, BUT TO MOVE TO MY NEW BRICK STORE ON JACKSON ST, I HAVE A SPLENDID STOCK OF GOODS, OF ALL KINDS, and to movo them will require both time and money, besides injuring the Goods. My object to to sell st STRICTLY COST, FOR CASH. THERE IB NO HUMBUC IN THIS. WISH YOU ALL TO COME AND BEE, AND BE CONVINCED THAT WHAT I SAY IS TRUE. D. RHODES. Bay 2k- Furniture f Wo offer for tale, at Cheap flfosh Pricey Gwibmert: F*tirn.ituT« FAJILOR. AND BEDROOM SUITS. Also' Patent Spring Bod Bottoms- AND MATTRESSES. Chairs of *ll tosoripthms and all auiT every variety of Furniture kept and manu factured by flrst-cMs* workmen. Fisk’s Patent Metallic Burial! Cases, The tost article In tho market. Ahtu Coffins iu Wood and imitation of ' Rosewood, and other styles neatly finished i Schneider & Slarowski.. Corner of llmad and Jackson Streets H.vw ki.nhvii.i.e, o*. 23 ot-lr- John Fale & Cos., HAWKINSVILLE, GA'.,. Dealers ia PURE DRUGS. MEDICINES, Paints, Oils, and Dve Stuffs,. Kerosene Oil and Lamps. Wo have a lot of the I'erkins A lions* Nnn Evolutive Lamps- a good thing. Also, Oils, Wicks, Burners and Chim neys. SEEDS, PERFUMERY, AND TOI LET ARTICLES. PURE WINES AND MANDIES FOR MEDICAL USE. Fined, Custillinn A Co's Old Brandy—Wat ranted I'urc—for modlcinal use. SPANISH CIGARS A New Thing VAPOR BATHB administered to |M'rsons with Klioumattore, orjuiy Skin Diseases. BOOKS and STATIONIRT. TRUSSES AND SYRINGEB Patent Mediclneft, All kinds of the day. Wc will do our best to give perfect safi isfoedon to oisr friends ami rustomere. Wc sell cheap for the money. JOHN FALE A CO. We have a young man that sleep* In tfe* building and will attend to all sight calls for medicino and preHeriptioas, which wtfl toe arufully eompovmded. Ivleley’s Fautent. GRAVE MOUNDS. I am prepared to erect the above earned beautiful Mounds for the people of llaw kinsville and surrounding country. Aa a specimen, I direct attention to tho Moaaa in tho yard at the Scarborough Uauae, and alio the new Cemetery. Persons wishing work done on this plan are requested to leave their orders at the store of Mr. Van Bell, linwkittsville, Ga. County Righto lor sale. Ren are of infringements. Alltaeh will be punished to (h« full extent of tbe law. J. W BELL. raayl-3nr* 11 JV. CARTER Having permanently located in Raifklqa vlile, is prepared to do all work in tbe Tailoring Line with neatness and dispatch. Solicits a. share of patronage. apl Iff WOOL CARDIN CL I am now prepared at my Mill five mile* south of Uawkinsville to CARD WOOL the present season st the following prices : Plain Wool 124 uks. per pound Mixed “ 20 " “ “ Packages will be received at the railroad depot and carried to the Factory and ro turned free of charge. I have the most experienced Carder aad Machines! in the country, and guarantee the very best of work. The citizens of Dooly, WUcox. Irwin, Worth, Talfoir, Dodge, Lauren* ami adjoiningcouiUim age invited to send their wool along. W J. FOUNTAIN- April 21,1873.
