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PALMETTO SHIELD. PAL3IEITO FEBRUARY 28 1; 73 Agents for flic Shield. J. F Ellington, Gon’i Agent. Tim M Butt, Agt in Atlanta. Ndlii’i N. Dorset!, Douglas county. Moses I*. 'A atkins, ('urr.-ll eouniy. Jap!. J. G. Lister, Fayette county. Jot. Richau! .Mooio, Gilmer county. IVM. A. IIAVIS, Lot f NDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS 0 *l. Q. 0. Grice —Pi of Card Dr A. S. Whitaker— Prof Caid Wile Gibbs & Co—Guiino Gm>. 11. Johnston & Co—Ag’ts Wanted George J Johnston— “ •* J L ilhatn & C> “ “ J. C. &J. M Burrow Pictures, and Books 11. Moss—Notice to Debtors J. F. Ellington —Horse for Sale Blacksmiths—Price of Work PALMETTO LODGE, F A. ,U UNITY LODGE, NO. 7-1. S. Zellars, W. M. W. S. Zellars, S. W. W. M. Walthall, J. W. J. T Beckman, Secretary, J M. Hopkins, Treasurer, E. R Thornton, S. I)., J S. Bowen, J. D. John Harrison, T\ It r. Meets Ist and 3rd Salta day nights each month. THROWEK i\o. 7, l. O. G. T. MEETS EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT At PairSarn, (la. W. T. Roberta, Lodge Deputy, J. F. Golightly, W. C. TANARUS, Miss Lula Cantrell, W. V. TANARUS, C I. Q. L. Grice, W. S. J. II Strickland, W. F. S, Jas. i'. Torrance, W. T. Juo. Reynolds, W. C. L. Malone, W. M, Miss M. McKown, W. D. M, Miss Oallie Landrum. R. H. S, Miss Helen Vickers, L. 11. S, Miss Bell Green, I. S. G, Sam’l Brantley 0. 8 G, CSitircH Directory. Methodist Church—services at Palmetto t.j Rev. T. H Timmons, on the Ist, 2nd anil 4lh 8 abba lbs in each month, at 11 o’clock, a. M. aid at 7 o’cloi k, j'. m. Union prayer meeting every Wcdne day night. At Jones’Chapel—services by Rev T. II Timmons, every 3rd Sabbath and Saturday DC-tore—also every sth Sabbath, Palmetto Cotton Market. Middlings 18c; Strict Middlings 18p G. W. SOUTHERN, of EJs't Poii t, Ga. is an anthoiized Agent for The Palmetto Shield. Curiosity. Mr. Hiilery Cleckler near Fairburn, handed to us one day this week an egg, in the shape of a powder gourd. It had the hollow neck to it with the end open like a small gourd prepared for pouring out the powder. Some of our Guano Agents say that the demand for Fertilized s this year is greater than the supply. That being the case those intending to use them had better make arrangements to pur chase at once. Mr. A. B. Latham of Atlanta inis a largo lot of mules to sell to farmers on Oct. time. Parties wishing to bn;.’ will do well to call on him at his stables in Atlanta. The Town Ordnances being handed in so late last week we did not have time to correct ihem, consequently they contained many errors, by refer ence to them in this issue, you will see that they have undergone a correction It ill be seen by a short communi cation in another column that a com mittee of three have called on Judge Short, for his views on the Bond Question. We hope that the Judge will respond, and that lie will furnish us with his article for next issue, which we know, from the ability ol the Judge, it will be an able thing. The March Term of Coweta Superior Court, commences next M relay. The CaGrange Reporter says, that Bob Butherford, of Monroe county, is a whale. We wonder if he is the one that swallowed Jonah. Munioe Brown, coloruil, a dcciplc of Brigham Young, has been tnan i. and to wife number two. Jonesboko itas been fnchanted by tbe music of a Brass Band. House rocking has been carried ou in La Grrange for several nights, and there is $lO reward offered for the ar rest of the parties so engaged. Wanted.— Palmetto needs a good Shoe and Boot Maker. There is a splendid opening for a sober work man. We will guarantee plenty of paying customers. I "*- have several new Professional I nos, which wo will call attention to lin i nr in \t issue. j 0i to rim Zftu.Aiis’ and get the best j Plow 3 in the State, j Go to Mm Zki.laus’ and buy good j tobacco, cheap, also Syrup, Flour, ! Sugar Coffee, &e. Goto Sim Zellars’ and get any kind i of Family Groceries, cheap. Zellars has just received a lot of the b st Apples we have seen this season. 1 hoieton Sz Holloman lias received a large lot of Gents Hats. Hardware, Saddles Bridles etc. I Inornton & Ilolleuian has just re j ceived a fresh supply of Corn, Meat and ur to sell on time. Prof. Looney has just completed a nice fish pond on his premises, in which he anticipates raising fish. We see no good reason why, a man could not raise fish just as well as he docs fowls, or vegetables, it is like every thing else only needs proper attention fo make it profitable. It will lie quite a nice treat in a few years to visit Prof. Loonrv and feast on fresh fish. Notice —All persons indebted to the undeisigned, will please cull and set tle without further delay. H. MOSS. Atlanta had a Masquerade Party last Friday night. There is a deed on file in Cam - biidge Mass., which describes a piece, of land as bounded by “stumps and s’ ones, whote’ Dai.it 1 Harrington lick ed William Smith.” PftUssetto Mai-Lcis. Corn 39 bushel $ 9 M--.il f- l Flour ft 100 lbs. 4to B Bacon— Shoulder? ©Hi QU Clear Kill'd Sides... VU' Clear Sides... . 7 % Lard © lb 11 Cheese © 18 to 20 Butter © “ 2il Eggs © doz 20 Chickens each 20 to 2.5 Sugars ©lb 11 to 16 Molasses © gal 30 to 35 Rice ©lb 10 Soap •• a 10@I5 Candles “ “ 20 @alt “ sk 2 25 Factory Thread, © bunch 1 75 Slwrtings per yd 10@12}s Prints ■* “ 10@12 l 4 ~ Tobacco per lb Gs@l 25 Hay—Timothy pr 100 lbs 2 Kerosene oil © Gal. 45@r>o Petro “ *■ “ '6O Wheat per bushel 175 LOCAL ADVEIITI&EMENTS. Allure the many enterprises of our town, we take great pleasure in call ing especial at entiou to the Pin to graphic Establishment of Mr. J. K Ellington. His many friends will re gret to hear that he expects to leave Palmetto soon, at.d we say to all, both old and young, to hurry up and give him a call before he leaves, for so favorable an opportunity may not occur again soon of having a fine picture taken. fell 14-2 t. GUANO NOTICE. OUR POPULAR CITIZEN S. G. JOHN son ivou'd be p'cared to receive Orders from the Planters for the following Guano-. Rough’s Row Bone Cush SSO Oil Tie e $67 50 freight included. Chesapeake “ SOU 00 “ $67 50 Fir glit inc’udi and. Zell’s “ S6O (10 “ S7O 00 Freight included. Eureka “ SCO 00 “ SG7 50 Freight included Whanrv’s @54 00 “ @6O 00 Freight Casi.—to be paid on delivery Logan ’■ @45 00 11 $53 00 Freight Cash —to be paid on delivery feb7-2m. A Cheat Bargain —Mr. S. J, Sparks fl'ets for sale a full set of tinner’s tools at a reduced price, those wishing to get a bargain will do well to call soon. For further particulars, address editor of the Shield, ot S. J. Sparks, Palmetto, Ga. dec2o 3t Avery rattiest request, we have to make of all our young friends, and that is: ‘‘Before they go to sec their sweet-hearts, call on Freeman, our colored Barber, and get him To friz their hair, arid shave their face. And fix the mou taehe to suit their taste ft. b 7-It NE W ADVERTISEM ENTS. OS. pii as ,\ i x c uax o. WILCOX. GIBBS & CO’S. MANIPULATED GUANO. rPHESE CELEBRATED GUANOS IM 1 ported anil p epared by Wile x, Gibbs & Cos., Savannah Gu.. and Charleston, . C., are I' r silo tor cash, or on credit on accom modating terms, payable in cotton, Ly W. F. Landri m, Agent, Fairburn, Georgia Gahuett & Walthall, Agt's Palmetto, Ga, jPSf-Special attention is cnlle i to the use of tin; Phot nix guano com posted with cotton Seed. Send or ap -ly as above for circulars giving testimonials from planters—p Ices, terms, &e. feb2B-fiw TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS ! j ARK you ur of km:lovmkxt? _ ; ML W. wish tee ad.ir,-sot eve i rin.li n ; ! Womuu oai ot employment. Vie I-. ,v. ; v-iok for them Ml re-- (incln-in-r I stamp CJiOItC.E J, jeEVyiPS, ” ! T . Monigooserv, A. . I O 1! x 18 . VV A i\Tm TT V'LTLTTrvT ’ v /lIN 1 ilil/. tll rgeLic ~M I women Rtisiiit-ss that will Day. i *l* to *8 P er day. c -in t,e pur.-ued in jjour own nu-lihoriioed, ui.u is f.r.ily i honorable. Farlicnlais free, or M-mple# i wl,! >;a bk- you iito work at oi.ee, will oe sent on rece.pi ol two three cri t | stamps. A t!dies* J. LATrIA.H re t (> ! _ 1 93 Washington 8 , Boston, M iss. THE SURRENDER OF GENERAL LEE, At Appomattox €. 11. Va , April Dtb, 1805. A MAGNIFICENT 14x 8 incii Engraving : sum-nder ot Gen. Leo, beauti i iuliy colored. Engraved in the highest j ‘Die oi the art and printed on heavy plate p.tper. lb is truly a gem ol art, one which ?,JUU - * ,ail & in ta* parlor ol every South t rri home. Bent by mail, nsoui.ted on a roller and pre-paiti on receipt ol 2 cents, or 3 lt-r os.* cents, < \Vaxti and. Add re.'s J, €. i; W. SI. BURROW, Catalogue ol Pictures, E. ->ks, &g , sent * roe - _ liras cl Tenu. “PITTSBURG ENTE ipRISL” A Large Light Page, Forty Column HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL. A hue Engraving 24x30 inches given to every \e rh sulserib r free 'iVi.s’u none or your comnicn wood cuts, Lai TINE ENGRA VING Worth mi re 'ban what is asked for bath i a per and engraving. Bind in your names and -ct a picture .-likable to'gn.ee any bailor or dining room. Only 0:n- Dollar per year, A uexts Wantud. Higt:v>t C'a.h Commission Paid, id dr ss GEO. 11 JOHNS! ON & CO. 128 Smithli.dd St , Pittsburg, Pa. - A PINE YOUNG HOUSE, VERY CHEAP, l> r Cash, or Gian Sun:. Apply 10 J. F. ELLINGTON, Palmetto, Ga. .iio& ON. and after the Ist day of March, 1873. 25 Cash, will be charged or Shoeing hois";' ami Mules, or GO ct ELfs wbtreNaiL •■'Utl •“'hats are furnish-.:-!, i'ai ties lurnisiiiug ! their own Shoes and Nails can gel their woik ! done on time, at a reasonable per cent. As Bim ZtdlarS is down on Blacksmiths,and will not sell lo them on a Credit, we can lur ni‘-h no inatereal tor woik to be put on our books. Doubtless would be better lo country folks— -try him. 1 e advance iu ini’s £hoes from 7 cents ‘o 12A c s. per pound, and his Nails Iroui lS.cts. to 30 cts, per pound, compels us to make this change in our prices. ALL TilL BLACKS - IT MS. feb2B-Im Palmetto, Ga. Q. C. taMICE, ATT G li N E Y A T LAW, Fa iib ii rn, ii eosg ia. Office in the Court Home. DH. A. S. WHITAKEKj OFFERS IIIS PROFSSIONAL SK ; VICES in all the branches of the practice ol medicine to the citizens of Palmetto and vicinity. He tenders his thanks for former patronage and solicits and increase in the future. L'esi lence at tiie lute residence cf A. B. Latham. rafetb2B - JOHN GOODMAN OF E T £?(iX 3 'p3Y.-S.Z*2A, G-eo., ry ILL TRAVEL DURING THE FUES VV ent. year, in Campbell, ' layton. I'nymte, 51 fiivether, Carroft, Douglrts and other ndj .br ing cornlics. Arid rispec Jelly tenders his services in lire treatment t-i < (ironic Female Diseases, Chronic Liver Diseases, Chronic Ulcers, &c. 51y office is in my medical wagon, whore I keep an assortment of medicines lo fill pre scriptions at your heu-'e; no chargee tor milage or consul’ation. Cash requited lor medi cines furnished in ail cases. Address me at haiv burn, Ga., and 1 will cal! at my earliest convenience. feb2l-3tn TH E Wi JA C K TO.A . HOUSE lir NOW’ open to the travelling pub lic. Persons stopping there, will find an excellent Bill uf Fare, and a warm re cep cion from W. JACKSON. frl>2l-tf Palmetto, Ga. SAMUEL WILKESS A GENT for Zell’s Guano, Potapsco Pu- A cii c, Russell Coe’s, and Wibon s. Fair own, Oa. fi bl4-lm W• C. PARKER* Of Fail bum, 41 a,, TT'EEP,- constantly on hand lush ilea' f„r Fi_ tale, I! is also agent for Reese's Solti - bio i’umlie Guano, Chesapeake and Potapsco. l i-iy O ders solicited, febli f/y („ ton p' r day ! Agents wanted! ifJ —tv All ciasaesot working pro pie of either sex, young or old, make rnorr money at work or us in their spare moments, or all the time, than at anything else. Par ticulars free. Address G. Stinson & Cos.. Port land, Jlaiue. S ep6 ly THE NEW HAVEN ORGAN COMPANY, Manufacture file Celebrated J ÜBILEE AND T EMPLE MASS’S. r j' , llL-E ORGANS are unsurpassed in F quality of lone, style of finish, simplicity of construction, and du.’abi jf.y. Iso, MELODEONS iu various styles, and unequalled in tone. Send for illustrated Catalogue. Address NEW HAVEN ORGAN CO., New Haven, Conn. ggjy Agauts Wanted. Fay Your JDcbfsi 4 1‘ FLLINGTON. of Palmetto, Camp,be t comity.Georgia,wi 1 prompt and special atteV j turn to the collection of Notes . nd Account j a ™} Mortgages, or anythi. g pertainin', to the collecting business intrusted to his can individually or officially, as the parlies mr desire, lor the eeuuties of Campbell, Fayeti I 11,,l 1 ,, Cowe,a - Ditections strictly fedßtiollow Charges reasonable. Special rates .wio i t i usiness Drms. m l ade 1 LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS GTukLTa i Cam 1...i.1. CuI’.NTY. f I t‘-C* veils ai|cr dal . uppliciti-.u will be ! made lo the Court of i .ruinaty oi .aid County, j lit Ihe first regular t< rrn at tel the expiraliui jol four weeks tutu 1 1. is notice, for h ave to soil fifty acres in bes.uiih.ee.-t corner of lot ■or la! j u-nl) r I vo Imndred ami te emy-s. v ’n in rlie 13 !i ifi.tri t of . rigiaally re. then IVeito. hat now CHinpbefl countv, belong,jg ;|, t . estate o( Frircis . Joia s late ois.dd i. ::a \ . ikCe..-. and for •he bet: fit of tl.<- heirs of said dtoe-taed ibis Febtua y 17th, 1873. JA.'.’i: L.JO’S'IM. Adniirb eiib-r. GEORGIA, | Campbell Cm nty. ) To all 'A bom it may concern, W. N. Cook having in psor-.tr ‘.rm arplita! lo me lor per manent letters of odnuaistrafiou on the es ate f Dock Illalot k. i te i fsaid counly. *1 his, is lo cite all and singular the creditors i.r.d next of kin of Ki-ck Blalock, to be and appear at my c ffii e, ve ithin the time all wed by b-w, nnl show cause, if any they can, wly p- rmanent admiidsf ration ulmuid not l e granted sc W. N. Cook ois Di ck Blalock’s estate. Witness my hers! aid official -Veatcre, thi- February 1-1: ft, IS’73. K. C. I’II.'.YIMS, Ordinary. teb2l Im. J GEORGIA, l Girl MU, CorNTV. ) Whkkeas I'. M. luii! Ktliuutie'rator oi Ji I.n 1 ,'utiiop. i■ ■;. r- ■-s '. n the caurt, in irl pe id. n.d .!,■ find : ml et brcil on record, (bat lie has fully-admiuist. m and Jolts Duidntr’s esta-e. This D. therefore, to -: 're , II prisons con t ernid,kindred anil en i iiors, lo show cause, if airy they c ; .! , why sad ailtn’itistrator should not be diseltai'ged horn bis admin i-'M-r.io n, ar-il ri ir- v ■ b-’icrs ol di.-tnission on the first Mtindav in June 1873. li. V. i'-E.tA’ERA, Ordinary. feb2!-3m r-N O TOW! •10 ESTAI.USH LOST PAPERS. ini-: following lux fi. fa’s, placed ir, inv t lianas for colly. tion. h tvc be u foil or mis j livid. fi. f\ against G. L. Jorcs. sl4 7>-G ’ for tax for the 3 ear 1871. fi. fii on j: I) Smith lor $123 If, for tax for tin* yoar 1871. 1 ; nc < I) v<; Hid aivson ft rsß 83% tax c r fin* yiHr 1871. j (nt Note p ii:s=r C. C. J: 0 kson, in furor I'f Join, Cross, lor Ten Dollars, with several cr (ii s b-l ine due, about '1 hree Do lars— date not retnembored W. If. MORGAN. fel2l-jt •STA'i 1 0F GEORGIA, { G, Mi utLL County. ) huikas. Richard A King Administrator of Adam 11. King, represents to the Court, in liis petition, duly tiled and entered on record, that be has lully administered Adam B King's estate. This is therefore, to cite nil persons con cerned, kindred and creditors, 10 show cause, it nnv they can, by said Administrator should not he discharged from his admiuis tj lion, and receive letters of dismission, on the li si Ah tidily in May. 1 73 Given urider my hand and official signature, this February Ist, 1873 R. C. BEAVER ', Oidimvry. h-l)7- QTTTTTkQ vegetable & flower 8 3 X-Jt I .'J U O Fiauls, Hosts, Dahlias. F ch sia . Geraniums. Bedding Plants, Gladiolus, etc. Send a stamp for Dkeek’s Gakdkx Calkndkk, sCB pages, illustrated, with practi cal dir* ct ions. IKEA BY A. DIIEER, 754 Chestnut Sh, Philadelphia, Pa, \Y A I T E D . \\ e wish to engage, the services of at least mh: reliable, inleingenf, gentleman in ev< ry City. Town and County in ibo South. Busi -11 Si agreeable • n.( >trickly l- gUiin ifce, yielding from $1,500 to $2,500 per annu m. For particulars .\d lr r s? TiaßWiX BROTHERS, Rub’rs, lid. A WO UD TO PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS; BUY your material. apparatus, etc , at \Y UiNLIt’S I’IIOTOGRA I 1110 STOCK HOC E Rome, Ga., autl save money, time and J'HMUIIT TS® - Set id fin I i;ci Lists. LARGEST ORGAN ‘ESTABLISHMENTTn THE WORLD. • 7 Extensive Factories, KSTICV &, COMPANY, Bratitchoro, Vt., i ■ S. 4. T H E C E L E B Jl A T E D ESTI.Y COITU S. iIUC.i.IS. THE latest end best iuipmven cuts. Every thii g that is new anil novel. The h oiling iinprovemeuts in Onrans were in’.roduieii tirsf in this estabiUlunent. EBl ablts (i e and 18i S . SliM) Foil Illustkated Gatai.®:b ARE YOU GOING TO PAINT? THEN rK WIE ATEBiUi tinimu, puw. PUKE WHITE, BRAUS, FI.'EXCH OKEY, SLATES, BUFFS, YELLOWS, wn 1 a’l t, e fashionable shades and colors used sn lieu o and catUge pnin!inar, iilady FOB USE. 1 EQUIRKB NO O'l., THINNING, Oli DRY mis, and sold only by tiik gallon. EVERY HAS HIS OHS PAiSTEK. Sample card of colors, ami testimoni Is (torn owners ol the finest residences in the country, furnished free by dealers generally ■ or by the AVIRH.L CHEMICAL PAIST CO.. 32 Eurisaa Hip, S. V. <2* PC (9*o A Rercliiy! Ag pips wanted s>o 10 CbsC-l/ All classes of working peo|>lc, uf either sex, young or old, make more money at work lor us in their spare mo men Is, or all the time, than ei anything else .articnlars tree. Address G. STINSON & CO! upPortlP -Maine. Agents ! A Hare Chance 1 ! WH vviil pay all Agents SCO per week in cash who wiil engage with us at once. Everything furnished, and expenses pdd. Address A. COULTER & CO. Charlotte, Mich. I fit in S{ £ ' : WAIS !>. For any case ot Blind, Itieehiug. Iti hing or Ulcerated Piles that Da Ping’s Pile Pimkdy tai's lo cure. It is prepared expressly to cure the Piles, and nothing else. Sold hv all Druggists. Price, SI.OO. J L'• A- i t.ij-'Acj ci s cf a*..;; f5 , i- A! £’• * AMD L ,,, n f >r' n f r • : nLr.tj.nc i _.t :IS\J r ; , Jiiy. ! LL>l .. j Vv HiClI tuf’k u ;• ci-ii fii ! <;*>*.o • t the Sl;tre I • ir. vit :* r, lt7 : a Ui ;r | Medal it C iiiMi b'-.i r, ; t •-*; t j. Jt7 J; i $::5 00 -iiver Hr njinu. ar Cwbb t.’oitJ.-tj L .ir i ■* -April. 1871: a It enze Medal at A lanla | -■ ur. October, X.--T i: r'llv-r Med.il hi Fair. U to ir, 1. 7.; and .VL ~i ; ifi ;Uyl j iii at State Fair, October. 1<72. Con er A: ibam i Lo}d bt*. noar Car shed. a . CaNTM j.:., i.s (hit a_t . t i*t | Lal.mmtto, ani . A McCui kv ,t Fat rliix. FIRST CLASS SHOE AND BOOT SHOP. ■ | 'BE Cn-ierxignetl tub - - this •netl.M o! 'n- I forming the public, that, b - ia now pre par..d !o do ail kitel ol wotk in lie* EIHsT A\ SHOE 1.1.>E, bine cr Coarse Boots and Shoes, mad: 1.) Order, and satisfaction guaranteed. He lias snuri and the services ol Me. N R fIEKSK, late o' NYwiitn. (la., who has had many years experience in ti e lu-imss. Orders c licked. J A ■ V’ K r... j, V , First dot r above the ib lef, F.uiuic n. (U feb7-3m K. FlM.il i) WAB eu eie ! a tr’itt'ber of e.v buildings, . soipd.ii. (t r carving on bis large and exten |va btis uess. on :he east sde of CamtiGribon street, e.tlioißii.ir the I.s'da ieo of Russell King. FA IRB URN, GEORG IA. And he is now prepared t do all kind of work. mi it as to.aJ.ii— ;,id ji pairing M agon., Catriagt s si.d iiuggi' S. Also PsiNTixoof i v.ry tJci ip-.i n. ix.- cutei in the neatest ■ tyio SIGN PAINTING A SPECIALITY. um] [S ark mitisii;;; { xecutt'd with lgulfcps ;i’.d dispatch. :n-JT iiud :-evi rt] y-m s expcriej cc in ! l- u snugs, li** i. IhcriT ro, caraLio v. iion work is executed in :• woikm.'iu likf 4 manner. Ho employes houu but ex iH'i’U’SiCfi] work men. Call ami s e nim. A- '.r jNew Wjj>nns ui.d always on baiid, art] lor F iie. orL <Lne on Time. leb7-4in TUB “TGffj; is 111 GUT NOW! j It BAItNES, bid!'KO I FULLY IX: *J e lorms the Citizens oi’ Pai.mktto, and vicinity tiui* he bus ly-eoed in anew buiitLn'j. ( n Toomlip Street. vi tie ) <• is prep tied to do ;t!l woik in bis line, t-uch as repairin" of Watches, v Clocks. Guns, i'istols and Sewing Machines, with neatness and on short notice. He keeps on band a got and stock ol Watches, clocks, jewelry and spedftuclee which he will sell low for cash, call and examine his stock be!ore buying elsewhere. All work warranted. Terms cash, as he keeps no books. jan 31 Farmers Look to \ our Interest. Ihe man to patronize is the one who will do vour work well and cheap, and at short notice, and that man is EN 0 C H STRICKLAND.! Who has just established a wood shop in con- ! r-ection with his blacksmith shop at East end i of Railroad street, FA IR B URN GEORGIA . He has a full complement of experienced workmen and is prepared to do all kind ol work in his line. He makes new Wagons, Buggies and repairs oid ones, keeps new Wagons and Buggies con stantly ou band lor sale, jan 31-Gin. Dr. A. G. llllsey Cap’t. I W . Nelms 11LI.SEY & JNEJLMS, } IN DRUGS AND FAMILY | j Groceries, between Elder At Bio., and W. T. llcb its & Cos., Uailro wi Street, i Fairburn, Ga. Their stock is always full. They are also : General Guano Agents, and Fanmis in need ot Fertilizers can get any kind they want by calling on them, jan 31-tr. V j THE PLACE TO BUY GOODS ' IS WHERE YOU ALWAYS GET The Worts* Os’ Your 3louey AND THE PCI!LIC WILL ITVi? TSI.IT PUCE TV 4AU.IXC AT Sim. SSoll PATMETTO, GA., , FHONTING THE RAILROAD. J \EALKR IN FAMILY GROCESIF3 AND _[ / Hardware. lie ki eps constantly ou hand Sivned lion, i low and Cast'Steal, Trace and Bn st Chains, 1 inines, shovels Spades and Axis of the bett' bun lily. Plows, and Reel bolt- for everybody from the Southern Agricultural works Columbus Ga. jun'24 tf T L! E 1* E OI'LE’S PAP E R ! FOB FOUR DOLLARS! The Savannah Advertiser WILD BE .MAILED TO YOU Daily. CMC YEAR. Sffi“ THE ADVERTISER PUBLISHES As much Reading Mailer as any Paper in the State, The Associated Press Dispatches and Markets. Specials from Atlanta and the Legis lature, A He- lily Commercial Review, elabor ately complle-i, And, in fact, is a thoroughly Live, Comprehensive Stwspaper, urnishtd at a juice that has alieady given i DOUBLE THE CIRCULATION OF Any Other Georgia Daily. Td-MfeLiy Edition $2 per Annum! Twice a. M eek One Bcllar sed a Hall ! . Agents Wanted. BEARD At KIMBALL, 1V.., ih-turs, Savannah, Gu. OEM LED LYiAti IN STATE. Ah INE ENGBAY ING ol a beautiful young lady, decorating the casket o the oL warrior, with wreaths and crosses of flowcre- It is without a rival, the sweetest and mo b touchingly beautiful engraving before the puph Ic. Ag ta is wanted in evriy county in tst ‘'■'-utli to sell this and other Engravings. & s A sample copy cl thi-fine Picture with tonne t Agents, will be scut l.y mail on rcce.pt of fix postage stamps. Address, J, C. St Vi’. K. EtKROW, £OO Main St„ Bristol, Tlnn iCi EXIT ETC AMERICAN, FOR 1873. EF/UTIFULLY ILLLSTF.ATEP. Tii.i " cit.x ;■ yio Amkkioim. now in its ‘2sdi year, ei-j-.y- thr wi bit i.iriruihtiwu Ct hi. huh: i.ir.s perioiLca! in ;ne world. Dr tout,Tits i uibr.iictU. latest and most interesting infornc.tiou (ertaining to the liiiius<ritd, Mm'li-iihi a!, mid fwientilic ! !•• :•!> -of thy Ml I V-vrijuions.wiih • - ..i:t :> l l F. gr ling- i ;,m 1 jvenuei..-, NeW ItnoieinirnT- N ! . w Pioil-sse-. Ht'i Improved li.iius fi< -of ■. 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