The Palmetto shield. (Palmetto, Ga.) 1872-1873, April 24, 1873, Image 2
PALMETIO SHIELD.
OSCAR A, CAATiiI'LL,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
PALMETTO, OA., APRIL, 24,1873.1
Ketv Books.
A OiiJun*cxini'M <f tiik lli-tuy if tjif.
United States.—By Hon. Alexander
If. Stephens, of-Georgia. K. J. Hale
k Son, Publisher*, 17 Murray Street,
Nc Voi k.
The above is the title of a book to l p
tanned this week, which s destii.ed to
create a sensation. Its author is a
statesman, who, having been id--till"
fied with the history of our Coiiatry
for nearly' two generations, brings to
Ills task an experience such as is p- s-.
8' ssed by few of the v l iters of the age,
and who treats his sul j'-ct in a mam er
at once fascinating ni and instructive.
The book should be in every schnol
reoni, and in every library in the Uni
ted States. It is the Hi tory of the
country, its unmaiued body, and its
peivuding spirit ; a Yale JJ/’cum to
both student and statesman : a neces
sity to every one who wishes to know
wiiat has been done, and why it has
been done, by those who made, and
those who have administered the gov
i-Miment oh these States; to every
C 00l room, that young may learn the
true piineiplsof the government which
was instituted by their forefathers,
and grow np constituents worthy of
representatives. So educate the young,
and there will boa reasonable pros
pect of real reform in tho administra
tion of their govTrnment.
The volume l2ino, 513 pages
with numerous illustrations —is heau
t fully printed, and tu.itefu’ly and
itrongly be nnd. Piice, $1 50. I! not
to be had at the local book store, the
publishers will send it by mail, post
paid, on receipt f /he price.
Am- Excyclc rr.niA of the Rest Th touts
ofChari.es Dickens. (Jompi’ed and
arranged in Alphabetical form by
E, G. I)e Fontaine. E. J. Hale &
Son, 17 Murray Street, New Y>■ i k
The millions of admirers of Dickens
will welcome this wink as a valuable
household and official li
r not a h k> it m,
tat'etyle,;. j ; 1 Ly-.C: ■" -
of ihr fust hat Mure ever cstabli he- |
iu Atlanta, remaining with Mr. T. nui
til 1858, when that gentli man tailed.
Mr. H. then purchased the interest aid
e-tadi isur.n himski.f is cum ness.
In 059 coimn. need the inai.u'actmc
oi hats on a small scale, in which hits
ine s l,e continued until *BO3, at which
time l.is business ha.! so increased that
from 75 to 100 hands were continually
engaged in the manufacture of hats of
every style and grade. Mr. 11. was
the tisst man that ever manufactured a !
si.k hat in Georgia.
REMOVAL FROM ATLANTA.
In 1864 Mr. 11. moved his factory
to MaCon, Georgia, w here he remained
but a shoi l time; icinoving from there
to Dawson, Georgia, where he contin
ued until May 1865, when he came back
to Atlanta, nCMipying a portion of Er
I Lawshe's jewelry store, until he could
| rebuild. The building being completed
jin March, 1866 lie, opened a large
i stock if hats, caps, furs, &c.: contlll—
j iiing li both the wholesale and retail
business until u< w.
STORE ir OM.
llis store rooms on WliitibaH street,
100 feet long by 20 feet wide, gives
ample evidence of the success that has
a l!f]idc*d Lila'inoai?..
THE FIRST FI/H R
of the building ; s used for retail pur
poses, where the purchaser can select
from the vaiied assotinent such an ar
ticle as lie desires.
THE SECOND FLOOR.
is used for wholesale purposes, and is
well s'ored with every grade and va
riety of goods in this line, sufficient to
supply the immense demands of tilde.
The reputation that Mr. Holbro >’<
has established for honesty and fair
dea'ing, together with his thorough
identity with the interests of l.is cus
tomers, renders him ti lily the veteran
hatter of Atlanta.
B®-. Gov. Hendricks, of Indiana, is
! <mt in a letter denying th it his recent
visit toWa !iingtoii,liad anything to do
with political matters- lie went there
to at let and Ihe Supreme Cou t, and trans
: act some business comiei led with the
| departments.
85%, A subscriber to the Athens
I Watchman sends tho edi’or $3, In can c
he wants to go to IT-.-uveu, and don’t
j wan! to meet the editor there with a
Ids hand.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. M. HOLBROOK,
WH -I.ESAI.K AND RETAIL DEALER IN
MEN’S
BOVS’ ~...
MISSES’
and... LADIES’
Keeps constantly on hand a large
stock of all the
LATEST STYLES A D NOVELTIES!
Known to the trade, and consisting in
part ol the follow i: g brands :
‘BROADWAY’ SILK
■TRADE’ HA
. . ..‘YOUNGMAN’S’....
■PEARL’ and
BLACK D ’ESS
CASHMERE
ENGLISH CORK
and the following styles in the finest
ft US:
TULIP !. EiH’HYR
ATHERLY. CORSAIR
MANSARD.. NOVELTY
... BETTY and SIDE NUTUA ....
of all grades.
MOIHLIE!?... VANDALIER
SURE THING,. SIIAK-PEAHE
METEOR BLACK BEAVER
And velvet finished g ods o' all grades.
PANAMA
SE UIMTY
nd CANTON
STAW IIATS
of all descriptions.
I, AD IRS' AND MISSES' IIATS.’ !
CROCHET,...
RIVAL—EX 1 ORA
LYNET REG\T l’A
..MONTANA ROCHELLE..
ALPENA- ROSIAXA
. .VENICE MISS LINTON..
TULIP and RAMBLER
PALMETTO
HATS
B .-sides other names too numerous to
mention; all of which
MkADILS AND GENTEESIEN,
AMD
A D A LA R G
lINTS,
IN i'OU.V ATIOn W.lM'i D,
At to lti° wbueaboms of James Alfred
WTieat) i.inv-rC'ake c.oor. atne t 13 years
o ii. w tio ran a-.vay ir in h s uietfier rome
tim*- last su'i-uirr. Thi.-ve is a x-c *r OD lUe
li siilr- i t lii- lea jus sliove l*i- kr.e •
I hereby *< i frrptu i.oie c■-
pbv iui: -akl Vfred.
A, y inf ruiaifim o ncernini him will he
ib u.kfally netwt l 1 y bis mother,
barab Wheat, C. lo.ed.
npr 6lt
Lilt. AGIIX GOODMAN,
OF—
FA IS Bias, GEO (to ti,
\ V H.b tr.v.h dor n ' the puse.it year, in
VV < HinpLe!!. Caylon, Fnieit-, Mer
\v ther Carroll, I)"ualas a-.d tn.joiuing
co nil tie.- and ’esp- c’ fu il> tenders his service-*
lithe treatment of r'Urpno Female Dis
ea-es. •’ bronii' Liv; r Diseases. Chronic U
ce'S. i£c-
My office i-in my medical waken, where I
keep an :>s*-it)iien' if medicines to till pr--
scr'ptiona at yi ur tin se no onnige* for
mil'i i or con-ulution. <tasb i-ipuirt-i lor
nil di- :.e- fund.he 1 ill al' Case*.
Address me ut FaiiLurn, <3a., and I will
call at mv rurliest convex i cce.
b b 2! 'Jin
Twelve Million Acres 1
CHEAP F A 11 M S !
The cheapest 1 aid in the. matke for sale t y
the
UNION PAG FiC RAILROAD COMPANY.
1. th Gre it F-a’tc V ilb y.
$3,G00,C00 Acres in Central Ne
siv . z>< w lor frrjtb* in 1 1 act< of t<>r r y v.ert s
m i; tj u t w .rd' “ii five rcl ten jf* r- cr* <lit t
6 pit * lit. No n< v nee iteie t nqrr<<l
Mild ai<l h.* ithful • iimnte lertile soil, an 1
* bin. da nee <f o© i water.
1 he bo>l uiaikM in the nY<-1 ! prpit
mining regi n I Wyoming (.Go or.tdo. Utah
lid .s* v-<!a g'uupiied by the fanner'
in tht' Pi;iUt* Val ry
Soldiers Lu'Hlei (o .a nomestend ol JGD
Xci vs.
The Bust Locations f jx* Colonies*
Free II 'tr.'-s for All Millions of acres ol
ch lice Guv‘ i!iment Lands open 1 r entry
under the H nnc h a i L-ivv, . ear this g out
r ilroad. witli go- and mtikefs. nd all the* col
v-'MTences o' an old .-et : h and < u ir .
Free p.eiso* to purchasers o, Railroad
Lai,d<.
Seet < nal Map., showing tho l i..d, also
n -w edit on c-1 I *-.<• rip iw F mp! le: with
New Mapsmail, and free everywhere
Addrers O F. Davis
L‘iiid CommissionerU. P. li. O .aha,
Ne In ask i.
"mm ~~IN FRIZES:
TsroJitw Potatoes!
Extra Eatly Vkum 'Nt! Ten <’ ays
cut her time E itly Ruse. E ionnnusly
pruduelive mill of t-xc- Pent tUvur. $l
• ■er lb., 4 pountls by in.HI, pustpu.a
$8 50.
Compton’s Pcpni<E. 826 bushels to
the tic re. A little Inter ill in E-irly
Rest*. Eijiml in qnnlity, §3 per lb., by
mail, ti xslpuiil.
SSOO will h.: n'.vnr.lcil, as Prcinituns
'o those who pioduce the Largest
Quantity from one pottn-L Descrip
tive Ciiettl.irs of th.> above, with list
el 300 v uieties of potuti.es, fiee to all.
Illustrated Seed Catalogue, 200
pages, with Coined Ghruiiiu, 25 cent*.
Anew Tomato, the ‘Arlington,’
Early, solid and productive. Pi ice
25 Cents per package; 5 pack >ges, sl.
iUK. LI S& SONS,
23 Pai k Place, New York.
bro cull and cx
their
' GREAT PERSIAN VVA rtR.VIELON.
Is the best. Keeps tVi.sli ~u<i sweet
through ut the v\ i:,t■ i . Seed 25 cents
;t p ukel; G packets §1
k M-nnn <iili (J ibbage, weighs 20 to
cents a pneke'; tor mm
100 to 300 ponndf , 20
t.'ie-ninhei, !e.■ t ..n
keeps li“sli f, i
Ht paper Radish,
a packet, or
"aid, f.jr price, a I for
m 1 LLI.a M.SON,
(Ja I !;l I ill, TANARUS, mi.
Ho.v bCOCK
V F 1
BtINGUISIIER.
E SEND FOR
mv. w. fai:\vfi.l, sfi k taiv.
Kkdw.iy, N. V.. 78 M irke st , Chicago.
Cl lie Reining r S.iislj L tck and
Et ro
P.STIN your windows.
• g to break, no cutlin i of sash cheap
easily supplied; holds sah at
mil a s-t IT-fastener when
■i dawn Send stamp for c rcul r
Hind copper- bronzed locks sent to
in ta>: U. 3 . post paid, on r, -
c's. Liberal inducements to tie
wanted. Andress RFINSIXG
,'K CO., 5$ Market st . liarri -
v I ; ,\ f i | (SB
Machine
IV TUE worn D.
BL Send for ciicul.tr
%
[Established 1830]
WELCH k GRIr FIFOS, ,
Mannfactorers of
Saws ! flaws Z
Sti| eri. r to all nlheiß. Every Saw
warranted. Files, Belting and Ma
chinery. E@&_Liheral discounts.
Welch & Griffiths,
Boston, 'lass , and Detrot I. Mid>.
EVERY CORNET BAND
Iu the ci untry will receive a splen
did piece of band music free by se d
ing a a two cent stamo to Edward A
Samuels, Publisher, Boston, Mass.
<tf*X C!?Ori P'Tdaj! Agents wanted.
eDeJ 1 t{p-CV/ All classes ol working
pe.-ple ofeirher fex. x oung or old, make
more motley ar work tor n in their spare
moments, erat 1 the time, than at anything
le. P it cola's fee Address G. Stinson
& Cos.. PoT'la- and. Miiiie.
AGENTS, A RASE CHANCE,
We will pay all agents S4O per week
in ci sh who will engage with us at
once. Everything furnished and expen
ses paid. Address, A. Coulter &. Cos,
i (Mini lotto, M ich.
; MONEY made rabidly with Stencil and
Key Note Outfits Catalogue and full
j pai ticulars five. S. M S FENCER, 117
llanov I 8! , Boston.
BF.-T ANn 01-DF. T FAMILY MEDICINES.
SANDFORD’3 LIVER INVL3ORATOR,
A pnielv vegetable c-tiiaitic and
tonic, for Dystei sia, Oon.-tibution, De
bill y, Sick Headache, Billious Attack-
I and di raiigement of Liver, Stomueli
j and Bowels. As'; your Druggist foi
it. Beware of iinit ilions.
non ewa and.
V case of Blind,Rle <lmf
If* ; npr or Ulcerated FikHtlmt
Dkßi:cg 9 - Filk Remedy fails to
cure. Ir is prepared
to cur* the piles, and
else. Sold by
all Price S’.ro.
viia: n i x Gr it ax o.
WILCOX. GSB33 & GO’S. MANIPULATED
GUANO.
CELEBRATED GUANOS TM
-1 ported and prepared by Wilc x, Gibiu*
& Cos., >avannah Ga., ami Charleston. vi . C .
are for sale tor cash, or on credit on accom
modafing ter-n, payable in cotton, by
W. F. Landrum, A uent, Fairborn, Georgia.
GARRKrr & Walthall, Agt*s Palmetto, Ga.
>po<isil at fen tio a is c iFed/o the u s p
of t e bo°uix ynano composted with cot
ton seed send or ••pply as abovo torcircu
lars giving testimonials from p anters —pri-
ces t‘*rms etc.
'eb*2 c ow
BUILD'CHEAPLY
SEN.I FOR IRICE LIST OF
WINDOW SASHES,
Blind*. D >ors. Mou’dings, Slate aud Mar
b e M rntels, and all kind* o* Build ng Ma
la ial*. Ample Stuck and facilities un
imi'cil.
■GEO. 0. STEVENS & CO, BJiim-r-.
L. B. LANGFORD,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Stoves, Hollow VVsirc,
Block Tin, Tin Plate, tfcect Iron & Trimmer*’
Finding?,
Slaie Mantels and t.iat-.s,
House-Furnishing Goods ol {very dercriptirn
Georgia Marble Stones.
Keystone Block, Whitehall street.
Atlanta, Oa,
gent for 'he celebrated "Charter Oak Stove.’’
mo 18 3m
GEN, LEE AT “STONEWALL’S 11 GRAVE
4 14 X IS INOU EN'I RAVING ot tie
a v’fov*.* of •* Sf.oiiuvvall J i?.k' n tin*
Lexington, Va., con *lery. The noble Gen
Lee stands besi ie the flower str>wu grav.
over which hangs a weeping willow*. In the
distance is to be Mn a beautilul landscape:
hills decked in verdure, clouds as natural as
r al ones, and many other things .vhich make
his pic urea gem • f art; on>* which should
hang in the parlor of ever/ Southern home
A copy of this beautiful Engraving will le
sent by mail, post pa and. to every • r>on send
lug 5) cents lor six months sub-e.-.pi ion to
“iii ! a:nvs srarau sovrG.ua, ”
Published uc Bristol. 3'enn.. I>y
J C. & W. M. El! RRO W.
FIRST NEW SPRING GOODS !
MISS QUEEN SMITH
ll.is just received fmn NewYurk a
LARGE STOCK OF TIL’ INERY GOODS.
Slu; lias Opened in tin* new building
on Tuntnl>s Sheet, recently occupied li
Messrs. Barnes & Ellington. She is
now prepared to sell those who innv
favor her with a call, these Goods, at
reasonable prices. Ladies give tier
a call. apr2 3 n.
NEW HAVEN ORGAN COMPANY?
manufacture the Celebrated
U B I L E E A NI) TEMPLE
org-ans.
ORGANS are unsurpassed in
l qua'ity ot tone, style of finish, simplicity
of construction, and durabi ;ty.
iso, MELODISONS in various styles, and
uneqini'tcd in tone.
Send (or illustrated Calnlogu*.
Address NEW HAVEN ORGAN CO.,
New [Liven, Conn.
Agarits Wanted.
SiJU'EL WILKAS
A GENT for Z"ll’s Guano, Potapsco Pa
il ci o, Ilus-cll 1 and Wil.-ou's.
Fa.ro urn, Ga.
}4 - lm
mei's, Lo.uk to Your Interest.
limn to patronize is die on- who wi'l
| r wrk we.l and heap, and at short
■ and that m n is
Isocil STRICKLAND,
fc* j'nt estahli-be Ia wood sliop in eon-
B with is black mith shop at East end
proud si met,
FA 188 URN. GEORGIA.
Bile bus a full comj 1 n.ent o' experienced
P’erkmn and is pr. pa-ed to dial' kinds or
wotk in his line.
lie nukes new Wagons, R>... ew, a i:d
J" P iiß eldjones. ke- i.- new Wagons and Bug
ks constantly on ha and for sale.
Ki. bl tim
MISCELLANEOUS
GRAN CIS StHIME CF THE AGE.
$ 5 0 0,0 0 0
CASHGIFTS.
8100000 Oalf 810
Under authority of special legislative act
•f March IV, 1871, the trustees now an
nounce the Tuikb GnaND Gift Conck*t, for
the benefit of the Pvnuc Lissaav or Kax
tuct to come off inLibrary Hall, at Louis
ville Ky., on
Tuesday, April Bth, 1873.
At thi- Cro'ert the best ansiral talaot tha
an be prt cured trona at: parts of the coun
iry will add pleasure to A entertainment
and TEN thousand Cash Giats. aggregas
ting a vast total oi Ua' a Million Dot
ca rs cunency will be distributed by lot t
x c lii t.c'-holders. as teilows'.
One Grand Cash Gift, ..... .-SIOO,OOO
One Grand Cash Gift....... 50,00©
I One Grand Cash Gift, 25,060
| One Grand Cash Gift 20,000
i One Grand Cash Gift 10,000
j One Grand Cash Gift, 5,000
24 Cash Gifts of SI,OOO each,24,000
50, Cash Sifts of 500 “ 25,000
80, Cash Gifts of 400 “ 32,000
100 Cash Gifts of 300 “ 30,000
150 Cash Gifts of 200 “ 30,000
590 Cash Gifts of 100 .■• 59,000
0 Cash Gifts of 10 “ 90,000*
Total, 10,000 Gifts, all Cash, $500,000
To p rovide means for this magnificen
C ancert, one Hundred Thousand Whole
Tickets only will he issued.
Whole Tickets, $10; Halves, $5;
and Quarters,s2.so. Eleven whole Tick
s for SIOO. No di .count oh les* than
100 ORDERS .
he oijcct of this Third Gift Concert, like
he twoh eretofure given with such univer
a aprova', in the enlargement and endow
ment of the Public Library of Kentucky
wliic’% by the special aet authorizing th
concert for its beuetit, is to be forever fre
o ill citizen? of every State. The drawing
will be under the supervision ot the trstee
Library, assisted by the most rmineDt c
ns of ihe Onited States. The sale of tick
zes hf.s already progressed so far that coin
lete sui cess is assured, and buy era a
therefore notified that they must, order,
enco if’they desire to participate £in th.
Tawing.
The majement of this undertaking
lias been committed by the trueteea to Hoy
Thos. B. Brambi.ettk, late Governor o
Kentucky to whom communications pe
aining to the Gift Concert maybe addresj
ed
R. T DURRETT, Pre.’t.
W N HAL3EMAN, Vice Pres’t,
•JOHNS CAIN, Sec'y Public Library
K Y.
FARMERS' AND DROVER>, BANK
GEORGIA, Campbell County.
Superior Court Feb. Term, IS7J.
Fsedciick Bailey, 1 Libel for Divorce.
va 5- Rule
Sarny lUiloy. ) to perfect tervxc*.
It tppe-r'ne to tbsCuirt bv the rrturn
of the She iff. that the Deiendent dot’s
,0- reside in thi county; and it further
anpe ins ’'bar she and -es nor reside in
r 'i~Sbi i>. It. i or' motion of Counsel
o der and r.n-it said Defendant appear and
a s t r ut 'hi t.-rm of the court, else that
" C.iso be censi ered in dsfanlt and the
plai ,tilf al' wed to p o 'ced Ad is far
,l,- rdered teat his rills be pubbshed in
e"a vtrT., Shield public ©szeftes ot
aid county o: c- a raatb for *Mlr amntbs.
THOM tS W. LITHaM,
Plaintiff* Attorney.
Order granted, UUOII BCC*aNAX,
Judge S. C.. T. C.
A iiu* etlr.cr. from tbs minutsr of the
S ‘ tri. r Court of ei 1 county March i0
L 873. M II WOODALL, CSC.
A N DERSON & WELLS, ~~
ATLANTA GEORGIA.
GUANOS
IMPLEMENTS, FIELD A GARDEN
Seed
Pendleton Guar.# Cash $67.00
“ “ Credit Ist Nov. 76.00
N* vossa “ C-sh 60.b0
“ *• Credit 70.00
Farmer’s Choice Cash 60.00
“ “ credit {(.00
25" Bu Rust. Proof Oats.
50’ fOOLET E.rly corn.
Clovr Seed, Timothy Seed... Blue Grass
keed Orchard Grass Seed, and targe stock
ssorted garden seel. \lso. ne and
Two Horse Plows, and other Implements
which we offer cheap to the trade.
A nents.
For Cotton Gins, Cotton Presses, Reapers
and mowerg, Thrashers, Engines, Saw
mil s, Mill Stones, Plowing Machinery Ac.
Anderson & Wells,
Atlanta, Ga
Garrett & Walthall, Agents for the
game liuano,
Palmetto
E. FEO YD
HAB erroted a number of ew buildings
suitable forfaarrring on his large ant
ext n ive business, on the east side ot
Campbellron street, adjoining tht reoidenct
of Euss*l! King.
FAIR BURN, GEORGIA.
Aad he if now p'-eparH t' do *it kind of
work. Suck u making and repairing
' agon , G'arrag-s and Buggies.
A ! so PsisTixo i-.f every diseriptioa, exe*
U'e ‘ in the i.eaiwst style
SICA P.UATIAC h SPECIALTY.
And Biacksmithing executed with neat
ness and di patch.
Hav ng had several years expsrianee in
the business, he la the efurt capable to
indge when work is executed in a workman
like manner. He employs rose bu ex.-e
--ri need workmen. Cell and *se him.
ffr S: W W ;■■• -U-i tt £*"(. .' .V* • OU
rand .a 1 tor sale.
®ffl~ Work dose en rime.
Irbi 4m