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About The Quitman banner. (Quitman, Ga.) 1866-187? | View Entire Issue (March 12, 1869)
£hc (Quitman gmmrv. I- O C . V I> . QUITMAN, MARCH 13, ISGO. Special jJToticc. Fiorn this tint. 1 , we shall positively re fuse to insert legal notices, of e'vciy character, in the Banner, unless paid for m f>y anee ; Executors, Administrators, 1 ami Guardians will take due notice nmlj govern themselves accordingly. We care not who, nor liovv responsible the parties may be, notices will not nr,near unless paid for. ‘ ' Tins notice is also applicable to those seeking the benefit of the Hotuestead act. Seu advertisement of Remington's Fire urms 111 to-day's Uaxmsk. r t@r Read Sheriff sale prop erty to be sold lust Tuesday iu April. » \\ e are under obligation* to our voting friend, /Sack. T. Watti.es, lb- efficient, attentive and polite clerk at Ibe storu of Mr. A. I’. I’kiiuam. for tbe present or an excellent pocket-knife. - Our young friend has been in ids present posi tion three years, and by close attention lo busl uoks and courteous manners, has won the ins pect and confidence of the «satire community. - j lie.will make a useful umu. Spring Goods P. Xfoialynski. It is hardly uece»s.uy ft call attention to the new advertisement of I*. Dziulynski, for it is suf iiciently attractive to draw the eye. Mr. Dzialynski has forwarded to Quitman, a large and splendid stock of goods, embracing ladies’ dress trimmings, notions, shoes, hats, Ac., Ac., and an imdtensc stock ol groceries of every description. An advantageous feature with-this establishment is, a proposition to .sell dry goods at Savannah prices, and groceries for cost and lrieght, and a promise, to planters to supply them at unusually low figures. Mr. E. Kubcnsteiu is the Agent of Mr. I)., at Quitman, and as he is very courteous and ac commodating to "all who visit the house we advise the reader to call, examine and price his j goods. The Agricultural Meeting. The meeting of citizens, called by h large num ber of planters and others, to take place on Sat urday next, for the formation of an Agricultural Society, it is to be hoped will be attended by the citizens of the county generally. Ily some, it is supposed that none but those engaged in agricultural pursuits are expected to take part in the deliberations of the meeting. | This ifc a mistake : pianters, mechanics, profes sional men, merchants, laboring men, all are in vited and expected to be present; for all are in terested in the formation of the proposed Socie ty. Agriculture is the foundation of our wealth, our future prosperity. If it fails, all interests I most suffer. In proportion lo the prosperity of the planter, is the success of the merchant, the professions, and the mechanic. They are all liukisi together : agriculture being the founda-j lion upon which tin* structure is erected. Therefore, those who follow a different OCCU- \ paiion w ill see the necessity for uniting with our planting friends in putting in successful opera- j tion an organization, which will, eventually, in-! crease the value of our lands, develop their in trinsic worth, and make Brooks one among the most prosperous, w ealthy and beautiful counties in Southern Gccrg’u. The IgrlctiP.urul Heeling next Saturday. hwroKs Banned : You have for some time parsed urged upon our people the importance of bu rning an Agricultural Society for Brooks coun ty. lam glad to see from your last paper, that sum >f them have been brought to appreciate tic* subject enough to call a meeting for that pur pose on next Saturday. I trust, Messrs. Editors, that our citizens will take an interest in this mai ler and respond, generally, to the call made. Let us have ‘*a large and enthusiastic meeting.’’ Agriculture lies at the foundation of our pros perity in everything. If the farmer prospers and brings money to our county, merchants, dor tors, lawyers, school-teachers, mechanics, and even printers may hope to get some of it. But it the fanner fails, the rest are “gone up." You can’t get -blood out ot a turnip.” Yours, SUBSCRIBER. Quitman Retail Prices Current CORRECTED WEEKLY Bacon, ... j'j-Mb*... 20 (a j. 25 Butler—Goshen 'jr* lb. .. Lo Country p*fb... 25 30 ; Candles... "jr* lb. .. 35 (re, sft Cheese Clb . . 25 (tp 35 Coffee—Uio f* tl*. 21) (a, 33 Corn 'ft bush 50 (<r> 75 Crackers p*tt>... 20 («* 25 j Eggs f) doz . 35 (a 20 . Flour—Superfine ft bbl . 15 00 (&, 16 00 Fmrflly » bbl . 17 00 (m, 20 00 (iinsTCr lh - • ■ 50 L.rd Y l > ’ ■ 23 C* » Oysters..... Y ««n • <9 « IW-ltes £ v nn 2. pickles r* J ; ’ r - ' ,n & „ <•> l’utakws —Irish Y '>“'}> 2 :>0 3 (Sweat i,Abu*h (# 5U Powder... 1,-11,.. «0K 75 Rice Ir* P>• • - h ‘ (a Raisins .1 \ [ ft* • Salt Y J b.vck. 3o0(r/ 4»0 Soap B. / • !•> (!■*> Sugar j r> lb . . -- Syrup I U • • * >] V? Lr Soda Ift lb.. l»% Z* Shot |ft tb... Os, f* Tobacco good article.. [ft - • 1 s(> (ty 200 Vinegar [ft £al 60 75 Sheriffs Sale. 117TLI, be sold before thd Court House doer H in Quitmaib on the First Tuesday in Ayr*! 18*9, between the usual hours of yule, the fol 'Krw'mg property, to-wk: . TA ree hundred and ninety acres of La™™ the Grooverville District, being a part of Vo 20. in the 14th District of Brooks County, i .■vied <■* us the property of A.-1 hemp to satis- 1 fy a ft. fa. In favor of A. J. Rountree vs. said Asa ; Kemp, issued from WIT. March 12,1863- f^l_J REMINGTONS’ F,RE ARMS SB Sol.! by tlic Trade generally Jf MsA a Liberal Discount to Dealers. L 200,000 Furnished the United Stales Government ft ArmCvavY Belt.’ Police and Pocket Kevolv loading and Revolving Rtn.ns. E. REMINGTON & SONS. ILLIOX, N. \ iIiRIfULTIIRII MEETINf. COME OTS' E ! CO AIIO A. LL! The undersigned pro pose to hold<i Meeting at the Court House in Quit man, on the 13th day of March for the purpose ol forming an “Agricultural Society” for Brooks Comi ty, and hereby invite their j Fellow-citizens, wiio are willing, to go into said or ganization, to meet with them. 11. M. Vkrnsidf.s, E. 0. Wauk, T. K. llaiiokk, •!. M. VV. Iln.t, ■T. O Morton, J. (5. McOau,, SAMt EI.STKVF.NB, J. K. YoUXO, ■Tab Hilliard, A , J. Kot ntrke, J. 11. Ulster, 11. (I. Turner, V r . II Rennet, Crkkcii & Wade, Frederick Williams, I). U. McNeil, Richard Sculqgs, J. H. Edmondson, W.O McCall, .1 11. McCall, Elijah Wade, J. L. Beatty, C. A. Davis, W. G. Wilkinson, W. A. Kino, J. B. Finch, A. Hunter, Mann Trick, J A. Magrlder, T. N. Lewis, Wm Jones, E. 11. Fildes. W. Hudson, WM. E. lIAUNES, WATtll-JIAKER & JEWELER, QUITMAN, CEORCIA, STILL Continues at his old business, j iAS® ‘Jse. -riilfr A and is prepared lo re- - clocks, jyißyßp W ATC '1 $ £ JEWELRY. WITH NEATNESS ANI) DISPATCH, may bo found at his old quarters in flic ! Store of Mr. J. B. Fim ii.-9-Yv February 12, 18(59. 4 •1-fun WORK WAR RENTED! HUGH JEWKINS, GmSMITD. ffATCH-MAKEE& JEWELER. QUITMAN, GA. TTTDUED respectfully inform the citizeiiß of V V Brooks county, that he is now prepared as u w m m r m’sb mm> to Repair and place in complete order, GUNS, PISTOLS, LOCKS, &C. He is also prepared as a Watch-Maker and Jeweler, to Watches, ! Clocks, Jewelry, &c., &e. And he pledges himself to give satisfaction in ; every instance. All work WAR RENTED FOR ONE YEAR. ’■ivj.l)dice in the Tin Shop, South of Messrs. Culpepper, Creech A. Co's store, at the sign of the large Watch. HL'GII JENKINS, j February 26, 1869. Court of Ordinary, Brooks Coun ty, February 8, 1869. STATE OK GEORGIA, Bk’ooks County.— It is ordered by the Court that the Tax Collec | tor of Brooks county he, and is hereby author ized to levy a Tax for the year 1868. of Fifty jer I cent, on the State Tax, for the payment of the I existing debts of the county; Also, five per cent, •it the State Tax for the necessary tepairs of the A -t Uouse and Jail ; and ten per cent, oh the -State Tan. for the Relief and Benefit of paupers. it is for, her ordered : That Fifty per eent. up on the State be collected from every Da guerrean. Arnhrot,,""- Ehotograplier and similar Artists; from every Apetioneer. every Keeper | of a Pool or Billiard Table for public play , eve ry Keeper .fa Ten Din .-1!ley, or Alley of like j kind; tee public play, with or witu r >“t a jam. unless for raircise or amusement ouly, ana not prohibited by law. jAMf s RM!ATr| Ordinary lirooks County, j a true -xtract froia the Minutes of the-Cmirt. ' I). A. MsISTOSfT, Dep’ty-Clork C. O. B. C.'.| February 12, 1869. . Administrator s Fale. GEORGIA, Brooks County. AGREEABLE to an order from the Honora-, hie Court of Ordinary of Brooks County, will be sold before the Court House door at Quitman, in said county, on the First Tuesday, in April next, between the legal hours of sale,, a Business Lot in the Town of Quitman, on which is a very good and substantial framed store house, formerly occupied by Mr. John Purccil as Sold as the property of John A. Edmondson, late of said county, deceived, for the benefit ol his heirs and creditors. SSr-Terius of sale. cash. , I Sarah G. Edmondson, Adm X. | February 5, 1869. PYRAFUGE! PYRAFUGE! PYRAFUGE! A SI RE AND POSITIVE CURE FOR Chill Fever, Fever and Ague And Dumb Ague ! PYRAFUGE i Does not cure all the ills flesh is heir to, hut dors effect a rapid cure in Chill Fever, Fever and Ague am! Dumb Ague! PYRAFUGE Is now taking the place of all. patent medicines, and a revolution in the history of physicians' practice will about commence. T 11 E WOiiderliil Fever Medicine! Is the name given to it by allYvho have used it and disregard the label, but call it Till! ONLY TRUE MEDIUM FOR THESE COMPLAINTS. We challenge a single case to try our I’YRA FU6E and deny its Wonderful Properties. And the most obstinate case must yield ! Certificate of. residenth (city and country) will j be shown on inquiry. PREPARED AND SOLD \T LI l* PM AN’S WHOLESALE DRUG STORE, SAVANNAH GA FOR SALE AT QUITMAN BY Ur. J. 11. McCA lA a. fob 26 6-ly FURNITURE HOUSE. JOHN M. WITT, Cabinet Maker a Undertaker, QUITMAN, CA. TAKES pleasure in notifying the pr eitisens of Brooks and adjoiningytyff-y ( Counties, that he has established atfc,l.-*x*4 Quitman, a regular Fiinillimi ufitetory, and is prepared to pul up to order—• BUREAUX. BEDSTEADS, SECRETA RIES, SIDEBOARDS. TABLES, WARDROBES; and everything needed iu the Furniture line, and in any style required. An experience of many years, justifies him ill assuring the public that his work will give ealis | faction in every respect’; and prices will com pare favorably with those of vamrah or ehte : where, with this important advantage to the pur i chaser : every piece of Furniture Waving his es tablishment will he warranted. ■ *©_ Itepairing; done with neatness ! and dispatch. IMIi;RTHti:rMHNI\K. In connection with the Furniture business, he is also conducting that of UNDER TAKER, and j will put up. on very short notice, any desoaip | tion of COFFIN—PIain or Ornamented, neatly , (rimmed, and mounted, if desired. A "fcneral assortment of Collins always kept on ban J- , 4 ... i’rices as moderate as possible. WANTED. T am in need of a large quantity of SEA SONED LUMBER, wch »» R'-d bay, China, Cherry, Maple, Black Walnut, Ac., Ac., ! for which a liberal price will he paid. JOHN XVI. WITT. '* itrr.r.n., Ga.. Jan 22. 1809. * 11 G 1 !,( Bkooks roi vi v. \V liereas,W il W liunaßL. Hardin, Administrator on the Es ; tate of James .Wiodip, dectxrs.d, applies tome sos letters cf Dismsssioa from his said Adminis tration of said Estate. . These are t herefore to notify att persons at inter est to file their objections within the time pre j scribed by law, otherwise said lvttcts will be ' granted and issued to said applicant. Giveu under my hand and official Rignature this January 8, 1869. I James L. Bextt, Ordinary, j January lu, 1869. t : m-p{ Sn vatm ah I louses . W. J. WALSH, WHOLESALE DE.U.ER IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Fancy Goods, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, TUX'KSFX PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES, Dye Stuffs, Garden'Seed.', Ac. FINE WINES AND LIQUORS, SOUTHEAST CORNER BROUGHTON AND BARNARD STREETS, Savannah, Georgia. February 19, 18(»9. 5-ly I’lhiah E. (Jikhauo. Edward E. lloi.comkr. I.II.HARD h llOl.llAlllli, FACTOItS, General Commission & Shipping MERCHANTS , No. 5 Stoddard’s Lower Range, Bay St. SA YANNAJf. GEORGIA. AGENTS FOlt THE Best Fertilizers in Use. S. S. ST LUCK LAND, Agent February 19, 18(59. ly SAVANNAH MACHINE WORKS. S. W. GLEASON, Sugar Mills. Sugar Puns, Gin Gear, Shafting, Pul leys, Iron Railing, Iron and Brass (’outings. Portable and Stationary Steam Engines, and Ma chinery of all kinds. St. Julian Ntrret, SAVANNAH GEORGIA. February 19, 18(59. 5-ly D. FALVEY, PKAI.EK IN EVERY VARIETY ■ ■ in m ■ m.iiilmi wi 153 Broughton St., SAVANNAH GEORGIA. H AS IN STORE a large and varied assort ment of MAHOGANY, WALNUT, CHESTNUT AIS I) ENAM ELED Tables 8c Bureaus, Os Every Stylo and Pattern, CHAIRS, OF EVER Y DESCRIPTION, ,10., AC. February a9, 18(59. fun ROBERTS’ & TILLMAN, Commission Merchants, North side Bay St., 2nd door West of Exchange, SAVANNAH, CA. Uuiawßoberts, Savannah, Jiwki’H Tii.uivn, D. L. Roiikrts, “ Madiaon co., Fla. 0«tl6-18fi8 36-Iy P . H . BEHN, Cotton Factor, A SB— GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, First door West of Exchange. Bay Street Savaxnah, Geo. octl6-’OB 36-ly* WM. H. TISON. WM. W. (JORDON*. TISO \ & (iOIUMIA Cotton Factors |6tncral Conutussion lljtrdymts,; BO Bay Street, Sayaxxah, Geo. Bagging, Rope or Iron Ties advanced »n crops, j ilfgl- Liberal advances made on consignments j of Cotton. . Grateful for liberal patronage in the past, eve ry effort will he made to continue to merit puh- j lie confidence. October 2.1868. 6m S. S. MILLER, DEALER IN* jhahocasy, aval ti t aa» tiai: FU RNITURE, FRENCH AND COTTAGE amnLaß in unn eusUl Mattranses made to order. No. 157 lirongihton Street, SAVANNAH, GKORGIA. apt 4 Iy M.M. SULLIVAN, DEALER I.V Shad* and aU kinds of Fish* in their Season, Oysters, Game, etc., IVo. 11G Hay Lane, SAVANNAH, GEO. My motto is : Justice to all. isarOrders from the country will he prompt ly and carefully filled. nov22-tt J. BERRIEN OLIVER, (general Commission SJcrtjjant, i Xo. 97 Bay Strcst, (over Wilcox, Gibbs <t Cos. ISAVANANII GEORGIA. PtfWHbef 4, IMS. ly WM. HONK, Dealer in imported and Dovaee tio Liquors, Winog and Segars, B-.»y St. PHILIP DZIALYNSKI, REPRESENTED BY E. RUBENSTEIN, cs-eso. I> i:<:s leave to rail the Attention nt the citizen* of Qnßflrwn and smrroundlne country to the fUd ) that he bus now received a !'•*’ ■u-’C B 'CLACK -'IJHk. of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, And is selling the same at IV TV AII 1 *IHCKH Tim Stock of GROCE HIES, of every description, is the heaviest ever received in Quitman, and will be sold At Savannah price*, adding freight and necessary expenses. Our Slock of Dry Goods incomplete, but if we fail to have on hand any article called for. an or der for the same will be made on Savannah from our Wholesale Establishment, and deliver the same at cost. PLANTERS May rest assured that our prices are such that it will be to their interest to purchase their supplies ! here, as we shall positively sell them goods ut less figures than they can have them laid down here ! from abroad. Country Frodnce, ! Os every description, taken in exchange for Good?, and the highest market price Invariably paid'. respectfully invite the public to give ns a call, and price and examine our goods, feel ing confident that satisfaction will be given the most fastidious. PHILIP DZIALYNSKI, Commission Merchant, Cotton Factor and Wholesale Grocer, Bay Street, Savannah, Ga. IC. IfUIJENHTEIN, March 12, 1869. ts auk.nt xt qhtmjx. GRAY, O’BRIEN & CO., No. 131 Broughton Street, Savannah., Greorgia. Have Received u Largxt Stuck of SFBIHE & sum&l! X>RY C3rOOI3S, And they are offering the same at their CUSTOMARY LOW PRICES for CASH. In their RETAIL DEPARTMENT, THEY HAVE NOW New styles Striped Alpaca. Lustres; “ u Mozambique^; u u Japanese Cloths; “ u Chalais an<J Lenos; u u Spring Prints; • Also a very large assortment of Linen Handkerchief*. Linen Towels, Bnuiasks, Bnylees and Napkius r Gloves, and Fancy Goods, and Dill' linen of SHIRIIKIiS, SHEETINGS, STRIPES, TICKIIS, it IN THE IK WHOLESALE !)EPAKTMENT The}’ have now a very heavy Htock of tlie bout makes of Soßthcvn and Northern Eactorv (fbotls, all of which they are offering to the trade at MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES, For Cash or approved City acceptance*. February 2(>tli, 18C9. ( »-tf GUANO ON CREDIT! SAVANNAH CASH PRICES. 100 Tons No. I Peruvian at S9O, 2,000 lbs., irr bug*. .{OO Tons Ammoniatcd Soluble Pacific at SOO, 2,000 lh«., i.i Lag*. 200 Tons Baker’s and Jarvis Island at $l. r >, 2,000 lbs., in. bags. 100 Tons Fish at $-10, 2,000 lbs., in barrels. AND OTHER LOWER GRADES PIIOSPIIATIC GUAXO3. On Credit, SIO.OO Added. V, /til tpp Guauo arc anulyed, and every b#g branded «itli the Inspector's Stamp. For sale by o. oxnxrnsisi, GENKBAI. AGENT FOR GEORGIA, »n KA V STREET, SAVANNAH, CIA.. p, :r We arc nrewared. to fill ottos at Savannah prices, addins «wfy freight and druyitg*. CREECH & WADE, January 29, IMS. Ch») Ag' Uts Quitman, Georgia. TlWl ARE MAIFAtTRRY, QUITMAN, CA. rs AllE undersigned respectfully invite the at i lent,ion of the public to the f;u;t that tlu*\ arc still prepared, at their Tinware manufactory south, of Culpepper, Creech A Co's store, to till any order for tinware, of any description, with neatness, cheapness anil dispatch. .pairing will he done neatly arurproinpt- Iv, and satisfaction guaranteed. ' JHB-Our charges trill be very moderate, and we respectfully solicit the patronage of the pub lic. ST It EEX Y k McINTOSiI. January 22, T 69. l it Mrs. A. E- Baker & Daughter, nun in im-iKHs. RESPECTFULLY solicit a share of public patronage. >7HT~ All Needle work entrusted to their rare, whether Plain or Ornamental, wilf ile executed with neatness and dispatch. They will keep on Giml a swill. Stock of 1 rim ming Goods at their Office on Main Street, next door west ot Mr. Jacob Baum's Store. Mas. A. E. Bakeii. Miss M. A. Biskr.. Quitman, Feb. 19, 1869. f'-tf notice. A 1.1, PERSONS indebted to JOHN M. BAi - SOU, either by note or account, will. find ; such claims in the hands of GEO. H. liAISOIJ, to whom they will make payment immediately. JOHN M. UAd SOU. Grooverville, Feb. 12, ISt>9. 4-2m-9t | LSEfTfITNGEk, Dealer in Saddles. Bar J, ness. Belting, asddlery ware. Leather, Ac. 72 St. Julian and ''<*o Brynft »trente. NOTICE. DISSOLUTION. rilllK NOTICE. «f dissolution ol the firm ot IT. I. V. Linton .V C*»„ ami **-tirrtn»»f4 Mr. G»:«. 1). Ra vs rut sis Assignee. is chang*'*! by 'jiiflFWit of parties, and Mr. Dan e Laoo. of Florida, or agent, selected to close up said busine*#. who alone is authorized to receipt and close the sum’ B. F LINTHN, For B. F. Linton «S Cos. Grooverville, Sept. 12. IMN- Agreeable to above notice, I herehy appoint ASA KL.MI’. of GioovervHß*. (>;*-, my itfivnt.ln attend to any and all business connected- with, the above named liri/u D.SN’L. LADI>, Assignee «>f IF. F. LufctOtt it Co* Grooverville. Ga.. Sept. 12. IM». 32-ts J W. ST. Cl .A I It. J. I.- MOgUl-BY ST. CLAIR & MOSELEY, ;tf Jab, QUIT3VEAW, OA. IJ’J*?' All Claims sent to us for collection, io. i Florida or Georgia, will receive prompt atten tion. December -Ith, Cm WM. A. LANE, ilttoracn ;it falu ;mb Salintor J.Y CUASrj'Ttr. QrtTMAV, TUMORS COI'NTY. <SEOItOU - TMr- Office nl the Court Il n u-f January 1" ; l*Cf, 1>
