About The Thomasville times. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1873-1889 | View Entire Issue (March 22, 1873)
•#n.-v ;rfv*-;y ./It- i3 v ty*' ■• vs -. .,*W". • ■ .^. ■ ' ■* . *"*-■*■'-'* 1 «» jfe ?t*i t r Mcmt«.-H. Wolff & Bra, desires, to ■ -urrn their patrons and the public ; .‘ncrally, that Ur. K. Wolff has left for'New York-to select.'their Spring Stock, .At nsual ho will take special .care in selecting ladies dress goods, and gentlemens ready made clothing. Coll and see them. Goods shown with |de .sure to alh. * * w » ' The PtaNTEBS Store.—This well known establishment has in addition to their well assorted stock of Choice Family Groceries.Liquors, Hardware, Staple Dry Goods, and Household Goods. A full Stock of’ Furniture. Aro also prepared to sell fine Parlor !To ibis PUBiaCe—W5 \kr$ frained from asking for any subscrip tion to our paper,.until after the first tone, so that none-might be disap pointed in the paper after they had subscribed. 1° fact we bare declined taking a number of subscribers for. the 'reason assigned. Now. . that •. the '‘Times’’ is before the public we ask our friends to come forward and show us that they appreciate our efforts to establish a first class paper in Thom- rille. - * Surely there is not a man in Thom- aeville white or colored but what can afford to take the Tikes. Our books are now open: Come up. i this morning, and just as we were ready to go to twees, an alarm of fire wta sounded.. Upon hastening to the scene, we found the huge frame buiW- ng immediately inrear of Hardaway, [cKinnon A Cob. extensive building already enveloped in flames. Scon the active VigBants. with their pow erful engine came dashing up, and al most at the same time the Neptnnes put in an appearance on tbe opposite aide AHBIVALS AT GULF BOAS HOUSE, From 16 th to 20th of March. T. S. Settle, ' Thomas County Ga. . . Geo. F. Robinson,, of the conflagration followed almost: John Triplett, * immediately by tbe Besoms. Tbe H. B. Tillman, Neptunes throwing tbe first stream kept it up as only they can. Kotwith. standing the heroic manner in which our gallant fire brigade fought tbe and Bedroom Setts, at New V ork and Boston Manufacturers Prices, five per cent commission added. Illustrated catalogues of furniture always on hand, wherefrom selections can be made, in addition to the above, and luanv other goods too numerous to ski wc t nn ? er ""rr ? Stove,” used by hundred* of our best Helms, the polite operator in the telo- Wc were pleased to meet on our streets yesterday, our former fellow* townsman, Philip tfehiff .Esq., who is just from the old North State, where he has large commercial interests.— Wc trust that his stay will be "a pleas ant one. Hopkins, both of whom were early on ■ Frank Gage, the ground, the flarine flame* leaped It. L. Gentry, to the adjoining building in rear 1E. B. Folker, families, and arrwarranted to con sume less (hel and to be better bakers. Mian any other Stove sold in this «ouutry. This stove took theabighest premium for tbe best baker among the many others exhibited at tbe last Thomosville Fair. Buyers will do well to call at S. Goldstone & Co’s., “Planters Store” and examine their new stock before making their purchases. Religious* * There will bo services in all the churches on to-morrow as follows : Methodist Church—Reverend Mr. McGhee, at the usual hours, raorniug and evening. Sunday School in the afternoon. Baptist Church — Reverend Mr. Gaulden, at the usual hour, morning and evening. Sabbath School iu tlis morning. Episcopal Church—Service at 10 1-2 o’clock in the morning. There will also ho LenUl service iu this church ©very Wednesday and Friday after noon' at 4 o’clock, during Lent Presbyterian Church- Reverend l>r. Stewart, of Minnesota, will preach in this church at the usual hour in the tnorniqg. * # • Dr. Stewart, has been spending some time In Jacksonville, Fin., for tho benefit of his health, but has been induced to come to this place, and wc understand his improvement since his arrival here has been very marked. *Wo trust that the reverend gentle man may ho returned to his home and friends perfectly restored to health by our mild, geuial climate. Gentry was f? tow graph office, for favors during tho past week. May the vessel upon which he em barks on the sea of matrimony, be gently wafted across that ocean of bliss with Helms ever at the Helm. W k understand that a Game Cock dispute came off yesterday evening, not a hundred miles from here, in which two well-known fanciers pitted tbe i r favorites. A verdict of sixty dol lars was rendered on tbe spot by a mixedjury, and one of the parties left the classic grounds minus the above im, and a badly whipped chicken. Moral.—Invest your money in •mething more certain than chicken fights. Painful Accident.—The many friends ol Majoi Ely of Albany, will regret to learn that he was thrown from a buggy a few miles from this place on tho road to Albany on Thurs day afternoon, breaking his left; leg just above the ankle. Tbe bones pro tending through the skin and pene trating the dirt. Tbe fracture being compound one—Drs. Bower and Bruce were dispatched for, and set the injured limb, and we learn that he wiil be able to return to his home to day. We wish the Major safe on his pins again at an early day. His Honor, # Judge A. II. Hansell has been absent this week holdin; Court in Colquitt, accompanied by tho new and popular Solicitor of his cir cuit, Robert G. Mitchell, Esq. What ever may be said of Governor Smith' appointments, and they have been harshly criticised, certainly they have in this circuit given general satisfac- Market Stalls to be Rented, Ron. We predict for the young tfolic- —Wo would call tho attention ot those itor a brilliant future. His qualities of interested in the matter, that the Stalls head and heart have endeared him to in the Market are to be rented to-day a host of warm and devoted friends, by order of Council. Let us have who will watch his ascent with a sense enough competition to prevent a cor- pleasure little less than his own. nor being made on beet „ ' * * * New Invention.—Wc i this week look ing after the interests of the “Morning News,” und made us a pop call. New Firm.—Tho firm of A. T. Tay lor has become Taylor & I.adaou.— Wc predict a succcsatul business ca reer for the now Him, as they arc lK>th young men of good busiucss t^wlilfca • cations and arc well and favorably kuown. See their advertisement After reading tho Times, send it to your neighbor. You will be dong him and us too a kindnoes.Wc wan. every body to see nnff read our papir; and if our firionds will but think tf pass it around, the Times will find its way into every b«isehold in the country during tho week, and where ne intend it shall go—at no distant day. Council Proceedings.—The En terprise has the contract foi publish ing tho proceedings of the City Council, but we shall publish them plso, as a matter of information. Wc propose giving our readers all the local as well ns general news. See proc:edings of special and last regular meeting of Council. Spring Goods.—A large number of our enterprising merchants are abseut purchasing their Spcug Stock. The well known taste of raaiy of them is a sufficient guarantee tha tbe ladies will'soon see on the countcn in Thom- asville all tho latest styles of spring stock. Read the Times ant see where to buy tho best and cheapest goods. Do you wish to know wlcre to buy your dry goods, groceries hardware, drugs, saddlery, or anythin; else? look at oui advertising columns. This proposition is in tlic main correct. A house that advertises means business, and they expect to sell then ever a customer comes iu. Tlose houses who do not advertise arc lot up with tho lire business meu of the day—as a rule. R. .Johnston.—Among the many to whom wc arc indebted for courtesies In getting out ttys first nnm- her of tho Times, Mr. Johnston is certainly deserving of oin thanks.— Happening to be in our city just in tho ntek of time, lie has,' to his pro fessional skill, rendered a service that will bo remembered. Mr; Johnston was late editor and proprietor of the “Bainbridge Sun" but hi present is enjoying his freedom. Our TTio-vasville Advertise ments.—Wo have barely time and space this week to call.) attention of our readers in the country fo our ad vertising columns. They ;resent an array of first class house*, a 1 of whom ore VUftij of Wic-patronj^ > and con- ‘ ol every one. Wo propose ■A U* ff&. v.ci>l t appears iri ottr column# \ as aot'i as time i/dj Space will ustodoso. ' • fOSsNlUB and Perseverance.—To • Mr. Luther Thompson and these ele- uientaofbU, the Tikes i« Indebted for i tt» appearance this moron),.' lb ar- - aid adjutUng 1 complicated bav been shown by Mr. L. Goldbdcrg, the agent, a very ingenious os well as use ful Portable Fountain Pump, for washing windows, watering gardens, extinguishing fires, &c., Jtc. The thing works like a charm and we doubt not is well worth tho price asked—ten dollars. Call and examiue it anil tbe discriptivc catalogues, upon which you will see Mrs. O’Leary and her historic cow, as she is kicking (wc mean the cotv) Chicago into flames. Post Office.—The very haudsomc and conveniently arraigned boxes in the Post Office have, for the past day or two, attracted the attention ot all who was expecting anything through the medium of Uncle Sam's mail hags.— They are the result of the new admin istration in the Post Oflice, and it our young P. M., will continue his im provements on ihe same scale he will soon have a model office. The boxes were made by Mr. L. T. Spitz and arc well and neatly execu ted, whilst the lettering and painting is the Work of an expert, Mr. James L. Walcott, and reflects credit alike opon the taste and execution of the artist we back and wc take s L _ * bearing testimony to »’• ptecbanical genii o Will; but this i 8 of tho Thompson’s. **—^At a quarter to fora o’dock? mittee asked to consider tbe accounts referred at last meeting. Council then adjourned. * » * T. N. Hopkins, . ; * Clerk pro tem. A. G. Kirkman, J. L. Longsfreet, Capt. Irwin, R. M. Johnston, Ga. City. Augusta, Ga. ((Albany, Ga. Ga. Boston, Ga. Bainbridge mes ably, and cqgfently directed i J. A. Wetherton, West Point, Misi Chief MacLean acffnts Assistant, VL N. Ely, Albany, Gf. of J.T. Kottman, and it too, was soon in a sheet of fire. Several times the large warehouse of H, McK. A Co., was on fire and it was only by the most strenuous efforts that it was saved. The frame buildings fronting on Broad Street oc cupied by Kottman, Grocery store, Dr. Bowers Drug store, and Watts Gun shop, was in iminent danger and they too were saved by the exeitions of the different companies—all of whom worked as only firemen do work. At this hour 430 A. M. the fire is un der controlc. E S. Haines, John Screven, J.W. Craig, E. P. Speer, Mai. B. Shorter, G. W. Boroughs, John R. Terrell, Samuel Reeves, S. A. Dickey, P.8chiff, A. T. Taylor, Griffin, Ga. Atlanta.' Salisbury, N* C. Thomas Co. Charlotte, N. C. City. f.' 1$. SPITZ, Cabinet Kaiser* Has removed his Shop from Broad to Jackson Street over Thompson’s Foundry, near the Depot, where he is fully prepared to execute all work entrusted to him, with promptness and dispatch. Give him a call—prices moderate. L. J. SPITZ. March 21-5m. Male High School THOMASVHiLE Oil 1 - A. ft . Moody A.». mch222m 1 ^PrincpaL 875.000 wjt c,taa rot* |i.-7- •? «n attention of oar readers to tho adrortv*<inent in another column of the Nebraska XtateC^'j-liau * * ** ■ * *—*- - JbrtflU.' In “ Firelflaners. We arc pleased to see that our City Council is looking well to the proleo- ion of property from fire, as will be seen elsewhere in the i>roceedings c f that body. They have puichased four of the Babcock Fire Extinguishers from Mr. Baker, the agent, who lately showed our city fathers what he knew about putting out fire. Tho Council also authorized the thorough repair ing of the Vigilaat's Engine, and the purchase of a sufficient amount of Hose to make this stalwart company effective. With the Neps ever ready and will ing, under tho command of their pop ular foicwan, Col. McGlaslian ; tho Rescues, whose capacity for scaling walls arc unequalled by any company in the State, directed by T. S. Paine, who is equally au/ait la compounding a prescription or adjusting a ladder ; and lost, though by no means least, the Vigilante with their will and mus cle, backed by the invincible Extin guisher, all under tbe direction of Chief MacLean, and Assistant Hop- kius, the citizens may feel secure to a very great extent from the ravages of the fire fiend. Messrs. Flannagan, Abell & Co.—The advertisement of this firm appears elsewhere in our columns.— we append a card from that eminent chemist, Dr. Means, as the properties and . worth of tbe “Stonewall Fertili zer.” This is a first class and strictly re liable house, aud our planter need have no doubt ns to being fairly dealt with by this firm: Moisture dttermiiwl ut 212 tlee Fshr 10.47 Organic and Votaltilc Matter. 22.03 yfsrlain. Here la a chance to win a fortnin] in a Public Legal Drawing, and aid a uubJe charity. PIANOS—OUB NEW PRICES, FEB. 1, 1873. Prices tide «!ay red need from 17 to 25 per cent. Largett stock Souti and Jow known. Was. Km.be , Co. 1 . _ *, Dai oct. square Grand, J375 410, 430 Gem.Toct., Boeewood, canrod «*, 320, 340, 380. Parlor Gem. 7 oct., Roeawood, carved legs, $2C5 Beat instrument ever eold tor the monev. All Pianoe from our warerooms are •old at loicttt cook valuation and without regard to maters’ high prints. Send tor price list*. Jfacon Si llamlin Organa |55 to_$1000 each, deliver cl freight piid to cash patfera. iu auy K it of the .South. Any piece of Sl^ ct Music or u»ic Book published In tlie U. S. sent poet aid on receipt of rctailprlte. Addrvtw all or- lers to LUDDEN fc BATES. Sou-iicrn Music Warehouse, mar 21-3m. Savannah, Ga. Premium List FIELD CROPS, OFFEKED BY THE S.G.A.&M. ASSOCIATION, At the Fair of 1873. DEAI.ERS IN Insurance. E. Remigton& Son. Are Agents for several First Class Corapauies. mch22 3m Dr. R. L nails Itrttt-fthUt & Fevep Pilta, AT Wholesale and Retail by T. S. PAINE, mar 21 3m Druggist F. PAINE, BOOT & SHOE MAKER, Broad Street, TH6m ASVILLE, GA Work promptly done satisfaction guaranteed. mar 21-ly CLASS 1. For the largest crop of cotton pro- " duced upon one acre of up land, with a statement of the mode of cultivation, the amount aud kind ot manures used, the period of planting, the number of times plowed and hoed, tho kind of seed used, and giving cost of pro duction, 850 For largest crop of cotton grown on 5 acres of land in one body,—same requirements as above, 50 For largest crop of field pets raised on 1 acre, _ o ihclr Stock t<»r tho S’prL:g Trade Is h For largest crop of pcavine hay coturftUng in part ' raised on one acre, For largest and best crop of native grass hay raised on one acre. Largest aud best crop of grass hay, other than native, raised on one ncre, Yielding j Folnhle PlioHphorh- AcW Equivalent l»» IMiox. l.i Com im m Phosphoric AcM .... Equivalent to Bono Phosphate. Total Phosphoric At-hl Total Bone1'hw.pluvto 2 o Chi or. »r X*otati diMolve-ll. 5.5G The Enterprise.—We cannot al low our first issue to go to press, with out publicly acknowledging our obli gations to the “Southern Enterprise.” To the gentlemanly publishers, Messrs. Bryan and Chastain, we are under many obligations, aud which wc trust that opportunity may permit us to re ciprocate—and just here, we would express Ihe hope, as we arc located in tbe same city, interested alike in the welfare of South-west Georgia, well as our whole couutry in a com mon desliuy, that the future will ever find us side by side, aud should^ to shoulder, in the advocacy of all that pertains to the good of our own fair sunny land—aud that we may be cvei ready to extend those pleasing courte sies to each other that should ever characterise our profession. Tiie Extension of Fletcher Street.—We notice among the many other improvements going ou iu our city, that a large force is steadily at work in pushing Ibis important thor oughfare to completion. Under the immediate supci intcndence of Marshal Spair, the work is being pressed rapid ly forward and in a manner highly creditable to that efficient officer. Tbe street from Its intersection with Fletcher is seventy-cigut tect wide, until it touches the right of way be longing to the Atlantic and Gulf Rail Road where its width is reduced to sixty feet, this width being maintained until its junction with Jackson street near the depot The unsightly swamp lying in .rear of Thompson’s Foundry with its malarial appearance, will sosn give way to* a' broad, well beaten, thoroughfare. We congratulate thp citizens* Jn thst portion of the against «>wn on this much need improvement, and the city should fcel thankful, for the liberality and euterpriae pf the tbe city thii valuable improvement. Marcli C. 1ST3. . Mkana. Inopot-b Savannah, fhath L. Got DSCUMIDT, JM nuoh, I'hathnm Counts. Ga. Savannah, Ga , March 8,1873. cm a recent critical anrtlyeia ot tho Stone* , Fkhtiuzur, completed on tho Gtli in*t. L-nsm. KlAnnagan, AbcU A Co., » e are vrur ii in rrconniH-ndinc thfl quality anti chur ot thin article to Aho tiinuer, sen |>r.>int»iiit Herat ivc roultM of a highly KtUitfitctory na ii return for his labor, ic wry Urge jiereontage of i»urc /'otass: : it contain* I* regnr<Je<l M^A Ni^chUity 1» where that elcuieut Dlu highfleiuan.l. “A. MEANS Inspector." HANSELL & HANSELL, Fire Insurance Agts. Representing Old Hartford, of EXDR.3D coasrisr. North Britisli Mercantile, AND SOUTHERN MUTUAL. r 21-ly. X. J1IBT, BOOT & SHOE MAKER O'* Or Jen, largo or small, promptly filled. ALL WORK WARRANTED. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. Council Room \ Thoniasvffie, March 13th 1873. \ At a »S'pecial meeting of Council held at 7 p’clock 1*. M. Present his Honor J. S. Merrell. Mayor, presidin; Alderman Smith, Finn, Brandon, Stark, Jerger, aud Mitchell. His Honor the Mayor stated that the meeting had been called at the in stance of Mr. Baker, the representa tive of the Jiabcock Fire Extinguisher. Moved by Alderman Smith that Mr. Baker be heard from—the motion prevailed and the gentleman respond ed. Alderman Finn moved that each member of tho Board express his opinion of the Babcock Fire Extin guisher, which motion prevailed and the gentleman composing the Board each in turn expressed his opinion. K. T. McLean, Esq., Chief of the Fire Department, being present by invitation, addressed the Mayor and Council in that modest, able and dig nified manner which ever character izes him. Moved by Alderman Finn that the Council purchase four of the Babcock Fire Extinguishers, on the terms offer ed by Mr. Baker. The motion pie- vailcd. There being no further business the Council adjourned. T. X. Hopkins, Clerk Pro Tsm. Council Chamber > Thomasville, March 17th, 1873. > Council convened at 0 o'clock P. M. Present, Hon. J. S. Merrell, Mayor, presiding; Alderman Finn, Jerger, Brandon, Stark Smith and Mitchell. The minutos of the last regular and called meetings were read and com firmed. A motion made by Aldet- man Stark t&at tlte Clerk advertise market stalls for rent on Saturday the 22nd insf. Passed. Amendment to ordinance read twice attest meeting ^relative to Green Grocers was read the third lime and passed. > • Amendment to section three, title six, read first time at' test meeting, passed second reading. Amendment to bar license and bil liard tables tead twice at test meeting passed its third reading. Alderman Finn then moved that the committee on Fire Department, assisted by the Chief, have necessary repairs made on the Vigilant*’ engine' and purchase the hose necessary, and Miss. Addle E. McClellan & Co Thomasville, Gkoiioia, Dealers in Books, Periodicals, Magazines, Sta tionary, Ink, Pens, Penholders, Letter, Note and Initial Pa per, School Books. Blank (•oks. Albums, Cards and Card ^ Cases. A choice selection of Poems. All orders for Books,, Papers and Mkgazines solicited and promptly at tended to. Daily papers constantly on hand. mar21-6m. NATIVE WINE dtifcnain that endef the city, wh<f j,.*. the cuteroi put in good crier, contributed eo liberally to help secure, Motion prevailed! The chairman of the Finance Umo- ttQm PKQBUQTtQN —FROM THE— Piney Woods Vineyard, DELEWAKE WINE, CONCORD HERTFORD *‘ HARTFORD SWEET “ Win. and scientific authorities lant for the sick or hale. Good Wine male-u arejaireofthe Grape* need* no pttainff>. iK nj> of iu merit*. For thounanda ofvear* wine has been, and is now, .the undisDUted •king” oCbeveragi-*. In t - * * - - •’ •'*», and sere beeaawwrded toroy wine*; smith menial* from the fore'gxt born eititen* here, fully silver medals,; 1 the high testl- t Wind .Job* Stajul, Proprietor P. W. V. First Premium for best Sugar Machinery and Iron Castings at 8onth Georgia 1 If 1 . 1 . o Agricultural and Mechacicle As sociation Fair, 1872: also at Savannah Agricultural Association 1872. john McDonough. t. balan MeBOXOrGH, BALLLVTYXE. Iron and Brass FOUNDERS Machinists and Pattern Makers. T • • . Abr.East Broad sad liberty Sts, SAVANNAH. GA. GEARAND J03EPH JERGER ft CO. Watch-Makers and Jewelers, labge stock of Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Larce vtpplT of Spectacle*, on hand roj Alr ftgj>ron»pttr done at moderate rate*. Watchev and other article* left In aTiop ovei •lx montiis we will not be re*pon*ib!e for. A. r, weioht. avr.srzajLL. THOS. C. MITCHELL SpecWL P«tuti. Wright & Stegall, BAJVICEK8 AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Xa addition to tWt Batkin; hoalneaa they hare erected a . NEW BRICK WAREHOUSE : * '• *•- ■■ . vt} ^ PITTMAN BROS, BfW BO©T3. H A T S KAR0WA.RE BTG.j ETC. Dining' Saloon Tsbte Supplied with Fsesh Oysters and Fish AND THE BEST OP EVEBYTIMNO. neats at Any and All Hoar*. SON ST. In itsformins pared to accommodate them with all thin** 1 Good to Kat. He !*Httl«ir up, and will have r«.v!y Iu a day*, a Dinln* Aj^rtim-nt, which wjll t« retire-!, convenient, well jurnUbdl and kept tbMtouahiy clean. . Iu «>ldition U> the Saloon, he ha* no* c n hand and a ill keep » u.Muitly »upplie>i with Tlio Finest Cisrni-H. 10,000 of the following popular Vtand* now t Moreilicnn Olay, Obvroii, /•*rta^a*. Bu«. Pulakki, and the Uulc grin »ty!cd .Wv Babie*. t-’rreh ttgiterm mss*Fish Arriving hv ererr fr. ill *111,1 L.r.'il.i i.i an.* .I...1. I ......* . f. pRKV.irr. planting, mode of cultivation, kind of corn, times plowed aiul lioed, amount and kind of manure applied, giving cost of production, 50 For largest crop of corn grown on , r > acres of upland, in one hotly, same requirements as above. For largest crop of wheat grown on one acre, same requirements, 10 For largest crop of rice on one acre, 10 For largest crop of oats raised on o acres, 25 For largest crop of rye raised on 5 acres, 10 For largest crop of sweet po tatoes raised on oue acre, the crop to be arrived at by dig ging and measuring an aver age eighth of an acre 25 For largest crop of Irish potatoes raised on one-cighth of an acre, 5 For largest crop of ground peas or piuders raised per acre, the caop to be ascertained by dig ging and measuring an aver age eighth of an acre, For largest crop of chufa9 raised on 1 acre, crop to be ascer tained in same manner as above, 10 Competitors for the above premi ums aro required to have tho land measured and the articles to be weigh ed or measured in the presence of three disinterested aud reliable wit nesses and certificate produced from them with a samplo of crop. The requirements above must be turnished in writing to the Secretary at the time of making the entry. CLASS 2. For the largest crop of Indian corn raised by any white boy under 10 years ol age upon 1 acre of land 10 For largest crop of cotton pro duced by any white boy under 10 years of age upon one acre, 10 CLASS 3. Best variety of bread corn, with two bushels as sample, weight to be considered, 5 Best variety of corn for stock, with two bushels as sample, weight to be considered, 5 t variety of sweet potatoes, two bushels as sample. 3 Best variety of table pea, one bush el as sample, Bell bushel of rice, upland, Best bushel of oat9. 3 Best bushel of irish potatoes, Geor- ia raised, 3 •’or five bushels of the largest sweet potatoes, 3 Best two numpkius, 1 Best two Cashaws, 1 Best 5 bales ot upland cotton, 50 Best bale of upland cotton, 100 Best bale of sea island or black seed cotton raised on upland, 10 Best two stalks of cotton, green seed, Diploma Best bale of wool of 300 pounds, 10 Best 10 pounds of leaf tobacco, 5 When the premium is for one or more bags, all tbe bags must bo on the grounds. -1U bags to average 450 lbs. each. CLASS 4. For the best barrel of flour. Diploma For tbe best barrel of Georgia flour, w For the best bushel of white corn meal, For the best bushel of grits, 2 For the best barrel of sugar made trom sugar cane iu Georgia or Florida, 10 For the best barrel of Syrup made from sugar cane, 10 Competitors for premiums on sugar and syrup are requested to give a des cription of the process of making tbe same. For the best sample of stock food trom cotton seed. Diploma For tbe best box of smoking to bacco, For the best box of chewing to bacco, For tbe best box of cigars.made in the Cotton States. Diploma The Association also oSet the fol lowing SPECIAL PR EM I XUS ; For ihe largest and best display of articles, of all kinds, em braced in Department B, Class lst*ti>-wit: Preserves, pickles, jellies, catsups, ate., made by any one lady, the articles to be all manatee- 1 tured by the exhibitor, 50 To the gentleman paying.the- largest amount of entrf fees, ,25 To the tedy wing the largest ’ amount of entry fees,' r 25 By order of the board of dft ectors. A. P. WRIGHT, President. C.P. n AN SELL, Secretary. Domestic Goods, Brown Home spuns, of all kinds, Bleacli- ings, Tickings, Pant Stuffs, Crockery and everything needed ly Farmers; such i*s PLOWS, HOES, TRACES, Etc. We buy our Goods at the lowest pri ces aud wc intend selling for short profits. Call and examine our stuck before purchasing. We arc Agents for the (^uitnmn Factory and wc arc ptcpuicd to fur nish their Yarns and other Goods, on .,ood terms as tho same Goods can be bought in the State. rucli'Jl lv AtotMfterjMj! n or before the First of April next, I will open a FIRST GLASS GRISTMILL AX D P laning Machine Fstafe (ishment. Adjoining 0, B« Thompson’s Foundry. Where I will be prepared to Grind tho best of Meal and Hominy 1 and also do the best of Planing and Moulding— MoulJing made a Specialty. GRINDING DAYS: Tuesday, Thursday, & Saturday. I will also keep constantly on baud the best assortment of LUMBER to be found in the City. Hoping to re ceive a share of your patronage I uin Respectfully &c. L. F. THOMPSON. Proprietor, mch 22 ltn B. F. Fudge, Tinner A. 5 R. SMITH, DEALER IN SrorM8» ITuKfixr.'/iw, AND House Furnishing Hoods. Staid*.-*. lUtCht Knot... I,v, I*, L MoaMirlnjj T Und Lw-k*. IMaiu- Shcvr*. Ouill UqU-.Siov. » tlii» America k H. SMITH. AND DEALER IN Cooking & Parlor Stoves All Kinds! Tin and Ilai-clware! flwmftug aud tUsdtrrissg douc in th« Kat gite me a call. mar 21-3m B. F. Fudge. DAVIES * CO., DRUGGISTS, DEALERS IN Mxprri.yx.K, Ga/;.vic.'U.ffg P.'U.XCSt QiitS* JSsvsnast TOILET AND FANCY GOODS, PURE Wines and Liquors. Presciptions care,u]Jy cum pounded at all hours. mch £2-\-y FIXE LIQUORS: r klodwul |>uri>o«cl— -\ ALE & LAGER WEDDINIJ Buggy, Carriage and ifagoi IlepoNitory. iruiv.*] my ktock .,f lluul.i, <5 •..«c., tlm aurnrt u( JACI S'»N Hire. is. mlJoluUg tU» Ht'iil r St M KHaIA, I l<i .m A Larger Slock. Better Variet, and at PLANTATION WAGONS TO THE Traveling Public. Tue »ut*?riber hereby *Ive no tlee th h' TfcufU-r run aiDvrrajjee* *■ * *- o\lock train* tor the are truveliUK publb-. of 0» ejed tn nnj paint by Ui Thame within or without lia* a1 wishing M| fsart (ad, . , order »t the voitum t*«n. I{M*U«»y, Mdiu>- ttimACOfcllituft previou*. Lave tLe ear- r\*ce cult fartk* tM i/s al«t> to tLedt;-.: u. time for the Oainft / OT * 'hurgm mwlerua. &*r 21-iy a. s. McKinnon. Isaiah Dekle, AT HIS OLD STAND. IipmeMtofln end erect aarttrle Noel Iteildinc*, sad *oUdt» Cerpeatectec La »U u* bnachee. . AtSO ,-r. Lumber for Sale—all Scrte and Style. GRIST MILL. HdOri* jm » tot th uerian arUr H—lay iaSerter to a>tl GRINDING DAYR TirCKSDAY. FEJDAT AND SATURDAY. CDFFIlffS! Mttalic Burial Ca*u and MclmHe Ccu- JfMN ndhrMhtfMtaaM titiyi oa toai. P. McGlashen, DEALER IN Saddles, Bridles, HARNESS: ■SADDLES, From ?.%00 and upward HARNESS, “ *U,00 BRIDLES, “ ilX/> mad all kind* of Horse Furniture, Every description of aimeuAQg. buggy. AND Wagon Materials, Shoe findings etc. I have on band a Large .block of ' LEATHEK of all lands, fur sale at lour prices. Enameled Leather and Cloth, and a Fine assortment ot CHILDRENS CARRIAGES, f am agent ter Ihe Marshall, wood, Hoksk-CouA*. and ihe Cde- hinted DOW LAW, COTTOX MLAXTEB, which 1 seU at Faoory prices. aoL c*—warty— ksmt Call and sed me. Strict attcntkm ed»>U aad •»<! (tom r /fdit.ary- «*—a. tf«t i«om, •urtf m MU any ’Alter. IU Mk, daru»z . SMITH. TAYLOR:LADSONi DKALKU IN General Mercliandise, Of F.rgry fWr1j<irvi; ladwUag funtu Hr rrum, <4st. r r hlt*i, Seyt ,.MtuSt*Jy — ' *&7rr »*d y-’J tni We ettmilj /maUk «uuiM Itwi UM« ibkklw lUit IWIWI teO—4a DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, WILLOW WAKE. J’* ;■*. - uL
