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THE; TIMES.
THOMASVILLE, GA.
Saturday, April 28, - - 1873.
EocAiiCob^agF.
Post Office Hours.
Fran a»l situ abdste,thsoBeawm Mopes
fbr Um iWUtmp of ■ ■ JL s I Ottu t
From! k.m,to’A
Prom 2 to C p. ro., In the CTCnlac.
Fruai 9 to 0 x. lo„ on Snnilji.
Front door .IE b, ope. eo tMt p^tMtaTtac
lock bou. cut (KtlMlr anil ttsll bora. Tie
nullr Tor sUpolntewlll clow ttSpn.
J.W. SEWARD, P.M.
Merck Hot ISO. . ; ■ ■ i .
Religious-
Tqxbi will bo services la oil the
cLareheson to-morrow os Sallows :
Methodist Church—Reverend Hr.
Austin, ot the .wool morning boor.
Sands; School in the afternoon st
holt slier four. Meeting ot the Bible
Society ot 71-2 o’clock In the evening,
Baptist Church — Reverend Mr.
Goulden, ot the usual hour. Sabbath
School in the morning, at nine o’clock.
Episcopal Church—Service ot 101-2
o’clock in the morning, by the Bev.
Mr. Brown. Sabbath School 6 P. M.
Presbyterian Church—Bevercnd Mr.
Qurtcrnts, will preach in this
church ot the usual hour in the
morning. Sabbath School 4 r. M.
Tiie Planters Store.—This well
known eslabluhment baa in addition
to their well assorted stock of Choice
Family Groceries, Lkpiors, Hardware,
Staple Dry Goods, and Household
Goods A fun Stock of Furniture.
Aro also prepared to sell fine Parlor
anfi Bedroom Setts, at HewTork and
Boston Manufacturers Prices, five per
cent commission added. Illustrated
catalogues of furniture always on
many other goods Hao numerous to
mention. We have the sole
lor the celebrated •‘Magna
Stove,” used by hundreds of our best
families, and are warranted to con
sume less fuel and to be better bakers,
than any other Stoye sold in this
country. This stove took the highest
premium for the best baker among the
many others exhibited at the last
Tbomasville Fair.
Buyers will do well to call at S.
Goldstouo & Co’s., “Planters Store”
and examine their new stock before
making their purchases, mar 22-2m
Quarterly Meetino.—This body
convenes today. Bev. Mr. Austin the
Presiding Elder of this District, will
preach attbe M.E. Church in the
morning at the usual hour.
The First Soda of the Season.—
Don’t fail to stop iu and see the splen
did now SdlW Fount Just put in oper
ation by W. E. Davies & Co. Every
thing is perfectly now and fresh. None
but the best and purest syrups used.
If you wish a drink of the cooling,
. gushing, beverago call and you will
find the ever present and polite Jun
ior of the firm ready to wait on both
loilies and gentlemen. mar 29-2L
Honor the Confederate Dead.
—In accordauco with the suggestions
made in the Times, in our last issue,
the graves of our fallen ones have
been neatly cleaned off. We sug
gest that the ladies of our town,
meettbis evening at tho old Ceme
tery at 5 o'clock, with their floral
offerings to pay a fltting tribute to tho
dead representatives of the “Lost
Cause.'-’ Those who cannot attend
might send wreathes and flowers. Wo
hope this sacred duty will not bo longer
neglected in Thomasville.
Take A Drink.—Samuel J. Cassels
would call the attention ot his friends
to tho fact UMlay his Soda Fount is
putin operation. Syrups unsurpass
ed. Everything Deal, and prompt at
tention to all. apr5 t£
We are in receipt oftlio March No.,
of the “Musical World,” published
monthly by H. I.. Schreiner Savannah,
‘ at S3,00 per annum. Music and songs,
in both German and English. Pat
ronize something near home, don'l
send North for your music and Musi
cal Journals.
Another Soda Fount.
A. Homeistcr would call the atten
tion of the public to his ice-cold Soda
Water, made from the best and purest
Syrups. Satislkction guarai
always on hand, and for sale in quan
titics to suit purchasers.
aprillO tf.
We are requested to slate that the
County Commissioners will meet at
the Court Houso the flrst Tuesday in
each month, for the purpose of trans
acting business. The functions of
these Commissioners aro very impor
tant. .Let all take notice as to the
time.
Just opened at I. Levy’s, a hand,
some line of Gent’s Furnishing Goods
ot tho latest styles. One dozen dif
ferent styles of Collars, Scarfs, Tics,
Ac., and tor sale at very reasonable
apr 5-ly.
Twenty-three yean ago,tl
this portion of Fletcherville
ed, by Hardy Bryan, to Peyton P.
Smith, a H.J,uekcy, W. W. Griffin,
W. Sharpy
as Trustees fbr “Fletcher Institute.”
It was then, as it is now, the property
of ihqrllethodiat Episcopal Qburch
qucntly transferred by them to the
8onth Georgia^C^M^ce^snd by
by that body passed to the control
of the Tbomasville District They
have dace yielded this church propyr-:
ty to the local authorities of the
Methodist Church here, i,
This Institute has flourished in the
past, it may do eo iu the iiiturc. All
who were residents of Thomasville in
1850,will remember bow uttei ly devoid
of life and activity thiaplaCewor. thou,
and what lethargy and inert ness char
acterized the then small village. ,These
same persons will remember whatnow
life was Infused into omything, how
business prospered, bow new buildings
went up, how accession after accession
was rapidly made to the population of
the town, under the direct influence of
Fletcher Institute ” when it went in
to operation in 185L These facts are
fresh 1 in the thinds VtP many. It has
been remarked by one of our old and
observing citizens, “that the inaugu
ration of this school was the beginning
of thst prosperity, which has since con
Tqt*
I ana<miKij>a»nBU»»» Oandifot* Ibrth^Ofll**
held an Utfc *f Mar*
arrim-td. watah DlfLf.
nl&ii&JfrA
FEBKUABYI, tm.
Price* reduced from 13 to 2 J per cent. Largest
stock in Ue South to select from. Elegant 7-oc-
(275 an4 $300 Warranted durable. Money re
funded In case of failure. Tbs popular “South-
places him within the pale ot that
lie institution. The most impor-
case—onsfi* Arson—is setd^vn
ial next Tuesday. We nndcr-
id that court will hold moat of next
into one ot the meet thriving towns in
theSMte.^ LWii these,/acta before
ns, and facts they are, it seems almost
incredible totkinkth^t au'lntpJiigenQ
cultivated people would allow an In
stitution, that wrought so wonderfhlly
in their behalf, and which was design-
ed for the diffusion of knowledge
among, their childrens we say kACetSK
passing atraugo that this, Institute
should have lUlenio far-froroits once
high estate.
It is true, there is a good Male
School in progress now, under ihc eu.
perintcndeucc ol a ripe scholar and
one who has the confidence of thepub-
lic. But we want more than this. We
s the present Judge is anxious to
r the Docket, he will have an ad
ned teim in Jane, provided he can
J some Judge : >, 7/0(1
endancc on the
Bawls,
tho member elect to Congress, from
the First Cong
tains Hunter,
Quitman, and Lyons, Esq., of
Albany. •:!’ .rui;:h:
. The Ermine rests as gracefully on
Judge II., as of old; and he has bced'
of businessto is week in.th.at
atead/iqukt? w try/that marked hifi-tul-
ministration in days gone by, to the
rotisfaetiou ofelMuj
poising the semes Oijasticewrtn that
nicety that always distinguishes the
upright jurist. •
Those wishing to be economical
should visit the store of L Levy, as he
is;determined during the Spring and
Shmmer seasori, to offer particular in
ducements to close. buyers. Country
merchants buying st‘wholesale, will
give money by pricing our goods be-
verted the then dull, listless village fore ordering "from other markets.
$410, JTn. ElAbt Jfc Co?
straments tower than over before sold. Adilreao
m fiw —a..«f ivnu, pianos sent on trial to any
* f* Hi&Ltatt, Cfctfo-
:ect the style dekired, give in the
os ran tee to furnish »tlrst-cl***
faatnmant or refund the money. __ Whwleoalo
b(|bt ffetho celebrated M**on A Amlin Cab
inet-Organs. Fifty styles, ffcom $30 to $-£M
each. DeUVered freight paid to cask Invert
in any part of the >outh. Any piece of Sheet Mu-
ale or Music Book published in the United States
sent, pust-paid, on receipt ot retail
'droaaall orders ff ,.L^|
> ^»:>;m(.M»answwu-')o,\ ji .
yffjjdd noadanj Books, Paper, Ink, Envelopes,
•Pens or anythincla that line ; or, if you want to
purchase a Steinway or Southern Gem Piano or
r sss&msasc:
of music and cannot find it in your place write
me an/11 will mail it tojgu free of posta-e.
Eur °P e -
XeTer be taken in by II juriahing advertisements,
but try aU and select the best. Price LUta and
Illustrated catalogues seat free anywhere.''
spl2-tf. -H.IhScahkxatEB,' Savannah, Ga.
apr 5-ly.
Meeting of tl
> Bible Society.* *•
Tho seventh anniversary of this So
ejety was held in the Methodist Epis
copal Church in this City, on the eve-
qinj
TBeriridfs Wjrtts u ct eu.
'‘E.^LAlcUcheefahd B: B. Best
The reports of the Secretary and
Tieasurer were read : «and adopted,
From these reports it appears that the
amount of funds Tteceived' daring the
yc^r was. S92£5;. amount of books on
haji $,o£)at?boston depository
811,65 ; total $88,05. ‘
The Rev. J. L. Lyons, agent of the
£cgat SUtoertisements.
l j. rnm° a9
mar21-ly
aBhrgaanwiT
^ „ HAN8EUL ft HANSELL,
Cabinet ‘'-'‘hiwfMiBi ‘Hjfjy
')! —o—. aaoTDui 91
Hiu ro^ovifl his'bhoplltim Broad. OON3ST.
to Jackson Street over
Foundry, near , peppt,
is fully prepai
entrusted to him, with promptness aiyl
dispatch.* ,/I I T
Give him a call—prices moderate.
iicytf’tfcEiS'k .D,t!^iA l.
If.i
Preniitilist’
I will I«ss upon the
MvlUe on the 90th ot April
U. H
ILIooke, Ordinary.
e-Mar,.
Court of Ordinary, March 27 th 1973.
JoUnB.
» will be crauted the njipltcmit In terms of
> the first Monday in May next.
2. - ,| M.fiqTf
TOore, Ordinary.
want three or lour, or a half dozen if I American Bible Society’, was intro-lu
you please, “ripe scholars and gentle- cc j am i addressed the meeting. Rev,
men who have the confidence of Hie it, B. Lostcr bcing called upon, also
public” with two hundred romping addressed tiie meeting
boys, from ten to eighteen years of age, The following officers were elected
gathered from all this country around f ot t |, e ensuing year; Col. Vi. D,
about here, making “Fletcher Insli- jjitclicll, President ; Revs C. S. Rock-
tutc” wliat it can becomu under judi- *^1, vice President ; John Triplett,
cions management—the gate to Col-1 secretary; John N. McKinnon, IVeas-
legc through which every yonng man llrl . r _
should pass who lives in one hundred xhe Society then adjourned
miles of here, and a High School at I b, c Doxology and Benediction by Rev.
which tho less ambitious may obtain I e. H. McGelicc.
an education suiLable to the condition I —
and wants of all. Some may smile at I To THE Ladies!—H. Wolff & Bro s
■I... „r , . - „ storehouse is now filled with the most
the idea of two hundred hoys being l hoicc selection of Ladies’.-Dn*s
gathered to this Institute. But a Goods, Hats, Parasols, Notions and
glance over our sister State of Florida, I Novelties of all kinds. Call and see
and over a half dozen or a dozen coun- I them before purchasing elsewhere.
lies surrounding us, rovoals the fact Xo , , roubl ? 10 “’l 0 " S?°*- Thc >' "
. , . ° I not be undersold, but propose to sell
that there is no legitimate reason, if I M c | ieap a8 anybody,
the proper efforts were made, and a 1 ”
school inaugurated here which might
be, that a great majority of the hun
dreds of boys growing up in this vast
area might be brought here. We want
£gmmt9.
Court ot Ordinary, March 27th ll
WnKitEAS, M. C. Smith, makes
by petition to thif 4'our> foriottenipl
tfon oWHhc ei-tr** " *
' AU petsoni 1:
file their oljcc
will be gran taxi the applicant c
- u a of the I
Tooke, Or. Unary.
objections in sakl f Vmrt, otherwise said
E. Remington & Son.
Are A^ jnts for several First Class
Companies. mch22 3to‘
aprl2-Im. H. Wolff & Bbo.
Bible Society Meeting at Bos
ton, Georgia*
The annual meeting of the Boston.*
Georgia branch Bible Society, was
Dr. B. L Halls
& Fever Puts,
AT
Wholesale and Retail by
** si > iL T. S. PAINE,
mar 2b 3m />rug«i»t
X. 1XIRT,
BOOT & SHOE MAKER
T VST"Orders, largo or small, promptly filled.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
I AT JWy.
effort, aystematic and per..»tcnt efforf. L c , d g , hst ,„ ce oa (he cven [ og • of
We want the incubus ol a roetamn thc £ Tho Prc8idcnt b ncv .
character lifted from . (alUmugh it rtoeraw|4r A$j n tho Ch , ir> Tho Rev.
has never partaken ot it). JV> want 1 ^ Lyons, Agent American Bible
to see .1 placed on n broad, liberal b.- Socie( / wa , aIs0 al . T!l0 millu .
sib that will command tiio confidence (6# of ,. a ceding meetings were
nud .eeure the patronage ofa ldenom-1 reports of
lonuons aud of everybody else. W. tho Se „ cla * ry Treasurer w»ro
want to see these beautiful ground. UleI1 altA >nd xhe
made still more beautiful, and a corps u la -r og K „ e Uicn ch0Mn for
of teachers second to none in Georgia en#lltD ; ,. ear:
or in the South employed, who *UI -BevrW-.^t.-Watts.Prendent.Bev.
give the Institute charneter ajiroad, Jas M Uushin, Vice President. Wm
and command the respect and support M j on4 £ gedrctaiy, A. B. Cuson,
of those about us. Treasurer.
These are no visionary ideas. They , Ffrrt i„ fbAoittu -C H- Blood
arc practicable. They may and should lji h £r£&.Md, Samuel Foy.'J.', IL
be carried out, aye, and even more UcDona id and John W. Taylor,
may he done, B our leading citizens The foilowing ri . sIul i OQa , presemed
will take hold of it.: What say >«u, | and advocated by Bev. Mr. Lyoua,
gentlemen of Thomasville? Wemean werc thcn uuaaialoa3 , y a ,i op tcd:
busmess when we talk of clothing this - Thal t)lc Miaistcre of this place
old Institute in more than her pristine he authorized to draw Bibles 4
glory. We shall recur to this subject I laments from the depOBlfeqsjE,:
again soon, for we are iu earnest ; in I ^ n!e*m Uie'
the meanUmo our columns are open to «“Tlmt a scrCSSSipreached on',
the discusssion of this vital subject 1 " ' ”'* * **
FIELD CROPS,
OFFEBED BY THE
8.6. A. ft M. A880CIAf ION,
p ^kfjthe Fair of 18V3.
CLASS L
For toe largest crop of cotton pro
duced upon one acre.of up
land, with a statement of the
cultivation,
ie number or times'.
and hoed, the kiud of seed
used, aud giving cost of pro
duction, ; .> • n
For largest crop of cotton grown
on 5 acres of land in one
^afnaryquireoi^as %
For largest crop of field peas
raised on l acrp, ■. 5
For largest erop k Of * pcavine hay .
raised on one acre, . 5
For largest and best crop of native !
grass hay raised on one acre; 10
Largest aud best crop of
grass hay, other than native, *
raised on one acre, 10
Hiss. AddleE. Mcllellan&Co,
Thomasville^ Georgia,
Books, Periodicals, Magazines, .Sta
tionery, Ink, Pens, Penholders,
Letter, Noloart Initial*!**" '
’ per, School Books, Blank 4
-- Books, A lbums,
Cards and Card
A. choice selict ion t of Poem
j All orders
•Magazines soil
tended to.
Duiiy papers constantly on hand.
martl-Cm.
NATIVE
WINE
•Al. That a s. rmoa be
the Bible cause at ;this'pl
„ — ■ ■—■■■,——-f-, I convenient time, before tho oud-of Uia-
Gents !—Have you seen too large I year, and a collection be taken ilp*In
assortment of Gentlemen's clothing I behalf ol Ibis “—— * 3 ’ e -
aml furnishing goods, which we have meet on-lbc third
brought out this soason ? Call aud see I mouth, 21st of May
We will sell as cheap and cheap-1, _ XVm. mT-Ji
or than anybody. Try us. Our styles Boston, Ga., April
arc of the latest. | , —A. — . ——
apr!2-lm. B. Wolff & Bro.
prices.
The Largest Yet—We mean
those very lino Strawberries, so kindly
sent us by our friend Mr. S. A. Dick
ey. They were certainly the finest
specimens that we have seen yet
They must have bad careful cultiva
tion to have attained the size and fla
vor which they possessed. They were
of tho “Wilson Albany” variety, and
from the specimens before ns, (but
which are rapidly disappearing,) w^
would advise our friends to cultivate
this fine variety.
Just opened at I. Levy’s, a new line
or shoes for Ladies, Gents, Misses and
Children. Oar stock or Ladies Shoes
cannot be surpassed by any house in
the City. Thoee wishing the article,
Will save money by giving ns a call.
- f ipr 5-ly. -J ’
OCR Band—The soft strains of
mode come floating in at our window
yesterday evening about 5 o'clock—
Upon investigation we found the
yonng men, comprising the Thomas-
vine Band in front of Jo. Fass’ store,
discoursing some of their finest airs;
to The edification of a large number,
;who bad gathered on Broad SL These
yonng men deserve support and en-
ha oonragemont from all /wr citizens, and
we hop* they will receive it. It is a
Band of which Tbomasville ought to
Personal.—We had the pleasure
ol meeting tho Bev. Mr. Sweet ot
Quitman in our office this week. He
is odc among the most popular cler
gymen in this conference; kind, genial, I" ™
and forbearing, he is a ,H represent.- *
ttve of the great body of Divine, who | maka thc floral oxhibiUon at our next
are guardmg the morals of the laud, hft- evca a more dro'ided success'iriau
Rev. Mr. Lester formerly presiding lh# xbo , un( . rb coUcctioa lasl
To THE I,ADI Els.—j
members what biirflU^
were excite! by thef:
of hot bouse plants;
exhibition, by some
at thc last Fail:.,
Elder in this District, has been spend
mg a few day* in our town.
Gentey oUba News and Rnshmgol behiaJ ba , doublc ll , esc aUrocti ,
ho Adverttserha. been m .rtendance Tbe flrslaad 3ccouJ premiums offend
this week on our Court Every will surely compensate
who lives near enough to an office
ought to take a daily paper.
£amuel N. Papot, Esq., formerly of
diciffodly the fcaiuro of (htf
ijiitloq; ap(| t k» Os not till
our fair .friends,.for any extra trouble
they may go to.
Next to themselves the ladies like
this place ho t now one of the PnXine- t0 baTC lheir flowers and plants ad-
to.s of that deservedly popular house mireJ abd W e hope they will give the
the Pulaski was on our streets yestcr- pubuean . 0 pportnnity of doing so at
d»J- r .I»Jou wish lo slop at a house tbc mI( Fair
' ver}thi “ 8 you CbjNWi&t-E^-wTTJodertmad'
^ - r — I that efforts are ou foot to have tiie
Strange but True.—We learn I Grand Jury recommend a County
from Mr. Daniel Forrest, that a young I Court for Thomas County. This
fox'was brought-to his house not lontLitjShoubHjc, and vro* 6lnqerely h<*pw
since, and which has been adopted! tlicVport will Auccacd.! Iho> ciriljup
into a family of kittens that a favorite I risdiction alone of said Court will re
lieve the Superior. Court of a
ki<in« y«, whin, tr mu h. bowels. Ae.. i*
celVxl Person* aaOerinc ol tlvspwpsU. - bolie.
hc«U*iic,«MOU|*tion. billloasnc**, Ac., should
• 1 to trv It. l>r. /*. S. Bower, mjs he
i»4s it iu his finrtire, and has not once
diwsf.fioiateti. T. H. Puioo. Dru^tt, ThotnAs--
“llie. is who esale t(tM. All 4n$$lsu hare It
a sale. Try it at once. apr 12-3m.
house cat. of hli is rearing; /rYoung
Reynard is treated the‘ J sfcne '*in all
burden; but when
t Court of a grea^ ^
In addition* to Hhts“ at
WEST END HOP
To Visitors of ifhomasvilie the Pro
prietor offers inducements
ubK
Rooms Large,
r -JMOS-.C.MITOHrLL Special Partner. |^ (
f A ichoBJoJA
iflttMMHAVM
Lwrawaa
j ASM*! ■
HEECHAHTS.
Her
,r /:,ta 17
NEW BRICE. WAREHOUSE
Mljmi ywyswil BjttlMdljiBi. ttbcil ,4-
Sale High School
i»amT Principal.
J08EPH JERGERftBRO.
Watch-Makers and Jeweler*,
LARGE STOCK OF
Sr Jr-Uassels,
.1 a lloO liiiy; h/r, l!«?f|#t 1
Table Supplied with
TteA fijstetf and-Fish i
AND m BEST OF EVBMTT1IINO.
Meals at Amj mm* AD Hoof
public Una he la still at kia old itaaC aad prw-
' ' ccc—odala them wtthallthiap*
lie Ufittinrffamt wUI har^Brliw V a
‘IJLaDtatmcXaCUiMii;atrtfti Wihberanrwu,
mrendeut, weUOiruUhcd and kept thoroughly
In addition to the Saloon, W has now on hand
aad will keep constantly supplied with
Tbe Finest Cignin,
QSVGGIST,
DS VIA. IS
DRUGS.
MEDICINES. . J.
GARDEN SEEDS,
WHITE LEAD,
ZINC PAINT,
COLORS
IS—S et lh« fcllo.ta* pore— bnuD w>. In
M|BllaVeuk.l.U>IW.Ub..lk|-
adsn. Uceoti; La Floe do MmsIca is mmu.
rii Otiliw MrlTin- bv .Tf nr
I assortment always on hand and at
WINDOW GLASS,
ILLUMINATING,
LUBRICATING,
and paintoils.
A HShdl Met af Um .bolt I.
Ml fee ah cb~e s» <■£
dn» «r» r.nbu.1 Mdy IWM StM-,1.m
• aad ars wanantod |*urw.
A. F. PUEVATt
DEALER IN
Jewelry, Watches, Clocks,
ilffi .Tfaiiib-iBH®”’’"’«
HttB&TPitBB,
if-
Furnishing Goods.
MUSICAL INSTBUMENTS.
I ’:
Latc* supply of Spectacle*, on hand repair-
lag promptly done at moderate rate*.
wistohes awl other article* left In abep over
•UnenthMre will not be reipearfbl* for. j. j j j
planting, moefe of cultivation,
kind of corn, times plowed
and hoed, amount and kind
of manure applied, giving
cost of* production,., ,
For largest crop of corn grown on
5 acres of upland, in one body,
same requirements as above. 20
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 5 acres, '
For largest crop of rye raised on
5 acres, j 10
For largest crop of sweet po-
j • jtktoes raised on one acre, tins
erdp to be arrived at by dig
ging and measuring au ayer-
age eighth of an acre 25
For largest crop of Irish potatoes
raised on oue-^ighth of an acre, 5
For laig44t ck>|>; 0* (ground :peaB-
or pindeta raised per acre, th<T t
crop tolxyascertained by dig- 1
. ,ging and- measuring an aver- *
‘ 'agd eighth of ah acre,
For largest crop of chufas raided
on 1 acre, crop to be asccr-
« in#same manner 4s -
Competitors for the above premi
ums are required to have the land
measured and the articles to he weigh
ed dt measured in the Rreaeoce of
three disinterested and reliable wit
nesses and certificate produced from
them wttha-iiaikiple.of crop,: .
The requirements above most be
lurnished in writing to the Secretary
at the time of making tbe entry.
> CLASS 2.
For the largest crop of Indian
corn raised by any white boy
under 16 years of age upon
1 acre of laud JO
Fm &
1C years of age upon one acre, 10
■Besf variety 1 S^rMfl ^brn, with '
two bushels as sample, weight
to be considered, 5
Best variety of corn for stock,
with two bushels as sample,
weignt to be considered, ' 5
st variety of sweet potatoes,
two bushels as sample. 3
Best variety of table pea, one bush
el as' temple, 11 ‘ 3
Rest bushel of rice, upland, 5
Best bushej of oats. 3
Beal bushel of iriah potatoes, Geor-
ia raised, 3
for five bushels of the largest
sweet potatoes, 3
Best two pumpkins, 1
Best two Coshaws, # .1
Bcs( 5 bales of Aipland cotton, 60
Best bale of upland cotton, . 100
Best brie of sea island or black
seed cotton raised on upland, 10
Best two &tal|LS of cotton, green
seed, Diploma
0O|i bale of wo$I of 30Q pounds, CU)
Best 10 pounds of leaf tobacco, 5
When the premium is for one or
more bags, all the bags must be on
— - All begs to average
45016% each. > j «j > j (
PITTMAN BROS,
DEALERS IN
BRY GUOSa, BBBTS,
HATS,
WftRBWARE ET6.» ET6.
Would reipectfiiny Inform their fHeuil* that
their Stock for th*S|*ing Trade i« now cumiOctc.
CohsltUng in r*rt Of .
Domestic Goods, Brown Home
spuns, of all kinds, Bleach-
ings, Tickings, Pant
, !, Staffs, 1 Crockery
ud cTCrythloc need*! b, hmmj »ik|i i
PLOWS, IIOEG, TRACES, Etc.
We bay oar Goods at tholowtsipri
ces aud, we intend Belling for short
E roflls. Call and examine our stock
efqra purchasing.
Wo arc Agents for the Qoilman
Factory aod we arc prepared to fur
nish their Yarns and other Goods, on
as good terms as tho same Goods can
be bought iu thc State.
■ r ■ f . rnchfll ly
House
Have now and keep constantly 'on
hand a Large assortment: viz:
ltotu llolU. Ur*c«*. Brad*, ('liinlls,
Chxinp, Clothe* Hook*. CoOht
Mills. Cotton Cards, Curry
Combs. Coffin llsudlt-F,
Dour lxicks, Drawer
Pulls, totg Brat-
crs. Gauges,
Fir* Dogs
^iLhini
Knob*. levels, Iaiii|s, IJmiiii; Nulls, I.ii.ks,
Locks, Mcasurinf Tapes, Nslls. A i{>|>crs. OII«*fS,
P*d Locks, Planes. Pi*tc<l Ware. Scissor*,
SI tears, Quilt Frame Clamps, Itlvets,
Holes, Htoves Sail Irons, Sasti Lifts,
£aw». Saw Setts. Shoe Knives,
Short Is, hi print Bakmeos,
Stock Isocks, .Vtoi k ami
Dies, Stioons S<|UMrra,
Taeks, Tbe run mi-
cters. Ton*S,
Trowels.
Tatk Ham
mers. Thimbles.
Well Wheels W’eslges.
Jron, Window Fasteners,
are also Proprietors of the American
B. F. Fudge
i .-Tinner
| AND DEALER IN
its]
Cooking A Parlor Stoves of
AU Kind*!
Tin and Hardware
ftrh.
SHOP opposite the Market House
on Jackson street, at his new building,
GIVE ME A CALM
mar 21-3m B. F. Fudge.
CLAas 4
For thfe best barrel of flour, Diploma
~or toe bes^-barrel of Georgia.^
Tor thc best bushel of grits,
Florida,
the bcs_
made from lugar cane,
Competitors. premiums caonr
and syrup are requested to give a aes-
respects as the legitimate offspring of 1 it is known that all grimes below the
Tabby, and Seems to jpake > himself SJT| 0m ci felony can be tried and dia-
home generally. This may be * but a I posed of by tbe Judge of toe County
ruse and a sly way of getting the I Court at any turns, q»o ;ope: am /kff
bearings to Dan's chicken roost; so, I to see that each session of the Supe-
if his foxship should disappear a strict I rior Court can be shortened from thiee
watch might entrap thc imposter.— | to four day's. As said Court costs tbe
In these days of venality and theft. I County about 0100 per diem this
it is well enough to scan closely all I ought to make every goodcitiaea anx-
suspicious charictefs. ‘ Wo do: not I ions to have saMCodri* estabfished at
know, bowevery l^liat ltaye bpen the once. We could say much more In
associations of Ibis, new comer, and I favor oftoe County Court as a saving
would not iaUalionaUy da; him any I of expense to the County bat want of
,im»t ji% • ■
; Well II 0
POLITE: iM) OBLIGING
L v ;\ SERVANTS. ■’[
J7ou««on tLe Corter oTBEOAD S CIA TBTS-
pint rlsm Purlin
r: nffTOnr ,
, A ^.^UBiTON, |
Proprietor
DRAYING and HAULING I
AM PREPARED la OUT ** <*• P “ Ulc
sncuB ran lh>,
i i
1 taiaMEsal WirM.Md las,
CAREFUL DRIVERS,
555^8588^4^^
For tbe best box of chewing to-
For tbe best bbt of cigars made
in thc Cotton States. Diploma ”
The Association also.offer qvi*
lowing
SPECIAL PREMINMS;
braced in Department B,
Class 1st, lo-wit: I’reserrise,
pickles, jellies, catlaps, etc.,
- made by any one lady, tbe
articles to be an mannfiie-
tnred by the exhibitor,
To the gentleman paying the
- largest amount at entry fete, ,25
To the lady paying tbe-largest :
amount of entry fees, _ g
ALSO
Lumber tar Sale—all Sorts
■ Style. ■
GRIST MILL
GRINDING DAY A
THCXSDAT, FKro tT AMP SATf»»ArJ
CI7FIIS t
3(cudic Burial Cosu mAMitaXr. i
» ; - tats.
SSSsSSSSSl
Bakery
CONFECTIONERY,
A.
.V »IIk.
Grim! Stone*. Hum
mers, Ffooceta, Files, Fir*
i. Forks, Fry Pans. Gar-
Candle*.
Raisins,
DAVIES ft GO.;
DRUGGISTS,
DEALERS IN
Mbpiotjws,
, !U , ffiffjsmicbls,
JPbijtts,
Si u 0n,s,
i . 1 ' : ffftUSMES,
TOIELT AND FANCY GOODS,
PURE
Wines and Liquors.
Preaciptiona carefully i mpounded
at all hours.
roch 22-1 -y
AT 1118 OLD STAND,
Fruits, foil Vln-li
TOYS
fbok* selection, eml.i
tew! fo |>)*w« !)<• BUk folks.
Fine Liquors,
For Mwlk fol (.iirpow*- A oft* I*
ALrE €c LAGER
ALW A re ON DKACGHT.
WEI miNG
’Uff.li.wl U|WM 4rt/ft tafoite*.
P. lirilubu,
Saddles, Bridles,
HARNESS:
RADDLES, From SSJtO and upward.
HARNESS, “ fHJB
BRIDLES, “ tm
und all kinds of Hone Fnrtritnre,
Erery description of
CAMMaE. ttseov.
l{<-|><>Hitoi- s v.
Wagon Materials,
U*tA|R«tfTn4 my tOwk of Ustpm. C*rrifo
p*,W*r*..«o„ b» Ik* mnwrTftCfira
tsd MAItl+rii WraMfo .iu 1W Wmtm~
krawste WkKiHT AarEMAl t-Tl —1 In la
A larger Stock. Better ' srwtr and at
' Shoe Findlnrs etc.
LOWER PUICM Tlltl
I bare on band a Large Stock of Karri* nun isaaKor,
LEATHER
of aO knidt, for sale at low prices.
Fnsrortrd Leather and CVjlb, a
a Fine assortment of
CHILDRENS CARRIAGES.
i*wy VBfcllt* I Ml IS I
PLANTATION WAGONS,
< ’I am agent for the KtatUALL,
WOOD, Hoksx-Colla*. aod the Ceie-,SSmrou5u?t«C -^™
beated DOW ItW. COTTON
■ CaU aad act me. Strict attention
M» '
a-.-zi
i rnEmSTem rate pm.
MgSgeesOr K-Mta m*