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THE TIMES.
rTlOMASVILI.E, OA.
Saturday, August 9, - 1878.
LOCALCOLUMN .
OftRK.VI/. CJRKGAA,
•V/ Georgia.
For the Wock ending An just 7th, 1873.
Expressly for the Times.
THERMOMETER.
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Fair.
~r Ittalii
laying of the Corner Stone on
the 19th.
The following Lodges have been in
vited to participate with us, in laying
the Corner Stoue of the new Ma-
soxei building on the lblh, viz-
llainbridgc, Boston, Quitman, Valdos-
to, Okopilco. Morveu, Albany, Camil
la. Moultrie, Iamonin, Shiloh and
Monticollo. We hope to see a good
delegation from all these lodges on
that day. The Grand Master S. D.
Irvin has been invited to perform the
services,nd will doubtless be here.—
The occasion promises to be a very
interesting one, and we tiust that the
public may lend their presence, and
sanction to the occasion. All arc invi
ted to !>c present. The ceremonies will
Fletcher Institute.
As will be seen elsewhere by the ac
tion of the Board of Trustees, the ex
ercises of this institution will be re
sumed, on Wednesday the 3rd day of
next September. Mr. O. D. Scott the
principal elect, arrived here on Mon
day, and speut several days__iu look
ing around onr flourishing town, ex
pressing himself highly pleased “with
the place, the people, and the prospect
for a school.
From the aetion of the Board it will
be seen that the selection of au assis
tant has been left entirely with the
principal.
The gent It man In whose hands, for
a while at least, the **cal of this In-
j stitutc rests, made a very happy iin-
1 £ Fair.
liABOMETKlb
commence at 10.30 o'clock on Tuesday pressiou w«? uudcrstartd on the Board
the llltli iusl., on the corner of Broad of Indices, as a ell as ou many of our
TO THE WEST! TO THE WEST!
Before asking tout arrangement* to folio*
the advice of the -Otoaouwi* who hare alre*ljr
gnM,** it would bo woD to consider what ba*
been <l»ae to make the Journey to jour* Home*
In the WhT a* p raaant and as tree from dan-
line from Nashville. Tenn.. to St. I/.ul*.
future grot citj ot the world.” Th'» line the
ST. LOUIS &. SOUTHEASTERN RAILWAY,
b a during the peat year, earned an Invalaabie
reputation by its mniptli track. I'pmut tinj«,
nur« connections. ami the luagnirtce -t e of it*
iA->en2*re<iaiptueiit It* trains are tu*ile upot
and cototcoJlme day car*, provided wilh
celebrated will- r eon pit
the WeaUnr* oc»e air-brake.
t..e celebrated * ill r coupler and platform, and
aUn*' oc*e air-brake. "
.. — pueUirdg the only time runmtmg Pullman
Pal-tee Tiruring-l'.nom Sleeping Can through
rifkortf change from .VadrWt to St. Ismi*. 5i»
other tin.- pretend* to offer such advantage*. ei
ther in distance, time or eqalomcnt Wlsy, then,
j mrner by cireiitomroute* ? Do not be indue-
e-I to parch*** tickets to St. Louis or the Went
by any other line, remeniberlng that
“T*r St. hunt* tt Sonthrerntrru.''
is the shortest, cheapest, quic£r*t beat and only
line un ler onr muiutme' t from Na-hville to
LauL*. and is fr tu 60 to -put miles the *h<»n-
| | | =■•
' .•«» til .TO to 30 <>!
ajiiolatloiii lxdow well siistiiliicd. Mock liubl:
iandoriitnrv 13 3-4 to
f MM-l-J ' ' "
I'od Ofllce Hours.
From mid alter this date, the oilier will be oj-eii
for the delivery of mail, ns follow* :
From ‘J t<1IS fi. m. hi the exerting.
From h to 0 a. in., on Sundays.
Front door will Is- open soth.it parlies having J bp
li«-i boxes can get their mall :«l all hours. The
miiiU for all |*>l»ts will • lose at «'• p. m.
‘ .1. W.SKWAKR, I\M.
and Fletcher strceis.
I Tatks Spimxos East Tknx.—A
letter appears from our correspond int
Lydc," in to-davs issue. It will be
cun that the great cholera scare and
stampede, that occurred lately at Tate
Springs, (and whose advertisement
appears in our columns) was a lulsc.
alarm.
The statements of our correspondent
may be "strictly relied on—so that par
ties who have any inclination to visit
this justly famous watering place, can
do so without incurring any risk what
ever. Parties will however, miss the
kindly welcome, and gentle manners
of Miss Tate; who has within the past
few years, with that peculiar finesse,
that so often characterizes woman,
lit Tatt s' Springs to the very
j front rank among the popular summer
J resorts of the country.
CHURCH DIRECTORY. J
There will bo nervier* in nil the chinches on j
to mot row :u> follow *:
MothMlnt Church.—ltev. !i. II. WeGohrc. at
the usual aiornluz and cmiini; bourn. Sun-lav .
Soli.*. I, 4 12 p.M.
PnnbyU-rlau Church .—Rev. Mr. ouArtenuan,
:ti l|i«- usual hiiutn morning and - veiling. Sal-
bath Scbonl I I*. M.
iTnj.t 1st Cliureu.— ltev. Mr .at the
u*na! hour* morning mii-I evening. Said nth
School 9 A. M.
I'.plsi-- |«al Church.—No fterviec.* in tho iib-
nnreof the Pastor. .Sabl-alli School 5 I*. M.
The Buck Eye Bee Gum is one of
the greatest inventions of the age.--
Call and see il.
Another Soda I'ouni.
A. IlomeisJer would call the atten
tion of the ) uMic to his ice-cold Soda
Water, made from the best and purest
-Syrups. Satisfaction^guaranteed. Ice
lilies to suit purchaser
npiillt* if. j
ikOO Upward.
Lost somewhere heLvcen my house
and the depot a pair of gold sleeve but-
I ms, ol'o’dotig shape with a leaf carved
ou the face. J will pay the above re
ward tor the delivery of said buttons
at this oJIW. J. K. CunisrAis.
.lust opened at I. Lew's, a hand
some line of Gent's Ktiraishiiiff Good*
of the latest styles. One dozen ililler-
eiit si \les ot Collars, Scarfs, Ties'Ac.,
and tor sale at very reasonable prices.
apr -Vly.
Letters hold for Postage, P. 0.
Thomasvillc Ga.
George Swindle, - Camilla Ga.
.Jas. P. Harrison, - Atlanta
lpv. II. B. Fulton, - Faelin] Bock
rickeiis county Ga.
I'nik-r thir warm genial rays of the
Mia assisted by a little rust the fleecy
Maple is bursting out in places. We
have heard of a few pointers who have
picked out some cotton.—Who is •!<)-
Ing to go*, the first ball-
is looking out for it.
. Purlicidar
We hereby give not
after anything, to secure inseiiioii in
lhe Timms, must !»«• handed in by
Tlnirtdiy evening. As we want to
mt off our mail Safiir.lay morning, we
close Friday at noon; and we hope ev
erybody will govern themselves accor
ding 1 }'.
Sellout Coniniissiouers.
This it a subject of importance to
the people of the county, and one up
on which they have a desire and right
to be uilormcd. More especially is
this true in regard to the actings and
doings of those constituting the
"Board ’*
This lnsly is now organized, and
proceeding, statedly, with its appro
priate duties. At the meeting early
in July, f’. S. Uockwcll was elected
President. W. F. Hubert had been
previously elected Scc'y. At the same
meeting the President and Secretary
were instructed lo investigate the ac
counts of Teachers unpaid ami distrib
ute the amount remaining ou band in
the Treasury, pro rettet. 1 best* officers
at an early day entered upon this du
ty. Tiny i-ma-1 then, in the hands of
P for sale in tpiau- the county Treasurer the sum of £-114
sers. ! ... ,i 1..- ,.c n... it....-.1
citizcus, with whem he met during his
short slay. The board evinced their
confidence in him. by leaving entirely
to him, the responsible task of appoint
ing an assistant; and we doubt not
that our citizens will show theirs, by
a patronage extended to this oid lime
honored institution, that shall remind
us of the palmy days of tlicpast, when
the old campus resounded with the
merry laugh of scores of puplis.
Mr. Scott proposes to furnish the
institute at an early day, with a per
fect set of chemical and philosophical
apparatus. He will leave nothing
undone on his pari, to put the school
on a level with best high schools in
the State/
Pare nts ami guardians having chil
dren to educate, will find that Tliom-
asvi.lc now oilers, extraordinary in
ducements as an educational point.—
In .September “Young Female Col
lege,'* ami ‘"Fletcher Institute,” will
resume operations, under the control
and management of two Boards of
Trustees—each comprising many of
our leading citizens, who have the
interests of these two educational
al o tLe • Chicag-
ril e.
You ran »ecur«*
aelvet.au-1 your 111
aull or by letter.
Nx>b vii'.u, Tjub.
P. C. SAWYER’S
ECLIPSE
C0TT0NGIN
Sher iff §jttes« foe August. P.ttenUdMay2C, 1873.
’ I I.L be auiil ou the lirat Tue»«l*V in Septetuher
I next before the Court Jli-uae*
Tlx-u.ii" Hie, lietween the .e*al h->
r.tell Seal. Pr<n>ei . .
tiff** AUorney. Term* <-f ni
at
of Un-i
•'iie-l ftolu tae S«U-e-
«a*h.
lot
at the- taiiie lime ami | 'are,
ir.inPrr liH,-!>ur. ami
iff in the ll.irtceiitlultttrli’tirf Til
-rjrJ.t. an-1 in ilx- T -wu -if Thomaxvilh* ami
urn a« a port of ti-e I < re lJMtrta, Ootititig on
■e Street. I^*vit-l on a* the »«roi»crty of R //.
jH.inie-1 out by IMaintUr
With Adjustable Roll Box an«l Swinginj Fr-rnt,
for Ginning Damp, Met or Dry Cotton.
.^*0, the Celebrated
GRISWOLD GIN,
P. 0. SAWYER, Macon, Ga.
i>-;d
1>.
l and*, nentitle -
-cxTy of R
II. H. Took*
LI'KM, SlKriff.
Mortgage Sale for October.
ni-b **K SOLD before the Court limine d«
taldishments near at heart. These I
Hoards are composed of gentlemen
who are not merely figure heads, but
who take a warm and lively interest.
iliem; ami pareutsand friends, may
rest assured that out side of the rc-
ponsible corps of efficient Professors
ami Icachers, in these schools, that
their children will be well eared for,
both morally, and intellectually.
We would say to all, if you wish to
send your boys or girls to a first class
school, to a town proverbial for its
health, its morals, and good society
scud them to Tiiomasvillc.
11; -
y > in Tbo«na*vil : e f Timnm* countyanti tins l*t
Inca lay In «Xtot.cr next, between the lawful
hour* • fiulu, tbo r-dluwlnj property, to-wit:
Out S cam Saw Mi 1 mi l iitta*-huienta. an the
projierty •» S. A. Jt-nkin.-, to *atia|> a
I troin Th-uuas Supcrinr •
Tcruis cash.
r bill
omimieal
v.v, as he
and
Those wishing to 1
should visit the store of I. Levy,
is determiued during the Sprit)
Summer season, to oflW parlictifar in
ducements to close buyers. Country
imivhatits buying nt wholesale, will
save money by pricing our goods be
fore ordering from other markets,
apr 5-1 y.
Mr. Ogden II. ( arroll, who has long
been connected with the ' hug store ot
Mr. T-S. Paine in our place,' left hurt
night for his home in Milltmvn. Ifis
many friends here rcgiet to part with
him, nn«l ho is followed to his old
home, ami into his new bun ness, by the
warmest and best wishes of his many
friends. \
New Soda Fount.
Messrs. Kottman «& Kimlon have
just put into (iperatton, their spieudid
new fount, chilled with »efr and ilankcd
by a riel) lot of pure m;d iiuadtilteraied
svrups. Call at Bruces Corner and
try it. nug IMf
Dropping at Bruces corner this week
we were pleasantly MirprUed to lind
that Messrs. Kottman »V Kin l-m. have
converted tbo corner into ono of the
host fitted up stores in the place—filled
with u fine stock of lamily groceries,
confectioneries etc. Among the most
attractive features, was u splendid
n«:w soda fount, with it-i cool looking
white marble, ami its pure syrups
tastefully arranged, inviting the thirs
ty cool ol* with a glass of this delight
ful. liarinlceu drink.
subject to the onlcr of the Board.
The total amount of accotiuU was
mmiclhitig over £2000. Some of these
accounts bad received a parted' the
money duo on thcry. Some if 1,GOO
worth of accounts had received noih-
g. To these last, attention
eteil. and among them the distribu
tion was made. All these accounts
were for services rendered by Teach
ers iu 1S71. Twenty two per rent
the amount given to these Teachers af
ter deducting commission of county
Treasurer. The accounts to which
this distribution was made, amounted
to something over i'l,b0rt. Of course
a large, balance is still unpaid. These
Teachers have rendered watisfnetory
.service, to the public in this behalf
and ought to be paid. A distribution
to tl-e counties will soon be made by
tin; Stale coimni-Monci and should lie
direct flit* money to be paid over to
the accounts for 1S71, it will be done,
j The Board will meet on tin: first
Saturday in each mouth at the ( '"tu t
| House for the transaction of such bu<-
inetos as may come before it, at which
time and place, those wishing to beex-
j nuiiucd tor “cei liS'.eat- s, or desiring to
Notice. la employed as ptihlie teachers will
• j>ore-1 l» r oj*o , it themselves. The examiua*
rr inset lion , n j ti-ms n ill be 1 igid. ami any expecting
certificates upon superficial or partial
examinations will bo disappoiuted.
It has been coin plained that lliccol-
oretl people do not -participate in the
benefits of this fund. They are now
res; e •tlully informed that it any col
ored man or woman shall apply for a
certificate, and if upon examination
t!i v shall be found competent, or it
any colored sahool now in operation i»
under the dinctioii of,a regularly li
cense teacher, and shall comply
with the requisitions of law, there shall
be no disuriiuinatiou against such
teacher or school on account of race,
color or previous condition.
LTI.VS.S. bock well.
sident Board, County Commis-
icr, Fob. ln*iruction, Thomas Co.
PULASKI HOUSE,
SAVANNAH, GA.
S. N. PAPOT & CO.
OMNIBUS/vS meet all train* and uteaiuer*.
Every attention shown to guests.
The i/ouse is centrally located and
having been newly refitted and refur
nished is one of the most popular Ho
tels in the Southern States.
juiy2G-3m
Committee 011 Ucfrcsliiurntft,
The following ladies and gentlemen
have been appointed to get up, ar
range. and prepare, refreshments for
the visiting brethren, who are expect
ed here to participate in the ceremo
nies of laying the corner stone of the
new Masonic bunding ou the 10th
insf. It is hoped (hat the committee
will hold a meeting early next wock,
and make what preliminary arrange
ments that may be noccs-ary:
Mrs. Dr. Bower, Mrs. Joseph Jerger,
Mrs. T. C. Mitchell, Mrs. N. J. Cas.
scls. Mis. I)r. Brandon, Mrs. Jacob
Knbitshek, Mrs M. f. Smith, Miss
Mattie Seward, Miss Emma Moore,
Miss Fannie Han.sell. Miss Maria
Coyle, Mis** Cynthia McLean, * Miss
l.issa Sanford, Mr. M. Isaacs, Mr. J.
.1. Black-hoar, Mr. T. X. Hopkins, Mr.
Gus Harrell, Mr. Joseph Moore and
Di. Coyle.
DR. HOOD’S
EUREKA
LIVER MEDICINE.
Tills lias i-rovo-l to Iki the t»*t u>e-IIc!iic fcn »wn
for Liver coiwji'alut JMlltou*iic*i. etc, It
humt-n*. Reu-l the following certlttcatct
Dr. Mcgall '
Tribute* of Re-pecf.
The following Preamble ami rcsolu-
ion? were unanimously adopted by
he Sunday school ot the Baptist
hmvli, Thomasville, Sunday,'Muly 27
has
lilt. //«hh»:
*!ck lifaitwte.
r.. nr. K. C.
your Eureka Li
l-s1 iii the *
. //*mi!i :
Mr*. Wm
1,04.. Dee. !
ir—Your Kurekn Liver
" ItoM/v! U C. 1
, Jinx- 10,
Ir—1 have trust
> IIKltllll* «
hit ck-. Ml‘l tollIhI ll'itll’lll licit
Eitrckri. altlioiigh I li:i-l taken in
lu—itilti
• .VI cent* nn-l 81.* 1
M. M. BLAXl’OX
LUMBERYARD.
This Gin Took Three Premiums
Last Year.
- leeirn
iluabteiaa I'EKFKCTC01 TON GIN.
tor in all the jmint* and -juajUle* «Ie*lrabte 1
SAW YKit'S K LIP.S’K GIN will maintain the
it natural leng'li oft 1
i> a* rapid work ananv ma* i
The old GlU'iroi.DGIS-
-fiinii>he-l to enter whenev
-I lie made to
genuine pattern
.-nire-L
A W Y F.H'.V
oniiietitoni.
.. . at Uie Noutiieaat .\U1> tma and .South-
Fair, at Kufanhi—one a idlvermp,
the other a diploma. Al*> tlie flr*t premium nt
‘ a Fair al Gold:boro". North Carolina.
NEW GINS
Will bcde-iv'red «
lowing price* :
Thirty live Saur*
! the fol-
...8131 •£>
. an t ot-l t
VOLUNTARY TESTIMONIALS
lurnUhu I Ir >m var.oua aeetioo* of the cot-
Luinlh-r of every ilewwijpttoi
ton growing .Slate*.«
Dear Sir Kncl*>*e.l Hint drat) <■
ingC-uttiany f-.riuo, a* paymt
• which «t.- .ire welt ph-«M*l.
BOSTON NOTES.
Boston, August fill) 1873.
Messrs. Editors: The weather has
been variable since my last communi
cation. including plenty of rein. The
1 atcrpillar* have not douc any daniag<
near Boston, but nrer the creek, or just
a/firjilttntiitionsbeloir us. they have
eaten up the crop, rsot and branch, or
■ill.
i opening and baskets are in
Jlustcya Hotel was occupied on Sun
day, the 27ih iiltin:<». by three colored
boy#, who under the iutlucnce of
whiskey, the night bcloi o, pulled down
tenets aud indulged in promiscuous
.—Some few of
uly gone north.
tliev
t uning uud bawling. Il
i Honor tlie
Mayor, said that twenty »i
cilarc, from
the trie*, would satisfy thei
•ourt aud ii«
ofiicers, l.»r tin; a tore .said i
iimtlcmean-
ii(*r-». or,-.' of ilieir, o« ning
t«» an empty
pocket book, worked o..{
his flue uu
the streets.
Last wcck the rtivol
committee
commenced repairing the
ctrcit pnd
Off for New Y«
our merchants are
whiM the remainder will sot
for Now York, to lay in their
plic#. Thotnaeviile merchant
led for their caution anti ca
Dover overstock.
S)ur New York fiicnds can tell more
about the crops in this Recti on, by
running over the bills made by ouj
merchant, titan by any other mode
. If the crops are likely to be cut short,
they will buy short. If it is likely to
result (as wc think il will) in a fine
yield—Thomasville will be jammed
with goods, llio planters will find
'good slocks in store in a few weeks, and
lrctu the amount of competition, at
loir figures,
a v. '.i u
Jdcr walk leading to the I’rt,
'fiuirch, about two weeks
Wiif.ukas, our heavenly falhc
en fit, in his inscrutable wisdom, to
11 away from among n*. our dear
hoolmatc and companion, Willie
i-mingtou. thus filling us wiih grief
id sorrow at the loss of one so dear
u» amiable.
Jiesohetl 1, TJiat we recognize the
hand of God in ll is severe affliction
and bow with submission to Ilia holy
will.
2. That in the loss of Willie Reming
ton our school lias lost one of its most
brilliant ornaments, and we. as schol
ars and teachers, have lost one whom
wc dearly love ami sorely miss.
3. That our -ympathie* are muccrcty
tendered the mourning family in this
their deep affliction.
4. That a copy ot these resolutions
be piesented to the lamily and also a
copy be published in the city papers.
W. F. lluiiEur.
Ch'ni Com.
.Beefing of file Hoard of Trus
tees of Fletcher lustitute.
Tiiomasville, G a., Aug. 6th 1S73.
Tfie Board of Trustee* ot Fletcher
Institute, met pursuant to call of the
j President at]4 o'clock 1* m The l*resi-
I dent ami Secretary beiug aliens Dr.
Brandon was rcqueuUul to act
Chairman, and J. J\ N’milh as Sfccre-
tary. The object of the meeting bcin;
to confer with the Principal elect Mr.
i*cott, who being present exf ressed,
s views with regard to the Sclimd
id the einploymer.t of au assistant
U11 motiou of Cal. A. J’. Wright,
as resolved to leave the selection c
rely with Mr. Scott the Principal.—
On moliui; it v;gs agreed tliat the ex*
rcises of 'ho School for tl»e next
-cholastic year, be commenced on the
first \Vedncs*lay in September uext.—
After a free .interchange of views,
there being lg further Lacincoa the
Board adjourned.
lb o. Uraniuin, Pres, pro teiu.
J. 1*. Smith. Sec. pro tem.
Nil'll
J. J. DALE. DAVID WELLS.
J. J. DALE & GO.,
STEAM SAW MILL,
PLAINING & LUMBEfi YARD.
Corner Thtin.IcrlKilt Itoa>l tout Lil«erty St*.
KEEP r.»n**aiiily 011 L*ii4 ami out tu onler,
vlluw Piuv l.uiulvr a-nl tiu:l«T of nil dhuvii-
.\ o»n>j»letoaAviriiOc-nt of j.),iu.-.J lm«Vr of »J j
c* -rljitiou* : New«-I*. halu.rrrs. Bracket*,
moul-tiuK* an.t *c .Vcl w.irk* aturay* an luuxi ami
iito Pino, ltla<k Walnut atxi |*o|>l«r, in
* cut I
mi uiiauts %
that part of llte lot owned by tfie A. w.
G. ll. IL lying near the main street,
south of the Bail road. Which very
much improved the appearance of
that part of town,
The Sunday NYhcol connected wilb
Ujc colored Baptist Church iu this
place will hold a pic nic. in the beauti
ful Oak Grove on Judge Lyons piaor
tatlou, muI Friday.
Mr. F. II. Butler got badly scalded
nt iho s’cam mill in this towo last
Weduesday—bffit improving now.
Col. Jolm McCollum bad bin coilar
bone brokeu by beipg tbiowu from
a mule last week. 13.
V, tho uinli
oh wo ililuk «'.)>eti<
io1<im*1 tho following lurti-
•»: Ct v., < K tohcr :w. 1*7-.
i |.l »nter*, haro witno**o t
1 heautitui satu-
N & SOX,
ll./.X. « LEVEL XD,
M. L. HAR/.'IS.
Mr. Daniol P. Ferguson, of .loitcjOtoro, On.,
iri o* Hinter Cute of«> tolitr to, IftT2. a*f»l oW» :
1 huvu y.>ur «in ruuniiK. * * * I oho mv
It in llich-at 1 luve cver «w run. It clctn* the
I have tie ni rnlix-1 in h glu
.1 in h (^rat-oU * (olt»n Gin.
haixlre t j» >mxl* of lint lurxla of
*l\if minute*. The tir*t two bulo* g iinoi
«eighe l lt()0|>oim<l*, from nnio jomul* v-o<l cot-
1, hugging an 1 ties in lude<l.
Prsmlnm List
ON
FIELD CROPS,
OFFERED BT THE
8.G.A.& M. ASSOCIATION,
At the Fair of 1873.
class x.
For tho largest crop of cotton pro-
duct-d upon one acre of up
land, with a statement of the
mode of cultivation, the
amount and kind ot manures
used, the period of planting,
the number of times plowed
and hoed, the kiud of seed
used, and giving cost of pro
duction, $30
For largest crop of cotton grown
on 5 acres of land in one
body,—same requirements as
alx/vc, 50
For largest crop of field peas
raised on 1 acre, 5
For *argest crop of peavine hay
raised on one acre, 5
For largest and best crop ol uative
grass hay raised on ouc acre, 10
Largest aud best crop of
grass hay, other than uative,
raised ou one acre, 10
For largest crop of corn grown on
oue acre ot upland, period of
planting, mode of cultivation,
kind of corn, times plowed
and hoed, amount and kind
of manure applied, giving
cost of production, 50
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
ou oue acre, same requirements, 10
For largest crop of rice on one acre, 10
For largest crop of oats raised
on 5 acres, 25
For largest crop of rye raised on
5 acres, 10
For largest crop of sweet |x>-
tatoes raised ou one acre, the
nop to be arrived at by dig
ging and nicaruriug a-i aver
age eighth of an acre 25
For largest crop of Irish potatoes
raised on oue-eighth of an acre, 5
For largest crop of ground jxeas
or pinders raised per acre, tho
crop to be ascertained by dig
ging and measuring an aver
age eighth of an acre.
For largest crop of cliufas raised
on 1 acre, crop to be ascer
tained iu same manner as
above, 1C
Competitors for the above premi
ums are required to have the laud
measured and the articles to be weigh
ed or measured in the presence of
three disinterested and reliable wit
nesses anil certificate produced from
them with a sample of crop.
The requirements above must be
furnished iu writing to tlie Secretary
at the time of making the entry.
CLASS 2.
For the largest crop of Indian
corn raised by any white boy
under 10 vears of age upon
1 acre of laud 10
For largest crop of cottou pro
duced by any while boy under
10 years of age upon one acre,
CLASS 3.
Best variety of bread corn, with
two Umbel* as sample, weight
to be considered,
Best variety ol corn for stock,
with two bushels as sample,
weight to be considered,
Best variety of sweet potatoes,
two bushels a* sample.
Best variety of table pea, one bush
el as sample.
Best lmsbcl of rice, upland,
Best bushel of oats.
Best bushel of irisli potatoes, Geoi
gia raised,
For live bushels of the largest
sweet potatoes,
Best two pumpkins,
Best two Caslmws.
Best 5 bales ot upland cotton,
Best bale of upland cotton,
Best bale of sea island or black
seed cottou raised on upland,
Best two stalks of cotton, green
seed, Diploma
Best bale of wool of 300 pounds, 10
Best 10 pounds of leaf tobacco, fi
When the* premium in fur oue or
more bags, nil tho bags must bo r,7.
tho grounds. AW bags average
! 450 lbs. each.
Cl as.S 4.
For the best barrel of fiour. Diploma
For tlie best barrel of Georgia
flour, u
For the best bushel of white corn
tncal.
For the best bushel of grita, 2
For the best barrel of sugar made
from sugar caue iu Georgia or
Florida, t 10
For the best barrel of Syrup
made from sugar cane,
Wiiite
SULPHUR SPRINGS,
!*■ ' 1^16
.Florida* 4
DR M. W. HODGES’,
I^roprietor.
TIIIS FAMOUS SPRING is sila-
ated seven miles frpm Welbam on the
J. I*. & M. Railroad. Comfortable
hacks connect with each passenger
traiu. ,
This well-know u resort under tne
supervision of DR. HODGES is now
F’iiie Datliing: Order.
Accommodations are first-class and
at the most reasonable rates. The
curative properties ot this
FAMOUS PRING
arc too well known and attested to
by hundreds to need recapitulation.
lfyouwanlto spend a few weeks
for recreation and pleasure at a Mod
erate Cost go to the WHITE SUL
PHUR SPRING in Fieri J a.
ju!y2U-2ni
S. J. Cassels,
(Next door to P. McGlwhan\ Bom-
iogioo'i Block.)
f>MVGGIST»
min ix
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
GARDEN SEEDS,
WHITE LEAD,
ZINC FAINT
COLO IS
WINDOW GLASS,
ILLUMINATING,
LUBRICATING,
AN D FAINT Ol I.®
ud ftw AW fc. —
bouW. nmurt jm
ts- Muwcairaoxs .«t«fwij <—*i~i«.i-
CtJ .1 JUl lit>U!t.
A. WB1GI1T. C.W.STDIAU.
THOS.C. MITCHELL Sperid r*rtuM,
WRIGHT & STEGALL,
1 IAN ICKUH
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
In addition to tbclr Hanking luuiiu-sn thry
WAREHOUSE
have erected
NEW BRICK
utvl are prepared to *lore and make libera) *•!
vanrr» »n roitoii, at reasonable rates.
marSMy.
Tablo Supplied with
Dining Saloon.
1
(•Kb
Fresh Oysters and Fish
AND THE UEST OK EVERYTHING.
Heals at Any and All Hoar*.
LOCATION ON JACKSON ST.
Tlie eub*eril--r lake* pleasure in Informing the
public that be U fttill at lilt ul<l Hand and pce-
|>ared Uac-xmiUioilate tbeiu wiiliall tiling*
(rood to Ktlf .
He In titling tip. and all* bate rtuulv In n ft w
day*, a Dining Apariinent, wlik-b %».ll be retired,
convenient, well lurnt*)ie«l aixl kept thorough)}
In kildltbin to the Sa)<Min. lie lift* now on Itaml
and a iUkeepiYitiMtanil} with
Tlie-lCinomt < 'tgni-H.
10.000 of the folio * Iiir |MipuUr l.ran.l* now in
•tore; Iteiiia Vu toria, I* iu- a «>Ja, La Roam, ila|-
a fere, 15 cento; f.a Kior d-i Morale*, l'» c ut*.
f-’renk Ogitrrt mmd B-’lnh arriving by every
train an.) tor Mile lit atn de*ired <iuant.tv.
pahii.y nitonmiFA.
A full nm> riiin-nl alant*on luiii'l unit af very
Bakery
CONFECTIONERY.
A. HOMEISTER,
AT HXS OLD STAND.
Keep* conatantly on bamt a fall Mpply *1
Candies,
Balains,
Nuta.
JcUiea,
ricklea.
Fruita. all kImli,
And ererytUhif in thl* line of men handle#.
A. P. KUEVATT
TO TUE LADIES!
MRS. SARAH A. PETERS,
lte*I*eetfuliy Infirm* tlie Ijvlies of Tliomai
ille and *urr mu'liitgcountrv that *he hasl'i
pencil n c rr p.Vfc and «e!t se-’e^te*! »t<*« of
Spring .Milliner} (iood-,
—or TIIK—
Nn*xr and Latest Fashions,
» /Mto and Ronneto trimni ?.l mid ui
iRWtxroN, Ga., Ot bor 7, i
r e s AW i Eli— Dear sir: T be
e g -t from
toed it .liouUI do. We Litre gituie*l one bundreil
■ xteen bale*on 't, and it lnta never choked
nor broken III- roll. D p ck* the »ecd c can and
* g.**d lint. Ii'« have liml con*idcrat.le
ex|*;rleii e with vari-.. » kind*ole >tti>n gin*, aivl
rlthrafety, ray your* i* tl»e |».*t we have
ever *eep rup TfruMJS LOOK*,
Colonel Nathan Ua**. of Home, fla.. *ay* he
ha* UmiJ GriftWold**, a*ney * and TavlorVGln*,
d that he I* now runnihataD. /‘nil Gin in
F.ag'e
Sam vet A'. lii*'# Gin
let county. Ga.. and an f.ag’o and a Carver
an I a ** A'awver AVlij^e Gin”
1 mjaril* the U-t named as %y»
(•in in .4rk*n*a», a
Call ru.J t
Mr j.rko* are put
A highly interesting scries of meet-
gs arc- still m progtessat the Baptist
eburrb. A lively interest is manifested,
which is deepening and widening. The
folluwinj flevcrenJ clergy, have bceu
laboring zealously in the gooj cau««;
Messrs. Gauldcn, Fadar, Stout and
Ilu-hin. Up to this time IS additions
have been made to the Church, and
still the work aftc* on.
Ju*t opened at I. Levy’s, p new line
of shoes for Ladies, Gents, Misses and
Children. Our stock of Ladies fchocs
cannot be surpassed by any house In
the City. Those wishiug the article t
wifi save money by giving us a call.
apr, Wy
»i«* any mxrkrt.
DltESS-MAKIXG ami FITTING!
1“ yu I «in j-npar.-l to j Ua*e the
itn iilicr •! Htureof |ot:ii:w^f t trx-Un' -vUUe*l
ILUTi.NG, ’it t»li tho Lvt-.a* and
io*t impruvvii Snlc*, done ou tbort
notice*,
THE
FrarYfclin
FIRE IHSURANCE COMPANY
of x'Hifo/oi.xrm.i
Capital, - - ^ 100.000 OO
Assets, Jan. 1, ‘13, s:VSS3,G?U6
Keaily $3,500,000 Loesca Fa id.
EXCELLENT REASONS
fjr la-unn^lnthc
FraaklLi Fire Insurance Co.,
Of Pl'Ulelphi*.
l*t. Iu Sacp'.a* exccel. that of xr.y other f.rc
Iiuanncc Uta^iRi uithe LH.U-.1 -ti!c«
SI. ft* realize t A Met* .ff nearly arc
•torflrhiTe WintU Ur»t *ecariUr>, a^.rd-
FKKrou to any ot the >*th^r» |.'_l* r.vtTKR
and i tEAVKK t*ixt; toner gut with which he
ii S •tUaln'oL iJc nti i e iu*. giuu^i eijlitv.*ix
la « «i b it wriiii^ut breaking tne roil.
ScLLABh *Station,M. & U. I*. •„ J«n k /s, li
Mr. P. r, Sawyer, Ajacne, Ga.—Mr : The
Cotton Gin you repaired for me, " itli your Lu-
i roved box. give* perturt tatUfactLin. and 1
Uke Very great pfoa-ure in rw-m tnending your
gin* to the pubUc. W O'D.INIEL, >1". 1>.
I*. J. XV. Sommer., of Orangeburg, S.
write*: All your Ginn *>>11 byj»c tlil» teawti
or.. <1 ing writ and giving entire *ati>factlon.—
I wd) U: able to aeil a great im’.j nr\l
J.i' >tai.*y. • f P. rt Valley, writer: “Your
Gin • the oxdv gin I ever rt* that anyu.ly
coul>J lot-i. 1 tuxtu heretofore See* «-ne»peHed to
en.rd.iy a feeder for g.:<uing. but with y -urglii a
i-Tifl-1 c\ti feed It and it win never l.r.-A the roll.
It gin b.th clean ah 1 Cut, a tel make* to-vtoUv!
anil syrup are requested to give
cription of the process of making the
same.
For th® best sample of stock food
Jrom cotton seed, Diploma
For the best box of smoking to
bacco,
For the best box of chewing to
bacco,
For the best box of cigars made
in the Cotton Stales. Diploma
The Association also offer the fol
lowing
SPECIAL PREMINMS:
For the largest aud best display
of articles, of all kind*, em
braced in Department B,
Class let, lo-wit: 1 reserves,
pickles, jellies, catsups, etc.,
made by any one lady, the
articlca to be all manufac
tured by the exhibitor,
To the geotlemau paving the
largest amount of entry tees,
To the lady paying the largest
amouut of entry fees, 25
By order of the board of directors.
A P. WRIGHT, President.
C. 1*. Hax*i.ll, Stcretary.
NATIVE WINE.
Utuiatfti i* :iuUto4 to /Ire Isearzzcr
J-
4ih. It* L «m kit [tomtjlr Kitted, when
esrtUftiTc’.y
point, tt ft fair rate at premium, ft etie i
vrtl Mleetthe 'trougeftt C'OZFAXT, ntiev uu
ft weak and ncXflj esUbUthcU on#.
Vi. E, DAVIES, Age#).
•• Jli tb»- S.wrer <
i 4 C* . of Ath«v»,
*«il u iiuui' er vt' them the e*>m
C’to iik vs. U r»i>a*ry 7, II7X
M f I*. C S **rv»:ii. M VY.n, i iv.:
Air—Tl*e Gin we «*f yon let
Fall. ixtU-r a f.ir trift!, h *• g v«-n ua MtkUrh«.
It iLikm a g uJ lint an 1 c:eat>» the aecd well.
Y our* r.*perif«ily.
T. i. A 8. J. LEE.
GINS PREPA1RE0 PROMPTLY.
^L-l Ottole UJ #-K*d ft* ni* at the fdfowiuj leer
-Vew Improved It.be
C”ll R-iz—: m each
»l«.d aa l IV*to a Pexi 1 So each
U»!4» tt Box** $5 00*!: to
New Rra*h^. » to
Puiut'Ug Giu
WUettlnj fawft.
r xa luraUi St 4 ff-rer.t |fttt>rr.» ef rlka to the
wKlj, at g • oeiiU Gftih. U Short uo« ka.
F. C. SAWYER, Macon, Ga.
DBEIEK A ISAACS,
Tbomawtu*, Oo.
DAVIES & CO.
DRUGGISTS,
DEALERS IN
‘DaVGSt
M/BMCIJTMn
GaKMrc&ttS,
JP.'il.YTS,
QlXtSn
JSausa/Bs•
TOIELT AND FANCY G”0D8,
pure:
Wines and Liquors.
• c*inpounde<
inch 22-1-y
TOYS:
Clmlco selection, eutbraclng everjthlaf cakula-
ted U iduaeu the UU|e folk*.
Fine Liquors,
For Me<Ucal purpoeet—A’oae belter la the a*
Iket.aad at .moderate price*.
ALE « LAOETt
A. " A • BON URAL1JHT
WUDDING
<n <Aher tapplicd o ( *m then a«Gc«.
HOME PRQdUeTlQK
—FROif THE—
Pinev Woods Vineyard,
DELAWARE WINE,
CONCORD
HARTFORD
HARTFORD SWEET -
Tin* Ift wrnmmmJol by the h'ghert medlrftl
Uat for tk« ftfark er hale.
b>g ftp of it* erftb. Yof tl*, r .Mi<l« ot )MTi
wto# k*ft be«a, U a*w. the andbr—'
•*ft*»f" of beveratow. Is trftUk ar.d j«I <4 IL
■Over itoUlft. ami eevtrai >«ker wnsiiaa
Wm awarUd t. my wlwee; tad the Sigh I
Wm awanled to my wh*r»; awd the high t-ftCl-
ittnt UtW awi’* «fti«e MxUtt WlftM.
F<jf fait to M'Jww Untbbr
■hm« hr ASK, Proprietor P. W.
McIntosh House.
jjl. QUmtAS, OEOJQIA. ‘
J. R. EPHOlioL Proprietor.
Eo*ri»ad Lodprc f2 per d»j.
vyiitw-
P. McGlashan,
DEALER IN
Saddles, Bridles,
HARNESS:
•SADDLES, From 8-7.00 »ud upwmd.
HARNESS, “ 8U.OO
BRIDLES, “ *100
amt .11 kioJ. of Hon. Furuiture.
Every (leMrriptioo of
QA.RRtA.GiE. BUGGY.
AND
Wagon Materials
Shoe Findings etc.
J have oo bud • Largi Slock ot
LEATHER
of mil kind., for uie al low price*
Enameled l^rtber and Cloth, aad
a Fin. uaurtmen: of
C1IILDBENS CARRIAGE?.
I am ascot fur lb. liuiuu,
wool*, IIome-Collak, and ih* Cele-
biated DOW LAW, COTTON
PLANTER, which 1 aril at Factory
prices.
C*U aod ac. me. Strict altcolloo
prid to order* by onO. •
nckKOa
Buggy,
IfepoNltorj'.
A.
|A Lvger Stock* BeUer «ad u
bOWPA PMcn TgAW m TXE MTim
•* mj •
PLJiTATION WA'JONS.
~4M£!*a2EL*Wft mSSmk art
‘ W. a.VftlliL.