The Thomasville times. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1873-1889, October 25, 1873, Image 2
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Thomasville Aevertisoaents.
THE TIMES
JHO.B.CHBIBTIAH,)
JHO. TRIPLETT. t and Proprietor!.
THOMASVILLE, GA.
Satobdat, October 2S, - - 1873.
HORRIBLE _flCCIDENT!
taro Trains, a Freight and Pas
senger, Collide at fall Speed.
FOUR Mnr im.T.Trn atth kkvukAT.
• WOUNDED.
Agents for the Times.
Mr.D. F. Robinson is oar duly author
ized agent at McDonald Thomas comi
ty, ana will receive and receipt for sub
scriptions to the Times.
Mr. J. K. Long is our duly author
ized agent at Boston, and will receive
and receipt for subscriptions to the
Times. ^
To the Members of the Georgia
Press Association.
The regular semi-anual mecthig of
the Georgia Press Association wm be
held on the second Wednesday in No
vember next (the 12th,) in Columbus
Go, and as business of importance
will be brought up, it is desired that
all should attend.
J. H. ESTILL, Pres’t
J. R. Christian, Sect’y.
To Our Friends.—Wc issue this
week and shall next, a large edition of
the TImes. It will be thoroughly dis
tributed in this and adjoining counties
Wo arc publishing a paper ia the in
terest of South West Georgia. Our
whole aim is to build up and benefit
the country, to the extent of our abili
ty. We ask your aid and co-operation.
Our terms are low, every one can af
ford to pay a dollar or iwo for a home
paper. By a very slight effort 01
part of friends our subscription list
may be doubled.
We arrived in Macon last Thursday
morning, just in time to see the city
in commotion, and a gloom cast over
everybody by the sad announcement
that the most terrible railroad'acci
dent, that has been seen in many years
had just happened twelve miles below
Macon, three miles this ride of Seago
Station; and Dial four men had been
killed and several others horribly
mangled. The wounded soon arrived
and were put under medical attention
at once, in the gentlemens* saloon in
the car shed; they presented a terri
ble sight and crowds were soon gath
ered around to see them. The Ex-
B rcss Mcsscnger-and Mail Agent on
ic Columbus passenger train going
up, were in the car next to the enj
and were killed out-right The ot
a ero train bands, amongst them three
negroes.
The cause was from pure carlcssness,
the patliculars as near as we could
gather, were os follows:
On Thursday morning, an extra
fricgkt train with empty cars to dis
tribute alon" the road, started out
from Macon, just ahead of the Albany
regular frieght, aud.at Seago, eight
miles irom Macon, they meet the in
coming passenger train from Colum
bus, due in Macon at 7.15, and from
some cause unknown, the trieght train
did not stop at Seago at all, but pass
ed ou and had ouly gone 3 1*2 miles
before it met the other, going down
grade at fall speed. The conductor
O Hi is That for llow.—The co
nundrum now is, how the Radicals
come to lose Ohio. A friend sugges
ted the other day that they did uot
have Noyes (noise) enough.
We understand that ho is improving
though slowly. The effort will proba
bly confine him to his room for sever
al days.
A special train from Savannah pass
ed up the road with Dr. Charlton eu-
route to Bainbridgc, night before last.
11 c goes to investigate and dctcr-
mino the nature of the disease, which
has been so fatal there for the past
two weeks, and which is thought by
many to beycllow fever.
Ben Russell wants to sell the Dcra-
ocrat. It is a good opeuing for some
live thorough going Democratic editor.
Wo shall regret to nart with one who
has dealt such sturdy blows in defence
of the time honored principles of the
Democratic party, and trust that his
successor will keep up the good work
Ex. Senator, Pomeroy of Kansas, is
no sooner out of one difficulty than ho
is into another.
Oue of the hangers on around the
nations capital, fired three shots at the
manly breast of the Western Senator,
tho other day for the alleged reason,
that he, Pomeroy, had interested him
self too much in procuring the afore
said hanger on's wifi;, a situation in
one of tho departments.
Another one of the “trooly loil” one
Dunning, the son of the Post Master
in Atlanta, has Jay Cooked to the
amount of $6000.
Well the tax payers of the country
is able to foot the bill, tor this little
defitiency, together with the lew tri
lling millions, which annually go into
the great unknown and unfathomable
deficits, which regularly occur, among
the thousands of dishonest men, who
have been put in office to reward
friends and to punish enemies, without
any regard to fitness or fidelity.
Bainbridgc only lacks a majority of
one of liaviug yellow fever. Three to
two is the lost count among the Galens
of that place on the subject.
From what we learn there has been
• prevalent a very malignant type
billious fever, with some of the symp
toms of yellow fever, but not the Simon
pure “Yellow Jack.”
Wc trust that the cold wcuthor and
frosts, which have occurred in the past
few days may restore our sister city
her wonted health.
Yellow Fever.—According
the Albany News the Mayur of that
place upon information derived, aud
supposed (o he authentic, proposes
quarantine Bainbridgc and has ask
our authorities to do likewise. Y
interviewed the Mayor on the subject
yesterday evening. He had heard
nothing from the Mayor of Albany,
and knew nothing of the proposed
lion, until we showed him a copy
the “ News ”
Our authorities, both civil and med
fcal, do not think that thcro is nny
danger whatever cvcu, if the yellow
fever is in Baiubridge, which is doubt
ful. Our place is remarkably healthy,
scarcely any sickness whatever, and
no local cause for tho disease; conse
quently, our aulhorithies will throw
no obstacles in the way of travel be
tween tliis point and Baiubridge.
A Thriving Establishment.
In our columns this morning ap
pears the advertisement of Messrs.
McDonough & Balluntyne machinists,
iron and brass fouuders, whose exten
sive establishment is the very picture
of busy industry. The facilities enjoy
ed by this progressive firm enables
them to execute, iu the moat satisfac
tory and expeditious manuer, all or
ders in their line. The reputation
they have earned for the superior ex
cellence and finish of their work is scc-
oud to none iu the South: indeed,
denccs of their haudiwefok of au orna
mental character, in the way of irou
flouts, verandahs, railings, &c., arc
numerous in our city and fully attests
their skill. Their sugar mills and
pans, are deservedly popular through
out this section, have received the
first medals at several fairs, and are
said to possess many advantages over
other* now in use. They have a full
stock ot these mills on hand, and can
supply orders at brief notice. We
have only the verdict o! those who
have used them to sustain us iu sayiug
that they have never yet failed toaive
satisfaction. Tho firm makes a speci
ality of architectural irou works and
are prepared to fill all orders for iron
fronts lor stores and dwellings, veran
dahs, office and cemetery railing, of
the latest designs, aud at northern
prices. All kinds of iron and brass
castings are made at their establish
ment at short notice. The firm are too
well known aud stand too high in this
community to render a personal notice
necessary, and wo therefore confine
ourself to directing the atteotion of our
city and country readers to their thri
ving establishment. Our interior
friends will find it to their advantage
to deal with this firm, and our our city
readers who require anything in-their
line we fed assured that they need no
suggestion on the subject. They
know the firm and the establishment,
and il they need any thing will go
GEN*L SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE.)
•SiUmlle Sr Gulf RailrmaA Cm. , J
SiTonus, 6jl,Ogl 11, im. )
On uni alter Sunday, Oct. 12, Trains on
ils Road will mn as follows:
Express Passenger.
Leave Savauah dally;
—fol* «
....ASS pa.
—7 AS “
Live Oak ».<B “
Arrive at Sajamish —8.20 a m.
Connect at Lice Cak with train* on J.P. A M.
.. IL, fur and from Jacksonville, Tallahassee, etc.
no ebauge of cars between Savannah and Al-
Cioae connection at Albany with train* on the
South-western Railroad.
Close connection at Lawton with trala* for and
from Florida, and Western Division Passengers
Arrive at Live Oak.
Tkocnaavi
Bainbridee...
Albany..-
Leave Albany.
Bainbridre
TbomasrUle—
found the other train had passed, he
knew they would collide, and got on
top of his train, took out his watch and
listened for the crash, which occurred
just 7 minutes after he arrived. He
said ho heard it perfectly plain, and
thought it might nave been heard in
Macon. The conductor was old mau
Mathews, an old hand ou the road,
and the engineer al£o was an old hand
aud considered safe. He told Mr.
Powers that he was the cause ot all
of il, and wished that it had killed him.
It is a clear case for the courts, and
we suppose they will be handled.
THE FAIR.
The time is rapidly shortening be
tween now and lire 4th day ot Novem
ber. Are the planters of the county—
tho ladies, upon whom so much de
pends in order to make the Fair
success—are the friends of the enter
prise at work as they should be ? The
indications are, that the Fair will be
largely attended from all the adjoin
ing counties. Let our people see to it,
that they have an exhibition worthy
the patronage ol our sister counties.
A very small effort on the part of all,
will insure beyond peradyenture
exhibition, which will reflect credit on
the society and the county. The en
ergctic and indefntgible President,
Col. Wright, ably assisted and secon
ded by lbo Board of Directors, are
straining every nerve; hut their efforts
although herculean they may be, will
be of no avail, unless tho people come
forward with the products of their soil
and labor; each contributing some
thing, swelling the whole into propor
tions, which will astonish even the
most sanguine, )Vc appeal to the citi
zens of Thomas couhty to come for
ward and help to sustain, nay even to
place on a firmer basis than ever be
fore, an institution which has already
been of incalculable benefit to the
county, and which bids fair to still
poiut to Thomas as the leading county
iu South West Georgia. The Direc
tors have published the heaviest pre
mium list yet offered by the Associa
tion ; they arc to be paid in cash.
In the absence ot a higher motive
the bare contest for the premiums
alone, should fill the buildings and
grounds to overflowing.
Letter heads neatly printer], and
paper furnished for $7.00 per thou
sand. tf
New Advertisements.
CELEBRATED ARABIAN BITTERS!
An Old and Reliable Tonic. -
UNSURPASSED AS A MEDIGAL TONIC, STRENGTHENING CORDIAL, AND RELjABLE INVIGORANT,
THEY ATtV. MADE OF THE PUREST MATERIAL, AND GUARANTEED STRICTLY VEGETABLE.
For the Prevention and Cure of Dy.pep.ln, Indigestion, Nervous Debility, and all Derangements ot the Digestive Organs,
THEY HLATVE 3STO EQUAL.
liAWBENOBdC WSICKSELBAITM, WiAOT>ESAT.TS DRUGGISTS, SAVANNAH, GE3HGIA
Sole Mamilhoturer, and Froprietore.
For sale at Manufacturer’s Prices by H. MYERS & BR0., Wholesale Agents, Bay st, Savannah, Ga* <**2
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
WTSTEKX DIVISION.
Leave Lawton. Sunday excepted ...7.15 a m.
Arrive at Valdosta •* ** *• »-33 “
Quitman “ “ " 10M “
Tbomasvilie “ “ “ 2 40 pm.
Albavy» “ •* “ 7.00 “
Leave Albany, “ ** ** 8.15 am.
Tbomaaville “
Quitman “
Valdosta “
Arrive at Lawton “
Connect at Albany with night train on South-
. extern Railroad, leaving Albany Sunday, Tues
day, and Thurrday and arriving at Albany
'‘on<lay. Wednesday, ami Friday.
Mail Steamers leave Bainbridgc every Thurs
day at 8 A. sifor Apalacbico-a.
mar23-tf. U. S. HAINES, Gen’l Supt.
2.10 p m
4.15 “
5.38 *•
Art nun ar. sollee.
A. M. Sloan & Co,
COTTON FACTORS
—AND
Gen. Commission Merchants
CLufGHORN A CUNNINGHAM'S RANGE
Bay Si., - - - Savannah, Go.
Bagging and Tie* advanced on crops. Liberal
uh advances made on consignment* for sale in
. Avannab or on shipment* to reliable corres
pondents in Liverpool, New York, Boston. Phil
adelphia, or Baltimore. oet23 3m
TfCB PANte QYiB. ■
NEW MILLINERY GOODS
IN THOMASVILLE.
Mi'«, E,A. Thompson.
WOULD respectfully inform the ladies of Thom-
ville and surrounding country that she baa Just
received and now opening a
Magnificent Stock of
(tew MILO MIRsT deeds,
ac'nga full lino of Millinery Goods of the
most attractive styles and all the
Latest Novelties of tbc Season.
I buy direct from the Manufacturers ami guar
antee to all who favor me with their patronage,
the very latest styles in goods, and at mas
sooablc prices, in
The deprrtment of
Patterns, Dress Cutting, Fitting and
MAKING,
I defy competition; and ladiesdesiringthe latest
styles and good work in their line, are Invited
to call and sec me.
Stamping
Dons in all styles, for braidingfaud embroider
ing, ou bhort notice.
Orders tcill receive prompt and careful
attention.
octlWm
OLDEST CLOTMMiJra IMOCHMS
. [Established 1831.]
CEO. S. NICOLE,
DEALER IN
MEN’S, BOY’S AND CHILDRENS'
CLOTHING, v
NO. 130 BROUGHTON Street,
s.§ iw.v.r.iif, c./.
N. B.—Men’s md Boys’ Furnishing
Goods, Trunks, Valises, Bogs,
Umbrellas, Etc., Etc,
TOURNAMENT!
AT the Tournament to come oft in THOMAS-
VILLKut the Fourth Jniiual Fair of the SouUi
Georgia Agricultural and Mechanical Assoc'
ii Friday, the 7th ds
Ncui ^Abucrtiscmcnts.
LIBEL FOR DIVORCE.
MAUY McGEE,)
Libel for Divorce in
Thomas Sujkj lor Court,
October Term, 1873.
o the Court, from the return of
also, apfiearin* that he reside*
It is u|M)ti motion, ordered tin *
feet oil by publication of this oi
d that Service Im i>er-
ill order, once a mouth
Tbomasville Times or
certify that the above <
im the Minutes of Superb
oct25 onccamfortm
A. H. /IANS ELL,
Judge 8.CAC,
Thomas County.—I
iler Is a true extract
. r Court
J. It. S. DAVIS,
Deputy Clerk.
L. J. OUILMABTIX. JNO. FLANNERY.
L. j. GUIMARTIN & CO.,
. COTTON FACTORS
AND
Gen. Commission Merchants
Bay street. Savannah, Geo.
Agents for Bradley s Sujterphosphate
of Lime, Jeu'cir* Mills Yarns,
Domestics, Etc.
BAGGING, ROPE & IRON TIES
ADWA YS OX HAND.
customers.
.DUNCAN. | J. II. JOHNSTON. | X. MACLEA
DUNCAN,JOHNSTON& GO.
Cotton. Factors
AND
General Commission Merchants,
Agents for the following standard Fertilizers:
PHOSPHATIC Blood Guano,
Ober’a 44 Pospliate Peruvian Guano
Am. Sup. Phos. of Lime.
oct2o-3m
ESTABLISHED 1852.
THOMAS BATESON,
WHOLESALE k RETAIL DXALEB IN
German, French, English
—AND—
American Toys and Fane; Goods,
FIREWORKS,
Confectionery,
Fruits,
Nuts,
Etc,
Etc.
Coma of Conjrtu <0 Drarjton Strut*,
SAVANNAH, GA
o «th day ol
regulations will be observed
0 yards in circumft
ch it Is to be run, 1
act long, 1 1-4 Inches at the but
o tho jxrint, will l*e used.
* sK rings, 2 inches In diameter.
thntiKh three limes
ill 1* used.
inches In d
tho rings w«ll be
lol*e taken in “cttrfr iioint,’
and each Knight will rki<
ewer time than 13
no loose his lance on the
» points he iuay have n
between cash post will be 35
ii the Knights will be i
id the Judge’s stand i
night will be allowed
lotlfy in
M lainwmy cm*
Knights Intel
if J range
they Intend
Knights can ride under the same char
acter; therefore. Ifa Kidgbt chooses a character
already selected, the .Secretary will at once no-
ify such Knight o't that fact so that he may-
ul the character u
Marshals and Judges w
Committee from the different counties repre-
nted.
Ihe Association offers the following prizes
f.r GOLD,
To the most successful Knigli
To the 2-1 most successful Kn .
Tii the 3rd most successful KriTgli
$100.00
successful Knh
cccssful Knight...
icecssfhl Knight (uumarrii
ig tho Queen; the scco
25.00
And
‘.e honor _ ,
ost successful Knight (unmarried) tin
g of the first Halil of Honor, the third, _
nl Maid of Honor; and the fourth, the third
Knights will bo_ required^ to rids in costume,
which will be sjbjevt to the ins|>ection of the
A'nigtit, to be paid to the Secretary'of 7he S'
Georgia Agricultural ami Mechanical Assi
ill furnish him with a $>nton tickrt
»tkr ffroundtjt
For further ini
ies, Esq.. Seen
• apply to W. E. Da
iry of the Committee c
j Gen. G. J. Wright, Albany.
Capt. J. H. Hunter. Quitman.
| •• T. B. HcxNEwrr.LL.n*liit.ridgc.
< “ Wx. Lester, Leon Co., Fla.
| Col. T«»X Si nr kins. Monllcelk*
«L Love, 7 homasville.
Owing to the limited time allowed for theTc
id in view of the large number
R is deemed
thcaboi
it shall l»e limited 'to twenty.
nament,
pubUsli the following orders" in'addf
First*- The number of Knights participating
ic Tout nament shall l»e limited to tweuty.
Second—Ihe initiation fee must be i*Ud by
each^and every Knight before his name ise
Third—No entries will be allowed after Oc!
ber 22tb. 1*73.
DR. W. F. ROBINSON. Commander.
'' **"** * ’. LOVE, Superintendent.
SAIA1AI FAIR
THE THIRD
Annual Exposii
OF THE
A. & M. ASSOCIATION,
OF GEORGIA,
COMMENCING
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17TH
—AND—
Continuing During the Week.
T HE GROU.VDS and RACE COURSE
splendid order, and the Bnlldiugs the most
substantial and commodious in the country .—
The Exhibition will be divided Into Department*
Lire Stock; Products of the Soil; Domt
tic Manufactures; Manufacture* of
Cotton, Wool, 82k*, Linen. Inm.
Brass, Steel, Gold, Silver.
In fact, everrthlnc pertaining to AGRICUL
TURE, MECU aNic’% and the fine ARTS.
$8,000 in Medals, Plate AMssey
To be AWARDED.
Exhibitors are reonested to make their Entries, 4
and have their articles on the ground at an early
ada> aeprsctkaUe that they may be properly
arranged in their respective Detan meats.
inform*.
Dow, address U* Secretary.
. „ _OWENS,PtmUmL
#, H, CSniX, Secretary. sepOT^w
N’e'w Advertisements.,
Neiv Advertisements.
X. SLOAN ]
lo. W. WTLLV, J
ERESNAN'S | THE
EoropeanHonso, :E(nirtli Annual Fair!
. OF THE
South Georgia
A. & I. Association,
To be liejd at
THOMASmLE, GA.
Commencing TUESDAY, Nor. 4,
1873, and to Continue 5 Days at
the FAIR GROUNDS of the Ae-
/ sociation,
SAVANNAH, GA.
the cheapest hotel /.V
THE CITY.
Board and Lodging per day.
Only $1.50.
The Proprietors Is determined that the. Jtten-
tioft and H'.ll of/are given to guests
SHALL HOT BE SURPASSED
by any of the higb-priced hotels in this section
of country-
having been recently Enlarge
iow affords accommodations f<
ENTRANCES: 13C, 158, ICO and 1G$ Bryan
Street, opposite Market.
J. BRESNAN, Prop
oct25-0m
§€HWAR£ e
Bargains! Bargains!! Bargains!!!
NEW CARPETS in New DESIGNS
AT
25 PerCenf. Less Than They could have been bought Last
CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS,
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES,
UPHOLSTERY GOODS, AND WALL PAPERS
ATiTi of which wc buy direct from tho MANUFACTURERS aud guaran
tee to all who patronize us the LATEST STYLES and best goods at the
Lowest Prices !
STRICT ATTENTION
GIVEN to orders by mad and goods shown with pleasure. Refer by
l>ermis.sion to
Ool. R. EL Hardaway.
SCHWARZ & BRADY,
133 BflOUGHTON ST., Savannah, Ga,
The Fair Grounds are situated t n
the East side of Thomasvillc, about
half mile from the business jKirtu n
of the town.
The premiums apt; liberal and all
the arrangements are tuuple for the
exhibition of articles, and the dis
play of machinery in actual opera
tion. Comfortable stalls for stock
provided free of charge.
Special attention is called to the
following premiums not included in
tho Premium Lists:
SPECIAL. PREMIUMS.
The following special Premiums are
oflered by the South Ga. A. a\: M. As
sociation and by an over sight were
left out oi the Premium list.
For the largest and best display 6f
articles, of all kinds, embraced
iu Department B, class 1st, to-
wit: Preserves, pickles, jellies,
catsups, etc., made by any
one lady, the articles to be all
manufactured by the exhibi
tor. 5
To the gentleman paying the lar
gest amount ol entry fees. 2
To Ihe lady paying the largest
amount of entry fees. £
BY COL. P. McGLASHAN.
For the best hoy rider, under 10
years of age. A splendid Span
ish Saddle.
By order of Board of Directors.
A. P. WRIGHT, President.
C. P. Hansel, Secretary.
Tbomaaville Advertisements,
NEW STORE
NEW GOODS!
Flit* fiicmU uul patnms of .Vr. J. J. Black-
shear arc earnestly tetiuested to ca l on hint la
McIntyre’s .\cw Building,
i Jackson Nt.,an«I examineliUst wkof WELL-
YLKC FED and -YA W GOODS. lib.'lock ern-
*cea -Stable
DRY GOODS.
BOOTS.
SHOKS,
NOTIONS,
ETC., ETC.,
FAMILY GROCERIES
First-Class House
require*. Call and see for 7our*elvea; pri
’ w, and cheap, tor CASH. Country |
•olicitod, at the HIGHEST C/.’ICES;
P. O. Box 494.
TO CLOSE BUYERS
Wholesale Trade!
Irathrop Sf Co.
—OF—*
S.A.'V.A.INTSLA.II, - - - G--A..
•yyOULD I AT IT E THE MERCHANTS to tlielr ATTRACTIVE Stock in
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
• SPECIALLY adapted to tbe COUATRY TRADE, IA'
KENTUCKY JEANS*
Mixed Satinets and Cashmeres,
Plain and Plaid Linseys, Red and
White Flannels, Plain and Printed Sack,
Brown ami Grey Blankets, Ladies DRESS GOODS
in Coidc 1 and Plain Alpacas. Shawls, Cloaks, Black Alpacas,
DeLaines, &c., Cotton and Woolen Hose and half Hose, Gloves, Lin
en Handkerchiefs, Boulevard Skirts, Gentlemen's underwear, NOTIONS iu
great variety. Hickory Stripes all grades, Bed Ticks all grades,
Bleached and Brown Shirtings, Tancv Plaids and Stripes,
Bleached at.d Brown Canton Flannels, GEOR
GIA GOODS. The Largest and Best Va
riety offering iu the STATE. Gcorgiu
Checks anu Stripes, Eagle & Phoe-
nix Checks a u d Stripe*,
Striped and White Osnaburgs, 3-4, 7-8 and 4-4 Brown shirting
Athens Yarns, Sewing Thread, Georgia Fluids
wool filling, Georgia Twills wool fillings.
our STO'K
tills when In U«' Ry at
with prompt attention. George
thU OLD ESTJBL'NHED //OU
attention of CLOSE TIME AND CJSII BUYP.IL9. 1
rice List sent t-. any po.t'on ol the Xute
M. McKinnon will be g!a<l to meet hi* fr
Dr-JolmD-Andrews,
Hsviiig Located In
Tso.vasYix.£,B, iV*.
Woahl nwpcctfhlly uIkwsn m the paUic
ene rally, that be cure* Obeasra of the
Throat, Gravel. Diseases of the (leurl
and Liver, Injtamation of the Stom
ach, Diseases of the Eye. De
bilitated Systems, Dyspep
sia. or ImU'jfstion,
Sick Headache,
A X D
Diwase* of I.onx Standing.
Cancers
Iuvaiiahly Cured.
PILES TREATED
WITH I NLIMITKl) SUCCESS.
To The Late! -
J. J. BLACKSIIKAR.
Receiver’s Sale.
1st Tuesday in November
The
it.-iininx l<
•Taylor Fractiou,**
If FALL GOADS
PANIC PRICES!
Taylor & Ladson
JACKSO.X STREET,
DON’T lose money by lajling to
come to sec: us; if you do it shall not
be our fault. Wc have the GOODS
and offer them to you. So come and
see out NEW STOCK ol
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS,
SHOKS,
HATS,
WILLOW WARE.
MOTIONS &C.
GeneralMercliandise
Of Every Description; incluuiOK Plaxtubn
Svi riAtn. .<• very kin.l, kept c.n.lanlly on
hari'l ami for s*l« on l<i«*.>naMe T< rm*. '
,r^r
IcoTKia un.l Fb»rl«la lln<
tV ■> of I la-no lull)Is
that lie cures all diNcnscs peculiar to
Females. He has never Jailed to give
relief whore hi* directions wore i lrictly
carried out. Hundred* of Females iu
Georgia and other States, supposed to
he incurable, having been treated by
so .nany plivsieian*, without beueflt,
will eheerfully rcudei testimony in be
half of liis ability fo cure nil discoac*
so universally prevniliug with their
Sex.
Because of his unlimited success,
he makes this branch of his profession
a specialty.
lie may lie found at all hours during
the day at hi* Drug Store, McIntyre'a
building, on Jackson .Street, Tliomas-
ville, Georgia.
A good asNortmcut ol
Drip & Medicines
Kept constantly on liainl.
Profits Small ! !
FRDIT-TREES
AND
GRAPE VINES!
l>Uic Vine^A^d*
The imUle :vrc In f.r
^•rcl t.. till ..r.fer* fo
LATHR0P & CO’S,
OUR*FALL STOCK of
GftRPETS, QtL-CLQTHS, and Upfwlstepy GQQDS
IS
ENTIRELY NEW AND FRESH.
Having closed out all old goods last Spring, we are now able to offer
all the novelties of the trade at
20 per cent.' Less THAN LIST SEASON and at •
Strictly IN'e-w Yoris. PLates.
Having every two week a printed circular of all the new design* for
XTpilYOlstering, Windows,
We can furnish the latest style*.
Be sure and call ou us if you want anything in [the line of
CARPETS,
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
WALL PAPER.
ETC., ETC.,
And we guarantee eatiiftction in CTtry particular.
LATHROP & CO.
mar22-ly
it Tree* UM | Orspc
i * »elwt a**ortt!H-nt
Mi*rrrie*» lU-p - r-
Fean- :
Start hit, S hr!Amu. StrkU, Dmtrhri
•tugmutrmr. i tmpp'
XUrLtr mf WtmkftrtA. Or-
mr'IHmmtmrr. St.it
Lmrrattrr, mud
irtit*—Dwarf sn-1 Stsn<!ar*l. am:
!.L
N STaitK’A lnrg.
Having par. I.a*e*l Vr JO
rtark oftinje Vine*. r<»< l«I i
Vinerar.1,*’ an.] Uvisf rea
lity of my own rooting. 1 car
ilar ctn-M.ia u> pvda« r
•Piaey \
Hartford. Catawba,
Concord, black Warren,
loot*- Black fi.Tuk.t
Virginia Sccrlling Martha.f
Villag
Ives’ Seedling,
Creveling,
Clinton, .
Reutz,
Miles,
Diaua.
Israella.
Cunningham,
Wilder,
Goetlie,
Kumalme.
Bog
’ No. 1,
Blood's Black,
Toka.t
White ConcorJ.t
Isabella,
Suuppernong,
pie A white
sJisr
Ilogcn*’ No. 1.
t New and extra
varieties.
>ii«tb«r tree* or vi&*s, ar<
me to bane. They will
•ly for MrtUtij otti tarcfslij
Order* aad cuntm*^lau»
*■ H. SANFORD.
TkbBurSk. Ga.
parkwd.
M. M. BLANTON,
LUMBERYARD.
Vill l > I-iOOH.
THOJIASV1LI.E
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE
STABLES.
G. J. N0RBIS, PROPRIETOR.
HOUSES i’.uJ diUoOIES.
FIRST-GLASS TURKOOTS
HACKS au.l CAKIUAGES,
To Visitors oi TitomaaviUe tho Pro
prietor offen* iiiflucliientH
UnsurjKiw*..l!
Rooms Large,
—AND—
Well Flkmbiikij !
POLITE AND OBLIGING
SERVANTS.
Hnw >m tko Owner >* tttUtW X OLA Y ATS-
J. A. LINTON,
SALE AED LIVERY
KTAULES!
Buggies and Horses for Hire,
—AND—
Parties scut to snr portion of the
COUNTRY,
At the rood Reasonable Ratea.
Urtt Bffct «UU- OB Bo-a «o
H.INDSOME NEW TURNOUTS
E. J. YOUNG.
WRIGHT & STEGALL,
ItA.MiKKK
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
NEW IllltCK WAllKHOUSE
Dining Saloon.
Table Supplied wit
Fresh Oysters and Fish
-INO Tllr MhT OK r.V>.RYTIIIK€l.
Stenl* ul Any und All lloun.
LOCATION ON JA< KsoN kT.
Jikrm |4< k.!ira- III ltiforrnl«( tl.<*
puMi. i
|**r«*l I
I i
ikiag*
<«<mmi I., i-:„t.
•lay., a Dliiiiu ApartiiM-Ki. al.uii will U r<rt)r*al,
•v.livetikat, well fur*)a»Bl k^j.r tlu.n.ugUy
•f »" Kal«.«., I., l,., Uwl
r|> roialMill; BMpplkd wilk
l-'ill.-Hl ('ilfllfM.
tb« frji rwlaf I- f.r Ur foar*n »>*,w to
B.I-
rr.S Oyrf.
rVSIlv Hit
mud t t.h *nl
Y. I HEVATT
DAVIES & CO.,
DRUG^STS,
DEALRK8 IN
Wares,
dXEDICl.YBft,
GuBAttc.'tr.s,
P*iJfT8,
Oils,
Jl/WSUES,
TOIELT AND FANCY 690D8,
PURS
Wines and Liquors.
Preariptiopa carefidhr ctawoandad.
•tall hours.
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