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THE TIMES. THOMASVILLE, 6A. Satukday, October 25, - - 1873. LOCAL COLU3EV. CHURCH DIRECTORY. j There will lw service* in the rations churches to morrow as follows: Presbyterian Church.—Rev. >1 r. Qtiartcmian at the usual hours moriilng ami evening. Sab- btth School 4 I*. M. Da|>tl»t Cliurco.—Services by the Her. Mr. Gauhlcn at the usual hours momlngand evening. .Sunday School, 9 A. M. /Timscoapl Church.—No services. Sunday School ,5 /*. M. Methodist Church.—Services by Iltv. Mr. Me* (Itibee at tlie usual morning and evcniiigjhours. SumlayScliooI, 3 P.M. Post Office Hours. From and after thin<la:e, the office will be open for the delivery of mall, sa follows : from ft a. in., to 12 m.. in the morning. From 2 to Op. in., in the evening. From t to 9 a. m.. onSamlayi Front door will l»e open so that lorties liaving lock boxes ran get tlicir mail at all hours. The mails for all pohitewill close at flp. tu. March 31st 1873. J. W. SR WARD, P. M. Cotton Market. GutMlOclbinry, 12 Camp Meeting closed at Spring Ilill on Tuesday morning. )Ve direct attention to the new ad vertisements that crowd our columns this morning. Housekeepers, will lind the best as sortment of Plain, Pressed & Japancd tinware at James Watt's. out. 25-tf It*you want a genuinely pure and unadulterated article of Hay ruin, for the outside or inside ofthc head, go to Sain Cassels for it. A slight shower yesterday got the better of the clouds of dust, which has been choking the average pedestrian, for the past few days. The Guards were put through the faciims in regular military style, by Mr. C. P. Hanscll at the City hall on Thursday evening. The arms will be issued to the Company in a few days. The last stroke of the carpenters were heard on the Masonic building at 12 M., yesterday. Mr. Whcatly 1 as done a job that reflects credit on him self ami his corps of workmen. Macon will bo the great centre o attraction in Georgia next week, and we modestly add. Thomasville, South West Georgia and Flordia, the week after. *‘Get up and dust’’ is a saying, hut it you get up anywhere hereabouts you arc dusted. It is becoming intolera ble, Oh ! for a gentle shower. Major Galhher, who is dealing left hundrd Mows at Radicalism, tluougli the columns of the ‘•Independent' dropped in on us this week. Parties will find a ready- saJc foi partridges, by addressing or applying to Mr. XV. If. Hopkins. Sec prize for shooting mutch at the Fair. A good assortment ot Locks Edge Tools, and general Hardware. Guns. Pistols, Hunting ami Fishing Tackle sold by James Walt. Call and see w style Fishing Ilobs. oct 25-tf his Crack shots will have an oppor 1 unity of testing tlicir skill during tin Fair. The prize is a handsome $75. shot gun Another cold sn'ap, the first of the week, caused *h« recesses of ninny wardrobe, trunk key to give up their winter treasures. An occasional howl from acollarlcss canine, announces his tragic end and entrance into the happy huntin; grounds. ltodger»& Elliot's, table Knives, Sin gle, Double and Treble Plated Sjioons and Forks of the best maker. Rod gers & Wostciiholm pocket Cutlery Razors ami Scissors, for sale by James Watt. oct. 2‘ We learn from a private letter reived by our friend, I/. S. McSw Ksq..tliat Yellow fever is raging in < vert ami other interior towns ol Texas. Galveston, so far has not been visited liy this fearful scourge. The letter is dated Oct. 15th. By invitation of Col. Wright, i-o'de out to tho Fair grounds, on yes terday, and found everything bcin: diiven ahead with that degree of ener gy, which the Col. infuses into every thing with which he has to do. Personal.—Mr. George Walthqi representing the well known tobacco house of Goodmait & Myers, droppe- in to sec us this week. George is rep resenting a good house and besides is a good fellow himself. Tho circus is coming, and no mis take. The large posters side of Broad street, have been throng cd with an eager crowd durin the week. Wc hope that oui people will remember that the Fair will be going on the same day. l**air Ground Privileges. — W arc requested by Col. Wright to sa that the privileges of the Fair ground, eating saloon, beer, cigar, fruit stands Ac., can he negotiated lor. on the niof reasonable ‘erms, by .applying to him ul ouce. At Levy's: a magnificent stock o; Dress Goods, compiising all the new styles. At Levy’s: the largest and lmv fashionable stock of Gout's and Youth': •clothing. At Levy’s: a large line of the cele brated Seamless Kid Gloves, and oth- t--r qualities. Embroideries and Laces. Ribons, Velveteens and all other nov'aM®* of the reason. At Lc'y’s: Blankets, Flannels and Piece Goo,'* 8 > n large varieties. Also. 200 Shawls /‘ftlic latest styles just opened. At Levy’s: Goods wholesale or Urge quantities, very low. apr.5-ly 7/arris says wc belong t<f the Brass Baud and that wc are*no mean blow ist Now every one who knows ur, are nware ot the fact, that we have no trau, and that we never blow. The ordinance of baptism will be administered on to-morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock,Jby the Rev. Mr. Gauldeu at the pool near Mr. Alex. Smiths. Our readers will please excuse any lack of reading matter in this weeks issue, as our extra edition, that wc issue this and next week, has brought a number of new advertisements. Quite a number of the Sir Knights were out practicing on Tuesday even- Some very good riding took place. If some ot the young gentle men in this aud surrounding counties don’t look out that $175 in gold will stay in Thomasville. Next Tuesday the next regular practice da}', when e hope as many of the gentlemen ho desige riding, as possible, will lie present Let the ladies turn out, and encourage and cheer the young men by tbeir presence aud smiles. The Baud will be in attendance. Wrapped Ur.—I saw a lady wrap ped up in a shawl that she would not' take six hundred dollars for, said Smith to .Tones, *‘I can beat that all hollow,” retoildd Jones, “for I saw a lady so wrapped up in her baby that she wouldn’t have taken six thousand dollars for it.” And allow us to say that next to a baby, the greatest source of pleasure in many houses is the Monumental” and “£11 Right” Cook- Stove, one of the most convenient entions of this inventive age. For sale by James Watt, out. 25-tf. Thomasville Ga. In our notice of the lease of the basement story of the Masonic bull ing, week before last by Mr. Puryear, c did not intend to detract anything from Mr. Prevail’* restaurant on Jack- son st., a place well known and well patronized. We have spoken of Sandy’s place sev eral times before in this column; so that the public* knows our estimate of this gentleman’s success as a caterer to the public. Beats the IIayti.—Denuis Pon der one of our most industrious color ed planters has left in our office a of sweet potatoes, of the cuban arictv. There are eleven fine and largely developed potatoes growing from the same vine. Wc hope Den- ill have some on exhibition at the Fair. Arrangements are made with tho authorities of the A. & G. Rail Rond, transport articles intended for ex hibition to and from the Thomasville •’air Free. One exhibitor with each lot, will al io bo passed over the road free both ways. Wc hope the merchants of Savannah will avail themselves ot this opportunity, to place their wares exhibition at our Fair. McIntosh he of lire “Banner,'’ Quit- an, illuminated our sanctum with s presence this week. lie was eu route for Spring Hill where they wer 'filing Cainp meeting. As he wa not accompanied by Mrs. M—. w hope that he confined his attentions t he elderly Indies m attendance. Heu- f is too good looking to be turned osc by himself. We learn through a private note oift our friend W. A. McNeil, Esq., that the citizens of Boston propose holding a grand couecrt on next Fri day night the 51st, to aid ill the rc- erection of the church property des troyed there by the late storm. From the ladies and gentleman connected vith the affair, a fine musical treat is in tore. 1 he Quitman Brass Baud, we learn have geucrously volunteered their services. Boston is our neigh bor, and should receive a cordial sup port from this place. Parties can go down on the 7.50 traiu aud return next morning. Young gentlemen take your sisters, and if you liavn't got any, take somebody's elscs and go to Boston uext Friday night. Aid for Memphis and Shrf.ve- ort.—Whilst the great heart of the country has thrilled witli the cries of anguish, and has listened to the wail thousand, homeless, desolate or phans; Thomasville has not been deal the sad retrain that comes wafted us Irom and beyond the great fa ther of waters. Through the agency of Col. McGlashan, the handsome sum 15,75 ct’s., has been torwarded to the plague stricken cities, $75, to Mem- plus and the remainder to Mirevcport. Our Jewish population with their characteristic liberality in matters of this kind, donated over $00, through the active zeal of Messrs. Isaacs Dcitsh. The sum of $32,90cL, was re alized at the Presbyterian church on Sunday. The Sunday Schools and citizens generally contributed to this lorious work of charity. e understand that the ladies of the Baptist church, propose holding a lair duiiug the week of our Fair. They will have a number of hand some and faucy articles', which will be ;gfil at reasonable figures. Young ;cul!cmeu will have au opportunity of supplying themselves with piu and lie cushions, and ether article- suited to the bachelors state. W e sav of our lady friends making some handsome selections of patterns the oilier day, aud she will no doubt liav .omc exquisite specinieue of her work >u exhibition. '1 hey will also have re freshments of various kiuds. We be speak lor these ladies, engaged as they in a noble cause a liberal patron- Save part of your change for this laudable purpose. Superior Court.—This body met in regular course last Monday. On petition of the Bar and on representa tions of thcplanters, His Honor, Judge Hansel!, adjourned the term uutil the second week in December. The following prisoners who have been luxuriating far sometime in the “Hotel dc Luke/’ plead guilty to simple larceny, and were sentenced to pay a fine of $50 each, or to continue their meditations on the mutabilly of human affairs, in their present secluded retreat The future hislo’ian may find the names of Jack McLeod, Richmond J^iU:hcll f aud Ilamp Franklin, the late nations wards, emblazoned among' the records of this case. To the Merchants and Citi zens of Tlidm a s v ille: The interest of ©uptown are very largely at stake, in the success or fail ure of the Fair to be held here on the 4th. Thomasville occupies a central and advantageous position, gqpgraphi- cally. Her merchants, and citizens have been wide awake,find by their capital, business, and energy have made the place the centre of a large area of trade. The place is noted for its fine schools and cohcges, for itsttcallhand refinement. Many are looking toward our town and section, with a view to permaneut investments and settling in our thriving inland city. The impres sions made on the hundreds of vistors at the Fair, will go far toward deter mining the course of many in this re- ;ard. Shall we allow an opportunity of this kind fo pass, without impress ing upon the throng who will be here during the fiist week in November, with the idea, that Thomasville is justly entitled to the proud position which she occupies. The merchants can do much toward makiug the Fair a success, will you do it gentlemen ? Engage space and put your goods and wares oil exhibi tion, and let the people know what you are doing. The cilizeus of the place can do much towa?d crowning it with complete success, in a variety of ways, will you do ii ? The ladies—and when were they known to be lukewarm in any good work—can and will lend their awl. Ladies of Thomasville, much depends on you; don't wait and say somebody will scud such and such an article, but send it yourselves. Thomasville, solitary and alone, if she is properly roused to the impor tance of the* occasion, will make an ex hibition which will amply repay visi tors aud which will reflect credit on the place. Tliomasvillc owes it to herself to see that the Fair is a successful one. Let her see to it. THE CONCERT. A very good audience greeted the members of the Baud on Wednesday evening as the curtain rose and the full, sweet and exact notes of **Will you love me then as now,” burst upon listening ears. (The softly whispered “yos” to this query in various parts of the hall, was drowued by the music.) The programme consisted of selec tions from the great masters and was rendered in a style both by the Brass aud String Bands in a manner which showed close study and a just appre ciation of t|le various pails. The en tire Programme was played many of the pieces being heartily applauded. The duets of Messrs, l’aruull and Kotimnu were rendered with a dis tinctness and precision, which showed them to be masters of the Guitar. The Pautoniimc went off well, much to the enjoyment ot the juvenile portiou of the audience, as well as sonic children oflargcr growth. The drawing of the prizes afforded a line fund of amusement, many hand some and really useful articles were drawn, whilst the laugh come in on quite a largo number wheu they went forward to receive their prizes. Our difident young friend on Broad st., unlike Joseph Jones, who found his cct-licart iu a sack, found only a well developed Shanghai in the bag. The Cake, one of the capilol prizes, was drawn by Mr. Isaiah Dcklc. The other prize “a years subscription to the Tiems,” was not drawn and is sub ject to the Baud. The “wc sma” hours of the iuorniu; found the disciples of terpiscliorc trip ping the light fautastic to the bewitch ing notes of the violin. Pleasure ruled the hour. “Soft eyes looked love to eyes which spake again. And nil went merry as a mar riage bell.” MOUVfcX. ’ Wc were ot the fortunate inauy, who shared the hospitality of the kind hearted people about Morvcn, at the C’amp meeting held at that place last week. There was a large nudoiderly crowd, (with oue or two exceptions) and the services of a highly interesting character. Hospitality unbounded, as it was plcutilul, reigned. We acknowledge in common with our young friend who accompanied our obligations to the Rev. Mr. Sharpe aud his estimable lady, lor substantial favors. Gallalicr of the “Indepen dent.” was on baud, and warbled “old hundred'' right lively. We misled the genial face of our friend, Col. Bennett Charley Pendleton was represented by lus sweetheart. Rev. Mr. Austin of our place the presiding Elder, aud the Rev. 31r. McGchcc were both prcscut, together with a large number of other ministers. With our trip to Morvcn will ever bo twined some very pleasing recollections. Returning by way of Tallokas and Mc Donald, wc were pleased to note the appearance of thrift aud prosperity, which was everywhere apparent Many of our friends spoke of coming to the fair on the 4th. Wc hope to be able to reciprocate gome of the many cour tesies extended to u», on that occs» BAINBRIDGE. After working otT a portion of oar edition, we received the following •pedal Telegram. Our place will deeply sympathize with Bainbridge. Situated as we are, there is no dan ger, as it is an established fact, that in the absence of local causes the dis ease is not contagious; and our city is free from the many causes along wa ter courses, aud which engender this tatal disease. Let ns hope that the rapidly approaching cold weather, and frost will nip this frightful plague in the bud, and stop its ravages: Special to the Times. Bainbridge, Ga., Oct. 24, 1873 — The Yellow Fever is here ; about 20 or 30 cases reported up to this hour. Two deaths to-day, 3Ir. Simon Engel and a colored man, and one last night, Mr. W. T. Word. Maj. B. F. Bruton is very low, and new cases occurring every hour. Everybody that can get away is leaving town, and business stopped aud several stores closed; all schools suspended. Dr. Charlton, of Savannah, is here and working linn!. The city authorities are busy estab lishing sanitary measures. Several cases expected to die; the M. D*s. say it is not contagious yet, and are tvytng to keep down a panic, no quarantine yet R. 31. J. The Great Eastern Circus. It will her remembered that last sea son il achieved a most brilliant success which is always evidence of the merit ot anv exhibition of its character. But since last summer the Great Eastern’s propotions have been augmented to colossal dimensions. It now uses a twelvc.ceutre polo instead of six, has double the number of dens, vans, ani mals, and a grand double circus com- panv. The business of this great es tablishment is already assured. We append the following hearty indorse ment from a valuable Louisville ex- chcnge. t “It is the most gigantic affair of the age, having an immense twelve cen tre-pole tent, and comprises witlyn its varied departments the dazzling splen dor of nrenic talents, the instructive wonders of zoology, the attractive cu riosities of the museum; the thousand of pleasing attractions of its many de partments that will greatly amuse, in struct and Benefit thd public taste for a moral’show. and will at once display the wonderful accomplishments of ge nius and art . The Great Eastern is one of the modern show triumphs, in which tho splendor of Home in her golden age, when tho Imperial Ctesar Augustus hel'| sway in that mognifieieut empire is entirely eclipsed. The tact, genius and successful management in the compilation of this leviathan, stamps tho originators of the Great Eastern as the morarchs of American show men, it, indeed, they may not dispute the palm with the world.’ larger list of artists and artistes was never known exhibited; a more costly apparel for a circus never came together; a better selection of animals and curiosities cannot be found on the globe.” FROM BOSTON. Boston, Ga., Oct. 22.1873. Messrs. Editors: General Frost rlsited us yesterday morning. To-day is pleasant. Pot a too vines were killed by the frost. Cotton coming in fast and bringing 13 to 14 cents. Three Car Loads Lumber arrived yesterday and three to-day. The 3Iissionary Baptists meet here i Saturday and Sunday 8, and 9th of November, to form a new Association. Tho churches arc wailing tor lum ber and will not be finished as soo expected. .Sugar hilimjs will soon he in fashion. Major Gallalicr of the Independent, Qnitnian, was in towu yesterday. B On Use 2d Monday in November next I wffl apply to the Separable Coart of Ordinary of «Uo*a(jSrn order granting leave to eoU the city of Thomaorlll©, be to «f Mn. Fit—both Fudge, KARACHI MATiUIS, Altar. aKOttCt^-Thmmuu Cmmmi 9 . Gout at Ordinary, Octo*«r 1, 187X * Whereas the property and effect* of Betty R. Dekle, a amor, Is vithoat • Isgnl isprsssatn- tire. nod ths same bsiogneesssary. AU poms Interested ore therelore hereby no tified«-. file their objections in aokl Court, other- wise letters of Guardianship will be grouted to ityin JV. M- 1IMIKK oetll-aod Mortgage Sale fer November. \KT 1 RR BE SOLD before the Coart House door, ft rntbe town of TtuNBaoville. betweentl>e legal hours of sale. on tho. ting Tuesday In No vember next, the following pr -pertr, to-wit: Utt - of Land Nos. W and. 29 containing 490 seres each,-more or less in all containing 980 sens more or lees in ibe 13th • iatrict of Thomas Co. Go. Levtel on. on the 22ud Ja y 1.72, by Wm. Stegkll fo mer sheriff, as the property of T. C. Sfcuialau.1 to aadofy a M. rtgage C fo. Imued at January Term of 1 bout as Superior Court 1872, *“ »vt-r of John .-loan. Tcnua cash. ocM-tf D. F. LUKE. Sheriff. Gotquttt County the first Tuesday in November uext. will be " ‘ * in Moultrie, in —, — — — fc^urs of sale the following Lots of land to-wit: —* era276, 278, and 279; also, all of 277, the East aide ef Hurricane Creek. All ids lying an«l being In the Eighth IM*- trict of—originally Irwiu—Colquitt County.— S°-d as »he property of Jno. Gregory, decease.!, the benefit ot the heir* and creditors, of oak! — — haif cash, the oibi. ■mall notes, and approved security, due twelve deceased. Terms: c small notes, and aj months from date. Administrator’s Sale. S T^TE OF GEORGIA, Mitchell County.-On the first Tuesday in December LOXt, will be sold at the Court-bousddoor, iu Camilla, in sold county, within the lawful hours of sale the fol- Lot« of land to-wit: Lot No. 39R, in the 9th DIst.; lot 280, in the 10th Dist.; Lot 281, in the tah List: also. Lot Gregory, deceased, I il creditors. Tei , half mi all notes, and approved security, due elve months from date. SAM’L. C. GREGORV, S TATE OF GEORG/A, Colquitt County.— I Fill be sold on the first Tuesdav. In Novem ber next, before the Cou t House door in Moul trie, Colquitt Co., the following property to-wit: Two hundred and * xty-six acres of land, being •*-' %T “* u if Lot No. 308, in the 8th din- Levied on as the property the North of John r. Ci perior Court > close the l>ook» for NOTICE! Tax-Payers of Thomas County: , IN order for me to make settlement with the Comptroller-General within the time required bylaw. I will have * * ' - " ictidn of the Stab day of^lhis (Oct. \ with statement of farm crops made the lent year. LKBEVS DEKLE. Tax Collector, fice Afclntyre’s biick-buildiug, op|>o»it Po.-t Office. octll-3t SPECIAL NOTICES. Joy to the 'World! Woman is Free ! Among the many modern discoveries looking ‘loral ion of the human higher consideration si remedy—Dr. J. Hradfieh s best Friend. than the renowned Female Regulator, it woman is emancii«ted from imtuberh peculiar to her sex. Before its magic power all Irregularities of the womb vanish. It cures »ui>- prewdoii of the menses. It removes uterine oh structions. Itcuies constipation and atrenrtli ens the system. It braces th« blood. It n . L. II. BOADF -•elded and Its py $150 per bottls. All respectable drug Oieti keep Tuscoobr, ala ., 18C8. ;Lt».—Sir: Please forward rtuj.p y of IlicADKir.LD's We find it to te all that e Iiave witnessed the most , , —cts produced bv. Very -RcsjieclJh J J r, UrxTEit A Ai.KXAXDBR. We the undcrsigncdDruggist* take plcasuse in rommending to the trade. Dr. J. UusPriKLD’s Fkxalr Rkullstor—relieving it to be a good uni reliable remedy lor the diseases for which be recommends it. W. A. Laxesell, Atlanta, Ga. Pemberton, Wisox. Taylor k Co- Atlanta, Ga, Rkdwxxe k Fox, Atlanta, Ga. W. C. Lawsue, Atlanta, Ga. \Y. Root, k Sox, Marietta, Ga. ■ined t! STATE OF GEORGIA—Tnoupc Coc This W to certifr that I have exa*‘- Hpe of DR. J. BRADFIKLD. of this as a medical man pronounce it to be V 0, 'a * In i er, f. ln 'n , lr , e:ttu,e,lt ot * 11 This Dectmbet .4—1 v hieb he recommends i W.M. P. BF.ASLE Y, M. D. Special Notice. H EREAFTER no bill against the County w .u he entertained unless the samv is made by Captain Joshua Carrol one of our o$t enterprising ami successful planters has entered for the 1>est acre of sugar cane at the State Fair at j Macon. Wc understand there are others who contemplate entering for premi ums at Macon. That is all right but remember your own Fair, citizens of Thomas county. The commisoioucrs ou the part oi the S. G. A. A 31. Association ; Capt. E. T. Davis, Dr. 1*. 8. Bower aud Capt. A. J. Love, will leave for Macon on Monday to attend the State Fair and to solicit contributions for our Fair on the.4th prox. We hope that the boards which have been put up, and which so effectively hides the unsightly debris that marks the scene ot the late conflagration on Broad street, may be allowed to re main until steps are taken to rebuild which we trun will be inaugurated at go tv\j d»/, of the B« ard ofOmii- c “ q '‘““Jr #■. iiSbekt, octll-lm Clerk County CommlMfoners. pQ*Y*T aw * Si Bath, h, Ga., fii ■gest Plan iurni»u ne best ltistr-i menu ever ».ld for the money. Yoar choice : beat maker* in the U. S. debited. Fine piano*. S275 $31 <0, - - erjr piano* at $4^0. $410, $444. $490. $530. and $€00. piarne tuUI moiwhty |«ymenU. Plan Piatu * taken in eschan now ahi|>t«d to ail parts «.f the «oi one thinking of buying is incited to 1 >wc»t cash or time price*, lllaatroted catalogues ent free. Addraaa Ludden & Bates’ Southern Uniic House, a'Jg 23-5m • S IV.IJMH, Os. ale Piano Jk-olero, S nd term*. They .-ire I _____ dealer* in the South, and furnish Re beat •«r sold for th* of the best and prk-e de«ir<. _ , . ood cases, carved 1-g*. at $ JS, $275. $Z«l, Legal Advertisements. Administrator’s Sale. gTATE OF^ GEORGIA. Colquitt Coi -SAM’L. C. GREGORY, Administrator. the benefit of’ the beil Uie other s»pU3-td Administrator. fi fa, iu foror ofSu- W. T. ROBINSON, Sheriff Thomasville Advertisements. on the THOMAS & SHEFFIELD, Jackson Street, Next door to Wright & Stegall’s Bank. DEALER IN Domestic Dry-goods, Family Gro ceries, Planters supplies of all kinds, Sold ;it the very lowest prices, Call and examine our stock. ,ugtC-3m S. J. Cassels, (Xext door to P. McGlashan’s, Bern- ington’s Block.) Georgia State Fair Column. EXTRACTS FROSf • Premium List OR GEORGIA STATE FAIR COMMECIXG OCTOBER 27th, 1873. CENTRALCJTYPARK, macox, 'ga. © t acre of clover hay «*t acre lucerne hay For belt acrv of native gnuw For best acre ot com foraa© Fur largest vield of A.mthorn cane, ou acre For best aud largest display garden vege* . eld upland cotton, one acre For best crop lot upland sbortstaple cotton not lc** than five bales For best one bale upland short staple cotton (and 25 cents per pound for the bale) For Seat tale uplandlong staple (and 25 cents per pound for the bale) best oil (tainting, by a Georgia ladv bc»t display of i>aiutiDgs, drawings, etc., by the pupils of oue school or col- Fortbe best made silk dress, done iiya lii^y For b For boat pu flow, by i For l>est Rimlsbei K ‘ bal m.u, MU.HUU . —C. §IU,V L»x and pin-cushion, made by a lady of half dozen pairs of cottou socks, floss, by a lady of Georgia.... —. *-^-by basket ana com- iothes, by a lady of Georgia. For handsomest set of MucBolr case, glove box and r'~ - * 1 For lwst bail knit by a lady o fold) best half dozen p ii kuit oy a girl undei g"ld) ** ,nd largest display of female — . embracing needlework, em broidery, knitting, crocheting, raised work, etc., by one lady For the beat combination horse For the best sad.Us horse For the best style harness horse For the finest and best matcheddou'de team For the best stallk n, with ten of Lis coits by . hi* side Fer the beat six-uiufe team .7. For tho best single mule For the lest milch cow r fifty years of age, (In ten years of age (In . t display handicraft, embracing needle' For hull... the best the best sow with pigs the largest and finest Collection of do mestic fowls the best bushel of corn the Iie»t busbcl ot |>eaM the best bnsliel of wheat the liest bushel of sweet potatoes For the lest titty stalks of sugar cane For' s l>e*t •suit o r the large*' . e largest ytel«l c il of whe. _ . d « For the largest yield o For the best display made on them bvnny dry-goods merchant For the best display made by any j For tlie largest aud best display or green- bouse plant*, by one |tersoti or firm For the l»est brass baud, not less than ten former* il $50 extra per day tor tbeir mush ■ VRtrGGISV* MUUOt IX DUL'GS, MEDICIXtS, GARDEN SEEDS, WHITE LEAD, ZIXC PAINT COLORS WINDOW GLASS, ILLUMINATING, LU11 RICA TING, AND PAINTOILS A romi-lttcatock.rtlie above in .tore anil for Mle cheap for caab. My ilrusa are pur, baaol only from Sr.t-cUM bouses aad ore warranted pure. vr /*KE.SCRI/TlO.\S carefully compound- mar29 ly t all Lou Bakery AND CONFECTIONERY a A. Sheriff Salts Tor Xovember. IT7ILL be sold before the Court that* door in vv the town of Thomasville, on the first Tu< day In November neat, between the legal boi ol sole the following proj erty, to-wit: Lot of iotnl .Vo 97. in the 14th district __ rituma# Co. tla , cor.ulning F4 acres, more or less. I*vied on a, the pn-perty ofMalooto Mon- n-e, to satisfy fi t% in favor or James H. Baklr.- Pnqxrrty isdntoi out by Plaintiff's A'tomey. Lot of land No. 3L, la the 10th district ot Thomas Co. Ga.,xoeta!ning 250 acres, more or less. Levied eo os the property of Jesse* Apple- whl»e. to satisfy a fi ■-» Issued August Tom Tlrxnos Co. hapsrior Coart is^. iu favor of Sol F. mUiama. PolnUd out by A- P. Wright, plaintiff • attorney. Also, some time and p’aae, boose and land whereon, II. P. Hall now Uvea. Levy made by Wm Stegall, Former Sheriff. D. F. LUKE, Sheriff CEOHCf4-T>swe> CmwX|. Thirty day* altar data application will be mad* to the Boo. Court * fOrdina.*y at mid onaufy for an • dcr granting lea vs to veil all the lands I* Thomaseoanty bchmgtngt* thaco- AT HIS OLD STAND, Keeps constantly on hand a full supply ol Candies, Baisini, Nuts, Jellies, Pickles, Fguits, all kinds. And everything in this line of merchandise. TOYS : Choice selection, embracing everything calcula ted t« please the littic folks. Fiue Liquors, For Medical purposes—-Vooe better in the mar ket and at moderate price*. ALE d LAGER A- - a SON DRAUGHT. WEDDING Or other Parties (applied upoo short notice. THE McAFEE HOUSE, sa^rraz-w-xr.T.Ti, o.a_ I S KEPT m the moot elegant style. The word trains from Maeno din* at Smfrhr— and the traveling pabitcwlU find at this Utmm InbdniMtgM—— w ‘ upSHt Giro him scan 12 . For the bent For tlie boat (loorgls tiielMsntGeor.il For Imsi For best pr " best Al „ .. best />evon bull... sold For best Alderney bull ” ‘ * * M — if table apples gr table apples At THOMASVILLE—1 DAY ONLY THUBSDAY, NOVEMBER 6th. THREE GRAND PEBF0RMANCE8 At 10 A. M., and 2 and 7 P. H. Doors Open One hour previous to Each Performance. A TOWERING GIANT AMONG ITS FELLOWS Tin GREAT 12 CENTER-POLE TENT! $100,000 Challenge Show. Aviary, Circus, Roman Hippodrome AND EGYPTIAN CARAVAN! IIS augmentation the last winter makes it four times larger than last year, and then It was run- fsssC'l tho .t/oiiarch Mast..Ion of tho rood. Ovtr a mill • n dollars Lavo Wen exi ended to make tliis the iu<»t stuiM-ndous and greatest ll'orhl Fi|M«ltion ever altemptcl. aud an imfiici.se Twelve Couter-l'ole raviliou. covering over four acres ol ground, and im-aatiring Its.rtw sards of canvas, is required to exhibit its ihirtv-ono «h-ns of living Wild llc&st*. breathing Sea MuitsU-rt, lMtnuagrd Binis, Flesh-eating Repl ies, ami the colossal DUAL CIRCUS EXHIBITION! MAKING IT A Grand Coiiition More tban Ennal -TO- TWELVE SHOWS IN ONE ! i, *nd 4 engine* are brought lute y to the aucccrsof this unpre of the Regatta Asaocis For the fissteit four-oared shell boat, race open to ibe world For the fastest douMe-skuii shell boat, i otwn U» the world For the fastest single- skull shell font, race open to the wj.rld For the fastest tour-oared ranoc l«oat, rare (ity a canoe Is meant a i«*at lie wn from a log. without wash-boards or other midi- MELITABY COMPANY. >r the ia-st drillal volunteer military com- Tfti I*r !-eilt. et u, and at least flvt RACE. For Trotting Hones—Georgia Raised ; Mile Heats Beat Two in Three, lat horse to receive $200 2d horse to receive 75 3d hort»c to receive 25 PURSE TWO—$450. For Trotting Home* that have never beaten 2:40; Milo Heat*, Best Two in Three. 1st horse to receive $300 2d horae to receive 100 3d horse to receive 50 PURSE THREE—$050 For Trotting Horses—Open to tlie World ; Mile Heats, Best Three in l»t horse to receive 2d horse to receive 3d horse to receive $500 100 60 PURSE FOUR-$m- For Running Horses—Open to the World ; Two Mile Heals, best two in tbiee. $250 100 PURSE FIVE—$300. For Running Horses—Open to the World ; two mile belts, best two in three. 1st horse to receive $300 PURSE SIX—$500 For^ Running Horses—Open to the World; three mile heals, best two in three. 1st horse to receive $410 Tlie al>ove premiums will be con tested for under tlie rules of tlie Turf. The usual entry fee ot 10 per cent, on the amount of the purse will Le charged. COUNTY EXHIBITIONS- 1. To the county which (through iu Society or Clubs) shall furnish the largest and finest * dUplay, in merit and variety, ot htock, products and results of home industries, all raised, produced or manufactured in the county $1000 2. Second best do 300 3d best do 300 4th best do 200 Entries to be made at the Aoffust Convention in Athens. Articles contributed to the County Exhibitions can also compete for spe cific premiums in the Premium L*st: for instance, a farmer may contribute to the Exhibition ot his county a bush el of Bread Coro, he can then enter it individually for premium 144. ’ juljr5-td A Grand Triple Menagerie, IN F«ui marato T. nt.. o.n.ibln-1 »itu 11..- COLOSSAL MCSKL’M, AVIARY OF TROPICAL BIRDS. AND CARA VAN OF KLKPHASTK, CAMF.LS, DROMEDARIES, ELKS, DIT'FALOES, ETC , ETC. Every Act Double Id 1 wo Rings at the saint- hour, utuler aim Pavilion ! -A. IDouTole C3-ra.nci Entree. • a Niud. Of III,1 B llonw't. Dual Corp- of Cqanlrinnn. »alr Hldcra, Acrobat., G> mtia.l. t Clown., Kir. ’ Greatest AcMvement in Arenic annals Ever Witnessed ! EVERY DAY AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. 3!.. AN UNPARALLELED Pageant & Procession Over 2 Miles Long! j’**** ro.'i u4.nu Martial Baad. *• iu tW .lny» at *: moMMlrn'1. u>l UivwH by Ibe f .'a»afos>le with tbrir flora boaost*. sn4 ^Gvfowfe^OataMa^HtvflgiMloMaamea. with Utlaglfgir*, U>a«, $«!«•« Jfl- W’jtr eackrsUUtkm s Gram! BALOiOM AUCtX-lUS will teg ' 'I the Rail/iaU * “ * ' * ‘ ADMISSION $1 m-. ChIMrsa mmtot IS jean olaf* 5S mb. ‘ A .Ill U«»— ^ li»>AJ|.»l| X; .Wm lUMiaU .mil ill. ,k>MUlHUii.oISiuUruO U. !. LKCCU, Afml.