The Thomasville times. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1873-1889, June 10, 1876, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextDfflco, Bp Stairs. in McIntyre’* Now Building—Jackson Street. Published every Saturday Uomiug By -I olin Triplett. . • ry?i , THOMASVILLE, GA., SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1876. NO. 13 1 HUKK .Mu.vi 1I-. A 1»Vl.nri.VI.NG ISATK.V. .-;i n ilva llicrc.l In: : M.M. I M. i IE iiiiiilllil If- liP r i ss&£s&fi:3g£Hj:i& A SqlWKi: l.V ONKJ.Vi II. It-r ;•! Il.t-ir <•;■!i*-:i. il.ii.nlll I- ih« l*.*t .li..| • *.« :i|.a'>l *<r j**il.«.» »vl •> .-.•ivcri pc li // /; A JU L L s . i /; K it I ’ /: vl :t Ivcrl!*- meul:^lii I'll- |>;ipcr :»rt tin. u h i *'.’iV Lo rollout :'l !i’i I lie j'l. a.vii c • >Y I in i- n.tirs -tx/> nri.r* /*»/.• i.F.n.n. i/>. ii.i:risi.\ *.. Jn'nfci™ f,“VS, :::: for i»:ri.r»-i n iVt.at Iitt.il.;;-1 .Ij>|i|ic4*li..t |... !• .<\>• !i i.t .1 "• INI $t::S7^ .Vo*:. ? Ntilio-P I.. Iiclil'irt* ami tto zr~z::: )H J.KQA I. AI> VKKTISK.M /.'NTS Mi iSSoHof J.aii.l l.v AilininVtralori., H J-:ac*p *.i liuiirtliniiH. arn r.u.iircd Ly aw to l.u held »n iMU-'t i. 1 ! tti'vcii ill a Itiililic { ity i.a\> |i|-.ivini:» !•» llio «l:»yol sa'.cr* Sale of IVr.'-.nia. /’juj.fiiy; -Xntire* ol li..’ rr'r.v.Eiir u ' ‘ If yon in list ico. it is better w>, laid back in the bath tub where you are allowed to remain 10 or 20 min- ‘ hot water which May 2.1th, 1*73. i IIot Editor Titut*: In ibis < been |n«.kc.l forward lu by so many, a» tin; crcift ijinch uf the Nation, many ig North visit many curioM- of ibe day; to on crowded tin- so,i.- ,.f Aikitnsas sixty milt* Irotn J.iit’.c Koek in the City ol Hot .“priuxiS acr occasions, vet the collection backward, dry and unpropitious; and the attendance large enough to make the reunion of fanners, their wives, daughters, sons, and a host of friends who are with them heart and hand, a very pleasant affair. All hail to good people of Thom as county who have this matter in hand. They are setting an example as farmers and producers, that is worthy of imitation. It is like the leaven that the woman hid in a measure of luc-nl; the leavening pro cess has been begun, and it will go ers in adjoining counties and other portions of the State are catching the infection. It is an infection un like others—one that will do them good; something is to be seen and learned. The people assemble to- work of their idtLt use wlicrebv thev can increase stock, improve their land, lieautifr their homes, educate their little ones and lie benefactors io the human family. Polities left out of tiie ques- tion; home and only homo interest claims their first mid oulv attention I*, is a refreshing sight to see so much of true manhood and womau- ‘.noV'i.;- i.‘i‘ali5 , *JTw£Ma O IT R Job Printing Department. Having -:;j plus’ «r.;r<*r!i' with new yarils from Ike b»; its f**o1, while others rbe between the Ultlc creek am) the foot of the inoim- r the ledge of rock that over- m This beautiful mountain •mi* in at the North end of valley tird winds its valley and into which all the IIot Springs empty. The lemnctalgre of the wat. r varies from fis lo IqO i!l- ■ of them hot enough to cook till egg in 1U or 13 minutes. Have seen several parties scalding Imps and lieVcns at one of these springs at flic ford of the &c.,&c. Amlin fact ease that Ijesh is Jii jr to is said to be eun'il or greatly diseases of the' heart and lungs. We would advise such suflcters to stay away f,o|). lint Springs, as it j, said by some ol the ul'' they have know where fatal from taking one hath where the par ty was OF THE Latest .-inti Most Improved Patterns W’e ;iiv now j):*eparcd ;»» execute it. «s C4 0 0 4* 15 .1 -V;» .\T A' <.0 vv vtiiVA'.ys as can be bad in the Slate, JOB WORK OF ALL KINDS, sre// .itf \iUtl.»iifar.li», Vi.iliu<fai Legal Blanks, where not of loo long cured or greatly benetitted. Uut sified, there is not much hope for permanent cure. Yet, such cases ten receive very great benefit frore proper use of the Kutu.-*, aad I c speak from experience, from wi»at have seen, heard and felt, that these Springs cannot be too highly spoken aud I would advise all those suf- aring with any of the above n: Our Stock and Material i» New and Complete and every effort will be made to give stit- isfuction to all who iavor us witb FUclr patronage. their disease uttumci a They issue lorili from • ope of IIvl Springs m ..1 tin ui 30 m 100 feet above the level „! the Valley. The wu veyeil below to the hath tits in the Valley through pipes and Backward, We Go. succeeding Hnrlieiil- allhdiihifiim at Tl. uu- nnder the auspices of the ficorgi:, Agrtcullural anil 1i1-.il Association a hood Ide and liolv a puqiose, the purpose they were designed for by their Cre ator—the cultivation of the soil, to Jlmilliijhl. FAIIt DOTS. The Floral and Horticultural Fair at Thon.usviUe last Friday was a 'Hie floral display compar ed favorable with that- of former veal's, whilst the vegetables, in point ricty, surpassed what we have at previous fairs, though, in ■iptenec of the dry spell imme- ■l.v preeeeding the exhibition, • of them were not so large.-- The attendance was remarkably asjil, all things taken into eonsid- ratioti anil v.’i* believe tliere were uore people Ibere from abroad than roni Thctnasvillc and McIntosh, Pendleton, all clever and ant, and the Bainbridge people turned home much pleased with their visit.—llainbrubje Danoa-cu. We attended the Floral and Hor ticultural Exhibition at Thomasville, last Fridav, and enjoved a most de lightful day. Tlie number of peo ple in attendance was not so large as we expected; but the exhibition of vegetables, flowers aud pretty women was square up to and 1 ■yond our expectation. It was a splendid illustration of the energy, taste and culture of tlie clever peo ple of Thomas county; and if a train of Northwestern cxcursi,, .ists had dropped in about that time, all would have been persuaded to stop aud cast their lots right down in Southwest Georgia. Many courte sies were exteudeded to 11s bv our clever friends of Thomasville, and we shall ever hold a sweet remem brance of the (lav. That delightful dinner with Col.'McIntyre amtfani- iivuasone of the most enjoyable parts of the pleasant programme.— .-t/fctay .Veiiv. The ttnutnd May Fair at Tlionms- ville, Friday of last week, was all that its friends anticipated. Though the attendance from this immediate section was very slim, yet there was perhaps two thousand pooplcoa the li- among tin- plan ters and fruit glow, is of this section ladies—for their interest in the culture certainly increases. In fai t, the people generally of South Georgia and Middle Florida evince a degree of pride in these annual exhibitions that is ccrtainlv commendable, The attendance on (lie Fair grounds during tho exhibition of the 211th lilt- probably numbered Fairs, vet it turnout, considering the financial condition of tin-. this time. The vegetable and fruit display a n not so fine us heretofore, whirl is attributed to the fact that fo i„ 1 ,mp,eS‘,S ,, s«L Pe ^ 1 display was as magnifies nt, ami if possible, even more beautiful ami interesting than ever before ma»h* at these Mav Fairs. The bn\ lowers uiul tho several varities «*i were, in truth a rare treat to all admirers of the floral kingdom. Tho tournament did not prove the l/roml sueeess that anticipated; only four Knioliis testing for tho pri/.o. The lu was however c xuelleut, and Mr. S. NIallai il of Thomasville p rm od the victor. Tho managers of tho Fair A.w ciation certainly dost rvo tin* meed of praise for making tho exhibition 11, then ii.At.iin1 * they have a spirit of rivalry in agricultural pursuits that will not soon abate. It is now conceded ta**t. that these scmi-ajoi al Fair* have been, in the main, m- xtmnental in developing the former little town of rhomasvillc into a SS,iK Not a single gubernatorial candi date attended the Fair. Col J. D. -Weston, of tho Albany • I".--, was there in full. Ho used up dfa dozen lead pencils ami a quire pajicr—more or less—taking notes. He is a romantic, poetic man, and will doubtless write up the Fair in eloquent, rlivm- iug style. M illie Harris, of Quitman, joined the Thomasville base ball club iu a match against tho "Stars’' of Baiii- bridgo, and had a finger dislocated by a ball. Mrs. Hawkins had the most ar tistically arranged and most novel floral design at the Fair. Col. W. D. Mitchell had tlm finest cabbages on exhibition. Mr. W. 11 the Johnston, of the Bainbridge l>,::u- -c,-til, lamed out behind tho presi- lential badge of the "Star" base A bag race between four or live little negroes was the most amusing feature of the Fair. Triplett and 1 lavies circulated gratuitously, and paid special aiten tion bi visiting members of the press gang. 1 la: last wo saw of Ciiailev l’en- b.e v:ui. loaning post in flora! ballfraiiotioaily imptir whoa eortain voting hid that lie had seen. " Dr. Folks, of the IVnycross '/ : ' ans was tlm bc-t imtnrcd a;;d mo.st xociublc. The i'tMti mstiiy und upprojiri- •itfly dressed Indies wore calico, ami their hats were «:t on top of their heads.-o,//, 1 growing become tin* ''Teat metropolis uf Souther. 1 ieorjia.— We might write at length upon this Springs rise iu tho 1’aa .;Ue of Springs Creek except one si Spring on tl.e West sale near its r Ur nrr.ving hero is to “Bal" can nad cup, a tin can 1 the order of a codec pot with icrs are free fur »ny and every cue to drink wherever found. The baths at the dillercnt houses along the Valley charge from 23 to 3y cts for each bath. Some claiming a superiority over Ollier* In point of locality and water. Tlie bath houses are all built at the foot of the mountain over the bed of Hot Springs Creek, and over om the Hot Springs. The time usually for bathing is from 1 to 7 in morning 10 to 12 in the forenoon from 3 to 5 in the afternoon. S that tl*is entire s,-etioii is so deeply inti rested iu, I ni ,is the two local papers of ITiouinsville have ere this indulged iu detailed ac counts of tho Fair, we forbear. 2lie writer of this article had tin pleasure uf atie.iding the bail .0 the City Hail, given by the 'lho:o:n.vi!!e Gnards, on the evening proceeding the exhibition at tho Fair grounds, and it was a liriliant affair Not only the youth, beauty and mat,burnt of Thomas coiintv were represented the bull floor, but ladies and from almost all the neigh- towns in Georgia and Flori- Tho floor iiiaiia- 1 tie Florid i''iar last Friday may be put down : s a success. We bare not time to write it ii]» as we wish. 11ml must content ourself v. ith a very brief pete r. The display* .a ilmveis uiel vege tables was very tine, and it was rath er 11 inarkahle to us, considering the baekwariiness of the season, how our 7 homes cotr.iiy frit ini* ko rrctlitablp 7’hc r.ttcii'bime was l wben trike into c'liw.lemiion < i:J. r/.uiv\- wbiob 1 he whole . .. . s*:ul • Apceiully tbispartk*n- lar scctiou, is laboring. AYe imiler- stan.l that it was :i question of seii- >n:- .lelibeiritioii with the I>;icc t<»; v as to w hi ther or i.ii «uutl T The display of vegetables was •v tine, taking into account the late and dry spring. Flowers were wreathed around in rich profusion, with other interest ing features of nature and ru t added to the display. Taking it uli-aud in-ail tin sc re unions of the people of our section of Georgia and Florida are pleasant, interesting and profitable! As long as we live in leach of our progress ive sister town we hope our friends over there will keep up tin st* agri cultural and horticultural Fairs. like Thomas villi, and lu r Success to your evt ry en terprise.— Fci/f(v.'ta Tint' ■. Tim Horticultural and Floral ex hibition of the S. (I. ,V /.I. associa te of on the : l J\tb of May, to all intents a success.-- Owing to tlie iate frosts, and drought, the exhibition was not as full as it has been heretofore, but what it lacked in quantitv it made up in quality. Want of space pre vents our sayi. g more at this time. 1 he crowded stale of our col umns prevents our doing justice to the ball of the 7 homrisvilleGuards, which came oil’in 7’homnsvillc on the night of the 23th of May. We were there by invitation and enjoy ed ourselves hugely, how could it be otherwise when we were the guest of the Guards. We tender our thanks for courtesies.— 'Jin' OamiUiA, Oa., May 23tl: 1*70. D.vr Trijih t( : It gladdens our heart, to toil yon that tlie crops are in tilts county, as the ladies sav of anew bound “perfectly splendid.” Never a ter oat crop grew in any laud. It is well matured, ami fanners an? non- busy harvesting it. The p«;.**t dry weather has enabled tho planters to clear Gciuto! Gr. on, out. horse foot and dragoon. 'J his with the much needed ruins have been full ing upon the dry anti thirsty, cmlli. to the great gratiiicati*>i; ;.f tin-plan- tors iimv are happy. The Superior Court, J. (1. Wright Judge piv.-Hing, met on Mmnh past. Members of tie- bur present; Ji. if. Rower .S'V.i.jtm* (icucra), \Y. O. Fleiuing, 1). A Uus.v 11, (J. G. (».ir- ley, and Hon. Dani-1 McGii!, it-,js. bridge: A. T\ McR.tyie, Jr., and ITonV;, AY. M. Hammond and Jae L. Seward Thonmsvillc; i). A. i'.tpf. R. N. Eley, Joe Davis, and Hons. H. nrv D. Al .rgm, iVter J. SUo/.i- r and L l\ 1). Wary.*. w. C. AI. Ls*L v^tiiini.tu; .i. j,. H i \t'v X* w- t< n; aud Hon. J. A. Ruvi C J ;nit. No PS. Car. AIcLomlon, jattcrnsy at and State of Virginia, sound and deposing n view of the uncertainty of the certainty of death, my last will and testament to wit; I die a wretched sinner; and I ive to the world a worthless repu tation, a wicked example, a memorv that is tit to perish. i leave to my parents soitw, aud bitterness of soul all the (lavs their lives. 1 leave to my brothers and sisters j shame and grief, and the reproach I I leave tv) my widow aud broken j hearted wife a life of lonely strug- | gle with want and suffering'. I leave my children a tainted] tine, a reviled position, a pitiful norancc, and the mortifying re collection of a father who, by liis ! .', and at his I premature death joined the great j company of those who never enter I the kingdom of heaven. I pray God that those who are j ing may take warning and profit from the above. There are the Roman nose, the ! dish nose, the snub nose, and a di- I versity of other kinds of noses, but I the ugliest nose is tlie one that j Ul pokes itself into other people’s bus-1 ino?os and that every body knows. A frontier Texan who was asked J lie was goiug to attend the Con- | tennial Exhibition, guilelessly : plied: “I’dlike to, but I'll have put it off till next year.” average age of a farmer is sixty-live j years, and a printer only thirty-three. 1 pay the latter 1 hav.’ug courted a girl and applied to her fatli* said: “Well,)ou want vhat suit of a sutlc- •vill 3 on make? What will you give her*/” “Give her,” replied the iher, looking up vaeautly. -Oh, 1 11 ive her a puff.” “Take her,” replied TEOMASYILLE, GA. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Crockery, CHINA ANDtiI.ASSkV.VBK. COUNT RY MERC11A NTS: la'tiieiu*j'''lleki'a' 1,1 1't' Un1 [ n , M " 11,11 says that ween neighbors arc a relic of barbarism.” Ves. but when vou see red haired woman kick a cou ld.- ol hoards off the relic, and conic marching through the aperture with a cistern pole and a stony glare, you feel ready to barter your hopes of heav en f*ii- a six-story house with a way to get out of the root. i lie whiilimg oi i i may bring BTEW GGOBS AT BROTHiT.US, HOLIDAY (joods -j r T. SL BOLSHAW’S '■•I l-.I.V.V.IH, r,*. 1. (T11N.I. 1,1.AS UV AIli;. ii.VKi: l*l..\tki> i .\syi: ■S1 *l :m l mill,-. : it til iii. of Hie toilet Tallin au.l !■« Tluanre. In.lb plah, ] 1),rural' ! 'I'.., T",:. IS,:. Rouse Furnishing { „),.(ls. 1 have ml .’ilii.ii.t (j. Jh • * *. i»i i. f \ « ( J I’A.x 'v <;o< h>s. Professional vtlartis. CHA8. P. HANS ELL, Attorney nt I,nv, Thoinnsville, tjja. OlSco nj> Ilair, in Viloijtc'. tul'i.l[n s ..l... ah Street. mar II. -VI«'xn,»«lei*. Attorney nt Lew, JOSEPH P- Attorney at I <tw THOMASVILXE, 0>x . M ITt'III.I.I.. U,(l. .M1TCUK1.I MITCHELL & MITCHELL Attorneys at Ijiw. I'lIO.'TlASVIl.I.r, .lames I .. Si wnrd, Attorney at Law, 1710MASV1LI.K, - - 1 • A K. ...MacLEAN, .V t t o r ii t* y AND — < 'ounsolor at I *a u TIIO.MASY!I.I.T G.\. i)i\. to. s. mu abd- THOMASVILLE GA. imiMnNIi & l>.\\ I-. AT TORNEYS AT LAVt. L0LLLCT0KS OF CLAIMS, I il< >M.\-\ II.!.I . u . DR. JN0. H. COYLE, TllOMAflVILIiE, 3A. T. U. LITTLE SnruiMin ! >en list. 2 7 V i ulmi IIm* I'nirti' «*. Ili'.a.l Julv I ■•■ay iiiuitq.ly like loaves in V SorineTa Ja were pi rerv tliiiii"btlnl in their rffint.s to promote :he pleasure of all, awl es pecially iliJ they exeit tiiuiaselves for the comfort anil happiness of happiness ly, we to them our thanks for courtesies re- of the for favors ex- stay iu their Je- little city — .Vu„ press in Thomasvil tomleil .luring our The Horticultural an.l Floral exhi bition held at Thomasville on 26th nit, was an eventful occasion, one in which the people of Thomas county can look back to with pleas ure and satisfaction. Although the collection of fruits, vegetables au.l flowers was not as large and varied and the attendance so great as on lie iieM this spring. In. Fair tool; place, fir its glad tion of the fact that tho peo.pla ,.f till, xcwliall ale Itcienninil'l lo do ali iu their power to encourage and ar enterprises. Wo .iri s'. to know that Bain- Decaiur conntv did their part Iff sending Uie largest train load of visitors. 2he d?~ was flelightful and just suited to the occasion. 7 he base- bail game which attiaewd consider ably more attention than any other feature during the day, came off—an account of which will* be found in another column. 7 Lo tournament, was nevertheless spirited, exhibiting some g«xxl riding. 7'he prize, a fine saddle, was won by Mr. -J. S. Mallard, he havingcaqtnrmU.7 rir.gs out of a jiasslble IK \ Yv'ini.im K. J fa:.. ; il .ia- Iiridge after pa-3ug ilis Honor in congi-atiiic.ting i.i:.i upon L:s or*-uitable < xamii.at •< >. said, “if you wish SUe*’< .- •» ; t tbc always write a f.. : .r hgibh- l.ai.d, m v- ht>!d y*/.t:‘ r-v]j l..; tw* i: v *;»..• ’.mill*- liugi-i-?, or part ’h-ah* :l K * middle.” Tlie ca^rt - .va* ovv-.q.:- u <i Fri- •lay eVeii.Lp-\\ ill; the ti.ii l.el di.-p-.i'-ing «.f al lye nm.-h'-r <1 i eases that had Ivcn ( ,:i it *». fi'*c years. Tim O .»? .. -j * * .. !D ••>?»* a; * l lll hiv Vj-'-Ni. V:u ii*; .-to])ing *.; ; . M* r. .!; L -w, w re we have i;. Lest of e tbrig, 1 comfort», Edging. E i*»:•? D.-u t ait tb»v.!i Tiip. ton tab.. gr*»-.-.iug an hr go-vl I think < f 'b-f, • '.r*?:itiy inurn.ur, *T wish ! wei 1 • if.” ILvii u.y tlear fcilo-. *-,-•• !: . og ladic-y *•;. .n Oh! its ileli- cious, ‘*vr»u u ' O fl.fi. “a, !mt Lucre it notlmsg that will make a woman stand More a iookimr-gla-s >•* iong a sunburt not.e, Tbc-rc are many trying thing* in life, but a mn!.*s sa l.* rcsjicc’. nev«-r k> wumded as wheu bo see* a silver ten cent piece .ylng on a show case: •nuk*. < Up hi, min i to Meat it; gi.-nilv rc.-it-le-s out Iris haml to take it in, un;t tlicu tlisrovc-rs that it is glued on t«> the- under side nf tic — .V**r»'-i«-/i 0 .j fil"IT.\i;i.i; FOB IIoI.id.w I'lliSI X I . 'Vhicl. H i,. I. tVuul.1 ,;. '» I T* M. BOPS] I AW •'Saviilll; tli. ii,... ! *, •» i fc -- E. McIntyre building, “;il you«l.ike .standingr said aflrr- | 1* offering a ).u • - II( i v;i| j ,,j ^ f and-! A tv«*i <* ti J t u , M . i u tcciotalvi* to a fneti J. while near a taverc. i don t care il l vn, iU* icph • ••Veil fieri l-i us l up bravely ;;^.,.iist a -ea of • and the waves wii! 1 reak at t t'lt a;it : o lack to the dark ■ -ink d'-v:i at tlie f*r" r:.s!i m nt! •;.>;; .a.*? a-gulf- d BAVAN ISJ.'V t-f. 5 ell .S. i >«*»»! n . i ,1c TVttonicij;- al Caui, « r>r yy i-i. o The bag race very icamhng, and hugely enjoyed by all who wit nessed it. 7 eq)nichore als> held sway and the pretty ladica and gallant knights tripiKsl the light fantastic, cd that they v. unhl be too late to catch the train. The fourth estate and vigorously rep- Hansell, Evans, Davies Triplett, Fildcs. Kayton, Weston, Fright* i i h id i: l Di - eyes glean. V*s and he g s R He *. face was Unshod, i pawn juately into: ed rapidly: “Nothing ihaii M p.-i ttc u.. ♦ .. more-, my darling. For your «.!;*• i will liear l the lion in liis de:.. » wiil face death on tl.e ba»tk- :i • i will skim the sea. I v.;d . ndf.r*. til har-.lid.ips ail =?iff--.ring, a-I !..>e- ry!” He p..U cd and ] >.d:*d • -gcriy to her, with his v;h y.c - do *:•.* ::»;g iu Li> eyvs, Wilt you do all t-f this i nr l.m sake of my love ? sai l she, gtumg eanii^tly into his burning c-y*,. ‘Yes, ycft! a thousand ti a at;: “And if wo wed,” continued she, - v>n S - J "■ W iih a shriek of d^^patr il* -1. —Itaitbur'j .V* r,. If men an- d.c -alt o» ;be caisb, wo- 1 m«n rut- die sr.aar. Sail i- ,i neo dv: Mi'j,ir a lusuiy. v i* »*u« me a at* :i... -ai putn ; ii.u-I, ntcnj in -u. lli r..cksaii; iii-it family men lli : s;.:i. O ii xu *:• i- arc tin- browsi sag.:: •_’'*oil-:ialuri*l i».o iaal atigat. p.Miy g.ic., the lint pulverized whit*- **'•»- ; *r. l'af.3 the t jgar pltav;' Ai: **ld toiub-toi.c in th** bury:uj gr*>:m<l <»f West Lv.-m Lj n tins * G'>! ri'ii tb; got d, •<t t*j star, an 1 left th-: bad, take away/ Jltoln rongli on tlie l.'*hm A Wi*oo:i-in cilitor ilhisirates the previviliug .-xtravagance uf tie- j - pit* ( >i the prfc.-J2.iit day by calling at iu i-t the costly carriagt s m ns** now, while, wh* a he wa.-, a ba by. tbc( haolt-tl h:m .-jouii<1 l*v the •iair of the head Out W a ->h<j:t v.h;;.. :r .^ a i;:. ii:,,.,:;;: — ■ h i-: . ,-. !i:»e * I First Gia.sc family GROCERIES. | BOOTS, SHOES; i DOKESTUo AND PRIN. I Prices Vl suit J£.T» i.;;.;,: Alexnder & Russell. YraoLjv.Stif.j: aIs. OC toils AND Lraror Thstn.K'fis* It! !. I. Bools, Sties, Hals SPLENDID tlKWKl.m . : „_JE jos. j into /;/,*. i. Tiio.'.i.v -i'. li.i.:: jj.'iVij-.Ki:. IlkADY-MA di .< >Tn;.v<;. -■* 1 ; i*iu,*!i:fy1i v.. i tb r:lx_-r p-cd .:ye tr% *•;» '''A'U F'l-vrVunv.ticyofi.K.u- gb- s.u<*t. by v-!*<ii.ig the j)r*q*r>l*jr toii tv iitb ir. r t-JiUJigc. a iuti* j j :J '\ b.i-diei ui :ai«l u piece of j* tk, v. hfcr*-ip:>u the editor A the pai/tr came out in the nut with a h adtr on the r-vuuw* of this great cv. i.iUy, und 0.- rentwul activity and prevailing prosperity ax.jong the “l.oray handed” sonj- of vJL To cure corns: Hold yoor iu.t near the lire until the corns .- . Thi- is said to l>e a -itirc- core. n:V Pu-ra Silver. CLOCKS- S.* ; " i: Vi R. W. STUFBS, Att<>l'!lC',' iii I. i "■ :i • H JIO'l uacoi; j*. I,- • . • $.T.'J’\ l-KH D A T. ; iMHUaMo*it- . it* *fcoi v l^. is, .. Vl

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The Thomasville times. (Thomasville, Ga.) 1873-1889, June 10, 1876, Image 1