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About The Washington gazette. (Washington, Ga.) 1866-1904 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1871)
Washington 6a«*tte. FRIDAY MORHING, OefOBKB 2&. IS7I. V S. 5 « b PHi-Ursiio*.—The regular exercises may be expected at the Hall,tlmevening, at half-past seven o'clock. T. S*w Post-Master. —Mr. George W. Morgan has been appointed Pdgt-Master at this otßcc in place oi Mrs. Maqlfet A. Jonas, resigned. TnE London Store, Atlanta, has the most complete stock of Fancy Dry Goods in the South Samples sent ftw>;%ddress liox 308. oct2o It MrsrcAi..—Mr. Keimncrer, will give Lessons to the children every afternoon at 4 o'clock p. m. Only fifty cents for twelve lessons! He brings testimonials of the highest character. oci'2o. STTLisn Mii.uxF.nr.— Certainly the most elegant this side of New York can now be fonnd at the London Store, At lanta. Wedding trousseaux got up iuthe most fashionable style. Marietta St. Grant Block. * oct3o It Sltflied.—Dr. T. L. Anderson has just received a large and well assorted stock of drugs, medicines and everything usually kept in a first-class drug store. He invites the public to call and exanjine his stock. We would give a list of some of his articles, if our space would pettnit. A ChaSCE Tet.—There is still an op portunity to get one of those excellent and celebrated, Wheeler St Wifcon sewing machines, ly culling at llrocn Bros' and asking for Mr. Alexander, the agent lie is offering great inducements, and will aHow his customers to pay for them hy installments. Attrntiox is called to the coimnuniea tion from Mrs. Sale, to the agents of the Southern Life Insurance Company. This company has done a large business in this section, and has met every loss promptly and fairly, without any contention and without giving any trouble to its policy holders. It is deservedly popular. Mr. Geouoe W. Tkhut, agent at this pluce for the Liverpool, London & Gl(d>e fire Insurance company, publishes n com munication in this paper which will ex plain itself. lli*company is one ol'the wealthiest corporations of this day. Its assets are so large that it would stem im possible Id embarrass it. The Southern department of this Company is uhder the management of that veteran and dis tinguished Southern soldier, General Joseph E. Johnston. Make it a Secck.Bß. —The time is rapid ly approaching for the first annual Fair of the “Old Wilkes Farpiers’ Club.” The. citizens ot this and the adjoining counties, should Use every exertion to make this exhibition a success. Tlic premium list is, ncfcessnrily very limited, this year, and the premiums offered not as valuable as they will lie in the subsequent exhibitions The moneyed value of a premium is at last, of very little importance compared to the satisfaction of winning u prize. It is desired, for the purpose of making the Fair as attractive as possible, that every one having any article of interest should bring it in and exhibit it. It is particulur'y desired that all line stock or stock of rare breeds should be brought. There will Ire no entrance fee charged for any article which is put on exhfbiton un less the article is entered for a premium. The energetic managers are rapidly im proving the grounds, anil have the build ings nearly, if not quite complete, and offer cvefy inducement to our citizens to come forward and ass’st in this prais wortfiy undertaking. A successful exhi bition will be of benefit to every person in this whole section of country. Thief, Swindi.er and Bcoundrei.— Printers and Newspaper Men Look Oct.—A man calling liiinsclf 11. I). Gard ner was employed, for the two past months, as foreman in this office. On last Sunday morning Ire was missing, and upon Inves tigation it was found that lie had, during the last few days of his sojourn, obtained a nice business suit of clothes on credit from one of our merchants, besides other articles of greater or less value from oth ers. He txrrroteed several small sums ot money from different parties on the credit of the proprietors of the Gazette., but without their, knowledge or consent. On Sunday morning he took a departure (not a 'c\r one we opine) carrying with him a dou1)le-barrcllcd shot gun and a pocket case of surgical instruments belonging to Dr. Andrews, editor of this paper. Mr. Henry Vickers went in pursuit ot him on Monday morning, and after tracking him like an old detective, came upon him that night, asleep in a negro cabin within a short distance of Union Point. He arrest ed him and brought him back to this place on Tuesday afternoon, and turned him over to tl»e proper authorities. Through the ignorance and litter inefficiency of the authorities hereabouts, he made his escape on Wednesday morning and departed again. Dr. Andrews recovered his gun, but not his surgical instruments. Gardner is about five feet 8 or 0 inches high, had a heavy moustache and imperial, speaks tliick and rather indistinctly, and had on “when he left here” a suitof brow* clothes. He is very plausible, of good ad dress, and a thorough and most accom plished printer. He is about forty-four or five years ot age, though rather yonng looking. We warn all printer* and news paper men against him, as he fc a mopt consumatc scoundrel, devoid of principie or gratitude. Puss him round. A lady in this county gave birth to three girl children one day last week, each weighing seven pounds. —[Elberton Gazette. No necessity to organize an emigration society in that county. Sir. Hen*#!6om>k6 our obliging News Ageist, has presented ns with a copy 'Of “Josh Billings’ Farmer's Alminax for IfM.’ Those who wish to laugh and grtfiv fat con be accommodated by calling at Corporal Cordes newt stand sad purchas ing a copy of the above. Tliey will also find -many other books and papers to intereit then, at the same place. -7 The Amxu Constitvmon notices the departure, on a visit of a months to the beautiful tow of Washington, of One of her most beautiful and accomplished belles, leaving many broken hearts behind her. She has arived in our benutiflil town, and judging from appearances she will break all the young hearts here. Our clothing merchants have had to amid on already for an extra supply of fashinable clothing for gentlemen, their large stock having been sold out very soon after her arrival. It is some little consolation to us, that we are too old to be materially damaged by the fascinations of the P. G. in G. [ComtItNICATED.] WAsmjiGTOH Ga., Oct. 12tli 1871 Messrs, lioyert, Etlings it Cos. Ge.nti.emkx.—-Permit me to acknowl edge the receipt of ten thousand dollars in cash, being tlic full amount of insurance which the late 11. M. Sale Esqr., deceased, hail upon his life in your company. Also to thank you for the promptness with which the company lias forwarded the funds. Possikß. Saj.k. [cOMMt'NICATKD.] Liverpool & London Si Globe Fire Ins. Co' For lienefitof tho many policy holders .in the above named Conqwuiy in Washing ton and the surrounding country, am hap py to say, that though lior losses iu tho Chicago lire were murmoua, exceeding $2,000,000, she is all right, livery loss paid as soon as adjusted. Not one dollar ot her cnpital in the United States ($3,- 000,000 gold) to he disturlied. With $21,000,000 (gold) assets, nud the liability of her stoekltoldm to amount of SIOO,- 000,000, she gives perfect security to her thousands of policy holders. Well docs she deserve the reputation she lias, of being one of tlic grandest arid safest compamesin the world, llcr motto is, “ tlte best insurance is the cheapest.” Geo. W. Terry, Agent at Washington. [iXtxnerxic.vrED.] Mu. Kimoit:—At the meeting of the Old Wilkes Farmers’ and Mechanics’As* sociation, on yesterday, tlic following com mittees were tipiHiintcil, to examine arti cles and award premiums at our fair. If any persons, so appointed, cannot serve they will confer a favor by reporting the fact to the committee of arrangements, who will fill vacancies: Committee of Arrangements—Wm. A Pope, J. T. Battle, Clius. Irvin. Committee on Field Crops—Jas. W, Ar nold, Dr. Fred, lluutef, Simpson Booker. Samples of Crops—lt. L. Foreman, Frank Baruett, Dr. Will s Anderson. Horses—lt. F. Barksdale, Charles Irvin, Frank Arnold. Mules—Jus. 11. Willis, Tims. Barksdale, George Florence. IJj * JOttilfrl 1 Blooded Cattle— Brantley Callaway, Jas. Arnold, Thus. W. Callaway. Common Cattle —J. T. Battle, Him. C. El lington, J. W. .Sanders. Oxen and Heel—l>r T. L. Anderson, Jas. M. Dyson, H. Maguire. Sheep—John W. Mattox, John ft. Wootfen, Captain W. A. Quinn. Hogs—lV. A. I’ope, John C. Dyson, tV. w. mu. Poultry—Captain P. 11. Norton, Clias. Hunter, W. P. Fauiiig. Home Department—Dr. Wm. M. Jordan, H. Toonil>s. Dr. J. J. Robertson, Mrs. C. Vickers, Mrs. Wm. M. ftccsc, Miss Lula Ayer. Fruits—lt. W. tVoottcn, General D. M. Duftosc, M. G. ltobert, Mrs. Thos. Willis, Mrs. Wm. Turner, Sirs. C. Pope. Vegetal tics-Col. M. It. Talbot, W. T. Andeison, I)r. T. A. Sale. Woik Shop, in the District—Wyhc M. Pope. W. B. Norman, F. T. Simpson. Work Shop, open to the woild—Wiji. J. llnrty, Wm. K. Callaway, Clias. Alex ander. Fine Arts-—Sntii'l. Barnett, Geo. Terry, Win. A. Pope, Miss Myrt Dußose, .Miss C’lif Robert. Experts—M. G. Hobcrt, Snm'l Barnett, Wylic Duncan. superintendents of departments. First Floor—John T. Wingfield, B. Ma guire. Second Floor—lt. L. Foreman, Charles Alexander, Mrs. Jas. E. Waddcy, Mrs. It. 1., Foreman, Miss L. Ayer. Stables and Stalls —Charles Irvin, Bcnj. Barksdale. The following additional premiums will be awarded: Open to the world, Best One-horse wagon $3 00 Restricted to District, Best Patch-work Quilt $2 00 •“ Silk “ ....;.. 2 00 “ Crochet Work 2 00 “ Worsted “ 200 “ Braidcrv “ if.*.. 200 “ Bbl. of Flour 8 00 “ Bushel of Meal 3 00 “ Fat Hog. 8 00 “ Quarter of Beef. 2 00 “ Mutton on foot 3 00 “ Quarter of Mutton and Lamb.. 1 00 “ Horse Colt, over 2 vears 01d... 5 00 “ Mule “ “ “ ... 500 Messrs. Arnold & Dußose offer a premi um of $lO for tliebcst bale of cotton—lint, staple and package considered. The following Besolution was unani mously adopted : Bcsolved, That the thanks of the Old Wilkes Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Associa tion are hereby tendered to the Dickson Fertilizer Cos. for two tons of their pre pared Fertilizer*, which, with characteris tic liberality, have been presented by them to this association. Stockholders arc again urged to come forward and pay up their subscriptions. Respectfully, &c., Jas. lb Dußose, Scc'y. Oct. 18th, 1871. IS Joaquin Miller's poem of “Kit Car son’s Ride,” he begins by representing Kit Carson astride a bare-backed, perfectly naked horse. Before he concludes hi* ride, it is stated by the poet, he “rose in his stirrups” for some purpose or other. How a man on a bare-backed horse could man age to rise in his stirrups is a question which threatens to stirrup quite a contro versy. Osi.v twenty-six Chinese women have landed at San Francisco this year. New Advertisements. Fall Hoods NOW OPEN 1 yta « If j FOR INSPECTION. A FULL STOCK OF Dry Goods, .ii- it '■■ 'r - -1 < k * •-r Clothing, Boots, Shoes, »uniu u ay Jii ii u i u \ Hats, &c* FOR SALE AT LOW FIGURES, Call nnd be convince*!. T. G. & J. J. GILLIGAN.** STVMtreil'S OLD STAND, octaotf The only reliable (lift DUtilmtlon in the country ! $60,000 00 111 I A LIII BIG GIFTII TO BE DISTRIBUTED IN X>. SINE’S lßVnd HKOVI.AIt ‘mOXIIII.Y ’ Gift Enterprise, To l»« Brawn HI on day, Nov. 27, 1871* Two Cat rand Capital** of $5,000 eacli In Greenback*! SSiSSSffsiGRHMCE Ten Prizes SIOO £ ) WHOM: Xl’Mil Kit OF CASH GIFTS, 1.000. 1 Horse and Rupgy with Silver-Mounted Har ncaa, worth ,#<loo CRie j ino-toMod Itfeseirooil I’lanQ, wdrth sT»foo Ten Kmnlly SewfnK MurhlneH, worth slooeneh. Vive tinny ranee! Hold /mutiny HnMhvti and /lenvy Uoltl Chain*, worth S3OO each l Five UoUl American Hunting Watches, worth $125 each. Ten Ladies' Cfoldlruritfng Watches, worth SIOO each. 800 Gold & Silver Lever Hunting Watches (in all) worth from S2O to SBOO each. Ladies’ Gold Leontine Chains, Gent’s Gold Vest Chains, Siver-platcd Castors, Solid Silver and double-plated Table and Tea spoons, Ivory-handled dinner Knives, sil ver-plated dinner Forks, silver Vest Chains, Photograph Albums, Ladies’ Gold Breast pins and Ear-rings,Gents’ Gold Breastpins Shirt Studs and Sleeve . Buttons, Finger rings, Gold Pens, (silver extensio jh) etc. Whole number Gifts 0,000. Tickets lim ited to 60,000. Agents wanted to sell tickets, to whom liberal premiums will be paid. Single tickets $1; Six tickets $5; Twelve tickets $10; Twenty-five tickets S2O. Circulars containing a full list of prizes, a description of the maimer of drawing, and other information in reference to the Distribution, will be sent to any one or dering them. AH letters must be address ed to L. D. SINE, Box 80, office, Cincinnati, O, 101 W. slli St., oct2o-5t Citation for Letters of Dismission. WHEREAS, S. P. Callaway, Executor of Scnlrorn Callaway, Jr., represents to the Court, in his petition, duly filed and entered on record, that he has” fully administered Seaborn Calldway, Jr.’s Es tate: This is, therefore, to cite ail persons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why said Executor should not be discharged from his Execu torship, and receive letters of dismission, on the first Monday in February, 1872. GEO. DYSON, Ordinary. Washington, Oet. *th, 181 T. oct2o-4w t * i Gitatiqa for Letters of Dismission. f'X EORfiffA, Wilkes county. VX , Whereas, Snm’l Boniett, Adfi’r of WilUAmtJ. Anderson’s Estate, has applied to the Court for Letters of Dismission from said administration: These ore therefore, to cite all persons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why said Sam’l Barnett should not be dis charged from Ms Administration, and re ceive Letters of Dismssion, on the first Monday in February, 1872. GEO. DYSON, Ordinary. Washington, Oct. 10,1871. oct2o-4w TOURNAMENT. A GRAND TOURNAMENT will be ridden at this place, during the Ag ricultural Fair to .be held hero, commync ftg filllheYtli day t>f nrixt month. Prizes will be awarded to several Knights, and Queen of Love and Beauty crowned. Gentlemen from a distance are specially invited to ridemind arc request ,j( to cujmSmilcate with the committee at us early a day as. possible, as theriumber of Knights w'ill lie limited. Knights will aiiaesa in character, ill lliose deprinj; to take part will meet at the Court House in Washington at eleven o’clock a. ; ip.,, on Thursday, the 26th instj A 3JAS HUI tV. A. POPE, ) Committee JNO. T. BATTLE, ■ of CHYB.E. lUVIN, ) Arrangem’ts. oct2o-2w STAPLE GROCERIES. 4000 Bundles ARROW TIES. 100 Bales 45 inch GUNNY BAGGING. 50 Bales 47 inch BORNEO BAGGING. 1000 Rolls “BENGAL” and other brands Domestic JUTE BAGGING, 100 Illuls. Reboiled JIOI.ASSES 50 Illuls. West India MOLASSES. 300 Bbls Reboilod Molasses. 50 Illuls, FOrto Rico SUGARS. 20 lllnk. Demarara SUG.Utik 300 Bbls Refined SUGARS.* ' 300 Bags lUO COFFEE. 200 Boxes BAlt SOAP, 100 Boxes and half boxes CANDLES. PEPPER, SPICE. GINGER, STARCH, and all other goods usually kept for the trade in our line, at Lowest Wholesa’e HOJITON & WALTON, 305 Broad Street, August*, 3». Dptl-3m * ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. WILL be sold on the First TUESDAY iu December, 1871, at tho Court House door in the Town of Washington, Wilkes county, between legal hours of sale, the following property, belonging to the estate of Francis Colley, deceased, to wit: A tract of land containing one thou sand acres, moro or leas, known ns the Gibson Plantation. This valuable planta tion, situated within three miles ot‘ the Town of Washington, is one of the most desirable places in tho county. The Urids are fertile, and the improvements are all that arc required on a first-class flinn. The dwcliiqg house is large and commodious, and comparatively new. The plantation is provided with ull the necessary out buildings, gin-liousea, packing smew, etc., and all in good repair. There is also on the place a fine mill-site upon which a paying mill could bo erected. At the same time will lie sold nnothcr tract of land, known us the Joiner Planta tion, and containing six hundred and twelve acres. This place is situated within four and a-half miles of tho Town of Washington, upon Hog's Fork nnd Fish ing Creeks. The land is valuable, nnd is provided with o coinfortablJ dwelling and out-buildings. All parties desiring to purchase can find plats of the above mentioned lands in the office of the undersigned iu the Town of Washington. The Thursday after the above sale, will be sold on, the Gibson Plantation, a large quantity of personal property, consisting of milch cows, oxen, liaises, corn, fodder, shucks, cotton seed, wagons, tools ami utensils of every kind .used on n planta tion, a valuable lot of smith's tools, and property of other descriptions. Tamils ok Sam:.— For the t personal property, cash on the day of sale; for the real estate, the terms will be made known on day of sale. Parities vR-iyring to purchase jit private sale will pfc.ttie call njirtn the Adminis trator. F. H. COLLEY, Administrator, tic IfiitUMun. octlil-fw" Tlic Great Medical Discovery I 4 Dr. WALKER’S OALIFOKNIA VINEGAR BITTERS, Hundreds of Thousands Bear testimony to their Wonder- i ful Curative Btfoctß. jWHAT ARE THEY? j THBY ARE HOT A VILE ’FANCY DRINK, FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS* whether In vonng or old, rnarried or single, at the ctnvrn of 'u omoahood or at the turn of liie ( these Touic BUterb have uo aqu&l. Seud for a circular. Made of Poor It it m ( Wli'inker, Pro** tipirltH nnd Itri..mo nor* doctored, bplccd Had sweetened to |»lcaso tliu tonic, called ** Tob- Ics,''** Appetizers," “ Jicstorcr#," *c., that lcud the tippler on to drunkenness and ruin, hut are a true Modjclnc.mado from tlie Native 1 loots and Ilcrhs of California, free from nil Alcoholic 8t iiunlajilN. Thcyaie the U|£KAT IlLOOfl Pi; It! KIKIC ft lid MFKttJVI.ia I*UIN CJI Pi.E a Perfect ltcnovaU r ind lmrlßorator of the System, carrying off alt poisonous mutter and restoring the bl<*o«I XV n healthy condition. Xo person c an take flciejuntcri according to direc tion dnil remain long-tfnwcll. Yut liiiliiWiisnf ory nml Chronic Hlieu nifitlHui and <«ouis i)y«iH.*iw*ta or linll ffenilon, IIIIIom*, mull Inter mittent Fever*, IHaeanen «f llio Jllood, lJvcr, Ivi liioyn, nml BimLlcr,Xiicae Bit ters have bieu mp*t #uceaf»oiL Hm li Uis* eases are caused by Vitiated Jllood, which Is product fy doraotfciaent of the JlJtfOHtlvr OrtrnuH. Headache, Pain lu the Shoulder*, Coughs, Tigld nceaof tlio QliMt, DizzltufStf, Hour Krurtntlona of the Stomach, Bad taste In the Mouth Bilious At tacks, Palpitation of th« Heart, lu.*animation of the LnngtJ.Palnin the region* nfthc IMdneys.and a hundred other painful symptoms, are the off springnof Dysiwpslft. They luvlgsrato tho Stomach and stlmuiato the torpid liver and In Is, which render them of «*»• cqnailed efficacy In cleansing the Mood of ell Impurities, and Imparting new life and vigor to the whole ayntcni. FOR tilt IN IHSEABEB, KruptlonH.Tettsr, Salt Jthcum,Blotchc*. Spots, Pustules,. Holla, Corbnadoa, Son. Kyes,Ery«ili» :las, ltcii, Scurfs, Discolorations o' tho Skin, Humor# and Diseases of the Skhi, of wbatover came or onion:, arc morally dug up and carried out ol tho system lo a short time by tlio use of these hitters. One bottle In such cases will convfne : the Most Incredulous of thslr curative effects. ... pies, Eruptions or Bbfte#; fifisih rlf 4h#n fi+V* find it obstructed and tliiCKl»h In the vcln»; cleanse It when it Is foul, ami y jut f.eUuga wlil . tell yon wbdO. • K*cp l4tqr'Moa«l p*ra *»<! tho health of thciysteiit will foßow. - cU psif t TA and larking la the system of so many thoosancls, r.re tffeeatslly destroyed and removed. For full directions, read earefbliy the ©lren lor around each bottle. J.WALKJSB. Proprietor. It. 11. li<*T>ONALP S **»««■>.**•'**. *»” Frui' l.™, ' CkC'‘ond'?TanJ sfcomiWarc* BtrO*#. Kew Vdr.-c. SOLD BV ALL AND DEAiJilia For Sale by DR. H. NEESON. ' janG ly TAX NOTICE. X WILL* attend ns follows for the pur pose of collecting State and Couty Taxes, viz: Ceutieville, Gctolier 16th. i Irvin's “ 17th. j Leesville “ 18th. Ebenczcr ~ “ 19th. Pierce's Chapel, “ 20th. Jackson’sX roads “ 21 tli. Washington, “ 23d, 24tli, 25tli. Lunccford's, “ 2<ith. Poole’s, “ 271 h. Dunburg, “ 28th. Delhi, “ 30th. MallorysviUc, “ 31th, The Liquor tnx for tlic fid quarter is now due. All tax payers will jilease re spond promptly. This Oct. sth, 1871. *WM. R. SMITH, T. C. • | . S. W. tvvk M. M. SIMS. WYOT & SIMS, DEALERS IN GROCEMESr mvmoNS, Hardware, Boots, Shoes, etc., etc. WE are now receiving our Fall Stock of the above Goods, and our motto in tlid future will be the same as in the past: “ Quid Sales and Stall Frits." WC have now in store, and to arrive, 8,000 llis. Bacon and Bulk 1 Sides and Shoulders. 800 Bundles Tics. Also, Bagging, Flour, Meal, Com, Gats, Ac. which wo are offering AT VERY LOW PRICES, In fact evcryliting iu our line we are deter mined to > SELL AT SUCH PRICES as will not fail to make it to the interest of all to pnreliusu from us. We take this method of returning thanks to our friends for their liberal pa tronage iuthe past, and beg .a. continu ance of tllu same ill the l'utmu. WYNN & SIMS. Beptß-ly FLOUR. 20 Barrels at |i low figure, at n"I J, .11, NORTON’S. LIQUORS. f> Barrels Pure liye, Wheat, Bourbon, anti Corn Whisky, at NORTON’S, i FOUTZ’S a , CELEBBATKD Horse asi Me Powte. prepftratlon, long anil favorably known, will thoroughly re-invigorato broken down and low-spirited horses, by strengthening and cleansing the stomach and intestines. It is a sure preventive of all diseases Incident to this animal, such as LUNG FEVER, GLANDERS, YELLOW WATER. HEAVES. COUGHS. DIS- SfjJV TEMPER, FEVERS, FO U N I) E It, fim LOSS OK APPETITE AND VITAL ENERGY, ko. Its use improves the wind, Increases the appetite-- IF W gives asmooth and glossy skin—aml u transforms tlie miserable skeleton ZTBUSUf'Jr Into a flue-looking and spirited horse, To keepers of Cows this prepnm \ \> tion is invaluable. It is a sure pre- I M ventlve against Rinderpest, Hollow Horn, etc. It has been proven by tLpSfijprX I Actual exporiincut to Increase tlie IT iKdVquaDtity of milk and cream twenty per cent, and make the butter firm and sweet. In fattening cattle, it glr«s them an appetite, loosens their hide, and makes them thrive much fester. In all diseases of Swine, such as Coughs, Ulcers In the Lungs, Liver, Ac., this article acts ns a specific. By putting from one half a paper to a paper In a barrel of swill the above diseases will be eradi- » oated or entirely prevented. If given al/a. rTc in time, a certain preventive and vetr sure for the Ilog Cholera. DATID E. FOVTZ, Proprietor, DALTIHOIIE. Md. for sale by Druggists and Storekeepers throughout 0m United States, Canadas and South America. For sale in Washington by Dr. T. L. ANDERSON. SoptSO-ly « EXECUTOR’S SALE. WILL be sold on the Ist Tuesday in November next, before the Court House door in Washington, Wilkes coun ty, Georgia, between ,t lie legal wile hours, all tlie real estate of Sirs. Sophia A. Ar nett, late of said county, consisting of Four Hundred Acres of land, more or less, situated » miles East of Washington, near Jackson’s Cross ltoaus, and Reho both Church, and lxumded bv the hmds of Tlios. Mulliken, the lands of the estate of Amos Iluguley anil others. On the premises is a good dwelling., house, gin house, and other necessary out buildings. Sold for tlie purpose of distribution. Terms.—Cush. C C. CANDLER, V. U. All NUTT, 8ept29.1871-fiw Executor.. They area Oeatlfe PuKaHveaii «rtill ns it Tonic, posse** ing also, Ue peculiar merit oi acting** a powerful a«r*nt In relieving Congestion or Inflammation of tbe Liver, and all tbe Visceral Organ*. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE WILL be sold on the first TUESDAY in November, A. D. 1871, at tho Court House door in the town of Wash ington. County of Wilkes, between the legal hours of sale, the following propferty belonging to the estate of G. G. Norman, deceased, to-wit: A tract of land con taining Bixty acres, whereon said G. G. Norman resided at the time of bis death, said tract has upon it a valuable dwelling house containing eight large rooms, with all necessary out-buildings attached, in good repair. This valuable property, sit uated and lying in and adjoining the town of Washington, county of Wilkes, is one of the most desirable residences in said town- At-the same time and place will be sold one wood lot containing twenty acres, situated four miles from Washing ton, and adjoining lands of Geo. F. Flor ence. ' v ' Altio, a valuuble lot of household and kitchen furniture. One four milch cows, ope pair young oxen, one two-horse wagon nhii asmalf lot rtf farming utensils. Property sold for division among heirs. TERMS OF SAI.E: The dwelling bouse with sixty acres of land attached, and the wood lot, one-third cash, balance in two equal payments on a credit of one and two years, with interest from date ; administratrix executing bond for titles nml giving possession on Ist day of January, A. D. 1872. Ail personal property cash. SUE M. NORMAN, Administratrix of G. G. Norman dec’d. scp22id PETER KEEIAI Again offers ins salutations to the good and true people of Wildes and her sister counties, and invites them, when they come to Augusta, to call at hi* FIRST-CLASS BOOT & SHOE HOUSE and acquaint themselves with lit* mode of doing business. He strictly adheres to the ONE PRICE SYSTEM, and never will admit the slightest infraction ot the PRINCIPLES OF HONOR AND FAIR DEALING. He holds himself responsible for the faithful representation of every article which leaves his store, and will make reclamation in every instance when work does not ■five satisfaction. He cautions his friends to bew are of tbe swarm of “drummers with which the city of Augusta is infested; men who are distorting business Ir< m its legitimate course, and imposing on the confidence of their fellow men. With such, lie has no fellowship. ... Never have better goods lieen offered in this city. lie promises Ins patrons tlinr, compared with tlic class of shoes he keeps, lie will SELL THEM TEM FEB CENT. I.OWER THAN AT ANY PERIOD SINCE TIIE WAR. On tlic sino-lc condition that they be kept clean, shoes will be exchanged inside of three months, or the jM-iee refunded. ? 230 Broad Street, (under (.'mitral Hotel) Augusta, Ga. octl3-3m POKEIAH, EKWn &CO, Dealers in STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS. i— ♦ —— | j WE WISH TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC TO OUR LARGE AND CAREFULLY . ... yO O SELECTED STOCK OF GOODS COOrtSa. STYLES Ac PRICES. To tlic Ladies, especially, we will be most liappy to show OUR DRESS G-OODS DEPARTMENT, 1 together with our White goods, Hosiery, hand kerchieft and Notions generally, liesides Flannels Linens. Bleached nnd Brown Homespuns. . . , Wo invite attention to our stock of HOUSE-KEEPING GOODS, m every variety, especially the Plated Ware, Tublc, Desert and Tea Spoons, and a fine selection ot ItODGKS’ CKLEIIUAIffiD TABLE CUTLERY. For Men’s Wear, our CLOTHS and CASBIMEREB, READY-MADE CLOTHING. BOOTS nnd SHOES, HATS and CAPS, Ac., &c., cannot be surpassed. Our Stock ot HARDWARE, TIN-WARE and CROCKERY is large and complete. Bln,o Findings, Calf Skins, Sole Leather, Untag Skins Urt, k -s,* —*• “t Wusijmgton Octlfi-ly 1871! FALL. 1871! KEAN, LANBRAM & CO. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. BEG leave to inform tlio citizens of Washington and vicinity that they are now in possession of the Sto.e, No. 209 Broad Street, lately occupied by Messrs 11. F. Bussell & Cos., and have ready for sale a general assortment of first-class DRY GO JDS. We will not attempt to enumerate all tlte different articles, bijt will call special at tention to our DOMSTEIC DEPARTMENT, Ac., &c. WOOLEN DEPARTMENT—A splendid assortment ot red, brown anil grey BLANKETS, Georgia I’htiiis, Kerseys, Kentucky Jeans, Snttinets, I'aney Cass (meres, Black Doe Skins, Llnseys, Ac. DRFSS GOODS of every description, from the lowest to the finest. Our stock of SHAWLS, CLOAKS, OPERA JACKETS and FURS cannot be surpassed. In our Notion Department we intend to keep everything called for. YVe cordially invite ottr old friends, witli whom we have had such pleasant inter course for the last fifteen years, also those we have never had the pleasure ot serving before, to an examination of our stock. Wc open regularly next Monday morning. Como and see us, one and nil. . Wo are Agents for R. J. Roberts’ Parabola Needles and Scissors. We will send samples and pay the Express on all billa ordered —for amounts over 810—at retail. . , , Mr II P QL'INN is w ith us and w ill be glad to sec any of Ins mends. • KEAN, LANDKAM & CO. octO-Giv ****•* *■ ' j 1 WILBER FORCE DANIEL. A. YVELLBORN^IIILL. D&118& i& BUI, COTTON FACTORS', AGENTS COTTOIST FOOD GTJA.NO* No. 3 WARREN IH.OCK, (Opposite Globe Hotel) AUGUSTA, GA. All butinm entrusted to them will have stria personal attention. Orders for Bagging, Ties and Family Supplies promptly Filled. 11-4 PER CENT. AUGUSTA, GA., August 31, 1871. I have this dav associated willtmc, in the COTTON COM \I ISSION HUSINEfjS, MR. A. W. Ill'Ll., of Wilkes Comity, under the name and style ot DANILL i & , Thankful for past filVors, I ask a continuance fm the new firm. scp22-2m WIIBEBTORtB I»ANII-I« CHAS. E. STAPLES. L. A. R. Wholesale and Retail Grocers AND i General Cub irctats. COMMISSION FOR SELLING COTTON ONE AND ONE-QUARTER PER CENT. BAGGING AND TIES on Hand and the Ueual Advances Furnished. ESPECIAL ATTENTION GIVES TO THE WHOLESALE TRADE And a FULL STOCK CONSTANTLY on Hand. OU Stand of John M. Clark & Cos., 278 Broad Street, Augusta fra. HEFERENCKSi j xo k, X o Pres’t Ga. R.R & Bank Cos. IJ. SIIJi.EY & Son, Cotton Merchants. II H Hickman Prcst. Granitcvillc Fac Jno. M. Ci. ark & Cos., Merchant Millers, lory & Savings Bank, Augusta, Ga. | McLaws A Ganaiu., Attorney. Augusta, Ga., September 8, 1871. 3m
