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About The Washington gazette. (Washington, Ga.) 1866-1904 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1873)
l&shwQtou Friday Morions, October 17, 1373. ro~ A»rsnTisr.Rx. -Ya advertisement will he rereiceil. »r change marie in standing arfoertieements. Inter than six o'clock on Wednesday eec niu g of each meet. LOCAL NEWS. Namber or Entries at the Fair •f Ike Old Wilk s Farmers' and .tlcchanlcs’ Association. The following number of entries in etch department were inmle at the County Fair now in progress at this place. The list was furnished us on Wednesday afternoon by Mr. James R. Dußose, Secrets! y of the Association. In our next week's issue we expect to give a full list and description of aWarticlcs entered, and of all which obtain prizes: Samples ot crops 61 Horses, confined to county 27 Horses, open to the world 8 Breed mates, colts, etc 0 Mules, confined to oounty 11 Mules, open to the world 4 Cattle.... 23 Sheep... 9 Hogs 22 Fat stock 6 General stock premiums 8 Route department 40 f'iiicy work 37 Patchwork i 20 #**»-«** 5 Household depart moot 43 Workshop, District 8 Workshop, world 16 Fine arts 14 Poultry 37 Vegetables 6 Fleecers 5 Orchard and rineyard 5 BfoJ riders 2 Sharp's premium 0 As will be seen by the alaive, there are six contestants for the Sharp premium of a silver tea set. These six farmers exhibit, in the aggregate, Four hundred and forty eight specimens of home products. For a county fair we think this is difficult to surpass. A ’srge number of entries li-ive la-cn made since the ids v id vss made o t. At our usual hour for going to press, late Thursday night, every inch ol space in the lair building is occupied. Cn.sJtoK ok Bciif.dclr.—Wc call atten tion to the change ot tell -due on ill Georgia Railway, By tins , lunge lie daily pasmogcr train will lean Wadiing ton, ass irmerly. athafpn-t line a. in. but will return at twenty three minute past two p. ni. -This schedule shortens the delay at llnrnett very maleiiiliy and greatly to tin comfott ol p sseiigers. It aso lessens tin amount of sweating usually indiil ed i. by weary ad impatient pus-nger* but erly detained for hour- t il no- it. w hit place presents to the travelbr all tin: ai tractions of a wayside railway station. The amount ot whisky. Inirl boiled eggs, ground peas atel prize cattily solo at that delectable point will lie greatly reduced, but the cause of temperance aim morality will be lienclited, and the digit., tin# of many a traveler will be present o front eternal wreck by too free i diligent i in the above named luxuries ujii o trying to kill time and lii.iisell waiting tot the train. We vote for the maintaii-ar.ee of the new schedule, and Cali upon nil gi 0.l i iti zens to pledge their lives, their property, and their sacred honors in its support: they have often pledged the sat.«. in sup port of less important mailers. Horse Race at the Faiu Grounds A running race has been made up. to come off at 1 o’clock i*. M. to da. at the Fail grounds. Halt mile heats will In- run by Dr. T. L. Andetson's mare, Molbe Bay. and Hr. W. A. Toombs' bay file;. . As both horses are well known through out the county, and have considerable local reputation for speed, the race will be Very interesting anil exciting. Corn vs. Cotton. —Rev. \V. 1., Wont ton, of this county, having retd the strit t urcs of the Gazette on the subject of hanging cotton stalks to the trees around the square, brought in amt presented to the editor of this paper eight ears ot coin containing seien different varieties. Now, there is some sense in bringing corn or anything else that can lie eaten to this office, and we have striven a lane nail in the facing of our office duo. where corn to any amount may be hung for exhibition. OtR Job Office i» nmv doing a splendid business, and we challenge the priming establishments of the Stale to a compaii son of work. Wc are prepared to do all kinds of job printing at the -hottest notice, in the neatest styles and at as cheap rates us can be obtained in the State. Business, wedding, visiting cards, bill heads, letter Iteads, cards on envelopes, circulars, hand bills, pamphlets or any thing else can be printed at the Gazette office. There is no necessity to send to a distance to have such work done. Specimens may lie seen at the office at any time. Special Card. —At the request of sev eral of my Wilkes county customers I will remain one day after the Fair a fid wi I offer for sale any of the good- I have hail on exhibition during tlie week at very low prices, will open the stock at Messrs. Roberts & Wylie's store, on Saturday the 18th. insb, for one day only, and will sell foreash, cotton, or city acceptances, and offer the goods at such low prices as w ill compare with the present hard times. Rcspecttnlly, Geo. Sharp, Jr. Jeweler for Old Wilkes county Fair. The Fair.- The third annual fair of iix.. -n .i wf-L-yi tvw 111,1 ''’ 4 r u) Ass cia ion'' opened at the grounds in this place «m last Tuesday morning and will clo-e to day. The exhibition has surpassed all expec tation so far a> the "Umber ami merit of the srtjtles entered and on exhibition are concerned. The attendance, however, has liecn tar less than at any previous iair of the association. This is accounted lor from the fact that the money panic lias made it very hard for the people to affottl the expense of leaving home and coming to the fair. It has also Iteen the very finest weather tor picking cotton and the farmers have been compelled to stay at home and attend to the gathering ol their crops. The entries are too numerous for us to give anything like a detailed account of them. We hope to give a lull list o^ev ery thing entered next week. Amongst the many articles on exhibi tion ill the building wc note the follow ing; Two dolls' dresses (crochet work , by Mrs. It. E. Lee, and presented to Airs. Roliert Toombs oi this place while tile latter was spending the Summer at the V rgittia Springs. Mrs. Lee is. and Ims lieen to r several years, a confirmed invalid and al most bed-ridden by rheumatism. It is wonderful that the is able to do work as delicate and beautiful as that on exhibi tion. A uietalie facsimile ot the seal of the Conlederate States, w hich is for sale for thcbene.it of the Lee Monumental Asst ciatir.n. A tan one hundred and eight years old. The frame is of ivory which is covered with paper on which is a beautiful design. Also a tan more than one hundred years old whiell Is not so fine or costly as'lie first flamed. Two pair of socks beautifully knit by Mr. ll'ii. llillmrd. a man w hose joints arc so completely s.'ll'ened 'by rheumatism that lie has been unable, for years, to leave his chair. The following articles, made In a blind lady ol this enmity are really elegant, and it is wonderful how one totally deprived of sight can execute such work : Read purse, crochet work end gentle n..'s shirt. A waiter of flowers containing seventy -evvii vnieties. Ream 11 it I lioquct by a little girl seven ol age. A m’lgmtiiecnt pryttmid of flowers. Lugo co lection ol exotics and briliian f iliage plants. Time me a large number of paintings iel c.igr.rings on exhibition. Amongst the lottn r »c. until e lien. 11. W. Heard's .i it> co..orii .a of oil printings. Also, a nt no t ol exquisite sketches in watei e . or* and pencil by licit. Heard's ilatlgh ter, a school girl. A -now scone, oil painting by Mis. W. iV.'>im|)s.m is evidently the work ot one - it li a genius hu the fine art*. An i xq-.dalle tittle b. qui t of rose and i.nl-, cxli.li ted by Mrs. C. Clmsc, A finely drawn and admirably executed nap ni lands surveyed bv Marshall An di'ews. a Student in the engineering de .Mt liiient of the State University. Mr. (let) ge Slur i Jr., ol Atlanta, jcwel r to the Association, has a large and I tea til'll! assortment "f gold and silvet i are an I jewelty oil exhibition. The live Stuck entered for premiums is intuit larger and filter than st any previ i-s fill-. There tire tinny other utricle iv licit sl.o Id be menrioned but want ol time and space prevent us from doing so his week. I! nr no is You it Cotton and Get Mon Kit. —We propose to those funnels who It ive rein ived advances from us and who have pledged us t heir cot ton, the follow ing term-: IVv will advance Fifty Dollars per ball on all the cotton brought to us by our debtors, amt charge only seven per cent, for the advance. We also pledge our selves to hold the cotton till ordered to tie sold by the owner. On account of the great difference be tween the Augusta and New York mar kets we now ship all cotton held by us to a responsible house in the latter city. oetl7-2t Wynn, Sims & Cos. .Mr. Calhoun. Harper’s Magazine.] Probably the poprfnr estimate or im pression of tl.c moral and soria! iltnrac teii~tie3 of Mr. Calhmm war more mistak en limit that of any other conspicuous matt in the country He was regarded as a sortot abstiaction—mold formalist, with, out tenderness of feeling ot warmth ol heart -a designing, ambitious hum. whose aspiration* lor power »nd schemes of aggrandizement so absorbed hint as to c till his natural affection and unfit hint lord micstic life. In respect to his intel- Vctti and structure, the country had fallen into no such fundamental error. It was supposed that Ins heretical notions oft government and some ot his fanciful the ories were supported with ingenuous soph ist y. but hi. va-t powers of mind and great public ervicei were generally recog nized. The troth is, he was not only a more purely intellectual man than any ot his contemporaries, but in private life he was genial, courteous and affectionate, with the playfulness and simplicity of a child. In the com puny-of ladies and young , people nf Ixtjth sexes, he was one of the 'mist i ttensling and charming men in t! e world, lie was always natural, cordial j and earnest, anil adapted his conversation i to the taste and capacity of those who surrounded him with exquisite tact and grace. lie Was never demonstrative or vo.uolc in soci iv. Inti even Mr. Clay him-' sc f was no gieater favorite than Ml. Cal-' houn with those who knew and appreci ated hint. Unlike Mr. Clay, lie was pa tient of contradiction, and invited the most critical examination of his doctrines and opinions, confident of his ability to uphold them against all comers. lie was fund of metaphysics, and in.the acuteness and subtlety of his mtiiiil he hail no equal among his contemporaries. Probably he more resembled Mr. Jefferson in that re spect than any other man of Iris day. His style, both its an orator and writer* was teise and condensed to a degree rare ly equaled. He was the most ilitli -n t man to report in Congress. He spo'-e with extraordinary fluency and rapidity, at times uttering short, pregnant sentences that had the force of a round shot, nnd then running into a prolonged ami in volved sentence that required a sharp man to follow and comprehend. He was always courteous in debate, never min gling person ility with argument unless in i repelling injurious imputations, lie was generous, catholic, ami placable; ami when Mr. Clay made what he announced to be his tar well -pi ecu in tliu t Smite in 1843-44, Mr. Calluiu t who had never f ecu reconciled to him since their great conflict iu 1838, gave way to his feelings anit shed tears like a woman ; while Col onel Ucntou, who was at dag .ers drawn with Mr. Clay most ot the time, remained unmoved, manifesting no more emotion than if he had been made of cast iron and this, too, when Mr. Clay tendered him the o.ive branch. —From "Recollections of an Old Stager." A special fn m l crlin hints at finan cial troubles in Germany. Fancy stocks and bank shares are not saleable, and sonic have fallen twenty ptrcent. There is some talk of government interference. A movemi nt is on loot in Halifax, No va Scotia, to raise £I.OOO ster i g to send George Brown to Europe to row a match with Sadler for the championship ol the world. WASHINGTON MARKET. CORItE CTK 1> WEEKLY S Y I*. 11. XOUTO.Y. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN OttO- C Ell tICS, OK AIN, ritOYISIONS, &('. TERMS CASH. W asiunuton, October 10.1873. OATS 7a ($ CORN' $1 0.7 (q> 1 10 BACON—Shoulders 12J@ C. R. Sides.... 14|® Hums. 18 (<j] 20 LARD—New Cans 14 44 SALT—per sack 240 @ SUGARS—Ex C HJgiJ A I» & Granulated.. 10j@ Crushed 1 OK Deiimrara ... 14 <(4 Ne.v Orleans. 12j@ COFFEE—Rio 24 @ 28 Java 3H!|@ 35 FLOUR— Choice Family. 12 00 @ Extra ‘..11 00 @ Superfine . ... 8 00 @ SYRUP. .. 85 m 1 00 MOLASSES—per ga1.... 38 @ Cuba GO (rq RICE 12 J<ii> TOBACCO 63 (ft COTTON —No duninn 1 13f @ 14 Augusta Market. Ac DUST A. October Id. 1873. Cotton—Easy at 14}. Local and Business Notices. Buiko in Youit Cotton.—Mcshih. Wynn. Sims & Cos., offer, in to-day’s Gazette. inducements to fanners to bring in their cotton. Their terms appear to ns to be ai liberal as any one con'd possibly ask. I nleed we have now here seen a more gen cions or liberal offer. These gentlemen, like most of our merchants, have, during the year now drawing towards its close, advanced money and supplies to the farmers to enable them to make their crops. They now require nnd ucscrve that th" farmers should reciprocate the favors by doing all in their power to save the me diants w ho have befriended them, front inconvenience and embarrassment. We hope that evety farmer in the Smith will in 'et every obligation promptly ami clicir f illy, anil that hereafter they will all be out of deb' when the bill ol the year comes around. List of Patents.- -The following patents were issued from the United States Patent Office to citizens of Georgia bli the week ending September Hi, 1873, re ported for the Gazette by Alexander & Mason, Solicitors of Patents, 605 Seventh street, Washington, I). C. Recen'Mc Plow Point. —Robert M. Put tillo, Cartersvillc. Cotton seed Planter and Guano Distrib utor.—Carlos G. Wilson, Milledgevillc. I meet destroying compound. —William 0 Bibb, Madison. DR. MILES 11. NASH Offers his Professional Services to the citizens of Washington and surrounding country Can be found at the residence of Mias Randolph. mhl4- DR. HOLLAND, 1) KSTIST. Will mt ko regular Protctsion- »- —v al visits to Washington the 3d ‘fpSQSSE Monday in each month, to re- ol.Tff main one or two weeks. [jan 31 New Advertisements. Notice. ALL persons are hereby notified not tn pay to any other person than the undersigned any debts due Arnold & Du- Bnse. »r Frank Arnold or James li. Du ; Bose, on the sth day of January, 1873, of jtliat h ive Itecoine due since said time nr | were in existence on said day and have not I yet b.-come due, w hich are now held by such other person by virtue of any trans fer made by said Arnold & Dußose. or Ftank Arnold and James R. Dußosz. I Such payments, if made, w ill be invalid, as the whole estate ot said parties has been vested under the bankrupt act in the Assignee. James E. Harper. Assignee. Bv his at torn eve. W. M. & M. P. Reese. This October 14, 1873. octl7-4w S. H. HARDEMAN, Attorney at Law, Washington, G a * AN act as attorney in all criminal J cases above the grade of misdis meanoi, ail civil suits, hweclosurc o* liens, etc., here the amount involved is over two humlre i dollars, and all Imnk ruptcy cases, the County JodgepUp not intertering with hk cling iu any such ! cases. octlO-Hm Avlilrh docs not dry up a cough nnd leave the causa bcU!:i l, but loostasit, dcansos<hohinga«n4 alloy* irriUtiun, thus rc-iuoving the cause of thecoxuplaiut. CONSUMPTION CAN EE CURED by a timely reroi't to this standard remedy, as 1* proved i y lmndreds r f testimonials It has received. The ren hinn 1 \ signed on tho wrapper, SETII V»\ rOVTLK SON:.', ruornicrocs, Ixos ton, Mass. Sold by dealers gone rally. BOOTS Al SHOES. VLL those desiring first-class work will do well to give the undersigned a trial. BOOTS and SHOES made and repaired at rersonable rates and sluir* notice. Only the very best MATEHIAI used nnd the very best work done. Call .m J. A. KOON. Main street, first door below Green Bros, septo ts telMts ani Planks’ Bank. f'l'MIE four h nmi Inst installment of 25 1 per cent, on capital stock of this Bank will lie due on the 15th day of Oc tober. Stockholders are earnestly re quested to settle promptly. Aitv Stockholder can, if he wishes, pay up hrfore hand, and draw whatever divi dend may be declared from the time of payment. A. W. Hill, Cashier. sept 19 td PLANTATION FOR SALE. DESIRING to change njy investment, I will sell the plantation on whiell I now reside, known as the Wiley OuUorc place, in Wilkes county, lienr Smith's Mills, containing 1,390 acres more or less. On the premises there is a good dwelling nnd all necessary imtlniilittngs; and every eonvenimee for i first-class farm. I will also stdl with farm (il desired) stock, corn, fodder, farming implements, etc., etc. T. A. Sale. septo-tf NOTICE! VLL p isons indebted t« Arnrldtfe Du ll >se, and Frank Arnold arid James R. Dußose, ard req ni lei I to make inline Rate payment to the undersigned. All claims due to any of said parties remain ing unpaid on the 15th iliiy ot November next w ill be placed in suit. w. M. & M. P. Reese, Art'vs tor Jas. E. Harper, Assignee, net 3 -4 w I’A Kill AGE SHOP. WO. BOIILER. ate of the firm ol • fimitli it Bolder, would respect luily inform the citizens of Wilkes and adjoining Count lug that he is prepared to do all work in tho CARRIAGE, Buggy A- Wagon Line. HORSE SHOEING and all PLANTA TION work done. HARNESS AND SADDLES made* and repaired i.. the best and neatest style. Trunks Covered, Marked and Repaired, And all kinds ot Leather Work done to order and on short notice. MY MOTTO, Reasonable Charges and keep busy. GIVE ME A TRIAL; Satisfaction guaranteed, nnd all prom ises faithfully fulfilled. dec 13- ‘ W «. KOHLER, Sr, JOB PRINTING. The Gazette Office Is now prepared to do all kinds of JO 33 WORK. A sp'emiid new JOB PRESS Has just been received and put up. A large amount of material inis been pur chased, some of which Ini* arrived and the balance coming in daily. BILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS, BUSINESS CARDS, WEDDING CARDS, LEGAL BLANKS, BANK CHECKS, BLANK RECEIPTS, and nil kinds of printing can now be exe cuted at the Gazette Job Office as neatly and cheaply ns anywhere in the United States. TERMS CASH. Ai! jobs must be paid for before leaving the office. • ‘ Lent’s lew Sensation For tbe Sooth! FIRST GRAND SOUTHERN TOUR OF L. B. LENT S GREAT NEW YORE CIRCUS, 3IUSEUM, MENAGERIE, And Mctropoliian Musical Brigade Wl:lcli will Give Two Graud Exhibition* at Washington, Ga., Friday October 24th. THE SEVEN WONDERS OF THE WORLD IN A (SAH-LIT CITY OF TENTS. AN ARMY OF MEN! A LEGION OF HORSES! A CONTINENT OF CAN VAS! THE GLOBE IN CAPTIVITY! Ttvo Monster Speclnl KxpreM Train* oi' Menagerie, Museum and A rente Marvels* £1,000,000 Permanently Invested tn B tnbllsHed Zoological Gardens, with Five Hundred Animal Captives lit Thirty .Double Dens* IN a separate. vast ami brilliantly illnniinnted Ampbitlr ntrr. with safe anti rq’iillv di i ’it»lo suit* tor over 5,030 spajtittors, tho three steadfast STAR ARENAS OF THE GREAT CIRCUS OF THE GREAT CITY, For the past seven successive winters the only Triumphant Equestrian Competitor with the most aristocrat-in a 1 I p vi il irmutropolis amtisemont, ami tile one anil only continu ous legitimate CIRCUS, with a local habitation ami New York name. THK FIVK F'tTJfJtfIKST FELT-CROVVNIOD POOLS. A WORLD’S HORSE FAIR of Priceless Thoroughbre<l Steeds, ami atomic Arabian and Shetland Ponies, unparal leled in piesence, spirit and educated action. MEMNON’S MUSICAL JUBILEE Bv the twenty five Solo Masters, combined in Martial Band and Operatic Orchestra, led bv Mr. lIKNHY PAGE, the Cornet King A Colioswil Quadrupedal Company of performing Horses, Tiniest Trick Ponies, Educated Elephants, Elk, Goats. Buffalo, Antelopes and Apes, and u Cunit.o College of Wonderful Riding urul Acting Dogs. A. PLATE GLASS DEPT OF TWENTY MONSTER SERPENTS. Festooned in whose crushi ig folds appear, in both Performance and Parade, tlie mysterious and intrepid ZANGA. Stanley’s African Interpreter! WHILE IN THE OPEN DEN OF MONSTER >1 A> WATERS Herr Leo Perform? his huge and savage Bengal Tiger Pets. Let vonrmvn eves and ears bear witness at the morning HUGE HIGHWAY HOLIDAY PAKADE, Led by the Peerless Musical Brigade in the moving mountain of gold. $20,000 Levi athan Chariot, with the thrillin' tableau of HERR LEO IV THE TERRIBLE TIGER S LAIR, and ZANGA IN THE AWFUL PYTHON'S DEN. CIRCULATE THE GOOD NEWS THAT THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH Is coming, and note the liberal fact that one ticket for the usual price admits to the seven distinct wonder world departments. Doors Open at 1 and 7 P. .71. Sew York Circus brand Entrc oae-biU ktur later. Admistivu to aU Hi* Big Shuns. 75 cents. Ibildrcn under & years, 50 ccuts. This Great Show will Exhibit at ATHENS, October 25th. New Advertisements. '.7ATEBS’ CONCTETO PABLOH QBGAVS I arc the most hoautital iq «ty!e anil perfect in ton* cvcnnaile. THS COY. j “ fea.t I N. ttiH ti r- " r/fit VMS j end OIUA\S of mailers, t.i fhi'-ing \VATZIttS% ol extremely low ' prices for cnr-!i, cr part cr A, a-\ Liia-nccf* j small lEonclily NowT-Octave first-clasn PSAXOD, all modern i;u. ! provc:tlCilt3, fr 5 cr A. Organs 54)c --: tave,f.;o. DOUCLr-r.EEDOR€AAS, I 4 STOPS, &1I0? S fi'JTOPS,fel£sb Illus trated mailed. A larg ; dit» C'tur.t t'*. % J:nLUr\ t ! • -the\S ».ooU, Timvarance SocUtia, A\ .XCHSCi V.AKLO. WOR 1 1 ? G CLASS : week guaranteed. Respectable employment at home day or evening ; no raj ital required ; full iu»tru< - tior a and valuable j lu kngeei good* nent fri-e by wait, AiMrePß, with B cent, rrtum stamp M. YOUNG k CX> % 173 Greenwich-at., N. Y. riiE ONLY KNOWN MEDICINE THAT AT THE SAME TIME Purges, Purifies and Strength ens the System. Dr, Ttitt’H Pills are composed of many in gredient*. Prominent among them are SbiKuy.arilJa mid li’iki Chi try, ao united a* *fco »ct ogether; the oue, through its admixture vith other eubetmiree, purifying aud purging ; while the r.Umr i*. »drength inglhe eyet* m. Thun, these piila are at the same time a tonic and u c«lhartie, a denideratum sought iorby nu-dical men, but nevtw befow* fW*c«*v ere«l. In other word?, they do the work oi two med i< ines and do it better than any two we know of, lot they remove xe&timjgJrcut t’hu «y stem but ini* uritiea. so that wldlo lin y purge they al#o strengthen, and hence they cause tio debility aud are follow'd by no react} n. , Dr. i’Utt’s Pill* have a wonderful influtulre on the blood. Tlmy not only purify without weaken ing it, bat they remove nil noxious particle* from the chyle before it L\ converted into iluid, and thus makes impure blood an utter impceeibiJiiy. A 1 ? thera is so debilitation, bo there in no uau&eanr biekueas attending the operation of this most excellent medi cine, which aievr streino or tort urea the digestive or gau*. bnt cannon them to work in n perfectly natural m unor ; hence r eieons taking them do mjt bwomo pale aud emaciated, but on the contrary, wHlenll im vurities are being removed, the combined action of tin* SrrHaparilla aud Wild CUttrj’ j urifiea and Jnvigo ratea the body, and a robust state of licalth is the re sult of their united action. Price, 25 cents per box. Sold by all druggists. Depot 48 Dortlaad Ucw York. Write for larg* IH’d pricelist. Adrires* IH..^ Jf^UTHnELDsr finSßUHGim^*®^ Hreoch-looding shot Guns, S4O to f3OO. Double shot Guns |8 to $150; single Guns $3 to #2O; Itifllce. fit to $75. Revolvers $« to $25. Pistols $1 to SB. Gun Mate rial, Fishing tackle. Large discount to dealers or dubs. Army Guns, Revolvers, fcc., bought or Ira* ded for. Goods sent by express 0. O. D.to be examin ed before paid for, AGENTS WANTED, SEND FOU CATALOGItF. DuiimllC Scivlng Ulucliiuc Cos. NEW YO'HC. _ tSt, rfrv.My. * A bnK lafEss of pills with each bed tie and is fold 1-0'X 7 ' ¥7! Take INo Cftre 1 »no s»her No Pay. AG UK for Kress -M. v/ ■*-^- ; Fcvca* Xcziio—lt is the safest; Don’t forget the warrant. If tt fails to cure you, Gut Youb Monex Back. W. C. lUMILTON fc Cos., Cincinnati, AHL.<. A GRKAT SKXSATION! Agents ll'anted. Cash isa.ury, or coir.aiisdou al lowed. Strictly honorable. Address F. A. Ellis it Cos., Charlotte, Mich. • WASHINGTON AGENTS WANTED for a complete history of our National Capital. Its origin, growtsr, excellencies, abuse's beauties and t crsonagi s are all portrayed is that graphic style which has placed the author, Geo. Alfred Townsend, among the foremost newspaper Correspondents of the time.- It gives bold, etartliug, truthnii iunide views of Waehington life, and Con gresi ional and Lobbying Jobbery. Books ready for delivery. Extra terms for th a State. Address 8. M. Bktts k Cos., Cincinnati, O. nkvW Ncglcctn Cough. Nothing ia more certain to lav the foundation for future evil consequence*. WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS arc a sure cure for all diseases of the Respiratory Or gans. sore throat, colds, croup, diptheria, asthma, es tajrrh, orbrobchial tubes, and all dh taste ol the lungs. In all cases of sudden cold, however taken, tlicsa Tablets should be freely and p rentetly used. They equalise <•« tircuUtion of tho blood, mitigate the ad vert ty of the attack, and will, in a very short time t»- storo healthy action to tlieaffectod organs. Wells’ Carbolic Tablets are j utuponly in blue boxes. Take n » substitutes. If they can’t be found at your druggist'*, send at once to the ogeut iu New York, who will forward tlmm by return mail. Don’t be Deceived by Imitation*. Sold by Dniggteis, Price 25 cents a Box. JOHN Q. KKLLOC+G, 18 Platt New York, Send for circular. Solo Agents for United States. MTTDm?'D P No, we would only call atten iVl U XvL/Jlilv I tioo to our Well Auger, with which a man can earn $25 per day in good territory. It bores any diameter, and ordinary wells at the rate of r>o feet per day. Farm, Township and County Rights for sale. Descriptive book sent on receipt of 9c. postage. Adr’s Auokr Cos., Bt. Louis, Mo. FOR"PORTABLE & STATIONARY BTKA* ENGINES. PAGE’S PATENT PORTABLE j CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, I To cut from 800 3,000 feet per hour with aue saw, j Gang, Muley and ivish f.w.rnilkT, Portable Gpi>t Mills. Le(Tel's Turbine Wkter Wheels, and every kind of Machinery accessory to tiiumauufscturo pJJLAimber. Address, Gko. Page k « 0.. No. 6 N. Sohroßtkr Bt., Balt furor* Md. jy* Send for Descriptive Catalogue and Price List. T. W. CARWILE A 00., Wholesale Grocers AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 370 Bread St., ingutta, Ga. ill OfSers PFMjtli Atteitt to. GEORGE W. DUNCAN', of Wilke* county, traveling saleiinan. svpt 10-2 in r t ~,.. j Yi|M- Tax Collector’s Notice. T WILL be at the following place* on I_ the days published below, from 10 A. M. to 3 p M., ior the purpose Os col lecting the tax: Centerville, Monday,.. ..... ... Octotier 8 Washington. Tuesday- .. “ 7 Irvin's Court Ground, Wed'sday > 8 Leesvitie, Tliurtelay . , v . ,-t “ # Mt-Zioo, Fii<t>y.,, .......... 10 Etmnezer, Saturday V.... 11 Pear- e’s CTtapel, Monday.. , J .. : ' ,u 13 Wjishington 14,18, 18 and 17 Mallorysville, Saturday r “ 18 Pool's, Monday LineviHe. Tuesday ,•••'• “ 8 Dow GV ri' ht'ii, Friday........ “ 22 Dellii, Thursday t “ 2* Danburt'i Monday ... “ 24 Rehoboth, Tuesday “ M b. B. WxFOFtW.b, Tax Collector. ’ aept2il-tf
