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About The Washington gazette. (Washington, Ga.) 1866-1904 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 31, 1875)
Thk Uaxkttis. VV AhHINOK »N. OA.i FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 31. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. K tTi.x ro/t Ljai.ti. AuiiatTixiKy, mnuouwi 1 Ihe (cflo* !, t y (A ) ri. f.T, 1 1 *n*i A4mll»U*« In 111* tl ,* rei r : | caaUuu for iMwr* *A 1 :iunl,.ii.l,i] I'M 1 C.uu.« lor liUnv <4 Admit.ferrate*, G,i*i Atq.Kdl.lt tur iKUm id JHKIUImiioU *,4U A|q*|i-»!t,i,i for !>.(« In H*U l-*l.il f.,nu X.W KV to Dt-ISif. fcUtl CraiHor* G.Mi Mnal Uarft, *<•„ iwrlMil ...., IMA' **•* irf Bfrt«h»fcli- lTiqdrt},(nil It.|*r lull. I.x i E*ir*r B*4 ra '| —....... {i.imi E**M|4 tea .X. itti '-» .. tMll If« Md, t 4 WIW, jdr iiwti. . | Itfari for lttviirre, )#r well. h tU.I n11>t...... ].utt r.irw k»iu* Ilf iliirliw, pit Inc It *.(*) ' HtwrilT* Hull*, l*r 1«ry.....: S.l*> ! All iitUir A4*MttMMtttA will Im- rliArff** Hirtird lute tu Uw .|*i. Mid imnil. r of liiwnlm,,. IttaidicAllW 111 ! ill. MI-llHltllr. WfU hn |4lU’lll lu tbs oMutw t A ibr imliiwry «iui Hlu-rUI. lu «**ry in id*imw tbs ('ami will br nutulrud ill cow* will, til.' AilV.lt(W»Mil. UfAr tld. in mllld. '* " 1- 'l' < XOTUti TO AMtKUTtHHHH. r/iHtru will jd< am take nut ice that no pJtaofi t wilt im made in »taud • intj tali'rrti*cnirnt* Inter than 2 o'clock on M’edtwmltty afternoon. Thin rate will he ntrirtlfi adhered to, wilhwit ttle rrimlnation in favor of any (tin , to Tin: fmikndn of Tin: UnKTTK. We ap|*iil t« nil who owe u* for sub ocriptioii to tlit' Gazette to coini' for ward and nettle. We have gone through the Hummer without calling Upon our render* for money. VVo now need fund., on we pay null for everything we line 111 publishing the |tti|>or, mid our rx|M'U*e* lire very heavy. We hope that all will conic forward and |tny the very email amount we charge for the OAZKKTK. Any one can cer tainly pay the email emu of twodollara it year. Tide lea very little money, tit when live hundred tiwu ue two dollar, apiece, it nmouiite to one thoii- Mtnd dollar.. If all our render* will come forward | promptly and Nettle, we can get along without any trouble, and will give them, 111 return, the tout pajier uvW pulillehed In the county. We are drawing off every man'a account, und will have every one ready when chllihl for, eo a. to save time and trouble. These lu'ieiulit. will lie drawn off to IX7O, and all who have not nettled up to IX7O are, or Main will l>e, 111 arreare, and they luid better |wy up and let u* all get on comfortably together, OtISKUVANCF. OF CHRISTMAS IN WASHI NOTON.—The day on which ctiridlmiH counncmoratc the. With of \tiw people m least » i, fflet that It comnicmoratcil anything itljjprtk'ulnr, or ae though they Cuiled to remember when it enine. There wad an effort made by some of the merchant, to get the consent of nil parties to *us|icii<l bu.liic. and close up for the day. Rut the result was precisely as it wm last year, one single house would not consent that its doors should tie closed, and oouacquently the others would not. It was not the same concern which remained obdurate through all the persuading last year. That Arm, after tieing persuaded con- sented to unite with the other, and to close up on Christmas day. Hut one other house would not. It due. seem that there could not have been uny very great and earnest desire ou the part of the others to close or they cer tainly would not have yielded the point to one or to two obdurate persons who would not yield to the wishes of the other, and to the sentiment of this entire community. There could not have been any grout real or enthusiasm on tlie subject, when some forty busi ness houses allowed one single concern to dictate a course to them and oom|>el them to yield to Its w islies ou so im liortuut a matter. All the clerks were, therefore, kept hard at work all day long and many of them, we doubt not, went without their dinners ion that festal day Instead or enjoying a good old time Christmas dinner at home iu the joyous re-union of friends and families. Many, indeed a very large majority of the clerks in this place are from the country, and their parents and brothers and sisters are now living ou the old plantation once happy and free from care iu the Mood old days. From the heavy losses we all have suffered they have not es e*jwd, mid tlie young meu have come to town to w ork and to try to support and take care of themselves, ami thus relieve their families from the burt hen. It does seem hard that these young meu should be forced to work all day long through this tmivergai holiday, and tliat they slumld l*'se|>uratod from their families on this of ail the other days of the year. There was one bright exception amongst our merchants. While only one house would not yield to the wish es of the others, and close Its doors, there was one In the place which placed principle above every other consideration and closed while all the othera remained open. Captain P. H. Norton, to his credit be it said, closed Ills doors on Christinas day 1874 and •sain this year. He believed, lie knew it to be right, aud, while he would have been very glad indeed to have had the co-operation of his brethren, would not be turned from doing what I lie felt to Is- right simply L-cntisc they j would not otl join w ith him. His! j course will do him no liann. On the ; contrary he w ill be the gainer yet by j bis Independent nsiw in doing right j regardless of what other* did. We | hope and we believe hi* example will i yet I*followed by others until all will : gladly join in with him and lake a , gisxl holiday and have ti genuine true .and merry Christum.. The levcn of 1 good which ha. I ecu Intrudin',si by ■ Captain Norton will spread till ai) wffl 1 be fnffuehdri by it. fiKOIUII.VV C'OK Tit till ' TIOX TO TIIK I I.KK MuM MENTAI. Kt'NIJ—I.KTTKIt ; J-'noM tiexKHAL. John' It. (ionlson’ to W. HK.lfiD, I'lmslUKXT jOK TIIK IklAtiO or CIIMMtSSIOXKItS OK f rill': Town of Wasiilnutox. —We j pulili.li below u letter from our Unlttsl ‘States HemAor, (ieneral Jolin 1!. (tori lon, to the "Honorable Mayor of Washington’*, which explains itself, feiciicral 11. W. Heard, President of the] ] lhaird of Commissioners l'or the town, lieing tlie nearest approach to an •‘Honorable Mayor,’’rieelved tlie letter ami kindly handed it to us with tlie rispiest to pullii.ii it if we thought ll a mutter for publication. Weeertninly do consider it u mutter of very great im|x>rtuuce, and we do lto|ie timt our county will not Is; laliinil any other in the liberality of her contribution to tlie noble object for which tlie Asaocia- ] tlon is i rgulitoed. And we hope that Georgia will lie aide to send forward, ] w ithout delay, her full |iroportion of tlie amount for which sin* Is assessed.! The memory of our great hero, j noble soldier, ilevoted patriot mill imslel man und Christian should U' olierisheil by our iieople, not only in Uielr lieurts, ljut also by giving: some grand mid visible evidence of tlielr devotion. The most magnificent I moiiuimait ever raised to the memory of a man should lie erected liy tlie] people of tlie Houtli to slmw tlielr devotion to and tlielr appreciation of tlie many liriglit ami noble virtues of tlie grandest man who bus lived ami died iu the history iif the-world. We doubt not the people of Wilkie, despite the hard times, will do tiieir poll lu full, and we hope to see a generous response whenever the call: is made ujMin them to assist in com-1 meinoratlng the brave ikxsls ami devn t,sl life of the great and good l,ee. The letter of General (tonlon is ns follows: W.VKIttNOTON, 1). C. |)|S'. 1t111.1M75. To tke Honorable Mayor of Waxhiny. ton : Ih’iir Sir: —You will lie addressed by j Col. ,s. Raw sett French, tlie n vretary j of the Itimril of managers of tlie las' Monument a.-iK-iuUun, iu reference to j lending aid in your official eapaeiiy, or otherwise, to rwelvc tlie proper pro- S piirlii >ii of fund from Georgia needed for tlie Mnnuim nt hi lie erected to our, graal hsMtaMaUw.' plan will <! " wiUastoAw,' . v llMfflHrl'iW ' 1,1 -i" PMPildy J. R. CIOUDOJf. Yki.i.ihv Fk vku.*—To ameliorate (lie ilrisulful etlbets of Yellow Fever take Simmons' I.lver Regulator. Let it Is? given in large doses, that It may have an immediate eftbot u]hiii tlie liver, anil remove tlie accumulating Idle, it so acts u|Mm tlie liver, stomach ami blood as to prevent the attack of this terrible disease. New Advertisements. For Sale. / \NK Fine Single or Rouble Harness Y* HOHSK, Two-Horse WAGON, CORN. FODDF.K, COTTON HRKD and PLANTATION TOOLS, which you can see by ciilllng at N. («ar trell's,twelve miles Iklow Washington, ; U-tf M, K. UFA LI,. TaUqtH Female Semiuarj. r PHK SPRING TKUM of tills Insli A tution will o|ieu on Monday, the 17th of January, 1X7(1, with a full corps of teachers. For particulars, apply to Miss K. F. An’Dukw's or MissK. A. Bo wax, Principal*. :t4-2 Q. KOBO I A--WILKES COUNTY. Thomas F. Alinund lias npidied ft.ir exemption of )>ersonHlty, and I will pus iipmi the same at ll o’clock a. m. on tlie otli day of Januurv next, at iiit office. GEO. DYSOv. Ordinary. TOWN TAX. ORDER F.O, by the Hoard of Town Commissioners of Washington, Ga.. tliat the Tax Books of said Town be elosial on the 7th day of January, IX7U, and annually thereafter at tlie same time. GEO. TERRY', t>ec. 29, 1575. J Secretary. Washington Male Academy IIaL commence Its hc<*oihl session January 4th. Tuitiou, from three to four and half dollars per month. J. 1. INCH RAM, _jd'- Principal. Election Notice. f RHK Annual Election of Town Com- A inisslonera will take place on the loth of Jaimury, 1X7(1. By order of tl.e Board. GEORGE TERRY, Secretory. School Notice. The Exereie* of Mrs. Pope's Sclnsil will lie resumed, at Capt. Authony’s residence, Monday, 10th January IS7O. Esjiecial attention given to Primary Pupils. 31-2 MRS- A. POPE. THE WEEKLY SUN. 177«. NBW YORK. 167®= Kigliteen imndred and seventy-six is I lie Centennial year. It Is also tlie year in which an Opposition House of Ri prew illative*, the first since the war, w ill t»r* in p>wer at Wasiiingt/ui: and tlie year of tlie twonty-tbinf i'lectioii of ] a President of tlie United States. All !of these event* are sure to t>e of great 1 interi-st aud iiriisirtaiice, esiieciailv tlie ] two latter ; and ail of them and every j thing connected with them will be fully and freshly repirtej aud ex|Kjtijnled iu ' Thk Hex. Tbc Opposition HouscofHepreseti ] tufives, taking up the line at iinpiirv lop ned years ago by Till: Si'N, will sternly and diligently investigate tlie eorrupltoiis and misdeeds of Grant’* | adininintation; and will, it i* to I*,- Imped, lay tlie foundation for anew j and better period in oqr national Jii— i lory. Os nil tins ThkHcn w ill contain isimpiete and accurate aeootiiu*, fur nishing Its reader* witli early and j trustworthy information upin these ulworhing topics. Tlie tw iiity-tliird Presidential eh'C jtioii, witli tlie preparation* for it, will !*• memorable us deciding ujioii Grant * aspiration for a tldrd term of p>wer amt plunder, and still more as deciding j who shall !*• tlie eaudiibite of tlie party of Reform, ami us electing that ‘ audL, | date. Concerning nil these subjia-fl those wlio read TilK Hl’x will Imvi-fi„, (unstailt minus of lieing tlmrouinOM i well iiiformeii. The Wkkki.v Hr.v, which lias a” tnined a ilreuliitisn of over eiglily tlmusand i .ipiis, already )m» it* reader* iu every State und Territory, and we trust tliat tlie year IX7O will ms- their iiumlier* doubled. It wilt continue to !*■ a thorough uewHpaper. All tlie general news of tlie day will lie found iu it, condensed wheit uiilmpirtant, at full length wlien of iiioineiu; and al ways, we trust, tnaittai in uclear, in teresting and instructive manner. It is our aim to make tlie Wkkki.v Hun tlie best family ne\vs|>a|icr in the world, and we shall continue (ogive iu it* columns a large umouut of uiiscehL laneou* reudhig. such as stories, tuh?*J pieniK, seientitie intelßgenee and agrffl cultural information, for which we arm not able to make room in our dnilyjji edition. The agricultural ilcpiirtnuuit cMIH-etully is one of it* prominent fea ture*. The fashion* irre übo regularly reported in It* column* ; and »o are the markets of every kind. Tho Wkkklv Hr.v,eight )>agt** with flfly-alx iirowt onknnuH, 1* only .‘Jl.Jii a year, |H>*tage prepaid. As till* price liarely rejuiy* tlie cost of the |>a|>er, no iltsciniut can !*• made from tht* rate to club*, agent*, jsistmuster*, or anyone, The Dairy Hex, a large four-page iiews|uijier of twenty-eight eolutuils, gives all the new* for two cents a i-opy. Hiibscrlpllou. pi age prepaid, >7 cent* a month or 8U.50 a year. Huuday i*H tiou extra, sl.lO jier year. We have no travelling agent*. Address, • THE HUN, New York City. Tor the Campaign of 1876* ; Thk Ailusta Constitutionalist. I i The Proprietor* would announce ] that the CONwriTl TUiNAUMT will take a leading part iu the coming I‘resldentat and Gubernatorial Cum. iwlgii of JX7B. Nextjr»W alt electlati ■ will I*? field to* P«*wli‘nt and View. I're.Jdent of the (T'nmsl State*. in Georgia a Governor and other State officers, member* of Congress uml memlier* of the Legislature are to lie lIIIMCII. It. I* already known that the Pri*l deutial contest will Ik? the most im i iHirtaut which lrn* occurred since l.xuo. Upon a truthful press the people must almost wholly rely for accurate in formation, in order to net Intelligently and lu eoneert. To our linmediato section. It i* of the ffrst liii|*>rtaniX' Unit It* voice should Ik- heard by the country at large, it* neoossttle* known j and the legislation It needs in Con gress. and the future ixilley of the Government, through its Executive, made perfectly clear. The Consth'itionaust has a strong corns of islitor* and eorre*|)on ilent* employed, and will devote a large amount of its spin** to the Presldental and the State campaign. Rut It will not la? altogether |*ilitl eai—it will then, as now, publish each morning iu its Daily, every other day in its Tri-Weekly, and it* Weekly, the very latest new* received up to three o'clock on tile morning of publication. Till* will include telegraphicdl>|a«telies from nil jKirllons of the United State*, dispatches by <a)Ml)le fri'in tlie Old World, tin* market* ut liome and from Kum]*. a daily resume of Georgia and South Carolina local new* the decisions of the Supreme Court of Georgia, and lastly, tlie local news of the city of Augusta. tkkms ok scnscim'Ttox. D.Ut,Y —one year $lO 00 “ six mouth* 5 00 “ thw month* 2 50 Tnr-WKKKl.V—one year ,5 <M> “ six mouths' 2 .70 Wkkki.v—one year 1 op Single ooplos 5 ets. To news dealers. JAets Subscriptions must iu all eases lie paid iu advance. The |«i|ier will be disismtined. at the expiralion of the time mid for. J AS. (i. BA I LIE. 1 FRANCIS COGIN, J Proprietors. GKO. T. JACKSON, ♦ (jf Address all letters to theCoxsTJ ri Tio.Naust office. AUGUSTA, Ga. Money may be remitted by Post Ortlc order, Registered Letters or by express at our risk. Gas and Water Works. O. A. ROBBE, lOUVMt KI.US AMI JACKSON STREETS, ATUI’STA, (a., DEALER IN WOOD, IRON and BRASS LIFT and FORCE PUMPS, suitable for wells or anv depth, ltrass, Iron, I.ead and Rloek Tin Pipes. Hemp Packing, Steam Fit tings. Ulolie Valves. Stop Cocks. Steam and Water Guages, Fitters' Tools, and everything used in (xmneetion witli Ga»,'Steam or Water Works. Agent for the Springffeld Gas Ma chine, Water Wheel, ami Knowles'steam Pump. ootl.S-3.iu Notice. parties are positively forbidden to Hunt, with gun, dogs or net, on my premises after this date. J. A. NELMS. December 3d, 1875. 30-it* H.WN-OPTION! ■HpT”: ‘t-*- ; W^feEKA! JpjMt ■ *'*• f life* A i'd ’ ! I I K .'. i w irtpferigbt friun tlie ]*>rts. l*?r, ton on time, w itli Cotton at Wrfents per |h>uml, with from * Try the EUREKA and you will always Uldfft. ' H. F. Andrews, ddi- Agent at Wasliington, Ga. and Feed Stable. i *4lWml Horses htabj.kd, groomed AND WATERED lor 25 cent* ••iicli, nail led for ill) r —t«, at the Aabie connected with tin Hot I. dbiTM'ii mid Velittie* ku,.* couslanlly ofrVntud, tur hire. UpHiick will Is? run daily to all I from (H|St?|mt. Fare, 25 cent*. 1 E. M. WHITEHEAD. fIrTK)CE It IES ! D.O YOU WANT THEM? t hit) barrel* SUGAR, Nj-Jtt bug* COFFEE, Ipii Isirrel* MOLASSES, mJu hulf-Uirie's MACKEREL, Imxcs LAUNDRY’ SOAP, YPIb I sixes CHEESE, c 2 Isirrel* RUCK WHEAT, ' I 2 till* GOSHEN RUTTER, 25 roll* RAGGING, t bundles ARROW TIES, BEST SEED OATH, •ae'.:* LIVERPOOL SALT, in i*>xe* Very Rest CHEESE. VIi.SU. a Splendid Line of ROOTS uml SHOES, TOILET SOAP. CANNED GOODS uml all kind* of FANCY GROCERIES. As 1 do not diwl in low grade or in ferior gissls of any ik'MTiptioii, 1 can Hut they willMwiiysgct a fli*(7la6s article wlien lliev Guv lUc. i’urtle* wanting the tilmve line of gtasis can buy tiieni aheaiier now titan they have ever done before. 1 am de termined to sell lower tlmn any other house in Washington. Call on me uml l will eon vlnee you. jp. kc. Tsronxoisr. “The Lost Cause.” \ MAGNIFICENT Picture 14 x 18 ail. indies iu size, printed on iieaw plate ]iu|*'r. lieautlful in design and ar tistic in execution. It represent* u confederate solilier after the war re turning to hi* home, which lie finds lonely mid desolate. In front of the ruined cottage, telling a sad tide of the miseries of war, are two graves with rude crosses, on one of which some friendly hand ha* hung a garland. To the rigid the calm river and the rising moon indicate pence and rest. The stars, seen through the tree*, represent tin- Southern Cross, It I* a picture that will touch every Southern heart mid sltould Und a place in every south ern home. Sent by mail mounted on a roller ami (Hist |>akl, on receipt of 25 cents, or three for till cents. Address John Ruitltow * Cos., Publishers, Bristol, Tenn. Agents wanted everywhere to sell our duTip und |si]>ular nietures. $5 to slo Ist day easily made. No numey re <|Uire<] until pictures are sold. 'Send stmn]i for catalogue and terms. BSdtt Assignee's Sale. HY* virtue of an order from the Dis trict Court of the United States for the Northern District of Georgia, on the first Tuesday iu January, lx7tl, will lie sold before the Court House door iu the town of Washington. Wilkes ouunty, Ga., at public outcry, to the highest bidder for tlie same, the Brick Store House on the west side of the Public Suuarc in said town, now occupied by Edmondsons * Jesse, with one-half of the alley-way adjoining said store. Also, the lot ami house theieon, iu rear of said store. .-Said property sold free from any incum brance thereon. Terms Cash. M. P. REESE, Assignee Henry N. Wylie. Bankrupt. December 17th, 1x75. ;t2-3t WASH BLUE, FOR;LAUNDRY AND ItOISHUOLD VsE, Matyufuetuml-at the American Ultra amarine Works, Newark, N. J. Our Wash Blue is the best in the world. It does not streak, contains nothing injurious to health or fabric. ;uid is used by all the large laundries on account of its pleasing effect mid cheapness. Superior for whitewashing. Put up in jiackages convenient for family use. Price 10 cents each. For sale by grocers everywhere. Always ask for the American Wash Blue, if you want the cheapest and the tiest. American Ultuamauink Woeks, Office, 72 William Street, New- Y'ork. Fruit Trees. I HAVE on hand a fine lot of Fruit Trees, of all kinds. They will give satisfaction. I sold the same kind of Trees to W. B. Xorniau, Capt. Wal ton ami others, of this county, seven years ago. 1 give tlie abova' named gentlemen ns references. For sale cheap for the cash. 33-2 t E. M. WHITEHEAD. My for Winter. f PHE people of VMlkt'g asd (lie pai* JL li<generally aie informed that 1 have and will cousti. jßlv kern no hand a large and varied xi eertaremict TIN WARE. HARDWARE, WOODEN *& WILLOW WARE, ('•oisisting ill i«irt ill Cooking and Heating Stoves of the lutc.-t patterns, UR ATEN, COOKING I'TEMHII.iI, KMliei', I’UHKN, AKDIIIOII*. TIM IIICHETS, I*4.'MN, and everything made of Tin. WfIOIIKM HI CHETS, FAILS, THIN, CHI RMS. ami all kinds of Wooden Utensils. It 4SK UTS, and all kinds of Willow Ware. Also, the largest and finest assortment of l,ani|> t lissls, such as every style and variety of LAMPS. LANTKUNS, Hi; UN BUS, CIIIMNKTS, SHADES, WICKS, Ac. Also, the l e t and purest NON-EXPLOSIVE oil. Also, everything in the way of Crockery, Earthen, Stone and China Ware. Cull u.id see my superb stoek, which is rapidly arriving and increasing. Octl.viy J. O. STUMKEE. DRUG STORE. A RINK, FRESH STOCK OR Drift Ctaiicals, Paiils, Oils, -AND- Toilette and Fancy Goods! JUST RECEIVED BY EDMUNDSONS & JESSE. THEY have, and will constantly A keep on hand, a large, varied arid well selected stock of Pun?, Fresh ami Oenuine Drugs and Medicines, and of all tile lending and nnst well-known and most highly recommended and reliable Patent Medicines. Prescriptions neatly, carefully and promptly coiuiMuimlrd at all hours of the day or night, by an ex|>erieneed and skillful Apotluuurcy. Prices as reaaonablc as anywhere. DRY GOODS. FrINTH, DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, BOOTS and SHOES, No tions, Ac., always on hand, and at the mo*t foamoliable figures, at EDMUNDSONS & JESSE’S. | GROCERIES. Sugar, coffee, tea. molas ses, TOBACCO, SEOAUS, SNUFF, I CHEESE, BACON, FLOUR, SALT, BUTTER, and Family' Supplies gene rally, at HDMUNDSONS A JESSE'S. Octls-6iu OlHce of W. H. BEACH, GENERAL AND SOL E AO EXT KOI l TIIK SOUTHERN STATES FOII THE New Jersey Chemical Company, THE W & C GUANO A Specialty for CASH for 1876, -—AT— 538.00 Per Ton FREE ON CABS AT SAVANNAH. I WILL SELL ONE TON OR ONE THOUSAND, at S3S PER TON. A CASH IN HAND. All order* shipped on the day they are received try me. * The analyst* of the \V. AC. for ISTIi allow* alsive J-> l*Kit cent. available PiKMi-iioini Ann and 1 nut < e\t Ammonia.obtained from the l**t Peruvian Guano, w hich make* it equal to 4 |« r cent. Ammonia obtained from fish., The W. A (.". i* al*o 10 to 15 per cent, drier tliuu most superphosphate*, especially those amnioniated by ttsh, mid bs therefore cheaper by 10 to 15 per cent. Grange* and Heavy Dealer* will And it to their interest to corrc*i>oiid with me. ' ' \V. H. BEACH, General and Note Agent for Southern Stat<*. For time or credit sale-, call on my agent .’or the terms, Ac., Mr. James a. Bkn.sox, Washington, Ga. distil-3m BOOTS & SHO3S FOR THE WORLD. -—i ■—il - » ♦ —in REOKGE W. GAIIUHCIIT, THE WASHINGTON BOOT AND SHOE MAKER I IS READY TO KILL ORDERS TOR OLD MEN, YOUNG MEN, LADIES, CHILDREN, OR ANYBODY ELSE! —-—*■■■■►• • • * - KEEPS AND MAKES UP THE REST FREXiTI STOCK, WHICH, WITH THE WORK, IS GUARANTEED TO SUIT. [<|*&4 Dr, Sailer’s Specialties. At the Eclectic Dispensary cancers ! are successfully treated ami a core | effected in uinety-niue ca-cs nut of a | hundred, when taken in time. Rheumatism cured in every ease, in < from one to three mouths, at a cost of i live dollars jht month for 1111*1101111*. Disease* of the throat cured in from onc'week to two months. *■» **.. Catarrh of the Head cured in one to three months, in most eases: occas sioually meet with one requiring more time. Womii Diskaws.- Ulceration, in- Ihtinalion. leucorrhca, cured in one half file time required by others sys tems, and without the use of caustic. Epileptic Fits relieved and perment ly cured. In most eases from six to twelve months required for a perma meut cure. Nkrvovs Dicuilitv.—From exces ses, self-abuse, Ac., successfully treated and cured, in one to live months. Blood diseases cured in horn three to twelve mouths. Kidney diseases cured in from one to three months. Diseas of Liver amenable to treat ment, pennunieiitly cured in a few, months. Neuralgia and other nervous diseases sueeessfully treated. Call on or address, 8. F. Salter, M. D., No 53 Broad Street, Atlanta, Ga. TERMS OF TREATMENT. Consuls! ion free. I Paweriptinn and medicine j>er ; month, five dollars, in all chronic case* —Cancers and tumors excepted. <>|*-rattunß on eye Ac., of rcry Zoic rale*. ILYU3I 10BS ! Look to Your Interests! | UST ARRIVED, and for sale at bnt el tom price*, a car load of Freshly Ground CHOICE FLOUR, in sacks and barrels. Every suck and baircl guaran teed to give salfshictiou. Also, 25 bushels lted Bust Proof OATS tor side. We have on hand ami w-ill constantly keep a full anJ well selected stock ot Fresh Family Groceries, PROVISIONS, PLANTATION SUPPLIES, Canned Goods, nnd everything usually found in a first class house. Wc will sell at the Lowest Living Rates. We cordially invite our friends and the public generally to visit our new and handsome establishment aud ex amine our stock. No trouble to show goods or to wait on customers. *V 33i>o. (I IT A N 0 ! 11. o. COLLEY, t —AGENT, FOR— John Merrvman & Co.'s ~ AMMONIA4E& DISSOLVED BONE —AND— ACID PHOSPHATE kob cnarosriM. « itu t'«ms heed. CjOLD FOB THE MONEY OR COTTON. Option—. Middling Cot ton at 15 cent*. Will keep on hand I.AN D PLANTER. Will deliver any time after December loth. j. i. n t bio, \V .VSII INt.TON, GA., wmm MD HDIIIEfIIIIES, AND DEALERS IN DRUGS. PATENT MEDICINES, OILS, PAINTS, VARNISHES, WINDOW GLASS, TOILETTE ARTICLES, CIGARS. TOBACCO, SNUFF, STATIONERY, Ac. W’k wave .Tear Received tiik Finest and Most Elkoant Stock os - PERFUMERIES Ever Seen is Washixotos. I'HtSICIAXS’ PRESCHIrriOXS fARKFILLT AND Slitl.ElLLV eOIPOL'MtEI) AT A LI, 1101 BK. BOTH MtiHT AND DAT. \Y" K keep the most com plete stoek " in our line In the place, and at as reasonable rates as any Drug Store in die State. Our good* are fresh and pure, and as we have Imught out no body's old stoek, but have purchased at first hands in the best Northern and Southern markets, wc ean sell as cheap as any house in Atlanta, Augusta, or any oilier Southern city—our arrange ments being such as to defy compstittou Call and examine our good* and prices before purchasing elsewhere. SAVE MONEY by sending $4.75 for anv $4 Magazine aud THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE (regular price $6,1 or $5.75 for the Mag azine and the SEMI-WEEKLY TRI BUNE. (regular price $4.) Address THE TRIBUNE. XewYork. Notice. 4 LL persons indebted to the estate iL of Welcome Fanning are re quested to come forward and settle, and all who hold claims against said estate to present them at once. bryan Fanning, 32-4 t Administrator,
