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About The Washington gazette. (Washington, Ga.) 1866-1904 | View Entire Issue (March 24, 1876)
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. RATES EOR LEGAL ADVERTISING. We announce the following schedule of prices for Advertising in the Gazette : Citation for Letters of Guardianship $5.00 Citation for Letters of Administration 5.U. Application for Letters of Dismiswiou 8.00 Application for Leave to Sell Land -.00 Notice- to Debtors and Creditors 6.00 gale of Lands, Ac., per inch 8.00 gale of Perishable Property, ten days, per inch, 1.50 Ha:ray Notice 5.00 Exemption Notices 2.50 Citation on Probate of Will, per inch 3.00 Libel for Divorce, i>er inch, each insertion 1.00 Foreclosure of Mortgage, periuch 6.00 Sheriff'* Sales, per levy 5.00 All other advertisements will be charged accord ing to the a and number of insertions. Duplicates of Gum schedule v ill be placed in the offices of the Ordinary and Sheriff, lu every in stance the Cash s ill be required to come aith the advertisement. Hear this in mind. NOTICE TO A/> VER TIS ERS. Advertisers witl phase take notice that no changes will be made in stand ing advertisements later than 2 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon. This rule will be strictly adhered to, without dis crimination in favor of any one. Newspaper File* Lost. The files of the Gazette are mis sing. They consisted of copies of every number of the paper issued since its first publication, now nearly ten years ago. They must have been lost during the removal of the Gazette office from the rooms occupied for several years p ist to tlij present loca tion. Each volume was .rolled up to itself and all were packed in a large box. These files can be of no value to any one except the proprietors of the paper, to u* they are of the greatest value. The losi will be irreparable if they cannot 1); f >und. Wc therefore most earnestly ! request any person who may know j where they are to inform ih. A liber al reward will be paid if desired for their return or information which will lead to their recovery. Andrews & Colley. Kellglou* Notice. There will be the usual monthly services at the Episcopal Chapel on next Sunday the 2tith inst., by the i Pastor Rev. H. E. Lucas, morning service nt half past ten o'clock a. m. evening service at half past four p. m. meeting of Vestry, The Vestry of the Episcopal Church for the Parisli of the Church of the Mediator, will meet immediately after evening service on next Bumiay. The year for which arrangements were made for holdiug monthly services, and for receiving pastoral care is at an end. It is necessary to make provision for the ensuing year. Much business of importance will he before the Vestry, it is therefore earnestly requested tliat every member be present at the meet ing. T. 15. Green. Secretary Vestry. The Weather. The beautiful bright warm spring weather which we have been enjoy ing for a month past was brought to a very sudden and disagreeable termina tion last week. On Friday night a change came and on Saturday morn ing there was plenty of ice. Saturday was a cold, blustering day. Sunday was very cold, and on Suuday night aliout midnight there was a very heavy fall of snow. The ground was covered in a short time. Towards day, however, the snow turned to rain and fine hail, and it all froze upon the trees as it fell, bending their branches down under a heavy coating of Ice. Monday was a very disagreeable, wet, cold and dismal day. The weather remained intensely cold. On Tuesday there was ice all day and the ground was frozen. Tuesday night was the coldest night this winter. On Wednes day the temperature began to rise, and now, after a few days’ experience of midwinter, we are again enjoying the genial sunshine and warmth of spring. Gardens are very seriously damaged and vegetables will be late this year. All the fruit which lias bloomed is de stroyed beyond all question, but we are of the opinion that a considerable proportion lias not yet been in bloom. There were apprehensions that the earlier fields of small grain were in jured, but we have been unable to hear of any that lias been damaged. Taking the Vail. On last .Sunday two young ladies took the vail and entered the Convent of St. Joseph at this place. The cere mony was performed at the Catholic Church, by Father O’Bryan, the Pas tor. These novitiates are not natives of or residents of this place, but come from some other section. We failed to lea in their names, military. There was an effort made, we learn, to re-organize the Lee Guards, during the past week, but without success. Military ardor is not very hot in this section. Recover I ne. Mr. George Dyson, our highly res pected and efficient Ordinary, has beep very siek, for a week or two past, with an attack of plurisy. We are glad to inform his hosts of friends that lie is now much better and there is every prospect of his recovery at an early day. Umbrellas and Walking Canes at Lewis H. Clarke’s, Ho, 0 Whitehall Street, Atlanta, ROMANCE IN COLORED SOCIETY. A r.ISAWAV SIATCH. During the last few years it lias been the fashion in this place for the young people to adopt the Gretna Green mode |of perpetrating matrimony, a very | considerable per cent, of the marriages ! having been runaway matches. This i fashion has become so popular, that j during the past year a number of the ! young ladies and gentleman of this section have adopted that way of doing the tiling when there was no necessity for it,and whentliey could just as well have betui married peaceably and respec tably at homed n the good .old-fashioned way, surrounded by family and friends and amidst general rejoicing, cake and sillabub. Young men ceased to ask tile young ladies' pas and mas or their own pas and mas but just went off with the girls ami got married without telling anybody. Or if tlie pas and mas on all sides consen ted, they found some excuse to go off and get married seeretlv. The darkies, always fond of being in the fashion and bent on being in the front ranks of the fashionable circles, since freedom have adopted this style of matrimony. On last Monday night Mr. Sanders Anderson, who works Mr. Green P. C’ozurt's garden, drives the carriage, cuts wood, blacks boots mid totes water for the store, stole a dusky maiden named Mary Evans, from her mother’s villa in the environs of Freedom town, a populous suburb of .his place, and called on the parson whoexpumls the scriptures for the Methodists of the colored person, sion. Bandy had some excuse for his course,however.betides a desire to yield to the inexorable edict of fashion. He had been paying marked attention to the star of his heart’s choice for about a year and had asked her of her widowed (?) mother. But the mother would not consent. She had brought up her daughter with gre.it care and had not allowed her hands to lie har dened or her complexion spoiled by working in the sun or anywhere else, but had brought her up in the very bight of fashionable idleness and ig norance like all the aristocratic nig gers. The reason given for not allow ing Bandy to have the gal, was lie was too black. After falling to obtain consent, and all other means being ex hausted. he went at night and in the dark when ono nigger i< as black as another and stoic her as easy,as ever lie did a pullet off the roost. T2t«* Concert, The entertaiment this evening at the Female Seminary will not eonsist entirely of Music, but the songs nml instrumental pieceswill bo interspersed with readings and recitations by some of tlie Isst and most accomplished readers of the place, a number of ladies assisting in this feature of tlie enter tainment. Thus, while tlie perform ance will be chiefly musical, it will lie varied and rendered more interest ing and entertaining by soma very sprightly readings. The performances will begin with an opening address by our talented young Representative from this county to the Legislature, lion. F. H. Colley The following is the promgrame: Opening Address—F. H. C. Chorus, "Exalt Him all ye People.” Duett —“On the Beautiful Rhine,” — Misses T. and I!. Waltz—piano and violin —Mr. G. W. T. and Miss L. A. Reading—Miss N. J. Styrienne Valse —Miss 8. C. C. Duett—Sophy Waltzes —Misses N. J. and ,S. R. Song—" Maid of Judali”—Mrs. H. Reading—Dr. 11. F. A. Bong—"tine Little Boon, Love” —Mrs. B. Duett —Mattel—Misses S. and B. Dull. Duett—Fairy Tale Waltzes—Misses-T. and A. Reading—Miss A. Chorus —“Rock of Ages.” Duett—Er Nani—Misses R. and J. Duett—-Caliph of Bagdad—Mrs. B. and and Mrs. H. Chorus—“ Why Should tlie Haughty Tyrant Boast?” The K. of 11. The Knights of Honor hold weekly meetings, at present, in the Hall of the Good Templars. They are receiv ing accessions to their members eon i stantly, and are progressing most j satisfactorily. | The success of this young organiza tion is assured in the State of Georgia. !■ A large number of Lodges have al [ ready been organized and they are | steadily on tlie increase. A Grand Lodge will be organized in Atlanta by j delegates from tlie subordinate Lodges, jin May-. Tlie first meeting for organiz : ing a Grand Lodge will be held in tlie | Hall of Georgia Lodge, Tuesday, May j "and at 10 o’clock a. in. We know of no secret organization which has met with such success and so favorable a reception everywhere, One reason for this is, wc think, be 'cause there is very little that is secret about it. Just enough to satisfy those wiio are fond of secret societies and not enough to be objectionable to those generally opposed to such societies. All tho objects and tlie method of transacting business Is known or may be kuown by any one who desires in formation. Nothing of any irnpor tain-win a business or moral view Is concealed, and the applicant for mem bership is not carried Mindly into a secret, oath bound society knowing I nothing beforehand, as to its objects or requirements. Everything is explained Itp him and be enters the order fully informed as to its objects, requirementi responsibilities and liabilities. It is a good, noble and beneficent organization. Long may it prosjier. Tickets lor the Concert To-night Tickets for the concert at tlie Fe male .Seminary to-night, in behalf of the Baptist Cliurch in this place, can lie procured at tlie Stationery store of Messrs. Andrews <fc Colley'. A I'amllj-Sicrct. We leai-ii from tlie publishers, Messrs. J. 15. Lippineott & Cos., that they hope to be able to issue “Eizey' Hays” new novel, “A Family Fee ret,” early in April. The work is said, by critics who have examined it, to pos sess uiius ual merit, the plot being peculiarly orginal and exciting and the interest well sustained throughout. Tlie author lias received much encour agement in literary circles, and it was partly through tlie statesmen ami historian, Hon. A. H. Stephens, that tlie work was brought to publication. LOCAL AND BUSINESS. Advertisements inserted in this jhtinn at the rate of One Dollar and t'ifty Vents per inch for each insertion. Masonic Notice. — The regular monthly' communication of Lafayette Lodge No. 23 A. F. M. will be held at (he Lodge on next Tuesday evening, the 28th inst. It is earnestly requested that all members lie present. By order of the W. M. Henry Cohoes. Secretary. News for Lovers or Pets.— Those who are fond of pets will do well to read tlie card of F. E. G. Lindsey, of Abingdon, Vn. He offers a great variety of singing birds and a varied lot of beautiful and rare animals for sale at remarkably low prices. We know of no better opportunity for tlie purchase of such tilings. Tlie price at which lie sells canaries, by the pair, will greatly astonish those who have purchased or priced them elsewhere. He will send a pair for less money than it usually takes to purchase a s.ngle bird. It'e have ordered a gray African Parrot from him, and when it arrives our friends can examine it and see how well lie fullfilis hH contracts. Wc call especial attention to the ad vertisement of the "Mammoth Jap anese Corn,” which wc publish to-day. This corn is well worth u trial by our farmers. Attention ! All parties who have bought Guano of me are requested to call at their ear liest convenience and settle. 11. O. CoLf.KY. The Hatter. —Call at Lewis H. Clarke’s, No. 0 Whitehall street, At lanta. There you will find a full and complete assortment of fashionable Hats and Caps. Prices reasonable. Spring Opening. —Messrs. Ed mondsons & Jesse would call atten tion to their stock of goods just opened [ for tho spring trade. They have a most excellent assortment of dry goods, consisting in part of domestics, calicoes, boots and shoes, and notions. They have also a full line of groceries and family supplies. Their whiskies and brandies are lineand unadulterated. In their drug department they have always on hand pure, fresh and gen uine drugs, medicines, chemicals and dye studs. Ail the patent medicines sold at the regular city prices. Physi cians’ prescriptions neatly, promptly and accurately prepared at all hours- They invite the attention of tho public to their extensive establishment, and ask a share of tlie patronage ot this community and vicinity. Marvelous. —The beautiful things now to lie seen at Andrews & Colley’s arc simply marvelous. Parties ordering Hats from Lewis 11. Clarke, Atlanta, will please state size, color, height of crown and width of brim, and price. j You Have no Excuse.— Have you any excuse for suffering with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint? Is there any reason why you should go on from day to day complaining with Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habi tual Costiveness, palpatation of tlie Heart, Heart burn, Waterbrasli, Gnawing and burning pains at the pit of the Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue, and disagreeable taste in the mouth v Coming up of food after catfng, Low spirits, <{•(:. No! It is postiveiy your own fault if you do. Go to your | Druggist J. \V. Crain, and got a Bottle of Green’s August Flower for 73 cents your cure is certain, but if you doubt this, get a Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try it. Two doses will relieve yotj. Nothing Old. —Everything is new sihd fashionable which is kept at An drews & Colley’s. They order con stantly the latest stylos of everything in their line directly from first hands, | and keep nothing old or out of date. Good Sens to Smokers. j We have a select stock of the very j Finest Brands of Cigars ever brought |to this market. Also a very superior article of Chewing Toba -co. Andrew's & Colley. i Valises at Lewis H. Clarke’s, No. 0 Whitehall street, Atlanta, Fell Spring Stock.—A full and elcgai t assortment of fresh, new goods of every description in our line just) received and ready for the spring trade, i Everything of the very latest and i most fashionable styles, and at the lowest prices. Andrews & Colley. FIRE!:: A destructive lire oeeured at Ninety six, S. C., December 21st, by which four stores, valued at $20,000, were burned. The further spread of tlie conflagration, with probable destruc tion of tlie whole town and loss of several hundred thousand dollars worth of property, and many lives, was pre vented by tlie arrival of at! rent Ameri can Fire Extinguisher, an Agent hap pening to come in town at the pick of time. For full particulars, see tlie Abbeville Medium and Newberry Herald of tlie following week. Mr. I*. 1\ Toale of Charleston. S. 0., is the General Southern Agent for the Great American Fire Extinguisher, and will answer all inquires in regard to the same. Infelice. —-1 few copies still on hand at Andrews «fc Colley’s Stationery Store. Leah Mordkcai! —Have you 55,..: her ? Call at Andrews & Colley’s new Stationery Store and inquire for her. Picn RK Frames.— The cheapest ever brought to this market at Andrews & Colley’s. Wonderful Success!— lt is re ported that Boschke’s German Syrup has, since its introduction in the United States, reached tlie im mense sale of lO,iHHI dozen per year. Over (i.OOO Druggists have ordered tills Medicine direct from the Factory, at Woodbury N. J., and not one have reported a single failure, but every letter speaks of its astonishing success in earring severe Coughs, Colds set tled on the Breast, Consumption, or any disease .of Throat and Lungs. H'o advise any person that lias any predis position to weak Tilings, to go to their Druggist J. IF. CRUM, and get this Medicine, or inquire about it. Regular size, 75 cents; sample bottle, 10 cents. Two doses will relieve any case. Don’t neglect your cough. A Good Work. A Startling Cause of Debility and Sickness fully explained in a large octavo Treatise by Du. O. Phelps Brown, 21 Grand Street, Jersey City, N. J. Every mail and woman who is ailing in any way should semi and get a copy at once, as it is sent free, prepaid by mail. Address the author, as above. novs-ly Something N e\V. —Tlie handsomest lot of the very latest styles of paper and papeterie just received from New York, at Andrews <fe Colley’s. MARKET REPORTS. COTTON MARKETS. WASHINGTON, Ga., March 23. Cotton—Middling lift. AUGUSTA, March 23. Cotton -Middling 12?;. WASHINGTON PRICES CURRENT. Corrected Weekly by I*. 11, Norton, Wholesale and Jietall Grocer, WASHINGTON, Ga., March 23. C. R. BACON SIDES 0. It. BULK .SIDK .3 14 BACON SHOULDERS BULK SHOULDERS 11 HAMS 17 ft <«gl 8 CORN 85 OATS HO LAUD—In Tierce*, Keg* ami Buckets 18(420 CUBA MOLASSES 60(470 lIEBOILED MOLAHSEB 37ft<£50 ARROW TIEH—Per Bundle $3 r»<) NAILH-Banin of lUd f4 50 Ex. C. SUGAR 11(412 A. SUGAR 12(413 RIO COFFEE 26(428 JAVA COFFEE 37ft($40 RICE 10(412 SALT—FuII Weight $1 85(4*2 00 Undsrtaker’s Notice. ROM this date my terms for Coffins and for all Funeral Expenses will be In variably Cash. It requires niueli time, taste aiid labor to make and lit up coffins neatly and handsomely, and the expense to me is very considerable, and I am obliged to pay tlie easli for all my material. Persons from a distance ordering coffins will please bear this in mind and always send tlie easli with their orders, unless some responsible person brings each order. With many tiianks for past favors and liberal patronage, I promise to spare no time, labor nr expense to give entire satis faction to all who send orders for any thing in my line. \am always on hand and ready to serve my patrons at any and all hours of the day or night. JOHN D. FLOYD. Washington, Ga., Jan. 21. 2m Giisirdiaii’s Sale. ON the first Tuesday in April next, within the legal hours of sale, v. i|| bo sold, before tlie Court House door in Washington. Wilkes county, Georgia, a portion of tlie real estate of J. J. Callaway, said portion being a tract of land adjoining W. G. Cade, J. J. Crafton and W. J. Callaway, con taining sixty-one and one-half acres, more or less. Also, at the same time and place, will lie sold a one-third in terest in a portion of an individual tract known as the Wingfield tract, said portion containing twenty acres, more or less, and the interest of said J. J. Callaway in said portion one-third. Sold under an order of tlie Court ot Ordinary for tlie benefitof the creditors of tlie said J. J. Callaway. Purchaser to pay for papers and cost of selling. Terms on the day. Mareli Bth, 187(1. W. J. CALLAWAY, 44-4 Guardian J. J, Callaway. MiiiEmMtim —oil— Queeii'si Delight. qpilK Great Imputation which Dr. 1 Pciiilx.rton'g Fluid Extract «»t Stii 'insj’in (or Queen'* Delight) his uUai .ed iu nil sections of the country »is a Great and Good Medicine, and the largo numtier of testimonials which are constantly Iwing teceivetl from persons who have been cured by its use, is conclusive proof of its great merits. THIS GREAT HEALTH RESTORER is a positive specific and cure for Dys popsia, Liver Complaints, Constiputi ,n. Dizziness, Pains in the Back. Kidney Complaints, Jaundice, Female Weakness, Lumbago. General Debility, Gravel. Gout, Beiotula, Cancerous liu nmr. Erysipelas, Kait Sheum, Kinuworm. Pimples and Humors on the Face, Old Ulcers. Kheumatism, Meicuriat anil S/pli iiitic Alicetions. Dr. Pemberton’s Stillingia or Queen’s Delight gives Health, Strength and Appetite. If removes al! meieurial or other poi sons from the blood, and soon icstores the system to perfect health and purity. I’hat pale, yellow, sieklv-looking skin is soon changed to one of beauty, freshness and health. It will cure any chronic or long-standing diseases, whose real or direct cause is had blood. A tiial will prove it. Tmmsands have been snatched is it were from the grave by its miracu lous power, who now enjoy health and happiness, where once ail was misery. It invigorates and strengthens the whole system, nets upon the secretive organs, al'ays inflammation, cures ulcer ation, and regulates the bowels. It purities the blood and renovates and invigorates the whole system. Its medi cal properties are alterative, tonic, solvent and diuretic. Bead the following : Office of George Adnir, Wnil Street, > Atlanta, On., July 1(1, 1875. f Dr. J. S. Pemberton—Dear Sir : I lmve used your Extract of Htitliugia for n cltrouic skiu affection of many years standi hr, which made a euro after all other remedies had failed. I have known your Htil lingia used in the worst canes of scrofula, secondary syphilitic diseases, rheumatism, kidney and liver affections, with great success. In fact, I have never known it to fail in the most desperate cases. 1 con sider it the greatest blood purifier known. Yours, truly, J. C. Evans. For testimonials of wonderful cures, send to the Proprietor, or call upon your Druggists. The genuine is prepared only by Dr. J. S. Pemberton, Chemist, Atlanta, Ga. FOR SALE 11 V ALL DRUGGISTS. The Atpta Com itntioiialist. The Proprietors would announce that the Constitutionalist will take a leading part in the coming President)!! and Gubernatorial Cam paigns of ls7(i.—Next year an election will he held for President and Vice- President of the United States. iu Georgia a Governor and other State officers, members of Congress and members of the Legislature arc to he chosen. It is already known that the Presi dential contest will he the most im portant which Ims occurred since ISOM. Upon a truthful press tlie people must almost wholly rely for accurate in formation, in order to act intelligently and in concert. To our immediate section, it is of the first importance that its voice should be heard by the country at large, its necessities known and the legislation it needs in Con gress. and the future policy of the Government, through its Executive, made perfectly clear. The Constitutionalist has a strong corns of editors and correspon dents employed, and willdevotea large amount of its space to the Prcsidcutal and the State campaign. Hut it will not lie altogether politi cal —it will then, as now, publish each morning in its Daily, every other day in its Tri-Weekly, and its Weekly, the very latest news received up to three o’clock on the morning of publication. This will include telegraphic dispatches from all portions of the United States, dispatches by capable from the Old World, the markets at home ami from Europe, a daily resume of Georgia and South Carolina local news the decisions of the Supreme Court of Georgia, and lastly, the local news of the city of Augusta. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. • Daily —one year $lO 00 “ six months 5 tit) “ three months 2 50 TitI~W KICKL Y —one year 5 00 “ six months 2 50 Weekly— one year 2 00 Single copies 5 cts. To news dealers. 2icts Subscriptions must in all cases he paid in advance. The paper will be dlscontined. at the expiration of the time paid for. J AS. G. HA I LIE. i FRANCIS COG IN, J \ Proprietors. GEO. T. JACKSON, ) l£if Address ail letters to the Consti tutionalist office, AUGUSTA, Ga. Money may be remitted by Post Otlie order, Registered Letters or by express at our risk. GROCEHIES ! DO YOU WANT THEM? 10 barrels SUGAR, 10 bags COFFEE, 80 barrels MOLASSES, 10 half-barrels MACKEREL, 50 boxes LAUNDRY SOAP, 10 boxes CHEESE, 2 barrels BUCKWHEAT, 2 tubs GOSHEN BUTTER, 25 rolls BAGGING, 200 bundles ARROW TIES, 500 BEST SEED OATH, 100 sacks LIVERPOOL SALT, 10 boxes Very Best CHEESE. ,4 LSO, a Splendid Line of BOOTS JA. and SHOES, TOILET SOAP, CANNED GOODS and all kinds of FANCY GROCERIES. As 1 do not deal in low grade or in-’ ferior goods of any description, I can assure buyers that they will always get a tirst-elass article when they buy from me. Parties wanting the above line of goods can buy them cheaper now than they have ever done before. I am de termined to sell lower than any other house in Washington. Call on me and X will convince you. IP. KC. JSTOIEtTOTXr. SEND 25c. to G. P. HOWELL & CO„ New York, to Famjihlet or 100 paqee, eontalutng Beta of 3,000 new»[.»per», and estimates showing cost of adeer. fiitng. mcMO-ljr ffm. L. Bradley's Standard Fertilizers! Prmtup, Bro. Sc Pollard, FORMERLY POLLARD & CO., COTTON FACTORS, GENERAL AGENTS, Augusta, Ga. B. D. Sea Fowl Guano. SEA FOWL GUANO, in hags. 200 lbs each. C. C. Coe’s Superphosphate ok Lime, in hags, 200 lbs. .Bradley’s Ammonia ted Dissolved Bonk, ill I mgs, 200 lbs. C-j' The above Standard Fertilizers having been in use for the past seven years in the South, with unequalled success, are again offered at prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction, while the standard is guaranteed to be equal, if not superior, to any ever sold. For prices und terms apply to Cozakt, Binns & Cos., Agents, Washington, Georgia. febiSrn Oili<»o of W. H. BEACH, CtNI-KAL AND SOLE AGENT FOR THR SOb’TIIERN STATES FOII THE New Jersey Chemical Company, gla.. THE W. & C. GUANO A Specialty for CASH for 1876, —at — $38.00 Per Ton FREE ON CARS AT SAVANNAH. I WILL SELL ONE TON OR ONE THOUSAND, at S3B PER TON, CASH IN HAND. All orders shipped on the day they are received by me. The analysis of the W. & C. for 1876 shows above 15 per c ent, available I’ltospiionic Acid and 2 feu lent Ammonia,obtained from the best Peruvian Guano, which makes it equal to 4 per cent. Ammonia obtained from lisli. The \\ . & is also 10 to 15 per cent, drier than most BU)>erphoßphates, especially those auunoniuted by lisli, and is therefore cheaper by 10 to 16 per ‘-i- nt. Granges and Heavy Dealers will find it to their Interest to correspond with me. W. H. REACH, General and Sole Agent for Southern States. For time or credit sales, eall on my agent for the terms, &e., Mr. James A. Benson, Washington, Ga. dec3l-3m «0 ‘uojSmqstiAV pispioSy ‘anOOH V XHVZOO [uig-ICttu •«D ‘tJJsnSnv ‘sju.iSv puaiiao I ’oo =S> NOSAUTHJ/VW ’O *f qodop pnojpn.i .ino.f pi pajjApop ‘tquna'gf in uojjoa Suiippiiu ui SujiCud ,|o suojido qjiAv 'tsoj.qui ‘}i£sl ‘JaquißAiQj jo qsj oqi Aq oiqwifnd sa|sg .hiiij, -aAitni.) ,|o oaj| A'ji.) .it|) tij pnlap jo pioq Aim jn paiOAqafl—‘tiopdo uo)|o.) 'agl qjLW ‘aunj, ‘,>jtu[dsoq,f ppiy piinodtnoQ '99$ ‘qsi<Q‘oi«qdHoq c j; Pi-’V piinodiim;) ’o9s ‘itoiido uoßo,) aigi qjjM ‘oiujx ‘otmnf) ogjonj a|qn|o(j 'Hts 'Msu,') ‘ouuno oyiaa.i «>|qn|og— :ra\»hoj s« ‘-no ‘iqsnttuv uj saa|j c | t ’l/981 »j paonpojpi i ;asn hi sjoz(|j)jaa jtipulod jsoui pun tsoduoqa aHJj •Haas NOJ.XOD IIJLIAY ONUSOdNOO uoa axviicisoiiii (i lav amo<moo — a nv— i ONvno oMiDVd anamos ; ooo‘ooo*i# - - - ‘ r lA i.m v;) 'OO ONVIIf) OMIOVd Boots and Shoes. W. T. HACKNEY, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, HAS just opened anew shop, over Edmondsons & Jesse’s Drug Store. All kinds of work, both for ladies and gentlemen, done neatly and promptly. Prices as follows: Plain Boots, - - - . sl2 00 Boxed Boots, - - 18 (to Footing Plain Boots, 8 00 Footing Boxed Boots, - - 850 Plain Gaiters, - - - 7 50 Boxed Gaiters, 8 00 Ail other charges to suit the times. Patronage solicited. First-class work guaranteed. Only the best material used. fcblß-3m] W. T. HACKN EY. Livery and Feed Stable. Horses stabled, groomed AND WATERED lor 25 teats tuch, and ltd for 50 cents. Horses and Vehicles kept constantly on hand, tor hire. A Hack will lie run daily to an 1 from the Depot. Fare, 35 cents. WHITEHEAD & WOOD, i octls-3mj Proprietors. OUARA JSTTEE3D fQDAL TO ANT EVER SOLD. •I* A. KOON, Boot and Shoe Maker, WASHINGTON, GA., /'(ALLS the attention of the public I YV to the prices .below. He will be thankful for your patronage, and will guarantee satisfaction both in quality und prices. Best Light Boot, ... sll 50 “ “ Footing, - - - 760 “ “ Gaiter, - - - 700 “ Heavy Boot, - - - - 12 50 “ “ Footing, - ... 800 “ “ Gaiter, - - - -7 50 Work for ladies done neatly and cheaply. _ febll-3m - J. A. KOON. Genu Mian Bees for Sale. colonies of Italians, with young tested queens of imported mothers, in one of the best movable comb hives; tested queens iu small colonies; Imported Queens, Hives, Honey Extractors, Bee Veils, Smokers, Bee Books, Feeders, &e. Send for cir cular und price list. Address J. P. H. BROWN, docl7-4ni Augusta, Ga. djIO A DAY at home. Agent* wanted. Outfit S'*** and Terms free. TKUE & CO., Augusta, Maine. nurhlo-iy MEAT I 20,000 Lbs. SIDES, SHOUL DERS and HAMB, well cured, and every piece guaranteed. 35 P. H. NORTON,
