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'llttos airt> farmer.
JLiOO AIL.
OCTOBER 5, 1876.
The Louisville Grange will meet
;on the second Saturday of each mouth
a t 11 o’clock. ly
Notice. —The RED X on the margin
•of your paper is a notification that*
/your suoscnption has expired, and un
less you renew in two or three w-eeb- 3
your name will be stricken ft-om our
books. This rule is imperative. ,'•
Eucalyptus. —Mr. D. J
Esq., na a hue speeimeh Of tb'- Euca
lyptus, or health tree as it isc u^e d- ft
is luxurious and very fragn- nt - It is
f said to be antuniasmatic. (.
[M. Zacharias &Cos hrf ve J u f l recived
a cargo of the Royal C ,eui * ‘ oul tne
finest in the mat ket. TO’ *'•
of a
good steooad baud and W il
sou Sewing aJachite v in perfect work
ing oader, can be accommodated at
•tina odSce.
Ahkest. —Several the
neighboi hood of Old Town have been
arrested for stealing cotton, and are
now lodged in jail awaiting trial. The
law should be enforced, fur it is com
mon that such things happen, and the
practice unpunished is ruinous to the
honest and ludustrious planters.
Those in need would do well to ex
.amine the B'atlßiow at Little & Co’s.’
Die6. — i ur. Win. Alusgrove of Burk®
County—-an excellent physician, a pol
iced gem le.nan and in evify sen e of
the woid, an honest citizen a u an
earnest l hristian gentleman died at
v Ins home on the 22ud ult. SV e extend
our sympathies to the bereaved fami
ly-
Butter, Chickens, Eggs, &c
Those w.. 0 cannot give money to the
• sufferers m Ravaunah, should furnish
butt, r, chickens, eggs—anything of
thatk.nd. Evr.rybi.uy should make it
a point to give something, be it ever so
ILile.
J, H. Wilkins* Chrn’n.
”Air tliere any letters for my wim
min lolks'f” said a pluin-luoking old
gentleman at the postolhee tlte other
day. - No,” said the postmaster; “but
Lei o’s a big fat envelope with some
pictures on the f> out for y out daughter.’
Jis’ wliat 1 come down urter,’ said the
oid jgentleiuan. sniffling; Melindy's
going to be married, an’ tms liere.s one
of them handy - Domestic’ paper pat
run, to cut out her weddeu’ gownd
by.”
Q,Li:naATio.N. — tne celebration at
eunrch, somethin. over a week
jjfsyV.v* 6 Me told, was quite * success.
Na as a Sunday School
'Capt? Joifu Cheatham on hand
words of encoui agement aud cheer to
the'.young aspirants after Scriptural
kiiowltdge. God grant that they may
long remember the words of wisdom
aud love that fell from his lips, and go
n conquering and lo conquer iu the
blessed work.
Death. —Owing to a temporary ab
sence we neglected to note tne death of
.Mr. Jack {shepherd** wife, who is living
near i r. L. L>. John sons place of resi
dence- bke was a uio t aunaule woman
devoted to her family and her church,
and the domestic valuesol life as well
as her higher and more responsible du
ties, it was her especial pleasure to
perform, eke leaves two interesting
children, a devoted husband and a host
of friends to mourn bei loss but let
them lemember that their loss is
her eternal gam.
Died —ln Greensboro, at my Resi
dence, on the ilth inst., of heart dis
ease, Mr. ftv aus. who said he was
born and raised in , urke county, Gn.,
hud married Geor o iauua, the daughter
,ofli, J. Fanner, of Jetferson count,),
,oa. ills relatives cau communicate
with me ii they desire to do so.
4- M. Dorman.
Aid Fob Savannah.—The follow
iug contributions have been received
.by the Vouiig ilien's Christian Associa
tion. for tue yellow lever su(leiers of
.Savaunun siuce our last report.:
Miss Sadie Cue,,ia, SI.OO.
Mrs, hi. b. ltobeits, J.UO.
i‘; il. w arren, A-00.
J. C. Little, y.uo-
B.H Fay. l.ud.
Rev, H. u. Murphy, i.(W.
k J boyd, 1.00.
t -ai; llaylec,- <ne sack meal; J. ii.
biiKius, one oarret Hour; ora iley
l.oley and Caleb McDonald, colored,
turned over three sucks of meal that
tUey had collected from different pun-
Itres.
m it will be seen by an article else
pvhme in our paper that the epidemic is
Ibtifir.igpig and we appeal to our etti
ecus to coutiMie their coiitrinutious.
the aiuouut ol euttenug cauuot he de
scribed, auu wude we are uieasea with
heaitu we should uot lorget those wuo
are subjects ol this disease.
All cohUihUUdds left at tue store of
Mr. J. if. Vv .Huns will be promptly
sent forward and dyly acknowledged
through cue commas of tue flaws
Jt Aiiiuiu. Let me good work go on.
'>Njiw V oek {store. —The atteutiou
of tue pubuc is directed to the large
advertisement of tne opeuing of tue
flew fork Cheap Cash store on next
Jifi ixauituau is qj w aua
nus been for tne past week uady re
viving ins heaVy slock, aud says- it
will Ue complete by Saturday uext.
lie wdi aoep agoiurd assortment of al
most vveiytuiug and says ue is deter
mined uot to ue unueisolo by any*
huuae iaj,hia marked- Jsurwajd go
and examine his stdcjf and ponviuoe
yuurfkif that ho is etfcrmg great bar
gains. Just think of it, a real live flew
York Stoto he.*e if Louisville.
the
The eledstion passed off very quietly
jin Louisjville yesterday, in fact we
heard of 3o disturbance of any kind at
any of th‘ e Precinfs. Everything moved
alung sipioothly and in accordance with
democratic usage. However, •it will
he see-* 1 that there was an iudedendent
licked in the field, but i\did not amouut
to -much, as will be seen by the vote It
be notioed that oi over two hundred
-/votes at the Leuisvjlie precinct not a
single vote was cast except for the reg.
alar democratic nominees. G.nerat
Colquitt received a few votes more
than others. These few votes were the
refugees from Savannah who oould not
vote for our comity and enatorial tick
et but could and did vote for the Gov
ernor. Ti.e following is the official vote
of the county:
Bartow :
A. H. Colquitt 123
J. T. Shewmake, 125
J, H. Toluol—Nominee, 131
M. A. Evans—Nominee, 148
J. F, Rivers—lndepende nt, 17
A. E. Tarver—independent, 5
Louisvilee;
Colquitt, 213
. bewmake, 209
Polhill, iO6
—rttYpus, 205
Harveys’ Store :
Colquitt, 43
Shewmakc, 43
Pulbill, 17
Evans, 18
Rivers. '^-->25
Tarver.
Hvdsoma :
Colquitt, 27
Shewmake, 27
Polhill, 25
Evans, 24
Rivers, 2
Tarver, fi
Alexanders;
Colquitt, 13
Shewmake, 13
Polhill, 13
Evans, 13
S TELLAVILLE :
Colqu tt, 95
Shewmuke, 92
Polnill 9u
Evans, 92
Rivers, 3
Tarver, 1
Pope Hill;
- Johnathan N roross, 1
Colquitt, 181
t-Uewinake, 185
Polhill, 81
Evans, 90
Rivers, 103
Tarver, 80
Bethany:
Colquitt. 145
Shewmake, 143
Polnili, J4l
Evans, 138
Grand Total;
Colquitt, 840
Shewuiake. 837
Polhill, 704
Evans, 728
RiVerg, i4i
*Np*r*er, 104
SPARK* AND SPLINERS.
Dry.
Dusty.
Candidates.
Lection times,
W lute perch season.
Another man willing to collect Tax.
Slight frost tins week.
Don’t get vexed about the red X.
It just says your time is out and we
would be glad fur you to renew.
Three applications for pauper sup
port on Tuesday. One placed ou the
list.
Walls and line trees are being plas
tered thickly with Candidates notices.
J. M. Junes has commenced busi
ness at Fenns bridge.
The town was enlivened on Tuesday
evening by delightful music from the
Ura*s band.
The new store at the Peter McGowan
stand is in full blast. Call on ’em.
Mr. Bloodaworth from the firm of
Tison & Gordon has spent several days
in our midst.
Mrs. Hardy Gregory we regret to
say is dead. She has been sick some
lime with paralysis.
Mr, Hardy Gregory we understand is
quite .Ik
Wadley and Bethany both sustain
good schools. The Academys are not
more than a mi e apart.
Wadley is buying a considerable
amount of cotton. Mr. Mclyeod i-at
home in the business.
The boys had a lively fox hunt the
0 her night by the light of the moou.
A Candida p for Tax Receiver got
lost and aid not get home till sqa up
next morning.
The potato and p a crop have been
badly injured ,by the dry weather.*
When has the ground ever been so dry
before?
Protracted meetings have subsided
to some degree. The colored people
have had tw • refreshing religious reviv
als at .ibeir two campmeetiug grounds
iu this county.
Almost every industrious man in
wuo has au eye to ecouomy and
tue iuner man, has a succor bole
bated,
It is found necessary to dig some of
the welD in Louiville deeper,
{ Ibeie have been two poisons in the
County adjudged to be Lunation in the
last few weeas; one black and one
wiiite person. Acitber has beeu seut
off.
If a man wants to get the market
IT me lor his co-tou, tut him bring it to
Louisville. A merchant here the otisel
inJruriig was paying in a half a cent of
tue Augusta and cmvanuah markets.
Mr. J. C. Guloway is to come back
to,rue churciiutLouisville .or one year
mure. ( Ho has uot...ccepted a
* We Aro ddlightod to see Jijhnuio
Hudterrpack so much *improved. He
is how able to be out qu the street aud
O. I MS frianda.
Parched goobers are now in order. As
soon as the Legislature meets w ) ad
vise the yendtrs to emigrate to At
lanta.
Brown & Keith wi'l soon have their
handsome cottages fiiuished. The lo
cality is desirable.
The Christian Association met three
times on Sabbath last.
Rev. \V. A. Hay les is in feeble health,
we trust this brae ng weather will
make him feel strong again.
There was an independant candidate
from an adjoining county in town last
week tuat did’nt Know (J iquit*. was tne
nominee for G veruor.
Mr, Holcombe we are glad to say is
fast recovering, tie expeo sto be ab.e
to take cliarge of his scuool on next
Monday morning.
Mr. Burch preached to an apprecia
tive audience on lasi Saouath. Air. A
\\ ilkins was received into the church.
An election for Commissioners of
Board of Roads and Revenues will take
place in Janua-y next.
She iff sale day pussed off without
any serious damage to any one ; only a
Horse and buggy sold.
Get- your hot houses ready for your
tender (Lowers &j. It is predictea t..at
we will have an early and bitter wili
er.
The nights are inclined to be a little
moony ; and the y< ung folks (witu re
spect to them all) a little spoony.
County Grand Lodge of Good Temp
lars met n Louisville on yesterday.—
die44-..E- TANARUS., Vj. T Palme.- presiding
Mr. oT C. TT Taiuier'slAi 'jS-iyij;h
so.ue ladies to the great show among
whom are Miss Gertru.ie JouUson ana
Mrs M. A. Evans, time to
them.
A goodly number of our citizen are
carrying their oonou to Augusta this
season.
The people at Davisboro indulge in
an occas.ouai chill and an occasional
case of sore eyes.
rt eekly prayer meeting are held by
memuers oi Uie church at different
houses O i every Sabbath evening, over
the rivfc r. mast aaouaidi tne.e was a
meeting at J. it. Sheppards.
Many thanks to JL-AK-, for kind in
vitation to attend tne Saudersvule
Fair.
L F. Berry has secured a splendid
forty horse power engine -lor ginning
and other puposes.
A lady irieiid of ours appreciating
our fondness for flowers showed us the
otner evening and evening glory. It
blomus at night lull, is a large white
llower ands veiy l.agrant. exceeding
in modest glory rich timed odorless
morning giory.
We were pleased to meet Mr. Etu
meet Patterson in town the othe even
ing. He is just from texa-, v.a the
great show. Hope he will have a
pleasant time w itu friends at "Home
sweet Home.”
LIST Of LETTERS REMAINING
IN TUE POST OFFICE UP
TO SEPTEMBER 30 1876.
A R. Aldred, A. H. S. Adkins, Ro
day Athpins, (eoi.) B, F. Burner, J. G.
Brown, Agnes Beal, (col,) J. R. Brin
son, (col) Miss A. IV . Beal, B. Crox,
(col. 2.) ilium as Cotter, (col.) J. H
Coleman, H. H. Caldwell. Anderson
Davis, (col.) Miss Mollis Deriso, W, L,
Diukins, Miss ~ouisa Gordon, Dily
Hines, (col.) Mrs. E F. Holmes. Miss
Ella F. Hoiincs, Sill Herrington, Cara
it. Hudson, Green Hudson, Thomas
Har-teman, B. Jon.s, Calvin Joiner,
(col, 2,) January Jones, (col,) Tom
Jones, (oof,) Rosa Jitikins, (col) r.lvina
Jo.ies, (col,) Mis. June Louis, (col.)
Henry Le oy, Anna Laurence, (col.)
Miss M. >. Lockhart, Miss June Liv
lugston, A. J. Lockhart, Frank Ma
bry. (oo,) J. K. Miller Sophy Max
web, (col.) G. H. Neely, (col,) W. J.
Ponder, ii Pudgett, (col, 2.) Anthony
Pouner, (col,)*H. Fmigett, (col.) Win.
Quarlerumn, (col) M. il. keco, Phil
kioh, (col.) Mrs E. I’. Robinson, C. W.
Robinson, J. it. Stevens, Mrs. J. E.
atone, .Carswell Smith, (eol.) C. Tyler,
(col,) A.J: Batkins, Vv.P. Whigham,
•*). ivheruohur, vV.T. Walker it. il.
Williams, Miss W. N. Walden, Win.
W aiker. (ooi.) Airs. E. Wal len, J. F,
W atiien, Silver Washington (col.)
Persons calling for above ietters
wiii please say a-ivertised,
J. J. Keith, P. M.
■ .i —i I. i iii_ .
ITJTXCdi.
The Mei chants of Louisville are re
quested not to purchase coll n or otli
e produce, from Freedineij living on
my i laudation without my written con
st Ut. TUOS. S. i-OTUWELL.
Notice.
All p rauriK indobtel to the i-übsci ibi-r on
• ||'K|l Hceount are he.eby iio'ilioil tn t their ac
pouiita will be uni-eil ami |iayuioiit r< q iiicd on
.ut dav ot Aovtuuber uext.
. E .. W. BUN I'EK-
Sept. 14. 1876. 6t-
NOTICE.
\T A He cont meti.-g of ihe Bartow Modi'al
Society ->f .letfervau cwuuty, G-orgia it
wan imaninmualy Resolved that * ex" nd
to our pan on- our sini'eie thunk* ami 'pro
f -uuil gratitude for ibeir uniioiio pair mage,
ad ao.icit a continuance of die raine by re
•pirlo'iy asking each and every one to Clime
rwar.i ami mil aau aotory ue' tlemciit as
eaily an praeticub e; for b>cli, we w a bud,
would feel piorouadly gr. al'ul
J H. SHEK'li*. 1). P DONtiAN,
H. la. BA 1’ i LE, B. VtANfSON,
OL. ATT -WE .. C. W. a,, .ETEK.
W. n. pUGkSEV. ‘ G W. ViTJnPHT
October b. | w Tt , m
AclflqinisiruLors
\\T lEL BE isOi-U at ih ( kei lioi’B
\\ io 'he lowil of L ini vilie. Jell I iou
county. Go- Igia. OU i.e iir.i Tuesday in No.
veoiber ne* . within Ihe legal honra of Bale,
all of Ihe Eapde belonging to the Eelam ol
AlrV ; Eli*abt • llr- wn oee'o. cunsia'iug ol the
uoiao l iai't.i-outh|iiiiig Two huudied and <eu
(2lb) aems moio lee.,'him ihe whipbam
Traci c-intaiidng Four hundred and -evomy
(4 It) acre., more or lea. Uiili place. I toni,
- in good repair and under ul-igh .lute oi colli-
Va'ioD- Terms made Uuowu by applying to
either of the Aduiuhairainra. ,
f: a S^QUEFIELD,
_ JAB. F. BiiUAN, Afiuur's.
October 8, 18:o. :
Fo* TAX COLLtCICR.
We are authorized to announce the
name of B. S. Carswell as a suitable
candidate for the office of TAX COL
LECTOR of Jefferson county, at the
election to be held in Jauuary next.
The suffrages of the public are respect
fully solicited.
FOR SHERIFF.
We are authorized to announce the
name of JOHN W. CHANEY as \
candidate for sheriff at the approach
ing election. The suffrage of the peo
pie is respectfully solicited.
FOR SHERI FF~
We are authorized to announce the
name of W. J. HELL as a candidate
for Sheriff at the approaching election.
The suffrage of the people solicited.
FOJi SUEliltF,
I announce myself as a candidate
for Sheriff of Jeneison County. 1
would respect lolly as the support of
tne votes of the county.
Wn,. Y. Brown.
Bartow. Ga., Aug 31st 1879.
RFO TJX COLLECTOR
We are authorized to announce the
name of JOHN C. SWANN lor the of
fice of Tax Collector at the ensuing
election. TUe suffrage of the people
solicited,
FOR TJX COLLECTOR.
I here announce to me citizens of
Jefferson county that I again come lie
fore them as a candidate tor r,--election
to the office of Tax Collector, and wi
fing to rely on my record for the two
pasVySt*r*4nat I have held the office,
a kindly solicit thei? suffrages for the
position. hejpecuaV.V) -j
RUb'U-s JOKuaN.
FOR lAX ECLIFEU
We are authorized to announce tn e
name of W M. R. UAR > EY r as a candi
date lor the office of tax iteceiver of
Jefferson couutj aitlieeusuiug lection,
i'ne suffrage oi tue puouc are respect
fully solicited.
TJX RECEIVER.
The subscriber takes Luis method of
informing ihe citizens oi deuersou
county tuat ue is a candidate for tue
office of Receiver of I'ax Returns at
tUe ensuing election in January next,
anil will be tuuukfu! lor tue patronage
of ail. THUS. UAtUlia.
—i Q>
TO Tim Cl i IZEiXr OF JEFFER
iiUA CuUjSil.
1 again oner my sei vices for the
othce of fax Receiver for tuc ensuing
teim, Kiuuiy soliciting tuc suffrages oi
an impartial puuiic, and m uo.ug so
would respectimij invite camuff con
slilci atiou of my official coi.vtuct ana
its results in tue past.
Respectfully, YV. H. FAY.
lO IHE ChiXEJo uF J&FFEi.'
ooi/iii 1,
1 appear now, ior the first time, as
an aspirant ior preferment, offering my
services to the people as canuiffate loi
fax Receiver Oi tuc county oi Jeffer
son lor tue eusuiug term, f aiu Known
iu tue couuty, ana it becomes umieo
essary foi u.e to say if eiectcff 1 wai
do iny duty as far as capable, amt
t. ustuig to a just. Out generous public,
1 am, Respectfully,
i. f farmer.
The gbeat’hakd imzi paTe^T
He v.|c<tyc3, it.iu UlO 141 as. £%
)tou Cniiii i atf ,i’U to bo Ywtlun.i .no
CRICKET ffl UE iffil.
it la a utaunm.tii 10 ttiu i.Htca |>a^icr
Ui iiHipei ’a Wttkty.) U i9U VVi(U LlitJ . ilil
.t-ai icauii g tut u.o a. iiei uim
tii n ftl aias* aKoirtua, L'o cu.s u elul Ku wl*
ctJge, wiiuud i-umor aiiMveia lucumupo ci
putz on, guinea) p ipUlUl ctC. CIC
a-1 . eljr euio. iniuiug, ..inuaii g huU tualiu tiv
Ibe Uapid.->t>uit.bi HTiU clit-apea
paper oi na diaxa puoiiabtd Ui.!y i per
jour with choice oi three premutiua ; liny ueuu*
t tui new curouio iv* or aXo ? b<Xj koxl'J inch'
cnee; any oue of tno c-.eorH*eU by
v. Hat tea JLMckeua. ot an enfant box o t taliou'
cry* Fapcr witnoot prcuuuiu ouiy ?b ct?* p-r
>oar. ur we v\ii. at-iiU it lour M mbs on tuai
to* only cl*uus. copy aeut on
receipt t a amp. wai.tod Aodrena
F jiA LUI'IO.Y & Fubliaiicrs 3 Fak
>tow, iNew Vork.
0 IRTOW
PKIO..S CLRtikNT,
CORRECTED EVERY MONDAY BY
M. A. FVAXS & SONS.
Bartow, Ga., Sept. 27,1876.
Cotton—witliin one cent oavauaali quo
cations. . i;.
Bacon —C. R. Sides 114®12
Siiouldtirs R 9*olo
Hams 160164
Flour—Family (pei bbl) $6.500/.uu
Best - family $7.5008.00
Fancy (try it) $8.0008.50
Lard 134016 J
Corn—White 70 {jyio
Prints 608
Cotree—Rio (per lb.) 200c5
Nails—(per keg) $4.0004.60
Dry Goods —Prints ; 608
Domestics—stripes, checks 9012£
Shirtings 4 Augusta . 708
“ I ■“•■■■ 800
Bleached Homespun 7015
Spun thread (per hunch) sl.lO
Limited Partnership
NOTICE
JOB'* It. MUHPHY.of u,ffeion count v.
<li*, hii*l Lei’l l! W. Ladders Ine.tof .■'
v D*mh (ja . have entered tn*o a 'J|imitd
Pair, erali|>, In.carry on bii iuesa at Vtyni'ey,
Jiff riin o unty.Genigia
l>Th- name of ttie Kim in J K Murphy
11. General naiure of bn-ine-s ia
UKNKKAL MLR
111 Jo 'ii R Murpffv i General ’artnci, re.
aiding at Wadley, J' ffe *uil eoun'y demgia,
and L W Lnniii iai'ine ia K pc< iai paiiner, iei
Hilling at •-a*nnuah, Ua.
IV L. W I.hitileiMiiine. apecial partner,
baa contributed $: OUO OU. tu the Common
.-•lock tu a 'Ual cam.
V. t-aid Limited Pa'inerahip will roroinen e
tie, teiiiber 1, 1816, and terminate Be|itoinbr
1, 1878. *V t
JOHN K. MUKPHV.
L W. LAND LUSH INK.
Legal Advertisement .
m KOK >lv, jEFFEii‘SO.\ O-'UMY.
* I Four v\e ks atier dat-** app ic-ii"ii will be
mad** t* the Honorable v>rdina>\ of said coun
ty. for leuve to Hell the l.ands belonging ro tht*
Estate of Dr ft. A Ueceaged.
.1. .1 FUiiKM.X,
W. H FEOEftLY, Eir’e.
October 4 h. 1876
/ \ i OKtii v, JEFFtivbON t uUKH.
U Fur wee safer date uppiic.ili n will be
made to the Oidi ary oi hhiU c uiit> ior cave
to Be I the Lands belonging to tue . utatc ol
Oliver B.uWu deceased
Aft a liUOWN, Adm'r.
Uctobe- 1. L* 76, Jm
* i EOttLl *. JEFFE fiiU.N COUNT i.
VJ tour weeks aitrr date u}pii'.&uon iii bt
made to the l>iuu ai y ot >aid Cou.ily for leave
t- sell -he L Mis belonging to (he iuuuie oi
it. T. ftuii.b ueottetd
ii. . ftiilTH Adm'r.
October 2uoi 1670 lm
i FOuiii A, Jc.FFa*S >N bIIUMY:
Vjf HEIiLA6. - liiialU ii. V\ ulaui.-, admDl
B i toi on Uio hsune o kj *V U >Uohou
UcC U applies t l Lj te s Ol suilooiou lloltl
bUiU uUlUl.iialdttUo.*.
i lie e are tucieoro to cite and admoiiißii
all pet 'ons luuius od to be and appe.ti' at my
thco mu tne hist .'lull *,iy m lan mj next, to
?now cause, i any Hey c .11, wh j an u Le.idt.
snouiu not be giuuteu*
N. bkllL Ord’y.
* w epl lo.b.
4 ' bliui.i, jLFJb Lit '\jZ* ouUaM'l.
VA Al-nzoi J. it. iuies ua made Hppiieallou for
<4ii exenpaou ol i eiaoii.ili-y, a .ci 1 will pa-'s
up./ii uic same ou v\ edueodiue Lcih ol Octo
oer Lexi. Xx. DlCsiiL.
_Sepi 2.1, IS7-1 oiumaiy.
HEo or A, JrFLEUSONTuUNIY.
Vy MUitAs, iHiuca Ai. g applies iu Ufo loi
Ls' L eis ol L/isuitjsltiu lioUl Uie UaHiUia .©hi,
ol zVosoieut Ihj iU.,
in s ai, iheic.o e, ti cite ud adinonL u
an pvr&ona in e.ea eu to be uim app* ai ii mV '
oitlc-o, ou tile tUM illoli. H) 111 rNutcUld I lltXl,
lo show cause, il auj they cu.., why saiU Lc>
tela &n-'U‘d not be giauitu.
N. JjIt.HL, ■ iduutry.
ept. 11, lft76.
TtßivS M..E.
BY Vl It IUEi hi oiv," I ;'.fi’o -■ ttie UuUTt of
OiUiimiy o eh inch couu y 7 be Hold
~t mo .MrtineL llunse la i.outsvine. on t <e hist
• nesday in Noveiub- r next, oue 11. use and
L>t si'iia el iu a.u town, coiita lui.g about
eight. (8) ac.es and usUtt i> it uow as Mrs.
B.rativ id’s Id . Botu as ih- propeny ol the
estate Mrs Uaibaia Mian -id uec and. tor distri
|>U ion am i)g the u iis. Terms iuad>. k.iewn
on day of sale
ISAAC F FAUMFk,
O t oof 4 1876 Adm’r.
Adm nutraiors Eale.
LY vi tue of an o der from the Honorable
Lour* ol * >rdiuar> of J hersi-u county. \\il, b>
soid on the Ist lot day Hi NuVembet lleXi
at. tlia Market Uou>e m t e town ui Louisville,
tile fii lowing proptiiy to* wit. A tract of ihi. i
coutaiiniig (i (0) Uuo Hundred and Thirty
acres more or less, adjoining lai.ds of E tat
J, >l. Dtiiso, iv Fouue , Aiu. Wood and J.
L. Erowu. ft.dd as t- e propelty oi nugu
aic.V el> deceased, ftubj a.u t e Aidow's
Dower. J U.VlNft, A ni'r
tci& 1870 J ui"
Louisville Lrug It At
E. 11. W. HUNTER, M. 1).
Druggist & Apothecary
SuBC.-drOr to HUNTER dt. CO.
Keep* on Uuml a luli ami well u,s >rtetl stock
..f
DKUi.JS. MEWCIKEfI, i'I’EMICAL.
f'AlM'.i, UIL-, ValtNitf.iE,,
UVk, Si UK*', I’EHfUM
EK Y, Ci 11193.
DKLS lE.S. TOIL.
El ARTICLES,
L<v.u* t HI.VRNEY.S,
GAIiDEN tEEDui uii Kinds;
ITNK CfUAhS u.ii.l CiIEVVI.N,, T'OttACOi.
v\ l.\OO 1 ' oEASS iiiui CUTTY ot:
A'tii,:h ue oiler- to sell t’Uli i.'ASti, ns ehcoy
s.i they can be bought, at retail iu say ton e
, iu tliAsta e.
i)t fces Magic Liniment and Dr. Win,
Hauser’s oiairiioea aun Djseu
lerj Cutdiu|.
Always ou land, auil for sale. Also
Dr. Slot ns’ up itr,
berry ana H rttimiud-
Anew &ud valuable * mi'uy in Coiigbn auc
atieciioiis of ilp- Longs ne aly
FiHssT !>ISTIiILT
AGKIG ULTUIIAL FAIR
0 F
Central Georgia,
AND
MXTB ANNUAL FAIR ( F THE
WIBIKS
Agric’ilJur-il So,.iely
TO BE HELD IN
Sar.de sv I.e, Novemb r 1,2, 3 & 4lh.
Counties participating:
John.on, Washington, J ne t Glaacock,
Warren. Emanuel, ’cff-tU-u. VVilkin on. Han
coca. JLaar. u, liauiwm and din k .
Among ih" i reuiiuu. otferud lor cipecd am
lire lodownigi )
T.otuug i.nco mi c heat., bear 3in 5 SIOO
i uun.iiK Unee. mile heat- best km 3 loU
Ita 'mug Jimc, unit) and o-h, IUO
I rol ling K-ice, inde has, best 2 in 3 I I'll
TUeie will be a line rxlnbiiiou ol ihe pr -
duet, of the li 'idaudlaim a- well a. Home
industry. A good time is guaiuntced to u i
who at end. . t - '
iouruiuient Hiding on Friday aud crown
ing ol me QoueU on the giuuuda,
mauls nt Conor
loti,. Tenina will Onutead tor premium, to
the einouiit oi - lad. VL • t
cpf 21. n*7d. .
FuKiiST tin FOU.UikY
aNU MAaMMA V/OBES
fru Fouwiclt tiueei. Opposite Waier Tuwcr
GEOK lUMBAKd&CO-,
rUOPatiiTOBS
Manuln.luro al short notice end promptly fill
all orders fr m the country lor Steam h irgine*
and Boilers, saw .Vlill-. G'ist Mil's, Pulleys,
Caring. Hangers, ,tc.. Iron and Brass Cast
ings. Plantation and Mill Wo U of every kind.
Horse Powers, Umli in's Improved ."-olid turn
and o'ber styles ol Gill G ar. *tj) cial alten
lion giv, n to lfepnii ing and Oveihan ing Ma
chinery Bond lor atslogue ol Mill Gea ing.
Agents for die celebrated Echpse Double Tur
bine Water Wheel aud i.iioMty Iren Work*
Engine, on Wbeefs. for U tculais
In ordering, please say where yu saw *•'!
advertisemant. Ju'.'. 27-
Jf*ew Store ! w t-'oods l
———
The t ndersiirneti has removed to the NEW STORE—uyiff to the Dn-.g Store, whero now
can be tOv. ud a laige aud wed assorted fttoca of
General Merchandise .
eros z. a
IDTCY GOODS,
BROTH, SHOE'?' AND THUS KB,
A L..rg As'iui m'-nt of
CLOTHING AND ii , i'S 'NT n ‘.PS,
Cuoekey and - pp
A u - Stock '
/ csißOi '• - 1
BAGF3I3Sr'c> &g ‘X*,. sT 1
Wftch wa it 11 fft tbs vv >st Ca; h Piicjs.
IVe ell! compete will any Hi ,e in Savannah or Augu-ta. All we ask U to examine
ou- st i k P i. es before pmeha-iug elßowbere.
j/’v /ur motto is to P.ease AEL.
N. ff, —Weme n- w ready ami prepared lobuy COTTON’ and will pay win one ceit of
lav.-iuo i quutaiious.
ill. ZACHAUIAS & C if., i
Sept.2B 3m Sayan :,r- Cii-ap Stove.
New Goods! E,mv I Frice^
I AM NOW DECEIVING A LARGE STOCK OF
CHOICE
GROCERIES, 4
Such as FLOUR, BACON SUGAR, LARD, SYRUP
MACKERAL, CHEESE, CANNED GOODS,
ONIONS AND FRUIT OF ALL K Jt
in fici 1 shull keep on ban3 all g mds that can (
first-class e-tab is'dne u. My B.u "i I ■ e -up, in and y
Liq .ors, Tobaxo., and Cittw. <-VI of which tvtli tic.
e-i pric s. Give ui< a cab, ami i e ooviucsd.
• j.
S, T. COLEMAN, W. 11. BURDL^H
S. T. COLEJYd:A.Tsr &D 00.1
WHOLESALB
Dry Goods and Shoe Mouse*
MACON GEORGIA.
-
VtrAITH a New and Coirp’eto Ptock, and an oxclurirely WiIOLE*i.VLB Trade, we ara
VV prepared to offer snpeiior iuduyemetils lo tbnsu a lio nay favor u- Will* a call
• ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
• •••V'V'WSV* .-(j
,ep s ß,m v s. T. COLEMAN & CO. , 1
n..||. . , j——
STOKE.
t. a. BLia-H,
WUOLKSALE AND RKTAIIi DEALER IN
rockery. China, utiAnueiieri anand
' also', "
HOUSE FU HNISHJNG GOODS-
Ag nt tor IVES’ I-AIENi R.HEITUK HANG Nb LAMP. j
STO. -297 BROAD CTP.S3T, * -
6.H. EEMSHART, • j
D3ALSS. IH \
v
Nash, Doors and Blinds,
ALSO
HEAD A AD. SIDE LIGHTS,
Builder’s
Paints , Oils, Leads, fyc,
My lock is always complete aud .1 am now offering extra inducements to puH
o.rascis. lam also Agent for Jk
FAIRBANKS STANDARD SBALES. J
- Send mo your orders for anything in my lino. I guarantee satisfaction
is. Hi Bomslinrl M
182 and 184 Bay Street, - • - - SavannahS
