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PTHUESD\Y. NOVEMBER 8, 1377.
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■ Hi ig;;s, Jo 1 !.!-' <fc to.
ft. Have tbe largest lino of 1 "Ins’
■ Preus Goods, ami will so" the u the
SQ^rgains.
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Hflic Southern ( iitl : vnliov.
ftftvitli i■lfiiMiro o:iU 1 1'. : i .n
(■planter friends V lb:- iGi.i
**®ern monthly. It is among the
SftgPUf agricultural jwuniala, always;
tbo times in glurg us. ful
H ifj information o all sul-iec'.-.
jHfttaiuing to tbo mi m gai
ftpiters, and all nmti.ns ( i gotn-i
Brest fc tbo farmers receive -la : -t
jtion. The Novexnboi number is
Bra us, and is billet go-nl iced mg,
Hnining various tulij ots on v:ri-
live stock, the dairy, peeitry
1 'd, horticulture, editorials, kc.
• Dished monthly, at $2.10 per iu<-
jft-i n, postage paid. W. L. Juuch,,
■I prietor, Athens, Ge.
fifiteftder, farmer—tiller of the soil— j
-five you been tc •:ebi. ill !i.
, *Aelv ated examined bis farming i.tr-
Plrlements? If you have not- go at;
H ce. You can now buy of him ..
1 t-class corn sbeller for SB.OO that
f|| aid have cost you sl2 50 last year.
M a eau buy tbo best food cutter that
a i ever saw for $8 00; former price !
i .00. Excellent single trees for
* )0 per dozen: beel pins at 15 els.
a; stay rods at 25 cent- sack; cast
j. istet plows at 40 c- ml ; each, i u
irylbing in proportion.
Sow anil Thou.
it is only now and then that micb
an as Hon. Alex. H. Siepbens, Ex
-o*. Smith and Ex-Gov. E-own of
v., endorse a medicine foi throat
-d lungs, aud do it is
itty good evidence that the remedy
nst be good for the cure of coughs,
Ids and lung affections. They re
al mend tbe Globe Flower Cocgh
\ ynuF, and their testimonials are to
dh seen round tbe ten cent sample
G JttlCs of tbe Guinn Flower. Sviiur,
Mi r sale by McCall & Groover and
Balks & Mabbett. A sample bottle
fejWlieves the worst cough and will cure
f ire throat. Regular size bottles, fif-
doses, sl.
Wilson & Cassell keep the best
rands of Flour, and do not intend to
Mml undersold by any non e in Quit
|Bn.
JrTlio Nominee for ('no LeH-dnlure from
iSfc Brooks.
■ According io previous vnr.ouuce-
W>\ 'lit through these column--, ciri
•' lift of the county asset Lto i iu U<*
Hunt House on liu-sdoy, ;..ud uomi-
HBlated as their stan. i • Cap-.
H®ri. G. Turner. This roanift si,i.t,on o:
Htbeirliigli appvciiation of Ca;>t. Tur
1** ,or flB n suitable LV;'-oscni.W... is
| liotbiug more thui is due : c bm, fir
®*he noble services a!* - -, ady ’ .mdcr- and
■lUiein in tlio list Legislature.
.1 i;l We would tiers suggest that Mr
jg Thomas N. A rung ton, r- farmer in
yl be souther n portion of rhi ■ (Brooks)
■m aunty, is a man in every respect
J aiteu to fill the position of Senator,
| Brooks is entitled to the candidate
f or th3 nest term.
I Trefcry.ar (. J. Orr.
wi Tho above named gentleman is the
Hj Commissioner ol Education for the
ftfi itiite of Georgia. tJis address on
H ist Tuesday at the Court House, np
§H a the subject of public school educa
tion, was replete with sour-rl and !og
i'/Jal reasoning, and lias no doubt
Awakened, as it should do, a livelier
Symterflst in all classes of our feliow-cit
ffillzens to push forward in the great
■pfy *ood work that lias been com
ijffil-i iced. He told us of tunny tiling j
jt-J which we were uninformed before
raff things which deeply concern us,
j those who aro to come after us.
if We trust that he made impressions
many of the young gentlemen,
le were attentive listeuers, that will
it soon be eradicated from their
inds, but as good soed sown in good
„ ground, will be nurtured aud treasur
ed by them till they reach the goal
: their highest ambition, in the list
t fame, in their country’s history.
He also gave the scholars at the
cademy a most excellent talk, which
o feel certain will be productive of a
feat amount of good. lie impressed
Vii't’s renowned words upon thorn in
j style that was truly inspiring: “No
rcelle.nce without great labor."
We have come to think that his
services are incomparable to the
Stp.t 3, and as he has promised, if the
■gg,ple desire him to do so, that he
■ill at some future time return to our
- rl ’dst, when he will have more time,
island deliver a series of discourses on
(■this all-important and vital subject,
e ducation,) we trust that ho will be
Bpiled by tho entire people io do so,
■B that bo will visit all tho impor
■Bt schools in our county and deliver
admirable Jiccoursyr tc tL.nr
LOCAL DOTS.
—Superior Court is in session this
week.
—A good many people rolled into
town last Monday.
—Oranges are ripening very fast,
and ore on tbe market now.
— Wood haulers will have a chance
to rnako some money now.
—See notice of executor’s - ■ l 3 in
this issuo, by J. G. McOail.
— A splendid woman’s f-iioe for
SI.OO, at E. T. Dukes A Bro.’s.
—The present- crop < f groat 1-peos
will be very J nge in thi - motion.
—Tbo weather fu ‘ •hilly now;
the winter days are uomiug on.
—Tbe China Irens b k pretty
wbilo the leaves are tuiT-bn; yellow.
—TI-< weat her was col-.i enough last
Friday night for frost, j I w places.
—Very windy am yesterday
motniag, and raining ho evening.
—Batter, chickent no<> eggs sell
very readily when offer ion the mar
—There were s V many stran
gers in Quitman duriur is past two
weeks. j
—Sou can got r- ijeriectly li'fiug
Shirt at Briggs, Jei 1; -A Co.’s for One
Dollar. i
— Capt. if. G. f’li > b; i > be our
next Represent:.tiv u the General
Assn mbbr
—Most of <i, . stbi-j-i have a bait; 1
of cane in front their doors —five
cents per stalk
—We have enjr,,y< tbe pleasure of
several visits from; distinguished per
sonages this wr-c'lr.f
—Hoe. W. i ' jith cu* 1 Repre
sent ativo in ( unpe-s is ft member of
the Commit e- o, 1 .ten's.
—Tbe L Oollftctc • is i town
i
this week, and Its u-s boons open
for the collect; an of taxes.
— We give dace to an Atlanta kb
it r knour ediiorialpsge this week, to
| give the other side a shewing.
—A good rnanv wagons have been
on otu Streets tbe past, few days—
most of them loaded with cotton.
—The n.aa with (he harp waa
swinging around yesterday—an im
provement on the organ and monkey
stylo.
—A wedding in town last week,
and another not far away—at least
the signs find certain rumors would
indicate such to be the fact.
—As we occasionally boar the tune
ful sounds from some violin, that has
been laid aside all summer, it reminds
us that tbe dancing season is ap
proaching.
A good article of tobacco at F. T.
- Dukes & Bro.’s, for 50 cents.
—Keep your yards clean 5 scrip;;
up the leaves and rubbish into a
! heap, .and by next spring you wdl
j have something to pul in the garden
to make your vegetables grow.
—The weather is very changeable—
sometimes very warm, and all at onco
it will turn quite chilly, and the house
keepers generally miss their calcula
tions as to tbe supply of wood neod
! ed.
-—Dwelling houses are in demand
now, and it would certainly pay those
who have open lots in desirable local
ities to build on them. We under
stand there is net a vacant house in
tow n .
If your eyes are failing, go at once
to Wilson & Cassells and get them
suited to a good par- of pebble glass
es, cheaper than ever before offered
ill this or any other market.
—lf you want to read a good
weekly paper, outside of your county,
subscribe to the Savannah Weekk-
News. By sending in your subscrip
tions at once, you can get the Weekly
from now until the Ist of January.
1871), for $2.00. See advertisement
elsewhere.
Briggs, Jclkrs k Cos. liavo just rc
jeived tho handsomest and cheapest
lot of Clothing ever brought to Quit
man. 29
—Tuesday 1 .at w: s qn .-e a big
in Quitman. It van the regular clay
for the sheriff’s sales, Superior court
was iu session, the delegates met to
nominate, a Democratic candidal for
Representative, State School Commis
sioner delivered an address to the
people, and a largo crowd of people
were in town. Altogether it was a
big day.
Think of it Ia nice pair of Cloth
Gaiters (new stock) for 90 cents, at
E. T. Dukes & Bro.’s.
—ln our advertising colmnus is
noticed Stoddard’s Musical Library,
a serial publication, now under way
which from its extraordinary cheap
ness will effect a revolution in the
musical publishing interest. Messrs.
Stoddart <fe Cos. agree to give for the
low price of one dime, a collection of
the most popular instrumental and
vocal music, printed on full size mu
sic paper, of tho best quality. The
same amount and quality in faot as i
would cost $1.50 if published sepa
rately, This is a step in t.he right di
rection, and cue which will find in
stant aud hearty favor with those
whom it is intended to benefit.
The most extensive line of Bleach
ing, st astonishingly low prices, can
be lovic ’ ut Briggs • Jelks ir. Co.’s
THE FAIR.
Military Contest—The (irami Bull The
Itaces The Tournament General
Items It rooks -Tile llnnner County
of South western Georgia.
[concluded kbom last week.]
THE MILITARY CONTEST.
The companies entered for this
premium wore the Floyd Rifles Ma
con Gui 'dii, Albany Guards and
Thonrasviile Guards, all of which
cirao into the arena aud went through
the prescribed drill. While tbo drill
ing on tbo whole was unusually flue,
wo cannot refrain from expressing
our admiration for the well executed
movements, splendid military bearing
and soldierly personnel of the Albany
Gourds, to whom fho prize wne de
livered by Col. B. B. Ferrill, ot Gov.
Colqnii-t’s skiff. A youthful member
of tbe victorious company wee tbo
prize for ine best drill in the manual.
I felt like throwing up my bat and
giving three cheers for the Albany
boys when they era anr.ouneed the
victors, as my sympathies were with
the. Sou''-h Georgia contestants. The
honor is to be the mors appreciated
! when we consider tbe ago and ’xpe
neiu-e o£ the companies corni -g from
Macon. Hurrah for tbe A, G. !
Dr. Tucker, Chancellor of t"c State
(University, dnlivued Lie interesting
lec-UiS. on “Tbo Dignity of LaWr’’
! on Thursday evening ton largo Pud
j appreciative audience. Dr. T. is an
'able d,va epienuid lecturer, a
I logic and speaker, aud withal a clever
and courteous gcutlemru, whose ex
eeutive powe.-s have few equate ana
I no superiors.
Friday dawned inaiiopicionsly, the
pouring' in torreuls linoiv.tjoc’.t
It wl >1 ban iu >on - h a mis y rain
during -,i.i-i afternoon. Notwithstand
ing theed conditi a cf the alxee-r
c '' f, ou’.-.b.c, 1 .and large crcw i
in tbe :.*i-ernoon, apparently enjoying
the bear fight, Grange displays, Ac.
the entire programme for that day
being deferred uuiil Saturday.
Iu the evening fheie was
A GRAND li-'LL.
The Mi'chell House, that magnificent
hotel, was all aglow with life and
brilliancy. As the hour o” nine ap
proached, the gallant chivalry and
lovely beauty of the Empire Stale
and the Land of Flowers filled its
pallors, corridors and bails, and soon
thereafter were engaged in the be
wildering mazes of the: waltz, or the
fascinations of ilie graceful square
dancen, or promenading the haod
sorae verandas, or enjoying a tete-a
tete in son-..- be . itching retreat. Thus
passed tbe time, the pleasure una
bated, until 3 o’clock, when (hr msvry
crowd dispersed.
Saturday was a. favorable day—the
clouds of the preceding bid entirely
disappeared, and the crowd was the
largest over on the gvom. i on
closing day. Tbo contest- for the
most stylish saddle horse, buggy
horse, heat pair of mules, tbo trials of
speed, the races, the toareament, "
combined to make it attractive. Dr.
Tucker delivered the Grange premi
ums from the judges’ stand. Quite
a happy effort.
i'INAL AND TERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Allen W. Groover received the pre
mium for IV.O best pair of moles; Mrs.
Morton, made a fioe exhibit iu the
preserving line; MissHuliv-g received
j special premium for crocheting. It
| was certainly e. served. Bart Thrash
c.r’s hogs gained the premium; so,
| also, his thorough-bred stallion. W.
F. Golding had the best milch cow.
The grateful acknowledgements of
I the Quitman Grange aie tendered to
IK. L. Taylor, Esq., of Thomas, and
jto the- authorities of the association
| for courtesies received.
Some fine hogs were exhibited by
j the Denmarks and Groovers. F. J.
! Spam’s Guinea cows were veiy much
j admired. The Quitman Grange had
everything in their exhibin; a.
V- i■ ■ ... :L e i l mooting
Weston, of the Albany N ws; D .
j llcyle, of tr.< i 'a ..son Jon ual; A ■ If
! Babcock, oi tl-o ' .‘.vnnnab News; itc
-1 Callum, of the Sun and Press of
Florida; Murphy, ox iho Central
Georgia Weekly, and other quill
drivers.
A better Secretary than McLendon
could not be found in the United
States.
Several Angora and Cash'mre goats
were exhibited by Capt. Livingston.
Hurrah for tho Albany Guards !
Thursday was the great day of the
Fair. Gov. Colquitt did not attend
on account of sickness. The Savan
nah Guards Band furnished music.
A telephone was in active operation
in the main building—created quite a
sensation. Mr. Cox, “Knight of Eve
ning Gale,” was the successful rider,
with Branch, of Camilla, second. W.
E. Barnes, our enterprising jeweller,
added greatly to tho attractions of
the Fair. Jim Young, the popular
young man of Quitman, cheated no
little sensation at tho ball. Tlie
.handsomest lady at tho ball was from j
Savannah. Brass buttons and gold
lace wore all tlie go on Thursday.
T. N. Arrington had 17 horses on
.•lUbitioß, each ono of which deserved
a premium. The Fair was financially
a success—would have been so other
wise, considered, had the Quitman
Grange received their desorts.
Griflin Golding was awarded a
premium for the best three year old
stallion. Mrs. Golding, a lady 70
years old, received several premiums
for articles of hor own manufacture.
T. J. Livingston had the best, bushel
of meal; D. A. Groover the best grits;
T. N. Arrington line host La’c f 0 •.*-
ton and the best barrel syrup; J. O.
: Morton the best roast ham.
j Our friend, E. P. S. D., amused
himsell courting a New York lady on
I the telephone. Lot her ro" ! I law
1 a pair of the Bucks! t crowd in the
flying ponies (wooden), to the right
jof the main building. One of them,
! turning to me. said: “I’ll be darned
if we don’t ride these animal? to
death. The ‘wheel of forvnu ’ rolled
out ail my money except fan" nickels,
and 1 am getting revenge. Lit her
r-ro-11!”
Hurrah for the Qrtitman Orange
and Brooks, the banner county !
Zb-rio.
Brooks Siipcvia” Court
Couvceed on last Monday m ring,
Judge A. H. IJansell presiding. Col.
R. G. Mitchell, Solicitor for t’ie Cir
cuit, 13 on band. Attorneys hew-, else
where—Cob A. T. Moiety e, Judge
Alexander, Cos). J. L. riew-un from
j ThoinasviUe; and W. H. Roms, v
j from Horn ervilie.
Lecture
Rav. J. A. Smith will deliver a lec
ture this evening (Thursday), cl- 71
j o’clock, iu the Court House. Sub
! joct, “Satan, a Fallen Angel; his
I character .-.yd powoi; hi;-: cloven foot
! prints on earth; bis final overthrow.”
The put lie an s fully solicit
Ito attend. Admission fc-e, 35 -und.;.
Tickets at the drug store of -I;.-". A
Mabbett.
iisf Dr. C. W. Beeson’s Colery and
Chamomile Pill3 are prepared ex
pressly to cure sick headache, nerv
ous headache, dyspeptic headache,
neuralgia, nervousness and sleepless
ness, and will euro any case. Price
50 cents, postage free. Sold by all
druggists. Office, Nc. 10(5 N. Entaw
street, Baltimore, Md. o’f-4
Renovation, not Prostration.
Did any enfeeibo human being ev
er become strong under the opera
tion of powerful cathartics or
salivants ? It is sometimes necessary
lo regulate the bowels, but that can
not be done by active purgation,
which exhausts the vital forces and
serves no good purpose whatever.
Tbe only true way to promote health
and vigor, which ai - o:-sentj.,I to .-eg
nlarity of the organic functions, is to
I invigorate, discipline and purify the
j system at the same time. The extra
! ordiauarv efficacy of Hostetler’s
! Stomach Bitters in ease of debility or
i irregularity of the orgi n ; of digestion,
j assimilation, secretion and discharge,
!is universally admitted. Appetite,
1 good digestion, a regular habit of
body, active circulation of the blood,
and purity of all tbo animal fluids are
induced by this superb tonic and cor
rective. It has no equals, moreover,
as a preventative of chills and fever,
and other types of malarial disease.
To emigrants and travelers it is par
ticularly serviceable as a medicinal
safeguard.
Whisper Gently, Farmers, that
; You want goods ri ,’d ’own to zero
1 prices, and thou take yourselves and
I vour better halve., to the Factory
i Store, where you can buy everything
in their lino at wholesale prices. You ;
1 cau buy a bunch of yarn for 90 cents:, j
and a whole bolt of shilling for less 1
than you can buy a shirt; and every- j
thing eric hi proportion. So, conic
right along and buy, and then go aud
tell your neighbors where they can do
likewise. Don’t forget the Factory
Store, for its goods are the result of
homo industry, made out of home
made cotton, and wool grown upon
the backs of sheep gro.vn in our see-1
tion. |
Don’t forgot t t;'a it: iho f-rst j
stop to Sooth.'jr.-t Inoeue;,'.' - nce. Pat- •
ronize your own section, and espe- 1
cially when you can buy good and
honest goods cheaper than Yankee
shoddy,
The largest and best selected stock
of Goods on the market, and at the
lowest prices ever offered, are at
Briggs, Jelks & Co.’s.
Any man, to undersell E. T. Dukes
& Bro. in Clothing, will have them to
steal. 242-iv
Calicoes at prices too low to talk
about, at Wilson & Cassells.
iMiT Call and see Briggs, Jelks k
Co.’s Alpacas before buying elsewhere.
Ladies’ Dress Goods in great vari
ety, at Wilson & Cassells.
Call for the “cut-out” Hamburg
Edging, at E. T. Pukcc & Bro.’s
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, of the
latest styles, and prices to suit the
times, at Wilson & Cassells.
A large lot of best grados of Flour,
fro u now wheat, at lowest market
rates, at Briggs, Jelks A Cb.’s.
NOTES FROM DIXIE.
Dixie, Ga., Nov. G, 1877.
The health of tho pcoplo generally
is good.
Sir. J. Ni McLean, tho turpentine
distiller, is doing a very good busi
ness for this Reason of the year.
There is some excitement iu Dixie
over the incorporation question, which
is now pending before Judge A. 11.
Housed, in Quitman.
Dr. Thomas Boring is preparing
to build , new icademy iu Dixie,
which will bo n great improvement.
There mr ebildron enough in the
print* and surrounding community to
maintain f. largo school, if tboro was
■ suitable house for tho purpose.
Dixie has but one business house
of any consequence—tho firm of O.
W. Austin k Brother; aud someone
might do a good business here tlrs
winter with a good stoek of dry
goods. J. N. McLean, also, keeps n
provision store.
G. 11. Crane and Ulmer Harrison
have renrid Di. Boring’s steam saw
and g.-isf mill for the ensuing year,
.md are fitting up the machinery
w - ' new par- Tk'ir lumber i a
qo 1 iu quality to any sawed on (lie
liue ;>f tli.' Atlantic and Gulf railroad.
Dixi. contains 1 ut one church edi
.ec, belonging to the M. E. ''enomi
nation, whirl; is yet unfinished; the
windows arc yet unsupplied vvitli
cash, though ibey have blinds. Can
oi the people in the neighborhood
■ot up enough money to supply them ?
J. W. F.
Tlie greatest variety and best as
sortment o" Boots and Shoes, for tue
lr. .-J. money, are at Br.gga, Jelks &
Co.’o.
S 1 < tty ot Money.
Tho e is no doubt but the present
condition of all kinds of business and
industry is fearfully depressed, and it
behooves every family to look care
fully to their expenses. Winter is
coming on when children arc liable to
Croup, Whooping Cough, etc. Coughs
and Colds will prevail everywhere,
and Consumption, with other throat
aud lung diseases, will carry off many
These diseases should not bo neglect
ed. Doctor’s bills aro expensive, and
we would advise our people to use
Boschee’s German Syrut. It never
has failed. One bottle at 75 cents
will keep your whole family well dur
ing the winter. Two doses will re
lieve any case. Sold in nil towns iu
the United States, and by your diug
gists, Jelks & Mabbett and H. H.
Kay ton.
Wilson & Cassells goods aro all new,
and they will sell them as cheap as
any house in Quitman. Cull to ce
them before purchasing elsewhere.
A car load of Bagging and Tios, at
Briggs, Jelks A Co.'s.
Hats of tho latest style and lowest
prices, at AVilsou & Cassells.
ftrir A large assortment of latest
style Hats, at low prices, at Briggs,
Jelks k Cos. s.
Briggs, Jelks & Go. have just
received a fresh lot of Groceries of all
kinds.
COMMERCIAL,
QollAl*N r,JV-.' ‘L PC ..CBS CO tw.-ft'NT.
COT EVERY W -IE , 1
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C.XI.M-V. IVS
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Cos. n VLr i. ... t.O (n)
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Pov.t'c h> lb 'O(4
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I ’icc............ Vlb 7(4 10
Kii i.'S lb *'o(4 25
Salt s>*ck . luo (4 175
Soap lb 5 (n\ 10
gugar V Yo 1 0 (4 16}
S>idp L ’ (4
Soc*a lb 0(4
Kho., 1, 2(4 15
SLa.cA “, r l lb 0(4
Tobacco, &oou .... lb CO (4 1 00
Vfiega : 09 i (4 60
Bacon 9 (4 12J
lOiwfsnohitio 11 .
The firm of Badger & Johnson is this day
dissolved, Those indebted to tho firm will
settle with tho undersigned. Thankful for
past favors, will be pleased to wait on my
oM customers at tlie old sttmd.
G. M. BADGER.
Quitman, Nov. L 1877. if
QUITMAN
I take this method of informing all those
who may at any time want LBMBEH ol any
kind, either in town or country, that I will
keep constantly on hand all kinds of Seas
oned Pine Lumber, and at prices to suit the
times. Call to see me.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS-
Kov. 1, m 7. ’v
Mliy Will \\m IMiio A>vay
WirnoiTT a Paiulleii.- Thu doniftud for
Dr. J. BmdftcldV; I'uinale Kegulator is be
yond precedent In ihe annals of popular
remedies. Orders como iu ho thick and fast
that the proprietor hsus heretofore been un
able to fill fllem all. He in happy to state
that arrangements are now complete by
which ho is prepared to manufacture Female
lLgututor on a scale equal to the emergency,
and the public may feel juuufed that their
wants may now be supplied. Physicians of
j high rquite are using tnic great jemody, in
| daily practice, at! ovi t Gcor da. Hereafter
no woman need suffer from s ippre-ined, aus
pended or irivf.'et.iv ct;.-• ’IL . V),' .
valuable niodCiw L prepared ■. I H.
1 Bn\dfi Id. -• .-•;•?>., Atianta. Ga um Mold
| at $1.50 per bottle by reaper table Orrygl
throughout Vmor*•.■■•
1 Wk
M. .1., j M:tio v . ?, 1870
M !*
j You Will in-,. -1.1
youi invaluable . • 1 .do U- . '•ulaior, and foi -i
ward I’iM by hr; 1 1 Wo ni. hap]*) to suite !
that thlB rt-m. 'iv giw.-. !• .; r* - 1i.,... ito, |
than ay cl< e •11 We ban b• n
sidling it ...e 180 M, .ud v .i;..ss, and m .ny
remarkable cures by it. Amou'j otbeia, ;
there was a!. ly 1 i. nd oi -.a., wno w.ri a- j
low ai. I aid’d v until ‘le was tv.-enty ■ ix |
years old, when she v.ts married. .! • l j
hand lived two y .n ; and died. Sho cu- j
tinned • . bad he ti.'.- ; i., f:u?t, :d;c 1 :l '•
bet!n wlmt 1 woman o’; ht to be A few
j month.-- utter the de. *h o her h; >. nd it 1
saw your advertisi incut, and came t 01 •* j
, store and bought a bottle of your lit gulctor l
1 from us. and took it accor C'*.r to diu-ctions !
jit has cured lie ound a l vu l !. • * .n:-h. !
j her regi l.tr monthly p. C and. >• . ;• , to-day |
she 7s v. lie. riy, bionui ■- wulov ..it; the
j use of hut tw.) bottlo.i of j our .Ke4d.lt .
1 costing her oil” three doll >'p, - u. be
lmd tried several physiofam, <
great deal oi money without any benefit. !
j wisl mg you great guecoss wah your’valu
able i:ie!ri.’ima, we cr . respectfully y-Hir.i, 1
213-230 W. Root & Sons.
New /utri 1 ’- i OEM it; .
I Organs,
I rr.rt : -150. Circular ir_i. Daniel P B tty <
j Wash in n New lei r. 33 Iv
jOIAS-'V
Ifc.vrg, Pa. i.'-iv
|| ■ I
FREE
\ fypp V I' 1 1 4..- 1 I'V
1 j • iran >d M ••• ' • • a ( *' •
j letpiiia. Pa,. ••. AIL, ,• ,•.
\ftr IGENTS Vt LUTED forth©
H ORK DAYS OF 001) !
A book of marvelous beauty and richness
in thought, style and historic facts. Gives
the very cream of science, making its thril
ling wondeTH and bright gems household
treasures. Endorsed by the press and cler
gy everywhere. Rare chance for agent*;
sales immense; sample illustrations, circu
lar? and terms free, at once. J. C. McOUPE' /
As Cos., Philadelphia, Pa. 37
\ large nixed card? w/:l- jhuf in cr.:;e,
f}U 13 25 witl*out case, 9c. 30 new fa?
curds, 10c. Outfits 10c. F. V ashbubn *fc Cos
Middloboro, Mass. ?7
The only combination oi
tbp trPC jamaiea Ginger
whh clioicc lromptics and
French brandy; fo. weak
ness, weariness and pros
tration of the nervous for
ces. inability to sleep, oold-
Jaxiiaica- ness of the oy tremities anil
.uspended circulation is a
grateful boon to suffering
hiimwitUv, at cr oc soothing ;
a 1 ’; ngihenipg aud refroah
mg. A4- f: '
; Gmisc.-. : a,, ...
It/LJ Iptu I liTS,;
V,. •v'ching relief i*rule;:: c for Rfun rrt!-. !
i ch.iulu t 'in i: '* Dr. A A. tioKUiri\\ 258 j
| l v.y •••• ' -v- S ,vl.
r a-.a . . .. v.-r.h!
| p’uotO(?:-Mp'Aic .V of ..... ;■ . bofmo j
and after cure Pi>ware a-i . c • i:- who pre
I tend •: . c D Bh< na reatm nt.
One ot ;l'-c.;e fellows, a (th iuir.n clerk, j
now tailing himself Bi W G (M-vinpion. j
I iii-tiutid on complaint oi J - '!’ S. and aw 1. ;!
| tii. I for forg* 7 and ••-‘bczzlem- 37-L j
; 1 K..-ri -t, 4 i SJlri V 3 il' 11. ilt'tl •
To.- particular!;, address
1 Wi.kroii Sewiti-idfliiclioH Cos,
!> 20 IV.v/lvvr.v, New York City: Chicago,
■ Tliinoi:;; Ncv/Orlec.ns. La; or San Francisco.
i '!-> w 11 T TVT
■ ift -A* ■*- ■ .-..y.JBL.
i| 1 I, 1 . irf n 7 T”}'-.
.II.iiL.LiJLJ AY hh./*
1 A Ccdivui iUHloic i Cure
j redu-iion :, i prices. A V- ! bcttle
| Jlr.c T . S. rirs’i'TSUEi;. L’.'Vrte, iu
ißox 1,038. (Formerly Mr . Dr. S.
!3. Collins.) 37-lw
Stu-.l for i-ednoed price list of
31.A.50N Jte HAMLIN
VIOI o:l"4'*?.tis.
I New and .••.plov dic. styles; pric- : nahiccd
j SlO to SSO each this ’.:011m. (Nov. 1877 J.
! Address -Mason & ILuutin Organ Cos., Bos
ton, Nei - e' : ' or 1 hi< 1
1 f,n o\<i .-•Vyaic'Mn, rotiuid trom bnvir.K m
i voived fro"; <u> li'did rafokion.'a'y tli tirr:j;Qn r>* a
; iiimple vegct.tLlo remc)? i.r By-x y tu.d
enreof fionauvtjjtu>/i,bronrfntis, vara/ >h, ai'kntn., r.nc! t;!l
throat and lung .I'scticiu: nit;, a c-tre P r norvona
bility livid all r. i.mis coinpUintw,after having towD l
j it.-< cnnitivc in. rr.i in t-hoiit > nds oi ftiws ? ns folt it hia
! duty to irctli known to’ii Bufft-rin/f fyilowa. Actc
' t .■•(' 1 ’ 1 *U.''o hU’!i.;n Hirff .• ng, I will smd
! frt>- to fC. wht* lo; L iic, f L. . r<:.'ij->e in Ovnurn, Fronch,
! or KiikL, h, witli/vU duroctions. Andre .-a, with HtJ'inp,
J W. YV.LiiLOAR, 1 2riPowcr'ts Hi > c.k,Roehtißter.N. \
Tax Assessment.
The following assessment cf Taxes for
Brooks county, Ga., for county purposes,
j for tho year 1877, was ihado and entered on
i the Minutes of the County Court August G,
1877:
Ist. To build or repair Court Houses or
jails, bridges or fences, or other publio inn
provemeuts, according to tho contract, 5 per’
cent, ou State Tax.
2nd. To pay sheriffs, jailors, or other of
ficers’ fees that they be legally entitled to
out Of tho county, 5 per cent.
3rd. To pay the legal indebtedness of the
county due or to become due during tho
year, or past due, 20 per cent.
4th. To pay jurors, where by tlio local'
li-Avs they are allowed a per diem compensa
tion, 15 per cent.
sth. To p-y oxpQt'Cbs incurred in sup
porting the poor of he county and as other
wise prescribed I4 this code, 5 per cent
'•f.h. To pay salary of tV Comity Judge,
fried by lav/at six huudrod dollars, 10 per
cent.
A true extract Iron: the minutes of tho
County Court ot* Brook o ?c vnty, for county
otirp cr?'-..
BiWß.nl n. Xiamen,
242-30 J J. C.,0. B. C.
PRICES DOWN
—TO—
ZERO Mil BELOW!
STEP E Ml) SEE
John Tillman's
FkgiHit Line of Goods
-IN-
Great Variety?
1 lit* to notify my friend and the public
•m i.ilh chat I Lave just returned from
*e\v ' ork. v- hcio’o 1 ,4* ' !, in my opin
ion, iho best stock of
Fall and Winter Goods
. .ei before offer* \ r. tins market. Imu
( r.imi ti- iu. 1 (I am satisfied that
; • h! guabty ore such, as to suit
everybody.
C;:Ji tun 1 exauiini* my Stock
cardotly before pir
chasing.
THE I-.EST QTAI IT' IS AL
:\Yti illE CHEAPEST. Such I
propose to sell jott.
JOHN TIIiL.WAN.
Qiu.uv.n, (in., 001. 1. 1H77. ,210-tf
JELKS and. MABBETT
DRUGGISTS,
Quitman, - Ga.
Have just- received
FALL GARDEN SEEDS;
A 1 ", of
School Books A Siatlonery.
Fee] constaufF' on hand . fall t- .ock of
Pure I.)imi 22;^,
Paiuf 3, teanufaciured expressly for ns,
G f.' oS Ac., Ac.
235-ly
Adam Moffat & Co.,*
Coil or Faetois
—AFD—
COJn?F>NtO.S jJFiU'HAXTS
COVJI .('I L F.'lir.yo,
s. ' ANJS f l : Client ‘A.
Liberal advance:; made on consignments
of cotton and othei produce. Patronage
solicited.
Our selling (hinges as follows:
Commission l \ per cent
igi fii and roonih 350 per hale
Storag ■ac :ond rftonth 25c “
Weighing 10c “
Dray age 15c **
Insu'.mco. 15c. “
Pr iH . i and careful personal attentioft
given to all hu.-.iiton; entrusted to our care.
Savaiin.ih. Gu.. tk f. 5, 1K77. 241-tf
lS:f < UON IN ELL'S
EtlfEM ROUSE!
SAVANNAH, GA.
OT'EN TO THE I’CBtlC.
FIRS 7 .e-VW VTOMMODATIOS
BATES: $2.00 PER MY
For Board and Lodging. 20-52
- .' > Its" S%^itiiißr^JMftMfti
:• i ', ■ ■ ■ V . J. E. UAT’DRY,
Late Cashier Southern
Bank State of (fa.
L. J. (hi) s mu rti n &Cos.
COTTON FACTORS'
AND
COMMISSION MERCfIANTS'
! , 11 .
Kslly’.s Block, Bay Street,
Savamiali, - Ga.'
to •, H- ','••• ;
Bagging a + so iron tifwUgivrale.
at lowest inmket rates Prompt atten
tion given to all bnsineHH entrusted to
Libuval cash advances made ou consign
ments. 224-250
Savannah, June 1, 1377. 1
Jas. it Sheldon, 1
C or ton Factor
—AND—
COMMISSION MERCHANT/
SO Bay Street,'
tiavaumili, - - - - ifitA.
("X.-'SIi a.iyanccs nvaOe on consignments.
J Cotton sold on arrival and proceeds re-,
(inncd hy Ex; reR ,wVa?i) so ..instructed.—l
Proinjit aud carclul attention given to all*
L'usineiis. 2304f
