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H. E. McCOMB <& CO ■ 9 Have Just I?rcoivod Of Every J)is« , ri j»t ion, purchased since the decline in New York; which they are selling Low for Cash. They competition. Come one, Come all! Examine their goods and he convinced. j^jhie ^jfimri anil jjlanfrr. SATURDAY, XOV’MBLH 28, 1m7I. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Cliureli Directory. Metlioillst. Uev. f». II. PiitUlo, Pastor. Ser¬ vice* the every forenoon Sabbath and at 7 10'.,. o’clock in at in the even¬ ing. Sabbath School at U o’clock, a. in. Prayer meeting every Thurs¬ day night. l'ri** 1 >y terlnn. Uev. I). 1). Will*. I’nstor. Services every first and third Sunday, at the usual hours, morning and evening. Sabbath School at J o'clock, p. in. ItwptUt. Uev. A. J. Battle, Pastor. Servi¬ ce* every second and fourth Sunday, at the iiHiial hours, morning and evening. KplHcopnflnn. Kcv. Jas. M. Stouey. Pastor. Set’ vices every •ecoml morning Sunday, and evening, at the usual hours at the Presbyterian Church. Sab¬ bath School at 9 o'clock. Catholic. ltev. — McGuire, Pastor. Services every first Sunday at 10o’clock. Sabbath School at p. til. Arrival and Departure of Truinn at Sparta. Hay l'»H»ciigcr. Fr—Arrives from Augusta »» 3.5SG p. in., hud leaves for Macon at 3.37 p. m. Macon Down—A rrive- from nl 9.24 a. in., /Hid h aves for Augusta «t 9.25 n. hi. NIrIiI l'a«.rnR<*r, Ft 1 —Arrives from Augusta at 2 o’clock a. in., and leaves tor Mu eon itt 2.15 a. m. Down—A rrives from Macon at 12.50 n. tii„ and leaves tit 1 a. tu. Tukeu Irom the latest schedule. THE TICKET TO VOTE. !Por Tnx (’ollcrior HANCOCK COUNTY » DcLanuir 'rtirncr. .Siibb'cf to I hu 1 h’mwml i'* ihhh iitaib#n. Keep I'm Piisteil. If our friends, in the town and country, w ill be kind enough to in¬ form us, by mail or in person, of any ami all events of any nature, worthy of notice, coming under their knowl¬ edge, it will nid Ms materially, and we will take it its a great I'nvol*, us it ia impossible for ns to find out our¬ selves everything that happens. So keep us posted, and help its to get up a 1 ii'Hhj’ |i4|frr. Short commnnieu tiolirt,oil illiy of ptiblir inlf rest, lire solicited. 4 luliliitig List. Wt* have perfected e.rruugcmeiits by which we are enabled to luvnish the publication* named, together w ith the Times and I’lanter, .«• Hi** follow ing elnh-rales: The Itunil Carolinian and Time and I'ialiter 1 year. . . . $.’».(M> Deniorest’s Magii/iue fttui limes ___ and IMuntei I jear, ■ • • Godey a Lady s l ook am! I lines ami I’huitei I te.ai, . . $•>./•> I’eterson’s Maga/ine mid l ino * nml Piniilrr I yi*:»i\ . . . Soul hern Cultivator and Tin., ami PlaiitiM I %iw, . . . Passengers contemplating travel¬ ing North, Sout h, I ast, or W should write to B W " to sn eral Panseuger Agent, Atlanta augl5 if. Ton hratul. ,,f rino n K ar». t,,I m* s»t,l at th. 't'lrt.i l»r,.R 'U*.,*. Huy 4 atti,* l*,.ty,lot. fur ,,<„r |n*m M..to.m,H mks. ill III.' Si.mla Punt th'it. Apple* Via 0 ar. ita-.s. fc u.A W tta \iM*» £“* Rliarta Hrun Siora. (I* rent* per Rattaiu New‘ gVhrD Irmleji,*.! . . opened at W. W.smesoN A eo.’H Also fall Sfoek ("'"eerles, fort* V*|"l' 11 1,1 iow i—l Siiorfu, oi‘t](Mf. Don’t Fail, when von vUii gnsta, to cult tit the Boot, shoe lint F.«tnblUhm<*nt of HnBnghcr X Mulherin.2SU Broad street, half block lwiow Phuin<iV Hotel. 4>, il7-;tm Ji-T received ut the I't'tur Store a choice M'Uviion of Creen ami Bln, k Tea. 4’nvi, Adn*. 4 * 011 ) 4 * all! buy and drink 40111 ,' at I hut rph'ttdid lea jtt*i /rived ii( ilia Ding *t..*re. La ni v a, don'l wait fur the t'en lennitd. Go to the Sjia 11 a Dnm .*fore. hut 8 omeoffh.it splendid leu. anti navo a l i*a thinking at Iuhih , Tin B 4 s V» r.- A large -nppiy (itf the terv he*t eignr*. for a little liionr), Ston*. jijj * received at the Jl-tf Drug o, t %'Htiix,. i* more refre»h ita ihan a iTMifuiiiti Ti*ii, ThU mhi •‘•Ml Uhiy it ill* tM ul mu\ nvolvt* in n it*Mi 1 * fair m)« ut in ii I con **f WUu\ »»i idUiiht *»t Imfh IVai* <’otton ; (',,1 ton ; ; MS e mx* prepared to buy 11 H ttu* f Vtt»»n brought to thi* m.nkcl iltl* een».*M for I >h : \S ill l e. ely e if oil >» 4 ir plain,*!•*. itin* relieving cotton *,*llct » of tin t?,v, 4 >|iy of carry in -2 it to the Depot,- wi!i x’w i\. lay the higl„ *t price* ii*.' .. t;*,.. * ill .land. Bring in your cotton an I t V} III* T t .V Di I.. I’l i;x t u 6et3*ff. » (•O to th Ma. o - Mu ,* fvn t C'H'.b- ami > x'U , :t get then, c\,t y m* Del. iT tf We had a very heavy rain Monday morning. Persimmons arc ripe, opossums arc fat, and ,Sambo is in his glory. Butter and eggs are quite scarce in our market. Halt as low ns the lowest. Large lot of Sugar, Coffee, Cheese, llaisins and Currants. Wm. Stevens. Wheat sow ing is now the order of the day; and we hope our ers will put in plenty of it. If.000 lbs. Bran for sale cheap. 20 barrels choice Flour at $8.50 per barrel. Wm. Stevens. Air. I. L. Hunter, of Milledgcville Every Saturday was in town last Saturday, Uev. I). WTi.i.s, D. I)., will preach t,ic Presbyterian Church next Sunday the 2'Jth. Jt<iy If yo i want the best goods at the lowest prices, tlie Macon store is tin; place to trade. ‘•Horse talk’’has been the order of the day lately, on account of the visit of Prof. Sample, the great horse tamer. Bsiggiug ami Ties. The cheapest and best in town at T. C. & DkL. Ti lts Kit’s. octkC Our wnior editor is spending the present week in the cities of Macon and Atlanta, oil business, and junior “we” is left with “(lie bag to hold.” Glass, Crockery,Lamps and (.’liiin n cvs. Great-inducements foreash In all lines of goods. Wm. Stevens. We are glad to learn that our \ oung friend. Earnest Brown, who was ac¬ cidentally shot, some days ago, is getting along finely. Dry Goods, Notions, Ladies', M isses’ and ( hihlrens’ Shoes tit cost Uhd heiow . Wm. Ktva en.s. If It were not that xxe are in sym phtithv with tin* “Society for the p i vention of erueltv to Animals, we would sigh for the sight of a tbrloru eimi'ie raeiugdowii Broad Street with a diminutive tin shop dangling I rout his miritive. Since court tidj.airiid its mighty dull. Don’t fail to visit the popular <’lotiiing House of A. W. Blanchard when you visit Augusta, if you want i large stock to select from, good good- and close protits, Uetnemher it is (’nuke's ( lothing Store. 3m \\ ,* are often sereivoled by the Sparta Silver ('ornet Band, and ap¬ preciate it very highly. (Their prae (icing room is just across the .-tree!.) IVe 11 ,'e glad to note the eon-taut im .<», *iiient of the voting gentlemen; and hope, while their sweet music .!•»>' to many hearlh-tonrs tin* echoes may return <>n joyoit uiug, ami lind a lodgment in their liearts. “ ( ii*b! ( ash! (,<ioil<i! (foods! Liberal ndv tm-es. in r.oh or,fr, * 1,11 G»o"gh in tVirml- in Au-vu-t t. T. C. »V Da L. Ti rm h. Oet. 10. 1-71. ■ ■ | Next Sumhit Uev, G. II. I*«ttillo will preach hi* J.,-/ -er/mm for the ( outer,“itee year tit the Methoili*t Chtircli. After the mtiiioh his ' .... ■ ' port of the ( hureh's transuelU,*** o>< j the year will It,* submit le-» »>, will 4<av .. t(>| . (*„ u q. r ,*»». e at Cartessvtllc \t week Whether lie t,. theSpu-t, < l.m * 1, we . ......... fell, we hope it, ... , .... * tulu% tUi ' U ' oi«r on!in* roriitiHiiHK j Me will take - : r- cotton in " I ' " 1 "I tor the current year at 1 , cent*, above hight-t ruling , »"<s|» prices nml tor cotton in pay nient of old aeeoutit«. Au*:n-t, prices <m <hiy of delivery. II C* '.*,// ilff tfu tin w. M -IMI’sox S: CO. Nov. 45. 1*71. N ,*tt Stock. Ft er alive to the \t aut- «*f file " caring j-uhlic. our friend ' >'• motor ha- iit*t -t*,'*! hi* *helve* and , mm ith another fre*h and atira,* live *upp!\ <>t' hau,l*ome and fa-I,* ioiuihle od- H*> i* determined to make the •• \ttgii-ta *tore" one of the mo t attra tive ftlncc* for■ lmyor* In town: and he know* how to’ do il. Head It'** adv, rti* *nu*nt. Ft lit<,r»i i «» . «(» >yur com*p,>nd t Mit of D*t week. I w i»li to state to the 5111 b lie. through your eoliuuti w hat 1 liiivt* «»h! ft> m> iVitM:*!** •iiii’t* iv\ 11 *!iil u**tint i«i. ii !'A‘ l«*t1 fo flic ortlcc SliorifT. I wiH \*c » tti-lied w *ih th, wfu! tV< - of the t.ill. e. ami jeedgi* uiy*e!f not lot mo hie the Grand Juries of the county with tn.s.’ir • *; tior will 1 pay t*»i ilm *at«. from the i‘minty l l tt l.RI'y 1 y» I 11 dVlHiTye the ilu tl * 4»* (In* i»fh «,* f‘»»t efu li^ifiiutifo Ui’»pt i't! t*I! y > J - * M. t Va*. t i ranger*. •— 1 he four leading / lift - in the grume movement* a iv d. • Mi** ! - ing l.'.OF l.’.t •*. l.'J’.M. and l.W er* giiiiirntion* i - *p, * tiy, !y. If 18 propo.,,1 to *iiip live ti»h •*»* ()«•> out,ivy to Knglaud by m ; Life «»f Capt. Joseplt Fry. This is the title of a hook now in the presses of the J. II. Burr Pub¬ lishing Co., of Hartford; and from the advance sheets sent us, we think it will he one of thrilling interest.— It will he remembered that Capt. Fry was in command of the ill latf-d Virgiyins, which was raptured by the Spanish war vessel Tornado after an exciting chase, last year, when lie and hiserew were murdered ,, y the Spaniards. Cant. Fry was an officer in the U. S. Navy. and during the late war attached to the Confederate navy, lie was a citizen of New’ Orleans, w here he left a helpless family; and this book is published for their benefit. It i< safe to say that America has produced no superior of Capt. Fry in symmetry of diameter, great in¬ tellectual ability, surmounted by the loftiest moral nature. • Capt. Fry’s biography would he a worthy text book in our schools, to teach our children how a great man¬ hood . :ty be reached, and how nobly the hero dies. But even such a hero’s life needs to be well told to enchain the reader’s attention and allure him on through its pages, delightfully and instruc¬ tively. Fortunately the materials ('apt. Fry’s history fell into the hands ofa capable and skillful writer, Mrs. Jennie Mort Walker, of New Orleans, and have been charmingly put together, under the impulse a true literary zeal, appreciative de¬ votion to her attractive subject—a gratuitous work, a labor of love, on her parr. A-a piece of simple biogra¬ phy. it has hut lew equals, and is a work which its possessor* will read over and over again. A Truly Great Medicine. Tiie Gi.ouf. Flowi:i: ( oroti Svt: I I'. It-great Mieeess and popularity i- a remedy in all Throat and Lung sidet lions has ti-totii lnd and (h>l!ghted (he wisest medical men. This great remedy has ed a national reputation; yen, a world-wide fame. Thousands hopeless eases have been re-tored a tier till other remedies nml means had failed. 1 Maiggists say they -old a medicine that gives -t;eh ver-ttl sati-.action, dliott-ands testimonials of reiutiukuble from all classes, (iovernors. ters, I’hy.sieians. etc., testify to intrinsic merit-of the Globe > ) nip. and it- great -uperiority ail other remedies. We advise to remember this, and, when occasion pr,-cuts, to use this plcnscut and tain remedy. For sale by tlie principal Druggist and Sturt keepers. G rrat t ml uceincuts. Mr. I». J. Baer, the popular dry goods merchant, of Macon, gre.il indueem ills to buyers, through our advertising columns this lie ha-a man,moth stock on Hlul 11 Will Im* ■•ecu tliiit In* of'rv*; w:\\ htrgain Mr. Ikii r. i*i :i rli‘Vt'1* jmmI a, •'ouiiiittihit ing p utli tin it, and get her tvitli hi- e,,r],- of titbatt, ilesm.'ii, will render a vi-it hi t. * « 111 IIf* iileaxaut ti- tttll profitahie. Tlianksgivfng day pa-e,l like**' 1 ' other dav, except 1 that • L 1 Mi'ihoib-t . . ( lni;vh , and was open, nu , |OJI ]•]..,preached a mo-t w , 1|l|lt —, tmtm ton . V( . n ;t ,,,,re, r iative r ' !m> ,h ‘ r,,jr; "' a , ,u ‘‘ ih] " 1, mg lit,! ,llt:,*mtee o! opinion eaii-e, ^ <*H\erm.r Smith’s appointment fh« % ?>r«*vion* rimr-dav for tin* :U ,d „-,* dc, t„ if fort,male that our Govenior did not point the same dav that ihc 1’te-i dent did — « --- dnil Dtlivery. \i*oiit ten minute- fo foiiroVloek oil made Sunday their nto niug. three pri -oner e-eape from the « ,'Uitty Jail in this city. Titennme ot 'he l*ii'll- who li.tve tint- tlownnre (•eortfi* l V04*11. 1 Initnas A. tiray ami *' - . I Mmu. AtielJ. i; \t i111><* r* - ir,'tul'i*r, ,1. i- tit,* III-HI ty fi'ot, a- T».;»* ged with ti * itait'd,*r o; John Ch,*rr\ M'tne month.!* ago. He wa* tried a; the ht-t spring term of tfu* court, and the jury made a mi-trial. H e U ;|8 to have had a », ,,i;i, 1 trial at pre-eiii term of tin* Superior Court, 11*, tu t* A. <*i*n\ kill, tl a limit tunned lit in - at Fort \ 1 ley. some tiim* ll»* 1 oft |pTe f«» day for Ferry, to he tried at the t nil m ilu superior Court now 111 *, »• *'<>» tor 11 on yon eorntt I 'null " *« < barged w ith the murder of a g, nd. matt n imtHi Hey noid*. an 1 had he, ti trie*l and found guilty »f vol tint * man*', m.i.ter. during tin pv, M iit -e**ioii. \ motion tor a new trial wa- pvioUug in hi* ca»c< lit* Ball in*.iv Wa-hingt 11 a -* 1,1 b'!* graph* that Mr. St* pi , n cslU'd at the M bite Hou*v on -Nuur day t IV-ident (itttnt. •*w h received him with great »r expressed hi- p!<"»*lll't a! *< «'‘*ii* v Mr. * t- k ‘gain in \\ iigtoii in b. tter health thin yy!; he I? fr i*t *pr5ng. The t'Oll y :mt between the hvo y\ a* o' diii ttjmi. and y*. ' both on .1 a ml j*. t *, na! matt, r*. Ir > , -timaUil that three hundred tliytiisunt head of cattle could not eaten a* jnuch corn in tlircc a* the gni»*hoppcr> di,l at in thrw hour* Killing of Wade II. Mims. Special to the Sumter tteputdican. Leesburg, Nov. lfith, 4 i*. m. At noon to-dav Mims met the two Lees. lie abused old tnau Lee, and as the latter was walking oil! gave him one or two kicks from the rear. Young Lee became so enraged, ob¬ tained a pistol, and approached Mims, when some sharp words passed be¬ tween them, each holding his hand on his pistol. The Sheriff interier ed and sloped the impending tight. Ed. Lee then toid Mims that he would drop the matter, hut if at tack¬ ed again would defend himself. Af¬ terwards. while Ed. was at diuuerat Brown’s boarding house, Ins father came into the diningroom and asked for a pi-tol. telling hint that Mims \\ *is lollow illLf Jilin with *1 plfctol, abusing him. YoillljX Lee snranjjr Up. rushed past his rather saying that if Was his tight, lie would settle it. At the front door he met Alims, and im mediately him. commenced fircing upon Mims retreated toward the gate, Leo followed, fircing upon him reached the gate he fell forward on his luce, heaved a few gasps and WAS dead. Lee fired four shots in all, each liali passing through Minis’ right lung. After the shooting, I.ee went hack and finished his dinner, He surrendered to the Slierifl'in the din ing room, and is now in Jail. ---♦ - A Sensible Suggestion. We heartily endorse the following suggestion of the Atlanta lleraUh and hope the Society will adopt something like it the Thomasvillo meeting: It strikes us. in view of the wide >l»re:td interest excited by the results o| tlie ] HO ills an^in<r froiii :i oim.** horse and n two-horse farm, the prof it- in etteii ease exceeding $2,500. that the Agricultural Society should o(5 er lttrgcr pn-iiiiuius than ever before for tests like these, and incite tlie great body of our larmcrs to enter tlM* ( (Hlt*‘^t lii* IllPlIl. li Will olliT $ 1,000 Diirli for tllC b<*sl rtVMllts arrived ft from the cultivation of a OHP-liopsp JUKI ;t t \V o«i:orsp larin, and then $ 1,000 tor the hot support so cured for a fmnily of eight white poo pie on tin* siuiiilest iiumhet* of acres, we will have the best Fair ever held in the State. A premium of $25o ..tiered for this last spi'cilieatietl pro tim ed affidavits t„ the effiu t that a farmer m Green county had made on J 5 a aere- of l:unl :t honuti/nl living for S people, anti laid ti|> a hundred or so dollars besides. An offer of $1.0*81 eae|| on these -pteiliealions - thousand would. in our opinion, raise up ., contestants throughout tin* State, and add by reason of increased diligence and care in farming, five hundred thousand dollars p, the val ol . , Jlgriflllturial . 1 M* tiPor^ia H J»ro- 1 1 ♦ ♦ It sDi’lii s I'ViillMlt, >:i \ s till* W Mi . IIUTtoil . "( ... liroiuc|i% lion. that Hail! t ’ov, of Xt*\v \ ork, is foniinj^ for v.artl a- the n.o-t formidddc camli date for tlie speakership 1 of the liOtlse ,, of l.ejll’i selltiltives, . and hi defeat la-t -,-ion by Mr. Wood, it is el-timed by hi - friend-, will mu leri.’illv ftlld to.'ii- -Itee,—. Sp©oial Wotioos. tu Tin; mu-i i i i ’ /. \ WII the I hysieians of Hancock »* County, whose Tiaiut-s are licre J unto sul scri ed. being cot 1 roiled by j tin* severity of Experience. a:i i the wgnsHitj of the times wh oil re ]Ue«S onr lie T.-ftt tMumxvK, eon tract tiie legitimate privileges of tiie puldie. an 1 insure damage to our hmidics have rcsobed, and pledge !• * out . < .\ s tu tht* following policy: ! lut an v P'tnm indebted to any . on '. °* ,, “* ,u, ‘ Ht , *° ,,M * for ' var ‘ l »«»* | 1,11 ^‘ s :'ri-.aetory settlements 1 with ,'iMRI fllld eV:|'V Olle of US by the 2**»th , fifth)' (twenty her for day cf „ex* Deeem past services rendered —which UlsUl'efi for them our ser vices for the future Else no ser Vires call l>e c*Xfiet k tecl. an<I mmo tvt!1 l>e rende^red "',* further pledge to each other (b«t, though wc will require, in the future, every jtntron to make annua; '‘foments, wt Sfirther agree that *'ie ,1 moils of trie chad tv, will ever be reeogu., .*d an.l ntet by us. F Durham W, l D friend. i*. I I'eudletou, 1.. Burt. II L A1 friend, AV H Harris, W. II. tiret'ii. it. bt u J no. Stole*. H. Smith, tints J Jones, U. F >»*ay. J RogerTPsmith, J L'jflfx E W It. I Gilmore. D. Alfriend. oet l‘* 3m ro.M.M KKCIAL. t otton .Market. < t'M iti: <?4 rr! Tl.vi.- .«xr> 1 * 1 .,x: t «.# j - ••••;». Xu !-:* t i'ottop* uiet; mi* L O j { sjuirta l*rlt'4**i < urrvnt. rarer? t* wi tsi.v wv r. <. A in- TI 1 ! 1 f{ (.* -j , II tin* ......... Rt w Mir.*.-' . li. *:>!, *!uit ilu I. m?.-, h -I I'UII 1 :. —1 — i j f m t IN ! is i tx IVr ^ ar i:t - !■■ • . 1 *» < i»H t Ti li La^i.ira * ! I r* M i < \ t l.o is*u k*mi ." •.» !. - , * 7** . . x N M k FRF L K r ru t lug * .**.? « j * oTTOX Y ' tu ■> X • ■2* 4-S Howe it is! While llio country is Hooded with many new inventions, how is it the old reliable Howe Sewing Machienc never loses east, but is the ladies’favorite ? This is it is : Elias Howe was the origi¬ inventor of the sewing machine, lienee he started out ahead, and nat¬ keeps ahead of all others in line. If you want the best ma¬ made, always by the Ilowe. A. If. Birdsong 1 , at the Sparta Drug is the agent for the Ilowe .Ma¬ ami has several different styles exhibition. There is a general rush for the Howe Machine, all over country, and we advise those think of buying to give him early call. nov7.tf ntMnMMMi NOTICE TO Delinquent Tax Payers GEORGIA. Hancock County: orris aky’s Office, Nov. 2*, 1S74. CT«s i'ix n k«-. *»■.. i—m-d i,v him against defaulter., tins notified that unless Iiaymeitt i 8 iua«lp !>y th* the Sih h December ntUi of next, all rtf as will be iitacvU “* * itu:. nojs.at Ordinary Hancock c«». Announcements. For Fax Receiver thc oiHceof'i ax UKCKivKaof iian toX* 1^1^^ ask tlie support of tin* people. " illy m. y akrrougii. scjiia.tdc FOB SHERIFF. ~ ^JC^ ..... ^td^^^mno^ K , ^he (Jl Jajik* Met e Zm-Tf SX,nty!°m Mr. k«v ns»candid ate u^.decti.mto'KiainJunu- Han nrv next, and he asks the support of hi-friends fuiVerv/cc?fciwtcsl“ COtk ’ anJ promises faitn ^,.r—F^V ~zj m e arc authorized^ to am notinec iTthT. a candidate for*re-»-ie, tioa^totlu* out* as lection w Vl-rn utlm memh'd^y ofVan” t>arv lu ‘ x> ' _____o.-t::-tde fv+zg&o ' ^t >l it'. name to the JCTTwisincsjay !i^^7 eaniiutatc for tin* olUce * oirntt*. of >lii;K- :•.< a in Jamlary^’next. •m to be held oil l will lh* jiIipI to have til * 8 ::j»jK»rJ of ilu* pt*o. L l! V; a, “ ! ,* j | , ' s *if to »cive tium faith tie- *.f':h** oltil i lideii'y'if with 11 e i auMdcctcd . oei 8 -til« Thomas a. stew AUT. — - ———'—-—!--.---7rr=- For Ta* C ollector ^ , Il0 „.,, y illlIlolIm . e lliv «*lf a -Inti* for tin* oflii-t* of Tax < of IlaiM-mk A, niv, at :lu* i!«*« tion to luM or. fiaJe i^in^hal I* an fa«tf*fi!!lv ihe of tJu* elceted fm ^nun att-which will he ieoii.t.i it w. L. coi.em an. £r.*" Having been rendered unable , .... *mI *n he 80 - lieital.-ea of m> friends. I hereby an IhOUfd i* [V.mW r eoHiitx x < <»l!i ■«!.- - •«*»>. a.»itin* support «.r the VO’IM* (*f lho **• ,l ' ' ! ‘>iinson. JB-e-y*' The many friends of M. 8 . MK.Ht.iH K tieret.} annoin..*e lit- name as a can filiate f.ir tfu <ii!iec «.f Tax < ..lie 'i.>r of llam o* k county, a' the election t.. lie hcLI on tli 1 iciiHH-rati* • Hih.tay nomination. of .laniinr} next. Subject to tin* - o .l7-t U* MANY VOTERS. Tin- trif'mls of B. II. Mu.i.ki:. *»f 1 . 1 uton, • nt hi* lintm* to tin* v<*u*r# (»f a- a HHitab!*' man for llu* |»n • itbm «if Tax t tiu.i uTOK of thu countY. Mr. Milter is a man qMaltil.- l in cvrv wa;. f r ib t n- t: ;i . 1 • -Hr 4 it*> wiMi him nii’D ^takcaliic v\ ‘'lei’rctit S.i- 11 •! * * I. t > t*» bi- u<»UDli*v— m on.id'* veil jfi .hi’ bn; tu*s for Sou* »»*{! hem fit erf y. L I hi uuile v iiiulcks ■t a tmld* \\oiiiele *d i i iii - MANt \oTi Us. - Ijofe- Tg&f*** .'aV.uHaic for\ N i,o'S of M t'\x V ( oi.i.ki Toll at the election to!«■ *»*■ *3' h«*l*l In.laauarv next, foroflofcsof flaneoek nnmtv. I :t-k the vole-of tlie eiti/i o it a a™hm'- m: i*: ,l ^‘•'fJJ l\m\i 1 "t, , {NK „. fK’* jWr Utn* : ' tin* tl> miiUi* arc »»f authorize,l Mr. Su»|»b,’H to announce K. IV r •a Lr**.'" •••‘li :»-a c.TTHli.Jatc f«*r i lie oflii* e of 1 A V 1 mI.I Id T(>!{ of Him:,' k . ft . :tt fi t D* !»,- b«*!*j (»’| Hie ti ll lUji Jr mi nut} in’\l. Mibjept the* numimitioii. * f«» Ntit lee. | V 8 ' IT. L. I.. LAMAR, the iio-.»en* in-uml*,*'it of t!*.»* «nii«* • of I *i\ i rm-vi tr, ltnvin^ an¬ r tim t; - will s il '.'iiodidafi f ir —,e'i„ui ..'i'.>- ^ \. hi T I , n-:, I , t <■ flo u r l tu ■, -< M | fo ■u'rSV.'li:'*,****’ * f ” r coutilj oftb-i r*. na. ^ . e \ f. $€*i»2*».td Ml,, 8T /l,»N. 1.1.. tl.-t. 1-71. ^ fh< Clti „„ ,, f I,, prewnnn.' m->* If a- a lan ii tat,* f-.r the ufti..... : i:,vt<>R.....-a* tin••uix>ir, !• * tin,,. "v! ,in th «ilii<* fmm n Is, tin* llrsi |*!ar». I mu |,lI\-t, ally iiii.'itijf In'a '*♦*, in tin- ti.-H. f,»»m tt,** fvt that! hat. t«- -n sromiL.'ihllKtnTitilrtlln-,?;™ ^ 'rVm'.^'.n i-oh ............m-nl. , ,*rt .,i jm. ,! .....men w ith ..in ^.....t tu. i- 1m I iau-t 1*,* s!,^ ,lr'famine Sto* 'VJ'V aW ‘ mmu'rn »>•>.. • 1**4 have j ’J 1 *' ......f -m • ,* A'-.-A'i.en. • ' -,.r*. if ■*- 1 nir,*.l t.. ma l h'' :*•' ^ raou"’ : a*k for lb* m f‘f 1 I*k» Le S al AdVenfSemCntS. 4 . 1 , 0111.1 V; lla.H-.M-k 4 .,„nt}. < >ut*i • u:V- < »t t u i N .v. in. JxTi. | n. .IONT \- ID’Xt frii-n-l of M o-v .|..m*-. * u if** of K lllielhi J< ni,... M-iJcut *.f .1 Iv. nml ib^* Jo ;i t ..f : i tu iii| . j. J“ ' • I * 0,4 fading u ill ref*-.-ir;: t«* a • 1»1 % a *- 1*0.- * for a:i of »»»i-oi.iiiiv. i a* f V\ ill u.*.e: li- -am. at I o'cio k. a. ,u.. *m Kit aii «i, •*f Her. iiih.-r. 1 - 71 . Til*I. I.ITTl.!:. v *. 2*»-St jo-- f- t H | < >i'i nary. C* i.iMHi I %, ff :iiffit U < rtuftl.v • ^ f eHRI’.I 9 "!***** 1 v,V ‘‘ r ' u L * Nov - -*»* iw. ill % p.1 T'VT w> w »lr . vl 1 . V»tV' H * Vt “ i- . ,1 h* . a*! nt v a - [, HIM fJ LaTv! t*» ?! r t 'au.Vl * :u tn'T'r W. f«*t c w n »»<** . --* ,ti, B|* *>* -• at Jl 4 > t Jo, k, a. ti*., on the Mil Of It: »• P r, K». nt my tiijit 4 ». f**e pd /. UTTf.i; d - ■t)i uiary. *rn i m u:,u;,,i iia,i,- 0 .n r.*,,-,., \\ t'J.h'i. V*..I t.-i IA !,- -;r«i * **f Il.mtvi. * Uvor. l.-tt • **f ; • d'.’Jt Ip !»(■* Jh'Ti* i Iii ba- ft to (’Ht* all lit Hit* n:- i; 4 Ji< **. I. I I f 1 i .t , t-KitKI.I \, Haaeori. 4 iit.nt* : UKMN.4KV'* ‘>,ft- 4. N<>.. 1-. 1-71. I J •I : •vim I*A RAKER, .; ...., w ;f« f r. 15.4 d 7 —h** fa t •f ih $ r. >7i ? i - I. I I 1 I l.E. ??r arv. I’.LiW. . - f. 4.1.,?l!l. I I. H.vinir 4 * 4?HI 1* »XV’ !«:*. . . (’ V; v u , '• • Ir .ml •*; L. •f i- a ht >, r t>. 2 i i **>*. I. I ! i ; I 1 .X "herill *ai»*, jor January. \V«« : . ; l* \% • . flr-f Tt >?\ I M iV-ty , t .| t v 4 • *. f favor f I i j f» r * . n. Si .. . . tl i. *ru-U- -?*f ilr*. -*a 5 f tirta I'M* ;•> 14.- ,- inie t i«! b> c'Jaiiiitff. .-**. m III-- ;-fn* *1 • :T*v - hi.?;. 1 ' r> of >si,.J i te I fa;:-- k • er**. • ?„ - «r:**r«. •* :I f. t» ir. fav-r ■ .1 *tu,-s I'. *-'71 y% ilii&iu Th**mlo:?. • rl J t viuy»a j'.: 'ifT- Aforr.fv. Nolice lo Debtors and Creditors. i-Y A I.f. persons initclilril to Jeremiah McMul ten, lute of Hancock county, are rc‘( uireil to make immcilialc payment, ami persons quired holilinjr claims iigninst said according deceased are law, re¬ to render them in to duly authenticated. Itahox. Jons W. Administrator -feremi ah McMullen, dec’ll. Nov. 14, ]sj 4 Ut 0 .l (I’rii iters fee paid. GKORfltA. Hancock County: OKDIS AKV'S OrriL'E, Nov. IS, 1874. •I TOUS II. N K E L, a resident of said county, and the head of a family, applies will for ex¬ emption of personalty, and I pass upon tin; same at it o'clock, a. in-, on the 1 st day of December, 1871, at niv oflloo. thus. r. little. nov 2 t, 2 t Ordinary. NOTICE. YK7If.!, “ I«K SOLD, on tiic First Tuesday in D-cemlier next, Seven Hundred unit Fifty Acres adioii ling of I Simpson .ant, situ:i*e IJaxtov in and Hancock others, county, known Held division as the Keeker place. Titles f ir amon£ tlie parties in interest. perfect. E. I.. LITTLE, ,1. I,. JOH11AN, u. v. imkr, k, Nov. It-tds A tty’s. Guardian’s Notice. A Lh iiersfiio interested will take notice that x* I, a- irniiidinn of Sallie T. Hickson. minor chili! of Thomas J. Hiekson. late of Hancock county, deceased. will apply to the Court of Ordinary Heecmtier of said county fur leave on the sell /li st all Monday the lands in . next, to belonging to said minor, lying finx.i. in F. said Ifn.KV, county. nov7,4t Guardian Sallie T. Hiekson. pi rORCIA, Hancock County: VT After four wee!.,' publication of this no¬ tice in (lie “Sparta Times nml Planter,” I will apply for leave to the sell Court (he of Onlinnry nit> of Jeremiah of said McMtif- enmity to n lea, deceased, Iving in said county; also, one wild tract of land in Clay county, I'loyit and one fractional lot of wild land in county. ’ JOHN W. MASON, Adm’r Jeremiah McMullen, deceased. Nov. 7,44 (Primer’s fee paid.) Administrator’s Notice. I\ A PPLIC.VTIOX will ho made to the Court of ccmlier Ontinary Term of Hancock (18*4) for county, leave at its sell He m vt, to all dccea-ed, the land of lying Joseph in I.. said Tate, late of said county, Durham, Gwill. Mullally, eountv, ntid others. and adjoining ItlCIIAKl, A. G haves, November Adm'rof 5lh, Joseph L. Tate, deceased. 1874. 4t Administrator’s Sale. YITIt.li be sidd, under an order front the Court of Ordinary of iianeoek county, on the first Tuesday in December next, before the eonrt house door in said county , ten shares in the stock of the Georgia Kaitio'ad and Ranking Company, No. 0,004 of said stock. Sold as the property of Mm. T.tiraua Wart lien, ileeea.,ed, lor division among her legal heirs. Terms— cash. 4 'it AKt.es W. DcIJosk, Adm’r I.uraua Warthen, deceased. Nov. 5, 1874,td Administrator’s Sale VY It.I. . hr sold to ttu* Iii^h *st fiiddor, titider ’ ’ ano; k*; >f llio < ourt of Ordinary of Man cook county, oofoiv Hu* court Iiohso door of said counto, dir' in-jr Die Ic^iii hours of sale, on the first Tucsdav in January next, om*-llfth in u i si of Mrs. Martlia T. l>ic].*son, dcc’d, in t!u* homi-'t* at» dowi r lands of tin* cslale of ’i'lioma> J. Dici-Min. *li*c( ased. containing'thr; t* hi'iidrcd and fortv acres, more or less. Sold to pay creditors and for division among her heirs. A plat of said land will be sho\ the day of sale. Terms cash. Adm’r Martha (it T. ARM'S Hickson, W. nt'BOSE, lUmutud. Novcmtior 28.h, 1874. til AdnunistriHors Postponed Sale. \ t ■ 11,1, tu* soht, under an order of tin* Court *4 <if Ordinary of !lamocl. coituty. on the iir-i i ucj-day in Hcccmti •* next, at polilie out¬ er}, a the property of Seal'oru J. i.nwrcntv. ikecast**!, before tin* conn house doortnsahl courty, ore tract of land lying in sui.t eountv, aii<i a (joining known land of Wm. IlmUoii. Montfo-t, the tract a- the Ta« lor place: also, one l Ml' t la.ut wild] lying in originally Karl.' now t lay county, on the waters of spring Creek. Itti di**i: iet. No. 400; alt tH toiigiugto estate of “H-aliorn •n . . 1 . /.awrenee, amt sold' for division among tl» l* heir* • f -aid d *e. a cd. Term - cash. J .lMKS .1. /.AW t!l-;x;'E./ . . , Jeff. u. /.awuem’k, i A-,m • Nov. 4th, 1874. 4t (Rrinicr’a fee paid Eyeoutrr’s Sale. W v'.r I. •Sparta, Ik* sol,I, "t, tieforn the tirsc the i ues.iai court house in i»eeem- door, l>er next, willitti the Icgitl hours of sale, tin* following property hcloiiging to tin* estate of (CH-Ctl Rciijumiii T. Hams, late of said county tie I Oiielot of l:tn«l in sni»l county, known :ih the < larko pl.’tcc. ( out air. inir :‘G7 acres, more or less, <*n \vbi« b are thre’.» ^«mm 1 lo^r cabin*, two stublcs and a well of v aim : fthiut Horn ies unJev eultivaiiori, and uimut 12n m*res nl tin* liis tr .t - ' original f*nvst, rtne wii lit 1 i:*ny:e for slot k *Ve. farm. k ll> *wii as the bullaio pliice, the old Honmstend hi -aid county, < otitniniu*r r». r >r» le* the * place is ^ood Dio *0 ss; on a - i \\ el 1112 ssU ; iiou*» • w i lb-i\ km, in*; (ivi'fnmie build mg >. lour fiil u:ie ter culm a,;, c*t eonv 'TtitHtl V loi'uted f(»r plMiitUiion use. One f.ti arm. a ijo inio.tf tlie Itomestead |>tn<* Cf CoHtaiHlDj. i)*tf acre'* nr !>re (»)• less, Jol* 11 cre* mi der fiiitm ttioii and ah, • 'lit lOO aei'cs of oii^rhiid ft .rest. t)» 1 lids place till te are two b»if I’Hhins. i’lii* iw«* la*t Tiomed jda. e* may be sold as one f:u ’in if ih '-in'tl. Terms one b tlf ea *b—tbeother half, twelve IDOlltlls Witll inti* l’( si, lo be secured by mor* on the laud. llrsitv It, KH'S'.t L.xr's. t,. W. HvUuac. i ttovT'M Slierilt'Sales, for December; ^ytt.l.1,,* ai*;». 81 * 1 . 1 . hetweeti before the the ( ourt le^al IIhiihr hour.* door, of *ale,«ei i id lirst Ttte* o*Iy it) lic'ciuber lie\f, ^roiierv- .if land, known «•* t lit llurjier iduee, ari'i a !|(*nnr./ lands of V . >. I’almer. (». S. li ;r.» >. V». il. Hji** hh J oilier; i evied on a* ihv o/Ojiert; »*f 1!^ t. \ J. Sta? >eii, lo *a.isfv two H« Tot;n J.*^ .‘to-ill. il, fa**. i,i Property favor < »f |Md*ite«i if;i■•;>♦*» !»\ V-. *J (Mil 1 ‘laintirt' ***. atloi uev. Oct.:U, l.V/4. ‘ At lit,* - nine lime aihI |» 1 a«’e will be *ol I four htithin .1 • t ('*,{ (If fieri * *»*" liiHil know it a* i he 15 »•; I'M hd I fi'iioiDin^' 1 rel* of \V. l:. it Hi in, I t*-a M :i i iba A. Hunt, NfiH ’.v Walts ami i (M ; r, >. to Mifi.wfv « *ee m«»i • fMj’e li. fjt.. JI it ile* m k k N»i|>ei lor roin l ni fu Voi .j tt t Ii*rj.’<*i- \ *. \\\ J. if tin tin *i i n 10*1 Item - > W aiTi‘ 11 , »iec(*j**(‘(!. j'io. l*eit\ j*oin led out b\ IMaitiUn ** aU*»r»»ev. J. W. Moo UK, MierilV. I'ospoiied Slieriir Sale. Wild, if ' <*<*r. i'.l n S|taj|;i, s, >|,|i In f iwteii 're the I be i ourt Je^nJ Mouse boms . of D*. oil Mu* I#t Tm»*dny in lid i*mWr nc\t, the 1 f«*llo\VlL^ : l»* ' |K‘rt\, tn-w it: The Hejiot in >jRU*ta f ....... ffai Hnt/i eountv, in., of the MiooiiiA frai,A f. /tml fill Hie ratlnuid track. j-ithl « “mpHiiy, li in if in *«id eountv, ^f. rt la. i**iu*>l fioui the Kirbiiiotid "'H * rtor i oh i ’ . April Term, ls71 ti; fai«*r of 15 i r * - ftteH uiti:uditr and J. ( < I*lack tlie Mauoi» . . \ and VuiXiiNta Kail load < oil!pHH V, J. W. MooiJK. Executor’s Sale. Vini.Lt.......... lit nutliorin of tlie Jn-I w ill » T aiv! ti-lnuH-iit «*f I to- .1. Mar* Imia-i. >* qotnt}. ,1, < i-a-i-il. at tin* o.uit ,! "" r 1,1 *a»'l • <>u fh>* «r-t Tiio«|« it; -inwrm**t. beTtrei-n t|»-iez»J hour,- of ;t ‘ ^ it a • *»i |»me( 1 of Ian i licluD^in^r the *■-* au- i>f *a* t *.• •(-hm I. 1 \i:,;r ami In io fit u * Ivmu l "" u i*l.t--e. 'V'" ,,h, > f 1: tin- ' l “ l ,,f In A- Taiii.lii s * al • . « on „i -t n,t*l J,-iail,an, an,I m.nli to tin- Roll} Mapp jila.-i-. .oiiueniea four In:n<|.-o«l an -1 f >rty--,-v *'J* au'l ,*!,--t ali „-r,--. mor* *.*j L Ni;.» t of -,-n-i . r»« i t- tract «>f hih'l h.-tvt- Ix-.n „.-f „u „V *U»\ ivr to .Mi«. Mailha M:ii-cit:iuiu, hi cummU *>»m , t • i.i.-r * -..ni.: i-,-*,r ,1 wiiiof -aid 1 . -aM *!<*',V* r laid will lu* soi l , ( j , : , ia *. n " hiwt i0 hld,t claim of J A V i > It. M \R< HM W, ,’ f P ; ' :!:r ■r' :v ' ; HANCOCK LANDS FOR SALE. [ T Nni:il ? : ! vlrt.v’of ord i ;i*j *r “r ! • ' «» »»•' v). dririry : i . *! ;. in f >, (* 1 he »«hi 1 ; li ?u-,. 01. i>> t Di t* < - ■»*, 5 .’. ' • f it lull ■ - ; 1 - 1 . \f if *,; n •:*..( m. .v a. i j ’ " 1 ' ! ?uilli ;i. if !»nj 11 l. » ■ 1 , \ , -, Jl ;i '*si* • <>( IU v«-rir Am *— stilt ?*iti.-?,. •ere*, m-r*- I.*.,. *»., t|,j, . r.u In a »n. n:i ■ ^etIL Dm Sflt. S :-:. A U.a - *;o b of - ti l railroad, running n lit t - ,,f ibe 1 alt ’ 1 *** 1 - Z *-*H t 7. ” il^' thtMiui ? > tli* 1 f) !• r»ig' 4 »- 1 . o:j S f rev «*f s’lbl »b - | n**: of I. cieurvd 1 .’IN'M. ' f tinder■-i'rt.’fd :ir>~Vi,ir,_*..., !i r D tct j Jt It*I ii Hbhdl th* i. * ' •** Jj • -U*f *•* I i-i' »I * 4*''"*■'* 1 «4*i >*<> *— »'»I* at llu- oil!- e ta:i. Te , it** 3 \m • h Air » * a :t. Ualatu in 12 month*. h tt i f«*r ft»* - ma il* ->a th- : .'ivnn ii?, a:i*I *!.-- gl u H lWtllg ueeix-.t Ut per * < ■Tit. : "VI *•»»•■. Ut UKiulawk'D liiiwi uctr-uic :j: !. —ton (riven i-t Jmuarv n?-\t. , xee,it 1 ■ -ortrf.i t; }*'*--*'--i:*n *?f it jrivt •n at thy l the year ait.-r the -lcxll, *,f .!«,»<• >•*. HI. V. L. BROWN. 4A?fc fi*4* «| Ht/m o i t cif. Angus' Advertisement®. .1. WHITE. If. \DI1AM. \V. T. ASDEIWOX. 15. W. L L Formerly with V. Kichards i Bro. Formerly with V. Richard*, K Urn.] J. 8. WHIT 00-9 No. 228 Broad Stroup ATTGTCJSTA, CSOB 1 New Store! Dry Goods at Popu. Prices! 4 We are now receiving our stook of Fall and Winter Hoods, bought in the Northern markets for Cash, and which we can and will sell at very low’ prices. We do the most of our own work, making our ex peases light, consequently we are prepared to offer goods to our friends and the pul lie at very smail profits. Our stock consists of everything kept in a First Class House, and we will take great pleasure in showing the people of Hancock and surround¬ ing country through our house—giving them goods at Now York retail prices. We will send samples, and fill orders, and pay express on all bills over ten dollars. All we ask is a call from those wdio want Dry Goods, and we will con* vince them of the truth of what W’O say. To merchants we can oiler extra inducements, giving them markets] goods at what it will cost them to lay them down at from the New York J. B. WHITE <& CO., No. 228 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. Augusta Oct. 17 3m i FALL | 1874 iKEAN <fe CO.; i FALL ALTO WZ2TT5LH. SUV GOODS. OUR STOCK IS NOW COMPLETE, And having secured the services of one of the best buyers in New York, we shall receive Fresh Supplies daily. Having adopted the CASH SYS TEM. we are determined to offer our goods AT PRICKS WHICH 1>I 4 FY COMPETITION. From this Date wo will sell— 4 4 LONSDALE BLEACHED SHIRTING at 12.jc. 4 4 FRUIT OF LOOM SHIRTING at 13c. - 4 4 WAMSUTTA SHIRTING at lOJo. Best CALICOES at 10c. Good KENTUCKY JEANS, V>\ to 50c. All Wool SATTEENS and CASH'?ERGS at 50c. A splendid lino of Beaded Cloth Saeqnea Cheapest Ribbons in the world. Hamburg Em¬ broideries very low. Best Seamless Kid Gloves, Hosiery, Notions, &e , very cheap. KEAN & CO- Ga. oci 31 ,tjnnl Alousta. THE OLDEST FifiHitURE HOUSE IN THE STATE! PLATT BROTH Eilct 9 212 & 2J I Broad Sited, AI/CiVSTA, Gl., KEEP ALWAYS ON 1IANH TIIE LATEST STYLES OF FURMITURE 2 * 01 every variety manufactured, from lowest to highest grades C - heap Parlor - h . *. tirmture. # SEVEN PIECES FOlt $50. All IValnut (’ushionetl Seats, covered wiih reps and hair cloth. WALNUT CHAM KEK SUITS FOR $40 ANI) UPWARDS, Including ten pieces. < COTTAGE BKADSTEAES FROM $2.50 TO $3.00, All complete, with castings, packed and shipped free of charge. Dealers can sav money by buying from us, as wo can sell goods for less than the faceory prices at the W est. All grades of I’nrlor (’lmmbef and Lining Room Furniture as cheap, in proportion t • the quality of goods be ktcj) the largest stock of Furniture south of Baltimore, and defy aitv market south of New York as to price*. Oet 81-tf Platt Bros. DAY, TANNAHILL & COMPANY SUCCESSORS TO AVILLIAM C. JESSUP, Augusta, Georgia, Mnnnfaetiirers and Dealers in every Style of Carriages, y Buggies, y jRockaways, . \ a I r, 'J'he celebrated “JACKSON” JTs. WAtinX, tor road or plantation n»e. If you want a wagon tluit the • ires will remain for years without , loorcmng. . buy the Jack * sun Wagon. ; AUo a large stock of \ ; Harness, »Su<ldlcry 9 Trunks 'VVhi Axh *' Hubs, Spokes, Kims, Shaft*, 9 Ciistings, Patent Leather, BoUg ^ Oak and Hemloi^ Sole Leather, ( 1 alf, Kip and Lining Skills, *L A FULL STOCK OF ( AUUI AGE, SADDLETIY AND SHOE MATE* RIALS always on hand. Best Rubber v * ! 5 eltiii°* 2 stock i° u in tiie gi« lahgest .state. S^sit'Dij w 1 w. V 12*. j Double- H itch Belt-Hooks, i ia* Id- t licit F;istc*niiicr twor invented. ’ LaciM£: Leat, ier, Kivots, Hum tmd Hemp Packing, At the Lowest Prices. t )ct. 17 Jin marm ,.... —----r iniiMi -BTJ- 5 T THE BEST ♦ " **! * «: LK%u lMWarrant «4 a 111 * * 1... or V .lit ol le 1*1 ad ], JMVK 1/ ^ v ?? I Lo S * : 'V e " < and Failn i24, “l.s 'eaQli, m (Hb-.a.^ ,v, CaU ‘* AU ° Ktt <4 *)0 and BOO S s Ipure ■ US, COLRS, VARNISHES, GLASS, PAINT - ' CRUSHES. » ALL IN L l I^L ASSOHT.MKNT • ?s.» J fine -lock ,?( HUUi.S »-„} ,,f * ti-ii il y k *|»f in a ( 0 tl PLE'I’K l;ll CllE)Pf,trC\Sd V GARDiN £Lj.LS. a na s f? sii s nt by ni il er f *f»rts?i J H ALEX Successor r . tQ Plumb