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3>:ei?e jissuip snimnißit.. R A DANIEL. Editor and Proprietor. JEBUP, GEORGIA, [APRIL 18, 1877 (icomla Press Association. The annual meeting of Georgia Press Association trill be bold of- Thotrins ville oil Wednesday, May 2-‘{, If"/", n Hlend of the time heretofore arm unced. J. 11. Estill, President, H. H. Oauam*. Rrc. Bcc’y ■ ■. ♦ ♦ • To the Clllsens of the Tlr rd Senatorial Ilistrict. A Convention will be held nt Jesup on Wednesday, April 25, 1877, for the purpose of nominating two delegates lo represent this District in tbo Constitu tional Convention. Each county will be entitled to five votes in the District Convention, and it is earnestly desired that our people gi‘o this matter their serious consideration and scud promi neiit citizens as delegates, to secure har mony and judicious nominations. O. I, Holton, Chairman Dem Ex, Corn. Apping Cos A. N Smith, Chairman Deni. Ex. Com. Picrco Cos Gko. W. Haines, Cbaifiran Dem. Ex Com. Wayne Cos. *•• _ ____ _ In conscqui nco of our absence from town the first of the week, and an ac cident that befell us on Wednes day— publication dy—the paper is behind this week; and we ask our friends to excuse the shortcomings of this issue. At a meeting of tho Democratic part/of the Ifolme-ville di*tii*t held nt Baxley, Ga . April the lGtli, 1877,f0r the purpose of electing a delegato to the Jesup convont on which eonvones April 26th, 1877 to nominate two delc gatoH for the Constitutional Convention Irom theJJrd Sonatorial District Ritas lb an eh. Esq., was crl'ed to the Chair and John J. ,Clark, E-q., Styetary of mooting. On motion "I J. I t.arier, Esq a committee of three, consisting of Messrs W. W. Reach, .0 n Comas and David Crosby were appointed by tho Chair to suggest the mode of circ ling flic delegate, whit It convened, and roporlrd in favor of election iiy ballot. The olection was accordingly held, which resulted in the election of G, If Mabry, Esq. Elias Branch. J. J. Ci.abk, Scc’y. Chairman. UHKONIO CATARRH !! CURRD Ono Fifiy cfiit Box cf l)r. James Catarrh Specific, is warranted to nc comfiUbh moro 1111 med into nud jtermanenl pood, than can bo attained by Fifty Dollars expended in any other known mode of treatment. Speedily lemovco nil liawkinu, sneezing or other tliront or nnsel trouble, and positively radically cubes the very worst nnd most inveter ate oaaoa in from four to twi lvo weeks. Ordinary “ColAs in tho head” di-ap pear by the use of this Spfcific in a singlo night. After trying'nU the Nasal Douches, Liquid Hnuffs, high priced quacks and other humbug* of the da, and still finding yourself a sufferer from thin dangerous, baleful and lonlli aoino disease, try’Dr. Janies agreeable but /h>ni7mv mul certain S’i it'ifio, and bo CUBED! Soul to any ad I less posl paid on recoij't ol prioo. 50 Cents and Sl.OOJpor box. Address. PAUL JAMES. M. D. GO Fulton S'reet, N. \. Aor.NTH WtSTiii, both lady and gen tlemen. • I-U 1 FALSE IMPRKSBION. It is generally supposed by a eeit un class of citizens, who ..re not practical or experienceil, that VyWV*'* n0 invariably be cured but we are n to say.Mbat Obkun* Atmusf 1 •- has never, to our knowledge, faded cure Dyspepsia and Liver ( oniplomt i all its forms, such as Sour Stomjolh low spirits. A-o , &e. Out of 30000 dozen bottles sold Us. year, not a sin gle failuro was reported, but tliousam of complimentary letters received h i . Druggists of wonderful cures. I hum doses will relievo any Sample bottle 10 cents. W TU ' a ' MIC 75 cents. For -ale by t ll. !'• lies ‘ • January 1. IS7* —! # To THE Workiso Clak.—We ro now prepared to fnrnuh all claused wi'li constant employment nt liome, the whole of the time, or for their spare mo ments. Business new, light and pvi fit nble Persons of either sex easily earn from 50 cents to *5 per evening, and a proportional sum by devoting their whole limo to the business Boys nml girls earn nearly as much ns men 1 hst all who see this notice may sciul their address and test the business, we make this unparalleled offer : To snob as ate But well satisfied we will send one dol lar to py for the trouble f wuimg Fu'l particulars, samples worth several dollars to commence work on, and a copy of Home and Fireside, one of Urn largest ftud best Illustrated Publica tions all sent free by mail, header, if you want permanent, jt< fitsble wokk, address, Geobue Stissox t 0., Portland, Mo. ’77 A SPLENDJO OFFER '77 THF. JFM 1* And Louisville WEEKLY t'OIKIEK JCI&NAU One \ ear for *2.25. Two papers for little more tlian the priee of one. Send ns * ■’ - > and receive vonr hone )**por with the Cou |i Journal, the best, wittiest, t‘lightest od ablest Family papers tu th *outr; S FRUIT if: ORNAMENTAL TREES, KIIUUBH, ROBES, DVI ltr.nEJAs, I'I.eWEBIM. ruxin, m . etc. Cultivat id and for sale at the, FRUITLAND NURSERIES, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. I*. J. BKIM H tUAN, Proprietor. Parties in V.ayne (toilnl y wishing to pur- I chaw from the above Nursery can obtain I Ic.-Ci Ij.live CutalngneH by r ailing at thin office, where orders will he taken and p'r.injitly attended to. Ai.KNTri WANTED, To sell it sirieable nrticle. Every fnnrilv need one No hutnbng. Ad- REV. J. L. WILLIAMS.' Graham, Georgia, fsrvc Epitdn. Simon Epetcin I, Epstein 8c Bro., JOBBI’KS AND HEALERS IN i Staple A Fancy Dry floods, CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, NOTIONS. Ami Onus’ Furnixhiriij Goods’ 137 Congress St., Savannah, Georgia. Particular attention p&ld to ( taintry Oadem, 23-iy Administrator 3 Dismission. Georgia Wayne County. 'Whereas S It Harris, Adminislrt tor on the estate of John W, Harris sen, deceased, applies to the undersigned for letters of dtrsmisM ly from his adminis tratorship; therefore all porsons con cerned are heioby required to show cause (if any they have) why said S. R, Han is, ndmii.i trati r. as aforesaid on the fiiflt Monday in June next, should not he discharged. Given under my hand and seal of office, this February 28th, 1877. It. B 110 IPS. mar G -3m Ordinary W. C. Administrator’s Dismission Gkoroia Wayne County. Wlicroas, James A. Poppell, find Itliza hc.fh Moody, Adminisfratorn nl the estate of Moody, deceased, applies to the un dersigned foi letteiH of dismission, from their mlmirti itrator.ship; therefore, nil per sons concerned nn* In rehy requested to show •misr*, (if unv they have) why said Admin* iiStrntors, on the lirst Monday in April next, should not he discharged. under nay hand and seal of office, this Ist day of January 1877. J. K. ROTJEIISON, jan 10 3m Ordinary W. C. 8. (J U (1 K EN II KIM ER - WHOLESALE GROCER, LIQUOR AND Flour Dealer, list find 151 RAY ATIiUI.T, FA VANN AIJ, - - - GEORGIA lie Cheapest Store in Jesup! L. WEISS, DEALER IN Cheap RY GOODS, ROOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS and NOTIONS. KEEPS ALSO OS HASP A FULL LINE OF GROCERIES, Which he v ill Bell cheaper than any house in Jesup. £urrcncv ? 3 Bar. AT VAllKEll'S OLD SIAM), SU?, - > ... GEORGIA. Fine Liquors of all kinds always on hand. Cigars of tha host quality a specialty. Botlbii Beer, Ale, Wine etc., etc M W. SUREKNCY. PAINT GLOBE White Lead aua Mixed Paint Cos. CAPITAL STOCK, SIOO,OOO. Thro* Paint* nr* mixed, ready for use, any whad* or color, and wold iu any quantities from One Quart to a Barret CHEAP, m il MICE, A>D KLEHANT. DO YOUR OWN PAINTING. Throe Faint* arc made of Par* Whit* Lead, Ulnc and Linseed OIL held in solution and really for use ; are one third cheajvr and will laat three Ume a# long as Faint mixed in the ordinary way. $25 REWARD! will Ih' jwtd for every ounce of adulteration found in them. Thousand* of houses and eoma i'f the finest villas m America arc painted with lht*r Faints. Send for Testiraamal* of same, also for Sample Color* and Price Lists, to tha 6LOBE MIXED PAINT CO., OFFICE : 70 Cortlandt St., New York, WORKSt Cor. MORGAN i, WASHINGTON S T<? . KRSfcY CITt DAVID WEISBMS COLUMN. THE CHEAP DRV GOODS HOUSE * Offers the following Price List for flic examination of tlie public, all of which we guarantee fo lie (he very low est Wholesrle prices, but at which prices WE SELL OUU GOODS AT DETAIL. The intelligent public will understand, that it is an impossibility] to publish aiticlc ve sell and to quote the prices, for in the first place, it would oc cupy 100 much space, and secondly, it would not give on all articles fumeiens explanation, for this reason, we are willing to f-oward san pics with prices att taehed to any one. who will write us for them, if they will enclose a o cert postage stamp, which at the same time acts as a guarantee, what the puiehiscr has.Jto'cxpect, but please do not write us to send you samples of everything we ""'have, as many do. for that is tin impossibility, but mention ucli arltcl. s.only which you iiitcnd to purchase. On,Orders of Twenty Dot laes and Ovir vvi: tuu Prur/Y the Fr. tight Money can be sent cither by Express, P. O. Money Order, Registered Let ter or Draft on Commission Merchant, or we will send go. ds C. O. D (cash on delivery) and if requested will extend tho privilege, to examine the goods before paying for them. We would also beg, not to cider goods, unless parties so doing, have the money icady lo [jay f. r them, as we do not soil on credit. As people generally arc unacquainted with the Expuss charges, we will herewith publish them: Up to 5 pounds, 25 cents; Glo 20 ; curds, 50 cents; 21 to 40 pounds, 75 cent.-; 41 to 50 pounds, ono dollar. Small packages can Le sent through tbt mail at 1 cent perout.ee. M' li’s heavy dri led drawers worth GO cents at - - -40 Men’s whitejdress shirts, usually sold at $1.50 - - at SI.OO Mi d’s white drtssjshirts, usually sold at s'2 00 - - at $125 Men’s white- dress shirts, usually so Id at $3.00 - - at ? 1.50 Tuble oil cloth, 45 in. wide, a yard 40 Linen table cloth, 1 j yards wide a* 25 Linen table cloth belter quality at 40 Ball sewing thread, 16 balls for 35 Feats and (Jlaik’s O. N T. thread a spot 1 - - 6 Coats and Claik's per dozen * 65 Needles, the very best iu the woild a paper - - - 5 Needles, usually sold for 10 cts. for 3 English pins, 5 papers tor - 25 American piss, 4 papcis for - 10 Gents white handkerchiefs, 4 for 25 Gents fancy brodred haudk’f 6 tor 25 Ladies cambric If mined bandk ts for 5 Radio* all linen,corded hundk’f 3 for 25 Gents half hose as low as-- 4 Gents half hose,double hrel and toe 10 Gmts half hose, fancy sniped - 10 Gents halt hose, English - - F2J Gents half hose, English, very best 25 Ladies hose, a good article * • 10 Ladies hose,an inferior article 4pr for 25 Ladies l oso,a superior article 2 pr for 25 Ladies hose best English without I seems ... 25 Childrens and misses hose a good article - * * 10 12 dozen agate shirt buttons for s 5 Alpaca skirt braid, a bouuch - 5 4 halls of knitting or darning yarn for 25 Doylies, a piece - - 5 Boy lies, tin key-rod, * -'6s French whalebone corsets 5O 11 ,gli backed combs as low as- 15 Ruffs for tho ueck,a dozen for - 25 Beige for veils, per yard -40 I button black kid.glces, small size 50 2 button black and colored kids all sizes - - 75 We have m w erdeovored to give an idea, how wcsill go, ds rnd wr know it as a positive fact, that we sell cheaper than any house in tis -t oil. Judge now for yourself, you see 1 1 at we are not afraid to publish our pricis because We defy and do not fear Competition. That otic tniy purchase cue or two articles perchance, ns cheap [.elsewhere, is not a just criteria!): some may give an artie ! e ..wav as a dait. to secure i sale, which cannot be charge to us, for our reputation for FAIR DEALING is already so well established, that it is useless for ns to ,-ffer .v y as'urauce. DAVID VK[S BEI X , IGO Broughton Street, ?a\am ;.Ii Georgia. THE GHEAP DRY COODS HOI SC #WM. M. Eason desires bis friends to liaw that lie is in 1 onr employ. ALWAYS HEADY, EASILY APPLIED. Price List: Fast colored Calico - at c's Very best quality Galileo at 8 Augusta 3 4 brown shirting at 5£ Heavy 7-8 brown shirting at 7 Heaviest 4 4 brown shei ting at 84 Good sea island 4-4 sheeting at 7| Vcrv best sea island 4 4 ■ heeling at 10 Best quality brown Drilling at 10 Heavy brown Osnaburgs al 10 Bleached 3 4 shirting, as lnw as 5 Bleached 32 inches wide shirting 6i Soft finished yard wide shirking at 8i Best quality yd. w tie shini g at 10 Sheeting 2| yards wide - at 25 Gio gia checks - - at 19 Georgia stripes - - nt 10 Hickory stripes - - at 10 Good checked ginghams - at 10 Bd ticking worth 15 cts. - at 10 Good feather ticking wot th 25 cts at 161 Best feather li.kit g worth 30 ets at 20 Kentucky jeans.as low as-- 10 Kentucky jeans worth 20 cents at 15 Kentucky jeans wor’h 30 cents at 20 Kentucky jeans worth 35 cents tit 25 Kentucky jeans worth 50 cents at So Wash poplins worth 20 cf tits at 10 jjjcc dress plaids worth 20 cts at. Opera flannel worth 60 cents at 40 Red flannel.all w 001.27 in. wide at 25 Black wateipreof JJ- yardavide at 75 Black wateipro' V< .-t q j lity at 1.00 MHiic waterproof •• • -m 50 at 1.00 Black alpaca.double w i ;th, wort! 40 a125 Blaek.alt,s*!k_finish, worth 75 c at 50 Paper cambric, yd. wide woitb 10 at 7 Twill jean for waist lining,'worth 15 at 10 All linen shirt fronts, 20 in. long at 25 H' ticy comb bed spreads - it 75 Swiss muslin, as low ns Corded pique, worth 20 cents - at 10 Spun jytiru,,best quality, < a bounch $1 00 Hamburg edgings k insertions very heap Towels, 27 inches long * c 10 Tow .*ls, 36 inches long - Gents white undershirts, worth 40 at 25 Geuttt white.undershirts worth 75 at 40 G uts white undershirts worth $1 at 50 Macon & Brunswick Railroad General Scpekintexpent’s Office ) Macon, Ga.. February4lh, 1877 | Oti and after Sunday, February 4th, 187.7, passenger trains in this read will run as follows: NIGHT PASSENGER, [Daily.] Leuv Macon 7:30F. M. Anive at Jesup 4:10 A. M. LeaveJesnp 4:40A. M. Ai rive a* JTui swick 7:05 A. M. Leave Brnnswi k 7:30 P. M. Arrive at Jesup 10:10 P. M. Lave Jesup 10:45 P. >J. Arrive at Macon 7:45 A. At. DAY PASSENGER, [Banclny excepted.] Leave Macon 7:80 A. AT Anive at Jesup 6:30 P. M. Leave Jesup, 6:30 A. M. Arrive at Macon 5:20 I’. M. Tho night Passenger Train mak.s close connection thr. ua I o Brunswick Fernandina. Jac-sunvilc, aid other points in FloriJa by h- Cumherland Route (the new line to Florida), and :,t Macon for points North, East, West and Northwest. Pas-engers for Brunswick and p< inis below J. sup, to ovoid delay wil take Night Passct g.-r Train 'J lie D,y P.sscngcr Train nn k.s com eetion at Jesup with’he Aflame & and Gulf Railroad far Jacks, nvi.le and other points in Florida. Palace sleeping cars on passenger train ACCOMMODATION TBAIN BETWEEN COCHRAN AM, HAWKINSVILI.E, [SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.] I eave Cos. br If OS P. M. Anive at HawKinsville 1U:35 p. M. Leave Hav.-feiusville 4:40 A. M. Arrive at Coe! ran 5:10 A. M. Leave Cochran.. 10:45 A. M. Arrive at Hawsinsville 11:15 A. M. Leave Hawid isville 1:30 P. At. Atrivoa Cochran 2:00P.M. Pu-st*tgc,s to ami fiern tl- wk isvilic go by either Is ight or D.,y Pas enger ttain, except Sui day. JOHN A GRANT, G,n. Supt. W, J Jarvis, Must Trans. Atlantic and Gulf Railroad GEKEBM. SITEEISIESDEKT'H Or xice, ) Atlantic and Gulf Railroad, > Savannah, Nov’i 25, 1876. ) ON AND AFTER SI N. AY, November 66 Passe i ger 'J ia ns on this Read will run ;,s to‘lows: NIGHT EXPRESS. Leave Savannah daily at 4 :45 P. M. Arrive at Jesup “ 7:55 P. M Arrive at Bhibl ridge “ 9:00 A. M. Arrive at Albany “ 10:15 A. M. Arrive at Li e Oak “ 4.10 A, M. Arrive id Jacksonville “ 11 :(;0 A. J . Arrive at Tallahassee “ 12:65 A. Id. Leave Tallahassee “ 2:1,01'. Nl. Leave Jacksonville “ 3:10 P. M. Leave Live Oak “ 9 50 P. M. Leave Albany “ 5:00 P. K. Leave Boinbridge “ 4:30P.M. Leave Jesup “ 6:23 A. J! Arrive at Savannah “ 9:40 A.M. Pullman Sleeping Cars run through to Jneksoiiville fn m Savannah and from Mont gomery via Albany, of cars be tween Savannah and Jacksonville nr Ah a y. passengers from S. vtuiuah to Talaihastee take this tmin. Pnssengers tor Brunsw ii l, and Darien take this trail . Passengers lefiv ing Macon at 7:• 0 p. m. daily connect at Jes up w ith tins train ler Savannah. Connect ru Albany with Passenger trains both ways on Southwestern Bail road to'mid from Enfunla, Montgomery, New Orleans, etc. Mail stein er leaves Bainbridge for Apalachicola every Satuiday; lor(Jolumi>us Tlmisday and Sat urday moi nings. Close connection at Jack sonville daily (Sundays excepted) for St. Augustine, Palatka and Enterprise. DAY PASdENGk.it. Leave Savan’h. Sndy’s excepted,at 8:30 A.M. Arrive at Jesup “ “11:15 A. T Arrive at Tebeauville “ “ l;l; P ~1. Arrive at Live Dak “ “ 5:2 P •. Arrive at Jacksonville “ “ 10:2; P and Leave Jacksonvillo “ •' 7:45 a. M. Leave Live Oak “ “12:55 P.M. LeaveTeoeaim le “ “ 4:26 P .M. Leave Jesup " “ 6:4( P. :. Arrive at Savannoh •* “ 9:45 P. Sleeping car iicin Louisville via Ji su,j u and from Jacksonville on this train. Pas sergei's from Macon by Macon and 1 rms vvick 3:3d a. m. train c< nnect at Jesup w ith this tram far Florida. Passengers from P:o --rida by Ibis train connect at Jesup with train arriving in Macon at 1:30 a. in. Tmins on B- and A. B. It, leave junction, going w > t, Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 11 14 a. in. For Brunswick Tuesday, ’ll. rs iy and Saturday nt -i ,3tl p. n? ACCOMMODATION TRAIN TYESTEIcN DIVISION. Leave Dupont Sndy’s excepted, tit 5:1 Of A.M. Arrive al Valdosta “ “ 7:]o A.M. Arrive at Quitman “ “ 9:00 A.M. Arrive at Thnmasv lie “ “11:05 A.M. Arrive at Camilla “ “ 5:04 P.Ji. Arrive at Albany “ “ 7:10 P.M. Leave Albany “ “ 5:60 A.M. Leave Camilla “ “ 7:50 A. J - Leave 1 homasville “ “ 12:45 P.M Leave Quitman “ “ 2:30 P.Jj. Leave Valdosta “ “ 3:60 PM. Arrive nt Dupont “ “ 0:10 P.M. Connect at Albany with trains on Si u li western Railroad leaving Albany'at 9:35 ; . m. daily' (Sundays excepted,) arriving at Ai b any at s:iSa. in. daily (Sundays excepted.] JVay Freight train, with passenger accom modations, leaves Savannah daily at 7:00 a. m. [Sunday’s excepted], arriving at Savan nah 4:15 p. m. [Sundays excepted), George S. Haines, General Ticket Agent. H. S. HAINES, Genera 1 Superintendent I BRIDGES SMITH'S PAPEr.* 1$ $ I 0 0 A YEA E i$ A live, newsy paper f nru the C,>pittii lull ofcl.ut, gossip, ci iginn! * Ketch, s pm graphs niul mentions <*f till ku.Js. .iusi ii,t-sincl of • u paper lo drive away blms and gi.o the world a bright and cheerful b ok. A good ng-nt wanted iu every torn in the South, 'to whom a 1 !,.-i *! commissi l *'., will be paid. : s ml rt-'.mp for a specimen copy or enclose one dollar and ri c,*iv. 1 be paper for one y. a i Address liIuHOES S-iiITH’S PAI'EK jan.f Atlant. (la. g’h ids oil (Jan t L*e nuns by eie,\ ! V Pi* 111 “gent eTei - v lnouth in he \ business we tarnish, bn* i those willing to work can easily earn a d< zjn d-d! us a day r.ght ii their own localities. Have no io*iu to ex i plain here. llt.siih s; 1 e.s.nit an 1 Louora ! bie. Women and boys and girls do as well ias men. We wi 1 fun is!, you a coupl-te outfit free. The bus n ss j ays bet e. than anything else. Me v ill I ear evp.j re O start in**' yon. Pirticulars free. M;.e mi l s. e. fanneis aid mechanics, t* ir sun.- nud daughters, ad all classes in need ot j paying work at home, should write and lesiin Till about h wars at once. Now is the time. Don’t delay. A.blrer• Tete A i Cos., V ngutta. Maine-. VOLK XIIILHREN "WANT THESE TWO MAGAZINES. WIDE AWAKE, $2.00 per annutil. The ropttlar Pictorial Magazine. 3 mouths f.ol 50 ots. 3ry it. HABj'LAND, 50 ets. per annum. Large punt. Heavy paper. Foil of Pictures for the smallest children. Six months for 2i cents. 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