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M 2 J33TT? T. P. LITTIiEFIED. Editor A Proprietor. JEbUP, CiEUitUIA, MAY lti , 1877. LOCA LIUEI-AKfMEA T* ~DELEGAIES TO THE CVEVESTION Democratic Nominees. C . C . (IRACE Of Wayne County. SEABORN HALL, Of Appltng Couuiy. LOCAL ITEMS. He is of h jet emplexion and he wears s I ng, hlt.sk irock-f-il eoat, and flora hie anpcamncra on would ounk ht* was running somebody a tigh. race for the chain gang- From wlit we heard a m*n say the other nigh, we think Wa.vne has the fi. est hogs in the State. He said that they was so fine that they had to hold each other up so they could ro.t. The question was asked few davs neo ‘if snvb' dv knew whether Job’s turkev was a hen or a gobbler From all aoc units he most have been the lat ter as he had s'and him up against a tree so as be could gobble, ileus and, u t gobble, you know. It is a very difficult ta-k for us to ■decide which of two things some of ti e young people who attfcue.d the Baptist church last Thm>dv .tight fought the hardest against: Going to sleeo, or to keep the fleas fiotu making tneui jump out ai their seats. Wonder why it is that the young lady, who wiis so'Uufor'unate as 0 slip down on the railroad track, win h euu ed an ugly biuise oa her face, by its hav ing a collision wh acr ss tie, did Dot u-o some of the Indies ' slangs, such a.: ‘just my lueV “uow I’ve plixed it,” or -omctliing else ? Ftom enquiries made amoog the farm •er of our county we take pleasure in •saving the prospect of the oat and corn cr pis god. And a- provisions are •rapidly advancing it should remind our farming friends of the importance of rai*i g their own previsions at home. Put m all the potatoes and peas you can Tha young lady that got such an awful wetting one dav last week carries an umbrella uow every where sue goes, whether it looks like rain or not, for fear she will havo toe missfortune of be ing ducked again. Tnal’s a good idea. You should have thought ot that before, tltn you w .uld ti t have bad any use for those ‘‘shucks.” lii passing iiirough a county not a thousand mile* from here, I chanced to tin*ot an nlil acquaintance wli" b and 1 'St bis Wife the day before. After the usu al salutation I said 31 r. —— I bcHrd yi-ix lost vnur wife. He. s*id. “\gb she s d,.id.” Thinking I would like to o to the funeral, I asked him where he wis going to bury her. ITt replied, *in de gound, were le b—ll ye yeckon ?” Well, wo guess wr will have it to do as Kdev J'.hnson says we must. He wauls the readers of this piper to know ■that he is buddi’ g him some new pal ings iiround the bcdome little cot tse which he is building. Corne, hur ry'itp. Riley, and set that house done. "We think the young people of Jesup would enjoy a*hop in it v ry much. Of •ceurse, you will give them oue. Not nanny nights since a young gen tleman walked un t. • where there was a coup e of young ladies, who was wait ins for 'he arrival of the train, and thought he would have a pleasant little cliat°with One of u-eui With whom he was on good terms, in his own mind, but in os stead, he received a.“genteel bl wing up” wlnth will learn him not t . tdk so much out ot his mouth iu the ftUU'e. Two gentlemen of the canine race made the stree'R of Jesup lively for a Khurt time last Friday evening. Just tdiout the time the fight was getting under good head-way au old Tom cat belonging to Mr. Whaley, who evident ly had a friend in it, p uuced down be tween them. Finding it a most too but a | lace for him, he came to the conclu sion that hr cnuld do no good. He left looking as if De had been thrown into a bed of hot ashes and thou pulled through a brush heap Mas'er Charlie Johnson, in company with a party of Juveniles weut out rab bit hunting Saturday evening. They bail n' t *i Lt far before they succeuled in chasing a very fine one into a hollew lo<r. They made quick work, however, in pulling the rabbit fmm his hiding place, and as Jimmie Mynardie band ed him to Charlie to take home, his dog, stadding by, disputed the owner ship. He *eiied little Charlie by the arm inflicting a slight, though painful wound. There is a gentleman in ,own who has taken a great inter, st and has bt-eu yery puuctual in attending the revival going at the Baptist church. The first night on returning bom.- be wa< asked where the text was- H ,s re P*y w ' b > don’t know " The second night on re turning th*' same question was asked, and he said -‘wait a ndnute,” then re ferred to bis memorandum which he bad kept on the bosom of his shirt. The next and last night he had the pleasure of gallantirg a young lady to enurch. and on returning heme he was again asked where the text was. He cast bis eyes down upon the bosom of his tiirt, and behold, it was a colored shirt and he could not wri'e it down. He looked up very seriously and re plied, “I’ll be d— n if I know. Mb, Editor:—l think that fine young gentleflisu has had another attack of blind staggers, for 1 beard he fell down the stairs since your last iasiv: I won der if that is not caused'from an excess ofsbep? What say you Doctor, will too much st ep cause the blind stag gers? It so. I would advise the ge i tleman to get au unteiute Simoon-’ Liver Regulator might t.-e good, t ke i iu luige doses on retiring. Dr., Is blind staggers au epidemic ? Answer Citizen. ‘‘Wonder if Mr. Weiss has got a hut?” asked a lady the other day af ter she had watched him walk down the street several times without one on. Oh, yes; he has one, a great big strip ped calico one, bound ar'unJ with green, w hich becomes him very much. But, ladies, we will tell you non, so that you will not be surprised when you see it. He says that as so 1 '!) as it acts a little warm r he intends going bar - footed, as he thinks shoes is too much of an expense fos summer. It’s a bright idea of Mr. Weis’, but we would ad vise him to look cut for the ground i eti. “Nobody knows to this day, ” says the Brooklyn Eagle, “what u time Noah had of it iu the ark with the antediluvian ancestor of the pi sent Kentucky mule.” You don’t suppose that the captain of the ark with a gorgeous cabin at his command, traveled during those forty days oa the boiler-deck vitl. u jackass do you? SHERIFF, SALE. GEORGIA—Wayne County. Will be sold before the Court House door in the town of Jessup of said county, be tween the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in Jane next, 1877, the following prodeity to wit: One lot of land, number 13Z, in third district of said county: Levied on and sol i as the property of Childs & Nickerson under and by virtue of a Tax ti fa isssued from the Tax Collector of said coun ty for the taxes due on said lot of land for the year 1876. Terms of sale cash, pui-chu rs paying for titles. John N. f roor, bread, Sheriff Wayne County. May 7, 1877. 86-4 w GOOD ADVICE. Now is the time of year for Pneu monia, Lung Fever, &c Every furci'y should have a bottle of Bosciiee's Ger man 8 veup, D m’t allow for one mo ment that cough to tnke hold of your eiiild, your family or yourself. Con sumption, Asthma, Pneumonia, Croup, Hemorrhages, and other fatal diseases may sot in. Although it is true Ger man Svbup is curing thousands of these dreaded dise ises, yet it is nine!) better to have it at hand whpn three dose® will cure you OoG Bottle will last your whole fami'y a winter and keep you from danger. If you are con sumptive, do not rest until you havo tried this remedy. Sample Duties 10 cents, li -gnlnr aiz- 75 cents. Sold by your Druggist, Dr, 11. F. Li ster. COPiIItfPTIOS CURED. An old physician, retired from ac tive practice, having had placed in liis hands by au East India Missionary t-lie for mula of ft simple Vegetable remedy, for the speedy and permanent Cure Of Consumdtion, Bronchitis, Catarih Asthma and all Throat and Lung Affections, also a Positive and Radical Cure for Nervous Debility ami ner vous Complaints, after having thoroughly Tested its wonderful curative powers in housands of cases, feels it his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive, and a conscientious desire to relieve human suffering, he will send Tree of charge) to all who desire it, this re ceipt with full direction for successful using, lend by return mail by addressing with liainp, naming this paper. DR. W. C. STEVENS, Monroe Block, Syracuse. New York. Administrator’s Dismission. GfsoiUJiA —Wayne County. Whereas S R. Harris, Administrator on the estate of John W, Harris sen, deceased, applies to the undersigned for letter- of dismissory from his arm nis tratorship; theref>re all persons con cerned are lieieby required to show cause (if my they have) why said S. K, Harris, admit.i-tratnr. as aforesaid on the first Monday in June tux', should uot be discharged. Given under my hand and seal of office, this February 23 h, 1877. R. L> HOPIV. mar 6—3:n Oidinary W. C. Administrators Dismission. GEORGIA—Wayne County. ! Court oi Ordinary in and fur said j County, April Term 1877. Whereas Benjamin O. Middleton, administrator,e bonis o o n. on die es tate of Samuel H. Horns, late of said county, deceased,-bus filed Ins petition in terms of the law setting forth that lie has fully discharge 1 his duties as such administrator and therefore prays that be be fully discharged;-rnd it ap pearing upon exami a'lon that-aid Ad miniftt-a’or as *w"h has tiilly dis ,- harg od his duties and 'ha' n- part of said estate remain* in his bauds undfr.dil uted, &c. It i* therefore ordered that all persons concerned both kindred and creditors * !, nw ean-*e if any they can, ou or before 'lie first Monday in •July next why the prayers of said p ti tioner slio'ild no' he granted, and in defaultthtre f that I tter* of dismission be granted said Administrator in terms of the law in so h cases made and provided Witness my hand and Official signatu e, this the 2nd 'lay of April 1877. Tf. B. HOPPS, Ordinaly W. C. Ga. WHITE SUPREMACY VERSUS NEGBO EQUALITY. X’EW YORK DAY-BOOK, esta'ni ihrhed in 1850. A The White Jlan's P apcr. Specimen copie* mailert on receipt ol *1 e*nt*in postage ituopt. Otr-UttnK RO. Bfdunan'rt. A 1. Atlantic and Gulf Railroad Gksebat. Superintendent's Office, j Atlantic and Gulf Itailroad, ► Silvannah, May 5, 1877. ) ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, May Glh, Passenger Trains on this it. ad will run as j follows: NIGHT EXPRESS. ! Leave Savannah daily at 4:00 P. M. j Arrive at Jesup “ 7:10 P. 11. Arrive at Buiubridge “ 7:45 A.M. Arrive at Albany “ 0:40 A. Al. Arrive at Lie Oak “ 3.50 A, M, Arrive at Jacksonville “ 10:00 A. M. Arrive at Tallahassee “ 9:30 A. M. Leave Tallahassee “ 3:30 P. Al. Leave Jacksonville “ 3:00 I’. M. Leave Live Oak “ ...... 8:50 P. M. Leave Albany “ 3:80 P. M. Leave Baiubiidge “ 4:uOP. Al. Leave Jesup “ 5:50 A. M Arrive at Savannah “ 8:30 A. AL No change of cars between Savannah and Albany. Passengets from Savannah for Tallahassee, Brunswick, Darien and Macon take this train. Passengers leaving Macon at 7:30 p. m. daily connect at Jesup with this train lor Savan nah, Passengers leaving Macon at 7:30 u. :n (daily except, Sundny)connect at Jesup with this train for Florida. Passenpeis from Florida by this tram con nect at Jesup with the train arriving iu Ala con at 5:‘20 p. m. (dtily except Sunday) No change of cats between Montgomery and Live (Jak. Bleeping cars run through to and from Montgomery and Live Onk on this tiain. Connect at Albany with p-ssenger trams both ways on Southwestern Itailroad to and from Eufaula, Montgomery, New Oi leans, etc, Mail steamers leaves U.tinbridg? for Apa lachicola every Baturuay; for Columbus Thursday and Saturday m irniugs. Close connection at Jacksonville daily, Sundays excepted, tor St. Augustine, Palat ka and Enterprise. Trains on B. and A. 11. It. leave junction, going west, Monday, Wednesday and Fri day at 11:11a. m. For Bruuswic Tuesday, Thursday and Sat urday at 4:40 p. m. ACCOMMODATION TRAINS -EAST2EN DIVISION. Leave Savannah [Sundays excepted] at ti: In A, M. Arrive al Mclntosh “ “ 9:10 A. M. Arrive at Jesup “ '• 11:50 1. y[ Arrive at. Blackshear “ “ 0 P M. Arrive at Dupont “ “ 7:00 P.M. Leave Dupont, “ “ 5:0) P.M. Leave B.ackshoar “ “ 9: 'SP.M. Leave Jesup “ “ 12:30 P.M. Leave Mclntosh “ “ •2:30 P. M. Arrive at Sa <’annah “ *’ 5:15 P. M ACCOMMODATION TRAIN WESTERN DIVISION. Leave Dupont Sndy's exceptod, at 5:00 A.M. Arrive ai Valdosta “ “ 7:00 A.M. Ai rive at Quitman “ “ 9:00 A.M. Arrive at Thomnsv!lie “ “ 11:15 A.M. Leave Thom isville '* ” 1:15 P.M. Leave Q 'itm 'n “ “ P.M. Leave Valdosta “ “ 4:40 P.M. Arrive at Dupont “ “ 0:45 P.M. W ay Freight train, with passenger ivoa modaliotis, leaves Savannah daily at 6:45 a. m. [Sunday’s excepted], arriving at SuVan uah 5:15 p. m. [Sundays excepted), George S. Haines, General Ticket Agent. 11. S. HAINES, Genera 1 Superintendent Macon & Brunswick Railroad- GuNibiAl. SUW3tUNTK\l>E3i'f's Off,OX I Ai.icon, 0.i.. February -lih, 187/ ) Oil ••• I after Sunday, Fein nary 'Hi, 1577, piissenger trains nil this r ad /.ill run as follows: NIGHT' PASSENGER, [Daily. | Leave Macon 7:301’. M. Arrive at Jesup 4:10 A. M. Leave Jesu p 4 :40 A. M. Irriv.'ttt Brunswick 7:0 i A. M. Leave BrunswicK 7.30 P. M. Arrive at Jesup 11:10 D. M. L.avoJesiip 10:45 I’. M. Arriv. at Macon 7:15 A. M. DAY PASSENGER. [Sanday e.v pte l.] Leave Macon 7:30 A. M. Arrive at Jesnp 6:30 P. M. Leave Jesnp 6:30 A. M Arrive at Macon 5.20 P. M. The night Passenger Train makes close cm nectiim throng h to Brunswick Fer' anuma, JaeKsonvi le, and other ooinlsiu Fieri da hf tb> Cumberland R.,ute (the new line to Florida), and nt VI aeon for poiuis Nit th, Kant, West <it id Northwest. Passengers for B utiKwiek and prints below Jesup, to ai ill u. Wl I take Nigni Passenger Tl' on The D.y Passenger Tiaili m ikes Couoeciion at Jesup with the \'!anie& and Gu.f Railroad for Jacksoovi'lo mid other points in Florid t. Palace deeping cars or. Night passengr train ACCOMMODATION TUVIN BKT.Vi.K . CoCUK. N I vl) HiWK.NbVILLE, [SUNDAYS uXCZPrKD. ] Leave Cochran 10:05 P. M. Arrive nt Hawniusville 10:35 P. M. Leave Hi”'ninsviHe. ...•■•• 4:40 A. M. Arrive at Cochran ... .5:10 A. M. Leave. Cochran 10:1., A. M. Arrive at HawsinsviHe 11:15 A.M. Leave Hawsiisville 1:30 P. M. Ai rivo at Cochran 2:00P. M. Passeiigeis to and trom 11 >wi< nsville go oy either Night or Dry Pas.iugei irain, except Sunibiv. JOHN A GRaNT, Gen. Supt. VV, J. Jabvis, Mc.st Trans. SIIiHIKUd bALP. GEORGIA—P: m t: (’okntt Will be add b-fore die (!uri II uc door in lie town ofB! ckshear, Pierce eo'int , Georgia, on the first Tue-.lay in June t ext bef v entho h-_a In nr* of , a tc die following pi"l>er'V 'll* t: H' If lot land number two in die fourth Dis irict of -aid county, hjaid half lot con taining t-vp hundred and forty live acre*, more rrless, levied on by yiriue of an tx cutinn issued from the S'.peri or Oourt of said county, i > favor of Jo aepli Jordon agamst Gin let 8. \ "l inan9 ar.d Win. H. Go daiu t yatiaf.y ►ai'i execution now uaisfcned io A. P. Wade. Pioperty p ' n’ed out by the plaintiff in said execution. Terms of sale cash; pu cuaserg payi g f*r titles. E. Z Bvku. Sher.ff Pierce Cooßty. MAGNOLIA HOUSE DARIEN, GEORGIA, j. \V. MAGIIaLi, Ptopri' itr. Br ard and Lodging $2 Per Df y Wm. C. Crawford, E. F. Lovs’.l CRAWFORD & LOVELL) dilUi:::** n HARDWARE, Agricultural Implements, Mechanics’ Tools, Bail tiers 1 lanlwurc, TIN PLATE, NAILS, Guns, Fistols, Powde, Shot an 1 Sporting Goods, WOODEN WAKE, BROOM*, ETC. I'lanufaetnrers of Tinware 175 Bi-nuslitou V., MAV.ktKVlil, Uti. 1 would f spectfnily ntnnuiioe to Lite citizens of Jesup a t I surrounding conn try that I have list receive! a lull Hue of I) R Y G GODS, nil of the htlesi style®, Ladies op find my stock c imp'i’ta to make sc eetions front. I have also a cmplete assortment, of first-class Shoes, consisting of Ladies, Misses and Childrens fine sowed Shoes and Slippers MEN’S FINE BOXED TOED AND P L VIN SHOIi S . F(;l 'ine of Cm kervand Tinware, Wood ware &c. I have also a full assortment of fresh Drugs and Family? Medicines- FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, &C I have returned permanent ! y to Jesup, and offer ray Pj'ofossDn il ser vices to our cititanw. Calls answered promptly, dav or night' /. W. LITTLE, IL D. Administrator's Dismission ■ G EOUUi A Way no Conntv Oorvrt of Ordinary in and for said County, April Term. 1 '77. Whereas John D. Itumnli, A Iniinif ttraor on the estate of Willi mi FI uv ers, late of said ununty d,ie/.s 'd lias fil ed bis petition ia terms of the law set ting forth that he has frill V discharged bis duties as Mioh a hiduisti tor and therefo'o pravs that, Ii • lo fully dis charged ; find it ntipoar'iisr upon exa-tii nation th it said adibi'dstrator as sueli fins fully discharged Ids (lit'ies, and that no part of sai l estate remains in his hands undis’rihu'i'il &•- it i" t.lt-rofoi'e ordered that till poisons con cerned both kindred and creditors show cause if a y they can, on or be fore the fi'st Monday in July next why t,he prayer of S lid petitioner should not be granted and in default thereof that Liters of dismission bn granted said adininistru'ori in t rtn of the law in such cases made and provided. Wit ness ray hand and Offitial signature this the 2 itl dav ot A oil, 1877. R 11. HOP PS, Ordinary W. C, Gn. $ $ $ READ THI3. Only One Dollar. Far one and liar the SaVa\XA:l Wt.kk- LY News sill lie Mint, postage paid, r.o any add ess for six iiionthn. It is inn of the cheap st p ipe a publi-hod, and is a w leone visit, r to the eoiint i g room, fireside or farm It is u om,tly p dated fur p igs shoo 1 , cotn o ic'fv mad ■ lip, and <■ mtoitiH th • po litical and current news of the week ; a o"tr pfehonsive summary of the Ldo Graphic dis iilehes and local news, an I illterest'ppf sketches nml Stories. If al o con ni is full reports of the mar kets. Thus, tii 'so who have not the advantage ot i daily mail chi pel. the news six months by paying one dollar, [t is ju-t the pup r f r em’vbody in terested in Georgia aat 1' orida. It will bo well iuv eled, and will edu-a'e your children (tad m use home happy ,M iney tor either paper cm he seal hy P s' Office or lar, registered litter nr Express, at p ihlishcr’s risk. Al dress J- II ESI! EL, b'lvanr.ah, G. To '1 111. VV OiIKINU Ota.it.— VV 0 •r : now p’-epirel t<fiU , ni*ii HI e'-n-os with constant tun I 'Vm-nt a’ "'e whole if t' e time, or f >r flier -par • ni '- rnents. Bus tun- m, li,h< and p olit ahle. Person* of either erx easily a o from 50 cents 10 85 per tvi. ng, and • proportional sum by devon <\l ti nt'' whole time to the business. Roys find ,drls earn i.early as muea ng men. '1 bat ail who see this notice may send tln ir address and test 'he bu-ines*, wn make this unparalleled offer : To such as ate not veil stii-fied wo will send one dol lar to pay for ’he tioubie of writing Pu'l particulars, samples worth several dollars to commence work on, and a copy of Home and Pirr-sile, one of the largest aui best Illustrated Publica tions, all sent free by mail. Reader, if you want permanent, pr"fitab.a woLk, address, Geuti'-is St.-; o' A ! P-U LdlliJ, Mr. LOOK 1 ERE! SOBERSON & CO Mr.ve just liciivtil a bite sl< <k 1 1 Faddks, I'lidlcs, tin,Laics, Saddle Cloths, Wagon Whips, Buggy ' hips, Spurs, Etc., h'tc. The largest Stuck in this lino over offered in this Marker which they are determined to sell at the very LOWEST CASH PRICES, OR BARTER. dal! and be made happy. We sell Saddles from $3.50 Ur $1 5.50 Brit vs from sl.(h) to $1.50. Hardware, Guns, Pistols, All ot whieli we are offering very low for C isli or Barter. Com® and See W 1 HALEYS SOS' rIESlir, - - . - - GEORGIA, Who are Voinldi.lh nvei\;ng by the Car Load, Direct from the West, by (Irecn Line, CORN, M-18N & FLOUR, Wli ioliave SpoMiltlcT with thorn- They Keep (bin-laidl v on 11 tntl a h'nll and Complete Stock o DRY GOODS, ‘CLOTHING. HATS, CAPS, : ? BOOTS, PL OKS, ETC., ETC. WllU'li Tlll-.Y AIIU. [SELLING \ KltY LOW I'OU CASH Olt BABTF.It. l!.\M>ii()!'7S ‘ READY I'f PvLSE" FI OPR AT SAVANNAH PRTC’ ALSO DEALERS INJU Groceries, Hardt/thro, <*. rx. a '■ i’ronnit a I tent ion given to all Orders from a distil” N'o charge Ibr dravage to the depot. TWO IMPORTANT INVENTIONS OT INTER33T TO I3VHKT ONH. lt. A PIANO OR PARLOR ORGAN CHAIR, with un urljm table back, -made to support the back of the sitter while leaning forward In the ordinary position fer playing, and by u simple arrangement, which gives It a backward and at the sain.) time a downward movement, follows bis motions and supports him i in any position without interfering in the least with the freedom ®| 9,1. A PLATFORM rocker on k-.V ridTQRS. V itb the long easy movement Wmm m l&w-, MSRHW boat the projecting rockcra ir;*. r in re u:’.' : £P“ k ALBERT BEST & CO., and for sale by the principal dealers tluoughont T*"'H-SC-h. j r „, lt by any dealer In your town, '' send to us fer Price List and Catalogue. JESHP HORSE. Corner Broad and Cherry Street, Near the Depot, JESUP, GOERGIA yew!'- renovated an<l refurnished. Satisfaction Guaranted Polite Waiters will take your Baggage to and from the House. Board $2.00 per Day. Single Meals, 50 Cents. Regulaoar and ers at reduced Rates, p, VII ATTACIIKD. T r UTCL.KFi.ELD Proprietor,