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THE JESUP SENTINEL* Offie in the Jtsup IlmiS", frOnlintj on Cherry Strut, two doors from li rood S>. rnUllilitd every Htdnwla) *>' T. P. LITTLEFIELD. JEST'P, GEORGIA, MAY I*. !H77. Wliilo in Savannah we accepted the kind hokpitalitr,’ of our friend Carr, the polite ond gentlemanly proprietor of the Planter's Hotel. Our advise to all visiting the city is to give him a call. Vrtu tan get board at the O' mitral aam *ftwo dollars per day. We spent a couple of days in Savan nah lust week and had the pleasure of a short call at the Morning News office. But was distppointed in not meeting the proprietor, he being absent at a pic nic. Hope you bad a pleasant time Mr. Estill. Next wo called on Mr. Geo N. Nichols who has sustained unite a loss bv a recent fire. But the ener getic Mr. N. was hard at work and all nrouttd him busy. His foreman, Mr. Thompson, politely showed os through the printing department. Mr. N. has some very lino presses and he doe* the finest of job work. Mr. Thompson, who has (tad a great deal of experience, showed us some roller composition which we should judge to 100 very good. All in need of such will do well to give him a call before ordering else where. Jin. Editor: —ln my communication of tbo 9th instant I did not intend or wisli to invite discussion. But as I be lieve thouuands of dollars cm bo saved annually to the poor tax-payers of Georgia by a Constitutional Conven tion, and that tbo opposition to it is strong in some sections of our State T thought then, ami believe now, that we will have no child’s play in this matter, especially after having nearly ■ half the life knocked out of the Conven tion side of the question by the late proclamation of the Governor, which re sulted in the election of the Ist of May. These are some of tbo reasons that prompts!! my first communication and not those arcribcd to mo by ‘'Wire Grass.” He says lie objects to my prop osition to run more candidates than those regularly nominated. ‘‘Because, if there is any way in the world to defeat the coming election, it is by carrying out “Pinoy Words’* preposition, to demoralise the district, get a great ma ny to the polls who will vote fur till oth er reason but to satisfy tbo extremely eager and aspiring candidates.” Now 1 do not supposothnt any ono could think I intended or desired tbo demorolizi tion of the district, And for the satis faction of “YViro Grass,’ I will now stuto that I only meant a fearful lethar gy prevails among our people, and that we need an awakening, and the quick est and best way to get it is tor the people in their own way to bring out the'r candidates, good and true men, and let them stand before the people on their merits and the views they cutcr tnin of the issuer - volved in the cam paign. Then, and not until then, will you got the full vote of tbo district, which will lie necessnay in the coming election. If “Wire (5 rass” supposes the reforms and measures proposed in our present constitution sufficient to arouse the people, I will simply refer to the election of tbo Ist of May, when out of the seven or eight hundred voters in Wayne, only ouo hundred and fifty seven voted. Nor did 1 intend in any manner to impeach the patriotism or good intentions of the few who partici pated in the primary meeting bold at Jesup or elsewhere- I only said m sub stsneo them, and say now, that •fifteen men (among whom l can claim the bon er of being one) can hardly bo prepar ed to act satisfactorily for one bundled ami fifty, unless the power to do so had been delegated, which no one can clam had been done in Ibis ea.-e. But [ pass on and will make a few statements to quiet tbo apprehensions of “Wire Grass” in regard to myself. Now mind keep cool and don't get very ‘ badly ex cited,’' “Piney Woods,” did not expect or ask anything nt the hands of the Convention, nor do ! believe any true man could scarcely desire to assume the responsibility that delegate involves by any eflorte of his owe. There are ,nioro than one good and true man in the district that a respectable number of voters would like to have as eaudi ►dates, and if they could be brought out U ask again, why not V I'IKRU: COl \ TV SIIMUFFS SALE. Will bo sold before <t>o Court House door iu tho town of Bmokshear, 'Pierce County. Georgia, on tho fust Tuesday in in June nest v itldn the le gal hows of sale, the following propel ty to wit: rCerlnin town property in the town of Blacksbear and said couutyjo wit tweotV'three acres of land, more of teas, bounded oil the north by lauds or Mrs Mary Strickland, rn tho south ;by the Waresboro road, ou the east by lands of E. \V. Curpeutcr, on the west by the lauds of the heirs of Silas Over street, nud kuown cs tho place wherecu William SummeraN now lives. Said property levied on as the propci ty of James A. Harper to satisfy a ti. fa. is sued from Ware Superior C >urt in furor of Sarah M I'iainor vs. benjamin M inchew, Jatncaß. Strickland aud Janie* A. Harper; property poiuted out t>v l’laintiti s Attorney. Trims cash. Purchaser paying for titles. This A; ril, •24tb, 1877. E. Z. BYRD. Sheriff, I*. C. printers fee So 00—Paid. MAGNOLIA HOUSE DARIEN, GEORGIA. ,J. \V. MAG ILL, Pioprijtcu Board and Lodging,s2 Per Ety IpHct t Epstein. Simon Ep-ttin I. Epstein & Bro. ? JuBB'.US AND IX i .Staple & Fancy Dry Goods, CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, NOTIONS, And Genin’ Furnishing Goods’ 137 Congress St., Savannah, Georgia. Particular attention paid to Country Oaderi*, 23-ly | FRUIT & ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS, ROSES, KVKBtiItKBX*, l!XlWi:iti\(, IM.IM t, ETC., KTl'. Cultivated and for sale it tbo FB.UITLAND NURSERIES, j AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. P. J. Him KWAVS Proprietor. forties in Wayne County wishing to pur | cause from the above Nursery cun obtain | Descriptive Catalogues by calling at this | office, where i orders will ho taken and | promptly attended to. SEA FOWL GUANO, j The Best Fertilizer in the Mar- I W. H. WHALEY &SON, Agon's. Sheihek’h Sale. GEORG LY P rr.not: Countv AA’ill be sold before the Court House door in the town of Blaekshear, Pierce county, Georgia, on the first Tuesday in June next, between the leca 1 hour* ol sale tho following properly towit; Hull lot land number two in ti.c fourth Dis trict of said county. Said half lot con taining two hundred and forty-five acres, more or less, levied on by virtuu of an execution issued from the Superi or Court of said county, in favor of Jo_ soph Jordon against Charles S. You mms and AVm. H. Godwin to. satisfy' said execution now transferred to A. P. AATdc. Property pointed out by the plaintiff iu id execution. Terms of sale cash; purchasers paying for tides. E. Z. Bvrd. Sheriff Pierce County, To tiii: Working Class. — YVo are now prepared to furnish all classes wi ll constant employment at home, the whole of the time, or for their spare mo ments. Business new, light and profit able. Persons of either sex easily earn from 50 cents to $5 per evening, and a proportional sum by devoting their whole time to the business. Boys and girls cam nearly as much as men. That all who sec this notice may send their address and test the business, we make this unparalleled offer : To such as are not well satisfied wa will send one dol lar to pay for the troubio of writing Fu'l particulars, samples worth several dollars to commence woik on, and a copy of Home and Fireside, one of the largest aud best Illustrated Publica tions all sent free by mail. Reader, if you want permanent, profitable wokk, address, George Stinson & Cos., Portland, Me. Railroad Sale of! Great South ern Railway of Georgia, It'S FRANCHISE,.RIGHT OF WAV, AC, The snle of The Great Southern j Railway, its franchise, road bed, right of-way, and all and singol r, its real and personal property in Georgia, jun dor aninterlooutory decree of the Chan cellor of the Brunswick Circuit, in an Equity cause pending in Wayne Superi or Court, said State, in which Goodyear & Harris for uo of the Southetn & At - lantic Telegraph Company at, al. are .complainants, and the Geat Southern Railway Company et. al. are respon dents, advertised in the Telegraph A Messenger, of Macon. Ga, tho Savan nah Morning News of Savaunali, Ga, and other papers for the first Tuesday in March 1877, having beefl postponed, and a second decree having been ren dered in said cause at the March Term t ST7, of said Wayne Superior Court, for the sale of said property ou the Ist Tuesday iu July 1577- Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned, the Receiver of the Court in said cause, will sell The Great South ern Railway, its right *>t way, fia i— chises road bed, and all and singular the real and personal property of said road in Georgia—the said road com mencing at Milieu, burke C uiuty, Ga., and running through the C- uuties of Wavne and Comuen, ot said State to the Florida line—Ou the Ist Tuesdaye it being the 3rd day of Ju1y,1377, betw on 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p, u. of that day. before the Court House door at Jesup. Wayne County, Georgia, at public outcry to the highest and best bidder. Teriuj of sale. Cash, on day of sale. J AS. b. RING, Receiver Gnat Southern Railway of Georgia. usay2tds. ruin: ci krkvt. Corrected Week ly by W. H. Whaley and Son, 4 Pounds of Coffee SI.OO 7 Pounds <<f Sugar, Extra C. LOO 8 Pounds Sugar, Brown fur 1.00 Lard, pier lb .15 Smoked (J. it. si les, pier lb .12 D. S. Bacon per tt> .11 Corn, per bushel, $)5. Oats, per bu-liel, .75 Hay, perew'., $ 1 10 GamJgolFs It. U. Flour, per bbl, 14.15 Flour per barrel.from 87.50 t„ 12.50 Hams, per pound, .16 Prints, per yard, .8 to .10 Homespun,uper yard .7 to .15 Yarn, 1.15 Country Produce. •Voql, .20 | Hides, .11 YY ax, .25 | Tallow, .7 Ergs, .15 | Chickens 15 to .80 DGCTORTQWN TIMBER MARKET, Report e 1 JAMES N. WINN, Measurer and Inspector. CD SQUARE. | SCAB. 500-Yve. s;j.sofu>soo , 300 Ave $5.0005.2u fl)0 .. 4.50()6U0 | 400 .. li.OuCpß. s', 700 . . 5.0(%>7.00 i 500 .. 7.50(j,5.00 807 .. 5.00(",7.00 j 000 .. 8.000//J.UO LSTR’S IK STORE, BROAD STREET, JESUP, GA., Keeps constantly on hand a lull assortment of goods usual ly kept in a Drugstore, such as DRUGS* MEDICINES* PAT-J T MEDICINES* OILS, PAIN $, FRE HS dRDN SEED, &C. 1 ca ' always be found the Ding Store, except when ab sent on Pr fessional duty, 3 where Medical advice can he ob daiued. ’ * F. LESTER, M. D. THE GROWNING VIGTOTV THE SINGER ALWAYS AHEAD! Road the Rpee'nl Dispatch from the Centen nial Exhibition to the New Yonc'" n; Philadelphia, Sept. 27,. 1876.A3 “The very highest honyrs which could bo conferred o i any exhibitor— two Medals of Honor and two I)iplo niers of Merit have b"en awarded to the Singer Manufacturing Company for Sewing Machines.” 2,0.00 In I'se—wales in Excess of all Other*. THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE* The People Favorite ! LARGEST SALES BECAUSE SO POPULAR THE MOST POPULATt f BECAUSE THE BEST Sa Still Increasing. Competition D’'taneed. STAYING MACHINE SALES FOR 187<> Singer Matinfg Cos., . . . 252,316 Howe Machine Go 109 294 Wheeler & Man. Cos. . 103 997. Domestic Sew’g Machine Cos. 23 587- Remington S. M. Go. . . . 12.716. mi*ivin— Machines Exempted Iron I/evy anil Male. The following act passed the Georgia Legislature by a large majority : Section 1. Be it enacted by the Gen eral Assembly of the State of Georgia. That the 2040th Section of the Gode of 1573 be, and the same is hereby amend ed by adding to tho list of articles ex empted from levy and sale, under the provisions of sai l section, ONE FAM ILY SEWING MACHINE, and this exempion shall exist whether the per son owning said machine is the head of a family or not, and shall be good against al! debts except purchase money. Sec. 2. Repeal all conflicting laws. THE SINGER MANUF. CO- G. S. BEATTY. Agent, 172 Broughton Street, Savannah. Ga., or RILEY JOHNSON, Agent, Jesup. Ga. Bf.ancii Offices in Atlanta, Athens, Augusta, Mae.'U, Columbus and Tlmm asvtlle, Ga , Chailestoo and Columbia, S C. ; Jacksonville and Tallahassee, j Florida. PROFESSION A L C A UDS. ~a. k. coriiranf. ATT Oil SET A T TA W Blaekshear, Pierce County. Ga. W. 11. It A M S KV. attorney and counsellor at law 110 MEKVi LL E, GKO HGI A. Nvit iii tl • riri!fwi<-k and Sonti eni Jn dici.dCii.eilF. S’l y /'>. ng j:! to ti e rnIDH-.fn of (lam..-;. Biisme i h o ’.iciled,Had prompt attention gnarante ed. \vTlte r a. way, attorney and counsellor at law VARIES, tiKOlitilA. Particular attention paid to the collection _f c iuiuis and the examination of land title*. ' Will practice in Hie Superior V. nr so! the r nnswirk and Eastern Circuits;.Uso in the Beder.il Cos Hi ts in cases in Bankruptcy, etc. It fTlester M. 1)*, jESUF, GEORGIA. . EL CALLS WILL BE PROMPTLY AT ; A tended. Those on Urn Railroad by first 1 mu. Charges moderate. Office at Lesters | Drug Store. ___ C. T. lt atTmee, m. D JESUP, GEO It GI A. Tenders his professional services to the Citizens of Jesup and vicinity. Can .) ton and, nt the office formerly occnj nd l>\ Dr. R.B. Harris. OY - tf DjliT - ,\EEEN BROWN, DENTIST* Bl.yoksiiear, - - Georgia. Is prepared to do ail kind of Dental work in the most approved style. A1 orders will meet with prompt attention. Uses all ibe Sate improvements. Charges moderate and s tisfucticn guarani ecu. GEORGK W. LONG, ISSPECTOII A A 1) SURVEYOR OF Timber and Lumber, DARIEN, - - - GEORGIA. Patronage Solicited. KING’S HOTEL, WA YCROSS, GA. J south Sltleof tlip Railroad—Twenty Steps f rmn:t he IVarehouse. | Comfort and satisfaction guaranteed. Rates reasonable. A. E. KING. Proprietor... THE KENIN ls aw gazette, a MONTHLY PAPA R PUBLISHED AT ATIL/OTPA, ©A Devoted to Railroad Interests, Literature, Wit and Humor. Fifty cents a j ear. OIIIiOMO to every subscriber. Addressj Kennesaw Gazette,^' Atlanta. Ga "PILES. THE ONLY SURE KNOWN'cThuE r CJlindlird PiL O N . I I Cases’' Effetualiy Cured Ly this w o n;d e;k fi i- J i'm id < PILES. 'HEMORRHOIDS V- w fcP ILON .a : Many causes tend to produce Ihix prinfui and distressing state. The blood is retarded in its return; the too frequent use. of granitic purgatives tends to produce, congestion of the bowels, tor pid action of the. liver, and numerous other causes ace, the. source of this com plaint, and hitherto nothing effectual has teen presented to the public,which toould rapid!j alleviate, symtoms and ultimate ly prove an effective, cure. In PI LON we have a remedy which not only acts al most instantly , but will remove the lar gest tumors of the parts (Piles) by ab sorption, and many who have received not only benefit, but have Iren radically cured, have been assured ( prior to using this treatment) by eminent surgeons that the, only relief they ever could expect in life, would be by an operation, and re moving it or them from the body by a procedure which necessitated, the knife. This remedy has been haded with de light, and is now prescribeil by many practising physicians, who are cogni zant of its merits, as the only known sure cure for PILES. Price, Fifty cents per package, or six for §2.50. Sent by mail on receipt price. j S 'lil by all Drii<j"ists ami Jealirs in medittiue throughout tLe world. PREPARED SOLEI.V BT DR. CHANDLER 1470 Broadway New York, Where orders can be addressed. nw vnanrj column. ; TIE CHEAP m GOODS HOUSE! :0: DAVID WEISBIEN NO. 100 IIROUGHTOSSTREET, SAVANNAH GA. WE ABE CONSTANTLY IN RECEIPT OF A GREAT Any INQUl ries from all part* of this State and Florida go that we find it almost imp.,a.i ble to answer each inquiry separatel*, AYe now take this method to rxnlain •o. he readers of the SENTINEL all.be particulars necessary for them m ' '• Wi " HPn ' J ’” ,nnK ' fo a ".Y “n® who will write n* for them with r ri eo at inched, provided a 3 cent postage stamp is enclosed and every article mention ed "Inch rart.es desire, md can he sampled; but do not write u. to .end yn„ samples of everything, for lhai is impossible. Write u * f.r Semples o' goods only as yn.l have a notion of purchasing. R- m ., m hor als-q samples only give an idea of what the goods are, but do not give the article full justice. 2. Do not have any hesitancy in ordering the good* von want, for we guaran tee every article to come up to .ample, and if un-a'isfactory, it can b relumed io n* at our expense, and xee will refund the money. , 3 ’ ? h f n]d nn - T n,ii( ' le turn ou> unaatisiactorr, which might oc onr .hroneh an ovor*. E b(i or otherwise do not prejudge n. of having done wo in ten-i-na llv, but 2ive us the.benefit of ibe doubt, and bef re returning it write ns your Nom- I'lairt, SO that if pos.ible, we might arrange matter, satisfactorily, without the truub e aud expeuse of returuing’, 4. Calicoes we cannot always match in die pattern, as we .>ll larg* quanti ties of goods an ! it is impostible to k'eo ev ry pattern for any Ungth of time. Such and simi'ar giods we guar antee to fill, by giving the same quali ty, and as near tbo pattern as poiaible, 5. We ask as a favor, that psrtin* ordering goods be wry particular in writing their nnmo and shipping point in plain letters, to avoid mistakes; a]s> to make their order as definite ’S p.iti s'ble,'esprcUHy on articles of which samples cannot be sent, wo would ask to give us a limit in tbo prieo, to enable ns to form a pr per idea of whai the ar ticle is to be. 6. Whenever it is possible, wo pre fer the money to accompany the ord- r, tut we will send the goods C O. D. (cash on delivery) by Express, and if in structed. we will iustruct the agent ta open the package for examination be fore paying for it. 7. We do not sell on credit under any consideration. If pieviously ar ranged, we will Dike a cotton factoi’s acceptance iu payment. 8. D > not order any goods unless you have the money ready to pay fur them. 9. We prepay the frei -ht on all or ders amounting to twenty dollars or over. This is the very be*t we d<>, for our profit so slight (as we retail our goods at wholesale prices) that we can not afford to do better. We a linit there are houses who pay freight oil ten dollars worth of goods, bnt com mon Bouse teaches plainly that their profit must be larger than ours, or elsa they could net rffdrd to do it. aud, therefore, in such cases, the party ordering the goods of uch houe pays the freight after ail —only indirectly. We have endeavored to be a* honest and candid in our statements as the lan guage at our command can do it, and if this fails to convince, we do not know what cau. AYe hold ourselves legally responsible to carrv out the above assertions and. consider this a binding contract, entered upon by ns freely and voluntary; and affirm it herewith by our signature. Very Respectfully, David Joislioin, N O. 1 6 0 B R O U G H T G N ST R E E TANARUS, S A V A N N A H, G E O R G I A. PROPRIETOR OF TIIECHEAP DRYGOODS HOUSE.