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T.P.LITTUBFIED, Editor &. Propriatbr. JESUP, GEORGIA, MAY 23 , ISVt LO CALfD E I* A KTMK N T* DELEUA'IIS TO TUECOXC HXTIOX Democratic Nominees. C . C . Gil A C E Of Wayne 'County. SEAB 0R N II AL L, Of Ajipttny County. LOCAL IT KM 8. Ui BeeV uki Ice nt. tlic Jesup House bar. •j Slfn told him *o git, and bo everh't jiitrly ‘got-up-and- dnsteff.” \vi :en you want n glass of good beer go to the Jesup House bar. When you want a good smoke goto the Jesup House bur and try one of tli'/ne fivo centers. When you visit Savannah take the Planter's Hotel hack and ride up free uf charge. The Sunday school pien’e was n suc cess. Give us another, we do not mind advertising it. If we recollect right it’s abnut time for the annual picnic and flailing par ti s. Gur friend, Dr. Folks, paid us a fly ing visit. He is looking well and our patrons may look for some locals fiotn AYaycross in future Col. D. W. Frobell passed through our town on Monday last euroute for his home in Homerville. Hope we will see veu at the Thouiasville Fa r, Mr. F. * Mr. C. C. Grace ofScrivcn. requests us to state to the public that he is not the author of the communication pub lished in last week’s isue of the Senti- NEt., over the signatuie of '‘Wire Grass.” We were pleased to meet our friend and contemporary, T G. Stacy, of ths Brunswick Advertiser, in our towu on Tuesday 1-st. He was on his to die Press Convention, which is in s'ss.on at Thomasville to-day. There is b young man in Je-utp that B">s that if he knew there was a hell he’d he a lunatic in twenty-four hours. Don’t you thiuk ho needs a missionary after hint ? We do. one that has cheek enough to convert a (janibal. Mr. T B. Johnson, whose residence ami store at Muuerlyn were de#tro7rd by fi r o a short, time ago, died suddenly in Waynesboro, Burk county, on Fri day last from an overdose of chloral. The gentleman that ate three chick ens at the picnic came very near being eught bv the hawks on his wav home, and pr batily would if be hadn’t mixed io much Good Bread with them. Rev. Wm. M. Hi yes made us a short cull last Monday on his way home from Jnbnson’s station, where he has been for several days teaching einers the way should go. Pev Wm. A. McDonald. of W a rea lm ro, is a guest at the J'S'ip House, on his way home from Baxl-y. Ho in forms us that thirteen (hanged for the better and joined the church on Suud ty last. Wft had the pleasure of meeting at the Pulrski house our old friend and schoolmate, J. C Dell, E-q., of Sylva nia. S'leveo county, tie is looking re matkab!y well and showssingns of plen ty of good eating up in old Sreven. The man that got a drink and eat sapper at the Jenip House on Satur day night last will confer a favor on the proprietor by remitting sixty-five eeuts and save us tire trouble aud him the disgrace of having his name pub lished and a copy twit to bis neighbors. Rev. Mr. Ricklev, former junior Pas tor of the Jesup circuit, bus been on a visit to bis old friends in this place, where he preached to a large and at tentive congregation last Sabbath He loft Monday night for his present work, Homerville. A man who has been stepping at this place for the past few days, pulled off his coat and got on the ou'side of so much beer on Monday last that lie failed t<* find a place pleasant enough for him until laU in the evening when he reached the cooling waters of Mc- Millan creek. You say consumption eanot be cur ed. It c-'o, by thin new principle, new way, Dr. J. H McLean’s Cough and Lung healing Globules. The healing gas generated when sucking them be ing inhaled stop tobercula irritation and cure Coughs, Colds, Iloaeseoe'S, Consumption or ariv diseases. Throat or Lung. Trial boxes, by mail, ‘-do ets. Dr. J. 11. McLean’s office, 314 Chest nut, street, St. Louis, Mo. Two gentlemen who seemed to linvt b few leisure moments to spend were whiling them away on the pizza of the Jesup House last Monday at n-on. They commenced cutting at each other in * friendly way at first, but from the way they were talking when they left, m.e would suppose they weie preparing foy a first-class row. Peter Williams says that if anybody wants a spotted fice deg to follow them to call on him. Now Pete do you hon estly think that dog could hold out to follow anybody far. We don’t. There is not many men that hs big a heart a; you have, and likes a pet well enough to carry that-‘purp” around in their arms for the sake of baring hm with them, if bis company i* The b >ss editor of the Sethski. his departed for the Press Convention, where he anticipates a pleasant time. As he has just ventured out on the road of journalism, we would warn him itb wnre of certain member* of the craft. Most especially would wo hive him to look out fu- Kay tan, or his will have him under the impression that the Brooks County Gem is '‘the bed paper in the State Now ! s the time to buy your dry goods while they aieche.vp. If you do not think so, go to the hep dry g>cd* home, and our word for it, that the courteous and polite proprietor, Mr. David Wotsbieo, will convince you. He has a largo stock and will take pleas ure in showing you his go als and prices also He has Some poltte lady cleiks which is quite an inducement tor any young gentleman to buy their dry goods. We are forced to adu.tt that wa were very much surprised when Mr. Weis bieu showed us the small profit for which he sold his go. ds. Lo >k at Ins advertisement and see for yourself. There is a young lady in Jesup that has a pet goat about the size of a com mon wood rat with hind legs hko uuto a pair of crooked pot hooks. A lew nights since as a slow rain w is descend ing from the heavens her little ‘ sweet uiu” got hst from i'a mother and ran under tbo bouse Mating at a terribly rate. Hearing iu pitiful cries she went out with a light and persuaded it to come to her by using the following words: •‘Nattily, nanny, come here Mutiny; poor thing*' Now readers, don’t you think that girl is wormy of any young fellow's attention ? so goalie and kind heart'-d There is one tiling <iettain, if we knew that uobo iy else liadi ’t. spoke for her, we’d speak to tho ■ Id folks in reg.-.rd to her, SHERIFF SALK. GE oRQ TA—YVay.no C >uuty Will be sold be foe till! Court House door in the town of Jossu > of said county, be tween the lei 1 hours of sale on the first, Tuesday in June nex., 1877, the, following prodeity to wit: One lot of laud, number 13’, in third district of said county; Levied on and sol I as the property' of Childs ,1 Nickerson under arid by virtue of a Tax fi fa isssurd from the Tax Collector of said coun ty for the taxes due on said lot of land for liie year 187 G. Terms of sale cash, purcha sers paying for titles. Jean N. GoonntiKAO, S.ieiiff Wayne County. May 7, 1877. S6-4w " GOOD ADVICE. Now is the time of year fur Pneu monia, Lung Fever, &o Every fartiiy should have a b it tie of Buschke's Geu man Syrup, Don’t allow for one mo ment that cough to take hold of your child, your family or yourself. Con sumption, A.st.iiiia, Pneumonia, Croup, Hemorrhages, and other fatal diseases may set in. Although it is true Ger man Sunn’ is curing thousands of these dreaded diseases, yet it is much better to have it at hand when three dose will cure you One B itlle will last your whole fami'y a winter anil keep you safe from danger. If you are con sumptive, do not rest until you have tried this remedy. Sample Bit ties 10 cents. Regular size 75 cents. Sold I>v your Druggist., Dr. lb. F. Lkstfr. I'OIMIMI’TIOY CIKED. An - old physician, retired from ac tive practice, having had placed in his hands by-an Hast India Missionary the for mula of a simple Vegetable remedy, for the speedy and permanent Cure of Consunultion, Bronchitis, Cat an h Asthma and all Throat and Lung Affections, also i Positive and Radical Cure for Nervous Debility and ner vous Complaints, after having thoroughly Tested its w.nderful curative powers in thousands of cases, feels it Viis duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated Oy this mative, and a conscientious desire to relieve hnmau suffering, he will send (free of charge) to all who desire it, this re ipt with full direction for successful using, wend by return mail by addressing with temp, naming this paper. DU. W. C. STEVENS, Monroe Block, Syracuse, New Yfuik. -idiniui.strater’s Dismission. Georoia —Wayne County. Whereas S R Harris, Administrator !nu the estate of John W. Harris sen, | deceased, applies to the undersigned for ; letters of 'ry from his adminis tratorship; therefore all persons con cerned are hereby required to show ! cause (if any they have) why said S. 1, : Harris, admb i-trat' r. as aforesaid on I the fi st Monday in June ncx', should j uot be discharged. Given under my hand and seal of j office, this February 28' h, 1877. R. 1! HOPP I ’. mar G -3m Ordioary W. ( Administrators Dismission. GEOlitHA—Wayne County. Court ol Ordinary in nod for said County, Ar*ril Term 1877. Whereas B'-nj-iniin H. Middleton, administrator. bonis non. on the es tate of Samuel H. Harris, late of said county, deceased,jltas filed his petition in terms of the law sotting forth that he has fully discharged his duties as such administrator and therefore prays that he be fully discharged; and it ap pearing upon exa'tii a'ion that said Ad min'stiator as su-ii lias fully discharg ed his duties and that no part of said estate remains in Irs hands nndinrib nted, &c. I* i* therefore ordered that all persons concerned both kindred and creditors show caue if any they can, ou or before 'lie first Monday in July next why the prayers of sail peti tioner should not he granted, and in default there f th t I. iters of dismission ba granted sail Administrator in terms of ttie law in such cases made and provide'! Witness my hand and Official signalU'C, this the 2nd day of April 1877. 11. B HOPPS. Oidinaiy W. C. b n Atlantic and Gulf Railroad CvEXSBA& SUPKKIMKNDKN'r’s OFFICE, I Atlantic and (iu If Hail road, fcnivrttimili, May 5, 1877. ) ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, May (>th f Passenger Trains on this Komi will run ns Hows: NIGHT EXPRESS. Leave Savannah daily at 1:00 P. M. Arrive at .Jesup ** 7:10 I’. M. Arrive at Buinbvidga “ 7:45 A. M. Arrive at Albauy “ 9:to A. M. Arrive at Live Oak “ 0:50 A, M. Arrive at Jacksonville “ 10:00 A. M. Arrive at Tallahassee “ 3:30 A. M. Leave Tnllahasseu ** 0:80 P. M. j Leave Jacksonville ** 0:00 P.M. Leave Live Oak •* t\:so P. M. Leave Albany “ 2:30 P.M. Leave Baiubiidge ■“ 4:oOP. M. ; Leave 1 Arrive at Savannah ** 8:30 A. >l. No change of cars between Savannah and I Albany. Passengois from Savannah tor 1 ullahas^-ce, • lJruiiswick, Darien and Macon take tbin train. 1 Passengers leaving Macon at 7:30 p. in. daily | connect at Jesup with this train tor Savan ! nah. Passengers leaving Macon at 7:30 a. m. I (daily exempt Sunday)connect at Jeaup with | this train tor Florida. Passengos from Florida by this train cou i nect at Jesup with the train arriving in Ma con at 5:20 p. m. tdii'y except Sunday) No change of cars between Montgomery i and Live Oak. Sleeping cars run through to and from I Montgomery and Live Oak on tnis tr. in. Connect at Albany with passenger trams | both ways on Southwestern Railroad to and i from EuiauLv, Montgomery, New Oilcans, etc, Mail steamer* leaves Bainbridg * lior Ap i i laehicola every Saturusy; lor Uoliuuuuh Thursday* anil Saturday iu nnings. Close conneOiion at Jacksonville daily, Sundays excepted, tor St. Augusliuo, Palal ka and Enterprise. Trains on I>. ami A. R. K. leave junction, going west, Monday, Vvovtuooday and Fri day at 11:11 a. in. lor Hriinswic Tuesday, Thursday and Sat urday at 4:40 p. m. ACCOMMODATION TUUNS EASTERN DIVISION. Leave Savannah [Sundays excepted] at 0:45 A. M . Airi\e at Mclntosh “ “ l);it)A. M. Arrive v.t Jesup *• *• 11:50 v - .M. Arrive at. Blackshenr “ “ 3:‘4 P M. Arrive at Dupont “ “ 7:OU f\ M. Leave Dupont “ “ S:W) P.M. Leave limekaliear “ *J:d5 I*. M. Leave Jesup “ *• 1*2:30 P. M. Leave Mclntosh “ 2:38 P. M Arrive atSa-'annah ** “ 5:15 P. M ACCOMMODATION train WESTERN DIVISION. Leave Dupont Sndy’s excepted, at 5:00 A..W. Arrive at Valdosta “ “ 7:00 A.M. Arrive at Quitman “ “ 0:00 A.M. Arrive, at Tliomasv lie “ “ ll:io.V.M. i-eave ThomuHVille 1 ‘ “ 1:15 P.AI. Dchvb Quitman “ “ : I'M. 1-eiiAe Valdosta • “ “ 4:40 I’M. Arrive at Dupont “ “. 6:46 I’.M. Way Freight train, with passu tiger accoin modnlious, leaves Stivattuah daily at. I*:4<* a, m. [Sunday’s excepted], arriving at Savan , uali 5:15 p, m. [Sundaya excepted), George 8. liaitnrH, General Ticket Agent. fi. S. HAINES, Genera 1 Superintendent Macon & Brunswick Railroad G ESr:li -1. Su.-KUUTI’.X HS.nFk Offick I Macon, Ga.. February 4m, 18 1 7 ) Oil and after Sunday, Fe'uuiuv 4th, 1877, pn-si riner trains on thin'" and will run ae follows: NIGHT I‘ABSF.NGr.It, [Daily. | Xjeave Macon 1 aid F. M. Aniv in Jesup 4:10 M. Heave Je.su p 4 SO A. M. Arriveiit Brunswick 7:05 A. M. Heave BrnnswicK 7:110 I’. M. Arrive at .leanp 111: 10 I*. ,H. H .ave Jesnp P_J 4a P M. Arrive at Mnoon 7:45 A, M. DAY FABBENGEU. [Sanduy excepted ] Heave Macon 7..10 A. M. Arrive st Jesnp **.llo F. M. Heave Jesnp 0:00 A. M Arrive at Macon . o 20 F. M. The night Pas-cnger Trsitt unit's eioge connection through 'o Lmitswiek Ferminditiu. JaC' funvi It', nod other oonits in Florili >y 'h i Oumhoiland IPiiite (ibo new line *') Florida), and at Macon for points Noth, East, West ami Northwest.. I’iisscngi rs for Isi utiswics and prints below I'sop, to avoid delay w i I take Night D isseng"! Traill The D*y I'asseuger Train mk< s oomipotion at Jesun wi’h he AdaOteA. ami Gulf Railroad fir Jacks uviile and other points in Florida. Palace sleeping Cara on Night, passenger train ACCOMMODATION TRAIN' IIKTWKKN C'iCIIKAN AND HAWKINsVJI-LE, [HONDA YH KXCKPTS.P. ) Have Cochran 10:0o P. M. Arrive at Humkinsvilio 10:2-5 P. M. Heave H iv'k iiiNvillo. 4'•4" 4- * v |- Arrive at Cochran 5:10 A. AH H'-avo Cochran 10:45 A. At. Arrive at Hawainsville H d’’^ Heave lluwaiasville 1 JO P. . j. Airivo at Cochran 2:001’. .and. Rasrengcis to find from Hwk nsvilie go tiy cither Night or Day Fas .rligri train, except Sunday. JOHN A GRANT, Gen. Sup'. \V. J. Jarvis, M itst. Tram*. PS / -i\ >• ;’*A \ ■'</jy| ® gp Ai* %*\ Sl* lof 'A= . vJ§ . Mih I Depot, 104 REkRE STREET, New York. 1 Wm C. Crawford, E. 17 Aov^ll CRAWFORD A LOVKLL, DKM.CRN IN HARDW A R E , _ Agricultural Implements, Meehanies’ Tools, Builtlers llimlwaiT*, TIN PLATK, NAILS, Giti.s, I’iGols, I’iW'le, JSlict atul Sporting Gooils, WOOD EX WAEE, 11ROOMS, ETC >|an iifactum's of Tin ivnre IV> Hroutxlitoii Sl„ SAN INN All. IV GOODS! 1 would respectfully ntinmuico to llih citizens of Jesup an 1 suirouniling country tlmt I have mt receive! n lull lino of DRY (1 O () I> S , all of the latest style*, Laities rn flint my stock complete to make se- eetions from. I have also a complete assortment of finjt-class Shoes, eomsisting of Ladies, Misses amt Childrens fine sowed Shoes and Slippers SI BN'S FINK BOXED TOKD AND l> 1j \I N SHt>K S. j Fill line of Crocl.eryand Tinware, Wood ware S.e. I have also a full ntsortm-nt of fresh Drugs and Family! Medicines. FRKSII garden seeds, &c I have returned permanently to Jesup, and offer my l’i'ofessi-.n il f or viees to our cilizjns. Calls a iswerod promptlv, day or night ■ Z. W. LITTLE, D. : Administrator's Dismission- G KORGIA—Wayne County lOm rt of Ordinary in and for suid Countv, April Term. 1 3 77. Whereas John R. Rutnnh, Adm'nit ' ttraor on tlm estate of William Flow | ers Into of said county doeeaved has fi!- { ed Ilia petition in terma of the law act | ting forth that he lint* fully discharged J l.is duties ns inch iidiiiinistrtnr and j therefore prava that ho to fully dis • charged; and it anpearing upon exumi | nation that said adminisfrulor as such j has fully di-cltarged his tlit'ie.*, nd j lint no ]mrt of said estate remains in j his hands undistributed A - . \ it i* ! tin refore ordered ilnit all persons con ! corned both kindred mid creditors show cause if any they ean, on or le t'ore the fust Monday in July next why t,|n* prayer of said petitioner should m t lie gran*cd an lin defattit thereof I.hat letters of di-m .ssion be grmdo 1 said .<1 ininistraton in t rm< of the lit'v in stioli cases mad • mid pmv. jil. V/it ii ss my hand amlOllki.l signature tilts the 2nd day of April, 1877. 11. 11. i!OFFS, Ordinary W. C. Ga, $ $ $ READ THIS. Only Oiie Dollar. For one dollar the Savannah Wi:i;k --j ~y News will be sell 1 , postago paid, |to any address for six months. It is one of the cheapest pipe’s published, , mi l is a welcome visitor fo the count img room, fireside or farm. It is a ! neatly printed f"Ut - page sheet, cotn- I pnetfy male up. mid contains the po litical and etirr. tit news of 'ho week ; a j e ii'prehensive summary of Die tle | orapiiic dispatches and local news, and j ; interesting sketches and stoiio. It j abo con l aiiis full reports of too mar- j 1 kc's. 't hus, those who have not the advantage of ad lily mail call get the news six months by paying one dollar i Uisjii-t tlm paper fr everybody in terest, cl in Georgia and Florida. It ! wi.l be we l invented, and will educate yotu children ami tinko (mine happy. Money for either paper can he sent by Dost Office order, registered litter orExi r.es, at publisher's risk. Ad-j dress . „ J- II ESI I EL, Savannah, Ga. LOOK MIIW Have just received a large stock of Saddles, lDv tingales, Saddle Cloths, Wagon Whips, Buggy I) : J)S, hie., Kto. rnriuiT 4* The largest Stock in this line ever offered in this , Marko which they arc determined to sell at the^very LOWEST GASH FRIGES, OR BARTER. Call and he made hippy. We sell Saddles from $3.50 lo jj; 12.50, Bridies from SI.OO to $1.50.* Hardware Guns, Pistols, Z All of which we are offering very low for Cash or Btrler. Come and See ff 1 WHALEY& JON JESUP. GEORGIA, Who arc constantly receiving by the Car Load, Direct from the West, by (lr v eu Line, CORN, BA-ON & FLOUR, Which arc Specialties with thtmv They Keep Constantly o'V fKin l a FiiliyttivC Comj[>lott> .Slo<:k o DRV GOODS, CLOTHING. HATS, CAPS, BOOTS,, SHOES, ETC., KTC.| IV, 1 It’ll I’IIEV AUE[JsEI.LING VERY LOW If Wit CAKIT OR BA'IITMS. G ANDGOFF'S 4 ‘lll AI)Y FOR USE” FLOOR A'V SAVANNAH FRICKS ALSO DEALERS IN Groceries, Hardware, Glasswao St Orockary. piir Broun itt attention give i to all Orders from a distia.CC No charge for dray age to til • depot. -jf'.'Si TWO IMPORTANT INVENTIONS •ij or INTBRDBT TO BVBRT ONXL la, a PIANO OR PARLOR ORGAN CHAIR, with an adjustable bocU,-mUo to anpport the b.Gc of the a tier 1.-umn" Driver !I" U'<> or.llnary po.ltlon for [.laylny, ao't I*7 „,t„U.l"arran k a-menl.whi.h K ifallharkw.r4 and .1 the .arm, time . downward mo, .ment, follow, hi. ■oth*. and .a,.port, him In ..IT po.itlon without lutcrferlni; lu tho lout with tho ftcc4om —>• of bill moTeinout*. Bt 94 aplatpor ** rockir or jjKDuSv ALBERT BEST &Cow rJESUP HOUSE. Career Broad andiCh.rry Street. Near tbe Depot, IFSFP . • VGOEKGIA Newly renovated and refurnished. Sntiefaction Oa.rnutort Polite Waiters will take vour Baggag* to and from the Hoiwe. Board s2.oo'per Day. Sinslo M0at0.53 3u‘.l. 4.'*.vt ers at reduced Kates BAR ATTACHM> p Proprietor.