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THE JESUP SESTINEL t. c. i.itti.r.Fi Editor and l^oprietor. 0/i 'in the Jenitp i/ F.ye, Jruntin/j on Lheinj Street, tiro doorsfron i lirowl St. \V'.l\F.*>t> tv, ,UM Vf "2, I*7* BLACKSHEAK NOTES. uy zir. Seasons— Copious showers liave recently visited our town, which t-'ives joy to the late crops. Open Cotton.— Mr. B. D. Brant h) has the first open cotton that wo have seen this season. From Waycross.— One of the Waycross fair jewels paid our town a visit last week. Tobacco.— Mrs. Dueling, near Fchlatlerville, has gone in the Tobacco raising and is likely to be successful in her efforts. Departure Rev- Wm. M H.yes i iforms us that ho is going to move to Darien. Wo regret that Mr. Ilaycs is not content to stay with us. ? Delegates—Tho following named gentleman was scut from Pierce to rep resent us in tho Agricultural Conven tion: Dr. Andrew M. Moore, B. D. Brantley and C. If, Smith. Stolen Mrs. B. E. Darling lost all her dry peaches a few nights ago by some b<w down scoundrel that must to have known where and how they wore secreted. Rattle Snake —A large rattle snake was killed a few days ago wilhiu about thirty feet of the storo homo door of Messrs. Dickson & Byrd. The make was said to bo very large. Mnrried —At the residence of tho biides father, in Wayne county, on the ] 4th instant, by Mr, John Strickland; Miss Lilha Herrin, of Wayne, arid Mr. Colquitt Davis, of PCrcc. Murder- —IkoTaylor assaulted Ed ward Grey, (both colored) tcnr Pat tcrsjn Station, aud relieved him of his troubles on this earth at n singlo stroke with uis kuifo. The assailant is yet at large, Job Printing- Send your job printing to the Sentinel nflioo or the Amateur job office Blaoksbear, where salisf-iction will be guaranteed at either rffico at reduced rates. Send us a trial order and patronize home industry. Inquest. —There was an inquest held over the person of Ed. Gray, mur dered near Patterson, and the verdict of the jury was that ho came to his death from llio wound rcceivoel front Iko Taylor, Accident —The passenger train going west on the 14th instant, did not arrive here until about 8 o’clock a. in , being nbrut eight hours delayed by run ning off the trick near tho 73 mile post. There was uo damage dono to cither persons ot property. False Accusation —The crime that dames M. Sweat was accused of some time hack in our department was ot first misrepresented to us, and conse quently we are called upon to correct tho error, which wo take pleasure in doing. The second report to u, is that James M. Sweat did notemimit the offuoco charged t> him. That it was out of malice existing between him and the fnuily that tho report got out, and, furthermore, him and Miss Goodwin aro not cousins, and that he has never de serted his home at all. MTKS PKOM (i IKDJ. nv u. j. s. K. 11. Strickland's infant child died the early part of last week and was buried near Littlo Creek. II gs have died up o with tho cholera that farmers are at a loss what to do with their pea and potato fields after their crops are fathered, as there will bo no hogs to t:ko the run of the ields. Save what is unavoidab’y left. It is rumored that we arc to have a gri-t mill put up here at an early day, Get it come as it is badly needed. Peaches aod watermelons came in to maiket last]week, also some sweet po tatoes. Had a very heavy rain on last Tues day. and a considerable wind and an other heavy rain on Thursday. There was a very heavy hail storm in the J.ittle Creek neighborhood that in jured the errps considerably. We are busy down this way planting tall and wiuter gardens io turnips, col lards, calbages, etc. . _ John Hyde, tho Russian that shot himself a short time ag", has recovered. The potatoes and lice have been 'greatly b ntfi to I by the rains. Rice j looked at ore time as if it was ruine’, but the rains have brought it out. Tut potato crop bids fair to he a largo one. A tran p passing through Penniir.au’s turpentine farm, last Saturday was a we< k ago, put fire in the woods, which raged until put out by Tuesday’s rain, lie ought to go to the Dade county coal mines, or to one of the rice islands on the coast, for a year or so. Don’t Put the Poor Working Man Down! This is the title of the greatest motto song ever published in America. Writ ten and composed by Hobby Newcomb Will be sung in almost every theatre iu the land. Price 35 cents per copy. If Von cannot get it from yons regular tiows dcl> r, send to the Publisher, F. )V. Hclmiek, No. 50 West 4th St., 'Cincinnati, Oh. ENIGMA. More Beer Score Clerk G.t My My His To Trust Pay Sent I I Must Has Am If I Brewer How So Ami The PRICE "CURRENT. CCWiKCTIiU WEEKLY IIY WHALEY & SOW. —(■•) — COFFEE—S His $1 no bUGAK Extra (!., 7 lbs 1 (Ml Grown, S lbs 1 00 LARD—7 His ... i 00 BACON-Smoked 10 je White 04c Shoulders 8 An HAMS 15c CORN —White, sacked 850 “ bulk 8( )<* OATS 70e HAY per ewt 1 40 HUNCH YARN 1 10 PRINTS r,(„) Sc CHECKS AM) HOMESPUN— B<v, lo 8. It. FLOUR 11 50 SALT— per sack 1 25 m Great chance to make mon ey. If you can’t get gold you eon g<t greenbacks. Wo B neod a person in every town to take subscriptions for the best illustrated family publication in tho world. Any one cuu become a successful agent. The most elegant works of art given free to subscribers. The price is so low that almost, everybody subscribes. One agent repoits nuking over SISOin a week. A iady agent reports taking over 400 subscribers in ten days. All who engage make money fast. Von enn devote all your time to the business, or only yeur spare time. You need not be away from home over night. You cun do it as well as others. Full partic ulars, directions and terms free. Elegant and expensive outfit free If you want profitable work send ns your address at once. It costs nothing to try the business. No one who engagi s fails to make great pay. Address "The People’s Journal,” Portland, Maine. THE MILLER BROS, CUTLERY COI. AND U. S. STEEL SHEAR CO., (tavavuiUTKii), iIANI'KACTCIIKBS OF Patent Pocket Cutlery, AM) SOLID CAST STEEL IVITiiAI&S AND S(BI?SX)M. TUT. ONLY MANVr.VC TANARUS( liKRS OF SOLID CAST STEEL SHEARS & SCISSORS IN THE UNITED STATES THE ONLY MANUFACTURERS IN THE WORLD OF POCKET CUTLERY, WITH Covering Secured by Screws. NON F. lil'T Till'. REST English Docket Cutlery Steel Used, and every Knife and Pair of Scissors \Y.\UU ANTED. Th<* tcm|H'r and cutting ipm'ities of both Kr.ivcs aril St ipsora ar> carefully tested. (inl rare i* taken to maintain and increase the we 11-cartied reputation which this Company have at tained, a?* The Leading American Cutlers. In hatraotty with tlie verdict t>f customer*. th° Centennial K\ptH;i>n au.mlint Medal* and Diplom at. Ir the greatest excellence in qualLy and iFlush o* these gwxls. The Miller Bros. Cutierv Cos. WEST MERIDEN, CONN. -.-.a B lV;st in tlio World. IILATCHLEY’S 1 Horiiontal Ice-Cream Freezer. ■ <TINU.K\'S FATKVT.) R . ryt ’ d<v*ed head will wvt> ice enough tn one sea son to pay for the machin. The tub require* but one filling to free*#. Si***, to 4( quart* When in tv>wn to the Bi£ Kiidbltlen. come and see os, or send foe descriptive ctrvuLir and price-list. Very liberal arrangements tivvie with the trade. The machine# can also be *e*n at the Centennial Kxlilb.. Acrt- H cull! Hall, Cor. .Males * Jt N, Column U tter ■ O. No. 10. ■ • CG. BLATCHLEY, Hinufr, 31 506 O atm-iMRUT, Phila nt'xm ta. (in Tn Ui i y PoppelTs CHEAP CASH STORE And see his wonderfully cheap stoek, consisting of Dry Goods, Clothing, Ladies, Mens’ and Childrens Hats. BOOTS and S H (I Of with a full Line of GROCERIES, CORN, FLOUR, ETC., Direct from the WesC llimij 8 1 HihlE BROAD STREET, JESUP, GA„ Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment of goods usual ly kept in a Drug Store, such as DRUGS, MEDICINES* PATENT MEDIGINES, OILS, PAINTS* FRESH GARDEN SEED, ETC. I can always be found at the Drug Stove, except when ab sent on Professional dutv, where Medical advice can be ob tained. *F. LESTER, M. D. p*'—THE NEW-'^| r^mco SewincMachinE I \S Mfm'LJ'tt Simplest & Best. <v —Agf/vts Wanted — N0.177 W.4 t . h St 1 N C IN NAT I, O. M GEORGIA, IVAVNE COUNTY. Where vs, Vm. H. Aspinwnl l , of said State nnd em.iitv, applies to the Ordinary for Let ters of Administration o i the estate of Allen Aspinwnll. deceased, lile of said count' nnd State. These arc, therefore to cite anti admonish, all and singular, the kindle 1 and creditors of said deceased, to bo and appear at my office, within the ime prescribed by law. and show cause, if any they have, why letters of administration on the estate of said deceased, should uot be issued to the applicant. Given under my hand and official signa ture, this August Uth 1877. lb B. HOPPS, Ordinary IV. C. //( IMESTEA l> XO TICE. George W. Barnard has applied for ex : e-option of personalty, and setting apart | and valuation of homestead, nnd I will pass I upon the same at 10 o'clock on the 30th day ' of August, 18*77, at uiy office, in Jesup, Ga., Wayne county. R. it. HOPI’S, Ordinary IV. C. [RE-ADVEKTESED. ] GEORGIA, WAYNE COUNTY— Will be sold before the Court House door in the town of Jesup, of said county, be tween the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in September next. 1577. tho fol lowing property, to-wit : Seven acres of land with improvements thereon, situated, lying and being in the town of Jesup and on the north side of the M. t B. Ib lb, levied on and sold as the property f James Houston, (colored) to satisfy two executions issued from the Justice Court of ihe 1255 Bis trie t. G. M., of said county, in favor of Jacob R. Roberson, vs. Janies Houston. Sold to satisfy said execution for the pur chase money of said lands. Property pointed out by Jacob lb Roberson. Plaintiff in execution. Terms of sale, cash,, pnr ■ chaser paying f r titles. Levy made and * returned to me by Leonard George, levying constable 12-Vi district of said county, this * 1 IT 59T IL l s 7ti- JOHN N. GOOPBRF.AB, I Sheriff, W. C. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. . . roll & ATTORNEYS AT-LAW, BRUNSWICK, - - GEORGIA. A. E. COCHRANE, attorney atta w, Blaekshear, Pierce County, Ga. TTfTlester, m. 57 .jESUP\GEORGIA. 1 LL CALLS WILL BE PROMPTLY AT tended. Those on the Railroad by first train. Charges moderate. Office at Lester’s Drug Store. ltf C. T. LATIMER, ~M. D JESUP, GEORGIA. Tenders his professional services to the citizens of Jesup and vicinity. Can bo found at the office formerly occupied by Dr. li. B. Harris. novitf Ull. ALLEN BROWNj DENTIST, Blackshkar, - - Georgia. Is prepared to do’all kind of Dental work in tho most approved style. All orders will meet with prompt attention. Uses ad the late improvements. Charges moderate and s tisfucticu guaranteed. ;an22-ly The Attention of Farmers Is Called to Ottr AMERICAN MAMMOTH RYE; Or Diamond Wheat, For Fall or Spring Sowing. A \r Variety, Entirely Distinct from Hie ( uiiiiiKin Stye or any other Grain ever I Introduced, It. was first found growing wild on the Humbolt river, Nevada; since which time it has been successfully cultivated wherever tried. It yields from sixty to eighty bush els to the acre. Mr. A. ,t. Dnfur, United States’Centennial Commissioner from Ore gon, asserts that he has known it to yield eighty--seven and a half bushels to the acre. It was awarded the highest and only premi um at the United States Centennial Exposi tion, and pronounced the finest and only grain oi its kind on exhibition. It has been grown as a Fall and Sng grain with equal success. Single n measuring one-half inch in length, and the average close to that. Price per pa uage 25 cents; Five pack ages Si.(Ml; One dozen uaekages $2.00. Sent post paid by mail. ON a iANTED EVERYWHERE TO INTRODUCE ■this WHEAT. —Wejnre in no way connected with any other seed,house in Cleaveland or Chattanooga. Alloruers, letters, etc., should be plainly ad dressed thus S. Y, HAINES & CO., Clcaveland, Bradley County, Tenn.l branch house, Sweetwater, Monroe County Tenn. saniiilm sent I-’ree oil reeeiirt of n Three eent sit amp. PILES. THE ONLY SURE KNOWN CURE r- CJ Ai ndlers p i % % m . Thousands of Cases Elictually Cured by this W o N I) K R F U L 11 K i>l ED V PILES. HEMORRHOIDS PILON. Many causi,s tend lo produce this painful and distressing state. The blood is retarded in its return; the too frequent use of grastic purgatives tends lo produce, congestion of the bowels, tor pul action of the liver, "and numerous other causes are the source of this com plaint, and hitherto nothing effectual has been presented to the public,which ironld rapidly alleviate symtoms and ultimate ly prove, an effective cure. In PIEOX ice have a remedy which not only acts al most instantly, but will remove the lar gest tumors of the parts (Tiles) by ab sorption, and many who have received not only benefit, but have been radically cured, have hern- assured (prior to using this treatment) by eminent surgeons that the. only relief they ever could expect in life, u ould he by an operation, and re moving it or them from the body by a procedure which necessitated the knife. This remedy has [been hailed with de light, and is now prescribed by many practising physicians, who are cogni zant of its merits, as the only kmown sure cure for TILES. Trice, Fifty cents per package, or six for $2.50. Scut b}' mail on receipt price. Sold by all Druggists and dealirs in ! medicine throughout the wo-ld. rBErARED SOLELY BY DR. CHANDLER 1479 Broadway New York, Where orders can be addressed. It is of great interest to you. Therefore, Read this. BELOW ive publish a number of letters, fer which we request a careful perusal. Manv people have been taken in by glaring advertisements, so tha> it is often very difficult to convince them of the truth. But lam determined to' be known all over this country as a strictly honorable business man, and hav adopted this method to convince everybody. A postal card of inquiry will* determine their genuineness. Certainly with such proofs as these, who dare still doubt our integrity? We are proud of possessing these letters, and we publish bnt a small portion of those we have, and with considerable pride we assert that there is not another Dry Goods House in this couutry which can produce such a number of bona fide recommendations. iivu tiisiiii PROPRIETOR OF THE CHEAP DRY GOODS HOUSE, 100 BROUGHTON STREET, SAVANNAH, GA. IVattkenah, Fla., June 7th, 1877. I received the goods von sent me and am well pleased with them. They cost just about half what goods of the same kii.d are selling for here. I intend in the future to do my trading with you. MBs, 11. H. HOWREN. Soaeboro, Ga.. April 28th, 1877. The articles came dn'v to hand, and I can assure you they gave full satisfaction. Yon. could not have pleased an\ hetler. I showed the articles to a great many ot my friends, and they were astonished at my getting such articles. Mrs. Hailey regrets not sending to you. " The articles she got from , in Augusta, are inferior in ever, respect. Mbs. E. JOHNSON. Madison, Fla., June 23d, 1877. I received niv poods to-day. and am more than pleased with them. They are far beyond my expectations. I will give you all my custom, and do all I can for von with ethers. Mbs. A. Z. HANKINS. Bay View, Fla., June 23d, 1877. The goods Ordered came to hand, nnd find them very good for the price. It. BOOTH.. Eastman, Ga., May ‘29th, 1877. The goods sent me were received in good order; was very much pleased with them. The patterns selected were just what was v anted; could not have suited myself berter- Shall send another order. Mbs. W. S. DeGROA F, Providence, Fla., May 24, 18<7. I received the goods you sent all right; was very much pleased with them. Mbs. M. E. HOLT.OWAY. Fbedebica, Ga., May 30th, 1877. I received the goods ordered; they give entire satisfaction. „. TTTT , Miss BALLIiL hi L V JvN S. Welbobn. Fla., June 4tk, 1877. I have been much pleased with your selections, and accept my tbanks for your prompt attention. „ Mrs. MARY J. McLEItAN. Ellaville, Ila., Jnne Btli, io<7. I received a bill of goods from you last week and am pleased with them. ~ Mrs. H T. KENNON. St. Simon’s Ga., June sili, 1877. I received package ordered per steamer Reliance, nil giving general satisfaction. _ >VM. J. "AY. Mei.lonvii.le, Fla., June 2Gth, 1877. I was much pleased with the goods you sent me, and think them very cheap. 1 Mbs. Mary F. LEFFLER. Mount Vernon, Ga , June 221, 1877. I have received ihe goods; am vew much pleased. Mrs. Mary A- Smith. Morrison’s Mills, Fla., May 29th, 1877. The goods sent fir have arrived in good order, and give satisfaction b >th as to quality and quantity. „ F. M MoMkekin., 1 1 Midway, Fla., May 14, 1877. Goods received and give perfect satisfaction. Thomas E James. Eastman. Ga., November JOtli, 18/b. I find von so reliable that I shall eeud you ail the trade l can. I tun well pleased with the goods received. Arthur Walker. take PARTICULAR NOTICE OF THE FOLLOWING: We will send samples l* any one who will write us for them, with prices at tached, provided a three cents postage stamp is enclosed and every article mentioned which parties de ire, and can be sampled. , 1. Remember that samples only give an idea of wbat are, but do no give the article full justice. 2. Do not have any hesitancy in ordering the goods yon want, for we guar antee every article to come up to sample, and if unsatisfactory, it can be returned t iis at our expense and we will refund the money. 3 Should any article turn ont unsatisfactory, which might occur through n oversight or otherwise, do not prejudge us of having done so intentionally, but give us the benefit of the doubt, and before returning it, write us your com plaint. so that, if possible, we might arrange matters satisfactorily, without the trouble and expense oi returning. 4. Calicoes we cannot always match in the paltern, as we sell large qnnnt les of -mods and it is impossible to keep every p"ern for any length of tin . Such and similar goods we guarantee to fill, by giving the same quality, and as near the pattern as possible. .. ... 5. We ask as a favor, that parties ordering good*, be very particular i writing their name and shipping point in plain letters, to avoid mistakes, alsp to make fheir order as definite as possible, especially on articles, of wMi ** cannot be sent, we would ask to give us a limit in the price, to cnnt'le form a nrnprr idea of what the article is to be G Whenever it is possible, we prefer the money to accompany j® ° 1 we will s' nd the -roods C. O I>. (cash on delivery) by Express, and if requested, wc will instruct the agent to openj the packagj for examination, before paying do not sell on credit, nnder any consideration- If previously arranged, we will take a cotton factors acceptance in payment. 8 Do not order any goods nnless yon have the money ready to pay tor . 9 We prepay the freight on all orders amounting to twenty dollars or over. ™; is tI!A4 1,e.l w‘. c do, for . •'*- I-” 'if/JZ cood at Wholesale Prices) that we cannot do better. W e a-lmtt, there are houses who pay freight on ten dollars worth of goods, but common Jeac .es plainly, .bat' Their profit must be larger than ours, or else they could not afford io do it and therefore in such eases, the P*rty ordering .be goods of such a bouse pays the freight after all—ONL\ INDIRECTLY. , We" ha vo- endeavored to be as boms, and candid in our guage at our command can do it, and if this fads to convmcc, we do not know " ''We'hoid ourselves legally responsible to carrv out the above amrtiou and cnnsiJer this a binding contract, entered upon bvus tec y * affirm it herewith by our signature. ) er J espec J, Band feisUeiD; NO. 100 BROUGHTON STREET, SAVANNAH, GA.. mornirTvn of TTI E CIITv A P DTI Y GOODS HOUSE.