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THE JESUP SENTINEL. T. P LITTLEFIELD, Editor and Proprietor. w KnM> iy, sf,ptf.hbkr;i9 ih JKWI'P ROYAL CHAPTER, N. XI Meets the first Saturday in each month at 3 o’clock, p. m. Companions in good stand ng ar aternally invited. E. F. Lester, M. E. H. F. JESI P LODGE, Xl>. 11X, F. Jt A. !H, Moots every Saturday in each month at 2} o'clock r. m. Members of the Order in good standing are fraternally invited. W. H. Whaley, W. M. LOCAL ITEMS. Jestip Lodge No 112, held their reg tu ar meeting on Saturday last and had •a large attendance. |- There is a plenty of Sweet Cider at fire cents a glass and fine Cigars at five cents each left at the Jcsup House Bar. Call and try them. What has become of the Morning 2fews ? It has failed to reach our sauc itum for some time. Wo dislike to be without so valuable a paper. The Greenville Advocate says Brig ham Young left less than a thousand wives and fourteen hundred fatherless children, and an estate valued at sixty five millions. So they canuot bo pen' milees, and probably better off to be ; fatherless. We refer the readers of the Sentinel to the advertisement of ,T. H. Estill in another column. We wuild advise all v4o>read and subscribe for tbo best Weakly in the State. {Last Monday was street working, but o*’y a few turned out. About twonty ae, the balance, had rather pay their fifty cents. We say all that haveu't ijpsid had batter come up and do so be 'forc court marshal day, as Mayor Wha ley will not be so lenient as heretofore, Tie is determined to have the cash or tc-ike yoa work whethor you want to or ot. Mupcrior Court. *or Superior Court was in session last week, lion. Judge Pate presiding. The bar was well represented, CM, J. D-Ruropli, G. M. T. Ware, S. It. Har ris, of Jcsup. Col. John C. Nichols, Simon W. Hitch, T. M. Hurt, of Black shear.. Cols. M. S. Mcrsbon, G. Symms, G.-W. . Mabry, C. P Goodyear, of Brunswick; Col. I) M. It oborts of Eastman; Rev. Dr. J. W. Farmer, of Hincsville, and Col. J. E. Sweat, of The Court adjourned on Saturday and all passed of quietly. So are few had a plenty of the corn juice but not sufficient for the corporation to make a raise. AVery Important Matter. JVe were informed yesterday by * merchant that that several pssonge had arrived in the city by the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad who *id ihsy asked no questiou at Jesup-or - elsewhere cs to where they came from, nor were they appr.osched by any quarantine officer. It is.,also staled that there arc present in the city sovoral parties from Fern andiua woli ure registered at the hotels ns from ether poiuls. This is a very important matter, and we feel it our solemn duty to call to it the attention of of our city authorities. Unless our quarantine regulations are rigidly enforced they are worse than useless. — SatssH'.nah News. We are under the impression that the .Savannah News and its tailing merchant had better "hold up” a little> for the liveliest man in our little town, at tbo,arrival of every train that is al lowed to carry paSscngets, is a gentle man who we understand is stationed hero as quarantine officer from Savan nah. We feel that it is due this gentle man to say that Savannah may rest easy with her interest in bis hands, as he is qp to Ilia duties and nothing es capes him that he can persistently pre vent. TO TEE CITIZEN OF JESUP- Iam Ur haste to explain myself to all of my customers, admiting nty wrong, which you all are aware of. I did not use the tools, towels, hair c! ths, powder, or anything connected with my first-class trade, and after I find that niy white friends will not tolerate any such, I will be sure to keep tlioir commandment in the future, and I will be glad to receivo them back again. I am yours truly, J. H. GRANT, Fikst-Clas* Baisheu. Fashion lias brought the slippers of our grandmothers from retirement in the garret ami placed them upon the feet of our wives, and now we can con fidently look for reform in the home ,circle. When button boots and lace gaiters wero in vogue, the children of • the present generation could nt bo got at With .celerity and facility. But now the mother of the family can uoslipper slipper, and slipper round the rear of _f.be f>rnggay,.jipon which the slipper will descend' .with ncatoss and di patch.” Asa regulator of the rising hopefuls, nothing has ever equaled the handings rf the flipper of our Look put y oungsters! Money wonld be plestier and tifqes would improve faster if the loafers infest o’qg tonwns and yillages.,cen suuiiog without producing, retire tp toe country sad tackle the earth for s livelihood’ It takes as much to sup port such characters as it does tbc bocoirt iu jtfstrms laborer. NOTES FKOMUAKDI. BY It. J. S. Corn crops are being gathered iu this vicinity. Quantities of sweet potatoes are be ing brought here for sale. Moro than can be disposed of. Mr. John U. Westberry and Miss Mary Joiner were married on Thurs day, the 13th instant. Mr. Martin Manning and Miss Isa bel Howard were joined in the bonds of matrimony on the 12th instant by tho Rev. J. A. Harper at his residence. A great many of us were in attend ance at Wayne Superior Court last week and was glad when it adjourned, tho weather being so warm. We were well pleased with Judge Pate. Rev. A. Clark, of Jesup, held divine service at Liverpool church Saturday night, Sunday morning and night. 110 has many friends in this section, and bad a good congregation in attendance each timo. Mr. W. W. Colquitt’s mill started up again last Monday moruiug, after having been shut down for one week for want of orders. Lumber orders aro scarce, and very low prices are offered for those that are sent out. There aro several schools in operation near hero at present. Tho teachers arc Miss Lu llaybon. llov. W. T. E. Butler, Mr. Varnndoo and Mr. Duffy. They all seem to have a fine attendance, and it is to bo hoped our people will continue to manifest as great an inter est in education as they now do. BLACKSHEAII NOTES. BY ZIP. Sugar cano in town at ten cents a stalk. Sir. A. P. Wade is getting ahou 1 the erection of his dwelling that ho has been so long speaking of. Watormeloncs aro still oonting in town, from two to s half dozen at a time and demands a fair price. Tho public bridge across tho Alapa ba river is heitig repaired, and is to be com-.tleled by tlie 15th of Ootobor noxt. Mr. Morris M, Cohen's family has just arrived in town, which ho has boon looking for so long. Call on Mr. A. N. Smith when you visit town nnd examine his stock of goods aud bo convinced that he oau suit you in any article you want. Richard Altman, near Patterson Sta tion, died at his residence on tho 12th int. Mr Altman has been afff'eted a long time and has suffered immensely. Mr. -I. M. Purdom, collcotor, in forms us that the tax books for 1877 is now opon. Persons concerned will do well to give this their attention aud be in timo. Stealing.— Some of the <l*rkiea lip in the Dickson & Byrd settlement h*a commenced tho game of eating beef on other people* exponso*. Camp-Meeting —Tho colored folks in this section of country will com mence a Gamp-meeting at Pine Grove on the 17th of October and to continue until the 22nd, embracing flvo days. The Primitivo Bp‘ist Asociation will commence on Friday before the fourth Sunday in October, at Big Creek cliurch in Pierce county. Wo predict a large turn'-out, as the majori ily we hoar talk are going to attend. La< Sunday at the public bridge near Shildb church, was baptized by Key. Renbin Crawford, Primitive Bap tiat, two members and by Rev. Aikin son, Missionary Captist, one. After baptism the largo crowd that had as sembled, seperated. Each one, after their faith, proceeded t > their rcspect iva churches, whore the Gospel was dis pensed with in the usul manner. One day last Week a middlo aged man from Wayeross, on routo for this place, on foot, was overtaken by dark and intoxication and failed to reach hi destination, lie stopped til the section houses, about one mile from hero and no doubt he was unconscious of his es istoucc when stopping, 110 was robbed that night, he says, of ono pistol valu' and at eighteen dollars, one pocket knifo and two dollar in money, that he bad when be left Waycross in the morning. He claims to be a residsnt of Liberty conn ty. We sympathize with the gentleman but can’t help him. AXetv Yorfr School Marin. A white individual who gives her name as Mrs. Watts aDd hailing from New York, or rather came to Bruns wick from that port on the Steamer, City of Dala", has been creating quite a sensation in our quiet little town. She says she is a baud—maidon of the Lord and that she has bocu out among the Indians trying to enlighten and chris tianize them, but it was the general 5 opinion of the passengers that she was j ibe emi-ary of a different spirit from 1 the oue she claimed to be. 11-port says that her principal amusement on 1 ship-biard was playing “hide and geek i with the waiters, of which report there ■ can be but little doubt,for immediately 1 upon her arrival in Jesup she hid her ! self away in a negro b larding bouse, whit- th; nir.itU’-d -alo’iii‘l by any ! but the negroes until about noon. At I Port Poyal she was seen to kiss a n„- | gro preacher. Wo have seen this in dividual, and must say that tho negro proacher must have been possessed of one of the most accommodating stom achs. She is cn route for Jacksonville, Fla., f or the r purpose of getting up a negro school. From our knowledge of Jack sonville,! we do not think that the good citizens of that place, either white or colored, will consider her as much of an acquisition. For fear they may not bo informed of her distinguished arrival, and consequently not receive that foitr tesy which Floridians know so t veil how to extend to such cattle, we make a note of it and would bo glad if the press gen erally wonld '“band her around.” Since writing the above wp jiavc been credibly informed that this spopi meo of humanity has determined not to go to Florida at present, but v ill take up her abode iu this place. She has al ready received licens to teach and is now engaged in making up a negro school. It rsally seems strange to us living in the South, that so many of this class coming from the North, with its cold and pure atmosphere, should bo so carried away with tho odor of tho negro, that they are almost invariably found getting up negro schools or hunt ing up negro husbands as soon as they arrive. Is this the kind of progress in civilization which they say they wish to teach us in the South? If so, we want none of it in our coffee. Wo boast of boiug a race that is pure in genera tion, and, as there aro plenty of negroes here well qualified to teach all tho ne gro schools, and onougn negro women to marry the negro men, wo can very well dispoice with all such people and had much rather tho people of the North would keep keep them “to hum.” Jf tbo people of the North cmiio down hero and occupy tho position of white people and observe tho difference, which an alwiso God has placed between them and the negro, then we arc willing to treat them with respect, but when they come here for the above purposes, we want nothing to do with them, and can only say that it is too true in their ease “that the dog has returned to his vomit and tho washed sow to her wallowing in tho mire.” Leg al Advertisemknts. jyQTIOE. ORDINARIES OFFICE, 1 Blackwikab, l’liutcn Count/, Gbobcha, Y September 18th. ]77. J On anil after this date, all Legal Ailvortis iug from this oflico will bo published in the Jissur Sentinel , A. J. STRICKLAND, Ordinary, P. C. Application lor Letters of Ad ministration. GEORGIA — Wayne Corarr. Whereas, John It. Johns, applied to the undersigned for Letters of Administration on the eslato or Jeremiah E. Johns, deceas ed, these are therefore to require all persons concerned lo file in my office, on or before the first Monday in November next, their objections, [if any they hare] to said ap pointment, otherwise Letters ol Adminis tration will he granted to tie applicant. Given under my hand and signa ture, this September Illh, 1877. It. li. IIOITS, Ordinary, W. C. GEORGIA—WAYRE County. IVuebeas, Willis Clary applies to the un dersigned for letters ol' Administration on the estate of Mac Carter, deceased ' ate of said county. These are, therefore, to cite and ad monish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to lie and appear at my affine within tho time prescribed by law, (indshmi cause (if any they can) why letters of Administration on (lie estate of said i deceased should no til .o issued to applicant, (liven under jny liana and.seal of office, this August Hint, 1878. It. B. Fom-s, Ordiimry. " .• GEORGIA, AY AY NIC COUNTY. Whereas, Wm. 11. A spin wall, of said State nd county, applies to the Ordinary fin - Lot ers of Administration on the estate of Allen A spin vail, deceased, late ot said county and State. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish, afi and singular, the kindred and creditors of Said deceased, la be and appear at my office, wilhin the time proscribed by law, and show cmine, if any they have, why letters of administration Oil the estate at said deceased, should not be issued to tlie a p lieant. * * Given under toy hand and official signa ture, this August Glli 1877. It. li. HOFFS, Ordinary W. C. GEORGIA— Wayne County. Wuebeas Lucy Brown applies to the undersigned for Letters of Adroinistra- | tiou, on tlm estate of Henry Brown, de- I cased, Ite ot said county. Ttiis is therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, lo show cause (if any they oan) on or "before the first Monday in October next. Otherwise. Letters of Administration will be issued to said applicant. Given under my hand and seal of office, this September 3rd, 1877. R. B. Hoops. Ordinary, W. C. Sheriff’s Sale, GEORGIA WAVNii County \y, .r, l,e sold before the Court House door in the town of Jesnp, of R*iA <4>nnty, between tlie legal hours of sale on tin- first Tuesday i,i October next, 1877: th following propor to-wit : One bund ed acres, mon:_ or less, oflaudbeiuga pail id lot No. -■' l in Ith Dist., originally Appling county, now Wayne, levied on ami sojii as tho property of John Walker, under Iby virtue of un execution tamed frory tiie -T u tic*; Court of the 1217 Dist-aifs.d i ••.‘.unty :n favor of A. Fraser, v. J >hu Walker. Levy made and returned to me l>y William Boutwel), levying 1217 Dist., G. M., of said I county' Terms of sale cash, purchaser pay ing for titles. t .John N Gooocr.in, Shetiif, Wayne County. 32-4-t GEORGIA -Wayne Op wry. Will bo soM boloiv the Court House door of said county in tho t own of Jcsup. wiiliiu tho legal hours of sale on tho first Tuesday in November next the following described property to-wit: One white colored ox called Dick, one dun cohered ox called Bright, one red colored o\ culled Tom and ono black spotted colored ox culled Harry; also one Iron axle timber cart levied on as the prop erty of W. W. Colquitt undnr and by virtue of and to satisfy a mortgage ti.Tu. issued from Wayne Suderior (Yurt in favotvofW. 11. Cuiry against said W. W. Colquitt, property described in said Mortgage fi fa and pointed out by Plaintiff in execution. Terms of sale cash, purchaser paying for titles. John N. Croon urea and. Sheriff Wayuo Couuty. August 30 1577. Citation for Resignation of Ad ministration. GEG RGI A— Wayne- County. To James F. King, Jr. and to all I aud singular tho next of kiu ofD. Loyd King, late of said county, deceased Whereas, Onarlca L. Schlatter, as Ad ministrator with the will anuexod on tho egtatp of IX Loid King, late of said county, hqs fecdcrcd his resignation of su'd trust on tho gfpppd of ahs. nee from couuty, old ago, feeble health and pressing business arrangements which prevents his giving such attcutioli to the estate’s business hs is required, and has prayed discarge front said appoint ment. and has tendered tho name of James F. King, Jr. as a fit and proper person, qualified aud willing to accept said trust. You arc therefore cited to he and appear at the Ordinary’s -Court for tV ayuo County,Georgia, at Jesup, on the first Moudny in October 1877, by 10 o’clock a. in , at my office at the Court llouso of said county to show cause (if any you can) why said peti tion should not be granted as prayed for. Given under my hand and seal of office ibis August 30;h. l'-77 R. B Hoops, Ordinal - * V. C. ifV "S* Wf! U 11 si. > m’ti non n B* Jjjvi Sj] 1 8 cy. If you eat;'t gpt gnln jit | gj n a 8 y°'i call !P I greuubackii. \S’u IIIIJUU.™ s '} i ! 1 '"■‘7 to ;'' d totako subscriptions tor tho best llustratod family publication in tho world. Any ono can become a succosslul agent. The most elegant works of art given ttro to subscribers. The price is so low that i.ilmost everybody subscribes. Due agent repot Ik nuking ovor $151) in a week. A iiuly agent reports taking over 400 subscribers in ton days. All who engage make money fast. You can devote till your time to the business, or only your spnro time. You need not bo away from homo over night. You can do it as well :u: others. Full partic ulars, directions and tonus free. Elegant and expensive oi)lUt free. If you want drofitablo work send us your nd truss at once. H costs nothing to try the business. No one who engages fails to make great pay. Address “Tho lAiuplo's Journal, ” i’oi tle'id, Maine. Cvyrjn not easily enrnod in thero ml I g time*, hut it can bo made in three months by any one of cither sex in any part of tho country who is wil ling to work steadily at the employment that we furni-h. a week in your own town. You need uot he away from homo ovor uight. Ypu can give your wholo time to tho work, or.only y< itr sparo moments. Wc ' havo agents who are making over B'dO per Jay All who engage at ouoccan make money fast. At the present timo money cannot he made so oasily and rapidly at auy .other busi ness. It costs uo! mg to try the. busi ness. Terms and $5 Outfit free. Ad dress at once, H llaixktt & Go,, Port land, Maiitie. . <: ,• FRoI'ESsiON Ab t:,\ltlS. C. TANARUS, LATIMER, M, D JESUP, GEORGIA. Tenders his professional seivic.es to tho citizens of Jesup nnd vicinity. Gan ho feu ,1 at the ollico Ln,i,etiy occupied l.y Dr. It. 13. Harris. uoyZtf Dll. ALLEN BROWN, BEN TUT, Blaoksiikar, - - Ghokoia. Is prepared to do all kind of Dental work in the most approved slyle. All orders; will meet with prompt all. tilien. I sen all the lute iinprovenieiits. Charges moderate and s lisfiiction guarantepd. ;un!l2-ly A. K COCHRANE, a rronXEY atta if, Rliickshenr, Pierce Count}', On. & it/ui&ty ATTORNEYS A T-L A W, BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA ROBERT J. SMITH, JISTIGKOFTIIi: I’KACE, ;i;j:tr<! WISTKIfT, UKOIUrIA .WIIJTS.I. K igttlar Court days; first Saturday in every month Office. Garpi, - Ga. Call At E, WEISS’, CHEAP CASH STORE Ami examine his large ami Assorted stock of UEiXKK A L AIEKCII.V A DISK. Tlie cheapest stock ever offered in Jesup. Come, every body, and examino my new stock. I lmv just received my Fall and Winter purchases of Cry Quods, Groceries, Hats, Roots and Shoes. CALICOES AM) HOMESPUNS Made a speciality at the very lowest (BASLEI LPHUKBISS. As I wilt not be undersold, the Emiles Especially, urc invited to give me a ca 1, L. WEISS, Ilroail Street, ln. ' AC * WIIOLKSAI.U DEALERS \^ dry goods, notions, ROOTS AND SHOES, IIATS, GENT’ FEIUISIIIXO GOODS, ETC, 13*3 Congress street, CIA. A. ./. Mil I Eft & CO. -WHOLESALE S RETAIL - FURNITURE DEALERS, 150 &. lit* Jlronwliton street, SAVANNAH, GEOItGIA. Bed Room Sets, Parlor Set3, Bureaus, Wash-Stands, Bed steads. Chairs, Children’s Carriages. Country orders promptly tilled at lowest pries, MO ft MX G EE H'S PRIZE STORIES Tie Weekly 'loots - OF— WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER lOili, Will contain Ihe tirnt clniptci'H otnn intensely inloiciiling uml woJP written alory tl3 e EMMy. 11Y S. G. 111 DhYKR, JR., Of CulLbcrt,. On, wliinirwns awarded U o First l’i izc of (Die II nil (I red l)|i||i|rs, <>n, n ,i lor flic host nuny founded on ineidents of.the, late war. Tlic Weekly Ncwh, in iiiMitimi to tlin ‘(. HK'I'IiTMtAL and UTKKAUi Dotn.ru in recently inlioiliiciil,,n,Ull mniiilniici its ill Ijp olive friitm-BH iih.ii uieiliiim for HDUe, I’o illleal ami Ueneral Ne wksL ".nd ev ny r her t will be devoted to making itfa eomjnv dieusivo medium of information for tlm pcopl ! ].; Market Reports are complete ami n liable. JMUCKS. Weekly N ti moiitiiH $1.00; 1 year $2 (Hi; pasture jffee. i Daily, li months $5.00; I year $10.00; postage free. Remittances can bo made! by Post Ollieo (inter, Registered Lcttor, or Express, at my isk. Letters should bo addressed: J H. ESTILL, Savannah, Ga. SO TO [PUKPSLILS CIIKAP CASH STORK Ami.see I;is jvomlerfully rlicap . Bttyjjk, colisistimc of Dry (lorls,, (/'lutliiii r, RiJiciH Mens’and (’liildrens Hats. BOOTS and SHOES Of every description, willia full Line of GROCERIES, CORN, FLOUR, ETC., Direct from tlie Wes*. “A DECIDED ADVANCE.’ J't h. ■*’ AV/rW, Amir. l/u. hair. ■'.VXL.32COX V| * onsl * " * XTIS W AUTOMATIC SILENT SEWINC MACHiNF. Av/rr'i"! tlie f/r/i.’id ‘‘(i'.ifi Medal of Proi r- • *>? tho Ai'ii-iran luiUtutc, Nov , lK7r>, find the “ Hcott 1/ ■ Modal," the Franklin InnUtutc, Oct., Ho other Bowing Machine In tho World has an “AUTOMATIC TEN SION," or any other of the charac teristic features of this machine. Corrc-ixymleac* and Investigation invited, i , VVillcox & (jiUhn N. M. Cos., fC'n Bond Bt.) C t'M New Y ttra, a MURDER 9^ J* B t t mne'.n Mm with ihi* WEL.- > b'H H. \ 1 $25 Per Say . , 'W 'I any r.i t*. uA i.t the rmUt of M f- • tpor i.v 7- n*r* j >of Caat J mrui v *rr)■ t ■ ■ 1 j * ] i-ttf'A In .|ni'k*<-r I. IW. ' -'•! I j #r *•• mrA or-* . m, * i ii .! (jomay ny.! & for *!’’ 1 * ’ ' r i ' <*.<■’ n*n"t • rt\At- - ‘ .1 "f- ,-v’ .-| V- t- /*-. A<iurva 2 x 1876, BUTLER’S 18 \ THE OLDEST AND BEST Shoe Emporium IN THE SOUTHERN COUNT 133 CONG3ESS STREET, OITQSIT3 PULASKI HOUSL, 5.7 ): ± A l'j // CEO ftGIA. 1 raving roe. oivod one of tin' Zar/jcsl ami E/urs/ Slocks < Roofs and Slices for Lauies, (ionls, ami Children’s wear evt’j brought to this market, is prepared to ofllbr the same at juL r to suit fho times and C//(’(fpcr l/utn the (7/capest. Call and examine sloe A and be cony meed Mai Bitter's is the place to My your SHOES. y ■’ ■ . ■]: •L" r l-y v A ; |v, w, ;■.■ _- -- tvs VK -''’ v Y''v'-. i VA I- / - E BA SLE H. (Sued’ rv !,) : . 7 iber Antony Rasler) w & n ti w n TE1 1 : ...... 43b LIT, A t tlu: Old * !;i ! r\ f D |n. •:;■ the ' 1 ai !, - DEALER IN— Brandies, Whis’ v., bovc, AIo, and All Other Liqnarrt m •.ii’.io:, i.ii "■ ; ald of ,myov, n impoutanion. t-A. V...'-7 . > ■ - ii.%4.1^1 ' T c ■ V " ;v . ' 1577- E HET "n T ,IVS .! |lsl rctnrnod from Nc\v' York will* eltoii.rc :;loek of Mms, f>oys, trad C/iildrcns ctol// , HATS, '1 :tI!NKM, i/.V RKELTiA'!, AMD FURNISH INO GOG I And liar is Pc■ thr -:!nreol DEWITT A. MOAOAN, No. J(\>iij!TOf.i Hire'f, WHICH ha* been filtod up fer ”. f•at < Lt-n Roiid’, Storo and i:) feiiu to I! lit [mice- lo suit the timos. To his f I k’li bo has ad/le.l (DIBIiriLIDI' - ■ . ■ 1 : WHICH wili l;C icivin;' <>f much (rouble to |lrtllJ I. .1 ::Py j getting heal li amid !:•!' ’ I \l< • ;, i ’[ f*l ’orter ) I dth t!i; and • 'try v ■' /ah.. ill ||(.|Ko to see bin M ' i..i • • * i-ioiion ■I * new pin.;, of busim-s • * all v\ liu wi-li to bo well huitocl will ploaHC ct!l at No- 15 ) G •- DljW/TT & MUnGAAX S ()lA> STAXI>, /v.l J \SK.\H, OA M/l /UA a/■ ' />A s'A- 7'// 0 A, K. WIT SON (■nr. fftn/ Hinl hi •nhjoiiii < .* 'nr!. , 8A VANNMf, ----- <mono/A G/mntAGGEs, vvwrx-., PLANTATIOM P/7’;o m t Mb ‘ • CANOPY TOPS ana ft. HARNESS, AVJlil'S, Olbill ib’S, A N !1 l!l (it. V' A. AVAt.ON ,71' T* -:|A am, A'r r id) t ( A1..;; |.El’AllllNti l i fit”. tlir time*. Acidic•: A. K. W'w-\ Con. Rvt asii M Savannah, Ga. 2 Kin. WsiV^- DFALK IN CloMiny, > and '/Jo.- 10! t a 4inwr*Nf ►!. ! SAVANN and; lf ft 4 **■ ;.: V E . '’-A, - WITH '/•AS L /JECkti'/J, 'Provision 3?ou!cr ar J (jnml fiommissionMcrclihi,., 1., An.! |lariiCtS{|i, > \ SAVAN\ T ,\II <IA "f (|7 )| [Tfjp Af t] i[ ‘['J if.; . WHOLESALE m RETAiL DEUGGiS 1 & SEED DEALFI', iHO Couf.i tri 'd, SAVANNAH, K A i 1 ,i ii ri nt,|\ obiiidlii new T>UI'(J Htor * juni l.v c pli.M: iirc t.t e.iiliiih', the- attfuG ut f : | ' 1 1) 1 * ! a th I’rc.st .uhHG m , , ei* “f ‘Jh'.'tgj and Chemicals y '}>■ >AiVi, CRM E MS, HAIR &T0()T 1 f ".Ei’sm-M, I’KKFI.'MERY, LAMPS, AND LAM I' GOODS. AV Ai. 11,A,N TED G Alii)KN SEE 1 ! S, 1 inn n.iil.'ing a SI’EOIA Lf I V . ■fr ;;V it 11:0 : tbo *; -mraHy. < p/ntifiy i<lor.s KulniiitH ti l,i < it win i.n’i \v prompt attoiitioii at ,;t prices : i'Ji ii.vi- '• All <! iCS3 J. 'j' SliLßi JUNE, ]. 0 Oongremi Street, , AVa nNAH, GA. *v\ wocd /.y A I f, . fii h A* r, . j .’vOillitOOlv. Xn'yjk A’ 1 - ‘-*i ‘ '\ > 'Ur ay il Ii t* ’t l y’.-j StTn T.rl Oucuu.-Ljcr and (in.flon *3 si.i * u ltii:H K rt old tunl ’.tew itt* l i..i*< LbciiiUes frn-wTly fncTFuicd; p*•• k i s*l D t Rx rrtae ! ificiA syAliL *nt*n in t<wif t • tLirl*fp*isxßii iUon.f.'in an ; '4 pi •• UHor&<-i 4 (l fo. it:l..jAj , M*ih i-Icea and |a f C. 0. Bt.ATCHLfY, Mamirr, [3 • j T!,eBAO pill|H C 4: