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THE JKSL? SENTINEL
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hkiivmi'. <-•■ i•>>• an. *‘>3l
General News.
'j’ho Gold mines in North Georgia j
are wore rummer alive now than they J
Lave evor been.
I,l*l. week two girls fought a due. 1
tieii Ghent, Carroll comity, Kv, in
which one was hilled. The <juam-l was
about beau. Knives and |>i>,tola wore
the w< spoils and the kuivea oid the
work,
There is just on* tiling about it. The
Indy who insists on carrying a good
portion of her dross iu her hand has
gotlo keep her chocs tied up, or lot ev
erybody know sbe left home in a hurry.
We know of several who never wear
shoes wheu they go nut. They put on a
pair of lot fc slippers and lake the lowe
part of their druse skirts in their hands
nod lift theui high enough ..<> let peoplo
know their hosiery aro cicun no 1 to
show their pretty ankles.
lion. A. IT. Stevens in now a* lively
as a fiddles!ring.jand nearly as fat.
Hub Tondlrs arid Mariana Noodles,
nf Muscogee county, cturried thu other
day.
Elijah Glass, of Clayfnn eonnty, got
a verdict for sl,f>oo a .minat tho Central
railway for being put o.T one train, aid
knocked the tiaek l>v another train
•>n tlie Kamo road.
Tho ColuuihuH r learn? that
many eitiz'iis of Ear'v oounty have died
from an unknown disease, it in repre
sented ns similar (o yellow fever mid
equally ns dangerous.
From *ll acomjnts it can gather, the
Thomasvillo Enterprise onys tlio enter
pillars will sweep tho field* in that
oourdy in a vvoelr or ttvo, and destroy
the lop cotton crop.
'J’ho Quitman liejwrter ives nn no
count of u while woman l>v fho name of
Williams who lias been living with :i
negro for sou'C time in a swamp.
We learn from ,' lin Quitman /?<’ -n
--ter that 11. M. clntorh, of tho Quit
man Free. J i w ill soon tnko charge
of tho Albany J. .a . , and that A.
P. l’< rliftir, ( f Qiiitii'.no. will take charge
of tho <’•’/ '■ /'v .V SueeesH to you.
gentlemen.
T'nde eonnty ha* only one pool
office. Ibid at Miami, which is supplier 1
wilh n monthly mail.
Tito JackßOvillft Union soya tliat,
Col J. H Oliver linn too Iho'uanml
names of head* of family rcgintorod an
about to come to Floiida, with tlio in
tention of becoming permanent resident.
According to the Union n permanent
orttlcment in Africa by tbo odor and
people of Jocksunvlle is Already dc
toriuinrd upon, and they nro now Hoik
ing activo ptepnration for their de
parture at rn only day, thoso who
intend to cmijirot t \v ill sun proceed to
Ctmdston for that purpose.
Tim Northern papers Lave for years
past been talking al out the "moan
whiten" nf the Moult, and it is frequently
asked by foreigners who U-ey are. Tito
can at last he satisfactorily answered
•hey arc the So til horn men who joined
hnnda with Ilia carpet-baggers to plun
der their fellow tnen.
ITnn. M J. UrftwforJ of Uarlow Cos.,
was out huyrv ri ling with a young Indy
in Cartorsvillo on last Fri lay, when tho
homo bee amo f. ightoned and ran nvrttv,
throwing Mr. 0 out of the buggy. He
fell upon Ids head, breaking his nook,
from which ho died almost instantly.
Tho young lady was also thrown out
breaking her shoulder aod badly
bruising her I o ly.
A refreshing revival of religion h m
been going on in the Baptist chit'oh at
Quitman Largo n umber* were mi nd
o the visible church. It is a It j. ful
sign to pets that tbo people in many are
lions are turning to the living U ni and
quitting b'ui's dcstiudivo ways. Wo
hall this ns an Oinotl of bo:tor days. Be
ing within tho pale of a church t ov. r
mttdo a mail a worse citizen; on the eon
• Gary it lias mode many a good one.
May tho good wotk go uu -I'/iOiaa
svi/lo Timx.
I say thst though 1 have served tho
peoitlj fo forty yours, this convention
was tho boldoat, broadest and most
nnpurohasahlo body of men that l over
saw} Sumo of them may have lii'ou dull
and could not spell very well ([ am a
had speller tuy-udf) hut limy w ro men
who Mood for Georgia and tiio rights of
the peole, atnl they built you a monu
ment which will survive lor all time.—
Hebert Too nibs.
Heaton Hi*/ '</ env* - - "Tbe
Kmpire State of tilt* South is looking
up. General Bolt Toombs having been
assured lital his political disabilities
• ill lie removes! by Congress thiswinter,
is intending to run for Senator Gordon’*
place. Ilou. lieuj.Hill,tbc anther-haired
RUteMnan, is already laikcil of in
Geer.l* as Ibo next Democratic candi
date for the l’reidency. General Jo :.g
--otreof now a citizen of Georgia, is talked
of for United Stales Aland al, Georgia
in (cuds lo be a li\u member oi the
Union."
However iiuu.ili iue ilie fuc*. candor
impels us to admit that neither Sabbath
•eliools, or dialy schools, .ncet with that
success, atid receive that aid and comfort
io our liitic town, they merit from a
bigli-toued anb intelligent j>c p'c. \\ Ly
js thir? Any intelligent observer i> pre
pared to answer the . cation. ! t <*s
Nan Haddock, we ;.ici:d to tear. .
being more successful in building ut* a
•’etiool hero than many laTO beret, to
l een. Site is i' mj.etont •eu- ev,. \ it a'
Moitiiy ei attteess.
Atlantic n1 Gulf Railroad
C.-Nti.\.St;ph !V -.sin si's Of nev, j
Al!.-title :inil (.Ifir Kuilroari.
.a -..ui, Ail;'’lst Jil, JHi7. )
N AN!) SUNDAY, .September 2<l
’ •
foii own:
NK’.HT £XP]iKSB.
1/ .. ‘A’ ' dally at 3:00 P. M
A.. ‘ ■j at -l. viji “ 5:50 P. M
Ar, • .U.. ■ ' -uUq “ 0:15 A. M
' - . L A10:i ‘ . 10:00 A. M.
• • -f.; • nk 1 . . 1:30 A, M.
... gjV'lNj • 7:10 A. M.
A r 'A '•> 06 ' . .7 :35 A. M.
J.-.VQ ••-'■ ".. . r,:25P. M.
!,< ■ •),. J.;*oti. :ii<: “ . . IW>O I*. M.
Lt ive J. .. Oaic “ .11:30 V. M.
L'*. k v. A ite it v 1 Y :00 I’. M.
l,<*;tvc l};iu'ri'f; r f* " 2:30P. M.
h< .t . “ . .. . 7 10 A. M
An-iv' tl&iu nrvOt “ 10:00 A. M.
No of t u-> S.tvannfih and
A’.l* ?iy
} . <•! < ! r lie’ vfkfj?m!i forT.illuJia'iflec,
1;, ,i ■ u Sind D iT.fii take* Hih train.
J 1 '• ■ A };.!’• 'Ai rf| ,t 0:15 11. TTJ
j (0.. .f : ••• ~*. tii y)conii< -;t at Jchu{> villi
] t-./ 'rat*! for Florida.
} :t liom Kloritla ly thin train ron
i.tct g i;,> willi Ibr* Iriin n l iving in Ma
! con at 5.-15 m. (difl.y except Sunday)
i No oi caiM betwetn Atontgoiiiory
r nd A ,ck xaivilb*.
' iTi ' tbirnp li to and from
ii; i.i.d \j ive fv*k and Montgomery
i :ns'i Tno* Oak on tlii; train.
i i,< *-t at Als,t:.y '..ftn p’ --uf'<*r tramp
J • j wa. aon lv)fit!iv.c.;U?rn ilaiii >ad to and
irofn Macon, KisJa ih, jomcry, New
< h Gqiii.m, <•'. c,
Mail wtcamer lenv-m IJaiid d;j for Apa
-3 o liirola Suinmy alltmod; lor 00l-
ever)’ WcdneMday morning.
C.;|tißc cttmiaofioii at Jii' I’uonvill© daily,
Sunday. l ; < v cptrd, lor St. Angm tino, P iat
lifi ami Knterpriao.
i ltir oß (Mi It ai dA. U. ft. b-av. junction, ;
pf<in,j \v t, Momlny, Wc.lncfiday atidFri*]
day at 1! 1 1 a. m.
Ini I’.nur v. ~*ii TANARUS;. * day, Thursday and Sat
j nrd.nv ot -1 AO j). in.
Acc-'/ti.Moi'.vao'i Ti<.ua;i eastexin
111 VISJ
,Vj kvo Savannah [Sumlavs oxr^ptodl
at 0:45 A.M.
Ainve a! MMntouh " “ 0:35 A. M.
Arn\. at. .1* sup •* “ 12.051*. M.
An’ive at ltliu k bc.ir “ 3:20 P. M.
Arrive al jMpoilt ‘ ** 7:<H) P. M.
lit'uve Dupont “ ** 5.00 A.M.
Jjaav** ItiiicknlicaF •* “ 9:Of>A. M.
Lt'iivc JcKup ** " 12:15 V. M.
I*ohve M nin tosh “ " 2.22 I*. M.
Arriiofit Savannah " •* 5:00 P. M.
\K K PMKN PD TON.
M• • , V bS • •*. ) t'IU2)4TH.
*i * Dnpo.o oid> •• '.'pt'-tl. it 5:00 A.M.
Ar: at Viddor.ta 7:15 A.M.
, Ar .<• :11 > • “ 0:02 A.M.
’ • •at i f.onur.v IN* ' 11:15 A.M.
• I e Albany * ‘ 5:15 P. M.
| j., >. Albany “ ‘* (1:00A M.
1.. 'l l. .. t ill * •• l :00 P.M.
!I, . (/,.(atm * " 2:50 P.M.
i '. •, \ aid-)-, a “ • 1:10 P. M.
\n .*i I >ij|.>t*i)f. *• 0:30 rM.
(•••' li.L.u . (D. i• at Ti.’Uot Agent.
n HAINES,
< A i'm in i ‘ ill l endonfc.
. , ii: xih’oail
(! i,' . • 11 te; (
mi. ( . ;.i*11■. ~!'• 1 h,|S77 (
j After tiundiy B(!')temhor tho 9th,
I 577, I’ussuiger traimt on this r ad will
run as follows
f; DAY PASSKNQHit,
| DAILY, SUNDAY EYOEFTED.
I,eave Marea ...... .It:115 A. M.
Arttvo att'oeltmn 11 :32 A. M
Arm at .le'tup f>.£>s I*. M.
benvo .lesap .8:301’. M.
Ante at l-rutiNw re). till 0 I’. M.
i.avi Biuni.wi. k 4 :16 A.M.
Aiviveat Jusup fI;66A. M.
I, m\oJe: at p .. 7:25 A. M.
An ive at Cuehran. I dill I*. M.
tn nt U on ......i '.‘a r. M.
Going down connects with A. & G.
It. K. at Jesuit fur ilaeksuttville, ami all
points in Florida. Up trniu ooarocts
at Scsup for Savannah.
A* V( i VMoll VI ION 'II.UA I.i TV I.N I 'X'll RAN AM)
‘ liAWMNn ,i.u;. [hunimiin KiimmcD.]
Leave CV nr,.n . . II ;l(l A. M.
An .in at ii.ovuiinviUe 12:251*. M.
Ijeave flan lie 1 aid I’ M.
Atrivoii Coeiuan ... . 1 :4.‘i I*. M,
; leave t oeliiiia.. ... 2:451’. M.
Ai rive t1awUiie.ivi110............. 3:30 V. M.
I.i uvu ll.iwliina ille ... .. lluttO A. M.
Art no at Ooohran 11:15 A. M.
T’anxen ers b.itwacliM.i ’on amt Hawktns
ville a:.'l inl.utcili tie points, leave Macon
till ( A. M. !< ve I taw 1. nsv.l'c * .do I*. M.
1“ V on ... Ik‘l we.'ll 11 I, O.lVltlo 1110 l
i imia. i Ucl.ov (V eiiraa, leave IlawkinsviUo
10 OA. M eoui.eelia,; at. Cochran with
1 down train
lji (i.ito eoaneeta fr 1 tew|>in a illo with
IT til 1 . via;; ('oclnnii.it u’. f*. M
G KO. W. ADAMS, Gen. Supt.
\V. J. .1 auvis Mas Trans.
'II® SMS!
I would r upectful'y nimounoo to
tbo oil,i.i IIS nl JoSllp NUll min’oiiiidiug
| country that 1 have tut incited n
lull lino of
1) n Y G() OPS.
all of tho latest style*, Linlie cm
find my stock complete to make sc
tetions fit. III. *
l have also a complete nssortuie*'*
of iiiiit-elass Shoos, consisting of
Ltul lex Mis si‘B am l CliiUlrotts
| Hue sowed Shoes ami Slitters
’ MEN S FINK BOXED TOED AND
PLAIN SHOES.
Full lino of Crockoryand Tinware,
Wood ware ic.
I have also a full assortment of
ITeah Drugs and Faiuilv
Medicines.
FRESII GARDEN SEEDS, AC
1 httvo n turned pentiamni’y to
Jesnp aud offer my PrufosHsiml ser
vient to our cf;:,'iis. Caiia a .swered
promptly, dv or uigl.t
W. LITTLE. M. D.
•JIMI4J.O ON MS.I IMA ;10i
•'*"'**' Id. —'and v J N
WXH3
vv SUIT MO NOW V AilJ.
Tlielir-nt lu.t ii il i’-ii ni'-r. . J ulel.t to Our
AMERICAN MAMMOTH RYE;
Or Diamond Wheat,
For Fall or Spring Sowing.
.% w Km I):*finrt from tb*
CtMiimfin <• rnv f;raln rrrr
lui coiiiirf if.
It w.ia fij'nl found crrov.ijif; wild on fit
lluihlMh riv Qr. N* va<!.•; i.ncc whi Ti limtri
Ims been successfully cultivated wliert-v
--tried. It yi* hls from nixiy to eighty h.mh
els to the aero. .Mr. A. A. Dutiir. Uiiitid
States’ Ceni< n:ii;i l D./umi ; ioner from Ore
gon, xiHscriH that htr It is known it tf> yield
eighjy seven and a liall bushch. totheac* l .
It wtfs awarded the highest find only premi
um at the Touted Siai' o Cviit' nnial Exposi
tion, and pronounced tin*, flu* st and only
grain oi its kind ti cvhiidtinii.
It has bn* n grewn as a i V.il sn-\ Srifr
grain with giml .access. Single n
measuring one-ha!: i’mli in length, and tho
average close to that.
Price per pat age 25 cent”; Five pack
.up s~ ! 00; One- tl wm oa . . ;*.; $2.00. Sent
post paid by mail.
oxaiAn ku i::vr.:;/wiir.T;F} t<J istuodin-e
jTiriH v invr
ffr NoTK i- \7c arc in no way connected
witli any other ho.! .e in (dsaveland or
Chattanooga.
Allorn< rs, lctO*r, etc., ahonld lie plainly ad
(lrc.xn and th is
S. V. HAINES & CO.,
Cloaveluuil, Bradley County, Tonn.J
bhanch ii rb, Bweetwater, Mnnroj
(hrniity Term.
NamiticK sent Free nn reee,|)t of n 'Hirer
rent (laiii|x.
PILES.
THE ONLY SURE KNOWN CURE
r Chandlers
Pll 6H .
Thousands of (Vusc-s Ellclualiy
Cured |>y llii.-t
W O N I) !•’. II F 11, ffll E .11 ED Y
IMLF.S. HEMORRHOIDS
PIL 0 N .
Mnwu musi..< Uu- l ’n produce this
finhiful nod diHrrrniif) Mnlr. The
j hluod ix retarded. i;t ilx return: the too
i I'ret’iu'nt tt*r. <n ' i/r' -hin purf/nUrc* tend.!
, In m'od nor ( ;<i. ui not ot tin' ooteilx, tor
, ;iiV/ ai’tion of the. liver, and ntoneroux
ntin’r emote* are the. snuree of litis com
plaint, and iiiliwrto nothin;/ effectual ha*
been prencnle.d to the. public,which, world
rapUUy alleviate, xi/mtomx and ultimate-
1 1/ prove ail effective cure. In /‘IEOH
we hare a rentedy which not only o'-tx cl
moxt inxtanlly, but will remove the. lor
tyext tumor* of the part* (Pitex) by ah
lorption, and mane who have received
not only benefit, lint hare been radically
caved, havi * been axsvr<‘d i prior to uxiny
Ihi* treat meat) by eminent ace /eonx that
the only relief they ever could e.rjtct ' in
life, would be in/an oiirralinn, and re
j tnoviny it or them from the body by a
; procedure which neci xxitated hie I nife,
I Thin remedy ha* been hai'ed with- dc
litjht, and ix now prescribed by many
practising phymeian ', who are, itx/ni
znnt of'it* meritx, ax the only hunen sure
cure for PILIIK Price, Fifty cents
i ;ht paciage, or xLx tor $2.50.
Scut by in li 1 on receipt
price.
Sold by all Druggists and doalirs in
mediciuo throughout tho wodd.
PKFI’AHF.n SOI.EI.V 11V
DR. CHANDLER
1 479 Broadway New York,
Where orders can be addressed.
THE MILIEU BROS,
ciiTkZ; foi.
AND
U. S. STEEL SIIKAII CO,
M an ck MTV urns oK
Patent Pocket Cutlery,
A NI)
SOLID CAST STEEL
EIEOiOIS AND SvBItSSOIS.
TltS ONLY MANI'K.U'TriUSHS OF
SOLID CAST STEEL SHEARS & SCISSORS
IS THE I NITEO BTAI KS
THE ONLY MA.NUFAOTUKKIiS IN THK WolU.lt
OK rtKKKT tITIKRY, Willi
Covering Secured by Screws.
NoNl. LIT THE LEST
English Docket Cutlery Steel
Used, tail every Knitvuml Pa c. : i t
U AKK ANTED.
The t. tr.',vr aml cuftmi* qualities of both Kt ive?
•* ands >'ca rv e’lixfut ) t*su ri.
C.n it cai>‘Lk u lAMo.ittiUin s:.i! mo. ■no' re
we ’I rr\l vvhkh llii> iNmijiany luxe at
taint'd. as
The Leading American Cutlers.
Ir lehidum y miui ihe veidi. t ' f*-\>mo:s. the
Cvhlrr.. t! .v* tit it Mi.kth*.. *d I> *a at
ss !*r tt*> .iwlutikvM.ua iti .;uii l.i.tu o !
the: A-
The Miiler Bros Cuiierv C.
Watches. Jewelry.
P t :.•!?!. r.r. -n si rely worn In 3\*rD wn first di?coVrrcfl in l f ;0, 1r the celthr**t<-d F'rnrh
M>l D Dii I- \::uc, vrt oinan a fnctu rG ii into jewelry, end for fle years told il to C :adif t '
iow. !* ra of c‘r;-. f./r ST-i Hold, in J when \u fccrcl h* fiffc known, ten oi the mac.t.i...- .dn •
( -f -.hji-hed ft “Oirk romjnrfy. v. itn h cijibu: of #lO '-i *.(**'> f*r ‘ g ]*~rp:*! i ** of jnai.uiui ii.ring
i{o!*,:one (o;!(i J-w-lrv -n t \V:ich*">. With f*uw iimu'o-r’ r*jiJab ai.-d the rid ot impiov-ri mj* h’nery
. V,<i j*. ; -<; ''• 'CI the lnfej*t pof jw. Vry at !i*>tenih the co.-r of Gold,
(> e ~ , v . n rt which ninkA ir HiipoJ-ibio ev-;; for expert* o det*c: it Sro-’U :r.• * ij ; .
iv f. pa- jmjcsipM ti;*; e.xc'usive ageccy of tile United Htate< an i for the stile •-•f a‘. , i.innn
a- 'q*e4 from thit* mt.lal, and iu order to intro io • rli**.n mi the m•- G-eedy .oinm r. have p-;f .ip led
•am tie lots aa heiow, which we w:il avil a: oae icath iue ret r ! value until J;inua/y i=l, Kcad ;
tho list.
li t'm. 1 pair pearl Iniiin l r.< • v<: hut mi*. 1 L-* f*o*( ENT* .(<*,
Ocoigc cluster j > 1 pair (2) heavy hand bracelets. ; One yent-’ft watch chain, retail prieo 05
IAVT. i (ire p-” buttoud, retail price
1 ladies’ opera rrmt "Ui.,. 1 !.v necK *Hir. I “ TO
'll r! ..r'lgd ) he; .tl fnl (t'lUtTaVtid- * 1 pttlr OtiC ’I ■ ‘ PMI ll.tr .1,. <# ‘
I l,rii< e|''t- 1 t * irt link \<:-t dr*ii: -.rid unp.-o ed *iriie Q. - r h-o vOU, -
Sm ISr on vVllcovn ..nttim,.. 1 set (!) .my • Oue f-'V.y Plata wedding ring. JJ6
shirt MKh. 1 i!‘-.v improved -r butt on. I t t
•n r-.t - trnco -■ 1 riu". 1 Ari/oi i sonta.ro sful. Total •••.•"• ' u
1 ner Am-chyst or top-iz pin arc! eardrop*. I udu:* For 50 coma we aul aeiid auovc - x ur.xc.-..> pus.-
taiemiee billion 1p! gh ring. >*arnpd 18 K. paid. t
sr,.4>o I OT. 1
X 2 ,S! 2
S : ! - f.
I. ru-"k rija :, J. ! t=et cameo in:-n.il**.• [ if.eket lor ... . , - - H - - , /- c ~
rsmp.: 1,10 V> i.-'ftvjr nR-.Kin lirnd iolceio',. ./nut’* heavy li„k watch chaw. One oike O00)*c
I 0.-:r'- .oil! ire "■ ■nni ,, i —in. > r ' :r '■ >n°nd bt.ik
dhinoffd pin. I-..!' gg " •' > r eny:* ■• ‘ '• ' “* , ■ ■■
idii- 1 5-t (Z) H-ids to macu nmerny.-t or ony.-. (, . p jp.,n<ck cuxiin a:.d charm. Oac .
sleove huftof - lplt •- n i jr acteam .• . tin fo v ateb. On
1 n.a-Aive h.tTfl or v/t-ddb:*/ Anti. 1 new pit* nr inrr*. Ame Thy-t. One extra fine mi n Jam re: locket.
ool’as-'haMoii. : tv I':* • ■hoiiilsc bliUon. 1 athofli/St j Ore* caioero rtt'-. One w.r: heavy
<r top;;/, ring. T-. -ail!*; )■ uc-.geuxeut r.u-g. 1 gen'.’s heavy \Y.il tn raUia
T .... ..... • of *v *>-*•-•>* n oac.h ;)’<• lot o ox-vh:/ on times ‘he wc n- •< for
rhe I<p? ; ,or • •:.!. e, ou sl,<W I*>; rctiuH Ur: : <m t ~<f) <H iO. -M.-t).
A SOLID DOMAINS GOLD HUNTING-CASE WATCH FREE.
TO n, one rmdii.K r r.n owl.-.- for the above |o!. ’,y/spre**; to !!ie rarnnet. of v. " wid wtid
aoeMolldfeonaioeSoSl nanw-f!*ee Wateh. Oent.or * 1 ' ' '
11. wn-l, -■■■■■>■ wit,:..- "MO (>; ■■"!■ ■■any. - nmsi. a. n a
or tahic*'- vtat'di 7. /) o ..•.0, wilh a hoavy gent's goxd pativrn veu caaxa a.x ■ .arm, o. Ii i-3 a
"mEMB! ' Til a* hoi. ood rntil .Ten nary 1-t, M ;3 Afterthat G 1"" J 1 e r^"i i' s *” e ™ !y
-r;y:.. ? :
color and aim a! 1 , our root.s are made m the latest -old pa-uni**. vs . . kua.an
I- 'FS em>d.vr (! our .m. NO ftoode ovat e. O. U- •
isji at
W.F. EVAN3 & CO., Sole Agents for U 3. and Canada,
y.-, A 07 SOUTH CLARK STREET, UIICAGO, ILL.
tttur yj iisu
DEALER IN—
STOVES, RANGES, RATES,
AND
TIN UND WOODEN WARE AT WHOLESALE.
169 RROUGHTON STREET.
BAVANS A 11, G A .
Gome and See
w. i wiuiy i sos,
GEORGIA
Who are constantly receiving by Lite Car Load, Direct from*
the West, by Green Line,
COM, BASON & FLOUR,
Which are Specialties with them-
They Keep Constantly u:i Hand a Dali and Complete Stock of
DRV GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS,
BOOTS. SHOES; ETC,, ETC.
WHICH THEY AltE SELLING VEIIY LOW t oil CASH Oil BAKTEIt.
GANIXiOI-TS ‘ READY FOR USE" FLOUR AT SAVANNAH FRICKS
ALSO DEALERS IN
Groceries, ardware Glassware Sc Crccke iy.
Prompt attention {liven to all Orders from a distance
No elmnre for to the depot.
ALTA MAH A HOTEL,
r- ‘ - ’ - - • .'.
J£Sl l> G£O'I2GIA.
This well known Hotel, at the junction of the Atlantic A Gulf
and Macon and Brunswick Railroads, is now under the manage
ment of Former assist -,
ant manager, and hopes that tiiis statement will be a suflicient
gucrautee to the traveling public, that it will be conducted to
the satisfaction of those who may jiatronize it as an eating house
or hotel.
Board, $2.00. By the Week or Mouth on Reasonable Terms.
Pu-set'-i'r Trains on l. th r >a .Isbtop here fo; meals
It is of
great interest to yon.
Therefore, Head this.
BELOW we publish a number of letters, for which wo roquet a carer
peiuMil Manv rumple have been taken in by glaring ailvcrtisemeti**, so that i.
is often vet v difficult to convince them ot the truth. But lam determined to
; be known all over this country as a strictly honorable business man, and ha S-..
adopted thi method to convince everybody. A postal card of inquiry will
determine their genuineness. Certainly with such proofs a3 these, who dare ‘
still doubt our integrity? We are proud of possessing these letters, and we ’
publish lut a email’-portion of those \vn have, aud with considerable pride we ‘
ussert that there is not another Dry Goods House in this country which can.
produce such a number of bona ildo rco.uiui.ndalions.
PROPRIETOR, OF
THE CHEAP BEY GOODS HOUSE*
IGO BROUGHTON STREET, SAVANNAH, GA.
W.uiKvyvn. Fi.a., June 7th, T'77.
1 r-CPivtal the goo,?a yon tißitt m i and ttm well pleas and weh tie-n. Tboy ort just
about half what goods of the same hind are Helling for Love. 3 intend in the 'mure to do
my trading with you. 51 m. It. H. IfOWEEIT.
S, v-i oro, (It.. April 28th, 1877.
The article* came duly fo hand, and T can assure yon :uey gave lull sntisiaciion. Yo;l
cotild not liave pleased any better. 1 showed the avtic.us to a great many of my fnenda,
and they were astonished at my getPng sneh articles. Mrs. Hailey regrets not sending
to you. The articles she got flow ,in Augusta, arc inferior in ever? respect.
Mrs. E. JOHNSON.
M - June 2:Jd, 1877.
I rw-iyed my poods to day, and am move than pleased with them. They are far
heynad my expectations. I will give you all my custom, and do no i can for you with
others. M . A. Z. HANKINS.
Bat V- ;t, b' * x .. June 23d, 3877.
Tho goods ordered came to hand, and find them very good, for the price. K. BOOTH.
Eastvan, G,„ May 2'Jth. 1877.
The goods sent mo were received in good "order: was very much pleased with them.
The patterns selected were just what was wanted; could not have suited myself better.
Shall send another order. Mas. W. S. BbGIIOAT,
P.-.OV- !>cxcs, Fja., May 24, 1877.
I received tho goods you sent all right; was very much pleased with them.
Mes. M. E. HOLLOWAY.
Fkedekica, Ga., May 30th, 1877.
T received the goods ordered; they give entire satisfaction.
Mrss SALLIE STEVENS.
Weitiotin Kxa., June 4tli. 1877.
T have been much pleased with your selections, and accept n.v thanks for yonv prompt
attention. Mas. 54 AMY J. McLEIiAN.
, Ei.t.av ru.E, Ft, A., June Bs,h, 1877*
1 received a bill of goods from you last week and am pleased with them.
| Mes. H. T. KENNON.
‘ St. Siskin’s Ga., June sth, 3877.
I received package ordered per steamer Reliance, all gyving general satisfaction. ,
WM. J. WAY.
Blx*v>nx>:.i.u, I’.a. JnnoSGth, 1877.
I was much pleased with the goods you sent me, and think them vcy cheap.
Mas. Maky F. LEFFLEIi.
Mount Vebnon, Ga , dune 22J, 1877.
I have received the goods; ara very much pleased. Mas. Maiiy A. Smith,
Moitr,ison's Mills, Fla., May 29th, 1877.
The goods sent for h&7O arrived in good order, and give satisfaction both 33
to etuahty aud ouaDtity. F. M. McMeekin.
Midway,Fla , May 14, 1577.
Good's received aud give perfect satisGctioo. Thomas E James.
Eastman. Ga., November SOcb, 1870.
I 3ud you so reliable that I shall scud you all tire trade l can. lam well
pleased with the goods received. Arthur Walrisb.
(TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE OF THE FOLLOWING:
Wo will genrl samples to any one who will write us for them, with prices at
tached, provided a throe cents postage stamp is enclosed aud every atticlo
; mentioned which parties de ire, and can be sunpled.
1. Remember that samples only give an idea of what goods are, but do not
give the artie'e full justice.
2. Do not have any hesitancy in ordering the goods you want, for we guir
•jntee eve"y article to come up to sample, and if unsatisfactory, it can bo
RETURNED to US at OUR EXPENSE UU‘l VVE WILL IIEFONB THE MONEY.
3 Should any article turn out unsatisfactory, which might oeenr through an
oversight or otherwise, do not prejudge us of having done so intentionally, hut
give us ihe lenefitof tho doubt, and before returning it, write us your com
plaint so that, if poisib!' - , we might arrange matters satisfactorily, without the
trouble aud expense oi returning,
4. Ualieoes we cannot always match in the pattern, as we sell large quantities
of goods and it is impossible to keep every pattern. for any length of time.
1 Such aud similar goods we guarantee to till, by giving the same quality, aud as
near the pattern as possible.
5. We ask as a favor, that parties ordering goods, ho very particular in
writing their name and shipping point in plain letters, to avoid mistakes, also
make their order as definite ;;• pyossibio. especially on articles, of which samples
cannot be sent, e would ask to give.us a limit in the ] rice, to collide us to
form - nropir idea ot what the article is to be
0. Whenever it is possible, yre prefer the money to”ncconipany tho order, but
wo will send the eouds C. O. D. (ousli on delivery) by Express, aud if requested,,
\vc will iustruci the agent to opt-u tho packag; for examination, before paying
for it.
7. l Ve elo not sell on credit under any consideration - If previously
arranged, we will take a cotton factor’s acceptance in | ayment.
8. D) not order any goods uulesv yon have the money ready to pay for it.
l>. We prepay the freight ou all orders amounting to twenty dollars or over.
This is the very bent we can do, for our profit is so slight (as we Iklait our
goods at Wholesale Prices) that we cannot do better. We admit, there are
houses who pay freight on ten dollars worth of goods, but common sense teaches
plainly, that their profit must be larger than ours, or else ihey could not afford
to do it and therefore in such eases, tho party ordering tho goods of such *a
house, pays the freight after aII—ONLY INDIRECTLY.
We have endeavored to be as hou st and candid iu our statements as tae lan
guage at our command can do it, and if this fails to convince, wo do not know,
what can.
We hul l ourselves legally responsible to carrv out the above assertions and
consider this a binding contract, entered upou by us freely and voluntary, ai 4
affirm it herewith by our signature. Very llcspcetful'y,
David Feishin. ■
NO. 100 BROUGHTON STREET, SAVANNAH, GA
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