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THE JESUP SENTINEL T. P. LITTLEFIELD, Editor and Proprietor. wemx4V, \oi ifflmit; w. I*-;? jesi p noYAf. cnAPTr.it. \i>, 21 _Meets t ie first Sitovfi ly in e.ici) month nt 3 o'clock, p. m. Compaui ms in good Btaml ng ar ateinally invited. R. F. Lester, M. E. H. V. JKSI P LOIHiE, \<>. 112. F. .V A. M. Meets every Saturday in each month at 21 'o'clock p. m. Members of the Order in good standing are fratetnally it vited. IV. il Whaley. W. M. LOCAL ITEMS. D n’t fo'get that the election conies ■off next Wednesday. A good warm fire fc ls right cornfon al.le these coot mornings Any one in med fa go'd s wing machine will do well to cull at this "f --'floe. We would like for the young gont'e ’man that got on a spree Ist Saturday •tied wanted to bn, out Jtsilp to conn • round and settle his to aid bill Mean's. Whaley & Son have jn-t !••■- ■c ived a large supply of good jeans and '-other coths for making men and boys lothing, " biclt they p oposesto sell '■cheap. Give them a call. You can’t fool us any longer Rile. ’We know it to be a fact now. Well, ts Hve won’t have to leave Jeup, simd tilt s ticket and we’ll come around and ee the knot well tied. We are pained to record the dentil of Mr. J. W. Wilder, of Brunswick, who has been in our town f>r some time. lie died, so we are informed, from the ef fects of drinking, Mr. Wilder was well bnowu throughout this portion ot the State. He leaves a large family and A bout of friends to mourn his lons. Mrs D.;Diel Cuorge died very fud edcnly, on list Sunday nig : -t. She went i!o bed as usual, in good health. Dar ling the nijiiit she nud hir little girl was iCitUed up with one of the younger chil idreo After tliey returned to bed the dit.le girl heard her mother make a very jstrangp noise in her breathing and call ed her receding no answer she called her father Before Mr. George canid get a light she was dead lie says .-he never orea’hcd anymore after be struck the light. S’I.A Vl'KItV HOTEL*. The attention of our readers is called to the advertisement of lli“ above nam ed house, to be toilud in auather column This house r.e* ds no praise at cur bands, as the propii tor. Mr Brcsnan, is 'l-kiiown to almost everybody, as an experienced iiaod at the business. His rates for b ar l is as eh ap or cheaper ttiuu etui In ii in uir .if -ur c-iuMr tiwos. Ml. B also rui s a first-class eating saloon wtneii is open all night. JOHN A. not’GLAS. In another ojinuin will be found the advertisement f 'he above nam'd gen tleman. He is in exclusive ile-a er in stoves and tin-ware, aud is prepared to till all orders for the same. In stoves. Mr. Douglas can’t be heat. W, pur chased one from him last week, and must say th it it is nur opinion that we got a bfti'ga' in it. We Lave bought a good many stoves in our !if.-, but have never bad one iliut . quahs the ‘’Spirit of Seventy-six.” whieb w bough; from Mr. Douglas. Our advice to all in need of such articles, is to get them from Mr. Douglas, of Savannah DAVID WF.WBEIV ■While iu Sav nnah, last w< ek, we ■ called at the mammoth store-house of the above named gentleman, but failed • to see him on account of his bein<* ah, O sent in New York, where lie has gone for the purpose of laying in larger s'ack of goods. While at his place of busi ness we saw his clerk receive 40 eases of new goods, and he said, “that aiut half we expect to got.” N T . w is the time to buy your winter supplies, stub ns dry-goods, etc., while he lifts such a largo stock n hand. We take the lib erty Of sayirg tint you can’t do better anywhere than you can with Mr, W. XOTEB PROW BAXLEY. The fall i*. after all, thr laziest sea son of the year. Everything goes on autnmn-aticallv. The energy develop and by some young men in striving to raise a moustache or fo’l bearl is atuizing. We under-rand that Mr. B. F Pow ell is going into thepoik bu-iness. He dias been purchasing a 6ne pig M r . J. Millikin h s kindly furn shed -us with a sample This huge turnips. There is plenty of room in our sanctum .for sum things. C*’me again .Joe. It is wb<n a man is carrying a pound •of honey on One ria, a bag ofoggg jo the O'her and lea i.ig a bull-dog by tb • ♦ail, and attempts ro brush a fly nffhi <rar. that he feaN that no man cm be t-xpert in all things. It is as u isl.ji <g ti.iw s ton , t ack" ■tb ’ mi.-tak" when he , i ■ig : fa cigar it, ..is W'.atS. X'OTK F. ! >OTH 12:! The undersigned will addrnss the citizens of the Third Senatorial District as follows •Testip, Wayne Cos., Tuesday. Xov 20, Scriven, “ Wednesday, “ 21, Patterson, 7 1-2 Thursday, li 22 Black'h 'ar Pierce, Cos., Friday, “ 23 Schlautervilb', B. & A. R. R. Sat. *■ 2-1 Satilla S'atiou, *• “ Monday '• 26, Waynesvillo, “ '• Tuesday," 27 G. J. HOLTON, Candidate for Stite Senator, 3 Dist. THE PEOPLES' C.IXUIIJATE. Editor Skntini i.: —Through the in teresting columns of your valuable jou-nal, we wish to annotiuco the name of the peoples candidate to represent Wiivne county in the next Legislature. In commencing' the merits and qtalifi cations of those most worthy un I com petent to be thus honor' and ar.d esteem ed. The attention if a large number of our best cniz-ns, has for sometime been directed and fixed upon one of nnr most gifted, and yet not strange to say, most modest and truly pious citi- zens, in tire person of Rev, A. Clark. The desire that lie stj uld be the one selected for that purpose has so widen ed and deepened, till it, pervades our I entire county, and as the day of election j draws nean r and nearer, that desire hus j become so intensified ami Liken a hold Iso strong and deep in the minds and j hearts of our people that bey fro dc j termined, though w tliout bis kuowl- | edge or cons"ti, to proclaim him the j peoples’ candidate, whcterhe.wi 1 or no'. ■ This gxid man, possessing, as he do. s, iriau entitle t degree, all the eu blitig virtu, s that goes to 111 abe up and 1 bar acterizo Hie high-toned eliris iati gen tleman, would indeed as our represents ative, render the county some service and r fleet credit upon the people who proved themselves wise enough to honor ntte in every way so w rtiiy. Then, voters of Wa tie. white and colored, 1 t us one and all, rally to the sitpp ot of the Peoplrx Candidal and thus se cure the election of a representa iv < f whom any people might justly feel proud ad hoDotel. Many Voter o . Meals 50c. Lodgings 50c, ftl'cutlers Hotel, MARKET SQUARE, SAVANNAH, GA. COMFORTABLE ROOMS nod firs*-elus* table. Rates. $ 1.50 per da'. JOHN RR MS NAN Manu.-er, late of Bresnati’s Eur* pean House. M. L. II \RNEI', Clerk, late of Brcsnan’s Etiropetxii House Strangers dtsir uis of home comforts s'ould’stop at the PLANTERS’ HOTEL. FITS EPEEPSY, on FALLING SICKNKSS rmwanonlly (ured no limnbng by onv month's usage of I).. Goiilnrp’s Ccl cbrated infalliable Fit Powders, 't'o ?,on viueft hiiftcret’s I hat these powders will do nil we claim for them, we will send them by mail, post paid, a free trial box. As Dr. Gou lard is the only physician that has ever made this di icase a special study, aid as lo our knowledge thousands have been pennanonthf cured by the use of Poieders , ire, will guarantee, a permanent cure in ev. rvcase,, o rejunrl you all money expended. AI i suit', ivrs should give these powders an early trial, and be convinced of their curative powers. Price, lor large box, $3.00, or 4 boxes for slo.On, sent by mail to any part of the Unit ed States oi Canada on receipt of price, or by express, C. O. D Address, ASII & ItOIifHNS, .300 Fulton Street, Brookly, N. Y. Positively Cured. All sufifems from this disease* that hit anxious to lie din'd should fry I')r. Kissxer'h 1 i Celebrated Consumptive Powders. Tlioso Powders are the only preparation Known ; that Rill cun Consumption and all riiseaes 1 oftlie Throat and Lunds -indeed, ho strong 1 is our iaiili in them, arrd hlso to con Tinea you : iht they are no humbug, we will lorvard • to ever.; sullerer, by mail, post paid, a free ! ! TRIAL BOX. Wr don’t wnjt your jnon°y until you arc | ; perfectly satisfied of their curative powers, j It your life is worth saving, don’t delay in Riving these Powders a trial, as they will surely cure yon. Jhiee, for Lug* box, $3.00. sent to any part of the United States or Canada, by mail on receipt of price. Address, ASH h 110 H BINS. 300 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. them: n I 1878 NEW YORK 1878 As the time approaches for the renewal of j subscriptions, THE SEN* would remind its friends and -'ellwishers everywhere, that, it isrig.iin a candidate for their consideration and support. Upon its r record for the past , ten years it relics for a continuance of the hearty sympathy and generous co-operation which have hitherto been extended to it from every quarter of the Union. The B.lllj' SlUl i> a four jag- sheet of 28 coluna .s, pri •*- lv mail, pest paid. 55 cents a monte, or S 50 per year. Ehe Slllld iy editir'u of The Sun is an h ght-page k;i <if o<; colu runs. While giv ing the news of the dav. it also conta inn iaige amount oflite aiy and ml cellamons matter specially prepared for it The Sun day Sun has met with great success. Post paid $| .20 i yc.ir. The Meekly Sun. Wlio does not know Thf. Weekly Sex? It c ; rculat.es thr -ugh .ut the Unit- I States, lit. Cnntd.s, mM berond. Ninety thousand ftrnili-s -jr.nt i.s welcome !>*%* wtekly, and I ree ,rj i> in I ne light ot a'ui-l-, e nocetcr H-d lii-n-1 Its news, f-ditoi oil, ngrienHural and lite. n-y dep i■■ ;n-* ii s make it essnatia ,]y a • ’ n-n-ti :--r m famil. an ! Terms: , One Dollar iy-ir : ..d Ehi* drice, tenuity considered tut ,t he cheapest n .vso iper puhlisu ,and. Kor clubs of ten, wilt, rlo casn, we will -end an extra copy fiee. * jv OF iML hx. v. y, 1 THE NEEDHAM Musical Cabinet ■ S j: i[|j |l| ||| PRICE, SSO. * THIS new and wonderful Instrument enables any one, whether under standing music or not, to olav any de sired melody or harmony, sacred or secular, from the most plaintive dirge to the most lively dance music. It posses ses a mechanism of marvelous simpli city, requiring hut the intelligence of a child to manipulate, yet capable of repro ducing, without limitation, the musical compositions of the PAST, PRESENT and FUTURE. The execution is faultless, strict in melody, harmony and rhythm, anti the instrument is eminently adapted for Sunday Schools, prayer and revival meetings, home devotional exercises, and in all cases where good, correct music is required, and no musician is at hand to perform. Address, E. P. 6l SON, MANUFACTURERS, * 113, 115 & 117 E, 33d St., New York. GEOIUII A -Wayne County. County Commissioners Court. ] October Term, 1877 | Upon the petition of James Knox to have the road leading fiom Lnlaton by the r i donoe of O. K. Highsniith and intercede:- with theCeiitrevillage road near his iW dence made a public road, i is ordered by the Court that the same be considered a pub lic road and shall be worked ass te.lr It is further oidered that .tli ClerK cf this Court lurnish the Commissioners of the 335th Dis trict with a certified-copy of this order, and said Commissioners are directed and re quired to have s.iid road opened, and an oversee- and hands apdointed for said road. This older to taKe efiVct thirty days from date, unless good excuse is shown to the contrary. Upon Hie report, of the reviewers appoint ed to review a contemplated road, commu nicating at or near the five mile post on tho Jesup and Screven road and running to the eight mile post on Hie Screven and llmuer viHe load; said road to run by the residence <f Braxton Bennelt, crossing Boggs swamp at thejudia Thompson Ford, thence bv the residence of G. W. O'Quinn, crossing Dued.v creek near Penny Douglas’**, and interceding with the Screven and Homerville road as | aforesaid; that, said coutcmplated road will be one of much pub'ic utility. It is therefore ! ordered that said road be, and the same is I hereby established as one of the public roads in said county. And it is further ordered | t hat the Clerk o 1 Ili is Court furnish the Cum ! nussioners of the 121TtIt Distiict, with a cer | titled copy of this order, and svid commis i sinners are directed and required t have said t oad opened and an overseer and hands [ appointed for said road. This order to take | eltect (hi: ty days from date, unless good 1 cause is shown to the contrary. Upon the petition of James Knox, showing that a change tu the Centrcvillage road to have it cross the mill branch h<*!ow Knox’s mill will conduce to the convenience of the traveling public, and (lie people of tin* neighborhood, through which said road will pass, it is hereby ordered that Owen K. ITighsnii'h, E. K. Waning t and Joseph Wainr ght be and they are her. by appointed reviewers of said contemplated roa 1, and i should said reviewers find said contemplat ed road ot public utility, they an* heteby <li- | re<!led and re<piired to make out the same, | and make a report thereof under date to this Court. A true extract from the minutes. This November Ist, 1577. B. O. Middleton, Clerk, C. C. W. C. G KORGIA —VVavne Countv. Will be sold before ilia Court House door in the town of .Jesup be tween the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in December 1877 the following property 10-wit: One black sided ox, one black ox, one brindled ox, levied on as the property of Thomas K. Gentry under and by virtue of and to satisfy- a mortgage fi. fa. issued from Wayne Superior Court, in favor of Thomas Purdom agains said Thomas K. Gentry. Property described in said mortgage fi. fi. and pointed out by Plaintiff in execution. Terms of sa'e cash, purchaser paying for titles This Out 12, John N, CnoonitEAt), Sheriff, \V. C. GEORGIA .Appling Cot-nty. Wilt, be s-d-l In-fore the Court House door in the town of l-.ixley in said county, on the first Tuesday in Jh-coniLc" next wuhin the legal hours of sale the following property to wit: Lot of land Xo. 32f, 2t5 acres of h-t No. 253, lot N o 233, 315 acres of lot Xo. 228, Xo 322, 514, 35S and 321, all in the second District of said county. Sold as the lands belonging to the estate o( Jehu Hull latcof said county deceased for the purpose of mim ing distribution among the heirs at 11w of said deceased. This Xov 5, 1677. Catherine Hall, Administratrix. John J. Clark, Administrator. Call At L. WEIS&, CHEAP( ASH STORE And examine his large and Assorted stock of << i:n kis a i. m kid ii a \ disi:. The cheapeststock ever offered in Jesuu. Comp eveej body, nd in* my fn-w stock J have j.n recivt‘d my Fall ntul Winter pure bos** of Dry Hoods, Groceries. Hats, Boots and Shoes. CALICOES AM) 11031 KSIMWS Mare a f-pieialify at the tst 33 Am K&'i TJC :. As I will not be undersold, the bodies Especially, arc intifcci to give me a ra I. J,. w KISS, 15: M i . J* >tp. Applirg County Legal Adver tisements. Notice, | B .xley, Ga., Oct. 20th, 1377. All pri sons indebted to the Estate of Paul Cat ter deceased, are required to make im mediate payment, and nil persons to whom the Estate is indebted are requested to pre sent their claims properly authenticated to the undersigned wlthiu the next sixty days. E. E. MIMS, P. H. CARTER. Ad at tt'itdr Kst.. Paul Carter, dee. ! DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS FREE. GEORGIA—Arruxo County. Whereas, Elhanan Snnunerall lias applied to the Oidinary of •aid county for exemption of persoimby, and setting apart and valuation af the hotne°toal and 1 will pa-s upon the same in niv office at Baxley, Ga., on the lOtli day of November 1877, at II o'clock a. in. This Cot. 15ih, 1877. Silas A. Crosby, Ordinary, A. 0. AFI’LLNG MOB IV. VGE SHERIFF SALE. GEORG lA — Aitling Cou tv. WLL be sold before tile Oourt H"ll° ' door in tbo town of Raxley in said county on the first Tuo day in Decem ber next 1877. within the L gal hours o sale the following property to-wit: G o gray prney horse, twelve years old. levied on as the property of John E Youma'is to satisfy one INC rtgage fi. fa issued from the Justice Court, 457 district of said county in favor of 1\ H. Car'er, Adininis'rutor upon the estate of Paul Carter, deceased. Silas Okosby, Sheriff, A. 0. GEORGIA—Applino County. I At the next teg tlar term, after the expirn . lion of thirty days, application will be made j I > the Hon. Court, of Ordinary of said county I for leave to sell onerifih interest in the es tate of S. A. 15< I , into of said county deeens ! eti. This Nov. oth 1877. JEMPSEY M SIA.LI.IIS. Adminis.-ator. GEORG lA—Applim; County V. ill be sold before (lie Court lmuse door iu the town Baxley within the le gal Ilnurs of sale on the first Tuesday iu .lannary 1878 the following properly to-wit: One mouse colored innl", t ight years old, levied on a° the property of Jo-iah Tillman to satisfy one mortgage ti fa. issued from the Appling Supe rior court in favor of F. \V, & .). Q Kotierer. Property painted out by plaiu'iff in li, fa. Ocbdur 29tli 1877 Silas Cm shy, Slierilf, A. C. (1 EOItGIA —Waynjs County. Will be sold bofwe the Court House door in the town of J.tmp of said county bet ween the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in December next, 1877, three lots of Wild land in the second District, of said county, numbers ns billows: 38, loti, Hitt. Each lot containing four hundred and ninety acres, levied "it under and by virtue of,in execu tion issued iu favor of the State of Georgia by W. Ij. Goldsmith, Comptroller General of Georgia, for the State aid county tux due on said lots of land for the years of 1874-5-.I and sold to satisfy said tax executions. Said land being wild and unimproved. Terms of sale cash, purchaser paying for titles. This November Olh, 1877. John N. Goobkeai), Sheriff, W. O. GEORGIA —Wayne County. Will be sold before tlieConrt H ruse doer in the town of Jesup of said county between Ihe legjil hours of sale on tb * i. st Tuesday in December next 1877, the fi lowing prop erty to-wit: One lo in the town ofjesup containing one aere. No. 31, with all im provements thereon levied on and sold ns the property of Millngc Hughs under end by virt fun execution issued troni'tlie Jus tice Court of the 1235 District, G. M., of said enmity in favor of Willis Clary vs. M il hige Hughs, for the purchase money of said laud. Levy made and returned to me by constable of the 1255th District, G. At. Terms of sale cash, purchaser paying lor titles. This October 27th, 1877. John N. Goodhtikaix Sheriff, W. C. GEOKG I A- — Wayne County. To 'ill whom it may concern. Wlurc as William J. Linear, of avid State and county, npplicg to the Ordinary for let ters of <l in in i.-st rat it n on the estate of Tsham (x. Linear, deneascil la'e of nnid county and State; these are therefore to ci'c and adm Irish a'l and singular, the kindred and creditors of said de ceased to be and a; peat at my < ffiec witiun the time prescribed by latv, and show come ('f any they have) why let- , ters o' alin n i-ti a i ion on the estate o( said die'aseil should be issued to the applicant. Given under my band and ; official signature this Nov. 15 li. Ifi77. II B. H rps Ordinary, W. O. 0 EOI.G IA \\ avsk Ci-t'N'rv. V ill be tsol-l before the 0- urt H >uee door in the t<-wn <-f .Je*up of xniil c-iue ty, let ween the legal hour* nf hulc-h on theft *t Tuesiby in December nex’, 1877, the b-lli wirijr propetly to wi; Oue I>t of land R. 2-So in the 3 and District- ef origiiiilly Atplinpf ri"w Wayne County f m buiidiaed un,l t,in ly acres, mote or Ii kk, with all im p: ov iri'nts llieieon. L vied i-n as the | eriy nf S. A. West burry, under ni by virtue r.f a tax execution issm and -mi the Tax C Hector of fai l county r the Taxes due on said lot ir pared t land f--r the tear 1877. Terms -f sale cash, porch sen |ny ug f t lilies. This Out. 23tii 1877. J- h x N Guotm-tRAD, She- iff U . G. Baxi.kv. Ga., N -v iiibir 20 b, 1,->77. All person* indebted t-i the nutate of •Lbu H il, dte-e-iHcd, am reques'ed to ni ke immediate payment, and all per serin to wtmna ihcenta e i* indebted, are rc|ue*'ed to [ i < sent lb"irlaims pr p uly au bent rated, to the un lersi-ri ed wjibin the next sixty days. Oatiii line Hall, Adminiatratrix. John J. (7lakk, Admiuittia'ur. A. ./. MILL Eli ef- CO. TOILS j 121 4 2ET2.IL FURNITURE DEALERS, IAO v Ir. 2 It roil All ton Street, fiAVtWtll, -- OKOKUIA. 'el Rjrn Sit?, Parlor Set-, Bureaus Wash Sta’ic’s, Bei- Steads, Chairs, Children’s Carriage. (.'ountry orders proinplly tilled at low *( I rk;s. 21 H/ si ZA Aft OF A. K. WILSON, I Cor. 11a i/ ami Streets, | SAVANNAH, ----- GEO KG IA. G/mBIAGGES t BUGGIES, PLANTATION WAGONS, CANOPY TOPS and FALLING TOPS, HARNESS, IVI'rPS, IMBItELL'S, A N I) UrGGVAi. AVAGO-X AIATF.It I AGS ALL AT 11ED V(I DATES. Also KKPAIIIIMi done nt prices to suit the times. Add es, A. K. Wilson, Cor. Day and Montgomery Streets, Savannah, Ga. 2 3m. - WITH— TAIL ftEClvEft, Provision Pealer and General Commission Merchant. Tor. Etrynn Nt., And .Market Ni|tmrp, SAVANNAH GA. DEALERS IN Cloi/ii/if/, S/toes, Hals, and 7)omestics. Mil t imurrr** M., Opposite Harkrt, SAVANNAH, GA. SAAE YOUR MONEY I A VAVEII Fit i: FOR TwO MONTHS. THIS IS THE TIME TO SUIJSCHIIIE ECU The Savannah Weekly News. All wlio Kuliscriko this (Into ,ml tho find of I>iM*ftiihcr will re co ie thu Weekly News until thu Ist. of JANUARY, 1879. Tlie iVEKKLY NEWS, in ndtlifion to the Prize Storios and il Af.ltK I fJf KAI ami Idler ;:ry Dopaitinont, still maintamN its dis. 1 fiiirtive ioiumos as a in tliniu lor Nfatl*, Po- I liml an.l If(‘II(l'aI \rwx. and (’- ty * ttort will he dovotod to luak it a ooinjirehtMi.vivo medium ofii tormutiou tor the j•<)ln. Its Miirkti KrporfM are complete and reliable. Demittimees can be made by Post Oflii'e Order, Registered or Kxpress, nt my risk. Letters should ho addressed: J H ESTILL, Savannah, 6a. J T.SinUPffßirillE, - WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGiS 7 & SEER DEALER, 185(kmitress Slrcef, SAVANNAH, - - - - (JA. I have rrerntly onriK-d anew DRUG stow and tali- pleasure in calling f)ir itftentioii of lw |Mib/ict o my thoroughly Fresc and Gen ii le * and C/iemicn/s, SOAPS, CIIMHKff HATH & TOOTH Bit US II K>’, Plili FIJM KItY, LAMPS, and lamp goods. W A It It ANTED a A ItDEX SEEDS, I am m.tking SPECIALITY. I roHpnrtf'illv solicit tlr* patron ra of tli#* public g**m ially. I .'ountry orders Kiibuiitted omy ir- .vill ro 'i ••• pro.npt attmition at h*lo ; < f or r. dhtblr goods. Address J. T. SIM TIP. IN E, 135 OungrcsH Strec’, G m SAVaNNAII, G.V. P"— THE NE S[#lHCM_4CH|tl( L is Best. —Acavrs Wanted— .M N0?177 W+'.'St JB>^cincinnati,o.. a # 1876. ITU’S 1876 THE OLDEST AND BEST Shoe Emporium, IN THE SOUTHERNCOUNTBY, 133 CONGQESS STREET, OPPOSITE PULASKI HOUSS, 'SAIAAJYA/f GIJOftGJA. Having received one of the Largest and Finest Stocks o Boots and Slices for Lanies, Gents, and Children’s wear ere brought to this market, is prepared (o offer (lie same at prices suit the times and Cheaper llt an the Cheapest. Call and exam ine sloclc and be con vinced that Butlers is the place to My your SHOES. J SI Wj'liVbVA V A L F. NTINEIS V. It (Successor to his Brother Antony Easier ) Tho Wc 11 Eno w n wm pm ahmy. At the Old Stand 174 Bryan Street, Opposite the - DEALER IN- Erandics, Whiskios, Winos, Lagor Boar, Ale and All Othsr Ligufek U'G.V Lf'i DORS ARE ALL Of MY OWN IMROETAVIOH CLOTHINC 1877. E.HEIDT HAS just returned from New York with a ehoice stock of Mens, '/toys, and Childrens clothing, DATS, TRUNKS, UMBRELLAS, AND FURNISHING OOGDH, And has taken tho store of DEWITT & MORGAtf, No. 1 li'J Congress Htreet, WHICH hR been filtod up for a fir,t-ctn-R Retail, Storo nnrl > now tf~ fei'in to sell nt prices lo suit the times. To bis stock ho has ad Jett ©mBIRIEHS Sl D'TTJ'JNfi 3*2IDMOT3 OT HIGH will be n saving ot inncli trouble to tnothors. A'l may at* • getting nest fits and lutict sty Its. aliij at lowor prices tliun tliey ean fbsew. He liopi hto oc bin obi fiiiind* ami custotners at.bis new place ofVbotes*, m 4 all who wi-b to be well suited will please c.ll at No 139 Congr sb Rtrwei, DEWITT & MO lid A AN'S OLD STAND, SAVANNAH, GA. [ESTER’S Jll EjJLOj BROAD STREET, JESUP, GA., Keeps eonstaiitly on liaiid a (nil assortment of goods usual ly kept in a Drugstore, such as DRUCS, MEDICINES, PATENT MEDICINES, OILS, PAIfTt, FRK.SII (iAUDEN SKKD, HIT’. 1 can always ho fnttnd at the Drug Store, except wjyen tv sent on I’-olessional duty, where Medical advice can t>e db tuined. “ F. M. D. ASK YOUK GROCES. FOR IT!