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THE JESUP SENTINEL. T. P. LITTLEFIELD, Editor and Proprietor. WKDXEO4T, DECEMBER 1. 1877. JBIP ROYAL CHAPTER, NO. SI Meets tae first Saturday in escli mouth nt 3 o'clock, r. M. Companions in good stand ing re fraternally invited. R. F. Lester, M. E. H. P. jßsrr Mwe, no. 112, f. jt a. , Meets third Saturday in each month at 21 o'clock p. m. Members of the Order in good •tanding are fraternally invited. W. H. Whaley, W. M. LOCAL ITEMS. Mr. J. P. Nelson, has been elected mayor of Brunswick having no opposi tion. Figures dont lie. Messrs, Whaley & Son are selling five pounds of coffee for $1 00, and D. S. Bacon 10c a lb. The full returns of the late election, are as follows : For Ratification, 72,- 723 majority; for Homestead of 1877, 38,932; majority; for Atlanta, 45,934 majority. It is satisfaction to a mule to know that while he cannot soar as high as the lark, he can sing just as loud, and kick very much sorer. Mr. John Triplett, th popular editcr of the Tiiomasville Times, was in our town on Saturday night. You are not neighborly brother Triplett, for not calling on us. Everything is so sweet around a sugar pot.— Pioneer, So is the lips of a pretty girl, if ahe docs not cat snuff. Then well. This world is not well arranged. For instance, whoever saw a rabbit chasiug three men and a car-load of boys around for three hours for the sake of fifteen coats worth of pot-pie. Timber Gutters Ho! Go to Whaley & Sod’s and get your supplies cheap. Gus Williams, a Gentleman of colo*- who refused to work the road or pay his tax, Dow languishes in the Jesup Bastile, under charge of Mr. Austin: Wc thiuk Gus might clean our streets np a little to give him au appetite for bis meals. We wish any of our subscribers who do uot get their paper regularly would let ns know and wa will try and t niedy the evil. We have had sever al complaint*, but the fault is not onrs as we mail them regularly every week. Wanted, Everybody to koow that Messrs. Wha ley & Son, are selling the cheapest lot of clothing in town The lovely joung woman in the Treasury Depnrtmont, whom Senator McDonald is said to be about to marry is Mrs. Sue Tilly, Hope he'll suit Tilly. Temperance paper* are discussiug the coriumdrutu: “What Rum Cots.” For their information we make public the statement of a gentleman from Blaciishier wno has every opportunity of knowing, that cost* just ten cents a drink. The Masonic Lodge cf cur town, will have a Sociable and Supper on the 27th inst., BDd extends an invitation to their bretbreu in good standing. The entertainment is not public, only given by tbe Lodge to the member* and their families and invited geests. Whaley & Son have juat received a ■car load of corn at 85c par bushel. They also have on hand and are con stantly receiving supplies of flour which they aro selling at §7.00 a $9.00 per barrel. S. R. Flour $lO 50a 11.50, Mr. L: Weiss has just received a splendid lot of ladies Fancy goods of all kinds which lie is selling at Savannah prices. His assortment of Ladieg dress goods is by far the finest assortment in Jesup. H invites the Ladies to call aud examine them. A Chicago clergyman has preached n sermon against the sin of ladies per mitting shoe-store clerks to button their shoes for them. Any clerk io the hardware trade will agree that it isn’t right. The residence of the late Elias W. Seat ( of Tabeausille, who was murdered two weeks a.’O, was desiroie l by fire on the night of the 13th inst. The house had been unoccupied for two days, the fire is supposed to be the work of an iocmdiary. A lady who objects to profanity be cause it is both wicked and vulgar, write* to know wbat she ought to sav when a clothes line breaks, and lets a weak'* waahing fall in the mud. She ought to say: “Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth,” but probably she will not think of it.— Ex. Christmas comes on the 25tb nf De cember in Coffee this year.— Pearson Pioneer. Can the intelligent author of the above newsy paragraph, inform the pnb> lie on what day of December Christmas come* in Coffea in 1873—and so on, frood Sews for the Little Ones. Old man Santa Claus, has just been to Measrs. Whalley & Sons and dapos ited a good stock of his goods which will be sold cheap for cash. Some people are too careful abont wounding tbs feelings of other people. We know a man who cannot sleep of nights, go great is his fear that he naay uuwittingly pass a couuteifcit billon a printer, and that big beartod man baa guarded against such n mishap by rend ing this paper for years without offer ing to pay for it. Such rare tender ness renews our confidence in human nature. —Home Sentinel. The Atlantic & Gulf passenger erain that left Jacksonville, Fla., on Friday evening for Savannah, Ga., run off the track about eight miles from Lake City, five coaches out of seven running off. but fortunately no one was injured. The train wss badly smashed up aid got to this point six hours behind time. Jane Diggs and Harriet Spencer, both dam-sols ot color, had rather a lively set to at the depot in Jesup last week. From pet names they begun to pull wool, when the officers interfered, who brought both Jsne and Harriet before bis honor the mayor, who acted as adjudicator, and fined them two dollars and costs each. Now is the time to subscribe for the Sentinel. We want at least 500 more subscribers for 1878, so that wc will be able to publish one of the best pa pers in the State. We have made ar rangements to publish weekly, the news of interest to our readers from the counties of Wayne, Appling and Piorce, which will be written,up by able cor respondents. Any person sending us a club of ten subscribers, will get hi* copy free. An old mns having an apple-stand on Woodward avenue,j was yesterday approached by a hungry-looking lad who asked : “Say, aiu’t you goin’ to gimme an opple?” “I’ll give you to the Station first!” was the gruff reply?” “You declare war, do you? All right, my old buckshot! I’ll stand right here for the next hour and tell everybody that you spit on your apples and then burui-h ’em on your greaay old coat sleeve. We’ll see who’ll come out ahead in tnis mad struggle?” The boy got bis epplc in five seconds. —Detroit Free Press. Having? received new material, wo are prepared to do job’work of a!I das eriptiou at the shortest possible notice, such ns Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Cir culars, Cards, T;igs, and in fact any kind of printiug done in first class of fices. at 20 per cent, below Savannnb prices and guarantee as good work. When in waut of job work, yon can save money by calliug on in and pompariug prices. KOTES FROM BUCKS HEIR. BT E. Z BYRD. Christmas is near at hand. Eggs and chickens are in demand. Sugur cane best in town at J. N. Strickland’s at five cents. Dr. Thigpen informs us that he is temporarily located at A. C. Dickson’s. Our merchant’ are getting up new stocks and are soliciting patronage. Rev. J. A. Smith gave a lecture in Strickland’s Hall on las! Wednesday aud Thursday evenings, there were a good attendance on both nights. The creditors of Prince Roberts, de ceased, is going for his timber in pay ment of his debts, like black birds upon a rice patch. Mr, ,T. J. Jenkins has returned, and says his child is fast recovering and is out of danger unless it tuxes a relapse. The report in our last issue stating that the child was dead was erroneous. We are sorry that we have never thonglit to matte known to the numer ous friends of the Hon. L. H. Green leaf of his long and protracted spell of illness, that he has been strioken down with, for many weeks; but art glad to announce that be is again able to ride out upon our streets in bis vehicle. Tbe Judge is not, by any means res tored to his former health, Mr Thomas Spikes a son in-lavr of Mrs Elizabeth James (widow) happened to a painful accident one day last week while hauling saw logs, one of the log dogs came unfastened and dropped the log across his legs breaking both of them. He is a young man and said to be a good hand to work. We are sorry to hear of good industrious men be coming maimed, for now is tbe time our country needs them. There was some little excitement here last Tuesday a week past, in fear that Jesse Aldridge aud George W. Tuten, were drowned. They left here on tbe Monday morning previous with only rations for that day to run some timber down to tbe bridge or therea bouts and was cautioned very strictly by their employer to be back that night wiibout fail, which they failed to do,in consequence of getting tbe timber where they coaid not get out of the swamp with the luggage they had tu bring out with them—aod bad to camp on their timber all nighf and work the next day till late tbe evening without any thing to eat. They came to town late on Tuesday eveaiDg all right. Last Sunday was anothcr'occasioncd day for baptism at the public bridge, ’ by Rev. One Mr. Lee, in bis old day*, repents and turns to Christ. Get up “Joe" and try again, aud per haps you’ll do better. As this lit'le boy' l Joe” mounts a hired horse last Sunday with a d,-tcrmmed look, he rode a few feet when the horse steps in a miry p'ace and slips a few inches ‘Jc@’ baptises himself by the aid of his horse in the road where the water was about shoe quarter deep. 1 Joe's” $7 00 suit, did not look so gay as before. Music for the New Year- For a musical young lady, no more appropriate New Years’ gift of trifling cost can be found than a years subscrip tion to some valuable musical monthly Send your Sweetheart, Friend, Cousin Sister, or Daughter, the Southern mus ical Journal for 1878 and see what a pleasant surprise its monthly visits will give her. The music in the Journal is now (fa superior character and will save music, buyers many a dollar during the year. §1.25 secures the Journal for a year with a premium of Sheet Mus'e (subscriber's choice) to amount of SI.OO Specimen copy for 3 cent stamp. Ad dress the publishers. LHDDEN & BATES, Savannah, Ga. GMSDYiBAB & eloms, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW, BRUNSWICK, - - GEOB.GIA. DR. ALLEN BROWN, DENTIST, Blackshkar, - - Georgia. Is prepared to do all kind of Dental work iv the most approved style. All orders will meet with prompt attention. Uses all ilia late improvements. Charges moderate and satisfaction guaranteed. jan‘22-1 Y CANCERS CURED! DR. JOHN D. ANDREWS, OF riIOMASVIt LS, Ga., CUBES CANCERS invariably wheu applied te for Treatment before it is tos late. Treats all Cbroaie diseases, or discus ea of long standing af Males and Fe males Successfu’ly. ‘ Moals 50c, Lodgings 60c. Plan levs Holel, MARKET SQUARE, SAVANNAH, GA. COMFORTABLE ROOMS a„d first-class table. Rates. $1.50 per day. JOHN B RES NAN. Manager, late of Bresnau’s European House. M. L. IIARNEI', Clerk, late of Bresnan’s European House. Stronger* desirous of borne comforts should stop at the PLANTERS’ HOTEL. FITS EPILEPSY, on FALLING SICKNESS Permanently Cured no humbug by one month's usage of Ur. Goiilai'p’s Cel ruraled Infaliiablc Kit Powders. To n -viuce flufterei‘B lliut these powderw will do all we claim for them, wo will send them by mail, post paid , a free trial box. As Dr. Gou lard is the only physician that has ever made this disease a special study, and as to our knowledge thousands have been permanently cured by tbo use of these Powders, we v'ill guarantee a permaneid cure in ev**ry case,, o; rejund yon all money cxjicnded. All sufferers should give these powders an only trial, and be convinced of their curative powers. Price, for large box, or 4 boxes for SIO.OO, sent by mail to any part of the Unit ed States or Canada on receipt of price, or by express, C. O. D. Address, ASH A. ROBBINS, 300 Fulton Street,Brookly, N. Y. IW HUS! I would respectfully announce to the citizens of Jesup aud surrounding country that I Lave just received full line of I) it Y GOODS, all of the latest siyle*. Ladie ens find my stock complete to make se ectione from. I have also a complete assortment of first-class Shoes, consisting "f Ladies, Misses and Childrens fine sowed Shoes and Slippers MEN’S FINK BOXED TOED AND PLAIN SHOES. Full line of Crockeryand Tinware Wood ware &c. I have also a full assortment of fresh Drugs and Family Medicines- FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, &-e. t I have returned permanency to Jesup, and offer my Professisnal ser vices to our citiaens. Calls answered promptly,.dav or night Z. W. LITTLE, M. D. frnnn IS not easily earned in there J) | / / times, but it can be made in three months by any one of either sex in any part of the country who is wil ling to work steadily at fie employment that we furnish. $66 a week io your own town. You need not be away from home over night. Ypu can give yout whole time to tbe work, or only you* spare moments. We have agents ,r are making over S2O per day All wba engage at once can make money fast. A* the present time money caiinot be mad( so easily and rapidly at any other baai ness. It costs nothing to try tte bosi* ness. Terms and $5 Outfit free. Ad dress at once, H- Haplett A Cos., Port land, Maine. Call At Z. WEISS’, CHEAP CASH STORE And examine his large and Assorted stock of GENERAL* MERCHANDISE. The cheapest stock ever offered in Jesup. Como, everybody, mill examine my now stock. 1 have jtut received my Fall ami Winter purchases of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, Boots and Shoes. CALICOES AND HOMESPUNS Made a speciality at the lowest (DASH IP3RIt(DUS3. As I will not be undersold, the Lntlles Especially, arc invited lo give me a ru 1. !.. WEISS, KroaO Street, Jrsiip, tin. . THE NEEDHAM , Musical' Cabinet PRICE, ©so. THIS new and wonderful Instrument enables any one, whether under standing music or not, to olay 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 but tbe 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, and 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 band to perform. Address, B. 7. ITEE3m.fI.BiE cSi SOOT, ; , MANUFACTURERS, * t J 43 ,145 Si 117 E. 33d St, Hew York. f THE MILLER BROS, CUTLERY COMPANY AND U. S. STEEL SHEAR CO., (CONsoi.snA'i tout, MANUFACTURERS OF Patent Pocket Cutlery, AND SOLID CAST STEEL SHIKARS AND SOSStmS. THE ONLY MANUFACTUREKS OF SOLID CAST STEEL SHEARS & SCISSORS IX THE UNITED STATES THE ONLY MANUFACTURERS IN THE WOR’.D OF POCKET CUTLERY,-WITH Covering Secured by Screws. NONE BUT TIIE BEST English Pocket Cutlery Steel Used, and every Knife and Scissor* WARRANTED. The temper nnd cutting qsnllttes of both Kr. ives and Sciswoi'H are curefiill j tipt**d. Great rare l taken to mal'italn and Incrcnae the mto 11-rnrncd reputation which thin Company have at tained, aa The Leading American Cutlers. In liatmony with the verdict of r.utomrri, the Centennial Exposition oward-d Medal* Mild Oiplom a* for ti.** greatest excellence in quality and llmali o good*. The Miller Bros. Cutlery Cos. IHHaHtBIEE'S “OLD DOMINION”(if a PURE White Wheat Whiskey. For Family nntl Mt'dlrlnal I nr. This dilicions product, prepared from selected grain, contains, io a high ly concentrated form, the nutritious properties of Wheat To those requiring a nourishing s'imnlant, this palatable article lias a tendency to recreate and repair the waste attendant upon active, physical or moral labor, debility, etc It has received the highest enconi unis from eminent medical authorities, as pos<s*iog qualities that are abso lutely fatteniog; this desideratum ten ders it invaluable to ’.base who are suf fering from Consumption, Lung v>m plaints, Bronchitis, unpaired sttength, Lack of Vital energy and all diseases which, in their incipient stages, require a generous diet, and au invigorating, nourishing stimulant. Put up in ea“es containing twelve large bottles, snd sold by all prominent Druggists, Grocers, etc. BIN ING Eli & CO., (Established 1778) No. 15 Bf.aver Street, Nkw York. | Solo AgtnUs for Distillers. CmiACE BAZAAR OF A. K. WILSON Cor. Dai/ and Montgomery Streets, SAVA NX A If, ----- GEORGIA. GARBIAGGES, BUCGIE, PLANTATION WAGONS, ! CANOPY ToPS and PALLING TOPS HARNESS, WHIPS, I'MRKKLLIS, A \ I) BUGGY ft. WAGON MATERIALS ALL AT REDUCED RATES. Also KRPAIRIXU done at prices to suit the times. Address, A. K. Wilson, Coe. Bat and Mvntoomeey Strkits, Savannah, Ga. SAVE YOUR MONEY A PAPER FREE FOR TWO MONTHS. THIS IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE FOR The Savannah Weekly News. All who subscribe botween Ibis ao.l tun first of December will rcceie the Weekly News until the Ist, of JANUARY, 1879. The WEEKLY NEWS, in addition to th* Prize Stories ami its AIiKIITLTLKAI end tiler ary Department, still maintains its dis tinctive features ns n m,ilium for State, Po -1 Ileal and General News- mid every effort will be devoted to making it a comprehensive medium of information for the people. It Market Reports are complete and reliable. Remittances can be made by Post Office Order, Registered Letter, or Express, at my risk. Letters sbonld be addressed: J- H- ESTILL, Savannah, Ga. J T. SIETTGTIPIPIEirT'JIS, —WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST & SEED DEALER, 185 Congress Slrret, SAVANNAH, - - - - GA. I have recently opened u new DRUG Htore and Ink** pleasure in calling (ha attention of (he public to my thoroughly Fresh aud Gen uine stock of 'Drugs and Chemicals , SOAPS, COMBES, HAIR A TOOTH BRUSHES, PERFUMERY, LAMP S AND LAMP GOODS. WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS, I am making a SPECIALITY. I respectfully solicit tlio patrons' n of the public generally. Country orders submitted to my corn will receive prompt attention at the lowest prices for reliable goods. Address j J. T. SHUPTKINE, 135 Congress Street, G-m SAVANNAH, GA. THE Perfectiok Earth Closet. AIR TIGHT, nOIGUESt AKD AUTOMATIC. ttcut always dean and free from dual, and *0 odok cun escape. EgpfriflHy adapted f<*r one In Hospital*, Hotel* and Families, (an be used In the He I room without gMug any offence. Prices, 10, 14 and 18 Dollars. Addresa, with aUunp, for circular, HENRY H. B. BLOOMFIELD, P. 0. Box 4513. 34 Ht. t Nte Yorlc* A I Tim ~rr*TTTXT7ATr*i M A .-A " UTAH neAM)l.t> IIA*. vL—l3l ai" U.. "fAMtI.T t A VUI'.IT f. "' —4 rur mi.D“B | 2171, a1 V* I*..',* w . m rw VV whs T.U*. Jg l h*•!•, I’m*, wu. Hmh>. r.,.. A 1. *<mbr'll (JißHP.lt.'' V 0.4 r*.l -e .fl D—.<-.•, *4l ,M“ •••otl - U rur.B. be-', - * f LUsmm. “IftkA bi-tJUtUU* nisliti. . a. CONSUMPTION Positively Cured.i All snffereis from this disease that are 1 anxious to be cured should try Da. Kihhneb s Cei.ebbatbd Consumptivk Powders. These Powders arc the only preparation known that will rim Oonhi mptjon and nil diseaes of the Throat and Li nos indeed, so a rong is our faith in them, and also to cori vince you that they are no humbug, we will lorvard to every sufferer, by mail, post paid, a ru 1 triad box. We don’t want your money until you are \ perfectly satisfied of their curative powers. It your life is worth saving, don 't delay in giving these Powders a trial, as they will surely cure you. P,ice, for large box, $3.00, sent to any ! part of the United States or Canada, by mail on receipt of price. Address, ASH A ROBBINS, 300 Fulton Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. GEORGIA—Aj-pdino County. Will he sold before the court house door ■ in the town of Baxley in said county, with- j in the legal hours of sale, on the first Tnes- ' day in February next. One fifth inteiest iu the following lots of land to-wit : Nos. 619. hslf lot No. 581, also fractions of Nos. 580 and 620, number of acres not known. Sold as the estate of S. A. Bell, late of said conntv deceased. Terms made known on day of sale. This Dec. 19. h 1N77. JIMPSEY M, SELLERS. Dec 19 4w Administrator, DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS FREE. 1876. BUTLER’S 1876. THE OLDEST AND BEST Shoe Emporium, IN THE SOUTHERNCOUNTEY, 133 COUGHESS STREET, OPPOSITE PULASKI HOUSES, SAVAZJVAIi GEORGIA, Having received one of the Zargest and Finest Stocks of Boots and Slices for Lanies, Gents, and Children’s wear eve r brought to this market, is prepared to offer the same at prices to suit the times and Cheaper than the Cheapest. Call and examine stock- and be convinced that i Butler s is tlie place lo Imy your SHOES. (Successor to his Brother Antony Basler ) The Well Known TEN-PIN ALLEY. At the Old Stand 171 Bryan Street, Opposite the Market, -DEALER IN— Brandies, Whiskies, Wines, ager Boer, Ale and All Other Liquori. MY FOREIGN LIQUORS ARE ALL OF|MY OWN IMPORTATION. E.HEIDT lIAS just returned from New York with a ! choice stock of Mens, '/toys, and Childrens clothing, hats, trunks, ijmbrkllas, AND FURNISHINGGOGDS, And has taken the etore of DEWITT & MORGAN, No. 139 Congress Street, WHIOII hi-,., been fittod up for a first-i!:;*fl Rotni!, Store avt is oov'cf fsring to sell nt prices tu suit the times. To his stock Le has added (Bitm/iisHS (DiE.cDWiErau® ipirdm rang ot which win iic u saving of mneli trouble to mothers. All may rely on getting neat fits and lutcot styles, ahq at lowor price* thau they can task them. He hop, n to see his old fiiendi and customers at his new place of buMne**, and all who wish to bo well suited will pie*e call at No 139 Congress Street, DEWITT & MORGAN'S OLD STAND, SAVANNAH, GA I ijilp jjal ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT! Depot, 104 READE-STREET. Hew York. ALT AM AHA HOT JESUP CiEOZtGZA. This woII known Hotel, at, the junction of tlio Atlantic t Gulf ml Macon and Brunswick Railroads, is now uudor the manage ment of Former assist ant manager, and hopes that this statement will be a sufficient guarantee to the traveling public, that it will be conducted to the satisfaction of those who may patronize it as an eating house or hotel. Board, $2.00. By the Week or Month on Reasonable Terms. Passenger Trains on both roads stop here for meals I. Epstein & Bro, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRY-GOODS, NOTIONS, BOOTS and SHOES, Jlats ‘Gents, Furnishing Goods, Etc., >• srseET. s avaima h, Ga. . c vV al nited as'RepresoiitetU