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WEDNESDAY, Hep, 15th 1876;
--Reuters. L. D. Hoyt ACo. are try-
i tg tin* virtno' of tijmje oil and white
lead on tho front of their store. Pro-
the word.' . ,•
—Him? trpr and flush yo'nr soda
drinking fppfcbe season, os Lebon will
hardly" ran. his ■ fountain after first
frost. , *
—His Jlonr>r the Mayor, "Warren .A*
Puller loft for New York on Monday
lust, f<*v a. brief trip. A safe and
pleasant journey to you, and an early
return to our midst.
—We hare just received our first
number of the “Spirit of Arkansas,"
published nt Little Rock. It has
its proper ouuus,- being devoted en
tirely to tho interest, of the great state
of Arkansas, showing tip its grand
resources. • . ■
*r t. O’Connor k Bro. keep constantly on hand
Fresh Tennessee Butt-r St 35 cts. per pouh.I.
Store on the ?B»j. .' ' •'!
—Ohr young typo soys ’tie \mtog
to say anything bad about lawyers,
for the Scripture, says, “Thou, shalt
not speak evil of the ruler of tby peo-
, pie.’? Rulers are geuerally lawyers.
- —Delinquent subscriber, you had
. . better hand in, that dollar/or you may.
wake up some Wednesday morning
without the Advertiser to read. A
. sadder calamity (mold bar Uy bp/alt
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v,::— 4 ladwuysread'e very thing in the
Advertiser,” said a subscriber, lately.
Moral—If you have anything you
wish brought before, tko public just
call on v tU4 and we trill bring it right
under the eye of a great many peo.
pip, V : ' ; ' .
—The wind don't always blow rights
nor do soige folks handle .their.
“Tramps" well . So thought our
young friends of Friday’s excursion.
We hjJar they reached Cumberland
the day following at three o'clock p.
K., having been out thirty-two hours-
Guess they enjoyed it, “however. '
—We hear of a money-lender in
town who speaks of putting up the
following sign on bis office door: “We
have bought a saw mill, so have got
no money to loud." Moral—Saw mills
are dangerous “animules“ to take
bold of. '* They sometimes kick front
and rear.
*g-A luge lot of CANRY JABS for Ml* Cheap,
At * - L. B. DAVIS a CO’B.
—Yes, we have seen them at lost.
“Thom" things known in high circles
as “paniers”. but vulgarly called
'‘pull-backs.” They are here, ladies,
so cease borrowing newspapers and go
right down to Nelson’s and get the
genuine article.' They , wili ptill - yuu
back just as far os you ,w$ut togi-.
—A certain vaptuin, uu« gone to
um, was made .quite uneasy ; luss week,
by a boat attnr'fit lively gehta. It
seems his vessel was . anchored In the
stream below Brandy Fornfat night,
without a iienh-light, - These young
fellows, bent on fun, pretending they
were 1 ort Officers, * ii ailed, the crew
aud dsnutuded an explanation,, laying
that the vv.-s.j1 would l>e placed On the
“ft*formation Docket" the nett tnorn-
,ng. Hcquel—An uneasy captain far
* he next twenty-four hours, therebe*
iug a heavy fine on each, negligence.
' —Quarterly Meeting this week at
.the Methodist ehnrchnf this fjity.
Rer.Afa.Auatin,!PreKidi^gElder, HriU
preach rifairday aud: hupday. 1
• —AH /on who want topturchase mar*
ket gardens m ar towu on reasonable
..tenps, read adveriiatuuvut of Mr, H.
P*Day in this issue;and give luma
call. Few pien (tffer'eusicr terms,
— 4 ,wiii a ct scain bard-heAt-ted
paferfwnilias, y/ho doesn’t eat : - butter
himself, insist on buying a rancid* ar
ticle far bis wife und children, just to
nmka it kat longer? The cruel wretchl
' —We hear it whispored around that
Mr. Minor mil soon put in operation
a grist mill with : bolting apparatus,
etc., in our fawn, and-tlms put a stop,
we hope, fa this sending off for ' such
things. We believe'suoh an enter
prise, properly handled: would pay
wen -*-■ -
—Attention ^Company! Now that
the Lieut. Col. bus arrived (all- honor
to Dixyille) we shall expect. soon to
huve a grand “Dress Parade” of the
Iuliml(ry) Corps of our town. Hurry
up, little folks, und have it over before
cold weather.
—We still find fiiqj'rovements going
on along. Bay ‘ street. Messrs- Her
zog etui Lo ictf, both, have had sub
s’an ial.sile-tridkV in front of their
Btor.s. Mr. Torn O’Connor, their
next door neighbor, has caught the
spirit, and will' continue the’same
olong in front of his storey That's
right, geutlemonv inake your places
ofbusin.ess aitractiVe. * '
* — 1 ‘Jffounrjto. wlnim honor is due."
So say we in' com.cction with this
forgery businosa. If this matter ii uin-
earthednnl the real culprits brought
to lightyi fahd there . sueuis to be tip
'doubt it wii be) vc hold that the
thanks of em-y man, woman and child'
in this community is due out worthy
Mayor and his honorable Board of
Aldermen for the vigorous manner jn
which they have pushed this matter.
We claim thafctjbey will have accom
plished more for litis city than shy
former Board, (we hieaft no disrespect
to any) for th y have dearly shown to
the world that plundering public treas
uries is to be borne no longer, and
that those who do such things must
take the consequences. Anew era
has been inaugurated, we feel, and
honesty and right-dealing will claim
the premium instead-of theft and ras
cality.
Trial and Committal.
La our last isms we stated that Mr.
G. CLFahm, Clerk and Treasurer of
our city, had been arrested on-charge
Of forgery, Mr. J. A. Wells having
turned “State's Witness” against him.
The whole pt lkst week was consumed
In taking evidence pro and con (a full
J O'.’OOTmt vi v/hicii con. bo fouuu iu thb
last issue of the AppeuiJ. Thera not
being sufficient rebuttal, offered. Mr.
Fulim was £; bounu over” to the No
vember term of court under boud of
$5,000, In common with the rest of
our cbmmimity, we stand appalled,
aiid ask can it be true? Is there no
society on our green earth free from
Aie blight of suspicion? Are there no
lobes of church or state beyond the
possibility of a stain? Whom can wo
trust, if such as he has proven recre
ant? We still hope there may be a
mistake, and that he may yet vindi
cate bis character. We would say to
the guilty party, whoever he be, by
all means, own up like a man,- and
throw, yourself on the mercy of the
people, for public sentiment is not so
much to punish a* to spot the man.
That much they will do at all hazards.
' GENERAL ITEMS.
Canal Convention meets. in Rome,
Go.; on the Gth of October.
The B. A A.;IL R. will be complet-
e«J fa Albany at an early day, we
'tijttfU. . • , >n»' ■
“My Papa Says so.”—“You damn,
son of a bitch!” is the way an eighth
year-old boy pat it to his playmate a
short time since, in hearing of his.
teacher. On being orowded as to
where he ever famrd such monstrous
language, the little fellow sweUed'up
with conscious p.’ide and said “AJy pa
pa s vys so.” Fathers, beware how you'
speak in the presence of these -little
fellows. They will follow right in*
yot r s eps, be they long pr be Ihcy
short.
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. Clinton, Mies., had a small '‘kick'up”
recently,, in which forty negroes were
killed-and many wounded. Some
carpet-bagger was around there, “you
befr ' -
r ^Arkansas comes to the front with a
nuiisji,four'feet and four inches long.
The editor does not know how many
ect broke off in the ground.
- it yon want a live Savannah weekly
send on |1 for the Register, published
by Menrs.OttoAHubbarcU Itiswell
worth twice the money—plumb full of
j^jce ond good sense combined. We
look for it eagerly every week.
We hear of a place (private resi
dence) fame where on the Gulf Road
called'“Omega.” Judging from the
•name, we would guess that its owner
concludes if was made late Saturday
night, out of the Boraps.
y ‘‘Consistency thou art a jewel.”
Goodbjreod of tho Triumph says, “We
could-not rest well nights if we hod to
depend.on Brunswick or the Adverti
ser either for our locals.” Now the
fact, is &at he had just three columns
of “Locals” lost week,-at least one half
of which- was Brunswick matter.'
Move down, man, and be done with
K-
,: j —lAnd how the Branswick Adverti-
■sbr Insists’ that a former , statement
taado' in its columns, that Messrs.
DOdge A Co. are going to invest 2,000
-OOOrih' tho SaW Mill business on St.
SimOna - fabuhl, is «ntifely„ oorract.—
J. F. \>K«n k •>.—Mr. Nelson
of the above fins, ha? jup.f returned
f.-om New York, oudhow has in stole.
and to arrive a very large- stock of
goods, embracing almost everything'
from a “tie-back v to a side of. h^le
leather. His stock of ladies wear isiif
i Slarie off thevie’ to the right, and let
• « the J$£riiser go uead.—xJrery. bat-
friend j. R N. and secureA low pat
erhs before they ore all gohe. -
ardag.
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v ‘TBe A Atlanta,. Methodist; Achotate
sp*dcing of the,-.recent Lawrence co.
affair*, says,. ^‘Jt;u always the oolor-
*ed jam that is shot, killed or wound-
ram,-iff the; iallA iMwr** eecM°*
styles, , both of calico'and worsted
go als. Ladies,' you khow plaids ^e
. all the go this season,; aud you
*itb'thewhitea," If.you wffl. probe
fa,Jthe bottom,iBrothor. yon will find
Ahat some contemptible carpet-begger
as well be dead as out-of thh fashion* 1-was pullnig the wire^ K» r
so go right straight down and
A Saratoga correspondent of the
Millegeyille -Every Saturday has this
to say abbot the morning drinking
there:
,. “Some -. imbibe two or
three glasses with a heroic
smile; some' sip it daintily, aud try
fa make people think they like it—
which isn’t true. (Hikers drink, cud
diluk, uJil'drink, nntii yon bpgju to
wonder, that. they, do not explode like
a defective soda fountain. Some call
it horrid; others delicious, while some
don’t drink at alL v .;v
The following strange epitaph is
found on a very ancient slob in the
cemetery of on old stone church, in
Gheraw, So. Ca. It is said to cover
the remains of an ■ eccentric lawyer,
who lived there during the Revolu
tionary War. x '
“My name, my country, what are
these to thee? • •
What, whether high or low, my ped
igree?
Perhaps I far surpassed all other mem
Perhaps I fell far beneath them—“who
then?
Suffice it, stranger, thou seest a tom:
Beneath which hides no matter whoi
Ifew Advertisements.
NOTICE.
P ANY of tho Citizens willing to entertain.«ny of
'the Deltgitca wllo nSay atUind.tho Baptist Aaan
elation to Ve held in Branawick, commencing th:-
flrst datnrdiy in October, yill plcaso moke it
known to either of the nndenigned. ....
the poor negro blindly stands f
the blow.
3. S. Marlin, 1
Dr. Macon, J
A. Ward. .J
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Committee
MARKET GARDENS.
PABTIER desiring MARKET GARDENS or
* grounda for PRIVATE RESIDENCES can now
secure a few deairable lota for a SMau. Qua Pa,
MMH—the balance of purchase money to bop.if i
in Tbbke or Pit* Yeans, at s moderate rate of in
terest. Apply to
Noa*-3t. . HfeNBYO. DAY.
A. PETERS,
CABINET MAKER A UN DER-
TAKER,
U preparsd Softtmiah '
COFFINS, CASKETS, eto.
st lowest cash prices. Making and Repairing
Furniture a Specialty. no 21.3m.
BEEF!
FRESH BEEF
CAN BE HAD DAILY at onr Shop on
NEWCASTLE STREET,
between Appeal Offloa and old’Marfcet.
aug 18-tf. L. DUBIGNON * Co.
New Jewelry SbBj.
Wm. DOEEFLINGEE,
Formerly with Charles Doerfllngor on Bay Street'
has taken the room between the . "■+
Davidson house and post office,
where be wUl be pleased to meet his friends am!
all who may wish any work donein bis line. Sat
isfaction guaranteed, with moderate prices. H>-
wlU soon have aseleot stock of .FINE JEWELR1
to which he invitee the attention of the public-
Give him a call, and a.fklr trial.
Junars-Sm.
S C UTTIERELD a CO,.
General Commission & For-
waring Merchants.
CONSIGNMENT; and ibrSALq
CORN,
i. . -’ f * -
HAY,
r FLOUR,
rind LIME, Cheap For CASH
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