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About Cuthbert weekly appeal. (Cuthbert, Ga.) 18??-???? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1871)
LOCAL DEPARTMENT Cuthbert Prices Current. COTTON ]6*|? Bacon—Clear Sides \ Hlb “ Canvassed Hams 18@3.J S boulders 9J®lO Butt* r—Goshen --••50 Country • ■ • • 30(<e40 Beeswax 23 Candles 17® 20 Coffee Rio, per lb 22®25 Java “ “ 28®33 Egos 20 Flour—per bbl _• .7 75®10 75 Grain —Corn, per bu 1.25 Wheat 1.25 Rye 1.75® 2.00 Oats 90® 1.011 Peas 125® 1.50 Honet . .F’@l2J Iron—per lb 7J@LO Lard 14® in Mackerel—Kits 1 75@2.25 Kaos —Clean Cotton per lb.. 2J(ffi3 Sugar—Brown per lb 13}@15 C “ “ 14® 151 A “ “ 15i@16 Crushed 17J®18 Sraur —per gal 85®t)ii Tobacco —per 'b 60® 1,25 Bagging 22®25 Iron Ties 8® 10 Important to the Sick! By using Ihe Farmer’s Fever Pills for Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague, Night Sweats, Night Fevers, Inward Fevers, and all Mala rious Diseases, you save fifty per cent and no Quinine, Oil or Calomel needi and. WEEDOX & DENT, Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Eufaula, Ala Manufacturers. er Chills and Fevk.h Cured for SIOO by using Farmer’s Pills—simplest, surest and cheapest medicine known—no arsenic, strych nine or any other poison—any one can take them. For sale hy all Druggists. WEEDON & DENT. Wholesale and Retail Pruggi-ts, Eu’aula, Ala., Manufacturers. Sarsaparilla Bitters, Pi IttFIFS the Blood which regulates the Liver. Try these Bitters and you will no' use any other. They do not leave you more con stipated than they found yon ; but will cure constipation. For sale by all Druggists. WEEDON & DENT, Wholesale and Retail Druggists, oci6tf Eoiaula. Ala. J 37“ For house cltanlug, washing el-lies, floors, oil cloths, tables, cleaning windows, paint, knives and polishing tin, brass and all metals, use Enoch Morgan’s Sons’ Sapolio It is cheaper and better than snap. Get it front your grocer, oral 211 Washington street New Yoik. Scuppei’iiong Wine, A superior article for Medicinal, Cooking & Table Purposes, For sale hy apr2B-6m J. C. MARTIN. sr If you want something in the medicine line to cure the ills flesh is heir to, call at the reliable Drug Store, of W. E. BsssOn, North side Broad at.:—sign of gulden Eagle &, Mor tar, when you go to Eulaula, and purchase your medicines, for you are sure to get what is goad and pure. octß-ly J3T As our people have commenced to build and repair their houses, and me in want of Paints, Oils, etc., they will save money hy buying these articles of W. E. Besson, nt the old reliable Drug Store, North side Broad St. —sign of golden Eagle & Mortar, Kufau la whet e they will always he sure to get that is pure and good, mid as cheap as they can be bought, anywhere. octß-ly THE BEST STILL, FOAMING & SPARKLING SCUPPERNONG WINE! For tale by W. C. HAY. Jr., nmyl2-6u: At Isaac Easley’s Store. ri** Persons that are sick always want the l est treatment they call get, and they cannot get. good treatment without pure ami good medicines, and the piece to get such medi cines is at the old and reliable Drug Store of W. E. Besson, North side Broad St.—sign of golden Eagle & Mortar, Eufaula, Ala., which lias been established over thirty years, and the reputation of which for selling pure Drugs is as familiar as household words. octS ly RT The purest and cheapest medicines Can be bought at the old reliable Drug Store of W. E. Becson. North side Broad St. —sign of golden Eagle &. Mortar, at Eufaula. He will not have nor sell any hut the best and purest. Dou’t fail to give hint a call and pur chase if you want anything in his line. octß ly Fearful Conflagration in the North western States. It is a remarkable fact that while in the Southern and lower latitudes of the Union an unprecedented quantity of rain has fallen during the past two months, and large sec tions of country have been inunda ted, causing serious injury to the crops, au extraordinary drought has prevailed in the Northwest, where large areas of country are involved in one vast conflagration. There seems to have been some dis turbance of the elementary equilib rium affecting the meteorological phenomena, and preventing the uni form distribution of the rain dis pensing vapors, so that while we ot the South Atlantic Sea board have had an excess of rain, an area em bracing portions of the States of Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois and lowa has had scarcely any rain dur ing several mapThs. Elsewhere we publish a telegraphic account of the fearful ravages of the great fires in Wisconsin, where the flames have extended over some three thousand square miles of territory, destroying crops, dwellings, fences, timber, animal, and human life. Our dispatch says : “A heavy rain alone can stop the conflagration— the country is as dry as tinder.”— News. Rev. W. P. Harrison, D. D. — The last number of the New Month ly Magazine contains a letter from the Rev. W. P. Harrison to the members of the Book Committee, in which he tenders his resignation as editor of that periodical, on the ground that his failing health and the difficulties in the way of the publication of that periodical ren der it necessary for him to resign. He desires again to return to the work of the ministry in his own conference. The cars at Dawson recently cut off one of the ears of an aged color ed female. It was a right close shave. THj CUTHBERT APPEAL. Home Affairs. Money at 7 per cent.—Sec advertisement. ■sea- The bird crop in this section is very large, and pointer dogs are at a premium. 7p&~ Several articles, among them two clever poems, are necessarily crowded out. E. McDonald is building a large store house on the corner of his warehouse lot on Depot street. £3£jr* We hear considerable complaint of the condition of the streets in the Southeast ern portion of the city. An improved lot of land near Ward’s Station is offered for sale at a bargain, by Elam Christian, Agent. See advertisement. f3T" Trade is looking up a little. Large stocks are being received by oar merchants in every branch of trade. Yesterday morning we had a touch of winter, and the walking barometer of our city predicts frost this morning. Mr. J. McK. Gunn returned from his fall trip to the eastern market l : last Saturday. He lets our readers know what he bought while absent. The meeting of the Agricultural So ciety, last Saturday was very sliraly attended. It is painful to note the small degree of in terest manifested by our farming friends in matters of such importance to them. Hooking.— One of the most scientific *' hookists ” we ever hoard of visited our city last week, and left two clerks, who slept in stores comfortless. The windows were left up, and bars nailed ncross them, to keep on* thieves; but this fellow evidently stole a march on them by nr ana of a pole with a hook on it, and successfully fished out what he wanted. Cotton. —Cotton still comes in at a slow rate; although the receipts of past week were the largest of the season. Priccsranged during the week from 15 to 17 1-4. Yester day prices were off a litte, and very little cotton was offered for sale. artistic friend, Allen F. Hall, is in the field for the fail campaign. This is fine weather for taking pictures ; and now is a good time to give him a call. ITe will give you any style of picture desired,; t low pliers. Now Ain't They I’rkttt !—Our lady friends will find it very interesting to look through the handsome stock of millinery goods, furs. Ac., now offered by Mrs. E. Gib son. She offers the choicest furs, at remark ably low prices ; and an cndle-s variety of collars, cuffs, ribbons, corsets, handkerchiefs, and all the little fancy doings that go to “set olF’ our loved ones. Ota S.mitiuT Night. —This is the title of a very handsome eight-page paper, recent ly startled at Macon, by Messrs. Lines, Wing A Smith—three practical printers, and work ing m n. The first numbers make a very favorable impression,and we think it is des tined to he one of the most popular literary publications of the State. Success to you. gentlemen. Chance fob a Bargain.— -Dr. A.I. Pol lock offers his farm near Coleman’s Station for sale through our advertising columns this week. It is a very desirable place, conven ient to churches, schools, stores, Ac., and is a splendid ocation for a practicing physician there being none nearer than Cotton Ilill or Fort Gaines. Read the doctor's advertise ment. Still on the Market.— Mr. A. F. More land called on us the other day. lie informs us that his three splendid planta ions adver terieed in the Appeal, arc still on the market, and that he is determined to sell. Parties wishing to buy good places, with splendid accommodations for th ■ family, will find it to their interest to consult with Mr. Moreland. Such places are not often placed upon the market. Goon Timclars.— The Good Templars' Lodge in this city, is now in a flourishing condition. A considerable number have joined recently; and we hope to see the num ber increased from week to week, till the number reaches what it ought to be. The Cold Water Templars are also doing a good work, and the liffle* fellows enjoy their weekly Saturday evening meetings hugely. Rural Southerner.— The publishers of this excellent monthly are determined that it shall command a place in the front ranks of agricultural journals. The October number which lies before us is, itself worth the yearly sub-enption of one dollar. In connection with its usual interesting correspondence and editorial miscellany, illustrations become, in future, a striking feature} of ils publication. If is a live, practical, progressive journal, and furnishes more for the money than any monthly in the country. Published in At lanta atone dollar per annum. Returned.— Our friend J.S. Anthony, re. turned from New York last week. lie bought while absent a very large stock of Hardware and Housefurnisking goods of all kinds, with which be proposes to 911 the counters and shelves of the new aud magnificent, store room just being finished up for him in Stand ley’s new rock building. His stock of stoves is by far the largest ever brought to Cuthbert; while his supplies of everything else in his line will always be kept lull and complete. We copy from the “• News,” the following notice of a useful citizen, of Eufaula : Coi.. Thomas J Fkrkixs, has returned from his annual business trip to the Northern anil Eastern cities, and a visit to his relatives in Tennessee. He looks much improved iu health, and is ready to renew his shipping business with his planting friends. His houses have large experience, and world-wide reputations, and we know their capital amounts to millions of dollars, and they can hold cotton for any length of time. Col. Perkins has had long ex perience in the cotton business, and has resi ded in Eufaula for six or seven years, and is well known as one of the most quiet, straight forward and honorable business men we have ever had among us, aud as hie plan for ship ping cotton shows a large gain to the planters, we have no doubt that his business will in crease from yaar to year. He is also a pur chaser of cotton for account of American and English spinners aud is one of onr most liberal buyers. We cannot have too many such men. and we wish him success. Cotton. —The following were the reported prices by telegraph Wednes day night. Macon, Hi. New York, 19$. Savannah 18?. Jones «Jfc Fort. —The Senior of this firm returned to bis home last week, after an ex. tended sojourn in New York, Baltimore, and ether guod markets, where he purchased a magnificent stock for the handsome new rock store now occupied by this enterprising firm. Our friend, Fort, who has recently embark ed ill this house, seems perfectly at home be hind the counter, and has a smile, a kind word and—a bargain to offer every visitor He is a thorough business man—polite, ener getic. obliging, liberal —and is destined to make one of the most popular aud successful merchants of our city. • Our old reliable friend, Rev. J. B. Ward law, is always at his post, and ready to give better bargains than ever to his hosts of friends ; while Col. Goodall, the clever little youth, w ho never lets even crusty old bache lors leave him without a laugh—is as ready as ever to play the agreeable. The house is ready, in every particular, to receive and supply their many old cn tomere. and make lasting friends and cits' turners of all who will call and try them. See their advertisement. Fashion Items. Large loose trousers are coming in fashion again. The gypsy shape in bonnets is preferred to any other this season. Collars for open dresses are made of plain muslin with embroidered edge. White tarlatan, worn over cerise silks, is very popular for evening toilets. Large bends of frosted silver and of carved tortoise shell, are now worn as necklaces The new s’.yle of lace veil is heavily cm. broidered around the edge with floss aud beads. Jet will be much worn this winter, both for ornaments and in passmenterie trim ming. Black martin and sable furs will be used for trimming sLk and velvet costumes this winter. Honiton lace is used on all kinds of dress es, and lias a most beautiful effect on light evening silks. Crintsnn silk or satin velvet are very ele gant worn with a black silk dress tor dinner dress or houseeostume. Handkerchiefs for gentlemen with colored borders, are the mode ; some are worn having dark brown centres. Anew lace is meeting with much favor. It is called den telle laine. is made of wool and is manufactured in Belgium. Double capes of gray and tan-colored cloth trimmed with embroidery and fringe a shade darker, are very stylish for fall wear. Bonnets have attained to a size this winter quite visible to the “ unclothed eye.” The Cottage shape appears to be the favorite. All dresses are now made slightly trained, hut on the street they are to be looped up so as to clear the ground by at least an inch. The handsomest neckties this season are of raw silk, ornamented by a double row of bell shaped tassels of a pretty contrasting color. Suits of dark cloth trimmed with bias folds of silk and fringe will be the most popular street costume lor the morning walk aud shopping expedition. Gauze veils are much worn, as well as the new style—a large square piece cf plain black net. with deep hem above, which is let in apiece of black lace insertion. Ornaments or the hair are beetles, biTtter flies, and snails, made of small, gray-colored feathers, fastened in the centre of a large ribbon bow. with three long ends. The Sub-Treasury at Chicago lost $2,000,.000, of which $500,000 was in gold. Savannah Repuislican Foe Sale. —The Savannah Republican is offered for sale by its proprietor. The Republican is too well known as a journal of character and influ ence to need extended commenda tion. The proposition to sell it of fers an excellent opportunity to any one desiring to invest in that line. Cel. E. Ilulbert has been appoint, ed Superintendent of the E. A. & C. Railroad, and will enter upon the duties of that offioe at once. TEN DOLLARS REWARD ! WAS stolen from my Desk, on Wednesday t‘ e 4th inst., one very large Gold Pcu, No. 8. inr.nu'actnred by Mabie, Todd & Cos. I will pay the above reward for detection of the thief. T. S. POWELL. Ne w Arrivals ! AT • B. J. Jackson’s. J HAVE just received a choice Stock of Family Supplies, Which I em selling cheap for CASH, AND CASH ONLY. A flue assortment of Sugars, Coffee, Flour, Fish, &c. Also a fresh supply of Candies, Crackers, &c., &c. I will he pleased to serve a'l of my CASH FRIENDS l-Sr Those of my friends who are owing me little hills, will confer a great f&vor by calling and settling at once. B. J. JACKSON. SAVAMAU MEDICAL COLLEGE, Tlu; loth Session OF MEDICAL LECTURES IN The Savannah Medical College, WILL COMMENCE ON Wednesday, Nov. Ist, 1871, And continue until march Ist, 1872. With a lull organized Faculty of experienced Practitioners, a building complete in all its appointments, apparatus, museum, &c , together with the advantages afforded by two large and extensive Hospitals. The SAVANNAH MEDICAL COLLEGE offers facilities tor Medical instrnction equal to any institution in the country. The Introductory Lecture will he delivered by JURIAH HAR RISB, M. D., Professor of the Theory and Practice of medicine - For further information address W. DUNCAN, M. D., Dean of Faculty or THOMAS SMITH, M. D., oct,6-lm Secretary of Faculty. LESSONS IN Drawing and Painting! MRS. R B LESTER and Miss Elia Lks teit, in charge of the ornamented De partment of Andrew Female College, will give lessons in this department to persons not attending that institution. This class will be taught at*the College. Specimens may be seen at Dr. Powell’s Drug Store and at the College. CulLbert, Gu., Sept. 22d, 1871, ts THE NEXT GREAT ANNUAL GEOR G I A State Fair! WILL BE HELD AT lUL A C O 3NT, COMMENCING MONDAY, Oct. 23d, AND CONTINUE FOE EIGHT DAYS. Finn ONI HD SHE! o The Finest Park and Best Race Track ON THE AMERICAN CONTINENT. Seven magnificent Exhibition Halls! 250 Splendid Horse Cottages! SIO,OOO IN CASH PREMIUMS OFFERED FOR FAST HORSES—TROTTING OR RUNNING! The Fastest Horses in the Northwest and South to be present. Superior Accommodations for Stock. .A. O-ZRAIfcTID STAITD, CAPABLE OF ACCOMMODATING FIVE THOUSAND PEOPLE ! GRAND STATE REGATTA 1 Over SI,OOO in Cash Premiums 1 Boat Clubs invited from New York to New Orleans. Fifteen different Clubs expected. River bank Terraced for One Mile. Ten thousand spectators can be seated on the beautiful green-sward at one time. THREE NEWSPAPERS TO BE PRINTED 03! THE (MADS, Telegraph, Express and Post offices in full operation on the ground, day and night, for the convenience of Visitors ! A HANDSOME COTTAGE With private rooms for accommodation of Editors and Newspaper Correspondents. GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION Every day at Three, P. M. EDWARD PAYSON WESTON, The distinguished Pedestrian, from New York, will appear on Monday and Tuesday, October 23d and 24th, and illustrate bis wonderful powers of endurance which have excited the wonder and admiration of the world. OTHER EXHIBITIONS OF RARE INTEREST AND MERIT ! Will be of daily occurrence throughout the week. Si TFtEI El T O.A.H.S ! Will take Passengers to and from the Park to any part of the City every fifteen miuutes. FARE, ONLY TEN CENTS! , \ SPECIAL PREMIUMS Are offered amounting to over SIO,OOO. Five thousand dollars offered by one man! Arrangements for Railroad and Steamboat transportation at half rates for Passengers and Freight have been made with atl the lines throughout the country from New York to New Orleans and from Chicago to Savannah. Oil %%i FROM MEW YORK TO IACOM AMO RETERM ! Twenty Ttasani Visitors Expected Roily i the Ms! SEND FOR REVISED PREMIUM LISTS TO THE UNDERSIGNED. W. HUFF, Mayor. OOili-iit Farmers Warehouse ! J. M. REDDING, SUCCESSOR TO J. M. REDDING & CO , WAREHOUSE AND— COMMISSION MERCHANT, CUTIIBERT, GA. WOULD respectfully inform the Planters of R andolph and adjacent counties that lie has purchased of his so. uier partners i he en tire imerest of the Karui.-rs' Warehouse, iu the city of Cuthbert. G.i The Warehouse has lieeii put in complete repair, and the lot put up in strong condition. A Lot for Horses, Room for Drivers, & Good Well of Water Free. The proprietor will give his undivided atten tion to the Storage, Pmchase and Sale of Cot ton and i’lautatiou supplies. A good supply of Plantation supplies. Bag ging and Ties will he kept on hand. Libera! advances made ou cotton iu store, ar.d for shipment. Thankful' for past patronage, I hope by strict, and earnest attention to business, a,id tile wishes of my patrons, to merit a coutiu nance of the same. J. M. REDDTNG. Sepß Gill KEMOVAL ! PLANTERS WAREHOUSE ! WE now have the pleasure of informing tile planters of Randolph and adjacent counties, that E. McDonald has erected anew, large and Commodious Warehouse, on depot Stre- 1, south side of aud near the public square. The location being more central and uear the business part of the city, will enable us to of fer many more inducements to the planting public than heretofore—where we will be pleased to meet with onr numerous old plant ing friends and customers besides many, many new ones. We have ample arrangements for the recep tion aud Storap of Cotton antt Hoods. Thankful lor past, favors, we hope, with in creased advantages and personal attention, to give general satisfaction and merit a liberal patronage. The latest, published Commercial News will at all times be at the service of our friends and patrons. Liberal cash advances made ou cotton and goods in store. Consignments Solicited. Personal attention given to the sale of Cotton, Bagging, Ties, Salt, Guauo, Thresh ing Machines,, Cotton Gins, Wagous, Baggies, Harness, &e., &c. Plantation supplies furnished at lowest mar ket prices. Wagon yard, well, rooms, firo places, fur nished teamsiers free. We are looking forward with pleasure to the speedy completion of two new Kail Itoad thoroughfares to our city, which will doubt less cause a great reduction in freights, there by enhancing the value of cotton and making onr ruai ket second to none in the interior. Planters, look to your inte est and bii ig your cotton to C'utbliert. e. McDonald & co. augß-4m METHODISTYND BAPTIST 11V 1 11 n Books, Forpule by T. 8. POWELL, ’trustee, Cheap Cash. House. JACKSON’S Is tho place to buy your FAMILY SUPPLIES AND CONFECTIONERIES, (If you have the CASH,) Table and Pocket Cuttlery, Currv Combs, Tack Hammers, Scissors, ltazois, Razor-Straps, Spoons, Gimlets, Marbles, Key-Rings, Tacks, &e , &c , &c. For sale by J. s. ANTHONY, Cuthbert, Ga. Lumber I Lumber 11 WE have on hand a large lot of seasoned pine LUMBER, consisting of Flooring, Ceiling, and all sizes of Framing. A so, Oak, Ash and Poplar, for Wagons and Buggy work, Cherry, Bay, Gum and Elm, for Cabinet work, which will he sold at very lowest, cash prices A cash purchaser can secure a bargain in a SAW MILL aud 550 acres choice Pine Laud, by early application. Located in Calhoun county, near the line of the 8., C & C R. R. ang4 3m BOYNTON & CORDRAY. Brace & Bits, Augers, Chisels, Files, Saws. Hammers, Wrenches, Hooks and Staples, Lap Links, Plow Rods, S. W. Collins’ Axes, Pocket and Table Cntlery, Guns, Pistols, Game Bags, Powder and Shot, Shot Pouches, Powder Flasks, Eley’s Water-Proof Caps and Gun Wadding. For sale by ALLISON & SIMPSON. SNUFF & TOBACCO, BY THE JAR AND BOX Very Low, &X ALLISCN & SIMPSON'S. OYSTERS, SALMON, And Lobsters in Cans, Lard in Barrels and Caddies, Bicarb Soda, in packages and kegs at ALLISON & SIMPSON'S. AI. B TJ 31 S ! CHEAP AND FINE ALBUMS, For sale by T. 8. POWELL, Trustee, Druggist, Bookseller, and Stationer. PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, VARNISHES, For sale by T. S. POWELL, Trustee, Druggist, Bookseller & 3tationer. FIIVJE CIGARS - AND— “ Wine Sap ” Chewing Tobacco. At ALLISON & SIMPSON'S. 18H NOW OPEN! ISfl Spring and Summer Goods. I TAKE pleasure in announcing to my numerous friends and customers that I have just re ceived and opened my Stock of Spring and Summer Dry Goods, Which were selected with great care, and bought at such p.-ices as to enable me to warrant satisfaction iu every p iriicnlar. My Stork embraces rue latest aud mutt fashionable line of PRIN TS tog- titer- with a large ut-Bortment of Headly-Macie Olotliing, Which lam enabled to sell at prices agreeable with the limes. If you want a genteel, Fall fitting suit of Clothes, yon should not fail to call and examine my Stock. I have also a com plete assortment of WOOD, WILLOW, GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE, Hardware and Cutlery, Winch will be furnished on a small margin to my friends. I also keep constantly on hand a full Stock of Salt, Bacon, Lard, Flour, Meal, Syrup, Sugars, Coffee, etc. Together with a host of other articles too tedious to mention Connected with my store is JOHN L. BROWN, who will be pleased to see his numerous friends, and show them my Stock of Goods. apr2Btf ISAAC EASLEA r . Carriage, Buggy AND HARNESS Mannfaetory. THE Under jigned is now prepared to do all kinds of woik in the Carriage, Buggy aud Harness Line —in fact I am prepared to make anything. Wood, Iron, Leather or Paint. Work promptly done, in the best style and at the lowest prices*. A trial is all I ask. T , TW _ f . augll-ly A. S. K. McBRIDL. FLOUR ! l iiiOl R !! Tennessee. Marietta. Kennesaw. -and COOK AND CHEEK’S CHOICE. For pale by ALLISON & SIMPSON. 66 Sacred Harps,” For sale at T. S POWELL’S Trustee. FLORENCE REVERSIBLE FEED, Sewing Machine! BEST IN THE WORLD! Can be seen at J. S. ANTHO NY'S'Store or Dwelling. Call and sec it before you buy any other. MISS -E. C. ANTHONY, Agent, Cuthbert, Ga. Sweedish Leeches, For sale by T. S. POWELL, Trustee. WniTE Oak,Hemlock, and Harness Lea ther, French Calf, Kip, and Lining Skins, Eyelets, Eylet Sett?,- Punches, Shoe Hamrtnsrs, Nails, Pegs, ete. For sale by ALLISON AMM PSON. Insurance on Dwelling. Dwellings are a class of property tlmt own ers frequently neglect to insure hi c tu*e they are “so safe’’ That they are safer thin any other class of risks is m.questionable, mid the rates are graduated accordingly. A dwe ling in Illinois nas been burnt and rebuilt three times in five years, on the same site, and each time the lire was accidental, aud the loser without insurance A huge nttuiber of the losses paid have been on dwellings. Below are given the names in full of a number ot ‘‘incendiaries” which investigations into the catise6 of fires in dwellings have developed. Beware of them : Aslios in wooden vetsel-. Kerosene and other lamps not filled and trimmed by day light. Defective chimneys sad flues. Furniture two near sfo-ves or lire places. Lights near window-curtains Matches within reach of children, and ly ing around loose. Wooden firehoards. Stovepipes passing through or near woo Ten partitions or floors. GEORGIA HOME INSURANCE COVIPAN Y, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. Capital $350,000. PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY! SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. Capital, “ Gold," $1,000,000. T. S. POWELL, Agent. Cuthbert, Ga. Shallenberger’s, Gallighan’s And Holton’s Fills, For Fever and Ague, For sale by T. S. POWELL, Trustae, PUBLIC SALE OF VALUBLE PLANTATION ! WILL he sold, in the city of Cuthbert, on the First Tuesday in November next, between the legal bouts of rale, a de niable residence, the West half of Nos 195 and 222. c ontaining two linndred, two and one-half acres, more o less, situated one mile East of Brooksville. Place weil improved, good trained dwelling, live rooms, two brick chimneys, outbuildings, necessary. Terms, three installments—oue-third cash, mortgage on land to eecnre last payments. JAMES K. BRIDGES, Agent for Frances Bridges. August 25, 187i. 2m° TURNIP SEED. EARLY DUTCH WHITE FLAT AND Red Topped, Seven Top, POMERANIAN GLOBE, AND IMPROVED PURPLE TOPPED Yellow Rnta Baga, For sale by ALLISON & SIMPSON. Congress Water Fur Sale by T. 8. POWELL, Trustee. Drnggiet, Booktu Ilei and Stationer. MACON CARDS. Fall Stock! GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. 2,000™- ' 8 Bio<,lira -" 10.000 Bundles Ties, from 5 12 to G 1-2 ct*. 300 Hogsheads Bacon', 50 Tes. S C. llaius. 300 Bbls Sugars, 200 sacks new crop Coff. c. 3,000 Sacks aud 300 bbls Flour—all qualities 500 Pkgs. New Crop Mackerel. 5 0 Boxes Soaps, 300 boxes Caudles. 100 “ Fresh Crackers, 50 boxes Pearl Stuieb. 200 Bids Pork, $7 to 815 per bbl, 3'o lv-gs Naits, 2;u boxes Pipes, 25 cases Drake’s Bitters -150 Cases Pickles, 2‘> cases Sardiu-.-s, 100 boxes S >da 250 Cases Fresh Cove Oysters, 75,000 choice Cigars very cheap. 300 Boxes Tobai Cv>, comprising all grades. The above, together with all the leading ar ticles in the Grocery Line, for sale at the lowest Wholesale figures. Our stock is being daily replenished, and as we buy our Goods at Fountain Head, we promise great bargains to Cast. Customers. SEYMOUR TINSLEY k CO., Cor. t hird and Cherry Sts. Macou G«. SMITH, IISCOTT & CO., 102 CHERRY STREET. MACO N, Gr A., Manufacturers of and dealers in Harness, Sales, Bridies, Whips, Bitts and Spurs, Fine Trunks, Satchels and Valises, Trace Chains, Hames aud Saddlery, Hardware, Shoo Findings Os evt-ry de.-e iption. Hemlock and Oak Sole, and Harness Leather, s ’poke«, Hubs Rims aud Wheels, All kinds of Carriage Material. The above stock is held strictly at lowest Whole-ale P.i es. A'so a laigo assortment of Children’s Car ling s, of every style. Cal! and see us. scp22-3m NOTICE ’ To Cotton Planters AND DEALERS OF Middle and Southwestern Ga. rN again placing onr name before onr nu merous planting friends and cotton dealers of the State, we do so with the assurance of our ability to successfully render sali-fai tory all basin' ss entrusted 10 our care—pledging the u-ual honest effort to spare iio pains in do ing our win In duty. We 111 .ke i lie sale of Cotton a Speciality, us ing oi.r in si. endeavors to always sell on an exii'i il mark t. We return onr most sincere thunks ‘ot pa-t liberal favors, and hope to have them continued, and trope to have a lib eral trial Iroin those who have not betoie pniroi.izi'd tis. We consider this the best in terior liutk't in the South for the sale of Cot ton, onr liny ers being !literal t ltd spirited hus ini 9s men. PUniafi >u euppli. s furnished when desired. Liberal advances mads on cotton in store. J NATHAN COLLINS & SON, Cotton Factors aud Commission Met chants, ee|'l-3in, Macon, Ga. LAWTON & WILLINGHAM, Successors to Lawton & Lawton, Cotton Factors, Warehouse and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, FOURTH STREET, MACON, GA, IN Publishing onr card, we claim nothing more lor ourselves than a determination to tlo our DUTY towards our customers. By strict attention 10 our husiuess, and studying the interests of onr patrons we have been heretofore to give satisfaction, and now have no apprehension tlmt all who will give us a fair trial will continue to patrouize our house. LAWTON <fc WILLINGHAM. sepl-3m* Campbell & Jones, Cotton Factors, MACON, GEORGIA. Special attention given to the SALE OF COTTON. LIBERAL Advances made on Cotton in Store. AGENTS FOR JNO. MERRYMAN & CO.’S AMIOMATED DISSOLVED BOIES. Prices reduced to suit the times. AGENTS FOR THE Winship Improved Cotton Gin. sepl-tm* I>R. WILHOFT’S Anti - Periodic , For sale I y T. S. POWELL, Trustee. TO FARMERS! SEEK, RYE & BARLEY, At , ALLISON L SIMPLON’S.
