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About Cuthbert weekly appeal. (Cuthbert, Ga.) 18??-???? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1871)
LOCAL DEPARTMENT p&~ Messrs. Griffin & Hoffman, Newspa per Advertising Agents, No. 4 South street, Baltimore, Md., are duly authorized to con tract for advertisements at our lowest rat s. Advertisers in that City are requested to leave their favors with this bonse. Cuthbert Prices Current. COTTON Is}®lf- Bacon—Clear Sides.. 11 ®ll L<*% Bib 9 7-B®lU Canvassed Hams 18@2l) Shoulders 9j® 10 Butter—Goshen 50 Conntrv 35(<£40 Beeswax 24 Candles 17 ®2O Coffee Rio, per lb 22®25 Java “ 28®33 Ecos 25 Flour—per bbl .7 75® 10 75 Grain—Com, per bn 90®1.0(> Wheat • 1.25 Rye 1.75® 2.1* Oats 90® 1.00 Peas 125® 1.50 Ho'KT ICC® 12} Iron—per lb 6J@7 Lard 14® 10 Mackerel— Kits 1 75@2.25 Rags—Clean Cotton per lb t... .2J@3 Sitcar —Brown per lb 13J@15 C •• “ 14® 151 A “ “ 15}@16 Crushed I7J® 18 Bfru p—per gal 85®9!l Tobacco—per 'b 60® 1,25 Uaggifg ..20® 24 Ikon Ties 7®B Special Notice to Patrons. All persons indebted by note and lien or open account to the subscriber, are earnestly ivited to come forward with their cotton or cash, and settle up without delay. Very high prices allowed for cotton and sat isfaction given in every case. My pnpcis are in the hands of Rev. J. B. Wardlaw for collection, at the new rock store of Jones & Fort, on North East corner of public square. Tbe liens are oil due, and it will not be iu my power to indulge those who refuse to respond to this call after the 15th inst. Come up and look_to your interests. Respectfully, norlO 2t 11. H. Jones. Valuable Property For Sale I I offer for gale the Store House occupied hy Dr. Wilkins, and the vacant lot adjoining, ut a bargain. Having taken too much Knr ball money, lam compelled to sell to pay my debts. W. Jl. HIXSON 7 . W Guess who Is the neatest housekeeper in our town ? We kuow her. She cleans her 'knives , china, windows, paint, oil cloths, (tables and floors, and brightens her tin, brdss and copper wares with Enoch Morgan's Sons Sapolio. Ask for it. It is a good thing. Important to the Sick! Ut using the Farmeh’s Fevkk Pills for Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague, Kiglit Sweats, Night Fevers, Inward Fevers, and all Mala rious Diseases, you save litty per cent and no Quinine, Oil or Calomel needed. WEEDOX & DENT, Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Eufaula, Ala Manufacturers. &T Chili. 9 and Fever Cured for $1 (Ml liy 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 ali Druggists. WEEDON & DENT, Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Eu aula, Ala., Manufacturers. Sarsaparilla Bitters, Pi kifiks the Blood which regulates the Liver. Try these Bitters and you will not use :any other. They do not leave you more con stipated than they found you;‘hut will cure -constipation. For sale by all Druggists. WEEDON A DENT, Wholesale and Retail Druggists, oct6-tf Eufaula, Ala. Scu]>periioii£ Wine, A superior article for Medicinal, Cooking & Table Purposes, For sale hy apr2B-Gm J. C. MARTIN. THE BEST STILL, FOAMING & SPARKLING SCUPPERNONG WINE! Tor sale by W. C. HAY, Jr., mayi2-6m At Isaac Easley’s Store. 'Trust What Tim* Has Sanctiohko.— 'The maxim that the voice of the people is the voice of the diviuity, may in some cast s, he .open to douht, hut the testimony of honest Alai enlightened witnesses extending through a series of yeais, and all to the same purport, ds worthy of credence, admits of no questiun. Upon such testimony the reputation of Hos tetter’s Stomach Bitters as an antidote and •cure for many ailments is based. During the twenty yeais that, it Ims been before the world, innumerable preparations intended to compet e with it have gone like rockets, and eome down* the extinguished sticks. Menu ■while the progress of that incomparable tonic has been swift and steady—always upward and onward like the eagle’s flight. Its intro duetion produced a revolution in therapeutics, and it proved to be one of those salutary rev otntious that cannot go backwards To-day nortetter's Bitters is one ol the most popular remedies in christen Join, and commands a larger sale than any oilier medicinal prepara tion. domestic or imported, on this side of the Atlantic. Asa cure for dyspepsia, bilious •disorders, nervous affections, gcneiai debility, and as a preventive cf epidemic lever?, it takes precedence of every other remedy. This fact should teach the ambitions country dealers who endeavor to foist their local abor tions ou the public in its stead, how futile their small attempts to cajole the community must necessarily be. Where the game fish have failed there is no chance for the 11 snek ers.” Specialities are tlie Older of the day, and good men who push good specialities are always successful.— This is eminently applicable to the advertising agency of Messi-s. Griffin A Hoffman, the growth and expan sion of which has been almost with out a parallel in the history of Bal timore trade and commerce.—Bal timore American . Wesleyan Female College.— Ecv. Dr. O. L. Smith, the recently elected President of this popular in fltitution, having resigned the posi tion, the trustees of the institution held a meeting yesterday and elect ed as his successor Dr. E 11. Myers, of this city. Pr. M. has long been known throughout the South as the able editor of the • Southern Chris tian Advocate, and we congratulate the trustees of the College upon their good fortune in securing the services of so worthy a President. Wp all feel a deep interest in the welfare of old Wesleyan, and the election of Dr. Myers will be hail ed with delight by not only the members of the Methodist Church, but by the friends of female educa - 1 :on throughout the entire South.— Telegraph. THE CUTHBERT APPEAL Home Affairs. A Fine Guitar, can be bought very cheap by early applicatiooat this office. ’Xaj, The Randolph County '• fair ” is a gram! success—our ladies, yon know. The week has been rather dull for G*urt week. \ ■ Vr L Up" The price of “ cussin ” in Court is sl2 60 per word ’till further notice. Jones &. Fort have on sale a lot of very tine buckwheat flour. Call and get a supply befbre it is all gone. Lost, by the Datfson excursionists, one glove, one veil, one Kimball dollar, a number of hearts, and several good dinners. Our Representatives. -Our representa tives in the legislature have both been ap pointed on very-important committees, Crit tenden on the Finance Committee and Mc- Neil on Education. If the young lady who lost :j letter signed *• E,” in this city recently will give us her real name, tell ns who “ Bill ” is, and what she means by bequeathing her vacan cy to the old gent,” we’ll deliver the same, and ask no questions. Tub Root and Shoe Trade.—Atlanta is establishing a reputation in this line, which is carrying much of the trade of Southwest Georgia to that city. The leading house in the boot and shoe trade is that of G. 11. & A W. Force, who from long experience, un derstand th'-ir business well, and adopt the sensible way of letting people know they want trade. See their advertisement. Cutting Affray.— A difficulty occurred on Monday evening, between Mr. T. R. Brown, and Abel MeKenny in which, we learn, the former was very severely, though not dangerously wouuded—receiving five or six different cuts. Mr. MeKenny was placed in jail the fol lowing morning to await a hearing. nox. C. B. Wooten*. —This gentleman, who has already won an amiable reputation in the practice of law, in this section, and is recognized as one of the rfsing men, and leading lawyers of the State, has removed from Dawson to Macon, where, doubtless a bright career awaits liira. He will still prac tice in the courts of this section, and it is needless for ns to say that business placed in his hands will be faithfully attended to. From Sire to Son —The reputation of By. ington’s Hotel, at Fort Valley, has been hand ed down from sire to sons For years this has been recognized as the best eating house in Georgia ; and few people pa‘s it witliont testing its merits. We have never yet heard a man complain at the price of a dinner there; but have heard men wonder how such a table could he kept tip. so continual ly. No wonder the tables are always crowd ed at Byington’s Hotel. Another Grand Success. —Mr. W. C llay. <Jr„ who by his extraordinary success in the manufacture of Scupperno g Wine, has made a wide reputation, has presented us with a bottle of this years’ manufacture, which convinces us that he has been success ful again. It is indeed splendid, and in time will be equal to that which has been pro nounced by those thoroughly posted, superior to any they ever saw imported or homemade. Mr. Hav lias a small lot ot the famous wine of last year still on hand. Goon Templars.— The following is a list of officers elected hy the members of Excel sior Lodge, No. 20. of this city, to serve lor the quarter beginning with the first of this month : Jno. F. Kiddoo, W. C. T. Miss Katie Peacock, W. V. T. E. S. Kirksey, W. S. B. J. Baldwin. W. F. S. J. W. Stanford, W.*T. W. 11. Ammonds, Vs. ML Rev. W. B. Mcllan, W. C. J. R Edwards, A. R. S. Miss Mattie Arnold, W. G, II J. Geeslin, W. O. G. Miss Uoweoa Ferguson, U. 11. S- Miss Emma McHan, L. H. S. A. F. Hall. P. W. C. T. We are glad to learn that tlmlodge is now in a more prosperous condition than ever be fore. Annual Meeting of Randolph County Bible Society.— The annual meeting of the Randolph County Bible Society, was held in the Presbyterian Church in Cuthbert, Ga., on Sunday, stli October, 1871. In the Absence of the President and Sec retary Rev. R. B. Lester acted as chairman, and J. McK. Gunn as Secretory. Tlie report of the Treasurer, was read and received as satisfactory. An able and interesting discourse was de livered hy Rev. W. A. Parks, Bible agent for the State of Georgia. After the sermon a collection was taken up, resulting iu the raising of about ninety dollars, Cash and subscription, for the bene fit of tbe county society. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Dr. S. G. Robertson, President. Revs. R. B- Lester, J. S . Cosby. Abner Campbell. Vice Presidents. Dr. T. S. Powell. Secretary & Treasurer. Managers- -W. B. Scales. Dr. L. McLester, Elam Christian, B. J. Baldwin, Jr. J.. McK. Gunn. Meeting adjourned with tiie benediction, J. McK. "Gunn, Sec'y. ScPKitiou Court. —The November Term of Randolph Superior Court, convened on Mon day—His Honor, Judge Harrell, presiding and dispatching business with his usual vig or. Col S. Wise Parker is on hand in his old position of Solicitor General. Monday was taken up with the Percy Ann Ozmore divorce case- the jury giving a di vorce, and $2,500 alimony. The case of Cijy Council of Cuthbert, vs. J. M. Brooks, terminated iu favor of the ter mer, replenishing* (lie city treasury to the amount of $447. The docket is being disposed of as rapid ly as could be expected, but it will probably require two weeks to get through with the business. The attendance of legal genllemen from other counties is smaller than common. We have met, Hons. C. B Wooten and S. D. Ir win, from Macon ; Hon. F. M. Harper, and Judge Wiley G. Parks, of Dawson. The grand Jury is composed of the very best men of the county, and otir citizens may rest assured that the affairs of tbe coun ty will not be allowed tp suffer in their bands. The Petit Juries are made up of a high order of citizenship, and justice is sure to weigh down every oth r consideration, while the seale is In tUeif hands. Randolph Agricultural Society.— Tbe regular monthly meeting of the Society was held at the Court House in Cnthbert, on Sat urday, Oct. 4tb, Judge Win. Coleman in the chair. The following resolutions, laid oa the ta hie at tortner meeting, were taken up and passed : Resolved, That E. L. Douglass, H. Fiel der, Geo. Smith, A. B. McAfee and O. I’. Beall, be appointed a committee to confer with Rev. Samuel Anthony. Agent South Ga. Conference for an Orphan’s Home, as to the probability cf locating that institution at or near Cuthbert. Resolved, That each member pf this So ciety pledge himself not to plaVit more than six acres of cotton to each hand employed, the balance of land cultivated to be devoted to other crops. The following preamble and resolutions offered by N. T. Crozier at former meeting, were taken up, amended and adopted. Whereas, It has been the custom of far mers in cur county to give liens upon their growing crops, for fertilizers, provisions, Ac., which action we deem unwise and ruinous to the farming interest; and. Whereas, some in our county are promising and paying al on st any price to secure laborers—even to half the gross proceeds of the entire crop ; therefore be it Resolved. That no member of this Socie ty will U'gin a crop with the expectation of giving liens upon the same for any fertilizers, bacon, corn, or material consumed in the cultivation of the same. Resolved, That no member of this Socie ty will give half the gross proceeds of the crop lor labor. On motien of O. P. Beall, Resolved. That J. B Buchanan, Secretary and treasurer, of this Society, be requested to bring up the minutes, and other records, and have them present at the next meeting. Also, that be make a report of the financial condition of the Society. Adopted. On motion of Elam Christian, Resolved, That it is the sense of this So ciety, that the lien system of cultivating crops, is deleterious to the planting interesls of the State at this time—however necessary it may have been at the time of its adoption —and that our representatives in the present Legislature be earnestly requested to use their utmost endeavors to procure the repeal of tbe law defending tbe same at the earliest possible day. Adopted. The Society then adjourned to meet the first Saturday in December, at 11 o'clock. A. M. Titos. Coleman, Sec'y. Rev. W. A. Parks’ Ser mon, at the Anniversa ry of* Randolph County Rible Society. This discourse was IL-tened to with marked attention hy the large audience present at the Bible Society*’ Anniversary, on Sabbath morning hut. We would not attempt even an imperfect synopsis, hut for the dissemi nation of important information ; and we can not hope to gi> e this in the well count cted aud impressive language of the able speaker : The text was taken from the •Second Psalm, 7th and Bih verses : *' I will declare the decree : the Lord hath said unto me, Thou art my Son ; this day have I begotten thee. “A>kof me and I shall give the heathen for thine inheritance, and the uttermost parts ot the ea th for thy possession.” Tlie preacher started out with the statea ent that the world had never known anything to progress to such au extent as the Gospel of Christ. It descended to earth as a queen of might, and sent oat its messengers—conquer ing aud to conquer— till millions own her alle giance. The glorious wfl: fare si ill goes on, and will continue till prophecy is fulfilled—till the heathen of all lands listen with joy to the gospel sou id, and the uitermost parts of the earth feel the genial influence of gospel light Tiiis decree teaches the diviuity of the Lord Jesus Christ, and is cor robot ated by revelations that spoke out from Heaven, saying “ This i„ my beloved Son in whom I am well pleased.” While infidelity denies the divine origin of Christ, it is compelled to admit enough to make Him more than human. The infidel has no stronghold but is weakened by the life of the Savior, though denying his resurrection from the dead. Chrisl satisfied the demands of the law, and tlie promised reward of the Father Was the conversion of the world. It is not only true that this is prophecy, but it is also true that the prophecy is daily being fulfilled. This is tlie brightest day that ever dawned oil the earth because of this fulfillment. The two principal instrumentalities employed by God for the accomplishment of this great work are the preaching of the word and the distribu tion of the Bible lie then spoke of the wonderful preserva tion of the revealed will of God to man. More than -1,0(10 years were occupied ill making this revelation to earth, aud that it might be per fect and nnmistakable, every effort divine wis dom could suggest was exercis' and in making it. It is uot strange that Heaven should he engag" ed to preserve the Bible —Heaven's revela lions to m n, containing the only knowledge we have of the Father. Four hundred and twenty years ago the iiist Bibb; was printed with t.pe—the Bible was the first book print, ed—at Metz, in Germany, in the Latin lan guage. Seventy-five years ago there was not a Bible Sociiey in the world. One hundred years ago, the Bible was uot primed in fifty different languages—to-day it is being printed aud read in 3;l0 languages. 75 years ago the process of priming was very glow—now three Bibles are printed every second of time.- 61 years ago the British and Foreign Bible Socie ty was organized, for printing the Bible in cheap form for the poor. That Society has printed 4,030,000 Bibles, and the American Bible Society, its offspring, 1.500,000 —so that the world is being inundated with the waters of life. The circulation of the Bible has pro gressed more in the last, fifty years than in all time past. It has recently been printed iu the Arabic language—giving it access to mil liors who could not be reached iu any other way. 150,000,001) of Mohammedans have been raised from the cradle to consider this a sacred language; and no matter how hard pressed parents may be with poverty, the child is taught the Arabic language. This is the greatest achievement of those engaged iu this glorious work. These people believe the vowel points iu that language were made by the finger of God ; and within the past four years tlie Society has sacceed -d in printing in that language with the vowel points—so that the True word, is rapidly taking the place of the Coran throughout that benign land. Tbe zeal manifested by these ignorant people is a standing rebuke to those iu Christian lands who take so little interest in the religious training of their children. Even the roaming Turks about Jerusalem are now receiving the Bible—and in Ancient Bethany, so long shrouded in spiritual gloom, the spite of a Christian Chnroli points Heav enward. The Bible is also being printed in the Chi nese language—last year 15,000,000 copie ß wire sent to that land. Notwithstanding the strong opposition—the edicts forbidding the t aching of women in English schools, <&c., the w ork goes on ; ail 1 to day, a Chinaman, convoited in liis own land, is in America, as a Christian missionary to his people in this coun try. Large numbers of the Bibles printed by this Society are bought by the Roman Catholic priests in Italy, Mexico, and tlesewhpre, and burned before the people in the streets. In ete.id of checking its spread, even this is working good to the canse—the people hav ing their curiosity aroused—examining for themselves and being convinced and conveit ea. Let them contiuue to burn Bibles and martyr Christians, as they ever have; it will only enrich Immanuel’* land. There is not fire enough lo burn out the religion of Christ.— Those parents in thi< Protestant land, who thoughtlessly send their children to Unman Catholic institutions, received a witheiiug re buke. Romanism has lost its stronghold, and is getting weaker and weaker iu the Eastern countries, and America is looked to as their promised land. The fight of Roman Caihoii cism and protestantisru will have to be fought over again. lie spoke of the growing pow er of that church in our land, and meutioned oue church in Atlanta with eight hundred members, and oue of the finest buildings iu the State. He theu referred to the work iu India.— They 100 have a sacred i.inguage ; hut the Bi ble has been suited to their understanding and one man has distributed 2,000,0011 copies iu that land. Even without missionaries lo aceompa ny it the Word is accomplishing wonders iu that laud. Russia, Turkey and Mexico are being prot estautiztd. The Sandwich Islands, reclaimed front Herthaaism, is now sending Christian missionaries abroad. There is not now a single nation whose doors are bolted against the missionary and the Bible. Verily, the n termost parts of the earth are open to the reception of the glad tidings of great joy.— Even iu Rome, when Victor Immanuel took possession of the city, the Pope’s Soldiers swore allegiance to the new kiug on the Bi ble, instead of the Crucifix Two Bible men, Methodist and Presbyterian, went with the king’s forces, and spread their tables under the very shadow ol St. Peter’s spire. Indeed there was never a time when divine light spread with such rapidity us the present. The faith of the chmch needs toning np on God’s promises, to complete the great woik un dertaken. The missionary and Bible canse— sisters of mercy—go hand in hand, and even now God is giving His Son the Heathen for an inheritance. Governments may tum ble, and kings fall, but the banner of the cross shall never go down. HRE A T INDUCEMENTS! To People Who Eat! JONES A FORT At Tlx© N"ew ROCK STORE, (North East Corner Public Square) HAVE opened, and offer for sale one of the choicest stocks of Staple and Fancy Groceries, —AND— Family Supplies, To be found in the city, or ever offered for sale in this market- This stock was so lected by Col. Jones, in person, with special ref rence to the wants of the people iuthis Section. A Full Supply of BACON, . IIAMS, LAUD, FLOUR, SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA, TOBACCO, CANDIKS, SEGARS SNUFF. LOBSTERS, OYSTERS, SPICES, SARDINES, EGGS HALIBUT. ALSO. Fresh Meal, Sweet and Irish Potatoes, Buck wheat, Country and Goshen Butter, Mackerel, White Fish, Cheese, Fultou Market Beef, Also a Large Supply of Bagging. Iron Ties, Twine Buckets, Tubs, churns, Wi low Ware, Ladies Pic Nic Bask ets, Sugar Boxes, a fine assortment, of Crock ery, Crockery, Hollow Ware, Ovens, Skillets, Pots and Pans. I )RY GOODS, Clothing, Hats, Boots. Shoes, and Ladies Gaiters, Cuilery Table and Pocket, alum, Cop peras. Blue Stone, and Salts, Kerosene Oil and Lamps. Glass, and Glassware, Games Collais, Biidlts, Plow Lines, Powder, Shot, Candles, Soap, Salt, And a Host of Other Goods, Cheap ! Cheaper !! Cheapest !!! We Have Also On Hand, Apples, and Cocoa Nuts, Dried Apples, Prunes, Dates, Figs. Cranberries. Corn Starch. Gelatine, Almonds, Nuts, Currants, Walnuts, Molasses, Syrup, Maccaroni, (Ital ian) Cheese, Ginger Preserves, fine Table Salt, Raisins, Geikius, Pickles, Rock Potash, Lye, Soda, Cream Tarter, Nails ! Nails!! Nails !!! Hoes, Brushes, Blacking, Trunks. Umbrellas, Hinges, Screws, Locks. Choice Rice. Slate, Ink, Paper. Grindstones. Brooms, Mustard. Sauces, Wooden Tmys, Well Backets, Lan terns, —AND— Nearly Every Thing Else YOU CAN THINK OF. SUITABLE TO THIS MARKET. Don’t forget JONES & FORT A T THE ROCK STORE. CUTHBERT PROPERTY For Sale ! I OFFER MY PLACE on Lumpkin street, adjoining the residence of Judge Worrell, for sale—two-story House —six rooms with fireplaces— ten aces of Land attache!, with’ all necessary outbuilding*. Will be sold at a bargain, on easy terms. nov3-Im D. GOFF. SMALL PLANTATION For Sale. DESIRING to change mv place of burioess. I offer for sale, my PLANTATION, CONTAINING 303 J acres. 125 acres more or lets, of which is cleared, in the 7th district Randolph County, Ga., on “Cufhbeit and Fort Gaines County Road.” in about Smiles ot Coleman’s Deoot, S. W. R. R. 8{ miles, to Fort Gaines, 11J miles, to Cuthbert, 8 miles to Cotton Hill, and very convenient to R. R. Depot, Dry Goods aud Grocery Store, Post Office, Shoe. Harness, Wood and Black smith Shops. Mills, Gins. Churches and Schools. IMPROVEMENTS. A neat new framed house, containing four comfortable rooms, three of which are sealed, it has a brick and rock chimney, glass windows, and a piazza ou the front and rear. A good Kitch en. a Smoke House. Stables, Double Logpeu Barn and oilier out buildings. A Well in the yard, an excellent Spring convenient to the house and several good springs on plantation, a Cane Brake (branch ruuniug through it) fully sufficient to winter a number of rattle, Choice Fruit Orchards of different kinds, a promising young Seupperuong Vineyard, and a quantity of Figs, &c.. &e. Situated in an excellent neighborhood of tlie best society. The healthfuluess of the immediate vicinity is proverbial, and in point of longevity, boasts of several citizens who antedate the iOth cen tury. Examine my place, you who wish to buy a bnrgain ; and after learning the price, you will feel convinced it is offered very cheap. Determined to change my place of residence, I wi 1 sell VERY CHEP FOR THE CASH- For further information, call on. or address. A. J. POLLOCK, M. I)., octl3-liu Coleiuau’s Depot, Ga. HEAD QUARTERS!! FOR HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, CROCKERY, Glassware, Woodw are, LA .UPS, CL O OKS, HR O QMS, TIE WARE, BIRD CAGES, BRUSHES, TABLE AND POCKET CUTLER JT, IRON AND STEEL, Etc., Etc., JJAVING REMOVED TO THE HTANDLUI Hock Building-, And greatly enlarged my Stork, I respectfully invite my friends and (he public g-uerally to call and see my (foods and TRY MY PRICES Before purchasing elsewhere. J• S. Anttiony, sep27->t Cnthbert, Ga. However men may disagree, As many do, we know. In some things they alike can see, As many facts wl.l show. In politics men differ wide, Aud iu religion too ; And in some other things beside, As they've a right to do. Bat many persons after trying, Now readily agree, That Anthony's is the place for buying, Cheap Hardware, Stoves & Crockery. Tin, Glass, Wool and otl er Ware, Housekeeping Goods—even a Clock, So if you would buy at prices fair ; Go to St-mdley’s building of Rock. J. S. ANTHONY. FAIR NOTICE 2 I HAVE pist opened and am receiving daily a ch oice stock oi Family Groceries, Which I will sell very low. I have ever rything usu illy kept in my line, and will be very happy to see all my old lriends. and as many new ones as will honor me with a call. I know nothing but. to sell. Chickens, Eggs and Butter Bonglit, and always on hand. Be sure to give me a call. Verv Respectfully, W. D. SHERIDAN. oct27-l in FURNITURE! A Splendid asSertment of Parlor F* virniture, In HAIR CLOTH, RIPS, and PLUSH BEDROOM SETTS, In WALNUT, MAHOGANY, OAK, ASH, aud MAPLE. Enameled Setts, In great variety. All at greatly reduced priees, FOR CASH, Also, Chairs, Matresses, Window Shades, WALL PAPER, MATTINGS, ect. Carpets and Oil Cloths. THOMAS WOOD, Next to Lanier House. oct27-3in Macon, Ga. FI3STB CIGARS 2 GOLDEN BUG, DESERT and HENRY CLAY, At T- 8. POWELL’S Trustee. Dr. W. B. TACKETT, CUTHBERT, GA., Gives Special attention to all Diseases pecu liar to Females. oct2~ 6m For Artists’ Use. 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GIBSON Has received the largest and most beautiful Stock of Hats, Bonnets, Flowers, Ribbons, Hair Goods, Laces, Trimmings, Ac., In Southwest Georgia, and can afford to sell as cheap as tire chenjiest. Call and see before purchasing elsewhere. North side Public Square, next door to Standley’s Bock Building. o<H6-ly Ii A N D AND Cnthbert Property! THE SUBSCRIBER wisl.i g to remove, offers for Sale Ilia Plantation of 740 Acres, 450 cleared, and divided into four Settlement?, with comfortable House*. Gin House and Screw, situated 8 1-2 miles from Cuthbert on the 8., C. Jr C. Railroad, and one mile from •Springvale where there is a good school and two entm-hes. Good Cotton Land. Mub-s, Corn and Fodder sold with 'lie Place.’ CUTHBERT PROPERTY!! House with five Ro.iins, and out,-Buildings attached. A two story Store House and a small store room inthc rear, frotitb'g two streets— a Tan Yard of four acres, 62 Vats, having four Building! ; no Tanyard in Cnthbert in opera tion. Twenty acres woodland Latyd near the race track ; and the Place on which He Lives, One mile north of the square on Lumpkin street, of 131* Acres, one halt cleared, good Oi charJ and Scuppernong Vineyard of eight aeres just beginning to bear. House contains Four Rooms, Veranda in front, and a 12 foot Hall, and all necessary Oulbildiugs. This is a pretty Place and valuable property. The above Property will be exchanged for Texas or Atlanta Property, or srdd fur one half cash, balance in one and two years. oct2tl-2ui A. B. McAFEE. GLASS! GLASS!! WINDOW GLASS, ALL SIZES, Bv T. S. PO‘A ELL, Trustee. Brace & Bits, Angers, Chisels, Files. Saws. Hammers, w tenches, Hooka and Staples, Lap Links, Plow Ro Is, 8. W. Collins’ Axes, Pocket and Table Cutlery Guns, Pistols, Game Bags, Powder and Shot, Shot Pouches, Powder Flasks, Eley’s Water-Proof Caps and Gun Wadding. For sale by ALLISON 4 SIMPSON. A Great Bargain! LOT of laud No, 275. in the 5 h District of Randolph County, will he sold at a bar gain, as the owner is anxious to realize- Lot unimproved. ELAM CHRISTIAN, octl3-tf Agent. Carriage, Buggy AND HARNESS M annfact oi*y. THE undersigned is now prepared to do all kinds of work in the Carriage, Buggy and 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. attgll-ly A. 8. F. MeBRIDE. FLOUR! FLOUR!! Tennessee. Marietta. Kennesaw. - AND— COOK AND CHEEK’S CHOICE. For rale by ALLISON & SIMPSON fine cigars AND— “ Wine Sap ” Chewing Tobacco. At ALLISON & SIMPSON’S. BOOKS! BOOKS!! WEBSTER'S SPELI.ERB, “ Common School Dictionary, Holmes Reader*, Harvey's Grammars, Sanford’s Arithmetic, Connell’s Geography s, At T. S. POWELL’S, Trustee. TV e w Arrivals ! AT B. J. Jackson’s. HAVE just rcccivtd a choLe Suck of Family Supplies, Which I cm selling cheap lor CASH, AND CASH ONLY. A flue assortment of Sugars, Coffee, Flour, Fish, die. Also a fresh rupply of Candies, Crackers, &c., &c. I will be pleased to serve a'l ol my CASH FRIENDS JThose of mv friends who are owing me little bits, will confer a great favor by call ug aud settling at oueo. B. J. JACKSON. OLD FOLKS ! Yomig* Folks ! EVERYBODY ! 1 EVERYBODY is invited to call J and examine the HANDSOME STOCK of TOYS, CONFECTIONERIES, PROVISIONS, AND GOOD THINGS GENERALLY, NOW IN STORK. If you want somethirg to tickle tiie fancy of the little ones, or tempt the palate of older folks, COME TO MY STORE! A. W. GILLEPIE. Bep2o-ct The Fall Season ! I A M as heretofore at my post, prep tred to do any kind of work in the way of PHOTOGRAPHY. I will make you a picture, from the smallest Gem, to life size, and guarantee as good work as any gallery in Georgia. Pictures enlarged, colored and done In In< dia Ink, at very reasonable prices. Bring mo your old pictures of deceased trienos. and I will make them us Urge as you picas*, and warrant the likeness to lie good. STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, And instruments for sale at reasonsbls prices. Call and see me- A. V. HALL. octl3-tf For Sale! HAVING d<termlnedto change busi ness, 1 hereby offer for sale the PLAN TATION whereon I now live, 7 1-2 miles north-cast ot Cnthbert, containing 800 Acres, More or Less, SituaU and convenient to chorchee and schools— lying In tenth District of Randolph Couutv, Ga. Place well timbered and watered The improvements consists of a good well finished tour room Dwelling, good Kitchen, and other out buildings ; good Stables, Cnbe, Barit, Wheat House, Carriage House, good Weil of water. Also a splendid Gin House and Screw. The place under good fencing. There are good Orehaide and a beautiful Fish Pond on the plac“. I also have Horses, Mules, Hogs. Cows, and a good volte of Oxen, a good Wagon, buggy, Roctaway with Harness to all com plete—all other plantation Implements, good Gin and Band; also four or five hundred bushels of Corn, with Fodder,, seed Wheat, Oats, etc. Come and see for yourselves. If not sold by the first of December next, the Plantation will be for rent. All the other property will be sold on the Place on the First Wednesday in December. For particulars inquire on the Premises, or of the undersigned, or at the store of Jones Jt. Fort, in Ciuhbert, Ga. sep29-i>D» A. T. FORT. TEN DOLLARS REWARD ! WAS stolen from ray Desk, on Wednesday t e 4tl. inst., .me very large Gold Pen, No. 8, manufactured by Mahic. Todd & Cos. I will pay the above reward for de*oe.ion of the thief. T. 8. POWILL. For Kent, THE FINE STORK ROOM recently occu pied by J. McK. Gttuti, in the Stand!./ Stone building One of the most desirable locations and conveuiei Uy arranged Store bouses in the city. Possession given immediately. Apply to J. McK GCNN. oc 6-i f OYSTERS, SALMON, And Lobsters in Gaos, Lard in Barrels and Gaddies, nr 'Jr-g Bicarb Soda, in packages and kegs at ALLISON &. SIMPSON’S. iTlTEOak,Hemlock, and Um« Lea tiler, French Calf, Kip, aud Lining Skins Ev. lets, Evb t Setts, Punches, Bboa ll.miners Nails, Pees, etc. t or sale by ALLISON Jt isIMPtJON.
