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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL DEPARTMENT Messrs. Griffin & Hoffman. Newspa per Advertising Agents, No. 4 South street, Baltimore, Md., are duly authorized to con tract tor adv<*rtisements at our lowest rates. Advertisers in that City are requested to leave their favors with this house. THERE will be a public irs'.illation of Offi cers of Washington Lodge, No. 19. on ■Wednesday, the 27tli inst..anniversary of Bt. John. Randolph and Brooksville Lodges in vited to participate. An oration bv Col. H Fielder. L- McLbsteb, Chairman, 8 ' r . Jenkins, J. T. Kiddoo, Committee of Arrangement. Everybody is rushing to the Court House to see the show pictures. We conclu -ded we would go too, and after' we had finish ed looking, as we thought, we saw a crowd at the Brook* House, and ye went over there to see if there was any more pictures to be seen. But we were mistaken ;they were rush ing in at our friend Biooks', to get some of >those fine Gulden Curl Cigar*, and some ol his Cincinnati Lager, and some wanted that fine Tom and Jerry he make* of fine ltum. decls-lt Tile Great Pictorial Annual.—Hostet ler’s United Mutes Almanac, for 1872, for dis tribution. gratis, throughout the United States and all civilized countri sos the Western Hemisphere, will be published about the first .ol January in the English, German, French, Norwegian, Welsh, Swedish, Holland. Bohe mian and Spaiii h languages, an I all who -wish. to understand the t.»ue philosophy ol health should rean and ponder the valuable suggestions it contains. In addition to an ad .mirable medical treatise on the causes, pro vention and cure of agieat va.iety of diseate*, it i-inbiaees a large amount of information in ■tcresliug to the merchant, the mechanic, the miner, the farmer, the planter, and profession' ,al mat) ; and the calculations have been u.ade for such meridians and latitudes as are most ,suitable for a correct an Comprihensi e Nu ii nml Calendar. The nature, uses, and extraordlary sanitary •effeCta of Ilostelter's Siom ic Bitters, the sta ble tonic and alter itive o |m re than half the Christian world are tally set lorth lu its pa ,ges, which are also inteispersed witli pictorial illustration*, valuable recipes for Ibe house bold unit farm, humorous anecdotes, and other •Instructive ami uuiasing reading matter, otig dual and selected. Among Hie Annuals to ap (pear wi b the opening < f the yeoar, this will ike one of the most useful, and may be had for Hite asking- The proprietors, Mess s. Hostet ler and Smith, Pilisbiirgti, Pa., oU receipt of a ■two cant slump, will forward a copy by mail 'to any person who cannot p.o. uie one in bis neighborhood. Tnc Bittersaie sold in eveiy city, town nnd village, and are extensively tused throughout the entire civilized world. .Dissolution of Coptnerslip! rrrillE partnership hitlurto existing between i'l the undersigned, i* hereby this day dis solved by imitual consent. All patties indebted to them, are reqnsted to make payment, immediately to ARTHUR ! FORT, in whose bands the Books of tlie Kirin will be left for settlement; and those .having claims againet tbeui, will also present 'the same to him for liquidation. , H H. JONES. (ARTHUR T. FORT. •Cutlibtrt, Ga., Deo. 8, 1871. Copartnership Notice. HAVING' assoeint-and with me ill busin ss upon equal tei ins l>r. K. A QUARTER MAM, (w'ao is well and favo'ubly known to •onr citizens,) under the name and style of .FORT & QUARTERMAN, J would announce to tnv ftieuds and pat irons. that I will continue my Grocery and Variety Store, lln-tbe New Rock Building on the Nortli-Eust (corner of the Court llonse square, where I sliall he happy to see litem all, and pledge my self to aiva satisfaction in every particular to ■all who may fav*.r the new finu with lb ir .support, A. T. FORT. rrnllE Subsetiber would most heartily com J. mend Messrs. FORT & QUARTER .MAN to the patronage ot the citi/.eos ot t'uth 'bert and Nouth Western Georgia, and ask for them the generous and liberal tupporl they lhave ever bestowed upon him. These gentle ..men are eminently worthy of y our confidence, and will spate no pains l"o please both in the .quality of tin ir goods, and til ir gentlemanly .hearing and correct dealing 11. 11. JONES. ATTENTION EVERYBODY! Rev. J. B. Wardi.aw is my spe cial Agent or Attorney to collect all Liens and Accounts which may be -due me, and is empowered to re. .ceive and receipt lor the same, and intake the necessary settlements in ■the premises. All parties interest .ed are notified that they must come forward and settle immediately, to ;avoid legal proc. tidings. My old friends will find me ki.td, lenient, .and accommodating. Those who •mean to act honestly and properly iha.ve nothing to fear. My Books will bo left at the store .of Messrs. Fort & Quarterman, and the}’ are also authorized to receive tand receipt for all funds paid to it,hem on my account, in the absence tof Mr. Wardlaw. Respectfully, decß-4t H. H. JONES. We know that tor cleaning paint, win dows, china and glassware; for polishing ’knives, tin, iron, brass and copper wares, and for removing stains trom marble and porce lain. end rust from machinery, Enoch Mor gan’s Sons’ Sapolio is the best tiling in use. Or. W, Bf TACKETT, CUTHBERT, GA. Gives special attention to all Diseases pecu liar to Females. 0e127 6m Important to the Sick! Iky using the Fakme \s Ksvan Pills lor /Chill- and Fever, Dumb Ague. Night Sweats Nig lit Fevers, InWaM Fevers, and all Mala rious Diseases, you save fifty per cent and no Quinine. Oil or Calomel needed. WKEDON & DENT, Wholesale and Retail Druggists. Enfanla, Ala Manufacturers. tSSF" Chills and Feveji Cubed for $1 00 J>V using Farmer’s Pills-simplest, surest and /cheapest medicine known—no arseuie, strych nine or. any other poison—any one can take them. For sale by ali Druggists. WEEDON & DENT, Wholesale and Retail Oruggi-ta, Eu aula, Ala., Manulaciimrs. Sarsaparilla Bitters, Pcrifiks the Blood which regulates the Liver, fiy these Hitters and you will not use any They do not leave you more con stipated than they found you; hot u i|l cure constipation. For sale by ail Druggists WEEDON & DENT. Wholesale and Retail Druggists, oct6 ts Eniaula Ala. theTbest STILL, FOAMING & SPARKLING SCUPPERNONG WINE! for sale by W. C. HAY, Jr.. uovl7-titi; jA.t Jsatje Easley’s Store, j THE CUTHBERT APPEAL, Home Affairs. It is now generally thought “ that ” wedding will come off during Christmas week. tar A bill has been presented in the Leg islature increasingfthe pay of jurors in this couuty. Good A satchel was lost between this city and Lumpkin, yesterday, by Mrs. Boynton. A reward of five dollars is offered for its re turn to the Brooks House. We understat'd that*.Deputy Sheriff William Barry shot himself in the leg, accl dentally, some days ago. Though painful, the wound was not serious. ISa, Mr. Henry Hays has vacated the Hays House', on College street, and Mrs. Brooks has Slso ceased keeping the Brooks House. The furniture of the latter bouse, we understand, is to be sold at auction. Good Cha.vck. —The splendid plantation of Ollen Baebrey, deceased, is advettised to be sold on the 10th ol January. It is one of the best, and most comfortable home places in the county. The stock, tools, furniture, etc. are also to be sold. See advertisement. Let no man fail to vote on Tue day, simply because *• its all going one way any how.” It is very important that a full vote should be polled, in order that the country at large may see that this redemption of the Empire State from Radicalism, is not by any mere faction, but by the people of Georgia. Shad. —The lovers of Shad, or any other tine fish, will (in 1 a large supply at Geo. C- BancroP.'s, ufierihe train arrives tliie evening. Nothing will please your wife belter than a nice tat shad for breakfast. He rocieves regular supplies of fish and oysters, and soils them cheap. A fine lot of wc-H-ocasoned pork sausage now on ban 1. Go to see George. Golden Curls. — We six- a married man - got two relieking babies,--and one ts the very best *of wives—and yet our mouth waters at the very mention of “golden curls.” And then, “ svject sixteen ” —suggestive ol sptirkling eyes, rosey cheeks, and—ar.d— (git out! what were we thinking of?) Our friend. Brook., of the Brooks House Bar, has been furnishing us delightful cigars, of the above brands—that’s all. They are enough to make a grand duke smack his lips. The Court House lias been near y surrounded with a plunk wall, covereJ with show pictures. Strangers coining in would naturally mistake it tor a local museum, and if Judge Gormley would stand on the steps, and keep up an everlasting speech-making, like they often do at such places, he might take in many a quarter-especially if he would keep Mike Parkerson and—(wit know another “ good one,” but wo’rc afraid to mention his name)—in there for them to look at. Court House. The acting Governor has approved the act to authorize ike Ordinary of Randolph county to issue bonds to build a Court llonse. The present old atfair is a disgrace to the county—and then there is some danger of its “ enviug in ” upon the just and the unjust at any time. It strikes us that the plan suggested of buying an elligiblc site, and putting up good, substantial buildings, with stores on the first' floor for renting pui poses, is a good one.— By this means, the building could be paid for within a few years, and the property would afterward be a source of consid. ruble reve nue to the county. Let us have anew Court House, ns soon as possible ; for there’s no telling when the old one is going to topple over. Executive Committee.— ln accordance with a resolution passed at the last meeting of the Democracy of Randolph county, the following gentlemen have been appointed to serve as the Democratic Executive Commit tee ot Randolph county. The object ol their appointment is that the interest of the party in the coining election may be specially guarded. They will doubtless use their ut most endeavors to secure the polling of a full vote of the county. Since the Radicals have no candidate in the field, this is the main point we should look to iu the election : YV. D. Kiddoo, Chairman, C. Stntidley. 11. M. Johnson, S. A. Smith, J. W. Avaut, D. F. Ferguson, It. M. Puckett, G S. Baldwin, T. L Douglass, B. J. Smith, M. Gormley, YV. M. Tumlin, J. T. Clarke, A. B. McAfee. aTard. CASH! CA II! COST! CASH! CASH! COST! Tlie stiiugency of tee limes compells me to adopt the CASH SYSTEM EXCLUSIVELY, from and alter D- tember fi.st, until Spiing. Remember the change—friends—everybody— and govern yourselves accordingly. Will sell FOR CABII as CHEAP AS THE CHEAP EST,but must have the CASH ! lam forced to ad; pt. this plan in oilier to get out of debt—an experience of six years satisfying me that it is the only way to ae complish this object. I would earnestly urge upon those friends whom I have favored with goods on time the great neces ity of coming forward and mak jug payment.—this alone will enable me to xtend sneb favors next spring. I am selling a good lot of C'otbing aud other articles AT COST. dtel-tf ISAAC EASLEY. Haight & Co.’s Circus, Museum and Menagerie. This outherxi institution, since visiting us one year since, hats won a brilli mt national reputation, and aeldefied a glorious pecuni ary triumph. It has been largely augment* ed in its arenic and zoological departments, and now ranks among th first exhibitions of this country and Europe. The papers all over the South teem with excellent praises of its merits, and the Eastern and Provin cial press are unanimous in their lavish com mendation : The Waterviile, (Maine) Mail, says “the company gave the best satisfaction. They met all their promises ; showed a superior lot of horses, first class performers, and an entertainment more free from objectionable features than any seen kege for years. This is saying a great deal for a performance after it is over. The programme for this day of exhibition will be as follows : A grand balloon ascen sion will be made from (be lot near the pa trillion. Prof. Renno will go up among the clouds, earned on bis monster balloou ‘Tal lulah, *’ T.be process of inflation is m-w, lmt ajr being substitnted.for (be old plan of gas. /All can see the method used by the discomfit led French to carry messages over the heads of the victorious; Pfusglans, Haj-- ry Wambold, the celebrated rope walker, will promenade from the ground to tbe top of the centre pole, on a single wire, and re turn. The names of the astiSts of the arena connected witn this exhibition are so well known to the pubiid that it is' not necessary to more than refer to them. The company is large, well selected and of excellent ma terial. A thrilHng scene is enact and with wild animals at each performance. It’ll Minnie Wells, who was so torn and mangled in the Bowery Theatre last year, by the cele brated lion “Prince,” assisted by Gustave Berg, will enter the den and feed these beasts of most ferocious nature. Everybody will go to see this great’arena and zoological ex hibition, and behold the balloon ascension, which takes place at one o’clock in the - fter noon—and immediately afterward tbe aerial pedestrian ism of Mr. Wambold.”—[Chat!- Times.] [communicated.] Editors Appeal : Since an article of un varnished truth, in refence to Mr. W. C. Gunn eulogizing 11. I. Kimball and his currency, falls like a shower of nitric acid upon bis acute sensibilities, and finding that “We” has got the “ dead wood ”on him, iuclines “ communicator ” to cease further communi cation after stating “ We ” made no “ mis statement,” as charged by Mr. Gunn in hi* late reply. “ Tbe proof of tbe pudding ia chewing the bag.” If trying to influence the merchants of Fort Guines to take the trash,” (Kimball money) and writing “ bu rah ” for it is not eulogistic terms, then “We” acknowledge our incoinpetency to compre hend the meauiug and intent of ordinary English words. But friend Gann says there was a** foot buesin” when Kimball came to Cuthbert.— Did’nt know that before- guess he was tbe only oue that got a smack, as no one seems to know anything about it but bimself He got “ supremely disgusted too,” “ with tbe people,” fur “ worshiping ” Kimball. Sad Male o! affairs if the people are runniug so rapidly into idolatrous and beatbunish prac tice, as to worship a human being. Don’t believe such was tbe cose. In conclusion, all parties concerned can find Mr. Gunns panegyric to 11. I. by refer ence to the 2ud of June number of the Ap peal, from which ‘ We ” made some extracts. “ We.” Cotton.— Market closet! in Ma con Wednesday evening at 18£. New York, uplands 2l|, Orleans 21*. [M A drunken wretch, named Lind say Johnson, killed Dr. Win. Mc- Daniel of Bartow county, in his, (McDonald’s) own house last week, shooting him three times. They were brolhers-in law. Tiie Qualification of Voters.— The law, as it now stands, prohib its any one from voting, who has not paid his tax for last year—lß7o. The Bullock Legislature declared the poll tax of 1868, 1869 and 1870, illegal, and forbade its collection. The present Legislature has repealed that act, and requires every body to pay up all taxes for the three years past; so that all who were relieved by the act of the Bullock Legislature must yet pay up all back dues for taxes. The Constitution requires that all voters shall have paid tax, for the year preceding that iu which the election is held; consequently those who have paid all tax for 1870, can vote, and those who have not .cannot vote. From the Democratic Ex ecutive Committee. It is earnestly requested by the Executive Committee of the Dem ocratic Party of Georgia that the County Committees of said party, or the officers of any organization of the party in each county, proceed with vigor and expedition to arrange for the polling of a full vote i» the coming election. Unless measures are taken to bring out a full vole of the party, apathy, or a too great confidence in the result, may prevent a fair ex pression of the will of the people of Georgia. The Legislature, l>y joint resoln tioa, has ordered copies of the elec tion laws, as adopted at the present session, to be distributed among the proper officers of the counties of the State. The election laws, as they now stand, are the same as those to be found in Irwin’s Revised Code, with the exception that, in additiou to the returns of elections to be made according to the Code returns, shal also be sent to the President of the Senate. It is also requested that the Dem ocratic papers of the State will pub lish these laws as passed at the present session, and will publish and call attentiou to this notice Julian Hartkidgk, Ch’mn Dena. Ex. Committee. A Democratic Convention. .—Hon. Daniel W. Voorhees has published a card recommending that the calling by the National Demo cratic Executive Committee of a Convention, embraceing delegates from ail the States, at some point in the West, on a day not later than Feb. 22d, said Convention to pub lish a clear and definite declaration of principles upon all matters affect ing the political welfare of the peo ple; then adjourn to a day fixed for the nomination of a Presidential canidate. The delegates to be ap pointed by State and district con ventions. The Trial of Rev. J. L. Pierce. —A noticeable feature of the Metho dist Conference, at Athens, was the trial and acquittal of Rev. J. L- Pierce, of Cartersville, against whom a scandal was charged. The committee was composed of the following ministers: Arminius Wright, chairman • H. H. Parks, L. J. Davies, F. A. Kimball, A. G. Hay good, A. M. Thigpen, G. y. Smith, J. H. Grogau, S. M. Dickey, M. Cab loway, D. J. Myriok, J Lewis, Jr., P. A. Heard and W, P. Fort The trial lasted five days. Three hundred pages of testimony were taken. The character of the com mittee and the rigidity of the exam ination places the verdict of inno cence beyond question.— Constitu tion. The Way it Works. —As illus trative of the way the high local freights on our railroads work we cite the following instances ; An enterprising firm at Conyer* have purchased teams and wagons and are hauling goods to and from Atlanta cheaper than by railroad. Most of the merchandise to Stone Mountain and Decatur is carried by wagon. Goods are sent to Newnan via. Griffin cheaper than to Newnan di rect. Goods for our merchants here pass through to Nashville and re turn back cheaper than if stopped here originally.— Constitution. The Scientific American says it is now impossible to construct a bur gfar-proof safe, for tbe thief, with his cylinders of compressed hydro gen and oxygen, can in a few sec onds burn holes of any size in the hardest metal—his fire-drill ena bling him in a few minutas to work •his way into the strongest safe that ever was constructed. Someone wrote to Horace Greely inquiring if guano was good to put on potatoes. He said it might do for those whose tastes had becorqO vitiated with tobacco and rum, but he preferred gravy and butter. Annoimo ement FOR MAYOR. We announce the name of HENRY HAYES as candidate for Mayor, at the next January Election. MANY VOTERS. decß-id AIjLjISON andk j SIMPSOTST Have removed their mammoth Stock of Hardware and GROCERIES to the Standley Rock Building, next to Brooks House, where they are prepared to offer extra inducements to all old and new customers. Artist’s Materials. CANVASS ON STRECHERS, TUBE PAINTS, Sable Brushes, EUREKA BRUSHES, ARTIST’S WATER COLORS, PASTEL BOARDS, Drying and Poppy Oils, Mastic and Grecian Varnish, For sale l»y T> S. POWELL, Trustee, Druggist, Bookseller, and Stationer. j. j. palmeh, b. f. cjlnterberry. SHOE AND HARNESS SHOP PALMER & CANTERBERRY, HAVE opened a shop over Wilkins’ Store, Cjtreet, where they are prepare'! to do i ll kinds of work in the Shoe and Har ness line —manufacturing or repairing—at short no.ice, at LOWEST PRICES. Bepa* rate pieces of Harness furnished at any lime. Will make Buggy Cushions, Cover Dashes, repair Saddles, and, in fact do almost any kind of work iu the Lather line. dec 13m CHEWING GUM, J. S, POWpLL S, Tiustee. PRESERVE YOUR SIGHT ! THE CELEBRATED SCHAFFHADSEN SPECTACLES AND Eye Glasses, Manufactured at Chaffhausen, Switzerland. THE superiority of these Great Eye Pre serve! s consist* in the careful Mathemati cal Accuracy in the construction of tile Len ses, being manufactured of the Best White Flint Glass, the exact Shape of the Eye, thus obviating all Glimmering and Wavering of tbe Sight, Dizziuess, and ail the other Train of Evil* produced by the nap of inferior Spec tacles. Every One whose sight is failing understand* Its value. By buying imperfect spectacle* you help to destroy it. Buy the Blest ! Btiy the Sebafftrausen Spectacles and pre serve the Eyes—which are priceless. Imported only by COOPER Sc BRO.. PHILADELPHIA. For (foie only by T. S. POWELL, Trustee, Druggist, Bookseller, and Stationer. novl7-ct Cuthbert. Ga. LESSONS IN Drawing and Painting! MRS. R B. LESTER and Miss Eli* Lrs ter, i:: charge of the ornam -nted De paitiuent of Andrew Female College, will give lessons in tins department to persons not attending that institution. This class will be taught at the College. Specimens may lie seen at Dr. Powell's Drug Store and at the College. Cuthbsrt, Ga., Sept, tad, 1871, ts BOOKS! BOOKS!! WEBSTER'S SPELLERS. “ Common School Dictionary, Holmes Readers, Harvey’s Grammars, Sanford’s Arithmetic, Connell’s Geographies, Ac T. S. POWELL’S, Trustee. 7i¥echewing Tobacco, Powell’s B cst, SPENCER'S TWIST, Also Medium and Common Tobaccos, At T S. POWELL’S, Trustee ALABAMA WAREHOUSE, COR. BROAD AND EUFAULA&TS., EUTAULA, ALABAMA. W. ft BRANNON, Proprietor. I again offer my servies to merchant* and planters, with my conduct iu the past as a guarantee for tlee future. Thankful for your lihecal patronage hereto fore, I respectfully ask its continuance, and promise lo make every effoit. to merit thesame. uov243m W. B. BRANNON. Smoking Tobacco, Fruits and Flowers, Blackwell’s Durham. - At T- S. POWELL’S Trustee. NOW’S YOUR TIME! A Fine Lot -OF- White Tennesse Corn IN GOOD CONDITION, For Sale at a Sacrifice! Apply at THIS OFFICE. FOR SALE-CHEAP, 2 NEW Hickory Buggies, one Snlßip, and a One Horse Wagon, made of all heart tim ber, to sell for from S6O tof l(M) not one half the cost elsewhere. By W. B. McHAN, decl-tf At Bragan’s Shoe Shop. Still They Come!! New -Arrivals of STOVES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, AND GLASSWARE, At J. S. ANTHONY’S. FARM FOR SALE OR REN I, CONSISTING of three hundred acres, 2 1 2 miles from Cuthbert. if not sold by the 2t)th of Dec., I will rent it for next year, Mules, Wagous, Corn go with the place. For particulars apply to me at Andrew Female College. decl-tf. M. A. McNULTY. Notice. JJ. McDONALD is authorized to trans • act any business for me daring my ab sence. Those indebted to me will please call on him and make nay went. decß tt W. M C. WESTMORELAND. House and Lot ir Sale! I OFFER tor sale, my house and 10% sihaa ted near the re-i'ence of E. McDonald, at a great bargain. The house is new. aDd com plete ; contains four rooms, fireplaces iu each, i&A roe ms well finished throughout. All nec essary out buildings, good well of water. The lot comains two acres, and is well inclos ed For farther particulars, apply to O. A. HORNE, decß-tf Telegraph Office. AUCTION! WILL be sold at Southwestern Railroad Depot, in Cutbbert, for account whom it may concern, on the I3th day of January, 1872, unless previously called lor, the fallow ing articles: 1 box Cotton Gina, 1 Engtue and Bed, 1 Cast Iron Wheel, 4 pieces Shatting, 2 boxes Hardware, 2 pieces Casting, 1 piece Smoke Stack, 4 Round Wheels, 5 pieces Machinery, marked J. B. Buchanan. 1 box Glass, 2 Baby Carriages, 4 small Chairs, 4 packages Bedstead, marked James Buchauan. 2 Cast Iron Wheels, marked J. W. Elder. 2 packages Buggy Shafts, 2 Cross Bars, 1 box Hardware, marked B. J. 3 Sewing Machines, marked T. N. Winn. Sold to pay freight and expenses. D. PHELPS, Agent. decß tds C. & 8. W. R. R. WAX FLOWER MATERIALS! SHEET W A WIRE, Leaf Moulds, CUTTERS, PINS, Ac., Round and Oval Glass Shades, By T. 8. POWELL, Trustee. DR. FITUER’S Celebrated Rheumatic Remedy, At J.3. POWELL’S, Tius'ep HEADQUARTERS!! FOR HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, CROCKERY, Glassware, LAMPS, CL O CKS, UR O OMS, TIN'WARE, BIRD CAGES, BRUSHES, TABLE AND P 0 CKET C UTLER V, IR ON AND STEEL, Etc., Etc, JJAVING REMOVED TO TH £ STANDLEY Rock Building*, And greatly enlarged my Stock, I respectfully invite my friends and the public generally to call and see my Goods and TRY MY PRICES Before purchasing elsewhere. J. S. AntKony, Sep27-<t Cuthl>ert, Ga. Allison & Perry ARE OFFERING bargains in a lot of elegant SHAWLS AND CLOAKS. Theii Stock ol BESTS’ READY-MADE CLOTHIXG AND FURNISHING GOODS Selling remarkably low. Tho best quality of BOOTS AND SHOES Always on hand. They cannot be undersold. Eve rybody is invited to call and exam ine their stock. novl7 et CHRISTMAS ! CHRISTMAS ! CHRISTMAS 2 Santa Claus Nowhere! Walking Dolls all the Go 11 Good News For The Little People! I NOW have iu store oue of the largest stock* of TOYS, FANCY CONFECTIONERIES, AND Christmas Tricks Generally, To be found in Southwestern Georgia- I am prepared lo furnish both wholesale and retail buyers at tbe VERY LOWEST PRICES. ALSO, FRESH SUPPLIES, —OF— Choice Family Groceries. Call and see for yourself. A. W. GILLESPIE. decl-ct Coughs and Colds X Duconges’ Balsamic Syrup, Dr. Hall’s Balsam for the Lungs, Allen’s Lung Balsam, Tutt’s Expectorant, Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, For sale by T. 8. POWELL, Trustee, Druggist. Bookseller & Stationer. JUST IN ! CHEAP ACCORDEONS, Shell Toilet Boxes, INDIA RUBBER RATTLES, DOMINOESi, CHINA CANDLESTICKS, Chess Men, Velvet Albums, Backgammon Boards, BLAST HUNS, GENUINE CORNELIAN AGATES, DOG CALLS, yOY WHIPS, TOILET SETTS, At T. 8 POWELL Trustee. LOOK HERE 2 MRS. E, GIBSON Has received the largest and most general of Hats, Bonnets, Flowers, Ribbons, Laees, Hair Goods, Ladies Fuys, IVotions, Sc c., In Southwest Georgia, and is offering them as cl)pqp 3s [hp Call and see before purchasing elsewhere. North side Public Square, next door to Staudley’s Rock Building, dccl-ct <Sc FLOYD, MA.MFAITIRIMI $ RERfIIAVT -JEWELERS ADD SILVERSMITHS, ATLANTA, - , GEORGIA. Fall Stock J Great Inducements! WE have lately made laige additions to cur Store, having put up two handsome and c -*- moiii'ms Show-Cases, each lorty-ei'lit teel lung Our Stock for ihe Fall Trade has been selected >Y‘th gnpt <nf.% and is huger and more complete than 1 erptofom. GREAT IN DUCEMENTS will be offered. Large and complete assortment of Fine AVatolies ! Agricultural Fair Premiim! PRICES VERY LOW. P DIAMONDS! DIAMONDS ! Par ill^'‘ntio ‘ , * lF "» »« & IH "* Ur * e <* small Orders for Btock very complete ; Prices low as we can STATE AND COUNTY PAIRS ! STERLING SILVER-WARE ! W E THLVK In Sets and Half Sets- CUPS, FORKS, WE CAN NOT BE OUTDONE I SPOONS, LADLES, GOBLETS, etc. IN THE STYLE AND FINISH OF Bridal Presents, (New)! 0u R fair premiums; Just Received-One Hundred Different Ya- and Q,Utntity, rieties, at Greatly Reduced Price. We (jl&im to Lead The Host 1 We have FIRST-CLASS WATCAES, JEWELERS aud EN GRAVERS. All work entrusted to qpr care promyly and accurately executed. Charges reasonable, as we can afford to do justice and good work. SHARP Ac FLOVD, dccl-6m The Fair Season is at Hand 1 Now for the Fair Thing 1 VERY BODY who believes in tie motto, LIVE AND LET LIVE, And who wants llie full word) of llielr greenbacks is Ju.vitcd to (Cal) at my store Sod pgrehaa* their Fall and Winter Dry Goods, H.ead.y-Made Olotlil ng, Groceries and Family Supplhe/si, Ify stock Is complete—embracing ali kinds of seasonable goods, of fjffi latest and jpo*: ikc&ptif'vl pat terns, IN THE! EATINTGt LINTS Mygoods are all choice and Fresh, and cannot fail to give satisfaction. MY PRICES Aie as low as anybody’s, foi first class goods. I return my thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore received, and hope to merit a *o*. tinnunce of the ernne, 3Viy Friends, Who have been favored witli goods on time, will please remember that the time for payment is at hand—that lam not responsible for the tow price oi cotton—and save me from annoy slice by COMING TO THE RESCUE PROMPTLY, Mr. JOHN L. BROWN is still with me, apj will be glsd to see hi* friends and give them bargains. oct27tf ISAAC EASMBY. G. 11. & A, W. VO UC E, WHOLESALE and retail dealers in BOOTS AND SHOES, WHITEHALL STREET, ATLANTA, GA, noylOdy. THE LARGEST And Most General Stock OF GOODS IN ANY ONE STOKE IN GEORGIA. Just received and for sale at the LOWEST MARKET PRICES, In my new store, Come and see both. J. McK, Gunn, oct!3-tf A LARGE AND FINE ASSORTMENT OP LAMPS, Burners, Chimnies, Founts, Brackets, Reflectors, Shades, Wiclxs, Etc., At T. 8. POWELL’S, Trustee. The Uadies ARE especially invited 10 call and examine the Beautiful Stock of HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS J. S ANTHQNY’S Lamps! Lamps!! A LARGE lot and pom plate m* sortment of LAMPS, BURNERS, OH I MM If VJ, "WicliK, At j, s, ANTHONY'S, Housefurnishing Store. und WRAPPING PAPER, At T. S. fOWELt,, Tipst«*.