Georgia Historic Newspapers

    ■ par Messrs. Griffin & Hoffman, Newspa
■Brr Advertising Agent*. No. 4 South street,
Baltimore, Md., are duly aathorized to con-
tor advertisements at* our lowest rat s.
Hbdvertisera in that City fare requested to
their favors with tbi| house.
THEBE will be a puMieinataHriion of Offi
cers of W ’•hlng'oo Lodtre, No. 19. on
k Wadueeda/, the 27th in*t. »iuii versary of 8t
§ John. Kandolpti and Brooksville Lodges in-
I vited to participate. An oration by Col. II
f Fielder. L. McLustkk, Chairman,
8 T. JBN KINS,
J. T. Kiiidoo,
Committee of Arrangement.
Tiu Great Pictorial Annual.—Hostet
ler’s United States Almanac for 1872, for dis
tribution, gratis, throughout the United State 8
end all civilised countr sos the Western
Hemisphere, will he published about the first
of January, in the English, German, French,
Norwegian, Welsh, Swedish, Holland, Bohe
mian and Spanish languages, and all who
wi«h to understand the true philosophy of
health sbonld read and ponder the valuable
suggestions it contains. In addition to an ad
mirable medical treatise on the causes, pre
Tendon and core of a great variety of diseases,
It embraces a large amount of information in
teresting to the merchant, the mechanic, die
miner, the fanner, the platter, and profession
mi man ; and the calculations have been made
for such meridians aud iai tudes aa are most
writable for a correct and pompreheusi. e Na
tional Calendar. -
The nature, use.*, and ejtraordiary sanitary
t effi cts of Hostetlci'e Stjuiae Bitters, the sta
* pie tonic and alterative ti|m re than half the
Christian world, are iujly set forth in its pa
ges, which are also interspersed with pictorial
nlluatrations, valuable recipes for the house
hold and farm, humoroifs anecdotes, aud other
Sus'ructiVo and am.isinr reading matter, orig
inal and selected. AinStt* ll.e Annuals to ap
rir with the opening «lt the yeoar, this will
one of the most iw-tul, and may he had tor
the asking. The proprietor*, Messis. Ilostet
tsr and Smith, Pittstan gti, Pa., on receipt of ti
two cent stamp, will forwawf a copy by mail
to any person who cannot pioture one in Ins
neighborhood. The Blftersme sold in eveiy
city, town and village, and are extensively
Used throughout the entire civilized world.
tttaMoii of CBpartnership!
THE partnership hitlf rt ' existing between
the undersigned, is hereby this day dis
solved by mutual Consent.
All parties iudcbteiLto them, are vequsted
to make payment immediately to ARTHUII
FORT, In whose bauds the Books of the
Firm will be left for settlement; aud . those
having claims ugajni-t them, will also prestut
■the same to him lor lipiidailon.
H. H. JONES,
ARTHUR T. FORT.
Cuihbert, Ga., Doc. 8, 1871.
Copartnership Notice.
HAVING associat'd with me in burin ss
upon equal terms Dr. K.A QUARTER
MAM. (wlio is well Upd favorably known to
cur citizens,) uuder tlq name and style of
FORT. & QUARTERMAfi,
1 would announce to uiv filends and pat
wous. that I win eoutiiuuimy
Ornery and Variety Store,
111 the New Rock Building on the North-East
•corner of the Couirtf-Hensc square, where I
•hall be happy to sei tucmali, aud pledge my
»elf to give satisfaciio i in every particular to
•all who may fav< r tin- bow fiiui with i.li ii
•support. A. T. FORI’.
THE Subscriber Would nn>s( li»-arlily com
mend Messrs. FORT <fc QUAUTEH
MAN to ilie patmnuie ol the citizens ot t-ulli
be#t‘Hml *Vouih Wvcirn Ptorgia, and ask for
them the generous aid liberal support they
bar e ever bestowed spoil him. These gentle
men are eminently Wirtby of your eontidence,
and will dpare uo pqfcis to please boib in the
quality of their goiaJf and lit ir gentlemanly
bearing aud correct scaling
H. 11. JONES.
MENTION - EVERYBODY!
Rev. J. B. \V 'ardlatv is my spe
cial Agent or Attorney to collect al[
Liens and Acoomts which may be
■dueme, and is empowered to re.
celve and reccip: for the same, and
make the settlements in
■the premises, ill parties interest
ed are notified iiat they must come
•forward and set le immediately , to
avoid legal proceedings. My old
friends will find me kind, lenient,
«nd accommodating. Those who
mean to a<st howsfly and properly
tiavc nothing to f&r.
My Bopks wil fe left at.the store
•of Messrs. Fort Jtd Qgarterman, and
the}' are also atftjonzed to receive
»nd receipt for 111 funds paid to
them on my accent, in the absence
•of Mr. Wardlawf Respectfully,
decß-4t & H, JONES.
We know tbator cleaning paint. win
dows, china and glwsware; for polishing
knives, tin, iron, brs# ami copper wares, and
•for removing stains rOm marble and porce
lain, and rust from Mkchinery, Enoch Mor
on's Sons' Sapolio » the lust thing in use.
Dr. W.TtACKETT,
i
CUTIIitRT, GA.,
Wve* special atteMon to all Diseases pecu
liar to Females. oct27 6m
Importantfo the Sick!
1 Wr using the Far sr’s Fbveh Pir.L3 for
•Chill* and Fever, Dn ;b Ague, Night Sweats,
Night Fevers. Fevers, and all Mala
rious Diseases, you at'e litty per cent aud no
Quhdnre. Oil orCakkiel needed.
WEI )ON & DENT,
Wholesale at) Retail Druggists,
Eufani, Ala Manufacturers.
Chills anivFbver Cured for $1 00
bj using Farmer’s ! ills —simplest, surest and
> oheapest medicine k own—no arsenic, stryeh
• mine or any Other | ison—any one can take
! them. For sale by it Diuggis’s.
WEI )ON & DENT.
Wholesale ai Retail Druggists,
Eu au t, Ala., Manufacturers.
Sarsapaalla Bitters,
Pt sines the Bh >d which regulates the
Diver. Try these Biifers and von will uoruse
*ny other. They do lot leave you more con-
I eta paled than they fiindy-m; bnt will cure
i eoasttpatlou. For sail by all Druggists
I WEEIpN A DENT.
I Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
■ eet€-tf Kotimla Ala.
— 4>~
BEST
STILL, fOMmWij & SPARKLING
SCUPPtR«t»G WINE!
. w H. C. HAY, Jr.,
for -»! jPAtc Easley’s Store.
novl7-ou'. Jfh
% Thb C otton mad«facturing lords
.4 t Lawrence, I**4 a » d F:IU
determined, i‘< Is ™id, to dis
charge their preset operatives in
their mills and sujply their places
with the “heath*! Chinee,* who
will work forten tints a day and
Kean soup. This « the way they
Jfctccl American hbo r *
THE CUTHBERT APPEAL,
Home Affairs.
We have had quite a variety of wea’h
er during the past week.
Gone.—A number of the young ladies of
Andrew Female College, left (or their homes
yesterday morning to spend the bollidaya.
Jcst In. —A magnificent lot of Winter hats
for ladies, at Mrs. Cooper's. If you want
something useful, and really handsome fora
Christmas present, call and buy ons.
We are prepared to execute all kinds
of job printing, as cheap as can lie done in
Macon, or elsewhere. Only try the Appeal
Job Office, aud be convinced
We regret to learn that a son of Prof-
Flewellen, of Audrevv Female College, snot
himself in the leg accidentally, while hunt
ing near Georgetown a few days ago.
J3T We return thanks to the committee
of invitation for an invitation to attend a
party at Lumpkin Masonic Female College,
on the 22<1. and regret that a press of busi
ness prevents our attend nee.
Rkmovud.— J. J. McDonald has fitted up
the Store room under the Masonic Hall in
elegant style, and is removing his, stock of
Drugs into it, and adding largely to his stock.
«.►
Addiiest.—A Masonic address will be de
livered at the Methodist church, on Wednes
day, the 27th, at 10 o’clock, A. M. The pub
lic are invited to attend.
No Paper Next Week.—ln keeping with
the time honoured custom of the press, and
in order that our printers may have a little
rest and-recreation, there will be no paper is
sued from this office next week.
Incheasing the Population.— We learn j
that the wife of Mr. J. T. Keaton , of Calhoun
County, gave birth to three fine, fat boys, on
Wednesday last At lust accounts, all partita
were doiug finely. If Keaton wants any of
fice in that county, we advi-e the people to
give it to him.
Vick’s Floral Guide —Every person in
terested in the culture of flowers or vegeta
bles, should have a copy of this most excel
lent work It is a very handsome book, aud
contains more information oe this subject
than any work we have y.t seen. See ad
vert Is merit.
Finn.—The shanty occupied by Old
Aunt Atlnica Barton, the well known cake
peddlar, in the Southern suburbs of the city,
was destroyed by fire on Tuesday night. It,
was evidently the work of an incindiury.
Aunt Annica, we learn, lost everything she
had. No insurance.
Enterprise —Messrs Allison &. Simpson
are handsonn ly fixed u;> in their new qaar
teis iu the Standby Rock building. Their
stock of groceries and hardware is very largo
and pei fecity complete as to variety. They
have just completed an arrangement for load
ing and unloading heavy articles In city style.
They can handle a hogshead of bacon as easily
as you please, mid in the shortest imaginable
time. Such cuterpiise deserves encourage
ment
“ That Wedding.” hinted at iu our last is
sue was intended to be a private affair; and.
since everybody manifests so much interest
in it, and so many have found out all about it.
the parties have determined to postpone it
another week. One reason assigned for this
postponement is to give the baker time !o
complete his designs for finishing up the edi
tor’s cake.
* •*-
A Mystery Solved.—-Mr. A. B. Hendry, re
siding a few miles out from the city, was hav
ing a negro house removed when he discover
ed the key to a mystery which had perplex
ed him.for some lime, in the shape of wood
ea keys to Ills smoke bouse, corn crib and
dwelling. The two former were made ot
hard wood, and though the locks were intri
cate in their formation, they were easily
opened by these keys. There was also a key
made of iron or steel, which would op ai any
uoor in his dwelling.
He had missed articles from these houses
for some time ; and now ** knows how it w.-s
himself.”
Male School.—The prospect for a male
School in Cuthhert is very flattering, the
Board of Trustees have made the necessary
arrangements for opening the School early
in January ; and they have applications
from some of the very best teachers in the
State to take charge of the Institution. Le,
everybody lend a helping hand ; let tile peo
ple immediately interested do their whole du
ty, and ere long the fame of the Cuthberi
Mule Institute will go out over all the land.
With our flourishing female Colleges and
a male school of high order, no city in this
section will offer superior educational advan
tages to those of Cuihbert.
The Election.—The election tor Governor
passed off very quietly on Tuesday, result
ing in this county , as follows :
Cuihbert 340
Coleman’* Station.,. 45
10th District, 40
Total 425
All for Smith.
We learn that but four negroes in the
county voted.
In Calhoun county _we learn there were
644 votes polled. Smith received 431 vote* ;
Boynton, Democratic candidate for Repre
sentative and Pierce. Republican candi
date for Representative, 210.
A CARD.
CASH! CASn !
COST!
CASH ! CASH!
COST!
The stringency of t ie titives coripells me to
adopt the CASH SYSTEM EXCLUSIVELY,
from and after December first, until Spiing.
Remember the change—friends—everybody—
and govern yourselves accordingly. Will sell
FOR CASH as CHEAP AS THE CHEAP
EST, but must have the CASH !
I am forced to ad. pt, this plan in order to
get out of debt—an experience of six years
satisfying me that, it is the ouly wav to ac
complish this object.
I would earnestly urge upon those friends
whom I have favored with goods ou time the
great-neces ity of coming forward and mak
ing RKymeuts—this alone will enable me to
extend such favors next spring.
I am se ling a good lot of G'othieg and
other articles AT COST
Qecl-tf ISAAC EASLEY.
The Conference Appointments —lt will
be seen by the appointments in another col
umn that Rev. R. B Lester bas been sent
as Presiding Elder to the Bain bridge Dis
trict. Although followed by blighting mis
fortune* almost during his entire year as pas
tor of the Cuthhert Ciiurcb. he has won a
place in the heart* of the Methodists, and
people of Cutbbert general y, which will be
the source of many regrets at his departure
from us. We can but hope that his earnest,
faithful admonitions, while at the post of
duly here, are not lost, fbe Bai a bridge
District will have iu Bro Lester, a faithful,
able presiding Elder.
Rev. B F. Breedlove has been appointed
to the Cuthbert church next year, and we
think the presiding Bishop held our city in
high favar i» making this appointment. He
is considered one of the rising young men of
the Conference. He is a watchful, working
pastor, a clear, forcible, popular preacher;
and has been successful iu winning souls to
Christ, in every previous field of labor. May
bis labors be more successful than ever, and
his sojourn here.prove a blessing to his flock,
and to the eutire community.
Dr. B. J. Baldwin, who has worked so
faithfully and so successfully in building up
S’. Paul's church, in South Cuthhert, has
been returned to that charge, much to the
gifktification of all interested.
Rev. J. Blakely Smith still presides over
the Atnericus District.
South Georgia Conference
Appointments lor 1872.
& avannah District —Presiding
Elder, J. O. A. Clark.
Savannah, Trinity—J. E. Evans.
Savannah, Wesley Church and
City Mission—G. G. N. MacDonell.
Springfield— T. B. Lanier.
Mizpah—J. J. Morgan.
Sylvania—W. T. McMichael.
Bethel—R. W. Flournoy.
Alexander—J. A. Rosser.
Waynesboro—N. B. Ousley.
Louisville—C. C. Hines.
Davisboro and Sandersville—W.
S. Baker.
Washington -J. B. Culpepper.
Gibsou—S. N.Tucker, J. Domin
goes.
Macon District— Presiding El
der, J. W. Hinton.
Macon—Mulberry street and
Vineville, J. O. Branch ; East Ma
con and Swift creek, J. W. Burke;
First street, W Watkin Hicks;
City Mission, supplied by R. Cain ;
Circuit, J. S Jordan.
Gordon—W. J. Green.
Jrwintou—To be supplied by F.
Flanders.
Jeffersonville—R. F. Evans.
Twiggs—To be supplied by W.
Griffin.
Fort Vailey and Marshalville F.
A. Bianch.
Beaver Dam Circuit—W. W. Tid
well.
Perry - A. J. Dean.
Hayneville—E. A H. McGebee.
Montezuma and Providence—To
be supplied.
President Emory College—O. L.
Smith; Professor—l. T. Hopkins.
Pres dent Wesleyan Female Col
lege—E. H. Myers ; Professors, C.
VV. Smith and W C. Bass.
Columbus District —Presiding
Elder, T. T. Christian.
Columbus—St. Luke, J. S. Key ;
St. Paul, A. wright; Wesley Chap
el, W. M. D. Bond. 1
Girard and Asbury Chapel—sup
plied by J. E. Tooke.
Muscogee—To be supplied.
Hamilton —W. F. Robison.
Talbotton—R. W. Dixon.
Talbot —D. R. McWilliams, R. L. -
Honiker.
Geneva—S. R. Weaver.
Juniper Mission —W. A. Green
Butler—J. R. Littlejohn.
Buena Vista—W. \t . Stewart.
Cusseta—S. D. Clements.
Oglethorpe—G. S. Johnson.
Levert Female College—ll. D.
Moore, President.
Lovick Pierce, Conference Mis
sionary Agent.
Americus District— Presiding
Elder, J. Blakely Smith
Americus—A. M. Wynn.
Bethel —J. Harris.
Magnolia Springs—J. M. Maishal.
Ellaville—C. A. Crowell ; R. F.
Williamson, Supernumerary.
Smitliville and Mission—D. O.
Driscoll.
Cuthbort—B. F. Breedlove.
St. Paul and Miller’s Chapel—B.
J.;Baldwin.
Spring Vale—N. D. Morehouse.
Dawson—G. C. Clarke.
Georgetown—To be supplied.
Terrell—G. T. Embry.
Weston—E. J. Renlz.
Lumpkin—J. M. Austin.
Stewart—J. B. Ward law.
Florence—To be supplied.
President Andrew Female Col
lege—J. B. McGehee.
Agent Orphans’ Home—S. An
thony.
Da inbridge District —Presiding
Elder, R. B. Lester.
Bainbiidge—Walter Knox.
Decatur —J. F. Mixon,
Trinity—G. C. Thompson.
Colquitt—W. F. Roberts ; J. M.
Potter.
Fort Gaines and Blakely—W. M.
Hayes.
Morgan -J. D. Mauldin.
Camilla—J. T. Ainsworth.
Cairo—P. C. Harris.
Grooversvillc—R. H. Howren.
Duncanville—L. C. Peek.
Thomasville—C. R. Jewett.
Albauy and Mission—R. J. Cor
ley.
Ilaiclcinsville District —Presid
ing Elder, J. E. Sentell.
Hawkitreville—R. M. Lockwood.
Cochran Mission—L. A. Dorsey.
Pulaski and Wilcox-To be sup
plied by W. D. Bussey.
Vienna—J. Spence.
Dooly Mission —To be supplied
by W. N Clemons.
Flint River Mission—To be sup
plied by W. M. Russell.
Moultrie mission—To be supplied
by W. M. Bunten.
Nashville—J. J. Giles.
Alapaha Mission—B. S. Ivee.
Ocinulgee—W. Lane.
Brunsic ick District —Presiding
Elder, L B. Payne.
Brunswick and City Mission—J.
O. A. Cook.
St. Mary’s—H. P. Myers.
Center Village—W. H. Thomas.
Waynesville—J. L. Williams.
Waresboro’—T. S. Armstead.
Jessup—W. M. Watts.
Holinesville—Supplied by Jas.
Ware.
Stockton^—S. G. Childs. .
Valdosta—W. M. Kennedy.
Quitman—S. S. Sweet.
Morven- A. IV Wright.
Hines elite District —Presiding
Elder, J. W. Simmons.
Hiuesville—W G. Booth.
Darien aud Mclntosh —E. J.
Burch.
Bryan Mission —W. M. C. Con
ley,|Su peruumerary.
Scarborough—J. W. Glenn.
Dublin—H. J. Ellis.
Wrightsville—Supplied by W. T.
Rea,
County Line—To be supplied.
Swainesboro—C. J. Toole.
Jacksonville —H. C. Fentress.
Oconee—R D. Gentry.
Altamaha Mission—W. F. Con
ley.
Reidsville—D. G. Pope.
We Clip these items from the
Atlanta Constitution, of Sunday :
High Handed Measures. — We
learn that J. A. O’Neal, Thomas
Wilson aud McKenzie Nicholas, of
Dade county, have been arrested
and brought here without a war
rant. lion. E. D. Graham endeav
ored to find out if any had been
issued, but to no effect. Commis
sioners Smith and Conley aver that
they did not issue one 1 What means
this ? Has a warrant been issued
since Mr. Graham made inquiry?
We learn that warrants have been
issued against Hon. R. 11. Tatum
aud J. W. Blevins, of Dade county,
for alleged violation of the Civil
Rights Bill.
The Ku-klux Case. —The fol
lowing persons were ordered dis
charged this morning, in the trial
before United States Commissioner
John L. Conley: R. Haney, W. L.
Stewart, W. Amos, J. Moreland, J.
G. Hale, J. W. Blevins, W. P.
Sharrock, T. W. Sharrock and Al
fred Mcßryar. The announcement
was made in open court. Yet, one
of the officers refused to allow the
parties to pass out. W. P. 11. Ta
tum and G. W. M. Tatum were
bound over in a bond of $2,500
each, to appear at the next term of
the United States District Court, to
answer to the charge.
Tragf.dy in Appling County.—
The Savannah News has an account
of an affray which occurred at Sta
tion No. B£, on the Macon and
Brunswick Railroad, between a man
named Mat Ashley—and two broth
ers named Robert and Bryant Wil
liams, in which both of the latter
were wounded by pistol shots, Rob
ert Williams mortally. All the
parties were wealthy’ and widely
Known in the section they live.—
Ashley made his escape
Announcement
FOR MAYOR.
Wk announce the name of HENRY IIAYEB
as candidate for Mayor, at the next January
Election. ' MANY VOTERS
decß-ld
ALLISOIST t&f SIMFSOKT
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.
WAX FLOWER MATERIALS!
— —-
SHEET W AL X,
WIRE,
Leaf Moulds,
CUTTERS, PINS, &c.,
Round and Oval Glass Shades,
By T. S. POWELL, Trustee.
PRESERVE YOUR SIGHT !
TIIE CELEBRATED
SCHAFFHAUSEN SPECTACLES
AND
Eye Gr lasses,
Manufactured at
Chaff hausen, Switzerland.
THE superiority of these Great Eye Pre
servers consists iu the careful Mathemati
cal Accuracy in the construction of the Len
ses, being manufactured of the Best White
Flint Glass, the exact Shape of the Eye, thus
obviating all Glimmering and Wavering of
the Sight, Dizziness, and all the other Tram
of Evils produced by the use of inferior Spec
tacles.
Every one Whose sight is failing understands
its value. By buy tug imperfect spectacle's
you help to destroy it.
Buy tlie Best I
Buy the Schatfhausen Spectacles aud pre
serve the Eves—which are priceless.
Imported only by
COOPER & BRO..
PHILADELPHIA.
For Sale only by
T. S. POWELL, Trustee,
Druggist, Bookseller, and Stationer.
nov!7-ct Opthbert, Ga.
LESSONS IN
Drawing and Painting!
MRS. R B. LESTER and Miss Elia Lks
tkr. i:i charge of the ornam -nted De
partment of Andrew Female College, will
give lessons in this department to person* not
attending tliat institution. This class will be
taught at Uie College. Specimens may be
seen at Dr. Powell's Diug Store and at the
College.
Cuthbert, Ga., Sept. 22d, 1871, ts
BOOKS! BOOKS!!
WEBSTER'S SPELLERS.
“ Common School Dictionary,
Holmes Readers,
• Harvey’s Grammars,
Sanford’s Arithmetic,
Connell’s Geographies,
At T. S. POWELL’S, Trustee.
J. J. PALSIER, It. K. CANTERBERKT.
SHOE AND HARNESS SHOP !
PALMER & CANTERBERRY.
HAVE opened a shop over Wilkins’ Store,
Depot Street, wheie they are prepared
to do i II kinds of work in the Shoe and Har
ness line—manufacturing or repairing— at
short noiice, at LOWEST PRICES. Sepa
rate pieces of Harness furnished at any time.
Will make Bnggy Cushions, Cover Dashes,
repair Saddles, aud, in fact do almost any kind
of work iu the leather liae. decf 3m
Smoking Tobacco,
Fruits and Flowers,
Blackwell’s Durham.
At T- S. POWELL’S Trustee.
XOW’S YOU R TIMET
A Fine Xiot
-OF
White Tennesse Corn
IN GOOD CONDITION,
For Sale at a Sacrifice !
Apply at
THIS OFFICE.
FOR SALE-CHEAP.
2 NEW Hickory Buggies, oneSnlkie, and
a One Horse Wagon, made of all heart tim
-Vsr, to sell'for from S6U toflOO— not one half
the cost elsewhere.
By W. B. McHAN,
decl ts At Bragan’s Shoe Shop.
Still They Come!!
New Arrivals ot*
STOVES,
HARDWARE,
CROCKERY,
AND GLASSWARE,
At J. S. ANTHONY’S.
FARMFORSALE OR REN I,
CONSISTING of three hundred acres, 2 1 2
miles from Cuthbert, if not sold by the
2oth of Dec., I will rent it lor next year,
Mules. Wagons, Corn go with the place. For
particulars apply to me at Andrew Female
College.
decl-tf. M. A. McNULTY.
IVotice.
JJ. McDONALD is authorized totrans
• act any business for me during my ab
sencc.
Those indebted to me will please call on
bint and make payment.
decß ts W. M C. W’ESTMORELAND.
Him ai Lot for Sale F •
I OFFER tor sale, my house and lot, situa
ted near the resi-'ence of E. McDonald, at
a great bargain. The house is new, and com
plete ; contains four rooms, fireplaces in each,
and rooms well finished throughout. All nec
essary out buildings, good well of water.
The lot con'aim two acres, and is well inclos
ed For further particulars, apply to
O. A. HORNE,
decS ts Telegraph Office.
AUCTION!
WILL be sold at Southwestern Railroad
Depot, in Cuthbert, for account whom
it may concern, on the 13th day of January,
1872, unless previously called lor, the follow
ing articles :
1 box Cotton Gins, 1 Enable and Bed, 1
Cast Iron Wheel, 4 pieces 'Shafting, 2 boxes
Hardware, 2 pieces Casting, 1 piece Smoke
Stack, 4 Round Wheels, 5 pieces Machinery,
marked J. B. Buchanan.
2 packages Boggy Shafts, 2 Cross Bars, 1
box Hardware, maikcd B. J.
Sold to pay Height and expenses.
D. PHELPS, Agent.
decß tds C. &. S. W. R, R.
Mothers Bead. This I
THE EUREKA DIAPER
IS JUST TIIE ARTICLE NEEDED BY EV
ERY MOTHER WHO CONSULTS
THE HEALTH AND COMFORT
OF HER CHILD.
THE EUREKA DIAPER
Is designed as a shield to protect from mois
ture the clothing and btdding of children, and
also the clothing of those who have the-care
of them. It is made thoroughly water-proof,
there being no sewed seams, the threads of
which rot when exposeo to moistnre.
THE EUREKA DIAPERis so constructed
as to fasten below the stomach, and to eon
form to the shape of the child’s body ; there
fore it is not liable to fall off, and tones
quently securely retains the linen diaper in it*
place, at the tame time giving perfect ease
and comfort to the child. One of die many ad
van'ageß of the Eureka Diaper is, that the
danger and trouble of using pins is avoided ;
•another is, that it permits a free circula
tion of air. They ale manufactured in four
different sizes, so as to suit the age aud growth
of the child, No. 1 being the smallest and No.
4 the largest.
This Diaper has no equal, and testimonials
in its favor are received from all parts of the
country. It is highly recommended by medi
cal men, aud by mothers whose children ha ve
worn it.
For sale by T. 8. POWELL, Trustee,
DR. FITTER’S
Celebrated Rheumatic Remedy,
At T.S. POWELL'S, Trustee I
n E A D QUARTERS!!
FOR
HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS,
CROCKERY,
Glassware, Woodwafe,
LAMPS, CLOCKS, BROOMS,
TIKWARE, BIRD CA GES,
BR ESUES, TABLE
AXD PO CKET C FILER V,
IROXAXD STEEL, Etc., Etc ,
JJAVING REMOVED TO THE
STAUDLEY
Rock Building*,
And greatly enlarged my Stock, I respectfully
invite my friends aud the public generally to
call and see my Goods and
TRY MY PRICES
Before pnrchaeiug elsewhere.
J. S. Antliony,
s, p 27-. t Cuthhert, Ga.
Allison & Perry
ARE OFFERING bargains in a
lot of elegant
SHAWLS AND CLOAKS.
Theii Stock ol *
GENTS' READY-MADE CLOTIIIXG
A N P
FURNISHING GOODS
Selling remarkably low. The 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 !
Santa Claus Nowhere!
Walking Dolls all the Go! I
Good News For The Little People!
I NOW have iu »tore one of the largest
stocks of
TOYS,
FANCY CONFECTIONERIES,
AND
Christmas Tricks Generally,
To be found in Southwestern Georgia.
I am prepared to furnish both wholesale and
retail buyers at the
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
ALSO,
FRESH SUPPLIES,
-OF-'
Choice Family Groceries.
Call aud see for yourself. ,
A. W. GILLESPIE.
decl-ct
Coughs and Colds I
Duconges’ Balsamic Syrup,
Dr. Hall’s Balsam for the Lungs,
Allen’s Lung Balsam,
Tntt’s Expectorant,
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral,'
For sale by T. 8. POWELL, Trustee,
Druggist,'Bookseller &. Stationer.
IN !
CHEAP ACCORDEONS,
Shell Toilet Boxes,
INDIA RUBBER RATTLES,
DOM IN OE S*
CHINA CANDLESTICKS,
Chess Men, Velvet Albums,
Backgammon Boards,
BLAST GUNS,
GENUINE CORNELIAN »^ aTES >
DOG r
TO v WHIPS,
TOILET SETTS,
At T. 8. POWELL Trustee.
MRS. E. GIBSON
Has received the largest and most general Stock of
Hats, Bonnets, Flowers, Ribbons, Laces,
In Southwest Georgia, and is offering them as cheap fts the eheapwt.
Call and see before purchasing elsewhere.
dreTct 1 skle Public s <l n * re > next door to Standley’s Rock Building.
SHL-A-IELIE 3 ZE n XjO~STID 7
MANUFACTURING & SERIMT JEWELERS AXD SILVERSMITHS,
ATLANTA, - - GEORGIA.
Fall Stock! Great Inducements!
WE have lately made large addition* to cur Store, having put. op two hail Isome aud cmb*
modioiis Show-Cases, each tortv-eight leet long Our Stock tor the Full Trad* ha*
been selected with great < are. aud is huger aud more complete than i eretoßre. GREAT IN
DUCEMENTS will he offered. Large and complete assortment of
Watches ! i Agricultural Fair Premiums!
PRICES VERY LOW. o *
DIAMONDS! DIAMONDS ! I ’ m f I cl ‘ luI ‘ atu,nUon giv, ' n t 0 fillin * Ur * # w
small Orders for
Stock very complete ; Prices low as we can STATE AND COUNTY FAIRS !
afford. ‘ ' i-re
STERLING SILVER-WARE ! THINK
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)! OuR fair PREMIUMS!
Just Received—One Hundred Different Va- Frice and Qjltlltity,
rieties, at Greatly Reduced Price. We Claim to Lead The Host I
J£gr We have FIRST-CLASS WATCAES, JEWELERS and EN
GRAVERS. All work entrusted to our care promyly and accurately
executed. Charges reasonable, as we can afford to do justice and good
work.
SHARP Ac FLOYD.
dccl-0m
The Fair Season is at Hand !
Now for the Fair Thing!
who believes in tiie motto,
LIVE AND LET LIVE,
And who wants the full wofih of their greenbacks i* invited to Call at my store tttij pttrritM*
their
Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
Reaciy-Mad.© Clotlxin.gr,
Groceries and Family Supplies.
My stock is complete—embracing all kinds of seasonable good*, of the latest and ttiMt
beautiful |>atteriis.
IN’ THE EATING X.INIE2
My goods ar# all choice and Fresh, and cannot fail to give satisfaction.
MY PRICES
Are as low as anybody’s, fin first class goods.
I return my thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore received, and hope to taerit s toa.
tiuuance of the same.
My Friends,
Who have been favored with goods on time, will please remember that the time for payment
is at hand that lam not responsible for the low price ot cotton—aud save me from annoy
ance by
COMING TO THE RESCUE PROMPTLY.
Mr. JOHN L. BROWN is still with me, and will be glad to see hi*
friends and give them bargains-.
oct2?tf ISAAC EASLEY.
G. 11. & A. W. FORCE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
WHITEHALL STREET* '
ATIjAKTTA, GrA.
novlOdy. .
THim LAH.CABST
And Most General Stock
OF GOODS
I > ANY one store
IN GEORGIA.
Just received and for sale at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES,
In my new stare, Come and see both.
J. McK. Gunn.
oct!3-tf
A LARGE
AND FINE ASSORTMENT
OF LAMPS,
Burners, Chimnies, Foun+*>
Brackets, Reflectors
USHio.,
. t T. 8. POWELL’S, Trustee.
At __
The Ladies
ARE especially iuvited to call and examine
the Beautiful Stock of
HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS
J. S ANTHONY’S.
Lamps ! Lamps!!
A IjABOK lot and complete aa
./jL-'Sortment of
LAMPS, BURNERS, CHIMNEY J,
Wicks, &c.,
‘At J, s. ANTHONY'S,
Housefuroishing Store.
Cheap and. Good
WRAPPING PAPER,
At T. S POWELL, Tiusiet.