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About Cuthbert weekly appeal. (Cuthbert, Ga.) 18??-???? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1877)
Money is scarce and tighter times ahead. Notwithstanding these facts I have purchased for the Fall and Winter trade the most extensive and complete Stock of ' Ladies’ Dress Goods, Domestics, Jeans, Stripes, Osnaburgs, Shawls, etc., ever offered in Cnthbert. 3*ly Stocli of Rcadj -3lado Clotliing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Crockery Ware, lVloar, Tobacco, Cigars, Etc., is also full and complete. i 11 yt it I,' ivmitvii! a t Mil Prices cannot fail to Please the is the^j I lAM BL LMHJISOLIL CLOSEST BUYER ! Cheap Casli Store ! I take the lead in Reduced Prices and duality of Goods, therefore make your money go as far as possible and buy of me. JEST I HAVE THE GOODS IN STORE YOU NEED, AND AM DETERMINED TO SELL. CONSEQUENTLY CASH BUYERS WILL CONSULT THEIR OWN INTEREST BY CALLING AND EXAMINING MY STOCK AND PRICES BEFORE MAKING YOUR PURCHASES. IT WILL BE NO TROUBLE TO SHOW YOU MY GOODS AND PRICES. CALL AND SEE. oetstf ID. KEMFIVER. THE APPEAL. By JAS. P. SAWTEIL. CUTHBERT: FRIDAY, Oct. 19,1877. Our Agents. The following are authorized to act as agents for the Appeal, and receive and receipt for subscrip tions. Oui friends at these points can call on their respective agent and subscribe for or renew subscrip tions to the Appeal : Georgetown—J. E. Dozier. flatefcera Station—J. H. Ilatebr. ■orris Station—E. J. Harden. loti Fainee—E. A. Keea. B Coleman Station—J. E. and J. N. Biybie. ■ Cotton Hill—T.P. Jester. ■ Spring Vale—F. M. Garner. Bltenevolence—J. J. Coram. Calhoun county —T. M. Coram- Hueston, Webster Co.—M. L. Saunders. Public Speaking. enable all to vole intelligible ■§ far as is in my power, I will ad dress the people to-morrow on the ratification of the new constitution, the new homestead and the .loca tion of the stato capitol. Not desiring to connect these matters with the business of the mass meeting of the county on that day, I will defer my address until that meeting adjourns. HUBBERT FIELDER. • < ■■ Japan has 33,000,000 inhabitants. One hour to-day is worth two to-morrow. Lager sells in Cincinnati at 2J cents per glass. Moody and Sankey are at Ben nington, Vermont. Four boats are running on the Chattahoochee river between Co lumbus and Apalachicola. It was an “off-year in Ohio politics,” and so the Radicals are all “off.” The orange product of Florida for the year 1877 is estimated at 17,000,000 oranges. A writer from Western Texas es timates the loss from boll-worms iu Texas this season at $13,000,000. Salt Lake City just at present re minds one of a wail street specula tion; there’s no great prophet in it. Htlfieen thousand dollars in gold Kviis paid for a watch chain and locket to a jeweller in Manchester, England. If our country should becomo as densely populated as Holland, it would contain 1,000,000,000 inhab itants. The indications are that Bishop’s (Dam.) majority for Governor of Ohio will he moro than twenty-five thousand. Gold is but a poor legacy in com parison with immortal thought. The ©no is human, worthless; the other divine, invaluable. A Prohibitionist estimates that about $100,000,000 more is expend i and yearly in this country for rum than the total gross earnings of all our railroads amount to. Yesterday, somwhere he pireen sunrise and sunsot, two gol lien hours, each set with sixty dia mond minuts. No reward is offered, for they are gone forever ! ‘ The Early County News says : n Mr, Hiram liinchen has the credit of raising, and G. B. Swann, Esq., the credit of giuniug, the best bale *of cotton that has been sent to • New York from Early county since the war.” Col. H. H. Jones, of the Macon Telegraph, is being spoken of as the probable representative in the next Legislature from Bibb county, lie would make an able and faithful representative of any county in the ~jstate in any assembly. Bibb coun ty could not do better than to send the Colonel. Jacksonville, Oct. 16—. Two deaths at Fcrnandinal to day. Dr. Herndon, a volunteer physician Low Savannah, died this morning. ffcWITENTION CUTHBEItT GUARDS. — *¥*ou are hereby ordered to be and appear at City Ilall this (biiday) evening at 7J o'clock to attend business meeting. By order of JNO. F. KIDDOO, Capt. IQ RjGfliEjt, O. S. Vox I*opuli. Editor of Appeal: I notico that an impression is j sought to be made in the last issue j of the Messenger, through the agency of “Nancy Hazeltine, Coun ty & Cos.” that Mr. McDonald was instrumental in getting up the peti tion addressed fo himself, and which has been so unanimously signed by the voters of our county. Now it was not necessary that Nancy, (if so it be) or one of the “ weired sis ters,” go forth at the dark hour of night, to gain “ a peep into our hand.” How easily she might have saved herself such reproach. True womanly instinct should have prompted her to act in the broad light of heaven. But lam admon ished that those who work evil “love darkness rather than light;” nor was it at all necessary, in this in stance, that a grand council of the “ wizard crew ” be held, or the “ magic wand ” be called into requi sition to divine the meaning of this, to them, mysterious document, for had they sought the light of day, where all people of good intentions perform their deeds, they might have found upon the counters ot the principal business houses of our little city, and circulating through out our county, these documents, and without difficulty have com prehended the meaning. Below I present the document, for the con sideration of those who have not seen it. Read and digest. Don’t it present a very forcible meaning ? Go again and consult the Wizard crew. Stretch forth the magic wand, and my word for it, they will tell you that it is what Mr. Tumlin would call the “spontaneous out burst of dear old Randolph.” It is tho voice of the people, Nancy—and mark my declaration, it will be heard on the sth of December next. It is all voluntary, too. No one has been importuned to sign this document, nor is it the machination of McDonald. He has had nothing to do with this matter.— You are right when you say that we admonish all to be on hand to morrow. We will be there pre pared to foil all your deep laid schemes. I imagine Capt. Tumlin will re gret having declined McDonald’s proposition for both to disallow the use of their names for the Legisla ture, and allow the people to quiet ly and peaceably select their can didate. Wouldn’t be jump now, think you, after reading the follow ing list of volunteer petitioners? Young Democracy. To James J. McDonald, Esq. : We, the undersigned citizens of Randolph county, recognizing the great importance of harmony among our people, especially at this time, respectfully ask you to become the people's candidate for the Lower House of the General Assembly in tho election to be held December sth, Believing that the interests of all classes of our people could be safely trusted in your hands, and that the use of your name at tin's time will go very far toward secur ing the great objects for which we, as a people, shou'd all strive, viz : peace, harmony and union and trusting that you fully appreciate the motive that prompts us to ask this sacrifice. Wq are Respectfully, O A Barry, J McK Gunn, J A Allison, II Stubbs, T S Powell, T A Goodrum, E S Parks, Aaron Price, J(J Martin, S G Hillyer, Jr WII Perkins, II F Sessions, F M Garner, J W Dennington, J P Hammons, E F Boland, J W Lyle, J T Jordans, J P Sawtell, M C Parkerson, N T Crozier, D S Brown, W S Bell, G J Johns, Thos C Kendrick, J N Stanford, Jno W Avan, T J Coram, Jas C Coleman, J J Harper, W J Moiris, I A Martin, I B Maury, T J Cheshire, B F Butler, J T Cheshire, J E Bass, B F Cobb, P D Redding, C C Adams, J J Jones, J G Hammock, W H Moore, Jno F. Kiddoo, Marion Taylor, SII White, Jas M Grubbs, J W Grubbs, Z W Mathews, W S Curry, G W Roper, D J Deunis, R B Saxon, A J Grubbs, Silas Grubbs, W C Bass, R S Grubbs, R C White, S N Ivey, J A D Grubbs, W II Arnold, L C Sale, J Y Ivey, W G Ivey, R E Ivey, J S Sale, T A Wall, Joseph Ethridge, R S Snuggs, 15 K Arthur, R S Half, W R Cleveland, T M Gaudy, W E Goodman, Dauiel Seim, George Deese, J A Ward, .Tas Lunsford, Jos Lunsford, N Lunsford, Wm Stewart, J C Mullins, .Tas Bush, Wiley Jones, L P Arthur, J II Mayson, G 15 Arthur, S L Arthur, Win Snuggs, J MeMilfion, R McMiliions, Jos Whaley, G W Edwards, J T Bailey, J Edwards, J R Edwards, G Wiley, R Proctor, R Nathan, M Ingrain), A Irvin, J A Haisten, D Rey, S Butler, N Lee, S Jackson, M Baker, J Slielhouse, E T Caraway, Jls Lee, A Durrli, J J Hammock, J Brophy, D W Hammock, L C Gonekee, D Moore, S Beach, S Standley, W H Maugham, J D McCook, W O Spurlock, J Brophy, J.T Singletary, M W Brophy, J F Joins, W W Joiner, J L Cobb, R L Barry, H M McCook, J T Hinson, W D Bryant, L L Bjrefiekl, J Bryant; S Zuber, S P Allison, W F Powell, W N Coram, G W Coram, T J Coram, Jr., G M T Perryman, T J Coram, Sr., T A Coram, R T Thornton, S M Kinsey, G P Reddick, .T Collins, J E Godfrey, Joseph Dale, Seaborn Dale, John Dale, O A Harris, West Harris, E II Keese, E A Bell, II H Knighton, P E Keese, J W Martin, 15 F Martin, TII Murdock, J C Goldwire, M W McGrady, J J Coram, Elbert Pnipps, R A Harris, D R Mitchiner, R T Dozier, W L Dozier, J A Green, G W Coram, Jr, J A Hay, S J Williams, W G Russell, Chas Morris, W C Bynum, C lN Simpson, Jr, J P Toombs, W C Hay, Sr, W S Arrington, T W Ansley, ‘Allen Melton, 15 J Jackson, E J Palmer, James Crapps, J A Butler, II Tobias, J W Stanford, J J Palmer, Jno Palmer, J Knighton, Jno W Harris, II 15 Thornton, W A Moreland, W A Snypes, W C Arrington, L D Sberer, W II Conley, A S McLendon, E II Lee, G W Crapps, C P West, WII Bridges, P J Sealey, L C Toombs, C A Redding, W O Stein, Henry Peavy, Isah Ray bon, F W Smith, Bazil Pace, W C Hay, Sr, 0 W Stanley, M V Thornton, E McDonald, Jr, A K Allison, S P Turner, Terrill Moody, C C Burke, M A Baldwin, T B Douglass, D D Holman, W G Cosby, J S Dunn, II P Elder, H B Elder, 0 P Harris, J C Irvine, Robt Sawyer, J A Lightt’oot, S J Saunders, B G Sikes, W II Buchanan, J F Tripp, J 15 McWilliams, E Y Sandcrlin, J II Lyle, T Gamble, A II Flewellen Jr, Geo McDonald, C M Poindexter, Lewis Whitlock, David Holman, Isaac Domingos, A Lehman, Guss Hertz, W II Shelly, Jno Martin, L Atkinson, G W Cobb, JA D Grubb, N M Weaver, Jr, Jared Reagan, L C Bailey, II J McFatteu, F Belcher, D B Liusey, L D Monroe, J L Redding, N J McArthur, Chas S Harris, S M Duke, R D Crozier, J W McDuffie, J W Nichols, J M Redding, J J Boyett, Johu Singletery, A M Maund, W II Norton, j J W Ragland, Thos S Grieves, The following is a list of our col ored citizens who join in the peti tion, iu the interest of peace and harmony: Jack Lee, Wash West, Henry Darden, A Sams, Warren Darden, Moses Butler, Fid Irvin, Nelson Day, Robt Miller, Tom Price, Oscar Lee, Allen Prather, Sambo McDonald, Willis Stevens, Turner Cherry, Caleb Jacobs, Isaac Paramore, Louis Clark Rain, TouvWilliam^B 1L CheatlyjMMtfM I’m'li Wi - jig A.t r,.:i Yc^B > M < i '.'niffifillj "jg§| W M .Tfll 1 : 1 .'wj M">l' ’vpl iu. i M Jj >'!: .. Martin Moore, Simon Kenedy, Porter Brooks, Peter Stevens, Peter Jones, Ben McGruder, Jeff Baldwin, Jacob Knighton, Flem Knighton, Wash Holoway, Hbe Baldwin, Cad Knighton, Albert Fowler, David Queen, West Knighton, Daniel Knighton, Tlios Jones, Loid McCraw, Steve Gipson, Oce Simms, Edmon Lake, Martin Bridges, Richard Baldwin, Wilson Jefferson, Houston Culpepper, David White, Kemp Knighton, Wesley Burkes, Isaac Knighton, Press Knighton, Abram Kuighlon, Robert Butts, Warren Knighton, Jasper Grimes, Solomon Edwards, Isaac Simpkins, Solomon Taylor, Peter McCrary, Amis Smith, Martin Simpson, Watson Ellis, Chus Butler, Chas Ellis, Chas Ellis, Jr, Willis Hawk, George Crapps, Ben McDonald, Alic Moon, Moses Hunter, Sam Sweringer, Claibon Sweringer, Wallace Orr, John Brand hum, Jas Brundham, Thos Martin, John Jearny, lsain Newbery, Dave Martin, Nathan Jester, Wm Fields, Simon Brown, Manuel Lanvar, Tony McKerdy, Jackson Kelly, William Jones, Jus Bolden, Beu ivi liens, Lucius II Brown, Josh Harris, Mat Harris, J C McNeil, Jerry Mcßride, Jesse Simpkins, Cary Barnes, Isaac Mills, Iverson Springer, Allen Harden, Bill Porter, Berry Wilson, Wm Bryant, Soney Graham, A J Taylor, Isaac Evans, Ilenry Norman, Sterling Jackson, Geo Walton, Tony Adams, Lewis Huggins, Theopolus Thomas, Ned I’ratt, Louis Gilbert, Sr, Louis Gilbert, Jr, William Douglass, Capias Jackson, Frank Ward, Geo Washington, Drew Paramore, Isaac Paramore, Artawav Salon, Henry Ellis, Jacob Stewart, Frank Green, Moses Getters, Nelson Crapps, Nelson Graham, Nelson Pomel. Manuel Spear, Tom Smith, Manuel Mitchiner, Sam Nero, Isaac Sampson, Jeff Baldwin, Jerry Barns, Ben Hicks, Jack Nero, Marshal Dickson, York Willis, Mans Mitchaner, Jim Danncl, Charley Wilborn, Abe Wilborn, Green Williams, Beley Michaner, Ed Canida, Joe Jones, Nep Inglow, FI Calloway, B Sharp, C Grier, J Mcßride, E Moses, F Jackson, P Baily, A Moses, C Horn, L Bernon, II Antony, M Crawford, B Sharp, S Harris, G Ivins, G Davis, George Roberson, Hilra Williams, Andrew Johnson, Panel Alexander, Siuali Gilbert, Davis Gilbert, Powell Scott, John A Walker, Frank All ns, Josh Allins, Emanuel Gay, George Butler, George Bird, Solomon Ragland, Levi Briges, Zack Ivens, Beuford Atkius, Jerry Paterson, Paul Bcnit, Green Williams, Charles Williams, Me. Harding, John Gilbert, Peter Jackson, Ere Jackson, Peter Slocksin, George Kitchens, George Kerley, Tip Sharper, King Richard, Tom Shackelford, Warren Webb, Dennis Moot, Booker Williams, Scott Davis, Mike Ivens, Mat Mulltamcs, William Cutliff, W II Goff’, Martin Moreiand, William Arnold, Ilenry Clay, Calloway D Sharp, Baley Witchner, Manuel Mitchner, George Knighten, Wilson Hightower, Anderson West, Gessel Lakes, Jack Emanuel, George Miller, F’rank Hightower, At Auction. WILL l>e sold, fo tlie highest, bidder, in Cuthbert, on Saturday, October 20th, all my Household and Kitchen Furniture, Bnggy and Harnesx. Saddle, Oat Cutter, Corn Shelter, Stove, Cotton Gin, Plow*, Hoes, Tool*, and many other things too tedious to mention. Also, a House with 5 rooms and 49 acres of Land attached ; 4 acres of Laud having 4 small houses on Blakely street, all lying in Cuthbert, and 20 acres Wood Land near the race track. As one dollar is worth more to me in Texas than $5 here, I shall have no by bidder. oetl9-lt A. B. McAFEE. (No. 1510.) NOTICE INJBkRUPTCY. rpilis is to |Athe 1 Ith day li.iliknHCi V t i wjk;i‘ of IL 1.1 of Georgetown, of Georgia, who a LUiikrimi on New Advertisements. Tin Shop. I am manufactur ing* all kinds of Tin Ware,and sell every thing cheaper than ever before known in Cnthbert. All kinds of mend ing done at short notice and reasona ble rates. J. N. ANTHONY, octl2tljanl W. IRVINE, TAILOR. CUTii3Z.nl, GA. * I would respectfully remind my old frieinU ami customers that I am still conducting my Tailoring business, and prepared to Cut, Fit and make Suits in good style, and at leas onable rates. Satisfaction guaranteed. Shop iu Douglass building, over Kempner's store. oct-29-ct W. IRVINE. G 1 KORGIA, Randolph Countv. —A. H. Y Jordan has applied for exemption ol personalty, and selling apart and valuation ol homestead, and I will pass upon tlie sar.e at 10 o'clock, A. M., on the 25th day of Octo ber. 1877, at my office. Witness mv hand and official signature, this October 4,1877. M. GOKMLEY, octl2-2t Ordinary. SIO,OOO Guarantee! 13TJOIi: LEAI> EXCELS ALL OTHER LEAD. Ist, For its Unrivaled Whiteness. 2d, For its Unequaled Durability. 3d, For its Unsurpassed Covering Qualities. Lastly, for its Economy. Ftp* It costs less to paint with Duck Load than any other White Lead. The same weight covers m re surface, is more durable and makes whiter work. Buck Lead is Cheapest and Best. For sale by T. S. POWELL, Druggist, Bookseller and Stationer. CWESTf ALADDIN -& SONS’I SECURITY OIL THE BEST HOUSEHOLD OIL IN USE. Warranted 150 Degrees Fire-Tesl WATER WHITE IN COLOR. Fully Deodorized. WILL NOT EXPLODE HIGHEST AWARD AT CentennEa! Expositior For Kxcellcnce of Manufacture AND HIGH FIRE TEST. Endorsed by the Insurance Companies. JfUad thit Certificate —One of Many. Howard Fire Ivscrance Cos. or Bai.timor: Baltimore, Dec. 23d, 1874. Messrs. C. West <£ .Son Gentlemen: Having used the various oils sol In this city for illuminating purposes, I take plea.' ure in recommending your “ Aladdin Securit Oil” as the safest and best ever used in our houst bold. Yours truly, [Signed] ANDREW REESE, Prcsidon Manufactured by C. WEST & SONS, Baltimore Try It, and you will use no other., , For sale by T. S. POWELL, Bookseller, Druggist and Stationer. R. S. BROWN HAS returned to Cnthbert for the purpose of again engaging la Boot and Shoe Making, Repairing, etc., in his accustomed satisfacto ry style. He guarantees satisfaction iu eve ry department. Call and see him, at his father’s old stand, on Denot Street. augl7tljanl Cuthbert Male Institute. A Scientific and Classical School for Boys. Prof. W. S. DUDLEY, M. D., Principa sept2Btf ®Tlie Great Cause HUMAN MISERY. Just Published, in a Sealed Envelope. Price Six Cents. A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radical Cure ol Seminal Weakness, or Spermatorrhoea, induced by Self-Abuse, In voluntary Emissions, Impotency, Nervous Debility, and Impediments to Marriage gen erally ; Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits ; Mental and Physical Incapacity, etc,., by ROBERT J. CULVERWELL, M. D„ au thor of the “ Green Book,” etc. The world-renowned author, in this admira ble Lecture, clearly proves, from his own ex perience, that the awfni consequences of Self- Abuse may he effectually removed without ■■ALdne, and without dangerous surgical op- Hp.ns. bougies, instrnmeats, rings, or cordi • out a mode ot cure at once cer wl effectual, by which every sufferer, Lis condition may be. may privately and radically, ■krtnrc will prove a loon to MLII a plain envelope, to any of six i cuts or \I. Cos . -9 r Box, yjjfcPwmore copies of gjuition, in pamphlet inbe Tad by calling cts, ONCE MOKE. ♦ First, a word to my Past Customers. Remember that the Goods you bought of me this year you promised to pay fer cut of this year’s crop. The accounts are now due and MUST BE PAID, as I based my calculations on your promises. I will pay a libera! price for Cotton, in settlement of accounts. I will call the attention of the Public to my largo and varied Stock of Goods just received. Do you) rcant a Fine Dress — Alpaca , Mohair, Cashmere, Botany Cloth, or Silk f Come to my store and yet it. Do you want a beautiful Shawl, fine Cloak, Sacque or Doll man, an elegant Scarf, or Nubia ? Go to Gunn’s Store and got it. Do you want nice Flannels, Sacquings, Balmoral Shirts, or warm Blankets ? If you do, Gunn’s is the place to get them. Do you want Underwear or Ho siery for yourselves, your Wives or Daughters ? If you do, bring them Gunn’s. Do you want a Kid, Buckskin, Silk, or Worsted Glove? You will find it at Gunn’s. Do you want the latest style Trimmings, including embroidered Galloons, Hamburg Trimmings, Rufllmgs, Frillings, etc.? You will find them at Gunn’s. Do you want a nice Table Cloth, Napkins, Pillow Casings, 10-4 Sheetings, or any other article of White Goods ? You can find them at J. McK. Gunn’s. I)o you want a nice suit of Kentucky Jeans or Cassi ni eres? Do you want Stripes, Checks, Sheetings, Shirtings, Osnaburgs, etc.? To Gunn’s go. Young man, do you want the latest style Clothing, to fit like paper on the wall; that will make you feel good before the minor ? Gunn can supply you. Old gentleman, do you want to feel young again ? If so, get into one of Gunn’s ready made suits. Do you want a snow starched Shirt, that will fit you perfectly, or one of Keep’s partly made Shirts ? If 60, ask for some ttf, Gunn’s. Do you want a Hat that will make you look respect able in any crowd ? Gunn’s is the place to find it. Do you want a neat Boot or Shoe—one that will make your foot look small, and give it a g< od shape? If so, follow the crowd to Gunn’s. Do you want any Table Furniture, Knives, Forks, Spoons, etc.? Do you need any Crockery or Glass Waro ? Haste to Gunn’s. Do you want any Kitchen Furniture—Pots, Ovens, Skillets, Boilers, Waffle or Wafer Irons, etc.? In this • line Gunn can please you. Do you want a handsome Bedstead, a set of Cottage Chairs, a comfortable Rocker, or nn elegant Marble top Dressing Case, Wash Stand or Bureau? Call at Gunn’s and you will find what you want. Do you want any Buggy or Wagon Timbers ? Gunn will sell you cheap. Students, do you wish Text Books, Copy Books, Pens, Ink, Slates, Stationery, etc.? Gunn can supply you. Do you want Bacon, Hams, Flour, Meal, Lard, Sugar, Coffee, or in other woids, if you are hungry (if you have the money) call at Gunn’s. Do yon want anything in the Hardware, Grocery, Dry Goods, or Shoe line ? Go to Gunn’s, where you will find polite and attentive clerks, who will sell to yon at bottom prices. 1 am offering, very low, a good Piano and a nice, new, light Rockaway. I have a complete assortment of Metallic and Rosewood Burial Cases, with Burial Robes. All are respectfully invited to inspect my Stock, whether they buy five cents worth or not. Visit my store, and very much oblige, octsct J- NXcK. GFTJTVINT. We have the pleasure of offering the citizens of Randolph and ad-J joining counties the Cheapest and Best Stock of Goods ever offered iu this market, divided into 12 Different Department*. 1 Dry Goods, In Great Quantity. 2 Notions, • In Great Variety, | Q Hosiery, Gloves, and Ribbons—the Latest and best Styles. A Clothing. We have from the very best to good and substantial Clothing. Pi Mats, Caps, ' and Umbrellas. Come and see the latest styles. £ Boots and Shof You cant help buying us in this line. •7 Saddles and " * Harness. Saddles at §3 00 ; Good Harness for $lO 00. Q Crockery and GLASSWARE. Cheaper than the Cheapest. IQ Hardware and TIN WARE. We sell the Great Western Cane Mill. 10 Groceries. * Our Stock iu this line is very complete. 11 Confectioneries. ® Come get something good for the children. 19 Plantation ' Medicines, Stationery, Etc. Come and get something to read, and Medicines for the sick. Our store is 145 feet deep, and so full that we have only room for tho customers to pass up and down the aisles. Business opens well. We are thankful for tho long and ued patronage bestowed on us, and wo feel very hopeful as to the fu ture. Owen k Sealey. sept2ltf Grand Opening! JF’all Fashions 1877 Mrs. e. gibson, Hast side of Public Sqnare, has now received and opened her Fall Stork of | New and Fashionable Goods, To which she invites attention. Having se lected her stock iu person, ;with great care, she feels confident of her ability to suit all in style and prices. Her stock is very complete it: every department,embracing every article in the milliuery liue. sep2B ct Farm for Sale. lam now offe: ing my Farm for sale, three miles West ot Cuthbert, on the Cotton Hill road, Containing 440 Acres, Mostly nnder fence. On the premises is a comfortable Dwelling, several good framed negro houses, good corn cribs, stables, gin house, and running gear und gin, and many other conveniences. I will sell the place low down tor cash. The titles will be undisputed. sep2S-lm T. W. ANSLEY. A FINE STOCK OF Tobacco. Medium, and Fine Tobaccos. For sale by T. S. POWELL, Diuzgist, Btokseller and Stationer;
