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About The Southern sun. (Bainbridge, Ga.) 1869-1872 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1871)
THE SOUTHERN SUN. LOCAL AFFAIRS- ■ ■ Cotton is selling to-day at Ifij @ 17 cents. Preen g'O'te of every riesri prion, reduced at the Flint River Store. A coneiderab’e quantity o' cotton ha* been sold in Biinhri-’ge this week. Square and long shawls striped and plaid, *re now 'u exhibition at Stonirger* Engle Flint Riv er Ft'irfS. Per^al —We were pleased to meet in the eitv thi* we k, Rev Willis M Russ-11, now res ident of Alba »y, bnt formerly of this place. Saw Pat.—Last Tuesday, the regular ah cr riffs sale Hay, was rather lively, there being a great many people in town attendant upon the sales, some from a distance* Two darkies had a wool pulling the other day on Water street. Loud and boisterous cursing and ■ wearing were indulged in, and they ate not arres ted until yet, already. Os all the ditty trashy streets we ever tread, Daiubiidge, jn*t now, is a little ahead ! and why our beautiful streets should wear trash as a tube, we are not aware, but will inquire of Probe; Next. The dark population of this city have been kav* ing festivals the past week for the purpose of taisii g money to buy a church bell We are not attars of bow ntuch money they raised, but we do k. ow they raised fusa muchly. Rm'itjfEO.—Our esteemed friend M, A, Ruther fmi Em; , who, to the regret of the entire commu uitv, left our city several months ago, returned on M unity last. We are truly gl id to welcome him hack, and hope that Mr. R* may tee fit to again become one of us. Ur Aoaii».— ol.l man Paddy O’Farrcl, the oldost printer in the Htate, and who baa been ill near uu - t j a- ath for some time past, we are gift'd to see o 1 on tbes*:> ts again Pat mys he will K-. •11 right so >n, i.i u e iope bis pr dicti us may not prove at fault. * Do yon wi-h something nice in the Jeweily lino if t-o g>toW. 0. Subevs and get it. Fubers has on * of the finest asortments ever put upon exhi bition in this or any other city, and be is selling cheap for tha cash. Give him a call. Dnti cr mo Mkkti.yo.—There was a meeting held i lh * c mil house on Monday last, for the purpose •■•sing delegates to repre sent Decatur County tl. st •:<? Convention which assembled in At ' '-:i, f>r the.purpose of nominating a Governor. .1. D. II >ylaud Mr. Ben. 11. Russel were chosen i '■ .v> tat Las promoted onr Junior. We • l.i {; >1 to you Hen. Lieut-Col, coup r i time s> nnds about as highfalutin i :s did in days gme by, when “old man r • is” us dtq write you ‘ young and talented ; „ • iJenjamin E.*’ But then, such things w> t > r. In a small town like this* \ , r!l {hat our worthy mayor subscribed in ,’t ~f the city, twenty ‘Thousand dollars r -ii. sos tho Chioago sufferers, to be .. iii ii ;>r fellow-s atone thousand dollars . a ! nothing his been beard from it. What ia * . .u--1 wii.U tho Receiving Committee? Are . t; ,a. > ;o del vaud the Chicago ans out of tut' r beauties. Kai::>»w Escapk*—Capt Jno- C* Rutherford’s lit: e l. igbter Lizzie, had a narrow e-capo from ii -'-dy buured the other day. While play* ; atom and the utove, her clothing were ignited, b-it f r tin piesortoe of mind and prompt ac *. -u > t a coloie 1 cook in extinguishing the flames, I:: ’ • i 1 would havo beeu seriously if not fa tally injuted. ;i vate. -Our young friend Wriglri, of the t y Fire Company, was subjected to a Rpoil ties theo'.her evening at tho Are, which, me t ne. his friends were disposed to look - > io-is. It was caused by over-exer* .oi g to the tiro with his gallant company : ibe la; se of an hour, and through the use of tives, he sufficiently recoveted to answer ’. roll call. on Win, We are glad to see that our young ! Simon Weil, is so last becoming popular v a the ma-8 of our citizens. He is selling goods e ch. ap plan, and his cleverness and courte > ne at and all, is fast gaining to him a popu> whi.h will prove mutually beneficial to his •■ o eis and himself. Those wishing dry goods . groceries, would do well to give Simon a call. Ran Boat.—We have seen the race boat built * r the *-lawyers boat club,” organized iu this >ty ne time ago. It is made of white pine, is -a ii ones iu leugth, one-half of an itich in ■h. and is • thing of perfect beauty. It was it ’ nder the snpervis m of Prof Gurley, one pf ■h. i lub, and its general fin. \ eflec's great i on the pocket knife used in its manufac-* t jr*. . Me wish it distinctly born iu mind that we are • * candidate for Governor, but at the saute ■# w« would remind the sporting public that -ua Watt, the man who knows be<t how to suit «verylv».ly. is still soiling gnus. pistols, Ac*, at * glj 1 w rates. He guarantees to dupli ca e New York tetail prices. Dou't take onr word bat go und sec. vistmaa will soon be here, and now all of ye * o wi-h chri'tmts goods, go to Simon Weil's and * : them Sirpon is se'ling very fast because he *• cho p. and should you go to tee him >«u will . that ho is one of the cleverest Allows iu this * ;e w r.d. llis st ro has already in a veiy shoit •ce of time bee mo one of the permanent fix l'f oar dty, and we are gla Ito welcome such < *-'• qprisi-'g merchants into our tow u. * %a Fisk. —On Friday night last at about ■ k* the floor immediately in front of the -th in Sns office, took fire, but fortunately w.v- dis* 'll id niid,rxtioguisLtd in time to prevent any set ion* •>o M nd.iyfcening at about 6 o’clock, a fire al*im was (riv*Aod the department were prompt y<*ut. It the Rut burning out of the ebituwcy of 4k Hind’s store. No damage. I>cath of Charles C. Sihis. * TiminTM or Reap got. Hat* Oak Oitt H. & L- Cos, Wherm. It ha* s-enned good to the almighty disposer of events to remove frost our midst, our late worthy and esteemed feliow member. C. C. Sims; and, if A»m«, The intimate relations long held by the deceased with the members of thi* company, rc-udei it proper that we should pbee upon re cord our appreciation of his services as a fireman and hit medts as a man; therefore be it Rwolved, ’I bat we a- plore the loss of onr esteem ed fellow fireman. C C. Fims, with the despe-t feelings of regret, softAmed only by the confident hope that his spirit is with them, who, bavir-g fought the good fi-.-ht here, are enjoying perfect and perpetual happiness in a better world beyond the grave. Retolvai, That we tender to his afflicted parents and relatives, our sincere condolence and ear nest sympathy in their bereavement and afflic tion, at the loss of one who was a good citizen, a devoted son and zealous friend and fireman. lUgolved. That the members of thi* company pay usual tribute of respect to our deceased brother; and that the Hall of the meeting of the Oak City Hook and Ladder Company be draped with the emblem of mourning for thirty days. Resolved, that a uopy of the foregoing resolutions signed by the foremen and certified by the Secre tary, ire transmitted to the parents < four departed brother fireman, published in the city papeis and spread upon the books of the company. W. T Worn, ) W W. Ash, Committee. H. Nunbaun, ) 0 clip the following fom the Philadelphia bnqwrer. It is a most worthy tribute to a more worthy young man. • At a Mcetifig of the Studen's of Jefferson Med ical College, hell November 22, 1871, the follow ing was adopted: Di>-d in Philadelphia, while in attendance at the Jefiernon Medical College, November 31, 1871 Chas. C. ciiiis, in tho 2i.it* year of his age. Leaving home iu September, he was engaged in his studies but a shoit time before he fell a prey to the destroyer— I is»ase. s a s'udeut he wes faii» al a-u . hc.l e i *.ml ac: ib> ;( ;U io ail ■ esteem •i< ‘ : lass. But .e is gone; No more will his form be seen. As sinks ti e summer day to rest qe quietly breathed ont b:'s life. Like the twinkling dew drop before the morning sun, he passed sway. Far fiom his home in the Sunny South, with no mother's hand to cool his fevered brow, no sister's gentle voice to whisper words of love, no father strengthen iu the d)ing hour, yet kind friends watched over him, and ail his wants were tenderly supplied. Sincerely do we sympathise with ids bereaved family in this their affliction. Around the rising mo md we can weep with the bright assurance that w<; will r t , .;in in that land beyond the skins whore parting is no more and sorrow never known; therefore, resolved. I. That in his death w- have lost a friend and classmate whose early departure to that terra in cognita to which we arc all journeying fills ns with awo and sorrow. 11. ’i hat his death, although our earthly loss, we r -a onably hope is his everlasting and immortal gain. "I™^ 111. That although bat a few short years iden tifi and wiih the humano study of medicne, he has shown much Zealand devotion in his pursuit of knowledge as to thoroughly entitle him to ail col legial honors an ! graces, IV That we. his classmates and students of the college , drape his at and wear the usual badge of mourning. V. That a copy of these resolutions be sent <o the family of our departed friend, and publiseed in The Philadelpeia Inquirer, the Bainbridge Sun Bainbridge, Ga-, and in The South Georgia ‘Times, Valdosta, Gu. 11. M. DOLD, Virginia, Chairman of Committe, JNO. B. 'CUHMIA’GS, Tenn&sse, J. SV. BAKER, Virginnia, W. r. STUBBS, Georgia, W. S. KENDItECK, Georgia, E. S. BUFFINGTON, West Virginia. J.O. HEARNE, Kentucky, Pres t. W. N. ATLSON, Kentucky, Sec‘y. Regular Meeting oi Council. Present G. \V. Lewis, mayor protem, Aldermen Belcher, Babbitt & Mc.Nair, absent Al’d Bower & Gurley. Minutes of previous meeting read and on morion adopted. The following bills were lead before council, and ordered paid: Bill of $15,00 from Kent & CampbeU for paint ing street lamps posts. Bill from J I. Robinson, for services rendered. Through Opt B. B. Bower, attorney, C. H- Par malee entered complaint against the assessment made by council on vacant lots, the property of plaintiff, in tbe Eastern portion of the city, stating thar the assessment was two high. The valuation was marie by council for taxable purposes, to which Mr. Parmaleeobjects. Ck nsid erable discussion was indulged in by the members of the board, after which a reduction was made iu the valuation of property. No other business, council adjourned* Thk Thespian Corps Last Tuusd*j Night.— The performance given l>y the Thes; ian f'oips last Thursday uight was in every way a success. 'ih° play of the Robbers, though entirely too heavy for the stage and the performers, was done well, and as an am dear performance speaks well fur the histrionic talent of our city. The after piece was well put on the staire. and widen. 1/ greatly appreciated by the audience, creating round alter round of applause. The Corps give another performance on the 21st inst, when the two beautiful pieces of ‘Seven Clerks” and Robert Maeaire will be. presented The Corps has been turned into a stock company the shares being placed attendollots each, with twelve male members. The money thus obtained will be used in living up the hall The present plan of renovating the hall is a good one, and if easried out will make it one of the prettiest little theatres in the Country. No Monet is required to call and examine the stock of H. B. Ehrlich, and only half price char ged for his goods In order to make room for a tremendous lot of greenbacks, he offers bis entire stock at the most reduced and fashionable places He has on hand anything yon may wi-b in the eating line, besides a continual flow of laget beer. A few minutes spent in his establishment ar e sure to pay. 6ad Death —Mr. Russell guao, well known hi this com in unity as a harmless. Inoffensive young mao, was f ran 1 on sun>tay morning List, lying dead In tire tfu »r <bf one of the stores in this ci’y An inqn.et wa* held ov#r flto body, and a rig i examination performed by the doctor*, tl>e verdict of the jury b. ing that dcCciseri time to bis d<-«th by some outward vioieuco, though by what m ans unknown. No one can arrive at any definite conclusion in regard to the gad calamity, and at present ft i dhrouded in mystery, it appearing hardly possible that any one ©.»uid be guilty of harming so i o offer *ve a jefung man. W« bopu that time u»ay even tually unravel the enigma of the mysterious affair. The body was carried to Quiucy for interment' Go to Sb ining r and Engles Flint River Stores and purchase the follow'ng gods at reduced prices. A» moiir Drlains reduced to 25c per yard, Japanese Poplins redueee to 25c per yard, Scotch Plaids redn ced to 30v per yaid, Fancy Ftiiped Poplins retinced to 40c per yard, All wool Merino reduced 40c per yurd, Japanese Poplins wide and heavy reduced to 7.0 c per yard, Poplin A'paoca all colors teduced 50c per yard, FrenchTopUns doub'e width reduced 60c per ya and, All wool Empress cloth reduced to 70c per yard, Black Alpacca from 35c t*> 100 pet yard, Irish PopliDg all colors reduced to 100 per yard Black and colored Silks reduced twenty five per cent and dress goods in proportion. Now is tlie time to secure a handsom dregs at a low rate. « , Grand Mcsical Announcemknt.—Mr. I. M. Rofenfeld has established a Musical Agency itr tliiscity, and proposes to furnish even body in Decatur county with musical instruments, sheet music, and musical publication. He has on exhibition at his store, one of the most beautiful Pianos that we ever saw. It is from the celebrated manufactory of Hallet & Davis, and is a Grand Square 7J Octave Piano, with rosewood frame, carved legs, overstrung bass, and generally aeknoledged through out this country and Europe to be the cheapest, and most durable instrument manufactured- Let the ladies call aud examine this gem of an instrument* A Goon Story —Not long since a young man Started out in his buggy on a long journey, aud when in the midst of the wild woods far nwry r. ..* ’v» i" ’-aVta-i * a-. diicma, especially .she had his sweatheart with him. He had to wa ! k back several miles in order to get something to fix his harness. Now dont you pity the poor young mail? we do; but then he should not use harness that would break, but go straight to Jacob Born and buy anew set. He has them at all prices. Call and see him. Calicoes, ginghems, tickings, stripes, sheeting, and orsnaburgs, are still retailed at Manufac tois prices at Steninger & Engles Flint Bivcr Store. The Illustrared Lord's Prayer will be found at Sukers’. Ju.-t the thing for parlor ornament. Go to Rubers’ and see the beautiful Confederate Note Memorium, Now is the time to procure a winter Over coat. A full assortment just received and for sale at Steininger & Engles ‘ Flint River Store.” The negro settlement on Water street, known as ‘ Holla Browns stamping ground,” is a disgrace to any civilized c’ty. A rendc/,vDitfi for trifling, drunk eu negroes at night, it is a source of great annoy ance to citizens in close proximity to the infernal den. Is it not in the power of the city autlioritie* to at least diminish, in some degree, the nuis ance? They would receive the thanks of tbs com munity thereby. The entertainment given on Thursday night for the benefit of the Stonewall engine company, was well attended, and the performance, we think, proved entirely satisfactory to all who were present. We would suggest to the marshal that the next enteitalument that comes offhe exercise his authority over the young urchins who prove such a nuisance an all such occasions* MISCELLANEOUS. OitDINARYOiFiCE, Decatur County On the 13th day or December next all person* interested are cited to be and appear at my Office and sho v cause if any. why the so lowing road should not be declared public. A R-'ad leaning from the Bainbririgd and Talabaßsee road at a point between Antioch Church and the Blount School House thence on the Did Blount trail to E ias Jones Said road to bo continued by the 7-0 Dist to .Wbigham 21 A* & G. R R- Joel Johnson Ord y. DECATUR —Court or Ordinary Aov 27th lo< l. John H. rullen as next friend of Mrs, Jappenia Denard and her minor children, has applild tor exemption cf peisoimlity.ami setting apart aud val uation of home stead, ami I will pass upon the same at It o'clock M. on the 11th day of Decem ber 1871 at my office , Joel Johnson Ora y GEORGlA— Decatur County. Whereas Thomas J. Dollar has appbecf tn prop er form ti>r permanent letters of ariministr«tois on the estate of William Hicks late of said coun ty. this is to cite al! and singular the Creditors and next of kin, to appear at my office, within the time allowed by law. and show cause it any they can why permanent administration should not tie granted to 'ih unas J. Dollar on William Hickses- Ute ‘ JOEL JOHNSON Ord’y, Nov 9-td. GEORGlA—Decattb Couktt. Whereas J B Butler administrator of >athan Rack lev remesents t > this Court that he has fu iv said estate. Ibis i- at. persons concerned to show cause, iff an* , ca n whv said administrator should nOtbe rßsch ir •M'd fiotn bisadmiidfetrati.-n. and receive b t rs -t dismission on tie li.st Monday in ! • f - Joel Johnson Out y. Nov IMd THIRTY YEARS’ EXPERIENCE IN THS TREATMENT OF Chronic anti Texu&l disease. A PHYSICAL VIEW OF JIARtSIAUE. The cheapest book ever publiafaed-eontabiing nerrb three hnndretl pipes and one hundred and thirty five plates and engraving* of »he of the human organs in a state of l ‘ e<i J^ b , e ease with a treaties on eat Iv error-, its deploral.e contcuuencts upon the mind and body, with the Xb o treatment —‘.he only ration-land *ucces~f»l mode of cute as shewn by a report o* cases tie tied. A tru'hfui advertiser the and those contemplating marnages. i l n doubts of their physical free tage to anv address, on r* c -tpt of , . D -a in stamps >r postal cm. enev. l ’- v^ l N T. riUlYx. No. 31 Maiden Laue, Albany, a if The auUnr inav be consulted upon any of th. bit. book treat*, either pe^ne vJTr by mail, bad trredicitret ««< «» “J P 1” °' he world. fQfr TOm 0*« MONTH TO ALL WHO A‘K FOB XT ; iff»L» 73c. to Jan , ’72; §1.50 to Julv. '72; IRHU to Jan, 73 THE METHODIST. week at Lecture Room Talk by Beecher; Sermon or article by Talmange. (second onlv to Beeches ia popnia-ity), Mrs Willing's great serial story esposing secret «oikings of Romanism in Ap-rf-itM. find much other gcd reading. G. Hal ated, lU.d4asß.vi st., New Yo k. ICOCOAINE W.’f". AeknowV •oW by all druggist*. Mew*r* V tmOatiJZ POPP Try warn pie- of our great SI .Off X Hfiij iHustiated weekly— SO year* established. K**e steel* ngravirufs free to sul«cribers. Agents ioad.ey. Seud fui Satvkdat GAznrrk, U»N level >, M . Household Medicines TfieAi smaH’s Cod Livkb Oil.— This oil Is piit up O with great care fr.>m perfectly fiesh Livers, and is, withort doubt, the finest produced ■Roaldmans Frsnch Worm CosrECTioHs —lnval tv uable as cure for Worms, and being iu the forfa of a candy lozenge are readily taken. SjboARDMAN's Oonc’d ext. Jamaica Ginger.—A -JEW splendid corrective and exceedingly useful in cramps and ordinary irregularities of the ggrantslndian Purifying Ex'ract,—A medicine in use for dis<vrders arising from an im state of the blood. This article has perform ed some mosit wonderful cut esand is the best arti cle extant for the purpose. Orant’slndian Pulmonary Balsam.—Extensive ly !y used for all pulmonary complaints, being purely Vegetable, unlike most preparations for Coughs. Colds, etc., does not constipate or leave any unpleasant after effect. reene’s Dyspepsia Remedy.—A safe, sure and w3T speedy cure of that most distressing of com plaints, “Dyspepsia,” put up from r.n original recipe of Dr. Greene, Fort Valley, Ga. by wuoui it has long been used with wonderful success Parker’s Nerve and Bone Liniment —The best external remedy for man or beast. A cer tain cure for Rheumatism, Cramps, Sprains. Biuis es, Swellings, Weak Limbs, aud pains a!' ids. I.i tu. I- aid E:cc. Btichn—The M ,i.irest ana best in use. A sure relief for aii diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys ; ask for bo other ; physicians recommend it. HALLETT, SE VVEIi <fc BURBANK, 149 CHAMBERS and 131 READE ST , NEW YORK. A NEW ERA IN TO A SB JEJEC V MT • S"” Ijabor, Time, 010 thes and Fuel BY THE ÜBE OF WARFI ELD’S COLD WATER i ran SOAP. SEND FOR CIRCULAR AND PRICE LIST. Agents Wanted. 'Wilson. Look wood, Everett i^Co-, 51 MURRY ST., New York. Sole Agents for the State of Virginia. North and South Carolina, Georgia and Florida. BLOOINGTON NURSERY ILL 20th YEAR ! 600 ACRES ! 18 GREEN-HOUSES ! Largest Assortment. Best Stock. Low Prices. Tress, Shrubs. Balds, Seeds, Stocks, Grafts, &c 100 page Illustrated Catalogue, 10 cents. Bulb, Plant, Seed Catalogues, all for 10 cents. Wholesale price list sent free. Send for these be fore buying elsewhere F. K. PHOENIX, Bloomington, 111. APPLETON'S JOURNAL*™ M “” ths for One D«tf.A a. Persons not now subscribers to Appeetoxs’ Journal Cm, as atrial subscription. Obtain the remaing issues for the current year from Sept. 2d--FOR ONE DO DLLAR This large reluction is offered to netv subscribers to enable those not now acquainted with the Jour nal to fully test its merits. Reraitances must b< mailed direct to publishers. APPKTONS' JOURNAL i«published weekly, an consists of thirty two pages quarto, each numb attractively insustrated,. Price 10c. pet No ; reg • lar sub cripriori price $4 peranum, iu advance. APPLETON &00 , Publishers, New Kork. Solicited by MUKN & CO. Publishers scientific Ann 1 an 37 P»rk Row. N. Y. 1 w-n ■PATENTS! tyvifive years’ experience. Pamphlets containing Patent Laws, with full directions how to obtain Patents, free. Abound volume of 118 pages, containing the Hew Census by Counties and all large cities, 140 Engraveings cf Mechanical Movements. Patent Laws and rules for obtaining paneuts, mailed on receipt of 25 cents. E7rth CtosEis. —Get the best. Eatu Closet Uo , ,215 States St., Hertford. Ct., Sale U. S Pioprietors of Moules & Girdleston’s Luther’s, Wariug’s, Newton’s and Doolittlie’s Patents. Tiie orily Closets that have proved effective. The Forth Closet, by its disirfection of faces is the most valuable means ot preventnting spread of cholera and other contagious diKOses. Send for Ci-culars. Agents wanted everywhere. Salesroom-: 19 Doane St., Boston; 696 Broadway. N. Y;1221 Market Street, Philiadelpbia. llqcubs, Bay Ecm. and St pup? of all kinds can jibe easily made tor less than half the usual rates, by means of EICHLER’S Receipts, Price $2, de livered bv mail. Proof Sheets and Index sent free by F. A. EICHLER, 4bo N. 3d. St. Philadelphia, Pa. Ay.. m Ccack—A victim of early indiscretion, c uisine nervous decility, premature decay, etc. having tried in vain every advertised remedy, has discovered a simple means of self-cure, whieft he will s.-nd to his fellow suffers. Address J. H. REEVES, 78 Nassau St. N Y. S3O- w e will Pay S3O. Aden’s s3<* ,v?r week to sell our £reai au*l valua b e di'C.'veri s. If yon want pei rnanent and honor | abtewoik, apply for particulars. Address DYER & CO. Jackson, Michigan. Executors Sale \G REE aBLY to an order issued from the e< urt of Ordinary of D.catur County, wiU be sold before the Court House door iu the city of Bain bridge Ga. the flrstri uesday in Dec, next, at the usa-il hours of sale, the f ill-,win z land* of the es tate of B. B. Wright Dec’d as foil >ws to wit: lot no. 329 lot no. 363, and 150 acres off of lot 352 and ten acres off of no. 358 all of said lands lyb g and t being in the 20th Dist. of said county. Terms I Cash. W. B. WRIGHT, Executor. Oct. 26th 1871. . ” NOTICE." I WILL make application .to the Court ot Ordina ry of Decatur county, on the first Monday in ! October n-xt. for leave to sell the real estate of B. B Wright, late of said county deceased, for the benefit of distribution amorg tbe heirs. WILLIAM B. WRIGHT, Executor of B- B. Wright, deceased. August 24tb, 1871. CHEAPER THAN THIS CHEAPEST l LARGEST AND FULLEST STUCK OF DRYGOODS GROCERIES, C: * OTHIWG, BOOTS AMD SHOES, «&€?. Ever brought to Bainbrid ge, have just been opened at STEOOGGR & JEWGEI/S WELL MOWN ‘FLOT RIVER’ STORES Books, Stationary, Music lMPc’BTklt Book*. Flalionaryr Piatiue, Organ*, btrings. Music and Fancy flood*, DIRECT FROM KVROVR. 1 BEAT NORTHERN PIiIUES f lu»rg;** stok of Scltool Hooks, 81at«fi* * VI New Yp»k Wholesale Prlc***. Piano* and Organs si>ld on easy teiras. Music, Viulin aud Guitar String* bv mail, free of postage. H. L BCHUEINKB, Savannah, Ga. Sap 14 ly n"lTw~ FAL AUD WNTER 00093 BELCHERS & TERRELL WATER STREET BAINBRWGh, GEORGIA \ \7E offer to the public a large Mid wellrfelected v V stock of Fall aud Winter Goods such M BACON FLOUR SUGAR, COFFE SALT, TOBACCO n ■« -mr «r® n sm 9 CLOTHING, BOOTS » nnd nil . of DOMESTIC GOODS, stoves, .'in Ware, etc- Having made our pnrehasee in *he N rthern maikols, on the most favorable terms, wo ate aide to compete with any bouse In Southwest Georgia or Florida. We keep on hand a large lot of Bug* ing and Ties, of the heaviest quality. We are gp-pared to buy Cotton and nil 0 luntry* Vrodnce, {living the highest msiket prices. Tim-kful tor past favois, we ask our friends and ;'inter* to pi an and examine our stock, before pm and e! Cnluie. BFLCHEIIS & TKl.i’ L.LL. wliep2l ts B. F. BRITTON & CO., WMHEiCIIBiI MERCHANTS, BAINBRIDGE,.. .. i. .. i . GEORGIA. LIPPMAN’B Great German Bitters PUREST MEBIfATEfI fsT LIPPM.AN’B GREAT GERMAN BITTERS Cures Female complaints. er RE AT GERMAN bITTEM Cures ‘never well’ people. fCT LIPPMAN’B CHEAT GERMAN BITTERS Will give <ui appetite. HP LIPPM A.V^OREAT GERMAN BITTERS gives ji *uod appetite. K<P UPPM A N S GREAT GERMAN BITTERS regulates the bowels. HP 1.1 PPM AN’S GREAT GEBM AN BITTERS excites the loipitf iirer. VP LI PPM AN’S GREAT G BRM ATT RITTERS aie recommended by theb»*t physieian*. HP UrPMAN'H GREAT GERMAN BITTERS cures nervousness HP LIPPMAN S GREAT GERMAN BrriERS 2ure» debility. HP LTPPMAN‘3 GREAT GERMAN BITTER*' prexents chsllg and fever. . <OT LIPPMAN’S GREAT GERMAN BiTfERN nave mot with wonderful sacc^MTerpbne. IPP>N ’g GREAT GSR \N IJ i S ,’fc. 15 B i* A by physicians cry where, a,xi es cJ • '?* LIPPMA VS PYRAFUGE is the great chill ana fever expetler. 'Try it. |ff HATTON'S OIL OF LIFE should t-e m every household. HP Toothache, Rheumatism, Neuralgia saw Lite other pains, yield instantly to Haytou's OU ass Jacob L’ppman & Pro., ’Wholesale aid Refat Diuggiots, Savannah, Gw, and wholesale houneat No 71 New street, New Yoik, have the sole right to ntaaniucture them* Bittern for lire United State* For sale in Bain bridge at Butts and leauohy a | and by Druggist and Grocers gent tally. CORDIAL OF me JGE
