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•! I Pjrtp’r t=.~- - . .. . • - •. - THU I SUAV. NOVEMBER 1 i. I8M. ——— EDITORIAL NOTES —Wuhonc has swallowed Virginia— (but is lo say r.he lteadjuricrs and Ke- pnblieans have carried the Slate. —The Democrats carried the New York Legislature, and the entire State tickets in Mississippi and Maryland. —-OHtteau’s tri.il has begun, and he anntuttces himself ready. 11 is coun sel will put up a pretty strong pica of insanity, and we shouldn’t be surprised if It didn’t stick. —Tile people are not crowding to the Atlanta Exp isition at alt. 'things now look as ii Use concetti will come out largely in the suds. It is a b'g show Ilntugh and everybody ought to see it. — Copt. R. G. Fleming, the new Superintendent of the Savannah, Flor ida & Western Railway, is a gentle man who would d<> honor to any posi tion. We congratulate the road in se curing his services. . —Rid Astor, the New York million- air and a Radical nontiriee, was beaten for Congress last week in a lL publie-in district. Billy tried to buy his way in, and used $80,000 in the canvass, but the people soured on him. and elected his Democratic competitor by a large majority. — Next, week the Atlanta Exposition will devote a ‘ day” to Gen. Sherman, who will be present to receive the bon ers. Well, everyone to their own notion, hut we opine that very few Southerners will take any stock in the honors to the modern Attilla. They arc not yet loyal enough for that vil ainnus dose, and we trust in they may never be. —Loudoun county, Virginia, at least did dot go for Mahone’s scullions. We afe~ proud of old Loudoun, and would like to shake the honest paw of out- friend "Tod” Bulvn. We know that he is cussing a bloc streak on the gen eral result but the count in Loudoun prevents him fruui leaving the Slate. —A writer in the Atlacta Post, in view of the fact that the Exposition management have set apart a day to do honor General Sherman, suggests that they give Jeff. Davis a “day” also. We hope r.ot—the people of the South, and the lovers of the true and the good the world over, honor Mr. Jefferson Davis every day in the three hundred and pixty-gve. Besides it is nothing less than prof - notion to mention his honored name in the same connection with Sher man's. — From an article to the Albany Ad j V< rti.ser of the loth on Bainbridge and the Judgeship,’’ without signature, We learn that the de'ogatbm that wuut frou Arlbany to Atlanta to look alter the sue ccssor to Judge Fleming were not unw ed upon Judge Warren by any means, tfbd that the latter gentleman had even been appointed before the delegation arrived, this showing that Gov. Colquitt only consulted hiniseif in the the ap pointment. Of course the Governor’s reasons were satisfactory *o himself, no nutter how his action wav appear to i others. Ajl will d** Liu: *1 * cred-* ’> I say that the appointment oi Judge War- ' ren was a good one, notwithstanding the J /act that -—(thanks to the magnetic tcio I graph)—his friend’s pulse had hardly ' leased beating ere the vacancy was fill- j cd. The nameless co-respondent •‘com- j inends the action of Governor Oolquitt in not holding a caucus of attorneys and balancing the claims Xnd wishes of dif ferent applicants and localities prior to making the appointment.’’ This sounds ; very well, but it rattier appears to us ; thil a decent respect for the opinions of the "legal fi ..l-.ruitv and the people of the Albany I’ircuit., would have e.o 4? e<] the Governor to have wiiheld the ap- ' pointment a reasonable time, especially j as he had been requested to do so—and ; could have done so without delioueni j to the public bet vice. in older trtat i I tie people c.Mild have t voice ID lh-. j ejection of Judges rhe constitution pro- | v ides fur their election by the Leg is I a } ture ; and in this ad interim appoint- : unit would not the Governor have act- j Oti in the spirit of the fundamental law if he had waited a few days ir. defer euee t»> public sentimentBesides would it not have been mere deiieaie on j his part and more soothing to the ' feelings of the sorrow-stricken family of j the destinguished deceased, as well as a ’ mark of respect to the community in i Ktooiniug, if he had waited until at j least the tight of one bright day had j fallen upon the grave of the man who i had gives tk • hss: energies - fists life ' to ( leorgia. the cl i-e of which vas j marked with a mostdev-ucd lrit-n<i-liip ! £ji A'fred il Ouiqnrt. cui.-it from B-tiobridge over the ;qi- l ointuient <>f on Albany man to fill the vacancy in the Superior tkltirt Judge- ship t>l thl“ circuit caused by the death of Judge Fleming. In another eolnmn We print w;Mt the Bainbridge i>F,.\iO- cuat has to say about the appointment. It characterises the action Judge Warren and the Albany Bar as ‘-jndc cent haste.” We have no qu irrel in mivuq. umtta'Mfe lh, c.-iate of il . •V Herring. l.-itr o! said comity, deceased, I to present them properly proven, within ; the tilth- pri-vrilied bv law. Anti all per '■ son.-* indebted it* said estate art- hereby | ivtp.esita! make immediate payment. ; P. H. Hkukixo, I.** -': !*':- of :1:<* Wii! of fl. IV. IJptTitig. Out. luth, IbM. WAITED! 10,000 sticks round or scab timber, ail make with our Bainbridge contompor- to be IT inches and over at small end. *i,000 ary upon this subject. Judge Warren ! s,icks be :!0 to 40 feet lon K and the gentlemen of the Albacv Bar who acted with him are abundantly able to make tbeir own defense in the matter, if indeed they deem In necessa ry tt ( take any notice of the Democrat's article at.all.—Albany Advertiser. We thank our contemporary tor print, ing Tub Dkaiochat’s article in a con spicuous place in its columns. The ease was plainly stated therein, and the Advertiser’s readers can judge it for ihemsclvcs. Oar article was hardly ?. “wail,” but only a reminder of thevo** racious action of some persons, who seemed to take advantage of very sad and sorrowful circumstances to further their own interests. The times arc sadly <>u:. of joint, however, and we are surprised at nothing. COTTON STATEMENT. The Financial Chronicle says editori ally that the cotton shipped to market directly overland between September 1 and November 1, 1881, is set at 123,- 033 bales, against 92.268 bales last year. Southern consumption 45,000 'bales, against 35.000 bales last year. Taken by Northern spinners 344.489 bales, against 291,914 bales last year, and that the eotton in sight, is 1.609.914 last year. The weight of bales averages 484.5 pounds, against490.6 last year. The price of cotton on the 31st of October, 1881, was 13 3-1G cents, against 11 e-ute year. Print cloths were 4 cents, last year 4J cents; standard sbeetir.g now 8$ cents and last year they were 8 cents. The receipts last week from the plan tations wue 253,573 hales, againgt 276,857 bales last year. The Chronicle says that the indica tions are that the yield of the present crop, cveu &t Lie reduced estimates now c irrent, will be sufficient for the wants of the spinners of the world, and this causes a depressed market. 35 feet. 3-000 sticks 40 to 4*5 feet and average 43 feet. 2,000 sticks 46 to 50 feet and average 47 feet. Board measure as is customary. Cash on delivery at this place. Coombs & Emt.f.n. Oct 17th—lm. Apalachicola, Fla. Administrator's Sale. By virtue of an order from the Honorable Court of Ordinary of Decatur county Geor gia, 1 will offer at public saie bcOre the court house door in Bainbridge Georgia on *ne 1st Tuesday in January 1882, all the real estate belonging to the late Wm_. Sv.ieord deceased —consisting ot fotsof land numbers sixty-ilirce (03) ami ninety-eight (98) in the filicuui.li District of said county. Terras cash. Jus, S. Swtcoim, Administrat or estate of Mm. D. Swicobd. DECATUR SUPERfSR COURT, j GEORGIA—Dttv.TtT. Cowry. . J It is oni**red that tb** Superior Court of Decatur county be adjourned to the 2nd ! Monday in January row*, .inrors««!« j r o:.*-u for tite ist and 2ni v.ct-k- of N<* veinber Term, will attend the 2nd and 3rd woeks in January next; and parties, wit nesses. attorneys and all parties interested will take notice thereof. h. I*. I). Warkkx. J. S. C.. A. C. A true extract from the no nut os of :ad Court. J. T. Wimberly, nov J4,'81.-2l. Clerk, S- C. D. C. Executor’s Sale. GEORGIA, Decatur County : Will Resold on the firstt Tuesday in Jan uary 1882, between the hours of 10 o’clock a. tu. itliit 4 o’clock p. m, before tlie court house door in said county, all the real es ate of the late H. C. Heberts, consisting of lot of land no 00 in the 14th District of said county—less 7=5 acres iu the f-outhcst cor ner of said lot, said land being sold to pay iki debts a id for distribution among the heirs of said estate. Purchaser to pay for titles. Terms cash. W. B. Robkrts, executor ofthelast will of II. C.Roiikkts. Decatur Sheriff Sale. GBORGIA.—Decatur Cockty- \Vi!l be sold before tlifi- court h >nse dcor in the town oi Bainhodge, between tiie usual hours of sate; «*n the first Tues day in 1 ieceiuber next, the following pro perty to-wit: line black mare, named “Dony” aged nine years—levied on as the property of Dumbest to satisfy one mortgage !i A. J. fa in favor of Mrs. J. Cumbcst Aliff Williams, vs. A. Tliis Nov. 2, 1881. L F Burkett, Shrff, Gr. Powell, Prcoace Ccmmissfon Merchant. Highest market Prices paid for Poulliy and Eggs. GO TO POPE & McLendon’s For JFnre Drugs ^tent Medicines, Bitters, Per j turnery, Toilet Articles, To bacco. Cigars, Etc. :*tN I Dealkr in Foreign and Doakstic j Fit CITS. No. 33 WEST BAY STREET. ( JACSLSOSgrVZI^ZuS, &S*A>.) New Drusf Store I 9^7- K ESOI.ITIOAS AHOPTEO BY OBION LODGE. CLOUD CHAPTER, BAINBRIDGE, GA_, XOV. 1881- “Death loves a shining mark.” This truthful deeiaration lias rarely ever been more impressively verified, than in the deatn of our late Brother, William O. Flem ing. His life was fhll of honor and usefttl- Decatur Sheriff’s Sale GEORGIA—DECixca Coistv; Will Resold before the court house door in the to n of Bainbridge between die usuel sale hours on Die first Tuesday in December next the following property fo-wit: Lots of land Nos.-o*>, 57 and 58, in the 22nd District of said c<wa»ty—levied on sis the property of W. G. Mitchell, to satisfy one Supei ior Court fi fa in favor of A. M. Troxel. vs. W. G. Mitchell. V F, Burkett, Nov. 2,. 188?. Sheriff. Decatur Sheriff’s Sale. GEORGIA—Decatur Cunity -. IVill be sold before the court house do<*r in the town of Bainbridge, G:v., be- ('. L BEACH & CO.,, Have opened a FIRST-CLASS DRUG STORE. (.u the old sta-nd of Dr. Harrell.) And will k-aep on hand, a fall stock o Drugs, Medicines, Clicmicals, Perfumery. Toilet Articles, etc., etc. Also Patent Medicines, and ia fact every thing usually 1 ept in a first class establish ment. The bast ness will be under die floated into direction of Dr. E. J. Morgan, (-’all every body. Mch 31. 18S1—tf. CLOTHING The largest Stoc£ ofi Cleiliing ever seen Somii of* New York c-:in ue Vauk! :\t the ex tensive and popular csirtlifi>liniem vil oe^s. With a'heart full .of love and syn>- j t ween the leural hours ot sale, ou the hrst j pathy he endeared himself to all. who knew j Tuesday in December lSSl r the folio win*; ‘ WITHOUT A RIVAL! Thai Handsome Shock of F.-df and Winter'fi'notTs jB3t received atiUte old rtsliable People’s Store, Tp *■ The Proprietor of this popular establishmenfi invites everybody, and ltis old friends ami customers especial ly, to call hefore purchasing elsewhere and examine hie* MA&IIVIOTH STOCK ! Comprising everything itt die-Dry Goods, Motion, and Grocery line nsnally carried by a FIRST-CLASS HOUSE ! la IIUH TlhiiiTi ns n cl At Wonderftrf Btyrypiins tine sow bee ing W. A. DA VI: NEW STORi ■r.i Whfgham, Ga Yon can. buy s nice pair of Child’? Misses Hose worth lOets for 5;'. Kentnc Jeans worth 2(?cts for 8f. If you willco at once youc-m buy a pair of sotid Brojf worth §1.51', for $1.20 7, lbs Good C fee fbr $1. 1 s K These Trie: him. As a Brother he was faithful and true; as a citizen he was resolved in everv- <-noc he advocated; as a friend he was affec Donate, kind and generous: as a Christian devout faithful; and as a Lushun l and father, loving and tender. We leave tooth er mo;' -upside hands his merited eulogies as a public man. lawyer anti officer. It n.v. becomes t.ur sad duty to give ex pression to our «rul feelings tor the great Joss this Dodge aas sustained. Be it ihere- mrc rc'tivcd— 1. Uis Lodge derlare.- its profound sorro w ad ..’Jut* >n i-a accauul of thedeatl* pf > *T b-.'IOTC . P*r**it>t-r. property' to-wit , Lot of hind No. 852 in the 27fh: District of Decatur county, Georgia—levied oi as the property of E. V. Biown tosatisfir one fi fain favor of E. D. Haves,, vs E V. Brown, and other fl fas in my hands. Tliis November 2nd. 1881. L. F. Burki-tt, Sheriff. B. LEVY, 18U, » ext-nl io his aiflicied family syi.i ( s<i!*y ti.J -tidoienee and ■ glorious lioritsge of llic tm- : iid character ol our Broiber tucasiiif mitigate their ten I l>e- 2. That * our L- ai tit- trust =1.’. i spot'. 5 . . t will i t am reaveuicut. 3. 'Drat :*. copy *<f i*iis memorial be trans- mined to the iUUuied lamily aud be pub lish cl lathe Bvinbhjimsk Hsxocuir B. B. Buwj r, L . L. -CPTRS, Brr. 8-XTTH, Couimittee. —- , - eC: t t'Jf*:- , * d L'D t- .l /-T,P .- •) M’s- - .- ’p (y • * Sr T .r r t ’ i <*■ .-sp *iZ PADK-EffS GINGER TONIC Ginger, Budra, Man drake,. Sdllingia, and many of the best roedi- eines known are com bined in Parker's Ginger I Twuc into a medics 1 of such varied powers, to make it the greatest Blood Purifier and the RMtHtiUfeAStitigtli Heston r Ewr UtHL !c cures Rhenmatirst, n V « 53eeplessness 4 & I 3rKCl S cf ihe Stomach, Ponds, II 7 R Aungs, Liver A Kidneys, Hair Balsam, Tin Bfcst, CK-uw-t. «sd B ^5v C 5D ilaa FnnomkaA Hair Drra- an d- Other loaies, as K i^». Ktrrer fail* be ret.xY the never mtoxidites. Hiscox rootfafal rv1<r t?* gray hair. ft Ox, Chemists, N. Y. t 1 )- ’tndl 1 ~he. L”? Saf b^ 1 !V1?S~g. fi. tl. REIiSHART. Decatur Sheriff Sale. GEORGIA—DF.OATtnt ('ocxty- IVill be sold before the eour* house door in Bainbridge, on the liret- Tuesday it: December next, briweem the ttsoai hours of sale, the fitdlotving property lo- wit, The undivided one-fifth interest of !«# of land Nos. 327. 343, ; nd 344. all in the 21st District of said county—levied on as the property of T. L. Wliiddon to sarify one fi fa in favor of Patterstin & McNair, vs. T. L. Whiddon. Written notice mails ed to tenant at Chattahoochee L. F. Burkett. This Nov. 2. 1881. ?lmff. Dec^tur Shei ilTs Sale. GEORGIA—Decatur Countv : Will be s dd before the court house door in the r.xwn of Bainbridge, during the usual hours of sale, ou the first Tuesday iu December next, tbe following property to-wit : The undivided one-half interest of lots of laud-Nos. 327. 348. and 344. all. iu the 21st Distriat of said county—lev*ed on as the property of F. C. Whiddon, to satisfy one ti fa. iu favor of Patterson & McNair, vs F. G. Whiddon. Written notice mailed to tenant, this llftti October. L. F. Burkett, November 2»d. 1881.— rihriff. Decatur Sheriff’s Sale. GEORGIA. Decatur County: Will be said before the eonrt house door in the town of Bainbridge on ihe ] first Tuesday in December next between tli3 usual hours of sale- t-lie following property to-w*t . tens of land numbers 121>, 155, 158.110. I!4andll6. all lying in ihe2fKhdistsict of Decatureonnly. and levied on as the prop erty of John Hairell to satisfy one £f* in fa vor ofOstec5i& Davis vs John Harrell, other fi fas in my hands v.-_ Jacob Hamli W. Robison and John llarreil. L F BUKRETT, Sheriff. i his November 2, 1561. LV1, and 183 Coxcuts- Sr . Cobxer of J EFFEESOX, Sava'.in aii, €va. GENTS AND BOYS READY-MADE winter Olotl&ing. Ccuiprised of Men’s suits in all styles, fr. ra the cheapest tc tbe finest. Beys nisi t-LTl ■ire;: .suits at So<» prices. Ov*-veer»t* a spec- i ialty. Call and ao-.- uiui -.ih.-rr ; i- TcmaJi- Any Goods ordered \rib !s* t|scnt !■ O. D. with privilege to examina and re- |; turn ;I" not-Si,tisfsu.*5ory; purchasers p. : y;*i exp i css hot i: *c:iy-. ilr. ri. Anirritt formerly cf ikuubridgc | —' can b fouud at 14. ii. Levy . where he will j; jj be pl.-aami :** serve his old friends and pa trons. Louicnibcr ihe place—lb’.*’. 121 cad Congress street, Savannah, Ga. An immense-fir*■* of bfioes, Boots and Hosiery, for men. women, boys and misses. The iian-lsoiuesi .-uni cheapest Ini iff lints in town Gents muierwvir. ihe best anti cheapest. Bar *c cannot afford to enumerate. Il «.»*t*l fill a whole page. I; &. S. KIDDLE. Artisl PlifttogTapher, COLUMBUS. - - - GE0KGIA. iTen T thinfir New and Fresh F FKOM TUB MANUFACTURER. URNtruitii:: fukniturh Aside from his regular slock of mercfisndisc Jfr. LoeB is earrying, Rite a aid. complete stock of Furniture, which he selling at the large THE LOWEST CASH PRICES. cannot be guaranteed for the entire seas and apply to the goods now being recc 1 ed. which wen bought at Headquaitc-L some time ago, a id since which prit. {£ have atteaneedt frovtelO toJ25 per cent A i These Tfea On Bargain ri ire i*cing rapidly taken up by the threti _ of customers which crowd it dailv. (tv* H ConpetilM Md Competitors are - Expenses are small; Go lo the People’? 8lore ;ur everyihing y*. of Bacon or front a spool of t lire A fill IfLlQ IO t bile ol x of banlines lo a hogshead rts -oecling. etc. Awarded Hit/kest Praudnm FAIR. at State C'itizc-tis v? Bainb-itlge and surrounding j country : i offer n.yscif as a candidate to j take ywr holographs from now on. and I if elected w ifi d.i my be.-* to make yon al! j look liantlsoine. I’ve done suid it. and I'll j stick to ii. if the stars tumble. So don’t ; forge! me wliei; you visit Goltiinb’.is. My ! Gallery is next to Rankin House. I am i prepaired to du all kinds of COPYING and ENLARGING I have connected with my Establish ment. a first-cia*s M iuiatare and Portr. it painter. So my pictures are not sent off to be finished. I make all new styles- the Imperials, Boudoirs. Protnonades, Cab itiet and Scenic pictures, of many designs. So conic and see me. I am the same Rid dle “Days Laxg Sank.’’ JONAS LOKB, Proprietor of the People’s Store. Dealer i n Sashes Poors Blinds, L’ME. PLASTER. CEMENT. HAIR. Paints. Wb’v •: Lead Oils and Builder’s Hardware, 182 BAY sTKEfcT. SAVANNAS H.A rf^T- R vi'.yRrivt.r,. \ * nt. INIn SrsiMiFtriD. tloKi.R! sex C*».. Tf.xn.. November 27. ISKl P-r. J. Beadiilld—Sir : My daughier j has been -uttering tor many years with ihat ■ dreadful affliction known a- Female Disease. : which has cost me many dollars, and not withstanding I had the best medical attend- t ance, conld not find relief. I have used many other kinds -of medicine without any 1 effect. 1 bad jii l about given her* up. was 1 out of heart. but happened in the store t f ' Vi. «’. Eckler severs! weeks since, and he ; snows of my daughter's afiiiciion purruaded \ • r*ie to lay a hot lie of your Female Regulator. She began to improve at once. I was so de lighted with its effect that 1 bought several more bottles. | The price. Si.5b a bottle, seemed to he I very high at first, but I now think it «he j cheapest preparation on the globe and knowing whaii do about it. if to-day one of j my family was suffering with that awful J disease I w-uld have it if it cost ^59 a bottle, • for I can irnthfnllv s»v ri has- cured ray t ilan-dn-r sound and well, nnd myself and «itV* do most heartily recommend your Fe male Regulator so '•** just want it it-- rec*jiu- menaed to ue. Re-; e-rrally. " 1. ftCHEtUtlX. USE C^TRAIJE^P CA MAR K Vi $5,100 KEWAID! To the House that can Beat us in Prices’ ami Soaffty of Goods. OUR HOUSE CROWDED Kith Fresh Fall and Winter Goods, Dress Go ods, Clothing for Mom Boys, Notions, Hats, Boots, Shoes, in endless variety;. Hardware, Tobaccos, and the finest stock of and GEORGE 4 CLARK, SOLE AGENT. The R*ST Hi MOST IHIPtrT.AH Sw Thread «f Modern Times. BI E Ol? HITATIOXS. A Complete Aasortmett Dr aa--* bv -1. !> Fr esli Family Gvocevies! Ever Brought to Bainbridge, Call aud examine our Stock. II- C. CCTlRV aV OO. Taxes -Nothini ami these goods tnu*t s«d SHALL F’ SOLD. Do sot tail to take advantage ' . this fiOLBES BPWRTlimi ,fl m* and bny Coals’ Spool Cotton at 5cts r ] 3 yrds leans fcr 25cts 20 yards Prints for$1; A Good For Nat fbr $1; A Good Wool Nat for SOcts. To namefall the spiendidid and remarl able Bargains- which can be had IN CLOTH ING Ladies and Gents Hats, Boots Shoes, Dry and Dress Goods m Notions and Novelties, ^ Would occupy too much spac e. Suffice'1 to tay you c*Q save from 10 to 35 ; cent by buying your goods at f m W. A. Davis mm st©ss.|p W h »jHiam,