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T UK SI N. II IHTWIXI.. II AMT 'Oi:\ TV. Wnlnowli)', .SlwvrnilxT *ll. IT7. FOR SENATOR #ll DISTRICT: Of Hart County. FOR REPRESENTATIVE. Electum hunt M 'rtlutsday ' l)*rtn*t>er, AiOItI’MTVK.SX r y Tl.r ninny T W. V KI!NON tv- H|M*rH'nlly siiwmitn lilh innhh IMtfiiltAlll for Hw 11 mm* of Urpr*mll*T*- l th te l*' ii*M mb t4#n Firm W in 1>• icnib* next. TAKE THAT! J During the I.sst two weeks. * great many of onr friends liavc asked ua to take " tliat blue cross ” otf their paper, lacking said request with tho cash. Can't others do likewise? Don’t get mad ; we only want to make an honest living and pay lor what w o get. Those who are still in arrears will please look at the crosses at the head of this article. DON'T KOISWET THE DAY. The first Wednesday, the sth of Dccem lier is the day to turn out and show by your votes that there is life in the old land yet, and that you are willing to stand by the majority of the voters of Hart County cast in tho primary election. No matter if disappointed politicians and old fogie tell you there is no issue before the people. MILLKDGKVILLE Is scattering the pictures of tho old build ings in that burg extensively. A oil know one of them photograph fellers can take a picter of the shanties around the fair grounds at Atlanta and they would look like pnlaees. We have receded a tine pic ter of the gentleman Durham Cor. with u long tobacco pouch, that the smoking to bacco was named for. That is a mighty tine picter itself, and looks more “nntrnl " than the halls and homes of our fathers. There is no use sending round sich house pictors unless the Stntc was able to give every family one. Wo fed sorry for Mil ledgevillc and every other ville and villian that liain't got capital for Faro Ranks, chuck-a-luek and sandy hollows. A THREAT. A member of the Constitutional Conven tion from Franklin said a short time ago, that if Hart County did not get the Scn atorsbip this time, that she never would get it again basing his idea on the faet that Franklin being the larger and middle county hi the District she could put her candidate in the Held and elect him every time. If such should ever be the case Habersham would be fed from the some spoon. This in our opinion is an excellent reason why the rotation system should be adhered to. We believo tho majority of— * r —i** ~ * * * i _ .—* ill •**• minded and that they will show their honesty of purpose by pollingn heavy vote for Mr. Hodges in December. THE CHANGES. Ax the time draws near for voting upon the New Constitution, we publish below a synopsis of all the important changes in the New Constitution, that our readers may examine and jydge for themselves as to their merits : “ No money shall over be taken from the politic treasury, directly or indirectly, in aid of any church, sect or denomination of religionists, or of any sectarian institution. Lobbying is declared to tie a crime and the general assembly shall enforce this pro vision by suitable legislation. The general assembly shall have the pow er to provide for the punishment of fraud ; and shall provide, by law, for reaching the property of the debtor concealed from the creditor. C,imdi(leation of voters —Must lie a male citizen. 21 years old ; shall have resided in the State one year, and county six months, and shall have paid all taxes which may hereafter he required juf him. and that lie may have lmd an opportunity' of pay ing agreeably to law. Soldiers stationed in the State; those who have been convicted in nny court of competent jurisdiction, of treason, embezzlement of public funds, malfeasance in office, bribery or larceny, or of nny crime involving moral turpitude, punishable by confinement in the peniten tiary : idiots ami insane persons are pro hibited from bolding office or voting. The sale, distribution or furnishing intox icating drinks within two miles of election precincts on election days prohibited. Senators and Representatives are elected every two years. The first election for member of the Gen cral Assembly, under this Constitution, shall take place on the first Wednesday in December, 1577 ; the second election for the same shall bo hold on the Hist \\ odnes day in October, ISSO, and subsequent elec tions biennially, on that day. until the day of election is changed by law. Legislature meets lirst after ratification, on the first Wednesday of November. IS7S, unless the <iovernor should deem it For the public good, to call it together sooner. The general appropriation bill shall em brace nothing except appropriation* fixed bv previous laws—the ordinary expenses of the executive. legislative and judicial de part wctits cf the government. All other appropriations shall ho made iif separate hilts—each embracing only one subject waiter. Anv aucwwt of fwpeiptu aiwl pxptMidi lures f puia ic luiiucj' In l published every three months. #b‘l also with the laws p,assort at each pf the (leneral As sembly. No bill or resolution appropriating |>ul - lie money, shall become a law, unless on its passage, the yeas and nays is*c:h house are (recorded. Kadi bill before it becomes a I**', ahull be pssod bv a mjoritif of'oil the iw hiilotm elccinl to each house of the (ieneral Assem bly. and it shall in every instance so appear ip Jliu journal. All special >r local bills shall be intro-; <Wed it) tlvu Rouse of Hepresentntiva^ • Um lifst fifteen days of the session. .No h Will sliail pass unless notice of the pWptWh tsr p|rply therefor shall have been in the W'.ulity \rliotv tlu l matter of to Iw iiJltvU'tl ti.ay he sit uated, at least thirty days prior to the in- strucUun of .said bill, and evidence qf suelt notice having been published must be pro duced to the General Assembly before the act is passed. The General Assembly is prohibited from relieving principals and securities on forfeited recognisances. The General Assembly shall not au thorize the construction oltt Street railroad m any town or city without the of the corporate authority. Whenever the Constitution require* n two-thirds vote on any quest ion the yeas and nays In list he recorded. The clerical expenses of the Senate shall not. exceed sixty dollnr*per day for each session ; n<*v those of the House of Repre ven tallica seventy duiiujs pci. day jut each Kcssion. l’rr diem of members of the General As sembly shall not exceed four dollars, and mileage shall not exceed ten ceuts per mile. The President of the Senate, and Speaker of the House may be paid not exceeding seven dollars tier day. The General Assembly is empowered *• regulate freight and passenger tariffs and prevent unjust discriminations. No railroad shall pay any rebate or bo nus in the nature thereof to mislead or de ceive the public as to real rates charged for freight or passage. The Governor shall bold bis office two yt.a r ..ml is not nftor tfiu o.\|,iio lion of a second term, for four years. Sal ary #I.OOO per year. [The reduction of term and .-.alary does not apply to our present Executive. The Governor cannot remit any part ol a sentence for offences against the State after conviction, except m eases of treuson and impeachment, lie is required to fur nish each session of the General Assembly with a list of nil persons pardoned, the of fences charged, etc. The total cost of tho clerical force of the Executive Department, shall not exceed six thousand dollars. The Secretary of State. Comptroller General and Treasurer, shall be elected by the people at the same time the Governor is elected. Salary of the Treasurer. $2,000; Salary of Clerk of Treasury, $1,000; Salary ol Comptroller General. $2,000: nil Clerical expenses. *4.000. Secretary of State, $2,- OOO; Clerk, *I.OOO. ■fudges of Supreme Court shall hold their offices six years; Judges of the Su perior courts four vein s. They skull In elected hy the legislature. The Attorney General shall be elected by the people, and bold his office two years. Salary Judges Supreme Court. SO.O to ; Salary Judges Superior Courts, $2.0 Ml; Salary Attorney General, $2,000. The General Assembly may provide foi nn appeal from one jury in the Superior and city Courts to another. Justice's Courts shall sit monthly at reg ular times and places; but in all cases there may be an appeal to a jury in said court. The most experienced. Intelligent and upright men are to be made Grand Jurors, and intelligent and upright men are to be selected to serve as Traverse Jurors. Costs in Supreme Courts shall not exceed ten dollars in eace case. Corporations are to be taxed. No debt created to supply deficiencies shall ever exceed two hundred thousand dollars. When money is borrowed by the State the act authorizing it shall specify purpose for which the money so obtained is to he used, ami it shall be used for no other pur pose. aiiv Individual, com pany. corporation or association, and the State shall not become a joint owner or stockholder in any company, association or corporation. The debt ofno municipal corporation or county shall ever exceed seven percentmn of the assessed value of all taxable prop er ty therein. The Genera! Assembly shall have no power to appropriate money to pay the principal or interest of the bonds of this State which have been pronounced illegal, null and void, by the General Assembly and by the people on the first day of May, 1877. The bonded debt of the State shall never he increased except to repel invasion, sup press insurrection, or defend the State m time of war. The proceeds of tho sale of the Western and Atlantic, and Macon and Brunswick railroads shall be devoted to the payment of the debt of the State. A sinking fund of one hundred thousand dollars, shall be raised annually by tax ation and paid on the public debt. The Treasurer and Comptroller General shall make quarterly reports to the Gov ernor, showing the’financial condition of tho State, which shall be published. No extra compensation shall lie paid any public officer after the service has been rendered. The ofliee of State Printer is abolished, and the public printing is to be let to the lowest bidder. No new county shall be made. Old county organizations may be dissolv ed, and merged with contiguous counties. ■>. The Southern Senators There is talk at Washington of an agree ment between the Republican malcontents and the Southern Senators to admit the Democratic contestants from Louisiana and South Carolina on condition that they vote against the President's obnoxious ap pointments. It is hardly necessary to say that such a compact should lie scorned by every decent man of both par ties. and its projectors shown the door. The right of Louisiana and South Carolina to a lawful representation in the Senate cannot be conditioned by the will of the Republican majority, nor the attitude of Democratic Senators toward the Presi dent's appointments influenced by tho per sonal enmity of tho opposition. —Journal of' Commerce. Foster IModget. who held an important position in (ieorgia under llulloeh's admin istration. died in Atlanta on 12th inst. C'ojientou.Kii (1 knkkai.V orrteK, ( Nouimlwr Pt i, 1p77. > To J. I JOIIMOX. T. C. Hart County : You nrc ittqnt'Mli'tl t |iivm v*ur collection* mi>- tHv H* iM.*lhle. Hinl M'lltl Ifl WHItl Mil H*lM\V yMI luivo on hiuiil, ko km to ivm h here liv tli* tli. •th nn<l tWlli int.. in order to meet the mrce obligation* of tin* State fulling lm mi them* ro|K\*tlvt* tluys. Very rohi*ect fully. W la. GOLDSMITH. Cmupt roller General. From tli' hlmivc, it will In* aren that I am ront|H*U< cl to collect taxes at once. lax payers will t; k • due notice ami govern thoinsc‘lve# accordiajcK* 03-tf(4 .1 L.JOUNSOX. LOOK OUT! Vtf A H. X. A Y EES want to nay tln iit debt*. • ,wl • •aiio*tlv !**g tliost* indented tor bagging timl ties iywf * ul lumber. to iswiie at once and pay up 1 w jwv your guano debt* ami your jim* viitiuu debt#, V feed Unit we mv entitled to hat you o\v<> m*. if yoi non'! I'oiin’ and pay us IWb will have tofonu* Jitf f*nt \V 1 mv not going to j, K |||< hvt'it sjen i We don't f* ijielinecl to steal J. 11. HCOAS. JAR. a RKIOXIOI a. SLOAN & SEiCNIOUS, cotton mm& - AM) (; KN Kl( VI Commission TVlerrhaiils. BROWN'S WHARF. CHAR LEST OS', S. C. o.’ Jlnke Colton. W DANIEL F. BEATTY’S PARLOR ORGANS. These iviiimkahlv InutriiiuentM jkh<m‘m input itio* for mfinli jtl <ffi<m tool expronsion never before **t tniiiMiJ, <1 lot Amateur mi<l Professional, nmi an i unnu iif in any purlm. I,\h I in quality of Tone. ll orluiiniitihtp. I.lt • tfoail itutl I liilmli, and wonderful va riety of their combination stops. Kwry lin*trnm*tit fully wamuited foi six yran an striolly 11ml H;hki in ••very rt'MMM t, and mm a guarantiv limy are oliijp 1 on fix.ni five to ttftarn dins test trial, money refit ml <*<l ami freight, < ha turn paid Inrth by me if tiny are misrepresented or in way prove unsatisfaetorv. Xo mik It offer lmn ever been made. lie ware of Iniit'atloiim. A jH'iits wanted. hut where j luive none, dis <*oiii!m nmile to inf iTMlnee in new lucidities. S<ml lor ll'iistmtod Al> VKRTISiCtL rumtnitiinu long Hmlm of text nil onialM from well known persons, Moiiit-of whom >■••11 >' know flans! lied ly State*. with Po#t others annelid, that nil timv nirinirv direct of thou. AiMithm, III.MM, I*. ItLAIIV, <*i-M Washington. \<*w Jemey. SAVE YOUR MONEY. A PAPER FREE For Two Months. THIS IXTIIKTIMK T<) SCRSCKI ME Ft IK Til K Savannah W eekly News. A 111 who subscribe lietween fid* <lnte ami the first of i)c4 < iiilm i' w ill receive THE WEEKLY NEWS I XT!!. TI!K First of January, 1879, FOR #2.00, POSTAGE FREE. Tin- \Y T.r.K I.V XKWS. 11l addition to the Prize Stories and its AtiKICi;LTL’KAL ami LITKKAKV ItepartiueiitH, still maintains it# distinctive feature# a# a medium for STATIC, POLITICAL find (JKNK HALNKWS. ami every effort will In* devoted to ii’iiki nix it n coninrebriisive uu-diimi of in format ion for the p< o;le. It# l>lct' unit ri'fialili'. I?*nlttaneeM ecu le inane ny Pom t Order, I'l’Hisieiod Letter, or KxpreM#, at mv risk. la-tteiM .lioulil Ik' ailtlnHsofl, J. H. KSTII.f.. Savannah,(ra. T II K .Swtntiffic imfritan. THIRTY THIRD YEA It. The Most Popular Scientific Paper in the World. Only it l>np. I Weikly. .12 Number* n Your. 1.000 book |I|tCH. 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Social Science, Natural llistorv, (li-olojty, Astronomy, etc. The most valuable practical papers, by eminent writers in all departments of Science, will he found ill the Scientific American : the whole presented in |KiiuilarUrn 2najjc. free from technical terms, illustra ted with eiigraving-i. and so mraiigod as to interest and inform all ela.-st sof readeis. old and youu;l. The Scientific American is proniolive of knowledge and progress in every community where it circulate*, u should have a place in every Family. Pendin'! R*oni, L hnivy. (‘ollege or Selnsd. 'Perms, fPJU p-r year, >I fOlalfyeai. wh h imlmies pr-)H\meiil of jmikl ajje. I)iseoimt t* clubs and Aircnts. Single Copies ten cent*. Sold h\ all Newstlealers. Remit by jn>©- t il ordci t- MI NN & GO.. Puhlislmry, 117 Park l!mv. New York. 13 A Hr*TC*III connection with the JTXIAXtfIN 1 C 5. SCiKXrinCAMKKICAA' Messrs. M I’nx .V Co.hm Solicitors of Amei icon and Foreign Patents, and have the largest est.il-lishnn-nr in tin- world. Patent* are obtained oil the best terms. Models of New Inventions and Sketches ex amined, and adv ice tree. A special notice is made in tile srih:\r/nr AMF.KK MN of till furcations Patented through this Agency, with the liauto and resitlenci-of the Patentee. Public attention is thus directed to the merits of the new patent. ami sales or intro hot ion o tit Oil effected. Any person who has made n new discovery or in vention. can ascertain, free of cliareo, whether a patent can piohnldy he obtained, ly w riting to the undersigned. Address for the Paper, or eoiiewnittg Patents, MUNN & CO., 37 Park Row. NcwYork. I.rmicli Other. ('or. F Si 7th Sts.. Washington. D (’ BEATTY LLUL°r ft rauil. Square A I p right. and Ih atiy's Crlcbrntotl Golden Tongue I’iulor Orpin. A word in their favor, read : From thr (Elgin. III.) liKKOJiMKH : " We have in out own house one of the pianos ad vertisrd U\ Dunn l F. llcntty in another column, ami do not hi bitate to reconiinend it tVoin our knowledge of its tiualitv. Mr. Realty has dealt very honorably by us. ’ /i*. K. Seilgwirk, of Itnnapartr. Toira. nay* : ‘‘Organ came t * hand all safe; and after one liouv'i trial Ist ud you the cash. It more than meets mv expectation*. The tone is exceedingly tine and me lon toils. and the case* is stylish and beautifully tiiiislietl." From J. /,. Freritt . F*<j ., Cathier Xational Urva<U may Hank, Xnr York : "Organ No. COO received. As lam fully satisfied with the instrument. 1 remit without further delay,’, 1 have not thought it necessary to rail in experts to test it. All my family are delighted.” Every instrument fully warranted for six years ns strictly first lass in every respect, and as a guaran tee faith ♦hey are shipped on from to 15 days' tost trial, money tv funded ami freight charges paid ls*tli ways by me if they are in any form mis. represented or prove unsatisfactory. Nothing fairer than this can lie ottered. AWtVr.H \t AXTI1I), but where! have none large disemmN made to in troduee in new hK-alitie>. Semi for Iliustrateii .V,o Vi mtsKU t('atah; lie ICditiom with t*stiinenittls fitnw distingnisluvl pei-sons. some of whom you may know, ticfiire buying elsewh*rx Address. * DAMKI, F. BEATTY. f*.VOO AVaxliiagton, Kw Jersey. ar^ii^o^zisro-. r undersigned inlbruis the psple of Hart that 1 he is e roving on the tail uiug hustioss in rear of SatlertieM’s (Ji^H-ery■. where lie is pro)i*red to cut and niaki' all kinds of clothing at cheap prices in the very latest styles and fashions. Satisfaction gutfr .i at it'd 0 A (i PEEK YM AN. ydK mm not easily enmod in flies** times. L 4 1 j but it run be made in tints* nmntt*- ill *’ x any one f either sox. in any pan 111 of th* country who is willing to w<**k \\) I I 1 steadily at the employment tlwr we furnish. per week in your towji You need not Ik* away fit an home over night. You can give your whole time to the work, or only yen* spare moments. We have agents who arc making over |QO |Hr .lay. All who engage at oner can make money fast. At the present time motley cannot in made so easily and rapidly at any other business. Tt costs nothing to tr\ the business. Terms ami Olitlit IVii l . AddivKM at *nue, 11. ll.u.ir.ri V !!>.,! Portland, Alaiue. J7-M I.L’DDEN i HATES' ScuitlxexrL Ml SIC HOUSE SAVANNAH, GA., The Great Piano and Or?an Depot of the South. a NSW DEPMTVRB. “M ddle Men" to the Rear! PIANOS AND ORGANS /9 Wiß - HOLD DIRECT TO PURCHASERS AGENTS COMMISSION SAVED. Important Announcement! SKITKMftKII 1. IST". We respectfully notify all wanting Pi anos and Organs that we have closed all local agencies for the sale of our instru ments, and shall from this date sitjij’ly pur tlinxerii direct without the aid or interven tion of agents. All instruments will here after be sold strictly at Factorg Friers. and those who buy from us will save the commission heretofore ]>aid agents. Our Cash Prices are uniform, and the lowest in the United States. - . < rUHJSN DATES. 'i'll 1 III! I Ml 1111 II AT MAN!IFA("iI BEKS' PRICES. ?VERY MAN HIS OWN AGENT!! “ Bran New Rosewood $(>V) l’ianos for £175. M “Splendid 8270 Organs for 805.’" Northern pretemled manufacturers so ad vertise. but it is false. Instruments so of fered are inferior and priced three times their value. We are wholesale dealers, having no agents. and selling reliable in struments from last wither# direct to pur chasers at Factor // Frier#. New Rosewood I’ianos. with Stool and Cover. 7 Octave. 817!): 7ij Oct. 82dO. Ma son & 11.-11111111 Organs, 7Stop. 8100 4 UStop. 8140. Organs from other makers, 7 Stops, 800; ft Stops, 872. Fifteen days trial. Written <ruarmts:e; Reduction to Teach ers Schools. and Churches. Send for Cata logues. Special Oilers Sept. 1. 1877, and Circular exposing Impositions of Piano and Organ Trade, etc. LI DDEN & HATES. Wholesale Piano and Organ Dealers, Savannah, Ga. X 0 II0(J l '.S' IXSTFUMFXTS. All instruments we sell are from old and reliable makers, whose reputation is a guarantee of their excellence. Purchasers have a choice from seven of the best mak ers known. Every Instrument fully guar anteed. No humbug or misrepresentation —fair and square dealing. BE XOT DECEIVED By the swindling advertisement of North ern pretended manufacturers, offering 8(550 Pianos for 8175. anil 82<HJ Organs for BRO. We say. openly, that such otters are humbug, and tiic instruments are not worth Osi:-Tiiljm the price. We. or any reputable dealer, can sell as good, or bet ter for the same money. CUE A F IXSTJIUMEXrS Are the dearest in the end. anil there is 110 economy in their purchase. Pay a fair prices, and get something good—that will last a life time and grow better every year. ixstfruExrs rev trial. Pianos and Organs sent on trial for fif teen days. We pay freight if not satis factory. ONE LAST WORD. Sonl for Special Offers September 1, i2lustrate<l Catalogue and Circular Expos ing Fraud and Impositions of the Piano and Organ Trade. Address, LUDDEX Sc PATES, Wholesale Piano and Organ Dealers, 64-80 Savannah, (la. (l K< IRC 11 A—IIART OOl T NTY. X X Mury K. lbiker. w idow of P. F. linker, late of said (’oiuity, dce<*a.seil, has applied tor exemption of |H*rannaHy ami setting apart mid valiiaHou *f home stead ant of tho eat ate of .said deeeiised. mid l will pass upou the atimc at li o’i lihA M. on the llth day of HhtmtUt. IK7. 'l‘his Vm tnnher Kth. I>*77. tw (7 F. C, .STKPHKNSON, Ordinary. 1823. SEND FOE 1878. THE NEW YORK OBSERVER TIIK IWWT K*< ir.KM'K AM' SKrrI.AK >'.amii,V XliVTh I' U'KK. 0.13 * VIUR. I'OMT-I'AIU. >'.IA(H.IXIUU> IKJ4. TT F4KH KOW. SKW YUHK. r J* | je SASIPLfcXWIKS MIKE. A6EHTS_WAMTED. FOR PARTICULARS ADDRESS ] Wilson Sewing Machine Company, • 829 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY, NEW ORLEANS, LA., CHICAGO, ILLS., OR SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. tn 74 „ S.C. DOBI us II VS ON- It V.VI), A Ni) TO AMU VK, IDS MAMMOTH STOCK OK FALL AJ!1) WINTER GOODS, COXSISTIXU fX PART OK THE FOI-UIWIXO AKTHT.KS, VIZ: Calicoes, Brown & Bleached Shirting 6. Sheeting, Drown Drilling. Osnubtirgs, Wool, Jean*. Lindseys, Flannels, Spool Cotton, Factory Checks, I'aetory Yarns, Ladies' Dress Goods, I losiery, Etc., Etc. HEMLOCK, SOLE LEATHER, HA US'ESS AND UPPER LEATHER, If ATS of Every l)e,erl|.t ton, IIAHIMVAHE an.l I'ltlK liCKV. Etc.. Ele., Alto. M RAGS RIO COFFEE, in HAIiKKI.S SUGAR, awwrted, ROASTED COFFEE, 5(1 COXES CHEESE. S(M) •JOO RAGS VIRGINI A SAI.T, WOO RCXDI.ES COTTON TIES. Concentrated Potash, Brooms, fnHtingM. Pot#. Oveu. Spid<Ts iiml Odd Lid#. Manilht Itopo. from A to 1J inrbos. Cotton Kopo, and Country Ibitter, Grom Ten, Powder, Lend ami Shot, Bucket# mid Churns, Mavliino NetMllns, IViim. Ink, Pa|H*r. Khv<*!o|m s amt Spelling Hooks, and many other articles too tedious to mention. It is *uf fi<’ient t< #iiy In-lm# h variety <f nil classes ot* GOODS inlafiteil es|M?ially to planters' use. UK DK- I'IKS COMPLTITION. Call and be eonvineed of the fai t. Jle means just what he says, ile also sells the celebrated 59 EXCELLENZA AND DOBBS’ CHEMICALS. ATHENS, GA. 70 REMOVAL!! milE I’NDKRSI(iNKI). having ftoeured the well known and |Mpulnr slope house of Freeman Mosely A. I Yow. eomer of Sage and Dovle Streets, desires to call the attention of liis customer* ami the country jjenerallv. to the fact that lie will, on the Ist day of Oefoln-r, remove from his old stand to the alnive named place, w here lie w ill open the largest anil Rest Selected STOCK OF GOODS ever brought, to this market, enlisting of EVERYTHING usually kept in a First-Class Store. BAGGING, TIES, SALT, SUGAR, COFFEE, BACON & FLOUR, **' iW kiyt in large gmint ities, and s<dd at the Low est Possible Prices. A full and complete asssortmentof ■Dry uoocts, £ou;s ana onoes, Leatier, ixats, au^uwaiv, ****-..,, and in fart everythin'! the country needs, will In* eenstantlv kept instork. SPECIAL ISI)VCEMES 7YS offered to CASH BUYERS. Come one! coni© nil! if you want good I Nilgai us. Mr. W. J. Snow remains w ith me. and w ill he pleased to meet his friends from Hart County, and aervo them upon the most favorable terms. September. 1877. 50-70 • 11. MCALLISTER, Toccoa City. ■■ 1 ■ ■' I. i _ ■■■'_ J. MYERS. 8. MARCUS. MYERS & MMREESg JOBBERS IN DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS & CLOTHING. r PIIE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs the merchants of Hart and surrounding -1- Counties, that their I’all Stock is now complete, and in prices and assortment is unequalled by any that lias ever been brought to this market. A special feature of our business is the establishment of a WHOLESALE SHOE & HAT HOUSE, entirely distinct from our Dry Goods. Notions and other departments. In our new -Store will he found the largest and best selected stock of Shoes and Hats we have ever had. and we feel satisfied that it will he to the interest of purchasers to inspect our stock before buying elsewhere. MYERS & MARCUS, 54 386 * 3HS llltllAl> STREET. AUGUSTA. OKAIiOIA. TO OUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS ACROSS TILE HIVER: OUR FREIGHTS have pint been brought down, and down we wane with our price* to the very bottom It you will only come over and try ua, we premia- to *ml you back on your wn\ rejoicing. \Y* nU 5 lbs Good Coffee for SI.OO 10 lbs Good Sugar for §I.OO Excellent Men and Women Shoes at §I.OO Best 7-8 Shirting at 6 l-2c to 7c per yard Hi'll vi*u in pmjMn lion. W<* ih At hi everything a iimn or woman may want except fine dr©M scp.ax. Hn. .y. 70 SULLIVAN & CO., Anderson, S. C. Hart sheriff’s sale. Will he sold. In-fore the ('urthouse door in Hartwell. Hart County, (Soorgiti. on the First Tues ilay in ]h*cemlH*r next, within the legal hours of sale, the following projiertv. to-wit: Eighty-Three Aeivs of land, lying and being in the County of Hart on the head waters of Lightwood Isg ('reek, joining lands of dames Stetiel. Moni-oc Sanders, and others, all levi*d on with two Justice Court ti. fas. Issued from the 1112th District l. M . one in favor of Peek & Stejdienson vs. Klias Sanders and tie* other John Peek A Sn vs. Klias Sanders. All levh and on to satisfy the above stated ti. fas. Levy made by James K. Vickery, L. C., and returned to me Nov. :t, 1877. J R. MYERS, Sheriff. Fair Notice ! ITVKSY person in tliis County, knnvring tlicm j wlrcN indi'titrit to th,- KllioMon (iazrttr or ttir Southern WatchuMn, will plinuo- crtll on mi and M-t --tlr thi'ir sntiscription, ns tln ir nironnts nri in mv luumU_ C. \V. SKI UK j.: ‘ Attorney .nt-I.HW. YOTICE. It TOWN lx IT KOF SAT.K. TVill !■ sold at Hartwell. Ilart Count,, tin., on the •Ith day of llei'WWfoer w\t. T* 1,..t N'o fi. known ns the old -Ini! lait : also the old Jail on >aid lad. to l>o sold separate. Terruseasli. l!y ordyr of theCoi rt of th-dimtry of said C'Htntv. This (li-t.'Xtttli IXYT I’KK U. C. STEI'UKXSOX tKI- -## Ui dinat v. l*apcr and Linen Collars, Undershirts, Balmoral Skirts, J.tidies' and Gents' Shawls, Bed Blankets, F2te., Men's and Bovs’ Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Saddles and Bridles, etc.. 10,000 YARDS BAGGING, :iOO KKIiS NAILS. •JOO BARRELS FLOUR, inserted. .Ml BOXES OF TOBACCO, MAC K A BOY SNUFF, in jam and packages WASHING ANI) TOILET SOARS, STARCH, ASSORTED PICKLES, rpXKCUTORS’ SALE. 1 J Will tie sold on the Ist Tuesday in Ileeemlier next, ls-l'.iie the Cmirlhouse door in Hartwell. Hart County. Ha .one fnict of land. bolmii;iny to the estate of James Adams, late of Elbert County, and. i oased adjoining lauds of the estate of Moses 11. Adams' deroaiw and. remaining one hundred aud fifteen acres more or less. A limit 3f> acres cleared land in eulti' va'ion. remainder ill old Held and original finest well watered and timbered. One inhin upon tho plarr Sintiilile for a tenaut. Sold for distribution w ith legatees. Terms, one half rash, and the other half l'J months eretlir K. I*. THOItNTCW, ( o. M’. R. ADAMS, < Executors. Pi t. 31, 1877. tid-fiti / 1 / \ ¥ "1 \ Ureal ehaticc to luakonionor. I 'III II If you ran t get gold von ran I T ! I I II If*** greotiUacks. We need a \ IT fill / la'rson in every town to take 4 ■* 4 ' •siihseriptions for the largest, . eheajiest and Isst Illustrated ramuy puhhratioii In the worW. Anyone can lie < ""• a sneeonsfnl agent. The most elegant works of art given free pi sulisvi ihers. The piiec is so low that almost everylmdy siilieeriWs. One agent leports ntaking over *I.TO (n a wook. A lady agont report* taking over 400 suits.ribora in ton (lavs. All who engage make money list Vim pan devote all yonr time to the business, or only vow spare time. You iandoit as well as others, full particulars, direr tin us and terms fi-ee. Elecaut and expensive Outfit five. It you want piuHtaide work simd us your ad. dress at once. It costs nothtng to try the Unsfness, N'o oni who engages tails in make givai pay. Ail du.-s "The People'smoraal," Poll Lind. Mattie. ~g