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The Hartwell Sun. by J. J. ir. I’HE Sun shines forth in splendor bright pVnd spreads abroad its cheering light. It shines by day. it shines by night, ■ t hasten on time's rapid (light. {Dispelling ignorance, vice and sin, 1t lets the light of wisdom in. it bea*ns with wit, it beams with fun ; U'hen why not take The Hautavell Sun. E'en when the king of day has (led, And all the children arc in bed. My wife and l, the day’s work done, Delight to read The Hartwell Sun. Again, when rainy days have come, And nolens rolens we're at home, What better is there to amuse Than sun rays, rain drops, rainbow hues. The Sun shines o'er our beauteous bowers And lends its radiance to the flowers; The flowers anon more sweet, more bright '" } ifw lovelier in its wondrous light. <r ’ The editors grind well their spice, And then ’tis seasoned up so nice; Ob ! who would grudge their half and one il'o read one year Tiie Hartwell Sun. II t tells the farmer how to sow That he with joy his grain may mow. llt tells of better days to come When we shall more our smoke-house home. I With anxious face the children wait, Tor Papa's coming, at the gate. They wait till evening shades come on What wait they for? The Hartwell, Sun. pK.Vicighbor L. is waiting too Tle'd like to read when we get through, He cannot spare the half and one llut likes to read The Hartwell Sun. ’Tis true we do not like to lend, Hut a good neighbor can’t offend ; So, children, when you all have done, Send neighbor L. The Hartwell Sun. Now, who would have the latest news, With the best farmer's farming views? Just count the cash, one half and one, And send at once and get the Sen. y (Tlii* is no dun.) We Wnut to Plchm the People—Head. Some people get mad because we stop their papers when the time is out; and others don't like it because tee don't. We have been letting the subscriptions of those "whom we thought good, run after the time .had expired. Our printed terms, are cash in advance. Now please stop your grumb ling. If you don't want the paper any longer pay up and stop it. Of course we want all the subscribers we can get, but we don't ask anybody to make a sacrifice PTor us in this way. we think every good citizen ought to have public spirit enough about him to want their County paper to prosper and lend their aid to the cause by subscribing, at least, when they get value received for their money. A “ Slick ” Scoundrel. On Friday last a man, calling himself G viflin. with a letter of recommendation fi4>m a Carolina merchant to one of the proprietors of Thu .Sun, came into this of fice, and said that he had got into a diffi ,ilty with a man in Edgefield, S. C., whom he had wounded, and that his brother-in law, Ex-Governor Bonham, and General Gary, his law partners, had advised him to make himself “ scarce ” for a while, un til the wounded man should recover. He , was quite an intelligent scamp and kseeincd perfectly acquainted with the best people of Anderson, Abbeville and Edge field, and said that he was a cousin of John 'Whitfield Esq., of Anderson. Owing to his letter of recommendation and his fine address, he was kindly treated by our hos pitable people, until Monday morning, when three gentlemen from Carolina came over in quest of Ex-Gov. Bonham’s broth er-in-law, and succeeded iu arresting him under the charge of stealing a mule. We hope he will he confined in the penitentiary at hard labor for twenty years for gulling us so badly. The next relation of ex-Gov. Bonham's that comes this way must have tfust about ten letters of recommendation and the seal of the State affixed to enlist our tender sympathies. Deaths. Died, on last Friday morning at 3 o'clock. William A. Holland, who was the first SherifF of this County after the war, and was continued in office for ten years. lie was thirty-eight years old, a man of fine sense and good business qualifications, f Leaves a wife and six children to mourn his loss. W<e tender our sincere sympathies to the bereaved family. His remains were interred in the Hartwell Cemetery on Fri day evening. lion. J. W. Jones departed this life on Tuesday night last, after a lingering illness of some months. He was buried at the Hartwell Cemetery on last Thursday by the Masonic Fraternity. Mr. Jones repre sented this County ;n the Legislature, was an honorable, upright, honest gentleman, beloved by all who knew him; one of the best neighbors, a true friend, an att'ection- Ute father, a model farmer and enterprising (Citizen. Was not a member of any church, if anything that goes to make a good member of society in this world is worth anything in the next, he will be among the blessed. Peace to his ashes; and would that all classes would emulate his many virtues. Kinging School. Mr. James E. Vickery commenced a singing school at Cross Roads Church Tuesday week, which closed on Sunday. He had a large class, and they were so well pleased that they made up another class at once, which he will commence teaching next Wednesday, lie is a good teacher. DAVIS’ PREMIUM GALLERY. ATHEUS, THE LEADING GALLERY OF THE STATE, Highest Award of the State Fair of 1877 FOR PHOTOGRAPHS AND PAINTINGS. _A.II Stales of lE’ict-u.xes 3E£a.d.e_ 67 Old Pictures Copied and Enlcrged to any Size. Stiii Ra.vh, Reware, lest you entertain angels un awares. Rev. Mr. Hide preached at the Methodist Church on Sunday last. An old bachelor in Hart wants to adopt a girl baby eighteen years old. Dr. MeCurry is putting up anew resi dence, just in rear of Dr. Mathew's man sion. The weather is as pleasant as spring time, and looks as if gardening should be progressing. Persons having deeds remaining in the Clerk's office will please call for them at once, and pay charge. 3t The Livery Stable just fits; a fellow can “gobehind the returns'* and get a drink, and no one the wiser. 'Rah for Dr. Skel ton 1 F. Marion Gaines in this County, has a sin not quite ton years that weighs 132 pounds. Can any couuty in Georgia beat that ? Thrash's consumptive cure, is a sure cure for consumption. Rronchctis, coughs, voids, croup, asthma, restores lost voices and all lung all', cions. Ac. (.'nil at, your Drug Store and get a trial bottle 50c., large size 1.50. “ Gentlemen, allow me to introduce you to L. N. Griffin. Esq., Ex-Gov. Bonham's brother-in-law.” “Glad to meet you, Mr. Griffin ; come down and take dinner with us.” AYe hardly know how to thank the poet J. J. 11. for his appreciative lines to Tiie Sun. but risk the hope that the sunshine in his heart and household may ever be as bright as his poem. Those indebted to J. AV. Ayers & Son are requested to make settlement with Tlios. A r . Skelton, agent, by the 25th of December, as a change in the business is contemplated. Accounts and notes un settled will at that date be placed in the hands of an officer. H- Nothing can he fairer than Mr. Daniel F. Beatty's mode of doing business, which evinces his confidence in the superiority ot his instruments over all others, lie war rants his Pianos and Organs for six years, gives from five to fifteen day's test trial, and refunds money if the purchaser is not satisfied. By this means his instruments are brought into competition with others, and invariably come out victorious. Ad dress all communications to F. Beatty, Washington. Warren County. New Jersey. See his advertisement. 65-116 It is a fact well established by unques tionable testimony that Hall’s Hair Re newer renews, cleanses, brightens, invigo rates and restores to its original color and lustre, faded gray or discolored hair, cheap ly, quickly and surely. The poorest peo ple prefer to buy it and use it. rather than to proclaim in a manner more forcible than words can delineate, through blanched locks or grizzly beard, that they are aged and passing to decay. A short trial will convince the most sceptical that it does eradicate the scalp diseases which rob the hair of its color and life.— Fort Scott (Kan.) Daily Monitor. Subscribers Hi Eklc (irove, Forl‘s Store mid AmiuKlnville. Dear friends, as we before said we would gladly send your papers to your dbors if we could afford it. We could not hire a inah to carry the mail to three offices for what the whole subscription pays us. Can you not arrange to get your mail regular ly by hand each week ? Other neighbor hood's in the County do so, on the co-ope rative plan, and never fail to read their pa pers on day of publication. The subscri bers arrange their plan between them selves and to their own satisfaction. Sup pose A. takes it upon himself to come to Hartwell this week on Wednesday, B. next week, C. the next, D, the next, and so on through the list; then let A. come again. In this way neither one would have to come more than three or four times during the year. If one should find it inconvenient to come his week, it might suit his neighbor to exchange times with him. The Ford's Store package could be sent every Wed nesday to Mrs. Holbrook’s on the road to Toccoa, not further than four miles from any of the Ford’s Store subscribers. Please try the plan and we think it will cause you very little trouble. We would like to have an agent at each of the above offices and will pay him to get us subscribers and see that the papers reach the offices regu larly. Ifernton Mge IS9 A. - . F.‘. .Vl.*. Officers elected last Ist Tuesday night for ensuing year: Allen S. Turner, W.\ M.V W. R. Stephenson, S.\ W.\ S. V. Brown, J.*. W.\ C. W. Seidell, Secretary. E. J. Brown, Treasurer. Jas. L. Johnson, Tyler. Appointed : Thos. V. Skelton, S. Deacon. R. P. Bradley, J. Deacon. C. A. Webb, ) Harrison Sanders, [Stewards. P. 11. Bowers. i Rev. Bcnj. Thornton, Chapjaiu. Mnniniolli lloiimc ol (tie Kim 111 Geo. W. Williams A Cos. have their card in this issue of our paper. George started life a few miles above us, in Habersham County. Mude his first dime by toting water to make his corn in a dry summer. Went to Augusta, with his duds tied up in a cotton handkerchief. Rose to the head of the list of merchants in that city, but it being 100 small for him, he went to Charleston, and is now the most wealthy anil influential merchant in the Southern Stales. Has given thousands of dollars to the Methodists and other denominations, and for every thousand given, God Al mighty has prospered him to twenty times the amount. You will never find sand in his sugar, rocks in his coffee. or water in his syrup; and when he dies, if groceries are used in the celestial kingdom, where he is certain to go, he will get the contract to supply them. The partners in the firm are all first class gentlemen, and if there is a merchant in Georgia who has never dealt with them, it is time to commence. Pliiloiimllienn Waltz. Our thanks arc tendered to I). 11. Magill. of I)uc West, S. 0., for the above beauti ful piece of music of his own composition. Copies enn be obtained for 25 cents by ad dressing him at Due west, S. C. Philomatuean Wai.tz. —Professor Magill places on our table bis maiden effort in the composition of Music, with the above 'euphonious title, which our music teachers say •• is very pretty —prettier than the ef forts of most musical composers.” AVe have heard it executed on the piano, and we add our testimony that it is very pret ty'. We knew that our young friend had for years been paying special attention to music, hut the appearance of the Pliiloma tliean Waltz took us by surprise, the au thor had kept it so quiet. The author is a son of our town, is a graduate of the last class in Erskine College, and we congratu late him and his Alma Mater upon his suc cess in his effort as a musical composer. It foretokens a brilliant future for its author, if he will cultivate his talent,— Associate lie formed Presbyterian. Aiu't It Funny 7 On last sah'day. the old jail was sold; then the lot on which it stood. “ Old B.” bought the lot, and the Town Council had erected a neat calaboose on it which was not reserved when the lot was sold. “ Old B.” lias rented it out for a confectionary, A few days ago Marshal Dooley was seen crossing the Public .Square with his hands full of halter chains. On being interro gated, said Christinas was coming and the Town had no calaboose, and lie had bought the lot of chains to halter the boys to the blackjack saplings in the rear of the new jail. We really think the Council ought to have bought an umbaclla to go with each chain, as it would be mighty lonesome for a fellow to stand all night chained to a sapling without any covering from the piti less storms of December. The CaiilneMVllle Engle Ts an eight-page paper, printed in elegant .style on clean white paper, that a Wind man can read; always filled with the latest news from all quarters of the world, and is an excellent advertising medium, os it has as large, if not the largest circulation, in North Georgia of any paper. Tn (liz/.nrili. Mrs. Peck, of this Town, had a chicken killed last week that had two gizzards in it, both in good working order; one had coarse sand, the other fine. This is a great improvement in the internal machi nery of the chicken mill. Professor Looney's Exhibition. Dear Son : You gave a complimentry little notice in your paper of Professor Looney's entertainment Friday night, 7th instant, but I see you failed (through modesty I presume) to mention one char acter which I think deserves special notice. 1 refer to the piece Over the Hill to the Poorhouse,” rendered by J. 11. McGill. Esq., in the most allecting maimer. His singing cannot be surpassed. Very few recognized him, and a majority of the ar diencc thought he really was an old man. The charade “ Cinderilla,” was well acted, and every one connected with the play did well. The “ Dancing Dutchman ” was very* amusing, and brought down the houstf The vocal and instrumental music by the young ladies and little girls was splendid. Prof, and Mrs Looney deserve much praise for the pleasure of the entertainment. Mrs. Looney has the best control over the little ones we ever witnessed and can ad vance them more rapidly than any teacher we ever saw. Orhkkvatok. Ithcumut im (illicitly Cared. “ Durang’s Rheumatic Remedy,” the great Internal Medicine, will posi tively cure any case of rheumatism on the face of the earth. Price $1 a bottle, six bottles, $5. .Sold by all Wholesale and retail Druggists. Don’t fail to send for circular to Hclpcnstine & Bentley, Drug gists, Washington D. D. tichool Trustees, As the election for anew Town Council takes place Boon, we would respectfully suggest to the citizens of Hartwell that at the same time an election bo held for Trustees of our School, Five years ago an election was hold, at which time the pres ent incumbents were elected, who have held a long time and have faithfully dis charged their trust; but it is no more than lair that they should be relieved, if they so desire. It is important that an election be held that the organization of the School maybe better perfected, by making appli cation and obtaining chartered powers, and the whole work thereby go forward in a systematic manner, which will bo to the good of the whole community. The election could be ordered either by the present Trustees, or by the town counsel. S. It is interesting to recall at this time the prophetic words in which old Sum John son foretold the downfall of the republican party : “ Its fall was destined to a carpet-bag, A petty larcenist and a scalawag; It left a name at which mankind grow pale To point a warrant or adorn a jail.” Tribute wf Itopccl. WHEREAS, It Inis pleaurtl the Siipmne Atvlii tect nf lln‘ Universe, in tlic iltnimnsatlnn of uu all wise Ptiivhtonee In call ha*tity mini flic *ri'tn** ni i-uiili to the aniiit ljtul nrr much I'stwnietl I’.mtln i, VAN D. li ARY, on the !Mh ilav ol Kim-mber, 1*77 * worthy member of imr Lodge j 11 til mi be truly *aid in this oamv Hint death love* a shining mark, lt.v the iimerutabl* jinnidenee n! ILxt, our Lodge hue In-, it bereft of n bright light and hie and I sent solute family a fiend and prnleetur, whose | - hire can never he Mi]i|dled. We have not hi* ure*euoo with us ; we have not his familiar voice—it is bushed in the stillness ol death. But we have his example, the teachings of his life and tlic recollection of his virtues, lad us learn isdmn from them, and while we honor ids memory and shed tears for ids loss, let tis also re nienilier that the lesson to tm is the warning, “Be ye also lead,." In view of his upright ehanicter toward nil men Ids general bearing through life amt the high reaped we entertain for him as a Christian, a citizen and a Mason demands of us uu expression ul'our foviiugs on thiN sad occasion, Ttexnlml. That ill the death of c.tir Brother VAN I). tJAKY. We feel that this Isnlge has been depriv ed of one of its brightest ornaments, the County at largo of one of its most useful citizens, and Ilia eliil decn of an affectionate father. /fi’nolrMf, That the nienilter* of this Lodge tendei to his bereaved children tlieir heartfelt ami unfeigii ed sympathy ill their alHictiou. I, Vrolml, That the furniture and jewel* of this Lodge he clothed in mourning for the space of thirty days from the decease of our worthy Brother, as a testimony of our regard for him whilst living, and that the officers and members of this Lodge wear the usual badge of mourning for the same apace of time. Jfrnilreri That s blank pagein otir Record Hook lie inscribed with his name and station and ho dedi cated to his memory. iiVWm,l. That these resolutions ho entered upon the Minutes of Ibis Lodge and a copy lie sent to the children of our deceased Brother, together with out heartfelt ay input life* lor t heir irn pai able loss. /feve/nei/. That a copy of those resolutions be handed to Tint Haiitwcm. Si n, with the iwniiust that they lie published. Signed, K. Chapman, f T. V. Skki.tox, '/ Committee. I. A. Ttt vsi kv. ) The Cotton Market. Hartwell. Dec. 12. —Cash; on 'lei it s 111', to .'ll end, fTEORGIA. HART COUNTY. VJI AARON" REED has applied for exemption of pemnualty. and I will pass upon the same at 111 o'clock XI. oil the til day of January, I*7H, at my ortirc. Thin Dccciiilmt 7. Itf77. CH-70 K. C. STKI'HEXKOX, Onlnmrv. TO RE.T.Y The plantation, known as the “Coch ran place,” on Savannah River, will he rented privately between now and Christmas. Apply at once. 2t C. A. WEBB, Agent. Hunt, Rankin i Lamar, Wholesale Druggists, NO. 11, Worlh Pryor ftfrcHit, ATYiAJfTA, A., to the trade the largest Mock of Reliable Hood* iii the State, on moat favorable term*. PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS 59 A SjM-clalty. 1823. SEND FOE 1878. Til ft NEW YORK OBSERVER Tub Ukstltaunioi’M and Skiilah Family News HA7K.It. $7.1.1 A Yf.AH rOMFAIK. ICMTAIIUSiIBiI IHII4. IV 37 PARK ROW, HEW VOHIi. 58 SAMPLE COPIES FREE. Sami Ki. A. Ntcutos. Lkwih A. Kkxkox. a A. NELSON & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HOOTS k SHOES. No. 21 Ilaync ftlrecl, Cixa-xlestoxx, S. O 6.7 75 1> U J/.M o n a. it, la-vond wnnnartaefi Ihc beat remedy fur the rurf <t CON'SI’MPTION ifrfn in it* most ri'lranred *inrjr*), .ixthma. KmncliitD Datan-h, and all dcranijcnicnta of the NKUVKOTS SYSTEM. A circular contain ing Particular* of Many Ohms Silrccxlully Troattxl, full advice for tlx- trr,tmcnt of tbc dUciuwa l*vo nicntioiioil. and i crtifli (itoa of actual iurca, w ill la- Kent frr-c by mail to all applicanta. Addrca O.St 1 Alt (7. MOSES, Sole l'rojnieter, 18Cortluiult Street New York. w II ft* found ai IjHnl ! Something Nrcw Under tim Si x —A new era i* (Inwuini: upon tin* life of woman. Hitherto *he ha* ! been calleii upon to HuitVi- the ilia of mankind and \ her own beside*. Tim frequent and dint leaning ir peculiar to her own sex have lone: been to her the “direful apiing of woe* nnntimbered, j In the mansion of the rich and the hovel ol jtoverty ; alike, woman ha* been the : constant yet patient vie* j tim of a thousand ill* unknown to man—and these without a remedy. “Oh, Lord, how long!” In the agony of her wool, hath she cried. But now the. hour of her redemption in conic. She will nutter no more, for I)r. J. Brad Hold'll Female Kejpilntor—Woman'* Jtot Friend— is for *ale by all respectable Druggist* throughout the laud at $1.50 per bottle. Near Marietta, Ga.. March 21, 1870. MKWtfts. Ww Hoot Sl Son* : About mia year ago, I bought a bottle of Bhaokieu>' Female Kit.ru la* to a from you, for one of my daughter* who had been suffering with suppressed menses for some time. 1 have had several ptiyaidana attending, but met with no success until I was persuaded to buy a lKittle of the Regulator, and it, is the very tiling for w hich it is recommended. She is now in |ierfe<*t nealth. I hope all suffering feiuaio* will at leant try one bottle and have health again. Very roaiioctfally. 4*l Sti D. DOBBrys. COXBI MOTION CLUED. An old physician retired from active practiee, having had placet! in his hands by an East Indian missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy cure of Consumption, Bronchitas, Catarrh. Asthma, and nil Throat and Lung affec tion*, also a positive and radical cure tor General Debility anil all nervous com plaints, after having thoroughly tested its wondeVlul curative powers in thousands ol eases, feels it his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. The recipe will t>c sent free of charge, to nil who desire it. with full directions for preparing ami suc cessfully using. Address with si amp nam ing this paper. Dr. J. G. Stone, 44 North Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 04-7'J Peace! Peace! Peace! IN EVERY HOUSE WHERE THE TIMES LOOKING STOVE IS USED. The Largest, Cheapest and Best in Georgia, A. G. WORRY & 03., 55 AND HE SATISFIED. 80 NEWSPAPER -v ADVERTISING A iwmk rontainitijr a lint ol town* In thr IT. S. hav ing 3,000 |np.. itntl tint i'Wjpt ih bavin” litrgvftt circulation. All tlio K lijjou*. AgHciiltuniJ. Siltw title, ami othor Hjwnii) cliism joimwtlH. Tuhlow of rates, showing coat of u<l W*i tUinu ami everytlilii# which an iMlvortUcr wmM lik* to kno*. Mulled on receipt of ten m utii. Addroa* 4AKIP. I*. MOWKIiIi < 0., IO SjM'iMM* SI., N. V. (opponito “Tri btiuo ’’ building). Manhood; How Lost, How Restored ! Ajiist publitihcd, a in w edition of Dr.l'tilvcr f j/n. II flebrnlfd tbrnny on the radical )U . urr (without medicine) of Spf.kmaToKUH<ka 4.HW or Seminal Weakne**, Involuntary Seminal Lommcm, IMI'OTKXCV, Mental and rhin al fticapuit). Impediment* to Marring*, etc ; nl*o. Ho* mi mition, kfit.Kr*Y and Kith, tndnoed by ©elf indulgence or neximl extravagonoe. Ar f if* Priee in aealod envelope, only alt cent*. Two celebrated author, in thin admirable Knmy, Henri v demount rat on, from a thirty year*' unceeaifttl practice, that the alarming coiiM©|iieni* of *Hf* abiiHM may bn radically cured without the pointing out a mode of cure at once ahuple, certain, und ethic tuul, by means of which every nulTcrer, no matter wtint liis condition may cure oiinaolf cheaply, pri vately, and radically. £ Thin Lecture ahould be in the hand* of every youth and every mini in the land. Sent under *ual, in a plain envelop*, to any mb Ire** pout paid, oil receipt of *ix eejit* or two poHtflge ntuiopH. AdtiiflM IIIK U IAEBWEU. ’IEDH ll < 0., II AiiuNt., ftew York; Punt Of Inc llox. ISS<I. 00 HI r rur-n;i:s SALE. 1. By virtue of an order from the Hujicrior Court of Jlart founts, will be Mold on the Kind Tuemlay in January, U?7B,*before the Courthouse door In Hart well, Ca . in aaid County, within tin* !e a! boura of Male, On* Tract of Land in wiid County, adjoining land* of Wm. M.v©r*. S. MoMuilmi. Janies D. Kic.h anboft, and other*, containin'* Ifo Acre*, more or b‘KM. JO acres native forest. liaiauee in old Ib id, well watered. Hold oh the property of J, P. Neal * < hil dren for the benefit of Mitid ehiblr* n. fora divinion. Terma, one half cash: other half li monthM credit. Thin December 3, 1H77. 67-70 WILLIAM MVERB, Trn*te©. FITS EPILEPSY, FALLING SICKNESS l*ernniM.*ntl.v Cured- no hum bug;—by one month s ueoye of Hr. lion In rcl'w Cclelirntcd Inf Mill bio I’ll Powd#rw. To convince *uft* r er* that tbcMe powder* © ill do all we claim for tle-m, wo will Mond lin-rn by mail iioml pnflil, a free Trial box. A* Dr. (ioubiru i* the. only phv*iciun that ha* ever mad© tbi* diwane a *|N*cial elany, und hh tomir knowbdgc thouHamN hav© been per mil* n‘iifly fiirt'il by the of tlio*© Powdern, we will J4'ii it mii 1 **t* u pomiaiicift cm © in every ea*e. or refund you nil money cxpendwl. All miflerer* nhould ci\• • tliew* Powilei** an early trial, and Im* conviiu*eil of their curative power*. J*ric©, fur large box, (tl 00, or 4 Im*x©m for f 10.00, *ent by mail to any part of (’nited State* nr ( aiiuda on receipt of price, or bv ©xju-cmm. O I). Addr©** ASH 2: EOEBINS, 67 118 70t) Ft I.TOX STItKi r. UIiOOKLTX, N. V. CONSUMPTION Positively Cured. All Hufferer* from this disease that are anxious to be cured Mliould trv J)U. KISttNEU'H ('A L Ell It A JED CONSUMPTIVE EOWDEHH. The*e J'ow dem are tin* only preparation known that will cure GOb’HUMPTIO* and all disease* of the Ttironf ami I^hiirtR —indeed, *o strung 1 n mir faith in th(*m. and also t*> convince you that they are no humbug, we will forward to evt ry sufferer, by mail, post paid, a free Trial Box. We don't want your luonoy until you ara perfectly 1 satisfied of their curative power*. If your life 1* worth waving don't delay in giving these Fortier* a trial, itt they w ill sandy core you. Price, for large Ik\. $3.00, .sent to any part of the ; United States or Canada, by mail on receipt of price. Address, ASH & BOBBINS 67 IIS 300 FL'IAOX STBIUtT, lIUO'J&LVX, X. T. I) I’. PROFFITT, A TTOTtKKY-A T- L A IT, HARTWELL, HART COUNTY, OA„ DfUlcn iu tht Court Houkc. Will pinvtlvu when* tin* ployed Collect inndft a *|H*'hdty. BC W LINDER, ATTOHKKY AT LA IT. H.IRTWItU, OEOliniA Strict attention will W'glvrn to all huaUicm cutri <Usl J'J *.( to hi* cunt. JOHN I’. SHANNON, ATTOIIKEY-AT-LA IP, KI.BURTON, (iEOROIA, Praotfriw tn the Couiitlc* of lfrtrt, Mndi *on And Ki miktin. nml ill flic Supuino t-ouit; elwwbur* when employ ed. **o JOHN T. OSBORN, ATT ORXFY .1 A7> CQVXSHI.t.OR AT LAW KI.IIKKTON, HEORtHA. Binelicoa in any Court where he i* waiployful. Keg iilnrtv nil. ml* ihc ('ouit* of the Norllo-ni *ml Wca tern ('iron It*. HI P 11. IIODGES, A TTOItygY-A T-T.A IE, HARTWELL. HART COUNTY, (A., Will pixoiiglly wUuii.l to all buainoaa latnmlud to bia rale, ami c nlh-i ting nnolc a *]>eiuUty. ( 1 11 \i;l.i:s \v. seidel, A TTOII N K Y AT LA W, HARTWELL, HART COUNTY. 1 52 GEORGIA. DmTTV 1 ’ 11 '**. tiiib i x boat ; i ... k : Dm I I I startling' S*s-1 Organ*, 12 -hip* s."is. I‘louo* only 41. hi. Himt ItitW. (,'ilt ular I’mi Dwulvl F Beatty. Washington, N. .T. nil |l (A ~u , l Revel mi*. Illu-ilial.il Btie. Li*t fir* uilNw (Irml n'fjn-u (/'in iTorla. Bltt.hurg, I’a. • ■STYLES OF < VKDS, in {JlDi' Samp)*#Be. J. Hn.twi & Cos, Na**au,N. Y. CD EC mammoth outfit to eve i Pa Cl Cl RYBODY. Stem w inder Watch frrr with Ht-t mrliM- 71-n /V.Mor* n ilav guarnnteeit. M ( IKlN'l.lill ,v CO.. IMillaUvlpliiH, I’m., nr tlllnaiikii., WI son na I ii. (Ik 71 ®f i 'ur m HABIT CURED. A CERTAIN AND SURE CURE. Idiruc loia In Fi*|#rn. A trialhotUr fret. Hr* .1. A. IIICOI.IJBftaKR, UlWte. Indian.h. Ihx (Fonm ity Mr* I>r. S. IV Collins.) HT Fop Cm!*, Ilndm** ml £ HfinifnH Blind and ni.^d- TCJ/TOTSTTi Wloo, KhcnnmiiHin, Fruc* AJn-M' •t„,vd iC linl**,K r o* t* and IdndiM mid I’artN, l'uius iu the Mnscl*c mid doint*. Indolent Clcoi'*. Kryalfiftliin, Mini N'aHtww VHiih Im Kankomd’h lOxTBAi’T of Witch llakll. Ask for it, Ik'cruso it in bolter. NtroiHyci nrid cheaper tlion anv otlier, and in warranted ly WKKKB A hU’TKit, Wiioi khai.r Dut’OtHaTK. :Igo Washing ton Street, Boston. Mass. Send for Reduced Price List of MASON\ HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS. NEW AND SPLENDID STYLES; HltllO iii:im<i:i t*io each this month. i.Nuv 18171. Ad.lrww, HAH*** A 1141*11.1X1 1111(111 CO., IVjhlou, Now York, or ( liii'Ago. AGENTS WANTED ! ! FOR PARTIOUI.ARB, ADDKJCHS WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. M 2 11r0u.1t,)., . Ni' l orli Clly clilriiKO, 111.) ,\m Orlouiis, 1.t,., or ftii ai i riuirtoco, Cal. RUPTURE. Tfcoaa tvUklug l.Vlb fund cre fm KriTritrcahuiihl (MoiHiitt Dr. .1. A. Sll I'.kM AN, Vld Ihoadwny Now Turk. Hand tOcta far III* now book, w itl. Photopinplila Ilk. ncBB(f 100 l raac* bo fun* itml after cure lt wan- of client* who pretend to furniab Dr.Khcrmau'a treatment. Ono of tlioHo followt, a Oorman clerk, now calling hlniHclf Dr. W. O. (.‘renipian. Ih luilh ted on com plaint of Dr. S. nod awniu trial for forgery and embezzlement. M U 7 A GREAT OFFER ■ HOLIDAYS! We will ihirlnx How H IHI* TIM lift luol tbu II Ml. 11 A Yft dinpnae of 100 ft TVV I*ll NOS and OltllASN, Of cl.) na mukera at lower price, fur raah. or liiNtnllmenta. than c\ er before offered, WA TKKX I'/ iMIS ,t OUOA SH are the IiKKT St A OK, wiiiTiiiit.-vl for !i year*. 111, Catnlfwraoa Mailol. (iruiit imlneamenia to tin* trade. KIAS’OM, 7-octave 1110 i|<M;lavo. sl.lO. OHOANN. 2 S7B ; 4 ato|)N. s'.7; 7 eto|M. s)ls , 8 Ht()(;a. S7O: 10-tupa, srs ; 12 etopa, $00; iiijicrfrrl nrder, tint used n year. Sheet mn iie at. half mW. lintttt t; M t l llltH A ftOXft. Mnmifacturora and Doaloia, 40 Eaat 141 b Street, New York. 08 71 |TMCt /youtH~s\ /||OMPANIOfh k pap l HTDR^— PEOPLE AND THE irf " "" r XFAMILYX It aim* to bit a favorite in ©very family—looked for eagerly by the \mng folk*, and rea<l with intrr •*at by the older. It* pm jmka* in to intercMt, whilo it amiiMCM; to be judicioui, practical, navilhlo, and to have really permanent worth, while it ttraoU for the liftin'. It l* lumd*om©ly illiiMtrated, nnd bM for eontribu for* moiiio of the moMt attraetivu writer* hi the coun try. Amoug tlm mc uro : J. T.Trowhriflpa, Dlnali Mnloclif’rnlk. Janie* T. I’lehli. J. ii. Hldtller. HHm'ccii 11. Dm \ |h, l.ooi*p t\ Moulton, Mr*A.II. beoiionenM'* A. Mlepheim, Dflwnril I’verett II n Is*. II urr lot l>.S potto r<l W in. l ulleii Itry mil. A. 11. 'l'. Hlillney, I.oiilhh M. Alcott, It* rcßAllnj i* Adapted to old and young; in very c©raprchen*hic In it* character. It. give* SthrUm of A drenturf, Ntnrie* of Home and J setter a of Travel , School Life , EditorinU upon (hi)rent Talcs. Poetry, Topios, SeLcttonn for DfcUima,’ Historical A nicies, tion , iiofjrapical Sk< tehee, Anecdotes. JVfffef. JUliyious Articles, Facts and Incident Knt>*cri|tion l*rlr k . M.7J. Specimen cop* le* ent free, rien*© mention iu wlmt paper you rear! tiii* advertisement. PERRY MASON & CO., 66 41 Temple l‘lncc, Itowton. 60 \ DMINISTIIATOK’S SALE. By virtue of an order from the Court of Ordi nary of Hart County, will lie sold, on the First Tuesday in January, * before the Courthouiso d*K>r in Hartwell, in said County, within the legal hours of sale, One T ract of Lund in said Countv, ad joining lauds of J. A. Job neon, (). McCurry and Win. McConnell, containing Ninety-One Acre*, more or je*, well improved, and about Kffty Acre* in a good state of cultivntiou and w ell watered. Sold aa the pro|uly of W. A. Mewl muni, deceased, for the bene* tit of the heirs and creditor*. Terms. credit, one third due December 25th 1H78; one-third due De ! comb' l 25th 1879: and onc-thiril due December 25th, ! 1880. with interest from day of sale at tea per cent. I Bond given for title*. i This December 3, 1877. _ , I 67 70 S. M. METVDOrRN. Adm'r.