Georgia Historic Newspapers

    THE
W. D. SULLIVAN, Editor L
FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1878.
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MH. siEPHK.ts ami mi: Nf-.w
PA PI UK.
A corres|M>ndent of the Augusta Xtv
of the t<Ui inst., writing from Crawford
vilie, under the signature of “At Z. A.,
#ays:
“Notwithstanding the editors of a
majority of the newspapers throughout
the Mate, and particularly of those in
the Eighth District, exerted all tbeir in
tluences to defeat him, still they failed.
He is stronger now than ever.”
WethilA Bethink th.s tl.ia assertion isaei lire, entirely entirely to too
sweeping, and unjust to some of the
l<apers published in this District. “M.
Z / A. \ ” bus hms.ert certainly duly not i,„t kept l ent an up with will,
these |*pem whom he seems to so taunt.
The W wren ton Clipptt early declared
for Air. Stephens, and worked steadily
and anil nnhlvfor nobly for him, bin. » the 1 ,« Augusta A \w,
has fought the canvaas through (
atticully for him. and Tuf. Democrat
has firmly advocated Mr. Stcphemr from
UK iiM.itini.iir ueguining. W„ wi agreed ;,,vu..A wltn wii i, Mr. Mr
Stephens action In the last Congress,
and have met his trad.icera wherever
ami whenever it was practicable to do so.
Otlier papers of the I list riot have
portui isirted Mr. Air Stephens u piic ii 8 , in fm-t 1 * 14 . 1 , the me iium- num
1st opposing him was greatly in the
minority. \Y«* have never lndievcd
with . by the .. journals , published .. . out
j«un
side of the District, and have replied to
them time and again with all the ability
of which we went master. Had “M. Z.
A." known all these facts we cannot
b.-fieve that he would have dono those
journals which have stood firmly and
uowy uoblv l>v y Mr air. Stepheus mci ntus so so great gnat an au in in
justice.
THE MEXlt’AB MUUUI.E.
tVhile some of our exchanges, great
journals . . i of # news, „ i tell n us a that , ourassocia- .
tions with Alexico are most auiiahle,
oils is of tspia! aullmrity assert that war
with Mexico is imminent. To sustain
this latter statement ’ extracts are quoted
from Mexican journals showing a very
hitter feeling towards the United States,
and recommending that Mexico teach
the “ 1 ankolM a lesson. 1 lie fact » , is, •
the following of Mexican thieves into
Mexico, mid the recapture of stolen
! pmiierty by United States troops seems
il iv - i nrcins' it v r y it tlif 1 1
So long, indeed, have they practiced the
habit of stealing cattle from the torn
ttesATexas, i n that , they claim it as a
J
At a cabinet meutlug only a few duv»
ago, no modifications were made In the
mxlura lo Gen. <)nl, commanding oiifl.ii
Rio Grande, and lie will, under tlicse
instructions follow any raiding party
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ri,, M.
voiy probable that a collision will take
pl.icr between forces of the two countries
at any tune and war be Inaugurated at
once. AY bile war would he a calamity
at any time, we hold that it is lho duty
of the government to protect its citizens
even » \iu .u at the me hazard n.i/.aru of i>i w w.u, u unu and hone nope the the
administration will be flrm in this act of
justice to the people of Texas.
TUB t lll.l.im PEVlill.
This terrible scourge has exisited in
New Orleans nearly eight weeks, and
lms Vhh-ouic epidemic. In many other
c-ilies, m communication by the liver and
railroad, isolated eases have occurred,
hut in all instance, we believe, tlie con
traction of the disease could be traced
to New Orleans. No stop can now be
ex poet I'd to the disease until frost, which
is likely not to come before October in
that climate. The quarantine in all the
cities and towns along the Mississippi,
lhnl, and other rivers, and all connected
w'th New Orleans by railroad is t . x
treinely strict, aud every measure possi
b!e bk to to jirevent lire vent the the sorend spiend of of tlie the lever
hus lieen tak-en, and hopes are entertain
ed that it will be confined to its present
locality. Our own sea coast cities are
vigilant in their health measures, and
we sincerely hop® will escape a recur
vence of this terrible malady.
A NICK pair,
tin* One Kearney, of ,, r Cahaforma, , f . has ,, come
ail the way from that far off Mate to
ludd a consultation with Ben. Butler in
ICgiiid to tli. offices, wliioii they supjtose
the Labor party is easily able to fill.
They have:
Kiso?ini, , that they would, I v msis
teuce, graciously accept the others of
President and Vice-l’icsident of the
l uited States.
It has not transpired which one of
these worthies is to sacrifice himself
much i* as to serve the , Labor - i party m the
insignificant office President. This is
surely a nice covyde to lead the Labor
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c\er uni a day s manual labor m his
life. Well, ti e world do move !
INKLIGIULT; TO A HUB!) TRICK.
rlSTfii?, 11 hum thinks that Grant is meligl
Ihato u P°n !> m “his hi. ( .O .rant, nt^'SriviHuFhir arrival iu Eng
and he was the recipient of many hon
ors from the I-«ple and the imers of
Great Britain, among which, and to
tvliich T call the attention of all concern
ed, as by tke laws of Great Britain pro
vided. a freeholder of the city of
don, which he accepted, and ty that
acceptance and presentation lie thereby
became a citizen of the corporation of
Ixiiidou. entitled to a voice in it ff ov *
eminent, and eligihl to its Lord
Mayoralty. Upon such acceptai If t* , and
at the time of its being conferred, he
signed his name to the charter, or such
instrument in law as the corporation
provides, for signature upon admission
of new citizens. That he also took the
oath of allegiance to such cori>oration,
which is but another form of naturali
zation under the laws of Great Britain.
That he is now, in fact as in law, a sub
i fcc t of the Oueei; ’... and bv such ‘ ' fact has
cea " eU . t0 , u ’ a c,Uzen of u,c . Lu,U4 .
Mates, and is therefore ineligible to any
l-Asition under our laws until he has
] . t ie rt ju • .site h term . of f jtars after ,,
,lls uUm * 3,1,1 ‘‘as lieen through the
o{ naturalization, ^ a term of
J ’ J “ r J' ‘^ 7
dency of 1 s ' ,t8 _ ’
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A Blood v Row' *
{. penal to tke Evening A ««•».]
Tkknton, N. ( August 13.
During a 1 > mass meeting fearful
JU u-t’ween yesterday ^arties-the a
row , H . tok(J ollt two
iiootl.s and Toneys, and their friends,
I he speaking was done in the Ac
ademv grove, about half a mile from the
, '"" rt a,ld u “ : ‘’•‘““ting affray
occurred 111 tlie public 1 . wiuare,
The new, n a. h,d the spot where the
Hpoitking waHgoing on ubaut d o’clock
ass
Moist* to take the Edgefield Rifles mcr
quell the row, which was growing to
lie quite a serious affair.
^ lien the Uitles reached the sjiot they
found , three men lying dead u|>on the
ground, Gen. weltering in tbeir blood*
Morse ordered tlie crowd, con
sisting of friends of the parties, to dis
l M ’isoand they refused to do so, after
' v,,lc, ‘ h «f 1 ut for ammunition to load the
B , m „. The parties seeing the detemiina
tion of the Itilh-s, quickly dispersed.
-About loui «iffo <i row occurred
1 m tween Luther Toney, brother of
B‘°oki-i f ony, and. lien Booth, in which
tlie former was killed, and there lias
j|| p-cimgs between them ever since.
Early yesterday morning Drunker Tony
walked up lo a loan nanud llei i ing, who
"as ahii .iug a lb-inoeratic negro wearing
*-m»\ >«*« >«>t lo do
so. AV h lie lie was talking thus to Jlei
ring, Jan» • lhmth walked up and drew
hi., pistol, and remarked that lie would
defend lien ing. Tony drew Ids pistol
aiulllootli jumped behind a tree. Tony J
loW tliui to K , t HUt MlUlil lho tI , 0
and lie would shoot with him, and about
that some of the party interfered and
the fuss was stopped, but the Booths
followed Toney during the entire day to
c.’w.rca, “ a
were following Toney him. About 2 o’clock,
!*• «»-, lett the ground where the
speaking { v,ILge. was going V»f on and rode over to
t l0 Boofts left tm
Tinwy’s mediately and rode after him.
friundH si'idug this, fallowed
itflcr * ll,,,u . 1111,1 ‘J>« »'*»»* conimenced
Booth ami Thomas Ikmtli wore killed
and lhii. llooth was mortally wounded
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slightly wounded. Dr Bonders was not
>» U»’ ‘ l ' p.^ ' i t nV 1
^ i j e 1 k r T 0 2 and Ben
^ shed
Toney in t ho back live times, and he loll
dead. It is imiJOssible to say now who
did the shooting. Toney was tiled at
wliilo the Marshal was trying to keep'
, . , q>. ... ’in,l nini he
i.q ji, im St it tliem their fiien.u if
joined Oil in, lead amt it bad I id tho he uppearauoo ne .1 ,,, of » a
young battle. *
Tohev j, was removed to the residence
of Mr G Swearimrin from whence
noon! ho will l« Lunis hui-h-d at q o’clock (his wili
and 'Thomas Booth
Soul'o^Se ?wh ?vinu ! 1 Bom" l- V,i- 1 " BuSunto
L verv Ma.i W TmJ, m U*.'
miles distant L t’olo
man, Jr., and the others are said to be
do^weil. Ayd now, peace reigns in
“Wo‘ are reliably in
formed that George Reynolds, Sheriff of
Tulfalr county, last week arrested A. L.
Hatton, the defaulting Tax Collector of Tel
fau count y» oiuk i a warrant against him
ft ” *' m boz. dement el public funds. Hatton
[ l 'd' u ' ! ‘ u ' a 1U '' ^ tu > in t,, ut him return to
“ s bous * to Kct l,is tloU * e8 ’ 1!,0 >' '"--ut
t() tUe uons,,, Ul0 shoritr t0 let him retuni to
nis house to get ids clothes. They went to
the house, the Sheriff am! his deputy, Ed.
McRae, waiting at the gate. Hutton stay
lug longer than was necessary, tlm Sheriff
scut the deputy around tho bouse, where
Hatton was discovered leaving with a gun.
The deputy called to the Sheriff, aud as ho
did so l'olk aiul, Mark, brothers of A. L.
Hatton, rose up with their double-barreled
KU1 ,s and warned the officers not to pursue
him. The Sheriff and his deputy retired,
and Patton utude good his escape' IVe un
doiaud that wanants have boon ^
1 ‘ Zm'lm \
k * u "j “ 'J ”” 0 comitatus and will make
aimt..or ti'.eit to capture tlie fugitive and
hi-’ brothers.
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Owing to the danger of death or dis
Horn tranq,, the ladies of Brat
\ uiu-ut, aud vicinity are said
to never go out unless armed. The
tramp question is attracting cousidt ra
’- 1 ‘‘‘HtuHion in other i.u-alitics. In the
rockets for ®
ready firing, each distriet
^ tl.at a at twacou the ringing ready for of lighting certain ; l and c!Ls
every man should Step, well armed, into
the roads and fields, as a means of tm
s£5&'S2 cuwul - t -< 1 , “ ««*• ^ •»«
ClNclN ' NAT1 * AWS«« 13—Alb. it Popple,
a resident of liainbridge, while drunk,
mounted an engine on the Narrow Gauge
Railroad, near Bambndge slaUoa, while
tlie engineer and firemen wereabsi nt,opened
tUe Hirettlc valve aud started the engine at
> tho engine naupivl the trncsi and
S?y 'Zn§& y wrectod * 1Vpple ' VM fa '
W +4
Mexican Mutteria^E.
V 'hicOQO That, I
San Antonio, Texas, , 27.—
There is an increasing bel
war is inevitable between it, 1 .
und Afexico, The Oreasei
^cSfon^fm^tUr cou if 13rs ving ,
rather seem to grow wors :■ »*K
In-fore last a band of forty rod .4 1 cross
the Itio Grande and riddled a Mod citi
‘‘•-‘i house with bullets. > rave
f everything teuipt
or American diaposi’JCsH * trill
henceforth show their more
plainly } heir renewal than they of hatred have is in 1 *> e past. of
cr<>3»4 . v
G<-n. Rio *‘.10 iV-®''Mackenzie Grande Grande Mackenzie’s with with 8 several recent recent several cros*v coi coi. >,u>iw <r i he of of
ics
his troops. s. As As an an evidence evidence o' o tlie tic man- man
ner m which iKnw they look l^lr dow.’ Ale,.... r IP. upon us
'* K,or white 5 your cot, r-preidcnt
offers the following, translate* tlj/tj|»nish Horn the
hast number of El Porcenir,
organ of i'iedras Xegras, :rL xican
town Eagle just Pass, across Texas, the and ltio ubout\,' Gr^de miles from
from here. Though the pa),« erred in
stating that Gen Mackenzie v* again
across the river, still the .v iut<v4its ex
pressed were influenced bv ahjfter .% belief
that he had undertaken in
vasion of Mexico. Under. tipV-td of
-‘Another Invasion,’* Et tolulp^^Vmen- says:
“It is known that a
can troops has again i:ns«M . Kio
Grande, above the mouth of £F Pecos,
which is composed of 800 men A. ho are 1
marching in the direction eW^ila do
Musquiz Saiagosa. ieg<L*t to be
the informant of such alarm-V, news,
but at the same tune we are g i, Know
mg that the worthy chief of Dm* inn* of
the Bravo (the Kio Grande), ( /. . sus
Nun< »o, h*w recencd intstiuc. > ]r ?^
■ ..t
'> <> who kiiow the firm au<f B .'k- c,mg
character of the colonel, are ipmdent
that, this time, at least, the eoitum will '
not continue its march wit non re;eiy
’bf? the condign punishment it uk rits.
•* be JVlcxjciin oiliccrs will know Slow to j
defend the honor of their cmmtrv, The
Mexican republic will bo gi.id 6 > rave ;
jo the world once more that i i nows
how to preserve its lndepeudw-t sove
reignty, and the dignity that beings to j
a lice nation. Lnde Sain’\\ih yet re
* civcs in nis dirty t«ice tin* blow he Iuih
been demanding from Mexico for so |
long, for Ins unjust claims, lijs nnjusti -1
liable abuses, ms foolish unde and his
arrogant and iuioriiitic adminisMtisn. ” !
last The raid near .San Felii»e, nighi «b before ‘
was in lie-nalure of a dare u -u
t he part «>f the .Mexicans, whdfc eon
iluct of espeeialiy tins dcpuitinent now that the chfef olh
i * rs are preparing to
act upon a more effective plan in their*
dealings with them, is closely watched,
and will surely involve them in Aenous
trouble, and that very soon. j
---------- OutlaA, .
The Reign of the
A . fresh „ . hatch . . . of e reports . regard &g the
^ vil war 111 J-ioeoto county New
.
H ”»ut fiftymtneaui are hoiung all
V"‘ Lincoia Gno party is *» ot ’*
- comi#
|h)s ,8 and the ot\mr is f
Jaws for whom warranto. been
”* lss , l i^ l 7 1 i,^\ t^itog uon ?G„ L U L, , Jr J ti
(‘cW unfro» horses £**$ n®"d v-m « giug
anti
lH ‘ ill011s arc undcr tho leadkrshf» of a
ma« natue .1 AicSwccu. Tluyluc. i ken
Wl«„
Sdnesshv Animals IS
lvi K" of terror anmml them.
pro'll*.* * h <* dowa through in 8 tho ^ streets w ““ ton have ':»* been lh «
1,11 "' il “ l' l l,lisautl "'^ ll \° . ammunition tlline . ^ . 'V and \ provisions 1 ^^. lc . !' ei
vno "Z l \ l .'> 1:isl 8tVa ? a ' m>ks ’, A CJ V‘
r.en, wliilo passing . from one house to
another, was shot and fatally wounded.
After ln> had tain ill the sun two days u
tonne . or . biiangu K ..... I1 ™ rs trlssintr pairing ilirofnzh imougu thp u\e
'*hice Httemptec : I to go to h is succor, but
were forced to retreat before a volley of
Tho sheriff sent to the
^ Stanton for a
groundtimu'under Hie new'kuv'of'com be
gross, no i>art of the army can em
who was ns 3 dispatched to the 'f town wld . ier
Jevtawl t’imL by'tlifgarriso^ ofwtlhws!
Qold Dl8rgmfe n New "Sqi^Oi Oi+ v y.
^ . } '. >RK; August IS—Roberts &
o^ilij^beeF'Jbggaq^'gfoV ,, ilfxew
Bond goW
York* In the street tire ot March
1877 over a million dollars worth of gold
a id silver and plate and jewelry were
lost. The metals wero searched for by
tlu5 i nsura nce Companies and pr prie
tors, and many nuggets were secured.
Then the miners offered ten par cent, to
be allowed to rewash the debris. They
Lm UAtAV.!! BoiulstiWt lamifA’f J "!' 1 1 “ iw
g dkwbig k in stmt,
The Ilawkinsville Dispatch Wports Cuiuens a
curious case. John Perry, leaving! of
county, by'his died recently, exec'(or, oie of hia
sons first wife his to .
forming in place him known that only he had to himself $4,00< aud filled liis
a
‘^uStoV the ^ ™
80,1 in > uht ' 1 io
mother the place of concealment of the
money, and she replied that "!u- had
searched for it bv digging in several pla
ces w ithout finding it. An eiaa. uation
of the premises was made, an l eutv one
place \re K found that l!S indicated n ceiit
rimwed the to
prvssion of a small square L»x. Mrs.
IVny was arrested and committed to
jail on an action of trover, a writ .of
lulieas corpus was sued out. and Judge
consumption CUSIOD.
having Xn old hto physician, placed retired his hands from by practice, Last
in an
India missionary remedy, the fonuuia of a simple
vegetable for the s«wrty *nd per
affections, sasssfijywsa.'artss also positive and radical
a cure
[qaintI. V after‘ > having ! ‘tilied IT'wXlwfui
curative powers in thousands of cases, has
^«^ da ^ umtivt
and a de-ire to relieve human soff. nng, i
will send, free of charge, to al! who desire
it, this recipe, with full directions for pro
naming tins paper. W. W. Shurar.
®« wAer * * Vow
v *“- tlie coinage executed at the mints dur
TS
value l,ot~,00«; minor—five cents, 300
pieces, 10; three cent pieces, 200, value 36;
«.««,*». P«««. v,.« M. M
coinage, 2,033,100 pieces, value 33,637,983.
Internal revenue receipts to-day ?564,-
675 83; customs 3492,312 90.
A lamentable occurence transpired on
Friday, the 2d instant, at the planta
tion of 15. F. Jones, of Aliller county.
According to the Bainbridge Democrat,
a a colored colored woman w >man was was struck struck by by light- liglit
ning the and instantaneously killed clothing while
in act of washing some
adjacent to some pine trees. Her pros
trate and lifeless form was lying a few
feet from the path of the electric fluid.
Every effort to resuscitate the unfort
unate woman was had recourse to bv
Air. and Airs. Jones, hut the “vital
spark” bad lied ; her life had passed
away with the lightnings Hash ! Noth
ing remained but a small spiral wreath
of smoke indicating the fatal messenger
of death. She left live small children
to deplore her loss, and who are rendered
motherless l>y this dis]iensation of the
Invisible, whose mysterious will is
above human comprehension.
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Life ; s rath er too cheap for comfort
out in Illinois. The records show that
within the last 20 years 314 murderers
llliv( . Ix . en Keljt t0 j 0 j iet prison—<J0 of
Ul emfor life, and the remainder for
“pardoned,02 1 t,» •».*> veins imve One hundred have
b,. e been rttoaed to
other ways, 21 have died or gone to
B j s ^uuiated, is the average term for a
convicted murderer m Illinois.
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Gen. Hliernum is desirous of doing
away with the army chaplain as a
j^r officer cnmlovincr "desires ministprs if
the soldier when at post to lie
come a Christian militant. The army
chaplain is seldom a credit to his colors,
Like complaint is made of navy chap
ij a „ s . (Some of them are reported as
drinking, gambling and misbehaving
wucniliv «ni<l coiuuiiiiidprs of on'the vpssfIk
; UC petitioning for their removal
ground that their example is pernicious
to disciolinp ‘
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WHEAT! W^HEAT ^
SELECT EGYFTIAX SEED WHEAT !
rpitE J soil; best laediuiu Wheat sized for any grain; and all kinds hardy: of
very Tins
thin bran, and free from rust. Wheat
lias turn< d out 50 pounds of good flour to
by man. ?».«». ^ I,u &cnu for our illustrated
^ “!i *North r‘Ts Tl. e'll cl.oUua awSoSSed’kahw ’
Mount Mr
auc 16-n-t
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Announcement.
*rsa;.«v?:
slkpu 1 ..NS ns a candidate
TAX COLLECTOR of Taliaferro county,
at the next election, and Tie bees the full
support erf his friends.
Jwith mi * box“caVtr’fcfte c . ‘U*
IS.
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agents WaVtiuds Medals and Diplo
KE^Pictorial 515“™!,,
J. HOLMAN
PT A i\T0 Beautiful Concert Q TIG A IT
—
K rb Grand Square Fianos, price St,loo only
$2(X). Elegant Upright l'ianos, price f«oo
, m ! y sir , r) xewvStyie Upright rianos $ 112 ,
»»• Church 0>*«»>'* Organs 16 stot* Organs. 12 $S90 stops only ?72.B0 S115
Elegant Mirror Top price
S27.-» Organs, only 8105.
Buyers come and see me at imme and if 1
am not as p| represented, Organ It. given It. Fare paid both
ways ail(1 ano or free. Large
mdst. Newspaper with much information
about cost of Pianos and Organs sent tree.
Please address DANIEL F. BEATTY,
Washington, N. J.
SA!NFORD S
JAMAICA
GINGER.
Parsons Purgative mils make New Rich
BJomt, aud wHl completely change the blood
in the entire system in three mouths Any
health, ’’to vj' weeks' such insy‘A’"restored”to'soumi thhur be possible.
if a Sent
bv 6 mail for s letter »„uiaps. 1. s. JOlIN
s n.. Bangor, Me.
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HOW Wcltcll 6 S 2.TQ K2.3.6
It will ^r^ek^ir^j^S be apparent to any one, who will
and polishing, the largo proportion of the
previous medal used, i- needed only to
stiffen and.hold the engraved portions in
“ee l,. a i c ^ ntiliFv ! blaStv ^ !l!a
n ' as -u.d are
GoM ,,,,, Y?ktohi?^w^Sf > in the ?SS Stiff..nea
metal is overcome, produced and same one-third solidity to
and Strength at from
f„n,nvF wssafeisaaba'js ‘piste' of compe'-aioii’ metaf
side. Tl.e three are then ini-.-cd between
l^;' ' ^atTl^stoto from
11! ‘y aD Th?iS -'..An’ 5 I^tteSe “ uble cSes d os' t-e and
chasing, »,&&&&% engraving d and enamelling; to suf and
outrei rtwHy^cwto wing the gold, by tfm^Uewith- these cases are
bv
Ir your jeweler d,vs not keep them send to
‘ ;,V mladelphis. viS T 0 ." , * rer 1 illustrated ledger catalogue. Building,
Just received a fine Slock of gentlemens
Hats C. MYERS.
Steam
IX GOOD ORDER AND
BEADY FOR
The undersigned informs the public Crawford- that
he lias thoroughly Tenaired the
very best quality of both
MEAL & FLOUR.
1ST HE MEANS BUSINESS J J JS3
SflAV . , jYIlLJ. * r • i i
"
The SAW MILLattached lias also been
put in the vert best condition, and those
needing lumber can have it upon the usual
terms by brining their timber to the mill
He_ Bring solicits a share of and the pablic logs. patronage,
on your grain saw
\V. ' 1. BRANCH, *
nu,r, ' n - w tn.wfordv.Re.Ga. rr .,, vf r ,iviu.. r.
TilkO Particular NotifC.
Parties having corn or wheat at the
can have it removedtomy mill, ground and
effect,"and comfiretoPit * b the v° leaving" ordcre° Vo^that
for grain at the Steam Mill.
I My. Steam Mills the are in best splendid quality order, both and
Meal am making and Flour. very The public invited of to
are
8end in thcir Rra!n *
w A BK vXCD
apr. 5 ,t-o-o
J. W . HIXON,
AttOnieV a a. Sit a w JLaWu
CRAWFOKDVlldLE. ga*.
*“ i.™,..™, «>,•«
and Greene counties.
13?” Will give all business entrusted to
his care dilligent attention. Collections
made a specialty. iune 22 -t-o-o
Ladies’ruffs 5 cts. at C. Myers’,
The only combina¬
tion of the true Ja
maica Ginger with
choice Aromatics ami
French Brandy for
Cholera, Cholera
Morbus, Cramps and
Pains, Diarrhoea ami
sia, Dysentery, Flatulency,'Want Dyspep¬
of Tone and Activity
in the Stomach and
Bowels, aud avoiding
the dangers of change,
of Water, Food and
Climate. Ask for
Sandfords Jamaica
Ginger.
ififlREl&l sicKHFuuaiE:, 3
a S
SSSiX&Wi! S FOB DISEASESJ Biuoussrss,
For Pa.nphc.s address 1 jk. Sanford, New V'ork.
aug3l-j-e
Ladies’ Fancy Ties at 25 cts. C. MYERS’.
A Word tO tllO Pe01)lF P •
T |
A„ T nts ;. iwn “ ,^^, tue ^/, r f,™ ”® t *
ndi(1 f ,, r 7 ,
the county ot Taliaferro, by some who ert
ther did act know the facts or wished to
misrepresent for them. 1 now announce my
self re-election to the office of Tax Col
leetor for Taliaferro county, at ths ensu-
1 haveserved you in
ftUiT&l SSSStefe to'^askini * th^vot^ rf
my county for their support.
VriT. WOODRUFF.
july 19-t-d
-
To tllP VftfPPS 1 Old S nf 01 Talmfowm i<llltlI611 0,
J—. p— -—^T>E1XG O do manual physically labor unable from to
effects wounds the
ot received in
support healted ^ailmy Tallaferre Wends and count?- the^enerou® tl,
their people of give
me support at the next election for th«
office of Tax Collector. If elected, I will
d?,H«J*iJ?SB dutns of the office l, 0 T“ to r please «. c0nstatent you, and with give tho
^KSSrwSdJiS? ~ Kespectfuilv to
tl. vours
junet. C. PERKINS.
Corsets 50 cts. to SR at C. MYERS’.
Bleaehings from 5 cts to 15 cts. '• »>er yard
C. MYERS’.
NEW VARIETY STORE.
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T. — — - — hoillSOll. * ^ Cireorgia,
FIRST DOOR SOUTH OF THE RAILROAD.
Notifies his friends and tlie public generally, that he has a large and well selected
stock of goods, consisting in part of
I (iiMwlfi lifHlu^’ 1W«« WOUUS
»
ti tfcClltlClIlCU \ xl 9 S jJFCSS s x IlfOOtlS. 1
"
SUGAR, COFFEE, SALT, FLOUR,
BACON, LARD, PEPPER, SODA,
TOBACCO, CON FECTIONERIES, SEOABS, B< >OTS, MATCHES, SHOES, THREAD, HATS,
Red and White Kerosene Oil,
“ 4 '” nj ' ^ i “ > " u “" r " u * ,o B “ u » n
LlLMi PTTT7 4 V > AlUTil A HIFTV 1 CTADr MUKlIi,
C. M. 0 mr V M l?T) r ION n/A Af PROPRIETOR,
,
July 12-’78-t-dcc THOMSON, GEORGIA*
TH0 MetTlC SVStem, Cl UOUTSe COIlimaiiaS the inspect 01
rq- t-TvA>f a WFORDV1T J UK1M 1LLL T V Ml . ! !
Olliv Lb 1 OI 11 Jltll GrJRAX & CO.,
will have the proud distinction of being the first
B ^ llUUMi If Oll^SP *” ^ . W • I
J AVe have SPLENDID LINE * • »
a of
» £m ^ lXiiLS f JLJ reSS e o CtOOCIS^ o
f
I A & SSI OCITH M fl* EnJ^n, , T> T?C?
^ , x m ^ ?
- - -
SUMMER SUITINGS,
LINENS, HOSIERY,
Handkerchiefs, Notions, Parasols &c.
We Hell 011 any system, but we
of course, prefer the 4 ‘METRIC.”
CHRISTOPHER GRAY & CO •9
Augusta, Georgia.
oet 26,’77-b-m
James A. Gray & Co a ?
AUGUSTA. GEORGIA.
—.. — • < v O • tv—- —
OUR STOCK OF
bpiTIl^ QllCt blllTHHer Dl'V T A LtOOCIS,
^
s jfemniing i, t h^ larwt uni assmtwt in ti» sm.ii.
(.) ur Department contains everythin^ from"the losvest price to the finest
ao0; L imported.
Our Black, Colored and Fancy Silk Stock, is universally acknowledged to be the fln
est iu ,he a g lal > oe at its contents will convince the most skeptical.
All tho latest Novelties in Colored Dies.- Goods—Chemille Jardinere, Resille
& c.
The “handsomest ' scarf* ^ Laces and ^ Embroideries cmbrouieras ever ever offered^to oltercd to the tbc oeoole people of ot Georgia Georgia
„ r Carolim
Everything pretty and durable Li in Parasols, and in Fancy Goods generally,
^ - A splendid stock of ne ns of every description, Towels, Napkins, Doiles,
*> tor ^and ladies ‘ Untere. M?sm,S threat T . i* vari"v r- e sSita To „„ T -.
and uits 3 8
A full line of Infants wear. Cloaks, Dresses &c.
Everything will be sold at the very
f
in fact, so low as to astonish even
BUYERS THEMSELV ES.
OltDERS FILLED PROMPTLY AMI CAREFULLY.
JAS. A. GRAY & Augusta, CO..
octo-1877-b-ni Ga.