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THE DmiOCRlT.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 15, 1^78,
LOCAL ISTELLIOESC'E.
rwfuMusr*. .
inditpenmUe—n^t ^The^nixme*oT^T^st^X*
^tar® necessarily f&r
%t!£2S! , e&
tnk, and cr» only oru fide of (he paper.
ST We can not undertake either to
ic7de^ir^to jwMish™ <xm ' kunu:atton4 u *
I** price for announcing Uandi
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. Rwry.
“Why will men smoke common tobacco,
when they can-buy Marburg Bros. ‘ Seal of
Forth CarMna,” at the same priced"
Feb.L]-y
Cutting Affray.
Jonas Cheeley a tenant of Joe Turner,
both-colored, got into a’dispute,
Tuesday morning, about rent cotton,
when Cheeley drew his knife and stab
bed Turner in the front part of the
shoulder. The wonnd is^said to be
painful, but not dangerous: Cheeiev
will doubtless find his knife St'bad thing
with which to pay rent before he is
through with it.
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alPtL^Ta^cfeVm^ . C for re H° r lt*tas Pl
thoroughly tested by some of our citizens,
people. It is rapidly displacing the varioba
remedies that have flooded tho co.untry for
We have used it aud can recomriiend it to
the afflicted as possessing great virtue.
Editors wbekly Uoss-ritcTtox,
Montieello, Fla.
A Race.
W. «infomrf that . w . .in be
run run on on Sat Saturday nrdav evenino- evening, at at o t evieet o clock
p. m.. sharp, on the level piece of road
near tbe Axx place, between.Capf. R.
H. Rhodes’ 4t b. US, Frit, .n,
Mr. A. G. Diekinson’sgr. h„ Snowball.
As tbe horses have alieady considerable
rep»l»ti..o, ana run („, tht clitjnpion*
slnp of the county, expect an exciting
contest.
He is a fool. We mean the man;* who
lets his baby cry all night in the arms of
by Dr. relieving n Bnil“ , BS its , by < S?upVilf^u'ieT'the bottle bab” *<«<
25 pain,-a costing on!
cents.
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One More.
Tbe attention «f our readers is to-day
called to the advertisement of Mr. Jack
son Gorham, announcing himself a can
didate for Tax Collector at the election
-in January next. The record of Mr.
Gorham Gprham is is a i clear clear one, one and and none none can can
deny that he lias always been a good,
honest upright citizen, and he now asks
Ills friends to come up to his help. Read
his announcement, and act towards him
as your conscience shall dictate.
Rev. I>r. Josepn S. Key.
Pastor St. Paul Church, Columbus, Da.,
writes : “We gave Dr. Moffett's Teetliina
with (7ce<Arnp Powder*) to our results. little grandchild
tbe happiest The effects
were almost magical, ami certainly more
satisfactory used.’’ Dr. than II. S. fiom Smith anything amt Drdggists we evei
all
keep Tectbina. bct.18,1878 j-m.
Died.
Mrs. Adeline Rhodes, wife of Mr.
John Rhodes, died at her residence, in
this county, on Sunday night last, after
a painful illness of two weeks; aged
about 45 years. Mrs. Rhodes was a
noble, generous Christian lady, in whose
heart was no guile, ever sympathizing
with the suffering and ready to help the
needy. In her circle there is a vacancy
hard to.fill, and in tbe hearts of all who
knew her .there is mourning. Our sym-t
pathies are with the bereaved relatives
and friends.
Alt Undeniable Truth.
You deserve to suffer, and if you lead
a beautiful miserable, unsatisfactory life in this
fault world, it is eutirely your own
and there is only one excuse for you,
unreasonable prejudice and skep¬
ticism, which has killed thousands. Per¬
sonal knowledge and common sense reason¬
ing Flower willeoon show you that Liver Green’s August
will cure you of Complaint,
or effects, Dyspepsia, such sick with*- all its miserable
ol the heart, as stomach, headache, palpitation
tivenesSj sour habitual cos
dizziness of the bead, nervous
prostration, reach low spirits, &c., Its sales now
every towh on the Western Con¬
tinent and not a Druggist but will tell you
of its wonderful cures. You can buy a
Sample Bottle for It) cents.. Three daises
will relieve von.
. . Married.
“It is not good for man to be alone,”
wrote-the wise map of old, and appretia
ting this sentiment at its full value, Mr.
M. (Lit.) Akins, of this county, was on
last Friday night, joined in the holy
bonds of matrimony with Miss -S. E.
Bowles, of Greene county—G. G. Hixon,
Esq,, of the605th District, G. M., of
this county officiating. T{ie bride was
fair, the groom was brave, and the
'Squire came near fainting. Lit has our
best wishes for his future prosperity -;
may his cup of happiness overflow with
the realised bliss of wedded love, and
his way through life be strewn with
roses.
Guard Against
That life-destroying scouVge, Consu mo¬
tion, by promply subduing with the aid of
Parker’s Ginger Tonic every attack of
Coegh, Cold or Sore Throat. There is noth¬
ing like it. Acting powerfully upon the
blood and skin, and the mucous surface of
the throat and lungs, it speedily overcomes
these dangerous disorders, prevents the
development and- ail of pain tha dreaded Consumption,
removes and soreness freitfi the
lungs. It is wonderfully efficacious in
comforting Dyspeptic afflictions, relief from and Headache, gives • the most
jnthe Distress
Wakefulness, &toniaeh. Nervousness. Low Spirits,
Palpitation of the Heart,
Heartburn, etc. It regulates the Bowels,
corrects both unnatura) looseness and con
stipation healthy and stimulates tbe Liver to
action. Buy from your druggist
Dr. H. S. Staith a 81.00 bottle or a sample
bottle at 15 cts. and test its merits
•- —TKeTtui* Is Now. ___ ,*_*
We have already notified our patrons
that we should soon Want a settlement,
and now that the time has come, we
hope ALL who owe us will come up
promptly and pay us. You know we
have given you lob* indulgence, and
cattn °t think hard of this call for pay
meat of the little bills due us. We arp
ttapkful for the generous patronage
extended to us. and shall endeavor to
merit its continuance in the future; bat
n0 w we must have money to meet our
own obligations Which we would not
if we could, and could not if we
would. Come up, friends, and help us.
Oct. 15.
Life is full of sorrows and disappoint
m. nts, bot the most sanguine hopes of
those who trj Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup, are
P*Kf» 1 ^' U DeTer d,sappoiuU '
renU L._,
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Five Turkey.. *
Jir. J. W. Davis, who lives near
White Plains killed five wild turkeys
on last Friday evefting in about two
hours. We acknowledge the receipt
of an invitation to go up and take a
turkey dinner on last Sunday, and regret
that it was out of our power to do so..
Never min'd' friend Davis we shall
take the first opportunity that offers to
*., T v/mr ^____*’* OM1 pr,nn hnsniGJifv
.
Have vou the Buckeye t
Id 8 -Buckeye 1 lie Ointment Will cure, if
-rEsculus H®*** according to directions. The
Chestnut, Hippocastanum, known .or Horse
commonly as the
eve, has been highly esteemed for many
years, owing to '-'’'8 the-fact, that it pas
Vi r * u f?‘ 'n SS&’SSmW bitterprinciple
terrible disease, use -Tablet’s Buckeye
file Ointment, V d be relieved Price 50
cents. For safe by Dr. H. S. Smith,
Crawfordvihe Ga. \
,^23,18761-b,. . •
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The CAwnick it (biisshufionqlist of the
12tb ,nst - saj8 > that bstcon is lower
than it has been for thirty-seven years.
It quotes bacon thus :
Clear Smoked C. R. Si9ea, 5^ ; Dry Salt
Ribbed Sides, 5; Dry Salt Long
Smoked 5’,.^. SJSmJw d p,’.laifi ^-^iirv Saltl°boul'’ iii*
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MeX ‘ f ° “ nd Vm ** ^
^ Owinf^to ,. their warm and delightful .
dise“is aririlig from a SdereAm
ach and Bowels. They should of course
at all times keep the liver active, aud to
our r ^ ( , m we recoairaend - Taller’s
Taken Portaline, or Vegetable Liver Powder,
in time, will often save money
and much suffering. Price 50 cents,
l or Sale by Dr. 11. S. Smith, Crawford
ville, Gh,
august2d,18i8h-m.
Coming to Town.
M«j. H. n D. Smith, ... . Principal .. . . of the
Academy, i elect for next year, ’ informs
* *' . . la8 . secured , the Richard , ..
us ;aa .* ie * s
cottage: and will move to town about
Christmas. We take pleasure in wel
coming the Major and liis estimable
to our town asfjitizpns. We are
not informed as to the precise date tbe
academy will be opefied, but can say it
will be at the usual time, and those who
intend to 4 scn$ to scliool-6hould be, ready
to commence the first day.
Personal Mention.
United States Marshal for Georgia,
Col. 0. P..Fitzsimmons, paid' our-sanc¬
tum a pleasant visit on M°nday last, and
in a short explanation convinced us that
the advertising matters of his office
were directed by law, and .was pot an
act ofvolition on his part. Wearesatis
fied that the Colonel is a good and true
Dembcrat, and fully worthy of all confi¬
dence. The Colonel’s duties are ardu¬
ous in the extreme, and in the
tion of the law in its majesty and purity
he merits and should have the aid of all
good citizens.
Hon. M. W. Lewis of Greenesboro’,
and Judge W. W. Lumpkin, of Union
Point were at Liberty Ilali on Sunday,
on § visit fo.Mr. Stephens ju'st before
his departure for Washington city.
Br°-.bhifers, of the W.arrenton Clipper,
was itt town, and called on ns Saturday,
Brotlipr urofner Shivers turners u-m was welctiine welcome • , anri and rtur our
acquaintance with him though only of
a week, has already, become a friendship
which we highly realue, and hope ana
expect time to strengthen apd enhance. V,
... '\ e were pleased , . to- f meet Prof. W". E.
Reynolds, of Union Uoint, on our streets
on Monday.. Tlie Profess., was looking
quite well, and had evidently recovered
from the cold that brother . McLaughlin vt„t ....Li;.,
accused him of carrying around with
him. May he live Ipi.g and t* happy.
Mr. Stephens left us on Wednesday
by the 2:22 o’cloek train for Washington
to get spilled and prepare for the ardu
ous and difficult duties that await him
during the next session of Congress.
We are glad to be able to say that he
leave, us In more tb.n u. usual health,
and that he cacries with him tile earnest
hones nopes of or all an for ror its-continuance ns continuance auring dnrins
his stay at Washington, and for his safe
return home. He will remain several
days , in Augusta, , the , guest , of . Mr. ,, J. ,
Myers before going on.
A , Blessing to Mother*,
There will be no necessity for mothers
leaving rick the comforts of home, with their
babies, this summer, if they will Pvto&irt) give
Dr. Moffett's Teethina (leeth.na
Teethina wilt Regulate the Bowels and
make Teelhing easy. It cures Cholera
Infantum and the Summer Complaints of
Removes Children, Heals Eruptions and Sores.
and Prevents tbe formation of
Worms. Dr. H. S, Smith and all Druggists
keep it oet. 18 ,1878, j-m
TIk WsUwts..
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On tut Friday and Saturday nights,
the Wallaces gare our people a couple
of their pleasing entertainments which
were highly appreciated by all who saw
tliem. The Wailacks make no ver -
great pretentions, while they combim
ia their entertainments seme new ai^J
pleasing features, and we are fine to
say gave 33 the richest treat we ba~*.
has in two years. The vane tv, the
quick change Of'both charade
costume, and abo e a i the nactber of
good bits ra»4« d rag iLt, rjrfenuajv s
were among th 3 hvy r- !>;•
characteristic .' *
•> a !
between the V'-.
ladles and gc. 1
minstrel re tmim l *° upfc ' /
of . -. the vulgar both * *-f
>
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exhibitions ami in the . f v’ X! ,
performers, and we hepe t.'fv, f
where meet the patronage o' \ • :nt.- -
oanceof which they are do fuly worth:.
Miss Fannie Wallack is a singer .of nt
niean talents, and rendered the operatic
***6, c»nary.trill, and other-pieces la a
m « nn « r which was enthusiastically
encored b J’ tb * wl)ole audienoe. Wher
ever tIle Wal lacks may‘go, we commend
them to the respect and patronage of the
p » blic -
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Fianoe and Organs .at Factory
Rates. -
»£*“ .‘ssrsK-Ks
from best makers to be placed, tor introduction
and advertisement, in Southern homes at
V» iiuletutle Rate. iriegaut 7
**I*iies only •!*&. Magnificent Squtrre
Grand. I'atalogue price # 1 , 000 , only $150.
ChSae
instruments at lowest prices ever'known,
dress Ludden Southern tB&SS ’»
dc Bates’ Music
House, Savannah Ua. The - Wholesale
P.^o Nov.i,l8T8.n-w. and Organ Depot of the South. -
s .„^,
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lutMe s t> entitled “Afterward r ” from the
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ifted pen of Mrs . Uplielia Keid,
whose charming stories, “My Mother’s
Daughter" and “Mrs. Dare," have added
such literary interest to this deservedly
poDUlar J° arn,lL
The New also commences the publics
&*^ss2?z"sns* re ’ ^ 'r !^ p fl f “ r p g , t
„ whicbZve' . 2TZl , ri
dev, been prepared
practical exp<-rience and careful consults
tio " ° f the ^ MtUw{tie *’ wia be of 3pecial
a ‘ terest those el) « a « ed in the culture of
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th e orange.
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Its charming stories by Southern authors,
»he able contritions of its numerous cor
respondents, together with its agricultural
department, its careful compilation of the
news of the tyiy, foreign and domestic, its
reliable market reports, editorial comment,
and choice miscellaneous readings, make
the Weekly JXm. one of the most instruc
tive. entertaining, and valuable newspapers
in the South.
A Good Work—Help It.
For many years the cemetery of our
village has been—not as it should lie,
one of its greatest beauties, but one of
its most painful eyesores. Unenclosed,
the spot where our dead are buried lias
long been a flace where people who
come to church stop tlieir carriages and
tie their horses. ’Tis.true, many of the
lots are enclosed; and we suppose nearly
enough money has been expended by
individuals in.this way to put a substan
tiaPfqnce around the whole. Time and
again lias the matter been discussed of
enclosing the grounds, but in each in¬
stance ha8 it been dropped. We learn
however that a number of ladies have
determined that the thing shall be done,
and we feel confideut that they will suc¬
ceed. We hope our people, men and
women, old and young, will join heartily
in this movement and that we .will soon
have a burial ground which we will not
be ashamed for strangers to see. The
spot is naturally a lovely one, and by the
expenditure of some money, labor and
taste, could be rendered as attractive a
cemetery aB any village can show.
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business Reliable, should energetic read pien who by arc the out of
and profit adver¬
tisement York. of the Bissell Manufacturing Nov.8,1878.n-w. Co.,
New
intelligence Amongst the interesting items of literary ft
in pa$s at the present time,
fnay be mentioned that Madame Durand,
better known to the? world of readers under
the name of Henry Greville, has made a
Henr whereby *be will hereafter transtate all of
manuscript J’ Creyille's in French, novel* Rito from .English, the original for
their publication in America simultaneously
with their appearance fetS'CS""ttf in Paris. By this
conscientiousness requisite for doing them
justice. b L Aimee0 She has Friend/' just finished translating
, r, A and tlie manu
script of It has been forwarded from Paris
ously vrith f*S“if its appearance FnAmeri^ in Pari«, in uni
form style an« price with their editions of
brieile-,” them. The by tlie same of author, story issued L'Aimee, by
sfene the of
ent'Hrae.'^d shbws^enbnen^y’Henry*Gre
ville’s great talent for analyzing character.
’•JJ Tfi{ SWS
French home life in Paris will touch many
hearts, as it shows how the love of a true
an(i go(x i WO man will meet with its reward
and triumph at the last. Had Henry Gre
never wriUeti anotlier work, this onq
alone would estaiifish her fame .—From the
American Beqitlcr. wj.bi.Uhed in Pant.
Bead This.
The largest line of coffins and caskets
in middle Georgia, prices $2.50 to 8130,
each. All kinds of coffin trimmings in
full supply. 1P 3 C. A. DAVIE A SOX
Greenesboro’ ’ Ga
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Speer’s = 1 *** * maioritv majority over over Billups urnups is is 225 zzo
v< - ) ^ ea -
Corset* 50 cts. to 81, at C. MYEBB*
rhc kctture im ww stt.
IfeV. J.' T?. FHpatridr of White
Plains, bv n-’ue’t, delivered a discourse
at the Baptist church in this place last
Ssbba’.b, rrhhh r - -a hMi'y appreciated
b; a H-ge cT’t'toga’iQa. Hi3 theme
r — r .~ rB^l Toad tn^Churcb
rw^. 7 n by saying that
sr i :r th" «• ben. ab-y inquired
or ''•* ~ ''?r» whether there was
y to attain
f-ilz-.r reads which
l -'ni at and powerful
tl r-, it,— rit * re aid •uprem
varo' daily
*'*«£*• I-'- :fc received
there ft ; • R "r,l Iload
•- ? ’ doubt
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the !es?o: d *3 'VIll's
after • r - Prd him renin a fi end,
tnai Leonidas his teacher h?d "'urnished
him. with two excellent ccoka — “A
night s march to season tts breakfast,
i’ J a scanty breakfast to season his
c.mner. ’ Thus signifying tllat hard
vork and self-denial were the earnests
of progress and success. So in the chris
ti*n warfare, none other than tolls,
struggles, privations and suffering,
awaited the victorious Soldier of the
Cross. The discourse was replete with
sound - commonaense with refer
ence to tbe modern evils—we may call
them—exciting in fhe Church of Christ
on which some would make us believe
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call}’laid bare the many subterfuges re
sorted to by mechanical workers to
msure as ine\ ... think ... the Churche , s true
pros[>erity, such, for instance, as cut
and dried protracted annual meetings,
some big revivalist to stir up the people,
ftons T“T for the *T day by ^ prayer and W- closet
devotions, telegraphic nigh cuts, lueJ lightning fwe express
and telegraphic speed to to swell 1 the the
STS • Uorwtll C“ wer e mans plans,
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Lord. T , ^Du} v time and permit
space
we would like to give our readers some
of the leading thoughts of his stirring
and scathing appeal. There was no
dnubt to the reflective mind some truth
that burned its way home to .the heart,
a
not of our own volition to accept or
th « » ruth ' }*»
truth. What is truth ? says one. God
iS tr uth - d “>'. it ; y° u perish—fcelieve it,
y° u j “ v ®’ He “timated that six hours
would haidly , sutflee to deliver all that
ought to be said on the subject, and
while he was only an hour and a half
T»UW- him if It had "•» been Mt in inclined and to cent,
to the .Ollier font nnd . li.if
We can but think that much fruit Will
T;,'T glad to know or that .hi, the diaconrse. churches W. around nee
iire mviting Mr. Kilpatrick to repeat
it. We are not without hope that such
faithful presentations of the truth by
preachers will enhance the prosperity
of the church, if on the other hand there
is a faithful co-operation on the part
of the bearer. Can two walk together
unless they are agreed ? We are re¬
minded here of a recent address -of Mr,
Spurgeon, on the subject of Christian
activity, which may be suits us bn this
side of the water. lie says he often tells
his friends that on the Sabbath day they
must not let anybody come, in the
Tabernacle and go out pf it without
speaking to them about their souls, and
very curious things sometimes happen
as tlie result. lie was preaching one
day and said the minister ought to be
like a Sportsman going out with his gun
and when he fetched the people down
by the gospel, all his members should
be like‘dogs to go and-fetch up the
wounded and the dead. IVben he Imd
■done preaching one of the deacons said,
“J believe there are many of us, sir,
that would be very glad to go out as
dogs after souls, but our minister is a
dreadfully poor shot. There is never
anything to pick up.” Well, pray-for
him. If they prayed for him, he would
take truer aim next time. We refrain
from makipg the application— • ,
“Let him run that readeOi.”
Almost a Fire.
On Wednesday evening about dark, the
ceiling of the saloon of Mr. D. 'A. Wil¬
liams & Son took fire from a lamp chim¬
ney, and came near causing a fire. It
was, howdver discovered* and put out
before any damage was done.
FEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Kvnaof) *ifl NOSNovr •;iOt!(Ins riaq;
a in 8 04 spuauj Ain TIT A| 1 «oujbo
MOU I dub ‘noA »jo;*q bj jo pjooai Ain pus
‘siBSA AUBm A in non aqi uazRia b u,**q
;;;v fgS.
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-£ut aOKXlONNT AHNaRH I
•9Xd03^ dVftQL .
Notice.
TtTTiTnvemnE W^iikf*l”^ < L vooj.. S vo.»k)».
Celia Fallin, deceased, near Raytown, ail
the perishable property belonging t-o tbe
estau, consisting of Corn, Fodder, Wheat,
Oats, k?re5e^ Peas, Shucks. CottOn Seed, Horses,
C^Pre*” < ^i 8 i’rnufi™ WnG«r 0ke A < uJ? , , l^’Hand'S f ,, }’iA^Gtn n i
plantation Wag.m. and at the same time and plae- the
will be rented
b.dder lor the year 187^. TEKMfe /ASlf.
t,..} T TT 1 f o ALLIJ| i ,SIN.V j > Administrators,
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nov.i6-78-o-t
Bleaching* fro m 5 cts to 13 ^ctf^^er^vard
Just received a fine Stock of. g MYERS. entleme ns
B*t* C
THE OLD RELIABLE 111
CYRUS W. NUNN,
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Dealer in
W HISK IE#
Brandies, Wines, Lager J • Ir er,
CIGARS, TOBACCO, DRUGS,' PERFUMERY, &c, Ac.
SHARON, GEORGIA.
Stick and French Candies, Almonds, Walnuts, Filberts, Brazil Nuts, Oysters,
Sardines, Cheese-.Crackers, Can ned Goods, Ac. My prices are as low as the same
8Ubat auU*l Goddacan be sold and allow
nov.l,’78-h-m
ANDREW G. LaTASTE,
COTTON FACTOE,
AND*~
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 4 Warren Block,
(JACKSON STREET,) AUGUSTA GA.
19* Orders for Goods promptly filled. Strict personal attention given to all business
entrusted. sepl3,l87s-o-m
Tappan Brother A Co.,
Sucenssors to R. Tappan, Mapp & Co ,
-DXALXBS Iff
General Merchandise, Produce,
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Grain, Etc*, and Cotton Buyers.
WHITE PLAINS, GEORGIA.
CLOTHING, We are now HATS, receiving BOOTS, Kail SHOES, Goods, new CROCKERY, and seisonable, WOODEN consisting WARD, of HARDWARE. Ready-Made
CUTLERY, GROCERIES and PROVISIONS, and ail other goods usually kept by retail
dealers. To all of which we would respectfully iuvite the attention of the public. Wo
make liberal Cash advances on consignments of cotton held for sale, and when our prices
aT ness. Try rr.SSffl'EKSrpKE&'i us and be convinced. BAGGING AND TIES.—Wo have In store and to St ar
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TAPPAN BROTHER A CO., Ga.
octets-t-o-o White Plains,
STEAM ENGINES.
ST,
0 HORSE POWER FOR-1385.00
Paid up Insurance Policy l
tar No getting tired or old and inexpense to feed.
3 ROLLER CANE MILLS!!
EVAPORATORS y
WITH TRAVERSE FLOW. Addren*,
HENRY MOORE, .
243 Broad Street,
9 * *
8qsj,1878-Fy
Taliaferro Sheriff's Sale.
GEOttGIA—T.LlAFtSRRO COUNTY.
\I \\ TILL BE SOLD on the first Tues
flavin December next, within the
House dotn,m •Grawforaville, ifiSoSriS fiK lahaferro
county, Georgia, a tract Of land .ying in
the 6Wlth District, G. M., in said county,
adjoining-the lands of John Drake
EliabetO Bh ?n ,
and W lliiain L.. bharp. containing
twenty-five acres more or lees. Levied
upon as the property of James L. Sharp
virtue of and to Satisfy a 8. fa. issued
frota the Superior Court of said county
^ of! C. D R.ii.i water against
James L. Sharp amt W llham L. I'Uintiff, Sharp.
Property L. wanted Sharp, out. by in
James tenant pobsemon
served With written notice of levy.
M. D. L. GOOGER, *
NoV.l,1878.n-w. Sheriff, T. C.
Now is the time to subscribe, oaly 82.
colors, 8/its, a t C. M yers ._
Pique* l*H cts. to jocti. at c Myvrj
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GEORUIA-Greene . Legal Notice*
County.
J? YJORASMUCH as lam indebted to Eliaha
Iri»y, Of said county. Seven Hundred
rny blacksmith accounts for 1878, and Kere¬
authorize and impower him,, the said
Tt. otherwise, Irby', to use my same in suite in Courts,
or to enforce payment of said ac
telS beneflt ^TblsNWmbe^s SPSStSPCnS SPt&i “
" ^ 1878 jLyiBoyY
Signed of m the presence Peace of W. D. Sullivan, Jut
tice in and for FaliafeiTO
county.
McGibony, Shoi?v ft,ow wldt hatred ^by*W ‘k
^‘ as' ». above staffed \ hare been
p | ace(1 lr the hand * of jj z ANDREW'S,
attorney at law, for colleetloa, and will be
sued If not paid immediately without favor
or distinction. ELISHA IRBY.
nov. 8 . NS-n-t
Job Work promptly and cheaply exe
sated at thia office.
C. Myers is the agent for Smith’s
crtehnited Cotton Frees.
MC
