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About The democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1877-1881 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1879)
THE DEMOCR AT. W. D. P.LLIVAV, Editor k Proprietor. FRIDAY, AUGUSTS, 1871*. MINOR TOPICS*. On On tunf the eyeumg of w«l»ooi,. Vednesday the non, 30tli tilt., Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Howell gave the people of White Plains and vicinity one of those delightful entertainments for which they aie f famous. lf It consisted . , of - some sweet music, vocal and instruwen tal, by Mrs. ll’s. music class, which was followed bv a quaint opeietta. in which all nf the characters were of the Mother goose people. This was followed by a play gotten up by Mrs. H. intended to illustrate the costumes, manners and music of “fifty years ago." It was exe¬ cuted splendidly. Indeed, there was a universal expression of approval of the whole entertainment by the very large audience that gave most respectful at¬ tention JuMM to the very last. If the people of White Plains would give Dr. H. a mod f ‘ we trust th.y will * »rd „ • larger ratronuge, which they certainly sboulddo, they could be favored with such entertainments often. He SBBL and his accomplished wife are such and such citizens as any community should feel prouri to have. [Commuiiicoted. ] In Memoriair. .. Mrs. Mary Gardiner r s Jones, t whose > death was announced in the last week ’3 issue of this paper, had long been a most respectable and respected citizen of this county. More than thirty years ago, she came among us from her native county Warrtn, as Miss Mary 4Vright, and soon established a strong hold upon the tne affections anecuous of oi an all who w do iortnea formed her nei ac- ac quamtauce. In August 184i she " as maitied to Mr. Benjamin Jones, and for sixteen years sbe performed the part nf a faithful and devoted wife. In the dclicate relation of step-mother, she 50 demeaned herself as to win. not the res I™. pect alone, but the warm affection of her step-children. It may in truth be . said that she did well her part * in every particular, ... and « good , words went . With mentioned. Toi nioie than twenty-five years she was a member of the Crawford ville vine uapMSi Baptist bijiirtn. Cluirch a A few tew vears years ago aco she trasferred her connection to the Powelton Baptist Church, of which she was a member at e the time of her death. She ever aclor ed her profession bv by a a meek meek, nnobtriiaivo uno itrusive nictv piety which which charmed by its gentle beauty. As she bad lived, so she died. Having long given hciself to tbo rjvvi.Ws care, she laid down in death with t tie same cheerful resignation that slic had com¬ mitted herself to her nightly slumbers. Tears were uncalled for beside the grave of such an one. We felt rather like raising a shout of joy that the tired, though patient sufferer had entered upon the no ncca peace of of God Cni that ii passeth understanding. x,. THIS V. Believing every reader of the The Demo¬ crat to be deeply interested in the import¬ ant; measures now transpiring before the Ligidature, we leave out editorials, local it.eins, and communications that we may be able to publish the full text of the action of the House Committee, and impeachment articles presented against the Comptroller General. Pufferin; will exhibit should its presence be removed by the by etirs of the baby, ar.d the prompt use Bull's of that Baby highly recommended It remedy, Dr. Syrup. is from Opium. Price 25 cts. OXE BOIL LANCED. __ TTTF THE COMPTROLLER COMPTROLLER TO BE IMPEACHED. Full Text of the Articles of impeach ment—Charges Preferred Against the Comptroller General. [From the Atlanta Coiwlituhon.] Mr nr Phillips -DK-ir of tn Cobb, in chairman u - of * the o. special committee of thirteen to whom were referred the reports of the joint special comm,ttee on wild lands, made he following report in the House of Representatives of Georgia yesterday : To the House of Representatives:— Your special committee of thirteen, ap pointed m pursuance of a resolution of the House, and to whom were referred therepoits otthe special joint com mittee on wild lands with instructions l in V S at ? a Ina h e , m^nt h , nSirt of'^Tcom^roUpr^eneral^office" th^ a , ^ S ection Howie’with of to a° the the Honse witnsuen such recommendation recommendation as in their judgment the facts justify, beg leave to report that they have completed the duty assigned them, and as a result, submit their findings, with the recom mendations hereinafter stated: First,. Your committee made a tbor ough and laborious examination of the testimony submitted to them from tlie special committee on wild lands, and from it deduced certain general specifica tions, which were each in turn fully in vestigated in the light of the law and tJie testimony. 2. Your committee, without repeat inginquiry upon the matters investigated in said testimony have had before them only such wi'nesses, statements, hi oks. etc., as in tlieir judgment, would throw additional and fuller light upon the sub ject matters of their present investiga¬ tion ,.u 3. Your committee, from the mony, papers, hooks, and minutes of their proceedings, make up and submit ihe following articles and specifications, the findings upon each several article and specification'having first been agieed to hv vote ot your committee, as will more fully appear from the rescript of the Silieminutes. riaid articles ami specifications are as follows, to-wit: article i. That TV. I., Goldsmith. Comptroller i, .■ra 1 < of Georgia, did,in and «i .! t ‘ of September, 1877, demand costs for tax fi. fas. against un returned wild land lots and issue the said fi. fas. before the time arrived for him to issue them under the law, and con trary to the law as defined in the act of 1874 (page 105), said act requiring the said fi. fas. to lie issued on the 1st day 0 f October of each year, ami wtiicli date, October 1st 1877, was stated in the advertisement of said W. L. Goldsmith, Comptroller General as aforesaid, of tax sales of unreturned wild lands, as the d ate when said fi. fas. would he issued ; n accordance with the law. Specification 1. On or about the 2otti day of September, 18T7. the said W. I,, Goldsmith, Comptroller General, as aforesaid, demanded of W. P. Anderson costs for the tax fi. fas. on un returned wild land lots and before the time arrived for him to issue them undei the jaw. Specification October, 2. That before the 1st day of 1877. said IV. L. Gold smith. Comptroller General as aforesaid, issued fi.fas for tax on unretumed wild land lots, and before the time arrived for him to issue them under the law. ARTICLE II. trollei , Tf~-' General S of ,h the «*-»•. State ot Georgia. V«-e illegally charged, demanded ar.d received as costs fifty cents on each and every fi. M. issued by him. in all about ten thous WM,0Ut '' siUwUrS' i. That said W. L. Goldsmith. Comptroller General as afore said, illegally charged, demanded and received of T N I.ogan the sum of fifty cent cents 3 each e .1111 on on divers uners fi n. fas us, issued lssiira l>v tv linn, tl.e said V>. L. Goldsmith, Comp troller General as aforesaid. Specification J. That said 4\ _ . L. Goldsmith. Comptroller General as afore said illegally charged demanded and Snt^ch received of * J Ormethesum of fifty ig on him, said U . L. Goldsmith, Comptroller 44 T Goldsmith illcsal'lv Comptroller Genenl as afore said “ ?S chimed demanded -md re ' e l f 1 j 5 - McLendon the sum of ? U V? enls oil Uivere as'afo^M ti. ms. issued compUs-ller General ’ Specification 4. That said 4V. L. 'Lr^lved^limiel 1 iwX^char^dem^ided loathe an t leceived or oamel Lott the wmnf sum of nf' V c ;nts on each of divers fi. fas. issued by him, the said W. L Goldsmith Comp troller-General as aforesaid. Snecific-il ion 5 That said \T iVnvo’ T , . ( .-nv'trnllprrerer il us received of W. P. Anderson the sum of fifty cents on each of divers li. fas. is by J him, ’ the said W L. Goldsmith, ! Con ;t roller G al asaforesaid « That General said wafojjl W T Goldsmith, Comptroller said illegally charged demanded and re cents ^ n t‘ eHt liepry Biuiks the sum of fifty on V ’’vers li. fas. issued by hjm _ tlie saj( j w. L. up <; mp- 1 trolier General as aforesaid. , 1 article in. That 4V. 1.. Goldsmith. Comptioll, General of tla? State of Georgia, for anti in consideration of the sum of one hnn dred and fourteen dollars (8114) paid to him bv one Daniel Lott, did, on or be tore the 31st day of October, 1877, illo gaily, fraudulently and surreptitiously issue two hundred and twenty-eight fi. fas : agaiMt «ie Ian*, ? f Raundo* Co. an < ‘ } ox Ar Co., .Hid ti tiisfei .rioni to said . Daniel Lott, when the satd Crold smith well knew that the said hinds were neither in default of return or pay ment of taxes, the returns having been made and taxes paid more than two years previously- hereby jx nmttrng rupt purposes against the State and the Clt ‘ zen - Specification 1. Tliat L. T Gold- _ u. smith, Comptroller General as aforesaid, or ,,iy or October, 18i , i, for and in consideration of one hundred and fourteen dollars (Si 14) as cost paid to him by one Daniel Lott, issue and transfer to Said Daniel two hundred and twenty-eight fi. fas. against the Linds of Raundo A Co. 1 ox & Co. for the tax of IS <1 to-wit : U [Here follow the l J. numbers «■ to of the which of Ml l T «P»„ ”fw“Woing i,nd i were the property ‘ of Raundo & Co. Ff)X & Co and whjeh said fore& land lots of Raundo & Co. and Fox & Co. had been duly returned and taxes paid thereon for the year 1874, (wit: the 7th On day the of 14th August day in of the June and on year 1875. Specification 2. That W. L. smith, Comptroller General as aforesaid, did, on or about the 31st day of October, 1877, for and in consideration of one dref ^ { { an <l fourteen dollars (S114) as ^ to him bv one Daniel Lott, f '’ fraud «lentlv and surreptitious! mu two Ullndre d and twenty-eight fi. faa . against the lands of Raundo & Co. and vv, Co as enumerated and forth in speci fi uat ion 1, and did tb a fl fas . oatsjde of the wiM land office . aupi)res3 aU record of the satne in said wi jd land office, and did a (t er wards, to-wit: Some time in the year 1879, surreptitiously and fraudu ’ently procure one Thomas L. Swift, for the purpose of concealing the truth of the said transaction, to place these said ^ f as . of record m a private book be jonwine anef ^no to the said W or'mwrtai?.in- L Goldsmith wildTnd wav belo office^ cing and^ to the which recordsofthewilZandoflkff the tme and legal ce and al d ^ ' f ' i ’ article, iv. That TV. L. Goldsmith, Comptroller General as aforesaid, did, on the 1st day of October, 1877, or on a date or dates subsequent thereto, transfer to the sheriffs of diyers counties of this State, the exercise of certain duties and trusts conferred upon him as said Comptroller Genera! of the State of Georgia, by the act of 1874, and without authority so to do in that or any other law of the State of Georgia. Specification 1. That TV. L. Gold smith, Comptroller General as aforesaid, did, illegally, on the first day of Novem her, November, 1877, and the fourteenth day of 1877, issue to the several sheriffs of several counties of this State, the following letters of instructions, to-wit r Comptroller General’s 'Offtce, Atlanta. G a., November 1,1877.—To the sheriffs of Georgia: You will soon i te called upon to levy, advertise and wild laud under fi. fas. issue*! from t a IS office against wild land in your county, ■ which has liwn reported to me *»y your tax receiver as unretunied wild *‘- nd - 1 will send your ti. fas. direct from tins office, and transferees of such fl -.,, un< ler section 891 of the code, " ill also place such fi. fas. in your hands * e ',- ar | d * 51 t,,e above and all eases, you will not set. an v lands to be found on the laryre digest for such years, deposited in the Ordinary s office; for we don’t wish to sell improved land, but only wild * a U d - , “LjH 1 .E piomptlj “ corrected here (if substantiated "? 8 '? U , b S l»V the books), on written application or letter approved by the ordinary. * n a ** wild land sales the excess of rnuney over and aliove tax and all costs uiust. l>e _paul to the owner of the found at the time of sale ; or, if tlie owner is not to be found, then said sum of money in excess of tax and cost must lye sent to me, to be deposited in the treasury to the credit of the owner * a fund. This applies to all part les who have had socii fi. fas. feixed to them by myself. 1 will send other instructions with the fi. fas. This circular is sent because some transferees of such fi fas win savetu..,-» toi;, ySSl"' " J]\ L. Goldsmith. Comptroller General ' rr ,, rpTr „, , __ ’wmbeV14 ,, n a. <r **i “ ild if 1 .. ,,,1 1v the f-t excess m«S of monev in eveess; 7 V* 1 oepositeil *• ifted d c 'in 111 t the J tieasuiy u to ’u! the credit of the owner as a trust fund,” As it will be very difficult, perhaps, in many cases for vou to determine who 1 is t}ie true owner ''“ of wild ““ lands a ® sold f ! taxes - and as many false and fiaudulent °" nets will, pcibaps, try u> impose on fhe laS7S tti™ ; months after sales to come forward and redeem their land thus sold, by paying ! P u: ‘ cl ’ as « money, all cost and interest twenty per centum per annum, I think , il ' voul<1 be best to take a good 8m l legal bond from all persons to whom you { ay such moneys, conditioned to repay u-uoown^r d d eddo' e in Ut n ^t teri3 ' ln ;UI cases of doubt as to the ship of suoh lands - or where no owner applies, you will, as formerly instructed, send Trinsf^f» themonpv to this office ent e JitW it led t to X the amount « of tax f,. and. .111 cost, a3 appears on face of fi. fa. All surplus issnpd'iu These' additional instructions mfu au fAr?, sn«inv in - 1 - . „ r to save writing numerous replies. If a,ly other question troubies you. answer? ...... ^Vm J Jev^tfldlv^® pr0 “ pl IV /-v* " v Goins,wrir ir \ v.._ *1 Rtwcificiinn) That the said slenffs, i« ‘ °l .-r-, tain n ol r said s ,h shenils, m pursuance 'V ( M _ * l 1 * 4 suftis received by tih ui C sale of wild lands, »,«■ investigation Of their titles ... (Hired toy law ; and that the said W. Gold switl» comptroller general • resaid, did afterwaids ratify the sa article t. Xluit 4V. L. Goldsmith, . ulptrollor general as aforesaid, did, at civ*times after the 1 st day of October, Mtn, knowingly fw wild and illegally land permit -ees of tax ti. fas. and others to retain in their possession large sums of money that should have Specification 1 . That said W. L. G-oldsmith, comptroller general as afore said, on or about the 5th day of March, 18*8, did knowingly and illegally permit one Jacob Ilarrell to receive and retain in jjjg possession the sum of eighteen dollars of money arising from the sale 0 f wild lands, and which said sum money should have been paid into the treasury of the State; ar.d in the like manner on or about the like date did knowinclv and illee-allv nennit- Hip following „iiiS ft,“S named parties io “n receive ZS.S.I and the monevfshoiShave sales of wild lands and witch said teen to-wlt: Mo ti e treasury of the State, One — Smith #WI 4 <l • one T p Turner ■mii S2GO 28 - one —-’Cook 8450 OR ’ * one S ' G ' McLendon ’ 8127176 ’ T] , w ?’ L^kl T ™a® did’fh ,rh n . „ r .f/w , S’ tbe U th day »t October, u 1877, and diyers r dates . , bet ', weeH that time and May 29, 1879, mcluding said last named date, illegally pay °? t l ‘ ! vaM0US parties numerous &ulns of P ubl ! c to - wlt ;, “the aggregate eight . thousand , Imudred one and sev en‘y- six dollal ' a and seventy i h F e e ceats W7G.73) without first asking - obtaining, . or having tlie sane tlon and warrants of the governor, as re< l ulre <i hy law. article to. That W. L. Goldsmith, General as aforesaid, did, on the 1st day of October, transfer 1877, and divers dates there land after, >rge mimbas of wild fi. fas. to third parties SJl, upon pay ment ^fd of the tax and costs liw ‘ Y ‘ and without without authonty wthoritv of of law, article vnr. That W ' L. Goldsmith, Comptroller General as aforesaid, did, on the 1st day of June, 1879, hold and retain in his possession eleven thousand one hundred and eightv-nine dollars and seventeen cents said (811,189,17) and from did detain the sum of money the treasury without authority of and clearly con trary to law ; and in violation of bis obligations as a officer. j Specification 1. That said TV. L. i Goldsmith, Comptroller General as aforesaid, 18<9. on about the 1st day of June, had in his possession and was retaining from the the treasury of the State : public money to amount of |U - 189,17 arising from sales of wild lands, Specification 2. That said IV. L. Goldsmith, Comptroller General w aforesaid, should have paid into the t reasury of the State so much of sum of 811,189.17 as was costs, ’ ag required j^y law. Specification 3. That said If’, j,. G..-idemi/li, comptroller general as afore said, should have paid into the treasure of the State so much of said sum of $11 189.17 as fax, required by ’ was as law. Specification 4. That said W L aforesaid, Goldsmith, Comptroller General as should have paid into the treasury of the State so much of said sum of §11,189.17 as was excess as required by law. ’ .Specification 5 . That said W. L. Goldsmith, aforesaid, Comptroller General as of by retaining from the treasury the State so much of said sum of 811,189.17 as was costs, violated his obligation as a public officer of the State. Specification 6 . That said W. L. Go ' ,ls " liUl Comptroller General as afore said, by retaining from the treasury of the Stale so much of 811,189.17 as was tax, violated his obligation as a public officer of the State* Specification 7. That said IV. L. aforesaid, by Comptroller General as of the retaining from the treas urv State so much of said sum of 811.189.17 as was excess, violated his obligation as a public officer of the ARTICLE ix " m,, 1 ,c "• ti. , Golosmitn, , ., . Comptroller „ f° has 1,8 a 1 ' esa!l *, made false and f rau *hilent returns and reports of the amounts of money collected by him, «" JW-'»{ M, Me «»ctmgsnnd doings in the perform Slice of his duties. bpeeification 1. That W. L. Gold ^ Genera! as afore- ^ »lcr Genera! for* anTtemized account of the sums collected on ae co,mt of wiM 1:uld tax from March, 18T4 ' to Member 1877, answered that the amount collected was the sum um of I ssnnc.io „ nH nnoimt j statement , d^vved V ti e ° ' collected from Mareh 2ithl874 , to January 1st, 1875, only amounted to the sum of 81,014.54, -while the treasurer’s report showed that the amount from thin source Mad aggro f^ fCU ac G la ^}' l’aid mto ^,363.51 the treasury. article That W. L. Goldsmith, Comptroller Gcneial as aforesaid, does retain in Ins employ trailer as clerks in the office of General one Allen J. Bell and mm James M. Goldsmith, who, while in StaSid safd bavebeoir‘r“btiuea tafe alffi clerks tinned in their said employment even After the knowledge of their said specu bitions was brought home to said \V. L. Goldsmith Comntroller Ue General Lral “ us ARTICLE XI. That IV L Goldsmith Comntroller ?. mpl °? a f> a ^l erk 1,1 tDe office of the Comptroller General one James M. «»ldsmitli. who, while acting as insur ance c i erk , ilIK f llot employed in the w ild land office of the dr.nrtincnt wild'lalid did tlie words of said and that said W. L. GoldsoUh, Comptroller General as aforesaid, does retain in his employment in said depart men t said James M. Goldsmith, after the knowledge of said ‘fraudulent James M Gold smith’s illegal mid conduct fitli ' aforesaid, retains‘as 4-,i,i of the clerks j n Ids said deicrtmei-t <4'l 1 « Goldsmith after he liie oAnernl,'has f , had G’oMsmith, Comptroller Goldsmith knowledge that the said James M. did falsify the records of the "’dd lapd office by entering thereon the name of “J). Lott. Agent," falsely, fredulentljr and surreptitiously. artic' v xu Th , tw affire? r r „ ' . r‘ ffenm! at, us fcl d H l f’.ik ’“ /I 0 v ffisurauce him " UlCe tax taX ful the year 1878 ' ARTICLE XIII. That W. L. Goldsmith, Comptroller General as aforesaid, did fail and refuse ^ pay into the treasury of the State of Georgia, as required by law, SO,572.50, ? r other large sum, collected by him as insurance fees for the year 1878. article xiv. That 1 W w * T HpKlsrnitn, Goldsmith comptioller mmnMi. SS^SSjS.’ZSTS.I. ^ nei ^ , ‘^ s afores^d, did at divers dates H dci ’°. s,t large sums or tl ,e pviblic c r ed ** hun as a “ 0lIicer o£ the gia nkl !!^ Trust Company m 6 ^ Atlanta, in , Georgia, and to his private credit and ^ with his priyate moneys ; and that at divers dates m and during said y ear3 above enumerated, lie drew out checks tl'fj a ? d b drafts a l ' b « Up ° various n - h,s lndividua! sums of money paid to him for the State and due to the treasury, said checks and drafts being in favor of the treasurer of the State and signed by said Goldsmith, but not as comptroller general. article xv. That W. L. Goldsmith, comptroller general as aforesaid, has been using the money paid unto him for taxes as ffis own money for private business transactions and holding in his hands sa ! (1 “ on ys and failin S to pay the same ! a ‘° «>e o State treasury, as required by law ' ARTICLE XV f. Thai That tv TV. L. r Goldsmith, /-< i j •*,. comptroller , „ general as afol 'e- sald - has illegally and persistentently furnish evaded and refused to to this committee evidence denianded by this committee under (Rdhonty of the House, Specification 1. That TV. L. Gold comptroller general as aforesaid, evad « d and failed or refused to answer d l e following resolution of this eom to-wit: eral Resolved, furnish T^at the comptroller gen to this committee, as early as 1S77,1878 practicable, a statement for the years and 1879, which shall show the Wes of the agents ot insurance corn Ponies ; also the insurance companies who have paid the taxes required by the iaws of this State, giving the amounts paid, when paid, amount of costs paid, amount of taxes paid into the treasury; and when fees paid into tlie treasury, and’ Specification 2. That TV, L. Gold taith, comptroller general as aforesaid evaded and failed or refused to answer the following resolution of this com mitteo to-wlt: Resolved, That the comptroller gen -eral be requested to furnish this, com “Mtee with the following information [Continued on nextpaye.} Great Reduction. ECONOMY IS WEALTH. Week. 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EACH - 1 ,u »«•» *»• „r:.»“.iVito a*. owinjf ::><! »nnrn*'*iu Liable . >2 Superior Mas I in. Fine Linen Fin •h«l Frcn«!i A'oke Shirt*, r.* re. iMuytor wear, I. ^ 7 . 6 ' ft# - - - I| .11 .b °r rt “ “new 'your FLRk'lsiiTNG o u. j ulv 11,18X9-j-t THE BEST SO' SIMPLE ^ ^ 4 WARRANTED Pa SI500.00 0^ A r\ V BEWARl RUMBCRs r H 0 TIC£ 0 Uft £ NUMBER MD D£ SH f ^‘A d L £ fJiZL PLAre, Y ' FOR PARTICULARS 08 ADDRESS: A Whitesewing Machine Co, Clevelan d, ohio. I ¥ JL • i — Wholesale and Retail Dealer iu — \% Lite Pine Nash, Doors and Blinds, GLAZED SASIT, MOULDINGS, NEWEL POSTS, Stair Railing, Balusters, Window Glass, BUILDERS’ HARDWARE,&C 30 South Broad Street, ATLANTA, OA. a u ___12- LIGHT WIND OWS ANI) BUNDS, 1 3-16 THICK. Plain Rail Sash, Primed and Glazed. Outside Blinds—Rolling Sluts.j « ! S-. at - $ Size of a Glass. Size rt0W of to° - Win-Price 8 ,l0w 0 of 75 - Win-j Size " of Pair. ! : Price of’lttir I % m Stock ■3 10X12 200 X3-1U 8 0 05 I-- Y in x i in 2-10 U X 4-7 1 15 10x14 2-10 x 5-2 1 35 2-10'X x 5-3 1 30 Always 10x16 2-10 x 5-10 1 65 2-10 Vf X 5-11 1 40 3 I 10x18 2-10 x 6-6 1 a* 2-10 y X 6-7 l on “ 10x20 2-10 x 7-2 2 10 ! 2-_l0>4 2 x 7-3 1 80 S' 3»L» 15 White — Pine Doors 4 Panels, Moulded on Stiles and Bails, 0. G. liaised Panels! ONE INCH doors:- 1 and 3-16 INCH DOORS. 1 and W INClU DOORS Size. Price. Size. Price. Size. Price. to 3^4^05 X 6-0 8 00 2-0 X 6-0 3 1 25 2-6 6-6 to X 6-4 05 2-4 x 6-4 1 40 X . 3 1- 45 . 2-8 6-8 1 60 to X 6-6 10 2-6 6-6 . x . . to ^CO 6-8 x 1 40- '2-10 X 6-6 1 75 X . 25- 2-8 x 6-8 r 55 2-10’x 6-10 to © 45 2-10 6-6 . .. . 1 75* ic COM o x 1 70 3-0 x 6-6 1 95 w 45 2- 10 x 6-10 1 70 2-0 to 3-0 X 7-0 T 95> x 6-6 50 3- 0 x 6-6 . 1 85 2-0 tO'3-0 7-69 . . Y> x 7-0 50 3-0 7-0 X . 2 15 . x . 1 85 2-0 to 3-0 x80- 2 25 ■ . ___ "ssiKi m The I Notice. r J[ piIE undersigned takes this method to prepared inform to do the public kinds generally PLANTATION that he is all of WORKsuch as PLOW POINTING. HORSE SHOEING, and in fact, everything that is usually done in a first-class Blacksmith Shop. When wanting anything J. in my line, be sure and call at Mr. GORHAM'S SHOP* (rear of wood shop,) where you can have work done on reasonable terms. Iff shrinking Tires will be done at S'i per set. J. T. WILLIAMS, Crawfordville, Ga. feb-21-’79-t-0-o Georgia Railroad Company Superintendent's Office, Augusta, July 12,1879. /"COMMENCING SUNDAY, schedule 13th instant, V / the following passenger will be Trains operated: by Atlanta time, 10 minutes run slower than Augusta time, so. 1 west—daily. no. 2 east—daily. Lv. Augusta 9:35a mILv. Atlanta 7:15 am Ar. Camak 11:40 am ml “ Athens 9:15 am “ C'wfd’ll 12:20 p “ W'stiTh 10:15 a ra :S? ” HgZF 1 1 a tS l S':%Sra5S!5 gRIft, S! f S Ar. " Augusta 3:28 S “ Atlanta 5:00 p ml p m ?”■ \ .. v vn , Ar! &?VU V.5, 5^! -Atlanta sfflnm 2* !! £ CTdvffi Ar. At.anta 5:00 a ,„Ar. Augusta 0:20 a m *' ** ** c Sliperb . C1 SleepOTS . to Atlanta, Au.ntn S. K. JOHNSON, E. R. DORSEY. Superintendent. May2,1879. Gen. Pass’ger Agent Si *0(1(4 returns in 30 days on 3100 in f » vested Official Reports and in¬ formation FREE. 310 Like profits 350. Address, weekly on T. Stoek options WIGHT of & CO., to Bankers, Wall POTTER 35 St., N. i ■ Calicoes 5 r. per yard at C. Myers'. O. Myers is the agent for Smith’s celebrated Cotton Press. A GREAT OFFER! lq.vKffe "new and organs at EXInAORDl SffiW k? { ^OI^ACE f WATEIW k ^Agl^io 8 ' s iitli .St, AC X. V. O. Box. ». Jsl f 0(1 TO 1V Si000 nAn sireet lBve 3 ... t i Stocksi d makw -mi. 4V , aU fortunes every month. Book sent free ex plaining everything. Address, BAX IEK ** la* Please write for J J^ll* ! •Large Catalogue Illustrated of RIFLES, >-llOT GUNS REVOLVERS, Address Great Western Gun Works, Pitts SailfOr(l*H , JillHJllCil GiOgCfr Q iJiklN & ’KTIPATJ 1 WXtdJ TYQ The only combination w of the true Jamaica Gin ger with choice Aromat iftss and Frent'll Brandy ifor Cholera, C U o 1 e r a I Morbus, Cramps and __ . 'Pains, DtarrHma artd FmtuiencA*, WanT of Trtnc nnd Activity In*tho' M.otin,.-.. a ({uwels, Igers and of avoiding Change the Water, d.ui of GINGER. Foo l add Clonatc. Ask for SANFORD’S JAMAICA GINGER. •200 Ladies Lace collars 10 c. cacli, C. MYERS’.
