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"WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1880.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
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Ls ir< do not re<ul e non mi iov» com
numietUiuht. The name of the writer is
indiepenaablt—not imt neceenaritpfor publication,,
«** a guarantee of Tc* t t. •*« - hility.
-undertake L
fc*f He eon not either to
pre&rte or to return coitimuit teat ions which
we decline to pumA.
27«j prut for announcing Candi
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Agcut at Barnett.
Nat. Wicker, Esq., is our authorized
agent at Ifernett.
Snow,
The “bad spell” of weather which
set in on Sunday night, culiminated
in a sprinkle of snow ;u.d sU-et early on
Tuesday morning. M e think it is the
last effort ol old Boreas to get up a sen¬
sation on the subject ot winter, ami
hope lie will now fall to sleep in the
.flowering arms of young Spring. As
aU the hogs have been killed, old Winter
has our unqualified permission to hide I
himsilfia his frozen caves at the far
North.
A Rochester Physician’s l'.X|>enence.
R. Cauikins, M. 11., of Rochester, N. V., ,
certifies the Safe Oct. Kidney 6th, lKTu, Liver that he Cere in s la used his j
and j I
practice for diseases of the kidneys ami
liver, raid tiie result lias been saiisiacL ry !
in the extreme. Ue says: “1 would n ■w
prescrihe the same remedy to ail similarly
alUicted, and you are at liberty to so state
in your testimonials.”
Jan.7,i8s0.h-m.
To All.
To all subscribers, who pay in advance,
shall reduce the terms of subscrip- '
we
♦ion tioti to to si 81..)U. MI Therefore iiieretoie, put ,.nt vonrself yourselt
right on the books, and take advantage
of the new terms.
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Many goods bought before the !
sold at old prices, C. A. Davis & Son
Greeuesboro’, Ga.
The. Globe.
While in Augusta last week, \vs
enjoyed the hospitality of Mr. Frank
Arnold at the Globe, and return our
thanks for the kind treatment receivt .1
at the hand of every one connected with
the house. Mr. Arnold is well known i
to tbey nearly to his all house our citizens, always and when j I
go come away
fully satisfied that they have h;td the
beet the land affords, ar.d the best
treatment from all. Stop at the Globe
wlica you go to Augusta.
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A Household need.
bockun the Liver, its disci-'cs and
•luff?' treatment shut Free, lheludb.g
treatises upon Liver Coiuplaints, Tor¬
pid Liver, Jaundice, Biliiousness, Head¬
ache, constipation, Dyspepsia, Malaria
Ac., address Dr. Sanford, 102 Broad¬
way, New York City, New York.
Feb.L1880.o-t.
The* Augusta Hotel.
Lart week, the Anguita , papers . m-1
formed us that Mr. Wdb.-.sa il
would retire from the (uatugnuMMl a.id ■
proprietorship of the Augusta I/.d:-l j
on tire first of this mouth. We have
often enjoyed the hospitality of Mr.
Moofe, at tin Augusta, and hear of his
retircin nt with regret. lie has always
kept the Augusta up to the highest
si a::-lard among the best hotels, and
many a poor man lias had reason to he
thankful for his generosity. Wherever
be may go, we tender him our best
wishes for the prosperity and success of
liitasdf and family.
For Colic, Dysentery, Teething and
other diseases of babyhood, always use
Dr, Bull’s Baby Syrup.
Religious Services.
We learn that the Pastor of the Bap¬
tist church has started the plan of hav¬
ing religious services at some private
bouse every Wednesday evening. The
idea is a good one ; and we hope will
meet with a hearty encouragement |
from bis church and congregation. It!
Las long been a reproach to our village |
that there is kept up no Wednesday
night prayer meeting. The fact seems
to be a reproach to the piety and intelli¬
gence of cur community, we are in this
particular so far behind other villages
that are less favored. There is, in fact,
no good reason why one or the other
of our houses of worship should not lx:
open every Wednesday uight. We have
liesides the eloquent pastor of the Bap
list church, a number of church mem
bers who profess the gifts of speech and
song to a sufficient extent to render such
gatherings interesting and profitable.
Two Organs.
Regulate fir*t tiie stomach, second the
liver : especially the first, so as to perform
ffiiS twenSeths^of all
tbe ills that mankind is heir to, in this or
tion to these two organs.
i’o the I>aclie«.
Any Lady who will send me the
names of ten good farmers, (either
white or colored) ail of whom get their
mail at the same post office, and give
the name of that office, including county
or parish, aud State, shall receive from
me, by mail immediately, a handsome
and valuable present. Ti v it, ladies,
A postal curd is all vou will need for
the purpose. An opportunity but once
met with in a lifetime, and no risk,
A-ddress, J. AY. AVARD,
P. O. Box 19, Indianapolis, Iud.
Jan .21,18-50,n-t.
Terms Reduced.
To aU advance paying subscribers,
Tiie Democrat will be furnished the
J elay payment - ve;lr t /°„ tm r the end T of ' 10 the f year wll °
Will be charged Si.00. We shall be
forced to erase names of all who do not
settle , , from our , books cannot afford _
; we
to furnish u paper for nothing.
It matters not how hard and dull the
times arc. all hands will be found tmsy
at ... the store . of . ^ C. A. . Davis tm ■ & t Son, 0
Greeuestioxo’, Ga. The right kind of
.Musical Contest.
We were pleased to see upon our
streets the other day the pleasant face
ofC.O. Robinson, the enterprising pro
of “the Music House of the
South,” we have learned that it was
the object of his visit to be present at a
trial of Pianos, the contestants being
one of the Beaty make, direct from tiie
factory in New Jersey, and one of the
Matliushek make, furnished l>y himself.
The contest was held in the parlor of
Mis. Dr. Reid.under the skillful manage
of Mm Dr. Ho«eil, of White
Plains. Owing to the inclemency dW^ of
the the weather weather on on Monday Monday the the day a,v ap
pointed for the trial Dr H. and lady
did not arrive until Tuesday. A select
circle of amatuers and professionals met
at Mrs. Reids, and after a full trial,
uurnl B w men liiucn good . music mllsu . ...„ was s
called forth, the preferance was given
’ the e sr.iiiiusuea.
Montreal Heard From.
R. L. Mosely, of Montreal, Cann' -, cer¬
tified Sept. 27, 187!), that he had suffered
terribly Cri Xtys*? from dyspepsia, and was coui
and I now suffer no inconvenience from
mating hearty meals.” These Ritters are
a ]s„ a spe-fitio for all skin diseases.
Jan.7,18H0.li-m.
“When the swallows homeward fly,”
8 f be time when Coughs and Colds
beam to appear. Dr. Bull’s Cough
Syrup cures every case. Erioe 2o cts.
Hy Universal Accord,
Ayer’s Gatliartic Pills are the best of all
purgatives product of for long, family laborious, use. and They are the
successful
ebeinical investigation,and their extensive
all use, civilized by Physiclaus nations, in their practice, them and bj j
proves the best
fcal ta,,le Sbme^candevise^Miig'purSy lmrm tlieir vege-
1,0 can arlse ‘ ro,n use - In
person, knowing their virtues, will employ
them, when needed. They keep the system
in perfect order, and maintain in healthy
action the whole machinery of life. Miid,
searching adapted and effectual they are specially
to the needs of the digestive appa¬
ratus, and derangements timely of which They tney prevent
cure, if taken. are the
the best and safest physic to employ for
children and weakened constitution, where
s mild, hut effectual cathartic is required.
For safe by Dr. II. 6. Minith. ^
Married.
In White Plains, on Thursday night,
22d ult., at the Baptist Church, by Rev,
J. H. Kilpatrick, Miss Claude I. Moore
and Mr. tieorge IV. Tapjwn, were joined
in the Holy Bonds of matrimony. The
couple we.’e attended hy the following* Hannah
h F -> and gentlemen: Miss
u y ...... .. ,. n d Mr. M. H. Moore, Miss
. .. ;■ and Mr. \V. M. C. Hand,
.! i.'.'.a hb.ore and Mr. A. S. Seals,
y i* Kh'.v and ilr. Jt. VV. Grant,
i.-vias there Misses Mamie and Mattie,
si )"iS of the bride, aged respectively
i lea and six years, were standing on
either side of the minister. The
Church was beautifully decorated with
evergreens end flowers, a large and taste¬
fully finished aich was erected just in
front of tiie pulpit, under which the
brid.l couple stood. The ceremony
was short but very impressive and
solemn. An elegant and sumptuous
repast was given the newly married
couple, and the evening was spent full
of enjoyment to all. Tiie couple carry
to their future home, the earnest wishes
of alt who knew them, for their future
happiness. Mr. Tappan is one of our
most popular and enterprising young
merchants. Miss Ciaude has lived
in White Plains since childhood, and
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We, congiatulate Mr. Taopan upon
securing for himself such an accom
pli bed young lady. May their lives be
KtfSrSSI St'Lr S
zation.— Greenenoo.o', herald.
We beg to tender both our congratu
lations and good wishes to our young
friends, and to sincerely wish them all
the happiness that two young, loving
and pure hearts can be blessed with in
this world.
For Fifty Cents.
We will send, post-paid by mail, to
ai, y adrtress, a box of seed worth at
retail 81.U0, in order to extend onr trade
a,lt ^ lbat every one may he induced to
give our Garden Seeds a trial. The Box
contains one packet each of Cream
Sweet Corn, Webb’s Perfection Bea,
Excelsior Large Hat Dutch Cabbage,
Ivory Pod Wax Bean, Nectar Musk
melon, Texas Mammoth Watermelon,
New French Breakfast Radish, Acme
Tomato Turnip/Bn-ian Mammoth Hybrid Swede
Cucumber. Thepack
ets are full size, and the 10 varieties are
put up in a neat box, and makes a very
attractive present to any one who has a
farm or garden. Catalogue for 1880,
free. Address,
g. Y. HAINES & CO.,
j 41 North Front Street, Phila., Pa.
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We call special attention to the new
announcement of Messrs. C. A. Davis
& Son, of Greeuesboro . Their extended
catalogue of Garden Seed, which they
wished inserted during January,
driven out for the present the
announcement with four divisions,
which they promised through our
umns. liead their catalogue in this
! sue and plant Landreth’s Garden
only, in your garden this season.
SHORT SAVIXUS.
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“John, how did you feel when you
took chloroform ?”
When letters are sent to us, the mail
: is the best vehicle.
The weather began a grand burst on
: Sunday night last.
j John W. is about to apply to Edison
: * or a as gas machine for bis elec
tri** liorS6*sbo6
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sueotme , s day will soon be here.
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‘ Want of confidence, want of confi
dence > ,ir ’” M ‘ Z ” “ ta ruinin « tl,e
«»«“““ y < ,u,, f l m * n °‘ act f** * jall 8 , >- country demanded , \ V1,y a guar- ’ sir ’
a,ltee "
.. oi smaU-gratn,” . „ said one of
farmers a few days ago, my gram
there am tmor’n’nothcr
‘
«” colored request
j aVe 8 Ut gon * « mto
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. uud obligations for pub. docs.”
ag:uu er
T j, e young ladies and gentlemen had a
plgasaDt dance at Dr Farmer , s on last
Fr M a y evenini,.
jt will probably not occur again in an
age. The first day of February,
year, was warmer than one of the days of
lust August.
Several of our citizens ara about to
send for a tar-lcud of eoai to kaep from
getting coid.
If tiie musical gentleman who tor¬
tures that “b flat” brass horn all day in
hearing of Tub Democr at office don’t
quit, we wish he may “b” blessed.
Wednesday morning, the coldest of
the winter—hut as fair and bright as a
Georgia bride.
Senator Don Cameron is billed to
pass us on the Ga. It. It., next Friday.
Judge Pottle was hi Augusta this
week.
Prof. Rice says while he docs not claim
t° . , “Wheat,” , . „ there ., is . no chaff , „ among
the grain. ,'
Judge r . _ Hammock T , , is . busy getting ... out
invitations io Judge Pottie’s levee, to
co,no 011 *’ie 2,'Jd inst.
T. Sam Taut, Esq., of “refrigerator”
fame, tas opened a Turkish hath In Au
gusta, and proposes to wash everybody.
See big, red kliard for particulars.
Tuesday was sale day, and nothing
was sold. •
A very pleasant sociable occurred at
Mr Darracott’a on Tuesday evening.
Any druggist will tell you what he
knows about the merit of yhriner’s
Indian "vermifuge the popular remedy.
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49,P99 young ladies, 40,099 young men,
49,999 married ladies, 49,999 ’ married
men, 49,999 ... olu ,, ladies, , 4,,9 tr , jJ old men
to makeall their.purchases during the
year'.880, from C. A. Davis U Son,
Greeuesboro’, Ga.
If you are troubled with Dyspepsia,
pam in the region of the Heart, Liver
SAKFS ifSJET&JX
scare, but break it up at mice by using
Dr. Bull’s Baltimore Pill’s. You will
thank us for tiie advice.
Personal .tlcailon.
Col. Milton Reese, of Washington,
Ga., v.as in town cn Monday. The Col¬
onel was in his usual good health and
spirits.
Gen. Toombs was mot by his carriage
at the depot last Sunday, and taken home
by the land route, there being no train on
the Washington branch on Sundays.
Judge William Brooke and lady, late
of Sharon, have moved to Crawfordville,
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Gol. Ilenry Brooke. Judge llrookc is one
of those genial spirits who scatter sun
shine wherever he goes, and to say lie
;»»«>““•■ '■ *- f *'•«
feelings of all—troth old and young.
We take pleasure in acknowledging a
v '°it from Bro. 1). II. Doster, of the
:
Harlem Columbian, and can assure him
j R iat ' b' 3 visit was pleasant, and he will
always find the latch-string of The Dem¬
ocrat hanging on the out side to the
editors of our live contemporary of the
famous name. By-the-way, we would
like to know if brothers Doster & Shoek
j j ley Ordinary have yet of succeeded that county in convincing that he the
was
neither Solomon or Solon, nor yet a
grand-son of Lycurgus? However, the
matter is of little importance to us, ex¬
cept justatia est lex Itgun.
Gen. C. W. Gauss, M. D. LL. I)., A.
M., A. B., and Y. M. C. A., the prince of
commercial travellers, was in town on
‘ Tuesday. Will it be enough to he
| say
told us several “new ’uns ?”
Miss Lucy Doster, daughter of our
long time friend. W. T. Doster, of
Greenesboro’, and Miss Lizzie Cooper,
two of Greenesboro’s faire3t daughters,
j and Miss Willie Darracott, visit of our town,
j paid us a pleasant on Wednesday ■
Our lady friends are always welcome.
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All Scientists know the proneness of
j insects . to deposit their eggsin
C
jj G( jy y Tffink of this and £ive
; guriner’s Indian Vermifuge
i ally to your children,
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Axes at old prices, trace chains,
old prices, turn plows, rooters,
bull tongues, shovels, sweeps,
all bought Ijefore tiie rise, and at
prices, C. A. Davis <fc Son,
Ga.
Sharon Department.
I ITEMS REPORTED 11T OBSERVER.
February 2, 1860.
January is among the things that
are past.
| The Gypsies telling fortunes, and
trading horses in our county.
Mr. Tobe Thomson will soon com
plete bis new dwelling at Sharon.
f Fox r««- i hunting — seems to . , be the rago
■ around our village.
Mr.o r , rei „; t „ tW0SU)?
.i f ’ 0I> C£ar r ‘ "" iIoore 8
* *»*«•* voJmMI x- , ti , wan waated . . «I , Jury > whcre
and ‘ wrlllive TJ. ^ with his has brother, n,<> ' ed t ? Mr. t W,a Tom ™ n ,
Flynt.
A party was given to the young
people by Mr. K. 1, Kendrick last
^ ^ B Splendid tU "°
was the result. 1
A cold spring and late frosts, is anti
cipated by soi^e for 1880.
earlier this year than usual and with a
. .ttendaiio 1 4 ~
g ;
bread; “Mister, lam hhngry can't you give me some I j
and have no money,”
getting to he a frequent saying at our
doors ' f
New York and Chicago men have
invested in gold mines in Lincoln
county.
Cannot soars one in our midst corsti
tute theinselfts into a committee, and |
solicit aid for the cry of help from Ire .
land ?
We are soon to have two saw mills
near this place, one south, run by Messrs.
O’brien A BfUle, one north, run by Mr.
Branch.
Miss May 1). Davidson, late of Winson,
Massachusetts, is now assistant in tho
Business Institute at Sharon, Ga.
There aro v Inore bachelors In this
neighborhofil than any placo in the
State, and, they all testify that leap
year calls Five been fewer than they
could have expected. Como, young la¬
dies, you s' mid not, lie so timid when
you can in ke those about you so happy.
Mr. Tyn Ellington, living near this
place, left I is home last Saturday, 24th,
to come o Sharon on business. He
has not bee,, heard from since. No one
has the Ieaft idea as to what lias become
of him ; he leaves a wife and five little
children. (
It seom9Jike the wet woather has set
in at last, ihe hardest rain of the season
fell last ui.-M.
r t
I shall he ati&ent from homo for some
time, und %>y store .11 L cloned except
on Saturdays. My accounts will bo
foundAn the: hands of Mr. Robert Gunn,
and those who owe me are requested to
come torward and settle, lam in great
need of money.
I cb Fit Mrs. M. A. AS KINS.
Jury Lists.
Tl:s folloiting ia the Jurymen drawn
to servo at tho next term of the Superior
OH-t IO. «, count,, Feb. A W,
GRAND JURORS.
Jno T Chapman, Jas M Triplet,
j. is A ( - ox It T Edge,
David A Moow, Thos J Stewart,
Geo E Griffith, Jno M Poqs,
S W Chapman, Jno T Allen,
Jas O Brooke, Benj It Reid,
LA Moore, Sylvester Stewart,
} T W Morris,
Jos W Farmer,
Jesse Asbury, Jos T Harrison,
Reuben J Mann, Robert S Taylor,
Geo E Downing, G Tucker,
Romulus Fratier, Ross Gunn,
YVm J Norton, Chas T Lucas,
D A Williams, Edmund Golucke.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
W A Beazley, J?” Henry T Rhodes,
Albert B Stephens, Walter A Mershon,
Thos J Evans, Thos J King,
Reuben B Rhodes, Julius O Jordan,
B F Wynne, Solon W Fiynt,
Wm T Chapman, E M Stewart,
Jas L Sharpe, T W Tutt,
John T Coopel>, .lumen II Moore,
William Wall, Jas M Meadows,
L B Taylor, John II Jackson,
Joseph II WbhrSsr* Arthur Ogletree,
Monroe T Gofl’jm, W A Stone, Jr.,
Frank B Taylor, W A Branch.
Jack Davis, F S Hester,
Tillman Moore, Linton S Dorsey,
C T Lunceford, Tims J It)iodes,
Samuel Johifeon, Henrv'pjportwood
John II Stewart,
Cotton Market.
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CORRECTED WEEKLY AT THE DEMOCRAT
OF VICE.
j CRAWFORDVILLE. 1880.
Crawfordville Ga., Feb. 4,
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CORRECTED WEEL'LY IJY me, OoCAR
HOLDEN, R. ft. AGENT,
, Amount received . , to uate , last ,
2,640
Amountrereivad tod iteDres
en t year, - - 2,811
^ moun ^ received since last 31
! le R° It 'i
AUGUSTA.
: CORRECTED WEEKLY V.Y BENSON 6 MEHCIKR.
j ^^“Muary, r ^yowiA, Ga., leb. 4, 188U.
- 11KSH1J
Lo W Middling, - 14 ( 0-12
Middling, I2j U
Good Middliiig, - i
Raytown Department.
ITEMS BY RAYTOWN REPORTER.
Raytown, Feb. 2nd, 1880.
Raytown Department missed tlie
mail last week
4Ve learn that Mr. B. C. Dyer has
the measles._
Mr. Chandler, of Raytown, is very sick.
Mr. Tilman Moore hurt his eve very
badly last week, while working*at tiie
saw mill.
Mr . v
church last Sunday, to a large
galion -
*'• »• trey, of Raytown, will give a
Party Monday night. We
' Vlsl ' the young people much enjoyment.
The grain crops in this part of the
are looking well. The farmers
are still grazing.
Raytown has more horse-traders
any Village to iU sizo in the
Mate.
Misses Mary Harrison and Mamie
Edwards, of Warren county, is visiting u!
W. bo,. th„ „„t
I* ieir last visit.
Eaytown School , opened , two , weeks
a jS° with fifty pupils, and now numbers
s *xty. We are glad to know that tha
I”>opio of Raytowj are aliye io their
0VV1 ‘ inlerest in bui5din ^ «P a
among them.
When we look round at tlio colored
population, and see the interest they
manifest in educating their race, it
ought !o aroaso th0 of every
true citizen to be up and doing e . Dry¬
thing in his power for the advancement
of education in our midst.
C.
FASHIONABLE
:iry Gooim m
1879 . Grand Fall Opening. 1879 .
FALL AND W J NTEE GOODS.
A $mOGO STOCK.
EXTENSIVE AMD WELL ASSORTED STOCK OF GOODS.
Limi r.r,unn imam lyr.iAlt,.
COME AMD SEE MY ASSORTMENT!
1 have Just returned from the Wholesale Market and have taken the utmost care in the
sided. I on oi my extra huge stock for the Fall and Winter trade, and am now prepared to
offer to all
UnjpaE'mSoSScdl bargains 2 1
I have selected my stock wil.li special reference to the. wants of tho people in this
vicinity, and confidently believe i run give satisfaction to all.
STESE
Dress floods, Domestic (ioods, I*i■ f, <‘ DomI ;, Ladies Gimda, Di'iit.iMiood..
Buy’s mi<| i ’liiMrec.,’ Goods, Clolhing, Hats and Shoes, Jewelry, Notions, Trunks, *c
Full lines of
GItOC MUIRS AND PROVISIONS
I also keep ou band a full supply of
FINE FAMILY GROCERIF c r
Ifow Prices.
I have put my prices flown, not only to suit the times, but Just fi-f low as the mirglr,
will admit, and as cheap as any lum »; on the Da. It. it. I hanking you for the po>t
favors, 1 hope in the future to ’ ill merit a continuance of your
GOOD OJpjLlSr3£<C>JSr m
I intend that
NO HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY
Shall offer greater INDUCEMENT*-' to its CUSTOMERS, and 1 ask you to
Visit Hly Store,
give me a trial and bo convinced. C. MYERS, Crawfordville. Ga.
oct.3-'79-t-o-o
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ANTOINE POULLAIN,
Cotton Factor Warehouse and Commission Merchant,
CORNER JACKSON AX l) REYNOLDS STREETS,
Augusta, THIRTY Georgia.
Having hr*- in the otton Business fur liio last YEARS, and thinkalieia
fully competent tu obtain the top of the market for all COTTON entrusted to Ins cure.
Planters Consult Your Interest,
and givt* me a liberal share of your patronage. sep!2,'7l> w-m
Jas. F. Macbeth & Son,
31 ATT R ESS Yi AN i; I'ACTU RERS,
-ADD DEALLEBS IN-
FEATHERS AM) REDOING GENERALLY.
Ne-.K tatdlMAHBURY STREET. AUGUSTA, GA.
I Mattresses from %'i, up to 8.% 'b :>r,, and $19 to 412.
j For so lie Cotton, I will luinuh good ticking and make l good Mattress to weigh
.
.I, l -...a fuinLi. 1 Maurer to weigh 50 lbs. good ticking, and
. »hip to any place ou the Ga. It. U., or its branches.
Satis i actio 11 G uaranteed.
Give me a trial. MACBETH & SON.
j juneG,’7&-j-y J AS. F.
I Notice to I lectors and Creditors.
GEORGIA—Tali.vkf.rko Cocstt.
4 LL persons holding c'aiiu* against the
1 . V rotate of Janies II. Flvnt, late of said
county, them deceased, are requ ited to jiresent
to the under-ioned duly made out, and
; *h persons indebted to said Estate are ie
< V u ‘* lei1 to make immediate payment to the
undersigned. JOH This Jan !«. 'sj»
N S. KLVNT, J A (I m i n is
Win T rl.VNT, } trat ors of
A. W. J4i..tt.UOX.) J. H. Flynt.
jan2t,'80-b \v
“MUFFIT.”
-THK
Savannah Weekly -Vows
Of February 7th will contain *he opening
chapters of» oharming sc-riai story,
J^T ^A^Zinia.l J.JB vTl-.WTU^ ^ T "
or rawwtu*, «*.
Author of “My M......daughter.” “Af
a " < ' u ^”
rl „. uffi&'Ynd
accomplished m?4 lad; - previous productions,
mul for the rare sucEairifl'to literary treat that pre^rethem
tt?KwtaitaSl» awaits them.
and to issues SMSUh^S?.'
tun of the Weekly News ami
Money be ...........
lived Viter, can sent Expiess by Money Order, Keels
or at our risk,
J. H. ENTILE,
I»n 28 , 79-t-o-o Suvannah. u a .
Music Card.
Mrs. E>'&\ Farmer,
If TILL open her MPMC SCHOOL, on
receive next pupils Monday, either the at home loth inst. she will
or at MRS.
ALI.KN BKAZLKYVS residence, as may
le st, suit tin) convenience of the pupils.
Her record as a te teller for years is within
the knowledge vielniiy, of the citizens of Crawford
villa and ami she hopes to receive
a liberal share of the Dollars public patronage.
TERMS.—Two per month.
