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About The democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1877-1881 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1881)
The Democrat. r ■=» hJWafl Youg & Co., Proprietors. ! < ruwr.ssnt.ji v'n * prruw*TiTi i ir^i. bc 1 i"~ . Foisted at the Post Of#re at Crawford- j rlile. fix., *« H»co ikJ Class Matter. / We hope that all who are in arrears for Tar OaaorarT will promptly pay what thor owe. We give our trailers, with no uMbieoei eiiargr, a fuajk-rdouble Reform- 1 j - o '* with far more than double the amount of netding matter. We wish to j igeita live, progressive journal. All ! weask i»n the part of subscribers is the | protnpi payment of their subscription* i nl.tt W. r.'raham. f 'orresponding Editor, . EDITORIAL BREVITIES. 1 < has been suggested by some of our contemporaries that the inembe latum be paid a salary yearly—for i d .lance #SOO. We would suggest that a • axonable per diem b« paid for the first thirty days, to lie reduced monthly there¬ after, until they are starved out. The patriots who cry for retrenchment should I login on themselves. When the average, egielatnr has Ida allowance for drinks n*d tfeu at cetra* of life at the Capitol cut hort, he la apt to fold Ids tents and steal < ntly sway. MxRcxu.ns E. Tuoit.vros and Mite. E. C KeT«».KVoui>, were married at Bridge wstcr, N on tin* sth in«t. Maui ki, LtJft, it Yfciii Ih* retttffinber^d, was once con- ‘ ncctcd with Thk IH - mock at. 14c went io Washington a low months ago as a press corrrapimdcnt, and while there , ( , eitr. rl a comfortable place in tlih Pension Biireau, which lie still holds. The bride wm (jtiite an attraction in Washington j last winter. (She is handsome, intelligent, of fine social position, and is poseaseii, we •retold,.*considerable roes..a. We think • great deal of Mahcbu.us, and rejoice ! i in hi* luck. May fortune continue Ul < miln Mknn ^ him 1 The Atlanta Produce Cotton and Stock 1 Exeltangf, J. K. (iuuimliigs A nmna gera, has coilapaed. The cause oasigmiil la Ilia recent heavy rise in cotton, t he concern Imd branch houses in Rome and AuguaU. The Exchange for the );i*i t,*o years had prospered, aud during that time had al sorbed nnmeiiae Mini* of inony lost on tutnrw. More heavy operations In lures were perhaps conducted through this finutha. any otl.e, source m j Mr. J. K. Cummings who is a man, was muse engaged in the same line in New York. lie la reputed to have made a million there, all of whieh lie lost in spocalatlon, mice losing #000,000, at « sin gle stroke A fresh shipment of t,0o0 Chinese will strive in a few days at Nan Francisco, w> *noe they will be sent to New Mexico Texas to work on the railroads. They will be paid »1.2C per day with transpor tnllon to the scene of their work. At this rale they will soon become bloated nrlstoersts, nnd acceding to the enslmn of thalr rase, return to the Celestial hire to end their day* m luxury. They llvu on less than a tenth of wluit it cost* is keep up tile average American, lints and mice, form their daily food, an.l a •tout tom-cat la the choice delicacy on •tide occaslomi. Thalr ability t > work to r lower wages than white laborers is the true lessen of the anti-Chinese cry. a nt. ,, Paul, (Minn ) uewspaper offers a a fSOO an.» reward reward to VO the me tli-l m»t person a„r,,,B In (p that that r- ltr 1 :' • b, ; rB '* r W ' T,r - *..... . ............... expenses of a trial. If one should follow, are also guaranteed. The vigilance nf its citizens ties been Rivstiy aroused by this tempting offer. Tito effect need not lie pictured. The havoc is fearful. Through the long watches of the night, the sounds of sharp shots ring out In the stillness, and dreams are made hideous by the ■bricks of wretched tout cuts, exaggerat¬ ed by the dozing citizens into burglars. We doubt if there is any one more wel¬ come then these once nefarious visitors, nnd the number of people who prowl avound in night gowns, and lurk in dark corner* with shot guns to waylay the unwary burglar is doubtless alarming. Wk welcome into the editorial I'Diiks the 4.ztir of Russia. who has just started a newspaper Of Ins own \Yc have not yet r t r:r‘ n rr list, - it is ! to ,a ! be e ,>, a v>UDfiay * cw, 1 “ *" tuoni- our in affair. Issued weekly. He Is generous amt sends three or four dead-hwid eupies to every village of the empire, where it is read in public. He thus socks to gain the soft side of his subject K.-iling te cmsii Nihilism liy the swoivl, he uses the miylit ier menus of punters ink, and the assassin falls bcnentli the "heavy' editorial. The editorial corps, of course, dwells in jeop¬ ardy. Each associate requires a body guard, the local .tree d to the teeth. »ud when ids Imperial Majesty, addressing hi 1* ! rs "devil," says: "Hence, Uraliows b. tu the eompoeieg room -td hither promptly,! charge titee,with . turn," the youth must needs se< >, the e> cert of a squad of infantry. We extend fraternal eomrratuUtions, and hope that time may prove to Ins majesty that "the pen i* mightier than thu sword." A CJf [ \ f 4 * '’ / ( // \ WT t r In another column will 1 h< found an U, "‘ " - ■ ■’ lh * i ,t '‘ h!V - Ae« -'tupa ymg tins a», .'luit s a m.wf toaeti-ng , al for .ud lt describes the suffer mgstrf those uufouaiiate people. It is a lum.wtng picture of distress, Macke,,sd very mark »f« treme suffering and want, they crowd around the railway trains, begging for bread. An appeal comes from tire Mayor of Fort Huron for help. He ***** to the tetter nature of Uks American “people, and we trust that from every generous heart there will be a response. Richard 8. Jeffries, a wel! known member of the Atlanta bar. committed suicide at the Alabama White Sulphur Springs, on the 8th iust., by cutting bus own throat with a razor. For some time he had suffered greatly from ner vous dyspepsia, and this malady is as sigued as the cause which moved him to the fatal act. His remains were brought to Atlanta and there buried. Mr. Jeffries was widely known m his profession. He had won great reputa tion in the defence of several criminal cases of magnitude. Notable among these ware the cases of Jake Stafford, Julia Johnson. Sam. Ilill, and Cox, th< slayer of Alston—all aievs celeb re in nur criminal history. He was a man of fine qualities of mind and character. II is heart was warm, his nature gentle, and his sen sibi 1 ities as tender as a woman's. Ilis mental gifts were of no common order; his powers «f oratory were rare. A ll , these, combined with ambition and [k i. severance to a striking degree, gave earnest ol a brilliant future We well remember his early triumphs, and the impassioned eloquence which brought him fume. His name was on every lip, and his life seemed fraught with piorn iae. Little did we dream of its tragic ending. Upon his friends liis death fed with a great gloom. None knew (,j,„ W( .|j did not love him ■ and the multitiido who will ponder over saU slory or his fate, not one will follow him to ll!S IH«t, long With aught, hut pitying words. As in lift they loved the man, s> in death they will cherish his memory. And many ni.uiy soirowing ti.us have talUn, and will yet bn sbt-d over the eold form of “I’lior Dick .Jeffries.” A wife and one child survive him ’Pile former before her murriage—four years ago—waa Miss Hattie Gould, of Augusta, a young am,' lady of rare intelll genoe, of weaKh, fine social .nisi WHAT SAY YOU TO A HOSPITALt It is well known that in this, as in adjoining counties, there ate many destitute and infirm persona of both races who are muble to supply them selves with the necessaries of life. In this county they arc now deiwmdent on , Cliarity. . tt It was was said said l>v by Christ Clnist 11 *" 101 sl l,u< " H l* WI1 1 > ou - Ihl * w tl " R of ol,r coiui.runity as of “ ,1 otlioiH. In many counties tli^y have provided hospitals for the pom. It is suggested to our county ootnmis sioneiH that they take into considera¬ tion the propriety and expediency of —««* - —..... th.s county. It is n question which should Irn gravely considered. It in VoiVcs inattcis of economy, *s well as i humanity. I We mean only , to , call ,, attention ,, , to this subject and to ask whether it ™ 1 MU 1,1(1 erw >« '* muikwIicu in the e„un» ‘ mi,lt > lo ukw , ’ !U ' e of lh ® class to ' vbow we j ,efer - lt 19 tr,,( ' u,;,t Uteir number in , our county is not great, but when the cost falls on particular individuals if often bears heavily. If sustained by the general tax would it not bo more ! equitable and more consistent with i our fiee institutions ? * * i VAMP-MEETIXG. j With the profoundly religious feeling which prevails in this county, \sv are surprised at the absence of ;> camp ground. However beliefs may differ, there are few people raised in our j j Southern country who do not enjoy this time honored custom, its good features are many. Friends and neigh , ’ ors « n,l ' , ‘ 9 d'staut .. . thus . gather and , s l' eni1 this 0hO8pn spus ”'' 1,1 r, ‘ st , i i ot communion. Friendly greeting s(H ' are exchanged n .hv ideas are gained. the young peopl« learn to know each , other, the old revive the memories of "auld lung syne;’’ and refreshed in mind and body—aye, in heart an.l spir it- the goo 1 people go back, t- i'-vir homes. ,,, Well .. do . we remember , our first visit to camp uitv ting. Well do we recall the picturesque scene Which broke upon re- as we reached the camp 1 K «l a i.ie soft . eptemtier moon tight. low wildly solemn it seemed. The sober features of the hundreds 1 . .tt:, the at <S t),e ,|„ Loth. <• lor, It light )i!i * n r 1 ,,„ their faces Ut f- • the Uu Ch '“ . ' « e Mho preacher jis -................ » •* mterruptiiig -sound save the UP fl r fuM l.ear.s. or tlie e’.umed - s of the re peniant biva-t. ;!.«• o’.d time hvmns wioeli tm ogled their melodv with wnu the me - s.glung of the p:mw till they echoerl afar off in the ancient forest-all these ran w forget Ui« gathered at the tents to partake of the roa«t pig and peach pies of mother!v Marthas who looked to the creature comforts of the preac hers ana atten ding fr.enda ; or the sparkling eye of the maiden who bent beside us at the hillside spring, as pure, as buoyant as its bubbling waters. klmlrHl thoughts ; and many a reader will join with us in the half sad pleas¬ ure of those sweet and cherished inera ories. A GENERAL RAILROAD LAW. T he tedious character of our iegisla ^‘ on 15 more apparent. The pres¬ ^ session, after a prolonged term, will close with a mass of unfinished business. Much valuable time is cou sumed by the slow machinery of local legislation. Expedition is needed. Economy and the pioper conduct of public business alike demand it. llow shall we attain it ? The question is of vital impart. Tlie burden that bears most heavily is special legislation. Here we must. strike. In no way can we reach this end better than by supplanting special K'gislation with general. Instead of" fifty bills to the same end, let one law lay down a plan or a principle to settle all. In no field could this policy more l’ r0 P er 'y '>e«in than with Railroads. The applications for charters at this session would fill a volume. The Rad¬ road committee are overburdened with work. Much of this matter must fail of attention; and where action is taken it is often slow, unsatisfactory, or ill considered. The result is the Injury of Public no less than the capitalist. H this be true now, especially will it be true in the future. Railroads will yet be a greater factor in this state thM tbe * ever have been in the past, We need a genera! law with a fixed nieth odforU,e incorporation of Railroads, which will expedite business, and lift- 1 l°" 110111 ,, ll . , , ‘ Ll - ' ' clique or party, give equal justice to fivery applicant. We need a law which will give the ea|>italist the menus to obtain a chiir- 1 ter without the detriment of delay, whether the Legislature he in session or not. Esjiecially is this true when the sessions are bi-emiia). We need a law which will invite capital, stimu ! late late cntcmri.se enti r use, nreveut prevent mMiO|a>ly mouobolv and uid t develope the latent riches of the .state. | It is no visional v scheme or untried —ei T S '~i: York it l.H. been in succwsfui 1 ...... “ f ’ „ r Mlir(l thirtj-one , yearn. In . Ala- .. | .Texas. Florida, Maryland, other stntes, it low met with like sue ^ Tbt vxm ^ u ui UlM0 kt ,ites HeJHmmstVHies U>tli the necessity and practicability ef the law That such a law should lie fully drawn is unquestionable. The ex L l0|n|lt ineorpo „ tiont and at munn Ume ffuard the interest3 of lllB puMk , ; ^ , ay dowu tl|(J tr „ a ()f the State c.„,„ is the gnuitisg _________ Of corporals {tow- . i « rs the arUc , M of lrcorDOra , ion "** e,om «* lh * i "™ 1 ” E ’ good faith, lie filed in tlie office of j Secretary of State, and duly advertised h| Ulb liwb ) ic ]f tt , ert , bt . ol) . I jeefion from any quarter, let there be I a way provided, that it hvav he heard fairly upon its merits. We need* law that will facilitate the eapitalbt and , give full protection to the public. With the enactments of other Ind¬ ies before us, and a knowledge of their practical working, a law fully up to this stun 'aid could be framed without trouble. Sue!', a law, built up from Salines *’f ail others, ami wisely amended, as the experience ol *' lllll: * Ula dictate w i! give a - symmetrical aud perfect system, We ; h "^ [hi * s tri> may be taken. The- .v is !,t !l ‘ ast W01 tl,roflriil! • *»•> no ono will Question 1 ihp invHt great and hist- last ing benefits to be reaped f rotn its suc etxssful operation. For Falling, Premature Gvay Hair Use: i London Hair Restorer, insures new London Hair Restorer, growth. 1! e London Hair Restorer,si ores the col¬ London Hair Restorer, or,F.xqnisite London Hair Restorer,dressing. The London Hair Restorer, only cleanly and effectual Hair Restorer in’the n ,u : - ket. A toil at luxury entirely free from all obnoxious or unpleasant odor. rsis and kewmmk.nd it. Sane eight years ago my hair com inenced falling; top i became quite ltald. 1 applied London I air Color Restorer. My hair not mdv atop-.-.d falling, but is I10w growing finely and I consider it an T'ir'usd .Ala-1. .M 'n* D druggtst, 1024 ’tbl'")' Ik-acli street, rhiiuuelplm. I nee i.) cents a terribly.'symptoms r.-i-v 1 wore moisture.mteuse Itchine.iw.ticnlariy a: msht. > •re-.-sa. &c. way tie’s Uiut ""“lerfcUy. JM. |j Iler . t)06 M.like; Street. I’lnlalelphia. Swavne’s Ointment is sold hv all drug ' gists. MRS. LYDU E. PlwKHAM. OF LYNN, MASS. ( ? % M, I i MS COYLKKn or LYDIA E. PfNKHAM’S VEGETABLE CCS£?QPKD. The Positive Care For all Female Complaints. Thla preparation, a* Its name ffonsifft* of Yweretabte Properties that are heurndess to the most del¬ icate Invalid. Upon one trial the merits of this Com posmd will lysree jrnl* d, as relief is imme-iiato» and rVnittMtsmnunud, i. niwry nine««e«inn ban. at-nreM* ~-i-»:ii ter to!' ta the couatr/, e. win -nr- s-.err-ij- worst form of fauuw of the ntrnn, unoorrie,a. tmvghr ud pwinfui spinal weakness, and |h especially adapted to ti* chMureof ufo. it win dimoivo »ns expoi tumor3 , fromtbontenMinwnewrirstag* ofd-mdopenont. Th» j Um0rs d in fact it ha* proved to bo th* (rr.*t_ wt and boat rewdy «.at has ever teen discover trrsrat: | r^Sr 8,or-lmu ^“ d, ^ TC * w “ It cur^3 niottinp, IRodfU’hf**, Nervous Prostration, firaemJ Pebffltj, Sit rpkH-mv, J)epTesi*ioo ft ml ludi re- That feeling oft. anus down. €.,1*111* pain, weight and backa.'hr, ic always i^-ivnaiicntiy curodby it, UK. It willot all tim- ,■ an.liinderall rirvimlstan, wa, art m harmony with the law that governs the , 'Tr'sSlTcompuint. of either »x tu. con.ponnd uuu*t»rp «—ort ’ Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound 1« prepArrd at MS3 And 236 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mam. Price $1.00. Si* bottle* for fLOO. Sent by mail in the form of pills, also in the form of Lozenfr»*s, on reeeipt of price, $1.00, per Ikix, for either. Mrs. 1’IN'KIIAM free’yenywersallletfersof Inquiry. Send for pe m w j»hlet. Address as ahovo Mtntion this paper. No family should be without LYDIA E. PINK HASP i w> vnr;i.i-'i. Th.y ,.nre coiweipnuon, muomaex. M4t»n«i:iy«tth.uv.r. wesurerbo*. ^ Id 1 I>r. II. M.Smlth, Crawl ird ville, Ga. Lamar, Rankin & Lamar, Wholesal agents, Atlanta, Ga. . oct.27,’80.i-y. ’ TUTT'S 1 &hhKK& PILLS g __ | _ _ _ INDORSED BY 1 , buv«ii*iinc oiconvum ren GREATEST MEDICAL TRIUMPH OF THE AGE. SYMPTOMS OF A JL^fap TDPPin S*.L LIVER !"bow ,,o^ . nlall rt j ■ JPgup t o ihcHead T'Ai^Paii' 1 , wit h pc. nonm , the hr.r*\t under tho ehoiilder* IrrlUhTTItv of torr.pV.GT.ow ipm's. Io*a SERIOUS DISEASES HILL SOON BE DEVELOPED. •turheaaea.ooetloaeefr&rtssiiclaaoluuiga TtTTTS FILLS » r * especially adapted to of feeling a* to asUmiah the a offerer. ISESSffl^JhelKSStK: Wt. ! TUTT’S HAIR BYE, Gray Fair or Whiskers application changed of to aGlossy Dyk. It Hlacr by a slnarlc InstaHtaneouslY. jdps imparts a natural color, acts $1. Hold by Druggists, or sentby express on receipt of Office, 35 Murray St., New York. M Dr. TCTTfc liiali of V«lK*bfe !*anutkw «■«! K KUmAiI lUwIpta will be mailed FKKS o* *ppllf*Uo«.# April 8, ’81. j-y. ,Kl DNEY-WORT.f DOES WHY? s WONDERFUL *r. ★ CURES! * Because It set* on the LITER, BOWELS t on*'* and KIDNKVS at tke same time. Boeause it cleans os the system of the poison¬ ous humors that develope in Kidney and Uri¬ nary Diseases, Biliousness, Jaundice, Consti¬ •t pation, Piles. or In Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Nervous Disorders and Female Complaints. MX WHAT PEOPLE SAT : , ★ Bfclans had been trylnf for four years. - Mrs. John Aruiul.of Washington, Ohio, «ays her boy wag given up to die by four prominent * ghjtne lajTA and that no wua afterwards cured hy M. M, B. Goodwin, an editor in Chard or.. Ohio says lm waa belief, not expected to Jive, being bloated a beyond but Kidney-Wort cured nim. Anna L. J&rrett of South Salon), N Y., myr . that seven year* suffer ing from kidney troubles Hr and other complications was ended by the uae of * Kidney-Wort. JohnB. Lawrence of Jackson, Tcr.n., puffered for yf»ar*from liver ouil kidnev trouble* ant’, ■ after taking “barrels of other medicines,' ea, y Kidney Wort mmdeliim well. 89 * Michael O to of Montgomery Csnt.'r, Yt.. Vt ★ pnffered nnoble eijrLt years with Kidney-wort kidney d«Bcottf him and wo* to work. made *• weii tmerer. rCe*. 7^ Q z rn > i O CL -i - ■ i i PERMANENTLY cures * KIDNEY DISEASES, * LIVER COMPLAINTS,, ■ . I • [Constipation and Piles. U ! t * || * fesBSJKSff-dsrgsy pwu. ■ 1 W»U*. UlCHABBSOXACo., Prop’s, * * -□-^- * ♦ ¥ • 1 Dw.i.i. , bu.j-y. ---- <sh5r.tr _ Trtci+i+YI+P ---- , | 1 HF .-v - -■•■ft ..ol will open *** " \ p * “•••• 1 ,, Knowledge is Power!! J the People know what they can buy for a Nickel from the FIVE CENTS COUNTER! Two boxes blacking; Three good cigars ; Two nice fans ; Sir cakes of soap ; two quires of paper ; Two pack envelopes ; wash pan ; covered bucket; tea tray, pocket book ; a good wood pipe ; nice jumping ropes and book straps forthecbil* d:en ; a pretty China-limb doll : flour drelge ; tea strainer ; pint dippers ; quart cujis ; pn/.e boxes ; Two spools good thread ; one dor. basting thread ; nice tin pn; coffee pots ; one yard rutfle for neck ; a nice rubber dressing comb; large t.ie : combs : patent nutmeg grater ; one pair scissors ; one cake white castile soap; one pair ehilds hose ; one pair ladies hose ; scholars companion ; butter stand ; dress protector; coffee pot and sod iroustand. Garden trowel, potato grater ; shirt fronts, with a great many other tilings which we invite you to ex am!ne - C. A. DAVIS * «JO., Greeuesboro’, Ga. Knowledge Is Power!! J^XFORM the People what their money will get them from the BARGAIM TABXiES Of C.A. DAVIS & CO. Calicos 41 cts per yard; Muslin diets; yard wide fig«red Muslin lets;wide Victoria lawns I lOcts very wide striped Victoria suitin'* I5cts Grenadines 5, 10 and 124 Cts per M »telasse dress goods acts.— '• ^6 grass cloth 5ets per yard. Lace striped Huntings 10,124 us'much). and loctsfworth twoand three times All wool ““T fianucl and all wool plaid Cas SJfnere Gent's lOf linen CxCRltS Cants WPrir (>0cts. 40ctS Gents p©F ViVl.l. 30 and Coats 73.;ts. Torchon Rices 8.jets' (niceioc Vermicelli and Rretonne Lace Mart's l'Jcts. Handkerchiefs 2jets, Large handkerchiefs 5 aud lOcts Red Bumlannu hail) kerchiefs large sizelOcts ladies’hose Sets; nice hose lOandlacts.! Gents' half hose acts; good ditto 10 and loete. Gents’ Suetienders u^panuers. 1.K.IS. Iocts UraCWS Graces 20 and , oOcts. Photo and Auto-Albums I ... ' lU0ut halt pi ice. Large r American , ^ x > «imi o»octs. l!!- lin milk .Chatter- buckets ^’ _ ^ * milk c 3 - ' u pan large 15cts. .Square and oval pans good size 124cts. Glass ! i INVENTORY. In a few days we will be at work on our annual Inventory. Many of tke items on our Bargain Tables have been markeddown to prepare fisrottr Inventory and for the arrival of a very large Stock of FaU and Winter Goods, which our imyer exjiecU to select in person. Many other lines of these Bargain Goods have come from the Auction Rooms and Trade Sales in the Eastern Cities. Hiere will be continual additions to these Tables and Counters so long as we have time to keep them going. The people are requested to secure as rapidly as possible a share of these Bargains before the rush of trade compels us to close the cheap Table for thu season. TURNIP SEED. ( „ ]! ir ? ,0!> of . _ 1,lrni . P „ ^ Pe 'l , reached us from Philadelphia,July 18th, 1881. w « e offer the following kindsEnglish Yellow Ruta Daga; Improved Yellow Ruta Haga; Garden Rota Bag*; White Ruta Riga; Globe; Norfolk; White B°ck; White Mono; Yellow Aherdoeii or Scotch Yollow; Yallow .Stone;Cow ge't them'from ra,3tl1 seul floro reIiable ^ h^se wrudoog good seed eau u C. A. DAVIS «& CO. y.n. There is scarcely a thing that the trade demands which can not f ° Uml °“ r in>mwiSe ffreatly v*rlod Btoclt. U A. DA\ lf5 I CO. Gieeiiosboro , 0«4. (irpwieslioro', Ga., Julj 1881 BMID & REIB, Druggists and Apothecaries, CRAWFORD VILLE, GA. A FULL LINE OF Drugs, Chemicals, Perfumeries, Soaps, Cigars, Etc. Also Dealers in Fancy Groceries. A call solicited, and you will be pleased with our goods aud prices. W© keep only the BEST GOODS. W. R. BIBIB * Will keep constantly on hand a full line of the FJLNEST BRANDS of WINES AMD LIQUORS In connection with his other business. sep2Stm IMPORTANT ■o NEW GOODS Arriving, and to be sold LOW FOR CASH! Positively no Goods delivered until id for. NoSamples sent out. Call, look and buy. AT W. R. GUNN’S. sep'2 oW TTT H I-. s, T I A* v ot , rs „ ir ,,, hv malr ^rtiden , m monev wheii a ,ba, "'’ ; Offered, thereby always keeping P-verty from your door. Those who al t: ke advantage of the good chances d„ ^.rssyr^atftets; >t such chanees r improve remain in their localities. The ^ own business will nay more than ten times erdinary wages. tn t outfit and all * you need, free. No one who en pges fads to make money very rapid .{• Tj<;u ran devote your whole time S2!, tortianrt *5^ Maine. >«*» Srra»jr NoT.l,’80.j-v. & Co.. preserve stands locts. Good blacking brushes loots. Hair brushes 15cts. La dies gloves’ lOcts. Misses gloves lOcts; Kid gauntlets 40cts. One pair large shears tacts.Nice hammer lactillatch etSOcts. Children’s fine Slippers 75cU (worth $1.36). Ladies’ shoes Tocts. La dies’checked top Gaiters Touts. Ladies fine shoes (1.30 aud 62 (worth 2.30 and :i-00). Child’s fur Hats 25cte lloysand .YltMJ'S YVOoi iiiitd-icH:L6. l>leiiClY6u IM* mask linen Towels loots. Tliennoine teis 1.5cts. Thenuomeiefs and llarome ten comb. nedoOcts. Spanish Lace 20cts per yd. Table castrars and cruets cotn I’^te SI. Accordeons Tocts. Geuts’ job H-'ts ^ne-half aud one-fourth their There are hundreds of items which cannot be mentioned here. If you will, kind reader, make an examination of 0UrB<l, S-“ u 1 ables "e thuik . hj tlmuQpres . , j ston made upon you Will he veiyfavora ble indeed. Those who have purchases to make should not fail tose 3 our cheap Counters and Bargain Tables. V. A DAVIS & Co’s. Greer.esbo ro’, Ga. II. II. FLYNT, CHAWFOBWVILLE, GA. Dealer in Fine "Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco. A full line of Salmon, Lobster, Clams, Corn And other CaDned Goods, Pickles, Crackers, Etc. I keep only the Bes* of Goods, and respectfully Solicit your Patronage, H, H. FLYXT. Sept.9,4-\v. 500 MILE TICKETS. ! GEORGIA RAILROAD COMPANY > i Office Ge>eb'l Passescek Agent, S Augusta, Ga., March 2,1881. MU iwanch^S B TTr vvtq THmS^S a® Hly P B f D and DOLLARS each. These tickete will be - issued to individuals, firms, or families, but not to firms and families combined, £ R DORSEY MarchlOlfSot-ore General PaasemrerAgent 6 g BarSoap4j«Y Greenesboro’, c. A. DAVIS & CO., Ga.
