The democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1877-1881, November 12, 1881, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextThe Democrat, ~ ~ Edward Young & Co., Proprietor v *ohi» M. Graham. Curir.-ponding Editor. SATURDA Y.SOVEMBEK 12. JSKlT « RtMHWIlVll.l.E rilST-OEHt OTFirK Horn*. Wpe# at TAW A. M , *'!e»«e at #A0 r. St. siSliat «<>r «.» tMen from itSO tin * *. sr, and «Otl 2 “»itt y uur Hair” Ker|> It llrantllal. .The ‘‘l/indon Hair Color Restor er."tlie most delightful articieeyer InduMueed tothe A met iearr jieonlfl and i>totally different from all oth¬ er Hair Restorer*, being entirely free fn.M all impnre inijre.He,.ts Witt r«*nncr articbf* fi»r tt»r Bairotmoxioii* Wli»*re ImMrresH or fallinic of the hair «*xi*t*, or |**r maturely grayiiess.lroni -i. knessor other eanses.lt* n»e will restore the Wealthy natural youthful growth, clert eolor. and the cause aip a . -ing sr Won. all impurities, dandruff, A. .. •t ttremmre hair time a tu«Mt pica in* and lasting (Ire-sing, fragrant. *iri d e« rtlc I e in* ev! *r y to’let ^ Ask your druggists for London Hair Rl-storer Price, 7A cents a hottle. six bottles, 81 Main Depot for the btates.Aio North . Sixth Ht., i-Tutad a. nttglHvl LOCAL NOTES. -Ilenrr Williams has la-cn very sick -John W. Kent i* uonlumd to hi* bed with severe Illness -Mr.tieo M Farmer who haa recmtly boon nulle III tm* room .-red -Mrs. J. tku-luuo left Monday on a v:.*,t to tier s«nl» huwly In < onyers. — Mis* Annie .1 Hardaway is in town on a vtsiVta tier rotudn Miss Altie Held. —|j««vt has been granted by the Oidina ry tosndl Hie estate of 'I'. G. Klllngton. —The cotton receipts at thi* place for the just Week were 2*7 bales. • -flf. T. 4nlin*on was in town Sunday on a'visit In Ins mother Mrs. Ihillne. —(Jiaude Holden is still i|uite 111 II,. it suffering witn a combination of feVer iv'Wl ttut mumps. * —Mm. Cat|Mt. Mj:er* I aft- *»t Ttwoiatr on a visit to Angiutti Slut whs asx.otupn tiiid by her muttwr, Mrs Lsvy, of that city. -Mrs. (ifilnce JoHUMMf, of Sharon, wlm h»s iHien here on a vi.-il to her mother, Mr*. Boline, Jett List 1 ne*.hiv. —Willie Bird and Matt .1. Shields return nl fnini the Exposition last Sunday, well jthsmeil with their visit. —Mr. Itaniliiiph Tuppan of the cntcrpili. pig tiim of Tappatt Bro. A Co., was in to\v*i last .Sunday. —'Chu euuuty-lms just |mndiased «, large ami handsome safeof Mn,k r. B ihni.uin <k (ill's , make it Weighs 4,2*10 iim. '—Mrs Hot jus, of Atlanta, who has been mi u visit to the family of Mr. K..Uoiueke, returned Imiim last Monday. —Mr. Stephen* leaves for Washington Monday, via Atlanta mid ‘tin •Ati -Line —Mr*. MuUluty, of Norwotwl, wlmb.is Wn on a vUlt to Uor <ltiimbwti Mr* T. F. Ihlrtlow, Ti*itittii*il lothnt |Wnct» lant Sumliry. — W»« wUh «<Miit»fciiutky iUkj>ojmhJ tiu*i>H wmmiIiI pr**w*nt' U*—til* iNlitorlal * foiuo — v*lth u\ mmi 4 liulf. <loz«*ii elinljH. W T \ lmvt* bot, at present, got any seats for our vis! i, 4)weii Tl. Misiie lm» received tl e a|i ppiutmcnt of Admin 1st hi tor de bonis non for tli« estate of Magnard t InimUor, deeeas •tl ~Tlie-auutton of the -goods belonging to II. A. W illiams' estate is going on as we gp to press A laige crowd is in abend ■nee. —Messrs. K. V. luut-C. T. llruwne lune the oontnot for paluUng Dr. Smith's build tag A large portion of their work has ai rvml) Ihwu luiislust and rufleet* great eretli on Bruit shill, Die graining and line work I v*r\ tnuulsorm l\ done. —Tii» tra» tlier*y vxpliriniim thegreat rushi.o C. A. Davis A- Co's.' Greensboro, i* (air dealing anti very tow prices. —Our hitndsimtH ami genial friend, Joe. V, Darnu'ott. now piutw lot another \isit to Atlanta. We may add that the Expositlmi U not the sole attraction l'< rbum nut. tin* nthwiix im*nl of A. t>av s To., oi Ciift Dhbtno, i».v -Mr. M s. Same who I , n will. Mr .Sb'pltwia for sum, weel, p;.-t a, one .. clerical corps in the j icp.ua sm i f fortheomlug work has returned home —JinI^v AU'\. s. Irwin of Atlnnis pasx tl throuuii last vSuntlrtv on his way to hold wirt at Waahin^Um. .lutl.ip* Foitlo will not pivslde owing U» th* illness of his dnugh ter Mrs, Andeisam. —A largo stock of furniture and house keeping goods, Vr ty ulicap, ('. A Davis ,v t to -tte nre gl«t , .. I a- rr'fuw. .4 ... Dr. Artlim c; It,-;.,lev toins.dd home He has n-mov,*t from Union 1‘oint and wjll Irewrf tor rt*sid«» In Crawfonlvtllo. whorv ho will pnretiee hi* profeaaiun. Dr. Beaxleyr is an experienced and |K>pulirr phy.-i, inn and his many friends in this place will lie glad to leant of the change. -Thomas sevens ,4 thiscomitt who lu lH*«*n ftDsont at MilloifjjoYill* lor sovoral mouths t»*st h'tumtHl last wook ittiicli im pn>v<Nt iu miiuf iunIVhmIv Whon he loft ho woljghetl i.lD Iwv Ho now piUis down tho ^calo at IftS. —Childs’ iutor hat< C»1 conts up. Hoys wiiitor lists >5 mui :c» cents ui». M* »> wintvr huts 28, 38 ami 08touts up. at C. A UavU A t'o s., t»iTH*D>\*nm, tia . *«« »> (hcm-ches for 1 tin............. '.‘LT to Iwve their U*oth aH«*u«h«l to l tn> tlnn^ ;»n more injnrums to Uh- lu-alt':. tar dvtnut more from comCtwt and comeliness than had teeth. Neglect or provvastmatUm me tlie oaus.- of greab-r pain and e\|ien*e Have your teeth treated at once before the cold weather bring-it* train of toothaches, iieu ral^itt amt kindrest trowblos. Vou can tu»t Ml Nttut dMiliM than l»i l*ar»ioi*> t-i flCWV .HIU .4 TTif.r lilitir — I^ani U«»w t*»«;o i‘|iu»r ttM*“hwii time*' by a^ailin" tIt** aiiHouncgurefit of C A. I la vi> A Co., of «jrree*iifeafi>» ^>a. —Col. das. Jl \ Wide! I who ha* been with Mr. Stephens a* Mr of hi* staff in the prcjia ration of hia fortheomusp work, re turning to hi-holm-in Marietta last Mon¬ thly night fie ha* lieeii in bail health for some time, hut at ftie time of his departure ............ eompamed by (’apt. Alexander Mct'uilwh, i formerly of Texas, now a resident of Man ! ,. tta _ , rllaU <f o!ruaI >* fl „ m the rhrnp, Uoak* from . auction room, very » Si.M up, walking jackets ami nMeretU at C. A. Davis A Co s., Crocus- 1 boco,(la. —Mr. M A. Tlmma*, a brother inemlierof tin-‘art preacryattve"arrived \ Sunday / even tug from . Augusta. . lie ,, I* at , present mW. ♦ iug ns at “ tiu; ' litaocHAT Vo olhc ^ ‘ ' handsome safe of -sm Moaler » llahriiaim A l oV., manufacture ahich vvei^lis h**)lie. We are glad to note such evidence* of in creasing prosperity. People who do not make money need m. safe —Thousands of yard* of remnant calico IX cent* i»r yard. V. A. Davis A Ci„ ! ‘'"Vr'vV'l-ar’clM of the property of Harry , UBt wwk ’. i ThwKent place hyp A Caldwell for810.7 , ^ ^ l*., ori ,s,. u pi,d by . Jsaar Tahir to W. A Branch for J1.7.7, and r( . r(i||Usd , Tllo , Aki)ls i — Heid Held have just recnived some primed.....so and a full assortment of fai - 1 ey ci ackers and ct. lined goods. Also some fine stationery and fancy goods. | | —Hon. Alexander II. Stephens haslieen j [ appointed by the Court of Ordinary Guar dian of the minor children of Harry Ste¬ phen*, his old body servant, and “major | domo" of Liberty Hall. —Reid A Bei i have just received some prime cheese and a full assortment.of fan ey crackers ami canned-good*. AJsososnc line stationery and fancy goods. — Hr II. S. SitfUb \um hasDil tlir Hl«lmnl*rt huUilhi# ml joining tin* ('rawfonl vill^ llolt l is luuinR it coiiij»h*ti lv r«n»o\ii , j , u . wiu , 1K(rtl0Il .„ r<wUU , n ,.,, A „ „ H111 iis the iinpiovemeats tt „. . ..mplete.l lie will remove his drug store to his new ijuarters and make considerable additions to ills stock. The change* made are <|ulto extensive and the building hereaf ter will present a very liamlsnnie apjiear nine. —Gran tevilie Heav. 7-8 Sheeting (> I-2c (iraiiltevllle H avy t-t SheettngT 1-2 cents at C, A. Davis ,k Co’s., Ureensbero, Ga. —We learn iliat l)r, Linton A.Stephm will probably make Crawfordville I is j bead*|uarters for the future. Though the duet nr has hut recently entered 111' pin fi-s-ion, bln career Im* l ean rjitite sttcce s j ! Ini ftiul For In* Ii«n w»m coiiNli>f»ral>le n pnt \ t ioii. wimp iuomUeh pn?*! hi* bus !>**« n i»ii\ fin** ju-ftcUce Ht W mmI block hihI intlu* iutJoinitiRcountry. Wo |iH* III in liWHtoil permanently with U4. —Reid A Hi 1! have just received mm e prime cheese and a full assortment of f r. ey crackers and canned goods. Also sum • j rt »* «ncry and fancy goods, — A small boy came nearla-ing hurt Hv a | f ill w Idle jumping from the train a* it was leaving town last Tuesday. The habit, of jumping from tin- trains is a bad one, hut wo arc sorry to say, is much practised by some of the boys of onr town. We would i not be surprised to hear of a serious ncoi . dent from this cause. —Mr. ('has. Bergstrom lias purchased a place of property containing .ton acres more or less and formerly owned by ,1. T. Maim, for $1,81.5. — A great deal of gmm tl and State new, was necessarily eronril •,) out of tills j Issue to give r*om for local ami more im¬ j portant news. | — f rw» D. Co^h\. oim* of onr most ponulnr j position, mnn. am] N is on skipping a vlsii to the cotton Ex around Atlanta There will he n haptidng nt Level Bill fro’ored) Bsrdist church to-morrow. It I* expected that a large number will hr immrrsed. —Our frit'll ! Mr. .1. A WcOououcli is for tho W ook.v IYotroit Free Prett Heofforsjrwatliulucrmetitstojnihgcrihfni. —Mrs. 5V. W. Simpson, of Waaidngton. Mr«. Simpson and Miss Annie Simpson of Notnsiilga. Ala., were on a visit to Col. John t Stephen, this week. They re i turned home Thursday. _ A rleh J<lk „ ,,„ vH on 01 „. nwtm . uv.-k. Somrwfor hi* position re stralns „ s fr „ m givin him ^ budly abm\t It — Mr Casper Mvers has a onrlosltv iu 'hnpe of a bob-tail,si pup. It was whelped that way, and ia only about as large a* n common aired rat. Three of ,scse pnnfde- were whelped -two minus the caudal nppendaee one in full pos sesalon of tint article of beauty. The mother has a I nibbed tail. Uarmriu should have it. 11utiiitjj Piles—?*\mtitoms amt Cure Tht* sYmptoiYsarc nioiature, like i»t i rsi>i j ration, iut«*ns<> itwhing. iutT^asatf in | ssart, "' rv *-ri..n- result- mav follow . “ All-Healing Ointment “ is a plea-ant si, rt » curt*. VKo for TVttor. Itch. Salt Rheum. Said Head, Erysipelas. Barivrv* Itoli, ltlotchcs aH Sualy. Crusty. Cuta aeons Kru r tio,K FricoVOvnu. :t tmx, ft‘F 5l.do Soil ov mail to anv Hthlr**'" on receipt of prieo in eurrenev or tliivc cent im-iafpy stagnps Norrli l’rcpar-'d only bv Philadelphia, V- ' *• ; '‘A bom^ .;xth vis *h« sta-et, uhi he addressed. 5old\D , '-i| f K .r-nt Dnis* .M YKtCS 6c MARCUS, MMUittS IS DRY GOOBS, Notions and Hosiery, boots, shoes, hats and clothing. * npHE UNDERSIGNED would r. -pwttu! y inform the merchants of TAiaferro I ami »*iiojnfiijf count *■• that tlo-.r Fai; .-trick i-. been now brought t - up re<v. to v»->i, tUia awl market. in price A a „,| assortment is inefpiah'd by any that has ever special leauture of our business is the estdlishment of a WHOLESALE 1H)()T,SHOK A MHIAT HOU SE Entirely distinct from our Dry Goods, Net,on- and other r<jntn.itr. in own store wiil be found the largest ami best -elected -toek of SHOES and II ATS we hav ever had. and we feel satisfied that it will be to the interest ut parch asers to im-pec our stock i>efore purchasing elsewhere. * MYERS & MA ECUS. September' 1 , 18s!.—yj. 2 k! and 2Hn Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. / l»oe». WU»t it Kidney-Wort moves the liowela reg ulariv cleanses the blood, and radically gravel, pdes mus headache and pains which are eamedbv d cored liver and k dheys. .j.,..... ........ | litv( , \^ Ai cured—why should you not try it ? TMiur druggist will tel! vou that it is one of the most successful medicines ever known. It is sold in both Dry and Hvuid fo.rn, and its action is positive and sure In either form. Dallas, i exas Herald. To Ta* I'uji rs o) Taliaferro County. 1 wil'"tend the time for flying p.y. tivelY "nst > at wide it t m" K.V.x rav V.’^k, wilt mis ' cl.we Ja< tio»H\SL T. ’ C FailtaJ or ifray h.iir (jraouaijy ers its youthful color nufk lustre by the use of Parker’s a-hn.i-lljl Huir Bn’isum, an ole zant dretSMiilf. for its purity and rich lume. Kl DN£Y-WORTk H □wonderful DOES WHY? * CURES! tlecMune it act* on the f.lY£R, BOWELS * I ami KIDNEYS st the ssnio time. Bocauso i t claansas tho system ot tho poison¬ * ous humors that develop* Id Kidnoy aud Coneti-1 Uri¬ nary Diseases, Diliouanoss, Jaundice, patlon, Piles, or in Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Norvous Disorders and Female Complalnta. 8RE WHAT PEOPLE SAY ; * Eugene Kidney B. Stork, of Junction City. Kansas. Vhj sajN, Wort cured him after regular mot ana had been trying for four years. Mrs. John Arnali, of Washington, Ohio, says her bor woa (riven up to die by four prominent I j I I physician* kidney and tltui he was afUT waids cured by * I Wort. M. M. B. Goodwin, an editor In Cfcardon, Ohio. Isay* he was belief, not expected to Wort live, being btoateu r~| beyond but Kidney cured liim. rn j Anna L. Jarrett of South N. troubles Y., says | [that land other seven r»mplkatiou* years buffering was from ended kidney by the use of * Kidney Wort. j LJfor I John B.Lawren-o from liver of and Jackson, kidney Tens., troubles suffered and □after years “barrel* of other mediclnos,” Kidney taking Wort made well. him * Michael Onto of Montgomery difficulty Center, and Vt.. suffered eight years with kidney him “ was well nimble over.” to work. Kidney-Wort made as 1 Ta y •Jr pcsmancntly cures * KIDNEY DISEASES, k-jConstipation LIVER COMPLAINT8 and Piles. II ] tin ISTlt Is put up in l»rj of which Vegetable rnakt Farm <t* I [of nit-dtehie. ran*, oue gackagc Als«»In Liquid Form, « six quarto Con I * I cent rated, for those that cauuot readily very pro I I pare It. L~Jtfr U It acts trith equal efficiency in either form, ■ GW IT AT THE DRUGGISTS. PRICE, $1.00 WELLS, UH’IIABDSON A Uo., Prop's, QCWIU send the dry post-paid.) M’BUSCITOS, TT. €L II. U. -mj I\ IT—KUOUS Tpst — imnnillsi Mild , *5*l08 , JUOVC th;lt .. priCCtf . of 1 hill 0» UUll Organs, for HUTUC Ul:ik6 ami tyle, are from 20 to 30 per Cent, at “The. “usic JJJ mse of the South” than elsewhere. G. O. ROBINSON CO. L. P. Q. 8. Large Cush Contracts with the beg n.auutaelnrors and Large Sales at “Th Music ouse of the South,” eiiaMe G t). BOB 1 NSON ,V CO., tosell Supeiio Fiaiuis and Organs at less pi ice than i paid by small dealers. I fi i >v_. M i/ gl r. M. II. o. t s. (L <). KOHIXSOV ,v (TO Null ill Tpy. ” * as. AhiUruu. ^ikuns.ts. Loui.-i.um, Mississijipi, Florida, ami in even South Stnte north of Georgia. SigusU ^ justly claim to have “Tlie ~ isie ™>use of the ^uutlu* El. I. •;-v**r ! | sa i : . si b.U,> »•*** ** “ -'mog - ,p. n o Bmnos r ........,-™’ and Organs, ■■■ Mosvu! Li.-u mneru.s.Sh.et Muvv,Mu< Hm-ks and In s; Italian strir.rs, ‘Th In’ 'n>e ol tW v>mUK ' I lUIUt^ l\M ! . eiKUWliff ^ * Bv . TAYLOR, U» only author 'ed Tuner of the Mvsfcousa of ti c oath, Augusta, Ga. G. O. HOBINSGN * CO. 1< . > Lathe ,. Irai St. Laltimore. ,, - ___ T It , is . , with real pleasure that I add ray testl iminy to the great virtues of Aeamf^iic < abpecihc * for Nemn\g& and Head I aehe. Such a rem ly i S a blessing,tod all ■ Term ,houhl keep it on hand. . .1. ii. Ridgcly. to Hutchison k Bro., I Proprietors, Atlanta, Ga. Sold by all i LA 'igg!-ts. JS|() „ , , , , ,, ' $ fil.fble -'ruplion- ;ei’cm u^tiiV' tie mo-t hn-i„e» s that any one can on , vatty in. I ce b_-nn-- so easy to .V.V'idiiii't'lii Vr B.‘. Biiv'im !■ V ' i (--‘^rcVt one" laH fit from i^lfug v -r work'. t ■ r No can | who to Women arc «„ ’^Man^mvVma^a" ‘ tin- hadne-* over osehumivcd doltarg in j a -ingle w-ek. Nothing like it ever known b“f«»rt‘. All who rapidity ♦‘tii'aij** av« which surprised they at j tin* **ase ami wilh are ;**!»;** to make money. Vou can engage ; m thi * hushie.-H during your spare time ,at gr. at profit. Yuudo nothave ,o inve , nmdv if immev‘%hould wVite to' A furnished free. Addt Tic k A Co., Augusta, Maine. Noy.t.’SU.j-y. J (M *7 Outfit S' lit free to those wh z> h to • V )engage inthe most pleasant Everythin *> prof table business known. liewi t ipita 1 not ri (|Uired. We will furnish you everything. 810 a day a id uj wards is easi¬ ly iiiade wit,lout staying away lrom home ■ dvr night. X i ri-.K wh. tevi r. Many new workers wanted at once. Many are mak¬ ing lortimes at the business. Ladies make * much as i.n-n, and young hoys and girls yinki great pay. X > one who is willing to work fails in make more njom-v every day th in can be mtnie . a we, k itbinv ordinary Hit plnyieeot. Those who engage at once will find a short road to fortune. Address 11 Iiali.ktt A Co., Portland, Maine. Xov.t.’Mi, j\ MRS. LYDIA E. PIMKHAM. OF LYNN, MASS. i ;.4 • ' W**M 11 >- i/A m lMSCOVEUEK OP LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S VEGETABLE COMPOUND, The Positive Core For all Female Complaints. Thi« preparation, aa its name rtyrnifles, consists of ^etaltle Properties that aro hannlc?58 to the most del iratDlnTahd. Upon one trial the merits of this Com pound will be reeogniztvl, ao relief ia immediate; ami *h©oltBuaeta«hntttmed t ta ninety-Sine in a haa. drrd, a permanent curt* is uffectod,os thousands wiH tea tifjr. On account of its proven merits, it is to-day re cominendetl ami proscribed by the host physicians in the country. It will etiro entirely the worst form of falling of the uterus, Leucorrivea, irrogular and painful Menstruation, all Ovarian Troubles, Inilammation and Ulceration, Hooding, all Dinplaoements and the eon KsiMWipliud «•»»«•, mmH» espeeiaUy adapted to the Change of Life. It will dissolve and expel tumors from the uternsin an early stage of development. The tendency to cancerous humors there is chocked very speedily bv Its «se. m fact it has proved to he the prreat Mt ami best r<*tt«Hly that has ever been discover (Nl. ltpenneates every portion of tho system, and given new r lifeand vigor. It removes faiuMie**K,flatulency, do¬ st roys o !l craving to r stimulants, and relieves weakness of the stomach v It cures Rloatinp. noadaches. Nervous Prostration, uen.rai ortUKy, Sieeptaisness, Depression and indi gestitm. Tluvt fueling of bearing down, causing pain, weight and backache, ia always permanently cured by Its use. it? vittlat all times, and under all cirrunistanr ces. act in with tho law that governs the t.mai, ForKidntyroi^iiainr.of rither »i thi. compound Is unsurpassod. Lydia E. Pinkliam's Vegetable Compound la prvpared at 233 ant! 235 Wostorn Avenue, Lynn, Mass. Urioe Si.cX). Six bottles for f5.00. Sent by mail in the form of pills, also in tho form ofI*uxengee, on receipt of price, $1.00, per box, for either. Mrs. FINKRAM freely answers all letters of inquiry. Send fur pam pfalot. Address as above Mention thin paj>rr. No family should be without LYDIA E. r ’EtKHAM’ LIVER PILIA They cure Constipation. Biliousness, ami Torpidity ot tho Liver. 25 cents pur box. Floreston ► All Farmers, Mothers, Business Men, Mechanics,, who are lired out by work cr worry, and all who ‘aremiserable with Dysper ia, Rheumatism. Neural >r;ia, or Bowel, Kidney or‘Liver Complaints, youcan beiriviconited and cured bv usimr PARKER'S GINGERT0N1C, j ’ if j-ouare wastmgaway with Consumption, Age, ’Dissipation or any weakness, you will find Parker’s .Conger Tcnic die greatest Blcxni Fertiliser and the ;Bos* Health & Strength Restorer you Can Use, .and far ^uperievr to Bitters and other Tonics, as it •bull i> up the s\-stcm, but never intoxicates. 50 Ct. ;.tnd $1 Hiscox & Co.. Chemists. N V. PARKER’S fS-Ur!S£f HAIR BALSAM 6R. BUTTS’ morn -Tr At all Chronic thn a^i Diseases, curias?complicated and enjoy* a nation rliyutatioa tha esses. sltPISCHETI ON"'-EXPOSURE 1 . octio , treated wit a s^c cess. withe Pots ■ocous SSSte Medicines, XS^Lilii "U“s r i: k from the efieci tints for buxine-** or rcamii^. 7 ‘rmanently cared. PATIENTS T E - AT_E_p <N..ii»u5ti!ii)U t* rref* ARSwe-rs! ioMria* trexf $*. Ld *» of es-t iritis hr nibcuB ng M«t wati'r : ' ress m *1 j ,»•< T-frumKi learn »t ; t«n .iJxae.latfr. xE.vnltf - Id «r«S a« ii*t It It i i* ifceiratMir**,^ their nnt wMrew, a InRhf t.« « r w. t.«•«(.:. -•'« *•'!(•■ » »wi Uf4tho «tosW aid hfA^d hr ry— J DU- lilTTK 1* Ncrlii nh su SL Louis, Mo. WAY, TAY.YAHILL & CO f *33 and 135 nKOAI) STREET, Attl STA, GA., MANUFACTURER.* AND DEALERS LX ALL KIXDS OF Carriages, Rockawav s, Buggies, - Plantation and Road W agons, arts Etc. ilanufacturer’s Agents for the sale of the Cortland Wagon Co.’s Spring Wagons and Buggies, ^ ilsou, Childs & Co. s Philadelphia Wagons, The Lightest Draft Wagon made. They Also, the Webster, have Hammered Hickory, and Our Scrap Axles, and I z. Make of One and Wedge Spoke (Horse Wagot s Wheels. We keep in full stock, at all sizes on hand, tom prices. We have added to our stock of . Fine Buggies and Rockaways, ' 1 Line of Cheaper Crrade Buggies, ^ a ^ e .Vr!° Ut with special regard t° theQualitv of the wheels, axles, SI>n,,£s ’ wlllch " e W 'xJClman AnX,^,!^'^old" S ^ 0f Cincinnftti ' • Also, Trunks. a Full stock Coach of material Saddlery of and Harness,Bridles,Co/lars, Whips Buggv Umbrellas ' Also Uatiwr aad every Tacking description, Rivets Cloths.l’aints, Lacing, Coaoli Varnishes. > and Hooks and Punches * Iulla “ Ueil r P , and Soapstone Packing. 1 Als “’ ° ak «»•;! Hemlock Sole Leather, French and American Calf and Kip ,n ?R£ ,,d *V at fu, ‘ ' stock Sll oe L:ls,s Jatest st >' les j ust r«ccived. Send orders, call and , - - on yyrr or see us. Our prices will, at all times bo Sept22yl SHottoiEML Prices. JAMES G. BAILIE & SONS. —DEALER IN— Carpets, Oil Sloths ? Window Curtains and Shades -ALSO- _ Wall Papers anti Borders 713 BROAD STREET .,A^SS E , 80 N?S AUGUSTA, GA Feb.2.-i, : 81.j-y. ORDER YOUR SAW MILLS & GllIST MILLS, Cane Mills, Gin Engines, Cotton Screws, Shafting Pulleys,Hanger’s Journal JUDSON’S Boxes, Mill Gearing, Gudgeons, Turbin* War Wheels,Gin Gearing.CIIEAP ! GOVERNORS, DISTON’S. ' IRCULAR SAW,and Gammers and Files, Belting and Babbit Metal and Brass Fitting. Glnbe and Cheek Valves and Whistles, Gauges, etc., Iron and liras* Castings, Gin llibs, and Gold Mine .Machinery, from GEO. R. LOMBARD & CO., FOREST CITY FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS, Near the Water Tower, 170 Pen wick Street, AUGUSTA, GA. Repairing Promptly done at Low Prices. July 15, ’SI. j-y. “RicliarcVs Himself Again!” —DR.H.S. SMITH. Proprietor oi the OM Reliables Brag Store. (NEXT DOOR, BELOW THE HOTEL,) amipiw yy £ QHlJ r* *r\ T* — v *>■ f IJjXi^Tj T * GOERGLA. TAKES this methodof informing Iris many friends'and customers of his ENTIRE LY RESTORED HEALTH, and with it his WONTED ENERGY, ami desire to »e goods, etc. They will find him at his post ever courteous, ami ready to serve them With thanks for liberal patronage in the past, solicits a continuance of the same. Begs to inform them that in addition to tire usual full line of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC. luillll, tllCV ill UUll . L llUSftlly FUil 0 otOCK Hi* HlWiiys lifts Oil YN Jill Of LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS With something specially good under the brand of OLiX3 ^TESO^j^IFL HYE and Also a full line of Tobaccos. Cigars and Cigarettes, With many other articie» IX .VXD OUT OF DRUGS H. S. SMITH, Crawfordville. Georgia Mar-25, ’81, k-ni, Hie “WHITE Sewing Machine. Tlie Ladies Favorita! Wm Because it is the Lightest Running the most quiet; makes the prettiest stitch ; m 1 has an more conveniences than any other is Machine. It is warranted five years and is the easi Si est to sell, and gives the best satisfaction of any machine on the market. & L Intending purchasers are solicited to ex amine it before buying. Responsible deal — er* wanted in ail unoccupied territory. J. D. A T. F. SMITH ? Wholesale and Retail Dealers, 39. BROAD STREET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. a» For Sale by Mr*. L>. A. Williams. Crawfrdville, Ga. Sept .2.'si.24t.