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TOWN AIVP COrXTt
“ JOWN DIRECTORY.
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TME CHURCHES.
Preaching at the BAptistehurrii'on'the first
and third ban lays, and Saturdav before the
third Sunday in each month. 'Rev. S. T.
Fuller pastor.
Preaching atfire Methodist church on the
fourth Sunday in ekch tnOnth, and Saturday
before Rev. OeoiVre 8. Jolinstou pastor.
Preaching at the Presbyterian church on
the seoond Sui Hay in each month. dev."G,
'W. Max son pastor.
MUNICIPAL COvnAvAtrcvA
.TubnH'Rovel<e,lH;V()r ; J K C <V'il!l irtl\
T P Gibbs, T L .Jenkins and J T Blount, couu
cilmen. F S Howard marshal.
post-offTt -fuss tftilt a ekWLll r. m.
Daily arrival and departure of mails.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Courthouse, jail, masonic lodge, female
college, male institute aud two churches.
MASONIC OKDEBS
Hamilton Lodge No. 16 —meets on the 8d
Saturday afternoon in eacli morftli-,
P T Schley Chapter No 30—meets sin the
4th Friday in each month.
Viola Council No 17—meets on Thursday
night before 4th Friday.
3=3 fS&NTY officiers.
J F C’Williams ordinary; J D Robinson
sheriff; N H Barden clerk of superior court;
Dennis Miller tax receiver; JRGiiffin tax
collector ; H C Kimbrough treasurer ; John
M Barnes surveyor; W J Smith coroner.
County Commissioners—W I Hudson, W C
Johnston, RWRobinson. N H Barden clerk.
Board of Education —W I Hudson. Flvnn
Hargett, W C Johnston, R G Hood, T J Neal.
County School Commis’ner—J T Johnson.
MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
W 1 Hudson senator ; G L Kilpatri' k and
H E Moss, Jr, representatives.
COURT (BLEND.UI FOR HARRIS COUSTV.
SUPEBIOR COURT.
James Johnson judge—-W A Little solic
itor-general—N H Barden" clerk —J 1' Rob
ins >n sheriff. Convenes second Mondays in
April and October.
commissioners’ court
Convenes firet Tuesday in each month.
ordinary’s court
Convenes first Monday in each month.
justices’ courts.
Hamilton (672d) District —Jno T Williams
J P, Chas Bedell N P —meets first Saturday.
Valley Plains (786)—T N Sparks NP, Geo
W Cooke J P— 2d Saturday.
Milner’s (782) —R C Milner N P, P Sutton
J P —4th Saturday.
Waveriy Hall (934)—G A B Dozier NP, E
J Stanford J P .
Ellerslie (695) -Thos Neal N P, AS Elli
son J P .
Catauia (696) J B Tate J P, W H Thomp
son N P —.
lower 19th (707) —Jesse Cox N P, W Nun
nally J P— 3d Saturday.
Upper 19th (1186)—J W Lokcy J P, L C
HargettN P—4th Saturday.
Smith’s (1247)— Jag G Smith JP, S Moore
N P—4th Saturday.
WhitesyUle (920)—S H Reese N P, A J
Gordon J P—2d Saturday.
Whitaker’s (679) —R M Whitten ,T P, Flynn
Hargett N P
Davidson’s (781)—T L Davidson J P, Ah
Weldon N P——.
Blue Spring (717)-.TA Moore N P, C Had
ley J P—first, Saturday.
Goodman’s (703) —j M Culpepper, J P, S
C Goodman N P —2d Saturday
The Cash System.— As we have to pay the
cash for everything we in < about our house
and office, we are compelled to do a stricily
cash business. We will take wood or pvc is
ions, at market prices, in pay for subscrip
tions. Although anxious for patronage, we
prefer a limited cash business to an extended
credit one.
NORTH AND SOUTH RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
Until further notice the train will run on
this road daily as follows;, Sundays excepted:
Leave Kingnboro 8 am
Arrive at Columbus 9 40 A M
Leave Columbus 3 20 r m
Arrive at Kingsboro 5 pm
WM. REDD, Jr., Superintendent.
Can’t Come.—Owing to business
demands at home, we have found it
inconvenient to accompany the tax
collector on his present round; and
annnounce it thus, as we had prom
ised some of onr patrons to meet
them at this time. It may be in onr
power to go with the collector on his
next round, which will also be his
|ast. meantime, our friends
can reform their clubs, or make up
new ones, just as well as if we were
present.
Debating Society. —The question
of the expansion of-the currency, last
Friday night, was ably discussed. A
decision was rendered against expan
sion.
The subject for debate to-night is
Should the United States seize Cuba?
Affirmative—L L Stanford, J M
Mobley, H C Cameron, T L Jenkins.
Negative—C B La Hatte, C L
Dendy, J T Blount, W II Stanford.
The public are invited.
A Suggestion. —Would it not be
S good idea for our farmers in the
different districts of Harris county
to hold meetings for the discussion
of their condition, the tendency of
the present labor system, etc. ? We
think these meetings would result in
benefit to the agricultural interests of
the county.
t-if” Last Sunday was a damp,
disagreeable day; in consequence of
Vhich there were no religious exer
cises in town, and very few persons
Tentured out upon the streets. Tues
day morning was quite windy,
cloudy and cold. A cold rain set in
in the afternoon. The weather re
tßained bad and unsettled on W ed
jiesday.
MAiaiißO, at the residence of .dr.
A. T. Brooks, near Hamilton, on the
4th inst., by Rev. J. B McGehee,
Mr. W. B. nerndon to Miss Jose
phine C. Brooks.
Masonic. —Col. J. M. Mob cy, D.
G. M. of the Grand Lodge of F. A.
M. of Georgia, informs ns that at
the recent session of that body in
all the old officers were re
flected.
Reports from Mulborry Grot?.
"Flie springs and Wells are filling up
again.
A large family of negroes left last
week for Mississippi. They can verv
well he spared from here, and a few
more of the same sort.
We know a man who rode seven
miles one day last week to get ti
drink of whisky, and after all his
trouble fiiled to get It-.
W. F. Nunalee, Esq, gathered
llnee pecks of artichokes from three
stalks. Wott’d it not prove profitable
to raise them oil a large scale, as food
for bogs, if, by chance, any one should
happen to have the hogs? They
make fine pickles.
Tell the “ devil ” to be particular,
lie made me s.y “enterprising”
young lady for “interesting,”
W T e know- a man who went to Co
lumbus last week, took on quite a
load of fluid groceries, came home
happy, knocked over his wife with a
tumbler, broke his dishes, demolished
the furniture, shot off his gun, ran off
his dogs, then jumped up on a stump
and swore “he was the best man on
the place.”
We know a man who rented a
place for which he was to pay five
hundred pounds of lint cotton. He
made nine hundred pounds of seed
cotton, and a portion of that lie raised
on plvce. But then lie is all
O. K , as lie made not quite twenty
bushels of corn.
We regret to learn that so many
of our citizens contemplate emigrat
ing to Texas. We hear of several
families around Whitesville going
soon—some having already gone.
Quite a number from this and the
Upper 19th district, will leave be
tween this and Christmas. Among
them are E-q. Lokey, Mr. John 11.
Land, Mr. John J. Cox and Mr. Par
ker.
Messrs. Reese & Baker contem
plate moving the steam mill to Ala
bama this week.
Reports from Blue Spring.
At Mr. Thos. Lokey’s sale, last
week, in Davidson’s district, corn
brought 81.08 per bushel, fodder
sl.lO per cyvt., shoats weighing 40
to 50 lbs., $4, fair cows, $2.5, and
household furniture its full value.
Not much sign of a panic in this.
Three or four citizens of Whita
ker’s district recently migrated sud
denly, leaving several disconsolate
creditors to mourn their departure.
It is supposed that they went to
Texas.
Look out for breaking of eggs soon.
Several weddings are expected this
side the mountain.
The corn crop has turned out pret
ty well in this district, but the cot
ton crop is poor.
The late rains have put the land in
good preparation, and farmers are
now busy sowing oats and wheat.
Hogs are scarce here, but what few
there are look fine.
The area sown in wheat, this year,
in this district, is as Isrge as any since
the- war—that sown in oats is larger.
No arrangements have yet been
made for the next year’s supply of
labor. Hands are bidding, but far
mers are holding off. The indica
tions are that hands will mostly be
hired for standing wages, and at re
duced rates.
Mr. L. P. Hopkins gathered 210
bushels corn (measured) off of two
acres.
To Clubs. — The time of onr Wis
dom’s Store club will expire on the
20th of this month; that of the Good"
man’s N Roads and Davidson's dis
trict clubs, on the 11th of next month-
Air. C. H. Campbell will please at
tend to the renewal of the one at Wis
dom’s Store; Mr. Jno. F. Jenkins to
Goodman’s, and G. A.Myhand, Esq.,
to the one in his district,
These gentlemen will take the
names and money, and report to us
as sorji as possible, so that there will
be no stoppage of the papers.
If they cannot get up twenty names
at one time, let them get up ten, or
even five, and others can come in
at same price. I'or instance, c will
put the paper at $1.50 to clubs of
twenty, or $1.75 to clubs of ten. If
you can only get ten to start the club,
others joining afterwards will have to
pay $1.75.
Subscribers joining after the clnb
is made up, will have to loae the time
from the starting of the club to the
beginning of their subscript.on.
Each club must begin and end at
the same time and be addressed to
one post-office; and every member
living out of the county roust pay
twenty cents additional for postage.
Maj. Kimbrough has sold his
storeroom to Messrs Gamble & Cope-
Jand for SSOO.
Reports from Catauia.
We have had a great deal of rain
lately.
Crops are about gathered. Farm
ers are now preparing for another
year's labor. Every ope promises to
plant the better part <st their lauds
in corn next year.
Capt. Thos. M. Chaffin, of Colum
bus, tpeiit % few days with “ms,” a
few days ago.
Married, hyahe Row Mr. Pitch
Aord, Mr. Ed, O’Neal to Miss Susie
Pierson, both of this place. No
cards.
If the “cul’ud gommari,” (We-ley
Blackmon by name) who called at
“camps,” in the absence of the inhab
itant, and took therefrom a violin,
machine cover, raz >r and bass violin
box, will call again, we will give him
a receipt in full, and the box that be
longs to the tenor violin.
Mr. James Cox had a wagon load
of corn stolen from him a night or
two ago. Who can raise hogs or
live at home ?
Mr. Hancock had a fine hog weigh
ing 300 lbs., stolen from him and
killed in 200 yards of his residence.
Who can raise hogs or live at home?
Mr. Toler only lost hales of cot
ton by fire, instead of five, as reported,
so we understand. Wo hope His
true.
The bailiffs and other officers of the
law are playing sad havoc down this
way, levying on crops, etc.
The premium of $5 cash, and a Bi
ble to c >st. $5, offered by the gran
gers of this district for the best acre
upland com was awarded to Air. J.
C. Thomasson. His yield was
bushels.
A great many weddings are ex -
pected here soon. Some over in the
piny-woods too. Some '■'•harts ” will
bo “granted.”
The ex C. R. expects to visit the
hay before he returns home.
The Major has vamoosed.
Our sweetheart says she don’t like
to talk in presence of reporters. AVe
won’t tell on them. This accounts
for the dropping off’ of reporters.
A great many went down to the
“ circurious ” last Monday—not us,
this lime.
Wv roe sorry to announce the
death of another of Mr. C. B. O N al’s
children. It died of the same disease
as little Lizzie—membranous croup.
Why can’t the W. 11. R. lengthen
his reports? He has had the Visitor
three w eeks, and still does not expa
tiate any.
Two young “ skools,” who hold
conspicuous positions in this district,
went courting over the creek; and
courting around until a late hour,
started in what they supposed to be
the direction of home. To their sur
prise, instead of home, they “fetched
up” thuswise: One at Kingsboro,and
the other sleeping soundly (and a
“sleeping beauty” he was, too,) under
a long-leaf pine tree in the piny
woods. Can any one tell them the
way home from over llio Mulberry?
The young ladies ought to do that
much for the N. & S. It. It. The
“skoots” now sigh for the coming
“ candy jerking” and “pumpkin slick
ing.”
Religious. —Owing to the unavoid
able absence of Rev. G. W. Maxson,
Rev. C. B. I,a Hatte will preach at
the Methodist church next Sunday.
Gus Hart, who has a little
store at Nance’s, has been bound
over for trial, at Muscogee Superior
Court, in the sum of SSOO, on a
charge of buying cotton from ne
groes, knowing it to have been sto
len.
Let our farmers try a similar meas
ure, and see if it w.ill not lessen the
great number of cases of this sort
now being carried on. It is the
only way to stop the evil; for if there
were no buyers, there would be no
inducements for the negroes to steal,
Lamp-i.igiits. — We get the follow
ing rays of light from a Lamp which
burns in Geneva :
It will cost thirteen hundred dol
lars to carry the North and South
railroad to Hamilton, and only four
dollars more to carry Hamilton to
ihe railroad, and it is a confusing
question which shall be done.
The crops are so short, in Harris
county that large farmers have to
pack their cotton in the seed to make
a bale.
Where does the latnpligb'er get
his suppjy of oil ? It is e: M los,'. ■ .
unreliable.
The Earthquake.— After going
to pres, last week, onr townsman,
Mr. J. T. Johnson, informed us that
lie plainly felt the earthquake shock
on the night of the Ist, but did not
know what it was at the time. It
any one else in the town or county
noticed it, we would like to have
their experience.
J. MAKION ESTiIS,
sil BROAD STREET, COLUMBUS, C 1.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
BOOTS, SHOES,
LEATHER and FINDINGS.
' i
I would respectfully call your attention to
my spl. nCi-i stock of Boots, Shoes, Leather
and Findings, consistin'* of Ladies', Misses'
and O! iklivn’s Shoes, Gentlemen's, Boys’,
Youths' an ! Children's Boots and Shoe-.
Ai-'-r, a Complete Stark of Boot and Shoe
Finrlimrs, L ather, Lists, I‘ogs, etc.
As 1 sell entirely for cash, you can roly on
buying of me at the lone.-t figures. Call
mil look. J. MAR TON ESTES
B-S’/*’ A Beckwith sewing machine,
in good order, worth S2O in New
York, can be had for sls, by apply
ing at this office.
X-SP” McKeighan’g magic soap and
polish for sale by Dr. T. S. Mitchell.
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Cheap.— A life scholarship in the
Mound City Commercial College ot
St. Louis, Mo., worth $67.50, can be
had for SSO, by applying at this office
SPECIE PRICES AT LAST.
My friends and acquaintances of
Harris county will find me with the
first-class Dry Goods House of E. S.
Swift. Every department is filled
with choice goods which I can sell at
specie (gold bottom) prices. Give
me a trial, and I will prove the asser
tion. TANARUS, Rutledge Mitchell,
No. 90, Broad Street,
oct293t Columbus, Ga.
At Loudenher’s cigar store will he
found a full line of cigars, tobacco,
pipes and smokers’ articles. Popular
brands of cigars at wholesale, both of
my own and also No thern manufac
ture, at prices as low as any.
F. W. Locdenbkr,
No. 40 Randolph St.,
oct293t Columbus, Ga,
If yon should want anything in the
way of saddles, bridles, harness, etc.,
go to W. R. Kent, of Columbus, Ga.
He does all kinds of new work and
repairing, and his prices will be found
satisfactory. He gives his exclusive
attention to the business. oci223m
IJurgAius for Somebody.
The following bargains can be had
by application at this office. All the
articles mentioned are new, and will
be shipped to order from the manu
facturers or their agents:
One SBO folding-cover Wilson sow
ing machine for S6O.
One SOO Florence machine for S7O.
One Babcock fire extinguisher for
$50 —worth S6O in New York.
One of Waters <fc Son’s stylo 20
organs, price $l5O, for sllO.
A Georgi $625 piano for S4OO.
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Call and See. —A handsome, sil
ver-mounted, S9O Florence sewing
machine, bran-new, can be bought
low, and on accomodating terms.
Call and see it at Dr. Alitcbell’s of
fice.
Sewing Machines.— Two or three
first class machines tire at our dispo
sal at, low figures. For particulars
and terms call at the Visitoii office.
At this Old Stand. —Having
opened a full line of Drugs, Fish’ng
Tackle, &c., in my old stand, 74
Broad street, Columbus, Ga., I re
spectfully ask the patronage of my
old friends and customers, and others.
Puke Drugs —Low Prices.
jun. 18-3 m C. J. Moffett.
Give Moffett’s Teething Powders,
and cure your child. jiinlß-3tn
COMMERCIAL.
COLUMBUS WHOLESALE PRICES.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY 0. A. REDD A CO.
Bacon —clear rib side ! 15J
shoulders 12
Bulk meat—clear rib sides 14-J
shoulders .. ll£
Bagging to 10
Coffee, Rio 28|®29J
Corn 1 15® 1 20
Copperas 4(a,0
Flour... 0 50@ 10 05
Hams—sugar-cured .17
plain 10
Hard ware—Swede iron 9
refined tf
Plow steel 10
Horseshoes .. 7
Mule shoes .. 8^
Nails .. .. 425
Axes, doz .. ]2tH4
Hides, dry .. .. 10® 11
Lard—in tierces .. 16 @l7£
in kegs .. .. 18® 19
Leather —harness .. .. 45
upper, Ip side . 2 50@3 00
hemlock .. .. 30?|33
Meal . . . I 15
Oils —kerosene . . 20® 1 1
Rico .. . .. .. 9
Halt .. .. 1 90®2 00
Syrup 00 to 75
Sugar .. . . 12® 14
Ties .. .. .. s£(/£6
Tobacco .... 55®75
Whisky ... 1 00®4 00
COLUMBUS TIMES.
DAILY am, WEEKLY.
If you wntil I like to fiiilißcrihe for n. live
newspaper, Democratic in politic- 1 , mi l the
orvan of the people, take the Daily or Week
ly Times. The pup ris n>t puMMu* lint' e
interest of any ring l or clique, but published
wilelv in the iuteicsts of Georgia and the
South.
The D'i’v Times is fill <1 with tho latest
news of the Tty that cun bo j*utlu ret! bv tel
egraph or correspondence Terms SB, post
iure prepaid bv ns.
The Weekly Times is made up from (lie
cream of the daily, and embraces otlglnal ar
ticles on various subjects. Articles on farm
ing adapted to onr climate and the means of
our people a specialty. We would like to see
the paper in the hands of every farmer in
this section. Terms $2, we pvilug postage
Address TIMES PUBLISHING DO.,
Columbus, Ga.
JP H30 r X’TJ3
OF THK
NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNEIT, Prop'r.’
—.
Broadway and Ann Streets.
POSTAGE FREE.
Annual subscription price $ 2
CLUB RATES.
Three copies fi
Five copies R
Ten copies 16
Twenty copies 26
An extra copy will be sent to every club of
ton or more.
Additions to clubs received nt club rates.
'I hose rates make the Weekly Herald the
cheapest publication in the roiniiry.
Terms easli in advance. Money sent by
mail will be at the risk of the sender.
A generous portion of the Weekly Herald
will be appropriated to agriculture, horticul
ture, floriculture, pomology and die manage
ment of domestic animals. Particular atten
tion will also be paid to reports of markets.
The aim will he to make the Weekly Her
ald superior to any other agricultural aud
family newspaper in the country.
Every number of the Weekly Herald will
contain a select s'ory and the latest and most
important news by telegraph from all parts
of the world up to the hour of puhlieatlon.
During the session of Congress the Weekly
Herald will contain a summary of the pro
ceedings and the latest news by telegraph
from Washington -political, religions, fash
ionable and artistic—literary and sporting In
telligence; obituary notices; varieties; amuse
ments; editorial aitides upon the prondnont
topics of the day ; a review ot the cattle and
dry goods markets; financial and commercial
intelligence; and accounts of ull the import
ant and interesting events of the wi ck.
The price of subscription, whenever practi
cable, should ho transmitted by post-office
orders, it !h the safest way of transmitting
money by mail.
At small post-offices in the country, where
post-office orders cannot be obtained, money
may lie remitted in rcgistered'letfers.
Advertisements to a limited number, will
be inserted in the Weekly Herald.
U}).t §)(0il$ %.mv3j*
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ANNUAL BUBSCKIPTION THICK $12 —
ALWAYS IN ALVANCK.
Write the address on letters to the New
York Herald In a hold amt legible hand, and
give the name of each snbscrfi>er, post-office,
county and State so plainly that no errors in
mailing papers will lie liable to occur.
HAMILTON FEMALE COLLEGeT
HAMILTON, GA.
The Fall session of 1875 will begin Mon
day, Aug 2d, and close Fitday, Nov. 19th.
Tuition from S2 to $5 per month, accord
ing to grade of studies— payable one-lmlf In
advance, the balance at the clime of session.
Incidental charge twenty cents per month.
Music—on Piano or Guitar, $5 per month.
Use of Piano, fifty cents jier month.
Students will Ihi charged from the begin
ning of the scholastic month in which they
enter till the close of the session, except in
cases of protracted sickness.
Hoard can be obtained at sl6 per month.
jan22 J H. LOVELACE, A M. IWt.
L A.TSI 13 FOR SALE
I desire to sell a portion of my farm, being
that portion known as the
CAMF-GUOUND LOT,
in Waverly Hall District, 202 1-2 acres—
-180 acres fresh cleared land, the rest well
timbered. Good substantial improvements
double log house, kitchen, smoke-house,
barn, crib, stable*, etc. The entire lot Is
well watered with never-failing springs.
Young orchard, etc. Titles perfect. Terms
easy. • HINT* DOZIER.
Hamilton, Ga., Kept. 17, 1875.
AMERICA N~W ASH BLUE,
Fob Laohdry ajcd Household Use,
Manu r actured at the
AMKRICAH UmRAMAIIINE WORKS, NEWARK, N J
Otir Wash Blue is the best in the world.
It doe not streak, con'ains nothing injurious
to health or fabric, and is used by all the
large biundrb-- on account, of its pleasing ef
feet and cheapness Kitpe- ior for whitewash
ing. Put up in packages convenient ior farn
11y use. Price ten cents each For sale hy
groom everywhere. Always ask tor the
American Wash Blue, if you want the cheap
A MEKICAN ULTRA MARINE WORKS,
inal4-lrn Office 72 William st, New York.
LOWELL WAREHOUSE.
SLADE & ETHEREDGEf
.
Warehouse and Commission Merchants,
‘vu U", wrv *
Columbus, - Georgia*
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Bagging and Tins for snip.
Parties not wishing to sell, can got liberal ttpdfl cnltotl St off 3
with ns. J. B. SL VDE.
jni 16-0 m C. A. ETIIEREQGE.
LOWER THAN COTTON!
W. M. KENT,
Manufacturer of and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Saddles, Harness, Bridles,
Collars, Whips, HonojUU'ikcts and Robes, Harness, Bolt*, Uppflr, Hsnie String 1 , Doth Hid
Lace Leather, Shoo Kin bus, Saddlery and Harness Hardware, Oil Cloths of all kind*.
Best Leather Belting and Copper Brads. All kinds of Wagon, Carkand Plow IlameM.
Wagon Breeching and Bridles. Wagon and Plow Haines aud Linos. Trace Chains, ete. .
JtO~ Ladies' and Gents’ Trunks and Satchels a specialty.
jr&r- Any kind of now work undo to order. Repairing neatly and promptly dona.
yiH have the largest and liest stock nf goods of the kind In the Mate. My prrtkl
knowledge and undivided jM’rsonal attention to my business enables mo to sell Barren aceM
ami at lower chicks thau any oilier house. Come and bo convinced, as 1 mean what 1 My.
0e1223m W. R. KENT’, 102 Broad Street, Col ambus, On.
THE PEOPLES CLOTHING HOUSE.
DMGOKAL'SUITS,
T am now offering to the WORSTED SUITS,
public the largest stock of BEAVER SUITS. Blue and Black,
Ready-made Clothing to be CASSIMERE SUITS,
found in any Southern city. YOUTHS’ SUITS,
I huv from first bands, and BOYS’ SUITS,! .
sell at the very lowest pri- MU SCOW FUBS,
ces—being determined not CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS/
to be undersold by any houso BEAVER 11 blue fc black
in the State. Examine for
yourselves. Cents’lfine Furnishing Goods
in endless variety.
STRAUSE’S CLOTHING HALL,
80 Broad st, Oolumtoua, Q-a.
Headquarters Army of the UesPikttablk and Genteel, )
(Jolumhus, Ga., October 20, 1876. J
General Orders, No, 1.
All stragglers from this command, not destitute of self-respect, and desi
rous of presenting a respectable appearance in the march of life—all who
contemplate matrimony, and all who have received even a scratch flora the
ragged edge of Cupid’s dart—are hereby invited to report in person, with
out delay, at the well known
Clothing House of Thomas & Prescott,
in Conimbus, Ga., where they can supply themselves from their enperb stock
with every article of apparel worn by mortal man, including elegant and
substantial Bumness Suits; elegant and fashionable Dress Suits; Overcoats
of all kinds. Wedding Suits made to order in the highest style of the art,
with a neatness and beauty of finish appropriate to the most refined taste.
Also an innumerable quantity of every style and variety of Coats, Vests,
Pants, Undero-othing, Trunks, Valises, Unibrollaß, ete. And last of all, but
not the least, their celebrated Keep Shirt, which has no superior in material
or make, sold by them at $1.25 cash.
Prices lower than ever before.
By order of THOMAS & PRESCOTT, thh olotbum.
Printer's Devil, Adjutant. OCt29
SAWYER'S ‘•ECLIPSE’ 7 COTTON GIN.
WITH ORSWITHOTJT CONDENSER.
PATENTED JUKE 10, 1813. EE-ISSUED DECEMBER 8, I*l4.
Bits is tin! fifth year that my fltn has been offered to the public, and Its meritshava made
it so popular from Virginia to Texas, and from Arkansas to Florida, that I have been com
pelled to erect i'iitli<4y new wotks amt supply them with new machinery and a largely Is
creased force of mechanics lam now ready to meet uny demaud that can possibly arise,
and all orders will be filled promptly ,
Tm Ecmpbb Oik h/cs so equal ai a llntcr, either in.spoed or quality of. lint.
It is offered low pou cash. Every Gin is ouaiamteed.
The attention of Grangers and all ofhirs engaged In tho production of cotton b called to
it, and they are invited to visit my works whenever in tiie city, and inspect the machine.
Bhop and office corner Cherry and Fifth streets, Macon, Ga.
Send for circular and price-list. [jun2s-3m] P. C. SAWYER.
CRAMPTON’S IMPERIAL SOAP
Is The "Best.
This soap is manufactured from pure ma
terials, nd a* it contains a large per o utage
of vegetable oil, is warranted fully equal to
the last Imported Castile snap, and st (he
same time possesses si I the washing anu
cleansing pro|sTtiesof thecelebiated German
and French laundry soaps. It is therefore
recomne ndtd for tine in the laundry, kitch
en and bath-room, and for general household
purposes ; aso for printers, painters, engi
neers and machinists, ns It. will remove stains
of ink, grease, tar. oil, print, etc, from the
hands, il .mifactored only hy
CRAMFTON BROTHERS,
2,4, 6, 8 and 10 Rutgers Place, and 83 and
85 Jefferson street, New York.
BOuK AGENTS
AND GOOD SALESMEN
Are coining money with the famous BIDA
DESIGNS, the t rench edition of whkh sell*
for $lO5, and the London edition for S2OO.
Our popular edition ($5 60), containing over
100 full-page quarto plates, is the cheat st
and most elegant publication in Amerit a, and
the best to sell. Critics vie with each other
in praising it, and the masses buy it. Age at
in Charleston, 8 O, reports 97 orlets — eae far
Ninety SU. 8 C, 100-one in Va 247—one
Memphis 200 orders taken in tiures weeks.
Full particulars free. Address J B FORD
k CO, Publishes, 27,1’vk. Pis re, New York.