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I'he Journal. 'qCX L DEI’ AIITM EN T I I WESTON, Local Editor. *** >1 \SS MEETING. rr] lt , Democratic voters of Terrell {'iiiint.v are earnestly requested to , r t ;it the Court House in Dawson, ( ; :1 , at 10 o’clock, a. m„ on Saturday, ,; M •>|th uf August next, for the otse of electing delegates to the (•ongressional Convention, to be held .■t Camilla on September sth. It is ] :<> j,ed that there willbe a laige atten dance at that time. J. 11. Gvurrv, Ch’ni’n Dem. Ex.’Com. T. C. Meeting' of the Calhoun Democ racy. Morgan, Ga., July 10, 18j8 A meetingof the Democratic party H Calhoun county is hereby called io meet in the Court-house, at Mor gan. on the first Tuesday in August m-\t, at 11 o’clock, a. m., for the jmrpnse of organizing, and to send delegates to the Congressional Con vention..of the 2nd District, which will convene in Camilla, Ga., on the .It)i day of September, 1878, to nom inate a candidate for congress. 15. C. Mitchell, Clim’n Dem. Ex. Coni. C. C. SMALL-SHOT. Pull your fonder. Preserving kettles at It. J. An thony’s. Amusements in this ’burg are |.ht w and pliar between. June bug season lias ariv’, and the little lays tie ’em by the hind leg. (}.iod Stoves from $1!) a.i 1 upward A. J. Baldwin & Co.’s. Dog davs begin on the 28th in stall! and will continue 40 days. The rogue who stole our shingles and fence rails, will please report at this office. Boys, you are mistaken. Dr. Cheatham does not wear a “See more” duster. We learn that there will four or five new stores in Dawson the com ing fall Five warehouses in Dawson. Can’t somebody' scratch ’round and get up another t Job Printing neatly executed at this office, and satisfaction guaran teed. Call and get pricees. Fodder pulling hss commenced. There will he an abundance of it saved this year. Cholera and sore-head is playing sad havoc with the chickens in our neighborhood. A splendid shower of rain visited a portion of this county on last Sa*- Iny night. It could not have come at a better time. I will pay the highest market price t beeswax, hides and tallow, in ex "-ango for goods. 11. J Avmoxr Mr. < . E. Holiday, our clever te’e :•■ (j, 1 1 operator, returned from his ■ igusta trip on last Friday, marked “right side up with care.” The State Horticultual Coiivemion n. ets in Macon on July' 31th and A ugust Ist. Delegates will be pass ed over the railroads for one fair. Notice the large advertisement of Fish Bros. & Cos., in this issue. Tiny claim to make the “best wagon on "heels.” There will be a Sabbath school celebration at Chickasawhatchie to •' iy. Full particulars in our next. 1 hanks to friends for an invitation. Friday and Saturday were the hot ‘•st days of tlie summer. On Friday the thermometer registered 06 degrees, uid on the day following it ran up to 1)8. " s ay, my friend, bow's the weatli ef where you are? “asked a friend of another on last Saturday. Hot as h—ll and still a heating” was the un expected reply. It e have heard nothing from eith ■r of the church societies recently. Have tlie ladies, too, disbanded? We think a nice festival about now would he profitable. Mr. E. E. Cheatham, formerly of Ihiwson, hut now with H. F. Grant of Savannah, is in the city v isiting friends and relatives. llis many friends here are glad to have him with us again. V e local will go to the celebrat'on at Chickasawhatchie to-day. It his department is blank next week, it must he attributed to “pound-cake and chicken custard.” He's dea hon s, tch things. Devil. We regret to learn that a port on "f the 11th district of tfiis county fas suffered to an alarming extent from drouth. 'Some of the crops in 'hat district will not yield 2£ bushels "t corn per acre, while the Cotton is til most a total loss. The entire alphabet is found in t hese four lines: G 1 gives the grazing ox his meat, [ He quickly h‘e:irsthe sheep’s low cry; Hut man. who tastes his finest wheat, ‘should joy' to lift his praises high. Mr. Warren Bigelow, of this coun ty, sent us a basket of sweet potatoes ■n hist Saturday, which were the first we have seen this season. They were as large as man’s double fist. Mr. M. K. Bishop was painfully bitteu by Mr. M. 11. Baldwin's yard log on last Monday. Mr. B shop was in the street when the dog bit him. Bead “Terrell’s” letter in this issue. He tells all about the dinner at j II ill Word’s school house, and the ex j ll ) bition at Grave’s Station on last Friday night. Dawson is on rising grounds, and binds in our county are appreciating in value.' Those who contemplate ; purchasing homes in our midst are advised to do so at once. A negro house owned by Eliza Calaway and occupied by Julia Loy less, situated 'near the colored Bap tist church, was destroyed by tiro on last. Saturday. A portion of the fur nit m e was also burned. On last Friday, Judge E. G. Brown, who is nearly 80 years old, in attempting to climb a high fence, fell, and was painfully, if not seri ously injured. He suffers to a very great extant, the severest pains be ing between the hip and back bone. Thanks.— The local editor is un der obligations to Mr. J. B. Horsley, a successful farmer of this county, for a basket of very tine grapes, of the Warren variety. Mr. 11. lias a large vineyard, from which he makes the very best article of wine. Planters’ Warehouse. You will see, from an advertise tisement in this issue, that the old reliable cotton man, J. M. Simmons, is going to run the “Planters’Ware house” this season, and is prepared to extend the usual accommodations to his customers. Singing next Sunday. We have been requested to an nounce that there will be singing at the Baptist church in this place, next Sunday evening at 4 o’clock. Prof. John E. Bigbic and Jas. Ilorsely will be present. Those who have the Temple Harp are requested to carry them to the church on that evening. Everybody invited. Protracted Vice ting. A protracted meeting is now in progress at the Baptist church. Ow j iug to a press of office duties, we i have not attended any of the servi ces, but leftrn that large congrega tions assembl > dai’y. Ilev- J. A. Ivey is a bard worker, and we doubt not that his efforts will result in much good. Let 'he people of our city turn out and assist this good man in his noble work. The Fire-proof Stables. We take pleasure in announcing to our readers that the handsome brick frre-nroof Stables recently occu pied by Messrs. Crouch & Sharp, are now in the hands of Dr. II”. IV. Far nuni. The Doctor was “cut out” fbr a livery stableman, and he is going to supply the people of Dawson with a long felt want —that is first-class turnouts at reasonable prices. See notice elsewhere. A County Barbecue. The citizens of Terrell being blessed with abundant crops, are talking about having a grand county barbecue at the fair grounds, or somewhere else, soon. We have been requested to call attention to the matter, and to suggest that all persons who will take an interest in it meet at the Court-lmuse, on the first Saturday in August, to make necessary arrangements. The Agri cultural Society meets on that day, and the matter can then be discussed and decided. The second Saturday in August has been mentioned as a suitable time. What say you, far mers ? Tlie Christian Index and Bap tist, Atlanta, Georgia, is one of tlie old established and able papers of tlie Baptist denomination. It has not a superior, it an equal, in the essential features of appropriateness of size, excellence of make-up, and the abilr ty an*l acceptability of its editorial management. The publishers make an important announcement propos ing to send The Index to .Tantiaiy, 1870, for $2. They can only afford to do this by a large increase of their subscription list. As the organ of the Baptist denomination, it should be the pride of Baptists everywhere ! to give The Index united, active sup ! port, and we will be pardoned for saying we trust every reader of The Journal will extend tlie fullest en couragement to The Index. New Goods. —Mrs. M. M. Anthony has just received anew lot of ladies j ties, bows, niching lace collars and cuffs fans, chatelaines, lace mitts, kid cloves, pearl buttons, valencenes lacef Fav irsets. coral setts chip hats, straw and leghorn flats, bonnet frames, etc. Our I' ro rpocvt;. II bile waiting far some accident or marvellous occurrence to - happen which we might chronicle as an item of news, we fell to musing and reflec ing on the prospects of our lowu and county, and we found so much encouragement in our meditations that v. e are constrained to give publicity to them. First as to our county : we congrat ulate our citizens upon their fl ittering pros pects for an early return to the days of p'enty aud prosperity. The crops are uni versally good up to this date, and our for mers, are in better spirits than for several years. Lands in our county are appreciating in value, and a number of buyers are to be found. Wkhiu the past year several new comers have settled in our count), and all are excellent and clever people and make good citizens. We hear of others who an ticipate procuring homes in our midst, aud uniting with us in continuing Terrell as the banner county of this section of the state. We cordially welcome them. For several seasons past ot r town has not erjoyed that degree ol prospeiity which we could desire. This has been attributed mainly to the very severe pressure of the times, and the general monetary scarcity. Other causes, too, have conspired to dis hearten and detrimentally effect us. Happily for us now, these causes have aboit t been removed, and considerable reaction is taking place. The public pulse is beating more strongly, and a better state of things is just ahead and in store for us. Our citizens are hopeful and determined, and Dawson is on rising ground. Our merchants are preparing to do a big business the approaching season, and will lay in heavy stocks of goods, about which our readers will hear through the columns of tee Journal. We learu that several new stores will be opened in a -hort while in our place wdh experienced salesmen at their heads. We are glad to state that Mr. T. J. Hart w.il proceed to complete bis rew brick block containing two spacious stores on the first floor, and a large hail on the second floor. These will be quite an accession to our city, and furnish a splendid city hall. In warehouse line our place is well up, as we shall have five in full blast, conducted by men of business tact and anergy. These will furnish man) inducements to farmers to bring cotton to our market, where a numb r of buyers will be found to pay the highe t market price for it. Ok r town, morally and socinlly, is abreast with any in the state. The educational ad vantages offered by our schools are of a superior sort, and we heartily commend them to all. The beathfulness of our little city is proverbial, and the cost of living here is as cheap as any town in Georgia. We do not desire to be too sanguine; but we certainly believe that better and more prosp“rous times me in the near future. Let us all hop,: so and determine to realize the fact. We say three cheers for our stirring and sterling county and town, and may the dawn of peace, plenty and prosperity be acceler ated. He turned. Mr. O. B. Stevens and family, who have been oil a visit to relatives in Eastern Georgia, returned to their home in this city on last Friday. A pleasant trip is reported. Mr. Stevens as you till know, is the junior member of the warehouse firm ot Dozier & Stevens, and while off, he combined business with pleasure, and went down to Savannah to perfect all arrangements to furnish his customers with bagging and lies tit reduced pri ces. This will doubtless be good news to the farmers Mr. assisted by bis clever partner, Mr. N. W. Dozier, is using his every ef fort to build up a first-class warehouse business in our city, and by stiict personal attention to business and fair dealings with the fanners, they hope to merit and receive a large share of patronage. A communication signed “Mitch ell.” was received too late for this is sue. ♦ mm ■ An Undeniable Truth. You deserve to suffer, and if v u leader miserable, unsatisfactory life in Ibis beauti ful world, it is entirely your own fault and there is only one excuse lor you,—youi uw rea'onahle predjuaice and skepticism, which has killed thousands. Personal knowledge and common sense reasoning will soon show von tha Green’s August Flower will cure you of Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with ail its miserable tff-’ets. such as sick head ache, pal pi'at ion of the heart, sour stomach, habitual co3tiveness, dizziness 1 the head, nervous prostration, low spirits, Its -ales now r ach everv town on the Western Continent and not a Druggist but will tell vou of its wonderful cures You can buy a Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three doses will relieve you. For sale by Dr. J. K. Jams, Dawson, Ga. Whenever and Wherever. Disenses of a choleiaic type pre vail or there is cause to apprehend a visit from them the system should bo toned, regulated and reinforced by a courts of Hosteter’s Stomach Bisters. Perfect digestion and a regulat habit of bodyand tbe best safeguard against such maladies, and both are secuered by this inestimable tonic and alterative. The Bitters are also ex tremely serviceable in remedying such and Folders. If promptly taken in bi lious colic, diarrhoea aud colora morbus, the disra-e is usuly frustra ted. In diarrhoea cases, it is only A L. _ A fV.A necessary to restore the tone of the relaxed bowels, and fliis is one of the specific effect of this medecine. Wind on the stomach, heartburn, bilious ness, nausea, headache, and other symptoms of disturbance in the g's trin and hepatic regions aie also speed ily relieved try the exollent remedy.— Asa family medicine it is in valuable, since it promptly and corapFetly rem edies those ai'ments which are nf most frequent occurence. jy4-4t Good Digestion. ‘ Give us this day our daily brend” and good medicine to digest it, is both i overeat and human. The human stomach aud liver are fruitful sources of life’s comforts; or, disordered and diseased, they tingle misery along every neivo and tnrougheveiy artery. The man or woman with good digMtion see i: beauty as they walk, and overcome obstacles they meet in the rutine of life, where the dyspeptic sees only gloom and stumbles and giowls at every imaginary object, The wc-rld still needo two or tliieo new kinds of nigdicit.e before death ran be perfect ly abolished ; but that many lives have been prolonged, rud many suffeiers from Liver, disease, Dispepsia and Headache, have boon cured Mehbbll’s Hepatinij, is no longer a doubt. It cures Headache in twenty minutes, and there is no ques'ion hut what it is the most wonderful discovory yet made in medical science. Those afflicted with Biliousness and L'ver Complaint should use Mp. it hull's llfpatime. It can be had at Du. J. II Janes. COMI tIPTIOS HIKED. An oil physician, from practice, having hid placed in his bauds Dy an E .st India missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy, for thesp-edv and per manent cure for consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and all throat and lung vSections, algo a positive and radicil cure for nervous debility ami all nervous com plaints, alter having tested its wonderful curalive powers ii thousands of cases, has L ltit his duty to make it known to his suf, fering fellows. Actuated by this motive, and a deshe to relieve human suffering, I will send, free of change, to all who desire it, this receipe, with full directions lor pre pea ion and using, in Germ in, French, or English. Sent by mail by addressing with s'nmn, naming this papoo, W. VV. Sherar, 19-i Dowers, Dloek, Rochester, Ntw York. The Organ War l 100 ll>. Mtlitl Mi mi. If any man insults vour common Hense bv offering a first cla Q s 9 Stop Orgtn for stls “.shoot him on the spot. 11 All necessity for buying sue.ll inferior Organs is forever done away with. §IOO Gash, or §llO on F,.tsv Teams, now buys a magniffieem JTlil- MHS V Ri XI 8311 iII Parlor or Church Or gei with Four Sets Reed ■>■ and Ten Stops, in Elegant Mow Stvle Case with Illumiuated Panels. Handsomest Style of Case ever produced. Special Offer to introduce this new Si vie. !Snt on trial. Guaranteed for a life lime. Rented until paid for. Other new s’yh's just out. Illustrated calttlogu s he-. Addie-s LUDDEN & BATES, Savan nah, Ga, Manufacturer's Agents for the Sim'h. BSiCK FIRE-PROOF Livery, Sale AND Feed Stables West aSide Public Fq iare f DiUVsON, GEORGIA. HORSES, MULES, BUGGIES carriages and [Lick* to lei a*, reasonable rates. Good Sheds mid Lois for Stock Drovers. iSTHack meet* all trains will carry passengers to any pirt of the city. Ordeifl left at the Stables, o: at the Express . ffice, will be promptly attended to. Draying a specialty. jv25,2m W. W FARXUVf, Proprietor. Planters’ warehouse, i MAIM STREET, - ° DAWSON, GA. I take THIS METHOD OF INFORMING TUB PLANTERS OF TERRELL AND AD- ( I j lining counties that I am back in the Old Planters 5 Warehouse* Occupied season by Mr. W. M Peoples, and will take pleasure in Weighing, S'oriFg, Selling or Shipping your cotton this season, and from a;i experience of ten yearn .handling cotton, either as weigher and seller, nr buying, I hope to be able to give you salidhiction. have a good lot, tor stock and good sleeping room for my customers ISzYCJ Q I N Gr and TI ES Always on Land at the lowest maiket piice. I pledge my strict petsonal attention, and solicit jour patronage. J. M. Simmons. " lAllHiil Dozier & Stevens, WAREHOUSE I COMMISSION MERCHANT AID Dfltf.Llß S* STANDARD FERTILIZE R -5, DAWSON, - GEORGIA. O. E 5. STIvVEV* hiving porch ised ih Warehouse intr-'s* o' Cap*. T. M. Jones, a copartnership has been formed under the finn OJiue ot DOZIER & SIt.NENd, for the purpose of carrying on a WAREHOUSE & COMMISSION BUSINESS. We hereby render individual thauks to our mmy fr'ends and customers for past fav rs Having *?iVen Ppecial attention to he Cotton ouine* lor years, we <hi:ik * p cm handle it to th* Wry Best Advantage, and now eff-r our P emce* to the of Terrell and adjourning counties*, in the Storage and Sale or Cotton, at t h-old M.md o. Jones k Doz er. We propose ftithfutW to represent the intere tof the 1 1 .me tid by bHi g diligent in all business intrusted to ns, and keepir g folly posted in the Cotton Market, we hope to merit and receive a liberal share o f vour patronage. ADVANCES MADE on C dim in Store, when desired. We haw comfortable S'eeping rooms for cu to ners, and B\U a-o Lois for Stock,— all free of charge HA GOING and TIES always ou hand at me LOWEST M ARKaT I RICE. Come, Come, Come to Central Warehouse! DOZIER & IftTKVKNa. The Patent Self-Acting Cow Milker M'fg Cos. v i3l Every one who owns a cow shonld hnwe on* of onr wonderful Mdkera. V SI Pent free to any part o- the Untied Slates on receipt of Jf- S*™ l .or our % V Illustrated Pamphlet on the row. r'-ntninlnir sectional vi** sof . cow * teat* and ban dtoaactetl and scientifically explained, by I>.. Mhitc aud W , . „ Wilson of till* city. Sent free to any address. GEO. E. RING, President, Falcated May salfc, IMS- _ . Office, Broadway, New lork. FOR SALEJHEAP! ONE NEW FuRTY SAW FiNuI.AY Latest Modern Improved Cotton Gi.i Also, one New Sugar Mill and Boiler. Can he sect: at Brown Station, and be bought iheap by applying to Mr. B. C. Martin, Brown Station, or I)r. J. T. Lunar, I'2'lt District of Terrell county. j y 13,1 m / is . Terrell Conwy. \ To all whom it may concern; Wher as, J. N. KING, has applied in p’oper lorm for letters of administration on the estate of Jo-iah McLendon, late of Slid couuty, deceased; this is to cite all p r-ons interested to appear t ltd show cause, it anv they can, within the time prescribed bp law, wh\ said letteis should not. he granted. Witness in.v hand ofli tallr, this July 2d h, 1878. 11. S. BELL, Oidinai v. Terrell Sheriff Sales. \Y7ILL he sold before the Court Hou'e ' T door in Dow ton, on the first Tuesday in AUGUST, nex\ between the legal hours of sale, the following proper!*, to wit; Lots of land No-. 81 and 82, in the 12'h Dbliict of Terrell county. Levied on as the property of J. G. Ellison to satisfy a fi fa from Terrell Superior Court in favor ot Wui, G. Simpson and lit G. Hill vs J G. Ellison. S. B. CHRISTIE, Saettlf Terrell Sheriff Sales. \\7ILL be so'd before the Court II mse v \ in D.w-ton, Terrell county, on the first Tuesday in September, next, between the legal hours of sale, the following property, to wit : One Side Spring Bogey. Levied on ns the property of John B Vanover to sat!-fV a fi la issued from Terrell Superior Court in favor of T. J. Hart vs John B. Vanover jyd 2m L. M. ROBERTS, D Siieri*" OT.' BLISIIG1) IMU. USE HARRISON’S WRITING AND MUCILAGE. best i.r the u v> as. n. Jet Bhok School Ink a specialty. Far sale by all stationers and Ilarison Ink Cos., 9 Murray St., New Y ark. The Savannah Weekly News, In the isfue of July 0, 1878, will bp common ced h nt*w serial bv the papular Georgia author?*?, MRS, OPIIEEiA NISBET HIED, ENTITLED MBS. PARE I The Weekly News is not only the Largest But Best Weekly Published in the Southern States. It is well edi'ed, and contains an immense 1 amount jf reading matter, and i's ropo-j graphical execution is ur.surp issed. P intec j op new type, with a clear, clean imorossion, j it is a pleasuie to read the Weekly X s, It is a tiewSna per in every seusp cf the word, and contains the litest loleg aphio and State news, niaihd, e'e , a Liter at v and. pimnnnt, and is failed to the Gate of all who desire to keep up with what is going on in the busy j world at home or abroad. Its news is always fresh and entertaining. Subscription, one vear $1 On; six month s, SI.OO. Specimen copies sent free. Address, J. 11. ESTI'.L, Savunn di Ga. warn mmmw wii@i (DO WHIBIBILS 18 MANUFACTURED UY FISH EROS. <Sc GO., RACINE, WIB. WE MAKE EVERY VARIETY OF FARM. FREIGHT AND SPRIMG WAG® And by confining outselves strictly to our class of work; by employing none but the 13IUST (>F WO I UC MEN, Using nothing but riflST CLASS UIPRCVED 'MCIIIAERV anil llie VERY ItlES'f OF Mil.llo’ M i:E> TIIBUK. And by a THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE ’of the b isines, we have j tally earned the reputa tion oi making “THE BEST W.MSON 03 WiII:ELS.” We give tlie following warranty with each wagon: 4V 0 llttn'by \V;i rrail i the FISH I>RO -. WAGON No to be well made in every particular and of good in ifetial, and tout the strength ot ihe same is sufficient for all wo k with fair nsige. Sould any breakage occur within one year from this date bv reason of defective material or workm mship, repiirs for the same will te furuisoed at. place of sale, free of charge, or the price ol said tepairs, us per agent's price list, will be paid in cash by the puicbaeer producing a sample of the broken or defective pirlsas evi dence. I Titus G. Fisp, j Ksiciliv, Wis., Jan. 1,1878. v Kihvin B. Fish, ■- FIXIi llßOiti, A CO. ( Jno. 0. llroot.vs ) Knowing we can suit you, we solicit patronage from every section of the United States- Send lor Ibices and Terms, and lor a copy of our .Agricultural paper to Fit’ll JIRiIS. iV CO., Kiieiiic, Wiv. New MILLINERY Store A T DAWSON, - GEORGIA. MISS TV. 13, r SMI TIX 1 \ T OULD Respectfully announce to the Ladies of Dawson and surrounding coun'rv that 1 it she has recently established a iirt. ela-s Militi ■- t V Store at No. 2 Boget s A Janes Blot k, Dawson, Ga., where she wiil be pleased to have them call, EXAMINE A PHICE GOODS,; On hand and to arrive a fine and carefully elec‘ed s f ock of General Millinery Good ’, adapted to the season, an I of the latest and most approved style , consisting in part of Fine H its, B nnet**, Hosiery, Gloves, Cuff l , Scarfs, Ties, Ruff'*, ll inkercYief-*, Corset?, Hamburg Eds*i'g J , Tri mini tigs, and articles too numerous to mention in tips adver* ippinpn'. I -!■•**l k*en no shoddv go 'iR, but propose to keep a good assortment of the VA'li V BEST GOODS , and sell at the Lowest .Possible Prices. Remember that al' who call are not expected to purchase, unless they are perfectly sui ted itt puce and qmliiy. My business is to show goods, and I shall take esp'ctal pleasure in performing th .i du’v. I co’diilly invito all to cll on me, and by fair dealings and lu.v props, / h*pe to merit and r ceive a share of your patronage. apri'4 3nt Most R-sp’Otfullv, MIS3 A. B. SMITH. IS" 1-7 VV S P Tt INa Millinery! MHS. M. M. ANTHONY INFORMS the I, (dm* of n.wo>-> and am-rounding poultry that, he hfisj ot receive Ia B.'iut'lul lot ol SPRING MIL/.IN PHY GOODS Among the pretty style* for So-. Hot* may be noticed the Jay B lie, [hillside, Ua-.ie, May Q t en, etc. I aso keep a lull Hoc of Notions and White Goods. \ new lot of Ties Bows, Lidit-s' F.ncv Lee Setts, Fmov Back Oombi, Hamburg Em broidery, Cash Embroidery. Dreys Tiimmiogs, Dies-. Furnishings, etc., etc. Many'b .nkj ro thoe who fivo-e,l m r"h th ir p itrocage the past season 'I hope, by PAIR DEALINGS and LOW PRICES, to me.it a continuance of the same, aud also, to ad i to my l.s; many uctv customers. DHESS-3SCA.B:X3SrC3-. In <h DREdS M .VKINO Dmirtmeit' I have seen-ml -h* <-ffi tie it services of MRS. J M. POTTPR. We cordially inv'U the Udies generilly to bring in their spring goods ami have them made up iu the 1 1 test styles, at reasonable prices. DAWSON CARRIAGE WORKS! T. J. HART, Proprietor. Maimfac tares Good Jiatevlal Used, and all work warranted. FARM AND AY AG-ON REPAIHTNG. HOllSi; SfcBJOS{IN A SPEC-IALTVe H.EPAIRIITG WILL BE WELL ASi) PROMPTLY DONE by skdlful end reliable workmen who bae been in his employ lor a number of vests. and examine hie stock of vehicles, as s unou ed above. aia.l € ai*iiairo 0* l* ha o t ons, TOT? BUGGIES*. NO-TOP ISUGGLKS, and WAGONS for one & two lioivtis l