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(The (True (fifizm. The Survival of the Fittest. WAYS EM 111) Hi). HA., SK.l’T EM 1! Ell II, 1»M. (H it ATLANTA I.ETTKit. Atlanta, Ga., Sopt. 1 211a, lss:5.— 1 intimated in my last letter to your paper, that it was probable that the views of Mr. Wimberly, of Burke, upon the subject of general education, would he adopted by Mr. Calvin, of Richmond, the chairman of the Educational Committee of the House, as a substitute for all the questions on that subject pend ing before that body. It gives me pleasure to state that they were so embodied, and presented to the consideration of the House on yes terday, in the shape of a substitute for House Bill, No. 171, which orit/inal was introduced by Dr. Ed. A. Perkins ofour county. 1 append below the full text of the substitute, which will prove interesting mat ter for all your readers, both white and colored, inasmuch as it is upon it popular and important subject, and one that bids fair to invite and claim the attention of all classes and conditions of citizens. Without entering into a minute | {h fet TP analysis of this Bill, it is fair to say j A W that is in the main just and equitable, j « m %AZ\ presenting to my mind u calm and fj #«>« dispassionate solution 01 tne\e\tu j j aWt oil aki.lh i. mai the following property to-wit: i.rr.Llnm it attemuts to deal with. septU’Mbt 1 one triictonaiul containing .'111 acres, lying plenum it ato ">!>(■ “ - In the70th district, lulJolnttinntU of 03tnte.Tan It. is nlnill from the maimer in Which ™ j • (fW . ■ Grubbs, Edward Thomas, Daniels nml Umv- 1 . , ,, . , , M ! n » B KJ rv a "OdirdriTA Inal, It. Kldgcl.v mid It. Steiner, said lot 1)1' th(* 1 loilSO treated this luhoi OI Jjll. ! U I JJ X | !| j c 3 ! SI I I fi I i I land belli" >-et apart ns homestead for F. w. Calvin, that the anawer to this ques- Tflll Ull Ig UUIUI « U1 ° ^ tion vet lies within the future. The | , Iinl niv ,i i<> take coi.o.iets for paint-! issned iVom the Huperior emit m (im-r of * . . .. , ij, • i x.. iii, r in Mil Its forms. UrniniiiK and Lalsomin- I louse was evidently too tuiud t () | a specialty, satisfaction u • • I rn«ni»i»t fill tv ask I imi the Synopsis of Legal Advertisements. SIIKKI K!•’ .Starke (‘horn FOB SALE. House and Lot Tbi' bouse ami lot belonging to Mr*. .T. D. Asblon In Ibo Iowa of Waynesboro. I lit' lot contains one acre, Is well ftmceil, nml lias a good well of water ill the yard, Ibc garden is rich mill In a liluli stale of cultivation. I be Inmse contains ell'll! large rooms Is well lo- euteil mul Is one of the most pleasant resi dences in town. Terms easy. Apply to M IIS. S. J. ASHToN, 1:5(1 Broughton street, Savannah, (In. ailglT '831m. Strayed, A BILL. To be put if (i'(l an Art to impost’ (<» annual lax of onr-fenth of one per ecu turn on the taxable propeeti/ of this State, for the purpose of inereasint/ the fund foe the supprt of common schools: to provide for the distribution of the moue/js a eisi up from the tax,and for other purposes. Section l. Be it enacted by the (ieuernl Assembly of this State, and it is hereby enacted by the authori ty of the same, That for the purpose of increasing the fund for tlie sup port of the common schools an an nual tax of one-tenth of one per centum shall he assessed and col lected on the taxable property of (Ids State. Sec.IL licit further enacted by the authority aforesaid, That the said tax shall he assessed and col lected annually, at the time that other State taxi's are assessed and collected, and by the same officers that assess and collect other State taxes, mul under instructions to be given by the Comptroller-General. When said tax is collected as afore said, tlie net amount realized in each county shall he turned over to the County School Commissioner of the county, or other legal custodian of the school fund thereof, to he ap plied under the direction of the local school authorities, as hereafter provided. Sec. 111. lie it further enacted by the authority aforesaid, That the Tax Collector of each county in this State shall keep seperatc ac counts of all the moneys derived from taxation under this Act, on the property respectively of white and colored persons; he shall like wise keep seperatc accounts of all moneys derived from the poll tax, paid respectively by white and colored persons. And nil the mon eys derived under this Act, from the property of colored persons, together with the poll tax paid by colored persons, as aforesaid, shall he set apart and devoted to the ed ucation of colored children, exclu sively, in the counties respectively in which said moneys are collected. To the said fund so created for the education of the colored children, ns aforesaid, shall be added the pro rata share of the colored peo ple in the existing State public educational fund, as apportioned each year by the State School Com missioner. And the moneys thus set apart shall constitute the fund for the maintenance and support of the schools for colored children, ex clusively, in each county in this State, respectively. And all the moneys derived under this Act from the property of white persons, together w ith the poll tax paid by white persons, as aforesaid, shall be set apart and de voted to the educa tion of white children, exclusively, in the counties, respectively, in which said moneys are collected. To the said fund so created for the education of the white children, as aforesaid, shall lie added the pro rata share of the white people in the existing State public education- id. fund, as apportioned each year by tin 1 State School Commissioner, And the moneys thus set apart shall constitute the fund for the maintenance and support of the schools for white children, exclu sively, in each county in this State respectively. Sec. IV. Be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid, That in the counties where there is a local, municipal school system, separate from the county system, the moneys raised within the limits of the municipal corporation shall he turned over to the legal custodian of the school fund of said corpora tion, and shall he applied to the support of the schools inside of the coriiorate limits, in accordance with tin* rule of distribution pro vided for in (he preceding section of this Act, white that raised out side the corporate limits shall be turned over to the County School Commissioner of said county, to he applied, under the direction of the County Board of Education, in ac cordance with the rule of distribu tion, as aforesaid, to the support of the schools of the county located outside the limits of such municipal corporation, as specifically provided for, and required by this Act. Sec. \\ Bo it further enacted by the authority aforesaid, That the schools for the white and the colored children, contemplated and provid ed for in this Act, shall he kept separate, and shall be as nearly uni form as practicable throughout the .State, as to length of school term, (qualifications of teachers and gene ral school facilities. Sec. Vi. Be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid, That the provisions of this Act shall go into effect In the fiscal year, lhH|, and he operative in said year, and annually thereafter. Sec. Vll. Beit further enacted by the authority aforesaid, That all laws and parts of laws in conflict with the provisions of this Act, he jiiul the same are hereby repealed. luvmnteod In writ, „„ l,„r,s 1 ,mobility, .m.l by j KS .IHVi.Uiig it, wlm li it tllil. | "“Jjj*Info, ill,.,. Dial responsibility, and left it tor .„*j lv r»-r by permissions Mr. s., A^ oni>^i |,u i coming legislators to dwell upon 657 Broad st., Augusta, n’a. and grow confused. But the question is hypo means dead. Far from it. The idea has al- reudybeen engrafted upon the public mind, and it but remains tor other hands to deepen the impression. That the present public-school sys tem is a farce and a fraud, is well- established; that the people desire a change, is also admitted. The only questions that remain unset tled are, who will change it, and how. Mr. Calvin, assisted by the Representative from Burke, has I succeeded in entering the wedge, and the future only can tell who will be brave enough to apply the mail. A careful reading of the i above, besides giving a good insightj into the question, will amply re ward tho reader for the time spared.j The stock-law bill, by lias been withdrawn by himself. Perhaps lie has acted wisely in withdrawing a hill, that became prematurely so obnoxious ton large portion of his constituents. \\ hat- ever may he tho merits or demerits of the Act, in itself considered, it seems plain that the will of the people should he consulted; and il in conflict with one’s own individ ual judgment, the preference should he given to the people, and not to one’s own opinion-—no matter how honest and sincere one’s con victions may bo. (dearly, the peo ple were not prepared for the pass age of this bill just yet, and Mr. Cox, was never more truly represen tative, than when he suorilived ins own feelings to those of ids citizens’, oiuu.NAKV’rt yoTiens. S. A. Hray, administrator John 1’. Miller deceased, lms abpliod for 1 ‘11 its dismissory from said estate. Will In' passed upon the j llrst Monday in October. J (I. P. Lively, executor of the ostiitc of Elisha [ Hayinnns, deceased applies for let levs dismis- I sory from said estate. Will be pas ed upon first Monday in December. | Simeon Wimberly administrator of the ! estjito of Wily Wimberly, deceased, applies for leave tosell the real estaleofsaid deceased. Will be passed upon llrst Monday in October. JIrs. Eliza Daniel, I'dintiilstl'P; of Major Daniel, deceased, applies to me lor letters dlsmlssory from said estate, Wll' be passed upon llrst Monday In December. Mary ,1. Gainer, administratrix of I. A. Lewis deceased applies for leave to sell all the real estate of said deeeased. W ill be passed upon Ibe first Mondry In October. COMING*. A ( * i *.* i ad From the plnee of Ibe subseriber on Ibe till lust.,one light-colored bay mare mule, about nine or ten years of age. Will'll she left bad on bridle. She had not been trimmed for sometime, and the end of her tail has not been bobbed olf for sometime. Quick mu- . tiottod, 1111(1 paces under saddle. A liberel Mi'. Cox, j r( . wnri j w m i„i | m |,| for her delivery to me, or any tnformallon lending to her recovery, 11. IlEUWNUTON, septT'SSat Munnerl.vn, Qa. For Sale. loll 1 , acres of bind near McKean station In liurke county, with Improvements consist ing of a two room frame bouse, kitchen, smoke house, servants bouse, crib and sheds, a well good water and a young orchard. For price mul oilier Information call on P, h, UEKSK, nngSr&lbm Green's Cut, On, iiEirron’s and ciiRiirroii’ri notice. Mnm’l. C. Rlieuey and W. C. Palmer, execu tors .fno. W. Klieney, deceased, liolilies all persons indebted to said estate to malic tin- mi'ifiulp im.Vhienl, ami llpuc having demands against said estate will present them as pres cribed by law. septltSU nUJ.K NISI. The Hank of Augusta vs. .Tas. It. Collins. Mortage etc., May term, IKK:!. II appearing to the Court by Ibe petition of Ibe Bunk of Augusta, that heretofore, to-wit: on the 28th day of December, 18X2, Lewis H, and James it. Collins, partners IIS b, It, Collins A Son, of Richmond enmity, made and delivered to said petitioner U certain instrument In writing, commonly called a promissory note, whereby said firm promised to pay to the order of themselves, thirty days alter date thereof, the sum of Eighteen hundred and eleven 15100 dollars ai the Kiink of Augusta, **** * * * And It further appearing ilmt said Instrument and mortgage remains unpaid. That there Is now due upon the same the sum of Eighteen hundred mid eleven 15-100 dollars besides iu- lerest from March lib, IKK:!, and the sum of one hundred ipul eighty iiim iO-ioO dollars ns atloriieys Ives, t! Is ordered, that said Jus. H. Coilins pay Into ibis Court by the first day of Ibe next term thereof, the principal, interest, attorney's feesand costs due on said mortgage or show cause in the contrary, If there bonny, and that on failure of said James K. Collins so to do, I he equity of 'redemption to said iiiorlgaged premises be forever hereafter bar red and foreclosed. II. C. HONEV, ,T. s.C. A. ('. WONDERS. § Circuses In One SIIK1CIIA.N, 1025 Greene Street, Augusta, (i Pure Soda Water, Harsapnrilbi and (linger Ale niftnufaetured rfmn l’resh and First CD s material. Larger lleer In kegs and bottles always on band.. Orders solicited and proiiiui v tilled. 1 * N. B, lee of Good Quail tv and Just Wi Price - . ■Iglit Shipped to my customers nl the Market fobDWom 2 WAYNESBORO, JUNE 31. j .1 SSo. NOTES, i Dr. Ed. A. Perkins in again at Ills post. Representative Cox is still absent on a ('isit homo. The House Gallery has grown quite popular with the ladies. J. II, POliEKTH, A, M, ItEV. e. c, mpeNCK, A, M. J. S', UoDHEUM, A, II. Miss PI 111, o ST l' la, EM C. J. WALLACE Principals, 1st Assistant, Tciicltcr ol'M mile. Teacher of M lisle. Fall term opens Monday, October 1st. The •School continues In session nine calendar moot I is. Terms $'> 50, :f3 00 and $0 50 per month. No e.xl ra charges. Hoard In excellent families at reasonable Wit], tliigiii sessions tier ilnv the rates. I be Acndem\ looms ale large, well till am C sessions pt l UUJ, me | ventilated, mill furnished with new, elegant desks, recitation settees, blackboards, maps, charts, globes, etc. With a full corps of experienced and pro fessional teachers, superior advantages are offered at tills school. Course of study advanced—instruction thorough. W, A. WILKINS, Chairman,I House is rapidly consuming work. The weather has again grown warm, and the dust hearable. again is almost tin- Miss Bessie Godbee still lingers here, much to the delight of her ad mirers ia the Gate City. The Bill to citify Waynesboro was read “second time” Monday. It will soon he put upon its passage. ltev. C. C. Spence passed through yesterday, on It is way to Covington from North Georgia, lie will re turn to Waynesboro soon. Mr. Flint, of Monroe, and Mr. Drewry, of Spalding, came near colliding in the House this week, as (lid also Mr. Seal) Wright and Mr. Brooks. A, (IHAY, e. II,THOMAS, A. H. WIIITEII EAD, J. II. MACKENZIE. epU’tSJbni. j Tl'uiitces. r i\> I?<‘ Had DUNCAN’S Office ant! Drugstore. T. M. H. O. T. S. Pianos and Organs. Selected from fen of the held .Mi'lcvn, life so much Will'i'Hiii' lo otiici'H al Prices so much Luiss, that PurnluisiU's save from fdb to ifllM by vlulling or writing to Gr. 0. Robinson & Co. Have money at HJ1 Hroad Street, Angus la Georgia. “Love and Praise” Latest KurnUiy SEiool Hook. New Hymns >t'“Lovc and 1‘raise.” Now Songs of “Hope and Trust.” Heuutifiil ayinnx, Inspiring Music. Con taining cholee selections from the Most Valu able Productions of the Host Writers of Poe try and Song, with New Hymns and New Music COMeri.KII l(Y W. Ludden and (J. 0. Robinson. GRAND CLEARANCE SALE. Handsome Carpets and Rugs, Sale Continued for Thirty day; We wish to clear out nml make room for other goods now on the way. Bargains will l,o given m I lie lot lowing goods: Kodj liriiNsels Carpets, new Designs and Colorings. Tapestry llrussels, new designs. Scotch Carpeting, Ik'iiiiliful Designs and Colorings. Venetian ( arnets and It- Ply ('nrpels, new goods. Hearth lings,' Kenulllul Patterns and Colors. Cheap Hemp and Common Cotton Carpets. Poor Milts and Crumb Cloths, nice gmxtx. I’.JKK) Window Shades, new styles Just, opened. 1,000 Window Cornices, 50 styles lo select from. Pole Cornices, 1 trass mid Walnut. 1,000 Pair Window Curtains, Nottingham T.noe, new goods. Floor Dll Clolbs, idee goods. Wall Papers, lo.ooo rolls new Wall Papers. Canton Mailings, fresh new goods, 2r> different patters, 250 rolls, alt new patterns. Patios and Borders, all nice fresh goods. Nowest patterns! Henienilier Big Bargains. JAM.ES G. BAB.IK & SONS. Old Store James G. Bailie & Bro. J-713 EHOAD STREET, .WHILSTA, G A. niylO’teby. Mr. Jossc Wimborly boarded the Ga., R. It. train to-day for Waynes boro, where he goes to recuperate his health, which has been prostra ted by sickness. His duujfhtc Lottie, who has been visiting Atlan ta, returned with him. The Legislature, reconsidering its recent quasi-refusal of Gov. Brown’s invitation, to attend the Southern Exposition, have decided to go when the “work” shall have been finished, They will probably excurt about Sunday week, J, S, R. Sl'BNT. BISMUTH. HYPO SHI.PH. QUININE. 1’IliLS. FOR T1IE LIVER &l'. BLUE M ASH. COMP. EXT. MAI,TINE AND REEF TONIC. PULVERIZED OPIUM. COLOGNE, THE VWllV BEST EXTRACTS, WILL RECEIVE IN A FEW DAYS A I IRANI) OF Cl GARS CALLED‘ORIGINAL’ i FROM WEST PPUALIA, MASS., LONG j , Miss | CUT. SODA, HOAl'ANP ALL FAMILY MEDI CINES, EXCEP'IB’ATKXT MEDICINES, IN WHICH I DON'T HEAL. Full Edition, Words mul Music. Price: R5 cents (nost-paid); (10 per dozen, by express. Word Edition—Hymns only—12 cents (post paid); $ 20 per dozen by express, Specimen ('opv, Full Edition, In paper cover 2’i cents, post-paid. (I. 0. Robinson & Co., Publishers, AUGUSTA, Ga. T. M. H. O. T. S. : intit i LEMONS; I am HEADQUARTERS for LEAD INK. lul ling THE ONLY IMPORTER OF FKI’IT in the city. Buy and hiuullo more Lemons Ilian any houmi in tlu' trade. PEANUTS DEAL HXTENS I V E I, V GRADES OF PEANUTS. Ceierv & Chamomile Bitters A True Tonic & Invigoratin' The ladies ail praise It. The Doctor's recommend it. And (lie ('hUilrcn all cry for it. Try my Extract of Vanilla. The best in town. J. A. POEUIBL. Polhili's sewing Machine Oil. Tbo Ladies nil recommend it to lie the best The Doctors all recommend and use my own own Soothing Syrup. Liver Pills, Standard Vermifuge Co Syrup, Sarsaparilla A-c. J. A. PGBRILL'S Bradfieid's Female Regulator. Tbo Dozen or Single buttlo at manufactu rers prices ill Polhtll'H. FltESII Tl’HNIP SEEDSJust received af Polblll’s, RESPECTFULLY, J. A, POLHILL. jun2:'.'S2by. D. t. Fullerton HARDWARE Tron, Steel, Cutlery, (Tuns, Pistols, Saddlery, and Tiridles, Wheels, Hubs, Spokes, Hi ms, Axles, Etc., Etc., Etc., AT LOWEST PRICES! -G*eneral Affent For 1 Augusta, Get . The oldest STOVE DEALER In the city. Hundreds of families In Burke, Jefferson and Richmond counties are using our Stoves sold to them during tbo lust llftcon years. Every housekeeper will attest to their use fulness, economy, and comfort. Call at FULLERTON’S for the New Lighthouse. The nowest, largest and best wood burning stove In tbo market. At FULLERTON’S you will Had TINWARE, - WOODEN WARE, CROCKERY, 11OIT8K K EE PE HS CUTLERY, HARDWARE. P. L. Fullerton, aiig2TK2tf 02X Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. -|S THE Onl\ Ex-Governor Conley, who was lately removed from the Atlanta postotfice, wrote the department to know why be bad been removed,— The reply came quick and sharp.— The Postmaster General says that before he removed Conley he had eoneulsive evidence that lit'had not only retained in his oliice, but had ; mkrciiant, promoted clerks whom he knew to be dishonest. IIo adds, that in vieew of what recently passed be- twen Conley and an inspector of the postotfice department, lie is sur prised that Conley should now ask why he is removed. r Evening 1 Paper! IX TILE CITY, Central & Southwestern Railroads Savannah,Ga,, August 5ib, lss,!. On and ul'lurSunday August 51b, IKS!, Pas senger Trains on ibr (ViUrnl unit Koutliwcs- lorn Railroads will rim as fnllnws: FROM Al’GUHTA. Lv. Auguslii i.v. Wayncsbori t.v. Mlltcn A r. Suvainiab Ar. Macon Ar. Alltuila A r. Crlumbus Ar. Eu fan la Ar, Albany Ar. Mllli'iigcvlllii* Ar, Eatoulou ‘Dally except Monday I lay. S::!(I a m 10:11 a m I :ail p in ai 1.5 |l III 0:25 p m 11 ;2o ji in Nlglit. 10::t0 |> m 12 fill i'm 2:15 a in 7;you m «:()(> a m 7 OKI 4 IK I :.V) pm DO pm l:0.i p m 10:21) a m J;’;iio ji m poll AUGUSTA. Lv, SavHuuuli l.v. Mui'iili I.v. AI In li I il I.V. CobllllllUH I.v. F.ufauln Lv. Albany I.v. M llU'ilgi'VlIlc 1 I.v. EiilouloiP I.v. Milieu Ar. Wayinslioro Ar. Aiisustii 0:00 II III N; 15a m 1:20 a m I out ji m 2:10 p m 1:15 p m 7|fi<) |i m 7 Ido i pi 2: to p m 11017 p m 12:1)1 p m 12:00 noon Ib.iH |i III 2:15 p m 2:15 a m I :IIH a m (1:15 a m 1 only exeout Kuinfay. Nioirr viiKinurit accom.uohatiiix THAIS'. Lv. Augusta 0:2'i pm Ar. Waynesboro . lenopm l.v. Milieu Dblani Ar. Waynesboro 5:2oa m Ar. August^ .7.1(1 a m Conueelloie al Himimmb wllli Savammb UiK'l.bt inn! Western Itatlway: nl Augusta to Nnrlli uni) J’lipji: at Atlanta with Air Line mill KonnesiDi lluKjeg I;; Norl|i mill East ami Wost. Iterlbs In Sleeping Pill's eim tin secured unm W. A. (llbbu.Tlekei Agent, Union Depot, G, A. Wll lTKHI'iAD, W si, UOGJjitH, General Pass. Agent. Gen, Hup’t Havaunab. AND Til K MllSTTHOHOlTOIILY EQUIP PED IN THE STATE. The Dally Times will be pushed forward lo Ibe hlgbesi slandai'd of exeelienee as a jour nal replete with interest to Ibe MANUFACTURER, ME CHANIC, AGRICULTURALIST, EMPLOYER AND I,A BORER. Vegetables & Munnerlyn, ” Attoviieii-cil-Law, IE (! ! AM receiving on Tuesdays mid Saturdays CA1UIAOKS, POTATOES, ONION'S, eel., add should you favor me with your order I wilt give you as Low Prices and ns Good Goods as If you were present. Quotations furnished on application, Groceries. Eclipse Steam Engine, Wlnshlp Gin, Duplex Harrow, Waller A. Wood,. Manure Spreader, Mower, Reaper 1 Oliver ('billed Plow HENRY P. MOORE, sept22'K2by 809 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GA. r KEEP a Full Lino of (IUOCEKI ES, CI- I O AKS, TOBACCO, Ac. I ..ell nothing at retail. A Journal always abend of Hip •heap dally, pul illsl it'd for I lie pc HI live SC IISI'RI PTION Per Annum six Mouths Tbreo ,\|oiil|is lleedy, I will lie at the precincts of the County for Ibe purpose of collect big tuxes as follows: FIRST ROUND. Alexander, 03rd DIM., Sept. 2-ltli Lively’s Store, nilb Dist., Liberty Hill, listH Dlst., Mrs. McNorriU’s Store, iliilb Dlsl., I.uwloiivHle, Illsl Dlsl., Illrdsvllle, 751b Illsl., Mldvllle, 7.1.1 Dlsl., Bark ('alilo I miss Roads, 7llb Illsl. Ilriilieb’s Store, Tlsl JUst., Green’s Cut, 071b Dlsl., Tarver's School House ik'illi Dlsl., KIIpairick’s I 'ross Roads, 11:1111 Dlsl Hough'. Oj(| Store, 72(1 JllsB, SECOND goIINil, AlexIilub'V Olid D|sj.. ilia. I Jvply's Store, l|11 b I> 1 ' Liberty l| Mrs, MeN I ,11 W I ol| Y 11 lc, l||sl iilsl III i'.Ihv j 11.', V'.illi Ills!,, Cor. liny and Whitaker streets, SAVANNAH, (IA. John Haenel, hllllinii Ij) l lq Accident Insurance Agent* Also A gun I for Gill lot’s Gtn and the Mon arch Baling Press. Will give special allen- llon lo I be sale of lands, and jinrchusing same. I.ols in Waynesboro and at ‘Muuucrly u, Ga, for sale, or long lease. Hlores for Rent at Munnerlyn, i« M » | • i li l * I n l q Blbei'jy 11 III, list h I H.st,, iiitIII’h hiiiiti, milH Dlsl., .'Ill till •*»t ll III II nib lmb lull m 211 li 2,111 I III O I. , /.II II III Millville, Tlld DM. Wit list till DEI,, Nov, 1st aim Brunch's more, 7lxi Iilsl., Green’s Cut, (171 b Dlst., " 5Di Tarver’5 Helinol House, doth Hist., •* 12111 Cook's School House,l( r itb Dlsl,, “ IJtli Kllpmrlek’s Cross Roads, HIM b Dlsl. 11 11111 Gnllgll's Old store, 72(1 Dlst., " 15tb I Will I in In Waynesboro ini'll' tint llfdii |. mul during Superior Court. Hooks \i ill close November noth. G. A. WAIID.T, C, II. c, gopll’JHtf John D. Ashton, lift) r it c n - a f - I a tr JUII’JJ'K'Jby WAYSEsttoRO, G.\, 1 hereby Inform Ibe Sporting men and Ibe general public of Ihirke enmity, I but I am pre paired lo repair all iipilies of guns a lid pistols j 1 also repair sewing npieblnes. I wnrri(ii| satisiin.lilin. JlliiN DABNEB, auglT’Kglm al Mr. J. II. Smith's Shoe Shop, TAKE NOTICE, 1 My customers iii Ibis iiiiunQ are Imui'liita| that 1 shall I|U absent, In Emanuel and Seiji veil dainties, and will nut ret urn hiq’nre Chijs|iiaa>, i mu Hiiialifal Mr punt hooia, nail Wlli lake pleasure In aliemling lo any work In the way of Matress making or re. pairing on my return. All wlm want Work | In my line,can address me at Waynesboro, mat 1 will at lend to all work Immediately on my return. HENRY HOOKS, j ‘Kfiff’W'Ull Dissolution. The ilrm of .1. It. Mackenzie & Co., doing business In Waynesboro, (In., and composed of.I. 11. M aekeiizle mid P. I,. Corkur, Is Ibis day desol veil by mutual eonseiil. J. |t. Mip., Ill nzle will coalllllll' Ibe iisspls and paying all lijihllttl ,1. II. MACKENZIE, augl7'KJb|ll P. L. CORKER, PARTfjrRr Willi Small Capital wanted I «l| I I1C.I1 pi go Into Ibr Saw Mill Busi ness. Apply nt tiilsolllee, Jiil27'K;lmn purs’ jiflmmmmE. ji MOTHER'S ERIKNI), NURSE'S RE LIE E, ('III I.B’S CURE. For Infants and Teething Cblblren. Infants suIb'l'more or less Ibe Ill's! three mouths of their existence with llatlllellt colic. The Curmtnallve gives iuslabl relief. In the pro cess of Teething Ibe salivary glands are ex cited, deranging Die slomaeb mul bowels, re sult lug In cmnculnl ion mid often rli'iph 'pue ('a mil nml v e nntrnliz.es the arid, eorree'u I lie disease i,iid re/iop ■, (bo l iubl, I'ye I'llls' Dm mlmijh e mul njolee, there Is saeli relief for the salferbig durllugs. For sale by ,| \, |'t q,l| I BL, Jun'2U’:!llby Waynesboro, (bn li (•liio-Vi i I beg leave to tul'oi'm my patams ami the general pubiia ibm I liavv iHipniveii my Bar- hef Wlhqi in the new jioatoflloo building, where, I am prepared to do III the latest style II All I CUTTING, Sir A VINO Sll \MPoii|NG, DYEING, Etc. I bn vu a eludr nimbi especially for the black- lllg of shoes. I will also ran a bill li room in coniid'lIon wllli my ihirber Hlioji, eliber cmUI or hoi billbs, HENRY JuNEH. AumiHlH Ho(ol, Juguslu, Ga. LEWIS & DOOLITTLE, Prop’s. R ATES: TWO DOLLARS PER DAY, Barge and well Va|||l|ateii Rooms, Central ly locali ,| hem railroad crossing. Telegraph olllce mid I'urber Shop In the building. A UH 11*1 a M ole I I lest li Ill'll lit and I .line h I loom elllih'c wild s, and Ininors mid ijgui's. Meals lo order at all bum's. That the Best is Cheapest, And especially is this true in Furniture. JUST SEE SOME OF OUR PRICES : Parlor Sets In I lair Cloth, Walnut Frame from *;!5 lo :,,U0 The best Raw Hllk Set for ?(15 ever oll'ered. Nice Walnut Chamber Sets, Marble Top, .j.V> The best Warble Top Set In I lie market for ?H5. AVodefy Competition from Every Quarter. We Acknowledge no Superior, And Few Equals, in the South Who over hoard of Fane Seat Chairs for seventy-live cents. Fxlcuslon Tables one *1“1* lar per loot.. We guarantee satlHl’netion in every ease. Ourstoek nl* MattreHsos and SpriaK r.otls is complete. Steam Dressed Fi*athors always ou hand. All goods parked and xldpD'u tree ot charge. I’pholstri lng done in all Its branches. Illustrated Catalogues and Frier List may hr had by calling at this otllec. J. L. Bowles & Co., sept 15’KOhy. 717 mid 8.1!) BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, CIA. w T I. Delpli, 831 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GA. W UuLEHAEK AND RETAIL HE A l.ER IN riiixvn &c In slock ii very full llueof the Celebrated Excelsior Cooking Stoves. The best la the market. Sixteen dllVerent sizes and kinds. Mix sizes wllli enauieled rce crvulrx. Adopted loall reinilreiiunits, mid priced to Mill all purses. L KA / > IXG F FA I U K FS: Double Wood Doors, Patent Wood Grille, Adjustable Dmuper, Interrlmllgciible Aide' limlle Shelf, Itrolllng Door, Swinging Itearlb-Plali', Swinging I'jiie-Top, Rexei'Hlhle (no' Burning Long t boss Piece, Double short Ceiilres, liiiiiiluaied Eire Doors, Nickel Knoi).'., Nickel Panels, ele Unequalled in Matei'lal, In I'jnliKi and In (liieratlon. liiilSt’Niby, W. 1. DELPH.8JI Broad Street, Augusta,Ga.