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1 >r. Broillieml, of the Arlington
Imtcl we tiro sorry to say is still in
feeble health.
—Henry Franklin sells Ouano
mid Acids at bottom figures. jan2o
—Mtij. J. A. Watkins and Mr. S.
],; I’etcrson, of llermlon, was in to
sec us Tuesday.
—Mrs. .lodge E. F. Lawson has
returned from a visit of several
days* 1" Augusta.
"When the Woeful Clouds are
gifted,” has been received, and is
for stile by E. C. Lanier.
—(.'apt. G. A. Jackson, of Perkin’s
junction, was in to see us this week.
Cull again captain, call again.
—When in Augusta call on N. W
Murphey & Son for boots and shoes.
We will commence the publica
tion in a few weeks of a beautiful
continued story. Subscribe now.
_l>r. Holt’s Dyspeptic Elixir will euro any
ow of Dyspepsia, Indigestion or Chronic
I, Ivor trial nil*. For sale liv .1. A. I’olhlll, Wnv-
Hrslmrii, llu„ unil T. M. Drew, MUlvlllo, Ua.
novl0’83unv
—That noble old Roman, Hon. E.
A Perkins, was in town this week,
and of course, called on The Citi
zen.
—The ladies of tiu; Baptist church
gave another dinner oil Thursday,
ut the court house. The gross pro
ceeds were $22.
—Miss Ida Roberts, of McBean,
who has been on a visit to die fami
ly of Mr. Tims. Cates, returned
home on last Sunday.
—Just received 2 barrels of the
finest Onion Sets at bottom prices.
dec21tf POLHILL.
—We are glad to learn that Capt.
J. 1’. Thomas, who has been serious
ly indisposed for some time, is again
able to appear upon the streets.
—.Air. P. B. Reese, of Green’s Cut,
was in to see us Monday. Air. It. is
one of Burke’s most clever and
energetic citizens.
—W. S. Godbee sells Goode cheap.
Cheaper than anybody. janll
—Jule Reynolds who has been
visiting relatives and friends in
llurke county, has returned to his
home near Augusta.
—Aiiss Sallie Rountree, one of
Swuinslioro’s fairest daughters, is on
n visit to the family of Capt. W. F.
Walton, near Green’s Cut.
—Henry Franklin sells Guano
and Acids at bottom figures. jnn25
—Mr. J. A. Rodgers, of Perkin’s
Junction, was in to see us Thurs
day. lie is one of those who makes
himself useful to his fellow man.
—Ask your druggist for Khrinor’s
Indian Vermifuge, and if he fails
to supply you, address the proprie
tor, David E. Foutz, Baltimore, Aid
Order at once if you would secure
ft copy of the beautiful new song,
“When the Woeful Clouds are
Rifted.” For sale lw E. C. Lanier.
—W. A Wright, Comptroller General of the
Htuti' of lleorgin, says lie wio entirely cured
"t Indigestion Iiv Dr. Holt’s Dyspepsia Elixir,
lifter having tried almost every known rom-
cUy for this disease. Kor sale hy J. A. l’olhlll,
» aynesboro, Oa., and T. M. Drew, Millville,
’On- novlU’MSnm
—Air. J. 1). Cox, of Greene’s Cut,
was in town this week and gave us a
pleasant pop-call. Jeff, is one of
ilurke’s cleverest young men, and
we are always glad to meet him.
—Rev. B. F. Breedlove again
111 tide his appearance upon the
street a few days ago. Air. Breed
love has been very unwell from an
attack of rheumatism, and is looks
feeble.
—We were pleased to meet Air.
Charlie Thomas, who has been suf
fering from a terrible attack of
rheumatism, on the street Thursday.
Charlie was so changed that it took
us two looks to recognize him.
—Toni Wells says he has rented a
-•horse farm, and expects to make
('• r. save) money by running a
fence through the centre of the
plantation and turning both sides
"Ut. There’s nothing dull about
Tom.
-Mr. J. W. IL Bell, sheriff jd-o tern
’hiring the absence of Sheriff I Lie.se-
fer, on account of the death of his
wife, gave universal satisfaction in
die business like manner in which
he executed the responsible duties
of that ofilce.
—llenryFrnnUlin has bought the
•’ounly right for Burke and Scrlven
•'"unties fur spun-glass lamp wicks,
•hie of these wicks will last for a
.'ear, and don’t require any trlin-
"dng, don’t smoke the chimney,
everybody ought to have them.
—The housewife, a domestic
Journal for American housekeepers
will he sent for one year free to
‘'Very lady who will send nl onoi
d'e names and address of ten mar-
1 '’‘d Indies or housekeepers ami 21
‘‘‘'ids hi two cent stamps for post-
•TE It Is the best family paper in
d'e s,, and this offer is made only
1" secure names to whom to send
^'I'ople copies, ns we know every
holy who once sees The 1 lousewlm
will subscribe for it. Regular price
n per year. Send to-day to secure
’"'Vnumber. Address, The IIoi se-
wu'i:, Rochester, N. V. I'ebllmi
oneri'il SOt'ents Extra.
Ai r. J. W. ITurvoy, Long, Creek, The Hodge
’*') ( ’> days: “I have been selling |
Norman’s Neutralizing Cordial the
last three years. It gives universal
sat i;.taction and its sales are incr
ii'fi. A gentleman from
THE SECOND WEEK OK l (H UT.
i-Syms Murder Cuhc-
Ai'i|ulttti<l.
-The Prisoners
offered me 50 cents over (he regular
i ,( tail price for a dozen bottles if 1
would get them for him immedi
ately.”
Till' Ii»rliftt House.
1 his hostelry is succeeding finely
mid daily increasing in patronage.
It has now an average of sixty
guests arriving daily, and on sever
al occasions had to turn away
guests in consequence of the crowd
ed condition of its rooms. Since
< ol. Af. L. Harnett assumed the
management and gave it his per
sonal and undivided attention the
Harnett House lias prospered and
every day sees coming to it new
mid well satisfied guests, who speak
in high terms ot its excellent man
agement and superior table.—Sa
vannah Timen.
Major W. A. Wilkins.
A e copy tlie following compli
mentary ami well deserved notice
of our mayor from the Wrightsville
Recorder'.
At the recent municipal election
hold in Waynesboro, we are glad to
learn that Major Wilkins was elect-
mayor. We have no personal ac
quaintance with Air. Wilkins, hut
only know him by reputation. The
editor of this paper has often heard
his father, who was once u student
of law under Mr. Wilkins, remark
that he considered him one of the
most public spirited and enterpris
ing men lie had ever seen; and
that no man, within the whole
scope of his acquaintance, had ever
given so many poor boys a good
“send off in life as Atnjo'r Wilkins.
AN aynesboro will soon see that he
is the right man in the right place.
On Tuesday morning Airs. Francis
Ilaeseler, wife of Sheriff Haoseler,
died at her home near this place,
surrounded by her family, and in
full hope of a bright and blessed
eternity. Airs. Ilaeseler was a
sister of Air. A. Chance, of Green’s
Cut, and was a true woman—as a
wife, mother, Christian and friend.
Her home was her kingdom, and
her throne the hearts of her loved
and loving husband and little ones,
where she reigned supreme by the
power of gentle affection. Calm and
resigned, her life went out without
a tremor, and her pure soul winged
its flight to the land “that is bright
er than this.” Airs. 1 lacseler leaves
a husband and five children, the
youngest about six years'old, to
mourn her death, and we tender
the afflicted ones our heartfelt sym
pathy in this their hour of sore
affliction.
Fun and Candy.—It is impossi
ble to have more fun these lone
evenings than by making candy at
home. You can learn how to make
every kind of fine candy sold at
the best confectionery stores in the
cities, from that valuable book,
“How to ATake Candy.” No home
can afford to be without it. Sent
postpaid for BO cts., (hi one or two
cent stamps.) Address, The
Housewife, Rochester, N. Y.
feblbin
Arrivals at the Arlington Hotel.
Arrivals for the week ending
Saturday, February 1,1888:
W B l)ix, Springfield, O; It Gold
smith, NY; II E W Palmer, Atlan
ta; A J Hunt, Winston, N C; H J
Foster, Augusta; Jno I> Ashton,
city; J T Prince, N Y; Louis 1)
Alexander, city; J C C Black, II J)
1) Twiggs, II C Roney, Jno AV Gra
ham, Augusta; Jno W Horner,
Baltimore; R A Rhodes, city; E
Daniell, Milieu; J M Crawford, Ga;
W T Gary, Augusta; W J Barnard,
Newnan, Ga; S 10 Peterson, Burke;
Boykin Wright, Augusta; R II
Murphy, G J Alurphy, Rogers, Ga;
p 1. Sutherland, Louisville; C A
Seymour, Ilephzibah, Ga; F R AA’al-
ace, Lawtonville; A Chance,
Green’s Cut; L Stallings, Augusta;
if P Jones, Burke, P V Daniell,
Alillen; Titos Zonal’, NY; J AI
Rogers, C Ward, Thus B Cox; AV J
Rhodes, Augusta; J A Watkins, E
S Godbee, G AA r Owens, Burke; AS
AI Brinson, Alillen; J P Brinson,
Lawtonville; AI S Brinson, J AI
Crawford, Rogers; Jus S Hook, Au
gusta; Geo T Barnes, Dr Henry F
Campbell, Augusta; H P Jones,
Burke; E L Frederick, Augusta;
Lawrence Jones, Burke; Geo S
Brush, New York; .) At Dye, Jr,
Burke; Dr II 11 Smith, Augusta;
.1 AV Sand ford, Alidville, Ga; C N
Patterson, New York; J C Ludlow,
Newark, NJ; AVm E Jackson, Au
gusta; C H Cohen, Augusta; J AV
Burch, Aiken,M C; T J Burney, Ga;
I R Jones, Herndon, Ga; AV B Cor
n'll, Atlanta; II A Mason, Vu; N
L McNorrill.G A Green, J 'I' Reeves,
James 1‘ Jones, Burke; J AA Hat-
Iiiv, Savannah; W F Huylos, Au
gusta; AA’ D Sullivan, city; Dr. Edw.
(Addings, Augusta; G B Dowell,
Tims B Cox, F AI Phillips, J AI Dye,
sr, Burke; B J Bell, oily; Jos
Loveiistoiit, Savannah; Edwin D
Newton, N Y; It AI Clotty, Fort
Mott, SC; Alf Well house, Atlanta;
Thus li Farley, N Y; FT Williams,
Harlem, Ga; Jno B Fryer, Ilephzi
bah,Ga; L Shoemaker, Aid; AS' 11
Flowers, Burke; Gilbert B Banks,
city; J Shannon, Scrlven, Ga; J AI
Scott, Louisville, Ky.
On Monday morning, li is Honor,
Judge Roney, was promptly on the
roas-1 bunch, full of patience to begin the j
Georgia arduous week’s work which he j
knew lay before him. Alonday was i
consumed in the trials of Ben !
Smith and Jack SViley, both color
ed, and both tried for hog stealing.!
Ben was acquitted, but Jack was
not so fortunate, and will be com
pelled to pay for bis pork steak in
service to the State.
Gn Tuesday morning, the Rod-
gers-Syms ease was called, and
T. Brit Rodgers and R. ('. AlcNor-
rill put upon trial for murder. The
circumstances of this bloody trage
dy are of such recent date, that we
deem a minute detail of them un
necessary. It will he remembered,
however, that at a base ball game
near Ale Beau station, on Saturday,
October the 20th, 1883, the Symses
raised a difficulty witli Rodgers
and AIcNorrill and ran them away
form the ground. On the next
evening,Sunday,the 21st of October,
1883, the parties met at Sunday
school, at AleBean church, when
the Symses renewed the difficulty,
and precipitated a fight in which
Rodgers was shot through the
cheek, old man Tom Syms shot
and instantly killed, his sons,
Frank Syms mortally wounded,
and Duff Syms severely wounded
The ease lias excited wide spread
attention and comment ever since
the occurrence took place, and be
cause oftlic large number of wit
nesses, almost a whole congregn
tion, lias occupied time of the court
from Tuesday morning till 2 o’clock
lust night (Friday). The counsel
for the State were industrious to
bring out every circumstance favor
able to the prosecution, while the
counsel for the defense was equally
dilligent in meeting them at every
point, and the testimony was sifted
until not a single point was left un
examined. Both sides closed on
Friday morning, and the argument
of the ease began, and occupied the.
whole day and nearly all night.—
After the opening speech for the
State, Col. J. D. Ashton, of Swnins-
boro,whosustained himself through
out and to the end; he was follow
ed hy Col. Gary, of Augusta, for
the State in an able speech; he was
followed by Hon. II. Clay Foster
and Judge II. D. I). Twiggs, both of
Augusta, in their usual able milli
ner for the defense, and Hon. J. C.
C. Black, with li is usual eloquence,
concluded for the State.
Indeed, each of the above mention
ed legal gentlemen seemed to ap
preciate tlie importance of the
work before him, and seemed to
bend every nerve to its accomplish
ment, and grew grand even to sub
limity as they progressed in their
arguments. So 1 ie i t o r-G e n er a 1
AA’right was taken sick, and re
turned home on Wendesday, and
was not at the conclusion of the ease.
Col. J. J. Jones, who had rendered
able assistance in the conduct of
the case for the defense, did not
speak. The Judge’s charge was
able, dear, fair and exhaustive, and
after its delivery the jury retired
to their room, and were absent
probably 20 minutes, when they
returned with a verdict of— u not
guilt yt” The verdict seems to liaVe
given general satisfaction.
A goodly number of ladies were
present in the court room to hear
the eloquent speeches of ihe re
nowned counsel.
A little episode occurred during
Judge Twiggs’ speech,which we can
not forbear telling. It was when
Judge Twiggs was towering like a
giant—when lie had become grand
ly, sublimely eloquent—that it be
came covenient for him to refer to
the bravo act of Airs. General
Pickett, who followed her gallant
husband over the field of Malvern
Hill during the day of that bloody
battle. There were several old ('on-
federate veterans in the court room
wlio belonged to Pickett’s division,
and who witnessed the daring of
the brave lady. No power on
earth could prevent their cheering,
and Air. William T. Brinson who
had been one of Pickett’s men,
gave vent to ids feelings a loud
whoop. Everthing was still in an in
stant, and the judge ordered the
sheriff to discover the offender. At
this Juncture Air. Brinson rose from
his seat and said: “Alay it please
your Honor, 1 meant no disrespect
to the court,but l was a Confederate
soldier, and I couldn’t help it!” 11 is
Honor, however, imposed a fine of
$10, which tlic ladies immediately
otfered to pay. The judge, who
was a “soldier hoy,” himself, and
who now hears the sears of honor
able wounds, we learn, kindly re
mitted (lie fine this morning.
Court adjourned to-day (Satur
day), leaving several prisoners in
Jail, because it was impossible to
readi their cases. There will he
no adjourned term, and thus ends
one of the most laborious sessions
of tho Superior Court which lias
ever occurred in our county.
1 Rent. Notes lor flll'iners (hi stile)
any Dumber, at this office cheap:
—Many interesting locals Includ
ing notices of new advertisements
arc unavoidably crowded out of this
issue. Wo beg the indulgence of
patrons.
—Aiiss Annie Lou Cox, the pretty
and amiable young daughter of
lion. P. D. Cox, of near Green’s Cut,
! spent several clays visiting relatives
in our city this week.
— Miss Fannie Harris, of Greenes-
horo, Ga., is in town visiting her
uncle Dr. J. Af. Johnson, and other
friends. She will leave in a few
days to visit her uncle, Dr. L. 1).
Johnson, near Forest Hall.
—Air. G. W. Baker left on Wed-
nesday to visit relatives in Delta,
()hio. He is a good painter, and lias
made many friends during his
sojourn in Waynesboro. He prom
ised to return. When shall we see
his like again?
— During the past two or three
days the weather lias greatly mod
erated. One more cold spell will
occur on or about the time of the
new moon in this mouth, then the
winter is over. A cold snap may
conic, hut nothing serious.
—Col. T. J. Burney is here repre
senting that sterling old daily, the
Macon Telegraph, and paid us a
pleasant visit. The Telegraph is be
coming deservedly popular with our
people, and is obtaining a wide cir
culation in our county.
—Henry Franklin sells Guano
and Acids at bottom figures, jan 2d
—The artesian well men have re
turned, and will resume work on
the well about next Wednesday.—
They are now at Alillen, where they
are erecting a derrick for the pur
pose of “punching” a well in that
town. “If there Is any artesian
water beneath the spot where our
well is located,”AIaJ. AVilkin’s energy
will find it.
—Air. Joseph II. Wilson, of Savan
nah, son of Gen. C. C. AVilson, who
went out as colonel of the 25th Ga.,
and who was afterward promoted
and commanded Gen. AV. H. T.
AA'alker’s brigade, after his death,
called on us this (Saturday)' morn
ing. lie informs us that he intends
teaching school and going into the
practice of law at Lawtonville, this
county. We wish him abundant
success.
—Hon. R. A. Brinson, of Scrlven
county, was in town this week. Col.
Brinson hung his vest with a $10(1
gold watch in his pocket on the bed
post at Air. AA’, AlcCatliern’s and
laid himself down to sleep. The
next morning both vest and watch
were gone, and Col. B. now moiirm
the loss of a very fine watch. AA’e
can but hope the thief may be dis
covered and made to suffer the
penalty of his crime.
—Air. J. T. Beeves, of Lawtonville,
came near having his dwelling
burned on Sunday morning. The
fire originated from a lire being
built in an up-stairs room for the
first time this season, and which
some ivey vines hud grown
above the chimney, the burning
pieces of the vine falling upon the
roof and setting it on fire. For a
time matters looked serious, and
the house was saved only by the
greatest effort, a space of some six
by ten feet being burned off. Col.
George AA’. Sapp \yas there, and says
that Airs. It., who is a model of
neatness, declared that it must be
“a clean burn,” and was industri
ously engaged in sweeping out the
rooms all the time of the fire. AV’e
congratulate friend Beeves upon
the escape of losing his pretty and
comfortable home.
—Rend what an eminent physician snvs of
Or. Holt’s Dyspeptic Elixir:
Dkaii Sin: ( have been troubled with
indigestion and nervous bemlaebe l'ur fifteen
.veins; Hollered a ureal deal with periodical
attacks during thal time. Having exhausted
my own skill, anil that of unite a number ol'
Hie best physicians In I ho State. I was In
duced to try your Dyspeptic Elixir; began
taking it last March,and liavu’t had an attack
since my IndIJestlon almost It not entirely
cured. I havu practiced medicine I'orHU veurs
and havu ever been opposed to proprietary
medicines, you kindly furnished me the for
mula I'm; the elixir. Knowing Its medicinal,
properties, I would recommend all Hiitl'erlng
with IndIJestlon uervlous headache or any
disease arising from torpid liver to trv your
dyspeptic clxlr, for II Is almost a spec I lie In
this class of diseases. 1 recommend it It) mv
palronsand prescribe it in my practice. What
I have written Isa concicntinus statement of
facts. Yours truly,
O. 1*. DOZIEIt, M. 1).
I-’or sab* hy ,1. ,\, I'olhill, Waynesboro. Ua.,
and T. M. Drew. Mldvllle, Uu.
Nov 1U 'Ska m
A <1 rent Sensation.
Among publishers, mu unfurl urers and busi
ness men, many Inducements have been of
fered to ihe public for the purpose of promot
ing the Introduction of various papers, or ar
ticles, hut not one of them equals the extra
ordinary chance ottered hy the World Maga
zine. In enlarging the circulation of their
wide-known and splendid monthly publica
tion, they agree In send you the World Mag
azine for one year at the low rate of $1, and
will mall It postage free to you. This otter Is
nu exceedingly rare one, as at this price The
World will cost not less than ten cents per
copy. In addition to Oils, the publishers
agree to give you an equal npporlunity free In
tlie'll* < 1 raml 1'rlze Distribution, In which
tua.IHKI will he distributed free to all new sub
scribers to the World Magazine. The com
pany Intend to distribute the $715,1X10 free to
tic’ll' patrons merely as an advertisement.
The prizes will bo distributed fairly hy a com
mittee, and any subscriber to the World Mag
azine can secure a llrand I’rl/.e Distribution
Ticket, free of any charge.
Address: THE WORLD MAHAZINE, 118
and -10 Hearhoru street, Chicago, 111. They
oiler liberal Inducements for those who gel
npcluhs. Anyone sending them n club of
live subscribers will receive a yearly subscrip
tion to the World M agazlue, and a prize a um
ber and a receipt free.
Ini |iortuiit.
Till! ('elehrated Stallion, Almnnt
l'tislm, will bo in NY vy nos boro, Ga.,
on tlic 1st of Man'll. Tlioso having
man's will Ro well to tnako untry
ut oni'o, as only a llniiti'il mimbur
will bo survoil. A book of ontry is
now upon at the store of Dr. J. A.
DolhiU. Sue advertisement in
another column. Respectfully,
utjiin2VK|. JNO.A. DOZIER.
lolil W'cathei'i
Tills Is thC season who'll exposure
will produce cold on the stomach j
causing gripping pains, dysentery,
cramp colic, Ac. Norman’s Neu-j
tmlizing Cordial counteracts all
these troubles. It allays inflamma
tion arising from cold and restores
the bowels to their normal condi
tion.
AN EXTOAOHIIINAUY OEEEU!
To oil Wanting Employment.
AVe want, live, energetic and cap
able agents in every county in the
United States and Canada, to sell
a patent article of great merit, on
its merits. An article having a
large sale, paying over 100 per cent,
profit, having no competition, and
oil which tlic agent is protected in
tin; exclusive sale by a deed given
for each and every county ho may
secure from us. AA’itli all these
advantages to our agents, and tiie
fact that it is an article that can be
sold to every house owner, it might
uot’be neccessary to make an “Ex
traordinary Offer” to secure good
agents at once, lint we have con
cluded to make it to show, not only
our confidence m the merits of our
invention, but in its salability by
any agent that will handle it with
energy. Our agents now at work
are making from $150 to $(100 a
month clear, and this fact makes it
safe for us to make our offer to nil
who are out of employment. Any
agent that will give our business a
thirty days’ trial and fail to clear at
least $100 in this time, above all
expenses, can return all goods un
sold to us and we will refund the
money paid for them. Any agent
or general agent who would like
ten or more counties and work them
through sub-agents for ninety days,
and fail to clear at least $750 above
all expenses, can return all unsold
and get their money back. No
other employer of agents ever dared
to make such offers, nor would we
if we did not know that we have
agents now making more than
double the amount we guaranteed,
and that but two sales a day would
give a profit of over $125 a month,
and that one of our agents took
eighteen orders in one day. Our
large descriptive circulars explain
our offer fully, and those we wish
to send to every one out of employ
ment who will send us three one
cent stamps for postage. Send at
once and secure the agency in time
for the boom, and go to work on the
terms named in our extraordinary
offer. AVe would like to have the
address of all the agents, sewing
machine solicitors and carpenters
in the country, and ask any reader
of this paper who reads this offer,
to send us at once the name and ad
dress of all such they know. Ad
dress at once, as this advertisement
will not appear again, and you will
loose the best chance ever offered
to those out of employment to make
money.
Runner Manufactuhino Co.,
101 Smithflcld St., Pittsburg, Pa.
febl’841m
U'ttynikbovo, Ga.
Aiiss
Allis.
A. Gresham,
('. Sewmake,
Principal,
Assistant.
First Session —January, February anil
March.
Second Session.—April, May and June.
Vacation.—July, August and September.
Third Session.—October, November and
December.
Tuition.—$2.00 per month.
The second session will be free, ns the Ai ad-
emy reeelvas the benefit of the Common
School Fund.
l’uplls entering at any time before the first
of AprH, und settling promptly at the end of
each month will get a deduction of tlfty cents.
No extra charge for fuel, &c. Janll’SItf
MARK
AMERICA'S CHIEF STOMACHIC
A BUHEanil ctrcctunl Remedy for tho euro of all irregw
X* uluritloM and dlno. dors of tho Stomach and Bow-
cIh, wluiher in children or adult*. Promptly rcliovinir
Dysentery, Dinrrlnca, ( hnlera Morbut*. ( nofera Infan
tum, Flux, (D ining: Pain*. Flatulency, Nausea, Acidity of
the Stomach, Heartburn.Side and Nervotw Headacheund
DYSPEPSIA.
Maybe used In all dcrangemcntR of the Stomach and
Rowels from relaxation of the Intestines or a change
of food or water.
asroiRiMiA.isr’s
NEUTRALIZING CORDIAL
Is ns pleasant nnd harmless ns Itlnckberry
AVIno—contains no Opium and will not constf-
pato. Specially recommended for Seasickness
and Teething Children.
German and English Directions on each Bottlo.
Price aye. and $1.00.
Largo »lzo contulnx nix times ns much nssmall. Sold by
all Druggists and Dealers In Hudli lnes.
THE EX0ELSI0R CHEMICAL 00., Bole Propr'tors,
>V ALU ALLA, S. C U S. A.
SEND ’ -<MP FOR LITTLE pnmr,
NEW YORK OFFICE, 70 MAIDEN LANE.
junl8’841un
Advertise in The Citizen.
SEED GEO WEES.
BIRDSVILLE SEED FARMS,
HERNDON P. ()., HA.
Dlserlptlve Circular and Price 1.1st,
mailed on application, of Rest Field
and Harden Seed, and our Select
Southern Acclimated Varieties,
febl’sihm
Jones & Williams,
TOJYSOEIAL AETISTS.
(One door below Post Office.)
Having associated myself with Alonzo
Williams, formerly of this place, and who Is
well known by t he* people of Waynesboro and
vicinity In the tonsorlal art, we are now pre
pared to do Hair Cutting, Shaving, Shampoo
ing, Dyeing, ole., In the best style. Hive us a
call. Satisfaction guaranteed.
JONES & WILLIAMS.
J.A. Rodgers Go.
Perkins’ Junction, Ga.,
Announce to their patrons and the public
that they are prepalreil to do all Repairing in
a llrst-elass Carriage Shop line. Also, Wag
ons, Plows, Hlns, iVe., repaired ut short notice.
We Manufacture
As a Specialty, The Watson Patent Rotary
Harrow, a llrst-elass While Oak Scatter
Stock, the Rodgers Celebrated double plow.
We, Also, Sell
The llncst Duzzard Plow known to the trade,
as we have made special arrangements and
buy them direct from the factory In large
lots, and we can guarantee the price nnd the
plow to suit. Every Plow or Harrow we sell
Is guaranteed to suit, or II can lie delivered
lo us al Perkins’ Junction within one month
of purchase In good order money will be re
funded. Wo sold 210 Double shovel Plow
Stocks, last year with lids understanding,
and not unit was returned. We have yet to
hear of Ihe tlrsl complaint.
This Is by far the best Plow for breaking
hind nr cull Ivallng made for the money. We
guarantee more work Ilian can lie done
with any other one horse plow, or money
cheerfully refunded. I’obPftlct
/. L. Faulk & Co.
WIIOLKHALK DKALKliB IN
Clothing,
One Price Clothing Warehouse
Cor, Whitaker & St, Julian Sts., Savannah, Ga.
455 anil457 Broadway, New York.
untfll’SJhy.
The Fact That
I am prepared to furnish you
with
PlI^E IWKJS,
cpMie/iiift
P/JTEP f JJKDICipjS,
and anything in my line at
Augusta or Savannah Prices.
The finest lot of Perfumeries,
embracing all the odors from the
Celebrated House, Solon PALMER,
always on hand.
A full line of Stationery at
bottom Prices.
Paints, Oils
Brushes, Etc.
Varnishes, Paint
Just received the Largest
and Best Assortment of
ever brought
All of which
fresh.
to Waynesboro,
are guaranteed
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RECEIVED THE PREMIUM FDR THE
FINEST STALLION, OPEN TO WORLD,
AT THE lilTHKE FAIR, 188!).
Will stand In Augusta,during the following
Season at f'Jo.OO The Season will begin Feb
ruary 1st, 1881, and end December 1st, 1881.
ALMOST PAsHA Is a dappled Mahogany
Hay, Fifteen Hands, Three Inches High.
Foaled June ISth, 1S7S. This Stallion Iselos,--
ly related toall the prize winners of the Turf.
Resides having three half sisters, and two
half brothers, all trotting below 2:20, Aldlne
and Early Rose, both half sisters, having
trotted to the pole In 2:IU.q owned hy W. H.
Vanderbilt. Aldlne has since trotted to the
Pole with Mauds. ln‘2:I.V„, the fastest, time
ever made by a double team,
PEDIHREE:—Almont I'aslm Is recorded In
volume J, of Wallace's American Trotting
Register, page 27, as being got by AI mold : dam
Country Malden; she hy Country (lenlleman;
g. d. hy Ill-own Chief, who was a son of Mani-
lirlno Chief; and Country Midden, her dam,
Is also recorded In volume :l of Wallace’s
American Trolling Register, page till, as got
by Country Hentleman, son of Rysdyk's
IInmblclonlnn; dam by Drown Chief, son ol
Mnmhrlno Chief: g. d. hy Hellfminder, Jr.;
Country Henlleman Is also recorded on same
page and volume of Wallace’s American
Trotting Register, fitrA" Parties at a distance
can send their Mares either lo Augusta or to
my Farm, which Is only i miles from thurify,
where they will lie well taken care of.
J. A. DOZIER,
nvlllm 8,'tl Itroad Hired Augusta. Ha.
T. D. 0 I i v e r,
A t f o r it e y - a t - L a, w,
WAYNEHlIOltO, HA.
Will practice In tho Augusta, Eastern and
M Iddlr Circuits, special attention given lo
Justice Courl practice niy.Y82liy
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SEND YOUR Jolt I'RINTINH TO
THE CITIZEN Jolt OFFICE, Waynes
boro, Ha. J indices Court llhinksn spe-
lalty. Estimates cheerfully furnished
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PATENTS
MUNN A CO„ of the RriKNTirir Amkrican. con.
tlnue to act as Holloltors for Patents, Caveats? ’Trailo
Marks, l opyrlgbts. for tho United Mates, Canada,
Kagland, Franco, Ueriimny, oto. Hood llook ulnnil
I s nots sent froo. Thlrtv-soven years’ oxinirimico.
Patents obtained through MUNN i CO. urn noticed
In thu HciKNTmc Ajikhican. the lurgust, host, and
must widely circulated solenttoo |inner. $J.»)n year.
Weekly. Hplendld engravings und Interesting In.
formation. Riieohnen oopy of the Hclaiilllle Amer
ican sent free. Address MUNN A CO.. Hcie.ntivic
Amkiucan lmice, 2111 llrnudwuy, New Volk.
Dissolution.
The undersigned, on the Mill of December,
188:1, sold out their entire slock In trade In
their store In Waynesboro, Ha., to Walter H.
Hodlicc. and from I lint date, tlm linn of i bid-
bee und Mulkey was dissolved by mutual
consent. This January 1st, lisi.
RDHMELL J. HODIIEE,
Janl’SPnn M. J, MULKEY.
My prescription Department
is complete, to which I give my
personal attention at all hours
day or night. Physicians orders
a specialty.
J. A. POLHILL.
A Mum X-mas.
y Uestaui'aiit,
is now in full blast with any,
and all the market affords. The
public are invited to give me a
trial. As to
My Meat House
I keep on hand every day tlie
very best Beef. Pork, Mutton,
and Sausage that can be had in
the county. I also carry a
select line of Fruits, Vegetables
and Fancy Groceries. Fresh
Oysters and Fish received daily.
Private familys will be furnished.
Free delivery in the city.
I also keep on hand
Heavy Groceries,
such as Plantation Supplies,
Bacon, Flour, meal, Bagging and
Ties, Kerosene Oil, etc., which
I sell as low as any house in
town ; my stock of
Dry Goods,
Notions, Hats, Boots, Shoes,
Crockery, Glass and Tinware,
together with Furniture and all
other goods usually kept in a
complete Dry Goods store.
1 quote some few leading ar
ticles to give some idea of how
we are selling: Augusta £
sheeting 5c. per yard, Columbus
rescue plaids (best made in the
South) Sc. per yard, Langley 4-4
sheeting Sc. per yard, Colieo in
great variety 5c. per yard, the
best all-wool Kentucky Jeans
40c. per yard, worth (>0c. Hats
both ladies’, mens’ and youths
will he sold lower than was ever
offered before in this market.
Boots and Shoes reduced to the
very lowest prices. Clothing
will be sold at cost.
The Highest Cash
Price paid for Beef
Cattle.
M. E. HALL.
i|it7’SJciil
Huh Hi-own, Ihe reliable ami e\peI'lciH'cil
barber la still at the above hIioji tnvjiurcil to
give you the beat shave to lie hail lit town for
la oeuU. (Mean towel", nhurR razors, easy
clmlrs, anil everything eonihlneit to mulu a
llrsl-ehiss Tonsorlal Unlace. A cull Is nil l
ask. I guarantee mitlsfuctlnn.
lUcTHJU HUH IIIIOWN,