Georgia Historic Newspapers

    THE UPSON ENTERPRISE,
HN F. MEANS
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
THOMASTON, GA..
WEDN ESDA Y.
SEPT R 4. 187
NOT THERN SCOURGE.
From an extensive experience of
many years is a physician to yellow
fever patients in epidemic periods in
Southern cities, there is no man per-
haps in the country more familialI
and the sensation as if an iron band Thomaston Market Report,
were tightened over the brows; hot CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
skin, tell bounding ptilse, ranging
from 90 to 110, eyes sparkling or
bright and checks flushed. The pa
tient will perspire as in no other di-
ease, except spasmodic colic, the per
piration standing in globules upon
the forehead. Though the skin be
preternaturally hot, the patient will
bear the placing of blankets upon him
R. A. MATTHEWS
COTTON REPORT.
Strict Middling,
Middling, «
Low Middlin r,
lingeu,.€
Good Ordinary,
Ordinary, ' -‘
Stains,
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DRY goods.
without complaint, notwithstanding Calico Standard,
Ibe dav or niohf # •- 1Lining,
the day or night may be extremely
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:1.t ».I "What is the treatment of yellow
with the nature of the disease and the fever 2.
methods ot its treatment than Dr.
"My treatment varies in many par
Luke P. Blackburn, of Louisville— Nenlars with many of my profession
The Doctor has retured home from a MAT .,, 00.1 1.1
: . al brethren W ho have been successful
tour of the interior counties, where
he has been vigorously prosecuting
his canvass for Governor, and wa-
inet at the Galt House soon after his
arrival by a rep orter of the Courier-
Journal, who requested a few mo-
ments of his time for his opinion con-
cerning the yellow fever.
"I suppose," began the reporter.
"from your experience with yellow
fever, you can give e some valuable
po nts of information. In what par-
licalir does the disease differ from its
: Appearance in former years ?"
"I have not seen any of the disease
in treatment of this malady. Having
tested the mercurial, the abortive and
expectant treatments—that is to elim-
inate the disease by the skin—I pur-
sue the latter mode of treatbent, as
it has been more stressful with me
than all other treatments.’,
"W hat is that treatment 2”
"The patient shall be placed in bed
in a horizontal posture, should not be
Cambric Taper,
Percales,’
Myslins, H
Ginghams, a 12
Columbus Plaids, 916
Bleaching, Fruit of Loom 4-4, 9i
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‘“ L ndsdale" X
“ “ "ourown" X
“ “ Common, *
Granitev ille 4-1 : he eting,
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“ Drills,
Osnaburgs,
Ticking: Best Feather,
” “ Mattress,
“ “ Common,
Coats Thread
Ball, “
Cot, P. L. Ropey
Hemp,
Brogans Best,
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CROCE TIES.
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permitted underany circumstances th D. s. c. R. Sides,
arise from that bed, should be well
covered with blankets, a foot-tub of
hot water without mustard should be
introduced under the blankets; the
this year, and cannot tell in what i tndet the blankets; the
differs, though the tyes differ in diff- patiest, lying upon lifts back, should
erent epidemics; Butas far as my ob-: ex his lower limbs and place his feet
servation goes a person stricken down the tub, the covering should be no
tucked well aroud him, close up to 4%
fect immunity or exemption from th his neck, he should be given hot tea
in any of these epidemics has a per-
WHOLESALE
E Shoulders,
Hans,
Lard—Kettle,
"‘in Buckets,
Syrup—New Orleans,
‘Cane,
(Sorgum,
Molasses Cuba,
R " Philadelphia,
Flo ir-Extra Family
ch Family
|(Fami
ct Extra,
disease, barring the exceptions which ° mposec of balm, sage, elder-blos- Salt Liverpool,
sometimes occur in measels, whoop som, bene-set corn-shock or oranre a Virginia,
ing-cough and small-pox. Persons emon leafe. . At the same time, he
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have been known to have those di-should be permitted to drink ice-wa- .. Trout.
seases twice; so with the yellow fev- er or to take crushed ice in sufficient Coffee—Choice Rio,
er." quantities to allay his thirst. Free e€ Crime
"Do you think it will be more wide and continuous perspiration should Mackerel,
spreadthan tisual?” be kept up. After the foottub has SistiiGs in
4,,., been removed, if the action of the .. 9.7
spread than usual #»
"Yes; from the fact that it appeared skin sBonl
in New Orleans earlier than ever be- should
been removed, if the action of the
cease did the forehead
GEORGIA STATE FAIR,
a At MACON, GA., from October 28th to November 2a.
89,000 in MONEY PREMIUMS!
124
8 An interesting RACING PROGRAMME each day, for premiums coverin’over
4 $2500.
Ze atifa inco most Compibdrous andmost Ionutiful Fair Grounds, and the lost
1 | Manufactures. Machinery ha nofkecniums for every department of Husbandry.
Catonto the secretary ie ulations, which will I mailed, 10% ago amuid, ohwpsil.
COUNTY PREMIUMS.
q) and nnestinhich (thronch the Societies or Clubs) shall fushir the largest
1.50
1.00
Icause (except Sit lare aeluded) atraiid or Pre tea Th the
Second Premium, -----_--
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3HTOMAS TIAT DEMAN Jr Pres.
N ALCOLM JOHNSTON. So Res.
2 • J. HAT CH ER, General Sup’t.
The Georgia
CENTENNIAL
COTTON
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$800 0
150 0
GIN,
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For NINETY DAYS FROM DATE
Elegant Table Silverware
Can be secured by all a compliance with the following conditions: The National Silver
Plating Company, 704 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, manufacturers of Pure Coin
Standard Silver-Plated Ware, will send to any one who receives this notice, a Set of
Double Extra-Plated Silver Spoons, and engrave on each spoon any desired
initial. You are required to cut out the following Silver ware Coupon and send it to
the above Company, with your name and address, and also to enclose with it 75 cents
to pay all charges, including cost of engraving initials, packing, voxing, and express
charges. The Spoons will be sent by express (or mail if you have no express office),
and delivered in your hands without further cost. These Sponts are guaranteed to be
of the best material, and equal to the best Silver -Plated Ware made, as the following
letter from the Company will testify :
OFFICE OF NATIONAL SILVER PLATING Co., TOI Chestnut St. Philadelphia, Pa.
To whom it may Concern.— The Spoons sent out un ier this arrangement
we guarantee are of best quality, lirst heavily plated with pure nickel (the hardest
white metal known), and a double-extra plate of pure Coin Standard Silver added on
top of the a ckel, thus rendering them the very best Silver-Plated Ware nnnufac-
tured. We will honor no order which does not contain the Silverware Coupon, and we
will not honor the Coupon after ninety days from the date of this paper.
[Signed) NATIONAL SILVER PLATING CO.
704 Chestnut St., Philadelphia.
SILVER SPOONS,
and on each Spoon engrave any desired initial. All charges are to be prepaid hr
the 75 cents sent us, and the Spoons will be delivered at destination free of any
other charge. -
Good for ninety days from date of this paper, after which this Coupon is null
and void. [Signed] NATIONAL SILVER PLATING CO, nul
704 Chestnut St., Philadelphia.
NATIONAL SILVER PLATING CO.,
No. 704 Chestnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
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for, except in ‘53, when there were
no railroad contmunications; in that
}car it spread over the larger portion
of the States of Louisiana and Missis-
sippt. Now that the facility of rail-
road communicition is so great, it is
reasocable to suppose that it will
spread over a much larger area of
become dry, the feet should be at
once replaced in the tub and the pty-
an, or hot tea, should be used as be-
fore. The fever will continue from
twenty toninety hours. When it has
passed off, the blankets should b.
granally withdrawn from the paticit;
Stick Candy,
Cheese,
T. bacco "Cooks Fig»
Lucy Lawson,
Lucy Hinton,
C Medium,
Poor,
St arch.
Soda,
Matches,
Candles—Full wt.
stimulants, stich as ale, 1orter, pure Potash Balls,
rum and French brandy, should be
country than it did in 1855, the weath-frecI h1 3shotic be
er being hot and favorable to the pro-r It give 1. I prefer Cook $ Impe-
pagation of the disease.” Trial t. Louis Native wine to any
Boxes,
ole Leather—G.
11 on Curcolou • ■
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return our sincere than I
r their liberalbnens
euontittiee FT
GEO. W. PARROTT
1th
otton Wa
ITE have this dae,
W on possion of tarchased an
use, corner of PA Parrott
treets. We propose todo and I
torge and Commit
ECSINESS
nd are prepared to makeino
ances on CTTC X or keli X ral
igned to us for Stornor other artie!
We are SELLETEC or sale.
OTTON, and our eBt DATE
arcconA
patronage of planters and
cell cotton in the market,
hat we have every fee.
We so
mercha
we fel.
lo their business satisfaetoril-
Atlanta, Ga. JH HOIT IS ER
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"Do you think it will last longer, timtilait have ever used. Nourish-
than in former years ?” ment, such as rice-water, or corn-
"It will last until frost, and until ical cruel, of chicken-water, should
the material is exhausted where it be given catitiotely and sparingly,
lodged." Should there be a stisintatiedtts move
"What temperature does it require meat of the bowels, as will oteur in
to destroy it ?” many cases from the irritation
"Thirty-two or thirtyfive degrees, nuictis cost of the stomachi and bow-
threnheil in nefloltavat a els, that tissue which is first assaulted
by this disease, give no opiufil; no
preparation of opium nor anything
so check that action. It is the crisis
of the disease, as it is in measels. The
fever will pass off in five hours, and
the patient wsll recover rapidly with-
out fear of a relapse. Should the
perspiration have a glutinous, gum-
my touch, you may expect your pa-
tient to recover with watchful and
of the
Fahrenheit. I do not believe it could
be propagated at a temperature of
sixty degrees."
"What temperature is favorable to
the propagation ?"
"Seventy-five degrees and above."
"Do you believe it requires a mean
temperature of seventy-five degrees
for sixty days continuously, to pro-
pagate tl e disease!"
"Certainly not. The disease was
propagated in Naw Orleans in 1853
by the 8th of June, when the temper-
ature must necesarily have been be-
low sixty degrees within sixty days
of the time of its propagation."
"What is the period of its incuba-
tion. From the time of the contract-
jig of the disease until the develop-
ment 2"
careful Hitrsing, But should the per-
spiration have a sensation like that 01
"That depends, in a great degree,
upon the condition of the system,
where opinion, based upon close ob-
servation, has convinced me that the
pre water; showing that there is no
vicarious action by the skin, which
gives relief to the liver and kidneys
you may know that your patient is in
sreat danger. You will fitid upor
an examination the tongue red and
tremtilous, covered with a short,
white fur, with great gastric fetter o!
" G. D.
« D.
Bagging —Good.
Ties—Arrow.
HARDWARE.
Iron—Rer’d.
" Swedes,
Steel,
Nails-Basis 10 D.,
‘II. S.
Horse Shoos,
Trace Cl: ius—Heavy,
Axes,
Sad Irons,
Pot-ware Good,
W ell Buckets —Good,
Sieves— Large,
€ Meat,
" Small,
Cotton Cards—Whittemore
Lofe Plow Rods,
Heel Pins;
Lap Kings,
Clevises,
Swingle Trees,
period of incubation is from five to
seven days."
"What precautions are advisable 2°
To keep away from the disease is
the safest precaution."
"Are we in danger in Louisville?"
"I have never seen any yellow fev-
er in Louisville. Many of the phy-
sicians of this city say that they have
had cases here, some dying and some
recovering, all imported, and no case
yet proving a center of infection.-
Their opinions are certainly entitled
to great weight, both with the public,
and, as they certainly have, with me;
but I fear that the cases alluded to
were brought here late in the season
when the temperature was down to
600 or near it. I hope their opinions
are correct, but the correctness of
these opinions will be verified in fif-
teen days."
"Do you believe the administration
of mustard and salt is a proper rem-
edy in yellow fever 2”
"Most certainly not. The journals
who publish these nostrums that ema-
nate from the muddle-brains or char-
Intans and quacks may unintentional-
ly cause the death of ignorant, credu-
Jous persons. No reme ly should be
published, in my judgement, in any
public journals unless it has received
the endor sement of some medical man
who stands fair in the profession."
"When do you think the disease
will reach its climax in the stricken
cities ?"
"In ten days there will be a bun-
dred deaths a day in the city of New
Orleans, with a steady increase until
the mater al is diminished.”
"Was there any reason for quaran-
tine here 2"
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FARM PRODUCTS;
Dried Peaches,
Wheat—Light demand,
Oats, 22 44‘
Corn —Good
Meal
Peas—White,
<Red,
MANUFACTURED AT THE
Georgia Agricult’l Works
0. IT. MILLED, Proprietor.
% the hastrigsontie wert and A Toy tilioa Aale. Bmien mwong
Is SUPERIOR IN MANY ESSENTIAL RESPECTS TO ANY red and ackno v lodged to be
It saves power, makes it superior lint that A COTTON GIN IN THE W ORLD.
market price and is superior in Ron that will always command the highest
These Gins are 86 perfectly putanship in its entire construction.
appointments, that they are easily tirncted as lwell proportion d in all their
Any boy or girl of ordinary intelligence cd bivint notrotitt: to the ginner
. In order to meet the requirements of the nit ease operate them perfectly.
CARD TIMES I propose furnishing
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WHOLESALE: RETAIL
6 Speckled,
1Fo Ider,
Fowls— Grown,
1 Half, 46
Eggs,—Light
Butter ‘ demand.
Beeswax Good •
Honey Light «
the breath. It is then all important
to apply the cups or leeches to the pit
of the stomach, in order to prevent
that degree of inflamation which de-
stroys the coat of the stomach. I
neither cuts, leeches nor blisters are
applied, the patient will complain of
the sensation of a ball in his stomach,
in thirty-six hours: And in twelve
hours thereafter he will throw oil
blood that is exuded into the ston.
ach, known as black vomit, which has
the appearance of coffee grounds,
floating in an amber-colored fluid.I
there be any doubt as to the charac-
ter of the matter ejected from the
stomach, you can at once decide upon
its character by dipping a white
handkerchief or linen cloth into the
matter ejected from the stomach, a
exposing it to the sun for a few
ments. If it be the vomito or ger
inc black vomit of yellow fever,
will impart a sanguine or bloo
tinge to the cloth or handkerchief,
it be bile, which never occurs in v
low fever, it will impart a yells
tinge."
"Have you ever had the yellow fe
or ?"
"I never have."
"How many epidemics have t
passed through ?"
"Fifteen."
"At what points ?"
"Natchez, Memphis, Long Island
Bermuda Islands and Fernandina."
"You have no fear of the disease?
"In that you are mistaken. I d
not feel the same dread now that
did in the first epidemics I encount
ered."
"Do you intend to continue you
canvass throughout the State, you
now being a candidate for Govern
or ?"
"No, sir; I shall dis continue any
farther canuass as long as my city 01
State is threatened by the African
. "It is entirely impossible to quaran-
tine successfully inland States, cities
or towns, but a well-guarded quaran-
tine placed upon the railroads on the
Southern borders of Tennessee or
Kentucky, in my judgement, might 1:
Prevent the introduction of the di- shielding or protecting the health
sense ; at any rate it would delay and and life of my fellow beings, I hope
scourge, holding myself ready to go
whenever or wherever called to the
aid of my fellow-citizeus. Having
devoted a life of forty years to the
Strictly First Class Cotton Gin
retard the progress of the disease. A
delay of a day places a State or city
never to falter in my duty as a phy-
sician, a man or a Kentuckian, when-
Under the protection of frost, the ever called upon to aid those suffer-
ing, with a scourge, regardless of the
great exterminator of the disease.”
"Is the fever communicable from a
patient to a person in health P"
nser incurred or the labor requir-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Executor’s Sale.
$00, er Saw to the lo t a k S lie Horse-power (di
onereeobeig. 7tilaeireuin
chine in every respect, and to do its see X t Anted to be a perfect ma-
is new and fully tested NITSRSwork in a superior manlier. Each Gin
BEE coeDIAEarm IEtA
A $50 GOLD MEDAL,
AITA EU AN LAIEPS & GEORGIA
FEEDERS nd CONDENSERS
any Cinfueder or Condenser tint maty Le Teeirodl. menuficturers* price
O. H. MILLER, proprietor
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A GREEAPLE tdat order ofthe n n M4 TOT.
c riary of Epson Mt. DeSales Academy F
iscut.It MACON, GA.,[
ral hours of sale, all the real estate berone CHARTERED 2STti FEBRUARY, 1876. I
cal hours of sale, all the real estate belong-
nor to the Estate of John Edmondson, late
Georgia Agricultural Works, Fort Valley, Ga.
This academy, under direction ofthe Sis-
of Upson county deceased, the same com-ters of Meres, is acknowledged to be the
prising five hundred acres more or less cheapest first-class boarding school The
and consisting of lots Nos, 250; eirr and South. sschool Id the
ElhgintcIEaitriifelelmtsit A TESTS PER SESSION:
ton now Epson county. Said land sold Board & tuition in all English bran’s $70
a distribution among the heirs of said Music (Piano or Organ ) and use of
Estate: Terms Cash, —2 — 11—4
sept4-td JNO. W. BROWN, Ex’r.
pson Sheriff’s Sales.
instrument ° $15 00
Drawing. Painting, the Languages and I
Needlework are extras.
Next term commences Semptenber 25,
1873. For catalogue and particulars ad-
TILL be sold on the 1st Tuesday in dress
hours of sale, bororeti CourLhouwe goal DIRECTRESS OF THE ACADEMY,
in the town of Thomaston, Upson county,
Georgia, the following described property
to-wit: The North half of lot of land No.
67, containing 10114 acres more or less:
LsO, 6 a res more or less, offof the North,
cast corner of the South half of said lot,
and 40 acres more or less off of the North,
rest corner of lot of land No 36 all in the
5th district of originally Monroe now Use
son county, in all containing one
C. H. CORBIN,
ATT
Thomaston, Georgia:
A &J is not easily earned thes
6 times; but it can be m: d
I • 0 0 in three moths by any one
. . of e ther sex, in any par
of the country who is w l’ingto worksread
ily at the employment that we furnished
$66 per weekin your own town. You need
not be away from home over night. You
can give your whole time to the work, or
Inifty acres more of lese. Said Land on your spare moments. We have:
on by virtue of a fi fa issued from
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cents who are making over $29 per day.
All who efigage at once can make Money
Upson Superior Court, in favor of Joseph who engage once can make money
Allen against Mary E. Mathews. Joseph fast: At the present time money cannot
he balance of purchas, o i DEY be trade so easily and rapidly it any ot Her
and and levied on as the proton said business. It costs nothing to try the busi-
defendant. Tenant in possession notified. is r and $5 outm free. Address
ALSO. Mance, HI. HATLETF & Co., Porland.
ALSO,
tthe same time and place will be sold the
allowing described Apr perty to-wit: Lot
t land No. 49, in the 1 th District of said
ounty, costaining 20234 acres more or
ss. Levied on and to be sold as the
roperty belonging to William Traylor,
uardian for Abner H., John W., and
Obert J. I raylor, under and by virtue of
ifa issued from Justice Court 561st
Maine.
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The Yellow Sulphur Spring,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.
THE most elevated and coolest resort in
strict G. M., of said county in favor of OF J rate will be opened the FIRST
.P. Harp against said Wm. Traylor, ment, NE under an entire new manage-
wed:ric aaioneine rNew Orleans and
R. c. Ward, made and returned to me. The beauty of this place and the widely
sept4tds JAS. P. B: ASINGANE Shorlr known medicinal and curative powers of
A..LSCASINGAME, Sheriff, its waters ensure health, pleasure and
happiness, and consequently they are al-
ways well patronized. Every rational de-
sire and amusement are to be had here
which, together with the following ex
tremely low rates for STRICTLY FIRST
( LASS TABLE, offers inducements un-
surpassed:
IERMS—Per day $2,50; per week $12
• for four weeks $40, I
, Passengers leave the cars at Christians,
burg, A. M. & O. R. B., 80 miles west of
Lynchburg. Passengers from Savannah
and Charleston make close connection|
with trains on the A M $D D 1
350
with trains on the A. M. & 0. R/ R., arrive
ing at the springs for breakfast or dinner.
As cottages are being rapidly engaged,
persons desiring accommodations will do
well to write at once. will do
RICHARD CONTEE, Proprietor.
A. M. WHITE, Manager, svetor.
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"What are the usual symptoms?”
"The patient is taken with a rigor
or slight chill, followed by fever,
pai 1 in the back, in the hip joints and
knees, throbbing pain in the head
TRADE
MARK
7 COPe°
Barham Pile Cure Co., Durham, IT. c.
The Remedy of the 19th Contary,
Barham’s Infallible
ESIRES to inform he public that he is
X now prepare a to do all kinds of work
in His line. Such as cutting and making
ne W Suits, C leaning and Repairing Cloth-
ing, &e. Keeps latest New York fashion
C OREDE ing, &e. Reeps latest New York
TILE plates on hand and guarantees
Elms fit in every instance Call and
,Manufactured by the when you 0 Call and
It never fails to cure Hemorrhoids
Price li- and bee age .
furnished on application
rrhen you visit Thomaston. Office up in
Cheney’s Building. mbc12-1y
Is a perfect BLOOD PURIFIER, and is the
2only purely VEGETABLE remedy known to sci-
is perfect ence, that has made radical and PERMANENT
9che CURES of SYPHILIS and SCROFULA in’ all their
stages.
W arenes $3 to $7. Revolvers .
$2.50. Over 100 latest Novelties
si As a wasted. Bo Supply Co.Nash ville,Tenn
It thoroughly removes mercury from the
system; it relieves the agonies of mercurial
rheumatism, and speedily cures all skin dis-
eases.
TIDE BEST KNOWN!
Is still manufactured ly 0. W. MASSEY:
also the
GRISWOLD GIN
which is warranted to be a:good as any
Potion Gin made except the Excelsior.
Needers and (Condensers made to 0 der.
Send or Circulars and prices.
Address 0. W. MASSEY,
JOHN w. ATWATER, Thomaston, Ga
Monroe Female college,
FOISYTI, GEORGIA.‘
THIS LONG ESTABLISHED INSTI-
EIEITO IN PAN e* the
310 full Foard of Instruction, a healthful
Ileas ant location, the refining
ences of one of the most intelligent and
moral communities in tire state with nd
cilities for high attainment in the fine
consideration comment it to favorable
Board and Tuition have been reduced
until the charge for both for Fall termen
grateful forthe patronage of the Pasttion
with hope at confidence to the futures
OwEbi superior a NtacRaahrar 1
end at once ICat tNiddweilto
whether they can do Tectes and consider
themselves of the supervision or to avail
)ours very truly,
R. I. ASBURY, Pres.
-d andS.G. HILLYER, D. D
juTyl7-2m‘
full grul-ce:
VUVA 11,
• < = hertLiDEt ». Greene Co., Ind.
and a great ma other
DRY GOODS
Then get your
Sugar, Coffee, Meal,
Lard,Syup, Flour, Mcal
and all other|
GROCERIES
YOU MAY NEED.
co will exchange ends for WITEAT,
PRODUCE PEACHES other
holes in Thomaston. *marelI, I
DR. RICE,
37 Court Place, LOUISVILLE, KY.,
==
aliern and .Impotency.BPMEMINSER
Auras
ore. Physic missions. Dimness of Sight, Defective M m-
-cfti.
ar 1 ring marriage Improper or unhappy, are thoroughly
eurmtantientirly SYPHILIS
ORRHEA. Gleet, aorcinre, Riliana GON-
rcoinITE
and correspondence atrietly confilential, 808 1958 mable i
A PRIVATE COUNSELOR
e IERAS ancurely seated, for thirty
Oiliee hours from 9 A. M.te7 F M I. Address as above.
, ** al. Bundays, 204P.M.
Boots, Shoes,
GROCERIES, &c
:o:—
TE keep a full line GENERAL NEB
CHASDISE, and our prices are
LOW as the LO WEST. Goods ofall kinds
aken on
CONSIGNMENT
and prompt returns made. Allin of
OUNTRY PRODCEtakenin excar
or goods and the HIGHEST MARK|
it I ES allowed. Remember our state,
Northwest corner Public Square.
We are Arents for the NEW DAVE
SEWING MACHINE Call and see it-
I HIOMASTON, G.A., March 12, 1878.-1
NATIONAL ROTEL
RMTTUNAL MOTEL
MACON,
GEORGIA
TYTHTE Proprietor feeling thankful forth
I very liberal patronage he has recent
30 for the last seven months, now bes
leave to say that this First- lass HOTEL
is 10 perfect order in all of its arrant
ments, and the most convene at of any 1
he city, being only 100 yards from Lie
Passenger Depot office, where there an
always ATTENTIVE PORTERS to TC-
ceive Baggage and conduet Passengers
and from the Hotel. 1 have a tied
improvements as to enable me to arcoui-
modate all who may be peased to gively
a call. My fare shall be as good as T
, T are of any House in the State, and 3|
GEORGIA terms reasonable. Call and try u •
17:711:187 . , ECCORBEL Proprietor:
.cr.ctced — R
asainoacan AGENTS MOST XpmiT
LOATa MDcial Rates can be made or fast, addres FINLEY, HANTEY xC
* - <52 0 Atlanta, Ga. • thee-
LYON HOUSE,
T. B. LYON, Prop’s
BARNESVILLE, -