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About Upson enterprise. (Thomaston, Ga.) 1878-1879 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1879)
THE EISEN ENTERER SE -IP-w-^*^ kltewrdnggn mersenezg NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. $8.2. T. A. CHAPPELL, Editor & Froprietor. DR. Z. SIMS. B. B. WHITE, FARMERS WEAVERS THOMASTON, GA. % SATURDAY, -. - NOV.8 1879s DENTIST, Dealer Inf reccera — Nd— —=== SALTAT6n*. • * On the 1st Inst., we assumed edito rial and proprietary control of the EPSON ENTERPRISE. In entering the field of journalism w6 realize, at least to some extent, its arduous duties and onerous responsi- bilities, but having decided upon our course we proceed to the work before us, proposing to meet its inexorable deffinds with the best energies of our manhood. To our readers we wave a cordial salute and give the assurance that it our best efforts can avail we will give them such a paperas they will appre- ciate, pledging them, in advance, that it shall be devoted to th ir best inter- ests. It shall be our constant aim to promote all the varied interests of Thomaston, U pson county and Mid- dle Georgia generally, and in our en- deavor to do this we solicit the co- operati on of the whole people. To the geetlenten of the Press, we| incline our cranium and express the hope that our fraternal relations may always be as pleasant and agreeable as their proverbial generosity and voliteness warrant us in expecting. In politics our paper will be purely Democratic and in all things just. We congratulate ourself on having Thomaston, Gar Take Notice ! 1 EU GIA-UPSON COUNTY.—A. c. J Barron, of said county has applied, for Exemption 01 Personalty edl setting apart and Valuation of Homes ad, and 1 will p ss upon the same at 11 o’clock A. M., on the 26th day of Movember 1R79 at my office, AMOS WOESRILL, Ordinary, Nov.8,-2t YEORGIA UPSON CUNTNY —Court of X Ordinary. Whereas, H.T. Jennings Adm’r, de bows non, 6f the estate of Jere- miah Moore, deceased, by reque t of the heirs has applied to me to sell the real ex- tale belonging to said Estate. It is order- ed that all persons file their objections, if any they have, to tile the S me ( n or be- fore the first M nday in December next, or said order will be grinted in terms of the law. AMOS WORRILE, No .3.-tds Ordinary. In the District Court For the Southern In the matter of Julius C. Williams, Bankrupt. Notice is hereby giv cerned that the Court Boots, and Shoes, AND I 1 NO CHIRGE X eether. POD 1 am now red ly to furnish iny custom- A ers with ° 2w_C ! = f the United States. District of Georgia. >In Bankruptcy:T GOOD HOMEMADE n to all parties con- of Bankruptcy has BOOTS and SIIESat Bef fOM PRICES called a second general meeting of the - creditors of Julius C. T illiams. Bank- rupt, to be held at th Law Office of Joe. A. Correr, in the city of Thomaston, on the 18th dav of Nove nber, A. D., 1879, at at 10 B Clock A. N., for the purposes men- tioned in the 27th Secti n of the Bankrupt Act of March 2, 1876. 2t JAS. W. ATWATER, Assignee. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. Y virtue of an order of the honorable Court of Ordinary or Upson county, 1 will sell before the Court-house door in Thomaston, on the first Tuesday in Des comber Next, within the legal hours of sale, the follow ing property, to-wit: The West half f lot of land No. 66, in the 15th District G. M., said county, containing 101 acres, more or less. Also, 50 acres in the N. E: Former of let No, 71, said Dis- our lot cast ahowg the whole-souled ... °strict. Also, saven acres off of said lot No. and hospitable people of Thomaston , 71 and described in a deed from Robt. F. and Upson cownty, and we take this Partridgo to Wm. Williams, dated Feb’s occasion to tender them our sificere thanks for the cordial reception they have given ts; and for the uniform kindness we have received at their hands. We tender our eulimits to those of our readers who, from tine to time. 14th, 1856, and a part of said lot No. 71 in said District, being three rods wide and Mire rods long, in the South-east corner € f said lot. Said land sold for the benefit of the heirs of said deceased, the whole con- taining 15734 acres, more or less. Terms! Cash, H. C. WILLIAMS, Nov8,-tds Administrator. WMI BARTER for COUNTRY PRO- DUCE, Hides, Bark, Wax and Talioi, LU HIGHEST MARKET PRICE allow- ed on Cotton for accounts Due nie. Call and see the before buy ing. Those owing me will please call and set- the. 62011 RE-P A I NT TT 1401 W • I thank past, and FALL AND WINTER ANNOUNCEMENT| ithank you for the patronage extended to the ii the past, and solicit a liberal share for the fufure many desirable Articles 61 Merchandise on hand now ; and by the FIRST OF OCTOBER next wil bare have you for your patronage in then * J 1 take pleasure in announcing that 1 have built a new Warehouse at my old stand near the Depot, furnish ed it with new (Fairbank’s Premium) Scales, a SA 1 * ( 1 #a 3 his ( Go 1 vis 11 Largo and Well Assorted Stock of Goods Suited for our section and at as Lot PRICES as can be made, or that CASH trill indoee. As Usual I will Keep General Merchandise. may desire to discuss matters of gen- eral interest; and solicit short contri- buttons from those of our readers whose taste may incline them to write. We especially solicit matters 01 local interest from all parts of the county. In conclusion we earnestly solicit that support which will enable us to be of use to your town and county.— When it is considered that a county is judged largely by its paper it will be seen that it is the interest of every one to give it his hearty support. The most extensive Manufacturers of Billiard Tables in existence. I am now REPAINTING —A N 1— and am now ready to receive and weigh your Cotton wi bout any a A POLOG ETIC. We are very sorry to have to say that our business in 8. W.Ga., will render it impracticable for us to take up our abode in Thomaston at the present, but we think our paper will suffer but little by our absence. We will do the general editorial writing from home, leaving to the competent hands of our Local the business man- agement and local writing. By the middle ot January we expect to be| permatfendly located in your midst, from which time on we will give the paper our unremitting attention. Our readers will excuse the paucity of our editorial columns this week— we plead press of business and want The J. M. Brunswick & Balke Co CHICAGO, CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS AND 724 Broadway, New-York. Newest and most elegant styles of BILLIARD TABLES AT LOWEST PRICES Elegant Parlor, Dining, Library and Bil- Hard Tables combined, size 3x6; slate beds, perfect cushions, complete with balls and cues, $50. & Address whichever house is nearest your city. The J. M. Brunswick & Balke Co VICTORIOUS! as of time, as exetise. THE WERE HOUSE. One of the many things that con- spired to make our stay in Thomas- ton pleasant, wits this old landmark of the town. Good meals, well serv- ed, and clean, comfortable beds, are ever welcohie to the weary sojourner. These essentials to comfort will al- ways be found at the Webb House, and coupled with the jovial good hu- mor of mine host, cannot fail to make the visitor’s stay pleasant. ALL, ON HUM. Mr: George A. Capaway is our agent, and is authorized to receive and receipt for subscriptions. He will canvas in the interest of the Ex- TERFRISE for a few weeks, and those he fails to find will not be thought officious if they hunt him up. The bill providing for the relief of Confederate soldiers who are citizens of Georgia contains the following wholesome provisions: For a leg extending above the knee $100;for n leg below the knee, $75; for an arm extending above the el-| bow, $60; for an arm below the el- bow, $10. Any Confederate soldier, who is now a citizen of this State, is entitled to the benefit. Applications should be made to the Governor, with satisfactory proof of the loss of the 1 • limb, and he is authorized to draw| his warrant for the amount. The money may be paid at once. The ap- plicant will not receive the amount allowed under this act oftener than| once in five years. A Washington special says: Advic- es from Mississippi indicate much in- terest in the approaching contest for a senator to succeed Bruce, whose term of office expires in March, 1881. Down to within a few days past Messrs. Singleton and Barkesdale| have been the only candidates. The announcement of General Chalmer’s| candidacy put a new face on affairs. His Congressional district, one of the TRIMMING OLD BUGGIES, and making them as hansome as new at a trifling 0012 $ I will do HOUSE PAINTING CHEAP. .Call and see me near the Litery Stable’s Thomaston, Ga. J OHN BL AND. s20F HIGHEST & BEST AWARD And Grand Medal of Honor Economy, Durability and Rapidity combined with perfect work. Are Distinguishing Features of the celebrat cd A. P. DICKEY, Racine, Wis. LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST ! Warehouse, as well as Farm Mills, are largely con- structed both kinds requiring nine sizes to accom- modate the demand, and giv ing a capacity of from 50 to 5 Do bushels per hour, according to size of mill. They are shipped, boxed for ocean transportation and "set up" or "knocked down" for forwarding inland, as requested; and in all cases put free on board Cars or Steamer. Orders filled same day as received. © Mills shipped "knocked down" go for half the freight charged as when forwarded “set up." Oleo- graphs and Circulars supplied on application. Prices will be quoted low and on liberal terms. Corres- pondence solicited. AND GO TO 2 ply FARM FAN. "4. ne Giant Farm and Warehouse Fans, MADE B * Now having many late iraprovements, they are fully equal to every demand; cleaning all kinds of Grain, Peas, Beaus, Castor Beans, Corn and Small Seed. They grade Wheat perfectly by once handling. Sep- arate Oats from Wheat, Barley and Rye. They have very perfect arrangerrents for cleaning Timothy, Clover, Flax Seed, Orchard Grass, and all other Small Seeds. They Chaff perfectly, and combine every qualification required to do th best work in the shortest time. J. C. ZIMMERMAN’S Expense to You. 2 Remein er. NO DRATAGE,or oth- er EXPENSE TO YOU on COTTON WEIGHED AT MY WA REHOUSE. Fept20, tf A. 4, KING. Thomaston, Georgia. — > William Caraway, —TIE - Blacksmith ? F URNITURL FA CT OR I, O CINCINNATI C. NEBING ER, MANAGER AMEREN SEWING MACHINE AMERICAN. AGCuTS WANTED.: OFFICE N° 177 W. 4: ST. For Sale OLIPHANT & HANNAH, Thomaston, Ga. GRAND SALE! ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1879! Good Bedsteads, but that tl ey are GOOD and Ist DRY GOODS-FOREIGN AND DOSESTIC-STAPLE AND FANCY. DRESS GOODS, Ic. 2nd NOTIONS—A Complete Stock of Notions and tery desirable. ata. ZEPHER AND WORSTED SHAWLS, SACQUES; Etc: 4th. HOSIERY —Ladies’, Gents’, Misses and Children’s, Plain and Fancy —Domestic and Imported. 5th. GLOVES-Ladies’ and Gettts’, Kid, Betlift, Silk and Cloth, 8c: . 6th. BOOTS AND SHOES-From the Cheapest Chile Polka to the best Gents’ Handmade Galter. ta this Line I beg to draw your ESIECI A L ATTENTION, as I have the LA RGEST and BEST STOCK it are been ty pleasure to show: Be sufe to look at it: 7th. DATS AND CAPS—Men’s, Boys’ and Youths--Froth the Cheapest to the best. 8th. CLOTHIING—Latest Styles from New York and Philadelphia, and at reasonable prices.• ., 9th. IARDWARE—Table and Pocket Knives, Shears, Scissors, Axes, Shovels, Spades, Ber,ws. Locks, &c., Chains, &e, &c. ‘ 1 10th. SADDLES AND HARRESS-Quafity considered the Cheapest Ih are seen. 11th. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, WOODENWARE, TINWARE, HOLLOW WANE szd frotsa FURNISHING GOODS. 12th. GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS—Staple Goods at the terf Shortest Margin of Prefit. A BARoS STOCK nearly always on hand. • 5 13th. BAGGING, 1 IES AND SALT—Now in Store and for sale low. 14th. SEED OA T8 AND M JIEA F Rest proof Oats and Purple Straw Whent cel ef 15th. Th addition to ny CENTRAL MFRC HANDISE I wish fo sell rof Sorghuin and Cahd Mills fisimaz, Ferguson and A Teary Plow s. ( XE HOUSE WAGONS—T WO HOUSE WAGONS. Platfor m Spring i Wagoas • W agon Seats, Re., ( otten Gins, ( etton I resses, belting, &e., at Manufacturers Prices-freightadded. the public his services and TEES SATISH ACTION. Does BLACK MITH WORK, GUNSMITHIING AND SEWING MACHINE REPA AT PRICES TO SUIT I ] THESE HARD TIMES. Remember to call at his Shop, Thomas- ton, Ga., when your SEWING MACHINE OR GUN needs repairs, or you want any kind of BLACK SMITH sept20, 2m work done right. E CA IT S IN THOMASTON, < • GEORGIA. • TO GET BARGAINS IN BE DS THA DS. He has on hand of his OWN MANU. FACT URE, a large lot of which he offers at about HALF PRICE. Come and see them and be convinced that| he is NEARLY GIVING AWAY his WORK, He guarantees that there is, NO SHODDY WORK ABOUT THEM, TYTHE TABER ORGAN combines all the ‘essential qualities requisite in a First Class instrument. 2 9 FAITH FULLY MADE. But he is bound to sell them LOW to The Cases are models of beauty, made of solid close out his business as he has sold out his Factory and intends leaving the coun- teined stock. PuttiaTV ly I L y COME ONE duce. 1 th. I wish to buy < Worn, Meal; wheat, Oats, brica Fruit, Beeswax, Bark Collars, Me, aid Country Pee- Ith. / m 1 repaired to jay the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR COTTON. 18th. When yon come to town you are invited to use, free of charge, my free Wagon Yard, 19th. You will find literal Cotton Buyers in Thomaston and Competition Lively. You can tlite got the HIGHEST POSSIBLE PRIC E for your Cotton and other produce, and buy what you want at the very Lowest PricesPossible. 20th. I desire your Patronage and will do my best for you. 1 do not claim to buy goods cheaper than as- one else can, nor to be able to sell cheaper than everybody else does, but I will guarantee to do as well by yes se anyone else does. 86- Come to Thonaston—Sell your produce and buy your goods. Yours Truly, Jas. W. Atwate T 15 DEALER IN GENERAL IH I 0 IDISE. MAIN STREET, Thomaston - - Georgia -0 WILL BUY COTTON, SELL EXCHANGE Discount Paper, Etc. 82 0tf * G. A. WEA VER. HIVNTESC6TE 3D X TO MY MANY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS THROUGHOUT TIE COUNTRY, I would again call your attention to my magnificent stock, just being received from the North. In view of the present flattering prospects in general, I am preparing to offer my customers great inducements in my line, to-wit: Clocks. Watches and Jewelry, Musical Instruments SPECTACLES, SILVERWARE, Etc. My stock of JEWELRY consists of everything kept in a First Class Establishmiss and everything will be GUARANTEED AS REPRESENTED IN THE STORE. My prices I intend to make as low as any house in Georgia—none excepted. All I ask is atrial. My line of ME SICAL INSTU MENTS was selected with great care. I do not propose to offer an instrument that I do not play on myself; hence, every Instrument will be tested before leaving the store, to the efftisfaction of the purchaser, both in qualitp and price, or no sale. My line of SPECTACLES are from the Factories of the New York Optical Co., whose rei utation is so world wide, that it needs no comment. M y li ne of ST LV ERW AREw ill be from the best manufacturers, and of the latest styles and designs, and prices to suit the times. 4110 VONyTUhoiviaI MIEtIIVt, vic Ui u. | I have Power of Attorney from the heirs largest in the State, will support him and KerMonalProperty blOnR UE to NGi AND ALL with unanimity, while he has devel- estate and will, on Wednesday, Nov. 19th| oped much strength all over the State, and he is now regarded as the lead- ing candidate. Price and Sample that Tabacco at D. C. Hightower’s, Barnesville, Ga.t 1879, have a sale of Lands, Horses, Mules. Cows, Sheep, Grain and all personal props rty. Sold for division. All persons olding claims against Jno. M. Boyt, de- ased, are requested to present them to hfor paymest, ds - ABE BOYT. a nd buy while there is a chance to get Ly $2.50.ov L 100 latest Novelli X Au warsod. So.Supplyca.Na k 7 8 WORK and GOOD BARGAINS i 1 iehseld m go to ell er. <20. The Patent Stop Action, and other mechanical arrangements, are of the most simple and perfect construction, easily ad- justed, and not liable to get out of order. The Musical Combinations are of great variety and excellence, Superior Power, Depth, Sweetness, and Evenness of Tone, and Fine SOLO and other effects, are among the desirable qualities of these Organs. Every Organ warranted for FIVE YEARS. Send for Catalogue and Price List. TABER ORGAN COMPANY, oHNSON WMON SN CLOCKS!: CLOCHENTS CLOCKS!!! However mitch the people are bored with Clocks throughout, still I propose to come to the front this Sellson with a handsome line from the best manufacturers in the land, at manufacturers’ prices in order that the people may know what they are paying for Clocks throughout the country. I propose to give the wholesale price list of the same to the public. F. r instance, when the St. Louis I alerklar Clock Co., were sell ing the Seth Thomas Parlor Calendar No. 3 Clock to hundreds and I might pay thous ands, at the exhorhitant price of $33, they cost honest dealers in New York, by the single elbck, $10, and of course the peddler bought them for less money by taking them by the hundred, thus making the swindle still greater. So you see at once when you bought from the peddler, who had no reputation to sustain. you paid him more than enough money for one clock to purchase three, lience I feel it my yrivilege, as well as my duty, injustice not only to my business, but to my patr ns and friends, to warn them all such parties, who care nothing for reputation, or for the interest of those to whom they sell. Clheks are prices (legitimately) like everything else, according to style of finish, Hudlit; of material, eight day or one dav, with or without airm. &c. I. would be difficult th give a description € feach elock. its style of finish, &r. Suffice it to say, that Mantl Sprin € locks, w ith or without alarm, the a arm costing 35 cents 2- tra. run in price from $1.65 up to $10.00 Finest Quality, I quote Seth Thomas price list the best clock made on the continent. So the medium clock sold in this coul try, man- tie and upright, good style, finely finished, : and 8 day, guaranteed, w all clocks inclu- ded, 12 inch dial, 8 day, can be bought at my store in Barnesville Ga at manufacture ers’ prices, ranging from 4 to 7 dollars, best quality, all MACHINE M APE. 1 understand however, that there are clocks being sold throng b the comntry now that are represent ed as HAND MADE. There are no hand made clocks for the market on the continent. An infeior clock to the Seth Thomas clock is being sold through the contry. I under- stand, from $8 to $ 20.- REPAIR DEPARTMENT. a m fully prepared to do a# work in my line with dispatch, every season adding to my facilities for doing work promptly, and in workman-like manner, by and with the aid of the latest and best machinery and tools in that branch of the business. Thanking the public for their kibd patronage for the past twelve years, 1 an with respects, your obedient servant, sept27-tf 0. S. HIGGING S GOOD THINGS TO HAVE I COMFORT AND SAISFACTION! Boots and Shoes that Fit, and PRIECS that Suit! HASSELKISS & PATRICK Announce their intention to sell BOOTS aid SHOES at last Year’s PRESCRIPTION FREE -1 Forthe spet Cirri of Seminal T enkness, Los I- Manhood and all disorders brought on by in lis 7 WORCESTER, MASS. Fretion or ex errs. Any Druggist has the ingre dients. Adders I-, W 3A42UM 4 00.4 130 Wen Sixth / et Cincinnati, 0. BOTTOM PRICES.. In •] ite of the sudden rise of 10 to 15 percent. en nearly all goods in their line, offer their HOM E MADE BROG A NS at $1.50 per pair; Homefiade Kip IV man ring 76er)air; Denchade Childs’ Copper Tips, $ltO, BY These are the best weal in the market, to which, in addition, they have purchased a splendid assol al VERY BEST 2TilES (iNoltholnflces.ard they invite the attentiont 1. J.god s. HAS EKUSS & PATHR l. . 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