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TRE FA IRIS URN GAZETTE LOCAL IT32IWS. \*UU in P*'im*tto n f*#- vJbvs fdn<y tv* wcrr «KirT H<l o4 to F<“o thp ’r>wp c*nn*ri<»d with th* merchant* wfib fnll and hcaw At'-rltK of pooda And trade rolnp on lik* old ♦ irr>o« cvorylhiru? denoted r>ro.«f>oritr: hnri 'iwgh is done on tke nyst emetic plan and w* tarn par of Palmetto, tFat ft baa a rlaaa of sv*M borines* men. and fa ono of tbe mo«t flonrishl np and proaperonp I:ttV Faflroad towns In Georgia. Fnoeess to Pa-metto. Wrr.—A well known toper in our county \mo i« constantly drinking, and is seen in the afreet* on almost every public day and is very diverting in the way of wit was accost ed by his eldest son a few days sinca. “Pa if you will quit drinking and never let me see you in this fix again I will give you five hundred dollars. The topers reply was my son I will give you five hundred dollars never to contract the habit of drinking.’ May Party.—AYe understand that there was a May party given at tbe residence of Mr. W. It. Elder of our place Wednesday night aud it was largely attended by the young people of our place. There was a lot of fun, plenty of courting etc. Ax Exccksiojt to Campbklltox. —The young people of Fairburn on last Thursday paid a visit to old Campbellton. The former home of some of the excursionists, and the original Couuty Site of Campbell county. The party was intended for a fishing excur sk'U, but on eutering that once gay and pros perous little place, all ideas of big fish in the Chattahoochee left their minds, and the orig inal FuirburniteH fell into the same strain of the old Ompbelltonites and they turned it into a general pic-nic, and fun concern. Arid we understood that the Old Court House was the general resort for fun Music dancing c+c. On last Monday we took dinner at the Pal- Yirtfcto Hotel, kept by Mrs- Smith, and must *i.y that we met with better fare than has been our fortune to rawt with at most of the hotels in Georgia and would recommend all risking Palmetto to call on Mrs. S. and get y, .*od «üb*tantiai fare and accommodations. While at Palmetto a few days ago we were shown a fine specimen of blue grass and clo ver reined by Mr. Wm Walthall of that place. Mr. Walthall informed us that the ground on v hich the clover was raised was poor aver age lands for that section and where the fcrase was grown was only slightly enriched «ftuaed from the protection of a fence row. Why dont onr farmers raise more clover and grasses. It will pay better than cotton, take labor, and improve the land. “How is your husband this morning Mrs. iiuiggs 1” “Why. the doctor says as how if he lives till morning he shall have some Lopes of him ; but if he don’t, he mubt gve A Dreadful Pusisiiment.—The age of li.-'.-ardes evidently has not ceased. A man vent into a revival meeting in Lyonville. Illi., a short time since, and was making fun of the penitents, when he fell to the floor, and vnb carried out in an insensible condition. A fe.vr days after he attempted to renew hi s »; -••ft in the same place, when he was strick «v. with paralysis, and. at last accounts, he t *A no use of tongue or limbs. A blooming location for a residence —Blos- > sa street. The nation which produces the most mar riages must be fascinations. Those parties why cry “Ho ! for the West.” going to hoe for a living. A litGe boy defines snoring as letting off ;piug- The swiftest arm of the military service 7fie fleet. k dead reckoning—Calculating one’s full er ;U expenses. It is bard to respect old aga when one gets on a venerable pair of chickens. Tbe oldest volumes are volumes of water, f. nd they circulate all over the world. ‘•Very good, but rather too pointed,” as the codfish said when he swallowed the bait. Some one,’ wrote in a hotel visitors’ book his initials, “A. S.” A wag wrote under- Letith “Two thirds of the truth.” If you want the time to pass lightly, leave some little children at home playing with a box of matches. We are told that there are nothing made in vain. But how about a pretty girl 1 Isn’t she maiden vain I A Chicago sausage-maker, with unusual candor, advertises his wares as “dog cheap.” Giving a man a hard name—Calling him a brick. Sir Roch once said, in reference to per sons, all relations to each other, but who happened to have no descendants, that “it teemed to be hereditary in tne family to have no children. Children cry for Wineman’s Crystalized Worm Candy ! Rural Southerner.— This sprightly Ag ricultural Periodical for May, is on our ta ble. The Southerner is an excellent Maga zine for the farmer, and richly deserves the liberal patronage which it receives. Pub lished at Atlanta Ga., by S. A. Echols at SI.OO per annum. Db. Tutt’s Celebrated Expectorant— No Mystery How it Acts.— First it de taches from the bronchial or wind tubes the mucus or matter which sometimes adheres to them with the tenacity of glue. Secondly. It migrates the paiu and removes the pian aud removes the constriction of the bronchi al tubes and muscles of the chest. Thirdly, It resists the progress of inflamation, and as sists the lungs to throw off ibe irritating mat ter which accumulates. With a true wife, the husband’s faults should be secret. A woman forgets when she condescends to that refuge of weakness, a female confident. A wife’s bosom should be the tomb of her husband’s failings, and bis character far more valuable, io her et(i- Tfeitteritban 'lfe, FAIRBIKN MARKET, POKN~p*r bn*b«H l.no MEAL “ *• 1.00 n.orn? 44 worn. 4&t0c,00 BACON tthoriders per lb. 1! Fid'f! n to 14 LAPP per lb. 16 PUTTKR “ 18 tow Rons 4 ‘ dos IS kRFXWAX lb. SS TAf.TOW IQ 17 a Y—Timothy per 100 Ibe. 2.M StJ fJ a H—per In. 14 to 16 COFRrr 4 * “ 20 •* OS HANDLES “ “ 16 “ 20 FTf’P 44 44 10 SODA 4l 4 ‘ 10 MOT ARSFS 44 per fra! 40 to M) PRINTS,- p«r vd flints Ff> TRTINO.V “ “ 9to 15 COTTON YARNS 44 bunch 1.50 Remark.—Corn is firm at Quotations : TV*con Qu’et: Flour remains Miff; Butter dell: Ftrgtrin pood demand. Market well supplied wfth <lrv goods and groceries. KNOXVILLE FOUNDRY 4 MACHINE SHOP Broad 81.. Knoxville, Trim., L 11. ROGAN & CO., Manufacturers of RAJLROAD CASTINGS MILLL GEARINGS CANE MILLS SAW MILLS STEAM ENGINES PLOW CASTINGS HOLLOW WARE ENGINES AND GRATES BRASS CASTINGS AC., All kinds of Castings made to order and Machinery repaired properly and with dis patch. FAIRBURN HOUSE* FAIR BURN GEORGIA This popular hotel is now under the skillful man agement of Mrs. E Me LARIN" Who will spare neither p«in« vor money, for th« accommodation of her •meats. The - house is the regular breakfast stand for the passenger train from Atlanta to West Point. Table supplied with the bent the market affords. Attentive waiters; clean rooms. April Ist 1871 SEW GOODS! SEW STdRE ! Oaoar A. Oanti*oll Having jn*t come oted his new store one door abovothc Post Ofilce, is low offering goods at as LOW RATES As can be bought In any market consisting ever} thing n*?ua ly kept in a first class dry good store. Also supplies for fanner* on time. FAIRBURN GA,, Dr. Stoplion Malone Practicing Physician Fairtourn Ga. Respectfully return thanks to his patron* and friends for past patronage aud respectfully soiici s a contiDU mce of the same. April 6th 1871 ts. AT AUCTION ! DCIICLMILLE PROPERTV! Will be sold to the highest bidder, on the prem ises at 10 o’clock, a. m., on TUESDAY, the 25th DAY OF APRIL, 1871. SIXTY OXE LOTS As numbered and defined in the plat of the town of Douzlassville, the County Site of Douglas. This property has been donated to the ci nnty bv Mr. Young Vansant, and will be wold with a view to the commencement of the public build ings. Eighteen of these Lots FROXT OX THE PUBL'C SQUARE and the others extend ’ ack to the bounding lines of the forty acres donated, making very deairaLlo Lota tor business and private residences. We respectfully invite all who desire town prop erty to attend this sale, as it will afford them an ODPortnnlty to purchase select and desirable lots the county-site, either for business or private 'Tome C one, opine all, to this sale which will be "tEßMsT()n=’fourth‘ e cashVhalance due on the riurchaoe^money 1 secured by lien on property sold. W W. Hiwdmah, Ordinary. &0 N C M &°*£": | Co«mlss t , O .rrs . t f r : , H .:.TU^rch»U CIRRI GE& AV.UiON Mauufactory P. &• T. J. life KOR N YTouldn:*: * tfnllv Inform the cltll*n?of YJ 7% 3NT Aud Riilii;r.\Bl\i; CiIHTRV That they are prupartd to do all work in their lip© wiih NEATNESS AND BISPITtB *■<9” Special attention given to making and re paring farming implements. £3U Ail kiudrt of plows mado to order. Oar teriUA are inoderAte and all we ask it a trial. O Hiar'vey DBAT<B£I IN Bools & Family Groceries Hardware etc Alwas on hand, a good supply of tho most popular FltiLl AiEBifINES. FAIRBUILISr GSOHGIA. Save Yo ur Money BY ORDERING YOUR fl BoOts fl tsss-V'**-\L*" Shoes o f S. Phelps Ac Company Fairburn Georgia. TKSr* Manufacturers of all kinds of Boots and Shoes. All work warranted. Give him a trial. NEW YORK STORE FAia JEJTT NGA MO IP SCARCE And COBBS VERY LOW stock of c*priug Good© id now complet con **ißting in part of Dry Goods NTOtions Hats cfc Shoos Groceries Just received fresh from New „Tork, snd of the atest styles and beat raJterTai, which will be sold ow for 1 Give us a call and texamlne our 6tock be f ore you buy elsewhere. &r We can and will Bell lower than anybody. Come and eel eel before the choiec good* are picked over. W. ;h.|andrewb W. T KOBEKTB Jet 1:U!J ill JY. CiiltfCiQ. JOE mi IM LKY Dealer m all kinds of Famiiy Groceries, And SSAPLU AM) KANO DrtY GOODS SELLS Gztssh. only And will duplicate any ATLANTA BILL Iry Inn if you wish to buy yo .r goods Cheap for cash He is a hve business man, and it is to the iuterest of every boby |o trade with him. Try Him Once and you will never regre it for lie WARRANTS » Every Article Sold by I'lsm, And will all the time do the best lie can for his customer,, either in buying, or selling. JF*-a. i its. :b tj :f*. isr March 197! _A.t i :o.tn Ice Housei eomiius of ice take notice i A Constant supply of pure Ice nlways on hind. Orders Irom the Countr/ shall receive prompt attention PRICE 3 CENTS PER POUND. All orders must be acccinj-auied with Cash. Parties desirin, to make fj'iH'in' arrangements Foi Tee bv the ton (2,000 lbs.) or < ar I<> <i. will pUntse correspond with the undersigned, and a liberal discs unt will be ma le. 11. F. EMERY, Ailmta Ice House, Atlanta, (Ja Parties remitting must prepay Express Charges. ft All return packages, (Blankets, Sacks, Ac.) will be returned to Atlanta, fr e charge by the Southern Ex press Company. ICE will be sent C. 0. I)., when dos ; red. 1871 SSPI^SBTO 1 1871 M. C, &. J. F. RISER, WHOLES A I.E AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY Goods. BOOTS. SHOES. II A T S N 0 T 10 NS E T C. We luvlte tpeeial attention to our SPRING STOCK OF DRESS GOODS SILK, STRIPED POPLIN, GRENADINES, J AI’ANESE SILKS, black silk, black and colored alpaccas. WHITE AND WHITE GOODS, COLORED PIQUES, HOSIERY, GLOVES, . NOTIONS, Etc. Obtaining our goods at first Lunds, we are enabled to sell at Reduced Prices to Suit, the Times. OUTI WHOIiSSALB DEPARTMENT Is complete anti entirely, separate from our Retail Department. Country Merchants are respectfully invited to j-tocli. -J- p, ’ TO Whitehall Street ESTABLISHED IN 1857. je* m Jk'T e-’BL JD> JO> 3: i WHOLESALE DEALER IX Tobao3 3, Ol?ar3 and XjlcixToar.t3, ye HEPS constantly on hand the celebrated brands B F GRANELY, Superior. W. D. STI LTZ, “AAAA, ’ LONE JACK, HIGHLANDER. And manv others. All of which will behold at ho lowest prices Corner R v.lro 'd Avenue and Peachtree str-et, Atlanta, Georgia. P, O. Box 429. aprSS-dlm Georgia, Campbell C.Y-uiity. Whereas Aaron and Jacob llarjre, Administra. tors tie bonus turn faith tba will antuxed. of It’ch mond Barge, deceaeed, applies to the under ijjned for letters Distniasory, from their admini-d -ation Therefore all persons concerned are h e eby i quir ed to show cause (if any they i » aid Atl minlstrat ra, on the Brat ratvi.V'T K ’ttiv next should not be diachareed. Given under my hand and Official signature !h ! s march Kith 1871 It. C. Beavers Ordinary. Georgia, I’amphtill County. John A. Richardson having, applied to he up pointed Guardian of the person and propert .of lliiiery A. Richardson, a minor under ou: '' o years of ace. a resident of said county, this i 1o cit- ail persons concerned to be nnd appear at the term of the court of Ordinary, to be held on th irst Monday in May next, aid sht w enr.se it the can. why said John A. Richardson should not be intrusted with the Guardianship of the person and property of said Hillary A. Richadson. Witness mv official signature. This march SVh 1871. K. C. Beavers Ordinary. Georgia, (’amphi'H r.miitv. Wher-as Josiah C. Creel, AdmimsUator ot Ed mond W. Reynolds, deceased, applies to tinder signed for letters Dismissory. This 1- there ore. to cite a 1 persona concerned, kindred and credi tors. to show cause, if any they ran why saul Ad ministrator .hon'd not he discharged from his A.i ministration, and receive 'etters of l'i«m:s?ion. • n the first monday in July 1871. this marrh 2r.th 8,1 R. C. Beavehs OIintRAHV. Georgia, CniupboU Gownty. Okbirsrt's OrrtcE. march 21st. 1871. . ItinjamiuS. Roan has app lie,! for ext mptiou of per on city, and setting apart and valuation of homestead, and I will pass upon the same at 11 o'clock. A. m., on the sth day of April, 1871, at my office, in Fairborn, in said county. R. C. Beavi.ii-, Ordinary. marsß-dltiw2t. Georgia, Campbell County. "whereas Johu S. Wilsoa. Executor of the will of John F. Wileon, deceased, appl.es to the un dersign and for Letters Dismissory from Ex.-cntor ship. Therefore, all persons concerned are hereby required to show canse (if any they have] why said Executor, on First monday in July next, shon.d not be diach • rged. Given nuder my band and official signature, inie march 21 at* 18T1. K. C. Biavt** rvlo> .1 .lodb Com m. 3 IMPORTERS OF EARTHENWARE CUTLERY SILVER-PLATED WARE AND 500 CUA ;ks ASSORTED GRANTS ACC WAR B; ST (JODDS OttUSXAL P V< K AGE." Picked to our Order Expressly lor Southern Trad contain no hiyh priced dishes,no tvrsen lor un**aliil)L* jroodf, Imt just t-uci. ods a- ..n in constant, every day denial tl. V e t* 11 then crate#, for net ea#l», at SBO. and outran tee full am entire #: tistnctioii to every purchaser. White China te set# 44 pieces t One line gold Land *’ “ 1 , ° Two *" “ “ “ “ ‘ 4 U Three ly » 0L \ splendid assortment of Laiupsl'bautlnltoi’Hq & Pendanm for parlors, halls, churches, &C. v|FVKR * L %J t* 1> VV A R E We are now 1 aving manufactured. Spoons. Fork- <fcc, and iruarauteo ail goods-tamped Mc- Bride & Cos., to lart ten years, constant use. vn e have the larged and most cotnpie stock of 1 asluoq vs iu#» self!* lea SHts i ups CiobvlftK Communion N ftS KC in the South, and offer joodn at the lowest prices. TO VIFKHIAX rs. We will duplicate any New York r.ssortraent of CROCKERY, CUTLKjRY SiYER PLATE ahd GLASS GOODS. Gbanttilui., Ga„ April 6th 1871. Messrs Mcßride A Co.,AH nta Qa:- We have lasi marked ike crockery dec. "Ae are pleased with the bill. Allow us to congratulate vou ou securing such n packer. Scarce y * piece broken- Fill tne order for cutlery at loweet. Yonrs 1 OArXTS T *■ HI! AXP Ayer’n Hair Vigor, For rostorlng Cray flair to Us natural Vitality and Color. tA droKsing wat o rifle agreeable, healtby, and efiuettut) for preaerriog the Lair. Faded or gray hair it toott rtttortd to its original color, trith the gloss and freshness of youth, Tltin hair ie thick ened, falling hair checked, and bald ness often, though not always, cured by its use. Nothing can restore the hair where the follicles are destroy cl, or the glands atrophied and decayed. But such as remain can be saved for usefulness by this application. Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray or falliug off, six! consequently prevent baldness. Free from these deleterious substances which make some preparations dangerous, and injurious to the hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not harm it. If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can lie found so desirable. Containing neither oil nor dyo, it doss not soil white cambric, and yet lasts long on the hair, giviug it a rich, gioesy lustre aud a grateful perfume. Prepared by Dr, J. C. Ayer & Cos,, Practical and Analytical Chwisw, LOWKLL, MASH. PRIC3 »t 00. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, won PiniFTUG THUS BLOOD, The reputation this ex* cellent medicine enjoys, is derived from ita cures, as niany of which are truly ,/Y ».-g marvellous. Inveterate Jr cases of Scrofulous dh>» U Hit ease, where the system J' rri seemed saturated with corruption, ha> e l» puriilcii aud cured by It. I* i_ Scrofulous affections aii l vJY ' disorders,w hich wore atf eravated by the scrofu* lOUB contamination tuitU they were painfully afflicting, have been radwally cured In such great numbers in almost every seo tion of tlie country, tliat the public scarcely need to be informed of its virtues or nsea. Scrofulous poison is one of the most dc-tmo tivo enemies Os our race. Often, this unseen and unfelt tenant of the organism undermines the con stitution, and invites the attack of enfeebling or fe tal diseases, without exciting a suspicion of its Srescuce. Again, it seems to breed infection uougliout the body, and then, ou some favorabld occasion, rapidly develop into one or other of it * hideous forms, either on the rnrfarn nrnpniwfr.*tor vitals. In the Utter, tubercles may be suddenly deposited in tlie lungs or heart, or tumors formed in the liver, or it shows its presence by eruptions ou tho skin, or foul ulcerations on some part of Die body. Hence the occasional use of a Lottie of this Sarsaparilla is advisable, even when no active symptoms of disease appear. Persons af flicted with the following complaints generally lino immediate relief, and, at length, cure, by the use of this SAJtSAVARILLA: St. Antho ny's Fire, Rose or Urf/Aii/xTa*, Tettrr, Sait Rheum, Scald Head, Rinptcorm, Sorr Ryes, Sore Mars, and other ernptionu or visible forma of Scrofulous disease. Also in the more con cealed forms, as J>yspcpsia, Dropsy, Heart Disease, Fits, Epilepsy, Xcuralyia, and the various Vlcerous affections of tho muscnlar and nervous systems. Syphilis or Venereal and Hercurial Dis eases are cured by it, though a long time is re quired for subduing there obstinate maladies by any medicine. But long-continued use of tht® medicine will cure the complaint. JLeueorrhcc a or Whites, Uterine Ulcerations, and Rentals Diseases, are commonly soon relieved and ulti mately cured bv its purifying and invigorating effect. Minute directions for each case are found in our Almanac, supplied gratis. Rheumatism and Oout, when caused by accumulations of c*. traileous matters in the blood, yield quickly to it, a8 also Liver Complaints. Torpidity, Conges tion or lit {lam motion of the i.iver, and «7 afen dice. when arising, as they oiten do, from the rankling poisons m the blood. Thin SARSA» PARILLA is a great restorer for the stmrgth and vigor of the system. Those who arc Lan guid anil J.istless, Despondent, Sleepless, and troubled with \errous Apjurchensians *r Rears, or any of the affections symptomatic of Weakness, will find immediate relief and con vincing evidence of its restorative power upon trial. PP.KP AR K b b r Or. JT. C. ATER A CO., Lowell, Practical and Analytical Chemists. BOO.' LY ALL DRUGGISTS E YURT WHIRR. Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, For all the purposes of a iAxattv* Medicine. Perhaps no one mwH- Jsa cino in so universally Af required by every- J r f body as a cathartic, - nor was evcr any be fore so universally ® adopted into u»e. in I j\ jYjlg*/ every country and among all classes, as V ttJ ®*■ mild but efticiwit W { purgative Rill. The , T obvious reason is, that it is a more reli&- fectual remedv than any other. Those who have tried it, know‘that it cured thorn; those who hare not, know that it cures their neighbors and friends; and all know tliat what it does once it does al ways that it uever fails through any fault or neg glect of its composition. Wc have thousands upon thousands of certificates of their remarkable cures of the following complaints, but such cures are known in every neighborhood, and we need publish them. Adapted to all ages and conditions in ali climates; containing neither calomel nor auy deleterious drug, they may be taken with Bafoty by anybody. Their sugar-coating preserves Diem ever fresh, and makes them pleasant to take, while being purely vegetable, no barm can arise from their use in any quantity. They operate by their powerful influence on the internal viscera to purify the blood and stimulat** it into healthv action —remove the obstructions of the stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of the body, restoring their irregular action to health, and by correcting, wherever they exist, such de rangements as are the first origin of disease. Minute directions are given in the wrapper ou the box, for the following complaints, Which then) Rills rapidly cure: For ll}np«p»la or IniHgestion, LlMles#« ansa, Lainruor and Low of Appetite, they should be taken moderately to stimulate the stom ach, and restore its healthy tone and action. For liver Complaint and its various symp toms, Blllohs Headache, Sick Hood* ache. Jaundice or Green kickneM, Mil* iouA Colic ami Vliliouii Fevers, they should bo judiciously taken for each case, to correct the diseased action or remove live oboU uctions which canse It. For Dysentery or Diarrhoea, but ons mild dose is generally required. For niisamafUm, Gout, ©ravel, Pal pitation of the Heart, Data in tho aide, Back and Loin*, they should bo contin uously taken, as required, to change tho diseased action of the system. With such change those complaints disappear. For Droiioy and Dropsical Bwelllnjrs they should be taken In large and frequent doses to produce tho effect of a drastic purge. kor Muppreasion a lqrge &>e sboa!d t\a taken as it produces the desired effect by sym pathy. Asa Dinner IHll. take one or two Pills Id promote digestion and relieve the stomach. An occasional dose btin>nlut*R the sf<*»Dach bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite, and Invigorates the system. Henee it ie often ad vantageous where no serious deraugemenf etdstr. One who feels tolerably well, often flods that * dose of these Pills make** him f«*'f decidedly Nj ter, from their cleansing and roooraung effoot 09 the digestive apparatus* * r .J.C.J\r#4CO.,rr~r« r <*Ch~r,«*, Tptrrn- *<**- »*■