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About The Lumpkin independent. (Lumpkin, Ga.) 1872-1924 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1883)
« LUMPKIN INDEPENDENT. LUMPKIN, GA.. SATURDAY .. .December 22, 1883. ALL SUBSOIUPTIONS M.H8T BE 1’iID IS Advancf.. " fcBECIAL CLUB KATES AVe efiVr the following Club Rates to sub scrihurs of Tuk IxDWfEXDEur. ’l ax Isdxpekdext and vhe Wesleyan Chris lian Advocate one year for J3.tK). Kegu.ar pnc« of the Advocate $2.00. Tmm Ir 3 >tj?i:nuhnt mid the Uliri^tian Index #DO yrar for $3.5 Regular price of the • Iudex $2.f>0. Tnt IsuEruNDF.NT and Southern Cultiva¬ tor and Dixie Farmer, one ye *r for $2.75. Postage free on all payer*. DIRECTORY - TOWN AND COUNTY LFMFiaX is the Ccumy Site of Stewart County, is situated sixteen miles Eastol the Chattahoochee River; tliu-ty-six miles South thi«y-f>iX miles West of Aiaer }•!»; iw«nty-two miles Korth of L'uthtieTt, and twenty-eight miles North west of Rn fr.uia. The town is bniit upon au elevated piano, and is abundantly supplied with as paro water ns the State offords; it is periect ly healthy; most excell till society; abundant Chnrcli privileges, and one of the best Hig j S chools in Georgia. The towa has a popu¬ lation of 751); Iho citizeus are quiet and or¬ derly, and tha business men prosper under a regular and liwlthy trade. STEWAKT is one of the most fertile and prosperous counties in thoCotton iklt, pro¬ ducing annually about 15,0*'d bales of Oot ton. The rich bottom lauds on the river and ou the large creeks can produce a bale of eotton io the acre. The County has a population of nearly 15,00'"), the mujoriiy of thsm energetic and intelligent farmers. COUNTY OFFICERS. Jo doe J. B Lati.meti, Oroinary. B. F. Hawes, Clerk Superior Court. Jossr* B. GniFFiK. Sheriff. Sa’-uuu S. Evi.r,u,i', County Treasurer. Gsocoe AV. Aim, ’lux Colleetor. J. T. Hahiiison, lLceiver♦'T'axJlfcturn«. Imb a. Foot, County Surveyor. ■William J. Busks, Corofier. TOWN OFFICERS. Don. J. B-. JhciiAJiD:-t'N. Mayor. Vrani Kiuxsf.v, Town MarahAl. Aldckmem: J. ii. Wimberly. J. B. Car¬ ter, T. D. Hightower, 0. C. Brooks and J. A. Thornton. MAIL SCHEDULES. Lt av.‘«< every morning, ^n diiy* excepted, a* 5 o'clock, ana arriv. s *t 8 o clock, p. m. OrrifaatOT. —Jjcav-. s f*v« 5 ry Monday, W^d iiOA^ay and Finlay mornings at 5 o’clock, And arri»e.-.ndays at 7 oVJwlc r M Asrxsiocn- Arrives o\ ry 'l u-sday, Tom • - j .tmi N.. ar>W» at 12 uVl/ick. *u, ana leaves lame dayr» ;*.t 1 oVlo k r >i. Fi oRENf r. - T.oay^- c’T'ry Wednesday and hAinrday morning at 5 o’idock ami arrives sartv* days at H o'clock p. M. IIonf.v Obdf.hs and Postal NoIcb can l*r had ou a.'pUtaiiou. li. F. Hawks, 1. 11. CHUT. OK BIEECTCRY ’Ui.tHOiasi Ciu'uou.—ltev. L. A. Daisey, Tassor. Services on ibe Bi, 3rd, and Itli Sundays in each month. Prayer meeting *T*ry Wednesd*y night. Sunday School ev¬ ery Snoday mormng a; 3 o’cloci ; A. .. Furl Superiuteude.it. Bbovidxxce.—B reaching «u the 2nd Sun Hej in each month, by the pastor, Rev. L. A. Darsey Sunday School every Sunday ineruing at 9 o’clock; J. B. Biazicr Supi Baotist Church.—R egular Conterouee ou t«« 2i.d Sunday. Prayer meeting Thursday nighi; Sunday School evry Sunday morn¬ ing af 9 o’clock, M.Corhe.t, Snpt. Bhady Gaova —Preaching on tho 4th Bunday in each month by tbe Pastor, Rev. W. M.' Howell. LODGE MEETINGS. Masonic.— Cross Lodge No. 12 meets on . the id Saturday iu each rnouih at| 3 o’clock r. B. T. D. Hightower, AV. M. I. O O. B.—Stewart Lodge No. 44 meets ev«ry Tuesday night A. T. Fort, .< G. Harris Encamvaient meets on the First Monday night in each mouth. Knights of Honor.—S tewa.t Lodge No. 2G29 meets at Masonic Hall on the 1st Tues¬ day ni each mouth at 3 o'clock r. M., and »U Monday night hsiojc the 3rd Tuesday at 7 o’c.'crk. JUSTICE COURTS- 747th J istrct, G. M.—Feagin’s Store; 2d Saturday; E. C. Williams, Notary Public. 816tfc District, Scieuceville, T. G. Pink eton J. P. 988th District, G. M , ATckcry’g Shop; 2d Saturday; S. Lee Terrell, N P. 80tet District, G. M.— Florence; 1st fei ur day; W. C. Bryan, N. P., J. M. Land, J. p. 796th District, G. M.—Lumpkin; iet Sat¬ urday; H. G. 1- eagin, N. P., E. F. liirksey, i- P. TAth District, G, M.-Red Hill, 2nd Sat¬ urday; L. C. Woodard, J. P. S6oth District, G. M.— Pan Handle, 1st Baturday; J. W.Lowe, N. P., E. P. Pear¬ son, J. P. 965th District, G. M.—Green Hill; 4th Saturday; it. P. Hobbs, N. i., F. A. Bush, J. P. 780th District, G. M.—Antioch; M. D. Tatum, N. l\, Y. F. AVright, ,J. P. 725th District, G. AL— Williams’ Store; 2nd Saturday; Thos. L. Williams, N. P. Torn to pieces with a Cough? AVilder’s Wild Cherry will mend you up as good as pew. Notice to Dcbtona. AH persons indebted to the former firm of W. J. & C.vH IV att or the nadersigued, are requested to corue forward and settle up the same gl up early a date as possible. w. J, WATT. Contmbus, Ga., Oct., 5tf ABOUND TOWN. — Pork sold at 5 cents per pound this week. —Christmas week is always a good time to plant oats. — The Cuihbert mail does not reach here now uutil *21 o’clock. —fresh Home-made sausage Can bo had at M. M. &. W. H. Griffis. —Stewart county lauds have beeu well moistened during the week. - Our market has been well supplied with chickens, anil t irkeyv lately. —The price of the Blue Pony Turn Plow has been reduced. Call and buy one. —Jug wagons, all the way from chambers County, Ala , were in town yesterday. —Christmas will occupy the attention of the negro and the small boy n, xi week. —Sampson Reinhart, colored, killed 53 blackbirds at one shot, a few days ago. — Bomb-proof waiver notes in any quan¬ tity cun lie had by applying at this office. —J. G. A F S. Singer haw a lot of the finest bananas ever brought to this m. rket. —In dispensing Christmas gifts those who «*» truly i haritable always rcTtuxaber flic poor. —Lumpkin need.- a brick-yard, mnr. dwal’ing houses and a hook and 1 nidi r corn pauy. —A change in the business of .T G. A F. K. Singer will take place ou the 1st of Jan¬ uary. See unties elsewhere. —Buy your apples, oranges and fine cau dies fr in !■’. B. Gregory. The finest oranges ill town oau Ik: found at his st >re. —AV. W. Stokes has a full iinc oj Christ mas tncks, including mu-aeal ii strnnicnts, toys, fruits, eonfeotionarios and lire works. ■ Maimed Confederate soldiers can now obtain the money appropriated to them fi r artificial linilw by applying to the executive i iffiCA —Tke T.umpkin Itapli-t Church is still without a paster, as Rev. J. H. Corley bad en gag. meets winch pievented his Hcocpling the call from the church here. —AVo learned from Rev. L. A. Darsey. that. Rev. Mr. Speight, who was pastor in charge of Stewart circuit during this year, recently di: d from the effeels ula severe at tack of pimeumonia. —Our young friend AVillnrd Rarnum is lyii'g danger-only ill at hie lather's residence in t wu. He has iieen down with lypo-nia larial fever for five rr six w.eksandis y c t in a very critical condition, 0 Kiiatu ,V West can fit you up with the most us. fr.l Christmas presents. D^n’i spend your money for trash but go to their st re and buy a pr. sent that will do sown good. Ever, (hi! g i.-i ihe Dry Goods line at the lowest in .rket ories. — We publish iV.a pvocl.vm.A.tlon c. <»overnor M. haniel offering a reward oi $d»0 for the nirst oi tiie negro desperaihi, William Lee. who .shot t Mr. J. l\ Holdei li.'t week vvheu lie west-to arrest him. (I he has uol le t l..e .State this reward will br.'. 2iLs hi. —The foil-iwiuu nr, tho quotitinu-. 0 r •:]„ ‘ ’"iumbus 1 ,’ott .ji mar riot a* reported inurs day ;ii.,rniMg; low a id ltiugs, <11; mid bings. m'ddioiu- lif. Eu: u <j otution> for W«<!..■ day are ;1 ./ miildliugs, sjf; , dhug , ;• ; good mid liiugs, i-j Iu Amer - eu* on U cduesd.iy they quuie, low i i : -.iiugs, 9 ; mid flings, ; good middlings, ■H. — From the looks of the display at J. G A F. Siu.eFs, it would appear that San la J’laus aim ostablisbcil Ins headnUiiriers ib-we. N w arr’vr.l. of Cln..,im,is goods C' .me daily and U"W they offer ten bam Is apple-, ten boxes ( rang s, choice, l«nanas. ffiW pounds fine candies, mince meat, nuf-, raisinb, pic les. jellies, crackers, pigs’ feet, sausage and every other desirable article in the grocery flue. Foi Christmas presents they oiler an <1-gunt lot ef vases, m imic Ornaments, toilet sets, I vie a brae, toys of evirj kind and at any price. —The exercises ot the, Lumpkin ’High School uill be resumed on Wednesday, Jan¬ uary 31st. This Sc ho d is now iu fine work¬ ing order and a Is tter opportunity for the train,ngot cbiblreu was never offered to the people of Stewart fOuiity. The school build ing i, large, comfortable, and admirably lo eai»J for i.tndyiiig, being isolated from oth¬ er portions of the town Col. Tate has fu’ly demonstrated his capacity is an ; Lie and pains-taking instructor while his assistant. Miss Dilly Waddell, lias no superior in the teaching of the smaller classes. Board i» cheap, tuition is cheap, and a bettor schail cannot be found iu Georgia. —In our last issue ve nolioed the arrest of Fed Perry, cold., in Aincricus,uniter sus¬ picion of having stolen a yoke of steers from Bill Heed. Bill went to Aa.ericus and was accompanied by bis lawyer, B. F. AVutts esq., and Deputy Fheriffi Hol ler, who was armed with a wr mint for Fed’s arrest. On Monday Fed was brought to Lumpkin and lodged in jail. On Wednesday morning he was brought before Judge Karksey and in default of a bond of $i50 was committed to jail to await the action of the Grand Jury. Fed's excuse for attempting to sell the steers is that his wife bought them from Heed and he had a light to sell them. He has retain¬ ed E. G. Simmons esq , of Americas, to defend him before the Superior Court. —A North Georgia editor rccenily felt very thankful that his neighbors had sent in enough sweet potatoes tor dinner lor his wife and children, white he tightened his girdle, took a large drink of water and pro¬ ceeded with his work, still happy, although huugry. We, loo, are thankful- On hatur day last a kind lady friend sent us a large turkey gobbler us her contribution to The Independent for a Christmas dinner. May she be able to eat lurkey once a week fi r fifty years. Bi addition to the above, Fred biuger liberally supplied ns with apples, oranges and coeoanuts, and when it came to the real substantial a generous gift of backbones and home-made sausage from our clever sheriff, Joe Griffis, enabled us to have a hog-killing time. No; were we for¬ gotten in the matter of cake as we are ju„ ilebted to Mrs. J. 1‘. Brown for some of the eiegunt wedding cake from tie Duskiu-Bail wedding. Send your address and 3 cent stamp to A. V. Paine, Louisville, K y., for set of beauti¬ ful picture cards, MARRIAGES IN STEWART “OU 1 who the exquisite delight can tell, The joy which mutual Confidence imparts? Or who can paint the charm unspeakable Which iiiikw iu tender bonds two faithful Hearts.'" Dckkin—Ball. At the residence of Mr. John I', Brown, on Sunday ux&t, Mr. M. h., buskin was married to Miss Mollio ball,the ceremony being Jwriomed by Lev. hi. Ativan, in the pressneo oi the family' their intimate triends. »Is> buskin is one tno eh verest amt most encrgviic young far¬ mers of Stewart county, and Is highly es¬ teemed ti r lus motul integrity. The bride is a most Hitra. live and lovely young lady, just such a oi*u that will cheer ami br.glucu the home of h. r happy husband Morion -Jackson— in omnibus ou Tues day morning last at 8:30 oYhi -k, Mr. J. 0. Minton, iiof this county, was marriud to S.liss Ida Jackson, of Columbus, the cc .e mony being periorine.t by Hcv. S. M. Pro vonee Mr. Morton is one of Stewart coun¬ ty’s thoi ough-going young 1 inters The nri'.e is iij daughter of Mrs. Win. Jackson, of Colfuebns, aid is highly tstoctntd for her many ihxrms of mind and y erson. W» wish than much happiness and prusperty through li.e. Latimer—Barnes.—O n Wednesday even ing last at 4;3U o'clock, at the residence ol .h.- bride’s giund-m.ither, Mrs. It. li. liock wcli, Tuisi i-il.a Bui'm-s was joined in rnalii m.uiy to Judge J. B. JLiitinicr, Ordaary ol Stcw.flt County. A , the brid..l coup’.o en ■ cr d the parlor Rev. L A. barsey, ,.f the South Beoigia Conference, advanced, and iu the presence of the family and friends of the conn acting p. rtios, pi rtormed the mar r.ago cciMuony iu a beautiful and impres¬ sive maun-r. After the usual congrulul - tiona, wi.irh were heart-felt and sincere, the newly married couple and their guests took carriage- and buggies and repaired to the beautifnl home of Judgu Latitucr where all was iu readiuciS for the reception of its new mistress. Here a most delightful evening w.,s spe t. The rooms were bright and chceriul, the guests happy and in fine hu¬ mor The supper was a most elegant one, the tabic presenting a^beuuiUul sight, being laden with all the delicacies of the season, with an u..undaiico of the substantiate that make glad the hcaris of .he preacher, the doctor and the editor, Wceuuld write much o: this delightful -liiiir, but being an inter¬ ested j arty and a modest journalist, refraim. In wishing the needy married couple much happiness and joy in thc.r new r latiou, wo but echo the wishes oi' hosts of lr.in.ls .lie bride, room and the bride. UvuiibV— 11.usC-. At t'na residence of the br.do’s moth r ou f liursday evening list, at ■l o'clock, by the liev. Wm. AL HowoT, Mr Lieo.ge L ; . Overby and Miss Virginia Hobbs were, uintoil in marriage. The wedding for st on th s ooca-ion was cotton up iu jit's. ilobtis I est stylo and wa< highly enjoyed by t-o gun ts it si e mb led. iilr. uverby i» a r-p rntuiihitive young farmer of Stewart county, o erg tie tii.i J ro. 1 .i...s, «Lc,.u .... r g,< d »■. exceedingly l'orinuato in securing one of tbo Uios. attiaei.ve and l.'valdo young 1 idia» of the eoiii.t-y fora wire. Yo.>tc:d..y ti.e happy ycuug couple were givom a d'mng ut lib n-ispitablajkouie ul Mr. B. Al. Overby, father of ibe bridegroom. May tlicir path¬ way through life be strewn with Leaven’s eiioieesl bl.ssinos. “Fine birds make fine feathers,’* and Wilder’s Sarsaparilla .nil Potash make the Blood pure and healthy. PERSONAL NOTES. Mr. Robert (’. Black, of Columbus, was in town Thursday. B F. Harre’Basq., of Col&nbus, is visit i ng his family here. Mr. John West paid his Ba’nhridge friends a flying visit thisjwepk. Messrs. Aimer and Charlie Wright, efti.e iir cn Hill District, let't for Texas this week. Misses Ida and KRa Latimer were in town Wednesday and Thuasday and were the greels of Judge and Mrs. J. B. Latimer. Mi.s.s Flossie Barmmi came up from Outh ber. yesterday.^ havin ' tbeen summoned h .tu-; ou account of the serious illness of bur brother Wiliard. ltov. .John T. Jjom-e and feniily have been visiting relatives here this wtei. As will be seen by the Conference appointments ->Ir. Lowe’s field of labor for next year will be as .Super.nten lent of the Orphan's Home. Mri.Kallio lJairettiis spending her Chri.d mas vacation at home. She met with much success with her school near Benevolence and hor p ifrons fully appreciate the advan¬ tages ol having a good teacher for their children. Miss Heimifi Sherman, daughter of the lamented Henry T. aherman, js^visitiug the family of her uncle, Mr. R, T. Sherman, of thin county. Miss Hennie left Lumpkin as a child ami returns ns a most accomplished young lady. R. w L. A. Darsey returned fr m Confer. enco Wednesday and after taking a promi¬ nent part in tile wedding Wednesday uighl left fiir Florida Thursday morning. Wo are glad to know that ho is pleased with his new appointment, which stations him at Way cross. Diseases of an exhaustive nature that havo a tendency to create a u uuuatural feeling such as fa'igue, lissituile and great weak¬ ness thronghoul the system owe their origin to a kick of iron in the blood. Brown's Iron Bitters will restore the blood to its natural healthful condition. Get the blood pure by using this remedy anil disease will be quick t !y banished. western Georgia, lie has an elegant stock of goods suitable for birthday and Christ¬ mas presents. When you visit Columbus he sure to call at Chaffin’s and examine his Books, Pictures and Fancy Articles. Go West —hut Jdon't go without a bottle of Wilder’s jOhill Tonic—u guaranteed cure for Chills and Fevor. HOG KILLING TIME IN STEWART. During the late cold spell in Stewart a large number of fat hogs were kibed and ear citizens generally have been enjoying all the benefits of hog-killing time. Wo lievc a larger number of hogs will bo killed in Stewart this winter than in any previous winter in twenty years. The numner of hogs h lied vary fro u five to twenty ou tho farms and in weight they run from 150 to *250 and somotim >s as high as 300 pounds, On Saturday last a 1 ad of von l.rge hogs was brought to town by a plainer and' readily disposed of. In bum; kin the bog crop has been very good/.nU the sati*action of hav¬ ing hogs to|k:li has boon estendef'to mar¬ ly every fanuly White some would have only one hog that woUid weigh 175 to 2U , others could kill Unve, live mid in cases as many as tou>large ghogs. We believe the largest average iu town was .Joe Griffis’ thr- e shells that weighed70'* pounds Oapt. Sam iie .ll, JDr. Carter anil Mr id. G Feagiu kill¬ ed the largest number i.ud had hogs that weighed between 200 and 250 pounds each. Th ■ rusu'tis that fre h pork is plentiful and that th re will no 1 hi much demand fi r Western b.ie -n until th". opining of ripri ng. AJlkinds'of Blood tmd >Sk a DUeages cur¬ ed with Wildvr’ii tfarnaparillu uu l P«nash. Mr T. IV 1’.olfitt, Hartwell, Ga , says; “I used Brown’s Iron Bitters for indigos, tion, poor uppo.itu and weakness Wl.h best r suits. ’ Don't 8h;ikn wita CuiUs or Burn with Fe¬ ver, \Vila«r*HOhill 'Ionic is tile Mira cure. Miss .J. li. King, Hartwell, Ga., says: “I used Brown’s Iron Bitters for dyspepsia and sick headache with grout benefit.” The Fanner Uui Cook Stove, E .B Tullis, Agent, took the premium at the East Alatnima Fair, E itauU. Go and buy out- tboy are the bust. BTJPIHESS NOTICE. Mv. S. S. Everett is appointed business manager of The Indehind ent. He will have entire control of the paper. All communications in any way connected with it, will be ad dressed to him, and bis receipt a« “Manager" will bo valid for nil mon¬ ey duo the paper JOSEPH S, KEY. --------- ---— Wherovor Consumption prevails there* Wilder’s Wild Cherry is needed. It never Jails to euro. \ ------ .n- <—- Mrs. J., F. Berry, Louisville, Ga , ssys : “J ksod Hr wn’fi Iron Bitters for wonkmuM amljiil-heiiBh and am greatly be.'.ottiiecl.” I -------------- l|r A. B I'h' lps, Atlanta, (fa., say. : “i us,A Hr. v.n’r; Iron Bitters for dyspepsia wit., g./d reaulte.” ' _ A vonng ti.nn is mode better I y « s'slor’s love ami uVver and A;;ne are cnrcl by Wild er’-sl hil* T. ni'* - iiiso nularia and i . riodi e.2 ~iaor 1—a. •rites LtrKir/ '5.’2jy,?at5Xit3'» New Advertisf'raents. NOTICE. Tiie Business of J G, & F. S. Sin gor will undergo a change on tho 1,1 of January, and tboy are very anxious to close up the old uusiti i.ja A'.! par¬ ties duo them money are requested to Como forward ana settle or make •atisfae* ory arrangement. J. C. A F. S. SINGER. Lumpkin, Ga., Dec: 22ud. 1,883. IA ST CALL ! All parties that are due me for Guano must make settlement by (lie 201 h instant ns papers will bo turned over to the Guano Company on that. day. S. A. CARTER. Ftorvnea, Ga, Dee. 15,1883. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. The parlnersbip heretofore exist¬ ing under the firm name ol Fi zger ald Bros., Florence, Ga., lias been dissolved by mutual con pent, \V. W. Fitzgerald, J. E Fitzoerald. All persons indebted to Filzgerald Bros., will please call and settle with the undersigned. All claims against said firm will be settled by W. W. Fitzgerald. Florence, Ga„ Dec. 7 lm. IV ot ice, Geojujia Stewart County. I hereby notify all persons that I will prosecute any one hunting in or going through any of my fields near this place or trespinsing upon my woodland in any manner. J. B. LATIMER, Dec 8 th 1883 8c. O Tr ICp _ ®|® H rm B M *3 I SUL2EY PLOW FOE SALE A Fine Three Horse Sulkey Plow for sale at reasonable rates, and easy term can be found at the ta Flow, epo apply . ose wishing such at once. NEW ARRIVALS —AT _ - n ntrmm a S Qi’ Jrt it \ Oils \ 1 ill I.' 8/5/ i' #M* W Lit*: l\3 TENNESSEE PORK SAUSAGE, bUGAIt CURED B’KFST UACON, SPLIT PICKLED PIGS FEET, BONELESS CODJFISH, SAUER KRAUT AND PORK, SNOW FLAKE BI .CUIUS, NEW CITRON, CURRANTS, RAI¬ SINS, GINGER PRESERVES, Jelly, Plain and Chow Chow Pickles, Apples, Oranges, Banuunos, Cocoa nuts, Pecans, Peanuts, Eng, Walnuts Brazil Nuts, Largest and Best As¬ sort men t Plain and Fancy Candies ever brought t* this market. In ad¬ dition to the above, tunny delicacies of I he season. J. G. & F. 8. Singer. LajByJda, Ga., Qdt. Mt 1S8A. 1 ! MILL F m SALE. I offer for sale on easy terms the Mill located AT RED E.ILL IN STEWART COUNTY and known as the Mill of C. F. & H ■). Thornton. The property includes about 5 acres of lnnd on which the Mil 1 stands One 15 Horse Power Rapine, a Saw Mill, Grist Mill and Cotton Gin together with all the running gear us it now stands. Nov. 10 ff. John Peabody. Special licqticst. All persons indebted to me, either by note or account, are requested to call at the store of T. D. Miller, where I have left mj papers, and settle. C. M. LOWE. Nov. 23 2t For Sale Cheap. A GOOD GO SAWJGIN IN TIIOE ^UGll REPAIR. JAMES. K BARNUM. Nov. 3, 1883. Notice to JJeSitors. All persons indeLted to A. T. Fort either by note or account, are request ed to come forward at once and set tio -he same. W. E. CLARKE, AUy. Nov. 3, 1883. FOIt It ENT. The Storm House on tha south aide of the public square, known as ih* stand of A. T. Fort, is offered for rent from November 1st. Also the Black - tmith shop formerly owned by the Mansfield estate; possession piven at once. Apply to A. T. FORT, Nov. 1st. Agent. BUGSIEB Si WAGONS! The undersigned has on sole in Lumpkin a Fine Assortment of Daw¬ son Made Buggies, manufactured by S. B BROvVN, the well-known’Car¬ riage Buggy and Wagon Maker. DEXTER QUEEN, BREWSTER SIDE BAR, VICTORIA, STICKLER, AND TIMFKINS. All naftda of th* very bast mahano) and Finished in First Cluss Style. Also a Fine Lot of Plantation M’ag of all sizes. Repository at Holt’s U. I>. BROWN. Oct, 13 1883. Bt Men Hotel, MZim UK)«.Vr«\ l‘r. EUFAU.I A, ALA. Elegantly Furnished and Tables Supplied with Every Delicacy. Nov. 17 if BROWN HOUSE Formerly Halford House, BROAD STREET, Columbus , G eorgia. With First Class Accommodation, I solicit the Pit iron ago of my friends well as the Traveling Public Geu e, ‘ !lj - If. O. ItItOWN,Proprietor. Sheram & Miller, —DEALEltB IN— CFills*, CASKS!S AKD Burial CSSeS. Can furjush any stj ,, e ef C0FFIN WRntoJ at reasonable prices, cfeyRepository at Sheram’s Shops Luu*Liu, Go., Sep. 1,1888; FIRM, NEW GOODS, AND UPojpixLai* Prices! 0 ■-7 W Offt-r one of the most Completo and Attractive Stocks of S&ta/pl© «§& Fancy 1 mm m C3. 8»« t# Lampki*. wbuk tun tot* Mli *1 pikM that ratamoi b* nrfrlif EvcntMiig Ihiitirely New And Fresh! Oni' Mr. West ransacked tba Northern and Eastern Markets to secure the la¬ test Novelties of the season in Dress Goods, Trimming, LACES, NOTIONS, HOSIESYrGLOVES RIBBONS, BUTTONS &C. Our Linos of Jeans, Cloths and Cassimeres ARE UNMA TC11 ABLE IN QUALITY AND PlilCES ! In Ladles’ and Misses’ SHOES we show the Bestand Handsenest Goods Ever Sold Here! Tho Ladies are cordially invited to call and examine nnr Beautiful Fell PRINTS and Superb Stock of DRESS GOODS in all • the Fashionale SLadas and Combinations. ins tesal HARDWARE, CROCKERY, GLASS WARE. TINWARE ETC. All bills are due and must be paid at tlieend of each month. Lumpkin, Ga. October Get *?. s. ‘ijrt y, -» ; ■ tmps sar , DEALER IR CAMLl GES, BUGGIES,WAGONS, Children Carriages, Harness, Leather &c * .*. Corner Cherry and Second Streets, MACON, GA K&'Call and see us or write for prices before t Ju 1 84. J. H. BARTLETT, —WITH-— a a 9 CUTHBERT, ( EORGIA, In Best Grades Foreign and Domestic, Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS aod GROCERIES Boots anil Shoes, Hats, Notions Laces etc Sep8 TJ0MER R, MATHEWS 3m For the Best Gqods at the Lowest Priceeb t SI.50 Worth cf Seeds forSO cts hr.’-V'J B8 i, ■Vi Hitblmra Squash, amp, t lurk < hnaipion Early White *)>iiu-t .icmn fier, The Oelehraten nunty I.eainiBR l Corn (bos while}, and /! t£.t I'lirii ibest yellow I. HO A I X.~ The* above colloFfion of IS KTa k r. wilt packs.» ol llnsBian White Oats. s.n»r*e, oa» FOR ORE DOLLAR CabbHUt*. Sunflower, Early Ivory Mamniotli Poil SuRjir Corn, lUaniuioth Kuraian Wax Bean, AW'rimn V onder Pent. Omul Bella Ro<coOnion, French Breakfnsf K.";ljnh,Cayenn# EABLY P‘*pper, Gourd, valuable Extra early banket*, Richmond Tomato. Shc/t Trough dkpmhkad OAbbaob. for bucket*, ntno, ete. All of bena*v Phlouc, A«ters, Poi’iuiara, cboiceui kinds. Panflic? t V©y» JMC., Hont by mail for t, cents. Five collections for 91. A pneknue of all Soetls named above Alalled for if FLORAL SET FREE Wo will send nil hcc(1h nnmfd nbove, and this useful Floral Sot, by mail, postpaid, K?«srsas4S to sasr^vsifc wortn ofJM*ecw any in one pneketa, purchaaitiR and M v '* i inf; that he talioa thexet mention vt as a premium, bead U tor cutaloguo. r J. A. BUEL & CO., Seedsmen, Springfield, Ohio.
