About The Weekly news and advertiser. (Albany, Ga.) 1880-1??? | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1881)
j. Mm & Go’s J.non yank lace Buntings at lJ^c. Black all-wool Bunting-. Black Damaaae. Black Organdie*. Black Shut* Cloth#. Black Nuns' Veiling. The Coachman's Dress Goods, with 1‘lalds anil Stripes to match. Ji)0 Corsets at 25c. and upwards. From Auction The largest, best and cheapest Em broideries. Indies’ and Misses’ Gloves and Mitts (a large selection.) Paints, Oil, Glass, Putty HSJreft-hCJ! Umbrellas and Parasols, beautiful sud cheap. White Lawns. White Swiss. White Organdies. White Linen Lawns. White Linen Cambrics. Pure Spices! m run hi ▲KP ▲ FULL LIKE OF Choke Fancy Groceries -AT- Ne*t Door to Po«totF^e. AlbM7.UA our corron The market was steady yesterday, re- •vipts being light. We quote: Midding 9L,' l ow Middling 8k: <1 .od Ordinary fit. THE WOOL ntRKKT. Contrary to all expectations last week’s prices wore not only sustained, hut a sharp advance took place, and we quote 29 to 30 cents to-day. The mar ket is somewhat excited in Georgia, and all lots offered are taken readily at prices quoted. The market in Boston is also firmer, with* slight advance, nused by the unexpected firmness and the small but ready advance in the London wool market. At theao figures holders ol wool would probably do w.-ll to realise. Georgia wool his that advantage over others, that it ia one of the earliest wool clips on this conti- li. nt. The|snxiety of daslers|snd fp'n- ners to replenish exhausted stocks or assortments from first arrivals, and the usual rush accompanying the opening of a new season gives Georgia wool a divided advantage. The business ol the week was lively, which from pres ent indications will not be diminished. The Brunswick Pair. The Brunswick A- Albany Railroad will sell tickets to the Brunswick Fair ai one-half fare for the round trip. These tickets will be good for six days, ami will alford an excellent opportunity t.i ill who desire to speud a few daya pU asantly in that city. The Crop Outlook. The condition of crops In this sec tion, as we learn from conversation with planterais about as follows: Cotton is in an excellent condition, well culti vated end growing rapidly. Corn is backward and suffering for rain, but is well worked, with a possible good yield yet. Other crops are in a very fair condition, but all netding train. Slightly Shot Blmnlr. Monday evening, about six o’clock, while s party of boys wera practicing marksmanship at Government Pond, young David Brown accidentally shot himself in the foot with a small pistol. Be was holding the weapon in hit hand, pointing downwards when it fired. The wound is quito painful, hut not at all serious. Hjmaeulal. Married, May 18th, at Chicbasaw- bstchie, by Rev. S. R. Weaver, Hev. L. H. Green, of tha South -Georgia ConJ fercncc, Methodist Church South, to Miss May Gullett, daughter of Mrs. Martin, or Terrell county, Ga. Married, June 1st. by Rev. A. M. Willems, Mr. \Y. A. Woodin to Miss Fannie T. Alley, all of Alnany; Ga. Ifttkifi Contest. Mr. B. F. Lebcu’s prize contest among toy speakers came off at Library Hall, J unday afternoon, the prize being a beautiful cake from his bakery. Tree contestants entered: Master Bxla McMillan. John Greer and Sol. Wilos. Messrs. J II. B. Sbackel- fat T. G. Pond snJ L. R. Welch acted as adger, and awarded the ;wise to jter Sol. Wcslow, whoee speech [t-Cerdinal Wolsely's address to veil.’’ Each boy acquitted biiu- f-II, and Sol. may well feel proud St ictory. cures VAHNISH. ETC. PERFUMERY, FANCY GOODS, TOILET ARTICLES, DRUGGISTS’ SUNDRIES, The best 5 and - 10 cent Ci gars always on hand. Pipes and Smokers articles gener ally. FRESH TURNIP SEEDS JUST RECEIVED. FRESH G00DS&LO V PRICES •^Prescriptions filled with care, day or night W.H, GILBERT, Mfi CO XDeny Om BjWwakm It. 1WS.1T YVrsr tk; ccr'raetor, with dozen or more, broke *ur mj I large brick * Lewis, on lding, when the ap portion of the city. It 0 see the activity on that particular spot jolt now. Sanodine cares all akin diseases. OF .UBS HENRIETTA STEPHENS. The readers of the Hxvg and Ad- vtar:3t.R are f&at!!iar with the sad par ticulars attendiog the recent death of Mr. Robert S. Stephen-, who was drowned in Flint river on Sunday morning, April 24ih, lasL Hi« body was not recovered until tbe evening of the fourth day after his disappearance, and had to be hurried into the ground* a funeral took place by torch-light THRGIUTIISKa RESOLTZS TH 11 THE dll’ 4'OUlfCIX. WAS TOO U \ NT V AND L'NJCST. SECOND DAT’S frolic Mitchell County Department Further « on»ldrratIou AT in FAIR iSeCSBt BAT. i5 . JAMES CALLAWAY, EDITOR. Camilla, Ga., June t. list. . Proctshwa ul AwuS 4 wHwi. AT SOME. The hog lsw will probably be the chief discussion of to-day in Albsny. Messrs. Welch he Mcsx an nounce the arrivst of some new and el e ;»nt jewelry- See advertisement. Thronateerka Fire Company doesn't «eem to think the City Council acted justly, and tsks for reconsideration. Will onr City Fathers reconsider their action in the case of Thronateesks Fire Company? That’a the ques tion. _ The chicken market is somewhat im Droving, but onr country friends do not bring in half enough to supply the de mand. There are now about a half dozer ice-cream dealers in the city, and they all seem to be doing a good cooling business. . DorMHcalT Superior Coart convenes next Monday. Jurors, witnesses and all concerned will remember tbe date. S»e notice. Miss Estelle Daniels, ol Midway, Ala., sndMisa. Collie Black, of Eofan- 1a, are in tjie city visiting Miss Mitde Shackelford. We understand that a good crowd will go down from Albany to the Brunswick Fair.’ 1 he B. A A. will is sue round trip tickets at one-half rate. » ft- A few spring chickens are now coming into market. They sell for from ‘JO.cents to 23 cents apiece. They are very small, as a general thing, how ever. rw AuERict’s, in a-big public meeting, has petitioned Colonel Cole to build a branch of the Macon ami Brunswick road (o that city, and is hopeful of success. It is time for those who intend to introduce locti bills in the Georgis Legislature at the adjourned term in July to advertise the titles of such hills. In compliance with law. The ladies of the Baptist church re ceived Monday, through W. II. Wil der A' Bon. a handsome altar and set of pulpit furniture, for their church. It is of black walnnt, beautifully fini-hrd> and the ladies arc no doubt very proud of it Rev. 1)r. James Evans and wife, of Rome. Ga., are in the city, viaiting their dt ugh ter, Mrs. W. B. Daniel. They will lomain two weeks, and we are gratified to learn that this eminent Di vine will preach at the M. K. church on Sunday next. Mr M. W. Deariso. one of our sub- acribers in Worth county, brought is Wednesday ninepounda of wool which he clipped frotne one Rhcep, and for which he received thirty cents per pound. This is a most extraordinary yield and a good price. Why not make all the sheep aa valuable, by giving Ihem close attention. The “Hog Clover" which was distrib uted in this ssetinn by the State De partment of Agriculture, is proving an entire success. Those wh« have plant ed small patches say it grows luxu riantly and affotdt excellent forage for cows and horses. It is probable that much of it will bo planted in future. Mr. J. G. Lcndt, of East Doagher- ty, had his corn crib, fodder bouse and wagon shed destroyed by fire Saturday night. He had enough corn and long forage to run his place througfi the summer, all of which was destroyed. The fire is supposed to feave been tbe fiendish work of an incendiary. Ml Jc ekfh Cctlot happened to a painful accident, or rather the accident happened to him, on Sunday afternoon last. In alighting from a boggy his forward foot turnad as it strnck the ground, and his ankle was badly sprained. At first it was thought that his leg was broken, but ^Monday it was found that his Injuries were not so serious. | [ Mb. T. B. Babtoh, son of Mr. C. U. Barton, who is a resident of Waco‘ Texas, and has been for several yearn past, writes us as follows : "Times are flourishing out here; everything on a general boom." Mr. Barton ia an ener getic mechanic, and we are glad to learn that he ia doing well in Texas. A mount ext planter in the Oakey Woods told ua yesterday we might say that there had been no rain in that por tion of the county to amount to any thing yet. He aaja tb*t there has not been a general raia in his section for ' that the corn been cut short at least I Oca exchanges report an unusual ; amount of sickness throughout the I that night, which will ever be rem ' State this spring, but it is not so in Albany. The measles hire been going on a slow march through the town, bat there has been Tery little sickness of any other character. In soms of onr neighboring towns a great deal of ty phoid feTer is reported, but we ire glad to be able to tay that Tery few esses of that dreadful malady have oc curred in this city. Sanodine made a nent cure of every case of i our stable. TnUESLAEE & Chafhaw. We arc in receipt of an elegtntlj exe cuted invitation to tho Spring Debate of ■he Demosthenian Society of the State Univenity at Athens, oo Friday even ing, Jane 10th- We find the name of >ur young friend John D. Pope, eon of onr esteemed fellow-citizen Judge D. H. Pope, among the six speakers of tbeoocarion, end feel confident, from what we hear of him, that he will ac quit himself creditably. Johnny is tho only reprosentatira Albany has in rhe State Univenity at present, and we are proud of him. New and elegant designs in Pirn Screens. Welch & Muse. JW F Su-wlt The following Thronateesks Fire Company, meeting last Friday eight. Aleaxt, Ga., May 30,1881. I At a meeting of Thronateesks Fire ; Company, where tbe actions and rec ommendations of tho City Couadl in reference to the reorganization of the bared fot its peculiar solemnity by ! Company, on account of so-claimed in- those who attended it. The dreadful! efficiency, was laid before the Company, intervening the mysterious j the fallowing preamble and resolutions disappearance of Mr. Stephens and the recovery of his body, followed by the -anguish of heart naturally produced by | a foil' realization of bar irreparable loan, threw the wife of Mr. Stephens into a high stats of nervous fever. From tha hour she first realized that her husband waa dead she was broken- . hearted, and could not be comforted. , ofAiUnJri haT , tho t ighest Her fever finally assumed a typhoid ------ form and her condition gradually grew worse until about ten days ago, when tha attending phyaiciina told the Mends and loved ooas around her that her case was hopeless. It now becomes our sad duty to chronicle her death. She breathed her last between t'»e were offered and nnanimotuly adopted: Whereas, Upon a charge of inef ficiency and want of harmony preferred against Thronataeaka Fire Company,the City Cornell has seen propor to set and adjudge tha asms without giving the Company, as an organization, any op portunity to be heard in its own de fense, be it therefore Besotted, That while ay, Ga, —The (-hovers are indeed p »riin tms sCASQ-- .Vmey are jet without nun. The crowd which asnamk.'U 4 ** j The ost ctop i. light, tho gathering Fair Ground Friday was equally ra J aotcomkig up to expectations. The large aj that of tha day be:,r. and iL, forige crop must bo spliced by field interest manifested ia tha ii/hz. Lee- , F. Brimbeny has some • and-eaay order of sxer ; ,2*, was or.a- j hundred bushels for sale, bought 1 . i from Tennessee. So tbe seed can be The programme, a s puhlL-hed in , y l& Pea vines make excellent hay our issue of yeater.Ly, was canted j for horses and cattle. I out to perfection. ' _ At , h „ JuMjc, Court Saturday, award of FsctaTi’Sii. ; quj[. 4 number of Interesting cases Tbs following is a list of ptemluips i were on docket 0. G. Gurley, Esq, awarded : " j from Baiuhridge, cams ap to impart Best display hoaemsd* Jelly—Mrs. j his legal knowledge and let his light Wilder—onn-hatfdoxeB loaves bread. Best Cabbage—J. V. dailth—one jar gard for the City Council, and respect and honor the members thereof in their aa City Fathers, yet ax mem- ot Thronateesks Fire Company, we feel seriously aggrieved, and vs declare the actions of tho City Council in tbe nutter as very hnVy and unjust ,-vi thr-ir proceedings herein extraordinary. Resolved^ That no mcinbor of horns of 10 and 11 o’clock on Tuesday j Throaateeska, nor has this Company, night and Wednesday morning her re- I as a body, ever f died or declined to Rowdlpfi oo Railroad*. At different time* the conductor* on the South Carolina Railroad have been annoyed bj the insolence and ro wdj nm of n.'gro roughs living in tho neighborhood of Ladson’s Road. Some had bees ai rested, but by some pecu liar legal prrees*, escaped punishment. About three weeks ago, Conductor Kemp, in charge ol the night trait, was assaulted by a gang of such roughs as have made for Ladson’s Road a bad repntstion. A warrant for the artevt of the leaders was ssued by Justice Gleason, and cn Monday the constable succeeded in arresting Wo. Jones, and after a hearing of the case he was sentenced to jail for thirty days. When examined, Jones had a razor concealed upon his person. Upon the expiration of hU sentence, he will bo tried under the recent law regarding led deadly weapons. The oth ers of the sang are still at 1: bat it mains were consigned to their last rest ing place by the side of the yet fresh grave of her late hasband in the City Cemetery. A short funeral service was held st the Presbyterian church, the . Bev. B. T. Banks, of the Bapti.t th *‘. r *j m - . , church, officiating. 1 Wh,lc n>Enibo ” of perform any July within their pro vince, when properly assigned to than; nor bra this Company endeavor to ilo all that was In their power to dn when out oo duty. The teefion ol property has always been this - Our young lady friends can eontribato much to the interest of this column of the News and Advertises by sending as such society notes ts occur to them •'rom time to time. Many pleasant things occur in select circles that we ■ever beer of, and visitors come and go, whose arrival or departure Mends ronld like to see mentioned in the pa- ier, and we would always bo pleased to gratify snch friends, if they would keep ns posted. We can keep up with ■II that transpires "down town,” bat •aa’t go prying nroai.d after personals nd society notes. One Cor Load Field Peas, just nceiv- d by N. ft A. F. Tan ft Co. d&wlt The CMIxh Lewlelmlare—When It Isabella, Ga, Jane L 168L Editors Xeics and Advertiser: Gxntlibxs—Tbe impression is that the Legislature of Georgia reassemblaa July 13th. This is e mistake. The gdjourned session commences at 10 Mrs. Stephens was a consistent member of the Presbyterian chnrch, and was universally esteemed in this community for her many noble traits of character. She leaves a child, a beautiful little girl only two years old, a father, (Ur. Joe. Gilmer, of ihisdty,) one sister, throe brothers and a wide cricle of warm personal friends to mourn her untimely death. We have never known a sadder case than is presented by the death of this young hatband and wife. And whet can we say of that dear little orphan! What human.heart can with hold in deepest sympathies from little Lottie ! If it be true that "the Lord tempers the winds to the shorn lamb,” rarely little Lottie will not be neglect ed. Klar and Jail Breaker, A Emin at Larne. Nearly everybody in Southwest Georgia has heard or read of Perry Yin- son, the notorious one-armed burglar of Calhoun county, who has committed more robberies rad broken more jails than perhaps any man in tbe State of Georgia. Thtre is no telling how many I o clock A. M„ on Wednesday, the fith | j, 0 j,ss been imprisoned for van day of July next. , uu( crimes, but ho has nerer been Wk. A. Harms, | k n0Kn t0 sta y in jell any length of of tbe s « n “ a - | time before making his escape. Al- Sanodine will kill all vevmine on | ,hnu 6 b he Us bnt 0D0 “®- he »» in stock. ceded to be tbe shrewdest cracksman that has ever operated in this section. Vinson's Jast crime is still ficsh in the’memory of many of our readers, no doubt. About two years ago s young merchant si Leary named Whitikin was murdered in his store si night, and then the house burned down ovar him. Cir cumstances pointed strongly toward Vinson as tho murderer and indlndi- ary, who was then st large in tbe com-* munity, having made his escape from jail only a short time before. A party of ritixeas who voluuteered their ser vices, scoured the country for several weeks, and finally raptured him one night in a negro house near the Baker and Dougherty county line, lie was im prisoned and kept closely guarded un til the Superior Court of Calhoun coun ty convened, when, be was arraigned first upon the charge of arson. He was convicted of this crime and sentenced to a term of twenty years in the peni The Heathens htarnh Measblr. This popular and prosperous journal ■s before ua, and this, the June number, gives it a still stronger claim to the title of the “best agricultural and fami ly msgssine in the South.” In addi tion to its very full amount of reading or the farm and fireside, the current number contains an interesting "His tory of the Georgis State Agricultural Society,’’ by Malcolm Johnson, Esq, and a “Report on Fish Culture,” by Dr. H. U. Cary. With such a publication in the hands of every faimer and plan ter in the Southern States, there should be a more intelligent cultivation of the soil and diversion of crop*, and lest complaint of bad times. The Formes's Monthly is sent postage free for one year for $2.00, or six months for $1.00. Address J. H. Estill, Savannah. Ga. the Bab. ■mChb. There is no tonic offered to the peo ple that poetesses as much reel Intrinsic value as the Hop Bitten. Just at this eeaeouoftbeyear, when tbe stomach n -etls an appetizer, or the blood need* purifying, the cheapest and best reme dy is Hop Bitten. An ounce of pre vention la worth a pound of cure; don’t welt until you are prostrated by a dis ease that may take months for you to recover In. a Company, as individuals, may differ occasionally in thex ideas and opinions on matters relating to tbe Company, yet, as an or ganization, a perfect harmony sad the best of feelings have ever existed. If tho epparatua of this Company is less quick to throw a stream of water at a fire than a hand engine does, we claim that this ia not due to the want of efficiency of the members of the Company. The very deficient fire alarm of this city and the restriction to only twenty- five active members, officers and engi neers included, are often tbe cause that there are not an efficient number of drilled men timely enough at the engine iiouxo or place or fire to do qnick work, -tnd we would, therefore, urge that the city ho supplied with a proper fire alarm 'as soon as practicable. Besotted, That with due Company kindly asks the Council to reconsider their hasty a and conclusions, and to grant this Com pany that right which ia given to event citizen, the right to he heard in one s i wn defense. This Company fnrther- more,Invites the City Council, through joint committees, closely to investigate, throagh impartial and competent men, the charges made against Thronateesks Company snd Engine, the members, as human beings, disclaiming perfection, will gladly adopt all measures proper for the protection and safety of the city. Besotted, That a committee of five he appointed by the ohalr to call upon tbe City Council, and present them a copy of these resolutions, and await an answer. T. M. Castkx, Riftuan Robinson, Foreman. Secretary. LIST OF*JURORS Drawn for the Next Term of Dougher ty Superior Court: obaxd jesr ro.t octosss term, 1881. W E Hilsiusii T II Ivirksuv R S Rust J M Duff A M Wolibin N F Mercer A S Walker W A Brooks .1 L Richardson Jos Thorne A W Muse .1 W Mock A T Lyon K M Bazemore J M Cut;iff \ traverse just. Joe Rouse C J. Water* Wm Thompson A T Wilder M O'Sullivan Wm Godwin L F Barbour The Bitter Weed. The annual eomptaint on account of the bitter weed’s effect upon milk it upon us. This bitter weed is said to be the young dog fennel, of which cows are peculiarly fond. It ia said saiii that a lump'of alum the use of a small marblo ia a gallon of water will entirely destroy the bitter in the milk, and will not at all affect the taste oth erwise. It is well worth the Mai, as there it but little hope for an annihila tion of the weed. Charles Nelson. Eij, proprietor NelJ son House, speaking to ns recently, ob served : “I (offered so much with rheu matism thit my arm withered, and phy sicians could not help me. I was m dispur of my life, when some one ad vised me to try St Jacobs Oil. I did so, and ts if by magic, I was instantly relieved, and, by the continued use of the Oil entirely cored. I thank heaven for having used this wonderful remedy, lor it saved toy life. It also cured my wife.—Port Huron Commercial. Ton Believe It. Woman’s Best Fmxnd—To relieve the aching heart of woman, and bring joy where sorrow reigned supreme, is a mission before which the smile* of kings dwindle Into utter insignificance This to the^peculiar province of Brad- field’s Female regulator, which, from la appropriately t Friend.” The teatiary. A» the evidence against him [j \ Ramsey waa mostly circumstantial, the prose- cutiiig attorney decided not to try him on tbe second charge, that of morder, but an order was taken demanding the return ef the prisoner to the Sheriff ol Calhoun county when his term in tbe penitentiary expired. Vinson waa sent to Lockett's camp, and pat to work with the oonvicts oo tho Rails place. It was predicted that he would make bis escape in less than a fortnight: bat he was closely watched, and remained a prisoner until Wednes day morning, when, he turned op mis sing. W* were nnablo to learn how he managed to escape, but understand that he waa tracked by the pack of dogs kept at the camp to the suburbs of this city, where the trail Was lost. Every cffortwill be made to recapture the prisoner, bnt he is an old and apt scholar in th* matter of fooling dogs and evading arrest, and it it more than probable that he is gone for good. LATim. Since the above was placed in type we- learn that Vinson was captured some where in the neighborhood of the Balls place, later in th* day. It seems that the man who was tracked to the city was not Vinson, and that the latter nerer got far away from the camp. He was canght with the dogs. John Henderson Jos T Steel* \V B Daniel Marx Smith 8 R Weston F L Bridge H M McIntosh Jno W Stephens \V S Fleming L Stern* A C Westbrook J B P Durham D Greenfield M D Gortatowsky N F Tift 1st wbee—ootoui TEEM, 1881. W H Walters B P Brown* M J Gesielt A M Wilder Willie Gassett Wm Van Vicki* Jack Slapyey H B Reynolds Robt P Hall Jo* Moray J BCooper N J Crnger WS Bush Jno B Green Addieon Land J R Marshall David Woodin Ales F Scott pickles. Best display pot fi-zwera- Mr*. W. W. Wilder—une silk, flschu. Best display cat flowere-Misios Hill and B iw.-mu—one wall-pocket. Beat display wild flowers—Mm. W E. Mill bell—ono pair Best display small grain—Dr. P. L. Bilzman—one Ferguson plow-stock and plow. Bait display canned fruits snd jellies— Mrs. W. H. Wilder—two Best display garden vegetables—J. V. Smith—garden hoe tad rake. Best display frails—J. M. Kendall— ■Mrs. W. H. Hill Best d-splay pot flow. Wilder—$2. Best display cat rad Bswson—$1. Best display beet*—CoUNelson Tift- one pair good pants. Best painting or ehromo—Mrs. W.E. Mitchell—$2. Beet display paiaUng-Mr. Reynold*- $1.60. Best pillow shams—Mrs. J. T. silk cashmere parasol, essay on flowers—Mrs. M. A. Toornbury—$10 worth books. Beet rang and piano accompaniment by young lady—Min Ids Leban—mus lin dress, fra and necktie. Mott active and best preserved gentle man, over 60 years of age—Col. Nel son Tift—walking cans, andsomest young lady at tha Fair- Miss Ells Bunts—oss panel photo graph. Ugliest man will apply at the News couldn’t determine, as there were so tuny fairly entitlsd to the premium. Best Crochet by a girl under 12 of age—Pair Ida W it Bennett W Eason Smith Prter D Short J H Dixon A-B Jackson W F McClellan Peter McDonough C C Dozier 0 J Farrington W H Gilbert tbavesse' just, 2nd ikazt, 188L D W Kirkman A J Leonard Chaa Morris Jesse Hall JHB ShsekelfordB B Folsom Thos E Joiner Wm West Sam Farkas Jas Jervis -E L Woodward A H Chastain Jas Bostick G Bogen Jno B King Angus Bailey TRAVERSE H H Fudge JUET.'Sd 188L L Geiger RAdiuna ECrine BWHU1 BA Gay C L Mallory W J Bret tan bach JP Brinson TB Jones M C Scroggins mpply Auto- Inks, Paper, New Stationery, new su, Pencils, Leads, Ii Slates, School Books, Pens, Pencils, j-BoaU. Etc. Welch ft Mrtx. dWP Su-wlt. S Saucer G B Carlton T G Elliott Jno Drinkwiter W H Gassett B Btown Geo T Hill W H Robert' WB Land Ben Hill . B Dean. L C Shaw £ W Johnson its numberless cures, styled “Woman’s Best distressing complaint known ‘•whites, and Various irregularities of tbe womb, to which woman is (abject disappear like magic before a single bottle of this wonderful compound. Phvdciant prescribe It. Dr. J. Bradfleld, Atlan ta., Ga., and sold at 1.60 per bottle by ! all Druggist*. MOW m FXarXCT HEALTH. Near Marietta, Ga;,) March 21, 1871). j Some months ago I bought a bottle of Bradfleld’t Female Regulator, aud have used it In my fhmtly with the ut- Acocsta. Ga., Ang. 11, 1880. Mu. Sau'l Shepard : Dear Sir—Permit me to thank you for advising me to take HILL’S HEP ATIC PANACEA. I took it as yon Directed, and from a severe headache pnssion, that retired me to Tear a spell ofaickn J K Keaton Robt Atkinson LJCrine Henry 1 Callaway W W Wilder J L Roby CU Barton SD Bostick Morris Msytr Philip Harris Bauds Brosnta George Hill A J Odom in t way is tbe power of the press rely shown dun in the universal knowledge that has in lees than a year, been diffused throughout fifty millions of people of the wonderful curative properties of that splendid remedy Kid ney-Wort. And the people from th* Atirntic to the Pacific have shown it to three other families, and they have found it just what It la recommended. Tbe Females who have us jd the Regu lator are now In perfect health,and able to attend to theirbouseholdduties. We It to tbe public. tu. RIV.H.B. Johnson. It is a good i Bespectfally—' Frank Ax sold. Proprietor Arnold’s Globe Hotel. ; remedy for ell i liver and bowel*. of th* kidney The only safe, ante aad _ * . . . !T' ‘ „ „ .. : ail diseases of liver, bleed a writeTh? a P fri^d“‘4 hsve'in tov 1 lncIndin 8 bijous fevers, nhnd e dyspepsia, A complication of kldnev (fironkr- that Guilmette’s French Liver Pads, waspereoanantir cured by toe n-e of ca »» b T ebsorptioa. Ask your druggist ProfTGaflmette’s French Liver Psd3. for this noted ear*, and take no other, The dniggitta sell them. i and if be has not got it or will not g«t ■ «... it foryou, send $1.60 to French Pad Why is H. H. P. like Senator Joseph \ Co, Toledo, 0, and they will send you E. Brown? Give It up. Because its ' one post-paid by return mail. 2st a internil improvement. i ‘ Sanodine will cure the manga on ysar Mrs. W. H. Wilder’s display of pre- ta splendid, and the only ex hibit nude in that department. Well tbe ladies ell know tluta contest with Mrs. Wilder would bo la vain. She always makes th* best show. In tho sernb running race, Pit Ban. dsll’a pray beat B. P. Sibley’s, and it was a lively tilt, too. “Old Beaut,” wo all know “Old Berat Cutliff,” who for fifty-revra yean has polled his Mare Jack around, won the trotting raoe, taking th* ootsida of tho track about thirty minutes before the other bone* started. Th* tenth of th* matter is, “old Beaut” is a brick. A good large crowd cam* np from Mitchell county, and seemed to enjoy the day finely. Miss Ids Lebeo, ai ire of only 12 th* prix* for th* best long and piano accompaniment bj a young lady, was highly diet for her a brilliant In the greased pole contest about fifty attempts were a the prises of $1 sod $1 on top of tin poles, but all to no avail. No won, bnt lota of fun. Tha cake-walk, for prise of a hand somely ornamented sake with cotton filling, was a most interesting feature. It was awarded Mis/ Annie Smith snd her partner Gaino Coleman. Th* Indira of the Memorial Associa tion cleared $76 first day, and $66.60 on Friday, with their tables. “ Th* Colquitt Guards (eoL) snd th* colored fire companies all tendered their services to the enjoyment of the day, snd deserve credit for the interest they manifested. The trotting race between the home buggy horsee of Messrs. Hilsman, Cox and Nelms was very lively and inter- Mr. Nelms’ horse won, doing excellent work. Taking it altogsther, the occasion is perhaps been more generally en joyed than any Fur ever held in Alba ny. We consider it the intuguration of a system, that will prove successful in future, and accomplish much good for the is the cheapest medicine Advertising it the oil which the zdetmen put in their lamps. They that are unwise pul no oil in. Iff as true of advertising as anything else in life, that if it is worth doing st all, it ia worth doing well. Newspaper advertising promote* trade, for even in the dullest time ad- rtisers secure by far tha largest share of what la being done. Don’t be afraid to hare a small ad- irtiiement by the side of a huger competing one. Th* big one can’t eat it np. go advertisement is a window throagh whioh all tha world may look into your shop and see Jast what yen wish to see—no more, no lees. Newzpsper advertising is a perms-' nent addition to tha Tepntetion of th* goods advertised, because it is a perms- meat influence always at work in their People are quite apt to go whtre their attention is called, and, if they find things aa represented, will pur chase there in preference to ipending their time seeking elsewhere. Sanodine is tin best thing I evar saw for use about horses. W. B. CiaHux, Timberlakt ft Chaplain Stables, Ma con, Ga. shine. I. A Bush, Esq, and Sawney I fe probi blether will soon be arrested. Palmar had a fight over a raitroad.case. | —Charleston Ales and Courier. It seems to us that here is matter for legislative action. Frequent dis order- iKcut on railroads in Geor gia, and conductors are not ip con dition st ail “times to defend them selves and passengers from such treat ment by roughs. How would it do for the Legislature to make conductors of ficers of the law, with power to arrest persons guilty of such violations of the law on their trains ? Bash represented the engine and Saw ney the ox. Tbe Jsdge.helil that the engine bad no right to butt the ox off the bridge. But the decision read by Mr. Bush to our mind was conclusive. —On Sunday the Union Sunday School was held at the Baptist church. The audience was large. Dr. Win. W. Twitty acted as president of the meet ing snd lead the exercises. Subjects relating to Sabbath Schools were dis- indulged in by the of the organization generally, Messrs. Jackson, Bnsb, J. B. Twitty, W. N. Spence, C. B. Twitty, Bevs. J. L. Underwood snd Wm. Carry taking the lead. Tbe next meeting will be held at China Grove, oo the next 5th Sunday. W# will announce the pro gramme in due time. Borne interest, we think, was mani fested in the Sunday School cause. That virtue and intelligence which is said to be tho support snd strength of onr system of government must receive their birth either at the Snnday School or the fireside. —Quit* a crowd went np to the Al bany Fair, so-called, from this county. The meeting of friends was And that btrbccuo dinner m bnt there was no Fair. It should have been called something else. Capt. D’Antignsc and the writer discussed the merit* of the dinner in euch a way as to prove onr appreciation; bnt as appreciative as we were we saw a few who beat ns.all to pieces. We bad to leave too soon. Tha Albany young ladles cam* down Jost as onr bad to go. They will go np freight, hereafter, and We fell in love with a pretty hsxel-eyed beauty, who declared she bad to be introduced to tu , W* most posi tively dispute that But one thing we know, we will remember next time. Onr bachelor lawyer has already prom ised ns to fall in love with that pretty rad to 'give her an Invitation to-be onr neighbor. That wUl be —A friend handed us a weU written •ooottot of tho Sunday School picnic of tit* colored people on the 27 th of May. We have not space for til of it, and w* find it hard tojpnblish part without mu tilating the artielt. The writer was as- onished at the development of the young blacks. The picnic was held at th* oolored church in this village. Thera wera gathered a large concourse of bisoks, and some whites, by invita- After several songs,* colored person qnlt* intelligently made- some brief remarks to his race, when Dr. W. W. Twitty, to whom, more than any other white person, the colored piople to look as an assistant in their ex- j a graphic and strong the freedmen here, clothed ia th* sunlight] of sd ran ring knowledge, (and 1th* 260 trillion of blacks in Africa immersed in Dr. Twitty receives, as he its, tbe compliments of th* for hi* readiness ever to aid this peo ple In. their pious; dieplays. It is well that some of onr people are wil ling to Instruct them. The dinner waa one of th* olden time “before freedom." W* own np to a sort of transportation to the flesh pots of Egypt The planting of th* May pole, so well done,;was;pleasing. Bnt no part of tha sxtrdses was more entertaining than th* crowning of tbe May Queen. The Queen waa a juvenile of dark col or, bat she was composed and did her part with much good sense. The dis play was more than wo expected, and we congratulate our colored friende. ■ —Judge Bradford, |a kind-hearted old gentleman, and fall of philanthro py, gave ns an intimation that our de partment had been dry this whole year. Well, wa believe tho Jndge. It has bean ss unsatisfactory to ns as to onr readers. However, we think of our readers, and the sympathetic Judge promised ns an article for them. Per haps a little money from our subscrib er* would act aa a lubricating oil to oar thoughts. Cash and thoughts art brighter and more jingling than credit and thoughts. —“Pet*’’ate an inordinate quantity of turtle scup, and had to go to bed. He is up now and ia ready forbusinesa. —Col. Heath wants blackberries—a peck a day through the *eaaon. Advertising for a Preacher. Wabash Indiana Courier “I havo bought the Second Presby terian chnrch in this city, and I want to hire, a preacher. I don’t care a darn what denomication he belongs to, if he in virtuous snd votes'the Demo cratic ticket None need apply unless they hare the above requirements. I will pay a liberal salary. J. P. Durur. MI FOB RHEUMATISM, keuratgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backache, Soreness of the Chest, 6out, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell ings and Sprains, Burns and Scalds, General Bodily Pains, Tooth, Ear and Headaohe, Frosted Feet and Ears, and all other Pains and Aohes. BOLBBTALLDKUGOIBTdAffDDEALHM nr MED ICOm. . A. VOGELER & CO., Tfi.C-.A SHE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY.: PrSfule. Albany Markets. live stock HABEWaHeI ' Krai-::"":™ so, iANDPHODCCE. toe * Dry salt clear r»: Wettorn..................... BKDjVlha&toKlV* Gndf.i ft..!!!!!!“"!”!”! Coffee, Kio, V tb Con^meai, t^baihei!!!!!!!!. Mm4 Water* An old physician relates his expe rience with a rick child, to which he was called. It was crying snd strag gling, snd the mother, in reply to a query, said shs oould not remember when she had given it any water—that •he seldom did to, and did not know that i( needed any. The doctor called for odd water, gave th* infant a few tebloepoonfula, and It waa relieved of all Its trouble, stopped crying and sank peacefully to sleep in ite mother’s arm*. Let this be a reminder to Both ers and nonet. Infants who nun* at th* breast may often (offer as much from want of water aa adults who eat more solid food. Often when a child eric* it is only thirst which onuses it Ub-MAckerellnbbls. SOO£lOK> t recuhed,^ gaiionV. “ .If Onions, y'bn'shii; Potato©*. In»h. «* d IIvJr, r 1££rM.* en : Gunpowder U*... Enffluh bre&kfut Salt, LtTerpooI, V Tobecco, Whiskey, ucetit Corn whisker. Choice brand whUXey i n Smithj* Holland Saspps 1 7f Bcdd. beet qtuiiOes Ota. beet qiuJitie*. Bye aad Bourbon 1 Sherry wine, superior.. Fort wine, beet quality.... Bmffljif pDoi a oo Woe,* ft « Safer—crushed, W GruutUted is, Whit© cUrtded Yellow cUrlfled io Looliliu TJ 1 73 COUHTRY PRODUCE. 1SS 75 2 36 300 SS IN 28 400 tm i oc 12 00 io u UK S* 30 a mn At U o'clock P. M y Jut ut, at the hcai ef her MreaU, Uule KaiU, loftat dufhter ef Mr. esd kit Jehu Coker, of Daofttrty Coeaty, utd hut elerea months, after aufferlof •evtrtly for tee d$ji with wbeomtsg coach. She ft 11 e victim to Bee,l«ft. lb« Moblomd wQwc. of vhlch two du- mmt proved too pdarulij prMtrmtioc to her ii- reedy delicete Uule frmaie. She Quietly mmk end passed peacefully away from earth to bee ran. While we UIm4 to the bereaved pereaU oar yspethy la their iNlftlou, we eft r ' ‘ in* the beeeUfel Utiwnece of oar Berter, Ia which he said: Mule oeUdren thee ake ft■ eye ready ealy Father. to come uato m, ud forbid that klAcdow ~ oa the I . nHVBMft hot, far of eoeh ft the klnfdow of Beeves. 1 ' Aod ■oc ol her Heei A FUDD. T Allow Butter. t^tolea. dweet Potato©* Jeeewcx fallow f odder, V 100 » LUMBER- Yloorth*, dry, H thou*aud ... . flooring, dry and matched, ft thousand. Weather board! of, rou*b, ft thooaaad... 12 ** dreaeed Vouch lumber, ft thFrateen<j Shingles, all heart, ft threinmj 30 $26 16 $20 36 (&9o 60 “ r ” ! 1 00 3 I 54 [I. ;e—. drj ttlnt Ssit... LEATHER AND HIDES. ■■ Dtaipd. JLePfcther, white oakeole, ft ft.. ss half price# 45 (A Good dam a go«l hem Jock u Side upper,.... Hip* 5j Country ealf ;, rj naraoee Leather....... j{ Wool sklna, each so Shearling* u Sodot rreach calf. u <o Cornelian Preach Calf J4 00 MXKDfi. feed Bye 1 Seed Wheat wiey i Cotton »eed MlUett .... Cottou »eed U U INDSTINCT PRINT
