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BLACKSHKAR NEWS.
FUBUSHSi* BVKKC THUKShsY BT
E- Z. BYRD, Editor and Proprietor
BLACKSHEAR, .\ GA
MARCH 2, 18S2.
Local Affairs.
Mr. D. N. Baldwin, is absent
this week from the town. He has gone
to^see his brother who is hopelessly
il We hope he will soon return and
bi \g ttie good news of his brother’s
ree very.
I re to attend the HOT SUP
PE. the Academy on Friday night
Srd i March, ^Church for the benefit of the
M. * and Parsonage,
Soi our Townsmen are eating
Knglfe
Mr j. Shaw has received his
Engine ai >on be ready to sup
ply you wiL Mass meal, lum
her &o.,
Prof. Hanna has n i o scholars,
27 male and 25 femalek ♦ 11 there is
room for more. His daughter will
also give music lessons on reasonable
terms.
For a good fertilizer dont fail to
call on the Alitor of this paper. Turing
about as tin* rest all sells, ouly we A’ill
give you till the 5th of November to
have your cotton in, and if you are
not able to get your cotton picked ami
ginned by that time let us know and
we will secure for you a longer time.
Our thanks are due Hon. Geo. R.
Black, of the 1st District for congres
signal documents. Ho is making a
first class member. 0
We acknowledge the receipt of Mr.
James J. II. Gregory’s annual illus¬
trated retail catalogue of various kinds
of flower and vegetable seeds. It is
neatly gotten up and siiould^be in the
house hold of every one w io expects
to imy vegetable and dower seeds.
Address Aiarblehead, Mass, for cat¬
alogue free.
Church N jtice.
The Rev. A. B. Curry of Da¬
rien, Ga., Will preach at the Presby¬
terian Church in Blackshuar on the 2*1
Friday Saturday and Sunday March
the 10, 11th and 12th instant.
Services will commence at 7:30 pm
Friday. Blackshear Ga.
Burned to Death.
An old colored woman, who lived
all alone, in our town, not appearing
as usual on Sunday morning last; her
daughter becoming uneasy, had the
house broken opou, when they found
the old woman streuchad upon the
floor, oil her face with her clothing
burued off of her, anil she quiet dead.
A jury of inquest rendered a veidict
ot accidental burning.
THE NEW WARE-HOUSE.
The efficient depot agent at this
place and fellow townsman Mr. E. J
Acosta, have moved into the new
wureh iuie, and taxes his seat near a
fireside, and when at leasure, reads
his paper from a lar back and imagines
that lie is in a palace, that is lar above
the perfume of guttio, where every
thing as neat as a of pin and kept free
from incumbrancs unclean freights.
We can‘imagine that the gentleman
can not help but to leel proud of his
new quarters and put ou Sunday smiles
and look back at the old homestead
ami regret that the ^change had not
been made long ago.
Mr. L. C. Houston.
We were Saturday, pleased to Mr. meet Lewis upon our C.
streets last
Houston, brother to the well known
milliner II. C. Houston ot Savau
nan. He paid his respects to the
News office and also complimented
our town and people in most flattering
tortus. Mr. H. is traveling for the
Savannah Times a worthy little daily
of our forest city; and earring a full
line of stationery samples, and we
take pleasure iu commending iiim to
the puoiic as an honorable and high
toned gentleman.
David killed goliah with a stone
from a sling. Little boys about Town
knock out each ethers eyes, with tliire
sling shots. Boys with an eye out is
go iuteiSiting. Every good boy pistol, ought
to have a sling shot aud a its
8*. nice, maybe they will ail be "an
angle" soon if they want to be one.
Polaa China and Burkshire.
Messrs. J. B. Moore and J. M.
Lee of Waterloo, No, 10} S W.
R>* are prepared to furnish weaned,
China and Bark shire jugs, at
910. per pair. Go to J. M. Lee’s
house, in this place, and see specimen
Dont tail to buy a pair of these pigs
and do away with the piney woods
rooter. They are larger at six months
than the inferior stock ever gi ts to be.
INTERESTING TO LADIES.
Our la ly readers can hardly fail to
have their attention ca'led this weak
to the latest combination of improve¬
ments in that most useful of all domes¬
tic As implements, undeMtat& the ‘S-ewing machine.”
we it, a machine tor
family use siioiml meet first of all tnese
requiremtnts: Il should be simple in
its mechanism; it should' run easily-, it
should do a wide range of work: it
should be as nearly noiseless as possible;
it* should belight- handsome, durable,
and as cheap as is consistent with ex
cellence throughout
These conditions the “Light Runing
New Home” cortanly meets. It lias
also several very important and useful
attachments and “notions” of its own,
which go far to make good its claims
to popular favor.
Now a great many families have
been and are still using the old ma¬
chines—waiting for the times to im¬
prove; waiting for the latest imple¬
ments in designs and mechanical ex¬
cellence.
But low why delay longer? Considering
the price at which good machines
are now sold, and the improvements
that have been made, now is a good
time to buy, and ihe “New Home”
specially recommends iiselt superior to pur¬
chasers on account of it- me¬
chanical construction, ease of manage¬
ment half and reasonable price. sold Nearly
a million have been in the
fast three years, all of which are giv¬
ing valled universal satisfaction. This unri¬
machine is manufactured by the
NKW HOME SEv\ 1NG MACHINE
CO., 3d Union Square, New York,
who wish us to say that ail who will
send for their new illustrated catalogue
and enclose their advertisement (prin¬
ted on another page), will receive a
set of fancy advertising novelties of
value to those collecting curds, Ac.
The Southern Cultivator and
Dixie Farmer.
The Febuary number of this splen¬
did ana deservedly popular farm, plan¬
tation and family journal is before us.
For many years the leading agricul¬
tural journal in the South, it not only
maintains its former high reputation
under the new management, but aug¬
ments i: with every successive number.
A glance at the broad, beautifully
printed and illustrated pages, its num¬
erous and harmoniously arranged de¬
partments. and its citoise original and
selected leading, will convince any
one tint the riiouth has at last a truly
representative agricultural periodical
ot which our people may well feel
proud. Dr. W. L. Jones, the vete¬
ran editor an i writer, continues to
occupy ihe editorial chair, ably assis¬
ted by Dr. J. 5>. Lawton and a host
of prominent writers in overy depart¬ in
ment, among whom we notice, tills
number, Prof. Win. Browne, of the
University ot Geoigia; Prof. Allen.
Cuir, of Scotland; Col. D. T. T.
Moore, founder of the Rural New
Yorker ami the inimitable “Bill Arp,’’
who is a regular contributor. Really
no intelligent aud progressive farmer
or planter in the S udi can do without
This Southekn Cultivator without
serious harm to his own interests.
Subscribe for it at once. The price is
only $1.50 a year. Jas. P. Harrison
*fcCo., Atlanta, Ga., are the publishers.
Members Borad of Education.
J. B. Ammons, 9th District.
W. F. Sweat, 13501 h District.
James Henderson, 1250th ,
Lewis (J. Wylly, 1181th „ Dist,
A. E. Cochrai.e, Blackshear,
Ail persons dishing redress of ag
rieva.ices or amendments in matters of
local policy in county, prefer thiie pe¬
titions in rititig, a.id hand them to the
member of Board in their several dis¬
tricts, aud they will always meet
promqt attention at the hands of Board
Education at to county school com
rnissioer.
See Board ot Education notice in
this issue.
DNBOrhESD
OP
Plasters ?
oved themselves
the Best Remedy eve. i«
vented. They yjhne asthma, colds,
coughs, ri Bn, neuralgia, and
any local pail
Applied all of the back
they are infa Back-Ache Ner
voas Dtbilk] ■Hill Kidney troubles;
to the pit o (o atomach they are a
sure cure Hmpepgia and Liver
Complaint.
ALL COCK’S POROUS
PLASTERS are painless, fragrant,
and quick to eurar Beware of imita¬
tions that Blister anil burn. Get
ALLCOCK'S e ouly Genuine
Porous plaster.
Diphtheria.
A cold or acre t ■vat may not seem to
amount to much, a: < If promptly attended
to cat) easily be cm w but neglect is often
follow' d by consul ■Ron or diphtheria.
No medicine has ev fmeen discovered which
acts so quickly andda rely la such cases as
PERRY DAVIS’ WAIN KILLER. The
prompt use ot tills fwalmble remedy has
saved thousands of
not PERKY an experiment, IIAVMfPAlX rlt has tx-en KILLER before the Is
public for forty j m •As, and Is most valued
where it Is best kno
A tew extracts fron I’untary testimonials
read as follows:
Pain Killed has been ley household remedy for
colds ne'er lor the neat twenty**'.en fat ytr.ra, and nave
L known it to iu e octiug a cure.—
S. Crocked, Will ►ill-. N. Y.
For thirty .veer* <’udfe£ l -Used Pain Killed, and
found —Barton it a ut ini' dy for col Oh and aore
throut a
Have received touni m relief from colds and
eore throat and cons your Pain Killed an
invaluable remedy.—0 B. Lvehett, Dickinson,
N. Y. kotn
I have .last recover a verj- revere cold.
whirh l hive had for Ho time. I could get no
relief until iss r I ain Killed, wbFh
re ieved me . I will never again be
without — c. a Ft P-omitlee, Ga.
Have and wed Paw Kil I in my It family full.—U for forty
yearn have never Own to aNbOM
Lewis, I began Waynesboro, i:: tag Vmn <j I fen in my family twenty
five years uro and haw Ird it ever finoc. and have
found no medicine to t its j laue.—B. w. Heed,
Hrutodut, whooping-couMf Oneida, Jf. 1
For nd croup bo It Is the best
preparation A. made. Liberty, W vi.M not without IL—
P ItouTH, V Va.
For twentv-tive yea] r.^ve ueed Pain Killed
for colds and cUapjwd , and consider ilmington, it the best
medicine ever ofiVrea. :o. U<jori;it,\\
H. C. J
throat 1 was suffering inflame sew wiih d brocchitir, scarcely swallow and my
wa» Iwasadvfe eo cou
any food. i try your Pain Kii.i.ed,
ana cured.—T. .after Wilkwso tnbin u » y <i.,i e». wad completely
Kit.led H r. Walton writesfrrro roehocton: Your Paw
cures dlnhUici in end sore throat, eo alarm¬
ingly fall jirevalcnt elnfflo here, :n*V‘m end b; This u net fact been known should to
in a n. you
make kuowu to the world.
violently Mrs. Run sick with B. Mason dlplithciia, writes: high My fever, »cn was and taten cold
chills. Ho cell many children have diid hero, I waa
afraid to a phyrichm, and tried your Pain
Kii-lkb. He was taken on Burdav, and on
Wednesday derful his and throat 1 wish was It could clear. be It known was a to won¬ the
mothers cure, who losing children.
poor arc so many
For Clillls and Fever PA Ilf KILLER has
no eriu.i 1. It cures when everything else falls.
Delays are often rtamrercus. A bottle of
P ain Killer In the house Is a safeguard that
r.o frilly should be without. and 91.00
All druggists sell It at is 3c., 50c.,
per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprietor*,
Providonco, R. I.
A PLACE FOR YOUR DICTIONARY,
A PLACE FOR YOUR NEWSPAPERS,
A PLACE FOR YOUR PERIODICALS,
And an ornament for v*'«r bottM* all ta one,
THE MOVES DICTIONARY HOLDER.
sir’ll 00- IP® i g&M PW-a
wbii* IIJ mpii
instruct, m T t*w *mM{
not c w
will W-'id hi
vt*» lx) k K m
BBii ii ir.c w hit ta m
ifipi o whirh re and
/ i i 1 rt
r.njl of tlnisa
lift the i;
cr,
H- 5-s> J . \ 1| il
< !
’ A eombinotion of TPro~
r # M. Uxcideof Iron, Phosphor Peruvian in
Vi Bark, and ua
7 a palatable form. The
nnl y prrparat will ion of iron
that not blacken the
U—WPIWWBW'MPmW \>,th> teeth,to ciearacterietieof
luErrus r iron prrjuxration*.
CENT LEM KS : I have used Iln. Iron Toni, tn my prMiiee.an-i In an experience of
« twsnlv-flve years tn medicine, have never found anything to .nve th., rtiiiiu tint OR. lUin lk’s
Iron tonic doe*. In many cases of Nervous Prostration, Ftms'e bt*ea*e«, Oyapepsta, and an Im
do verlshed condition of the blood, this peerless remedy, has in m> hands, yielded made some » onder.nl cures.
Cases that have bided some of our most eminent physicians, have to this great and iucoinpar
abte Ol. remedy. llajiTXK’s 1 prescribe laox TONIC If In I* preference a essttv u> In say iron practice. preparation I***- KoBklfT gg, Meta HA MULLft. a cMmiriuad
as BTjUmis^lojjNov^etoJgl^^ ne* my Sl’d Wash Avenno.
Tt oive% rotor to the blood,'
nelmrol healthful tone to / 9 Vj
tk.' 1 1ineofi re eoofo »»*i nd
l.rr"«i<. t idem .
it tirndenM. f* •.'u -ral
j)-ia’lta,iA>sm TroM union of r.f 4nm*~ Vital
tUe,
Poireea and Imontenak.l
MANbFAOIttliED PYtHii OK. HARTER MEDICINE CO.. 21* N. MAIN ST*ft. LOUIS.
LEATHER, AC.
W. B. MELL & CO.,
-DKAI.KUS IN
SADDLES. HARMESS, LEATHER
Mill & Gin Belting,
SOLE LEATHER, CALF SKINS,
SHOE FINDINGS &C.,
flunks and Traveling
BAGS.
SAVANNAH, GA.
aug 25-tiin
TIN ROOFING, SJOVES iC
THOMAS J. DALE Y
—URALSK IN- -
HOUSE FURNISHNIG GOODS &
J ■p&S m
- l»w
£*m mil
—MANcrACTUtutn or—
Tin S? Sheetiron Ware .
. r
A lull sl.*ck of Cooking am) Healing to'ri
at Willow great I Ware v reduced prices Also W ooden und
Parlies in want of a gold look stove should
nio-liase the “TIMES" or “-OUTHKRN
AK Kit" the lies stove lor the tuoucy now In
market.
I ?7 Congress street, onnoatie lint Market,
my2 ’Nl ly SAVANNAH, Ga.
GLOTHING &.C.
No Body Knew H:m
We-1 Innl long you whisker., see when a lie wore left a slough home liai, lie
yellow jewns trow- 9 sers and a hobtail
ed coat, and hosid es he was gone fot
three, cousin weeks Jim, and I 2 days, Timm mid and he met
uni > m some of
our kind folks that dved in town long
onongb to learn something about
the j lair eri city f» s.di t), and they
made him shear ofl' hi* whiskers which
took him eight ye ir and three weeks
IO raise and got hi m to go round to
and 8.H. buy LEVI, lum 69 ol CLOTHIER, hi* $15 (>0 anils
on*
that he reduct-d to $12 50, and let me
lell you it was a re d nice suit made
in the latent fusion ii, like they wi-ar
them in town a.id .me of LEVY'S
fine h ts You kn n m every bit of
goods in that t-slali iahment has been
reduced—even sin* If—^J|es; "jrsh you can buy a
fine jwiir lwo dollii g *•* for l,50and
a pair of 1,50 for one dollar, bnt you
know when he c irne hack nobody knew him
and everybody thought it wax Cousin-
from - mi we fixed a fine au|i|>er and had
H 99 good lime iu ,7 gi-ne.al, ’ all on account ol the
» of r cld’heM . bought ,
new suit at
B. H. Levy’s, Savannah
C»D« Ion* lllood,
experienr m curing *liiiea«ea«f ibe KLti und
Bunfit-Nertuui Imtiultaic;, Ot$«nk>
WfakwH, »r«*claklljr ' onorrhwa, md Mer<*Mrl«I
AtfeetienM irextetl ou saienUtic |*riuctplca.
with safe and .lire remedies. I'kll or write fur List of MM*
tipni lo be ah > wered by thowe detlriug treatmeuf by tnafi.
| And lVrwo*»»8uir*Tfn* thing frum Kupt«mh«il4 (Mradtaafifr. wid ItU their iddm«,\ tniM./
\ Irani mm««- to A«t a
Addrron, 1»U. UUTTH, 1IR. Mth Hi., HI. U«K
£9 TABLIhIIEI> OVKH TU1UTY YKAKB. *
LAMPS. LAMPS.
■^vj
-AT
DR. C. H.SMITH’S
The best in town, and at bottom
Prices. ieb2tf
THIS PAPER may be found oa
file at Oku. P.
I.owki.l &
Newspaper Advertising Bureau '10
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cLr .w . tORSALE BY i
'1 .it- iNt-w 11.,mu 8fwiitg Mitubine Oo.
25 WhltebaJl Street,
ly Atlanta, Ga.
PIERCE SHERIFF’S SALE.
Gkougia—P ikucic County.
iVill In- si,|il lief,.re ttie Conn House door
in ilte lowu fist uf IT ickslieur, wfuy Pierce County,
Ue, on the Ta in April, next, fe
iw-.*n the legiil Honrs . f sme me foltowring
|iro|H*rly, 'i'iiree 'o wr:
liinnlr« <l and fifty acres, with all
the improvements thereon, of lot of land
nutnIter iliit iy f air in t*»e fourth D -iricl of
Piwce Cuuiity. originally Appling County,
under nod hy viitueoftm exe-mion from
Pierce Slip* nor l ourr nt the October term
1880 in lav .rof William Dix*m vs, J. R.
Howard »«d levid on .•« ll*a proper .y of said
J. R. H.vunl for the purchnae money of
said property. Properlv ouinied out in exe¬
cution, Tenues cash pn c iuser paying for,
title. This March 2rd 1812.
E. Z. Byrd, Sheriff, P. C.
Guano!
I have »n band for sale, “POWELL'S
CHEMICALS” prepared by • BROWN’S
CHEMICAL tO..” and tRADLEYS
AMMONIA TED DISSOLVER HONE ”
I will take By i up or Honey in exchange fur
any of the above.
Andkkw B, Estks, jr.
Board of Educat ion meets regfiler
ly the 1st. Tuesdays iu January, April
July and ()clob*-r.
A. B. E.MTES, jr.. C. S. C P. 0.
Feb9 Blackshear. Ga,
PHYSICIAN.
MEDICAL NOTICE.
Having resumed the practice of rov friends, pro
feasiiiii, solicits the patronage of my
act] laintanci's and the public, All call*
promptly answered, day or night.
E|»ecial mention will be given to diseases
of P'tnules. Those rcipiiring office treatment
will lie provided suitable scornm daii.m*
and orith skillful mirees at moderatecusrges.
Those laboring under chronic or intractable
disemes are requested to call or correspond
with tiie undersigned tut he may be ot bene¬
fit to them.
HENRY J. SMITH, M. D.
Blackshkak, Ga., August 22, 1881
Qgjg" Office two doori beltrw Brown Hmtse
OPPOSITE HAII.KOAII OKPOT.
A CONCtDED FACT THAI DRUG
GISTS SELL
Tbe best CIO 1 KS lor tbe least money. If
• you don’t believe it <rJI and see
Dr. C. H. SMITHS Line.
He will sell - ou three cigars for 10 eta tbat
you can’t our elsewhere /or live cent* each.
W ill al.o sell you two good cigars tor live
cents, good a* Is ordioa iallv sold tor be. each:
1TW AN OUTSIDE LINE OF MY Bu»
DW», hence 1 will sen you cigars very cheap
1 mein b.ieiness.” augl'tf
MOORS,
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN,
Blacksheab, Ga.
Bills doe Immediately after service rendered
is ca -b, or country piodu e at unrket value.
(Don’t forget that credit "wout" pay hills-}
