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THE POST. WEDNESDAY U4Y 4. im. J. A. PEACOCK Editor. Alt A11() A HD JFOIt SAVAN NAH AND DUBLIN; VIA OL'lt OWN LINE. M«‘thoillM Church Directory. BotLtM SnUStM 1st Bunday and Sat urday before at 11 o'clock n. m. Duu.w, 2ml Bunday in each month at 11 a. m. and 7-30 p. in. and Baturdav lie fore at 11 o'loek a. m. Also the 4th Bun day night at 7-30 p. m. Makvin 3rd Sunday and Saturday bc- A (Big Railroad Meeting at the Court House—Col Tlioman Gives ,Our People an Interesting Talk .—Connection With the Central .the Popular Itoute. Itch. Prairie .Manure, and 8Cfn tclic- of cverv kind cured in $0 minutes hy Wool ford a Sanitary Lotion. Uao no other. This never foils. Sold hy H. Hicks 6c Co., Druggist Dublin, O'a. MARSHAL HOUSE, T. HEKDItlX. Year's Support. GEORGIA, Lauukns County— SAVANNAS, GA. HENDRIX & O. I\ WILLINGHAM. MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN GEO. D. HODGES, Proprietor, for- Ordinary’s otlteo, April 26tli, 1887. mcrly of the Metropolitan Hotel, New Perhaps tho largest attendance np- .on a railroad mooting ever known in Hawkinsvillo assembled at the court [house iMt'Phnrsday evening—in fact! everybody seemed interested, and turned out in a manner whiclj it is gratifying to note. It was a pleasing evidence of tho unanimity of purpose of her citizens when Jlawkinsvillc’s future prosperity is concoined. Judge McGriff was called to the chair and J. A. Fonche requested to act os secretary, The meeting was ably addressed by Ool. ,W. B. Thom as, President of tho Wrightsrillo and ^onnillo Railroad, who in a pleasant and off-hand way freely expressed the economy of building and opera ting railroads. In a practical man ner ho showed to our oitizenB that they'could build and equip a road from Hawkinsvillo to Dublin at a cost of not more than $4,000 per mile, having tho stock holders with ,a good showing for their investment, .besides tho gonoral bouefis to bo do- ; rivod from .improvement te town, .property,,otc. From their annual report ho Bhowed that his company [last year cleared a dividend of 10 por cent,, notwithstanding tluf disad vantages of a now road through an undeveloped section of country— .and bolioved that an extension to our city would bo a good paying in- v vo^t,taent to iia stock holders, ns well as a fectlor to his line and tho Cen tral in froights to tho coast, which would be rcoiprooated by a return (freight from the seaboard via the •Central over his lino to this point. Ool. Thomas manifested no spir it of boasting, not did he appear anxious about tbe matter, but sim ply stated that his company had (lo aded to extend their chnrtored priv ileges, and wore open to co-opora ition from Hawkinsville, Eastman or other points. He was hero by au .earnest invitation of a number of ,our oitizons, and suggostod that wo do for ourselves what his people had ,do».o for themsolvos. Ho was cop- tident that tho Central road would freely and liberally aid the entor- priso. , Spoctohog woro made by Ool. Goo. AY. Jordan, and others, who forci bly illustrated tho importance of the subsorikers to other roads making an .effort 0 recall their rotes from the Jiaiids ot adventurous and spooula- jtjye corporations who woro paralyz ing our interests by holding our pa pers when they, from all ovidonoo, nover intond to build any road to ^Iawkinsville. * * * * ' CR. * Hi A committee was appointed for tho purpose of making application 4or a charter for tho proposed exten tiox, and oftor extending thanks to Col. Thomas tho mcetiiig adjourn ed. Tho committee on oharter mot imfoediatoiy, in tho office of the jtlawkhmillo Bank and Trust Co., and proceeded to business. After few preliminaries they adjonrnod over to next day, wheu organization was perfected by the temporary eloction of the following officers PraaUlonU-J. D. Stetson. Pirec- * tore—R. J. Taylor, R. V. Bowen, J. K Laidler, R. Q. Lewi*, E. Som mer, W. B. Tbonnu, J. H. Martin Secretary, and R> J. Taylor Troasur §r. Aa soon as the oharter is ob Uincd tho stookholdors will bo cal led together for tho election of permanent board of directors, and no doubt thoro will bo a largo sub scription to the books now being opened. Altogether the outlook is booming, and rapid fmnro developments mav be looked for.—//atoldtovtVe Dii- JHlfch. An linjM'rttttvo Kerrcs^ity. \Ylru puiv »vr loti* mi MiluaUhv loealb IV, wltal dcaatllR i- l« lilt* amt ljoust krt i>< r. n»» I- lliKHl's samparllla to rt t*it l»*ly. hi llii* M'iiMtn The Knit mviL I.. Ik lltcitnurhl v tviiovuli-tl tlu- hlinv.l pur UW nn.l \ iuilici-l. it»f M'nus of diwa *> ,l,*l|.i\, i Nli'lllli. Soil lUliUllt. Mint ill! • lilt! il' nut III . nil’ll lit UlM'll'- S.irM|Miitl.v. lb« iiuwt |»»>|»uiiti ami Him -' The Dublin Rosa: and the Sav annah News, or Macon Telegraph* or Atlanta Constitution, for the small sum of $2.25 a year.. Now is the time to got your connty papor and a largo city Weekly for a small amount of money. Warrsn aiul children, out of lier late hus band, B. F. Warren’s estate, have filed their awurd in this office in terms* of the law; These are, therefore, to cite and admon ish nil persons concerned to show cause, if any they have, on or before' the first Bun day in Juno next, why said award should not qe made the judgment of this court and recorded. 4t. John T. Duncan, Ordinary, Gkthhf.manb 4th Sunday and Saturday nplrtayear’sMj^port’’to''flra^Nancy K V". 1 *’,, and tbe Grand LdIoq Sarat0 £ a before at 11 o’clock a. m. Warren and children, out of lier late lius- springs. Religious services will lie conducted reg ularly by the pastor according to tlic above directory. All arc invited to attend. G. C. TnojirsoN, Pastor. PQifDER Absolutely Pure, This powder novor varies. A marvel of i'' igKj Moro e economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot bo sold in competition with tlfh multitude of low tost, short weight alum or phosphnte powders, Sold only in mn». Royal Baking Powder Co., 100 Wall St. N. Y. * —O-AJCjXj OUST- —-FOR YOUR- Ice, Lemons, Lemonade AND SODA WATER. Notice to Stockholders. Attention is respectfully called to the resolution below, and you are requested to bo in attendance, or represented by proxy, at tho meeting : By Mr. Tuqmab.—■"Resolved. That tho stockholders of this company lie called to moot nt TennlUc on Friday, May 18th, at 10 o’clock a. m., In special session to con sider tho feasibility of increasing its capi tal slock from its present nmouut of $140- 000 to the sum of $800,000. (half of which lo bo preferred stock at the discretion of the directory) for tho purpose of extend ing Its lino of rond to Waycress, Hawkins- lllo or Eastman, ns may ho deemed most expcdlont, and to tho best interest of the company. Transportation will bo furnished tho stock holders to and from the meeting. Fill out proxy and sond to somo ono of tho directors, If it is not convenient for yon to attend. Respectfully. W. B. TnoMAB, Pres, and Bupt. lenniUo Ga . April Bth, 1887. THE RICHEST HUMOROUS BOOlCof the AGE Is Jl last, season amid tho whirl of fashion at Saratoga, and takes oft its follies, flir tations, low luck diY-siilg.pug dogs, &e., tu her Inimitable mirtli provoking stylo- Tho book is pivfusdy illustrated .by Op.* pan, tho renowned artist of Puck. Will sell immensely. Prlco $2.50. Bright AgHNTS Wanted. Address HUBBARD BROS., Pubs,, Philadelphia, Pa. WEBSTER'S [UNABRIDGED IVilb or without Patent Index. konr Attention U Invited to the fret that In par«- tho late»t luu. of this work, you fol_j .A Dictionary’ oouUlntnRSiWl moro word* nnd nearly 2000 mom tilunmUon. tlmn any other AmoricftU OicUonwy. A Gazetteer of the World agqy*» r - Elion aiul ik rn*»t Amount of oilier iuforukAtion r ( mifintlj added,) And A Biographical Dictionary ) |'rMnuuoi.tion of imnu s »:i l hii.-f f»oU Ooiu'ornlnit no.rty 10,000 fi'oMn IVr»00»I *1*0 tel'lo. £lvtu£ v.lunUo inforuuuon. All in One Book.’ WehtWV Vn*hitdc»l t wtlotwry l* roeoramand- «d t v tho Stki.i - , : .lont* <•( Solrool* InU and hy l«Mtnc Ooltoto httMutt of tho VnU.-.l Si*to» nod O*'.*, 1 v It U Si«ml»n) Au- thortty with tho Vsitt.'.t Stato# Supromo Court, and in' tho Govorumout il iuuiie OiUo*. Ithu toon Ml».*tod in ttory o«*ovrh«roBlAt# l.aro t^nu m«do for S.'lov U, asi i la iha lHotion- wLkU nearly all iho school t'Ooik* ar* LOCATION CENTRAL. All parts of the city and places of interest accessible by street cars constantly passing the doors. Special inducements to those visiting the city on business or pleasure, /ebj&tf. SM, DOORS, BLINDS, LQOHLDip, 3VC _A- 1TTEL S Newels, Eougli and Dressed Lumber, Sl)ingle| AND ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIAL. LIME, PLASTER, CEMENT, TTAra, LATHS, PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS, And Builder A Hardware. CATCH ON! DIXIE WORKS, Foot of Cherry Street, ;febl8-3m. MACON, GA. A CAR LOAD OFENGlHVSi JUST ARRIVED: COUNTRY MERCHANTS WHO CATER TO A TRADE THAT they are anxious to hold, can have no bettor medium than our trr 1 ' Get the Latest ami Best. Fashionable WILL SELL EXTRA CHEAP TO CLOSE THEM OUT. GEO R. LOMBARD 6c CO, Augusta, Gei Having all our Suits made under Personal Supervision, and con sulting always tho prevailing requirements as to Fabrics and Cut, we are able to oiler superior iudndemon.ts to the trade in the way of Job Lots and extra drives, always the latest Metropolitan Fashions. Spe cial sizes in suits to Ht fat, thin, short or tall mon. Large stock Engines, Gin and Presses, Belting, Packing, Oil and Findings, Injectors, Electors, Inspirators, for immediate delivery. Engine, Mill and Boiler Repairs Pomptly done. Cast Iron and Brass Every day working 100 hands. H. HICRS&eO., MLHKIAM mi tit. iuc. HEADQUARTERS FOR- OUR C. O. D. SYSTEM Drugs, Medicines and Books has our most careful attention; rules for self measurement sent free on request. Saits sent to responsible parties with privilege of examination before paying. Money refunded in every caso where satisfaction is not given. -ALSO- OUR SPRING 6l SUMMER SUITS, HATS—Soft, Stiff and Straw, Underwear, Neckwear, Fur- ninhing’s &c., Excel any similar Stock South. Prices always the lowest, consult ns before Buying. 161 CONGRESS STREET SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. B. II. LEVY & BRO. Paints (all colors), linseed oil, varnishes, window glass, putty, white lead, sash too whitewash brushes, paint brushes, marking brushes, glue (white and brown), Drop black, Lamp black, analines, machinists oil, lamps, lamp fixtures, lanterns, kerosene oil, matches, starch, marbles, cream tartar, trusses, syringes, eye goggles, niunie shields, supporters, shco brushes,blacking,[carbolic soap, cusi ile soap, rubber nipples shoulder braces, sal soda, alum, salt petre, sulphur, bi carb soda, bluing^lxid oils. Essential oils; mustard, ginger, cloves, nutmegs, blue stone,' copperas, flavoring axtracts, madder, uidigo mud, Spanish brown, breast pumps, fishiDg tackle razor eraps, razor hones, Hereford's Bread Powders, Patapsco powders, potash, sulphur oep, jnace, condensed milk, Liebig’s extract of beet, imperial grauum, plain and emey candies, fruit jars, corks, oil cans, all sizes, from gill oilers up to 5-gallon jack its, the celebrated lunnel-lipped measures, ancl a full lino of the most popular Patent Medicines. Discovered At Last! §111—- (oOo)— ||gg. i®® 0. c. c. c. -• —Such as— r, , Hostotters Bitters, McLean’s Slengthening Cordial, Bradfield’s Femal Hop Bitters Ayer s; Cherry Peetoral. Sarsaparilla and Yellow Dock, Soothing Regulator. Harter's iron, Tonic Parkor’ Gingef Tonic, Bull’s Cough Syrup by J!! u ^ 8 Cordial, Indian Blood yrup, Graeu’s August Flower, Globa Godfrey’s Pryor’s Pile Ointment. Ayer’s Hair Vigor, Hull’s Hair Re- Flower Kuthairon Trinonlifirs rtimmnnri’ T.iv.ir Umrnlntur Flower Kuthairon Tricophers, Simmons’ Liver Regulator Dure, DeWee’c Carmusttive, Safe Kidney Cure, . wer OhWv.$NH||i>.Mu 1 uD 1 ,wT l o < ,mimov viu Ague m Oil, Garling Oil, Miueiig Liniment, Volcanic Woriment, l’arker’s Santo Worm Lozemres, T . , ■.« ■ «*■ D V J 4—— f . I . i i *14 ... *r\... CERTAIN CHICTIEEr CHOL ERA CURE. Eight years of careful experiment and painstaking research have resulted in the discovery of an infallible specific for tho cure and prevention of the most fatal and dreaded enemy of tho feathered tribe—Cholera. After tho fullest and fairest tests possible, In which every claim for tho remedy was fully substantiated^ the remedy was placed upon tho market, and everywhere, a single trial has been all that was re quired to prove it a complete success. The directions for its use are plain and sim ple, and the cost of the remedy so small that the saving of a single fowl will repay tho exbensc. ItB effect is almost magical. If tho rcffiedy is given os directed, the course of the disease Is stopped at oboe. Given occasionally as a preventive, there need be no fear of Cholera, which annually kills more fowls than all other diseases combined. It Is true to flame, a Certain Cure for Chicken Cbolora. No poultry raiser or farmer can afford to be without it. It will do ah that is claimed for it- For 8ale By H. HICKS & CO., J. T. SMTTH And W. F. LINDER, may 4 tf. DUBLIN, - GEORGIA. vvoriracni, i'arKer s Santo NVorm Lozenges, ' Lmenzine, Spalding’s i’rred Glue, Tutt’a Fills, B. Wright’s Fills, flayer’s Fills, Ayer's Fills, Gilder’s Pills, a/ Apple Pills, Jayno’s Pill’s Pcii'eoted Liver Pills Indian Root Pill Baley’s Chill & * • ' Fever Plronlis. Bitters, .: ■ Guraline,; Tyler's Syrup of Gum Arabic, Peruvian Chill Cure, Cuban Chill Tonic, Holman’s Liver Pads, Brew er’s Lung Restorer, Marshall’s Prepared Cubeb ; Cigarettes, Jaictopeptine, S. S . S., and Sliceuielu’s Medicated Stock Feed. Hu 1’s Vegetable Worm Syrup, Bulls Baby Syrup, Boy’d’S; Battery, Day's Kidney Fad, Worm Confections, Alcock’sPorous Flusters Strengthening Plasters, Benson’s Capciue Piast, Kiefler’s Peruvian Chill Cur* FANCY GOODS. Rare and elegant Colognes, cheap Colognes, Musks, Extracts, Magnolia Balm ””” V » -------- —* •* L UliiUUb) X i 111 Li UUU P UUCj Al) styles) 100th Brushes, Nail Brushes,. Clothes Brushes, Shaving Brushes, Count#* Brushes, Ladies Knives, Match Boxes, Indelible Ink, pocket Bo.' Brusfles, Bauies Knives, Match Boxes, Indelible Ink, Pocket Books, pj» vin , C w Hair brushes, Hair Oil. Bath Sponges, Shaving Cream, &c.. & A WORD TO THE ' WISE! Stl§(6)SttS BUY YOUI^ GOODS E^OEQ onoir.7™ ; , v RiOiW’ e ‘ T 1 ’ xioie puper, meti/cr paper, fcJnvel sealmg wax, mucilage, fancy box paper, blank bodies, ledgers, day-books account books pens, pencils, slates, school crayons, Webster's spellers, Inks, pencils slates ink erasers, namtr fnnti>n<>t« vnitiwr lumS. «•!.». , ; states. Hymn Books,And Psalmists. 5^ We will order any book not in stock and furnkk ame >u a short time at publisher’s piices, provided the money is left with the or ere YOlII^Gi 5. TIIYUU, AND BEMADE HAPPY. tt(0)tl You May Not Believe It, But I Will Prove It By All Who Buy Goods From Me. -—§flB(o)HB§-—SJS y : m MY Grocery Department is nlxyaysbeing roplenished wicli Fresb Stock; my Shoo Department is all Solid Goods and not .PAPNR BOT TOMS. I want your patronage by merits. My Dry Goods Department is well solccted and no SHELF-WORN GOODS to offer you. Tboy are NEW and of tho Latest Styles and Colors. Honest goods and Low prices my Motto. ji jj (o) <51 TO LIVE AND LET LIVE IS llY CREEDS It U *’1 tin.lii**.!* «*• in i-rrry Siibopli »r,.Ll n.,' 1'iiv.il.' fi-.li.WII |i^.» I. .ummiui. .. 1 i l rn ! . I . n t.1 ( ...UuS, j IWWial Uj 6. k - 0.&. A Remember I expect yon to bo pleased when yon buy. I have no Cuti Prices or Jockeying to got yonr money. I nm a stranger to you but you will soon become acqnainted with me and my prices. Mankind always seeks their best interest wheu thoir [lockets utv involved. My frionds be wiso and spend your money to advantage,’'with me. I defy competition. My Prices will compare with tho lowest. My cost mark is Cash; my soiling price is Cheap. Yours very truly, nmrO ST if. TT- ZEE. *W“Y"3ST3ST T , n -p , ROOFS AND STATIONERY. Legal Gap, Foolscap, Bill Paper, Note paper, Letter paper, Envelopes (all sizes) mlmg wax, mucilarre. fanev Kmr nnnnv Li,..:. ?”: , 1 ; “ BiZCR ) feb 18-tf Hi HICKS & CO., DUBLIN. GEORGIA. "H ■M~ AT5T.TTT SM.G-iknrajuixaii^ [Best Iix Tlio Tjy^rpfid For large or umll game—S2 calibre,40 grains powder: S8 cal.fiSgr.; yo gr.; 44 cal. 70 anil 86 gr. The strongest shooting rifle mode -w Fcrrcctnccmncy guaranteed and tho only ateolutcly sale rifle on toe mar^-^. fodno^? T1 A T.T. ML *P *h Gallery, Sporting nnd Tar- ^ roducoa. SAllllXUUI get Blfle., world renowned. The rtandard lor target mooting, hunting, and shooting galleries. All calibres from S3 to 44. Made In fourteen different styles, prices from *18,00 up. Bend for Illustrated catalogue. MARLIN FIRE ARMS CO., - New Haven, Conn, i Two targets made with one of our 22 calibre rifle., twenty consecutive shots at sixty feet, after fifty shots had already been flred and no cleaning during the entire seventy shots. These guns carry off nearly all the prUetat target because they are always ace urn to and reliable.. 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