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COAL COLUMN. = SE We were in Savansab last Tuesday, and of [course called to see our friend and patron Da nx, Com, Wasaturox Co., vid Weisboin. The merchants all over Sa- Ex. Me avilleduly 18, 1876, f watinady had been telling as “business is very . Re neeting of the Democratic dali noting doing —it will not pay to adver ssers WITES is in the Court-house in use now,” etc. Well, we found it dull at all party of this Tielke the first lay of Al- these stores but it looked like Christians tines MPLS ayaa A. M., to appoint dole of Weisbein's, in approaching Congressional and spans ¥ ee at Conventions. ana famala seal. TR. PRINGLE, Om’ rnin D this ph Ilis store was crowded with | gist next, elerk—about a dozen, male nm svermae wert UUBY ALL LNG thie, Doha mo melt to laws Mae teal oe a0 os as fh. L, Ropanns, Rec, ~+need of Sperm oil at Gallahers, omens , Lemons at Gallahers, +acern aisins and Nuts at Gallahers, wet Best quality Prest proves, Bi ‘orn Meal at Gallahers for the ea ~ocean- The party who borrowed Dr. J. B. Rob jgoth forceps will please return them ato omeen Ulm! Menoxs. Our market is now well sup plied with fine melons at very reasonable [Preach ] wriness ah, ert's nee. After two nights continues travel and no pet during the day, we are in rather poor it for the duties of a local plig a. Our young friend, Jack Pearson, has most grateful thanks for a 82 pound ehhh elon of delicious favor. This fine iin eas accompanied by another, buat a little sweller. oe Ot Tau Sivan Conner Land were out on a grind Serenade on Monday night. Th sig was glorious, just such as our bo * vith Prof. Gattenberger at their head, ‘tte ow to make, Trevivat. Hev TL Nea . TT. Nea sancti 80, a aA Ph nit, has just coaed ieee eeine Hill. The abit gracious re and twenty-one new seein ureadly ers added thereto, toot eee A MEHL AT UAL TALEO 18, MP, 'Wersbein is selling cheaper than any one in Savannah, and he lets the people know it through the columns of the newspapers. Lis list of prices ae published in another column, are the prices he sells by. Remember his store is 140 Broughton street, Ovan Loonkd Laas Wenx.—We wrote a short’ expression of the gratitude of our better half, ‘last week, to the cottont wife of Dr. L. B. Bouchelle, of Emanuel, for a box of most tempting delicacies, which caused the coun tenances of our most numerous little respon sibilities to shine with joy, and the eyes of our better half to sparkle with gladness. We regret that the article was misled. The good lady will please accept this statement as an Apology for seeming neglect, and also accept the baoks of the entire numerous family for that valuable box, Keen ‘Pointe Sextoent’ has somewhat to say in our columns to-day. The writer of that ar ticle knows whereof he speaks, ‘The citizens of Washington county are “a peculiar peo ple,” very much inclined to attending to their own bishions, and if a newcomer desires to be very unpopular, the quickest way he can accomplish that object is to presume to be a leader and dictator in pelitical matters. Just wait, gentlemen, until you have ferv ed your apprenticeship—a probationary state, if you prefer that term—and then, if found worthy, you will be taken into full fellow ship. cc. reo acea Muterr Warthen.—The attention of Horaxn Day,—The weather is both hot planters and others is directed to the cold of/and dry. In some portions of the county this excellent house, Mr. Warthen is a native! the crops have not suffered a day for rain wanty, and we bespeak for the firm ® since planting time. For a few miles around fberal patronage, this city we have had no rain for near three weeks. ‘The farms and gardens are suffering terribly. Unless it rains copiously and that speedily, the crops will be cut short. Our gardens are now irreparably injured by the drought. Omen Own A Mo We have received, too late for this issue, a very interesting commu nication, from our Emanuel “once a month correspondent. It will appear in our next Jane Heavrn.—The health of our county, not withstanding the intensely hot weather, re uaine good. There are a few chronic cases of long standing, and now and then a case of billions fewer, the latter very rare, omen Hot ! Ah, that’s the word, warm does not upress the idea! The oldest inhabitant jwitingly says, “Hotest weather I ever felt.” The thermometer for the last few days has been raging, in the shade, from 06 to 105. Oh, for an ice house in our city, ome we be sure to read the advertisement of TL. V. Bickford, Savannah. If you want doors, sir, blinds, or anything in that tine, Bick fort’s is the place to have your orders filled promptly. We have traded with his house for a number of years, and have always been well served. Omen A Good Move.We are glad to know that i Library Association 14 now in process of oninization in this city. A meeting will be held at the Court-house this (Thursday) even ning, When the organization will be perfec ted, and an address delivered by 5, G, Jor, ‘lan, xq. All are invited to attend, es Diep, in this city, on the evening of the Wt inst, at the residence of her son-in-law Mr. WL. Orr, Mrs. Eliza A. Robison. She was in her sixty second year, and was for May years a worthy member of the Metho dist Church, and died as she had lived, « true Christian, cared ‘Ycturs. As he has to move on the first of September to another store, Mr. Clapp, of the W9 canta store, Savannah, has reduced his|€ [ices to 90 cents. We were in his store on Theeliy, and such bargains we never saw soil anywhere before. The change in his sertilment did not reach us in time for this trane, ro. Goon Mran,—It affords us pleasure to bear estimony to the excellence of the meal ground at the Grange Mill in this city. It is a splen did article, and all who use it speak highly of its superior quality. ‘There is ample ea Pedy to grind all that comes, and none will hkvely go away disappointed, his mill is a steal convenience to our people and should be patronized lberally, Stppen Dean, A Mra. Martin, who with Ler Nusbaud and two little children, resided dear Tennille, died suddenly on Thursday hight fast. In the darkness the grim messen der came suddenly, without a moment's warn ing. ‘The probable cause of death we have not learned. ‘The bereaved family have our sympathies, Rericiows.—Revs, J. D. Anthony and D. =a Moore will hold a two days meeting in oat forest near Mr. Owen McGar's in enews founty, on the Ist Sunday and Saturday be fore in August near meson Potahelle Wi prea 5p Netrodist ebured in this city on the Ist Sab bath in August. ee Av How, —Misses Ela D, Skinner, Lula 4, Youngblood and Maggie E. Medlock, all of this city and county, having graduated at Monroe Female College returned home last Thursday. We are glad to know that each of these Young ladies stood well in the class, ‘dbtaining well the high character attained the various colleges by all students from the Sandersville High School. — “e Soop Lixaawr,—Dr. L, B. Bouchelle, of Milville, Prepares a most excellent liniment. It is in admirable remedy for sprains, bruis e, rhematism, spinal affection, toothache, fe An external application, we learn, sets ike charm in cases of croup. The Doctor | eseated us with a bottle of this excellent liniment. We have tried it in our family ,almost heartily endorse it as being superi to any liniment we have tried. Jey Correy, Messrs. J. A. Wicker and J. A. Alford, of Cuthbert, Ga., sent us by mail, 0 the 13th inst, 0 fully opened ball of cot ‘oh; Which opened on the stalk on the lth ‘ist, Messrs. Wicker Alford moved from nty to Randolph last winter, and a How firming in the latter county. They Write us that they have 95 acres in cotton, 35 of Which will now average waist high, aid that they will make corn enough to sup po ther for another year. Success to these Ministrious, worthy men, this eo eee Oon Rataorp,—A large number of hands have been employed and are now at work on the Sandersville and Vonnille Railroad. The work will be pushed rapidly forward to com pletion. We hope to bear the neighing of the iron horse within two months or less. The men at the head of this enterprise have no such word as fail in their vocabulary, and they mean to have the road completed in short order. in Denxtistny. —During our recent visit to Sa vannah, we had the pleasure of calling on Dr. A. H. Best at his office and were pleased to find him busily engaged. By the way, the Doctor is undoubtedly one of the best Dentists in this country, and was one of the lenpat elegant offices to be found in the South ern States. His prices are moderate, and he guarantees to give satisfaction in all cases. We hope that everyone who is desirous of having work done will give him a trial.—tf. ore War Representative, Mr. Eilitor.—As the time is approaching for selecting our next Representativesy I pre sume, as A matter of course, that preliminary nominations are new in order. In choosing men for office, merit and qualification ought always to be considered, and integrity and talent should be the essential requisites for preferment. Without further comment, you will please allow me to nominate Stephen G. Jordan, Esq., for one of our next Representatives in [the Legislature, Voter. . Bartow Prices Current, errected every Monday by M. A. Evans, Sons, fetees, Bacon, CBR Sides tb... Re 134 “ Shoulders ...... (au) PAB IS poo os pee cee ore Brees wld Flour, good family, bbl... best lazily.. Fancy ory. an +1 BO 8 00 “8 W0@8 50 Gorn good White............++ +... 8h Dottee, Rieh... 2025 Nails, Kog..... a 00 Dry Goods Prints .... the Domesticks and Stripes. Og 12 Shirlings, 1 Augusta a EMA S traders 1-8 sage 8 Bleached Homespun “dares obey ste jb Span Thread per band. @ 110 Good Wool free of Burs 22023 M. A. EVANS SONS. To Consumptives. The advertiser, a retired physician, having provided any discovered while a Medical Missionary in Southern Asia, a very simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and perma nent cure of Consumption, Asthma, Brop citis, Catarrh, and all throat and lung affec tions, also a positive and radical specific, for Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all Nervous Complaints, feels it his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Ac tuated by this motive he will cheerfully send, (free of charge,) to all who desire it, the rec ipn for preparing, and full directions for suc cessfully using, this providentially discover Tremedy, those who wish to avail them selves of the benefits of this discovery with+ out cost, can do so by return imail, by ad dressing with stamp, naming this pope. Dy. CHARLES P. MARSHALL, No. 88 Niagara Street, april 13, 1875—iy Buffalo, N. Y. Dyspepsia, Americans are particularly subject to this disease and its effects, such as Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness, heart burn, Water brush, coming up of the food coated tongue, disagreeable taste in the month, palpitation of the Heart and all dis eases of the Stomach and Liver, ‘Two doses of Green's August Flower will relieve you at once, and there positively is not a case in the United States it will not cure. If you doubt this go to your Druggist J. C. Pace and get a Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try it, a reg ular size 75 cents. Sensible Advice: You are asked every day through the col umns of newspapers and by your Druggist to use something for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint that you know nothing about, you get discouraged spending money with but little success. Now to give out satisfactory proof that Green's August Plower will cure you of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint with fit its effects, such as Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness, palpitation of the Heart, Heart-burn, Water-brush, com ing up of food after eating, low spirits X e. , we ask you to go to your Druggist J. D. Pace, and get a sample bottle of Green's Au gust Flower for 10 cents and try it, or a Reg ular Size for 75 cents, two doses will relieve you, Buckeye Brogans. HAVE just received a good lot of heavy _ Buckeye Brogans, and other kinds suita ble for laborers, Co. . PRINGLE, april 27, 1876--if
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Sandersville, Georgia, US
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