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It is the touch of a hand at a meeting
«vhioh wtmns or chills my heart, and
makes me know to a certainty how
jjmtch orliow little I " m shall like the
person before me. If the fiDgers close,
about mj own with a short, qnick, con
vulsive gratjR. I know that he will snarl,
1 -snap and finally quarrel, and the less I
j have to do with ti e owner of ithese wily
'.digits the hotter oil'I shall be. If a
nervous, cold hand glides into my own
hand seems disposed to lie there, >vi,t
out life, I know at ODce that any hapl-A
loess would be as nqthiug yj ^at ; ntM
.palm. '"Put if fhe * Hjtixi ‘ grasps ; yonrs
<an«l holds it firmly in strong, warm fin
■ gars, yon are, safe in' |cultivating thf
Irieudship'of the ownei;.' These human
irar.ds. These human hands! From
the beginning of life, they play an im- 1
jjortant part.
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©oodquality and at a fair price, the:
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Newspaper advertising is the most!
Peas.. GO
Rye ...... -.56
Oats.......... 32
Barley • - 47
Irish potatoes .... GO
Sweet potatoes.—- .... .TTTT.". *55
’White beans GO
Glo ver seed 60
Timptln seed 56
Flax seed 56
Hemp Seed. 44
Buckwheat \ .......52
Blue glass seed....... 14
Dried ' peaches .(unpeeled) 33
Dried peaches .(peeled.) 38
.Dried Spies... - . r 24
Onions 57
Stone eoal — 80
Unslaked lime... 80
Tniuios 55
Corn meal 48
Wheat ln-an 30
Cottonseed 30
Ground peas... 25
Blistering hair 8
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“HAWORTHS,” a serial novel, oy Mrs. Frances
Hodgson Burnett, author of “ a hat Lass o’ Ltxw-
rie’s.” The scene of Mrs. Burntti’s new novel is
laid in Lancashire; the hero Isa young inventor of>
American birth. “Hawerth’s** is the longest story
Mrs. Barnett has yet written. It will run .through
twelve numbers of the Monthly, beginning with
November, 1878, tfnd will be profusely illustrated.
FALCONBERCx, a serial no\jbl, byll. H. Boyesen m
author' of ‘-Gunnar,” ‘‘Xlie Man who • Lost ‘his
Name,’etc. Jif Ibis rcipance. thS • Jiuthoi^ gnfphi-
ctlly describes thh peculiarities ffi' Norse inunigi-anl
life In a Western settlement.
A STORY OP NBW ORLEANS, by George W. Ca-
*ble, to-be begun on the conclusion of “Falcon*
berg.” This story will exhibit the state of society
in OreuJe Louisiana about the years 18x/3-f-5, tlie
time of the Cession, and a jeri«ui bearing a remark-
.'.ble likeness to .the p. esent Reconstruction period.
PORTRAITS OF AMERICAN POETS. This se
nes (begun in August with the portrait of Bryant)
will be continued,-that of Longfellow ; appearing in
November. These iiortimfs are drawn from life
by Wyatt Eaton and engraved by T. Cole. They will
be printed separately on tinted paper, as frontis
pieces of four different numbers. Illustrated sketch
es of the lives of tin* poets win accompany .these
portraits.
KTUDIFS OF THE SIERRAS, ~z". series-of papers
{mostly illustrated) by John Muir, the California
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Wind storms and Forests. .
ANEW VIE>Y OF BRAZIL.—Mr. Herbert H.
Smith, of Cornell University, a companion of the
h»te Prof. liarr.t, .is now in Brazil, -Mrc -J. Wells
CIriwpney, (the artist who accompanied Mr. Ed-
wari Ring in his tour through The Great Sontli”
preparing for Scribner's a series of papers on the
present condition;—the cities, rivers, and resources
of.the great Empire of South America.
THE “JOHNNY BEE” PAIT-EK,” by an “ex-
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“Johnny Reb at Play,” appears in the November
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1 . A ; - •
SMFiace,
HLEjKr,
MANUFACTURERS GF
hng-ihfs
CFROM 4 TO 40 HORSE AOWER.)
Also W heat Threshinsr Engines, Prepared to Mount
On any Ordinary Farm Vva^on.
GRIST MILLS, COTTON PRESSES, CANE MILLS,
SYRUP BOILERS, SHAFTINGS, PULLEYS,
AND AYLKINDS OXT CASTINGiS.
Prompt attention paid tb repairing Mills and Machinery. i .
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
J. S. SCHOFIELD & SON. .
Toys 1 , Fancy Goods and Confectioneries
SOLE ASSN l' FOR W- 5. LEMP S CELEBRATED
§? e LA1IR illB'* m Wood! gDa§§e
H CHERHY STREET, MACON. GA.
NEW STANDI NEW GOODS !
SMITH & ca,
Sav.vs-nxh, Ga., Jang.
/ IN und after Sunday, June ath. 1878 A. 1 ®*-
U trains on the Central and Southw/bJ!?^**
roads and branches will rnn as foLow.: E * i *'
d-.KAIN NO. 1.—GOiING NOBTH Al.D
Eieave Savannah ... . “*•
Arrive at lugnsta ...../ *■/•»*
Arrive at 3Iacon / i; **
Leaves Macon for Atlanta •,.** * *
Arrive at Atlanta ) “ ’ *eii 6 **
Making close connection at AtfaniL
em aiid Atlantic and Atlanta and Chare?,. **
Line for.all points North aud West.
COMING SOUTH AX© EAST
Leaves Atlanta '..
Arrives at Macon hf?**
Leaves Macon
Arrives at Mill edge ville
Arrives at Eitonton '!* A a
Arrives at Augusta i/I/ ”
Arrives at Savannah I// /ff**
Leaves Augusta ? *
Making connection at Augusta for 'the Yo/h
East aud at Savannah with the Atlantic and
Railroad for.aU points in Florida.
TRAIN NO- 2.—GOING NORTH AND ®p~
Leaves Savannah -
Arrives at Augusta //
Leavss Augusta.
Arrives at Miiledgeville .7/7
Arrives at Eatonton
Arrives at Macon:. 7.7
Lea res Macon for Atlanta. ./.
Arrives at Atlanta
■AiAtt ca <al auaiiM v ...
Leaves Macon for Albany and Eufania a-w F *
Arrives at Enfanla oTt 1 *
Arrivis at Albany ; I./i/SI*
Leaves Maconlor Columbus. — ...//T"^**
irrivesat Columbus .Z77saj*
Trains on this schsdnle for ATuoon, Athmta. r ?
limbus. Enfanla and Albany daily, malan///
-connection at Atlanta with Western aditw*
and Atlanta and Charlotte Aar Line. At Eafknu
with Montgomery aud EufoEla Railroad- atOL
embus with Western and Mobile and Girard h£l
road. ■*—
Enfanla train conneats at Fort Valley for Pre-
daily except Sunday, and at luthbeit for fU
Gaines Mondays, Weduesdavs and Fridays 7/
returning leave Fort .mines Tuesdays, Thnr/„
and Saturdays at 4cJ7 at. ju. aiJ ‘
Train on Blakely Extension leaves Alba,
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays! '
COMING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leaves Atlanta 2d)5»
Arrives at Macon from Atlanta J *
Lea res Albany .77.1
Leaves EmaaJa 3^**
Arrives at Macon from Enfanla and Alton ^ 4-47 P J
Leaves Columbus 11:00a*
.\rrives at Macon -from Coin iu bus 2I03 p v
Leaves Macom - •....7-33»u
Arri\es at Augusta *... 5*4u 1 v
Leaves Augusta. ......V43**
Arrives at Savnnuali .7:15 x *
Making connectiou at Sswauuah with Atlantic
aud Gulf Railroad for all points in Florida.
Passengers for Miiledgeville and Eatonton will
take train No. 2 from Savannah and train No. 1 Xrk,
Macon, which trains connect daily except Monday
for these pointt. “
WILLIAM ROGEBS
General Snpt. Central Railroad, Savannah.
W, c. fiAul'L,
Siipt, Southwestocn Itailroad, Macon.
Includiag
FLOUR, MEAL, MEAT, LARD,
SUGAR, COFFEE, SYBUP, MOLASSES,
CHACKEKS, CAMD5ES. DAMNED GOODS,
SOAPS, TOBACCO, SEGARS, ETC., ETC
Yfe have also
OUR BAR!
DOUBLE DAILY
To AND FROM
a?*' L o IL I D A
Macon & Brunswick IL R.
. Suppllsd wifu the beat
Whiskies, Brandies, Wines, Beer, Etc.
Thanking the pttbticfor the liberal patronage given us i'i the past, we hope to merit ita con
tinuance. _
Pc Qa 4 6©.,
Sep 27
H(>. 2, Cook's Rnuge, Perry, Gai
GREAT REDUCTION
70
71
“X’o Sblt %138:
Read—Keep Posted 'CJp.
OBSERVE MY VERY LOW PRICES.
Ami tli i large.SE stock iu Georgia to si-k ct from
1.000 men’s latest Ciissimere siiiits at,.: $10, worth §15
5.000 ineu’s workiisg suits at .. 5, worth 10
2.000 men’s fashii-uable black drees sails at 20 worth 3d
500 men’s custom made imported wirsted sails at 25 worth 40
2.000 men’s chinchilla overcoais at. € worth
500 men's imported bta-ver overcoats at 10 worth
1.000 childreu’s stylish suits at 5 worth
2.000 boys Lest wool suits at , - - fi worth
jg*g“T shall guarantee prices iu chilclrenjaud bovs suits cheaper thau they
can be made up at home I always keep on baud a full line of goods tor
men’s, ladies’ooys'aud children's wear. Prices positively the lowest fot
boors, shoe.- aud hats. Galicees, Jeans, Osuabm-gs aucl checks at factor;,
prices. Be sure you call uml see eie before baying diy goods aud clothiug.
D J. BAER,
Comer Tli-h'd anil Cherry Stihcls, Macou r Ga.
frKKKILVIa SUPFRINTK^DKNT’k OFFlCY.)
Macon, Ga., May 2», 1878. j
O N and after Sunday, tlie 26th instant. ;‘a*uei»r
train* on tow road villnm a« foliowh:
CUMBEULAND KOUItK viil BltUNHWKX
NIGHT XMssEXGEh No. 1. «outh, daily.
Leave) Macou ru
A 'rive at CociuiLn. g : 5, j. M
Arrive at Kastman I0z51 r u
Arrive at Jesnp. 3:65&x
•A: rire at Brunswick 6:45 a u
L*.*»ve Brunswick per strainer 7:0tf am
Arrive Fernandina. 11:WJa u
Arrive -Jacksonville 2:43Tx
NIGHT PAS3ENGKK NO. 2. NORTH—BAIL!
L-rre JadsonAillel— .1C;31 a m
* «-ve Fcmandiaai per steamer.: *i:43r x
Arrive BuniibWicL.....!..... &:45rm
Leave Brunswick 7;i0pu
Leave Jesnp 9:Vjpx
JLffavr La+tmau 3.-02am
Leave Cochran 4:V5*U
Arriv.t at Macon 6’M5i x
Clor-e connection at .Macon for all poisic North,
La t and West via AtumJaand Acgu.-4a.
DAY ACCuMMOOATION No. 3. HtjUlJL,
Yia Jesup and Live Oak—Daily, except Si nil./-
LkArt y. aeon 7;:i0 a X
Arrive Cochran larJ* a x
.vrriFe Lastman 11:57 a x
.rriro Jesnp 6.-3. FM
Arrive J ack son ville ifc'la a m
no. 4. north—daily except Sunday.
Leave Jacksonville
Leave Jesup.... ... frOaX
Leave Lastman 12:43 r X
Leave Cochran ; i:i*8 v x
Arrive at 31 me in 5jlo ? a
HA WKTNSVILL E ACCU31MODATIi>*.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave Macou 3:45 T K
Arrive Hawknisville ...7:10ax
I.« ve Hnwtiu^yille 6:20 a x
Arrive Macon !:45aX
GEO. W. A I) AJ1S7, -tiejjccal Superintendent.
Vi. J. JARVIS, Blaster Transportation.
Atlantic and Gulf S. K-
DEALEES IN
CARPTIlSraS, OIL CLOTHS,
ALL NEW STYLES.
ifirst ",
''—“
lied and legslly oulllied physician a&d tb*
- a his practice -will prort. Onres atlfcaa*
•ffriraa, ehnoto and eenaldiscam, Snorntafain.
rhea and Lnpotoncy. liriSeiwLofxa
— £;aoD»«nha
ssn, Stfmiaal Rcrissioas, tininess of Sicht. Defsctive .
eej, PnyacalDaeaT,PinpTcs on Face, Aversion to Soritr
F«naks, Confa«ioa cf id^ns, Less of Sexual Power,
js. improper or. mihappv,_ are thoronrtily
r ccrcd. J
Meta lie and Wood Burial Cases.
Cotton Avenue, near Che rry St, MACON, Ga
GEXEIIAL CPKUISTEXDEirr'li OZFICC
Ati-ant:c ixd Gulf Raii-ku ID-
SAVASSaH, May 5ib, 1*78.
’ W-’ w.' SOLL1SS,
_ 7
MaNUFACT CTREE AND DEALER IN
^- i*-- -
kly eiire-i. Patients treated hr mailerez-
na free aadinrited, charges reafioaahlft
A PRIVATE COUNSELOR
Offt) pages, soot to any tddraes, securely sealed, for thirty
(30} cents. Should -he -read by alL Address aa abca«,
OJ&Mhour* froa0 A. X. to7 P. 2d. Sundays, 3 to
jan-t Somhine hahitcBrrd.
|T o« o rig I n al and only assoista
5 OL ?-£. stasis for book on
' Opium Batins. B. Squire
VVortLiacUn, Greene Co_ lad.
PRESCRIPTION FREE?
For the speedy Cure of Seminal Weakness, Lost
•s hronght on byindis-
•razCTst has the ingre-
V, JAQr
. For the
Jtfan:
and all disorders
jegetioh or excess. Any Drc
tiIenL<. Address i)r. W- JAQUEA Jc CO.,
130 IYc*i Sixth Street, Clnciaguitl, (ft.
'Aim.
NIGHT EXPBE8B.
Leave Savannah aaily at
.UTive JeHMip
Arrive at Bainhri^ge
Arrive at Albany
Arrive at Live Oak
Arrive at Tallahat««ee
Arrive at Jacksonville
Leave Tallahassee
Leave Jacksonville
Leav* Live Oak
Leave Albany
Leave Cambridge
Leave Jesup
Arrive at tiavaunah — ,Szii a. x
So change of cur# bed ween Savannah and itek-
sonviHe or Albany.'
Passengers from Savannah to Fernandina. Gainer-
ville and Cedar Keys take this tram.
Passengers leaving Macon at 8:30 a. x„ daflf
(except Sunday) connect at Jesup with Hsix train n*
Florida.
Pas-tengers from Florida*/ tfeis train connect
Jesup with train arriving in Macon at5ti0 r. x*.
daily except Sunday^
1‘assengers from . avannah for BruMarick and
Dar.cn take this train, arriving at Brunswick ■*
6:45 a. m.
Passengers from Brunswick arrive at Savannah
ft 8:40 a.m. *
No change of cars between Montgomery
-Jacksonviite-
Pullmmi sleeping cars ran through to and from
avannah and 1 ake City and Montgomery and
sonvilleon tln^ train.
Connect at Albany daily with Passenger
both ways on Southwertera Railroad to and
Macon, Enfnla, Montgt mery, New Orkans.etc.
Mail steamer leaves Bainbridge for ipa]aehi»»
every Sunday afternoon; for Columbus every wed
SS'sitssss&siiasK
Green cove Springs, and all loading*, on »
day at 4:40 v. x.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS—JSESTWUf
DirUIreK-
atSSS&f**”
AND WAGONS.
BABY CAKRIAGES
FACTORY ON POPLAR STREET.
r- - •
Nos, 70 and 72 Second Street, Macon,. Ceorgia