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r fnE Home j ourival. Caution To Tanners. millet l soiling The retadefs it for than will ; once. TUt n , riiiern seedsmenare advertising u ul Millet as a new forage plant, and Ung the seed at a dollar a pound. jt is nothing . hnt cnr cat tail „liicb lias been used for green in the south for thirty years, crest difficulty in .curing it reb Worthless as a forage plant, and creen fodder it is far less valuable 1 Led Indian Corn. Indeed cattle not sat it if they can get?any other food especially if grown on highly ma- , ire a land. Sowed corn grows off nicker—in fact cun be cut twice before L r l millet is large enough to cut Besides it is far more nutritive} being loved by cattle that they will leave f best slops and bran mash to eat ffbea the corn reaches the fodder . ling stage it can be cured almost easily as polled fodder. Of course when sowed thick for forage it will not produce eats, And but few nubbins. Every tu rner chould have two patches of corn,-one to eat for green soiling, tbe other to be cured for fodder, only objection to sowed corn is that takes two or three bushels of Seed p acre. It will not 6conr cattle if fed moderation green, but it is best not give it two liberally to work liofses joules. so the it. • pul- as l sowed and The per Note Lost. Two notes payable to me and deposi ted with Carhart & Curd have been lost or mislaid by them. One on J. H. Clark for $14 75, dated April 30, 1878, and one on M. A. Edwards for 28.50, dated May 14,1878. This is to notify all persons not to trade for said notes. A. P. Jones. Henderson. June 3, 1879—2t. Card of Thanks i We respectfully return our heartfelt thanks to the people of Perry and vicin ity for their kind sympathy and mate 1 fial aid on the occasion of out 1 ificetifc Inisfortuue, though wo are comparative atrfihgers among them. We shall ever hold them in grateful remembrance. . P. II. & L. W. Pooser. Juno 5—It. Southern Tanner’s June. loathly Ter Wo are in receipt of the June num ber of tjiat excellent magazine, the Southern Farmers' Monlhlm It is biigLtrrif possible, than its predecessors, nullcoutnins a new feature, an illuslra- tedj Fashion Departments wbieh trill make it still more wolcome, especially to farmers’ wives. This number is re plete with interesting and valuable ag- ■ riiultural and miscellaneous reading, Comprising just such articles as are Miitable for a farme’r paper. It should be on every farmer’s table in our coun ty, hud we trust that at no distant day it will b«. Pi ice, 6 mouths, $1.00; 12 mouths, $2.00. Sample copies v/ill be Brut on receipt of 3-cent stamp. Ad dress, J. H. EsTiht/ Savannah Ga. Chain Lost.— I loaned a fine gold Mmin two years ago. Tbe parly having it will greatly oblige me by returning It to TheHome Journal office. C. C. Andres-in, It. Hawkinsville Ga —Now is the time to got The Home Journal at the low price of 50 cents for 4 mouths; Tut the Home Journal Pour months for 50 cent8. Fire! Fire!! Fire!!!—What teriible cry is this that rises on the midnight Sir? A home in flames! Wives and children are flying homeless frtfm the Swful scene! Without, clothing, bed ding, furniture or household goods, they are thrown destitute upon the world! Vfhy will you risk such a scene ss this wbBn you can provide against it by a very small annual investment. *ln-. sure in the Georgia Home, rates rea sonable, prompt payment sure, and an agent is always ready to serve yott, Call on Edwin Martin for particulars. Change Of Schedule. The schedule on the Perry and Foff Talley Kail-Road. vVas changed on last Monday, as follows: Leave Fort Galley. ......... 10:15 a. m< Arrive at Perry.-.- 11:05 a. m. Leave Perry...-. .4:10 P. m. Arrive at Fort- Talley..........5: p. it Ice in an^ Quantities, and at all hours, at 2L J.- W. Maim’s. ONLY 40 CENTS The Atlanta Daily Post, now near- bone year old, will be sent. for one ntontk, beginning with the session of Legislature in July, for only 40 cents. It will contain 'full proceedings the Legislature, the latest general, state and local news, telegrams, edito-' and miscellaneous matter. Clubs reduced rates. Address, with money 0r s tamps, POST PUB, CO., Drawer 31/ Atlanta, Ga. Ini. ^ c , J EH0Mij0CTNAl ‘ four months jGoqbSweeT Hams.—A .fine lot of b T e6See country Hams just recived W. Brunson. 5»,v 1 ^ eW . Jackson’s Best Sweet Navv —Dec. 4th fy ' AROUNa IN HOUSTON, The Hickory Grove Sunday’school had a fine celebration last Saturday. Eev. J. B. McGehee will begin n four days Meeting at the Methodist ehiirch in Perry to-morrow. Mr. S. W. J. Harris has a hundred and forty acres in watermelons at Echo conee, and will ship theih ty the car load to the North. —Mr, W. E. Wafcreh is fixing up a splendid fish pond at Powersvtlle, and is erecting a Very neat bath house and observatory in it, —Col. Corbett keeps a most conve nient and excellent house in Macon on Second street, next to Collins’ carriage repository. He is one of the most per fect gentlemen we ever met, and his ghests get first-class attention. See his card and give him a call. —Mr. W. D. King brought the head of a 395 pound sea turtle to Perry Toesday. The brute was presented to the llawkinsville band ' by the Bruns wick bind, and the former had a grand soap niglit before last. The skull will be mounted for oar Pablic Library. —An old negro woman who had reached the advanced age of 1.05 yCaiS visited Perry last week. She came from Henderson. Fruit Cans.—T. T. Martin has on hand a nice lot of Tin Fruit Cans which he will sell cheap. They seal with seal ing pax. —The need of housewives is a safe and simple steam engine of small size, suitable for running seeing machines, churns and the like. —The Earnest Wortters are making ready for a parlor entertainment. The programme will appear in next week’s issue. — Smith Clayton, Esq., of Atlanta, will deliver his lecture on the ’‘Closer to My Bosom Come Club” 'at the Coiirt House iu Perry, for tbe benefit of the Public Library, on Tuesday night the 17th instant. It will be a rare treat to those who love fun. 3i ull particulars next week. Our artist) Mr- J. S. Cofield, frill re main in Perry until tbe 17th inst„ when he will spernl the balance of the' month iu Hawkinsville. Now is the time to se cure your pictures; —Five dr six horses and mules have been in the bog at tbe West bridge causeway thi-syera. Dr. J. B. Smith and his little graud-daughter had a very nar row escupe one night last week, and it took several hands many hours to res- ctle his florae. —Quite a quantify bf local and other matter is crowded out this week. ^-Mr, F. M. Pooser, has obtained a good situation on tbe Macon & Bruns wick Railroad) and vVill leaVe u6 Mon day. —The board of managers of the Perry public library will meet next Monday night at half past eight o’clock. Im portant business. —Call on T. T. Martin for fruit cans. They arc first-el.-ss and very cheap. —A bran new $25 Home Shuttle Sewiug Machine lor sale for $15 cash, at this office. —Our graud jury presentments, coirit- reports, county comnussiouess’ pro ceedings, and other matters, will be found very interesting this week. —The cries of the nevsbojs are heard on the streets of P«rry to-day. —Marskallvillo proposes to organize a military co japany, probably of cavalry. GENERAL PRESENTMENTS Op the Grand Jury for the May Teem 1879, op Houston Superior Couut.. We the Grand Jurors for the county of Houston, selected and'sworn for the 1st week of the May Term, 1879, res pectfully submit these, otrr general pre sentments. We, through appropriate committees, have examined into the af fairs bf ottr County, and report as fol lows: ROADS AND -BRIDGES. We find the roads and bridges in good order, with the following excep tions: The rbad leading from Henderson to Hawkinsville at Big creek, known as Brown’s Hill, is in a dangerous and al most impassable condition, and we again call the attention of our commis sioners to it. The bridges at Houston Factory. Limestone creek, Slappey’s Mill and crooked bridge at Dry creek (or vibe versa,) hre needing repairs; also, the fords at Thurmond’s as well as Gray’s mill, and the causeway at West bridge; to all of which we call the attention of our commissioners, and urge them to attend to tflfese repairs without dtelay ■ PUBLIC PROPERTY. We find the Court House in good re pair, the jail in good condition, cleanly kept, and the prisoners well provided for; but would recommend that it be ceiled overhead. The Poor House is in good repair and the inmates well cared for by the keeper. RECORDS AND FINANCES. We have examined the records of the county officers, a toll find them all neat ly and correctly kept: The Justices of the Peace bf the 769, 887, 928, 619, 500, 970, 542, 541, and 432 districts failed to hand in their dockets as the law required. Also, all the Notaries Public nud Ex-Offibio Jus tices of the Peace, cicept that of the 771st district. The County Treasurer’s books show a cash balauce on hand of (§5,228 14.) five thousand two hundred and twenty- eight dollars aud fourteen cents, and the county out of debt. • In view of this flattering state of the county’s iinnu cial affairs, we recommend that the tax es be reduced so as to cover only the necessary i xpenses of the conntv. The Tax Collector reports $539 15 collected on tax executions of 1877, and he Las paid out the same as follows: To County School Com’r. $205.00 * * State 185.63 “ County. 148 52 $539.15 On tax executions of 1878 $320.50, which amount is now in his hands, L-ai- iug a balance of tax executions of 187b nncollecU-d 997,Oi. COUNTY JUDGE. The following is an exhibit of the number of criminal cases disposed of by the. County Judge duriDg the year ending May 1st, 1S79. Number of cases tried 111. Ain’t rec’d for flues and for feitures $823 00 Paid out for costs lf)4.00 COMMISSIONERS’ COURT. County Commissioners’ Court of Houston eouuty met pursuant to ad journment this June 2nd, 1879. Present—J. M. Davis, J. W. Wimber ly, J. M, Walden, W. M. Gordon and J. G Brown, presiding. Minutes of lust meeting read and confirmed. The committee appointed last meet ing consisting of W. M. Gordon and E. Jackson, made their report as request ed,—said report received and ordered filed away. Ordered that the following commit tee, consisting of J. M. Davis, J. M. Walden, W, M. Gordon, J. M. Culpep per, J. M. Gray, and Elbert Fengan, be appointed to investigate the' building of a bridge at Gray’s mill, near Fort Yalley, with power to act in the premi ses, and that this board approve their action. The publication of the notice for ap plication to the General Assembly to pass a local or special bill to authorize the County Commissioners of said coun ty to purchase property sold for state and county taSeS,- and for other pur poses, is approved by this board. Ordered that the petition to open i church and school road, commencing at the Alfred Gliett ford, on the' Travel ler’s Rest road, and rufrntng 21 miles to Providence Church, be granted, pro viding there is no objection made and no expense to tbe county; and it is or dered that G. J. Mtfrray, S. W. J. Har ris, W. E. Boler, B. M. Gurr and Dr.- E. Y. Steadman, be appointed review ers to investigate and mark out the sameif of public utility, and make their report to this board by the first Mon day in July next Ordered that that the resignation of M. A. Edwards/ as road commissioner of the 492d district,- G. M., be accept ed, and that James M. McKenzie be appointed in his place. Grdered that W. M. Gordon and E. Jackson be appointed to have a notice published in accordance with the act of the General Assembly, approved' Dec. 3, 1878, to apply to the Legislature for an'act to authorize and empower the County Commissioners of said county to let out- the building and .repairing of. bridges in said county for lb years,- and' >r other purposes therein named. Rid. to credit- of county; 819.00 Leaving of Ins salary to tie paid by the county $381.00. In commou with many others of our citizens we had been led to suppose that the civil Costs accrueing to the Judge of this cohrl were much greater than they really are, the whole sum of theso costs collected is only $218.00, while ot those uncol lected not more than $100 are upon sol vent parties. Taking this fact into ^consideration, and believing that this court results in great saving to the county, under the law ns it is, we fix the salary at twelve hundred dollars, as it has beoi heretofore. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. Wo are pleased So speak in the high est terms of our preseut Board of Conn- ty Commissiohers. They have greatly curtailed the expenses of onr count}- while the public business of every kind over which they have jurisdiction has been administered in the best possible manner. CofoiiY sChoOl commissioner’s report FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR 1878. Am’t of school fnnd on hand from 1877 $ 410.78 State appropriation 1878. 1,988.20 Poll tax collected and retained t.i me 2,564.63 u motion adjourned to the 1st Mon- in July next. £-. Jaghsox. Gltrfe.- Total ain't of inoney to pay all claims. §4,963.61 Amounts of fands due for all claims against school bc&rds ending Jam 1st, 1879, for the scholastic year 1878: Paid on teachers’ sects. 70 per cent. $4,494.42! Paid W. F. Killen for all ser vices including enumeration of school population and all other expenses in his office. 415,00 §5419 §4,909.42. Bal. on hand as credit for the school year 1879. Number white schools, 32. “ colored ** 26. Average attendance, l,426f. '• Atf-ended schools across the line in adjoining counties, 49. Total 1,475. MISCELLANEOUS We recommend that the time of hold ing the Soperidij Courts in this County be changed to? 1st Mondays in April and October. It- is the unanimous feeling of this body that a tax of one dollar per head should be assessed upon dogs, and. we therefore urge the passage of an art' by We also recommend that onr commis sioners have the Court House and such other public property as’ may fie neces sary, insured. Resolved, i That we note with nre anil satisfaction the energy ap.ddis patch bf public - business displayed at the present session of court, and hope for their .continuance uutil our^ dockets shall be once cleaned, and when our> people shall not be repaired at so_ much sacrifice of .their own. private interests to be in attendance on public business of the county: Resotvffl,- That we again nigs that the pay of jurors be increased to ttfro dollars per day. Resolved, That we recommend that our members in tbe General Assembly endeavor to have the present statute in regard to the revision of the jury sys tem so amended as to make the revis- ibn committee consist of the most up right and experienced fcilikens of the county, not officers in cdfitftiisSion. In taking leave of His Honor, Judge Simmons, we tender _liim oar thanks for courtesies extended, also to the So lieitor General for the Same. We recommend that iiiese present ments b» published in The Houston Home Journal and Fdrt Yalley Mirror. B. W. Brown, Foreman. LANIER HOUSE, MACON, GEORGIA. B. DUB, Proprietor. J O Watson, J W Taylor, J H Clark, IF Murpli, J H Hose; J J Dasher, J D Tharpe J W Clark. E S Wellons, Wm Brunson, C W Holleman, J F Hodges, J D Martin, D G Jones, t\ 7 m W Cook, C H Moore, J W Woolfolk, Sr. C D Anderson, Sr. J M McKenzie, Geo H White. Ordered that the foregoing present ments be published as requested by the Grand Jury. By tl>e Court, C. L. Babtlett, Solicitor General. May 29, 1879; A true extract from the minute:! Hotlstbn Superior Coutt. D, H. Culler, cierk S. O. of GENERAL PRESENTMENTS Op Grand Jury 2nd week.—Houston Superior Court. We the Grand Jury selected and sworn for the 2nd week of the May Term of 1879, of Houston Superior Court, find that the Jury of last week considered and acted on all the busi ness of the eouilty; We recommehd as a matter of Pub lic convenience that the County Com missioners purchase » suitable clock and place it in the court room. We return thanks to his Honor Judge T. J. Simmons and to the Solici- ior General, C LBilrtletfc, for kindness and courtesies extended to this body. We re'qnSst that these presentments bo published iu the Houston Home Journal and Fort Yalley Mirrof. George H White Foreman George B Plant James O WardlOw Fr> d Si Houser Walter E Brown William D Day Aimer C bryan Watkins L Kaiuey John W H?dga C B Welboru J M Culpepper Penning T Moore Leonidas Blewster Bam W J Harris George Paul Wiiliam Brunson David C Dunbar Matthew S Ji-bsou utorjre S Hash: in Ordered that the foregoing present- rnents be published as requested by the Grand Jiuy. By the Court. C. fi. Bartlett, Buiieitoi General. June 3rd 1879. A true extract from minutes of Hous ton Superior Court. D. H. Culler, Clerk. S. C. M F Etheridge James A Hid Ben b’ G*iwart Ben J Dasher IN MEMORIAM. Died in Houston county od the 30th of December last, Mrs. LucretiaBrown, relict of Williams Brown, late of said county deceased. She was born on the 13th of May 1813, afid was therefore in her 66th year. She joined the M. E. Church in 1834, and was a consistent member till death. She had great Christian faith, and under a sense of God’s superintending provideiicfe, was habitually resigned to His will. Her children, Who knew her best, while they sificerdy mourn her loss, show the pow er of a mother’s exafnple and a inoth- er’s care. Frofn infancy she had in stilled into thfeir mifids ■ correct princi ples rnd gave them the power of a Christian’s example. Nor has -her ex- 1 ample been lo3t npon them. She was twice married: onfie to Da vid Clark, Septeinber 3rd/ 1S28, and last to Williams Browif, DeeeiBber 31st, 1S54. Her last husband’s death, whieh Oeourred a few years before her own, was the Occasron-bf her Spirital improve ment, and tended to prepare her for her own end. She told tlie writer then, at the time of his burial, that she felt it a call to her, and that'she would seek to be ready when her time should come. She was a kind neighbor, firm friend, and well beloved by aH who knew her. She was one of tnb few remaining links which connected the present with the past generation; and afforded an excel lent example of the sterling integrity aDd true benevolence, which the age in which she was raised and educated/ Wes. more prolific, perhaps, than the pres ent. . We sometimes mourn the loss of these representatives of a past- genera tion, and feel that the pure light which they shed npon earth wiiileJiving will, after they liav.e left qs, go out forever. “Bat *Es i Thus siar by star declines, Till aH a-e passed avay, As morning high, and higher shine3 To pure anil perfect day; Nor sint those sens iu empty night. But hide themselves in Heaven’s uvn light-’’ FREE OMNIBUS From and to the Dejiot. THE GENUINE DR. C. MeldANS’S . Ceiebrqted Amtricall .. WORM SPECIFIC OR SYMPTOfidS OF WORMS. T HE countenance is pale and leaden colored, with occasional flushes,, or a circumscribed spot on cine or both cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pu pils dilate; an azure seniieircle runs along the lower eyedid; the nose is ir ritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds; a swelling of the upper lip; orcaslpiial headache, with humming or thtdbb'iiig of the ears; an unusual secretion of saliva; slimy or furred tongue; breath very foul, particularly in the morning; appetite variable, sometimes voracious, with a gnawing sensation of the stom ach, at others, entirely gone; fleeting pains in the stomach; .occasional nausea and vomiting; violent pains throughout the abdomen; bowels ir regular, at times costive; stools slimy; not unfrequently tinged with blood; belly swollen and hard; urine turbid; respiration occasionally difficult, and accompanied by hiccough; cough sometimes dry and convulsive; uneasy and disturbed sleep, with grinding of the teeth; tempei variable, but gener ally irritable, &c. Whenever the above symptoms are found to exist, DR. C. McLANE’S VERMIFUGE will certainly effect a cure. IT DOES ftOT CONTAIN MERCURY in any form: it is aii innocent prepara tion, not capable of doing the slightest injuiy to the. most tender infant. The genuine Dr. McLane’s Ver mifuge bears the signatures of C. Mc- Lane and Fleming Bros, on the wrapper. :o: UR. C. McLANE’S LIVER PILLS die not rfccorniueijded as a remedy “for all the ills tliat flesh is heir to,’.’, but ill affections of the liver, -and in all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia and Sick Headache, o’r diseas&sof that ch able ter; they stand without a rival. AGUE AND FEVER. No better cathartic can be used preparatory to, or after taking Quinine. As a simple purgative they are unequaled. BEWARE OF HIITATIOSS. The genuine arc never sugar coated. f!ach box has a red wax seal on the lid with the impression Du. McI.ane’s Liver Pills. Each wrapper bears the signatures of C. McI.ane and Fleming IIros. © Insist Upon having the genuine Dr. C. Mc- Lane’s Livar Pills, prepared by Fleming Bros., of Pittsburgh. Pa., the market being full of imitations of the name 31cLane? spelled differently hilt same pronunciation. TUTUS INTRODUCES, A TORPID LIVER is the fruitful source of many diseeass, promi nent anion: which ore ‘ DYSPEPSIA, SICK-HEABACHE, COSTrVEKESS, DYSENTERY, BILIOUS FEVER, A6UE AND FEVER, JAUNDICE, PILES, RHEUMATISM, KIDNEY COM PLAINT, COLIC, ETC. SYMPTOMS GF A TORPID LIVER. Load of Appetite and Nausea, the bowels are ccativo, but sometimes alternate with looseness; Pam in the Head, accompanied withaPuBsenaationia thsbackpart, Pain in the rfrfiL aide and under the shoulder- blade, falln&as after eating, with a disin clination to exertion cfTiody ormind, Irri- LCS3 Oi tability of temper, Xtorr tspirits, memory, with, afeelihs of having neglected some duty, General wearine3s; Piaraaess/ nuttering attha Heart. Pots before ths eyea, TeUoW $Snj Headache generally over the right eye, Regtleaanesa at niffet with fitful dream#,' EJghly colored Urine. U 1 THESE WASHINGS ARE HNEBEBEDj SERIOUS DISEASES WILL S0&N BEDEVELOPED. TUTT’S PILLS are especially adapted to stre'h cases, a single -dose effects such a change of feeling ad' to astonish the sufferer. P- TUTT’S PILLS etc compound ad from snbfifauceB f h«t sre free from any properties that can injure the most-delictft* organization. They Scarehj ^eanriej Parify, and Invigorate the entire System. By reHerin# the *n- Cor^ed Liver, they cleanse lhe blood from poieonoushumors, and:has impart to the body, casein? health a&d vitality to I the bowels to act satnrally 9 without which no one can feel vrcll. A Noted Divine sa^s: ~ Sir; Far ten years I bare been is. Constipation and Plica. Lr.fct have goad appetite, _ gfiod.Kon®. *nd I hare ruined They axe worth u!*r st< aolidfi worth tlittr weight in gold. Rzr. R. L. SlIlPSON, LonfsrHU, Kj T_ . Their first effect is ftr lisereaac the Appetite; and cause the body to Take ou FIcah, thus the ETUtemisnonrixiie^andby their Tonic Ac-, den on the Digestive Organa, Regular i are produced. OB. J. F.' HAYWOOD, OF KEJVYORX, SAYS:- Koring the Liver to “2 normal junction*, and lor tjm, parposo no remedy his grer been invented that haa as happy an effect as TUTT’S FILLS.” . SOLD EVERYWHERE, PRICE 25 CENTS, dffice- 35 JJInrray Street, New York. Dr. TUTT’S MANUAL of Valuable Inf or-, cation and Useful Receipts” win be nailed free on application. TUTT’S HAIR DYE. Gray Kale or ‘WinszERa chanired io & Glohbt Gfflde, 35 Murray St., New York,' FOR 1079* jUSE THIS BRAND; The undersigned will be fdnnd Jit hi old stand in with a Complete stock of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, DRY COODS, SHOES ANd HATS^ . Wliich he proposes to sell as cheap as anv other house in Perry for Cash. All persons wanting goods on Time must make good papers—such as I can I will also at all times in • season keep FBESH BEEF, MUTTON, aiia KIDS; as I expect to keep np a regular meat market, and ask all the people to patronize and encourage miv to dajso. J. W. MANN. F a. jobson, « Aunsjii. •" Perry, Georgia. Sewing Machines, Jewelry, Guns, Locks, and ev erything in his lino repaired and fitted up in the most substantial manner. All work not calledior in ten days after being irifshod Will be sold to pay charges. firifsh: ■ea-All Work Sone proniuCy and St the iowc? rices for cash, - C C. AXDEESON, « Attounf.-z at Lew, Hawkinsville, Ga. BW Will practice in the courts of Pulaski, Hous ton and adjoining counties. C. (J. 'DUNCAN, A. B. MIDLER IHJSCAj* & MILLER, Xia-w, Attbriioys at Perry, Ga. Practice in the conrts of Houston and adjoining counties, Supreme Court o Georgia, United States Courts, and else where by special contract. jau 16 ly ANEW SERIAL. What a Wife Can Do. BY MISS MARY E. BaRTLETT. —IN THE— SAVANNAH WEEKLY MEWS BEST IN THE WOUtl); And belief tMn any Sal- crat(i£ f One teaspoonfnl of this Soda vrifh 'sour milk equals Four teaspoonfnls of the best Baking Powder, saving Twenty Times r its cost. See package for val uable information. If the teaspoon .iS r Ida large mfiiVtlood not ptodhee good resnlhr at fitst, nse less afterwards. ~ " TO TIIE FARMERS IN-a TEREST/ ’OF SATURDAY, APRIL 12th, Will appear the first chapters of a new serial story,) entitled “WHAT A Wll’ECAN HO/* from the gift ed pen of Miss &ahy E. Bartlet r, of Cave Springs, Ga. The story is one of absorbing interest, and will ran tlirongli eight or ten numbers of the Weekly. Tiic scene of the romance is. laid in Eu rope—chiefly in London and Paris—and the au thor, evidently familiar vp tli the, localities she so vividly describes, through the medium of a pleas ing fiction imparts to her readers the additional pleasure of a tom* of the continent. Subscription $2 a ye&r, $1 for six months. Mon ey can be sc • t by money order, registered letter, or express at c ur risk. J. H. ESTILL, Savannah. Ga. O E a- A IT S ■y • i , . ,, I Lave opened a Gin Shop nt Geu. ..r- ‘ .* f * -:>•« •• - * . i Warrens old place one and a half miles ■; * V : *5. . -, ...» from Perry wllferh Iain prepared to dd all kinds of GIN WORK for the least monty. I shall nse the best material and war- * t _ * i» • • * rant every job of work. No money rd- qnired nr til the Work is fnl! tested. Orders respectfnlljr solicited Langdon, W. Poosbh, Perry Ga. tme eoffigTT tsettsg; TWENTY BOOMS Ju t opened on Second Street, necond door from 7 Pox>lar, nc.vt to VV. W. Collina’ Carringo Repoaitory: rJJACOM, cloRGlA. J TABER ORGAN combines all tfco Essential qualities requisite in a First Class Instrument. The Cases are models of beauty, made of solid walnut, Carvings of walnut, thoroughly seo> soned stock, put together honestly, smoothly fin ished, made for durability and service. The Patent 8top Action,' JjKd-.othcr mechanical arrangements, are of the ’ construction, easily ad- HUipiC^tUU UtUGkh WU9UULUUU l .CWt , and sot liable to get out of order. The Musical Combinations are of great variety and excellence. Superior Power, Depth, Sweetness, and Evenness ef Tone, and Fine Solo and other effects, are among the desirable qualities of these Organs. Every Organ waxrantod for FIVE YEARS. Send for Catalogue and Price List. TABER ORGAN COMPANY, WORCESTER, MASS. THE WILGOX&WHITE ORGAN CO. Meriden, Conn. U.S.JL Having been compelled to give Up the National Hotel, I have located a» above, and am prepared to • urnisli first-class board by the dar, week or? month at reasonable rates. Shall be glad to boo any of my old friends aud patrons. Vary respectfully. E. C. CORBETT. B00KW ALTER ENCilN*. Compact, substantial, ecenea-* leal aud easily managed. Our-" anteed to work w*ll snd 'give 1 and boiler complete, ineindisg governor, vump, etc. (and bor ing) st the low price of S Horso Powor, - $51X Mf : iK “ - - StS 04! C'A •• " - SUM JAkJlb XiEffEL & GO., bB/iue- field, Ohio. NEW HARNESS SHBP J. F. HOIVIPHREYt, rerry, Ueurgi*. H AVISGlocatPd-in Terry nrxt door to the store of Moore & Bro., I reqicctfr.Uy solicit a lib.isl share of the public jiatronagc. 1 keep on hand SADDLES, fSBxfiLES, AXD HARyKSS, or make them to order. z&ixdxr&r. Neatly aid prntnpfiy jfrtC. IRiCES LOW- “Children's Blow Psda!s,”( Adjusted or ramoisdirislaiitlyV Invented and ExcJusivBly usadby this Cfipaiiy, The most, popular Organs of the day! BfMLLED S QUALITY. “The waeoi: As White Organ lastruetor ' ia the BEST and CHEAPEST ia the inarkat i Send For Rkistruiol Catalogue. FURNITUSr FREIGHT FREE.' ^5 bsxiezLy NEW AND ELEGANT STOCX OF zpjJ^z.T'Crx.rr-TJ^ijsi {aat received and for sale at Fo prices. a 355Y AT KOTSIZ; •A Hearse can be ioraished its order at »flv 'llStt. i ohthprtnctlcr. I calf lie found in the !'ay"tin» ■ mylEtore. next tf-the-hotcl; at night zt my r " adjoining Dr. Havss. Furniture Made to %y-^.. and repaired at viic.rtino>le£ T.triaj. C)c mdV mad.-, for ladies, gcnSetaen and children. SaiiTLETS UMRIVALLLD BEDS. GECit O D pat:l,’ itBBY.GEl B'lA.