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The Home Journal. jjlDjisDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 4. ‘ ====Cr ^50TH£B. GOOSE- — — jjtiilor H< me Jour iaL— X small Tout appreciative bouse greets . jlotber Goose upon her appearance Cook’s Hall last evening. We bad hoped the old girl a laree crowd, and think she should be disappointed that r e of her children were not present, jliss Susie Etheridge looked and ac ted the P» rt to perfection. She as M. goose is hard to head, and as a young lady-well there ain’t no heading her. All the little ones acted their parts v ell and each mother may feel that her darling is the biggest little goose in ^Tbe show was terminative by a pan tonine, in which Mr. Chas. E. Gilbert and Mrs Heldt bore the chief parts. Their acting was simply elegant, hut B o belter than was expected of them, as their talents are well known to he of the bigest order. About §48 ized, Oun Trade Issue.—Week after next we will issue one thonsand extra copies of Tub Home Journal, and it will be devoted especially to the business inter ests of Perry. ^ ■ ' Ho fob the Fair!—Next week The Home Journal will be devoted princi pally to the II0U6T0N County Faib. A large mimbor of extra copies Fill he printed. • Oub merchants are preparing for a large business this fall, and they will apeak to the people liberally through our columns in a few days, was real- * * * Gents Furnishing Goods always on hand at 2t. A. B. SCHILLINGS & Co. 1 Thb best net results are obtained by selling your cotton near home. Take it to A. J. Mabtin’s Planters Warehouse at Fort Valley and be convinced. Plenty of plucky buyers. tf. Clothes made to order at Short No tice, Latest Style, and Be.-t Workman ship. A Fit Guaranteed at 2t. A. B. Schillings & Co, Cabby your cotton to the Planters Brick Fire-proof Warehouse at Fort Valley, The very liignest price will be obtained, tf. “Cotton is still King” and A. J. Mnr- tiuatthe Planters Brick Warehouse, Fort Valley, knows to perfection how to handle this King. Send him your part of the king. tf • Keep’s Partly made Dress Shirts Con stancy ou Hand, and Measures taken for Keep’s Custom made Shirts—Fits Warranted. Keep’s “Magnum Bouum” Shirts at $1,00. 2s. A. B Shilling & Co. ■ Agents for lloust.in- County. Died.—On the 1-t. iusfaut, Mary Edna, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Malaby, aged three years eleven months and eight days.—Jesus has said, “Suf fer little children to come unto me, for of snehis the Kingdom of Heaven.” * * Depth of Miss Minnie Nolley.—We are pained to announce the death of Miss Minnie Nolley, of Hampton. Af ter a lingering illness her lovely spirit singed its way to the “land beyond the river,” and the untimely death of one eopnre and beautiful hns clouded many hearts with mourning. The Old Booh.—In another column *ill be found the card of the Old Bock Warehouse .at Hawinsville. Dr. Fleet- Food is the same genial, energetic, Fide awake business man, ever watch ful of the interest of his customers, and •brays giving them the fullest satisfac tion. With him will be found' that ®ost estimable gentleman, Mr. Shine Lawson. We give this house our commendation as worthy of patronage nul fullest confidence. The Largest, Cheapest and Best Se eded Stock of Beady Made Clothing brought to Perry since the war,can now be found at 2t. A. B. Schillibg & Co’s. HAWKINSVILLE. A Yisit to this Thriving Young City. Some of iTsENTEnpBises and Business Men.—Boat Building, etc. Last Friday we awoke in the “wee sma’ hours” for a drive to onr lively neighbor town. The moon soon de serted us, aud at West bridge we were guided almost solely by the light which was gathered up and reflected by the sand which has recently been hauled upon the old rotten ccrduroy. It now makes a fust-class road, and we hope the floods will not sweep it away into the labyrinths of jungle and mack be low. We would Ue’-e suggest that- when the county can spare funds "this road ought to be built considerably higher arid some wider, and a new bridge will soon be needed badly. The embank ment and abutment on -the south side pf Big Indian ought also to be restored and improved. At Limestone creek an attempt to cross the elegant new bridge by the twinkling star light, resulted in the ne cessity of a back out, for the abutments were not yet completed. As the old bridge is considered dangerous for neavy loads, and the approaches almost impassable in bad weather, the new bridge should be put in use at once, es pecially as it has been completed nearly three weeks. Some of our HawkinsviUe friends re quested us to get after the county offi cials about the roads, and urge their be ing put into good condition. We no ticed that the road in Houston was in first-class order, and would be made goi d with a little work and grading down of hills in two or three places, but at Buck creek, in Pulaski, the road was misera bly bad,—very steep, rocky, and badly washed. So we can say to our Huwk- insville friends this proverb: “Physi cian, heal thyself.” The only other matter of note were the elegant improvements being made by Mr. James E. Laidler at his planta tion three miles this side of Hawkins- ville. We reached the city in time for breakfast,.which was obtained at the Seal borough House, a convenient, neat and well arranged hotel, which is well kept by Mr. B.F. Boon, formerly of Perry. place to put up at, Wu soon were greeted by many FORMER HOUSTONIANS, who are now in various employments here, among them were— Mr. Drury V. Taylor, now sheriff of Pulaski county. Mr. J. Jacobus, as genial and thor ough-going as ever; and with him Sam Caldwell, whose heart yet yearns to wards Perry, and we know why. Mr. Jno, H. Powers, of the Macon & AT THE CROSS. EX HUGH r. OLIVER. O the Cross, the Cross of Christ. * . Bright with gjury, -net with blood: From the dying sacrifice Poors down loves divines! flood! O Christ, Thon for me hast died; Keep me by Thy riven side: Here my sonlin sorrow stands. Bless me with Thy pierced handl Now Thy Father doth forsake. And yet nearer comes to me! All alone in Thy heart-ache. Hy Bonl flies from sin to Thee, O Christ in Thine agonv. My soul sympathizing see: Dying, let me with Thee die. And from sin forever fly.' O my Lord, Thy heart hath broke! My heart braised shall not break; Thyself hast received the stroke, Justly given for my sake— O Christ, Thon hast conquered sin Which wonld pay its death to me: By the vic'try Thon didst win, Give me immortality— Cross of Jesns, Cross of Christ, Bright with glory, wet with blood! From the dying sacrifice Ponrs down love’s divinestBood. O Christ, Thon for me hast died; Keep me by Thy riven side; Brad to Thee by closest bands,. Clasp me with Thy pierced hands! July, 1871. Houston county Fair—October 1st. •aa2nd. Dost.—A small gents breast pin set Fithbrillaints lost in Perry last Saturday •veuing. The finder will.be liberally re- ,w ded by leaving it at this ofice. Lot. of. Yonth’s, Boy’s and i’s, Clothing ever seen in Perry s “o» At the Store of A. B. Schilling & Oo. Fill ve quite a number of new ad- ents in this paper which we ooticc specially in onr next: trial of the impeachment of comp- ®er general Goldsmith began in the j Senate Monday, -Chief Justice l'*** presiding Rice Mxll- ^Putting up a mill to clean rice ’■Gib eSt maimer ii nd on reasonable p my place seven miles west of rife • the patronage of the |»w of Houston and adjoining lam very Respectfully E.'J. McGehee, 2 m. ■ Perry, Ga. 4 °2U.—' Jackson’s Best Sweet Navy —Dec. 4th ly FROM HAYNEVILLE. Editor Home Journal— Cotton is openning, picking has be gun and the sullen thud of the cotton basket is heard in the land. It sounds glorious. We fanners will be in a push until December, but we will enjoy it, especially taking the fleecy staple to market. How big we do feel after be ing without money all the summer and get a few “dollars of onr daddie’s” in our pockets, there is nothing like it. Mr. John Marshall has returned from an extended tour through North Geor gia. He says for his health, possibly something else. Mrs. Milton Smith, of Barbour county Ala., and Miss Lizzie Spence of Camilla Ga., have been ou a visit to their relatives in Hayneviile. Misses Pauline Pinckard and Lucia Rutherford haye returned to Forsyth to school, We are very sorry to see them leave and they will be missed very much. The night beforejtliey left, they were treated to a very nice serenade by Misses Laura and Nannie Bunn and Miss Durham Wimberly. The music was exquisite, there was but one"objec- Our readers can find no better tion aud that was, there was not enough of it. Next morning when the young ladies were kissing eacti other goodbye, for the first and only time in my life, I wanted to be a girl too. But adieu to to the young ladies, aud new for snakes and a “big snake too. I sent a negro boy off to haul seme fodder the other day, and he came back home presently and said there was a snake in the field as big as an ox, but on investigation his trail measured only 5 inches. The monster could not be Brunswick Bailroad, has the contract' found as lie had retreated to a very for driving the piles for the foundation ot the new bridge. Dr. A W. Peurifoy is doing quite an extensive practice. W. J. Boon is opening a.store in the new brick hotel. Capt. Geo. W. Holmes has a contract ou the- new government steam snag bout. Esquire Jas. H. Hodges is with the firm of John Henry & Sou. Henry Sandlin, of Henderson, is with Mi D. Wilcox. . John Coleman-is still with Fcrgnrson & Parsons, Hodge & Taylor and Kit Anderson are practicing law successfully. Joe B. Kiug is doing well at the jew eler’s business. IMPROVEMENTS. Since our last visit Messrs. D. C. Joiner & Bios, have erected a very handsome two-story building of brick with iron trimmings. A new jail is being built by the coun ty authorities. It is of brick with iron cages, and will cost only some three or four thousand dolars. The county Is also building an excel lent iron bridge across the Ocmulgee river, which will not only be an honor, to it, but of immense importance to the people. The government is building a steam snag boat for cleaning out the river.— It will be about 7 5 feet long, and a very stout concern, with steam cranes, etc. Mr. B." B. Woods’ new boat is at a standstill, awaiting the engines and ma chinery. It teems to bo a neat and serviceable boat. We noticed one or two neat residen ces going up,' and the stores in the new brick hotel are being completed. We found Brother Woods, of the Dis patch at his office, ns genial as ever, and his assistant, Mr. Beverly, qmte busy. The Dispatch is a remarkably excellent and successful paper, and its proprietor deserves great praise for his achieve ments. One enterprise in the suburbs of HawkinsviUe and Pine.Levelis the vine yard of Messrs. Schneider & Staiowski. They have four acres in Concord aud Delaware grapes, ana make large quan tities of excellent wine: which they sell at a very reasonable price. HawkinsviUe has an excellent public library, with a neatly fitted up hall. It also has a-benevolent association in active operation. It has the usual church and school facilities, and its society, is re fined and sociable, audits people among the most hospitable we ever saw. Its thick branch, much, to my regret-. This is a big snake story, but I can prove it, if any one doubts it. Glad to know that tliu fair question has been settled. Every one ought to take an inteiest 111 it, if he has nothing to exhibit but a pig. Wherever you see a prosperous people, you will find they take a great interest in their comi ty fairs. Take.Thomas county hr in stance. Is there a move prosperous county in the State? Why is this? Because a few years past, they organ ized a county -fair and every one took an interest in it aud they are now as in teresting as the State Fair, Cannot Houston do the same?- I think we can, if we w.ill try. Then let every man look and see what he cau carry to the fair. If he gets beateu it is no disgrace, and will stimulate him for another trial. If nbthing happens I shall bring my horse, Tamerlane. But I have tress passed too long on your space. So I close and remain as ever, Yours until death' St. Elmo. P. S. Did yon ever hear of Physi cians being called on for road duty? Planters Take Notice. Mr, H. S. Holdridge is now repair ing old Gins cheaper than ever. Saws filed or sharpened for llj to lo cents each. New Breasts and Brusl es in pro portion. All warranted equal to any work in the State. New Gins below c ost. Second haDd gins as good as new and in perfect order, cheaper than can be bought any where. 2w. H. S. Holdbidge. September 4 th. 1879. Mabshallville, in our sister coun ty, is preparing cn masse for the Hous ton County Fair. The Board of Managers of the Libra ry will meet at the Library Boom on Monday evening 8th. of September at S o’clock. A full attendance is earnest ly requested. * -A. S. Giles Pref. ' Oub County Fair on the Boom. The enthusiasm has spread to Macon, Pulas ki and Bibb counties, “Let her roll” An Extensi ve ' Lot of Fine Cloth, Woosted and Cassimeres, both Impor ted and Domestic at 2t A B. Schilling & Co’s. - All about the Houston County Fair in next week’s Hqke Journal—a large edition will be printed. business men' are noted for enterprise, By request of a great majority of aud they are now pnsbing trade in eveiy citizms Mother goose will-repeat her direction. Quite a number of them entertainment in a short time. Full have secured advertising space in The j p rriculars next week. Eomf Journal, and concerning them them we will have something to say in other columns Pl !f’ Gin ’ cane | to sell-will please j ‘Sid J , feet! le or castings of any j the at this office. A Farm—Wanted—To Purchase- Cheap.—A gcod and well improved farm containing 200 to 250 acres. One half or two-third cleared river or creek land. Payments hair twelve in; Conkling has written a firm and de cided declination to address a county fair in New York, where he had previ ously consented to make an effort, The Senator touchiugly-alluries to the “great demands on his time.” There isn’t question time Lord Boscbe’s time will he JACOBUS & CO.’S Mammoth Dry Goods House* HAWKINSYILLE, CA, To our kind friends in Houston who sustained us for the past five years, we extend our grateful acknowledge ment and hope for a continuance of their patronage, as we will certainly make it to their very best interest. Our stock is is very labge. and one of the most complete in Southwest Georgia. Notwithstanding the great advance in all kinds of dry goods, we will offer our entire stock of Fall and Winter Goods for the next sixty days at last yeab’s prices. Very respectfully, Jacobus & Co. For §1.00.we will send you by mail a better shirt than any of those partly made. -Try one. Jacobus & Co. DRESS GOODS. In tbis this department we can safely say that we.take the lead. We have over 100 pieces of the choicest patterns and styles. Worsteds from 10 cts up wards to the Finest Silks. All the new styles of trimmings to match. Jacobus & Co. For 50 cents we will send you a good 2 button kid glove by mail. Jacobuus & Co. CLOTHING! CLOTHING! Owing to the rapid increase in this branch, we were compelled to build a new store next to our large Dry Goods House, where we have opened a Large AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, which has been made expressly for us, and which we guarantee equal to any Merchant Tai loring Work, at prices that will defy competition. Jacobus & Co. Our Cloaks aud Shawls must be seen to be appreciated. Jacobus & Co. tutfsT PLIiliY MALE SCHOOL. • Mew rpHE FALL TEEM OF BSE PERRY MALE SCHOOL MACON, Briqfc ii>o-Pt oof mrnituM FRflGHT FREE Wd["PhO!!Sp,. . i M.W a\I)yrecxft, FURN XTtm» f->ei received aud for rale af Tff BUY AT HOlUff. ' - GEORGIA. PILL INTRODUCED, 1865. A TOWllVER Is tho fruitful source of many diseases, promi nent among which arc DYSPEPSIA, SICK-HEADACHE, COSTIVENESS, DYSENTERY, BILIOUS FEVER, AGUE AND FEVER, JAUNDICE, PILES, RHEUMATISM, KIDNEY COM- PLAINT, COLIC, ETC. SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. liQss of Appetite and Uausea, the bowela are costive, but sometimes alternate with Iooaono33, Fain ip the Head, accompanied with aDull sensation in the backpart, Pain in the right side and under the shoulder- blade, fullness after eating, with a disin clination to exertion of body or mind, Irri tability of tamper. Low spirits, Ecesol memory, with a feeling of having neglected some duty, General weariness; Dizziness, Fluttering at the Efeart. Dots before the eyea, Yellow Skin, Headache generally over the right eye, Hestle3sness at night with fitful dreams, highly coloredTfrine. IF THESE WAEHTNGS ABF UNHEEDED, SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED. r TUTUS PILLS are especially adapted to such cases, a single dose effects such a change of feeling as to astonitfh the sufferer. fc Turrs pills ere componndad from substances that ore free from any properties that con injure the most delicate organization. Tbey Search, Cleanse, Purify, and Invigorate the entire riystem. By relic-ring the en gorged Liter, they cleanse llie blood- from poisonous humors, and liras Impart health and Tltnlity to the body, canning the bowels to act naturally, without which no one can feel well. A.JMed Divine says: "‘" J ' ~~ 3 its I have been jgygjgt now a "Well man; —alar stools, solid flesh. ■Will open on ihe FIKST MONDAY IS SEPTEMBEB, 1879 and continue three calendar mouths TERMS:—$-00 to $4.00 per month, according to grade. D. Q. ABBOTT,- Principal. BEAUTIFUL MONUMENTS! I am now at work at the PERRY CEMETERY, patting np the cheapest, most be rutifnl and dura ble monuments heretofore known. My Patent Cement Gravestones are remarkably low-priced, and will stand the test of time. Call and see my work. WILLINi HAM’S WAREHOUSE. (OR x>site J. W. BURKE & CO’S Book Store.) SECOND STREET. Bring me your COTTON and I Will please you. B. L- WILLINGHAM. July 31—tf. W. C. YANDIGBIFF. OFFICE BIBB MANUFACTURING CO„l Macon, Ga., August 12th, 1S79.J Georgia, Alabama and Florida, thatwc have put in the old MACON MILLS A complete set of NEW MACHINERY, embracing all the latest improvements, with which we are now producing the justly celebrated MACON SHEETING We have been at great expense to insure a thor ough duplicate of these goods, and can say <hat the cloth we are now making is equal to anything ever produced South, and far superior to many popular brands now ou the maiket. tVe pledge ourselves to maintain the high stand ard of these goods, aud solicit from pur.-hasers, large and small, an examination of the goods, and a share of their patronage. Ask your merchant for Macon Sheeting, Shirting and: Drills. J. F. HANSON, Agent ” H. 0 MeOOKMICK’S Brick Warehouse (Near Court House,) HAWKINSYILLE, - - GEOEGIA. I tender sincere thanks to mj patrons for their liberal patronage, and hope by strict person.-^ at tention to. business to retain my old patrons and gain-many new ones. I hare the Best Warehouse and accommodations in HawkinsviUe—Largo lot, water, good dry shelters for stock. Bring mo your cotton. I will treat you right. Liberal Cash Advances on Cotton in Store. Agent for Gullet Cotton Gin D. G. ftlcCORMICK. 4@- AtS JOHN H. KENDRICK, formerly of Houston, is with me, Ang 7—tf. them l but -with little frith). 1 HOUSTON FEMALE COL LEGE. P..W, Johnson, A. M. Pres. Mrs, P, \V. Johnson, Music on Piano Other competent teachers w.ill be employed as necessity demands. Bates of Tuition. Paid monthly. 1st Class per month §1.00 2nd “ “ “ 3.50. Primary “ “ “ 2.50 Music .on Piano “ 4.00 French, Drawing, Shell Work and Hair work at usual rates.’ Calisthenics Free. The exercise of the above Institution will be. resumed in September. Board can be obtained in the same family with the teachers at Ten Dol lars per-Monlk. Pupils furnishing their own sheets, t-awel&and pillow cases. For further information addless the President, tf. H. L. Dennaed, President Board Trustees. Perry, Ga. August 13th. 1879. T are worth thefr , 1/raisrIlle, Ky TUTFS PILLS, Their first effect is to Increase tbe Appetite, and canse thS body to Take on Plcsb, liras the system is nourished, and by their Tonic Ac tion on the Digestive Organs, Regular Stools are produced. DR, J, F, HAYWOOD,. OF NEW YORK, SAYS?- SOLD EVERYWHERE, PRICE 25 CENTS. Office 35 Ulni-rny Street, New York. ty Dr. TUTTS MANUAL of Valuable Infor mation and Useful Receipts ” will be mailed/re? on application. TUTFS HAIR ME, Gbat Hair or Vhiskeb3 dunged to a Gloss! Black bj a single application of this Dxz- It im parts a Natural Color, acts Instantaneous!/, and is as Harmless as spring water. Sold bj Dm exists, or Beat by express on receipt of $L Office, 35 Murray St., New York. ANDREW FEMALE COLLEGE, CUTHBERT, GA. ladies will enter upon UsTwcnty-Seventh scho lastic year September 18th, proximo. Parents and guardians having daughters and wards to educate coaid not do better than to pat ronize this institution of learning. Teachers first-class. Course of study thorough and advanced. Charges for Board and Tuition ex ceedingly moderate, and the accommodatioas the very best. For additional particulars send for cat alogue to REV. A. I. HAMILTON, D, D., Ang 7—6w. President, C. O. DUNCAN. A. Ii. MILDER DUNCAN & MILLER, Attorneys at Iiaw, Perry, Ga. Practice in the conrts of Houston and adjoining counties, Supreme Court of Georgia, United States Conrts, and else whero by special con tract. jan 16 ly LOST. A Hearse can be furnished to order at any fifli# on short notice. I can be fottnd' in tbe day ti me # my store, next to the bofel; at night at my rtatt am# a** folAinffDr. HavxSr Furniture Made to C*rdefr sad' repaired ai short notice. Burial CIofhft. nfcA/ rcaiK-', I0Tlddies, gentlemen and children. BARTLET'S UNRIVALLED SPRING BEDS. George PAtrl/y FERRY. GEDRGIA. It is an established fact that Quinine or Ciuckonidia will stop Chills, ancT|fo’r this purpose there is nc better remedy. But it is .also an established fact that they do not remove the cause that pro duces the Chills. For if they did, the Chills would not return on the 7th, 14th, 21st or 28th day. - Then is it not money LOST to attempt to permanently cure the Chills with Qninine or Cinchouidia, when they do not remove the cause from the system that produces them? For uiitil the cause is removed, tho Chills will return. Tho FERRINE Is warranted to remove every cause from the system that produces the Chills, and if it fails to do this you will sustain no less, for every druggist is authorized to guarantee a permanent cure in every case, no matter of how long standing, and will refund the money if the Chills return after yon are through taking.— Positively, no cure, no pay. .Try it and be convinced. It contains Jno poison, and is perfectly tasteless. Sold by all druggists, and a permanent euro guar anteed in all cases. . FEBBESE MEDICINE CO., E. \V. Grove, Manager, Paris, Tenn. For sale by Hunt, Bankin;& Lamar, Wholesale Agents, Macon,'Ga. Ang 6—3m. USE THIS BRAND, BEST IN THE WOULD, And better ilinri any JSal. e rains. One teaspoonful of this Soda with son? milk equals Four teaspoonfnlsof the best Baking Powdtty We will |«iy Agents ai^uiiryoi blOU per month • nd or »i low * !nr“*’ coin uji Jos**Ji our . .w and wonderful iuvrsiiio »■*. R- menu \rhnl vttny* -ampin fr.‘». Addjt*jjaSuE*i:ii.is*fc Co . JVi.irDbail. Jfliclu MTI TqP G RICH& C07 Portland, 111# Maine, lor bust Agency Business in the tforld. Expensive Outfit Free. a Month and expenses guaranteed to f Agents. Outfit free. Silvw & Co.. Au- gusta, Maine. : YEAR and expenses to agents. Outfit 9111 Free. Address P. O. VICKERY, Augusta, •Maine. THE < OaSTITUTION CP THE UNITED STATES Sent free to any -address on receipt of 3- contstamp. Address Geo. I’. Rowel & Co., lOSpruce St., New York. T- T. MARTIN MANUFACTURES. AND DEALE’t IN Ttci* aodj Crani Ware. H the teaspoon is too large and tfewa not produce good results at liist, use less afterwards. TIIE FARMERS IN TEREST. PEBBY, GEOBGIA. TIN WAREOF ALL KINDS. nCH .HE WILL SELL CH ever oeforc offered in Perry. At Wholesale, Macon Prices will be Duplicated. J93F Roofing, Guttering, etc., done io order in tiih most approved style. Apl 3 lyr- I Lave opened a Gin Shop at Geu. Warrens old place one and a half mfletf from Perry Where Ianr prepared to &tf all kinds of GINlWORff for the least money. £ shall use the best material and wif' rant every job of work. Ko money rtf' qnired urtil the- work fs fully tested. Orders,respectfully solicited Langdox, W. Poosbr,- Yefry'G&r Is a perfect Bi.ood Pi-rifieb, and is the ocly^purely Vegetable remedy known to sci ence, that has made radical and Permanent Cures of Syphilis- and Scrofula in all their It thoroughly removes mercury from the system; it relieves the agonies of mercurial rheumatism, and speedily cures all sfrin dis eases. For Sale by C. B. Mans, Perry, Ga., and aD druggists. Provisions and Plantation Supplies 0 3>g- ’■'T'lMES! COLEMAN & NEWsOJI. GROCERS AND PROVISION DEU.ERS 3IACON. GEORG r.V. VX7ILT. OPEN on or about the FIRST OF TUIA IV next tne Warehouse former y occupied 1> Anderson & Troutman, on Poplar Street. Or. stock of SRGGERIESfiND PF1OVI8I0HS GEOBGIA—Houston County: Will be kepi folly np Furnished aud complete, and will he to our Planting JFrieut ON. THUi. Co L. D. Kaxnph, administrator of John C. Rcmipb, [ on reasonable term3 for CASH < deceased, aoplies fur leave to sell the entire real ee- sigmoenis of cotton wepectfnii fate cf said deceased: Mr, GEO. W. WEIGHT, well and farorabl- This is therefore to cite all persons concerned to j ^ 2< ! wn ® Houston and Cra^rfor l counties, will rc appear at the October term 1879 of the Court of 1 U* e capacity of cotton weigfaer.- f >rdinary of said county and show cause if any they Marshburne, Jr., will a*Ko be found at hi have, why said application should not be granted. old P 06 * in oar store. April 10, Cm, Witness, my official signature this August 21 j — — A. S. GILES, Jjp A. JOBS OX, CAFUYA PIT cfc CUXUJ, MACON, CA. ; axd DjsAjl£nsi$f Hardware, Iron and- Steel# Agricultural Implements, Carriage Materials, Paints, Oils, etc. Agents for Massey’s Excelsior •lotton Gin, Dis&ton’s Circular Saws aud Fair. Sanks' Standard Scales. Apl 11),—lyr. BO0KwALTEB*EHGDffc Compact, substantial, econom ical and easily managed. Guar anteed to work well aud gi.a fill? power efoimed. The engine and boiler complete, inaludiag governor pump, etc. (and box- rag) at the- low price of 1 Horse Power, - $21SM i-i ■’ - - J44 0C 61.' “ “ - 315 99 ...t J * LIES I.EJri tl, k. CO., Spring- fleU ’ ohto ' NEW HARNESS SHOP J. F. HUMPHREYS, iw. Ordhasry, j Sewing Machines?, Jewe Georgia—Horsxos Cfusrr: ! substaniialmanner R-1). Brown, rdmiuiktrator of Mrs. Lccrctia ! j lor Brown, deceased# ; x> >lies for leave io seR tha real j f to I s » - j Ji&’&U. ivprS^.dcne |a Terr Perry, X of Moore r»r ^axe of the fini Uc SABDLZ3, Ge < rg :.*o ihe «tnrt* •licit a » on bind ANI> HALS ESS. me y^irr.ivUc. 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