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- fllE Home Journal, theSp aY eyexisg,sel»tember 18 ^^atrons of The Homo Journal. ; , Tbc Harvest is past, the Summef is ^ « 8D a yet we have not mentioned fD *’ ohr columns for several uoney IU months. ncto ccme iu ’ ana 10 a Weet Cl rly everybody wi,i have a 5olla > 01 ' their pockets. As we have con- den'bly ° ver 4 thousand dollars , due ^s, nearly all from good parties, and.be How the cotton crop is begin- or two gin now to need the money, we *beg of 0 nt friends that they will hand us tl^e mall amount each one owes ns at their larliat opportunity. We have tk< counts due us made out on onr mem orandnm book, and we hope our friends come up before we get a (chance to call on them personally. If onr patrons will pay ns now promptly and assist us iuextendmg our circulation and advertis ing patronage, we will enlarge our pa per, put on a new dress of reading type, ana put income other valuable im provements. We hope each will try to be tbe first to pay us.. With many thanks for past favors, to/iro YoUBS RESFECTFtlLLX. DRS. J.P & W. R;HOLMES. Pbktkts,' No. 84, Mulberry Street, Macon, Georgia. Teeth extracted without pain. Beau- (ifni sets of teeth inserted, Abscessed Teeth and Diseased Gums cured. Dealers in all kinds of Dental Mate rials ami Instruments. Constantly on band a large?, and full assortment of Tctih of all kinds, Gold of all kinds, Amalgams of all kinds, Rubbers of all kinds? —Sep 18—tf. A Cud. All indebted.to the town for Licenses and Tuxes will please come up and set tle, as I am instructed by the Council to take legal steps to collect them. Sept 11—tf P. CL Smith, C. C. oo> ‘ Specialties In Jobs:—Ladies Ties, Linen Cuffs and Colars, Lidies Black Silk So-'rfs, bought at the closing out: of a N. Y. jobbing house—at 50 cents on the dollar. tf. M. Stern.—Hawkinsville. Gents Furnishing Goods always on band at 2t, A. B. Schillings & Co. Special inducements given to coun try merchants and large planters. M. Stebn. Hawkiusville, Ga. The best net results are obtained by Belling your cotton near home. Take it to A. J. Mabtin’s Planters Warehouse at. Fort Valley and be convinced. Plenty of plucky buyers. tf. Fine Goshen Butteb—Cheap at P. 0. Smith & Go’s Cloaks and Shawls—Boots and Shoes, Eats, Domestics,..Notions, Cots ton, Wool, Ingrain nnd Brussels Car pets—‘‘No Shoddy Stock”—all goods warranted as represented. M. Stebn, Hawkinsville, Ga. Clothes made to order at Short No tice, Latest Style, and Best Workman ship. A Fit Guaranteed at 2t. A. B, Schillings & Co. Cabbx your cotton to the Planters Brick Fire-proof Warehouse at Fort Valley, The very hignest price will be obtained, tf. Best Apple Cider or draught at P. C. Smith <fc Do’s. T. j. Catkb’s Prints nnd Dress Goods are Well worth looking at. 4t. “Cotton is still King” and A. J. Mar tin at the 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 Shirth Con stantly on Hand, and Measures taken for Keep’s Custom made Shirts—Fits Warranted. Keep’s “Magnum Bonum’” Shirts at SI,00. 2t. A. B. Shilling & Go. Agents for Houston County. Dbess Goods,—black and colored Cashmeres, Silks,—latest styles, lowest prices,—and the most fashionable trim mings and buttons to match. My stock in this line cannot be excelled in Geor gia. M. Stebn. The Largest,-Cheapest and Best Se lected Stock of Ready Made Clothing brought to Perry since the war, can now be foand at 2L A. B. Schilling & Co’s. 250 bushels of Choice SEEd ©Its— Bust Proofs for sale at 75ct. per bushel b J G. W. Killen. THE SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVEN TION, ox the Macon District Conference, South Georgia Conference M. E. Church South. Editor Home Journal:— At your request I herewith furnish you with a brief account of the above Convention, held ct MarshallviUe 9th, 10th and 11th instants. The Convention was -called to order at U o’clock A. M. Tuesday, 9th, by Rev. R. M. Lockwood, S. S. Secretary South Georgia. Conference. A commit tee on permanet organization w as ap pointed to-wit.- Rev. O. W. Smith, D. D., Rev, Jos. S. Key D, D., D. h. Frederick, A. S. Giles and D. G Jones, who reported the following officers. Pres. Rev. R. M. Lockwood, Vice Presidents Reverend G G N. McDonald and R F Burden Esq., Secretaries, W. W. DeEfaven and F. M. Means. Committee on “Serial Questions,” A S Giles Chairman. “Internation Lessons” J. G. Harrison Chairman. At 4 o’clock P. M. a Sunday School experience meeting was held which was very interesting. Inci dents of childhor d and experi ences as Sunday School teachers w'ere related by several present with pathetic effect. At o’clock 9 A. M. the business of the Convention was resumed and the committee on Serial Questions ie ported on the conduct of Sunday School which was followed by discussion of the following topics. . “The Object of Sunday School Teaching,” The Rela tion of the Pastor to the Sunday School and “The Model Superintendent de scribed,” which were led by R. F. Bur den and Revs. J B McGehee and R. M Lockwood and participated in by sever al other members. At 9 o’clock A. M. Wednesday,prayer meeting conducted by Rey J. B. McGe hee and at 10$- the business meeting was resumed with the report of the committee on “International Lesson system.” “Object Teaching” and “The Qualifications and Duties of a Sunday School Teacher” bv Rev. P. S. Twitty, J. G, Harrison, Rev. C. W. Smith D. r, and others. At 4 o’clock P, M. there was a “Chil dren’s meetiug” at which there were several addresses and object teaching il lustrated by J. G. Harrison on a black b >aid. At 8 P. M. business was re sumed and discussion had on “Defects in Sunday School Training,” Adult Bible Classes and how to conduct them” Teacher Training” and “Infant Classes and Low to Conduct them.” Thursday morning at 9 o’clock “Bible Reading” conducted by Dr. Key, and at 10* the business was resumed, and the follow ing subjects were discussed. “The ciprocal relation of the Church to the Sunday School and the Sunday School to the Church'’ by Rev. G. G. N. Mc Donald, “The reciprocal dnlies of Pa rent and Teacher to the Children,” by Dr. Key and a closing address by Jlie President, after wbieli the Convention adjourned sine die. ■ . the session of the Convention was Lavmonions and highly entertaining. On account of sickness and business, however, but one-third of the members were present. The singing conducted by Prof, J, H. Newman, Wesleyan Female College, an accomplished musician, was spirited and soul-stiring, Your correspondent acknowledges the courtesies and hospitality extended to him by Messrs. Tom Martin and George Slappy. A. S. Giles September loth 1879. VV. A- JUHAN & CO- This firm basnow thelargestr Anil diy goods house in tbe State. They have added to their old stand the stores for merly occupied by E. Price & Sons, which more than doubles the capacity of their house, giving five entrances on Second and Cherry street-'. Thev ( have decidedly one of the most compute and beautiful stocks of goods we ever saw. all arranged beautifully in departments. They have an enormous stock of dress goods including everything from cheap prints to the very finest cashmeres and silks, an immense stock of laces and trimmings, buttons, etc;, etc.. Their cloak and shawl department is simply elegant. In fact they have tbe most complete dry goods store that large ctpital and good, combined with great experience and energy can secure. With this firm who are most correct, courteous gentlemen, will be found Mr. A L Brown of Houston,and Mr. Ben C. Holtzclaw of Perry, besides a large corps of gentlemanly experienced as sistants. They specially invite all the ladies to call and to see the finest'stock of goods ever shown in Georgia, which they will sell at. the very lowest possi ble prices. New Furniture. Mb. GeokgePaul has received anoth er splendid lot of furniture, which is now on display at his elegant furniture store at the southeast corner of the pub lic square. He has a large number of elegant suits and good cheap furniture to suit the masses. He makes it a rule to keep not only the cheap grades, but the best and latest styles to be found in the northern markets. Besides suits he has an unlimited supply of bedsteads, bureaus, wardrobes, chairs, tables, desks, and all the fancy articles, inclu ding pictures, usually kept in a first- class furniture store. He is determined not to be excelled in quality of goods and lowness of price, and he only asks the people to price at the leading mar kets elsewhere, and save their freight money by buying, of him. He buys now only in cai load lots, getting through freights allow rates, pays cash, and will not be undersold by the legiti mate trade. Call on him and be con vinced. JACOBUS & CO.’S Mammoth Dry Goods House; HAWKINSVILLE, CA. To onr kind friends in Houston who sustained us for the past live years, we extend our grateful acknowledge ment and hope for a continuance of their patronage, as we Will certainly make it to their vert best interest. Our stock is is vest labge. and one of the most complete in Southwest Georgia. Notwithstanding the great advance iu all kinds of dry goods, we will offer our entire stock of Fall and.Winteb Goods for the next sixty days at last teak’s prices. Very respectfully, Jacobus & Co. For Si.00 we will send you by mail a better shirt than any of those partly made. Try one. JaCo’Sus & Co, DRESS GOODS. In this 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 Fines! Silks. All the new styles of trimmings to match. Jacobus & Co. THE FAIR GROUNDS. The past week has been an active one at the Houston County Fair Grounds The sound of the hammer and saw have made merry music, and the progress has been very considerable. The hippodrome is about completed and will add mack to the conyenience of the visitois, especially the ladies. It will comfortably seat quite an assemblage, and give an excellent view ot the style ring, while it will afford a good shelter from sunshine and rain. The agricult ural buildin g will be considerably en larged by the erection of a large shed the whole length; and from present in dications it seem likely that all the room that can be provided will be required The noise stalls and stock pens will soon be rebuilt and a larger number than ever before. This part of the ex. kibit will be a notable feature, for many fine animals lave already been given notice of as intending to be en tered. From what we can learn the la dies departments will be far more fully represented than ever before. Inqui ries and advices from different parts of Houston as well as adjoining counties are comiLg in constantly. Cement Tombstones.—Mr. J. M. Yandigriff is still at work in our ceme tery on tombstones. Having been a long time associated with his father in the business and for some time head j , _ , . . workman, he understands his work pound Extbact of Bucro, and msis on - ' . , kni-iurr «A nthov OC hOClflOC nPlIlfr llfl 1 f thoroughly, ana .guarantees satisfaction HO, FOR THEFAIR! Go to P. C. Smith & Go’s Bar and Restaurant and do your Eating and Drinking. Fresh Fish and Oysters, S'eak, Ham; Eggs and Coffee served at all hours. Drinks at 10 cents. Re member the Place next door to Drug Store. . tf. See my card iu last weeks issue of this paper. 2t. P. C. Smith, Clerk Council. On Trial- The Atlanta Sunday Phonograph, the liveliest, spiciest and sauciest paper in the State, will be sent to any ad dress four months for only 50 cents. Address, Phonograph, Atlanta, Ga. fi@“NoircE.—Those who subscribe for the Phonograph on trial are expected when they renew to pay the regular subscription, §2.00 per annum, §1.00 for six months and-50 cents for three months. Chew Jackson’s Best Sweet Navy Tobacco. —Dee. 4th ly A. a. Lowe.—Mr. A. a Lowe, of Hawkinsville, is changing his business, and is introducing something ne’v. He is patting in a neat and nobby billiard saloon and ten pin alley, and will enter tain the American people at these in teresting games. Call and see him. 2t, For 50 cents we will send you a good 2 button kid glove by mail. Jacobuus & Co. Receiver s ga^e —Valual) e Property. Uhacr p.n-i by virtue of a aecree vf Houston Su perior Court, November adjourned term 1877. in tbe care of James M. Davis, et al, Commissioners of Reads and Revenue for Houston county, for nse, c’c., vs John 15; Coot, I win sell before tbe court bouse iloor in said county, on tbe first Tues- • day in October nest, between tbe legal hours »f es'e, tbe following property, to-wit: Those buildings Snd lots on tbe comer of Ball and Carroll streets in the town of Perry and said county, and bounded on the north By Commerce street, on thfe cast by the lot row owned by H. M. Holtzclaw, on the .south by Carroll street and on the west by Ball street. To be sold in the follow ing nareels; 12 The corner building and lot known as “Nos. 1 and 2, Cook’s Range,” fronting forty-five (to) feet on Carrollstreoj and .extending back eighty-seven (87) feet towards Commerce street. 2. The store house and lot known as “Xc. 3, Cook’s Range,” fronting sixteen (16) feet on Carroll street, and extending back eighty-seven (87) feet to wards Oommexe street-. , 3; The btdlfiing and lot Known as “Nos. 1 and 5, Cook’s Range.” fronting forty (40) feet on Carroll street, and extending back eighty-seven (ST) feet towards Commerce street. ... ... 4. that lot and the cabin thereon oh the corner of Ball and Commerce streets, and bounded on the north bv Commerce street, on the east by : the lot now owned by H« H- Holtzclaw, on the south by a line parallel with Carroll street commencing on Rail street ope hundred and twenty-four (124) feet from the corner of Ball and Commerce streets, and on the west by Ball street. Sold (is tiie property of John R. Cook, to satisfy Said decree. Terms cash. W. D. NOTTINGHAM, Receiver of the Property of John S. Cook; Sept. 4,-^tds. -SOL * OFFICE BIBB MANUFACTURING CO„l Macok, Ga., August 12th, 1879.J W E are pleased to announce to the trade of Georgia, Alabama and Florida, that we have pnt in the old MACON MILLS A complete set of NEW MACHINERY. embracihg all the latest improvements, with which we are now producing the justly celebrated MAGON SHEETING. 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, whore we have opened a Large AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF Men’s and Boxs’ Clothing, which has been made expressly for ns, and which we guarantee equal to any Merchant Tai loring Work, at prices that will defy competition. Jacobus & Co. Our Cloaks and Shawls must be seen to be appreciated. Jacobus & Go. 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 on the’ market. We pledge ourselves to maintain the high stand ard of these goods, and solicit from purchasers, 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. lOM GN, Agent BOOM Mo. 22! THE LARGEST STOCK OF tetian© mm IN THE STATE IS NOW OPENING AT WINSHIP & CALLAWAY'S- rpHEY HATE BEEN DOING THE LEADING CLOTHING BUSINESS hero for 22 years, and confidently assert that they have never . before been able to offer such inducements as they are now offering their customers. Good ail wool Cassimere Saits at $10 and Upwards: Many of these goods have been made expressly for ns. As wo‘ have a large regular trade to. supply, we take,great pains in selecting the best cf everything m onr line. Our old customers kndw where to find the best goods, and tbe best are always the cheapest. / ' j Have become the leading feature in our trade.' We keep nil grades for men ahc£ boys, froin Stetson’s best to the lowest grades. We were the first to offer jsio: At the present low priced. We will sell the best fitting shirt that we know of for §1.00.. We have a large line of i goods suitable for laboring men and sell them at close prices. BHINT& £JH. And fit them out with Oiotiiing and Hats while onr stock is complete. We have a large line of samples from one of the best Mercliaht Tailors in New York." Fits Guaranteed. , WINNIE & CALLAWAY, Sept. 4— No 50 Second Street, Macon, Ga. THE OLD KOCK WAREHOUSE!' THE flAWKINSYILLE, ga. RELIABLE SWINGING FALSE WEIGHTS IMPOSSIBLE free Wagon Yard and Sleeping ItooMs. LIBERAL ' ADVANCES MADE'! Grateful for past favors. Liberal Patronage again So^ licited; Satisfaction Guaranteed. PLANTERS CONSULT TOUR INTEREST. UOME ON AND LET ME SERVE YCU. W. N. FLEETWOOD; GEORGIA—Houston Countx: L. T. Kiiinpli, administrator of John C. Rumph, deceased, aoplie6 for leave to sell the entire real es tate of said deceased: This is therefore to cite all persons concerned to appear at the October term 1879 of the Court of < trdiuary of said county and show canse if any they have, why said application .should not be granted Witness my official signature this August 21 1879. A. S. GILES, 4w. Ordinary, The best of wines and liquors, and fancy groceries at A.a. Lowe’s, Hawkinsville I will send samples of all goods on ap plication, vand prepay express on all bills of ten dollars and over tf. M. Stern.—Hawkinsville. Whx will yen pay one dollar for an article when you can buy it for 50 cents? Dr. White’s Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu is the best remedy kno .vn for Non-retention of Urine, Irritation or Inflammation of the Kidneys and Blad- des, Stone in the Bladder, Gravel or Briekdust Deposit, etc ..and all affections of the Bladder and Kidniys . arising from weakness, Early Indiscretion, Fe male Weakness, Secret Diseases and all affections of the Urinary Organs in male or female.' The greatest diuretic known. The market is flooded with preparations of Buchu, the majority of which are of little or no value, bring carelessly and unskillfolly made, and often from ma terial having little or no medicinal val ue. In order, therefore, to avoid disap pointment, ask for Dr. White’s Oom- Lot of Youth’s, Boy’s and Children^, Clothing ever seen in Perry ® 110 w at the Store of A. B. Schilling & Oo. Turnip, Cabbage, Beet Seed and On ion Betts at • ’ J. D. Martin’s Cioteing, Clothing!—The first-and -keapest assortment of Clothing ever brought to the Hawkinsville market, at M. Stern’s. A nice lot of Prints and other Staple D -y Goods at J. D. Martin’s. % As' Ext. ensive Lot of Fine Cloth, oosted and Cassimeres, both Lnpor- e< l and Domestic at in every instance. He h< s put up tombs sor several of onr best citizens, and his work shows for itself. The beauty, durability and cheapness of these tombstones commend them to all who wish to place lasting monuments over the resting places of departed lov ed ones. Entries fob the Fair,—Articles for exhibition at our county fair can now be entered at any time up to late on the evening cf September 30th. Stock can be entered up to ten o’clock on the 1st of October. Remember that no charge is made for entries except horses and mules,■ which must pay on entry 10 per cent, of the premium con tested for, *-♦-« SrEcijL Premiums.—Dr. M W Haris has offered patent trace and shaft at tachments for the second best bale of cotton and for the fastest pacing horse; The premiums are well worth contend- A, B-. Schilling &, Co’s. | ing for having no other, as besides being half the price of others, it is made from ex actly what it is claimed to he, viz: Bu chu Leaves, ITva Ursi Gubebs, Juniper Berries, is. compounded scientifically and guaranteed full strensth. The best dimetie known. Compare the article, the size of the bottle and the price, with any other Buchu in the market. The trade sup plied by Roland B. Hall, Druggist, Macon, Ga. For sale m Peny, by Dr. C. R. Mann. —tf. ExtraoEDENAP.r Grand Fall Opening at the popular store of M. Steen, Hawk insville, Ga,—tf. Rice Mill- I am putting up a mill to clean rice in the best manner and. on reasonable terms on my place seven miles west of Periy- Soliciting the patronage of the rice raisers of Hoi counties. I am Aug 11—2 rsgjfjigiagi^Egg| are extracted from Vegetable products, combining in them the Mandrake or May Apple, which is recognized by physicians aa a substitute for calomel, possessing all the virtues of that mineral, wit£out~iti bad aftcr-eflfects. AS M ASTl-BiUOBS iPOiE " they are incomparable, j The? stimulate the TOKPXUr’Tj'.usil, invigorate the" MjOHVOTJS gggsgggjl end Rive tone to tlio^DlGjJS‘i'1 VJJ GEGAM'S,creatingpsr- fect digestion and thorough assimilation of food. . They exert a powerful influence on the KIDITEY3 and LIvUSB., and through these organs remove all impuri ties, thus vitalizing the tia;ue3of the body and causing a healthy condition of the system. as Mi mmmm. They have no equal; and a3 a result act as a preventive and core for Bilious,Re mittent, Intermittent, Typhoid Fevers, and li’ever and Ague. Upon the healthy action of the Stomach, depends, almost wholly, the health of the, human race. 88 TFHE BAPJE of the present generation. It is f5r the Cure of this disease and its attendants, BICK-HEADACHS, KESYOUSHESS, DES PONDENCY, COSSTIPATIOH, FILES, &c., that TOWS PILLS have gained, such a wide spread reputa tion. Ho Remedy has ever been discoy- . ered that aets so speedily and gently on the digestive organs, giving them, tone . and vigor to assimilate food. This being , accomplished, of course the NERVOUS SYSTE?£ IS BRACED, THE BRAifi IS NOURISHED, km THE B0DY ROBUST. Being eom3Qsefl.dfthe.juic6gof plants B. C. UOXiTZCBA-W. WITH W. A. CO.. DFILERS IN THE BEST GRADES OF STAPLE AND FANCY BUY GOODS, TRIANGULAR BLOCK^ MACON, GA. Prompt attention given to orders, Samples fur nished on application. Expressage paid on cash 'bills of Ten Dollars and upwards. . Small Farm for Sal© 5 . I have,a good place containing 285 acres in the fifth district of Houston, about thiee and a half miles East of By ron, on which; is a good, two horse farm open and now in cultivation, with abun dance of timber for all needful purpos es, which I will sell low and on accom modating terms, for the reason simply thatjl have no use for it. The fencing is now pretty good and with a moderate outlayatl the fencing and houses, in eluding Dwelling and Gin-House, may be put in excellent condition, Examine the premises to. your satis faction and then apply for terms soon aS I am determined to sell, tf. Samuel D. Killen. C. M, - BOZEMAN. F. H.BOZEHAN. C. C. BOZEMAii; Land for Sale. A valuable farm containing 370 acres, 200 in a good state of cultivation, the balance in woods, well timbered. Three dwellings with otit-buildings and or chards. Excellent and never failing wells of water. This place is divided by the highway leading from Macon t:i Fort Valley, 18 miles from the former and 8 miles from the latter, 2J- miles from Byron. School and church con vement. Society good. Terms reason- able. I mean business. Address i call on W. B. DuPBEE, 6w. Byron Ga extracted by .powerful chemical «igr»n- cies, and prepared in a ccr.cpr.trated. ibrxny they are guaranteed tree from any ding: that can in jure the most rir l- icate person. . A noted chemist who has enslyzed them, says “ THESE IS KQEE VIBTUS UT 0113 0? Tim?S PILLS, TEAH GAIT BE EOUHD IS A PUTT OP AST OTHEE.” We therefore ay to the aSIcted Try this Remedy fairly, it wiSI riot harm you, you have nothing to lose, but will surely gain a Vigo* rous Hody, Pure Biood, Strong fisrvog and a Ohearful Kind. Priscinai OCicc, S5 lunrry St., N. T, PRICE 25 CERTS, Sold by Drnt-grffs ifiremrfiCEt tfis vrcJIi Turns HUB DYE, Gray Hair ~V> usssezss changed to ■& Glossy Black i f this Dyz. It bn- as iisn2.esb. sspnagintef. cJui Dy Drk^ist5,cr cent bycag»rcss<?a receipt «,f Si- Office 35 Murray Si., r’ew York. Want TO Bdx '.•and,—I want to buy a two to four horse fann improved,good land, not over three miles from some town. Address giving description and- terms. A. B. if.- Care Home Journal Ofiiee.- THE AT MACON, Oct. 27tb to Nov. 1st, 1879. The Most Magnificent and Best Ap pointed Grounds in America. LISERAL CASH PREMIUMS Id ail Classes, and the largest l air in the United Sta offered by States. Trotting and Sunning Ra ces! Every i ay, by some of the MOST NOTED HORSES ON THE TURF! Music will be fnmiBfied by a celebrated MILITARY BAND! Many of the Most Promi nent {Statesmen Now before'the public, Wjl attend tbe Sal - Farr.ez visitors^and several writ make "' Greatly Reduced Rates For Freights s::»l l“arsengcrs. on dll tbe railroads in the State.' A corclldl invitation is ^extended to, yon to be an exhi- Seerctary at Macon information. X3os. Hardeman, jf„ pendent. h. F. LIVING.,TON. Gen’iSar’t MALCOLM JOHNSTON, Secretary! BOZEMAN’S WAREHOUSE, 3S^TTC7 f '33LLCL9't7 > llle,' - - G-eorgl^' Thanking our old friends of-Pulaski, Dooly; Wilcox, Irvfin,, Houston, Dodgc^ Telfair and oth&r contigions counties for fheir liberal patronage in the past, vrb would respectfully solicit a continuance of the same, pledging ourselves to use out best efforts to please both old and new friends. Onr Salesman, C. : M. BOZEMAN; who has been in the cottbn warehouse bus iness FOR THE ' LAST THIRTY YEARS,’ We think ia fully competent, to obtain the top of the market for all cotton en trusted to our care, which will be sold without commission. i 1 . We are also prepared to sell several different kinds of Gins, including tltii Celebrated Brown Cotton Gin. Either with or without Feeder and Condenser, Also Castings pi afll kiridi Cau’4’ Mills, Kettles, Gin Gear, etc. ‘ * ’ Cast or Wrought Cotton Presses,* fnclhding f be Eclipse Press; which is the best in Speed of Any.' CASH ADVANCES MADE ON COTTON IN STORE; C. M. Bozeman & Sons.- R. H. MAY & CO.y 98 Cherry Street. .'Macon, Ga. Manufacturers and Dealers id WAGONS, BUGGIES, CAiBIliBS, HAHNEfS, SADDLES, WKiPS, BBIDLES, 'COLLARS ANCl HAWES, THUMKS, TRAVULUEG BAGS, LEATHER, CeiLBREiVS OAERIA.GE8. Call and ci inline car stock before vnrehasing. 218 Broad otrect, Augusta. Repositories—98 Cherry Street. Macon, and sepG—78 ’ INSURE YOUR PROPERTY IN THE GEORGIA HOME INSURANCE GO.,- 6f Caiinn dlis. TOTAL ASSETS. - - $544,72105. iseampany commands thehighcst confulcni'c of prudentMiuknc-s> men 6ii account of th« eaf# :n- TeethieiiSeC its raid the prompt payment of all losses. Rates as Low as any Strictly First-Class Company.- S. RH&DES BIIOWNE,- LAMBERT SPENCER, President. Secretary.’ uiumi uiuuiiiyu » i aicuuuu tu juu lu u+i au AroH^^^^^^d be m^fo fte undersigned,-vbo > fully commissioned .sAg«W FDWIN MARTIN,Agent, Porrv', H(!x;,tonCcunt v, Geoi giaf."