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THE BUTLER HERALD.
W. N. Hl-NNS, Kdltw and Pub.
HoujGRiruoN Pinna $1.00. Pita Abnum.
TUESDAY, JANUAYIt 1st, 1878
Butler Herald
ltUTLElt, OEOIMJIA. TCESDAV, JANUARY Is‘, l»78. WHOI.B NUJI1IK1I Oil
BjrWm. ».
Proprietor. A NEWSPAPEIt DEVOTED TO INDt>T iV ANl JIVILIZ\TION
*1.00 Yenr*
BUTLER
FEMALE COLLEGE
MALE
I IT S T I T XT. T 28 ,
Cot’on .ttnrket,
UVtlkh. Ga., Pkckiikk lUlli* 1877.
Jfnrkut Motive witli lioavv demand;
closing Mumlny evening tit tlio fol
lowing prior**, :*
Good J/itUUiugs
M idtllillgs !)l
Low Middling* «|
Good Ordinary h'j
Ordinary * 8 *
Corrected cxrcBidy for the Hkiialii
by W. L. GuirpiTii,
Administrator’s Sato
A Fine Drove of Mules for
Sale.
We are requested by Mr.4ft. B.
Thompson, to utate thr.t ho will
be in Butler about the 6th day
of January with a good lot of
mules to sell very low. All per
sons in need of good stock for
their farms should purchase now.
liutler Female College and Mule
Institute.
We call special attention to the
advertisement of this Institution
which appears in another column,
justly the bride of our town and
county. It behooves us all to ral
ly to the support of our College
and to keep it up to the full stan
dard of its merit. The teachers
have labored hard and our entire
oommunity have reaped the bene
fits of its advantages, Head the
advertisement and send in your
children at the begining of I be
session.
Our Visitors.
During the week our town has
been honored with the presence of
Misses. Baldwin, Little, King,
Robbins and McLaughliug of Tal
bot. We are satisfied that one of
them at least, wiH return if a cer
tain young man is allowed to have
his
Personal
Dr. W, H. II. Lane called ou
us on last Friday in the interest
of G. G. GreeD, of Woodbury, N
J., and inserted bis advertisement
in our paper for another year. Dr.
Lane is a brother-in-law of our
GEORGIA—Taylor Count* :
The next Annual y o*sion of this Institution will begin January the Ulli 1878.
Itatps of Tuitiou will lie tbc suiuo rs lout year. Incidental Fee, seventy-live Ctuts fi* r j
the Spring Session ,
The Teachers will remain unchanged. Thorough instruction kt guaranteed in all the j
branches taught in any first-clic-s Iustitutiou in the Stato. The Faculty rcturu their •
thanks to the public for the liberal patronage they have tsnj oyed, and pledgo themselves i
a renewed effort for the advancement of the students intrusted to them.
Board is cheaper in Butler than in any oiler towu iu Ron thorn or Middle Georgia
Students can get pood board at nine and ten dollars per month. Economy iu the ex.
penee of the students with thorough instruction is the aim of tide Institution.
Students wilt he charged from date of admission to the end of the Suasion. No allow
ance will be made for nbsonce except for Hiokcess or some necessary eanso. Arrangements
will be made however, with any pntron who ho d« sires for a fixed time of Attendance a*
school. Students will be required to report causes of every day's absence from the
school. Patrons are‘earu«srly reqarBted to send in their childreu promptly at the begin*
iug of tho Swwiou. For further particulars apply to
JAMES T. WHIT 12, Pros,
op Prof. W. C. MONK.
By \
> order troi
the
iri of
Furniture, . Carpets,
OIL CLOTHS, WXDOW ISAEES, M.
AT PRICES TO SUIT EVERYBODY,
JHt'TltV US. *
W. & E. P. TAYLOR.
COTTON AVENUE, MACON, GEORGIA. , [dooilo-Jm.
Ordinary, will b, m>M bef<ir», tlio court li>
door, between the legal hours of *alo on the
first Tuuuiuy in Jitlman next, iu the town
of Butler, in said county, »lm following din
criban property to-wit : 27 ner.s more or
JeiH, in the northwest corner ot lot ol land
No. loti, nlsn 62 acres wore or luss, in the
MonthWMHt corn, r o* lot of land No. 105,all in
tiiu 3rd Diatlict of said countV. Hold its the
propelty of A. It. Murray, Ueccascd, late of
saitl county, ior the benefit of li e b«irri of
mid
her the .AMi
cd. Tei
ish. This No
Administrator’s Sale.
GEORGIA—Taylob County :
By virtne gf att order from the court of
Ordmitry o! mild county, will be Hold la-fore
tin* court Uoiihv «oiir iu the town of Butler,
in said county, witbin the legal hours ot sale
on tin- first Tuesday iu January next, the fol
lowing property to-wit The house and ten
acres of land mi which Ore-n Mathews, late
ot said county lived, sod laud Ring and be
ing 111 tba 2‘i-h District Of mild county, aaid
laud mild as tba in open y of liteen MnthcWN.
derciihHd.for the benefit of 'he heirs aud cred
itors of add iMtAtio Ti-riu'i one half cusn on
the day Of sale, b,dnUCe lu 12
. iH.nds fin
Dh
e give,
TAYLOR COUNTY SHLYItf SALES.
OIBHASf & CUED.
wn of Butler, iu
mid county, ou the
next, within the
following property
Lot of laud So. 2nd In the 12th District
r.gmally Mnscogc ijow 'J’ayl »r county. 0
ling 202J
> 110 Hold I
Supi
. ih,tf).l from
.* it’. M Gm
WHOLES\LE DK.1LERS IN
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &3.
•io Daniel, guardian. t*
udminlHtrator, of Kuooh Garrett. >
oid sold as ih*- property ot Haul Km
ivtl. deceased.
Also, at the same time and place, lot of
land No. 253 in the tut Dr
ty. to satisfy a 11. fa. issued lr«>m Tayh
TIN AND WOODEN IV A Eli OF EVERY KIND.
We Ilatio now in store a large and well accortod itook of
fellow citizen, Mr. Juo. I, Monk, j Pocket iu,d Table Cu.lery—I’airt nnk's Standard Scal.s.
Dr. Lane and wife leaver for Fla.,1
the first of next weel. to speud a
few weeks.
Rev. W. 1'. Bearden, of tho
South Georgia Conference, is
speuing a few days iu our town
favor of <). M, Collwrt. As-
gucc. mic., vs. I* M. Adims. J M. /bring-
•u and V. A. JatitPH, bold an ll*e properly
i s dd Arrington and JnniM.
Dca'iubtr ti.e 3rd, 1877.
Also, at mu same tt.ne and plu-c will be
•Id, ••Charlie," a sorrel. 10 yfat-
••I nod ••Ceb*" a bl.o k 11 years oid. Said
mj'wrty t» bn sold ••• satisfy a iiiorigage li.
this week, visiting his frionds
and relatives in this community,
JpS)" Merchants and outlier wonld do well to give us a call and examine our stock
IKON FHOXT STORE, CIIKKKY KTKEET. >fA^OIf* GA.
1 fro:.
M
KOBT. H. MAY & CO.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALER IN
Saddle*, llimicss, IFlilps, Trunks, Vullso*, Sole, Upper A ITarnoss Leather,
FR)
!E LEL
A I AND AMERICAN CALF SKINS.
riiEIt, SHOE AND HARNESS FINDINGS.
ROUT. II. MAY, 1 f REPOSITORIES:
S'M 00 ™ 11 -1 SIACOX, GEORGIA.!“LWint 1 ’
SAMUELS. PARMELEE, J , 198 Cbry StMaco^Ga.
beinrr on his way from Conference
to bis pastorial work for the fu- j CARRIAGES, BUGGIES AND WAGONS
tnre year.
CHILDREN’S CARRIAGES
On the evening of the 2ttH of
December 1871, Mr, John C. Cal
houn and Miss Mary M. Christo
pher, were married in the Metho
dist church at Reynolds, Rev. H.
J. Harvey officiating. The fol
lowing persons acting as attend
ants : Mr, S. H. Cristopher and
Miss Emma Calhoun. Mr. G. W.
Ingram and Mias Mattie Long.
Mr. A. L. Calhoun, Jr., and Miss
Anna Christopher. Mr. B. H,
Griffith and Miss Alice Long.
After the beautiful and impres
sive ceremony, the groom and
bride with their attendants and a
few friends, repaired to the resi
dence of the groom's father, Mr.
A. L. Calhoun, 8r.,wherua sump
tuous repast bad been prepared
for them.
We congratulate Mr. Calhoun
upon having aucured bo beautiful
and charming a bride, and earn
estly hope that he, having won
his jewel, may wear it well. May
the choicest flowers of happiness
be strewn along t heir path through
life, and every cloud have a silver
lining,
iiii'l .bun* Canluen
..I the fetid Pf.h
A. J POPE.
Sheriff.
Rheumatism Quickly Cured
'•Durrmge’8 Rheuinatio Uomcdy," tit*
«r<*ut Intbiinal Mrdioink, will posi'ivciy
euro any case of Rlu-u-mtiHin on tin* face ot
the earth. Price $1 a bottle, six bottles. $5.
Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists
A Gontlo Hint.
eqnenllv
saoo.ooo.
/NTJTI A nmciom In ordor to clear out our Btock of very enpedor
\3TXw JEjXjL X, ■JL Gold-plated Jewelry valued at over $200,000, we
will send aa bolow, 20 Pieces, all warrautoil Gold-plated for $1,00. 1 pair Gold 8tone
Sleeve Buttons; 1 pair Engraved Sleovo Buttons; i Bet Pointed Studs; 1 set Amethyst
Studs; 1 Wedding Ring; I Engraved Band Finger Ring; 1 Amethyst Stone Ring, Inlaid
ja TPhiH fx TTY^T with Gold; 1 Elegant Ring, marked “Friendship;"
K A rfsttir B Bl 1 Amethyst Stono Scarf Pin, Inlaid with Gold; 1
Silvered llat Pin; 1 Bet Ladles’ Jut and Gold Pin and Drops; 1 Misses' set Jot and Gold;
1 Collar Stud; 1 Bet Handsome Rosebud Ear Drops; 1 Gonts' Elegant Lako Georgo
Diamond Stud; 1 Card.nal Retl UeadNocklacc; 1 pair Ladles Amethyst Stone Ear Drop3,
HTTT1TI Inlaid with Gold; 1 Ladies' Ornamented Jot Brooch; 1 Fancy
\I Fj Iht Scarf Ring aud Elogant Watch Chain. Talia your choloc, tho
xot of 20 p*ocea, aout Post paid for or aa 7jO piecea
you ohooso for UO oen:fl. Now Is tho time to maiie iuoney. These oan
JoSiy bo retailed it QlO.OO. o CLUB PREMIUM. Toany
ono ordoring 12 Lots at St.00 each, we will
\/JC X XjJw mdiJ present Free, an Open Face Coin Silver
Watch as Premium. WATCH AND JEWELRY CIRCULAR FREE.
NOTIOI33 OF THD PIvESS.
Oar eotcmporftry, the Boston C/o6*. »i>c»k« very highly of both suivertwer and goode uhlM
honorable In hi« dcalinc*. nnd reliable la his good*, a commcndatioo wo heartily endjr»e.—St.
1 4—1 fS?ho!l’2u?'.toro»jl,f> reltabl. o.. In ...rr esjj.,0.1. M, ljl
HU reputation for honoetj. fnlr denliog, nud llbernlttj U unequnl.d oj no, ndrertUer tu UtU
..r rnn. iu N.„ Voru.-^ud. iprii id. «T7 .
F. STOCKMAN, 27 Bond Street, New York.
--it iH n<
and rein i
by neglected colds. hnU the deaths resulting
directly Imni this cuiinm. A botile 11
HoucIh c'r German Syrup kept about vonr
boaiu for iinniediata use wib prevent serious
sickncKS, a l.irgt docti»r'H bill, and perhaps
death, by tho tine of three or four doses. Fm
earing ('onHumption, Hemorrhages, Pnen-
mount Severe Cough, l'roup, or auy diseai.
of the Tin oat or Lungs, itn ancecss is simply
woinlertu), ns >onr drnggi*t will tell you.
German .\vrup is now hold in every town
aim vi.leg** on tins continent. Sample bot
tle for trial, 10c,; ngulur*De, 73c.
LANIER HOUSE,
B. DUB, Proprietor,
MACON, - — <3*-^--
—O—
THIS HOUSE i.v now provided with every
necessary convenience for thea<Toiinm»dation
and comfort of its patrons. The iocatinn L
desirable and convenient to tlie busiimss por
tion ol the city.
Th3 Tobies
Have the beat the market nffds. Omni
bus to and Ironi detH't frit* of charge, Img-
••ige handled free of charge.
The Ihir is snpptiiii wiih the best vinife
Leg^Rdvortlsoml
Will b«* insertod at the following rates
She riff sales, per square $3 50
Sle rifi’H mortgage sales 6 00
A'wheatf on for letters of administration 4 00
At.plientlrm f .r iHt-rs of guurdienship. .4 00
DiHtuirninn fr« iuaduiinb-tration........600
Dismisaion froir. guardianship...•••••..600
For loave to sell bind 400
Application tor botrfstead. 4 00
Notice to debtors and creditort 4 00
t>ale of real estate by adminiatratoro, •xecn-
t rs and gnanhona, pereqaara 3 00
S,ile of pcrisbable property, ten days. ...9 0$
Est my notice*, 30 (lavs 00,
All IiUIh for advertising in this paper are
due on the first appearance of the advertise
ment will be pri-Kunted when the money is
needed.
Service Last Sabbath.
Lev. W. F. Lloyd of the South
Georgia Conference, preached an
interesting sermon in the Baptist
church on Sunday morning last.
Though the weather was very in
clement, our good people did not
fail to attend.
Paint Yourselves.
-Messrs, C. J2CRKK <* SON have
ntul keep constantly on hand one of
the best assorted stocks of Prints,Oils
(rlan-veic., to be found anywhere. It
will lie t© the Interest of thoso who
desire to purchase an> articles in this
inc to give these reliable gentlemen a
rial. They keep nothing Imt lirst-class
got ids.
Change of Schedule.
A free ndinertisemeat.
Tho passenger trains on the
Southwestern rail road changed
schedule on Sunday the 18th of
November. The passenger trains
hereafter will run as follows :
Leave -Mncoti for Columbus llsfiO a.m.
Arrive at Butler 2:00 p.M.
Arrive at Columbus 4:00 p.M.
Leave Colnmbus lor Macon 11:50 a.m.
Arrive at Butler 1:58 p.M.
Arrive at Macon— 3:58 p.M.
We publish this schedule for
the benefit of our readers.
THE NEW
HOME
FIRST PREMIUM!
At tho Contennixl Fxhibitlon, 167*, ani tua
alwajararrirl off the hiiOicitiinnora
w litre ver •xhibiteU.
a COMPACT, nwrrv. durabi-K,
r.ichf lluanina'amt EFVU IF.NT "LOCK
f.i ITCH" M4CIUNB. ALIA I TED to the
WANTS of KVKflTKODT. The HOME
SEWING MACHIILU wm Porfrct#dei«W
yoaru amue l y tlio Md t*r the tieit inveatrya
talent and afc« tiantcal akin. ftcoMonixa
an The Raaeut.al I'-rta c f a FIKFT CLAPS
HACBiUE. D h! MTIWC tn CONSTBUCTlON.
BUI-f; Hi on in Sirar-Oth and iiaauty,
^K,n^&v.w t .7vstssf«ii&
howino M*c!i,pm. ItwillltllN foryixri
withoutouBTtsii Otiia-CFNT f'-rKrcaiaa.
In the Manwrartin© oftfila SIAUIIINB Uta
Vorj' Ti'i s^tcrlalw ara USED.
The Leaking 1*ai:ts are marOENED.
Amt tlir 1Tfe<-l)n-.tsi.*> haa been CosSTMiCTkl7
witli the sjf-uti rt'u* «f nroduomg an
ji ia^y Euun,'*;'»^ ^ i>rn_AJ1LE,_ and almaat
'/SBLKSS ld'(C111ndnpAnd SQUALLY
DTRAill
INK, adnpkad sqda . .
.... _• Ana TllKBAD, COT
TON, DILI or 1JNEN, SEXVINO from tha
I.iahtett Mutllnt to Bearer Cltth and
MOH> Stwtno MACHINE ,h»«
tvirv MACIUMiU fully
Warranted far Ftve Years.
I.TVE AGKNT3 wanted la localiUaa wbew
Jokhsok, Clark & Go.,
SO Union Square, Haw Torkj
ff ITaiHcpton Btreati Boston, Maui
lilt Second At*., Fittaborgk, Fa,
141 Stat* Street, Chicago, 111,
21 South 6th Stre-t, 8t. Laala, Mo.
17 Few Montgomery 8t., 8aa Fraatiaaa, Oal.
CO NS VMP TION C l r R ED.
An old rtiymoian retired from active pme-
ti<e, lmving bml placed in liin hands by an
E.iHt ltuYian Missionary, tho formula of a
-»iirpl« M gebibU- remedy for tho speedy nnd
fietntnuent cure ot CousuniDtion, Bronchitis,
I'atnrrh, Ami mu, and all Throat and Lung
iff.-ctiniis. also a positive and radical cure for
• Senurnl Eebility and hII nervous ooa.plntnts,
•f.‘-r having thoroughly tested its wonderful
rumtive powers it, ttionR-imbi of ruscw. feels
ii ins tint) to msko it known t« his htiffcring
'• 11"wh. The rodpo will be Kent free ol
••barge, to all who desire it, with lull direc-
iou- for preoariag and Hacoraafnlly using.
.Vtb'.ri fs with stump Muining this piper. Dr.
I Si .m„ 'l North Ninth Street. I’lkTfc
d'd/his. I’a. flet.23-1V.