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L 0 C M NEWS
TUESDAY, FWRUUAhY 12th 1878
•Jilickly Cured
“atomic Remedy,” !»»••
vounsr. will po-itivfty
Ruhr to Delphi i
W.^» hlgt
. I) G.
D.m’t felt t<> *eud V'
* ll«titl<*.v,
BMW V «%•••.■?—.
ti M<l #10 AtfVHCJ.
6fiVr*> K 'licti’ii My W L. firif-
fitli. tor tt*t* “(vvotgia Fertilizer,'
4 * rutijjf .Mixture," Htid the * IV
tniiNro t i mm in*.'
I.'. Si
Afiio.iihl
Jvh nihili f fm the f/rtir 1S7X.
A* Hm'iIt, l»t mill 3rl S.tb-
but. ' mu! Situr>liiv hi-fnra lit
At l'*rwin>'illi>, ifinl 8»litwtli
■mu! Sn hhIiiv iH'tiire i
At llmi. « (<'»tii|i tirmiiui) 4th
Aft,Ijim'ti mnl Sum tiny ln'lnrti.
At On bin(inlurtlny before
the Uni s lili.i'ti
^I'lici.lL SOTIV El
Having fWUvfi-d urrmii'Ciiv uts, we me
prepared to M r\e"nur Ranuls wit It Picture
1’runr*. Mottoes Bucki'*, etc. Anyth lip
it nor l.nr c.*n lie f iroihLed nt ilnoou prict*
Give u> your order*.
HEAROY A WATERS
Bctlsr. Ga\ •tut 2h h 1*78.
Qpm : “Why will men xiunke coirmoa
tobacco, when tlu-y mu buy Mnrlmig Brow.
Sviih CitroKnu,' nt the same \ rice?”
febith-l .\ lltLIILI „ „
A Henry Ho in,
Ob l«u»t TburmUy oven Inc our town
was vUitcd by a heavy rain nrrotn-
pnuieri by much wind and ball. Thu
considers!)!
leueinc. frees, etc,
•t the w»wn’.
damage done U»
iu some portion*
Regilar McAlnr, Town Council.
BuTLKb, *»a, F»;b, 4th, 1878.
Pre«eiit—John Walker Mayor, pro
fem* Aldermen—Allen, Colbert,
Mont fort and Llpsey.
The minutes of last meeting read
and confirmed.
On motion of Alderman Colbert
D. A. Smith, Mayor, whs excused
tor non AUetiduuce at this meet
ing on account of professional bu
siness. W. 0. Huas, clvik, re
ported tlie collection of two hun
dred dollars, money collected of
XV, T. Mont fori ami J. \X r . Uipsey,
on actvuut of l,it|Uoe lictumo.
The Oriiu »tioc introduced by
Alderman Oidbeit at la>t liie.ting
in relation to the disposition ol'
fun is iiijjie treaautv and iu reg
ulating the manner in which the
.same shall l>e drawn theretroin,
! wax read and uimiiiinoR-dy adopt
ed by sections and then adopted
I as a whole.
] The council ^Jten passed a n*o-
i lmioti directing the clerk to draw
a warrant on t tie t reasurer in favor
ol R. B. W aters, Jhr two hundred
dollars, interest un Bonds.
Also, a resolution was passed
directing the Marshall to give
bond Hind security as required by
law,diy the next meeting, and to
report to the Council at the next
meeting, the .amount of taxes
collected from John Robinsons
circus.
Alderman. CoUtort offered a
resolution authorising the com
mitt.-eon streets And public proper
ty to purchase lumber and employ
some ose to it build the bridge
tin the side-walk between the resi
dences of A. At Cur*.>n and Mrs.
Mitchell,, ,. which ,wh> read and
unanimously adopted.
The cont/act lietweon the edit-*
ors of tlie ibitier. Hciui.o and \li<
Tlift citizens ol Butler tnet *t the
Court lloiae oti Tuesday night itet,
ta vi*e «ouie umsns to got money
eeoitgh. •« finish'' the <l*iJioiiirt
church. f»oV. G. S, afohmtftii
dimetod to go *r<*uiid during the
ioik and see ever/ fi.d get
them to contribute, for the •dvmice-
atcjit ofthc rluireh, And to report at ......
lit'xl w.Hiiip. • fail'll will 1)0 tVutjfM. j M'faJ'ivr i lit C'l'iutMl i‘"l" I lie |>» ini -
Personas.
Our young friend B. R. Griffith,
l*.’t towu Ift'it Tw^sdny for G*d«es-
▼illr.Ga, where he intends *o live
in the future. If bile J-utlcr lohcsl o
one her of most v<u :l.y \oi.ng men
^ii'i <,;,<• ibvt she baa a right to he j *,
proud of. GHinesville, gains him. | „
We receive* a cull last .Saturday |
g ot the tOAii i!
year having been |
/ri'in Sir.. W,F. Johnson, travi -*
is, dtit'llt lor llo.l
ii«i etui r lift!' ft
■ O'Oooip.ir.ry, the
Atl.uU Con.li-
' Union.
, .- T -
K.cx*. Thur-d.'ty
h St. Yxloutiuc**-
J •
• if thivi, Kay
the Fort X’el-
' lev Mirror, mu le
a raiii on tlie
^•t* lllistK ol Ilt'V.
a 1t*w nights ».*«,
v H. J. hiftijniik
and stole shout
if. if"ll''"H ill Hj'rili), wliic!) w»H in
hi. !'»ik •porMi'/
the ensuiti
riously sig-n-
« I by the editors ut the Hkkald
vris prevttnted, nn I on tnotiot:
of Alueimsn Alb*n, the Mayor
pro, tctu,% was directed ic sign the
<jm i he part of the Kfwu, wit
was done ami tl.o cauls diric’cl
to retnn’.i the c-M:tr4Ct Up m iiio
miuuti-s ot the Cuiiucil.
Un motiuii.of Alderman Col
Ihjrt, the ngubti tiuot of meet in j.
Council
ol' tl
Ti.uisdev r»iu
A ‘j luiue
Jar ii.e-itlng.
* \V. O. r.*uss,
changed t«i
ht. Tlie Out
1 until IK Ki It
us, pro, tern,
•ocivifCnyit of 1 own Council
»\’c hu e peif cic l at range
Bmutlfni Flowers.
We*do not n'liK'intur to liiv
»i fii imv. Hvamiii, (M»y nml •Imif
no i*xty|il.o I.) ttut'li U'.ull'Cul flow
,r« h» Hf'itre of tin- young UiMt-
wort* in liii'ir Imir nt ^hIiIihiI'
eoiitwl Un' Sun Uy. V tl 'I'.ciimton
v»rif^pt«l! nitlti’i), the cnlnr»
Wt'l'l' tin lllllllf Oils g*t‘ tllnet' nf tile
ruinli t*j mi I quite »» ht'Hii'iftii,
.Ttifw l"V"ljr fl.ts.eiH givw' in fer
ry,in tl.e I'iienHiie g«ulcii o' tn*t
yietil lover o' tin* lirnillil'ul .Jnilgf
Htiilritl|*t' Killeit, Hiitl wan brought
to Butler By Col. W. S WalUre
Why, U it our young la lies in
Puller (ami we are Mire many ol
them ari*«Heiilei|"i»iiig an can In
fttunil in all this jmiatl. laii'i o'
oura.) tin llol raiee lliem: >fa|i*iiiica.
, Quern o( iIn* flower uaiiieii. lie'* 1
we have a *“i 1 |ni'Uli«rly Hiiileu 'o
all Httiia ol flowei'H. ami a climate
not tuir|iHHHi*il liy.Tialy itnult.
! -The Foit I’llUe. Mirror.
Thin |m(ior i» now ituliliahcil
hi mi-week I* b.v Mr. S. H. Burr
Thin mjtln quite un im|irovement
to thin excellent {taper, anfl we
wikIi Mr.Burr uiut'li huccihh in this
Btep of progreita,ami pmy the g.ititl pity ami the Slate, would be plean
j.i*..[ilo of piu't Valley rulley to thejed to net* him elevated to the
ami
■UTIM RETAIL MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
W. L. CRIFFITH.
COTTON—SlltltlllOB mm
Low Middling * 8|08|
7 ®9\-
Good Ordinur
Or I inary........
BACON-Uu.k Hid.n ...
Jtnlk tshouiderH...
SALT-Virdiiwi
Liycrp ol
ME\ L- ikrbushsl
OHN -!«r b'idiit
PLOUH~|M?r bttl
IttrK—|ivr pound
I, \Rt> —tMr |M*no(t
501*PKB—|>r pound ...,
•UO It—per pound
HYIIUI*—per rh oa
'M Klifirp'r. |ioiiu«l. 4 ,..,
....7
$3.00
41.50
A1.H0
tl.00
. .$9, @ $10.(ft)
.10
W *
25
124
.......50 @ 45^
Mb-
>PB’*te -fier ponnd ..40
S\‘Ut F—|ir |Hiiiiid ' ....Sion
to (UNH)—iH>r poiiud 50© 41.25
U \(5KKit ‘ L—o«.d» ft
WKI.L nb’fliK/’S-e.eb ...; 75
HI V U l t:T\ I’OKS—p. r peck 50
UEUOmI:N!i OIL—per gfilon. <. 40
4 mini;it trade.
HIT ITER—K-rpmmd ....
DUES MMX-|p-r pound..
rAl.LOW—\ er pound ..
liIill D PK\CUES
•mid
Mind
i’yJlK -per p .u
BEEF—p.r {Mm
t nan ye of dated ole,
A f.cc* ndmnrtisemeHt.
The passenger trains on the
Southwestern rail road, changed
schedule on Sunday the 3rd of
bYbi nary. The passenger trains
hereafter wilt run as follows :
I.p.nvc Mncnti tor Coiiiuihus 9:08 am.
Arrive at Butler 11 30 a m
Arrive at Columbus-—-— 2 :U a.m.
Leave Columbus for Macoit 12:00
Arrive at Butler —— 3:llp.M.
Arrive at Maeoii— 0:00 p.M
XVe publish this schedule for
the benefit of our readers.
In f
A Contlo Hint,
r style of climate, with itn unddeO
chiiuu- H .of l«itipemtnre,—min. wind nud
•muslioie lutorminuded in n single d<ny.
—it ie no witmUr tlmt oar* children, friends
and relatives are ho treqaetitlv tutisn from us
Iiv negle.<tt*d colds. ImU the deaths resulting
directly irom this c>»'ise. A Irnttle
Ihwcbre’s Gtrnmii Syrup kept nlnait \
home for immoiti-'t nine wit* prevent scrioni
Mi kiWHH, a 1 irgt doctor’s bill, and perhaps
dfuth. b« thsniMe of three or four ' "
c ring t5..jiHnmption, Hemorrb-mw, » mb..- . .. # -
immm Severe t’ough, Cmnp, *»r any disease SaLOtU8ll, . —
.if the Throat or Lung--, its success is aitliply ‘
wondirtul, ta v*nr druggist will tell 3nit.
t>.-rumtr.S>rnpis now wild in every town
h'g-jin this coniu.ent. Smuple hot*
BUT LMR
FEMALE COLLEG
M y..
UAX.3 KSTsmiTi;
The next'Anntiftl ^eftaioa of t>in toatitation willtr^ r > January the 14th 1878,
llatesof Tuition will be the MURtaa last year/luc.dental Fee, eeveuty-ftve CviU M
e Sprti'ff 8ea»ion
The Tv-nctier. will remain unchanged Thorough instruction Is gnaranteed in all th<
hr <ncbe^ taught in any first cia-a laatitmion in the Htate. The Faculty return their
ih itika to the public for the liberal putrouagt they have enjoyed, and pledge themselves
to a reus wed effort for HMfUslvatict meut of the ntn leuta introsted to them.
dtOunVis cheaper io Bn'iwrabau in any other town in Southern or Middle Georgia
Studen'a can get good Imniri nt niue sud ten dollars p«r month. Fa-onomy in the ex
peiise of the studeuta with thorotigh insirnction is the aim of this Institution.
• Student* will be eharged Iron* date of a ’miadon 10 the end of the Seflsion. Ko allow
ance will beniad* tor abseiu'e except fur sickieas or some necnMiry cause, Arrange mea
ovill be funds however, with any p-tr«n who sodi>m* fur a fixed time of attendance
school. Snidcnta wilfiw required to report cauarft of every day’s absence from the
school. Patrons are e»\rnestly rcqueatnl to send in their children promptly at the begin
big of the Scssioif. * For further purticnlari apply to
'* , JAAI3C8
...>. «r l»rot.
WHITE!, Pre«.
w. c. Monk.
• 1878.
New Haven Chemical Co’s
AMMO MZATS D
S'U P ER-P HOSP H ATE!
FOR SALE '.BY
W. L. GRIFFITH, Ati’T.
Arnmnninicd, ' — 3.(i() qvu cent
Soluble ITiq^. ‘ Acid. 8.7#'pet cent.
Total I'jihe-lUoBphirfe, ‘ 19.07 percent.
4.06 per cent.
SUTLER, QA.
lu tu
•i.tl. Ilk,; i nuhir-ize 75u.
Henflst,
The well known Dr J. P, Moje, of Butler
u., livs again r*-si:ued bia origin'll practice
id co> bit Joiui't u* Ida • »d •.(•mil. putting
nufifnl alid npriv deo Albumen-
that ten ct*uV.u anything yon
durdulity.
up th
id couifoit.ii h i
«l'i
Ala
Opt
I linniiatry, Him Dr, has ill* bt-ai.il/ibm-|~.
IIim world* tlmt hniola Up 'he toodi as
d as it evei wan. and In th v y'-ix linurs
i cm'i crash a Hickory twit •cm it. In ex*
ii'ing tuoth. the l»r. ; .ta loo wed hi.o vn *o
•d tan I*nr rtccm tiidiifibn Ho baa rn
ifr.pr.ftir/witncM and coiuion. Hi* wide
rid over. Biim: «n yonr do.lav. ami h ,v v
■so old aching ten-ill »itk-n out, - bn.ore \u
ves agam lor Sni.ib.Gcorgia.
jii#pe' , 'fut«,v, • r. .1,if^'fOYE
.rauts,
iiivu(S'.with the Mayor and Aider-
men ot Butler to (iiihlixl# in the
IIekaloat taoh meeting the lull
proOiedifitfs of the town Cotntci
for the present year. This is dime
iu ordei fh.it tlie people may i
and fully understand the rules and
regulations of our towu g
iui:iit,atid how tlie bu>ine>s is man*
a^ed generally. Ii is of vast* im
portance fur every inaii in tlie coun
ty to know and fully understand
these prOGted,jugs. XVe earnestly
a k ihose who th* m t subscribe.to
he Ubuald to c *mt3* fiirw tr l an d
•In ho. Hetneiuber ihe siibscriptiun j r J[ ud ^
price is tnr\ me* dollar
. I’bkhi.n.ii, \Vb die plvaned t« j^
see tlie name of Uev. J. 0. A. I
Claike, D. U., L. L. L>., men-j
tmued by the press us tfie proba
ble successor to the vacant bish
opric t*l the Methodist Episcopal!
Cornell South: Dr. i Urke is il»o
presiding eider of the Macon Dis-
tiict and has been a icsident of
Macon for the past four years, lie
is a brother ni Judge Richard fl
Claike of Atlanta, and is a highly
esteemed d.vine of profound abili
ty, upon whom would rest grace
fully the dignity of the high posi
tion/ and his tuauy friends of this
TAVL33 C3U.W SH9.MM .SALES
FOB UUC-AJEVUEp:. * •*-
old b f
Tnesdi
is * mut li'-n e duox.
T. l*»r coiitiy. tin?.
MiiVdli n-x . within
ibe loilowiug prop-.
Will Ik* k
'n ih -'o vi
mi'jli.i- tb hi
<ir\y to-wil : ’ |
Theinfe
see Ad Oil', niter lit4 uxp rdion of [ r Le holnpf
ium<I iu i:$5 liens. «.f lot nf inud Nf 233. iu"
the Kith l)i»trM!i ; ef Tnyl r t'oiintv. L vicl
upon mh U»*j|a-oiv riy »t^nid* J.-hh»jb AiIhiuh.
i.» .'ii friy a H tii.f iNMi^d ti < *m »hts* Supciiru
four* of T.i\lor.«unity iu favor nf)B.i , .ilAd*i»>
il-Hplss tio/j vs; P At; Adams Jt bro.. and
JcSnCc /liUvtus*
Also. »t lh<» Himie (infe .-noplace, eflswlm’f
ol lot of h.i..rN»: 121,“ih 1lie loth district of
-and co"uty. conuiivinj 1*L?
b*ss. 10 sutisiV it >ixli in issued by Joe ah
pvrnii, Tux Collector of suid (HVnn’y.VH. Mrs.
Nancy " li»uk*y!tor b«.r tux tor tile y. ar 1877-
Prop.'itv poinied out by DelV-utluut Iievv
made null returned to iuebydames JoLukod,
L. 0. * * '
•C A ITU A R T & CURD.
WHOLESALE DIJL1BI HI
HARDWARE,.
CUTLERY,
j
&D.
•TIS ASM nOODES' lt’AJlE OF* EVEltT KIND.
Ws IIans uow in atom ft largt and «r«U MeorttJ stock of
Pocket, lusil. Table C'u L‘iy-—FairVank’s Standard Scale**
MT Merchant* SLd outlier would'do well to givs ua % call and examtae nr itoek
IRON FRONT STORE, CIIERRT STREET, MACON, GA.
ROB I. M. MAX. & CO.
’ MANUFACTURERS AND DEALER IN
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES AGO WAGONS
CHILDREN’S CARRIAGES-
addles, Harness, VFhips, Trunks, Valises, Sole, Upper ft Harness l eather,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CALF SKINS,
LACE^ LEATHER, SJKfE ANQ HARNESS FINDINGS.
ROBT. H. MAY,
time and plnee, i ALFRED It. GOODYEAR.
•102. 103, 194. 185 utid I J.tME* T. MAY,
14ili' Disirict' of w\td conuiVi to I SAMUEL 8. PvItMELEF,
hrtusiy a ti. fit mimed troin_ tte Hupeiior
1 _ ( REPOSITORIES
L MACON( UB01l(lIA.f !C U"lV’‘
»J l Sa whry £t.i£ac«a.0a«
■ of P. J. Muliiua
AUo, nt the Hume time and pince, will be
* |il lot of land No. Ill aud iniciio.iud Iota
Sm 143 'ind 100. all in the 21 b dlutticl of
l',tylor c unity, (iu. &Jd Imui levied upon
ih the prop.-.ly of A. M. Wulker. 11ft
OO-OOO.
AT111 TCI A f 1$ LI C| f||l In order to clour out our stock of Very anperfdf ^
\3l 4«J!l XjL JL "d k9 JL Gold-pbtcd Jcifelry valued at over $200.0')0gwe^
wTTl aenil as Ixilow, 1O Pieces, all warranted Gold-plated f at* 511.00. I pair Gold .Stonaj
iiPioii of the honi.-.-teail otiile Uerei'
chuuu-d by tlie family ot said ulki r Lu,v • <-
upon bv viriuv of a ti la. isMi d from th*
Jiwt.ce Chi irt of the 767tli D rtnut. G. M. i f
said couni y, in favor of O. A*. Colber* vs
\. M. Walker and James H Gray. ; L*vy
made aud rauiut-d to me by U, M. Rryunt.
L. C . \
and 6 1
Hi,|i|iurt ot' hiH ,i»|>er. The ...b- j siuii.ible duties of ibe exlmUe.l ,f*±
script ion price remain* the iifflfl. itation. Telegraph & Meaieger. j
8leevo Buttons: 1 pair Eirgravod Slcovo Dulteiu; l so^poiu.ici Htads; 1 set Amethyst
Studs; 1 Wedding Ring; 1 Engraved Band Finger Ring; 1 Amethyst Stone Ring, Inlaid
— g*$ m tt AT with Gold; I'Elegant ft'.njr, marked "Friendship;”
—• -•»' * • ••• with Gold; 1
Jet and Gold|
'ako Gecrgft
. „ s Ear Drojw,
Inlaid with Gold; 1 Ladies’ Ornamented Jet Brooch; 1 Fancy
time .nd pl»-.e lol. Ko. i f • JCi V XlScerf Kin* .nd Klepant WrtchOh.ta.BJtj your oioioo, lbs
block No, 1 iutlio lowu nr Biitl v. entlx. loto( QO nloo^o, ooat Poiu-iWid for ©1.00 or oay_Q p.ece*
H tin eoiintv, Holo ... Ibe property of 111- you ohooeo for ©O oen;e. I?owh ^ °*“
SS McK.uuei. losulinry»uxa.f,yi*HUf. eerily bo retailed ut ftlO.OO. . CLUO PfttlMIUHI. To any
from th<» Tiu'ooiie'torof mid «>nbty, in ,m ono ordorim 11 Lots at SI.03 each, we will
fovor or Huiit Kbjie uud c.oii]iy v« Mr*. B, k. X JUK&EjU prcsor.t Fmo, an Open Faca Coin Slltef
mIo"!.',;: phceiot.*l4rt Watch as PromiuiT). WATCH AflD JEWELIiY CIRCULAR FREE.
No 240 iu lut .iiatr ct of Kiid coiu.ty ooulaliu- NOTIOiaB OF, TXX23 1*^1X180,
ing‘2024 acres mop* or lean, smd mi Tlie 1 Our cotemporarr. the Uo'ton Qlob*, »pc«k« r«ry higlily of botJi a.lrcrti.er aiut *«>o4j U belfl#
property of Edward -Jot. to NUinfy (a tax hotaorahle la hit deatinn. and reliablo iu hu good., a couuneudnHoa wo heartily onddho.-S*.
li lo. itetUed from 'ho Tm Collector Af e«i<l t— „u.bi.o». u...it,«»«.-*—. «* On. alia
Hi* reputation for hoiieity. fair dealing, aud liberality U unequaled by any ndverttaerln IftM
r cf fluid btutf aud coutitT ra* ,•
Jauuury '2tfih 1878.
rlH77.
C. A. J, POrR, Sheriff.
I ** tJr ’ AdvertOte bote andTeUi cheaper than nay man In New York.—If«rel4, April IS, 1877. #
1 F. STOCKMAN, 37 Bond etMot, Now York.