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ituFdiJ eVegjng at Is. Receipts this season up to ajevermiJ[ i £j4oftJbal «*• ^Uhi residence of Rev. and Mr»^I. F. Griffith, their infant £d, James Pyron; aged three months. We extend our sympa thies to the grief-stricken parents, day they feel, that ’tis another we\ placed on high to allure [lem to Heaven, 'be Trustees of Butler College met aud Mrs Rutherford, ss teacher in the lusic department We know that all h<*r pat rons will be plcised with her efforts. We are truly glad to note there fact*.ami only speak the sentiments of all, when we say she will be quite an addition in tuis department ■ Everybod seemed to eqjoy the perform ance of the traveling hear a few days sin especially seeing him “climb a true. The “Butler Dramatic Club" will pi tbeir first entertainment during Christmas Week, all are invited to attend as it will be tree- Candidates for matrimony still an the in crease. Don't forget the editor, as his influ ence is need for all who desire pnrticipatiug. Rem* miter ‘\Sunta Claus" will be at W. L. f Grifftith's “Cash Store" Christmas Eva. Cull and Married. At the resilience of Mr. J. L. Tarter tho hriile's uncle oh Thurs day 12tliinst. hy Kev. J. R fclays Mr. Solomon Wall of' Marion County aud Miss Ida Smith ot Taylor County. At the residence of the bride’s Mother, on "Wednesday evening 11th inst. by Uev. J. R. Hays, Mr. W, T. Gnttin of Talbot County and Mias Lee M Booth of Taylor County. “May silver brooklets break in song. All life’s flowing paths along " SPECIAL NOTICE! The several School teachers that have taught in thin County the prese nt year, are respectfully requested to meet with the Board ot Education of Taylor County, on Friday 2dth of December on special business. Dec. 13th 1878 A. M. Rhodes. County S. C. Taylor County Ga. There will uot be a vacant dwell ing house in Butler next year. Sev eral families are moving in to got the benefit, of our school for their children. iheil >n is woftS« and county than anj interest. Let us wflrk and assist the teacHfrs in their successful work. We are all unit in favor ot our school and its teachers, and let us work for it. It givea value to onr property, brings trade to our merchants, an income to our boarding houses and places our town in the front rank of all this section of the State lor educational faculties. Prof. W., also informs us that the college building will be thor oughly refitted before the opening of the spring session) The spring sessiott will open on the 2nd Monday in January. A full notice will appear in our next issue. We call special a* ten ton to the advertisement in another column of W. T. Mont fort. 1 he Annual Entertainment. The Pall Session of Butler Fe male College and Male I nstitute having closed on last Friday, the annual entertainrn ent was given at the court house at night, for the benefit of the students of the school. Quite early a large num ber of our citizens, mostly young people assemble nfc.thecourt house and parked away a lew hours most pleasantly in various ways, after which supper was announced. It would he a task too great for ns to undertake a discretion of the -table, but it. is enough to say it was laidened with every thing nice to eat thartiMrt cTtlTfrwish pre pared by ladies only whose rare taste cannot be excelled. Not with- standipg the (prge number of per sons present, there was enough p*rboih«] • • • v • • • • K. • M- FLOUR—p*r bbl.. •RICE—per* potknd ^ LARD -per pound *. . A . 121 COFFEE—per pound SttO .ifr- SUGAR- per pound 10@I2$ SYRUP—per gaion 40 ® 60 ’ CHEE8—per pound 20 N AIL8 -per paund 5 PEPPER and SPICK—per pound 40 SNUFF—per pound $1.00 TOBACCO—per pound 60 @ $1.25 M ACKERAL—each j 6 WELL BUCKE /S—each 75 KEROSENE OIL—per gaion. 40 BARTER TRADE. CHICaENS .. 10 to 20 EGGS- per doz Ifr-ta-M- BUTTER per pound UrtuffT BEES W.4X—per pound. TALLOW—per pound DRIED PEACHES 2 to 6 PORK—per pound 4 to 5 BEEF— ANNOUNCEMENTS. Sh 0K. v: BUS ICIES. For Clerk Superior Court. We are authorized to announce the name of fV. M. CHENEY, as a didate for the Office ot Clerk of tbe Superior Court of Taylor county. At the election to take place on tho first Wednesday in uary next. December 3rd 1878 For County Treasurer* I respectfully announce myself a candidate tor the office of Treasurer of Taylor couniy, subject to the Dem ocratic nomination if anv is made. W. P. CALDWELL. For Tax Collector. We are authorized to announce the name of JOSlAH PYRON, as a Candidate for Tax Collector of Tay lor county, subject to the Democratic nomination. October 22nd 1878. Ror Tax Collector. I hereby announce myself A candi date for the office of lar Collector lection Januar JOHNSON. ' For Ta Receiver. We announce JAMES R. HAYS, :»s a Candidate for Tax Receiver of T^lorXpuutit subject lumuiia- tion if any is made. MANY FRIENDS. October 14th 1378. CHEAPER THAN EVER FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS. jx i r 'K‘~ * WB WILL SIiLL j^Stgooc $ioo bogct at tsss LOW PRICE OF $75. Cpea Sundowns at Load Just Received WORK WARRANTED. A FULL SUPPLY OF THE BEST PLANTATIN WAGONS, At. n\l I’.V o.v H.i.v/J. ROSETTE & LAWHON, A’O’TS. REt*OiiiTOR r, COL VM B l\ G CARRE A GE W. d£P. TAYLOR BUGLERS 1!) FURNITURE, CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, ETC Metalie, Tine and Plain Burial Case* Cherry Street, M.4C05, OIOB.4U, PHENIX CARRIAGE WOgKS, l ivewnn ui iui b'juihj, mi approaching election in January u extr^^^^()ctober28ti^Jl878. PUGH’S PR£Mli:S GALLERY. For Tax Receiver. We are authorized to aunoOnce the . name of A. M. RHODES, aS a can- left to have fed ao hundred more, fd:da:e for re-election ta the office of and altogether it was a most de lightful time with all present. We return thanks to the young ladies fir an invitation to attend, and it is to them we are indebted for the pleasure which wo enjoyed. We al9o return thanks to the ladle* who were managers of the supper, for courtesies extended us. By this annual entertainment, it shows the high appreciation onr people have in behalf of our noble College.. ’ Stop that cough I Don’t preface ever* romarx to your sweetheart with 1 hftt unmusical reminder of your par simony and imprudence, for all wide axe giels know that fifty rents will y a bottle of C’ousscns Compound moy of Tar. That great remedy nev er fails to core Coughs, Colds and aII diseases of the Throat aitl Lungs. Bv its happy influence on the voice, joting ladies are enabled to sing ‘•Raptures of Love” more elecriy and sweetly to their enamoured swains. I/cnee, the demand for this p polar |incdicinc is incrcasingi 2,880 bottles avc been sold in «'iie day. Price 50 cuts. For sale by Walker & Gann, lliuller, La. C. H. HERRING, J. & BNOLA kb: HEARING & ENGLAND, Mr. George T. Hollomon of Upson county, has secuted a house and Will move into our town im mediately after Christmas, for the purpose of educating his children. Upson will lose one of her best citizens, and Butler be that much the gainer. We extend a hearty welcome to Mr, H., in behalf of our town, Kev. J. R. Res pens of Schley county was in town last week look ing for a residence. Mr. Respess was a prominent member of the last State Convention, and a well known citizen of onr State. He will make a valuable citizen in any commnnity, and we hope he will detqimtne to move into our midst. Gin House Burned. We learn the gin house of Mi*. Mack Roberson, ot Crawford coun ty, was destroyed by fire a few days ago, together with ten bales of cotton. The cause of the fire, is supposed to have been from friction of the gin while in motion and the sparks of fire were thrown into the lint room. This is truly a severe loss and one much “ to be regretted, ______ An Undeniable Truth. You deserve to imflci, aud if vou lend a miserable, unsatisfactory life iu this beauti ful world. It in entirely your owu fault and th- re is only one excuse for you. —your un reasonable prejudice and skepticism, which has killed thousands. Personal knowledge aud common •erne reasoning will eoon show you that Green's August Flovref will cure you of Livef Complaint, or Dyspepsia, wuh all it* miserable effects, such as Hick head ache, palpitation uf the heart. Hour rtonmeh, habitual erwtivenesa, dizziness of the be,id, nervous pruntra iou, low spirits, A. It.VSale* now reach every lowu uii the Westers Con- tiuet and uot a Drug wist but will tHl you Ot ” * humph detMO) WH^nderstami ho has laftk an it* wonderous cures." You can buy w« unatrstanu ne nas leuian Bottle for i 0 Three doses w •gent to secure him & place. \ you, Per sakWsMm. will relieve COBNEB mBEBBY AND SBJOND SHEETS MACON, GA. First Premium for “Beet Life Size Crayon Photograph.’* est “Life Size Pastal Photograph. Beat Porcelain Photograph," were all awarded to J. A. PUGH, at the recent State Fair. Tbeve are all the higher and liner brunches of Our cheap styles, (such as Cards and Cab inets, ) will be found to be the best made fn (Dentate; all being printed from retouched negatives, aud our Oil Potraits are fir Photographed on the Oil Canvass, And fii ished by the host artist in the Profession, call, and see for yourselves. Give u J. A. PUGH, Photographer. Just Received, AND WILL CONTINUE TO ARRIVE AT W. T. MONTFORT’S A full and complete stock of Confectioneries, Toys and Fire works for the Holiday trade. THE BAR. the Jjar will he sup plied with the best brand of wines, brandies, whis- Jcei/3, tobacco and cigars the market affords. Gall on. us- W, T. MONTFORT. GEORGIA—Tatnoa Cocwty : lereas D. Robert Brown, has applied i lor Letters of Administration, cum t' sloinento nnnexo on the istata of Robert Brown, of auid county, deceased. These arc therefore to rile uM parties con cerned, creditors aud next of kin, to sh3W anse if any they am. at the next Jannarj erm fit the Court of Ordinary, for said coun ty, why saia Letters should not be granted id Applicant. . (divert under iuv hand and Official Migua- ,re. This lSth Novottiber. 187H JAMES D. KUKS. jvlk.Wp Grdim.n MAMJr A^TUltLKS A.VU llKALKltt) IN CARRIAGES, UGGIES AND VEHICLES OF ALL KIND> ALSO Manufacturer of the Dexter Buggys Oglethorpe Street. Opposite Disbrows Stables, COLUMBrS, G Extraordinary inducements —TO THE Trading Public, The attention of the people of this section is respectively oelled to the Mot that they cmn 1 jet better value for their money au • J. W. RICE * CO’Si MACOH, OEORGA. %. Thu >t au, other h<raa« In the Slat. The, are acVnov]cdg«d Ueadqoarur, tttl LOW. PRICES In Dress Goods, of which they have a sp#andi<! fine ranging from 6J oents Jeans, Cassimercs, Tweeds and Notions »f every imaginable discrihtion, Their magnificent CARPET bepartamejvt in full blast and the rapidity with which they are selling Carpets i« astonishing Yeir success in this and every other department - 4' r themselves The their muruftnnh business re ROCK Sampled cheerfully furnished dors amounting to $1U 00 or ovar ’for.lM. BOTTOM BRICES. application. Exprcas or friepht prepaid on a 1 ,t J. W RICE & CO,, . 30 an I ilp.Scroiid Sirtet, Ti'iuugiilar Blooir ^ . MACON. 14A t Jbt