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|>er*Ons who eognped in it; and he
h d after Bqme iuquiry and reflec
tion decided to embark in the busi-
ietMj; and t’ur the p«ir|>"W of more ef-
ually j roucti. g hie intoiesthe
dee ded to superintend iu p< reon
r i'iin rendered necessary his res.
^deucti'niong the Indians; and af
ter consfth'fnS the matter well,
he decide^ that hi- personal com-
fo *t reqti ireJ* * hat Nina slx-uld ac
company him cV* hie exp diiion.
Hales UvingWrenl affection for
Niua did not hesitate to inform her
of the decision to V which he * ,ftd
come. Htill, as he V«hed to keep
up Mppeaiances v^ilh her, the in-
foimation wan^otnm unicat id kind-
rpcnijfoly with a let
“tfer w'ml e>. In tl
this in
stance however it required no fi nesse
obtain the child's consmtio ac-
pany him. It will be retmiu-
that there whs a vein of dash
We ham from the Columbiana! Lmnkin Independent'. We leurn
Sentinel of Thursday, of a sad and. from Mr L. G. Woodard, justice of
fatal accident which occured iu • the pvace of the Richland district
Shelby county a tew days ago. Th
facts are given as follow: Mi
George Cowart, on Friday, went
into the woods near his residence to
genome boards. Having ^elected
a large pine tree for the purpose,
he proceeded to cut it down. In
falling, this tree knocked off a
large limb from a tree standing
near, ami this lirub in its tall
struck Mr. Cowart on the bead,
killing him almost instantly. Mrs
Cowart happened to be near by,
having gone out to speak with her
husband and saw him knocked
down by the falling limb. Rha
ran to him immediately, and rais
ed up'his bend, but he only gasped
once or, twice f »r bieath, and
gone. Death always brings sad
ness stiff grief, but especially is
adventure in the character of * this the esse witen it comes sudden-
ither wh ; ch was mainly the , ly and violently. Mr. Cowait was
of his "teJUiBg^n Georgia badly hurt several months ago by
yeais ago. Of course Hales^WiliTNiJa 11-jVcfffl ajxftg«>u, and bad just
that a negro woman, by the name
of Rainy Daniel, tmik the life of
her \ntum cm d about two weeks
old by choking it to death She and
i.er accouip ices had buried it in the
woods and covered the spot over
with leaves and brush to oouct al it.
A row among the negroes implica
ted, caused one of the party to tell
ou the rest. Rome of the accused
are in juil.
Strange Disease.
We lea n that Mr. Tom Walk
er, of Schley county, has lost
several milch cows within the past
wee]*. They died very suddenly
and were strange y affected. The
disease seems to be seated in the'
throat or lungs and they have
THOMAS
DEAL Ell IN
Furniture, Chairs, Matresses, Spring Beds,
Window Shades, Wail Paper,
CARPETS, MATTINGS. ETC.
ALSO m.KG AST MET A I. cases asd caskets.
Cases, CofSas and Caskets, in all VYood.
omir.HS HY TELEGRAPH PROMPTLY ATTENDED.
NEXT tn “LAN1BR HOUSE,” — — MACON, HA.
Oc 2S.lt.
I.
J. IT HAYW1CK,
l\’hole*ale and Retail Dealer in
HOUSE FUR NISHING OOOOt
Stoves glass and Wooden war
>e! LAMPS, LAMP HOODS aud CROCKERY, CUTLERY ETC
-n.
lie
)e
life tliHt
us corrupt and
themselves. But
11 bough she wan not aware
nu sierdesigri, 0»r thai
anything wiung or Tt-
retienmble l. the comma, and
of those with whom .lie came
' it, daily cumact, instead ef being
drhwu and attract el to tire l ie
which the kiduapper hudtuurkal out
in his uniia whs, us she giew o d r
more and more replied Iro u it for
reasons, which if she had b-n
asked,she would have bee wholly
■liable to explain. The truth w.ts
that.(tie fa-lings and iejnpeiament
; *r ilMpo-itnin, or whatever we may
' term it, which she fi'ad inherited
from h r parents was now telling
in her favor, ■ltd uuknown to het
preserving h r front <jhe legate.
Which had been prepared for her
ruin. Ndr^slioujd’ this luct ap
pear in any wiBei-strangojjr incieu-
U»!e since 0iirYea3eii..-»dl dqubi.
les. r* tn. tuber .nmny-o'iuetuncpft in
which. Well «iinant efforts Ultimo
iip.mhfidten of cormpt and nuprin
,/ cipfetl parents to lives of u.eluU-
noss and honor have signally failed
to tUeptotrow ami disappointim-nt
of tlrdiri wife' had .ought, in this
manner ,o benefit both themum-
muhity and the children. ' .
As for Hale,, lie had' in the
course of time and unconsciously
to himself ceased to ; entcrtaiiT Ip*
original hatyejf Jowarda tjie eljtlEfi
= nor was he a-wjiTja 'A.niy.
^reason wb^J^ = p^rt3ste<p iu His ef;
’not aware of this feature iu the
character ot Nina, arid hence in
bring tig the mstt-r to her h did
not at once dim gr his real object
to her.
“I have been thinking Nina, ”
said he appri aching her on the
subject “that a trip to the frontiers
would be very pleasant for both of
ns; bow do you think you would
like it?"
“I would like very much to see
the country’ she rhpli-d; “I think
I should enjoy the visit, and it
would be so nice to camp out; if we
go will we camp out?''
“It we go b yond the settlements
lie re, lied we will be compelled to
camp out, because there will be no
house for us to stay in.'
“D..n': you like camping out
uncle' 1 she ask- d?
Ohsj's! very well” he replied;
“but you know I was in Ilia army,
it will not lie new to me as i>
will to you, and iher- fore you will
enj -y it miich more than I wi 1.”
Will you go far .notlgli to see
any Indians she demauded?
“frfftMuiiitiie snrp'i ed if we
do. Iu 05;, said he,l have a little
b' sinvSs with some -f the chiefs,
nd if opportunity pet runs I should
be giad to pay tbeina v.sit at then
home in the forest. ’
“Wi l there he any (lunger ill
going to see then.?’’ she a k. d " 1
have heard tliut the li diaiis ha
ju-t us souq kill u pule ta e as not
aud-lduiiot warn to s-e them bun
enough 10 give my life lor it. 1 '
“Ob!’' replied he lnugbiug “th re
will be no tbiuger ol that; They
ate uoi on the War path now. Be
sides- tho*.- that l'wish to visit are
what are called friendly Indians
and there is not the least danger
that they wilt do us any baiin
whatever, t hen there are one or.
two ehfets tl.at I met while in the
army, and I wish il l cau to via. t
l - tin and Carry some ji test tits with
m to make my visit welcome.” - 3.
... “Row king wlit we be g ne? If
we could stay a long time with the
iiidanB, if they II treat us web;
I’ve heard so much al-out tbvm f
want to fibd.uut if its all tmair4
•1 ve .beeu Mijit oouinjiiwi she that
recovnvd snflieieufly
work, ami in this, his first effort in
that dine.iou, be met with bis
doHth.
disposition to rub the head und m-ck
even to the extent of abrading the!
skin A considerable amount ot
mucus gathers iu a pa. k under the
threat. He was not able to airest
ou oou j"°" t [ |f (li„ ass in a single ease.—
to ref urn'tTr —-
Amcruus Ueeorder
DIED Uh THE UOITE,
Last Tim rday a colored lunatic
liy the name of Johu Jfi.ls-.m was
brought to this City from Eib- rt
c mnty. Hewss-iiidto hevciy vi
olent, an l w'as stciireiy "tied. On
reach ng thiscity it was observed
that be was completely pnistrated
and <u h dying cond.tion, caused bv
his raving and strugling, but Mr:
J. Cami’b 11, who bad him in
chaige, procured a vehicle and pro
ceeded with him to the asylum.
On reaching that iust.rtnrnii tip?
unfoi innate lunatic was found to
be dead, having bird on thb roud
between this city an 1 the asy
lum It has too frequently occur-
red that lunn'cs and idiots have
been brought to the asylum in tin
almost dying oolidifi .n. an-1 hu
manity as well as the ru es of t? e
ins'itution require that they should
bereivid and the be.t done for
them 'lint'could die. under the
cireuntstan; e-; but; of course n
rpse lotlld ll--t, ' ybt? ri 1 1 - Ivt-d.
Hello-Mr. Campls.'ll wus compe led
to bring the body U ck trMllejL-iJy,;.
where i.e procured a - cuffiii arid
had 'itiiuried ill llie.city edrnetery.
— Uifiou and R&arthr -
~ ■ f
The • tow Rowiug ~ teuiftrk--.b e.
and dy-ldless **o er true tale'’ i*
t-dd by Ihe-Airrercus Rrpubfi an'
]t says: ’“A- gentleman gives us
t-ois little inciden'J- As I was ri
ding s.ong in; an qul-trf-the' way
jratb 1 1 bserved it luiierous -cene
I had apjiiogciud 0 tpg cabin
that -had- sevital'a-res ^lefiyed
itvouny it.. I none Corner oi-' till-
lot ? a p'gfi) -woiiihu was plnuji-
ing, bii^ -lit? had Rwo girb tiigf
ging awky-iryiW to break up the
hay.i gregud jtii^nd'of. a mule
Tte-ji; i diiltla jjiaad wsv, m
§aS tlicr ^arVfi -A btjd
afiy rn,Ml was
feedtifgsi fhtfiiT. iJUrnp imtle;. Up
-us'drg-^.tiy.liejidl iiot prow I ;•->
MiU^.hd.remirrk.-tR'i'Boss, dia mu'-*
on tAtfsU pi-
THE m FOE 1833.
The Sun will deal with the event*
of *lu» )^ar 1880 in it* own flishon
now pi'uttv well uikUtsIo-ri bv every
body. From January ) until Docent
l»er ,*11 it will be coi.lucted as a ne#
|M}Ver,'written iu the b n^iish language
und |aimed forjhe jM-opie.
Af a newapHper, Tiik Sun believe
in ge'iing Hll the news (iromptly, and
piHe? tiug it in the most intelligible
^h/qrt'-Mhe shiqie that will enable ibe
eouil'^s l-’ keep well abreast of the
age-wit h .lie k’ust uuprudactive eX|ien-
dltme of tune'; 3.h« greatest irtterest
to the or- mesT uutuber-—that is the,
law cnntivllirg’it* daily make-up. It
how 1ms a eiiculutirtTi very much Ihi-
ger tin't» tnut 01 uny other Atnencun
tTuwV|’u; er, and enjoys mu income which
K iij.a ! uii utiieR piepRietl to spend lib-
n-aU\ for tlu. bew-tiv cl it* leaders.—
J‘e< pie of uli o*»biliiien of life and sll
ways «f thinking Bt;y und read Till
-Sun; ami they uli derive, satisfaction
| of some ror' frnmjilh colurns, for they
keep on buying urn. n-siling it.
1 coin ijenis ou men and alfaiiw,
Tuk Sun believes that the 01 ly guide
ot policy kli(>ul-J he common fcense, in*
spired by geiiniue Aim-ricun principles
and lisckul l*y honesty of purpose.—
For tliis rasson it i«, and v«ili
I o be, i.'o-.iuitfly independent of pi
c ftss, ciujue, oiguiii/.ution, or iniei
II is for ail, but of eom. Jt will ^.n-
Unfie to prsise wln.t is good nud jep*
r0hirte whut is evil, taking cure,that its
language is to tb.- point i»ml fftln.H..;
yond the possibility“jmtf’ 1 V’
ttood. It is^nfrii.-HnenoAlgij flunws
that do uot a; pear on (licfes^i .R
has no opinions to sii^^mejTt^oM-
which may 1 be hud b> uay |'3i/2:hasei
with two cents. . It haies'injustice and
wiscu’.iiv even nu ve timn it v li|»tes im*
neci-ssf'.ry wortls. it ahhors] frauds,
t hies fools, und 4ep\
Manufacturers of Tin-Ware,
I KEEP A FULL HTCt?K OF THE ABOVE NAMED GOOD8 AND WILL SELL
AT A m.MALL ADVANOt ON COST. \
NO 40 THIRD ST UK 01? ^ '—-? - MACON, G A.
MRS. A. S. WOODRUFF,
COTTON AVENUE, (Next to Mix & Kinland,) MACON, QA.
IN
HUUna^ Te&then; flowers. Laces; Rib
bons; Ornaments; eto.
Fanem aooils, nYatlontt Xephry 1f\»rS-
% ttU V car as Etc.
^ HEAD QUARTERS FOB STAMP!
Agent for E. BCfTTEftlOK'S Celebrated Pattern* for Ladies find
Children, -i
Mrs. E. S
!%'-■ - deader in- v
ffiilliaery And Fancy goods*
ZEPtttt®*h •YQjptOwYS* Etc.
NO. 7. I.OTT0N AVENUE, — MACON, GEORGIA.
i i.euuq.eo|.s
ill continue
tliidngiu-ut the year 1880 to ebasti r
the fii-wi, elan*, instruct tjm second, and
(Jisctiiiiiti-nance th« tiirird. All honcsv
meu with U weal couviqtums, wlmher
sound «.r iiiisrak^u, are its friends.—
And ; IIE Sy.v makes no ol fell
;„2 the iiu-ii to icsfiHJiuU and- oUnu
i111} ri*is vaheuVv(,r pocuwioaaiiscs* foi
piMU Bilking. • , >
Th eg* uVmtho prijitipiUs upon >htch
Tuk. SON -v? ill beoonduotiduiui.fitg the.
....... ^ ‘o^q irit tpidu uiul
the worn n .citriy Afirhftfi'Ad™ fV;
ttii-ir bsyU^ ; ^...' Slfit(J t1^fokai*ify“-hut^if ; tle-myi;iirn
bftvk^^^isitnwji'i
‘'Yek'Jfct^jtswe?ti3,_r'j;1ift|’a the
way tli^g^y'"ilirire «i| ft
gitit 2m»qy it-mige cttsfoitrs aid
riuniUerif in tlieu-.ftiiy of IiYlng.Rittj-
'yuull 'lbiuk very qjjriotri* /As -tv?'
.tbo'lliue We'il sluy ukJOijg,*«;d He?
that' wi 1 defend on Ciruurtj?-Lihet e.
:Atall eveuis you tftiaiiktuy-asidtig
,'JSbrto to wtSSc-iwi.-inortuI ruin w«* as you wish.’ • > > >. 1. k
- that Lis : o« u iuteiest might be i "VVheu are you gojng to ;stari?.
thereby advanced; yet neverertbe- I i‘ P B it will, not; be' lofig" -.be
lest, such was the tact. Hu wish- Sod. k '. -/
'ed to 'have some means-by which . “We willstart just^as sooniis i»«
: j*,'he might have the power, to draw ® aD g«t retiy. -1 wtf). hravig iget,
ijls .J ^tmg men oI wealth.to his bouse ujisome- horses aaipMvjg^us arid
nOtTloubtmgtiittitytlie8ameirillu- U“ ul *rmen to go.ahmg Wifb vlieni as-
*nce,he wouid be able to stfipthem guards for tlie. prt'^IHs'- ihtfr .1
a large portidri ot their wealth j^ust curry along, fortllh Jndi(|ii«i
jiich he so eagerly cilVjted aridik™ great. j.ogqes, I^eckou f \vil4
peril mg Ids soul tb obtaiaAVv <*hle to vget reajy ^tn. r ti-q '
the fiekl- gode“ti whom 1 1 wrelve days,'and thjit3 ' suj'iposy
d nptuiridiul 1 will.be about hs's. on an you ciin get.,
unlike mdi|ri^>"Mf- 1 ' A '
lives to j; , !‘*.wjsh it was- to-day-, wdf^fd
“iriently ; W ' to: starkslie f5tc'n;ineS ft .- r ^’
otoi* j ttm . anxious to gct.oufcin,. tiie v^oriii^ !
yeararj Kin #'^k
fed the little. sqitftrels' oiiinb;og :
ttie ti^es likekl did ? #bed f_ -Rveil
With aunt Soll.o'^k .
“W^rr-erdied Halei%ie Sooner
webegia Uuuake preparation's for.
the trip, the Sooner we’lFbe ready
to start. §o .arid see Meg and de
cide on what' yon n- ed for th
tfuxnby and lei me know how much
liroUtt- you- wafit, so you can go to
work at once."
Nina Vsih ? off to hunt up the
housekeeper iq . trill of htf gi
and luijry oqji '
* tW
T In* y far 1^80 will; bff.oiie tin.’whicb
TpRiin./t^. Jkmtiiir^u ( c«u. uff'i'ri 1(J
clo^f- lib; eyeH ter jiuKite' kllbii*. It •'
iposiLr n» vxi»gi’irtU' Um. important f
;jf *tlie po'vTcs'fe%Vni* wliicli ii bus in
»fe, or. tbe'uvbchMiy of rcsoitir^ ;Vigi I •
aYccf on tlfe put'of (-very Citizen wb«»
wTcsm**’>f- j.itSfiyv‘ th« Goveiimn*nt
th gtty up. The ii—
nets of Coi.grrss, t.b« u ;, ,ei*
twreys t?f, ; lfl« -prests il»c,(uxciting
W'.-C Kepublicuu ukcI Democrat.i
pi»rM«%.itow marly equal in t»Ufii--i!
tbro'ugMout. tbo country, the v w ryin'
ut pi.biic htmti .lent, will alt bear ill
iec:lyi MiO 'if ctiv«;iy upon tbu twenty*;
f.u-th L’lV.'ii.icnii.tl.ojt'^i n,!o be belli iu
Novemiioi 1 , \Four?ye«xrs^o next No
.eiuber-tbe will <|f -be -iiHtlou, us < \
pM*ssect'ht thw pons, w*ih ll.^aried by.
an libomitmble' ciulbpij icy, ,»be promo-
iVrs itit'l tieMitl^ii: * of wjiicb sull
h«.-UKt Jio offices t hi ^ At ut*? „ Win i In-
Cl iluc tl l8^t)bo>r#Y*< a tell jl;
lhepusf.i.ik-J.?. ,.r
)
—ANr—
MALE INSTITUTE,
BUTLER, - - - - - GEO
W. c. MONK, A- M, President,
NEXT SESSION will begin SECOND MONDAY IN „ANU
ARY, 1880, and continue six month*.
Board and Tuition per Session $00 to $72.
Tuition in Primary Class per Session $12.00
Tuition in Second Class, per Session $18.00
Tuition in Frst Class.per Session $24.
JVO MY MF.JY1J1E FEES,
Tuition payable on* hal fin iHvanco; balance at millle of term,
>'pr* HntiHfnetf.rv ftrr«n‘ T otn' nt bp rnufle.
•-Shnlrnr# obnrgpd from time of oniruncp to the end of the term,
.1 n TU^SS J K RESPES8,
Secretary Chairman Board Trnsteea.
EMPORIUM.
FUMHiNO
»j
92 CSEB.SY Street ACACOW. GA.
—WHOLESALE NAD RETAIL DEALER IN—
Crochery, Cylna. Gtass Ware, Chan
delier* Hall Eight*,- Eamps, etc.
TABLE CUTLERY. POCKET CUTLERY .KITCHEN KNIVES
TIN-WARE, AGATE-IRON WARE, JAPANNED TIN
~ WARE, WOODEN WARE, BASKETS,
WILLOW-WARE. AND STOVES
OF ALL KINDL.
Agent for EXCELSIOR HOT BL AST COOK STOVES. Send
fiT i.u. Oil wnl tea tn*. Sped til Inducement* offered toMerohanla.
C O
MACOX,
T T O N-
FACTOR
IIACOET. GEORGIA,.
Mrs, v . v. BLOWN, rruprMress.. ’• •
bathpv free of charge.
c.oajiopif'1's ' H.I’H.s fitted up especially for
COMM RttC I AL TRAVELERS.
GAS AND V/ATE< THR UGH OUT TH^ HOUSE.
”i®pB
AVENUE, i MACON, fi A. ' 3
«t..;-N.^?k of^iTj^ier ht-Etr •*
Dow -Vv”,PAPER, CARPfi'i BRUSSELS, IN
•AND T'fP.B.:, I^LY ;
V , i ii-^t BED-TEADS voier ..fferrid in Maonn
.'jl-gsgi. M.-ihH.- and Bur|H Case -
GRA1S
50U ,k
The b'-?
iu al! 1.
:*\ !'r-
IffifiiH JEWELttl STORE
n
my die tp?lie’aih‘i lajVyf qexlfuU.d"
vyh)!. i'-ai Wil'^nd d- Sliiiift arid
riikh de riiflle and all I‘s got. 8.1,
Brisi,;Viougl|i. Td keep deqimb' lat
-aadb tde grisrapd old ‘omaii work,
■ffiKC-siiVriiilis hbss ii. bi. as much a
L«u,A-tr if de w-u-t comes 1 can
Pile off oii ilu njule and go some
wlptr loose'to work D.-it's 'it bos-;
de w*ajj hurt de gals.’ ■
'The G 6?gin.oo-iviuiss.Olit-r otag-
riculiai 1-.1 hpii;ts jfii-.]/ii ctiit loss
.111! hi." suj qdie!f ? jmrehn 11. d :_(S 18 7 ti
hsu ilt l'' 7h, luf think.-i tLots VTi-
h t:o 10.,u0lr!ori iiilheaiiKiuo'< pui-
i:i.io.et( jn .1 ^0 urii(.-ss,a targe crop
of jpt'Pg oiits-j.-sowiy. r*l’l,,_ 4 ?rij 1 \vl l (i
^ u y pay at f wi'h&ui'ib^pi
^lhOM.i'rgrjnf'.'k-.j?n. castf §$&£$.<■*• lauiHUtH* qiasthns. till? 'ills:
-iliitnimt' »n3t biedbeis wmi *«*f tt''-w>-liiwN» khrtnaels the
ed J:- per cem.Mfifc.«$«?!» *-w>$,d;.«a*tq e»s
. 1 . a.IWbit.flmni • eU-arly- isuil .fi-ihjewdy. .fuc,-
oibfu'1<> Mr centv fes^ eiln.-iritf^ l-Via'ii lekaivns.-, iri--.riiimjrtiOa-j .*ii}l•
p i liA?(gTJtvras = jnBiea8t'df3^J5k ! «etii;j rijslu..-' '- ‘
’i^i'&'J^sf'^i^-of.ltid eoa'-'spf.iiij: Dubs' '"'V" ll ' r '' i ' “ f l'hi>os.i|.liicur
- - ■ g,<v
- *" — COLG\lBIfs, (5A
Sold W atchos Jewelry and Diamonds.
. \ • AND PLATED-WARK.
A SPECIALITY.
ot yrij*
pi, ,4
n.ljt-iuboi ut \V
%UN. tu’cl st’ii.H
■ it 1.6 Ui^g^giiiu ' U'tnig him
n ; ICh pi'WjrI'.t Till) ritiuiu mull
.mfi^tii.tg jitTjvn'i -ri-.s i.lji ii"U ; 4
! Iir (llSt*VvKrf tOp'aoGM .from wi.
A-ui-t! dtlyin' by 0itCi:t7digiiii(ii>
t«' Jniitl ? XI wij
“ bad » grent ■h»/ny8vt)luulot
that ” tlrcy; T>»y
mruiinatiq
R-t^fr^fliaiVcoiiiMeidial* fei tidizieiH.
alt hough 119' out of 152 conreH|)(>ii.-
•di*ntB report that: ilie ■ latter, ba ve
paid. .TlVe cVmimisMuhej- earoi «t ly
lecotmiicnilri tho use ot ronipo^T,,
and reprint* the formiHa and di?ec-
tioi.H for comi>OHtiti^. He sb. ws
that ou the lasie of $1 UO'differ
ence in the cost per ton of commer
cial fertilizer* and compoHts, it the
latter were usedjexelu*ively on the
cotton crop of tie state, the farmer
ve in one year in the cost
" MOILDOO. Ail
vines for,
nt
h tend Hum pwrpoh}** ^.tq uuuiti
viglitB v»f* titf ff vpl^Hud tlu* pviuwplu
.Til' tut* OoiiEti'lufiqn apiitist uli Hg^rekit'
oi^fij Thu. ih 'iuri'.iiied L»Av rim ’ u
truth till; - iostriK-tive, und utt'bu sunie
iiiwu mii Ktalrm.^ history < f 1880.-
OuV vnies of sul|hcrinUfh' 'muaitt
iiiiolmiigud;.,, lAwr thu- Suit, u
foiirpugo* sheet of twenty-eight col
umn, the price by ritail, pont-p
.15 cents a month, or ^IKuO a y<
including the fchmday^ paper, an
page slnet of fiftyy'six coIumK v .tdta
price is G5 cents u nibuth, or tfTwOV*
yeur, jmstago paid. *
Tbo Sunday edition of Tiie Sun is
also funmecd separately at $1.20 a
year postage paid.
The price of tiie Weekly Sun, eight
pages, fifty six colurns, is $1 a year
postage paid. For clubs of ten send
ing $10 we will send an extra copy
fr
Adrireea T. it. ENGLAND,
I'ublijjhtjr of The Sui^New York City?
which
VV.i
nd last for many years without change,
.vtdry RKI'AIRRD hy Competent,. Work-
!* ^ • afrpt 16-ly.
o'Nj. H, ANDERSON.
u.
1). AiiDEItSOIt & SON.
wAUKiiori;
•*triCT. Ii - - . ,
Mcon, Ca.
JStCj:--?
Commission;, Merchants.
WAREHOUSE CORNER OF FOpZAR AND SECOND ST&.
(JitKET Tbtir patron* with the announcement that their large and commodious Wnn
house has be. n entirely rebnnt in Hrtck lor their, better accommodation of COTTOII
THigned to th*-m. and are coufldeut that their facilities for handling tbs next crop «*•
>t U- suTpaHNert \>y any h ausb iu Ihe State.
Ti 1 c*ir office und Sid^room have been rearranged with a riow to improve light 09
Samples and the comfort ol visitors, and a cordial invitation is extended to all to aili and
ne them.. .
Timuking their friend tor the liberal patronage extended them in the past, they aek a
•mtiimani’e of Iht some, and promise renewed eftoits to please.
Ordfrs fer Daggiug and Tiee w.li receive wrompt attention,
Advances on (.of pip in 8 tor** made when desired, at lovreet Bank into*. Kept MW
iiSIt-
ART OPE,
; AVi%i*oA r -' dealer in
And Granite Work.
31 OS VMEX S, y
Vaes,Ison Bail;
\ES, BOX TOMBS,
Wwki,
AGENT FOU THECE'..Ei!RA^
” @|»SBi.$TjlBI,T. NBAB CAMFRIiliL * JONEa’^tVAREHOBSR
, _ '■ '■ » (KOR
' V Foot Office Box, No. 425. / S^it.d
ration in 7 tore
d^0aJ4,'frU<LUI0WA» * SON.)
Mr:j^yFic* Famished at
y,ue Market prices
-. y.'.Ui! I>- l/'.I J’INO -^tUiltTEltS FREE to CUSTOMERS. -
rf^ho "t
*™AH
'"tFrCflE’S MACHINE «i’l prefer it over
1 -'ifl others,and AGENTS selling it
ifirid it just, what the PEOPLE
; 'Want It uiukos the Shuttle Lock
. st itch, rtftiS'easily, does the widest
rtfrjge of work, and winds tig
bobMns -• without ^aoing-t^lts
wpfks of tje tuachiq#. ,Wjdtb,Jbr
fi^cri^tiv? oiroujara and full par
ticulars.' '
pym, SPl'G MACHINE CO.
3110 A 1303 MITT
COLUMBUS SASH, D03 . AND BLIND
EMPORIUM!
WA Wilingham
v—-DBAL12R IN
Sash, Doors, Blinds and White Pine Mouldings.
/ —ALSO
LUMBER, LATHS, PLASTERER’8 HAIR, PAINTS,
^ OILS, PUTTY AND WINDOW GLASS OIIEWACLA
LIME BY THE BARREL OR IN OAR LOAD LOTS.
AGENTS FOR THE REST
Halsomirtf’ la "&ae.
Anyone wanting anything iu MY LINE by corresponding VViTB
ME shall have prompt attention. m
D, ST,
WILLINGHAM’S WAHEH0US3.
I take pleasure in informing my friends and patron that
am better prepared to HANDLE COi TON this season than
ever before. I am now located on Second Street, the finest
staiti jn Macon for the cotton business. 1 haye made ariange-
mefiti^cFget money at a very low rate of interest, on Cotton in
dStpnp.e - My scalesraan, Mr, Hugh .Willet, a son of Prof
.Wiliet, is accurate and reliable, Mr. C. B. Willngham still ha
charge of the finances and books, and is always ready to serve
my patrons. I have for my customers, fiee of charge, a lot
and wagon yard* also sleeping apartments for teamsters.*
jVery truly,
M^CON.. ;
B. L Will
NGHAM.
GA