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About The Butler herald. (Butler, Ga.) 1875-1962 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1885)
/ w Holle. R3 \ Jcma ' J. B. Clerk C. A.. JfWoPE, Sheri: R. A. Cokes, County Ti W. A H. #1 Jaxks B. Hays, returns. 9 Jakes J. West, County Y. H. Caldwell, Coroner. Town Officers. Mator, Hon R. R Phillips. Marshal, R. M. Bryant. Alkebmek, R. Montfort, JSii McCrary,' 0 A J Pope, 3- 1 man, R E Allen. Taylor Superior Court. Begins Fourth Monday iu February and August,—J T Willis, Judge. Justice Court*. I- Justice Court 757th District, G M,, 2nd Monday iu each month, W \l Cheney, N P., and Ex officio J P., ty P Caldwell, J P., (Butler District.) Justice Court 741st District, G M., 3rd Wednesday in each month, C|3 Marshall, J P.. A L Calhoun, N I , and Ex-officio J P., (Reynolds ^ 5, trict.) Justice Court 1375th District G 5|f., [White Water, Bateman’s Mill] sec ond Saturday in each m Mathis, N P., and Ex-officio J •James White, J P. Justice Court 1071st District G i a rainy d*y. rdayi Roj to Col Hail a colple of djays in town last week. ®lr. J J. Thompson, of Lump kin, visited friends jin Butler last Messrs. J. T. Taylor and H. A Childs have purchased the grocery „* — a* M. I X> store of Mr. J R, Rowe, Five thousand postal cards of the new design baire been received at the post office iu Butler. We are pleased to .note the fact that Mr. F. M. Moulton has moved his family to town. They occnpy the J. M. Bateman residence We hope others will follow suit, as there is yet. room and the school is on a boom. R v J. M. Posey,of this county, killed a few days ago on the plan tation of Mrs. Pyron, a hawk which measured 4 feet and 6 inches from tip to tip. It is astonishing each month, J wj J i yet true that the hawk had caught a turkey weighing 15 pounds and earned it 300 yards from the spot where it was caught.. Our office was honored on Wed nes ay morning la?t. by a pleasant ^•;call from Hon. tienry R. Harris, of Greenville, our Congressional representative. Col Harris was on had H&ad long to ter and tchdjenefit the . mankind. Dr. Christopher was 6 1 an< i family j one of the most eminent physi tu ' l>U8 cians of our State,and hia skill as a of Tazewell, | physitian and his influence in h s church and society will be greatly missed. His renia ns were interred in the cemetery at Reynolds Monday surrounded by many sor rowing Irienda Elam, a little son of Mrs. Elisha Waters, living a few miles south* east of town died on Saturday last He waR about 10 years of age and his death occurred very suddenly though not unexpected as he had been afflicted from his infancy with dropRey. He was a kind and af fectionate son obeying the command of his parents and had recently jo'ned the Merhodist church. The bereaved mother, sisters and broth ers have the sympathy of this com munity in their bereavement. [Joiners Court Ground] 4th !satu in each mouth, J M Stewart N and Ex-officio J P., F M Moulton, Justice Court 768 District G M., [Dickson’s Store, Panhandle] 4th Skt ^ „„ urday in each month J S Searcy Nf P | h; 3 rou „ d ] 0 ,>kin^ after the iuter- and Ex-officio JJ*,, Z ee an , A j ea t of our county, especially the Justice Court i 43 District G BA.,. p OS t 0 fg ce department at this place. [Carsonville] 1st Sauir ay m each ■ q 0 ] Harris is in fine health and month, M H i ey. • ) I will attend as usual, the annual Justice Court 737 District G M , ; , , ] session of Congress which conven- (Daviston) 3rd Ojiturilav in each tnontl, yeQes ^ Uecembttr lgt D A J Willis J P., P 6 CaldweUN P. and Ex-officio J P. Justices Court 853 District G M., [Howard) 2nd Saturday in each month S Montgomery, J P., D R Brown N. P., and Exotficio J. P. Professional is. m ssii»i«vn, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Reynolds or Butler, Ga. ell, deceased till two miles belo| nesday last, an the entire week largest and coij erly than any < The sale last State by contract Collection of claims and criminal law will receive speeial attention. Dr. J. W. Bullock, SEYX0IDS, GA. Office on public square. Prompt attention to calls night and day. ’ November, 2nd, 1S85 J. D. RUSS, ATTORN E Y AT LAW, Butler, Ga. Will practice in State and Fed- Coarts. riun22if. W„ S. Wallace, J. L. Wallace. W. S. Wallace & Son, Attw&.&vs. at £»aw* BUTLER, GA. Will give prompt attention to all business placed in our hands. April llt.h 1832. FINANCIAL. Money to Loan! Money loaned cheaper than ever before done in this county. ALBERT A. CARSON. Butler, Ga., Feb., 2nd, 1885. Money to Loan! We will make loans of money on improved Farms in this county for the term of five years in sums of three hundred dollars and upward COLBERT & CO. Money to Lend !! Os Fra kits is I&jlar MR. JAMES O. MANGHAM, of Butler, will hereafter represent me in the conduct of the MONEY LOAN business in Taylor county. Loans of $300 and upwards promptly negotiated on farm lauds, the interest on same payable only once a year. Mr. Maugham will give special and prompt attention to all applicants. Office in the Court House. In all eases 1 give prompt returns on applica tions. O. D. GORMAN, Talbotton, Ga. January 20th, 1885. I being the only strictly Dry Goods House in Butler, I am bound to lead. Read on and see. R E ALLEN. CLOTHING FOR EVERYBODY Positively the largest and by far the prettiest stock euer brought to Butler and prices so low that it will astonish you, don’t forget to look before you buy, for it costs nothing to look. B E ALLEN. Quarterly Sleeting. The 4t'h Quarterly Meeting for Butler Circuit, is announced by Dr. Key, to be held in Butler on Saturday and Sunday, the 21st and 22nd of November. I will preach D. V., at Hays’ church on the 5th Sunday and Saturday before the The sale of the perishable prop erty of the estate of John D Mitch- k place at his farm Reynolds on Wed- continued during This estate is the prises more prop- tate in the county, eek was largely at tended ai.d [property generally is said to have sofd for its full value. Mr.' T. J. Marshall, administrator, acted as auctiojneerer, and made the sale quite livaly with his usual ■pleffsarin'auu'lutar.'Sltinff manner. P ride of Perry Sheeting, By Tfifir bolt 6 cents. Retail 7 cents at-, R E ALLEN’S Mr W J F Mitchell, of Carson- ville, while out fishing the 7th, inst., caught a beautiful scale carp, weighing one pound and five oun ces. He caught it just above Mitchell’s ferry, near the shoals. We have received a communica tion from Carsonvilie, which will appear in our next issue, also a special invitation to attend a grand festival to take place at Antioch Baptist church on Friday evening the 20th inst. Extensive prepara- ti ns a:e being made lor tlie»upp>r; music, both vocal and instiuraeutal w 11 bo a prominent, feature of the occasion. Ir. will be a gr-nJ social event and the reunion, of eld friends. A small admission will be charged the proceeds of which will be for repairing the church building. Ev erybody should assist in the enter- pri e. A pleasant entertainment was given at College chapel on Friday night last by the pupils of the school. A very large attendance of our citizens were present. Col. H. A. Mathews of Fort Valley,was cot, present as was expected. The programme however was well ar ranged by Prof Means The essays and speeches by the little girls and boys were well delivered,and all did remarkably well. The debate by the young men of the school was the most interesting feature. Their subject: “Which is the most incen tive to tnan,the fear of punishment or the hope of reward.” After sev eral most eloquent speeches by our young gentlemen, Mr James O, Mangham, the chairman of the debate, rendered his decision in fa vor of the affirmative Sufficient incidents occurred to make the eu- tainment amusing as well as inter esting. Mrs. Oliver, living near town was fearfully frightened on Friday night last. Her husband, Mr. W. J. Oliver, had been absent from home for several days in Crawford coun ty, and Mrs Oliver with her little family decided they would attend the exhibition given at the college chapel on Friday night. On their return h one about nine o’clock, a large pair of Bhoes was found lying inside of the gate, and Mrs. Oliver and her sister knew at once ihere was something wrong. After en tering the house and remaing a half hour, some person entered the back piazza, as if approaching the door. Mrs. Oliver at once gave un alarm, and securing her gnn fired the con tents of one barrel out the window. The would-be-assassia informed Married. At the residence of the bride’s mother on Thursday the 5th in t., at 3 o’clock. Mr. J. R Rowp to Ida S Bartlett, Elder J G. Mur ray, officiating The groom is the worthy son of Elder John Rowe, an 1 who by his genial disposition attd courteous manner has won many friends in this community The bride is a beautiful and ac complished young lady. Mr. and Mrs. Rowe left for their future home in Columbus, on Sunday last,where Mr. Rowe will engage in business, carrying with them the best wishes of their many friends, for a long life of happiness Closing Out at Cost! Good Worsted, pretty colors and good. style at 5 cents per yard at, R E ALLEN’S. Eagle & Phceuix best, 8 ounce Osnaburgs for 10 cents per yard at, R E ALLEN’S. Muscogee and Eagle & Phoenix Checks, retail 7 cpnts; cheaper by the bolt at, R E ALLEN’S. 50 pieces Jeans from 10 cents up at, R. E. ALLEN’S. We mean ten per cent cheaper than what Goods cost you Else where. R E. ALLEN ~ ”vSrQ?in sell you -JpCfki cheaper than some merchants buy and don’t you forget it. R. E. ALLEN. Shoes in Endless variety 25 per. cent., cheaper than the cheanest. R E ALLEN. Goo l Calico at 5 cents, best you ever saw for tbo money at. K E ALLEN’S. Waymanvillo Sheeting retail 7 cents. By the bolt 0 cents at, R E ALLEN'S. Jewell Mills Sheeting 4£ cents at, R E ALLEN’S. Potter & Carter Have decided to sell their entire stork of Dry Goods for the next thirty days at actual c- st. And it is to the interest of those wanting anything in their line to call and see them before purchasing else where. Our Jeans are cheaper than any body’s, and are going rapidly Call before too late. P. & C. Potter & Carter have had a rush for the past few days owing to the cheapness of their goods. Look at our Hats We have had a drive in them since put at cost and they are still going. We are anxious to give you prices. From wool to the finest felt. P. & C. Sheetings, Shirtings, Checks,and at actual cost. Call around and see for yourself. All of our good at cost and they are going too. P. &C. Trunks and Yalices in every style and quality and at cost at P. & C’S. A handsome line of Dress Goods and Notions, and going for the 30 days at cost at P. & C’S. Moat Excellent. J. J. Atkins, Chief of Police, Knoxville, Tenn., writes: “My family and I are beneficiaries of your most excellent medicine, Dr King’s New Discovery for con sumption; having found it to be all that you claim for it, desire to testify to its virtue. My friends to whom I have recommended it, praise it at every opportunity.” Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption is guaranteed to cure Coughs, Colds, Bronchetis, Asth ma, Croup and every affection of Throat, Chest and Lungs. Trial Bottles Free at Walker & Gann’s Drug Store. Large Size $1.00. Since our last issue we have learned that Dr Hale, editor of Health and Home, has succeeded Mrs. Oliver that if she fired again j in curing several kidney, liver and it would be death work with her, i stomach complaints that had been and secreted himself in a chimney j pronounced incurable by the best corner. Persisting in her alarm, i medical practitioners in New York she soon brought to her assistance j and Philadelphia, Of course this Mr Tom Theus living in the neigh- ■ is to be expected of a physician borhood. The appearance of Mr. j who edits such a journal as Health Theus caused the negro to make j and Home, which brings to his his escape in the thick darkness,! noticethe good and evil results of but on making his retreat gave the 1 all medication, and being an elec- family to understand that he would ! trie in principle, he selects only again appear to carry out his fiend- j those remedies that are specific in ish design. The night was too dark ■ their character for good. The 28th and 29th of November. The _ . entire membership is most earnestly * to identify the villian, but we feel. doctor gives consultations free of requested to meet with me both , thankful that he faild to accomplish' charge by mail. We recommend days. Respectfully, his intended purpose. Mr. Oliver, 1 all our readers to consult him Thomas K. Leonard, we learn will move his family to a His address is No. 723 Twelfth Butler, Ga., Oct., 30th, 1885.' residence nearer town. Street, Washington, D 0, Tvcly announced tjf gin dood and evening enterlainm in Fort Valley, on Monday, Nov , 16’h. This stupendous combina tion of leading .Railroad Shows is meeting this season With patronage so extraordinary that the manage ment have been frequently com pelled to give three exhibitions a day in order to accommodate the immense crowds in attendance. Excursions are arranged on the <iil- fefent railroads from all points with in a radius of fifty miles from the place of exhibition, and the instan ces are rare when the trains do not come in crowded to their capacity with visitors. Their tents, although the greatest both in number and magnitude of any show traveling, are frequently found inadequate to hold the people-, and in order to give the varied programme in de tail, and without omitting any of iis features, the management find their many acres of canvas to be an absolute necessity. The pair ot huge bood-sweating hippopotami owned by Messrs Sells are the only p dr in the entire world, and the only pair that have ever been exhibited, or probably ever will be They are truly the behemoths of holy writ, the won j derful scriptural marveds described ! in holy Job. The herds of giraffes ‘ owned by Messrs Sells are also curiosities greater than any owned by any other show. The entire world of animals, in fact, include wonders rare and strange from ail families of the quadruped world. The all-star list of 200 first-class performers is an unequaled galaxy of superior merit, and leads any thing which we have ever seen or heard of in the known world—2t)0 artists, and every artist a star. In a word, the circus and menagerie are superior to any other traveling or tented exhibition of which any thing is known, and will, we are confident, meet with surprising success here. page, 8<i-ci'l- fcwlpap-r It contains each a complete resume of the HdVdoinga, editorials on the 'urrent topics of the day, interest ing reading for the fireside and farm, original and selected stories, accurate market reports. In tact, it combines, in a c •udetised form, all the best features of its daily contemporary, the SAVANNAH MORNING" .NEWS. It is a care fully edited, enterprising and en teitaining family journal; not a local paper, but one that can be read with interest in any locality. Tire price is only $1.25 a year, or in clubs of five or more, $1.00 a year. It is the cheapest paper of its class in America Sample copies and premium lists sent on application. J n. ESTILL, Savannah, Ga. “1W H , ;T)mfl v »^lotrg^r%yrup.” Rernolds,Ga., Nov., 7th 1885. Reynolds is a little dull at pres ent. Nearly everybody attended the sale at the Mitchell place two miles from town. Purity Flower is the best. sale by P, B. GRIFF" The cotton receipts have not been as heavy this season as usual. “Strictly first class goods” is the motto at P. B. GRIFFITHS. The farmers are now paying “up” for guano and supplies. Messrs. W. T. & S. kl. Christo pher have been iu town all the week visiting their father, Dr. W. II. Christopher, who is quite sick. Miss Willie Smith, of Box Springs visited Miss Carson, last week. Several citizens of Butler attend ed the Mitchell sale. Sugar. Coffee, Rice, Lard, Etc, at bottom prices by P. B. GIFFITH. Mr. J. C. Calhoun spent several days in Macon last week. Best nickle Cigar in the world at P. B. GRIFFITH’S. Dr. G. P. Gostin has moved to Macon. Dr J. W. Bullock, of Butler, has bought out his drug store here. “The way to keep your credit up is to pay your money down” is the motto at P.B GRIFFITH’S. The way to keep prices down is to pay the money up, is also added. No book keeping you see. When you want anything in the Grocery line don’t fail to call on P. B. GRIFFITH. He keeps strictly first class goods and can sell as low as the lowest. Rev I. F. Griffith is with him and will take pleasure in welcoming his many friend at any time, whether they buy or not. The two public gins here are busy nearly all the time—blowing their whistles if not ginning cotton. Squire Royal, the tax collector, was in town yesterday, his theird and last call. “Juvenile” DEVTISIBY. Dr. A. S. Moore wishes to say to the good people ol this community that he will virit Butler the first week in December,and will remain during the week. All persons wishing his services as a dentist will please call on him at the Ca- rithers House. Extracts teeth without pain. Attention ot The early bird catches the bron chetis, and lovers ot early morning walks will find Ibis a true maxim. If we were permitted to make a suggestion, we should whisper-vrafrears for Tuition to Evtler Fe- to Tax-payers Butler. Your Taxes for the present year (1885) are now due, and we need the money. We take this opportu nity also to ask those who are in male College and Male rnstittuc, for the Fall Term, to coma forward and settle at once. J B. Fowler, O. C. Butler, Ga., Nov., 2nd, 1885. In Shoes, we have an immense stock. Cannot begin to enumerate all of them, but they are here and at co3t. P. & C. Book Keeping. Prof. F. N. Means will teach a class in Book Keeping two nights in each week. All who desire to join the class will communicate with him at once. Pupils of the School received free of charge. Don’t care how close other merchants price you, we will du plicate these prices. Look to your interest. Come and see, R. E. ALLEN. Bucklcn s Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi tively cures Piles, or no pay requir ed. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Walker & Gann. NOTICE. Those indebted to us will make it to their interest by calling and settling their accounts as early as possible. Respectfully, POTTER & CARTER. Taylor County SlieriIT Sales, FOR DECEMBER Will be sold before the Court House door ia the town of Butler Taylor county Ga , on the first Tuesday in Deeembei next within the legal hoars of sale to thehighest and best bidder for cash the following described prop erty to wit: Fifty acres of lot of land number 15, in the 13th district of Taylor county, Gh. Levied on by virtue of a ti. fa. issued from the Justice court of the 757 Dist.,G.M of said county,iu favor of G. ft. Newsom, vs. J. R. Harmon. Levy made and returned to me by R M Bryant, L. O. Also at the Same time and [.lace will be sold one black mare mule Ella, about five years old. Levied On by virtue of a mortgage fi. fa. issued from Taylor Superior court in favor of Wood <fc Co., vs. J. W. Tomlinson and A. J. Payne, and sold as their prop erty. Property pointed out in said mortgage fi. fa. Also at the same time and [dace will be sold lots of lands numbers 161 and 192 in the 3rd district of Taylor coun ty. Levied on by virtue of a ft. fa. - issued out of Taylor Superior court in favor of Julius Turner vs. B C M and B C Brooks. Property pointed out by Plaintiff’s uttornev, O M Colbert. Also at the same time and [dace will be sold lot number 1, in block number G, in the town of Butler, with all im provements thereon. Levied ou by virtue of a fi fa issued from Taylor Su perior court in favor of Henry D Mc Daniel, Governor, for use of officers of the court vs Austin Montfort Lev ied on and sold as the life estate of said Austin Moutfort, in said property. Also at the same time anil place will be sold lots numbers 4, 5, and C, in block number 1, in the town of Butler with all improvements thereon. lev ied on by virtue of a fi fa issued out of the Superior court of Taylor county in favor of J T Hartley and D A Smith for the use of officers of court vs. Sarah McKinney. Levied on and sold as the property of said Surah McKin- ney. A Iso ot the same time and place will be sold an undivided half interest in the follow ing property to wit: One 3b horse power steam engine andboilei, Schofield make, ene saw mill and saw and fixtures to same, 3 leg Curts and one dray and nine oxen. Levied on as the property of F. L. and H.H. Cosby. Levied on by virtue of a fi. fa. issued from Talbot Superior court in favor of S. Mont gomery vs. F. L. and H. H. Cosby. This November 2nd 1S85. C. A. J. POPE, nov2-tds. Sheriff. ! C Administrator’s Male. GEORGIA—Meriwether County By virtue of au order from the court of Ordinary of Meriwether couuty, Ga. T will sell at auction before the court house door in the town of Butler, Tay lor Couuty, Ga., on the first Tuesday in December next, within the legal hours of sale, the following described lands to-wit: JiOts of land Nos. 56 and 57, in the 15th district of Taylor county. Said land ia located three miles from the railroad, and about five miles from Butler and Howard. It is well tember ed and has a splendid mill site on one lot. Each lot to be sold separate. Sold as the property of Wyley Reynolds, late of Meriwether countv, deceased. Terms cash. J. B. REYNOLDS, Administrator estate of Wyley 1 Rey nolds, deceased. < This Oct,, 23rd,1SS5. [oct22tds, All Indus of this ci, stem are run by stand- aid ;9i>i meridian lime, which is 36 minutes slower than time kept by tneeity. (Savannah. Ga., July 12th, 1885. O N AND AFTER sNN’DAY. JULV 12th, 1885, Passenger Trains ou tne Central ami liouthwestwu Railroads and Branches, will run os follows: Prompt, Personal Attention to Accommodating Term3 Ship us Your Cotton ; We thii Please You. SAV.VN.NAK TO ATLANTA. No 51; Leave Savannah .... 9:4i) a. in. 1 “ ** Arrive at Macon ** ** Leu>e Macao ..6:20 p. ra. 1 “ “ Arrive <u Atlanta .. .1C:1C p. m. “ 5*A Leave Milan.a .... 6 30 p. m. | “ “ Arrive at Micon “ “ Leave Macon . , .. .10:10 p. m. ** “ Arrive at Savannah.. ... 4:45 a. tn. SAVANNAH TO EATONTON No. 51. Leave Savannah ... ... .9:40 a. m. “ “ Arrive atEatimtou .. .7:40 o. u.. “ 62 LtuV<* Luton ton .... 5:15 a. m. 41 44 Arrive at gavannan... .... 4:45 p. ia. M.1CON T j EvTONTUN No. 26. Leave Macon 3:05 p, m. “ “ Arrive at Eatonton 7:40 p. m. “ 25 Leave Eatonton .. 5:15 a. m “ “ Arrive at Macon 9:30 a. ni SAVANNAH TC AUGUSTA. Leave S .vannah 9:40 am Arrive at Augusta 4:15 a To Leave Augusta 9:30 » in Arrive at Savannah ,6:3u a m MACON TO MONTGOMERY No. 1. Leave Macon 10:10 am “ “ Arrive at Monlgomeiy. ..7:30 p m ** 2 Leave Montgomery 7:45 a m ** ** Arrive at Macon 5:20 pm S. W. R. ft.— PERRY BRANCH. No. 21. Leave Fort Valley 11:40 am “ “ Arrive at I’errv 12:25am “ 22 Leave Perry 3:05 pm “ “ Arrive at Fort Valley 3:50 pm COLUMBUS—MACON TO COLUMBUS. HEAD DOWN. No. 5. Daily Mail. No. (S. 10 25 a m Lv Macon Ar. 3.55 p in 10 37 a m Lv \\ ise Lv. 3 42 p m 10 43 a m Lv Untluud .. Lv 3 35 p m 10 49 a m Lv Walden... .Lv. 3.26 p m 11 u7 a in Lv Byron . .Lv. 3 09 pm 11 1C a m Lv Powersville Lv 2.56 p m 36 a in Lv Fort Valley Lv 2 37 p m 54 a in Lv.. . .Everett’s . .Lv 2.19 p m 12 08 p in Lv Reynolds. .Lv 2.04 p m 12 28 p m Lv Butler ... .Lv 1.44 p m .2 52 pm Lv Howurd... Lv 1.19 p in 1 i 5 p m Lv Bostik.. ..Lvll.uSpm 1 20 p m Ar Geueva, d . Lvl2.50 p it 1 37 p n. Lv Geueva ... Ar 12.30 p m 1 47 pm Lv Juniper Lv 12.19p m 1 54 p m Lv BoxSpringsLv 12.11 pm 2 UJ p m Lv Upatoie .. Lvll,56 a n, 2 1C p m Lv '.Viniberiv. .Lv 11.49 a m 2 29 p in Lv Schatulga. .Lv 11.85 a m 2 50 p m Ar Columbus .Lv 11.10 am Xo. 19 Night Accommodation, No. 20. BEAD DOWN. BEAD DP. 8 10 d m Lv. 1 10 p m Lv.. 2 42 a m Lv. 3 04 a m Lv. 3 24 a m Lv. 4 08 a m Ar. . .Macon . Ar 5 45 a in . Wise . Lv 5 24 a in . .Rutland... .Lv 511 am .Lv 5 03 a in Tris^on. ... .Lv 4 33 a ru .. Powersville Lv \ 1ft u vr .. Fort Valiev Lv 3 21 a m . Lv 2 46 a ra • Lv 2 17 » tr .Lv 1 35 a in .. Howard.. .Lvl2 45 a m . .Pastick... .Lvl2 25 a m Lvl2 00 a m .. Geneva .. .Ti\ll 50 a in . .Jnnipei... .L.ll 30 a m .. Box Spring sLvll 05 a ra .. Upatoie .. L v U> 41 a hi ..Wimberly. Lv 10 29 a m . .Schatulga. Lv 10 01 a m Lv 9 25 a m Eufaula train connects at. GuthbetL for Fort Gaines Daily except Sunday. The Perry accommodation train be tween Fort Valley and Perry runs daily except Sunday. The Albany and Blakely accommo dation train runs daily except Sunday between Albany and Blakely. At Savannah with Savannah, Flor ida and Western Railway; at Augusta with all lines to North and East; at Atlanta with Air-Line and Kennesaw Routes to all points North, East and West. Both trains connect at Columbus with trains of Mobile and Garrard, Columbus and Western Railroads. Tickets for all [joints and Sleeping car berths on sale at the ticket office No. 100 Mulberry street, aud at the Union depot 30 minutes prior to the leaving of ail trains. WILLIAM ROGERS, General Sup’t Savannah, Ga. T. D. KLINE,Sup’t, S W R R Macon. W F Siiellman, Traffic Manager, Savannah, G A Whitehead, Gen’l Pass. Agent. A C Knapp, Agent, Macon, Ga, 1,000 SuccessfulFarhers AND HO ; .V THEY HAVE SUCCEEDED. Tho Names, Records Methods, and Re sults of one thousand of the best Farmers in the South, to be Published in the WEEKLY CONSTITUTION! The "Most Valuable Sketches for Farm ers Ever Printed. Actual Results and Details of Each Farmer’s Plan Printed. The Sketches will begin in a Week or two. Subscribe at once. A WEEK’S READING FREE FOR SIX GOOD FAMILIES. Send your name and the name and address cf live of your neighbors or friends on a postal card and get tree for yourself and each of them a specimen copy of the GREAT SOUTHERN WEEKLY. ISE “SMS EB1QT OUR THRF.E HUMOROUS WRITERS ‘■Uncle Remns’s world-famous Sketches of the old Plantation Darkey. “Bill Arp’s” Humorous Letters for the Home and Hearth Stone. “Betsey Hamilton's” Adventures told in the “Cracker” dialect War Stories, Sketches of Travel, News, Poems, Fun, Adventures, “The Farm,” Household, Cor respondence. A World of Instruction and Enter- ment. Twelve Pages. The bright and best Weekly. Pleases every member of the .Family. Send a postal for a specimen copy; free. Address, ’* The Constitution, Atlanta, Ga. _ .Bill Arp will write 78 Letters, 26 on "Farming, for Weekly Constitu tion during the year. These leters are exclusively for the Constitution. IN FURNITURE AT GHAS. TAYLOR & SON’S. 290 o'fc'fccnA. -A.-X7-Q3n.-CLS, IMIaaoiELi C3-a. If you wish anything in the Furniture line you will find it to your interest to see us before you buy. V\ e offer the cheapest Chairs in ihe city. Our specialties in SIlSflABS AND BWm Cannot be matched in this market for the m ney we ask tor them. We carry a full line of Undertaker's Foods of the best quoittv, which we will sell at very low t rie 8. Come and see our Stock and get oui Prices. Best terms guarantee on parloi and Bed-room Suits. The tendency of this utilitarian age is to s^ek near cuts to the at tainment of knowledge, and enquire at ev- ty step, ‘vwi bona?'' will it jiav ? And in seeking tr, iteemne practical, education bect»ai<M superficial, lienee, the great popularity ot commercial schools aad The Cabbage for the South, Either for home use or for Bhfnment to Nobthbbx Mahkkts, HENDERSON'S EARLY SUMMER. This Tftlosble variety, as well as a fall list of the most desirable VEGETABLE SEEDS, (yin be found described In oar Manual of “ EvsitYTinvo ms tztk Gakdkjt,” which will address on receipt of stands [6c.] to cov Peter Henderson & Go. skedshes a growers, <5 * 37 CortLadt St., KLW YORK. I IN MIDDLE GEORGIA. For Gentlemen, Ladies and Children. JLi Wery Low Priecs Ladies’ Kid Button Boots at $2 to $2J Gnets’ Fine Shose in all Syles. i The Fall Term of this Institution will open September 7th instead of the 2nd as was announced in Circular. And will close December 18:h 1885 Spring term will begin January 4th 1886. Board $8 to $10 per mouth. Tuition:—$1.00 $1.50 aud $2 00 per month. business Culliges, wbiNh p. opuse, by the woudei fill maci im-ry , f au inkstand, and th« arc'/m di m 1 er of a go.’se-quill, to pu:iip kn wi- odgo into the brain: And in the short space oi'three months, to yriud boys into men, and send forth into society full fij-dged Minorvte— fresh Bom the bra A of. Jupiter. We beli-ve there is no rnyUnrifttL'ojeaining. In seeking near c-uta we may miss/the road altogether, and 3eh-».«he very ends o’ »dnew- catioii—mental training, broad culture, and the symnirtfoal develop-, men! of the mm—incut..i, moral ami physical. Wc do nut regard the mind as simply a great reservoir to be filled' with knowledge nor a mighty lumber Louse to be crammed with Almanac aphorisms,etc. We lx Love it to be a complex and wonder-. 1 til cunbiuation of facu.ties, organs and sensibilities that may be cul tivated expanded, trained.aud developed into a mighty engine power.. For further particulars address. - F. N. MEANS, President or R. R. PHILLIPS, Mayor. J Send for our $3.50 Congress Gaiter and get the best Shoe you ever saw. Our Ladies $2.50 Kid Button Boot fits -perfectly and wears with great satisfaction. Send for it, and we wil deliver it to you at that. We want to get them started in Taylor county. A fine line of Embroidered Slippers just received. There is nothing nicer for a Christinas gift. is If llllt. No. 3, Colton Avenue, Macon, Ga, Successors to Mix if KiAland. Established in 131,0.. Dr. HALE 723 I2tb St, Washington, IX C., EDITOR OF “HEALTH AND HO&SB,*! TBEAT3 ALL FORMS OF >; CHRONIC AND NERV0fl| DISEASES. cmehtsoftfie Womb! TBO .VraptolM "of tbS? ialaiuS wivfi MibiniKlUndekiC-- - ctioly. Nightly Los es Horrid Dram* Dlntius* HyKori* VUok ''NMVnatural Discharges, Emaciation, Irotfuliiritlej*. Impart Blc-oo, Couliilence, EttnjAire completely eradicated with the first mouth s tpcatmontx JELe jMIh practice aud ejttSsive experience enable hlin to treat aud cure any or *11 of tnest from a few djiys twa few weeks time, and for a merely nominal sum. Treatmeni for each case, and is sent Bealed by mail or express to all parts of the country, observation. All communications are strictly roofldenfjfL Dr. WjW. Hebbank JLJI • II , II . usun Dr. J. T. lteely. _jr. John Bray, Prof. O. B. Bullard, V. Stormont, Invalids when writing letters to any of the above, should make „ .. msnitattmi by Address I>k. W. H. HAIiB, 723 1 Reference* In WashiuBtoa.: Hon. 1). H. Graves, Frajik M. SI in ins.
