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etarlu Condi) llcfos. *0 ‘-O 1 —' W. W. FLEMING, Proprietor. _ Blakely, Ga., i)ee. 28.1882. ANNOUNCEMENTS. -To I*E CITIZENS (IE EaKI.Y CuINTV : J wiu'l the office cf Tax Receivor. It you olcct.:iu- 1 promise to lie faithful. It. I!. TAYLOR, l or Sheriff. IT7M; A Ur. nnthori-/,;d tonnnounce lIKN VY KA J. HAYES UK 11 candidate for j fShcriff of Early county, at the ensiling .lan- j nary electim.. II elected, Mr. llayes will move to Blakely. ■ : Head the Grand Jury Presentments. No cliangc in the cotton market since ; last week. Mr. Julian Davis, of Whitney, is in the city for a few days. The place for the ladies to trade—Sam Powell's nice and well filled dry goods j store. J. J. Cooper, known in this county as Dr. Cooper, died, yesterday, of pneumo nia. Christmas Tree at Howard’s Hall to night. Don’t forget to carry your pocket .book. Fresh arrivals of the nicest Lind of eatables, at Sam Powell’s Grocery Store every day. Notice the advertisement of the sale of the perishable property of the late J. W. llightowcr, deceased. Professor Cranberry asks us to announce that the exercises of the Blakely Acad emy will commence January lfith, 1883. We could fill a column with very short paragraphs of the murders committed the past week, as noted by our exchanges. Whisky. Mrs. M. L. Stattuliold, says : ‘“I suffer ed from indigestion, and after taking Brown’s Iron Bitters for a week, could oat heartily.” Miss Hula Boynton, of Whitney, is ■spending Christmas in Blakely, the guest ,of Miss Emma Fleming. Wo wish her a pleasant time. Wc hear that a man named Jim Dozier was killed, yesterday, by a man named lien Johnson, in tho Blulfton neighbor hood. We have no particulars. Saturday last was: a lively day for trade in Blakely. Every merchant in town had all lie could do, with what outside aid jse could command. Sam Powell’s store was crowded last Saturday, and he sold many goods, but he has plenty more to sell you at the lowest rate they can bo bought anywhere. Parties having claims against Joel W. Hightower, deceased, will confer a favor upon the Exeatutor by presenting them within the next two weeks, as he wishes to wind up the business ol the Estate by that time. The Misses Clyde and Minnie Stafford, of Home, Ga., arc spending the Christ mas holidays with relatives and friends in Blakely. They reached hero on Saturday night, and already some of our young men begin to show signs of lieart disease. IE B. Palmer, 2!) Broughton street, Savannah, says: “Brown's Iron Bitters permanently cured mo when suffering from skin disease.” « ♦ A t.aOy of our acquaintance has been in quito feebie health lor many years with some complaint peculiar to the sex-- became emaciated —lost her appetite— was melaucholy—sleepless —cross and fretful. Many years’ suffering indicated that ail medicines were a failure. Sorno cue suggested the use of Dromgoole's English" Female Fitters , as it was not a patiiQt nor a secret remedy, it was «;*-- >■» a- 1 seven Lotties effected a euro. “Tsugh on Chl'Js,” Cte**; vfvr :;"els.ia cash or stamps. 3tu-.il 17 Sets. Pa.rV.am, Atlanta, Ga. BasumtiSiuscA ?**i«arr, is a pleas .r* j - --i... ar''.fr for the instant euro «f tum&ax* laii.srostioo. cousdpatioa, : * —v * ... —*s»* ijf’i i)tih' P -ar Trrt's. lx:Co®re P ar T rees j-mpagated from cuttings, per 1 Apple Trees, SIOO |*r «F ‘ Pi :r.u, M’ni berries, &c. Semi your order* t> WILLINGHAM t DAN I HE, Albany, Ga. CxIRD. To all wlioarosufffcmiglr. nl trr.-- 1 4udir>ei'Otious ot youth, nervous wc .'<l e»- oarly decay, Jps* ol manhood, etc., 1 w ill mi.,! ;i 1-ecTpc that will cure y..u, FREE jI)F CHARGE. 'This great‘remedy wda di.-e \- erod by » missionary in South Amerie 1 Send li selt addressed envelope to the R< v. Joseph T. I.NJUN, IX X ion I>, X.w JR City. Siuuse uud Lot for Suit! House contains four hooms, is culture built, well painted,- diul com paratively new. Three acres <1 good .land, large. It vel Garden, Horse and. Cow Lots, Uiirn, Stables, Uuggy and Servants Houses, ami a nicely arranged Office suitable for a Doctor or Milliner. To any one wishing to purchase one ol the most desirable little homes in lllakely, this is a rare opportuni ty /. Call on or address, T. M. HOWAUD. ft BROWN’S IRON BITTERS will cure dyspepsia,heartburn, mala ria, kidney disease, liver complaint, and other wasting diseases. I BROWN’S IRON BITTERS enriches the blood and purifies tire system; cures weakness, lack of energy*, etc. Try a bottle. rmzivssm BROWN’S IRON BITTERS is the only Iron preparation that does not color the teeth, and will not cause headache or constipation, as oilier Iron preparations will. HHWMIItWM BROWN’S IRON BITTERS Ladies and all sufferers from neu ralgia, hysteria, ami kiudred com plaint* will find it without an equal. I'lir Hale at the OF.NTT.'AL DltlfU SiOltl, Mutely. UR.IAII .Tl'llV S'Slt.Sti.Vi'.TJ I-IXTS Uctuter Atfjoiiriieil Term, ISB2, We, the Grand Jurors, drawn and sworn to serve at tin; October adjoiirned term of Marly Superior Court, beg leave to make the following General Presentments : Upon examination of the Books of the various county officers we find that they are kept in a proper and creditable manner. U e find the Books of the Justice of the Peace and Notary Public of 510th District and those ol the Justice of 85-Uli District, and those of Notary Public of liG4th Dis trict to lie in good order. The balance us the Books ot the Jostles and Notaries Pub lic have not been presented for « inclination. 1, poll is. munition nt tfic lax Digest, we find some instances of property undervalued, which wo have changed and lci;tq lip; cor rection as a guide for subsequent vallbatkm. The County Treasurerh*< received 8 1.047.- 10. and paid out 52,-147-.-h>, for which he ex hibited vouchers, and has iu-eusli, by actu al count, 81,t'Ol). Wo present Yelverton T. Uripilmrt. John S. Death atol Joshua L. Harris, Hi ad Com missioners, in the st!i District, for neglect of duty in tailing to have the Ft. Gaines mad, in this District, worked, rud the road known as the Cation Road. Upon examination of the Public Build ings. we find alt to he in-good condPi hi, with tiie exception of repairs needed on the base of the columns of the Court Ilonse. Tiie jail \\e find well kept. From the reports of the committee from various portions of the. county, we find that the roads are in good condition, with one ex ception. There are shout thirty paupers in the county. and receive 01; ajn.ropnation of about seven hundred and tif.y dollars pet* annum. Alter considering the matter of a PaAipor Farm, recommended by former Grand Ju ries, and being satisfied of the success of the system in adjoining counties, and tire ex pensiveness of the system practiced by us, wc do earnestly urge upon the County Com missioners the propriety* of establishing a Pauper Farm in our county as early as pos sible, and think by applying to the same business methods it will lr! suit sustaining. As a vacancy will occur in tho Board of Education in January next, we have elected M : 1 T. F. Jones lobe his own successor. Wc recommend that the Julies an t Bailiffs ot the Superior Court fur next year receive one dollar aud fifty cents pm* diem. We tender to his Honor. Judge Iluod. our thanks for his taithtuC discharge of du tv and lor his earnest and persh tont efforts to imt.rove tho moral status of our enuuty. : ! bis r.-tiiernont from office he will carry with him i.ur earnest wishes fur his welfare. W.- also tender thanks to the Solicitor ■ 1. r .t I r 1 is counsel and courtesy shown this body. vV ■ r . -imniMil that these Presentments pn'ilod •• 1 ifi the Burly County News. 1 ■ A. !•': '.ton, Foiusnun. J P L W A Evans, A i G i-, A M Minter, 1 ' it • 11. if 1. N-I M.-Arthur, ’• go .tins c. . mao . Rtl Taylor, ... . r I’.irt 'i', V. B Weaver, J \ Evans, Aii-i White, J W .-•,;* .n, ft F P-veil V ."t-.vair, W A Tinyett, 4V L Elder, \v D Green, j Or.h red tint' those Pr-sentnu-utS be pub* ’ l iish.al as re>*onimomb'<i. AR mi R HOOD, J. S. 0. P. C. ’ Decem’.ier 2i>, IHB2. - Notin' to Debtors ;iml Creditors. GEORGIA -EARLY COUNTY : 4 Li, i’l is NS having demands against j.*V Joel V/. Hightower, dtve-sed, late of said county, am hereby lmtiiiej add requir ed to present them, properly attested, to the undersigned, within the time prescribed by law. And persons indebted to said deceas ed, arc hereby require 1 to make immediate payment Id the. uadetsigned, j * T. E. UIOHTOWEtt, Executor, j December 20. lss2. Ct. Five Cent Column. Notice# will lx? Inwertud in this column for five centb pot lim*, each iinsertion. No notice will be in portt’d lor Jew than 23 cent| ™ TOP BIGGIES ; JUST RECEIVED BY the undersigned. 1 Call and examine them. IE 0. FRYER & SON. 1 1 BUSHELS of the genuine Jower ] Xj l_) Cotton Seed for sab; at 81 pier Bushel. , inquire at this office. j ; nC. FRYER & SON would inform all . persons who have not settled with them to come up nt once and settle. They at e compelled to have money, and mean bus- j iness. ,)T /A BUSHELS BANCROFT RUST ! 'J'J Proof Seed Oats lor Sale by W. C. SHEFFIELD, Cedar Spring, Ga. t JltfT RECEIVED ! A T J. M. &. U. W. WADE’S: I 2 Crates nice oranges. , A large h>t, Potware. t Cbatnois Flour a.t 80 per barrel. Fine Segars and U:e Cheapest Tobacco in 1 the market. < Clothing at reduced prices. Hats cheaper ! than ever before. : j Bargains in Parlor Lamps. A big lot of crockery at reduced prices. A Sowing Machine Free. ‘ Blakely, Ga., Nov. 13. 1882. IT ROM THIS DAT !\ UNTIL NOTICE IS i _ given to the contrary, every person who r purchases goods from me to the amount of I ten dollars, spot cash, will lip given a ' chance, free, to draw (or a Sewing .Machine, either a “New Home,” or “Davis,” as the party drawing the Machine may select, either of these Machines being valued at 535. The drawing will take place as soon ns one hundred certificates of purchase are given -nit. Parties purchasing fractional parts of ten dollars will bo given script to the amount of the purchase aud when sever al purchases tr ado at different times amount to ten dollars, the certificate will bo given in full. Parties purchasing goods to the amount of twenty dollars will be given two - and so on to any amount. When | one Machine is drawn another will be iin- t mediately put up to lie disposed of in the game v. av. I This olfel* applies only to my Dry Goods < Store, which is always kept supplied with 1 a full stock of such goods.ns are needed by , the people. Bv the above arrangement, it will be seen that the purchasers get the worth of their money in goods and (hen stand a good chance to get a first class Sew ing Machine free ot cost.. Every one need ing Dry Goods of any kind "are respectfully invited to give me a cad. .U E CJ PUBLIC SALE!! —o— «. rjHiE FOLLOWING personal property X will be'sold, at public outcry, at the resilience of the late J. W. Hightower, in the (3th district of Llarly county, on Thursday* January 11, ISS3: G head fine Mules, 50 head Stock Cat tle, 2 yokes Oxen, 35 head Stock Hogs, 7 fine Meat. Hogs, 175 head Sheep, 11 head Goats, 700 Bushels Corn, 5 Stacks Fodder, 20 Bushels Oats—“ Bust I’roof,” 25 Bushels Seed Spring Wheat-—“ Bust I’roof,” 1200 Bushels Cotton Seed, 2000 Seed Cane, 4 Bbls. Syrup, 5 Banks Sweet Potatoes, One two-horse Wagon and some House Furniture. Sold for division among the heirs of J. \V. Hightower, deceased. Terms made knewn on day of sale. T. E. HIGHTOWER, Bee. 20, ISB2. Executor. "new "scroll E.~ I HEREBY RESPECTFULLY announce tu the people of Blakely arid surround ing country that I have opened a store on Cut Illicit Street where 1 will keep a constant supply ot FAMILY GROCERIES, DRYGOODS, BOOTS,SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING, STATIONERY, CONFECTIONERY— in short, everything usually-kept in a first class store. Goods exchanged for country produce of j all kinds at market rates. | A liberal share ot public patronage sfdic i ited. “Short profits and quick sales” is my motto, which will be verified by giving me a call. S. MANUEL. Blakely, Ga-, August 1, 1882. ly. Rare t’lianee lor a Bargain! A Desirable Cotton and Crain FARM FOR SALE. lAM OFFERING lor sale a 200 acre Farm, in a pleasant neighborhood. It j | is well improved, has on it a good four room j log dwelling and other buildings, including Gin Ileus.' and Screw. In fact, is one of the Lest 2 or 3 horse farms in Early county. ; Much valuable property on the place for sale, including stock and produce of all kinds. ! Terms easy. Call soon, or you may miss a bargain. Apply to the undersigned. tv.’ W. FLEMING, Agent. (TALL AND SUIiSGRI BE for the Early i in advance; $2 if not paid in udvauco. Echo Store and Plantation FOR SALE OR RENT. ONE Mlf.E from the Chattahoochee Riv er in Early county, Ga. Two hundred and fifty acres of land on tho place and un der good fence. There is on the place a Store House, and a new*, framed Y. welling House; also a new Gin Ilpuse and Screw, j A most excellent place for selling goods. Will he disposed ot with the place 500 bushels ot Corn, 3000 lhs. Fodder, 150 bush els Field Peas, 3500 bushels Cotton Seed, 3 Mules and 20 head of Hogs. For further particulars, apply to A. B. HAYS & CO., Echo. Early Couory, Ga. Ilisie forthe Million-—VitmEoliu Orirsn. Sweetest an»l most delightful Music known. Popular in Europe. Any tuue can bo jrtajvd ou it from * Oid Hundred” to '‘Yankee Doodle.” ‘Even those “with no » ur" while away delightful bourn with this instrument. Any one can play it. Children play it in oiio evening. ! Cost g but one-tenth as much as the Organ»»tto, Orgaui- ■ na, &o M and is far sweeter and needs only common j music. To introduce our new music we will send a sample Organ, with hound book containing full words and music of !'**• and Popular Songs, which in sheet form sell for $36.35, prepaid to any address, for OVt VOM ihfLLm. j O. Asa guarantee that everyone will -re ceive all they pay for, we will send cue sample Hook i and Organ bjy express, C. O. D. $1; two, $1.60; three or more at rate of $0 per dozen. We »;unnot pre pay goods seu-t O. D. * ircular Free. Address,. Mo- ‘ Mo.\ai»mock M.vs/o Co., Lock Box 730', Kinsdale, N. H. Guaniitiu Sale. GEORGIA—EARLY COUNY: AGUE EARLY to an order of the Court Ordinary of said county, Vvill he sold, on the first Tuesday in January, 1883, Lot j of land No. 505 in tho 26th District of Ear- I ly countv, for the benefit of the heirs of Thomas Collins, deceased. Terms cash. Z T. ,t I!, lb A. PRIDGEN. Guardians of said minor heirs. Nov. 30, 1882. • «E R £sk A favorite prescription of one of the jnost noted and successful spocialists hi tin* U. 3. (now retired i lor thecure of Wert'ott v SSehilitv 9 JLont Jftnnfiottif . PfVr/AtiCN.v and Jowtit/. Sent in plain scaled envelope/rce. Drugg-isiscan till it. Address DR. WARD & CO., Louisiana* P«*o. d's T B' v 11,1 with Nineteen Green Stamps, “ * gAnd we will semi one Sample Set of Six Ncyv TSllw'T' 1 ' “^y rt ' e »” TriQje Silver-Plated, TEA * aSj'Of)NS. Contain no brass, warranted gen- T ec i ual * u appearance to s:i spoons. vi/»Ljt giguaranteed to please, or money refuuded. Onlyon i. set sent to introduce. Agents wanted at good pay. Circulars Free. Address the SHAWMUT SIB VEHPLATE CO., 3:3 Buomfield Street, llostou, Mass. SFFOS Improved (OTTON, f\ , jUi.t'S ... , ; p L OKA IN. GRASSES. /** , ~. '> 7 A ECET V itLES. \ :j\o\ lA~'f I hrJVcarSholnrar hCs,: M '-(A >? I,,ra «u>>- ,4 ■>?&*%/' / lAb R TT-ywlinrc, h*m* [' ■ 1v / , v, - A.- h'l-r u rm tot J £- ' T • lneilities for \ ? < ;liHNTs<a:i>K. 1 Vy. V* jA- <j rniuan l Farm < NSrX'Vv N- •y ■ Manun!- - . ' his;ory, dcscrip "R-'.YTV. culture 11/ - I" /-A (Oris. L - '.v*i . ■’JtHaloyur.ui Bull'S nad Plants t> r i.ouve (»r garden, &•'it J'.l'lo Spring C>iiah. }ue. of F eld, (Jnrden, Flower and Tretj beedeand Plants. PTt t. Kiblr.ir'* Farmers' j\ •h>hti'xc % if'sHo pri/’? essays onSonihefn <xardeninp, J(J cent*?* HSKAn’S SlßLfc-Y &l CO., Seednneii. A. X, end Chicago, ill. The Cream of all Books of Adventure, i Pioneer l.wnl Darias Heroes; J' * 1 i Deeds. Tho thrilling advent urosof all the hero explorers and frontier.lighters with Indiana, outlaws and wild beasts, over pur whole'country, fro in the earliest time.*- to the. present. Lives and famous exploits of DeSoto, La- Salle, Stiuuiish, Boolic, Ketitou, Brady, Crock'dt, Bo wie, Houston, Carson, Cueter, California Joe, Wildßii), Buffalo BUJ, Gens. Mites and Crook, great Indian Chiefs and scores of others. GORGEOUSLY ILLUS TIvATEH wiih 175 ilnevugravings to the life. AGENTS WANTED,. Low priced(rud beats anything io soli. STANDARD BOOK CO., Philadelphia 4 1'a. 1 lIipprTI^SiIP^IORERFPR^ ! I feiiNr P EaSlalPaiEa U ikO l U JKT K2M ?iAfts "fca • 3.-CS- the WJARKET CArJF?{£3ER 1 tho FHIVATH .FAMILY | O uu. j by oi;r6etves 2 ' wtsx’il tsnssj'^ daa i t IXaniTsoiiie Illastratetl C'i-le.l,- '" i: ,1 Kami It CJ.' i or l-i*.’ .. 30 A5.1,* MFaCMAXTS, H£N» US YOU a CUSINiJSS CAS OS port T-KAOB LIST. 13fiiayiKSSFre&SeiS s £ESG70®£ns s PKafi3HPM!fl I TUTT’3 “OTtsTym Is composed of Herbal and Mucilaginous prod ucts, winch permeat<s the aubst.wiee ol't-he ILuit&s, eii.iectorat.es the acrid mutter that, collects in the Bronchial Tubes, mid forme a Bootklng coating, which relieves the Ix-- rituttoia that; causes the cough. It cUatises thelunpofall impurities, strengthens tlieinu hc a enfeebled by rt is e-use, invigor ates the circulation of tho b;ood, und braces the nervous system. £»lt£, s st raids ofte?* end i?n COUHtimpdon. I* i*» dangerous to neglect them. Apply tit® remedy promptly* A test of tw “tv years warrants the awevtion that no remedy hasever been foaml that S* ua Srompt in it«effects us TUTT’S EXFIGTOS&KT. single dose raises the phr*-s;-v, sulduea inflammation, and its use speedily cun the most otatinate cough. A pleasant, cordiel, chil drea take £t readily* For Cr«up it is Invaluable and should he m every family, in 25c. ami Si Mottles. T LETT'S ACT THE LSVEft, Cures t kills ai ft i’ei er, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Italians Colics Oiisiipa tion. Itlieumatism, Piles, Palnitatioxiotf tho Heart, Dizziness, Torpid I Aver, and Female !rrcf,ulr.riiies. If you do not *‘£ool very well,” a single pill at bed-time stimulates the ptomneh. rnsforeatheappetiYe, impavts vie\>v f o the Bvstrm. Price.SKf. ;<i» Murray St.,lV.Y* KrwsiTE fob mrs manual free.*^ Standard Weights Wheat 601 Buckwheat 52 1 Shelled Corn 50! Dried Peaolies (un- Corr. in the ear... TO j peeled). 33 I Reas hi. {DriedPeaehes peel- Rye 561 ed 38 ; Oats 32 Dried Apples 24 Harley 47 iOnions 57 Irish Potatoes 60 Stone Coal 80 Sweet Potatoes.... 55 Unslacked Lime... 80 White Beans 60 Turnips ... 55 Clover Seed 60 Corn Meal 48 Timothy Seed 45 Wheat Bran 20 Flax Seed sG|Cotton Seed . 30 Hemp Seed 44|Ground Blue Grass Seed... 14|Plastering Lair-... 7 DBT7 A week made at homo by the mduß ■■] 75 Jm trious. Bust business now before the 1 rwffj a or public. Capital not needed. We will ijj otejfiSl start you. Men, women, boys and . girls wanted everywhere to work for us. Now is tho j time. You can w'drk In spare time, or give your whole ' time to the business. No other business will pay you nearly as well. No one cun fail to make enormous pay by ! engaging at once. Costly outfit and terms free. Mon- ' ey made fast, easily, and honorably. Address Tnuii k Co., \iiguata, Maine. . THE “ORIGINAL” STAR SPANGLED BANNER, j The oldest, most popular, best and cheapest Family j Paper begins its 21st year with 1883. Tt is a large, 8 I page, 40 column, illnsrvatested, literary paper, size of | the ‘-Ledger.” Cram full pf splendid Stories, Sketch- ! es, Poems, Wit, Humor, and genuine fun. Itaciest ; and most popular paper published. Established 20 years, retail by 50,000 piu-sbiis. It is solid, substantial i reliable. Only f*() Cents a year, 5 ; or 75 oenta a year with choice of Set. cf Six Triple- Plated Silver Spoons, no brass, new style, retail price, I 1 $1.50; or Am. Dictionary, 700 p«iges, illustrated, de- ; lines 30,000 w ords, numerous table?, bound in cloth,* gilt, better than usual $1.50 books ; or wonderful “Multum-iu-Parvo” Knife (a dozen tools in one han dle), sells at $1 to $3, buekliandle, name plate, etc.; or superb-Bell Ilarmonicr., sweetest musical instrument, know n, price $1.50. Either of above premiums and Banner one year, sent frt «•, for 25 green stamps. JMab s.rribe no ax . Satisfaction guaranteed, or mouey I refunded. Trial .trip, 3 nxudhs for only 10 cents. ; Specimens Free. Address, STAR SPANGLED BAN NER. Hinsdale, N. 11. Hffijfc, K 53 not, life ia sweeping by, go and IwC Hb W are you die, something w m mighty and s-üblime leave behind & e!ws *s2? -J t.o comjvier tinio.” sGfi a week in • your own town. $3 outfit free. N-o risk. Everything new. Capital not requir. d. Me will fuimiuh you ev erything. Many are making fortunes. Ladies make as Shuch as men, andhvys and girls make great pay. Reader, if you v/ant business at which you can make great pay ■-1! tho time, write for particulars to H. Hal - Lett tc Co., Portland, Maine. ~BOOT AND SHOE SHOP. rpilK UNDERSIGNED, having moved to A libikely with a view of a permanent lo cation hero, respectfully announces to the public that he lias on bund a*good assort-, merit of shoemaker's stock, and is prepared to do any and all kinds of work in his line with neatness and dispatch. Fine work a specialty, and satisfaction guaranteed in ev ery instance. My prices will always be the lowest. Your patronage is solicited. Shop up stairs, over D. \Y. James's Ear Room. June 15, 'B2. D. W. PALMER. : R a ffl S 3 Epn j-copie are always on tho lookout I v ’ i4>r chances to iucrcaee their carn- L L' 3 inga. mid in time become wealthy; S? @ iu Uvoac who do not improv- their up portunitieF remain in poverty. We.offer a great chance to make money. We want many men, women, bova and girls to work for us right in their own localities. Any one can do tho w’ork properly from the first start. • The business will pay more than ten times < wdinary wa- 1 gos. Expensive oul lit furnished free. No one who engag es fails to make money rapidly. You call devote your whole time to tho work, or only your spare moments. Full information and all that is n ed. i t Bent free. An dress Stinson k Co., Portland, Maine. to send stamp lot tho largest, handsomest and most complete Cutulgnc of TYPE, l PRESSES,CUTS, <Vc., published LOWEST PRICES, LARGEST VARIETY. National Type (/0., i'/iGIi 1 r.»iLiAs»T.t THAT WON.DESFIJL BOOK GUIDE to SUCCESS \\ 11;. rojt FORMS V^;.‘V Is selling b> tens of tiiousauds. It is the most uni versally useful book ever published. It tells complete ly HOW TO 1)0 EVERYTHING in the 1 est wav, How , to be Your own Lav.yr, How to Do business Correctly and Successfully, How to act in Society i.ucl every where. A gold mire of varied information to all class ess fior constant reference. AGE.UTS WANTED for all or spare time. To know why this book of REAL value and attractions sells better than any other, apply for terms to H. 13. SOAMMEL'L & CO., Philadelphia, Pa. ~VAL UA JILEPR OP Eli r IY FOR SALE, ARE authorized to offer for .sale a Desirable STarzs?. SYjGkd. j Kesidence, about one mile from Blakely. The farm consists of 230 acres, about 75 of which are under good fence and in a fine state of culti vation. About tho same number of acres are under a goad fence as a woods pasture. There is on the place a good framed dwell ing 38 by 46 feet, having six lire places, and dining-room and kitchen attached; also, all other houses necessary for comfort and con venience. There me also on the place two tenement houses, four good, lasting wells of pure water, a good Cane Mill, with all nec essary fixtures for making syrup, good su gar house. &e. • The present growing crop is a good index to the place. Tire location is healthy and every way desirable. The owner wishes tc sell to improve another place. A bargain can be had for the cash. For further par ticulars, call on pvaddress AY. W. FLEMING, Agt. Blakely, Ga.. July 21. Ihf-d. AGENTS WANTED!I" ** it-*|s* jt s 'l* fidf‘ A OS ,y raw, ■Yi'i4«J* i •«wt si . s_© mmmgm »'o s’*« 1 Mon cf Ability salary and ?ommlssion, for Chambers’ DICTIONARY of Universal Knowledge. Just out. Tho iron I*- vfui :\n ! Compact Lit erary xkehievemont i>f Av:o. Haa no com petit* rs. (Vd . ‘,\:.iitrrs or ywrui cards noticed. i fiend stamn fer m'l f orti ■: m. Address our i 1 liou.'jOf ar'fi r< : .1.7?. C’hnmbers & Co. 1 BT. JLOUIG. Mi>.. Chv.4-.A' JU., Atlanta, G* I Ball road Schedules. Central and Southwestern; Railroads. Savannah, Ga., Dco. 10, 1881. j . ON AND AFTER Sunday, Dee. 11,1881, passenger trains on the Central and South western Railroads and branches will run as follows: Read Down. Read Down. No. 1 From Savannah. No. 3. 9.20 a m Lv...Savannah...Lv. 7.30 p m 4.45 pm Ar Augusta.... Ar. 5.20 alu 0.45 pin Ar Macon Ar. 7.20 a m 3.40 a m Ar Atlanta Ar. 12.50 p m 2.25 am Ar....Columbus....Ar. 1.40 pm 6.50 ani Ar Eufau!a....Ar. 2.34 p m 8.40 a m Ar Albany.... Ar. 12.55 pm Ar..Milledgeville..Ar. 9.44 am [ Ar Eatonton Ar. 11.20 am No, 13. From Augusta. No. 15. 0.30 ain Lv Augusta Lv. 8.30 pm ; 3.45 p m Ar... Savannah ...Ar 7.15 am ! 6.45 pin Ar Macon Ar 7.20 a m j 3.40 am Ar Atlanta Ar 12.50 p m 2.25 a m Ar... Cidumbus . .Ar 140 p m 6.50 am Ar Eufaula Ar 2.34 pm j 8.40 ain Ar Albany Ar 12.55 p m j Ar...Milledgeville.. Ar 9.44 a m Ar Eatonton ...Ar 11.30 a m No. 2. From Macon. No. 4. 7. lu am Lv Macon Lv 7.35 pin 3.45 u m Ar... Savannah ...Ar 7.15 a m 4.45 p m Ar Augusta ...Ar 5.20 ain 9.44 am Ar..Milledgeyille...Ar ....' 11.30 a in Ar... Eatonton ...Ar No. !. From Macon. No. 5. 7.50 a m Lv Macon Lv 8.00 p m 2.34 p in Ar Eufiiiiln Ar 6.50 a »i 12.55 pui Ar Albany Ar 8.40 ain No. 3. From Macon. No. 13. 8.15 ain Lv Macon Lv 7.20 p m 1.40 pm Ar... Columbus ...Ar 2.25 am No. 2. From Macon. No. 4. 8.00 a m Ly., Macon Lv 8.3 ", p m 12.50 p m Ar Atlanta Ar 3.40 a m No. 1. From Atlanta No. 3. 2.15 pin Lv Atlanta Lv 12.20 a m 6.55 p m Ar Macon Ar 6 310 ain 050 a m Ar Euftuiiu Ar 2.34 p m 8.40 ain Ar Albany .....Ar 12.55 p m 2.25 ain Ar... Columbus ...Ar 1.40 pn* Ar..Mi!ledgcvil!e. .Ar 9.44 am Ar... Eatonton ...Ar 11.30 a m 5.20 ain Ar... Augusta ...Ar 4.45 p sii 7.15 am 7r... Savannah ...Ar 3.45 pm No. 4. From Columbus. No. 14. 11.50 ain 1.v... Columbus ...Lv 12.08 a m 5.10 pin Ar Macon ... ..Ar 6.45 ain 3.40 am Ar Atlanta Ar 12.50 p m 6.50 am Ar Eufaula Ar 2.34 pin 8.40 a ui Ar Albany Ar 12.55 p m Ar... Mil!edgeviile...Ar 9.44 a m Ar... Eatoiiion ...Ar 11.30 am 5.20 a m Ar Augusta Ar 4.45 p m 7.15 am Ar Savannah Ar 3.45 p m No. 2. From Eufaula, No. 0. 12.10 pm Lv Eufaula Lv 7.15 pm 4.14) pin Av.. Albany Ar 8.40 ain 6.35 p m Ar Macon Ar 000 a m 2.25 ani Ar..,.Columbus Ar 1.40 pin 3.40 a m Ar Atlanta Ar 12.50 p m 5.20'a in Ar Augusta Ar 4.45 pni 7.15 «. ni Ar... Savannah ...Ar 3.45 pm No. 18. From Albany. No. 20. !• '.25 a m Lv Albany ......Lv 1.25 p m 2 34 p in Ar Eufaula Ar 0.35 a m Ar Macon Ar 0.35 p m 2.25 a in Ar.... Columbus,.Ar 2.25 a in 3.40 ain Ar Atlanta Ar 3.40a in Ar...Milh>dgevillo...Ai' Ar..,..Eatonton Ar 5.20 a in Ar Augusta.,...Ar 5.20 a m 7.15 a in Ar.,. .Savannah Ar 7.15 a ni No. 17.—Frutn Eatonton and Milledgeville 2.15 pin Lv......Eatonton 358 p m Lv..Milledgcvilic 6.-15 ]j m Ar Macon 2.25 a m Ar Columbus.. 1 8.40 ain Ar Albany 3.40 a m Ar Atlanta... 5.20 ani Ar Augusta. 7.15 am Ar Savannah Local Sleeping Cars ~n all Night Trains lo t-,,' , -i Savant" l mid Augusta, and Savan ■ Mali ar J Atlanta. ’Connections. Eufaula train connects at Fort Valley for Perry, daily eX/SCpt Sunday, and at Cuthbert for Fort Caines, daily except Sunday. The iiiiiany and Blakely trains runs daily between Smiiliville and Albany, and unilv (except Sunday) between Albany and Blakely. The Albany accommodation train runs daily- (except Monday) from Smitbville to Albany to Smitliville. Ar Savannah with Savannah, Florida and Western railway; at Augusta with all lines to North and East; at Atlanta with Air-Line , and Kennesaw Routes to all points North, Ease and West. Pullman Sleepers from Augusta to Wash ington without change. Berths in Sleeping Cars can be secured at th*. Ticket office on Mnlherrv street, or at Bepi t. WILLIAM ROGERS, ort. Supt. (’. I'. 11., Savannah G, A. WHITEHEAD, tie. . Pass. Agent.' J. C. SU ASV, Gen. 'J’rav. Agent. , IV. F. SIIELLMAN, Supt. S. \\ r . R. It. Macon. Train from Blakely leaves daily (except Sunday) at 7:30 am., cud arrives at 8:12 p. ui. GRAND Entertainment IS LOOKED FOIi In Slskely, BY OSCAR WILDE, Half so attractive as our full Line of Furs, Trimmings, Trimming Silks, Velveteens, Steel Fringes, Water Waves and Fancy Collars, IN LARGE VARIETY. In fact, everything nice and tasty usu ally ke;it in a first-class LADIES’ FURNISHING STORE. Mrs. It. C. Smith's Laces, Dress-fitting, Fashion Cuts and general stock of mihiimm mms* Are still the demand of all who wish to keep pace with the style.-) and fashions of ! the season. Gall at our Head Quarters. „ , B. C, SMITH, iSetif. i, ISS2.