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WILLIAM D. STOKE, Editor.
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county.
_ , ,i . m iin - . Godfrey o'Atlanta,
The death pi •* J lu ‘ ' ■ J
if ai.rx,o>c-!. . .
. ~, (linage in M *
lue i*U mi lan *<.*•....... ■* "
die Georgia.
Thu dcsii’i of M - H•• 'is Wiliams. ‘ j Ji 115
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4, Fr ,}j .. I o -*ji ••> ■ Ct COIN a fin
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1, lc ,t L.a {-5 <*•; •<•>
it 11* Hi -iirn' 11 i’“ and L vycare wil
t.kenu? in Macon* * ’ “-e *b- r- .t we-k
* $♦
The Central J * y •■’• “ ,IK< ,H '
or a., zd, ami i: i > r !'' ! -<l '• K: lt ' lllll u
f
A PhIMERI til'ite l -I UtL lei " r *-■ mu '' ‘
pd . ffl.isof Home. Lor k iot t;r ‘sl#iy gr.b
--b ra ”
Mh Killis if pa i K , n well i4!i>\vn and high*)
respected citizen ol Pike county, died to a.v
Wednesday.
f peer of the (i. iflin S'. Jf, pr°? : s ea to be an A.-
deronan. Sptei, do you love “Rger?” it eo de
cline that position.
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The Judge, Jury and bur held a Li'S carnival
in the very popnhr game ot “freeze cal” in M*
con last week.
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Famcei. C. Chandler ot Carrol county, father
of Hon. Milton A. Chandler, died on hot " hors
diy, aged 6i years.
*
Mu. Owen Ltnch, book-keeper ot the \V. & A.
Railroad, was crushed to death in A’isiitn, onFrl
day by an engine of the M. & W. Ral.road
The Congressional Committee o-i Ti asporta
tion, wuinh wa, to have met in Atlanta dnr ng the
i rest nt month, hav.- postponed their trip until
aft<-r the holidays.
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Tub Atlanta li -aid thinks that crime and dev
ilment is on the inemif in that city. Sodom and
Home,rah, w'll too ■ their Imtronic pr'ePige.
Home ha-* an Club, waich U reported in a
thriving condition. \Ve know several gentlemen
ami ladies In our tilid.n. who would i>e an oma
incut ond honor to su-h a club.
Mb. Andrew I. Whidbt, w o reside* near La
thor,',*, yv h ff-en late in Thuraday evening, In At
-1ai;1, since that time he has no: been heard ot.
lt i* feared that be lias b>. n foully dealt with.
Mks WKSixi.iuui.AND writes to the AHmiU
Const it atb-n that tic rvh sto played in Hie Wom
an’s Corfresa has been greatly iulre pretent ad.
Siic goes Into ! ystei : whenever a Southern ji.xpar
condemn* her c nsc.
Tsir HiiflSn hh-v.z leains that Col N'annally will
get e sp *odid nirtjoii'y t om Atlanta, in the com
ing election for Mayor of Or ffin He is probably
bett-T known lu thnt precinct titan in G-ilHu.
A daTTAI I in ot volunteers ro forming in Bu
vannch to g> to Cub. an i will set in conjunc
tion with the Federal tro< pi or in any eapad’y
to revenge the late butcheries. Tut y want Gor
don a* their leader
I'm M the Tclrgr p out Vl ser g‘r. we learn
that Col l)i . (?. Ihupu-aetT viegs c utn'y idsn
gi-ro i*ty ill nom <n attack ot j> rs yd-: This Is
the second attack lie lias h <1 r cci.tly, and sciious
tears are lelt lor to* rrcov.-ry
In "j'ite of the p-me ad c.msi quent ‘‘tight
timc,” there will be prtt y much then'll*! unm
ber of Sorlheru travellers in the South I hi* win
ter. The tj.vannab Advertiser satsttn v nre al
r ady nrrixing, and adit' th t it is a i by w<- c n
not rfiord beti*r nci c m del u in the Mualler
town* for * heir cetn’ort and convenience
-a-
Van Als'ln*. the j r >, rtetor o J i.*k*in’r> Mag
ic Balsam, wMeh \~ the best med cinj of Its char
acter, known to the Invalid word, h.s ttv > and a
hair col urn* of testimanhil* in the Birnesvi'.le Pa
trio , of last week. The medicine is rspid’y grow
ing in public favor and in a few years we have
no doubt but it will be the great pinacea for all
Uli which it Is represented ns conns;.
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Resne retorts the storm in Talbot county, last
week, in the following graphic language: Gor
man says the storm did what he has been try'ng
to do a long time. U ‘‘raised the wind.” lie adds,
however, th t he’d like for it t > bo r dsud a little
higher next time—at least above the house-tops.
Tbo few hairs he had left turned gray while tke
winds were howling so s vageiy.
Tils Telegraph and Messenger says: Sunday
afternoon about 4 % o’clock, a difficulty occurred
at No. ,11, Macon *fc Brunswick railroad, between
George times and Sam Mayer. During the diffi
culty Hlues dr>w a pistol on Mayer and the latter
snatched the pistol from his adversary and threw
it away. Hines then attacked Mayer with a bil
let of wood, when the litter retreated to the door
of his store and commenced tiring on Hines, one
shot faking eff et la his spine, wounding him very
dangerously.
Tb? Grlsfia Newa pay* the following handionie
end deserved compliment to Judee John I. Hall:
Tills gentleman l* winning golden opitii>ns aa a
Judicial officer wherever he goe®. Althcngh bnt
little pwt SO years of age, he has entered upon
n career that will stamp him be’ore a gre.il while,
sa one of the finest Judges ia the Slate. His rale*
are h flexible, bnt are found to woik admirably,
and the result Is, that the
preserved, business is dispatched very rapidly, and
people havieg cases io court can now begin to see
dayl'ght, and a prospect, of their being reached •*
untarlyday. While his discipline is as firm as
on be, it is at the same tlaievery mild, and he is
prov.ro; tha ; be poaese* great executive ability.
Oar pcoule, wlthon' exception, so fur as we have
beard, entertain these opirions, End * e give them
as nfl ctlng their because they nad
personal preferences wher the appointment was
made, and they new feel that in the ll.m. John I. ■
Hall they have a upright. Intelligent Judge, who
will faithfully and efflei ntlv discharge hla duties.
•——
Osr may live as a cmqorer, or a king, ora
■lasriatrate; out he must du< ato an. Tha bed of
death every huuim bei 'g’o his pure individually,
to the intense contempt it roi of that deepest and
nior-t solemn of ail relatl >n between the treeture
and bis C'••ator.
Y< if rum. View v . is -a iuie hoy in tbu
Bishop Scott Grammar 8< cool at Portland, Ore
gon, hisgofencft the friiiiwi-is; luminous view
of "os a.’’ Hi* “ compos! ion” is givea v. tba
ti:n et lit* ratiui:
Oxen .* -very slow animal They are verv ;o and
to break up ground. I would r-ilb-r h.-.ve h -raes
it ihey and dn’t have colic which ihy ny j* wied
collected in a bunch which iu ib it dar g;r*-ser
to ktep hoiS S tbaU >l' B. It ihre w. rv i.ohillAe*
people wood have to w heal their wood on a wheel
barrow. Is would lake them too t r th*ee duvs to
wheal a Cold a caiie. are a elui to. I heard
acute people ssu that U they had to (• a ox or a
cow they wood sooner be a cow, but I biuk when
It Comes to be l&ilaed on a caid winter morning
I think they wood rather be cxea don’t have to
raise Calves, fj 1 uau to he aoxor a cow I wood
be a hedor but ti I coulu not be a tutf.r ui.il had
to bo both i wv*U ba * yjt.
N‘ W AI)VKI4TISKMENTS.
Application fur liotncitcad.
GEORGIA > ON'ROE COCNIT. Ordimry’s of
flceof did county :
W.ereas, It. J. Durliam has applied torn*
for a (H tni i-a.i <>i and f.led his
sdic hiio of ta** same ;n toy office, and I will
pa - upon the same cn Wednesday the 3rd
day of D* ember next at 10 o’clock a. m.
W.tness my official signature this Nov. 21st
ISI i.
nov2o td E. DUMAS.
App ic ttioii ur <ioinc*t< ad,
GEORG' \ VO' It >E COUNTY:
\VI;*-rtp.s Luanda Edwards, ot said county
h cpplied to me i or tlie setting apart a
Ho.i.i-oiead of Heaity and Personalty,
Ai -o the setting apart t Homestead of Per
sonally for Bet jamin F. Edwards, and I will
ias> upon both <>n Wednesday, the tenth day
of Dec nil< r t.ext, at ten o’clock a. m.
V it t;e-> :uy liacd and official signature this
Novem-u-r 14th, E. DUMAS,
” ? ’H Ord.
ua"' l '* oi ><v shcrctaiy A Ircau
crcr of Tht* Board of rmiuff
i-i--.:'. rs of thy Toun of Forujtk.
bTATI'M NT F CCK IBNCT ISECED
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• 1 <■ <• vn-ciuHa NolitftkiS
It!' IUM7-- i 0 StO
-■ -< l.! i- U (i ■ I ft- m: •-
I w. nl o‘i'J to
1 ivj.) 11l is V : !.3id 00
n*"U.* sit- Cos it r n
- II v - ‘i.i 1 '6M O
3 3in u iv 9 (CO 00
Amount irsu u or and n iiiioh
tl"‘ t I CO !al- '.i 137 IO
4 937 i.’iclc i e 18.000 CO
fid an; Hid® ?• ;^U: ‘ r.uiu
i re eft I dim 1 < 5937 J 29.000 00
"mount i nutd ct ctiivunna-
Uou ol iitc dollur. lo . uum
beied # 2-3 00
Amount issui-d in denoaiina
i|on ol lw o dollars, not uuui
b .-rid 56 €0
Amount Issued ot d-.-nomina
tion >1 hve dollars, not num
bered 280 00
Amount isriied oi decoutiaa
t.on o ten dollars, net num
bered bfiOOO
Amount i-sued ot denomina
tion ot tiny, twenty-live, and
teu cents, not numbered.... 1,000 00
Total amount of Issue not num
bered 11,904 00
Aggregate ain’t o! i bu a 48'*,924 00
O* the above amount Messrs.
Arthur Ai Cos , ot New York,
were p Get as per bill reu
d* red $ 475 00
A. L>. Hammond, Intendauj of
the Town Council ol Forsyth,
Ga., ws paid lor signing
currency 100 00
B. M. Turner, Clerk &, Treas
urer ol ihe Town Ccuucil of
Forsyth, Gu., was paid for
siguing currency ICO 00
B Pvc was paid lor expenses
to New York fun account of
currency) 150 00
Messrs. 1! G Beau Ac Go.,
provision brokers, were paid
carrying currency '7,500 00
Messrs f! I'ye & Bon, provis
ion brokers. Wi re paid for
c *rryiug currency............ 7,500 o*o
R T. Astjarv was pld ‘or big
interest in Mooroc Female
College 4,000 00
Dr 8. G. H liyei wtss paid or
bis interest m Monroe Fe
mate Coilr ge 2, C00 00
Bal.nce o* t-it.d catrency ap
propriated to Monroe ie
male Coll* ga. 3,500 CO
R. H Walker was paid r.a ex •
cntioc against Hiiiiard Vsie
Institute (fiiincipal arid in
terest) 2, 1 P 40
Bslrtice ot ftiid currency ap
prooriated to Hiiiiaid Male
louituto 3,336 60
Ain’t ot t aid cur rency short... 9iJ
Amount n d* mtor McVta
tiUS, ot Macon, Ga 5 CO
Amount expended 037 Monroe
Female Goll ue an.l Hiiiiard
Mule Institute, to balance... $3 10
$.lO 924 00 80 9:4 00
1 I do hereby certify that tho above la a correct
sta'etn n' of cu.riiicy i- u :t by Town Council or
F >rsyi|i, (la . mu per *iU rend> red bj Messrs Ar
Cot & Cos., <1 New Yo.'r ; a so as to expenditure
oi s me. S. D. M< BbiiTr,
Cork a-rl Tresaurtr Town Council.
F. r y 1, Gt, Nov. 17, ISM.
.St-jv en D Mobley, C ! erk and Treasurer, in ac
eoi.i t with Town Cctrcil <* F‘,.rsyia. L>r.
To Hntonnt of currency re
ceived Irom i M Turin r,
fo nier (’ii rk and Treasurer.#3o,924 03
To cash fumed over to mu
by B. M Tun er, inn r
Trea.-urer Town Cos rne11..., 2 25
To cash colb cted on sie-cial
Taxes, to wi : Retail l.qior
df alers. w hole-ale liquor Oral
i is, b inkers, dun s, warehous
es, show®, puiiMcLt traders,
etc 806 78
To catu collected from fii.es... 78 IW
To cash bin rawed of txcti niKO
Bank of Macon, fit , lor ac
count of Monroe Female
College 630 03
To cash borrowed of Building
and Loan Association lor ac
count of Mocroe Female
College 2,830 00
To cash borrowed of Building
and Loan Associetion for ac
count of Hilliard Male Insti
tute 780 00
Total amount of cash received
fmtu al! sources lor the year
1673 $36,021 01
IXP2NSS ACCOUNT. Cr.
By cash paid B. M. Turner,
former I reasurer, for sign
ing said cur reney 100 00
By paid A. I). Hammond,
Jelendant, tor signing said
currency 100 00
By cash p°td .Messrs. Arthur et
Cos , of New York, lor print
log money 475 00
By cash paid B Pyc—ixpecaea
to New York 150 00
By cash for books and station
ery for Town Council 5 50
By cash paid for hauiirg car
casses du log the year 1873.. 2 25
By cssh paid Abb Watts imnd
lag lap ring 60
By cash paid J. P. Harrison,
for biil of printing for vear
1870 7 CO
By cash paid J. P. Harrison,
ter bill of printing tor 1871.. 15 00
By cash paid J P Harrison,
for bill printing tor 1872.... 57 50
Bj cash paid express < u bills
from Atlanta tacts of Legis
lature) 8 60
By cash paid to J. T. Bror k®,
f r t rvices as Marshal for
1871 54 50
By cash jald J G. Greer, tor
gerv'ces as Marshal tor 1871. 50 00
By cash paid toD M. San ord,
for services as Marshal tor
1873 12800
By cash pdu J. M. Glower tor
services as Marshal lor 1572. 93 25
To’al amount expense account
for 1373 $,1250 30
STREET AND COL LEO E OROCNDS ACCOUNT.
By cash paid lor tabor on
s'recta for year 1873 33140
By cash p<id for labor o-> Fe
male Coll ge grounds. 1873.. 120 05
By ee h l aid for hauling ■ u
on streets serl College
gr u- a- ’or '.872 117 00
Bv r* h rad P M • ailaway,
hi 1 to- ! bor. 1871 600
By c.rs'i pud vV a Ansky. tor
putting on horse racks 31 25
By e*-h paid Willingham ig
Dur.u lor lumber lor s'rccis 19 C 7
Tot..! amount expended on
•l:ee;s ad Cos !--g • groin Is #654 77
Mo: roe F m-ie College Account.
Bv Cash nsld K T. .’<■>>-y #4,000,00
By s ssh p iid J. \V. &J. C.
(Teigler 2-50,00
Bycas’ipddS. G. Hillyr 2,iM)00
By cash piid Messrs. > reigler 550,00
Py ea-h pa and lor S*oek : r don
roe Ci>un'v B. A L As.-o’u H^OO
By cash pud vtrs-n Cre'gier 1015 00
Hi cvh paid B L in-t’.; eat* 20 00
By cu-h pid M e*r* Oreigler 3'ti,75
tv ca n p.id N B. Wynne 35 00
By ci*h paid K B nnett lTi’2s
By cash pid Wtllincham &D. 31145
By C.'eß pv!d Arnos hendersoa
and J.m Torbet. (cal) 15,00
By c*sa ;>:i i S,<ercer Marsh Id 93
rs i pita N. B Wyane 35 (JO
i j paid Mss-il*. C.-y.jcUg M&U9
By r-h Dali W, 0. Wilkes for
land
By cash paid R Eeicett 91,35
B, cash pa J reiirnt, on Desk 27.25
<v cash pa 1 -* for Hsuling 10 ‘*o
By rash jmid R Be mrtt 67.50
By cash paid ireigut on Desk 12,25
By cash paid Messrs. Greigler 162 50
Hv cr*h paid A H* n ieroo, col. 40 00
Bv cash paid N B Wynne 80 25
Hy cash p lid M #srs Cretg’er 850 M
B cash paid DG. Procorrt Cx 11*7.74
Bv cash pid W. <k D lorlumher 36S,CH
By c- ah p iid B L Inst’meets 20,00
By cash paid fi G Bean <S Go.,
I. insurance on *'€o _ 46.00
By cash prid R Py* & Son, in
surance on $3 0 0 46,00
Bv ca?h paid A. A Turner for in
!>nri' e 0.1 4 8.<30 4*1,00
By ca“h paid E M Amos for in
aa-ance on $3,000 51,50
By ca-h paid Meetrs. Greigltr 375.00
Bv cash p-id labor on grounds 175 J
Bv <a-b paid labor on ience 45 00
Py lah paid Brunbiett ife Bro. 13 6)
B’, paid W llingham <& D. 85 44
B ca b paid Messrs Oeigler 25 49
Bv cash paid G Bii>k,painting 13260
By cash paid N K Wynne. 2500
By ca*b pa and M Bsrs.Creij.ler 275.00
By cash paid labor on rence 3 ,75
B'v cash paid • & L. ins’ts <5 oO
By cash paid Gre.gier 6 4 J
By cash i'aid tor p rinting 6.00
B rash p id Pmctor <fe jo. 4
By ca- h paid F O M ;ys 12 74
Py cash paid J M. M riin, H'W
I> r <sh 1* and reighion chairs
for 1 hr pi 62,61
Bv cash oid fr- ig it or. ?>itl 19 60
Bv c paid J. ..D co lly bi 1 8
Bye -b pai. Try lor A Cos 5n 91
hy cash 1 aid 'V L. e am. hso „3,a5
Py crrfl tiaid h.Uis t r !>bor ldj
By ca-h p ild Pmctor fc Lo. 4.) 20
Rv c sh pa and Wild r & ■--*>. 44
By cash pii t Brarabiet' AB. o. 930
Bv cash piid e.O >ly 24 15
Bv ca-h pa U D Wins expenses io 14)
By cash pa aR- B-uneit, labor 2’o
By ca*b pid hat os for labor 9 00
Hi east, paid B Pye&S-n, bill 6i5
By ca-h paid B & L ic.-t’s 55,00
By cash pai I int. to Exchange
Bank, Macon, 39 60
By curb pajd B. & L. lest’s 2-5,00
By cash pain i;.t. hangs
Bank, Macon, 8* 5o
Total amount Expenses
cn M. FGo lege 1872, f 13,095 51
Hilliard Male Institute sc’ct
B 5 cash paid Tnsurarce
By ca*-h paid Greigltr 2ob 00
By cash paid Grtsgler
by ca P h paid y 4J- Stock r p
By cash paid Creieier
Bv civil paid Bramblette & Bro. H.fO
By cash paid Gre, gter 150. 9
By cash paid Creigier 2Ui),uu
By cash paid J J Bi"Kleton 41,00
By paid E II Ayalker’s
Execution ( Principal and Int) 2163 40
By cash paid Creigier 200,00
By cash paid B& L instalments 10,00
Bv cash paid Grtigler *OO OO
8y cash paid for piint
By ca-h paid Grcieler
Uy paid tr* itjht on desk
Hy cash paid freight,on deak
By cash paid Creigier
Bv cash paid Creigier 12 ?>o
By c irh paid Creigier 93 94
Bv cash paid Creigier. 1 0,90
By ceh p iiti BA L. jnb'ailnients 10,00
By cash paid Creigier
Bv cash paid 11. Hogan ,* 4 •'}
By cash paid Creigier 159,01
h y ,iash pain B& L inßtallmtnts 10.00
By cash paid cp settees 3.00
By cash paid J. W. Martin 13 W
By cash paid J N. Toney 15,10
By cash paid BA L infetallmeuts 10 00
By cash }iaid tor labor 62 00
Bv cash paid lor iubor „
By cas!) paid tor telegrams in 18*1 13 15
By cash paid ior advertising, 1871 12,00
By cash paid Creigier ICQ G#
By cash paid for labor 4 ) 6U
By cash paid lor labor 54,00
By cash pr.id VY. A. Stay maker for
desk, etc., 310,n0
By cash paid B L installments 45,00
By cash paid J H Zititn & Cos.,
Macon, 96,50
By cast) paid Seymour, T & Cos., 16 00
By cash paid G Banks, painting, 40 00
Bv cash paid J. M Martin hi), §
By ca-h paid and N. Trney li.Bo
By cash paid Wil ingbatn & Dunn 51 2S
By cash paid F. O. Mays’ bill 41 24
To’al amount expended on Hil
liard Male luentute, 1572 16.094,67
By cash pa ! d H. G. Bean &Cos ,
Brokers bo carrying currency f7,500
By cash paid B Bye A Soo, Bro.
kere.tor carrying currency 7.5'X) 00
$.5,080,00
Aggregate amount expended for
lite i ear 1873 13 5195 14
To r x 'ess o es itridituie over
amoufir received and aa per
ov.r chick In bank To
baUnce $74,13
$36 095,14 $36 015 14
Thi® is the conpltte report for the year* 1671
ami lr7d The report for 1673 will appear in the
n x: isue, having been mcea-ai llly crowded out
lor wnt of apnce.
\V. A,luh7\N’ & co.^
CALL the attention of the citizecs of Mon
rce and adjoining counties to their
Unprecedently Large
AND
LowlPriced Stock
FOR THE
width mm.
And Solicit an Inspection.
They have
REDUCED PRICE
ON
ALL CLASSES
OF
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS.
To correspond with the
RECENT DECLINE,
And are prepared to offer
Great Bargains
IN
All Grades of Family
DRY GOODS.
W. A JUHAN & CO.
aepSO 3 u Macau, G&.
B. PYE & SON
FORSTTH, GA.
HAVING removed our office lu the rear end
of the East room of our NBW BRICK
BLOCK, on the South side of the Public Square
and naving procured
FIRE ANO. BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
J3y“ Are prepared to receive DEPOSITS,
Buy and sell EXCHANGE. GOLD.
SILVER, STOCKS, BONI 8
And Recurrent funds. Collections promptly
attended to.
COLLECTIONS
Made on all accessible points.
py OFFICE open at an noon of tha day.
B. PYE A SOX,
Bankers, iSOJUriM, OJ.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COTTON."
PARTIES desiring to bo.d COTTON for slv
j'ength of time, t om now until next April,
can arrange to do a<> on favorable terms by apply
ing to F. W. SI MS .v PO., Cotton Factors.
novll3t 102 Bay Street, Savannah, Ga.
i Assignee’s Notice.
IN THE District Court of the Uoittd States,
Soutuern District ot Georgia. In the matter
ot W. B Davis, Bankrupt:
Thia U to give notice once a week lor three
i weeks, that I hive been appointed Assignee of the
estate of W. B DAVIS, ol the couu'y of Monroe,
in said District, who has been adjudged a Bank
rupt upon his own petition by the District Court
for said Distilet. J. fit. PONDER,
novlSSw Assignee, Forsyte, Ga.
Kentucky Horses!!
Twenty-five kentucy hoksesjust
arrived and lor tale.
Flue Saddle and Hornes,
AND SEVERAL PAIR OF
Elegant ZSXatcli Horses.
Call and see them at the
SALE STABLES
OF
J vS M. T 1103145.
Bept2.tf
CONSUMP riON CURED!;
GLOBE FiOWER~COUGH SYRUP.
does positively cure, as it by magi'*, Coids, i
Coughs, Brunch-t'S Adlmu, Whuoping-
Cough, S re-Taroaf. Hoarseness,
CONSUMPTION, and ail
Lung Disease?,
We have never known the second dose to (ail in
giving immediate reliel in CROUP—the great pest
of caiUirei) ud terror of mother?.
GLOBE FLOWER SYRUP h*s been lested in
8 000 c r?e of Consumption, in which it cured near
ly every case.
Ug“lt cures when all other boasted remedies
fail.
. IW It has cured hundreds of people who srs
living 10-day with only one reiuiining Itihg.
This rare qou delightlul remedy is tue active
prinuiple, übw neri by caamical process, from the
Globe Fiower,” known also as •* Bui too Hoot,”
aud in Botany ” Vepehlanthus Occidental is. \Ve
can wi*h truth assuie the comiuuuity that this
incomparable remedy does not coutliu a particle
of Opium, or any of its preparations, no Lobelia,
Ipecac, Squills, Mercury, Hydrocyanic Acid, or
any poisou whatever.
The action ot the GLOBE FLOWER SYRUP on
the human system is mild and beuigu, aud adapt
ed to all ages—irom the inlaut to ihe adult, and
TO EVERY VARIETY OF TEMPERAMENT
AND CONSTITUTION.
The efiecte to be looked for after taking Globe
Flower Cough Byrup, are first, a soothing and
controlling influence over any COUGH, affording
REFRESHING SLEEP; second, prompting an
easy EXPECTORATION; third, invigorating the
whole system, curing the Cough, and bequeathing
to posterity one of its greatest, biessing3.
Sound Lungs ami Immunity from
touMiiupilou.
jpor Test'nsonials of Wonderful Cures send to
the proprietor, or call upon you? Druggist. Cue
bottle Will prove to you its wonderiu! virtues.
For sale by ail Druggists.
DR. J. S. PEMBERTON & CO., PROP’S,
Atlanta, Ga.
HUNT, RAG KIN & LAMAR,
Wholesale Agents,
ap]22.ly Macon, Ga
CENTRAL R R.-ATIANTA DIVISION
!Sf?W Schedule of 51. & IV. SSranch.
MAIL AND PASSENGER-DOWN.
Leave Atlanta 12:4) A. M,
Arrive at Forsyth 5:12 a. m.
Arrive at Wacou. 6.59 a. m
MAIL AND PASSENGER-UP.
Leave Macon 7:30 p.m.
Arrive at Forsyth 9:08 r. m
Arrive at Atlanta 1:40 a. m.
ACCOMMODATION—DOWN.
Leave Atlanta 7 00 a. m.
Arrive at Forsyth. 103 p m.
Arrive at Macon 3:43 p m.
ACCO M MOD AT 70 N -U P.
L -ave Maori 9:10 a. m
Arrive at Forsyth 11:25 a m.
Arrive at Atlanta 5:43p 11.
The accommodation daily train except Sunday.
G. J. FOREACRE.
General Superintendent.
•John W. Lass, Agent at Forsyth,
augs.tac.
THE
Great Central Short Line
TO THE
WEST AXD NORTHWEST
VIA
CHATTANOOGA and McXENZIE, TENN.
ONLY ONE CHANGE
ATLANTA to ST. LOUIS !
ONLY ONE CH ANGE.
.Atlanta to T^emphis!
Time Card—February Ist, 1873.
8.30 a. M Leave Atlanta 8 10 p. m
4.28 p. m Arrive Chattanooga 5.69 a. m
12 45 a m “ Nashville 1.05 p.m
830a. m “ McKenzie BHOp. si
210 P. m “ Little Rock 6.30 p. m
10 30 p.m. “ Union Coy 10 39 p.m
12 00 noon “ Columbus,Ky 12. nioht
11 00 P. m “ Bt. Louis 12 59 a. m.
Call tor your Tickets to Memphis and Little
Rock via Chattanooga and McKenzie, Tenn.
TO ST. LOUIS AND THE NORTHWEST
via Chattanooga, Nashville and Columbus, and
you will have NO DELAY, NO CIRCUITOUS
JOURNEY down through the States of Alabama
aud Mississippi.
WE MAKE QUICKER TIME!
BEING THE ONLY
Direct Line West, and at Cheapest Rates. For
farther information, address
ALBERT B. WRENN,
Southwestern Agent.
Office No. 4 Kimball House, Atlanta, Ga. Post
Office Box 253. aprltf
CROP OF 1873.
1,0 0 0 Pounds Turnip Seed,
BO f A lAM
RED TOP,
WHITE FLAT DUTCH,
Glebe, HaaavtE,
Drumhead Cabbage,
FLAT DUTCH CABBAGE,
WILL BE SOLD in any quantity as low as any
House in the Bute.
JOHN INGALLS,
ith 4 Poplar Streets, HoUiuaworth’s Block,
Maoou, Qa.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
REMOVAL! REMOVAL!
MOBLEY * CABANISS,
\\7 R DESIRE TO INFORM OUR PATRONS and the poblic that wo hnv, lease-1 the Large am
VV Commodious Store-H-mm 01 the North Hie o the Court Houhj Square, second doui irorn
the corner opposite the Hotel. We tespectially invite all to tall aad . x.umne our large stock o.
Groceries, Provisions,
AND
PIASTERS’ SUPPLIES,
Which have b< cu Select, and with cuie and Bought
RGB fll SABS AT FAHIG FUSES,
Ol)R STOCK is complete, embracing: Bagging, Ties, Core, Bacon, Lard, Flour, Molasses, Syr a;
Sugar, Coffee, Rye, Oats, Barley, Mackerel, White Fish, Salmon, Cheese, Salt, Tobacco,
Cigars, Smoking Tobacco, Soap, Pickles, Potash, Candy, Soda, Canned Goods,
Hardware, Wood and Willow Ware, Whisky, and nli articles
usually kept cn hand in a FIRST CLASS
GROCERY fc PROVISION STORE.
We sell for SHORT PROFITS aud cur advantages are unsurpassed, in everv particular, for pu
chasing Goods.
tUT GRANGER’S PRICES open to ail who bring the CASH.^3
MOBLKI & <*ISAMSS.
jan I,et
H. G. BEAN. .1 NO. A. LEA>
Ufl m fill iiS'lßllol AGEKCY
OF
H. G. BEAN & BROTHER,
'^/ r IC REPRESENT THE LARGEST LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPAKIF JIN Thi
United Stateß with assets aggregating over;
§;.ooo,o(H) 00.
AND WE ARE PREPARED TO ISSUE POLICIES ON LIVES OR ON ANT DESCRIPTION
of property at a? REASONABLE RATES as will give adequate security to the Insured.
septS.ct
MODOC JACK HAS BEEN HUNS! ‘
But the Tame Savage Survives!!
Call at the Brick Corner opposite Tan Advkktis2p. office, and he will show yen a nice lot :° !
Groceries. Oonfootionerios, Etc.
WE ALWAYS HAVE ON HAND BACON, L\RD SUGAR. COFFEE. CHSK E, SARDINFf
Tobacco. Bnr.fi Fine Segars, Mackerel, Pota-o. P.ck L ty the gallon and by he j.r, P.ar
Grits, Rice, B atidy Peacm-s. best brands o: Sin >ki lg Tobacco, an 1 rainy oth-r articles uoneceesarj
*o Also Good Floor, ranging troon Keu.'iesaw dowa to the b?st Water Ground M a!.
We have not ing to give awav, nothirg to loan, nothing for credi', b;>t if yon will come with thf-
CASH we wip treat you well and give you aa mu :h for your money a> anybody.
Trade so ieited from tli who choose to favor a. with a cal!. Good* delivered anywhere fn-d<
the corporation. . ”• -At Auh,
cci2i6m
FASHIONABLE
■ILLIIIITISTAILISIIER.
MRS. WILDER AND MISS McrGINTY have
ju f receive 1. from New Yok, a larte lot oi
’h • nio>t Goods in their ilnr, coaslit
il.g Of
Millinery & 33ress Goods,
Also a lot of
Fine Ladies Sh.oe3
Which will be disposed of cheap to close out the
lot. tu Jontfc Ssndford’s Building.
eU*ia MRd. WXL&fiR A McSiMX <
TAX HOTiCE.
!TO the CITIZEN* of MONROE (' UNTY
! 1 I wiT e'oee tile Tax Book- on the 25 bof No
j *her, and i the.efore urge that a-1 ,®uu hve no
1 Dld their Tar to r'tre forwird and 'nettle by tb
! ini**, as m*' instructions are Imperative, at-d i
uustand willßtriCtlyadbereto them.
H. Y. HIBSON,
r.or‘'?til T-rX Re. iy. r
Fine Farm for Sale.
r WILL SFLL ON TH*. FIRST TUESDAY IN
I. December DeX' betnre t**e Court cou-e d-io*
f Forey b, mv plantation Wated In Rneseiivill
listr ct. containing SIO sere*, more or le-a, i*l
comfortable btil!dit's and well watered Tbit
'aim is very desirable both as to loca'lon and t'-.
-lvalue ot the soil. Any one who n_. desire t'
.purchase this taro, can <!o o at j ri sale.
<**B.U THQMAS.STfiFtiEJIS.
W. A. BANKS k SONS’ COLUMN
IHE EKCirEMtNT
AT
W.A.BAHKI&IOIS
STILL CONTINUES,
And owing to the Esucmely Low Price of Cot
ton, and the stringency of money matters, they
uave deteruiii.td ro sr!i their Entire S.cek at its#
huu Panic Prune. Their Die?s are the
most band* m.-, and by Hr tnc largest ussoiiment
.ver otlerieu iu this lown. ih.y have a lull line
f s-.lk>, black and cokred, lai g ng irou. fl 00 to
r3 00 per yard; also numerous other Dress Gouda
u ligures, stripes, pla da or plain--‘be coioisand
u..m s of which arc only known oy the ladies and
he Uchuiculitie.- of ta-s trade.
Tu>y have just icteiTeu full llu of
3LU.&. ALI'aCCaS, w hit u lc r eol >r aud quaitiy
'• admitted to be .he best aud cheapest iu tue
place.
W. A, BATOS & SOM’S also offer at Bargain Prices a large assortment of all
Wool Jeans, Cloths, Cassi meres, W ater-proof Goods, Canton Flannel, White,
lied ansi Opera Flannels, Camels haircloth for sacques and red ingotes, bnlmo
ral shirts, Shawls, Cloaks Scarfs, Etc. Also a large selection of JLadies, Gents
Misses and Children’s Hose, at reasonable prices. They have others of those
large and handsome Bed Blankets, call and examine before buying elsewhere.
11. .1, B.ttkS t SOUS
Has just received another foil line of
Lad.'es Morocco and Ca'f-Skin
WALKING SHOES,
Something fcandtome but sot expensive.
They offer a trcod aarortment of
GOODS
boots shoes, eats, etc.
At p ices *o sail tbe wist es o' all.
We rei-petuully rolicit tn imspeC’ioa of * u
ntire S'ock. t le-’glng ou lvr* to give value rr
elv.-d for your money y < fie ing vo*i good-- a
ow a ibey can be bought many city ia the 3ut*
uov2s it