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The Talbotton Standard. iHlitlSlUV. MAY, 1, IK7X. X >WN and SUBURBS j-jj Bomti #MM oihi mrist town is dull. -Monday wa a cloudy day. . Our girls are a* pretty a* •vor. ...OeucVft is excited over the orgninettf*. Music ftt the College u* xt Thursday eight. - Oftlsomine is a favorite whitening for vx'U in Tslbotton. —Col* J T. Willis attended court in Milry county this week. —Th* Directors of our Fair moot next Tuesday let there be a toll attendance. —Oor cemetery is in better condition than it hsh been for years. —Our new press is turning out soino ele* gMlt end satisfactory work. - A public library is all 'lie t;dk. Let n* jq more work iu Ibis direction and less talk. —Good acting on the Talbotton Boards cext Thursday night. -Our Amateurs will probably go to Go i era. —Judge Curley hud a big court on Satur thy. He had n jury eaae. . —Oats and wheat are ka'king well. Mr. IA. 1 .aidwin lias the brag patch ot wheat for the county. —Martin and Freeman have lately added uome fine stock to their at Aides and great B inprored the Stable buddings. —Col. NV. A. Daniel is adding paint to hi* rreid uce. It will he one ot the haud •omest places in town when finish'd. —‘W*jheri>, A Young Didy.”—Apply \f th* Awateut entertainment mxt Thnjraduy night and you shall Imve her. —The' congregation# of Sunday were dim. The weather was threatening all da} and at night a big rain wns precipitated up and nr, —•Col. Joseph Alien, of Thomaylon, and the senior partner <>f the Chalybeate Spring watt in town Inri week. He reports a grand proeptet lor Cbrtlvbette tlie coining aeasou -The first motquito has presented his bill The rlost of the tribe will be fastidi ous this season. They propose to to ist on maiden's blood. Dot it fail to see Simon Shnozlo at the College next I lmrsday uighr, The little fish in oar creek a at prr nt ' they see. - The muic at the College Thursday Light will be worth ‘25 cent*. —Our noble and fficient Ordinary **y- ' that the umtiiuonial market is very dull in | Talt*Ot county. The habv aemwition of HarCs I>Mrid i I n created a great deal of (tenement j throughout the county. Every' school boy in the eomity should pound see ‘The Students Frolic, 4 at the j oiU-ge n xt Tl nvs'iay night. Mess. T. N. Beall, il A. Baldwin and \\\ E. Mumt* rd went out seining on one oi \ car creeks last week and captured >v<-r mu 1 lauaired of the Suuy tribe, nil large enough. ; : e*L Tickets will M sold at the door only on next Thnraday night nr by the Amateurs thcmselveH. A party is being made up to go to Mu , Cants n ul in Taylor county on a fishing ; Mj edition. The rains have visited ns again in force j during the past week and the gar Lus an >i flonrisliing state. Every Grandmother in the town will go j h J a> Wanted a Yonng Lady* at tno Col- j j lege it#xt Thursday night. Onr memorial occasion was the best ‘verheldiu the town, according to the j 1 ; iniou of many. Everybody is going to the entertiin j lucnt next Thursday night. The Amateurs j Ue s|>eut two or three weeks ot hard labor j on it and it will *urt4y be worth 25 cents, | Unr young friends, If B. Kimbrough ! i* 1 "! our Assistant. J. IL Worrill, attended I hie memorini nervier m Columbus. Talbotton's Amateurs! Think ol it, on | b twenty.five eenr*. ■ The Orgiutte under the guidance ol Mr Henry Wynn, was exhibited on our , j dating ftn* p**.t we- k. It is a won- j •kaiul musical instrument. Mr. I. J. Me | * fry in the agent f>w Talbot county. Kcud j *' ls Klvertmemeut, notice of Mr. Crew ford, offering i | '*Nn* for rent at Oak Menu tain Springs, - Hits* springs Are junfly *eel* bratid in this of the Mate. The water is excellent ! * has most magnificent medicinal qnali* i 1 Bead the card and address Mr. Craw- j Ufd. -The Talbot lon Amateurs are working ! ' 'ldulh* on thrir coming entertaiununit. i wiH i>e the best ever given In the town 1 *‘o splendid dramas will 1* presented fn ! r,: ‘ e style. 8< advertisement elsewhere, j jk* every body attend. Remember the, !i ® f . Thursday night, the Bh, iu* f . —O.i Monday Jawß-thin office was present- • ** ith the nicest and fluent dish ol straw- i that we Uva seen m many a day. I jTbey were delightfully delicious. Maty ' xnks to you, Mrs, Keller, lor this nice | jmuch appreciated treat; -TV* eat neatly aiul cordially Invite nil | ' people iu lb* country around Talbotton j '.erne to our entertainment next i burs- ! fcl k'at The proceeds will be devoted to a '‘ dhy object and it will cost you only 25 ! Wilts imd j( you are not satisfied with the •-'estment, will give you your money back.' I A* this season of the year the Millinery 1 *■ r "“ of the country are crowded and none •* Rots so than that ot Mr. M. if- Lee, ambus, Ga., who lias a most elegant * of new and attractive goods. Jii 1 ln a grand centre for the ladies of the •' an 'l country and his goods and prices I 4 °f the most attractive kind. ' 4 he plaoc to get good shoe work, dura* 1 ‘hoe work and first clash shot* work is at 1 r - kleyer's shop. Call on him ov**r M r m. j ‘ *. store. Fiices to suit the time*. t< ot the grandest attractions in Geneva ; • s Mip.-rb n>tel and eating house. The ‘ Lapt. Morris anil his most excellent vh* spreading beyond the limits of the ! fi ~ They certainly keep one of the best [ * hungry man ever sat down to. tt f '° orf .IV trs for the Ladies. M. E. Leonard the oldest milliucr , i in j-art of the State, Lbs just received j uf>x ruo, ns in Talbotfen, an elegant line I f Spring Goods. (3il early and se- j choice of one of the most beautiful ' p.‘ ° ! Hu> ?T cr brought to TalboUuu. lCts low down. T/u Crops < rops in Talbot county are not in is good con-htion as they wero before the heavy : week before lat, vet the lat ruin'. t "HI somewhat alluviate tUs immense and im age done to them. Our farm- r* started out with the new year to labor and toil and they have been at it manfully. They have near ly completed the planting aud pitching ol their crop* and if the seasons aro t ivorable I all the seeds place.! iu the anil will spriug up and bring forth fruit abundantly. i , . Cl)nv * This necessary and grand old cereal is j Retting on a hopeful look. When the cold j wave of April's early breath struck that | which wa* out ot the ground it blackciel I and killed the most of it to the ground, but j it has since taken another s’art an l is now' looking splendidly. Much of it has received I its first plowing and is growing off finely. Late plantings have Buffered terribly from j beating mins aud the stand is not par-exeel ! lent. Iteplauting is going on vigorously. COTTON. i This old honry-hVaded king of the South is receiving much homage. Immense ■ amounts ot land was prepared tor the re j eeptiou ot the seed when the flood of week [ belore last struck us. Guano, tons upon j tons, had been put iu to help out the tender plant, but tlm water, we aie alrwid, took all I the smell and virtue out of the guano, j Home farmers had planted largely before I the flood and when it came the seed were | washod up and what was not the soil was j left in a packed condition over it aud it is i feared that ther.- will be a slim st uul of tin | earlier plantings. During the past week, while wo had sunshim y da}s niillious f j seed war,- sown, but rather uutavorably, fot 'he gi- ah r part of our lands that hud Wn j prepared for the reception of the so*d wa re ! badly washed. Altogether the prospect for : king cotton iu this section is not so tuvora : hie. But however, ther •isno ti lling now what turn nature may take and we may yet . make more than has ever been made in the county. WHKAT AMI* OATS. Those excellent grains aro lo king well ! and pif-mising, but it is a matter of great astouisLuiant that both crops are heading out so early. There are many fi. his oi | wheat iu 'Talbot county that are now iu full head, and it i tie* same way with oats. Spring oafs ar- looking remarkably well, in fact, hotter, wo beih v. . than the crop has looked t* -r year*. I tide- and they hid lair tt rivil the Fail plantings this so;lh.u. uti.MOi ni-.Lirr. Much at'entiou i* being to this ex cellent haul producing plant. It is being planted in largo quuutie-a in !\db t wild ‘rre hmg we exjwe t to w**e ft one of our standard crops. .4 M 'air 1 We 2mve to r< cor 1 this week, nn nffair - which though hurniliiii’ g. will t>erhaps ; rank a* first. class sensation. T.h-* fact- s • | we gather them art? about thes ; One rii gllt j last week, (hour not k"ovni some person ! or ners'-i: . and ovp np-to Mn s S,itra N’ixon's ; and placed upon her coloun la a 1 male in | fnnt.apperontlv about a m >nth old. Accom | panying die child, was a larg* trunk.literally : packed with evi rv article need-<l by one ot 1 its ngp.Ti ale up of the nicest material, and i:i handsome style, not even lorgottiug the 1 botth*.. a large numr ha r of suiar. s m>. iml ! I auppjv frf light mediemof,, sue!, us par.*- | goric, Kootliiug syr p, Ac. in fact it* wardrobe i,< c rirdete in every h-' v; , noth I in variety and abm.dan e. TLMittle waif wr,i' snugly wrapped iu a heavy pair of | blanket*, and bid on a l.ir -e pillow. B.* * sides all this, thirty dollar* in cash were [ found in the trunk. A note directed to Miss Sahr.i Nixon, told all that the parties dc | ire l should be known. It v queated Miss i Sobra to receive the eaild and take care of | it, that (I >d would reward her, that th i writer .bad pass and there trequentlj and had 1 -ecu her hard at work, that tk child was | rich and that if she would take care ol it ! in its helplessness it iu turn would take I care of lur m her old age; that th> ro would ! be no niore of this hard work, A ■ ; gave the child** name “Birdie'* and aigned his own “Irish But.* 1 That the littl one's name m : ght not be mistakon, a bemtifnl silk handkerchiff and other articlo* were found in the trunk with the name. “Birdi- " urtis tieal'y worked in them. Home efforts were made to track the vehicle which hr. light it; but nothing definite could bo ascort.uued; biit from all signs it seemed to come lrom to wards the railroad. It may be proper to s;vy, that Mis* Si bra Nixon is a maiden lady of some ag**, and has no one with her except her sister and sister’s child. The liv.-s about five miles northwest of Ilouar 1 ; We ham that she seems ve ry much pleased with her present. She will do her part to take care of it. • Viemot tot Day in Tafbotton Last Saturday, the 2GtL., of April, was duly observed in our town. At naif pas* three o’clock the exercises began at the Methodist church before a large audience from town ami county, by si igi 'The j singing of that beautiful *ong “Sweeping through the Gate*,” was grand. A prayer was then ff- red by lb v. B. F. Br tllov.-. After this the aong : “Loved one’s gone be- | fore,” was splendidly rendered. At the | dose of this song the peaker Hon. -I. F. , Poa, of Columbus, was introduced in a tew remarks by the editor of this paper. He thou procjcdtd to deliver one of ttie finest addresses ever listened to in the town. He held his large audience spell-bound during it* delivery. Its composition was elegant and its delivery partook of the fervor of a warm patriot. Col. Pan is a speaker of no ! mean ability and iiis effort on this occasion received the very highest encomiums. It was beautiful, it was sensible, it was elo- ! quent and it fitted the occasion aud the j time. After the speaking the audience sang that grand old hymn, that will never low its sweetness: “The Sweet Bye and bye.’ The benediction was pronounce 1 and the ; entire audience proceeded to the cemetery where the graves of the soldiers buried there were beautifully decorated by the la dies. - i'LYE STOCK t on SALE 9 , I have for sale at my farm, near Talbot ton, several thorough bred, and a number of hak-bived Poland China Pig*. Also a fine brood sow with seven nice pigs, half breed. If this sow and pigs are not sold be fore the first Tuesday in May, they will be grdd by LV.pt. G. W. Gamage on that day. I will take corn or any kind of i revisions in payment for stock Call and see me. , pr2i 0 D. \DaIR. Croat llrtferne. Km roit Stan nun*: Y"i had an Inkling some months ago tint I had ft neaniiscvipt !or your paper, from tlie V iffev; but at that time there was an exciting canva** goia ; on for (.Vugr. s-nuyn: and Billy HeviU w*s down to r*|b.)t conntv voters, in T ‘the old mftu* was su'.ing heap of sluu-p things, but he i* not ‘toting the mail now. 4 Pi:n sonx gone to Congress? Your paper was tilled with many articles that ware rich and . racy, ho lunch better Lilian I could that 1 (tec it led never to appogr iii your paper in black and white again; and I destroyed my scroll, but time has passed oujaml Spring time i* here agaui giving new life and vigor 1 to all around: inviting aie to write oive m re. My first was about the Valley being the Garden spot of onr good old State and county. I was educated to believe this. But 1 have been listening to gome of the til’or* of soil of the Valley making woful lamentations about light crone that l con i eluded the Valley was the poori'st garden spot in the world. Listen and I w ill again t 1 you whit 1 again heard. Mr. R , made twelve bales ot cotton to the plow sand Mr. il., made thirteen. Mr. L. B. M., uindo 1 i three thousand bushels of corn and thirty i five bales of cotton an bis place. Rut I will give you the boundary of the Valiev at s .mo other time, as I wbh b> say something ot our school at Bellevue. We claim that tow n now to be part of the Valley by late aunexa ; lion. Catching the spirit lrom your oorr- s i pond. 1 t writing over the nom d* plume of ‘Goun'ry,’ it behoove* us to say something , tor our school under the efficient teacher, J. Harvey ll.atnuiett Having visited the school several times j we will ot hesitate to sav it is one of the ! best in Middle Georgia, and richly deserves , the liberal pair- n ige tt ei j \s. 1: is some tlijng surprising to see the advancement made lay tlu* pnpils since he ha* been in i i chatge of the school, and the interest the small pupils manifest a subject of gener- : ! al remark. Different branches an' thorough- ! ly taught, and the fundamental principle* | t English are an especial feature; which is j the very backbone and mudsill of an edn | cation suited to the times. Would that we had more such schools in the State, presid ed over by such men as Prof. Hammett, j Men hearing the nol>!o title of teachers: j they s':.nl as the s ptor wi*h chis* 1 in ham! moulding at:g<aic forms which are t-> j shine in eternity. Silently working in a ' noble cause, lie is a Messing to mankind, aid Derations will rise up to call him . blHßod’ and dying, rest under ihf humble, j but not inglorious epitaph: ‘(aumnum >ra. j ; ting one in whori *!i m mkiud has lost nl j friend, a, dno man got rid of au cn my.' | Yours, Ann I’.xation. i Bellevue, April, 22!1i. 1872. Crrsonni ' Wo bad n very I'leasant call on ( last from Mr. ( F. Janm y, who r< pn*scuts | Slioles’ (ieor.pi S'ate Gazetteer He is a ' ; most agreeable* gentleman and represents a i splendid work. It will be the widest circa- ( 1 tied and most tlcrough lnsiti -si and com- : ' mer-ial din • tory evvr issuad in the State. ! It '.vid pr-.v a m ‘ t vahaii le advertising imalium and as auevidci.ee ot this the bu mess men 11 v, r the State are largely pat ; icnizmg it The book will b. issued *om •ime in June. \i I mney is more dii .ctly eonneoted with the statistic and department ! ■ of the work and right ably d:> s ho p( rform ' h s labors. He hit <m Tuesday leaving s *v- ! , eral now a q .ain'auees aud tiiieinls be ] Sir.*. i ; Mr. B F. .T‘ • representing that ex- ■ ; or 1 lmt house. J upu s A Johnson, <,f M icon, ; 1 has been confinel by sickness for several ( days at the r* sideiise of bin mother-in-law j | Mrs-. Leonard, in this city. We are glad i i to nay that he is improving. 0< orge It. Leonard, one of our young men, is now in a travelling con- | U' C:i *n with Smith, (John V (Jo, a large | hard.vare 1.0 is* of New York city. He | lett Ijomj-* on Monday lust f<r his first tour, j If* carries 11 1 ■ * good wwlus ot hosts of ! triends in Talbottor.. i' Rev. J. W. Hinton, jmstor of St. Paul church, Columbus, filkd our Methodist [mlfiit on Saturday and Sunday la*'!. His - rmon* delighted all who heard them. lie i* one of the ablest divines in Georgia. That .Hi tit ary Company. Mr. Editor: in your issue before the last, you suggest that ‘Talbotton shout 1 | have a military company. 4 There is no ap i plicable reason why Tuib >tton could not I maintain a company highly creitable to htr self. Thomaston has a very nice company; La- Grange and West Poiut each support well drilled cornpaui' ; and why can’t Talbotton follow the noble example of her siker vil lages? Let’s get up a company before onr next county fair; it would add much to the pleasure of the occasion. Will ik*. the 'Stammud mnn,‘ who ‘.still 1 grows fat,* agitate this matter? (ain’t the j Captain <*! the old company be induced lo ; issue a evil, to see what can Isl done in tl.i* direction ? IL j Oisofution. 'The firm heretofore existing under 'the name of D. T. Fmmingham & Bro., Talbo f Valiev, is this day dissolved l*y mutnal con- . Kent, D. T. runnhigha'n withdrawing. The 1 bti-iness ol the old firm will be se tb-d by J • itheiwnf u*. Parties owing tt- wil please ! forward ami settle immediately a* the old j badness must be wound up. The same | business will be conducted at the old < stand 1 by J. K. Cunningham A (Jo. ]). T. CUNNINGHAM, | ,J. K. CUNNINGHAM. Than king my friends for their patronage and favors to me in the past, I bespeak for ; the new firm a continuance of the same, j Respectfully, I). T. Cunningham. ApriJ24-lin Harrs aI oar /'air. The statement t '.At there will he no races j at our loir this full is without foumWion i and without an thorny from the managers and officer* of jour Association. It is mq positively settled that we will have race*. But ff is certain w* will have them if we can 1 get a good track. A large majority of the i ffi-' -fs are in favor of races, and all state- , m**nfs to the contrary are without authority j from them. W. ?J. MU.MFOItD, Secretary, T. (:. S. F. A. ! ♦ Go for Him Lai field, the popular Columbus Baker has au advertisement in the Standard. He i is otie of the bent bakers in Georgia and we ' "ivo our frier.ds a cordial invitation t ; give 1 bun tlif’ir “td‘ rs. He will treat yuu righ 1. GEY CAM LOCALS. MY have hid a very dull week, the dull ' cst of the *t*on,'until Monday. Thehoaw ! rains havinsf made the 1 md> too wet f> r the j firmc sto work in their firms they took the advantage of it to finish hauling ptwno, and lay in a supply ot provision*. Ther j was a goodly number of WAgnu* on onr j streets loading with these eomnioditir*. Dm ing la*t week our merchants, old men • snd In>ys, Mp**nt, niinost the euliie week around the mill ponds iu lks vicinity, in pursuit of th-j finny tribu. They general v met with fisherman’s luck. Mr, las. Armor i* on a short visit to his family this week lie gives a Very favor and l report of the brick-making business al- I though the l it© heavy rains have some what retarded the business. He calculates t > complete the Andersonville contract th * , month. 'The contract was h r 700,000., Mess. Armor A Pnueluil have another con- j ! tract at Montcznmn. Mr. Armor thinks ; they will get as much work there as they can do through the summer. It must sui<- ilyhe a profitable busings. Mr. A . says’ in j good weather they can turn out one bun , dr< and thousand hri' k in four ilays. Mr. S. W. Me Michael is also at home again, from a tour ill th * hoe business with i the Go!d*n hive, lie reports via favora bly of his success in selling rights, Ou Monday the train was crowded to its i ntmi'st capacity with the returning delegates j md visitors from the Baptist convention at Columbus. A finer looking sG of gentlenu n : than they were is seldom seen together. Comnureiil travelers from New Volk, New Orleans and almogi every other point known, are daily boring om merchants with their goods, wares and merchandise for sale. Local nows like greenbacks are scarce. A MUSICAL WONDER. The Or^anette! Excellent in tone. Most per fect in Execution I’liij-H Inun One-to Ouo Tliooxnml tuni H. A ! child can perform on it. 1 .1 MoCTMI’.T, Ajrt , (iein xa, Ga This Instrument can bn seen any timo nt Mo Vary A Bro’.s. A GRAND GALA NIGHT.” Smmd A ppciu aiK e of The Talbotton Amateurs! LeVert College Hall, Till ItSI)A \ Alay. SU j DRAMATIC PKIiF It'MM'i: IN IJJ’.JlAl.f' OF A 11l - NJV.jIHNT OlUffCr. Two grand and 'mmilu! MELO-DItAM VS. “TH I', STt'DKNTS I'KOI JC." Cfiuu.r.s ( nKM*Ait, the Student, \V. U. ■ Mumtord Mir. Boom a; his sist-r Alia . Mathew*. Mu. 800 m... VP Poisons Hannah Miss Johnston. Smo. Br.niiM -. . i*. M. Wchloh. •WAXTKI), A yorxu LA I>V.“ ( AST OK CHARACTEII*. f Amu.vn.K Stirmno Miss Little. Fit INK Mncm-.i.t W. F. Mumtord. Simon S.NooZI.K W. T. Claiborne T his is positively tfir- b*t fntertulnm' nt. ever given in Talbotton. The surrounding country are invited to come and *eo some thing good and aid in a good cause. The music for the occasion will *>e good; several fine voices will sing some beautiful songs. Admission. 25c. No half tiekvts. No complimentaries. No pr tftponement on account ot weather Doors Open at half past 7 o'clock. JYr ftirmance at 8 o'clock. Don't fail to see this grand Amaluer en taimnei't and thus aid a good cans *. Talhot ton . It iff 4 Mess. Baldwin A (Jo., have luul auch fine succefts with their Mills in Talbotton that they propose to get a thirty horse pow< r | engine and put up a first-class Flouringand j Grist Mill, and Ginnery. Their present j engine will be moved to CarsonvilD in Taylor county, where it will bo run by Mr. John Searcy au excellent old citizen ol that county. The raw engine will be bought immediately aud the firm say that they arc g< ing to build 'be finest Mill# in tile county. Mr. J. 11, Martin, a member of the firm, is absent from Talbotton now negotiating for the muohinery ,? l/ittfy and Heady. These are teims which you may loam the meaning of by reading this eareftilli. Iu the city of Columbus is a firm that ei.joys a good trade from Talbot county, but who want more and they''believe that they can offer such inducements to our people as to j rjausc them to seek their place of business ! and trade w ith ihom. A largo stock of gen- f oral groceri'-s and plantation supplies al | ways on hand, and they are the agents of Etiwan Acid Phosphate and Watson & Clark'* Guano. Messr*. Redd A Manley compose the firm and they are located on Broad street, Columbus, G<. Go aud see them. tf TIJK MILL IS ALL HIGH 7 If you want good Meal and Flour, bring in y )ur c>ru and wheat. A full supply of the best-me and in the county on hand at all times and for sale at the Lowest prices. J (\ CHANDLER. Uhamlh r’s Mills. Jnuip.-r, Something Tor Ladies Aimng the cheapest and most fashionable - dr\ goods temjde of fashion iu C fiumbus j is that of J/Atßi:fir K rven, who is not on- ! ly i grand merchant but tie* Prince of clev- | <*r nah-smen Don’t forget his S re wTn*t, I k. n, iiii)M;Vso\s j RHEUMATIC LINIMENT IT CORKS A CASK OK 10 YH \US ST\NDIVO ! Bahninvii, r. (iv., Oct. 1878. Sirs: I had been iifth’b-d wi'h liheuma fisui in mv leg and font tor forty marc 1 used K. B. Thompsn f s IJuinn-nt for llheu malis’ii, and huvuhiul uo pain since. W. P. 'TYLER. (’apt, lor is well known. Ho has lived iu fc.rm rilb a long t!m \ and \g ono oi her best men. THomarton, Ga.. Sept. 22d, 187^ F. P*. Thompson V (Jo Sirs; I wa* con fined to mv hid three months with as pair i tul a CUM* of BlicunvatHm as is ever the lot of man to sull -r. and ouire dviug. 1 Doctors ifid all they could for me, but I ! grow worse. F. B. Thompson's Liniment 1 was suggest! das a sure cure. I got a hot- ! ! tie, and as soon ns l used it L began to , improve and continued to improve rapidly j until I was well Ido not believe nn\ thing is half so good for Rheumatism as I 1 vo.ir Liniment. I’. J. MITIPHEV. 1 Tu imaston, G \., 1878. I I certify that 1 have used F,. B. I homp ; son's Linimont for neuralgia, and do not ! hesitate to say tt is the best thing for Hell- 1 i nilgia known to me; and I have used many i lemodies. i heartilv recommend it to all. JOHN. F. MEANS, Editor Upson Enterprise. | rer Prepared by E. B. THOMPSON A t’O, Barnesville Georgia, and sold in Tal i boiton 1)\ Dk. Iv L. Bakdwki.l.. -- , - OAK MOUNTAIN SPRINGS SEVERAL CABINS at Oak Mountain Springs, Harris county; will be rented lot the sci**n for $lO each. This is a good ehiince to get the benefit ol this splendid water at living i.itos. Addrev*. JAS. M, Oil AW FORD, Shilou, Harris (Jo., O.i, M.vltf GREAT |HM ||J| jj UJ K \UF. NOW I’h'EPARED to exhihit one ol the largest and most attractive Spring Stocks of MILLINERY , Ever offered in this MARKET’. Prices ae Low as the Low est Gull and see lor y )ur* !ve. MISS CUNNINGHAM Will take great ph*u.,ure in allowing the Stock', much more in srllino. | To pureliiiHe you have bat to loo!'. ! II: :/. WEERES,# rO. I Tu-iiottiin. (!*.. April, IT tf. TOBACCO PRESCRIPTION FREE! ,• 11 i!i •!1. 1 ■'ll <■ ' 1 1 * 1 . m" . I.st lUiiiilio'-T : ml' i’ll 'L-mi.!, i- l>r.>tif:lit nn by limllm ).<• tr. n i:% .v 4 *►., ><*. i:m W.Hi SI oh Sinii (nirl mini I, 4. It is false economy to buy a cheap Organ when a fua dollar* more will gel the incomparable* and al>*ays reliable Mason V. E I:iinl in. i NOT E> west I’rieed, Poor* st and Dearest, BUT Highest Priced, Best,mid (Jheapeat. j NKW SI VLKS, NKW I'HICHS. i ; ji 1 < Ten Stop*, 4 Sets lilt wßeeds in netv style /• • -t; p) 1 11 U Inil laiei 1( a •^ ,l ' , ' or J l ’!’ rnenta ■"(rtA'.oh lion, only SIOO. OVER 100,000 MADE AND SOLI). Winners of highest Honor* at til! World’* Exhibitions for Twelve year* Paris IHC.7 I Vimum 187:! I Santiago. . . . 1875 | Phil.i., Pa 1870 j Pari* 1878 J Sweden 1878 Endorsed by Franz Liwzt, Theodore I Thonia*, Ole Bull, Gott*chalk, Stiauw, j Warren, Morgan and "ver One Thousand j em.nmit inusieiaus oj Thuope and America, j The t* stimony as to the immense HUperiori- j ty of these lnstrumentH over all other* i* enj- j pbatic. overwhelming and indisputable. REN TED UNTIL PAID FOB. These organs aro now offered puroliasci* byir.onthy iuHUllment* of from sfj to $lO, or will be rented until the rent pay* for them. From one to three years time given j fur payment. Special Reduction piven to ohtirc’ics, ' Schools and Pastors. Agents wanted every | where. Organs sent, on ’rial to any part of 1 the South. We pay freight bom way* if ; not satisfactory. SOUTHERN WHOLESALE DEPOT. | For the more convenient supply of South ern tiadea Southern Wholesale Depot ha* 1 been'Htabl *lied at Savannah, (iv., from hich Dealer*, Gharch**. r**cl,er*, and the retail trade ran bemippl ' and af N. Y and Boston factory rau>'. For Illustrated i Ca' .logue*, price 1 iris and full inioriunticn, j add rasa LUDDEN Sc BATES 1 ,Ma v r ka( n:::; ’* W r'"*,,.-vi r. Aor.Nra. f . ., tij I <*nwjK—n*n— . 'BUA 1 . OLi*.lf"Ttr: — ZgfM"-fm ILHAM MUMmC MERCHANT TAILORS, I' VMOUIt’B BLOCK Si:CONU STKEE I', '•* ' M A C ON, - - G JnOIIG f A . i Repairing Neatly Done. (hit tup* muG Thtfiiio; a SP(*c*iMlty. apilOtt * '• S4O 000 s-i I< > <m m > Forty Thousand r ■-V •> ,H)I Jj.Vll STOCK OP * 1)11 Y GOODS and < I.OTIIIYK L\ >r 11 k * Kj >i*i no* r Fratio. ■lust tp . w 1. a beautiful line of G iitlem n*-, Fimiishin .; Good*. oouwi*linfl[ of TIES, SCARFS, Cl FI S .md COLLARS. Will I K DIH'.SS SHIRTS. UNDERSHIRTS, Ac. \ ' ovi-r stuck ot II \IS ami SHOES on hand, chill at IN Broad Street, Columbus, Ga, .ml I e convinced that l have the lur„;< and Stock in Wed, Georgia. iL™* 9Hi£i.rriSj 114 Bread Street, COLUMBUS, GA. npi3 if J. \v. /i:ask 4* NOiOIAN. PiooksiTers tV r Music I )ca.l<u *.-s, -s iti-oa<i s(i-i><‘(, - _ eoLUJil.us, <;.v Kl'.F.l' (,'ONSTAN7I.V ON JI.VND A LAIIOK AND WELL ASSOKTED HTO(T4C (fp SCHOOL, SUNDAY SCHOOL & MisciJlaneouSrßOOKS, FOUEION AND DO.ME.ST'IC STATION):!!V, The Lost make and styles ot PIANOS, CHURCH and PARLOR ORGANS, Ahisio, Music Books, Musical lUKtriiuient*, Strings, Ac., Croquet, Basi* /full and Game* of all kinds. Wall Paper, Hangings, Ac., Ac., A - ., Ac., Ac. re lEE GOODS SOLD AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES, FOR CASH. Orders by mail or express promptly tilled, and on :i* good terms as if made iu pens on. s;r*iid for price of anything you limy want m on. line, which will ho promptly ariwmh-d to. Liberal terms given to J eaclajrs and MerehnntH. and satislm-lion guaranteed Hi,u> on, all purchases made at our establishment. 'C* W c • i e a gent.s for the sale of GEO. MOOD A (JO'S Dui lor Orciiii*. March 15.1 v J CASH GltOC’lUtV IIOIJSE J. H. HAMILTON, lioEesalc find i&Hai! C*rocei% . ( OLnincs, <; v. '*■ 1 -"t> .■ on ;no liofuri; huvin",' Mv motto is the Lost f woods at fßio I inv est Prices. ' ; - ' 1 11111 m-foit I" l ' tin- s.ilo *>l (.'ln Ciiimu, the ciqnal of noy IYii ilizi.T w.ilil in (loui'yiii. .1. 11. li\>lll/n>N, iHurlDl.f COLI’.MHUS, OF.ORGIA, W. r cannon. jr. WlLliol'liN. ,) ,T Jossi.Y W. F. Cannon <fe Cos. l >i : v i .iGifs i>v Croeeries and Country Produce :ts TII1IM) STREET, \ I A (JON, GKOI iO IW. nAUiiINTi AND TIES AT THE LOWEST CASS I'KTCES. nng'27if Wm. MEYER, AT 10} BROAD STUCK I’, NTiXT DOOR To KVI.K, <joi.f ini ii( rs. - (;i;or(jia. HOOTS AND SHOES. \W)( ED 11 till* atti nlion of my friunls au l thr public in general, to my well iVtKOited Sbx'k "i Men's liiin Ilfcod-HuAcd Congru-., (iaitfi-, Boots 1 laud sewed Iron $2 50 to $lO Uj>. Also Plow Stmjst , Biog,ana. Ladies and Children's Shoes, of all gvorieand price* to suit the the lince*. ‘ ’all and txamine my stock of goods *ep24d ‘•Pally Cake, Pally Cake, A Baker's Man," IF YOU WANT WYm HIM RUN FAST AS YOU CAN. JAMES M. LAYFIELD, ILilvoe mid Gonfcct inner, AND DEALKIt IN Fruits, Eickcls, Fireworks, Toys, Etc., Etc. Birr WEEN BIiOA.1) AND OUEi; HIOfU'E STREETS, 1 Oi .UMIMJS, A >im; I V. I RE■ H IMG \P a! cays on hand cheap, ri.de tloui o tlihtaii v promptl* m fillod (>. *' u.% • :aL *i.m _ t cotce to ('ulumha* lcbtin