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IM Tfcl'k Ab'i On H KALD JOSS 7. IC’- - - Setter. Thoma*ton, Ga.. Sajlhiiay. Fb. *. 78. FARM AITD GARDE 17. •: c o > • “//is trfui by lit j.loujh trfluid thrive, Ilinisclf m\i\l jtitlur livid or drive," tvr jutrs* mi.*.*.*, , tVKIUHTR AStO WBASnt*’ S, B”*hl3 I’ouudb Bu-heis Pounds Wheat <Wi , Blue gras’ vcj 1* Hft tiled corn S6 | Racku he <f 52 Com In ear 70 Dried pea; h s .. W Peas fi<> Onions .57 ft re. 66 I Salt 8 .. .v> d‘s 2* ' Dried art > i *4 4T Ht< ii coil ! h iota tom 85 Mitt n White Beans V* Bran 2> •"ester l<eans 4fi i Turnips .SB clover need fa F’Jusierinir hair 8 Tiraf thj seed 4 ITisl'kod lime v. Flaxseed s> ortl meal 4 s Hemp seed ...44 Fine rati S4 Sweet potatoes 55 . Goued peas 2a llease anil Hotr.c. It foil cannot skrp, cal an o ion or two previous to retiring at night. It is a pjkc fic too for all diseases of the kidney and bladder, it indulged in freely. Have you dyspepsia? Burn alum until it is evaporate!; then take as much as you can •on a dime about halt an hour before ■eating: three or four days proably will ans wer, but akc it until cured. For whooping cough; Tw ;nty| grains salts tarter, ten grains cochineal mixed in a gill of water and sweeten with honor. For a child, one teaspoon full three times day, or oftener it the case is bad. Ilnvc you plants in your house? Keep the leaves tree from dust as far as are prac tical!*; wat*r them judiciously and let the surface soil be kept loose. Do nol keep the earth constantly s*t ura Lad with water. Ro member that plants require all the light and sun they can get in winter. Washington, Dec. 22.—The reports of correspondents of the Department, of Agri culture, received and now in in course ol preparation tor immediate publication, show the enormous aggregate yeild of llGd.OOi), <<M bushels ol wheat for 1877, which is 50’ 000,000 bushels more than ever before pro ductal. Tile same authority shows that the corn product was l,5o0.0C(.0 K) bushels, with correspondingly iaige yeilds of oats and potatoes. The ro|>ort shows tfiat there never was greater abundance in the land. Out of the wheat product it is estimated, deducting for home consumption in food and seed; that upwards of 110.000,000 1-ushels of wheat can be spared for export The largest export yet ma le in one yeai was 91,000.000 bushels, with an average of 63,000,0C0 bushels. The Department is al so in receipt of information from wheat-pro. diu-ing’sections of Europe, from which it is ascertained that the wheat crop in South western Europe, which produces the lar gest of the surplus, is good; i.i Southern Russia, amounting to 25 jici cent above the average. The crop in Northwestern and Northeastern Europe is poor lu our farm reading we have come across the instance ol a South Carolina farmer a Mr J. W. Parke, mukeing two hundred bushelsot corn on a single acre of land. The case is re - orted in the proceedings of the annual convention of the South Carolina Agricultural Society for 18G9. jfhc ground was a quagmire grown over with rushes, full of snakes and malaria tra versed by a sluggish stream. The ground was drained by a canal and underdrains.—- During the summer the land was cleared, leveled and broken op with a two-hors plow In November a heavy coat ot cow-house manure wn3 spread and plowed under, and the same repeated in January and March, the last time with subsoiling. In April the weeds were limed aud turcd under.—ln May another coat of manure was plowed under the land, harrowed level and laid off in two and a hall feet rows. In ihesc furrows were applied 203 pounds, to the acre of Peruvian Gvano, salt and land plaster. The seed corn was soaked in nitre and rolled in plaster, and dropped ten inch es apart in the row, covered with rakes and the land rolled. The corn came up in five days, and as soon as it was large enough, a long, narrow plowed was run around it, followed by the hoe, the crop being kept clean by shallow, level culture until it be gan to shoot and tassel. The field was then irrigated by a gentle flow of wafer through every alternate row. Tiie yield was 200 3-8 bushels on an acre. An acre planted in three feet rows brought 547 bushels per acre. A correspondent writes to the Indiana Farmer. I have noticed an article going the rounds of papers advocating cement for pig pens, which I concur in. Hut why stop with the pig-penV I have a pigspea twerm ty-s ; x by thirty-four feet, with a pavedand cemented floor; I also have a barn foity by ixty-four feet, and cemented. Tiie stables have been in use lor five years, and are in as good condition now as when new’. Now, brother tanners, I will give my plan for makeuig tins kind of floor. In the first place, remove ths surface dirt until you gel a good solid bed; then sprad coarse sand or gravel over the surface, from two to tour inches deep according t<> the size if the ston es you pave with t'oi.-mence and lay the outer lines, mak:.. .mice for the fall you may w ant m y u nir. After getting the outer lines, keep a straight edge by you pound ever slone into your bed until its sefs solid and the surface is even or in line I gave my tl.ior from three to four inches fall to twelve feet, from the manger back. Aticr the stone arc all set as above stated, lake ot good Mine water one part, and of elf r coarse sand tour parts; mixed thor oughly while dry, and then w.et until it will run like thin porridge; then pour it in and fill all the crevice until nearly to the top of stones. After that is set, take of cement one part and land three parts; make u mor ;ir so thin that it can be easily spied. Lay ft on even and smooth until it is about one |ucli thick. After the the plas iering is down shut out th light and wind, and let the ■ !x/:nn be iMVitHul; if the weather is w-'.nn and dry spr-’.tf-ling every two or three days, or, soil hotter. a hmt * >:U of eitmpcm c.i s'vnw would prve ;t getting dry toe to*>n. The fine part *•* the season is the • - for stables as ‘bey \ V iH he hard as j some bv fill if trented right, .'mine mu' ’ t'rnk these fl >rs expensive, bit when i stone and g ivel are handy they cod but little m >re than wood, and the no van tag ! is irnut that it cun hardly fie estimated.- Fjrst, there i< no harbor ‘hr ru’s and mici no waste of manure; no plank' o break V in jure stock; no freezing ot manure if clean ed out in the morning; in durabi iiy n tend. For horse Btibhics, lay plan a s ven Tee long in slilis, and you are are all right. COMMERCIAL REPORT T HOMaST N MARKET It Cl OUT CORRECTED WKKKI.T BY -R- A IVI ATTKC rl W F sirictvMluCllng sr Middling <), Low Hi-klUrtg ?'•’ Tinged s u urUtfiarj .. . s Or-Tlnirv T ANARUS, Stained.. 777.7.777.... 8 :s. 8> GROCERIES AND PROVISION’S. D. S. VJ{ sides i u * Hiiou liters ’ 6 , sc Hams Kettle Lard tt<a 12>, New (irleans sirup 70 f 3 Florida “ aDe “ 70(3,71 *’ r *"s? , “ <* sc Cuba Molasses lA .v, Pf.tlad’a *• Rice .... ; 8(j f Flour—Kup*r av ,3 “ Family t “ Ex ” ’’. 4, salt—Llverpfto! \t* “• Vi. gin la .7.7.*.".’!.'. i.v Sugar—A “ Its * p “Brown- 10(3 111, Coffee—choice K:o 24 .<*26 “ Prime “ 2i (422 X, “ Common “ “ Roasted 3; Candles—Full wt ...” 20^22 ** Light “ is w 2tj SDireb h. ,111 soda 7 W u Mutches 85 <a Si- Potash —ltalia “ tlo.ves " ] Crackers ....!!. to to sc Cheese— ißc#w Mackerel—Kits 1,00*3111 •• 2 a, s Dried Beef . so &92 Sardines i(jj gt oysters—l lb ia* (§ 18 “ 2 lbs to (a ■'tick Candy—Nlugle Pound .. 2;. “ *’ FP e Pounds 4? ib 2 “ “ Wholesale ft ib 1, KerOßene Ol! 3, Whiskey 77.7 71.C0t05.00 Fobucco—Gravely ’• Cook’s Fig 1,00 (3 i,oo “ Lucy Hinton 70 (#75 *• Good Medium wi <# 60 “ coin. “ 48 (. 50 “ Durham. Smoking 71* 75 sole j.eatliei —Hen lock 3- (<4 35 Bagging— .. 13x to 15 Ties—Arrow 4 <*, 1 HARDWARE Iren—Ref’rt 6 “ Swedes j m 7 Steel (.# 7 Nalls 4 <# 6 IP .S’. Nalls 22 c# 3J Horse .Shoes 7)s (3 10 I’race Chains os 0* 76 Hoes—J) a: 11 Scovii tin i# 70 “ Collin’s 65 ui 66 *• seovcl Pattern 50 05 sad Irons e o' v Pot-ware—Good 7# o 'yes do (# 1 ,ot. v\ *ll Buckets .. (#SO ■sieves 2<i(25 cotton Cards—A No. 1 . 55 (# (k “ *• A &o “ “ B 40 iteel Turn Plows 75 <a 85 Iron •• •• 6- steel scooter •• 50 Hon •* “ 37 -# 40 Long Plow Rods 22 (# 25 Heel Pins 12^ Lm Bings and C it vises 25 Single Tices 45 DRY GOODS. Calico—.standard bv, (2. 7 “• Lining 5 <4 6 Paper Cambric 9 (4 10 Percales 12^^15 Musi ins 14 15 Osnaburgs, 8 oz (#ll Graultevilie 4-4 A’ueetlng 7)4 t# 8 J “ 6)4 7 Drills 10 (ft Columbus ( hecks m .4 1 inking—lh st Feather 23 Mattress (3 16 “ Com. “ 10(.#i2 Bleaching—-Fruit of the Loom” u r# 12 “Cabot” ...... .. ... <4 u “ Lonsdale u “ “Our Own” 7)4 <# “ Common 513 r Cottonades.. : : 14(3 26 Ginghams 121., Cuba Jeans £o<*2s Humbolt Jeans ... 50 Linscy •- 15 (® 20 B ill Thread 40 1# 50 C >at’s Thread . 72 <# so P. L. Rope 22 .3 25 Bast Brogans 1,50 Meeli. •• poo FARM PRO DUCTS. Cats 75 (# so Corn—Good demand 70i#75 Wheat Good “ 1,40 (3 150 -Meal “ “ so Peas—White—Lightdemaud , 70 “ I{ecl " “ 75 Npeckled “ “ -f Fowis— Grown ‘ “ "...77. 20<#25 half “ Good “ :2> <* 16 Butter “ “ ' (3 20 Eggs “ “ 12 >4 Bceawax “ “ ... ok Honey “ •• ! l 2 KEW A1) V EIfTLSE MENT. Upson Sheriffs Safes. VAT ILL be sold on the first Tuesday In March ' * next, within the legal hours of sale, before the Court-house door in Thonmston. Upson coun ty. Georgia, the West hair of lot of land No. 33 except 10 acres off of th Northwest corner—being yU. t acres more or less, in the l e.th district of said county of Upson and sold subject to the right ot the v, 1 iow to take dower in one-third of said land. Levied on by virtue of and so satisfy a fl fa belong ing to M K Bethel, Ex’ix of B Bethel, deceased, whk h was Issued from the Justice Cdurt 537* h district in favor of B Beth and Executor of John Thompson deceased, against G. T Tilman. Le-y made a lawful Cons' able on said land as tlie prop erty of the estate of G T Tilman, Tenant In pos se: sion noticed. ALSO, at the same time and dace, one 1 horse wagor, of the .s’mith & Surnames make; also, one sorr , maie about nine years old: named Canny and le\- ied on l>y virtue of a fl fa issued from Upson Supe rior Court In favor of Wm. R. Murphey & <’o,. vs. Sam Stafford. Levied on as the piopertyof Sam .Stafford. Property pointed out by Plaintiff in said tl fa to satisfy said ii fa. feb?-tds JAS. I*. BLAMNGAMK, sheriff. Notice to Debtors and Creditors \LL persons indebted to the Estate cf Spencer N. Bishop, late of Upson county, deceased ae hereby notified and required to makeimmedt te payment; and all persons having claims gainst said estate are requested to present them literals of the La.v H. T. JEN N INGS, t Administrator UPSON SIIEKIFF3 SALE. tu ITT. be sold on the first Tuesday in February VY next before thet ourt-house door, in the town of Thomasten, Upson county, Ga„ between the legal hours of sale, all that tract or parcel of lanu situate, lying and being In the town of Thomaston, Upson county, on Railroad streei, bounded on the West by It abroad street, on the North by lot or L. N. Pritcbaad. formerly the An derson place. On the East b\ lot of Davis and on the South by lot of Mrs. K. A. Adams. The same being the lot whereon H. T. Jennings now resides and containing two acres, more or less Levied on under and by virtue of a ti fa issued irom Up son Superios t ourt in savor of John \v\ Adams, Administrator of the estate of James Adams, tie ccasod, against m. A Jennings and H.T. Jennings as the property of said s’. A, Jennings, one of the deiendants to satiify said ti fa. Tenants in poscs sion notified. Tilts January 3rd, IS7B. ALSO, at the same time and place, will be sold the fol lowing propeo’y to-wit: 143 acres of land more or less, being par* of lot of land No. 102 in tbe int,h District of said county, bounded as follows: on the North by J. R. Reeves, on the East by WUiiam Daniel on ihc South by G. w, Denli-im and on the west by William n. Itay and Wm. Britt. Levied on and to be sold for the purchase money thereof under and by virtue of a fl fa Issued from Upton Superior court. November Term 1876, in favor of A. J. Cheuey against Joan W. Moore. Levied on and to 00 sold as the property of said John W. Moore, which said land is described as above iu a deed from said A. J. Cheuey to said John W. Mo re of Re. ord in the Clerk’s office of Upson superior Com t. Property pointed out by PIaUC.fT. Tenant ij: possesion notified, James p. Blast .noaxe, flier ill * "-sex—, s’— r. i.- 1, % rr/s' j\ 8. JOHNSON & SONS, KTC3 Si TIIIC.D C,rj?Tt jjlTn’X*. DE.\r,Ei!S IN Hardware Tinware iron and Steel, Carriage and Wagon Material, FairbaiikVScales, /tubber and Leatb.er Belting, Fishing Taokel, Cutle ry, ere. Razors for Barbers’ use we select with great care. Our largely increased sale of Breecli-Loadiug Guns with years of experience m handling Firearms, enables us to guarantee better “satisfaction than any afforded in the mar ket. Parker & Scott Guns in stoi cor ordered rs desired. Smith & Wesson s new Pistols on hand. Thanking our friends for past favors and assuring them of fair and hdnesj dealings we solicit continued iavois. decß,-tf CAKRI Gr K B . B. H. MAY M MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN f "is AC-: if a3, li . AITG USTA, GBCHS2A. - Have opened a branch ot their establishment at No, 98 Cherry Street, near corner o Second Street. MAC OUST, O OP.O- A, Where they keep a full stock of- CAHRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS, CHILDREN’S CARRIAGES, TiiUNKS, VALISES. TRAVELING BAGS, \\ HIPS, CARRIAGES, BUGGY AND WAGON HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDDLES AND COLLARS, SOLE, UPPER AND HARNESS LEATHER. CALF SKINS, SHOE FINDINGS, ETC, ETC, which we will sell at prices to suit the timr s; and with a complete ami fresh stock of goods, hope teceive a lilicml share of public patronage. Those wishing to purchase any thing in our line will do well to examine our stock be tore purchasing elsewhere. R X-X. 00, deel,-3m 98 Cherry St., MACON, GA. Clocks* Wfttoh6 LADIES AND GENTS DRESS JEWELRY Ladies and Gents GOLD and SILVER jliicl CHAINS, Seal Rings, Silver Ware, Spectacles, Musical Instruments. &o. All of which are to be found at the 2AHHBSITILLE JEWELRY STORE. I MOST respectfully call the attention of my friends and patrons, and the puplie gen erally, to the magnificent stixik just being received from New York, all of which must he sold this winter, at prices to suit the times; and I would especially call their attention to mv beautiful and select line ot Clocks. The Clock Manufacturers throughout the United Suites are giving a larger discount now than ever before, which enables me to oiler to my customers \ Greater Inducement In Clocks than ever before. I can funds the Setli Thomas Parlor Calendar, conceded to be the most reliable calen dar made 27 in hes high, double dial, handsome case, 8 day, perpetual calendar, lor made by the same factory as those peddled through ti e country arm sold lor |33,0(f —none of which have 1 ever examined, though I suppose it is a very good clock, judging from the price With a practical experience of twenty odd years, I am prepared to do all work in my line with neatness and dispactch, Lve.iy Job warranted as represented. Satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. Call and examine for yourselves. All I ask is a trial. Look for the sign of the Big Watch and Spectacles, corner Jackson and Forsyth Streets, Bamesville, Ga. Most Respectfully Your Obedient Servant, kov O, S. HIGGINS. Upson Sheriffs Sate of MORTGAGED PROPERTY' tt j it.l, be sold before the Court-house door in \ \ Thomaston, Upson coudty, on the first Tuesday in March next, between the legal sale, fortv- five acres of land off of lot of land No ill in the 15th district and described as follows, to-wit: Commencing at the N* E. corner of said R and rinnlfig along the original line, tnence ' v est 17 rods tt feet, thence southwest along the fen- 1 a stake, thence due West 39 rods to a p-rsimu. n tree.thence due North 64 v. reds to a ditch, ti. m .south to the original line, Thence du nh t. starting point an l described In a deed Jru;. ■' bn. Johnson to Isaac L. Dickenson said preperty !• vi ed on bv virtue or a Mortgage ii fa issued from Upson Superior Court In favor of James Weaver vs. Isaac L. Dickinson and Vernon Dickinson, as the property of said Isaac L Dickinson and Vern on Dickinson. Property pointed cut in said mort gage fi fa. lans,-tds James P. Blasingame, Sheriff. House and Lot For Sale. CXNE quarter of a mile from the publi pou-.-u X / elhgt rooms, well and all attached- 1 acr-s -orwj. ew<i orchard and vlnyard. ;di ,ung. Also a i-■ 1 ’ Mve; •, thftxg new and riVatlv arr;n<*- and convenient ne ol V ' i ‘.V : ’ i: bv'.!nrH4‘A <-afl i NE' ' tti’UiS. in applying to W . ,\. Ii VR7‘ n?2-Tm Thomaston gN Clerk's Office County Ccmmissiovers. | January Ist, f vr'IIEREAN th' 1 reviewers ;n pointed to review * * ers field on he Road leading from Thomm.t n to - A Miller s, 1: A Norms' and J YV Herring's M*II have made a supplementary report recommend i )g that so much ot s id r. ad be changed so as to a\oid expense and trouble to the Lahti Holders and save exp nse to tbe county, fordamag*s, and recommends that said Load intersect with 1 road from Thomaston to Rogers’ Factory on the ■1• khi i id A. J. King near th< residence or A J King, Esq., running on’sai.lline Northward until it strikes the road used at pres eu'. Therefore all persons interested in said vh m re will file tiieir claim for damages and m; lie tiku "t fictions on or before the Ist Tue dav in reb; oar;, next before the County Commissioners at ;', e >urt house in Thomaston, By 1 i rOl the county e uamissloDers. jans,-td 11. T. JENNINGS, O. C. C. Cm - 'KGIA-UrsoN Counit.—Whereas Rebecca Kmltli, Administratrix of the estate of An - ui bniitii deceased, applies to the 1 * n-*r letters dtsmissory from her administrat rix i riierefore all persons concerned are 1 ert in- re •:;ui;ea to show cause of any they have'; wLv’Ditd adm rtiix. on the i..- t Monday in Februa: %'next ! (ISiS) -in.nl not b • disci: irged. Given under my hand and seal of office, this **h I 10til day of Nov. 1977. : uoHO,-3m AMOS WORTH LL, Ordinary. Y r . - x G y ' v ’ A e- t 0 ZC --'.tr,. *'H (■ ■ G--M ’ y O. VR nmju . X M-iiiievpt A Long Farewell (o Jlig Prices AT Gmm & Corner Third and Cherry Streets, MACON, - - - QEOBQIA A IIAN DSOMK assortment of Notions and Fancy Goods The best selected stock o Fashionable Gents’, Youths’and Children's Clothing til 83£ percent lower than nnv house in Macon. ALL NEW GOODS litis season. GU NUSSBYUM * and eel,-it Wtß i : W. IVBffi Has now in shire and arriving, a large stock of STOVES, COATES. ITT!.BUY, fiROfKERY, CUSSYJH, IVooc’en and V/iMcw-Ware and House-Furnishing Ccodo. My COOKING STOVES for durability, finish and economy in fuel, cannot bo surpass ed Every Stove truaranieed. Ibices very low. lIEAIIN T G STOVES, COAL and WOOD GHAT LS in great variety. Full lines of Crockery, Glassware, Wooden-war?, Cutlery, Baskets, amt everything use 1 in the lloust*-Furnishing line. A 1 sti i/nfa cturer oif f IT 1 r c e. .I am manufacturing i inwaivrgviv of the best mntetial and workmanship. Every pi<ce warranted, W In my shop Mr. IlOMi. FALK. Kit is in charge, mi l I am prepared to do 2*2' V ■ •* * 'Zv;* , Si*Os>X AYG .2*Y& U 9 TfA' ttSA'G . And nil kinds .<! i in. < upper and Shcet-ir< n Work, honestly, and at as low prices as is consistent with good work. A-d osjui *he public patronage is solicited. GEORGE NkT. BURR, tied,-3m 81 Cherry Street. MAt <&, GA. . ' - #r- . -ar KHiiVIO V A L ! - -*- - IllA<r. MO AEE hack *o n y CLIT f. 1 AND, on the Nc*rtli sid3 of flie public srjuare, where lam anxious to see ALL my friends and patrnns. I have a T,&PGii! v;; in,!. r;iF,vvnT'"A STOfTF that lam offering as LOW : tiiev can be sold. I have no War to make upon anyone’s stock or prices, but hove only to say that ! 1M READY TO ffll¥ GOODS m PRICES \] ITH ANYONE X |T7? 7U 2=® FAMILY & FANCY GROCERIES,! i? bo vreroivw, Bagging, Ties, Tobacco, Snuff, Tin-ware, HARD WARE, WOOD-WARE. And a great many other things too tedious to mention. I have a CAR LOAD of LIV ERPOOL SALT, GROUND, that lam selling extremely LOW, I KEEP A FULL STOCK of WHI3BKE3, BRANDIES, PtJRB WINES, St TO. GIN, LASER BEER, &c. I have in this DEPARTMENT, SOME LIQUORS that the WORLD CAN'T BEAT FOB PURITY, PRICE, &C. LIT’ GIVE ME A TRIAL and you SIIALI RE PLEASED. Very Respectfully, DOVI~.-,f CHAS - T FOX OLD RELIABLE IS ¥ ITill J. TV. HIGHTOWER & CO., BARNCBVILLK, e.^ORGU, I?'.G purchased a large stock of Drugs and Medicines, direct from the trade will continue a cash business a t their old stand. When we say cash, we mean we can sell I A J LOW AS Alvin’ HOUSE XN GEORGIA. To satisfy yourself, come and see us. Our Mr. ITIGIITOWER is always on Land, to fill i hvsicians Prescription 3, carefully and promptly, having a full knowledge and experi ence in that department. We can furnish you IQ i t tt o; 9 I eclicili e^ s Chemicals, Fancy and Toilet Articles Of Every description. IL'i irn w s O il©, arxcl Q-la© SPI2CIAL.TY. ,r- Tn . - rt ’.T < :',\ cn l !Vp c l everything usually kept in a FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE. We <F. s, Call and be convinced. nov3 -6m BYINGTON’S KCTEI, M*co. c,a This hotel fa t|H ofr • 'W. the rrareptig pnliHr *n'„V r, ,f * v • **': %*. Per Day. t.tv ■ - ' ‘ 7r.aet3.tf P°bt. ¥■ prm ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC Of the Mist District, THOM ASTON, - . . . rT . rr novio-tf ( • CL\ NOTICE ! NOTICE I ] We are receiving constantlv ', r , i | CONFKCTi >XEH!eS, 8 m:lf af’"* ' 1 0 APPLES, OR.INGES, RAIS.INS, coi oak ns 'Hi vztr, nctem, ALMOND^ ETC., ETC., ETC. Candies cf every Descrip,i on ••'f -,?'■ K' <*l 'liing,. w, „ . J.N all order, .or panic. Ain., .pljlj Ol'OclsoT.'V, just received, and at the lowest p -, c „ GENERAL MERCHANDISE, we have ever kept, consisting of Staple and Fancy Groceries of all kinds, DRY GOODS i\S) NOTION, tin-ware, TOBACCO, SNUFF, CIGARS, Remember our celebrated LUCY INTON TOBACCO. IKi II CL TlI O j L fcg OF ALL KINDS. We are determined to *-11 gtnxi* ■* CHEAP as any body. Ton wifi aN„v find LOUIS and STERLING at their r reaily to wait >n their customers wuh promptness and dispatch, l-if Give us a cali. L. N PRITCHARD A BHO. septls-tf Chas H. Corbin THE TA I HOP.. THOMAS I ON, OEOHi JA. C OTje-prs th“ patron.iar* f aU who w*in ' IngOui and Mai> f.r C *.ir.#-d ! r- t .- , Terms etieajier man iLe clt-apr.-t- i. ;er;., • tK?st r.ts ar.d will follow thelutrMi faiiiloi. i u. >. Call an 1 see him. ee :t nnnn&nn ■ ■>-. UllHltPfiE. m rLedout by i *._t UinSU!iU oral! bc,kv Mi. _ . Talk and M mll< &i ci saa.ui Sense, —nearly p vo hiu-i - I) .E. B. Fcotk, iso Lexlngt n .'.re.. > \ ctiasersof tliia Loci sire at ii>: t> i.. ; • author In irer?;. n or mi'll N- lrlrirs j<ontaire prepaid, S.:.£T. <vn:s f r ibe aim g- rt mm, er s;.wj for ili i’opu.sr etiUloi., w .. i fains atl the same mgifer and Uiotlrat in.v l ontents tablee free. A>rer r V KH ” ILI - t’FitusniNii to. isa East .* i. s. * fC'k.tf BIWWN_KOU.Ni;. SQ,OO 371-IR. X>/V"ST, RATES ZFIESTDTjrOH ID From and affcrthls date oor rates will he f 2 r*rr day. Rooms elegant ana comfortable. table *s g'KKlasthe market affords, tverj exertion-H: i be made to keep up the well-knpwn reputation < ( Uie house. Every attention given to ladles, ; •; large rooms always In readiness for cotmner travelers, Meals sects. | Lodging sort:.. E. E. BROWN k SOS. Reierences: Rur patrons through cutevep- sot n the Union. Jvneib. !f POSTPONED SELIiIPF SALK \\ n.L be sold before the Court-house in Tr, rr ▼ f ton. U inon county, on the first Tuesday in February next, between the legal hours of sal* the following property to-wlt: an undivided on' ninth Interest, subject to the life estate there r. of Mrs. Eliza Adams, one f. actional l>t or . ■ of land No, 148 in the 10th district cf originally Houston now rpw® eounty, containing acr-' more or lens; described In Item three of the ; y. 111 and Testament of J;is. Adams, of re ; i Upson f’ourt of Ordinary. Levied on as im properly of Thomas R, Adams, under arid t;> virtue of a fl fa Issued from Justice Court 4f ; 4tn District G. m.. oi said county. J. W. Suggs, against said Tk mas K. A and to be sold as the property of tin . K. Adams, subject to said life estate ther- n <<f Mrs. Fllzh Adams. Property poinied out 1;. PD - tiff. Defendant In fi fa and tenant In ; -- notified. Levy made and returned to m by J. W. Starling, L. U. JAMES P. BLASIXGAME, Jaos-Wl Sheriff C. C. BORGIA— Upson cocntt.—Ordinary's Office f said county—lames and Thomas G. Ando *r- Exeeutors on the estate of W t; Andrews, bavin petitioned to be discharged from said AmlL.si: - tlou. All persons who are concerned are require-’, within the time fixed by law, to show cause. if any they have, why the said James."nil Tls ’ G Andrews should not be discharged aecordit the prayer of their said petition, on the first X >u day in March 1878, decs, 3m AMOS WQRRILL. Ordinal?- Upson Sheriff’s Sales Cl EOKGIA— Upson COCntt.—WfU be sold ■ tin * Ist Tuesday In January next, before th Oonrt house door fn tfc* town of Thomastorr sa ♦ county, w ithin the legal nours of sale, the f ' c-w lng property, to-wit: One hundred and twenty acres of land off of it" No. 14and \y. aefes of lot No. 259. bounded as.' - Iow: Commencing at fhe branch running the creek from the East sl-le of the ere- * thef • West to a hickory corner on the original 1’ t ier.ee South to Toblea's creek; then e im - • creek to the beglnlng point, situate in the iun district of orlglnallv Monroe now L’pson cesciy- Also fonv acres in the 70th district of or Monroe now Upson county being parts c-f K ; ; N ‘ 14 2nd 2*50, commencing at a white oak p Bl Northwest corner of lot No. 14. thence Fouthtothe branch; thence down me branch , 0 the creek, thence down t lie r*ek to dividing: of lots Nos, 14 and 13: thence E;ist to the co* -a thence North to the corn; thence West to f 1* g ning point. Levied on by virtu** of and to sn ly a fl fa In attachment issued from Upson dup or Court in favor or Thomas F. Bethel against TANARUS, Cowles. Levied on as the proper*y of sail endant. Tenant In possession notified. HP- ; £’ * I lStrt!s! AT. T.W~: '*V -:i 92 3 gr AIN.Y.‘OD-o Ab.tr3f ocof. .’M HIIn ■ i •- Toamd.>-a;.:.'; : y t i m tor -a--LIUL*— *— ‘XKc viv.. -.rit* rroGiiZcs U*—vN- v - - '‘j.