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‘W r I«* '* :n-; TIMES — Mr.D.F.Xtobin ixcd agent at McDonald Thomas conn- tv, and will receive and receipt for sub- The Albany Sews advertises gilt pulling a very liuc edge on it. X. 11. One sensible man lives in Georgia. The Editor of the that i in Plymouth ; afety fot the overed with scolt,Young Joe Lottery,” can beat tv two war uldtiicciiuon ol the hon>e 41134. '-"SHSresp'iantedi vard», 383 3-4. ' Number of ac trdf, 83,4491-2 Number of acr 15,4131-2. S'timber of dogs in Georgia. 115.874. dumber ofhogs in Georgia, 730,)* * ^» Aug. 13,1873. 9: We have ha< *The Caterpillar, hare damaged 1 We are having a asriea of interest ing meetings in the M E. Church, by sisted by the Rev. C. D. Campbell, are Baptist Church will be dedicated 01 pnr.l.iu i *i»<s:, r t'mlgili, is ton i ]-l,renL—no. tlnek i nengti—ill .no thill. Trot Foster out, make eia. gi:..5.“ " Numb, gia. tug. Nuin!.i r of iron furnac:» aud roun- 1 tries in Georgia. it). Will Grant Alexander A Co. 2‘cvcu it* Uiu maximum number oi Inga, tlmt arc admitted iu the Baptist Lurch in Conycn*. So says the Ex- died in Jack-oi .iuy at the r< .»f 1 lU. So She m a v I Fla., the other able old a g c land in cultivation of any products. Houston has incot ton, 55,173 acris; iu «oi n, 38,25:; 1-2 acres. It has, also, 2/127 dogs and 7.175 bogs. Washington Inis in cotton, 37,798 res; iu corn, 4.5.871). It has,also, 2,- t,:&^»da,hiea, re S^th”g^.^iS,C; ill the upper part of the State tlu “Live us liberty-or give us death.” 1 is said, that the size ofthe sighs, hcav cl on the occasion of the young indict niter the 1 isl com •youId have given Frol. Wise, a good end of on, his truus-atlautic n< A lady residing i nt mx yards ol good We shall expect t if the lady in (jucsitoL or man ingeahic daugh- riiarlic Pendleton has been •i» some fellow lino bringing a torn •ioilar aud a half umbrella hack anil <»drW///li-U iu Jhe place of the new ■me. That kind of thing has piayc. •ut i’harJcy besides what light has • «»untiy c.i.ior logo about to parlu .hands of the entire press of the 5; Why the next tliiug you hear, i U* t»i ting butter hi end. Wet A Vamaulk Invention.—If tin newspapers are to tic credited. Joseph it Alston, of Texas, lias invented a won- dehVI improvement in the process o. ginning tv I ton. It is described as a \ ries ot maeliiues^wliicti will take the .mil it so ate «•Jr, .hut it would have had it Imind „u rum any other gin. It is said that i: will not only save much Haste iu tin reparation ot cotton for market will euabic planters to gather mon \ipm llieir lieids.—Saeunnnh AVtc*. As our nlautiug Irieuds are interest- tsd in everything pertaining toco ve eopy the above from lho News ol i he 11th, for their hi nt lit. If the machine will do all th ehtimed. it will soou he it. general use The readers of the News were in- oraied on Saturday that the lirst bait •f Georgia cotton of the er..p ot 1873 ,.td been shipped from Valdosta h Messrs. Stegall & Luthrop to Mt$>r J. W. LaUirup <’«».. ofihis city, am would reach here during :K> lay. fin ••eight of the bale ua, given aa lit. .Mniretl and ten p"iir.uv 'i'lie hub rived ua the morning tram aud \hibitcd in front of the Cotton Mx the sale commenced at hall-past M-'.VI. u«lu«-k. Tlieuuituu was clas-, ,1 a- ;uul ordinary ami was s-lii t.. M, itSssbsn; » in convivu i or Me^rs. L IJiroii & Co., and tbe • bulls ami bvai or the cotton murket enjoyed the u« .ion hugely.—'sac. .Vocj. The Valdosta dimes, boa ; tbe lint bale of cot- ■ssas^vsts: Of cattle in Georgia, 534,- of cotton factories in Geor- of cotton spindles in Gcor- i spindles iu Gcor- Col. Blood left last night for* the “Ilub City,” after his Fall .Stock ol nods. Mayor II. is on the tear path. have not beeu heard from yet, hut will solved and compiled, with the others in a few days. There is much as they plainly teach. m tilly tail, that Georgia notwithstand ing the tumble ordeal through which .•linos and t-onlusion reigns in many of her «-U.-r Southern Slate s, yet she, no lo her greatness in the past, ami oking well to the lulurr, has girded up lmr loins, and the hardy the agricultural element ••orders-arc making many of the •caste phires, hiossom like the ’.ut much is yd to he i nt,r Jut a xt title in her ::■•* mines of wealth in her bosom, not touched—which only await sturdy, ust labor skilled and prosperity e-soil. It is only idiiii the past few i •nt East, West, North and Miutli. They are crying out ag hey have so long submitted, strong probabilities arc, that ma abuses will be abated, if not en • belive theio will he, (ifbt town political hacks do not get in the tss.) lasting good, and whole ms, grow out ot the farmers n -care iu Eeast Tennessee, we print the following touching tribute which is are the order of the day. We cemtpict up a They put it on heavy, in sy and 1 arc out.” He will probably Edward Rowe MACON, PlnmliGr& Gas Fitter, General Southern Agent for the ‘ Gansler Complete Gas-works.’ 1 arc out,” aud have no ledrus,? The conntry is indeed in danger. I*. S. Since writing the above, we man is dead, it will be gratifying to bis liionds to know that his last tuo- nicms were not embittered, by tbe knowledge of tins unjust charge. i of tiie ‘-Tiie 1’ilot,” the “Wa- Red novel!”? Tiie free and fe life of a Sailor always has pe nations for the mind of the JJo longs for the •sea”. Ileisiin- •nriands of drip- i Old lie wo’.k whose title we have set at die head of this notice, is one of a just publish d by the Apple and for sale bv John M. Cooi-kii & •Sea Talus.” If you would have s get these wurkswiitcn by the | Cherish the name of Cooper, read I stories, profit by the instruction to M. Cooper tt Co., Savannah. Here ac have some three or four liundred pages of quite pleasant, chatty reading, but without intricacy of plot, and free tree, by tiie side of Hie rip pling brook where our feel strayed in boyhood's joyful hours. Tiie leer of the story is sensible, aud not of that heart, dries Dp the affections, and ro llers aed ashes. It is simple aud i rah I he book is not sensational we did not wish to leave it until we bad seeu Hie last .if it. \»'c commend it to those of our read- years, and bowed down by tiie s Nnu Abocrtiscmcnts. IMPORTANT LAND-BUYERS! Patent Anti-Friction G-IjST GJ-E.AJF?., M*le Without a Mortice Tenon or W xvien STbi. ’.SS£S«15Ea5S ANTI-FRICTION BALL-S. I Build Sell and Repair Steam Engines Saw <(■ Grist Mills, £SPeSsSS: DAII.Y AXI) WEEKLY With Great 8-Pagc Suaday Ed. S? E E % 2 t iisaail. „ SlgSSSHS a a 4 a a _a JSi! SSaSSIS CLUBS! CLUBS! ► riher*. «n«t t. e a |«i«r to the getter up of tl.c “She lived a life of virtue, and died •I*the cholera morbus, cau»t;J bv cui ng gt'ecu ft slit in the Iiojus of a bEsscd m.tiona'/tv, at ihu early age ot 21 and 1« days! Header B V.CHAHGY, Haase aud Si-a Painting, While on Hie subject of epitaphs, .ve A Motto cutu r received the from a Ut ruian, to be cut up- »:* tin* lomhMoaeo! bi> wife: •Mine via? 5*u-an m .lend, il she had *fc tin next triday s!:uM bin dead liUft tao wtks. Asa tree falls s.» niisMl stau. all ting8 Uimnossibie mil We have bicn shown by Dr. T. S. of this body which con- it April. It U splendidly gotteu up by \V. li. Harrow All work done in the best and on the CHEAPEST TERMS. Shop next door to McIntyre's new building on Jackson, St. SHEFFIELD & THOMAS, .Street, msmrssm— Premium List OR GEORGIA STATE FAIR COMMECIXG OCTOBER 27th. 1873. CENTRAL CITY PARR, MACON, GA. A. & R. SMITH, IDxry Goods, Beadj-Made. Qlotbtng, BOOTS, HJIOES and Groceries. TO TifEIR OLD nrSiXKJSS OF Stoves'* neopertfullv ran th.- aftcaJl-n «t the |.ul.i;.-lo ■Mirt!*ti«elWC 2g£|SS- sfpiSig' CATERPILLAR DESTROYER. $1.50 per Acre. a S0 1.il E.T. I»aV:S, 'xeiv THE McAFEE HOUSE, SMITHVILLE, G-J I s ; f ■ ,.rmKe...fi,.6M 1 «Al..tuc bytotj »f For lun».I ..lurrt ii-'i’of M urhiiir ' 'gi'-vo box ana |>iu-vushi u, maUo bv h U-iv .,f ;..r the Ur-H-t yh-b, of rve .,11 oit« ; » r« ^. ,vi Fur Vile !-> '.liM.lay «•»•'«.’• ’on'the For th.ib.yn i.ra«. land, nut !«.•«* - J.n I •?>• ia'i ii •" r .'li • t .r Removal TAYLOR: LADSON, JACKSOX STItEET, GeneralMerchandise Of Every IVarription; Inrln.Jtnj PuNTtH* our Mock cor*!?*:* In i«t»rt of DRY GOODS. BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, WILLOW WAKE. NOTIONS &C. Ulch bill THOMASYII-Lr. LIVERY, FEED AND SALE -g.j- Dr.JoMO.Mevs, Tjxoai.isvu.ee, s.'f. «eS2l“ I*“” m.tf Lu tr. /nguninhon ef(A, Sti m- ■A, UU,atn (A, i,y, ij... 'J-Vl- -S'ck .1 -Y l> 3. J. NORRIS, PROPRIETOR. •lie very Iwt HOUSES ar.J C.VL'uirZES. riRST-CLASS TURNOUTS FuniUheil, witlior wiih uit Urlvr^. .h.uM.-„r .iag e, t«. go to any jo»rt ..I tt.c country. U o.tShe.Unn-1 Sbvk Lota for Movers. H.U'KvS mid (’AHIUAGKS. WEST END HOUSE. I\> Yisilovri of Tlt<>nm.s\illf the lVn- prietor odbrK indUfcim utH Rooms XaargQ, -AND- : ii,POLITE syj oblioim; V.’.r Ik -• |.r. k.., vh ' h.'.rs.- ..\. r ^0 ynts .M . : : v; : S| .'or ••■‘I • ..t:«-i-l|..n ..* t:«- ! •aj.pl. -4! » n in , Si'll*. ANTS. I{I a. J. A. LINTON, Frotuh lor. •l*i3 t.v jUSALE AFD L!?ER\ I STAULBM MILITARY COMPANY. 3d hoi s'? to ria-five ITRSi: TWO-?45*1. For Trot tin if llorsm that have mvr Imau-n 2:4'; ; iliie IltatH, Ben Two in Three. l»t hor»e to m-fivH $.’M* II. H. TVWKF-, Oplinarr. jaly I9-3o « r iiiorrV July 4. I<73- Buggies aad HufiCii for Hire, - AM) Parties heuI an, purtii.n i.f ij.i < < >1 ’NTltV, At tl.e lui.st liLUFonuMe ltat. H. J-iUloy u-gw n,,.k • on in.0.1 htrrr: HAXDSOMK MAY TfliNOlTS, i:. J. voi .v<;. THOMASVILLE FURNITURE HOUSE. (Iu Dri ver A; I-aiur' Morn, Jacknon Htn-et.j Conhtantly on Land a large variety of F U It N I T U U E, in Georgia. Thotmibviiie being the '■ door to Wright «Sc StegalFs Bank. SO- 1 DHTALSR, IN mao in Middl7(!M^irTli» o.h r an " i,i ' ljr;u " i '- v f " r herM;lr o( ..ay,Ip^d u^hininilamaie Hmt ^ the txsly. will knit very nicely iu a few , ‘•Wbaf. the date of your buMle?” Rlligious Revival at Wuioiiam. -We understand from Mr. Denver- g.?» ilia a revival meeting ha* beeu jointly by the •U,of tbe place • have been uf tbe moil en male to tbe MeUaMut anti ifi.pt* Aw*. — u> Diy-go-ws, Fin::!v Gro ceries. Planters supplies of ail kinds, -Sold at the very It.west prices, Call and eiamme oar stock. Doiiersitydirpia ..T!:^2 r ;; .a, ihe «iv.„...mac.e.-! rwks,«.-.ofWi»ie. PUliSE TilltEK—ke-Vi For 1 rotting Ilorsii.—Ojmmi to tiie World ; M:!e Heads Bt-t Three in Five. 1*»L lioi>e t*» receive £500 2 I liorsie to receive IW 3d horse to icceive *VJ 1‘L’U-K 1'Ot.TR—§.T#0. 1 UWM Two Mile Hea^/'beVt two ill ti.icc. l*t liorec to receive j?2.V» 2*1 liurtie to receive M:KSE FIVK-4W) For Rnr.niug Hor*.^—<>, en t.» the W. ild ; two mile In*to. bi*t t»o in Ihret. 1st horse to receive f PL’R-K >IX—3500 ; For Y'uuuitiu H«*ri»es—Open to the; HI Sfl World ; three mile heat*, bc-t two i.; u'; r : m«..« t- HerimaB a (». The alwvi* premiumi wili he con- ies:ed for uiii.tr the rubso‘ the I urf. TlloMUVILLK. Gm»I:GIA. , t'ilOICE Famli) (ilURERIES, »ise a.«-> „r i. OI 5 t’niic'ors in va ri a b jy C med. PILES TREATED with v M.nn T i:„ st 11 .> s . I M II tll\ I; Dims & Medicines, Ki’|.t •.1 v mi liaiii], 7*i:i;'isf.\>ii ’ I'll.’fits v wa1.1. * i Tl. illi.i-l II.V II:... 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