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FKKMII l-OLITHS.
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>1' iliil IIIr Rr|libhl|ni.
print* t . • following Pan,
i. J Hi. 5t:i OotufoT :
White Lead and Zinc! JOHNIITGALLS
Th* n. n. r
Tai.i iicarx
foliowii»^ fn»
I
into
AW.ter, 1
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lpl©n*nL)o itimi
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, f.-rt\.tll.-v- int
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Hi
itilTOi* t Tift W©*k
*• l**n V
Ju*to
i L.ff.m, Tai 1: *\ r f • ]. and |
H.irJ.'iiiAiU. Mill*>tii(t viUu i- a1>1v r...|i:v> i
M-ntoJ, ts* «!-*. other j*l. n*wr h r- . {
.tn-l hot Hot 1»%» l it b. lUnrir R. •
PAINT BRUSHES AND COLORS.
4 PI .VE A SSORT M ENT of th© e article*
J1 at rent.
SODA WATEBI i
My [»rtrvn. ir* rv-.p..-.uUr iX«ti>^1 iW
SODA KOI>TH> i- -: -l in ©pentfe*
Yno cmn ilnj* jtmr
STREET CAR TICKETS!
4 for SI Cent* !
At tit** Drur Store of
BOLAND B. HALL,
srE< 1 vl. AGENT POB
CASWELL, HAZARD A: CO.’S
I PHARMACEUTICAL
PREPARATIONS.
uni other* to the
and (cUnkd h* *u*c. Tory
th.- KadL'K physicians in X.vi
i of thin old
are endorsed by al
York citT.
Hazard.! Cae»w!l** Pure i
r Cherry i
and tV
y.-t-rLv.
Therm h*
in thi* «**»
an.1 nil hni
.
rinrin*- tin
rep ibl
enre tu
»at Thiera
t U> tho alli-
% re_Mr*le*J as
tlruitf* which
wen making
t* for immediate
now tottering
,p..i
SOAP FOR EVERYBODY
O'
SfArte
FINE
COD LIVED OIL !
Always on hand. Piwh ot n-.vived thi* day.
Ifc-aW* Mpplied at proprietors’ price*.
SOAP.
i ■
Th
•ith a- ii_.*
fnll.-rf fur nhortof Omi
termer*. Tbmp j* eon
• ni ' ' ■ hi h .w.-r.-r
yfc-U ot oorn. potato©,.
Th<- affair, of the
BMUMH by the «*ffici
Kr.iuh LitUlUuU ii. lUu 1
M. Prnri.iau, >.
Ttrpliyi )'.sq..
Court. Y<rarob«*li
Mml
«\t t 1
6h.: ft,
of t h-o
Otllc
UJ \ «
I:
And t 'i
Aliihama ami Ciiitttaiioogn
1 (nil rood*
Th. M ci! ' .’L.-iN \ • r • W.-I .. •
^■fatbtos Saturday tad Manbj
Mt. M- ~r . Hcmin- m l M -Cull-i, the
lulyfrith.iri.'*«d » • nb' and r- }«r*» eutn-
iv. « • ' r the IC— *iv. r.-»* fitly npy*Airti.*d
pf the
Railroad.
l»j Jodife J toidley U
Alabama and CfiatuSo^T
j» m-.^l over the roa.1 on a trip
tion and oboerration, i»nrp
taking charge of the tame on 1
in the intermit of the Kerrlm
* Murdock and Klliolt. rice Mourn. ffaraH
•on and Biee. appoint>^l by Jud
loy*a court, in th© Amt inatanco. It i«
■aid that a anb* ha* lxvn nfToct > with
aotm* New York and Boston pnrtfcT in
conjunction with tone n. ar. r home—to
oticiate the il].fatm! Alai
tanooffa Ihtilroad. The t
jM.rted nah* w* huTO not 1
t h olly. Tit© prooent pur
t<» have purrhanel the
liondu at r.^ltic.'.l ratoi, n
render them to the Sfaj
$4,000
term of the Ia.%'U1i..L
U\y for.IiOvers,
tmiYi the Charleston Xewa and
hirf thin# U #oin# too far! A
k Judge—and all York
s second Daniel*—decides that
be question is not in*lispen*able
i.lity of a marriage contract;
ftcr a certain amount of hilling
• ng. lover* find thc-:u*c 1 vcs % cn-
i by a natural and easy process. He
Y. J. L. ^ th*l ** in an engagement to marry
f the contract cannot be entered unto be
tween lovers without hi* asking in word*
(lie qu«**thin whether Hhewill marry him,
u. 1 without her answering in word* that
-1 e will do 90. This <x>ntract or engage
ment can be made without auch word*.
Ii the tact-i and <areujn*tinc.*a ar© suffi-
•i mtly full and significant to amount to
the engrtgwnMkit f w.»r»' th.y or could they
l.f articulate, the spirit of the law sup-
the lacking speech.** From thi* it
would app«5ar that our young men, and
»r in><p.»c- | old one*, too, for that matter, are no
tmWy to | long.ir free V • indulge in moonlight strolls
•half and or tete-a-tete* witli dam*.-Is for whom
y ? ; they may haw merely a friendly regard
pusing fancy without rendering
* , , l ! ira r j themselves liable to be mulcted in heavy
J urns for damage*. If such a state of
Hairs si: old obtain, the case of Burdell
* Pick v :'-h w add Im- j. i:\til.-I. 1 in our
rmrt* every <lay.
LUKIN’S. ROGER 4 GAL LETT’S. COU-
D RAY’S. GOSN ELL’S. YARD LEY’S.
LOWS CASHMERE BOUQUET.
CHEAP SOAP.
Bxausa honey and olyckkine.
PARK COMPANY’S TOILET.
CONTINENTAL
COLGATE'S BARS,
COLGATE'S FRl'lTS.
ortjtf RANKIN. M VSSENBCRG A 00.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK of MACON
TI45SACTS A GE.\EliAL BU1UG BLSIXESS.
PIRECTCK3:
L C. PLANT. D. FLANDERS.
H. L JEWETT. W. B. DDCCTOEE
H. B. PLANT. D. S. LITTLE.
G. H. HAZLBHUS8T.
I. C. PLANT. Pnni.l«!t.
W. W. AVtmurr.O-hK-r. nmliMiino, !•
V—'—
GROCERIES!
A
GENER.AL ASSORTMENT OF
w. W. CARNES,
1 atit)i<*n. I
fir* mor;;/;: 1 General Insurance Agent,
OFFICE NO. Nfl ClfRRRY ST.
«ridi to
ito and gei the
*••<1 at th© last
om\ Iho ]*rej.*nt
hU> to u*e the
dill outstanding
h th.y hop© to
spectable figure.
«»t to 1n‘ mjb additional
ml for thepresent by
p:uiv, but the luanip-
• and > ci titivates it if
thout an ml-
endoraed by them, wl:
make available at some
W© team there Is not t
rent put into th
the pundupiiiig
ulat -n I f t)u* b
« II te.y>.iipii~h all
dith.nnl outlay of money. All right. Bat
let the Alabama Legislature refrain from
J mtting an? more of the State’s money
nto the said road. IT..*t it w-ik oat it
own salvation. ’M lU JL
Rrpr.*--nU th© followina first-rlan Companies
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE BOMPANY.
Ormniaed telO ... Assets $2g50,C00
6E0RG1A HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of C«jliiiobua*Gs.
AsMits $WiO/*00.
UNDERWRITERS’ AGENCY, NEW YORK,
«Totiriin!ism and History,
rmm Us OtarMas New* and OboW
Year by y« nr the mndtru niflMMMt fa
enlarging the field of its n .-fulness to
man. To it* fund ion of chronicling oon- I 1794
tumpomnoon* event*, it of late te j
lmv«* been adding the work of delving In
distant lands among the monument.* of
eitinet nation* lor the material* of ]>i>t
IdstAirf. The efpl.vntloi. m.i b by Df
Sddien innn on tie-site of auciunt Troy-
have await ne l fresh intere c t> in the
scenes which live in classio poetry and
romance, but it has ten reserved for an
other ncwspnpoT eenv-pondent to make
still more inu reding and important dia-
coverio*.
It is no iiww fine writer whom the
I*union Daily Ttdegraph employed te
make the*© researches into the hUb*ry
and antiquities of Assyria, and touring
lsu’k the mo d valuable memorials*from
the ruins of one of the greatest mon
archies of the Old World. An accom
plish'd archicologist attached to the Brit
ish Mnaenm. having deciphered th© an
cient account of the deluge on slalsi dug
up on the bunks of the Tigris, when* they
hud remain od for -nty-five v ntnnes,
whs sent out l»y our I. md-m o< nt ni]--
mry to oal audHion J li» >.vc ien, hn I.
if |«o*sih)<». supply the gap in the record
occasioned by the frogmen tiny eondition
of the tablet recording the description of
the rtoisl. That he should have l*vn able
to dimniver, among the huried vostigea of
Assyrian art, the very fragment miming
from the slab in the British Museum,
• wlilch fitted into it with on exnctnivta
that left no doubt of it* identity, is a
very remarkable circumstaniv, even in
this ago *d mnpri*e-4
But there itive s-Mition vuur stock ;
of knowlci nffordt$r f by this recon
structed tablet is of gnn\ter imporbinee
It girts* us the orders given for his cm*
harkiitiou to the Assyrian Noah l»y the
God Ilea, Iswides revealing im])ort*nt in
formation in reference te the creation of
the world as r«*et>rd©«l in with
other curiou md int.u-ei.ting Ik 1 tt t
U'uring upon Seripturo history. There
is a pardonable pride in the unnoune«*-
ment of the Telegraph on the 90th
ultimo, that it completely fulfils the
function of a daily newspaper in giving
the public the lut«**t account* of the
flood, and. D> 'h lidiugu i'riuu the »•!'
warbl-A.en Ite’Cliahjind nnuherih.
The old ftJWiiou c*f AnurVian lierrip-
tioni in the British Museum contained
the instruction of G<*1 to Noah to warn
the world because of the wickedness of
the people.
The subsequent pn diet ions of the De- v:>j0^«t.tar.m
ity and his command for embarkation an
as follows in the fragment of baked clay
PLANTERS' INSURANCE COMPANY.
Of Mmiphia Tetm. - - A«rt* fUM.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA
Asw-tii ^ISOfMKiO
My riaPfiiii* n my ottlce. nnd I will
►rrr (or other property al »ny hour of the
i.v or iiivht. ■
•M-pts-tf W.W. CARNKfi.
LOOK HERE!
NO BEAR FIGHT !
Soiiictliing Good to Eat
And Brink !
T TAKE this method of informjnv m.v frieisl*.
1 u>itom to th© Fair, and the public irciicrally,
that I uni now prrjmn<(l to funiiOt them with
everythin* je**l to ©at and drink. Jly
RESTAURANT!
Juat ••(■»n©d. will h© nupplieil with Oysters
FMi unit l.niue of all kiiMls. aiHl in fact u ith
nrrthirur the market aifonN. and rooked in a
taann.-r to »uit th© mnat fasthlkma
In ninnrrtmn with th© Restaurant will b©
found ft FlrsteCKoas
SALOON,
Which in supplied with th© finmt brands of
Wines, Lienors and Cigars
KD. IIICkN can la* found her©, and would
ti© pl< aa©d to meet all his old friends who may
iri>chimacall. H© is sati-UV-d that h© can plena©
th«-ra if isditi* m-nanta *ood rookin* and low
pricos can plea*©. Give me a call
E. JOHNSTON,
Alley hejjp Brown Ib*us© and National Hotel
( OTTOX CROP OF ls7:5!
CAMPBELL & JONES,
WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
r. n Watvlious©, C-m r fjecood ami JVplar
Slm-tis Mn©on, Gixinrin.
T)R2tlW th© tender of their services in th©
Storage and Sale of Cotton.
•ecuivd by Umrenres«'atetir©of th© Doily 1 AXJ <»R
Ttdegrsph. which an' of the highest in- j
ter%*!*t to (itmlente of Biblical history:
"OB th© coming of the floo^l which I ©hall
send, thou shflut enter into the ship, and
the door of the ship turn, thou shall send
into the midst of it thy corn, thy furni
ture and go «d<. thy gold anil silver, and
thy female ©laves, the s.*na of the army,
the bflMti of th© field, the animal* of th©
field, all that thou h**r«t thou shnlt do.
• • • TImt siiail H>r©wl and they
sliall ; • ■ Ithi do>*r of the -hip. Swit
attondvsl ft!T-l « TH*nisl his mouth, and
a Lont**
five lin»*s of the
WANTED AT ONCE.
XK OR TWO drwt-clav* practical Gin Makers.
nrartic
ilrr) to whom th© highest wares will be
the day or pier©.
jti Vll if P. C. SAWRKR
Goorgia Land and Water
Powor For Sale.
sale a tin© U*ly of oak and hickory land, which
embracra a first-cUm water power, and ©li*rihle
Mt© for buildin* up a larrr ©<ton manufacturin* [
Well Selected Groceries!
AT MXIC FKICKM !
Anil will he sold below th© usual market prices.
Gh« me a coll before buying.
J. F. BARFIELD.
ortStf
Special Notice.
! DESIRE to sell tl>© stork, fixtures, and rood
will of my store. Th© stock is the vriy test. It
in prime order, and only needs the addition of
few new roods to make it first-class.
The fixtures are modem and as *ond 1
The “rood will” embraces th© pntronace of nearly
©very citizen of Macon, and great numten* of th©
people of the surroundinr counties.
Any one desirinff to enter a business which
rente©! and can bo easily conducted, and which
upon a very small investment will yield an income
of three thousand dollars, can make easy terms
with me. Satisfactory reasons will be riven for
my willinrness to relinquish the business, and my
ices will be riven to my successor until b© has
mastered the business. Apply immediately to
«©ptl4tf THOS. U. CONNER.
Taxes—Second Notice
rpIIB County Commissioner* hsvo notified me
l f hat they are in need of money, and I am
therefore corapelted to ask the peopkt to com
without further detoy and ]my their State
County Taxes.
IVrvons. white and colored, who owe poll and
read taxes only, mat pay up to#*av© cost, as I am
ivquin-d l»y tow to issue executions and mnusbee
their cmployci
1.10 tf
JOHN P. FORT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Macon, Georgia.
scptgl 5w*•
E. B. POTTER, M. D.
HOMCEOPATHIST
ttwtdanea Lanier llousA ’ julylS tf
LAND FOR SALE.
l»y us. lyiniroii th© west hank of Flint river,
just five miles la-low the beautiful and flourishing
town cf Reynolds, (S. W. R. R.) a d containinr
On© Thousand (MXH)) acres, is no
FOR SALE.
Th© improvements are u ncqualled, consistinr cf I
jfrood dwellinr.with every’ necessary out improve
ment. There are seventeen cabins for laborers,
all with rood brick chimneys. A irrvat deal of the
land fresh. Any one ilesirinr such a farm
the most enticing terms had te*t apply at
Ill Y
loe to
HU.MWm
JIKNRY T. JORDAN.
T. MARION BRYAN.
Reynold*. Ga.
DOOLY HOUSE.
By J. W. BOND,
Vf onicr. nma. ... Georgia.
Twenty steps in front of "Railroad. $2 per day.
acpiSSro
LIVERPOOL ANO GREAT WESTERN STEAM CO.,
(GUION LINE.)
inr tli© best possible ai-commodntion for the ■
loon and steenur© passengers. Drafts issued for
»*vnre money from Europe at current rates.
Ft-r rate> of itfiovurt-.-.lid other iiift>nuatiun.«j
ply to WILLIAMS A GUION.
2i« Broadway. New York.
Or to W.KcKAT, ipot.
ortl 1m No. AS Second (treat. Macon. Ga.
CYPEESS SHINGLES
u<l to the Go! Hat.
Thi. in follow,si 1
epavh of Sr-it, whifh. in |«©imo of
mutilation, rami' it beouott* tmn.Ltod.
and in hi* atmmw thn Imjihtl lfflah d*-,
ncrilwa tho tlifli ult : in th© wnr of tho
work. Of ©Qitrio, th©r© are (KfanaM
Mw.vn thin amount and that given in
G«n< > «m h'.it th© tfin mWtn ■" are much
, s. l,-. 'i !i« b o.t s m.-nii'UieJ
• t M- »:k arr iwt the n pr©-
f.ntatit,- ov.i- ,f nlllivn • ,tc • in-.Dot
animal, for food and agTiculttiral pur-
pom while th© ©neaping household po©-
named ram. slaves, ^old and ailver.
TVr© iataooh nen Uifteae in-.-rip-
tion* of inter-nt to atuilont© of th© an
cient history. It am
tab), ts. dato.1 B. C. I'
chcriK huii.ua slav.-n
syria. and tho pri.s- »
fctnal© victim, five a'
bnxiKht. haUa tnanrV
,S.- 1. A l.ln s
WSI. LUNDY.
s. uf ttawtwlt Mmi^i, 11..
Land For Sale.
I OFFER for ml* or leas© 1.1S1 acre* on Os-
I ui 1 e:ork, tn Pulaski ©oanty, ten miles from
ii. > -t > tr tte Ilawk.nsTiO© and Bo-
Su' k railread.Tnow hi'in* ren^tnieti^l).—3UP acres
-lrered. Land ditidetl to suit purchasers. Term*
im.-aL
Parties wishing to buy or sell Gconfi* lands will
WM. LUNDY.
% l»?Si nw.Vwtf. Ms.n • .G;t.
IMPERISHABLE FRAGRANCE
about Um
There i
ervnoe tt
Tshtur. tl
Ufe
urea
> Biblical *tnile
ia tit© detaO
x Of 1
th© twenti.'t
count of wl
with th# Ser
rich is
inpnwrtl tt]
iidmini.xtr.it i'
is -u th
tho t
©bora th© l
mil
vm* ho«l in 1
thcoe who a.x
mod
of the other 1
i.
Tim Inmtte of
TUST nwhwd, a cot
U SHINGLES, rived a
A Superior Article!
B. H. IVKIGLET i CO.
Iron in the Blood
THE PERUVIAN
SYRUP Vitalizes
sod Enrich©* th©
Blond, Ton©-* np tho
System. lie ikl» u n tho
Broken-down, Curt*
Fcmslo Coro]>toint\
Dt\*|^\*. IK bilitr. Hu
mor*. Dysprf «a- Ac-
Thous&nds fcsvo
been chsxund by tho
use of this remedy
frt»m weak, sickly,
•uttering creatuivs, it
stranr. healthy, and hspny m« n and w omep; and
InvaSds cannot reasonably h<-si tala to (rive Ira trial
« '.ji..'. m.—lio sure you ftt the rt^ht xrtloW. »i«-o
that -Peruvisa Si-rup” Is blown in tho rka,
l‘-:nphk-tsfW’e. Send for ©Mk SETS W.IOWLE
A SONS, Proprietors, Boston, Mass. E«c sdo by
lira^isu gcacralEf.
■eplSeoulv
L 0. PLANT & SON,
Bankers and Brokers. |
MACON, GA.
Buy and Sell Exchange, Gold. Silver. Stocks and j
• Bonds.
Deposits Received,|
On Wblrh Interval will be Allowed,
AS AGREED UPOX.
PAYABLE ON CALL.
Advance* marie on Cotton and Fro*
dure in Store.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
cbOly
Ci-Nrnrwo,
President.
CITY BANK]
MACON. GEORGIA.
Capital 200,000 Dollars.
GEORGIA STATE FAIR
COMMENCES AT
DIRECTORS:
WM. B. JOHNSTON.
JOHN J. GRR8HAM.
julyg to
S. G. BoXX, President. IL V. Lawtox. Cashier.
EXCHANGE BANK OF MACON.
OOlre In Huir. Xcw Building.
Receives Deposits,
BUYS AND SELLS EXCHANGE,
Makes Advnnfi s on Stork*. Bond*. Cotton in |
Store. Also on Sb : pm©nt* of Cotton.
CENTRAL CITY PARK,
MACON, GEORGIA, OCTOBER 27,
A.H. cdlJil ll r. JAs tiWii- Ii. l . I , n
t '0! .QV 1 i T \ BAtiQSi
Cotton Raotors and Commission
Merchants.
#4 nay Nt.. Mavunnah, Ga.
UtNI< f»r iv-nri* l'" "R th'. Cl:.
- * Mil- l*l'h* -I'll 1 1 1 '■ ' rui.l. -' V
pwpho.pht.t.-.' Julii- A Banrer.KiovNio,^
phosphate, , «et4nm__
PHELPS,- DOKLXLUJS A> CORBETT
(Late Phelps A Doremus.)
PARLOR, CHAMBER ANC OFFICE VuRNITURr
MAnRESSES, SPRING BEOS, ETC,,' '
D. I_ EOHKKIr. »-a-©**blj
DWIGHT L. B0BEKT8 * co..
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Savannah, thi.
Liberal advume* made on l'n.luoe in hnmt
hX* *asLff •«.
wm. H. stark. ii. r. iuoi^T
WM. H. STARK A CO..
WHOLESALE GROCERS, COMMISSION KER-
CHANTS AND C01T0N FACTORS.
SAVANNAH. GA.
Careful attention qivftn U» sales or *himaent<4
OtAton end nil kinds ofPndm-,-. Litemsidvaiuv!
Mad* on consignments. Arents for th© s.-u,- „f i-
Frank Coes Bon© Su)*rri>;iu»}»haU*.
Light Diiift Ootem Gins, Pnnretun Fn,*tr t v. ir l;‘
ana Arrow Tit-s. - ^
e. n. coiit.v, jic. lalt
COITEN nULL,
Cotton Factors and General Com
mission Merchants,
GG IS sty .street, .Savannah, ta.
Refer respectfully to J. W. Liihmji \ \-
X. Hard©©’* Sm .v Ore. Ttoon & Gordon. H. Maw r
& Co.. 3lilo Hatch, V. P. Savnuiuh Rank «n,i
Trust Co. .... M-pl2f.ni
J. N. LIGHT FOOT,
Cotton Factor and Commission
Merchant,
10G Kay Street. Savannah, Ga.
Agents for tho sale of Merryman’s Aminomatcl
replfftm
Bones.
te. M. WASPlEteO. ROBT. WATxiT
WARFIELD * WAYNE,
Cotton Brokers and Commission
Merchants,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
O FFERthcir services to planter* and shipper*
of cotton, ©tr- nnd solicit« shure-of their bux-
ness. Cash advance* made on <* usi.gnineutM at
lowest rates «»f interest. All Imsim-ss entrusted
to our cure, will rweirti proTutd attention, -p,,.
tur«*s” bought and .void in th© Saviamah and \,. w
York Cotton Exchange on the moat reasonable
terms. sepjg a*
And Continues One Week or Longer, as the Circumstances may Warrant.
THE LOGANi The People of Geoigia will, on this Occasion, Develop *the Strength and Variety of their Resources to tr.-; Satisfaction of
themselves and the Astonishment of the World.
“ MON EY PANICS AND HARD TIMES NOT IN THE QUESTION,
W. DlUSCiK. J. II. JOHNSTON. U. UACLVAK
DUNCAN. JOHNSTON CO..
Cotton Factors and General Com
mission Merchants,
1)2 llay .Street, Savannah, Ga.
nufcltfni
B. C. FteAXXAGAX. W. W. FLAXXAGAX.
A. P. ABELL. R. 8. MORGAN.
FLANNAGAN, ABELL A CO..
Cotton Factors nnd General Com
mission Merchants,
1S3 BAY STUKET. SAVANN AH. GA.
and Iitend (tujIi adimm-N unute <
for sale in Savannah, or on shipments toour <vr-
nvjiomiciitN in Nortlienu Eastern or E»iMth«n
markets. :nul (tm
A.M.8LOAX. AUTlIUtt N.hOI.I.KK. O.V.WVLLV.JK
A. M. SLOAN CO.,
Cotton Factors and General Com
mission Merchants,
Cln#hom A Cuitninglmm’s Ran ire.
Hay .Street, .Snvannnli, Ga.
"|>AGGING nnd Tie* ndvasieed on mips. Liix-ml
I> cnsli :id\alters nunle on ttinshnummui tor mil©
in Savminali. or on shipments to re-linble eorr. s-
Mindents in Liverpool, New York. Philadelphia,
Bosto
Bait ini<<re.
DUGAN & STILZ,
DEALERS IX
«TBI OTLY
COMMISSION HOUSE
R. M. WATERS & CO.,
SS Ireiul Ste, New Yark.
BANKERS
—AXD—
Cotton Commission Merchants.
Buy mad •ellcontrarts fur future delivery of cot
ton. X>-i<o«;t Ba oounL* of tm>ker». merehai.t- and
other* are ©-penally saJiritM.julyvjftin
! ATTENTION SPORTSMEN!
N. Y. STATE SPORTSMEN'S ASSOCIATION.
Sugar!
rpHI aader
1 a rent* for
Sugar!
■ been ap|united aole
rsunxsi ha'
grubtete*
!.VKR f ST i:\Msr-.AR RKkinery.
UHKSAPEAKK ©TEAM SUGAR REFINERY.
MERCHANTS'STEAM SUGAR REFINERY,
of Ihikno©-. We i-dieix > raters fr\*iu the tnwle
and will aTuarantee prtev* to< be a» k>vr a* if or-
demi ilirvet.
-©1 li lsu WARKIRI.D 4 WAYNE.
:tto of the Ai
Just f« r ::
Thu*« wo
BMOdftto th.
Youthful mx
with thu te
nnd no one t
^rruph
■ tint
rib, .Old viuruicuii
Kiiur» ^1**> har»- te
i Uo thowsuaJ y«w
in tli
Li-.-.m .it tiiaorge Smith, the
nt of tl- BritUli Mum uui.
t illu.-tri.ui- areh.ts.lvtete.
11 gruilgt* t he I/on.l«.n Tele*
wliidi it htte fairly
o*t
si of sentliug him forth i
voiful cxpAlitiitt. in tho mtvre*t* ;uij
lu* erwiit of jcmrruilhm.
T«> enable gt-ntleuion to get through
their vteitixu; !i*t. the following rule hu»
U-ou iuK>j*t«-J in New York : An onliiuirj-
evening call i^ fifteen minut«w ; half jui
hour a* a visit; longer tliau that n* *pead-
jog the ©vtjuJng.
. te K. y a i N« * York.
K- N BM ELL.Cl airman.
X. M. SMITH
F <• SKIN N E R
iMinidlt ob'.
.ofls l.K 1
PLANTERS’ BANE,
rOBT VALLEY, tit.
ir
KCEIVKS D-|»oe»iU,ih»re>unt* IN*;--
haiure; ai.*.. Gold :.ih1 .Vher.
’oltertKjw* outlt at all arereuMa pwnt*.
Inirtr-N }Mud on Deposit* made for a
aiK^itied time.
Wm.J. Avdbicsox. l*n»’t. W. K. Bkowx.Caah'r
lilKXCTOft*
Wrn. J. Andenson, Col. Hum L lkopard
Col. W®. Felton. Dr. W^A M*ih©wa.
DrJi LILBoUmahm 4©URf
BATCHELOfi’S HAIR DYE.
r | , HlS *p)eTKlkl Hair Iriv i* the l>»^t in the
1 *wrld. The inl\ l rue and Perfert toe. Haru.-
Bella hie ami lUstanteiRtot.' ; no d’i«t|a)a’-ili!-
meiit; no ndi«-uk>us tints ©r unpleasant t*ior.
Remj*ii«-> the lii efl«*-t.«» l».i ii \e- and aa-te-v
[ h\du-w immediately a »u|« rb fitork i*r Natufal
1 Brown, a,-Mi leaver tte* hair Cb-aii. Sufi and Beal.-
mill Th© n-nuine sar?«*i W. A. BaU-beb-r. Sold
by ali DraiqnzU. CHAR. KATCHKW »R.
no%12«yail> Pn»pneLir. Nt*w York.
;TiR*lM*f*YV.
liv f or a s|ie©dy cure uf Ux-« or other ailments
J » prnate imtiirt, rail, or aeitd >tani(> for pnvate
Cl Pi-U Ur of alvxv te both sexva. AddreaaBuX "ti,”
Weatem Medical Institute. 1S7 'Jyramore stree t.
CmemnaU. tlhio. The ramodtus are an certain
that no pay will br required of responsible urr-
M>n* for treatment until cured. A \iait to its Mu-
arum will ronruxv you that this Institute is the
only sure uw© in the I'uitni Stales to cure Srphi-
iis aal fustoos wsnhiil.
Fertilizing Compound!
This fertilizer is again offered to the
public in its original purity. The stand
ard has been kept up in every respect
and its intrinsic value has again been
demonstrated* during the past summer.
It is recommended, because:
Tt is permanent in its effects in return
ing to the soil the fertilizing ingredients
taken from it by excessive cropping.
'Tt gives to cotton the food necessary
to sustain life while fruiting, therefore,
what is called rust seldom occurs where
this fertilizer is used.
It is the te-.-t restorer of worn out
lands known to agricultural chemistry.
"Its effects are immediate in the pro
duction of large returns the first season.
“It is good for all crops, on any soil,
being pure unadulterated plant-food.
It is os good ns the best, and is the
least expensive of any known good fertil
izer.
It is uianuf;wtur«*d at th© South and
almost entirely of Southern material.
Tt utilizes the ammonia found on
every farm which is the most expensive
port of all complete fertilizers.'*
Wo subjoin a few of the many certifi
cates in our possession, as to its value,
from well known parties who have used
it, and to whom we would refer.
ROGERS & LEMAN, Gen. Agts.
LaG kaxge, Tkovp Cocntv. Ga,)
Septetnlier 14, l!<7S. )
Messrs. Rogers i<r Leman, Moron, Ga. :
GKXTS: I have bought of vour arent. Captain I
L. Hojison. one car load <?f lhe Loran Fertili- 1
-, and iLvxl it this spring on my different terms,
m well pleased with it and sled! use it another
year in prihnarw to any other kind. I also used
**i© pure Peruvian Guano and other standard
■rtilizrrs, and by actual comparison, I am satis-
fled the Lotran is the beat, and nt much less rust.
Yours resjaectfully, JL W. DALLIS, Se.
Cowkta CorxTT. Ga» 6eptembor IS. 1S7S.
Messrs. Rogers d* Leman. Macon. Ga.:
GxxiS: The Ixxnui Fertilizer bought of you
arent, V. L. Hopson. I imnhrslrtrrl with cotton
’ at the rate of one of the fertilizing compound
to of cotton nod. This CCBBpoM was npjdied
tton at the rate of 200 to MO pound* per acre.
I'd it bookie of Reese’s Rol. Pacific, and give
yours the preference, and I shall use it exclusive
ly in future.
My brother apnlicd the Locan to l>oth com and
cotbm. nnd is well pleased with the result.
Yours truly. L. C. DAVIS.
Dooly Couxty, G a.. Aucu*t 18,187S.
Messrs. Rogers d* Lenutn. Moron, Ga.:
Gkxtlemex : I mm Tully sstMed with the Lo-
I jaw Fertilizer. It beat* stable manure- alon;. and
w bv actual count of hull*, at least 200 per cent,
ahead of my unmanured cotton. Tncre is less
rost where th© Loan vs© used than where fer
tilized by stable manure. Yours respertfullv,
B. M. THOMAS.
Twit, Dooly Couxty. Ga, Sept. 1.1878.
Messrs. Rogers Hr Leman, Moron. Go.:
Gents s I promwxl to w rite you abont the Lo-
can Fertilizer I toiurht of you. I now ran safely
«y. that up to thi* tin*-, it i* abea<l of any 1 have
ever used. It is m* cuxl again a* tho Soluble Pa
cific I used tost year. I will us© it mltorether for
tlie future. Respectfully.
JOHN COLLIER.
Vims UorxTT. {September is, isTS.
Messrs. R'-oer* tt* Leman. JfitMO, Go.:
Gents : I compacted the 4»hw pounds of Lntrun
FctiUvr boujrht from you tost winter, with
12.000 pound* of cotton -**>d and stable manure
and put the eiicht tons of conij«Ost on fortv arn-*
in crotton on irrav land. The rotten grew well and
reem* to be well fruited. I am well pK«<wd with
it. When the crop is gathered J will write vou
fully* ‘ Tooirimm lfaDr,
JOSHUA NICHOLLS.
Union Point. Gkeexk County, Ga,')
_ Se Member 15.1>73. y
Messrs. Rogers dr Leman. Macon. Ga.:
Gents : Every one of the planters in our sec- I
Wyn. Wto* lias used the Logan Fertilizer, are well
jil.-axd '*ith it. and will on it extensively for an
other semsun. Yours respectfully.
J. B. HART i SONS.
Hoc.anstille, Tbocp County. Ga,^
w „ . _ Sr-ptcmber 12. te7S. J
Messrs. Rogers dr Lesson. Macon, Go.:
Gk>:-: I Isxnrh: of your spent pounds
of the Lo«nui Fertilizer, naupoaled h as formula
diroeta. and hr} it wiih i tlier -tanuanl fc-rtilu-
ers. It ha* prored equally mx o-.l »x the others,
mt auot one-third of the cost, and I would md-
vuo planters tc* r>*rally to ei\e it a trial.
Yours truly, J. M. PONDER.
Ameer us. Si mtfe CorxTY. Ga-')
S M' luUlr 22. lsTS. (
Messrs. R.>grrs dr Leman. Mieon. Go.:
Gents: 1 ci-mj-the Liesn Compound I
huueb; fromre*!, ami put it on cotton on rw
toiKL and ux.xi it on my form at m cv»t of $1 S7t
per mere. I ate> used to© Pendleton Cuaij«>uiul
*:hI the BastUsh Stonewall Th© Lcvrm has proved
s> k s«»l as e.tlu r if the others. 1 an: n.ueh
with it Tli© cotton h.nx fruited Mell and lias
retair.txi it* fruit. Very Rule rust i* <>WnslJe
: when. tJi© tesrsil is uscl :»nd I he Meirfit •>( lint ir:
I projiurtion to sa-ed ix remark-ble. heinr
rau.-h m • x.y-xx ,. t . v uxtial 1 hnindit .xiual-
ly rood on com and rr4mt<*^. Tli^ te wan lx an
exceOeut fertilnar.and I can honestly nxs.nmjentl
! its use renendly. Yours respectfully•
J. L- ADDERTON.
Newton CorxTY, Ga, September 23, ls;s.
Rrr. R.^-rt :
DRaR SlB: I cr»rrj»**t*xl p* u:ul.« earh r.f
the tex-*3»i Owpjjouud, cotton s.-ed and stable ma-
nure. an«i put th© compost mteirams of cotton.
Thuurh the worm has stni»|*xl the cotton hare of
ton from tlw
ft * favi rjiMe
<WoRTH.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND THE OLD PEOPLE ALL COMING.
Corn, Oats, Wheat and Hay,
EXCLUSIVELY.
No. 20 Second street, between Main ni^l Jtivei.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
AMPLE STORAGE.
Will fill orders for Com from points in Illinois
parties making purchasenocei>tinj? tlirou^li Bill of
Lading from shipping points.aprSB flm
JAMES n. BLOUNT. ISAAC 1IAKDKMAX.
, JOnN L. nARPEMAX.
BLOUNT, HARDEMAN A HARDEMAN
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
MACON, CSA.
Office, Cherry street, over S. T. Walker’s,
augio tf *
Oier Fifty Head of Fine Horses, Trotters, Runners ai Pacers, en the Grounds
a mm, MUSAixii vmm uass ©@®oty,
WITH THEIR HORSES, JTJST
THE EXHIBITION TO BE OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
E. W. & S. H. JEMISON,
ATTORNEYS ANO COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
Office 52 Second si- Macon. Gi-onria.
L practice in the courts of M:utm and ad-
ROB’T. A. NISEET,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Comer MULBERRY ST. and COTTON AYE.
(Over Payne’s Drug Store),
jumfl4dSm MACON. GA.
LAW, CARD*
*jl/TESSRS. WOODWARD x TOOLE, of Dooly
-1VJL county, Ga.. having formed a l«ml coport-
iiership, resjiectfully offer their services* to tin-
ton. Special attention given also to cases
Supremeand Federal Courts.
Address, Vienna. Go.j uly 15 <l3n>*
1IERBEKT FIELHEU.
IliUS L. FlELBEtt.
no Most Magnificent Cliclen Disnlay Eyer fitnessei in tlie Soot!!
OYER THREE HUNDRED TRIOS TO BE ON EXHIBITION!
NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND PHILADELP T IA TO BE REPRESENTED.
ARKANGEJrEXTS' HAVE BEEX PERFECTED FOR THE FOLLOWING
EXCURSION RATES TO THE FAIR!
Prom XEW TORE TO MAC0>*. AXD RETURN, per nil Steamship Lines and Central Railroad (the round trip). $3S. Tickets on sale in Xew York. commencin- IGth
October, and good to return till 13th November. Freights pay one full fare in coming and return free, upon certificate of the becretary that they have been on exhi 1 •
From BALTIMORE TO MACON AND RETURN, per all steamers and Central Railroad (the round trip). $38. Tickets on sale in Baltimore, commencing 16th veto-
her and good to return till 13th November. Freights pay one full fare in coming and return free. All freights shipped by steamers should be consigned to “31. do i * *
Secretary Georgia State Fair.” _ « , - • v fa
From NEW ORLEANS (and intermediate points) TO MACON via MobUe, Montgomery and Opelika, one fuU fare the round trip for both passenger-* and freights.
Over every Railroad in the State of Georgia persons and freights will he transported at one full fare the round trip. Passengers can purchase tickets a any
with free return coupon, and freights will pay full fare in coming and return free on Secretary's certifi°ate.
H. & I. L. FIELDER,
Attorneys at Law,
CrrilllKllT, fiFiOllUM,
VATILL give prompt attention to nil busim***
T t connded to them, in the countie* of Ran
dolph. Stewurt. Quitman, Clay, Knrly, Calhoun
and Terrell, the Supreme Court of Gcorjrin, and
the District and Circuit Court* of the United
States for the Southern District of Georgia.
*eptI7-tf
GRIER HOUSE
FORSYTH, GEORGIA.
of traveler* and parties going to tho Indian
Spring. After the lirat of September the usual
ratea will lie resumed.aug3eodtf
BARLOW HOUSE,
AMERICUS, GA.,
WILEY JONES & CO., Propr’s.
Is first-class and in busmess center.
KATAT.YSIXK WAII It t '!" ■
LINK OF N A I I UI- Ii U..I- I 1 I" ' 1 1 --I
Mfdi.-ulAuthorili.-, K.-l»re»J!ii-.iiUrlW.
o Paralytic. Youthful > brer to the Aged© an< I
l). v,]uj,- t'i.. ■> ■ III • ' rural >'•
..h.-. < -1 "< ■ - 1 '
iih-U ' ' ■ " i 1 ' • • N '
t travel. 1 h© Keiliek x. J.iv-
•r :*i 1 >m- . V * • • ' ■'■■■■} I*. • - « • ! *:-■•: •
rhoca. Constipation. Asthma, Nervousnes-
Slecplessne**, General Debility, ami nearly o
•ry class of Chronic Disease. Pamphlets con
taming History of tho Spring and Testimonial
row Medical Journals, Eminent Phvzinan)
nd distiugukbed dthens, -■nt free bv mai
jy WHITNEY BROS., Geii’lAgents,227 Soutl
F^ront sU Philadelphia. For sale by all drug
augSeodSm
ONLY MANUFACTORY
In this ctamtry where
Loom Heeds, Harnesses
—AXD—
Patent Wire Heddles
Are tnaile tinder one management.
july24 6m
EYERYTHINO READY AND WAITING;
ZX££«'
son has not te
Toure tni
M. HOLI INf
Committees of Roception wiH be in Attendance DaHy at the Depots for the
FOR PARTICULARS ADDRESS
‘S Or W. A. UUIT, Mayor.
DENNISON S
PATENT SHIPPING TAGS
Two Hundred M:litor.s haw
U'**! within tIs* post u-r. .nan.
*ut 4U plat nt of l< x» by Tag be-
ur «l<-UM-heii. TIkeV are mole IV-
Kait-s than any Tag in
iijonw-xUM-ite-iii. Oolai toy I
Accommodation of Visitors.
MALCOM JOHNSTON, Secretary,
ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS,
Sail from Pier 20, North River, New York©
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
The poaoeqger aocoxn-
deck, tlitw
: g,HHl light iviui
RATES OF PASSAGE TO
GLASGOW, LIVKHl'OO L. oh IX>-Y DON PKRR\
Nit. Siuiiam- '' B c'unv!u y n '
Cabin, $73and Jtf. STSaiidii*.
Cabin return tickets
securing te-st a<-- «tl»
cuiuiuodations ^ l " > --
currt-i
ire f run
lreitnu or the Coi
it, at
8BTA
•ATE* XU LOW A
Or to
T. H- HggPEESo
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