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NOVEMBER 9, 1873,
THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH AND MESSENER SUNDAY MORJN1JSG
Telegraph AJftt.weufler
U'lml Ailed llannali
MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS
FIFTY HALF BARREL
[N VIGO RANT. They are made of the purest material and guaran-
I all dougemeBti of the Digestive Organa they have no equal.
LAWR- NCJ3 & W ICHSLLBA.UM
s:,h'l'ru|irlei»r. nml Wlioli'salfc Dragglst,, Savnnnali »-a.
Unsurpassed as a AlEDICrXAT, TOXIC,
toed STKICT'LV VEGETABLE. For the pres-<
Far ask* by all Grocers ami Pru
y r --.1. • t* i’.-e ft
TV. W. WOODRUFF,
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
M A C O IV, <x A.
CHARGE OF SCHEDULE
JOHNSON & SMITH
V-LNT s Offick 31. A K. R. 1
Mxcos,Ga,Urtob r 11. WS.
Sun.lay.mh instant, until
trains on this road will mi
ALWAYS IS ORDER.
Dxr Iimnu, dailt. (araiir
Mws ■aeon........
Arrive r 1 ” * ***"*'
:kpted.)
Macon.
ESTABLISHED
kioht passkxgkk. daily.
Leave Macon-...” ”“~* *
Arrive at Macoo...*'
UAWKI.VSVII.LK ACCOMMODATION
(SUVDAYS EXCEPTS
Leovo Macon...
J JAQTJES & JOHNSON’S,
Amvo at 3ii
the day tnun leaving Macon at sc
lertnat Jesup with Atlantic and Gul
•rains for all poiuts iu Florida. The
leaving Macon MJiMeunuj.u with ti
•ntio ani GuU Ibulnad at J«,un for
arming In Savannah at 8 2D a v
eoache. onnigtat train.
JAS.W. SOBER
General Hu rent
“Are jour chops done to your likintr. !
Squills, dear T*
“Deliciously, my lore/*
**I broiled them myself, dear.**
“I know it waa Roin^ to be hot,” laid
Squills, and when I got into the hall to !
lesme, Mr*. SquiOfe was there with my
TO MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS, IN
THE THIRD
r'agea. Boggicv WU*
lowest Ipowible prior at
MiXUFACTURED BY
Langdale’s Chemical Manure Company,
(LIMITED.)
NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, ENGLAND.
Tliis Company Sells 40,000 tons Manures Annually
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
500 rolls Domestic Bagging, 2 1-3 lbs to yd.
100 do “Elephant” Bagging, 2 1-4 lbs to yd.
50 bales Gnimy Bagging, 2 1-S lb to yd.
200 rolls Southern Bagging, 2 lb to yd.
10,000 lbs Arrow Ties.
25 bales Bagging Twine.
acpLTtf * . ' ■ ~ ' V
ON MACON AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD.
SrrutiNTKxpent's Office. M. JL A. R. R
Au-msta. Ga.. October ML UB.
O N and alter Monday, October* li, j, ;Ls . v .„
trains on the Macun :uki Augusta Railn
will run as follows:
DAT TEAiy—DAILY (SUNDAYS KXCKPTKD)
Leave Macon .
Arrive at Augsuta ..... fctf:
naid Squill*, “ no Io, I said, quietly/*
“ How mu n, Mrs. Squill* f Out with
it, my lore.**’
“ Mr. Squills,” said aha, “ dou’t be un
manly, air, I bag; not to say ridiculous,
tluaay want* a siUc dress to go to church
in; tue poor child really isn’t decent—
•you are very sorry/ well, ao you ought
u. be. * Let her Bay her prayers at
*.om•/ h’o» Mr. Squill*, abe shan’t stay
at home, and abe shan’t aay her prayers,
and Mr. Squills you are enough to ag
gravate a saint, and your conduct is dis
gusting, and it's enough to drive a wo
man to bolt right off to Chicago and get
a divorce.”
“ I thought this wus a good time to
Are off my pet joke/’ said Squills, “ ao I
<*M. 'Mm. Squill*. a holt is always in
«nier/ Then 1 bolted myself, for Mrs.
Squills comes of a fighting family.”
“ When I went home at night. Gnssy,
dear child, played all my pet Offenbach
music, and I knew I was in for the drear,
only 1 wanted to hold out till moraine,
iiut for the look of the thimr”
AGRICULTURAL and MECHANICAL
ASSOCIATION of GEORGIA,
COMMENCING
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17TH,
—AND—
CONTINUING DURING THE WEEK.
This manure is guaranteed genuine, free from adulteration, mad!
ical ingredients, and thoroughly pulverized an
Arrive at Macon !
PPL„ &2& P M
Trains on the Macon anil Augusta Railroad
will make dose connection at Gamak with day
pas.«ciig<er train on the Georgia Railroad for
WaiJungtoti, Athens and Atlanta.
octiast 8. K. JOHNSON. Sup’t.
MIXED BY MACHINE * Y
The Woodraff Concord Baggy,
Celebrated for light draft and durability, is
the leadingBuggy, ami a specialty.
d RACK COURSE ai
I tbr BUILDINGS tkei
r IE GROUNDS
up end id order, a
subrtimUal and tow——. —i —
Exhibition will be divided into Depart met Os of
LTV* STOCK; raonccri of the SOIL; domestic
MAM FACTrSNS; MAJUTFACTTUS IN COT
TON. WOOL. SILK, UNXN, ISON. EE ASS.
STKEL. OOLD, EILVES. I E AT U EE.
TATES. FI SEE. ETC, BTC.
In tort, everythin* pertaining to 4GUI CUL
TURE. MECHANICS.and the FINE ARTS.
$8,000 in Medals, Plato and Money
TO BE AWARDED.
Eihfhttors an* rwoested to make tWr entries,
and have their artklusua the ground at an early a
day a> j.rt* tiralde. tlet they may la* pn-|*eriysr- (
nuiced in the renjiertivc Departments.
For 1‘remiura Luts, and other information. ad-
dreaa the Secretary#
GEO. n. OWENS. President.
J. H. EST1LL, Seeretary. renMdcndAwlm
It contains a large proportion of Soluble Phosphate and is eminently suited to
Cotton, Corn and Grain Crops.
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT J
Suvaimull, Nuwmbc
O N and after Sunday, the *1 iu. t.,
Trains on the Georgia Central U
bmnrhoK and connections, will run ns f<
TRAIN SO 1.—GOING NORTII AND ’
HARD WARE. I RON A STEEL.
Leaves Augusta.
Arrives in “rnitl - i
Arrives in MUiedgeville.... .....
Arrives in Eatonton
Arrives in llacon...
Leaves Macon for Columbus..
Leaves Macon lor Eulaula
loaves Macon for Atlanta
Arrives at Columbus
Columbus.
Atlanta.
Marietta.
Macon.
Americus.
Leesburg.
Athens.
Arlington.
CLEMONS A JAMES,
J. BEN WILSON A CO.,
RUFF. WINTERS A WHITLOCK,
B. H. WRIGLEY A CO.,
J. W. WHEATLEY A CO.,
G. M. STOKES.
WM. J. RUSSELL,
C. M. DAVIS,
The Whitewater and Woodruff
Wagons.
And other Western Wagons, at low price*.
ried/’ said Squill* “ Mr*. S. would per-
vat in looking under the K fl for a man
It’s the same man every woman look*
for. I suppose, became they all do it.
W. l!, failing to find the man. Mrs.
Squills finally gave him up in disgust
md took to som jthidg el*e. I suppose,”
said Squills, “they all take to something
else after they can’t find the man und< r
the bed. Mrs. Squill’s vcukueui is bolt- I
dug the door. • Mr. Squills, have you
bo’tod the door F is alw&y tbs la.-t thing
at nigat.
COMING SOUTH AND BAST.
Leaves Atlanta...
Leaves Columbus..
Descrijdit'O Circulars furnished to those who
will write for them.
All work warranted.oct2ft tf
ICARHART& CURD.
Leaves Eufaula..
Arrives in 31aeon’frum Atbiita.!Z
Arrives in Macon Crum Columbus..
THE LARGEST RETURN FOR
THE SMALLEST INVESTMENT.
W. McKAY, Grcncral Agent, Macon, Ga.
IMPERISHABLE FRAGRANCE
CUTLERY, ETC.
Leaves Augusta,
Arrives at Augustas.
Arrives at Savannah!
msrlunery at .work, and wrff assurad o*
tbaamaior Maer^onn^ 1 !. who was aboard
th* Thu ring i;i*nnd dai^. nearer to the
arr« t aun t: him in New York. But
his tflMto beenrn well cav.m**l, there
left little clue to hi* associates,
dn-1 WmI so little pattitt evidence on
vhieh a British jury would be likely to
convict the chief forger, when captured.
Hhsf theease was a very weak on-*. Mac-
Donnell was apparently strong in hop-
of safety. He brought only gold with
-hi* fST J u»<r»t< , an»fr,vri?b some diamond. ,
watches and jewelry. IF denied on hi *
arrest any complicity in the forgery, and
had a ftr- >ng mm nguirv t the bank, which
at the time only held him charged with
..wnpim-.-y to defraud. This charge, in-
doed, was afterwanls" dismissed here in
Baft meanwhile links of eri-
MUERY
TRAIN NO. £—t
Leaves Savannalu..
Leaves Augusta
Arrives in Augusta..
Arrives in Matou...
(FORMERLY 8POTT8WOOD,)
OPPOSITE THE PASSENGER DEPOT
at has bLin THOROUGHLY RRXOVATtD (rom basement to attic.
HO-A.lt I> S? 1‘iiU I>AY.
P. WHELAN, Prop.
Uncoil, Ga.
Cherry Street,
OCtlXtf
WILL Hli HELD AT
LEAVENWORTH, KAX.,
DECEMBER 31st, 1873,'
FOE TOE 11KXEP1T OP A
JUVSNIL3 REFORM SCHOOL.
40,000 Gifts,
8450,000 in Prizes,
Principal Prize 8100,000
ConsUtins of the imp rh palntisl mshleiMwci Si
mon Ai-K Ena- wnmmt m * private
dwellins in the United States, loan* cobra tow
block* from tbs Cutut-lmune. sum •unded ter W-
niflemt rnHind*, orrhsnls. smolen* and nn«-
yards. Tim iKiiklin* has been only lueaoUy com-
in jjmuii
Leaves Macon for Columbus
Leaves Macon lor Eufoula.
Loaves Macon lor AtlanU
Arrives f- n '—*
Arrives i
Arrives /
LANMA1TS
CELEBRATED
COMING SOUTU AND EAST.
FLORIDA WATER!
Leaves Atlanta^.
COLLINS & LITTLE-
CAPITAL STOCK, FIVE MILLIONS,
Leaves Columbui_.
Leaves Eumuha.
Arrives iu Macon from Atlanta.
Arrives in klncon from Columbus.
Arrives in Maouufroui Eufaula
Leaves Macon
Arrives at Milled^eville^
Arrives iu Eaumlotu.
CENTRAL OFFICE* CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Leaves Augusta.
New York. _ _ ...
dens* luul got themselves into a chain
that held him on the direct charge o.
forgery. The manner thereof was this:
Oceof the forged draft-4, XI0,000 in
amount, hal'Wn mode out in the usual
form “to order,** These two. words were
drawn across ny tw« pen stroke*, and the
weeds “or bearer” written above them,
the initials of the drawer, “F. A. W.”
hstajr wrdt. n lx umth. When the Imnk
seized McDonneH’s effects, the detectives
eagerly laid hold of some sheets of loose
bitting paper lying on his desk, for it b
ITcuTiin with yornr detectives that forg
an are all fool*, and leave the evidence
of their crime on loose blotting paper,
test where anybody con find it. Mae-
lXmnsll, it seemed, was not a fool, for all
the blotting paper ho left was perfectly
clean. Howt-viir, tho sheets were taken
in charge by the detectives. Some one
hsU one up to n window a few days after
* - ji »-•-* -“\ot ink. Whether it
lino, or to heat, or to
ion may explain, but
grew stronger every
io of. the sheets up-
3ipreA-*ion:
but I wont to sleep. I don’t know bow
Ion* I had slept, but some time, when I
.sipurienced a kick in the back, os if a
ilmjful mule had been fanning; me. PeT-
I always dept
irsl Railroad, stoupitir only at uliole stations,
passengers for half fetation* cannot bo taken on or
put off.
Passengers for Millodgevillo ar.:i Eatonton will
tase trim N j. 1 from Savannah and Augusta and
train No.2 iroai iioinUiontbc Southwestern Rail
road, Atlanta utd Macon.
WILLIAM ROGERS,
novCtf “ ~ * *
CANNED GOODS!
bard.*
”Mr. Squills,” at last I hoard Mrs. S.
say, “Mr. Squills, have you bolted the
door ?”
“Now I leave it to any man,** said
Squills, appealingly, “whether that is the
correct thing for the mother of a family
to do ? Of oourio I got up and bolted
the infernal door, and I naid, *Mra. Squills,
why the deuce didn't you think of bolting
the door before I went to sleep, and not
wake up a man in the middle of a cold
night to do itP* And what do you sup
pose her answer was F*
General Superintendent.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,
FRUIT JELLIES. FRUITS,
PICKLES, SALMON,
LOBSTERS, OYSTERS, etc.
Just received direct from one of the most relia
ble nackir *- *- —' *
for isle al
ortatf
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
SouriiWEsrEUN Railroad Company,
Macon. Ga. October 2d, 1873.
iN and after Sunday, the 20thmsL, Passenger
' Trains on this Road will run a* follows:
DAY EUFAULA PASSENGER TRAIN.
mm
w*>
*1.I2»
1 Priw. wooon
Tho tillo to the hfiwri ml ertate i> pimnnteal
^TheUlienil form.of tbie wfaemohriruwit with-
ia the nwli of ell-the m»t.->t epportnnity erer
oflered tor the poor men to rieo to wnltlu
PRICE OP TICKET!!.
SingleTickete,klti Eleven TirkeU. WM;
Fif,y-wt Tiftrt^ M i One Himdml and Fif
teen Tickete, iSSO eo.
The drawing will be mdeandee tta MPm-
tendennof » committee ewninted hr the hlA-
eet oBWaU in the SUte. duly .worn to the faith-
Arrive at Eufaula.
B. H, WRIQLRY A CO.
"■■■miiuii i uflBU'ir 11 ""
KATALYSINE WATER—Tue Gkkat Mkdi-! [
CINE 09 NATI'sx. lndoocd by the Higlieat .
Arrive at Clayton.
Arrive at Albany.
Arrivh at Ariineton.
Arrive:
REPUBLIC BLOCK. ATLANTA GEORGIA
ATLANTA G-A, BRANCH.
OFFICERS—E. E. Rawson. President: L. P. Grant, Vico President? J. P. Logan. M. D., Modi-
C "kxl4cUTl VE COMMITTEE—E. E. Rawson. L. P. Grant, V. R. Tom met, L. Scofield, W, P.
Pattiixo, J. A. Hayden, D. A. Beatie.
AUGUSTA; GA BRANCH
OFFICERS—Gboeox T. Jackson, President; Jar us T. Both well. Vice President; G. E. Rat-
cliffe. Scrretaiy and Msnsser.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE—Edward Thomas, W. Daniel. T. B. Branch. John U. Meysi
W. 1L Goodrich.
HPEClALf AGENT8 :
GEO. I. THOMAS, Je, . JAS. W. THOMAS. DR. R. S. JACKSON.
A STRONG STOCK COMPANY. WHICH COMBINES STRENGTH OF CAPITAL, character,
and (oral influence, and provides Life Insurance at the lowest safe rates, without delusive promise of
d.ridcnd*. er rather makes the Dividend certain by derreasuur Um premium. By It* organizations it
t.duMiilar i’ow-i
Youwat u Cnlkwl PsrieUt Dis-
i and ‘“Chalky” Deposits; Cures
iiatism, D>'spepfeia, Neuralgia,
•tis Dwesses of the Kidneys. Liv-
.Ucuirai AulhOnUes. Jtmtoi.
•r to Parshaic, Youthful Vigor U* the Aged, and
Develops tlm Y'-jotwofli r. '•
udvas Calculi and ‘“Chalky” Dep«
Gout, Rheumatism, D>'s)ieijfeia,
GruveL Dialietis, Dwesses of the K...—^—
:r and Skin. Abdominal Dropcgr, CUruuic Dior-
Leuve Port Gaines..
•ami saw a faint true
was exposed to suns
moisturo, acientifio i
those traces of ink
day. . Finally, on n
pssrta this perfect \
Leave Albany.
Arrive ut Macon.
J- R
Councc-ts with tho Albouy Train at SmiUiville.
and the Port Gaines Train at Cuthbcrt daily, ex
cept Sunday.
Ailinny Train connects with Atlantic and Gulf
Railroad Trains at Albany, and will run to Ar
lington on Blakely Extension Tuesday and Fri
day. returning Wednesday and Saturday.
COLUMBUS DAY PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Macon- 8:45 a m
Arrive ut Columbus 1:50 r m
Debased Alexicau Silver.
From tbs Ned York Tunes.3
ipation. Asthma, Nervousness
Gcueial Debility, and nearly ev-
^ooding bullion uoaling houses, realized a
serious loss upon tho purchasers, as they
were found, after purchase by our dealers
here, to be very much debased. The
weight was fully up to the average of
that coin, and the mintage was assuredly
genuine, as peculiarities of the stamp
used for tho Government wore recognized
l»y parties boro who had been connected
with tho mint in Mexico, and had thereby
become familiar with tho coinage of tliat
country.
desiring to psitiripst# in the drewino she
once form tneir club* and send in their onlr
AGENTS WASTED in all StaUs, <
and Towns in the U. 8. and Canadas.
Money should be sent by Bordered Letl
O. Onk-r or Express, with the full eddies*
Ten thou.
X1P.000.
Leave Columb
COLUMBUS NIGHT FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION
TRAIN.
The Jnf«*rcxMM wnu j unavoidable. The
U.»nk drift h-al Botti filled with a Higna-
tnffl that a as feati>f.w*tonr, and )>
pl.'kixf ont of a dozen aa tho best imita
tion. The amount (X10,000) was en
tered, tho pen drawn aero** tho words “or
order,** and thu interlineation and ini
tials added. The blotter gave a faithful
reprint of tho lost touches given to tho
Leave Columbus - 7:40 a m
Arrive at Macon fi.-OO a m
Making close connection with Western Rail
road ut Columbus for Montgomery, .Mobile, New
Orleans, etc.
EUFAULA NIGUI FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION
usurer and l’n'i.rictur, and
SIMON AHilttKH,
Ijiravcnuorth, Kansas.
a _ the do-
lexico, and
tho fact discovered that systomatic opera
tions had for some time been conducted
by tho night operatives of the mint. It
wns cuatonmry, it appears, to place
each operative of the night force
Leave Macon
Arrive at Eufaula.
Arrive at Albany..
fWo§T :
Thnw was a-second sheet of paper, and
that had a story to toll. The revised im-
Leave Albany.
8:30 P 3C.
Arrive at Macon 6:45 a m
Trains leaving fttocon and Eufaula on this
schedule Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and
Thunluy nights, connect at Smithvillu with
trains to Albany.
VIRGIL POWERS,
octMty Engineer and Superintendent.- •
COTTON STATES
Auutin Biron Bidwell
GIFT ENTERPRISE
SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CIRCULARS.
Safety Deposit Company
dway New York
LIFE SINURANCE COMPANY.
'i heoi.ly IL.-hablo Gnl Dkitribution in the country
$75,000
INVALUABLE GIFTS
. to be distributed in
L. D. SINE’S
lG4tli Itcgular Monthly
By collusion, it
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,
tic* prepared blanks outside, which were
This was written in a large hand, and
wit* evidently the adlra** of a large
double envelop**, extending as it did en
tirely across the blottt r. wafl it a pack
age of bond*, and if qp had tho Safety De
posit Cmpnny, No. k) Boxidwav, New
York, ree-xived that package f The bonk
mart look after its funds. A dispat h
was sent to Messrs. Blatchfonl. So ward.
Griswold. D.iCo>ta A Co., its oounsol here
in New York, nod requesting those gen
tleman to .mi' whether tho Safety Deposit
Company had receivod or would receive
any Men package. The package had
been received and returned to the general
pod-oili.-u, indorsed “Care unknown.” It
wi- f.*»mvl an l opened., It contained
imrty-four $500 UniUxl States bonds,
agreeing in numt'Cr with a portion of the
list of those wan to-1 l»y the bank. The
envelope was addressod;
made to contain twenty per cent, more al-
loj than the standard pieces. Th^se.tothe
number of twenty or thirty pieces, each,
would be concealed aoout the persons of
the workmen before they entered upon
their work. In the morning, when these
person* surrendered the pieces upon
which they had worked worked, they
included the debased pieces they
ha*l carried within the mint; and
in place of the latter the pure pieces were
carried away in number equal to that of
the base pieces substituted. Thu* these
parties gained dailv about twenty per
cent, of the value of tho sum which or
dinarily constituted their work.
No estimate can be made of the amount
of debased coin which has been pnt into
circulation in Mexico.
WESTERN A ND ATLANTIC RAILROAD i
Office General Passenger A oily
Atlanta, Go., July IU, 1*73.
O N and after this date—
LIGHTNING EXPRESS
Par New York, Eastern ami Virginia Cities,
Leave* Macon, by Macon A Western Rail-
MACON,
Arrives at Atlanta.
(WITH LATEST IMPROVEMENTS.)
FOR 20 YEAR* THE
Standard of Excellence
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.
OVER S50,000 IX USE.
If ,oo Uink cl barm* mScwtalt Martin, will
nav roa to examine tl*> record* ».f t:>«»—* now in
Se and profit hr rxpnvw*. THE WHEELER
* WILSON STANDS alonk as thk only
LIGHT RUNNING MAl’ll INK, USING TIIK
ROTARY HOOK. MAKING A IXR K STITlH.
.like on l»,lh «ao« of tb, fjbrir wwLAU rfmt-
tlo ran*:®, wartopownr ta dni*ini tho •hualj
bMkafttrtbe -ttoh u formrd brawn, donbl.
woariad «™ln upon both nuchinr »n4 oporotor.
gw-aa
Arrive* at Dal ton!.’."!."’!!!!!...’. .^...!”’.!l(h30 P m
Arrive* at Chattanooga 1:10 a m
Pullman Palace Drawing-Room and Sleeping-
It Uever Fails, Always in Order, Runs Light,
IT IS UNTO HUMBUG I
To be drawn Moodajr, November 24th, 1873.
WE CBA.VD CASH PRIZE, $3,000 II GOLD.
ONE GRAND CASH PRIZE, $5,000 IN SILVER.
TwoPwzra or 31000 -) ...
& "* to ] Greenbacks!
lJWOGokl and Silver Lever Hunting Watches
(in all) worth from $20 to $300 each I
Coin Silver, Vest Chain*, Solid and Double-
Plated Silrerware, Jewelgy, itc. etc.
Number of Gifu 10,000. TickeU limited U
75.000.
Agent* Want id to sell TICKETS to
wJium liberal Premium* will
be paid.
Single Ticket* 81; Six Ticket* $5; Twelve Tick-
et*8lu ; Twenty-live Tickets
Cin ularh containing a full list of prizes, a de
scription of the manner of drawn i^, and other iu-
formation in referemw to the Distribution, will be
K ’addrettsed°to unltir * Utf letter* must
ttun oS? *° L. D. SINE, Box Sfi,
101 W. Fifth Street.. Cincinnati. O
plunder
ORGANIZED t?
Cara by this train from Atlanta to Lynchburg and
all iuteruiediate point* without change.
Passenger* leaving by this train arrive in New
•! ' -iternoon, at idi P m, over thir-
thun .>«i**enger9 by any otiier
Ct>- reach New York, leaving the
teeu hour* earlv
route con with i
same evening.
State of Georgia.
Leaves Macon at..
Leaves Atlanta at.
Arrive.* at Chattanooga 4:30 A :
Close connection at Chattanooga for oil point
West.
Pullman Palace Car* on all night train*.
For further parti culm add mess
B. W. WRENN,
General Paweiugir Agent-,
“ Pkivatk” Lifen* Massachusetts.—
“ John Faul ” writes to the New York
Tribune : Tho little village* that nestle
down among the Massnchnsetts hills are
charming retreat*, but I do not know
that I should care to spend more than
five years of life at a time in any one of
them. And a* for being retreats, Fm
not so sure of that, come to think about
it. You stand out in bold relief if you
are a resident; still "<*• •• J®’* •
viditor. For instance, there was and en
gaged couple in Williamsburg—no na
tives to the manor born, but city swells,
on a visit to relatives. Very few of the
villagers were ignorant of what was go
ing on. When tho young man waited
out with his sweetheart, it must have
MB parti *ularly gratifying tzr him to
see himself pointed out by one urchin to
another wijh ” I say, Bill you see that
there fellow without no hinge in his back,
he’s goin* to marry that thar gal.” When
the thing first began there was later
*itting up than usual, naturally, and one
of the old bulii-s stepped in one morning
sniffling suspiciously : “ I say. there
ain’t no one sick in this here house or
nothin/ is there ? I seen a light turnin'
nigh onto 12 o’clock last night, but I
don’t smell no cumphire nor nothin’
Austin Biron Bidwell,
July 11 tf
PORT EOYAL KAILKOAD,
State el Georgia for security of Policy Holder*.
it Company
Office or axoinker and Superintendent
Augusta. Ga^ Juno 28, 1*73.
) X and after Monday, June 30, trains on thi»
Rood will run us follows:
DOWN DAY PASriENOER TRAIN.- .
SSmlk ii X \vTl!i 1NM rGcS^I OPPICKSi
Savannah. Aacusta Macon and Columb.iv Ga
W. B. CLEVIS. Gen. ArUSaouinah. Ga
W. A. HICKS, Arent. Macon. Ga.
ITS PRINCIPAL PEATURES ARE:
Absolute Security, Economical Management, and Liber-
• . ality to the Insured.
Will lcmvo Augusta at...
.Arrive at Port Royal at
Arrive atCharlcKiouat. ■ Jty>r .»K
Arrive at tiavatmub -
Ur DAY FASSKNOR TRAIN.
Will leave Port Koval at .............
Leave Charleston ut.... M .» —
jontSoIly
ccy^iss:::; hcuss at lzasy.
S. W. Ri ILROADl CALHOUN. COUNTY. GA.
STEJdiL PBNS.
mahat
Policies Issued on
all Approved Forms—No Fancy Schemes.
Xvntly that both aignat
Kv a made upim tho sn 1
alight interval, during
wa- ihspbieod. Thaw
Royal at.
Factor>', fit. Vernon; Office
St., New York.
au>r2l 3m
Arrive at Chari
Arrive at Savai
POLICIES ISSUED ON TnE
MUTUAL JE> Xa 2>T -
At the lowest mutual nteaand Dividends declared when policies are two jrars old and applied at
the end of the third year as follows: To reduction of premium .when jdl cosh* is paid; to reduction of
Loam when lean i* riven, or to increase of insurant*) w&n detiivd. ^ . . . .M ' i L
POLICIES ISSUED UPON THE
STOCK OR NON-PARTICIPATING PLAN,
At oa low rotes and upon a* favorable terms oa can be used with safety.
IT IS A ' ’ ' ' P
western feailrvmd to Blal
od of announcing to the |
which the blotter
three bite of pa-
most positive of
MaoDonnell and
CP NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN.
WARREN A. RANSOM. AAEON P. RANtOil
DARirs W. GEEK. ROBERT H. BOVI
W. A. EANSOM & 00.,
Manulactarenaud J others of
BOOTS AND SHOES
13* AND 140 GRAND ST- NEW YORK.
Represented by R. W. Hogan, of Georgia,
^rtaodly . . . ,
Arrive at Augusta at.
wengers leaving Macon by the C:30 A M t.*ain
[aeon and Augusta Railroad, arrive ut Augus-
time to make close connection with the down.
t pawengur train on this road for Port Royal
Savannah. JAMES O. MOORE. J.
y 1 tf Enonoerand Snperiabwdent. •
aution
Iron in the Blood
METKOPOLITAjN 7
A model vilhige is in course of com-
ction at Ulaph.ua, London, for clerks,
tisans. laborer*, and otliers of small
ere were 200 applicants. All are built
i the moot approved >.initary and arch-
vturol pr;uciplo*. Sch<v 1», a lecture
A CERTAIN CURE FOR CHILLS AND FEVER,
Crockett’s Patent Balance Gear Portable.,Horae Power.
Can be used in the eennon gin houv% or you eon do you ginning lit a lug cabin, or a
10x30 fv’t. Wmrtaatod to run lighter th* . any Power made. It ha* had iu trial ood came oC
rioai.antl ready to try again.
Machinery of all kinds made and repsured at my works. Send for circnlar, to
CBOCKETTS ISON 1VOBK8, Slacon, Gi
Making all it* Investment* fa tb<
It is managed with «
[HOP PIERCE
octlOtf
Stru*burg .ind T
whfllW he
oft*. - be* u rev'OV.
with bung a Urnd
IRON & BRASS WORKS.
Canal Street, from Qtb to 7th,
RICHMOND, - - - X
UK- WOOL,U Ill DOE'S
PAIN LINIMENT
tmuAi «»iily
inal lift* in
in fuli. "
ing d^K-hiU
that friend
bal fS.OiM
with tint! «
hi* .Moape*
WM. E. TANNER & CO.,
ENGINEERS, MACHINISTS AND FOUNDERS.
ENG INKS OF ALL. KINDS.
Send for Circular.
GOODE & TONEY,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
SOLICITOES IN CHANCERY,
EUFAULA, ALA.
JOHN J- GRESHAM.
C. A. Nl Tll -VG.
GEO. S. OBEAIL
JOHN T. BOIFKUILLET.
JOHN S. B.tXTER,
gFRAlNS <*K THK
Gl'M-BOILS, NKRV
H. R. BROWN,
ERNEST PE SC TIKE’S
Macon Standard Mean
FRENCH’S NEW HOTEL,
nior.eT ’ It is* known that the court-
. is Uxka ou the .Uy of hm sentence
► io have been txlle^i with a gang a
" wiUi revolvers, who w* re t*.< interixs
oIScm ia chor^! of the pr^oiier and
him hi» liberty. The detect^ an
Ho* ware ready for this oooault,
A V. kstkex olitor fUfei.1 in the most
*K>leUt manner that a gv>*>i ti
iron would prebably oblige the n. w *t
of ruffle t »tar d '»n, an 1 now he
squelched by buidiela of letters frem
dignont E.Los. ironically a*kmg him
read a work upon mistaken vocations.
JOSLAH SIBLEY.
:*tmenU
tin* I>nir
KeifulatGr. by th
ME NTS, f ,r th.
newly htted »i;> uii.l vn
Cei.trallr iur»xe*l in th
and GeullcQK
junelFtf
WOODBRllsiK.
Brun* wick, Gi