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itet 1 know about tbat atrndard
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rTi . i’. fit ifiltle cared mo ot a bad
m 11 hours.
(np Koblnaon.
UohiMdoa, Ntr., Ojtober 27.—
J> i.unetiad earagee, after defjieg the
cold and booger for tieatl; forty*
,.ti hoard, cum forth from coder tbe
ta of Coadroo creek jtaunlay at oooo,
ur.um Larin# cent them word prarloa*.
f >; Ur gold. that If they did oot come
ki and aorrender before coon be
» cU blow dTary one of them from the
bee of Ibe earth. 1'bo threat had effect,
U m a few mlnctae alter tbe Dieaeebger
eraroed, all tbe eeeegee came forward
J eerrtudcreJ tcemrelrea After be*
y didarmed, they were marched to tbte
; od. arming bare at midolgbt, wbere
mcforUble (jnirterr acd mpper were
preo Item,
X portdy vegetable medicine, contain-
all the virtueeof calomel without any
j the iejerioue lendenelea eo jnetly
heeded by mankind, Simmon.* loiter
jbgaialor will be found prompt to atrart
thrncrrtiowa of tbe liter, and give a
tniihf tone la tbe entire ayatdm, witb-
Mt ralitetion or any injurious effect*.
WeBoeed aa e calhartic, it in no wiae
ietrdert the eyatem, nor does it preduce
j ciuea or tick stomach when about
b p.rge. It eo mild in its action as
hi |« inieiftre with bulineaa or pleasure.
decutee prepared only by J. If. Zdilin
iCc., Phile. ocl2# lw
THOUGH SHAKING LIKE AN AS-
peo leaf with the chills end fever, the vic
tim of malaria may still recover by using
tbe celebrated tpecific. HosteU'i'a Stom
ach Bitten, which not only breaks op
tbe moat aggravated attacks, but pre
vents tbdir recurrence. It id infinitely
preferable to quinine, not only because it
does the bueineee far more thoroughly,
but also on account of its perfect wbote-
aomeneee and invigorating action npon
tbe entire oyaUm. Testimony is concur
rent. positive and ample, showing tbs do-
ciaiva nature of its jntt »nd tbat H ia
no men palliative. Pbyalciana concede
its excellence, end there is s constant in
flux of communir.li jns from persona in
every class of society avouching its mer
its, and bearing witneeatoils superiority
ever other remedial for malarial disease.
It is especially popular throughout tbs
West, wbsetwer fever and ague prevails,
ss it does in many of tbe fairest end most
fertile portions of that vast region.
oct3» lw
To Prevent longue and Cora
UMs
A reliable remedy is necessary In every
household. Parker's Ginger Tonic Is
just tbs medicine needed. It radically
ourea Coughs, Colds, Bore Throat, Bron
chitis sod even Consumption if nasd in
lime, by its poweifal speeifis action on
tbs tttomeeb. Kidneys, Skio, Liver end
nioooas serf sees of tbe throat and Langs.
It sooomplisbss tbs cure tn s wonderfully
abort time, and removes all pain nod sore
ness of lbs longs. It is also s most val-
Osble stotnaehle remedy, effectually re
moving Dyspepsia, Headache, Liver Du-
oidera, Coeuvenese, Nervooaneaa, Low
Spirits, Wakefulness, Heartburn.Cramps,
Palpitation of tbs Heart, Boor Btomecb,
eto, end gives s cheering comfort end
freedom from peln that surprises every
one. Buys 11 but Us from your dice-
gtvt, Boland B. Hall, cr a sample bottle
at IS et>., and teat Its merit*.
Oxl 3mo.
An Undeniable 3 ratb.
Yon dessrv* to suffer, sod if yon lead s
miserable, nu*stlaf*ctory life inthiabe«n-
tifnl world. It la antirsly year own f-uii
and there is only one excuse for yon—
your Doreasooable pirjadloe sod ekepth
clam, wblob bas killed thousands. Per
sonal knowledge and common aenes res-
toning will aooo *bow y .u that Green's
Acgost Flower will core yon of Liear
Complaint or Dyspepsia with all Us mis
erable effect*, soon as sick headache, pal
pitation of tbe bcert, aour atomaob. habit
ual oustivanrs*, dizsiness, of tbe bead,
nervous prostration, low apirits, eto. Iia
eats now reaches every town In (be West
ern Continent, end not s droggist tint will
tell yon of its wonderfnl cares. You can
bay s sample bottle for 10a. Three doses
will cure yon. inljB ly
DURING THE FAIR
BY
hi GoVlftftOft 8BTM0UBI “Thar* ia ad
h.aiai about Communistic principle*.
Wk»t ara they* borne will that riau
a,oj that it is tha dutj of Government
k .v«Ubor to workman aud to take
that property ahall ha ao btld id
ni«o tbat «bat one aaixa may be
-. q u> Aootber. We frown upon tbeae
»r 1 dauouDca tbair purpoae** Dot
id' J> tbvj claim more than a few
Uiikr* of Mt«utoiHhip« got under our
ur^itioo law»f There d.BUDd that ill
vt'M'la for furu* K 'U tiAoe must be
tie }•) thru). That tbe buyer*, bftide*
• otjj tor what they are *0rth, mu«t di.
«ur »o idp of hm proparty with tbe builders
1} <niDrf them more than (hey are worth
,i :u market* of the world. It will be
■ ud in the end tbat Ibe Com>
»im*ai which lurk* in laws which force
cat hi j of certain ciasres and to pay
*,• fa r what they want than they can
W lou^bt for elsewhere, and wbioh
t.-o iiTiti* m A b'a nUlM und *r cover of
tfii.t i o, which indirectly to favored
ladmdualfi, Iftiiow hurtful and danger-
(u« iUd the Communism which say*
«tat it mean*, end which destroy* itself
lffioop.0 declaration of its purfOMta/.
!a the irrnnral distribution of modala,
: t ha.1 k'«n poeaitle for the •‘Inlerna-
• fial Jury of Award" to have given a
-*!»1 to the l*est hotel in Philadelphia,
• honor wo ild have been received by
> rulonn»il*, "for all r* ifuiaitea of a
drlr«tal linbrnent in every reaped."
detSy eodl w
the Mctnplus Mewspttpem.
1 li*t of the employes of the Memphis
s **p«jttr*, who have died during theep-
•- aio, -bow» the following sad wo «l :
la the Appeal oifioo nineteen died,
!*•&!>.me are convaloaoent and two ca>
to the JpoZanck* there have been thir-
: to l**a' h*. Tnere are ten oonvaleacenta
“d wao were not atuckad.
la the Lai^er ofBoe but one ssdp d.
F ur death* oocnrrwd. Nine employe
•imv*d in* attack and are again at tneir
cawa
If babies could talk, they would often
**;f« >• their thank* to their nurses, for
•* »' rg thr-m of pain and *uffering, by
< i -eof I>r. Ball's Baby Srrup.
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•'M'UMUuyjyyHUMn TO WIN A
Hli’vg KLKVK.NTH (GL%N1> WwTRI*
• *% >TS. AT NEW ORLhANii. TUh8-
*NO\.iira.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
1 ’ * li.kiitutivn ws*» tflftularly incon«onited hy
> ir.texture ot the Hut«* for Kdaiwlx iwl *nd
LUr.;..i k* puitioMW. in 1*6*. with a Cwpiial of
I '* qgi, to which il ha» *mce aalded * rvwrv*
:«4, iiMMW. IT .(iRAM’glNUl.K MM
l'k>TKlHt'TtON will take place moi.thty
Ihf mvimii.i Tucwtajr. U nevwe Mwl«<*»r post-
ki«. Lawk »t the follow in* UUtnbuUoni
• C A PITAl* PR ZK WlvUOS.
bUkWTU'KK is AT TWO IKit.LARH EACH.
j \t.r.rit estn.w.ne hollar.
List or I’RiZEK.
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lCk| ti.1 I'ntc...
l t'«l tal Prtfc<.„.
I Pm.d* of 1*300.........MOO
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k. 1‘* .. . M SO 10JJU0
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UTROXlM.tTlOS ralZKA
• Apt run motion l’r m »»«o l.«00
For Singing Schools and Choirs.
L O Emerson’* Hrmror^ f * new book for
•main*school* UDWald I fully equal to
auj ever iMoed. i* ready tor use. 6ft pare* of i •
At ructions, no pare* of Gl*«a, ar d 60 pages of ba
rred Music. 7ft cents, $7 fic per dozen.
5ooS*°lor Churcli Offering, Choirs,
contains a lar*e and admirable w eollec
lion of Anthems, wh ch lit perfectly to the Kpis-
wpsl Hervioe. but mm of the be»; quality for any
aarvice. Alans large number of fits Chants,
f I ts, or $16 per dozen.
■"^Sacred Quartettes, bo”I
for Quartette « hoir*.* iiw s most musics! rob
Irctiun of new pieces by the mout popular au
thor . and provides about one new one for every
Hahhaih m Ufl je*r. Boards $6, Cloth (Lts.
(iiwFestival Chorus Book
h •* a One eoHecttv.n ot Chnnuaz
WOlVrkirji- TjpfiTTT'pVr i.a nrv and
oonvementeolXbLiW U AXsAlaotian hymns
and tunes for funeral orrsaions. Pries 1$ enntz
Send lor Cwtaiofuea con tain in* the descriptions
fit many other eiorllent books for Choirs or Sm*-
in* ('lasses.
AMT AOoK M4ILMD POST Mil WO* MMTAlL PKIC S
OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston'
C H Bit. on a Co. J K Damn a Co.
649 Hroaklwey. NT Vtt Cheitnut St. Phil*
octlt ..dlsw awly
S. T. COLEMAN & CO.
The Acknowledged Leaders of the
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS TRADE
Of Macon
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■ton w.ll be isud. ... . .
i • *iu>t lor rates to clubs should only be
toiew :hc il-tme Oiuv in New Orleans.
*r,tr. river»nijtw fulladarwaa for further
** ■'“Lei.gn or *cud order* to
M A DAUPHIN.
PO not as*. New Orleans, La.
AJ onr Oread Esuwonlu ary Dr»win*s are
5*«Mhsmservuioo and ui<na*ement of two-
7** (• T hKAURgOARDend JUBAL A KAR-
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merchant tailor,
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Jk.0llN HOUSI vaa la eoanecawr.
rirv; v -iMe eorommodstwici. $i per day
* ooa “ a specuiltj. Frte laths to tbs
Hearn malk school,
Cave Spring, Ga.
I 81 Vonlaak Bwoion el Utara School wffl
!*•>■* law SSUaoadtho foil Term clwoo
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dowa «ub o rriooDtriomotioa.
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Valuable laps
FOR SALE.
i^a lorn ino body, rto-toioo the Ormalavo
,t T , A n LrAIB C8DNTT.
W laitber telormabon SPPrty,»
^ A 11 MCsAX.
bPdsod WTW m McTi’lc. Gw.
-...id Jraolrvin sols
Oy.ro Cboiaa. uxkttt. qjlorr. BcUona.
Kl, lJ JOHXSIOST '
MBeconfiettoel,
Citv Marshal’s Rales.
G BOKGia BIBB COVSTT.-Will be sold bo-
lota the coutboose door iatbreuy at Mo-
M. 4mm* abo Unol boon ol mlo. on iho «rrt
Tuesday in Novcmtar. VSTS. tbs a>;lowm* prop,
my oa shown on tho mop ol tee city <4 Boson
Go, by A B Bmrdama. ISVX. to an; J
Port *1 toatbueu part si Into 1 sod t sa Boolla
Bill, city at baron, oral known aatboloa and
THidwiia ot 1 Ciackott- Lovisd on a* tbo prop-
enrol B Crock at to aotiaty thrso tax a laa in
lovor Ol Slid atjTs g Crocs ttt oad B Crockett *
Sorv. for toxro lor the poor l«k
also, hit Mo X. io vqoore St. city ot Boeoa.
LsvtsS on os tbo p-spmty of Mr*. Barth* Boss
oad rUiMroa totailslymuitluubvorat
mid city rv. Mr. MorthsBws awd ekHdraa far
tax Mr tbs voer tan oad IS7».
aim north bailor Mat. to stork 14. min*
common.Iroctparttsfmson Cobeco suoruiod
imsslmi hoc* to loti, enrol Boeoa. level eo
oatboyfoportyol Brv80«oce.to mtntyotaa
S1* io favor at mod eitv vt Mn S OMom. hel
ms o( lax INI. O Fan A MS.
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This being our third purchase of stock this season
ing of the State Fair w e shall be receiving
Gills BirtlEipsslifortliai decision
VISITORS TO THE FAIR
may expect to feast their eyes upon the
MOST SUPERB VARIETY
ev er produced in this section. From now until the open
in the selection of which both our own talent and experi
ence and that of our
VUE AVARS BROKERS
abroad, has been enlisted, and from the orders that have
been given, and the sagacity, care and promptness with
which they have been executed, we have no doubt as to
the result.
We See the Handwriting on the Wall.
Important
jo
to Physicians.
and practise ia Faiaam cranky. General, coanr-
trasef a rood new bc-**oof tbree *sd use-i
eamiy cat-bnildirga. three acres ol original lor-
* wtli cl aoud water, wub a practice
Ulwpd
: ecmmocity. to any pi
A B McCASAllX.
B«voWa,(iwrsa.
We know the judgment of the educated and trained
merchants of the State. With their verdict we shall be
satisfied, and when they enter our
Wholesale Warehouse
and see our display, and tell ns that
Georgia May Well Feel Frond of Such a Structure,
we shall not doubt their sincerity or believe them capable
of flattering.
With many than. for the universal courtesy which has
been shown our representatives everywhere, for the liberal
orders that have been given them, and for the promptness
with which our demands have been met during the season,
we now extend to each and all of oar friends an invitation
to cnll on us during the Fair and see for. themselves th
genuineness of our professions. ^ ery respectfully:
«•* ST. COLEMAN & CO.
ATLANTA ft CHARLOTTE
AIR-LINE RAILWAY.
OFFICE GEN L PASS, ft TICKET AO*T
Atlanta. G a. Sept 23.117$.
Scht del* in effect Sunday. Sepi. 8,1173.
Mail Unm No 1-Going Kut.
Arrive AtiAntz—
Leave AUzat* ......... ——. .... . 24*pm
Leuv« Atlanta*.
Local freight tra’n—Going Bast.
Arrive AtlzcU — —
Leave Atlanta 3 43am
Local freight train—Going Weal.
Arrive Atlanta $43 pm
Leave AVaata
Throcgh Freight train—Going Bast.
Arrive Atlanta «...
Leave Atlanta —3 37 a m
1 hroagh freight traia-Going “
Arrive Artaats
Leave y|f*«
Cloeocoonsctioa with train from Maoon arriv
ing at Atlanta at 1:45 p m-
W J HOUSTON.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
G J FORK ACRE, G If. ortS
. 128pm
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
BACON AMD AUGUSTA RAILROAD.'
SvrxxnrrxysxxT’i Ottice.
AraciTa.Ga..Bcpicmber:o, U7A.
riSBBBMCIMG Moeday. Ud mat Araint wiU
V lease Bacon daily, except Sunday, aa follows.
AJf a m-MiUrtK-eriiK Ausaata. Waabicctsn.
Atbena. AtlanU and way stations.
Arrive at Aucusta 1:13 p m.
SXSpm—Minedcetiile. AccuiU and way ata-
tiona Arrive* at Aurufta A30 a m.
making tlwi connectioo* for all
points East.
Through Hrepeva AnztisU to Washington.
Ticket, tv all principal point, E*>: can be eb-
tainad at Union Ticket Office, and at Depot.
S K JOUMSO.N. Superintendent.
E & DORSKT. Gen Pass lAgent. aniotf
DOUBLE DAILY
TO AND FROM
FLO RIDA
Macon & Brunswick R. R.
Ga., July 19, 1S78. .
the 21 at instant. Pas
senger trains on t&ii road will ran as (ol-
CUMBERLAND ROUTE via BRUNSWICK
NIGHT PASSENGER NO. L SOUTH, Dailj
Leave Uaooo 7>45P3t
Arrive Cochran..... M JChOfipai
Arrive Bsstman.....^. 1M6PM
Arrive Jesnp.... M ... ^*...
Arrive Brunswick
4:10A 31
7:00 a*
m 7:15 AM
11:15 a*
Leave Brunswick per steamer.
Arrive Feroandina
Arrije Jacksonville 6:55 F *
NIGHT PASSENGER NO. 2. NOBTH-Daib-
Leare Jacksonville^... - MO A*
LeavePemaadica per SUiamer............ LOO p *
Arrive Brunswick ... .—6:45 P M
Leave Brunswick 7:16 ru
Leave Jesup 10H15P*
Leave Eastman
Leave Cochran.
^Clawrconnectlon at"klaoon for all points North,
East and Vest via Atlanta aud Augusta.
DAY ACCOMMODATION NO. 3,South.
Via Jesup and Lire Oak—Daily, except Sunday
Leave Macon ~~«:45 A*
Arrive Cochrzn.^.^ MS a *
Arrive Eastman........ _....~.«.....^ll.-®2 A *
Arrive Jesup 5 JO P *
Arrive Jacksonville 7:00 A *
NO. 4 NORTH. Daily,except Sunday.
Leave Jacksonville^ - 6.50 P *
Leave Jesup... - era 0.15 * *
~ ,1;00P*
2.8 PM
Arrive Maeoe..~.....~..5:15P *
Connects at Macon for points North. East and
HAWKINSY1LLB BRANCH.*
Freight and acoommocUuion—Daily except Sun
Leave Cochran 10:15 p*
Arrive Uawkinsvill* 11-OiP*
Leave Uavkiuville^ 3:20a*
IrriveCochrau 4:05a*
Connects at Cochrau with trains 1 and 2 to and
from Maccn.
Leave Cochran 0:65 a *
Arrive Uawkinsville^^ 10 30a*
Leave Hawkinzviile. 115 P *
ArriveCochnrn.. 2.-00 P *
Connects at Cochran with trains 3 and 4 to and
from Macon.
GKo. W. ADAMS. Gen. Supt.
W. J. Jasns. Mast. Trans.
A. B. FARQUHAR,
MANUFACTURER OF
Steam Engines, Plows, Plow
Stocks, Wagons, etc.
Has a large display at State Fair Grounds
and invites your attention to it.
STORE NO. 10 HOIXTNGS WORTH BLOCK-.
Mt;a ~ dlw R. H. SMITH, Manager.
GROCERIES
J Now hare on hand and am receiving daily a very large and well selected stock ot
Planters’ Supplies
And a general stock of Groceries, consisting in part of
BACON, SIDES,SHOULDERS & HAMS
the celebrated MAGNOLIA HAM a specialty.
FLOUR OF ALL ORADES.
_. _ Th« celebrated PRIDE OF DIXIE Flour always on hand. .
MACKEREL of all grades, iu barrels, half barrels, quarter barrels and Aits.
Corn, Corn Meal. Grits, Wheat Bran and
Cow Peas, always on hand.
BAGGING and TIES of all grades, including tbe new and best TIE ever offered to tbe public,
the celebrated bTANDARU TIE which ia bcund to be the most popular of all Ties.
I am now receiving a large lot of choice
GEORGIA CANE SYRUP,
(not Sorghum,) from my Wire Grass patrons, for sale at lowest market price. Also a general stock
to suit the family and planters trade, which 1 will sell at lowest market prices. Flease give me a
call before purcheaing elsewhere.
.T. P. B AIT FIELD,
octas-clor No'l HI.AKK’S BLOCK- l‘ lPi,4R Sf.M ICON. Gt.
Central snf SonuvesterB fiaiiroass
b&VASHAH. GAm Sx-pt 9,1873
O N and after Sunday. Sept 9, 1873, paaseng
trains on tbe Central and Southwestern
Railroads and branches will run as fellows:
T&AI5 no. L—001*0 a ORTH A»D WRST.
Leaves 8avunah H ..M. N H. M . N ..»..-.«..«. 0:to
Leaves Augusta.,
Arrives at Augusta.
Arrives a* Macon...,
Leaves Macon for
Arrives at Atlanta.
....~.4:45 P *
........6:45 P *
........9:16 P *
|H
Arrive at Eufaula 10:
Leave Macon for Columbus, except Sun*
day..
era and Atlantic and Atlanta Charlotte Air-Line
for all points West and North.
CO*1*0 SOOTH A2TD XABT.
Leaves
Arrives at Maeoo^.... 6:20 a*
uvtves Macon....................................... 7:00 a *
Arrives at MiUedgevllle 9:44 a*
Arrives at Bstooton ^11:50 a *
Arrives at Augusta 4:43 p *
Arrives at Savannah........... *.. 8:15 P *
Arrive at Macon -T..^ 6.45 a *
Leave Columbus for Mscon, except Sun
day &45PM
Arrive at Macou... 5,10 a *
Making connection at Augusta for the North
and East and at Savannah with the Ailantio
and Gnlf Railroad for all points in Florida.
TRAIH >0.2.-001*0 *ORTH ASD WRST.
Leaves Sara-'xiah.......^...„................... 7:50 P X
Arrives at Augusta M .... M . M ..........ra. 5:40 a X
Leaves Augusta — V:43 p X
Arrives at MiUcdgerille..... 9:44 a x
Arrives at Ex ton ton ^...lldO a X
Arrive* at Macon 8:00 a x
Leaves Macon for Atlanta 8:40 A X
Arrives at AtlanU 1:45 T x
Leaves Maoonfor Albany and Eufaula, 8 20 A X
Arrives at Eufaula.^. 8:56 p x
Arrives at Albany 2.-03 P X
Leaves Macon for Columbus 9.10 a *
Arrives at Columbus 8.15 P X
Trains on this schedule for Macon. AtlanU
Columbus. Eufaula and Albany daily, making
close connection at AtlanU with Western and
Atlantic and AtlanU and Charlotte Air Line.
At Eufaula with Montgomery ft Enfanla Rail
road; at Columbus with Western Railroads.
Eufaula Train connects at Fort Valley for Per*
and at Cuthbert for Fort Gaines daily except
DRY GOODS! PRY GOODS !
JOHN ROONEY,
(Late of Corkery ft Rooney.)
■yyrJLL open op Monday, a aplendui now lino of J-Julies and Children’s plain and fanq^
HOSE, RUCHINGS COLLARS & CUFFS
which must be sold cheap for Cash.
NEW DRESS GOODS
In all the desirable shades. Flannels, blankets and Counterpanes at prices to suit everybody.
Linen Goods, Kentucky Jeans, Cassitreres.iu large variety and cheap.
Domestics, Sheetings and Homespuns at popular prices
34 SECOND STREET. DAMOUR’S BLOCK.
»ep24
Train on Blakely Extension leaves Albany
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.
coxxae south a*d hast.
Leaves AtlanU.....................................2:05 P X
Arrives at Macon from AtlanU 6A5 p *
ires Albany........................10:10 A X
jtcs Kuf»u...................................... 8JO A X
Ar rives at Macon from Eufaula and AJ-
banj^„ 6:43 P X
Leaves Columbus^.^.^^ ^.llrfWAX
Arrives at Macon from Columbus.^ M)5 P X
Leaves Mtcsn w ...7J3px
Arrives at AujcusU......^.^ M ^....„....5:40 A X
Leaves Augusta *. ^....9:65 P x
Arrirem at barannah 7J5 A X
Making connection at Savannah with Atlantic
and Godf Railroad for all piinU in Florida.
Passergers for Milled revile and Eatouton will
take train No. 2 from Sanumah, and train No. 1
from Macon, which trains oonnect daily except
Monday, for these points.
ATLANTIC & SDLF R. B.
imnix. Jniriaun}
and afl<r SUNDAY, Julj 11, Fmuec«eT
WTrains on this Boad will run as follows:
NIGHT EXPRESS.
Leave Sbvznnahdaily at........2J5 P x
Arrive at Jesup.
Arrive at Albany.^.
Arrive at LiyeOak.
Arrive at Tsllahassee^.,
Leave Balnbridfe......—
Lsava Tho—riKa,. M
Leave Jesup r
Arrive at Savannah
No change of cars bvt ween riavancah and Jack
sonville and SavantAh and Albany.
Sleeping cars run through to and from Savan
nah and Albany. --
JuiKrn Irom Bemrneh tor Perracdin,
GaizwsriUe asd CtJir Kqr, take this train.
FssKnnrs iMvin* Bunn at 7.43 a J, ('■-ibr ax-
«pt Sar.isj) connect ^st Jesup with th's^
tmm fekitlw this trmin CO*,,
at J»lpVilh tha train srnrin* in Bacon PJ?
T FssawrerVboa 8arannah for Bruniwinj
Dsrira t.v. this train, arririnx at Brnzr 1
’^urenn boo B asiwick arrin at Baran*
nah9.13ain
>’o chance cf cars bstaeea Bouts ornery and
Jacksonville,
Pullman sleeping car are run through to and
BnfaoX BoMjotaetT. Hohile, New Or-
Bsil stesoer lsaTss Bainbridxn for A paiarhi-
cds arm Sunday sltsmoon; for ColnmbnseTerj
~rm1nc.ni- morning. ...
cSeccniacticn at Jacksonrtll. dailj (Son-
dajs msptol^orGneii Cora 8prings,_St Ao-
StVohn’i riser.
COACH
attach bd.
team Sarannah. Sstnrdsys excepted, at 5.43 F X
Arrive Jesup
Ar.v- sAvassah .
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS—EASTERN DI-
Leave Bavannah. Ecadayi excepted, at 7AO ax
Arris***
Arr.ve
Antre at
Arrive at Dapott
Leave Dupont
Leave Blackabear
Le*Te Mclnuzh " " aSpx
A rive at Savannah “ .
western ditision.
X0»AT. WRD5RSSAT A»» ralDAT,
9 45A*
2.00
STOP*
7.(5 P X
AM A X
R. H.MAY & GO.,
98 OHEKRY ST., MAOON, GA.,
Manufacturers ot and Dealers in
CAMIAmn WAGONS,
HARNESS, SADDLES, WHIPS,
BRIDLES, COLLARS, AND HAMES,
VALISES, TRUNKS, TRAVELING
BAGS. CHILDRENS CARRIAGES,
LAP ROBES. HORSE BLANKETS,
SOLE, UPPER AND HARNESS
LEATHER, CALF SKINS, SHOE
FINDINGS.
E. 3. WYNN. E. H. LIGHTFOOT.
WYNN & LIGHTFOOT,
78 THIRD STREET, MACON. GEORGIA*
Respectfully call tbe attention of th ublic to their large stock of—
Groceries and Provisionsj Corn, Bacon, Flour, Sugar,
Coffee» Svrup, Bagging and Ties, Tobacco, etc.,
mntto 100 n - ttmer °“ to mentKD - SEKA-ar
% THE SBEAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE
AND
Passenger Route,
VIA. SAVANNAH.
This line ha* greater capacity tor Freight and better accommodation* for Passenger* than any
competing iia*.
Leave
HACOS
r ol TraniporUrion.
Hs HAINES,
General SuperiMaleGt.
Price oi ticket includes Meals and Berths on Ship.
OXB OF THE FOLLOWING MAGNIFICENT STEAMBES OF, THIS LINE
SAILS PROM SAVANNAH AND NEW YORK
WEDNESDAYS. I SATTTBDAYS.
Steamer CITY OF COLUMBUS I Steamer CITY OF MACON,
Steamer GATE CITY.
was*
!Steamer CITY OF SAVANNAH
i everything the market* afford,
r all rail lines and *oe what you
W, W. COLLINS,
—MANUFACl UEER OF AND ')EiLEK IN-
Carriages. I aggies,
WAGOIS,"
BABY GABS AND HARNESS.
MACON, GEOHGIA.
I am Headquarters for anything in my line, and a call
will convince yon that I can sell lower than any man in
the State. J
I WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD.
No Cm,, ao cocertam onnowtionj. Table taraubed with eTirjthim, the markets afford.
Add cost oi meat's sod sleeping berths to price of ticket by »11 rail lines and Me what yaa Bare bj
ha Tarnish Eonle.
My vehicles have been used in’this market for nine (9)
years, and in every case have given satisfaction. I have in
stock
20 Nice Carriages,
25 Stylish Top Buggies.
200 Stylish and Durable No-Top Buggies.
150 Two-Horse Wagons.
60 One-Horse "Wagons.
I have recently leased the upper wareroom of No. 66
Second street, recently occupied by the Macon Cadets, and
I now can show by far the largest Carriage Repository and
the largest stock of goods in the State. Call on me. I
will treat you right.
W. W. COLLINS,
66, VO and 72 Second street, Factory on Poplar street.
CHAS. G. SMITH,
(SUCCESSOR TO M.R. BOGEES * CO.)
—WHOLESALE AND EETAIL DEALER 1N-
Flne Tennessee Meats, Sausages, Tennessee Coun
try Produce, Fish, Oysters and Dressed Poultry.
-ALSO DEALBLIN-
CONFECTIONERIES, FRUITS AND TOYS
NO. IOG OHERKY STREET.
■ Handle Apples In large quantities and can furnish the trade si bara amaa- J {{Sit!*
a ty of flno Fruit*, such u California Pev* and Gra^ci. alio fresh French Candy arnvaiig weekly.
TOYS.
*&%?£££?£ oh'.MS
to visit iuy store.
Fine Tennessee Beef, Mutton, Pork and Sausage.
I derote most ot my time to this depm-tment of my business and <« •>' *« atiera for jmihinc
pertaining to It. Meats and fianngn shipped on any of the Radi«s VYfJStrH'h. «.
My store will contain the beat goods to be hid in the market, and tl e P nt *', ( . *^*" n X*
w as uy of the same class of goods, l’olite and .Uentlre g.ntlem,n rnw*) to serre the taxron^
_ earnestly call your attention to my store, No 100 Cherry Strict, «, tor occupied by Maior M H,
Rogers, a* a Confectionery and Candy Manufactory.
I plead thi* advantage, that everything i* fre»h and new—no old atock t° ^
SEYMOUR, TINSLEY & CO.,
Wholesale agents for the state of Georgia for
THOS. C. WILLIAMS & CO.’S
GENUINE
L1CY IINTl TOBACCO.
Thi* tobacco ha* »tooJ the tect for ten year* past, and ha* *lw»Y* 8 iTen Bali * faCti00 ’ W 700
" UCxHINTON.
lU liieiuliljvl Ul.t 1 vjl. at t Y fNXr D.
SEYMOUR.T1NSLRY & CO.
THE CHARLESTON
AMHONIATED& ACID PHOSPHATES,
GEO. W. SCOTT & CO.,
ATLANTA. GA
General Agents for Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee.
These Fertiliser, are made Irom the Bones of Anted iiurira Anims'., and Phospbatie Nodolw fbund
^Erforepo re basing yoar Guano tor n.lt ynr. plnse eaU on oar WfeaU or writ, tora, for ClrcuUr
giringanalyses, Prieea,Termaetc. ...
Th. Chsrklon Ammon sled Is a complete manure for ootton. com “ _TT, ton ^.. stable
Tbe charlerion Acid is a High Grad. Superphosphate for composoog with cotton seed er stsblo
““mEMES. COLEMAN A NBWSOMB we oor mentsrt Macon. G*. oct3»...8t
ESECUTOB’S SALE OP VALUABLE
EEAL ESTATE.
S EOEGIA. BIBB COUNTYe-By Tiitn. of
authority, given me in tha will of Mra Jan.
*«. deceated. 1 will selL on the ffrat Tuesday
in > ovemoer, 1A78. during tho legal hoax s of isle,
tho folio.ing ~—
Two brick s. ^ IboatM
22.^23^'
Also, block* 1
.Wall
No*. 9 and 10. containing near
and bounded by Third. Oglethorpe.
Second and Hawthorn ktreet*. known as tn* late
residence of said Mr*. Jtne Roger*. Anew
street will be opened tkrourh thi* property. *nd
thiwn two block* rab-divided into various lots,
»uitable for item and residence*. There fa now
- upon there feta the reaidence of Mr*.
and five other oomforteblo dweDinjc
bou»-:s. stores and other improvement*.
A thorough map of the premise* ha* fc*cn made,
•nd can kw zt the o2ce of Whittle ± Whit-
ll The , ?wostore*^rinb***3S t ?efor8 the court
house doer, the balance of the property on the
promise* under an order from the Court of Ordi
nary
For further inJormztiou applv to the Executor
or at the office of Whittle ft Whittle, attorney*
at law.
Terms of isle: One-third cash, one-third at
tix month* and ore-third at twelve month*; the
deterred payments to bear 7 per cent, interest
from day of **le, if paid promptly at maturing,
if not. then ten per cent, a year, from day of aale.
POSTPONED EXEOUtOE'5 SALE.
W ILL be sort
in the to*nof L««*burg, Lee county, on
the flrat Tae*J»7 i° November next, be weea
the legal hour* of *ale. tbe Plantation belonging
to tbe e*tares-C. Bryan. <Loea*ed lying near
the line of th>* ^ W railroad, on* and one-half
xnUesfroa Adam’* atari.a. and thro* and a half
mile* from ft ooosistiag of t^n lot* of
trnaH of Trt'A *re* eaeh. »»* rA in g 2,025 acre
Terras of *al-. on—half ca>;. o.. «nce in oa«v» d
two jean. - th 7
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1. c. PLANT & SON.
Bankers and Brokers
MACON. GBOKGIA.
bay and sell Exchange, Gold. 8took* and Bond
Deposits Her^ived 1
AUvaiu-e* nan* on cotton in fttoro
COLLECTIONS PROM* A LY ATTENDED TO