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But. H. I*. IcDwirl’ii Speech »t Ac ceptance Before the State l*rsa- rratie CenTeation. Mr; President and gentlemen or the convention; 1 am (irofoundly grateful for the honor you have conferred iijmid me. This mark of confidence and esteem arouses in my breast emotions which can not be fully expressed in words, and which lime cannot efface. It was with a deep sense of re sponsibility, and of distrustof my fitness, that I entered upon the discharge of the duties of chief magistrate, to fill the unexpired term of Governor Stephens. The difficulties and requirements of the position admonished me that I would make mistakes; that! should disappoint the expects tions of sanguine friends; that I might fail of that ideal adminis tration of public affairs which lias ever been the dream of the patri ot, and the aim of the upright anil enlightened executive. I could do no more than pledge, to the per formance of the high duties de volved upon me by the favor of the people of Georgia, the earnest purpose and utmost endeavor of my life. I may not have admin istered the executive branch of the state government with the “wisdom, justice ami moderation’’ which would fitly illustrate the motto of our beloved common wealth. I have endeavored, hon estly and fearlessly, to discharge my duty. Sometimes I have met with harsh criticism, or undeserv ed rebuke, and unjust aspersion. Ilut thank God. all the time with encouragement and support. The people who generously con fided to me this great trust have still more generously sustained me in the execution of it. And now this convention of the demo cratic party of the state has ap proved my official conduct by pla cing again in my hands the stand ard of the party. Is it strange that my emotions deprive me of fit words to express my gratitude? In accepting your nomination I can only renew my promise, that should it be ratified by the people I will do whatever within my (low er may lie to promote the welfare of Georgia. The democratic party mat’ well appeal to the people of Georgia to continue its representatives in all departments of the state govern ment. Democratic administra tions, since the period of revolu tion and reconstruction, have giv en the state better government than that of many sister states, nnd certainly as good government ns any state in the union lias cn joyed. In proof of this, contrast the condition of the people of Georgia at the beginning of the administration of Governor Smith, in 1871, with their present condi tion. Time lias cooled the pas sions aroused by the violent strug gle between the republican and democratic parties for supremacy in the State. We may now pass in partial judgment upon the re sults. During the short period of re publican control, the rate of taxa tion was high, but the public debt was largely increased without equivalent; an era of extravagance threatened to corrupt every de partment of the government, state, county and municipal; the laws were not enforced and the courts were last losing public confidence; the relations of the white and col ored races became more and more unsettled and threatening, and fatal disorders seemed inevitable; the finances of the state fell into confusion, the public credit stead ily declining, carried down with it county credit, municipal credit, corporation credit and private credit. When the democrats came into power reform followed. The finances of the state graduallv and steadily improved. The large floating debt was paid or funded. The principal of the debt lias steadily diminished, except when increased by contingent liabilities for previons railroad indorsements which the state was called upon to assume. Taxation has steadi ly decreased. The valid bonded debt and the contingent liability which lias been assumed, amount ed to nearly twelve million dollars. It is now about $8,687,635—the sum of $750,000 having recently been paid in a single transaction. Every material interest of the peo ple has prospered. Industries have keen diversified—manufac tures promoted—agriculture im proved—faculties for education in creased—commerce extended— crime has decreased—punishment is more certain—the laws arc bet ter executed. Bearing in mind the conditions under which the democratic party assumed (lower, it will be seer lliat no people in the same length of time ever accomplished more in all that constitutes a free, pros perous and happy commonwealth. Thoughtless persons sometimes say there is no difference in prin triple between the two great politi cal parties of the country; that it is merely a questioned who shall hold the offices. Aside from all others there is this vita! differ ence: The republican party (the name being a palpable misnomer) believes in lodging the greatest possible amount of |iowcr farthest away from the |ieople. Tlic cen tral government, with them, would lie supreme—the state reduced to counties and the latter to town ships, with scarcely more than the right of petition; unless it lie, a right to meddle in the affairs of their neighbors. This system leads directly to empire. The democratic party believes in letting the (iCople govern them selves as much as |Missible and as nigh their homes as possible; that county and municipality shall do whatever may not lie lietter done liy the slate; that the. state should do whatever cannot be better done by the federal gov ernment. We believe that the liest place for the money of the |icople is in the pockets oftliepeo pie. And that for every object, except the yiecessary ex (tenses of the various branches of our com plex system of government, each in its appropriate sphere, they cau spend their money more wisely than any government can spend it for them. An illustration, which should become familiar to all the |ieoplc, will show the effects of the two principles of government in con trast. In the message which I submitted to the general assembly in July, 18S3, I called attention to it, as follows: “We collect from the |icople of Georgia for state and county purposes, annu ally, less than one dollar and twenty-five cents |ier capita. The federal government collects from the people of the United States annually more than seven dollars (icr capita." Contrast these amounts with the benefits respec tively conferred. The one is the outcome of republican principles put into practice by republican administrations. The other democratic doctrine carried out by democratic administrators. Federal taxation, under republi can rule, is nearly six times more, (icr capita, than state and county taxation combined, in Georgia, under democratic rule. Wlio cat say that the federal government gives an equivalent to the people for the cnorimms revenue collect ed beyond what is necessary to provide for the public debt? Can anybody say that it furnishes more than the state and county authorities? If Georgia lias prospered by reason of government at home, in spite of bad federal government, how might we not improve our condition could we drive the re publicans from (tower? Reform would follow, extravagance would give place to judicious economy— taxation would be reduced to the necessities ot economical, consti tutional government; corruption would cease, there would lie no enormous surplus of revenues to poison every vein of the body (xil itie—and men coming into offi.-e poor would no longer, in a few years, bloom with millionaires. May wc not hope to accomplish this great work? The national democratic party has nominated for president and vice-president Cleveland and Hendricks, whose conduct in the highest office in the gift of states has exemplified all that is grand in the principle: of the party, and all that is best in the glorious record of its lead ers. No patriot need tear to trust them. No man need doubt that their election would herald the dawn of a brighter day for every man who wishes to perpetuate in this union the priceless boon ot constitutional liberty and good government.—Constitution. That Cotton Picker. Planters who have faith in the possibility of picking cotton by machinery, will lie somewhat dis- appointed to hear that the ma chine invented by Mason, of South Carolina, will not lie put on the market this fall. It is said that it is the ninety seventh cotton picking machine that lias been in vented, and the only one that has proved a success. While the practicability of the machine has not been directly questioned, and while it lias been stated that the inventor has had unlimited capi tal at his disposal, it is not vet perfected. Several new and iin proved machines have been built, and Mr. Mason will take advan tage of the earliest cotton that opens this season to correct the defects in them, and will then ex hibit them at the various fairs and expositions throughout the South during the fall and winter. It is to be hoped that the in veutor will he able to overcome the difficulties remaining in his way. Those familiar with the cotton plant and fruit can easily imagine what these difficulties a-c. Probably there is not one planter in a hundred who has not, at some time in his life, consider- e “ invention of a cotton pick- ing machine, but the irregular growth of the plant, ami the jie- culiar manner in which the cotton is produced, among the leaves and branches, have been seemingly in superable obstacles iu their way. While there is no difficulty in constructing a machine that will pick cotton, there are thousands of planters who will never lielicve that it can lie gathered by ma chinery free of trash andleaves and without injury to the plant and immature Imlls. Probably tic most promising aidtocotton (lick ing will lie some modification of the barbed glove, heretofore ex perimented with to some extent. if Mason makes his machine an undoubted success, it will not only be worth a fortune to the i: - veutor, hot will save the planters of the South millions of dollars annually.—Savannah Xews. ■ « -e—— — “Clara, what makes you sit so close to George when he calls Sat urday night? I lio|ie you will not forget the proprieties, my child.” “Oil, but ma. George is dreadfully deaf." “Yes, I remember your fa ther was troubled with the san e coinplaint before we were married, but now I cannot go through his |MH-kcts'in the morning without waking him up.” POWDER Absolutely Pure. Tliis Pow«ler never varies. A marvel of purity, strength ami win »!<.»}« oneness. More economical than the onliiian kinds, and cannot In* sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. I loyal Baking Pow der 1*41U*» Wall street N. Y. in ay-22-1 y POISON OAK Seems to yield every time to treatment with Swift's Specific. * Spartanburg. S. March 13, 1884. Yourmost valuable medicine (Swift's Specific ) has d »nc me so much good that I feci like saying this for the benefit of those who suffer like I did. I was poi soned by Poison Oak. and saw not a well day for six years, until 1 used Swift’s S|**cific. In the six years I used almost everv kind of medicine, but none had the desired effect. After using six l*ot- tles of Swift’s Specific I am restored to perfect health—with not a sign of that awful iHiison left! Yours Trulv. DAM!) NESBITT. POISON OAK. I had for thirtv-cight years suffered every soring and summer with Poison Oak, wnicli 1 contracted in bathing when a l*ny. I tried everything for it. including many physicians* but without any benefit. I took six Urttlesof Swilt’s Specific (S. S. S. tfour years ago. and it cured me sound and well. Three sum mers have passed, and I have had n< return of it. JOSEPH PEASI.Y. Columbus, Ga. Remarkable Rewalfft. I have had remarkable success with Swift’s Specific; have cured several cases permanently in a very short time. One case which i am now* treating w as given up to die. and after using three bottles is so far recovered that I think one more bottle will cure her. The most remark- ahie case of all was a lady with medu- lary cancer of the woiuh, for whom I had no hope whatever. After using one bottle I am satisfied she will s<h>ii be cured. J. Wyiik Qcilliax. M. p., Easleys, S. C. Our Treatise on Blond ami skin Dis eases mailed free to applicants. THE SWIFTSPECIFIC CO., Drawer3 Atlanta. Ga. X. ^ . Oflice. 1.10 W. 23d Sr., Itctwcen tit a A- 7th A vs. jy-24-lm. Dr. White’s Family MEDICINES A RK all made from the Prescriptions of one of the most celebrated Phy sicians that Georgia ever produced. lie has long 1 teen gathered to his fathers; but the name of I>r. WHITE will never be forgotten. As long as humanity suf fers from disease, so long will people con tinue to use his valuable Remedies, and praise his name and skill for the relief and cures they produce. Dr. White’s Vermifuge, A curtain t'nre fur Worms. Large But tle 25 cents. Dr. White’s Compound Fluid Ex tract Bueli ii, For all Kidney Diseases. Price 50 Cents Dr Whites Ccmponml stihd of Hoarloond, H .sey, Wilt Cherry anl Tar, Tiie Great Cough Remedy. Price 50 Cents. Dr. White's Magic Liniment, The Great Stimulating Liniment for Man or 1 least. Price 25 Cents. Dr. White's Cathartic Liver Pills, Unequalled as a Cure for Biliousness. No Griping. Do not make you sick. Price 25 Cents. Dr. White's Compound Fluid Ex tract of Sarsaparilla, with Iodide of Potash. I’riee 50c. Physicians will ail tell you this is ilie ONLY Remedy for Blood Disease. All of Dr. White's Family Med icines are for Sale by Du J. W. STANFORD, jell) ly Cuthbcrt. Ga. SAVE TOUR MONEY! Sakes Alive! I’ve *Mt Bnagbt a PIANER. I say hit fur a fack. an’ what’s more. 1 done saved a clean |o*», by buy in’ it from Lidilm k Batts Smitten Music House, Savannah. Ga. LABOR YS. CAPITAL. “One is rr.ight f the other power.’’ It is v jnceded by the most Eminent Statesmen, that the same platform will not hold both. But it is A MISTAKE, and we can produce proof positive: :m:y ififlehstids, Thar’* no yuse in talkin’, ef yo haint got a Planer or a Drgin in j ure house yo will never know what ride simon pure happiness is. untel yo git one. an’ when yo du. jess take a woman's advice, an* save money bv burin’ hit at The Pauper and the Prince Stand on an Equal Footing, ani> ONE N AN’S NON KY IS AS G«K»I* AS ANOTHER. US&JLSMMOIIS’ CURE* otvnon. CURES LOST Appetite. Sour Stomach Foul Breatk Low SPIRITS. KNLAROM-T 0» SPLCULSO. Legal Advertiseneit*. 4 Bitts Ssttten Music House. WHERE? At the Georgia Music House. Macon, Ga. They’* the men fur my No : ■■■■■^■■■■■■■■■^ swindlin'fur them. They don’t humbug j STYLES TO SELECT FROM. yo with offers of gold dollars fur 5i> ~* . <*ents, or fl.OOl) Hauer fur 4200, but jess ! give to dollar fur dollar—yure money’s ' SFK THE LIST? SEE TIIE LIST, worth t<i a cent. They’ll do exactly as | *' they agree, in offering*tu save v«»money. \ The Grand Old rllH’KKRIXG Piano. I. invself. am one of twenty* thousand J The Brilliant MAT1II’SHKK Piano. The lelighted (sec me smile »purchasers who Silver Tone Ll* DDKS A BATE* 5 Pi am have bought of them in the last fifteen years. See what thev offer: READ THIS, IT WILL PH YOD. I have in stock a larger and better selected stock of Goods than any previous season, and owing to the low price of cotton, I have de cided to assist the good people of this section in making their mon ey go as far as (lossible, by a general reduction of my ALREADY LOW PRICES. I hare a laigc Stock of PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES Of every kind needed in this section. The separate mentioning o* which would fill the entire paper. Suffice it to say,you cau get every thing you want in the DRUG I.INE at my s.ore. For presents, in great abundance. Fine Extracts. Vine Cologne*, Fine Combs, Fine Dressing Set*. Fine Toilet Set*. Fine Albums. Fine Lamp* of all kind*. Lantern*, Inkstand*. Fine Paper, School ttooks. and Fine Hooks for Presents. Fine Family Bibles, At half the price you pay agents. PIANOS ANI) ORGANS. PIA.IOK—Rosewood, 7-< Have, Square. Large Size. Carved Leg*. Ovcr- The Soft and Sweet Tune ARION- the I test Low Price Piano in the world—a >tartling declaration bi t we mean it The World Renowned MASON A HAM LIN Organ. The PACKARD Orches tral-wonderful in tone ami power— iieautiful in finish. Tin* BAY STATE Organ —jH.wer. sweetness, lteauty of de an Organ without a in Bill BBtSSTSS mur. INDORSED BY ;ysiciahs, clercymen, ««»™ AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE. S TATE UF GEORGIA, t Randolph County. S. J Shirty. Guardian of T. K. Griffin, I. I. Griffin.’ and Ceny K. Roberts, hav ing applied to the court of Ordinary of said county for a discharge from her Guardianship of T. K. ami J. I.. Griffin, and Cenv E. K«*l*crt>’ jhtsoii and pru[»- erty. This is. therefore, to cite all i*er- s«ns concerned, to show cause by tiling objections in my office, why the said S. J. shirly should not be dismissed from her Guardianship n f T. E. Griffin. J. L. firifiin and Ceny K. Roberts, ami re ceive the usual Letters of Dismissiop. Given under my official signature. \ Jtl, Iwwt p T An ail: 4th. 1881. ~4*v' M. GORMLKY. Ordinary. (’Ration tor Leave to Nell S TATE OF GEORGIA. Randolph Countt. THE ONLY GENUINE ills' liter Mil? „ p strung Bass. All Improvements, Only : dgn. and low price |2lo. Fpriglits 4223. Grand Spiares. ! rival at the price. 7!^ 4225. From Old and Reliable | Every instrument guaranteed. Makers. Sweet toned. |*erfcct ami dur-j We know what we sell, so we are not able. Good for a lifetime. afraid \p promise to keep them up. J To All AVliom it may Concern; Mi>. I.. A. Baisden. Administratrix of - Estate of John A. Baisden. deceased, lias in due form applied to the uiidersign- j l ?J L»r leave to sell Three Hundred ami ! s,xtv i«cres of Land, more or less, in the county of Covington ami State of Ala* ] bam a. as the projn rty of .1. K. Baisden. , deceased. Also, one Hundred and Fifty 1 op in 2S east and SI pahgss ui bottle; j proiierty of .1. 1J. Baisden. deceased, ami 1 said application will be heard on the 1st Monday in October. 1884. This Aug. 4th. _ M. GORMLKY. aug7 4w Ordinary. None others CLAIMING, —, - .7, — make Simmons’ Liver IA A X 01 ICE, ON TIIE MARKET. MANY FACTUM ED V.Y F.SIMMONS A CO., St. Louts, Mo. i -Walnut «’»scs. Extend- j (jNK j»j{ IC > K TO A LL—The OHUATN ed Top, two sets Reeds. 3 Stop.-. only 4*55; j four sets Reeds. 7 Stops, only 41 i5; !♦ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■NN Stops, 47»j. In elegant eases, richly or- j Laborer who digs ditches or picks rags (lamented; guaranteed in tone, con- canbuv a< cheap as the Railroad King. i f . 1 t retlieine even PRETEND * have hatl any rights tore than IO or 12 years. struction and durability. i Every instrument p ice«l ami printed in 0 s And Munii-al Morcbnndise Generally, cheaper than factory prices. (Jail and see them. BABY CARRIAGES; All Prices, Cheap enough for the Cheapest, and Fine enough for the Finest. A Larire Lot of All Grades. Cheap. A Large Lot of SOAP, all qualities. Cheap. Headquarters for PAINTS and OILS. I can save you nionev on LKAIk and OIL. Remember that everything I sell is fi UA It A XTE ED to be ins! as represented by me or any of my clerks, and if not so. will re- fnnd the money. I thank my many friends and customers for their past’lilieral pat ronage, and their prompt settlement of accounts, and ask a contin uance of the same in the future. J. W. STNFORDS’. ^ c *wkjiES&z; Read What a Patient says of it: “Tho Pastilles I pnrrhasrrt from yon la Anjrvst prove to toe most coacie.tivelT that ‘‘while there Is life there Is hope.” They did their work far be yond my utmost expectation*, for 1 certainly did not expect that a habit of FOURTEEN YEARS’ DURATION ««-*.*• *. , i-w*i..t*!y gotten under eon- trol la the e%« ••«:>: 1*1* t tor'* time of two months 1 can assure too no .%»*♦ modesty will keep me fram dfflnrall thatlrm »'« artdlnr »• U»e enecese which wiil sareij crown so ksdkial a remedy.” ihoeeeifrerlftom nls—srdetsd W.Ta Dn-RSI HARRIS REMEDY CO. MFC OOBSTS, M5IU0*T ST. LOUIS. MO, sci*tl»-1y Sj : i| S j £ * ? * X 3 -AT- Ttl e e==^t 1 SiE'E* EfsS! .S?lo£ |*£| Se- a -=--3.S -js Silver Ware! '‘Quadruple Plate, on White Metal." Wc arc closing out at reduced pri ces.- Call ami get a Bargain, at ct ALLISON * SIMPSON’S. Organua Plata*. of all styles, for sale cheap, by J. W. Stanford—cheaper than factory prices. Call on hint and get illustrated catalogue and prices. He will save you money. —Vyrafnge for Chills at J. W. Stakkord's. DRUNKENNESS tTRED 15 ITS YARIOI S STAGES. Desire for stimulants entirely remov- c<l. Home treatment. Medicine can be administered without knowledge of pa tient. by simply placing it in coffee, tea or any article of food. Cures guaranteed. $100 WILL BE PAID For any ease of drunkenness that Gold en Specific will not cure. Circulars containing testimonials and full particu lars sent free. Address GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO. jc-HMy. 185 Race St., t'inrinnuti. O. MRS. S. HOUCK’S. Hazard Gunpowder A SPECIALTY. ALLISON & SIMPSON, jan24-ct Agents. —Celery Bitten, the great rem edy for Nervous Headache and Dyspepsia. For sale at the Drug Store ef J. W. Stanford. 4t ATTENTION SPORTSMEN! Fishing Tackle—all kinds, at et ALLISON 4 SIMPSON S. Mr Stock of Spring and Sunnier Goods, Is now in and was never more Attractive and Elegant, embrac ing everything wanted by the Ladies. Pattern Bonnets and Hats, HATS AND BONNETS UN TRIMMED, LACES, TIES, RIBBONS, TRIM MINGS, SATINS, PLUSHES. VEL VETS. FLOW ERS. MOSS CHENEILE. Daisies etc. Baby Caps Hu man Hair, Toilet Goods, Zephyrs, etc. Ladies and Misses Ready-Made Suits. Everybody invited to call and examine goods and compare prices. No trouble to showr goods and satisfaction guaranteed. Call and see me before purchasing elsewhere. oc-t5-ct HARDWARE —AND— GROCERIES. Anythin, in tarUm. Will give S|iccial. Low Figures on. Can’t be undersold, (if Seller pays for Ids Goods.) ct ALLISON <k SIMPSON. _ . plain figures. Descriptive I’ricc Lists ren first-class Makers and over 300 , with all terms, cash, time and special different styles to select from. Easy In- ' conditions, sent to any addri >s. No dc- stallnients; $15 monthly on 1‘iaiios, or 4*> j viation from printed lists; s«> do not on (>rgaii5. and j write letters to find out “what is the Best With each Piano, a good stool and we ran do.** but **el . ® 1 and write for it. whether on loiy cover. With each Organ ( a good foreash. stool and instructor. With each Piano cr Organ, a book of music. Aiftocap the climax, they actually de liver the instrument to your nearest de pot or landing. .4 L L Fit El II nr PA ID, Take my advice; they did fair by me. an’they will du the same by yo.* But don’t try tu beat them down have YOU RUN NO RISK— No Possibility ok l^iss! WHY? Because, if you so desire, the in strument will i*e sent you on trial. You can then sec if it is as represented, he- a dollar is paid. Is this not fair? fore ; ; the advantag You or the iil*on these Georgia Music lur they Who ha ‘ tlirioll: ■ Only Oxf. Price, | Concluslon , nil they stick to It like a coon to a fret*. Buy of them, an* they will satisfy yo or pav back yure money. Send yure iiame ati^ p«»stoffiee. an* tell ’em what yo want, an’ they'll send yo nior’ii a peck of cat alogues, circulars and price lists, which will help yo to pick out the Instrument yo want. Jess put on vourletter: LUDOEN & BATES’ Southern Basic House, SAVANNAH. ISA.. in' it will ri, rit '. an* vo'II ^il an answer in a jiffv, fur llii-v all jit iq, soon in tin- luoniin , 1 kin tell ver. Y.uir'ii, Hetsy Ba MILTON lllOOINS. I*. —They wanted me to Ik* their Agent fur this settlement, but I burnt got no time jess now. an’ I don’t reckon hit would pay. no how, as the folks is so down on such things. But 1 don’t keer ef they .*.ir. my 1‘laner is here tu stay, ef the hole settlement gits » own on* me about hit. ian-17- je-2U-ct \Yc keep an immense supply of Mn^ie . Books, sheet Music and Music Supplies ! generally. /|^*SjM-cial Discount t«* Teachers in j all * hmhIs. ! tir- SjK*einl Discount to the Clergv on i all G#mm1s. R^^.l’rom lu t*»25 |*cr rent saved by J addressingfor catalogue. The Georgia Music House, I E. 1). IRVINE. Manager, Macon, l Ja. | feb 28 lv. L J. Mil?, TESTIMONIALS. "*-i<h«»p T>. S. T>oggett. Rielunond, Vn. t Julj l, 1 *>«, says, “ Your Liver Medicine has \nyv great serviet* to mv^lf aniHamily. We lim •sul’stit utc for it The parcel which you gen- aiislv sent us several years ago is nearly ex- msted. We can’t d«» without it. 1 wish you send us another supply. It is invaluable.” *• Some rear or more a*ro I partially lost in'* •octite. am! xvliat i did eat soured on n: # jnacli, and I lelt depressed and often ha* -ulache, which eoiitiiiuailv grew worse tin l ;s indut'Ctl to purchase :v package of i'r. M. SimiiioiiVLiver Medicine, whichlia-*oti!iro!> • t«*red my appetite and n»vi\e*l my spirit-, pi I have* i*o more headaches. My wife re- :ils it a % indispensable in t*ur family; we will •* he without it.” J. J. Nelson, Charleston, C., Nov. i*u, 1S8U. .•lev. J. I?. Graves. ot!it<»r and proprleioro? k II.vitist, Memphis, Temi.. says: *T r« • \e«l a package of your Liver Medicine, am’ ive use half «*f it. It works like a cham .vnnt no better Liver Regulator, and eert.iinl > inure of Filin’s niixiurc.” J. ll. Gkavjks. “Thi-s is to certify that I n ed one package c l ilia’s Siiumoiis’ Liver Regulator or Medit in', id it did |iie no good, and that I am now teii-i i\ M. A. Mn'inons^IJver Medicine and it i* >ing me a great deal of good. They are yei* enL every w:ivexcept the name.” T. i Holly Springs. Miss., April 24,187V For sale in f’ufhbert, Ga., by J. \Y. STANFORD, only. tf C lOrKT OF ORDINARY, J Term. 1SS4, sitting for r«A —Taylor’s Picmiiitn Colojrne at tf ‘ J. W. STANFORD'S. —Fruit Jar* for sale cheap, at.I. W. STANFORD'S. CUTHBEIIT, GA. FREE! RELIABLE SELF-OURi: A fkvorite prosrr’ption of on# of tl* most not*sl *ml Rii.-eefSlul in the T.: In«*w relire«1 • l«tr thenireiif .Trrrow* KrMiih Leaf ItVaUrnriM at»l Dmi|i. Ui pk.u »;iil'*'l fiiv- loiif/ref. lirii-gltiicau fillf Address DR. WARD & CO., t o-jisiana. f-V SM’ptlrly Special IndueeiurnlK On Flour, Stt«r:tr. ami Colli v. at ALLISON A- SIMl’SON’S. jan24-et . . Align.* itrinjr for t',iuiitv Fur- i ; «*: Onlorw! that tin- Tax Ii,ll«’-tnrot Kanilolph f.iunty, lx- ami hr i* hrrrlir aittliorizril ami .lirr. tnl t„ levy ami « <ilU'rt a Tax for the year last: Twenty rents nn the One Uumtrril In,liars f,,’r Su|K-riur t'onrt; Tent enfs on the One lliiiidn-il I),.liars f„ r huihling ami re|.alrtlig liritlges- Ten Cents nil the Otteqltinilrt-d ln.llars f,,r Jail am] re- nairing Jail; Five t’ents mi the Unc lnnulreil Dollars to pay non resident Witnesses ami ..Hirers of Court; Five Cents on the One llumlre.l Hollar, for 1 auj*er Purposes and Ineidental Kxi*fie <es. i’oral for < ountr Fiftv t cuts on tlu» Hundred D*»IIars. and Tucntv Five ‘ enfs for State. Total for State ami Uoiinty Seventy Five Gents on the One hundred Dollars. Given under my hand and official Signature, fliis August 5th. Ls>* M. GORMLKY. Ordinary. aug7-cnd and Ex Officio Clerk. Randolph Sheriff Sales. W I 1.1, be sold In-fore the Court House d«*or iuCuthbert.Ga.. on the fir.-t ! ?<s 4. between the following pro(*< r- Tuesday in Septend.ei legal hours ol sale, tl ty t**-w it: One large \\ all Tent and Fixtures. a<« the property of \V. II. Dixsiui, to satisfy a 1*i l*ai issued from Randolph Sii|K*ri«»r t ourt, in favor of officers ot court, vw W. II. Dixstm. PHILLIP PEARCE, Sheriff. July 31, 4w. Garden Seed Of every variety, :it wholesale anti retail, at A. \Y. STANFORD'S Wheat Brail, AT ALLISON it SIMPSON'S. jan24-ct TAKE MerrelTs Hepatine, For All Diseases of the Liver ’ | Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Etc. i Cooliiiiff A' lira tine/ Stores HF.AtHP'AUTKIIS FOU For sale by all Druggists. mav2'J ct 37 n eree re, I ’resrke-rtj, Gletsxereir -. Leene/m an el Sririiiy Ma chine*. Will duplicate any bill within five hun dred miles of this place. jun7-et Sash, Doors and Blinds, We make a s|iecially. Call ami got and our prices. ALLISON & SIMPSON. jan24-ct US^I-inseed Oil and Pure Lead at such low prices as to defy coui()ctition, at the Drug Store of J. W. STANFORD. Haiman’s and Avery Plow Stocks, FOB $1.25, AT ALLISON & SIMPSON’S. j:>n24-ct Citation for betters of Dismission. OTATK0F UKUKlilA, ^ R\NDoi.rii c«»rxty. Whereas. II. O. Ik-all. a* Executor of A. s. F. McBride, represents fi* the court in his jK-tilion, duly filed and en- tered on record, that lie* has fullv ad ministered A. S. F. McBride’s estate. This is. therefore, fi* cite all persona concerned, kindred ami creditors, fi* >how cause, if any they can, why sadd Executor should not Ik- discharged front Ids Executorship and secure letters of dismission on the first Mondav ill Oct., IMSf. Witness tny hand otUcudlv. July 1881. M. GORMLEY. Ordinarv. July 3.3m. Cituliou for letters of biuiriliiinship. OTATK i»F CKlflK.IA, ^ , R.vni*oi.i*ii UnrsTT. James K. Bridges, having applied to be appointed Guardian of the j»crson and property of James r,, ra Ethridge, ainin- «.r mi'll r 14 years of age. resident *»f said county. This is to cite all persons con cerned to be and appear at theterm of the court ui Ordinary fi* Ih- held on the 1st Monday in Scpreinl*er. and show cause, if any thev can. wMy sai*| James E. Bridges should not Ih* intrust ed with the Guardianship of tl\r person and pro|H*rty of J. r. Ethridge. Witnesa my (*!fi« ial signature, this Julv 28. 18A4. M. GORMLKY. Ordinary July 31. 4w. Randolph i'lHinfy. Citation. S TATE OF GEORGIA. Ranihu.i-ii ('otrxTT. To all whom it may «*oneern: Ira P. RIkhIcs. Administrator of Le- vonia Hall, deceased.has in due form aj*- plied fi* the undersigned for leave to mII the real and persona! nropertv lielong- ing t«* the estate of said deceased. Ami said application will Ih* heard on the first Monday in September next, first day of Sej»feinl*er. |.sk|. M. GORM LEY, Ordinarv. July 31. 4vv yo t $ o o -o g 3. QJ l 5 yzj el ^ — O O O ^ ’’"3 - bit 2 — ■ fi 2 r rs 3^ q_j3 o TmC Lav/S OF HJ PAHTTITO'W! I am selling Strict ly Pure Lead, war ranted, and Linseed Oil at prices that will enable every body to paint up. I Get my figures be fore you paint. J. W. Stanford O' e^tral IStituTE $100.00 A WEEK! We can guarantee the alnive amount togixMl, active, energetic Gotirdisiu Sale of Southwestern Hal Road Stork. S TATE OF GEORGIA. Kanin »lwi t’orsn. B Y virtue of an order granfisl by the < 'ourt of i Ordinary. July term* 1884, will be sold before the e*»urt house d»*»»r in the city of PuthlHTt. on tin* first Tues day in ScpteinlsT. lHMf, Twenty Shares of Southwestern Railroad Stink, as the projHTty of J. B. Key Allison, ami Maud Allison, minor children **f Janies A. Allisoi . The pri*cecd* of said sale t*» he inv«*sted in Cuth!*ert Maimfartmin^ t’oiiipany SfiH'k. and sol#l f*»r cash. JAS. A. ALLISON. Guardian oi J. B. Key Allison, and Matt*! Allison. July 15th. I*mL julr 24. fil. Mweffn! At weep*! Kweepn ! ! All shapes and sizes, at ct ALLISON* SIMPSON’S. O,SI". XjOo’IG, MO. OUCCESSOHj T3 OFf.Cfc Ik ROOMS birris’9 nsaby. tio. 92U Locust A?. 1. L&3A" E. K.3.. Prrz't k Piydda# * Cia ::Zl2C:r ZZZZMX. Trcis. i Issia:** KiZiZ T :»-'irii•** lu* r»t»»i*!«* f:n-IIIHc« »n*t »n • i Kai'iiil> . \\*:.iic ll kiirrrel* l»» a G - n--«. n- iirh Ii 1 - Uccii »*-t:ihli^i«-«l l«»r rear* .1. .ii*. v «-rt*»n-l its :*if*U«'aI n*»«l Mirgiral |*r •«*. {fivi-ijf «kil Iti 1 aid scienliiie Irealuieiit r 0 v !C OIS ASES fU'SJfaA.W lb-art. f.lrer.^tfHu.n-ti ll*>s«-ls.l:li«-u -m. ";T.;.v|wia. i'«*it«uitipii*-n »i*«l A*tl*ins. JjD IMAURil tS, l»y Impure af>v* j .n. Scrofnla. Fever S»»r«-w. I leer*, etc. Ladies as well as gentlcuieii. make a success in the business. Verv little cap ital mjtiired. We have a ho‘usch*!d ar ticle as saleable as Hour. ■T MKLLN ITMELF ! ! It is used every day iu every family. (\ nu do not need fi* explain its merits, j There is a rich harvest for all who em brace this golden opportunity. It costs you only one cent to learn wfint our bus iness is. Buy a iH*sta! eard and write to us and we will send you tus am’ full particulars* Cheap, Cheaper, Cheapest Holman’s Family Bibles, All sixes and prices, Photograph Albums Large, Medium and Small, i FINE AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS, i Cigar Gases, Hand Mil rnrs. I ni*- cy Candies. Fine Toilet Set*. Fine Extracts ami Col ognes. Harris’ Tnoth- wash and TmrtJi Bonders. Scho**l Books. Accor- dians. ourprt*spce- I ’ 11 10 i:! C CTJIT-C9 *»« Ih« i.iml*-. si»i»*alCnr» \ , , r.hhflir.a nire. Vrj-Nek. Hiaeai; address plainly and receive full particii- —Sweet Gum andAIulLMn for sale at J. W. Stanford’s. And we know you will derive moregniNl I than you have any idea. Our reputa- 1 tion as a manufacturing company is such that we can not afford to deceive. . Write to us on a iM»stal and give your ilainly and receiv ||ars. Knekeye WTgf'o., _ mm. al~ .il ! <« • »-I.v MaHra,Oki«. t«* E'cttlSo-urtnaf^ «>rra»». — W A! C Irr* Ftilarilfi - an*l mrcmknrwr. cm .III C In? pin in l! *• hark or >irtr. et<- ”er'**nal Inlertlrw* v. iiIt patl«-nt.« arc »• .-r-'*• TTiiHt* id*.t1»Ic l« \i-ii lit*- In t*rni»Iir«l *rflh blank li>l« «»t «|Mr«Ii«i • thf- Joints. Hies. H-inla.I.’nptnrr. etc. 'E'KNtSS i.»lula.Rupture, el., aurt wa*l?i2 *!ise:i>« s in «!•! a j * ‘ i^lllnte s lltal -hiMatches and Snuff, ; side of N. Y. at s. s. s. Only $1.75. at J. W. Stanford's. Nho.ldrr Kracrs, For ladies nnd gentlemen, of the I armors Pills for sale by J. latest, improvement—all sizes, at •1 if not rrqitirit'-ir x •nrt-lr;tl nprratioii they t Ch6Bp «LS CcLI1 bfi bOP^ht till8 - nMv !*• n.rn-<|mii*lc»Mrc. * j .cdicit'c* *iHtl '•> mall nrt-*l>rc*‘. To owl'll » ««*m-I l*rt»j*rr 11-1 of •jtiri»li'*n** ap|*liraltls >l»o ,■ »■»>. 1 allison & simpson's. **••-#» *n -l <’<».. Artvo* A cnl*. nod r#fcr» ti ■i-t-'iLUnh r ihi» **r ;m* *-tlirr iH!n,|.n|»er in fh-' i<in‘)l (•! r i*».t -•»:.» .« ,. r C nndn« r**AU»rrting r«*|*..n!.il*ilit|r; x ** xeipn” at Office or Hr mail free mA * “ septG-Iy W. Stanford. nov30-4t J. W. STANFORD’S. -Cream Cheese, Fresh Crack- . rs and lm|Mirted and American Sardines, at ALLISON & SIMPSON'S. jan24-ct All prices ;ind kinds. BABY CARRIAGES, PAINTS AND OILS, Drills amt Mcdicim-* of all kinds, a It J.W STANFOKI*'!*. I IS?I* SfsS ? 8tf«l T*r7 I ia »rJ» % W o H a § S R | G H a M ► C K E o % ►3 •tl I o $ o S « * CD PILLS TORPID BOWEI3, DISORDERED LIVER and IWALARIA. From thes** aoorce» artoe thud-IiWfDil t the diseases of the human iw». Ton symptom* indicate theircxnttiHie : !■> I Appetite. Bow l* cadlvc, achr, fnllncn after catiag, a ciertioa of t»oAy or mted« ] of foo4, Irritability of f apirite* A fevlimg of h inme dntjr, Dtriem,] Heart, Data before the ejree.Mfl orei Urfae, l UXOTIPiTlO^ I mand tho use of a remedy that ali dtrretl on tbo Liver. AsaLivcrmcdiciDeHlll' PILLS have no c-putL Their act km—fk KUneysaml $kln is a' *o prompt; truons all impurities through these threa M aaoo rnfrri of tile sprateoa,** pnxfu - " titr, sound di^osth'U, r*-gu1ar*to skin and a vigorous bod v. TKTFl causa no naas<*a or griping nor 1 with daily work and arc a perfect ANTIDOTE TO MALAMJ 8<»l<leV'-iT'vh~r»»,$$c. llarri-.’8'. TUTTS HAIR 6u( Haib or Whisker* c stxntiy to . (inrwsr Black t plication ot tins DTE. SoM _ oeacntbycTprnsnonT-eetptcT - - . 019,-0, 44 Mnrmy Sti^-4. X— T-RR. TiTTS MMUl Of B8ETBL IfCOfT* m septfi-ly’ West's Nerve awl arsis I’lO Are a certain cure i»>r all mental and nervous disorders. For sain by J. W. Stanfoku. 4t