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All Thing* to All Hen. Au old colored man plies bis trade oi boot blacking st a stand in tbe Union Depot at Columbus. He is one of those bright looking old chaps that everybody likes to talk to. “Well, pap,” inquired one of his customers a few days ago, “you are for Blaine, aren’t you?’ “Dunno’bout that, salt. Who's yo* for?” “Oh, I’m a Blaine man every day in the week.” “So’m I, boss. Blaine am de man. My two sons an’ mj- son in law’s for Cleveland, but I’ll bring ’em ovah—I’ll fix ’em. Nevalt yo' feah!” The customer was well pleased, both with tbe old man’s work and Ins words, and gave him a quar ter. “Did I hear you say you were for Cleveland?” inquired the next customer. "G’way. iVhat’s an old man like me got to do with politics?" “Well, you ought to vote for Cleveland. Blaine’s a fraud. Why’ didn’t he go to the war? - ’ “Jus’ what I was tellin' dat od der gemman. I'm for Cleveland, early an’ late, boss. Mj- two sons and my son-in-law’s for Blaine, but I'm talkin' ’em ovah—I'll fetch ’em. No Blaine in mine, sail.” The Democrat was so well pleas cd that he, too, dropped a quarter into the old man's hand. The next customer was a Pro hibitionUt After learning this the old darkej- was for St. John, and was loud in his boasts as to wbat he was going to do~with his sons and son in-law. His reward was twelve cents. The fourth man to occupy the chair happened to be for Butler. After ascertaining this by his usual non committal caution the old sinner came out for the Peo ple’s party and repeated bis flexi ble story about his sons and his son-in-law. Reward fifteen cents. “See here, you black rascal,” exclaimed a bystander who had overheard the conversation, “what do you mean by talking like this?” You ought to be ashamed of vour self.” - “Nevalt you min’, boss. Dis byalt son know what he's about— res’ yo’ mind easy on dat. I shines for all, I does."—Chicago Herald. — s ■ Malarial Poison. Rome, Ga., May 23, 1883.—In 1880 I came from the North to take charge of the gas works in Rome, as superintendent, and af ter the overflow, which occurred in the spring following, I was verv much exposed to malarial poison, and in 1882 found my blood so contaminated with the poison that I was forced to give up busi ness. I was treated by the Rome pliysicans without relief, they ad vising me to go North, which I did. The doctors North told me that my only hope was to return to the milder climate abd accord ingly I came back to Rome, com pletely broken down and nearly a skeleton. My trouble finally determined in an abscess of the liver, anti nearly every one. (my self included) thought I was doom ed to die within a few days. In this condition I was advised by a friend to take Swift’s Specific, and I took it just as a drowning man would catch at a straw, but as soon as my system got under the influence of the remedy, the ab scess came to a point and burst, passing off without pain. In fif teen days after this I was up at my work, and since enjoyed excel lent health. Every sufferer from malarial IMiison should take Swift's Speci fic. C. G. Spencer, Sup’t. Rome Gas Light Co. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. - The Swift Specific Co., Draw er 3. Atlanta, Ga., 159 \V. 23d St.. X. Y., and 1205 Chestnut St. Pliila. m e w The Sumter Republican says: “Tuesday the first passenger train left Macon for Ellavillr. The train was new Arum engine to all the roaches, and made its ap pcaraucc at Andersonville early Tuesday morning. Ellaville now has railroad connection with the world, and we doubt not, will take on city like appearance. It is as pretty a village, and as healthful p'ace as the State can boast, and we will be proud to see it growing in imputation and pros|>crity. The good |>c«plc of that county de serve much more than n railroad.” Christianity. There is a feeling pervading the whole being of every true Christian, which ennobles him and makes him perceive the value of Christianity. There is nothing that adds more to tlie value of a man than Christianity. It makes him a good citizen, a good neigh bor, and a willing and earnest performer of ail the duties which devolve Upon him, as a son a brother, a father of a husband. It makes women good wives, good mothers, good sisters and good daughters. It makes in every possessor more valuable to the community in which lie lives. Christianity can lift a man from the lowest stratum of society and place him in an honorable position nmong men. It has an elevating influence and can cleanse a roan of his impurities, thus fitting him lor the society of the good. If it were not for Christianity' we would soon degenerate into a race of barbarians. Look at the chil dren of those who do not counten ance the Christian religion. They finally sink into the lowest depths of degradation, from which they can be raised only by tbe saving grace of Christianltj-. If Christianity were but a myth, still it would deserve tbe support of all for the good it bas done. Take away our churches, and our condition would soon become de plorable indeed. Schools and col leges could not save us, for they are but the outgrowth of Chris tianity. They are valuable, but an intellectual education, and without any of the teachings of Christianity combined with it, would fail to be of any’ value to its possessor. He wouid not promote his own permanent welfare or that of any one else. Such a one would prey upon so ciety destroying ihe virtue of the people and hindering their pros perity. Succesfnl gamblers and swindlers are generally men of in telligence, but they lack Chris tian knowledge. They do noth ing to pro.-.iote the prosperity of the country. They obtain a liv ing by preying on others. So a knowledge of the essential ele ments of Christianity, morality, sobriety, virtue, temperance, char ity, Ac., as they are taught by- ministers and Christian fathers and mothers is a necessary part of every useful education. m e — Use Year Talent. “What is that in thine hands Abel?” “Nothing but a wee lamb, 0 God, taken from the flock; I propose offering it to Thee, a will mg sacrifice.” And so he did, and the sweet smell of that burning has been filling the air ever since, and constantly going up to God as a perpetual sacrifice praise. “What is that thou hast in thine hand, Moses?” “Nothing but staff, O God, with which I tern my flocks.” “Take it and use forme,” said God. And he did. and with it wrought more won drous things than Egypt and her proud king had seen before. “Mary, what is that thou hast in thine hands?” “Nothing but pot of sweet smelling ointment, O God, wherewith I would anoint this holy one who is called Jesus.’’ And she did so, and not only did the perfume fill the house in which they were, but the Bible reading world has been fragrant with the memory of the blessed act of love, which has ever since been spoken of “as a memorial of her.” “Poor woman, what is that thou hast in thine hand?” said God. Only two mites, Lord. It is very- little, but then it is all I have, and 1 would put it into the treasury.” And she did so. and the story of her generous giving has ever since wrought like a charm in prompt ing others to give to the Lord. “What is that thou hast in thine hand, Dorcas?” “Only a needle. Lord.” “Take it and use it for me,” said God. And so she did, and not only were the suffering poor of Joppa warmly clad, but inspired by this loving life, “Dor cas societies” even now continue their benign mission to the poor throughout the earth.—S. S. Tim cs. A bad boy broke up a camp meeting in Hall county, Ga., the other day by stirring up a hor net’s nest which hung above the congregation. It was remarked afterwards by a thoughtful deacon that if the saints and sinners iiad showed half the anxiety to escape perdition aud reach heaven that they did to get away from the hor nets and reach that boy there would soon be no further use fur revival meetings. W. S. Gilbert lias promised to write i new plav for Miss Mary Had Him 1 here. “I’m not a Christian; no, sir. And I have no respect for those under the influences of the super stitions of the Christian religion.” “Well, I am a Christian.” “I can’t help that. I feel that I have as good a chance as yo» in the hereafter.” “Better; your chance is really better.” “How can you say that from your Christian standpoint?” “Well, you know we Chistians arc taught to believe that God docs not damn infants or idiots. The Mallelm Plamt. The old field mullein which contains a mucilaginous principle so healing to the lungs and throat when made into t tea and t-onihin ed with that stimulating expccto rant sweet gum, which grows along our southern swamps, pre sents in Taylor's Cherokee Reme dy of Sweet Gum and Mullein, a pleasant and effective cure for Group, Wooping Gough, Colds and Consumption. Sold by all drug gists at 25c and $1.00 a bottle. An English school girl has just died from the effects of a bite on tbe arm by one of her coinpan- Healtk Hints. Saltpetre and olive oil will core corns. Do not imagine you need medi cine ifvou feel a little sick. Take a rest, "in many cases a good bath and a few hours sleep are all that is necessary. A cucumber, in lien of ice, is cut in slices and laid upon the heads of fever patients in England. The effect is said to be cool, grate ful and refreshing. For the relief of earache—put five drops of chloroform in a little cotton or wool in the bowl of a clay pipe, and blow the vapor through the stem into the aching cai. A gargle made of strong black tea and used cold, night and morning, is now the fashionable preventive in London against falling a victim to sore throat dur ing the cold winds of spring and similar “cold spells” at othertimes of year. A California physician claims that the juice from eucalyptus leaves has induced the hair to grow on his bald bead. He was in the habit of iioundingto a pulp the leaves, which lie applied to bis bead for the cure of headache, and was surprised to find a near and abundant crop of hair com mencc to grow. Sit perilous hair can lie removed successfully and permanently by- using a paste com (weed of water and any properly prepared depila tory powder, such as are put U| by all of the lcading chemists and pharmacists. Allow the paste to remain on for two minutes then rc move it, and the hair and folli cles will have been completely de stroyed. Depilatory powders are very injurious, however if improp erly prepared.A and Home. Belies iu Webster. Mr. W. H. Mercer, of Webster county, has a plow, which be uses every year in making his crops, that has been in use in his fami ly over one hundred and fifty- years. It was made in England by his great grandfather, and brought by him to this country. Has been used by four or five gen erations. and will last a century or so longer Same one tried to get it to carry to tbe exposition, but Mr. Mercer values it too high ly. Mrs. Mercer also has a hick ory chair made in Edgefield district, South Carolina, over one hundred years ago. It has the same splits for bottom that was put in when made, and is as solid and good, as when first put togeth er.—Sumter Itepublican. Don't. Don't jump out of lied imme diately- on awakening in the morn ing. Don't strain your eyes by read ing on an empty- stomach or when ill. Dou’t eat between meals, nor enough to cause uneasiness at meal time. Don’t forget to cheer and gent ly- amuse invalids when visiting them. Don't eat anything but well- cookcd and nutritious food. Don’t take long walks when tbe stomach is entirely empty. Don't start a days work with out eating a good breakfast. Don’t forget to take a drink of pure water before breakfast. A Brave Girl Indeed. Just as a Philadelphia lover had dropped on bis knees and be gan popping the question, a pet poodle, who thought the proceed ings rather strange, made a dash for him. With remarkable nerve for a woman the girl reached over, grabbed the dog by the neck, at the same time calmly uttering, ‘•Go on, George, dear, I’m listen ing to what you are saying.” till*?? vi aprS-ly •A 0 r SAVE TOUR MONEY! HEAD THIS, IT m PAT TOD. 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 dc cided to assist the good people of this section in making their mon ey go as far as possible, by a general reduction of my ALREADY LOW PRICES. I have a latge Stock of PURE DRUGS AMD MEDICINES Of every kind needed in this section. The separate mentioning of which would fill the entire paper. Suffice it to say, you can get every thing you want in the DRUG LINE at my- store. For presents, in great abundance. Fine Extracts, Fine Colognes, Fine Combs, Fine Dressing Sets, Fine Toilet Sets, Fine Albums, Fine Lamps of all ~ kinds. Lanterns, Inkstands, Fine Paper, School Books, and Fine Books for Presents. Eine Family Bibles, At half the price you pay agents. 0 s And Musical Merchandise Generally, cheaper than factory prices. Call and sec them. BABY CARRIAGES; AU Prices, Cheap enough for the Cheapest, and Fine enough for the Finest. A Large Lot of All Grades. Cheap. A Large Let of SOA1 > , all qualities. Cheap. Headquarters for PAINTS and OILS. I can save you money on LEAH and OIL. ffNT Remember that everything I sell is <i VA It A XT E ED to be iusl as represented by me or any of my clerks, and if not so, trill re fund the money. I thank my many friends and customers for their past'liberal pat ronage. and their prompt settlement of accounts, and ask a contin uance of the same in the future. J. W. STANFORDS’. POWDER Absolutely Pure. Tins* Powder never varies. A marvel of purify, strength ami wholesomcnc**. More economical than the ordinary kinds, ami cannot lie sold in coni|»etitioh with tnc multitude of low teat, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only iu cans. Koval Raking Pow der Co.. IAS Wall street X. Y. mav-22-lv —AND— GROCERIES. Anything in Our Line. Will give Special. Low Figures on. Can't be undersold, (if Seller pays for bis Goods.) ct ALLISON A SIMPSON. j£dW Linseed Oil and Pure Lead at such low prices as to defy competition, at the Drug Store of J. W. STANFORD. —Taylor’s Premium Cologne at tf J. W. STANFORD’S. Dr. White’s Family MEDICINES A RK all made from the Prescriptions of one of the most celebrated Phy sician* that (feorgia ever produced. lie lias long been gathered to his fathers; hut the name of Db. 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 Vemifhge, A. certain Cure for Worms. Large Bot tle 23 cents. Dr. White’s Compound Fluid Ex tract Buch u. For all Kidney Diseases. Price 30 Cents Dr White’s Caponiil Smp if Huitout Mu, Will Clrnr ul Tar. The Great Cough Remedy. Price 30 Cents. Dr. White’s Magic Liniment, The Great stimulating Liniment for Man or Beast. Price 23 Gents. Dr. White’s Cathartic Liver Pills, rneijuallcd as a C'nre for Biliousness. No Uriping. Do n.it make you sick. Price ascents. Dr. While's Coni|>ound Fluid Ex tract of Sarsaparilla, with Iodide of Potash. Price 50c. Physicians will all tell you this is the OXI.Y Remedy for Blood Disease. All of Dr. White's Family Med icines are for Sale by Dit J. W. STANFORD. jc!9 ly Cuthbert. Ga. BLANK BOOKS of every kind.size and style,cheap er than ever before, at J. W. Stanford’s. pki it ext*act». Strawberry. Orange, Banana. Pine Apple. Vanilla, and Lemon, at ALLISON & SIMPSON’S. —Sweet Gum and Mullein for sale at J. W. Stanford's. s. s. s. Only f 1.75. at J. W. Stanford’s. —Farmers Pills for sale by J. W. Stanford. 163 BROAD ST. apr-10-ly. Fine Chewing Tobaccos, Smoking Tobacco AND CIGARS, T. S. POWELL’S. Druggist anil Bookseller. TWO CRUTCHES- AWd AUaattan Lays •own. At ct Window glass, Pints. Oils, TanlslB al Bruits. At lowest prices. T. S. POWELL, sepCIVft Druggist and Bookseller. Buggies and Wagons will sell very low. Call and get a bargain, at ALLISON It SIMPSON'S. sept27 ct* Haiman’s and Avery Plow Stocks, FOE $L25, AT ALLISON A SIMPSON’S. jnn24-ct I have only a few words to sav. which are to (date that I have been confined to mv bed for two month* with what was called Nervous Rheumatism, or tictatica. I was only enabled to hobble about oc casionally by the uae of crutches, and in this condition I commenced the use of B. B. B. four bottles of which enabled me to discard the use of my crutches and attend to business. I bad previous ly used all well recommended medicines without relief. It has been over two months since using B. B. B., and I con sider myself a permanently cured man. J. P. DAVIS, Atlanta, Ga., ( West End.) M. A. Abbey, of RusselvIUe, Ark., dated June 8th, 1884: “At last I have found an honest remedy. B. B. B. is tlie best Blood Poison remedy on earth, aud if 1 had a voice that would reach from Atlanta to the sea, l would pro claim its virtue. I have used only four bottles, and am nearly cured of a serious Blood Poison.” J. M. Ellis. Atlanta, Ga.. writes: ”1 have had a severe form of Eczema, ten years, and have failed to secure relief from various doctors, and about 14*» bot tles of a noted blood remedy. It was 8 renounced incurable, but the use of B. I. B. has effected a cure, and I refer to C. P. Swift, Dr. I). O. C. Heary, Dr. F. F. Taber. Atlanta.” W. M. <'heshire,at W. II. Brotherton’s Store. Atlanta, writes: **1 have had a large eating ulcer on my leg cured by the use of II. B. B. It is decidedly a most wonderful med icine for the cure of blood diseases, and it will please evervbodv.” Mr. R. P. Dodge. Yard Master of Ga., R. R., Atlanta, writes: “For seven years my wife has been a great sufferer from Catarrh, which resisted the treat ment of Physicians and the use of all patent remedies, until she used B. B. B. A few bottles of this truly wonderful blood medicine effected a cure, and I cheerfully recommend it as a quick and magical biood purifier.” Sold b£ all Druggists, at |1.00, or six for $5.00. Ex pressed on receipt of price. BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga. sept-18-lm. THE FIELDS ARE WHITE WITH COTTON. ACertalaCareFwr RHEUMATISM —MANUFACTURED BY— DR. J.D.H0YL, EUFAULA, ALA. riYTHIS MEDICINE IS A SURE AND L KCICK CURE for Rheumatism in ALL ita various forin^ In many caw. it will (fleet a CYffE in THRICE or For* DAYS, and NEVER FAILS to give relief. HARD TIMES NEARLY OVER A glorious harvest is at hand, and pros perity will soon prevail. Thousands of families who have been wanting Pianos and Organs for many long vears will BUY THIS YEAR. Anticipating the demand, we have DOUBLED OUR CONTRACTS Will MAIE8S and laid in an immense stock of SUP ERB INSTRUMENTS FROM TEN LEADING MAKERS, which we shall offer on our usual easy Installment Terms. To accommodate those who wish to buy now. and hold their cotton until later, we make this Spetii! Ofer to Pluo oi Ortu Beers. Cash Prices, With Three During the months of Sapient ber and October. 1SS4, tee trill sell Pianos and Organs at our Loir esl llock Bottom Cash Prices, re quiring only 925 CASH BOTH OS A PIASO. ♦10 CASH DOWS OS AS OKUAS. And allowing three months time on the balance. Without In terest or advance of price. Those who buy under this plan, and find themselves unable to complete payment after the three months, will be given further time, by agreeing to pav our regular Installment Prices, anil com plying with our Installment Terms of payment. Should they pay one-half the amount due at three months, or make a large rash payment, an equitable price for tlie Instrument will be arranged. All will Ik- treated fairly, and charged prices in accordance with the time re quired for purchase. All purchasers under this l^iecml Offer are required to sign our usual form of Lease contract, and furnish references as to their re sponsibility. Instruments will lie sent on the usual fifteen days trial, when references are giveh. LUDPEM A BATES SOUTHERN MUSIC HOUSE, SAVANNAH, GA. I J. AitbUT, CUTHBERT, GA. Mprrial ladaermcal. Ua Flour, Sugar, and Coffee, at ALLISON Jfc SIMPSON'S. jan24-ct (jardei Need Of every variety, at wholesale and retail, at J. W. STANFORD^ Wheat Bran, AT ALLISON * SIMPSON'S. jan24-ct —Corn, and fresh Water Ground Meal on hand at all times, at ALLIJON It SIMPSON'S, ct Have Received, L ovells mrrary, io, 15 and 20 cent** |kt Volume. Scrap Books. Scrap Book Pictures. At T. S. POWELL’S, ft. Druggist and Bookseller. HEADQUARTERS FOR Cooking «£ Heating Stoves Tintrare, Croekerg, Glatunrarc, Lamps and Saving Ma chines. Will duplicate any bill within five hun dred miles of this place. junT-ct IT IS AN INTERNAL REMEDY ISHJLSIHHOHS’ unuBnun me iviiciMs, Ham AFFLICTED EVEIYWIEK. Rudolph Sheriff Sato*. W ILL be sold lief ore the Court House door in Cuthbert. t fa.. on the first Tuesday in November. 1*1*4, between the legal hours of sale, the UMuming proper ty Pewit: Lit of I^ind.No. S3, in the Dili District of .'.andoiph county. Cm. Levied on bv virtue of a fi la from Randolph Nnperior Court in favor of First National Bank of Macon, against C. a. J. Buchanan, as the property of said f. S. J. Buchanan, the interest levied on and to lie sold be ing the entire interest in said lad. PHILUP PEARCE, Sheriff. oct2-4w. gTATE • Male. OFGEORfJIA. ltiM~u.rn County. CERTIFICATES: EUFAULA, ALA.. May 14.18S4. I have been afflicted with Chronic Rheumatism for two years, off aud on, and have tried various remedies. One Bottle of Dr. Hoyl’s Rheumatic Remedy has entirely relieved me. less than one bottle entire!v stopped the twins. J. A. HAY. LUMPKIN. GA.. June 25,18*4. DR. J. I>. HOYI*. Eufaula. Ala.— Dear 8ir : I was severely attacked with Rheumatism, and secured a bottle of your Rheumatism medicine. After taking about one-fourth of the bottle 1 was relieved of all pain. Thinking that 1 was well did not take any more of it. After a month it returned. I then uur- cliased two bottles and took according * to directions. It has l»cen three months since I finished taking, and I feel no symptoms of its return. I consider my self en trely cured, and take pleasure In rccommencliug your remedy as a safe and sure cure for Rheumatism. Yours truly. JKO. P. WEST, of the firm of Williams A West. Price $1 Per Bottle, or Sii Bottlos Tor *5 Address. Dr. J. I>. Iloyl or K. C. Bul lock. Eufaula. Ala. TRY OTJR Compound Cinchona Mixture for Fever and Ague. and Diseases arising from Billions De rangement caused by Malaria, such as Chills. Fever. Billions Fever, etc. It is put up in palatable form .-.*» that any otic can take it. It is a certain cure. PREPARED BY E. C. BULLOCK, Wholesale & Retail Druggist, EUFAULA, ALA. April 2Him. lim' Lira MeIow ON THE MARKET. iijill25attain packageoiboltk XAXVFArrritKD r.v . F.SIMMONS ft CO., •«. Louis, mo. None others CLAIMING 1 make Simmons' Liver Ledicine even PRETEND -> have had any rights tore than IO or 12 years. LABOR VS. CAPITAL. “One is might r the other power.” It is c jnceded by the most Eminent Statesmen, that the same platform will uot hold both. But it Is A MISTAKE, ami we can produce proof positive: The Pauper and tlie Prince Stand on nn Equal Footing, OXE man’s money is as «;«h»d as another. WHERE? At the Georgia Music Hovse. Macon, Ga. 300 STYLES TO SELECT FROM. SEE TUE LIST! SEETHE LIST! ThcOran.1 Okl CHICKERING Piano. The Brilliant MATHCSHEK Piano. The Silver Tone LUDDEN A BATES Piano. Tlie Soft and Sweet Tune ARION—the best lx»w Price Piano iu the world—u startling declaration but we mean it The World Renowned MASON A HAM LIN Organ. The PACKARD Orches tral— wonderful in tone and power- beautiful in finish. The BAY STATE Organ—nower. sweetness. t>eautv »f de sign. and low price—an Organ without a rival at the price. f®PKvi*rj' instrument guaranteed. Wc know what we sell, so we arc not afraid t» promise to keep them up. ONE PRICE TO ALL-Tlie Matches and Smiff, Cheap as can be bought t.hi« side of N. T. at ALLISON It SIMPSON'S. jan24 ct Laborer wlio digs ditches or picks rags can buy as cheap as the Railroad King. Every instrument priced and printed in plain figures. Descriptive Price Lists with all terms, cash, time ami special conditions, sent to any addnss. No de viation from printed* lists; so do not write letters to find out “what is the best we can do,” hut select vour instrument and write for it, whether on long time or for cash. YOU RUN NO RISK— No Possibility of Loss! WHY? £9*Because, if you so desire, the in strument will l>c sent you ou trial. You can then see if it i.^ as represented, be fore a dollar is paid. Is this not fair? Who has the advantage upon these con dit ions? You or the Georgia Music House. In Conclusion, Wc keep an immense supply of Music Books, sheet Music and Music Supplies generally. Sj»ecial Discount to Teachers in all Goods. ^^’Special Discount to the Clergy on all Goods. U^.From 10 to 25 j»er cent saved by addressing for catalogue. The Georgia Music House, E. D. IRVINE, Manager, Macon, Ga. felt 28 lv. P.ishop p. 5. Doflfftt, Richmond, Va., Jub 1, use, says. M Your Liver Medicine has bean great service to myself and family. We fine •suttttltute for It Tlie parcel which you geti- imsly sent us several years ago is nearly ex- rusted. WeeanT do without It. 1 wish you send us another supply. It is iavslnable.* * Some year or more asro I partially lost m? jfietite, and what I did eat scoured on inj ; mach, and I felt depressed and often hat. tAdache, which continually grew worse tits 1 is induced to purchase a package of Dr. W. Simmon*’ liver Medicine, which ha*entire!; stored my apatite aud revived my spirits id 1 have no more headache*. My wife rr- i -ds it as indispensable in our family; we will it he without ft.” J. J. Nelson, Charleston, C. # Nov. 20,18*o. Rev. J. R. Graves, editor and proprietor C UK Baptist, Memphis Term., says: **I re ived a package of jour Liver Medicine, ami •vc use half of It. It work* like a charm .rant no better Liver Regulator, and certaiul: > more of Zeilin’s mixture.” J. It- Ukavks. “This Is to certify that T tued one pne-kago c l •ilin's Simmons’ 1 Aver Regulator or Medieim id it did me no good, and that 1 am now twi.i r. M. A. Smunons’ Li\er Medicine and It i* Hng me a great deal of good. They are vets S—-cut every wav except the name.” T. v w-4r. Holly Springs. Mi.-s., April 24,1*74 For sale in Cnthbert, Ga., by J. W. STANFORD, only. tf By virtue of an Order granted by the C’otirt of Ordinary, In anu for said roun- tv, will U* sold Indore the Uourt Ifotisr* door at Cutliliert on the first Tuesday in November. 1884. between the legal hours of sale, one hundred acres of Land, of the west portion of Lot of Land No. n». in the fith District of said county, as :|»c property of Ieronia Hall, deceased, and sold to pay debts, and hu* distribution among heirs, and sold for rash. IRA !\ RHODE- 45 . sept25-4t Adm’r la*von!» Hxll.iknrM. JTATE OF GLOJUUA. j Randolph Corimr. To all whom it may concern. All persons interested, are liereby no tified that if iingiNxI cause l»e * I town to the contrary, an order will he granted by the undersigned on the 4th day <|f No vember, 1884. for a ebnngc in road a* marked oat by Uoiumiiisuiners and commencing at the Tan Yard Branch, and running, instead of an easterly di- rectHin. in a southeast direction, until it strikes u .and line through the Southwest corner of lA*t of Laud No. 75. until it .trikes the l;.n.ls of J. ft. J,,Inis, about half a mile north of Bethlehem church, instead of through the lands of J. B. Av- e°ek II. UOKXLEY, Ordinary. se|>t£V4w EXCIRSIOX VIA S.IVASSAH TO NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA. Cuthbert, to N. Y. and re turn, $43.40. Cuthbert, to Phil., and re turn, $41.40 Tickets good to return un til Nov. 31st, 1884. PROPOSED SAHJN3 DATES October, 1881. SAVANNAH TO^NEW YORK. Central, or 90 XerfdiaM Time. City of Augusta, Wed. Oct. 1,5.00 p. m. ChattahtMicliee, Kri. Oct. 5, 4.30 p. m. Saceochee. Mon. Oct fi, fi..’M) p. in. City of Savannah, Wed. Get. 8, H.T50 a. m. Tallahassee. Fri. Oct. 10,10.00 a. in. City of Augusta, Mon. < >ct. 13.1.30 p. m. Chattahoochee, Wed. Oct 15, 3JI0 p. m. Xacoochee, Fri. Oct 17, 4.30 p. ni. City of Savannah, Mon. Oct. 20,0.30 p. m. Tallahassee, Wed. Oct 22. 8.00 a. n». City of Augusta, Fri. Oct. 24.9.00a. n . Chattahoochee, Mon. Oct. 27,11.00 a. m. Nacoochee, Wed. Oct 29. 1.30 p. n». City of Suvannuh, Fri. Oct 31,3.30 p. iu. FOR PHILADELPHIA. ^ ^ These Ships Do not Carry Piweigm Juniata. Sat. Oct 4.5.00 in. Dessoug. Sat. Oct. II. 10.30a. m. Juniata, Sat. Oct 18. 5.00 p. m. Dessoug, Sat. Oct. 25, 10.00 a. m. G. JI. SORRELL, Agt. Savannah, Ga. s |<t 23-td u, « — - I L;c * a z:i§ lii nun hf 2 o •n v C —" him & l«e:=:s ±5= * i * £ -9 t Hazard Gunpowder A SPECIALTY. ALLISON A SIMPSON, jan24-ct Agents. —Fishing Tackle, in great va riety at J W. Stanford's. Oreaasaaff Plaaw of all styles, for sale cheap, by J. W. Stanford—cheaper than factory prices. 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