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E NEWS. ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY. SUBSCRIPTION ONLY £1,00 Friday Oct. 5th, 1888, OUR RATES. Local notices 5 cents per line. Q uj.rter column 3 months $ 500 ‘ “ 6 “ 10,OC “ “ one year 20,00 Half colomn 3 months 10,00 “ " 6 “ 20,00 “ “ one year 35,00 One column 3 months 20,00 “ “ 6 “ 35,00 ** “ one year 60,00 OUP TICKET. FOR PRESIDENT GROVER CLEVELAND OF NEW YORK. FOR Vice PRESIDENT ALLEN G. THURMAN, OF OHO. grinning everywhere in the south on lowland and upland. We are glad to konw that at least one southern farmer has an opportunity of making a comfort able salary, More than that could be made at home by any one who has nerve enough to face the cot ton phantom and strangle it by the methods of business and common sense. At last accounts, however, the position in Australia was still open. — [Constitution. FARM AND GARDEN NOTES WANTED—A MODEL BRIDE. Alexander Dumas is fhe richest writer in the world. The senatae is like a duck. It always has a bill before it. When you go out angling with your best girl it is well to take your fishing smack along. . The Emperor of China evident ly does not think that marriage is a failure. He is about to spend £2,500,000 on his wedding. A fall of only a degree or two in the temperature Saturday night would have whitened the hills a~ round Fayetteville vith frost. All predicts an early winter; let us hope and pray for an early frost before its time in the fever stricken regions of Flarida. A Georgia daily advetises as a great feature for its Sunday issue articles on “Is marriage a failure? and is death painless? with inters views with a number ef experts.” LOOK AT THE FACTS. Weeks and weeks ago in his Fort Huron speach Judge Thur man said that ho would like for -somebody ttVglve lilm in erne in stance in which a manufacturer has increased wages because of a raise in the tariff No republican organ or orator has supplied the iniormation for which J u dge Thur man asked. The only attempt at a reply has •been in the statement that while-, a high tariff may not increase wa ges a lower tariff would surely re duce.them. This proposition is rediculous on its face, but the Providence Journal has taken the pains to expose its fallacy in the light of history. The Journal has carefully gone over the record in connection with the tariff for seventy pears past, It is deffinite- ly ascertained that not once dur ing this period has a reduction in the tariff resulted in a rednetion in workingmen’s wages. It will take a good many of Mr. Blaine's Eu ropean views and Mr. McKinleys smooth periods to rub out a big fac tlike that.—[Macon Telegraph. AN OPENING IN AUSTRAs ■ LIA. • There is an opening for some enterprising American jarjner in le British colony of Queenstown, mstralia. The"secretary of the jlonjT reSfntly offered a yearly ilary of three thousand dollars to ny thoroughly equipped Ameri- vn farmer who will go and teach Ltnerican methods to Australians, i there has been no resbonce to s. advertisement, the secretary the colony has ii.ct eased the *rt three thousand seven hun- i—a pretty fair salary, ^onsidased. j_ rates, one shold think !e would be plenty of appli es for the position, but it is d that there are only a few on i at the agricultural depaitment. rtainly here is a good opportun for the well-meaning farmer io has been engaged all his life eing from the gaunt and hag- rd phantom of cottou which les in the fence corners and he ld the doors of ginbouses—a ffj^ and elusi ve ghost that sits The following has been extract ed from a Mnnich journal: “Matrimonial.—I am the here ditary posses sor of a domain and ne vly built c. stlf, s'tuated in beautiful part of the Bavarian for ests. The castle, which has many fine apartments, ts surrounded with mountains, lovely meadows a id fielbs, through which rivulets wind, woods for the hunt and streams for angling; it stands in charming valley, wherein the town of Cham, with its many old tow ers, castles of ancient knights, and ruins of the remotest ages, inspire the sonl with poe ical feelings “But however delightful the spot may be to those.jndge of rnral life by the of Virgil, Horace and De. lille, I think it very melancholy to behold none but my self in my fine rooms, and to see none but my own person reflected in my looking glass, I have, there fore, resolved to marry, like other sitns pletons; and since it is affirmed taht marriages are made in heav en. and are bat a lottery, to see what heaven may have in store for me, and what fair creature the wheel of fortune may allot me. Wi’h this in view I views to all young ladies through the medium of the newspapers. “The one 1 wish to marry mnst be between 16 and 20 years of age she must have fine hair, fine teeth and beautiful little teet. She must he born of good and horn st pa rents, She must dress elegantly, but plainly, in either silk or velvit, but no other materials. She shall be allowed music only when she is perfect injthat art, it being tire- some to listen""to bad perlormers who annoy visitors in so many bouses. She will be mi,tress of the house in all domestic matters, and I myself shall be happy fr yield to her reasonable whims, being a great enemy to slavish .obedience and submission, whence In my openion, all quarrels and discontent derive their origin; but she must accempany me in all my journeys and excursions, because it is, in my obenion, a shame that a man should go abont day and night, living in sp endor at hotels, while his wife is left at home a- lonc to prey to ennui. “I must now say something about myself. I am 70 years old according to the almanac, but I am only 25 judging by health and strength. 1 am always cheerful. I seek lor pleasure when strictest honor admit of it. If, therefore, there exists a handsome young girl willing to bustle ab ut on horseback, in traveling or at home with an old man still hale, hearty and active, she may write to trie and I will go to meet her, to see 1 er and let her see me, at any place within 100 miles of Munic 1 -’, hut not furtner, engaging c n my vvordof honor that her name shall never be uttered. Theodore, Ba ron von Holberg of Broech, com- mandea of the Order of St. Ann and Cr p ain-Colonel of ,he Rhine and the Maese. Munich, at the Black Eagle, 15 Nov. 1S88.” Clover makes very best hay. Do work well, and make each motion count. Milk needs especial care and protection from all filth. Cleanliness on the farm does more for its excellence than the expenditure of money. Pastures cannot be continually cropped without something being returned to prevent loss of fertility. Animals are constantly growing fatter or poorer, and it is for tie farmer's interest to note which way the growth goes, Befo; manures carf prodnoe their full and profitable effect upon the soil, the land must be made dry by drainage or other means. The extensive use of insilage npon any farm is chiefly a questipn of convenience and economy which local conditon must decide. It pays to produce the best. An iuferior artical is always sold at a loss, the best butter, the best beef, the choicest poultry, well dressed’; or the best butter, put up in nca“ packages, always sells his goods at a profit. As food for cattle, as well as other kinds of farm stock, esilage forms a good and very cheap sub stitutte forroots, and its condi - mental effects are especially appar eut. But the usual ensilage crops fail to fill the place of the root crop in a judicious farn rotation. A silo or two, well built, but not too expensive, will convenient and economical on most farms, to convert waste producs into ed ible forage, and to save crops which at other time might be lost if not to preserve some crops spei- ally grown for ensilage. In feeding, the best results fol low a modetate ration of ensilage, rather than its entire sudstitution for dry course fodder. Exccp in the case of animals fed to main tain their weight, ensilage cannot be recommended as a substitut for more than half the long fora 4 - consumed. Fire Insuranc The winter season is nearly here. Insure your homes ag.inst loss by fire. Rates aud Companies gunran teed asgood as the best. I AT and representing the LANTA HOME, PHENIX other Insurance Companies. Call on or address me at FAY ETTEVILLE. Arithmetic in 20 Days. I will teach Arithmetic, for 20 days. The course will be Thorough and Practical. I will teach the best rules used by .Business Colleges and Account ants. To “rest” the students, I shall let them write in Wards Busi ness Forms—about one hour each day. By this method they will learn much of Correspondence and Simple Acc’ts. This is the opportunity for Married, as well as Single persons to obtain a thorough and Practical knowledge of Numbers. Your progress will depend upon your Natural Capacity and “stick- ativeness. ” However, I am sure that I can teach as much in 20 days as is usually taught in ten months. Tuition $2,50. School will begin Monday, Nov. 26 and close Friday Dec. 21 1888 For further information ADDRESS M. B. NORTH Hampton Georgia. -DEALLN- HOWELL 8. PARKER, FA VETTEVILLE, GA, A. & F. R. R. TIME TABLE No. 14. Oet°l 0 1S3? 80hedl,I ° g ' oes int0 effect SOUTH BOUND. No. JI Leave Atlanta 4 00pm Leave Fayetteville 5 40 * “ Williamson 6 02 “ Culloden 7 24 Arrive Fott Valley 8 40 No. |5 Leave Atlanta 7 15 a m Leave Fayetteville 9 00 “ Williamson 11 15 “ Culloden 1 55 p m Arrive Fort Valley 3 40 1 NORL'H bound No. 12 Leave Fort Valley 7 00 a m Arrive Culloden 8 13 “ Williamson 9 35 “ Fayettevle 10 32 “ Atlanta 11 40 Nu^G Leave Fort Va’ley 11 40 a m Virive Culloden 1 56 p m ‘ Williamson 3 55 ‘ “ Fayetteville 5 55 ^ “ Atlanta 8 00 JDaily. TfDaily <• xcept Suns .lay. 1. O 1KOY. Gen’l Subt, LOOK HERE! M. E. HILL. SffiSs Bllldusaosss $!;« Hoadsclia !n ftcr!>acr» Or.e dose relievos PourAlnla- they cure end proven/ CMlis ■- i Fever. Scut Clomaeli Fart unam. Clear Ji.o SHn, Tor.. l:-,o ilarves, and i.;ie Lila Vigor to too syeiem. Doso: o.VE IiEAr(. Try l:\r.n, rnco and you will never ho without them. P.CBi.tB per belli}. Sen 1 by Brr.aolsto and medicine Dealers generally. Sent on rc', : rt ot price in stampe. postpcici. to any addre.s, J. SMITH & C'Q., IF-inufarV***- • nr* r-«.. M °TOR COUGHS AMB y. A. A. GAMP. Fayetteville, Georgia. A WORD TO MY CUSTOM ERS. :o:- BEAUT1FULLY ILLUSTRATED. This Magazine portrays Ameri can thought anti life from ocean to ocean, is lilleil with pure high-class literature, and can be safely v/cl. corned in any family circle. PRICE 23c. OH »3 A YEAR BY MAIL. iample Copy of current number mailed upm ro- celpt of 26 cts.; back numbers, IS eti, Premium List with either. Address; B. T. BUSH ts SOU, Publishers, 130 & 132 Pearl St., N. Y. CET UP CLUBS Set g' Utri,£,QIN. Th* .... tfum, u f.thered from atrVMiUhn nmi r,-me. Rowing .Ion, Ih. itra.ll .immi lu iha Btiuth.rn Hums wntala* * lUmiilaUog npaotorant principle that Woe, ft. phlegm producing th. early morning cou^h, and ltimu- l*te« U»e chili t throw off the falls membrane In croap and whooplagcoogb. Whan combine! with tho healing mno|. laglnaos principle In Ih. raolleln pl.nt of tho old Heidi, pro- Mott In Tavlioa*. Cinoni Rawing of Swaat Qua *mi> sjcixaia the dueat known tea 4/ lot Coughc, Croup, Whooping Cough and Coniuraption j and «o palatable, an, •Mid la nTcunl to Uj» It.. Art j-anr dr,i«al« for It. Prloy jSo.hPo $1, WALTER A, TAYLOR, Atlanta, Oa Dm DB. HIOOBRS' HDCKLEUZRRV OOHDIAL fig gJjrhMj njmtaj and ChUJi.n Teething. For ,al, V /list think of it! I will sell five hundred mat lies for five cents, The best New Orleans syrup at 60 cents per gallon. The best flour at $5,75 per bbl. A full line of DRY GOODS ard NOTIONS, at bottom prices. Ho! Ho! Ho! “King Solomon” ‘Rebel Cir/' and 1 ‘Mollie yohnson’' Tobacco The best thals made, at bottom prices. “loots and Shoes- in prices to suit every-body, —Hats— I have the largest stock of hats tha! ever was in Fayetteville and will sell them cheaoer than ever before. Thanking you for your liberal pa’ronage duting my first year, I solicit a continuance, and will guar antee y’oi|.’ money's worth. « Respect. A. A. CAMP, Gmeral Merchandise B@“Dry Goods, Notions, Heavy, Family ano eries, Canned Goods, etc. etc, Ail new sound e beat in the country. Call and see inc ncy Groceries, 0 Q| ifection_ Is and at prices tr a \ c ail na' n yon want bargains, '' Respect. M. B. NORTH. The Brown Cotton Gin Co 2STEJW LLOISTIDOHSr, Conn. Manufacturers of tho G Bsliabio Drown CottoflT.L ^ Feeders, and Condensers. A,, tho very latest improvements: two brush <bel ts, stool bouringo, improved roil box, patent whip- per, extra strong brush. New perfected Feeder, enlarged dust proof Cor.deneor. Strong, durable and simple in construction. Gins fast, runs light, and cleans the seed per fectly. Send lor Ciroular and Price List. Chester County Agricultural Works. ^TBE AVONDALE CORK DULL LIGHT, HANDY, •JJMBLE. WILL DROP THE CORN !N HILLS OR ROWS, AND IS EASILY OPERATED. COOPER & HILL, Tho Wheels are made of iron, the driving wheel having a tv concave face. The corn box is made of iron, consequently v “ nc warping or get ting out of shape. Tho operator cun eco the com dropping. Wo invito de iler3, farmers and others interested in Agricultural Machinery to thoroughly inspect our machine. /IS?* Send Jbr CircuitVT t mentioning this paper. AVONDALE, CHESTER CO., PA. » rnv >1P* jf II KBff r MANUFACTURERS OF THE “TRY ME” HAY TEDDER. DU. RICE, For is years at 37 Court Place, now at 322 MarketStreet, T nTliorillp Fir Bet. Third and Fourth, liUllloVlllUjJVjf A regularly educated and legally qualified physician and tho most successful, as his practioo will prove. gfim-fg rrhikgrm Spermatorrhea and Impotenoy, es the result of self-abuse in youth, sexual excesses in ma ture* years, or other causes, aud producing some o f the fol lowing effects: Nervousness, Seminal Rmissions, (night emis* Blons by dreams). Dimness of Sight, Defective Memory, Phy sical Decay. Pimples on Face, Aversion to Society of Females, Confusion of lueas, I.oss of Sexual Power, &o., rendering marriage improper or unhappy, are thoroughly and perma* ocntly cured. SVPHIliITS positively cured ander> &y«™i led the system; Gonorrhea, GJjKET, Stricture, Orohilis, Hernia, (or It #lure)? Piles and other pri vate diseases quickly cured. It is self-evident that a phy siclan who pays RpeclnlAlteutloa to a certain class of diseases, aud treating thousaflv annu* all/, Requires E reat still, rhysiclans hnuwing this Wt ofteu recommend persons to ray care. When it ii«crB^*lcnt to visit the city for treatment, medicines can be seal atclj 6Daflaf*!y by n’ail or express anywhere. Cures Guaranteed in all dbcei undertnliesk. CouaultMjoQs |K'r*inany or by lotler free and turned, unarges rcasotiabic and correapoudoncc sixiotlp »nnJUuuu*2. PRIVATE COXINSEI,Ga OfJOO pacee ecnltonny addrcea, Bccurcly oculed, for thirty 5*2) ccutj. Should bo read by all. Address ns abovA Ufiico boura from 6 A. Ai to n P. M. Sundaya 3 to A P $11,950 IN CASH GIVEN AWAY To SMOKERS of Blackwell’s Genuine Bull Durham Smoking Tobacco, This Special Deposit is to Ruaranteo tha Payment of tha ‘•'5 premiums fully described In our former hufiouncements. The premiums will be paid, no matter how (mail the number of bags returned may be. Office BlacletPelV* J)nrham Tobacco Co..) Durham, JT C., May 10, 1884. j P. A. WILEY, Esq., Cashier BtssdLDurham, Durham, ,V. C. Dear Sib:—We incloBe you $11,950.00. which Please place on Special Deposit to pay premiums lor our empty tobacco ba"rp to lie ret unit'd Dec. 16th. Yours truly, J.'S CARR. President. Office of fhe ninth ot Durham,) Durham, y. C., Day 10,188I.J . J. S. CARR, Esq.. ' A GREAT YEAR tlpg history of the United States is now upon us. Every person of intelligence desires to kedii pace with the course of its events. There is no better way to do Ao than to subscribe for The Macon Telegraph. Its news facilities arc unsurpassed by any papbt in the South. In addition to the fullest Asson- ated Press dispatches, it has special correspond ence by wire aud letter from all importuut points in Georgia and the neighboring States. During the present session of Congress Wash ington will be the most important niul most In teresting nows centre in the country. Tin Washington Correspondence of the Telegraph U the very best that can be had. Its regular correspondent furnishes the latest news and gossip lu full dispatches. Frequo.it special letters from Hon. Aino« J. Cummings, member of Congress trom New York, Frank G. Carpenter, and W. A. Croft'ut, three of the he: t known newspaper writers at tho capital, dis cuss the livest and most important issues of the day. The Telegraph is a Democratic Tariff Reform paper. It is thoroughly iu lino with the policy oi President Cleveland and Ihe . Democratic party. Ill the coming nation,U ;.„t K n uha ' reiegraph will not only give all the news, but will discuss nil public issues from the stand point ol genuine Democratic faith. Subseriba qt once. Daily, oao year, .... Daily, six months .... Daily, three months, ... Dally, one month, .... Weekly, one year, .... Terrnr, Ca/-i: In advnnce. Address THE TELEGRAPH. IfACOJt. GEORG!*. i.iv, jjtty., I‘rest. BlackwdVs Durham Tobacco. Co. DfcAU Sir:—I have to acknowledprfr receipt of 811,950.00 from you, which we have placed upoa Special Depoeitfor the object you state. "Yours truly, P. A. WILEY. Cashier, None genuine without picture of BULL on tho package. CT“See our other announcements. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is k peculiar medicine, and is carefully pr#c pared by competent pharmacists. The com bination and proportion of Sarsaparilla, Dan. dellon, Mandrake, Yellow Dock, "and other remedial agents is exclusively peculiar to Hood’s Sarsaparilla, giving it strength and curative power superior to other prcp» -ations. A trial will convince you of itB great medicinal value. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Purifies the Blood creates and sharpens the appetite, stimulate the digestion, and gives strength to every organ of tho body. It cures the most seven cases of Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Bolls, Flmple*, and all other affections caused by Impure blood, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Headache, Kidney and Liver Complaints, Catarrh, Rheu matism, and that extreme tired feeling. “ Hood’s Sarsaparilla has helped mo more for catarrh and Impure blood than anything else I ever used.” A. Ball, Syracuse, N. Y. Creates an Appetite * “ I used Hood’s Sarsaparilla to cleanse my blood and lono up my system. It gave me a good appetite and seemed to build mo over.*' E. M. Hall, Lima, Ohio. .“I tool: Hood’s Sarsaparilla for cancerous tumor, and It began to act unlike anything else. It cure, the humor, and seemed to toue up the vliole body and give mo new /lie.” J. V. Nixon, Canibridgeport, Mass. Bend for boob giving statements of cures. Hood’s Sarsaparilla ^ Bold by all druggists. 01; six for £5. Prepared only by O. I. HOOD A CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass* k IOO Doses One Dollar . t uaavivuiu v Hi* lu ao nv>% laliui lilt./i. It FnricQCH the Blood* Invl#omee.s tho Ksym t'Xif Restores Appetite,A2ca i?i#estfofl H clooa not blacken or injure tho teeth, csnra lu ad- acae or produce constipatr.cn—of/ier Iren mtdicinet Jo G. H Binkley, a loading physician -J Sr-ringfioU, O., says: ’’Brown’s Iron Bitter? is a thoroughly good mGdi* * n my practice, and tlna tto action esCola aJI other forms of iron. In wooknesw. or a low condition of the system. Brown’s Iron Bittern is For S'* a poft£tiv * roceefci ^’ ft ^*dl that iBclaimed tienuine nos trade mark ana *rorRed red liner, rn. wrapper. Take no other. Made only by iihow* cnniicAi co., Baltimore.ka Jmn^ llct of I'Hzhr for rocinee, information about une, etc., given away by /ill dealer* in modiciiia jo AUea tu any addrcea cn >voeipt of 2o. etamp Tha Special Features of this Celebrated Flov/ are, that it 1st. NEVER CLOCS. . ALWAYS SCOURS. 8d. TURNS A PERFECT FURROW. The Beam Is not liolt d tn th" livntlslde but—by I.ii’aus of a stucl frog —is set dlrentlv In the Yeiitre of the L.uo of steady light rnuiilng plow, and one tl j Vleggi'rt, Boe onu before If y*tdr Agent luiHiiono v.-rife us foil MANUFaGTUHH 1) ONLY HY | J. I. CASE PLOW Vtii HA.CIMZ, -vu. 1