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||e 3dioon Jjems JACXSQtf, OA. t APJt ,5, 1382. h&wnUmm county. Mccta rtnitW Third Saturday %hta (n nfch -■•mil. CITF OFFICERS. u.ynß —Y. A. Y\ right. mdbbW-J. J. Kant on, H. N. By.n, M. Duke mm Vm. Mallet. M. MoMlohacl. COUNTY OFFICERS. ntmiußY.-J. F. Carmichael. KBK st PKKtoR CeVRT. —].. D. Watson. sheriff. —J. C, Beauchamp. Deputy Sh khpFf. W. D. Curry. r.H KTY TkKCUER-'-H. O. Beaton. Ta* Coi.i.Et'roß.-W. C. Nutt. Tay Rkct*Vob.-S. P. Vickers, CoBNTY tjiTBvSYOB.—M. C. Maddox, CoxoYFR• —Jesse McLeroy. mail schedules. For.BYTH.—Arrives in Jaeksoh daily at 4 p. m leaves Jackson daily at 4:30 p.'m. Cos vl so ton. —Arrives in Jackson at 5 p. m., ■•very Monday. Wednesday and Friday. Leaves Jsckson at 7 a. m., every Tuesday Tlun-sday arid Saturday. . qbiffiw.— l lleavos Jackson. cVeVy Wednesday •nd Sot'SAda'y nt Sa. m. Arrives in Jackson at 7 p. 'eVery te'echjWday and Saturday. F W, E. Harp, Postmaster. CHURCH DIRECTORY. Baptist Chcrch.—Preaching on the Fourth Sunday, and Saturday before, in each month. \V. McMichuel, pastor: Methodist Chubch. —Preaching on the Socond Sunday. Hl| d Saturday before, in each month. Prayer meeting every Wednesday njght Sab bntli School at 3p. m. eaclt Snbhaftli Voting Mm’s Prayer Meeting every Sunday rright. N. t, Glenn, pastor. Y. M. C. A.. meets the First Tuesday night in tacli month at Masonic Hall. NOTICE, OFFICE COUNTY COURT,) Butts County, Ga. V April 4th 1882.) On ami after this date, all advertisements of rounty matters will be done in the Jackson News By order of the Court. henry Hendrick, J udge C. C. B. C. Our brick nnmitaciores wil 1 make from 25 to 30 thousand brick per <kty. We are sorry to learn that Mrs, Crawford of this county is very ill Sunday ami night work will prob ably he done on the rock cut, before it is finished. The Extension has been completed to Towaliga river. We have not learn ed whether or not they have crossed the river. Aft tire boys shouldered their picks and obeyed the call of the street-over seer last week, The street leading by Mr, Mallet’s, has been widened and otherwise great !y improved. We are sorry to learn that Mrs. Rufus McCord of Conyers, mother of our esteemed felloweitizen, J. Wm. McCord, is quite sick. We learo Reece Thaxton will instis tute suit against the raillorad authori ties for stopping up some of the pass ways to his premises. 11. P Almund’s brick machine will he in full blast, in a few days. Messrs Tom and Jud Almand, Ace McDonald and Wallace, are putting things in readiness. We never pass the little mill at In dian Springs, and miss Mr. Smith, the miller. He is as punctual at his post ns the water that flows down the mill-race and puts the machinery in motion. Brewer A Hanleiter, Griffin, Ga., are selling the PatapscoGuano, a standard fertilizer, for 4150 pounds middling cot ton per ton. The code of Jackson is being prepared by Col. fKright and Mr. Wm. Mallet, which will be published in pamplet form shortly. Another crazy negro has been cofin* ed in the jail. This is the third or fourth for Butts within the past eight months. The old negro who was put in jail the other day, soys lie is no more crazy than those who put him in. He thinks there is something else at the bottom of it. Brewer A Hanleiter gives notice to the farmers that they have reduced the price of Patapsco Guano and Pa tapsco Acid Phosphate. Office opo site brick warehouse Griffin, Ga. Last Saturday was all fools day. Few pranks were played. Some body *mt Mack a can of “spiled oysters” and a cracker. The can was well charged with gass that did not smell like dried peaches. Imagine the re sult when Mack plunged his barlow into the can. J. O, Beauchamp is the right man in the light place. Unlike many elected to the high and responsible position ol Sheriff, he is a practical business fellow, understands his duty, writes out bis own sales for the prin ter in a legible hand writing, aud uc cording to the law, thus avoiding much trouble to all parties. Brack Goolsby has returned to Mon ticelo, where lie will remain for the summer. He contemplates returning *o Jackson next fall and commencing business. He has made many friends during bis stay here, who regret to see him leave. IFe wish you good luck, old boy, and hope that you may live to cast your lot with us in the near fu ture, and blow the comet in the Jack son Band. WOMAN A REMEDY FOR HER OM.Y. Reaper than physician's I’ills, and to lie need •7 women exclusively. It i prepared for them jjniy. and arul it* specially adapted to cane* where the i disordered, and will care all \rrea **aritie of the ’’menses”, or monthly course?* , acute or chronic, by restoring the ois- This great boon is f>r. J Bmdield’a he -55* gutter, and' known am! recognized a Wouutisßwi Friend*' Prepared by Dr. J. Brads •Wd Price ; trial size, 75c; large size For ait by al] drugibfj*. Brewer & ilauleiter Of Griffin, Ga., gives notice to the far mers of Butts, that they have reduced the price of standard TefCi lifters for sale hy them, land you are requested to call and see them before purchasing else where. Buy Carmichael’s Worst I’owdcrrs. o* Geo. W. Adair, Off Atlanta, was in Jackson test week, and gave direc tions to his surveying party who are at work 'ayiug off the property pur chased by him around the depot. The land on both sides of the railroad is being checked off with comrr.&.iius streets, and business lots are being lo cated. Tire work of cleaning and clearing will be under the suprovision Mr H. O. Benton, which Will soon be commenced. Shade trees will be planted'6n the walks and everything made attractive as possible. Buy ’Ca’rmichals Liver Pills. 2m The bi 14 ofinj'unction enjoining the sher iffand Head it Cos., in the Coleman case was sustained by Judge Stewart, at Griffin, last Saturday. The Judge held that the sale was illegal on the grounds that the levy was made twodays before deed was recorded. The sheriff, under instructions, relieved, to be sold in June next, when it is under stood, Coleman’s 'Council will file a bill cf illegality, claiming that the pur chase money has been paid ; in which event, the papers will be turned over tti the Clerk and the ease placed upon the docket and all questions determ ined at the September term of the Su perior Court. Thus, Mr. Coleman re tains possession, and will make one more crop. Buy yvur Drugs at C&rmichaets . Mall Honrs. There is nobody more willing to ac commodate their friends than Yfo ; but we find that having tto regular mail hours has incoveuierreed us no little Since putting up the lock-bokes, we batre deemed it best, as is customary 'Yvith Well regulated offices, to establish office hours, after which no business will be transacted in the post officU, as we have other work to do. In future, the post office Will bte kept open from 7 o’clock a. hi. ’till 6 o’clock p. m., except Wednesday and Saturday, when it will be kept opened Until 7 o’clock p. m.-, to await the arrival of the Griffin n.ail. Darties renting box es can get their mail at any time the house may be open. No mail deliver ed on Sunday. Buy Carmichael’s Cologne. 2m Henry County, Ga., Mar., 30th 1882. Ed. News : According to promise, I write yon a few fines from our baily wick. We have had the stock law ill force some three months ; it Is all we expected of it. there has been, to my knowledge, no litigation arising from its adoption. A number of our neigh bors who were opposed to it and voted against it, are well satisfied and say that should a vote be taken to repeal the law they would vote for it remain as it now is. The fences are being re moved from the roadside throughout the county, turning out many planta tions that are being plowed and culti vated to the roads edge. By so doing, we the renters, save from 3 to 5 acres in every 25 or 30 acres, that use to be occupied with fences —thus we renters are benefitted under the law. We have a good law and would like to divide with Butts. Our farmers are planting corn now in a hurry, and'from what we learn, there is a third more being planted in Henry county this year than last. Small grain is looking fine. S. M. Henry says the stock law is the best thing he ever saw—ditches were cut along the roads without the road hands having it to do. However, we might talk to our friends In Butts about the advantages and benefits we have already derived from this law, and ’twould be like the old addage, “convince a man against his will and lie is of the same opinion still. Red Oak. Buy Carmichaels Horse Powders. Buy Carmichaels Vermifuge. We had the pleasure of visiting the classisc little city of Forsyth for the first time, last week, in company with Col. Y. A. Wright, who was on a pro fessional visit, and who, by-the-way, is a rising young lawyer and enjoys a good practice. He’s got that "git up and git” about him, that make men great, and conducts business intrusted to his care in a manner and expedian cv, that gains the confidence of those who deal with him. He is a jolly good fellow to take atrip with, and “done you forgot ’em.” We formed some pleasent acquaint ences in Forsyth, and hope our vieit will prove to be a profitable one, ns we have the promise of some advertise ments from some of her enterprising business men. Forsyth is a better mar ket for some branches of business, for our people, and no better medium than the News can be found, through which to make theiradvantages known to the people of tliis section. The News has attained a circulation equal ifnot great er than any paper ever published in the county, and that, too, among a class of customers to be sought for by mer chants and manufacturers. A glance over the pages of our subscription book will verify the truth of the assertion. Buy Carmichaels Liver Pills. Buy Carmichael’s Vermifuge. 2m Buy Carmichaels Female Tonic. SUPrORT mm) Wer, A hinterer I’spluml. The Sheriff of Jackson county ami possco, arrested a Mr. l’ippinger, near ’lndian Springs, Tbuvsdoy night, for the murder ofa man by thenanie of Strange of Jadksdn'couYity, some six or seven 'yeaTs ago, from which place he escap ed jail, running away and leaving a wile and several children. He had a a wife and two children in this county. When arrested by the sheriff he at tempted an escape, anti was shot at without effect, when the sheriff hol lowed, “look out boys, he’s coming.” Peppinger said he wns’nl afraid to take his chain os before one £nn, but when he heaTd thetfheriff give the alarm he condffided'that he was surrounded, and running upon Strange in the garden, brother of the murdered man, who he sa'id would certainly kill him, he con cluded that he had better stop. Pippinger, (not his right name) ac knowledged hisgftilt, and told all about his ups-and-downs since lie has been at large. Hecscaped jail with the no torious Kelly boys, of Newton county, and told about the Kellys planning to break jail and his putting their plans into execution. He talked freely o* their trials and how they dodged about through the country stealing horses and committing other depredations., He spoke of Charlie Kelly as one of the most daring horse-thieves he ever heard of. Pippinger said he concluded that he had enough burdeUs on his mind, and finally concluded to quit his companinßand settle doWn to Wotk, which he done and married in this county, where he has been living for two or three years. He was betrayed by a friened who he had confided in, to whome he had re vealed “the secret” and who happened to know the murdered man. The sher iff had with him a letter from an anon ymous Writer, informing him ns to his whereabouts. Pippinger has threaten ed his confidents life if he ever revealed it to a living being. The murderer is well known about Forsyth, where he done his trading. He killed Strange with a stick for threatening to report him to the revenue officers. tl&f chelorillg Uv'it. Mr. Editor : While sauntering across the square in a meditative mood I saw Dr. B. busily engaged in drawing wa ter. Thinking something unusual was going to happen. I accosted him and enquired of his unnatural movements. I asked if there was a conflagration gt)lrtg on in town. He calmed my fears by lnfbHiilng me that he wits “ fixen to get about supper,” and envited me to participate with him and his chum, Col. W. I accepted with pleasure, and was ushered into their batchelor den. The first thing that attracted my at tention was a curious looking little thing sitting on the table. I was a lit tle sly at first thinking perhaps that it was some newfangled explosive ma chine set to catch the unwary. I felt relieved bt) being told that it was a stove. I did not say anything but I thought the more. I thought that if that insignificant aparatus was their only reliance my chances for supper were slim. My hosts seemed to have no fears on that score, hut dedked themselves each with a large apron that reached from neck to heel, and were transformed into first-class restaurant cooks. They began to handle pots and pans in and very scientific manner and my hopes began to revive. They soon had their little oil stove in full blast, and a most delightful odor was wafted about the room, My astonishment grew as preparations for supper advan ced. The I)r., would opeii the door of the oven and examine the biscuit in a veay knowing manner, while tlid Col., was handling some eggs in a rllatinet that would make a hotel cook asham ed of himself. At last supper was an nounced and I was seated at a table covered with a snowy cloth, while each crystal glass held a napkin of immacu late Whiteness. The table was spread with an artists hand, and it fairly made my mouth water to look at the good things placed before me. My plate was helped to a large slice of deliciously broiled ham just dun to a turn, biscuit of snowy whitness and as light as a feather, eggs in different styles, homi ny with egg sauce and a variety of oth er things. The coffee was simply Su perb—the best that it has been tnyluck to taste in some time. In fact the whole repast was “just too utterly too too.” The evening was spent not only in the destruction of the viands so temptingly displayed, but in a feastof wit and a flow of soul. When I rose from the table I felt better by several pounds. If the young ladies of Jack son had their own interest at heart, they would most certainly set their caps for such men as the Dr., and Col., as either of them would make a “per fect jewel of alingband.” There arc not many girls of the present day that could prepare so good a meal. ’T>vas with regret that we bade these princes of good fellows a goodnight and retired to dream of the pleasures of “bachelor ing uv’it” Dido. A shooling affair occurred recently Dear Camden in which two men. who had a quarrel, met by accident in the road, and without saying a word, went to shooting at one another. One of the men got down lrom his buggy and fired with a pistol, aud hi* com panion cooly leveled his rifle and fir ed Both shot missed their aim. whea the ieliow with the pialol took to the woods. His horse and buggy went flying in another direction and they soon parted company, for the horse was canght at Sender’s Station with nothing but a bridle on. The owner has not yet called for his horse. Augusta News. TOWALIGA. Miss Dora Jones is visiting her sister Sirs. Daughtry, Some oftho farmers of our bonYifiu nifv say they dCh'tWnhtthis low priced guano. They don’t think it oheap. Mr. \V. J. Evans h well pleased with the work of his Acme harrow. He thinks it will be exceedingly useful when he comes to sew small grain, Mr. R. L. Daughtry wont to Atlanta last Wee*, SO to6k out for new goods. Hr. Jimmie Want dhnts it understood that he will wait on all of Mr. Daugh try’s young lady customers. So young ladies, if you want to see Jimmie smile, just call on him for a calico dress. J. R. CartWiehael informs us that he ha's ordered a cultivator, for which he dims that one hand with two mules can cultivate seventy-five acres of land, and do it in a more husbandlike man ner than is trivially done With ‘double the amoiint of hands and teams. If it proves to be a laborsaving machine we hopetd soon see them in use by CVery farmer who has suitableTatid. Few sections can lioast of as success ful a farmer a Mr. Miner Bell, of this district. He came home thorn the war owning but 50 acres of land and two old token down government horses. But he went to work and since then he has paid out between six and eight thousand dollars for land. His farm is in a high state of cultivation, and is su perintended hy himself with the assis tance of his “go ahead” boys. Perhaps one of the secrets of bis success is that he has given his whole attention to his fitrin, and has known more about his OWrt business than his neighbors. Knoxville, Tenn,,M arch 27.—The east bound train on the East Tennes see, Virginia and Georgia railroad was leb scoped yesterday morning by a freight train 83 miles east of here. Col. Cole’s palace car was wrecked and Wm. Booker, its porter scalded to death. The car cost $17,- 000. All tbains were delayed six holirs. Chicagb Times: H'einHch Haiig, known in Europe as the “India nibbef Man,” was exhibited to-night at (he Ashland House New York before a number ot medical men. llftag stretch the skin of his forehead over his entire face, be can Mhelcli the skin ot his chest fully a fodt, and draw the skill Of his leg over his knee and tie it in a knot, When the skin is released ii immediately returns to ils natural positions. The doctors are taking a great interest in him, and he is en gaged to appear before scVeral medic cal bodies next week. —■- Judge Pardee and Boorman have decided that the revenue officers who killed old Mr. Itix in gwinnett county must be tried in a Federal Court, What would George M. Troup bnve said to a claim by the Fedehil Government that its officials Could kill a Citizen of Geor gia and then not be itmetiaWe to the courts or the laws of Georgia? When discharged by the Federal judiciary, we trust courts of Georgia will try the meit who killed H|X| aild If found guilty of murder; hang them.— Rome Courier.* The following is crop reports from several counties : Sumter Co.—The Weather this year is more favorable than it has been since the war, and preparations are unusual ly com plete lor planting. Corn, oats and wheat are looking very _ well. Wheat will be cut and threshed in this Comity in March this year, a tiling nev er before known. The yield ot this staple and of oats' promises to be im mense. Dodge Go.—The farmers in this coun ty are planting Very little cotton, hav ing adopted the plan rtf raising tlioif supplies at home. Jackson Co.—The decrease in the acreage of Cotton to be planted this yef is placed at 5 percent, but the prepar ation for planting has not yet progress ed far enoftgh to show what the de crease or increase will be. Every per son and every newspaper say. ‘fpiant less cotton more corn,” but, >/ you coi/ld hear oacli individual think for himself,- Voit Would hear from most of them: ! ‘Well, if every other person plants less cotton; then the crop will be small one, itfid the com crop large, and, consequently, the price df cotton will advance and corn will below. Then; will it not pay me to plant ft la/g6 crop of cotton TANARUS” Randolph Co.—The WeathW f* fcbod. Two-thirds of the corn been planted. Necessity will frdeft many to plant provision crops, which Will cur tail the cotton crop. Oats will he large ly grown here. Rockdale Co.—The passage of IM stock law compels many to plain more hay, oats and corn. Folk Co.—The crops of wheat and oats will be increased 25 per cent. Newton Co.—The wet weather lias delayed planting. Many formerly planting cotton on tbeir own account, chicflv negroes, rtVe liolongcr able to do so, and will be hired by others. Tills will reduce the acreage. Paulding Co.—Tlic severe droutb last year caused manv farmers to fail. I hey will thus be unable to buy as much fer tilizers and provision! as arc required. Credit is restricted. Cobb Co.—Labor is scarce. More corn planted this year. Gwinnett Co.—The outlook is for 25 percent loss cotton planted this year, and the deficiency to lie met by in creased acreage in corn. Oats have been largely sown, and look well, McDuffie Co.—W a have more oats and wheat sowed than ever before. Prospects to date are fine. Bill Arp, on city and country life, has this to say: “A town boy 4 liver is al ways getting out of orrtler ( and a town girt don’t eat much of anything hut candy and ice (Steam and cake, and by the time she has two of three weasil faced children, which have to be raised on the iiottle, she is pretty well used tip, and has to go to the springs every summer. Whoever honrdof coun try folks going to the springs. Tornadoes did considerable damage in Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama, Inst week Jiear Loaebapoka, Ala., Mr. Tatum was killed, and others were badly injured. It. J. Richard soo was killed iu Barbour c*unty. A .Singular Scene Between a Cat anil Nocking Bird. On Sunday last wo witnessed a sin gular contestiretween ft mocking bird fold a cat. When first observed the bird was on the ground, about three feet from the cat, singing shrilling tri umphant melody, that held its enemy entranced. The bird bad cotfie under the mesmeric ift'nuenee of the cat and eoriM net yV’t away, and thecal charmed hy tho. melody of the bird could nqtent it. Several times it would ct-rffClv, give its tail a switching moikm ; hdd prepare to spring, bnt the bird wohlfl approach, warbling in a milder strain, and puss would rub her head against it, purring in that manner so peculiar to those animals when pleased. We watched te see how this novel contest Would end, and even tried to frighten foe in Yd aWay, tint the eat caught it up in her'month ran off a short distance, pivtit'hpon fhe-gYotn'id arid let the lit tle 'creature sing, seething perfectly content with its rfitisie. We again Yip nroached, took the cat up, When the bird also flew up on a tree neat’ by and seemed deeply distressed, the eat. meanwhile eyeing it wistfully. At last we succeeded in scaring tire bird away and put the cat down, when it in-me diately started off to hunt up the bird. Whether it succeeded in finding it or not we oanuot say.—Sumter Republi can. - A * Golden City, a StVniti'er, took fire and burned, on the 80th of last month, while landing at Memphis. About 30 live Were reported lost.. Stowe’s me nagerie was a part ot the cargo destroy ed comprising a mini her Of fine horses, together With the eftges of wild beast and birds. Tire dropping of a lamp in some jute caused the fire. TO GIVE AWAY A FIRST-CLASS SEWING MA CHINE at This ofTice. TTTE have ahran new WHITE SfcWlltfa MA VV CHINE, with 7 dm wet’s, drop leaf, cover, rollers Ami a complete set of extra attachments, which wo will give tunny man or wowun who will get uu a cTubof 50 cash subscribers to the Jackson NEWS-, at #1,50, each. We will give the company’s Writtert guarantee on the machine to keep the same in order for the space of five yeArs. The ntachme is finely finished with gilt and is a perfect.fVtulutV. Come and see it. It is easily managed aAd the lightest running ma chine 1n the mark'd. TfyiVu fail, to get up the 75 subscribers, we will pay you a JinQial per cent on the number you bring ns, for your trouble. Respectfully, lldectf W. K. HARP, publisher. Woman Pi.OCI.AMATION—FREEDOM Fob iVoMAN.. What is the right Of the ballot to woman com pared with hpr privilege of enjoying health and happiness i\i the charmed circle of her soeiul and uUmestic relations? Among the many discoveries tending to promote the happiness an advatioe ment of the human race, nothing is so intimately connected with the hclth a fid happiness of iVorimh the cent ere and source of our highest .earthly en joyments—as thd discovery of n To pied y Which meets lier peculiar Waiits, jaiid fits her foi* the en joyments of 11 ftr, and for ministering to the happi ness ofth'oHO with whome she is usstiojatod in,the tendV’r relations plaster, wife, and mother. Tliiri fvhicdy is fhtind in I>ir. J. 11 rad field's Female Regulator, ’’ Womans Rest Friend.” By it wo man is emancipated from the ills peculiar to her sex. Before its magic power all irregularities of the womb vanish. It cures” Mtipprea sion of the menses and re,nlovfts. uterine obstruc tions It cures constipation and .strengthens the system braces the nerves and purines the blood ami thus doing, it does more for her, and lhfcdUsHt her, for the whole human family than anv dis covery of modern times It never fails us thous ands of women can testify. Prejwred by Dr. J. Brad field, Atlanta, (ia. Price: trial gi*e, 750, large size, sl. 50. For sale by all druggists. ROCK BLOWING DONE BY NEW IMPROVED METHOD, is Wells, Mill Races, Ditches and Hhoals. Address mo at .Tuck Him or Indian Spring o , JOHN LASPCVEKK. DR. R. G. BRYANS, —o — Plysiciai aid Stood. JikCHSO*, - - Qi. op Vice undeA sUeoNlti HAtfi, one twor South of I)t ug Store, Can be found at night with Y. A. Wright, flrat dorrt* ovor J. J. KuMton'a can be left with Y. A. Wright, oi Jiv-icS Harden,jitnZS VARIETY WORKS, tin t nun, J • - - 04. 11l Wofl Warranted, GarriaP; Buies, Mi nis, ic. oY6rbrftf?ed and repaired oh short no tice, ALL KINDS OF Job Work done with neatness and dispatch. CARRIAGE SMITHING DUNE, UNDERTAKER. Will keep on hand Coffins, Caskets, and Undertakers Hardware. A hearse will also be furnished. WSuflhopin rearof Duke’s store. marl a bijKirotmis. "51 If yon mffcffng f rcrmßnoof health, or langultotl tug tic. a ucd of tlckncj* -dike cLeor, for Hop Blttfru will Cure You. If jo o nr a mJ'ilfltfer, and overtax* 4 vow •elf yrnlclu jor to mother, w./ra out with care ton* work.or / you are rimply ailing J you fuel weak aud ulepiritod, tfltfcout door 1 knowing why, Hop Hitters will Restore You; Tf too area man pt, bus fnena, wcakenetf.tr the Praia ol your crv-tfjrday dutlce; or a.man fa/ let k \ toiling ovet you midnight wJMt; Hop Bitters will fkreufftliftH Yon* 1/ you are young, aud Buffering from any fault* irellou. ward growing too fat,A*fa Cftcii fho ca-a. Hop Bitters will Relieve Yeti# If you ftre In the work* iho> to th fftitn. at th* leak, anywhere, and 1 eel that your a mem ftecdr -lean*log, tuning or oUuf ulatlog.'w Ulm-mc ieitoxf* Ulug> Mttcym Ib Wbti lon Nrwf. If you are old, yoarHp*j)*e la feoMe, votf< ttrvea aiMteauy. aud waning, fop Bitter* will give-you New Life andYlgO* Goddard House, LUCIUS GODDARD Proprietor. hVo'ablWay, Cor. Brook Sir. Cjt A JUST lIECKIV El >, NEW SiFRIItU MILLINERY, AT Miss t % fiiiey’s. Cheapesi lot ofliats, untHmmtnl, ever brought to Jackson. Beautiful. ImtS ready trimmed for.Vt cents api©ec. ICId uWvtfl i'roin 50 cen/s ajmir up. worth 750 to |l. Beautiful Silk Dress Patted, Fasliionnble Dresses Made to Order , X anifcVb lot of ribbon* of all grades and colors nteft* Trimmings of every kind and many other things t Numerous to mention. MV stock is ftiU.ai\d complete, comprising the latest styles and'lo\yo*f s V ives. Call ami exam ine my goods ami prices before puhdmsing else where. lonuih'lm The Pomona Hill Nurseries OUEEMIIORO, X C. J. Van Liiilay, Proprietor. HaVing had twenty-eight years experience in -growing Nursery .Stock, best adapted to the Southern climate, including all varieties of Peaches Apples Pears Pinto* UheY'vies Grapes Strawberries and all other fruit grown In die South, from the Latest to the Earliest Varieti'63- Mr. K. P. CANTRELL, AGENT iFOR Middle Oa., And Id* Asaistcnt Agent, ia now canvassing this county. All those who desire to obtain good fruit trees from a reliable Nursery, now’ is your time. Kuch and Every Tree is Guaranteed to live with prdppeT attention, ftotlce of fact of any trees dicing, nuule known at the otfioe, Greensboro, N. 0., will he replaced lit once. Mr. Cantrell, our General agent for Middle*Gti. has been engaged in the fruit businMN for *ev lA’al y.bnrs, and can advise you .as w.’gatd* the fruit best adapted to yout* oil id ate. Hla, IVrma: nont residence is Grinin, (la., all cominuionuons promptly fuuwcred. E. F. CANTHEGL, marlS Gen. Agent. Look Out ! sioo, do o To Chang'd hands 40 Mil eft fhnn Alhlhtit Vulu*t|l Kcl I .Htule for m.le ml to rout ill tlio oily of Griffin mid llmmali Miildlu ftamrla to the viihlc of ONE IU'NUHKD THOUSAND DOt.- I.Alls and over, Img beon conei*n*.l to the niiitrr- Hiifned for mile nii.l rent, i'oimilinir of iui|irovod plantatloiM, tioth lurse mid mmill; honsce und lot*, mid etore hoiiMM in the oity, with (food and well eHtahituhed trade. Best water sod tK.st ell mute in the South. Alsodouler in Orooerlesund Kinnily Bui>plies, and BK.'i.t for Die Uentenniul Gin, Fesddr and CimdSnser.- Unll on or uddres. G. A,.CUNNINGHAM, Ileal Gatai'e A Kent, Griffin, On. Brick Yard. Uriel! Made unit machinery. THB UNDKItSIONRI) hog leave to Inform tlio people of.luekaon Kinl mirronndlng country, that tI,BV will cotnmcnoc the manufacture of hrirlc, In'jiu-lcHoii, at an eiirly day,and will fnr liiXbUißtti at prtoiwtlwtdefy ooropetlthm. .’*• have imroluiMcyt new mi* l Improved "O* and willV ~i-h,.„rt‘il to/or/hfili oil the brick .i in 1 1 un McctiOii.l Mioß notice SOnovly H. P. ALMANfi ft HON. dentistry. Htr e to sUte LI to the people of this and aurroundlng coun ties that! am urepurod to do miy end all kind* of DENT AI. WORK, st reeeenaliU- price* Of; flee tip stair* In the Higgins building. Hutlsfac- J.W.Cafed. Dentist. m, Tl BARBER. ~ sated to give BABY SWaVIf. Hair Cutting, Shampooning, Etc., |on ki POOP WTTLk tiiiVhlm a call, at tlio fii!TfusslAl JACKSON G A. tEAf, BBIXKI J. J. EASTON’S Vt Makes you FAT. wfti After talking. Bfaftfre TlSiDg Bar, Jvoa * ; You aftJ gS tt'ag iowerful flit of foie ! Getting plenty to feat now 7 Not any too rafich to oat John, it the quality of liquor a mat* drink*. You uro looking rather tllin Julm, What’s the matter, got the cramp ? Wei, l tell yon Judge, I took a drink of red liquor ’while ago ftiid I’m feeling powerful Dadj It’s the quality of liquor you drink, mf Ixtok at me, if you want to live lontf and frfrivk fot, always do yowr tl4> OLD RELI ABLE J. J. FABTON, where you con always gH WISSiIES, GHlrii BFciiiiiicH &c THE CELEBRATED Aurora lager beer on draft and bottled. Pots Rjr. and edhl Whisky for medicinal purposes, a specialty. If you want somethin* to make a lean man fat nhd h flit (i lean-against s post eall im J. S. EASTOm. Tdeetf, Sheriffs Sales for May, POSTPONED SHERIFF'S SALE. STATIQ OF GEORGIA, ( litrrrs Cpt’NTV. j WILI- be sold, bethfb tliC cbhft house door in the town or Jat’kson, in said county %u<i Wate. le the FIRST within tlie legal hours of .Sberitt yule, tnte Xoßkrw ing described property to wit; Two hundred and fifty-seven acres of i*nd, uior® or less, situated and lying and being in, the second district of originally Henry now Hwtt*a Cs>uity, Wound as follows: West ly iub o i A. P. Well, North, hy lauds of Mrs. East by lands \)‘<.*olWuvd, oouili hy landp of UnnkbCtl. Ispvmml irpoji a'ffltib property of R. flllllwcll, by virtue and Cos satisfy one fi fa issued n-otnthe Bttpfrrior court oi’suid county, in favor of John H, ('toikett vn tirclmrd StHlvveM and John RtfHwell. in iHisesHion given notice as required by law, thL* March the 20tli, 1882. J. Oy BEAUCHAMP, Sheriff B. <\ fti'ATE OF GEORGIA, ) Dt tts County, f Y YTlUti HU KtrtJi Ixifore tli MuM ti*M <!•• V V ill the town of Jackson Raid oe*My and State,on the FIRST TUtSDAY in MAY. next 1882, within tho4o*) hwtfrs of sale, the folUftWitig described property to-wit : One Wood tuber A Engine five horse power, levied upon as tlie property of W. ]>. &T, J. Ridgeway, A William Thaxton bv vir tue and to satisfy one fi fa issued from the bupe* rior Court of said county & stalt. hi fayqii of M. V. McKihben. vs Wm D. Martain. T. 4* Ridgeway, k William Thaxton, this March 2J.5U 1882. J. O. BEAUCHAMP, Sheriff. B. C. GEQRGIA BUTTS County : Application will be made to the Court of Or dinury of Bntts County, Ga., at the first regular term Vter llie expiration of four weeks front this notice, for h ave to sell tpe lands belonging to the cNtate of Jan. Lypns, lale of said county, de ceased, for the bum tit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. April Ist, 1882 j M. L, LYONS, „ Ajiiuimstratt rix. UREA T KEXNKSA Wli'O VTE VIA Western & Atluntte R. tt On and after Sunday I ,l)opnberi. 1879\ Triple Daily Passenger tValYiff vrm do rmi hy the OKI Re liable KcimesaW ltduto. TIIK FAST MAIL TRAIN NORTH. Leaves XilAnta at - - WW p ift Arrives Knoxville at - 10:*) p in Arrives ErTstbl lit - * a to. Arrives Lynchburg ut - 1:35 piu Arrive* Washington at - * * IT 4O p Arrives New York at - - * - 0 45. aux TIIK FAST MAIL TRAIN HOt£l*. Leaves New York at - •< p Leaves Washington at - k Arrvie* Atlanta at - noon. Only SO Hours from New York ft>- Atlanta. Pullman oat)* run daily between New Otrfean*,. Mobile, Montgomery, via Atlanta to WashinirtGl!>-B wltlw)ht change, connecting closely at) Washing* Uhl with tnSilntftli cars and coachca for NeV< York without chuim?. Pullman Palace uWm leave New York <miTy fc making close connection at Wa*hlngt6ii with Pullman Cars for Atlanta, MontgonlVi-y f Mobile, and New Orleans. The Kenneeaw Route Is iho only line offering shell through ear arrangement^ TUB FAST MAIL TRAIN also makes dose connection at Chattanooga from and to all points West. TIIK FXFHKHW TRAIN NORTII Atlanta at - 9:25 p m widen idakcM qlofle connections for Kmnp, also at Ciiaftaiiooga for ail f>oints West. TIIK IfXI’ItKMS TRAIN SOUTH . ~ Arrives at Atlanta - p n* making qonncctiou (Vom. aH pdints West/ rtko from Virginia unu Tennessee points. tmk Accommodation Leaves Atlanta daily (except .Sunday) 4#J p m Arrives Atlanta " ** u 7:55 m I.ow ,Excur*PP and Euilghint Rates to all poUiUft in Texas. Send for Hchouule. B. W. WRENN, Oen’l Passenger ,tnegA Atlanta. Oa R. J. DEANE. PHOTOi. RAPHER And Dealer in Picture Frame*, 17 HtlL Street, - - - Griffin, Ga All and kimla of Firt-dam work ezeoutH prdmlilly. old pluturt H copied and enlarged wall iplijtur** til VotfiMlf ill a hniidHenirefrain# MalO inciitjfe only $2. !t|<.|ia<oc<i 4 Danville R. tt PAHseNUfcU UEPSRTMBIt*. On and after JUnc Silt, lwt Rawwiigar Train Service on tin- Atlanta and Charlotte Alt-Line division of tills rued will tw Sa follows: Gastw iirdL t’NITKD STATEN MAIL, MM. 43, A. Ltftvii Atlanta , 4Jjl & ai Arrive Charlotte, m 9&0 p at NICW YORK KXFJftEJM, VO 47, B. I*mve Atlanta, • - 8:13 p n Arrive Charlotte, m - - • 8:15 aiu i'*iTEo htaTEn *A*rr ma.il, no 49, c. Leave Atlanta, - - - - * ft:?® pmi Arrive Clmrlrittfe, M • • ., m s • a m BI'WANICK ACN/'OIf MODATiOK, NO 21. lakßVr* Atlanta, ..... 5:00 p w Arrive .Suwannee i; - 7:08 p in WentwHrd. t’JIfTKDS'I’ATKN MAIL, MO 42. Leave Charlotte, m, - - - i2;l0 pmi Arrive Atlanta, ..... Jg&i M to nkw you* Kxinuum, vc4B. tomrf ChurhHte, M, - 12:48 m n< Arrive Arlaiitii, ----- 12:20 p m IJHtTICTZ IVTATEH FAMT MAIL, MO 50. IreaVt Charlotte, m, - 12:YI ArirlVb Atlanta, - - • -\ - 1048 HCWANKKK AWOVMCDATIOV, NO 22. Leave Buwan nee, D, * • - <* Q.4D . Arrive Atlanta J 8:00 a Hi A, with arriving tralae of dMrfim Oeutral aal A mid W P ruii/',,*(* . . B, With am’vina Mh" ,0/ OeotgU Central, A and W I' Hint W and A /iiffroarfa. C, with train*arriving on.Oa. railroad. , f), With r.aw rßiiuTtll Branch to and from LaWrciicSVllft. W, With C(: and A—o ('. —R ami Dnnd A T and O, for all ppiMlS Went, North and East. J’l.llii.mi Sleeping Cor Service on Train# No 47 and l faHf, without change, between Atlanta and NSW York. A. POPE. sept \l Oen’l Pass. Agent. Lively and feed Stable. R. T. VATKIH3. PROP'S. JAGkSON CJAi —q i.j . rpilE PVCDDI.R of Butin itotinty and the Irarsl* 4 ing public krenerlly,are IrereUy notified that a livery and fe-d Mtublc U now open iu Jackson* when- they oun be uccommodaUtd tot reammble Jriew. ! have in Connection, a large lot ouitafal* for drover*, Convenient, lo show atobk to the bast toil vantage. BAitßisk Shop. Your •tlentlon j, aUo.culled to th Cict that 4 KtHid BaURRK SHpPwrun In connection with !{:<-stahlfl. • Hair shaving and shfluipoonin* trona by a flrst-clan barber. 0 —— fijß AND BILLIARDS, Fine— Whiskey, WINES, BEER, AU, ETC., R. T. ffattim, Proprittoi GA. ——-0—— My (ck of wines, whiskey sot., and are seimine. I keep the best and putisirr, the market My terms and prices are retVme in Hive my morals atrial amlho convinest tb tclao keeleut quality. oSßnevJfr