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..---- Utllbf \$&U - 7 > ) d,) 8 . JJ, PES5, : jPuhlisiier. COUNTY pFFICERB. JUDGE OF COUNTY COURT J. C. Barron. pRDJNAHY and CLERK SUP’R COURT R. T. ROSS. PHHR1FI' akdTAX cou.ecto r. W, W. Barron and Moses Smi '■ 3 * TAX RECEIVER W. T. Morris. -TREASURER * . t H. t' S. Greaves. r POEOHBB Hardy Christian. JONES BACKS MACON. Clinton, April 2.—At an enthu siastic public meeting tins day at the a- fport bouse, of which Judge J. C. Barron was chairman and Vim. G, l Kilpatrick was secretary, the follow ing res ( ujul ions were unanimously passed; Resolved, firs*, That as an agri cultural people, wo feel a vital inter est in the advuncement of our agn cullurein all its various branches believing it to be the foundation stone upon which all other .enter prises and professions stand, and it is the duty of every community to give its weight and influence to that end. Second, That jrp feel encouraged to know that the tl>« imoortanct 'J hird, That the establishment of an experimental statjon and farm in middle Georgia will do more to encourage and advance the science of agrieulturo than any other step yet taken in that direction, Fourth, That, nsidij from any oth fd er consideration, in sfiyjrig we fuel fully’ of’Macon assur that the city and county of Bibb are eminently the proper place to locate said sta tion for various reason, several of which are very potent ones, viz; A central locality for the entjye state, accessibility bv railroad from every direction, climate and health ami suitable tor the growth of all prod ucts jp thie climate, on the dividing line between tho red and the gray soils, it would in our candid belief, prove far more satisfactory than any other locality and with less expenditure of money in conducting <Eo farm. Jones couuty says locate !ft $?bb for the the general good of all. Resolved also that a ma<s meeting of the citizens of ‘Jones Cotnfcy be called to meet at the Court House on Monday the 15tb inst at noon to . take iiitojeonsideration the appoint ment of delegates to the ltoad Con ferees to assemble iu Atlanta ih May next. *, Tho meeting then adjourned. J. C. Barron,Chairman. IVui. G. Kilpatrick, Scci. Rookda’e county has a man with a wonderful history in person or FilUnan Shaw, who has been blind aiuce 1861, and since becoming blind his iugeuuify is Sit onco surprising *nd phcnamenal. Making walking eaurs and mending shoes are Ks iavorite pastimes; but the crowning achievement 0 f Mr.' Shaw since becoming blind, i s the making of a violin* It is double lined aud brace _ l in such a manner as to compare favorably with those of the best insnufuciure. and in sweetness of tone surpasses eveu Betsey herself. “Bjisey" is Mr, Shaw’s constant ooin.ja.iion and boast of having am— rna^i the feet of merry dinoers for ftemtufy aila half. If you want to prevent your hy drant from overflowing pud filling the cellar, don't pay your water tax, take the money and buy aNew Home B pw tng Machine and the New Horn e Company will warrant the M^ch ine and guarautea that you will have no Ws l t r « 1 'ihe .. ' Ja3 i erc '<w News sa y# : j S'rurdar^ are on a boom/ j J/nt the weather just lovely ? j We had a splendid rain last Mon day. How many April fools did you re ceive ? Mr. J, G Tolies m had the mi« foytuueyesterday morning to lose, by fire, bis barn and stables con taininga good deal of forage. Mr. J. G. 'J’olleson has planted two acr«j respondent iu insh potatoes and your cor hundred stalks of sugar cane. S» you will know which way to come when you need either one of W.e^v articles, Mr. John Ezell, of Smithboro, kiiledon his faim last Monday a white rabbit of the old field specie. It bad boeu frequently seen for more than a year and was certainly a curiosity. A BARGAIN. $600 will buy 13i acres with sma l 2 room house splendid well water, half acre garden, and small orchard in Hillsboro. Fop lutber information apply T, M.Turner p. & M. deppt^M on • iceilo. 1 -m, Uapt L. W. Robert has just received the finest pair of imported Berkshire pigs ever brought to this place and has named them respectively Monticello J umbo and (dinueta. We are glad to see our citizens taking such interest in fine stock, Maj. Key is offering the best bar gain in improved or un improved real estate, ihat will bo offered in MonticeHo in a long time. The Maj or says he bus more real estate in Town, than he isutiliiing and he wants room for m >re people, that Monticello needs more folks and new blood and he wants to open the way for them. It is bu,t natural that the people along the line of the C. & M. R. K. should be in great sympathy with Col. Machen in his recent illness. Jle tj f q «„r.rvmnHuBmh and been the m trumont^i.^^^ Sf&BuJK ff . and under circumstance* that few could have been induced to under take, or when undertaken would have persevered >n. The Giand Jurors of the Jaspe r County at the Spring Term ma kp this reccommendation in their Gen eral Presentingts regarding the BUnd.Tigor; Ne regret to find thaL Illegal Truffle in liquor is so common in our town and county, und that Blind Tigers are fattening in our midst, at the expense of morals and sobriety and the consequent debauchery of the youth of our county, and in view of the flagraney and gravity of this offence, we most carpe^tly re commend that his Honor, Judge Jenkins try all cases of this class in the Superior Court, and if the De fendants are convicted that they be punished to the extent of the law. There is more Catarrh in th '3 sj tion of the couutry than all other diseases put together, and until the last lew year* was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years Doctor* pronounced it a local disease, and prescribed local reme dies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pro nounced it incurable. Science has proven Catarrh to be a constitutional disease and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Ha'l’s Catarrh Cure, manufantured dy F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on ihe market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a tea spoon ful. It acts directly upon the blood and mucus surface of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. S^nd for circulars and testimonials Address, F.J. CHENEY A CO., Tdedo,0 HSrSeld by Druggssta . 75c. The Buttenck Delineator is a Monthly Magazine, illustrating the latest METROPOLITAN FASH IONS, and well worth the subscrip tion price, one dollar. Every lady should have it in her house. Ad dress BUTTERICK PUBLISHING CO., 7, 9 and 11 West 13N. Y. Bif* B/iowifs'inoff bitters Cure* Imlimvtloti. Biliousues*, r>v5;>oj»Ia t rt*. N«rrouMi«a*. auJ General Ivliility. l hysl cifuu recomnwn,l it. All daalvre sell it. Oenulr.* ta* w*4Aii*ik aud croned r*4 Uom on wwpjwr, (Tr^al ^ <7T'*t>GiVy ? jy-gga^rra kssh vpy^ &J3 P m L Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A mar vel of purity, strength and lybple spmer.ess. store economics! than t he ordinary kinds, and cr.nn. the 9 multitudes j; fie sold n 00 mpetition with ajumn ow test,short weight, ftol onty orphos phate powders, in cans RO¥AL RAKING PQW DER CO 10G Wall Street New York_ •» »•" Covington & Macon R. R. TplE TABLE, No. 1, '•To take effect at 7:00 a. m. Monday December lOtli, 1888. BETWEEN MACON and ATHENS (North Bound.) STA1 IONS. <?• I.oc’1 3. Fr’t. Fust ArPotn. Daily Mail Sun. only. x Sim. Oailv. I.v MACON 1 <J 00 a m 7.00am Massey Mil !) 2-1 7:10 Van Burens 9 42 7:10 ltobertb. .. 10 00 7:22 Morton..... 10 3<I 7 :■•« drays...... 10 48 7:42 Franks ..... 11 12 7:48 Burrons ... 11 24 7:54 Waytmlo ... 11 4A 30 7:57 Round‘Oak. 11 8:05 Hillsboro. . 12 23 p m 8:10 Grassfield. . 12 52 8-27 Minneta.... • 122 8; 42 Monticollo.. 148 8:48 M acher...... 2 42 <W!) Mar. o..... 30c 9:82 Madison.... liodlrey.... 3 36 9:42 55 4 55 |> m I •1 40 10 455 10 35 Florence ... \A loro 5 40 1121 Farmington « Ci uO 4.7 1;V utnvliie ‘ -i; Zip 0S I 11 50 White llqlL- —1 1217 p --r\»ju BETWEEN MACON & ATHENS (South Bound) 2 . 6 J TIOXS Fait Lii’l Kt -Acorn M ill D.u'ly flSuiidv * L) lily A ►only.’ Ar MACON -&8!3lsaSS!S88S58Saa»8S&SS!i:S in C 00 p Ill Van Massy's Buren Mill 1 5 45 535 Roberts.... 5 24 Morton.... 5 54 Grays...... Franks.... 4 36 12 4 Barrens ... 4 00 Round Wayside Oak .. 3 34 339 Hillsboro . . 3 00 Grasstield 3 36 Minneta.... 2 06 Monticello 148 Machen... 12 52 Marco....... odfrey.... 12 28 0 12 ! pm ad iso n !I 10 Florence Farmington .... 10 1 957 35 a m Gould-------j 932 WatkinSville 21 121 I 1 36 9 10 ra 10 White Hall 1 18 8 50 8 50 I.v ATHENS I 100pm 8 80fqa 8 30 p n» A G. Craig Gen. TassAgt* A. J. McEVOY, Superintendant. DR. R. A. JONHS. f§ RESIDENT DENTIST MONTICEJjLO GEORGIA rrr m TO LOAN ON IMPROVED FARMS By W. T. Lane, ATTORNEY AT-LAW monticellq -GA PURE, INSTRUCTIVE, ENTERTAINING. 1 } Pctft*l ttu»k««p<t. •SgftHauuag .*X.T*u«ed. f4**vy Ww*l Both Solid llUii Sadie*’ tioll NjTNeS*. *»d «i ftr.is' autra, of eqmal *.ih work# Talo*. c%»cs AJOnePenunmucii TP ••Jliy aware not tr*#, »•. e*n t<xr*ther with cur Ut|« and v*5 eat la line of Household _ ^rt ^ Hnmv lea. TbwMmplf*, a« Bi u?w Sw :: a well *» tha irmtth, w« tend ft Fre*. *nj aftej you bava the*# kepi ftsm In root bams ft»r mootho and *bewa the»h t* Why may bar* eal.tsJ, tkerketom* yocf own pt.btosrty. Thoto mho arrils st aocs ran hs fur* of raestrine tba Ustfb and Sample*. Wsssy sll «ipm*. fhrlgbt.eW. ’ AJiraas ftOnauu dt Cv.. »U* fttfb A’artUwJ, lUita. ’ ■r ' I t 'I ■;•*; \ r a 0M ? 0 M • /. fi i 4 ; ead!! as tiff tfw—iwftl I ■ OO II THE CASE WITH MX OTHER DEALERS, Millers and Listers Pure Animal Bone Guanos. JOHN MERRYMAFS CELEBRATED A. D. BONE?. Cheaper than Ever Offercf Before in this ■ Call on mo, get my HOOK BOTTOM PRICESand be convinced that these brands ABE NOT ONNEtT ED WlTH ANY TRUST, which lias advanced Prices. Demand and Sales unprecedented, supply full equal to the wants £f all. •. « IriSi Miflioijkkd A n * JL Bn|U MA Ileal | Mae Mas Kami! andPraf. !j ? ■ ' the HIGHEST STANDARD VALUE, onroute and being unloaded each day at wareho akitatio* our aies oh the 0. & M, R. R. .* mmm openly defied ih prices ud qoilitt of goods. EVERY OUNCE OF MATERIAL offered is GUARANTEED TO BE JUST AS REPRESEyj^D A Special reduction will be made to CLTJBS and PASTIES buying in CAR LOTS.- Now 15 the tlme to P hw y° ur orders and take advantage of the heavy reduction prices. Correspond m solicited. Write or call on mo at Monticello. 11—8—’S9—3m. FOR RODGERS, WORSHAM & CO., M AC0M, GA. «• « t * CL 'i I ;2 2553 m | K r ^ car 233 -TO &3vrJ UgMp^mmn i r ^1 ? t in s - sg rrrjj m M ~ * our namo eoes onvCAoc o-a » „ & !T w,!i be ferwa^ t>ook - and yaur presMtSfZJ>\?5 y|/>S vZ jd. Writs for SawptJV ^ 5s * f J^Copy with Listpf Presents. Every-ihi,-2 , ^o«^v^ r 7 a tfitHOUT' RESER VAyiKg^fe i tO r pJaI7c7“ * L ' . T 7 >i; s m THs '-' Rochester, N.V., Met. at, *S 5 . I era acquainted with the publish** of the Ambkican Rcral Hoke, and 1 believe they'will fulfil every guarantee J^-a^-ZV/T"/ they make ig> the public. 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