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V‘''*'• \, ' xl i s t iarius. the < ■ I I ‘nnun at ic Mipmu snpi I'Miary. lln :, I'G' auu In nl.iv :11m! iu- Iki Ih" \ i'i la i h-u ami I tf'innrracv liy a scrip which he read Imm the Kg>“>“ ''"iielmh <l% it han aa of l'l'eaehina. 'O.Y TESTED SEA T. ial q dion in the Atlan- HjHHn t sei ms in>t tu he settled yet. the elect ion is ever. <>n Wedm-s - City Hall I>l e- T " 'a i le-il !-> e(is(didate ■■■■till lire ..’eloek Friday alter- MfeMriie friends of Mr. Fugersoii this delay was arranged in siiili.-icnt majority might hall precinct to el- BHI, the Atlanta man. 1> the thus arranged Hoyt is given majority in t hedist liet, The* p9i I ton■rlainisnggfraud and snr . .'■ring to defeat them. They also t hat tlnrins IhP e°nnt a ligt md as thrown into the ballot box i'Trguson ballots were thus IgVd. ' renders will remember that un- SshH}o rotat ion system. Clayton was to the Senator. The Fulton Bnlfiuence declining % allow Clayton to Mrnish the man caused a withdrawal BMttie Clayton delegates. and the can tiWiiey ol' Ferguson, lloyt was support, n a s Fulton’s candid^e. m, FRAUD SUBPICIONED . El The Atlanta Constitution publishes Pi statement Ferguson to the leffect that he (Fejfnson) made a propo- Htion to Judge Hoyt. Atlanta’s candi date for the State Senate that the bal- Hti cast at the city hall precinct in At- Bntu be counted in%the presence of men selected by each, and that w) abide by the result of such count. HhttUoyt refused this proposition, Hm’.'Wiv acknowledged that lie was |||P®ling to give Ferguson justice. %Mloyt bases his refusal on the ‘AJlsthat.it is an insult to the niunag C-jC-Kintimate that the count was not So far as we are concerned been one of t lie managers and suspicioned unfairness wo should certainly prefer Hoyt accept the projiosi IB Hoyt further objects ground that the ' law i the voter in having his ballot 1 before the public gaze. There ng iu this objection since the ouUl he no more exposed than ie managers count the ballot ections made by Judge Hovt to iedingly fair proiMsition of' Mr. m leaves grave suspicion of un ion the public mind. To ?Te ivton the Senator, when under it ion system as adhered to all 1 state, and to leave on the jmb -1 that her man had been elected > counted out by the city hall rs will by no means be fort unate mta. Peguson however.will contest fcfhe election and in this contest per haps the truth may come to light. Mr, Fklitor: F Asa city and Tax-paver of Barnes ville I desire to enter mv protest against any more scrambles for tl* Municipal . offices. It is now two months before lour Municipal election and vet we hear lof parties feeling around among our Icutaged citizens to know how they would ■Ykj? fpi Mayor. In the first place the MfPpS not worth scrambling for and place, no candidate for Mayoralty running and both stri- Vig toget the negro vote will enact Hfjk a scene as will lie disgraceful in Let the good" citizens ~f put their \eto uponanx more •<K scrambles for the town otiicil at the proper time, a mass of our _ citizens be held and men tor Mayor x Aldermen that is done and all abide the re will lie saved the unploasant- HH -i municipal scramble, Isihere town who desires to run for HP||B' e that is not willing for the citi- and consider whether or MBLl’r some other man sliall run ? I is not. Tax Payer. Maxey has not applied for the lll|iaster.tlA of Barnesvilie. Hon. to liettd (punters 'that It. Maxey had —on file for said position. that he was not campaign fund. rc/i'v£o:h''Xri.!-.' , purchased the tat or in Hen on t • liamb Pike Sapeiior Ooort. 4>wingto the *djourmnent of court last week for the election and our not attending on Tuesday, we were unable to give more than the organization of the court. The following bailiffs were sworn for the first week- W. M. Hartley, J L Faster, J T Wills, (' Milner. T J Ir vin. The case of Ferdinand Deßray, vs. * entral HailroaU and Banking (Jo. was set down for trial on Monday of the sec ond week. In the case of T. s. M. Blood worth vs •FT. Blackman, appeal the court’ or dered that the judgement of the court helow be affirmed. The case of liass and Head was set for trial on Saturday. His Honor being disqualified the case of John Dunn and J J Ellis vs. and S. Norris, Bill &c. Emmett Womack Esq. was elected to preside and the following jury was empanelled: F s Drewry. W A, Bolton, T M Wil lis, W J Cook, W J (Jrisham, F* R Cok er, A J Capel. I> K Lofton, Af Wal ler, Edgar Johnson, J T Lowe and J, \ Shockly. This jury rendered a Ver uict for Plaintiff. Judgement was rendered for Plain tiff in J W F Hightower vs- WT iies l>ess. lull Irvin vs, J It Turner, certiorari was dismissed. John M Robinson vs. C M Starr was set for trial on the second day of the next term of court. Sarah Wood et al vs. it Y Beckham aduir—appeal. Application to sell land refused. Carrie Ford vs, Thompson Graham— appeal was settled. Horn vs. Thomas Cook and Wily Cook, complaint was settled, k Griffin Banking Cos. vs. A J Cloud luid It Y Beckham —adm. complaint Isfttled. B Among the visiting bar last week were f Cols. J A Gotten and M 11^1Sandwich, of Thoinaston, Judges, J I Hall, J S Boynton and R T Daniel of (Vriflin, Cols. A I) Hammond, It L Berner, and G A Turner of Forsyth, and ZD Har rison of Atlanta. The court overruled the demurrer in the case of John Dunn et al vs. Catha rine ATon is et al. In Hie case of John Dunn and Mrs. J J Ellis vs dntjjarine Norris, the jury foutW and decreed,that Mrs. Norris re ceivßone-fifth of all the land in contro versjmand that Mr- Dunn and Mrs, Ellis receive the remainder. In the case of IvesMurphey and Bon ar vs. W. I). Willis complaint upon note, judgement was was rendered for Plaintiff. Certiorari was dismissed in the case of Jlt Cumningham vs. J A Wells. Levy was dismissed in the case of T S M Blood worth Plaintiff in February 2'"> T J Hood because property was not subject, In the case rendered of D. 8 Barker Plaintiff vs- the Blounts judgement was relate red for claimant. In Guano Cos. vs. John D judgement for Plain tiff. Judgement was also rendered for Plaintiff in the case of the Pacific Gu fo Co‘ vs. J P McLean complaint. In case of W T Cole vs. Carter Reid and Charles Stark, reff dered for Plaintiff. E. T. Pound vs, Jno. A. Evans, com plaint dismissed. It Y Beckham, admr. vs, J M Lee, Defendant, N S Jenkins, Garnishment —continued. Walker and Cos. vs. W P Wright, com plaint dismissed. J P Morrison vs, 4V P Wright dis missed. Ilis Honor being disqualified to try It A Benson vs I J Dozier, C A Turner Fsq, of jForsyth was chosen pro hac vice to preside. The jury found in favor of exception, lst xo auditors report,against exception, 2nd and in favor of exceptionof 3, f, and 5 of the report. The jury further found against W II Parker and decided that complainant he put into possession of one undivided half of the one hundred acres of land that Mr. Parker bought of I J Dozier. The cases of W li Hightower and Al bina Hightower vs. Alvis Stafford guardian were set for trial on Tuesday morning of the n ext term of Pike Su perior court. Certiorari was sustained in the case of J W B Reid vs.Z I Fryer. Rule absolute was taken in the case of Blood worth Hunt & Cos. vs James W Willis,foreclosure of motgag. Rule absolute was taken in Murphey & Co- vs, A F Starr. In (> W Jackson vs- Owen Poe rule absolute was granted In Brooks and Mills vs. Thßias son rule nisi was taken. In T J Barrett, .T AV Means, and J AY Perkins, Commissioner vs. AV A Steed and AY II Parker suit on Bond the ver dict was for the Plaintiff. Jack and Holland et al vs. Howard Bros, et al was settled. AY I) AVillis, Plaintiff vs. A\ r m. Bar rett, claim was dismissed. Seymore Johnson vs. CR R and Banking Cos. was set for trial next Fri day. The case of N. A Hardee’s Son & Cos. vs. AV D Willis was dismissed. J M White vs. E AY AYilson was dis missed. In Brooks and Mills vs. J S AV right suit on note, judgement for Plaintiff. Rule absolute taken in Brooks and Mills vs. Jonathan Davis. Judge Stewart being disqualified to try many cases His Honor Judge Joel Branham of the Rome Circuit is presid ing this week. The Grand Jury of last week consented to continue service this week. Judge Branham organized the court by swearing in the following 1 J urors. No. I—TJ Higgins. W E Howell, II ( Harris, L, Branham, A D Riggins, J J Cochran, A H Reid, J J Cook. M W Hubbard, W M Singleton W E Davis: W A Moreland. No, 2—Stephen Elliot, L B Parker W H M illis II s Head, J L Manley II A Rucker, J F Weaver, A W Hamil, DM Kendall. J J Cox, W R Wright, H T Crawford. The ease of Deßray vs. Central Rail road was set for Tuesday morning, and thejeourt said he would takejup the crim mal docket, after the conclusion of De- Brays case. A GS-reat B^duction. M e call the attention of our readers to the advertisment of diaries A Wood A Cos., No. 17 North Tenth Street, Phila delphia. Pa., who manufacture the Phil adelphia Singer Sewing Micliine. which they offer for twenty dollars* They war rant it to be an exact duplicate, and as good in every respect as those manufac tured by the old Singer Company which they sell for fifty dollars on installments or forty dollars cash. The fact that ( harles A. Wood & Cos. offer to send their machine to be exminid before l>e ing paid for ought to be full guarant re that they are all they claim. Siait Deutli. Last Monday night, Mrs. J. c. Porch alter several days illness died from Afa lai ml fever, she was an excellent ladv and leaves a young husband, a child about one year old and many friends to mourn her loss. The entire communi ty sympathizes with tfce bereaved fami ly. Rev. L. J Davies preached the fun eral sermon at the Methodist church Tuesday afternoon and the remains " Pre interred at the|Methodist cemete ry. Dissolution. Thefinn of T. BTlyon and Blood worth, at Milner, has doim dissolved bv ®utual consent. Mr. J. K. Gardner continues the same business he having rented the warehouse and .Mr Blood worth will be with him. Mr. H. R. Chambers has purchased W.u. Willis the place in, mßm Mr.W. 11. Parke^iyaßiSiii Our Answer. In the last issue of the Gazette Mr. Robert H. Allen appeared, under the >w de phm* of “Liberal,” as the cham pion of Professor A. 0. Harris, for Clerk of the Superior Court. Two days later he appeared in the Pike County News as “A Friend.” Our friend has liecome somewhat of a Bohemian in the newspaper arena. If this term does not locate him, we will present him as the hydra-sided correspondent of the Press. From his article in the News, of Saturday, he would seem the genuine Proteus. For instance he says: I see in the last Gazette the editor says that R, T. Beckham, Clerk Superior Court Pike coun ty announces hiuisell as a candidate for his own suceessorshlp— he tells us that Mr. Beckham has made as good a cleric as any county in the State has. No one denies this, he says his opponents seem to And no argument against his re-election eiceptthat he has had the position of clerk ion? enough. That is true, and in my judgment he will ilnd a majority of the people of Plae agreeing With me. , Now you sec that this press kaleido scope reflects the merits of Mr. Beck ham, just as we did. He states our posi tion and says, “no one denies this,” and “that is true.” Well, that, in sub stance,is just what we said in our notice of Mr. Beckham’s announcement, as is our usual custom of refering to an nouncements made through the Gazette. Up to this point in our friend’s card he has been looking at Mr. Beckham. lie now looks on Mr. Harris, and cha meleon like, he appears in another color. Referring to the eilitor of the Gazette he says: Does ho moan to say that Augustus Harris Is Incompetent to fill the position of Clerk Superior Court Pike County, and that if he is needy and poor it is better to pension him than elect him for Clerk, as it would necessitate him to live off his salary. Wonder If Mr Beckham (fid not sub sist entirely for several year’s on his salary,, nev er heard of his having anything else for several years after he was first, elected; suppose he uses a little of it yet. Have we any pension office In the county of I’lke that we can extend any chari ty to incompetent disabled confederate soldiers outside the pauper farm—does R. V. Beckham having made a good clerk and holding the office •o long argue that there Is no other man in Pike competent for clerk? Does he claim that he Isa mere object or charity outside of qualification, that the friends are urging ala claim* over that of Mr Beckham? To this catechism,we did not say,nor “mean to say, that Augustus Harris is incompetent to fill the position of C lerk of the Superior Court of Tike county.” Does this amply satisfy our friend of numerous signatures ? And we further answer that we did not mean to say “that if he is needy and poor, it is bet ter to pension him than to elect him for Clerk.” Does this satisfy “Liber al,” “A Friend,” “North Pike,” “A. H. IF,” Veritas,” “Zebulon,” and all th(l fictitious reflected through tliej press kaleidoscope of AY est Pike i AVe of no “pension office, outside the pA farm.” AVe do not think “R. Y. Becknam’s having made a good and holding the so long that there is no otliminan in Pike com- petent for Clerk.” do not “claim that it is a mere objfct of charity out side of the friends of Augustus Harris are urging his claims over that of Mr. Beckham.” AVill these answers enalde the Many People who write for Mr. Harris to understand that we did not have Mr. Harris in our mind when we,in accordance custom called attention to the anuncement of Mr. Our friend has re ally, so ivs as tent ions wm con cerned, no cause for attacking Mr. Beck ham, in order to advertise, what he terms Mr. Harris’claims on the county. *YVe have always appreciated Mr. Harris as a gentleman and Supported him. AVe have not aught to say against him now, He is competent to fill the office of Cl{|||£| of the Superior We caniiWr however, see how “Liberal” and “A Friend” and all till other writers re flected through the political kaleido scope of AVest Pike, can do him any good by such articles in the last issue of the Pike Cjounty News. Lord Bacon said “Discre*a of speech is more than eloquence.” Friend Allen should remember that “Five words cost Zacharias forty weeks of silence.” An other card or two from our numerous friend may cost Mr. Harris the defeat of th* Clerkship. The very uncharitable and ungener ous reference of a “A Friend” to Mr. Beckham’s liavfig made a competency out of the Clerkship, has brought very •important feature of his administra tion to light. Business men ask us to say that the charges of Mr. Beckham for recording papers are from one-fourth to one-thircbless than the clerks of other counties charge. VTe are prepared to prove thjpfif it is desired. This shows that fir. Beckham is not getting all the “filth* lucre” (which our friend sees so prominent) from the office that he niigfct get, because he has not been charging the full price the law allows him to charge. This looks like a con sideration for others and not seeking all for himself. Now lest our friend get the wrong coloring from the above, we will say,in advance, that we do not mean to say, that Mr. Harris would charge more than Mr. Beckham. Friend Allen presents one proposition which we feel, in seriousness, called on £o answer. The clum’s proposition is certainly a most absurd one, and we be lieve with Atterbery,that “The greater absurdities are, the more strongly they evince the falsity of that supposi tion from which they dow.” Our friend entirely mistakes the purpose of gov ernment in his claim’s proposition. Burke, one of the greatest of English statesmen said, “k provide torus in our necessities is i*t in the power of government.” This is in direct opposi tion to the theory of friend Allen. The business of government, whether mu nicipal. county, state or general govern ment, is not, directly to make the peo ple rich, but to protect them in making themselves rich; and the government which attempts more than this precise ly, the government which performs less. They do not and cannot support the people. Pike county has not the rod of the Hebrew law-giver; cannot rain down bread from heaven; cannot smite the rod and give drink. iShe can only give freedom to employ industry, to the best advantage, and security in the enjoyment of what this in lus ry acquired. This is the position we occupy more elaborately presented than in our shoi£ notice of Mr. Bekcliam’s announcement. A Now we would friend to an fgver a few questioners the representa tive and with authority to speak for Mr. Harris. Did Mr. Harris not after being defeated for Ordinary two years ago, iermit his name to be used as an independent candidate for Collector, ag anist Mr. Lifsey ? Does Mr. Harris propose, an and will he abid%the action of the democratic party in the nomination ? Will our nuin erous friend answer these questions as candidly as we have responded to his catechism? We had intended in this issue to re fer to the estimable article of Mrs. *-H. S.” in the Household in which she saw lit to make some stictures on us for al lowing politics to crowd out the House holiLNow thatfthe politicalldiscussion has settled down to a normal slate it is proper'to entertain her f<wa moment. Just as we had worked ournervea up to poi a Council Chamber i Barnksvii.le, Ga., Oct., fi 1882.) Regular meeting of Council. Present Mayor T. E. Murphev and full board of Aldermen. The foliowing bill* were approved and ordered paid. Jeff Davis Fire Cos., 81,73; J M Mays 87.95; A B Quinlan 83 75; Bloodworth, Hunt & Cos. 81,50 Har d y Smith 80. Street Committee’s report; AVe beg to submit the following report since last meeting of council. Had road gra ded and put in good condition beyond residence of P. F. Matthews, and had several road and sidewalk bridges re paired had forty-eight posts dressed;had road and sidewalk on south side Brown Avenue near lot of Mr. AY'ellon’s re paired, commenced cutting away stumps on streets from P. F. Matthews to Rail Road. Respectfully submitted, Edward Elder. Chairman St„ Com., Report of Clerk & Treas., for 3rd Quarter. To am’t. on hand at last rep0rt.51.212.46 “ “ received from Tax 23.85 “ “ “ “ Incense.. 1,197,00 ‘ “ “ Fines 40,25 Total 82,473.56 CR. By amt., paid out as per vouchers 8 576.31* By amt., on hand to Balance.. 1.897.17 * 82,473.56 Most Respectfully submitted G. E. HUGULEY. CLK. & TREAS. Marshall’s report was read for 2nd Quarter in connection with Clk. & Trs. and they were received by Council ap proved and ordered filed. On motion of Alderman Elder, Clk.& Treas., was instructed to correspond w ith Clerk of the Cities of Atlanta and Macon, and ask for copies of their City Charter and ordinances. On motion Clk. & Treas. was in structed to give notice through the Barnesville Gazette for 30, days that a bill would be introduced before the next Legislature to amend the charter of the City of Barnesville. Minutes read and approved. Council adjourned. G. E. IIUGULEY. Clk., & Treas. Moifky is a good thing lor new married people to have. See advertlsemenlAj^n^lenaiij^uM men's Mutual Relief column. Young gentlemen and ladies who desire to marry and start in the world with some read chas should join the Jlen and Women’s Relie j i und Association. Se adv. t 1 • McBREDE & CO- Atlanta Ga., manufacturers show ca ses and Southern agents for Seth Thom feis clocks, and Lambeth’s fly fatyL and own the celebrated Gate city stWle wa ter filter, and Cherry’s steam fruit and vegetable dryer for the world. Prices forwarded on application. Merchants make out your list of crockery, glass, wood and tinware that you are in want of and send it to us, we will attach prices and save you ruinous freights and breakage that you always get froidfthe far off East. Mcßride & Cos., Atlanta, Ga. LOOK! LOOK! G o and look at the pretty suits at T B. Lyons, fit anybody, qgt TO XlTk farmers. I have bought an interest in the lease of the Redding warehouse, where you will find me during the cotton season. Don’t forget me. lam always in the market. T. B. Lyon. Abbby casslhere suits and fancy jeans suits at T. B. Lyons for 810.00. Carry all you have to sell to T. B- Lyon and get the cash or Dry at ’ New York cost. Mess Pork, at T. B. LYON’S. Go to T. B. Lyon’s to get a good 41- gar. 10,OOOgood cigars just received at T B, Lyon’s. • JUST RECEIVED. - I have just received a larm and as sorted lot of Ready Made Clotlnng w’liich I will sell cheap. T. B. Lyon. To the Ladies; I have just received a remnanA lot of assorted Laces at 10 cents a imekage. I have also just received my new r lot of notions and Dress Goods. Give me a%all AVill take pleasure in showing you. T. B. Lyon. Bring your cotton to our Fire Proof warehouse. We are in the market all the time, wet or dry, low or high and still give the highest market price. Staf ford Blalock & Co’s. Go to Stafford Blalock jfc Cos., and see their beautiful line of <%ina, Glasss, Queen and Majoeica ware. The nicest fitting, short Dress Jack etts you ever saw are at Stafford Bla lock & Co’s. Call and see the beautiful shades oil Embroidery and Knitting silk at Star* ford, Blalock & Co’s. I’ve looked the town over and nothing compares with Stafford, Blalock & Co’s, line of Hamburg, both in beaty aud price. Go to Stafford, Blalock & Cos,, and ge ome of those fine fat mackerel. They have also a big lot of Georgia seed Rye and Barley. It will pay you to go and look at the elegant line of cloaks and Dolmans at Stafford, Blalock & Co’s. A dough, Cold or Sore Thro a should be stopped. Neglect frequently results In in Incurable bung Disease or Consump tion. BROWN'S BRONCHIAL. TROCH ES are certain to give rebel In Asthma, Bron chitis, Coughs, Catarrh, Consumptive and Throat Diseases. For thirty years the Troches liave been recommended by physicians, and ai ways give perfect satisfaction. They are not new or untried, but having been tested by wide and constant use for nearly an entire generation, they have attained well merited rank among the few staple remedlesof the age. Public speak, et sand Singers use thorn to clear and streng then the Voice. Sold at twenty-live cents a box verywhere. ecii-ly Mothers! Mothers ! ! Mothers !1 ! Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with die excruciating p of cutting teeth? If so, go at once and get .bottle of MRS. WINSLOW’S SOOTHING SYRf i* It will relieve the poor little sufferer In mediately—depend upon It there Is no mi ake about it. There is not mother on earth ho has ever used it, who wil not tell you ator that it will regulate the bow els. and givere.- to the mother, and relief and health to the, jild, operating like magic. It is perfectly safe to use In all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and Is the prescription of one of the oldest and best female physicians and nurses In the United States, sold everywhere. *6 cents a bottle dec9- ty Practical Treatise —on — MIDWIFERY, (By Horton Howard, M. D.) Giving elaborate instructions iu all that pertains to the structure, func tions and health of the Female Or gans of Generation and treating ful ly of Conception. Rules for the vention of Conception, Development Labor, Nursing, Diseases of the Womb, the best remedies, etc. The whole being rendered more plain by many important ILLUSTRATIONS. Large Octavo Cloth bouud, will be sent on receipt ofll.OO by mail. PMladelpMa Pnblisblag Cos., 729 Filbert Street, Philadelphia, Pa. octl2 STATE Oi^iEOßGlA—Pi ki Copktv — ciooft N Qresham of said county having applied Wr me tor letters ot Administration de bonis non with the will annexed on esiata of John Gres ham of said county this is to cite all and inguiar the heirs TfllftTl—r T "*” Gresham to he •ml amMgjgHMßfeuerm of PUce if they H.:ed uppllgankgl ' -V '■ ’'"-I- LEMONS AS. MEDICINE. T*> 4.1MH..1*. th. Llv.r, l(*aark, Newel*, Kidney* and Blend. As prepared by Dr. H. Mozley, in his Lemon Elixir, is a pleasant lemon dnnk, a substitute for all Cathartic a nd Liver Pills, that postivelycures all Biliousness, Constipation, Indigestion, or Dyspepsia. Headache, Malaria, Kid ney Disease. Dizziness. Colds. Loss of Appetite. Fevers, Chills, Blotches, Pimples, all Impurities of the Blood, Pain in the Chest or Back, and all oth er diseases caused by a disordetgd er and kidneys, the first great causeot all fatal diseases. For sale by druggists—s<> cents half pint bottle. Prepared by 11. Mozley, M. D., Atlanta, Ga.. and St. Louis. Missouri. For sale by Druggists in Barnesville & Driver Bros., Zebulon. Ga. If your Druggist has not got Lemon Elixir send me 50c and 1 will #nd you a bot tle. H. MOZLEY", M. D., Atlanta. Ga. KING OF THE SINGERS. is the of the SEWING MACHINE we sell for TWENTY DOLLARS. Itjis in every respect the very best Singer Style of Machines. Finished in the finest manner,* ith the latest improvements for winding the bobbin, the most convenient style of table .with extension leaf, drawers,mnd gothic cPYei’j —it stands without rival, ‘Tie UHI The Samaßtyle sold by the Singer m Cos., for 150. ( * I We do not ask you to pay foi it ■, are buying. that you real hine, and are the Best in the the name of station and we and give in au to examines Addres^^ 1 &&•> 1828 North 20th, St., octl2 Philadelphia, Pa. r * | • X r MIDDLEBROOKS & (HMtICK, b the place to get your Family luflVancy * GROCERIES, CONFECTIONERIES, Cigars and Tobacco, Crockery aLd Glassware. | A LL KINDS IN SEjl SON. their ad|fl| Parlzor’e I ell KOI o Torsrxc GINGER, BUCHU, MANDRAKE, aud many of the best medicines known are here combined in to a medicine of such varied powers as to make It the greatest Blood Purifier and the Best Health and Strength Restorer Used Cures Complaints of Women and diseases of the Stomach, Bowels, Lungs, Liver and Kidneys, and Is entirely different from Bitters, Ginger Essences and other Tonics, as It never intoxi cates, hoc, and $1 sizes. Large Saving buying $1 size. Jllscox & Cos., New York, BENSON’S CAPMfOROIS PLASTER The manufacturers have Won the Highest Medals AND PRAISE EVERYV HERE No Remedy more widely or Favorably known. It. is rapid in relieving,quick iu curing. For Lame Back. Rheumatism, Kidney Affections,and ach a and paln3 generally, It Is the unrivaled remedy. Over 5000 Druggists and Physicians have sigh ed a paper stating that Benson’s Capcine Porous Plasters are superior to aii others. Price 25 cents, oetl2-4w MASON & HAMLIN HP fl A A ' e certainly best, having vJ Ab VJ AY IV O been so dtcreed at every Great Wolte Industrial Competition for Six teen other American organs having been founcWqual at any. Also cheapest. Style 109: 3Aj octaves, sufficient compass and power, with best quality,for popular sacred and secTilar music in schools or families, at onlv $22 On; hundred other styles at S3O, SST. $66. $72, STS, $9:: SIUB. SIH. to s.>oo and up. The larger styles are wholly unrivaled by any other organs. Also fur easy payments New illustrated Catalogue free pi 4 \ nq This Company have *- ”iV t h - manufacture of UprigKgran : Pianos. Introducing important improvements,ad ding to power andl>eauty of tone and durability. Will not require tuning one-quarter a%mucii as other Pianos. Illustrated circulars free. The Mason <fc Ilamlln Organ and Piano Cos., 154 Tremont Bt., Boston, 46 E, 14th St, New vork, 149 Wabash Ave., Chicago. Octl2 Policies Paid in Thirty Jays! Absolutely Safer THE MEN AND WOMEN’S Mutual Belief Association, OF ATLANTA, GA. ssues policies ofBS,OQO in class C, s*,ooo In class D and In class D class 2, sls per month. In this class holders of certificates can marry In 80 TM\ Lji after the certificate has been ia&ued.'M^HHH^ Fuit!on 0 - 1( i i nt WELL FIXED FOR ROOM AT LAST ! JOHN KEELEY, 1 '‘The Leader of Low Prices*" Has added on to bis already Mammoth Concern still another store room, making his store the largest room - SOUTH OF PHILADELPHIA. | He shows an acre and a half of floor crammed and jammed full of Goods. Nothing like it So^l lllH FALL STOCK IS WOW ITS’. I tflS 18 CoftpLEJE. fflS PRICES J[lfE JtfE LoWE^A His New Millinery and Cloak Rooms will eclipse anything in for beauty and convenience. 1100 Running Feet of Counter devoted to the sale ofDry Goo^! 125 Feet Counter devoted to the sale of Shoos ! NEW CLOAKS ! NEW CLOAKS i I Cloaks by the Thousand. New Jackets. New Dolmaus. New Ulsters. NEW BLACK SILKS & CASHMERES, New Colored Silks, Cashmeres, etc. French Novelties in Dress Goods. Nobody will sell them as cheap as I4 will. Be sura to examine tine Dress Goods before you make your purchases. lam making on tinM Dress Goods This season. 1 have the best stock of Medium and Low Priced Dress Goods ever olfrred in At-J lanta. 1 NEW FLAITSOSTELS, Embracing every in White, Red and Blue Flannels. New styles Sacking Flannels etc A trulr Superb Line. 4 ’ 7 . LOW’ PRICES !. Wifty pieces beautiful Embroidered Flannels. Linen Goods in fine variety, all classes of goods belonging to this department. The best Stock of Hose and Gloves in the soutleriPbtalMs. All the moveltiea in Kid Gloves. 4. A Grand Stock of Fall THiread Gloves. ThousaWls of New Cassimeres for Men’s and Boys wear. Water- Proofs, Sackings, %ans, Tweeds, cIK in endless yarietv, Best Stock of Shoes in Georgia! The largest assortment of Shoes in the South! The best grade Shoes Every thing meutionablc in Ladies’, Gents, Misses’ and Boys’ and Infant’s Shoes, Boots, etc. Skirts shirts z skirts 1 The largest and best assorted stock of Men’s and Boys’ offered in the south. So large is the assortment of shirts that a retailed list of deserving attraction in this line is simply impossible, but suffice it to say that shirts of any size‘#rom the tiny 1 1-inch neck of the small boy up to the “full grown’’ 181-incn neck in gent’s size, can here 1* found in white and colored, in every grade made and at price, I propose to sell a shirt, the best made ill at tliut particular price, A fine line (JP°Gent’s nights ROAD TOJHE LATEST STYLES jH# LOWEST PRI® LIES THiiGH Jilfo Tljusanrls of special attractions in every department, and other things of interest, but too numerou to mit cm mention here, at 1 .JOHN JR pSMfcV’S sept2Btf NOS. 58, 60, 2 AND 64 WHITEHALL*STRICT, A’iHßa, GA I Thanks be to the Divine Providence for His munificent blessings to ns this year. While gloom &njw dspair stared us in thAface irwlie early Spring,He has since given 11s rain and .sunshine in due seas G 1 and our lands have produced Mj° u most sanguine expectations, and our hearts are all full and we are I all glad and rejoicing. We feel that the dark hftr has past and that the country is once more on the road ] to prosperity. A Our Mr. A. J. BLALOCK and W. C. STAFFORD are now in New York buolll usual A 1 FJUJL JMJ\TD JfhjS'TEft STOCK, (; ' • IK would occupy too much space and time to attempt to enumerate, Will simply say Ave can supply want and invite competition. We will ttipi great pleasure in showing our goods and giviug prices ether you buy or not. We give you cordial invitation to make * 4ui- HOUSE HEADQUARTERS * To the ladies especially this invitation. most convenient and comfortable store in town, We keep comfortable fires during the entire winter near our front door especially for them. 4 I THE' ONLY FIRE PROOF WAREHOUSE • in town, with ample room und facilities for handling cotton. We will be pleased to handle your and we guarantee at all times, whether wet or dry, high or low, the ■* HIGHEST PKICE, * fare anxious to your business and supply your every \#nt. We make specialty of no one or two ar but of an, in eujress variety; and now thanking you for your t 1 Generous apu Liberal Patronage. H A In the past we cordialljfcnd earnestly ask of the same, promising every thiug that is fair, and ri ght* and honorable. ™ Truly yoareriends, , , i STAFFORD, BLALOCK & CO. Sarnesville, Ga., September 7, 1882. f TUB—II H&W to LIVE! household knowledge for the NodiUir like It 1 tlaincfiut! ' | IMP* I I inT&onhtp. Soodfor CTtfsDoUeva*iul full particulars now. Outfit Wi lust ruction bowto sell, free to actual agents. Suc eaaa guaranteed faithful workers State experience, it any. *jid territory desired. W. H. Thoawsoa, PvMUfcer. m Arch Stmt. Philadelphia, For Sale. 3,000 Bushels Red Rust Proof SEED OA TS AT 50 cents per bushel can be purcbflH by applying to T. E. ROSE, Tbe Rock, Ga, aug3l Notice of Propose! Local Legislation. Notice is hereby given that (luring the nest session of the Georgia Leglslatuie the follow ing local or special btu relating to th&cbunty of Pike j*Mhbe introduced In the House of Kepresenta- Vbill to be entitled an act to amend “an act j®ltled an act to prescribe the mode of granting nwnse to sell Intoxicating liquor In the couuties ,of Jefferson, Burk and Washington.” approved Febuary goth, 1573. the provisions oj which act are extended to the couafv of Pike by act ap proved March sth, 1875 sobs to strike the third said first mentioned act which pro- HHHk said act Shall uot, apply to incorporate Villages in so far as the same shall county of Pike,,, - .vV-gh The Excelsior Stove House. our Aock IS NOW COMPLETE A Stoves,* Ranges, FurnaceJ House Furnishing Goods, Steam, Gas and Water Pipe, Fittings, Steam Gauges, Globe Valves, Stop Cocks, Whistles, Pumps, Rubber Hose, Oil Stoves, Slate and Marbelized Iron and Grates, Stamped and Plain Tinware, all at prices to suit the times. Don’t fail to # examine tnis stock before purchasing elsewhere. Agents for Knowles Steaui Pump and Mack’s Patent injector. Contractors for Steam and Gas Fitting Galvan ized Iron Cornice, Window Caps, Door Heads, Tin Roofing a specialty. Manufacturers of Concrete Sewer and Drain Bipe. BUN NIC UT & BELLINGRATH sept2B-2m 36 and 38 Peachtree stseet. Atlanta, Ga. TVROWISFS HOTEL, NEARLY OPPOSITE PASSENGER DEPOT, MACON. ” " GEOIiGLvJ & SON, Proprietors, DAY. j