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IgS'ice in a whili the assessment Seiui 1 a Tartar. An instance of this ns up in tin* Fourth Con^ress strict of Alabama. D. Y. Ilowze. Assistant Postmaster at Marion, in that received notice Beptemt)er 20 iiom the chairman and treasurer of the district committee asking for a contri bution of ten dollars toward the election tf Judge Craig, the Republican candif ditlate. As Howze was a Democrat he simply failed to take any notice of the circular. One month later lie received another notice, with the Jay Ilubbell attachment, expressing surprise and regret that lie had so far failed to re ipond, and coolly informing, him that ffrery'Fedenfl officer in the district ex cept himself had come down with his contribution like a little man. Mr. i lowze ofttifcluitod to reply and his letter was published. lie states that he was employed by tlie Postmaster to perfonn duties o£<, Assistant solely on ac count of his fitness lor the position and with the full knowledge that lie was a Democrat. Jqje hadn’t been asked by Ids employer to sell Ins political prin ciples for the position and he wouldn’t do it if be had. And he didn’t propose to respond with any money to help elect a man of the opposition" party, and if discharged for that lie was ready to look jur other business. If there were more men like Mr. Ilowzein public life, who koid their positions simply on the strength of their titness for the place scorn to hold it on any other tenure, it wohld be much better for the service. In Louisville aWißus has been taken as to the habits of certain boys in stud ying the Westminister Shelter Cate chism. It is found in one neighborhood that “out of twenty boys none use to bacco, none use liquor, none use pro fane language and twenty have learned Catechism.’’ Another correspondent ioports: “Out of thirty boys twenty six use tobacco, twenty-seven use liquor, twenty-eight use profane language, on ly one little girl has learned the Cate chism.” There is evidently a great difference in the religious training of these young Kentuckians. It is to be hoped that those of them who use to bacco do not get hold of as mean cigar ettes as some of the boys in this smoke. Ohio comes to the front with arand jury that would seem tob§ of much •the some sort as the j[^Pcp^e>nucii^nid IBul hurried company Bp the House, of Columbus, .sented by the Attorney General for™r .jury in making false affidavits in regard to the assets of the defunct company. The grand jury failed to indict and the Attorney General that a spe cial jury be called to cons* the case giving as a reason that the reputation and good name of honest Ohio insurant companies would be very seriously dam aged abroad if it once became under, .jtood that no indictments could be pro cured against officers for falsifying their reports. The Judge refused to call on the ground that it months before the meeting jury, regularly called. had on liis hands of selecting one hun dred girls for-The Merry War” is a novel and suggestive one. Most men bud it difficult enough to select one girl tor the worry war that falls to his par ticular ffiare in this world, and be lias take* years to do the selectiipP cut of a world full of chan®s to on* he finds he has bßr fooled afd discovers too late that lie did not do till .selecting at all, and if he he certainly must have been a and verdant person when he was a boy And think 4# the average unwilling ness of girls to be chosen! , No matter what yom ailment is, Lirown’s Iron Hitters wi surelv benefit you. Chinahas but one missionary to of its population. An missionary writes that the great maud h> for women jmissionaries. All the women of China are Buddhists and such are very devout. As women there is no chance for them to go to heaven, -heir only chance is that it they are good here they maybe sent back to earth as men, and thus be allowed a chance of teaching heaven. *n>oii t wear dkm'v or faded things when the ten-ceut Diamond Dye will makotliem good as new . They are per- Gymnasiums for luuies^^BH ’ '•*-•■ g talked about in elegant cire]^H| / good Baptist clergyman of X. Y.. a strong temperance man. yi ed with kidney trouble, neuralgia, andl almost to blindness, over two* years after he was told that Hop Bit- i ers wou’d cure him, because lie was afraid of and prejudiced against -bit ters.’' Since his cure he says none neid ear butjtiust in Hop Bitters. It. Y. COX, It. 11. BAKRON. COX & BARRON, . AUENTB FOR AND DEALERS IN , ’-W. * - * : Frick <fe Co/s Eclipso Portable. Traction and Stationary Steam Engines and Portable Saw Mill, Wood, Tabor <fc Morse Agricultural Engines, Canton Monitor Engine, BuflHve Mower, Hay Rakes, Thomas’ .smoothing Harrow, Acme Harrow. Grain Drill*, Hig gins’ Sulky Plows, Cane MinSTolns, Condensers, Feeder*. JOHN MEURYMAN & CO'S ACID PHOSPHATE, ETC. No. 65, 67. 69 and 71 Poplar Street, Macon, Ga. S'. K IVL AMN BOOKSELLER .and STATIONER, CORNER TATLOR STS. Has on hand a well selected assortment of school, Religious, Blank and Miscellaneous books! _ Drugs, Patent Medicines, Cigars, Tobacco, snuff, andfcancy Goods generffl|otny Book not in stock will be furnished on short notice. Family Bibles sold at one-half the price you pay gravelling agent. A fulhllne of Musical Instruments in stock and will be sold at Lud iem and Rites’ prices. M Picture Framfes an# Cornice a Specialty. Subscription received to the leading periodicals. The best Perfumery, Soap, Toilet floods at Mann’s. The best 10 cent, 6 cent, 3 cent and 2% cent Cigars are at Mann’s.^ For the Holiday Trade Mann’s will lie one Solid Glitter of panties. I lia..*) competition In Barn.svlll,.tmt air, mnnlng Against Macon and Atlftta prices, have hut one price, is tlMtowest that any market gives you. w niGiir i from corner Mar kernel Main street, may be found a good assort jß^of DRUGS, MEDICINES, I j FINE PERFUMIRY, f TOILET SOAPS, J , AND POWDERS. LfPS, Teryjpheap, to make room for new stock. m * S|uff, Fine Segars, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. PAINTS, OILS and DYE STUFFS, A GOOD STOCK OF STATIONER , ith goood many other to mention. IE S REi^ONABXjB- Don’t l? nrn One dollar s worth of medicine often cures the worst of cases in a yort time. Secret Diseases strictly Oonfideiitii^. |P* A jC ART). [’in* solidljFon this platform. want IIMIIIMII, STTO? "^miSM^JJACHIiSBS, Tfcc., at a small fidvance on cost, and. don’t disrepember the suggestion right this waj r , s Yours for Business, H. g. CHAMBERS. BARGAINS.!!® BARGAINS * I have just returned from New York and liaye bought the Best and Che^e^t STOCK OF A Children ClotMng. HoomSs, ShirH Dress Goods, floats and Slails. 1 have taken advantage in buying early the advance in price so I am enabled to oder geo is as cheap as”any New York house. * Cal and convince vourself. sept,, W., ■ .J OHNF TAYLO R i BAIKN-ESXZXIaXaE, GA.. V Offers to the trade of this section inducements in Family Groceries, CoiifcctiomJ^B Tobaccos HYuit. toUMBM Will be found at liis same old stain], Call and exaurne - *‘/J and prices, that you may be assured of bargains, .I.m. h s a ■ ZEBIIoS, GEORGIA, jHM HAS OPEXED A SEW STOCK OF (iOOI)S^H CONSISTING OF STAPLE# DRY GOOdB Fw L r FQhoceh,es, Crockery, Boots, Shoes, Hats and* Notion! Sugals ’ Co! ' ee ’ Maokere1 ' SUKh - S “>MTOIJ TOBACCO, CIGARS and SIMUH Coufertloneries, Stick and Fancy Candies, Canned Goods, Nuts, Apples, Raisins, A Drugs anti Patent Medicinfl !n this department is kept an kinds of Drugs, also Patent Medicines. P?rfumery. bbnb? 8 ’ " V lass ’ D 1 soliciting a share of the public patronage, guarantees tha^^Hf towns 83 J. M. Held, Zebnlon, Ml N. §. FAKMELEEfI (Successor to R. 11. MAY & C 0.,) I * DEALER IN V Carriages, Buggies, Wagons^ Children’s Carriages- 1 SADDLES, HARNESS, LEATHER EH I will cany a full stock of spoils Itapy line. Call and at COLEMAN &co’s OLD corner of second and Cliarry streetipeforepurcliaswk. What will the wehther be to mbbroiv ■l’s Signal EenMAßarometfl OR STOBM GI.ASSMNn ’ COMBIIfI . It will detedKnd indicate correctly any in advance. IWrill tell what kind of storm is direction—invaluable to navigators. according to it* Saves 50 times its Has an accurate therHneter attached, wliich alone is combination. Thisg*t WEATHER INDICATOR mo.b eminent Pbysidl*ns. Profeseors QCCT m Til r and Scientific men of the day to be the DbD I 111 I 111 The Thermometer and Barometer are put in a with suverplated.trimmmg*, etc., making it * beautiful *8 well as nament. We will send you a sample one, delivered free, to your place, order, on receipt of sl, or six for 94. Agents are making from SSMHI daily selling them. A trial wi LI convince you. Order at once. SIGHT. Just the thing to sell to farmers, merchants, etc. everybody. U. S. Postage Stamps taken if in good order, but 'erred. Agents wAnted everywhere. Bend for Circular and fli Address all orders td OSWEGO THERMOMETER WORKwI (Largest establishment of the kind in the ifoWuiOswego, N. Y. Werefer to the Mayor, Postmaster, County Clerk, First National Banks, or any bosineoSbouse in Oswego. N. Y. Write your Post Office, County and State plainly, and remit by M order, draft on Mw York or registered letter, at our risk. This will make a Benutltul and Very Useful Present. V3 . READ WHAT THE PUBLIC SAY ABOUT IT. K I find Pool’s Barometer works as well as one that costs S6O. Ton miAM on it every time, . Capt, Chas. B. Rogers, Ship “Twilight,” San FranciM Barometer received in good order, and must say that the perfect satisfaction in every respect. It is neatly made and wonderfully at two dollars. Gf.o. BMabsons, M. 0. B. R., Office, Detroit, K Pool's Barometer has alreeVtaved me many times its cost, in forefijH the weather. It is a wonderful curiosity and works tofrerfection. BEWARE OP mthout our Trade Mark, and signature of J. A. Pool on the back oF^BHI Every instrument warranted Perfect and Reliable. Bize9l-2inch<Sßi! 314 wide. If not satisfied on receiving the instrument, return it at once ifl we will money. Please state where you saw our advertisemtfl wmrm t .• I CBNTIiEStEN: I have used Dr. Habtkh’B Iron Tome in my practice, nd in in experience q twenty-five years in medicine, hive never found any thin* to give the results that Dr. Habtek’ Iron Tonic does. In manycaaaiaHKnrTous Prostration. Female Diseases, Dyspepsia, and an lid poverished condition of remedy, has in my hands, made some wonderful cord Cases that have baffled physician*, have yielded to tins great and incomagl able remedy. I a* Dr. Harter’s Iron my practice. Da. ROBERT BAMUELS, IWi tsTMob Nov, atth, 1881. 31(H Avenll It gives color to the blood,\ natural ton to I the and f nervous it applicable to General ( Debility, loss of Appe- 1 Site, IrostrjUion of vital) Powers an9lmpotence.l MANUFACTURED BY THE DR. HARTER MEDICINE CO.. 213 N. MAIN ST.. ST. LOUIS. Liveßirniture House • £)F j ’JOHN & CO. Coim|MD raHODSE MERCHANT’S. Cpipmts Literal Advances made on the same if Desired. Warehouse Facilities for Storage. Office and Salesroom No, 9 Broad (near Marietta) &L commmiicati3 strictly' confidential.. " sept2B-tM 1/ „■ ■ l< •’tf'ji t*' \/‘MFaruid:jle, &•*. <t., Fvnnkli!i <'o., Ky., six miles ■A. A.-r-arf* - wi. tjjf Has the mn; healthfnl and i>eutiful location in Si.Uc. l.u h\ i rmL ;|S A - C M ;ls hMAWTT Tm A TTaTgy steam. A full and nKeColii* AgMLtt'- a— ode-rat,■&. X2LJCS> -a. first-class toilette. ThirtY-ni^B '* • ' '■■■■' TTWgTTTTIgM d• voptt XJNISXXX /mm/c. t JL combination of Umide of Iron, Peruvian Bark and Phosphorus a palatable form. -* 2M only preparation ofiroM that toill not blacken thm teeth,so characteristic oM pther iron preparations^