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«w»J egoeme at cnisrxuiBST. X. I. E. What is like tliy life?—not morn; The silent sweep of splendor is too great; Nor noonday’s silent dullness all forlorn; But that dear tender twilight time, When softened tints with dearer memo ries mate, ,. . . To fall into oar dreams with perfect rhyme. For when the God of day Forsakes our blushing skies, Far brighter tints are bom Within the evening’s half closed eyes. And when the God of love Forsakes'a loving life,- Lo! all the skies of memory With tender thoughts are rife. And what to thee, are empires lost or won, When boyish arms unclasp, and memo ries are begun ? A Specimen or How llie Republican l>rcw Fosters Cincinnati Trade. A letter from a business house of the South to a prominent business firm of this city says: “So far as buying goods is con cerned, I will say d—n a city that will allow two papers, Commercial and Ga zette, to abuse a section as they are doing, and then have the cheek to expect the trade of the men they thus abuse. My traveling salesman says he can get away with alfCincinnati drummers by simply carrying your Republican abusive papers and using them on the road. The mer chants of Cincinnati will not get over these things soon. I, of course, know what a great injustice this would he to such firms as yours; but, gentlemen, Nashville, Lou isville, Knoxville, and all other Southern cities, nse these dirty sheets, full of the blackest lies that low-flung imagination- can conceive. Look to your interests, and see if a remedy cannot be found. Excuse me for thus taking your time, but 1 am, like many of tny brother merchants, full and running over—have too .much self- respect to stand such treatment. IF we are such degraded, worthless people, our hard-earned cash Is too mean for such people a3 well.”—Cincinnati Enquirer. The Election Biot in Darien. We clip the following from the Darien Gazette: We regret to say that this election lias been characterized by incidents which have never occurred in tlii3 town, even in the days of the Campbell regime. So far as the white voters were concerned, with a few exceptions, they acted as usual, qui etly and peaceably on both sides, though nine-tenths were for the nominees. But it lias been exemplified b7 the results of this election that the colored man en masse will stand no opposition from his race in the minority. In other words, forty negroes have no right to vote against a large number, without being mobbed, wounded and killedforso doing. The great majority of the negroes went for Dr. Har ris. They bulldozed the minority colored crowd until they retired to a corner of the court house square. They followed them up there with threats and club9, and the Gignilliat negroes losing all patience un der this continued aggression, a fight en sued. The Gignilliat negroes (who are called in local parlance country negroes) started home, going up Broad street. What are called the town negroes, rein forced with pistols and whisky, pursued them. At Strain’s corner the two parties met again. The country negroes paid no attention to this following until it was cried out that the town negroes were heating one of their men; then they rushed back. Mr. T. H. Gignilliat at that mo ment stepped in between the contending parties and told them that he was an offi cer of the town, that he commanded the peace and that he required both parties to disperse. The upper or Gignilliat crowd obeyed, hat the lower town negroes marched on him with drawn pistols. Mr. George Atwood caught him by the collar and jerked him out of the fracas. Then the firing began by the town negroes so- called, and resulted in the death of one and the wounding of three of the country negroes, who had no firearms. A coro ner’s inquest has been held, and there is a determined purj os: to bring the perpetra tors aud their Instigators of this outrage, who are known, to justice. fiOILIXG WATER IX A SHEET OF Paper.—Nature is publishing a series of attractive articles on “Physics without Apparatus.” In the latest number are given experiments for boiling water and melting lead on a piece of paper: Take a piece of paper and fold it up, at school boys do, into a square box without a lid. Hang this up to a walking-stick by four threads, aud support the stick on books or any other convenient props. Then a lamp or taper must be placed under this dainty caldron. In a few minutes the water will boil. The only fear is lest the threads should catch fire and let the water spill into the lamp and over the table. The flame must not therefore be too large. The paper does not burn, because it is wet, aud even if it resisted the wet it still would not burn through, because the heat imparted to it on one side by the flame would be very rapidly conducted away by the water on the other. Another experiment of a similar nature, but perhaps even more striking, is as follows: Twist up the edge of a common playing card or oilier bit of card board, so as to fashion it into a light tray. On this tray place a layer of small shots or bits of lead, and heat it over the flame of a lamp. The lead will melt, but the card will net burn. It may be charred a little ronntl the edges, hut immediately below the lead it will not be burned, for here again the lead conducts off the heat on one side as fast as it is supplied on the other. _ _ _ —Silver Spray Cologne is the fashiona ble perfume. A Helping Hand. Drugs of all kinds taken internally shock the system and, by reaction, pro duce bad results. Dr. Flagg’s Improved Liver and Stomach Pad aids nature in nature’s own way, and perfect health never faiis to follow its use. , Eat" Candy if you will, but be sure to use Sozodont right away, in order to carry off its injuri ous effects upon the teeth. All candy- eaters should carry Sozodont with them, if thev wish to keep their teeth sound, lw IVhex you visit or leave New York city, top at the Grand Union Hotel, op posite the Graud Central Depot. Euro pean plan. Rooms reduced to $1.00 and upwards. Restaurant unsurpassed at moderate prices. Street cars, stages and elevated’ railroad to all parts of the city[ May ll.-e.o.d.. 1 vr. A vow* T«.wa Rarchaat , having puMd several sleepless nights. dis tal bed b) the agonies and cries of a suffering chi'd, and becoming convinced that Mrs Wiu'ow'i Soothing Syrup waa jau the arti- ele needed, procured a supoly fur lbe oblid Oa nothing heme and acquainting his wife with shat be bad done, ene refused to have it administered to lbs ehi'd w »ho war strong y iu far ir of bon tevtby That nigh' the coil'll passed i • inffaiiug. and the parents without Mtw p. Beta ung borne the day fob ionnir, ina fa'htr funud the babr n« elili worts; and while contemplating aaotber a'etpl.-s* night, the mother (tipped tram tbo mow to attend to e >me d imi-stio datin' kt 1 left the f.ibir anh the child. D nrg her abteno • bo administered t po tion of the Ko .tu ns byiop to the baby, and a»td notb- • iog. That mah: affhkk.de sit p well, and tbo Utile, fellow i woke in the morning bright and happy. The mother was delighted with Ihesnddtn and wonderful change, and al though at first offended at the deeeption practiced upon her, has (ciit'a-sd to use the syrup and stiffeii gcr.ing babies and rest less u'ghts iuve dissf-p-iated. A atng'e trial 0 oflhe.yrap ret-ryet failMto relievs the baby and overcome the ptijahcee of the mother, Sold by all droggie’.e- 15: a bottle. dot 33 lw A CARD. ToaUwhoare suffering trum itaj snore and intJijjrtrtiw* cf jootn, nervous weak ness* fsrly det-av. O.S of rosLhcwi. etc., i will r-*-ni a recta* tbstVlii cure you, KRKB OS CBfiKGB. This great rotunoy waa discovered by a ml.wioi ary in bo'ito America. Send »»<-i!-xdUr*i«d envelope to tbi Kev. Joseph T. Ir.raan. HU lion D, New Yorx City. aoria-deodswiy Da y aad. Yonug .. A every feature bat the Iiair, which had grown white from fever. This lady at 03 wires us: “I have used Barker’s Hair Balsam six montlis, and am more lliati pleased with it. It lias restored the natu ral brown color of my hair, and given it a silky softness, nicer than ever -before. There is no dandruff,-no falling hair, anu it leaves the scalp so clean and nice and cool that 1 am ever so much pleased, and I feel and look like myself again.” The beautiful, fresh and vigorous hair it pro duces, together with its property of re storing gray or faded hair to the natural youthful color, and entirely freeing the head from dandruff and itching, surprises no less than it pleases. Sold in large bottles at only 50 cents and $1.00 by all first-class druggists. For sale by Roland 15. Hall. The Voltaic Belt Company, Marshall, Michigan, will send their celebrated Electro-Voltaic BeliS to the afflicted upon thirty days trial. Speedy cures guaran teed. They mean what they say. Write to them without delay. W** Administer Sliriner’s Indian Vermi fuge according to the directions. In the morning is the best time to take it. lw Savaxxaii, Ga., March 25tb, 1S80.— Messrs’. Lainar, Lankin <£ Lamar, Ma con, Ga., Dear Sirs:—My husband in forms me that you wish me to give you a certificate on your Lung Restorer, and I will state that I suffered two years with Consumption and during the time was treated by Drs. Reid, Thomas, Charlton, and others of this city, and also by a prominent physician of Macon, Ga., with out finding any relief. My husband bought me six bottles of your 'Lung Re storer, which 1 began taking at once, and found immediate relief. I have used the six bottles and have never felt a symptom of the disease since, and my general health is better than it has been in years. I there fore cheerfully recommend it to all who have Consumption as a Pearl beyond Price. Very respectfully, lw Mrs. M. Goolsby. The Eminent Dr. BcnJ. If. Higgs. Selma, Ala., writes, * * Coldeu’s Lie big’s Liquid Extract of Beef aud Tonic Invigorator is an excellent preparation, whose composition is known and one that; physicians can intelligently prescribe. I have found it of great service in my prac tice. Sold by druggists and grocers, lw Be Wide Awake to Your Interest. I have just returned from the best shoe market, where' I have purchased a full lme of boots and shoes or as good grade as ever was brought to the city of Macon. I can make it to the interest of all to ex amine these goods before buying else where. I have also doubled my force in the manufacturing department, and am now competent to fill all orders that may come in, at the shortest notice. I shall make a line cf pegged work as well as the very best hand-stitched boots and shoes. Come and have your measure taken. Re pairing done in the very best style. I am now also prepared to put new elastic in old shoes, something that has been needed very much in this market. Come and see me. 112 Cherry street, under the Telegrams Axd Messenger office.. J. Valentino. Poverty and Genius'.—The history of those who, by their genius aud untiring energy, have taken the sting from poverty and "won for themselves a place in the catalogue of the illustrious, must ever be interesting to the sons of toil. The great ness of real worth belongs to such charac ters; apart from high birth and proudly swelling titles, from the splendor of wealth and station, and frequently with out the advantage of early education, the children of penury have marched on to honor, patiently triumphing over the ob stacles which impeded their progress. The working man inay well glory in the new and noble aristocracy which his gif~ id companions at the loom, the plow, and the anvil have helped to establish, a id be stimulated by tlieir example to show him self worthy of the fraternity to which he belongs. An Editor’s Escape. Office of the “Industrial Era.” ) Albia, Iowa, May, 25,1880. j To Whom it May Concern : I take pleasure in making tire following statement: I Lave been afflicted with a disease of the kidneys for the past two years and have tiied numerous remedies with only partial and temporary relief: Warner’s Safe Kidney and Liver Cure was recommended to me and alter tak ing it the pain and distress left me and I am to-day feeling strong and well. I am perfectly satisfied that Warner’s Safe Remedies' are the medicines needed arid can cheerfully commend them to others. G. W. StICm. I hereby certify that I have been a pra ncing physician for twenty-seven years and for many chronic cases in my prac tice do recommend Warner’s Kidney and Liver Cure. It was upon my advice that G. W. Stamm, the editor, obtained this valuable remedy. sep 28-2w A. A. Ramsay, M. D. Wholesale Murder. Chicago, October 8.—A dispatch from Quincy, Illinois, says :. About 5 o’clock last evening a young man named Selieic, living with a" family named Baker, six miles from New Canton, during Mr. Ba ker’s absence from home, insisted that his daughter, fifteen years of age, to whom he had become attached, should promise. to marry him. This was refused, whereupon; he drew a revolver, aud, after first shoot ing the dog, immediately shot the mother and then the girl whose hand he sought. He next placed the pistol to his own tem ple and fired. Eveiy shot proved fatal. A younger daughter witnessed the tragedy and gave the above facts in Ler.testimony before a coroner’s jury.. A liquid luel tor steamships and loco motives is attracting the attention of sci entists in Europe and Asia. It lias been tried with complete success ou the fastest Russian mail boat on the Caspian Sea, and is to bo adopted on tlie locomotives of various Asiatic lines. The fluid is sim ply the refuse of petroleum oil, which is carried in an iron tank and blown into spray inside the furnace by a jet of steam, where it burns with a roaring sheet of flame. Such a means of combustion re quires no stoking, and the flame can be manipulated like a jet of gas. and the steam pressure is easily re gulated and kept constant. Moreover, there are no ashes, and the smoke is free fr-nnsniphu DBHTIiTkT. B BARFIELD. xo OU ;il nlDur.-y Ull c, Ht.ni- -. re .win n. eu*Mti j Est,ey-Organ Co; 10 it. Srw-id Alabama 8U-, Orients, Gs. Benson s Caprine Porous Plaster. Tbe only improvement ever made on the common Porous Plaster. Over 2,000 druggists have signed a paper stating that HE P« CINE POEUCj PLiSTEKS are superior to all other plasters: Prio* 85 wnh. RKA.BURT St JOHNSON, Fharmaoeutioal Chemists, New Tori. ^NATURES OWN JfEMEDY VEGETABLE MEDICINE FOR THE BLOOD,UVER&KIDNEYS7 CURATINE, For Blo<4 Diceuts. guratTne, For Liver Complaints. CURATiNE,' For Kidney Dl&ea»es. CURATiNE, For RLeaxc&ilsm. CURATINE) For Scrofula Dlseuea. CURATINE, For Erriipela,, Fimplaa, Jllotctca, etc. A medicinal com pound of known value— i-iniblnii'g in one prf-p- arallon the curative power* tor the evils which produce all dls- cusc* or the Blood, tho T.tvcf, tho iihfncve. Harmless In acUon and thorough In Its effect. 11 la unexcelled for tho euro of all JDIood Dis eases such as Scrof ula. Pimm, noils. Tetter,Halt JB.’i.-tim, Jtheumatimn, Mer curial JPoiaor.iug, also Constipation, Dyspepsia, Indl- gent lor. Sour Stom ach. Detention of Vrine, cte. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT. THEB2BW5CHEHCALC0 BALTIMORE, Md. LAMAR. RANKIN & LAMAR, Wholesale Drcegist*. Mavra. taert Sale, Eiaiy slim CURE $1.25 PER BOTTLE. A positive remedy for all Kid- aey, Liver and Urinary Troubles of both male and female. READ THE RECORD: “It eared ury life.”—B. B. Lately, Selma, Al* “It is theremedy that will cure the many dis eases pecudir to women/*—Mother's Magazine. “It ha. pai'soi severe tests and won endorea- ments from some of the highest medical talent in the country.”—New Yurx World. ‘•No Remedy heretofore discovered can be held foron-. moment in comparison with it.”—O. A.. Harvey, D. It, Washington, D. C. This great natnral remedy is for sale by all druggists in all parts of the world. —TRY IT AND TAKE NO OTHER.— H. H. WARNED & GO KOCHBi-TBB, N.Y. POND’S EXTRACT. Subdues Inflammation, acute and chronic. Controls and Hemorrhagea, Venous and Mucous. INVALUABLE FOR SPRAINS. BURNS, SCALDS,BRUISES, SORENESS, RHEUMATISM, BOILS, ULCERS, OLD bORES, TOOTH ACHE. HEADACHE. ASTHMA, SORE THROAT, HOARSE NESS. NEURALGIA, CA TARRH, ETC., E1C. Exxa ABBOTT.—“V.lnal le and 1 enndeiaL* llsrwooD cmiiji, if. D.. M. It. C. P-of Rag land.—”! have used it with marked benefit.” H. G. Pnssrox. It. D., Brooklyn. N. Y.—“1 know of no remedy so generally utcful.” Abibub Gudum, if. It.. V. R. O.«.. of Eng land,—"I have prescribed Fond’s Bztract with (KM wooes*.*’ CAUTION.—Pond’* Extract is aold only m bottles with the name blown iu the gluts. It is ansule to uae other articles with onr di rections Inriit on having Pond’s Extract. Re. fare aU imitations and substitutes. BPHCIAL PREPARATIONS OF POND’S EX TRACT COM BIN SD WITH THE PUItBBT AND MOST DELtCAlE PERFUMES tOR LADIES’ BUUDOIR. POND’S EXTRACT...’.50o, $1.00 and SI 76 TOILET CREAM l.t-0 DENTIFRICE 60 LIP HALVE 25 TOILET SOAP (8 hakes) 60, OINTMENT— 60, CATARRH CUBE 75 PLASTER.... 25 INHALER (xlasa 60c). .v. 1.00 NASAL SYRINGE 2'» MEDICATED PAPER .....' 25 FEMALE tYhlNGE ...tl.CO Orders amounting to ?5 worth sent expreas freo on receipt ol money oa H. O. order. Our new Pamphlet with hntory of our Prep stations sent free on application to , i - POND’S EXTRACT CO., No. IS W. IStb Street. Nrw York. • • old hr W Drugjri«t«. uncStdeodawly /fyosaK area* of business, wuktnod by the strain at T2 your < r‘ la, avfefa jnantantkaivl m rs Ivm If yea arc a roi t of letters, teflinjj over tout mlrfnfatd . work to r ©tore truln nerve and wstte, vjts If yoga!* young and uafferin? from’any icdlscretfon or dialpAtloa;If you are lunvried or Md or b ’“gSgsSi b Whoever you ore, wherever you are.whcnrreryou th-t your svrtcei neoili clcaurtcc tcrJmr or * nlrrmlaanj, without f»taneaf>n?,tako ? _ ootnplaint, d!> » ,.'ver t oTHtrunf cured if yotiwF Sr=*S*S5SS8S It yon ar* simply veafr Mid lorr sptrftprl, try it 1 Boy 2fc insist upon it* Tpwdrngglstjcaenatt. Xt muj save your Hfc« Ithu> tr-Tcd 1: ad red*. Hop Conch Curtis Ihoswctutt,aSHt**!Aik ehPdrea. The Hop 1’si for Stomach. 1,‘tov cod Kid 1 ys.!s «perlor to oil othsn. Coro* by absorption. It b perfect. Ask drucsUU. D. I. C. ti in ilnulntccMiiprfdcTils— ,wf SC crlcm. tvhficro or nvestJci. MRS sold l’r4r*m.*«.Hop ft! tun M fe, Cc , ffeeb* Ur, N.Y. IB’Xi.A.Q-GKS IMPROVED PATENT LIVER PA»\ . Sxvxn.Gsr* Hasp. Can as Mass axt Strength DkiEed. La at Twice as Lons. ! t^iUH Cersi wiiiout Crsgeisg {U Sfttus. cuas« Chill! »nd Fever, Liur Complaiat, DjEyerii*, Ktnotmtu, WfuiBiSin, Costirescfl^ - fdmb VakuM, fide k Jerrwa Btilithe. Theee Pcds Care *11 IM.ce*^ oy A bwptieu. Xo‘ Woxitja* Pills. Oils, or Poisonous Medicines are t*ket into tbe Stomach. The Pads are worn over tbe Pit Liver, partfyin* the Blo*£«ttmuUtSafr the Liver end Kidneys to heaKhy action, and ctrenatheninc Che fttoomchtodtir**tfood. Pxtca op Pads fl akd $9 jucx. Sold »t all PacoGisrs.or soot by Uatt or Kir press. Manqfaotarad BtVdM Hosts Lissxtt Halthcoee. Ml John Ingalls, druggist, Whalatale and BMail ▲ront.Coomcr Prarth and Ponlar atreots. Manon. Ga. aprd-d£m SS5to$5000|^^«S ttoo *• iiissd. Drown A Co-lUu.wr*. *4 Hr*>+i - Y- New Advertisements. OLD RIP L0N& CUT SMOKING TOBACCO Is miM. moist, fragrant and sweet. Smokes cool, and goes TWica ia fab as cr»nu!aled tobacco. ALLEN A SINTER. SIakcfactcbbus, PirmtoBp. ViBniKii. THEBONANZA FOR BOOK AQENTS 1, sellme our eiKcndlaiy iiiustiatea boos Llfsiof GENERAL HANCOCK,. hv bf* life-long friend. Hen. j. ST. FOB- NEY, au anther ol national fame This work is BmDossaiJ by Gbb. HAkCocx, party leaders and Vbxss; i« tow priced, immensely popular, and taking like wild ms evert where. Outfits Goo. Agents are making easily SIo fbb day. r'o' the bast b-mk, boot terms and full particular.. nSdiee* quick, HUBBARD BROS., Atlanta, G». $T7 T A YEA n and expenses to saints. Outfit Free. Address P.O VTOK hRY, Augusta,Mo sraj'W El [C TRUSS SENSIBLE W Potion* of tbe bo4y, while the 11 a the preeveti hMh th» with the Vlager. With l«ht ^ ireaup* the liwclaU held e-c-tres!?*' Seyand nl-ht ani a radical care certain. Itls aaey, dcrabk aad cheap. Seat by Circd&n free. EGGLESTON TRUSS CO., Chicago, IU. A ‘dVrRTIsK«S bv addreasing GKO. P RUWBLL k CO, 10 Spruco street, New York ran learn the exact coat of any proposed lino of ADVERTISING in Aa.oricar. Newspapers. **A lPO-P»ge ’ amnh at. lOn. mt 1 . '•'OfiV -cpB-SS 8 ??? 1 , »l* i ■ a s lilvllfgci i mm\ hiffeRS TnE aecumulateri “evidence of nearly Ililrtyj^ars shaw.Uiat UwiBittersos a cer tain remedy for malarial disease, as well as its surest preventiv; that it eradicates dyspepsia, constipation, liver 'complaint and nervousness, counteracts a tendency la gkout, rheumatism, urinary and ute rine disorders, that it imparts vigor to the feeble, a d i ?rs the mind, while it in vigorates the body. For sale by all drug gists and dealers generally. - MILL & FACTORY SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS. BELTING, HOSE and PACKING, OILS, PUMPS ALL KINDS, IRON PIPE, FITTINGS, BRASS GOODS, STEAM GAUGES, ENGINE GOVERNORS, &o. Sand for Price-list, W. H: DILLINGHAM & CO., 143 Main Street, LOUISVILLE, KY; i 63 BAY8T., SAVANNAH; GA.,*1 j - - Cotton Factors, Commission filerchanis —And dealers In— , - * - FERTILIZERS. • i General Agtn; s fur the Delta Gotten Tie. LIE2UAL ADVAKOES OK 00N8IGN1DINT8 W. tr. csamva, tSACON. AGENT KLTA fi ITTON XIK )uyS4dowtiihi.TJ [Si T-A.K1E NOTICE. POSTMASTERS ADD THE PUBLIC WILL taka notioe that the xeeent order of the f oat- matter General excluding from the maile, does HOT apply to the Louisiana state Lot tery, and that letters wilt be registered and money orders Leoed to tbls Company as heretofore. a iriKsnis er port unity to WIN A FORTUNE, aKVBNTH GRAND DIS TRIBUTION, CLASSK AT NKW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, our. U, ISdO—lZStb Jl.aiiuy UrswisK. Louisians State Lottery Company, Ibis Institalion was regularly incorporated by tho Legislature ol the State fur Educational and Charitable purposes, in 1868, tor the term of twenty-fire years, to which contract the inviola- bio faith of too State is plrdged ,wt ich pledge ha, boen renewed by an ovorwholunug popular vote sacuring its iraaehUo in tnenew oocstitutki aaopttd Decembor 2, 1S79, with a Capital o, Sl.OOODOO, to which it baa since added arasrrv- fund oi *M0,00e. ITS GRAND SINGLE U'jU. BEE DRAWINGS will take place montvlv the secend T.esday. It never scales or postpones. Look at the, r log Distribution: CAPITAL PRIZE $30,000. 100,000 TICKETS AT TWO DULLABg HALF-TICKETS, ONE DULLA LIST OF PRIZES. 1 Capital Prize 1 Capital Prize I J ( 1 Capital Pme_ . “0 2 Prize,of 8SA1V—— - l.rr fi Prizes of 1 3.000 20 frizes of SCO 10.000 100 Prizes of ICO 10,000 200 Prizes of EQ 10,000 StO Prises of 20 10,000 1000Prizes of -- i 10,000 9 Approximation Prises ol 5A00 J,7«0 9 Approximation Bril* s of kOO.l,8oo 8 Approximation Prixss of luu 903 1,857 Prixee, amounting to .SUO.SOC. paid. Kesponsible oorreapor ding agonis wanted at ad points, to whom liberal compunaatiou will be paid, W rite, clearly stating fall add res s, for further information, or sond orders by express or in a Registered Letter or Honey Order by tn&ll, addressed only to R. A. DAUPHIN. New Orleans, La. orsamopersoa at No 313 Broadway, New York. All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are nnder the supervision and management ol Gene rals G.T. BEAUREGARD and JURAL A. EAR LY or pick OP OMHMMrealtbMMiM Co. COURIER-JOURNAL BUILLING,> Louisville, Ky.. 5cpt. 24. 'so. J In direct violation of sn pgreement with ex- Postmaster Gar oral Key,ordering the delivery oi Regiftered Letters and the payment of Honey Orders to tbe underlined, pending the 1 Cita tion iu the United States Supremo Court, the Third Assistant Postmaster Get oral has seen flt.m thoa’jfxnco of bit superiors, to set aside raid order. The grounds upon wbirh he jastifiea this action are. that all lotteries in Kentucky have been repca'ed. and »re therefore illegal, and being illegal, are necessarily frsudulert, when, in Fact, the irenchii-e under which this Company draws, unlike that of theLtcislana Lottery Company, has never been repealed, and yet the Post-office Department discriminates in favor of that Company. Comment Is u-o!eis. Legal action will at onco be taken by this Company, and. until further notice, correspond.uts are requested to send all remittances bi plain letter cr by express. Don't send by menvy order nr registered letter. =35th= Popular Monthly Drawing of the Commonwealth Distribu tion Co. AT HACAULBY'8 TBEATRB, In tbe City of Louisville, on SATURDAY GOT, 30th, 1880, These drawings authorised by tha Legislature of 1873. and tust&ined by the courts ol Kentucky, occur regularly on tbe last day cf every month. Sundays and Fridays excepted, lor tho period ot fire years. The United States Circuit Court cn March SI rendered tbe following decisions: 1st—That tbe Commonwealth Distribution Compary is legal. I'd—Its drawings are fair. N. B.—This company has now on handia large reserve fund. Bred tbe list ot prizes for the OCTOBER DRAWING. _lFn*e_ l Prize..,, 1 Prize... 10 Prizes *1,000 each *0 Prizes 400 each 100 Prizes 100 each ,. too Prizes 33 each 800 Prises 20 each ^000 Prize* 10 each. 9 Prizes SOOeath, ap’iMXimafn prizes 1) Pnres 200 each do do 9 Frizes 100 each do do- LVGOPrixea (112,400 - 'Whole Tickets. *^2.2Half Tickets. (L 27 Tickets, 940. S3 Tickets, r*n. REKIT BY HONEY IN LETTER. BY BANE DRaTTOR EXPRESS, to R. H. BOARD MAN, Oouner-Joumar Buiiding. Louisville Kentucky, or S07.andSo» B-oadwar. N. Y. • scpleodtnthusaSweachm MusicBocks lor Schools Tiie Welcome Ghorni, Thisisanewandsupemr High School Song Book with advanced elements, and a great vari ety of music, secular and sacred, to bo sung in .twoor four psrts. Mr Tildeu’s previous ks have been highly approved. Song Bells, ^n? No more attractive School S-ng Book has fora long time appeared. It is not gradod, aud will color ary class. Great variety ot songs, sub- j-cts selector with great (kill, and music it of thebsst Introdnre our r.ew Sabosth School Song Book- WH1TE ROBES; (so cts.) at once to your Sun dsy School: No better book exists. Books for Muvic Teachers for the Tall Cam paign. AU are good and practical books. Do not fsil to examine th m. Bmerson’s Voice of Worship (si.), for Binging Schools. Forkina* Ten plo. {»l>, for Singing 8choolt. 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B EING deviroua of closing out one ot my saw mills on account ol tho scarcity o! timber, I offer for rule the entire mill, coaiiittng of one erty-horse power engine, boiler and fixtures, taws, belts, carts tools, etc., and in fact all no- cesarn-s for carrying on tbe saw mill basinets. I will sell the mill or any of tbe fixture! sepa rate, and will load on cars. Any on* wishing to purchase a mill will do no-i to correspond wish me, fori with to sail cef'-ra December 25th. nnd will soil at a great sacrifice. Address, W.W. THOMPSON, Bmithvilla, Us. octs-dl w and turdi A G B'iKGIA. JUBB COUNTY.—Whereas Thos. Welch bas applied to me frr the setting apart a homestead of personalty ui.J the valua tion ot the same, 1 will past upon mid applica tion on Saturday ihr SOth day . f October. l'-S r, 1 at 19 o’clock a. m. This October 8.79Vr. oc.Owtd* S. A. McMAKUS. Ordinary. Gray’s Specific Medicine. BADE MASK. TUB nieaVTRAOC .Manx, X - Ergluh rem.^H /;■- ody. An uri- failing t re for "rv't > f tfcminsl e-Jk- no»s, SpormU- onrhRw Icij«- XOtET tency, and ail t-jAWJWz dts?3«>s ■ th-it; **'^t*» ‘ V- f(j| IQ. r - - l 'RtforuTaMfigquecc? orseif^f^ abtwet asa Isas of znem.<ry, unircrsai- lassitude pain in she back, dimn.-ss of vision, pretest are old age, and many oihr..- Ji--wses tbztlesd to in sanity and conssmptlon and a jTomntun? grave. Tull particulars in our pamphlet, which sre de sire to sond hrse by mail to ever? one. ? he Spe cific Medicine Is sold Ly all dnixcikUat 91 per n*rfcn.-e, cr six pactwres for fi *S: be ,oi'.t fret nv mail eti reeeixH cl rire money bv addressing the GRAY M BDIC1NK CO, Nn IP Mechanics Block, Detroit. Mirh, Sold in if scon »nd every Where 'oy all dragirista octft dawly. For sals by HUNT RANEIN 1 LAYia! Wtv M aeon Oe DebtorB and Creditors. A LL por-onr indebted to tbe aststr of Thomas J. Hhiohilser, late of B hi? connfy. Georgia, n-e hereby l.o 'ftid t» make imteodiste payment, and these having claims against said estate an requested t ipreieni them properly aitocaUcat- ed, er the law directs. OO00-.jr>w S. S.SWHET, Ada’r. G EORGIA, BIBB COUNIY.-Whereaa D. L Birdsong, administrator of th i estate of R A. Cain. late of said county dooeasod. lias made application tot leave to sell tho real estate be longing to said estate for -he purpose oipa>ing debts snd a division am.ng the heirs of said ea tat*. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned to lw and apt-ear at tbe Dour* ol O-dinary of said p unty on tbe Hr>t Monday in Novemb-r next to show caused! anythey have, why said application should n t be g-anted to applicant. witness my hand and official signature Oct. 2,1889. octs w4w* 3. A. UcttANU3, Ordinary V Lteure. admiri-trstrix ol the e.lnte o! John Lleure late ef»: n! c jur.ty defeated, has made application for :<mto »».) the rt s) *,ts-e be- lonaing to ssi i est .to for the purpose of division Thrso are therefore to c> te and admoni-h all persons concerned lobe sod appear at fheCourt of Ordinary oi said coon y, ou tbe first Monday in November text, to snow cans-, I aoy they have, why said application should not he granted. Witmis tny baud and official tig:: .Mre. Octo ber 2,1889. Qftfitd* J. A. McMANUS. Ordinarv. tosKTaPaopir pib Waste, wju prove It or forfeit fS O. 4^ Outfit ree- B.G. RIDE )UT ACO.. (oclB) 218 Pulton Kt„ N.Y, W. A. CHUBBY va xat*ItlrjSABBOOIAYILIN OP AMB RICA, et al,—Iu Equity in Bibb Su perior Coart. dt appearing to the Court that by the return cf the sheriff, that the Life Association of America cannot be found, and it further appearing that taid defendants are non-rendents ot the State of Georgia: Ordered, that said defendants be and appear at the next term of this Court, to be ht Id on the fourth Monday in October next, to plead, surweror demur to st.d billnledin the above ease, or the same wilt be taken pro conlcaao as to them, and said case will proof eo ex parte. Or dered further, that said uefendant bo served by S ublication or.ee a mouth for four mouths, iu tbe (aeon Telegraph and Mesienger Mere the cett term of this court. This June 21,1880. 1. J. SIMMONS, Judge 8.0. H.O. A. Pi end fit, solicitor for complainant. A true extract from the minutes cf Bibb rior Court June 22, lbSO. jr.eS3-latr.4m*A. B. ROS9. Clerk. Bibb County Sheriff Sales. W ILL bo so.d before the court-house door in the city olMvcou, during the Irgtl hours ot tale on the first Tuesday in Novombtr next, the tollowirg property, t»-wit: That tract or parcel of landen Basselt Ilifi, rear the city of Macon, on whirh there is a two- itory wooden building, baid tract toing one- bait acre more or laa, lying iu the Godfrey d s- trietjin zmd couLty, opposite the la’er-siuecce ofJ.T WilkiuM.1, and fronting on the Houston road. Levied on as tbe property tf Henry O. Owens, to satisfy a fl. fa. i-aueu from Baldwin Superior Court in favor o! Thomas T. Windsor vs. Henry O.usena. Also, at the same time and place, one half in terest in the in the lot. with brick wails o’ build- in* th-.roon. situated in Mscon, Georgia, beii g the north corner of lot No three, in square £3, bounded on the northeast by alloy, northsrott by property of John A, Doug as, southeast and southwest by property of Carbart an.l Card. Levied ou a* the property of tho • starts of G. P. Oliver to satisfy a fl. fa. Issued from Bibb Bup.ri* or Court, in favorE. t. Beet v<. Q. E. Oliver, ad mini. tr»tor ol G. F. Oliver. Property pointed out by p aii.fff. Also, at the tame time and pltce. part lot No. three of th* four fuur aero lots, situated on tha weet tide if the Ocmulgee river in s*id county cf Bibb, fronting on Boundary street sixty foot and running bark one hundred aud. fifty feet to a twenty-foot alley, said lot joining th* lot of Uriah Williams. Lev cdon an the property of J. R. Hopper, to satisfy a fi. Ll issued from Justice Court 48l»t district G. M.. *n lavor cf P. Fitzger ald vs. J. R. Hopper. Levy nude and returned to me t y a eonstab’o. Also, at the same and place, lot No. 18, in Vine- vllle, according to the recent survey made by Collins ol lands formerly owned by Levin Cau sey, bounded on tbe north by a street, cn the oast bj ths city line, on the west by lot No. 17, con taining about onc-l all on acre, more or less, with two small two-room booses thereon. Levied on as the preierty of W. A. Cherry, toestisfy a fi. fa. issutdfrem Jaslfoe Court s81st district G. M. in favor Oliver A Liouglav, and Stephen lollins. transferee, vs. W. A. Cherry. Levy made and returned to me by a ecus table. Also, at th i same time, oat owing to tho ex pense in moving, will bo sold at tim gin shop ol Peter C. Sawyer, on tho corner ol Cherry and Fourth streets, in the city of Macon, sevety feet of shafting, one drill pre»s, nun turning lath ano onep wising machine. Levied on as the prop-r- tyo. Peter C. Sawyer tn satisfy a fl. fa issued from Bibb Superior Court in lavur o. A. E Small va P»t*r O. Pawver. Property pointed out by plaintiff's attorney, oct5 d GEO. V. CHERRY, Sheriff. G BORGIA, TWIGGS COUNTY.—Under aid by virtue t f authority granted me under tha last will and tostamene of Catliaiino A. Bunn, late of said county eereased, will he sold before theotrt house daor in th* town of Jefferson ville in said county, ou the first Tuesday in No vember next, bets cen the legal hours ol isle, the land known as the homo p.sce of said Bonn, and > nown also a< the Pace place, embracing four hundred acres mire or les*. belonging to (aid es tate. Bold lor a division among the Lgatecs of maid will. PU ASKIS. HOLT; Xxrouter estate of Catherine A. Bunn. octSdlt«3 • AGENTS WANTED FOR THE FASTEST SELLING BOOK of the AGS' Foundations of Success BUSINESS AND SOCIAL FOPMS. The laws of trade, legal terms, how to transact business, valuable table,, social etiquette, panic* msntary usage, how to conduct public business. In fact It is a complete Guide to tmo ess for zll classes. A family necessity. Address, for cir culars aud special terms, ANCHOR PUBLISHING CO„ july23-dawim Atlanta. Go. NOTICE. ■ Vac m,Oi.,&ept.l7. is?9. A LL persons indebted to tho firm of W. P. Cannon • Co., prior to November 12,1879 are requested to cone forward ana settle atone*, otherwise their notes and amounts will be placed in the hands of an oCluor for collection. This is necessary to perlrct a setUemant with ths estate Of J. T. Joney. deceased. sepl8d2tw2wAw4t W. F. C*NN f *N ACO Asonts una cunvussurs Make from (23 (o$SO per week selling goods for K. G. hideout a Co.. 19 Barclay street. New York, Bend lor the'* catalogue and terms. augi7 wlv NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOE L&AYE TO SELL LAND. E OUR weeks after date and during tho regu lar November term r>I the Court of Ordinary lor Bihb county, application will be mode to the said Co-rtif Ordicari for Bibb ceuh'y, for leave to sell all she Isi d> belonging to e>:» te of Jobu Lama*, late of said cosnty oeoeased, for the pur- pore et aiitributiOD an-ong tha heirs of tala es- MARY LOUISA LAMAR. Adm x estate of John Lamar, deceased. Oot. 2,1889. octt-lswiw /2J.S0RGIA, BIBB COUNTY.-Wherecs. Cal- VT vin Thomas has applied to me for the setting apart a Home, te d of Realty and Pers naltv.and the valuation of the same, lwill pasa upon said application on Tuesday, October 26th, 1880, at 10 o’clock a. m. Witness my hand snd of&oLl i^n -turo, this October 3,1889. ' oc8td* J. A.MCMANUS. Ordinary. / v BORGIA.BlBrf UuUCii Y.—Wherca. H, n Vjr iy Schall. ex- cutor of Jaoob <chzll deceased. reprewn's to the o urtln bis petition duly filed snd entered that he has fully administered the •state of Jacob Schall. This Jr, th. ref-re, te el • all persons concerned, 1'gaLes, heirs and creditors, to show oause, if any ther an, why said eiecutor should not be disol srged from his said executorship, and re ceive 1-tt-rs of dlsmiasion. at tho court of or dinary tabs opened on the first Monday in Jet>. nary 1881, a ,d to be iu setzion cn the sixth day of said month. Witnesa my hand and official signature. J A. McManus, ordinary. Oct 3. 1883 Sm* Administrator’s Sale* B Y virtue of an order tram tha Court of Ordi nary of Jooea county, will be sold on tho Sret Tuesday in November next, at the court house door in Cm.too, two hundred two and a halt (t02t) acres ot land, w ore or loss, belonging to estate of Peylou A. Balk com. deceased; fair average pine land on the Central railroad, four mile, below Grisnoldville—one leg cabin and pm tyol water and timber. Sold for distribu tion. Terms cash. ssd14* FELIX B. B1LKOOX. Adm’r. TSlCUTOE’a sale. W ILL be sold before tbe Court' House door In tli* town of Oglethorpe. Macon county, on the firat Toes ,»y m November, ths following property, to-wil: That tract of land iyinB in the Fifteenth District ol originally Houston now Haeon county, tba eamo being lota of land Nca. 132and ISO,except tight ucrritn tbenorthraat corner of let No. 1SS. Bold as the property *.f W. B. Brown, Ooccavod, in arrordpuce with a decree i.sntd from Bilil: Superior Court, in tbe rase of Vi. Tt. Brawn, cx-cutor, vs. Amanda C. Brown ot »1. Sold for the pu-poze of carrying out th terms of said decree • Terns cf rale: One- third cash, one-third in three months, and cue-third in twelve n.er.tlis, with intere.tut eahtper cent, on de-’srrol pay- Easts. Titles i<jf-n WILLUM R. llttOWN. Ex»cutor of evt.ie tfYlni. R, Broeu. encmis- sioncrlnequty. oetx-Vaw4w» /'^klTDlNAR'Y'.'v 01h;e icnes Ccun-O \y June S3, I88e.—w hereva John bn erecet'restate • f Mur'.If: M. Scuhrucr'ras iljilica fordamiss-o::. , .,• ■. .. li.-v-M .re'.oeit: :^l-i>o::i.l : ;r. n-. poncorand tc show reare this oSV-el/M vrh the llrat Mrnisy In Cciolxv. if any they have to lbe ojutreiy, kVl'.i.hss DPOUK offlriallv. lo.a t.** ROCvNUr. Rvifit. “.vlin*. -49th YEAR OF THE - Medical College cf Georgia. AUGU0TA- Iratituti^X'onslitutfA tbo U^iioal De* A partiDrr.t of th« CniYor»i:v. too Diplo mat <kr»» s js*n€ < i b? its Cbaru-ellor. The tHt&ion Tffiil co-tRerun on the Mc*n day o: 2^o>aur.b©$» ami wnl one* cc the firslc' March {oJUt^ing. Api*lT for circular to St GKO W. aai?T8.Df%n A. A’* Certain aai Feueit Core coirsuMPTioisr Catarrh, Bronchitis, COLBS. COUGHS. INFLUENZA. Lamar. Bankin & Lamars MACON AND ATLANTA. GA. C±tOCKET’ , l’» Iron Worses, MACON. GA. At onr works can be ecen tbe beat FN GINE MADE for GINNING AND ~HhE8n ING. We guarantee it to do all cr rfiore than the mai u’acti-reis eay it will do. W9 bnild STATIONARY ENGINES From 8 to 60 Sorse Pcwor, There is no E' giae made superior to it, ae we have teuthponials to prove. We manu facture Saw aud Grist Mills that give entire satisfaction. We keep for Biue WATER WHEELS. HORSE POWER* IJSFROYED GIN GEAR. SUGAR MILL PANS AND EVAPORATORS, And the Best Horizontal Sugar Mill made. Also, IBON BAILING for cemete ries. eto. SHAFTING PULLEYS, and UKA&ING foraB all kinds of mill work. In fact, we keep everything that la need about steam or water power or plantation work. Oar COTTON P8S33 le stoend to none, being cheap, simple and durable, as hundreds will attest Send for circnlara and prices before boring elsewhere. Add-eve, jnlySl -ly B OBOOKKTT A SONG. DISSOLUTION. MACON.SA, fifpt £9,18'0. /AN awonrt of eortmued b«a health. I have ' i tl'ivday sold m.v-ntire mtereat in the firm cf W.P. Csnno ■ A Co. to Mr. W. F. Cannon who will a»nme ail iiabiiiti-a of tho late firm. Returning my thunks to the fronds and patrol.t of the fate firm. I would respectfully re- quest u continuance of their fare ra to the new erm J WILBOURN. Referring to the above, I re»pertfully inform our p-.t-o.* *r.d th* publicgoretully, thuf I will CentinuM the grocery ana previrion h-sic*ss as hnreM.r*, at tho sane store. No, lUThim St, where I shall be pleased to meet you snd serve you as usual, promising to give you a*ffr.<d soo'S and at *s low figures as can be bad in thia market: Mr. F. CANSOV. Mscon. Ga.. October L 1880. dStwrlt Ueel i.Ilu l Lvapvsi ARTIFICIAL LIMBS Special ir.duc-mcn's to SOUTH BKn soldi ebb. Satisfacticn given in a.l cc-es. Pint premium at Atlanta and Macon Georgia Fairs '.SIP. Be«« of refer, cnov in voni state. Apply at ci.e for full information, peril terms cx Idd.-ss CHAKLRw Jx RYAN? Mannlaeturerlor 1I.K Oerernf»'t. IS G eorgia, bibb loi nty.—Un*t »r.doj virtue ol sn order frem the Coart ol Ordioa- ry Of avid co nty. will be veld before thr eonrt h'-us.: dtor in tbe city ot Macon. hetw-*n th* l. g-1 hour- of sale, on the fir.t Tuesday in No vember n.xt, seven shares of the cut.it-1 stock of th* Southwestern railroad roinpury. belonging to Jama* P. Wu-hinglun. minor. Sold for ti e the purpose of edacities and maintaining said minor. [diimedj M. A. WASHINGTON. oc:5 Iaw4w Guardisn. laipier Female Insliiiie Warrenton, Va. Bossian bi gina Sept. 1st. Send for Catalogue. n>18 »Sro RO-KRT FR'ZRR. Prinoio*!. Know Thyself. T BE untold miseries that result trtm indiscietion in e irly life n.ay be uilevi -t- ed and cared. Those win doubt this assertion should purchase tbe cow mrdical work published bj.the PEA BODY MEDICAL INST1 rtTIB. Boston, »ntitled THESCInNCii OF LIFE or, SKLfc PRESKRTaTION. Exhausted li tality. l.iTVousand phyvical c.bility, t r vitnlitv impaired by the errors of youth or t r o close or too close application to bunnezs, may ba restor ed and manhood regained. .... Two hundredth ediu jO. revised ar.d enlarged, lost published. It la a standard meil’cnl work, th« b*'Stin the English lHcgua.ge,wnUe«, by a physician of great experience, to whom was awarded a gold and i*w*ilei uiedal by --ho Na tional Medical Association; It contains beauti ful and r-ry expensive rngraTings. Tb.-oe hun dred pages, more than 50 valuable prescnpt’ons forall forms of ptevailing ebrase, she result ol many years of extorsive and successful practice, either on* of which ia worth tsn limes the price of tho book. Bound in French cloth, price oulj JI, sen: by mail postpaid. Tbe London Lancet says t “No person should be without this valuable book. The Author is a noble benefactor.” An iilusl rated sample sent to all on receipt ol 6 celts for postage. Tho author refer* bypenniaslcn to Hon F. A. Bi8-.ELL.MD. president of the National Med ical Association. . Address Dr W H PAR* KBR.N0 4 Bulfinch 8t, Boston. Mass. The au thor may be consulted cn oil diseases requiring skill and experience. dovSO wlv • ■ HEAL THYSELF WttBMIMW JVLY 12. 1889. 6csston begins on ihe first ot Oct< l-.r and con* tinues ninemcnlbs. Apply for Oaritqo.e» to the Secretary of lbe Faculty, Post-office U-mvrsi’> of Y-relula, Albemarle Co., Va. JaAIKS V. HARXIcON, M. D , Chairman oi the Facu ty. loyi7d*o- ; aw2m» FXEOUTOK8’ SAJLiE* G Ki RGIA, JONES COUNTY.-By re.rtue of »n order from the Courto.’Ordir ary of Jones c-un*y. will he aold before tbe o-u-t hoi-re doer in the town of Cl nton, said co. rty. t n the first Tuondar in D c*m. er next, within the u>ual hours of .ale. the lato James H. Fi .ney t Ispto- tion. containing eight hundred (-CO) ac.'tjre or loss, situst-i ail c.»t ot Clinton in raid Jones vomitv.near railroad s-st oii on M. sn.i A B. R. hr.ld in one bodT for distribution Good lair land n e good atare of cuitivsti Ii. Wtli im orormi »i.h p’tnty of W»U • ai d I inker :cr "-1! sec-mary pmpo e». in » g>‘Od lo«ility n d coo- w nie.nt to market. Terns each. •* R RiBMJiMN. -e H. J. FINERY. . ficp’- 7 118*.-8S i-jcca'era. sure t cubs Cbughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Bron chitis. Asthma. CfehrumptioD, And all Diseases of THKOAT »- ’ LUNGF Put cu in Qnart-8i2e Bottles for T» Fcientificsllj preparfd of Bali am T^c. lix<d Lork Can-i.v, Old Kje and ah The f O'inala is hnoirn (o cur hat T. -ft. highly ccram^i d«d hy th* n«, am our mo$t : rominent chra iht. I'r ,i n»*r. in Chiravo. it cr f t ev>ry » it well knew'* to the medical prefer TOLU R' i Knud RIB w.i) gflor 1 the relief fr.rCouah* CfiltlF, I; i’.c* Soie Throat, Vcak Lur g?. kIjo Conscn) th#* hirip r enta* d adYSMed itiRi r.. U*ed aa a and if a delightful tcnic for f*'* ilj uso. Is ’« take; if weak or debilitated, it giv#» tcu. ity and urtrgtb to the akfb hun mikes (Caution, hy^rlri:' ! (.who try topaitn effupon yon Rcr oetsw- i r-i-.n-*. CB'iYBD") .. d -'ro ; ers > Berk aid Rye) ■(in ti!*re oi tmrTOL'- fiCOK AND RYB, ^ (whicl. is the only me*ira1cd art-r?* H-r.de the") < genuine baring a fiiiljilirai 1 : i: -.;i cr. f Cc-arb bottle. ) LiTlIIEM'E Ss 3I4BTI>*, Froriletois. U1 Madiaco St., Gh-c?£c. 93- * sk ! onr Druggist tor it. W%.Ask your Grocer for it. S3.Ask yr ur Mire Merehxr.t for -I. •A-Childrei, ask your Mstcma for it. ®i.8o!dby Drcrgiste, Grocers at d Vine Here ch*nts everywhere. «e, id- .ty ULHC5ViT 1 i-V. Spccialtjj*^ Tires TfeoiGni VsraiA.^-7-siaaa CIOSO StCYM OPEN PiRK Send foe iznMmonidf Ocsa oil ore- u-i wo>st ’8 BeJtktrs rt: THE LUMMVi -Olt— IMPROVED TAYLOR Thia Is the seventh season ofthij popaiat Gta which combines the tncrizoofepeiMt, l.ght ilrafl, good sample, and cleanln* the eee-1 In a great er decree than any other, and is iffieted affth tbe most perfect Self-Feeder and Cornice jer made, at * the following very low prices, Sizes. Price of Gins Price with J Price with Self Feeder ieif-l'ceder and orCo n denser Coxdenser. 49 saw #100.09 #132.50 $!33.no 45 “ 112.50 143.00 175.5) 60 “ 125.00 160.00 I 196.00 60 “ U0.00 180.09 J 220.09 70 •» i-10.09 203.00 1 242.00 80 •* 180.00 232.00 234.03- These Gina are made with Iron Frxmca and ol the bestraatftiUe and are -nnsurjrwesd In finish and workmanship. 17e also at -rcfactoro GnL lett’s celebrated “Patent Steel Brush Cotton Gin,” together with the Favor! t > Light Bruit “Cotton Bloom” Cotton Gin, wit t Feeders and Condenses for each Terms given on applicatinort. THE STANDARD MACHINERY MYSTIC RlV'.ifi, CO*18 FCAXKLIN II. IU2IKUS, Sea. Ltf COLU3IffU3i Sample Gin can CarnjceV: & - $5,000,000. The American Shoe Tip Co. WAR2AXT TflEin A. S. T. C El That Is now so extensively -vern on CHILDRENS SHOES TO WEAR AS io::a AS T. s :c~ AT, "Which was introduced by them. -,ud by whi# the above amount has been sa red t.> parenu ts noally. Thia Black Tip will »>yc *t mere, as besides being -vorr. . ;i the cornt grades It to worn on fine r.ud costly eb-< where the Metal Tip ou account of ii^ fcv| would not be used. They all Lave our Trade Mark A. S. T. C| Btanipe/i on front of Tip. Parents should A3K FOR SS’:E£ with tH BEAUTIFUL BLAv SI TIP on thsm when pun-hasnig for .:oi: c'.n’T t'i LU!)1)E-N & A- fiS SOTTTHBr.N The Musio Hcus"’ df the fiotith*. RbBicT'si to Qr,r NEW ThTUBLE t TOBEo An Immense Mukic t mpie* T -ro lare.^ storo*i. eac'* S'* storsea hiah. fro^t .n/ rr tkrt fries c-Va* toiffi riib na i- irtr t^» trfth il:n fM A. Bijr Store. A Big Stc «l uid filled * r-l^. Noth- rn AND MOKE ‘I Darlr tr th« tf*r. reiTH s c: f*f«cr^ou»« beuc ak*»e :< > o‘ Sa ta tG a •aHdeiilili t h-*ve• Lljr reiun V’»?are. »*• a hr.t^ttFi of A a je*r. tiuTmoun »r*dt* we ban b t tr*torrn’--th »are*rr.int. be ; 3ixr.«*E>^. We a r e iV aur >en partner Ijas b»^en . «x*j»r ir g with Vieno and O- -* natftots. llehfta aA P:^ Trade* for it>k! ■ ■: r-ients. He has e u t*re rontroclr ar *i I'ir P3 ‘ c:a :-.£. coiuinx” "C'rt' Oi er. * Pri St - k. N*re gtorr. Vi vr TO. Special Cffer, tn* Ta r-U 1880. *5, CA*h l’rlot* -with lli*c*- kfonts!* Oroiii.*W r*»vnn* roar.tb* o f 4nim pte : Vr a*id Oc tober wa will *© \ Hiwoi* ;■ : ? ‘rr» i «t Lo'wzs* Ctoxh Pri«*«3. pr.vuO!t)^6 ' :a •» f‘umo o; *0 <**hh nm^rM't, ^ ilh - :r.c* -c U»r?*5 XDOtitbs, without i teras* Offer ? iixwii What Do You Sa Write for • * - - *v » "PriOi L:st>fv.r Fat! l8SG. r . ' s;* ^ boasU'-t.- "LTODEM a BATES, JjAVANP-' . TA. C /k. WMIESIIE PiA«0 : . 5EALES8, dcc27dltawiwit Jim.