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Local column. TUESDAY. DECEMBER' 4, 1.577. Agents for the Register. S. B. Baldwin, Ji:., Baldwinville. John S. Khaim % Jr m Butler. K. S. Baldwin, Ellnville Schley Co* Younc; McDowkll, Bellevue. J. JI. Dennis, Geneva. Robert Fort, Hamilton. A. I*. Dickson, Woodbury. Oeouul AV alton, Buena Vista. J. A. J. Boss, Knoxville Crawford Cos. Bowu-.kt Brown, Howard. Benj. (trutitii, Beynolds. Charles A. Hough, Pleasant Hill. J. H. Brooks, Forsyth, (la. K. J.u Truswell, Pratlsburg. Cotton Markets--Dec. 4. CORRECTED WEEKLY BY L. A. BALDWIN, Tai.botton (loud Middlings, ffi’e. Low Middlings, !l^c. Columbus -Good Middlings, 10{c. Low Middling •. ITjjo. Macon Good Middlings, 10je. Low Middling, Ujje. GENEVA COTTON MARKET. Corrected Weekly by PASCHAL & ITEIDINIWIELDER. Good Middlings, 10c. Low Middlings, DJe. We will sav to on* farmer friends that the Agricultural colnmifsof the Register will be reinstated at an early day. They have been crowded, out "by pressure of advertrSnig'-wmafter; ’ Our advertisers appreciate the superior facilitle* offered by the Bkoistkr for placing their busmens before .the people, and the pew pie do not object to good, live advertisements. New Orleans Slow White Sugar at nov 27 2t Ragland’s- Premium. —We gave the Register as a premium to Mr. Bev. Childs for lirst bale of cotton in market. We now offer a year’s subscription for the heaviest hog, stating age and stock, killed in Talbot or adjoining counties. The Preachers are Coming. To our friends of the different, denomi nations, as well as those not connect *d with any church, who so generously prof fered to aid in transporting the ministers: we are under many obligations. L( t Tal bot, both town and county, meet her dis tingushed guests, convey, an 1 intioduce them to our hospitality. On Monday, the 10th, conveyances fiom town will report at. Geneva, 2 pm. On Tuesday the 11th. those promised by town and county will report at Geneva at one and three r m. Wo need still more help. Others who are willing to send will please see Judges Ma thew#, Weekes, WII Martin, Win. Rag land, or either of us. Neither rain, snow, or four inched ice, should stop a single conveyance. J. B. Mc Gehek, P. E. G. C. Clark, Pastor, Tnllmf lii and Geneva. The Talbotton Quarterly Conference will meet at the Church Friday night, December 7th. The Geneva Conference at Pleasant Valley, Saturday the Bth, 11 A. M. All the official members are hereby urged to attend these meetings. The public cordially invited. •T. B. MuGehee P. E A ear lo:rd of fat liogs has just been received by our enterprising townsman, Mr. L. A. Baldwin. They will lie sold Come jilid buy before they, are iu. Go 1 1 James M Crawford for all classes of dry goods. He has a choice stock ot ladies dress goods, notions, Ac., and a handsome line of gsnt’s clothing. His prices are always low. Tanning on Shares, and Tanbark wan ted, by B. CURLEY. aug 1-1 tf Rev. J. D. Wilson lias favored us with a Rut.i Bagii weighing pounds. This is one of his small ones; he lias many that are larger. The ease of Hamp Guldens was brought before Magistrates Walker and Worrill on Satuiday last, for commitment trial, but failed on account of the absence of an im portant witness. The physical condition of the boy is much improved- He is not so insane as he has been. On Monday (and since the above was put in type) the boy Hamp Guldens was tiled before magistrate Walker, and ac quitted on the ground of lunacy. He is now held under a writ of lunacy, to await further inquiry ns to the disposition to be made-of him. Superior Imported Schiedam Schnapps, for.“ale at Curley’s. dec. 4 tf If you want Flour that is white and nice, go to. Ragland’s. nov 27. 2t. ALL THE WEEK ROIYD Kissing may ret be done by telephone . but think of a grand-ma being near. Very cold last Friday the first killing frost this season. Christmas turkeys are being gobbled U]. v Eggs have advanced and are scarce. Read Josiah Allen’s Wife at A. T. Stew arts, on the H rst page. Talbotton is visited weekly by commer cial travelers from Baltimore, Macon, At lanta, Columbus and else where. “'“Korghiun ‘ T bilingff M will be all the rage in some sections the coming winter. On Thursday last the wind veered around to the Northwest, and old Boreas gave us a touch of wliat he has in store for us the coming winter. Many fine hogs, all of native growth, were slaughtered in town hist Thursday. Dan Dozier, of Columbus, recently mar ried Miss Havannah Beach, one of the most lovely girls in the State. Many thanks for kind remembrance. Miss Kate Downing, of Columbus, was married last week to Mr. Mitchell, of Ala. Marriages in prospective are as thick around Talbotton as the in Yaiam brosa. : E larly oats and wheat look well Dr. C. .T. Moffett, of Columbus, carried oft' the premium at tin* late Alabama State Fair, on his “Teethina.” St*p into Key A Salisbury's clothing Macon, if yon want good goods and great bargains. Th sweetest of water-ground m’oal at OorniAtt’s mill. Several pairs of very choice Berkshire pigs yet for sale at ‘‘Glenloeh Stock Tennessee. Apply to J. 15. Gorman, here, or J. S. Thomason, Gleii hK-li, TenU. Express, s.* per pair, to Geneva or Columbus. Now is the time to stttd your orders to J. P. Berckmans’ Nursery, Augusta, for fruit trees, shrubbery, etc. For Saw:.—The b#*i investment in the county—it lx a cotton. B. Cukley. oetdO tf I Mine Society— A Mite Society lias been organised by the Baptist Church in this I place,with Mrs. T. 11. Stout, ns President; Mrs. L. Blount, Vice President and Secre tary and Miss S. G. Carter, as Treasurer. It is in a flourishing condition mulls pros ecuting an important Church interest. Only a small amount more is required to unable theift to complete the purchase of their organ. The Mite Society holds its j meetings weekly. Their efforts should be encouraged by the citizens of the town and vicinity. A festival will be given by this society during Clirisinns week. Let .> 11 prepare for an enj >yable and brilliant entertainment. Business, -That ’s what I mean. Come , , and see me and you will find a stock of j i goods that will convince you that I mean i 1 business, and the prices will demonstrate that I will do buis ; ness. My stock is unusually large this s ason, and as T attended several largo auction sales while in New York, I can safely say it was well buoght. You are urg utly requested to call and inspect my goods. No trouble to show them. Respectfully, tf J. Albert Kirvicn. New Way of Fattening Hogs. Mr. Hinton, on.- of our most industrious and energetic farmers, has fattened quite a I number of hogs by feeding to them green corn, stalks and ear, together with kitchen garbage and fruit. The hog seems to thrive on a green diet, which places him ill good condition to rceeivo iJ- n *oU4 ao—’ : telling pf a purely hard corn diet. The’ ! above process commends itself for its economy, enabling the farmer to utilize ! ; material which would otherwise be of no value. We need the general introduc* ( j tion of economic methods in all depart ! ments of the farm and household. Hostctter’s Celebrat 'd Stomach Bitters, i best iu the world, for sale at Dee 4tf Curley’s ■ The Popular Science Monthly for De cember is to hand. Among other inter esting articles we notice “The Growth of the Steam Engine,” by Prof. R. IT. Thurs ton: “Star or Star Mist,’’ by Richard A. Proctor; “Evolution, its Origin, Progress and Consequences*” by Prof. John W. Draper. The contents generally are highly entertaining and instructive. The t Popular Science Monthly should find a ■ place in every intelligent family in the country. Its articles all are unexception ! ally good, representing tlieb >st American and European talent. Price $5 a year. D. Appleton A Cos., New York. Subscrip tions for Appleton’s publications re ceived at this office. Z Bring in your hides, gentlemen, Curley is tanning on shares, an 1 it pays better than selling, or raising cotton. Also, wanted 1,400,000 Hides, for which ‘ the highest market price will be paid, in j CASH Curley. nov G tf. Mr. E. W. Connor, (bid. Agent for “Bancroft’s Footprints of Time, and Analysis of our Government,” is canvass ing Talbotton and other parts of the coun ty in the interest of the above work. He lias large lists of subscribers from Atlanta, Augusta, Macon, Fort Valley, Butler, < leiieva and every other place he has j visited. The work in a compendious form meets a want long felt, comprising a general review of the foundation of our ! government, its administration down to the present time, its various departments* including the Signal Service Bureau, t< - geTTier wiTfr btihr matters of interest coir : neeted with the rise and progress of our system of government. We commend Mr. Connor to the re" spectl’ul consideration of our people, and ! trust they will favor him with a good list |of subscribers to the excellent work he represents. Stop at Louis Well's barber shop under Columbus Bank building -nicest place in Columbus. octßo tf Mr. L. A. Baldwin lias just arrived from Atlanta with a carload ot fine Hogs which he will sell very low, for cash. Hogs can be seen at the lot of W. H. Martin A Bro. dee 4 tf. . Snow White Lard at nov 27 2t. Ragland's Personal. Col. B. B. Hinton, of Buejia Vista, re moved last week with his family to ! Columbus. Mr. A. A. Drane, of Tliomaston, son of ! Hon. John (’. Drane, was in town last l week. Mr. H. C. Wescott, of the clever house of Bernd Brothers, Macon, paid our office a visit last week. This house enjoys a fine trade with Talbot and tho adjoining counties. Mr. Wm G. Solomon, of the popular grocery house of Seymour, Tinsley A Cos., paid our merchants a visit last week. Mr. F. H. Luiumus, manufacturer of | the celebrated Lumnius cotton gin, paid . the Register office a visit last week. He reports large sales of his gin, being j unable to till all bis orders. He will establish an agency in Talbotton. Mesesrs. J. T. Castleberry and W. H. Compton, were in to see the Register last week. We are always glad to see our friends. They are ever w clcome to the Register | office. : Farmer’s Rest! —Saloon and Restau rant, Geneva Ga.. W. H. McKinney, Frop’r. Yfe-Call while you are in .Geneva. oct 10 3m Rev. G. W. Weekly’s Work. —There are doubtless few who are aware of the j amount of work performed by Rev. G. IV. Weekly, of this county. He is employed | by the Columbus Baptist Association to prosecute an important evangelical enter prise. He has live churches under his regular charge, situated in the counties of Talbot, Harris, Muscogee, Chattahoo- I chee, Meriwether, Stewart and Marion. ’ In 187 G he traveled thirty-one hundred j miles, visiting two hundred and fifty families, and organized many Sabbath ! schools. He also donates and sells billies j and testaments for the American Tract [ Society. This is a commendable work, ! Hie practical demonstration of the spirit and work of Home missions, and no one I is more capacitated to perform this ser \ice of the Master than the R v. G. W. Weekly. j .... ... .. Our Boot and Shoe trade is stendil increasing, ami our lu iliiies for supply growing with our trade, and we must ! confess the fact thatb and ter Boots and Shoes were never made and sold lower than I those offered by u; now, while the de mand is for go h! Goods at lower prices. We have endeavored t > meet this want. John MoGouoii A Cos.. oct 2tf Columbus. Ga i •-£.“><> bushel*; of Rust Proof Oats for j side, verv low, cash, bv J. L. Doa&K. oct U tf Native Mexican Coffee for sale, iu one i pound package -', by G. W. Gainago. Try : it. THE GEORGIA REGISTER, TALBOTTON! TALBOT COUNTY,- G EORGIA A BEGEM BLR L 1577. B VLDVVIWTLLK ITEMS. Our farming friends are busily engaged sowing wheat and oats. As far as bur ob servation lias extended, one of the largest crops since the war will be r<>\Vu this season. We do not remember to have ever s-.'en the people more determined to try and pay their debts mid raise their supplies at home. Never can our coun try be prosperous and do otherwise. Good Living — Since the cold snap our folks have been regaling upon “spnvi*.- ribs and sausages, ' of Georgia raised hogs. We have recently been shown in this immediate vicinity, some of as line pork hogs as have, ever been brought from East Tennessee. The idea that we eannot raise our own “hog and hominy” should never be entertained by us, since we are surrounded by such favorable ad vantages. Our Wants. Last week we spoke of the want of a shoemaker and wood work man to locate in our village. No sooner than the issue of the Register, parties were negotiating to carry on the above business in our midst. We hope that i they may succeed and will not be afraid 1 of a judicious use of printer's ink. Ad- 1 vertise in the Register. Look. —As we may have an occasion next week of making a trip to Taylor county, we hope our friends will avail themselves of the opportunity to subscribe, for the Register. Let everybody anticipate oitr coming and have tlie greenbacks ready. < Transfer of Real Estate.— Mr. Jack son, of Alabama, lias bought out Mr. John*Fox. McCormic Neal has purchased a part of Mr. L. D. Lockhart's place. No sooner than land is ottered for sale is this vicinity a purchaser is on hand. We know of one or two parties now that desire to locate here permanently. To one and all we say come and locate in our midst. We extend a hearty welcome. Our village was honored by a traveling “slight of hand” show the past week, but with what success it met with, this depo nent knoweth not. However, we guess somebody was gulled by the light handed gentry. Mr. D. N. Baldwin. From the crowd that we set; visiting this gentleman's store, we arc led to believe that he is ! doing !i large business. We can account for it. however, from the fact that he ; known how to apply printer’s ink. Suc ' cess to him. Mr. !.. advertises in the Register. Send your cotton to G.o. I*. Swift A- Son, Columbus bagging and ties fur nished at dost figures in l-ie Aon 'OIIII V vmiVII -BB *AV *noA j .io| mo ouop GARqo.w si; ‘pio sn dpjj oil ad ano 'pnnx oj avou iOaoiu did poou 1 oa\ si; *4iv:av ;o.u OQ •sqnuooau pno so;ou ,)STO[d UJAV su oj potqopni suos.iod qy •siiLL Everything to e.it that is nice, c m be found at Ragland’s nov 27. 2t. HOME DIRECTORY Fur the Pre ichers in Attendance on /Ac; So •' h (Jeoryii Conference R A Mizell —Revs L A Darsoy N W I Dozier. \V H Parker. W 1’ Beirden. Judge Pl 2 Dennis—.l V M Morns, E Harmon. L A Snow, B W Key. ,} A Ellison— Revs T L Armstead,* P J-LSims. • lloN I*2 II WoRRiLL.— Revs. (1 ON Mc- Donald, .7 P Wardlaw, II W Sharp, T B i L-mier.W T Roberts, lion A A Allen, Hon J -T Jones and M II Mcßea. Rev Jl3 MuGeiiee Revs EII McGeliee D Q Abbott, E J Pont/. .T W Hinton, K L ! Wiggins, J L Jordan, C C llincs and I Hardeman. R A Matthews Revs A T Mann,J O A Clarke. W F Loyd, I F Carey, W 1 Green, C M Post man, -T Houston, Dr U F L sfcev. Mas S C Wekkks Revs T K Leonard, J 15 Wardlaw, It F Willi unson, SN Tuck er, T B Russell and P W Douglass. J M Garrard--Bishop G F Pierce, Rev W L Baker W II llollinskcd and A M Brannon. W J Weekes— Rev J S Key, H W Key. R W Dixon, A H Redfoid, II S Sessions, J J R McCleskey, P B Jackson, W A Gra ham. S Brannon, J E Hicks, Jas Bishop and T D Hawkins. W H Martin Revs J P> McFerriu, It W Lovett, D R McWilliams, S S Sweet. G J Griffith end S R Weston. T A Brown— Revs L Pierce, G G Smith J W Talley W D Williams and W M Hard wick. J Jackson—Revsß B Lester,J M Austin ! and S < * Childs. O D Gorman -Revs S D Clements, R J I Corley. ! Mrs M A Little— Revs \V Knox, W C ; Buss, R M Lockwood, N Reddick. G C Clarke— Revs S Anthony, W M Hays, J ESeutell, J R Littlejohn. E L AnslkY— Revs P 0 Harris and J D , Mauldin. Mrs M E Leonard— Revs B P Breedlove ami Lvon. • * j T Willis -Revs A G Haygood, A L Ouslev. C D Adams and E Butt. | W W Stewart Revs TII Stewart,W : D Stewart and J W Jordan. J W Roiiins— Revs <> L Smith, F A I Branch, W L wis, R J Walker, H F Pitch | ford and G M T Fagan. Dr E L Bakdwkll —Revs A M Wynn, A • Wright, A M Williams, Dr A T Cheatham. [ j H Harvey— Revs C T Biekley and W J Flanders. . . W T Dennis W J Stallings, AP M right : G T Embry and S W Stubbs. i J L Doziek —Revs J O Cook,J E Rorie. S L McSwain and Ellenwood. J H Martin—Revs W J Weston, L B Payne. JM Mathews -Bcivs T T Christian.; E M Whiting, W<! Lovett, K .Tones, XX ! P Mntln ws, W D llriwo. SXV Thoiinton —Bovs J O Britucli, J X\ r \ Burke, JX 3 Duncan, O J Tool, J XV Sim- ! mens, 1! S Key, X W Folsom, C IX Pringle, j T ,V Brown ami XV J Hughes, Jr. Rev T H Stoct— Revs (I S Johnson, j J M Marshall. T U King Revs IX R Felder, 1> II Crum pier. W E Mumford Revs R F Evans, J J) Anthony, R Russell and T J N*-ase. W E Ragland Revs W F Robinson, J J Giles, R R Johnson, J \V Pope. Mrs A B Dozier— RevsND Morehouse, 12 J Burch, L (3 Evans. W A Singleton. Du S Boyd Rev Jli Ware. K M WJftLLis Revs P S Twitty, G O Thomson. Mrs C CorriNGHAM—Revs Y F Tignor, Wvatt Brooks. J I Giddings— Revs W W Tidwell, S R Weaver. J J Bull— Revs J B Culpepper, J W Domingoes. James McNeil Revs J M Potter, JT j Answorth, I) Blalock, W P Jordan. TN Beall— Revs W L ine, II C Fentress ! II A Crittenden, D Morrison. Mrs E W Kimbrouoh— Revsß L Honni- ; ker, F D Wimberly, D G Pope, C W Smith W M C Conley and T J Watt. Dr G D Adair— Revs R M Booth, W C Carter. Du F J Wells Revs J C McGhee, Win Foster. t Mrs L M Blount Revs LG I Wig gins, W 1) Bussey. Mrs li E Perryman —Revs C E Boland, C A Moore. JnoF W.vlkeii —W J Tignor. The Committees for Candidates, and . first and second year's Classes, will meet | Tuesday, December 11th, ato'clock. A. M., at *L-Vcrt College. Tuos* of the' third and fourth year's in thobuvem*nt of the church. The Conference will meet Wednesday Dee., Pith,pit?,) o clock A. M ’ in the Coll *ge Chapel. PIUTTSBOUI ITEMS ' It is reported that C l. T. It. lusden is the champion oposKLm|lutnter. stake, J. Walton Carter has captured o\ fifty opossums, several cooes aiul wihea’s,.. He caught five opossums, two cog mi l one cat, in one night, and isn >\v i full pursuit of one of Talbot’s ] r ttiest Iris- Give up the belt, Mr.-Lmnsdeii. Mdo G. Parker, omvof Pratt.slk\s en terprising merchants, will kill, tli® ison, j seventeen bogs, averaging over fa hun- ; dred poumls each. This is tlif Vlm-t of a Ibiu. mule farm. He is aj' for! Whans Gumo. So you nee j 1 ', all! Gu mo men tire not meal buyers*’ mno j is good for hogs, provided you cwit ii | into corn before t i ding it to tli at Louis Potter, one of our hiiMriits, brim full ot energy, has made on and one-half acres of upland, this yA two bales cotton, one hundred nml fifyish els of potatoes, watermelons eno Ui| do liis family a; df i aids. lie also* a i orchard and vineyard on the sanuMtid. ; Now. Mr. Editor, beat this, ity<*ucw.nd | we will throw up our hand R uir.icK RandO Fine Five Year Old Cabinet Whiky. best in tVo market, at Ockleyd nov 0 tf. 1 ! Selected Cream Cheese at nov. 27 2t- Bag LAN tvs f . SPORTSMAN'S WAREHOUSE.- JUST' received a stock of line BREECH and muzzle Loading Double Barrelled Guns. With covers or cases. Also the! celebrated MIAMI DUCK POWDER SHOT. (\qs, Wads, and Gnu ’Wiperf* Cartridges and cartridge Belts for Breech ! Loaders. Hunting Coats, Game Big> and in fact every article needed to furnish a g *ntl mans hunting outfit. I make a j speciality of fine PIST()LS, and have them i in great variety of Colts and Smith <v j Wesson's patents. Gun and Pistol Car-, fridges at wholesale or retail. I have a fine; OIL specially prepared to prevent guns and Pistols troin rusting. Call at Schober’s Sportman’s Warehouse, two doors west o'- tin Times office Ran dolph street. WM. N€H()BER. Nov. 20 tf Columbus, Ga. furniture. * v Beirut .1 Parloi* Suits, Drench Dressing Suits, Dress Case nits, Cottage Suit?, Bureau Suits, Bedsteads, Wash Stands. M itcisses, Chairs Solas, Wardrobes, Lounges, Hall Stands, Extension Tables; and a FULL ASSORTMENT of Furni ture of all grades, for sal ' at Low I >own l!y THOMAS WOOD. Next to Lanier House, Macon Ga. oct 30 Cm A Bridal Trousseau, AS WELL AS THE PLAINEST SUITS, Selectfd With Equ.YL Tame, Care and Good -judgement. ey. ,X. 15. Oliver, And, generally, at lower prices thu be charged the purchas r. without expoii ence. S > much of her time having been occupied since her res a- ncc in New Y’ork in buying.goods for distant frauds, she. has determined to yield to reqm-sts mmlc in almost eve* v ,day’s mail and ' IA, x fSftr.AL-Ht tTT-fr.tsrTfr After tin-rough experience, nivuts have b en made with Lk.vdi\®Tv.w York Merchants to jiay a small per cent, from Lowest Cash Price to cov r cost of time and labor in ina.ung selc dious, so that No Commission will re Charged Pirn*- CHASER. No order will be filled without cash ac compauiug. Send money by P. O. Money Order, Registered Letter or ex change on New York. Describe goods very plainly, and, when possible, send samples. Samples will be furnished, if de ired, before purchase is made. But sufficient postage must always be inclosed to cover cost of forwarding by m il. Strangers visiting the city to make pur chases will. upon applic if ion, be persona liy introduced to Houses that sell the" Best Goods at Lowest Pric es. Any article! pertaining to Gentlemen's Outfits, or for Agricultural Implements, Machinery, Seeds, or General Goods will be purchased by the Editor of tlie Florida New-Yorker. Adress, P. 0. Box 5,52 b, New York City, or Mrs. J. B. OLIVER, 22 Smith Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. oct 1G tf. SSj 7 Meotifier and Liquor Dealer And Distiller’s Agent for the Celebrated ‘Pet’ and ‘Old Yaley’ Whiskies. i Cllerry Street, Macon, Gr-et. Wm. A. Hay good, ns and I-2 Marlntla Street, Atlanta, Ga, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGS, Curtains, Wall Paper —AND— (ii'Herat Interior TOeooratioiifc-- Mb. E. S. LATHOF, life ot Latbrop A Cos., Savan nah, Ga., will bo ploased to meet bis friends at my store any time. 1 M X >’ D. N. BALDWIN, BA LI) WIN VII iLE, GA., Ha/; opined a first class Stock of iqiY GOODS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS AND NOTIONS, ALSO, A FULL LINK OF M fLY:. GROCERIES. A.4 am 1- i\ located, it is my purpose to build up a trade second t<> non •• J vb barter for Butter, Eggs, Chickens and country produce generally, and nllou I the hfiest market prices. , . .. , , I v -lduplicate Talbotton, Geneva, and Howard invoices. ( J , Octyl |if IX N. I.ALDW IN. ~jt. JEI. FARQUHAR. Sonttem Depot, PENNSYLVANIA AGRICULTURAL WORKS, oct 30 ly AIACOISr, GEORGIA. CAREAET & CURD, AVUOLES.VhE DEALERS IN HARDWARE CUTLERY. &c., Tin anil Wooden Ware of Every Kind. We have now iu store a large and well assorted Stock of Pocket and Table Gntlery.-Pairbank’s Standard Scales. W3/ "ilercli mts and nth r.i would do well to give os a call and examine our Stock JT IKON FRONT STORE CHERRY ST., MACON. GA. O Lawshe, 17 WHITEHALL, ST.^-ATLANTA, GA. VV ntclic's, C loflt!-!, SilvT-rwarc, AT WHOLESALE AT MANUFACTURERS PRICER. Watches :m! Jcwc'i-y Xst*p4iiretl. ojl IK) If k Long Farewell to High Prices NUSSBAUM’B, Cor. Third and Cherry Sts., Maeoas., Ga. Best Quality Calic), 6c Per Yard. .. , Bleaching, Sheeting and Shitting, 6c per Yard. ! Colored Alpacas in the most fashionable shades at 2i) \vovfch 35 Also a hands >nie assortment of N<tioys and Fancy Goods. Tlic sfbek ' of Fashionable Gents, Youths’ and Clothing per than any ! house in Macon, ALL NEW GOODS fchil'■-ason. ■< • -, I oct 2tl ‘ .ASSafex Hardware! • WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN _ HARDWARE, iron, ! STEEL, NAILS, etc*. Have now iu and at the lowest,-prices, the most com j uleti assortment of Hardware ever offer *d in this market* incii the celebrated fiIEKSF <A WATT one and two-horse, also, ’FtlilN SHOVELS, 'Si ()OTEBS of our own manufacture. A hood sett of BUGGY WHEELS, set up for WHEELS at •lr a sett STOKES. RIMS and HUBS, of all kv .A. A Oomph-te stock or Painters Goods, including WHITE T/fUbD, OILS, GjfXSS; all kinds of GRAINING COLORS. BRUSHES, etc i 1 IN-WAItE, WOODEN-WARE. 1 Agents for the IIAZZARD POWDER CO. A full supply of such as GUNS, FLASKS, POUCHES, etc, AaQ., Call and see us. ' - * ~ ESTES & SON, Columbus, Ga. SADDLES, HAHHESS, Bridles! . 4 , New Store, New Roods.. I am now Opeiiiug one of the Fiaesfc Stocks of Goods in my line Ever Brought to This Market!! I will keep and mak? to order all style-; of Buggy, Carriage, Express, Dray, Wagon and Cart Harness; Kiddles of all styles: Bridles, Collars, Buggy ah I Wagon Whips: Saddlery and Harness Hardware, Horse Covers, Lap Robes, Saddle Blankets, Rubbot Blankets, Rubber Buggy Aprons, -Rubber Cloths, Oil Cloths, Buggv Mats, Horse Brushes, Curry Combs, llimes. Back Bands, Ladies’ and Gents’ Trunks and Satchels, Trace.Chaius, Plow aud Wagon. Bridles, Plow Limp, Wagon Breeching, Kiuglt and Double Lines. Halters, Harness* Sole, Upper, En uu ;led, I)adi Skirting. Lace, aud Hame-striug Leather, Calf an 1 Ivip Skins, Sheep Skins, and Blacksmith Aprons. 2*y* I DO;NOT ANDJWILL NOT DEAL IN W ork THAT RIPS AND PULLS OUT OF SHAPE. 3A I Warrant Every Set of Harness to Give Perfect Satisfaction. Work is made by Hand, at my shop in Macon, out of the Be t Material.- I* • I simply ask a trial from both wholesale and retail buyets.. You will av money and get good goods by giving ine your orders. K., K.BMT. N0,2 Blake’s Block, Popiar st., Macon. Ga. DC*. JO If IF TSTOXT WAMT -LOWS STEAM ENGINES, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, J GARDEN, FLOWER and FIELD SEEDS, BULBS, FRUIT mid ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBBERY, GRASS, CLOVER and LUCERNE SEEDS, Send for Price List and Circular to MARK W- JOHNSON & CO., Xo.S) Wlait elinll St root, ATLANTA, Georgia. DOV 0 tf Store. . NExfjKW-'lt ROVE Ki'LE'S, 101 BROAD STUEEr, Colrrmbus, ” Georgia. Wm. BEGS leave to inform the citizens of Talbot and adjacent country, that lie is now opening, at the above stand, a full line ot Laities’, Gent's ami bniULons BOOTS AND SHOES, ALL OF THE LATEST STYLES, For Fall anil Winter wear, which will b i offered at prices unprecedentedly low. 't Uese eocids were purchased ol a heavy discount for cash, and hence can b • sold nt ‘on ishinoly low A large lot of custom work constantly on hand, and Ladies and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes made and repaired to order in Ihe best style. Mv stoSr of l*iSillers' and Laborers’ Shoes cannot, be excelled, and extra induce ments will be offered for their trade, ixcr.Country merchants can replenish their stock* at satisfactory wholesale prices. '* , ..-A , Mb. H. O. Miu.au, late of Bedell & W are, is with me, ted wi.l he pleased to sec all bis old fvieuds and patrons. octlGtt *_ Hoolvs, Stations v ! The Cheapest in Georgia. Comprising — blank books of EVERY DESCRIPTION, LEDGERS, JOURNALS, DAY BOOKS. ('ASTI BOOKS, MEMORANDUM BOOK, Etc.. ETC!. LETTER FABER. NOTE PAPER, BILL PAPER, LEGAL CAP PAPER FROM CHEAPEST TO THE BEST. Iu Ladies'Note Paper in Boxes I have the largest assortment In Georgii. Price i'ruin 10c to $1 50 per box. Envelopes of all Sizes and Colors. —— t — o PENS, PENCILS, INK, MUSLAGE, ETC., lam agent for Stafford's celebrated Carmine Ink. Book kn pers, would do well to , call for sample. For tho next Thirty Days I will sell VERY CHEAP tit AVIK >1 JtiSA l aIE. And I respectfully request my friends to come und secure a bargain.. J. A. GABOURY, 82 Mulberry Street, MACON, GA. nov C- tl - Furniture, Carpets, Oil note, Windsw Siiades, & At Prices to Suit Everybody, ‘--■‘h w, iz • YLOR. % •b l ? * -■ -- • COTTON V A I, ' - \< ON. G V. nov (1 tf "1 \ © N1? C I Tj -t. | IYj (fY D<i Bj& \ i .Er-I ty 4. i’xi 'c t 44, 4(>, 4S Third Street, MACON, - - - Georgia M ANXACTUIJEXXS OF A Vl> X iIOBKSAIJJ AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Sailer}, Harness, Collars, etc, TIT continuel'nanufacture, audhave on hand in great vari. ty, ‘•Gilt.” ‘ Rubber,” *• Celluloid, ’* 1 ff ”S.lv‘V* rlieaner aratK*' •!' l) >ublc aud Sm c lo W.mON, DKAY, CA.UUIA.GE, A STAGE AND BUGGY HARNESS, XVool-iStcpd Drjnifjhf. < Biijrsr.V Collin - ,., 1 LADIEBt’ GEXjTS am] BOYS* SADDLES, i A* li!? IDLES, XVHIPS, FLY NETS, HORSE COVERS, - f * S DDLS BLANKETS, LAP ROBES, SATCHELS, THUNK ami SHAWL STRAPS IjAimcs'S tiud LiHitlier SLiriiii;’', nu t Call Wfi buy Hides, Skiys, Finished and Rough Leather. and Face hcaMu .. l-'reuch aud Ainoricau (hilf Skins I’ateiit and Knaiu' lb-d Leather, Fancy Black Ibuuneilcti OlotUs, un<l a geucrul stocit of SxidJicr. IhtriictH Makein, bhue Makers r nnd CKanixixrh'material ancf taols. irt 3i) tf fsp 1 ‘ ’ * ‘7l 1 S rRWART. W. C. TIMBER LAKE j.S. Stewart <& Cos., COTTC WAREHOUSE, Mulberry Street, next to Musical. QoUcge, MAOJN, GEORGIA. coxmxxiExrs of rorrox solfitet). Liberal Advances rr\ade on Cot Lon in Store. LAGGING .VXD TIES FURNISHED AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES. Ho iW. A. Davis is connected with this ohe will be glad to sea his l fdeiuls. r Mix & Kirtlaiid,- No. 3 COTTON AVENUE and 0(1 Til I III) STREET, 'MACON, - Georgia. DEALERS IX Boots, Slioes and Hats. A JTT'E HAVE now in slur. one of the best stooks- we have < var offoßtl, and at \\ pric s which oan not f.iil to give satisfictfem. It comprises Gent*’ and Xa -| dies Boots and toil os, of the best mikes; th ? celebrated I*hil uleip.ti i Youths’ a id Ch 1- dreus' shoes—superior to n'l others; M i.->’ ahd Womens’ h avy kip Boots and Shoes; 1 ui fine, everything to suit the wants of the purehiwer. We have, also, at 015 2*iM % r. a fpol lie. l of FX .\.TS. i We invite attention of Shoemakers to one stock *>f FINDINGS. Sml u; yur ■fordevs we will execute lb-in with as much s! I- fiction though bought in person* MIX £- KIJM EAiNII, , nov 2o tf Maco • CJrii.