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Hiisli Grade Fertilizers* J. L. DOZIER, Talbotton, Greorg:ia. -AGENT F()K BALDWIN £ CD’S., GEORGIA STATE GRANGE FERTILIZER, GEORGIA SJAIE GRANGE ACID PHOSPHATE, Jlmmonuded Dissolved Bones , Georgia Slate Grange l)is m solved Bones ! Th sc celebrated f*r'Ci/cr< have filly % iH.ui k<l 111 •< past rec >rd for purity and gene.nl eXoedeuce. Th y ar< big dy soluble, and o mit un from 10, f><) t > 14 10 rent, of available Phospho e Aci.i. Th ••ho p ■•■rnr.d ions roioiuniMid llicmHeive* their r r Jonu fat'h.nci j results to Uj< pUnte.B. A together they art* the Most Complete Manures J'.Vi T offered the p, lil.'e. V> risk. hut .<iea id satiff.iet . u! ■ . I>< Jiveied at (ieiH vu fo.'Citllou pny.ihh; i*i Talbotton next lull, on uioat favorabl it lam. Co'ton option 15 cent# when cleaned. Calico or communicate with J L DOZIER, Agent, felilc Talbotton. Ga. I January Ist, 1881. I — r iM ii: New York Store. t a MY rmnnl Ht'ck tnkiug lu iri-. h t’ie fii*t of tin y*"'. 1 nm *p < lallv inx A iou to cto out il Wiuter Qo.nJ uinl will oftr the follow.ug Good. bh special hurun imi: w Forty Fine Cloaks and Dolmans at coat. ■ A large line of Gents’, Ladies and Misses’ Underwear* at nrices cheaper than over offered before. Intending to lump in fntnrc "nlv the "GORDON’ 1 KID and HARRIS 1 Hewn ■ li-b*. crinl lntroiiinit will lw i-fTi-iuJ in ...... li !1 > <!,<)> I;’S. me nod buy n, impply bo.ore they ore nil yc#nc. Wo ulao offer the follow ngß renin* in ■ CX>IWKTK To clone Block: Glob- XI V lorm r pi- 1 *>; VjWio *\ H) fu rm*M price *! 0() I‘nria PHI IKffnrmr> prlcu il 50 l’urm o*l 50, formerly DO,M Ijuly l'oa*! $1 Of, forinerly $1 50 ,4 Great Reduction in heavy Boots and Shoes- A fresh assortment of Miles Hand-sewed tine bhoesl Pairs Ladies’ and Misses’ Hose reduced fully 25? Cashmeres and Suitings will be closed out! AT Cost jimi*. 1 ) 82 fc 04 Broad 3t„ Columbus. Ga. 3 BAIfOAINS AT —- ALLEN BROTHERS! G 9 BROAD STREET. COLUMBUS. OA. In order to redu <nr !r, *■ K ),C)( X>, Worth of'Dry Goody, Shoes. Hats,Gents* FurnichingGoodß, etc. at closest figures' DRESS GOODS. At 10c I.Y- 200 25 ttOc 35 o ami upwnr Is. IF?have rdaeed piicoaou all of our Dr kk Gxhhlh. Wo will jv** you bargains m Divm G<mkls. Black snd Colored Silks ! At 7.><■, St.(K), Jl.no to $2,00 u yam. uini'k NiitlitM t'olurril Sntin - ' At St. worth SI. J at St, afl. wurth i’.-U'. mat upwards. si |()KS. SI I OKS. i A large stock. which we nr ihsinna to converting into ready ciah. K\ iwtiti" ottr stock, itn.l it we aau ui( in stjl . giiaimdev to .lo so lit price. OUR SHK'K Ml SI HE MOVED’ COUSEi’S ! At 45c, 50c. 7-Vj, $1 35 It' s2.3t>. KIIKII.OA IIS ! At 50c. 750. St, 51.1’5, $1.50 te t-'J. In 0.0t.v, street shad"* and black. 2, 4 ami 6 brOlous. ALLEN BROTHERS. I,ril 6t> 1 j,ji ls 09 BBOAl) STREET. COLUMEX’S. Brilliant Millinery a WM. J. WEEKES’, TALBOTTON, GA. and in full stuck one of the most beautiful and at list.e Displays of Millinery, ever brorsg it tv this rrmk* t in--lading A ,cr ean and l;; orted noveHn s. a l striisii, t.cwh and pb ..slug. PRICES TO PLEASE EVERYBODY, end everybody suii* and, lh, i-.iii o t n in t’.i and *'.iLm .wall t . , d.c 2Vi ..i.J V*-’h • -**- Everybody inviU-d b come. W J TH E REGISTER AND STANDARD. TALBOTTON. TALBOT COUNTY. GEORGIA. FEBRUARY 1 ISBI. I\ W l*!II.\TOIV. I The house hnn passed Mu* pension, f<>r- I tillcalion, imvni, military academy, lit j diau. army, consular and diplomatic and | |)Oi*toffico appropriation bill*—eight in ! all, leaving only the legislative, the nun dry civil, the river nnd harbor ot the general appropriation hills to bo repor ted. The District of Columbia and the | deficiency bills will not take up much i time. The real work of the session is getting along as well as could he expec tod. The bill of the house committee on tli© census provides for n house of 1111 members. According to the tallies sub milled by Mr Cox this would mako the ratio exactly 158,745, no allowance being made for Delaware and Nevada, (ieor gars population being 1,042,071, her tenth representative would be gained on i a population of 111),MG, or 45,370 less than the ratio. Representative Smith, of the second district of Georgia, otters an important amendment to the tariff laws in moving to ox uipt bagging, and materials lor j making, from duty. THIC IVI*KK ABIIOAIJ. ! The Texas legislature has rt-elected Neimtor Maxey. I in West Virginia Mr ( ninden has been I chosen to succeed Souutor Hereford j Doth arc democrats. I In Nebraska Gn Van Wyoko. by the will of the l-gslatni.\ succeeds Senator i l’addock- ll >tU arc republicans. It is now definitely staled for the third time that Sarah Hemlmrdt will play at DeUives* Opera House in Atlanta on the Kith ol February. Two an 1 a half inches of snow fell in j Macon. Eight or ten inches is said to j have fallen at LYnnill. The tall was very heavy between Macon and Savanimti. 'Hie superintendent ot the census at Washington stale, that the true popula lion i)l Atlanta is 37,421* In making up the estimates one district w..s omitted j by a clerical ©iror. Dr H ild, ot Canada, predicts fifty-. | three years of war after 1883, and aus | nouliccs the miileinuiu to begin in 1235. I'his is a wild asHortion, sure enough, and those interested will prepare for ! 1U35. REGISTER ADD STANDARD. O. D. GORMAN, f, ditch. j B. GORMAN, OoßßF'rPowwiwEon'OK. T , ull><>tton. TUESDAY FEBRUARY 1 1881. Official Organ of Talbot County. THIS I'OUTHO-.MIMTAItV OKU FT, It iu a fact worthy of note that the naiN itary organizations generally of the United Stttcslmve received invitations to pnrticipnte in the ceremonies incident to the inauguration of Gen J A Garfield ns President of the United States. As n matter of interstate comity this is all well enough, hut there h evident in the fact of Mich n military display at the National Capitol a deeper idea than that carried hy the mere courtesy of the vitation. When Mr Hives was inaug urated Gen Grant declared that he would see him duly installed into the Presidcns ey, and to this end concentrated the military at Washington. Now that Gen Garfield is to be in .1 acted into the Freni - dent ml office, a formal invitation is ex tended to nil the military organizations oi the Union. This action is not only palmtive of Gen Grant’s massing of troops r.t Hayes* Inaugorat,ion, but is intended to serve as a precedent *or future occa cAsious of a similar character. Further more, the military in t!io course of a few years will become uccustotnedj to these quadrinni.il pageants, and will not be avers**, especially thorn from republican states to carrying out on a more extend ed scale G< n Grant’s idea of inaugurating a President’ Then • tacts, coupled with the centralizing tendencies of the Repub lic iti party, point to an early time in A meric in history when no President will be installed Into office without the coer civc force, if med lie, of the national niilltaiy. This party of high morality and shrp practices intend to rule or uiiu America and thus, while the peo ple are Attending to their material infer ests and everything is dreaming of a golden prosperity, aro weaving a military not around the nation, and pushing in n most cautions manner Hus military idea of government into the minds of the poo*- pie. There n danger in the military idea. It is the Tr jin hors* fraught with the chn is that are to shackle political vassals fnd clangor over the fair fie-ds and otherwise quiet hear hstores ol a con qnered deoplo. The military at the Na*> tiomi! Capital! Tuis Is the strong idead government of the ultra republicans. Yet, how| strangely ami unsuspectingly the pionlo become familiar with tue rod that has fearfully smitten them; and the same power, wielded by a red handed President, will smite again all that dare gainsay his construction of the c*mstitu turn uml his execution of the law. The present revenue from taxation is 0(H),000. Estimating our total pop illation at 50,000,tkH), the rate of Federal taxation per oapit l is $0.50, or counting five persons to a family, is S:M per lam ily. The car in which Gen Garfield will ride to Washington iu March has been made at Jeffersonville, Ind., at n cost ot $17.- 000, and everything m it. except the carpets and some mahogany, holly and ebony used in decoration, is the pro duct ot Indiana and it is the result of Indiana mechanical skill. A planter in Southwestern Georgia li is hit upon a novel plan lor prev ntmg his negro Hands from desert.ng him. lie has purchased a niuety dollar erguinot for their amusement, and he hoi'os this will prove a sufficient inducement to keep them on the premises. Georgia is the eleventh State of the I’nion in the order ot increase ot popula tion, as shown bv the last census, amt Texas is the first. The increase shown by Texas is 775/.GO. That ot Georgia was TM S7l. An Ohio patu r proposes to number the hours e! a dav and nig! t cvuisccutively from It - or;- ai midnight to mid night, thus doing a wav with a. m. and p. m. in railway time tables ana elsewhere, i he advocate of the proposed new meth - od says that there is no more reason for having two 12 o‘clocks in one day than there is for two twelve wile posts on a twenty.lour mhc ruilrvud. TALBOT SHERIFF SALE3 Will be s* Id before the C-nrt House door in the to*n ot Tdb tton, Talbot County, Ga., ou the first I iiom] y in March next, within the legal hours o! sde, the following to-wi*: Two hundred .icies ol laud, more or less in the 23:d, district of Talbot couuty, I, ,nnd. and on the north by W 8 Brooks, and the place occupied by Frank iititf. on the 21st of .March 1876-on the east hy James Allen, and the lands cultivated ly j Fiank Huff, on the 21st of March 1876 - j south by James Alien, and west by the road leading from Bvllerie *to lalboPon. I Lt vi< dou ns the property of John II Hr - inn, und notice given to sail Bry.ui, sad property pointed cut by plaintiff in fi lu. Al-o, at the same time and p’nce w ill be s-*hlone dftik colored ruare mule, i ame Rodv, about 8 \ears old, levied on as the property of G \V H ims to ea.isiy a fifa is su'd from Talbot Superior Court Marco term, 1880. in favor ol h-w s Potter. Lvy made Jan. 17th, 1881, by X it Persons, Sheriff. Also, at the same time and place the re maining Interest f the lot of land in Tal bot County, Ga., on winch J"lm Howard, late of said county, deceased, k-vjed at ilie time of his death, and on which ids widow, Harriett Howard, bud dower as signed l > her, and on which she now lives after ike expiration of said dower by virtne ot a fifa issued from the Ju.-tiee Court ot the 689*h district, G. M. ot Tal bot county in favor ol J O 1' Collier, bear r, vs. Pet* r F Mahone as Adminisf r.itor of estate of John Howard. Ihopcrty ut lacln it to satisfy said li la a* the pr m <-vt> of said < slat* . Levy made by V lobby, [., C. June 7th, 1880. Also at the Rime time and pla *o will be sold two hundred and eigh’y acres ot land more or los. si nattu two miles n* rthcast of Talbotton on the C cntiv villc road, and boueded as follows: on the north and cast by hi. <is of Mr- Frlce, on south by W A Maund, anil on tlie west by Mrs Kirniuough. Levied upon au the property of J F Walker to satisi/ a Superior Court fif\ in favor of Flour** nrty & Epping, use Ac vs ./ F Walker. Notice given. JAMES A. FOSTER, Sheriff. Febl 1881. TALBOT SHERIFF SALE, Will be sold before the Court house door in the town of Talbotton Talbot county Ga. cn first Tuesday in February next, within tlie legal house of sale the following property to wit: Lot of land No 249 in the 15th District of Talhat county, levied upon an the property of Sarah Adams to hati-f' a Kupcri'-r court fifa in my hands in favor of P Zell A Soli vs S D V S P Adams. Also at the mmc and place the house and lot now occupied by James McNeil and known as the L F McLaughlin lot, said lot containin'? 5 acres ncre or hwi and boun ded on iinrth by J W Robins, south by lot fnrrui rly occupied by J•• ph Ja kson, now occupied oy Henry Lawson and west by 11 Martin, to satisfy fifa from Mapon Si perior court in fav< r"I A D lihuint V. 1 Darden vs 1. F McLaughlin* Said pioper ty pointed out by phdiitiff in fi:a and notice given to tenant in possession. Also at the same timeaud place 50 acres of land in the 16. li District of Till hot coun ty, bounded *u east and south by the estati of J.titles Wilson deceast (1. on the west by lands ol Tims. McDaniel and Mrs S A fau lt r and math by Mrs (airier, slid known as the Gmnmeil place. L vid upon ns the proerty of the estate of I II IVikouh dee’d to satisfy a Supv-rier court ft hi iu my hand.** in luvur of Samuel P<>u Jlui.ry AW T Persons, Ailminis'rutors Ac In FEHSONH, Jan u.try Ith 1881. Khenff. POSTPOnKD TALBOT Si IF,BIFF SAI.FS. Will be sold before the Court House door in the town ol I’.dbo toii T.dbot county on the Ist Tuesday in March 1881 within tin legal hours ol sale 1*25 acres mom or less of 'ot No 1 in 23i.d District of Talbot coun ty commeiH ine at a rock marked no 1 on ttie road from t nluuibus to the Donbb brides about 200 yds east ot Ciiimingh i m - j More running north paralell wiiti an old j fence Row. until it Mlikes tie? original laud j line of Haiti lot running east and West them! west on said land line to the corner thence ; south to an oak tree ihence and vvn said Cos , iambus Komi to the place ol starting. Said 125 nrres King noith and Raid line or lload. I Also East kali ot lot 270 in 22nd Dishict i I s.rnl couuly Fractional lot No 300 in the last mentioned district eoa'aining 153 u tes, lot No lin Ist District ol original Iv 1 r-u - containing *202 1 2 i.eres, al>o about 40 aeres ot 40 in said Ist District ; iLiuatly l roup lying oi> the * est Hide of the lot. Levied ou as ti c property ol L zzie J Krown -o satisfy nil Execution in tnfor I Martha L brook* vs Lizzie J brown Haiti 111 a Usual liom Talbot Superior Court. JAMFS A FOSTER, Shei iff. Adrr\inistrators Sale. by virtue ot an order lmm the Ct>ur' ol Ordinary rd I'albot County (in. will to Hhl bvtuie the Court house door in il town ol TabMitti.n on ihu Ist Tiie-diiv iu February ISM within lm 1< gal hours ot ►Me the lollowic.g property belonging to the Es tate of Aaioii lteeilv. |o j| u res ol lot ot land No 12D in the 22nd District ol origiual iy M'lHFOgn now Ta-.bot eotlUty, suhjeet to the Dover Interest which has been sett oft to Tillumn Hawkins* widow, which ts 1-3 ot said laud during tin* ble ot said widow the lentambcr-alter dower tw bo sold us part Ol said 1041 aeies* THOMAS IIOOTON. Dec 18th 1880 Atlmr. NOTICE BRIDGE BUILDERS The building of a bridge over Juniper ("reek, at Chandler's Mills, on the lino be twi eu Die Oounti s nl Marion and Talbot, will be let to the lowest bichl-T before the Conrt Ilonsn do<>r in the town *f lliuna Vista on Friday tin* 18th day of Febvn try next. FiMi and specifications nmy bs seen n* the offices ol the CouiiuissiuUt rs of the two Conntn-R. by authority of the County Cemmi-sion . rs of the counties of Marion nnd I'albot. evan t. ma mis c k o c. m. c. niCHAUD H. LEONAIID Clk. C C. l .C .Tan ISth, 1881. DISMISSION^ GEO HOI A Turn? Colsty: Whereas William l*. HussGl AdminiHlr.uor ot Su sauiah Russell repvesi nts to the Court by his |H*tiliou, duly filed and cut. retl on re cord, that he has fully administer-d her es tate. This is t herd ore to cite all pers*ns : concerned, kindred and creditors, to show | cause, it any they cm. why paid Adminis ! trator should not l*e disehai-gevl Imni his ! Administration, and receive le*t-rs of dis ! mission on Monduv in April 1881. KICHAIif) II LEUN Uil\ jan43tn Ordinary. NEW GOODS ! G"FI a r ntches, French Clocks Silver Watches, Clocks, All G ru hs. Lc Make’s Brazillinn Bock Chrystal Spectacles and Eye-Glasses I KAVE ju s t returned from New York 1 with ats autifu! stock of gin'ds eiu bi'Rcir.g all the novelties mmy hue. I I invite my tr. .ids and the public general ly to call and inspect my goods. A lde time t-xpeiicuce iu the business assures me I can pltxise them both in pi tec and quality. T. S. SPEAR. 1(U H c-t Side Ur.,1,1 St. urc 7 OoJumbns, Ga. To Cioso Out! Positively no Humbug ! Jot WOLF COHN! THE ENTERPRISING CLOTHIER. Offers liis largo and well selected stock ot GENTS’ YOUTHS rind HOYS* CLOTHING, Am] Gents* Furnishing Goods, below NEW /OBK COST ! The Stock embraces evirytuing usually f > .nd in a Fust <JI isa CLOTHING ESTAB | LLSJiMENT. Business Hats, Trunks, Valises, Umbrellas, Etc. 2 POSITIVELY NO HUMBUG- Cull ami b conviur-eJ Ibat Jan a- t-'rmiii-d to clos(f out.aud oxamin.* fo- youis--lf. \\’< >1 . V >1 I ."V. ‘The Eritfi l.rihinff Clothier. 1 april (11) 1 jau 11 124 BROAD STREET. COLUMBUS. GA a?, oha x ixr, cou’Min s, - - - cn2oifcii v DEALER IX BOOKS, STATIONERY AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Chromos, Picture Frames, Atlas and Cord, Stereoscopes. Views, Albums, Gold Pens, Violin and Guitar Strings, Inks. Writing Desks, Cards, Pocket Books. Thomas' Standard Black, Violet and Carmine Inks. Depository of the American Bible Society. jau 111.1 The Live Grocery House. LOW PRICES ALWAYS RI LE. J W CLEMBMTS. rO TIIE Planters of Talbot und adjoining counties we offer a largo and well selected stock of GROCERIES AM) WESTERN PRODUCE. ad.iptedto the want.* of farmers, low lor CASH. Full lines ot W-I1 Ciu-t-d Illllk nl lower prices than ever beforeoffeieJ. CUJ- VND*SEE US f'i- MR. JAKE KIMBROUGH, of Hams county, is with this p.opuhu liouse. and wiD begl ul t see and wait on Inn fnendw, and flie public* generally. ■lnn-I (l, l ) J, W CLEMENTS. Columbus Ga. m:\y ii vm>n vm: iuii.m. f A KRAZEH, V R TOMMEY J. A. FRAZER A CO. COLUMBUS, GA. I)cl l i'l’K in HARDWARE. Cutlery & Agricultural Implements. Ferguson & Blount and Haiman Plow Stock. Also, Gunn, Carriage Materials, Iron. Steel. Gin ami Mill t/earing,Rubber H Mine, MillStoneH, bolting Cloths, Faints, Oils, Ac. West Side Broad Sticet, januiry ( b 1 COLUMBUS, GA. ED. T. DONG BOBT. P. FARLEY. CALL and EXAMINE LONG & FARLEY'S. NEW STOCK OF Fancy and Family Groceries. Plantation Supplies,Tobacco, Cigars, &c. WEarc nppninrr n n.-w . n I complete stock of Groceries Kiel "ill continue to keep full iissortiuonl ot the best Gonos in onr line that can le pmokased. WINES AND LiyllOliS OF SIIPEtiIOK QUALOTY. < )ur I’l-ict-s ill b- 111 <* 1 dwcsl. We think onr friends will find it to their interest to Rive us a call before purchasing. Swift’s New Building, Upper Broad St., Columbus, Ga. octftbi 5 - ■ -j • . ~ . ..-1— —. ■ ~ A, R. WILKERSON. B. T. HATCHER. Wilkerson <2Hatcher! UEMIYA, ga. Have in Store a large Stock of Plantation Supplies of every Description. Groceries, Planters Hardware Iron,Nails,Plows,Hoes, Axes, Shovels & Spades, Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Collars, La dies Saddles. Domestic and Staule Dry Goods. Boots. Shoes and Hats. Fancy Dry Roods and Notions! Glass and Crockery Ware, Table and Pocket Cutlery. Wagon and Buggy Material. 1000 BUSHEL OATS, Mixed, Yellow and Red Rust PROOF —ALSO — Age n ts for Patapsoo Gust o Company,Pntapsco Grange Mixture, Patapsce Acid Phof pinto. .tY*' Cotton reiviv iat Geneva We are prep'.rob u> sell supplies ou credit, on easy terms and at living rates. We cordially invite the public to examine ou*-stock ami prices. ii\u(J r. i 11 C ULR. Wm. MEYER, BOOTS & SHOES ! 104 Broad St. Columbus, Ga. I Lave just received another large iustatlment of goo's for Fall ned Winter -wear 1 Which I will sell <-t reduced prices for cash. Men’s calf Congress, is all the latest styles, from $1.75 to *7 00—Men s calf boots from #2.00 to SIO,O0 —Men's calf brogans, from Si 50 to #,1,00 —Men's pl,w slioeo’ from $1.2.7 to $1.75. Boys call boots and shoes in all the latest styles at low prices Ladies's fine button shoes. Kid lace, pe. ble froct, lace, ,tc. new and at prices ts Please, tail on me. IV in. 31FYKH. 1880. FALL. X3SO. J ALBERT KIRVEN, Offers to the Trade this season an unusually large stock of DRY GOODS ! J\.t Popular Prices. BLACK GOODS A SPECIALTY t Ail Wool Cashmeres 4Ac to ml.7‘> Black 3;lks GY to $3.00. A good Black Cashmere Silk f r SI (' O. Co.oreu IJ cas Silks oniv f)6c. Wool Dte.ss Goods ioc, well worth 20 Special bargains in CASHMERES FOR BOYS’ WEAR ! MY Cashmere for $1 is ahead of anything in this market, Job Lot colored Hose and Wool Gloves. All Linen Towels only 75c per dozen. If you n ed Table Linens see my stock bcloifc buyiug übd save money. The Owl Shirt has no Equal at SI.OO. It useless for me to try to mention all my special bargains bn? would a k to cull aud inspect and price my goods, and it will be my earnest endeavor to make it to yodr iu teres t to do your buying of .r AUIUHiT KIUVEiV net 5 n l COLUMBUS, GA. furniturF and carpets THOMAS WOOD, Macon, - Georgia. Elegant Parlor and Bed Room Suits, Bedsteads, Chairs, Sofas, Tables, Desks and Mattresses. CABI’ETS in New Fall Styles. Brussels. Tapestries, Three Flys. Extra Super. Arc. no'ed lor beauty, durability and low prices Everybody invited to examine my stocks and prices. nov2 a THOS. WOOD. NEW YORK STORE, i JONES’ OLD CORNER. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. V splendid new line of dress goods, in great variety qtulify und price—just re* c- ived and are offered the people of Talbot and adjacent counties nt tempting prices. DRY CDODS, NOTIONS, FOR SALE CHEAP va. CALL A* D -EE JIE BEFORE BUYINO. LOUIS BANNER, uu‘2n b 1 Jonus’ Old Corner Columbus, Ga Atlanta Soap W orks. o Wm. Clifford Neff & Cos.. Props.. Atlanta, Qa. Fine Toilet and Laundry SOAPS Equal, if not superior, t the best Noi them and Western soaps Scud to the Pro prietors for pi ice list. Patronize Home Ixbc-tkies! ian4c Wm. Cliffoa* N kf & Cos. P O Box 398. Atlanta, Ga. WAGONS BUGGIES. W. E. & CO. TALBOTTON. GEORGIA., At our large Repository in TALBOTTON, we have opened up a complete lice o WAGONS. BUGGIES.GARRIAGES. Inclndiuo the celebrated Courtland Spring Wagon, ot best Eastern and Western „ Yes which we "ids Uas cheap ss >nch 'eiucles can be bonght in any marh-.-t. Ve ilefv coaipetioa and ee* -ctfnilv solicit onr friends and the public generallj to -d: .Serine our stock. The cel. hr aed -AVERY- farm wagon always on hand. Also, new arrivals of all & CO.