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SPRING 1881. SPRING 1881.
1 L DHL t SOI
Talbotton, Ga.
Are no. retiring end have la .tor. choice line, of
dress goods
PLAIN AND LACE BUNTING, in all colors-
CASHMERES IN tSEIGE COLORS,
PLAIDS IN <RF.AT VARIETY. SUMMER POPLINS. FIGURED and PLAIN
SPRING SUITINGS,
NEW DESIGNS
In rnnt* of 8 r, ‘ brao D l "’ d eodlcw rri,t J'
full lines
" mEN.S, LADIE S AND-MISSES’ SHOES
Full line. Of Gent-, and By* Clutbiug ,-nd underwear, plantation Rood. in great
T ”vn > WISH TO ANNOUNCE to the trading pnldio tut aft-T a long experience in
tl,. -.r^.bn.i D .w.he Lamed ahal and Low to bay, and afterwards
to plena, our customer.. We furtLermore u„vire
ALL WHO WANT BARGAINS
, 4 nt wont with till' PG”dy n>on*V M Cheaply of *DV
STaTK
n<>t le*t,
W E WU.L NOT 1113 IINDLHSOI si >.
~,, B WA. DANIEL & SON.
HADQUARTEBS FOR
First'Class
CLOTIILXO,
11 iis,
in the only clothier in Columbus, ailowod to soil tlio celebrated
W. &. G. Yacht Cloth Suits.
Thrr are even war enpertor to the ordinary flannel., which are barely imitation.,
* 1,!,, hold their color and nr** most oronom.mil m war, and bau itul m •
THOMAS moat respectfully eoliolta before buying elsewhere,an examination of his
Fine and Eitcneire etook of
New Spring Clothing,
In make superb, in fit unexcelled, iu excellence ol material. nnsurpawetl.
Funiisliint’’ Goods and Hat Department,
Ha. all the lab el novelliraand at it (bir 1 Kood*. including the celebrated
ICt*epNlKnum Uonmn Hliii ln, iil Hlctaou
HATS.
-O- Special order, nlo to measure at .hurt notice, and only in first clasa ptyle.
WEDDING SUITB A SPECIALTY-
D m-t forget that Thome, ha. Imngbt hta go id. cheap and In going to sell every
C* timer that comes in the lionet-. Price* will ault.
Don't lorget it. I keep no shoddy Roods.
Bl>rl9 „ L G. E. THOMAS, Columbus, Ga.
1 C M KINBKU
WITTICH & KINSEL,
and Jewelers,
Cor. Broad k lUndolpU S’., C .lunibnn, Georgia.
I>onl**v In
WATCHES, CLOCKS & JEWELRY,
Diamonds, Rings, Spectacles, Silver Ware. Silver-
Plated Ware. Fancy Articles, &e.
Watches, Cloak* and Jewelry HKI’ATHKD to pive natisfectiou, and war
ranted. Engraving done to order.
TANARUS! i Jewelries uindc to order. Diamonds reset to amt the present hI jle. "P r -’ '
|
New York Store.
Columbus, Ga.
O
HAVING DECIDED TO REDUCE OUR STOCK OF
Corsets, Hosiery and Gloves.
fetore adding eur Spring and Summer Stork, we c„r 1.000 Corsets in endlem
iranete, embiae.og all the |<polar aljle,. at sbonl ol
1.000 Fairs of Ladies* and Hums* 1 laic * ine F . *
*iz&* and mf might imi*rfeeik.D*, will be c osed out at haf frit*.
Tali© UNTotio©
OF THE
GRAND CLEARING OUT SALE
„l mear popular brand, end low price KID GLOVES. They moat be sold at
one. On and after tbi. date we wiß onlv buy "The Ham. Se-tmleea" and "The
gGorden ■ Kd Glow, which w.U be eeld at the regular pnecs end under a guaran-
J THE NEW YORK STORE.
M. O. GORDON.
m r‘2U 82 & 84 Broad St., Columbus, Oa.
THE REGISTER AM) STANDARD, TALBOTTON, TALBOT COUNTY, GEORGIA. APRIL 26, 1881
REGISTER ARD STANDARD.
6. I). GORMAN, EDiroa.
1 B. GORMAN,CoaaBsroKWKoEorr n.
Talbotton. tin..
TUESDAY APRIL 20, IASI.
— *
Official Organ of Talbot County,
OCR JU9BPII.
Tbe speech of of Senator Brown de!:r
ered on the 14th. i oue that
witht p r i e by lim constituents. After
all tbi* altucha on the lepreasiou of free
suffrage in the south, just such a -speech
was neeJeri. It proved thxt
the billot is be r m the south than iu
ths veiy state', from wliooe senators the
most violent tirades have conic. Tne fact
th.it the restrictions pUced upon tbe
itght of niiffrags in Maswuhu.vetts, Con
necticut and Jtbcdo ILnd would dis
f run close four fifths ot the nei.ro vote of
the BOiitli, ih veiy significant. Governor
Drown went about hits vindicut'on of the
rgu bin a c -ot, business-like way, and
i heie was probably not one sentence of
his speech that appealed to sectional
| passion oi prejudice It was a plain
btjte.n nt of facts, a firm succession oi
deductions, a string, well linked chain
of reasoning. Nothing w.s hid to
arougetue bitter feelings ol the north, for
tb*r© was not a tone of defiance in any
utterance, but such things were sai l a t
sensible men are bound to consider and
they wire H'ld In tbe Dankest inaioct
possible. It is well known that Gover
nor Brown never makes ia>:h assertions.
N man puls one foot before the other
more causiously than be. On this occa
sion he represented a grent cause, stand
tug, ns be did, not lo speak lor Georgia
onjv, but for the whole soafch, and it
seemed that he was especially careful not
to prejudice Ins defense by airy weak vuj
ne able proposition. With c oar histori
cal facts and with s-ong logical const uc
tiou he laid his foundation nnd reiml to
completion, wb.it is thought by better
judge*, than I, to be an unanswerable
speech. Mr Hill rein i ked that the gov
ernor “covered hi oioelt whu glory “ I<
is the unari nous ve diet of tlie demo
cratic 8 deibnt he has done a noble ser
vice to bis people and bis par*/.
GEORGIA AURICULTRAL ITEMS.
There rre tail teen lish ponds m La
Grange.
A grange store is to bo opened in El
biriuu.
But few peaches in Sumter county ex
pectcd.
Toe Decatur county Hpriug fair opens
on May JO.
Morgan county bus a flourishing lurm> j
er< club.
Tat oat crop in Ware county is said to
be a 1 nlure.
Cotton planting going on briskly in
Suuuter county.
Northern bay is selling in Albany at
$ I (X) per hundred.
The wheat harvest abotli Dublin will
be a slim one next fall.
Seed potatoes, on account ol rotting,
scarce in Elbert couuty.
Numbers of rheop are being killed by
dogs in suniter couuty.
Iho fruit crop in Pulnatu county, it in
feared, bus been killed.
'Die damage to truit in Baker county is
supposed to be light.
Large qn no lit’an of northern buy are
being received in Quitman.
Nearly f 100,000 worth of lertilizcrs
sold in Montezuma this season.
A good deni of the corn in Wilkes
county will to be planted over.
Farmers iu Macou county who never
bouvhl corn bekne are at it now.
The News says that tbe ft ait crop
about Albany, is all doing well.
Catile in Home portions of Putnam
couuty are dying tor the want of food
About to roe bund ed mortgages have
been recorded iu Lowndes couuty.
The laruiers of Putnam county arc be
hi.id m the preparation ot their lauds,
A bolter prospect for a good wheat
crop was never known iu Dade county.
About one-half of the con crop ot Tal
bot countv will have to be planted over.
The oat crop of Wilkes couuty is less
promising than it has boon for several
years.
* Hundreds of ac e* of corn in Cole mb .1
county are being plowed up and replant
ed.
Mo’t* I ish pota e>*a have been phi n led
in Albany llos *p *ug than ever before.
It is fe::~ed (but the fruit cop of
Wilkes county gone, Rut few farmers
have p'a -ited coLou.
Mop-oe count '?b ?u debt for go. '.no,
mult i, Co‘ t, flour. In y, b.con mid dry
goods t> ft bo .• t S2JO( AUK).
The poop’e of Burke county art* paying
more fttUwitfoo to trait culture than they
have in yea a befo. o.
Many far mem in Stewat county hud
to plant their corn c’ops over. Fa mmg
iu the oouutv progress*ng siowl v.
Montezuma We-k!y: In this county
the plum crop is succes lul. apples un
hurt. umt the peach trees laden with nil.
Two uo r th of land, well prepared and
heavily manured, and planted in forige
corn, would ian northeru hay f* om the
I arm.
A fine opening on p etty much any of
! the funning lends ot lieorgiu for t. * rers
Ito raise e ops ot com, peas, hay ami po
tatoes, to, mll j* i iind bouc. T'eaiy of
home cuaiomevs.
Tbe lahmachte says: Farmers who pre
pare land before they plant ooru and
give it the rroofiaary auentiou, ire as
success ol in doing without western corn
as tUey we o hwf l e the war.
Mr Joe llu ton, of Oglethorpe county,
dews not bly hi * nano, but he has a
stall for eve i he and o sti ck on bis fa- n,
even doau to the calves and they ire
penned ut igut th*ou*;u the win er. He
h'l gives i *ui * i>ed if pine nuuw or
leaves and when this is rotten he puts in
! n lave :of cotton seed. He thus alto* nates
j unt 1 horitig when he baa an abundauce
ol tbe bes. mau are at a nominal coat,
Mr J dm W Hrff. of Macon, and broth
er of ax Mayor HuT, is dead. He leaves
* wife ind two bt'cbt ttla children.
Woi, l late’y m ale for in E rjlsh lidv
what isrepo.ied .o bo he hundsoraes,
cloak which ever left l* shop. It ia of
g cm vi'.et, bo.dered aud t mmed with
tbe tail* oi Kata si The cosi was
$8,5U0.
Mr John W Haygcod, Montezuma, h s
bought suit against the County Cotruria-
Ki ne so Dooly county for the sum of five
hand ed dollar, for damrges aas 1 need
by biai in the cr ppl ug of Ks bo se in
Novensb.‘ last, while crosairg tbe bridge
over Turkey C eek, on public road lead
ing f j*r Mou.ezuma lo Vienna.
Mr W C CthoLaOU, if LaGrange, baa
autd ;b Vk’tale u Union Tehg.aph UCom
p-.nv o SIU,U>O, on account ot the op
erator at that p ace and rulgmg to a third
pa ly 4 epalchea *eut by Mr. Gholaton.
Alvrt lialng (hist*.
It haa become so cammon to write
the beginning of &n elegant, interesting
article and then run it into some advert
tisement, that we avoid all such cheats
and simply call attention to the merits
ol liop Hitter* in as pi iin honest terms
as poaaible, to induce people to give them
one trial, aa no one who knows their
value will cvej use anything else.—-Provi
dence Advertiser.
A Safe and Sure means of restoring
the youthful color of tbe hair is rurnish
ed by Parker** Hair balsam, whish is de
-1 lei .*dly popular f.oai iiani>erior clear,
'•inf* aarelm
THE OLDEST DHY GOODS
HOUSE IN GEORGIA,
I. KYLE i C 0„
COLUMBUS, GA.
WE BUY AND SELL FOR
CLVHII.
| LISTEN TO THE VOICE OF OUR
LO W PRICES:
Blenched domestics. fic to 12 cents,
London cords, 7 evuts,
Nainsooks, 7c to 10 cents.
White Victoria Lawn, 8 cent*.
Black bunting. 12 J-2 cents,
i Black ail wool Bunting, 20 cents.
Hamburg Edgings cue cent to two
| dollars per yard.
1 These are our own importation, and
j cheaper than any one else dare sell them.
Table Damask.
We carry an immense stock, price 25c
to f 1 75 per yard.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
The latest collars, the new* st neclr w ear,
the best fitting shirt, the uobbi st Hat, j
can always be found with us. WE m ike j
suits to order and guarantee a perfect fit ■
Dress Goods Department. ;
SILKS and SATINS ANY COLOR,
Satins DeLyons, Brocades, j
Trimmings, Velvets.
Ornaments, Tof-aels.
We carry a stock of 200 pieces Dress |
and Trimming Silk#, priced 05 cent** and
upwards.
200 nieces floor matting to bo sold by
the piece, at auction price*. Cheaper
than t ver offered hero before.
Shoes and Hat Department
complete with new styles.
Lace Curtains 18c to 75c per yard,
Lace bed sets, quite new,
Lace Lambrequins,
Lace O' liars. cxlri stylish,
Lace handkerchiefs the latent.
With buyers constantly in the market \
wa guarantee to h*ll brut quality goods j
cheaper than any house ia this section. |
WHERE to find these,
at J. KYLE ACO‘B.,
Cheap Cuieh Store, Columbus, (ia.
Parties who desire to order samples
and further information ohtrrfully Pu
nished- aprii 5 a
TALBOT SHERIFF SALEH j
Will be sold btore the Court j
door in the town of Talbotton, Talbot
county, Georgia, within the 1 gnl hettra nf 1
sale, on tb Ist Tuesday in May, tbe fol- j
lowing property to wit: Two hundred j
and eighty ncras of land more or lok,
hittmted two milca Northeast ot Talbotton
on Hih Centreville road, and bounded a-
Mlomu: On the North and East by lands j
of Mrs Trleo, on the South by W A j
Mftutid, ami on tbe West by Mrs Kim- I
hrnugh. Levied on *• the prouertv of J F
Walker to natintj n Fi Fa in my hands in
fivor of Charles Kuowlton vs. J F
Waller and notice given.
J A FOSTER, Sheriff.
Talbotton. April sth, 1881.
POSTPONED
TALBOT SHERIFF SALES.
Will be sold before the Court House
door, in the town of Talbott n, Talbot
county, Georgia, within the legal hours
of side, on the Ist- Tuesday in May next,
the following piopirty to wit: All of lot
of land No 28, Have one half ot an acre,
In the 23d district of Tvlbot county.
Levied upon as the property of E K Ma
hone to satisfy one Superior Court fi fa
in my hands in Invor of 1‘ Zell A Souk.
versus TIIA E E Mnlione Written no
tice given defendants this, Ist day ot
March, 1881.
JAMES A FOSTER,
April sth 1881. Sbeiiff.
Notice to Debtors and Credi
tors-
GEORGIA- Talbot County:
AH persona having demands against the
estate of S ney Ingram, late of faid conn
tv. deceased, are required to present tno
within the time preatrribed by law, and all
persons owing said Estate are reqtv.sted
to make immediate payment to tbe uu
dersignod. J A MEB McN El L
apts dvr. Administrator.
Economy Cotton Planter !
PRICE #lO 00.
Sates Labob, Sates Time, Sates Cottok
Seed.
| Patented by J'V Eason, and took the
1 premium at the Georgia State Fair as
THE BEST COTTON PLANTER.
Pol sale by H L MeLeudon, Tab ottou.
U S KENDRICK, agent for Talbot
otinty. nmiß 2m
a. b. c.
American Breakfast Caits.il i, Steim
Cooked and Deseiccated. White Wheat,
Wh- e Oats and Lvley Food ut Drom
goole Eros., Columbus.
~KA.NKi:> HOUSE,
JOHNSCHERF, Proprietor
FRANK GOLDEN. Clerk.
Entirely New in all its
APARTMENTS, and strictly
FIRST-CLASS.
janltf GOLUHBCB.GA.
BEETS
And Kuta Hiiga Tumi;*---very aupc ior.
just 'edited at Dromgvioie Lios. Coiam
bus.
IVI. Peyser
M ANfFACTUKEE of
Fine Cigars,
*Nl> DXJUU IS —
Cigaretts, Chewing & Smok
ing Tobacco. & Snuff.
i Brown Hoot, Block, Opi-cw.M Depot
octl9tf \BJ Fourth M. Macon, Ga*
i
HAMS
Breikfr.at Raoon and Shoulders- very
ft, ,—just received at Proiuooio Bros.,
I Columbus.
The Rush at Kirverrs,
Dress Goods Counter is
IMMENSE !
Owing to tbe fact that for Variety and Cheapness his Stock is far ahead
of his usual purchases. Here you find
ALL WOOL TWILLED BUNTINGS at 25c.
ALL WOOL ARMURS, 48 in. wide at $1 00-
Ever, One In Search of a Spring Suit Should See th- k* Goods.
THE USUAL AND SOME UNUSUALLY GOOD BARGAINS IN HOSIERY
Handkerchiefs, Trimmings and White Goods.!
NICE FIGURED LAWNS ONLY sc.
Full Stock of CHINA MATTINGS at Low Prices.
Save Money by Pricing ray Good* before buying,
.T. AJUIEIIT Kllf VEX.
ort K b r,—t>prl2 COLUMBUS. GA
CLOTHING!
FRESH Ar.RITALS AT
H. J. THORNTON'S,
TIIR FASHIONABLE
CLOTHIER AND IIATTER.
For Men's, Boys’, Youths’, and Children’s Wear.
Will call especial attention to my
YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ CLOTHING.
Which eAimot be txcolled in Stylo, I’ric 's and Qu..l.‘y,
Gerits’ Underwear, Neckwear, Glove
A and Varied Assortment of all the Latent Novelties and Designs•
TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
FI I THORNTON'S 8-1 and 85 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga.. is tbe place to have
your Spring Suits m ob- to mexHUTe. There you find complete nu nsfortment ■ f
Imperial and D -m Hie lUoolens as can be found m any first cuuw Tailoring Estubi.ah
nent. His Tail ora are all first clasa. Good workmanship aid a perfect fit is guar
anteed. npr.i tl
mm GUANO!
BUY THE BEST.
Mesur*. PEARCE ‘t BINFOR1), Columbus, General Agents have ap
pointed the undeasif'tied agent for lias section, including Talbotton and
Geneva us dapots of delivery, for the s.le ot
OBERS & SON Phosphate, and LISTERS
CRESCENT BONE.
Two of the best Fertilizers, acknowledged by all who have ever used
them, ever offered th -planters ol Talbot and Meriwether counties. I
have the exclusive sale of these two standard brands in this section and
all applications must bo made to rue in person or my agent J H Deuni*,
Geneva,
Arriving now at G en eva 100 tons ot tl-esc choice fertilizers for fed-,
either for cash or cotton optiou on the best terras Twelve sacks Cres
cent Bone, to the ten, and ten sacks of Obort Son Phosph ite.
J B. GORMAN. Agent,
f eh s a for Talbot and Meriwether Counties.
y *
FHESII ARRIVALS
-AT
| CARGILL'S
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmKmmmmmtmmaßmmmmmammmßmmmmmammmmmm
- ro:
An Elegant line of Matched EM
BROIDERIES.
Swiss Mull and Lawn Edgings and
Inserting^.
Hamburg Trimmings,in all widths. Yen Cheap.
Choice Lines Xew Lacea. including V *micelli. Mara Court, Beatnce, Venice,
Kussia and Torehons in the Handsomest Dc^i^us.
French, Persia and Victoria Laws, India Mull in Cream and White, Check Noin
aook beginning at I*2 l'*2. All over Tucking.
James I>. ©ai*gfill, TO Broad Street,
fuly2o—ruarch‘22 COLUMBUS, GF.ORGIA.
edT t.long. robr. .farley
CALL and EXAMINE
LONG & FARLEYS.
NEW STOCK OF
Fancy and Family Groceries.
Plantation Supplies,Tobacco,Cigars, &c.
tVEare opening anew and complete stock of Groceries and will eontina# to keep
, full assortment ol the best Goods in car line that non be , urehaaed.
WINES AND LIQUORS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY.
Out- Prices Will te tlie Lowest,
We think our friends will find it to their interest to Rive ns a oall before pnrobasisg
Swift’s New Building, Upper Broacl St.. Columbus. Ga.
♦ciibl
NEW SPRING CLOTHING!
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED OUR FIRST INSTALLMENT
OF
Gents’, Youths’ and Boys Spring Clothing,
And if you wish somethin? rrce, nobby and beautiful, call and see them. \y e
have received a Jaige line ol SPRING AND SUMMER SAMPLES, and can gft tp
Suits to order of any kind, at exceeding low prices, and guarantee a per.'ect fit aud
satisfaction.
We are also Agents fer WARD S CELEBRATED SHIRTS and take measures for
fhe same-
Our tPRING HATS are ou the way, and we respectfully invite an inspection of
our Goods.
J. C. HARRIS & SON,
oct 2fl b I—apls G 2 BROAD STREET, COLUMBUS, GA
Gr 3\ PEACOCK,
CLOTHING MANUFACTURER,
64 Broad St-, " ■ Columbus, Ga.
K;eps a s|,leudiJ line of PIECE GOODH.
You can have any kind of suit made here lo YOUR OWN TASTE, ai diu the la
tent bt !e Give him a trial.
upi6 a -I PEACOCK.
A. R. WILKERSON. B. T. HATCHER.
Wilkerson <£ Hatcher!
GENLVA, GA,
Have in Store a iar & c Stock of Plantation
S'jpn l!o s of every Description.
o
CxwCCrics, Hardware
Iron,Nails,Plows,Hoes ? Axes,
Shovels 6c Fpades, Harneoo,
Saddles, Bridles, Collars, La
dies Saddles.
nomcstic and Staple Dry Goods. Boots, Shoes and Hats,
Fancy Dry Goods and Notions!
Glass and Crockery Ware, Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Wagon and Buggy Material.
' 1000 BUSHEL OATS, Mixed, Yellow and Bed Rust PBOOF
s-ALSO —
A„„ nts for Pniapsco Guano Company.Palapsco Grange Mixture, Pitapstfo Acid Phos
phate *•* Cotton reeeiv i) nt Genova
ar< . prepared to sell tuppli s on cbkdit, on *n<y terms and at living bates.
We cordially invite the public to examine our stock and prices.
jan6 ii i. aVII.KEHSON A: ILATCIIER
Bedells Sloe Store.
86 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga.
Always has in Stock a full and \v ell assorted line of
Ladies’ and Gents' Boots and Shoes
of the best and nobbiest styles, and made to order of the best material* that icyoa*
cun buy.
Ladies' Button and Basket Shoes,
AND BOOTS A SPECIALTY. Call and see them.
IHE best brogan and farm boot in the market for the least money, Al 5 goods net
and desirable. The people of Talbot and adjoining counties especially invited *•
j ail and exa> nue my stocks.
j mar 30 b l \V. R. 11EDELL.
DON'T YOU FORGET IT !'^
j
| OFFER UNUSAL INDUCEMENTS
-irv -
Groceries and Provisions
TO CASH BUYERS.
CORN, FLOUR. HAY. OATS. BRAN.
NEW CROP GERMAN MILLET SEED
I have a few tans Old Rail ble CHESAPEAKE GUANO
J. IX. HAMILTON.
The Up-Town Oroeer,
jan6’>l—mar-2 COLUMBUS) GEORGIA