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“OLD STAND!”
The neatest and best kept EAR in town is that of Wm,
KELIFR, nthi3 “Old STAND," one door below J. H. Harvey.
A full line of the
ITTJSrTU.f&'T 3 L.IOUORS
f all kinds constantly on hand.
FRESH BEER ON ICE;! SODA WATER, ET.
CONNER STORE.
At my Corner Hloie will bo foil .id a hirf'e m-• 4 well k'pt t'ck ol
FANCY k FAMILY GROCERIES,
-AND
Goods l
IMI rfr.it--lul Ui my (rieml* f-r tlieii tone eontumid |> Jr man**. n<J li'>|>'- to re
tum i 4'<r*tnUin'.'of the j .'9 !i Kl A .I^ll
i. 1 .. 1,1 1 ** —"—r— —' ‘ _ 1 1
M;NV 11 AHI >\VA IMO
) A KHAZI li. V U TOMMKY
J. A. FRAZER & €O.
COLUMBUS, GA.
Dcahirx in
lEI.A.IO.'.O'W'.A.DFI.EJ.
Cutlery & Agricultural Implements.
Ferguson & Blount and Haiman Plow Stock.
\l<r> Oinm, Piirnnii- MftL'riiD, I mi. Ktccl, Ulti nrt Mill Gearing. U'ibbt;r B Itinj',
*. , sum.- . lil iug CliitUr, l’aitiU, Oil*, Wt SMi llroud Street,
ry I. I com Min.'S, GA.
Bedell's Shoe Store,
86 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga.
Always has in Stock a full and well assorted line of
Ladies’ and Gents’ Boots and Shoes
if the host %n,l nobbier.! hlvloh, uml made to older of the best mat e’iftlH that myoiie
© n buy.
Ladies' Button and Basket Shoes.
AND BOOTS A SPECIALTY. Call and see them.
'I HE bfMt bropan mul farm bod in tin* miuke' for Che l ost money, All goodtt nev
and deairablo. Tip* people of TuLiot unJ adjoining counties especially invited to
*ll and x unine my btOok|.
mar 30 is h W. BJ. 11KI
A. E. WILKERSpN. B. T. HATCHER.
Wiikerson i Batcher!
WENiVA, GA.
Have in Store a large Stock of Plantation
Supplies of every Description.
—o* -
Groceries, Planters Hardware
Iron,Nails,Plows,Hoes, Axes,
Shovels & Spades, Harness,
Saddles, Bridles, Collars, La
dies Saddles.
Domestic and Staple Dry Goods. Boots. Shoes and Hats
Fancy Dry Goods and Notions!
G 1 !8s and Crockery Ware, Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Wagon and Puggy Material.
00) BUSHEL OATS, Mixed. Yolb* and 10,d Unit PROOF
A I>'o
Av.nli tor Vatapio Gutno Comr*''.v.l’x,psoo Grange Mixture, Patapsco Acid Phos-
Xotloli reciiv ,1 at Geneva
it f are prrn-r.'i! to rrll inpi’lii* uu orkdit, ou easy terms ami at living hates.
\V> cordially invite tUc public to examine our dock ad pricca,
)tiß L. AVII.KEHSON A IIATCIIEIS
THE REGISTER AM) KTVMIAI'II. 'fALURTTON. TALIIOT COi’M'Y GEORGIA. .IfMll’s. IKKI
The Rush at Kirven's,
Dress Goods Counter is
IMME N 8 E !
Owing to the fact that for Variety and Cheapness bis Stock is far ahead
of hi# usual purchases. Hero you iinil
ALL WOL TWILLED B7NTIN 03 at 25c.
ALL WOOL ARMUR3.4B in. wide at U GO-
Kverr On# In biareh of a Spri ig Knit Should Sea lb-. •<■ "xln.
TIIE tjhual and SOME unusually good bargains in hosiery
Handkerchiefs, Trimmings and White Goods.
NICE FIGURED LAWNS ONLY sc.
Full Stock of CHINA MATTINGS at Low Pricc3.
Suvu Maury by Pricing tny Goods before buying.
.J AI JSKHT IvIK VKN.
int Bt, fipr!2 COLUMBUS. GA
MMISICIPIUI!
BRADFORD & EVERETT,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Stoves, Crates, Tin-
Ware, Hollo w't 'S
Ware, Crockery.
Glass Ware, House-Furnishing Goods, &c.,
rntiyll No 142 Broad Street. Columbus. Georgia.
! mm li Bin ■ i ii ■■! ■ niri,"n m mmt-u*mw*
Monumental Marble Works !
First Doot North of Virginia Grocery, Broad Street
Columbus, - - Georgia.
—- :o:~
Monuments, Tombs, Headboards, Vases, &c.
of the best Italian & American Marble.
Designs and furnished by addressing us.
Workmanship the best Prices Reasonable !
march lilt. A . M. & J. 11. KLLKDGE, l'ropri-tors
DRUG STORIfT
o
* havefor s*K at ItF.TAIL, ami WHOLESALE all kiml.of M .1- * tb.l !.
1 rapntntinn for relief t ui.in and boaflt.
l alor anil Kwei-i Oil#, Laudanum, Pnregnrtr. Turp-ntm-. 11 ' tni: > - ‘
by the ilozeu; Ann Olivo OU. for table u*e lei tiling foiv.loiH, 2- oi-nt* |• r j.
Sodii. cheap by tlie keg; Oill'i rt-H Liv.-r RUN. 2.'> c-iiln ier l-nt t n:-t.-m..--l ' :
brut lirind#. Kn ell Turnip Seed,nil kind*—Tnrkiah Rath T->'el- nud I -el. l!n,
Toilet Heap*, Tootb Brnsbc# and I’eifuuic* ft vanity Hue Run.dun mid Hi. * fn
mtMlumiai iiHf.
tt-v" A Nigbt 801 l will ho found at the door.
ocl2bl DR. J N GILBERT. 148 Broad St, Columbus, Ga
■ r ll .
The Live Grocery House.
LOW PRICES ALWAYS RULE. |
|
TO THE Planters of Talbot and adjoining counties we offer a large and well aeloc’.cd
stock of
CUOCERIES AND. WESTERN PRODUCE.
adaptedto the wants of farmers, low for CASH. Full line* of
A Veil Cured 15ulk Meats,
At lower prices than ever before offered. CALL AND* BEK US.
J'.ff" MU. JAKU KIMBKOIJuH. of Hams county, is with this ; opulr.i .louse, ami
wilt be lari t * not* and wait on his friends, and the publie gencra*d>.
Jan 4 (b l.) J. W CLEMENTS. Columbus Ga.
WAGONS [BUGGIES,
E. WILLIAMS & CO.
TALBOTTON. GEORGIA.,
Agents for WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINE.
At otu Urge Repository in TALBOTTON, ws hare opened up a complete hue ol j
WAGONS. BUGGIES.CARRIAGES.
Incln dint; he celebrated Courthmd Spri op Wagon, of bast Eastern ant Wes ten
üßike-', which we vriU R: U hs cheap as .-uch vehicles cun be bull, :.t in any m.iihei
e defy eoanpetevn aini icspuvtfuily solicit ourf. i.t:-and the pnbi c gei era’ly t
c.di aovt ixa uii.e our sto k. Ti e eelcbra’ed ’AVERY* tuui wagon always on huno
It is the che.tpest w -.g.>o on wl eb s.
Fn l lint'* olßm*.d cases tnd casiceta rdwc.y# on bar and. Como and si:a us.
A>so. new arrivals of all kinds of Furniture,
u vlf>b ■ W. E WILLIAMS & CO.
Ague Cure
a purely vcg.Jr.’-’c bitt-r arid powerfi 4
tome, am! i* -v riant' 1 a speedy and •••?
tain cure f-r T’c .ur an l Ague, <..nills
Hurt l ever, lute: mittent or CnlV
Fever, it Fever, Dumb Ague,
Perioiliea. or Isilious Fever, and ah
malaria’ disorders. I-n miasiuati'' dnv
tr'fts, the rapid puls-, crated tongue,
thiru. lassitude, L ss of appetite, pan &
Vh; l>.*rk and loins, and < oldness of too
spin- and extremities, are only promt
tjor.s of severer symptom* whipli termiA
ate in the ague paroxysm, succeeded by
hijrli fever ami profue iwrspiration.
It a ;•*.!riling fai t, that cjuinine, ar
senic, and other poisonous minerals fort,
the basis of most of the “ Fever and \'£ 6
Prepar'd ions,” “ Speeifles,” “Syrups,*’
and ‘’Tonies.” in the market. 'The irej>-
aration* made from these mineral poisons,
although they are palatable, and nu.j
break the chill, do not cure, but leave the
malarial and their own drug jroison in
the Hvsteui. producing uiiinisin, tlizzincss,
ringing in the ears, headache, vertigo, and
other disorders more formidable than
the disease they were intended to cure.
AvF.n’s Am f mi thoroughly eradicates
Ih'-se noxious poisot.H from tiie system,
and always cures tlie severest cu,s h. It
contains no quinine, mineral, or any thing
that could injure the most delicate pa
tient; and its crow ning excellence, above
its certainty to cure, is ‘hat it leaves the
system as free from db .vu>c as before tuo
attack.
For Liver Coriird dots, A vm’s A oof.
CntE, by <lii *■ *: t. ; i ■ r : ** 11 on the liver and
biliary apparatus, 1 rives out the poisons
which produce these complaints, and
stimulates the, sy.d ,-m tu a vigorous,
healthy condition.
We warrant it when taken according
to directions.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Cos ,
Practical anil Analytical thGiuhtii,
V Lowell, Maos.
•OLD Y ALL URL’UOtfT* tVERYWIIKEB.
w. E. MUMFORD.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
TALBOTTON. GA.
\ (Jffico ov'-r fbe '■ r l ' of Ua; ! iri.l Sc ( o
t Will and v.l ■ hi. i-utlri? time to the pr.,
1 i ini;, and prictice lri a 1 tbs ( ••urt cf
I ihe Cliatiahi ocbee eirr-iiit, the Supreme
i Court of ti;e Kt.it- Hirt t lat wliere by sper
; .■ ntr iet. Will special allvDlipn
i "> coll?! tioTl#.
a 11 WILLI S ■’ L. VS l LLIS
WILLIS & WILLIS,
Alforneys at Liw,
Talbotton# Greorgia
l a*? (Id)
JOHN D. WHELESS,
Attorney at Law,
TAf,POTTOS, - GEORGIA.
ifcfT O il ecHonso ,eciiihty cc'.iily.
II- M A HTI X,
Attorney at Law,
orTi-M ,n the Court House.
Cnlliot ton- : : Oii)i'yi;i
I’rsctb’i- in tii. Kupcni'r Coii.-t# of th- ;
f'lint1 1 o-i..- * .relit .ul ihe rupiciu.
Can l l ■! the St do.
Pn.uii t ait. ntioii giro:, to i II 1... -r • s |
m.trn*tod to l.iu c ue. j Hi I It,l
k. u. wuftnii.L. j. it v.imiiii.i,
E H. Worrill & Soq.
4i(nrntys at Law,
TALBOTTON... GIIOIiGIA.
WILL practice in llu* Sn *>** ;><• (Yury
the Supei tor Courbi -• f the State, and tin \
United ShUeH DiSt let l ouit a* JS.iiv.tnuah. |
AUcntiuii given to nil matte’* 1 * iu DauV- |
rnptcy.
LrfSpec'al attention givan t • Collodions ]
ft pi 8 bl
K. E BLOWN, ITR.UOKE URO'A N j
R row n‘s X aiionu 1 Hi >te 1
Neatly OppoMte cr Depot,
MACON, GEORGIA.
Re-opened, Re-furnished and
First-class in every RE
SPECT.
We tsk all our Patrons n dFr cn to
give uh a calk R \TF.S. Aj 00 jcr day, :
Me tis 50 cent* I# *I • gSO cents ;
F. F.. BROUN A M N.
Lur ;c Sam; L Rooms. ovs ihop'i*.
THE BEST
OF ALL
LINIMENTS
FOE M AND BEAST.
For more than r third of a contrary the
, McilrunMuiilniig I .Inlmetit hasbecn ■
known to millions nil over the world t>.H
the only sale reliance for the relief ofH
accidents and pain. It is a medicine H
abovo price umf praise—the tiest or !•, Sf
• k inti. For every form of external pain
j Mustang Liniment is without an equal.
It i>cuctil* 11* 'h ami muscle to
, the *ey hone— making the continu %
nneo of pain and inflammation impos
sible. Its effects upon Human Flesh ad
the Unite t'rentlon arc equally wouUer
jful. TUo Mexican
MUSTANG
Liniment is needed by somebody In
v*:i y house. Every dav brings news of
‘ the rtfouy of ait awful scald or burn
\ subdued, of rheumatic martyrs re
store*!, Or a valuable horse or ox
saved by the healing power of this
LINIMENT
which speedily cures such ailments of
l the HITMAN FLE>II as
Hhrnmatlim. Swelling*. Wtlff
Joints. Contracted Muscles, ltnru*
cud Scalds, fnt*, ltruises and
! Sprains, Poisousut Hite* and
Stiiiga, Stiffness, Lameness, Old
Sores, I'lcers. Frostbites, Chilblains.
Sor TSipples, faked Itrcnsf. ami
| indeed every form of external di
ease. It heals wit bout scaiv. ?
For the Übl'TE Creation it cures •$
! Sprains. Swinny, Stiff Joints,
Founder. Harness Sores, Hoof lis
eases. Foot Kot, Screw Worm. Scab,
Hollow Horn, Scratches. Wind*
galls. Spavin. Thrush, Kinchone,
Old Sores, Poll Evil. Film upon
the Sight and every other ailment
to which the occupants of the
Stable and Stock Yard are liable.
The Mexican Mustang Liniment
always cures and never disappoints;
and it is, positively,
THE BEST
OF ALL
LINIMENTS
FOE KAN OB BEAST.
aj rl J tL
Central & Southwestern Railroads
Savftnnr.n Ga . -T and 8 1881.
Fv.N and alter SUNDAY, Jan 10. 1881.
\ / pas.seng r trains on tic; Cent al ana
South WiKteni Railroad and lira Defies will ;
run ;is follows:
TRAIN NO. I—GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leaves Savannah ki'O a m
L*-..vc Augusta ...9:30 a m j
Arrive;, at Augusta -i:4.)P m j
\ -.rives at Macon o:4spm ,
Leaves Macon ler Atlanta B:lspM i
Arrives at Atlanta 3:40 a M ;
Leaves Macon tor Columbus and
Mont-...ornery daily 2 25 r m |
Arriv sat. Cfdnnibns daily - 21 a m ;
Arrives at Montgomery daily *3 40 a m i
M iking close connection at Atlanta with
\Vt Mein and Atlan" ic Railroad and Atlan
ta ano Charlotte Air-I.ine for all points
North-nd We.-t.
COMING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leaves Atlanta 12:20 p m
Arrives at Macon (>;3O a m
Leaves Moa'gomery for Macon
dniiy ~> 00 p m
Leaves v.'olnmtms daily 12 08 a m
AiTive at Macon dailj* 0 45 a m
L r. es M.con 7:00 a y
Ar/'vcs at Milledgeville 9:44 am
Vr: i ves at F. tor t n 11:30 a m
An i v's a t Augusta 4:4-5 & M
Arrives at Savannah 3:45 p m
L-avi:s Augusta 9:3oam
Making connexion at Savannah with the
Sn u.ridi, I I ridii and W-stern Rail
road for all points in Florida.
TB IN NO. 2, GOING NORTH AND WEST.
leaves Suvann. b .7:30 pm'
Vsriv<sat Augusta, - ■ 5:40 am!
Lts.vea Augusta - - - - - 8.3 > p m !
Arrives ul Milh dyovillo - • - 9;4lam|
Arriv ;v E t -nton - - - IL3OaM
Ar. i ves at Macon ----- 7:20 am:
Leaves Macon for Atlanta - - 8:00 am!
rriv. h at Atlanta J 2: O p m ■
! x hv*'kM ricfUi f;r Albany, Enfaula 8:4 a m
\ nveat E iiaula ----- 4:15 pm
Vrrivgs&t Albany ----- 3.53 PM
I,* av( s M.H--on fir Columbus - 8:15 A M
Ai i': ves at Columbus - - - 1:10 pm
Ir> ns . n ths a diedale leaves Macon,
Ytl.ifita, (.< umhUrfi, Eufavla, Albany a* and
Aug sfa and lly, tna‘,i g close connecti.n
at Atlanta with Western ani Atlantic,
ml Atlanta and Charlotte A.r Line—-at
Eufaula with Mon goinery and Eiitaula
rail-.. y— at Columbus with Westem rail
ro and; t AugMH'a with the Char otfe, Cos
luud-ii ad Augusta ra bond and J-outh
(.’.ndma railroud for all points Nortti
ai East.
Eufaula tram connect* ut Fort Y iby
for Perry, daily exce; t Sunday, and a:
Cuthbcrltor Fort GaineJ dai y, tic pt
Sunday.
Train on Blakely Extension leaves Al
bany daily fX- ept Sun ;ay.
(>*Ml?:a KOCTU AND EAST.
Leaves Atlanta - - 2;b> P M
Ar jvch id Macon from Atlanta . 0;55 p m
Leaves All* ny VJi 02 a m
Leave.-* Enf uila 12:00 a m
An at Macmi fr'ux Eufaula, Albany 0 .35 p m
Leaven Columbus 11:5D a m
Airiven at Macon from Columbus 5:10 v m
Leaves Macon 7:35 pm
Arrives at Augusta - - - -5; 10 a m
L< avcH Augusta - - - - 8:3o p m
Arrives at Savarmih - - - - 7:15 a m
Pa-iseugers for Millcdgevill© and Eaton*
t-n will take train No 2 from Savannah
and train No 1 from Macon, which trains
connect daily, except Monday, for thes
points.
Puilman Palace Sleeping f Lr between
Sav.iTiuab and (UncTiinati vis Macon, At
1. Tit; and t'ineinnntt Southern railway
Pullman Palace SD**| iifgC is to W.-h
ington via AugOHta, Cimrlottd ami Rich
!!•(>■.d, on 11 i'li um L m lroni Savrit.n :I .
L-atuvl Soaping Cars on all Nigh;
; rains l . tw. u Savannah and Augusta, !
Angusta and Macon, an 1 Savannah and j
Alla nta.
IV rues fiom G*or- j
ii can taka cither Lain from Macon to (
Augi. hi and icuke connections hh Pall
t*per from Augusta to Washington ■
sr about change.
Per!i sin Sec mg Ca -rt'-nn be ceureo
,t th Ticket office in Mu Ur y str t, or
Ml Depot.
fiK* \ Whitehkap. WM. BOOERS,
mu Ayt. Utn sup't O K It. Havahh t .
jcmuw, w , sukli.man i
ii n Trav A’j<t. tiup t S W U It. Uacoo.Oa.
o* - .
T3 TULB I OR'Q HEALTH.
Exc l! 't linn. Ai rative uni P
! untie. - Med.cal Association of Lynch
bur Va,
Haf* no equal for I/vor an ! Kid n e
r<is>u tiers Kev K CDoIs n, Pitteylv
. urn Go . Va.
Adapt* and in chronic dinr hcea, cons'i
pa’i-'t*. r,n i scrofna.—Hv. lAt I; am, M
1)., Pr-.s*t Va. M<dical Society.
Sue esafully used in ciyao* p- ia. chronic
i.irrhoea a ;tl scrota a l —Prof S .Jackson,
U iiv. Pa.
Efficient in amrmh; excel]* nt app -
rize and blood purifier.— II Fisher, M
D., Ga. .
V.ilaabli* In nervous pros’ntlon. indi
gestion and c-doro-is. G E Ma*hewe, M
D. N G.
Effi • tclou* f r Yen©re 1 Infectious.—
Dr H Botuuer, St Louis, Mo.
A fine tonic and alternative, very vMu
due in diseases peculiar to f mates,
chronic fever and ague, bronchit sand
;iseafs of the digestive organs.—J F
Uongh'ou, M D. Ala
Very beneficial in strengthening and
mproving ar* draced system.— Uev John
W 1> ckwith, I>.simp of Georgia*
Most v.ilti blc remedy known for female
it-crises. - John P li ttcaur. M. D, LL. P.
Used in • batinale csg s of
•.ith great bt ue.it.—J Macßalph, M D.,
Host' Point, Pa.
Used with great benefit In malaria! le
ver and diphtheria,—S F Dupon. M D..
Georgia.
O great curative virtnre.—Thomas F
Rumlvda. M D. Si Louis, Mo.
Very efficient u glandular derange
ai ut.—Dr Wm S Morris, I.vnchburg,
Va.
3> st rensedv ever rased in diseases of
the th’-oat. P A Siffsrd, M. D.. N C.
Ad tpt -d in the certain aff ctio s to the
kidneys and bladder: dyspepsia, lupus,
eh! -rosis, s*rofnl- ns and cutaneous af
fectiona. —Prof J J Moorman. M.. D , Va.
An obstinate case of neural ia of seven
years standing entirely cured by tie
—J P Neetse, M D.. Uolmon** Mills.
N C-
Pampblet and circular containing full
information se t free upon application.
Mass and Pills sent post-paid onywhere.
Springs open year round. $40.00 a
month. Address.
\ M DAVIES, Pres‘t of the Cos.,
7S Main .St., Lynchburg. Vs.
For sale bv Dr E L Bard
well. Talbotton. Ga. nov23
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EVANWINKLE&GO.
d:esK. *‘ " r 1
E. VAN WINKLE & CO.
214 and 216 Marietta St, and 10, 18 and 20 Foundry St. Atlauia, Ga.
julySO—m*y27
O?- CHAFPX 3XT,
COLI MIM H, - GHOROIA
DEALER IN
BOOKS, STATIONERY AND MUSICAL ffISTRBMENTS
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.
an lib _ . ~
SPORTSMAN’S WAREHOUSE!
Pill EIFLER
GUN AND LOCKSMITH,
i)calcr in
Guns. Pistols, Sportiup Articles, Ammunition,
Powder Flasks, Shot Belts, &c.
ALL OLSA KINDS OF SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES
Guns:ni Pistols Repaired, and KeysFiLted.
165 Broad St., Opposite RANKIN HOUSE
jan 4 b 1 COI.I'MHUS, GA.
1 8 3 g southern depot.
cj mg “
j[B |jj i : ! j PENNSYLVANIA AORicULTLIRAL WORKS, j
I * ~ ili *►iLJ A. B. FARQUHAR Sc CO.
Q * I-* 3 Ac
= wtd g;*s p o | M ACOX. GEORGIA.
S K H- 3 C.-X U Cj g MANUFACTURER OF
c 1 * 2" if) HorironU! ami Vetrical Steam E s, mounUil and nniount#d; Tliifhing Ma-
C - Jg m \Jj[ ohinen, Fan Mill*, Separator*, Caue Mils, etc. Send for circular Ailrtreas
I , • m>Al A B FARQUHAB Macon. Ga.