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Unequalled ! Unequalled t The Most Magnificent Display of SUMMER GOODS! Ever Shown in COLOURS, CA. Everyone > ho tieaiNH elegant n<l . xcitoiv i sljles of l\wsiti>'!re,W'>rstil,Flannels, •ml Iru o; Suits will Soil nt our hou e.thc ussortuiuut U cr sier aud prio s loss 'Dim ever belera. StrfcwW Mats! A few th*tiK ml of tbflfri goo<l will be Bold at U+* than N;W York cort, langiog >u )>rtoe from Ac U > $2 60. Gentlemen’* Furnishing Goods, Will add nd litmmil ebnfnn t/> com> orllj ooroiugmil sto am. so call, and Inspect *ur strl-w *iiiil>nc> ,n* *<• hi* confidout taut with eiMup irwm will be found too great idait e in Buying from II .1. TIIUItNTON, jutvl# 12m Clothier and Hatter, Columbus, Go. BUSSEY i WOOLDRIDGE, WAREIIOITHIS AKI) Commission Merchants, Webster Warehouse. COLUMBUS, GA — n~ - ■ Anthorta-d As 'Ott for (lie Store;;# of the Cot* >n ef tie OH VNOE * FAIIHEH'S j VXION. General Atr-nt* Pwra-nloN's oi l H inlurJO'utn* ttl Phoyrliete. Kr, ow> end biiKDAi.o FT(ili*rT*. Jim* M rtwu'r* A nmouiat l Bine and FotaaU, SEAL'S Aei I Fbo|ib ib* f.ir Compo-Cnif. Cotton Stored at 25 Cents. Cotton Sold at 25 cents per bale. LIUKHAI. /*I>*NCR-< m.l'to'U O *♦ * In ’* CROCKETTS IRON WUIMS. Our COTTON I’KESS is n good ns iuiulp, ami otir yuavunlee is (list nn it two n**n will puck a 500 |>uuml Imleof cotton inside of five minutes, tmveling nl a common wnllt, or no sale, Onr CASK MILLS, with our improved shell and anti-friction boxes, never Imve their journals to cut. Onr KETTLES have extra wide rim, ami b ittom curved, so that the syrup collects nn.l facilitates emptying sod thereby prevent* burning, ’ Our SAW MILLS we warrant to be as good as made; and with it one mail does all the sawing. Our ENO INKS will do more work to size of cylinder than any made, and of w liivb we make from 8 to 100 horse power. We luild anil repair work of all kinds and at reasonable rates Having recently built anew brick foundry 50x75 feet, an addition to machine snop of 40x50 feet, uml blacksmith shop of 30x10, b*id4 pet ting iu three sew tool* costing upward of $1,500, we are now bettor pre pared to accommodate our potions than st any time previous. Estimates given and correspondence solicited. For furl her particulars, address j..lv 12.1 E CROCKETT if SONS, Macon, Ga W.J. AC.H WATT, Successors to Watt & Walker, WHOLESALE & RETAIL, GROCERS! Corner Store Under Rankin House, Columbus, Georgia O IMSKOI.I TIOX IVLtHBU*, fitniou. Juu** l*t. 1881. Th* firm of Wait & Wai.ker IhU <l*y Ui.s o1vh) bv the wllhiirawal ol Mr J A Walkii*. Th# lfndtrsisr>H will e uitinue Iht* (tWK*ery iiufi provision bunini H* nl the oM sfuntl [oorn©r Htow tinder Uftokm Hon***] and rinp'otiully ikk u contlim tfioo of the suit' 1 - port so OXtt-udeil the o!t firm by nil nl I frien*ls ami miHlrmuiH, and invtto U • ifimtlon *f th# public generally to our stock of Good*. wLioli • i ooiupriit < s every tuing in th© w y of Plantation & Family Supplies. VT ke©j> oonstsnHy on hand Corn, M**al, Flour, Sugar, CofTee, Now Orb .ins and Tloridi Myrttpa elioicc and welt seloctod II ins. Bau *ll and Bulk Hirb*, Tobaco > j ©4 all grsdo* a very heavy stock Domestic*. Boot*. Brogans both Mens and I Women's— B gging Th*, Liverpool and Yiigu ia S dt. At* We bnv lor cash exclusively, audio cat load lot*, mid will sell goods a* law a* any fir't-claM* house in Ihe city. W© extend u o*riii l invituti *n to all, and promise, by caretu 1 mtrnti >n and hn f*t dialing, to Ut u-ut* goaway Uisptortscd. jnu7 W. J A H. WATT. ed. r. lung. r.oxrr. v. faki.kv CALL and EXAMINE LONG & FARLEYS. NEW STOCK OF Fancy and Family Groceries. Plantation Supplies, Tobacco, Cigars, Ac. WE ar© ftfMtmog a d©w and complete t*H-k of Groceriee and will continue to keep • fell ae*optmcit of the bust Goo's iu our line that am be purchased. WINES AND LlQfTpns OF BUPKMIOR QUALITY. Out- Pi’loes Will 1< llio Lowest, Tf© think our friemi* will find it to ttocii mttresi to give u*a call before purchasing. Swift’* New Building, Upper Broad St., Columbia, Ga. MlSbl HEW SPRING CLOTHING ! WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED OUR FIRST INSTALLMENT OF- Gents’, Youths’ and Boys Spring Clothing, And if too wish somethin? nice. nol>br and hsuntifii!, cull ami sea them W* bavo leceived a Imge line ol SPRING AND SI MMER SAMPLES, ami tan get i p Fuita to order of any kiud, at txee -ding low prices, and gc&iautee a per'ect fit anti n*ti'faction. Wa aha *lno for WARD S CELEBRATED SHIRTS and take measures for ih* name. Our fcPKiNG HATS are ou the way, and we lespectfully invite an inspection ot our Goods. J. C. HARRIS & SON, Mtsb Hr.o.u) sr :rET ioi.CMrrs n* THE REGISTER AM) STANDARD, TALBOTTON, TALBOT COI'NTY. GEORGIA. JILT It), 1881. REGISTER AND STANDARD. a _ Q. I). GORMAN, liDiTOE. 1 B. GORMAN, Ooß*sposM*oEim . Tolbotton, Ga.. TUESDAY ICE? 19, IASI- Official Orp of Talbot Comity. maesssm THE tfil'RY LEW. The inttrtHt law of 1876, blowing twelve per cent by coo tract, wbi’e ©on ■iervative in its effect*, did not materially betieit the people until the coi>*titution of 1877 wont into e/fcct in the year fol lowing. Practically in 1870 the people ■ bngnn to reap benefits of the better erod it which the constitution authorized Before the close of 1879, and when credit wan secured under the waiverof the hoiue steid a lowed in the constitution, what U j known as the Awtry law, restricting the ! legal use of money to 8 per cent. wa passed, thus virtually undoing all that had been accomplished previously. Not less th ii one hundred and fifty farmer*4f Talbot county borrowed mon ey in 1879. under the operations of the 12 per ceut low, and the record* of ou* courts fail to h’jow ps irmay hh five still* brought upon the ti'aafcaetiuns of that y*ar for money loaned. The Awlry bill virtually killed credit for the farmers, who have no commercial collaterals to of fer hk security tor their debts. Under the Awtry law, on all claim* where the rate of in*crest ih greater than 7 per cent, it is necessity in Buipg upon them to have it affirmatively appear by proof that no gr.uter rut© of interest than that claimed in Hie instrument has been charg ed. This virtually places the claim upon the game biv-is us an ©pen account, making it objectionable on this ground, as well as lor its other credit-killing feat ures. It would bo better to reinstate the 12 per cent, law and allow parties to waive the homestead, than to vitiate the credit of the farmers of the state, who are now paying for nil good* bought ou time a lurger percent, than any legitimate busi cegb iu the world will bear. The fir mer must have relit*!. The laws shonUl eoniititnle his real e*taL n collateral for money loaned, and lit should bo protec ted in the exercise of tho right lo nse it in that way if he so desire*. The best credit of n country is established by stringent collection laws. No chins of people pay their debts more willingly than the farmers. While the creditor (. lane should be protected, it should not be allowed lo oppress borrowers by exorb itant rates of iu erest. The later in turn, while receiving the beneficent * of a liberal ioteret law, should know tb it their obligations must bo met promptly, the same being collectable by summary process. The necessities of the j oople call lor a repeal of the Awtty law, which has brought more hard*hip on the people since it went into operation than all the other financial agencies combined with which tho larmer !ihs*o deal. TUB LKUISLAI tHK. BtLI M INTRODUCED. liy Mr Storey, of Mirum.a bill to change the tumm of holdit g the Hiipu rior Court** of Marion oouuty froui the total to the fMirth Moudi.ye iu April tui 1 Octolu r. By Mr Ksb’H, of Flnll. to apportion KeprCHeuffttivu* among the aeveral conn tiifh of the St:it*s according to the F and ral census of 1880. [One hundred and hcv enty-flvj in all; the six comi'i h of Ful ton. Chatham, Richmond, Bib , Burke and Floyd to have three each, twenty six counti ‘.s to h vo twfl each, and tho re main.lor one each ] By Mr Ford ion, of Wilkfuaon, tr amend section 3583 of the code. Also, to require ull railroad companies to pro vide shelter for JettßizM* at ail h atioax at which one bun bed tons or more arc received. Mr. Bugg*, a bill for changing the ap portionment oi representation in the General Ansmbly. Referred to a joint select committee. Mr. Guerry, a hiU to smbinit to tno qualified elector* of Oeoigia, at the nex. gu’ ** Aatorial election, the usury qnen tic n and for oilier purpose*. Referred to tl e flounce com mitt e. By Mr M ftm, of Talbot, a local bill to prohibit the iimmfaotme and sale of spirit uous or malt liquors iu l'albot county. A sub-c mimit te if the Sen to judi ciary committee, rounding of Messrs. Butt. Gu Try ami P.ir , are now engag ed in perfecting the and t.ils of a g ueril | registration bill. By Mr Mart HI, cf Talbot abi l ttfregu | late i uteres t in the Stut*. Mr. King A bill declaring persons who cannot read and write nuftt to be j Jeolio i muuiv;ers. Referred to the ju- I dicuiry co umittee. j Jiy Mr. Lcstar, of Jones, to incrcie , the salary of tlO Governor to #."* 000. Also, a bill to of t' e oodo iu reference to divorces. Allows ft divorce on the verdict of oue jury] By Senator Gorman, of Taloot a bill instructing jury commissioners to not placo the names ot exempts iu the jury j box. I The committee on local nnd special | oil Is reported back several bills of that character, with ft recommendation that ; they be referred to appropriate commit tees ot the House. No Good Preaching. No man enu do a good job of work i j reach ft good sermon, try a law suit 1 well, doctor u patient, or write a giod ar- I tide when be feels miserable ami dull, with sluggish brain and uusteady nerves, aud ume shtmid make the attempt iu such a condition when it c n be so easi - ly aud cheaply removed by a little Hop Bitters- AT.auy Tunes. At the receut contest in Macon to fill the seat made vacant by tue resignation ot Col Lane, Mr Famuel Jemison ws I elected over Lons, republican,bv a ban 1- * some majority. It is to be hoped this killed out the last rem <ins of the spoils . party in Bibb. I It is a f dish Mistake to confound a remedy of m'nt with ihe quack medi ines now so common. We have mad lVker*s Ginger Tan e with the h.ippi rt * r-'nl*s f>r Rheum i*!su and Dys;epaia I nnd when worn cut by overwork, and j know it to be a st riing health restrv.a tt.va Tunes. *dv. juhl2lin A XEW CAPITA 1,. A move wms made by the l ist session |of the Legislature for a n.w capital. | plana and specifications have been in i vi*od, and the whole thing looks lovely !on paj*ir. Indeed, it would be very ! agree b’e lo our pr.de a* a people to re*r a gr; at gi unite structure, of which not only we, but future generations, would fall proved. The people have, since the capital agitation sever .1 years ago. re and iz.d ihat money, and lots of it, would huve to come out of their pocke ts, b fore the question was HetUtd. We do not think the masses of Georgia would seri ously object to paving one million for a good capital, if they were Assured tic drain would stop at that figure. But, they hav * no such a -suraice, aud can have none iu this and y of jobbery and pub lic rxtr.iv.aga ce. We cannot say that we believe our people are in lavor of build i:ig anew -upitul. Tlu Opera House t%w ,at box, wh cli Is now used, to t the Hta'e t-bout and that is enough to do for sora* tine to come. If the Legislature can confi m itself to biennial seisiono, which it 's not at all lik'dy to do. there would be taken cut oi the “Capital 4 * argument ttie “swed" pait. at least. In the winter months it would not be so and fllcult to legi*lifc as iu the Mi aim or *euo i wiei the wisdons of the Soions is too mucii diluted to be prescrib ed to narrow limits of tim-?. But, seriously, we do not think the 3mte in rich enough to build anew c.tpi> o\ We had better tike the m l ion dol lara, or more, required for this purpose, and eduette the cniidreu of the B.ale. That is an investment which will piy in generations to come, lor, increased intel ligence of the xuavsea add* t> the wirultu of iii.tions, h.**seii* crime and elevales the geneial morals and material uUtus of a people. w;vicß\on .s >u:*aagk. It made several important recommen elutions to the Leglslatbie. Tie iccom mi n is n redaction of the tax for inspect log fertilizers to 2o cents per ton. lie a*k* for an appropriation for the pay ment of connxel for th : State in the Jute mlroad case**. The prop r transfer of the Nor.il And B>nf’i ruihoa l baa been made, tho pmcliois# raonev bnvmg been piid. Tie Governor confi lently expre s es the opinion that the lessee* o! the Ma con and BiUf-swick railroad will carry oit the.r Contract aud even build other r >ad*. H i recommends a represent tion of Georgia at tho Yoiktown centennial, and comm nds to the favorable coiisi l r ation of ih ? Logi*luture the pr posed In Exposition at Atlanta. The Governor believe* that the sum* of mon cy deposited by the SUte in the lhnk of Koine ?inu tlie Citizen’s Bank of Atlanta will all be rt-coverod. ll* submits a plan tor the proposed Htute enpitol sent from Austin, Texn* and Fays that oth* r plans are expected iu response to an official advertisement lor plans. Tim message was ordered t>* be printed, and its several parts to be referred to appropriate com mCteeer. - ♦- -♦ (UL, ATRUY-H IflsTOlir UK GKOR OI%. Tho unbli-her* of Col Averv's Histor}’ of Georgia from 1850 to 1881 are the strong firm of Brown A Derby, ‘2l Park Place, New Yoik. This firm his die re commendation of the Appleton* nim Scribners and an* sole agents hr the itn mense American New* Cornpany‘s pub lic. ti*'iis. Bo.h have resided in Georgia. In its typographical execution this will be the handsomest (J *orgl* book ever published. It will contain filly<s0> steel portraits of the dhtingmshed Georgian* of thirty yea**, statesmen, journalists, writers and railroad a splendid map of Georgia, w ith the new cen.us. It will given list of the Georgia , Generals, regimental officers and Cap tains in tho Confederate service. It will have chapters on G- orgia journalism, literature and railroads. The book will contain 000 page* and will be sold ou the subscription plan, like Mr Davis* work. It will afford a chance to make money canvassing. A guts will bo put all over the.* State, and those desiring to canvass should apply t<* 11 own A Derby, j 21 Park Place, New York. The book will bo roa ly tor delivery iu two months. —Chronicle ntrd Coflvtitntir nalist. Letters of Administration 3EOUGIA— -Talbjt County: John W Wilson applies to me for *©t- U>rs ol adminiaimtiou, de bonis non, with the will *"n xd. of J ones D Wilson, late of said ©flinty. dt*cen*d: These nra therefore, to cite and admon ish all snd sintu ar tie kindred and crcdt- [ tors of salt deceased 10 n*ke known their < objcctioi.a, it any, by the l*t Moi day in ! August next. Givtn under my official *ignature, this fhc 28th day ot June, 1881 niCUAUD H. LEONARD, june2B4w Oidinsrr. Administrator’s Sale Will be sold before the Otirt H'u*e door in Talbotton. on the first Tuesday in Angnst nex*, for cash, one share of the capital stock of tl© South Western Rail road ('omiatny, the sale \o indu ] © tli* stock dividend of $32.00 declared by said Companv. Sold at the propeity ot the estate of Isaac Cheney, and cea*-ed. under no order from the court of Ordinary of Tal bot oounty for diMribntion. JOSEPtf ALLEN, Administrator. July 1. 1881. Letters of Dismission- GEORGIA—TaIbot County: Wherena, William M I<ora. Adramistra tor of Nathan H Isom, deera*cd. repre *■ nt* to ihe Court in his petition, duly filed and ©nttrei on record, *lx.it he bat* fully administered th© estate ot said de ceased. Thia is therefor© to rite ail |>er j son* concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any thy can, '•hv said ! Administrator should not l>t discharged I tro*u his administration, and receive let— | ter* ot dismission, ou the first M md.iy in August next. I Giv *n under ray official signature this fh© 3d day o May. 1881. RICHARD li. LEONARD, may 3 3m Ordinary. . Letters of Administration- GEORGIA— TaIbot County: William Dugas Trammell applies to me tor letters ot Administration on the estate ot Jess© Mullins, lute ol said couuty, de ceased. These are therefore to cite and admon ish all and singular th© kindred aud credi tors ol said dec©, sed to make known their objections, it any, by the Lt Monday iu l August nexC (iiven under my official signature, this the ‘2Bm day of June, 1881. RICHARD H LEONARD. jun©2S4w Ordinary. RANKIN HOUSE. JOHNSCHERF. Proprietor FRANK GOLDEN, Clerk. Entirely New m all its APARTMENTS, and strictly FIRST-CLASS. mo ur col t wrrs.G A IS JONES & CO. COLUMBUS, GA. Propose to place on Bargain Counter the most notable bargains of th© season. Ain g them LACE BUNTINGS at 10c PER YARD. We have opened some choice styles of Printed Muslins. LONDON CORDS AT C 1-4 CENT3. Calicos 4 1-2, 5 and 6c. Colored Lawns sc. Attractions in Lace anJ Lawn Ties, Collars, Cuflo, etc. HOSIERY. Our claim to keeping tlie Groeat and chuipit lot of Hosiery U conceded by all. Come and nee oar Embroider? t B a l- Lodieis- Size* at 2Tc. Jlenutilnl asKortment Children's Hone ■ *oc, 75c, $1 nd 11.50 per pair. Percales and Momies. We will open dining the week desirable styles in the above wash goods that r r© in great demand ut present. HILKS W ‘ have just placed lasgc order* for a new stock of Bl,ck S.lks. aud will sell the remaining short ends at astounding reduction*. J. S. JONES & CO. Coiumbu*. Ga., mar 9 b 1 -mny24 TALBOTTBN Club Rooms. JACOBS <£ HUFF. PItOPK IETOIUS • Imported and Domestic Wines, Brandies. Cham paigns. Whiskiesand Cigars. FINE WHISKEYS A SPECIALTY! Handsome POOL and BIL LIARD TABLES. *#*• BA RISK R SHOP in t nr o< lUr. THORN ION HOUSE BASEMEN i . l.ui Uhl stop At the Old Shoe Store. See Our French Button Kid Boot 1 A THING OF BEAU rY, Look at the full line of Ziegler 4 ** fine work for Ladi** t Mias-n and children. Observe the system of widths and meas urements. Five grades to each six*, en abling ua to fit ulmost every sh .pe of foot Notice our Butt n Fastening Machine in eon smut operation. and our arrange , nieuta for supplying heel plates, stifLn nerSf extra tassels, gi’t buttons, Ac. Bee also ur line ot Newport*. Han .la * and Slipper*. a)i the e*ta’l H ied favorite* and desirable novelti h. Din t overlook our i common eeuse line, bread siled, easy j wearing shoe, .m id uni afyliati pools If rstho 1 children, and the celebrated ! .solar-tip shoes f.>r the little folks. Ex. amine our assortment f*r men s weir, l'umps Low Ti's. Bu ton and Laced Ox fords, and a full line ot ll au.r Goods Ask 1 r any s'vie shoe yti tiny want, lor anything >ou may need n tie- way of Leather and Findings, and don't buy j unless you are suited. WELLS & CURTIS, maj3 a or a COLUMBUS, OA. Colllnsworth Institute. —fur Boys and Younsr Men! j Re-onened and re-organized will re -1 sumo exorcise* at the Old Campus, Jan ! !8;b. 1881. Boani, Tui ion. Washing . and Ino dentals fir* per month, if eon ! iracted f*r the Term, and pud mouthly : iu adva ce Tuition per month f'2. $3 a’d £4. ; janll bl J. iin T. McLaughlin. JOHN W HALL, Attorney at Law j AND I REAL ESTATE AGENT. TALUOXTON, GEORGIA. [ april I*3 hi WATCH. CLOCK, and JEW ELRY REPAIRING. The uudersisrned Las located in the j stole room formerly occupied by f A ! Foster, where he is prepared t> do all | kind of repairing in tlie JE A ELKY line, TCharges reasonable and work warranted to give satietiction. A full line of Spectacles aud nos. gl ss s kept c\nst iißy in stock. lilnstr. ted catalogues contuuieg i’| the Utes; styl.s in Jew. 1 v an i Siiv r*are o i . hand iiu 2co furnish the saa.e at lovest i prices on short notic . Have secured a fi e-proof safe for Iht ■ protection of ill valuables placed in u i hands for repairs. No Bi liarJ Saloon 'itched to my ' basin J il MAT7ND. 1 ma> 31 m , W IAN (SCO., Macon, (ia. OFEESt INDCCEMF.NTS IN THEIR VARI OUS lines of bosiness nnsurpass dby any retail eub:isbm nt in the State. Psrtiealar atention paid to orders from ont-ef-town buyers. Send for samples of anything yoa may uesire. Prompt at tention. Dry Goods, Dress Making, Clothing, Millinery, Boots, Parasols, Shoes, Fans, HATS, CARPETS and RUGS. Come to gee ub when visiting Macon, may 22a THE OLDEST DRY GOODS HOUSE IN GEORGIA, I. KYLE t CO., COLUMBUS, GA. WE BUY AND SELL FOR CASH. juISTEN TO THE VOICE OF OCR i LO W PRICES: BteacU<*J domestics, tic lo 12 cenU, Lioodon cords, 7 c nla, Nainaooliß. 7e to 10 cent*. IV Idle Victoria Lawn. 8 eenta. Black banting. 12 1-2 a-nta. Black all wool Banting. 20 cent-. Hamburg Edgings ,'ue cent to two dollars per yard. These ore oar own impor'ation. and cheaper tb:in any one else dar,- ell them, j Tahiti Damask. We cirry nn i nmeuse stock, price 25c to $ 1 75 per yard. Gents Furnishing Goods. Iho la fen? collars, the n**wv st necK wear, the b-*sr. fitting shirt, the nobbi -st Hat, < ran alway* b * found with us, WE in ke ! sQits to order and gunnu'e 1 a f erfect fit ! Dress Goods Department. SILKS and SATINS ANY COLOR, Safin* DeLyons, Bro. ade*. Tnirniing*, Velvet s Ornaments, Ta-sels. We carry a stock of 2f’o piic s Dre*s and Trimming Bilk, priced 65 ceuta aud upward*. 200 nieces floor matting to be *o!d by j •he piece, at auction price?. Cbe.iptr j than ever offered here before. Shoes and Hat Department- j complete with n*?w Myles. Laec* Curtains 18c to 7.7 c per yard, bed wets, quite new, Lace Lmibrequins, Lace (’olla r a, extra stylish, Lace hand erdiiefs t <e latest. With buyers constantly in the market we guarantee to sell first quality goods cheaper than tmj in thin section. ! WHERE to find these, nt J. KYLE & CO'S., Cheap Cash Store, Coiumbu*, Ga. Pirtiiswho desire to order samples i and further information cheerfi lly fur nished. april 5 a BOOTS, SKIES, AND— jEE "X* SI ! COLCMBPS, - GEORGIA j J. Marion Estes & Son. i WHEN yon come to Colombo*, don't j j f ail to look over our new stock of Boots. , | Shoes ami Hat*. It will pay you to do |so \V© have used great cue in select-j j ing our entire took fr this sprint, and tfctd confident thut style* aud pi ices : will p’ease. Wear** daily receiving the j Lrgeat stock of Piuin and Fancy KLIPPEIIK I * | Ever brought to this city in en lies* va-! '■ nety and elegant alyles. Put your oiind at n'st about prices, as we are determined j to sell toode cheaper thm ever. Our repu afiou tor FINE SHOES 1 will be JP'TLY sustained, ani we con j tinue to keep none but the BEST Hand Work, lie sure to see our LOW CUT SHOES. We have just opened up a handsome l j lot of stylish Hats, •ill new. no old stock, but fresh, beauti ful g'XMD. We guarantee prices lower than you cun buy of any other house iu this city. } Orders bv mail shall have prompt at tention. Send aecurite description oi shoes dvsi’ed. J. MARION ESTES A SON. mar29tf c Columbus, G^orgi.t. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR THOSE DESIRING To Purchase HEAL ESTAIE. The fo’lowing desirable property in | Talbotton is offered for sa e. Six dwelling houses, One store house. Fifteen unimproved residence lots. Eight sTore bou*e lots. Those d-s ring purchase property iu the grow ng town o! f.db t:on would do well to Call upon t' e u’.dtrsigned, who will sell at low pneas aud on easy t rrns. J T MARTIN. Real Estate Agent, * Ta’b Ga . May Sis*. 18S1. tf J\ A.. VVAJLsZSLJEZEi, -DEALER IN- Wagons & Buggies, THE BEST ssoßuggy ever sold South. HAIINg bought ont the Wagon and Buggy Department of W.tt & IFalker r will continue ihe business at the same stand, and ask a sharj of the mu * pairoti-igo. lam Ageut f„r the OM Hiekory Wagon ard llilburn F..nu \Vacn„i 0 th > best in the market, and will keep at all t ines a goad stock of Wagons vehicle I’"' 1 ’"' ,|“ a ery “ D ' : Han,esi *' 1 W'U sell for small pnfl's, and guarantee ere^ J 11t12812,n J- A. WALKER, Columbus, Ga. jhalybeate Springs, to* THIS NOTED GEORGIA WATERING PLACE, SITUATED IN Meriwether county, I.COO feet above sett level is now open to receive guests. The medicinal properties of the Waters are well known. The surrounding raouniaiu scenery is grand, the air pure aud delightful, and so cool at night that blankets are desirable the entire summer. Ten pin alley and billiard tables on ihe grounds; and pluDge, shower and tub baths—hot and cold—-free to the guests, I he large ballroom is detached from the hotel and cabins, so that those not participating in the and nee are not disturbed bv it. Professor II \V Card’s tine orchestra is engaged for tho season. Wo offer lo those in search of pleasure or recreation everything necessary to complete physical enjoyment, and to the invalid the eomf rts of horn**. RA 1 E.S OF BOARD: Per day, $2.00; per week, $10,00; two weeks, $18.00; three w, eks. $'24.00; four weeks, $30.00. THOMPSON & CHENEY, mn .' 24t f 1 * i-o p i'i e t oi's. GORDON’S New York Store. I Columbus, Ga. HAVING DECIDED TO REDUCE OUII STOCK OF fc, |Corsets, Hosiery and GlovesJ JBfCre ruldlog our Spring am! Summer Stock, we < ffer 1,000 Corsets in f entiles' Yvunety. embiueing nil t e (sipulnr steles, nt nuont cost. ■a 1.000 V’uirs of Ladies' and Mise.' Plain snd Fmcy Hosiery, on account of! Ssizes onO of slight itu| ertoctioue, mil be c osed out nt ba!f price. j ! j Take Notice OU THE Igrand clearing out sale £of many popular brands and low price KID GI/tVEft. They must be sold at -2 once On and after this dte we will only buy **T e Harris Seamless** and “The SG-idcm“ Kid Glove, which w 11 be sold at the regular price* and under a guaran-i I" THE NEW YORK STORE- C. GrOUiDONT. mar29 82 &84 Broad St„ Columbus, Ga. I SCHOFIELDS IRON WORKS, MACON, GEORGIA. MANUFACTURE PORTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES, FOR GINNING, THRESHING AND GRINDING. HEAVY STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES. STEAM BOILERS, and SAW MILLS a Specialty. SMeld’s Celebrated Patent Power Cotton Press, To be rail by Hand, Hors?, Water or Seam P w.-r Over 20,000 in u* throughout tne Cotron Growing Slates. General Repair Work Promptly At'ende l to. For Particular* au! Prices, adJresa julvi-Jtf J. s. SCHOFIELD, Proprietor. WHITE CLIFF MINERAL SPRINGS, MONROE CO.. EAST TENN. This Cel-brat ad Summer Resort is sit uated on the top of Cbilhowoe mountain, bixteen miles snutbenat of Athens a point > n the E. T , Vi. and Ga. RR. The ho tl and springs are at an elevation tf 3 OJ Let above the sea level (being above dew point]. The scen#ry is unsur passed, fhe hotel will be open for the reception of guests first of Jane. Visitors can obta n round trip tickets via Athens, Tenn. Daily line of st.ig-g and daily mail. Telegraph line to Springs via Ath ens. Office in hotel. For further infor mation and pamphlets, addr**>s | June? ‘2ui J H MAGlLL,Proprietor. CENTRAL HOTEL,. Broad Street, - - Columbus, Ga. First-class in ail its appointments. ; Office and Dining Room on fir*t floor. ELECTRIC BELLS IN EVERY BOOM ! Rates Reasonable; Tables iornished with best the markets aflord. This Hotel is centrally located, with the best accommo dations in the eitv. J W. RYAN, Promietor. HAMS Breikfast Bacon and Shoulders—very fi ;e—just re reived at ole Bits . | Columbus. 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