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REGISTER AND STANDARD, rmisi) ivui tobmi imiim Office In Register a®i Stidwd Building, TERMS, $1 00 ti* Annum. Av*insia Rates RtiAaoxAHuH-- Qfiiicial Organ of Talbot County. Large Circulation. J. B- GORMAN, Propr BUSSEY. HUMBER < WOOLDRIDGE, WAREIJCjTJSE AND Commission J Merchants, Webster Warehouse. COLUMBUS, CA. -■ o—- Authorized Afiints for the Storage of the CotiO.iqpf t4fi,C3 ANCiji. F jt, FAIIM- R'S UNION. * i •* * ” Geoer it Apcnts PejjdliXox’s Old Standard Guano and Wwapliato. St. Gr,ORK aad Standard Fertilizers, John M Acid Phosphate far CompoMiiig, Cotton Stored at 25 Cents. Cotton Sold at 25 cents per bale. Liiehal Advances made on Cotton in Store. i u b' l We keep bugling /and tea ancfneorpia r,iserf rns* pron* soeil oats constantly on sale. Chalybeate Springs. jot THIS NOTED GEORGIA WATERING PLACE, SITUATED IN Meriwether county, 1.600 feet above sea level is now open to receive quests. The medicinal properties of the waters are well known. i lie surrounding mountain scenery is gram!, the air pure aud delightful, and so cool at night that blankets are desirable the entire summer. Ten pin alley and billiard tables on the grounds; and plunge; shower and tnb baths—hot and cold—free to the guests. The large ballroom is detached from the hotel and cabins, so tuai those not participating in the dance are not disturbed by it. Professor II W Card's fine orchestra is engaged for the season. \\ e offer to those in search of pleasure or recreation everything necessary to complete physical enjoyment, and to the invalid the comf i s of home. HATES OF BOAliD: Per day, 8-LUU; per week, $10.00; two weeks, $18.00; three weeks, $24.00; four weeks, $30.00. THOMPSON & ALLEN, uiay24tf Proprietors, DRUG STORE! I have for ale, at RETAIL, and WHOLESALE all kinds of Mtdieincs that have leprlati'-n for relief of man and beast. Castor a 'tweet Oils, Lauda uiiiH, Paregoric. Turpentine, end Fluvomg Extracts bv the ,'of*. ;ffue Olive Oil, for table use—Teething Powders, 2. cents per pozeu--- So;l c- o ’ the keg; Gilbert's Liver Pills, 2.*, cents oer box—Condensed Milk bestbr nd'. Fresh Turnip Sved.ftll kinds—T-rk.sb Bnth Towels and 1 lesh Brushes, Toilet S nips, Tooth Brush s aud Peiiuuies a variety line Braudias aud IN mes for raed cu il us . ,rv A Ni.jbt B II will be found at the door. ocl2bl DR. J N GILBERT. 148 Broad St, Columbus, Ga Mix & Kirthuid. No. 3 COTTON AVENUE aud 60 THIRD STREET. MACON, - ■ Georgia DEALER IN Boots, Skoes and Hats. txte HAVE now In store one of tiie best stocaa we have ever offered, and VV prtc s which cannot fail to give satisfcietion. It comprises Gents "•““J”. 1 ' dies Roots aud .Sh ies, ot thebest aak s; the celebrated Philadelphia Youths and Chit ,Irens' s .oes-siipsrior to ail oth is; f aid omens' heavy kip Boots aud Shoes Mi flue, everything to suit the wants ot t!i" purchaser. We have, also, at J rUi-:l •- I reel . <•<) •'“r of 11 A. * We invite attention <f Shoemakers to our stm k ol UN DINGS S, nd Us y.u •rdeni—wo will execute them with as mu. h satisfaution as thoimh bouglit i" l'ersou >1 i X At lii.ll* t LAN D. SOIBO If M.-wo-G NEW YORK STORE, (JONES’ OLD CORNER.) COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. 4 splendid new tine of dress goods, iu great variety quality and price—just re- A. oetved and are offered the people of Talbot and udj icent couuties at temptuig (irices. DRY GOODS, HOTfONS, FOR SALE CH EAP CALL A v 1* SEE ME BEFORE BI'VINO. LOUIS BANNER, nn29 b 1 Jones’ Old Corner Columbus, Ga TTMir - GUNBY’S BUILDING, ST. CLAIR St. Columbus, Oa. DEALER IN Carriages ! I biggies Harness, yftta| HA Saddles, Collars, Buggy Um brellas, Harness Leather, Etc. Fhiladel p h ia Wagons; Stude’ baker Wagons- Courtland Plat form Spring Wagons; Ten- YEVaajLgi- - . nessee Wagons. Agent ftjy James II Hill Ado I*., 1 *~ celebrated {.arid made Cor cord Har ' sapiw-Wuoi C 'liar a, *p6 YOL 5. TAXBOTTOxYTALBOT COUNTY, GA., TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 6.1880 Columbus Female College ! COLUMBUS, A. yjjg&t a, A— ■ ' •y.i. V.' * ■'i&iAk %Ttdbt%r I . .“ Jsma ;■ . 1 .. IT' *" i\l . USSt G R. GLENN, A- M., President- Pof A P MOoTY, A M., Natural Science ad Matlie Duties. - to. A C FLEWELLLN, Hiatory and Criticism. Mrs M R CAMPBELL, Physiology and Mental 1 hilosophy Miss BESSIE WADDELL, Calisthenics and Akot Piim‘y Department. Mrs L IcKAT. Ait Departif^iut. Miss A L GLF N, Home Department. Pr t .1 HAUIUK OH APPEL, A M. Latiu and l\lle Lett res. Mr A C LEWrLLEY, Lady Principle Mrs A'"Nil B O...LEMAN, P muauslii *, E- giish ,nd Mathematics. Prof HERM vNN H ’ERLI f Director Lc ho-il Music, Or an and Piano. Madame PERLET, V x*.a Musio ..nd Freuvii*. {French la spoktn.) ALss M THOMAS. P ano. Located r healthiest iHy in tfc'i South A home school with home comforts Only two girls ii; a vftoiu. Rooms elegantly *t. ished. bath room >. &■ . The host stw cml and reli. 3 'ious assoc ations. The liuest Lilerary, Music >nd Art advantagas. Our Music School has no qual h' the South. KXLMOiNSFzS. . Board, washing, lights, fuel .ml mil literary tuition $2:13 5() with Instrumental or Yocai Music a. and use of Piano 301 00 Next session bi’gins September Hth, For particular* addrers the Pro dent. jtdyi?o DIXIE ROR KS. MACON, GA ' O BARTRAM, HENDRIX & CO, PROPRIETORS- M ANUFACTURES of the bst SasU, Doors and Blinds made in the State uuih 11 other house building mat- iai such as Windcn. and Door frames. Moulding Sunrs liiillusters Newels.Srroil-sawed and Turned work. Send lor orice list. aplS hi •DON T YOU FORGET IT. I OFFER UNUSAL INDUCEMENTS -IN Groceries and Provisions TO CASH BUYERS. CORN, FLOUR, HAY, OATS, BRAN, NEW CROP GERMAN MILLET SEED I havo a few tons Old Relible CHESAPEAKE GUANO J- H. HAMILffTOIXT, The Up-Town Grocer. jatt 6jl—mar22 COLUMIIUS, GHOBGIL .rwm’lCH CM - MNHKL WITTICH & KINSEL, Watchmakers and Jewelers, Cor. Broad & Randolph St., Columbus, Georgia. -Dealer* In— WATCHES, CLOCKS & JEWELRY* Diamonds, Rings, Spectacles, Silver Ware, Silver- Plated Ware, Fancy Articles, See. Watches, Cloekajand Jewelry REPAIRED to give satsfuction, and war ranted . Engraving done to order. Hn.r Jeweirie mad* to order. Diamonds reset to suit the prftsent style. j 7 A. WALffHLBR, -DEALER IV— Wagons & Buggies. THE BEST SSO Buggy ever sold South. HAVENKt boaffLt oirt tVf Wago l<l Bu yy Department (A Watt J iFalker, I wiH cafitiuae* ib< iiosinesfl at s'aroe *taad, and ftsk \ share tif the public, pafronage. I uui Age forth Old Hickory Wtgon ard Milburn Fnrm i he b<;Ht ia f -T< mark t .* and will k>*p "t dl time* u gotxl sto< kof Wagon*, Buggies. Phnetone, Tird Q .z.e*n. I U tel! tor unnll pndPs, and guarantee every vehicle -id jnt J A WALKER, Columbus, Ga. ! A Liberal Reward will be j y Given- To the writer for the press who , never said (hut his contribution was ! dashed off. To the young man who doesn't think the girls are all dying after him. z To the young women who wouldn't eboose au ice cream to a suDstantial moal. To the women over thirty who never had au offer. To the young lady graduate who would not rather have a white satin dress than high honors at the grad uation exercises. To the married man who never considered the possibilities of a sec oud marriage. To the married woman who and ies not sometimes wonder how she ever cotue to say ‘‘y >s.“ To the clergyman who doesn't leel just a little proud of die tears he eawls up at a funeral, Tu the car conductor wuo does not take peculiar plea:.ure in heipiug the ladies off his oar. To the mr.u who ever exchanged uinberlas and went with a worse one timu he left behind. To ihe email boy who never whsi tied. To the doctor who has had the hardihood to tell a wealthy patient that nothing ails him. To the boy of 18 who does not know more than his parents. To the amateur farmer who never drew the long bow when dilating 11 pop his ugi iculturral achievements. To the widow wfco does not like to have her mourning becoming. To the school teacher wuo can ti-lk without seeming to watch every word she utters. To the politician who never sought the place that seemed to seek him. Lucifers by the Million. Oi-tuwa Free IVess, Mr. E iward Piiiiee, splint-manu facturer of Horseshoe Hay, Buck, inghuin township, is authority for the statement that there are twen ty two match manufactories in the United States and Canada, and that the daily production—and con sequently daily consumption—is about twenty-five thousand gross per day. It may seem a queer statement to tuxlte that one hun dred thousand hours of eacli suc cessive day are spent by the people of the two countries in striking light, but such is undoubtedly the case. Iu each gross of matches manufactured there are 144 boxes, so that tho 25,000 gross produces 3,000,000 boxes. Each box, at least, those made in tho states, nltero a duty of one cent upon ev ery box is bvied—contaius 100 matches, so that tho number of mulches produced and used daily amounts to 360,000,000. Count, ing that it takes a second te light each tuutch —aud it is questionable whether it can be dono in less time than that, while some men occupy several minutes sometimes in try ing to strike a light, parthnlarly when boozy—to light tho 360,000,- 000 would take just that utunber of seconds. This gives 6,000,000 minutes, or 100,000 hoars. Iu days of 24 hours each it figures up to 4,166 2-3, and gives eleven years and five months, with a couple of days extra, as the time occupied during every 24 hours by the peo ple of North America, not figur ing on tho Mexicans—in striking matches. Figuring a little fur ther, It gives 4,150 years' lime in each year. 7he fact play seem nmazing, but it is undoubtedly quite correct. An Incident- The death of Mrs Millard Fill more serves to recall a singular in cident connected with her two hus bands. In 1847, while she was the wife of Hon Ezekiel Mclntosh, of Albany, Mr Fillmore was a candi date for the position of State comp troller of New York, Some per son who desired to defeat his elec tion, raised about $20,000 for the purpose and placed it in a bank in his own name, and not to make tho matter public. He did as desired but before the fund could be drawn ot/t to use for election purposes the ; treasurer fell sick and died. Mr Fillmore was elected comptroller and many years afterward married M;r Mclntosh, atrd received as part of the dowry, the money that had been raised to defeat big election. The ex-Preaident used to enjoy telling the story, and often remark ed that ’'the money was placed where it would do the most good" to him. All Sorts- PitjiW belting ia used with sneer's; in them lohiaery fall of au e.viiibitatio i now open lit Japan. It is stated that beltiti!; ma le of paper hns tasted and found to be oven stronger th.-.u 'that nude of loa'tlier. Mr Postmaster- General J into; has, up to the present time, sttyed by rjiseoutin uiug boat aud star muilcontraets, $1,381, 4P>- /Thirty years ago it cost Massa chusetts 84 81 to educateoxch child; now it coats sl3-65. It was his first appatreuea at church, ftud, in order that ho might sit perfectly still and keep his little chatter between his teet he was told that a lit-, and : would bite him if he didn't keep silent. This tittle fellow cist several glances up aud down tbtasile, and at last, just at tho most interesting part of the sermon, startled the congregation by piping out, "Mamma, when is tho dog?" Model wives formerly tor k“ . stiich in time!*' now, with the aid of u sewing machine, they take one in no time. Don't judge a mnu's chumoter by the umbrella he carries. It may not bo bis. Ihe Yorktown Centeuial celebration will begin Obtober 13. A full programme has hem arranged. Mr T H Wliitely, of Rome, lost, bis infant twin daughters a few days ago. They were taken sick, one just twelve hours before the other, anil otto died just twelve hours before tho other. Both were btffied in one grave. There nr • 15,000 brass Lauds in the United Stater, y Vanderbilt's income from govern ment bonds is 82,700 a day. The national board of health has been advised of the develop ment of a case of yellow fever ut Key West, The London steamboats that run on the Tunnies draw only two leoi of water and hold but 100 per sons. Gen D if Hill, who was Otto of Lee’s division commanders, is now president of the Arkansas universi ty. The school lias 440 students, aud Gen Hill rn-'kes a popular exec utive. Although Franco has the general reputation of being a very immoral country,yet a marriage under tho French laws cannot bo annulled, Switzerland, on the contrary, is credited with all the virtues, aud yet in that country, as well as in Belgium, divorces are permitted by mutual consent. The official majority in North Carolina against prohibition is one hundred and sixteen thousand one hundred and fif y-six. It is reported that Jay Gould controls 52,000 miles of railroad, or over half the mileage of the United States, Whether this be true or not, he undoubtedly owns more miles than any other tnau iu tho world. The blue and tho gray will bo well mixed at the rmim m of the army of tho Cumberland, at Chatta nooga next month. Among the expected participants are Gens, Grants, Sheridan, Roseciwns, John son, Qordon, Wheeler, Colquitt. Hampton aDd Sherman, Eighty-Nind Miles- This is said to bo the length of the new railroad now being built be tween Atlanta and Micon. Tills laid wi h steel rails already pur chased will give a track sadly run over by modern engines in three hours. This, wo understand, is the con .emplated schedule and it may posrlb'y be reduced -o loss time. It >s slid iho President and Mrs Garfield will refuse the sum raised for the latter. What a rebuke to Grant if they should. Bui, it will be entirely thrown aw y ou him. About the only effect it wili have on him will be to cause him to say, “what a fool G-rfield is.“ The fund amount at present to $155,000. We hope fo the honor of the Pres ident as well as of the min it will be declined. There is a growing feeling in this country that money is tno equivalent of everything, nd that the tenderest and noblest of human emotions and feelings can bo measured by it. This is au ex tremely gros and sordid view, h i there ate many people who enter tain it, and they should be enlight ened. • ♦- -♦ G.iiteau the other day attracted the attention of bi guard in some way and when he went into the cell to investigate matters rushed upon him and attempted to cut his throat with a knife he had in some way got possession ot. The gourd was reinforced and the prisoner disarmed. It is not known what object the pitson.-r hid in this at tempted assassination, but one theory is that he had heard that the Piesvi lont was worse,and think ing he might die he thought to thus confirm his alleged Insanity. W, W. COLLIN^ Manufacturer of CARRIES, BUGGIES l WAGONS 7<) , “42 T -1 Second street. MACON, - - - GEORCIA +o+ - IN STOCK AND FOR SALE LOW Carriages, Blisetons, Cabriolettes, Rockaways,- Ladies and Pony Phaetons, Top and No-top Piano Box and Coal Box Buagies- Webster Wagons, ivulburn Wagons, Stnderbaker Wagons, One-Horse Wagons, Harness, Baby Gabs, etc., et& GALL AND BE CONVINCED. I handle more goods iu my line than any other hoasejiu the Slate* oi Georgia, Florida, or Alabama. My facilities are such that we d,ty competition. I will treat, yon right. nov2s b 1 W W COLLINS, Macon,Gd A INFECT STRENGTHENED A SW^^WER IRON BITTI']RB are highly recommended for all diseases requiring a certain and efficient tonic; especially Indigent ion, lhjmepnia, Intermittent Fevers, Want of Appetite, Loss of SlrenglLLack of Energy,etc. Enriches the blood, strengthens the muscles,and gives new life to the nerves. They act like a charm on the digestive organs, removing all dyspeptic symptoms, such as Tasting the Food, Belching, I£eat in the Stomach,Heartburn,etc. The only Iron Preparation that will not blacken the teeth or give headache. Sold bv all druggists. Write for the A B CBook 132 pp. of useful and amusing read mg)— sent free. BROWN CHEMICAL CO., Baltimore, M(l. 800 that all Iron Bittern aro inado by Brown ChemICALOo. and have crouned red lino# <*n wrapper. HE WARE OF IMITATIONS. BITTERS 3 b i ■ —; U„.L- rjJ! . .-Li'”— L .UT— ■lL".'™ Sj 1 Tt 1 Wi TWENTY BEAUTIFUL STOPS, miwiii-w: AS FOI-I.OWS: Wlt'i fMTIVF i MELODIA. OlcstePorte, l* KemulopUon. 16. Vov lliiiimumil. 1 I>inpit <on Forte. 7. COl I'LFK. 12. Vloln. 17 Dulclnua. COCrLEK, t IMAI’AHON. S. Dnlrfj. Id. A EOI,I\E. u I'lnft. GK VNDOIffi.A 1. C'cli-Hlinn. •/. CELESTE. M Bourdon. P.< Or'dOwfr.KnerSion v/ ..- SI B HASS. H . Echo. is. CLARIONET.-U Kiglii Kuw SwelL ' ox 111 MAN A TJim most, remarkable organ ever uuwl\ \V> ('hnllrngc ihe World t< rqiinl it. mmrn SV* wi.l (mix amt dHiver this organ on board cars how, with handsome stool, liiMtnio- ila rn : ;on JbHtk, and Muste. for only * ;i!! unit s Jeet, or send yonv order, and we will ship at once, for lifteen days’ tUI IK m trial. Guaranteed for nlx yean, W w InordPiiug. nend-thr certltlCAt©of your banker some rosponsttih' lmsines* fhtf qrffan will be nmniptly paid for or returned to um. Freight, will l*v lyiil |iy um Ikhli, mi iMi'.'Ry>way, iniMiitiMLu'tory. ' You lake no respoiiHibilir j till yon ren lvj e Xd days' t "ini in your own home. Seud in your order nt owe. MdfcnC by ImMitfeMnurtiUHlfis,' FxpreMM (pre|uihlj, or bv Draft oil New-York. .Money refunded mid freight chargeM pnid istlx ways if in any way niisatlHfartory. If you do not order at once, In-sure to get our Uhitratil eutulogue. 11 eontaiiiM I u for n’t at lon Mils iulvertiMement. Y'oif ts#*' in* responsiuility till you n-eeive amt approve the organ.. T** avohf useless ron< u|Mndein-e we staje. that abMolntely no rcdiudion iff ptNwihle. OiiHnrkuor bundled are sold at the Maine prtee. We uiiliesitatingl v ndviHt: all who are al|g>Ul to purchaM© (ffiy'r stEjka to m del-liii.M organ. It. Mland* iiaeipialed in tjtialfty, and j*Hre A moment's roHsideraiion wit! show tint eenspdy .f . sirpertoi iostrlinn uf ft’oin •n* >tr Mymteni piitn ea> b organ on it** own' fnerltsf by Mdonffting ft t'tests xxiiefe-no’inWedu uistead in 1h favor, and wlu*r every interest in to ii:ul deb i ts, if any exist. An organ that- passes i ntnip'umUy through *itrb ••n-lal fests may surely elniin t* In* s*hmiul i<> none in tho world, and tli<‘ purehaSer mav v*-ll i*-e| s.-. nr<- iu havuig an .orjaui Jhat firrxt In its i lass. Srn*l iu your order si onee, and it ill ha\* imnostuiie atteiftlmi. If yii do not waat as iu.Mlruiuent yourself* ii! y*'U please band itii- offt-r t<<ini nd who wishes to purchase f MARCHAL & SMITH, Me 8 West tit venttr Cl. tAre<4 iooe'.-jnt Broadway; :.'ew-York, N.v,' .lob "W~oi*4*. An .tlassrs of Jol> \V oi-lx d< # in the 1 t h;;L smu' atthe 1o W est nisliedyvirh a lM v all the l.stest and nMst™; jflWfea .styles ef type. W: do I*ettem* work for less *4<nfv-y any office in tho State. Give as your orders and we will pleas, you; 'ZzL NO. 33