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MtKTia 188 STABBIBB
PUBLISHED EVERV TUESDAY.
Office In
Register and Standard BiiiMing.
terms, $1 00 Per Annum.
AuVBkTISIno Rates Reasonable—
Official Organ of Talbot County.
Lakge Circulation.
J. B- GORMAN, Propr
A R WILKERSON. B. T H ATCHEE. W. G. ESTES
min i mu,
TALBOTTON, GA.
Have Supplies, Supplies.
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CORN, MEAT, SEED OATS, MEAL,
FLOUR, FEED OATS, SUGAR, COFFEE,
SO AT, STARCH, SYRUP, FISH, O AT MEAL,
RICE, TOBACCO, BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.
STEEL PLOWS, COLLARS, BRIDLES,
PLOW STOCKS. SADDLES, HARNESS, AXES,
HOES. WAGON & BUGGY MATERIAL,
SHOVELS, SPADES, IRON. NAILS, BOOTS,
SHOES, HAMES, TRACES, DOMESTIC PRY GOODS-
Virginia and Liverpool Salt
hole agents
For Patapsco Guano and Acid Phosphate.
Wo respectfully invito tho Dublin to examine our steel; before pur
chasing. Wo guarantee satisfaction.
juioi2m WILKERSON & HATCHER.
Tlie City Drug Store.
DR. E. L. BABDWEIL
TeLl'too'ttoaa, Ga.
I have in store one of lh most
Complete Stocks cf Drugs, Chemicals, Oils, Paints. Varn
ishes, and Fancy Articles,
v.kpm loilet sots, oemlw, brnalica, and an endless variety
I-rlnmne Sn I.U ° ,evi bmn-tit to this market.
„f nth' r u-11,,1 -.-t .1- '".1,1 • rt, ~ n „ rked Uw do .... Hive me a call.
1 will sell. My prt>cs liavo all Lmn marked j { Jf E >W ,<2, Aj
novJ2 12m ’ .
sdiy & Kirtland,
No. 3 COT CON AVENUE an,l 0(5 THIRD STREET,
MACON, - - Georgia
jDE.-.LER IN
Roots, Shoes and Hats.
tITF HAVE now in stern OD<. of the Lest .locks we lmve ever -offered, and la
W i,lie which cannot fail to irivc satisfaction It cornpne -h. nts and l si
dhrs Bootonnd Sb >es, of the Lest oak sthe celebrated Philadelphia Youths and_Cl.il
dro„s "hT w s -superior t* all other.; U-a ni 0.-ueaa heavy kip Boot* and Shoes
iu tine everything Ora lin. of 11AT*
We invUe attention of SWwihm to our stock of FINDINGS. Send us yen
Older —we will execute tUern with lunch *aisfact.on bOT^v^.^eraen
'I.'ICOOa '<*•
apldCt . in— r■■
MW Hill ■ II H I
FURNITURE.
THOMAS WOOD,
Mberry, Street, - - - Macon, Ga-
Tlia eldest Furniture House in Middle Georgia, keeps 101 l lints of ail stylos
WALNUT BED’ROOMS SUiTS,
Bed Steads, Wash stands, Side Boards, HetKocks, Chains of nil kinds.
WINDOW SHADES and LAMBREQUINS.
Cornices, Mattreases. Gold and Black Walnut, Moulding Ac.
People fct Talbot and surrounding counties are especially invited to call when vis
iting the city—or satis.action guaranteed, when goods are ordered.
decaOMm THOMAS WOOD,
VOL G.
cwje HUjtstat.
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Improved Taylor Cotton Gin.
With the most prrfcct-working Kilf-boedcr
nnil Condenser, embracing tho bite t imt-n-ve
clients. This is iho Toutli season of this popu - : ’T v.I
l.ir Gin, which, with its proscut improvements, 1 -' J '
liasnosupii rut ntiy price. I!.. t.ir.~ ,u> ir"
inade of the Lest materials, nnd are u-isnrpsss and ; ; 1
in timsli aud workmanship. Wooall the attco. | ' ... •.".rßaar
lion or Farmer., to our X- -...
ratent Stationary Eeaisr, fe||g§§|f
which never before has hoen used on any but the fX
highest priced Gins, and which wo add at a Very fv -■ ,e' ~ " I ‘‘ \
trifling cost '
&*hd tor circulars and examine testimonials. • £ .'I'TodAL V-■ 1 ... e
Semi for Price List of Ulus, Feeders .lad (' 'ii -A T*. " * ; V " ;■
,Tensers at Faoloiy, Juniper. On. aiml afcaawmisry.^^
AH gins delivered free in the county, 8. W. TacNToN,Agt.,TitlboUon
Portable and Stationary
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STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, SAW and
GRIST fvISLLS, THRESHERS, SEPARATORS,
CjJIIVW, Ifi 5-L\FEi:S,
MOWERS, HAY BAKES, COTTONSEED HULLERS, MA
NURE SPREADERS, and all kinds of Agricultural Imple
ments at prices that cannot be Duplicated.
R. A. ENNIS, Manufacturers’ Agent,
2(1 BROAD ST.. COLUMBUS. UA.
LOUIS LOOK MAUI Cl'S,
CARRIAGE WORKS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
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THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE IN THE WORLD
0
FULL CAPACITY 1,000 WBE'K.
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“The Standard Vehicles.”
AHE MADE AT THESE WORKS, EMBRACING
Brewster, Whitney, Cooper and Timpkin Side Bars, and
Salidee or Monarch Triple Spring Buggies.
The (ironical Varieties of Stylos,
The Finest Two and Throe Spring I’h.io ops,
The Handsomest Barouches in Urn Market,
Etylisli (.’arriafeer, Four and Six Fassonpeis,
Canopy 'J'op Basket Flmetomi,
Tho Best Platform Bp: ; if; W igoris,
Open and i'op Surry V/apons,
COOK S -'STANDARD VF.HfOr.ES" are karxvn a'l the world infer e tho b oor
tlic leant. mon'-V, D" not und'-r any eiremra lances bay until you have sen to r,r
( ,reulitr ..fHHh-saud Prices. Whdb ale trade a Sjiecaaity. itmiii tuber we make
our own Wheels. Tlio Haiven Patent, and wnmmt every vehicle. augS
cfa aab m* u m a-n Cp W
g | h iSi n, u t m c \A y )L
S. alltiiMi,
Macon Georgia.
DEILEKIN' '
Doors, Sash, Moulding, Rough and Dressed
L.¥MB ER,
Builders’ Hardware, Paints,
Oils, I’uttv, Glass, &f. Agent for JHJFFALO WAGONS. Door nnd Window
j.-r.iii- . liraeki.ts, Balusters, Newels, Mantels, etc., to order. Estimates for all
kind' of work promptly furui.di and. Ware rooms,See- ud street, opposite .I W Burke
A Go. Factory on first sir a t,Macon, Ga. may 10 i2m
PAEMELEE,
(Suc-*csfior to It. H. MAY <£, CO.)
CARRIAGES, 1 BUGGIES, WAGONS,
CHILDRENS CARRIAGEH,
SADLDES, IIA.KXESS, LEATHER, &c.
I wili cirr: a full stack ot zoodn in rny line. Call and scfc me at COLEMAN A
CU'S OLD Hi AND,corner of Second and Cherry streets,before purchasing. m&96m
'"GEO. S. "OBEART -
No. 110 Cherry Street, - - Macor\,Ga.
WHOLESALE and IiETAIDDEALEUS IN
Croekoiy, China, Cutlery, Lamps,
Chandeliers, Plated Ware. Granile
Iron Ware, Japanned Ware, Baskets, Lanterns, etc
SOLE AGENTS POIi THE
“EXCELSIOR” cook: STOVES-
T' .. B -t made, and Guaranteed to giveX-itiatjctlon.
HEATING STOVES, GRATES, AND OTHER GOODS.
Write fur Prices and Gat.ioguc, jaujTUin
TALBOTTON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1882.
A Piece of Wedding-Cake.
Chicago Tribune.
Do they odit liero?
j The several oooupants of tho room
! looicoil around and difooverod a
young lady standing in the door
way. Sue nodded slightly to the
horse reporter aud that individual
returned tho salutation with a plac
id smile-nud-a halfvuver-oighu-hur
dlos smile, whose grandeur of tx
pause would alone have made it
noticeable.
You are right this time, madamo,
he said. This is the exact sjint
where tho seething brain of the
trained journalist proceeds to bub
ble and the la; ees cf thought that
pierce with unerring aim the bra
zen helmets ot wrong tiro over held
in couchant. poise by strong aims
r eady to launch them forth at the
slightest sigt al of danger.
Papa doesn't know I am up hero,
said tho vision of loveliness, but,
mama does, Tho very minute I
told her l was going to see an edi
tor she eaid it was tho best thing 1
could do, but when I got right to
the door I just thought I should
die.
You don't appear to bo in danger
of immediate dissolution, remarked
tho horao repoiTei,
Oh, of course I don't mean that,
said the young lady, but I was aw
fully nervous, you know—l always
was that way--and when I was a
little girl papa used to say that, the
only way to govern me was by
kindness.
We'll bo gentle with you, replied
the personal friend of Hants.
Would you like to read tho llawlt
insvillo Clarion or Cohoes Freeman?
pointing to a pile of ezchauges,
No, 1 don't care about it, thank
you, was tho reply. You editors
must have a hard time managing
all tho people who come up here.
There is a managing editor for
that purpose, Bald the horse report
er.
Mow nice 1 And do all these gen
tlemen edit?
Yes.
I’m going to be married next week,
said the young lady. Ain't it funny?
Quito ludicrous, no doubt, was the
reply.
And 1 came up here, she continued,
to see if you would put a nice notice
of the affair in the paper. Will yni
do it?
Certainly, said the reporter. Would
you like to have it referred to as an
other one of those dehgtful events in
which the happiness of a trusting love
finds glad fruition in wedded bliss, or
the maniage bells rang out merrily
last evening, telling to the star lit skies
a joyful tale of loves final triumph?
Both those sentences arc kept in type
and you can have your choice.
1 rather like the last one best, said
the young lady. It is more tenderly
beautiful. Don’t you think so?
Yes, replied the horse reprrter,
there is a sort of curlew will-not-ring
to-night tinge to it that leys over the
other one.
Well, then, 1 will take that. And
will an editor be around to write it
up?
Certainly.
I will send you a piece of wedding
cake, continued the young lady.
Do, said the reporter. There is a
dog up my way that needs killing.
Dancing.
Excellent as the intentions of tho
Methodist minister may bo in rec
ommending solitary waltzing, he
will find great difficulty in induc
ing the girls of Ids congregation to
adopt it. There is a wide-spread
feeling among the young ladies that
no girl can waltz with any comfort
unless she is supported by a firm
pressure in tho legion of tlio waist.
It is a mistake lo suppose that the
person exerting this pressure is of
any consequence in Iho mind of the
waltzer. She does not care any
thing about waltzing with young
men—in fact, she does not care any
thing about young men under any
circumstances- but she needs to be
supported in order to be able to
waltz. A girl's arm is not strong
enough to yield the desired support,
and hence there is no srtistuetion
in waltzing with other girls. What
she wants ia support, and not a
young man, and if she could obtain
tho former without the latter she
would be perfectly contented. This
opinion has been so forcibly aud
freely expressed by countless young
ladies when reproached with young
men that wo cannot have the least
doubt that is literally and strictly
true.
Mr J J Hdl, of Worth county,
made one hundred ami thirty bush
els of oats this year on an aero of
land.
Nerves,brain and muscle.-* gain strength
and the power of endurance by using
Brown's Don Bitters.
Economic Prosperity.
Tliore prolmblj never wan a tim e when
he people of tho south, as a whole, were
more prosperous than they are tosdny,
iiUtl it 13 a prosperity built upon a solid
lot nlation, tha of industry, ih rd yoi.ri
of experience have taught tho people
success was attainable only thiough la
bor. and to-day they are laboring with
hand and brain. They are bht beginning
to find out the \a>t mourcis oi a country
w.lose climate aud variety ol products is
in xoelled in the world, and they are go
iuj; t > work*to develop and utilize those
resour. cs. They are loarniug to bo inde
pendent, and instead of shipping grain
and huy lroin the north, we shall not bo
surprised if iu u few years they do injt
turn the tables aud export food to the
north- indeed, it has this year already
begun. The time has 1 been whoa tho
south was exclusively agricultural in it
pursuits, but tho last few years Lias seen
factories ?printing up all over tins oouu
try, ‘Ud t o, having 1 rofitablo,oshors are
rapidly it Rowing. The south is destined
at no dis inn t day to not only raise cotton
to clothe the country, but to manufact
ure it in o fabrics, thus keeping at home
all tho profits.
Ali this work has boeu done under dis
advantages extivmo In their character.
Beveuleen years ago found the people of
the south robbed of their wealth, their son
cial and labor system disorganized; stig
matized and joe.eel at beo.iuse of their
mistoitune. Yet in tho taco of all this
they have accomplished a wonderful
work, re organized their labor system re
paired the waste ami ravages of war, re
triev- and their fortunes md made such pro
gress as io excite the respect end udmiru_
tion of even those who thought, no good
could come out ot Niz truth. But what
ha-* boon done is but the initial of pros
perity that, is opened bo tore, and tho time
is not far distal i when tins section ot the
union will stand in the front, an empire
of prog less and. wealth, with Llio good
old eo a linen wealth of Georgia at the
head. A morions Recorder.
Making 1 a Corner.
Wall Strcut Daily News.
Yes, l ;,-ot up a corner once, re
plied tho 01. l man, as 1.0 uhovud
hack iron, tho (able, aud I learned
a lo son ihat lasted mo a life-time.
How \.as it? asked ouo of the
group.
It was down in Vermont forty
years ago. I bought up every bush
el of onions in four countn a around
and hold ibo lot for a rise. That,
was a groat locality for citing on
ions, and I calculated oil making at
least $2,000.
And you didnV?
Nut exactly. I’d have boon all
right in two weeks mor -, when a
mitci'ublo wretch from Connecticut
put in an appearance aud busied
me higer’u a kite.
How ?
How? Why, lie ih .wed 'em liow
to cook skunk’s cabbage aud got
tlio same identical flavor, and not
another onion was sold iu that lu
cility for over three years.
A Bad Nigger in a Cotton
Ratch-
Charlotte (N. 0. ) Observer.
The next thing in order is reports
from cotton picking matches, and Lee
Mc!!rayer,a Huntersville darky,comes
m with the first challenge. He is
picking cotton on the farm of Mr J J
Ransom, at Huntersville, and at sun
rise on the morning of the 20th in
stant, he entered the field and com
menced work. After losing one hour's
time lor dinner, lie stopped work at
sundown, and it was found that he
had picked 527 pounds of cotton dur
ing the day. This is considered ex
traordinary picking.
Tho attention of H VV (I and arid
all other old, truthful and experien
ced hdiennen is called to the follow
ing from tho Conyers Weekly. \VO
cannot sec that there can be any
hope for ari improvement. Of
course Grady will send the b. It
down to Conyers, to be given to tlio
modest champion ol Rockdale: W 0
were shown on last Saturday, by a
gentleman, who requests that his
name bo kept a profound secret, a
most wonderful natural curiosity.
It wa3 a very largo cat fish which
the gentleman had caught the ev
ening before just above tho paper
mills, and which was literally cov
ered with very fine hair flora six
inches to a foot in length. The
hair was so thick that water could
not penetrate it, and tho body of
the fish underneath the hair was
covered with fleas."
Tho Macon Kvening Graphic
says: The general passonger depot
of the Contrul Railroad, to ho built
in Macon, will be ouo of tho most
elegant aud elaborate structures of
the kind iu the United States. It
will, besides being a source ot great
use and advantage wiihin itself
largely advance tho value os the
surrounding®. The depot will cost
one million dollars.
There is nothing more universally
commended than a fine day; the
rear on is, that people can commend
it without envy.
That fachn# of languor and dehiliry
that follows physical exertion, removed
bra .i'j- Bioivn's Iron Bitters.
QUICK HAILS tti FIST EXPRESS
ENABLES YOU TO PURCHASE
CLOTHING
BY LETTER FROM
H. J. THORNTON,
Southern Clothiers,
33 and 85 Broad Street, - - Columbus, Georgia
With ns much satisfaction ns if you wore buying in person. Try us once you will
deal with us forever afterwards.
Men’s, Youth’s nnd Boy’s Clothing’.
Shirts, Collars Cuff.i, FTandKoroliief'e, l-2Hoso, Neckwear, Underwear, Satchel ',
Umbrellas, Walking Danes, etc. etc. Should wo not have an article your order,will
purchase sumo. All poods scot 0. O J). with privilege of examine; Blank forms
for self measurement iunushed. Orders executed with the most scrupulous oarj
nut dispa'ch.
Largest Retail CLOTHING and HAT HOUSE IN Georgia-
J-oct-s my 9
Winship Iron Works,
WINSHIP & M„
ATLANTA, GA.
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THE WINSHIP COTTON (HN, GIN FEEDER AND COH
DENSER. THE WINSHIP COTTON PRESS.
Ail Gins fitted with tlio latest improvement stuplo unsurpassed,' only tho ber
materi'd u*md In construction of ouch gin.
For prices and other information as to Gins, leaders.{condensers, screws Ac. fe
ll U McLendon A lire., Agents, Tulbotton. augß 4m
AT H"3Ea:3EJ
HARDWARE STORE
B Gr&,.
A LAKGE STOCK OF
Plow Stocks, Plow Hoes. Scovil Hoes, anc
VERY ING USUALLY KEPT IN A FIBSTjjjCLASS
Hardware Store,
all of which will be sold at
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES for tho CASH
AND DON’T YOU FoKGET IT.'
Call before purchasing and be Convinced.
Keep constantly on baud a stock of tho best
COOKING STOVES.
Manufactured in the country. Cull and see them.
,lu1(i ljl HL. McLENDON, Talbotton, Ga-
How to Save Money!
MANUFACTURER’S PRICES
Order your Wagons, Dump Carts, Dr .ys, Baggios Sic., from
WM. AMOK Columbus, Qa
Lowest prices given. m ...
A. B. FAUQUHA.It, A. I EA..loi*. BOBEBT fl. Sail.
A. 11. Farquhar & Co t
Jlacon, ijreorgla.
—MANUFACTURERB AND DEALERS IN-
Hardware, Machinery. Agricultur
Steam Engines. Boilers, Saw Mills, Grist Mills, Farr
Threshers and Separators, Champion Iteapcrs. ai
Mov/er3, Horse Hay Hakes, Grain Fans, etc.,
—PROPRIETORS OF
CENTRAL CITY IRON WORKS !
Prompt attention Riven to repair work. ißarl
J. A FRAZER & CO.
-DEALEIW |IJV -
HARDWARE,
Nails, Steel and Iron, Grain Cradles, Bolting,Sec
Hoes, Carpenter’s Tools, £c-, Cutlery and Agricul
tural Implements, Mill Gearing, Paints, Oil", tc.
, u 1 ,r25 95 and 97 Broad St„ (West Side,) Columbus, G
.1 <>t> Worn.
At.l Musses of .To 1> Work fr-.
intbc !>')-.< sl.vlis find at the ]oWO f i
prircH, at tho REGISTER JOT
OFFICE. Gill Jon Dei-aktmdnt is luf
nishefl with n vise i-oweH pi:ess and a’l
the latest anil most approved styles o
type. We do betteF work for loss
money than any office ill the State.
Give us yonr ordere and we will pUcs
yau.
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