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HIGISm AND STANDARD jt'BLISHED EVERY TUESDAY. Olllce In. Register and Standard Building. TFEMS, $1 00 Pir Annum. ApvEßTisisa Kates Keasoxaiile— Official Organ of Tal'aot County. Laugh Cmcui>TioN. J. B- GORMAN, Propr- A R WILKERSON. B. T H ATCHER. W. G. ESTES mmi&sim, TALBOTTON, GA. Have Supplies, Supplies. • o m CORN, MEAT, SEED OATS, MEAL, FLOUR. PEED OATS. SUGAR, COFFEE, SO AT, STARCH, SYRUP. FISH 0 IT 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- SOLE AGENTS For Patapsco Guano and Acid Phosphate. Wo respectfully invite tlio Public to examine our stock before pur chasing. We guarantee satisfaction. janiopim WiLKERSON & HATCHER. The City Drug Store. DR. E. L. BARDWELL Talb otton, Gra. 1 have in store ono of the most Complete Stocks of Drugs, Chemicals, Oils, Paivts, Varn ishes, and Fancy Articles, Inehnlina to- toilet v,t-< toilet -H*. -ttM. bniahca. <* " cutll, ' S! ‘ TRrkl - v of otli-r u-'-f, 1 *->d ,!• •in.ble art'el ", ev< r Ur to thin market. I will sell. My pn-ca have al been m irkol low *• n. '•>' ■ n,.v22 12m I ' V 1 ' B VItDWLLL MLy & Kirtkaid, N • '■ CO') iUN AVENUE and CO TillKD STREET, MACON, - - Ceorgia DEALER IN Boots, Shoes and Hats. ,tt|? HAVE now In Ktur<- om of the b,\* stock* wo have over offered, and In VV w ,i c .* whi i> cannot fail to row .alisf.o.tion. It compriwo. Gi-nts and Ln ro its nd STi Vs, of thrliest the i-.lebfahd Philadelphia \onthn and Unt rirern' ah.wT- nnp'rior fa n'l ot'i-rn; M m’ and ..mens’ h tavy kip Hoots anil Shoes in fine evert thins to suit the want* of the purchaser. u „ |,,,,e also, ~t H* Tliir'l e> t , n good line lIA I " We invite attention < f Shoemakers to ..nr stotk of FINDINGS. Sind ns y'" o. ler-ve will eternU thin, with ns fitn.h satisfaction as though botight in person til 1 X Ac A\ lie 8 I.A /V * 9 • •pum FURNITURE. THOMAS WOOD, Mberry, Street, - - - Maeon, Ga- Tlie oldest Furniture Hon-ein Middle Georgia, keep* foil linen of ad ntjlen WALNUT BED ROOMS SUITS, Bed Shads. Was ;t- nfe. Side 111 m.'i, list Locke, Glioirn of all thids. WINDOW SHADES and L AMBBEQUINS. Cornices, Mattrenste. Gold and Black Wnlnnt. Moulding Ac. People <d Talbot and anrrounding Counliea are especially invited to cull when vis itin'" the mr—or satis action gtura dee \ when goods ate ordered. dec2 il2.it THOMAS WOOD, How to Save Money! MANUFACTURERS PRICES ! o— Ord?r tout W.tgous Pnrap Carts, I>r ts, Baggies &c .from WM. AMOS, Columbus, (Ift^ 1.0 vent prices given. m ,t 30 VOL 6- @lje oconjia ttcgi&tcr. NEW YORK STORE! AtDaniel’s & Son’s Old Stand. THE SENSATION. Spain and Persons, TALBOTTON, GEORGIA. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! 0- Our Motto is: LOW PRICES, Good Goods, Cheap Goods.” o WE DEFY COMPETITION. 0 Our slock consists in a general Stock of Fancy Groceries, Fancy Candies, Tobacco's, Cigars, Pock et Cutlery, Table Cutlery, Jeweley, Wagon and Buggy Bridles. Plow Linos, Tinware. Woodware* JIEPARTMENTN. A L'oniral sn 1 fill! line of Dome-tics. Prints. Giui'liaiits Yankee Notions and Fancy Ooodii, Hanke-chicfa, Hosiery and Knit Goods. Oorseta, Veilings, Linen Co.lnra mid Guffs Kid Gloved and Fabric Gloves. Hljnwls, Cloaks. Jackets and Circulars. Liens Mid Embroideries, White Goods. Laco Cm tains and Lace I ldiea. Linens and Housekeeping Goods. America and Imported Dress Goods, Black and Fancy Dress Silk-, Trimming hi Iks, Velvets, I’lnsliea and Batins, millions, Fringes, PufexntMHeS’Jfc., Quilts, Woolens, Table Covers, DfcsS Shifts. 1 drawers snd Suspender*., 1 Ladies' and Men's Neckwear and Silk Tfandkerchi* a. Flannels, Cawnnierfs, Waterproofs and Jeans, Blanket, Fell Skirts and Women's Undr-rwoer. Hats, Boots and Shoes, Umbrellas, Table Oil Cloth, Trunks, Satchels, Clocks, Ac. AMONG SPECIALTIES IS FULL LINES WE MENTION CLITIC, HATS, BOOTS {SHOES. Our Gords are alt bought in the Northern, Southern and Eastern m ukets to best advantage, an Iwe tuian to give this benefit to onr customer*. Most of our Goods ’.onght directly Irurn Manufacturers. Full stocks in all departments, and drily being added to- Goods all new, latest styles and fabrics and sold at prices which cannot be competed with. NEWFEATURE IN THE TRADE. Full and elaborate a-orrme;it of .mnrae lndl and gents jewelry, chaste, beauti •fnl and dazzling, direct from manufacturers. V.'c are agents for the celedratciT Massey Griswold Colton Gi-n, fir.ee F-’. 7 a persaw We ii'Vite everybody to come and see us. I* e sill nia.e if pleasant and profitable and shov them how cheap goods can be bought In Xalbo ton sep.o TALBOTTON, GA., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1882. i The South in the North. New Oilcans Tinu-s-Democral. The exhibition of the New England Manufacturers’ end Mechanics’ insti tute, which has been open in lJoston for more than a month, dem jnstrates the high position the south is already occupying in the industrial world. Next to New England, the southern states make the best and largest ex hibit in this fair. Nearly every one is represented, whereas only four western states make any displays. It is evident that the New England manufacturers are earnestly endeavor ing to attract the southern custom and win the commercial friendship of this section. Mr Atkinson's speech open ing the fair turned ma nly on the south and southern interests, and he showed that there was more natural wealth mineral and forest, in this section of the country than any other, needing only capital to develop it. Keeping Still in Church- A lady now visiting at River Park is the mother of seven small children, all of whom are exceptionally bright. One of these, a four year old hoy, showed great reluctance to attend church and was constatly in disgrace when there. His mother tried every means to induce him to sit still in vain, until at last the little fellow saiil: “Mamma, there’s just one way you can keep me still in church.” “What is that," asked his mamma, eagerly. “Just let me take off my shoes and stockings so I can wiggle my toes and I’ll keep as still as a mice !”—Detroit Post. General Sir Garnet Wolseley, thong,i he would lie too old for one of Napoleon's marshals, is unprecedently young for an English commander-in chief. 1 lis youth indeed, is visible in his face, his voice, and in every move ment of his spare, active frame. His clear, blue eyes and healthy, fresh face seem to refute the power of his gray hair, which lie wears closely crop ped, in military fashion. The general is, anil always has been, a great smo ker, chiefly of cigarettes. He consid ers tobacco the best possible restora tive after prolonged mental o.' phys ical exertions. On occasions when he has had to keep awake and alert for hours he has found tobacco more ef fectual than coffee, and has smoked all night long. I'm Tail of Com m s.—Astrono mer. arc not agreed as to the compo sition of the comets, or the cause of the tail being curved in an oppesite direction from the sun. We know that the earth, through the effects of evaporation and other causes, is t > some extent an electrified body. Comets arc thought by some to be electrified in a much higher degree. The sun is known lo exert an influ ence upon terrestrial magnetism. Vio lent comm tions upon its surface have been coincident with unusual distur bances of the magnetic needle. Sim ilarly electrified bodies repel each other. One theory in regard to the tails of comets is that they aro com posed of the smallest anil outermost atoms or molecules of the comet, driv en off in a direction opposite to the sun by electrical repulsion. The Eclipse ok 1883. —The great astronomical event for 1883 will be the solar eclipse on the 6th of May, the total ty of which will last six min utes. Unfortunately the line of totality lies out at sea, the only land crossed by it being Carol nc Island, a coral reef discovered by Narcs, the Arctic explorer, in 1874, in ten degrees south latitude, and longitude 140 degrees west. The line extends “from a point about two hundred miles back of the eastjeoast of Australia, northeastwardly, to nine degrees south latitude, 130 degn es west longitude ; thence to ward the coast of South America, ter minating alxmt five hundred miles from the coast." It m now the correct thing at tony weddings to hire SIO,OOO worth of bonds to exhibit ns the gift of the bride's father—and for a small cum, with acceptable room fill! of handsome gold and silver pfes euts can be rented. Pretty soon a man of average wealth can give bis daughter a one hundred thoueaftd wedding at a cost of SSO, The world move,; despite Bsotber Jus. per’s assert ions te the contrary, —— ■■■ Tho North Georgia Citizen gives expression to (be following- as we think, correct opinions: ‘lteduro as tar as you can the amount of fencing or. your farm and pot that which is neceary in good substan til order. Fences at beat are dead capital, a great sod constantly re curring expense. The ‘no fence law would make thi country 1 ich or if her people would vote it a law. Banish ill heultb, nervousness, v xti n, fretfulnef> ( etc., by using Brown's Iron Bitters. Offlcere ef the Grand LotUre. The Macon Telegraph says: At the election of t fficars in the Grand Lodge ofFAM in this city .the fol lowing woro olei t and to serve for Iho ensuing Masouic year. *' M W. G M„ Jusiab I Wright, of Rome. It W Dep. G At. James W Tay lor. It W S G, G W„ James M ltush in, Boston. It W G Treasurer, Joseph E Wells, Macon. It W G Secretary,\J Emmett Blaoksher Macon, A pretty story comes from Koo- Kuk, lowa. It is to the effect that six years ago an eccentric Span iard lived there. He went back to Spain and died there last August. 110 lefi a daughter twelve years ol ago, whom he wished raised as- a Protestant. To that end he made ■Greorgo Blard.a calored blacKsmith of Keokuk, hor guardian, and nam ed a Spanish priost ns administrator of his will. If the will is carried out, Bland and the priost will get SGS,OOO each,and the girl will even tually bo worth $f50,000, to say nothing of a quantity of diamonds and jewelry she is to got. Keokuk must have her liulo fling at ro. ■nance. A Go(u)i.i> Calculation.- -Jay Gould's family could have recover ed $5,000 lmd be been silled on Mr Vanderbilt's road at Buflalo.tbe other day. Had ho been injured so as to render him UDable to attend to his business, a writer curiously, and aomowbrt humorously remarks' lie could b .vo recovered damages on his earning capacity. In the last : twenty years he has earned $(i,000,. 000, or $3,000,000 a year; and a ver diotbasod on this rate fur the rest of his life would net him, perhaps, some $20,000,000 to $30,000, 000 Thin would have Knocked a big liolo in Mr Vanderbilt's in como. Buckles in Place of Buttons. The ladies will do well this sea son to look up their heirlooms iu tlio sluipo of fancy buckles and clasps as eruumonts of this descrip tion are exceedingly lu.diiontiblc. Buckles, both little and large, of gold, siior, jet poirl or bronze, are worn upon the dross, often in plain ol buttons. An imported coslumo of mahogany red, sntin and plush, exhibited this week, was fastened down tho ontiro from ami upon the backsot tho coat, sioevos with buck les and straps exactly resembling those which fasten a skate. Some weeks ago we read an at tempt at suicide in Paris by a man who had driven a small dagger to the depth of nearly four inches through the top of the skull into the brain. Powerful machinery had to lie brought into use to remove it. The man then walked some distance to a hospital, where he remained a few days, though suffering neither from pain nor fever, and finally resumed his regular occu pation The story read like a sensa tional report, and we didn’t care to publish it as it seemed hard' to be lieve. We now find it in the London Lancet and cannot doubt its authenj ticity. T>y general consent the day : s sup posed to begin in longitude 180 de grees from Greenwich, the meridian of which crosses the Pacific ocean. The only known land upon this line where a man could stand in the northeastern corner of Asia and two or three little islands. By looking at a terrestrial globe you will readily perceive that the point where the day begins must depend entirely upon what prime me ridian is chosen. If we say it is twite noon when the sun crosses the merid ian of Washington, then the day be gan on a line running nearly through the centre of Asia. —New York Sun Omittbd tiik Salt/T Alton,~-Th charming Mmr, V. *t the cots' changes her dreuses three or four times a day. Walking one day along lire lieacbr, h meets a frieml who does not bow to her. Wei), don't you recognize me ? she exclaimed; anil the other an swered: Ob, I beg your pardon , but as you bad on the same 1 dress as two hours eg",l did not believe it could be you.—Figaro, i Oats are nil immense crop . The average yield is higher thou, that of last year- Kansas ranks among the highest, ns it* does in wheat The total products in oats of all States will probably be 480,000.000 bnshels, No ma'ter what your ailment is, Brown's Iron Bittew- will surely * ben. fit you. GEO. S. OBEAR, No. 110 Cl\erry Street, - - Macor\,Ga. WHOLESALE amt RETAIL DEALERS IN Crockeiy, China, Cutlery, Lamps, Chandeliers, Plated Ware. Granite Iron Ware. Japanned Ware, Baskets, Lanterns, sW SOLE AGENTS POR THE “EXCELSIOR” COOK STOVES* The Best made, and Otfnranteod to give Sati'dactlon. HEATING STOVES. GHATES, AND OTHER GOODS. Write for Prices and Cattloguc. Monumental Marble Works I First Dooi North of Virginia Grocery, Broad Street Columbus, - - Georgia. Monuments, Tombs, Headboards, Vases, of the best Italian & American Marble. Designs nncl estimate, furnished by addrossinß u. Workmanship the best. Prices Reasonable I march lift. A. M. A J. H. ELLEDGE, Proprietors Winship Iron Workss WINSHIP & BRO, ATLANTA, GA. THE WINSHIP COTTON GIN, GIN FEEDER AND UON'* DENSER, THE WINSHIP COTTON PRESS. All Gins fitted with the Intent improvement-atfiple unturpastoil, only tha heal uiateriil ue<l \u construction of each gin. For prices nml other inforumtioii ay to Gins, feeders, coudcuseis, screw* Aa.Sta Jt L McLendon & firo., Aleuts, Tull)otton. aa gg 4m AT THE HARDWARE STORE Talbotton, G-a. A LARGE STOCK OF Plow Stocks, Plow Hoes, Scovil Hoes, and VERY ING USUALLY KEPT IN’ A FIRSTJULAS3 Hardware Store, all of which will bo sold at ROCK BOTTOM’.PRICES for the CASH. AND DON’T YOU FORGET IT. Call before purchasing and be Convinced. Keep constantly on hand a 6tock of tho best COOKING STOYES. in ufactured iu the country. Call and see them. augi hi H- L. McLENDON, Talbotton, G* A. H. FAUQt/HAw, A. JEAiO?, ROBERT 11, AJAITII A. B. Farquhar & Cos. Macon, tireorgia. -MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS Ztf _ Hardware, Machinery, Agricultural, Implements. Steam Engfnes Boilers, Savr Mills, Grist Mills, Farqubar Threshers a'nd Separators, Champion ReaDers. aad Mowers. Horse Hay Bakes. Grain Fans", etc., —PROPRIETORS OF CENTRAL CITY IRON WORKS 1 Prompt Attention ffiren to repair work. nu>f6 l?n* - xrr-r-r.- re- -.c=- -rr- . . •- ■-- ■- J. A .FRAZER & CO. -DEALERS IN HARDWARE, Nails, Steel and Iron, Grain Cradles, Rubber Belting,Scovil Hoes, Carpenter’s Tools, &c, Cutlery and Agricul tural Implements. Kill Gearing, Paint*, Oils, tc. pr2s 95 and 97 Broad St„ (West Side,); Columbus, G*. JobW oru. All .Job Work in the l>o*tU'leHan<lfthelKa-i% prices, at the REGISTER /Hi OFFICE. Oar Job Dms.nTiuarr is tar nished With a vine row kb jrNBM and all the latest and moat approx eU • Iji.f.irtl type. Vodobctter work lor lead money ihen Buy office in the hte* Give us your ordei* end wo will you. NO. 46