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IESISTIJ ADD STANDARD, PUBLISHED EVERT TUESDAY. Office In gegistei and Stand-ad Building. TFBMS, $1 00 P-JT Annum. Rates Heasosaule— Official Organ of Talbot County. Large Circulation. j. B- GORMAN, Propr The City Drug Store. DR. E. L BARD WELL TallDOtton, G-a. I have in store one of the most Complete Stocks of Drugs, Chemicals, Oils, Paints, Varn ishes, and Fancy Articles, Tiehulinc fiß" toilet ,<nps. v.mes. toilet rots. combs. brusUfS. and an emtless variety o' other useful and a- arable articles, ever brought to tills maiket. ° I trill well. My price* have all been marked low do An. (five me a call. noT‘J2 12tn !?>• L. BARI >" I'* ' Miy & Kirtlaud, No. 3 COT L’ON AVENUE au.l GG THIRD STREET, MACON, * ■ Georgia DEALER IN Boots, Shoes and Hats. TTTE HAVE no Win store one of the best stocks we have ever offered, and In VV p,ic-s Which csunot fail to give satisfaction. It comprises Ocuts and La die. Boots and Shots, of U best .mke.,;th celebrated Philadelphia Youths nd Chu dress' shoes — snpirinr to nil others ; M- i.' aid omens heavy kip Boots uud bl.oes iu fine everything to suit the wants of the purchaser. ... We have also, at J<s T.'lili-U good line of HA. I •“* We invite attention cf Shoemakers to our stock _of FINDINGS. S,oi- " s / order —we will execute them with as much satisfaction as tbomih bought in per.n 4VX X Jl m. * 1 % * • .pint Mi,,.,,.,. FUIIN ITU I ni o THOMAS WOOD, Mbcrry, Street, - - - Macon Ga- The oldest Furniture House in Middle Oeoi£ia, ko,p* full lm s of ail styles WALNUT BED ROOMS SUITS, Bed Strode, Was-. 1 tends, Side 1!< a it, Hutlbcks, Olwir* ol nil Wads. WINDOW SHADES and LAMBREQUINS. C!or*i<*e, Mt*t traces. Gold and Chick Walnut, Moulding At; }>o|*le <?! T* hot und .surrotindin J coiiufieH arc invited to c ill when ?i* tiu i’je ci f f —or satLs action gu irautocd, ivh-ti gx ric onl. rcti. iec2ol2ai THoMAH WOOD, COTTON FACTORS, Groceries, and Dealers in Wagons, Plows, Guano. MACON, GEORGIA. Angnst TO, 1892. ? JC. a:* f *.. ■ i y3&*&‘£ : :- DF.VUSIh- We mum nnms*’i tu in t cn-ar twin in? o' •'.* new "ofon season. HB2 and IMIS, I'mlemplonr *rvi e:i -sC ,tt n Factor* a i ‘ dealer* iu (Inc-no anl Fa mers . c u pit s. We Lave been et.ab i liel hi <>nr now 'j'U fcr, cor ier Fnart'-iand Poplar r ■• the past 'wet -t month* and we tik* ph-am r • t rrlurning t rank* for the libera m inner yon W- ,1,05,n vo, r confidence ,•- our effort. >o pUa.*-. Ibr port season rlemoi it: tod the aitd uof ndmnfi a Mipply Store ‘o our Cos ton Ba-ii’S,. By doing tit's we have bean .nab'ed tJ meet yonr owdi .u .o,v prices, turret/ rendering m i.trial .ud tend '"C.S Yf?.-" Laaon w stall add largely to onr si cl. of (in*-, Itny'ng at fountain lienn, paying cash and reerviog Da.lUfjibec ml ecaaon w, sba B^ a f r ~) S. lo , nr f.irn l, tic l*m,fit of. We work hard for the Flat, £™ ‘° bU CnnTinCed ' °" ! ’ ,OC COrrON -Wr'Vnve be n* tiefc i■* p n Id' * for* i'i f teeu Cotton'Factors, v lame of onr Wines* to-day LUiiUM. >v ' , _ . - j t t , haiuU of onr Colton FiMi'K Onr (bttan Department 1* coropMe, , ."JwTltfto nrino apocial sne-r isi to the ,l,ff rent Departments. Ote ,rtxtso. B ionixo and muvxair •* Colbn, U cil K and at all tin *-* lbya ni mber o. the Firm and tins in itself, we r-gard as worthy ef cnos.dera ion Dis ™rf,,r . prac'ieabte to pay the in ner m all settlement, without gitnng cheek* o banka, thereby can ang lesa in couTtniuce tc our friends, and ben g a great saving i EST re e i a .u. Pi, n t rvxraesT on Cottm insure mien ordered to be sold. Umy time, tb* market is depre * We Haro nee.r Charged tbe on Crtt m „ ad ,. tuc6 , lb rally, and for anrlt advenes „o ed and Cos ton will not bruigi. ■ ■• • ‘‘J fi (i m , r :;et. Title plan en .bin tbs farmers to realm, 101 l valne ot rl cran’d to see if we do as L a.,. g.v. us a t.ial end we will git. iangb toe nde<e of *a nr.portion. WAGONS- We m,ke a so-ci dtr of the old relb’.de “HI KORY WAGON." tb ■ He-traror offered in the Southern maract: tb > wore ar raitlcd and vre Kiiai.ly ask yon to come and examine or OITiAftOS- . , , We handle Gnanoa of high commercial v Inc and n Before pnrcnaM fi, IXM.IBC oar .ertunwl <• i tiring the seaeon we -t 1o es^.en^ n,.S, -pent t/ eontinm for ye.re, Li ~ ho. eto Serve >. in sc a a w yas to merit year aid in its continuance. __ , ~ _, T . , We b .we nod rcc „! and convert to a FK. -E \ii iOS VABD for the ben iff onr e *°*l I’, .s oar desire to please you in every way. lie-spec fill y, FLANDERS BROTKiii,'* an fc 29lf VOL 6. @!)e #eoT|k ftegister. A. R. WILKERSON. B. T H ATCHER. W. G. ESTES WILKERSON & MICH,, ✓ TALBOTTON, GA. Have Supplies, Supplies. CORN, MEAT, SEED OATS, MEAL, FLOUR, FEED OATS, SUGAR, COFFEE, SO AT, STARCH, SYRUP, FISH, OAT MEAL, RICE, TOBACCO, BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. STEEL PLOWS. COLLARS. BRIDLES, PLOW STOCKS. SADDLES, HARNESS, AXES. HOES. WAGON & BUGGY MATERIA L, SHOVELS, SPADES, IRON. NAILS, BOOT3, SHOES, HAMES, TRACES, DOMESTIC DRY GOODS- Virginia and Liverpool Salt- o SOLE AGENTS For Patapsco Guano and Acid Phosphate. Wo respectfully invite the Public to examine oi.r stock bet re pur chasing, Wo guarantee satisfaction. jan 1012 m WILKERSON & HATCHER. ■ mmmmmmmmmmmwimin-nmmmmMmwm ■ mmtmmr n • How to Save Money ! MANUFACTURER'S PRICES ! : o Order your Wagons, Dump Cart*, Dr. ys, Bu sies Ac , from Will. AMOK ColnmlmH, fl:i„ Lowest prices giren. miy'lo TALBOTTON, GA., TUESDAY. DECEMBER 12. 1882. PARKER’S Restore! the Youthful Color to Crey or f atftd Hair Parker'* Hair Balsam is finely perfumed and is warranted to prerent falling of the U<r and to re move dandruff and itching. HiSCOX & Cos , N.Y. COe. n4 |1 *UI, at dealer! In sod madldnet. PARKER’S GINGERTONIC A Superlative Health and Strength Restorer. If yeti are a mechanic or farmer, worn out with Overwork, or a mother run down l>y family or house* hold dutie* try Park nit's Gingkr Tonic. If you are a lawyer, minuter or business man ex* liausfd by mental strain or anxious cares, do not take intomcat in g stimulants, but use Parker’s Ginger Tonis If you have Consumption, Dyspepsia, Kheunu* Ism, Kidney Complaint*, or any disorder of the lungs, Ftcmach. towels, blood or nerves.Paskrr’s Gisk.pr Tonic will cure you. It is the Greatest Blood Purifier And the Best snd Surest Cough Cura Cver Used. If you are wasting away from age, dissipation or any disease or weakness and require a stimulant take Gingrii Tonic at once; it will invigorate and build lon up from the first close but wiH never intoxicate, t has saved hundred* of lives; it may save yours, CAUTION ?—Rvfcc.n Mbnftvtn. Parkiv’.CfnewTffnleh MmfSMd *1 U# bt mtwdlal Sf-nti In tii world,audt.cntlrcip , dUTcrrut from prrj.nvnlioni #f ginfer nlmc. Bmd tor circular t* I tlUcox k Cos., N. Y. AOc. k|l iUci, nt dealer, in drug.. CHEAT SATING nUYINC DOLLAB IZK. Its rich and fasting fragrance has made this delightftilperfunie exceedingly popular. There S nothing Ilk* it. Insist upon having Flgkss* ton CouxiNS and look for signature ot on every fcottJ*. Any faagtfrt ot dealer la perfumery can lopfiy yon. M and IS rent rtre*. ! \r.CR *A • |VO Bt'TINfJ Ur f 17V ttllKl Valuable Town Property. I off r for Bale tin* CTaUxrnc Hotel Property, H'tnafe<l on the fsoiith-.wngt cor ner < f the PaollT Square of !he tow'a of Talhottoo. Tho hotel building has 17 conurodlong ro ims, is in good condition. ! j la? c e garden spot, } acre, a good well of w.t'cr. go->d kitchen, stable and ban. in stable. Will bo old at private* siie. Wiii lx? sold Ufc Tu*jliy in Jano i*y at public For iurtlier information ap ■; ly to O Id Clokman, Talboltou* or o. tlOi .1 V., <>a \V' D Lsnxabd. ft n v ek in xt,XkT own town. X runs $5 outfit Address H ' • vo, Por.Uai Mane. xnazU Lime Kiln Phylosoyhy. Detroit F;ee Pres*. De odder (lay, began the old man with u halfshnmed expression of oountenauce, when one of do mem bers of dis club diskivered me dye in my hu‘r wid a lectio lamp-black an sweet ile bo dispressad de great est astonishment dut a pusson of niv years would be so vain, Gent* lem, when you find a man wihout a single weak spot in his character, you have fmm a man too good far dis weary worl. When you find a drunkard you find a man wid a weakness. He tnny bo honest and truthful, but when you offer him whisky you po,J de pateli off his weak spot. If in ilooeuce am brought to b‘ar to re form dat man, watch hint, Hu am jilt as sin-tit) to br, ak out iu some odder spot as do sun am to rise an sot. lie will run to boss.races or poker rooms, or be will dress to kill, or run alter women, or develop sunthin to prove dal he can't keep a tight reiu on his hull character at once. Reform a gnmbler an wlmt do yon make of him? Passion fur play am a weakness. Shako it off an de weakness orooks out in some odder spot, 1 have known a sober tem per;'! o gambler to reform from dat habit mi l I ci-ofno a drunkard. When you find a man wid a weak, ness tur horses let him alone, Take away his boss an he will re place u wid sun;bin aio disagreea ble; I look upon lyiu ns a weak hoop on de human burl. Few men lie to lie, but dey lie linkage dey want to cotcb ,le moost fi-li, or see do big gest b’ur, or cum do Highest to be in killed. Lyin' may be culled nu imbitiotis weakness. Smith lies to ge 1 ebon \vtl Jones, an Jonea to get ehen wid Urowu, an io it goes. Reform n liar an some odder hoop has got io bust, Gom'lcu, whet, do Lord an do church r. fuses to recognize porfoo sh .n in ■■• an why do wo expect an demand it. Half a millyiiu clergy - men it dis kentry am telliu us from e pulpit each Sabbath day dut mail am weak an sinful all fil lo' tricks, an vet when a uusson boats us out of half a dollar wo riz up un yo'l out us if it wns u strange tiling: 1 (loan drink aor gamble nor etc and, but I'ze got a weakness, I‘zi a bit vain. I imagine dat 1 look purtior wid my liar groused up nn do true color dis gnised, Givendntn Jones doan drink n r chew nor play policy, but, ho Ims a weak spot, llubl hot bis lust dollar on a ho. s race an bo'll hot on do wrong ho. s to boot. Judge Cadaver am regarded in his nayburhood as de soul of ii teg i-ily but win n lie went teeshiu las siiriiiiicr he got so c irndicula'ed tint bo '"11 off' do wlmrl an came nigh bcin <lr wn. Good old Sir Isaac Walpole am do friend of do sorrowful, a grau fudder to all chillen an his pur e am ober open to charity, hut he h„s bought a lottery ticket each month for do last uino years, an von can't convince him dat he tvont sooner or Inter strike a prize of 50,000. In windin up dis eulogy iot me simply warn you agin expect in to fin any man or woman so good nu nice an perfeck data flaw cunt be foun in do structure. Givh cm duo credit fur all good traits an stan prepared to dodge wlnn do bad ones comet to tie surface Let ns now march on to uttack de regular programmy.' —, ►>■< Pike County News: Christmas 1882 will find the farmers in a bet ter condition for making a crop than lor many years before. II provisions are made at home next year as they have tiiis, the farmers will not only be benefited but every industry will thrive as never before. A Muscogee county negro, on Sat urday, tried the experiment of shoot ing off a shot gun with the muzzle full of mud. The pieces of the gun have not been found,but the shooter’s left hand had to be cut off. Dublin Gazette; We were shown yesterday at L C Perry k Co.'s store some bausons raised by a col ored man, Geo Griffin, who live* about two mile* from town. The fruit was fully matured and well ri pened . A good remedy for warts and corn*; Drop a little vinegar on the wart 01 corn, cover it immediately with cooking soda or saleralus, and let it remnn ten minutes. Itep-at j several times a day for three day*, and the warts and eorns will be gone. E. Grayson, Harris & West Broad st., Savannah, Ga., says that lx; was much benefitted by using Brown’s Iron Bittcis. Paul H- Hayne, The complete poems of Paul H. Hayne, the poet of the South, have just been issued from the press of D. Lathrop & Cos., of Boston. It is pub lished in several elegant styles of binding and richly embellished with many choice engravings, making a volume of rare value. It is sold only by subscription. Agents arc desired in every city and town in the Southern States, Any one desiring to be of service to the poet should send their subscription or application for an agency to tire publishers. The most eminent men in the country were so much interested in the publication of Mr. Ilayne’s works that they subscribed months in ad vance. The poet’s genius has dis armed sectional prejudice, and the Boston Transcript asks how many persons know the life of Paul Hamil ton Hayne, the Southern poet? A man pure hearted, of generous im pulses and genuine genius. The truest Southern poet, rising above Ticknor, Poe, Simms or Lanier, im poverishing by the|war,lives in a veri table hut in Georgia forest, in ill health, which has followed him from child hood. It is to be hoped that the value of the poet’s labor will meet with substantial appreciation now that bis poems are published in a com plete form, and we should oe glad of the opportunity to testify our love for and admiration of the dainty grace anil sturdy culture of this sweet sin ger, about whose verses'Jingers an old World, and it may be a trifle old fashioned fragrant charm. Arteinus Ward iu a Boarding School. (Loir F- Hewitt, m Providence Pres*. The following morning was as rare , and funny as was Arteinus himself, lie could not resist an invitation tj visit the “Young Ladies” High School. While walking to the acade my a street runaway occurred. A tenified horse went tearing over the pavement with what Arteinus called “the fore.quarters” of a wagon clat tering at his heels. This incident Ar teinus ingeniously utilized ; n his ad dress. “The vehicular elopment which has just taken place, young la dies, has furnished tis with a timely topic of discourse. Young ladies’ seminaries are ever exposed to run a,ways. Once, when travelling with my show, 1 came upon a female in stitute. 'I here were ladders, anil lads, too, as to that, at every window. Many perpendiculars carrying fainting horizontals to the ground. “Fire I” 1 shouted. “None of that” replied a solemn voice from the orchard “ There ain’t no fire ; these are only young fellows running off with their sweethearts.” There is moral ent I - for man and beast in t Is runaway. No horse, if attached tola wagon, that is, if sincerely attached to it, will run away with it, but the more a young man is attached to a young woman, the more he will run away with her, leaving no traces, in fact none of the harness behind. Young ladies, since 1 have stood be fore your beautiful faces I have lost something, and if you or the boy that sweeps out should find a red ob ject, looking like a coral breast-pin tiiai b ■ been stepped on, you may know it is my poor, busted heart.” Simple Remedies. Iliccot.gii enn be immedmlely re lieved by udiniiiiittenng a lump of nugar wet with vinegar. Tlemorrliiige of the lungs oi Mom nch is promptly cheeked by rumll doaea o! salt. The patient sbonld be kept as <jniot aa possible, lloKisencss and tickling in the tbront are best rclieTeJ by the gar. gio of tb. white of an egg, beaten to a froth, in half a gla.s of wai m wa ter sweetened. If person suffering from severs headache would tie a bandeerebief tiglily around the temples, tb y would find relief by .<> doing in a very short time. A teaspooofal of charcoal in half a glass of warm water often relieves a sick headache It absorb, the g .se* an relieve, the di.tented stom ach to the head. A simple and harmless remedy and preventative for person, srffer ing from car sicknes, is a sheet of writing pnper worn next to the p~r *<>n and direotly over the chest. It ir highly r> commended and seldom tails. When one lias bad cold and the nose is closed up so that he cannot breathe through it, relief may b found instantly by putting a little camphor and water in the centre of the hand mi l miffing it up the nose. It ia a great relief, W, W. Sante, Stvanwah, says; “Brown’s Iron Bitters cured me of general debility.'’ REO. S- OBEAK, No. 110 Cl\erry Street,, - - Macon, Ga. WHOIiF-SALRntHI ItBTAIL DEALERS IN Crockeiy, China, Cutlory, Lamps, Chandeliers, Plated Ware, Granite Iron Ware. Japanned Ware, Baskets, Lanterns, eto SOLE AGENTS FOR THE “EXOELSIOK” cook: STOVES- Tho Bst undo, and Ounraiiteed to give SaiistActlou. HEATING STOVES. GRATES, AND OTHER GOODS. Write f ip Drift** and Catalogue. Jafcl7lta Monumental Marble Works! First DOOI North of Virginia Grocery, Broad Street Columbus, - - Georgia. Monuments, Tombs, Headboards, Vases, &o. of the best Italian & American Marble. Designs unit estimates furnished by addressing us. Workmanship the best. Prices Reasonable I march Utf, A. M. & J. JI. ELLEDGE, Proprietors Winship Iron Works, WINSHIP & BRG., ATLANTA, 6A. THE WINSHIP COTTON GIN, GIN FEEDER AND CON* DRNtfZR, THE WINSHIP COTTON PRESS. All Gin* fitted with tb. l*t‘mt improvoraeitt—rtaplc unmipvimsil, only th. best liiHterid u,ed \n oountrnetlon of oioh gin. „Foi l'rieoit *ud other informrtbin u, to Ginn, feeders, condinseis, ecriws . ' Sos H L MoLondon <fc Bro., Agonts, Tolbotton. *ng# Am AT THE* HARDWARE STOICS Talbotton, Gra. A LARGE STOCK OF Plow Stocks, Plow Hoes, Scovil Hoes, and VERY IMG USUALLY KBIT IN AFIBSTJCLAB3 Hardware Store, all of which will bo sold nt ROCK BOTTOM PRICES for the CASH. AND DON’T YOU FORGET IT. Call before purchasing and be Convinced. Keep constantly on hand a stock of the best COOKING STOVES. Manufactured in the country. Call and see them. ""S™ 1)1 H. L. McLENDON, Talbotton, Oa- A. 11. FAKQUHAIt, A. .lESIOi’, ROBERT H. AiUTB A. B. Farquhar & Cos, Macon, f reorjfia. —MANUFACTURERS AND DEALHKi JN - Hardware, Machinery, Agricultural, Implements. Sfoam EnxitM*. Boiler*, Saw Mills, Grist Mills, Farquhar r * *"d Separators, Champion Reapers, and Mowors, Horse Hay Rakes, Grain Fans etc„ -PROPRIEJPK.S OF- 1 CENTRAL CITY IRON WORKS ! Prompt 1 tentio. giv.a to repair wnrit.* _ *rjj J. A FRAZER & GO. - DKALKHUt IN HAKD W ABE, Nail*, Steel and Iron, Graia’Cradles, Rubber Belting,Scovil Hoe, Carpenter’* Tools, Ac-, Cutlery and Agricul tural Implement*, Mill Gearing, Paints, Oils, Ac. l>r26 95 and 97 Broad. St., (WertSide,JColutnboa, ©4; .J ob Work. AiX sUssvsof Joh W ork drne in tlie styles ud at the loWwrt priccsi, Bt tfie IJEGIKTBII /OB OFFICE. Oar Job Deptmt.nt is tar nished with a Kir* i-owkb rivEßs and s.'l the latest and most approved .t> type. We do Ivettox- work for l*i Ht money than any office in the Bteta- Give as your orriese and If# will pieces you. NO* 49