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IGISTER AND STANDARD. ■bushed everv Tuesday. Office In. Igistei and Standard Building. FRMS, $1 00 Pdr Annum. SvEt.TiiMso Rates Reasonable— fciicial Organ of Talbot County. Laugk CmdjL*‘TtON. j. B- GORMAN, Propr. Tlie City Drag Store. |)R. E. E. BARDWELL Talbotton, Gra,. ■i i, aV e in store one of the most ■omplete Stocks of Drugs, Chemicals, Oils, Paints. Varn ishes, and Fancy Articles, Including toilet. -raps. vases, toilet sets, combs, briislits, nml an endless variety E ither useful and d< iirable articles, ever bronght to this market. f'l till sell- My prices have all been marked low <to*n, Ltvo mea call. I nov22 12m h"'- L BARDAt " Mil & Kirtland, No. 3 COT TON AVENUE and GO THIRD STREET, MACON, - ■ Georgia dealer in Boots. Shoes and Hats. TtTF HAVE now in store one of the best stocks tve have over offered, and In W ndo-s which cannot fail to give satisfaction. It comprises Oeuts and La dies Boots and Shoes, of the best nakes;the celebrated Philadelphia Vintlis ami Lint dress'hoi -superior t* all others; Men.’and omens heavy kip Boots and Shoes in fine everything to rut the wants of the purchaser. We have also, at OO Third Nfrcet, good lineofllyv Wc invite attention of Shoemakers to our stock of FINDINGS. Send ns ymn mder —wo will execute them with as much spisot " ' ‘ At 1’ RNITURE. THOMAS WOOD, Mbcrry, Street, - - - Macon, Ga- The oldest Furniture Hou.sc in Middle Georgia, keeps lull luk s of ail styles WALNUT BED ROOMS SUITS, Bed Steads, Was.-, intend*. Fidi li. bji s, listilockH, Elmir* ol all kind.- WINDOW SHADES and LAMBREQUINS. Ooruice*, MattreHNOß, Gold and Black Walnut, Moulding Ac. People <*t Tnd>ot niid sarrorindiiig coualios are especially invited to call wuon via* tine E 4 ** and satis.action guaranteed, when good# *© ordered. doc2Ul2m TIIOMAH W OOI), FLANDERS BROTHERS, COTTON FACTORS, Groceries, and Dealers in Wagons, Plows, Guano. MACON GEORGIA, August 10,1382., SfciKiUM mV* ■ - *■+ sr - n - •*S*zjfc.L2 DF.IRBIK: We again approach y ™, in t'.e nrr b*rinmn K of the new cotfon wason, 1882 n<l 1883 >^" rl "* u R”" r 9 Cotton Factors amt dealers in Groceries and Farmers Sapphos. \Y e have been e-tabUshe lin a lew qua. tors corner F.mrtU and Poplar trre*a tbe past twelve months and we tike j, sure in returning th mk far the li.iera manner yon have shown ;a„r confidence 1 . onr efforts -o please. Ihe p st season demonstrated Ihe w,adorn of adding n S .pply BHr to oar Colton Business. By doing this we hare ba-n enabled to meet yonr needs in low prices, thereby rendering material aid tend ‘“inung we ,hr.ll add largely lo our stock of Good", buying at fountain head paying cash ahd > heavy dlscoßnts on purchase. These ,lis smuts we , ropos to .vs our fuends tho benefit of. We work bard far the I tau ter* latere*, and it ia nr pnrpore to ofl. r v- n goods at rates defying eompetihon Give us a tml to be convinced. On. Mock include* Groceries. Hardware. Plow*;, Wagons, etc. aid lies a Specialty, , COTTON. —We rave beit l>efore .be public f,r Fifrceo Years us Cotton Factors, and ho ▼duroe of our bnrinea* to-day is an e-idence of the favor we have received at the hands of our Colton F.wih. Onr button Department lai rn| dele a member ol .he firm g.vin special supervision to the d.fhrcut Department*, tbe helm :<o, weiohino and delivery of Cot im i* spestnlly a6 „ a |l time s unerased ly a member of the Firm and tins >u itself, we regard as wortuy of ooaaideratton It is onr pr.rp iU ;ls far a* pisctimble to pay the money in all settlements without giving caeeks on banks, thereby causing .ess in. convenine*; !c cur friends, and beifrg a great saving in tun*. TVTTKpST We have nev-r chanted Hie Planter wtuußsl on Cotton in sue. when ordered to tie sold. Many times the market is depress, ed and Cotton will not bri gi s red value. Uud r such cireumstane swe advmee hb.ral.jr, and for sneti advance no charge i. made when the Cotton i-s 1. ft to he -old on first ac'ive m rket. fills plan cn .hies the farmers to realize lull value ot the Slap cj and Wi hoot ad.litonal cost. To prove tuts and to see if we do as we say, give us a trial and we will give Ungi bie tv.detjre of our pr position. ___ _ _ ___ W AGGNS- We m.ke a spicialty of the oil reliable “111 KOBf U AGONV the be t ever offered in the Southern market; the work is war ranted and -we siaaotv ask vou to eomc and examine or yonrself before buying. GUANO3 V. l- audle i o-. 103 of high coiamerciai y due and mtional reputation Before purchasing, examine our ic-f monals. STOCK- During t: e se-igon vfe will t ive to irriv", One H indred eio.ee Kentucky Mules, which 1 be sold at etnse figures for eaih ~r on time Oar object is to pi-aw. and give satistaciion, he ice vv handle only the best stock so as when you trade with us ~e* y.m will 'corny again. Oui business, we expect to continue tor yoirs, and we ho.e to serve you ia such a Way as to went your aid iu its coLtiaaanee. . _ _ FIiEE WAGO2< YASp. We have andsr control and couTCanent to our ri c-i ;if bauiOMs, a Fit~-£ A A*_• ON YARD for tlie otir customers. U to please you “ ev£ry way - Keß;ec lul y ' flandej* brothers. VOL 7- ®je oco Voi a VUcjisto:. A. R. WILKERSON. B. T H ATCHER. W. gI ESTES WILKES! h HATCHER, TALBOTTON, GA. Have Supplies, Supplies. CORN, MEAT, SEED OATS, MEAL. FLOUR, FEED OATS SUGAIR, 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, BOOTS, SHOES, HAMES, TRACES, DOMESTIC PRY GOODS- Virginia and Liverpool Salt. SOLE AGENTS For Patapsco Guano and Acid Phosphate. AYe respectfully invite the Public to examine oi.r stock betbro pur chasing, We guarantee satisfaction. jauioi2m WILKERSON & HATCHER. mi m i uni—ini iw rr m ■mwmmm in ■■iiiimi ii a Howto Save Money ! MANUFACTURERS PRICES ! Order your IV. gons, Damp Curts, Drays, Buggies Ac., from WVI. AMOS, Columbus, Oa. Lowest prices given. may 30 TALBOTTON, GA., TUESDAY, JANUARY 9. 1883. PARKER’S MATE BALSAM. i **&*&£# Ft contains materials l^iat are Benc/Scial 40 ** lC sca *P * n d hair Restores the Youthful Color to Brey or faded Hair Parker's Hair Balsam is finely perfumed and is warranted to prevent falling of the bair nnd to re move dandruff an-.itching. Hiscox & Cos., N.Y. 60c. sad $1 zlz, at dealer* In drtjjf* n J mrdietnei. PARKER’S GINGERTONIC A Superlatlvt Health and Strength Rettorer. If yon are a mechanic or farmer, worn out with overwork, or a mother run down by family or house hold duties try Parker's Gihgr* Tonic, ! If you rre a laYvyer, minister or business mart ttc haustfd by mental strain or anxious cares, do not take intoxicating stimulants,but use Parkef’s Ginger Tonic If you have Consumption, Dyspepsia, Kheuma- Jsm, Kidney ('omplaints, or any disorder of the lungs, stomach. Itowels, blood or nerves.Pakkkr’s OINGIR Tonic will cure yon. It /.the Greatest Blood Purifier And the Best and Surest Cough Cure Ever Uifcll. If you are wasting away from age, dissipation or any disease or Weakness and require a stimulant take CiNCBK l onic at once; it will invigorate and build Ton up from the first dose but wiH never intoxicate, t hai saved hundreds of lives; it may save yours. CAUTION •—RfufH cibttltuU*. Psrkrr’aGhtgcrToßteis composed of lb* i**it rnllsl AfrU In tbworld,uditvntirely dtfT. renl from jirt-jarnUon* of K'xßvr •*<. Uend for circular t# (i Ucvx k Cos., N. Y. 60c. k $1 licot, at U*l*r ia drop. OREAT SAVING BUTINS COLLAR SIZE. ! Its rick and lasung fragrance has made tin! delightful perfume exceedingly popular. Thef< Is nothing like it. Insist ur>on having Flores ton Cologne and look for signature ot (?ssi4cox on #Ve?y bottle. Any or dealer ta pcrfiunwjr can ni] ptvynv. ?S .find H rent size*. imRGg SAVING HtryjNO TSe. SIZE. *ngl Valuable Town Property. I dflfer for Fale the Claiborne Hotel Property, situated on the south-west cor ner cf the Ptiolic Hquarc of the town of Taliotton. The hotel has 17 | commodiom; rot-ras, is in good condition. I Place has fine garden spot, \ acre, a good well of wa*er, good kite hen, stable and ! bam ia stabb. Will bo old at private KAie. Wilt be sold Ist Tuesday in Janu ! a r y at public Fale. For fnither information apply to O D Gorman, Talbottoa, or J U., obWD Lekxv a week in your own town. 'J' rrus I Hallst k Cos., IVrilan l Jlan. inart4 THE MODERN AE3OP. From the Denver Tribune. A peecocious boy was once Afflict ed with a Boil in that part of his Anat omy which is seldom mentioned in Polite society. To him a Playmate addressed Words of Condolence. “Oh,’’replied the Precocious boy, “I’m not so Powerful bad off, After all. This Boil has taught me in its Quiet, unob trusive way, what mantel-pieces were made for, as you yourself shall Learn if you will Stay and See me Eat my Supper.” This fable teaches that All created things have their Spheres to Fill in this Life. A Dog and his tail fell into a Dis pute as to which should wag the other. An itinerant wasp passing that way casually remarked : “Spe .king of tails reminds me that I Possess one which may possibly be Influential enough to wag you both.” This fable teaches that io cents worth of dynamite is a bigger man than a Church Steeple. A men who had been drinking went home J .ate one Night and hung his hat and cane upon his breath instead of upon the hat Rack. The hat rack being of a naturally Sensitive disposi tion,began to chide the man. “Pray be calm, said the man, “What lam doing is Intended Simply as an inti mation to you that 1 am Fuller than a Coal.” This fable teaches us that haste frequently Leads to misinterpret the motives of Others. An Angle Worm was once Observed by a Catfish wriggling about in a pond. "Poor dear thing,” said the catfish, “My heart bleeds for you. For fear you will be drowned, I will take in out of the wet,” To which the Angle worm replyed: “1 am Grateful for your Sympathy, but if you take me iu it will be your Gills that will Bleed for me.” Misinterpreting this remark for humor, the catfish swallowed the An gle worm and learned too late that the Angle worm had previously Swallowed a Limerick hook. By this Fable we are taught that it is best to Inquire into a contract before Undertaking it. An editor once Owned three hun dred thousand dollars worth of Rail road stock, twenty-one thousand dol lar Government bonds, six white Shirts a country Residence on the Hudson, farm in Illinois, a Span of horses and a wagon, two suits of clothes and a Plug hat. 'This Fable teaches that all the Liars are Not dead Yet. He Wanted to Pose. From ih Detroit Free I’rcns. A rest debt ot Bark street had a photographer come up the other day for the purpose ol taking a view ol his residence, and the man of Iho camera had jusigot in position when along came an old coon witli a buck imw on his arm and wanted to kuow what was up. “Going to photogr iph the house,“ was tiie reply. ‘ Then I guess I'll pose," remark ed the old man, “I'll take a position at the left ot the gate and represet t the statuo of Industry. 1 ' The members of ihe lainily c*m out and arranged lliemsolvca, aud the man called out: ' Here old man, you want to get out of thall" ‘‘Can’t I represent industry?” ‘•No, sir!" “Can't I stand over there and rep sent Laziness?" ‘‘No sir! We don't want you in the group ut alk‘ ’ “Lemme represent the Steeping Beauty. 1 ’ “You go away !“ Hu drew off to one sido, the pass ing teams halted to give the artist a chance, and directly the plate was made. Everybody rushed forward when it wat ready for inspection, and the old man was one of the first. As the pi .to was held up ite giggled and tickled, and finally burst into a loud laugh. He had dodged around the corner of the house, and bia lull figure was revealed behind the fajnily. ■‘What do you repicssnt iD that attitude?* 1 sternly inquired the pho tographer. “Well, I reoon tbnt'a a pretty good pose lor Couteutment." “Very well. I will now represent Distatisfacl.ion.“ And tho artist took the festive old chap by the oar and walked him out of the crowd and pat, in a couple of kieks which changed tho pose of Contentment, to that of Sorrow. What the Twins were Named- From the Texas Siftings.] “So you have got twins at your house?” said Mrs Bezumbe to little Tommy Samuelson. "Yes, mam, two of ’em.” “What arc you going to call them ?” “Thunder and Lightning.” “Why are strange names to i. ill children.” Well, that’s what pa called them as soon as he heard they were in the house,” A New Kind. From the Detroit Free Press. We were having a long wait at a j railroad junction in Georgia when an ! old darkey turned up with a basket of boiled eggs and sandwiches, When he had passed around through the crowd he winked me to step aside, and as we sat down on some boxes in the freight House, lie began ; I reckon you’s from tie norf? Yes. Well, sah, I wanted to ax how many kinds ot religun you had up dat way. Oh, about a dozen, I guess. Cracky, golly ! lie hvhispeted, but dat lets me out! Say ! Yes. We hasn’t got but two kinds down yere—Baptist an’ Methodist. 'Cord in’ to dc Baptist Ize got to forgive de nigger who stole all my hay las’ week, an' ’cordin' to de Methodist l can’t lick de onery rascal who tied my ole mulf in de scrub an’ lett him to starve to death. And you want anew kind ? ’Zactly, sah—'zactly. I want sum tliin’ dat’ll answer fust rate doorin’ a thunder storm to keep de roof on de ole cabin, an’ which wi 1 arterwards let me cotch and wallop old Adams de fust time lie menshuns dat I went to jail fur thirty days fur habin’ one calf too much. 1 gave him one, and he was so well plea.ed that lie wanted to present me with thirty-one boiled eggs and ten poends of sandwiches. M. C. Turner, Savannah, Ga., says; “My children were suffering from im pure blood and were relieved by Brown's Iron Bitters.” Kt£F.i’is the If had Clean. —The Druggiatß Circular gives the follow ing recipe for the ‘\try shampoo," and considerably used by b irbers, n nv generally known as Sea Foam : AIcoK-1 - - - > - - 8 ounces- Wiit-r - .... it; ounces. Ammonia - - - - 1 ouuco. Cologuo 1 ounce. It is rubbed on the head until 110 liquid evaporates. No sulstoueut rinsing is necessary. A distinguished physician, one who had spout much time utjlquar antino, s till that a person whoso head was thoroughly washed every day rarely took contagions diseases; but where the hair was allowed to become dirty and matted, it was hardly possible to escape infection. Many persons find speedy relief for nervous lieailuoiio by washing the hair thoroughly in weak soda water. I have known severe cases almost wholly sored iu leu minutes by this simplo remedy, A friend finds it the gr -atest relief iu cases of rare cold, flic cold symptoms entire!, loaving the eyes and m so after one thorough washing ot the hair. The head Should bo thoroughly dried afterward, and not exposed to draughts of air for a little while. RAILROaD RATES All-nt, Constitution. Tho recent and; cision of the Illinois supreme court altirming the right of aStalo to regulate passenger and freight lates beyond its limits, will, if confirmed by the Uoi'.ed States supremo court, revolutionize freights nnd fares throughout the country. The decision wasri iidered in a cao in which freight going out of the Stato was involved. The freight was carried 100 mil3 in the State and 800 in other Slates. The coart held ihat Illinois could regulate the rate to the point of destination—at least to the extent of preventing discrimination—and that the States outside of Illinois, through which the freight was carried had no voice iu the matter. Tho Illinois court, in otther words, decided that the Slate from which freight starts can say at what, rate it shall be carried, no matter how distant its destination may be. The law at the point ot departure is the law of ihe Whole carriage, and tho importing State must consult the rules and rates of the exporting State. It is Probable. When yon see a young man with his neck encased in a choice satin 'ker* chief, that his best girl remembered him on Christmas. That somebody's stocking tvds stretched by t.iat elegant sealskin gar ment so numerous on the streets just now. When the pi evading scarf-pin and Watch seals go out of fashion, Santa Claus will come to the front as usual. That sufficient time has elapsed since the youngsters received their dolls and toys to develop a destruct iveness truly American. When you look back that you will take more comtort in contemplating what you gave than inspecting that which you received. Mr. Burrill, of Jones st., Savannah, Ga., says : “Brown's Iron Bitters per manently r lievca me ot indigestion.” GEO. 8. OBEAR, No. 110 Cl\erl'y Street* wuoLF.SALB .imi ltitrAiL dealers iN Crockeiy, China, Cutlery, Lamps, Chandeliers, Plated Ware. Gi'anite Ironware, Japanned Ware, Baskets, Lanterfls, ffW HOLE AGEN TS I’Olt THE “EXCELSIOK” COOK STOVES- The H :st r, add, and Oiihrantfeed t 6 givi Satisfaction. HEATING STOVES, GRATES, AND OTHER UOODS. Writo 1 r Prices and Catalogue. j*nl I%xl ■ 1 ' Vlwlitfß Monumental Marble Works I First Dooi North of Virginia Grocery, Bread Street Columbus, - - Georgia. Monuments, Tombs, Headboards, Vases, &o, of the best Italian & American Marble. .3®" Designs and estimates furnished by addressing us. Workmanship the best. Prices Reasonable I march 1 ltt. A. M. & J. H. ELLEDGE, Proprietors Winship Iron Works, WNP&6RO, ATLANTA, GA. THE WINSHIP COTTON GIN, GIN FEEDER AND CON* DENSER, THE WINSHIP COTTON PRESS, All Gins lift,id with the latest improvement-staple unsurpassed, only the Beel matenil u.eil in construction ol eaolt gin. , For pnees and other information ns to Gins, feeders, condensers, screw*. Tgee it L McLendon Jt Bro., Agents, Talbotton. ailg g 4 m TIIE HARDWARE STORE TetXTbiot-tozra., G-et. A LARGESfOCK OP Plow Stocks, Plow Hoes, Scovil Hoes, and VERY INC USUALLY KEPT IN A FIRSTJjCLASS Hardware Store, all of which will be 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 stock of the best COOKING STOVES. Manufactured in the country. Call and see them. auglObl H L. McLENDON, Talbotton, Oft- A. B. FAllttlJHAit, A. JErfIJOP, RODEUF 11, SMITH A. B. Farquhar & Cos. Macon, <leoi'gia. —MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN- Hardware, Machinery, Agricultural, Implements. Steam Engines Boilers, Saw Mills, Grist Mills, FarqußaV Threshers and Separators, Champion Reapere. and Mowers, Horse Ray Rakes, Grain Fan3. eto„ —PROPRIHTORS OP— CENTRAL CITY IRON WORKS t Prompt attention given to repaif work. ibrjl6 l£m ■ 1 1 ' T “ 111 ■ '"■VT T-rfV , - S-- r~c— ‘ " J. A. FRAZER & 00. -DEALERS IN HARD WAKE, Nails, Steel and Iron, Grain Cradles, Rubber Belting,Seovil Eoes, Carpenter’s Tools, &c , Cutlery and Agricul tural Implements, Mill Gearing, Paints, Oils, &c. upi’2s 95 aud 97 Bread St„ (TV*lSi<le,) Columbus, Ohs •J ob W ork. All Masse* of .T,F Work done in the best styles and at the lewesl prices, at the It EG INTER JO OFFICE. Onr Job DErirti*FNi is lur nißlied with a risr. 1-owkb r.ss and alt the latest and most approied r n type. We chl>ottT workfor !*• money than any office in the Blais Give us your orders end we will plci s yon. = * NO.-4,