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REGISTER ASB STANDARD. 'CRUSHED EVEKV '"UESDAY. Office In Register and Standtril Building rFEMS, $1 00 Pir Annum. \ EnTislNti Rates Reasonable jftiicial Organ of TriV* County. Xj.ibGe Cißcnt*' ion. j. b- GORMAN Propr The City Drug Store. DR. E. L. BARD WELL Talbotton, G-a. X have iu store oue of the most Complete Stocks of Drugs, Chemicals, Oils, Paints, Varn ishes, and Fancy Articles, , „ W toilet ■ oapg. vases, toilet seta, combs, brushes, and An endless variety liiehnbne ' fiud iti articles, ever brought to this market, of . ot jM |i Uy prices have all been marked low do.m. Give me ft call. ■ Mi y & Kirtlaud, No. 3 COl rUN AVENUE and GO THIRD STREET, MACON, ■ - Ceorgia DEALER IN Boots, Shoes and Hats. tttp [UYKnowin stone one of the best stocks we have ever offered, and la V\ vno-s which cannot fail to give satisfaction It comprises Gents and La* ... r.n.itssnd Shoes, ofthetiest nakes;thc celebrated Philadelphia Youths and t hit jreas' shoes -superior t<* all others; Mens’ and omens’ heavy kip Boots aud Shoes m fine everything to suit the wants of the purchaser. We have also, at <s> XlairU * I rcet, a good line of IIA 1 MV invite attention of Shoemakers to our stock of FINDINGS. Send ns you aider—wo will execute them with as much satisfaction f m, “ M.A.X. it XVILC A IjAA” k/* !30t Nluoon. ’VI*. FURNITURE. THOMAS WOOD, Mbcrry, Street, - * - Macon. Ga. The oldest Furniture House in Middle Georgi.i. keeps lull liiilh of Ail styles WALNUT BED ROOMS SUITS, ted Stub's, \Vfts*4 bti'udu, Fide IR-nius, Ohhirs ot nil l.iudM. WINDOW SHADES and LAMBREQUINS. Cornices, ilnttresAes, Gold and Black VValnut, Moulding Ac. People el T*3bot anil siinotuidi'.iß counlies are especially invited (o call when vis** tine the city—or satisiftctiou guaranteed, \vh*n goo<i nro ordered. .ic&OlQm THOMAS WOOJ>. FLANDERS BROTHERS, COTTON FACTORS, Groceries, and Dealers in Wagons, Plows, Guano . MACON GIOiWUA, August 10, 1831. j DEAB 8Ifc: Wo approach ym int'erw b Tinning of tho new cotton season, 188* and 1S8:!, tendanug onr j w ’"' KCi)ir n Factors sud daslers in G.-oc-rnw .1 id Fanners Supplies. We have been established In nnr no r quarters. j r'"" F..rfci aid Foj.lvS' r-e* Hie post tw ire mnnrhs nd we take pi- wire in r turning thank* I r the liberal manner you ; h*Te nbcv.n Yni;r coafidenc ei , onr off ul- <a pl-ns ib pst tea so a dpmor.Mrutcd ihe \vido n r,f adorns a-S pply Store to our | ,Mt ßo-inau. By doi: g this .ve bare b-on enabled U meet yonrjneed.-. In low prices, thereby rsudermg mt'.eml aid tend lag to yo\T j.xnsp. rily. Bating Ihe coming mason we s!i.ll a,ld largely to onr stork ol Good', buying at fountain heart, paying cash and' rewiring ! illFcmuts oil purcliofte. Thf*** tl? vaiuitt? uc- f-r< j>os" to viv<? onr the benefit of. NN * work har:i f>i I ian ** s g;:d it. i8 our purpere to von go*!* at (lefyintr c* ini c 'ilioii (liYcuua uiil 10 lie convinced. Our. i clndcs Gioreric*. Ilnfttoarr. fto**. ' et<\ Bains' nut Tie* a Specialty. i are !>€-ri before -lu* public f„r Fiffoen Year* as Cotton Factors, and *h* v lume of our bufi.ioss to-day ,s an e "idcnce of the favor xre have receiv'd at the hand* of our Cotton Fji-ikK Our tSoMon Department ik complete. " ot ihe flrn* spring anncrvlnfon to the diff* rent Depn-i nenr\ Hie w:inLi.-:<*.mH®Hiv nd DEiiTKUV of Cotton *!*m!ly and at kI! ihae-s npervised by a member of the Finn and this m itself, we regard a worthy of c oßidera'iou. It is ° " b ,ir P as for a* practicable to pay the money m nil Fettfoncnts without giving checks on bank a, tii -reby c.*usng in CviLTcoitcc tc eur friend*, and bci?g a great saving in time. INTEREST, i? hare npT r charged tbc Planter xxriF.Esr on Cotton in s'ore. when ordered to be sold. Afzuy tinien tba market is depre-s and wd Cotton will not bri .2 ia re-d v.due. Under such drcuiDHfouc** we adTUUK. lib'rally, and for such ndTM.ee no i' made, wh: n the Cotton is 1- fi to ' e -o'd on first aciive m-.rket. This plan enable* the formers to tphHk* lull value ot {***tape, 4 , n t wihont ad litonnl cost. To prove this and to nee if we do as we say, give us atria! and we will give taogi- A of our orr|x>.itiou. nv*k' a sp.-cii’ty of tho 0 U reliable “UICKOBY WAGON'.** th* fce-t evar offered in the Southern market: the work is war r*‘c 'J nd we si nip tv .ask you to come and examine for bef.ve buying. V r GUANOS e aidle Guuio? of high commercial v.ine and n*hoiial let. station Tcf >ro purebaamg, examine our te.-t. mortals. J ?TOCK* , ru -cuson we wl'T S o 'orn . ••‘“h t on i. hi *. Onrobjcct is to mtciftiisiiiction, ie ico -.etiandl,- only tbc best stock so as sbn you 1 **e Wii_i YTI eiß come a.": , lltn business, we expect to coatinu:- for ye-.rs, ito.i we hope to serve you in such a ' Uibr.t your ai.; in its continuance £ EES W A.&OIT YAED. j fh vs n-drco-rul and co trecienl to our-ol.cc of business, a FitEE WAJOSYWlDfortheben.fi cur customers. *ir hsu-. I, pj. fl . e J ; ; r, iics.ee li'A y, T ,_ 1 ‘ FLAS Ji.l% BUOTHER3 VOL 7- Sfje ©confio HUgfeter. A. R. WILKERSQN. B. T H ATCHER. W. G. ESTES. mil k film, 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 MATERIAL SHOVELS, SPADES, IRON. NAILS, BOOT3, SHOES, HAMES, TRACES, DOMESTIC DRY GOODS- Virginia and Liverpool Salt. HOLE AGENTS For Patapsco Guano and Acid Phosphate. We respectfully invito the i’liblie t* examine oi.r stock before pur chasing, Wo guarantee satisfaction. j:inioi2m WILKERSON & HATCHER. fnrr-rwnr iti 11 iirir~n "i ' i T-rru-rmT i ri iiiitm —■ ‘ How to Save Money! MANUFACTURERS PRICES ! o Order your Wagons, Dmnp Carts, Dr*ya, Hu. gies Ac., from WM. AMOS, C'oliiml>ixx, Gix Lowest prices given. in .viC TALBOTTON, GA., TUESDAY, JANUARY 16V1883. PARKER'S HA£^ALSAM. only that are beneficial to the scalp and hair RMtorci the Youthful Color to Cre* or Faded Hair Parker’s Hair Balsam It finely perfumed and is warranted to prevent fatting or the b*ir tnd to re move dandruff and itching. Hiscox &Cos , N.Y. 50e. in 4 |l tlsei, at dealer* ta drugs and medicine*. PARKER’S GINGERTONIC A Superlative Health and Strength Restorer. 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 Uwoer T*wic. If you are a lawyer, minister or business man ex hausted by mental strain or anxious cares, do not take intoxicating stimulants,but use Parker's Ginger Tonic If you have Consumption, Dyspepsia, Kheuma* Ism, Kidney Complaints, or any disorder of the lungs, stomach, bowels, blood or nerves. Parkrr’s Gingrr Tonic will cure you. It >4 the Greatest Blood Purifier And thn Best and Surest Cough Cure Ever Used. If you are wasting away from age, dissipation or any disease or weakness and require a Stirtiulant take Ginger ToMC at once; it wifi invigorate and build I oil tip from the first dose but will never intoxioate. t has saved hundreds of lives; it may save yours. CAUTION t—*ll lubrtltn'M. Parker’e GingerTonicU rwmjywed rf the betfrefnedtai agent? h, the world, and U entirely differ.Ht from preparation* of (•nger alone. Send { * HrcvUrt# tibevx A Cos., N. Y. Aire. A|l r.tr%, at dealer* 1m drug*. OP CAT SATING FUTINCI DOLLAR 117. E. FLORESTO N Its rich and lasting fragrance Ka* made this delightful perfume exceedingly popular, fttefh i* nothing like it. Insist Boon having FLorss tcyw CoUKiKS and look for *ignatur cf cfysis&ccrt 9 t'Cte en every bottle. Any dmprlrt or dealer la perfumery can supply >v*u. 55 and “b rent else*. fflUtOg HAVING BUYING *Rc. SI7T. aiigl Valuable Town Prop-irty. I offer for sale the Cbiibrrno Hotel Property, situated on t 1.3 south-west cor ner < t ihe puolic Square of ihe town of Talnotlon. Thu hotel baihling has 17 commodhms roruns, is in good condition, flu <■ bi s fine .card. n spot, J acre, a goo*-' weil ot ivi'cr. go irl kitchen, .Uhlo and t an; i ; stable. V.'i 1 1 be old at private sde. Wi ib sold Ist Tuesday la .Janu ary at public in o For in Li.cr iufoiination rp, ly to O D Gohman, Taibottou, or octlOr .1 U., oe W i> Lexscko. * w irl r, '°r ‘wn lown T roir * 'f #ls ontfi- free Address h H.u.let a Cos, Puritan I Ma'nc. tuatll Unreconstructed. Sho wtis ono of those old maids with oork screw curls from Connec ticut who came down South on a mission to either deliver temper ance lectures or collect material lor a book. This one was armed with a lead pencil and a book and being struck by the venerable, Uncle Tom, like appearance of ole Mose, an Austin, darkey she proceeded to ask him questions, the auswers to which sho took doD, I suppose you were a slave before the tra? Yes mum. llowr dreadful ! llow shocking And to whom were you in boud age? To my ole mm ster. How shocking! How dredful! What a shame! Did you oyer wear a chain? Yes, mum, I wore a chain for four years. My ole marster put it on mo liiaself,' ‘Gr,my! How brutal! Do you kr.ow who it was that removed the chain from your fool? 1 ‘Yes mum; de Federal soldiers,’ ‘How grand,how patriotic! How patriotic,—You arc grateful to those noble boys In blue who removed the cruel chains from your neck?’ No, indeed; I isn't grateful to etn. Oh my! llow unappreciative!— How debased! Why are you not grateful, my colored friend, to those noble me mou who removed the gulling chain from your neck? Rekase when dose Yankee s-jors tuck ofl'de gold chain my ole mas ter put on me, day tuck off do sil ver watch wid it, and dey han't ■‘rung it hack yit. liar! Jlar! Har! U my! llow brutal! How .shock ing! you are an ‘Sty black negro, she said, shaking her finger under his nose, and bibbing In r head bacKwaVds and forwards, and you ought to bo whipped within an inch of your life? O my! how brutal! How shockin'! said the old man, imitating her voice, as he ho moved oil’, —Texas Siftings, Something in the Bed. Jmlgo l'itman lias a hubit of slip ping his a atoll under his pillow when he goes to bod. Onu night somehow it slipped down, and as tlio judge w *s t'cstless it worked its way toward the foot of iho bed. After a bit, while lying awake his foot touched it; it felt Very cold; he was surprised, scared, and jumping from the bod lie s< id; My gracious, Maria, there s a load or something nuder the covers. I touched it with my foot. Mrs Pitman gave a loud scream and was on the floor in an imtant. Now, don't go hollering and wak ing up the neighbors, said the judge. You get a broom or some thing, and we’ll lix the thing mighty quick 1 Mrs Pitman got the broom and g vo it to the judge with the remark that she fell as though sunken were creeping up and down her logs and back. Oh, nonsense, Maria! Now, turn t'own the covers while I Lohl the broom and bang it. Put a bucket of water alongside of the bed so that wo can shove it in and drown it. Mrs Pitman fixed the bucket and gently removed the covers. The judge, broom uplifted, and as the black ribbon of the silver watch was revealed, he cracked away at it threo or four times with the broom, then he pushed the thing otf into the bucket. Then they took the light to investigate the matter. When the judge saw what it was lit said: 1 might h ive known it; it is just like you women to go screeching arid fussing about nothing, IPs utterly ruined. Ii was you that made th ius, not me. said Mrs Pitman. You needu‘l try to put the blame on me. Then the Judge turned in and growled at M'ria until he fell asleep. Firearms on the Statre. The best sentiment of the Ameri can people would undoubtedly favor the entire prohibition of firearms in public entertainments, for two good reason : First, because the custom is very dangerous and human lives are often sacrificed by it; and, ser ond, because it cultivates in the minds of Lie young and uncultured a morbid passion for scenes of tragedy and bloodshed. W.J .Lindsay, Broughton st., Savan nah, says : “I received great benefit from Brown's Iron Bitter l when I had lost my appetite.” it Ia fti>A P“3 at home. Sani- T)tO D-U p i,..worth $3 <-ee. :.d tkr<u Stuwojc & i o. Port anil Maine. He Wouldn’t Sunpoae, The hoy had come home to Christ mas, and the old man felt that it was a good time to gratify his curiosity about speculation. “Thomas,” he began, “Ive heard a good deal about speculating in wheat. How do they word it in Chi cago?” “Well, father, suppose you had a thousand dollars.” “1 won’t do it! I never had that much money at one time in my life, and never expect to ” “Well, suppose you feel pretty sme that wheat will go up ten cfents per bushel before harvest.” “I won't s’pote no siclt thing ! I don’t s’pose it'll go up over four cents.” “■Then you may go on the theory that Europe has all the wheat she wants, and prices will drop seven or eight cents in the next six months.” “I shan’t do no sich thing ! I don’t beheve wheat will go down even two cents 1” “Well, suppose you buy a thousand bushels for June delivery?” “Thomas, you're a fool! What on airth do I want of a thousand bushels of wheat ?” “Then you can sell a thousand for July deliver)’." “I can, eh ! I've got about forty bus 1 els in the granary, and 1 can sell a thousand can I ? I did hope you'd learn something down there, but I see that you run all to red neckties and stand Up Collars. You can go out and air yourself while I take a smoke; A New Ingrndient. It is Airs. Cobb's candid opinion that in some cases, education is not of much benefit to tile colored race. Mrs. Cobb lias a colored cook, who says she graduated at a female ceme tery, who can read, and gives much of her : ime to perusing the cook book. A few mornings ago, the cook, whose name is Mainly, was told to make some cake. A short time af tcrwaids she appeared in the parlor with the cook book in her hands, and said : “I wants yrr to send right off to dc store and get some latter to put on de cake." "Some what?" “Some latteis" "I-attei." "Yes, latter. I‘se done tole ye r four time." "In the name of common sense, what is latter?'' "1 c'.unno what hit am. I did't write dis hear book. Hit reads dat it cupfitll ob de latter should he put In de cake to make hit good." Mrs 1 Cobb jerked the book out of cook's hand,and, at the place indicat ed, read: ‘ Mix Up the dough with a cup of water, or of sweet milk, but the latter is the best."—Texas Siftings. Beautiful Anwers. A Persian l’upll of the Abbe Sicord gave the follow ng extraordinary an swers : "What is gratitude?” ’’Gratitude is the memory of the heart.” , "What is hope?” "Hope is the blossom of happi noss ” ’“What is the difference between hope and desire?” "Desire is a tree in leaf, hope is a tree in flower, and enjoyment is a tree m fruit.” "What is e ernity?” ”A day without yesterday or tomor row, a line that has no end." "What is time?" "A day that has two ends, a patli which begins ill the cradle and ends in the tomb." "What is God?" ‘‘The necessary Being, the Son of eturnity, the Merchant of nature, the Eye ot J usticej the Watchmaker of the universe, the Soul of the world." Suppo3inga Case. He said he didn't intend to stay a minute, had just dropped in to ask a little advice on a business matter. “Suppose," he continued, that 1 wanted to raise 1 thousand dollars to meet a sudden emergency ?“ "Yes." “I would naturally go the 1 ank?“ “You Would." “I would give a note for ninety days, and it would hove to be endor ed?“ “Exactly." „And in rase you Indorsed it for me—“ “I should expect to he obliged to do it! Gorxl morning !“ The Evening Nows suys: “The Gazette knows of a gentleman in Wilkes county who has bought a three thousand dollar plantation, paying f"r it entirely with oats, and lias plenty of yet on b ind." Mrs Hodges, Jones st., Savannah, (la., says : “Brown's iron Bit'ers cur ed me of general debility.” OEO. S. OBEAR, No/110 Cljerry Street, - - Macot\,(jtee ■WHOLESALE Hint RETAIL DEALERS lN Cfockeiy, China, Cutlery, Lamps, Chandeliers. Plated Ware, Gi'anite Iron Ware, Japanned Ware, Baskets, Lanterns, tt M SOLE AGENTS FOR THE “EXCELSIOR” COOK STOVES The Brut made, and Guaranteed to give Satisfaction. HEATING STOVES. GRATES, AND OTHER GOODS. Write fur Prices and Cat.logue. janl lUdt Monumental Marble Works I First Door North of Virginia Grocery, Broad Stthsel Columbus, - * Georgia* Monuments, Tombs, Headboards, Vases, &o* of the best Italian & American Marble. Z&t* Dosigns imd estimates furnished by addrbbsin# as. Workmanship the best Prices Reasonable I march lltf, A. M. A J. 11. ELLEDGE, Proprietor* Winship Iron Works, WINSHIP &BRO, ATLANTA, GA. The WiNship cotton gin, gin feeder and con denser, THE WINSHIP COTTON PRESS. AH (line fittel with the latest improvement—stupid uneurp tesed, olily the bent material u.ed \u const ruction of each gin. For prices end other ieforumtiou ns to Gins, feeders, condensers, sentr* . * See II L McLendon fc Bro., Agents, Tulbotton, ftigS AT THE HARDWARE STORK Talbotton, G-a. A LARGE STOCK OF Plow Stocks, Plow Hoes, Scovil How, antf VERY ING USUALLY KEPT IN A ITRSTJjCLASI Hardware Store, all of which will be sold at ROCK BOTTOM PRICES for the GASH. AND DON’T YOU FORGET IT. Call before purchasing and be Convinced. Keep constantly on baud a stock of the best COOKING STOVES. Manufactured in the country. Call and see them. angio bl H- L. McLENDON, Talbotton, Gs a. B. fakquhau, a. jjEdsor, nor cut n. amith A. B. Farquliar & Cos, Macon, ileorgia. -MANUFACTURERS and dealers in- Hardware, Machinery, Agricultural, Implements. Steam Engines Boilers, Saw Mills, Grist Mills, Farqulwrf Threshers and Separators, Champion Reapers, and Mowers Horse Hay Rakes, Grain Fans. ete -proprietors of— CENTRAL CITY IRON WORKS I Prompt aiti-ntioi] yivon tn repair work. rrylß rtlft - ~ ——r —rr=-r- . J. A. FRAZER & <JO. - DEAI.KIt.* XIV HARDWARE, Nails, Steel and Iron, Grain Cradles, Rubber Belting,Seovil Hoes, Carpenter’s Tools, &c , Cutlery and Agricul tural Implements, Mill Gearing, Faints, Oils, &c. upr2s 05 and 07 Broad St„ (Wvt Side,) Columhua, Oh: j ob Work. Aix .1 1.1*6,n'of Jolt. W ork dense intho l>o*.t styles and at the laweaS priccH, at the I!F.OIbTFP .I'D OFFICE. Onr .Job Deptmfnt it tur nisliod with n pise rowan rr.tsa mid a ■ l the latest anil most approved styl.H ir. type. We do htittcP troll Per lew mouny 'hen nay office in thcMUste Give ns yonr orders and we will pl you. no. &