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21 CHERRY BTEKET. SI CHERRY STREET.
CENTRAL CITY CLITIC HOUSE!
Charles Waelitel & Bro.
THE POPULAR GIA ITIIIEUS.
Orj" rcptrt/tion for th* snd IxM >t oc"k La* been luHy *udait.ed
ll,i t ponton. we to* display an entire assortment of
Fail and Winter Ciothing
FOIt—
Men, Youth, Boys am! Children,
MAIIESPEf JAHLi' Fours.
In Gents' Furnishing Goods,
our department* * rtockcd With alt the tv v-Bk* of the *• our nmnpe*-
are such &* ns to offer snylbing new ah ©ar.y m lown i: New \ork.
Gents* Underwear & Neckwear.
Slairts.
VaaiHsefl t!> c-l-brnied WAHOSD KHIK l\ which Uso popular rail Uo r.el
'.Mora fa mad any fait!.' r mention. We bava the best ON V. DOLLAR BHIKT ever
kao m,
"HCs/tcs,
Otir *t'*ek in thi* department e ol <jv ry k *owix row ft;, le. ihe Nobbiest
Irak** * HUM Wil and BTKA . 4 , , ,
BwnMrw* I!: Good* *ud enn ooi>vh*c* yon I bat for low prices,
good Qoo&t &n.4 Ni Style*
CHARLES WACHTEL& BRO., Are Headquarters.
n-f.% “ MACON, GA.
[JHllf M
Manufacturers
Cotton Gins,Feeders, Condensers,
COTTON PRESSES, SAW MIXES.
INTERNATIONAL COTTON EXPOSITION,
ATLANTA. GA., 1881.
SAW GIN AND SELF-FEEDER,
K.VIIIIHTKO IIY
E. Yan Winkle & Cos.,
w r.l. JX r best j|, I n-t general re, Hit* Itt giUtiiTiy, Hml l.cat eonsti noted
ruwcMjiw, tec firi t,ilxe.sin“. or tyii*. iited.il.
, , .tD. K, KICKS, TANARUS, XI MMKDP.S, W|., K. liUUtOWH. Fism.
11 1 KIMBALL. IXrr-tor-<le>v r.l.
Aluo, Fits! Pfuslum at ih-ettth Carntiun Sis'# and the Ucorriu Foil*.
Thin Oiu ta au t.on fr,un,', t.leol t*i fb-, Bveiybiug ot very Ik st uiwteiiul and all
waraui**-!.
DOUDL 1 SCREW PRESS. | 'ZT. ' 15.13. E tit UKW PiUSSS.
At ID Tv. EE TIU". UKST PREIS IN' Peeks 100 to CTI 1W .. i TWO MIS
mould. .f • :s. Toiio... i. <
| the to 1. wtlm O' Uie w,v v,ln n ],ut
Suitable t r Her Stem and Water ! Inig in tie Hul. Take* little powirand
V-.km up tint ll'ttr l-Hir.l. Giui.iitg I *itaer.
au.l Puesinis ran .o on at the -ma* lln.e. Wrong it Icon Screw, and wry
ar ienil fir C*talo,;u* mid Price*. | alru g.
E VA'T WINKLE & CO,
J R Agent Talbot county. jtinST POX Fit .ATLANTA. Oi.
Tgoernsey,
K: con, Georgia.
-1k leui •
Doors, Sash, Moulding, Hough and Dressed
LUMBSR,
Builders’ Hardware, Paints,
Putty. Glow. *. .Ig.ntf. r m i FM.O WAGONS, IVor and Win,low
F- urn. BowsketK, rfednatcra. Kerris, Xl. ot.l , etc, t. order. Estimates frail
X ml. of w. k ■ r.nn, i y furui.i; \%\r- i .s.s.-oud st: et, o;>;-odl- J " Rarke
A O-.. Fnrtmy ou Br-t atr tila. -o. l a tuaylfllim
B. L. & C. B. 'Williiigham & Cos.
145, 147 & 149 Second Street, Macon. Georgia.
COTTON FACTORS.
* •
AYc think w cun plu*se wo iu ine sa eof vour Cotton, m l ssx yon
1 - . u.u. L L. if. E.WIIXIKGHAM& CO.
THE HE6IBTEE AXJ) BTANBAIU), TALBOTTOX, TALBOT(OI.NTV. GEORGIA JAXTBAT3O. ISS3.
“DONT YOU FORGET IT."
1 ■ . * ’V"- ' f >
I v ' "% > , ;4 - ,
OFFER UNUSUAL INDUCEMNTS
-IN
(xroceries and Provisions
TO CASH BUYERS.
CORN, FLOUR, HAY, OATS, BEAN.
New crop New Orleans and Florida Syrurps, New Crop
Sugars and Coffees, Good Coffee 8 lbs. for sl.
ar. jE&m KAMiiLiTOKr,
The Up-Town (irocer,
jail 6M—mar*2’2 COLUBUS. GEORO-I V
Georgia Warehouse
J. W. WOOLFOS.K,
Proprietor.
Columbus, - Georgia.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO STORAGE AND SALE
0F h COTTON AT REASONABLE RATES.
Libera! Cash Advances
on Cotton in Store. Call and tec oh.
.J. \V. WOOLFOUC, Proirr.
F- F JENKINS, Salesman
OKAS' A. HOUGH, Scalesman. nn<?lsfim
BERN I) BROS.,
No. IC2 Tl\ird Street, Macori, Ga.
Maniifncinrorfi ot mil V bol< full m il lb-lnii Dt uteri in
Carriage, Pliaeton, Buggy
DARY, TRUCK, WAGON,
Cart Harness & Collars,
Ladies’ & Cents’ Saddles & Bridles,
AO of v Iticli me ke'r coiiHtantly on bond m t!o Jnrgf*t t.ui* tv. Al<\ \Uill*S,
iOU?SE BOOTH, COVEBy f>r Wiater niid Hummer, Xcts amt EQtTBiiENT Sin
rbe line Keturally,
OAK and HEMLOCK SOLE. HARNESS UPPER. PATENT
ENAMELED and LACE LEATHER.
Kip and Calf Skins. Lining Skins,
HiirnewmftltprV.Snikll'T'M.Sbofninkor'u, Tamm's Muteiiu], Tools .ml
l-Tuditiga. *@. GIVE USA CALL.
C..sh fi r Il ii' ~ HUim, Furr. Wool, Wx, Tt'liow, Finished and 1 tough
up no t i
NEW GOODS.
A. F. PICKEST,
No. 5 Whitehall, St., - *• Atlanta Georgia
HA- JU.HT i c ive l a large stock of all the new designs in the
MERIDEN BRITANNIA CO.,
- Li: la E <J T XL O-
Silver K 3 lated 'W^sro.
Bitda) IVeaenta will do well to rail and examine my ntook and
rev* Ini'>re e.aowhe.a. A fall giuck f 1847 Bo;ger>* Hio* sA* Spoons,
. A*rkn Mttd Kv*e on laid. Spread attrition ariveu to Waivb and Jewelry
Work. sei 2< I2iu
GUNS
0/ mar xthd cn&Atzz than im
E'‘l* Mklrt Owns, K*volv*r, Amman!-
Uob, rUbhtg: Tackle, f4ehe*, Net*,
Kulve, ftator*, Skate*,
Hiimmoclt*, etc, '
Urj* TUa*trated Catalogue TORE.
GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS,
piTTunußon, pa.
KG ENTS
WAM TED! Didtir in fl Oentlemen. in eijputs
with u to Ml) teraml I'wful Hn-hul<t
ArtlrlM. Prnflt. Itric*'. I.nbor I. II K I,I.
itsrlHite territory irlven. So uimpetl
lioi. Term, litoral. Circulate VitKK. AildreM,
ll.wltt H.naf.ct's Cos., Uax SOT, l'ltl.borrh, Pv
A NEW CURE FOR
SOTATB pes
AkD ALL TROUBLESOMEVERMIA.
/jfwa FMt -
J - K. J ohnuton, I’Ultbartk, |*a
Musical instruments
of all kinds for sale very cheap.
Catalogues free. Ad.irew, RiCHARB
NULL I CO. Box 808, Pltlxhurgh, P*.
(Hyi i.u
I F. REICHERT,
FURNIT URE,
... ■ .
Will be found at the
Nos. 92,94 &96 Mulberry, St.
' .
MACON CiJV., (Masonic Temple )
ATI grades of Furniture kept and every article gnartnteed its repres-nteil.
Fine Chamber Se's. P.irlor Furniture, ilaitreaieK, Window Standee and Cornice*
In the Department, JleUdiie Caskets, Wooden C.nkets and Coffins of
every description. autSK)
Portable and Stationary
STEAM EXCISES, BOILERS, SAW and
GRIST MILLS, THRESHERS, SEPARATORS,
GINS, I’REHSEH, HEAPERS,
MOWERS, HAY RAKES, COTTON SEED HULLER3, MA
NURE SPREADERS, and all kinds of Agricultural Imple
ments at prices that cannot be Duolicated.
R. A. ENNIS, Manufacturers’ Agent,
2<; OBOAD S i’.. COLUMBUS. GA.
LOUIS HI IMTII LI'S,
CAREIAGE WORKS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE IN THE WORLD
FULL CAPACITY 1.000 PER WEEK
“The Standard Vehicles.”
AltE MADE AT THESE WORKS, KM IJKAGING
Brewster, Whitney, Cooner and Timnkiu Side Bars, and
Salidee or Monarch Triple Spring Buggies.
The Greatest Varik tus <ifHiy!e,
The Finexi Two arid Three Ph .eon*.
The Hand** inert Jlan.uche ; iti the Market,
ally fifth Carriage*, Four and .Six FA.v'Kjn.'crß,
Cnu pY Top llitskut FbaetOh,
The Boil llitforai Spipig W-iJoria,
O. en .uid l’on Surrey Wn^on*.
CfX>K'S "ST YS DA III) YK! HOLES*’ aro k imvn a I tha wot 'd orer aa ll’e f r
rhe I ‘;Mt mono?, I) *n >t itt.di'r nyy t ircnrxtKtauces hoy until yntt burn sen* for tmr
irewlnr of HtjL a atd P. Io*?h. rind • a Sptcialfy. It ’member we va .k<
ut own WhceU, Tho H.trvon nud War ant every vehicle. augß
I&GENTS wanted for!
JDn
L A'.venture* of
JHlpyMglrA Wild B;ll, Buffgto Bill,
Cjjccrr. JO.. TANARUS,
J*cWCpUPyn*^jpl.
G'^Sel af
wTi * * rr f Trri iti iiMn
S<*oet*, lioni*r snd
— —fcJESUtiEi— Kiwidc TUriUtn* Adynn
ture on th Plaint! Grtod BuflhlcSuntis
with Zadiaks! Deupcrato Advonturo*! Narrow
Xacapaa! Wonderful Shootinjr and fUrtina;.
Wild Life in the Far West
One BuSSISt HZuEZSESST Bixteon VtUl-PagoColor
ed Plaice! Grandeet Cook Outeclle Every
thing? Endorsed by Gvn. Wrrrttt, Baffeio Bill, end ‘.Liter
Heroes, er Ho Compctltina! i-id purs, price iJW
i'eneMttng Outfit 50c*s , itomt• or money. l/uwtrtc*i CLr
ru.w* Free. Writ* at one a fur atvney to
HISTORICAL PUBLISHING COMPANY,
I By J.
Authatr of “ Border Outlwe.~->** Metropolitan LlAs|
OLD BOOKS.
BT4SS4IS Books, 0. SAM CSX* and CHS AT.
Sonit .tamp for Catalogue. Aildreas,
CURIOSITY SHOP;
8. S. Cat. itk sal Wuklsgtca At,.. CT. LcHS, KO.
J. A. WALKER,
-DEALER 1N-
All clnwws and styles if Cavr'aftO'. Enfgics, irugous ltdaj (V.ts, SsnidUty, FT.r
new, etc. I ;-m agent lor the
Old Hickory and Milbnrn Fanil Wagons.
And keep always <n Isnnd any az * that my le wcd'p 1. i k ev\> in stock cte*p
Western Buggies and Fine Eastern
BUGGIES-
At any price fr .m , r .O to j'OO, ami Carriages Ir on sl-kI ti Too best atsor'*
im-nl of t
SADDLES ANB HARNESS
to '>, fonnd iu 1 t c city.
Ile n more a oi. mmy line tb >n miy i-..ii?n in tho eity an! will snve yin mm.
ey ou anythi KTO i 1 11'. JtiM mine and look, it wilt e- st yon nothin .'.
J. A. WALKER, Next to Rankin House Office,
Columbus, Ga-
DOWN THEY HO"!
Gre:;t Reduction in Priec-s of
AT ' **
BETS7TT .7 -*iC3
R£d the Following Prices and be Convinced.
V ? -s whole Mook R-.t-. iS 50 per rir. M, „• wI.J Mock Beets S3 25 per
**■'• k ,N '- *’ • ' eT i wir - Ao tHcßwt Broara *. SI.OO per
P en.l and Wweii S , vere I;y .hees ,s].oo pvir, Moasen** Ho-? sh"*
aZ himl^
ladles* and Misses* Slices
*T r breast u,Cn'a ; bin. Et ly pii •is gMr-ntPel to be frcdi nr* >tcK-t i;d war
rn l. -l sold ud ;*ut All ! asi is tor you sc . ■*„ mv -t-.eU b -f.,r.- bni
! !, g“."Ch , ;.nd Xi-.u M.is.i Cia, I jinn to sli -li-e? crimp. !'„■ ~re eon e ,
so l* naHphce. s 11 llEUKlill.
, i, 80 Bra and Street, Co.nmbas. tis
s. >.)— U is vitu me *jd will L yto.s and o scive LU l.io. ils. . t >3.
Central & SQathwestsrii Railroads
Savannah Ga . Jap 1.533.
ON and alter SUNDAY, dan 10. 1881,
passenger trains on the Central hug
Smith western Kailroad and Br.uicibc-a will
run a* follows:
TRAIN !JO. I—GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Lea res Savannah 0;20 a m
Leaves Angnsta 9:30 a m
Arrives at Aagusta. 4:4Lp m
Ai rives at Macon 6:45 p m
Loaves Macon for Atlanta 8:15 p m
Arrives at Atlanta 3:40 aM
Leaves Macon for Col ambus and
Montgomery daily 225 ® 5£
Arrives Cclnmbns Atily. 2 21 an
Arrives at Mm gomery daily 9 44) a u
Making close connection at Atlanta with
Western and Atlantic Railroad and Atlan
ta and Charlotte Air-Line for all poii* f
North and West.
COMING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leaves Atlanta 12:20 p m
.Arrives at Macon 6;30 a m
Leaves Montgomery for Macon
dai1y......... 5 00 pm
Leaves Oolnmbns daily J 2 oSim
Arrive at Macon daily... 6 45 a a
Leaves Macon 7:00 a y
Arrives at Milledgeville 9:44 a m
Arrives at Eatonion 11:30 a m
Arrivesat Augusta 4:45
Arrives at Savannah 3:45 pm
Leaves Augusta 9:30 a m.
Making connection at Savannah with the
Savannah, Florida and Western Rail
road for all points in Florida.
TRAIN NO. 2, GOING NORTH AND WEST-*
Leaves Savannah ,7:30 p M
Arrives at Augusta, - - - - 5:40 a m
Leaves Augusta ----- 8:30 P m
Arrives at Miiledgoville - • - 9 ;44am
ArrivesatEatonton - - - - 11:30am
Arrives at Alacon • - - - • 7:20 am
Leaves Macon for Atlanta - - 8:00 a k
Arrives at Atlanta 12:‘Opm
Leaves Maeon for Albany, Eufaula 8:45 a m
Arrives at Erdanla - - - - .4:lspm
Arrives at Albany - - - - - 3:53 r m
Leaves Miteon for Columbus 8:15 a m
Arrives at Columbus - - - - 1:40 p m
Trrt-ns on this schedrda leaves Macon,
Atlanta, LolnmbuA, Eiifavla, Albany and
Augnsfa duly, makirg close connection
at Atlanta with Westeni and Atlantic,
itnd Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line—at
Enfanla with Montgomery and Eufaula
railway—at Columbn.s 'vnn Western rail
roid; at Augusta with tbe Charlotte, Co
lumbia ard Augusta railroad and h'outh
Carolina wulitkid for all points North
ad E l st.
Eufaula tram connects at Foit Valley
for Perry, daily except Sunday, and at
Cuthl>*rt for Fort Gaines daily, except
Sundry.
Train on Blakely Extension leaves Al
bany daily except Sundays.
Coming soon; and east.
Leaves Atlanta - - - - - - 2:15 r x
Arrives at Macon from Atlanta . 6;55 p m
leaves Albany - - - - - 12:02 am
Leave* Enfanla a m
Arrat Mac*m ft'm Eufaula, Albany 0:35 p m
Leaves Columbia * 11:5Uam
Arrives at Macon from Columbus 5:10 p h
Lt aves Macon 7:35 pu
Arrives at Augusta - - - - 5:40 a m
Leaves Augusta - - - - 8:30 p M
Arrive* at .Savannah - - - - 7:15 am
Passe: ger* for iliiledgeville and Eaton
ton will lake train No 2 from Savannah
and trivia X<> 1 from Macon, which trains
eoni ect daily, except Monday, for there
point*.
Pullman P.-.lnca Sleeping C rs between
Savanunh nn<l Cincinnati tl*. Macon, At*
Junta and Cineimmiti S>otht*rn raUway-
Pullumn Palace Sleej i..gC rs to Wash
ington via AngitsJtt. Charlotte i<ud Rich
mond, on 9 2(f&. ; ri lu Lou SnvauuVi.
Local Sle.pmg C. is on all Nig. t
I r.iiiiH ljetv. n Savannah and AnguH*a.
<>ad Mtc*. n. end F avnm-aii and
Atlanta.
Pie h ngers from Soutl:wi stern Geor
gia can take either Lain fiom Blr.coa to
Augusta a.d make conneetious • iihPnli’
m: n Sleep u from Augusta to Washington
without change.
Berths in Seeding Cn-awe.u he sccnrcd
t thv. Ticket 013.ee on Muiberty street, or
at Depot.
Ge A Whitehead, W.M. ROGERS,
, G n Ticket Agt, oen c UK Havannri.
44: HB vw. W SUidULMAN
Gin Tiav A*kS. Sup tBWIt H. Macou. Ga.
J ill IN
w. J . fit C. H. WATT,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
COLUMBUS, - - GEORGIA.
Gill the Attention ol the Pn*d:e to our largo and well selcc e l stock of Groccriei
nd Plaotaliftß supplrs, in *toiv nnd ariiviuff.
Ou*’ H ock conNisuin part of liieoji and Bulk Sid'', Should *rs, riams. Lard, Sn
g-*r. H anted ml Groen Coffee. Syrup. Ht irch, S ]<s. Candi- A Sar 'inen. Oyst< r*,
Mackn a! i AnpaUcb'&dk Fi4!i, in Bids, Halves, Quarters. Drums au 1 Kits.PicK
hß. Cheese, Potash. Hoc’.**, Matches, empty tubs,Buckets, Mertsnres. %
FIsOUU of all grades in wrol and sfeks, Lirge and well scleide l lot of etiew
t'R and tobacco. Baggiug, ii s, and iu fact everything unaallv kept in our
line.
WE WILL NOT ISE UNDERSOLD.
'V | a-(. Asonti foi tne “rELEBBATBD I,CUT HfKTON- T.^wd
Thankful for tiasi past f.ivoiH we expect to icc iyc, aa well a to uiarit a continu*
CC*‘. B*p6
BUSSY & WOOLDRIDGE,
"W 23ES
Commission Merchants.
WEBSTER WAREHOUSE, COLUMBUS, GA.
Authorized Ageuts for the storage of the Cottcn of th-
GRANGE AND FARMERS’ UNION.
Gen’l Agents for Pend'eton’* Old St.ndurd (inano and Phosphate. ,St Georg*
\nd Sbindnid Fertilizois. .John K Sarift*a Ammouiutod In ? ami Potash. Heals’
Acid Pin sptiat? f>vr Comporting.
COT fOH STOJBED a! 25 c -nts. COTTON so da* 25 cents jK-r b^le.
Lilieral A-ranees in.-de o i Cotton sng29
Singleton, Hunt <St Cos.,
Caret
invite the attention of the Wholesale and It-tail trade to tiuir Coifipufe liue of
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Trunks, Umbrellas, & c.
Ail of which are offered to the tr ding public at lower fi.ars ihau over before* An
examination of iL<ir gtcclv wilt *, isty their t-n-stomers as t goods and pric s Call
ud tx^miae.
Singleton, Hunt & Cos.,
aa<<29 Tmrtuli>r Block, Macon, Ga.
LAHDRETHS’PffIiKH
QCBne For the MERCHANT on our WewPlan occn l !
dCSiaid For the MARKET GARDENER
cppnQ£ or the private family QcenQ
V? Grown hy ftuwlveg on Our _o vm FarmsfWfa fa W
tr - Handsome I Hi: crated (alalogne and Rural Register FREE TO ALL.
MERCHANTS, SEND US YOfR BUSINESS CARDS FOR TRADE LIST.
DAVID LANDRcfii& SONS, Seed Growers, PHILADELPHIA
. PL2I
NEW GOODS
Gold Fitches, French c j_ s
Silve Watches, Oocl ,
All Grades.
Le Mahe’" Srazfllian Rock Chry S f a[
Spectacles and Eve-Gla'<ses
lITAVE just re!nra#d from N ew v
with a ts ;mtift;] stock of B;KJ ,! S *
beaciug all the novel'ics in my li U( . I
invite my firends and the public „<"}
ly to call and my goods.
A life time experience in the bnsin.
a p plto “
T. S. SPEAR
101 Hcsl Side Uroorf St.
rtec " Coluiubnn, Ga.
J. H. WORK ILL,
Attorney at Law,
TALBOTTON GEORGIA,
Will practice in tbe State and Snprane
courts. Shict attention to all business
e tensed to h m. ap i 8 bl_feb2l
John dTwheTess;
Attorney at Law,
TALBOTTON, - - GEORGIA
C- Collections a,Speciality. or:sij
j. a-
Attorney at Law,
Office m the Conrt House.
Tnlbotton. : : Georgia
Practice m the Superior Conrt, of tbe
Sneft^r 1 “ Dd !hC • Su ” r —
SSr to
E. S. E BRYAN.M. D
Ten iers bis piolcs icnal serri es to tl„
ohia *ns of Tathotton and vi-iaitv. Cel!,
promptly attended day or night.' Chrocio
diseases of female, a specialty. 7&r of
flee at the i horuton Hi nse. ' ui r*'3t
F„ F.. BKOWN, FI MORE ERO'.v\
Brown's National Hotel
Ncnrly Opposite P.sspnyor Depot,
MACON, UEORGI V.
Re-opencd, Re-furnished and
First-class in every ItE
SPECT,
We I.sk :tJI our Pstrons ,i"il Friends 0
RivtiiHa call. KAYES. —52.00 per da-,
Me. Is ~0 cent-. nO cents.
E. E. SHOWN A BON,
Lirec Fnroj.la Bootna, Off, Prep ~
BANKiN HOFBE, '
JOHN SCHEP„F, Proprietor
FRANK GOLDEN, Clerk.
Entirely I7e-yr in all its
APARTMENTS, and strictly
FIRST-CLixSS.
folia ‘ I.OUMEUS .GA.