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91CHEERY STREET. : 91 CHERRY STREET.
HIM CITY aim HOUSE!
i’lmrles Waclitel & Bro.
Tiir: rorui- v cl< >tiiiebs.
*<)nr reputation foe keeping the largest and bent, stock has been iuJy sustained
this He mod, we tow display an entire assortment of
Fail and Winter Clothing
- Folt
Men, Youth, Boys and Children,
MADK PPEITaLL\ FOR us.
In Gents' Furnishing Coeds,
our departments :o t-tocke.i with ail the n* Vrliles ot the season, os onr
meets are such as enables us to tiler any thing new as enmy as shown i ’• New Noik.
Gents’ Underwear & Neckwear.
/Ellul arts*.
y,* e still sell the celeb'nt- and DIAMOND SMIUT, which is so popular and too wel
kuox n(y li.eii any iuither mention. We Lmvj the bt.'st ONL DuLLAII bllllvl ever
known.
Our stock in this <h partment c nsists oi tv ry known new style. The Nobbiest
makes in SILK, hUlx and STKAw. .
Ke.ncmher we have the Goods and can quicki\ convince you t net for low prices,
good Goods and best Styles
CHARLES WACET2L& BRO., Are Headquarters,
mavfi 12m MACON, GA-
II i- -I V-v * . ~frtCX~* J* Xs**V .rmf-mmimj* ■l■in ■■ j i
; B..'l£mufactu,rer®
Cotton Gins,Feeders, Condensers.
COTTON PBESSES, SAW MULLS.
INTERNATIONAL COTTON EXPOSITION,
ATLANTA. GA.. 1881-
SAW GIN AND SELF-FEEDER,
TSXHimTED BY
E. Tan Winkle & Cos.,
Awtinleil for best simple, best “fsneral restilts m ginnnijr, and beat coustiucted
machine, the findprize. fIOO, or gold medal. ~
iF. S liICKS, T. M. SMEDF.S, Mrs. W. E. BAItROW S, Loan.
Ju , ' h i. KIMBALL, Pirctor-Oener.U
Also, Vital Premium at lie S-tith C v.oliu , Slate F.iirr, and the Georgia Fair*.
'Lins (liit is an iron triune, steel SLufU, every.liiiiS ot very best mate-rial and all
warauteei.
DOUBLE SCREW TRESS. j ZZZ SINGLE SCREW PRESS.
<SAID TO BE THE BEST PRESS III! Packs 400 te COO lbs:, in TWO MIN.
NYOKLD. lUiES. Follow block swings oil, so
| here F nothing in the way when put
Suitable lor Horse, Steam and Water I ting in the lint. Takes little power and
Tow. Takes up but little room. Ginning | space.
and Packing can to on sit the same time. I M rought Iron Screw’, and very
EgTSend fr Catalogue and Prices. | strong.
E. YAH WINKLE & CO ,
J B Gduman,Agr'iit Talbot county. jmi27 BOX 63, ATLANTA, GA.
'“DOWN 7 THEY GO ! ~
Greati,Reduction in Prices of
AT
JEL. BEDEIjIjH
-
Bead tlxe Following Prices and bo Convinced.
Men's whole stock Boots, 5-2 50 per pair. Men 1 * whole stock Boots, $2 25 per
pair. MclPs whole stock Brogans 51.25 jer pair. An excellent Brogan at SI.OO per
pair. Splendid Women's every (lay shoes t SI.OO per pair, Women's Flow Shoes
at 7Sc, Ladie** Shoes at $1.35, Children’s Mice* at fiOc, Men’s fiut hand sewed
Uaiteis at $4.75, Men.‘B Call Boot-, only &2.85. ill to; the finest line of
Ladies* and Misses* Shoes
•▼er brou.btto Cos me.bus Eteiy pair is guar nteed to be fresh new stock and war"
runted so id nd uc ' shoddy. AVI 1 ask is for you to examiue my stock before bui
ing ebcwhere, nnct you will see that I mean to sell shoes cheap. Be sure you get
to the right place W KMDKI^L.
8G Broad Street, Co.uni bus, Ga.
Miv. iOE ll' KiiLSOM is with mP Ajd will Le pleased o seive his friends. oct3a
THE REGISTER AM) STANDARD. TALBOTTON, TALBOT COPJiTT, GEORGIA MARCH 20.1588.
Central 4 Southwestern Railroads
Savannah Ga , Jan 8 1881.
ON and alter SUNDAY, Jan 10. 1881,
pftMßGUgcr trains on the Central ana
Southwestern ltailroad and Branches will
run .is follows:
TRAIN NO. I—GOING1 —GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leaves Savannah 9:20 a m
Leaves Augusta 9:30 a m
Arrives at Augusta 4:45 r m
Arrives at Macon 0:45 p m
Leaves Macon Irr Atlanta B:lspm
Arrives at Atlanta 3:40 aM
Leaves Macon for Columbus and
Montgomery daily 2 25 v m
Arrives ?t Columbus daily 2 21 a m
Arrives at Mo; gomery daily 940 a m
Making close connection at Atlanta with
Western and Atlantic Kail road and Atlan
ta and Charlotte Air-Line for all poirtr
North and West.
COMING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leaves Atlanta 12:20 p m
Arrives at Macon 0;30 a m
Leaves Montgomery for Maeon
daily 5 00 r m
Leaves Columbus daily 12 08 a m
Arrive at Macon daily 0 45 a m
Leaves Macon 7:00 a y
Arrives at Milledgevillo 9:44 am
Arrives at Eaton ton 11:30 a m
Arrives at Augusta 4:45 v m
Arrives at Savannah 3:45 r m
Lt-aves Augusta 9:30 am
Making connection at Savannah with the
Savannah, Florida and Western Hail—
road for all points in Florida.
TRAIN NO. 2, GOING NORTH AND WEST.*
Loaves Savannah ,7:30 p m
Arrives at Augusta, - - - - 5:40 a m
Leaves Augusta ----- 8:30 p m
Arrives at Milledgeville - • - 9;44am
Arrives at Eaton ton - - - - 11:30 a M
Arrives nt Macon . - - - • 7:20 a m
Leaves Macon for Atlanta - - 8:00 are
Arrives at Atlanta 12:50 pm
Leaves Macon for Albany, Eufaula 8:45 a m
Arrives at Eutaula ----- 4:15 pm
Arrives at Albany 3:53 pm
Leaves Macon for Columbus - 8:15 A M
Arrives at Columbus - * - - 1:40 pm
Trains on this schedule leaves Macon,
Atlanta, Goliimbu.*, Eufavla, Albany and
Augusta daily, makirg close connection
at Atlanta with Western and Atlantic,
and Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line—at
Eufaula with Montgomery and Eutaula
railway—at Columbus with Western rail
road; at Augusta with tho Charlotte, Co
lumbia and Augusta railroad and Fouth
Carolina railroad for all prints North
ad E i st.
Eufaula train connects at lort Valley
for Perry, daily except Sunday, and at
Cuthbcrt lor Fort Gaines daily, except
Sunday.
Train on Blakely Extension leaves A1
bany daily except Sundays.
COMING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leaves Atlanta ------ 2:15 p m
Ariives at Mac m from Atlanta . 6;55 a m
Leaves Albany ----- 12:02a m
Leave* Eufaula 12:00 p m
Air at Macon frm Eufaula, Albany 0:35 a m
Leaves Columbus 11:50p M
Arrives at Macon from Columbus 5:10 i M
Leaves Macon 7:35 r m
Arrives at Augusta - - - - 5;40 a m
Leaves Augusta ----- 8:30 p m
Arrives at Savannah - - - - 7:15 am
Passengers for Milledgeville and Eaton
ton will take train No 2 from Savannah
and train No 1 from Macon, which trains
connect daily, except Monday, for these
poirts.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars between
Savannah and Cincinnati vi.\ Macon, At*
lanta and Cincinnati Southern lallway-
Pullman Palace SleepingC rs to Wash
ington via Augusta, Charlotte and Kich
moiul, on 9 20 a m train from Savannb-
Local Sleeping Cars on all Night
Trains between Savannah and Augusta.
Augusta and Macon, and Savannah and
Atlanta.
Passengers from Southwestern Geor
gia can take either Lain fiom Macon to
Augusta and make connections \ itli Pull
man Sleeper from Augusta to Washington
without change.
Berths in Sleeping Carscan be secured
it the Ticket office on Mulberiy street, or
at Depot.
Geo A Wiutehead, WM. POGEES,
(i*u Ticket Agt. Gen JSup tC U F. Savaunrl .
J C Shaw, W ' SHKLLM AN
Gen Trav A'*-1. Sup't S W li It, Macon. Ga.
Jan 18
J. II- MARTIN,
Attorney at Law,
Office in the Court House,
Talbotton, : : Georgia
Practice in the Superior Courts of the
Chattahoochee Circuit and tho Supreme
Court of the State.
Prompt attention given to ail business
entrusted to his care. ianlibl
J. 11. WOKIULL,
at Law,
TALBOTTON GEORGIA.
Will practice in tlie S*ato ami Supreme
courts. Strict attention to all business
e tsus'fd to h m. npl 8 bl—lebt'l
NEW GOODS
Gold IV t ,o'i) or 1 n otc cl
&'■ '0 Watches, Cloc) ,
All Grades.
Le M /.itE’" Brazillinn Hock Ohrystsl
Spectacles and Eve-Glasses
{GAVE just returned from New York
with ab autiful stock of goods em
bracing all the novelties in my line. I
invite my friends and the public general
ly to eail inspect my goods.
A life time experience in the business
assures me I can please them both
price and quality.
T. S. SPEAR
101 H’est Side Ilro.iit St.
nee 7 ( oluniluiH. Ga.
The (rendition p chore indicated, cxiatß in almost every family. Wiih sr>m** the troubles *rc ofrecent
standing, while many harp become rhTnir and rbCicult to onn-nin*. Old and y'*ijn.c lef-julc* sre con
rta:'.t victim*. Dr. ]>romgool*’s Knglifth Female Bitters makes r.oaitive and uninbitnkab’e elites of all lin
gering female tveaknesses, irregularities and ieriodie*! obs! ructions; imparts ant.*nglh and rigor
to the feeli-. aud emaciated; build* up and re-anknates flagging, broken-down and worn-out constiln
c; ?rs ilaniuges inflicted by year* of painful nfT;nng comforts snd consoles the
troai’icd maiden, and is a fast friena lo mothers all along t lie trm/filed pathway oft heir married iires.
'ores o/ftriar; diseases. uterine displacements end ulcerations, hysterics. Itucorshots; chlorosis,
t,-. , ness of the kidneys and back, revives the drooping, despondent and niciauchcdy. calms the excitable
-•a nervous. T> is a never-failing iron tonic feinalt regulator. fI.CO. Sold every-where. Fsrudy Medi
cal Advisor o' "died j'rem o any address. J. ?. Daotmooi.* A Cos., Proprietors, Louisville, Ky.
At the bedside, ;h- phy.dctaVs tlret question is, “Hotr aro yom bowels?*• proving that they must ia
all cases be proper' 1 - a*tended to at once, by the use of some medicine that will cleanse the stomach, excits
the liver, cause a tree Sow of bile and carry o3T these disease-xnakiug secretions. Pills, oils aud other
strong inedicir.ee, produce pain, griping, nick stomach, and oilen cause ihe loss of time.
Bailey's dalii.o A] ‘rient is relieved of all the** unpleasant effect*; it acts mildly upon the bowei*.
cause:* a free flow oft. e, relieved constipation, biliousness, sick headache, acid stomach, heartburn, cohe,
ladig&tiur, vc. _ ’
It is a white powder, and ia as cooling and >-\ca*ut as a glass of sod water. Laige Bottles 50 eeuta
A Thermometer was once observ
ed in a Stute of Executive Agita.
lion.
Because, I apprehend I am no
Longer Capable of Performing my
Functions. At tho present mo
ment I tun Registering forty De.
grees above Zero, when I should be
Several degrees Below.
Oh, no, I. guess Not, said the
Eight-day Clock
ii Yes, I aln Confident of if, persist
ed the Thermometer, tor from my
Position iu this Window I.just Over
heard a Policeman Decline a Drmk
and it must be a Cold Day when
such a Phenomenon Occur.,—Den
ver Tribune.
Colonel Bill McCracken enjoys
tho reputation ot pouring out more
w hisky for one drink than any other
man in Austin, newly elected mem.
bers of tho Legislature excepted,
Tho Colonel was taking a drink at
the Gently D.earning saloon, when
the barkeeper remarked:
I say, Colonel, I waitod on a man
awhile ago who pours out a bigger
drink ot whisky than you do.
ilo was probably a member of the
Legisl dure, ITo don't count, I
can't compete with old profession
als.
No > ho is not n member of the
Legislature. He is a very intelli
gent-looking young muu a stranger
to me. Ho ij in the other room
playing bidiards.
Colonel McCracKen looiced into
the billiard saloon and exclaimed:
Why, ttiai's my son, Tom, He
has just come home from a militury
school iu KcntucKy.—Texas Sitt
ings.
—-.
I understand that y.,ur father is
dead, Mike, saitl an arkanraw gentle
man to an Irish friend.
Yes, sor, the old gintleman has left
us. Afoine man, yer honor. He
could stand up with the best of thim.
I haven’t seen the old man since he
moved away from iicre, some three
years ago. Where was he living when
he died?
He wasn’t livin’ anywhere whin he
doid, sor. He was dead thin.—Ar
kansatv Traveler.
“Yes, Jemima shall goto Italy to
have iter voice cultivated,” said a
proud father to a fair haired girl who
stood beside him affectionately strok
ing his snowy locks.
“Can’t I go, too?”asked the youn
ger brother, John.
“You !” exclaimed his parent with
surprise, why, you have no voice.
The following morning, when John
met the neighbor’s boy next door, he
remarked with the air of one who
had been relieved of a disagreeable
duty :
“I guess we needn’t shoot any more
cats, Bill, dad’s likely to send them to
Italy.”—Brooklyn Eagle.
They had only been married a
short time. The other day she slung
her arm around him, and warbled, in
a low, tremulous voice :
“Do you realize, Adolphus, that
now we arc married, we are only one?
“No, replied the brute, I can’t real
ize it. I have just paid a $75 milli
nery bill, and a lot more of your bills,
with several precincts yet to hear from,
so I am beginning to realize that, as
far as expense goes, instead of being
one, we arehalf a dozen. I can’t
take in that idea of our being one just
yet, 11 it by a large majority.
Bella—So you were engaged to both
of us at once ! Very honorable, I am
sure : and as for me—
Augustus—Oh ' well, what’s the use
of making a scene? Father says our
house is going to suspend payment be*,
fore March, and I knew one of you,
at least, would break off with me then,
and things would have been all right
again.—Life.
My mother’s awful fickle, said little
Edith to Mrs. Smith, who was making
a call. When she saw you coming
no the street she said : There’s that
horrid Miss Smith ; I hope she isu’t
coming here, and a minute alter she
told you she was real glad to see you.
Mother says I m fickle, but I guess 1
don't change my mind as quick as that.
—Boston Transcript.
M. M.|Sullivan, Savannah,(la., says:
“I have taken Brown’s Iron Bitters for
loss of appetite and it has been of ben
fit to me.
F. REICHERT,
FURNITURE,
Will be found at the
Nos. 92,94 &96 Mulberry, St.
MACON CtP-iY., (Masonic Temple )
All prudes of Furniture kept and every article guaranteed as represented.
Fine Chamber Sets, Pallor Furniture, Mattresses, Window Shades and Corr.icos.
In the Undertaking Department, Metallic Caskets, Wooden Caskets and Cofflusof
every description. an<l29
Portable and Stationary
STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, SAW and
GRIST MILLS, THRESHERS, SEPARATORS,
O IIVN, PKESSEa REAPERS,
MOWERS, HAY RAKES, COTTONSEED HULLERS, MA
NURE SPREADERS, and all kbit's of Agricultural Imple
ments at prices that cannot be Duplicated.
R. A. ENNIS, Manufacturers’ Agent,
20 BROAD ST.. COLUMBUS. GA.
Hs m irnrasc m,
CARRIAGE WORKS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
O
THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE IN THE WORLD
0
FULL C APACITYLOQO PER WEEK.
“The Standard Vehicles.”
ARE MADE AT THESE WORKS, EMBRACING
Brewster, Whitney, Cooner and Tinmkin Side Bars, and
Salidee or Monarch Triple Spring Buggies.
The Greatest Varieties of Styles,
The Finest Two and Three Spring Phae'ons,
The Handsomest Barouches in the Market,
Stylish Carriages, Four and Six Passengers,
Canopy Top Basket Phaetons,
The Best Platform Spring Wagons,
Open and lop Surrey Wagons.
VEHICLES" are known a : l the wor! and over as the best fur
the least money, Do not under any circumstances buy until you have sent for our
Circular of Styles and Prices. Wholesale trade a Specialty. Remember we make
our own Wheels, The Sarven Patent* and war:ant every vehicle. augß
ture* on the Plains! Grand Buffalo Hunts! Fights
with Indians! Desperate Adventures! Narrow
Escapes! Wonderful Shooting and Riding.
Wild Life in the Far West.
One nuudrcSTllustrationa! Sixteen Full- Pago Color
ed Plates! Grandest Book for Agents! Outsells Every
thing! Kndorsod by Gen. Merritt, Buffalo Bill, and other
Tluroea. e"No Competition! S4S pages, price *2.of>
C&nTSfiaing Outfit 50 eta., stamps or money. Illustrated Cir
culars Free. Write at once for agency to
HISTORICAL* PUBLISHING COMPANY,
StjJLouis^^
I Author of “Border (^utlawa,”— “Metropolitan Life j
OXjID BOORS. Sf?g!s
BTimiSD Books, 0. SAS2 OH£S and CHS if.
Send stamp lor Catalogue. Address,
CURIOSITY SHOP:
S. X. Cor. 4th iii Wsskioeton An., ST. LCDI3, US.
octl7
DO YOU KNOW IT ?
G. E. THOMAS,
BROAD SI REST, COLUMBUS, GA.
IS ALWAYS READY WITH
The Best Clothing,
oF.iMen, Youth's ntul Beys, tbnt money can furnish. The best is tlio ehuwest
renr is retly iuiuished nt n small advance on prices tor rboiljy,which luttcr lie rev.
it kei-ps.
1 CANNOT, TVIL.E NOT
he undeisnld. The public know me. I keep only goad lubncs in nil the latest cuts
aud styles.
HATS, CAPS, UNDERWEAR.
A full line gnurante.il ol superior quality end makes. Everything new and anr
Till g you want. Come and see me. npr2‘i octh
LANBRETHSTSiiIS
SEEDS iv, M% C K H E A T "lsßßlSif SEEDS
SEEDS £?A p o R u Vl*i”f.^T., m lsEEDS
rr- Handsome Illustrated Catalogue and Jtarnl Register FREE TO ALL.
MERCHANTS, SEND IIS YOUR BUSINESS CARDS FOR TRADE LIST
DAVID LANDRETH&SONS,SEED GROWERS, PHILADELPHIA
lcb2l
SMITH, OULYEH& GOo,
122 and 124 THIRD STREET,
MACON, - * GEORGIA.
Importers and Jobbers of Hardware, and Dealers in Iron,
Steel, Agricultural Implements, Tin Ware. &c.
O
We are sole Agents for the celebrated
lAUniEUS FRIEND PLOWS.
,ng*
"If 111! If GUANO.
During the many venrn that tho Pacific Guono Company has manufactured SBd
sold its well known brand of
SOLUBLE PACIFIC CUH,
Various parties, aware ol tho great popularity of this have, from time to
time put into market articles bearing names as nearly like that of our brand us was
sufo for them to tlo, probably relying upon the fact that said Soluble Pacific Guana
was very commonly spoken of by Planter*as “Pacific," or “Guano," or “golubl
Pacific, “or “Pacific Guano." These attempts have failed to build up n permanen
trade, probably because of the fact, that the patties so appropriating our name, r# l .
li n that name rather than the quality of their goods. We have, from tim e * o '
time, colled the attention of Planters to these taels, either directly or through tlio
late efohn S Keese, Esq, of Baltimore, li’e are informed that one or more new
brands ore now being put on the market, containing tho wcil-kuowu and old none
ot “PACIFIC," either as “AmmoniutwlPacific," “Georgia Pacific," and wo beg to
call the attention of Planters to the fact, that every sack oi genuine SOLUBLE Pa.
OIFIC GUANO mmufactured by tho Pacific Guano Company has been, or i, brand
cd with the name of the former General Selling Agent, John S Reese, or with that of
the present Selling Aents, GLIDDEN & CUBITS. None other is genuine, and our
friends and patrons will do well to examine the packages received by thorn thi, sen _
son. The real SOLUBLE PACIFIC GU/vNO will be found to bo some standard
quality as heretofore. No change has taken place in IT, notwithstanding recent
changes in some General Agencies.
PACIFIC GUANO CO.,
By GLIDDEN & CHUTE, General Selling Agents,
Boston - - ss.
tfAN 30 1883. 8t
JTirSAMPLESr
SUCCESSOR TOT. J, DUDLEY
—DEALER IN
LUMBER, SO, MRS, BLINDS H
WHITE PINE Moulding.
Laths, Shingles, Plasters 6 Mail 9 &c,
200,000 Feet of Seasoned, Dressed and
Matched Flooringand Ceiling on Hand
300,000 Feet of Lumber of all Grades needed
by Builders, now in the Yard.
Sash, Door and Blind Department.
This Depn-taicnt is in charge oi MR, WADE II BRANNON, and ail orders will be
promptly filled for regular or odd siz°B.
Builders or other parties wanting lumber are respectfully invited to cou.hlt ni
before purchasing olsewhere.
T . vi „ 1P J. B. SAMPLES.
Lumber A.vrd near Genera) Passenger Depot. Columbus Ga. j,„IC tf
NEW G OODB.
A. F. PJCKEKT,
Vo. 5 Whitehall, St., - •• Atlanta Georgia
IIA.S JUbf received a largo stock of all the new designs in the
MERIDEN BRITANNIA CO.,
- E L E <3 T It O
/ r
larties wishing Bnditl Presents will do well to cull and examine mv stock and
rices betore purchasing elsewhere. A full stock of 1817 llogers Bros : s Ai Spoons,
. orks mid Knives always on hand. Spec., 1 attention given to Watch and Jewelry
Work - sep2o 12m ’
BEEN l) BKOS.,
No, 102 Tl\ird Street, Macor\, Ga.
Manufacturers ot and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Carriage, Phaeton, Buggy
DARY, TRUCK, WAGON,
Cart Harness Collars,
Ladies' & Cents' Saddles & Bridles,
A.ll of which we keep constantly on hand in the largest variety. Also, WHIPS,
rIOIiSE HOOTS, COVEKS for W inter and Summer, >,eto,. and EQUIHMEN JS in
the line generally,
OAK and HEMLOCK SOLE. HARNESS UPPER. PATENT
ENAMELED and LACE LEATHER.
Kin and Calf Skins, Lining 1 SkirJ
Harness maker's, Saddler's, Stoon.aker‘s Tanner's Material, Tools aud
Findings. ftek- GIVE US A CALL.
Cash for Hides, Skius, Fur?, Wool, Wax, Tollow, Finished and ltorgh
au"3o fa 1
GUIfS
or IVXRY KIND CHXAPES THAN TOR.
Rifies, Shot Gang, Revolvers, Aiamunl.
tiou, Fishing Tackle, Seines, Nets,.
Knives, Razors, Skates,
Hammocks, etc. ffm
Large Illustrated Catalogue FREE.
GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS,
PITTSBURGH, PA. . ,•
Scents
WANTED! Ladies and Gentlemen, to engage
with us to sell several Useful Hon seta old
Articles. Profits large. I.r hor Is light.
Exclusive territory given. No competi
tion. Toons liberal. Circulars FREE. Address,
Hewitt Mann Tact's Cos., Box 808, Pittsburgh, Pa,
A NEW CURE FOR
POTATO pes
* AND ALL TROUBLESOMEVERM!!t.
iSftfa &?**•■ ?o “-
•T. Hi Johnston, Plttabunrk* Ps.
M' USIC4L INSTRUMENTS
of all kh)4 for sale vory cheap.
Catalogues free. A.<Mrws, RICHARD
HULL l CO.. Box 80S, PUtoburth, Pt