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91CHERRY STREET. . 91 CIIERRY STREET.
[[ML CHI tLIIIC HOUSE!
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Charles Wachtel & Bro.
TIIE ropr L A P Cl A >TI s I I’TK.S.
Onr reputation for keeping the largest ami bos* ftock has been iuffy sustained
this iteuxca, e t.iw display an unite assortment of
Fail arid fainter Clothing
—you -
Men, Youth, Boys and Children,
made specially for us.
In Gents* Furnishing Goods,
onrflomitmrnts u < Mucfcei with all the novelties of the s awra, s onr metre
nient> avo Hindi us enftb.es ns to offer anything new as early as shown i: -New ioik.
Gent®’ Underwear Sl Neckwear.
lV e sfill ,oil the celebrated DIAMOND SHIRT, which nso popntnr inicl toe wcl
known to need titty fmthtr mention. We bave the beet ONE DUL-AK briiLl evei
known.
XXsfts.
Onr .took in Ibis depart moot c nsisos of ev. rv k.;uwn new stvl". I lie Nobbiest
mnkss i• i isljjK. i'l It aiid SIFlAia •
Remember wo have the Goo.is aiid can qriickly convince yon Unit for low prices,
good Goods and best Styles
CHARLES WACETEL&BRO., Are Headquarters,
jpnyfl ]o m MAC CM, GA-
Cotton Gins,Feeders, Condensers.
COTTON PRESSES, SAW MUXS.
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INTERNATIONAL COTTON EXPOSITION,
ATLANTA, GA.. 1881-
SAW GIN AND SELF-FEEDER,
TEX lIIBITEQ 15 Y
E. Tan Winkle & Cos.,
Aw, riled for best sample, best general resit its m Rinmnjr, and best constructed
machine, the first, prize, ®RIO, or gold inedul. ~
, ,fi is RICKS, T. M. SIIEDES, Miss. \V. E. BARROWS, Conn.
Judges: -j x. KIMBALL. Director-General.
Also, First Premium at tbe South Carolina State Fairs and the Georgia Purs.
Tl-is Giu is all iron Inline, steel Shafts, everythin" ot very best material and a,l
warautoe.l.
DOUBLE SCREW PRESS. ATT. SINGLE SCREW PRESS,
dUD TO BE THE BEST PRESS IN Packs 4) to COO lbs:. in TWO MIN.
WORLD. iT 7 i Erf. Follow ba ck swings off, so
| ihere is nothing in the way when put
Suitable for Horse, Steam and Whiter I ting in the lint. Takes little power and
Pew. Takes up but little room. Ginning space.
and Packing can go on at the same time. Wrought Iron ..crew, and very
tiTSend lor Catalogue and Prices. strong.
E- VANWINKLE &.CO.
J B Gobman, A gout Talbot county. jnu27 BOX 83, AILANTA, GA.
TSwTfllfWT
Greatlßeducticn in Prices of
,/k/r
W, to.. BEDSIiI.'S.
Rad the Hollowing Prices and be Convinced.
Men's whole stock Boots, 50 per pair. Men's whole stock Boots, $2 25 per
pair. Men's whole stock Brogans $1.25 per pair. An excellent Brogan at SI.OO per
pair. Splendid Women's every day shoes st SI.OO per pair. Women's Plow Shoes
at 75c, Ladies' Ca t Shoes at $1.30. Childien's Shoes at 50c. Men's fine band sewed
Gaiters at $4.75, Men's Call Boots, only *2.85. -Also; the finest line ot
jLadLies‘< and Misses 6 Slices
ever brought to CoinmbnS. Every pair is gunr tntced to be fresh new stock and writ
ranted solid and not shoddy. All 1 ask is tor you tc examine my stock before buy
ing elsewhere, nnd you will see that i mean to sell shoes cheap. Be sure you get
to the right place. 'V Ji UMDELL.
80 Broi-.fi Street, Co.unibus, Ga.
MR. IQE UAXUUUOy is i l .itli me and Will be nleascd :o sciVe his friends. octS.i
THE REGISTER ANDSTANDARD. TAEItOXTON, TALBOT COUNTY. GEORGIA MARCH 27.1883.
Central & Sonttoestemßailioais
Savannan Ga, .J;.n 8 1881.
ON nnd atiev oCN'DAF, Jan 10, 1881,
passenger tnuuß <m (.He Central nna
Sou(hwt stern Ruihe.ul and Brandies will
run as follows: •
I'KAIN V.. I—GOING1 —GOING NORTH ANl> WEST.
Leaves Savannah 9;20 a m
Leaves Augusta 9:3<) a m
Arrives at Augusta yj
Arrives at Macon b:45 r m
Leaves Macon ler Atlanta B:l3pm
Arrives at Atlanta 3:10 aM
Leaves Macon for Columbus and
Montgomery daily 2 25 v m
Arrives at Colnuibns daily 2 21 a m
Arrives at Mo. gomerv daily 940 a m
Milking closo connection at Atlanta with
Western and Atlantic Railroad and Atlan
ta an u Charlotte Air-Liiie for all points
North and West.
COMING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leaves Atlanta 12:20 p m
Arrives at Macon 0;30 a m
Leaves Montgomery tor Macon
daily •> 00 r m
Leaves Columbus d;iily 12 08 a m
Arrive at Macon daily ( 45 a m
Leaves Macon 7:00 a j t
Arrives at Milledgeville 9:44 am
Anives atEatonton 11:30 a m
Arrives at Augusta 4:45 m
Arrives at Savannah 5:45 r m
Leaves Augusta 9:30 a m
Making connection at Savannah with tin:
Savannah, Florida and Western Hail
road for all points ‘in Florida.
TRAIN NO. 2, GOING- NORTH AND WEST.*
Leaves Savannah *7:50 p m
Arrives at Augusta, - - - - 5:40 a m
Leaves Augusta ----- 8:30 p m
Arrives at Milledgeville - • - 9:llam
Arrives atEatonton - - - - 11:30 am
Arrives at Macon • - - - • 7:20 am
Leaves Macon for Atlanta - - 8:00 a k
Arrives at Atlanta ----- 12:50 pm
Leaves Macon for Albany, Eufaula 8:45 a m
Arrives at F.ufaula - - - - .4:lspm
Arrives at Albany ----- 3:53 pm
Leaves Macon for Columbus - 8:15 a m
Arrives at Columbus - - - - 1 ; f() p M
Trains on this schedule leaves Macon,
\Manta, Columbus, Eufavla, Albany aud
Augusta daily, making close connection
at Atlanta with Western and Atlantic,
uid Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line—at
Eufaula with Montgomery and Eufaula
railway—at Columbus with Western rail
road; at Augusta with the Charlotte, Co
lumbia aud Augusta railroad and Fouth
Carolina railroad for all points North
ad E i st.
Eufaula train connects at Fort Valley
for Perry, daily except Sunday, aud lit
Cutlibert tor Fort Gaines daily, except
Sunday.
Train on Blakely Extension leaves Al
hauy daily except Sundays.
COMING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leaves Atlanta. 2:15 p m
Arrives at Macon from Atlanta . (5;55 a m
Leaves Albany ----- 12;02a m
Leave;* Eufaula ----- 12:00 p m
Ait at Macon fr*m Eufaula, Albany (5835 a m
Leaves Columbus - - - - - 11 :50p M
Arrives at Macon from Columbus 5:10 r m
Leaves Macon 7:35 r m
Arrives at Augusta - - - -5; 10 a m
Leaves Augusta ----- - 8:80 p M
Arrives at Savannah - - - - 7:15 a
Passengers for Milledgeville and Eaton
ton‘will lake train No 2 from Savannah
and train No 1 from Macon, which (rains
connect daily, except Monday, for these
points.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cara between
Savannah and Cincinnati via .Macon, At*
lantaand C incinnatti Southern lallway-
Pullnmn Palace Sleeping C is to Wash
ington via Augusta, Charlotte and ltich
mond, on 9 20 a in tin in from Savaunh-
Local Sleeping Cars on all Night
Trains bet won Savannah and Augusta.
Augusta and Macon' and Savannah and
Atlanta.
lVs ngevs from Southwestern Geor
gia can take either t.ain from Macon to
Augusta and make connections \ ilhPulß
man Sleeper from Augusta to Washington
without change.
Berths in Sleeping Carscan be secured
at the Ticket office on Mulberiy street, or
at Depot.
Geo a Whitehead, WM. BOG EES,
Gin Ticket Ayt. Gen isup*t (J li li. Savantnib.
J C Shaw, W .' SHLLLMAN
Gen Trav A‘gt. Sup‘t S W li 11. Macon. Ga.
Jan 18
J. FI- M ARTI.X,
Attorney at Law,
Office m the Court House,
Talbottoii. : : Gcorgljs
Practice in the Superior Courts of the
Chattahoochee Circuit and the Supreme
Court of the St ate.
Prompt attention given to all business
entrusted to his care. ianlibl
■J. H. WOBIriLL,
Attorney al Law,
TALBOTTON GEORGIA.
V ill practice in Ihe S'a'e and .Supreme
courts. Strict intention to all business
o tsnRK-d to li id. api 8 bl—n-bL'l
GOODS
Gold V v t ,o’c < orl n itc cl
fjL- e Watches, Oloc) ,
All Grades.
Le ]V) * pri:’ o Brazillinn Rock Chryslol
Spectacles and Eve-Glasses
JKAVE just returned from New Yorit
with abi autiful stock of goods em
bracing all the novelties in my line. I
invite my friends and the public general
ly to call >"d inspect my goods.
A life time experience in the business
assures me 1 can please them both
price and quality.
T. S. SPEAR
101 IFest Side Broad. St. 4
dec 7 Columbus, Ga.
“RANKIN HOUSED
JOHN SCHERF, Proprietor
FRANK GOLDEN, Clerk.
Entirely Nov/ in all. its
APARTMENTS, and strictly
FIRST-CLASS.
fut-la ' LDUMEUS .GA.
E. E. Blit) RN, FILMORE BROWS
Broun e s National Hotel
Nearly Opposite Passenger Depot,
MACON, GEORGIA.
Be-cpened, Re-furnished and
First-class in every RE
SPECT.
•
We ask all our Pat ous and Friends to
give us a call. ItATKS.—S2,OO per da;,
Meals 50 oe.its. L *dging 50 cents.
F. E BROWN & SON,
Large Sample lioouis. ocs Prop's.
Southern Intelligence-
Si-bun Aloha,., cotton receipts to
| day are lieyonnd 100,000 l ulus.
Liu'oc quantities of Knot Ten"
nessee marble are being shipeil to
; Boston.
In Webster county, Miss' the
public schools arc open six months
m the year.
The East Tennessee farmers Con
tention will meet in Knoxville, 22il
of May
Six hundred dozen eggs wore
shipped from Aspen Hill, Giles
count}', Tuiin. last woelc
The annual session of the Mississip
pi S ate Medical Association will
bs held in April 4th to 7th.
Birmingham, Alabama, will soon
have a street railway. Sealod bids
are asked for construction.
Several fine specimens of salmi n
trout have been taken from the
Tomltigbue, in Mississippi this sea
son.
An agricultural and horticultural
tail' will be held in Mobile, Alaba
ma, May, Ist, and will continue four
days.
•Chickens are selling at forty cents
a piece, and fresh butter forty cents
per pound in Birmingham, Alabama.
Sixty cottages are being builtat An
niston, Alabama, to accommodate the
workmen of Noble & Bro’sirqn works.
Some eight hundred convicts are
employed in the cultivation of Brazos
bottom lands in the vicinity of Hearne,
Texas..
A Loredo, Texas, man was fined
SSOO ip the federal court at San An
tonio for smuggling ten dozen packs
I of monte cards.
There will be. more new buildings
erected in Birmingham, Alabama, this
year than there lias been any year
since 1871.
It is estimated that 460,000 of the
760,000 square miles of timbered lands
of this country are situated in the
southern states.
Florida has shipped over 50.000
quarts of strawberries tli.s season.
The first brought, wholesale, §2.25
per quart, now they bring §l.
>
Lawrenceburg, Ala., expects to
be greatly benefited by the Nash
ville and Florence railroad, tvhieh
will be finished by the 4th of July,
Mr, U, limiter, of Alabama, will
plant, oyer one hundred acres i"
peaclitiees near New Castle, not far
from the South and North Alabama
railroad. He intends to buildja
peach brandy factory.
The Montgomery, Ala., oil mills
have turned out this season 8,000
barrals of oil against 7,000 barrels
same time last year. A largo
amount of cotton seed meal has
been made. The demand for these
goods is great.
CHAFTh
To call a laundress a bosom friend
is flat irony.
In the census office is a return in
which a Boston man is described as a
manufacturer of-pig’s feet.
“Better late than never” does not
apply with eminent success to the
man who wants to catch a train.
‘‘Alas ! that so many people look
upon religion simply as afire escape !”
exclaims a Southern preacher.
“Hang the gate !” yelled old Hick
ory, as he scraped his shins against it
in the dark. After supper he went
out and hung it.
A coroner’s verdict reads thus:
“The deceased came to his death by
excessive drinking, producing - apo
plexy in the minds of the jury.”
Friend—*,Madder, what is the mat
ter with your nose?” Madder —’’The
only chance for an artist now is to
paint quickly and cheap. I work with
both hands and blend with my nose.”
The history of every discovery, of
every enterprise, of benevolence, of
| every reform, is the history ot toil and
watching through long discourage
ments.
The meanest man : The meanest
man on record sent through a post
office, presided over by a woman, a
postal card on which was written:
“Dear Jack: Here’s the details ol
the scandal.” And the rest was in
Greek.
“What are the nine muses, pa?”
asked a little boy who was reading
mythological lore in the lower class.
“It is when the home ‘nine’- is beat
en in a game of baseball, then the
nine muses over itwas the reply.
“Do you subscribe to all the arti
cles oftue Athanasian creed? was
asked an old lady. “No, I don’t!
I can’t afford it. There’s a collec
tion next week for the convention
fund, and I can’t do any more,” was
the reply.
Aesthetic wife (sobbing) : “Dear
est, I’ll see that your grave is kept
green —but not one of those horrid
bright greens. A nice olive-gray
green, with an old bronze tombstone
would look too lovely for anything.
Seventy thousand lawyers are to
meet Lord Chief Justice Coleridge at
Albany in September. This reminds
somebody that in Great Britain there
is but one lawyer to every 3,000 peo
ple, while in America there is a law
yer to every 800 people. We fancy
that Lord Coleridge will be quite o'ver
j come.
r
F. REICHERT,
FURNITURE,
Will be found at the
Nos. 92,94 &96 Mulberry* St.
MACON (iA., (Masonic Temple)
fill grades of Furniture kept and every article guaranteed us represented.
Fine Ciianib -r Sols. Parlor Furniture. Malti'esses, Window Shades and Cornices.
In the Undertaking Department, Metallic Caskets, Wooden Caskets und Coffins of
every description. nn "-' )
Portable and Stationary
STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, SAW and
GRIST MILLS, THRESHERS, SEPARATORS,
Ci TIN'S, 1*!: IISSIIS 51IdA 1 5 MI v*S,
MOWERS, KAY EASES, COTTONSEED HULLERS, MA
SURE SPREADERS, and all kinds of Agricultural Imple
ments at trices that cannot be Duplicated.
R. A. ENNIS, Manufacturers’ Agent,
20 BROAD ST.. COLUMBUS. GA*.
Louis UK unnME cosj
CARRIAGE WORKS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
O
THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE IN TSE WORLD
O
FULL CAPACITY 1,000 PER WEEK.
o
6 'The Standard Yeliicles. 5 ’
ARE MADE AT THESE WORKS, EMBRACING
Brewster, Whitney, Coouer and Timnkin Side Bars, and
Salidee or Monarch Triple Spring Buggies.
The Greatest Varieties of Style* ,
The Finest Two and Three Spring Ph.ieloos,
The Handsomest Barouches in the Market,
Stylish Carriages,- Four and Six Passengers,
Canopy Top Basket Phaetons,
The Best Platform Spring Wagons,
Open and Ton Surrey Wagons,
COOK*SP“STANDABD VEHICLES** are known a : i the world over as the best for
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 Survon Patent, and warrant every vehicle. &ngß
Wild Bill.^Buffato^BMh
General Custer,
K&Tppq&fiV and otlior great Indian
,a.. Ki"literß, Scouts, Hunters and
n * u - I{n i ** Guides. Thrilling Adven
tureß on the Plains! Grand Buffalo Hunts! Fights
with Indians! Desperate Adventures! Narrow
Escapes! Wonderful Shooting and Riding.
Wild Life in the Far West.
One flundrcd Illustrations 1 Sixteen Full-Page Color
ed Plates! Grandest Book for Agents! Outsells Every
thing! Endorsed by Gen. Merritt, Buffalo Bill, and other
Heroes. ©3“ No Competition! 5-18 pages, price 82.00.
Canvassing Outfit 50 cts., stamps or money. Illustrated Cir
culars Free. Write nt onec for agency to
HISTORICAL PUBLISHING COMPANY,
I By J. W. BUEL,
B Author of “ Border Outlaws,”—“ Metropolitan Life!
Unveiled,”— Etc. I
OLD BOOKS. JSfjfgft
STANDARD Books, 0. BABE ONES and CHEAP.
Send stamp for Catalogue. Address,
CURIOSITY SHOP;
S. E. Cor. 4th Mi Washington A?#., ST. LOUIS, MO.
" G. E. THOMAS,
BROAD STREET, COLUMBUS, GA.
IS ALWAYS BEADY WITH
Tli© Best Clothing,
oFaMen, Yohth'r* and Boys, that money can furnish. The best is the cheapest
renr is reaJy furnished at a small advance on prices lor shoddy, which hitter he iiev„
and keeps.
I CANNOT, WILL NOT
bo urderaold. The public know me. I keep only good tubnes in ullthe latest cuts
and styles.
HATS, CAPS. UNDERWEAR.
A full line gimrnnteid rtf wiDenor quality and makes. Everything new and any
‘hing.ron want. Come and see me. npr2ooct3
LlliiipHiSi
Sa S £ Si® Sex'! IBn a 98 w 1 shed
*® r NINETY-EICHT YEARS
For the MERCHANT on our New Ptanlgfc gj™
For the MARKET GARDENER wttUw
CCCntQ For the PRIVATE FAMILY
Crown by r>urSf>lvFta on our own FarmgUCCILIJ
ty Handsome Illustrated Catalogue anti Rural Register FREE TO ALL.
’ MERCHANTS, SEND US YOUR BUSINESS CARDS FOR TRADE LIST.
DAVID IAUDRETH&SGNSjSEEQ GROWERS, PHILADELPHIA
lcb2l
SMITH, CULVER & CO.,
122 and (24 THIRD STREET,
MACON, - „ GiBOXtOTAA.
Importers and Jobbers cf Hardware, and Dealers in Iron,
Steel, Agricultural In>rlelnentd. Tin Ware. &c.
* o
| v ?e are sole Agents for the celebrated
I'W XUaiX'-.XIT PLOWS.
I •>' D
TO CODS WEDS OF COW.
During the ninny years that the Pacifies Guano Company Ims m.nuiactured aim
sold its well known brand of
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUARD,
Various parties, aware ot the great popularity of this •' wtilizer, have, from tinio j,
time put into market articles bearing names a-i n . like that of our brand as , ri
safe for them to do, probably reiving upon the fact that said Solublo Pacific (hi ii,
was very commonly spoken of by Planter* as “Pacific," or ‘-Guano,“ or "Sohibl 9
Pacific, •• or "Pacific Guano." These attempts have failed lo build up a periuane
trade, probably because of the fact, that the patties sc appropriating our name 1
li n that name rather than the quality of their goods. We have, from tin'i e io
time, called the attention of Planters to those tacts, either directly or tlirmi 'l, the
late John S Reese, Esq, of Baltimore, li’o are informed that one or more n e \v
brands are now being put on the market, containing the well-known and old na mo
ot "PACIFIC,“ either as “Ammomated Pacific,“ “Georgia Pacific," and wo beg to
call the attention of Planters to the fact, that every sack ot genuine SOLUBLE P\
CIFiC GUANO uiinuiactured bv the Pacific Guano Company lins.been. or is, brand
ed with the name of the former General Seiling Agent, John S Reese, or with that of
the present Selling Aents, GLIDDEN & CURTIS. None other is genuine, nnd onr
friends and patrons will do well to examine the packages received by them tin, sea
son. The real SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO will be found to bo same standard
quality as heretofore. No change has taken place in IT, notwithstanding recent
changes in some General Agencies.
PACIFIC GUANO CO.,
By GLIDDEN & CDHTIS, General Selling Agents.
Boston - - JMCasa.
! JAN 30 1883.
J. 15 SAMPLES,
SUCCESSOR TOT. J. DUDLEY.
—DEALER IN
LUMBER, SASH, DOORS, BUS All
WHITE PINE Moulding.
Laths, Shingles, Plasters* Hair <fec B
200,000 Feet of Seasoned, Dressed and
Matched Flooringand Ceiling on Hand
300,000 Feet of Lumber of al! Grades needed
by Builders, now in the Yard.'
Sash, Door and Blind Department.
This Depa-tmeut is in charge ol MR. WADE H BRANNON, and nil orders will be
promptly filled for regular or odd siz r s.
Builders or other parties wanting lumber are respectfully invited to consult me
before purchasing elsewhere.
, „ T , r J. B. SAMPLES.
Lumber lard near General Passenger P pot, Columbus Gi. janlO tf
NEW G OODS.
A. F. PICKERT,
No. 5 Whitehall, ~ Atlanta Georgia
lIAS JUST received a largo stock of all the new designs in the
iEBSDEN BRITANNIA CO.,
—XL L IB <J T Tt O
Parties wishing Bridal Presents will do well to call and examine my stock and
rices before purchasing elsewhere. A full stock of 1547 Bogors Hros : s Ai Spoons,
. orks and Knives always on baud, Specal attention aiven to Watch and Jewelry
Work - sep2ol2m
BERN U BEOS.,
No. 102 Third Street, Macor\, Ga.
Manufacturers ot anti Wholesale and Peiail Dealers in
Carriage, Phaeton, Buggy
DARY, TRUCK, WAGON,
Oast Harness Collars,
Ladies-* & Cents’ Saddles & Bridles,
All of which we keep constantly on hand in the largest variety Also, WHIPS,
dOItSE BOOTS, COVERS for Winter and Summer, ISets, and jbIQUZPMEN iS in
the line generally! - ■ *
OAK and HEMLOCK SOLE. HARNESS UPPER. PATENT
ENAMELED and LACE LEATHER. .. .
Kin and Calf Skins, Lining* Skins,
Ilarnessmaker's, Saddler's,Shoemaker's Tanner's Material, Tools aud
Findings. GIVE US A CALL.
Cash for Hides, Skins, Furs, Wool, W.ix, Tollow, Finished and Rough
auj>3o b 1
OF EVERY KIND CHEAPER THAN EVES. *
Rifles, Shot Guns, Revolvers, Ammuni
tion, Fishing Tackle, Seines, Nets,
Knives, Razors, Skates, ,-Jr
Hammocks, etc.
Large Illustrated Catalogue FREE.
GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
AGENTS
WANTED! Ladies and Gen tlemen, to engage
With us to sell several Useful Household
Articles. Profits large. I.ubor Is light.
Exclusive territory given. No competi
tion. Terras liberal. Circulars FREE. Address,
IloiTitt Hannfact'g Cos., Box 8(18, Pittsburgh, Pa.
A NEW CURE FOR '
POTATO pes
AND ALL TROUBLESOME VERMIN.
Bfe,sore, eleaalrand cbe*jv Sample Package* frost-
Jkid, 80 eta. AGENTS WANTS**. Address,
J. 3EZ. Johnston, PitUburgli, P*.
USIOAL INSTRUMENTS
of all kinds for sale very cheap.
Catalogues free. Address, RICHARD
HULL A DO., Qqx 888. Pt.