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An Act to fix by law the standard 1
Weight of a bushel of the articles and j
Commodities hereinafter mentioned,
SeC. 1. Be it enacted by the Gene-
tal Assembly of the State of Georgia,
that the legal weight of the follow
ing articles and commodities per bushel
(shall be as follows:
Wheat GO lbs.
Shelled corn 56
Corn in ear 70
3?eas GO
Rye 5G:
Oats 32 ;
barley, .... 47
trisb potatoes GO
Sweet potatoes. 55
White beans GO
Clover seed. . GO
Timothy seed 56
Ijlat seed. 56
Hemp Seed 44
buckwheat |52
blue glass seed 14
Dried peaches (impeded) 33
Dried peaches (peeled) 38
Dried apples 24
Onions. : 57
Stone coal 80
Unslttked lime 80
Turnips 55
Corn meal 48
Wheat bran 20
Cotton seed.... 80
Ground ppao • • 1 • 25
Plastering hair 8
Sec. 2. Repeals all conflicting laws
Approved Fobrmitry 20th, 1875.
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Address (enclosing 75 cents and two
letter postage stamps), Prank Gordon,
Publisher, Atlan**. Ga.
Land tor Rent.
Tile Subscriber offers for rent bis land and
JiremiHCS known as the Gilmer placo.cnhtaining tiro
hundred and fifty acres cleared laud, with dwelling
house and other buildings ou it, and a good well of
under; also the larger port on of bis plantation on
the Wi-Ht side of the road from Henderson to Haw-
kinsvlUct containing one hundred and fifty acres
cleared land, all of which laud is about two miles
from Henderson, Houston county. Will rent to
-olio or Itioro parties.
R. W. JOHNSTON,
November fifitth, 1878.
BIG SALE-
Grand isiirsains! Comic!
T1 close Up the partnership rcccutlj cxistiug be
tween Hugh AS. H. Lawso". and dissolved by the
death-of Hugh Lawson, will lie sold al the res deuce
TV /| VNTiltSEUY STOCK is very large and fine tliie j
IVJL season, and : f von wish to plant acclimated 1
roes and sncli varieties as are best adapted to horn e
i,d market uses, you can procure them at the 1 >1
wing e ctraoidiLaty lew piiccs:
IPPEiLEKS t»
jg»3^8.3: <C? 13 IiIST:
appt.es.
I Produce, Provisions, and
Staple Groceries.
Single Trees ? I
l'er Hundred !• • Il ;
TEACHES.
Single Trees.
Per Hundred
PEARS.
Cor. Coitou Avenue and Cherry Street.
MACON, GA.
Standard Two years old SO cents each.
«» Ono * % i>i> cents each.
Dwarf Two Years Old cents eac-lu
*• One “ . ..25-cents each.
Leconut or Clrinfise Sand Pear „..$1 00 each.
Pomegranates and Grapes 25 ceni h
Plums, Quinces, Mulberries and rig**.... 25 cents
Strawberries.—Per Hundred £ L<*0
« “ l'Ucn=and S.titi
r |''IJAN ivi*'l T L for the patronage heretofore exten-
X ded t«» us by the people of Houston and sur
rounding countii s, v,f respectfully solicit a contin-
uamre of the same, and hope for increased favors.
Y.'.j keep constantly on hand at the lowest market
rales
Special Hates Given for Large Order
Descriptive Catalogue rent free on application.
SAMUEL H. HUMPH,
Wilkw Luke Elusory,
Marshallvilie, Gn.
Or T. 0. SKELLIE,
Fort Valley, Ga.
2POH.
Three Valuable Plantations.
One located c.ecr Perry, Gar, the Other two lying
on Kog Cut'--; eieck. in lower J-tth district of
Houston County, a.,d ad.j .iuing the lands i.f 1. P.
Salter and Warren ipuvis. bahl plautat.ons
WELL WATERED, SPLENDIDLY IMPROVED.
and liner a f. lie stale of captation, There are al:
ontl.e places a In,; lot of mules, fanning utensil.-,
of every kind, an a good : t uni of rattle and hogs;
all of widen will to sold upon
REASONABLE TERMS.
Parties wishin
desiring any in:
call on or addic
i the above plantation?
>n about them, will pi
eept 27 3m.
3- G-DAVIS-
Perry, Georgia-
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Announce:!! ente for 18?S-9
Anion- the attractions A*r Hie coming year are
the following!
4< ilA\Vi;ii a serial nov-l, by Mrs, Frances
Hodgson Burnett, author of **ihat Lass o’ Low-
rie’s.” The scene of >Urs. BnruetUrt new novel is
Jaid in Lancashiic; the in-io : sa young inventor of
American birth. “IteweitliV 1 is the longest story
Mrs. ganielt l as y t written. It Will run through
twelve nniube: s of the Monthly, beginning with
November, 1878, and will be profusely illustrated.
FALCONBElKx, a serial novel, by II. H. I'oyesen
autbor of “Glmustr,” “The Man who Lost bis
Name,*’ etc. Hi this romance the author graphi
cally describes the peculiarities of Norse immigrant
life in a Western settlement.
♦of the late Hugh Lawson, in Houston county Geor-
518th day of December, 1878, between the
.gifi, on the
|Mnr« of 1U a. M. and 4 o’clock, p. m„ at public
•olttery, to the highest bidder,, for cash, the 1 oliow-
Attn puitoorrtiin property:
Five livad of horses and mules, 22 head of hogs.
11 head of Oftttle, 83<) bushels corn, 130 bushels po-
JttRuCB, (100 bushels cotton seed, 7,000 lbs fodder,
•carriage and harness, buggy and harness, 2 four-
horse wagons, cart, syrup kettles, cane-mill, lot
engar cane, 20 bushels peas, iron safe, lot of books,
Walnut desk, chairs.settecs, carpets, rugs, mirrors,
clock,, tables, aud other household furniture; set
kitclum furniture, 00 saw cotton gin, HriukJev,
Dixie iiiud other ploughs, hoes, cotton planters,
gniin cradles, apadcs forks, blacksmith tools, and
nuch'other tools as arc usually- fuium on a well reg*.
.ulatcd ftirm.
S» B. LAWSON,
Now 30th, 1878. rts Surviving Partner.
Land Sale, buy a Good
Home,
To close a partnership business lately existing bc-
tweou Hugh & S. H. Lawson, and dissolved by tbe
death of Hugh Ijiweon. will be sold before the
Court House door in the town of Perry, Houston
county, Georgia, on tbe first Tuesday In Janr.ary,
1879, between the hours of 10 o’olock, a. m. Stand 4
o'clock r. M., at public outcry, to the highest bid
der for eash, the following partnership property:
TbetLaweon place in Houston county, whereon
said Hugh Lawson rcsidedat the time of his deuth,
Hudjeoutnluing Siu acres more or lose. Thie place
Is well Unproved, with elegant residence and i-oln-
JnodioUs outbuildings; the land is fertile and in a
jiigb state of cultivation, and is remarky-biy well
Arranged and adapted to renting -'iff smaU farms -to
tenants. No better investment could be made
than buying this gilts* dgo jiroperty.
-- S. B. LAWSON.
Nov. 30th, 1878. at Surviving Partner.
ATTENTION FARMERS!
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Bay no more dried swamp mod at §60
per ton.
Black’s Improved Patent
Fertilizer
Can be made at a cost of
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A STORY Oi ; N EW ORLEANS, by George TV. Ca
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November. These portraits are drawn from lire
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37 CGEli Piaos, LOOISVILLEj K¥,
J. F. HUMPHREYS,
Perry,
C'uisi;'
H ATING located in Perry nest door to the store
of Moore .fc Bro., I respectfully solicit a. liberal
share of the public patronage. I keep on hand
AND EAT.NESS,
or make them to order.
n-EF*AajRnsr&.
Neatly and promptly done.
prices now
D. RHODES.
DEALER IS
All kinds of Fancy and
Family Groceries-
Have at all Times on Hand
BACON, LARD,
FLOUR, TOBACCO,
SUGAR, COFFEE.
StriQtly iUqyop §
Oct 25.
D. RHODES,
Hawkinsville, Ga.
NOTICE.
Sealed proposals for Superintendent
of tbe Foor llonse for 1879. will be re
ceived until tbe 1st Monday in Decern*
ber next. All bidds to be left with t be
undersigned wbo will explain tbe du
ties required. Tbe County Commis
sioners reserve tbe right to reject or ap
prove any of tbe bids. No person need
apply wbo don’t intend to live ou tbe
place,. E. Jacksox,
Clerk County Commissioners Houst
county. —
FURNITURE FREIGHT FREE
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(apt received and for sale nt Fo
prices.
8UY AT VOM'£.
YOUTH’ SUITS.
HOYS’ SUIT?,
IN LARGE VARIETY
Can b.s bongbt Twenty-five per cent.
Cheaper than anywhere else in
the State, of
J. H. HERTZ, Clothier
90 Cherry St, Macon, Ga.
-gLX^tSO;
HATS, TRUNKS, VA
tc.
M. Bozeman, sb. F.H.Bozeman. C.C.Bozemax.
c. nr. BOZEWIAN & SOMS,
IFactors & Warehousemen,^
Hawkinsville, da.
Liberal advances made on cotton in store. A11J
kinds of Castings, Gins, Screws. Bagging and
Ties furnished. aug :W3m
SAWYER'S TOTAL ECLIPSE 0QT19M GIN,
LISES, and
Gents Furnishing floods of
Every Description-
SHIRTS.
Made ofWamsiUta Muslin
and best Irish Linen.
The Greatest Invention of the Age in its Line. Su
perior to All Others.
This Clin is an improvement on my Eclipse Gin patented in 3873. Not one out «f a hundred and
ssveuty*five has ever been complaiucd of. but all are giving entire satisfaction; -ansiug the farmer
to realize from cue-quarter to two cents more per pound than the Paine cotton will bring ginned
any “Cher gin. It costs tho farmer nothing,it will pay for itself in gitiumg one hundred ba!v« of
If auy of the owners of the above mentioned gins dislike wlmt I hav *aui, my friends say thofhavg
Five Hundred dollars to tes tit with. I aiu making three gins, as follows
Total Eclipse Gin 63 00 Per .Saw, Cosh. Eclipse Gin, §2 50 per Saw, Cush.
When from one to four months time is given, 15 per cent will bo added to the abova prices.
Old Griswold Gin, ?2 00 or Yqtii/alent, per Saw.
Or will make any other pattern of old-fashioned gin at $2 00 per saw. Total Eclipse Gin will act
choke or break tucroli—tail's o.it all saa.t, dust, trash, etc. Me ipso Gin will not choke or btciu
the roil, and is like the lotal Eclipse Gin. It is very fast aud picks the seed clean. All my oius
are now made with ten inch sa.vs aud Iron frames. Griswold Gin about run out.
coin'd^ ns fs.^
AT
75 CENTS,
OQOsp^X 1ST
A Hearse can be furnished to order at any lime
on short notice. I c*an be found in the day time at
my store, next to the hotel; at night at my residence
adjoining Dr. 11avis.
Furniture Ma.de to Ordes
and repaired at sliort notion. Burial Clothes,read>
made, for ladies, gentlemen aud children.
OUTLETS UNRIVALLED
SPRING BEDS.
GEORGE PARE,
PEKKY. GEORGIA.
J. u.
IIEItTZ, Clothier,
After many trials an 1 experiments I tliink I have the must perfect one «Ter renffe. Prie. T» M »t*
per saw. It has been perfected in tho last six month*. Those wiio bare me first or old U.ndea.u
u exchange and get new one for twenty dollars difierenr.-e
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a limited amount to fill «»rder
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July 3m
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00 Cherry street.
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GESHEAj Gleet, Stricture, ■F P*»*
vate diseases quickly cured. Patients treated by mail or ex-
pr?=i Consultaticn free and invited, charges reasooatt*
-rcctslidanshd.
A PB3VATE COUNSELOR
OfSOpcges, sent to siij address, securely sealed, fcrtMrto
(SO) oents. Should be read by aQ. Address as abore.
Office hoars from 9 A. 7 P. 2L fivadajs, 2to4P.lL
^a4HorplilR 9 hahitcar^d.
| asnaalTaSaclata
__ lump Tor beak on
“rttiasttn, Greene Ga»l
Macon G:
8-' 1# M anager for Bibb and Houston j
PRESCRIPTION FREE?
Yortbesi — " — ‘
cret-oa or c-vjees. Any Drngeist has the ingre
dients. AiarwH. 3r. W. JTAQUES A CO.,
ISO West Sixth Snwt, Cincfxumti, O.
Hotiee to Debtors and Croditcrs-
Gsokoia—Aousiox Ccusrx:
All persons indebted to the esiatc of Bryan Bate
man late of said county deceased, will niakc pav-
ment to as, and versons having chiims against said
estate will present Ihefa to us prr.perlv verified for
payment. EINClipr TATLOK, Admr.
IdiiS. C. A. BATEMAN. Adms.
Kept. 37 ISTi 4 —tiw of Bryan Bateman, dec’d.
FOR
CLOTHING
AND
HATS,
GO TO
W mm & GfilLAWAY,
MACON, GA:
PICTURES,
PICTURE FRAMES!
STATIONERY,
SHEET SffUSIC,
VIOLIN AMD
GUITAR STRIMCS,
CROCKETT’S I10N V/0RKS.
‘Maooii, Georgia.
Wt; keep coiistautly oil Laud oi make to order the following articles:
Cotton Presses, Horse Powers, vSteaii*
Engines, Saw & Grist Mills
Sugar Mills, Gearing, Iron Hailing, etc
All Kinds of (MATING done to oitIci*.
^pOiiv fnciliti® for reputing STEAM ENGINES nr^equtsn jj
rior any works in tbe staffe.
.£k.Tl \7^7e^V’^.EAlO.'tGcL
So:::l for Circulars ;tud Erice S is.
E. CROCKETT & SONS,
PIANOS AND ORGANS
15 Cotton Avenue, Alncou Ga.
Sej) 13—4:n
W. F. GRACE,
DEALEB IX
SICAuS, ToBAOGO, SNUFF,
- AND PIPES,
70 Cheriy Sil Macon, Ga.
Sep 13—3m.
1STATIOJSTAL HOTEL,
MACON, GA.
Terms,—S2 OO Per Day.
r | 'HE proprietor feeling thankful for the very lib-
-t erai j* tronrge he has received for the last ser»
en months, now begs leave to say that this
FIRST-CALSS HOTEL
•t
is in perfect order in all its arrangements, and the
most convenient ofnny in the city, being only lvo
yards from the Faceenger Dcqxjt, where there are
always
C. D. ANDEP.S02C,
Al. Ii, TBOUTMAX.
ANDERSOIS 1 & TROUTMAN,
WAR6tt©ttS6 A N B’
e&MKIkSIQM MMBen&XTS.
Eopbir Street, opposite BMke's Dl<jct, ALicon, Ga.
CON SICNSVSEiJTS OF COTTOH SOLICITS D*
BAGGIN G <fc TIES Fun isbed «t ibe Verj- Lowest Market Prietui.
Advcub&es mad,o on Cc/tton in Siore- on the most
Favorable lerms.
U*s?’Mb. .ToTe Mann, of Perry, is cuanected with ns aud respectfully ask<
patrouago of bis friends.
S eSIiFI ELD’S 1 g0M WORKS
MACOA, GEORGIA.
MANUFACTURERS OF
bng-inf si
'FROM 4 TO 40 HORSE AOWEE.)
Also Wheat Threshing - Engines, Prepared to Mount
On any Ordinary Farm Watson.
ATTENTIVE POSTEflS
to receive ba^age and conduct passengers to and
from the HoleL
I have added such improvements to Cna jle me to
accommodate ali who may be pleased to give me a
call- Aly fate shaR be as good as the fare of any
house in the state, and my terms reasonable. Call
and try us.
C COY^EaT, Proprietor.
. „ ~. ': - r- •••• - *55 '-V V -. ... -T-y> . .
GRIST MILLS, GOTTOX PRESSES, CANE 31 ILLS,
SYRUP BOILERS.’ SHAFTINGS, PULLEYS,
AfLKINDSOF CASTINGS,
pjfo'nlpt intention paid to repairing Jlilh? and ufachinc-ry.
uej- SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
H-% J. s. SCIIOFiELO & SON.
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