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;-5rw--=?**ws5wi r fnE Home Joue^ al LOCALS. EVENING, AUGUST 2S v= ======:: ’ _ Big Hauls of Fish. Messrs. Clark & Marsiiburne last week * 0 ff their pond to repair their mill , Bn a a large number of people met d ather in the fish that would be thus jfAithA very limited supply of their Itnral element.—One party led by Messrs Buff, Braswell & Scot made f^hauls, and the result was one bun Ld and fifty pounds of fish. They hereof several varieties, trout, perch snekers, jacks, &c. Mr. Scott says vrbile hauling in the sane, he caught a trout in the gills with his hand, but its strength was such that he might as well have tried to hold a wild mule, as im mediately itgaye a wrench or two, broke bis grip, darted away. He says that it ¥ as the largest ever seen or heard of in this country by any one who was pres et, and weighed at least;t wen ty pounds. fte would have complied with our affidavit rule hut no officer was conven ient. Several witneses testify to the tragic attidude of Mr. S. at the time of the struggle, aud some were fearful for „ while that we would have to record another Jonah caso. Mother Goose.—As will be seen by the announcement in another column, the ladies and children will present Mother Goose and all the little goslings, at Cook’s Hall next Wednesday night. The entertainment will be one of the most novel and amusing ever given in onr town, and no one who appreci ates a good thing and hearty laugh can Afford to stay away. As it is for the combined benefit of tha churches, and the ladies have exerted themselves to , socore a a grand success of the affair, we hopo every citizen of our part of the county will come out. The admission fee i < but a trifle, and you will more than get the worth of your money, be sides contribute to a go.od cause. Don’t forget or neglect to come out, and bring all your family. iTOWN a Sid county. —Colton picking is beginning in ear nest. — Mr. F. A. jobson is building an ad dition to his dwelling. —Messrs. Cooper & Staley have our thanks for the two largest potatoes of the season. —The Kehoboth Baptist Sunday School Association will meet in Perry Bozeman’s Warehouse, Hawkins- yilie.—We call especial attention to the advertisement of Messrs. C. M. Bozemnu and Sons in another column. They have a most convenient and com modious fire-proof brick warehouse, and do cotton merchant in Georgia stands higher than Judge Bozeman us a sales man. These gentlemen conduct their business with an eye single to the inter ests of their patrons, and their well known integrity, experience, and promptness will insure satisfaction to all who send them cottcn. This firm also sells cotton gins, presses, cane mills, kettles, and castings of all kinds. National Hotel Macon-—We in vite attention to the card of this house in another column. It has just been leased and opened by Mrs, W. F. Brown, widow of tbe universally be loved Wm. Bfown, of t he Brown House, and Mr. Frank B, JEieville, a popular hotel man, for years eouuected with the Lanier House. The National lias been thoroughly repaired, re arranged, and fitted up with entirely new furniture, carpets, bedding, etc., and in point of comfort, convenience, fare and atten tion, has no superior. Quito an item is the free bath feature for guests, which are always ready in either hot or cold water, or shower. Try the National under the new regime. Planters’ Warehouse.—Mr. A. J. Martin has leased the Planters’ Brick Fire-proof Warehouse in Port Valley, tod is prepared to store and sell cotton on the most favorable terms. Mr. Mar tin ip well known as a gentleman of the strictest integrity, and his • experience in the cotton business enables him to get the very top of the market for his customers. We unhesitatingly com mend him to onr readers as hi every nay worthy of their confidence and pat- ronaga, and we speak from an acquaint ance of several years, as well as the uni- Tersal esteem in which he is held. The Centennial Gin.—Mr. O. H. Miller, of Port Valley, is now shipping cut scores of his justly celebrated. Cen tennial Gins. It is recognized as a first- class gin in overy respect, and we are glad to see the genius and skill of our county being appreciated. Want to But Land,—I want to bny *two to four horse farm improved,good lana, not over three miles from some town. Address giving description and tarns. i. A. B. M. Care Home Journal Office. Mow is the time to secure space in the 5°nston County Fair premium list* i onns easy. Apply at this office. i Farm—Wanted—To Purchase— snap.—a good and well improved r® containing 200 to 250 acres. One n or two-third cleared river or creek ®a. Payments, one half cash—one r 1 * twelve months. Parties wishing He "^iU Please apply at the office of Houston Home Journal. Rice Mill- i am ■ a mill to clean rice k " ~ v “» manner and on reasonable hus on my place seven miles west of Soliciting the patronage of the •uuns^ 618 ®- onstou an< 3 adjoining ® ea * I am very Respectfully ^ E. J. McGehee, To!v! CW Jackson’s Best Sweet Navy *-Dec. 4ih ly * “ 011 ^Ant a cotton Press, Gin,'cane fend Settle or castings of any Pply at this office. Perry, Ga. some time in September. Miss Ida Tbarpe left last week for Cherokee Female College at Home. Her brother, Mr. A. H. Tharpe, accom- panied_her. The Perry Baptist church has sent the bell recen tlyferected hack to the foundry, as its tone was not good, and will soon have another new one. The Presbyterians have kindly loaned their bell until the new one arrives.- —-Messrs. Roberts and Butner are fixing up an excellent half-mile race track on the new fair greunds opposite Perry, which they will use for training their horses. *—Onr’ correspondents, regular as well as occasional, will do well to note the change in the postal laws, which allows manuscript for publication to be spnt at the rate of one cent for two ounces, provided the envelope or_pacltage is not sealed. —Messrs. K;Ilen£& Singleton have some time since ' completed the new bridge at Limestone creek on the Hayneville road. It is nearly three hundred feet long, as level as a floor, and is one of the neatest and best bridges ever built in Houston county. The abutments will be built in a week or two, but the old bridge is yet passa ble, but is not considered safe for heavy loads. —Mr. Andrew Smoak, road overseer, has built a‘splendid road across Big Indian swamp on the old causeway at West’s bridge on the Hayneville road. Sand has been hauled in and the old causeway work covered so deeply that one can i.ow trot nicely from this side to the bridge—some two or three hun dred yards. A rough railing on each side or fenco_to keep slock outj of the boggy ditches would he an addional improvement. —Capt. J. G. Royal has-finished the large stone dam at the New Hope gully and filled above it with dirt. The road also has been graded down so as to be on a level with the filling. This kind of engineering is, we think, too expen sive for county roads, but is worth a trial. Gapt. R. has carried out his con tract faithfully, but will not make a for tune out of it. A less industrious and energetic man would have lost money on the job. Religious —Rev. Jap. H, Nall, D. D. of Columbus, will begin a meeting at the Presbyterian church at P -rrv, on Thursday before the first Sunday in September. All are invited to attend. —Regular meeting of Houston Fail- Association will be held on Saturday at 10 o’clock. Important business is now transacted at every -meeting. Mem bers will take notice and be on band. — All who wish to become members can do so on application to Edward Jack- son, Secretary, and compliance with the rules. . The fair is on a solid foot ing and moving on nicely. —The parlor entertainment at Mr. J. W. Mann’s last nigh was even more largely attended than tbe last one. The audience numbered nearly a hundred, and was finely entertained. The ladies deserves great credit for their good work, and we are glad to see them liberally patronized. —The cotton crop of Houston will not be anything to brag on this year. While it is far from a failure, and while there are many real fine crops, the crop of the comity will be below an average one. In many sections the rnst is mak ing an end of the top crop, and we hear of the caterpillars in many.places. The principal damage -is being done by the rust,and if it continues asmall late crop will he the result. The corn crop being short, our planters who wish to prosper, intend putting in a large area in oats and whept to help out in the lines of provender and bread. We Iook forward with great interest to the openning the cotton market next Monday, and we hope the price will star-t well and keep np daring the season. —Messrs, Clarke & Marshbnrne have the chain gang at work on a contract building the Houston Factoiy dam Higher. —Messrs. Clark & Marshburce have bought Tliurman’s mill four miles south of Perry. i They are putting it m order, and will have something to say to onr readers next, week. PERSONAL, Hon. Kittrel J. Warren, of Leesbnrg, Judge of the County Court of Lee coun ty, was in Perry this week, visiting his uncle, Gen. Warren, and family. ~Mr. Roland B. Hall, one of the most enterprising druggists of Macon, is in Houston with his family visiting rela tives, Dr. J. M, Simmons and family and Mr. Benning T. Moore aud fami- ly. Miss Beltie Johnson, of Macon, is vis iting relatives in Periy.Mr. T. J. Cater’s family. Miss_Katie*Eeldcr, daughter of Rev. H. R. Felder, of Albany, is visiting rel atives in our towu Judge H. M. Hollzclaw, wife and daughter, aud Col. C. C. Duncan and family returned from Atlanta last week, Capt. T. M. Batner„bas bought a pair of Mustang!, ponies, and has had con siderable amusement breaking them to work in harness, but they seem to be all right now. Mr. W. L. Rainey is building a huge wagon for Mr Byrom of Dooly County. which is warranted to haul fifteen bales of cotton. This is just half a car load. It is a fine job of woik. Dr. Havis and Judge Holtzclaw have bonght the county right to a patent iron trace aDd tug fastener which is the best thing in that way we ever saw. By its use a horse can be hitched to or unhitched from a buggy in a moment, the trace and back strap being fastened by tbe same operation. JMr. Joe McLendon, tbe first printer ever employed-on The Home Journal, died last week at Bohngbroke, of con sumption. Mrs J. D. Choate, of Hawkinsville, was in Perry last week on a visit. Mis Carrie Fittzgerald, of Macon, is i visiting the family of Mr. J. W. Maun. —We had a call the other day from Mr. J. E. Mann, of Hawkinsville, who is now with the large grocery aud pro vision house, of S. J. Epstein. Ee is canvassing Houston for his house wTtli his usual energy. He will be glad to see his many friends when they go to Ha •rlunsville. Mr. Marx Kudz returned from New York the other day. He reports a a Smooth vayage from and hack to Sa vannah, hut extremely - unpleasant weather ic tne metropolis. He has got all tbe new wrinkles in cuttingjand fit ting, as well as the styles. GREAT REVIVAL . ATtSSHILOH FOR SALE-CHEAP. Any on’e wanting buy a ft ne piaUo now in the factory at New York very cheap, should apply to the proprietor of The Hohe Journal at once. Home Shuttle hand power sewing machine, perfectly new and does ele gant work. Just tbe thing for any small family. Will be sold for §15 cash. * A fine Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma- bine, in perfect order, cost §90, will sell for §80, - Apply at this office. A Dana Bickford Garden and fire en- for sale cheap. Apply atithis office If you want a new parlor organ cheap, apply at this office. A self inking Pearl Printing Press, in good order, original cost §65, will sell for §30, as I wish to pat in a larger machine. tf. Home Journal. PilUlY MALE SCHOOL, To Land Owners. Parties having land to sell, rent’or lease, and those wishing to buy land will do well to confer with the editor of The Home Journal. “Urs and Downs of Wife Hunting.” We are indebted to Judge Kittrel J. Warren of Leesburg, for a copy, of the third edition of his book of the above title. As its name indicates, it is a serio-humorous autobiography, and is pronounced by many good critics as equal to “Major Jones’ Courtship.” The public will give this edition a cor dial welcome, coming, as it does, from the pen of one of the leading humorists of the country. It is for sale in Perry by Messrs. Cooper & Cater—price 50 cents. For some three weeks past Rev. J. B. Culpepper has been conducting a series of meetings afcShiloh church in the Up per Fifth District of this county, about one mile west of Busby ville. This is a Methodist church tvhieh.is in the cir cuit over which the minister named is iu charge is placed. We learn that pri or to the meeting which has just closed, the church had only about fifteen mem bers in full fellowship. The post r has labored with great zeal and fidelity: and it seems’liis labors Lave been blessed" far beyond his most ardent expecta tions* He has been assisted during the meeting by Rov. M>-. McDonald, tbe Presiding Elder,and R v. Richard Cain, a local minister of Bibb county. The people for six or seven miles around have attended regularly, and the deep est feeliDg has been apparent. While scores went up for prayer at every ser vice, many backsliders were warned in to a new resoh'e to amend and contiuue faithful unto death. Conversions, as announced, were made- at almost every meeting. On Sunday the meeting closed, and the large church was filled with an im mense congregation while large num bers were uuable to gain admission.— We learn that sixty-eight added to the church during the revival season were received, and the ordinance of Bap tism administered to a large majority of them. Many .preferred to be im mersed, and these were baptized at Leverett’s pond, near the church. This is considered one of the most re markable revival that has been held in this county for many years, and its re sults will be manifested in that section as long as time shall Ipst. May other communities and other churches be visited by like seasons ot refreshing from on high, until all shall return to . the ser vice of the true and living God. TUTT’S PILLl INTRODUCED, >865. A TORPID LIVER js the fruitful source of many diseases, promi nent among which are * DYSPEPSIA, SICK-JtEARACHE, COSTIYENE! DYSENTERY, BILIOUS FEVER, AGUE AND EEVl JAUNDICE, PILES, RHEUMATISM, KIDNEY COM PLAINT, COLIC, ETC. / SYMPTOMS OF/A TORPID LI ore costive, butsomet iijfss alteJpate XyKh looseness, Pain in the, Head , occ&mffinied, with a Dull sensation! n the backjs&ft, Pain in the right side and p ndar tha’’shoulder- blade, fullness alter e‘ jfith a disinv olination to exertien of B&da /ormind. Inf- tability of temper, Low i pirirs, oi memory, with a feeling of ha IpimrCecfected Borne duty, General weariness; Di/zmess, Fluttering at the Heart, Dots before 'the eyes, Yellow Skin, Headache generally over the right eye, Restlessness at night IF THESE 'WAENING3 ARE UNHEEDED, SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED. TUTT’S PILLS are especially adapted to such cases, a single dose effects such a change of feeling as to astonish the sufferer. 8 TUTT’S PILLS ere compounded from sabstjuscen dintsro free from any properties that can injure the moat delicate organization. They Search, Cleanse, Purify, aad Invigorate the entire System. By relie ving the en« gorged Liver, they cleanse the blood from poisonous lasimors, andf Iisxh impart health and vitality to the body, cansing the bowels to act natnroliy, without which no one can feel well. A Noted Divine says: Pr. TUTT:—Dear Sir; For ten years I have boon rpHE FALL TERM OF RUE PERRY MALE SCHOOL Will open on the FIRST 3IOA DAY IX SEPTEMBER, 1S79 and continue three calendar months TERMS:—S 2.00 to $f.C0 per month, according to grade. D. Q. ABBOTT, Principal. BEAUTIFUL : MONUMENTS J I am now at work at tha PERRY CEMETERY, New BricX hire-Proof FURNITURE FREIGHT FREE Warehouse, - GEORGIA MACON, WILLINC HAM’S WAREHOUSE, (Opposite J. V. BUI'.SE A CO’S Boot Store.] SECOND STREET. Bring meyour COTTON and I will please yoiL B. L. WIBJL.IjNGII-IA.jJH. July 31—tf. ^>: i:.\ iir.EXY new and elegant stock of i fust received a ad for sale at Vo BUY AT HOM£, putting up the cheapest, most be lutiful and dura-1 ble monuments heretofore known. My C. C. DUNCAN. A. L. MILLER BISCAN & MILLER, Attorneys at Xiaw, Perky, Ga. Do+an-i- | Practice in the courts of Houston and ratent Cement Cravestones | adjoining counties, Supreme. Court of Georgia, United States Courts, and else where by special contract. jan 16 ly are remarkably low-priced, and will stand the teat of time. Cali and see my wort W. C. VANDIGRIFF. LOST. OFFICE BIBB MANUFACTURING CO„l Macon, Ga., Angnst 12th, 1879. J MACON MILLS It is an established fact that Quinine or Cinchonidia will stop Chills, and|fcT “orid£ that we'have tllis P ar P° se there is »c better remedy, put in the old But it is also an established fact that • they do not remove the cause that pro duces the Chills. For if they did, the Chills would not return on the .7th, 14th, 121st or 28th day. Then is it not money LOST to attempt to permanently cure the Chills with Quinine or Cinchonidia, when they do not remove the cans? from the system that produces them? [ For until the cause is removed, the Chills will return. The A complete set of NEW MACHINERY, COFFINS. A Hearse can be furnished to order at any tUM on short notice. I can be found in the day tim* . my store, next to the hotel; at night st my re afiets ad-fining Dr. Hans. Furniture Made to Order* and repaired af a&orf notice. Burial Cfofhos, «»*/ made, for ladies, gentlemen and children. BARTLEFS UNRIVALLED SPRING BEDS, GEORGE IWTnU FERRY. GEORGIA. c USE THIS BRAND, embracing all the latest improvements, with which we are now producing the justly celebrated IN SHEETING. We have been at greatidxpense to insure a thor- FERRINE Is warranted to remove every cause from the system that produces the Chills, and if it fails to do this you will sustain no loss, for every druggist is authorized to •guarantei a permanent cure in every case, no matter of how Ion ipUcate of thgf goods,and can say *hat the nn( j wi H re f un< J the money if the Chills e are now^Skmg is equal to anything ever J SqatHfaud far superior to many popular return after you are through taking.— irapds.gow'onthe maiket. _ _ edge ourselves to maintain the high stand ard of these goods, aud solicit from purchasers. ’ /rge and small, an examination of the goods, and share of their patronage. . I Ask your merchant for Macon Sheeting, Shirting and! Drills. Positively, no cure, no pay. Try it and be convinced. Itjcontaius no poison, and is perfectly tasteless. Sold by all druggists, and a permanent cure guar anteed in all cases. FERRINE MEDICINE CO., E. W. Grove, Manager, Paris, Tenn. For sale by Hunt, Ranktn*& Lamar, ■Wholesale Agents, Macon, Ga. An g 6—3m. BEST IN THE WOULD. And better tiiait any Sal- eratns. standing, One teaspoonful of this Soda with sour milk equals Four teaspoon fills of the best Baking Powder, saving Twenty Times its cost. See package For val uable i n formation. If the teaspoon is too large and doeff not produce good results at fiist, use less afterwards. 1 them have good appetite. piles gouts, and I have gained foriy They are worth their nlar stools, ’eight m gold. Rev. R. L. SIMPSON, Louisville, Ky T«m PILLS, Their first effect is to Increase the Appetite 9 and cause the body to Take on Flesh, thus the BVBtem is nourished, and by their Tonic Ac tion on the Digestive Organs, licgular Stools are produced. DR. J, F, HfflfGOD, OF NEW YORK, SAYS8- •* Few diseases exist that cannot bo relieved by re. storing the liver to its normal functions, and for this purpose no remedy has ever been invented that has ashappy an effect os TOTT’S PILLS.” SOLD EVERYWHERE, PRICE 25 CENTS. Office 35 ’Murray Street, New York* Dr. TUTT’S MANUAL of Valuable Infor mation and Useful Receipts ” will be mailed/res on application. TOTT’S HAIR DYE, Ghat Blaci parts as Ha Bentl _ _ Office, 35 Murray St., New York. iVe wiil pay ^eiusu^inrym 31D0 per mouth i exrtejjsvw, <»r ni!«w * larjj** duimm'i-non, tosvil our ♦. _ - • i»V ot^*a*t v tn*3*rv* kjj.ua> «!'(,k> .31 aLrshalJ- J&lLxh- S , W n To F- G RICH & CO’, Portland, I i IYU Maiue, for best Agcgoy Business m the | I world. Expensive Outfit Free. <S*tyvy a Month and expenses guaranteed to I I tp M 6 Agents. Outfit free. Shaw & Co.. An-1 GUSTA, afAIKK. J, F. IIANS0N, Aft’ent 1). O -McCOSMICM’S Brick Warehouse, (Near^Court House,) HAWKINSVILLE, - - GEORGIA. I THE ( OaSTITUTIOX OF THE UMTED I tender sincere thanks tomj patrons for their j STATES Sent free toauy address on receipt of Il liberal patronage, and hope by strict personal at- I cent stamp. Address Gso.P. Rowel* Co., 10 Spru-. e tention to business to retain my old patrons and I ht., New York, gain many new ones. I. have the Best Warehouse and accommodations in Hawkinsville—large lot, water, good dry shelters for stock. Bring me your j cotton. I wifi treat you right. $777 Maine. J YEAR and expenses to agents. Outfit Free. Address P. O. VICKERY, Augusta, TO THE EARMEKSIN - TEREST. T. T. MARTIN MANUI'ACTURES AND DEALER IN Ten* Cram Wap© PERRY, - §ft©ef GEORGIA. The Gate City Guards, of Atlanta, contemplate an extensive excursion North about the middle of September. They-will visit V ashington, Baltimore,' Philadelphia; New York and Boston, with the - object of studying easting volunteer military organizations in the Northern States. The Romo Courier mentions the fact that on Friday last all the pig irori in the yard of the /Etna Iron Works, amounting to over . sixteen thousand tons, was sold to a Cincinnati purchaser for cash for thirty-two thousahddollars, or about twenty dollars per ton. It was to he delivered on the cars at the fur nace for that price. Five male Nihilists have been sen-- feneea to he liaBged in Russia, oue wo man io exile in Siberia, and twenty-two other prisoners to ten years penal servi- due. An imperial irade has disbanded the first class of reserves of the Turkish army, thus reducing the army to one hundred thousand men: The second, third and fourth classes will be dis banded as soon as the Greek question is settled. Four Georgia moonshiners, Hall, Collins* Smith and Driver, who were sentenced to eighteen months’ impris onment in the Albany penitentiary and to pay a Sue of two hundred dollars each, were discharged on Sat- u»day last under the poverty clause of the act, they having served out their terms, but being unable to pay the fine. New Advertisements. GEORGIA—Houston County: L. D. Rnmph, administrator of -John C. Enmpii, deceased, auplies for .leave. to sell the entire real es tate of said deceased: This is therefore to cite all persons concerned to appear at the October term 1ST9 of the Court of Ordinary of said county and show cause if any they have, why said application should Dot be granted. Witness my official signature this August 21 1879. A. S. GILES, 4w. Ordinary, Liberal Cash Advancesoti\ Cotton vn Store. Agent for Gullet Cotton Gin. D. C. EVicCORMiCK. J6S- Mr. JOHN H. KENDRICK, formerly of | Houston, is with mo, Aug 7—tf. HOUSTON FEMALE COL-1 TIN WARE OF ALL KINDS. LEGE. | ttjhiCH HE WILL SELL CHEAPER THAN V V ever before offered in Perry. | At Wholesale, Macon Prices will he Duplicated. H as now cn hand a new and complete Stock of A pplication to sell tip.at. estate. • Georgia—Houston County: R. D. Brown, administrator of Mrs. ■ Lucretia Brown, deceased, applies for leave to sell the real estate of said deceased: This is therefore to cite all persons concerned to appear at the October term 1879 of the Court of Ordinary of said county, and show cause, if any they have, why said application should not be granted. WitnesSTny official signature this August 21,1879. 4w. A. 8. GILES, Ordinary. CAMPBELL & JONES, MACON,- GA., OQT^CXKT FACTORJ5 P. W, Johnson, A. M. Pres. Mrs, P. W-. -Johnson, Music on Piano. Other competent teachers will be employed as necessity demands. Rates of Tuition. Paid monthly. 1st Glass per month §4.00 2nd ' “ “ “ ....„ 3.50 Primary “ “ “ 2.50 Music on Piano “ 4.00 French, Drawing, Shell Work and Hair work at usual rates. Calisthenics Free. The exercise of the above Institution will be resumed in September. Board can be obtained in the same family with tbe teachers at Ten Dol lars pertMonth. Pupils furnishing their own'sheets, towels and pillow cases. For further information address the President, tf. H. L. Dennabd, President Board Trnstees. Perry, Ga. August 13th. 1879. ANDREW FEMALE G8LLE6E, CUTHBERT, GA. as* Roofing, Guttering, etc., denc to order in till, most approved style. Apl 3 lyr- Es a perfect Blood Purifier, and is the only purely Vegetable, remedy known to sci ence, that has mode radical and Permanent Cures of Syphilis and Scrofula in all their It thoroughly removes mercury from the system; it relieves the agonies of mercurial rheumatism, and speedily cures all skin dis eases. For Sale by C. R. Mass, Perry, (Ja., and all druggists. has assumed au epidemic form and at tacked the better class of the whites. Sreatfcexcitement exists in the city in consequence. The small-pox which luis prevailed at San Antonio, Texas, hut which has heretofore been confined to the Mexi can and negro inhabitants of tbe place. Advances Oil CottOfl in Store COMMISSION MIHCHANfS, 17arehome Corner of POPLAR and SECOND STRUTS, Greet their patrons with the announcement that iheir large and commodious Warehouse is now be ing entirely rebuilt in brick for the better tuofica luodation of cotton consigned to them, aad-noa ore fident that their facilities for handling the next crop cannot be surpassed by. any bouse in Qaa State. Their office and salesroom have bem ro-arranged with a view to improved light on samples and the comfort of visitors. and a cordial invitation is ex tended to all tocaUandsee them. . . Thanking iheir friends for the liberal patronage extended to them in the pcsi, they ask its contmn- 18th, proximo. rjvHIS Distinguished Boarding School for Youeg 1 Ladies will enter upon its Twenty-Seventh scho lastic year September Parents and guardians having daughters and wards to educate could not do bettor titan to pat ronize this institution of learning. Teachers first-class.' Course of study thorough and advanced. Charges for Board and Tuition ex ceedingly moderate, and the accommodations the very best. For additional particulars send for cat- alogueto REV. A. I. HAMILTON, D.D., Ang 7—6w. President, Provisions and Plantation Supplies OH "FIWITi! COLEMAN & NEWSOM, GROCERS AND PROVISION DEALERS MACON,GEORGIA. W ILL OPEN on or about the FIRST OF. IULT next the Warehouse former-v occupied by Anderson & Troutman, on Poplar Street. Our stock of GROCERIES AND PROViSlyNS wm be kept fully np and complete, and win he Famished j- I have opened a Gin Shop afc Gen, Warrens old place one and a half miles from Perry where I am prepared to da all kinds of GIN WORK for the least money. I shall use the best- material aud war rant every job of work. No money re quired nrffl the work is fully tested/ _ Orders respectfnlly-solicited Langdon, W. Poosee, Perry'Ga. CAUSE ART CmtD, 7 &SACON, GA, : Law btEUS AXD dealers nr Hardware, Iron and Agricultural Implements, Carriage Materials, Paints, Oils, etc. Agents for Massey's Excelsior Cotton Gin, Disston’s Circular Saws aud Fair' banks’ .Standard Scales. Apl 10^—lyr. B0GEWALTER ENGINE. j-• : 4 • > •• Compact, substantial, econom ical and easily managed. Guar anteed to work well and give full power claimed. The engine aud boiler complete, including governor- nump. ete. {and * tog) at the low price of "Horse Pov 6-2 ** J A SEES LEFFEL & CO., S; field, Ohio. made when des arihe lowest 'oank ratee. eA?s}?3ELL£