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TINSLEY,
J. M. W. CHEISTIAN’S
I remember long ago
'Hours flew onward all so qilicMjfj
jr^nearo passinfe all so thickly,
That I harifiy know
Just how runny have been nambetdd
Like a dream-when we have slumbered.
Like a d’estauCcfilmi!
Crime some bite of memory flitting
Itack to ivhere Jo-day I'm sitting
Jr-.m the aatuum time.
Apples gteen a!nd apples red,
Leaves f gold aud bro#h vtere clinging;
By the light winds ever swinging
Jurt above our heads;
three of ns were wandering,
FRUJT TRRES,
Of the Yarieties Best Adap
ted to this Section.
W We hnvcjust Received
«CW MACKEREL--KITS, HALF BARRELS, AND BAR
RELS, CHEESE, CRACKERS, SARDINES, PICKLES,
POTASH, SODA, PAPER ANh ^APEh jfACS,
CIGARS AND SMOKING TOBACCO,
MACON, GA., VALENTINO'S OLD STAND
- Why pay More for Emit Trees not
well adapted to this . section, - as the
grown at the
’Where yon can be acccmtnoclated in the best of style, rotfrifinela^oi^. Wines
net Cigars, and indeed everything usually;kept™ a,firstrcla^> fgh^hslimMil; of
be kind. Meals at all hohrsiday or night,jvitk.polit.e .and ^^nflUin
> serve you. Ton will also find!the proprietor on hacd-who'f 1 8 P™f.?°r£™
1 cicLngMttisfaction to any whoi may favor him witfi&herr patronagtg BEDS
fortbe price. Iry.it and yon will nse nooth
This is the best and mo st popnlai Tolaw
er. See that evtry plug is strapped with a
HOUSTOH COWfiFT,
S. H. ftttMPH, Proprietor.
B^pbnsible .agents are now in the
field .solimtingjorders for next fall .do-;
livery. .
All Yrees Warranted as Rop-
jdsBosn ( ^' .--dr i
, S.; H. RiiMPHs ^.
Marshallville, Ga..
Or in careless, happy rambUng,
Up the wooded hSlsidcs clambering
l Hfgli above Gie plains.
There were three of ns, I said.
But to-day hut -me we ntuuU r,
For the t-.vo r“st in- that Slumber,-
And we call them cead.
Adjoinm^
To tlie People of
Advances onCottcmirrStore
made when desired,
at the Joirsst bask'rater.
CAMPBELL & JOKES..
This Rooster will do the Crowing at
...—.Aod-to-day, -atone, -Hitt- dreaming-
Of the strange unreal seemini
And £-i simple rhyhie : Jv '
Sadly jnat the-story telling
Of the memories that com* welling
From that autumn time.
MACON, GEORGIA.
1 Have opened their store. No.: 71, Cherry. Street, next door to Qbas."Wachteh
& Bro.V with an entire new stock of / " . .. . , ] Lnnrs
Maw
MACON, - “ " c EOR c,A -
wiiHW^
, (Opposite/. W.BUHKE& CO’S Book Stare.)
' s E c S D ST It E ET.
Theory is jnst as necessary to the farm
er who produces a bale of cotton er
•ft'ool as it is to the mechanic who bmlds
the factory in which the raw muterinl is
made inio"-fabrics. Moreover, theory
apd practice isn’t at war with each other.
: GEORGIA—Houston Cousrr:
. Creed Sasser administrator of Everett Sun. i
cf said codn^r deecased, his Mn>'««i doTw
to seU-ali the real estate of said deceased, * n>
', This is, therefore, to cite ail perms'
to appear at the Bovember term 1379 dfaie Com" 1 *
Ordinary of said county,to.shuwcanee. if Mt th
have, why said application should not be
Witnefla my official signature this Oet- W i r T 1 '
' * j : , . ,. v ' A- S.GILES.OSlimy.'
of tlieJatest styles and best manufacture, and we are prepared to ihannfaetnre all
styles offinstom. Work to order. Repairing neatly apd Tpromptly attended to;
Also a large-stock of leather and findings always on hand. Hoping to receive a
Share of the public patropage, we ask all to call,, examine and. be .convinced the
sbis is the best and cheapest store in the city. _ __ __ - -
should test theory. In most eases the
farmer is too much a mere manual
borer, r Forking aocordiug to a few sdm-
■ . ,iv* rules .which he has deduced-from
his own experience or which have
beu banded down-from his father. He
.... —.does not often inquire wliy it is. and- ii
most always be that certain results fol-
; • Idw certain modes of culture.: His ex
perience demonrtrates facts and he fol-
Jj lows its: lights alone. Hence he goes
about his work mechanically, finding it
more of a task than a pleasure. In-
, deed, -his pleasure consists too much
J - iii-arftjcipalions of future gains—the re-
The realiza-
^NjEAfcTH 6 CjOURT HTO^E, RA^KlNSVU-t-E* gA» \
I herewith tender thanks to till my patvons for the past ^seasons, and trust by
riJL MAY & <
98 Cherry Street* Macon,
Mamifacturers-and Dealers in
QEOKGIA, HOUSTON CDUNTT.
John Gray has.applied for exemptioa
of personalty and setting apart and r»l-
nation of homestead and I wifi pass up.
on the same at 11 o’clock A. M„ on fie
10th day of November, 1879. at mj ot-
fuse.
A. S. Giles,
O it.—16—2t.— Ordinary
strict personalat ten tiou to bn sin ess, to retain'you alf and gain m
I -have the most-secure .Warehouse' aud 'best ■Vecornmodations in
The Warehouse bexngjsolated, makes it doubly secure. L^rge lo
trongbs, good veil of water, aDd sleeping house with two fire-pluc
I cive my personal attention: to the sale of cotton,. p r ' r
lated, makes it doubly secure. I^^dry shelters,
to the sale of cotton, and guarantee the highest
keep posted with all the markets and charge na
lam Jgent.-foi; tJie 6eTiteiiniai and Gullet Gins.
' ; ' ; :• r- if f , r :
Liberal Cash Advances made on cotton in store. Bring.me ypp/ patton and I
Ii' for rnnr infprPRt,. ' " *’ ' ' : '— * - * ' ;
C. 6. DUNCAN. A. Ii. AUUDls.H
DUNCAN & MILLEB,
a* I ‘“ W '
-Eractice-in the courts of Houston and
adioining^conhties, Supreme Court of
Georgia, United States Courts, and else
Land for Sale.
A valuable farm c-jtitainingSTOnew,
200 in a good state of cultiyation, tli»
balance in woods, well limbered. Tliree
dwellings with out-buiidings and or-
chards.- • Excellent and never failing
walls of water. This place is divided
by the highway leading from Macon to
Eint Valley, 18 miles from ‘ho formfr
and 8 miles from the latter, 2} miles,
from Byron. School and church con
venient. Society good. Terms, reason
able. I mean business. Address or
■ all on
W. B. DuPREE,
6w. Byron G»
suits of his daily eflorts.
tiou often falls ^hoit of anticipation,
fff hb wbuhl stitdy tlie reason cf things,
and understand tlie principles of agri
culture, drudgery would be converted
iiito ah enthusiastic stiidy of nature,
which .would lend a charm to his other*,
wise tedious and plodding labor. It is
THUS. 11A lit)
HARNESS, SADDLES, WHIPS, BRIDLES r COLLARS A
HAMES, TRUNKS, TRAVELLINGBACS, LEATHER.
CmhDREN ® CARR I1ES.
■ Call examine our -,stock before purchasing. Bepositorios—98 Cherry Street, Macon
2C8 Broad street, Augusta. CXI • B 0p r.
(AT AD,
WMEHMm»PGOJ|ISSlOH
It is - an established fact that Quinine
or Cinchonidia will stop Chills, and Jfor
thuTpurpose fh5ie isjac"J»etter remedy.
But it is also an established fact that
they do not remove the cause that pro-
dtices the ChillL For if they did, the
Chills would not return on the 7th, 14tb,
21stor ^th^^lreunsit notmoney
XOST to attempt to permanently .cure
BAGGING AND TIES FUPNIS
RENIEmIbER 1 tJNliV^CHARC
INSURE Y0«R PROPERTY^
IN THE -- •' * ujiitia .« -•
GEORGIA HOME INSURANCE CO
ONE DOLLar PER ltal.E FOR SELLING AND FIRST
TAJ MONTH STORAGE.
Satisfaction ouaranteed..
Agent for NEBLETT & GOODIUciYXX COTTON GIN. ..SMITHS IM-
PROYED HAND POWER PRESS. TAXiBOT & SON’S and WATER-
TOWN STEAM ENGINES, Etc. CAIiLjBEEOREYOUJPtrRG^A^E,
.to symt.matize the busiuess.
It .has been a feature of history the
pas* fifty years, that the attention of
analytical and scientific minds has keen
directed to the development of the sci-
i ence and art of agriculture. The re- 1
1 suits of tiiesePfibrts, the pSihoiples dis
covered, the theories conceived and tLe
experiment, which have demonstrated
th'eir : truth, have been and are constant
ly being published and spread abroad
in the land.
Is a perfect Blood rejUFikg, »nd ii tie
only purely Vecctaple remedy tnovi told-
cnee, that ha* made radical and Pnonsor
ta'RFs of Syi-hilis ainl S<®ofula in all flair
•itages.
'' It thoroughly remove! mercury ftom tho
system; it relieves the agonies of mercmiil
rlieumctism, and speedily euros all Skin dis
eases. -
- B >r Sale by C. B. Mass, Perry, <ia., ud fll
^ragglBts. _
The farmer who would be
ujj withths times must be a book farm
er. It the, farmer who reads the col
umns of .any agricultural' 'periodical or
book, is actuated by a desire for iufor-
' miitioh, or' puts into practice any teacli-
‘ king's so' read,' he, to that extent, is a
book farmer. All intelligent, reading
Li ni%. it. ,'.■'
Tjs'wfirrantSdT to' remove"every Pause from
the system that produces the Chills, and
if it fails to do this you will sustain, iio
loss, for every idroggist is nutliorjzed to
riowmOTlfltlf OilV*0 1 11 " PVATV
FINDLAY’S IRON MEKS,
MACON, CEORCIA,
gtiarautej a permanent cure in' every
case, no matter of how long standing,
matter of how long standing,
and will refundh the money if the Chills
return after you are through 'taking.—
Boeitjyelv. no cure, no pay. Try it and
be convinced. Itjcontains no poison,
and is perfectly tasteless. Sold by all
druggists; ancP a permanent -cure guar
anteed in all cases.
iy FERRINE MEDICINE CO.,
r .^ lV.,QB9y^. Manager,
Parish Tenn
. ‘ ' '.T^^^shlw by _
Wholesale Agents, Macon,' Ga.
Small Farm foi: Sale.
I have a good place containing 2S5
v'eres in the fifth district itE Hon.-ton,
•ilHurUliwe and a half miles East of Bj-
ron, on which is a good two horse (arm
./jjen -apd -now- in cultivation, with *bn-
dance of timber for all neeU/id; pufP 0 *"
es,"which I will sell low and on accom
modating’terms, fertile reasonsimpij
that rhave' ho nse for it TJio fencing
■is now pretty good and with a moderate
ouilay all the fencing iand hemses, ii-
eluding Dwelling and Gin-House, may
be p.pfcin exeeil.ont.condifiqn,
■ ! Examine' the piemises to vonr wtu-
facticn a'ncf'th'ehr apply- for' terns soon,
.»Fi'm ; deteriiifaMI ? to sell.'“**
v ff:r B tGl.-r - SAMOEIrb. fiLLEf.
Cl fT TA ^baa4BTCTI»^L<?TXT3E
Btdam Engines, Boilers, Sbwy ffirist and Sugac Mflil, Blefael,
Steam Power, Iron Bailing; also, Gin Gearing arid Horse Powers, Si
ties. We also manufacture and sell the qel;W|‘-' J " *—*“ ,r —
Power made, and, also. Pennington’s Turbi
First-class work warranted.
We have recently bought all the patterns
m
Our senior has been in the business oVor
founders. Address
. for Hand. Horse, Water or
"crcc Pc—bre, Sugar Jlills and Iron Bailings ISpecial-
elebrated Pennington Horse Power; the cheapest and best Horse
rbine Water Wheel, equal to the best and 100 per cent, cheaper.
r is belonging to the late T.C Nisbet', an aol-umniation of sror
spared to repair any machinery mado by him. We are as woll fixed for
thirty years; anU both of ns are practical machinists and
REYN OLDS &S0^2Macon, Gai.,
Corner Fifth knd Hawthocne Streets.
*- v - v - - ^ . ii * Ljtnff.T—ti
ind for Price-List and Circulars.
writes as fellows to tho Florida Agriculry
turist: ,lTTT ’ ’' ’' '
We highlanders, resident oh
our thin piuo-land, need have no ap-'
prehensions as to the future supply of
migar r {or a-fair triai on this ridgo this,
i ha H M c Ml
duce from the sorguum cane from
seventy-five to 100 or more gallons of
ivk to Sixty Horse^
id Friction Feed a
female col
^EGE.
GRIST and FLOUR MILLS
PULLEYS. GEARING, B03
GU^^RGGTfBGEOXS. J
SUGAR MILLS and KETTB
, and Mill Work Generally.
of all sizes always-on-- hand
-and Power.' ^ r
nyBtfF’ klial equals ih all respectfi syrup
from West India cane. My neighbor,
Mr. -W-' D, Allen, bas^ust finished-
Mrs,P. WU
Other com]
on Piano,
s will be
Mr- ;W.- L, Allen-, lias-just finished- re-'
-ducing.his sorghnm.pateh, one-third of
an acre, and realized thirty-two gallons
of excellent syrup, almost at the rate of
100 gallons per f acre; Yhe fdddbf
{which- cures readily,) > -tops and
bagasse, for mulching, it is thought
will defray .all expenses of cultivation,
' • Undepand'by virtne of a deriee fro 01
Honston Superior 'CouH' rendered >1
May Terrh 1879 in the cause of W. «.
McLendon' vs. D. H. Culler Admum-
imtnr Holapryin Burnam, wil. besoW
'House door in Perry, lot of Imd No-
288 in the 14th. District Hoasfen Com
ity. -W .£>
D. 1EL CcuiiER, Administrator,
September 18th. 1879—tds.
.Qo[t^qn;;Pifesses <tf ^f
riou^ ^
Waiieror feteam^SiYer.
Bates jpf Tuition. Paidmonthly. :
J iSsT fr Gia8s-per mont^. ;dV:d.. ..$4.00
2nd .“ “ -.. 3.50
Primary “ “ “ 2i50
■Music on Piano 4.00
J lrepch, Jlfawing, Shell Work and
ir work at usual rates.
’ Calisthenics Free.
The exercise-of4h& above-institution
. s Imiving the syriip a ; clear profit. The'
rest of us who had soughnin patches
- -this year realized as well accodiagly. ,
• • ‘‘Stock feed on the fodder greedily,
and one acre of sorghum will produce
|' as;’mnch as three -aores. of corn. The
tops are valuable as grain for all stook,
even to poultry.
“The Rev. W. Auger, of this section,
who is an expert in songhnm, says that
the juice should not be boiled or come
In ooiitact with iron, as it sfiects the
color arid flavor.
“Very much sorghum will be cultiva
ted, this season after this, both for use
and export, and it will, to no small ex
tent, take’the place of other crops,
such as.cot.ton, and .allFlorida farmers.
C.D. ANDERSON.
ProYisicus and PLaniation
, ; / Snppliejs j;
; 0-3XT--V -T IM'S!
wilLbexesumeddn -September.
Board can bo obtained in the same
family with the ; teachers at Ten Dol
lars per Month.
Pupils- furnishing their own Sheets,
towels and pillow cases.
For further information address the
President, tf.
H. L. Dennabb,
President Board Trustees.
jPerry, Ga. August 13th. 1879. -
€0L.3EM£N
GBOCEBS AOTI ^BOVIfipitaEALEM
WAREHOUSE AND
W illopehWItab^tmernisr or
uerf tdc W^reboitrie lornwrij 160 ^
k Troutman, on Poplar Strcft
GROCERIES ASfif RBViSIfll®
: WIU be kept fnnyni***
; * iVj 57 iv'-.T of- ® . u
Furnished to. onr Planting 'F^ e ~
on re»i»onahIeIexnM>-fOT CASH or 05 TIME- *1
whether bn poor or rich lands; -wonid
do well to cultivate it.”
The late Prince Henry of the Nether
lands was one of the wealthiest Princes
in Europe. His property has been us
ually estimated in Holland at'StL.SOO.-
G00. - The greater-pari of itconsists "in
state funds; there are also shares in
commercial companies, landed estates
and castles, and similar property, some
of it in the Netherlands, the remain
der in Germany and the Dutch colo-
MACON, GA.
Hardware, iron and Steel
Agricultural Implements, Carriage Materials,
Faints, Oils, etc. Agents for Massey’s Excelsior
Cotton Gin, JMsaton's Circular Saws and Fair
banks' Standard Scales. Apl 10,—lyr.
(HOUSE LATELY OCCUPIED BY B. L. WILLINGHAM &SON)
Ldlays 'Little -G-iant” Sugar miil---Iron
W$m an § Br ass Boxes. Also Sugar Cane *
Rollers for wood frames—Svruo Ket-^ ^
n A’ii-TvikfL TXT^ eS ^ a ll Sizes.
EAMENGINES, SAW MILLS, ETC., ETC
ALL KIN DS YOF. CA STIN c AND MACHINERY^ 1
airiii^Stuttm Ensnies aiu? Mucliinery it specialty
LOWEST PRIOEs IN THE STATE
SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE CiBCULAK AND PRICES. ^
rOr-im. C rSi>£S^WOTEEs^Ecoi^Gi.
MADE ON COTTON IN STORE.
.to , , ,
Tho Albany News say: “Wla‘.‘a n
array of names have been mentioned in
connection .with the race forn.’xt gov
ernor; Colqnitt. Gnrtrell, Turner,
Smith, Bacon, McCutchen; Camming.
Blonnt, Lester, Lawton, Hammond, j
Brown, Toombs; Hardeman, Felton,
i 11 i. ^ nf . i-1. .... —i
ical and easily managed. Guar
anteed to work wen and give
full power claimed. The engine
and boiler complete, including
governor, pump, etc. (and box-
I ing>attha low price of
3 Horse Power, - $215 00
[fX -JPE) . - 215 Ot
CX “ “ - 31500
JAMES LEFFEL 4 CO., Spring-
7G1RG AND TIES FURNISHED AT THE
VERY LOWEST MARKET RATES.
^on Yar rndSIeejDing Quarters free to Customers,
INDISTI
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