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I INDISTINCT CAM PBELL 4 JONEs, MACON, GA., OTTOKT 3PA.OTOJJ, TABLE NOTICE. TINSLEY, BROTHER & CO ACCLIMATED [Ilardenbifrg Record.] Mathy Haynes, of tba Highland neighborhood, has soufc ns in a stalk of tobacco that is something of a curiosity, Upon the iunerside of the leaf growing otit from the main stem are minatnre plants perfect in every essential. The parent leaf bearing the new growth is gnarled or ill shapen. (Hartford Herald.] Mr. Mart Mitchell raised cal bage this season so large that they can not be forced into a barrel without halving. Mrs. Stephen Daniel raised some of the boss beots. One we noticed was nineteen inches in circumference— grew fifteen inches below, making alto gether sixty inches in length; who can beat this beet? [Campbollville Green River Press.]' A pumpkin that weighs ninety-five ponnds, is six feet in circumference and twenty-two inches in diametor, has been sent to this office by Mr: Henry Dear- log, who lives on Green river. [Paducah News.] Mr. Ballowe, who lives near the city, brought ns a radish this morning which bangs anything in that line ever seen or heard of before. It is -abont sixteen inches in circumference and four and a half to five inches in diameter at the top, and five feet six inches long. If Stan ton, Craddock or any other man can beat this vegetable let thorn be heard from at once. [Frantfoit Yeoman.] *We have the boss pumpkin of thesea- son. It measures five feet eight inches the long circumferenee, four feet three inches the short circumference, and weighs sixty-five ponnds. It was grown upon the farm of Gen. Scott Brown, who brought it to the city yesterday to gratify the curiosity Beekers. Gen. Brown is President of the Indus trial Assoaiation, and, as such, is enti tled to know a big pumpkin when he sees'it. He says this is the largest he has ever seen. An experienced house keeper said yesterday it would supply a small family with pies for the whole winter. J. M. m CHRISTIANA MACOKT, GrA. • ■ . • ING daUy.frcrix soeds from east and west, bought at tbs lowest figures, and an orders on the beet term* possible. FRUIT TREES COMMISSION BAR AND RESTAURANT, Of the Varieties Best Adap ted to this Section. We have jnst Bocoired WarebonM Conti tC poplxb .mi second rrapri, Greet their patron* with the’.nw Iheir large and commodion* W*r,i 0 !„ *»>' V ing entirely rebuilt in brick for tke lY.*** W modation of cotto* consigned Mii,. . . tan fldent fhat their facilities fer crop caunet be surpassed by a* j k.xjTj 1,3 Their oiBre and eeleiroom kav.bsea wUh t-Vay to improved light on cemfort of visitors, and a eoriial i, JE" *** h tended to an to callani tee ikto. ”**** k r r Thanking t heir frieng* for tkt hk~, extended to them la the put, Advances on Cotton is made when desired, at the lowestbank- rate*. CAMPBELL NEW MACKEREL—KITS, HALF BARRELS, AND BAR RELS, CHEESE, CRACKERS, SARDINES, PICKLES, POTASH, SODA, PAPER AND PAPER BAGS, ' CIGARS AND SMOKING TOBACCO, NO. 68 CHEEKY STBEET, MACON, GA., VALENTINO’S OLD STAND “Why pay more for Fruit Trees not so well adapted to this section, - as those grown at.the ---• Where yon can be accrmmodatcd.in the best of style, with, fine Liqnors, Wines and. Cigars, and indeed everything usually kept in a first-class establishment of the kind. Meals at nil hours day or night, with polite and attentive attendants to serve you. You will also, find the proprietor on hand who will apare no pains is giving satisfaction to any who' may favor him with their patronage., BEDS FREE. ’ , . - L This la th« beit and moat popular Tobacco now offered forth* price. Try it and yon wOl caeaeeth er. See that every plug is strapped with a bine wrapper. HOUSTON COUNTY, 8. H. RUM PH. Proprietor. Besponaible agents are now in the field nolioiting orders for next fall de livery. All Trees Warranted as Rep resented. S. H. RUMPH, Marsballvillo, Ga. To the People of Houston and adjoining This Rooster will do the Crowing at fcJONEf, A pplication for dishiksio* " Georgia, Hourrea Corxrr- S. A - t * L - 8- Toimsl,y,' exentoreof ] Tonnsley, of said county, decaaaedJim dismission from their trust: ’ *' This is therefore to cite an persona as, appeal at tho January term luge Ordinary of said county, and show cm they have, why said application slut granted Witness my oiOcial signature this Oe 3m - *-3.6108,0 MACON, GEORGIA. Have opened their store, No. 71, Cherry Street, next door to Cbas. Wachtej k Bro., with an entire new stock of . EORGIA—Houston Counti: ^W- G' Vinson andQ. N.Vuwn, Executors of Josiah Vinson, 0 f mM •county, deceased, have "allied for & mission from their trust. This .as therefore to cite all peno M concerned to appear at the IPebnirr term, 1880, of the Court of Ordinuj said county and show cause if any th» have why said application should noth* granted. Witness my official signature this So. vember 6th, 1879. A, S. Gilu, Ordinary. Q. EOKGIA, HOUSTON C DUSTY. ~ I John Gray has applied forexemplioi of personalty and setting apart and n!- nation of homestead and I will pan ip. on the same at 11 o’clock A M., oi fit 10th day of November, 1879. at mj of fice. A. S. Gilh, O it.—16-v2t.— Ordinary of the latest styles and test manufacture, and wo are prepared to manufacture styles of Custom Work to order. Repairing neatly and promptly attended to. Also a large stock of leather and findings always on hand. Hoping to receive a Share of the public patronage, we ask all to call, examine and • be convinced fha shis is the best and cheapest store in the city.. Macon, WILLINC HAM’S WAREH8USE, (Oppoaita J. W. BOB?* fc CO’S Book 8Urs.) SECOND STREET. Near the court house, hawkinsville, ca. I herewith tender thanks to oil my .patrons for. the past seasons, and trust by strict personal attention to business, to retain yon all and gain many nawones. I have the most secure Warehouse and best: accommodation?...in Hawkinsville. The Warehouse being isolated, makes it doubly secure. Large lot, dry shelters, troughs, good veil of water, aDd sleeping-house with two fire-places.; I give my personal attention to the sale of cotton, ^nd guarantee,the highest, prices that can be obtained.' I keep posted with all the markets and charge no commission for selling. H MAY & GO 98 Cherry Street, .M acon, G a. Manufacturers and Dealers in . Bri ng me your COTTON and 1 will please you, B. L- WILLINGHA31 July Si—tf. 0. 0. UUNOAH. a. Xi. jollkb D1UNCAN & MILLEH, a ttornoTW At Xi*w, Pbkby, Ga. Practice inth® courts of Houston and adjoining counties, Supreme Court of Georgia, United States Courts, and else where by special contract. jan 16 ly I am Agent for the Centennial, and Bring me your cotton and I Liberal Cash Advances made on cotton in store, will certainly work for your interest. Very respectfully, Sept. 11— Augusta News: Twenty-five years ngo lo-day, on the 25th of October, 1854, was made the famous chargo of the ’’Im moital Six Hundred” at the charge of Balakluva, during the Crime an war. This body of British cavalry Htnited the command of Lord Cardigan. The world is familiar with the thrilling details of that desperate and deadly ride. One year ago only 170 of these veterans were alive. To-day this anni versary will be celebrated in London with no little eclat, and wherever Brit ish soldiers are on dnty a recollection of that eventful day will be celebrated. The survivors are scattered to the fsnr corners of the world,. There are two of them in Augusta, and many others in Various sections of the United States. Gang of Bobbers.—An. ex-member of tho Alnbama Legislature named Cockrell was arrested recently upon suspicion, and it has since been ascer tained that he was the leader of a gang of robbers that have been committing depredations in the central part of the state for several yearn. His band con sists mainly of negroes, and the rob bery of the Greene County treasury lead to pursuit, capture and exposure. In Cockrell’s house.$6,500 of the money and several thousand in bonds and se curities stolen from the Treasurer’s of fice were found. The only white men associated with the gang so far us has been discovered, except Cockrell, were his two bre thers, both of whom are scarcely grown. THOS. HARDEMAN, Jr. HARNESS, SADDLES, WHIPS,* BRIDLES, COLLARS AND A valuable farm containing370km, 200 in a good state of cultivation, fit HAMES, TRUNKS', TRAVELLING SACS, LEATHER, CHILDREN’S CARRIAGES. r Call and examine our stock before purchasing. Repositories—98 Cherry Street. Macon. : Srosd ntreat, August*. : sep «—va (AT ADAMS & BAZEMORE’S OLD 8TAND.V WAREHOUSE AND CGMMISS ON MERCHANT ONE D0LLar B PER , BaLE , E0BMh£S« FIRST MONTH STORAGE. Satisfaction G-maranteea. Agent for NEBLETT & GOODRICH I X L COTTON GIN. SMITH’S IM PROVED HAND POWER PRESS. TALBOT k SON’S and WATER- It is in established fact that'Quinine or.Cinchonidia will stop Chills, and-for this purpose there is nc better remedy. But it is also' an established fact that thay 0 $<j»;not remove the came that pro duces the For if they did, the Chills would not return on the 7th, 14tb, 21st ‘ chards. Excellent and never faihig well* of water. This place i* divided by the highway leading from Macon to Fort Valley, 18 miles from the fomtr and. 8 miles from the latter, 21 nils from Byron. School and church m- venient. Society good. Terms rsuon- able. I mean business. Addrm ot call on W. B. DcPRFJE, 6w. Byron Q» INSURE YOUR PROPERTY IN THE GEORGIA HOMEINSURANCECO TOTAL ASSETS 3 Then i? it not money LOST fo attempt to permanently cure the Chills with Quinine or Cinchonidia, when they do not remove the cause from the system that produces them? For unlit the cause is removed, the Chills will return. The Thu company commands the highest confidence of prudent '.business men on account ▼aitment of its assets, and the prompt payment of all losses. any Strictly First-Class Cc J. RHODES BROWNE. LAMBERT SPEJ President. Si FERRINE Is warranted to remove every cause from the sys tem that produces the Chills, and if it fails to do this you will sustoi n no loss, for. every druggist is authorized to guarantors permanent cure in every case, ne matter of how long' standing, and will refund the money if the Chills return after yon are through taking.— Positively, no cure, no pay. Try it and be convinced. It contains, no poison, and is perfeotly tasteless. Said by all drpggists, and a permanent sure guar anteed in all cases. FERRINE MEDICINE CO., ' X. W. Gxovn, Manager, Peris, Teen. For sale by Hubt, Rank* k Lama*, Wholesale Agents, Vaeoa/Ga. Aog 8—8m, Is a perfect Blood Fuarnks, and k St only purely Vkgetablx remedy known to «(■ enco, r . - . FINDLAY’S IKON WOEKS, q MACON, CEORGIA, Are m Full Opetation that hn» mods radical and’fzaiuxfn ■ Cubes of SyrniLis and ScEorvLi la all Mr stages. It thoroughly remove* merowy k»* B* system; it relievo* the agonis* of BssewU rheumatism, and speedily cut* ill ikla 4I» For Salt by. C. B. Yin, Firry, Os., uiil druggists. Steam Engines, Botlors, Saw, Grist and Sugar Mills, Kettles, Cotton Prestos, for Hand, Horst, Wotar or Steam Power, Iron Railing; also, Gin Gearing and Horse Powers, Sugar Hills and Iren Railings ‘Bpeelal- tits. We alio manufacture and seU the colobrated Pennington Herse'Power, tho cheapest and heat Horst Power made, and, also. Pennington’s Turbine Water Wheel, equal to the boat and 100 per seat, cheaper. . Firet-clars work warranted. We have recently bought all the patterns belonging to tbe late T. C Niabet, an aeenmnlatifB #f ever S 0 year*; and we are now prepared id repair any maahinery made by him. We are as well fixed far patterns aa any concern in tbe State. . Our aenior bas been in the business over thirty years, and both of ns me prpstiesl aeskinlsOi sag founders. Address A. REYNOLDS &SON, Macon, Ga., Corner Fifth and Havf&otnc Shraata."? -A**- T-tf. I have» good place containing 333 i acres in the fifth district of Bouiot, about thiee and a half miles East of Bj- ron, on which-is a good two horte bro open and now in cultivation, witbabm* dance of timber for all needful purps*- Where All Can Read.—There is one country in the world in which there is no illiterate people, it is the Sand wich Islands. The popnlation of the island is 50,000. They have eleven high educational institutions, sixty-eight -middle public schools. The public in struction is under the supervision of a committee appointed by the King and composed of five members, who serve withont rennmeration; the committee appoint a general inspector and a num ber of snb-inspectors. The government takes care that each person shall be ablest least to read and write;andpnr- snas interjectically all parents who Deg- lcct to send their children to fcoool. Btftd far Fries List and cirsnlar*. HOUSTON FEMALE COL LEGE. F. W, Johnson, A. M. Pres. Mrs, P. W. Johnson, Mnsic on Piano. Other competent teachers will be employed as necessity demands. Bates of Tuition. Paid monthly. 1st Class per month 94.00 2nd “ •• •• 3.60 Primary.“ " •• 2.60 Mhsio/>n Piano '• 4.00 French, Drawing, Shell Work and Hair work at usual rates. Calisthenics Free. The exercise of the above Institution will be resnmed in. September. Board can he obtained in the same family with the teachers at Ten Dol lars peri Month. Pupils furnishing their own sheets, towels and pillow cases. For farther information address the President, if. H. L. Dkvhaed, President Board Trustees. 'Peny, Ga; Augast 18th. 1879. MANT TJI*A CTtrilB STEAM. ENGINES, from five to Sixty Horse Power. SAW MILLS, with improved Friction Feed and Rachet, or Screw Head Block. GRIST and FLOUR MILLS, PULLEYS. GEARING, BOXES, and Mill Work Generally. GIN GEAR, GUDGEONS, Geobgia—Houston County. R H. Watson has applied for admin - Findlay’s Screw Cotton Presses of Va rious Kinds, for Hand, Horse, Water or Steam Power. SUGAR MILLS and KETTLES of all sizes always on.-hand. COTTON PRESSES, both Hand and Power. IRON RAILING, An old pioneer, who was something of a fatalist, lived in a region infested by Indians. He always took his gun with him, and once, finding that some ofiha family had taken it out, he would not go withont it. His friends called him, saying that there was no danger of the Indians, us he would not die till his time come, anyhow. “Yes” said he, “but suppose I was to meet air Indian and bis time had come to die, it would nokdo not to have my gnn.” A tramp got a new snit of clothes ont <©f the Sidney, O., authorities in a very .original way. He committed some light offense, for which he was put in jail. As soon ashe was behind the bars he deliberately took off his clothes and cut them into shreds, including his boots. Of course, a new snit had to be purchased for him so he could ap pear for triil. A prominent New York man, when on his death Led, requested his friends to attend his funeral dressed in white. He had probably a large lot of white goeda on hand which he - hoped his widow would ho able to dispose of to help pay fnnerel expenses. Don’t yon believe what people some times tell you, that troth will take care of itself. If you want the troth to pre- , vail, stand by it. I have seen the troth assassinated time after time in my ex perience.—Roanoake. se"» For enclosing Private Residences, Public Squares, Balconies, Grave Lots, Its. Xt«. WE KEEP A FULL SUPPLY - OF ALL ARTICLES USED ABOUT STEAM-MILLS. Out facilities for REP tHtlNfi’STEAW EifGiXES is aquaC'jt not superior, to snv work, in th. Stats. Tools all new and of (he best make. Our Castings are made of tb. Best Iron tbs market affords. ■ATils WOIUSi WATUtAlMTEX). Send f Ircnlar and Price List to E. CROCKETT & SONS, AngT—tf. Uwa MACON, GA. Provisions aitfl Plantation! Supplies oisr ■37‘im:E3 ! COLEMAN & NEWSOM, GEOCEES AND PROVISION DXALX** MACON, GEORGIA- Anderson k Troutman, cn Fcplar Mr***- stoclcor D. ANDERSON & SON WAREHOUSE AND sad****. Fri*»* Furnished to our -Planting on reasonable term s for CASH or ON TVU- Hardware, Iron and Steel, ap^wj*: FOURTH STREET, MACON, GA. {HOUSE LATELY OCCUPIED BY B. L. WILLINGHAM kSON) BOOEwALTERiENGUfF. L Compact, substantial, re.rn.m- r leal and reulv managed. Gmar- I anteed to work wall and fiva I full pow.r claimed. Tb* .ngin. ! and boiler eompl.m, ladading governor. *nmp, at*, (and bak- rVmjng) stth. low price of ■rVt Here. Power, |31( N RNFdm -»« . . . jm m I" - *15 e. SB-- JAMES LEFJXL k CO., ■pring- E»fie'd, Ohio. ■ —Inaura your, property at Martins general Insurance office, Perry Ga. Dwelling* written at lowest rates. All stores, footorvs, mills, merchandise, and extra hazardous risks in reliable corn- pomes. Don’t delay. The epidemic of free hoe begun. MTu BAGGING AND TOES BURNS RED AT THE CERY LOWEST MARKET RATES. gon Yarri end Sleeping Qetuarrs Free to Customers MBShHI