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ftvs advertising rates. HML- line each insertion. Ur buBlno83 sdVortieomonta-Arallnaertion » i Q9 per inch.—each aubscqnen tinsertion SUcoats ferine 11 ' Contract advertising. gpeep. I 1 mo. | 3 mo. | G mo. ij mo. ij ~buoInch XwoIucncs FouriudicB '^iiar. Cj-l. Half Co1 ' One Col. 2.50 j 1.00 6.00 7.00 12.00 18.00 5.00 8.00 12.00 15.00 25.00 10.00 4 8.0C ! 12.00 1 40. C 13.00 I 25.00 1 40.00 40.00 00.00 00.00 • lOO.uO " LEGAL ADVERTISING. All advertisements e ruinating from public offices ■ M, bcchargeil forin atrict accordance with an act hr the General Assembly of Georgia—75 cents for i unclrcdiWordsfor eachof the first four insertions, »mi 5 5 eeuia por 100 words for each subsequent insertion. Xlie cash must accompany copy of each h ircrtiacment.uulosBdrtferentarrangeineiUs have Aive been made. i-rrrr- , ■. z\ JOHN ii. HOIfGES, Pt*opi"ietor. Devoted to Honi'e Iatei^snts and • TWO D<3tjD/i.KS A Year in Advance. YOL. XY. To Meta Shippers! PERRY GEORGIA. TIliJRSDAY, JULY 9, i885. -V -- -- ~ " Nt). 27. 'CORRESPONDENCE cal news, briefiy tohl, is earnest; du*iw.-ct Ovra far* of our people sir country. Tu At<.'c4aucU<i| the rdUc'rabser'Uthat.th« views »f c. must beliBidascUsfincl ‘from nis os unless 1 limns of his paper ;lie Jill itaieissue viflia fjgjji lHjndcui whenever tli c snbj eit calp i or bu e'>> Articles.of « pcrsonql character will u* unless entirely unobjectionable. Pnv arUcl«_»v: ea1;inp a per son for office must be ‘paid lor ** lateofloncents aline'. ACCOUNT All Aciiriant«. i or Subscription., Job Work, ace due on denptnjL u provided for by special contract. t HIMiUoi.il'l t'^h^lkltUVUUUilbt. , Commercial Job..Work satisfactorily., eocecatca and Ltt gal Ulanfcskcpt constantly on ban <1. J. B. ROBERTS & CO.. VET^OXiIESSAXiE Commission Merchants, ATLANTA, GA., Make a Specialty of Handling GEORGIA MELONS. ‘ CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. Quick Sales and Prompt Returns. June 18—2 m. —15 YEARS ESTABLISHED.— G. S. PALMER, WHOLESALE Commission Merchant FOB THE SALE OF SOUTHERN PRODUCE. Melons, Peaches, Tomatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Etc., 154 Reade Street, New York. Branch House: Dol. Ave. and Dock St.-, Philadelphia. Consignments solicited and returns made promptly. Stencils and Market Reports furnished on application. Refrrences Chatham National Bank, Thurber, Whylarrd & Co., New York City; also Principal Banks and Truckers of the South, and leading melon shippers at Quitman, Valdosta, Perkins, James,eic NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. All persons having demands against the ostate of Samuel Grace, late of Hous ton county, Georgia, deceased, are here by notified to render In their demands to the undersigned according to law; and all persons indebted to said estate are re quired to make immediate payrnent- JOHN M. MARSHALL, Administrator cum lestamento an- noxo of Samuel Grace, decessed. June 18—6t. A. S. GILES, (YTTORNTC’V AT LAW. PESKY, HOUSTON COUNTY, GA. Will practice in all the Courts. Busi ness in the Court of .' Ordinary specially 'solicited. OFFICE AT THE PERRY HOTEL. W*. C. DAVIS, ATTORNEY at .LAW PERRY, GEORGIA. SST’ Loans on farms made on reasonable terms. »«VK MiOeriHG! Call at T. T. Martin’s for Cheap; J( Shells, Primers, Wads, and' Breech-Loading Implements.— Strictly Cash. July 2—2t. SIDEWALK GLEANINGS, Iu and Around .Byron. ocal Ivcwsof Town itr.il County —Miss. Sal3ie Felder returned' { aside, home Monday night from a The school boots have been laid; Idyl Wylde. Editor: The U. A. Coihf&issiohers 5 Co nit. 1 Severely & k ! The Commissidners^ Cdul't ol . Last Saturday Afternoon littlA The Mullein Plant, The old field mullien which contains a mucilaginous principle so healing to the lungs and throat when made into a tea and combined with that stimulating ex pectorant sweet gum, wlich grows along our southern swamps, presents in Tay lor’s Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mullein, a pleasant and effective cure for Croup, Whooping-cough, Colds, and Consumption. Sold by all druggists at 25c and §1,00 bottle. ENGINE AND GIN FPB’SALE. I have a good 5-horse vertical Parquhar Steam Engine for Sale; also a first-class 45-Saw Centenni al Gin. The Engine is in splen did order, and is a first-class ma chine in every respect. The Gin is new, with improved Condenser and Feeder. Will sell at a bar gain. They are on my farm abont 6 miles northeast of Perry. •J. F. Hodges, Fort Valley, Ga. July 2,—lm. w visit to friends in Macon. —Mr. F. S. Etheridge, of Jack- son, Ga., spent last Sunday with his friends in Perry. —Miss Nena Norwood, of Per ry, is in Macon visiting the family 11 of Mr. Horace Bronson. —The habitues -laugh and ^0 Chib met at the usual time Jfcnb t Houston cofinty met this dh ^ay. Mary Giles, about T years old, sec- Range can tell who are the cham pion marble players in Perry. —Miss Hattie Davis, of Macon, others ate taking advantage of va- _ . TT „. cation to visit friends and relatives *“«*•■» r «P“ rl f i tiatHon. Tiros. in different parts of tire stole. Bnt j 9SPm ho .‘’ m ' m , b f instead of the mnsic of tire cU l-! of boots ( S8 ricnltnral reports) to , |dreD, we now hove the mnsic of ° m club - H » res *' l “ t, ' m ol or lsawyers , u a ti- : thanks was voteck Col. Harde G. firowfe, piefeidihg. ^lAyipg in tie -yank she climbed Minutes of last meeting read into a vJhiua tree, ; an A? through, and confirmed. some accident fell. In the coursh On motion orAeied that the 1st' of the Tall she encountered a bro^ Monday in August being the usual. ken limb, the point of which pene^ timte for obsessing the county tax; | trated the 'cavity oi the a' the saw aisd hainnfer. It is the j - , t . . uu» u» first thing that greets our * ears axan -^ as ' y- ® i ® e eu ^ onqiaiy j qi ax jje ce i ver j 8 hereby notified and broke off, making a very pain- ; membership of the club, and — 1 1 early in the morning, and we is visiting the family of Judge J. it until late - in the. evening. I‘earnest invitation, (or M. Davis, near Houston Factory. —Mr. Calvin W.. Felder, of Americus, was in Perry Monday, visiting his mother, Mrs. Arm Felder. ■ajor E. H. Ezell, who has jfesfc. ^ x ^ en ^ ec ^ ^ ? a ’., ? e j so that the assessment may be Br. <3. R. Maim, aUd her ‘oobeft- «,n L&Mv with Liii- !h°P- e A® wll l accept the mvitanoa ■ a, rrw |Hon hour is as &Wab1e ns cnnTd u, iiiiu uu | au( j reqfregte^ have his retfarnS, f«l ahid ugly wound. She receR-eA ^u We out and ||ady ^ that tibie,; surgical attention at the h'ahdA —The fruit pitnie at Idyl closed the hmh School with feril- j made, and the Tax Collector hot j tion Low is as favorable as could 'and come, as we would like to , , , , . liant exercises has started the ; w h - ^ A talk from him ^ be ^ to an { }“ necessai Y dela y in —Latest styles of Jewelry, at Fincher .Bros., Fort Valley, Ga. ISAAC HAIJDEHAN. BUVOED M. DAVlS. HARDEMAN & DAVIS, Attorneys at Law 106 CheKev ; st^ Macon, Ga. Practice in Bibb, Houston and Jones counties—elsewhere by special contract. B. M. Davis will be in his offieo in Perry •every Saturday. Aug. 21—ly. MONEY TO LEND. Loans on improved farms in Houston comity, procured without delay and at a low rate of interest and espouse. Apply to A. S. GILES, Dec. 11th, 1881—tf Perry, Ga* -THE iiSf TOSfgg. This medicine, combining Iron with pure vegetable tonics, quickly and completely Cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Weakness, Impure Blood, filalarip.,Chills andFevers, and Nonraljxia* It is an unfailing remedy for Diseases of tho Kidneys and Liver. It is invaluable for Diseases peculiar to Women, and all who lead sedentary lives. It does not injure the teeth, cause headache,or produce constipation—other Iron medicines do. It enriches and purifies the blood, stimulates the appetite, aids the assimilation of food, r&- res Heartburn and Belching, and strength- Moves 3 ens the muscles and nerves. For Intermittent Fevers, Lassitude, Lack of Energy, <Ste., it has no equal. •' t jKS- The genuine has above trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper. Take no other. Bode oatj by DUOWfl CHK3ICAL CO, CALTUI0RE, la THE YEAR OF JUBILEE ! ■Ail Creation -Happy, and Buying Pianos and Organs! erection of a large aucl commo- >. dious dwelling under the superm- , . .... , .... . . . „ ° r ,, -rv , muck, fdr we need a little “staring , —-- v---— — — j-,tendeuce of Mr. David Dunbar,! „ ,,, , , Wylde, x« tie fth; tao tt n «oiiteet, mth J»P points. ■ cli-aw a number of visitors from „ . -m n I The. Libray Association was or'- corps of assistants. Mai or Ezell . , , > , intends to iftVe it x*# at th6 by-laws and rules . goven- opening of the fall term or his i; . , . . , Perry, —For several months official public sales have been among the things that were, in Houston county. —There will be a musical con cert in the Library Hall next Tues day night, for the benefit of the Public Library. —Clouds have been plentiful hereabout during the past week, but only a Very meagre supply 'of rain has fallen in Perry. —Miss Katie Killen returned home Tuesday night from Macon, ‘where she has been visiting the family of her uncle, Mr. W. R. Cox. —Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Swift and daughter, of Atlanta, have been in Perry sin6e last Friday night vis aing Judge and Mrs. W. T. Swift, John’s parents. —MisS Kate Felder, who has been visiting the family of Mr. W. A. Davis in Macon, and her sister Mrs. Julia Everett, in Fort Valley, has returned home. GRATES And boxes. As the season for shipping fruits and vegetables is approaching, I desire to notify the fruit and truck growers that I am prepared to fur nish Crates and Boxes, or mate rials for making them,in Any qttan tity or stj le. Persons wishing lumber dressed, can bo accommo dated at my mill. Address me at Fort Valley. D. H. HouRee. March 13th, 18S5. Ill Improvements We have just put in NEW BOLTING CLOTHS in our Flouring Mill at Hous ton Factory, and the Flour we make is equal to the host. Send us good wheat, and we will return yon good, while, wholesome flour. We also make first- 'clags meal. Give us a trial, DENNARD & HUGHES, June 11—lm. S.S.PMMELIE, Corner Cherry and Second Streets. EEACONf, Gr^.., CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS, SADDLES AND HANNESS. CHILDREN’S CARRIAGES, WPIPS Tranks, Leather, Shoe Findings, etc. mm m tm mm Ml) am! 83fflFH!£l Oiireg Jfieedin? Guaiv Ulcors, Sore Mouth, Sore Throat, Cleanses the Teeth and Purifies the Breath; used .and recommend-d hv leadinr. denlists. Vrc~ pared by Tins. J. I*. & T,\ Tt.' llouvrs. DgfSsts. Msrec, «». i or 1'uda by all drusTiisra and aontiata. Unusually Kasy Installment Terms Now offered By Luddeu & Bates’ Southern Music Uonse, Savannah, Ga. . Square Talk with Purchasers, giving . Specril Information About Onr Now and Easy Methods of Selling Pianos and Organs. “It’s a Long Time Between Dbinxs.” So remarked the Governor of South Carolina to the Governor of .North Caro lina, many years ago, before the temper ance wave had swept over the So nth. He probably spoke his honest convictions, and so do wo when we say, It’s a Long Time Between Crops. And to this the’ thousands of family “bread winners” in the South who are waiting until the next crop is garnered before thov buy Pianos or Organs will say amen. But wesay why wait, when you can buy now on such very easy terms? Only think of it, riANOS, §25 CASH AND §10 MONTHLY. OKGANS, §10 CASH AND §5 MONTHLY. Why. it’s almost a sin to deprive your- solf and family of an instrument when one can be had so easily, And to those who cannot meet monthly installments, we offer these special summer terms: PIANOS, §h0 CASH AND BALANCE NOV 1. OKGANS, §20 CASH AND BALANCE NOV. 1. And if crops turn ont poor, so that when Nov. 1st comes the entire balance cannot be paid, we will accept one-hair of it, and wait until Nov. 1st, 1886, for the other half. Now, come up, buyers. Our instru ments lead the world.. Our Prices are the lowest, our Terms are. tire Easiest, and we offer every inducement that can be honestly lived up to. —Miss Elia Rollins, of MoVille-, is visiting her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Norwood, near Perry, fohe spent Sunday with her relatives in Perry. —Rev. G. T. Stansbury return ed home Tuegday night from Griffin, where he preached last Sunday by invitation of the Bap tist church at that place. —The regular monthly meeting^ of the board of directors of the Peny Public Library will be held in the Library Hall at 4 o’clock next Monday afternoon. —If a certain young business man of Perry should use his pen for the delectation of the public, his work would proclaim him an au thor of the first magnitude. —It is to be hoped that the Con federate Soldiery of Houston county will be liberally represent ed in the meeting to be held at the courthouse next Saturday. —Hr. T. J. Anderson, a mer chant of Perry, claims to have the best half-acre of late cotton in this section of Hejiston county. It was planted on the 30th of April See these Special Summer Bargains. Only $210 for an elegant Rosewood Piano; large size;"all improvements; sweet tone; guaranteed a superior and durable Piano. Xkousands sold. Dost Kano sold in America at tlie price. A new UpngJ't Piano for only $150 on very easy terms. The Silver TonbI Mathushck Kants, $320, $325, $S50. The magpificent Clizcicring Kano, tho Best in i ..i;ui -Mas. csjin evmo. THE FAIR! 56 MULBERRY STREET, MACON, GA. •The finest line of Notions, Nov elties and useful articles in the tity, all of which are offered at prices which cannot be duplicated in the South. Call and see for yourself. Ri Ft SMITH PROPRIETOR, May 8—ly. ! 5 tho World, $400. $425; $500 to $1.C0D. Only ?C5for a beautiful Parlor orChttrch Organ; Solid Walnut Case, with high top and of rich de sign;! sets KccdF, 10 genuine Stops-. Greatest Bargaiu Ever Offered. The Incomparable Mason & Hamtin Organs from $21 up to $750. Rented until paid for. Nearly three years given for the payment Fine Stool, enibroitleredjDovfer,Instruc tor and Book of Music, with Pianos, and Stool, instructor and Mnsic Book with Organs. All freight paid on both. Fif teen days’ trial, and we pay freight both ways if Instruments don’t suit. And Just One Last Word. If you are'thinking of buying an ini strnmentv write us, and we will make terms to suit your convenience. Ask for Summer Terms, 1SS5. Mention this ad vertisement and paper. LUBEim & bates SOUTHERN MUSIC HGUSB, SAVANNAH, GA. —Rev. J. Evans, of Forsyth, preached in the Baptist church here last Sunday morning and evening, filling Mr. Stansbury’s appointments during his absence. —Mr, and Mrs. Geo. F. Hen dricks, of Cockran, spent last Sun day and Monday in Perry' visiting the family of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Schilling, parents of Mrs. Hen dricks. —The tax rate of Houston county for 1885 will be determined by our County Commissioners on the first Monday in August next. It should certainly be lower than the rate levied last year, —We.are informed that several citizens of Perry will attend the examination and exhibition at Thomson’s Academy on the 17th inst, Friday of next week. The editor hopes to be on hand. —At a meeting of the Board of Diretitors last Monday, Rev. G. T; Stansbury was unanimously elect ed President of the Houston Male school, to be rendy to take-in hoard ers, of whom we understand there will be a, large increase Aver last term. We say let them aii tome —there will be room for all. Mr, H. J. Peavy will also, in a short while, have erected a neat six-room house. STOLEN pkiOl’EKTY. Last Friday afternoon there happened in our town a negro and and white tramp. The white man walked on until he got out of town, while the negro stopped and tried to sell two watches—one gold and the other silver—which he had in his possession. Owing to the low prices at which he offered them, suspicion was aroused that they were stolen property, and therefore they were taken frdm. him. He pleaded for time to catch his comrade and prove property, which was granted him, and lie has neve! been seen since. So we have two watches aWaithig the owner to call for them. iAbms. . Plenty rain has fallen in this section to guarantee a fine yield for all corn planted early. No better prospect for a good coin crop was ever seen before. The Cotton crop, where it has been well cultivated, looks fine, 'file Water melon prospect is quite bright here now. Most of the farmers around here planted' the variety known, as the “Montfort Jumbo,” which is said to be the most sale able melon in the Atlanta market. SICKNESS AND DEATH; Mrs. Carter, an ekcellAnc bid lady of our town, died last Tuesday at the home of her son-in-law, Mr. Tom Lowe, of typhoid dysentery. She had bebh a 'member of the Methodist Church for many years; and was loved by ail who knew her. Mr. C. D. Peavy, wild libs re cently moved from Macon here; was sick last week, but has since recovered. Your humble correspondent has been sick for eight days with bil ious fever, and is just now able to sit up. YEBSONALS. Miss Louise Evans, who has been visiting Misses Sallie and Allie Newman, has returned home. Misses Hall and Cherry, of Ma con, who have been visiting Miss Lena Ezell, have returned home. Miss Morgan,’ a charming young lady of Macon, who has been visit ing Miss Luta Wagnon, has re turned home-. Miss Luta VTagnon is visiting friends and relatives in Macon. Miss Allie Newnian is visiting friends in Monroe county. Miss Loula Calhoun; oi BibB county, is Visiting, ffibnils in Byion. - - Correspondent-. Byron, July 7th 1885. Noi a very large number joined at first, Hit we think ga greater interest will be manifested in that direction ■erelong. g> Mrs. Dr. J. C. Gilbert, ^E. L. Dennard, A. H. Tharp and Col. J7 W. Wootfork were elected members of the club at their re quest. We would suggest that new members attend the meltings of the club regularly, for a while at least, in ■older that they may hear the constitution and by-laws read, and thus learn what will be expected and required of‘them. In fact, it would be better foi’ all the members to attend more regu larly than heretofore. The time for holding our fair next fall Was settled upon—Octo ber thb 28th being the date chosen. Onr premium list will be ont about the 15th inst.; so the Uorntnittec- stated, and then we will know bet ter how lo prepare for the occasion. Now, let us announce take water melon cutting and fruit peeling; the 3rd Saturday, 18fch inst., if ive we can get the melons and fruit. Dr. Palmer offer's a premium—a Bottle of wine— lb tlie person con tributing the fifrist watei'fAelou (&ize, beauty And flavor constitu ting finest)‘to the person bring ing a penk.or more of the best peaches, a bottle of wine; and to the person bringing the best graphs—not less than five pounds of each kind—a bottle of. wine. Mdnis. j. N. Darker, H. S. Feagin-, J; T-. Walker, Missds E. McCoy and E. Smith are to be the judges, the Docter was one of the judges last year, and made a great blun der duiiUg the tasting. These la dies laughed at him, and now he hopes to catch them. Let every boby CO me. Bring melons and fruit—apples, peaches, grapes, and any other kind that you have. No other refreshments will be on hand, or Expected. Liberality is pretty good bn “Local Law’s,” bilt his guesses, etc., about the cabbage at the picnic “aint worth.” We - doubt if he Saw the cabbage at all, for his btain is not much exercised about gardens and cabbage. “Shoe maker to his awl” is good advice. We wonder why anyone should have been surprised at a cabbage being wilted on such a day as fliat was—you know it was very warm. Dr. Palmer says he has been hot making out his cligest preparatory to collecting the tax. And thfr Treasurer is also requested to re port the amount of funds on hand at that time, with all solvent in debtedness to the County, if any, and all outstanding liabilities, if any. Gn motiofi adjourned to the 1st Monday in August next. D. H. Culler, 0. & C. Death of Mrs. Moreland'. At, one. o’clock last Friday morning Mrs. Mary 0. Moreland died at the residence of lier son-in- lan, Col. A. A. Dozier, in Colum bus. The remains reached Perry Friday night, and the interment took place in the family burial ground at Hayneville Saturday af- ternboji. She was about 55 or 56 yeaiis old, and leaves four children,many relatives anda host of friends to mourh her loss. For many years she lived at Hayneville, Houston county, and was held iii high es teem by all who knew her. Her daily life proclaimed her a chris- taffi, she being a consistent mem ber of the Methodist cliurch. A good woman has gone to her reward. The bereaved ones have the heartfelt byffipfl turns of their mahy friends in Houston. he expected. Hopes of heir re'eo^- ery are entertained. She has soft fefed much; and the many friend^ of the family sincerely tSat a fatal result may be happily hVerfc ed. IteViet^omJCJiithrriY. —Our local weather prophets" are somewhat disturbed over the situation, aid their several pre dictions cannot be made to agree in : auy essential point. The pre dictions are not at greater variance, however, than are the expressed desires of many concerning when and how the rain should fall. In this, nor in anything else, can the desires of every man be fully and 'dxabtly satisfied. ' Prof. P. W. Johnson; r _ of the Public Schools in Benton. Aakansas, under date ‘of MarchdET*, writes: This certifies tfe&t I have ViefeVi & sufferer frofri Catarrh for nearly 18 years, being for a jkJTtibti of the time incapacitated ftoni attending to my business. - Tried a ’Atunber of most eminent physicians North and South; spent over §500. I Wad partially deaf, a quantity Of Ported resembling fish scales came out of my nose and head, iaiM I was at one time reduced to 70 pb’nhfe. Ten bottles of S. S. >9. unfed me sound und well; aUd I am s<i teU- day. It is the best bldold piirifier I have ever used. . , W. P. JOHNSON. Phee£etis. —The Pdrry Manufacturing Co. is steadily making curry-combs, bill Will hbt enter the market un til they have on hand about five hundred dozen. The “Dixie” is equal to the best cuiry-coinb we ever saw, and the company ‘can af ford to sell at a very moderate price. —Id the Cotirt of Ordinary last Mouflay Mrs. Ann Baskin, admin istratrix on the estate of T. J. Baskin, was granted letters of dis mission; and fetters of administra tion on the estate of Mrs. Mary F. Giinn were issued to Mr. D. F. Gann; My wife has been suffering foi seven long -years with what thA physicians called influffibfation of the veins. I tiled doctors time and again, with out 'deriving any benefit Whatever. At the suggestion Of nty <irikg* gis^ J. O. HighteWei'} I WaS in duced. to try Swift'S Specific", which m an in'credible felfort tiine restored her to perfect health. £ might say a good deal mote Ubfo'M the medicine* and will Say it plight to be in every house. It is ateheaji doctor: having saVed ihe liniuire'ira of dollars. G. F. DutTcAN; Ciaytoh, AT&. March §8, 1885. TreAtfee ! on Blood Aii'd Skih Diseases mailed frtle. TEe Swift Specific Co. Atlanta, Ga. —No casualty of any kind haji 1 pened to any member of the exr cursion from Perry that the 4th of July frolic in last Saturday. Young Lady at Boarding ScfiooH —Several very interesting games of base ball have been played by the young here recently. Perry has some fine amateur play- twice in his life, and that was one ers, and they only need torganiza- “The Little Huc&eDerry.” of the occasions: “conclusions.’ Now, no more j tion and practice to sustain the Reporter. July 3rd; 18S5. An Akswer Wanted. Gan any one bring ns a ease of Kidney or Liter . Complaint ihat Electric Bitters will not speedily cure? We say they canhot, as thousands or cases already perma- heM^ cured and who are daily reconunending Electric Bitters Will prove. Bright's reputation so well earned last sea son. j —Some one hereabout lias' been violating the Slate game law. We saw some prrtridges in Perry last Tuesday that hac^been killed by a huntsman. Killing sneb Birds is prohibited at this season of the year; * Tho farming interests of Disease" | Houston county imperatively de- ^ i man'd a Change in the labor sys- ' Diabetes, Weak Back, or any uri-! tean'd a Change in the labor There are very fewwho do not know 8f | flary coniplairi! qtli'ekly cured. ! tem; Complaint edmes from at hq hfflA nT»cn rrr/1 veincr fllnnfrcWlo nnr fTH. • •• - ft:— tit i . ! tyinef flri'/JFirvv* /iP 4-Kr\ il/-.*- this little, bftsh growing alongside our j mountains and hills; but very few realize | the the blood;' regulate j most ' e ^ er y Section of the bounty. and Female Gollege for the ensuing that the little purple beny, which so' ^e^ed^r^ ErorySle°gam^ 1 ® ; ‘ adfic,d ’ 3 Female Regulator, year, and a committee appointed ^of ns l^re eatep m. most every J aHte ed. Fpr kid at 5Qe: a bo^e’ a tnirely vegetable Bombound, sri- to notify bn ■. . wmJLdi , . t ! wondorfnl effect on the bowels» Dr. _ Find’ cheWing’Yobaccos; jpj^lderaiigriiiCnts or irregularities of bury has not yet been heard the monthly sickness: ill answer to the committee: Since • little oneteetiung; and ernes Diarrhoea, 1 Cigate tod i^nuff; atj •1 -1 ^ '''or. tTrmG-nn wrn LntTA I Tt —A 1 Gxlin FOT SSl j. ^ -L^rU^ otoi’ci 1 At some of the. Flench. board ing schools in Paris, the girls iarB fed on Weak soup, ttvo or three de grees stronger than hot Water* meat from which nearly all thd nourishment is extracted by boil 1 ing; coarse veal, watery carroty and gray, sour breai The young lady who comes home after a few terms of this sort of diet may bd very learned,, but is pale and poor looking, lacking Vigor and health: Give her Brown’s Iron Bittere — the best tonic in the World for young ladies , with impoverished blood—and bring the roses into her cheeks. —Watermelons are plentiful in ocr market at five and. ten cents apiece; They, are of fair size ana finely flavored. Isncklen’s Arnica Salt*- The best Salve iii th : e wbrlH foi Cats, Bru’fres, Sores: Ulbbfs;. Rfieum, Fever Soiesr Tetter; Chapj s and ped htoos; Chilblains* .Corns i vail .Ql-m "P.i«nmT**l orwl TVWlitlTOlt all Skin .Eruption*, and positively cures Piles; or ho pay reijfiiired. It is gnaranteed to give perfect satis faction, or money refunded. Brice; 25 cents par box. For sale tf Miller & Gilbert. the above was written we .have.! Dysentery and Cramp Colic. ! learned frpin good authority that by all druggists at 50 cents a bottle: | Mr. Stausbnry has stated that it is; ti wm? : <mmmkw§ to m mini _ I • —Sewing Machine -Ice, Lemons and Soda Water: needles and oil at 4t Send for our Treatise oh ‘‘Health — i aiid Happiness of Woman,” mail- Eixtufes;' ed free. Bradfield Regulator Co., C; H. HoOiiEK Atlanta, Ga. Money To LbLh; J2& I have b;«l placed i:i itiy haijilii thousand dollars to be loaned proved farms in Houston county, -- s -> sonablo interest; and on liberal teMki to time: . . « \\. D. NOTTINGHAM. July 1—6m. Ferry, v.'V? igf- '