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EXECUTORS’ SAIL Georgia—Houston County: To AH Whom it Kay Concern: v 1 All persons interested are liereby no- tided that, If no good canse be shown to the contrary, an order will be finally pass ed by the County Commissioners of said county on the seventh day of Jann- ry, 188$, granting a new public road, as marked out by the .road commissioners appointed for that purpose, commencing at the top of a certain hill, known as “Big Creek Hill,” bn the east side, of Hawk- insville road, and passing thence through lands of Dr. H. S. Jvezar; thence through, the lands of John Houser; thence through the lands of Dr. M. H. Means, and ter minating at Elkb, oh the G., S. & F. railroad. Said new road commences in the new 13th district, and terminates in the old 13th district. Done by order of the County Commis sioners, this 5th day of November, 1888. D,H. CuiiiiEK, Clerk. 'By virtu-- 1 of the authority in ns vested' l>y "the list .wiH/aod testanient of LLhos. J. Cater, we will sell before. 11.c court House dodr In the tovfn of I?crrj, tor casL, on the tret Tuesday in January, next, all of the laud belonging said esiate: Tne Thompson Place, near s! Henderson, com prising 20T0 acres, more or well improved and in high state of cultiviticn. One hundred acx co of the Nelson Piiec, on con road, three miles north of Perry. m Felder lot, in town of Perry, near Male Acade- mv, containing aboni three acres. Late residence and Jot of Hie deceased, corner of Main and Washington streets in Perry. Store House and lot corner of Carrol apd Jerai- gan streets in town of Perry, F. S. CATEB,) J. J. CATER,} Executors. Xi. F. CATER,) rrfICE; $2,00 PER ANNUM IN ADVJ Tablished Svery iThmfeday. Kerning. WILL soon be time JOHN H. HODGES,Editor andPublister IPebry, Thursday-, ^D-eoemreb 27. A Good Paper Free. MACONs GEORGIA- SELLS ELSEWHERE FOR $1 Macao. Get- your Cotton Seed crushed at the Webouaht during the summer a-T-wr ]nr< PH A IE, GERMAN KAIN1T, COTTON BONE FERTILIZER, ETC. ,YV> a - ^ counties, as well as. others, for .LiSTER’S and H. S. MILLER & CO.’S BONE PER' •are acknowledged ou all sides to be far supe fact that they are the only fertilisers \na«e , in Georgia. • COMBINED WITH GREAT f KEFK ACTING POWESi THEY AHE AS TRANSPARENT AND COLORLRSS A ' LfGH? ITSELF, AnJ for softness and endurance to the eye cannot he excelled, enabling the w?aier to read fro hours '-Every person who -two dollars in advance as subscrip tion to the Home Journal for oue jpuar, will be given the New York Weekly World six months free. This applies alike to new sub scribers, arid all who will pay, or have paid, all they owe. ns on or before January xst, 1889. The New York Weekly World is 'one of the best newspapers we ever saw—12 pages—and each is sue will contain a complete novel. Byron High, School-.—5tfe Year. The Board of Trustees of Byron High School have again elected Prof. E. H. Ezell as Principal of said school. The spring term will open on the second Monday in January, under as auspicious cir cumstances as ever before; indeed, more so. The standard of educa tion is. equal to the best, and with skilled ^eschars, both in literary and' : musical departments, the friends, trustees and patrons feel that they will have one of the best schools in the slate. Board in private families can be secured at low Rates. Houston County Alliance. Tile rieit regular quarterly meet ing of the Houston County Alli ance will assemble at the court house in Perry, Ga., ou Thursday, January 3d, 1889, at 12 o’clock, li, is needless to say that the im portance of the meeting demands the'presence of the best business talerit of the order. The session is expected to con tinue for two days. J.* B. James, President. i. M. G-biffin, Sec’y. FIRST TERM opened Monday, Ang. 27,1888, and closes Dec. 22,1£>S8. SECOND TERM %peis January 7 1889, and closes June 14,1889. RATES OF TUITION: 31.50, §2.50, and 33.50 per month. Good board can be secured in respect able families at from 35.00 to 39.00 per month. - ■.. psr For further particulars address J. W. WIMBERLY, Pres, Board, orM. A. EDWARDS, Sec’y. Aug. 23—. Commissioner’s Sale. By virtue of a decree in Houston Su perior Court at April term, 1883, and supplemental decree at chambers De cember 5th, 1888, by the Judge of said Court, in the case of James W. Gibson and wife, Mary Gibson, vs. Patfick H. Gray, executor, and legatees of Benjamin H. .Gray, and by consent of all parties interested, I will sell before the court house door in Perry, Houston conn Ga., on the first Tuesday in January, 1889, between the legal hours of sale, the plantation known as The “Gray Home Place,” in the Upper Fifth district c said county, being lots Nos. eighty-fiv (85) and eighty-six(86), also nine (9lucres of lot No. seventy-one (71) opposite the dwelling house and across the road there from, containing in all four hundred and fourteen (414) acres, more or less. This land will be sold subject to a life estate of John Gray in one hundred and five (105) acres to be taken as follows: Eiglity-sis (86) acres from lot No. 86, on south side of said lot, including dwelling and out-houses; the nine (9) acres from lot No. 71, and ten (10) acres of lot No. 85, in the northwest corner, in form of a square; this 105 acres being reserved for the use of John Gray during his life, and at his death to go to purchaser. Terms, one-third cash, and balance December 1st, 1889. D. H. CULFEE, Dec. 5th, 1888. Commissioner. Our Fall HOUSTON SHERIFF’S SALES. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Con tain Mercury. .Mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely Jde- rhnge-the whole system when eri- teririg it through the mucus sur faces. Such articles should never beY&ed ' except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do are ten-fold to the.good you can possibly de rive from'them. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by E. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, con tains' no mercury, and is taken in- ternaWy, ancf aets directly udod the Mood'and mucus surfaces of the system. In buying Hall’s Catarrh CjuVfe,;be sure you get the genuine, it is taken ihternally, and made in Toledo, Ohio, by E. J. Cbeimy & Co. feSold by druggists, price 75 Cents per bottle. CITATION. GEOEGIA—Houston County: ; To Whom it May Concern:' Notice is hereby given that .if no goad Cause is shown to the contrary, an order ■foil be finally passed by the County Gomipissioners of said county, on the Ttlrday ofJanuary next, 18S9, granting a’change in the public road leading from itka town of Perry, in said county, +fco „stv «r TvSUr. 7„ Bibb connfv . Durham Place. _ levied Will be sold before the court house door in the town of Perry, Houston ount-y, Ga., between the legal hours'of sale, on the first Tuesday hi January, 1889, the following property, to-wit: That town lot in Fort Yalley, known in tbeplan of said town as lot No. J, block G, bounded north by F. 07 Eouscr, north and northeast by lot occu pied by F. O. Houser, south by Church street, and west by Macon street, con taining Yi acre, more or less. Levied on as the property of Mary Corbett, defend ant, to satisfy a county court fi. fa. in fa vor of Geo. T. Bartlett vs. Mary Corbett. Levy made by J. N. Tuttle, County Bai liff, and turned over to ms for sale. Also, at the same time and place, lot of land N<, 86, east half of lot No. 82, south half of lot No, 83, all in the twelfth dis trict of Houston county, Ga., containing 405 acref, more or less. Levied on as the property Of T. and J. B. Lane to satisfy three fi fas from Houston Superior Court ,in favor A B Small vs. T and J B Lane, Property pointed out by plain tiff’s attor ney, and, legalnotice of levy given; Also at same time and place, four acres of 1 and more or less in the town of Hayne- ville, 12th district Houston county, com mencing on Hayneville aijd Henderson road, at comer of Baptist church lot, and running west to the Hendiey. field, thence north to an old hedge-row,thence east to grave-yard lot, thence to starting point. Levied on as the property of J C Ellis.to. satisfy a county court fi fa in favor of J P Brown vs. J CEllis. Prop erty pointed.out by plaintiff’s attorney, and legal notice given. Also, same time and place, 70 acres of south part of lot of land No. 156 in. tho ilth district of said county; also lifts Nos. 212, 215, 249, 250, 251, 252, 253, 25Gi. also fractional lot No. 254, containing 187 acres of land more or less, No. 255, con taining 191 acres, and 50 acres more or less of south part of lot No. 213, in . the 12tn district of said county, in all 2118 acres, more bn less, and known as the Our Prices Always tbe Lowest An Unequalled Stock of CLOTHING. • HATS. SHIRTS. UADERWEAE, AECKWEAE. HOSIERY, COLLARS and CLEFS, HAY DKEECHIEES) UMB EELLAS, Eor the MEN ASHJ B® S° We keep a complete line of all garments for children, such as SUITS, UNDERWEAR, HATS AND CAPS. Be suite and get the latest styles, to be had only at J. H HERTZ’S, 574 aud 576 Cherry street, corner Second, Mahon, Ga. VARIETY WORKS, TOLL ONE-TENTH. Oue bushel of meal is worth two bushels of whole see.d as a fertili zer. E. p. FULLER, Lessee. PERRY, GEORGIA. J. L. HARDEMAM. W. D. /ipTTINGHAM. HARDEMAN & ^OTTi^HAM, Attorneys at Law, 806 SECOND STREET, MACON, GEORGIA. Offices formerly occupied by Hill & Harris. Will practice in the.C9unties of Bibb and Houston, nd elsewhere by special co tract. Ncv. 29, 1S88. J. TV. COLTER, Sheriff. &iSSfedSiTe’ ; ^^ido C< ®& I ert y ofJWunb 0 ^ £ »«>««# JM-Klic road crosses the S. W. R. R„ j fa m mvor g Kupfertnon vs. dt'a : place KheWn a3 TEeheconnee,” and| w , - j febefas'follows, to-wit: Commencing at a given point five hundred and fifty feet from the road crossing,- and running in a Southerly direction from said present public road until the divergence of the the- said proposed new road,-to be crea- feef by said change, 9hall be at its great est, or farthest point, one hundred and Sixty-two feet from the point whei e the two present public roads meet; and thence continue in a curve till it meets -tri&.tfie'Stg’ct public. road leading from Perry-to" Macon, and crossing said S.- W., = - S’. R., about ninety-six feet from' the cen- gy fee of* said present railroads crossing. fj The-whole proposed change to be -made -in-the - Upper Fifth 'District gf said County; efi D'one by erder of the Cotmtv Commis- sioners this 3rd dav of Dec. 1888. n D. H. CULLE E, Clerk £JT FARMS A® TO-WY FR0FE11TIL -®r BTBR AND ADJOfSONG- COUNTIES j j ELLIOTT ESTES,- 583 Cherry St., Macon, G-a S' {0 . St m § Sewing-Machine To at once establish pjacurg srhero the people can sec .vrc Trill send free to one i in each locality,tbe very est- sewing-machine made in ithc world, with fill the attachments. 1 AYc trill also secdiVeea comnlete of oar ccsuy and valuable art lies. In return we ask that yon snow vrbafc we send. ro those wbo- call nt your honie, and after S tbs all shall become your own This prand machine is r theriSJnarer 'paiems. dc alter paten brief instructions piven. out it sold for .*$0:5, with the tachments, and now sells for JiTO. Best,sironeresr. most use- maihinc m the world. All v No capital required. Plain. .. —- who write to us at once can se- 1 curt tree the best sewing-machine in the world; and the ] Jfipcst tine of works of high art ever shown toiretherin America, j TliliE A CO., Box 140, Augusta, Muine* Subscribe with the new year. TT k @85 solid cosa wttch.trn’nrj ■ 1 " " • timekeeper. War-J. ^ Tauted, Heavy Solid Gold ! Hinting-Cases. Both ladies’ ; f sud gents’ sizes, with works : ^and ^casc-s .of^equal value. ; • caltly c together with oar I _ untie line of Kouueltolti > Satapic«.-These samples^ C3 i well. as the watch, we send j-YCi.*, and after you have kept • f-r months and shown them to taosa YOUR HOME IS NOT FURNISHED WITHOUT ONE: SAVANNAH, Ga., Nov. 1, 1888. Forty Thousand Southern Homes made happy with fine instruments since 1STO. .and still the good work goes on. 3,000 Pianos and Organs sold last year. 5,000onr markfor this year, tower Prices ; Better Instruments; Easier Terms and greater Inducements will gain ns this in creased sale. Thousands of Homes yet misapplied with Instruments that might to-day be enjoying them through onr easy system of selling. CASH to pay down not needed: We EaVo A PLAN by which, WITHOUT RISK, any one can obtain an Instrument of any Style or,. Price, making either MONTHL*X b QUARTERLY or YEA KEY PAYMENTS until paid for, meanwhile enjoying use of .instrument, , No extortionate prices. No Risk. No For feiture of all cash paid if Installments can not be promptly paid.' Contract perfectly. FAIR and EQUITABLE, protecting pur chasers from ail imposition or loss. . Write hs and we will point out the way to get a fine Ihstrnment Easily and at a Low Price; WonderfnI bargains for Fail 1888. Better than any before offered. Prices Largely Reduced. .Notice these SPECIAL OFFERS; UprsgBsi Plasss Only 7J4' Ociaves—Overstrung Scale—Three Strings—Rosewood—Fuuy Guarantees —Sweet Tone. Catalogue Price, 8600. Farlsp Organ • - $S§ Four Sets Reeds—11 Stops-IConplers— Handsome Case. Catalogue Price, §200. Stool, Cover, Instructor, SViusieBook and ail Freight Paid. Other Special Offers just as good. largest Stock South' to choose from. TEN GRAND MAKERS:. Cg$ Different Styles.. Can suit all buyers. Write. - for catalogues, circulars, arji Free Copy of our new paper: Sharps and Mats,” gMngjull and valuable information^ BE53E£S3Ei3 OUB. LOW PRICES. OUR EASY TEEMS. ONE PRICE ONLY. HANDSOME OUTFITS. BEST INSTRUMENTS. ALL FREIGHT PAID. 15 DAYS’ TRIAL. .. . . MONEY SAVED ALL. HI •; -3 -J a. aching the Vvlitcli oTUand^XU&OLel - oTV 1 5-T JOURNAL rteiLor Honstoii news.' ©sl w B rnmi 193 Cotton Avenu4, MACON, - - - GEORGIA; Treats Diseases of M Efe, Ea.r f Throat and lose, Specla,ll37-I WB AR3 rREPABED.TO PRQCUB3 'm Fmmm IN HOUSTON AND BIBB COUNTIES, AT LOWEST BATES. HARDEMAN & NOTTIN GUAM Macon, Geokgia. Wo are represented by R. H: Holtzelaw, Ferry, Gain all applications in Houston, .Dental Notice. ' 'UMWEO . FARMS, 'll per cent Interest- CHEAPEST OP THEM ALL. Apply, to BlYIS &• FELDER, THEY AHE AS Ana for softness and endurance he excelled, enabling the w?aiei* without fatigue. In fact they are . PERFECT 'SIGHT PRESHUVEPiS. Tesliuio’tials from the leading i;Ii;. siciaua i:t the United states, governors, senators, legislators, stockmen, nsea of u be i:i all professions and in the differ* nt bran Hies of trade, haulers, lneehai.- ics, trie., can Be given who have had ibuir sight im proved by their uae. for the purchase of your FERTILIZERS AND PROVISIONS -EOR THE CROP OF I8S9— TYe cordially invite you to, visit us, or write regarding our terms, prices, etc., of same We are thoroughly satisfied, we cau^make trades with yqu more satisfactory than you ca D obtain elsewhere ’ Particular ly is this the case in . ALL EYES FSTThD i AND THE PIT GUARANTEED, BY HOLT30JL-AW ^ OILBEET, Druggists, Perry, Ga', These glasses are not supplied to'peddlers at 0 a»Y price. A. K, HAU'KES. "WHOLESALE DEPOTS: Atlanta, Ga., . Austin, Texap. A RUINED HOME —Dr. W. E. Bunn is now? at his! office at the King building on Main street, lately occupied by Our house is cn fire l Our home is burning up! i What cry so piercing to the soui' Fire, indeed, is terrible when it destroys inanimate things we icvN but how much more.-terrible when it destroys the living tissues of the flesh ! Fire in the blood, how cruel in its efect ’ Covering the fair skin with spatj. and blemishes. Twinging aches and pains, creating • Singeing the very roots ct to fs‘4 dead away C.rMup:r.f the fnn-t; liver and .GiLicys with infernal =;vell;r.gs Disfiguring form ar.u feature Thar.k QUICK CURE IS! cuidKir. its effect -i.r.e-c -J. mini. I? Blood Ba:m .made tr.e uaautiful a.cv Ga. An dluitraced -BocM of V. anuerU' - the Bloc a Bum Cc. Atlanta, Ga. most ccnvir.c.r-s pro. ci its rem.article lot, of A(;ii> phos- >EED ; MEAL, PURE in Houston and Dooly „ t 3NE. EEP.ITLIZERS; jiRilLlZjrtR. . Tiieso brands siippi ior to all others, from the m.-icie of fresh animal bone sole! e Can and Will Sell these Pure Bone Fertilizers. as low as any competitor'can.sell you guanos #i£h.‘South Carolina rock as a basis. If you cannot come, then write for prices, ami we will sub stantiate what we say. W e have recently built—- A Guano Warehouse at Elko on the G. S; and F. Railroad. { and have placed tife same in charge of Mr, O. E, KOjJSER, who will ’ j be glad, to inset id's friends arid price any of our brands. RODGERS, WORSHAM & CO., v . . 420 and 422 Third Street, Macon, Ga. . If a lP r JSL- O Xi 2 FOE Faney Goods.' Toys, Musical instruments. Etc; .Fire Crackers, Reman Candles, Torpedoes, -Etc. Etc M Y STOCK is complete inkyefy particular—all goods of tbs very best quality,' and Prices Low Down. 1 can furnish tho farmer with r — } PLANTATION BUPFLtE&-, —-Or the Honsowife with CHOICE DELICACIES FOE THE TABLE.— -——’ Mrs. G-’Nanri, prepared to "do anj vsivc-Or fouft Qy er frem n lerri and all classes of denial work; If jggsisd sh--.uj you ueed the services of a dentist; (cn call on Dr Bunn. ■vvi-hejiv in Mwtjops' Jor three ye-irv ) .biu! I ir.t. I usci .u-ge lemsdki a.'.u .-.ppliec: B Au Bl.0 A* G TO TISIT iwii TEirs^- 01 S SKa! et people see . s o? most no---:4. t* 5 *? rr.&. but my :or.ci. ..:-n ccn- l;r.u?a to ? yV. flit ‘hut ! »r.u=t surely aches and cair.s. n:y nights were passed ir. misery; I was reduced In tdsb and strength; rr.y kidneys were .terribly derur.geB. ur.'.i i.ie bec-i.v.e a. burden ru n*.a J chknced to see =r. advertisement cf Botnr.lc Clocd Balm, {B. B b i end when eight or ten tcttlas hud been used I wzs prbr.our.ced :uur.d and weii. Hun dreds of scars can now be seer on rr.s. locking !ik 3 mah who had oeer. burned ar.d then restored M case was well known in the county.’* Lew Johnson. Beimcr.t Station, -Miss., writes i “My ears and scalp were covered with seres and ail rny hair came out.- I lost iny appetite’and became a mere Skeleton. J.aro now taking B B B..ar.dthe REST FLOUR IN THE MARKET. MEATS OF THE CHOICEST QUALITY; UNADULTERATED SUGAR. . ? CANN^i) UDODS CONFECTIONERIES and FRUITS in -Season! CROCKERY, GLASS anti TINWARE. ( NEW STYLES--- fMijp JUST RECEIVED.- L8T1I0 In fa-ct,everything nsaully kept by a first-class Grocer. Give me share of votfr .pKtronage. and you will not regret it. L. M-' PlUL, Ga- Ice |||t Stock iillf, —LOWEST PRICES' AT— '«< WACHTEL’S, €2iCj»ry Street, HBTABLiS.HED 187S. Fine Old. T-wo Stamp Whiskies a- Sjesialty, Sam. Tfeichsel'Daiim’s is fieaa^sKerl for tho sale of fine Old Two-Stamp’ ■Whiskies. S.W. Private Stock Bye. Pinch’s Golds* Wedding Bye,' Mel wood Mount Vernon Bye. Kentuc!;;v Hume Bourbon. Ifentacky Grape Creek Bourb'diri •North Carolina Com Whisky; Georgia hand-made Peach Brandy. Ely*s ©ream Balm ; deaaflss rne j^Tasdl Fa ssageri. Al lays InfiammritiG-n. Heals the Sores. Eestor-es the Senses c-fi Taste, Smell and Hearing, A particle is applied int.atnjb'hnce.ivll ttnd is agreeable. Pried aOc-Et Druggists or ay snail, LL1?£ROTxIJ5!lS 3 c6 WhrrcnSt..Hew York, FRICE fSWimMm ESPECIALLY FOR THE LADIES. C. L O’GOKMAN & GO’S-, mi.lTSGULJR BLOCK, MAC OR, CA,^ The Most Extensive Dealers in Dry ©oods, IN MIDDLE GEORGIA. Ble„, THIS preparation, without JL injifryjremoves FxeclE- ■icuLf* 1 ies, Liver-Moles, Pim ples, Black-Heads, Sunburn and Tan. A few applications will render, the most stubbornly red skin soft, smooth and White. Viola Cream is not a paint or powder to cover defects, bat a remedy to care. It is superior to all other preparations, and is guaranteed to give satisfaction. At drng- pv. r r.-, Pi *i"ciiial ilso the aheva cr.nnot be -gists or mailed for 50 cents.. Prepared by €3-. G. &, GO.9 TOLEDO, OHIO. ,. r . For Stale by Holtczlaw ^GlLB 17 -” A COMPLETE STOCK! © ©•© PBICBS X^O"W“ NEW GOODS JUST. EECTVED, WILL BE SOLD EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES: excciio-.- My c-toci or imported Brandies, Wines, Gins and BtnngarC'bought with thegreat-- c-st cure, and arc the best? brands k&own in-the market. - ^ Imported Ginger Ale, London 7 Porter Bass’ Pale Ale; McEwan’s A*e al ways on hand sMd'at bottom prices.- It will ijA {o yonr ell vantage fo-call bh mebef orb piiichasuig elsewhere.' Tilling Jags a Specialty.- Orders'froM the Country Solicited. - . spirits. In ehanire of lireno lailrshourd be'-Sth- SAH. >VK1CHS£3L3 VU33, cL INDIAN WEED. It is Safe and Unft iliug. 515 Cherry Street, Macon, Ga.- j AskyourDragglst. Sept. 27th, 1888. ituDXzci. iAV A- wuaber z. mOFWETT DB FEMALE IBEDieSKE By giviagtonctoand strena __ feeSvstera andTjnlldii’gnpthsgetrerat health, . IKIJfSAlSX :■ "WaSEJES ; corrects all irregnlarities and annoying'tronhles - from which romany ladies, sailer. It gives the weak, debilitated woman health aiid streugth.land - makes cheerful the despondent, depressed in . .. should be wlth-