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XjO McYILLE, APRIL 2nd, 1830. A. JY. Hlaitmrnee. Wo direct the attention of oar readers to the advertisement of A. N. Maumenee to be found in this issue. Our word for it he will treat you right and give you tho full worth of your money. Social Party. Mr. J. I. Kemp gave at, his residence last Monday evening a very pleasant social party which was well attended by the young ladies and gentlemen of our town, all of whom enjoyed themselves and were delighted with the occasion. New Sheriff. At a called session of the Board of County Commissioners held at McBae last Tuesday, Mr. A. M. Bowen was appointed to fill the vacancy in the office of Sheriff of this county,' cuused by the resignation of George Keynolds. Mr. Bowen will hold the office until there can be an election which we pre sume will be ordered soon. Mr. B. is one of our best citizens ana will make a good and efficient officer. Tlie New York Store. Mr. H. L. Manne, of Hawkihsville, having decided to locate here, has rented the store house formerly occupied by McLennan & McBae. Mr. Manne comes well recommended, and proposes to sell his immense stock of general merchandise at such low figures as to secure the patronage of the people of MoVille and surrounding counties. We are glad to welcome Mr. Manne to our town and he kindly request you to call and examine his stock which will ar i. rive ia a few days. ■Easter Smatlay. Last Sunday dawned once more tho ever memorable Easter Sunday. The sun shone bright and clear and though quite cool, every indication indicated a beautiful day and ns aurora ascended iu the broad canopy the day seemed t<> grow brighter and more beautiful,- aud had it not been for the blustering March wind that grew stronger throughout the day it would have been the most pleas ant Easter that we recollect of ever seeing; Our people turned out many of them in their new spring suits aud animate nature clothed iu the beautiful green foliage of spring, rendered the day one of unusual interest and pleasure. Our MotBgomerf Friends. For nearly two weeks we have been j ’ of debated Mt. of Vernon the privilege friends, of but aeeieg high auy j out- the , waters of the Oconee have abated within I t he last few days and quite a namberfry I "the citizens of our neighboring toon j have been on our streets; among wh^m i were tho Sluwnrs: MeLamorw-ivtJilwH^.. jSr f Thompson, who cameto haul away spring stock of goods which has in out-ware-house for sometime, tjgm M. D. Hughes and John O. McRae were over ou Tuesday and purchased from Messrs. Pate & Waterman several head oi mules, and we regret to learn on their return home thnBone of the mules ■they Ini.^purchased died, of blind staggers., 7 J A )sir Sutjslay School. Last Sunday afternoon Rev. R. M. lectured our Sunday School at considerable length. His lecture was confined principally to tho small children Who gave close attention and were much interested in what the good man had to say. Rev. Mr. Lockwood has devoted a great deal of time to Sunday School work, having last year filled the position of Sunday School Secretary of the South Georgia Conference and traveled all over the Conference in the cause, and no one is better qualified for so important a work. He introduced in otn- School, the system of illustrating the lesson on thiftlack board which is the first thing of the kind many of our schools had ever seen aud induced our school to purchase a black board which may be seen in our School alter this, Married. At the residence of the brides father, in Bibb copnty Ga., on 31st, ult., Hon. Walter T. McArthur of Lumber City Ga., and Miss Vic. Ryder, C. W. Bmith, .Q. D. officiating. We extend our congratulations and best wishes for the unalloyed bliss and happiness of the newly married pair. The bride is n beautiful aud charming young lady of superior accomplishments and attainments, whose genial nature renders her » great favorite with her mauy friendq, her presence always re flecting a l-adient light from whifth the sparkling rays shed forth a brilliant il lumination, making her a rich aud rare jewel. Mr. McArthur is one of out most useful and iuffiuencial citizens, being possessed of a brilliant mind and good business qualifications, lie has accumulated a handsome fortune, and has recently completed at an immense cost one of tho finest and most beautiful residtmcoa at his country home near Lumber City, to be found in otn- entire region of country. The bridal pair left Macon on the Atlanta (rain Thursday morning on their bridal tour to be gone mot- ,.than a month mul will visit Wash ington City, NV. York, Boston, Cnuada and other points before they return, aud later in the Spring will visit Europe. A Tennesee man accidently shot n dog, and iu trying to explain to‘the owner how it occurred accidently shot him. A coroner thought lie ought to explain how ho shot tho man, but couldn’t get a jury that was willing to listen to the explanation; they were kind of shy ot him, as it were. Sunday Service. Eev, R. M. Lockwood of Eastman preached at this place last Sunday to a large and appreciative andinece. His subject was the resurection of Christ, and his discourse on that great ovent was pronounced by many to b# the most elaborate and exhaustive they had ever listened to. He labored hard and earnest, and well did he illustrate, the 1I/1VU force of »-'* uiu his t remarks L-u<>>ii.w by quoting vj.. w.-jj from —— some of the most authentic historians of antiquity to prove the correctness of the Bible history of his subject. And appropriately did we think his position was taken when he suid that unless we live in this world soas entitle us to life everlasting in the world to come, that our lives are no more than the animal that roams over the field and forest. He preached again atjnight to a good audience and our people were much pleased with him and hope that he may preach for us again soon. Slsoj't Slops. Many thanks for the serenade. Another marriage will soon come off. He is too elegant for this town ; he is. It is very naughty to whisper in time of Divine services. No part of a man will stand as many blows as his nose. Straw hats are now worn by our fash ionable young men. A few more houses are needed. The cry is still they eoine. YVe hear considerable complaint of rust in the oat crop. The man who exploded with laughter probably didn’t know it was loaded. Some people don’t know their own signatures. He gets mad too easy; you should not do so, young man. Some of the dearest “spots” on earth are the aces neld in another man’s hand. Kan Bullard killed four doves at one shot last Tuesday evening. Let’s have a big barbecue at MoVille, about the Fourth of July. What Bay ye citizeus. ? . Two souls with beta single thought— a married couple. Each wants to boss the other. Dr. Forehand is the happiest man ou tho American Continent* Beason why— fine girl at his house. The young man who wants 'to get up with the sum must not sit up too late with the daughter. Our Johnuie received the prettiest boquet of the season, Iasi, week, from otla of the prettiest young lady’s in the eoauty. Y/e can’t sec that there is much honor in being a flirt, there may bo a great deal of fun in it, but as n general thing they terminate badly, - - A”o -.v . -:aird our merchants that right now is the time to advertise their spring aud summer goods ircV.e Geor gian. It will pay yutt. Some wise man remarked : “No man is hurt but by himself.” Did that mi n ever visit a dentist ? Dili he ever play shiunev with a mule? Finally, did he ever “sass” his wife ? A Western sleeping : car was recently entertained with the sigiit of a man beating his wife. Some men have the rare faculty of making themselves at home aDywliere. Don’t get angry at anything you see in this column, for if yon do people who have more inttdligence than yon, will certainly laugh at you. Don’t forget that a “little fnu now and then is relish ed by the wisest men,” Personal Mention, Hon. D. A. Graham, of this county, gave us a pleasant call on Tuesday hist. B. B. Cheney Esq., of Mt. Vernon was in town this week. Mr. A. T. Wright the efficient Tax Collector of Montgomery was in McVille on Wednesday. We regret to learn that our townsman Mr. Rily Johnson has been quite sick iu Jesnp, for several days, J. W. Morrison of Mt. Vernon was in town on Thursday. Capt. John A. Phillips of Sterling, paid us a pleasant call on Thursday. Wanted to Know. « Whether false ringlets can be described as clouds of smoke. Whether a row in a rockery deserves the definition “caws and effect.” Whether the sailor who wanted to know what time it was gone to see. Whether misnaming a baby at a christening may be called turning a rite into a wrong. Whether the plainest woman alive, when she reaches the age of seventy seven, will be a pretty old ono. Whether it is not preferable to fall out with your banker than to lose your balance with him. Whether when a horse takes his meals he has them at his stable. Whether, when you give a child a bat it will bo likely to givo you a bawl. Tlt for Tat.— Mr. C.--was pastor , of a Baptist church in a certain town iu one of tho Western States, He had been, on very bad terms with his flock for some time. They abused him when ever they could find occasion, and he reciprocated with equal readiness. Before- his contract with the parish expired he received the appointment of chaplain at the Stuta prison. Elated ut this lucky opportunity of getting rid of him, the congregation came in full numbers to hear his fureiyi ll sermon, than perhaps less to compliment to annoy him by their presence. Great was tjieir astonish merit, inid .still gr -nter their anger, when the feverenrl gentleman chos.-Moi- his text the following words; go to pri pare a placo for you * * * that, whore I um there 30 may bo also.% A Visit to tlie “Ventral City. ” ! ! On Friday morning: last, when the > U P tla > B ou the M. & B. B. E. reached j our station we boarded it, and consign ing ourselves to the care of its courteous and ever-obliging conductor. Mr. Albert Sharp, were rapidly speeded toward our | destination-the beautiful “Central I City” o! Georgia. i There There were were but but few few passengers 4 passengers in in our our > and these Jew were^ either soundly peaceful condition, and our chances for a coosultation with our “nest door” companion about the condition of crops, the chances for or against the different Presidential candidates, the Ken Hill scandal, etc., etc., were very doubtful He, too, was nearly oblivious of our fast: moving world and all it contained, and “sleep, balmy sleep,” would soou clasp him in a close embrace. t?..* tut fi,; thiS 0 dreamy monotony bad a pleasant term! nation, when the brakemau shouted “Eastman,” and the train stopped at the new ami commodious depot of that place. Hero wo were joined by the gentlemanly and deservedly popular ed itor of the Times Mr. Burch, who has had control of the Times for more than two years—has succeeded in acquiring for his paper an enviable reputation out side of its immediate locality, has given it a higher tone than it ever had previous to his management, and has won fur him self tho confidence and esteem of his patrons. May Ins success be increased with the progress of time, his subscrip tion list grow larger his advertisers be come countless. At 6:45 the journey was ended and Macon reached. After a hasty break fast at the Brown House we started on a stroll through the city to see aud be seen. The first thing which attracted our attention was the marked increase of business activity since our last visit aud the number of houses erected or iu process of erection where a short time ago all seemed dead and useless. The “burnt district,” that portion of Cherry street adjourning the Telcyraph aud Messenger block, aud which a disastrous fire had robbed of its life and beauty, has been partially rebuilt and will be once 'I.,,. more wholly occupied with sub stuutial , business houses , befoto i t , lull. f u Rogers & Co., already occupy their new building on their old site, aud the re mainder of the square will be devoted to the shoe business of. Singleton & Hunt, now on Secon j street. , A new Opera House is in contempla tion, and ere long Ralston Hall will be “To Let” and will give way for a more j spacious and commodious building, j which will be a credit and convenience | 1 to r, liei citizen.. ' & Danneulmrg _ Nussbnum are now in their elegant house-one of the most improved structures in the city—nud ; \ nro doing , . an immense . , Lusuit-ss. ■. . An * e-, valor is constantly plying Between the has^Ljfc upper -floors jffilt of ntil ,'i j, : : enterprise. # W -JKm “toffit • in.,” Macon’s beautiful ♦* S9w. which, alUlougli . net such m i* and perfect Coudiiiyh as might wishT is an em-belishmeiit of nral and artificial beauty.* Our wonder is that such a beautiful spot should not capture the hearts of the citizen's more than ii does. Hardly a sign ot life any where, all a mass of icau'imate beauty. YVhy does not some enterprising man rent this Eden, advertise its bgauties, make it a resort far. pleasure seekers, aud reap a t ick harvest ? While in the city we visited the office of the Daily Telegraph, and found that some very important changes had been made on the editorial staff. The Senior Editor, Mr. Joseph Clishy, after an ac tive and useful editorial career has divid ed his labors with Rev. Mr. Sweet, the “Jack Plane” of the Savannah Mews, whose facile pen has nr ail e much repu tation for that paper. His duties on the Messenger are chiefly devoted to its Weekly, and we have no doubt that un der his management t.ha “old anil relia ble” journal will gain a rich harvest of wealth aud fame. The former local edi tor, Mr. J. II. Jones has retired from the management ot that department, and his duties are now performed by Mr. H. C. Edwards, whose rich humor and sparkling sketches have won for him us “X. I. E.” no small amount of fame. But we must hid adieu Macon, and return to our own litllo city refreshed and inspired by our visit. Aciaiisilc. Know all men by theso presents, And all other people too, Noting but cash, at K. C. Bullard’s will do But I am offering at low prices Under presure of h-ml times. Liquors and family groceries Lager beer and wines. All who want good bargains then Rush along and give me a call; Don’t forget myogletliorp is the best Hour of ai K. 0. BULLAIiD. A. N. MAUMENEE, DEALER IN Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles AND FLORIDA CURIOSITIES 1 No 2, Broun House Block, Macon, Ga. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry carefully re paired at short notice, and -*?s»ti&faction Gtiar aiitcud. aprl ly. TELFAIR TAX NOTICE. For the purpose of receiving Tax Re turns, I will he ut the different places as follows :' McRae Saturday, 24th April, Gobbville, Monday 26 * 1 Tcmpefence, Tuesday 27 Jacksonvillo, Wcd’y 2tj < < Lumber Citv/Fridnv 30 »nn" I March ’80. G. V. LsgU-.V,' ' iA tfA ’ 0 17, - T. R. T, . NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Montgomery Sheriff's Sale. ittill EE SOLD BEFORE THE COURT J t ’.^ 0 d ^i a h oms *Srito « tbXt Tuesday O^rettss in April uoxt the following diacribod Hughey Hughs now lives with its fataLvor improve of lilentUall to satisfy and. a sujSrio/coiwt‘u Koha M. D Hugh; vs., '-'.un co^tf‘aurfb^ri i ,'i.iui > P^^uted^Mg by tlieland j«;ii i or of C. v:. and^thers Also at the same time'end plac will bo sold m 1 *?,if nth, District X ." 8 -6—31 of said an«»> county So saiu levied laud ou lying as «io“'p?opmy ...... ^ ^ 1WV v , T."Brtw .^____ Yng"aml j“ I. of J■ U J. A. Clark properly Panted out by ^ Also at the sauif time and place will be sold lot ot land No 294 in the 11th District at said county said to contain 202% acres more or less levied on as the property of L, W. Wrights to satisfy Term a superior-coart ti fa issued from the i879 ot -Telfair court in favor of the ^pertypidgid officers of court vs., thesavd L. W. Wright, out by officers of court This Feb., 28tli, 1880. 53,35. SlieiiffM.’c. ________ 5 ADMltUSIBATOlV? HALE. . On the first Tuesday in , A pi s next will be sold before tho const uousc door, m the town oim Yernoa, m Montgomery county, within the lega*. hours.of. tale. One track ot laud eontaimng 1 000 rcrcs granted to Anthony !'“whips bounded by lauds ot McIntosh, Mosley and others, one track containing 532 acres bounded hy laiKls of T.B Bowen McLeod ay waters of swiit creek: one tract containing 812 Sdteolfo Oneii Survey, D. McIntosh and others, one track containing 130 syros granted, to A. Cameron, bounded by C. 0. Cameron and McLeod and Thompson, one track 715 acres bounded by lands of Thompson, McRae and others, one track of land containing 250 acres bpundedjby the land Turner. being Cameron and others. All above and lying in the 51st, District of said county. Sold as the property of Win. A. McLeod deceased for the bcnciit of hirers and creditors of said deceased. Terms cash. G. W. ADAMS, T. W. RODGERS, Administrators on estate of W. A. McLEOD, . MONTGOMERY COURT OF ORDINARY, MARCH TERM 1880. It being made known to the Ordinary of said county on satisfactory proof that Sarah Peter son Into of Montgomery county Georgia, has departed this life intestate and no one applies for letters of Administration on her estate, whereby great loss aud injury is and daily that accusing there to the next of kin and creditors, is an Estate of personalty of said deceased which should be taken care of, it of is the hereby law ordered that citation issue in terms request ing' all persons interested to show should cause not why be administrations of j said Estate vested in the clerk ot the superior court or some other fit person. This March 1st, 1830. phil MoRAE, O. M. c. 132 words 5 insertions p’r fee #4,42. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. Ry virtue of an order from the court of Ordinary will be sold before the court hoove door iu* the town of Jit Vernon within the legal hours of sale, on tho first land Tuesday sold the iu April next, 322 aiii'es of pine as property of Lemean C. Gilihs. deceased for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. Terms cash. H. E. GIBBS, insertions Adminisitrati p’r $200. r; 67 words ^ 5 lee —liIl—I r - - GEORIA MONTGOMERY COUNTY. James K. Calhoun for has this of day ailminisr-ntion made applies t; UJ1 |,cf,>ro me letter 0 „ the estate of H; rah Dariev kite of said iiiy show ofih-o on if the first the Monday li.iv.e why in Apro said m lelters xtto cause anv; : 1-iw. <honM il!>tbo g ra n!ed iu un-uw of the rU-.i .-larch 1st, 166U.• ITlIL iNlcL-VIn, O. .’i, L. ~~ 1 -R O* EORCvIA BOUNTY. -* Whereas “kShuiio Sr., GiurdiA ot Ttiomas On-ton, Ftomnico Clirton Mt CiiR ,n, fan- Oii.vitay hied his apidicat-Sn ad-n-mi"h all to Bci^nd appear at my oftlc<: applicant i ^ dismissed ^ said should not he from u ..... l ' 0. M. C. eighty-six words 5 insertions p’r foe #2,56. — ■ .*4- MONTGOMERY COURT OF ORDINARY SIAROH “RM 1889. , Whcroat: Daniel Morrison executor of .Tames McMillan li tiers'of dismission-from has this dayriUed said Ms admimstrat'rou. appjication,Bu i'hese aje Uicrefore to cite show an^-admonish if all kindred aud creditors to cause w-hv they can in the time proscribed by law letters applicatrt. of disnnssiqnjfshould Giverfn»lA- not hand he oBicicntly. granted the 1'HjL my March 1st, 1880. MoRAE 0. M. 0. eight,yN»tne words 5 uiseftioue p 'rjoe #2,88. ■a TEOIAS EHOBFLSET, S’acoessor to Norfleet & Jordan. , 1 Dcalei’ In GENERAL «MDIS£i And Mamifacjt'ave of p U r S Stores, HeVille, Ga. A HE takes pleasure in announcing and informing his friends in this anil rounding counties Vint, be has in a H tine stock Clothing, of Dry' Notions, Goods, Bools. Groceries ts, Every Supplied Description, of ail Xifldf, Haldyv? re, DRUGS AI ^ 0 His stock is coi.-tdefe in every ular, and embrace# everything by the people, which is being offered the verv lowest figures. When see" come to" town don’t fail to cull and yourselves. THE HIGHEST MARKET PAID FOR litL KINDS OF c ^ COUNTRY ! PRODUCE. WOOL !• hVODL ! \ ' * which A large I will quantity fciio of wool ‘iviujtjjl toy id market. pay very V Renttinber X amui i th e stand of Norfleet "k. "Ik. JnrdHf THOS. H. ■ t I^LR-EET. ' li’eb. ii,' ’$0: MCVIL.EE MARKET. Corn 95 ceuts per bushel. Eice,8 to 10 cents per pound. Salt Sd 2S per sack. Cofiee 5 to < 1 pounds for one dollar, Irish potatoes E *° 12 40 * Cwlt8 cents ** per » peek, WU “ A 7 to 8 ceuta. Sheeting 7-1 to 9 J cents per yard. Shirtin B 7 ‘ to 8 = ceuts l' er 7»»L Yarn i'l 15 per bunch. Nails Gi to 7 \ cents per pound. Potash 10 cents per ball. ; Cotton 11 to 12$ ; market firm, Syrup 80 to 35 ceuts per gallon ; m M,] ‘ K ooJ !lt l!lt ' se Sweet potatoes 50 cents t>er bushel ; ‘ ia <*«**«<»■ Chickens 15. to 20 cents ; very scarce. EflffifS 15 ceuts per dozen. Hides 14 to 17 cents per pound ; prices declining , a little, Bacon firm at 8 cents for dry salted ship, • ' Flour $7 to i-pS 75 ner * barrel ; market arm. r ■ ‘ ITesh Lager on draught at K. C. Bcllakd's. ............. 20 different Brands of Liquors at ^ ' (■ ^ Bcli,A im’s "• „ I « ~~ E ---~— ake VOM and , his !’ ri< es nr . now. , GEORGIA Montgomery County: ! “croas petition Henry for H. MeCarman lias this day j “i® a Home stead of i’ersoo IxO’>. all d I w ill pass upon the same at my of- in! hceiu Mt. Vernon on tho first Monday i- ! ’“ x i ut 10 o’clock a. m. Given under my j hand , orucientiy. This March 9th, 1880. PHlL. MoRAE, ! I O. M. C. i 63 words 2 insertions, p’r fee 96c. I Agents Wanted T< i introduce in every County in the United State (lit ■imTiMit) t-ilSTOBl ft" Of T T ||(i HE ihri •> ^ The Test work to sell that 1ms over been published. Spkntliil Premium to every Subscriber, Tor circulars and terms apply at, once to Tiis Henry IJili Publishing Co., 41, 43 and 45 Shetueket St. Norwich, Ct. G. M. T. WAR 10, Attorney & Counselor at Law, JESUF, GA. ufi®” Will practice in the counties of the Bn us wick Circuit. Oiiicc at the ecui’t house <Iec 19—tf 'S'csii. Eason, A TTO 11 E E Y A T LA IF, MoVille Ga. WILL ln-actico in the counties oi Dooly, Jr iv in, La n reus, Moul Pulaski, Telfair aud Wilcox. Eeb. 23. 1-y. H. C. RYALS, M- D., PEA C'lITIONEll, McYILLE, ! , looB. , ; - <-o, -----W. -*-t; T~~ —-SSW- . » : nil, ... (I o. km 1 A T T G It W E Y AT LA IV, i ANU ?•; SOLICITOR IX EQUITY, i Mac Yit-le, Ga. J W.iH practice in the t duties of the Ocono a ut I Appling and Coilcu of t-lio Brims- i wide Uircuit. at , Ka i bit- Will klvoropruscut pLUduntti iu cases cnuiiivof throogl. tiu: respous. 8t:iti L-i-rr.-. :..iv * " j of Geoi“ in.- ; i Specialattontiou given (o the collection oi claims. I lv. j ---------------------------- Steves! j | Farmer Girl Go okSto ves! Charter Oak LFOSiLK' V^ r i ; XtIL ^MANUFACTURER iron ware, wholesale OF f and TIN retail AND dealer SHEET; in J , Stoves, Grates* Hollow \Var9, j Giitlcsy, Tan SMid A»8 «JlS 8 Ware, ; Crockery, woodenj^are, agiite vyillow- iron w%re, Rilver plated brushesf ware, fiimps, and house ware, misters, goods. furnishing Victor Ravages! Utility Cock Stoves I respectfully and cordially stock and invite prices. the public Hav to call and examine my ing bought and before my goods the recent from advance first bands, in prices, in per- I son, inducements to those wishing to pur-' ( offer clmse. GKO. W. IlUlite, * Sign of the Big Coffee Pot. n^7-3m Ayer’s Oathai^ic ,tor and Ml for the puoppses CoativenesS. of a family J aundice, SnJise3tion, eurris: Foul Stomach, Breath, ^"on*s ' vl—f m-’ iousaoss, Ueuralgia, Dropsy, Tumors, Dinner Worms, for .Purifying as a the Blood, Fiil, ■* . Are die most'eft fective and conge nial pv.rgativeevet i§ type zM^iSS^r* lif discovered. , They f 1 arc mild, but et- 1 1 E ; .« feetual in theis W operation, moving f -m |A the. and bowels without sm-el pain, y - tQfgtj.tw 3 ’'"^; ,M. [\ Jte Although gentld jEgpKfinfir |i||? in their operation, 's£ they thorough are stiH and tha * q&kagcifrir most ---15 searching cathar J- 1C medicine that can be employed: cleans* j n g £| ie stomach and bowels, and even the blood. In small doses of one pill a day, they stimulate the digestive organs and promote vigorous health. Ayer’s "Pills have been known for more than a quarter of a century, and have obtained a world-wide reputation for thei/ virtues. They correct diseased action in the several assimilative organs ot tha body, and arc so composed that ohstruo tions within their range can rarely with, ttand or evade them. Not only do they ture the every-day formidable complaints and dangerous of every body, but also the of diseases that have baffled best human skill. While they the produce time, power- tha lid effects, they are, at sauna safest and best physic for children. much less By than jS)-ii- aperient the action purgatives, they jiripe and never common pve pain when the bowels are not inflamed, fluey reach the vital fountains by fleeing of the blood, it xnd strengthen the system from the elements <r c weakness. Adapted to all ages and conditions in all climates, containing neither calomel nor be taken any deleterious with safety drug, these anybody. fills may sugar-coating, by them fresh, presc-v;- : ever and makes them pleasant to take; while being from purely their vegetable, no harm can ariso use in any quantity. PBEPAUKl) BY Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mas^., 1 > Practical and Analytical EVLBYWHL^ OlirmisU, BY AiJu> DRUGGISTS to * MM’l'IT” THE j8AvAfiH«H M«r-rrr« %3&ULT w uruin HEW*, of p, in tli or [tied 6 Cl “ P * ; J\lL T U _ Jb _ JJ _ JL - r p J_ 7 BY MRS. OPHELIA NISBET REID, or eato.vtox, ga., Author of "JIv Mother's Daughter,” “Ah, 1 ward,” and “Mrs Dare.” . I Those who have enj,,y,l the pleasure afford j pushed *>? the lady perusal of this productions, gifted and will aocom i 8 previous need no commendation of this her lust and moat j uteravhlat’ thkt'Lw’dm Ih.-m' U f ° r * h ° rare it -n'issiu-a thvV.'i'rKLV ^fC Nnix’,- •'"'•hif i t of ............./“ yoUrrifi : m' ! gisr'ci-lTd Letter, m by > or Express at our risk. ; J. II. ESTII.L, i Savannah, Ga. Executor’s Sale. I GEORGIA—Montgomery County. j On the FIRST TUESDAY in MARCH next, j will he sold at, the Court House door, in Mi. ! Vernon, within the legal hour* of sale One ! tract of land, containing three hundred : and 1 , ■ fifty acres, Miller, more John or Dunn less, and bounded others, hy ’ Also, lahcls of j one other tract, containing four hundred ores more Henry or less, Joyce bounded others. l.v lauds of.Join, Mii’er, A. ami Also, one orin-r t V a, ‘ t of '-and, containing one huuctred and sixty-IVmr acres more or less,Bounded hv lands of McKinnon, H, A .Town lUilh'i and otln rs Sold as thelirorertv nf DavM ,1 ,|„ l je ncfl t ot the heirs and creditors of said de cf „ ‘ This, Bebruaiy 2d, MdO. A. II. McCUDIMON, febG Lxecntrr. M Montgomery ..-r, ,,,, (Sheriff's whentt 8 Golo •Mte. AX7*ILL 11 HOUSE BE door, GOLD in BBFOitL tho L, Tin; GOi HT i, , Alt. \ er non, ou the First Tuesday in March next during the legal hours of pale, one tract oi land containing 2 to ner,o'more erle s, situated in the 1221 district of said countv, bounded hv lands of S. ti. Calhoun, T. F. Williams anil others. Sold as tile property of D. G. Mc Allum, of to Olaghorn satisfy one Justice Court fi. fa. ic favor A Cunningham vs. D. G. JU ' A1U,nl ' Levy made and returned to mo by a constable. This, February i, 18Sfi. J. J. BURKHALTER, Sh< riff M. C. Ayer’s Ague Cure, -f&mWn. s?-or Fever and Airao, Intermittent Fever, Chill Fever,Hemittent i'ever,Dumb Ague, Periodical or BUious Fever, iicc., and indeed Ml the affections which arise from molari ous, marsh, or m.asmatzc poisons. This is a compound remedy, prepared with scientific skill from vegetable ingredients, which rarely fails to cure the severest cases of Cliilla and Fever and the concomitant disorders. Such a remedy the necessities of tho people in mala rious districts demand. Its great superiority over any other medicine yet discovered for the cure of lutermittcnts is, that it contains no qui nine or mineral, and those who take it are free from danger of quinism or any injurious effects* and are as healthy after using it as before. It has been extensively employed during the last years in the treatment of these distressing disorders, and so unvarying has been its success that it has gained the reputation of being iufal iibio. It can, tnerefore, be safeiy recommended ss a sure remedy and specific for tho Fover and in the blood, # 'A.I^.recs the System from its influ ence, bro|e so ,t; x L fevor and ague, shakes or chills, once isteiin%>ntracted. u it, do not return until the diseaad greSm*K’£ty The of disorders which arise from the imtation of this poison, such as Neuralgia, Xthebmatiam, Gout, Headache, XUinduess, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, PaU pitation, Splenic Afi'ceUonfe, HystevSce, Fain in the Bowels, Colic, Paralysts, i^d derange of the Stomach, all of which become intermit r° AvTm's f Ague Cube, which cures thorn nme all ?r alikn, t and protects the system from ftiture attacks. As a preventive, it is of immense service m those communities where Fever anti Ague prevails^ if taken a* it stays the development of the disease orithQ first approach ofihe premonitory symp toms. Travellers and temporary residents arc thus enabled to defy these disorders, and few For liver Complaints, arising from torpidity, it is an excellent remedy; it stimulates this organ into healthy activity, and produces many remark* able cures where other medicines fail. Prepared Practical by ^^ualyGJa^Chemisti, Dr. J. G. ^yer &,Co., SOLD iJST’ACLt^t DY ALL UKU^OISTS EVERYWIIEE3. j ED IN ISS3. ' *4 T HAVE CONSTANTLY ON H.Wffi ONE OF the tajj&it -and Best Selected 3tofcte of AKfP SHOIilS in the State, and at .Prices as Low as the Lowest. fVLL GOOi>S WARffAXTED. FINE GOODS A SI j ' :'E. | . MTiiONG, ' oct3-3m 53 SECOND St., MAdfej oA- _______ ' 5 MALoS & Ull nii&it tfclir The-foM^f!fli-^penfor- alunft' the Road! odfn veuicnee of our rraders Htline oi , DOWN DAY T11AIN, NO. 3. Arrives at? Cochran ...... ..... a. “ Dill KJIS . . . >* : jy Eastman..... Ohauiicey .....12:10 .....ii:l t P i i '? .... “ DLelLac* .... 5 “ McYilio 1 :;L “ Towns i :r>S. (( “ Liimlier Gitv . Cl : ; “ Tlazk'hiu’sl.... CC 1 u “ “ Graham Baxley cc — y'S ...... - Breiitwootl... Surreney ...... “ty? “ iv.tr. . n ‘ £ HajiUa “ Jetuiv) up day Train no. -1. AiTivcxs at Jesnp ...... 0:15 a in f " Satitla...... .... 0.55 a m Brentwood..... .... 7:17 a Baxlev......... Currency ..... ... 7:42 a m (C 8:21 a rvi .... Graham ... . a ILizlolmrst,..... ____9:84 a m Lumber Town City............ 10:10 a m A .....10:97 It ):: it MoYjHe....... MoRao .... II)’59 a vi ....... WWlS-n Ciiiuincey .... p tt Ehk tmnn 1 01 n ...... ..... (t Di.l^is.:...... .....-3 :-"-9 i Couiiraai ...... ----- 2:T, j To tho People of Telfair and Country, We want .; you ti nndcr.ri: ; .il iliat one of mostmKil.lomon , „ in J..:e(,n ,, is.Mr. ,, \\. ... , ... ten, who ih strictly a- North Carolina Torauco Manufactui: Bkajlku. ever you t»et from hir-i isdilvo “good old ioned times.” With liiin you can find N. BiScmATir, who directs his whole time to General Grocery and Liquor l$its«lii TVhetiovci* yfi\t ['O t<-» Macon, or hav bo aenddhorc, don’t f;.rgc 4 WO iu co -3m; - 'I'SioMAS ■WOOI » — DEALER IX Fsunitusc, Car|K‘t«, Matfrrsset, Spring Bed.;, Window Shades, 1 Wall Paper and Mr f ti C, —...... j Ca ^ leRa:,tly a — ALSO, — i Cases Coffins and Caskests. in VI, Orders by Tel, graph Tn 1 Next to “Lanier House,” Mace; doc5~2uu FEED A El) LIVERY START - j y-, and I A'wJin Jl,i. , j!;” t w^S<! ;'k ; ^ ”, ’ ).;R the pub guuerftlir, that 1 , to aLvmlnuodut,,. thjm-with Sa> ; furnish Horses amt careful Bit'sipCR; drivei Buiodes aim a tne most terms. My persona) attention win Yen to toe business, and satisfaction will Ultra' Red. Thanking my friends for tin the past hoi to merit a cimti' uan same. da night. Ready to accommodate .,!., uovSM-tr y or licspeetfuilv, V, Ml TRO IK. Savannahi Florida & Western Iv m C iCNT.n al J$r r Eni ntesdun v*s Or . Sayai?>’ah, .De^etaiJer l;uh, r 0*« niV s' vday, df.< ----- - s e.nger Traius ou this ) ut will i uii as iGiiovva i Leave Savannah NIGHT EXPRESS. Arrive Je&hp daily daily at..... at at. .......... 7-ni) r. m Arrive at Thonmavilfe. daily at......<> A. :ri Arrive at Bain bridge daily at. . ... 9.4d Arrive at Albany daily at ...... ...ItJo Vrriv e at Live Oak daily at .. . Arrive at Tallaliussee daily at...... Arrive at Jacksonville daily at'........ 7 -c v. Leave TaUalittasee daily at Leave Leave Jacksonville Live Oak daily daily at..... ut........ 5 Leave Albany daily at......... TO-' Til Leave Bainbridge daily at...... Ifij- ai Lea Thoinasville daily at..... Leave Jesnp diiiiy at............. Arrive at Savannah uaiiv at........ i No change of cars between Rnvam i arid JaclcgonviUe and Savannaii and A h. t -< Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars daily L, Savannah and Jack-onville. vannah Sleeping ears run through to and from S- and Albany. The elegant Sleeping and Parlor CVa the Eufauhi line daily between Mm t; Ala., and Jaclisomide, without e ::: Onmsvilie Passejigm aju! tV:‘in ('cdiirlvej Savannah F-1:*•);»•- for tL-ruaiuliiiy traii/. Passenger- fer D.iriea take tl.:.- 1: t Pas ’iig. rg Item Savannah for Bruuswirk take this train, arrivuig at Prunsrriek afc h:o. ‘A Af. Vl\ iffiii Di'un3\viek a LOO p. ?.i., ar rive tS:> •• ‘.huO A. ai. Passengers leaving- Macon at- 7:15 ..at. (ihr'I-v Cxi opt Smulav; eojiueetat Jcsiw \vi : L • ^jj^ for 1' loritla. 1 asseu>:, ; :v from P loridx by this i < susnnwiili tmiu arriving in I, , (daily ,t t 0.2 P. st. exccpl tiiiudsy). t. ix, K i r .„ Jn! JnviU -U1J thr -h to fr , 0 am • Connect at Albany with r ZTi. wavs on SimthmsU rn V - Macon, Eufaula, Ti :n , ;il -..ry, 23 Orleans, etc. , r , > bteamei leaves r»‘;ui.irid's:of !'d 1 ' rulul ,l v u i iiursdiiy evv- : for *' ’ irnbu ' ' ,l * overj Tuesday and Hu l ur. 1 .fie noon. Jlose connectioi ti ,'s excepted) for (- m Augustin •. rnlaika, Eute? »n laiu . (!j . r , J . t \ ,, l . cn J** A ' 1 *' 1 ' , ‘ • ■ , V-\ Thro'-^V^Tri-i r ' V, - ' 1 V VL ' :’ Ml u< ', ' '.g' ‘ S.U r •.,. v ( u j y ' —--------- A Til* ______ AcL. ' E Le&yeSft^Su&h,Sundays # Jim ^ ISI() . Mi.iv cea tpt< -I* j *er. ve tonL..... Leave descip........... Leave IJackFhoar...... e at Dupont..... l* ijr' oa ^ L ‘ L ^...... !l h<cii......... % ■ ' { lin ' A v; V J ‘' ; '..... .ft ■ &• r •• % WFS*BN...... w Lh ii,u.\ ,.,,xisr.h ,. BeAve EHiporu, :SiVi.'.uays exec■■nted,.. 57 ao 1 . Lv.ive plilosMct....... 5. 2 . v 0il v Laituiau at............. 11: ,■ . at. f hoimuiviile, Arrive .......wm. .2:l a# L'-av-( anjiha ...... : £.-f) l ut.................. 24 ........ 2 EeavuThom-isk J, QuitJium /do' 11 *..... r L ( V e A’ Leave Valdosi a. iteroiT,,, ■ v tauon. H. H. ILUNES, G-. :U1 w . ITlrkta m ckarlctb ftIB LINE RAILWAY. AtlJFta, j’asskxiu-.k DmiiiM tg changI Ga., June -3, 1871 of schedi; i ■ 0 N anti- after-Wjjiifi Iri. TB'riN - oil this road ws fidiows : % p\X 001 l^SSENGli.L. ng TUAJ. . A IT JVC -‘tiC'lr! fyiu.laL.-, •( Leave A t , - v . «■ JiTA tli hr -J A Leave OKI w ;. iqfijtT /■ juli com. ?.xn: w&st. Abll THAT. Liilri-e r gi ye A at- ttii -C: i, ir Jri t L-..... ,t:i ,- r ,. ,. .Mi ’ .isrnxoBii tjui> AiTivr .......... Leave Cbiti'foirilfcrf conjL i-.as'i i,iw,m. rniitviri.,*..- 4 , A rri ve at. t aUL tcave AtLin'ta ... j Vi rive at zUi Tnuore^.aaailr 1 t;i. TKA-.V, j LeaveCtttxiral,.... A 1 I IiOCAIs FI'.EIURT a KE) Ai‘(’.C^k'J) ' \rrhe at Atkijia., i litav j Atlal-ta.’,.! i? i THUOUCIU i'illliciiiT T^.vd Arrive at Atlanu,.... i i /iiavr- Jctlantrf........ ’ Close f'oimc.’iion nf- Atlanta f< i A\ v st, aiul at Charlotte poi G. J, FOj, w J. nouterm.^, Geitcrai 1’aKi.e ■HiXyv and .’i ii. ok PrlARSHALL Crouj»>»l<m ,«iD - \ N l V.\.v\ JOBE Bit ESN A X, P,; r — Slate of BisjiuiL - - : OO, $*1 ."■*< a aw 3,00, _ nn ;VCCO“!ll , tip I^K.Uinn e;’ ihfrm. o .'an , in, <<*., '-n-. 1 . 1 ,8. T D-un . *!ro: -I ts1m Dus 1 t -od of i»rf , . - ■ y , m 1Ull t!l( , , ,, n ,„ n i ( ,, :i connected w-ilh Gje : »Hov traveling t port.- 1 > ■ J;L..,»i :M tavorably known to the >AC. A FIUS l'-( L.V88 HOT"”’ T npd prorttrod '.<> r you sj *yhon H you vi-H S 1 '•'*r Yoiii s Ri Bp. • Uully, >1 L HAinm ZL.eJiui&xSftsi 1 '- h 'V