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- T OOAL3 - MoYILLE, MAY 21tb„ 1880. Short Stops. - Knight,' Mr. Riley Johnson has employed Mr. of Jesup, as salesman. The show on Monday night Inst was • failure. The Brunswick Fair «M a grand suc¬ cess. Many thanks Miss Annie, that butter¬ milk was delicious. , The man who knows he never makes a mistake is always making them. ; And now "The corn is waving, An¬ nie.” i Wc are tempted to brag of obr sub¬ scription list now, , Can the smell of roast chicken be con¬ sidered a fowl odor ? There is a time for everything and the proper time to pay your suuscription is when it is due. Parasol flirtation;: are bad popular. ikeil Handkerchiefs and fens have day. - Who was It slept antil near dinner time last -Sut day ? - Rev. J. C. Jamieson, of Bolingbrook e ft*., yrill preach at McYilIe on next, Wednesday night, 25th. We have had our immense oat crop harvest. f Oar citizens have all returned from the Brunswick Fair. Jake was not shipwrecked as was supposed. >, Come here, my darling little wifey, Come quick upon my lap, And keep the flies off my bald head, Or I’ll give you a gentle dap. , Now take your hoe and your rake and dig your garden ground, sunburn your hose and tear your clothes and gayly fly around; but when year fou neighbor’s chickens scratch the itec'dJ plant With care, just wait a week before you kpeak, and do not, do swear. Don’t lend your GzcwfefiAH. Your heighbor is as much able to subscribe for it as you are—and maybe a leetle inore so. Walnut leaves scattered under your houses and promiscuously over the yard will oause the pestiferous, jolly, jumping flea to vacate the premses. We notice a great deal of wool on the Streets'lately. The wool-growing busi¬ ness of Southeast Georgia is getting to l>e one of the most prosperous products qf the whole country, and McYilIe is the best market this side of Savannah. Kan has been to Fernmidina, “gatb tfp.ttf&.sb'lHs from the shore,” (tod bays it is nice bathing in the mighty Atlantic, while the beautiful mermaids .are sweetly singing—but they didujt siug any while he was sloshing around lu there. .,-i ... Bullard’s Bur is tho besf^ tH Sown, fie Seems determined to lead-in his busi¬ ness and has lately added 16' his already fancy establishment, arrangements tim'M’ gift by which he can ut any and all bis customers champagne on ice, soda water ou ioe, lager beeroa ioeand many other refreshing drfriM ; , ,,-lt'r. Jf. W. Browning, of McRae Ga., lias within the past tbtee weeks lost three Vpry sweet and interesting little children and their fourth and last one is hardly expected to live. We sympathize with the bereaved parents, but God has said "Suffer little children to come unto me. ” If you want four good pictures for ^1,00 call on Mr. John Smith at this place. We have seen a sample of his work and pronounce it first class. Luke Alien colored is selliug beantifu pictures, and wishes us to Btate that he will.be in Jacksonville Ga,, on Wednes¬ day 26th. Resignation of Gen. J. I* Gordon. From the Atlanta Constitution of yesterday we learn that Gen. J. B. Gor¬ don has resigned his seat in the United States Senator #pd gives as bis reason a desire Jltf, fetjra from public life. Tfyi* step of Gen. only Gordon to the will people be of a great supprise not efoorgi* butth#. entire country. The Governor wfll have to appoint his suc¬ cessor till the Meeting of ‘he Legislature. We wait in breathless tks&atj to see who ft will be. Personal Mention. ' Dr. Hicks, of Montgomery 1 county, eras in our town last Monday. , Capt. Hughs? a very prominent citizen of Montgomery oofehty, was in town this weak. Married ladies always .love to visit their Mamas and Mrs. Ml C. Ballard hum gone to see hers in Schley county. ftiss Flora McQueen, of Montgomery county, is visiting her uncle in Atlanta. How time flies 1 In a speech, the other day, Delegate Maginnis said : “When my old friends of the army of the Cumberland marohed down the Avenue last week, and I remember the smooth-faoed, brownhaired boys who had marohed through Tennessee and . Virginia in the war and now their gray and silver looks,' J could not help thinking how lfebfe* it was sltifce the war, m 5 how unfit those men would now be t6' stand cn picket, . fnftt riVers, to remain ,all ijight in theif wet .clothes, to endure the hardships which soldiers hjsye to undergo. No man who served iu„thai wenfd war. if there was a'^iaft to-day, would be liable to that draft; he be exempt from military, duty., ,There is scarcely a man amqng them that Would' ptes**medical examidziion fyr a soldiw. Gentleman in , sneaking* the ' war mufst remember tl^it it was a long -theeago. Whijfc.SoniA pf n* may befli for officers, none -fit .those served in the war would be fit for zdldiers.” Timber Splinters. ■;* Fftfilf THE TIMBEB GAZETISS. Since our last issue there has been 8 arrivals and 6 departures, there are 24 Vessels :u port, loadihg With Umber and lumber. ' Mf, D. M. Mtbiro cleared on, Saturday the German bark PriUz Rugeut,«Capt. Herwig, for Krimpen on Lek, HoILnd, h^vn with a cargo of 330,000 feet of timber, valued at 43,800; and *10,000 feet of deals, val'dea at 41 Q& Friday Messrs. B. Norwegian A. A J. Stewart*pleated tkrk Richard, on the Oapt. Olsen, for London, England, With a cargo of 328,$69 feet of deals, valued 44, 536; on Monday the Swedish bark Capt. Hansen, for Granton, Scotland, with a cargo 241,600#gefi of hewn timber, valued at 82.410; lffi),5O0 feet ®f sawn, valued at Sl,8®8; and 10 000 feet of deals, valued at 4125. The river is very red which fact indi¬ cates that there is a-oohsiderahle rise in the rivers occasioned by ‘ heavy rains up the country. There will doubtless be a deal of timber down during the en¬ week. The season is fast drawing to a close and critters Will be likely to bring down ail they can before the merchants leave for their.annual oltlers. sum¬ mer tour iu search of Messrs James K. Cltfriffe & CeJ, cleared Friday, the Danish bark Bom', Capt. for Bristol, England, with a of 213,854 feet of hewn timber, valued al 12,566,24“; 135,606 feet of timber, valued at 41 . 627 , 99 ; and 12.987 feet of deals, valued at 4155,84; schooner Grecian Bend, Cupt v cleared yesterday forHansport, 8., with a Cargo of 42,iSl,24. 127,587 feet of Umbel valued at Mr. James Hunter cleared on Friday Dutch bark Kortenaer, Gapt. Date for London, England, with a cargo 914,038 feet of hewn timber, valued 46,168,43; and 13,674 feet of deals; at 4164,08; also from St. Simon,s on tho siiih'e drif, the Norwegian Kalliope, Capt. Christensen, for orders, with a cargo 630,000 feet of hewu timber; valued $7,560; and 18,143 feet of deals, at $217,86. Cargo from Darien. During the year 1877 there were ,715, feet of timber dowr.; ih 187$ were 54,000,06*0; in 1879 there 50,500,000. Since the ffrsl of of this year there has been i riiarke^ feet in divided up as January, Inarch, 5,066,000; February, 13,644,473; 7,356,713; April, 11,214,000; May, up to date, 2;700,000. The total value of the timber received so far this year amounts to about 8580 .*• 0(M; total value,of timber arrived since January fat, 1877, about $2,634,000. Although the river continues in fine rafting condition there has not been much timber down thus far this month. This-we suppose is owing to the with¬ drawing of a large number of cutters from the business for a time m older to make their crops. This has been ex¬ pected all along and the sffhkpers have not allowed themselves to be caught “short.” Nevertheless vessels continue to arrive and considerable qualities of timber could still be sold at remunerative prices to the cutter. There has been a {ailing off from the prices that ruled during the past four mouths but this is owing, in a great measure, to the quality tit flier timber. The,most of the timber that has been sold daring the past two weeks was of very poor quality, and as a matter of course the price paid for it is not a fair representation of the market. Whenever a prime raft was offered for sale the price paid' for it has in nearly every instance been as high as at any time duriug the season. For ordinary timber we quote $2.00 hewn at 41. $2f.5l> ($■ to $1.30 and scab at from to on the average. A very fashionable lady, who fairly dotes on her children, and is very par¬ ticular about their toilets, had a narrow escape last Sunday from losing oue of her darlings. It was leaning out of a third story window, when it lost its bal¬ ance, and in a moment more it would have been dashed to pieces on the crowd - ed pavement below. Fortunately the mother seizedik just as it was disappear¬ over the window sill. Clasping the saved cherub to liter breathless breast, the fond mother exclaimed, as tears of flowed 1 from her uplifted eyes: "If that ohilt^ had fallen i into the street With that dirty dress dk, would never, forgiven myself.” And she proceeded,to dress it up in styles so that, come what might, the family wohTd not be disgraced. — . ■r v v citizens Five prominent and wealthy of I’ennuylvaniawero fhoney recently convicted of bribery in using te’influence | 0 gj a i a ti ODi The high standing of these bribers did not prevent an honest Judge f rotn p a8S jng a just sentence upon them, sentenced them to the penitentiary £ 0J . ono year,,,and to pay a fine of one fbougand dollars aud ait costs. That g tn j e bag a j 5 0 , ird 0 f Pardons, and! we g|1 pp 0S0 tbe bribers must be political {riendg of tho Boardt for tiley hastily oonTened and relieved the criminal of part 0 f tb e sentence requiring them tQ gpn t to prikon. In this act we tjjink the Board committed a greater flr j nl0 a g ft inst society than did the 'criminals whom they relieved from their p nt . a py . These same men cun afford to e pg fl g e the same business again. Mr. Mark ——-j- Komp, -, an uged and “liigbjz ,esteemed citizen of ...Dooly county, died on Ike 7U> inst. .,We are informed thrt Mr. ifomp had gone to his crib aft** a,turn of com apd was fonud dead inaiije the crib. His death, it is thought, rolled from heart disease. —J9;spofc/i. Horse KiUad b y * Bee, * One oT-thc vt'fangfe accidents of life" oc¬ curred not far from Americas. Mr. ficu Weaver’s stock were drinking froris the trough at his well preparatory to going to plowing, when one horse by fallen accident imbibej a bee, which had into the watdfc : ''ffc$i a ' number the buzzing about the'trough, and'stung; horse in some vital part of the tnbdth. The horse made frantic efforts to eject the bee. Whether he succeeded e^- noMs not necessary to this account. Tn e horse-was soon in convulsions from the pain, an4, died^Bees *9 4 ihprj.-^use after he was stung, have aforidneSs tor damp places, ffid M the stock trough is near their hives, 'deterdnha to it in grpat numbers; ab'ddn IbiA-.&se proved themselves a "cf&r'se.— Sunipter Republi¬ can. An anti-Grant Republican paper calls irttetifSnn to the • fact' that Gen. Grant, iu his recent speeches, has certified to the” “dom pi etc-Success” of President Hayes’ ^pufhern policy, and it thinks 1 thb ^X^PresiSfeh* ought to rather go for a second term of the present incnmtjeht. The total-Vote' of England at the Into elections has at last been counted and found to be B,309,C$5, an in¬ creased of 30 per cent, over the vote oast in 1874. The Liberal majority in the meanwhile tern more than doubled, for the Liberal, although in a majority in Parliament in 1874, Were in a majority of 212,999 of the popular vote. Mayor fealloch stands a gcod chance to be sent to keep company with the infamous Kearney. By >a unanimous vote fcf the'City C^eitolf Sf^hFraneiscO' it has been dreided to institute legal proceedings against him under charges that will remove him from office and probably send him to prison. The Northern Methodist General Con¬ ference is discussing the question A of li¬ female preachers. number of petitions have been presented asking that women be licensed to preach, and that they be ordained Deacons. We think Taul is better authority ou that subject than would be a license from forty conferences. - The land thieves in Colorado who call themselves “prospectors” have declared war against theIndianson the Ute reser¬ vation, aud they say that they will wage it unless the government interferes to protect the red men. Why-make this Qualification? Why not . declare The war also against the United States? threat is an impeachment either of the sincerity of the government or of its energy.— Sav. News. Col, Fred Graufc lately remarked that his father thought U break down Washington’s policy in regard to the third term. No doubt about it. And probably the old man would sit down ou a good many of Washington’s ideas. .Washington never- tolerated the whisky rings aud such an abominable set as grew fat around the White House during Grant’s two terms.— Ex. ScTttmz Grant,—S ecretary Schurz infcniied.a geiuj^eman that -if General Grifht was uOnflu’aleJ’at Chicago he should immediately retire from the Cabinet, or at least give fhte President an opportunity to appoint a new Secretary of the Interior. Mr. Schurz will do this in the contingency* named because he will not support General Grant, and he takes it for granted'.that the administration would.— Ex. Recent reports from Ireland indicate that the distress is increasing. A letter received in Philadelphia the other day from Dublin states that "iu very mauy parts of Ireland, but principally in Donegal, C’alway,^ §ljgo,, Mayo a^'d Reicommon', < to the distress? appears bo greater than it was a month since.” It is hoped? that tba new government will do something toward additional Jaffo/ding relief, but fti the meantime aid from this oonnty is urgently needed.— Sdo. Veins. The Cold Weathfe!— Th© Richmond Lnspatch of Monday {, Tli© polar wave, re^brted to'ms Having passed over th© State of New York on Friday, visited us on Saturday morn ing at sanrtse m ear^eat, when 'he mer cury was was too'dVy down and to 49 windy, deg. hoWeVer, ^weaffiter lor frost, and so the vegetable, and fruits were spared. Sunday night the weather was milder. ... „ Ut ■ A corpse of engiueeffi from the Texas and Pacific and New Orleans Pacific railroads has just reported the result of a tborough inspection recently made of tho Eads jetties ot the month of the Mississippi river. This report states .that the South Pijss, which five years afb was not nuvigabite for vessels draw¬ ing ovijr six feet', is now a magnificent stream one thousand feet in width, with a central channel varying from two hundred and fifty to fife hundred feet in width, where twenty-six feet is the least depth on tho : Offter ‘edges, * and where thirty-five feek'ia the average prevailing „dopth ot the middle.— Telegraph & Messenger. ________ V, wodifrn wool :‘t 4 WOOL! Having; effected O^teii,i™i arrangements with one of .the Jcgtesb wo are enabled to pdy Wilt tjiijjhirfbeul jasb prices for wool You J:P call or correspond with ns ing. April .. 27 . Maa«.& Cochran Bnc,.,^ Cfa. .. WOOD, DEALER JN . L. J ts- : 11 Furniture, Mattresses SPING BEDS, - ’> { CARPETS, WINDOW SHADES, VVALV, PAPEll ANU HATTUVQS, fctEGANTLFs FWI8HSJ) METAL CASES ANDpASKETS. A L S Gases,, CofiSjas and Qasfeets, in ail Woods* Orders by telegram pnomply attended. MACOPf, GA. # -Next to “Lamer I0[on8e.’te , M ft y 5,.’90. dee. jijX.:^ ~ Wool. McRae & 8 h fe'.S Ga., wants hundred. ’ rihnsds one I of wool for which ik. lay.the highest market TELFAIR i For the pa ♦ing Tax Re turns, I wihbe |tthefflB tent places as follows i ‘ *• Cobbvilfe, T Monday, th May. 25 HafflcjraMt.Cam J. »* No ! same be sworn April to; 2f, - - ’8t (K ’ We • M D, R t. a . 8P •v**a. MwMiX ife’t Ekb. fail to ci Maitmt. Remember the Bar ^nSC g ° Ut at and below cost lbr One CiSrioad of eornjat, in Store, which will be sold at cost. * - prioe Drj goodw,e#4vory thom, descriptum B4fe St almost any you waut at tt,e' aiQ 8tore, In order to make their change la business the Bargain Store is selling out; Zytamt} below cost. Call and bVconvineod. 1 - J Bargain Good Brogan shoes ft Ttt, le Ore At Store of H. L. Mass*.. ^Begt Prfhts only 1 m; 8f t&e Gr Bargain K. C. BULLARD keeps .the bes iskoy in town. Ercsii lager always on draft at BULLAKB8. Go to BULLARDS for Goon Whiskies. Ask at K. C. BULLARDS for ,.ito great 1 Marble Head the beat nickle cigar in iLe known* world, and “don’t you forget it.” ----- ~ ..... ~■ received Splendid K. lot C. of BULLARDB. Pipes, cigar holder* Ac, Vtf&f at te Head Quarters for Whiskies, Wirfcs, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff Ac, Ac. Wool Wool. I shall pay the higest cash price for wool wool this season, for the having largest made'arrangements house in Baltimore. to bay I aW prepared to pay a little higher for wool yoff tha^i' Savannah buyers. Give me a coll when come to McYilIe. H. L, Masse. NEVr ADVERTISEMENTS. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. Whereas Hiram E. Gibbs Administrator of Lemean C. Gibbs late of said deceased, has this di8mi da$ : 8si5ofc filed l fron^ his said application .Estate and for these letter ot cite . are therefore to all persons concerned both kindred and creditors to be and appear at my office within the time perscribea by law to show cause if granted; any they can why said letter should not be as prayed for* this May the 3d 1880. PHIL McBAE, O. M. C. Telfair Sheriff’* Sale. YTTILL V* BE SOLD BEFORE THE COURT bouse door, in th* town of McRae Tuesday the in legal next hoars the of following sale on the first June lotL 8 Of " laud, to wit: No 193 iu the 9th District, No 181 and 182 in tile 7th, District of Telfair county Georgia. Said lots each containing 202% acres more or less. Levied on as the property of G. F. Browning to satisfy one fi fa issued from April term of Superior Court in favor of W. H. Clem¬ ents vs G.F. Browning. 160 words p*r fe *300. Also at the same time and place will be sold lot of laud No 215 In the 7th District of Telfair county levied Ga., containing the 202% of Radford acres more Browning or less on a s property fi issued from Telfair to satisfy Superior one mortgage Court, April fa term 1880, in favor of W. H. Clements vs Radford Browning. This 28th, day of April 1880. 77 woids pY fee A. M. BOWEN, Sheriff Telfair Co. Montgomery Sheriff^ Sale, • ** will be Hold before the court house ttwtowa ofMt. V^in next, the following property to jv" district of said county, Levied on ae ^ert^of M . D. fl fe property pointed out by plaintiff ih fifo. £ch^table. Levy made and returned to me tB' This April 8th 1880. J, J. BUBKHALTER, four insertions Sheriff fe© $3fb. MUJ 116 words p'r "\T7TLL YY BE SOLD BEFORE THE 0OTRT i • HOUSE DOOR iu the town of Mt. Vernon between the legal hours of sale on the; first Tuesday in May next the following clc.fcbed •jwpoerty ‘ situated to witi lying 700 and acres being of landifi" in the 1 lose District G. M. of said, county, bounded by lands oh of As John the propert Wing of Ehillips Joseph and Phillips qthere, Sr., levied & to satisfy one justice court fi in ft'vor of John McLeod. Property written pointed notice out CifV.ltic by above plaintiffs levy attorney served, ou teameant in pcesefRon. Levy made and This returned April 5th to 1880. me by J. H. Darley -Constable. g. w. MonmnMK ' . Vmuty Sheriff fee M.C, .... 133 words four trtions p’r tfiste. . , MONTGOMERY COURT OF ;:| APRIL TFBM APRIL 5th , It being made known to yto ^ of u, departed thiB life Intestate aud no ona a ¥ for ' adminestratlon on hia Estate, great loss Midi ti ury is daily ocenring to the next of kin an<l -. reditora. That tojte.is -lfa Worth Kttatfl both two thousand real and personal dollars of which: saiAagBudent jlhttld be tt?aiS.WS55fS35^ ation th. ,!S MCVILLE MARKET, Meal 8$ to 96 cents per bushel. Ofcrti $5 to 88 cents per bushel. Bice 7 to 8 cents per pound. Salt $1 25 per sack. CSffee 5 ti> 7 pounds for one dollar. W*h Sfigar 11 to IS^.ce^tk per pstiud. potatoes 40 .cents per peek, Prints 6 to 8 cent#; ^hee^ipg , 7 ; j j.to 91 cents per yard. tarn Shirting 7 to 10 fiRhcii. cents p‘fet yard, J^is {[j $1 to 71 cents per notihd. Potash 10 cents per bad. ^rap Obttpn jJ to 12} ; mafkef firm. 35 to 45 cents yet gallon ; de ifianu good at these figures. jn !§wqet potatoes 50 cents per bnsliel ; geod demand. , Chickens 20 to iS cents ; very scarce. 0bQ ts P el ' dozeu - - r% des W to lmk 15 cents per pound ; prices a ; ’ C0 rm ^ ^ cents for dry salted g } d g \ firm. PROFESSION AL TAKD8 X , Ow A L S, wT D., Ai. 'Practitioner, McVILEE, GA, fd>. 23,1880. M. & Tv tFARE, " Minify iiiBelor at Law, Will practice in the the Brunswick Circuit. Office at the court house dcci9-tt Tomi. Eason. ATTORNEY A I LAW, Wn®’ tt McVill^ Qju, , practice in the cpinties of Dodge, Dooly, Irwin, Lanr.i, Mont gnmf ry, Pulaski, Telfair and \\ ..cox. E te 23. 1-y. , A ,W asTOK - CAMP & LIVINGSTON, At 1 O RN KY AT LAW, 8WAIN8BOBO’ KMANUEL, COUNTY, OA. WiJh]wactioe in the Supremo District Court of Geor- for the United States Court Georgia, and in the Superior, Courts of the fol¬ lowing counties; TafnaH Emanuel, Johnson, Laurens. Montgomery, and Bulloch. EiVID M. EOBEOTS. JOHN F. BFtACY, Roberts & DeL&cY, «e • Attorneys at* Law, EASTMAN GA. VFHrili Do^ly, PBACXICli ftv-fhd comities of Dodge, Montgomery, Pulaski, Telfair, Appling, Wilcox, and Coffee, Irwin, Lau reii i; in the SE&nreme Court, and in the Circuit arnlDis tfig^Ovirts ^■Special of attention the IT. S', given in Georg%; branches .■» • to all or tne practice. June 6th 79. C. O. SMlfS, A tTbRfiEY AT LA W, Mao Vim,®, Ga. Wrl^practice in the aud counties Coffee of of the the Oconee Bruns- 1 Real gpecial Estate, attention examining given to eelling titles ana leasing lands and to Will also represent cflsos tbrongh responsi ble correspondents ill any county of the S tate ela 8peej$?attcntion Mi given fC ffiij collection lv. ot 1 MACON £ B8UNSWIGK R. R. CUMBl^LAND Superintendent^ ROUVE_via BRUNSWICK. Grnv.RAi, Otfice, 1 .j ;ftf Macon, Ga., Joly 10, 1870. ( /\n and after Sunday, the 21st instant, Pas V/senger trains on tid.i road will run as fol¬ lows: Cumberland RteiJte yiadSrnnswiok: - NIGHT PASSENGER KOI 1, SOUTH. Daily. Leave Macon...... .. 7:45 p m Arrive Cochran... .. 9:47 P M Armo' Eaatman... ..10:45 p M .. 8:27 a M steamer.' .. 6:00 A M Le . .6:15 A M Arr, "^ vdJacksonville.. f#andina. .. . .10:15 2:35 A m .. P M NIGHT PASSENGER NO. 2, NORTH-Duily. Leave Jacksonville 11:15 A M Leave Femandina per steamer...... 8:45 P M Arrive Brunswick....................7:45 p M Leave Brunswick.....................8:00 p Leave Jesup .......................10 35 P » Leave LeaVftCochran......................4:33 Eastman....................3:31 a m a m Arrive at Macon.....................6:55 a ■ Close connection at Macon for all points North, East and West via Atlanta and Augusta. DAY ACCOMMODATION NO. C$outh, Via Jesup and Live Oak—Daily, except Sunday Leave Macon.......... .....7:15 A m Arrive Cochran........ .....9:48 A M Arrive- Boatman....... .....11:14 A M Arrive Arrive Jacksonville JeSItp ........ •'; • ..... (1:2* p m .. 7:25 A M NO. 4, NORTH Daily, except Sunday. Leave Leave JaektoWflia......... Jc_Mj(.................... . ■ V..... 6:15 a m ,LSave LeaveCoehian...................... Eistman..................»... 2:45 1:21 P u r m Arrive Macon........................5:iS’p si Connects at Maeoh frit points North, East 1 wr '-' , 'mWklNSYILLE mtANTH. a yr ,„ Freight and Accommodation—Daily, except Sunday. Leave CoUffriffiV.'.'.'.. 10:00 e a Arrive H*wkineville V M ..... A M L-r-HV: 4:15 * M Connects'at Cochran with trains No. 1 aud 2 to aud from Macou.’ Leave Cochran.................... ..10:00 AM Arrive Hawkinsvilla.................10:45 A M Connects at Cochran with Trains' 3 aud 4 to aiul'ffijin J M-reon, GEO. W. ADAMS, Gen. , W. J. JUayiH. Ma Trans. Supt. st. a:' n/ P3'- <v jj '9 Vatcfifli^Cloeks, Florida Jewelry, .Spectacles UNO curiosities, No'z, HrouSn House Bloch, Macon, Ga. Watph/s, Clocks and’' Jewelry carefully re paired at short notice, and satisfaction Guar anteed. f aprl ly. o «. ; Acrostic. Know all men by these presents, , And all other people too, K. Bntlard's NCttridg but cash, at C. v will do Rnsh along aDd giye me a is call; the best Don’t forget myOglotborp flnurof ai K. C. BULLARD. DOST FORGET IT! * <" . •r • f *y. ] v*- - M E during have a Him uitmber Spring of aud reasons bummer why ;va a yery are good leaders selected j»f Tiw stock prices of gj,d genera, :■ 1 - oierch Jariu- . ^ s e, such ns H.r DRY GOODB, •’' n »* •CLOTHING, BOOTS, S < SHOES. % - HATS, CAPS, ’ ' , f TATriSFS,; ■ • ' - UMBREfiLAS, GROCERIES, Hardware, . i* ' k’f.T* k , /'-» CROCKEEi f IN WARE, L c., Ac. • » »• A .', fc And in fact all that requeires to be kept in a first claaa stork. ' ?/. ' ; x .... m I- * ** . TMe Second Reason f * •- -ifri. *. tr u h— “«f We shall at all time keep prioee down withja Hia reach of a^! fiiivo !oeate| in this section of the country with the .firm pitrpos© bringing prices down lower the lowest. then any place in the State, and we expect «*•*■'• to ieep them down tower thou • ’ •v I r 1 , - ’ . 'h v i j- TheThird Keaaoii (• (• /< / “ f ' WE {EXPEC1 t TO MAKE THIS -OUR HOME, AND THEREFORE WR SHALL if E OUT-DONE DY NONE. # OUR GOODS tee* ARE NEWLYpBOUGHT, . * i<-i A*u - ..ff trttwp AND WE RECEIVE THEM DAILY. THEY ARE THEREFORE OF THE LATEST STYLES AND PATERNS, WE BUY THEM FOR CASH AND FROM FIRST HANDS, AND THEY ; a HEGflhDLESSOFPRICES <>4 MUST BE SOLO l WE SAY THEY MI ST BE SOLD TQ MARE ROOM FOP t t\v ■ NEW ONES r ' *: v.. -• ■; ; v v • \ •*.' S' A *»; « A ( f The Fourth IteasGR. * v ", • H ."'.i 0 a A > ■ a: ) ■, i We guarantee all goods beu#ht»of uc and we therefore don’t expect to da al any second class goods. j> . *■ OUR GOODS ARE FIRST CLASS fAND^WE RECOMMEND THEM' AS SUCH. ^ V. ’ , r Well>»ve on hand now a very fine line low FTfrURBS, of DRESS Also GGpDS PHI NTS which of wc offerin our customers at- very Standard Colors we are offering frofn this dat* ou : I* From 4?to Sc;, peryard, if? ■ # *>» V- ■ soPi ichai cottvmce tbeCfi' that we mean we toy. j - . *. V- • • T ‘ - **£*!■ i THANKING ALL OF It CUSTOMERS AND.FIi||ND8 FpR,.EAST FA WE HAVE RECEIVED FROM THEM) AND TRUSTING TORE CE1VE A CONTINUANCE of THE SAME IN THE FUTURE, WE WILL ■i’ >* -til >‘V OliifGATF 6HRSELVES TO ACT UPON THE SQUARE _ WITH EVEP ■ • *f j'J A*' • . j 4, X * ^ •**' ’■ h it '* ^ HERETOFORE. ONE, XND TREAT THEM AS WE HAVE DONE . . -V -t »• litre i j ’ent r. MEAN EVERY WORD WE SAY. \ r «'- > '?• Ve v.i” f- I , r j • - ".’rsr uSwUt r&oii 1 ia ad to «“* •" •‘THE MACON STOREi 1 * MCYrt-LE GA.. No. lOi M, &. B. R. R ' j NOTr^ET NOTICE 1 [ j... ' ’’ * , *»- r - - - r-..... ‘ ■* V w J rOOL SEA^IS 8^0N OPENING call AND IT *» WILL « rt! BE prepaid ‘ INTEREST P 3 .f of all not tomfil until you to The sew us; why-we will Ub you when wa ; prices.then any one in this country. reason * ee7 ?Y.v.4.t u.. l -t A f r .- - COMX ONE COME ALL, TO T IE MACON STORE *t VaV At** J * . Apri 13, Hespectfullf, 4m HARRIS h JEESbr ^*t*ri»Wrt.