Georgia Historic Newspapers

    THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH AND MESS EAGER: SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 12, 1878.
I ! I K CITY
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Tfth. prraq. -cf of •M.tnethin^ to
Rrllglnu- <rrvlrr« To-day.
••at la
morb'.i
on th.
the h-tib n -y to (Sditerato the
:r a- l.peol a- a eunri-o. tire
M ■ , ..hi -Mn iL.i.t-, i Chi k. h.
ps*Opl»*
■■f M ■ • hire r.-a.. >n to Ire in on.-
Praodiiaf at 1"> *. *■. «i»l 7:4i r.
..f the
r m*. t rejo;- .-f.:l h.wxl.-; oa <ii
by Rev, .Tfta. O. lirun h Sim«la v-«eho<>l nt
man (1
■«r,..fGiMr. L.i< VCo.. In. jirart
1 P. M. PfJII ■iMfca-v rt Wo.lnre.ln,
• 1 from N.« York iib.I Bostoo.
kt 7:46 1 <f. I'l.- TH.-t.i.h'-t.-r) hri.l,.*
«• tit* ht* h.t_- fairly Kvck*sl, until
«t 4| r. ».
there
- nothin- nic- and n.-w of which
be ai
not 1,11V a j*ortion. Tho preapl..
by Her. II .n.' S-. n.-tt, ' :i.
all Ln
.» that th. ir store is one of the
at 4 r. n.
huL'l.-O
m l heavilv stocked in
F;.:»T H* Chi IT.e.-h n . .,*
Mil. ..n
I t th-.-lock they h ive carried
1. .'.J,. l,i. and 7! .nit fl . , r
b. m Te.
,,r,. - v j nothinir to that which is
Jtoir. IV. H. M-InUrel,. Son.Ly-.chool at
ling in by the car load. Greer is
4 p.m.
wilHra
to joy a premium for eemrtMf
FMnr Smart Caca-He—
that is
I 'ood to cat which he has not in
Proacbinj; , .i lfij oM.. V , *. « . 71 r.
ta : while be boa a hundred things
M.. bylh* jBUt.-r. Itov. O. J. JVir.-. s
whi.-h
•nnnr.t 1-? dujdicoted in the State.
It te
wonderful to look at their stock!
«r. rT WMfudday nt 7» p. m.
. f frill
t- x full r»r Jowl of hnnanaa bare
CuotriT Ciiriy-ii.— Divin#* oervico bv
--■nr-r
• «i too ini>r aide of their amiin.'
tho paef/.r at IOJa.m nn.l 74 f. M. S ,n-
n.,n
rr.j.icaJ scene of rare beauty. l*hey
Tlie Bssri mf Trade.
It fi t III Ml NOTICES.
A calb^l meeting of the- Hoard of Trade
—
m- h<ld at toe non.- of the b-arl vee-
Airanoa Cold Wstkk T>:urLV, No. 33.
ter-lav afternoon. Mr. B. L. Willing-
Oflieern for the t'-rm ending December
Imin, First Yioe-Breddent, in the ai*»enee
31, 1*C3:
of Pre-iident Huff, t«x/k tlie chair.
Leroy E. Crockett, Superintendent.
G»l. Robt. U. Hardeman, in a verj'brief
Marvel ua L. Oglesby, W. C. T.
manner, tlie object tu be to ^ee if
Annie L. Kent, W. Y. T.
some aotion . ould not bedariaed by which
UllaG Hardeman. R. S.
th*- curr.-ncT no— in the city can be re-
Isa. IL Poole. X. R. S. .
tained here for the purpose of moving the
Si'lney Smith. F. S.
cotton crop. The necessity for f.nch
Henry Seay, T. 1
Financial and Commercial VKW apvehtisemexts. new AovKimsKMKSTg.
OFFICE TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER,)
October ll—Evksttb, i»7S. )
Cotton.
The market was water to-day and closed E
Iowa*. We quote low middlings at 15c and mid"
filings at lM<*-
The receipts today were 434 bole'— 221 by mil
and 213 bywasoh. Th- shipments were 543 bales;
sales 460.
xacon cottox statement.
Stock on hand Sept. 1. 1-73 . 1.399
Comp
paper
rela of apples u rosy as a maid
ekj; oranges a> yellow as the
'•.1 l*n fringe of an autumnal sunset
lemons, oocoonut* by the tens of thou
sand*, and—well it is folly to attempt an
enumeration. Fancy faiU to furnish ad
joctlr«*« to deacribe th** appearance of
their store, and the worst of it is, we are
advised that what they have in is but
few Ham pies of what is dose behind.
Tlitsm gentlemen know the wants of
tin* market, and Ht. Greer has done hL
purchaMng with a view to giving th.
I* ..pie 'everything they neod. Besides
this, he ha*! an *<yo to the approaching
.State fair. He knew the people would
»re supplies than ever they did
and he bought for them; and,
he made arrangements for a
1 ftlsplsj of goods at the fair, such a
11 lie hard to—well, we guess
.’11 hold up, ns wo don’t wifnt to let out
But the people
We should say, however, that Messrs.
A Co. have the assistance of
9 of the most courteous and obliging
young salesmen in Macon. We allude
to Mr.- George P. Cornell, who is always
at his post, ever active and efficient, care
ful of "the wants of his customers; in
short on accomplished young gentleman
whom all the ladies delight to trade
llfillronti I5xcur»lt»ll«i I
i'.Hnlern Ctreim
Arrangement* have been perfect
with th«* different railroad*, by which v
• ; >*,,‘! . :irr?**d ?-• ml from M.i-«
during the fair, at am* fore for the round
trip.
Tlir llronn House IfriiK Mlurr.
At bn: i n is called to th© ml vert iseinont
of this popular drug establishment in
another oc
pirtimnt ii
an txjHria
*tora otnbn
in a first el
hn. The prescription dc-
i charge of Dr. O. Danforth,
•d pliarmacouitst. and tho
e everything usually found
i drug establishment.
IndUpoird.
Mayor Huff, wo regret to la
U-n quit" unwell for two or thr.
He ha* been tunneling with a fuM
active chill-, but thebop** h that ne »
In* able b> get tho upj>cr hand of th
so far aa to Is* out to-morrow. It
rather a End time for him to In* “ch
ing'* as he is needed about tho F
ground every half hour in the day.
, has
lays,
retty
• will
<’hu litre of aehrrtulr.
ger train, at M;i
at 5:25
The of!
achednl.
I will t*
• paasen.
rill leave,
ill arrive
Wllltur) I!until
Fifty t. lit' have Ihx 1
New York for tho use
tho State F.i
, from New >
here abou t
will givu.ih
portunity U
camp Ufc.
ill lx
>r th
in Mu
r. The tents wii
»rk to-morrow, an
he < of tho i
uruLuy giuillo
i J»
«pi.
Up to t
make
oaly.
attic to tlir Hu nil.
p middle of y
i. Dukes had b
K.u l. It mtemn
she
estate
*porty
The Mayor's Court.
Owing to the illness of Mayor Huff and
the absence from th© city of Alderman
J. W. Burk--, Alderman Cornell found
I'ler the necessity of wearin
ju<CciaI robes (metaphorically speak
ing) yesterday morning.
There were but two names on the
docket and they were Pleas. Henry and
Gwrgej Devereux. Both were booked
for stealing. Pleas. Henry is the most
perfect* specimen of embryo mulatto thief
Macon ever had to a-ntend with. He is
not more than fourteen years old, and jet
he takes to stealing as naturally as an
“amendment” takes to politics. He
would steal a meeting-house if ho could
only bike it away. He will steal a dog,
or a gun, or clothing, or meat, or any
thing else that ho can git his hands on.
and when he cannot, conveniently forage
on tho tneiny, lie proceeds to deplete his
mothers wardrobe. He would rather steal
hia break fast any timo than go to the table
and <-at it, feeling that ho is welcome to it.
He would steal the chew of toboocoout of
his own mouth and hide it, if he thought
it woul^ give his teeth any trouble. In
fact, the principal enjoyment of hi* lony-
ant young nature is in stealing. He is
not happy, unless ho can steal. lie never
goes to (boa contented unless he ha* stolen
something during the day, and the beau
ty of it all is the remarkable simplicity
with which he always owns up. He never
denies a theft. He is by* far too honest a
hid for that. He can steal without any
oompuhetions of conscience, but his hon-
a* this arises from the fact that
m men are drawing upon their
□ers here, through the Express
my, instead of allowing maturing
to be met through the usual safe
and convenient business cuannels. The
course thus adopted by the West would
soon relieve the city of all the currency
here, and dealers would be left utterly
powerless to move the cotton crop, which ning at 8| o’clock,
is now pouring in. Several gentlemen ’
gave their ideas about the necessity that
exist* for checking this evil, and. also, as
to the best means to be adopted.
Mr. C. A. Nutting introduced the fol-
lowingresolution, which was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That a committee of five be
appointed by the Chairman, whose duty
Willie C. Turpin, C.
Robt. M. Smith. M.
Clara Sobers, D. M.
Geo. Ford, I. G.
W. W. Windham. O. G.
Isorah S illivan, R. H. S.
Buelah Reeves. L. H. S.
Geo. Schall, P. W. G. T.
Regvlar meeting every Sunday morn-
n hand Sept. l. 1*73 .
red to-day .
Ted previously
Stock oa hand this e
434
..•S.4S0—8jB64
10*63
.... MS
....4,614—5,157
5,106
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it shall be to draw and present a series of
resolutions touching and covering the de
mand made upon oar mercantile commu
nity to r mit currency for their maturing
paper, tne committee to report at four
o'clock p. m. on Monday next.
The committee consists of Messrs. C.
A. Nutting, J. W. Truman, W. C. Single-
ton, S. T. Coleman and W. R. Rogers.
The committee will meet at the City
Bank, at 9 o'clock Monday morning.
The merchants of Macon generally,
whether members of the Board of Trade
or not, are requested to meet at the
Board and join in the consideration
this important question.
The Arrest of Don Levy.
Tho impression entertained * by some
that Cornelius Don Levy, who killed his
step-father, Nathan Dukes, on the night
of the 3d inst., was somewhere around
the city, and would, at his convenience,
give himself up, was an erroneous one,
as Don Levey has been doing his best
make his escape. The following dispatch
to the Telegraph and Messenger, gives
information of his arrest in Montgomery,
Alabama:
Montgomery, Ala., October II.
Editors Telegraph and Messenger : Don
Levy was arrested here to-day. He has
been here two days, and sent a dispatch
to his mother for money. The authori
ties telegraphed to have him arrested,
and ho was spotted and put into jail to
await a requisition from Macon.
w. w. s.
We had given the young man credit
for more shrewdness than is manifested
in his conduct. The commonest intelli
gence ought to have convinced him that
any telegraphic communication with his
mother would most certainly lead to
discovery of his whereabouts, yet he sent
such communication, and the consequence
he is in the hands of the officers of
justice, and immediate steps will be ta”
ken to bring him back to Macon for trial.
Financial.
New Yore—Noon—Stocks dull. Gold opened
at Si. Money 1-32 and interest**. 1-16 and inter
im re>t- Exchange. Ion* 6{; short 7f. Govern-
m.*nts dull and weak. State bonds quiet.
Evening—Morit-v at 7 to 1-16 canWn
Sterling’ pood bankers* 5ft§& comuierciai bill-
dull at 4i §5. Gold 8b Governments steady.
bv J. G. Holland, author of Gold Foil, I State bond* quiet and little doing.
* _ .... . ,, ti Midnight—*ls 13p.‘Sis 6fc t>fc* 6h *>5s new 10J;
Bitter Sweet, etc., just received by Brown 67* io|;68a 10b new 5* 6fc tt-4fe *.
(. ftetll It I Tennessee® 72: n-*w 7it: Virginias 36; new
L Co * 00111 1Z I consol* 47; deTd A Louisiana* 40; new 40; le
6s 52h Ss 55; Alaltama Ss 70; 5s —; Gconr
and 7s no bids; North Candinas, new I5i; special
10; S'*uth Carol:nas 27b, new 10; April and
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taming court papers.
same will confer
office.
octl2 It
favor bv lea
For Sale.
Cor. Cherry street and t
E. F. BEST.
DR. W. W. FORD,
DENTIST,
H AS removed his office from Mulba
to No. 1U6 Cherry street, ox er Ma
Ru*rvr' - . in-xt to Mr. B.-tors*. c
rv street
or M. R. |
tlf 3m
“Arthcb Bonnicastle,” a new book.
Fresh French candies in great variety,
inclnding the very latest thing in kisses, I October S'
at Merkel’s.
military
n din-ini'
'hipped
rilVreaofa
«tet hi*att revoltii at the bare idea of telling
n fsls- hood about it. lie walks right up
and iicknowlegcs tho corn, and nover
mokes a promise never to stool again ii
let off "just this one time,” as a great
n au op-
many other law honost rogues do.
a hit of
The particular offence for which he was
in custody yesterday morn in or vjis steal
ing a coat and a couple of pairs of pants.
He warf sent to the park for thirty days.
ly afl. r-'
Geo. bevervux was charged with being
sable to
implicated with Fleas. Hemy, but cleared
hi 4 hkirts without any considerable
she 1...
Messrs. Carhart ft Curd.
We invite attention to the advertisement
of this one of the largest and best known
wholesale and retail hardware* establish
in exits in the State. Air. John C. Curd, the
resident partner, is a gentleman of su
perior business qualifications, and thor
oughly versed in all tho details of the
iron and cutlery trade. His selections of
table and pocket cutlery are most ad
mirable, and imported directly from
Sheffield, Birmingham and other foreign
marts. So also their Swede’s iron comes
immediately from the rolling mills of
Sweden, and all American goods from tho
manufacturers themselves. Possessed of
amplo capital and much experience, and
assisted by competent salesmen who
spare no pains to please their customers,
tho trade of this house is very extensive,
and they can offer peculiar facilities to
retail dealers in all portions of Georgia.
Tlu*y assert confidently that no goods
can be brought here and sold at lower
figures than they offer. Give them
trial.
in he
outside
JIanoi
Tig the bond of I'd.:*
At the time her \*ow
kUthGmhI that she w
■urlu-od of $3,500.
fixed it
jrth in the
Wntoii and ttmn«alrk ■sllruni.
Important changos in the schedule of
te Macon and Brunswick Railroad go
davpr
Ti
Ma
at
a. M. The
m trun will
stead of dtfiO,
10.25 a. m
Train nirret n» nillrdaolllr.
d:dh
J*''!' 1 '
ital and along tl.
can take tliei
vu to Miiledgevi
lintely. This is
i has long been <
living at tho old <■;
no of the road. Tl
tj-fijl.!.-.
Tfic Ravstnnah Fair.
Therp has been an error os to date in
the advertisement of tho fair of the Agri-
ultural and Mechanical Association of
Georgia, which has been running in this
jmjier for some days. The fair com-
inenci--. on Monday, tho 17th instead of
the 11 tii, as before published.
Th t enterprising Savannah people are
-triring to make this fair the most buc-
coaafal one they have ever had. They
ham airanged a comprehensive and libe
ral premium list, offering inducements to
prodncqrsjuid mauufocturers of all kinds.
It ought to be, and we have no dofibt
wilkl*e,'n gVKvl <-xhibition.
It i> lioped, however, that the Savan-
nah ]H-oplt» will not suffer themselves to
become so engrossed in their own exposi
tion a* to forget the State Fair, which
comes off n»*arly a month ahead of theirs.
Their industry and enterprise should be
liberally represented up here. Being the
moi»t important city of Hie State, she
should make herself conspicuous at the
Stat • Ihir, both in the presence of her
people and in the quantity of goods placed
On exhibitiion.
bre
id tra
i da
bn
,nd then get hoiui*
Hen U'
■tin
he ai^ht iu Mao B h.V«
• fn*«i coming ov»-r here
“S ‘“ I •hoppiotf-
»1-
pr,vai
Hlunu u|» la a 4Ju*rn
•nlay morning whil
re engHgx*»l hauling
. ry. th,* b
XL while
it^l that
mho work-
blast in P.
x'yond the
lvdis-
* prt-mat
mmnutl. It
of flint, by >c
c the packing.a
TheOniral Railroad.
j A grtoral change of schedule will take
place to-d.iy, on the Central, South'west-
I era aaq Atlanta division of the Central
I roa 'i. The following is the time of leav-
l.'eg and arriving at Macon:
j Leavr Macon for Saxaxmsh and
I A ig.Dt.i ..7:15 A. m.
Arrive at Macimfrom Savunah
and Augusta 6:45 p. m.
I Leave Macon for AtlanU......*....7:30 p. m.
Arrive ht M-.ic**r. from Atlanta.. fis'tO a. m.
l/i'Ave Miuva fin- Columbus ....7:15 p. st.
Arrive st Mac ou from Columbus..&4o a. m.
L« avc Macon for Eufaula and
A.Uiry .; L 8:00 a. h.
Arrrive :U MacoiJ from Eufsuhi
alnl AfKiitv 5:10 P. if.
Leave Macon forMillcdgeville...4.-00p. m.
Arrive at .''l*,*':, fn*m Milhilge-
viiie 9:45 a. m.
emit Nil a ‘■park wl
Wam'ti
.urin-d al-out the t:»o
■r* \>r >criou>ly but
iijunxL Burrell M •
r-eivtxl some dig
ud ai m**.
! hinger-
Put/.rl ft Hon.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the New York Grocery of Messrs.
Putrel & Son, who are now receiving
their winter stock of goods in their line.
Their snug little store is packed from
floor to ceiling with fresh and fine groce
ries. In the item of tea alone, they ap
pear to have the product of half a dozen
Chinese tea orchards, and the question is
what are they going to do with it ? They
liave enough to supply half the old maids
in the world the. balance of their lives.
They have thirty-five different kinds of
canned fruits, and almost as many of
canned fish and ujpats. Besides these,
they keep a full line of family groceries,
and make a specialty of German groce
ries, which they keep in stock all the
time. In cigars and tobacco they have
good stocks of as good as the best. In
the line of liquor their “Century Whisky”
has few equals and no superiors. In fact,
their entire stock is full, fresh, fine and
fancy, and they propose selling them
cheap.
A WarU far the ■•rwenien.
There are quite a number of gentle-
on now in the city who have brought
their horses here to be trained for the
fair. Several stables are here, and the
track is generally occupied by them. The
only time in which this training can be
done is in the forenoon. Those who have
race horses here wish to exercise them
early in the morning. Trotting can be
exercised at other times in the forenoon.
These gentlemen, however, are frequently
interrupted by the presence of carriages
and buggies on the track, as it is impos
sible to speed a horse, under such circum
stances. These gentlemen suggest that
tho people be requested to allow them
entire control of the track during the
forenoon. The public can have it the
entire afternoon, and the horsemen will
thus have plenty of time to do their train
ing without interruption.
London—Noon—Consols 9il SKt 5s 92. Erie
41|.
Later—Erie 41 i.
Later—Erie 41.
Paris—Noon—Rentes 57190c.
Cotton.
NEWYoke—Noon—Cotton sales —. uplands
ISfc Orleans 1SJ. market nominally lower.
Futuresopened as follows: October 1715-16.^171;
, . ovembi-r 17r<'.17 3-16; December 17|gl7 5-32;
January 17 S-16al7h Febnuuyl7h March 1711-16;
April 17f.
1 Evemna—Cotton, net receipts 320; ero>s 1501;
sales of 429 teles at 181^132; market quiet.
Futures dosed steady; sales 11,400; October
17 3-16; November 17 1-32; December 171-32;
January 17 1-16.
Muhiixht —Cotton, the market durimr tho week
.bows very little improvement in comparison with
last week. There lias been a little more doiruc in
export business, but this was brought to a stand
The place to buy your confectioneries yesterday by the sudden decline in gold and the
■ depression —
Messrs. Hunt, Rankin & Lamar are
reminding planters to use their chemical
fertilizer on wheat- CoL C. A. Hamilton,
of Jones, says: “I used your Home Made
by the side of three standard brands, and I _
find it eqaU to any, at one-tW to one- | 5=5*
half the cost.” octll-lt
“A Wonderful Woman,” by Mary
Agnes Flemming, author of Guy Earl-
court’s Wife, etc., just received by Brown
A Co. octll It
is at Merkel’s on Cherry street. Wed
dings, balls and parties supplied on short |
notice. • It
xchamre. Prices were weak
i with a decline of ic. Forward delivery and
light, but prices did not fluctuate to
great exteut.
Total sales air<re*rate 60,143 bales, of which 50.-
W were for contract, and 9643 for immediate de-
A spi.en'pid line of our incomparable j Urei-y. as follow,: «»- for eiport. 5S1S for spin-
* " I ners and IS for speculation. Included were 591
French candies and ehrystalized fruits, at teles to arrive.
o »r I Baltimore—Cotton, net receipts—; gross 153;
o. X. WaiKcr s. It | exports coastwise 100; Great Britain—; sales 125;
. stock 1S70; middlings 17h low middlings 16fc strict
Fresh fish, fresh oysters, fresh celery, I good ordinary 18b market dull and lowor.
/,i .1.^1 \ o m tc«iw 0 I New Orleans—Cotton, net receipts —; gross
(the nrat of theocObOn,) at o. X. WaLkers. j —. e xpo r t s coastwise 2432; to continent 9*4; sales
■ - j 800; stock SS,9>0; middlings 18{; low middlings
Mrs. H.—Waxelbaum must have had Hi; strict good ordinary I6|£l7; market dull
_ _ , x . . . | Milmington—Cotton, net receipts 113; exports
hat Brussels carpeting given to him—he I coastwise —. sales —. stock 1241; middlings 17;
sells it so cheap. I Augusta—Cotton, net receipts 800*. sales
Mrs. L.—No, he bought them during «tork —; middlings I5lal5|; market dull and nom-
.the panic, and paid cash for them. Be- Savannah—Cotton, net receipts * 250*. sales
«id.*a fit tho Vow York tbnv nlwnva exports coastwise 1969; sales 457; stock 22J)74;
sides, at tne ->ew iork btore they always midtllings 16 |. market dull and lower.
sell goods for less profit fhnn anywhere I Charleston—Cotton, net receipts 2200; exports
. I coastwise —; sales 300; stock 13,258; middlings
else. j 161; low raiddlinjrs 16; strict good ordinary
Mrs ft Well I heard so before bnt market dnl1 ai,cl lower.
Airs. n. »eu, l nearo so oeiore, out MoaiLK-Cotton. net receipts341; expox
never believed it. Mrs. E. told me at I wise 64-1-. sales 20O; stock 9634; middli. ^
. , _ , , . , * j o- I low middlings 16h strict good ordinary 15k mar-
the society last Friday she only paid So * e t quiet.
•ents for her beautiful prune colored each- BosT^f—Cotton, net receipts 41; gross 1'
. __ _ , „ , ., sales 170; stock 8000, middlings 18{al8k market
mere at the New York Store, and I paid dull and little doing.
u.,.,., ci Norfolk—Cotton, net receipts 867; exiiorts
Messrs. $1 for my ugly dirt colored I coastwi-se 840*. sales 70; stock 5065; low middli
one. It makes mo so inad to think about I 17; market lower.
.. , ... _ . . I Memphis—Cotton, net receipts 1600; shipments
it. Til buy everything I want at the ss7; stock 12,112; middlings lG^lGh market
Xe«- York Store hereafter. octo tf | net reeeipU 871; export,
coastwise —; sales 2746; stock 9940; good ordmaiy
Tire prettiest calicoes in Macon are at I 15h Texas ordinary 13h demand good at lower
the New York Store. ' octo tf
Teacher Wanted.
A FEMALE TEACHER is wanted for the p
sit son of Assistant in the Boys’ and Girls
H.irk School. None but licensed teachers
irible. An examination of applicants forlicens
will he h*-Kl at th#' Hi^h School builJint;. com
of Bond and CoII-mc' streets. THURSDAY, the
16th instant, at 3 o’clock P. M. The electiot
Like plaiv SATURDAY, October 18th. at 10
o’clock a. M.
Bv order of th»- Board of Education.
B. M. ZBTTLER.
octll td Superintendent.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE
OF—
( HOUSE AND LOT IN FORT VALLEY,
i Novem-
in Pern-,
of sale, a House and Lot
ontainiiu? six rooms, and
Lot four acres. Situated near the Churches and
School-bouses. Sold as the property of Mrs. Mary
| Jones, deceased. H. T.'BROWN,
oetB-dSw Administrator.
T. J. SIMMONS. c. B. WOOTEN. I
SIMMONS & WOOTEN.
attorneys at law,
57 THIRD STREET,
octlltf Macon, Georgia
K0TICE.
the publit
bouirht out Mr. Thomas V. Conner’s entire stock
of Hats. Gents' FumLshintr Goods, Trunks, etc.
In a few days I will receive the largest and {
most stylish stock of Goods in my line ever I trictof
offered m 3(acon, and will sell at reasonable
prices. A call is resDectfully solicited by all in
want of new and Fashionable Goods.
WM. B. JOHNSTON. Jr.
Macon. Ga^ October 6th, 1873.
octlS 2t
Administrator's Sale.
First Tuesday in November next,
state of
OXE HOUSE AND EOT,
in the city of Griffin, on the corner of Solomon
and Sixth streets: one of the most desirable in
the city, containing eight rooms, with two Pan-
tries and Cook Room, a tine Lot of one acre, well
*-iu , l« , s«‘d, stables and outlmildimrs. a tine well of
water, being the late residence of the deceased.
Also, the north halt of the west half of Lot No.
171, containing 50 acres, more or less, all in the
Also, the north half of tho east half of Lot No.
ITS. .imtainimr 50 acres, mon- or la», 15 acre's in
cultivation, adjoinine the al»o\-e.
A Isa the south half of the cast half of Lot No.
173, containing 50 acres, more or less, all in the
woods.
All of the above within ten minutes’ ride of
Gritfin.
Also, a portion of Lot No. 215, in the Third Dis-
riginaljy Monroe, then Pike, now Spald-
: county, containing 193 acres by recent survey;
no improvement; al*out 80 acres cleared; a splen
did crop on the place. There is enough cane on
this place to winter one hundred’head of cattle.
Terms of sale of the foregoing property |will be
one-fourth rash, balance in three annua! pay-
NOTICE.
nishing-Goods. etc., to Mr. William B. John
ston, Jr., who will continue the business at the
Ntore which I have occupied for three years. His
new stock i* lving s»‘l«*cte*l by a gentleman of very
long experience in the hat business. I bes]x*ak
for him the patronage of my old enstamers, who
will find him and stock up to tho A 9* 1 stand
ard.
THOMAS U. CONNER.
15fc
orts coast-
Philadelphia—Cotton, net receipts 75; gross
gross 75; middlings isj; low middlings 16; strict
good ordinary 17; market quiet.
Liverpool—Noon—Cotton,sales 12,000 bales,
speculation ami export 2000; uplands 9ia9J; Or-
Tire Cheapest and Best.—Hook’s Eureka
iver Medicine gives universal satisfaction in the
treatment of Liver Disease. Dyspej.sin.Sick Head- I mark^^deL
ache, Coctiveness, and all that class of diseases later—Snl.-s of uplands, basis good ordinary,
nrisint-fn.in a disonlcrt-d stito of th, stomach dcliwrcd November and DecvmbcrSl.
. .. — I bales include 6300 Amenc-an.
and liver. nov301y
Don’t forget to send your waste grease |
to the soap factory to-day. septl9tf
The largest variety of silks, satines,
caclimere, velours and camels* hair cloth J
in the city nt the New York Store.
o»t5 tf
Produce.
New York—Noon—Flour dull and declining.
Wheat dnll and heavy. Com quiet and heavy.
Pork dull mad heavy; new mess 16 75. Lard dull;
old steam 8J. Turpentine quiet at 41. Rosin
quiet at 2 S0a2 S5 tor strained. Freights dull.
Evening—Flour, less doing; shippers holding
off; slight decline in some fnstunces. Wheat heavy
and la2 lower; winter red western 156. Com
fully 1 lower; high mired and yellow western 63a
631. Rif® steady; Carolina zia9}. Pork dull and
Single nn'l double-buttoned kid gloves, I “a™; 1
in all colors (beautiful light party shades), I Ko*in steady at 2 S0a2 85. Tallow quiet and weak.
just received at the New York Store. I Louisville—Flour firm and in fair demand;
iK_t5 tf I ••xtm family 6»V»:Nm. 1 fancy S ih>. Corn lirii);
>h. U-ii -wnl n;i.-kcil uay bu.*.im-ss small. J’re-
Huxt, Rvnkin a Limar.—This m,11 known J vi-i..n> qui.-t. Fork 15 w». Baron, shouhlers "i;
, m clear rib 8,»a9; clear 8, imckid. Lard, tierce 8ja9;
and reliable firm hate received a large lot of Dr. j. etr stcam s. Whisky quiet at 91.
Hood's Eureka Liver Medicine, it has thepraise Cincinnati—Flour steady at 7 00@715. Com
of all who have tried it. In bottles at 50 cents ot . 5l \ Provisions quiet and firm. Pork
. held firmly at 15 00. Lard quiet and firm; old and
anu 31.UU. | 9 t I new steam 7h kettle 8. Bacon quiet and steldy;
tt i shoulders S; held at 84; clear rib 8taS}-. clear sides
The m<*t Lnb»| ip y person m the world U tho | 8}!lS , WhWquiet; imall sale, st to, currenry.
St. Louis—Flour quiet; superfine winter 3 7f
“ —’ *’ * * iar - - -
Dyspeptic. Everything looks dark and globmy;
he feels “out of sorts” with himself and everybody j in fair deniand
else. Life is a burden to him. This can l!1 be
clianged by taking Peruvian Syrup (a protoxide
of Iron). Cases of 27 years’ standing hare been
cured by it.
Mothers, Mothers, Mothers.—Don’t fail to
procure Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Sy
rup for all diseases incident to the period of
teething in children. It relieves the child from
pain, cures wind colic, regulates the bowel ^
ing relief and health to the child. Jives rest j ? «Adcsl% G^siJes^lO).
to the mother. Be sure to call for “Mrs. Wins
low’s SooTnixa Syrup.”
For sale by all druggists. june25 eod6m.
It is not the quantity eaten that gives strength
life, blood and health. It is the thorough diges
tion of the food taken, let it be much or little.
Therefore, do not stimulate up the stomach to j
crave food, but rather assist digestion after eat-
ting what nature demands by taking Simmons’
Liver Regulator.
Ann; No. 2 mixed
43a43), East sideon track; in warehouse 45: No
vember 44. Pork quiet; order lots mess 15 50.
Bulk meats dull and nominal, Bacon dull and
unsettled; shoulders 7fa8l; clear rib 8J;; clear sides
9h sugar sured hams I2al5. Lard dull and nom
inal. Whisky steady at 94a95.
New Orleans—Flour dull, extia 5 871; double
extra 6 50; treble extra 7 00a8 00; family 8 50a9 50.
Corn firm; mixed 80. Oats firmer at 5sa65. Bran
scarce and firmes at 1 15. Hay firmer; choice
3<> OOaSl 00. Pork dull ann nominal; new
15 50. Dry salted meats quiet; shoulders 9{. Ba-
i. only limitoe jobbing demand; shoulder^ 9};
R sides 10; C sides 101. Hams scarce at 15.
Lard, tierce scarce at 8Ia9; keg 10al0}. Sugar
dull; yellow clarified 10; buyers awaiting tho new
stock. Molasses, nothing doing. Whisky scarce;
Louisiana 94; Cincinnati 1 05. Coffee quiet at
(£23i. Com meal scarce; steamer 3 50.
Wilmington—Spirits turpentine steady at 38.
Rosin, no sales; 2 30 bid for strained. Crude iur-
iM-ntine qui» t; lmnl 1 60; yellow dip and virgin
3 00. Tar steady at 2 50.
London—Noon—Tallow 42s6d.
Liverpool—Noon—Pork 71s. BreudstufTs are
steady.
Marine News.
New York—Ami ed, Regulator, Leo, Flag.
Arrived out, Ohio.
Savannah—Arrived, Samuel Welch, San Ja
cinto. Montgomery. Ines, Thus. B. Harrison. Re-
Refkeshixg.—If you feel oppressed by
the heat and dust, just step into Loh’s,
in the Lanier House building, and take a tnrnct | fcr fa j r winds, schooner Eclipse,
cool refreshing Imth for only twenty-five , Cn.BLRrros-Arriycd, CharlotteTish. Gcorce-
° . . J _ I lown for Boston, in a leaky condition. Departed,
cents. Shaving, hair cutting, etc., by Clinraplon, Sea Gull,
the most skillful tonsorial artists, and at
d.a>ed
Thr Lulu Cum hi
YYi
!*rfo
Cf at Kalato
klav ever
Hall on Weilne.-wlay and Thm
ings, October 13th .aid ltith. The enter
tainment will consist of a Musical Bur-
let ta, iiitrotluciug the latent popular songs
and ua-lo<lio». A parlor entertainment.
pre>» nting-Alu,” tlie Kuropeun gymnast,
in an entii^dy new and original j*.-rforui-
aiuv, Hilly l‘u*u»r. brother of the popu
lar Tony Fivnb*r, and said to be tsjually
as g«*Ki. The I^»clair Brotliers, gn>-
teoque perfv*r ners ; IN . GriiUn. in comet
bolo.>. The whole Will conclude with a
comic trick paatonmue. This company
and their entertainpenU are spoken of
in the most flattering terms by tho
pro** in the cities they hive visited, and
they are well worthy of full houses. New
features are promised tsmh night. Tiok-
eu am be procured at Brown ft Co.’s
book store.
i«lnr»» Change.
1. Johnston, Jr., has pur-
tire stock of hat-*, caps,
gci.:*’ fumlihixiggoods, etc., of Mr. Thus.
U. Conner, and is prspartng to raise the
stock to the highest stan*lard of quality
and nuantitA th:«t is justified by the da-
uiasnb »market- He La- a gentle
man now in New York makingpwrdttMB
f, r him. :uid in a few days h
in as hjrge a stock of fashionable goods
. .ai U> found in the State. Mr. John
ston is a most genial young gentleman.
B’Xal Brlth Ball.
A grand ball is to be given at Huff’s
Hall, on Cherry street, to-morrow night,
under the auspices of Malachi Lodge, No.
1443,1. 0. B. B., the proceeds to be devo
ted to the aid of the Congregation Beth
Isiacl in the completion of their new
house of worship. The last ball given by
this society, was a most agreeable one,
and was well patronised, and we doubt
not this will meet with the same result.
the coolest establishment in the city.
Strangers visiting Macon should remem
ber this—the people here all know it.
julylSeodtf
Helm bold’s Buchu is tlic great family medi
cine for diseases of the kidneys and kindred or
gans. Full directions nocompny each bottle.
Look out for counterfeits. The genuine has the
private propretary stamp of H. T. Helmliold. It
not safe to take any other. None but the gen-
guaranteed. John F. Henry, New York,
Sole Agent.
Nervous Debility.—A depressed, irritable
state of mind; a weak, nervous exhausted feel-
iiur; no energy or animation; confused head,
weak memory, often with debilitating, involunta
ry discharge*. Xhe consequence of excesses, i
tal overwork or indiscretions. This nervous de
bility finds a sovereign cure in Humphreys
Homeopathic Specific, No. 28 It tones up the
system, arrests discharges, dispe.s the the mental
gloom and despondency, and rejuvenates the en
tire system. It is perfectly harmless and always
efficient. Price $5 for a package of five boxes and
a large $2 vial of powder, which is important in
old, serious cases; or $1 per single box. Sold by
all druggist a. or sent by mail on receipt of price.
Address HUMPHREYS’ SPECIFIC HOMEO
PATHIC MEDICINE CO.. No. 562 Broadway.
N. Y. For sale by Julin Inguls and Hunt, Ran
kin ft Lamar. Macon. Ga. aprl5eodAwtf
>'EW ADVERTISEMENTS
MARRIED.
At the residence of the bride’s father, in Hous- |
too county, on the momiiur of the yili inst., by
the Rev. J. F. Sykes. Mr. W. W. Wagnon, Jr„ to [
Miss Mast H. Bateman, all of Houston county.
Tennessee Beef and Pork I
I
RALSTON HALL.
Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 15 & 16
THE SENSATION OF THE DAY.
THE GREAT
LULU COMBINATION!
Composed of
TWENTY-FIVE STAR ARTISTS!
Prominent among them
ALA. the Great European Gymnast.
BILLY PASTOR, America’s Champion Comic
Vocalist.
FRED MONTAGUE.
JOHN LxCLAIR,
G. A. FARINA,
JAS. HUNT.
J. JONES.
T. HUNT,
Appear Nightly in a Brilliant Programme, com
prising
A .Kutflral Farce,
A Parlor Entertainment,
And a Comic Trick Pantomime.
Tkr« Distinct Ftffsnnucts ii One Evening!
NEW FEATURES EACH NIGHT !
.ti oo
Tickets foi sale at Brown ft Co.’* Book-store.
E. W. WOOLCOTT,
oct!2 4t Business Manager.
MISS MONTAGUE,
MISS BEANE,
J. F. RAYMOND.
SHED LeCLAIR,
W. GRIPFIN,
G. A. BEANE.
JUST RECEIVED.
HAVE ju*«t received two car loads of fine
— e H and Beeves, and will be
pi wad to serve all who may wive ine a call with
the hr>t Fre»h Meat* the Dttlbt will afford. Sau-
-•g.*, etc., with prices to >uit the time< in larce
orsmaUquantities. R. L. HENRY,
octll tt No. 9 Hollingsworth block. Poplar >t.
Removed.
J BEG I
lea vi
COTTON STATES
Life Insurance Company.
PRINCIPAL OFFICB
MACON, GEORGIA.
Macon, Gju October 10. 1873.
T HIS company is prepared to issue policies on
the “stock plans," the premium* on which
1 the I are from 20 to 25 per cent. Iras than on the rau-
j tual rat*-^. An opportunity is thus afforded to
J. H. ZEILIN & CO.,
Importers and dealers in
DRUGS! CHEMICALS!
FAINTS AND OILS,
PATENT MEDICINES.
Depository and Agents of
SIMMONS’ LIVER REGULATOR,
AYRES’ PREPARATIONS, j
HARRISONS WHITE LEAD AND COLORS.
POWERS ft WEIGHTMAN’S CHEMICALS, |
CLINTON’S PAINT BRUSHES.
WEST’S KEROSENE OIL (Fire Test.)
MRS. WINSLOW’S SOOTHING SYRUP,
PURE LINSEED AND LARD OILS, |
WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY AND VARNISH,
And everything in tho Paint and Drug line. We
call th«* attention ot our customers to our large
and well-si-Wted stoek, which we are selling
low, if not lower, than any other house.
J. H. ZKILIX ft CO„
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
oct!2tf Macon. Ga.
| nu-nts, with seven tier rent, interest from date.
Also, one and fnu’tion of Lot, U-ing No. 172,
| containing 220 acres, more or less, and 12 acres.
e or less, as part of Lot No. 179, lying in the
I Second • District of originally Monrue, then Pike.
| now Spalding county. Upon this tract there is a
New Seven Boom Dwelling,
i ’excellent repair, good garden, orchard, and
fine well of water. This place is about one inil»
from the city.
Also, one Tract of Land known as Xo3.233 and
216, in the Third District of originally Monroe,
then Pike, now Spalding county, containing 405
acres, more or less; (less right of way to Macon
and Western railroad through Lot No. 233) being
the place whereon the subscriber now lives. A
good Dwelling, new frame Gin House, well water
ed, with good stables and out-houses, four miles
arid a half from Griffin, and on** mile from Thorn
ton’s Station, on the Macon and Western railroad,
about one hundred acres in the woods. A splen-
lid crop on this place.
TERMS OF SALE.—The above property will
be sold for one-half cash, the balance at twelve
months, with interest. Bonds for titles until all
the purchase money is paid. Possession given
st oi January next.
Parties wishing to examino any of the property,
can do so by calling upon C. P. Nall, Griffin.
Jones Harrali. living on tho place one mile from
Gritfin, or the subscriber at Thornton’s Station.
THOMAS NALL.
octl2^4t Administrator.
Griffin, Ga., September 18, 1873.
CHANCE OF SCHEDULE
ON MACON AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD.
Superintendent’s Office, M. ft. A. R. R.,\
Augusta, Ga., October 10,1873. )
O N and after Monday, Octobers 13, passenger
trains on the Macon and Augusta Railroad
will run as follows :
DAY TRAIN—DAILY (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED).
Leave Macon 6:30 a m I
Arrive at Augsuta 2:45 p m
Leave August*. S:40AM
Arrive at Macon 5:25 p m j
Trains on the Macon and Augusta Railroad
will make close connection at Camak with day I
WINSHIP & CALLAWAY.
CLOTHING
AT WHOLESALE.
WE have opened a wholesale apartment- over our retail store, and inrite the
Georgia, Alabama and Florida merchants who buy in this market to give us a call.
We will sell them on as good terms and at as low prices as they can buy them in
New York.
Our stock is the largest that has ever been brought to this State. The
RETA'IL DEPARTMENT
Is filled with everything tliat is choice an 1 stylish for a
and see tho
outfit. Call
Virginia All Wool Cassimere Suits,
Good as the Scotch, for $15 per suit, worth $25.
;12tf 50 SECOND STREET, MACON, GA.
WING & SOLOMON
Offer to the public a large t
iewly selected stock of
FINE JEWI3DFIY
Silverware And Hated-Ware 1
Sterling
oct!26t
RALSTON HALL.
| TWO WIGHTS ONLY!
Monday and Tuesday, October 13 & 14 |
Still Triumphant 1
THE WORLD RENOWNED
DUPREZ & BENEDICT’S]
DRUGS, DRUBS!
JUST RECEIVED. AT THE
Brown House Drug Store
A full supply o' fresh * E „ ORLEANS
Drugs and Chemicals ^ s 1
*’ 1 Composed only of Artists of years, e—
rienoe and marked celebrity,
And embracing many new and novel styles, just out.
Also, a large stock of Perfumery, Toilet Goods,
Hair and Tooth Brushes, etc., all of which will be
sold at the Lowest Cash Prices.
PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY.
octllsunfttues tf
. expe-
Xow oil Their 22d Annual Tour.
They arc sole agents for the celebrated
L (Sc M. PERFECTED SPECTACLES!
THE BEST IN USE.
Their Work Department is complete. New Work and Badge
work and repairing, special attention is given—and guarantee tliei:
oetlStf
MAGE BROTHERS
Everywhere the acknowledged Mifistrel Troupe I
of the World. Just returning from their grand 1
successful Northern. Eastern and Western tour.
Fur full particulars see small bills. Entire
change of programme each night. Admission at
popular prices. Reserved seats for sale at Brown |
; Co.’s book-store.
CHAS. H. DUPREZ, Manager.
Chas. H. Keesiiin. Gen. Agt. oc” 1
Offer for the Fall and Winter trade the following
specialties:
BOARDING.
r Board*
fancj Knit Woolens and School Sacks, all silts, I
I oct9 thursAsun*
near the Flint House.
LADIES’,GENTS’and CHILDREN’S MERINO |
UNDERWEAR.
Musical Instruction.
Children's Cashmere and Colored |
Cotton Hosiery.
instruction given on the Piano and Organ, also in
Singing, Harmony, etc.
Residence on High street, second door above |
100 doz. SILK SCARPS. TIES and XECKWEAR Sp ^,T:,m P n,‘,^tS'n^ ha3 ' Collms ’-
125 doz. JET. MEDALLION AND LAVA SETS.
BRACELETS, BORDEAUX, NECKLACES, etc.
NO OPENING!
275 OTTOMAN SHAWLS—a bargain
83 50 up.
from I
But I have removed my stock of
Millinery and Fancy Goods
To HelfrleltN Confectionery Store, I
_ . . . _. _ T/ w_, r i Cherry atreet, where I am offering great bar-
Our assortment of FANCY GOODS, NOI EL- I gulps in Ladies’ Hats, Bonnets, Ribbons, Flow- I
TIES. etc. is the Unrest ever brought to Macon. erg . Lace and Linen Goods. Furs and a great
and having purchased principally for CASH, our I many other useful articles too numerous to men- f
prut's will rotnpare with the lowest in the city.
Thankful for the liberal patronage of the past,
respectfully solicit a continuance of the s
R
WHOLESALE
HARDWARE
CUTLERY, ETC.,
Clierry Street, - - 31 aeon, Ga.
oct!2tf
tion in an advertisement. I call the ladies’ es-
MACK BROTHERS,
; Block.
D’ORSAY COLOGNE.
THE 6ENUINE AND TRUE D’ORSAY C0L06NE,
From the original recipe, is sold by us. Try it.
qujL...... ...... .
[ bought for much less than New York cost.
Call and examine my goods,
octll 2w MRS. L, F. HENDRIX.
FOR RENT.
IVE n*mi Dwelling, with three
attached, on Tatnall Square, near residence |
of Mr. E. Price, at 325 per month. Apply to
J. SEYMOUR RODGfcRS,
augSl tf At Seymoua Tinsley ft Ca’s.
FOR RENT.
Apply to
jnly!7 tf
At Exchansre Bank, o
De. A. P. COLLINS.
At Collins* ft Heath’
TO RENT.
OLIVER, DOUGLAS ft CO.
DENTISTRY.
HI. IGLAUER,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
SEGARS AND TOBACCO,
73 CHERRY BTBBET, MACON. GA.
The Following Leading Brands of Segars Always On Hand :
| JASMINE, MORNING CALL, LUCCA,
GEENADIEfi, FORTUNA. PARTAGAS,
| GOLDEN BUG, CUBIT, UNITY,
LIBBY, LA TENTACION, SIN PRETEXCION'.
LA SONATA, COTTON BOLL, FKEXCH SPY AND JUST OUT,
Together with a splendid assortment of the
Leading Brands of Imported Segars!
Dealers in Segars and Tobacco will do well to rail and examine my stock before pt
octl2tf RANKIN, MASSENBURG ft CO.
ny friend:
^BWMjcnBnwity hjmwl that I W _
removed from the Brown House Segnr Store to ] all who desire insurance, or’who may wi«h. fiom
. cause, to transfer their policies from other
coinjrfinics to pkuv their ri.-k.s in a reliable home
lb*- National Hotel, on the %anu* ^ir --t, and a!-,
o^nrd a Wholesale S«r and Toiareo Store at
72 Cherry street. Thank me you for your kind
and literal patronage extended heretofore, and
hope by strict attention to business and fair
treatment, a rontinuaruv of the same.
Rwpectfullv,
M. IGLAUER.
A Xofftiflcest laatruoient.
We an* gratified to learn that theinag-
nihivnt Concert Grand Piano now K*inu , .
;a for M^^jair Grounds Saloon!
Chickering ft Sons, at a cost of $1,500^ j
will be finished shortly. It will occupy
institution, at a less rate, wofwttfwtaqfii
ere? at of ace, than original cost. The “Cotton
States” baa an available reserve of capital and de-
<rf 8500/mO. which is entirely independent
of it- bu<*in«**!*. ami is not and therein. Good
arents wanted. Liberal inducements will be
given. GEO. S. OB EAR,
octl2 lm Se<Tetary.
n | the place of honor in the ladies’ parlor of !
i aarc * u jiGtel, at the opening of the State • °Pf
This b.-autifi.l and costly instni-
Fair.
tne nt was on It* red by Guilford. Wood ft
Co., the State Agents for the celebrated
, ... . j ». -n , m.inufaetory of Chick erin^ ft sons. It is
a.i without Jouht wi.! stop at ud.o mt^ | doul . UeS;i the fi n ,. st pial , u to U- found in
thrifty businivis. See his jinnounce- ^ hotel in the South, and will att&aet
ent tflst* where. . attention and ex- ite the interest of every
■ | jt. t ■ ■ | visitor to the State Fair.—Musical Ec
lectic
Park, and i
Finest Wines, Liquors, Etc.
Give us a call.
WANTED—Tea >-r Twelve rood Bar-keei-erx.
EASTERN" BAGGING.
inn half bales.
.1/17 Just received. • •
"Hitf SEYMOUR. TINSLETTt CO.
SUGARS!
Mr. »nd Mrs. ’J'. C. Ni-b- t an ! tlu-ir
accoiuyliHliod dauvjhtt'li Mi.-J Huttio, tvr-
rivevi ou last evening from their trip
North, aft. r an aWn -e of several months,
and are registered at Hrown's Hotel.
Uou. Nelson Tift, of Albany, arrived
from New York last ni s ht, iiud is stopping
at Brown's Hotel.
W« notice the nainas «f General A. H.
Colquitt, Hon. 11. H. Hill, Col. A. E.
Vickers. Maj. J. H. Morgan and Mr. G.
A Pakti.no to Stmmkk.—Give a part-
injr to summer and prepare yourself for
the business and frolics of winter by
hiking the Hathorn Saratoga Spring
Water. It is better than any—endorsed
by thr medical profession, and sold by
Rankin, Maasenburg A Co. It
temi at the Brown House.
Ei'iumiao novel and original in toys
and sporting goods for the children can
be found at L. Merkel’s. He has the
imiK*rfortJun» incident to tte slurpnra* of the
j_ B — | (suktb oltMiira are removt^i. 1 tew* «^cure»t the
W. Johnston, of Greenville, N. C., rt*gis- largest and best selected stock of toys services of a rumpr-trnt retoucher, ami feel a»»un»t
TO LET-Two R-tr priiikges-tte Cokrvd Ba
aihl the Gnuvi Stand.
ortin5t GRIFFIN. VALENTINO ft CO.
THE NEW FEATURE
Photography!
— AT —
PUGH’S GALLERY.
DETOUCHKKG THE NEGATIVE, by which
9AA BARRELS “A.*
OUU YELLOW,
“EXTR-i C” and
FOR WHEAT!
1,000 POUNDS
BLUE STONE.
HUNT, RANKIN 4 LAMAR.
Druggists.
ONION SETS!
WHITE AND YELLOW
Hunt, Rankin & Lamar,
oct!2tf Drug ilia Macon. Ga.
Grand Lodge of Georgia, F & AM
Office op Tire Grand Secrerary,)
Macon. Ga., October ", 5873. )
T HE next annual connnuniration of the Grand
Lodge will be held in the city of Macon, be-
(rinnhur on the 28th instant, being the LAST
TUESDAY IN OCTOBER.
J. EMMETT BLACKSHEAR.
A>sM:uit (Jraiul S « n tarv.
Savannah News, Augusta Chronicle and Senti
nel. Atlanta Constitution, Columbus Enquirer,
Albany News and Rome Courier copy three
times and forward bill to Jos. E. Wells, Grand
Treasurer, Macon. Ga. octlO St
where. Orders promptly attended to and satisfaction wuaranteeil.
xtlltf
GEOJRGBJ W. H^AD.
EXCLUSIVE
WHOLESALE TOBACCO DEALER,
AND CIGAR MANUFACTURER,
No. 4 Blake’s Block, ..... Poplar st., Macon, Ga.
Heads
will be promptlv attended to and delivered tree of
tlrayage. I deal in all kinds of Family Groceries. |
1 want your trade. Give me a call,
octS «t E. R. RICHARDS.
FOR RENT.
Also, for sale, several vacant ami improved lots 1
in different parts of the city, worth from $500 to J
$5,000. Apply to
Alio,
ture.
Apply to
octio-lw
For Sale.
WAGON AND I
lot of Household and Kitchen Fumi-
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF LONDON AND EDINBURGH.
CAPITAL—GOLD - - - - $10,000,000
JOHN INGALLS
SPECIAL AGENT IOR
CASWELL, HAZARD & CO.’S
PHARMACEUTICAL
PREPARATIONS,
_ at 10 o’clock t
_ . av of Of-tob r. 1873C at my office.
Given under my hand officially,
octlO 2t C. T. WARD Ordinary.
LARD AND HAMS !
75
eTi-r brought to Mocou.
It
, npett
1 that hia work will nxvmxuei
■ pdA-til janl
CHOICE 11RANDH.
SEYMOUR, TINSLEY ft CO.’S
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
Supzrintende.vt’s Office M. ft B. R. R-,)
Macox, Ga^ October 11,1S73. S
O N and after Sunday, 12th instant, until fur
ther notice, trains on this road will run as
follows:
DAY PASSENGER, DAILY, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.)
Leave Moron 8J<0 a X
Arrive at Macon 4:30 a x
NIGHT PASSENGER, DAILY.
I^are Macon 7:45 P x
Arrive at Macon 1 5:55 a m
HAWKIN'sVILLE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, DAILY,
(SCNDATS EXCEPTED).
Leave Macon 3:00 P x
Arrive at Macon ^..10:25 a X
The day train lea vine Macon at 8 o'clock con
nects at Jesup with Atlantic and Gulf Railroad
trains for all point* in Florida. The night train
leavinar Macon at 7:46 connects with trains of At
lantic and Gulf Railroad at Jesup for Savannah,
arriving in Savannah at 8:20 A. M. Sleeping
coaches on niaht trains.
JAS. W. ROBERTSON.
•tl2tf General Superintendent.
W. A. HOPSON & CO
Insures Stores, Merchandise, Dwellings, Fu
I ture and all other property at
LOWEST KATES!
CO A. L
4 the Court of Ordinary of Bibb
county, will be sold tefore tlie Court-house dror
in Vienna, in Dooly county, between the lesral
boors of sale, on the first Tuesday in November
next, lot of land No. Sk, and parts of lots Nos.
37, 39 and 59. the same lyinz and teing in the 3d
district >A Dooly county, and eoutainimr 495
acres more or lew». Sold for the benefit of the
heir* and creditors of Jamra C. Baxemore, de-
CCMed. Tenna cosh.
J. H. WOODWARD. Adm’r.
ortl2d2t wtda
G*
has applied for exemption of personalty and
PARTMKNTS is full both i
Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS!
They invite i*rticular attention to their
department of
HOSIERY, DAMASKS LINENS,
SHEETINGS, BLANKETS, TOWELS,
FLANNELS, JEANS. CASSIMEBES.
SILKS, DRESS GOODS, etc., etc..
Due notice will be given of their
OPENING DAY,
For todies-Dr<»e«.Smt«, Cravats. Colbm, Tie,.
Ltux-s, Trimming?*, and Novelties in that line.
39 oatf 41 iectatf Street.
aepSKtf
Coal would do 1
before the 10th instant, a
■ha/ve winter rates.
OCtBtf
rill
BUTTS ft ROSS.
DISSOLUTION.
T HE firm of HOGE * STEPHENS tout teen
dissolved by mu tual consent, Mr. A. H. Ste
phen* retiring. The business will be earned on
by th*.* undersigned, who will settlo all claims r—
OT the ^ ilrm - geo. F. HOGE.
TYTOULD invite th*
»» and others to tl.
and celebrated house,
the lcsuling physicians i
Th.-y
Ha/jtrdA CaeswIFs Pure and Sweet
COD LIVER OIL.!
Always on hand.
Dealers supplied al
s»U)21 tf
Fresh ot i
COLLEGE OP
American Medicine and Surgery,
AT MACON, GEORGIA.
THIRTIETH ANNUAL SESSION', tomm-ncin*
- first Monday in N'ovemter.island»
tinuing four months thereafter.
FACULTY.
ne M. D., of Cl«velan l. Ohio. Pro-
triraand Diseases of Women and
C. B. Gal*
lessor of Ob
Child:
. H.O. I ,
1mco, Chicmro. Ill.) Frofrrre
tice.
J T.
Physiology and Pathol.
Adolphus. M.U.ofSt Lo
of Surwry and Dij-waes of th
L French. M. D.. (!»*♦* j J."
, 111.) Professor of Tne
. M. X).. of Mai-on. Oa,, Pretowor of
, feinrt Col
of Theory and Fra;-
Wituras my hand this October 9th. 1873.
^ JAS. M. LO\n
oct!2-2t Ordiru
For Rent.
house with 11 acres ground,
± am , garden, orchard and well of
wmwet. .*» suburbs of the city, convenient to Mer
cer University. Poaaeaaion given immed»tely.
Apply to C. SULLIVAN,
bctteodlm > ineville.
In retiring from the firm of Hog© ft Stephens.
I be* leave to return my thanks to the public for
the liberal jwtronage heretofore extendcl, and
would bespeak a continuance cf the same to r-
former partner. Mr. Geo. 8. Hoge, who will co
ton^ttehn.u^. A. H. STEPHENS.
$50 GOLD MEDAL!
X)R the best Country Weekly Newspaper,
1 published in the State of Georgia- Typo-
aphy, make up, busineas and rending matter
kd editorial manage ment to be considered by
judges. The five issues previous to the Stirte
Fair to be taken as thie teiit.
lpostsi
. sby.
oct2tf
a.^.. ^ w— ... Committee robe
id J. H. E«till, W. A H«mph m and Joa
ite.mivtrv. Pharmacy and Botany-
f««.r of Malaria Mrelira
Washington «(«“•
,.,J Tterajpeutn
u B. I.-of Maron. Ga.,
atoSSSTES-A J “"“" ru "
de i'U Clintsoiloa. M. H- of Marem. Ga.. Profes-
Reals*villa. Ga.. Demon-
" t The I 'l>Mn te elected on the amcmhling of
L. CLI- ■ al ,Mr«rii» letters of