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JHL M ALOIS MiLV TELEgHaM ASD MESSENGER ; TIESDAY MORAENG. NOVEMBER 4 18$% Til K CITY T1 IN DA T HOLVIMi Thr Alien Plot* titorti. *«*nollfi Club A foil a 1 tisement. Hup I Ti.- flop will talc Wedn- lav J A tu • t LriiJii Om wbiti fire negroes Friduj’ ni K 'b1 of the hulk hare been i Co. J« V: L.; T Tho*.- in * cologne shoi the Trian (pilar blor Turkish cologne ia m recipe given him by a araday ef>m. endanoe «le- m Home, led to be ul<l call nod Jack*on uid "om jail at Spurt* through the too/ of them were to rant, Alexander A nluKne. toperior article of i Boland B. HUE druggist. Hi* sufactnred ufter a Eastern traveler. combines all of the delicate hich the Orientals are famous Hue ii Writ I ml Cl We call attention to the j which appears this morning ini; exercises of the Macon lece. After several years Hear. idrertisement ’ of the of en- Medical <3o|. idly this school has again been revived, with a fall faculty, and its friends assure us that its prospocts for the future are bright. THKGEOEtOlA STATE FAIK THK AKA K>TH A\D LAST RAY. Thr Knd of Ihr liresl Exposition of im?s. 'The Fair Ground- last evening app>-ar- i : -t -.4• I.tnwt ».th what th.-j [ wen* hu-t week. Then all w** brilliance an ! aniu.stion; but jesteniay closer! j upon a scene of dawihitinn The beauti- ‘ ful balks had been dismantled of all their t«*autj; the piles upon piles of costly g had been fpirited away almost as if by magic; the floral treasures were gone; work* of art which had made the wall- so brilliant f-^r a week were gone Al*o, and » *mj*aratjv,dj little was left to tell that qp© of the greatest exposi tions ever held in Georgia had just dosed. The attendance at the Park yesterday n.rning was coinponod in the main of ea- bibitors who went thither to remove their goods. In the afternoon, however, about a thousand persons went in to see the races which were to wind up the show, nucxicxs. The committees not having all re ported. we are unable, aa yet, to give a full list of the premiums awarded; but hope to do so at an early day. Messrs. Singletoe, Mont k Co. took three premiums on their display of boots and shoes; ooe for the best display, one for the best hand-made work and one for the best hand-made brogmns for planters. The goods they exhibited were all ted from their stock and they showed no sample which cannot be duplicated from their store. Their competitors were Mr. E. P. Strong and Mr. Jacob Schell, both of whom made exceedingly handsome displays. Messrs. K. Findley's Sons took two medals, one on their Eclipse Cotton Press and one for the best display of planta tion machinery. They made one of the best shows on the ground, exhibiting nothing which was not manufactured their shops. We congratulate them upon their snooess as exhibitors. Messrs. Walker k Dobbs had one of the finest displays on the ground. They selected an immense amount of fine The Cer*tn! City hs- on 'j port -R of securing a branch of this a-.tive, lil **ral and strong company. The abor agent* will be in our midst from time t time, and we hope >oon to see tome c the fruits of their Libor* plowed in brie and mortar. We welcome them here. Hr! , r • r u*mlbot :t, SEW e-no* rf Dr. j — AOVEltTlSEAlEVfS. NEW Al>VKKTISEMENTS. Phil* oJ^Tj'sa. ThL pnKhtMd «rock«7.pUt^d eoodx. cotta*.*. from their stock and made a show that would have tempted mostdeolers in such goods. We would almost have imagined that they had emptied their* store to make this show, and yet it showed no signs of depletion. They deserve the highest praise for the interest they manifested in the fair. THE SACKS. Four races came off yesterday after noon. The first was ’a running race, mile heats, the best three in five, for a purse of $500, open to the world; no second money. Messrs. Baoon k Co. en tered Frank Hampton; W. G. Harding, of Tennessee, entered Mariposa, and G. C. Napier entered a gray gelding not named. Frank Hampton won in three the handsome new steamer recently brought hero by Messrs. Harrell k Hsyes, of Paterson N. J., and have determined to name it the O. G. Sparks. So. 2 hmm contracted with the same com]any for a steamer, the one recently brought out to them not giving satisfaction. We shall have more to say of Messrs. Har rell k Hays tomorrow. Cfny'N Kaffir. Mr. J. J. Clay gives notice this morning that the raffle of his fine horses will un doubtedly be concluded to night at the Globe saloon. Thoso who have taken chanoos must ho {iresent to throw for themselves, or throws will be made for them by ooe of the managers. Mr. Clay hu Uon working Tury Kurd to ffirt all the I ,Uait,-ht heaU—time 1.51J. 1.43} and inlorwted partial together, and now taa 1.54J. Maripon wai second and the wait upon them no longer. Bead his ad. btxt third. eortuoment. I Th 0 Mcwd raee was forthroo year olds. Held for l*o«iasr. Letters are held for postage in the Ma con office for Mrs. A. T. Bodingfield, Quitman, Ga.; E. D. Heller, 213 Third avenue. New York city ; Miss E. Cornoy, Macon, Ga.; Adams A Baxemore, Ma con, Ga. j Simon Walker, care Geo. Tur pin, Amerieus, Ga. j Miss Mollio Met 1 in ty. For-yth, Go.; Mis* J. II. Meriwother. Madison, Ga. | Mrs. L. A. Bogers, Bibb county, Ga.; Mr. I. A. Richardson, Sa vannah. Ga.; Mrs. John C. Nichols, 1 Hack shear, Ga. IlnmUninr lEnrnr**. In the eeoond story of Premium Hall was exhibited some admirable apo of harness, which challenged the admira tion of overy one. It oonsisted of a eel of double carriage harness, triple gold plated, gold martingale chains and other appointments all in the most eleg.mt style, and a set of single road harm is. also gold mounted and very fine. This harness was made by Mr. Theo. Duffcrd, of Newark. N. J., anti took the grand sil ver uicdal at the New Jersey State Fair. The harness is all hand made, and exhib its as fine stitching as was ever seen in Georgia. Fine Pigeon*. Among the fowls that were exhibited at the Fair, we noticed a veiy handsome cage of pigeons exhibited by Mr*ter Johnnie Hoard man, aged ten years. The lot consisted of two pairs of common piptms, uncommonly handsome; a pur of brown tumblers; a pair white and brown Turbots, and a pair black turbots with white wings which are known u jacobins. The whole display was very creditable for any one, and especially for a boy of his age. There was no premium offered for which Master Board man could compote, therefore ho deserve* all the xnore credit for his diplay. for a purse of $150, $100 to the first horse and $50 for the second. Mile heat and repeat. G. C. Napier entered Pretty- by-Night; W. G. Harding entered Mo- xelle, and M. G. Whitlock entered Quar tette. The first heat was won by Quar tette. Time 1.54J. Mariposa second and Pretty-by-Night third. The second heat was wen by Mozelle. Time 1.60b Quartette second, Pretty-by-Night drawn. The third heat was necessary to decide the race and was won by Mozelle. Time 1.58. Tho next race was a mile dash for two year olds, for a purse of $100, $75 to the first horse and $25 to the second. Mr. Hagie entered the sorrel filly Darter, and Col. A. S. Hamilton entered a scrrel filly not named. Tho latter wen the dash. Time 2.20. H. Wood's chesnut colt was entered, but did not start. The fourth, last and most amusing of all, was a mule race, mile hoats, best two in three, for a purse of $100—$75 to the first mule and $25 to the second. A, S. Hamilton entered bay mule Kite, G. C. Napier entered Cocklebur, and Sam Salter entered Throw’d-Joo-Warren. The first heat was won by Throw’d-Joe-Warren. Time 2.20. Kite second and Cocklebur third. The second heat was won by Kite. Time 2. TO, Throw'd-Joe-Warren second and Cocklebur third. The third and last heat and the race was won by Throw'd- Joe-Warren. Time 2.31, Kite second and Cocklebur third. One* of the riders claimed a foul on the last heat, but his mule came in ahead of the one that fouled him, the point was not one for ad judication by the judges. The race was a very funny one, and it was a pity that it could not have been made wholly by daylight. The last heat was run after dusk. The Lillie ElArlge Combination. This troupe gave another performance at Balaton Hall last night, which wa* quite as admirably done as anything they have yet produced. The company is ooe of the best that has ever played in Ma- yyp There may have been finer stars here than Miss Eldridge, but there have been few lcdies here who made friends in so short a space of time. She is a good actress, thoroughly understands her parts, and presents them with a charming grace, which does justice to the authors whose ideals she impersonates. She is far above the inifferent standard of average cleverness and frequently arises to the dignity of fine acting. Miss Eld rid go is sustained by the best stock company that has played in Macon since the war. There are men and wo men in the company who have the ability to be stars, and, therefore, it is no won der it hat received such flattering praises from the press wherever it has played in the South. To-night the play of Alma will be re peated, and to-morrow night the play will be Borneo and Juliet, the leading male character being sustained by a lady. The people of Macon who go to shows should not fail to see this company. i* sold by all nml**! far sR diasa**-* of the kidney and urinary - %in‘. Beware of counterfeits. 'Genuine bu proprietor's private stamp. Jobs F. Henry, New TofiSobAmL Be?t.—Hook's Eu The Cbxatzst Liver Medicine gives ur.irrr^al satisfaction in tl tirstoer.l of Dyspepsu.Si*k B » ache. Costiveni'ss. and all that dam of i*» — arista? from a disordered state of thr -to*.. * A Splendid X*>ramld. Among the specialties in Messrs. Greer, Lake k Co.'s display at the State Fair, one worthy of particular mention, was that of Messrs. Barkoou^e Bros, k Co., of Louisville, Ky. They ma !e the finest and most attractive display of pure and fine whiskies ever made in the South. They were represented most excellently well by Mr. V. EL Storm, who will long be remembered by the ladies who visited the Fair aa a most polite and courtly gentleman. He won more popularity in seven days than moat men could win in seven years. This bouse erected a pyramid of bar rels, with glass heads, representing some of their famous brands of whisky, in cluding "Hardeman’s Silver Wedding Rye,” "Gold Dost,” "Lee Valley,’ "Grace's Kentucky Pride," and others, constituting undoubtedly the most ele gant combination ever shown in the State. Above this pyramid floated magnificent silk banner, awarded to this house by the State Fair of Californio. This added greatly to the beauty of Messrs. Greer, Lake k Co.’s superb ner. Of course Mr. Storm's pyramid got the blue ribbons. Nxsvors IlxaiUTT.—A depetes. . irritable •gate at mind; a weak, neirsii exl.-Jist* 1 iitv; no totfgy or animation; cmJa%* i btnd. weak memory,often wish debilitating, im.4ur.u- ly diarharcaa. The couae^neoee of exram*, men tal overwork or indiamskma. This yxrrora de- eixjtt finds a aorevrign cure in Hr sera efts Homeopathic Spxctric. No. S8. It tooes up the system, arrests dl*rharcea. di-Ms the the mental gloom and despondency, and rejuvenates the eo- tuv system. It is perfectly harmless and always efficient. Priee $S for a padoum of five boxes and a lam* $i rial of powder, which is important in old. serious cm**; or M per single box. Sold by an dnurrista. or sent by mail on receipt of ] Add*** HUMPHREYS* SPECIFIC HOMEO PATHIC MEDICINE OO, No. 5*K Broadway. N. T. For sale by John Ingals ami Hunt. Ran kin A Lamar, Macon. Ga. aprUeod&wtf RALSTON HALL. gV M - K - Toe*day, November 4th POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT BUT ONE Of the Elite Star. Miss LILLIE ELDRIDGE, Supported by the talented young actor. Mr. HARRY L AN C DON, ThU Evening, hr Particular Request, Th* Romantic Drama cf A L IVI A ; HELD IN HON I)AGE I MoTHKxa. Motsieks. Mothkes.—Don’t fail to procure Mas. Wuranow** Sootmjxo Steep St- trr for all dheasea incident to the perk teething in children. It relieves the child pain, cures wind cottr. regulates the bowels, and by giving relief and health to the child, gives rest to the mother. H.- sure to call for “Mae. Wixa- low’s soot ui go STarr.” For sale by all druggists. jane£5 eodfl immilEX TO .11 AHKIAtK. Happy relief foryumg men frum theefled Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood stored. Impedimenta to marriage removed. New method cf treatment. New and remarkable rem edies. Books and circulars sent free, in scakd en velopes. Add re-*. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. t South Ninth street. Pliiladdphia. Pa.—an institution having a high reputation for honorable [Communicated. ] To the Managers of the present State Fair I learn that two poor hoy* from Jones county came to the fair Saturday* paid their gate entrance, leaving their mule and wagon outside. At noon they went ouUido to feed their mule, and they were charged seventy-five cents apiece to get back within the fair grounds. Such things as these reflect upon your man agement, and, I think, call for amends to the injured Jones county boys. If v< want to know who have been thus wronged by your subalterns, you can get the name of tho informant by calling at the Messenger office. J. Ii HEADING NOTICES. Mb. Wilcox has some fine fowls unsold which will bo offered to-day at the Fair Grounds exceedingly low. It* 20,000 German salt pickles, just re ceived at Putsel’s. nov4tf Look oct! the silver plated goods sent us for exhibition at the State Fair, will be offered for two days only, at cost. Now is the time for everybody in want of something nice and cheap, to get it. nov4-2t Walkkb k Dobbs. Fkcschxx Sciiwkizer Ease, just re ceived at Patrol's. noy4tf Waiker k Dobbs offer the entire stock of silver plated ware, sent them for exhibition at the State Fair, at cost. nov4-2t New Crop raisins, citron, cherries and currants, at Putxel'a. nov4tf IIV 31 EXE A Li. Married.on the SOth inst, aX the residence cf Mr. J. P. Tiaon, by the Rev. Wm. II. Cooper. Mr. Latimke A. Stocks to Mis* Lizzie J. Sssaioxa. All of Lee county. FUNERAL NOTICE. The friends and acquaintances of Mr. and Mrs. George Kidd and family, and of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Tripud. are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of the former, from the residence of the latter, on WaJnnt street, at 10 o'clock THIS (Tuesday) MORNING. NEW ADVERTISE31EXTS. Macon Medical Association. R egular mating this (Tuesdsj) even- 1NG at Dr. Wm. P. Hull's office. J. EMMETT BLACKS!!EAR. nov« it Wednesday, Positively Last Night, * The Sublime Tragedy at ROMEO 1ST TO JULIET! Seats reran*! at Brown A Co.’» Book Store, nuv* it _ be sold, on the find Tuesday in December next, before the Court-boos* door, in the town of Clinton, within the legal hours of sale, the follow faar described property, to-wit: Six hundred acre* of land, more or lesa. in said county. Said land.is well iogrweA Levied on as the property of Michael 8. mtisfy four Childs cis S. John wm vs Michael S Childs; uoeinhionf John Garland vs John A Childs, and M S Chikls (metuity) and the other in favor of Sarah J Towk-e va Michael S Chilis; also, throe fl tu is- *u<\l from Jon,.* Snjeriur Court, ooe in favor of J L Britton vs Michael S Childs, and one in favor of J L Britton vs Ananson S Childs ami Michael S Child*, and the other in favur of B L Holland vs Michael S Childs. Said lamia adjoining Madison TONES SHERIFF SALES.-Will bes before O the Court-house door, in the town c. ^linton. Jones county, on the first Tuesday in December next, the following property, to-wit: ■ Nine thousand pound* of seed cotton, more orl leu. Sold as the property of Orra Tuffs to ft*ti»fvl a distress warrant in favor of William Litile.mil aeent for Elizabeth F Tin's. Said cotton pointed out by William Little; also, ooe black man*, black male, and one gray mule. Levied on aaL property of Orra Tuffs to satisfy a fi fa issued from Jones buperior Court, in favor of A M Sloan * Son vs Orra Tuffs. Property pointed out by Also, at the same time and place, 250 acres of land, more or leu. Levied on as the property of William C Butler, adjoining the finds of dland, Phelps and others; also, 1,500 seed cotton, more or less. Sold to ■MaHTseouiweL Also, at the *an ad, more or leu. Levied _ William R Ritchey to aatirfy a fl fa issued'from the Superior Court of said county, in favor of Morgan M Mill*, administrator of John Towles, deremwd. vs William R Ritchey, and N S Glover, security. Said land {minted out by plaintiff's cuumiet Saul lands adjoins Stephen M Culpep per, N 8 Glover and others. W. J. GRESHAM. Deputy Sheriff. novttds ATTENTION. Protection iFire Co. No. 1. TTBND remit meeting THIS (Tuesday) “ By order of the AT ii. EVENING. nov41t PRESIDENT. ATTENTION. DEFIANCE FIRE COMPANY NO. 5, A TTEND regular monthly meeting To-night ii at 71 o’clock. By ocder Vresident. novtlt W. H. WOODSON. Secretary. Attention, Magnolia Club. J” K KT^at ^ rouCHubJRoom at ^_Brown’s Hotel bmdn- - . ... order of the President. on THURSDAY EVENING at 7 o'clock, as business of importance will be transacted. By G. W. SIMS. Secretary. FOR RENT. n Y O. E. BESORE, two di*sirable rooms for _ sleeping « OPENING EXERCISES vemher&tb. at the CITY HALL, commencing at # o'clock. Introductory address by Prof. Hayes C. Preach, of Chicago. The public are cordially WANTED. far* per root {•articular! call upon of addreu L. INGIRA. National Hotel, Macon. Ga. Oranges and Apples. 50,000 ^ puntl,,A ° ,ux - 'ositlvBly 1 Last Mb. The €-im rriiar'* Guard*. Thcn» has boeu some rather unpleasant comment upon tho fact that the Govern- cr'nGuanls, of Atlanta, left the field loot Saturday afternoon, hence Capt. lYcvtcs write* the following note which will fully explain tho matter and silence all com ment; Sditors Telegraph and Messenger: As a great auflRDprehensioa exists as to the reason why lira "Govi-rnoi^s Gujinls” left tho field on Saturday before the parade was over, please allow me to state that ull arrangements for conveying tho eora- iisiny to Atlanta an th© 5J o’clock train Lad Uwo mda and it was impossible tot it to remain longer on the field. The company left the field to take the train, and far no other reason. W. H. Wxexs. Capt. Governor's Guards. 11 iltg Jk AllltlltlOII Made three entries for prize* during the Fair week, and took two out of the three. They made one of the mod beautiful and interesting displays on the ground—em bracing watches, chun*,« bracelet!*, lockets, ring*, necklaces, coral, gold, tur- q® • i>e and diamond sets. We think they deceive much credit for their handsome contribution to the Fair as to their dis play. A $50 greenback wit!; the signs- nature of the "mu. hly married Mormon l'rophet,” Brigham Young, owned by Mr. i C. A. Nutting; a collection of very an-; cieat coin.* ovrn<\l by Mr. Sam. Farrar, both of M.. ‘. !»; tho shirt and collar j-UnL* worn by King Charlc* the Fisrt, of Kngland, when Wheaded, which as he ascended the scaffold, he presented to the then Bishop of York, throngh wha~» family they have since descended *ral are own«^l at present by Mr. St. George, who is now in our State. lew 11 ll-ou Mr* 1 Irlorlou 1 i;nder>tand that t) Iujr Machine fir*t premi Machine* iu Let the Annual Slate Fair be Lo< «*«led In Mnron. One of tho grandest expositions Sou thorn industry and enterprise ever witnessed bos just dosed, ami among the many displays peculiarly interesting to the people of Georgia was one of the Re public Life Insurance Company. A pic ture of tho magnificent Republic block in Atlanta, one of the elegant Masonic Hall to be erected in Forsyth, Ga-, and one of the superb opera-house for Macon, so much needed here, were beheld and admired by thousands of visitors, and it is now a cotfimon remark that the time has come to stop the flow of capital from our State. This company has a capital .stock of $5,000,000, and is amply able to help communities which help themselves. A life policy is almost indispensable to those who Ioto their families, and by se curing home investments we may the mors easily avail ourselves of its advan tages. Economy, vim, push, is the watchword, but capital with it insures mtoeess. The former is abundant, and hundreds of industrious, sober and wor thy men are unknown in consequence of their lock of capitoL Many know too well how hard it is to contend with debt, credit and interest, but time will bring all things right. Where there is a will I there is a way. Just here we must coll attention to on article on Home Enterprise, etc* in the handsome little Republic gotten up by Mr. Wm. Goodnow, for the public and the • •Republic.'* Many copies of it have been gratuitously circulated, and w© cheerfully recommend it to investigating business men. In it we find the bums of many substantial stockholders,'and Messrs. Geo. I. Thomas, J. W. Thomas, Dr. R. S. Jackson and Rev. W. D. Ad- kinson, are some of the active and relia ble special agents. They are worthy gentlemen, ore thoroughly enthused in a good cause, and ore entitled to the con sideration of our people. Of Mr. S. T. Lon’s shaving and hair-cutting saloon on Mulberry street is the place to get your barbering done. None but skilled artists retained. A hot bath can be had on the shortest notice. oct2fitf Four hundred thousand pounds Teas of all grades, at Putzel’s nov4t£ Georgia State Fair.—Parties visiting Macon during the fair, or any other time, would do well to examine the immense stock of tobacco and cigars at Geo. W. Head’s, on Poplar street. No. 4 Blake 1 block. oct24-tf Nothing smokes equal to "Central Choice,’* "Yours to Count On” and "Pride of Georgia” cigars, manufactured in No. 4 Blake’s block, by Geo. W. Head. octS4-tf Go to Brown’s if you want the best pictures, No. 13 Cotton avenue. 2t*. If good clean work suits you, examine Brown's collection of all styles and si: Moderate prices. No. 13 Cotton ave. *2t. Tmc Legitimate Thixo.—'-Simmon** Liver Regulator.** in parburos and bottles—labelled. atamp«l and avmed by J. H. Zeilin A Co. Take no other under auy circumatancea. Cxmox.—For prepared - Simmon*’ Liver Re*- aMtor." buy only that put up in bottle* by J. H. Zeilin A Co_ with enlarged label, like the package, which only i* am nine. Srutan the Tarm.—Some medical men insift that it fa undignified to advertise a remedy, how- ihle it may be. Queer reasoning this. It is like sarin* that auartieb which the world need* shook! be hid in a comer—that benefit* and imn may be too widely diffused—that the mean* of protecting and restoring health should be a dose monopoly, and not accessible to all. The ar gument is had. It is worse than that; it is inhu- Suppose Ilustetter’a Stonxvh Bitters-tm absolute sperifiefordyspepda. biliousness and ner- debiUty—had never been known beyond the repertoire of the faculty, what would have been iicnre? Instead of earing and invisu- ratio* millions, the pood effects of the preparation would have been confined to should not be hid excellent should be placed as acity on a hill here all men can : take' cognizance of it. It is upon this principle that the Bitten have been advertised and continue to be advertised in every town of Irwin ton. in said county, on the first Tuesday in December next, durinx the legal hours of sale, the following property, to-wit: One hundred acres of land, being part of lot No. 57, in the 4th district of said county, and known as the Cummin* Browner place, noar Irwintou; one bouse and lot in the town of Irwin ton. known as the place whereon Mary Beall now lives, con taining 4 acre*, more or IriO. as the property of K Cummin*; acres of land, known as the A U Cummin* Woodworth place, in said county, ad- jutnin* lands of Crutchfield. Ja*. Temnles et al. and 14 acre*, more or lea, situated near Irwi to No 1«* Central Railroad. Sold as the property of A 11 Cummin* to satisfy one County Court fi fa in favor of W C Parker vs John T Unman, and K Cummin*, principal, and S J Stubn* and A II. Cummin*, securities. Property pointed out by plaintiff. Legal notice served aa law directs. I Also, at the same time and [dace, tiso acres of land, more or less, in the filth district of aakli county, in the possession cf Wm Whitehurst ; m acres, more or leas, now in the possession of Ja* Stevens, of said county; 120 acres, more or less, now in the po—esriun of Jasper Aycuck. of said county; SO acrea of land, more or leas, now in the i possession of Riley Shepard; .100 acrea of land.I I more or less, now in the possession of V W Tharp, of said county. All levied on as the property of V W Tharp to satisfy one Superior Court fi fa from ■aid county, in favor of Gamer Mercer va V W Tharp. Legal notice served upon the parties as I required by law. Property pointed out by plain tiff. Jas. K. BRANAN. ■ noTttds Deputy Sheriff. ■ ALE.—Will be <ohl. before the j door, on the fin: Tuesday in De- cen:t>T, between the legal hours of rale, the follow- i °oSe £milrei"acwa of land, more or dess, with improvements, lyin* in Hmzzard district, of Bibb cjuntv. where now resides J T Knight. Levied on to satisfy a fifa in favor of W G Fitzpatrick v* J T Knight. One house and lot, on the Columbus road, con taining ooe acre, more or less. Levied on os the property of John Doyle to satisfy a fi fe in favor of Stephen Collins vs John Doyle. Two hundred acres of land, more or leas, lym* Warrior district. Bibb county. Levied on as the property of RidmdF Wooilolk to satisfy a fi fa in favor of Daniel Harris vs Richard F Woolfolk. Two hundred seres oi land, more or V*s*. lyinr in Warrior district. Bibb county. Levied on as the property of Richard F Woolfolk to satisfya fi fe in favor of’SophiaSosnowski vs Richard F Woolfolk. J.B. GUMMING. novttds Bailiff Bibb County Court. «5kl before the Court-house door in the dtv of Macon, on the first Tuesday in December next, within the legal hours of rale, the following Macon, near th * place known as the residaioe of James W Knott and femilr.bein*a» acres of lot No 4fi. uvl more fully described in the deed of Chas J Shannon to A M Speer, trustee, formerly of the children of James W Knott, dated 1st day of November. 1859. and recorded In book 1. toiio trustee for hi> ch ! Iren.to- itni;. i mortzaz • fi fe issued from l ;l»b uper.or Court, in f t' M u-on Bu:kl. iza: l hoa-> As»*iation W Knott, trustee fo* hisriiildran. Also, at the some time and nhuv. that p:i al of lan.l situated in said counts of Bibb and St te of Georgnear the city of Macon, on th j w., side thereof, containing 2u acres, and being n • r the pfem Known as the residence of Jam .-s W >.nott ■ *- —-*■ | — c ftafly .vnott. B „ m llssoria- day of August, 1871. L vied on as tb* property of * W Knott, trust*v foi nortgaj r Court in favor i ami family. b*in* the _. _... . described in the mortgage given by mi trustee, to the Macon Building and Loon ’7. ’ children, to satisfy a Bil»b Superior Court iL .. diitz aiki Loan Association vs James \\ h trustee for his children. Property pointed out will ukirt-cure tl fe. Also, at the same time and place, lot N > 8. i block No7U. in the city of Macon, containiug tl. resi<k‘nce of Job H Cherry, with all tb<* i:aw»‘ * menu thereon, situated on Cherry ftr.- -t. fn *.•» (itv. Levied on as the property of Job H Chen to satisfy a fi fe issuing from BiwBupe.-wr Com in fevor of L L Harden vs Job 11 Cherry, and M ■ A Cherry, security. Property poinLd out oy plaint ill’s attorney. . Also, at the same time and place, tlw southwest half of lot No 4. in block 8, being 1 w*n-. mure or s; lot 3 in block 1. kd fi in block fi. lot* 1 and 4 bloci .1, ha 1 in block i, lot 4 in block 7, and tot 4 in block A. ea. li containin* 1 acre, mor.- or lex*, lying iK*ar theUcmulree river, adtoinin* and ' -to Last Mocun; raid parcels of land being own and designated acconling to L W DuBois p of survev id the lands of the late T Wud- folk, deceased, lying cast of the OcmUlgee river, near East Macon, in sakl county and State. Lev ied on os the property of Richard P Woolfolk, to satisfy a fl fe issuing from Bibb Superior Court, in few of 1 C l’fent A Son vs R F Woolfolk. Will be sold before the Court-house door „ the town of Irwintou in said county, on tlie first Tuesday in December next, within theusui J hours of sale, the following described property to-wit: One bay horse, in the possession of Crawford Stanly, and ooe buggy, in possession of Ellis Hol loman. Sold to satisfy one County Court fi fe in fevor of J. K/Branan. administrator, va James S Slaughter. Sold as the property of James S Slaughter. Property itointed out by plaintiff's attorney. Terms of sale cash. JOHN T. SMITH. novltds Deputy Sheriff. some one of the managers will throw for them. NO POSTPONEMENT! To-niaht is your last chance. Three hundra chances to be thrown. J. J. CLAY. FAIR GROUNDS I T WILL ran HORSES. MULES. CATTLE and A, many other things to-day oa Fair Grounds. Sale to commence promptly at 11 oYfork. J. J. CLAY. Auctioneer. Saunders’ FaCe Powder BLOOM OF NINON AUCTION SALE lfith district of ^Starrainty.^hy*virtueof a 0*fa _ be raid, before the Court-house door, in the town of Butler, within the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in December next, the following described property, to-wit: One hundred and forty and three-fourth yds stripes. E and B. 14 yds prints (Andover) 7Vf yda —weta prints 1« yds Amoskea* prints 11 yds Id prints, 17f yds solid Snrague prints, 51 \ \ abash prints 2!H yda alpocca lustre. 65 . yds alpacxm lustre, 4»'A yds dress gvs*ds.83yds Tmsey, 14! yd* linen. S5| yds bed ticking. Ml yds mattrara ticking, M yds jeans. 450 11m flour, 55 bunches of cotton yarns, 61 pair shoes. 14 pair boots fiSS lbs sugar, 1S5 lbs coffee. 7 sacks corn, SO shirts 8 pocket knives S7 pair suspenders box soap and 5 tubs Levied on by virtue of _ mortgage fl fe issued from Taylor Superior Court, in favor of Lontsh Harris, vs Jere P Moye, aa the property of defendaat. Property pointed out fed Also, at tho same time and place, the eastern ont-half of lot No 227, in the Sd district of Taylor county. Levied on by virtueof a fi fe issued from Taylor Superior Court, in fevor of Susan H Mil ler, administratrix, vs Henry Joiner, administra tor of Sarah Joiner and John Joiner, as the prop erty of the estate of Sarah Joiner. Also, at tho same time and plan. 298. in the l>t district of Taylor county. Levied on by vii tuo of a fi fe issued from Taylor Superior Court, in favor of W B Adams rs J W Goodwin, as the property of said Goodwin. Property pointed out by plaintiff. Also, at the .same time and place, 1(H) acres lot of land No fiol, 150 acres No fiOO.aud 100 aero- No 297. in the 14th district of Taylor countv. Levied on by virtue of a fi fe Issued from Taylor Superior Court, in fevor of J B Devon vs Green Dupnest. as the property of sakl Dupriest, and pointed out by plaintiff. Also, at the same time and place, the one-half land No 239, in the n fflBBIRBBBBB ■old before the Court-house door in the city of 31acou, oil the first Tuesday in December next, th. ci* at eon, in said county, lately occupied by Col A L Maxwell as a residence. Said lot containin* tliree-fourths of an acre, move or less. Levied on the projiertr of Charlotte V Barker to satisfy a irtgage fi fa issuing from Bibb Superior Court. ... fevor of Octavu-i Cohen A Co, v* Charlotte V Barker. Property pointed out in said mortgage 1 fa. Also, at the same time and place, ail that tract »r parcel of lands, situate, lyin* and being in i-ity of Macou. in said county and State, being -ordin* to the plan of raid city as parts ot lots No 7 and S. in square 9k commencing at the corner of Oak and New streets ; running along New street 140 feet, then at right angles 210 feet to an alley, then 140 feet to Oak street, then to the starting jioint, including an encroachment on New and • htk streets. Levied on as the property of Thomas B Artope, trustee, etc. to satisfy a^nortgage fl fa issued from Bibb Superior Court, in favor of the Mechanics’ Building aiul Loan Association vs Thomas B Artope. trustee, etc. Property pointed out in said mortgage ti fa. Also, at the same time and place, all that tract or parcel of land, situate, b in* and beingnear the cit v of Macon, in sakl county and State, in Vine- rifle, on the right hand side, and fronting the rood leading from Mulberry street, in sakl city, to For syth. opposite the old Macarthy residence plare, and adjoining the tot occupied ^ by Thomas Harde man. Sakl tot containing 1 acre, more or less, and adjoining the old Pickett place on the cast, and the Causey lands on the north. Levied on as the property of John H Allen, trustee of Mrs Julia A Flint, to satisfy a mortgage fi fe issued from Bibb :topertor Court in fevor of tho Mechanics’ Build ing and Loan Association vs John H Allen, trus tee of Mrs Julia A Flint. Property pointed out in sakl mortgage fi fa. Alsu, at same time, will be sold, at the brick yard of William G Huge, no,000 bricks. Levied on as the property of Win G Hoge to satisfy a fi fe issued from Bibb Superior Court, in favor of Free man A Roberts vs Albert B Ross, administrator of the estate of John Hollingsworth and William G Huge. Property pointed out by plaintiff’s at torneys. Also, at the same tiino and place, one undivided half of that tract of land, in said county and State, known as tots 106.112, 113,118 aiul 119; the south half uf lot 125; all that port of lot 126, south of Swift creek; all those parts of 114 and 117 lying south of Swift creek, aiul contains narrow strips of the last two named tots, north of Swift creek. All in the 8lh district of originally Baldwin, now Bibb county, containing 1,449! ucres, more or less. Lev- ' ’ m as the property of Andrew J Lane to satisfy fi fas from Bibb Superior Court, one in favor of Walter Tote rs A J Lane A Co. and one in favor of J F Tate. etc. vs A J Lane A Co. Property pointed out by plaintiff’s attorneys. m mam im muu FERTILIZES. —AT THE— STILL CONTINUES, And owing to the great reduction we have jus: made on all classes of GOODS, the rush of customers is Greater Than Ever To better suit the people oud times, we have reduced all Goods 25 per cent Less Than they sold before the Great Financial Panic We want money for our Goods, and in order to get it we have made the Following Reductions ! 8-4 BLANKETS, reduced from $4 00 to $2 50. 10-4 BLANKETS, reduced from §5 00 to $4 50. 10-4 BLANKETS, reduced from $6 50 to $5 00. 10-4 BLANKETS, reduced from $7 to $6 00. 11-4 BLANKETS, reduced from 50 00 to 57 50. 11-4 BLANKETS, reduced from 511 00 to 59 00. 12-4 BLANKETS, reduced from $12 00 to $10 00. ESTABLISHED 24 YEARS! MANUFACTURED BY Langdale’s Chemical Manure Company (LIMITED.) J ’ HEWCASTLE-ON-TYHB, ENGLAND. This Company Sells 40,000 tons Manures Annually This manure is guaranteed genuine, free from adulteration, made of the best chem ical ingredients, and thoroughly pulverized and MIXED BY MACHINERY. It contain* a large proportion of Soluble Phosphate and is eminently suited to Cotton, Corn and Grain Crops. SPECIAL DISCOUNT TO GMG S POE'CASE! AGENTS irr GEORGIA, CLEMONS Jfc JAMES, J. BEN WILSON A CO., BUFF, WINTERS ft WHITLOCK, B. H. WRIGLEY ft CO., J. W. WHEATLEY ft CO., G. M. STOKES, WM. J. RUSSELL, C. M. DAVIS. Columbus. 9 Atlanta. Marietta. - Macon. Americas. Leesbm?*. Athena. Arlington. W. McKAY, General Agent, .Macon, Ga. 5,000 CHOICE C0C0AMTS, fevor of , __ w no Gar rett and Enoch Garrett, Jr. principals, and Enoch Garrett, Sr. security. Sold os tlie property Jease Garrett. Property pointed out by de- ndanL C. A. J. I *“ novttds . POPE, Sheriff. TASPER SH KRI HP’S SALES.—Will be sold, be- y fore the Court-house door, between the legal bourjof •de.in the town of lloatieello, on the first Tueslay in D-xttulier next. She following in scribed prorats. to-wit: Five hundred aiul forty. ■ hew. in said county, i AN Eturlish preparation. The best in the /Y world fee beontifyuoc the complexion. Free from anythin* which can possibly injure tho skin. TURKISH COLOGNE. Superior to any cologne ever brought to this city. Warranted to rir«* satisfaction in every particular or money refunded. J Prescription* carefully prepared by competent druggists. nov4tf ROLAND B. HALL, Comer Cherry rt- «nd Cotton ave New \Yilaon eigfc* > * i:;g I Jenkins, the Superintendent of Agencies, k. one diploOwS, *r medals and oompot;Uon was ' machines being L This highly WiUmS-wing Ma !.:rv Company, from the fact that the A wanting Committre consisted of throe practical mechanics. h:;,i nearly all other k.:. U we have written before. Some journals say "he is fall of energy, pushes his business, and is wonderfully successful.” Others report that he ap preciates a business man’s time and bores no one with insurance. We have known Hr. Jenkins many years, and cheerfully voomir.end him as a modest, intelligent, oroctical and energetic gentleman. Hav- be fo learn ; desii the ui 1 when another company offered i*.trly twice as much, his ambition v all companies «loing business in a invest in Georgia. Ho hopes to i ston-lanl of agents fllointod. and ■> thereby applicants will »eok the tlius relieving the companies of ■isitor>. and the visitors of mm-h nt. newspaper of any prominence in the hmuspherev and that the its fevor have been translated into all written languages. Thousand* enjoy perfect health ti-day who would be languishing on bed* of sickness if the newspaper* had not spread the troth with regard to this unequalled invigormnt and corrective far and wide. Suppose profit has been reaptsl from this publicity. Is that snr ar gument against it? If tho public health has been protected; if lives hare been raved; if the feeble bare bran strentbened and the sick restored, creat rood has ham accomplished. And who so mean a* to grudge to exertions thus directed their fair reward V Ptkk Akticles.—RJmember that Dr. Price's Cream Raking Powder has been before the public for years—is the only powder that ha* •if worthy of confidence—that the rs pat into the market pure articles, and do not protend tocompete with the adulterated, injurious cum pounds now so extensively forced upon the r*opta They claim that Dr. Price's Cr«m Bak ing Powder and Special flavoritw* are the chesj.-vt tacaara they are th*- purest; and their standard for strength and purity will be maintained. $200 IN PREMIUMS! Pimm Foils for Solo I OFFER FOR SALE. For Less Than Cost! A the Fowls I ordered from the North to show at the Georgia Sute Fair. The fowls wareorelered from the bert breeder in the United Mates, and are guarantied to came up to The Standard of Excellence. Ovsb-sxebtio* uitherof body or mind, pro- debiluy snd Jisaie. Tlie usual rerntdr is i take some stimulant, the effect of which is the roe a» giving a tired boiwe the whip instead of The o fortify the i s {■ennanrnt tome like the I*er\ rith ft hole nxxk Brahmi.. Uriit Bmhnrr,. Pxrtridre S 0 ***”- ? Bg CorhiM. While Ortirw. Blxrk Oortint. Omaon Corhir.^ firax Djrtias Whit* IVjrkiru, B1 vk Simnish. LrxhcmN <«Jdcn Sfffirfri Hxmi»*jnrs lihi. Spanri..l Hambnnn. lfolxrj, Is Mirer SpMixlol NndflKtnr lLuahorte. Crrxt? r. Hou Ii-i. L» Y . Lfork VTuvr Guo.. B-rtrr Guo.. Blxrk BrnfJfoO Hxd Bm Jnar Blur Gw Omni. Wh::,. Gorac. Spanish Game. Gold Laced Bantams. Brown Igwboms. Silver Laced Bantnms. Whit- Bonfems. Black Bantams. Black Bantam Gome. Black Breasted Red Game Bantams. Brocue Tur- Kr-meu Grew. Hone Koor Geese. African tJeere. Teuleuse Grera. Aylobarr Ducks. Ronen n be seen at mj residence cm the O. C. COLLINS. Tanner. L Mr Michael evtyof John L McMichad. deceased, to satisfy^ ta bued from Jasper Superior Court in fevor of A W Jones vs John L MeMichael. deceased. GeonmT Barttott. transferee, rs John L McMi- Abo.«X the wm tim. and plxrv. 700 acfo, of land, more or loa. known ax ths Hubbard plan', andapart of the IfoUtun tract of Und. in raid muntf. adjotntM tho larvU of iln Alton, hint Parry. Fltt, aMrXhcrx Levied on as the prop, erty of John W \1 ystt to satisfy a fi fa issued freon Jasper Inferior Court, in fevor of James II Rob erts vs Isaac T Wyatt, principal. John W Wyatt and George W Wyatt, securities, — J -- aw. ai lac «aie ume ana place, l.ioo acres of land, ui raid county of Jasper. Levied on os the property of P B MeMichaelto satisfy a fi fe issued from Jasper Superior Court, in fevor of John D S Butt A Bro. vs Cf MeMichael. executor of Eli- h af^wi Mieh ^r principal, and PP cMichad, security, and the same transferred to John Straiten, of New York city. Alra. at the some time and place, lOO ocre* of fend, mote or leas. Levied on os the property of O R Belcher to satisfy a fi fe issued from Jasper A!«x at the same tim. and pbcr.Sfiacroiot nd. more or tow. and the improvrm.nt, thereon, situated in the southwestern portion cf Hill in aid town of Uonticrlio, on the road leadin* front Monticvllo to Fiwsvtli. Ga. known aa the E T '' hite lot. now in the porondon of Henrr T Jmtlh and Asbenr Calehlmra, to ml 1str the above fi fa. Levied on aa the proper! v of K T White. Also, at the an. time and place, -nil acres of nil. more or leas. Lnvtod on aa the propert v cf JP l S t “> “enters , Mutvler crook, known aa the Pleasant Jackson Place, to satisfy a fi fa issued from Jasper Supc. nor Court, in fevor cf O S Frophitt rs J H Free- mjn^Mrcntorof the estate of Ptoamuit Jackson. srJ!s£griXsz« the property of O R Belcher to satisfy a fi fe is- from Ja«per Sujvrior Court. Febnuuy term, I s ?*. 10 A |VOr <* N B White, succesrar to N B snd L White. M. B. KEY. Deputy Sheriff. 1TACON COUNTY SHERIFF SALE.—Will be sold, on the first Tuesday in December next. Iielore the Court house door, in the town of Ogle thorpe, Georgia, during the legal hours of sale, tho following described property, to-wit: All Itoit tract of fend lying in the 8th district ot I original!v Houston, but now 31ocon county, con- fiist ing of tots No 6 and 27, and 35 acres off the south part of tot No 5, containing, in all, 440 acres, more or less. Levied on os the property of IV’ C Wins low, trustee, and Mrs E N Winslow, cestui quo trust under on execution from Houston Sujienor Court, in favor of Sterling Neil vs said W C Wins- Itow, trustee, and Mrs IT N Winslow, cestui que trust, for the purchase money of raid lands. M nov4tds J. C. HUNTER. Sheriff. the first Tuesday lowing property, to-wit: One hundred acres of land, being the west half property of John Shealy, to satisfy a fi fa issued from the County Court of raid county in favor of Thomas Reynolds vs. Morris Grimes and John Shealy. Also, at the same time and place, 6,000 pounds of seed cotton. Levied on as the property of de- tondand, to satisfy a fi fa issued from a Justice Court of said county, founded on s merchant' lien, in favor of Campbell A Jones for the use c C. vs S. J. Tyner. J. C. HUNTER, ihjv4 td Sheriff. /^.EORGLk. MACON COUNTY. — Whereas VJ Cullm H. Cox applies for totters of guardian ship of the person and property of James C. Clark, minor child of Wm. B. Clark, late of said county, deceased. This is therefore to cite all persons concerned. IT'XECUTOR'S SALE.—By virtue of an order XLi from the Court of Ordinary of Dooly count)’, will be soki before the Court-house door in Vien na on the first Tuesday in December next, be tween the legal hours of. sale, the north-east half of tot of land No 120, in tho 9th district of said county. Sold as tho property of 11. H. Parker, detvamd, lor the benefit ot the heir,andcroditora of said deceased. Terms cash. nov4 tils MATHEW PARKER. Executor. A DMINI;>TRATOR*ii SALE—Will be sold ... XX. the tii>t Tuesday in December next, uuder ofj Ordinary of Dooly jiaying tlie debts of Jc- alra for the purpose i 14-4 Blankets at Panic Prices. Marseilles Spreads, Sheeting, PILLOW CASING. —AND— House Furnishing Goods, AT REDUCER PRICES. Red Table Damask, Seduced from $1 25 to SI 00. WHITE TABLE DAMASK, NAPKINS. DOILIES, And TOWELS. Just Received at Panic Prices! We have reduced our Black Alpacas, Which for color and quality are admitted by competent judges to be the best and cheapest in the city, as follows: Black ALPACAS, worth 50c., for 40c. Black ALPACAS, worth 60c., for 50c. Black ALPACAS, worth 75c., for 60c. Black ALPACAS, worth 85c., for 75c. Black MOHAIRS, worth $1, for 85c.' Blatk BRILLIANTINES, worth $125, for $1 00. We sell the same Alpaca as A. T. Stewart retails, and at the same prices. 200 Bunches Bananas. 50 BARRELS CHOICE APPLES. JUST RECEIVED AT J. F. BARFIELD’S, No. 4 Brown House Block. 63 THIRD STREET, MACO N GKO H GI A. SIG-Itf OF THE HOG. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Corn, Bacon, HAY, OATS, MEAL, WHET BRAN, BAGGING, TIES, LARD, HAMS, MACKEREL, SUGAR, COFFEE, TOBACCO, LIQUORS, Etc Prices as Low as Any Other House ! Call and see ns, at the s n of the Golden Hog. BURDICK BROTHERS. Tuesday order of tho Court c, . . for the pur|K>*e uf payi ifornc, deceased, and a he tnbution uf his estate among his heirs, if any 8 purpose bfdis- I blue *Itor fiu.vin vnl oi tlehU, the following prop- wljJjhj i» the thinl distort of Hoot, count,. Lot, of fend Nos 41 and S3. Land, sold nibiect * widow's dower therein. Sale to be wuute be- i the Co*>rt-l>oufce door in Vienna, Dooly coun- between tho usual hours of sale. * Term* j >»• , J.E.LELLEY. ov4 Ids Administrator. Colored Moliairs, In all the new and fashionable shades, reduced from 75c. to 60c. Just received, another full line of those Handsome Satins ! In all tho new and Stylish Colors, in cluding NAYY BLUE, BOTTLE GREEN, OLIYE BROWN, DMA YE HEAR THE SLOGAN?” will sell during the next next at the CourLbouse doorTnYhftown of Vi- | emu*, in nal county, within the legal hours of sale, the following land, to-wit: One hundred *™. moro orky.rflot No. 45, | TWO WEEKS AT 85 CENTS. | They are the BEST QUALITY, and are worth $1 00. A DM1NISTRATOR S SALE.-By virtue of on order from the Court of Ordinary of Dcoly county, will lie sold befor the Court-house door in Christian E Crum per having tiled their petition in projjer form to me praying for letters of admin istration de bonis non, with the will annexed, the estate of Mary Justice, deceased. This L .„ , cite all legally interested in the execution of this application, creditors, legatees, next of kin and any others interested, to be and appear at the next December term of the Court of Ordinary of said county, and show cause, if any they can, why letters of administration de boms non with the mUMiKied. .bouldBU bo pitted to mid,p- Left, which wc are selling Given under mj hand officially, I worth $1 50. J. R. HOLMES, Ordinary. Only KID i dozen of those GLOVES PUTZEL SOM Beg leave to call the attention of their numerous patrons to tne oelow mentioned list t»f GKO C ERIE'S. COMPRISING Thirty-one Different Kinds of Canned Goods I •+* s ''’ h “ on - 1Co1 - AU of the above are Packed This Season i TEAS A SPECIALTY LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! We have now in »tock the LARGEST and most COMPLETE assortmemnt of r JC? 3E3 A. l IN THIS MARKET. hoaJZ.SHAM. 107. Ilk. 111. 1*7. IS. ISO. Itt, la. IK. m ii; and tZ7 in the nixth dtotrirt of laal rountv. and Not «7. «. K. IM and 1«7 it the ieventh dirfnrt of >ii rountv, and Xoa. lot ILjIS.i*.O.K.U. at K. tot K and 00,in tho etoventh dbtnrt uf roid rountv, uid Nou. as. M0, M7 and ♦« tn the fourteenth ditrirt U onxinalij pwjy. no* Worth rounty. and Not«, lfo. S15, J and X43 in the twelfth district of orwinally ■ “ iris ArvriU Wai.lei t r fltina r Wtoeh (ireat K ui T " ROUGH THE AIR, Pp Iy - *»w t Wilcox county, and Nos. 170,171.17$, 13S. 21S and 228, in the fifth district of originally now Pulaski county, and Na Ul ui the ^M Attrid cf Irwin county, and No. 461, in the twelfth dntiirt ci Brook* countiy.and Na 996. in I the eighteenth distiirt, third seettoa. of Cbcroke.; way. end No. 195 in the twenty-first district, thud reel ion. of Polk county, and No. 822. in the ^QUrteentli district, third rectioo.cf Forsyth nmo- I Also town lot No. 2. square 2. one-milf of No. I square K. Brown 3IU1 j F, K tT B y rirtue uf an order Ej of the Court of Ordtnarv- of Macon county. Go, will be roki before the Court-huuie door tn In all qualities, at Bargain Prices. T®e**foy in Itooember next, between the lc^i Orst^ucsday^^vraU-r iie^li^acn^of^hi | Ladies’, Gent’s and Misses’ Hose hours of rale, the following tots of land, to-wit: more or less, being 123 acres on the west siti "* f — lot No 113 and 4 acres off of lot No 114 in the «*.- ond district of originally Mnscugee. now Macon uounty. »nd more particularly known as the premises on which John Kay.deceased, resided at the tune of his death, and raid a.* the property of the estate of said John Bar, d«*a*!d. for the purpose of distribution. Terms cash. ut D A. KAY. Executor. Fine Woven Corsets, For 75a, worth $1 00. Rlta^ tot ami tot near the Baptist ’Church-oil of raid being in the town ‘ ised. for the the debts of the property of Wm. Synoo pmjw of distribution and 1 mid deceased. Terms—one- M. H. UAtlS, Administrator. i 1 i in-iMijj- lit. ’ Full -A fj ir .];’V incidents and hrurbrenuih e^pes. Prr.fu*»-] i i lu«tnti*i with full page engraving*. A iook ihi will»-!l in the boniest time-. Addiw- for d. kcriptiou and terms, or send at once il.2S for oul :.t : Wi.i.i v 1 : v:..>r !.■•. :■ or New Orleans. nov7a*r \ DMlNlS FRA TOR’S SALE.—By virtue -0. an ordsr of the Court of Ordinary county, will be sold on the fin Tuewfey in December next at the Court-boa door, in the town of Vienna, irt Dooly count' , within the legal hours of sale, lot of land Na 31. and the north half of lot Na 32. in the third dis trict, containing 3u3| acres more or torn beirg the I land, ci.41. am Peary, d «*a**L Sold tardktri- NHttti Trams—11 months credit. .4 M- 1-4 V \ Vi 4 4 V ' A HM1N 1STRATOR’S SALE.—Agreeable to XX. order from the Court of Ordinary of Dooly county, will be sold, before the Court-house door, m \ieiuia. Dooiy county, ou the first Tuewfey in Ifocwnbur. 1S75. fur the benstt of Uk heir.Vod creditors of 44 in Gurr, late of said county, deceas ed. the following property, to-wit: IbJ acres of . Handsome Braided Corsets, Term* cash. j. LILLY Administrator. \TOTlCB TO DEBTORS ANl CREDITORS.— u Aj 1 porf-o intirbted to Hut of John C I J "i* T <4ror««vl. wiU com forwxrlwidmMcut their cfeteu. uA thoro hold ntgchiuMwlll ruroe (ucwxrfi wtthin the tirnexl lowed by few Mid moke settlement, accordingly. J.B. KKLLY, nov44(M Administrator. Hr*T. Ra*K!9 A Lamar.—Th;* wcl! known end reliable firm have rewired % l%rrr tot X r>r. Hood’s Eureka Lirrr Medicm** it ha* the praise of all who have tned ;ti In bottles at 5o cents aud JLuu. ! G BORGIA. CRAWFORD COUNTY.—Wi r J. adimnbtruTi r an th • JAMEbJ.KAY, . 1 county, will l* the Court-house door, in the town Turwby ir\ December } to thee*- __ w ^ , 1 Ms of Mi Sutil fur the benefit of the Crawfardoouoty. March term. lsjs. will be told. c ** rt r h ““*u Ooor. in nld rounty, on the find Ttnwday in Bjrembrr next, lots online. 7*f feod JleeH. 77.78. Mod I ta. Aft in the 2d .linnet of orieinafty Houston. ""’“I; Sold a. the property of 11. T. Hams, fate of said county, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said estate. ELISHA F. HARRIS, For $1 00, worth $1 50. We have the largest and best assortment of SILKS ever offered in the State. IN BLACK SILKS We defy competition, as we have the largest and cheapest stock in Georgia. Liters. Tei JOHN J. BKNTLY. Imported Bulbous Boots. Iwe SELL AS WE ADVERTISE I waof all colors. Tuhns. Ancicon-**. Snow- I & Bro. TEN DIFFERENT GRADES OF TEAS! Prom 70 Cents per Pound and Upwards! :0: — ALSO ON HAND Parched Rio and Java Coffees. Pickles, Preserves, Jellies, Jams, Farinas, Mustards. Msck^m Cheese, Butter, Lard, and everything else appertaining to a Grocery Store. LIQUORS. We take pleasure in stating that the . Century WliishLy Was awarded the CHEST PREMIUM AT THE VIENNA EXPOSITION OVER ALL COMPETITORS T Hennessey, Martel and gturd German Groceries a Specialty WS KEFl* A d EVERYTHING Try IN THE GERMAN GROCERY LINE. Our Shakspears Segars, 10 cents Each. Thankful for past favors, * h just re-t'-iml direct from Holland quantity of Double and Single Hya- of all ooton. Tulips. Awcom, Snow- I: I r » u---. S..r> .vm.- »r i. . » Pcndou Iris. Call and make your selections. octtljlw CiEO. JUSGGB. S. Waxelhanm uvtiy sutuJthtliu Prices Lower Tlian Ever PUTZEL & SON, SECOND STREET, DAJIOLK'S BLOCK.
