The Macon telegraph and messenger. (Macon, Ga.) 1873-188?, June 21, 1879, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text1 THE CITY. SATOBDAY. JUNE 21. 1879. Wew Tam*. Oat at tha brewary near the county hos- pltal a pond baa been formed for purpo- t<*a connected with the brewrey and to •apply a small “ill with water located at tbe tame place. It ie mad also for lathing and ia pronounced quite good, It wai constructed by Mr. Louie Van nucki, who ia now running the brewery, Inanff oral IftIL We acknowledge tbe pleaauiw of an invitation to the inaugural ball to be given at CatoosaSpnnga on the evening of Tuesday, tho 24’.h inatant. The ball will open the eoaaon proper and will be on qalte a grand scale. Macon will be rep* relented by some of her fairest ladies and gallant gentlemen on that occasion. Barbecue in Janes Canalt- To-day tbe grand barbecue at KJpet- rick’s Spring, five miles from tbe city. In Jones ooooty, will take place. The oool change in the weather will make tbe day very pleasant, and the attendance will be the largest that has been at a barbecue in aeveral years. Special preparations have been made fcra large dinner. The Maconltei are Invited by the managers to oome ont, join In end enjoy tbe day with the Jonea c.unty people. A number will go ont from the olty dnriog the morning. Water Works. The subscription oommlttee on the water works are receiving some enooura glug .subscriptions. One firm propose* to take a hundred shares, and before tbe enterprise shell fell, will doabld Its tnb. soriptlon. Yesterday aome of tho mem bera of tho committee had an Interview with Captain T. F. Wynne, of Atlanta, who Is still In the olty. He presented many valuable and Interesting facts in regard to the Atlanta works and water work; generally. No deSnlle oonolnslon was rraobod. For Tybrw-An Excursion far ike Coast l.ut evening an excursion from Allan, ta numbering about sixty-five passed through tho city via the Central railroad for Tyber.* The party go down on tickets good for ten days and can return at any time from tbe date of the ticket within the tan days. Among the excursionists were Mr. S. W. Postell, of the Constitu tion, Major J. H. Morgan, Mr. George I. Thomas, and many others. The party took tapper in Macon and loft in antiol* pation of a fine time among the salt vapors of Tybee beach. Brevities. Many teams were ont yoaterday after noon and pleasure drivinfjjwas quite pop ular in the city. The city baa become quite dusty, and ralais again needed both for comfort sod crops. Moonlight drives are being spoken of aa soon as that luminary concludes to shine again in the early part of the night. A popular fountain at which soda wa ter of I be ooolost kind is Ellis' on Cherry street. Grand Lodge of colored Masons. Tho semi-annual communication of tho subordinate lodgei of Georgia of colored masons will bo held in tbla city on tho 24lh inatant. llspresentatives from these subordinate lodges constitute tbe Grand Lodge. Toe mooting will convcno at ton o'clock in tho morning of tho 24th, There aro m tho State twenty-five lodges and tho number of delegates will reach over one hundred and fifty, At four o’olock in tho afternoon of the day of tho meeting, them will bo a pub lic parado by tho delegates and at night at tho A. M. E. Churoh, on Cotton aven no, the Grand Master of tho State, John H. Deveaux, of Savannah, will deliver a lecture. A Fink apetcci. In tho Colnmbas exchanges of the 18th Instant appear extended aooonnts of tbe Oommenoement exeroises of the Colum bnv Female College. The literary ad dress of the oooaaion was msdo by Colo- nol S. W. Goode, of Eafanla. He aeleot- od as bis themo “ Woman's Inflaenee In Llteratnre.'' Tbe address was masterly throughout, and was accorded tbe highest meed of praise by the press of the city, both papors oontalning foil and flattering reports. It was ohaate, beantifnl and fjroible, and well timed. Colonel Goode Is a prominent lawyer of Eifania, formerly a Georgian, and has a number of warm friends m this city, who will take pleasure in adding their con- gratulitions to those already tendered tho talented speaker. The Naval Academy Appointments. For tbe information of onr young friends who desire to know the action of tbe recent Hoard of Visitors to the Na val Academy, wo subjoin tho following from the New York Herald, of the 19ib lost., wbich is considered a strong en dorsement of the method of a competi tive examination, already referrod to in our columns: BtrOBT or TDK B3ABD OF VISIT0B3. The report of tho Board of Visitors to ths Naval Academy hai been received by Secretary Thompson. The Board compliment* tho management of tbe in stltution and makes a number of recom mendations, among them that a higher r-tauJanl for admission to the Academy bs established and that tbe same system of competitive examination that exists in the admission of cadet engineers to the Academy be made to apply to oadet mid 1 shipmen. They suggest that the regula tion against the use of tobacco by cadets be rigidly enforced. In conclusion they pay u high tribute to Commodore Far ter, who died on the day that the Board held its last sitting. JMonroa Female callage. The arrangements for the commence ment of the Monroe Female College at Forsyth are quite extensive. A fine commencement is anticipated by the friends of this excellent institution. The commencement sermon will bs preeched on tbe r>:b of Jnly and Wednesday follow ing will bs commencement day. The commencement sermon will be preached by Bev. Or. Hawthorne, of Montgomery, Alabama, who delivered the sermon of the Mercor commencement last year. It will be a sermon snsh ae has been seldom heard at a commencement. The medals for the best readers In the Sopho more class will be delivered by Mr. S. W. Small, of Atlanta. The annual literary address will be de livered by Bev, C. K. Strickland, of An. gnsta. Tbe various attractions will make tbe commencement one of the most inter esting since the war. The commence ment* of t to College are always fall of interest and invariably attract a Urge crowd to Forsyth. SUPERIOR COURT. Verdict in the Kitchen Case—Tbe ■ornnlutr Butt. The verdict of tbe jury in the case of Mitchell vs. the Central road, wbich was fonnd and sealed the night previous at half past nine o'clock, was read ia court at its opening yesterday morning. It war, aa foreshadowed, against tbe road for the sum of $6,000 dollars. The amount sued for was twenty thou sand dollars. Tbe oase will be taken to tbe Sapreme Court and a reversal of judg ment sought. The principal groond of .the prosecution was that the construction of the out at the point where the aocident occurred was not on the approved meth ods, and in this way the road failed to exercise that oare and circumspection that it should hare done for the safety of its passen gers and employes. The main ground of defense wae that tbe accident was the result of ths ''act of God,” which ceuld not have been avoided by the road and for whioh the corporation was not lUble. Of coarse other and important points came cp on both sides and each and every step was contested with great per tinacity, oonnsal on each side excelling themselves in the ardency and ability of their advocacy. Yesterday a'case bearing some points of similarity to tbe Mitchell case was Uken up. This was the suit of Mrs. Su san Horning vs. the Macon and Brunt- wick road. She is suing for tho death of her husband, who was killed while in the service of tho road some yoara since. The amount of damages are as ia tho other case, placed at twenty thousand dollars. The case is briefly as follows: Thd ongine of tbe do.n passenger train on December lu.h, 1876, exploded about a mile and a half below Bazzard Boost. Mr. George Horning, tbe engineer, was instantly killed and Mr. Ei. Richards, tho fireman, bruised but not disabled, Tbe tender telesoopad the baggage car and other damage was done. Tbe engine was considered one of tho beat on tbe road, and Mr. Horning was an engineer of large experience. He was previously employed on tbe South western road, and was a quiet industrious man. Yesterday tbe evidence for tbe plaintiff was all in except that of a witness who could not bo reached yesterday ^after noon. Tho conrt adjourned until eight o’clock this morning, when tho caae will bo re- earned. An incident in tbo trial ooourred yes terdsy afternoon. One of the witnesses stated that he bail boon told by another wiinosa that Colonel Adams, tbo Super intendent of tbe road, bad warned bim against appearing again as a witness against tho railroad. Golonel Adams, who was present’ denonnoed tbo statement as not so. Efforts wero made to obtain tbe witness who first made tbe remark, bat in vain. Ho will be examined first this morning. Tbo caso does not want in interest. Tho jury bearing tho caso ia a very fino one. It was strioken from tbo Grand Jury. Personal. Mr. J. C. Shaw, general traveling passenger agent of the Central road, pasted threugh the city with the Tybee excursion. Mr. T. F. Slabbe, of Savannah, was in tha city yesterday. Mr. A. J. Orme, of Atlanta, waa in Ma con yesterday, at the Brown House. Mr. Elam Johnson, of Atlanta, was in Macon last evening, on bis way to South west Georgia. Mr. Jonah H. White, of New York, general traveling agent cf the Coast Line, one of the best railroad men in tbe Dxas Sill.—Our commencement exercises ! are orer. I here rewired my diploma, and am now ready to enter with seat into the pleasures ot nt -ety. Attired beoooucgly m a pure white robe, inch as an antral Blight lore to wear. I took a prominent part In toe t$usKal exercises in tbe evening. Although I Bad contracted a severe cold a tew days before, X was enabled by theme ot Ccussens’ Honey ot Tar, the beat reme dy in tbe world tor coughs, colds, and all diseases of tbe throat and lungs, to time so well that I completely enraptured a lanre audience. Tell Uncle John that the use of that invaluable com pound, Ccussens Honey of Tar, will cure bis cough. It is only 50 cents a bottle, and. can be bought at Boland B Halt’s Drug Store. Yours in haste. men tt Axxrs.n BUSINESS NOTICES NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Reward. _ . _ . . . . „ , - . | MOO UNT GQIiS * The Most Worshipral Brand Lodge VTTB acknowledge receipt of One Hundred | \ V Dollars in Gold from L W Rasdal, _Agent For the State of fieorgln, A. F. M. kinds of Dry and Fancy Goods, Furnishing I Goods. Parasols, Fans, btraw Goods. Etc. at Cost. No Humbug. Our prices will prore this | 1 act. Cali and secure Bargains. J H HACK. junlS su tufri Iw Second St. A few nice Baskets of Flowers for Commence- | ment can be had at junto eodSt ULUS’ DRUG STORK. SPECIAL NOTICE. w Contemplating a change in business and In , - - . , I order to prepare tor a large Btsok the coming business, is in tha City for a day or two. j season we shall for the next SO days sell all Mr. Sam Barron, of Olinton, waa at the Lanier House yesterday. Mr. T. M. Butner, of Houston county, was registered at the Lanier House yes terday. Miss Dinda Howard, of Everett, who has been spending commencement with Miss Troutman, of Yineville, returned home yesterday. General A. B, Lawton returned to Sav annah yesteraay morning, after remain ing several days in the city, during which time he made many friends. He is one of the most aitute members of the legal fraternity in the State. Ear. T. G. Pond, of Albany, passed through the city yesterday. is Oil Citizen Heard From. We find the following mention ot one who was in the past a citizen of Macon, | Mr. L. B. Clay, of Colorado. Mr. Clay is a brother of Mr. J. J. Clay. He has been absent from this city fourteen years. From several pipers now before us it would seem that Mr. Clay has struck some kind of bonanza in the great silver regions of the West. We hope it may be FLOWER BASKETS. A large lot of Flower Baskets of all styles and prices. junlOeodSt L W SMITH * OO. Pat Horse and Black Wax Beam, Cabbage and Beet Seed for late gardens at janlOtaei&sat 2t ELLIS’. Store open at 3 o'clock a m. Mineral Water* on ice jun7 tut lm THBO W ELLIS. * Q oajEJpi' To all who are goffering from the errors and indiscretions ot youth, nervous weakness, early decay,lem ot manhood, etc. I will send a recipe that will core you, FRBK OF OHAi-GB. This Orates or tux Gkasd Secbitabt, SavaxgAH, Go, June 17tb, A L5379, A D1S79. The subordinate lodges nnderthis jurisdiction sre requested to meet in their Regular Semi- Annual Communication on Tuesday, June 14th, at 10 o'clock a m, in the city of Macon. A full attendance is earnestly requested by the Grand Halter. By order JOHN H DEVEAUX. MWQM tor for Ga. Lons B Trsssg. Grand Sec’y, junZl zt* WANTED. A SALESMAN in a Wholesale Dry Goods Houae. A single man preferred and one woo has served % time in ths retail trade and knows what Good! are. Address DRY GOODS. janZt tt Care A E Seifert. Macon, Ga. ft BORGIA. JASPER COUNTY.—Wherers VX Mrs Mary A B Penn has applied tor letters of administration on the «. state of William C Penn, deceased. Thu is therefore to give notice to all persons concerned to file their objections, if any they have, within the time prescribed by. law, else letters will be granted the applicant as applied tor cn tha first Monday in August, 1379. June 19th, 1679. * juctl laW«w* hi this city, as per publication announced Feb ruary ’73, in the Telerrapa and Messenger. D DALY A BRO. We also acknowledge that we owe the above amount to the puolic at large for their liberal patronage to us in the past, and expect to recip rocate in the future by offering our goods at the very lowest bottom prices. we are constantly receiving fresh supplies every month from the Northern and Western markets and also from Europe. The following articles we guarantee to give satisfaction, viz: 100 Casks Milwaukee Beer. SO Casks McEwan’s Ale. SO Casks Bass’ Pale Ale. SO Casks London acd Dublin Porter. Also a large lot ot French Brandies, Port. Shery and Claret Wine, Acme, B Select and | Old Stock Whisky. Grocers and families supplied at short notice. We keep also a full stock of tbe best Staple and I Fancy Groceries at the lowest figures. Jun7tt “SPECIAL NOTICE!” In order to reduce our Stock preparatory to Removal to our Old Stand, on Second Street, we will begin on Monday, Ju ne 9th, (and continue until we make the change made necessary by the increase of Business) to sell our Stock below Cost. Fact. GrZSO. P. ROWELL <£ CO. Newspaper Advertising Bureau. I This is not mere Talk, but FJ£ SWANSON ; j • i Ordinary. City Lots ior Sale. I HAVB three very desirable building lots for tale cheap ior cash or. on just as long time as any one may wish for good paper drawing seven per cent iaterest. These lots are located near Mercer University and are the best now offered for sale In Macon. Parties wishing lots to build I ■ , on can secure them now on their own terms by great remedy was discovered by a missionary ia I calling immediately. I shall dispose ol them at South America. Send a self-addressed snveopel I the best price offered duriLg tbe next ten days. *0 the Rev Joseph T Inman, Station D, New "" * - ) 1 — ira^ra r deia Sodly KLKdrjtlC BELT?. A sure cure lor nervous debility, premature decay, exhaustion, etc. The only reliable cute. Circulars mailed free. Address J KREEVE 8 Chatham St. N Y, —loblS deodawSm -O Call at once it you want a bargain. jm.&0 Stpd W_ Atlantic Coast Line Passxxsbb Dspastxixt, Wn.3inrGTOK.NC.Juin! 16,1879 C OMMENCING June IS, 1879. the ATLAN- 1 TIC COAST LINE OF EAILWAIS and I their connections will operate the following do. IF YOU Want really floe, beautiful and permanent Den tal Work, either oil the natural Teeth or by sup' I , pljtng their phscesrtth Artificial ones, be certain I. WOOL IP so. Sava tha Silver Cliff Daily Prospector: I to consult Dr Ford, who, from and alter this I senbed series cl 8nmmer Schedules, which by I date, a ill be lound constantly at his office. No reason ol their variety ana superior comfort L B Clay, tho founder of the Dora, let Socond Street, from 8 o’clocka m. to 6 o’clock commendtbtmselvesto tbe attention of all trav- and the discoverer of the celebrated Wild | P 831 | jJgMPjJjjMJJjJjgjjJg from Macon. Ga, and Cat mine and several other valuable min* eral lodes in the Dora district baa reach- . J ^ ^ , uhont psm uuIoiJ , ou ed, after moouia Of nard labor, tbe point I take Nitrous Oxide Gas, Cbiorclorm, Ether, Etc, so greatly deserved by any man wbo to produce insensibility. Dr Ford was tho first takes up tbe pick in a- mining district, Dentist in Georgia that gave Gas to Extract success andacompetence. Clayb.e ex- I T «* th wlthout • Ua 13 * t “ 1 erciaed great patience and endured many hardship?, and now has tbe proud satis faction of knowing that for all tha past, I The greatest nmiinl wonder of the age. A his erertiona have been rewarded. child can perform on it It plays all the latest 1 music. Write (or Circular or call and see it at I, W SMITH A OO’.S, Cottou Avenue, Macon Georgia. jullsun St that purpose. ring t aprX7 auhAwed 9 ORQUIIETTES, all points along tbe Southwestern. Georgia and Macon and Augusta Railroads I Nol—All rail daily, via Augusta, Wilmington Richmond Leave Macon via Ga Railroad........ .. 7.10 a K | Leave Augusta via S C RR S:45 P J£ Leave Wilmington „„ 7-19 ± . Leave Weldon >r - g 1:30 P St Arrive Richmond T1 4.40 pk Arrive at Washington ' J 9 sent aaratiu w* 11 if DO Jr M, I Arrive at Baltimore via B and P H R...11:55 p M Arrive do via B and O R R...ll:20 P K Arrive Philadelphia S SSak Arrive NbwTorS 6:45 pm Encampment at Rome. In Borne, oommouoing on tbe 1st of Jnly and continuing about ten days, there will be a grand onoampment of vol unteer troop?. Companies will be pres ent from all parts of tbe State, and sev eral companion from a distanoe. Among the companies expected are the Gate City Guards, of Atlanta; the Chick asaw Guards, of Memphis; the Porter Bifles, of Nashville, Tennessee; the Chat ham Artillery, of Savannah ; a oompaoy from Griffin, besides the threo Roman companies. In the little city there are three companies: the Romo Light Guards, the Hill City Cadots, and an ar tillery oompany. The oaoasion Is expao. ted to bo a very pleasant one, and will bo ntersporsod by a splendid drill contests, whioh will be close and exaiting. The Maoon Volunteers have been Invited to join the encimpmsnt, and some of the members favor the idea of accepting the invitation. Ills still an open question with the corps. The encampment will be the largest that has been held in tbe State ainoe the war. Great preparations are being mado in Rome. i Juc Jcitera„n in Macon. w In the Jaiy number of Lippincolt's Magazine, under tbe title of “At and Af ter the Play,” Mr. L. Clatke Dans has a fine illustrate! article on Mr. Joseph Jeffsreon, tbe great oomedian. It seems that Mr. J. married aa actress named Margaret Lacky, about the year 1849, and later in the season started on a Southern tour with a oompany of his own. Of his oareer Mr. Davie says: ‘•For the first time in his life he be gan to gather in money faster than the butoher and baker oonld take it from him. At Macon, Georgia, Cbatles, his first child, was born, and bis wife's illness de taining him there, he seriously oontem plated building a theatre—in a town whioh oven now woald not pay a mana ger all the year through tor the oil of tho footlights. Twenty years after wards, white on a tour of .the Southern States, horevisited Macon, and took Mr. Ford to view the site of his intended youthful folly. Hfs return to the South after so prolongs! an absenoa was made a sort of triumphant pageant to him, so many people remembered him and rejoin ed in his great pecuniary prosperity and the artistic triumphs he had won. The ohange in his circumstances had certain ly been great.” Buvthe Mellwood.tae Barest old KyeWhisky | _ in the city, at BAM. WEIUHELB AUM, | mania tf 76 Cherry street. DBS J. P. A W. K. HOLIES, DENTISTB, 7 No 84 Mulberry Street, Maoon, Gs Tjeth extracted without uain, beautiful seta of Tooth inserted, Abscessed Teeth aud Diseased Gums cured. EonthwestCM Georgia Corre.H ponilence— Prtsp ect of an Abundant Crop—Mine Bains Throngbont Use Country—Tat- labaaner, Fla., and Its lfusfneas Prospects, etc, Taxiakassex, Fla., Jane 14, 1679. Editors Telegraph A Messenger—My last from Tbomasnlie, Ga., gave yonr retders an account of the interesting ceremonies at tending ths unveiling of the Confederate monament at Thomasville on the 10th inst, and the general Crop prospects of that sec tion ; this, I hope, will oontain no less inte resting news—that of the favorable pros pects of tho agriculturalist* of Loon county, Florida. Traveling ifrom Tbomasville, Ga, by way of the Dnnoanville road as far as Duncanville thenoo by a dull and fearfully bad sottlomont road aoroM the eonntry seven or eight miles, intersecting the Spring Hill road, and down that road for seven miles, I struck into the Tallahassee and Monticeffo road at Mr. J. B. Crump’s 10yg miles from Tallahassee and down it to tha above city. All along the route, exoept a small section j ust below Duncanville, I found the crops of 1 l’opular Drawing ol the 00m, ootton and oats, the latter nearly all _ ... ... . .. saved, most exoellent. The crops generally {JOIUIlI011W6&itll UlSll*l0ll are in fine condition, much to the credit of I xj n „ « the laborers, of whom the most are freed- tilUIl vO, men, and also upon tbe planters of this boo- at jiAUAULEY’S THEATRE. Hon. I dare say that Leon county wiU pro- In tbe City of Louisville, on duce one-fourth, or one-third more this year _ _ , ‘ _ r ,— n than any previous year ahioe emancipation. IllUrSdaVt JUIV - 31i lo79. While the crop* ia the mam are extraordma- “ J’ " *T~ * Trj Elegant Sleeping Cars Augusta to Wilmington- Day Coaches -Wilmington to Richmond Pull man Bleepers Richmond to New York ot-Bay Line Daily (except Sundays) between Weldon and Baltimore To Weldon as re'i No Arrive Portsmouth 5:S0 PM Arrive Old Point 7 ; uo p m Arrive Baltimore 7:00 a m Arrive New York t-06PM Portsmouth to Bsltimore by tho unriTalled - Bay Line Steamers, VIRGINIA. CAROLINA . 1 Viili-r- 3& -11 kinds of Dental Materials and I and FLORIDA, landing alt passengers directly I grounds, ample ahade, cool, ■Deaiera in ail xinaa 01 Denial material! ana 1 SpujEuSQ St*., -Tie rourtnons slunttn. -ml „ 1 For Ten Cents: One hundred page Pamphlet with Lists of Newspapers and Advertising j Bates. For Ten Dollars: Four lines in- I sert9d one week in Three Eun-1 dred and Fifty Newspapers. 10 Spruce St. NT.? 7. Season of 1879? Westers & Atlantic R. R. Co OFFICE GEN. PASSENGER AGENT, atxiAkta, Ga, Juno lit, 1379. An A.ttraotlvo and Cheap I Is the place to get tlie most Dry Goods f r your Catoosa Springs] Momy I under new management. These celebrated Springaare lit miles from | ni _ . n c c-i-n tv t ox • l n j- Atlanta,onthewaarr. only 4 hour.’ ride Megant line or Silk Damasse ana Striped Grenadines and medieuia'i vTrtuo of h tho° wa^r J'.'flno m”u£ j ust in and offered twenty-five per cent, below the mar tain air, and convenient location. Tho spacious I*, x • J Hotel buildings and Cottages are now open for I Bet pi lCC the season, and visitors will find commodious | _A.noll GV S, WAXELBAUM & BRO., !f>i ’r- [j:« . • i Hew York Store., Masonic Building’. jan8tf _ _ . ggg — ■ - v.T. —*-- - =gg sm There’s No Doubt About It! J. W. RICE & CO’S., 39 & 41 Second Street. airy rooms. _ large lot of Lace-stripe, Plain and Figured I “o™ 0,pfiU I orU‘te. e ngs! upp ^ d e I Buntings twenty-five per cent under value. full assortment of Teeth of all kinds. Gold of all I v .»» - r>.v_ 1 Promoter ami Man***? nr* ™ - , . , kinds. Amalgams of all kinds, Rubbers of all kinds. markd&wly PRESCRIPTION FREE Fur tbo speedy Cure ot Seminsl Weakness. Loss ol Msnhood, and all disorders brought on by in-’ discretion or axcets. Any Druggist has the in< gradients. Address DAVIDSON A CO, ■jaVdeodAwlv 73 Nassau St. New York. Authorized by tha Commonwealth of Kv, SlOttLi Philadelphia to New York Pullman Palace Cars No S—Old Dominion Steamship Line from Porta- mouth. Virgin!*, bj the magnificent Sidewheel Bteamihipa— Isaac Bell, Bach Monday.. 6 00 p M Old Dominion oach Wednesday 0.00 P M Wyanoke each Saturday 0:00 p si Connecting directly at railroad wharves with trains leaving M-con, Sundajs, Tuesdays and Fridays at 7:10 a m 1 For sleeping car accommodations, state rooms, on steamers, and all information apply at Burr Brown’s Book Store, J UNA H H WHlTB.Agent Atlantic Cosst Line, S O HUGE. Ticket Agent, 6t Mulberry street, or other special agents ol tho ling For tickets to alt points North and East (uni form ia rates with all other lines* time tables and all Information, inquire at Ticket Offices Union Depot A POPE, General Passenger Agent Junefotm HUNT'S ^u^eve’ra ££ft> Ske^Srtll AH classes of Dress'Goods slaughtered for the Cash. SiSatwoam. In White Goods, such as Organdies, French Nainsooks, s * s Doing only 26 j frirlio Rio1mr\ onrl Vinf m*?o T.rt-rmnn tca tolrr* fBo lparl All most desirable Summer Resort in the South. ■ Fast Trains leave Atlanta daily at 5;i0 a m. mifes trom chattanOTgajwrHos'd^fringto visu I India, Bishop and Victoria Lawns, we take the lead. tho far-famed Lookout Mountain can leave Ca toosa at 9:30 a m. visit the Mountain, ana re turn at 6:00 p in. Un and after June 101b, (and until October 1st) 1379, Excursion Tickets will be sold at the fol lowirg Kates: Excursion Ticliet from Atlanta to Catoosa Springs and return, including both Railroad and Itage Pare and one week’s Board, 610: two week’s Board. $17: threo week’s Board, ,34; tour week's Board, $31. Tickets can be purchased lor a longer time than four wosk9 at same rate per week as above. Excursion Tickets good to return the day ol leaving Springs. For further particulars or copy of '-Guide Book to Summer Resorts’' and Farm Houses, or pamphlet giving Analysis of Catoosa Springs, address B W WRHNN, Gen Pass Agt, junSeodffin Atlanta, Ga. we ask is an inspection of this department. Large assortment of Torchon, Bretonnc and Italian Laces j and Hamburg Embroideries received last w eek | If you intend to purchase ]yr..A- f Jr r 5.'' 5 IN 4^5- do not fail to see our magnificent line and get our Bottom | Figures. A few pieces of O.AJRJPIS'rjs* and several ele- [gant IfcTTCirJS at a Bargain. rily good, I must mention in particular that of Mr. Jchn B. Crump's: this geutlemau having 480 acres in ootton and 900 acres in oorn, besides an abundant crop of oats and sweet potatoes; also five acres in sugar one, very oxoelient, has no grass iu lus farm, and with proper seasons from now until ma un which occasion a GBAND CONCERT will i be given—holders of a ticket or part ot a ticket | entitled to admission tree. Tbe Drawing will be supervised by men of un doubted character and standing, and ticket- holders, agents and dubs are respectfully re quested ta send on representatives with proper f credentials to examine into tbe Drawing. I C PLANT. it H PLANT LEMON TONICli C.PLANT&SON Bankers and Brokers. «r. -vir. RICE cft? C30-, Triangular Block tnrity, and no disaster, will make two hun- A. NOW Er& ill th.6 HlStOFy Reslcned. We regret to annonnoa that Professor A. J. M. Bizten has resigned his profee- sorsbip In the Wesleyan Female College. His resignation was handed in daring tbe Ust term, bat was only aoted upon at the meeting of tbe Board of Trustees daring Oommenoement. This step was Uken entirely volnnUrlly by the Professor, and iB leaving tbe inilitntion he takes with bim the very best wishes of tbe Faculty of tbs institution and trustees, and highly complimentary testimonials at to his mer its as a teacher and worth as a mao. He bts filled tha chair of ancient and modern langnages for the past six or sev en year?, for which position .be was emi nently qualified by a long course of Eu ropean training. Ha has bad in ail soma fifteen years experience in leaching. Professor Bisien is a gentleman of cul. tare, and has been Tory succeesfol in im parting instruction. Since his residence in Maoon ne has made many friends. He goes hence to Atlanta, whera be will again engage in teaching. He has many friends in that city. We regret to lose so accomplished a scholar from Ma con, but wish him all success in the new home to which he goes. dred bales of ootton, or more, and his oorn will make from 15 to 2D bushels per acre. Mr. O., while a model farmer, is not far ahead of many others whose farms I have had the pleasure of seeing. Exoept in small ssotions, and but few of them, ram has been abundant Binoe the oo min gin of June, which, with July, Is the season forfrain in this cli mate. I have seen no ootton blossoms ex cept on one farm—that of Mr. Cramp’s, where there are a great man; of them, bnt the forms aro very abundant and are not falling off any at alL I find tbe fruit crep more promising here than in Southwestern Georgia, thongb by no means flattering even here, and ripe watermelons are becoming quite common. Ths people of Florida are much elated at the success of the Hou. Noble A. Hull in his trial. A casual observer can bnt note the favor* able change in the general aspect of affairs in this Btate since lbs end of Badical misrule. Ta lahassee does not seem itself, so much has her business prospects and even social condition improved. There is improvement of a permanent character progressing all the while, and the citizens of ths capital of Florida appear to feel onco more that they have encouragement to go onward and upward. Your correspondent predicts that Tallahassee will more than re* ga.n ber former pride an! that too within a few more years. The Middle Florida Fair bids fair lo be come a grand suocois at its next annual ses sion next Deoember. May it be so. The health of this section, generally considered a veiy unhealthy country, is very good in deed ; in fact I have beard of no aorere caso of siclDoes in the conutry. The weather is nteneely hot. I shall leave here for home to-morrow, going back altogether a different ronte from tho one I came and will write you from Ca milla soon. On Friday and Friday night next, the 30th, there will bo an examination and exhibition of Prof O. Bussell Twitty’a school, in Ca milla, Ga, and we certainly expect a grand time. Can't yonr ”B. H. J.,” or some of thu eiitonal stsiT of tbo Telegraph A Mes senger be in attendance? We would certain ly feel complimented in having any of yon with ns. The people of Camilla aro ever courteous aud boapitablo to all visitors, es pecially those or the Georgia press, and nothing would afford os all more pleasure than to have many representative! of the press of our State in attendance upon the above exercises. Although our people will not support a local press, yet how they do enjoy the advantages of the press when it oosta them coihing for these advantages and yonr bumble correspondent bsing little one of the great people of this great people of this part of Georgia, wishes them every advantage of tbe greatest power in the land-to-wit : the press. F. M. M. JL.1SC or Advertised Letters Remaining in the Post Office at Macon, Bibb Co. Gs. June tlst, 1379. If not called for in thirty days they will be sent to the Dead-Letter Office: A. ..Mrs Hannah Austin, Leathy Adams, Net tle alien, Georgians Allen. B. ..Elisa B Boles. Mr Birde. Miss Lela Brian, Bam Barker. Shade Brown, Rosa Bell, Mrs R Barnes. C. ..Green D Cates, Jaae Carol, Joseph Cain, Fannie Collins. William Carroll. Wm K K ..Mrt F3or.de Edasrds. F...Oliver Pleming, James and Gilss Felton, Hyman tluiten, G H Flewellen, Mrs Bettis Finney. G_Uora Garvan. Eliza Gaston. W L Glddeui. H...Raphe Harrise, Mrs N Hawser, X P Holt- man. Miss Katie P Hill, Fanney Hammond. J—Rev W A Jobmon, Willits Johnson. 8 Jones, N T Jones, Francis Jondan. K Wm Keller. L„Jno F Larins, Harrison Lyon. M...H Uitchel. J R Mathews. L P Murray, Lee Mann. Mary B Morrison, T B Moore, Lizzie J Moore, N_ Susannah Newsom. P—Mixs Savannah Phicszer, Frank Pitts, Ben Patterson. B...RiebarJ Riley, Willis Rogers, Mrs Mis- sour: Handed. 8_.Catherc Sanders, Miss Julia R Shackleford, Miss Bennie Sherman. T...Mrs Ann Thurman. W._W Whits. Miss Fhoebia Williams, Col Priee Williams, Noble Walker. Miss Lonisa Walker. Miss Annie Warde. Johnson Wise. T_. Frank P Yaerar. 7...Miss Mary Zelrler (t). HKNRY 8 GLOVER, Postmaster. of Lotteries. Every ticket-holder can be his own supervisor. The Management call attention to tho grand opportunity presented of obtaining, for only SS, any of THE FOLLOWING PRIZES. "l Prize..!™‘.”.''l“‘.”“Il 1 Prize.. 10 Prizes $1,000 each ZO Prizes 600 each , 100 Prize* 100 each ZOO Prizes 60 each 600 Prize* SO each « 1,000 Prizes 10 each 30,000 10,000 8,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10.000 12.000 10,000 j MACON. - - GEORGIA | TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. ought &ad sold on om S6t WARM SPRINGS, MERIWETHER COUNTY, GA. every tiuia it waou boubuiuk tu uucuiuuo, ■ . n . . _ ... which contains no Strychnine or any other pow- CJITUATED on a spur ot Pine Mountain,>UM erlul poison-and which is pleasant to take. In U teet above tho ses, a fountain gushing forth ’’Hunt’s Lemon Tonic,” we claim to have all | 1.400 gallons per minute—temperature 90 de- A SAFE AND RELIABLE REMEDY FOR Chills, Chills and Fever. Intermittent Fever and Ague. Dumb Ague, aud ail Mias matic Fevers and Biiilous Diseases, Is offered to the public tosupply a pressing need, viz i A remedy which will make a certain cure I- J- TRAYWICK, DEALER IN Rouse Furnishing Crootis, OH.O OKEH.Y GLASS WARE, 9 Prizes 300 eax h, ap’roximat'n prises 2,700 9 Prizes 200 each, do do 1,800 9 Prizes 100 each do do 906 1,960 Prizes 6112.406 Whole Tickets, 62. Hall Tickets. 61. 27 Tickets. 660. 66 Tickets, $100 All anplieations for club rates should be made to the home office. Remit by postoffice Honey Order, registered letter, hank draft or express. Full list of draw ing published in Louisnlle Courier-Journal and New York Herald, and mailed to all ticket-hold ers. For tickets and information address COM MON WEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO, orTJ COM ME KF’JRD. 8ec’y, Courier-Journal Bmld- i nntSjulySl these combined. This is no catch-penny nos trum, but la prepared by us to be sold m our regular businesa, just as we sell Blue M ass and Castor Oil. The crowning excellence ot this remedy, above Us certainty to cure, is that no injurious effect whatever can arise from its use, unless organic disorder had been induced before the Lemon Tonic was taken, the patient will be left as healthy as il he had never had the disease. None genuire without our written signature on the wrapper. uuaa a u r jit u, Be ing. Louisville Kv. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE. SEVENTH GRAND DI8 TRIBUTlOX.CLASSG.ATNKW ORLEANS. TUESDAY. JULY stb. 1379-110 MONTHLY DRAWING. HUUT, EANEIN & LAMAR, tagu DRUGGISTS. MACON. GA. New Advertisements. SUMMER TRAVEL. J/ you journey J or business, health or recrea tion. to the Mountains, Lakes or Shore, over land or over sea. don’t fail to secure thevrotec- tion of ACCIDENT INSURANCE in THE TR.lt J'L !'HS. of Hartford. Assy repuldhe Louisiana State Lottery Company. I a/ C tc minutes, or a Ticket from one to thirty This Institution was regularly incorporated by days. The cost is so small that any one can tbe Legislature of the State for Educational and I afford it icho travels at all—Cash paid for Charitable purposes, in 1863, lor the term ol | Accidentc’ r ” twenty-fire years, to which contract the inviola ble faith ot tbe State is pledged with a Capital of $1,000,000, to which it has since added a reserve {undo! $360,000. IT8 GRAND SINGLE NUM BER DISTRIBUTION wUl take place monthly cn the second Tuesday. It never aoales or post pones. Look at the following Distribution: OAPITALPRIZB $60,000. 100,000 Tickets at $2 each, Half Tickets $1. LIST OF PRIZE8. 1 Capital Prize 1 Capital Prize 1 Capital Prize 2 Prizes oi $2.600. 6 Prizes ol 1,000 20 Prize* of 600 100 Prizes of loe.... 200 Prizes of 600 Prizes of 20 - 10,000 Fnaesef . a 10 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 9 Approximation Prise* of $300 9 Approximation Prize! of 200 1300 9 Approximation Prists o( 100 900 greesFar. The atmosphere ia unexcelled for purity and dryness, and the continual mountain breezes | render it always pleasant. RATES OF BOARD. Per day. $ 2 00 Per week: . 10 00 Per tnontn 30 00 Children aud servante half price. Hacks to meet each train at Hamilton, Geneva and l.ftG range. For further izfoimation address J L HUSTI&N. jun!4 eodSw Proprietor. New Fleur POCKET ANI) TABLE CUTLEB Y. -MANUFACTURER OF* ROM New Wheat. One car load just re ceived by jnnl7 JONES A COOK. For Traveling. No. 40 Third Street. Havinsr purchased the stock of tho above mentioned Goods from Mr Jno A Douglass, formerly j Oliver & Norton, I shall continue to n.ake the old &tand Headquarters for any Goods in my line j the public may vant. | Guaranteeing the quality of my Goods equal to any in the market, and at aa low figures as tbe I market can afford. I shall hope to merit a liberal shire of the trade. Mr H t£ Oliver will remain with me and will be happy to serve any of his old friends and cus tomers. junlS 2w - o ■■■■■ Having sold my stock of Goods. Wares and Merchandise in thte store No 43 on Third Street, in Macon, Ga, lately, occupied by me, and formerly by Oliver A Norton. 10 I J Traj wick I tike thi< method of returning my thanks to those who have heretofore patronized me and expressing tha hope that they will extend their patronage hereafter to my successor, jams St* JNO A PQTJQLA88. A Ladies Saratoga Trunks, al^ j grades and sizes, and Gent’s Sole Leather Trunks and Ya- j ....130,000 .„ 10,090 .... 6DOO ..... 6.000 .... 6.000 10,000 10,000 , 10,000 . 102)00 . 192100 61.700 I dentalInjuries over $3,000,0110 BECKWITH’S NTI-DYSPEPTIC PILL for sale at low prices ; rient, and admirably adapted as a Family lieci- | ‘ at theShoe House of |j JACOB HARRIS. pie in our country, and are extensively used by Physicians in their practice. Bold by Dru.aista generally. Bend Ior circular. EE BECKWITH |junl7eod3t Kola Manufacturer. Petersburg. Ya. AGENTS. READ THIS We will nay AguntsaSaiAiyoi zwupermcntn and expenses, or allow a Urge commission, to sell our new and wonderful inventions. We meanuhat wtay m Sample free. AdJr< siSnxmAX A Co.. Marshall, Mich* r SEND the World. TO F G RICH A CO, Portland, | Maine, for best Agency Business in Bxpentive Outfit Free. 1.357 Prizes, amounting •*' 6110,400 Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all prominent points, to whom a liberal compen sation will be paid. Application lor rates to clubs should only be ade to the home office in New Orleans. Write, clearly slating lull address, for further ir.fcnnation.or rend orders to M A DAUPHIN. P OBox 691. New Orleans, La. All ourgrand extraordinary drawings are un der the aupervisicu and management ol GEN G T BEAUREGARD and GBN JUBAL EARLY. inn 17 ; R. W, CITffBEDGE, BROKER (HI7I7 a month and expenses guaranteed to f .* ' — The best Smoking To bacco In this or any $777 ou BRY Augusta. 1 . . outfit Fra^jSCrVoW: other Market, in 1-4,1-2 r Augusta. Vain*. 1 DRESS GOODS, SILKS, SHAWLS, LINENS, COTTONS, UPHOLSTERY, TRIMMINGS, FLANNELS, GLOVES, HOSIERT, Girls* and Boys’Suita, Ladles’ Underwear, Infants Outfits, DRESS MAKING, WRAPS, COSTUMES, RIBBONS, NECKTIES, RUCIIINGS, HANDKERCHIEFS, WHITE GOODS, BUTTONS, HAMBURGS, SKIRT BRAID, SEWING SILK, PINS, FRINGES, NEEDLES, FANCY GOODS, &C. DRY GOODS BY MAIL. Send for Samples or information, and satify ytnirself how cheaply and quickly you can yet everything in DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS of us ly Mail or Express. We carry an average stock of about $400,000, all bought for 'prompt cash. BSP Try ns. Have the Children said for a set of our Advertising Cards. COOPER & C0NARD, Importers and Retailers, PHILADELPHIA, PA. Established lML newspapers tor $10. Send 16c for 10C page pamohlet. juul9 G P ROWELL A CO. N Y. | and 1 pound Packages, | put np expressly and [ only for TOR SAXE. rnHB BE choice Milch Cows with young Calves. A They will be on exhibition at Stewart’s Stables on Saturday next. Pamiliea wanting a good Cow will now naTe the opportunity of being suppl ed. ROBERT LUNDY. ) unis 21 Jones County. Real Estate Agent. STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD STHICTIY OM COMMISSION. Particular attention giren to the purchase, sale and renting of Real Estate, opposite Lanier marl ly A. B. Small, Sole A rent for ANGEL ‘FOOD. For upwards ot thirty years Mrs M intlow Soothing Syrup has been used far children. It prevent oddity of the stomach, relieves wind . . . . . . , _ colic, regulate, the bowels, cure, dywentery and | T^ver^ffe^o?'ri^LfrlteL No^uS Diarrhea*, whether arittng from teething or oth- | should be without it. 1 want every retailer in er ceases. An old end entt bottle r ell “tried remedy When the bend of diieeee is laid heavily upon us. robbing life of ell its pi ensure*, anything that will afford relief ia gladly welcomed. Sickness ij no light a:Hid ion, end that form of it *no<rn as t he city to try it. If it does not prove both profit able and satisfactory it can be returned end money refunded. Also a full line of General Groceries always | on hand. anrl5 3m A B SMALL WANTED. ticca. Price SO cent, a battle. Roland B Hall, Druggist For sale by may7 tf paid. . 8 o'clock a m, Saturday, June 7th. jonS 2tpd Caskets and Coffins ol every description. Our prices are lower than any ODe in the city. jnn!9 » REICHBRT & CLAY. OITY TAXES; T HE last installment of city taxes is now dne | and all interested are requ--t-<l to call a-d I pay tbe same, as the time is short. Come up and save cost. Office hours 9 a m. to l p m, and iromSpmtofip m, C J WILLIAMSON, junlS 1W Treasurer. TO KENT. rpHE store occupied byJ R Sauishury, also X several other stores well located. GB ROBERTS. Jane 17,1879. junlS St rtlYIDKND No 51 of Three Dollars and Fifty \J Cents per share will be paid the Stock holders of this Company on and alter the 20th ol this month. Stockholders receiving their dividends at Ma con will be paid at the Central Georgia Bank of this city. Those at Savannah at the Central Railroad Bank cl that city. W S BRANTLY. junlS lsr Sec’y <fc Tress. C ASH paid lor Wheat or Floor exchanged tor it at tbe Georgia Mill. J L COOK & CO. New Firm. H AVING associated with me my father, Mr D R Cook, under the firm name ol J L Cook A Co, we will continue the milling business at the Georgia Mills. Mr. Chester will coetinue with u9 and will be pleased to -erve his iner-ds as in the past: iun7 lm J L COOK. DISSOLUTION. T HE firm of Cook ft Chester is this day dis solved by mutual consent. Either partne ii authorized to collect and receipt lor the same June 1st. 1S7P. J L COOK. jun7 lm J W CHESTER. Somtiwestem R. R. Go- of Geornia. OraiCX Macos, Ol, Jnne 13tb, 1379, [ Rankin, 1 Massenburg & Co. | Notice to Stockholders. juntotf WANTED. QEVERAL first-class Seamstresses and Trim* O mers of Ladies’Dresses wanted immediate ly at FI8CHBR'8 FASHION BAZAAR, es Mul beny Street. Only those who are first class need apply, and to all such good wages will be psid, janSsnc hnadsSt* Public Opinion 13 DECIDEDLY IN FAVOR OF THE MACON muTORE. REASONS: They ara selling the balance of stock so much ! LESS than cost to close up the store and take | Sumn-er Vacation. CALL ONE AND ALL. junll TO MY PATRONS- r ajretuming thanks lor the patronage 1 have reoeived during the scholastic year 1 also ask a continuance ot the same and wish to in form my friends and patrons that my school will remain open during the Bummer for the benefit of those who wish to continue their chil dren in schooL As heretofore the little girls will be taught Sewing—both plain and fancy, junlllv Mas JENNIE A LINES, strator on the estate ol Jackson Deloache, late of said county, deceased has made application for letters oi dismission from said estate. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned to be and appear at the Conrt of Ordinary ol said county on the first Monday in July next to show cause, if any they can, why letters of dismission should not be granted the applicant. Witness my hand and official signature. April 4th, 1879. j a mcmanus, aprstd Ordinary Warm Springs. WESTERN NORTH OAROLlNe, HEALTH AND PLEA3UBE EESOET. H OT and Cold Water, unsurpassed Mountain Climate, unequaled Reentry and magnifi cent Hotel. Accommodations for eight hundred guest*. Hot baths, in conjunction with climatic ioUuenoes. almost specific for Rheumatism, Neuralgic. Nervous and Constitutional Diseases, Diseases of the hkin. Kidneys and Bladder, and Malarial Disorder*. Bend Ior descriptive Circular, jullm Da WM H HOWERTON, Prop’r. Scarborough House, HawkinsviHe, - * - * Ga. MOTTO-PEACE AND PLENTY. TTiHE Scarborough House has recently been JL refurnished. Everything new. clean and comfortable. Table furnished with the best the market affords. Servants polite and accom modating, ilommodious sample rooms and special attention paid to commerda] tourists. A hack will meet every tram and convey passen ger. and baggage to aud from Hotel gratis. marSO tf B F AW J BOON Prop’lora. INDIAN 8PRING. GEORGIA. fTTHIS well known honso. having undergone X thorough repair and refurnished with new and elegant furniture, is now opened for the re ception ot health and pleasure seekers. Rates of board per day 62: week $19: month $Si. Children under twelve and colored ser vants half price. Special inducements offered families. A first -cl-ss Orchestra has been engsged f tha season. B W COLLIER. jnn* 2m Proprietor. ANCHOR LINE. UN1TRD BTATE8 MAIL STEAMEES, Sail from New York for GLABGOW, every SATURDAY: And REGULARLY to LONDON direct. Passage to Glasgow, Londonderry, Belfast 8ALOON CABINS, 900 to is 80, CURRENCY SECONDCABlN.includingall reqms tcs, 8TEEKAGK 888. „ TO LONDON BY DIRECT bTEAMEB, No Steerage. SALOON CABINS, $35 nnd $Go. Excursion Tickewat Reduced Passerine- accommodations unsurpassed foreJe- trance and comfort. All Staterooms on mam deck. Por Books of informatiOT. P^s. ^a Add!v to HRNDEBSON BROTHER^. 7 BOWLING GREEN. NEW YORK- orto ^ T H HENDERSON, MAOuN. mav27 Sm

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The Macon telegraph and messenger. (Macon, Ga.) 1873-188?, June 21, 1879, Image 4