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j I. »m S MS falMB c r ff; CF.Of? CIA ,Si Companies, Lowest Rates, prompt Settlements. in THEIR MEMORY. Sl ' fflw transformed by time into a I lots • ait memory. IVe look on the face of a tie*..;- o:u> for the last time with intense angntoli: but wiion#here has been tame for SS t o... f r .oso. ’ 1, vTr c l|,, departed p 1 ’ we «**n and muse “»> on them good . tf-v 'tit tamoM a pleasure. Many a •tgta or old {arson ail! admit that niory of „ Id who died in tbo ' !■ ■=snf c5; ly j-cui is now more i agmv *.'a- .-u.riw ms of any one that )/> -i -V-w f u. * \ • few Wf. _^ s ’* ?vew AdverHsemonls. (,A n i t I Annn A DOW Sample Treatment CDJTC ntt We mail enough to r oavinee. B. 8- I.avdeboack it Co., 773 Bread st. Newark, N. J. :» E , CONSUMPTIVE iu-elng lot *11 *lfectiur,8 -f the throat anil lungs, and iUhcumm from Impure blood and exhaustion. The feeble and sNk. strumtbng will la against disease, and slowly drifting U the grare. of l’arker’s many GmgerTonlc, cases recover their health by the JiToua timely u.w It in is invaluable but delay Is dan- Take tune. It for all pains aad disorders of stomach and bowels. 6O0. at Oruciristn MEMORY -MAKES- SUCCESS woeojf Uiii.kr unid.iai >y. ,-iu.. iuy (loiili burned in one reading. daises of 1087 at Baltimore, 1005 at Detroit IcOdnt Fliilndetyhia, large lasses of Coiuin- ti ' 'ud ats til Vale, Wellesley, 1 iber- lin, l-u.e ei'i of l’erm., Michigan Universt *y. Chant?' • ; »:i, .to., Ac. E dorsedby Rich ltd I’roct.- . iho Scientist, Hons. W. \V. t, ’.or, Juri in P. Benj innn. Judge Gibbon, Dr. Jrjvn, l. H. Cook, Principal Y. State Norma College, &s. The system is perfect v taught by correspondence. Prospectus ,o»r fbi'.s from PdoF. LOISETI E, 237 Fifth sve.Ntw York. ADVICE CONTt-NTS: TO The DYSPEP/ICs. nature of Dyspepsia. 1 s causes Its prenenlion. Its cure. Some experience twin of disorder ;?n actnulsugcer. JLirer com¬ al plaint oiistipnt.il a of of ctapepsia Habitu- n a reoult djspepsia. iiys pepsis mistaken lor cu. suption. Good living as t means for the cure < f dyspepsia. \\ hat fo d may be taken. \,imt food must be avoided. Mailed free on receipt of stamp. JOHN II. McALVIN, Lowell. Mass, it years City Treasurer and Tax Collector. J & J. COLMAN, London, England. CoXCENTKATSJ» MUSTARD 0!L A. POSITIVE CURE for HheQmatir.n, Neuralgia, Colds and Mas- cul tr Druggists Pains; outwr. <1 application. Sold by ail and Clro.ers, If yon cannot obtain from vour I»»iiagist or Grocer send to JAMES P. SMITH, 4 5 Park Place. N. Y. MASON & HAMLIN IlniittnK ft The cabinet organ UllUfUlVl was introduced in its present form by Ma ♦a* T« folio son A Hautliu in 1801. Other makers followed In the manufacture of these instrument*, but the Ma. >n .V llamlm Organs have alwas maintained their suprem scy as 'he best in the world. Mason At Hamlin offer, demonstaation of the the unequalled at all excellence the of World’s their org Exhibi ins, fact that great th ns. since that of Paris, 1807, in competi¬ tion with the best makers of all countries, they have Illustrated invariably taken free. the highes hon •rs catalogues PIANOS. Mason & Hamlin do not hesitate to make the ex- fotrnordinary claim for Clruinil*(Jpri|ri>* their pianos, that they are sup rior to’all others. Tncy recognize the high excellence achieved by other lead¬ ing makers in the art of This piano they building, but still claim superiority. attribute solely daced to the remarkable the improvement 1882. and intro- by them the in ‘ Mason yea & • Hamlin Piano now known na S rafN'OEg, ” by the vse of which is secured the greatest possible purity a> d refinement of lone, together with greatly increased ca¬ pacity forstauding in tune, and other import¬ ant advantages, A circular, containing testimonials from three hundred purchasers, musicians, and logue, tuners, to sent, together applicant. with desersptiva cata¬ any Pianos and Ors-ans sold for cash or easy payments; also rented. Mason & Hamlin Organ & Piano Co. BOSTON. NEW YORK. CHICAGO- EXHAUSTED VITALITY rj’HE •* meat SCIENCE Medical OF Work LIFE, of the the age ou Manhood, Nervous audt Yhyeioal Debility, Premature' Decline, Errors of Youth, and the untold miserlesconsequent thereon, SOO pages 8vo, 123 prescriptions for ail diseases,. Cloth, full gilt, only *1.00, bj« Biall, sealed. Illustrative sample free to all young and middle aged men. Send now. The Oold and Jewelled Medal awarded to the author by the Na¬ tional Medical Aseoeiatlcn. Address P. t>. box 1*98, Boston, Mass., or Dr. W. H. PARKER, grad unteof Harvard Medical College, H years’ practice la Boston, who may be consulted confidaittally. Specialty, Diseases of llan. Office No. 4 Buhlncb St Practical Hints taining solid facts to Builders. „ ’-sets. buildidg should know befo e letting elegant bis con 13 designs of plain and homes, chapters with plans and estimated cost, cistern, short foundation, on the kitchen, chimneys, brickworg, mortar, cellar, heat ing, ventilation, roof, and many item of in¬ of terest to' builders Mailed tree on receipt t’-n cents (postal stamps;. Address NATION¬ AL 811 tE l METAL ROOFING Co., 510 Kid 30th St , New York City. MAH WANTS BUT LITTLE Here below, but he Wants 1ha little mighty quick. A LITTLE WANT, or a big one is promptly filled by ad¬ vertising in the Daily or Weekly NEWS. t»Er;. stonewall jacx&on. lived to full manhood or womanhood.- Thin is Often true of the dearest friends, and always of great leaders and men cf eminent talents in any walk of life. Lee, at Appo¬ mattox, was then a sad sight; tbo mimorv of his dignified bearing uud manly resignation i-A now an unalloyed pleasure. Ask any veteran of the Army of Virginia, on this \ J \y ■- 1 - GEN. LEE. Decoration Day, what he would take for his recollection of Gen. Robert E. Leo! Suppose a memory could bo bartered and ask this: What money would hire you to blot out that mind picture of our noble comxnander ns we have often seen him on horseback among us? How much, to make your mind as if yon had never seen Oen. Lee? If he did not take the question as an insult and answer with a blow, be would certainly say that there was one possession no money could buy. Who that grew familiar with the heroic figure of Thomas Jonathan Jackson, as he rode at the head of his column in the stirring summer of 18S3, would part with that mem¬ ory now? Every veteran who can recall the sceno considers the memory among his dearest possessions. And it has a value which ar thmetic cannot measure; it ennobles the man; the thought “I was w-ith Jackson at iff OEN. JOE JOHNSTON. such a place’’ still makes his bosom swell with pride—still makes him feel that he is dis¬ tinguished among men and has that pictured in his memory which allies him with heroes. Jackson’s career of glory was quickly run. Before Bull Run ho was only known as “one of the new brigadiers,” and not quite two years after it he received his mortal wound; yet what wonderful achievements wero crowded into that short period. The world will never willingly forget them. Even be¬ fore the war closed the soldiers opposed to him frankly conceded his greatness, and now his fame is a part of the common gloryof the country. Stonewall Jackson had graduated with a rather low rank from West Point in 1S40, and, though twice brevetted for gal¬ lantry in Mexico, was but little known. As professor of philosophy and artillery tactics in the Virginia Military institute, he became known merely as a conscientious and pains¬ taking official and teacher. But all these years ho was growing, and when the- grand opportunity came his inherent greatness was shown. There are those who imagine that an exist¬ ing condition will always exist, and hence that the old sectional lines will be maintained Jackson and their col- m.-; ■ . A -• OEN. J. B. GORDON. leagues will always he the peculiar glory ot the south, Grant and Hancock of the north; It is a shallow and unpatriotic view. It will never be in America as in Ireland, where feuds of race and section have purposely been prolonged; but it will be us in Scotland, where the heroic achievements of Saxon and Gael. Lowland and Highland, Jacobite and Hanoverian are thrown into a common stock and are the common glory of the coun¬ try. In no part of Walter Scott’s works do bis line* sareii t<» a more sublime strain than when to paints the achievements of the Gaelics tun over men of his own race and religion. No man loved Scotland more than ! It*, -■at he looted upon the past without preju¬ dice and felt a pride in oil heroic Scotch¬ men. So will it be in America— nay, so it now is in many sections. Another of our heroes whoso u.ci.. -ry is a pleasure was Ambrose Powell Hill. Uprose to .......... prominence more slowly than Stono- - wo n Jackson It j was lib, sad fate to fall by tlio shot of a straggler o u I v i one Week before | the surrender. It , is claimed that no / ! general in the Con j federacy vva s in' more battles and skirmishes than OE.V. MILL. Gen Hill. He was A. I\ but ouci> severely wounded and rapidly re¬ covered. and though once granted leave of absence he returned to duty before bis leave expired; thus lie was almost continuously in service, frequently getting into a brittle by a forced march, from May 1, 1801, t-> ’.pril 2, 1805. when he received bis death si,.- t. By a hero,, charge his body was recovered and finally laid in Hollywood cemetery, Rieh- tnonif. Considering tbo high rate of mortality in the war, that twenty-three years have passed since it closed, and that the I adors in it wero necessarily men of mature age, it Is really surprising that wo liavo’so many of them among us today Lieut. Gen. and Governor John Brown Gordon is but W years old, -still in tbo prime of life, and fit to serve Georgia many more years; yet bo has experienced moro than most men would in a century. Eight times wounded in tbo war, he is still not disabled; and if it ho permitted to sjiecu late on such a matter, wo might guess that bo would be among tho latest surviving gen¬ erals of the great conflict. Gen. Longstreet is older and feels more of tbo infirmities of age. Gen. Joseph E. Johnston is a fine speci¬ slill men of- tbo vigorous old gentleman, active in the service of his country. But time ami space would fail us to tell of the many worthy survivors. Wo close with tho hope that ou this Decoration day all feelings of estrangement may bo laid aside, that all differences arising out of recent ]>olitics may bo ignored, and that the old radical and old conservative may clasp warm hands above tlieir comrade.-.’ graves and remember only tbo liju.v when they fought together in a com¬ mon < ause. ••ROUGH ON PITsRH.>- LiV jfet 1 lffnr I !n tea jornpletecure Piles." Sure guaranteed. for itching, Ask for “Rougl fng, ;n bleeding, euro form of Piles, protrui! fide. or any Druggists or mail. E. 8. Wells, Jersey City. SKINNY WEN. Wells’ “Health Rencwer' restores health & vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Men tal aud Nervous Debility. For Weak Men, Delicate Women, Rickety children. $1. WEUS> 11 Allt BAL8A3I, If gTt./, restores to original color. An oio gau. oi dressing, softens A tonic and Restorative. beautifies. Stops Nr noi grease. h^-r coming out; strengthens, cleanses Veals sea**), eradicates dandruff 00c. — -«►----*— (Jaeer Fits and Start*. The fits and starts—using these words in their literal meaning—of the nervous peo pie often strike the behokle as ludicrous, i he painfully nerves of hearing of impinged such u fortunates are acute, lead ami by brupt, unexpected form noUes worthy them sometimes iogjark. to pet antics of a jiun At the root of nervousness, in most instances i» non Bssimihtlion of the food, and conse¬ quently o.her tissues in nutrition body, of the nerves prolonged as of the of the this is, of course, productive of serious nervoa di¬ sease. ’J lie remedy is Hostel er’s Stomach Bitters, that iuvigorat'.' the stomach and i n ables it to perform its Junctions properly Soon after commencing a cour-e of it, it will be found that the munis grow more tranquil interrupted, by day, and nightly appetile repose becomes less more vigorous a d satisfying. These arc the initial indications followed by the complete lestoratimi ot ner- vonr vigoi, J he Bitters a’so enre fever and ague, liver complaint and constipation. Advice to Mothers. M.s. Winslow’s Soothing Syrcp for children teething, is the prescription of one of the best female nurses and physicians in the United States, aud has been used for forty years with never failing success by millions of pothers for their children. During the process of teething its value is incalculable. It relieves the child from pain, cures dj s entery and diarrhoea, griping iu the bowels, and wind colic. By giving bealtb’to the child and resti the toother. Price 25 cents a bortle. augeod&wly NOTICE! TO LITIGANTS IN COUNTY COURT. Notice is hereby given that the Qtiarterly se-sions of the Co nty Court !d of ripald ng County will hereafter be h. on the fourth Mondays in June, September, Doeember and March, instead of the third Mondays in said months as heretofore held. The regular Monthly sesssions of said Court will hereafter be held on the fottrih i Monday in each month. The first Court to | be held under this notice, at Monthly see- | sion, will be on the fnur'h Monday l« May ’ next, and the first Court to be held at Quar- terly day in session will be held 'The on bosines- the fourth in Mon¬ said June next. Court wid carried on as here ofore and the Court w-ill eoutinue to ‘-it i-r the days a now fixed by law until iki* v: ,.;.ge shall go into effect. j By order of WALTER C. PEEKS, m.’JOwi Judge S. C, 0. i ; A GREAT YEAR j in ihe hl-storrof the United SUt^s is now upon u.i. Every person of intelligence desires to keep nice with tne conrse of its events. There is no better way to do so than to subscribe for The Macon Telegraph. Its news facilities are unsurpassed by miv par-r in the South. In addition to the fullest .D- ated Press dispatches, it baa speeiai corre*s><>n<1- euoe by wire and letter from a’,1 importaut iaKton will be the moet Imp rtant an»1 most - rerouting news centre in the country. * * : H ashington Correspondence of the Telegraph is the very best that ean be had. Its regular correspondent furnishes tbe is >-t «ws and gossip In full dispatches. Freqt e i cpeiial letters from lion. Amo- J. Cuntia. --. member of Congress trom New York. Frank Carpenter and W. A. (Toffut, three of tfie F t known newspaper writers at the capital. o,s cuss the Uvest and most important issues oi the Telegraph is a Demorratie Tariff P.f f rm paper. It is thoroughly in iine with the P‘j J Cltveiattd and the Oemocrat.c , of President national campaign the party Iu the coining onl* t si) the but Telegraph will wm; not ,IOT m , ' give »‘7 7'LTU news, S ^utoe^moc^UlT t 1 Stand- ^onee nr ^ j •ally, one year, .... 8* ou ’ -Sally, si* monlbs, .... 1 1 Daily, three months, . • - - 2 1 Daily, one month, - « * - Weekly, one year, . . . - • 1 * Term*: Cash ta advance. Address TBS TELEGRAPH, MiSSl. OSOSOIA — m Hem route Celery and (Vtea. tfeb i nxadMtn k*> rredtent*. »re the best and safe* Nerve Tonic* It gtreaglkea* *n*t aine’s qo)e«* the nervntM «y<*«-ni. carto* Nerrm* H'raine*, Hysteria. S!o«f» icMMW. *C. AN ALTER AWE. It drivMont the poisonous humors of the uiood purify ms sad t-urtchtoa #, sad si) o**m*j>io* from thus* dfe*-*** resulting blood. trepan; or J*j»vw- bited rZ A LAXATIVE. Aetlngmlldlrtmliiun-Iyonihebowe:* habitual Urn. and It ,-ures ran»e*are«n'M consular baWt Uaurongth iwi tho stomach. *od aids disti- iior. c&s 'ambund A DIURETIC. In Its eotnpnsttloo diuretic* -if tire the Materia hot and Slvdlr newt active wfthrtki efiipcHve . n* combined remedle* scientifically lurat»a*«» of kldncjs tt can be relied on to g'.v quick relief and speedy cure. For The NERVOUS il n lrrdsoUcs«tm<>ttl*isb*rebevr need fhi. t, -■i-wJ tr-m i-rcrti. who i;.v>, iw-e ■ i.*'n»rk#hie l*mertt- Send tot ctrctilsi*. rc. m * The DEBILITATED .nil ;.*rcu uiw. Tries II CO SaM tf »r*S*5«« The AGED WEU-S, RICHARDSON A CO. , ‘ Hl KI.IMiTON. tv. Rule Nisi. II. C. Kimud & Sun t .7. W. Word A I. J. it nr.l. t State <.f c>c wgis, Spalding i ounit In the Superior coua, February Term, l*>8 Ii being icpre-cnti d to (he Court try the pt-tjiloti of li C K nur l A S n Ihut by Dud ..f Mortgage, ili nl the loth d.ij of (let. 1*87, J.VV. Ward & 1 J. Ward co vejed to the said !>. tk Iv nard & >on a certain tract of land, to w t : Fifty Mcr-s of hind, situated In tkins District, r | aiding c unty. <»a., and bounded Nortli by tl.o '.md* of Pill Wise, Bustby-J-m Wnr’t, 8-mrt-i by Barney Milt- dox ai d Wc-t by Zed Ga duel, b;r tho ur- pose of M-curing tho pu r ni ut of a promisso 1 .1 ry not; made by I c sai ' J. W. Ward & tVard to tho said li. C. Kin n d A Son due oa iho lsi day of 8 ovcndx r, 1887. for the sum of Fifty Do tars ($5 ,96) and Ninetr -six Cents, which note is m w dn • and unpaid. J.NV»Va’s.7l"l'.V7k“'U«'l»5Ssri interest day of ,.r next term tne principal, and costs, due o said note or show cause, if any t i.ey h ive to the contrary, or that in de fault thereof fori clo-urv be granted to the said B. Kinar-i & Son of said Mortga •<-, an the i qmty f redemption of iho said J W Bard A 1 J Ward iheirio he forevc hired, iu d ttiat J W sen ice of this rule urd be peifeetod publication on said Wind A I. J tv by in tin GiurriN News or service upon them it) the : iieriil of said county t ir. o mouths befor. the l xt term <>t tld.court James 8. HdVNToN, Judge s C. F.C. Frank F’ynt and Disinuk. .V Collens, l’cti- tionerg Alt’s A true coy from the Mdiutcsof tui* Court, atoarnlm v\ a. M I'tioiiAS, Clerk. Knit* Nisi. B. 0. Klnard & Son / vs I. J. Ward & J. TV. Ward. ) Stute cf Georgia, Spnld'isc Comity. In the Superior Court, February . eroi, 1888. It being represented to the Court by I he pet Woo of B. C. Kinard it on that by Deed of M .rig gc dateil the 10th duyof Oct. 1887. t. J. Ma:d J. W Ward conveyed to iho an id B. (' Ki aid & Soil a < crbdli tract of and. totvit: fifty acres ot land 1) ing in Al ins i {strict of Spa ding c i-lit;., Ga. hounded as follows# North l>t iandsoi Bill Wise, l ast by •Jno. Wa d. 8omh by lian.ey Maodox and Westb; V. .1 Gardner. f*>- the purpose of se¬ en mg the payment o'a promi sor, Ward note mad by tlie said 1. J. v. ril .V J W. to 'he sai l B. C Kinard & Mm due on the loth day of November 1887, for the sum ot Fifty Duller* mid Ninety-six eeuta (570 96), which note Is now due and m.paid. sid I. J. Ward &J. It is ordered that the W, Ward do pay into tb s Court, by the first day of the nex *b rm the principal, interest and costs, due on s. M note or show muse, if any they have to the contrary or thn* In default thereof force o urubo grauteil 'o tho said B < . Kb ard >V “on of said Mortgage, and the equity of iedempTon of the said I. J. Ward iV J W. W ard tin rein In*forever bar¬ red, and that -erv’ee ( f this rule be p -rfeeled on said 1 J Ward & J. W. Wind ac ordb g to law by publication in the Gitirnn News, or by servii-H upon 1 J Ward & J. W. Ward of a copy three months pr.or to tiie next term of this court JAMES 8. BOYNTON, .1 dge S. C. F.C. Frank F ytit and Dismuke &. Ooliciis, Peti¬ tioners Alt's. Atrue copy from the Minutes of this Court \V«. M. i uo.M s Clerk 8. C. 8. C. upriinm Ini Ordinary's Advert sements. xIHUNAKY’S OFFICE, 8I-.LI.I1K) Coi v- V/ vt, GaoaoiA. A j ril 2d. 1888.—.1 J. Mangbam. as dininiatralor on estate of 8. VV . Maugham, d reused, iias applied to .. e (or leave to il :i house a- u lot, and Umrtren acres of ta ii, m- re or !c- y on extension of Sixtli Mills, Mrs. street and adjoining lands ofT. R. Kineaid and others, known ns the bite residence of 8. VV. Maugham, deceased, for distribution and to j.aydebtsof the estate All persi n- eoiicerxn <1 ate cited to appear at She Cotltl oi ‘t.iliiiary of said county, tvjth in t'ic time reqn -t t-y law, to show cau-c if any there lie !i application should not hi- grant , K. VV. HAMMOND, Ordinary. / * yRDIN ARV';', > Ft H I’, Spalhino Cots- / tv, Gkoeoia, April 2d, I 88.— J. J M tnglmm us t.Uministratorou estate < f J C. ..... ,,,, ^'.'.2 , , , for leave to sc! J, it housi* ttn8 lot eoutu ning two acre* rm reor'c-., in tlie e ty of (iiitlin, eUn- a ted on Broadway street b uncled, east by May berry 8, oil m«H, by ■ ii al . y and w, r. t-y an }*lie> ruisuii;^ trf»m B »»a*l*.vay to Solo- » niuii sfrti*! Ikm)!;oii is t»» punl iRtait- for tut; | purpose nf dull it.in km. All persons eoi < errn d an- cited to ip: < nr at the Com t of < )rdir ••;. ot k ud county •- i:h in ihe time reqi ited by iaw 'o show emi-e if any there be «hy such oppii. alien should not he granted. F. W. HAMMOND 'Ldina-j 0 RDINATY’s OFF H V. Sru-.i I r OCN- 88.-M O Buwdoin. n. inist a <>r of R K Foster, lias aiiplii 4 1 me for Uller* of Di.-mssioa on the eslao i it. K Fustt r, ’ county, dece ed. L t nil per* i.s concern* d sho > <t.-e t e- fr»r.< -h* the Con; of Or iuarj < -f sa d e. unti , at j v ifftn, on tie tirsi M nd ty in -m. e, "o. Ij - ten ’* : o’cl ck, a. , ' r i-tte - !m -hi y \y ; ND. i . ... ----------- __ SUMMER TERM Begins April 16 . Er.t ; it:; C 23, I 1 888 ' „ Ntwcias-.es and , .... -'ruction . prtva, • r iu Voi e, I'iano, Violin, an-i u’i tinhestrul to- ’ -tniroents. Erigt’sh Piano Branch' ard Crg ’ uning. German Oruto- and JT, •*, Frcm u. •»« «-~n«u,.g. -. Draw ing, Tainting, M-d elmg and portruUu.e I uun-n. »5 to iur per term I.< < ton < n Music, Art. l.ltcra ' S . , etc., t . S by cmincir - tcialtisb*. a ! . ■ . V ar.d .. ■ ,1 I*..n Gcner /, SS 1 at Ctas-.es, Kecitai*, . Iree io all regular St'ldeilfS Ro;l o' i>!i ,. !« u the Sew Honitf $5.lO to £750 ' per k. New t -l*.-n ar free. Address SEW ESC* *t«(«urnUTOBI £. TOUKJEE, Dir., FranklinSq- Bosmn rasrJldilSA Ira CAPITAL PRIZE, $150,009. “Wede harebf* srr»#|i (u st»liit aht ____ tery lerly Company, Dra»)Ls» awl of Hwix»M*n*l In person ma trol the Drawing* ihemsr iven, conducted __ •nd same W are good fiatt* toward with aB honeatv, fsl authorizefb«(Anawiny f'------- parties, * with fsc-sflBtlesfifottrid rowndpaatnref i * rm t m m t»t*s*». W» the undersigned Btuaks sad tutkin will pa* all Prizes draws in The I ouisiaas -late Lotteries which may T he preseutad S’ aursowttti: 1 U i NPRECEOENTEO ATTRACTION! «n*r Uxtf a Million DMtHbntod Louisiana Sidit lottery I r>. £ a-porahsdjn 1880 for a'.alurc Cot EdacaF srECf noses—with i a a eapfi capital Of #1,000;**-*. . -eserve fund rad of of over over 1530,000 #580)000 has has silssat s iu sa b o 4 amled. By an orer»halr»h*|| SEsIfi hi.se was made a Constitution sdn The only Lottery ever rote* a# sad ss timed by the people of any State It never ocalcs or postpone*. ■ ts tUrsssMl Mails Iwahst •taslsi take place monthly,and Um Grand Quarter^ Drawings, March, June, regularly September every and,Densmhar). ihrsa months < A SPLENDID OPPOBTCJOTYTOWnff FORTLTtfK. FIFTH GBAUD DRAW- i no, Ciam K,»m Acanngr orMrigHn dlfith riBt-EawH, Monthly 1TR8DAT, Drawing. MAY 8, 1188. C'npltal Price, #100,000 list or rcccm 1 Capital Fun or 1 Grand Putzior 1 li Goa La sm Faiwar? Prism MM i not Pkizu ot 10,808 .. mm 4 Lasok os 20 F Biziss or #.... 50 .. 3M0» 100 * a8A08 48,'ooe 2U0 500 , ,0.... &0.C88 A PrStUUM «AXiaMj»uat AX MK-XnUCfL. , ■ lOOApproximnWowI 10# *• 1,000 loo Terminal ** *. r : jp fi.lTOFrires.auJoontlDgto ____...... |IIMA#8 made AppHe. 41on to for the rates office of to the cfnho C‘ should bo iv Orleans. only tnperry New For farther uifornuathm w rit mg full address. 1*081 Ai, 740 Money Orders, or Sow York ordinary letter Currency by Express (at our expense; adi-egsed M. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans La or M. A. DAUPHIN, WsshiagtoB,D.C. Address Registered Letters te ■ Iff OIUIAS8 IATCIAI. 1811 it em Ortoaac, is. REMEMBER EZXZ 3 »»S Cstljr. ssbssisr* 1st chary* sf number* will draw a Prise. REMEMBER that th* mrmeet Prises is OU A RANT EKD BY fOURl NAL 1 icket# BANKS signs of j by Now the Orleaaa, Pres idea t of \ 1 *re sc _ ♦ itution whose chartered rights sr# recog nizd In the highest Courts; thaecfirt* beware of aay imitations or ■■iujmp< chem ss. Application for CfiartBr GEORGIA, Coontt I f Be* t.nsvei . To the v upetior Court of said comity-. Y-nr petitioners, A. O. Van Dyke, Job* ter, Southerland,it Virgil L Hnjrhes, H. Waytuas, James D. Rudolph Hosted, Oet Lu¬ ther and Stanley, VV. Warder, A. Taylor, that Hugo W. sad BsaeelhUs oth pray they such tr persons ss may hereafter be associated with them, maybe by order of said court «•« stitu ed a body corporate with the privilege* and for the purposes berioafter set toonb, to-wit: First, The name of said oorporaUou shall be “The Middle Georgia Ship¬ pers Union,* its place of business at Griffin, or some other point ia said county; it* capital stouh Twe creasing bou-and Dollars, without with the priviiege of in of the same further order said court, to a sum and uot the exceeding twentr thonsand dollars; period Of each corporate existence shall be twenty years, wi h the privilege of reoewui la terms of tho statute. > oond. It shall be the business ud pur¬ pose of said corporation to buy, market aod Co .serve fruits aud other farm prodmts: to purchase end and sell purchase supplies mad for sell its fertiliser* members others , to and to manipulate iogred-eots for such pur¬ pose 1 e own and run such meehiiiery a# shall be necessary to carry on their brulBCM. Histeut «nu u> have wi h such taw» other of privilege*, Georgia not contrary inoeu the or to public policy,as shell further sad advance the Third, purposes The; o -hall the organisation. the right bor¬ have to row money ana oledgst the faith ef the ear lug poration -oau * itent of capital liability not exceed sad fifty i- r c -.-1 of hood* ita stock, to till-end may we or Other evidences of debt. Fourth. T y shall have the scad, right to sou and be sued,t tees common with to jms such by laws . .1 luconslsteat taw <8 public policy as may ha advisable far too govern meat and mana ge me n t aumber of tho h o d #, which bylaws may fix the esd rumec of iu officers their duties sad ehllgu tiou*, and also the privileges of the stack Quick’I'd. Fifth. Bwh c rporation shell have Ike rigot to own aud dispose of such | both rest sad pm be necessary or ext buriness or protect I __ Sixth, Suck other privilege* aud jpam lies ss shall be neoeeeary to properly to camp >n si id bunincso, your aeUtoocrs nrsy r. AUoroey Joof I certify that Ike foreniagl charter is a true extract from I Bpald.ng Superior Court. Witaeas mj? ote- eiai sigoature this April Ilth, 1*88. Wm. M.Txomas, Clark 8. C.B.C. Rule Nisi. Duncan, Martin »Y IVrdao , W. T. lF Tailor. ’ 8i.ito of Georgia, 8p t! in., ■ ounij r Superior Court. I" ‘ maty ‘ It being reprcsi luted r-» in. , . i . ,, lillon of Dnucsn, M.>r--,« -heed A f. > i :.y Deed of Mortgage II ‘l- i ”! January, 1*)»7,\V,T Tay or eocv- . -aid Duncan, Marlin <t Perdue "a r< rlni, i nr . i of land containing thirty (!»' acres being part of J. -t No, 11,7 jn tho 4'ii Di.friti of 8; aiding county, Ga., iionndcd on the Fast by Jack Crswiev, on tjre Bontti t-y !'. Chsm- 1 css, North by 1’ L. Starr, Wist by soar- of mi own lai ds, .aid land, thirty acres, !w- ing wort i three hundred dollars.'’ for the purpose of securing the payment of a proinis >ry mue made by lie said W. Perdue, T. H.Taylotio the .aid Duncan, Martin Jt due of fine on i! *- 1st day of Oct .,188", Eight for th# sum -ICO Dollars. Hundred and forty and 50 talo..i.ia.Uo,n,r. JSSHTCr. IM,skirt. U.Tavlo. do pay in ;o tiiis ( ourt, bv the first day of the next term the principal interest and cota*. duo on said note and mortgage, or show cause if any helms to the contrary, o that in de¬ fault thereo foreclosure lie granted to the -aid Duncan, Martin Ac Perdue of said Mort¬ gage, and tlie equity of redemption of the said '. I.HTaytO' therein be forever barred, -aid and -hat T. rrvi- H c fay of this according rule be pertecied on TV. or to law. James s. b >ynton, Judge 8. C. F C. Beck & Cleveland, Petitioners Att’ys. I certify that tho .v.rcgoiug is a true copy from the Minutes of tiiis Court, this Februa¬ ry Term 1888 tt m |VI. Thomas, fcb'JToamItn Clerk H. C. 8. C Rule NiHi. W*lb I. A'.Ur, 1 | February Mortgage, era#, <fcc. 1888. versus surviving AdolphusC partner Schaefer, of V -operior Bpaiding Court County ot A. C. Schaefer & Co. J J Georgia. Present, the Honorable Jurat-* 8. Boynton, J udge of said Court. Court the It appearing to the the hy petition of Walter T. Miller that on first day of Ap it in tin year of our Lord Eighteen Hun died and Seventy-two A. C. Schaefer A Co., a firm composed of A. C. Schaefer and Geo. Y. BarFu , made and delivered to said Wal ter T. Miller a certain mortgage in which the sum of Six Thousand Dollars wa* ac kuowledged to be one the mid plaintiff, > hicii said mortgage deed bears dale April I t, 1872, to secure the payment of said amount T. du Miller , whereby they fo lowing conveyed described to said waiter tho property ,!o-s!t: That tr-etor parcel of land lying Monroe, or being Pike, n the 8d Dirtri Spalding t of originally then now County, and known and distinguished in the plan of said district as Nos. Forty-seven (47), Helen Fifty- ty n ne (79), beventy-eigt 1 t (78), and one (5;), each contain! g wo Hundred and Two and One-half rJOJJq) acres; also, be van- five (7-7) seres in the northwest <77j; corner Fifty of lot No. Seventy-seven also, (50) acres In southeast part of lot No Forty eight (48), all in same district, containing in the aggregate Nine Hundred and Thirty-five (925) acres, more or less, in the entire tract, Jno, bounded north by land then known a* ti. Lindsay's land and others, east by d land th. n known as land ot Dr. Priteha and ot he i s, south by Buck Creek, and west by land of Squire Mamett and others, being premises suid defendants conveyed ebruary by Philip 4i E t868. McDaniel describ to t <«, as ed in foregoing petition: conditioned that if -aid firm of A, C. Schaefer A Co. (of which A. C. Schaefer is now serving partn.r) should p >y otf and discharge said debt of Six T’ii usnnd Dollars accoiditig to it* tenor and • fleet, that then said Deed of Mortgage should be void. Audit further appearing that said debt re mains unpuhi; It is therefore Oruered, that said A. C. Schaefer, surviving partner as aforesaid, pay into this Court by the first day of the next term due thereof, said Mortgage, tie principal, intere. t and cost on or show mate to ihe contrary, if there be any; and (baton failure of said A. C. Schae «r, su viving partner as aforesaid, so to do, the equiiy premises of redemption in and to said barred mort gaged be forever thereafter and foreclosed. And it is fur!her Ordered, That this Rule be published in the UuirriM Nsws once a month for font months, or a copy there of served on 'he *aid A. G. Schaefer, surviv- iiior partner n* aforesaid, or hie special agent or attorney, at least three months before the uext term of tl is Court, Bv tiie Cdtiit, February 8tli, BOV 1888. TON, J.V Mr. 8 1*. IK Judge 8. C. F. C. iiaii A lt.ocir.ond, Petitioners At-orney*. I, IV. M. ’ihornii., Clerk of the Superior Court UyceVtify'Ty'e of Spalding County, Georgia, do here- above to be a true extract f r ir} . »*.*•*■» ot Raid court at February ^ riroMAit am tin Clerk 8. C. 8. C. Lay Sheriff’s Sales. \Y “ T BE M»LD ON THE FIRST TUE8 I t hours day in May next, be *cen tba Je- ga! of sale, before the ioor of the Court Homo, Georgia, in the city of Gridin, described Spalding county, the following prope-'y, to-wit: T. ut j i cr, s of land in the 1159th dietriot G. public of Stmiding County, iiounded MoUonvitle east by reed running from to FayctU-v. dc. south and west by lands of 8. f{ c rong.'t and north !>y the Goodman . d rrt-ch i tervening. Levied on 1 ■ i i f c ’ :-iiOK Court fl fa ta e (Atari oi the 115.-th di» trict G. 3t tiding 1 <un(y in favor cf N. li. Drtw ry. as agent for Andrew Cole, v*. S. It. Dorongh. Levy made by O. H 8an son, I. C . and turned over to roe. Tenant iu t * i'Ut legally notified. ■?-’ » 0. At », at the‘aine time at d place. *> iu be sold .no five horse row ar Wood, Tabor .< Mori ngire, one fifty saw Mas-eygi VauV.mki • rower press and the; u ‘ 5 ■ . *ted therewith l*. « a . r , A > i, y virtue ol uw li la is U i aiding County its. Court «n favor „ f A A * • vs. J H. U of SpaMtn* ountj aj . d W. B. Uwi*. of HenryCouo- #3«W R. 8. CONNELL, Sheriff 8 C. ef.:-' r-,?. c • c.- - v->; %» .... -:T~~r,?35ifV , M I i k# y • - s- /. • •'> Hurpskitst '^re-8>V. •' m 4*». Wi**** r*