Georgia Historic Newspapers

    WASHINGTON LETTER.
Washington, May 20,1860.
GEORGIANS IN LOCK.
In the bill reported a short time since
by the House committee on war claims,
making appropriations for the payment ol
claims allowed by the Southern claims
c ommissioners, I lind the following named
p ersons from Georgia wlio will get the
a mount of “chicken pie” set down oppo-
s ite their names! Alfred Allen, $260;
Matthew Almond, $314.50; Eliza An
drews, executrix of John Wamock,
deceased, $481.50; Sandy Austin, $162;
Martha Barrett, administratrix ot Nancy
Russell, deceased, $389.50; John Black
man, $40S; James B. Bostick, $39o; An
drew J. Boyle, $100; Mary Brogden,$2fio;
James Craft, $125; Sarah Crow, $285;
J antes Custard, $220; John Cutbbcrt, $40;
Adam A. Davis, $260; Sidney Defoor,
$300; William N. Dickson, $1,605; Stephen
Dodson, S20S; Matliew Earp, $280; May-
son P. Echols, $285; Catharine M. En.
right, administratrix of Patricks. En
right, $418; Samuel C. Finley, ex
ecutor of Samuel Finley, de
ceased, $2,5402>0; Thomas J. Gaddis
$750; Thomas L. Garrett, $5i0; Samuc
Gauldcn, Sr. (estate of), $273; Steven Gil-
dersleeve, $245; Francis Gilliland, $317;
Paris James, $450; Bartlett M. Jenkins,
$140; Abraham Johnson, $055; Edwin
Johnson, $250; Carrie J. Johnston, $300;
Marlborough Jones, $43; Francis J. Kea
ton, $100; Benjamin L. Lane, $1,7:10; Jas.
II. Brown, $1,113; Danton Brown, S190.50;
Thomas Butler, $240; Stephen Carter,$150;
Ellison Casey, $439; William Collins, $268;
William A. Golding, $220; Jcrusha Grillin,
$808; John W. Grubb, $200; JolinS.
Hanibright, $281.50; Joel Hodges, $350;
JatncsM. Holcomb,$200.25; Jane Holmes,
$120; Berry Houk, $100; Catharine
Howell, heir of Ann Moore, $300; Joseph
James, $120; David M. Langston, $230;
Joshua Le:-iunt,$75; Nathaniel D. Lewis,'
$483.50; Thomas Loden, S125; Willis
McDow, $100; Samuel A. Mclvcr, $360;
Lina McKay, $135; William F. Metcalf,
$104; James Miller, $253; Peter
Miller, $141; Bacciis Mills, $100;
Crawtord Munroe, $136; Richard Moore,
$500; Sarah Moore, $100; Mary J
Mulkey, $344; Henry L. Naswortliy,
executor of James Nasworthy, deceased,
$180; John L. Newton, $158; W. E.
Norton, $311; Mary K. Parker, $140;
Asa Roberts, $273.75; Judy Rose, $106;
Gray Rounsaville, $243; Mary Rut
ledge, $291; James 11. Shepherd,
$454; Isaac Simpson, $92; Dennis
Smith, $175; James D. Stoll, $370;
John Partlow, $530; John Phillips,
$227.25; William Phillips, $220; Matilda
Plowman, $250; George Powell, SS6; R.
L. A. Pursley, executor cf James M. Plus-
ley, senior, decease!, $136.70; Jacob
Quartcrman, $100; John Itaniials, $220;
James M. C. Reynolds, $297.50; Prince
Stevens, $100; Prince Stewart, $136; Som
erset Stewart, $90; Joseph Stover, $125;
William N. Thomas, $224.50; Wiley J.
Tipton, $125; Thomas S. Tuggle, SI,200;
Granelerson F. Vaughan, $520; Elijah
Walea, $360; Alina E. Walton, ad
ministratrix of Isaac L. Walton,
deceased, $2,164; Eber Ward, $1S0;
Amanda White, $350; Sarah Wiggins,
$105; Furgos Wilson, $246; Allen Witch
er, $70; Elizabeth H. Wright, administra
trix, $1,723; Joshua Wyatt, $250; Primus
Wilson, Sr., $225; London Floyd, $155;
William M. Thompson, minor son of
John Thompson, deceased, $100; the
same to be in satisfaction and discharge
of claim allowed by the commissioners of
claims, in tlieir eighth general report, to
“Sydney Defoor, guardian of heir, Geor
gia,” to be paid on surrender and vanccl-
lation of treasury warrant, dated April
18th, 1879, No. 2291 (F 515), seiies 1874,
heretofore issued thereon to “Sydney
Defoor, true .name is Sidney Defoor,
guardian of heir (Georgia),” for $100.
NO ADJOURNMENT ,1
on the 31st inst. That fact seems settled
this morning. The talk now is of the 10th
of June as the earliest, probably the 15tb,
and possibly tbe 1st of July. 1 think the
15th of June will mark the outside limit,
for it is entirely practicable to get through
most of the necessary business by that
date. The Senate seems also to be of this
opinion, from what I hear, and by Satur
day, I doubt not, will return tlie resolution
to tlie House so amended. The Radicals
pretty generally want to get away to the
Chicago convention, but their main reason
for wanting a speedy adjournment is a
dread of having to go on record on the tar-
itr bills reported from the ways and means
committees. They would rather face
any question that could possibly come up
than this. Let us hope they will be
forced to toe the mark anyhow.
THE APPOINTMENT
of ex-Governor Brown as Gen. Gordon's
successor excites almost as much talk
and surprise among Georgians here as at
home. Some predict all sorts of political
eartliqcakes and convulsions of various
kinds, while others say the excitement is
only temporary, and will blow away
long before frost. It is presumed, of
course, that Governor Brown will be a
candidate for election by tbe legislature in
common with at least twenty others I
have heard named, but the opinion seems
pretty general that he will not, by any
means, have nearly so easy a time
staying, as lie has bad getting
.'n. 1 understand Mr. Hill is
very much pleased at Governor B.’s ap
pointment and says he will “now have a
colleague in reality.” I also hear that
Dr. Felton is not at all displeased, and
that Mrs. F. is actually jubilant—which
latter report somewhat surprises me, as I
was under the impression that Governor
B. was not in favor of the so-called “In
dependent” headquarters in tlie Seventh
district. As to the effect of this appoint
ment on Governor Colquitt's political for
tunes, there seems to be but one opinion
where any opinion at all ' is expressed.
But time is a wonderful healer, and many
months will elapse before the Senatorial
election; and in addition to all this Gover
nor B. is “a mighty smart man,” and
whatever else he may lack it isn’t “judg
ment.” He was sworn in this morning
aud took a seat next to Mr. Hill.
BAYARD AND FIELD.
With Tilden out of the way, these two
gentlemen seem coming to tlie front as
the only real starters at Cincinnati on
the 22d of June. There is some small
talk of Morrison, of Illinois, but it doesn’t
seem to liave much bottom, though Mr.
Morrison would make quite a respectable
candidate, compared with some we have
bad on both sides in tlie country’s history.
A boom was started for him last night at
Willard’s hotel, but tlio weather was too
warm for it to attain much size. A few
members from the States of Texas, Ken
tucky, Illinois, Missouri, Alabama and
Mississippi were present, and General
Chalmers, of the last named
State let off the oratorical
boom for Mr. Morrison. If Tilden gets
out of the way, I shouldn’t mind investing
moderately m tlie Field pool, especially if
he is to be, as they say, Sammy’s residua
ry legatee. Mr. Bayard, I take it, wijl
find himself fatally handicapped by locali
ty, and his strong sectional sympathies
and predilections during the late civil
war. But wliat a ticket Thurman and
Bayard would make for honest men to
work and vote for. How it dwarfs and
belittles nine-tentli3 of all others on both
sides. '
THE CHICAGO WINNER.
Since it was definitely settled at Spring-
field, Illinois, tlie other day that Grant
will be the winner next Wednesday at
Chicago, interest in that event languishes.
Blaine and Sherman may still be bother
ing tLemselvcs about the result there, but
nobody else is. Grant is already nomi
nated, as lunch co as if the vote had been
taken and announced. It would not sur
prise me, now, if the first roll call didn’t
break up iu a spontaneous and irresistible
sweep of tlie Grant current, and his nom
ination be won by acclamation. I have
never wavered in the opinion that he
would win, but sometimes bave been a
little shaky as to the length and strength
of the fight against him. Fancy Blaine
and the Ohio snake’s feelings just now.
Isn’t it sweet to think of one at least of
the Sherman family having to drain such
a bitter cup. A. W. B.
Ache
££££ At Once Cared By
BENSON’S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER
It is the only known remedy that never fails.
Over 2000 Druggists lave signed a paper stating ttat Physicians
say they are in every way Superior to the ordinary slow-acting Pcrous
Plasters used for this purpose.
SBABDRT A JOHNSON, t-harmacentical Chemists, New York,
ianl-tus thr sa'-daw ton col n r m
PRICK 45 CENTS.
spam >j
FerlNIUMtSandlOCCESMLuse.
X SURE CURS *or all the dbcaser fur width ft fa recommended, uid always perfectly safe
In the hands of even the most inexperienced persons.
PERRY DAVIS’ PAIN KILLER
Jm recommended by Physicians. Ministers, Mi*monarics, Mnnaaen of Factories. Wori-Shops.and
Plantation*, Nunes ui Hospitals—in short by ercrj/borly ercrywherc who hfi3 ever given it a triaL
_ IT HAS STOOD THE TEST OF FORTY YEARS’TRIAL.
13 A E ; *v} SC E 3 I C E3R eh.rafd have a place fn every factory, machine-rhop,
■ WBSu (V E In Ih EL irtk and mill, on every farm and plants! cn, and in every
household, ready for immediate use not only for accidents, cuts, bruises, cores, etc., but la
case of sudden Sickness of anv kind.
O A I IU If Ei B ET O ‘he well-tried and tmsted friend of all who want
I 111 IV 1 laa lw E, rv a tnw and snfe medicine which can be freely used
internally or externally without fear of harm and with certainty of relief.
Its price brings ft wlthtn the reach of all; and it will annually save many times its cost
in doctors’ bills. For rale by all druggists at 25c. 50c. and Sl.00 'per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprietors, Providence, R. I.
tn*r’f>-d wed«t2tt(wwmit-wn r m
t»’t, a rr-cr-’Pi
IMPROVED PATENT LIVER PAD1
Nr.rn Gets HAsd.
Car be Made axt Strength Dhired. Last
Twice as Loxo.
liieuei Card without Sraggifig the System.
err re. ^
dulls md Few.
Liter Complaint,
Dyspepsia,
wanlpA
NerroEsuesJ,
ftlKlfiH
CmGMvl
Femab
Vethes*,
Sick t Btam
Eeaiiche.
into the Stomach. The Pads arc worn orer the Pit
of theStomsch. covering the Great Nerve Centre*,
Also.the Liver and Stomach. A gentlo Vegetable
Tome i s zbeorbed i nto the circulation o 1 the Blood and
Liver, purifying the Blood, stimulating the Livcrand
Kidneys to healthy action, and strengthening the
Stomsch to digest food. Price or Pads SI and S3
each. Sold bt all Drcogists, or sent by Mail
or Expires.
Manufactured at SS A 4a North Liberty St,
Baltimore. Mb.
John Ingalls, druggist,
Wholesale sad Retail A cent, corner Fourth and
Poplar streets. Mac"it. Gs. apr6-d6m
G EORGIA. *-IBB COUNTY.—Whereas, A. B
Ro<s. auardianof Mrs. H.L. Butts aDd her
minor children. Jesee u. Butts, James A. Butts
and John P. Butts, hu made application for
leave to sell all tho wild lands belonging to his
said wards at private sale.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
prrronsconcerned to be and appear at the Court
of Ordinary of said county, on the first Monday
Id Jure next toahow cause ii any they have, why
said application should not be (ranted.
Given under my hand officially.
• May 8,1650. J. A. MCMANUS,
maj9-td# Ordinary.
PEREMPTORY SALE.
attctioiTatjgtion.
I WILL sell in front of my store on Cherry
street, on Friday snd Saturday. May i8lh
and 29<h, as ten o'clock a. m., the following
Roods consisting of
Baskets, Fans, Stationery, Toilet °caps of all
kinds. Hardware, Cutlery, Hair Brushes,
Shoe Brushes and Horse Brushes.
Ladies* Hose, Halt Hose, Towels,
Napkins, Fins, Buttons,
and other articles too numerous to mention.
Come on*, come all, if ycu wish to tecure bar
gains, aa these goods must be sold regarslees of
cost.
majiS-It T. W.FRBEHAN.
THE
lio Purest and Best Medicine ever ma^N
i liver J^gnlator,
» WTCrJiCpHAll
i Restoring Agent on earth.
--—or III health can possibly loner exist
^retMro^SSSi™ varied ar.dperfect
Tfccj fire n*tr life and rigor to the apM end Infirm.
To all whose employments cause irregularity ot
the bowels or urinary organs, or who require an
Appetizer, Tonic and mild Stimulant, Hop Bitters
are invaluable without Intoxicating.
I Tr'!*yo«r feelings or symptoms are»l
• Hop JiiiUrs-
rhat the disease or ailment!
ggPyOg£jjX&~jt hag Saved J
Hwffl not core or
sudor, but
. . i id JMld
uo person or family should be without them.
Cet some this day.
Hop Cocan Cure is the sweetest, safest and best.
Ask Children.
I • ^^|aa»M«thteandirrcsLstIblccurefordruBlc-
ermes^ uso of opium, totaaooo acd narcotics:
^SoUtydneEfab. 1 Top KlUr, Mfe. Co. Roister, S.Y.A
Send for Circular. * 7
The Voltaic Belt Ca, Manhall, Mich-
Jean*
Will send their celebrated Electro-
Voltaic Belts to the afflicted upon 30 days
trill. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean wliat they say. Write to them
Without delay. febl4dawly
Is absolutely odorless, uud chemically
Pure.
It is snowflake white.
It Is susceptible of tho highest and most
lasting Polish.
It possesses greater strength of body
than other trade brands.
It Is packed in Pound Parcels. FuU
Weight guaranteed.
It costs less money than any Starch in
the World.
It Is sold universally in America by
Grocers and Dealers.
Its annual consumption reachesTwcnty
Million Pounds. £
It Is niannfactnred hy Andrew Erkenbrech.fi
at Cincinnati, Ohio, In the heart of
the greatest cereal region of
I
^NATURE'S OWN
JcEMEDV
A
VEGETABLE
MEDICINE FOR THE
BLOOD,UVER&KIDNEVS:
CURATINE,
Far Blood Duosses.
CURATINE,
For Liver Complaint*.
CURATfNE,
For Sidney Disease*.
GJRAT2NE,
For RhenmatUm.
CURATINE,
For Ecrotala Disease*.
CURATINE,
Tor Erysipelas, Pimple*,
IkiptcLe*, etc.
WARNER’S
SAFE
BITTERS
In eliminating thclmpuritlesof the biooa, im
natural and necessary result U the cure of Host
ulous snd other null. Krupilot.
including CoMCcr*. Ulcer., and other sores.
it is the best Mood 1*mi-1 Her. and Btlrnu*
Jaies every function to mere healthful action,
and thus a benefit in all diseases.
UT.peptla, Wwknws #f Hie Stomneb.
Constipation. Plnlsc. “*■***! D’vlitl-
li. n.r* nm.lirHl bV thi Ssfc BlttelS*_ HJt
FORTIFY THE SYSTEM
And yoi are armed against disesre. The finest
tonic for this purpose is Hostetter’s Stomach
Bitters, which renders digestion easy and com
plete, counteracts biliousness and keeps the bow
els in ordtr. and so genial and beneficent are its
effects, that not only is tbe body invigorated and
regulated by its use, but despccdeccy banished
from the mind.
For sale by ail Dreggist* and BeaJcrs generally.
maj4-lm
Hew Advertisements.
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY
Engines, Cottou Presses, Mills, dec.
PLANTATION MACHINERY
or ALL BINDS. .
SCHOFIELDS IRON WORKS,
Send for Trice last. MACON, GX
AGENTS WANTED
TO solicit orde’s for Photosraphs, etc., for en
largement A paying buslne >t. For particulars
and trims addiets J. D. LBMBB, Box 167<Har-
risbunr, Fa.
$ |V IV IV A YEAR and expenses to
7 / /agents. OntttFree. Address
| | | P.O.VIOKSRY, Augusts, Me
Idveniseis by sddresting Cieo. P
* Rowell & Co. 19 Spruce St, New York
canjearii the exact eMtof any proposed lino of
iNi
ADVERTISING in Am
Pa e Pamolet. fDc.
mericanNewepapers.lOO-
maylSwed eatlm
0
HUM
HABIT
CURB
d&wly
By B. M. Woolley
Atlanta. Ga. Reliable evi
dence given, and reference to
cured patients sad pbystdane.
bend formy book on the
habit and its curs.
/"I BORGIA. Bibb County —Whe’eas George R
VT Barker has made spplication for letters of
admiristration on the estate ot Jen. A. Malone,
late of raid county deceased. .
These are thertfore to cite and tdmonif h all
person, concerned to be and .ppearat the Court
of Ordinary of .aid county on the first Monday
in June next, to show cause if eny they have,
why letters of administration should not be
granted.
biven under my band and official airoatura,
Hay J, 1880.
may 2 law4w«= J. A. McMANUS* Ordinary.
A LL persons indebted to the estate of H. B.
-A Trofan are Hereby notified to make in.*
mediate psjmett of the same to tbe undersign*
ed; and ail pel sons bavin* claims against aaid
estate ar* hereby notified to present the same
duly authenticated in terms o! tb« law.
M. L.T8 OUTMAN, Bxwuior.
May 18. If80.-19-1 wsw
A medicinal com
pound of known value—
combining in one prep-
powers for the evils I Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
which produce all dis
eases of the JIIood, the
Ileer, the AMiiryt.
Harmless in action and
thorough in its effect.
Ills unexcelled for the
cure ofaltJJfood-Dis
pose. such as Scrof
ula, Tumors.liotl*,
Tetter,Salt Rheum,
Rheumatism, 3fer-
eurial JPoisai.iilj/,
also Constipation,
Ry.pepsia, Intli-
j)rstio»,Bour Stom
ach, Retention of
Urine, etc.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST
FOR IT.
THE E2Q¥S CHEMICAL CO
BALTIMORE, Md.
O RDINARY’S Office, Jones County,-Georgia,
March S, 1880.
'Whereas Samuel Ii. Chiles, sdministrator
esttte Lucinda Mason, deceased, applits for dis
mission.
These are to rite and admonish all persons
concerned to show ct us. at this office .on tbe first
fit onday in J une next, if any the} hare, why the
same shall i ot be granted.
Witness my hand officially.
marsld*
R. f. ROSS, Ordinary.
Ren*- p*id two and-a quar
ter years buys one. Best Cabi.
net or Parlor Organs in tbe
World; winners of highest dis
tinction at every wcrld’s Fair
for IS years. Prices |51. £17
*<6. S84. !=108 to tKO i nd on
ward. Also for easy pajmeuts
i5 s irorith or 10.38 a quatte*
and upward. Catalogues free.
MA^ON A HAMLIN ORGAN CO, 151 Tre-
mont street, Poston; 46 Bast 14th stnet (Union
Square) Now York; 2£0 Wabash Avenue, Chica-
g.. m»yl9-u4t
MASON
AND
HAMLIN
ORGANS
This is the only Lottery afany Stale that ever
voted on and endorsed by its people.
^Jripreoeaontecl ^.ttraotlon.
Over Half a Million Distributed,
Louisiana State Lottery Company,
This Institution was regularly incorporated by
the Legislature ol the State for Educational and
Charitable purposes, in 1838, for the term of
twenty-fire years, to which contract the inviola
ble faith ot the State is pledged,wi it li pledge has
keen renewed by an overwhelming popular veto,
securing its franchise in the new constitution
aaoptea Deccmbor 2, 1819, with a Capital ol
S 1,00-3,000, to which it has since added a reserv e
fund of imooe. ITS GRAND SINGLE NUM.
BEK DR A WINGS will take place monthly. It
never scales or post pones. Look at the follow
ing Distribution:
GB1KD FEOMENA.DE CONCERT,
during which will take place tho
12l£t Grand Monthly
—and the—
Extraordinary Semi-Annual Drawing
At Now Orleans, Tuesday, June 15th. 1880,
Under the personal supervision and manage
ment of
Gss. G. T. BEAUREGARD, of Louisiana, and
Gun. JUUAL A. EARLY, of Virginia.
Capital Prize, $100,000.
'(S.Notice.—Tickets are Ten Dollars only.
Halves, £5. Fifths. $2. Tenth,, Jl.
LIST OF PR1ZB8.
SIOOOOO...
1 Capital Prize of
1 Grand Prizeot
1 Grand Prize ol
2 Large Prizes of
4 Large Prizes oi
20 Prizes of
60 -
ICO ••
200
600 "
10000
Sli.OOU.
*1,100
10.000
5,000.
1,OOS....
too....
soo
200......
100....
10...,
8100,000
6'i,000
J0.C00
20,000
20.100
90,000
15.010
50,000
40.or-o
co.coo
1(0.000
Daily, one year, - - §10 00
Daily, six months, • 5 00
Daily, three moths, - 2 50
Weekly, one year, - 2 00
Weekly, six months, - 1 00
Jlailj aid ; Far*ers Intb'y, me y*ar, $11.50
- 3.50
APPROXIMATION PRIZES,
10( Approximation Prize, of (200 (20,000
100 - " 100.... 10,000
100 “ ** 75...... 7,COO
11,279 Prizes, amounting to — .(822.500
Gen. G. T. BEAUREGARD, of La. > Commiz- W M l|i tai] Vsnnrn’VmlMv
Gen. JUBALA.KARLY.of Va. $ sioners. nwu J MQ ,,r * re * U * UU Jl
Application for rates to clubs 'should only be
made to the offloeof the Company in New Or
leans.
Write for circulars or send orders to
M. A. DAUPHIN.
New Orleans, La.
or same person at No 319 Broadway, New York.
N. B.—This Company has no Agent, in the
British Pcstetsions, and ail persona pretend i- g to
be ao and lolicitlng otdera by eircul.rs or other-
iseare gwicdlen. daw-wed sat
LIBEL FOB DIVORCE.
Bibb Superior Court, April Term, 1880.
MRS. G. F. riNCKAKD TS. J. J. PIMCKARD.
F appearing to the court by the return of the
sheriff that the defendant ia not to be found
in this county: and it further appearing that he
doea not reside in the State of Georgia;
Ordered, that he appear at the next term of
thii court, or that saw cause be allowed to pro-
oeed.and that service bo perfected on said J.J.
Pinck&rd by publication hireof. once a month for
four monthi, in tbe TBLseaiPH \av Mbssix-
aia, a public gazette published <n the city of
Msoon.
Bv the Court:
JOHN L. HARDEMAN,
Libellant’s attorney.
Be it eo.
T. J. SIMMONS, J. 8. C. M. C.
April 29.1880. . „
A true extract from tbe minutes of Bib Su
perior Court. This May 3,1880,
mayA-lamtm
We have secured the services of MV. S. 8.
84 W JE BT. better known to the newspaper
world as “Jack Plane,” the late correspondent of
the Savannah Newt, who will have personal su
pervision of tba WHBKLY.
Wo respectfully askfera continuation of the
present generous patronage of tbe’public.
... ^ t —
, IBOU,
A. B. ROSS. Clerk.
$30 REWARD.
-Cigh about 140 pounds, about fire test sixinehes
high. When last heardotwaa at.Montezuma,
March 4th; she wai iu company with her mother
Dafny Johnson, about fifty-five years dU. pox
marked, aud her slater Sarah Johnson, a tall,
likely girl who hu a amail girl child with her—
.U^ thorn black, ^ey^ ^ their
Macon, Ga., March 31,1880. apr 1-wtf
G EORGIA. BIBB COUNTY.—Whereat Ben
jamin C. Smith administrator oi the estate
ot James Smith, d-ceued, has made application
for leave to veil fifteen shares of tbe cspitsl stock
of the Southwestern railroad company, one honse
and lot in tbe city of Maeon in said county, and
twenty-seven hundred acres of land in Hruston
county in said mate, belonging to said estate:
These are therefore to cite azd admonish all
person* concerned to be and appear at tbe Court
of Ordinary of said county on t he first Monday in
June next, toahow cause, if any they have, why
said spplication should not be granted.
Witness ny official signature.
J. A. McMANUS, Ordinary.
may 9 liawlw*
family, and winch, wherever used, will rave
pi & t gftTo n ^Mwee,U>nd <*.
*®*WARNER’S
Safe Remedies are
sold by Druggi»ts
& Dealers in Med
icine everywhere.
H. H. Warner Co,,
Proprietor*,
ROCHESTER, M. Y.
fftTEmd tor PaapU«t
and
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BROADWAY.
■etwees 41st «A ■IS..NCW York.
Three blocks from Grand Central Depot and
one block from Elevated Railroad.
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS.
ROOMS With Board. «S,«3J» and S* J*rdW.
WITHOUT BOARD “1 per day and upward.
AN E> EGA NT RESTAURANT in connection
with Hotel. Special arrangements tor the »um-
met.
Hawley D. Clapp Ac ill, l*rrpr’d,
pi 7 tu thi aat3m
Scat; and Cheapest
AETIFI0IAL LIMBS.
Special indaeement. to 80UTH-
BRK DOLDIBR8.
Satiefaction given in all cased.
First prewium at AtlantaandMacon.
Georgia. Fairs, 1979. Beat of refer*
enceefavour State. Apply at once
for fall information, special term.,
etc. kdck-M CHARLB8 M EVANS.
Manufacturer tor U.B. Gorernm’t. 153
Woat Fourth Street, Cincinnati, O.
LANE & BODLET CO ,
CINCINNATL,
Manufacturers ot Standard
PLANTATION
MACHINERY a
.STATIONARY AND PORTABLE .
Steam Engines*
Saw Mills, Griat Milla, Shafting Hangera. Pul
ley a, etc. Onr machinery is atroDg, simple and
well made,and 1. especially adapted ta tbe wants
of farmers and Planters, for Gicning, Sawing.
Grinding and Factory use. Send for an lllua-
rated Catalogue. LANg P0DI LY CO.
John and Water Sta., Cincmnati, O.
martlt tawJm-weowtsty
inCIITC For the Pictorial Bib(« Com*
KlitN I' mentator. 10I8„P»sea, 475 D;
UlktlTCn lo.trafoni and Maps. The moat
(V N If I [ u complete and eemprehenaiye Com
mentary on the entire Serlntures (in ore toL)
rer published. Price, •3,-70- BaAUtar, Gk»-
STfow a Co.. At N. 4th at., Phils.. Pa. m!9-4t
125
A MONTH AND EXPENSE!
to Agent*, send .Urap for terma
S. C.roCTKa A Co-.Cincinnati,
DISSOLUTION.
T HE firm of Athly A Speir was toil day dia-
■olved by mutual consent. Mr. k rhiy retain
ing the Btatesof Florida,Kentucky, Mississippi.
Louisiana and all territoiy in Georgia soutnof
tbe Une of ralroad rnnning from Coiamhusto
Savannah via Macon, and Mr. Spoir retaining
Tennessee* Al&ba ,s, Teias. ArktiiSai -nd all
territory in Georgia north of said railroad line.
(Signed) J.S. ASHLEY.
8 G. W. bPELR.
March 19,1880. marts-lawisr
O RDINARY’S Offloe. Jones County. Georgia,
March 3,1880.—Wheroas A. A. Barfield, ad
ministrator estate John J. Barfield, deceued,
applies for dismission. ....
These are to eito and admonish all persons con.
cerced to show cause at this office, on first Mon.
day in June next, If ary they hare, why the same
shall not bt granted.
Witness my hand officially.
marttd* R. T. ROBB. Ordinary.
G EORGIA. BIBB COUNTY.—Whertas Mat
thew Thornton has made application for
ietteis of administration on the estate ol torrula
J. Thornton. late et said county deetaaed:
These are therefore to cite aad admonish all
persons oonccrnect to be and appear at the Court
of Ordinary of said county, on the first Monday
in Juno next, to show causa, if any they bays,
why letters ot administration should not be gran
ted to applicant.
Witness my offimaUif^ture^ tMnrnsr.
May 6,1880. may8-w4w*
Administrator’s Sale.
T>Y authority of an order from Jones court of
J5 Ordinary, will be sold at the court house
door in Clinton. JoDes county , on the first Tues
day iu June next, within legal hour* of sale one
undivided hail interest in four hundred *crt»ot
land, more or lesa, belon.mg to estate of Joseph
C. Barbee, deceased, situate on watersof Hog
creek in taid county; good laud. Sola for
distribution mid to
April 30.1880.-24tai*
EORGIA, Bibb County.—Whereas %. R.
Kogere, guardian of Jonn N. Little, having
applisd to the Court of Ordinary of said .county
for a dischrTge from his guardianship of John N.
concerned
win,,. ——j 1 in mV of
fice by the first Monday in June sat, why tbe
said M. R. Roger* should not be dismisasd from
hii guardianship of John N. Little and receive
the uaual letters oi dismission.
Given s oiler my official signature,
msrfiid a J. A. McMANUS, Ordinary.
G l BORGIA—BIBB COUNTY.—VYhereaa. W,
fW. Carnes, administrator of the mtate of
Samuel G. Bonn, isto of said county, deceased.
hu mkde application (or letters cl dumi&sion
from said eatata. . , , „
Thete are therefore, to cite and admonish aU
persons concerned to be and appear at the Court
of Ordinary of said oounty, on the first Mondy
in Jolj next, to show cause, if anj they nave,
why aa!d application abonidnot MPJ
^itne»myomoi.I«gn.tareApril3
msr4-law-4w* •; V
Maccn, Georgia,
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
FOB 1880-1881,
The presert ye is pregnant with stirring and
importerteTenti. General eiectiers are tote
held for National, State, and county offices and
the interest and eiritement evolved by tbe con
test will be interne.
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their position by keeping abreast of the news of
tbe world, ard while adrorating.wtib all thezea
and ability they poascss, the principles of the
Democratic parly, will yet pursue a corservatite
and moderate course upon all questions.
OUR
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SIXTY-FOUR COLUMNS
and is one of the best and cheapest publications
south of Baltimore. It will be made even more
interesting to the farmers hy the addition of an
Agricultural Department,
-Editedby—
General W1111AM X. SHOWS*,
Professor of History and AyiituHcre in the
versityof Georgia.
In addition to the WEEKLY, we nniish
Southern Farmers’ Monthly
One of the best Agricultural Journals in the
South, for the sum of 93,50 per annum.
THE TERMS
Ofth TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER re
main unchanged, and are as follows, payable in
advance:
MILL A FACTORY SUPPLIES OF
ALL KINDS: BELTING, HOSE and
PACKING, OILS, PUMPS ALL KINDS,
IRON PIPE, FITTINGS, BRASS
GOODS, STEAM GAUGES, ENGINE
GOVERNORS, Ac. Send for Price-list,
W. H: DILLINGHAM & CO., 143 Main
Street, LOUISVILLE, KY:
Sldanuawtf
CLlrtBY A JONBS.
=21st=
Popular Monthly Drawing of the
Commonwealth Distribu
tion Co.
AT MAOAULBY’S THEATRB,
In tba City of Louisville, on
Wednesday, June 30,1880,
These drawings authorized by mot of tho Leg
islature of 1889 and sustained by all the courts
ol Kentucky, accordirg to a contract made with
the owner* of the Frankfort grant, will occur
regularly on the last day o’ every month, Sun
days ana Fridays executed, for the period of five
years, terminating on Jnne SO. 1885.
The United States Ul’cuit Court on March 31
rendrred the following decis : ons:
1st—That the Commonwealth Distribution
Company is legal. _
2d—Its drawings are net fraduient.
The management call attention to the liberal
sdheme which has met with such popular favor
heretofore, and whioh will again be presented for
the 0
JUNE DRAWING.
S sej>o»
uuoei
UN
10,00*
10,00*
10,0*6
10,00*
13.00*
10,00*
1 Prize,..
1 Prize,,,
1 Prize...
10 Prizes (1,000 each
10 Prizes 500 each ,
100 Prizes 100 each
SOO Prizes 50 each
<00 Prizes 30 each |
i,000 Prize* 10 each.
(Prizes 800eath, zp’reiimafnprize* 3,70*
9 Prize* 309 each do do 1,80*
.9 Prise* 100 each da
do
90*
L960 Prize* (113,400
Whole Tickets, 83 Half Tickets, (L
17Tickets, (50. 58 Tickets, file*.
Remit by Po.t-Office Mercy Order. Registered
Letter, Bank Dralt or Ezpreas.
To insure asaiast mistakes and delay*, corre
spondents will please write their names and
places of residence plainly, giving number of
J o»t-Office box or Street, aud Town, County and
AM communications connected with the Dis-
Distribution and Orders for Tickets should be
addressed to R.H. BOARDMAN, Cottner-Jour-
nal Building Louland* Nentuckv. or at No.
307 and 369 Broadway, N. Y. augSOeodtuthuaat
O RDINARY'S OFFICE, JONBS COUNTY,
Georgia, May 1, 1880. Whereas Jaekvon
Roberta applies to me for the guardianship of
Ola, Andrew and Thomas Roberta, minor chil
dren of Solomon Roberto, deceased.
These are to cite all persons to show reuse, if
anj they have, why letters of guardianship shall
not be granted him on fl-at Monday in June
next. Witness my hand cfflcially,
mayA-wlm* ROLAND T. ROSS, Ordinary.
TO RENT,
rrtHB three-story building iu Triangular block,
I cow occupied by Bingleton, Hunt A Go. at a
esale aad retail baot and bat store. One of
t stands in the city. Apply to
G. B. ROBERT
A GOOD SAW MILL
FOB $200.
Onr No. 1 Plantation Saw Mill !■ designed to
be run by 8.10 or 12 horse power Agricultural
Engine*. With this power Irom
1.600 to 4,009 e
of lumber can be cut in a day. A product 25 to
80 per cent, greater thin can be cut with any re
ciprocating saw mill with tbe tame power. The
nulla are complete except saw, and will be put on
khe ear* iu Cincinnati for tbe law price of *309.
and warranted In every particular. Saw Milla of
all else#, Engines, Boilers. Shaftisg, Gearing, etc.
Illustrated circular* sent free.
LANE & BOSLEY 00.,
ohn A Water Sts., Cincinnati, 0.
- prl-dlawgmfiweowlgt
M
*rcMTlpUoB Free. Tor
ininal Weak new, Lom of Mai
DAVIDSON CO., 78 Nowuv Ht.K. S
;*£ *“*L
r rM H
JOBGIA.BL
and beta een the parties hereof, ail resident*
of said county and State, to form a limited co
partnership, under the iawt of Georgia, and that
said copartnership shall be conducted under the
following provi-ions:
1. The firm name of said copartnership shall he
* W. A. Doodj,” which alone shall be used in its
dealings.
2. Said copartnership shall bo located in the
city ot Macon, said countv and State, and its
busineia shall be.the dealing by retail in Gene
ral merchandise, suih as dry roods, cktbing,
boots and shoes, ana other articles oi such char
acter.
8. W. A. Doody shall be the general partner,
and sh-11 have full direction ard management of
the bu-ineas. Myron Nisabaum and Joseph
Dannenberg. all oi said county, are special p rt-
ners.
4. W. A. Toody has contributed four thousand
dcl'ars to said partnership and Myron Nurs-
baumand Joseph Dannenberg haye each con
tributed four thousand dollars to the capital
stock of tbe ssmr.
5. This rartnerchipf ball begin on the fOth day
o! January, 1880, and sh»!l end on t* e 20th d»y of
Jsnu-ry, ] 8tS. mlrsa sooner U isrolved, as here
inafter provided, to wit: In caroeither party be
comes disa-ti-fied with s-id partnerebip the
same n ay be dissolved after the firet year, pro
vided six months notice he given after said time,
of such intended dissolution to .ho ether pariy or
parties—said notice to be in writing, giving tin
reasons therefor.
It is furtb-r agreed that the said W, A. Doody
sla‘1 be paid from ibo partnership a.iets, the
sum of fifty dollars per month, and ibis amount
to be charged to the expense account. This pay
ment to contiuuc until a dissolution, unless oth-
erwse agreed on.
WitLess our hand*, this 12th day of January,
1680.
W. t. DOODY.
MYKON NUeBBtUM
JOSkPH DANNENBERG.
Signed this 12th day of Jancary, 1889, and sc
know lodged bvlore
J. T. RODGER?,
N. P. Bibb Go., Ga.
MkCOXT. Ga.. Jauu-ry 12,1889.
I reriify that the abuve instrum-nt was signed
ar d acknowledged by the pait.es thereto before
me this cay.
J. T. RODGERS,
N.P. BibbUo.Ga.
G EORGIA. BIBB COUNTY—Before me came
in person, W. A. Doody, who being duly
sworn deposes aud says that he is tbe general
partner in a limited copartnership abont to be
formed in said county, under the name cf W. A
Do->dy, and that Myron Nussbaum and Jose '
Dannenberg are tbe special partners there!
and that the amount agreed to be contributed by
each of them to wit; the sum ot four thousand
dollars, to the capital stock of s-nl firm, ha« been
sctually paid in. and in good faith contributed
thereto. A. DOODY.
Sworn to and subscribed before me thi- 20th
day of January, 1899. J. T. ltGDGKRS,
mart w4w Notary Hihbrounty. Georcia.
J"OSHTT.A. BXTRTZ
General PnWisiisi Agency,
EUFAUuA, ALA.
Adifitisitg, fubwiption asd Job Priatiig
Effected with the bed houses in Alabama,
Georgis and throughout the country,
ataduoount on table rate*.
mm THE SCE3E
CHANGES.
We Cannot Sing tlie Old
Songs
In the old place any lorger. Its too small. Not
half laigotBOuah tor our family .household gooia
aud-trade, therefore we shall break ramp July
1st, next, and e-iabliah new musical headquar
ters in the handsome
New Double Store.
Cor- Correa ami WhMor Streets
Gray’s Specific Medicine.
RADE MARK. THE greatTRADE M,
English rem
edy. An un
failing are for
beminal eak-
ness. Spermat
orrhea, Jmpo-
fancy, and all
diseases that,
_ . - fol ow ae- , „
Worn TaklDgquence ofssll^ftej
abuse; as a less of memucy, universal llssilude,
pain in the back, dinirum of vision, prematura
old age, ar d many otfat.- diseases that lead to in
sanity and consumption and a premature grave.
Full particular* in our pamphlet, which we de
sire to send free by mail to every one. The Spe-
cific Medicine is sold by all druggists at (l u-i
package, or six packages for (8 will be lent fret
by mail on receipt of tho money by addressing
the GRAY MEDICINE CO. No to Mechanics
Block, Detroit. Mich, Sold in Macon aad every
where by all druggists. oct24 dawly.
For sale by HUNT, RANKIN A LAMAR.
octl9-d»wlT Macon. Ga
JONES COUNTY SHERIFF SALES.
TX7 ILL be sold before tho court bouse door in
TV tliotuwncif Clinton, Jones conntj,Georgia,
on the first Tuesday in April next, between the
legal hours of sale, the following property, to-
wit: Three hundred and thirty acres of land,
more or lees, adjoining the ianda of John 8.
8tewart,Robt Smith and F.B. Hsskeiand o hers.
Levied en as the property ot Alford G law.ou to
satisfy two ft. fas. issued Irom the Superior Court
of said oounty in faror of Elizabeth Glawson ai d
Stodard H. Glawson, administrators of the es
tate of Jesse Glawson. deceased, vs. Aliord
Glawson, principal, and Hcal-on Glawson and
Joseph Glawson, security. The other vs. Alford
Glawson principal, and Seabon Glawson aud
James Glawson security. Property pointed cut
by one of tbe plsintiffs. and in poscessiou of de
fendant. This February 23.1889,
f«h27td
.GRB8HAM. Sheriff.
For feunday feckools
For Temperance.
THE BE8*,’ NEW BOOKS.
TEWPERAHCE JEWELS,
E. A. HOFFK6N.hu every qualification to be
a standard Temperance Bong Book, Choice
hymns an* sor gs and music in excellent taste,
are found throughout. There are nearly a hun
dred tongs. Specimen copies mailed for 85 ctt.
53 60 per down.
(The older and larger book. HULL’S TEM
PERANCE GLBM BOOK, 49 cts., retains it*
great popularity.)
White Kobes! eat and best of Sun-
Wbite Robes! SONG*BOOK 9.
White Eobes! ; 3 W.r dQMQ
EffPERlhCE HfflT.aWSf
yoss. is a perfect "electric light for radiance
and beauty. Hu 32 of the very best songs by 27
ot the very best authors, and seilz lor §19 per
hundred. Mailed lor 12ole.
(New High School Song Book. THE WEL
COME CHORUS, is noariy through the press.)
OLIVER DITSON&CO.i Boston.
O. H. DITSON A CO, 843 B’dvray N.Y,
ianMtf
BuJes of Bibb Superior Court*
Adopted May 29j 1880.
AT the Mssiou of Bibb Superior Court on Sat-
nrdsy morning, the following rules of practice
were adopted by the court and bsr. In order to
expedite Ih. business ol the Court and to lessen
the eipenie and inoenYenienod of the parties
littcant.
On motion of Col. L. N. Khiltle, Judge' T. J.
Simmons u chairman, aud Mesar,.l>aac Harde
man, G. W. Gustiu. N. B. Harris and W. B.
Hill were appointed a committee to put the rules
in form forpublicatisn.
Role First. The Judge will announce at the
beginaiug of each term the order in which the
dockets wi<l be called. They will be called In
the following order; Common Law, Equity, Ap
peal, Diana and Illegality. The Criminal Dock
et will be assigned lor special weeks, ot which
notice will be given to the Bsr and the public.
Rule Second. Cases will be set down for trial
on a day to be designated by th* Judge or agi eed
upon by counsel, end no esse shall be inord-r to
b« called for trial peremptorily, except it it set
down.
Kult Third. Cases shall be set down for trial
three days in advance of the day for trial, except
that in special rases for sufficient cause shown
the Judge mar in his discretion aetacasa (era
more distant d»y; and for making public the
case* that are set down, snd the day that each
it to be tried the Clerk shall hare prepared and
placed in the court room in a conspicuous place,
three blarkboards which are to he used at daily
calendars, and on each to be entered a oay and
date and the cases set down for trial on auen day
and date.
Rule Fourth. One of these calendars shall on
each day, except ik shall, in tbe opinion uf the
Judge, be unxeceatary, be supplied with reset
to bo tried three days thereafter, which are to
bo let down lor such day by order of the Judge,
on a call of the docket ler that purpose or by
agraea ent of counsel announced each morning,
immediately after the minutes of the court are
read.
Rule Fifth. All motions which do not goto
the merits of a case and all exceptions to inter
rogatories which go to the execution and return
thereof, must bo made when a case is called on
the docket and before it is set down for tr.al, or
all auch motions sr objections will be contiderel
as waived and after a cate is set down for t ial,
tbe same w.ll not be con: iaued. except for pror
idential canse, or for a reuse which arise* subse
quent to tbe day the ease ia set down or for a
Whore we shall have tVe largest and fine-t Mu
sical kVarerooms in t he entire 80 ith. Before we
go. we oiust, to save heavy expense »nd labor of
romovsl. rlcsofut our entire stock of Pianos a”d
Organa liowo i band snd to arrive prior to July
Dt. To do this we shall inaugurate lortbwlth
ADttiNlSIKA rjb&IX'S 6ALE.
? n }£ ori $ r of An <,rd<,r of the Court oi Ordi
nary of ‘thatbum county, will behold before the
court ho»3Ee dcor in it&rium&h.on tho 1st Tuesday
in April next, within tho lo*»l hours o. bale, >h 3
to.lowing prt'perty beionjriDR to the est*tc of Ed
ward b. Andernon, deotw«ed: AU thit tract
land Bituate in the county of Bibb. Statv or Geor
gia, neer the citj of Mscon, aud fronting on tia
road leading from Macon lo Forsjth in Vineriile,
known as the place oouefe* by Geo. \Y Aa-
aerson from Mrs. H. it. Freomsn. rxecutr.x,etc
containing acres, more or Ie«s.
For iD/ormation apply tu Turpin A Ogden-
agent*.
maii dim wid J1NB M. ANDBR80N 1 ,
v Aalminigtrotrir.
Bihh County Sheriff Sales?
W ILL b» sold beforo the court hciH<» door in
tbe city of Macon, during the lega! hour*
ot aale. on the first Tuesday iu June next. th8
foliowirg: roper ty. to-Y»it:
Also, at the same time and place, all that tract
oi .huu bituatod on tho s*;Ut b W(*6t com icon of the
city of Macon, Wibb county. Georgia, krown ae
the noilhwest half cf lot No. 8, in block S3, ac-
552ft* *° }k? l ^ a P of A. A. Freeman of Joi;e 9L
1J68. bounded as follows: on the west by Lamar
afreet, north by Kaael itrect, east by hali of lot
No. 8, south by lot 7, la said block, containing
oue-tourth of au acre, more or Ies»; uldothat par-
oel cf land in the city of Macon, in *aid county,
known in plan of city as lot No. 3. block M.
fronting on Ta'na’i Square. Leviod cn a% the
property of Junes B. Kiasingame to satisfy a fi.
fa. issued frtm BibhHoperior Court in favor of
L G. Fi»nt vs. James B. Blasirgame. Property
pointed out by plaictifl's attorney.
Also, at the same time and place, lots ot land
os, 3C0,101 and 102. containing 100 acre^ each,
ijingon the west aide of the Ocmulgee river ii»
the Macon reserve and adjoining the lr.nd* ci K.
J. Pc’er, G. J. Bl&ke. Stein and Harris Levied
on aa the property if John W Woolioih, securi
ty; also, lets of land lying on the ensi side of the
Ocmu'seo river and known and diaticiai* hed in
the survey of the landa of the estate of 1 bomaa
WvO.folk made oy L. W. DuboN, as lets SO.35,
47,45,49,68, 5S. 57,68,64,€5,6 # , 6^, 63, C9. 70. 7L
72. 78.74,75. 76.77, 78, 79, 80,81.82.88. S4, 85.86,
87. *S 89. 97, and part of lets 90,91.92 OS. I ev-
ied on as the propertv of Thomas J. Wootlolk to
tatisfy a fl. fa. Uaued from Bibb Fupencr Court
in favor 1 mniel P. Gunn, guardian, vs. Thom»f
J. Wooifolk, Jamet H. Woolfolk ard John W.
Wooirolk, security. Froperty pointed out by
plaintiff’s attorney.
maj4-wlw GEORGE F. CBFRRY, Sheriff.
Grand Clearing Out Sale
Commercing May 15th and ending July 1st, dur
ing which fame we shall sell at Manufacturer’s
Wholesale Rates.
10 FAVOKITE PrANOS.
27 CHICKERINQ PIANOS.
21 LIGHETotCO PIANOS.
50 MATHUSEK PIANOS.
5 HALLET & DAVIS PIANO®.
62 SOUTHERN GEM PIANOS.
28 GUILD. CHUECH & CO. PIANOS.
41 STERLING CO. ORGANS.
100 PELOUBET & CO. ORGANS.
110 MAfiON & HAMLIN ORGAN'*.
All new and just from Factory. Afao ICO Sec
ond Hand Piano* and Organs. Most all ot them
used only from oteto six months and precfaely
as good as new.
Don’t Miss This Chance
To secure a fine instrument “awful” cheap.
Write for Clearing Oct Sale Circuiais and Price
Lists ana be quick about it. The sale ends July
1st, positively. Adcress
HIDDEN & BATES.
SAVANNAH. GA,
WHOLEStlE PIANO AMD ORfiAM DEALERS.
dec27-dltawAwly
BORGIA, If IBB COUNTY.—Whereas W. 8.
vJ Holt and J. E. Jones, administrators on the
estate of James Doan, late of said county deceas
ed .have made application for letters of dismission
from said estate:
These are therefore to rite and alir.onith ali
persons concerned to be and appear at the Com t
of Ordlnaiy of said county on the tint Monday
in Auguat next, to ihow came, if any they have,
why letter* of dlsmistinn should not be granted
to applicants.
Witness my official signature. May 6,1SS9.
■gjjj* J. A. McMANUS. Ordinary.
Crab Orchard Springs,
KENTUCKY.
F IVE hours ran from Louisville or Cincinnati,
by nil, now open for visitors. Hotel ap
pointments complete. Ask for round trip tiek-
vts. For pamphlets containing an-lysis of wa
ters, low rate of boaid, etc. Address.
J 8, FUR 8 , Manager,
may8-wlm *Crab Orchard. Ky.
The Littie Kock and Fort
r for sale
th« West
_.j healthy
climate, ferile soil, and not
affected hy drouth. Easy
Arkansas
■Writ
D. BLACK, Land Commissioner,
an2*wlSt Little Rock, Ark.
ITsmsn iw 3 The Littie Kock ai
jQ-OZUcSID. (Smith Railway offer
(the best LANDS in th
Western l° TSculbm ^ * ith 1
li
NOTICE.
B IN8WANGHR’8 G6RDBNI8 OPBN from
this day on, where 1 will always keep on
hand all aorta of re’reshments. such as Milk.
Coffee, chocolate, Ioe Cream. Cider and Lemon
ade. Aho Sappoisprepared by ordor. Respect
fully, Mas. A. GRAUL.
maytf-8t* Proprietress
1 BORGIA, Bibb County.—'VThereaz R. 8.
X Wynn hat made application for the setting
part a homestead of personalty andthevalua-
.on of tbe same. Said application will be beard
on Thursday the sixth day of May. 1880, at ten
o’clock, a. ml
Witness my hand and official signature, April
14,1880.
apristd* J. A. McMANUS, Ordinary.
A. O, TAlLutt) BID for relief, ttc, bibbfiuce-
v». > rior Court, October Term,
WK. TAYLOR J 1879.
It appearing to the Coart by tbe letum ottbe
Sheriff that the defendant ia not tube found it.
this county; and it further appearing that he
doea not reside in thii Stats: Urdertd, that ser
vice be perfected on said defendant by pnblica-
tientobeand appear at tbe next term of this
Court, or that co-wmainant he allowed to pro
ceed.
Ordered farther, th »t this order be published
onco a month for four months in the Telegraph
and Messenger, a public gazette published in the
city of Macon.
By tho Court:
JOHN L. HARDEMAN.
Complainant’s Solicitor.
T J. SIMMONS,
J. 8. C. M. O.
A true extract from the minutes of Bibb Su
perior Court. This ltd November, 1819.
dec2S-lam4m# A. B. BOSS. C’eik.
cause eiistiER as the time the ease is set down S'
but which could not be discovered by the exer- * VA
oise ol due diligence on the part of the attorney
Ot party.
bale Sixth. The Certiorari and Motion Duck-
eta are in order each Saturday, and where cases
thereon require a jury they will be set tor trial,
under the foregoing rules.
Rule Seventh. If there sre eases on the calen
dar of any day that are not reached, they will
be first cation for assignment, on tbe lol'owing
morning, when the Judge makes up tbe next
dolly eJendar.
G — BORGIA—BIBB COUBTY.-Whereat Ja - nl * rwa
cob Dinkier, guardian ol Edward Be rend,
has made applieetieu for letters of diim’Brian i
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
persons cozcerned, to bo snd appear at the
fourt of Ordinary of said eeunly, on the first
Bondar in August next,to show cause .if any they
hare, .why letters of dismission should not
bo granted to applicant.
Witness my official signature May 8.1830
J. aTMi
maS-law w4*
CMANUd, Ordinary.
ANY we mouth. AU EXPENSES
WaGks grawpdr won. SLOAN
. Ctaelaasll. u.
Commissioners* Sale.
G EORGIA. BIBB COUNTY.—By virtee of an
order from the Bnperior Court of saidneuntr
oKBihb, granted at the April term 1880, to us di
rected. will be sold at the court house door is
ta<d oounty, on tbe firtt Tueeday in June next,
between the legal bcurs ot sale the following
property, to-wit: Tho two bri.k stores and tbe
ot upon which they are built, situate on Cotton
Aveuue, in square t-ecly-ore. in the ci'v o.' Ms-
coo, county and 8f ate aforesaid, now occupied
by Mrs. A. Bintwanser and F. Eisner, ana be
lag the property bequeathed by Thomas a.
Brewer hy will to Mrs. Mary L. Kinetbe ry, Mrs
Matilda G, Sherwood and Mrs, Oath-Tine B-
Hmry, said property sold as the property uf said
Mary L.-Kingsberry, Motilda G. Sherwood and
Catherine B. Henry, tenants in common, for tbe
purpose of distribution among taid tenants in
aernmon.
Terms of aele—one-third cash, one-third at
four months andone-ihird atrx months, with
interest from d->te ot sale at the rate of e ght per
cent, per annum; deferred payments to b secur
ed by mortgage on tbe preals**. Furchaser baa
option of pay Ing all cash.
ISAAC HARDEW-N,
AuBB&T F.8HBRWOOD
JAMES Ir. HhNRY,
May I, ISSO-lawlar
Commi-aioners.
i KUROlA, Bibb Count?—Wherere Mrs. So-
~ ihia B. Hall, administratrix of the eitate
of E. Bond, late of asid county deceased, rep-e-
annto to the eourt in her petition, duly filed snd
entered on reoord, that she has fully ao minister
ed E. Bond’s estate.
This it therefore to eite all persons concerned,
kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any
they can, v.’hy said administrator should not be
discharged from her administration and receive
letters of diamiuionon the first Monday in June,
18*0.
Given under my official signature.
- • - —
J A McMANUS, Ordinary.
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G hOr GU, BIBB tnUATY.- V hereas. Joiua
P. Lei hag applied to he appointed guardian
of the person and property ol Minnie, Albert,
Rosa, Julia and Dssie Whitney miu:rs, under
four een years o’ tte, toidents of said couDty ;
This is to cite all peracn* concerned to be tod
appear at tbe Com t of Ordinary oi said courts
on the first Monday in Jnne cell, and show
reuse,if any they have, why irid J -bn P. Los
-bould rot be entrnited with the guardianship
ot the persona and properly of said minors. Wit-
neta my official signature.
J. A. McMANUS,
mayll-td* Ordinary.
G EORGIA, Bibli County.—Vt be-vaa U. T
Ward, executor cf the estate of O. Victoria
Winter, deceased, late oi a.id county, has m«to
application for leavo to tell all tbe real gnd per
gonal property belonging to gai-t estate.
These are therefore to rite ard acmonhh aU
persons or neerned to be and appear et tie Court
ot Ordinary cf said cuunty on the Erst Monday is
June next to ihow cause if guy they have, wbjr
taid auplicat cu should not he granted.
Witncsimj official aia-atu-o May 7.1880
miyStd* J. A. McMANUS, Ordinary.
G EoEGIA-BIBB COUNTY.—Whereas, L.
A. Savrge. executrix cl the estato cf • a'a-
deniaSavage, late of said county, deceased, has
made application fer letters of cismiaaicn frova
said estate.
These are therefore, to cits and admonish aft
lersona oencemed, to be end appear at the
ionrt of Ordiitiry of raid c.-anty on the first
Monday in Julv next, to >Low cause, if aDy fixer
have why said application should not be
grarted.
Witness mj official signature April 39. 1S’9.
J. A. McMANUS. Ordinary.
mw4taw-4w* '
G KuKGiA. nlBB CuUNl'Y- V* bereas Si
mon Levy has applied to me for the salt uc
ap.rtol homestead of perscneUv a: dthe valua
tion of the same, and 1 will pr as upon eaid ap-
Dlicat'on at my cfliee on Thursday tbe 15lh day
of Ap-i'i 1889.it 19 o’clock a. in.
V itnesa my official signature. March id, 11-A
mar27td J. A. McMANUS. Ordinary.
JONES COUNTY F03TPONED 5HEK-
IFF SALE.
W ILL 1 * so’.d fcelore the court louse door is
the town of Clinton. Junes county .Georgia,
between tbe legal hoars oi rate, r n tbe first
Tuesday in June next, three hundred acm of
land, cr enough of Bald land to satisfy a tax fi. la.
issued bv W. J. Gresham, tax reihetor of said
county f'er tbe ye*r 1879. Said isrd aojolnios
the lands oi James B. Denton. Jackson Roberts
and others, and known ■> the I’. V. Siwyerplsoa.
Levied on at the property o’ P. C Sawyer, rroa-
toe for wife and children. -This tvbruarv 36fa*
IS SO. W. J. GRE8HAM.
mayt-law4w Rx-officio Sheriff.
STOCK. SPECULATION.
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on resaonablo znarein. and, when de»h ed will
•dvi»© wb4*n *nd vrbat to buy. Al»3 Prsv-
ile..* in whirh 525 to Bicn on 1« profitaolyin-
yreted. Opportunities to- good profl-s are co»-
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