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(jlBl'ItLD ASD COLFAX.
Together they were sailing in
Corruption 8 leaky boat,
whicb soon went down, though hard they
’ trIed . n .
To ke e P the craft afloat.
One sank, and never rose again;
The other, where is he?
w master of a gallant ship
■jle seeks to sail the sea.
Then weave, ye stalwart weavers,
Corruption's warf and weft!
But why is Garfield taken,
And Schuyler Colfax left?
Together they were richly bribed,
Together loudly swore;
Together on their brazen brows
Corruption’s brand they bore.
One bent bis head, and veiled ms eyes,
And sneaked aWay in shame;
The other, aiming higher yet,
Is deaf and blind to blame.
Press on, ye stalwart soldiers,
To all corruption kind!
But why is Garlleld taken.
And Colfax left behind?
For equal crime they were condemned,
Charged by the general voice;
But of the sinful twain, the worst
Is now his party’s choice. -
United in corruption’s bonds,
let both succeed or fail;
But why should Schuyler Colfax sink,
When Garfield rides the gale?
Then weave, ye stalwart weavers,
Corruption’s warp and weft!
And why is Garfield taken,
And why is Colfax left ?
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PRIOR 25C«NTL 8BABDKYA JOHNeON,Pharmaoeuti a!Ch-mlsts,N«w York.
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Decisions of Supreme Court.
kexdkred jcne Sth, 1880.
{Abridged for the Telegraph and Mpsfen-
‘rj<r by Bill & Harris, Attorneys at Law,
Macon, Ga.)
Moore vs. McCown. Garnishment from
City Court of Atlanta.
Whether monthly wages of a painter
w ere liable to garnishment for medical
services depended upon the date of such
s-rvices. If they were while the act of
February 24,1875, was of force, the wages
would be liable; otherwise not. That
act was not retroactive, so as to apply to
services rendered before its passage.
" judgment affirmed.
Finney vs. Brumby, trustee. Complaint
for lamb from Fulton.
1. To complaint for land in 1S79, a de
fendant pleaded as follows: Defendant’s
husband owed plaintiff $1,400. He went
into bankruptcy, and she claimed a home
stead in the property in controversy; this
claim was contested by plaintiff. A settle
ment was bad by which the assignee sold
the property free from liens, plaintiff bid
it in, and gave defendant bond to convey
title to her on payment of the amount of
bis bid witli interest at 12 per cent. The
payment was to be in installments. Partof
them had been paid, others had not. Ontlie
$1,400 defendant's husband bad paid in
terest at the rate of two snd one-half per
cent, per month—the usury paid from
January 2, • 1873, to August 2, 1875,
amounting to $513.92. The defendant
sought to set this off against the amount
still due plaintiff and also claimed that
the assignee’s deed was void because made
to secure the payment of this usurious
debt.
Held, that tlie pleas of usury were
barred by the statute of limitations and
were properly stricken on motion. 61
Ga. 38.
2. A plea to complaint for land that the
sheriff had previously levied on; the inter
est of both plaintiff and defendant under a
justice court ft. fa., had sold and conveyed
the same to a third party, who still held
paramount legal title, that plaintiff acqui
esced therein, but defendant had filed her
bill to set aside tlie sale, which was still
pending, was property stricken, there being
no allegation as to the grounds for setting
aside such sale.
Judgment affirmed.
Haywood vs. Lewis, executor. Com
plaint. from Chatham.
1. The mere ex parte making of a writ
ing by a debtor in which he conveyed to his
creditor certain property, whether as pay
ment or security, is not sufficient to effect
a discharge of his surety, it not appearing
that the writing was delivered to the
creditor, or that be ever received the prop-
erty.
2. If an intestate had paid notes in his
lifetime, the presumption is that lie would
have taken them up. Nor is it overcome
by the proof in this case. It is true that
tlie notes were in tlie hands of L., who
was one of the administrators; but he was
also the executor of another estate in
right of which he held the notes, and was
proceeding to enforce them against the
endorser who was liis coadmiuistratpr.
3. In such a case, the defendant insist
ing that plaintiff had himself received
money from the estate and paid off the
notes since the death of intestate, perhaps it
would be proper to admit in evidence re
ceipts for money, given by plaintiff to aD
agent in charge of part of the estate; but
tlie rejection of suck evidence will not ne
cessitate a new trial if plaintiff admits the
receipt of the money and relies only on
its proper application to other purposes.
3. \\ here a plea only sets up a right to
recover usury paid on the notes in suit,
the court did not err In limiting the jury
to an allowance of such usury, although
usury may liave also been paid on other
notes between the same parties.
Judgment affirmed. , •
Rich vs. Colquitt, governor. Rule, from
City Court of Atlanta.
1. A mortgage od personalty must be
foreclosed in the county of tlie residence
of the mortgagor, if a resident of this
State; and that it is so foreclosed should
affirmatively appear from the records.
2. If a fi. fa., founded on a mortgage on
personalty, which lias not been properly
foreclosed, is claiming a fund arising from
the sale of a part of the mortgaged prop
erty under another fi. fa., a new foreclosure
or an amendment of the original proceed
ings by inserting an allegation of jurisdic
tion, would prevent the mortgage li. fa
from taking the fund.
Judgment affirmed.
Atlanta and West Point railroad vs.
Wyly. Case, from Fulton.
1. While negligence a3 a general rule,
is a question for the jury, yet where the
statute makes a certain act, having a ma
terial bearing on the case, imperative upon
the agents of a railroad company tlie court
may instruct the jury that proper dili
gence required such act. Thus, in a suit
for damages to a dray by a train, at a
street crossing in a city, the negligence of
defendant’s agents being in question, there
was no error In charging that proper dili
gence required the tolling of tlie locomo
tive bell in approaching a crossing m the
city.
2. In a suit agaiust a railroad for injury
to personal property in charge of plaintitrs
agent, the rule of damages is this: If the
injury occurred wholly by the agents
fault, there could he no recovery; if by
the mixed fault of the agent and the com
pany, there could be a recovery, but di
minished in proportion to tlie agents
fault; if wholly by the fault or negligence
of the company’s agents, then there could
he a recovery of full damages. Taken as
a whole, this seems to bo the effect o£ the
judge’s charge.
Judgment affirmed.
The Star Glass Company vs. Longley &
Robinson. Certiorari, from .Fulton.
1. Where tlie return of the magistrate to
a writ of certiorari accepts the statement
of counsel in the petition, and certifies the
same as a.fair representation of what
transpired as far as lie claims to remember
it, the return is defective, buttlie certiorari
should not be dismissed. The remedy is
by filing exceptions. . •
2. This case having been called at tlie
first term, out of its order, exceptions then
tiled were not too late.
3. Where a mixed question of law and
fact Is involved, in a case brought before
the Snpenor Court by certiorari, and where
it is remanded fora new trial, instrnctions
as to the law should lie given tor tlie guid
ance of tlie magistrate.
4. If plaintiff priced its goods to de
fendants, who ordered at that price, and
tlie plaintiff delivered them to a common
carrier consigned to the defendants, that
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(a). If plaintiff afterwards notified de
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nice, and not to use the goods except at a
arger price, this would not change in any
way the rights of the parties, although
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fendants assumed to pay the additional
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Judgment affirmed.
Howard vs. Chamberlain, Boynton &
Co. Appeal, from Fulton.
1. Exceptions pendente lite should be
rendered, filed, ordered to he recorded,
and recorded at the term when the rul
ings complained of were made. A failure
to comply with any of these requirements
during the term will prevent a considera
tion of the exceptions. This case is not
governed by Walsh vs. Colquitt, governor,
(February term, 1879), where a party ac
cepted prematurely, and where this court
granted an order because they believed it
to be consistent with justice and law, as
provided by the code §4284; 40 Ga. 322.
2. Where suits were brought in a justice
court each month, the ground of which
was that plaintiff had been employed for
a year at $50 per month and had been dis
charged pending the term, interest neces
sarily accrued, and the plaintiff could not
waive or remit interest so as to leave the
amount even $50 and prevent appeals..
3. Suits between the same parties, aris
ing under the same contract, involving the
same pleas, and upon which the same ver
dict must be rendered, are properly con
solidated.
4. Where a party to a cause makes him
self a witness in his own behalf, he should
be held to answer strictly and minutely
every interrogatory of which he has knowl
edge, and if he neglects so to answer, or
answers evasively, such testimony should
be rejected.
5. In a suit by one as a discharged em
ploye, the issue being whether or not lie
was discharged, statements made by him
after the time when notice of tlie dis
charge was alleged to have been given,
and before the time when it was to take
effect, were admissible to show preference
by him of other service.
6. H.sued C., B. & Co., as a discharged
employe—one plea was that he had ac
cepted employment with A., and had not
been injured. It appeared that plaintiff
traveled for A., and sold fruit trees, taking
notes therefor; lie was to get a commis
sion on what was collected from these
sales. Books containing notes were of
fered in evidence on the testimony of A.
that they had been received from plaintifl;
also a book compiled from these notes by
A., and plaintiff containing a schedule of
the makers and amounts with marks of
payments were made;
Held, that they were admissible. ’
(a.) It being admitted that the plaintiff
was employed by defendants for a year,
and that the employment terminated be
fore the end of the year, the issue being
whether the termination was by discharge
or rescission, evidence was not admissible
to show that plaintiff left a more lucra
tive position in order to obtain a year s
employment with defendants.
Judgment affirmed.
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Bibb County Sheriff Sales
-1T7ILL be sold before the court house door io
Vy the city of Useon.uuring the legal hours o'
sale ou the 9'at Tuetdayin July aext, the fol
lowing pr perty, (o-wlt:
a li that parcel of land situated on the routh-
west comn.ou of the aaid city of Macon, known
as the northwest half of lot No. 8, in block No.
3i, according to the mao ot A. A, Freeman ot
June v. 1863. bounded aa follows, on the west by
Lamar atreet, nortk by Basel street, east by half
of lot No. 8 acuth by lot 7, in aaid block, contain-
ing ono-fonrth of an acre more or lest, also cne
Urge engine boiler, ore Urge soap boiler, one
part of boiler and about ten thou-end brick ro br
iold as they now are on sa d lot their removal to
the court bouse beingtooexpenrite; slso a lot of
pipes grid other material used in the sotp factory
lately run on aaid lot. to all which plaintilt, in h
fe. below stated, has title by deed to secure a
debt now in judgment on wmeu said U. la. issued;
alto that parcel of land In uid city, known in ita
plan a-lot No. S. in bl-ck No. 5», lioutiuk on
Tatnal square. All levied on rathe property ol
James B. Blasicgame to satisfy a fi la. issued
Irem Crawford Superior Court in favor of I. C.
Plant vs. said Biasingame. Property pointed
out by plaintiff's attorney.
Also the following to wit, lliree* qutrfers of sn
sere of land in Godfrey dUtrict, on Windsor Hill
froutitg llu feet, more or less, on atlityfxit
atrlet. between the old and ngw Houston reads
and adjoining tbo.and of Colima and others and
bring the property formerly owned b7 James li.
Bigl-y Levied on by H. J. Peter, lax collect r.
as ice property of the City Building and Loin
Asirciation to satisfy a lax fl. la. vs. L W. Hunt,
Mtsident of raid Association, lor t»xe, due on
toe capital Stock of said Association for the year
1879.
Al*o the following to wit, part of the 2 acre 'ot,
northwestern ranse. number 21. in square num
ber 8t, in city ol Macen, fronting ICO feet, more
or leu, on Georgia avenue and running back S*o
feet, more or less, to the alle.i. . Levied on by H.
Jf. Peter, tax collector, to satisfy tbo taxes due by
James T. Nnbet. trustee lor wife, lor the years
1878 ana 1879.
Also thef liowing to-wit. part of tie two acre
lot numoer 21 in square number 81. fronting ou
Georgia avenue 100 feet, ana running tack to the
alley Kuo feet, mors or lest, in city ot Ma-on.
Levied on by H. J. Peter, tax collector, to satisfy
a tax fl. fa. held by W. P. Good al), transferee,
for taxes due by James T. Nitbet, trustee for
* ife, for the year 1878.
.Also at the same time snd place the f liowing
to-wit. partof lot cumber 1, in rquare number
57, corner of Fine and Filthstreets in ci>y or Ma
con. condoning one-fourth acre, maretrle-s.
1 evied ou by d. J. Peter, tax collector, to satisfy
the taies cue by Mrs. Alien H. Hodgts lor the
year 1879.
Alsu at the same time and place the following
to-wit, two acre* Of land in Rutland district, ou
the west ride of the Hawkinsyille road, fronting
th9 residei.ee oi W. C. Hardy, near Wiley’a turn
pike. Levied on as the property of said W. U.
Hardy to satisfy the taxes due by him for the
years 1878 and 1879.
Also at the same tine and place the following
to-wit, four acres ol laud m Godfrey district,
fronting Pat Long's place and known as theolt
Mils place. Levied on ai the property of W. B.
Stunevant to sat i-ft the taxes dueon Mid prop
erty for the year 1879.
Also at tbo >aiu- rime and place the following
to-wit. part or lot No.fi, in square No. 68, corner
ol Third and llumsLee’s, iu city of k aeon, and
known as Artope’a marb'e yard. Levied ou to
satisfy a la'ancedne o.v James it. Artope, agent,
on taxes of 1878 and 1879.
Also at the lame lime and place the following
to-wit. one top buggy, newly repaired and paint
ed and in per ect order. Levied ou as the prop
erty of Dr. S, H. Virgin, to satisfy the taxes due
by him for thu years 1877.1818 and 1879.
Also at the aame time aim place the following
to-wit, one acre of land on Fact Macon district,
fiontingon Milledttevilie road, a atort distance
from tbe city limits, ai d being a part of lot No.
6J and kcoeL as the re-idence of defendant. Lev
ied on by H. J. Ft.t r, T. U.. to satiafy tbe taxes
duebyih-.s. Llilridte for tho years 1878 aud
8 V.
Abo at tin tamo time snd plaee tbo following
to-wit,fo-r *'resol land and a two-room house
in East Macon district, oouuded south aud out
by the lands of R. v. Woo folk, north and west
by lands if Thus. J. Woolfolk. Levied on by U.
J. Peter. T. U., to .satisly tbo taxes l.r 1879 due
l>y J.N. Hudgens, agent lor trustee..
Also at the same time rod place the following
to-wit, 120 acrea o! land in Vinoviile district,
fronting on tee west side of tbe Columbus road
and aJj .inirg tho lands of Johnson Uaid and
others. Levied on as tho i roneny of Samuel a.
V rgin to satisfy tbe taxes due by him for the
year 1879.
Alio at the same time and placo tho following
to-wit, a three-room house and kitebeu ana two
acres of tar d, situated in Virevule district near
the Morooceme try and adjoining the lot cf N.
Mi son. Levied on to satisfy the taxes dae
by Chat'. Moore for tbe yt-aia lei”, 1878 and 187a.
Alaoatthesametimeandpl.ee tne following
to-wit, part of lot No. 7, m square No. 87, fronts,
ingou Wharf atierinear Hose Hill cemttrry,ix
city of Macon. Levied on es the properly <f
Jiff F. Long, to satbfy the taxes due by him for
the year 1879.
Also at the same time and place the following
to-wit, one-eighth ol an acre ol land in Vineville
district, being a put of the original Causey lot,
situated iu tbe rear of Isaac Ha’deman’a place,
ano ai joining the lands ol Booker. Levied on
by H. J. Peter, '£. G., to satisfy two fl. fas. vs. Dr
J. Aeolphua.
Alss at tbe sime time and place tbo following,
to-wlt, a one-room bouse anl two acres of land
attached, m the locality known as bticaonville,
in Vineville district, and better known as tbe
residence of John Wimbusb. Levied on by tt.
J. Peter. T. C., to satisfy the taxes due by the
sa d Wlmbush for the years 1878 snd 1879.
Also at the same t me and place the following
to-wit, threr-quartvra of an acre of land on Pleas
ant Hit, in Viuevi lx district, on which is a two-
room bouse, said lot fronting Kent Nixsu’s place
and adjoins tbe old Csu.-y lands. Levied on by
H. J.Peter. T. O.,to satisfy the taxes cue by Ld
Sutton for the years 1877,1878 and 1879,
Also at the same ti * e and place the following,
to wit. one-fourth >cro of land in Vineville dis
trict. situated north of the old brewery and in
tbe rear of lots owned by Ruisril and Peter.
Levied on as the property of David Lewis to sat
isfy the tales due ay him for the years 1878 and
1879.
Also at the same time and place the following
to-wit, oxe-room house and half of an acre ot
land attsibed, situated in Vineville district,near
tbe C'isby plaoe, and known as tbe reiidenco of
lzzle J-hnson. Levied on to satisfy the taxes
due ty her for the years 1877, 1878 am 1879.
Al,o at the same time and place the following,
to-wit, one hall of an so-e 1st of land with a two-
room bouse, in Vineville district, near Vineville
branch and adjoining the. lands oi atephen Col
lins and Jeff Green. Levied on by H. J. Peter,
r. O, to aati-fy three tax fl. faa. va. Henry X.
Haul.owner os said lot.
Also at the bob lime and place the following,
to-wit. three acres of land with a 2 room house,
situated in the locality known as btinsunville, in
Vineville district, and known ss the resi .t nee cl
James Fairbanks. Levied on to satisfy his State
and cann y taxes far the years 1878 and 1879.
Also at the same time and place tbe following
to-wit, part o! lot number 1, in square number
97, corner of Spring at d Whari streets, in city of
Macon. Levied on as the property of JoJdsn
Barks, a/ent for Bmily Pope, to satisfy tho taxes
due on said property for the year 1879.
Also at tbe ssme time at.d p ace tbe following
to-wit, pattoflot No-4.in block No. IS south
western common. onHazd street. adjoining bet-
lay’s place near M. and B. R. R. shop, in oi'y ol
Macon. Levi, d ou si the property of bli Cooper
to satisfy the taxes due by him for tbe yesr le79.
Also at tbesamotlxe and place the following
to-wit, lot N o. 1, b'oek —, northwestern c*m*
mon. curtaining one-fourth of an acre of and
and a two-room noute near Macon and Western
railroad, in city of Macon. Levied on as the
property ol JameaT. Johnson to satisfy tbe■ axes
due by him for the years 1877,1878 and 1879.
Also at the ssme time and place, all that prop
erty known as rhe tanjard property, belonging
to tbe estate of Jacob Ecball, set forth in Henry.
SchaU’s cross bill, to wit. loti 1, 7 and 8. south-
ve«t commons, m block 37, and fractional lot 6,
in block 31, in the plan cl He cUv of Macon,
Bibb o> unty, Georgia, and also all tbe personal
property ol kind on said lots used ss material in
tne tanning business and all tools so used in s*.id
tannery.. Levied on as the proi-erty ot Jacob
Scholl, deceased, to satisfy a fl. fa. issued from
Bibb Superior court in favor of Reuben Geiso vs.
Henry Echall, administrator. Property pointed
out by plaint ill's attorney.
Also at the same time and place, lots 10 andlfi,
according to ihe map of the Bond estate nowon
record iu Clerk's office bibb Superior Court, uid
lots situated in the city ot Macon. Bibb county,
Ga. Levied on as the property of JsmesT.Njs-
bet to satisfy a fi. fa. issued from Bibb Burenor
Court in favor of .Joseph Bond, bearer, vs. lames
T, Nisbet. Froperty pointed out by plaintiff at-
torney. Jne8ta
jne2-law4w# GRO.X GHBRRY, Sheriff.
THE EXODUS
Deranges labor, makint nereaasry every facility
for handlina Cotton at the Gia. 8AVB LABOR
by using* JONKS F1VB-TON WAGON SOALB
Price 900. all Iron and Steel, Brass Beam.
FREIGHT FAlD BY US. D ordered new can
pay at Gitning. Everybody send for free bock.
Addrets
Jones it Binghamton,
Binghamton, N.Y.
Proposals to Do the Pub
He Printing.
fTNPBR tie authority of an act of the General
U Assembly in compliance with article 7, sec
tion 17, paragraph 1st of the Constitution, ap
proved £31 of August. 1879, proposals will be re
ceived to do the Fublic Pnn ing for two years
from the expiration of tbo term of office of tbe
present incumbent. Sealed' Proposals will be
rereived for thirty days from the first of Jans,
1880, at the ifflee it tne Secretary of State <n At
lanta. Gn the first Tuesday in August next tbe
Public Briutirg will be awarded to the lowest
bidder whose bid is filed in oompliarcs with
law. Stipulations, specification atd require
ments can be prooured on anplication, at tne of
fice ol Secretary of State in Atlanta.
W.C. BARNETT, Sec’tj of State,
W.A. WRIG U T. Comptroller Gen’L
J. W. RHNFROB, Treasurer.
jn<3 lawfiw Commissioners of Public Printing.
LIBEL FOR DIVORCE.
Bibb Superior Court, A pril Term. 1880.
MRS. G. P. riNCKAhD VS, J. J.PXNCKARD.
P appearing to the court by the return or the
sheriff that the defendant is not to be found
in this county; and it further appearing that he
does not res'ae in the State of Georgia:
Ordered, that heappoir at th- next term of
this court, or that sal- cau-e be allowed topro-
ceed,and tbut service bo perfected on ssidj. J.
Pinckard by publication hereof, once a mouth for
four months, in the Tblsob- fit abd Mbssax-
oib, a public aaiette published in the city of
Macon.
By the Cuurt:
JOHN L. HARDEMAN,
Libel'ant’s attorney.
Be it so.
T. J. SIMBOriS, J. 8. C M. 0.
April 29,1880
A true extract frem the minutes of Bib Su
perior Court. This May S, 1880,
may* ’smtea A. ti ROSS Cl-rk.
MILL & FACTORY SUPPLIES OF
ALL KINDS. BELTING, HOSE and
PACKING, OILS, PUMPS ALL KINDS,
IRON PIPE, FITTINGS, BRASS
GOODS, STEAM GAUGES, ENGINE
GOVERNORS, Ac. S#nd for Price-list.
W. H. DILLINGHAM & CO., 143 Main
Street, LOUISVILLE, KY.
JOSHUA BT7HTZ
General FolsMei in,
EUFATJiiA, ALA©
Adverting, fukaipfioa and Job frufug
Effected with the bed houses in Alabama,
Georgia and thronahout the country,
atadiscnnnt on table rates.
G 80RGIA. BIBB COUNTY.—Whereae W. 8
Holt and.J. B. Jgnes, admit.iatrator.on the
estate of James D.an, late of said coun’y decease
ed.bave made application for letters of dlstaisiion
from uid estate
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
persons conce-red to hr ar d apjiear at the Com t
of Ordlnaiy ol said county on tbe fir-t Moi.dav
in Augus* next, to .how caufe. it any they bars,
why letteri of dismission should not bo granted
to snplieants.
Witness ray official signature. May 6, 1889.
mayttd# J. A. McMANQ©. Ordinary.
Know Thyself.
T HB untold miseries that
result trim mdiscret’oa
iu early life may be sllcri-t-
ad anl cured. TLwe wl.o
doubt thus assertion should
purchase the new mi dies]
work published by the PEA-
BODY MEDICAL jNSII-
rUIB. Boston, r nl tied
THBSOTttNCB OF LIFE
or, bELF l’RkSBliVATlON. Exfcauated vi
tality relrvous snd pbyiieal debility, or vitality
impaired by the errort of youth or too close or
too close application to business, may be restor
ed and manhood regained. ....
Two hundredth edition, revised and enlarged,
jott published. It is a standard medical work,
the best in the English language, written by a
physician of great experience, to whom was
awarded a gold and jewelled medal by the Na
tional Medical Association. It contains beauti
ful snd very expensive engraving.. Tbiee hun
dred psges, more than BO valuable preatripfona
for all forms of prevailing disease, the result ot
many years of extensive sp«l successful practice,
catber one ol which i. worth tan times the price
of the book. Bound in French doth, price only
$1, sent by mail postpaid.
The London Lancet says: “Vo person should
be without this valuable book. Tne author is a
noble benefactor.”
An illustrated sample sens to all on receipt of
6 certs for postage.
The avthurrders by permission to JOSEPH
SFIpHKK, presiding W I. P.INGRAHAM,
vice president; W PAINE, M D. 0 8 GAUNTT,
M D: H J DOUCkT. M D, R H KLINB. M D. J
R EOLLOMB. M D.N k-LYNCH, M D. and M
RO’CONNhLL.M D faculty of the Philtdel-
pbi* University of Medicine and 8urgery, also
the faculty of the American University of Phila
delphia. also Bon P A BISSELL. M D. president
ot the National Medical 4 sseciutiou.
Address Dr W H PAR
KER, No 4 Bulfinch St,
Bxstro, Mass. The au-
thor may re consul ted on- m?? VC VT TP
all diseases requiring inluJIjiir
skill and experience. * ** *
novSf) wlv • -
BEAL
G BuKGIa—B>nB UUUNIY.—Whereas. L.
A Savage, executrix of-the estate of • a’a-
donia Savage, late of said county, deceased, has
made spplhation for letters of dismission from
said estate.
Theie are therefo-e. to cite and admonish all
persons concerned, to be and appear at the
Conrt ot Ordinary of said county on the first
Monday in Jal. next, to show cause, if spy they
have why said application should not be
granted.
Witness my official signature April S3.1880.
J. A. McMANUS. Ordinary.
mar41aw-4w* -*
G EORGIA, Bibb County.—Whereas W. G.
Harris b.s made applica’ion for letters of
administration ot the estate of Jama. B. Bailey,
late of said cyunty deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
persons concerned to be and appear at tbe Court
of Ordinary of said county, on the first Monday
in July next, to thoweauBe If any they have
why said application should not he granted to
anpliospt.
Witness my hand officially, June 5.1830.
jntfitd* J. A. McMAXPH. Ordinary.
FOR SAX. ^
48 Spinning? Frames, 138
Spindles each, made tv Saoo Water-Power Ma
chine 8bon. Biddrford, Maine; 19 Spooling
Frames, 16 Blocks each; and twoi6-rard Warp
Mill., all in good condition, and row running,
ApDly to JAMBS G. SHAW,
mr8-d6t 36 P. Front 8t.. Philadelphia. Pa.
Kercer Bimrsily,
MACON, GA.
Oommenoement Exercises 8
FRIDAY. July % 8 p- m.—Publio Debate
ducted by members of the Literary 8
ties.
SUNDAY, July *'10:30 a. Commencement
Sermon by iter, E. I. Winkler; D. D. ,of
A'abama.
MONDAY. July 5, 8 p- m.—Sophomore Prize
Declamstion and delivery of Prize Medals
for Buglish Composition, by Rev. M. B
: Wharton, D. D., el Macon.
TUE8DAY. July 6. 10 a. m.—Addroas before
Alumni Asaiciatiun, by Rev. Abner B,
Campbell, of Columbus, ana Annual Ad-
dress-bri.re the I itersry Societies dy Hon,
Albert H. Cox, of LaGrmnge
TUESDAY. 8 p. m.-^-Jnrior Exhibition snd de
livery of Sophomore Prize Medals by Rob
ert W. Patterson, Erq., ot Mseon.
WEDNESDAY, July 7.—Commencement Day.
Commenoeme -i Sermon will bep-eached
in tbe First Baptist Church. The ether
exercises will take plaoe at Masonic Halt,
The friends ol the Cnivenity and tbe public
•re invited to attend.
jne9iunSt-w*t
JWO. J. BBAWTLY.
Bec’y Faculty.
TO ALL WHOM JC MAY CONCERN,
G EORGIA. Bi'bb Ooorty—Georee 0. Brown
having applied to me for permanent letters
otadm nistrstion on the estate of Daniel B,
Ede«. late ot said county deceased.
This la to rite all and singular tbe creditors
and kin of .mid Daniel B. Bde* to be and appear
at my office within the time allowed by law, to-
wit, on tbe first Monday m July next to show
oausn if aav they have.- why permanent letters of
sdEstnistrstioa should not W granted to Said
Go ir e C. Brawn on said Daniel B. Hie*’ estate.
Witness my hand and official signature this
May it. 1SSC.
* neOtil*
J. A. McN ANUS,Ordinary.
0
P1TM
HABIT
CUBE
dAwly
By B. M. Woolley
Atlanta. Ga. Reliable evi
dence given, and reference to
cured pstientVhnd phj aicisns.
►end for my book on the
habit and its cure. FRBB.
For tbe Pictorial Bible Cor
A GEN f S mentatbr. 1 <118 ’ Peges.' 47i
'MkMTrn lustrat'ons .and Maps. The i
II *!» I A U complete and comprehensive (
475 1 ?.:
he meat
__ ■ ■ oomprehentiyo Com
mentary on the entire Scriptures (in one v -L)
verpublished. Prioe. 83,75. Bbtout, Gab-
araox A Co.. AS S. 4th at.. Phils.. Pa.. ml9-4t
THE
Velcoms- CbonsF
. NEW BONG BOOK FOE HIGH
SCHOOLS, ACADEMIES AND
SEMINARIES.
BY W.S. Til DEN.
Price $1.00; or $9.10 per dozen.
A grand good book, ol 251 psges, will filled
with the boat Part-Songs, a large collection of
Saored Music for practice, snd epeningand Clos
ing exercises, abaths elemeuts. tn a Dew plan.
Specimen copies mailed, post-free, for $1.00.
Take with yon to the Seashore or the Moun
tains. one of Ditaon A Co’s splendid volumes of
Bound Music. Hore than thirty are published.
Some of them are:
Arthur Sullivan’s YomI AlbnBj...,„„... ...„.$l 00
Gomi of English Song. 63 songs,.—.......... X 00
Gems of German Song. 79 Songs— 2 00
Sunshine of Song. 68 8ongs; 2 CO
Gems of Strauss. 80 Waltzes, etc— 2 00
Cluster ot Gems. 48 Pieces...—2 00
HcmeCirclo. Yol.l. 178 Pieces.......—... 2 00
Also take for the summer The Musical Rec
ord," which will bring new music every week.
OLIVER DITS0N& C0„ Boston.
0. H. DIT80N A 00,84*B’dw*yN.Y.
IsntMf
G EORGIA. Bibb County.—Whereas L. W.
Hollingsworth has made application for
loiters of guardianship of the porso.. and proper
ty of Rob-rta Bates, a minor under fourteen
years of are, resident of said county.
This is therefore to cite and admonish all per
sons concerned to he and appear at the Court of
Ordinary on the first Monday in July neit, to
show cause if anv they hare, why said L. W.
Hol'ir gtwerth should not be intrusted with the
guardianship of the person and property of Rob
erta Bates. ... * ,
Given under my official signature.
jae8id* J. A. McM sNU8. Ordinary.
G EORGIA—BIBB COUNTY.—Whereas Js-
Cob Dinkier, guardian oi Edward Berend,
ha. madespplioatieu for letters ot dism : s.lonx-i
These are, therefore, lu cite and admonish all
lersozs corcerntd, to be and appear at, tbe
Joiirt of Ordinary of «a:d county, ou tbe first
Monday id Auguat next,:® show cause.it any they
have, wby leitors o' dismission’ should nor
be granted to spDlicant. i ."IK-. ‘
Witnew my cffl' isl signature May 8, 1880.
^ J. A. MC HANDS. Ordinary.
»s9-laww4» ■ •’- 1 •' •
O BOR 9IA. ilBB COUNTY.—Where as $r-at
vDr 'thew Thornton, aamhilMrttar bftheestatL
ol orrilla -J.Thornton, l&teef said county, has
made application to ieU tbe realest f e belonging
to said estate.
These are tbere'ere to cite ard admonish all
persons concerned to he snd appear at the Court
of Ordinary of arid county, on the first Monday
in July next,-to show cause, if sty they hava
hy said application should not be granted,
witless my official signature.
j.A. McM ANUS, Ordinary.
jneS w4wf ,. ki r. ' . .
Gray’s Specific Medicine.
RAPE MARK. THE greatTRADE MARK
Bi glut rem
edy. An un
failing ire for
Seminal tak-
near. Spermat
orrhea, fmpo-
tancy, and all
diseases that,
_ ■ fol >w se- -.aw*. , —
^foro TaMugquence ofseif^ftej Taking
abuse; as a lest of mcniufy, universal lassitude,
pain in the back, dimnssa of vision, premamre
old age, ard many oibt.-diseases that lead to in
sanity and consumption and a premature grave.
Full particulars in our pamphlet, which we de-
sire to send free by wail to every one. The Spe
cific Medicine is sold by all druggists at 31 per
package, or six pact ages for 36 will be seat free
by mail on receintcf tho money by addressing
the GRAY MEDICINE CO. No ’0 Mechanics
Block, Detroit. Mich. Sold in Macon and every
whereby all druggists. oct24daw1y.
For sale by HUNT, RANKIN A LAMAR,
octl9-dswlv Macon.ua
Best ana cheupoel
ABTIFiOIAL LIMBS,
Special inderemen’.j to SOUTH-
BRI. SO! D.KRS.
8»tU taction given in all oases.
Firri pren ium at Atlanta and Macon.
Georgia Fairs 1879. Best of refc.re
encesinyour State. Apply at once
for full -information, siecial term,,
etc. Adds-ss (1UAKLB8 M KVa NS
Mmuulacturerlor U S. Govemm’1. 15#
West g-urth Ktr*'«t.(linctriuaU. O.
O RDINARY’S Office. Jones rour.tr. Georgia,
Jui e li. 158t. Whereas David W. I ester,
guardian for M rry B. Tufts, minor, applies to
me for di-noirs i n
These «ie to cite a’d admonish all persons con
cerned to ih iw cause at this cuurt on the first
Monday in August next, if ase they have, why
the dtscfargn stall not he granted.
Witness a j hard officially.
jnelStd*RiiLAND T. RflS3, Q ninary.
G EORGIA. Bibb County—Whereas Mrs. Mar
tha B. Sorrell, guardian of her minor chil
dren. has m.de spp'iration for leave to sell eiaht
shares ot tbn capital stock of th< Central rail-
roa: ad Banking Company of Georgia In Iona-
ing to said miners lor their maintainauoe and eJ-
ueation,
These are therefore to die snd remon’sh all
persons eor.cern-d to be and api oar at the Court
of U-dinary of said county on the first Monday in
Julv next, to show cause if any they have why
said arplicatiro should ot be granted.
Witness my hand officially. Junes h,1880.
jrf6td»J. A. McHsNU*. Ordinary.
EXECUTOE’ti SALE.
G eorgia, bibb county.—b- vi tne of
authority tro-x. the Court of Ordinary of
B.bb coun’y,»ill be told b fore the<o rth use
dooriu Ma-ro. within tho legal bou’i of- sateen
first Tuesday in J-i-y, 1880, the lot aud impreve-
ments thereon in Vinevil e, said county,*! own
as the late reside oe of Mrs, O. Victoria Winter,
lvingimmidiately upon ihe Frrsyth ro,d, lav
ii g a trunt of 235 feet, rutning back along a 30
foot alloy shout f6'i feet, am}_ coutain.ng abo -t
four acres.
The dwelling hour® conta ns eight rooms be
sides a kitchen, and aho several ouiho ses, with
one ol the bosi Wells of water in the com ty.
hold for the purpose of division among the
legatees of M-a. Winter.
TBRMS.—3800in cash sud the balance may
remain at legal interest as long as desired.
Macon, June 7th. 1880. 0. T. V7A RD.
junStd, Jhz'r of Mrs. C. V Winter.
LANE & HODLEY CO.,
CINCINNATL
Manufacturers of Standard
PLANTATION
MACHINERY,
.STATIONAEt AND TOBYABLE
Steam Engines,
Saw Mills, Grist Mills, Shafting Hangers. Pul
leys. etc. Onrmseninery is strong, simple and
well made.and is especially ausnied to tbe wants
of farmers and Planters, fur Ginning, Sawirg.
Grinding snd Factory use. Send fur an ill ox
rated Catalogue. - i .-i
I.ANH KI'IJYtO.
Joh-- and Water Sts., Cincinnati, O.
mtr2dltawSm-weowl3tv
AGAIN THE SCENE
CHANGES.
We Cannot Sing tlie Old
Songs
In the old place any lor ger. Its too small. Not
half la* go erouah lor our family .household gooii
and trade; therefore we shall break camp July
1st. next, and a tablish aew muiioal iuadquar-
Ura in the handsome-.-
TAKE
This is the only Lottery aver voted on by
the people of a State, and under, a hate dee'.*
eion of the United States Supreme Court at
Washington, is the only Legal Lottery now
in tbe United Btates, all other charters bay
ing been repealed or having no existetca,
a apLFNniB erpoRTimiiVTO
WIN A FORTUNE. kEVBNTH GRAND DIB-
TK1BUTION, OLAS8 U. AT NEW ORLEANS
TUESDAY, JULY 13. I8£0-rl2Zad Satari
Brawiag. .!•).'
Louisiana State Lottery Oompanv.
This Institution was regularly incorporated by
the Letodature of the State for. Educational ‘anil
ijharitable purposes, iu 1868, for the term ot
twenty-five years, to which contract ,h» inviola
ble laith ol the State is pledged ,wi ii h pledge ha*
been renewed by au overwhelming popular vote,
tizuring its franchise-in the Dew constitution
adopted December 8, 1879. with, a .Capital of
Si,000,000, te which it has since added a reserve
fund of 3350,000, ITS GRAND SINGLE HUM.
BBRdrawings will take place monthly on
tbesecsudT esdi.y. ■
It never icalo* or post pone*. Look at the follow
ing Distribution;
CAPITAL PRIZE 330,000.
100,000TICKETS AT TWO,DOLLARS BACH.
HALF-TICKETS, ONB DOLLAR.
LIST OF PRIZES.
1 Capital Pris* $80/80
1 Capital Prize 10,tt0
1 Capital Prize—.. 5,000
2 Prizes of $8,51-0 u.Ooa
6 Prizes of 1.000..... ■ ■ 6,0M
■ «w..._._.. lo.oeo
ioo io,eoo
64 ...i...... 10,000
20 i. 10,900
■ Hi • -7- 10.000
9 Approximation Prises ol »S00 1 8,70a
9 Approximation Prises of 100 1AM
9 Approximation Prises of 190............ 900
1.867 Prizes, amounting to............_._,Sllu,««t
paid.
Write, clearly stating full address, for further
intoraiation. or send orders by express or in©
Registered Letter or Money Order by mail,
addressed only to ■ ,, ....
X. A. DAUPHIN,
• New Orleans. La.
or tame person at No 819.Breadwu. New Yark.
all our Grand Extraordinary Draw in ra ate
under the niperviijon and management ot Geoe-
ralsQ.T. BEAUREGARD awl JUBAL A; EAR
LY
Responsible oorrespending agents wanted at
all points, to whom lioeral compensation will be
N. B —This Company has no Agents in the
British Pi suasions. wed sal
New: Doubly Store,
Cor C«DiresL amlWJiMtir Streets
Ceitaia acct Permaient Cn:e
FOB
CONSUMPTION,
CatarrL BroncliitiB,
COLDS, COUGHS,
INFLUENZA., SOKE THEOA.T,
BHOBTNESS OF BKEATH,
CLERGYMAN’S SORE THROAT
—And other diseases of
Throat ant Lungs;
DIRECTIONS INSIDE,
Price $1.00 per Bottle.
Large Size $2.00.
Lamar. Eankin & Iamar»
MACON AND ATLANTA, GaT
jnendawlv -
IMPROVED PATENT LIVER PAD1
Nxvbb Gets IIaed.
Can be Made AST Strengtu Desired. ,Xfsf
Twice as Loeo. .
Sistuai Cored rithsst Enegisj tie Cjrtsa.
evsota
Chills aidFeitr, i^thc
Lrter Complaints ■ W *‘ Y
Bjgpcpsit, .
Neuralgia,
Kenooiiesi,
Bhennatiso,
faBwiwi
Femab
Weakness,
Sick & Ncrrout
Beauchek. r ’ IM - ! Pmi
These Pads Care all Diseases by /b?orptioii. * Ko
Noxious Pills, Oils, or Poisonous Medicines are fcrc-fl
Into the Stomach. The Pads are wem over the Pit
of the Stomach, oorerfnir the Croat Nerve Centre*,
also the Liver anti Stomach. A gentle vegetable
Tonici s absorbed i nto thecirculationol the Ploodjuul
Liver, purifying theBlood. stimulating the Liverand
Kidneys to healthy action, and strengthening!the
Stomach to digest food. Prick op Pam *t and $3
each. Sold by all Druggist*, or sent by Mail
or Express. —
Manufactured at 30 A ** North Liberty St,
llAtTOIORR. Mn. , t
John Ingalls, druggist,
Whole- ale rod Retail Arent, come.* F urtbsnd
Poplar streets. Mseon. Gr. apr6 -d8m
ropalar Monthly Drawing of the
omciouwealth Distribo
£lon Co.
AT MAOAULBY’S tbeatre,
In the Uity of Louisville, on
Wednesday, Jun© 30,1880,
Those drawings authorised by act of the Lag-
ulaturc uf 1369 and sustained by all the courts
u’ Kentucky. accord mg to a contrail rtude with
the owi.e:s Of tho Frankfort grant, wi-1 occur
regularly on the but day of tvpry mo th, Sun
days and Fridava excerted, for tbe neried oi five
years, t-rminstmg on Jun? 30,1885.
The Un-ted States Di-cult Court oa Slarch 31
rendered tbe foliuwing decisions:
1st-That the Commonwealth Distribution
Cornpar y is legal.
*d—its crawlngtarenoi frsdulent.
Tbe msnagemeDt call attention to tho liberal
sdh-m? which itaa met with suilt poi.i.iar f„vor
heretofore, and which will again be presented for
JUNE DRAWING.
1 Prise ...
l Prize
1 frite. - ^-........
10 Prizes |l.0WI each
10 Prise, 500 each
100 Prizes 100 each
100 Prize* 50 each
600 Prises 80 each
000 Prize* 10 each .
9 Prise* S00e»»h, ap’roximsCn
9 Prizes 800 each do
;9 Prize* 100 each do
prizes
do
1 $3,003
10.00J
5.000
10,000
10,000
19.09C
10,006
13.000
10,000
2.700
1,800
906
M60 Pnies 3UM03
Whole Ticl ets, ©2. Kalf Tickets, {1.
S? Tickrtz, 360. 68 Ticket-, * i.
R“mit by Pori-Office Monty Order. Ri sifctered
Letter, tiank. Draft or Fzpress.
Tu Insure against mistakes and delays, t orre-
rt-ondeLts will please write their names aud
plsre-s ot re-ideuce plainly, giving number of
Post-Office box or Street, aud Town. County and
State.
s 11 commnnlcaticns connected with the Dis-
Distnbution &Dd Orders furTick-'ts should ba
edare«-eltoR M. BOABDMiN. rt.- -■■■r-Jour-
nal Buildiaar Louisrtila Fen tuck . or st No.
307 and SC9 Broadway, N. Y auvv. .ItuUic.hKt
b ruRUli—RUSH COUN l Wber. cs. W.
W Carnes, administrstu f th c-tute of
Samuel G. Bonn, late cfssid s-vunty deceased,
has made application for letto it d.siuusic-n
from said estate
The e are therefore, to cite a -imrnisbaU
persons concerned to be snd appe ir at tb - Court
of Ordinary of said county, ou th-.- firs! Wutulay
in July next, to ahow cause, if » Ibsy have,
why aaid application sbou <1 not b- g-au-rd.
Mness my official signal u e An . - sou.
J, A. McMANU tlrdr.-.tj.
mar4-law>4w*
{ sBurtUle, bloftcUU.Vl'V.- !:-.-r,ss B.
VX Smith has applied forth? ■ tv n .-a parts
hom-rteai of personalty ai d tb-. s-uaticn of
tbe same. I will pass upon Mid sppl- non at cy
office on Thursday July's, 1880, a: Jfio’etoeka.'
to. .
Witness my cfficial signature tl « June 17th,
1880.
jnclStd*J. A. McMaNU*. tliifln-ry.
To Whom it May Joucern
Whereas three Road Commnaiourn. a. pointed
in accordance wiih tbe lawintu hciuo previded,
have marked out and itcomme..,, - the estab
lishment of a public road SO fe-t w. « . to com
mence at the foot if 1'ii e atreet, in tbe city of
Macro and run southeast post Blake’s brickyard,
then.-em a direct line through the O- mulgea
ruer swamp, anrt ss the lands of Hoce. Lane,
Napier, Wood. Wing snd CUer i, terminating
on the lan-sof W. F. Holt near the river:
Notice is herebygivon to all person- that said
public road will ire finally g'antei by tho Board
of Bibb County Commission:rs, at a mne'ing to
beheld on July 13th nut, at 10 o'clock a ui., if
no good cause is shown to the contrary.
Bjordtr cl Board Bibb Ctujly Commission-
ore.
jnelX-lawtw W.G.nMlTII. Clerk.
iwt COTTON GIN
Cleans the Seed betters Runs Lighter,
Clns Faster and Costs Less Money than attjf
other Cln In th© Elartv*. Every machine
fully and legalh ..larranioad*
mth |
3!>i»*©jLtrrioN.
T HE firm of Reddinv A Turk is this day dis
solved by mutual cons-nt, C. H. Redding xe
tiring. 1 he busintss w 11 be co’ ducted in future
by J W, Turk, who is alone authorized to col'e-t
all outstanding claims an ■ pay tbe debts cl tbe
- O. JT. REDDING.
J.W.TUhK.
Clioton. Ga.. May 12.1880. 18-dlt-wlm»
4a JcS!."?.
20 Prizes of
100 Prizes of
200 Prizes of
500 Prizes of
1006 Prizes of
Crab Orchard Springs,
KENTUCEY•
F IVE hours run from Louisville or Cincinnati,
by rail, now open lor visitors, Hotel ap
pointment* complete. Ask for round trip tick
et*. For pomoblet, containing analysis oi wa
ter*. low rate of board, etc. Addroas.
J S, VUR8, Manager,
may8-»lm* Crab Orchard, Ey.
Where we shall have the largest and (inert Mu
sical Warerooms in the entire 8o ith. Before we
go, we must, to save heavy expense tn6 labor o!
removal, cl-se cut our entire stock of Pianos and
Organa now oi band and to arrive prior to July
1st. To do this we sh»ll inaugurs te lorthwlth a
Grand Clearing Out Sab
Comroe cing May 15th and ending July 1st. dur
ing which time we shall sell at Mamuaclnrer'a
Wholesale Rates.
io Favorite pianos.
27 CHtoKEBINGPIANOL
21LIGHEI &CO PIANOS
50 HATHU8EK PIANOS.
5 HALLET & DAVIS PUNO?.
62 SOUTHERN GEM PIANOS.
28 GUILD, CHURCH & CO. PIANOS.
44 STERLING CO. ORGANS.
100 PE LOU BED & CO. ORGANS.
110 MASON & HAMLIN ORGANS.
All new and just.from Factory,
oad Hand Piano* and Organs Most ali ot them
used ocly from axe to ilz months and precisely
as good as now.
Don’t Miss.This Chance.
To secure a fine instrument “awful” cheap.
Write for Clearing Out Sale Circulate aud Price
Lists an-i be quiek about It. Tb* sale end, Jnly
1,1. positively. Adureas
LUDDEN & BATES,
HAVANNAU. GA.
WMUSIIE nm AI9 MBA* dealers.
dec27-dltawlwlj
g MPLOYMENT-^^?^^
Alae SALARY perDaoath: AU EXPENSES
advaaeed. WAtCS promptly paid. SLOAN
A Co. 39© Soergs It a. tTmclaaatl. O.
a|.p55J2l
2r;I!fp?is
iSSSsfufKi
,£; a
illrifJhiS
P0& BEST AT A GREAT BAR
GAIN.
A I.arge and delightfully situated defiling in
Vineville with every needed nut-bui’dlnr.s
well ot the coldest a-id purest enter, roe-b-.'f *-l
a well stocked and flaurishing vegetable fardeu,
ard containing an abundance of figs and other
fruit. P«soe sl,n siven immediately. For terms
and other particulars, apply tt n ,
jne5-4t » THI3 OFFICE.
Southern Home Sohool for Girls.
197 & 199 N. Charlcsst.. Baltimore-Md
Mb* W. M.Cabv, MissCsav.
V.lablisheJ 1842. French tie Uing.afr of the
sohool. j -nl-Xaw andeo.aug sept
For Stote Tr e aaiirer.
THB triend* of D. N. 8PEKB olT-oupooon:
to, announce him as a candidate for the office of
Plate Treasurer, snljrct to tho action of tbe
Dssuoeratie conventHvi. aprldtd
FEED YOUR STOCK.
GORDON’S HORSE FOOD.
FEED BEtL, RICE FLOUR,
CORN. OATS AND HAY.
Psrtieetar attention is called to Cordon’s Rone
a-'d Cattle Pood. ____
jm.1 JOh £8 4 COOK
These machines are made of the best n:atCTials,andth*
w---^..n,M r rT-denf8liaT«i:ncTCclled. Eovobccaawarded
premiums at all tho mate fairs, Georgia Alabama, Tcxa^
efc. Upward* of 6000 of our GE3 are In constant nso to
the southern states, over1000 bavingbocn cold lalfTO,
price LlatofCIno, Feeders and Condoneer
Boxed ready for shipment and delivered at our factor
5^
140 M
IftO 00
ISO 00
8.
Trice vcith
Self Feeder
or Condenser.
*100 oo
n o oo
122 bO
i:s oo
ICO 00
JK0 00
208 CO
£23 00
Price vpI Id
Self Feeder an
Condcn*cr,
21* 00
Hi 60
ICo OO
y. j 60
I -'.k <XJ
r* oo
1 rl oo
ES4 00
Terms given on Application- JEI
TVom 1842 to 1858 we manufactured G in gat C otorobufl, G«t
under tho firm name of K, T, Taxlx r Co,, afterwarq
CZJEXOMB. Bsowx & Co., and made vdiat waa then knowj
as the Taylor Gin. During tto year 1868 we removed to tin
place, where we have beef, exclusively engaged in man*
foctuiinir Gins ever since. %Vith lor.p experience, tho be*
J~bor Having machinery and skilled Vi'crkmcn. ^0posses*
ni vantages not enjoyed by any other manufacturer In ouc
li.ne. for producing' tho BEST work far the i^ast money.
The demand l&st year was so nttttw nearly W0 orders
remained unfilled, out we have doubled oar manufact uruig
enpacity and hope to l>e able to meet all demands, still it u
the wisest plan to got you/ orders In early© Seim
for illastrated pampniet giving new voluntary testimonial*
from over 800 hve. enterprlsinjr planters. PrwfffT.Trfiglry
lynti cOsApIcU) outUt furnished wLon dc-ured. Address
BBOTO COTTON GIN CO.,
NiiW IjONDON, CON?
A B. Faiouhai*
AGENT AT MA r ON GA
THE DEAF HEAP
i
rKRFEtTCTaWOrdinury Cou,’ersati.on.|j
Lectured, Ccaccrta, oGrfif? G
Scicntiflc iaveatlomTH £ O^HTA^HOK—.^
Forr-m»rk*Ma I-ubio U*t* «»*..♦ WjSg.^umgf M
Sept, rtth: yno I ork Christ** irfuKCffi, Ijov. r
• Small&bv ——
ihAnft lend f-»r PASS I tbwtra^IRescriptiv8 i»invpb ;j»
American I>entaphono Co., Mt V,. Aia :'L,L zucinnaui.
T'.o 1
THE LUMMUS,
—OK—
IMPROVED ^||^|
TAYLOR
This is tho seventh scaaca of this popular Gia
which combines the merits of speed, light draft,
good samples and cleaning the seed In a great
er degree than any‘other, and is offered with th<k
most perfect Self-Feeder and Condenser made, at
the following very lpw prices,
Size 8.
Price of
Gina
Price with
Self Feeder
orCo-denser
Price with
Self-Feeder and
Condenser.
43 saw
3100.00
$132.50
3115.00
45 “
112.50
140.00
179.5)
50 44
125.0J
110.00
193.0)
60 “
140.00
150.CO
220.00
70 “
160.00
206.00
252.00
80 ■»
130.00
232.00
, 2S4.00
These Gins arc made with Iron Frames and ot
the best materials and are unsurpassed in finish
and workmanship. 17e also manufacture Gul-
lctt’s celebrated “Patent Steel Brush Cotton
Gin,” together with the Favorite Light Draft
“Cotton Bloom’’Cotton Gin, w ith Feeders and
Condensers for each.
Terms given on application.
THE STANDARD MACHINERY CO.,
MYSTIC RIVER, CONK
FRANKLIN H. LCHMUS, Gen. Agi
COLUMBUS, UL
HBHI1
Our list of Surar Machinery comprises the largo
line of Can, Mills, Evaporators, etc., made by at^
ostabUshruentinthe World, and includes:
VERTICAL CANE MILLS, f
HORIZONTAL CANE MILLS,
SUGAR EVAPORATORS, **
STEAM SUGAR MACHINERY
and all apparatus for Syrup or StH$ar maVing. Circu
lars, with prices* Ac., aent on application.
BLYMYER MANUFACTURfNS CO.,
CCCCrVNATI. o. '
Xansfarterer* of Sugar Cam Xae/nnerv. Victor Cam Xt&
Cook Sueur ioagoraior. A(«m£nyuMi,s(«> ^