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m $m*st $s 3 Another ttfceory Dusted. A widow wlio was going to leave the city held an audio* of her household r' feels yesterday, and everything went prompt sale until little but the bedstead was left. Just before this was put up some of the women went spying around, and discovered that It was infested by bed-bugs. This -feet was noised around until it came to the ears of the auctioneer, who mounted his box and said: “Words cannot express the poignancy of my sorrow over the base canard which lias been put in circulation in this crowd. X have sold goods in this town for twenty- nine long years,.and this is the first in stance in which bugs have been permitted to step between use and the purchasing public. Ladles and gentlemen, if there a bug in or about the bedstead I want see him. I cannot and will not believe there is. It would be a slander—a most foul slander—on the character of this worthy widow, who is about to remove to the State of Ohio."” Being invited-to step down and view the bugs for liimselt, he made an inspec tion. They were there. They were gal loping in and out and up and down, and it was no use to dispute the fact. “Ladies and gentlemen,” said the auc tioneer as he resumed his post, “I found bugs. I don’t exactly remember the La tin name for them, but they are there And now let me talk to you as a friend. Bed-bugs were not made for a life of case. It is a law of nature that they should inhabit bedsteads. They can no more go out under the barn and make a living than a dog can be- some an eagle and float through cpace. The aversion among you to •this insect is founded on false principles. His bite scarcely irritates the sleeper, but it cleanses and purifies the blood. But for the bed-bugs of this coun try we should all have boils and carbun cles. They keep down warts. They cause moles to disappear. Give them a chanoe and they would remove corns without pain. The great—” “Fifty cents!” called an old woman who remembered that she had a remedy at home. “Fiftycents! I am offered fifty cents for a $10 bedstead, and as I was going to say, the great Napoleon always asked for a bed with bugs in it. I am offered fifty cents, and yet Caesar had his bugs. ' am ” “One dollar.” “I am offered one dollar, and yet the poets of Greece immortalized Hie insects before you. This widow tells me that she has not had an ache or a pain since the first bug made his appearanee. How many of you have read what Homer wrote of them 1* What was the fountain of Mo zart’s twelfth mass ? And yet ” “Two dollars.” “And yet I hear only two dollars!. Do you have headache ? Are you afflicted with giddiness ? Do you have roaring in the ears?” “Three dollars.” “My friends, let me go home and get my copy of Paradise Lost and read to you one short chapter. What did Milton- ■' “Four dollars!” “Ah! I begin to see that art and culture are not unknown to the audience. Did Alexander the Great have boils ? Never, not a one! And why ?” “Five dollars!” “I am bid five dollars. I would like to quote one verse from a well-known Latin poet, but time presses, and this bedstead is sold for five dollars, cash on the nail. I will now direct your cultured attention to that cookstove with a cracked oven.”— Detroit Free Press. Blaine Explains to Garfield.— Augusta, September 14,1880. To Gen. Jat. A. Garfield, itentor O : The net results of yesterday’s election, as nearly as can be stated at this hour, 3 r. si., Tuesday, is about as follows: The Republicans have carried the first, second and third Congressional districts, while the Fusionlsts have carried the fourth and fifth. The Republicans have carried both branches of the Legislature by a strong majority, reaching, perhaps, two-thirds of each House. On the popu lar vote for Governor, Davis and Piaisted have each over 72,000 votes, with the probabilities in favor of Piaisted coming out a few hundred, perhaps a thousand ahead. The tesult is undeniably a sur prise to us, and equally so to the mass of the Democratic party in M&ine. Our canvass was never more accurately taken, and it showed on Wednesday last a total vote for Davis of a trifle over 70,000, with an assured majority of 0,000 as the mini mum. In the four days preceding the election we lost over 3,000 votes by means well known to the managers of the na tional Democratic campaign, and which do not call for further specification from me. The total cost is variously estimated at from $75,000 to $100,000, and the money all came from beyond the State. Such scenes were never before witnessed in Maine. [Signed] J. G. Blaine. The Summer Solstice. One great reason why hot weather is so debilitating lies in the fact that the body is exhausted by the labors of the year. Indeed, it is natural that this should be so. In order, therefore, to resist this ten dency to exhaustion it only becomes nec essary to reinvigorate the body, which can readily be done by Warner’s Safe Tonic. This remedy is being extensively used by physicians for this purpose and is fot sale by druggists in all parts of the world. sepl4.2w DENTISTRY. DR- S. B BARFIELD. Wo. 90 Mulberry SS1. Ornc«HouEs-8a.m. toflp. m. aug24tf i PERFECTLY SAFEin tie MOST INEXPERIENCED HANDS. For DtAwbcea, Dysentery, Cramps, Cholera, And all those numerous troubles of the Stomach and Bowels eo .preva lent at this season. No Remedy known to the Medical Profmiion bai been in me eo Ion* and with inch uniformly 8iaiii! actor j results as * PERRY DAVIS' PAIN KILLER. It ha. been use with such wonderful success in oil part* of the world in the treatment of these <3l31cu:tiej, that it busccmc to be ccnsio^ed An Unfailing Care for Ail Summer Complaints. end such it really is when taben in time and according to the veiy plain directions inclosing each ^ The inclination to wait a id see if the morrow doe* not bring a better feeling. 3 # *£!*8 , '22£ occasions a vast amount of needier suffering, and sometimes oqjts ulife. A timelv do4 - 0< •Killer will almost Invariably eave both, and with them the attendant doctor’s lea. . .. it taa stood the lest of forty years’constant use In all coontrie* and Climate*, and is perfecUy “n !?r°PhnWatw. Nurses in Hospitals. and ^ddl^lsiM who hs»e h.d opportunity for observing the wonderful results whiA have always foUow.d -t« use. v Q familvtttr nujrd to be without i*. and unco briTfC* it within tue rcacn or m . The use of one bottle will go further to convince you of it* merits than columns of cewipaver edrert:»in<r. Try it, and you will never do without it. _ m jic tor nnd *-•1 CO wr boitlf*. You can obtain it at any drufe-storeor from lUioc.ft.dia? PERSY DAVIS.* SO*. Proprietors. Providence. B-1. A CARD. To all who a re suffering from the error* and indiscretions of} until, nervous weakness, early decay, lots of mat bond, etc., l will send a recipe that will care yon, PREK OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a mis.ionary In tioutti Amorim. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman. Station D, New York City. anrlt-deodawly Warner’s Safe, Kidney s Li?er _ CURE $1.25 PER BOTTLE A positive remedy for all Kid ney, Liver and Urinary Troubles of both male and female. READ THE RECORD: -It laved ury Uft.”-B. B. Lakely. Seine, Ala -It U the remedy that will core the many dis eases poculitr to women.’'—Mother’s Magazine. “It haa pa'sot severe teats and wen endorae- mentslrom some ot t v e highest medical talent in the country “—Few Y«.rk world. “No Remedy heretofore discovered can be held for on* moment -n comparison with it.”—O. A.. liarrey, D.D., Washington, P. C. This great natural remedy is for sale by all druggists in all parts of the world. —TRY IT AND TAKE NO OTHER.— H- H. WARNER A CO- Gray’s Specific Medicine. . r.r.az MARK. THE xveatTRADE MASK. Ei gliaht.rem edy. An on- ’.failing ire for Comma! eak- Of ness Spermat ic V5 orrhea, Impo- ^avik Uncy, and aU /rnT' 3'iSk diseases that ***▼» ' » *•'*' fol »0 so- ^ Before Takingquence Of self Jtfter Taking abuse; aaa leas of memory, universal lassitude pain in the back, dimness of vision, premature old rge. aid many Olht.- diseases that lead to in sanity and consumption and a premature grave. Yuli particular* in our pamphlet, which we de sire to send free by mail to tvery cne. T ha 8pe* cif.cMedicine is sold by all druaaistaat *1 per pack ace. or six packages for *5 will be tent free by u all on receipt cl the money by addressing the GROT MEDICINE CO, No 10 Mechaniae B'ocs, Detroit. Mich. Sold in Maeon and every wherebv all drogsriet.. crtMdswly. nr sale by HUNT RANKIN A LAMAR. wlr Macon. Sa POND’S EXTRACT. Subdues Inflammation, Controls all Hemor rhage!, Acute and Chronic. Venous and Marcus. INVALUABLE FOR SPRAINS, BURNS, SCaLDS,BRUISES. SORENESS,RHEUMATISM, BOILS, ' ULCERS, OLD SORES, TOOTH ACHE, HEADACHE ASTHMA, SORE THROAT, HOARSE NESS. NEURALGIA, CA TARRH, ETC., Ere. F.uma Abbott.—"Vslua le and beneficial." HsrrvruOD fcjuiH, M. !>.. U. ft. C P_ of Eng land.—“1 have used it with marked berefit." H.G. Puxsiox, M.D., Brooklyn. N. Y.—"1 know of no remedy so generaliy'nseful." A stuck Gcisaiss, M. D. v. R. 0.8.. of Eng land,—“1 have prescribed Pond’s Extract with great success." CABIEION.—Pond’s Extract n sold only in bottle* with the came blown m the glass. It is unsafe to use other article* with our di rectiens. insUt on having Pond’s Extract. He- fkse'alUmitations and substitutes. _ 8PKCIU, PREPARATIONS OF POND’S EX TRACT COMBINED WITH THE PUREST AND MOST DEL1CAIE PERFUMES FOR LADIES’ BOUDOIR. POND’S EXTRACT... .50c, *1.00 and 81.75 TOILET CREAM 1.00 DENTIFRICE 60 LIP SALVE 25 TOILET hOAP (3 cskee) 60 OINTMENT — 50 CATARRH CURE 75 PLASTER 25 INHALER (vises 60c) 1.00 NASAL SYKING'I 25 MEDICATED PAPER 25 Order* amounting to S5 worth sent express free on receipt ol money on P.*>. order. Our new pamphlet with history ol our Prep orations, sent free on applicattou to POND’S EXTRACT CO.. No. 14 W. 14tb Street. New York. cld hv nil Hrneiristit. unnStdeod&wlv HEALTH/ STRENGTHS i - HAPPINESS’ IRON IRON BITTERS, A Great Tonic: IRON Bl?FERS ( A Sure Appetizer. IRON BITTERS, A Complete Strecgthjner. IRON BITTERS, A Valuable Medicine. IRON BITERS, Not Soli u e Boverare. IRON BETTERS, For Delicate Female*. TAKE 3STOTICB. This is the only Lottery ever voted on by bo p eople of a State, and under a late deo:- eion cf the United States Supreme Court at Washington, is the only Legal Lottery now in the United States, all other charters hay ing been repealed ot having no existence. A IPLENIIIU OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE. kBVENTH GRAND DIS TRIBUTION, CLASS tf. AT NSW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, OCT. 11. 18S0—ISStb Humbly urawiuc. Louisiana State Lottery Company, This Institution was regularly incorporated by the Legislature of the State for Educational and Oharitalle purpose*, in 1ECS, for the term ol twenty-five years, to which contract the inviola, ole faith ol the State is pledged .which pledge ha* been renewed by an overwhelming popular vote, securing its franchise in the new constitution adopted Decembor 2, 18J9, with a Capita] of ^1,000,000, to which it bat since added a reserve fund of *350.000. ITS GRAND SINGLE NUM. HER DBA WINGS will take place msnthlj on the second Tuesday. It never scale* orpostpone*. Look at the follow, ing Distribution: CAPITAL PRIZE *39,600. 100,000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS BACH HALF-TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. LIST OF PRIZES. 1 Capital Pnzs ESO.COO 1 Capital Prize...... 1 Capital Prize..... 2 Prize* of SMM.. 5 Prizes ot J.000., 20 I'rizesof too Prizes of 200 Prizes of SCO Prizes of 1000 Prizes of 9 approximation Prizes ot *300.. B Approximation Prizes ot iOO... 9 Apprsximation Prists of 100... I.SE7 Prises, mounting to ™^.„....?110,*00 paid. Responsible corresponding agents wanted at ail points, to whom liberal compensation will be psid. Write, clearly ttating full address, for further information, or send orders l*f express or in a Registered Letter or Honey Order by mail, Addressed only to M. A. DAUPHIN. NewOrleana, La. or same person at No 319 Broadway. New York. All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under the supervision and management ot Gene rals G. T. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL A. EAR LY Highly recommended to the public for all dis eases requi rl ng a certal n and efficient TOXICt especially In Xndtgea- Hon, JAffopenota, Intermittent f’c- rern, trant of Ap petite, I.OSS of Strength, Zarft of ICneruu. c/e. iter., riches the blood, srrengtiiens the mns- c.cs,and gives new life to the nerves. To ibe seed, ladles, and chil dren requiring reenper- ation, this valu ble remedy can not be too highly recommended. It act* UJ;e a charm on the digestive organa A teaapeoaful before meals will remove all dyspeptic symptoms. TRY IT. Sold by ail Druggists. TEEBBOfPHEKr'fia BALTIMORE, Ms. LAMAR, RANKIN & LAMAS, Wholesale Drugg'str, Macon. H0I> BITTERS. (A .IlL-dtcinp, not a Drink,) Co::T.\ncs HOPS, BUCirC, .1IANDRAKE, DANDELION, Axd tke rcnnsT txo Beix JIeuicxz. Qcxiirma cr juomzlcmxz □73303*2T CZTJEU2 AH Diseases cf the Stomachy Boy.c1s, Hood, Lirer,^ E-dncja, azkl Urinary I.'caTousrcss, Stoep-n lcsmcsscmd especially Tcmale Complaints. ” ^ SIOOO IN CJGIiD, t'ilibe paid tor a caue they vra not core or help, or*] for •aytl^nrlmTTirocrlajcrioaaround In them. ^ Ask year drnc^ht for Hop DI;tcrs and ti7them§ before you sleep. Take no other. Hof Cocgzz Cuszlstho rwcelcut, safest acd beet.^ Ask Children. zzr24thrzz Popular Monthly Drawing of the Commonwealth Disirffeu- tioc Co. AT HACAULEY’8 TBBATRB, In the Citv of Louisville, on THUK8DAY SPPT. SOih 1880, These drawings authorized by the Le.itlatur* of 1878 and sustained by the courts of Kentucky, occur regularly on the last day of every mouth, Sunday! and Fridays excepted, for the period at five* ye»r&> The United States Ui'cuit Court on March 31 rendered the following decisions: 1st—That the Commonwealth Diitnbution Company is legal. 2d—Its drawings ars Wr, If. B.—This company ha* now on hand a la-ge reserve fund. Brad the list of prize* for the SEPTEMBER DRAWING. «S 80,000 .... 10,000 I Prize— 1 Prize,... lFriie.. 6,00* 10,000 100,00 10.0GC 10,000 1S.000 10,000 10 Prizes *1,000 each — SO Prizes 500 each — 100 Prizes lOOeach... loo Prizes 60 each — 609 Prize* *0 each — 1,030 Prize* 18 each. -i---- 9 Prizes S00 ea* h. ap'rsxim&fn prizes 2,709 9 Pruet 200 each do do lfilX 9 Prizes 100 each do do tOr LW0 Prizes . *112,100 Whole Tickets, S2. Half Tickets, *L ti Tickets, *60. 55 Tickets, Mfc Remit by Port-Office Hoi ty Order, P.egistered Letter. Hank Draft or Express. To insure against mistakes and delays, corre spondents will please write tbeir names and daces ot residence plainly, giving number ol ’oat-OfBce box or Street, aud Town, Otfunty an* A11 communications connected with the Dis tribution and Order* for Tickets should b» adifraazndtoR M. BOARDMAN. Counev-Joor sal Building, Louiande Kentuckv. or 307 and 3v* Broadway, N. Y, seploodtuthussSweachm Tho Hof Pad for Stomach, Liver and Kidney 13 repo-g rlor to aC others. Cures by chm>rptlon. Ask drncgi5t.S D.LC. Is an absolute and IrzczLttlbU! cere ter drunk- {“ tnness, use ot opium, tobacco end narcotics: Scad for circular. Above «c!dby iroerbt*. Ilf*j» CUten Jffff.Co.RocbMter, Jf.T.S WEST BEOS., 63 BAY ST., SAVANNAH, GA., Cotton Factors, Commission Merchants —And dealers in— FERTILIZERS. General Agents for the Delta Cotton Tie. LIBERAL ADVANCES ON CONSIGNMENTS W. W. Carnes, MACON, AGENT DELTA COTTON TIB. inyit dawtilhuvl FOR FOOD. As manufactured by Andrew Erkenbroeher, at CfucinnaU, Ohio, is the Qneen of table edibles and the most delicious of Maize preparations extant. It is incomparably pure, healthful and economical, and a blessing alike to the sick and well, for cldldrcn aud adults. Xt enters into tlio most rcclicrcbo pastry,Ices, acd dessert dishes, embrac ing blahc-mango, Ice cream, puddings, custards, pies, etc., lending a peculiar delicacy and nutritious quality, and Is .- - 'o a necessity and a luxury in every don,- -., storehouse. No edible Sl'vrd.. stands so high tho world over, gold by Grocers every-where, STOMACH - Though Shaking Like an Aapen Leaf with the chills and fever the victim of malaria may still recover by using this celebrated specific, which not only breaks np the most aggravated attacks, but pre vents their recurrence. It is infinitely preferable .to quinine not only because it docs the business far more thoroughly, but also on account of its perfect wbole- *omeness and invigorating action upon the entire system. For sale by all druggists and dealers generally. 0 HUM HABIT CURE! Uriv ByB. M. Woolley Atlanta, Oa. Reliable evi dence given, and reference to cued patients and physicians. Sand for my book oo the habit end item— FREE. Southern Homo School for Girlii 197 Md I EitabUsbed 1*4*. Prawh the Jangaaseof’tte I scbool. 1 uni-law and oodaug sept CamgM 1 Jones, MACON, GEORGIA. COTTON FACTORS AND * COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Warehouse- corner oT Poplar and Sec >> Mako‘adTanoei on Cot'on in store at low bank rates. Bagging and Ties always on bai d ,ep3-dswlm AGENTS WANTED FOR Ttrn FASTEST SELLING BOOK ot the AGE Foundations of 8access BUSINESS AND BOCIAL FORKS. The law* of trade, legal forms, how to transact hosiers., valuable table-, social coquette, panla- nuntary usage, how to ronduct public busiao..; in fact It fs a eomplete Guide to auc-ez* tor all classes. A family necessity.- Address, for dr- ^“^“^uaORVuBLHHlyGCO.. - lulyta-dawtiB Atlanta: Ga. HifHfflOfflPIf Jrav 32, 1880, Session begins on the first ol October and ocn« tinues nine month*. Apply for Catelongcs to the Secretary of tho Faculty, Post-office University of Virginia, Albemarle Co., Vs. J A M H K P, BARRI-ON, M. D., Ohairmau of the Faculty juyl7deodawtm* 4 WASON mm AfAY TO THE LUCKY TtOKK C HOLDER. A LL CITIZENS OP GEORGIA, Farmers, Merchant*. Prule-sional Mexi. Sc„ are re quested to call at ocr office and Resi-ner their names acd Post Office address, and aet a ticket whhh entitle* them to one chance in the Finest & Best Wagon iVMB BXIIIBITiD IJT GKOkGIA* This Wagon It to be ditpo»ed of by Lottery in January, 1881, ’and the Man that h-ldi the lucky Number, got* the Wagon, free ot any Charge. NO CHARGE FOR TICKETS! COME AND REGISTER .And aLo see the Finest Stock of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES; SPRING and WAGONS, ever seen in Oeorria. COLLINS & WOT, t*w-4w-w4t Macon. Georgia. Notice to Bridge Builders. ON TUESDAY, September 21, 1880, be tween the legal boars of eale, at the door of tbs court Louse,, will be let to the lowest bidder, the contract for bmiding complete and ready for travel a wooden trass bridge over Tobeaofhee creek, at Fulton’s mill. Bud bridge to be built in aooordance with. com plete and minute plana and specifications now on file in tbe County Oon-miysuioners’ office, and open to tbe inspection of the public. The rouiraolor will txj reqoin-d to giro bond iu double the am.-u-t of the hid. with two good and solvent eecnrities, for tbs faithful i.erformanca of the contract, and to indemnify tbe eonniv for aDy dzmkgea ooCB'ioned by a f-ilnre ‘to perform tbe same within tbe preecrifced time. Tbe work »o be paid -for on completion, according to v con tract Tbo right to reject any and aU bids i* reserved. . .j-' - By order cf Bibb County Gommiesioners. aug22-id W. G SMITH, Clerk. New Advertisements. OLD RIP LONG} cur SM0KIN& TOBACCO Is mild, moist, frsgrent and sweet. Smokes cool, and Govs rsv.es a. pah k*grznu'ated 'obanco. " ALLEN A GINTER. Maxufactc»eb*. RtcnicosD. Viegikia. *§■5 33 "s grg 3 a|S "3 97 r S5Ss5*&78^lpa?p?I»aP , »OS‘ THE BONANZA FOR BOOK t» bailing uur i>p*fi*tAltA(jr llluNti "GENERAL HAriCOC^f, by hi* life-long friend. H<>n. J. TV. FOR MS Y. anauthi.r ol national fame lh<s work is Bkdoimjd bv Gbx. Hancock, party 'eaders and Pesss; it row priivd.' immensely popular, and taking like WILD Vlas everywhere, omnia Soo. Agent* are making xa.ilt Siva Fun iiat. Fo- the l»*at b— k, beat term* amt lull nartioular*. nddres* q.iiek, HUBB Rli BRP*.. Atl»nlq.G.. T 7 7f& A YEAR ai d expenses to ver.ta. Outot Five. Address VICKERY. Angim,. Me T«gg anew ElASTIC TBUSS nS &e I f- A dj edsptsl (hIi potltlosc of tbe body* while the Wnirn’il B4»i n the cup preaeee toik the g® WtRL'M# IxkteeUaesjBEteeeperMMwould Jtr with lkeiis|«r* With light *• pcewnre the Heml* it held eecurely ley end sight. And a raJlcei cure certain. It U eeey, donhte ia4 cheep. Sentbymeil. CSrculen free. EGGLESTON TRUSS CO., Chicago, IU, ^ BVBUTIar.tr* t-v audreasing UEi>. P ROWELL A CO. 10 Spruce street, S«»Iu k ran learn tho exact coat of any proposed line vt ADVERTISING in American Newspapers. *&.100-p8ga i amph'et, lOe. AN JDRJE-W FEMALE COLLEGE, CUTHBERT, GA. THIS JUSTLY CBLBB RATED BOARDING School for tho Htn'.al, Moral and Phyaical train ing oi gir’s and y oui.g laaica, will enter into it, 28TH SCHOLASTIC YEAR—THURSDAY,SEP TEMBER 16 iH PROX. Tho teachurs of last year are all expected to be >ith me again, and In their specialties cannot b» surpassed. CHAR6ES PER PUPIL P.ANBE PROM $25 TO $50 PER Yt AR h fHE LITERARY D[ PART M i NT, BOARD INS FROM $13 TO $15 PER M3NTH.AC- C0R01NS TS CIRCU-HSTANGE8, All extra atuiies.such »s music, French, 0-1 ptintlng, drawing, wax works, etc., w:L be tbor, oochly tausbt at moderate rates. Vocalization aill bo made a specialty, and to that ecd a distinguished teacher from adistanoe will be eumloyed. “Physical Training and Movement Cure will be looked after and practiced with, if possible, greater Titor than evpnacd I would here t-ka oceaatou to thank tb; citizens ot Outhbert and surrounding country for donating to me a hall 60x80 feet tor physical training purposes. Special arrangtm»nt* will bo made for tue arc mmoda- tiou ol laole« and children of botn wxoa not di rectly connected with Andrew Female College, and tlioy will be chsrved to suit cir-umstacces. It i« ex period that this splendid ball will be ready lor oi cupancy by my opening. For further information with regardtatho College,parties will send for catalogue and report of my board of Visitors, both of which are now ready for circulation. Hoping for t grand opening and a nappy and prosperous session, I remain with true respect, A. li. HAMILTON. President. aog28 • la* Aw j NEW MU'1C BOOKS! THE ANTHEM HARP-C*W»). ByVr. W.O.PERKINS. (Justout) A new book intended a* a successor f-r“Per- kliV Anilem Bek.’-’puolitbed tome yeereago and which was a decided sacoezs. 'Ihe new book berrta ns music perfectly within the reach of common choirs, and is dsstlned to bare a gr.at sale. D1TSON A CO. also callaUenciontio their three books for BINGING Cr.A SBS; recently pub lished. already very p- pul»r, and worthy ot sn<* versa! adoption: •fH|T|M p L E - (il.CO). By Dr.W.O.PBR- Th ^M W ° rSh! P Johnsan’s Method for linginh- Qlassai (Gi eents.) By A.'N, JOHNSON. The Temple emtain* an excel,ent Binging School Course and a large number of Glees, Songs, Sacred Tores and Anthems for practice, and for use in classes. L. O. E me son’s Voire of Worship has txattly the same end in view ai tbe other, Dutbas a different method, tnd entirely different music Jrhnson’s Mrtbod ia fur those who wish a low-pri-od nook; is admirably simple and clear, ha> plenty of muiie, and haa a tuore ugb c nra* m bote Keadiug. Any book mailed for retail prioe. OLIVER DITSON&COuBoston. O. H. D1TSON A CO. St* E’dway N.Y. au*6tf fettO) ByL. O, TO R£NT. T HB r nsley p'.aoe. opposite PioNono College, will ee to rent October 1st. House eight rooms, kitchen, good water, Bout #10 per month All heedful repair* will be made, Ap ply to I/. W. Smith, on Cotton Avenue, B. F. Gulley, near Macon, or by letter to ’ •e,lZ-lnwnllocU G. G. 8MITH. Gainesville. CIRCITIiAR NO- 10 OFFtCK OF THB RAILROAD COMMISSION Ailabta, Oa., August mb, 1880. U PON a full aud careful eonrideratioo of the elaborate reports of tbe Central railroad and Banking Company, the Atlanta and Char- lotte Air Lisa Railway Company and the Macon aod Brunswick Railroad Company, showing tbe effects of the rates authorized by l be commiasion on tbeir business for Mar and June, 1*79 and 18*4. the following change* are made in the rela tion* of these eomexmes to the standard tariff: THE CENTRAL RAILROAD AMD BANKING OOMPiNY. fat. The Central Railroad and Banking Com. pang is authorized to operate tneir railroads in the following digit.one: Tbe Savsnnsh. tbe booth we.-tern Eailroad, the.Atlanta, the Savan nah, Griffin and North Alabama Railroad. 21, On the Savannah and Southwest era Rail road division and tho gavauuab, Griffin and ’North Alabama Railroad, upon ali rlatset other than ,, '8peciaU" the mazimnm freight rates be- twten lu auto mile* to be Si per cent, on stan dard rate*: betwera' *0 and 70 miles, 49 per cent; between 70 and 109 miles, 30 per cent, and 100 miles and over ;0 per cent, a* heretofore fixed, M. Upon tbe Atlanta division on all classes, oth. r than “kpedalj,” the maximnm rates to be 30 pei cent, over ••Standard." tth. Upon cotton (Class J.) tho maximum on either division or on Savannah, Griffin and North Alabama Kailrosd for all di.tarcea shall be IS per cent, above "St-ndard.” All other "Speriala'* (K L MN O and P) remain at “Sian' dardr. 5th. A tariff of joint rates on all the roads ope rated by the Central Railroad and Banking Com pany . prepared, with the approbation ot the com mission, will he furnished by the company cusp- plicati m. THE MACON AND BRUNSWICK RAIL ROAll COMPANY. 5th. Tbe rate* applied to the Savannah divis ion of the Central Railroad apply also to tho Ma con and Brunswick Railroad in lieu of rales here tofornln force. THB ATLANTA AND CHARLOTTE AIR LINE. 7th. The maximum rates on this road on ferli- zers are fixed at 15 per cent, and on all other classes at 10 per ten', ad’&nc* on '•htanaaid Hates.” ' BULBS. RATES AND CLASSIFICATIONS. Oth. In car load* tho maximum rates onroEin and rrnde tu-peutine shall not rxeted clast K of ’’Standard,” tmd on spirit* of tun eutine shall not exceed class 1) ol "Standard," and reduced r.t- s may bo male und-r Note 1. 9th Shlnirle*7 laths and naves are hereafter included in cl*i» O. 10th. To rule 1 prefix the words "Unlett other wise specified.” ' llib. Note 1 baying been sometime* miscon strued ia altered so as to read as follows: NOTE Ther. rate* r periled for ores. sand, clay, rough stone, cemipon brick bon- s, lumber, shingles, laths, stsvts, empty barrels, wood, straw, shucks, hay, fodder, corn in ear tan-bark. Turpentine, rorin, tar houseb-dd goods, and fur articles manufactured on or near the lme of road, and for material in such m:.nufccture are maii- mua. rales, but the roads are left fr « to reilUi e th-m at discretion, ard all bach rates are exempt ed from the operation of rule 6. Am complaint at to such rat-swill, on presentstion.be auly considered. Shippers ot car loads in classes L U. N.O. aud P. may be required to pay the cos. of loading anqunloading. JAMES M. SMITH, Chairman. R, A. Bacos, Secretary. augl7-lawtw GEORGIA.BIBB OOUNIY—Wheross.S. M. VJ Brown has appeared to me for the setting apart a Home-to d of Realty and Persimalty,and the valuation of the same I will pass =pou said application on Monday. September 27t“> ISsO.at 19 o'clock a. m. This September s, 183 . .J. A. MCMANUS, Ordinary. To all Whom it May Concern. ft BORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.-Ashor Ayers IJT baying in proper form anplied to me for per. manent letters of admiriatrafion on the tstate of W. frglr.ke, late of raid county. This is to rite all ana singular the creditors snd rot kin of W. G. Kng’eke to be and appear at my office within tho time allowed by law and show cause, if any they can, why permanent administration should not bo granted to Asher Ayers on W. G. En> gleke’s estate. W tness my hand and official signature. September tth, 1880. J. A. Me.MAN US. sepS-td* Ordinary. G eorgia, bibb couNTT.-menas. Charles Moore has applied, to me for the sit ting apart a homestead of real and ptrsonal .■ropertyand tbe valuation of the same. I will pass upofi said application oh Monday.this 6lh (lay of September, 1880, at 10 o’clock a. in. Witness my band officially. August 16.1880. au„17 td J. A. McMANIT*. Ordinary. 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Bound iu French cloth, price only *1, sent by mail postpaid. The Loudon Lancet says: “No person should be without this valuable book. Tbeauthor is a noble benefactor.” An illustrated sample sen* to all on receipt ol 3 cent* for postage. The author refers by permission to Hon. P. A. •U8-ELL. MD. president*! tbe National Med ical Association. Address Dr W H PAR KER. Not Buifloch St, Boston, Mass. The au thor may be oonsmted on all diseases requiring akiU and experience, novto wlv G EORGIA. BIBB COUNTY.—Under and by virtue of an order from the Court ot Ordi nary of said county, uj;] be soil on the fir-t Tuesday in Keptembor next, before the court house door in the city of Macon, between the le- gal hoursof saK an undivided half interest in parts of lota of laud. Nos. 1 and 2, iu block num- 8ixty-oi:e, in the southwest common of the city of Macon, containing one-quarter ol an toe mere or less. 'Sold as the property ot Jane A. Malone, late of said county deceased, for a division among -the heir* of said estate: nUdAN M.PERSONS, August 7.1880—8 td Administratrix. BEAL THYSELF LPDDEK& BATES SO JTELB&N Music House. Tha Music Houss* of the South. Removal to Our NEW DOUBLE STORE* An Immense Music Temple. Two large stores, each 39 feet front and ionr stories high, fronting on three streets and filled from cellar to lolt with mu-ical supplies. Noth ing to compare with it rathe Southern State*. A. Big Store. A Big Stock. A Big Trade. AND HOKE TO COMB- During tho ten y©%r§ since our eetablUbment of our hooee h&ue <i«refoped tho mualo tnufe of the Soutu t6 * wonderful degree, but *«J»t w# have onlj begun. We see, not many yeir« abend & businets of a million ft jeftT, and to Uke ore ol this enormous trade we h&ro provided our • ent mammoth, warerooins. Fall trade 1SS0 «al be immense. We are ready for it. For mo 4 is our uemor partner has been at the North, con tracting with Piano and Organ manufacturer* for instruments. He has concluded moat ad van* taqeous contracts and tbe Piano* and Orgazi« are “coroiiiK, coming** 106.000more, by every stum er. 5 New rttvles, New Prices* New Terms, New Stock. New Store. New Departure. '3RM9N Special Offer, Fall 1880. *a_C»*h Prices with Thtee Months Crelit.tJ During months of August, Soptea ber snd Oc tober wa will sell Pianos and Organs at Lowest Cash Price*, pryable £25 Ca-h on a Piano or 810 iJasb an Cretan, with, the balance in three mouths, without interest. What Do You Sav to this Offer? * WritB'fo^BuBVrSted^OatalSuMTSPSew Price Lists for Fall I860, and prepare toheoston- " LBDDEN & BATES, SAVANNAH. GA, WIOLESALE riASO AMD 6R8AM DEALERS. doc27-diUw*wU TIib Soulier! fieiical College, ATLANTA. GBORGIA. rnHB second seuion ot thisimtitnVlon will open A OCTO UKH 18t h, JBBU. Tbo Curriculum of Study in this school covers a wider r«t3r*~Ih*n UMt institutions in this country. ... Peculiar and superior advantages, not men tioned in the annual circular, bare Leon provided for illustrating the more important branches, nnd all the facilities exist for thorough instruc tion in every department. - Tbe annual announcement will be farnished on application to tho Dean. ....... Ai there are two otter sehoili in Atlanta and misdirection, ia liable to occur, correspondents will please address R- O. WORB. Mj Di . Dean of Southern Medical College. oogSl-deodawit l oltiS tfrir.i: n ore 'i W. A. CHERRY vs. THF LIFE ASSOCIATION OFAMERICA., etal,—In Equity in Bibb Bn aerior Court. - it appearing to the Court that by tbe return of the tberiff, that the Life Association of America cannot be found, audit further appearing that •aid defendants are non-residents ot tho State ot Georgia: Ordered, that said defendants be and appear at tbe next term of this Court, to be held on the fouitb Monday in October next, to plead, answerer demenosa-d bill Hied in the above case, or the same will be taken pro coniea-o as to them, and said case will proo-ed ex parte Or dered farther, that aaid oelsnaant be served by publication once ■ month ter four months, ia tbe Macon Telegraph and Messenger fie.’ore the nets torm of this Uourt. This June 21,1880. T. J. S’HHOYS. •JuilgeS. C. M.C. A. P-ondSt, solid to- for comi lainant; A true extract from the minutes ot Bibb Supe- rior Court- June 22, 1850. jneSi-liimtm* A. B. F.OSS, Clerk. G EORGIA. BIBB COUNTY.—Whereas Ben- jawin C. Smith, executor ef the e-tateof Mrs. E ir* Smith, lutr-ol said courty decease 1, ha* made application for letters of diamissina from said estate. These are therefore to cite and admonish all person* ooucerned to be acd apeoar at the Court of Ordinary of sail county, on the first Monday in October next, to show cause if any they h*' e why said application should not be granted to applic-rt. Wi!nex* my band officially, July 8.18S0. juj7td* J. A. MOMANU8. Ordinary. IS EQUITY BILL FOR RELIEF. Etc IN BIBB SUPERIOR COUSx-. Daniel D. Tracy va. A. R. Rest, administrator de bonis non ot the estate oi T. P. Lamar, M. B. Lunar et al., heirs of J. P. Lunar. It appearing from the returns ot the Sheriff in this cause that two of said defendants, to-wit., Mrs. Curia H. Motley and Mrs. Ann T. Green, formerly Ann T. Lamar, are not to be fsued in tbe ocunty of Bibb: and it further appearing that they do nut reside in the Sta’e of Georgia, but in the State of Alabama: It is therefore er- deredky tbe curt that service of said bill be perfected upon them by publication of this or- d u Toncea month for four months before the next term cf th't Court, in the Macon Telegraph and Heaseurer, a newspaper published in the city of Macon, Ga. Loftin A BarLetr. Plaintiff’s attorney. is;2-lamim T. J. SIMMONS. J. H. O. M. O. cf % OUI6B A /v G eorgia, Bibb County—Whereas Mrs. Mar thaE.Sorrell,guardian of' f her minor chil- i EWTui.jtxums dren. bas made application for leave to sell eight shares of the capital stock of th-i C utral rail road a.id Banking CoiuDany of Georgia b, lona- irg to laid moors lor their maintainancea -d ed ucation. — These are ther. fore to cite and tdmon'sh all persons concerned to be and appear at the Court of U-dinary of sold county on the nrst Monday in Jnly.next. to show cause if any they have why said application should i ot be granted. Witness my hand officially. Jane 6th. 7880. iueOtd* J. A. MCMANUS. Ordinary. Notice to Bridge Builders. ON TUESDAY September 21»t, 1884, be tween the legal hoars of sale, at the door of tbe cocrt house, will be let to tbe lowest bidder, the oontrMt for building complete and ready for travel, the eaperstrnctare for a wrought iron trass bridge over Tobc.efkee creek, in Bibb county, at a point about eight miles diet.nt from tbe city cf JItoon. Said bridge to consist of one span one hun dred aua tblrly four feet leng, with r’eor woodway ef oightees feat; and to be bni’t tu accordance with complete snd ruinate plans and specifications now on file in tbe Uonriy Commissioners’efilae, and open to the in spection of tbe pnblio. Tbe contractor will bersaaited to give bond in doable tbe amoniit of tbe bid, with two good snd solvent securities, for the faithful perfot st ance of tbe conti act, and to indemnify tbe oonnty for an7 damages occasioned by a failure to perform the same wltbjx the pre scribed time, baii bridge to be paid for on completion, according to oonlraot Tae right to reject any ard all bids is reserved. By rrder of Bibb County Comu'iss ocere. ang 22-td W. G. SMITH, Olerk. /^vttDlNARY’3 Office Jones Oounty, Georgia, June 26th, - 88i».—Whereas Samuel Barron admlnirtiator with the will annexed, on estate ol Benjamin Barron, deceased, applies for dismis sion from same. The-e ate to cite and admonish all persons concerned and the legatees ol said estate tu ! e and appear at the October term next of this court, and witness a selt.ement ol his adminis tration, recei-o tbeir distributive shares, and show cause if acy they have why ha shall not be discharges from saidadmraistrat.on. Witness my band c fiicially. iu,30Ul* ROLAND T.ROSH.Ordinary. G eorgia, bibb county.—Toaii whom it may concern: Loci-e W. Kennedy having filed her petition in proper form to me, praying for fetters of administration with the will annex ed, on the estkte of Francis M. Kennedy, this is to cite all legally interested in the execution ol this application, creditors, legatees, next ol kin. and any others, interested, to be and anve-r at the next -et tembor term ol tbo Court cf Ordina ry of said ccunty.anl show c u,e if any tley can, why letters of aamiaistration.with will annexed, should not begranted to said Louise W. Kenne dy. Witness my hand and official sign* taro August 3,1S*I. aug6-wtw J. A. MCMANUS. Ordinary. Bibb County ^lierift’ Sales. W ILL be sold,b*fore the Coart House dorr in tbe city ot Macon, during the legal boars cf sale, on the first Tuesday inOcloder next th following property, to-wit: One brick house, situated in the city ol Macon, in Block (58), on the ounce ,f Plum and Pour'll street, now occupied by T. B. Grecc. Levied on ret Wallace. Property pu nied out by plsiatiiT* attorney. Also, at the same time and place, lot No (S) od part of lot No, (t). in Block (15) situ.ted in M ci’.y of Hao->n. ou Mulbciry and oixth street. in:said county of Bihb. J uried on as the prop erty of the estate of Charles Elis, to satisfy a fl. fa, issued from Bibb Superior Court iu layer "I ’inary o’ Bibb county, use of the children of jertO. Urher, deceased, v... Joseph M. B<ar'- Kan and Mrs. Surau M. - Ells, executrix, etc. Property pointed out b.> plalniiff’satt-jrney. Also, at tb# same time, bat owing to tbe expense of moving, will be cold at the auc tion bouse of Thoms* Fretmao, on Cherry street, in the city of Macon, in said county, the fuLowing propciiy to-wit: two seventy- five saws g'ns and two feeders, and two forty saw gins, levied ou as the proper'y of Peter O; Bawyer, to satisfy a fi. fa issued from Bibb bnpsrtor Court in favor of tbe Central Bailrood and Banking Company of Georgia, vs. Peter O. Bawyer. Property poinUd ont by plaintiff's attorney. GEORGE F. CHEERY, Sheriff. Sept 6,1880. Administrator’s Sale fi BORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.-By virtue ot U an order from tha Ordiory of said said county, will be sold before the court house door in Karen, within the legal hours of sals, on Tuesday, October 6, 1880, all ths land> and plantation ol J. H. Cowart, deceased, situat ed in Rutland district, Biub county, snd about 51.0 seres across the river in Twiggs county, the whole together, containing thirteen hundred seres, more or less, and bring all the lands own ed by said J.H. Cowart, in Bibb and Twires oonnty. at the time of hia death, except about 5*0 acres ai signed to the kidowat her dower, joining Holmes. Micohew snd others in Bibb, and Phil lip* aud Small in Twiggs, bo d for tbe purpose of psying the dobts of the deceased, and lor dis tribution among the heirs. Terms rash. J. J. IOWART. - Z W. COWART. Adm’is of J. H. Cowart, llsoon, Ga., 8ept. 0, 1880. For further information apply at thee nice ol Whittle * Whittle. scp7-lawtw* Administrator’s Sale. G BORGU.BIBB OOUNTY.-Under and by virtue of an ordes from tbe court of Ordina ry ;uf said county, 1 will sell on the first Tuesday in October ntxi, before thj oourt houue door iu the city ot Macon, in e*id county, between tbe usual hour* ot sole, all the real estate bel nging to the estate of Thos. J. Bhmholser, late oi .aid county, deceased. It consult ot the f Bowing property : Oue city lot, being part of lot number three (•). square numbe • twinty (20). in the city o< Mmoi;, with forty-five feet trout on Mulbtny street, aud taro hundred and ten fed (110) deem odlciniag what is known os the Btubblefie'-d Haase properly. Also port cf lot number (268) ta'j hundred and sixty-eight, coi. taint eg one hundred and thirty-five (.36) acres, more or less. Alto part of lot cumber (227) two hundred and twenty-teveu, containing (too) one hundred ucrcs, more or lea*. Also part ol lot number (210] two hundred and uu, eouls niug flit-, (M) a.rea, more or less. All lying in the Fourth (Rutland) District ol Bilb rounty. about eight mil. s from the City o; Macon. Said land* are told fuT the benefit cl the heirs, aud can b - bought as a whole or in separate divinan. Terms cash. •b.B.BWBET, Adm’r. sep7-lawtw * Certain acfl Pennanent Core ►on CONSUMPTION Catarrh, Bronchitis, COLDS* COUGHS, INFLUENZA. Lamar. Eankin & Lamar, MACON AND ATLANTA, GA. 0 RDINART’S'lffiae Jones County, Georgia. Anguat Slst, 18MJ.—Where** T>r. W. P, GloTer auplies to me lor administration on the eatat- oi Gieen B Watt, decened. These are to cits ou t admorith all person oenre’U-d to l-e cud amvsar at th-Com tot f »rA' nary ofsaid con-ty >n the find Mon .ay in Oct) her next, ard rhow cause il any thuy have wi same the shall r.ot he »ran*- d. Witness my baud otfii-iuilv, S-’;.8 Id Rrtl.AN |> T. RriSB. Ordinarv G eorgia. Houston imunty.—will te ►old b-fore the • ouit house d.mr in Perry, Hoarton cuun-y. on th« 6r»t Tuesday in October next. the.ilowina described prop-rty to wit: All tbfii trert or n#rnn of land situxted on Hog Crawl crees, in the lower lourteenth dhtrict of ■.aiil c-uuty and known estheEveretiH'ogCrawl plsoe. tviiUini' ir 1.4i7>j »ere» moreur less. Said lauJv ton] a* tlio pr-p-rtv ol the. estate of- W. K. Brown, iirce—ed, by vietoeula d-mee nim’eln the superi. r court of Bih*> county in the case of W. E. Brown, aier.ntor. >s. Amandafl. Brown et al. nold furtt.e purpose o carr ins out the pro visions of »aid deciv-a raid lands will be vo da« a -holeor in such parcels as mw be deemed »d- vi-abn. Toim- one-ihird rush, ore-ifcird in three raunti's vnd cne ihird in twelve moot* s, with 8 per <ent. interest. Pureluuer* rectiving certificxteof purchase cr bond f->r lUle. I osses- siou given toe firs' dsyof Jannarv. ’OSI. W. R. B RO WN, Executor ot W. R. Brown, deceased, and commissioner in equity. augSl-lawaw* td SIbmobS if -Sfilpl II r|s!|s| EXECUTUKS’ SALE. G eorgia, jones cou>TY.—Ry virtuo of *n order from the Court of Ordinary of Jones county, will be sold before th© act honeeaoor in the town <J Cl.ntqn, raid oounty. on the first Tuesdat in D-cemcer* ness, within the usual hours ul sale, the I»te James H. Fi'.r.ey rlar.ta- tion, coi.tain’n* eight honored (SCO) acres, mere or less, m'ukC- six mil.* e- at ot Clinton in said Jones com fy, near railroad s’«tion on M. and A* K. K. iM'ld in one t>od> for cistrihn-.ion. Orod fair land n-soud rta'e of ca'tivatiun, well im prove) viih plenty of Watrrai d t.mbcrtirall necessary puipoee>, in a good locality apd con venient to market. Terius cwh. R. H. BROWN, ’ H. J. FINNEY. Sept. 7.1850.-R* Executors. To &U Wh)mit Mar Oaucern. G BORGIA. BIBB COUNTY.-M. A. R. Dyer and T. F. Dye# having to proper form ap plied to ms for permanent letteisol administra tion on the estate of JchaDyur, late of said county. ibis la to cite all and singular the c-rediiora and next of kin ot John Dyer to be aud appear at my office within th* tune alloweoby law and show cause, if any thay tea. why pennansLt so mimatr tion should not begranted loM. A. R DyiutwndT. F. ltjerou John Dyer's estate. Wiluosa my hand snd official tig ature. September tth, 1SJJ. J. A. MCMANUS, sepStil Oruinary. Agente and Canvassers »u*iT-wiy CKOCKETT'S Iron W orb$, MACON-. GA. Atourwoiks can he seen tbo beat EN GINE MADE for GINSfiU AND TQRE3H- ING. Wq t usrsntee it to do all or more than the matafacturers eay.it will do. We build STATIONARY ENG NE8 From 8 to 80 Sorae Power, There is no Engine made superior to it, at we have testimonials to prove. We mura- fiotnte S&w and Grist Mills that give entire satisfaction. We keep for sale WATER WHEELS, HORSE POWERS. IMPROVED GIN GEAR. SUGAR MILL PANS AND EVAPORAIORS, And the Diet • - Horizootal Sugar Hill made. Also, ISON RAILING for cemete ries, eto. SHAFTING PULLEFS, -and GEARING for all all kinds of mill work. In fact, we keep everything that ie need about steam or water power or plantation work. Oar COTTON PRESS is eeoond to none, being cheap, simple and darab’e, »a hundred* will attest Bend for ci'C’t'ars enJ prices before buying elsewhere Add ess, juljSl vly E. 03CCKB7T4 30SB. G BORGIA. ulBB COUNTY.—Where**! Phen Collins, execnb r of the estate o - drew Bye, late of said tourty dec-ascd. ha* mvle application for letter* of dismLti n from said estate. These are therefore to cite and. ad monnh all persrna con. eraed to bo Mid np- apuearatthe Com t of Ordinary o! said courty on the first Mui.dav in O-tober next, to si-o- «»use,if any they have, why Utters of di-mis Sion should not he granted to applicant. Witness my official sk-n-ture J. A. MCMANUS, Ordinary. July 1.168) td* dm. Price of Gin*. Price xrith Self Feeder or Condenser. ■“so saw 2S “ 40 • S 60 •* 70 " SO « •SS 100 00 m aa iioS iSS la 1M0I ICO 00 181ft rciioo £32 03 /'YRDINAR'J’S Office fonea Connto V/ June 20, 1880.—»h -nai J"bn hn exeeutir estate t f Martha M Seabro- c *« apphea for dismission. ibe-e sretocita and admonish ali persons enrerned losh -w caus • at tbi« office on or by the flrjt Monday in llctobe*. if any they have to the e mtrarv. Witness u>y band officiallv. J-vSJtJv ROL\NL’T. ROSS. Ordinary THE GRKaT Kidney Regulator And Diuretfo. KtDKFGKN is highly recorrmri-l'd and r.nrnrprstfcd for WEAK or FOUL EIDN&SM DROP Y, BhIGHT‘8 DIP BASE LOSS OF 2NLBOY. NERVOUS l.F.BiLI; Y, or r-rry OBBTBUOTIONB atisir.g from GRAY£1, cr BLADDKB DIB5A8FB. Also 'cr YB1XOW FEVER. BLOOD and KIDNEY POISON'' \G in infected malarial eectirna. • **“By tbe distillation of a Forest Lost vri-h Juniper Bertnes and Btriey Malt we her e disrev e’ed K1DNEGJKN, which sets tpetifiss'ly on the Kidneys and Urinary Organs, rets..v posr.s In tbe Sladd-r at d auy strain nv »u ,rt- in*. heater irritation ia the water passage*, ? j v . in* Ihtm strergth, vigor end c.urii ir r. hcii hv color at d easy flow of urine. It c*n be l*k< n at all limes, in «1 climates, without. ir.-u'Vto tte sys’era. Unl-.ke any other prcna-alicn or Kid. cey diificnltUs. it haa a very plea-ar t and -grie- ahle tsste and flavor. It contaii a Positive Diu retic n-operties at d will not a-suite. Ijtdi<-s will hie it. snd GentUmon will fin’d KiUNEGEN tbe best Kidney T» nie ever Oted mjOMW bottle bsais ilie ateiotnre of LAWRKLOR A MARTIN, also a Vrocrirtary Government Stamp, which pc-n its K7DN i QBE to be sold (without Re. use) by dnsalst* gro cers ard other pertons every where. Put UP in Quarter-sire Bottles lor General and Family Use.. L»5VRR a CR & MARTIN, Prop’r;, Ct icaao Ill C3_«old .by Druggirts, Greceie an Dealers lerywhtre topliv.ly wm COTTON Cleans the Seed better, Runo Llc’iter, CIns Faster nnd Costs Less Money than an? other Gin In the Marki-'W Eveiytr.Achine fully nnd legally .^itarrantee J, These machines ore mado ot the beat materials; and th< vrorhmanshlpandCnlsharcunexcelled. IIaTcbccnawarde( premiums at all tho State fairs, Georgia Ain' ema, Texas, tte. Upwards of COCO of our Gum aro In constant cse IT southern states, over 10CO having been Bold in ITS, Price List of CIns, Feeders and Condenser Boxed ready far shipment and delivered at oar facto? Trice with Self Feederat Condenser. cr Terms givonon Application. X3 Prom 1513 to 1353 we mnnufactnreil Gins at Colombo*. Ga under the firm mmo of K. T. Taxx^aAcCo., afwrw ord aw, re wo bare been Gin* ever since. labor saving machine r adrantage* not enjoge va* so greet that neoirlyacaor&f remained unfilled, but we have doubled onr capacity and hope to bo able to meet allgr.aire.ud^btillttf the wisest plan to get your orders In earfy. Bei for illustrated rampIJet ^ivir^nrw rolmtarp testivumia iroro over 500 live, entcrprL«lns planters. Pressca,Engia coajiplete outfit; furnished whcii desired. Address mioxrx COTTON GTS CO., 2THW LONDON, coiy A. B. Farqnhar. AGENT AT MACON. GA. THE LUKBMUS, —oa— BMPROVED TAYLOR This is the seventh season ofthis popular Gla which combines the mcritsofspeed, light dmTr, good sample, and cleaning the eced in a Great er degree thaa any other, and is oiTcred with tha most perfect Scif-Fccdcr and Condenser made, at the following Very low prices, Sizes. Price of Gina 40 saw 45 “ 60 “ 60 “ 70 “ 80 •* $100.00 112.60 125.00 •140.00 160.00 130.00 orCo-denser • Condenser. $132.50 145.00 160.00 1S0.U9 2JO.OO 232.00 $155.00 170.5) i.n.oj 232.&1 2S-1.00 These Gins are made with Iron Frames and oi the best materials and are unsurpassed In finish and workmanship. Wo also manufacture GtL lett’s celebrated “Patent Steel Brush Cotton Gin,” together with the Favorite Light Draft: Cotton Bloom” Cotton Gin, with Feodera and -Condensers ior each Terms given on appllcailnon. THE STANDARD MACHINERY CC.. MYSTIC RIVER, COM* FRANKLIN H. LDMMUS, Gen. Agi COLUMBUS, GA. Samp’e Gin eat Campbell & Jcn?s, M?con G0LR0QM? JlneeTfesiflOae. Warn Air Fnrnact Kose Siovx FIRS 8cnd for testimonial’ from ail over the r ** - 7 8Beekinan St.N.l 1 i5,000,060 The American Shoe Tip Go. WABRAKT THEI a A.S.T.CO. Slack 1 up That Is now so extensively worn on ; CHILDREN'S SHOES TO WEAR AS LONG AS THE HETAL, Which was introduced by them, and by whff 'the above amount baa been saved to parents * noally. This Black Tip wiil wits si OMR, a* besides being worn on ilia coart grades it ie worn on fine and costly sb<f where tbe Metal Tip on account of its lo.{ would not bo used. firey all have our Trade Mark A. S. T. C\ stamped on front of Tip. Farenta should A8K FOE SHOES y-ith tl( BEAUTIFUL BLACK TIP on^^a^whenpuKhaalnj^o^heSr^chllitog^ Administrator’s Saio. I JT wirtfteof an orvier roru ib- OouitofCrdi- j navy o! Jone* c univ 4 w : !Mw* u*« the ftr-Y Taeitdaj in Jfowei' atit. •ttLec -ur. houai door in Cl itto , tw' hu ortd two acd a h%i* (tC24) act©* of land. **o+ or lets, lelonfixu: to 6'tate *>t ’ ey’Oit A. H*-; roin. hif *wer%p© pine i»n« : ou tb" Ch lailroad, ft nr mi!«» bolow Oris* old will©-Ji*tf cabiu and i>*>r %y of water »n.i limb©*. Sold fur distribu tion Temicnh. FALtX *^B A LHCOM, Adm’r.