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& «rob Sbxmtal $e 3l{*«**na*xr* ■'-WlW'JW' IHIWWMMMr - •rarw«to-»e- ■*-«*•**.. y^-^* ..*. . ALUEUED KOBBEttY. And n Very Bold One, IfTrue. A young mm named J. R. Gates, if Ills statement be true, was robbed in the heart of the city night before la3t, of the sum of one huudred and forty dollars. Gates’statement is that he took a drink in Christian’s saloon, on Gheny street, with two men by the name of Martin and Bailey; that they were together some time, and they finally persueded him to go to a room near at hand, where one of them proposed a game of faro, the apparatus being in the room. He told them he did not play, hut was induced to lend one of them money to play against the other. After he had lost thirty dollars, he reiused to play any more. He had then $110 left in his pocket, which he counted in their presence. They locked arms with him and started towards the Brown House, but on the way down got his money from him and started to run. He caught Bailey who broke loose two or three times and finally called up a negro and handed him some thing. That he, Gate3, suoceeded in get ting his man to the barracks, and after he had been there some time, one of the lieu tenants of the police returned him thirty dollars which Bailey gave up, and ad vised him to drop the matter. He refused to do it, but the police turned the man loose, Mr. Gates brought an advertisement, of fering a reward for the men, into this of fice at dark last evening, and informed us a half hour later that he had been of fered $50 to drop the matter. He said he Would compromise on $75, and later ho returned and withdrew his advertisement. We presume he got his price. We know nothing of the facts in the case other than those given by Mr. Gates. lie had just sold his cotton, hence his pos session of the funds. A MACON ENTERPRISE. Boxes for tbe Thousands. Yesterday we took a glance through the establishment of Mr. A. Seifert, on Second street, and were shown his appa ratus for making pasteboard hozes as well as specimens of work turned out. Owing to delay in shipment of pasteboard the full force of hands were not at work. There are orders on hand for boxes that will require the constant attention of ten or twelve hands for tbrcejnontlis to fill. The house will manufacture any shape, style or species of box used in business. Just give them a copy, and they will turn out anything desired. We like the idea of employing girls in this work. There are but few trades open to women by which they can make a living, and as this is one that requires deft finger? only, there is no reason why they should not he given the choice of posit ions. This cs tablishment is in chaige of Mr. Seliger, an experienced boxmaker. The printing office, in charge of Mr. Bridges Smith, is crowded with work, one order calling for 300,000 copies of Brew er’s Lung Restorer circulars. Tiio Harmonic Society. The stockholders of the Harmonic So ciety had an enthusiastic meeting last evening, twenty-four shares of stock being represented. After transacting business of minor importance, an election was held for directors for the ensuing year, and the following stockholders were elected: A. G. Butts, W. R. Singleton, R. B. Hall, Chas. Sindall, Virgil Powers, Charles Hcrbst, F. Schoneman, A. E. Boardman, A. L. Wood, L. Merkel, W. T. Johnston. Judge Emory Bert was elected President, Prof. Czunla Musical Director, with Prof. Newman as Chorus Master. Secretary and Treasurer E. D. Irvine. For the coming season the society will present greater attractions than ever before. The hall facilities being far superior to last year, will enable them to perform to greater advantage. %/Jut T 7 JTJFjZ- Porous Plaster. The only improvement ever made on the common Porora Plaster. *,000 druggists have signed a paper stating that 1IE , _ ulHE POROUS PLANTER* are superior to all other> p-i~ si c-nt*. MRABURT k JOHWW1N. Pbarmareatioal chemists. York. <1 SDRS CDRS for all the diseases f.r which it is recommended, and always perfectly safe in the hands of even the most inexperienced persons. PERRY DAVIS’ PAIN KILLER Is reammen-tei by nijistcians, Ministers. Missionaries, Malta cert of radortes. Wort-Siops, and floatations, .Yumrs in lli-piliii—in snort bv eraybofly errryvhi re who has ever given it a trial. IT HAS STOOD THE TEST OF FORTY YEARS’ TRIAL. . S3 Ah B frcl Gif’ II I C CS «hnnM have a place in every fhctmy, maemne-anoft 1^E li W aV IBa Ci av. and mill, on event farm and phintat on. and in every household, ready for immediate use not only for accidents, cuts, bruifes, ceres, etc., but In case of sudden sickness of any l-ind. Q * IAN Ef || B PO is the well-tried and trusted friend of all who want r HIH (X fl Ls P—& SX a sure and *»fe medicine which ran beirpely treed internally or externally- without fear of harm and with certainty of relief. Its price brings it within the reach of all; and it will annually save many times its cost In doctors’ bills. For sale by all druggists at 25c. 50c. and $1.00 per bottle. PERRY DAVIS & SON. Proprietors. Providence. R- I- A and Case. The Savannah Notes of yesterday con tains the sad story of a young wife, told in a most graphic and interesting manner. Tbe lady was originally from Macon, but attended a ball in Quitman with a young man from South Georgia, and occupied the same apartments afte wards. A marriage grew out of these circumstances, and an unwilling husband found himself in pos session of an unhappy wife. He carried her to Charleston and tried to get her in to a convent, but failed, and finally board ed her out in Savannah until a few days since, when lie announced to her by letter his intention to be rid of her, whereupon she took rooms at the Planters’ Hotel, and swallowed'an ounce of laudanum. By a fortunate discovery and hard labor her life was saved. Ko BUI. The grand jury of Jones county returned “no bill” in the case of the State against Wash Comer, who inflicted the knife wounds upon Charley Bird on election day. Comer himself was shot in the side. Neither combatant has prosecuted the case, but Bird’s recovery is looked for with considerable interest, as few people believe the trouble at an end. Beautiful Photograph*. There are on exhibition at tbe Public Library, seventy-five photographs of cele brated pictures in the Salon of Paris. They were purchased and presented by Mr. Thomas B. Gresham. The “Hamlet and Ophelia” is a study, even as a photo graph, as is also the two faces in an op era box. Woman's Missionary Society. The opening exercises were held on last night in the parlors of the Mulberry Street parsonage, with Mrs. J. B. Cobb in the Chair. Dr. R. n. Rivers, of Eufa’ila, Ala., opened the exercises with prayer. The address of welcome was made by Mrs. T. W. Mangham, and was responded to by Miss Kitty V. Cater, of Perry. After the routine business, a very pleas ant social reunion wa3 indulged in. The following are the delegates who have already arrived. Others are ex pected on this morning’s trains: Delegates iij attendance—Mrs. J. O. Branch, Mrs. R. D. Walker, Mrs. C. H. Carson; Mrs. S. S. Harvey, Dawson; Mrs. L. F. Pardons, Hawkinsville; Mrs. V. F. Bessent, Liberty county; Miss K. V. Cates, Mrs. Dr. Havis, Perry; Mrs. W. H. Talton, Miss Maggie Coleman, Houston county; Miss Ella Brown, Talbot county; Mrs. J. H. Brenham, Fort Valley. The society meets for business this morning at 9 o'clock, at the residence of Mrs. Charles Canning, on Mulberry street. Brilliant Wedding in Cnthbert. CUTlfHERT, Ga., Oct. 21.1880. Editors Telegraph and Messenger: The' silken tic of matrimonial bliss has bedta woven with delicate threads of love, and two hearts now beat in responsive chords to the dulcet notes of true affection. Our city has again lost another belle, taken offtlirough the channel that leads to the hymeneal altar. Miss Blanche Powell, daughter of our wide-awake and enter prising druggist, Dr. T. S. Powell, was united in marriage to Mr. H. A. Hays, of Greenwood, Florida. The ceremony was performed in an im pressive style by Rev. A. S. Hamilton, D. D., in the presence of a large assem blage of friends at the residence of the bride’s father, Wednesday atone p. m. After congratulations, the company par took of a sumptuoushanquet,spread in ex quisite taste. Gaiety ran high and ruled the hour until time for departure, when many eyes were bathed in tears. Miss Powell being a favorite in our social cir cles, Ibe city was loth to witness her de parture, and when the locomotive moved away with our charming attraction to_so ciety, a vacancy was created in our midst which will be difficult to fill. Mr. Hays is an excellent gentleman and quite popu lar with our people. Possessed of polish ed manners and good address, he is de serving of the prize that he has won. C. Good Farming. In Houston county, Mr. Garrett Smith raised last season on eighteen acres ol Imd, nineteen bales of cotton and four hundred bushels of corn. No guano was used. This, we should say, .was good fanning. An Inquiry—Kerod. AfATiT.nv, Falls County, Texas, October 18,1880. Editors Telegraph and Messenger; request of you to find through your paper the following names: Simon, Fanny and Sucky Bailey. I would like mostly to find Fanny and Simon Bailey. Please adver tise it in your paper, and let all the col ored churches know it—especially the col ored Baptist and Methodist Churches of Macon and suburbs. The information I seek, is to find out where my parents live; arid if you would inquire of the colored people, or H. C. McLennan, of Thomas- villc, Ga., by sending a copy of this letter to a newspaper of that place, I would be under many obligations to you. Nath and Dick Bailey are the inquirers. Address letters containing information to Richard Washington, Marlin, Falls county, Texts, CareofRobt. Alexander. Eton Lira CUBE $1.25 PER BOTTLE- A positive remedy for all Kid ney, Liver and Urinary Troubles ox both male and female. READ THE RECORD "It caved ury lift."—B. B. Lekely. Selma, Ala "It ia the remedy that will care the many dig. eases peculiar to women."—Mother's Magazine, “It has paroei severe tests and wen endorse ments from some of ti-e highest medical talent in the country.”—Now Yura World. "No Remedy heretofore discovered can bt held for onr moment in comparison with it.”—0. * Harvey, D. 11., Washington, D. O. This great natural remedy is for sale by all druggists in all parts of the world. —TRY IT AND TAKE NO OTHER.— • H. WARNED «fc CG ROCHESTER. N. Y. —Lamar, Rankin & Lamar have Mag nolia Balm. Bloom of Youth, Oriental Cream, Cliarra of Beauty, and other ele gant cosmetics for the skin and com plexion. An Editor's Escape. Office of the “Industrial Era.” > Albia. Iowa, May, 25,1880. j To Whom it May Concern : I take pleasure in making the following statement: I have been afflicted with a disease of the kidneys for the past two years and have tried numerous remedies with only partial and temporary relief: Warner’s Safe Kidney and Liver Cure was recommended to me and alter tak ing it the pain and distress left me and I am to-day feeling strong and well. I am erfectly satisfied that Warner’s Safe Remedies arc the medicines needed and can cheerfully commend them to others. G. W. Stamm. I hereby certify that I have been a pra- ticing physician for twenty-seven yeare and for many chronic cases in my prac tice do recommend Warner’s Kidney and Liver Cure. It was upon my advice that G. W. Stamm, the editor, obtained . this valuable remedy. sep 28-2w A. A. Ramsay, M. D. A Wise Deacon. “Deacon Wilder, I want you to tell me how you kept yourself and family well the irast season, when all the rest of us have been sick so much, and have had the doc tors visiting us so often.” “BrotherTaylor, the answer is very easy. X used Hop Bitters in time; kep’ my family well and saved the docto hills. Three dollars’ worth of it kept weil and able to work all tbe time. PI warrant it bas cost you and the neighbors one or two hundred dollars apiece to keep sick tbe same time.” ffl)0ficon,ril use your medicine here after.” f S PAD Cures H' SiijlyBj vitM /-IC-v Atop- icine. (L&Jl tin. POND’S EXTRACT. Subdues Inflammation, acute and cbronic. Controls and Hemorrhages, Venous and Mucous. INVALUABLE FOR SPRAINS. BURNS. SCaLDS.BRUISES. SORENESS,RHEUM Vi’lSM, BOILS, * ULCERS, OLD bOEES, TOOTH ACHE, HEADACHE. ASTHMA, SORE THROAT, HOARSE NESS, NEURALGIA, CA TARRH, ETC., ELC, Emrj. Abbott.—'‘Valua In and beneficial ’ H BY WOOD MlITfiC. M. I).. M.K.C. P..of Eng- land.—"1 have used it with n irked benefit.” H.G. Passion. M. D.. Brooklyn, N. Y.—"I know of no remedy so generally useful.” Amhub Gcismss, M. D . F. R. U. fi..of Ene- Isrnl.— 1 hire prescribed Fond’s Extract with great success.” CAUTION.—Pond’s Extract is sold only in bottles with the usrae blown in the glass. It is unsafe to use ether articles with ourdi rections. insist on baring Fond’s Extract. Re fuse all imitations snd substitutes. SPECIAL PREPARATIONS OF POND’S EX TRACT COM HI S bl> WITH THB FOREST AND MOST DEL 1C At E PaRFUMES FOR LADIES’ BOUDOIR. POND’S EXTRAOX... .60c, $1.00 and $1.76 TOILET OBKAM 1.«'0 DENTIFRICE 60 LIP HALVE 25 TOILET SOAP (8 caheel 60 OINTMENT — 50 CATARRH CUBE 76 PLASTER 25 INHALER Grises 60o) 1.00 NASAL SYRINGE 25 KEDIOATED PAPER 25 FEMALE l-YBI.vGE $1.10 Orders amounting to S5 worth sent express free on receipt of money on f. O. order. Our new Pamphlet with history of our Prep irations sent free on application to P£2ND’S EXTRACT CQ„ No. 14 W. 14th Street, Nrw York. old by Is*.I nnrt«^fiodawly Sfy'oua !v If yon are a *rrT t of Ictten. toiling over yocr mldnt/r*? work to Erttore brain nerve and wa&te, oea If yon are young and eefleriopr from any indiscretion or dissipation j if you are married cr Fisgle, old ar ^ younc. suilerin;'fron3 poor health or .’•j’ljjoixi- Whoever you are, wherever you ore. vrbenever you f-**» that your system needs clcanrinfr tonirpr or etimnlating, without intoxicoUvg,isko wre ercrctss! Hare you d'jipcptia, lidney or urinary complaint, dia- H Of the Btomach, bond*. Hood, It irr, or nerve* t m Yon will bo cured if you use If you are simply weak and low spirited, try It! B Insist upon it. Year druggist beeps It. It may save your life. It hes evwed bu£?o£s. nop Coach Care 1 a th* twee Wit, t&fMt an£ _>•<. A.h ch"dm». Th* Hop Pad for atomtrh,LlTg sad K^di 7*, U nperfar lo a!7 others. Comb TRACK MARK. The Only Tine Malarial Antidote Db, Holmax'8 Pad i, no guess-work remedy- no feeble imitative experiment—ro purloined hodge-podge of some oth r inventor’* ideas: it is the Original snd only GENUINE CURATIVE FAD, the only remedy tbit has an honestly ac quired right to use the title-word “FAD” in eon- r e-i ion with a treatment 'for chronic diteases of tbe Stomach . Liver and Spleen. Bv s recently perfected improvement, effected bv the addition ol vegetable ingredie-ta of ue«-ly divcovend remedial value slid abs-.rptive adapt ability. Dr. Holman has greatly increased the scope of tbs Pad’s ucaiuincgs, snd appreciably sugm< nted its active curative power. ; This treat improvement gives HOLw A Vs FAD (with its adjuvants) comp e'e and nnHlir.g control over the moat persistent and uryield- in* fora a of Chrouic Disease ol the Stomach and Liver.aa wells* Valeria] Flood roiscmnir. HOLM AN’S PAD* have cured, and are dell* curing diseases of so mar y kinds, that the list i- Weil Utah ir terminable. It In eludes Malarial Pn-sO"* cf every tip*, from Aching Bones and Zoic Fevers to Chills and Dumb Ague *TO )4- v.H Dla-AKKy.suchas Djspepsia. Indiges tion Sour Stomach Chronic Diarrhoea Flatu lency. litarlburn etc . etc • LIVER f>l*OK- ilt i-H lih- Biliousness Bilious Colic Danger, ous Fevers Sick Headache Paint in the Side Bi ious Fevers. Torpid Liver, etc. etc Well no s loll nn.hty roiueUT justify lh- eminent l’r,.f s-nr I oomis* high eneumiam: “It is nearer a Umver al Panacea than anything in Medi cine I” The succc r* of Holman’s Pads has implied Re itvora who (-ff-r Padssimilar in Form and Odor lo tho genuico Hoi nan Par. Beware of these bogus aud 1 mitition Pads, gotten up only to sell nu tbs reputation at tho GENUINE Holman Fed. Each genuine Hilman Pad bears the Private Revenue Memo of the HOLMAN PAD COMPA NY. with tho above Trad*-Mark. printed in ^““'FORSeLS -*Y ALL FfB8T-CLAS8 DRUGGISTd, Or tent by mail, post-paid, on receipt of -*2.00. JEXi>JLB7A.*? PaD CO, F.O.B*tSU2. WILLIAM Ht., New York. o-ASSlr- jd iwS - t ;.c >inxtrm . , „ «■>:. in—Agents --nven rr. re»ky»brry k>B. IliaptrloH. Aik drupgift*. D. I. C. Ison tU'.laU and Imriatahk cara {■* drunken;*, mo of */v»^ ’tVAyv A VEGETABLE MEDICINE FOR THE BLOOD,UYER&K1DNEYS: CliRATINE, For Blood Diseases. CURATiKE, For Liver Complaints. curatIne, For Eidney Llae&sos. C'JRATiNEj For Rheumatism. CURATiNE, For Scrofula Diseases. CURATINE, A medicinal com pound of known value- combining In one prep aration tno curative powers for tbe evils which produce nil dis eases of the .9/»od, the Liver, the AMneya. Harmless In action and thorough In its effect. Ills unexcelled for the cure of all Mood Dis eases such as Srvo/- ulm• Tutnoi'o, Boils, Tetter, Salt Mheutn, Rheumatism, Xer- n trial JPoisot.insr, also €toastipation f Dyspepsia, J«d<- aestioa, Sour Stom ach, ZV tent ion of VritiOf etc, ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT. THEBROWI CHEMICAL CO BALTIMORE, Md. LAMAR, RANKIN * LAMAR, WhnUs.1* D ima”. *««" NOTICE—LEAYE TO SELL LAND. G EOBGTA, Jones Coonty.—Tonr week* aft-r dale I will apply to tbe Court of O-dinan <i said county, for leave to soil all tho real estate belonging to Green B Watte, dreeued. Thu October 19.1850. octal- wlw« W. P. GLOVE Z, Adm’r. G Baud'.Crawford County—By order grsntra by the Ordinary ol mid coun ty, will be sold before the eonrt-houae door in tha town of Knoxville, on t^e first Tuesday in November next, within the legal hours of sale, the real aetata of John W. Dent, deceased; of said county, being lota and parte of lots No. 127, on which is situated a merchant ml'l with two aeta of rocks, with eighteen feet bead and an unlim* ted anpply of water; alio, lot No, 9S. v -e*vUy timhosed, edjoinin*tbemUllot,bothlosssita- aeed in ths Kvesth diatriot. Also, fifty acres in let No. 1Mand iot No, 187,lot 219, and Masses more or leas, in lot No. 188, all in theceeonddu 1 triet of Mid county, oak and hickory land, port cleared and part wood,. Feld at the property of John W. Dent,deceased, hr distribution. Term* cash. oetl5-dl waw2t* WM. J. DINT, Adm’r. The accumulated evidence of nearly thirty years show that the Bitters is a cer tain remedy for malarial disease, as well as its surest preventiv; that it eradicates dyspepsia, constipation, liver complaint and nervousness, counteracts a tendency ta ghout, rheumatism, urinary and ute rine disorders, that it imparts vigor to the feeble, and cheers the mind, while it in vigorates the body. For sale by all drug gists and dealers generally. /^BORGIA, BIBBC<>UItTY.- VX Edwards basapplird to*me apart a homestead of personalty i -Whereas Z. T me for tho retting apart a homestead of personalty and th. valua tion of the same. 1 will pass upon said applica tion at my oltUe on Monday toe Sih day of No vemher,IS80, at TO o’clock a. m. This October 18,1580, oct!9td* J, A. MpHANUa. Ordinary- Mahlmoa .Restored. A victim of eatly imprudence, canting nervous debility, premature dec y ete., haying tried in vain every known remedy, ha. discovered a sim ple mean, of <w!f-rare, w-ich he will send free to h<a fellow.a. fforvrs. Address J. H. REIVES. 43 Crqibam ,troft. New York, oetlioodawly Administrator’s Gray’s Specific Medicine. HADE MARK. THE greatTRADE MARK. Erglish' rem- edy. An un* failing ire for Beminal eak- nt»j. Spermat orrhea, Impo- tanoy, and ail ■lisoaHus .hat, "Befora TaMngquence of -^'Afisr^Taiin^ abuse: as a loss of memw.-y, universal laseiiuaa pain in the back, dimum of vision, premalare old agn. ar d many Otht .• diaeasee that lead to in sanity ami consumption and a prematura grave. Bull particulars in oar pamphlet, which wa de sire to send Ires by mail to every one. T be Spa- cifio ’-’.edicino is sold by all druggists at Jl p-> package, orsix packages (or85 will be sent free by mail on receipt if tbo money by addrostin the GB\T XBDIC1NK CO. No '0 Mechani Blocs. Detroit. Mich. Sold in Macon and evu whereby all druggist*. cotJi dsvrlv. C2-or sal* by LAMAB, RANKIik A LtMdR. (LUMP) la tho highest nrliievemcnt in cereal preductions, aud renowned throughout tho world ns tho Standard Laundry Starcli. In shape it presents huge dense crystals ol wonderful whiteness and sweetness, free from the faintest odor and of incomparable strength. Its su periority and economy aro tho result of experiment and improvement for thir ty-five years, and its popularity tho re ward of this effort ol n lifetime. Itoynl Gloss Lump Starch is packed in hand some one-pound, three-pound, and six- ponnd cartoons, and for sale by Grocers every-where. Manufactured by firjOREW ERKENBRECHER. Cincinnati, Ohio, i " 0 PIUM. HABIT CUBE d&wlr By B. M. Woolley Atlanta. Oa. Reliable evi dence given, and reference to cured patient* and pbysiciana Send for my book on tbe habit and it* cure. FRIGS WEST BEOS,, 68 BAY ST., SAVANNAH, GA., Colton Factors, Commission Merchants —And f. Cen in— FERTILIZERS. General Agents for tbe Delta Cotton Tie. LIBERAL ADVANCE* ON CON8IGNMBNT8 W. W. Carnes, MAOON, AGENT BLTA COTTON TIE. juy24 dswtillmvl z=Q5th— Popular Monthl) Dniwma of the Coiamonwesltk Dteirlfei- tloD Cd. AT UAOAULST’B TBBATJU. In :tfc« City of Loniaville, on • SATURDAY OCT. 30.L 1880. Tbaaadrawinn aatboriaed by the Ltwlalosurw of 1878. and natained by tbe courts of Kentucky, occur regularly on the Uatdayof ovary mouth, Sunday* and Fridaya excepted, for the period of Ova year*. The United States L’i-euit Court on March $1 rendered the following decisions: lit—That the Commonwealth Distribution Company is legs'. 2d—its drawings aro fair. N. E.—This compwiy hat nowon hand'alarai reserve fund. Brad the list of prises for tho OCTOBER DRAWING. .1 Pnse,..^., 1 Prise 1 Prise 10 Prisua tt.OCO eaah 10 Prises 800 each , 100 Prise, 100 each 100 Prises 80 each 809 Prise, 20 each • itswoMttHtlilfMiMIhHF 12,070 L000 Prisca 10 e«h . 9 Prises f90ea.fi, ap’roximat'n prises 9 Fruet fOOearh do do . ? Prises 103 each do do 10.900 2,700 MV IMOTMm* 2I1S, too Whole Tickets, Half Tickets, fl. 27 Tickets, 200. 55 Tickets, gmo. REMIT BY MONEY IN LETTER. BY BANK DRAFT OR BXPRB88. to R. M. BOA RDM iN, Oca,mr-Journal Budding. IxioianUe Kentuokv, or 8C7 andSC9 B-oadway.N. Y. aaDleodtuthnaaSwHarhm 3i^1» Count? Sheriff 8al«Se \l7TliHta«etdb9teM9bo court hewae dear in vv the city of Macon, dnringtbo Itgal boor* ol Mle an the first Tuesday in November next, tbe -ollowing property, tn-wit: That tract or pareel of leaden Peewit Hil, near tho city of Mooon. an wkiih there is e two- story wooden build ins Said tract beisg one* ball acre more dr loss, lying in the Godfrey dis trict. in eud entity, opposite the la e rcideno. of J. T. Wilkinson, eon fronting on the Houston rood. Levied on as tbe property of Henry C. Owen., to satisfy a 8. fa. i-anen from Baldwin finperi.* Coen in favor of Thomas T. Windsor yi. Henry 0.Owens. Also, at the Mate time and place, oce-haif in terest m tbe in tbe lot. with brick walla o' build ing thereon, at tasted in Macon, Georgia, bei- g tbe north earner of tat Ne. three, in .quare Si. bounded on tbe northeast by allay, northwest by property of John A, Doug's*, southeast and southwest by property of Cirhe-1 and Curd. Levied on a* the proserty of the < Mate of 6. P. Oliver to aatiaf r n fl. fa. leaned from Bibb dupari- or Court, in favorB. f, Beat v*. H. B. Oliver, ad minktrator of G. F. Oliver. Property pointed out by p'air.tff. Alto, at tho same time and place, pert lot No. three of the four four acre tats, Moated on tbe neat side ef the Ocmnlgee river in uid county ef Bibb, fronting on Boordary street sixty feet and rtumibg back one hundred and fifty feet to n twenty-foot alley, said lot joining the lot of Uriah Williams. Levied on as the property of J. a. Hopper, to satisfy a fi. fa. tuned frost Justice Coart 48l.tdlttnot G. M.. fn favor of P. Fitiger- ald vs. J.B. Hopper. Levy mafia and returned to me i y a eooaub’e. Also, at the same and place, lot No. 18, in Tine- vHle, eceoiding to the recent aurveymefieby Collins of lands formerly owned by Levin Cau sey, bounded on the north by a street, on the east by tlia city line, on the wwt byjot Ho. 17, con taining about onc-’alfaa acre, more or lesa. with two arnsU tao-room henaee thereon. levied on aa the property of W. a. Cherry, toiatn/yeU. fa iaaurd Irem Jostioe Ourt *8Ut district G. k. in favor c livcr k Douglas, and Stephen Collin., transferee, vs. W. A. Cberry. levy made and returned to me by a constable. Alao.attheiametime.bat owing to tbe ex pense in moving, wi'l be K>ld at tha gin shop of Peter C. Sawyer, on tbe earner of Cherry aud Fourth ttreeta, in the city of Macon, aeve- ty feet of shafting, one drill pre*s, one tnrnirg lath and one p aisiag m.chine- Levied on a* the prop- r- ty o; Peter C. Sawyer ta satiifyafl fa issued from Bibb Superior Court in favor o A. B. Small v*. FiterO. Sawjer. Property pointed out by iteor TbyseJS: IJ’H 1 untold mieerite that plaintifi’s attorcry. nets d GEO. T. CBEfilY. Sheriff. Agvntfi Wanted tor th* y srusx ssiliso B-OK OF IHI i OB, Foundations of Success. BUSINESS AND SOCIAL FORMS. The lews of trade legal forma, bow to transai-t bua nt-ss. valuable tab’s*, social etiquette, Par liamentary uugs, how to conduct public bud- ares; In fact it is a complete Guide to Bucceu for all olassc*. A family nece-tily. Address, for circulars ana special term.. ANCHOR PUBLIiilNG OQ., octtdrofiawlm Atlanta. Ga LUDDEN & BA i ES EKHHBaBSXKlCnBHBBBHI SOUTHJEI1N Music Mouse. Ths .Music "House' of-the’iSonth. Esmoval to Our NEW DOUBLE STORE. An .Immense Music Temple. Ttrolanw stores, cae* Stt foet front and foar storiet hiieb, frontmic on threo H'roeti* and fUind from cellar to loft with muMcaJ au t*pliea. Noth ing to rompare with it in tbo tfonthcrn htatos. A, Big Store. A Big Stock. A Big Trade. A*SD MOKE TO COME. Durirg tbo ten ye^rs since our establishment of ourhonre wohaue nare'oprd tbe music trade of the Bouts t6 a wonderful degree, but ns vet — Kwo only bnrun. Wo nee. not many years ahead, h business of a million a year, and to take care ol this enormous trade we have provided our pres ent mammoth wsrerooma. Fall trade 18S0 will bo immense. We are readv for it. For months oar senior partner haa boon at tbe Ncrth con- l rue ting with Piano and Onren iranufacturera for instruments. Helms concluded moat advan- t—*oous contract, and the Piamoi arid Organ, are coming, coming” ICOJriOmore. by every tt-com- r. New Stvlee.New Prirc, New Terms, New Stock. New Store. New Departure. P. WILSON & SONS, -HBADQUABTBR8.POB— Saddlery-HaTdware —AND— Carriage Goods* Saddlers, Harness-Pikers land CarrisgeMa kers will And in our stock anything wanted. P. WILSON A80KS. 188 and 1S8 Main bt., ClneinraVi, Ohio. jly2 7 8m OSURANCE. Tiie LiTBigoGl, LonSoit & fllote, —AND- J$rth Biitikh ud ItmuliU Iftn’inti fn. snercbai dike of all kind* at lowe*l __ Al«n i**no “flo$’ < aT» w on octton, Ion; urm policies ou d*allii-K« ou mo$t- faTora- blts lerma. L C. PLANT A LON. , oc«S Macow G». Special Offer, Fall 1880; t©.Cat>h Prices with Three Months Creiit.'S* During months of August, September andOo- toherwe will .e’l 1’ianos sod S'rgansat Lowest Cash I’rieet. pryshloSM Ca-h on a Piano or S10 •lash id an Organ, with the balance in three months, without icturest. What Do You Sav to this Offer? ^Writo*!or* 11! mr ritad'^'^it «d re nog "and* New Price Lins for Pali 1889, and prepare to be asten- "lUSDEN & BATES, ATANNAH-IUA. meiisiiE mm and driai dealers. doc27-dlt«w5wlv Debtors and Creditors. A LL per-on. indebted to tbe estate of Thomas J. abi'-hrleer. late of B bb coar.iy. Gnorvia s e breeby noillrd to msk- immelist- pa,mwt, and tbre* having claims against laid relate are requested t, present them properly avtneuticat- ed.tr the law disecta. .. . oocfi-wfiw fi. 8.8WBBT, Admr. MTEKT Liver FAD. With the Anti-Malaift. Dll DEC drills nnd Fever, Dy»- UUllftaV pepsin, Liver Com* plaint*, Kidney Affection*, Neural- Kin, Constipation, 8tek Hend< ■the, Female Complatnte- Blllona- nCM, Palpitation, and all Kalarlal Dlseaaes wltbont medicine. Ho Dos ing—no inconvenience, and a positive cure. Price, including Bottle Anti-Malaria, $as». Sent by mail to any address upon receipt of price* Principal Depot, 015 iicrmna Sk ? JBaltO., Md. Sold by Druggists generally. Buy none bnt Flagg’s Patent Liver and Stomach Pad, others are bulky, bard and troublesome to wear. John Ingalls, druggist, Wholesale and Retail Agent, comer P.urlhaod Poplar streets. Maoon. Ga- octl I ikib Estey Organ Co. Sta. kt'm\ts. Comor t MILL & FACTORY SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS. BELTING, HOSE and PACKING, OILS, PUMPS ALL KINDS, IRON PIPE, FITTINGS, BRASS GOODS, STEAM GAUGES, ENGINE GOVERNORS, &o. Sand for Price-list. W. H. DILLINGHAM & CO., 143 Main Street. LOUISVILLE, KY. /^BORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.—Under end by VJt virtue ot an order from the Coort of Ordina ry of said CO"my, will be sold before tbe court house door in the city of Maoon, between the legal hoar* of sale, on Ibe first Tuesday in No vember next, acvea shares of the capital stock cf ibn Southwestern railroad company, belonging to Jamas P. Washington, minor. Bold for tbe the purpou ot educating and maintaining arid minor. [HignedJ It. A. WASHINGTON, OCtfi-UWfiW Guardian. W. A. OHBRRY vs. TUB LIFE ASSOCIATION or AMBRICA, ot aI,-lB Equity in Bibb Bn- perior Court. It appearing to the Court that by the retur* of the sheriff, that the Life Association of America cannot be fennd, and it fnrther appearing that raid defendants are non-rendenta of the State of Georgia: Orde-ed. that said defendant* be and appear at the next term of this Court, to be held on the IcnUh Monday in October next, to plead, answer or demur to said billnUdin the above cam, or tha same will ba taken pro confewo aa to them, and said case will proceed ex parte. Or dered farther, that laid defendant be served by publication once a month fur (onr months, in the Macon Telegraph and Meaienger he!ore the next term of this uoart. This Jane 21,1880. T. J. S’HMONS. Judges. 0. M.O. A Proudflt, solicitor for remslainmnt. A true extract from the minute* of Bibb rior Court. June 22, 1880. tae2i-lam«m* A. B. ROSS. Clerk. TAKE UXTOTICIEJ. Th,» is the only Lottery ever voted on by the people of a State, and under a ate deci sion of the U. 8. Supreme Court at Waehisg- ton.ls the on'y Legal Lottery cow in the United States, all other charters having been repealed or having no exiatenoe. A KPLBNU1S ■PPOBTUNITY VO WIN A FORTUNE. SEVENTH GRAND DIS TRIBUTION, CLASS Ii. AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY. NOV. 9JU. lM-UGth Benikly nrarnu. Louisiana State Lottery Oompsnv. This laatitaticn waa regularly Incorporated by the Legislature ol the State (or Bdncaticnal and Charitable purposes, in 1888, tor the term of twenty*five years, to which contract the inviola- He faith ol the State is pledged ,wk ich pledge hat been renewed by an overwhelming popular votes securing its iranchite in tbe new constitution aooptrd December 2, 1879, with a Capital of *1,000,000, te which it haa since added a reserve fund of $360,009. ITS GRAND SINGLE N UM BER DRAWINGS will take place monthly,on the soccndT-esday. It never scale* or postpone*. Look at th* follow ing Distribution: CAPITAL PRIZE $30,000. 100,000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLAR8 BACH HALP-T1CKBTH. ON* DOLLAR. LIST OB PRIZES. 1 Capita] Pm* 1 Capital Prise 1 Capital Pnse— 2 Prise* of gi.M-O 5 Prize* of 1,000 20 Prizes of 300 100 Prize* of 1TO™.,, 2(10 Prizes of 60..„., 6tO Prizes ot 20...... 10W Prizes of 10 9 Approximation Prizes cf 3300.. 9 Approximation Prises of 200,,.. 9 Approximation Prises of 10e.„. L3I7 Prises, amounting to „„,„.SU0,40t paid. Responsible oorreapording aaeni* wanted at all points, to whom liberal compensation will be paid- “For fnrther Information, write clearly, giving fall address, tend orders by express or Regis tered Letter or Money Order by mall, ad dressed only to li. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, La. or same person at if o 319 Broadway. New York. All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are ander the supervision and management of Gene rals G.T. BBAUABGABD sad JURAL A. EAR LY Music Bosks for Schools Me Velum ctira.S’S’.’-fffiSS This is anew and superior High School Song Book with advanced element*, and a great varl- etv of music, teenier and rerred. to be aungin one. two or feur parts. Mr Tilden’a previous works have been highly approved. Sjng Bells. No more attractive School Song Book haa for a long time appeared. It is net graded, and will do for any class. Groat variety ot songs, sab jecta selected with great skill, and music is of the belt. Introduce onr new Sabnath School Song Book- WHIT* ROBBS; (80 eta.) at onoe to roar Sun day School: No better book exiata. Books for Hutie Teachers for tbe Fall Cam paign. AU are good and practical books. Do not fall to examine th m. Z in croon’s Voire of Warship (31.), for Singing Schools. rerkint’ Tew pie. («1), tor Singing Sehoris. Johnson’s New Method for Binging Cusses, (•Otto.) Johnson's Parlor Organ Instruction Book. $i : bo N. B. Conservator} methrd for Piano. (33.) Also subscribe now for THE MUSICAL REC ORD, («l), a Weekly Musical paper with all tbe newt. 49*Any book sunt, poet free, for the retail price. OLIVER DITS0N AGO.*Boston. O. H. DITBOM A CO, fififi R’dway H.Y. anfittf wait trsaa ■ irrdiserearoa wlylifoatay be alien.t- ed and cured. TLcite who doabt this asaertioa aheuld purchase tbe new m-dical work published by the PEA HOOT MEDICAL INHTI toil, Boston, entitled THBBCIbNCB OP LIFE or, SELF PJU0BRVAT1ON. Exhausted vi tality. nervous and physical cebility, or vitalitv impaired by tbe errors of youth or tn> close or too close application to batineei, may be restor ed and manhood regained. Two hundredth ed!-i >n, revised and enlarged, lost publianad. It is aetand&rd modi oal work, the brat in tbe English language, ms tan by a pbraieionof great experience, to where was awarded a geld and jewelled medal by the Na tional Medical Association, It oontaine beauti ful and very expensive engraving*. Th roe hun dred page*, more than M valuable pres rrlpt’on* for all forms of prevailing eisease, the result of many yean of exteeaive and lueeestful practice, either one ef wbicb is worth tan times the price of the book. Bound in French cloth, price only fl, sent by mail postpaid. The London Lancet says: “No person should be without this valuable book. The author is a noble benefactor.” Aa illaatreted sample teat to all on receipt of < coat* for postage. The aatfcur relera by permission to Hon P. A. BIttaBLL. M D. president of the Notional Med ical taaociation. w Address Dr W H PAR- TTTT A » UR, Me A Balflnoh fit. HEAL Boston, Meat, The aa- ***d*mmB thor may he consulted on fftereenft* we Ka£H5*s3r* THYSELP DOT29 wlv Beet and Cheapest ARTIFICIAL LIMBS Special inducements to SOUTH BRII IIOLDIBRd. Satisfaction given in all cate*. Pint premium at Atlanta and Macon Georgia. Fairs. 1879. Best of refer, enoea inyom fits to. Apply at ona for fall information. per‘»! terms ete. Add.res CHARLES M EVaNF Manufacturer tor 17.8. Governm’t, is NOTICE. Brewer’s Lung Restorer. We would recommend to all who have' dis eased Lungs and Tbroet, th ■ sterling medic r.e Number* of Consumptive*, even in the last stage* of this terrible disease where there was but a small portion ot the lung left, testify that they arrested tha disease by n-ing onlv two or three bottles of Brewer's Lnng Restorer. Their Physician pronoun-ed them incurable and left them to pine away and die, and desth would have soon been the re.ult but tor tae timely u-,o ol this article. We are w>11 aware that webtva a goo* deal to contend with in introducing thi- re roe y, as there have been so many worthless nottrumt told heretofore, but we are so firmly convinced that w« hav- now the long looked for Cure, that we are ready to say to all who have this disease, that we firmly and conscientiously Oelieve that no matter Low far gone they are. if they will n« the medicine by tbe directions they will live losg year* aft-r**;d*, living witnesses Of the virtue* of EBE WEE'S LUNG EEST0BEB. It las no equal in Bronchitis, Sore Th-o»t, Hoarseuo**, Stortncea of Breath, Influenza. Pain fn Hide. Cleraj man’s Sore Throat, Catarrh and othar disease* of the Throat and Lungs In Asthma, it gives almr-t instantaneous relief. It giv» tone ta the wide system and every b-jtt’e will »dd from five to ten pounds to any mo’s weight if taken regularly. An infant e n take it without the alight- st irforv and wo would urgs parents to sive it in eases ot Whooping Cough. Bad Cold* and other disease* where such a med icine is Heed'd. Unlike tha greeter portion ot Cough Medicines, thi* baa not a particle of mor phine or other opiates in it. LAMABy BANKIN’ & LAMAB- CertlHoatea. Mes .rs. Lamar. Rankin A Lamar Dear kira: I had b -en troubled for a long time before uting Brewer’* Lnng Restorer, with *om*thine like Asthma, and after u*iug only two bottle* of your medicine I breathed perfectly free and have felt no symptom ot the disease since. I em confHunt your lord-ci-e cured me and Ichseriullv recom mend it to all who are sufferin* wi li Asthma Youratau’y. JOHN D. ROSS. Macon. Georgia. thegreat Kidney Regulator And Diuretio. KTDNEGRN le highly reoonm a cdod And ””*'*^P***«d for WEAK or F0U j KIDNEY* DBOPfY. HBIGHT'rt DfREaS?. LOd-i OF BNEBGY. NERVOUS DEBlLHY, or anv OB8TBUOTIOIW arising from GRAVEL or BLADD-ch D18(TASKS. Alw -or YELLOW FEVER. BLOOD and KIDNEY POISONING in infected malarial sections. T '•W'Bj ’hc.distillal’on of a Voresl tc.’ -i'h •TO&wSmw B -b ^ u i l we fi.7*5 ^hicb actu 9cer\0nea.]3y on tb« jiod Urmmrj Orrens. A* 1 poails in the Madder ard any atrain ns »»«*** in*, heat or irritation in the water ‘‘“'R «‘rcrrth, rigor and^.u.lnsThradhy color and easy flow of nrine. 11 »n be taktn all time*, in «il climates, without inta-Tini. system Unlike soy other pretoratio^ ney ^nfalt^i^ft hat a very pl»a«ar t end mcras- LAWRBfi'on^MfRTlN 8 '.!ft"*'"™ * Comment Stamp, wbirif Lmiu K DnSgM to be sold {without 1-ccr.serbv drag-riJta aS- cere and other perrons rrer\ where arri 1 F.mi!?U«!* Wr ' ,,i “ BoU ' f « Genre* aepllvly $5,000,000. The American Shoe Tqi Ct. WABBAXT THKIft , A.S.T.Co. NOTICE, Vacpb.Gs., Pept. 17. m A LL persons indebted to the Arm of W. F. Cannon A Co., prior to November 12.1879 are requested to come forward »na acUle at one-, otherwise thoir notes and accounts will be placed In tho baud* ot nn officer for collection. Thu is necessary to partook a settlement with the ostate of J. T. Jossey. deceased. iep!8-d2tw2wAwtt W. F. CANNON A CO NOTICE OP APPLICATION LEAVE TO SELL LAND FOE Ordinary tor Bibb roomy, application will be made to the said Co-rt of Ordinary for Bibb reun’y, tor leave to sell all the laid* belonging to estate of Joh'. Lamar, late ot said coonty deceased, for tbe pur- Dose of aietnbution among the heirs ot raid es* tatoe HARYLOUI*A LAMAR. Adm’x estate ot John Laaar. deceased. Oct. 2.1880. octVl-w«w ' -49!h YEAR OF THE- Medical College of Georgia AUGUSTA’ T HI^ Tnatitmionconstitutes the Medics! De partment of th# State University, the Diplo ma* are s’goed bv its Chancellor. Tdo session will commence on the firet Mon day of Novembet. and will end on the first of March folio* in*. Applv for circular to sfl*l»-w.*t GKD. W.-R*INS. Tran. F^EORGIA, BIBB COUKTY.-Whereas H! A. ’ » Lieu re. odmini-tratnx of the estate ef John Lienre late ef raid county dereased, bas made application for tore to aeJ tha real eats - e be longing to said estate for the purpose of division These are therefore to c>te and admoni-hall person* concerned to be *nd appear *t the Court oT Ordinary ot said, conn v. on tho first Monday in November ne«t, to show esuse, if a»y they have, why said application > h-uld net be granted Witnrts my hand and official signature, Octo ber 2.1880. ectstd* J. A. KcMANUS. Ordinary. G eorgia. BIBB COUNTY.—Whereas This. Welch has applies te me for th* tatting apart a homestead of peraonaitr and the valua tion of tbe same, I will fasa upon said applies tion on Saturday tbe SMhdaj «t October, 1880, at 10 o’clock a. m. Thi, Ostober S. 1830. oet9 wtd* J. A. McHANUS. Ordinary. G eorgia.bibb oouniy—'whe-w H*n- iy fichali. exroutor ef Jacob dr hull deceased, repreu nt# to th* c urt in bispecitien duly filed and entered that hshu folly admin irtaied the estate of Jacob Dchalt. Thia i«, therefore, to ti e all perrons concerned, legatees, belt*and creditors, to show cense, it any they can. why said executor should pet be discVargf-d from his said exeentarebip. and re ceive l«tp»rs of dismission, at tbo court of or- dinary to be opened on tho first Monday in Jan uary 1881, a<dto be in session on the sixth day ot fold month. Witness my hand and official signature. J. A. MoMANUd, Ordinary. Oct S. 1880-Sm* LACK I IP That i« now so extensively worn tm CHILDREN'S SHOES TO WEAR AS LONG AS THE MDTAI* ■Which was Introduced by them, and jy whB the above amount lit* been saved to parents m Dually. Thi* Block Tip will rare zi mere, as besides being worn on the cnaifi grade* it I* wont on Mae and costly dig where the Metal Tip on account of Its fog would not be used. They all bare onr Trade Mart A. S. T. ft Stamped on front of Tip. Parent* should ASK TOR SHOES with tS. BEAUTIFUL BIACK HP O^^he^whc^^inrchadnj^o^ftei^^i^ai^ DirP^LUT --'ACO'v.flA.. 8*rt 29,1880. /AN »cKP**t ef <wt iiued bad bnilb, t baw 4 ' iMw (Jrj kind ray • i4ire interest ia tbe finr* %of P. r«nno A Co ff Mr. W. P Cwn-’on.wbB will BB-rme *11 lUbiliti* ei the late brw- - fUumm? bot tbiiiVs to t>A rrier.ua ac4L patroris of the late firn. I woulrt »e*pe' J tiul!y re quest ft cocti^uacce cf their isver* to fbener firm. J WILBOU&N. Be f erting to the above. I re>pert'ul*y m‘°m our pitmr *x>d tbe public generally, that'I wiK continue tbs grocery ana provision b >:nesa se horttffoiv, »t thfwtre store. No, riTliirt 8t« where I sb* 1 ! be pleased to ae^t you you bb uhual, promising to give jou ss goo* too*s and at as Jow ffgurea as can be had intbif vr.F. CANNON. Moron. Ga.. October 1,18'ffi dStarit CK O CKETT ’S Iron Works, MACrtW, GA. At onr wotka can bo seen fbe Tjeet EN GINE MADE for GINNING AND THRESH ING. We guarantee it to do all nr mme than th* maittfacturera sajit will do. Ufa betid. F OUR weeks after date and during the regu- Q'PAT'S f|V ftWV f. V (U1RT f(U Jar November ti-rm of tha Court of Ordinary BIAUUA4BI JLiftM? Jer-B From 8 to 60 Horae FcweP, There is no E-gine mads enpericr to it, sc we have testimonial* to prove. Weraamt- faoture Saw and Grist Kills We keep foe that give entire aatiaf action, safe WATER WHEELS, HORSE POWER*:, IMPROVED GIN GEAR, SUGAR MILL PANS AND EVAPORATORS, And the Diet Horizontal Sugar Mill made Also, IRON RULING for cemete* nea. e»o. EB At TING PULLEVS, xoC GEARING for all all kinds of n ill unit. In fact, *e keep evetythrog that ie about ri«*m or wa er power cr ; iantatiot work On COTTON P^ESS is tuoond to nore. being che«p. eirop’a and dnruble. K l.nrd'f.de will attest, bend fur citcn’&ra sjof prlcee befote bxiying e’sewhere Addrocec jnl'31 • -y E. OBt'OKElT & 8GK. ommvraii in; 12. ism. Seasiontesinarntha firs* o< October snd coq tinure nine month* Appl< for Cs’uionsr* totbt Becrctaiy' f the K»cn’ty, Poet-oSie Univrreik, or V rtinia, Albemar’e t o- Va. JAK 88 f. HARRI ON.M.D.,Chairmanoiihe F*cuA». iiiTi7*Wnv!nia A LADY Agent wanted to take sole charge and Carwsre with i ur ba- e*. Trimminas. Tie*. Veils. «te- fire beat sold anywhere. *!u,t be ii.te inert suite ergetic. and give aecurit*. N o ri»k: lennanf Address RULING A GOULDf ortl7 wit Cbio go. 1 G BORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.—Wheroe*. Cal vin Thomas has applied to me for the setting apart a Homeste -dot Realty and Pers.naUy, and tbe valuation of tbe same. 1 will pan* upon 9*nl application on Tuesday, October 28th, 1880, at 10 o’clock a. m. Witness my hand and official aign-.ture, this OctoterS, 1880. oaJtd* J. A. VcMANUS. Ord a ry. G BORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.—Whereas Big- don 8. Thomas haa applied to me for th* setting apart a horweatsad of reel and p-nonal property aud tbe valuation of the same. I will pas* upon said application on Thursday the 4th day of November 1*80, at M o’clock a. s. This October la 1880. octlS-td J. A. McMA*U8. Crdinary. €0 H 3 fb gls 3 fl JfPiL* fSJMtSWlH&u hwM head or tore toce. Fesw tarosy MaetacWs i* ARents and Canvassers Make from to $50 per week selling soods tor I. G. Rideout k Co.. 10 Barclay street. New York, fiend (cr tTri" catalogue and terms auc\7-wlv NOTICE. W ILL be let to the lowest bidder before the court houre door in 3 a ton ton, Gs- on ’he second Tuesday in November. 1880, between tbe usual boars of a-de, tbe building of a bridge over Cedar creek op tbe 8a ton ton and Clinton road, between tbs residences of John P. Key and John Williams, according to the following specific* tion*. via: Bridge to he 7 feet < inches above the water. It feet wide. TO trot long, with earth abutments *•- citional: pier timbers and mud sill* 12x12 inches in sis*: live slrepere 12x12 inches in sire, li-ngtb of bridge? flooring taro inches thick—acitabl- railings. Tbe contractor to do all the work m a workmanlike manner, sr d fu-nirh ail of the ma teriai of rood btart pine. RICHARD JOHNSON, Judge County Court, Junes County. M U. WEAVER. J.T. DRNNifi, V. F JENKINS. oct!7wtd Ccrn’ra R. srd 8* hetaam county. Dr. Kicord’s Btstorat ve Pills a ^pacific for I xhau&trd Vitality, pbj aical. Debility, e^. ApD overt by the acedexny of Meuieineo» Pftria, ar.d bj thenied cai c-}ebri»ir§ of tbo *or!d. Pm|.n»vo ibfter tbe fcmult of the relebrated I'b. RKO&D cci teiD>ug do pboapho- or cm•!Laritut w$j purely a Vegetable, Sugur Ooaitii Fill. Pftlia, 1P6 ^u© do 1% Vnraboin^ 7 har$» fffn re<*cn>mendi:ijr Dr. ElCOfiD'8 HygMtP \11VK in arv i notice to hundreds of Tvi*Y>«i)tef * Afxual jJobilny* ai d ce\er Li ard of a ai up le failure. ^ PR. C. CF?EV iLIEfi. L T E*^TG fb^^at f3«nr*«w chfrai't. sty* : 1 h IUCOED'A kRnT(*K.AT VB ih orpin c i*ot »l-bor>8tofv rfl»niy'und. w J)B. R4HPAIL write*: "In deMlity ot the fox- u» l to wre.” Tncr : Boxes of fifty, .ftd; boxe» c*f :Pf. f ^ f 0. Sont rrr wail in aealed box en receiri *>« price. For »a'e by LAtfAB, RANKIN ft LAMAB, AUtaU, oc417 dsat tn» thn Zm 1XEOUTORS’ SALE- G RC'BGIA. JON-RU rOUNTT.-By Tirtoso jB sn order f? otn rh- court o! Ordinary of Jones oructy, will he sold b.’fore :he cm: t in-vroAom in tbe town of Cl nton, raid oounty. cn ike fovc Tneadav in D-osmeer nett, within tbe uwai heurso! >ai». the late Janie* H. Kinney ptanta- tion. containing ainht hundred (;ui) ceres, mows or leas. aituaVi sit miles e st of Clinton in suit Jones county, near railroad station on M. aud A- R. R. Hold in one bodv for distribution CaeS fair land in a good sta’e ct eu tivaticn, well to- proved vi.h plenty of water ami t mber leg efi neersaary euTprees. in a go?>d locality and ecss- venient to market. Tern.* cash. R R. DROWN, H. J. FINN BT, 8ept. 7,1881.-8* Executors. Administrator's Sale- i >Y virtue of en order I rotn ths Court of OfS« > nary of Jone< c? unty, will ue sold oa tto first Tuesday in November next, atibeoaart house door in Citato», two hurdrod two and a halt (I02t) seres ot land, w ore or has. belonriug to estate of beyion A. Balkcoui. deceased; fair aver ge pine land on the Cect-al railroad, fesur mile* below Grirsoldtille—one 'oc re bin asff pi.r ty of water snd tim er, fio’d fordiakribu- tion. Terms cash. hdH« FWt.lI n. BtLKCOM Kia'c. C f BORGIA. UUNIY.-Wnoreaa D.L. W Bird-ocg. admi istrotor of :h ? es.-rteof AS. A. Cain, lata of said coenty deci.-sed. boa made application for leave to sell tho real estate be longing to said e-tata for ’ ho purpeie o! payieg d.'bts acdadivUiciL am n? the heirs of said es tate. Turae are therefore to cite and sdmouisA *E ler-ons concerned to be and appear at th# Ooue* of O dinars of said c unty on the farat Honda* in Nove nb*r next to abow cause,!) anythey have, wh] raid application thoulxn t se granted ta applicant. Witnes* my hand and official signature OeV "*oct8 wdw* J. A. McRANU!, Ordinary. EXECUTOE’3 SALE. W TI.L be sold before tbcCcnrt House d-w. in the town of OgVthorre. Macon couuSez, on the first Tec ay in November, the following rr* perty. to-wit: That tract cf lei d 1 virgin tire Fifteenth Diatrct cf criginally Houston now Macon roenty, ths tame being ioiaof land Hue. 138 and 189. except right acres lu the nerfusesx corner o! let No. 188. field at ti e freperlyot W. R. Br-iwr. dace*«ed, n* accordance with ad.cmes isserd from Bibb Superior Court, in tbecetedl W. R. Krown, cz-cutor, va. Amanda C.Sso**a eta). S>ld fov the purpose of cany'qg onUhd- terms ul said decree le a* cf sale: One-third cash, one-third ia tbr-e months, and one third m twelsemoctias, with tile--- > at a sht per cent, oc deferred .■pay ment*. Title* inf'ct WILLIAM R. BROWV. Ex-cutor of e-tote cf Wm K. Brown, eommis- aionern equity, ectt-leisAw* O RlliNARVHOfB e Jones Co unto June 16, 1880. — “ here** Jubnlm oxer tor estate - f Martha >1. fiesbitfOOMS appbun fur dismission. hese re to city snd ad-oi ish tUprwg e- n- r—d to shew exaae at rhi« offlee o>i ortp the hr-1 Vi iiday in wetobe-. if ary Shay have Vo tbe .-o:'n.rv. W itnreo ony ban* oIBctalhr. l ie.* m ROLAAPT UOfts. Pfdjoasw tovter* Psovir pbk Waak. W® pruroicor forfeit >610. 8'Call ,e. M.G. RIL-IiviUTACO.. l-cti; sis Fulton it «i it,