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Abridged for the Telegraph and Messenger by
JlUl * Harm. Attorneys at Laio Macon,
G.orgia „ ^ ,
Iverson, trustee, et *L, rs. Saulsbury,
trustee, et al. Equity, from Bibb.
1. It is too late, at tiie trial term of an
equity cause, to move to distnita tiie bill
because there is a complete common law
remedy. '•
[a] Where the beuefidary of trust prop*
erty illegally sold, was a minor, and after
attaining majority he repudiated the sate
and brought ejectment for the lot, a bill
to enjoin the same claiming compensa
tion for valuable Improvements innocent
ly placed thereon by the purcliaiers,
would not be without equity.
2. Where a bill was brought to enjoin
an action of ejectment, it was too late to
move to try both cases together after the
testimony In the equity cause had closed
and ihc argument was about to begin.
3. Where, in an equity cause, questions
were drawn up by couuscl for complain
ants, and read in the heating of opposing
counsel it was not sufficient for toe latter
to state generally that he objected to
questions; he should have specified the
grounds of objection; and where he
agreed to state them in argument, but
failed to do so, the objection will not be
considered here.
4. The verdict is not contrary to the
evidence.
5. A chancellor at chambers has juris
diction, under section 4221 of code et
seq., to order a part of a trust estate to be
sold to pay a debt which was an en
cumbrance ou the whole estate, the
cculul que trusts assuming thereto, and all
parties iu interest having notice and being
properly represented.
6. Although a purchaser from a trustee
may have had notice of the trust, yet If he
also bad notice that his grautor held a
claim which bound the trust estate, and
received a deed from the trustee, under
authority of the chancellor, conveying a
portion of the trust estate, he would stand,
In equity, upon the same footing as a pup.
chaser without notice.
7. Beneficiaries of tmst property sold
under an invalid order of the chancellor,
who for years have seen the purchasers
erecting valuable improvements thereon
without objection,are estopped from set
ting up title thereto.
(a) Would a minor old enoucb to un
derstand his rights be estopped by similar
conduct?
Macon And Western Ritilro&d vs. Meador
Bros. 1'rOver, from Bibb.
1. On November 12 a railroad received
certain boxes of tobacco to bo carried
Irem Atlanta to Macon; they reached the
latter place November 15, and under an
agreement between the consignee and the
carrier it was set aside by the latter in its
depot to be sold and the proceeds to be
used to pay past due freights, it being
agreed that the balance, if any, should go
to the consignee. He did not receive the
boxes and then turn them over, nor did
lie assign the bill of lading, nor uas the
freight paid. On December 12tli the con
signors sought to stop the boxes In tran
situ, and. failing to obtain them ou de
mand, sought to recover against tiie car
rier:
Held, that no actual delivery had taken
place so as to prevent a stoppage in tran-
sltu.
2. Can a carrier purchase tiie title of a
vendee and set it up against the "veil do.-’*
right of stoppage in transitu? Qusere.
Cronan vs. Roberts «& Co. Appeal, from
Bibb.
1. Tiie special jury provided for tire
trial of appeal cases from justice courts,
by the act of 187$, is to he taken from tiie
panels of traverse jurors, and not from the
generally a party cannot di
rtctlv impeach his own witness, yet he
may contradict him by proving the lads
to be otherwise than as tiie witness has
stated them.
Gilbert vs. The State. Burglary, etc., from
Bibb.
1. It is a general rule that a defendant
cannot be charged witii separate and dis
tinct offenses in the same indictment; but
offenses which are of tiie same nature, and
' differ only in degree, may be joined in an
indictment. Further, there are some of
fenses, though not of the same nature,
which may be incorporated in the same
indictment if they constitute but one
transaction, but not otherwise. Of this
class is larceny and burglary occurring to
gether. But even then the allegation is
more to fix and establish the burglary
than to charge the larceny.
2. If two distinct offenses are charged in
tiie same indictment, and no exception is
taken thereto by demurrer, tiie defendant
may, nevertheless, demand that the state
elect on which it will proceed. If the in
dictment shows the difference in the
charges, the election may bo made when
it is read; if the difference appears from
the evidence, the election may then be
made; but it must be called for before the
defendant opens his case.
Roes, administrator, vs. Worsham. Claim,
from Bibb.
When in the bankrupt court an exemp
tion is granted by the judge or register,
such exemption is no more subject to levy
and salo than if it had been set apart by
the ordinary having jurisdiction thereof.
Cherry, sheriff, vsTrlanters’ Warehouse
Company et. ah Complaint, from
A sheriff brought suit against a ware
house company and J., alleging that lie
was proceeding to sell property of the
company under a mortgage fl. fa., that J.
bid it off, and was actually paying over
the money, when he was served with a
temporary injunction, preventing the pay
ing over of the money and the execution
or tiie deed; thatthe injunction was subse
quently made perpetual; that the decree
was so made without any charge of de
fault on his part, but for alleged miscon
duct of said J. at the sate; and that be
was thereby prevented from receiving his
commissions, for which he brought this
suit By amendment It was alleged that
J?and others held the fi. fa. as assignees;
that J. was one of the largest stockholders
in the company, and had appeared at the
sale and forbidden it, thereby causing tUe
nronerty to bring less than ita value; that
at life instance of certain
ties and by the consent or J., a aecree
was rendered setting aside tbo 8«le » nd
enjoining its consummation:
Ilchl, that a demur-er to the declaration
was properly sustained.
Bcssman et. al. vs. Cronarl, et USC. Equi
ty, from Bibb.
rgj3Sisfc&wB«5
tCdmS? .t <10 not amlMl .udi
special circumstances. ^
The City Bant of Macon vs. Crossland e
al. Equity, from Bibbv
1. depositors in a ^*1****!?^
' tv Proceed at 1&W for th® recovery of
Sefr debts under taction S307 et ttq of
code, and thus enforce the ultimate lla-
bmfy diuse of the charter as against the
'sufficiency ofevidenceto sustain the alle-
: nations as for instance to seture the ap-
) Ointment of a receiver, or to nnnul tho
SCrement, wooW not depr.ve a »urt of
!i£nftv ofiurindktlon to decree what was
in the veae, as the amount of com-
SlainanU* ^ebu against the hank.
1* n it n not apparent but that cotnp.aln
.1 ■wAertheprov is;ous of the code,
Sild We proceeded by petition or bill
m JduHy to obtain these Judgments, and
HTs&KiaswaS
SWBtfSWUB'Srr
^ ■afaey "wt»M
be subrogated to all the rights of com
plainants to administer the assets in the
bands of tha assignee.
5. The refusal to decree in favor of
Creditor* of the bank not be Co rq the court
was proper. It would be in the power of
the assignee to appropriate the assets tc
their debts under *tbe provisions of the
deed of assignment, without decree.
5. The receiving payment of 00 per
cent, of complainants’ debts, aud the rati
fication thereby of the deed of assign
ment. did not impair their rights to seek
satisfaction of their claims, thus reduced,
by a legal or equitable proceeding against
the assets of tb« bank, or the stock
holders.
Welllcr & Ellis vs. Johnston. Claim,
from Bibb.
Where defendant in fi. fa. exeented a
mortgage on three billiard tables to
secure a bona fide indebtedness to claim
ant, aud prior to the rendition of the
judgment in favor of the plaintiff, sur
rendered the property in satisfaction of
thn debt, the title passed, though the
possession al the property never changed,
and though there was no written convey
ance until after the judgment. The
question of the good faith of tiie transac
tion was a matter for the determination
of the jury.
Uet Out noon.
The close confinement of all factory
work gives the operatives pallid faces,
poor appetite, languid, miserable feelings,
poor blood, inactive liver, kidney and
urinary troubles, and all the physicians
and medicine in the world cannot help
them unless they get out of doors or use
Hop Bitters, the purest and best remedy,
especially for such cases, having abnnd-
ance of health, sunshine and rosy cheeks
intliem. They cost but a trifle. See
another column.—Christian Recorder.
2W
The Voltaic Belt Company, Marshall,
Michigan, will send their coIebriuCd
Electro-Voltaic Belts to the afflicted upon
thirty days trial. Speedy cures guaran
teed. They mean what they say. Write
to them without delay. »p?»
A handsome lady entered a dry goods
bouse and inquired for a “bow.” Tbto
polite clerk threw himself back and rc^
liimked that lie was at her service.
“Yes, bat I want a buff, not a green one,”
was the reply. The young man went on
measuring goods immediately. ■
Porous Plaster.
Ate only improvement ever made on the common Porons Plaster. Over
2,000 druggists have signed a paper Btating that BEH?SON’S CAP*
(jlNE POHU03 PL A.8TEHS are superior to all other plasters.
Prlft* *,.»« SB ABURY A JOHNSON. Fharmaoautiaal Cimmiris. New York.
f anti's Safe,
Bine? I Liter.
CURE
$1,25 PER BOTTLE.
A positive remedy for all Kid
ney, Liver and Urinary Tronblea
>f noth male and female.
READ THE RECORD:
•It land ary Ufe.’’-E. B. Lnkely. Mu. Ala-
-It U tha remedy that will care the many dil
ates peculiar to women.’*—Mother** Magazine.
"It hu patted aevera teita and won cr.dorte-
meuU from acme of » h a hlghret medical talent In
the coentry."— Few Y»rk world.
"Vo Remedy heretofore discovered can bo hold
far oni moment iu coaipariaon with it. M —O. A..
Hurray, D. 1)., Washington, D. O.
This great natural remedy is for
sale by all druggists in all ports of
the world.
—TRY IT AND TAKE NO OTHER—
• H.WARUErf CO
rochbstbb. n.y.
SR. SANFORD!
£S
MEEKT
Liver
PAD
With the Anti-Malaria.
DSIBfSJC? Chills unci Fever, Djt
UVIlfcV pcpsla. Liver Com
plaints, Kidney Affections, Keural
gin, Constipation, Hick Head
ache, Female Complaints, Billons-
ness, Palpitation, mid nil SZnlnrinl
Diseases without meiileinc. No Dos
ing—no inconvenience, and a positive cure.
Price, including Bottle Anti-Malaria, $2.00.
Sent by mail to any addreu upon receipt of
price. Principal Depot, US Ocrutnii HU,
Italic., Mil. SoU by Druggists generally.
Buy none but FlnsrSf’s Patent I.lver
and Momiteit E-acI, others are bulky,
bard and troublesome tc war.
John Ingalls, druggist,
Whole.'ale aud Bet&il Agent, corner Fettrih and
Bibb Superior Court
/'WNFalt'i-on wrtP,»;®oni5r- next. Par
V/ tie*. Jurors and aHPIOISS WB> WafS aotl-
to attend os ths fourth Monday in October
la.t, will appear on 31 unday morning next at 0
o’clock.
By order ol the Coart.
A.S £063. Clerk.
IfOT.mb >r 7,1*83. novT-lt
HOLMAN’S
PAD
Corel ^ SiiplyBy
ittat
Meiiciie. ifXlj to-
TRADE MARK.
Tne Only Tme Malarial Antidote
Da. HoLUXS'a Pan ia no guess-work remedy—
no feeble imitative experiment—to purloined
lesaa: it is
qHired right to use the title-wort ••PAD" in con
nection with a treatment tor chronic diieaseaor
the Stomach Liver and Spleen.
By a recently perfected lopn venient. effected
b« th' addition o! Teg.table ingredient! of newly
discororrd remedial value and abstrptire adapt*
ability. Dr. Holman h-S greatly increased-the
aeope of the Pad’a u>a>u1nrsi, and appreciably
augmented ita active curative power.
TM, areat improvement give* HOLMAN'S
PAD (with iteadjuvant*)comp eieand unfailing
control over the moit perilalent and unyield
ing fora a of Chronic Disease of the Stomach and
Liver, aa welt ai Malarial Blood-police mg.
IlOLM AN'S PADS have cur»-d, and aredellt
curing, dii-rac, of so mat y kinds. that the Uas i*
well nigh interminable. It includes Malarial
Po son of every tyre, from Aching Moats and
Low Fevers to Chills and Dumb Ague. HTOM-
\ :H DltJ. AUK: 1 , such as Hispepsia, Iadiges
tlon. Sour Stomach Chronic Diarrhoea Fiala
\Uncg ■ Utarthnn et.- etc: LI VEIL ntaUU-
Hk Diliomsms. nutans Collo Danger,
ons Fevers Sick Headache Pains in tie Side
Di ious Fevers. Torpid Liver, ste . etc Well
doca tbta mUbty mine tv Justify the emlnrn*.
Professor 1 oamis’ Iijsh enuumium: "It is nesrer
aUmvor.sl Panacea than anything in Xedi-
Xhe aucecss of Holman’s Pad s has imp!red Im
ita’ors who offer Pad* aimilar in Form and Odor
to the genuine Hot aan Pad. Beware of tbe*o
bogus and imitation Pada. gotten up only to aell
on the reputation of the GE3UJNB Holman
Pad.
Bach genuine Holman Pad bears the Private
paver,ue Vtamn of the HOLMAN PADlOUPA-
NY. with tho above Trad-.-Hark, printed In
Krten 'P0* SALS AY ALL VIBBT-CLA88
BKUGG13T.V
Or sent by mail, post-paid, on receipt ef SS 00.
NewYo'rk
octtMeodrtSwSm *„nenfnstrm
POND’S EXTRACT.
Subdues Inflammation, 1 Controls all Hemor-
Acule and Chronic. • rhage. venous and mu-
| eons.
INVALUABLE POE
CATARRH. HOARSENESS, RHEUM i-
TISM, NEURALGIA. ASTHMA,
HEADACHE. SORE THRO AT,
TOOTH ACHE. SORENESS,
ULCERS, OLD SORES, «tc.
niifiiiinn pokd’s
bAlAuttil EXTRACT
„?ssass3«Wi<Sfafa7!’
feefionsas
POHD*S EXTRACT*
CODGHK. OOLBS in the BEAD. NA8AJL and
THROAT DISCHARGES.
and ACCtJIIULATlONs in the LUNGS, J*\B8,
BARS airf THROAT. RH HUM ATIS'l. BBU-
RALGI*. etc .cannot be cured so easily by any
ctber nwdicine. Tor wrsitive and » ? tcroaue.
of C tTARRH ukeourPATaRKHCUtia (7*c).
In all esses uses our NA8AL SYklNGK
Will be tect in lots cf it worts, on receipt of
prioe.
EMMA AOTOTT.-'VjluaMa and t«"eBrial.’
Hnrwooo BM1XH, M. Du a. B.C-r. 01Bng-
Und.—“1 have used it w» warted hwjSL tn
H. G. Paasroa. M. D- Brooklyn, N.Y. 1
ktiow of no remedy to general^ u^ul.
AaiHUa Gtnanias.al.Dj. P. R. C. of t
land.—"1 bave^presctibtd Pond s Extract
8I CAUTIOnV— Pond’s Extract is sold only in
■a-tui -Ufa the name blown in the KJsss.
It is unsafe to use other article* will* our di
rectum*. Insist on having Pond s Extract,
lose all Imitations and substitutes.
•rp-Our new Pamphlet with Ht»lor7 of Ottr
Preparations sent PEEK on application to
POROUS EXTRACT CO..
No. UW.lttb Street. New Totk.
gold hr all Druggists. ancWeodawly
NVI60RAT0R
Th; Only Vegetable Compound
that acts direfSy upon the Liver,
and cures Liver Complaints,J aun-
dice, Biliousness, Malaria, Cos
tiveness, Headache. It assists Di
gestion, Strengthens the System,
Regulatesthc Bowels,Purifiesthe
Blood. ABooksentfree. Address
Dr. Sanford, 162 Broadway,N.Y
FOB BALD BY ALL DBUGGISTR
O1I03GIA, BIBB UOUWTY.—'Whereas A. V.
1 JT Sanders has made applies* on fer tatters of
adminLtratif n on tbs estate of E. U. Bikins, late
of said ecuntydeeeasod.
Thcso are therefore to rite and admonish all
persons concerned to he and at-pear at the Court
of Ordinary of sai l county, on the firat Monday
in November next .to ahow rau-e if any they have
hv 3 aid application thou id nut bo granted to
applicant. •
Witr.e.-s my baud officially, November 6,1880.
nov7td J. A. McMANUt*. Ordinary.
G eorgia, hibr cocNTV.-whereaa r. k.
Nixon, adminirtra'.or cf the raiato of Daniel
Nixon, lateuf raid county ilac-awd. baa made
application tor leavo to sell the real eatate bw*
longing tothe estaieof aaiddeceased.
The-oar* therefore to clto and admonish all
tenons concerned to be and appear at the Court
of Ordinary of uid county, on the first Monday
Inliecemb-r next to show cause, tt any they
have, why raid application should not be grant
ed.
Witness my band and official aigrature.
November 8th, J8te. J. A. MCM tNUS,
ntvTtd Ordinary.
fi yoc are n mm. of bcalnc.ra, vrcaircmxl by tbo strain ol
ELI 7uurCr*ks,avotdatiinulanuanduse
5
YtW
rouareairsinf
vork to t %to
IT you ato jomng sod suffcrlcj? from any iod&?ci!oo
or di-uip<iiiori j if yon r*ro c arried or oli or
m jottne, suffering from poor Lcolth or Iicvot-h-
f iu^oaobedof blckccw, rely on W
!w BwrasI
tVhoercryouare.adwrrvor yon are.wbfneitTyou
that year «yatoansoda clKiniliuMoninj'or
tUnulalu^, vltkODt IntosieaUno. iiuco
jassssaaitwensKssss'
You wfi bo curod if you uoo
tt mej mto jswr life. It ba» WWt hudrefk
II«aCo**1iC*T*l«ih*,w-.u*t f iar**ta*d3a*l. AdtcklVIrm.
loffnitcStomach.Lirw and KWi 7^l.»*p*rl.*a,aU
cttuA. C.mby.UortU*B. II U pafad. Ait-nob*,
n. I. C. Iia*atMlst*andIrmbUM,ew«fvdrp,tra,j*a»f of
Rack-
In tho Iifslieat arhf even rat In cereal
prcductlous, nml loimwiimt ttiroiigliont
the world ns the Sfamlanl Laundry
Starch. In sliapo It presents huge dense
crystals ot wonderful wbitraesa and
sweetness, free from Oio fuliitest odor
and ot Incomparahlo slrcngtli. Its su
periority and economy arc tho result of
experiment and Improvement for thlr-
ty-five years, and Ita popularity tho re
ward of tilts effort ot n lifetime. Roynl
Glpos Lump Stnrcli is packed In h»«d-
some one-pound, tliree-pounu # and B |**
pound c.'Yrlooii** and for aalo by
ffiijr ulitrti MiumCacturedby mNDREW
flBtBBEBB. Cincinnati, Oldo.
TAKE KTOTIOB.
Thjs ia the only Lottery ever voted on by
the people of a State, and under a ate deci
sion of tha U. B. Hopraase Ooart at Washing
ton, ia tha on’y Legal Lottery sow ia tha
United States, ali other charter* bavirg been
repealed or havinR no existence.
A aPLSNItlU OPPOBTCNITY T«
WIN A FOKTUNB. ajtVBNTH GRAND Dltt*
TRIBUTION, CLASS L. AT NEW ORLEANS.
TUB8DAT.NOV.Sth. lifO-USth lsethll
urawioa-
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Thu Institution was regularly incorporated by
me Legislature of the State for Educational and
Gbaritable purpose*, in 1888. for the term of
twenty-are year*, to which contract the inrioW
ble faith ot tne State is pledged .wtirh pledge has
been renewed by an overwhelming popular votes
aocurisg its franehUe in the new constitution
asopWd Deombor S. 187*. with a Opilal ol
#1^00^140, to which it baa since added a reserve
land of SSSOAOe. ITS GRAND SINGLE MUM-
BRBDRAW1NGB will take place monthly,oo
the sersnd T eadsy.
It never scale* <<r postpones. Look at tht follow
ing Distribution,
CAPITAL PRIZE 1*0400.
100,000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS BACH
half-tickets, one dollar.
LIST or PRISES.
1 Capital Pnzs 8*0,00*
1 Capital Prise,..* -— „... 10.000
I Capital Pn*e ... ... S.080
I Prises of vl.MO at AMD
tfriies of im. 5.008
SO I rises of soft--,-.-, 10.0M
100 Prises of X00_™,..,«.10,000
SW Primes of 60....10.000
5’ 0 Prixes of SO 10,000
1000 PnavS of 1< 10.000
0 Approximation Prises.olUu0^.„..._. *,7o»
9 Approxi-uaticn Prim of X(X).1,800
0 Approximation Ptiics of ioa. M . w — aw
I.8S7 Prises, amounting t5.„„„..„„,„„SllC , ,A0S
paid.
Responsiblecorrsapauding gents wanted at
all point*, to whout liberal oo pensation will be
paid.
^Fcr fnrtb-r information, write dearly, giving
fulladdreas. send ordera by express or Begla-
tered Loiter qr Money Order by mall, ad*
^rea-^donlyt fl •
1L A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
o» same person at rroSIP Broadway. New Terk.
all oar Grand Extraordinary Drawings an
under the supervision and management of Gene
rali G. T. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL A. EAR
LY -
Urrtoi & Csmarplira,
GROCERS AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Ho. 152 Second Street.
(Opp. Willingham Warehouse)
QVrER for sale a frerh steck of Fresh Gcota
600 bnshala Texas East Proof Seed Oats.
800 •* Wpeat B’an.
. 409 ’* Feed Oats.
Batter. Lard, PLor. Pcgir, Ccffoe. Grits, Mack
erel, 8larch. Be.p. Vinegar, e\rup. Molaucs.
Cracker.. Ctu-eae, Pickle*. Sardines. Tobacco,
Jgara, etc., etc. ccttS-dtawguA W-wlm
-—•BORGIA. BIBB COUNTY.—Notice is bere-
VT by given to ali pertens cuucernod that i J.
McGinnis. late ot M<d county deceased departed
tbi* life intestate, and ro person has applied for
admlni.tratfon on tho e-tato of said J. J. HrOtn-
tiis in raid state, that administration will be
vested ,n tbs Cl-rkof the Huperior Court orsome
nth r fit and proper person on tha first Mends*
in December next, unless valid objection ia made
to his appointment.
Witness my hand ofFc'enT. November n. 1880.
uovltd J. A. MCMANUS,Ordinary,
ro gntWlA. BlOK fuUNlY.—Wtiereaa D. L
VjT Birdeonz. admici.trator ot th* estate of R
A. Cain. late of said county deceased, hat mado
application for leave to .ell tho real estate be
longing to said estate for ’hepurpe** of paying
d-hti and a division am. n j the heirs of said ea
tale.
These are therefore to rite and admonish all
persons concerned to bo and appear at the four*
of O-dinars rfsaid enmity on thefir*t Monday
in Navamb-r nett to ahow cause,?! anyih’y lave,
wbj said application should not be grenud to
wiu.t.a my hand and official signature Oct.
3. A. MCMANUS. Ordinary.
To Advertisers,
GBO. P. ROWELL A CD’S
8BLE0T LIST OF LOCAL NBWBPAPER8,
An advertiser who spends upwards of 8S,000 a
year, and who ia vested less than $3V> of it ia
this Lt.t, writes: "Your Select Local List paid
oebetler Lit year THAN ALL THE OTHER
ADVERTISING I DID.”
IT 18 NOT A CO-OPERATIVE LIST.
IT 13 NOT A CHEAP LI8T.
IT IS AN HONEST LIST.
The catalogue state, exactly what the pspers
_j». When the name of a paper is printed tn
FULL FACE TYPE tt is in every instance the
BEST. When printed In CAPITALS l* i*‘ho
ONLY paper in she place. The list stvaa the
population ot tvtry town and tbo circulation of
* T T]fc rSst’chargod for advertising are barily
one-flfti Via publishers’ vhedu'e Tho price for
single Btatee rangra fr-m 93 to SStS Ther>n«
fo- i inch onb month in tLoeotire h«l ia HOZK*
The rMul&r of the t apew foMh* # wme
tpifeind lime are 82 98W.14 Thn lilt in
clude* 052 neWED*!**-* of wfiicf* 1&1
aned DAILY and 705 VIKliKLY. They
are located in T58 differrnt citlee and towns, of
which 26 ara HU.ie Capital. 363 place®of ow
5.666 population, and 465 County Seats, /or
of Isist ana other inform a* iou nddrt*aa
GBO P. ROWRliL e OO..
30 Spru*^ New Yoih.
1680.
octS w4w#
Katahliahed 1849
CHINA and GLASSWARE
FRENCH, GERMAN AND ENGLISH
FANCY GOODS.
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GERMAN PORCELAIN,
PARIAN MARBLE,
MAJOLICA AND
ART POTTERY.
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sngSwed tSm *
New Advertisements*
—26th=z
Pcpulkr Monthly Drawing of the
tkimmonweafth Disirfba-
tiou Go.
AT MAOAULBY’8 TDSATRt,
In the City of Louisville, on
TUE8DAY N0Y. 80 h, 1880,
There 8rawiegs occur rronthly under pv-vt-
siona of an Act of ifco G«/ oral A.sembly of Ken-
turky ircorpo-at i.* the Newport Fruiting and
New.papvr tk>.. anprovrd April 9,18,8.
•a-Thisis a special Aot, and has nav-
•r been repealed.
The United States Circuit Court on March s:
rendered the following dectsioca:
1st—That the Uommunweaitb Distribution
Compaey is legal.
Sd—Ita drawings ant fair.
The company has now on hand a large reserve
fond. Beadmref Uribe list of P’ixea forth*
NOVEMBER DRAWING.
1 Pnt*..,
I Prise,
1 Prise,
10 Prises vLOOC each _
SO Prises 500 each _
100 Prises 100 each
100 Prixet 50 each
490 Prise* SO each
M CO0 I’rikl 19each.
9 Prise* 500 am h, ap’roximafn prise*
9 Pnsei SOOeaeh do do
8Frise*;Woach do do
iA80 Prises VuR800
Whole Tickets. 88. Half Tickets, |1,
S7 Tickets, |5P. 55 Tickets, tpw.
Remit Mccej or Bank Draft in LeU'r. or send
.7 Express. LONOJHKND KT aaGl'TBRBD
LETTER OB POST-OFFItiE ORDER. Orders
?B and upward, by Express, can be tent as
cur expense.
R.M.BOARDMAN. .
Courier-Journal Budding Louisville Kentuakv.
807 and 809 Broadway. N. Y.
copy.
pooilleBA cf tb« bo4j, whll* tha
Ball.D ebFCBnpr 1
^ artffftSK-inB-aiB
w rnsEnort ttj«Ii#rikUWh«U McurilT
Ur and Right, and a sadkal cw* cprUla. HU «W7* d«r»b&
••4 chwtp. Saoihy zmU. Ckottuifm*
■ EGGLESTON TRUSS CO., Chicago, IU.
It DR1V88 INTO the system curative sgeuts
and beating media ree.
It D&AW3 PROM the disease! parts the poi
sons that cause death.
Thousands Testify to its Virtues.
Yon Can Bs fielieveS asd Cnre il
Don’t despair until you have tried this s-nrib'f
Easily Applied and RADICALLY BFPBOTUt
*8oi?Sy Druggists, or sent by mail on receipt
price, 83, by
SSrafte “OdI?” Luiiz PaiC
ourbook
"Three nil- WILLIAM* BLOC',
lloaaa w Year.”
Sent free, Detroit. Mich,
octXOeodawSm
X’MAS.
t PRESENTS, free. Pend sddreos
k! for particulars. P TR1PBT, 87
particulars.
Bcbuui Street, Boston,
setts.
$777?
YEAR and eapcnira
agents. Outfit Free. Addrere
■ O. VICABRY.Aagnste.M
sodwlm
31 an hood Kestored.
A victim of early lmorudenee, rau.ing nervous
debility, premature decay, etc., having tried tn
vain ovrry known remedy, ha* dueovored a, aim-
pie mean, ot seif-cure, wMch
his Mlo*-s..fTer#rs. Address J. H. RBKVK8
AS fihaiham rtaarS. New York. oetHeodawly
HEALTH.’ STRENGTH*!
I , - HAPPINESS ’ !
IRON BITTERS,
A Great Tonic.
IRON BITTERS,
ASure AppeUxer.
IRON B7TTEBS,
L C«a.fl*t* SWMftkierh
IRON BHTERS,
x YaWMi
iaonutMs,
g« Salt •* a 9. vs,**.
IRON BITTERS,
For D,lk*M r*aul*si
f t„«h«^
topeciaiiy in Indigom-
t*wit.
&zwsrCj£:
BS&JFig.
EHrvsV,
riches *he Jtood,
fUtnctbCQR tho mua-
.nd giwe new life
re • i nriVs*. To the
fied. taW and Chll-
m« wsuiHng twif, 1 '
attod. this valn.b.e
remedy can not be top
highly iecomiq*od»d,
meats wtHgWgS^vo n!1
ayapcptlCyi^fcw>m»*
FOR SAJLE*
I OFFER for • Je one of the prsttimt and best
little farms there is in middle Georgia. It
consists of about four hundred acres—two hun
dred cleared and in good state of cultivation
Th* place has a good colteg* of six rooms, four
fire plaoe, and four clowu. There ere site on the
p’ecee framed smok« hocss, good barn, good
rarden and well of splendid water convenient to
dwelling. There are eight tenement bouse* on
the Place, and a portion of them occupied by
icood tenant* who wiahto remain on the place
next year. Thereto atoo on the ptoee an e ght
acre o-ch*rd of the finest fruit trees in tht South,
oonsist-nc ot apples, peaches aud pear*. Thu
place baa a good store house with two rooms and
one fire place. Bverr ho-ise. including the
dwelling. Is comparatively nsw, having been
erected within the last tor. years. This Pmce lies
about four and a half miles aouth of Haddock
Station', M. and A. R. R. and to nearly bisected
bv the eld Garrison road from MHledgeville to
Mscon. It to cneof the healthiest plaoes in
Grora’a. and can be bought at rea*on»BW Sgmrta.
For further particulars apply to _
R. VALENTINE. Haddock Station.
no7dlw» U. »nd A- R. B, Joce* Co„ Ga
House and Lot tor Sale.
T OFFER my house and let on Orang? strejt,
I opposite the residence of General 'Holt, for
sale. It can eatilv be
octfftf ROBBRTR. PARK.
New Music Books
ntiniDC Will remember our new "American
CHOina Anthem Book" (81-85). by Johnson.
Tenney aud Abbey: an excellent collec’ion of easy
anthems. A.soone thousand or more of.rpame
Anthems. Glees, etc . costing about»to 10 ct*.
each. A great convenl-nce for oocasioral sing-
,n »*NBW rANTATAS.—Uhristma* (Ol); Fall
of Jerusalem (Si); Joicoh s Bondage f|t.»i); and
many other* fur winter practice of Cfcoir® and
Moeietiea. Send for liata.
Tbe Best Instfuction Books
For Piano, Organ. Reed Organ GuiUr. Violln.
Cornet.and *11 Wind. Wring and «44< Igatey
mrnts. Bend for ovr fiats. 500 sues books are
***iorg»r i*ta need ‘‘Ilarmonlo Scb.ooV’ for the
Organ. (-3). by Clark*; •Iw’ Uarke* Short Vol
untaries.” (St 50). •Katisjo’a *0 Pieces, (S*te}
or “OrganDt’a Reliance, by Thayer, 10 Nox.
each. -145; comnlet**o.
• •Johnson’s Now Method for Harmony, (81),
*" ••Winner’s Now Schools, (each TBe.) For all
instruments. Capital cheap in.tructor*.
••Clarke’s Heed Organ Melodies, (>I), are
,P **TakethoMasicaJRegard. (-8P«rJ*»r>
* Welcome Cnoru* for Hiah Hohools. (31).
gong Bells for Com men Scboeto. 5Ccl*.
Any book muled lor tha retail price mentioned
above. Liberal reduction fo; quant,ties.
OLIVER DiTSON * CO.* Boston.
o. h. DIT3QW > oo.«e» w’dwayM.v
NOTICE—LKAV TO BELL LAND.
GWAT.WfCw-a'S
SS£S8Src*&“*!Sa*S8
"BSSSF- W. P. GLOVES. Adm’r.
' Atteots Wanted torZZZ
M ktTBST S««.T.TW o b; ok OV TUI a or.
Found)(ion a of 8uee< ss.
BUSINESS AND SOOUL FuRKS.
Tbe laws of trsde. legal foruu. bow to transact
bus-nes*. valuable Ubles, soetol Mlqurtte. Par
liamentary usage, how to oenduot publie buri-
aJ5?fu toot His» complete GntdeteSneoeM
sit claaaes. A family neooslity. Address,
(jrcu-ats ““^^^^aluBLfSHING 00*
ctsdeoJawtrt Atlanta Ga
Know Thysolf,
flMIB uniuid miseries that
1 result tn m indiscretion
ia early life tsgy be alleri t-
ed and cured. Those whe
doubt this assertion should
purchase the new m-diral
work publiahed by tbe PEA
BODY MBDiCAL INSTI
TUTE. Boston, entitled
TUB MJIkNDB OF LIPS
or, SELF PRBMBnYaTION. Bxhaurted ri
tality. r.ertrons aai phyaioal cchility. or Vitality
impaired by the error, of youth ur vw close or
tro eicse application to but isess, may be inter
ed and manhood resained.
Two hundredth eo>-i >n. revised and enlarged,
lurt published. It u a standard medical work,
ihe b-»t in ih* Bnglish Isnruegr, wmten by a
phyaieian of great exjmnei.ce, to whom was
awarded a sold and jewelled medal by the Na
tional Medical Association. It eontains txauti
ful and vary exoensiae riigreyiuga. Three hun
dred pages, more than 50 valuable preccript'on,
for all teams of pievailing dura-r, the result of
many years of etteraive and sueceatful practice,
either one a( which » worth tan times the pnoe
of the bock. Bound in French doth, price only
81, asnt hy mail postpaid.
The Loudon Lancet says t ”No person should
be without this valuable book. The author to a
noble benefactor."
An iiluat rated sample sen. to all on reeeihtof
i certs for pcatage.
Theaatburr-Jers bypermiaaion to Hon P. A.
B1H-ELI. M D. president of the National Med
ical aawri-tioo.
Address Dr W H PAR* ffTI A T
EBB, No* BulfiDch b», H K-Alt
Boa ten. Maas. The au-
tbor may re oocaulted on
all diseases requiring
skill and experience.
novSfl wlv
THYSELF
Boat; and Cheapest
ARTIFf0IA.lt LIMBS
Biiecial induccmenU to SOUTfc
BUS SOLDIKBS.
Satisfaction given in a l cases.
Firat pres-ium at Atlanta and Maron
Georgia. Fails, 7879, Bead ol rtf on
enoea in you, State. Apply at < net
for foil information, peral term*
etc. Add.*aa CHARLB* la EYANP
Manufacturer tor U.R. Gnrarnm’f. 15
Cunt br Absorption (N>tar ‘ > ’ <
Lung Dlsrases,
Throat Diseases,
Breathing Troubles
NOTICE.
Brewer’s Long Restorer.
We would recommend to ail who have dii
eased Lunya and Throat, th-s sterling: medic ne.
Numbe.a of Conaumptivea. even In tho la*t
stages of this terrible diseiwe where there »as
tnt a small portion cf the long left, testify that
they arrested the disease by u.Uig onli two ci
three bottles of Brewer’s Lung Restorer. Thu;
Physician pronoun.-od them incurable and 1-u
them to pine away and die, and death w.ute
have soon brea tbe result but tnr tbe tlowf
of tbU article. We are wpU avare that we h*v*-
a root deal to contond with in totsodariuBthl*
rtme ‘y, a* there h»v» been ao many worthle-s
conruma sold heretofjre. but we are so fi’m'y
convinced that we hav. now the long J'ioVed lor
Cure, that we are ready to say to all who have
th,* disrate, that we firmly aed couarientloosly
telieve that no matter how far gone they aie. if
they will n-e tbe medicine by the directions they
wi’l lire Icag yeera xft rwarda, living witnetaca
of the vinnu of
BREWER’S LUNG RESTORES,
It ha* no .quel in Bronchitia. Bore Thioat,
Ho.rser.eM, Bhortnea*ot Breath. luflucnxa. I afe
fn Bide. Ctereymaa’s Bore Throat, Oaterrh and
other diaeaaes of the Throat and Lungs In
Aathma, it rite* atm-«t tnatantaneona relief. It
gives tone to tbo whole system and every bett e
will »dd from fire to ten tounct to *ny one a
weight if takon reanlarly. A» infant esn■take l.
without tbe alight- at Inter* and we would urge
onrent* to wive it iuckm-soI w h--oping t-ouau.
Red Colds, end other rtia*e*es where auch * roed-
ii ins ts need -d. Unlike tb« greeter portion ol
Cough Medic : n»», »hi« he* not a particle of mot-
phico or other opiates in it-
LAuiARy RATON & LAMAR.
CertlUesktea*
Venn. Lamar. Bank in A Lamar—Dear Sirs: I
had b en troubled tor a! long t.me bolero uaing
Brewer’s Luna Restorer, with something like
Ailhu a. end after urine only two bottle* of your
medicine I breathed peifectly free and havefelt
™o symptom of the dia-aas ainr*. I am coufidrnt
jour medci-e cured at and Icbeer’nllvvecom-
mtn ^{,Sfiu^ 0 ‘ r#,,,0er,,, 5o^D.EOSi
Mttoon. Groracin.
hUKE^OURE
Cbughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Broft-
chitis. yisthnm. Consumption,
And all Disease* of THROAT ac-J LCK03.
Put up in Q j*rt-Sixe Bo’ties for F.robyrse.
Ferenttficalfy prepared of Balsam Toln. cryatal-
Haed Sort Caniiy, Old Hyr, and other tonic*.
Tho ro'muia is known to our be*t l^ytio-an*. Is
higVy eeromet d*d by Ihrm, am- the anslvstovff
our moat prominent chemist. Prut G, A.'Mart*
per. in Chicago, it or tcelaheloftvcry bottle. It
iawenknowm to ’-he medical pref-—akin that
TOLL ft-' CK and RVR w It afford the re-aiett
relief for Coughs Colds fnfl-ten**. Broncbiri*.
Son TaitMit, W#&k LuniUi, iIm Coi'iuaiptiou. il
th* inHp’en; a d adrjn^d tUftii,
Vmam* Appetnor. it sa*k«&
a deiitntfiii tonic far f* • Dr uph. In»lezamitta
U»e; if weak or debilitated. It *»▼#»* tono.
i*y and dreofcth to tbe *Ho1a b:ii? an
I'Htmtinri toFTRiDioiiTMn
j V"teliUIL by unprfpri|,,Vrf deafen,>
(.who try to pa-m off upop you Ro. k aud Rvm?
(<» place of ourTOL HOOa' AND RYE, J-
(which ia tj-e only me^ica'.ed article made ttie")
-.genuine l.aipg a Government htamp-on>
(each bo’tie. )
LlttHEMCE Jb MtUTi.Y, ProprlfitOUa
UI Madison at., Chic go.
**-takyocr Druggist for it.
n-ld your Grocer for it.
your Trine Merrhant tor it.
ea-Chi'drec, a,k your Matoms for it.
OateRoMVjr Drurrirts. Grocers and Wine Mer*
ch.ntaererv where, • a«.n.w,y
$5,000,000:
The American Shoe Tip C&
WARILAKT TUCIS
A.S.T.Co.
That Is cow so extensively wont on
CHILDREN’S SHOES
TO 'WEAR AS LORO A3 THE METAL, •.,
Which vtl introduced by them. And by whM
tho above amount has boeu saved to parents »
nnaJly. This Black Tip will enve rS /
■rare, aa besides being worn on tho coats
grades it to wore on tme and coatiy slut
where the Metal Tip on account of ita- foa,
would not be uaed.
They all have our Trade Mark A. tt, T. Q
•tamped on front ot Tip.
Farenta ahould ASS FOR SHOES «KU tl(
BEAUTIFUL BLACK TIP !
on them whan purchasing for their children.
Back Ash
And all thaeases of 'he Kidneys. Bladder and
Urit ary Urgaus by weiring the
irnDTOYed Excelsior Kidney Pad
It IS a UAskVBL of HEALING and RELIEF.
Simple, Sensible, Direct,
Painless, P^erfol.
Tt OT7H.H8 wheroall else fails. A
REFBLAITUN a >d REVOLUTION in Medi-
ane. Ab*orption cr direct anolication. aa op
posed to unsatisfactory internal meditines. Bend
ler our t-eaii,e on Kidney troubles, sent free.
Bold by orusglat*. or aeut by mall, on receipt cf
price, £8. Address i
offi'.’Me “Only” Lang Pal Co.
artfiriund QfJ ^ Williams Block*
take no other. Detroit. M ich
SOKUle. BiBS UltUN l Y.— Wherea* tlrn-
ly Bchall. ex- enter of Jacob Schall deceased,
reprew n's to ths o rrtln his petition duly filed
and entered that be has fully administered tbe
estate of Jacob Pchall.
This to, th'ref-re. to ei'tf all persona concerned,
legatees, fcclrsand creditor,, to show canae. tf
any they «an. why said eteeulor should net be
disci.srged from his ssid executorship, snd re
ceive totters of dismission, at tbe court of or
dinary to be opered on tbe lint Mon-lay in J»n
nary 1881, a id to be in assalon on tbe sixth day
ol aeid mouth.
Witness my bind and official signature.
J. A. McMANUS, Ordinary.
Oct s. lesn-sm*
LANDRETHS’
Mclntoeh Houses
Indian Spring, Georgia,
B. W.ohLTIBB.Faop’a. w
THIS Beuie is now open for tbe rcoeptiou;ef
bealtb and piaaaure serkera.
KATES OF BOARD:
Per day .., J
Week WWM • ll—,„.MH,H,IW,.,WWH,
Aouth w-v*
Bxrnrsion tickets from Haeon to 8pring. n-
clnditw railroad and stage tare and one week’s
board,810.50. Tickets goodUll Ncvumber 111.
Fairtt-cU|a dtring Orchestra engaged for the
neiutf
1.00
9 40
80--M
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o
ao
|2I?aS^
S3=a|l?^|s*
£ S‘| 5!- a S
g^&iggg- S !fo Iff
•hi
"DEAF HEAR
IbireatU^lk* FOlllRQ OlgTAPHOkf. '--^j
[ r.rk Herald. b* p u X*. *c. email
It. akp Porkrt. Ovkfll.OOO In oaa.
ilTird tomphWu with UmmArt^ of T^Soh1a«
Ifrea |A(* Ih-»X la ttrrr Mt-oVn
I wtolwhburkiMxl — karat KrTF* ililltif IH.STL
Ik*HOKE CO., 163 Hu, d’hifltmatl, O. J
CBOCKHTT'S t
Iron Worlds,
MAOOV. GA.
o *
At or.r wotke can ,-*> eocn ibe beet KK-
OINE MADE for GINNING AND -HBESE-
1NG. We caarentee tt to do nil or more thaa
the raes n'ach-rtra eeyit will da. Yfo btuia
STATIONARY EN01HES
From 8 to 60 Borao Fewer,.
Thereto no E'glue wade superior to it, ac
we have teetimooiel* to preva. Wonena-
feotnre^ an ^ Q r Igt Mlll8
that give entire sa'iefectioa. We ktep
aaio
WATER WHEELS. HORSE POWER?,
IMPROVED GJNGEkR. ?UIARH1LL
pans AND EVAPORATORS,
And tbo B it
Horizontal Bugar Mill
made. Aieo. ISON RULING for comatl
riee. ef". SHAFTING PULLEYS, aa
GEARING for all all kinds of n-ili work-
In fact, wo keep everythin*: that to nxa
about atesm or water power cr ptauteticf
work. OorOOTrON F'tKbS to etccndOO
none, bewy cheap, simple and durable, a
hnr dted» will attest Hcod for eiieulara oaf
prices before bnyng elsewhere. Addreu*,
Jalj31«ly E. OBCCKE1T 4 SONS.
NO lICE OF AL’PLIOaTION FOR
LEAVE TO SELL LAND.
F iUR weak* after date an- 1 durirg tbe regu
lar Nore-sher term of tho Court of l)rdin»ry
lor B'bb eonniy. application will be made to the
ssid Ro.rtof Orfioar* for Bibb cenn’y, fortesve
to sell all the lards relongliig to relate nf John
Lama*, laleofwidi *nty eece-sod. for the pur
pose of aistrib-aion wrong tho heirs of taia es*
Ut *‘ M4RY LOUISA LAMAR.
Adra’x est-.te of John Lowar. deceased.
Ori IBM oete-t-wa v
-49fh YEAR OF THcl-
Mcdical College cf G*orgi&
AUGUSTA
■THW Tnititntion camiitotc* the Medical D«s*
i partraent of the HUte UtrfWfRy, tbo Dip!^
idm are twrrod by its Ch*r«Jl9r
Th** tmSoi will CO** mcnoe on tho firat Mom*
dai of Nc**»n»lra, »nd will fn tha
Msrch follow Uir. Applt for if rofCs?*to
teni? —^ taRH. W R« l?f». Tftn.
r
LUDDEN & BATES
SOUTHERN
Music House.
—at the—
j:enity all Druggist*-
BALTIMORE, Mo.
'lAMA-R, RANKIN* LAMAR,
Wbclatsli Dnuaflate. Maeoa.
iiefels tl* ftftftumiwfiU of the rational
UUSdlBkl phUcflwphV Vhlch at present pre
vails. It '& h perfectly pure vegetable
remedy, embracing the three importani
pronqrtl&w a preventive, a tonic, and an
alterative. It fortiflei tho body against
disc'is;, Invigorates and revitalizes tho
QMd stomach and liver, and effecU a
tdost salutary change in the entire system,
when in a morbid condition.
For sale by all druggists and dealers
generally- **
J. G. WEISZ..M- M
-piOFBMO* ol ergaa, p*«»o, vWln, guitar
JL _ - “ w kswmeaf eoaspoeition aad
HO HOMO OOLLFGS.
Old Wdodea Drag Comer.
WNrs
Hunt’s
BELLE COLOGNE
AND ALL KIND8 OP
SruRt, Medicines,
ChemioAiB, Perfamery*
Toilet Articles, etc
L. W. HIJKT
COE. SECOND AND CHEER* 8T8,
MACON. GA.
y i.VVKl.
Atlanta Ga.
THE BRIGHTWOOD.
’sxamstSfT^-ei'ssi's^
central location in thunty.
itiaMfl of •DUM’inDnt, mil |ir*6 Iwboiotbm
-snd retail), cars to Brighten atd Manhattan
ftaftrh and aU pttCM of luartsw rmpri.
Terms very c odarate, Au exclusively rtljM
' i * bl * family hotel. g WOOD. Frrpto.
Sefer In Maconbypermission to S»>J* Wte
shp. Bsq., firm of wlnsSp * Wfflaarv, T.
Ooiee, Etqma. loo ore n
1/841
inni SccuS S BEST
U not sold in your tewajou
can set them by mail. Prop
«aa — us a Data! Card tor Oats- . „ .
tone and Price* The OIJmI animoU aitsmsheSui
Grovert f* the ITniteilRtatee.
DAvIir LAN DKETlIok B«N8,ItoxPAj?A.
in the town ol Clmton, taidocmntr.
Timadt* in Dfoemcer Q6Kt« wilniil
h^ri taStote liSoJLFtefcwBtatJr
tton, oontalnlngeight hundred (soo) awaa, MW«
or lots, situate six miles e.atutUunteo «“»
J outs county, near railroad a.utionou “■•Jr
R. U. fteldiuonobodv for d itrito»M«LG«o*
fair land *n a good state of cultivatlW'trell im
provai with plenty of 'Faterandt.mberforaU
iMMUfy gFutpo^ee* in • good locality »»660M
veutout to market. RROWN.
H.J. FINEST.
Sept.17, Uft>.-8\ Executory
Gray’s Specific Medicina
:RADE re ARK. THE g'eatTRADE^MAJtl
Bt-gliab raja*
edy. An. un*
/S-.-S-f* .farting tr e Tor
'# Seminal ewk*
'\i£f &«•■>. Spermate
orrhoa, Impo*
t.ncy, and »U
dia^xso* that,
Before Takitigquance of •**'After Takina
lasaof mam,ry, univenal *—**“■*'
Saha send tree bv >'*>1 to ivory «
Sflo MSSdnaT. id by all dru<«toU at tl P*r
u nix pmhim for $6 will 06 iGOt
K mriTM VioriDt w Ihc mopej by addrerein*
BI<U®kf icb!*tbSPla Ma~n wri eveiy
W For*mislSteLA* A», RANKI^Jd^
The Musio Houbs of tho^South,
BomoT&l to Our
NEW DOUBLE ST0BE.
An ^Immense Music Ttmple,
Two torn stores, each 89 feet front and Bur
stories high, fronting on three atreeta and *1 ed
from rel.ar to loft with murical supplies. Noin-
tag to rota para with it m the Vouth.ru at»ies. _
A Big Store.
A Big Stock.
A Big Trade.
and MOKE TO COM£.
a EUR-. A. BIBB COU.'TY,—Vltcrexs
* y Lieu re. xdiuiul-trstnx r,f the eatate
Lienro late«fHid county ..-mated, has f -j
aoplirat'.on fer leave to *e ’ the real eitafers* t
lonring to *aid est tte for th; urn ne of dtriiul J
TVse are therefore to c*te ar,J a-lmonnh f f
p< nmia concerned to he snd anpe»r»tthoOia- ; V {
of rtrdihar-of tail conn y. on ;ba first Kamb. -|
in Ntvrmher ro,t. to show eaaao, if anytxtj
h v<*. why ssid api-licatiopahTifd not hegrautei f
Witnrts my baud and official signature, OsM. i
her i. isso.
.riSM<* J. A. YcY.hS r S. Ordinary.
Aaonta ond Convnraers
Make from 825 to 850 per xveek Fellisft
good* ler *. G Rideout A w-. J0 15-rciay street.
New Y-irk. Send for Uri-eatalopuc imd tenat.
angt7-wiv I <J
G KORGla. Hi’-b Otur-tv.—Hy virtue of au or- ,
der from the Court of <’rdiaary > f said conn* .
ty. Will ne »«M cn the first T-ridnv in Dwem- ! ,
bar. 18*0. at the court hct:*e don' in thec.tyc* .
Mxoon, in said county, betwton the fensl haunt
of sale, the • rae-t Hands tn said count7 wheraoa
R. A. Csin resided at tins time of his dentil, cou- I *
tain ng two hundred and thirtv acres, more or 1
leas, beitw |>»m o( lots numbers III ar.dkit.ly*
irg iu Rutland aistrict in *•:.! cruntv. Soria*
the prooerey ot R A. C»ln, late of arid county §;
deeearel.for the purjmrocfe di»Irion atom* , f
tbe heirs aid paying tbe d. b's of *a*dI estate,
novstd* I) I* HiRDttONG, Adtu'r. '■ j
O RD'NARY’S Offi e. Ior.ea County, Georgia, 'i
| aovea-ber l, 1880.—’■* h~rw-.s Radford S. I,
Turner applie* to me f<r admi .--tration on es
tate *f Mrs- Marv N. Turner, ducereed. ■
These ore to cite snd ud-contrh eU persona
concerned »oshi-w cause at *h:-> r.-iiro «„> f-r by •
the firat Monday m Deremb v-. tlany thryhava . •
whv adm'nis’rr'.ioa shall not be jiaatedtoap-
P Uhfr.as toy hsi-f sfcjajv [ \
novltd* ROUND T. ROS.8. Ordinary. ^
O KDINISY’S Office. Jore* Onunty.Goc-rgia ^;
J, oven.her 1. I *>.-Wbewe» Andrew X (
Stow-U.sd'nir.ii.trator cf criair *,-seph O. daw .
toe 'PCexml. app'iet to we lor ctimi.t.on ,ro» *
’’ThtVare!OCitea dtdmtni»hril I'rrscnsron
t+tr.e* *Inw c-iu^ »t thu Court oh tl»6 1 r*
Mor.day in Fet-runry next, i! aa' they hate, whf
d ,m n tn al rlt tot *- areuUd to, jp.iront. •
W,tn r . my Tfj83 . Ordinary.
fl
PIUB1
HABIT ’
CUKE
4AwVv
By B. M. Woolley
Atlanta, Ga. Reliabla avl-
deuoe given, sad rolerrnea to
wnd patients and j-hyateiana.
Send for my bock oo tbe
habit and ita earn. FREE.
MILL A FACTORY SUPPLIES OF
AU KINDS. BELTiNG, HOSE snd
PACKING, OILS, PUMP8 AU KINDS,
IRON PIPE, FITTINGS, BRASS
GOODS, STEAM GAUGES, ENGINE
GOVERNORS, Ao. 8«nd for Price-list,
W. H. DILLINGHAM A C0 n MS Msifi
Street. LOUISVILLE, KYt
Execntor'sSa le.
YY7H.L be sold before the eourt bouse dcor. (n
vy the Iran of Pr*rv. Meastaneoraty. G*or-
sta, within the leg-1 hour* o* rale, on Ithe fi*m
Tuesday in Dcoember. 18S0. tha foflowt r prop
erty, to-wit -. One tbooraod acres oI land, more
or lees in tha lower eleventh dietrtto ri Hcwriasi
county, matt known t< ib* J'jhn 6.
place. Sold as the property of Skriton barier.
dacMapd. Terms.ene-MU eaab, th* riber baif
pis) able Id twelve months. Bonds for tIUss given
util Mttd (cr.
no.JuT* JAMB I. MAF18R. Ssmcntriu
’ > ! I,,
Durirg the test yean since rar eatablLhment
•f our bouM »*e haae oareioped tbe music trade
of iheSouta t#a woodartaldegree. but aa '<**«>
have only began. We see, not many jtere * b
a busineas of a million a jear, and to take m-reol
this enormeo* lr.de we bare provided <nt prea
cut mammoth warereoma. Fall trade 1881 will
be immense. We are ready tor 11. For month,
our setiK>r partner has bean at the Ncrth con-
irmertrg with Plano and Organ manufacturer*
for instruments. He ha. conefoded most advau-
tageoor contracts and tha Pianoa aod Organ* are
oofsira. tsiiut* 11 OWK® ioor*. by ovary strain-
, gew *8 flea. Haw Friroa, Few Terms. Mew
Stock. New Store. Mew Departure.
Special' tfleri"Fall 1880;
Price, with Three Month. Crslit.^1
During moat hr al Angust, «* pte* her and Oc
tober w* writ ee’l Ffanoa aad • ' r ** r A**
Oeah Frire*. pryable af5 Oa.h on a Plane «" M0
rtaahcnanOvaaa. with tlm bnlanoa ia three
month*, wtthcret totenma.
LTODEN & BATES,
avamnaii 'OA.
RB8USSUE ?IAW MB MtM BCALEIt.
dortJ-dltawawl*
xjiojfTRAiiu jaPEKsr.
126.ffdft»wrasffla?
G EORGIA. Bbb County^-Wtareaa A. Bf
am. adri’nlstratm o tic
I Ittlo 1. e ol *atd com tj deem *-*i be* ■,
app ire lion tor leave toaanMIiindlvriad halfia
teeet in about three bundled i-rrcs of rtnd r
said rou-Hy just below thcd’-J of Maron, be •
11 Three'arel'therejore, tj- cite “d wtaonub i
parrot:, cot cerr.td. to Vie »'' d '*W*«r i,t «
Fourtol Ordinsrj of « d ccun-j on the lln ,
Mondar i t D-remherncxi. ,a , ^ I
they here, why salt sppdoation ■ hc-uld no*
official tignattlP Nor. S, 1SS0.
novS’d
J. A. MCMANUS. Ordina**.
, yORfllA. BibbOourty.-Hj ».rtueof ac «
d.r from ibo Court of Ordinary ot-aaid r *.;
tr. will ba a-Id cn the Bret To.-edivy jn.»e •
Krr. li-0. atOAc- conrl houce dcse in the «
Haco-t in roid county, b tween the Itgalbem •
o! Site, that ptren! of land •itun'ca on win
Hill, eunuty of Ki b, and Slat) aferjswd.'
Butioc of till fca f of lol No. 7, to WN*
no tt,. H->a. ou rose 815 fro*, and on *\-j>, -
right.ogle. 'S' fe* t. frortirg ena ieyt ml
on th* *ooth fee*. *<1J on th« went
feet, aai-1 lot ejntaining .na rxre. n^iro ,
iUo ttat i r party on tom-ro’ H»a.e *
boait atreris in the city of Ma -in. lot d, i ( i, •
«7,cnt»iningthree dwelling hm-o- >»oa«
on rt lkewn .troct * 8 feet and m H a Sri
U«tet. (told as the property o' J -hn _U
late of arid county liiwarod. lor the pu.-pias
d’.riaiott among tiie heir* • f taid ret-.te.
\J.ntri tt. A LtRUBn.A-iwini*
. n*ittuv s, ulbH < U'V! V -ri'herre,
Ll donS.Vhomaa h.» sjipiwd t.. me!
setttna .part a horwtend oc real ai
nrnimrtj and Ihe valuation of tb« _
eras npno *«Jd aapiirnltofi ou Thursday 1
dsy of November 1880, u;10 o’clock a. m.
^t^Ttd" im 3, A, EcMAMJS. On
