Georgia weekly telegraph, journal & messenger. (Macon, Ga.) 1880-188?, December 31, 1880, Image 7
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AS AMERICANIZED Parisian—Mile.
«I*VT, the daughter of the President, af
fects American ways altogether, and will
walk and ride alone, much to the horror
of the aristocrats, and even Republican
papers of Parts attack her for infringing
on long established customs. They tell
some very amusing stories about the
young lady, and the difficulties she en
counters in carrying out her American
isms. For instance, no respectable French
woman goes on the street alone; either a
gentleman (relative, of course), or a ser
vant must accompany her. A foreigner
can defy this rule with safety, and every
day you meet English and American
girls by themselves, but their nationality
is so evident that it protects them where
a native would be insulted riclit and left.
It seems on a number of occas'ons that
Mile. Grevy, when walking alone, has
been accosted by her too gallant country
men ; hut instead of losing her temper or
being frightened, sl»c hands them a visit
ing card to enforce her statement as to
lier personality, and then begins to
harangue them on the beauty and pro
priety of women walking unescorted, and
on the folly of a man presuming for that
reason that she is not all she should be.
The novelty ot this proceeding is rendered
more striking because unparalleled in the
annals of French history.
Laws and Ambition.—There Is hard
ly a man, however moderate Ills abilities
and energies, who ciiglil not look forward
to a fair share of human happiness if he
were early taught to conform a conception
of life to his powers, and to seek nothing
beyond what those powers entitle him to
look for. And the same is true of women.
Weariness of life in the young arises, in
to far a3 it arises from causes that are not
purely moral, chiefly from a great dispro
portion between the kind of career the
voung have becu taught to expect and the
kind of career for which they find them
selves fit. There is too much of the idea
that lads ought to be spurred tuto a sort
of ambition for which the;.' are by no
means suited. A life of car fully limited
desires—a life more or Iw.< approximat
ing in its reticence and moderateness of
aim to that the old most usually live, if
they are too live Iiappily at all—need be
by no incaus an unhappy life, for a very
large number of the young people of our
generation, if only they were not taught
so early to look upon such a life wlllr
contempt as If it were no life. In reality
It might be a much more dignified and
noble lire limn the life of fretful competi
tion and of unsuccessful or half-successful
ambition.
A Home fob Motueu.—It is delightful
to turn from tho too frequent sad example
of tho dinie-novel-bitten runaway boys
bringing themselves and tin ir parents to
grief, to a pure picture of filial love and
duty like tins: Says a letter written irom
a Western city:
Dusiness called me to tlie United Stales
Land Office. While there a boy, appa
rently sixteen or seventeen years of age,
came in and presented a certificate for for
ty acres ot land.
I was struck with the count»nane and
general appearance of the boy, aud in
quired of him for whom be was purchas
ing the land,
“For myself, sir.”
1 then inquired where he had got the
money. He answered, “I earned it.”
Feeling then an increased desire for
knowing something more about the boy, 1
asked about himself and parents. He
took a seat and gave ide the following
narrative:
“I am the oldest of five children. Fa
ther is a drinking man, and often would
return home drunk. Finding that father
would not abstain from liquor, I resolved
to make an effort in some way to help my
mother aud brothers and sisters. I got an
axe and went into a new part oftlie coun
try to work clearing laud, and I have sav
ed enough to buy forty acres of land out
there.”
“Well, my good boy, what are you go
ing to do with the land ?”
“I'll work on it, build a log house, and
when it is all ready, will bring rather,
mother, brothcis and sisters to live with
me. The land I want for my mother,
which will secure her from want in her old
age.”
“And what will you do with your
father, if he continues to drink?”
“Oh, sir, when we get him ou the farm
he will fed at home and be happy, and 1
hope become a sober man.”
“Young man, may God’s blessing at
tend you iu your efforts to help and to
honor your father and mother.”
By this time the receiver handed liimhls
receipt for his forty acres of land. As Lb
was leaving the office he said:
“At last 1 have a home for my mother ?’
For Husbands Only.—A correspond
ent writing Irom California says: A cure
for wife-whipping was authorized by the
last Legislature of Nevada. The author
ities of Austin, a mining town in that
State, have erected a whipping-post to
punish summarily wretches who abuse
their wives by blows. Wo wish it were
practical to apply appropriate correction to
the no less unmanly tyranny of unfeeling,
exacting aud cruel words by which too
many husbands keep their wives in never-
ending torment. If man had the brains
he boasts, ho would speak ever kindly to
the mother of his household, if St were
only for selfish motives. Make your wife
happy by tender and affectionate treat
ment, and you will make your home a
paradise more precious than gold and
costly mansions. We admire the Hindoo
parable (and believe its instruction) that
describes a woman at the gate of heaven
praying that her naughty husband may be
admitted. “Ho was ever kind and true
to me, and If you would make me happy
I must share with my husband.” Instant
ly the portals opened and the angels bid
ldm enter: “Because of thy wife’s prayer
thy sins arc forgiven. Who livo in har
mony on earth in heaven are not di
vided.”
“HOME FERTILIZER”
CHFAPEST
FERTILIZE.
IS USE.
$15 per ton cash
Vjfith. cotton option.
K ETi HUM & CO. A;e. ts o • Georgia.
74 BaX SIB 1ST, SAYaKHAH. Ok;
And Lout A-enfs throughout ths Bta'.J.
dtcl6wtr
\ StnUS CliltZ jnr *11 tlie iII-chmy fur wtik’b it Ik recommended. end al.vays perfieUt K/t
iu tlie liuii-U <;' even the inert inexperienced pun-ci.g.
PERRY DAVIS' PAIN KILLER
oarer
Liyer
Witb tho Anti-Malaria.
CURES
Chills mul Fever, Oji
nlfttntfl. Kiilnry Affections. A enrol
ein. Constipation. Kick Ileml
nche, Female Vomiilnlnls, unions,
lies.*, Palpitation, nnu nil Mnlarlql
Diseases wittaont meillcine. No Dos.
Depot, wC (lernmn St.,
d by Druggists generally
e's Pntc
iy
nrite. Principal D;
UnltO., Sill. Sold by _
Buy none but Plain;i Patent I.lvca
and Ntotnnr It PnU. others are bulky
tard and troublesome to wear.
John In a alls, druggist,
Wholesale and Retail Agent, corns' F.urih tad
Poplar slreMs.
A BEAUTIFUL
HOLIDAY PRESENT
I w"l «end ps*t ps'd forOne Dollar »hard-
m -e Co-ai Pin and Drops »ud Pair of
Bracele S wi'h mi- gold plated triana.rg.
O-i.i.'I o • irooght rf a jure er turti.rj). Mousy
re'bii Id >1 • o' •at'sNctnry.
R A PALV1EK Manufacturer.
3S3 Broadwbv New York Citv.
dorS io
rVr.Vr. Vork-thops, anil
ver riven it a trial.
IT HAS STOOD THE TEST OF FORTY YEARS' 7SJAL.
_ i».7etutcl by rh'j.ir'i'in*, K'li.fer*. Warfo.mrfe*. Morrtyn of foe
Hantalii.-.i*. j in fl-sspi* 1/1 —- !*■ :h*>rt hv err.-trl.-r’i/ fmprVi-r tvl:n I :i
D A IrtJJ tif IQ t? fh'iulil t.nvo n place In every factory, tnachine-snoft
s Irfi. 0 Liu an. “ ?ai Hat and min. on every farm and plants: -r.. in every
hraiseli'iiJ, ready i-ir immediate use nos or.’y for accidents, cuts, brutes, rersz, etc., tut la
cn=e of saddm rielcii-—i of #nv V'-f
PAIN KILLER
lutrrsoJly or rxtcnmlly
•Men'*** of nnv
i.« fa" tVL*!l - trfr<l nn#l ini«tM fr!rn«l of (£• who want
. _ n nhvc nt:<! *af«* me*!fcitoe whlrli can 1*6 uscil
iMtrrnnlljr or rxfcnmlly w'Uionf ro** « f hurm wlfh v#-rr*»lnfy of rolfrf.
Its price hrhvr* It tvitiiin Hie «.* *.11: hu*1 it will unmuiTly #nve many times its cost
in doctor?* bills. For sale by nl! dnitr»j1«rw rt 25«% S*?r. hji«1 £1.00 r*cr
PPQUY DAVIS M RJ'N. Pro»>H ^rr.vldorco. R. Ip
An Englishman, Sir Francis Lycett,
who died recently, leaving a fortune of
over a million, was an ardent Methodist.
During his lifetimo his gifts to Wesleyan
Methodism were princely. His hobby wa3
the erection of new Wesleyan chapels in
the metropolis, which movement he origi
nated, and toward which object he gave
within the last ten years the sum of AM5,-
000. Two days before his decease lie
handed the secretary of that fund a check
for .£7,500. Ho lias left a legacy of £23,-
000 towaid the scheme, and at Lady Ly-
oett’s death two-thirds of his fortune, in
which she lias a life interest, Is to be de
voted to the furtherance ot the same
movement. Valuable legacies amounting
to several thousands of pounds have been
left to Wesleyan home and foreign mis
sions and other connectional objects.
Operation* In Stocks.
The present activity and rise in stocks
is tlie forerunner of a continued ac
tive and rising market. Those who are
inclined to spcculato cannot _ do better
than to place their busiuess with John A.
Dodgo & Co., Brokers, No. 12 Wall Street,
New York. Seud for their Report cbn-
aining full information, free.
1 can assure you that »» no single in
stance has the Tecthlna ever proved a fail
ure. We have tried tho soothing medi
cines and everything known to us and
“Old Women,” and Tcethina is preemi
nently a success, and a blessing to moth
ers and children. J. M. DkLacey,
Hatcbechubbe, Ala.
Alter trying Soothing Remedies with
out avail, and physicians without relief, I
gave your Teethina, and it acted like
magic. I occasionally give a poiciler to
keep mg child’s gums softened.
S. R. Baldwin,
Columbus, Ga.
DUXTI8T3T.
DR- S. B BARFIELD
No.tOO MulbfiiyMt.
Onto. HovM-t a m. it I s.n. tu MU
A OARD.
To*ll vboira ■uffenn*? Irom tb’ trrori an4
indiisretion* ol joalb, nervous weaknrar, early
deov.loti ot muobond. etc.. I will M-nrt » rreiro
Put wiil emv you. P&NB OP CHAUGK. Thit
X eal reme !y »*. di«- overel by a million,r7 ir.
Houtb Amoric*. Ben l a »«lf-*ddroiMd euveloin
to tbe Her. Joeepb T. Inman. Station D, New
York Ottv. aDrik-deodawIy
J. F. Newcomer, of Toledo, Ohio
says: I have been greatly beueGted by
wearing an Excelsior Kidney Pad. aud
would recommeud all persons troubled
with weak kidneys to try it. lw.
—About two hundred more jugs of
Christmas went down the Brunswick
road yesterday.
Permanent relief for dyspepsia, sour
stomach, biliousuess, and all diseases of a
disordered liver can be had by using I’ort-
aline, or Tabler’s Vegetable Liver Pow
der. Price 50c. White’s Cream White
Vermifuge is the best worm killer. For
sale by Lamar. Itaukin & Lamar. octl2t
Cause anil Effect,
The main cause of nervonsness is indi
gestion, and that is caused by weakness of
tbe stomach. No one can have sound
nerves and good health without using Hop
Bitters to strengthen the stomach, purify
the blood, and keep the liver aud kidueys
active, to carry ofl'all the poisonous and
waste matter of tlie system. See other
column.—Advance. dec 14 2w
$ lOOO REWARD
For snv «k«oof Rllnil. U'»«3lnr, Itohir^ T 'l«-.
r»tM. or FILES ttimt Do Blns’s
Pile Remedy fails tu tur*. r>ei>are.i i» J
l*. MILJ.ia.ii.il.. Fbiiarfrtpl.il. P* Niia
rnaiiin wi’hout h>a tie more, rfrclilu tb item
Butsl’s and Landreth's seed fresh from
tlie growers, iu fire and ten cent papers,
by the ounce, quart, gallon, bushel and
barrel. Lamar, Rankin & Lamar.
We are now prepared to fill prescrip
tions at all hours of the night. Tlie night
hell will be found under the right hand
window of our retail store,
tf Lamar, Rankin & Lamar.
The most elegant stock of holiday goods
In the city is at Hall’s drug store. His
liberal oiler of a silver tea service has
made bis store the centteof attraction,
tf
The city comment on hair oil made
from a Circassian receipt; Gossamer Pow
ders that defy detection an<l render tlie
cuticle soft as down aud smooth as satin.
D'Orsay’s Cologne, ye gods! what a treat
to tlie olfactories! Arabia’s sweetest
floweis are culled in blending this most
delicious ot perfumes. Extracts prepared
from the flowers of Asia, Germany,France,
England and America, embracing single,
double and triple extracts of eveiy con
ceivable odor. Toilet articles in endless
variety, Bohemian glassware, vases, toilet
sets and fancy cologne bottles, soaps of
delicate and elegant odor, Russian bristle
toothand hairbrushes—all at
Lamaic, Rankln & Lamar’s.
Wauled-Honey lloney I Wanted—
Honey I
We want several barrels of good
strained honey. All should communicate
witli us at otice who have any for sale.
tf Lamar, Rankin & Lamar.
A Dawa Tiwn aiicban
bavieg parsed several sleepless nights, dis
tal bed b» the agonies and cries of a suffering
ould. an-1 becoming convinced tLat Mu
Winslow’s Soothing Bjrnp w»» just tbe arti
cle needeA procured s supply for ibe child
On reschr g heme and acquainting his wife
with what be bad done, she related to have
it administered to the child, ss vhe was
strongly in favor of boa ccpitby That z ight
tbe obild passed i i suffering, and tbe parents
without slotp. Betaming borne tbe day fol
lowing, tbe fatber found the baby was Mill
worse; and while contemplating snolbrr
sleepless nigbt, the mother slipped trim
tbs room to aiteud to some domestiii dnties
and left tbe fatbsr wiih tbe tbiid. D ring
her absenea be administered a portion of tbe
tioothins By/up to tbe baby, and said noth
ing. That nigbt all bands slept well, and
the Utile feUow awoke in the morning blight
and happy. Tbe mother was deligb'cd with
the audCen and wonderful change, sod al»
though at first offended at tbe deception
practiced upon her, has continued to nae tbe
•yrop. sod enffeiicg or,ing babies and rest
less n’gbts have disippsaiod. A tingle trial
of ibs eyrnp never yet failed to relUve tho
baby and overcome tbe prtjodiooa of tbe
mother. Bold by aU dmgitsia. 25o a bottle.
deiSOtw
HOLMAN’S
PAD
Cutes 0 Silly By
VitM-
Hedicise..
•DtADBHAXK.
The Only True Malarial Antidote
lrs IIolxxs'b Par is rocnrri work renw-ly—
no leebla imitative eipe-Inert—ro purloined
entire-podge of tome otb-r Itivenrer’* Idea*: it l«
tbe Ongintl and only GENUINE CURATIVE
FA If, tbe only remedy that bos an bon-stly ac
quire: right to u»» thi titto-werd ''PAl*" in coa-
redloo with s treatment for chronic diicaaesof
the Stomach . Liver and Spleen.
By a recently perfected impieressnt. effected
bv tb-addition ol vegetable mgredie- taof nevly
divcovertd remedial value and abac rplito adapt
ability, Dr. Holman has greatly incresaed ths
aoopeof the Pad'a urelulnesi. and appreciably
augmented Ita active curative power.
Tbl< areat improvement giroi HObWAN’i
PAD (with ita adlnvanti) comp e’e and nnfailin
control over the moat pemalcnt and unvield
ingfor&a cf Chronic Diaeaae ol tbe stomach am
Liver.au arell aa , -lariat Blood-poi-oning.
HOLMAN'd PAl}* have cured/ and are dall
curing, disc*era of eo mary kinds, tbut tbs Halt*
well nigh iLtermiuable. It include* Malarii
Poaonef every type, frrm AcJtlna Bones am
Low fevers to Chills and Dumb Affns; * rt) u
ACM DIB-Alg.-, such as Dsspepsia. Jndigst
tion. Soar Stomach. Chronic Diarrhoea. Platu
leneg. Heartburn, etc . He-. LIVER “1-0*-
DiiH. Ilk, Biliousness. Bilious Colia Banger,
ovs Fevers Sick Headache. Faint in ths Bids-
Bilious Fevers. Torpid Liver, etc., etc. Well
don ihiu an,htv remoJr juttify the emin.nl
Prof »«cr I.qomiv' blah encomium : ‘It la nesrer
a Universal Panacea than anything la Medi-
The onceeaa of Holman’s Pud• baa inrpired f»
itator. *hc eff-r Pad, aimilar In form and Odor
totb-KinuIne Rol nan Pad. Beware ot tbeee
bogus end imitation Pads, gotten up only to sell
on the reputation of tho GBMUINB Holman
Pad.
guch genuine Holman Part hears the Private
Revenue Starau of the MOLMAN PAD COMPA
NY. with tho above Trad-.-Mark yrictcd in
green.
POE SALE »Y ALL VIE?: -CLA8
Or gent by mail. puet-j*id. on receipt el Pi.OO.
SPjIo
ocUSdsoddSwSm tencebutna
Gifts for J_e Season.
“What ahull I give at Chr'siniat cr on New
Ycar'a Dv ? ’ ia the *-lf addreased Inauiry cf
multiti-.dei of father*.husbands, b otters,luve s
end friends.
Ansor-g tbe many a-tide* of usefBlne><at.de'n
ganci Wliicn Vie to pretent a ready so’.m ion to
this uuc-tiou, [err, if any. will find more -attvfai;
to y accep aisre with tho Ladies then cur
Holiday Box
This hsndscme case contains our
Ctielraieil ToiUt Articles,
which, unlike msny now-ff-r&J t~ tho pubd-,
dv no*, coutai-. cno particle of mineral cr di lct-
rious matter. Ladies may use ibcm wi b terfe •
conEdcr.re They idorn,b;it never u {tre. and r-
pre-rml ently worthy of a placs in i very lady’e
boudoir.
To bo obtained et all tetpectablt drug and
lsncy stores—price 82.50. Will be sent,
express paid, on receipt ol price, crat ret il by
application to
Pond's Fxtracfc Co-
No. M West 14th 8t., New York
|tfu? ^at’frtisemcat?.
ft HOUSEHOLD REED.
Send 3 cent Stamp for an 80 page Book cn
“Iho Liver, its Diseatcs and tbelr
Troatmoat,”
INCIUDING MALARIAL TROUBLE*, Etc.
Address DR SANFORD,
162 Bread way, NewYoik-
A YEAR snd expenses
tsents. Outfit Free. Address
H O. VIOK kUT. Ananati, Me.
$777
A DVBRTI'EkHI send foronr Select tistol
Local Nnwspioers. G-o. P. Uuwell A Co.,
OSiMtc-ir ff. t.
.NVIGORATOR
Ths Only Vegetable Compound
that acts directly upon the Liver,
and cures Liver Complaints,Jaun
dice, Biliousness, Malaria, Cos
tiveness, Headache. It assists Di
gestion, Strengthens the System,
Regulatcsthc Bowels,Purifiesthc
Blood. ABooksentfree. Address
Dr. Sanford, 162 Broad way,N.Y
TOSt SALE ',7 AT L DHUGQISTE
B
PIUM
habit
CUBE
dAwtr
B-F. W it il« j
Atlanta. Ga. Belisble evi-
derce given, and reference to
enred patients aud physicians
rend for my txok ou the
habit and its rare. FRRR
Administrator’s Sale-
1TTII.L be cold before the court bouse door in
YY tbetownof ti'inton. jottri county, Geor
gts. on tb- Brat ToesUy in Jaauary next, within
tbe legal bow* of a»:e.o- e hnnnred (ItO) acre#
of land in Jcnn« county, eight mtirs west ol
Clint, n. bel nging «e estate of G. B. Watts, de
ems d—good Isr.d. two lo* houses, good teuamg
and plenty wsterand pine timber—aujoin* Long,
Glover, and other* bold to psy deb a of estate.
Term* cash. This December 1JMJ.
d c7tde W. P. Q1 OVER: Arfm'c.
JONES COUNrr SHERIFF SALE
W ILL he sold before tbe oenrt hou*e doer in
tbe town cf Clinton. Joni* counly. dnriog
the legal henrs of tale, ou tbe first Tuesday n
January next lot No. US. contatang two hun
dred acre*, more cr less, adbimng the I.nds of
Jerry Lowe. Levi K'n.low. and ethers. Levied
on as the property ot Bkbard T. Gib.ou to tML*
fvafi.la. issued ftom tbe Superior Court of
Jones eonntv 'n favor of Thnreav Jolrwan against
Bi.bard T. Gi sou. Propo^S. Vg&'i b r
defendant. Lj-fHlUra.
n-.vVv'u Deputy ahe iff-^
O kDlNARY’8Office. Jore* County, Georgia
I. ovember L 1*M-Whereas Andrew J.
Stewart, administrator of estate Joseph O. Bar
bee deoea-ed. applies to me for dismission from
grid a'miniilratien.
Three are to cite a- d admonish all persons ran.
rented to show c*u*e at thi* Court, on the first
Monday in February next, if any they bare, why
d emission shall not be granted to applicant.
Witness ray hand nffidallv. _ -
e0T 4« R- iL AN ft T. RGBS. Ordinary.
VNY virtue of a decree from the Superior Court
H of Snmter county. Geo-g’*, will be sold in
tbe dty of Macon. Bibb county. *U- ou the first
Tuesday In Jsnnsry next, between the less!
hours of sale, the fol lotring property to-wit: The
rest half cf .ot of l»r>d n-mher ot e hundred ana
eleven eortslnii g filly acres; said l»nd M Ihi
Miconrm«rre. ini mljMnlmf o( O own,
Holt, at d others. Sold a* 1the 1»roperly U M-B-
Byland- r. deceased, fori he benefit of heir* and
credit"rt. Terms of s*la*a*Ii. .
dot*0 id 8. MARKRTT-Ai|ipr.
S^v? Mill fur
B EI'O dr ln.ua of cl-tlng cut nneofmytrw
t-iils >11 .coourtol thaararciti of timber, 1
ell i'for sale the entire mill, eo isisting of c ne
-r j-horsa powe- engine, boiler and flrtu-cv,
-as* tvlts, carts to< Is, etc., and in (set ell 1.0
rc**i ic» for carry in* on the raw mill b sines
lam sell the mill or any ot ths fixturessipa-
rate, vnd will load on cars. . i. .
Anyone wishing to purdiun > m il wi lrfo
we.t to correspot d with n e, for I with to sell
before “icember 15th, at-d will tell at a gre*
sicrtfice. /dlvesi.
W. W. THOMPSON.
Bmitbville, Ga.
oci* rflw snrf sunll -i-taA*
Ierr v Clrislias.
H4PPY SEW YEAB I
ap "hopria iem u .™oa l u 1 f is FOR
MUSICAL PEOPLE.
l??n!SnSSi l f , Ra:ii, insi win give a .il.-ius
of c»q iiait» plca-ur.* 'nd impruvi-mcnt. Press
n-coi’y t-dn-ed tor botirtsrs. Good Rollable
Piero. *159. tiOO, Puperb Pianos P450. Very
Best Pia •» fS.X). >375. AU grades and prices
ruia four fim-clsts makers. Sold on Fasy Terms.
Parlor Organs.
Next best, and many
preferred, is an elegant
Parlor Organ, costing
from $38 lo $100
7 stop Organs, $55.
9 stop Organs, $59.
15 stop OrganB, $65.
ub Bass aud Octavo Coupler.
The lev RbmI foptler.
XT OTICE.
All c:rr;*poni nee should be with M. A. Dau
phin at below. In all ca et the TICK8T4
themselves are tent, ani never circulars tCericg
certificates or nything Use instead. Any one
prfiioilngt-offer anything else by circu'arir
otherwise on bis 0 an behalf or that of tbe Com
pany, it • *s imiler.
A irh’XUlD •PPORTI'NIIY TO
.WIN A tUtttUNB. PiK.T GRAND DIB
TK1BUTION. <;LAS- A IT N K W OALKAhS.
TUESDAY. JAN. 11. 18dl-IZ8th Mnaikty
Drawing.
Louisiana State Lottery Oomp&nv.
Thu Institution was regularly Incorporated lij
the Legislature c! the State tor Educational and
heritable purpose*, in IMS, tor tbe term ol
tweniy-five years, to gbirh contract thi inyiola
hie faith ol the State ir pledged ,wl irh {icdguht*
been renewed by a.i orerwhelalng popular votes
securing iu franchise In the new constitution
sccpUd Decrmbor 2. 1S79, with a Capital of
IIJMUMIlto which it bassinet added sreserve
lur.d of 3MO.CCO. ITS GRAND8r.NGLKf.UM-
BERDRAWinus will take place mwtkjjo-
tie second Toe day.
It never KBlct 01 postpone*, took at th follow
ing Distribution!
OAP1TAL PRIZE 133,000,
:00.000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLI.ABf EACH
Ha 1F-T1UKET8, ONE DOLLAR.
LIST OF PRIZEB. >
1 Cspifsl Pm* nSO 003
1 Capital Pria- 10.000
1 Capital Pme .. ... ....... S 000
SPnxeiut St,M0.. 5.000
51’rizes of .1JXJ0 — 6.000
Z0 frizes of 10000
100 Prizes of 100 10,000
3.0 Prizes ot 60 10.000
»« Prizes of £0..._._ 10.000
1390 PnzcB of ll „ 10.000
9 approzitist'or Prizes ol Woo x.Tou
9 ipproiimatmc Pruv* of *00............ 1AX
9 Approximation Prizes of 10u„._„,„. 903
1.867 Prizes, amounting to... SllC'tOt
p44.
Kenponablect-n-spordinc aremt wanted at
a I point*, tu whom liberal compensation will be
paid.
For furta-T luiormation. write clearly, giving
full address eend orders b> express or Kcgit-
tered Letter or iacey Order by ma'I, ad-
dr..-ed onl* to .
Write lor circulars or»- rrf nrs- n in
St. A. Danpltln’
5«s One .m. La.
crM.J DAUPHIff. at
No. 319 Broadway, New York.
All our Ureiid Bxtra»rdiiiary Jrrawing* are
under tbe supervision and management of Gen-
-n.' n t. BElURKGattU snd JUBAL A.
ccARLY.
ilUJ
THE ONLY RLLItBLB AO ENT KNOWN
FOR THE
Cure of Consumpticn.
No more hemorrhages from (beltings
after using the first bottle.
We wru'd rerorrmend t» a'l who 1 are dire.**
ed hung* and Tn os', ibia Stirling medieli „
riuraberr of cousumnt re* evea In the last rUv-«
of this terrible disease wlere ll ere was hut a
airsll portion of ttr lunar left, testify that t-ev
arrested the dixt-e by using • r.Ir two orthre
hollies ol Brewer’s Lung Rrslcrvr. TMrphn-
iri ns prcncunced them incurable mil left Ibe n
to pmeawsy si-d die. srd cesth wtri’.l hsr- ) n
b-en the result hut for a'tmtly use ot this a ti
de. We are well tvs re that weh*ve* good ceil
to rontrnd vtltb inlttioduciug Uistem'dy. iu
there bare ben lomanr worthlrtzn<strums
“1 i h. rctoiore hut we are »o firm!! rorvi-i . d
that we new have the long looked for Gore, that
we are reedy to say to all who bare this dnea.e
thst wr firmly aDd tonurier.lkuilt bellrvn that
no mailer how Isr gore they are. if they wi’t t to
tbe uirtlicnin liy the dinctiiuhs lnry will lira
long v»an tilerwards, livu g »ilLet set ol th. vir
tneol
Brewer's Lung Hester <
It bag rorqual in Erorchill*. Fire Throat.
Heart*r.e>», fibortrfisof Breath. Ir.flucrza.PHin
in Hrfr, tl rgvniti’s roroThroat. Catarrh and
olbirdiicitrs ot ti e threat and Iur.s>. In Liu-
ms.it givesalrrott in*la< tsr.ecu*relief. Itg'rr*
tone to tho whole system, tr.d 1 trejy bottle will
• dd frem five to ten pound* to any one's weigh
if taken resularlv. An irftntran tvke it with
out the slightest iniuri and wr would urge pa
rents to give it in cure* ot W hooping Cough. Bad
Coldi. ard other disease- where a rb a m-dleir.e
is 1 reded. Uni ke the rre* f .* portion ufCouab
Merfirinea. this tai not a par irla ol morphine or
other plates in it.
HUNT,RANKIN A LAM*It.
Macor, Gs.
=27th=
Fuimi&r Monthl* Dm^rrn^ of l&e
Cumgimlii CisiriMiiu Co.,
at MACAULBf’8 TBEATRJB,
In tbeCltT ol Louisville, on
. FBIDAY DEGEMBEE. Slat,
Those Crewing* occur monthly (fimulavg ex
cepted ) un.’er nr^vLiont of an Art of the Gei eral
A-scn hly clK-ntucky incarporatiug the New
port Printiig and Newspaper Co., approved
April 9. 1878.
•S-Tnisis a special Aot, and has nev
er been reDcaled.
The United elates cl'cuit Court on March 31
rendered tbe following decisions:
1st—That tho Commonwealth Distribution
Company it logs). ,
Id—Its drawings are fair.
The company has now on hand a la-gr reserve
aud. Bred nsref IIv the list of prizes ior the
DECEMBER DRAWING.
I Pme ? so.no
to Prizes 11,060‘oach l*)ofO
«) Prize* 600 e-Vjh 100, 1 ^
190 Prizes J00 each 10.00C
130 Prize* 50 etch „..„..,^....„.„.„.^.. ;ioyw
MO Prizes Ktxill-..^.^.^...^ 1SJWC
»00C Prizes 13 each. -— lOJXY
9Prizes SOOevh, tp’rezltcsPnprises! I I7f*
9 Pnsea SSOeaeh do do i.Sig
V Prises 100 each do do tii
1.130 Prizes 3113.400
Whole Tickets, S3 Half Tickets, »l.
*7 Tickets. |50. 66 Tickets,8)W.
Remit Jitney or Bank Draft in Letter, or seed
bv Kxprets. BONT BKNlt RY hKGI*TFRED
LETTER OR POST-OFFICE ORDER. Order*
ot £5 -nd upward, by Express, can bo rent at
our expense.
R. M. BOAEDMAN.
Oourer-Journal Building Louisville Kentuck*.
r Sfi7 and 809 B-vwdway N. Y
jUuaic and Musician Combined.
Month y tales already amount to 3.000 Instrn-
mvntv. Tbe most simple, perfect, instructive,
rnjoyab’u *nd a/ou ing aulhmatlc musical in
strument In the world. Noteliou.and e> pen
sive Ie**ons require-t. A child ctn play at sight
all styles of mutie upon an Oreuluette belter
than two ibir.lt of tbe piano pis; erg ran p'av th*
s me -, nsic after y-ars of pra jtir e A mao s»v-
•ng. laburaavug. money saving in.trument.
Prices $10 $11 and $15.
Guitars. Violins, Aocorueons. uornete.
Drome, Plate*. Hsrmonloss, /'there. Mneie
B He, Hntio Folio*. Pitno Cover-, Metaho-
pb. na«, Children’* Piuoa. or a year s aub-
scrtptiea to the bontbera Uneiotl Journal.
SEND FOR CATALOGUES
LnttflenS Baie^nilisra Mosic Honse
SA.VA.WNAH, GA.
MUSICAL CHRISTMAS
GIF1S.
House and Lot for Sale.
M Y boaand lot on Ormiuro opooslto
ooa. Holt’s and Copt. Raoul’s, ij for
Tre h»M contain! seven room*, Dpt ineludiDK
two room* for wood and coal. There aratwo
rervnnU*. ho »?• with tao room* each, »dafrv
and meat hou«o. irood crib, stable w*th three
tUU* and or h«o and baser bouse- Houses
snd fsores bate been repaired, painted and pat
in pert ct•rd’-r Thi* je*r. Tbe well of Is
|Ubwt in M.ncon. bare rm apple, pear. ng.
neratn mal wdJ kOOSA pluu tives nowins fine y
ou the lot. Lot ia Urge enough to bo dintled.
aru suntf ROB BET 1. PARK.
Most sc-rptable gifts to players or singers will
be the following elegantly oound books.
IfSLAny one mailed post-free, for tbe price
here mentioned.
ROBERT PRANZ’d BONG ALBUM.
GKH8 OF ENGLISH SONG.
HOMB CIRCLE. Three volumes.
WORLDOFBONG.
PIANO AT HOME. 4-hand collection.
SHOWER OF PXARL3,
CREMBDB LAGR9KB. SVoIs
OPBBATIG PEARLS.
G8MBOP STRAUBS.
GEMS OF TU DAN OH.
CLUSTER OF GEMB.
SUNSHINE OF BONG.
Each ol tbe above in Cloth 82A9-, Fin* Gilt S3(0.
bTUIBNT’8 LIFE IN BONO. *1.60.
CURIOSITIES OP MUSIC. £1.60.
BKKTHOVBN. A Roaiar.ee by Rau. |1J0.
RHYMES AND TUNES. Christmas Off*. £1.80
SULLIVAN’S VOCAL ALBUM. £1.60.
Fkl&Y FINGERS. ForPUno. *1.60.
OLIVER DITS0N& CO*. Boston.
O. II. DIT8QN k GO. « rf'dway N.Y
POND’S EXTRAGT.
Subdues Inflammation, I Controls atljfsmor-
Jcutc and Chronic. Irhagc, venous and mu-
1 sous.
1NVALUABI.B FOR
CATARRH. HOARSENESS. RHEUMA
TISM. NEURALGIA, ASTHMA*
HEADACHE, SOKE TQEOAT,
IOOTHaCHE SORENESS,
ULCERS, OLD SORES, «tc.
CATARRH EXTRACT
No remedy S3 rapidly and effectually arrests
tbe irritation and dUcnarg‘t from CaUrrbal Af
fections as;
OOU^?wSfD«^i*?riT®^SS ard
THROAT DISCHARGES. INFLAMMATIONS
and ACCUMULATIONS In tbe LUNG8. BYES,
KARS and THROAT. RH BUM ATI**, BBU-
ft A LG 1 *. eto . cacuot be cured so earily by any
riher medicine. For ter.ilti.e and severe caee*
of G-TAKRH rneourCATARRH CURS (7te).
In all case, use* our HiSaL SYRINGE tSBc).
Will be tent in lot* *.tei worth, on receipt of
price.
ImtA Abbott.-^Valuable and fcenefietal ’
HfiTWOOD smith, M. D.. M.R.O P.of Eng
land.—”1 have Died it with marked benefit.*'
*H.G. PaasTOS. M. D- Brooklyn. N. Y.—“I
know of no remedy so generally useful.’'
Authua Guibbsss. M. D., r. 1.0.8.. ot Eng
land,—"1 have prescribed Pond's BxUact with
greai jnecee.."
CAUTION.—Pond's Extraet ta sold ooly m
bottle* with the name blown to tbe glass.
It is unsafe lo use other article* with our dt
rectir.ns. insist on baring Pond’s Extract. As.
fuse all Imitation* and substitutes. -k4sd4
CV-Our new Pamphlet with History of our
Preparatmcs. seut FRHK on spplicatloo to
00
Bold by alt DragglfiU. tsritMnly
Administrator’s Sale.
G eorgia, bibb county.-bj virtue • / an
otd*r from tt o Court of Ord-nsrv, I will
aril before t>e court hone* door In said Bibb
cjunty. on tbe first Tuesdry in Jitiuarv. 1811.
be-we-n tbolrgat hour* ofts'e, the following
property, tu-w t: " be one h«lf undivided inter
est in auoui three hundred h-c. ot Isnrf, mo-e
or I-*,, -ituaied in Bibb county, iuzt below tbe
city of Mann, which land wa*. to J8 3. sold by
W. A. Cherry to Little A Smith, of Macup. Ga .
aod afterw-rls said Smith sold bis half interest
th-_n.it! *o Edward Wing of sai.l county—idjoin-
in< t ( el.ndv ot il. J. Peter, a-d other*.
8o'anc thei-rtp-riy of David 8. Liitle, dec'd
fortbopuriKisoofteitliug with hlth-l >C
A. 8. R- S3.
de-7»4w Adm'r of Pavd it. Little, dee’d
Jones County Sheriff Sale.
W ILL bn told beh ro tbe rourt bout* door fn
the town of Clinton, Jonrs county. Geot-
gis. witbln tbe le.sl liourtof tale, t nth* first
■ i.rsdayin February t eit. five hundred end
twenty file srrts of land more ot Jp»o. tn Jones
county, wi-lning lan t of D. W. LerUr. Mr* La
mar. Jo eph Glawscu, Joieph Bill cgton. and
others, eight miles east of Clinton Levied on as
tho property of Wm. S Monghrn, bv vlrtunol
and to satisfy a mortgt. o fi fa. Ir m Jones supe
rior Court in favor ot K. T. Pom, a, executor
James M. Gray, deceased, va Wm. K.a d Alice
K. Morghon. Proper ty poirted cu*. tn said fi. fa.
and bv plaiurifl'scounse.'. Dec. ZI .16S0.
derZStd S. J. PHILLIPS. Deputy Sner ff.
G BORGIA. BIBB COUNTY.-Where** Wal
ter 11. Holmes has marfaxpplirittioa fur let-
tor* of administration on tho eatate of James T.
Holmes. Into of avid a ur tv drccsted.
Tbeso are there! re to ciic and udmonirti ail
persons co'.rented tn be and > ppe-t t th* Cor rt
nfOrdinary ot said roun-t on the first Mund y in
December r ext to show cauv». If anv they have,
why said application should rot be granted
S-id appl.cstion will be be.rd on December 13,
1880.
Witness my hand cBlri-lfy.
C0Tl4 d» J. A. MCMANUS, Ordinary.
G EORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.—Vndtr sniby
virtuo ot an order 'run tbe Court u! Oidira-
ry of said rounty. wi 1 be arid be:ore the curt
boose door in tb* city of Hzcon, on the first
Tuesday Iu January next, bctwxn tbe legal
hours of tale, tbe following properly, to wit:
O e hoot* tud lot in tb* Vinerillo dieirict
known in the aubdiviMon ot tbe land, known u-
tbe Seven Carney* beue part of lot number
• wentv-flve fromi- g on Cte.ry s rent in a*id
Trorvilledi-lzlct, cont.ining one-quarter of an
acre, more urie,* hold a* tho property ol Dan
iel Niiou, lap-of said rounty deleaved, fo tbe
pnrpo>eof ptying debts aud a civuiou amoug
tto heirs.
drc7td* R. K. NIXON. Adm'r.
O RDINARY’S Olllce Jrnes Corn tv; Georgia.
t’ererabi-! 18.1830.—Wherets R. R. Brown
and H. J. Ftnmj. executor, of ettatr Juno d.
Firney. deceased, apply tome fordismisiiun
therefrom.
3 hew are to cite sr d admoch b all persons con
cerned to show came atthlr clfleo on or by tlie
first Monday in April next. If any they trove,w hy
thn time shall not he ir.nUd.
Witness my band ofilcinliv,
derSttd* RTlAND r. BOB4.Ordinary.
cnw« ^Absorption {Jr,tur8 ’ i
Lung ljlspss^ ”
Throat Diseases,
Breathing Troubles
AU
It UrIvAS iNTO the system curativo agents
snd hailing medic n
It DRAWS FROM Iho diseased parts ths poi
son. that cane death.
Thousand. Teatify lo ita Virtu
Toi Can Be Believeil anS Corel
Don't despair until yon have tried this a*n*lb’e
Easily Applied and RADICALLY .’EFFECTUAL
Remedy.
JoU byDrngglstS’ or tent by mail on receipt
S.Mlie“0flly’ , lni!2 PaiCo
our book
“Three KIl- WILLIAMS BLOCK
lloma a Near."
Bent free.
Bast icke
Aud all diseases of ‘he Kidneys, Bladder and
Urinary Organs by wearing the
Improved Excelsior Kidney Pad
It u a MARVEL ot HEALING and RELIEF.
Simple, Sensible* Direct
Painless, Powerful.
KOtTRZIS where all else tails. A
BEVBLATIOK and REVOLUTION in Medl-
cioo. Abrorotionr* direct application, aa op-
powd to un»a::»lacb-T internal medhioes. Send
fer our tresliae on Kldnev trouble*, sent free.
Bold by uraagnt-, or root by mall, on receipt o
price,si. Addresv
oS^TBi “OdIj" Lnsg Pat Co
Genuine Kidney Pad.
ask for it and William* Block.
Detroit. Mich.
THE
©» ANT SAW
RID!**...
m Wonderful Improved
SAW MACHINE
t* warranted to raw a S-fowt low !■ threw mita-
■Kfs. am! mure voM wcnal ur logs of nnyslse In a
day than two nr. can chop or oaw the old way.
Kerry Farmer and I.ambrrmaa arrdt oae.
AGENTS WANTED-tlrralar «»d term* Free,
FMlirt MAE8FASTBEIEE It,
1T»I“ -—' ~ r ^ ‘
EXECUrOES’ SAJL'B.
I t not sold rrivstrty. will be ,o'd ou the flret
Tnerday in January rest, in Clinton. Jtne«
county. Gcor.la. on*hundred arre.ol land, mire
or less, belorgu g to the estateof Wm. 8. Middle-
breoks, deceareg*. whereon W H. Child, now
I’vrs; bounded hv W. T. Mfedlebrookr. Mrv J- tie
Holland and Wm. Childs; goed dwelling and
well water on lb* pise*. Fold for the purchsae
morev of .aid la d. Terms cash. This Novem
ber 9,1880.
A J. MIDDLE BROOKS.
W T. MIDDLEBRJOK8,
WM. CHILDS,
rovll-w4w Eicon ter*.
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?Ǥ IZ
j.- a C« S • &«••* SB ami
.Sb'O®® W - Off are* M » ^9
§05g-|S i-Ss’ jJJ its H a
58**KR«i5sll
s =
? 3
6 o
P?
c. a
jpp
" 2 s? =m
S-xzra 6 s 2,2 a 2 sm.
JtXc.UU iWS SALE.
B Y virtue of .nthority ron'erre4 upon ti,
by tbe wilt of William P-Mathew., late of
Talbot rounty, Geor.is, we will tell et ibe pis**
of holdii.g publi* «*>* in the rit* of Macon, biob
oounty. • n tbe first Tuesday in Janu ry next:
Tuir't-two ahsre* tfthe rarital stock of tbe
Central Bail road and Banking Ctmpany o t tor
*Vitty ihares of So thwritem Railrovd stock.
Ho d fer the pu poie ef di.tnbution among tb-
heirs ot said deoe*,*d; Terms cash.
J'tFIttt B.PARKFR
KOD&1CK LB: NAbD.
Dee L 18 3 0 wtw Bx cutut*
LANDRETHS*
M SEEDS SSBEST1QQ1
S^SaSlOOl
logue snd Prices. The Oldest anil nott extensive Ee*l
Grovers fn file Vnilol States.
DAVID LANDRRT/I & SON'S.PrnuriA. J>i.
/"VEORGiA.CRAWFORD ■ OUNTY.-Will be
VY told before the court house dcor in Knox-
villo. Crawford county. Ga .outh* fir,t Tuesday
in January next, the followirg proprrt.r, to wit:
Tb* east half of lot one hundred a d twenty tlx,
(.48) situated in tbairveuth districtof Craw
ford county, originally Houston ocunty: bourded
on tbe north by tbo land, of J. R luke*
on the west east aud south by the lanes ct
B. W. Fsndford. Said land sold as the property
of th- estate of W. R. Brown, dtcrami b.v vir-
tu»cf a decree madetuth* Superior laurtof
Bibb rounty, In the caa* cf W. R. Brown, rtns-
ntor. v«. Amanda C. Brown etal Sold tor the
purpose or carrying out tbe provision-of and de
cree. Terms: one third Cisb.ot e-tblrd in three
uioi th* and ot:e-t ini n taclve mo tli*. with
eight per cent, inter.se. Purchaser receiving
bond lor titles or certificate ol purchase.
W. R. BROUN, Fxeeutor
e-tste W. B. Brown.dec’d, and com. in equity
nov3 Qwfww
Eilb OountY Sheriff Sales.
Will be sold before lb* Ccu't Ilcnso door
in the city of H.mn, daring tbe legal bonre
of sale, ou the fir.t Tncsdaj io danutzy
1881. tbe lullowii g property, to wit:
Lots cf >aud Noe 114 and >41 eaoh co*>
talcing 2 2*4 ao'tw, mure or Ins auuaiod in
tbe thiiu uiainct of orgio-Uy if on .ton now
Bibb o-uiity. Levto-i on as toe property of
Pet: r Junes decosred, to tali.f a fi fa ra-
ntiwl fiou. Uonroe Fnp-rior Otcrt in favor
J b» U Muou-ty vs. diiaib Waiter, admini,-
tr.ior it peer d-c*ae d Prop, tty
p tuiod otp by pi tuiiff V attom-y.
Also, at the stme time and place, .he
northern bal' of bit No. 2 in bhok No 21.
aocoruiugto ibe pun of tbaa ty of Maco .,
in said county of Bi b. said I t No 2 con
taining out-balf ef an acre, divided imn two
io e, oner eh of which t‘ tr»- ui 3-room frame
dwell ng bon-e. Ltv rd o~> aa tb* prop*- iy
o* Ellen Cronin ta eati.fr a fi fa. i,.u d
f oat Bibb Snperh rCourt it f voi of ^oteroe
A Go. vs ELea Cronin so. John Hul.v.
aeenntv. Property puw.td out ty plaintiff'*
attorney, pd
Also, at tho tarn* time ».n ’ place, all thst
Iraot or p»tc«‘ ol laoa tr n*twl iu tho cry of
IL chi B'tb ro >nty. Ga and kno*ninthi
plan of esid City »* lot No 3 in bioolc 12 c*u
talning ono aero, mo e or less being the
**m* purchased by W IJhn 8 .prea from
John J. Grcahsm, and J-'OO for same rccord-
• d i Uterk's office of nrho Mipiip.r Ot nrt—
F. 1 o 272. beb nar* 23 I“72 Levied on ty
vht e of o e uorgaun fi fa i.«ned f oui
B bbSn-erfor Ccn-s in fivur of M Lob, for
mer adminMr.frr cf M Etzuer, deoe-ssd.
for the nae of Framia Kianer. tbe prts.ni
administrator of said «. Eisner, d-c&ueri.
va. William StephoD Properly poiutid cm
in a>id mcr'gtge fi fa.
Abo, at the eime time ai d p’aca one black
mare male. Darned Mol>i* t abonr n ven - oars
old Levied on aa the prop rty of 51 u.
Wadsworth to astu'y a mortg-a* fi fa. la
sued from Bit b Superior court m favor of
Thomas B.gby va M. C Wadtwond. Prop
erty pointed out in aaid moitgsgefi ft. *
pd-
dee7 GEO F. OHEBBY. 8b:riff.
ft ORi CURE
P0R
Coughs, Colds, Sore Threat, Bros*
chin's. .Isthina. CoBEUtULlion,
And all Diseases of THEOkT aid l.UNOBL
Put up In Qesrt-Fize Bo’t’e. hr '’.wLy Us*.
Fn.ntiflcsllv prepared of Ba’satv Toll*.ftjslatr
■ iArd hi--. C-n.iy, i-M nr sr.1 tcl-r ionics
The'o muU i, known to our heir tkfiMM
highly coirmei d d by *h-m, an* th* arialvriso
r.ur uyut promincol 'eb " ist. Pror >?, e. Shut
urr. in Chiearo. i.or tfi. label of every bit t trot
is veil know- 1 io 'hi mol e*' pi-fe-tion th*
TOLU R CEsnJ RTB w JlaffjrJ lb* groatua
relief for Coughs Colds. Infi .ri ra, BroncblUl
Bote Throat. Weak Lunaa. alto Co'.,amphon.it
tb* Incipient* d adv.need star.*,
U<eda*a Beverage and Appe'.uer. it mike
a rieliabtfnl tonic for fa il-use. I.'ldisanttl
take; if weak or dub.litited. it civi t tom. ao.iv<7
i'y and iirength totle whcl. h u-au f-sren. —
(^nminn i om*t be D»«BiYWJ»k
< Ct U lion, by uupriui u..rf'drslersh
(.who try to pa m eff upon you Kvi mi Kray
-{•» p!«re of oar IOL hCP* ANDBYE.}-
(abich ts the only mro irt’cil siilrle mtirir thnS
-igeruine ta*icg u G vc: un. at tump air-
C-arh bottle. )
LiW KE'i'K i MILT15. PronletOtB.
i 111 Haoiaon Be., Cb o’go.
SW-’rk -cm D'ngyl.fforll.
tniuAik your Grocrr for is.
*3_A»k v<ur Win* ’M.reLsnt for-.-. .
ss-Chl'drei, a>k year 2ik.nt for it.
tS-Vd’y T»m—>»t«. Crecers *» d Wire Jfsr-
r*> ore —arr-ti—. KM 7 ! wly •
$5,000,000^
The American Shoe Tip Co.
VARBAKT THKIR
A.S.T.CO.
LACK i IP
. That le now ao extensively worn on '!
CHILDREN’S SHOES
TO WEAR AS LONG AS TEE IIETAL,
Which waa introduced by them, and by wh!i
the shove amount lias been saved lo parents »
nually. This Black Tip will gave ef (
more, as besides being worn on tho corh
grades it is worn on Mae and co-ily aha
where iho Metal Tip on account ot ita f<aft
would not be used.
They all bavo our Trade Mark A. 8. T. (}
stamped on front of Tip.
Parents should ABE FOR SHOES with tfi
BEAUTIFUL BLACK TIP
ontbemwhermurehMinjj^fo^lifih^riiUdre^
MILL & FACTORY SUPPlTesI)?
ALL KINDS. BELTING, HOSE .-nd
PACKING, OILS, PUMPS ALL KINDS,
IRON PIPE, FITTINGS, BRASS
Q00D3, STEAM GAUGES, ENGINE
GOVERNORS, &o. S«nd for Price-list,
W. H. DILLINGHAM &. CO., 143 Main
Street, LOUISVILLE, KY.
Mention iMe ]>eptr a
Uachtt-rnart Famr-Ul
iDCtroctlo&e tot line, trvt Midpltr,i«i
C»uJoc ue of 8,000 iwiv^e. sawl price Uc4
of tUnjoe and all ot« ;r M Mind KmIhn
ruwnta and TrH'’fior* for Or.o Di»0*
TMtimooiAl* anti CirrctLir fr«k
JUjm HmJo Vmht* C
EXECtiTOK-K iSALE.
I N accordsr.cn with an o-d*r of th* Court of
Ordina-y of Hihb county, will be tdd at tbe
Court Bouieof said county, on tbe first Tnct-
day in January Hot, b it wren the usual
hours of tale, tbe undivided one half of a ra-cel
of laud in tberity of Macon In said county, known
in A B. Bosrdmnti’s issp ot said «ty aa part ol
lot No * m .quite No. 19. and b*-ii:g that p»-t nl
said lot on which tb* trick building fronting cn
Hecond street stand, ecrupird chi.fi/ at a tan
printing office by Messrs. Seifert A Uo„ and the
ground immediately in th* rear of said bouse.
To be told a- the pro. erty of tbe eilatn ol Mr-.
Sarah A. Weed, late of said county, d-oezaed, to
psy the debts of d< ceased Tirm. cash.
CLIFFORD ANDRRSON.
Fxeeutor of will of deceased.
dec7w4w
Ho. 1 Lot ofLaad Iir S ale.
OT virtue cf «n order from tbe Court of Ordi-
1J liar? ol Slaoon countv. will be ac d In ttu
highest bidder in th* town of Clinton. Jouei
county, within tne legal boars of sale, lot of land
No IS. in tre U-nth disirut o' originally Bald
win now Jones on 1 nty. and adjoining lands of J.
P. Hunt. Mr*.;A.B.Hunt, John Btiwartetal.,
on tbe first Tuesday in Janutrv. 1331, said lor
eootain'rg one hundrevl snd ninety viz ace*,
more or leu. Th»l*rul lie- imra*<li*t*ly on the
re art survey of the Maooti and Brunswick rail-
ro-d -xt« n*ioa Hold for tbe purpose of reinvest
ing in other lands.
dectwid* W. H. BRFSB Trustee.
FOR SALE.
Wilkie son County Lund
T>T virtue of a power of sale vested in the un -
D dorsignad, H. T. Cokuun & Co., by deed un
der seal, duly rxreutod and dated on tbe 6th day
or May, 1883, by W. j. Brldger, wbicb deed is re
corded in tbe Clerk’s office of the Superior Court
of Wilkinson oounty. in Book. D, pages 686 and
667. October 37, 1839. we will expose at public
rale to tb* highest bidder fer cash, cn thurad-y.
January 13.1881, beffire the court bouse door iu
Irwinton, Georgia, between the hours ot 10
o’ol >ck in she morning and 3 oMock in the after
noon, the following property, to wit: All that
tractor parrel of 'and situate. l>icg and bolpg iu
tbe 37th district ot Wilatnion oounty, being the
south half cf lot aumbrr 117 in said count? and
district, oor.tsining one hundred avis, more or
less, and adloining lands ol B. Bridger on ths
south. Fitzpatrick on the wrtt, William Ed-
m-'iidson cn the north, ana of Newton Banda-*
on the ooti, baring thereon a dwiJlmg ana other
houses, snd bring tbe same as conveyed to us in
aaid need above rtferzoi to. Bald property will
be told to satisfy s debt due to tbo undersigned
by said W. J. Rridgnr. amounting In ibe priori-
pal sum of (434 62as shown by three notrt dated
way 0,1S30—or.odue October 1,1689. (ur 8197 M,
with two credits amounting to $160; one due Oc
tober 18.1180. for 8198.88. and one dua Novem
ber 1.U80. for 919*88, t retbi-r wbhlntoreat
and the ee»t and expenses ol this proreed ing, snd
tosocure tbe payment of which said deed waa ex
e cn ted. 8aid deed ecntsinlng the power to tell
said land after ad-ertisin- tbe lime and place ot
sale In the Te'egraph and M —miner or lome
othu newspaper pubiithod at Macon. Ga.. to’
four weeks after the maturity ai.rf non payment
of said debt, which Is due snd unpaid.
Good -nd f.e siwpie tit e wul be made to the
purriMseroo tbe day of sal*.
detHwld fc.T COLEMAN A OO.
BORGIA. BIBB Ot. UN TY.—To all shorn it
^VRDINA’lY’d OFF7CK JONF8 COUNTY.
GKORGtv, December 2, I5S0 — Whrrras
Willie Sober g has spp ied to me for rtismistlo n
from guardianship r.f Mrs. n. O. R bert*
Th- se retberefo * to cue all p r-on» emtre-n-
ed t > thowcau.eat thi* tiilee o th* fint Mon
day in Janua-y lozs why t-e iamu stall Cut b
gran*ot
W.l- e,s my hand officially.
Ida ROLAND T. H«3 .’'rflnary.
G BORGIA. BfPR COUNTY.—WFttra* B,n-
i-min Qrtoeba-applied to me or the ret
ting ap rt a homestead of p«-aonalty and the
valuationrf tbs -am-, ; wtH pros uuon said aD-
p'ie-tion at my oitlcion —turday. January 8th,
ldSl.at in o’clock a. m This l'eoemb rt7. llzu.
deel8wt«l- J.V McMANUa.Orllnary.
KOTIOS?.
rpHIRTYrfajt after date the legal advertising
L in the sber .T’a office will bo done .n tho
Telegraph and Metcenger for Crawford cuuuty,
Georgia.
R. M. BOND, Sheriff Crawford Co.
Dee. 3 *1880 -rim
BK1UUE NOTICE.
SNBuRGIA, JONHS COUNTY.—There will
VT be let tefore the court b< use door in the
town cl Clinton, during the legal hours cl til-
on tbe first Tuesday in January nett, to the low
est birf'tor. a cor.tr»ct to l urid a bridge user
Hhnal Cre. k, near H J Marthall a mil. on the
p-eMini brid-e *it • in-a‘d county, according to
the following *i scifinrtion*:
The bridge to be one hundred feet long, with
aide railing* of 4i4 scantling, three and a half
lost above floor, width twtlve fer* bstweeu rail
ings, sills ai.e aleepe.-s rot less than 10x12 floor-
ing SzlO piank, with dirt abutman *. Th- whole
structure to boot fi-st-cltss new material.
Rood in doub'a the amount of ths bid w th
two good ar.d -tire't securities wilt b« nqa'red
lo-tbereirpleti-nof tl»comr.<t hi tho rtsbd.y
of February iol'o* itur, and to keep tbe bndse in
a wood aid safo cro.ginir condition lor vehicle* nl
all kiucs fur seven years from the dsy the bnege
it tu rued over.
Th* money will be paid cash oa finishing tb*
bridge.
RIuHARD JOHN-ON
n}'S9w8w Countv Judge Joue, County.
LOST.
S TRAYBDfrom the warehouse of Col* man A
Newsom, on the 9tn inai., mr larg-t. black
hors* mule. Any in’o-msiion rega ding hi>
wbenabouit will be gladly reoel-ed bv
otulF-dSt wlta OoLKMAN ANBWSOM.
G 1
may > onrern: J. If. Parkrr having arp led
to me for permanent 'ettors of adamlstretion on
tbe i state of J. Y. Gordon, late e. said county do •
ceaesd. *
This It to cito all and tingulrr tn* creditors
acd kin of aaid J Y. Gordon to be acd aorear at
my nffie- within the time at owed by law.to-wit,
ou tbe Aral Monday in January next to show
cause, if any they can, why permanent letter, cf
administration should not be granted to said I.
M. Parker ca t-id J. V. Gordon'* est-to.
Witness my baud ana trifle.al sigratare thit
Deormher A I860
decs*Mw J. A. McMASUF.Ordinary.
Manhood Restored.
A riotim of early imprudence, canting nervous
debility, premature decay, eto.. bsvliu tried in
vain every known remedy, ha* discovered a aim-
e t ramn* of tail-cure, which be will send tree to
a tellev-sufferer*. Address J. A. UIYH.
Qhutii—isfrrat. New York, oettsradawiy
G BOkGiA. BI8B COUNTY.—Whereee Gen.
O. Freeman admlnirin tor ol <be eatatv *
< atlerine A. Freeman, late if aaid oount* dt
ceased, has mad* app'icaiioa for leave to sell ta
lets in the city of Macon, with impr-veaier
hereon, t Down in the plan of said city atlot
number three and foar, in b'oek ninety tbrt
snd a wld lo* of!-nd of forty ai—esi" umpk
county. Georgia, a tf known a* lot 6 S. in itt
district, fires section; also thro-sharos -tf tbecai
it.I stork ot the O ntral Ratlre tf a d Bsnkii
( on pany, and flvr *li.ro- of ' be. tpital stork i
the atehsuse Pack vf the city of X-can. all bi
len-iur toeetste
These sr*. therefore, to cite snrf sdmonbb si.
p.rsocs cor rented, to be snd appear st tbe
Court of Ordinary o’ a*‘d eoun y, on the first
Monday i i January next, to sboweaus*. if any
rbev h»-c, shy suij application should cot be
gran tod
Witness my effi~H rlgnatare.
J. A. Mo MANUi. Ordinary.
decjwtd »
Good Sews for Trsivelera to or from
Eerepe,
ALLAH LINE
Royal-Mail Steamers
Will perform rh* Id’o-toz terries during Win-
tor season I8v0-8i i From iMLTIMUitB o
Tussdt*. vemher 1*. anrf ‘VARY ALTKR-
h i Ti. TU»*i0AT f"T 1-IVSRe'rf'L via Q ieen-
tow. ft tr BOrTON e-rrj ThUBanAYf-r
LlVBRPri'tl, via Londoner'rv. T is Line of
fere suoerb C>bin accommodation, and mates*
specialty -a to Sind treatment to fiteersge tro*
sc tigers Rates for Steerage end Intorsaedute
allow sab- any first class Line. Per Outward
ar u Preport Ticket* apply to
HENRY 1. ISS3, Cashier Lawton’s Bank,
Agsut st Uaeen, Georgia,
or to LBY a A ALDMM. dcotaMfiUssenamr As’te
CROCKEIT'S
Iron Woi'bSp
jafACON. 04
o- :
Atnnrworkii can be seen the br-st EN
GINE MADE for GINNING AND rt’tiKYAH-
INO. Wo i uirsnt'e it to d<>tv p •>.-» thorn
the mat u’sett rtr* say it will do. Wo baiKI
STATIONARY ES0ISES
From 8 to 60 Borcio wor,
Tb*reis no E gine made eoputre- tei>,r
ure have tealin.cnia!s to rtcrrr. Wo man:
factor*
Saw and Griet Miils
ths* Rive tnlire sa'tafsct on We keep fo
taie
WATER WHEELS. nOR c E POWERS
IMPROVED GIN ftEAll. rU^AHMIU
PANS AND EVAPORilOHft, ^
And the B-at 4
HorisW7t?l Sugar Mill ’
m*Je Aleo, ROY RklLIIG fo, rcatafl
rfee. eto. SHAFTING PTLLF.YS, aa(
GEARING for all all kindc of mill **crX
In fact we keep everythte/p fh»t in art
altont itesm or water poser or piaotatict
wtik. Our COTTON MHESS it eteoad td
not a being cheap, simple and unrahla, M
hnndreda will atieet ben 1 for ci:co’»ra an’
nrieea before taring elsewhfre AdGrewe,
jnU31 - ty E On< O-IBTTA t»038.
E0MES IN TFZAS.
is th* title of a new ilustrafel Pr.mi.Wett'a-
s.ri.tiroof ihacouiilry alone ard '.iibclany Ia
tbe line cf tho
htfr;iii«iil aid Crrat J'*nlnrt bihai
and nontalns a good COUNTY MAP OF THI
KT3TB. italsorortsins the "arreaant addresu
f Farmers and Hsutcrsiu Te.at wtu have
mm FOR SUE OR REST.
«rd It o*<3 w ho will wnrtYfcr.il TTo* »1* for sol
ye«r. A eop.vot thi» book will be osailed Sreate
tko«e whi< t*ire ^’ifkb’w inj< ’ma’i »;» Hbi^lTcs*
os upon Appiic&tion by ]<*t W or po«uu csnl lo
ALLEN KcCOY,
G-nersl Freight and Pieiztr A want, "*
noTtlwtm I’v’cstine. Teram*
O RDINaRY’A OffietsJor.es County. Geezght
Noysmherll. 18Sf.—Notire is hrureby givoa
that Mrs. Naoer Chapman, wife f w, v, bt«p-
man. bat appli. d to me fur vtluatiun X, 1 ex-
emptio'' ol personaltv. aud I —ill r*ts ntsOa raid
app'n alion at tbl-odkvt uu tie 4ih day sf DU
OS’* ber next st 19.Su o’clock a. ni.
Witre*smy hand offl. ii'ly.
novl4w4t ROl AND T. pf’i'W Ordinary.
Know Thj38lf 0
IRK ttsnold ir.itarirs that
. result iri ra tuniarreSiea
in earlj life 3-*.y o* •Seyisto
ed snd TI.omi who
douhtiWv «-». rt'o;i fchoskU
til* zteo redtcul
work pnbi V'*-d o: its* rSA-
.ROUT KEDICaL iNriYI-
SfUTB. Kr. isci. -Btitlad
' THB fiCI sNGK OF LiFJR
eKLF PKbcKHV.iTION ISjt.a .ted rt-
tslitT t ervous and nbysical c< hll-'y. or ertaiity
impaired by tbe error* of y.eth or t-iorlcracr
too cloro .ppljcat on to bunnea . may to ro stor
ed a- d manhood reaained.
1 wo buntfredth ed •> m. r»v;,rd i.t:d enlarged*
Itut puhlistHtd. it is aetvturd tc.dical wwrk,
the b st in shs Kngfish la-isu-cr. *nura by •
pb-tinisn of great eaperu to whom stun
swarilcd a <oiJ and jfcUert r.-iftl byikeNas
tinnal Medical 8t£<cuition. It c irt-in* b-aati-
fm and y*ry eibensivc • ngrs.i-.a* .'hree haw
dr*-d pages, moo tl.au in ..-r.pf 'agH
r or all forms of pierailin* circa.-, ti.* rrss'.tr£
many years of cztersiv* an > tfuecraoflri prackaess
either one of whi.b is worth t *n t rr*a tbe, prisu
cf tbe oook. Pound io French cloth, prise only
a*nt by mail pt»tp*i ‘.
The Lot don Lsiicm says: “No person sh«uM
be with* ut this valuable book. Toe au.bar ita
noble benofscior. ’
An iliusirstid sample sens tuaUon reroamted
6 re Is lor postage.
Tbe artbor refers bypermoikfon to Hon P. A.
B18 -K1L.UD pr.-tidom ol the National Haft-
iral ■ aaccUliou.
Address Dr W H ?il-
KBR. No 4 Builtneh it.
B sten. Mass. The aj-
tbor ma i e consulted on
all disowse* requiring
skill and rxpcrience,
novXO wlv
HEAL
THYSELF
i i VUROIk. BtBtt COUK IT.— '* he*«w* !Ur-
U iy KebiOl. rx*cat*ir o4 Jacob v 4.k»U &mm*** z
rfpre n‘*k>tb*c urt la hitpo' iiuu chu«t fill •4
aud eoierrd th t h«» M’y adatkaUVtwA t *
•d kkf'f Jdcob (iduJ).
Thu th r*f re. fo H •*.!! persons contorts*
bolrtand to i.how omo.
any Ibe? r*n whycaid exteutor tlioitM b«4
d»Gcl tiffed Jjooj bit »id ev'eat
Oo4ro l u th ot dttaiitfion s*t Lbeoou*! of
dintry to b« orerod or t be flr-r Monday Bt
nary 1881, a d to be u. s tr cn or. the sixth
et sa d month.
Witness ay b*nd snrf official airaatra '
J A. McM AMJ-s. urdaysq
Oct 8 t’fi s-o*
JONEi COUNTY eaJUSFF 8AL *
W ILL h» a- !.i bef re to' cuort bo- aedoacA
the tows* of Olmtou. June* rowr-iv. <tlra^
th.-1 gal bo r* of tale, ou tt e fir-4 Taawdaylg
J.nt are neit. seven y aeriu . laud mu'* mhm,
ad) inii « iauda ot B L. Rafan-I on lbs aarfh
aDd John Jarrell on tbeeastaod kbadi r sv Mddtf
tri Mertbe Hoari.d,n. t e*t*d u» aa ta* toswp
of Grorga VF. He,radon to estoafy a th fa. Lt
fro-n Jones Superior '-'ou t in fsverof 4. J fi
b'tbrookt, guardian, Maintl Georg* W. Hcaatk-
dcn. Frorerly ioriitotf eat by dwfmi|>—%tak
zroktowrireu to him re
r