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tipi? lutSt Jmtcttal &■
usjettgiec,
Tlir. VIOLET.
n fiint. delicious, springtime violet!
0 1 Thine odor, 'ike a key, •
Tnru« noiselessly in memory's wards to let
T ° rU A thought of sorrow free.
- „ Iirel th of distant fields upon iny brow
T* 10 "ui'„«s through that open door,
The sound of wind-borne fields, moresweet
W j!nd sadder than of yore.
It comes nfnr, from that beloved place,
And that beloved boor,
When life hung ripening in loves golden
jUkS’grapcs above a bower.
Aspring row ««>S» n 8 trough its reedy
8 lhe lark sings o’er my head,
Drowned in the sky-O pass, ye visions,
' "'i would that I were dead 1
Why hast thou opened that forbidden
J From which I ever flee ?
0 VW 'uith se.wllcd'.'and stung to grief
Hus sunny day, as if a curse did stain
Tby velvet leaf.
—William W. Story.
It AVON.
Application for Charter.
JTATE OF GEORGIA, COUNTY OF
erty mortgaged, conveyed or pledged to
tlie association, and the same, together
with the stock transferred as collateral se-
Wlintnn Eatoutou Think* of the
Illy—Col J. II. Hlonnt—The Water,
worksatHl Kslenston
Mr. A. Iverson liranham, of the Eafon-
ton Messenger, in a letter to his paper
from this city, says: , T fund 1 ', one dollar each month on each share'
Macon, just now, is very beautiful. I of stock ho or she holds, into the treasury
, .. . itiAPA a fl Yirf*tti*»r nlfice in cai.l i. .t .7
F. S. Johnson nnd others, nil residents of
snid connty, respectfully apply for a char
ter incorporating them nnd their successors
as a body politic and corporate, under the
name nnd style of “The Phceaix Bnildin"
nnd Loan Association” in Macon, in said
county, with power to sue and be sued, to
liave nnd use a common seal, should they
so desire; to hold such real and personal
estate or other property ns mny be convey
ed or mortgaged or pledged to said associ
ation, and to adopt sneh a constitution and
by-laws and amendments thereof oh they
may deem advisable and proper to carry
ont the objects of their association, the na
ture and objects of which association, and
the particular business they proposo to
carry on, being as follows:
1. The object is tlio accumulation of a
fund by monthly sntiscriptions or savings
of the members thereof, to aid them in
their business, or in procuring or improv
ing such leal estate » they may deem
projier.
-• The capital stock of said association
to consist of the shares subscribed for, not
exceeding four thousand shares of one hun
dred dollars each, vhicb shares may be is
sued in successive series, each series except
the first to contain not exceeding five hun
dred shares, to lie issued at such times ns
the board of directors mny determine. The
stock of each scries may be taken within
six months after date of issue by paving nil
back installments with interest
3. They desire to regulate nnd prescribe
by their by-lnws who may be members of
said association.
I. Each stockholder is to pay, in par
HuP. one dollar each mnnth on .T.1
at the heads of the graves with such loiter
ing and numbering os will show who lie
buried there.
The industry, humanity and capacity of
on nro strong evi-
for the responsible
. „ cheerfully recommend his
which the funds are then selling, continuation in office,
produce tlio samo monthly payment of We feel it our duty to call the attention
interest as that which said stockholder had of tho public to the great demoralization
been previously paying on his or her ad- of raffling, whether practiced by religious
vance, in no case to be less than tho net nnd charitable institutions, military and
amount actually received by him or her, to- fire companies for Christmns goods or for
getlier with all other payments, money and segars. It is our opinion that nothing causes
expenses dne to tlio Association by such greater harm to the yonng than tho whole*
stockholder; and in case tho security con- sale raffling that is carried on in tills coun-
sists of an absolute conveyance of proper- ty, and in order tlint every one may under-
ty, or mortgage, or deed with power to sell, stand the sentiments of this jury, wo say that
the directors may sell said property in the in our opinion it is doing mote harm to the
same manner as toadvertisement and time young than full fledged gaining Looses, and
and place of sale as sheriffs are authorized would respectfully ask our immediate rop-
to sell property under general execution, resentatives in tho Legislature to introduce
and prior to the formal liquidation of the and endeavor to bavo passed a law to sup-
amount claimed to be due. i press this great evil.
17. The board of directors to be allowed Our thanks are hereby tendered to His
to give the consent of the association to tlie Honor Judge Simmons and Solicitor Hnrde-
sale of proi>erty conveyed, mortgaged or man for their many courtesies to this
pledged to it, and to the substitutions of body and for their prompt and efficient
other property in lien of that conveyed manner of conducting tho public cosiness,
mortgagedor pledged, on terms to be fixed We request that these presentments bo
by the by-laws. Tho directors to have na- j published.
thority to make such settlements of debt, j RiohabdW. Bokneb, Foreman,
due the association, as the by-laws may ! James V. Griery George R. Barker,
prescribe, and in case of doubtful security, t Georgo W. Morgan, Michael Loh,
SUPERIOR
MUSICAL WORKS
For Sunday Schools
The Beacon Light.^STuhLiy
one of tho best Sunday School Song Books
that has been published. By J. II. Tenney
nnd E. A. Hoffman. Send 3 dimes for spec
imen copy.
New Operas
OLIVETTE. (SO cants.) BILLEE TAY
LOR, (SO cents.) THE MASCOT, ($1.50.)
I our editions of very popular operas.
For General Readers, and for Town Libra,
ries:
Musical Literature.
As the Great Masters really created mod.
ern music, no musicinn is thoroughly post
ed until he has read their lives. Dibson J
Co. publish excellent nnd very readable bi
ographies of Beethoven ($2), Handel (»2),
Rossini ($1.75), Mondolseohn ($1.50), Cbo
such compromise settlements as they may
deem best.
in. Titles to land vesting in said associa
tion in the course of its business, may be
conveyed by its president, and secretary
and ti%asurer.
10. The original or first series of said as
sociation to consist of seven hundred and
fifty shares of stock, of one hundred dol
lars each: the subsequent or successive se
ries to be five hundred shares each, as
herein before stated.
20. Your petitioners state that seven hnn-
d0 ^Aether there is a .prettier place in j if ^Ta^auS.*, the ft 8
STtaST«ST of improvement are which-^rMS^V^lon^shKm !
numerous. The work o* taymg the.pipe, tinue.atsuch time and place aftho by“ws !
N.W buildings nre bemg erectcd. ano.her j k wheneveVthesliares not advanced on i "‘pettra5£toto°& SS^r.lSfor
ty years with the privilege
end of thattimo. Whore-
pray that an order be
j s“\r ”srssffis u ”“
*»■ i Ssi&sz&siSs &arxs i
wiill tO wntu JlWt DOW. I)iviU4UL» Wioro* CAUSA IHa s unfl frt lift mnlivArl nn/1 Ikn I * '
fore, my pencilings i“‘
ami thirdly; I remark,
Col. Blount last night, just . , , —v—in>u, ., > I.cum H, cacn mi sGrn* i , « * , ,. , ,
He is looking well, and no doubt is ready at ritiej , belonging to members of such seri™ “ rJ f. d a " d °. UCO “
any moment to givethe-Republicanfaults { an d may execute such reconveyances as th ’ 8 T n m n
at Washington a taste of Ins jiowcrs as an may bo proper—provided, dne notice being J- . S- *2°*
investigator. It is a matter of peculiar given to the stockholders of the collection i 11th, 1881. lnwlrn
pleasure to me tnat not only the iioaple of of such claims, each shall apply before the “ ——
GeowA.butttoi'eopieofthe ^iec«^ expiration of six months for hw or her Grand Jury Presentments.
try. have had an opportunity recently ot portion thereof, at which time the series
learning something of the wisdom and sha || be formally closed, and all finals OE'IRGIA, BIBB COUNTY.—WE, THE
foresight wluch Col. IJIonut liar, nu along then on hand uncalled for shall go into " Grand Jury, chosen, sworn and selected
displayed. The unearthing ot llradys post- i f b e hands of the association. for the county ot Bibb for the April term
route frauds is directly, solely due to col. t fi. The by-laws may require each ftoek- Superior Courl, 1881, make the following
Blount. Ho is n thorougn-going, hard- holder to take an advance, or loan, for the general presentments, viz:
working, studious, public servant,immeas- fullamountof his or her stock and pro* < justices op tiiepeace.
urably above the mere iKi.ilieian.liavmg at scribe the rules in respect thereto. We have examined tho books of the.Tus-
bv.u t the best mteresls of the people, lie i 7. A stockholder failing to pay promptly tices of the Peace submitted, and find them
told me last night that a thorough invest!- ins or her does, advances for insurance, correctly kept. A few dockets, viz: those
gation of the siar-ronte frauds would dis- taxe3 and other necessary advances being a of E. C. Grannias, W. A. Cherry and A. P.
clo?e the fact that several Oemocrnte have pari of such dues is to forleit and pay tho Collins, were not submitted to us.
boen concerned therein, these should be additional sum of ten cents for every such clesk scpekiob cocut.
exp red and punt*1ied. It Lol. Blount is failure and for every dollar thus unpaid, The books of the Sujierior Court clerk
projierij riipporteu in me ne« congress, the samo to be charged with the monthly present a neat nnd cleanly appearance,
they Will fce exposed and punished. . ' clues. . are properly indexed and well written.
Tin :e will be one drawback to a tborougn | 8. If any stockholder not having receive okuinabt.
inv^iigation of Brady and Ins lnr.unous an advance.negleet to pay his or her month The books o'the Ordinary’s office, some
compnMjns: Oartleld is somewhat mixed |y dues or fines for more than three months fifteen in nnmber, so far as we can judge,
a;> in the n.ess. Colonel Blount does not he or she shall receive from the treasurer are kept in conformity to tho law, and in a
think Garfield is directly concerned, bnt tha amount of ones actually paid, without legible ana proper manner. For the better
II...t he has been so entangled by Brady as interest thereon, all lines and arreages with protection of parties interested in estates,
not to be very anxious for a thorough ex- his or her proportionate part of any losses ami partienlarly for the protection of mi-
luninslion. it is earnestly to be hoped, or expenses su.,taiued, being first deducterl, hors, we request the Ordinary of Bibb
howeier, that somebody will stiffen Gar- and then cease to bo a luimber oLsaid as- county to lie exceedingly careful in taking
field's luckbono, so that lie will thoroughly sociation;orthe directors, should they pro- bonds of persons appointed guardians, nd-
ti|iese the star route frauds, let the light- j for, may sell the stock of such delinquent nunistrn tors, trustees, etc., nud to satisfy
ning strike where it may. _ ! stockholder at the succeeding monthly himself fully, by examination of tho tax
I am no longer a doubting Thomas 1 meeting of the association, to tlio highest Looks and by administering proper oaths,
about the j bidder, and after deducting from the pro- that both principals and Securities are
um hn and uBUNSWTCK EXTENSION. ! cecils of such sales all fines und arrearages worth over and above their liabilities the
I have seen with my own eyes, heard with such delinquent stockholder’s propor* amounts of said bonds,
with iny own ears, nnd believe, now, that tionato part of all losses and expenses, as ©oust* coubt.
the extension will be made. That is to say, _ aforesaid, slinll pay over the balance, if 'Vo have examined the liooks of the Bibb
it will be made—slowly. * any, to such delinquent stockholder, who County Court, and find them accurately
Harry Edwards, of the Teteobaiui and 8 | u m thenceforth cea.-e lo be a member of and neatly kept, and everything plain nnd
Mi>se.vieb, inveigled mo into the office of said association, anil if n sale cannot bo ef- simple as could be desired. Tlu-court, uu-
tbc Much nnd Brunswick railway, intro- footed in tlio manner specified, then such dor the present able officer, lias saved the
du.vj me toCol.J.M. Johnson, the man- stock shall be forfeited. connty annually a handsome sum to the
■gir, showed me tho work being done by . p. A stockholder not having received an citizens and taxpayers, by enttingdown the
tin-^ engineers, nnd then there was an end . advance, wishing to withdraw from the ns- expenses of our Superior Court. Wo think
of doubt. Tho extension will be built. . socintion, m iy be allowed to do so on such the salary of Judge Holt small for the
Col. Johnson, who is a very pleasant gen- 1 terms ns the by-laws mny prescribe. Trans- work accomplished by him, nnd we rccom-
ficnan, offered me a contract on the ex- fers of stock attested by the treasurer, mny mend that it be raised to fifteen hundred
teieion. I told him I would take it, pro* at any time be made—provided, all arrear* dollars jier annum.
Tided he would allow mo to crook the road iq.es, dues, nnd fines havo beoa paid there- scuoou commissioners.
around so os reach Eatonton. He said that OD( but PUC h transfer must be at least thir- Tlio liooks of the treasurer of the school
that he was hunting after straight roads ty days before an election, to entitlu the commissioners were submitted to us, nnd,
Jim at present. 1 holder thereof to vote. °n examination, we found to be well,
In the conversation, Col. Jolmson in- 1 io The legal representatives of a deceas- neatly nnd correctly kept, nnd receipts
formed tint it was by no means certain e( i member who has received no advance shown ns below and disbursements prop-
that the extension wonld p.is* through may continue his or her relation to the erly accounted for. Tha income for tho
M-utiryllo. It seems that tho country association or may bo settled with on tlie par 1880, wo found upon the books, will
(rooad Monticello presents many obstacles mime terms ns are prescribed for a with- go: . .
which may cause the road to be turned in drawing member. From State appropriations $ S,38;> 07
*umu other direction. j II. The number of shares which a stock From county appropriations.... 17,503 00
holder inay own in his or her own right, Foil tax—estimated 2,000 00
sbaU be fixed by the by-laws, each stock-
holder to be entitled to one vote for each .... , ,88o Jt
share held, either in his or her right, or as Of this amount the treasurer has
trustee, in ail elections by the association, received from the State. $ 3J18., 9<
or meetings tnereof, held for other pur- Appropriation from Bibb county 14,150 00
poses, when personal ly present at such elec-
........... $17,ui*o 97
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Tlie boobs and vouchers of the clerk of
O. C. Balkcom,
Wm. H. Fletcher,
'Vm. R. Phillips,
Albert Gibinn,
Jore Hollis,
Addison R. Tinsley,
John B. Cobb,
Lorenzo Ripley,
David M. Flanders,
Leonard W. Hunt,
Elbert M. Calhoun,
George 8. Obear,
0. H. Freeman,
William A. Juhan,
Emory Winship,
G. C. Conner, Sec.
VltOIlt SIXGIXG.
t't.urrliinnn Replies to “ObeerverV'
Rrmurks Upon Coiigrcgallonat Slflt-
lug.
Tl.e "i ihserver” did notestablish the fact
of ;h<. suiieriority of Damascus music over tious or meetings. Each stockholder is to
Mk-.!i inu-ic, nor did he even disenss the receive a certificate for tlio number of
relative merits of the two, only that the in- shares held by him or her, signed by the
Commissioners, present
ord of his office. These
dividual!)’ much preferred the former; a president and treasurer on paying the first the Couuty
prefereace resuiiing uot so much from the monthly dues. ' neat and correctrecoi .... ,
diJereuce in tlie relative compositions 12. The officers of the association are to books and vouchers snow that since last
themselves as in the coin pe ten-- be a president, secretary and treasurer and examination by the commissioner he has
cy ot Bio Damascus Church to six directors, nil to be stockholders, to bo JiP. to April 12th, 1881, inclusiye, re-
g-ve i, fit rendition of church music over elected by the members of the association at ceived the s;im of......... ^l'J,t.8.|.lJ
the Maeou churches. Perhai>s the compe- sucli times and in such manner as tho by- And paid out during that time.. lb.GUV.iO
t<".c; ’jf tiic judge in the manor inay be call- laws may prescribe. Vacancies to bo filled
r-Mn 'I’H-s’ion by an unprejndiced mind as thus prescribed also. The duties of all
ratlwr lima llw ability of the respective the' said officers are t» be defined and set
rliuii >. ’I he, ir which listens with more de- forth in the by-laws of the association. The
light tii the -slips and slides,” quavers, board of directors, of which the president sundry
Leaving a balance in his hands. $ 5.2.5'.)
We find among the vouchers that J. B.
Giles, one of the commissioners, charges in
sundry accounts, two dollars jier day
'■etni-isttvers aiiif curly-cues and ups and is to be ex officio a member, is to apnoint a {““V services for superintending
downs, major flats and minor sharps, each solicitor, whose duties are to bo prescribed building bridges and three dollars i»r day
nun singing in his own time, tune anil in the by-laws, nnd shall fix his compensa- for hiruhoree and buggy, amounting in all
L '. rather that a congregate n led by a tion ; and, also that of the secretary and to five hnndred aud thirty-two dollars. The
U> d organ nnd choir of trained voices, treasurer, to be paid out of the funds of the K*ving of a contract to om; of their body by
correct me.Huro and accurate intonntian— association. ?Le County Commi|«ioners, is, in ouropin-
foch an ear, we say, might not be wortny 13. Each'stockholder for each share of l m. a bad precedent, and probably coutra-
tiUecideiiio momentous question of church stock shall lie entitled to purchase what is ry to law. 'Vecall the attention of the
tihi-ic, cal • 1 tin advance of two hundred dollars commissioners to this matter.
Have Hnndel, Hayden. Mozart, Glnck and no more, under such regulations ns the j roads and bbcdoes.
and a host of others whose lives were given by-laws may prescribe. The available From inquiry and examination, we find
" - ™ K ‘ funds of tho association shall bo put up at the public roads and bridge in as good or-
eacb regular meeting of the stockholders der as c.ui bo expected after the excessive
1 sola toti
to tho improvement and elevation of sacred funds of tho association sluill bo put up at
music, failed in their endeavors and driven each regular meeting of the stockholders —- - - . ,
oat the spirituality from the churches, be- and sold to the highest bidder or bidders rams ot tJJ*** . 1
ruu.-e liie “Observer” would rnther Lear among them—provided the same be not learn from the superintendent that with
"Rock of Ages" as sung by the Damascus sold below the rate of premium to be fixed the now machine receutly purchased by the
>ch. than the Twelfth Mas, or.tbe Ore- bythflby-laws as the minimum rate at that^he wffihavo
r the middle of Juno. There is complaint
J one small bridge on tho Crawford road
seven or eight miles from Mucon. We al-
tion.” The greatcst intists of alf ages have cintion. "Shonld there, at any time, be no so _ call attention to tho bad con
Rreu subjected to the criticism of the prej- bid for tho money ns high as the mnni-
Wired mid unlearned, bat this only proves mum rate prescribed, the namo o. the streo*
of the bridge on
near tho railroad
Fourth
crossing
would also recommend an iron bridgo
S? ' Io/ -nrt’s exquisite ojiera, “The Magic shares of stock—or less—owned by him or • c u i un ,bus ro;id.
Ilnte,- was first produced, U.e great com- her, to be providedfor that purpose, from
I'Ofer himself was present, though in dis-
that be might hear without re-
•traiat the opinions of all classes
x-to the merits of his work. A couple of
“sihlers attended tho performance and ns
“'ey passed from the opera house, one
i i. . , ’ 10 other what he thought of it.
r , erf «? ho*h,” was the reply. “Why that
“••low Mozart has not tho least idea of
, me °r expression.” He would perhaps
2*2, exulted with the “Observer” in the
wonderful feat of congregational singing
uiliich the tiros cl^tsliall draw anameand 'Vo recommend tl.attho ro.Tdcommtssion-
SL desie3cd Xn b^ era work tho Clinton road from Fletcher’s
compelled to tako an advance on the shares mill on Walnut creek to the old Gray place,
thus drawn at tho then fixed minimum , now owned by Sweny.
. f l.sVe till, tirivile-e if his PUhuO nunjMXOS-OOUBT HOUSE,
rate, and shall l‘ a 7e tlio Prt „ , ! \\* 0 fiave examined tho court house nnd
tlw’iaSlrafooIbwSnftfclt meeUaL’. but Cnit th.foUowint,repuituneodwl, vw: Tlw
tess
to bioi v i «.«! i n'lino is • ronnired in the drain that rum from tho
•thusdr^wnfthen^^nuodier mame sha“f bo ~urt house, and the,same should be cov-
drnwn nnd the same * *
WlllR
01 operatic music.”
• 0 tjie “luggage” with which members
* the Macon choirs are burdened, to
»tuch the “Observer” refers, we
°et see why holding a hymn
the choir stand and
Iphigenia there should pro-
do
kook
tipiwales from singing, any more
the congregation, where the
'king goes on continually. Indeed,
»«.i “old sing better in tho choir
15, ••‘kh Iphigenia, too, for nine times
*he is there with him, and ho
“ovsn t have to look half as far ns if ho
nl r Lk none *ffieof the church and she on
?Len, if Iphigenia attracts too
oriiattention from tho “Ubserver” in the
^tion, Le is right there to look af-
are going to look in the dictionary
ras.*** 9 , w ** at “nboriginal trucnlency”
when we got hold of an unabridged
a, ’7“ whether we have emerged from
v ' rtat ®P r not we believe that if “old John
Wim n ’ ^Larles Wesley, Isaac Watts and
L’owper could ariso from their
find’ ana ntten d church again” they would
j. Jr I ? 0re pleasure in hoaring tlieir hymns
tir>f. J 1 Macon congregation in
tu n j^. 0, >«kor, led by an organ cl
«nsVr. u '* "congregational singing pure
n filed in the humble church known
eucrSSKf 0 *' which astonishing feat was
veriin"7 accomplished withoutthead-
ii,,i' ou * ®td of operatic music.” Wo dare
‘ :! v > w ?uld be much gratified to find
of n 5 takes two or three members
inoii c Ji? Ir l®*ing one verse.” It takes
than two or three, or even “ten per-
0l^ld« ,O *ho bottom of those great
•ition t ley would appreciate oar po-
Yoi«J we believe it takes many
err... *od those of the highest culture to
n was |»erfonned in tlis church “known drawn and the same process be repeated passmg'over^it! 11 '' 00 b> t0; * m3un ‘ 1
miWKstisssatsarfiK,
isfnetory security. ... , , ^
14. From all advances taken by a stocl^
holder is to be deducted the r^mium of- bfthis office. IVmeet this
a^nd wUh tnmtgnJo or deed, or other atid .nade to conform to the requirements
"-itUfacto^ securit;to be judged of by the , of tlie officer utehatge ^
board of directory wdpogff iMfawagc; , recommc “a furt her that water bo in-
on property mortgaged rene Ted anrmniiy j tro(lnced into lhe post .office. Tho window
at his or her expenso. . blinds of same be repaired .and Uie walls
few years more room is needed for tho
proper and comfortable handling of tho
largely increasing mail matter received
anddisl "
CONSTIPATION.
Hall’s Journal of health thinks it is
doubtful if consumption numbers ns many
victims ns are stricken down by the various
diseases that ro-ult from habitual constipa
tion. When effete mnlteris retained n mo-
mont beyond the time its expulsion is de
manded, the system commences its efforts
to get rid of it. When the natural egress is
checked, the absorbents carry tho more
fluid {lortions o_ the poisonous mass into
the circulation, and it becomes diffused
throughout the body. The more solid or
claylike i>ortions are forced into the lower
rcctnm, where it becomes firmly imparted
thus cutting off the circulation in tho small
blood vessels, causing painful ingargo-
meuts known as piles nnd hemorrhoids. A
continuance of these troubles ofton results
in fissure, fistula, or cancer. The trouble
is seldom confined hero. As a result of the
blood i>oisoning wo almost invariably find
more or loss dyspepsia, with decided de
rangement of the functions of the heart,
liver, and kidneys, accompanied by head
ache nnd nervous debility, often verging on
paralysis.
No remedy has ever lieen offered to the
public which carries with it so many high
endorsements for the cure of
CONSTIPATION (tho father^ of diseases),
DYSPEPSIA, SICK-HEADACHE,
MALARIAL TROUBLES,
PILES, KIDNEY
AFFECTIONS,
Etc., as
Simmons Liver Regulator.
I have nsed Simmons Livor Regu
lator for constipation of my bowels,
caused by a temporary derange
ment of the liver, for the last three
or four years, aud always when
nsed according to the directions,
with decide! benefit. I think it is
a good medicine 'for the derange
ment of the liver—at least such lias
been my personal experience in the
nse of it. IIiuam 'Vabneb, Into
Chief Justice of Georgia.
“Simmons Liver Regulator is a very val
uable remeny for Dyspepsia, Sick Head
ache, Torpid Liver, Constipation, Piles
and such like diseases. W. S. rlour, Pres
ident of S. W. Jt. K. Co., of Georgia.”
“I occasionally use, when my con
dition requires it, Doctor Simmons
Liver Regulator, with good effect.
Hon. A. E. Stephens.”
“It lias proved a good nnd effica
cious medicine. Hon. C. A. Nur-
TtNO.”
“I have used Simmons Regulator in my
family for eight or ten years, aud found it
to be the best family medicine I ever nsed.
I have used it iu most cases when my chil
dren had Diarrhcea, Colic, Heudacho
You may say it is the best famUynied.
icine I over used for auythiug that mny
happen. I liave used it in Indigestion and
found it to relieve mo immediately after
eating a hearty sapper. On going to bod I
take about a teaspoonful nud never feel th
effects of the supper eaten.
“OVID G. SPARKS,
“Ex-Mayor City of Macon, Ga.”
CLILPREN!— Simmons Liv
er Regulator is superior to any
other remedy for Mal irial Dis
eases among children, and it
has a large sale in tins section
of Georgia.—'V. M. Rirssiox,
Albany, Ga.
Buy only the Genuine in White Wrapper
with red 'A, prepared by
J. II. Z ELLIN & LU,
■ PHILADELPHIA.
Sold by all druggists.
$1000 REWARD
For the discovery of the manufacturer,
dealer, artist, or pirate, North or South, in
America, Europe or New Jersey, who sells
reliable Pianos nud Organs cheaper than
they can lie bought it
LUDDEN ABATES
phy of Mozart ($L75), Beethoven Biograph
ical Romnnco ($1.50), nnd tho Letters of
riCBj each $1.50),
Eminent Mosici
usical Composers (75o).
7 is Ril
most valuable musical history is hitter'
History of Musio (2 vols., each $1.50), nnd
the most en’srtaining Historical Sketches
nro those in L. 0. Elson’s well written Cu
riosities of Music ($1).
Oliver Ditson &Co., Boston.
0. H. DITSON <fc CO., 843 Broadway N, Y
said county, on the third Monday in each
month, and the quarterly sessions of the
same on tho third ^ Monday in February,
May, August nnd November respectively.
This April 15,1881.
, , VIRGIL S. HOLTON,
Judge Crawford County Court.
npr20<llLw4iv
GEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.—WHERE-
as Johanna Darrngh has made application
for letters of administration on the estate
of William J. Darragh, late of said county
deceased :
Tins is therefore to cite and admonish all
persons concerned to bo and appear at the
Court of Ordinary of said county on the
first Monday in Jnno next, to show cause*
if any they can, why raid application
should not be grunted.
Given under my hand nnd official signa
ture. J. A. MoMANUS, Ordinary.
May 7,1881. 8-wlws*
/YRDINAKY’S office Junes county, Geor-
Y Bin, April 19,1881.—Whereas James W.
Turk, guardian for J. Clyde Godard, mi
nor, applies to mo for dismission.
These are therefore- to cite and admonish
all persons concerned to show causo atthis
courtf-on or by the first Monday in Jnno
next, if any they 'iave, why the same shall
not lie granted. Witness my hand officially,
ap25w4w ROLAND T. ROSS, Ordinary
GEORGIA, CRAWFORD COUNTY.—
James E. Hutchins applies to me for an
exemption of personalty. I will pass upon
the same at my ofiioe in Knoxvillo, Geor
gia, at 10 o’clock, May 25, 183L Witness
my hand officially, May 2,1881.
my5wtd VIKOIL S. HOLl'l IN. Ordinary
For Clxillia and Fowoi
AN-3 ALL DnEA’ES
paused by Mnlarlul l’otaonlni; of the illood
A WARE V.NTJED CUBE.
Price, $1-00. Yor utc by ill Drusstst
mnySduwCm
m ■
Elk J
THi i* the cnbj Lottery ever voted on and
endorsed by the ptople of tiny State
U NPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION I
Over half a million distributed.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Incorporated in 1808 tor 25 years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charita
ble puriioses—with a capitT of $1,000,(XX)
—to which a reserve fund of over $->29,000
ha- since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote its
franchise was made a part of the present
State Constitution adopted December 2d,
A. D., lt-79.
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER Draw
ings will take placo monthly.
It never scales or postpones. Look at
tho following Distribution •
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
during which will take place tho
133rtl Uriuiil Monthly
AND TUB
Extraordinary Semi-Annual Drawing
At New Obleans, Tuesday, June 14, 1881,
Under the personal suiiervision and man
agement of
Gen. G. T. BEAUREGARD, of Louisiana,
and Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Virginia.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 3100,000
tS?”NoTicK.—Tickets are Ten Dollars only.
Halves, $5. Fifths, $2. Tenths, $1.
LIST OP PRIZES.
1 Capital Prize of $10j,<i00...
1 Grand Prize of 50,!J00.
1 Grand Prize of
2 Jstrge Prizes of
4 Large Prizes of
20 Prizes of
50 “
Soutf.eni Music House.
The Great Piano and Organ depot
of the South.
We are mad. Somebody hold us, or there
will bo trouble. This buying pianos and
organs in New York and New Jersey whon
they can be had cheaiwr at home, has got
to be stopped. What are we here for?
What is our injmmoth double store for?
W hat do w j carry a stock ot 200 Pianos nud
Organs for? What do we keep an army of
salesmen, clorks, bookkeepers, timer.?,trav
elers, draymen nnd porters? What do wo
run eight branch houses for? What do wo
advertise in over 500 papers for?
For the fun of it. Not much. Ludden
& Bates’ Southern Masie Haase was estrV
20,000....
10,900....
5.000....
1,000....
500.. ..
300.. ..
200 " 200
COO “ 100....
10000 “ 10. ..
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
100 Approximation Prizes $200..
100 “ “ 100..
100 “ “ 75..
11,279 Prizes, amounting to $522,500
Gen. G. T. Beauregard, of La., I Cornmis-
Ut-u. Jubnl A. Early, of Va. j sioners.
Application for rates to clubs should only
bo mado to the office of tho Company in
New Orleans.
Write tor circulars or send order to
M. V DAUPHIN
8V-* Orleans, La.
or, M. A. DAUPHIN, u.
No. 212 Broadway, New York.
woiLtsataw
—32ndz=
Popular Monthly Drawing of tho
Commonwealth Distribution Com;
AT MACAULEY’S Til SATE
In the i ity of Louisville, on
Tues:l:'V Mav 31st,
These drawings occur monthly (Sunday’s
excepted) nader provisions of an act of the
General Assembly of Kentucky, inccrpo-
also, all the recording fees i Jmlsomined. W'o recommend that therooras
ponses connocted with 1 in the basement bo fitted up so they can be
rented for offices, and a new matting bo
pecarities he or she shall pay tho solicitor s
fees for preparing the same.
15. For each purchase or advance mado
lar“ abateru'snid “om^haro “^stock some repairs, and rocmn.m’na. mat every- Xt . w y„ ir . New schedule. New
to bo assigned by him or her a» collateral ttfagniBirnsr^ to makepricos. New terms. New instruments,
security. In case of fmturo to offer snffi- and OyiLfnrteble for the j. r I CO m ° end for Jnnnnr y> 168 >l Catalogues and
cient security for such purchase or i Sfe^Uon^ the d wftTST ttTjS ^ ** ^offers.
placed on floor of County Court room.
JAIL.
Wo find tho jail to be in need Of
some repairs, and recommend* that every
thing necessary to make it secure, healthy
Come. Let Us Beason Together.' {been repealed
Buyers send North after instruments bo - ' (faThe UnitedEtates Circuit Court, on JIarcb
cause they think they can buy them cheap- ! 81, rendered tho following decisions:
er, but there’s wliero they make a big mis- I _ 1st—That the Commonwealth. Distribn-
take. We compete with the world, and tion Company is legal.
Now Jersey in particular. The man does 2d—Its drawings are fair.
not live who can undersell us. We keep 1 The company has now on hand a large
tne very bust instruments. Wo soil them reserve fund. Read carefnliy the list of
cheaper titan any one else can. 'Vo give iu prizes for the ■
stools, covers and books. We warrsn' ’• m f MAY DRAWING.
for six years. We send on fifteen days’, 1 Prize $ 30,000
trial. We sell them on easy terms. Weuo 1 Prize 10,000
anything nnd everything that any one elso 1 1 Prize.....' 5,000
does, or can Jo. Wo will seU you a Piano 10 Prizes $1,000 each 10,000
or an Organ positively cheaper than you 20 Prizes 500 each 10,000
a get it at tho North. We are mad, and 100 Prizes
can
we mean it. Wo will do it if we havo to
give it to you.
100 each 10,000
200 Prizes 6C each 10,900
000 Prizes 20 each 12,000
1,000 Prizes 10 each 10.000
9 Prizes 300 each, ap’rox prizes 2,700
9 Prizes 200 each do do 1,800
9 Prizes 100 each do do 900
within one month, the month’s interest is j ^ tlio' i'.rifonors nra* fur- fmu Orgrtu war ronowed. Ifaper buj- . tibWs <8 Half Tickets,*$£
$112,-100
$5,000,0000
The American Shoe Tip Gft.
VAItHANT TilU|it
A© lJL Coa
Notice to Planters.
Brown’s Distributor
Will put out evenly and uuiformly your Stable Mamtre, Compost, Cotton Seed
Mtu-k, etc-, on eight or ten acrc3 per day. ■
It is the cheapest and most efficient machine of the kind known, and will distribute
broadcast, single drill or two rows at once, any width and in any desired quantity.
The farmer will, in one year, gttback many times the price oi tlie farm right and
machine 111 tho increased yield of Ins crops aloue, to say nothing of money saved
winch he lias been paying for fertilizers, and the permanent Improvement of his land
Bead the Followine Certificate from Louisiana Planters, where thema-
cmne was invented and has been thoroughly tested for the last 4 years. .
OUACHITA PARISH, LA., July 2Gth, 18S0.
ilns is to certify that wo have used “Brown’s Patent Distributor,” and can say
mat every tiling in its praise, as it distributes stable and barnyard manure, cotton seed,
etc., evenly and uniformly in any desired quantity, both in single drill and two rows
at once, any width. Wc further recommend It for Its cheapness aud simplicity, as
there is not a piece about it but wliat can bo had on every farm, which enables every
one to bo his own manufacturer.
[Signed] D. C. Morgan C. C. Smith, A. B. Scriber, R. G. Cobb,
W. L. DeGraffiureid, T. J. Williams. W. C. Hinson, Jos. A. Powell
Thos. Wood, . D. Faulk, M. L. Bowman, J. R.Merideth
and a boat of others.
This maemne took the first Prize Medals at all the Western State Fairs in 1880,
where it was exhibited.
* That Is now so ettenpivclt tv.j rn ort 4
CHILDREN'S SHOES
«TI WE A?. AJ LONG AS THE .7 "T&l* *
j V.'liicli v. ns introduced by tlieio. nml M 'a Wfe t
tlioatcvc amount lias been save,I lo ivircjiiz*, -
MHtlly. Tliii Black Tip will sure
| utoie, as l>e*i<ica being worn on Urn rwy
crades it U worn on fine ami ett-Ujc »
where the Metsi lip on account oi ,
would not bo used. *
They nil Jiave our Trade Mark A. St. T.tt
f tamped on front of Tin.
Parents should ASK FOR 8H0E8 wBtt
BEAUTIFUL BLACK TIV&
We sell fann rights and Distributors, to uso and manufacture the same on your
farm for Seventeen Years from issue of tho Patent (1876), at the following prices:
One Distributor and Farm Right, $15.00.
One Farm Right without distributor, $10.00. '
After buying a Farm Right with a Distributor as a pattern, you can make as many
as you may need on you farm during seventeen years. .
We hare numerous certificates from farmers who have used it, but wo bare a Dis
tributor on exhibition aud want you to come and seel it for yourself.
BROWN & NICHOLSON, Atlanta, Ga.
R. C. WILDER’S SONS 4r * °u r manufacturers a-i-1 agents at Macon, Georgia
Pi nil il i t z--.ii rijm * i-l -nz-lilne on rwtieitd 91' - alilO-ra^.
T0IPMT
31NG. Send 3 cent turnip tor
jonacc pamphlet, entitled HOW
TO PKInT, illu-struting and
dencrilMDg the world-renowtud
IrlOBUSIz PR1ESS
Hand and foot power. Business men are everywhere using it, thereby saving all their print
ing bills. Anv hoy can manace it. Prises from to #175- Every Press absolutely
euaramced. HOW TO PRINT gives all the particulars. Address the Manufacturers,
J. \V. DAIGHADAY Co., 721 Chestnut St., l'Hilaclclpiila.
may20w4w■
O RDINARY’S office Jones county, Geor
gia, April 18,1880.—Whereas John Rob-
lettera of administration on the estate ot' oris, guard)'
GEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.—WHERE-
lication for .
oris, guardian <jf his children, applies for
Martha W. Cherry, late of said county de- dismission from guardianship of Lillian
censed. Roberts:
These are therefore to cite and admon- These are to cite all persona concerned to
ihs all persons concerned to bo nnd appear
at tho Court of Ordinary of said couuty on
tho first Monday in Juno uext, to show
there if any they liave, why letters of ad
ministration should not be granted to ap-
licant. Witness my hand officially, May
1881.
mySwtd* J. A. MoMANUS, Ordinary.
. Notice to Bridee Builders.
ON JUNE 25. NEXT, AFTER DATE. AT
the door of Bibb county courthouse, will bo
let to tho lowest bidder, at public outcry,
tho contract for constructing 765 feet of
wooden bridging and an earth em
bankment 456 feet in length nt Maxwell’s
crossing, over Echcconnee Creek, on tho
Macon and Hawkinsville road.
For plans und specifications nnd all fur
ther information, apply either at office of
Bibb county commissioners in Macon, or
office of Houston county commissioners in
Perry. i
By order of Bibb connty commissioners.
Mny 15,1881. 'V. G. SMITH.
lawlw Clerk.
Notice to Bridge Builders.
BY AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE
commissioners of the two counties con
cerned, on June 18th uext afterdate, at the
site of the old bridge, will be let to the
lowest bidder ot public outcry the contract
for building two wooden bridges, aggregat
ing 475 feet in length, over Echeconuee
creek at Hartley’s crossing.
For plans and specifications and all fur
ther information apply either at office of
Bibb County Commissioners in Macon, or
oflieo of Crawford County Commissioners
at Knoxville.
By order of Bibb Couuty Commissioners.
May 15,1881. W. G. SMI TH,
law 4w. ‘ Clerk. -
Notice to Bridge Builders.
BY AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE
Commissioners of the two comities con
cerned, on June 15 h next after date, at the
site oi tho old bridgo will be let to the low
est bidder nt public outcry, the contract
for buildings wooden bridge, 190 feet long,
over Echeconuee creek, at Van Valken-
burg’s crossing.
For plaus and specifications and all fur
ther information apply either at office of
Bibb county commissioners in Macon, or
office of Crawford county commissioners
’ 1 Knoxville.
By order of Bibb county commissioners,
May 15,1881. W.G. SMITH, Clerk,
mlfi-ia-iw
CRAWFORD SHERIFF SALES.
EORGIA, CRAWFORD COUNTY.—
Will l>e sold before the courthouse door
the town of Kuoxville, on the first Tues
day in June next, within tho legal hours of
sale:
Lots of laud numbers 8 and 4 in tho old
ugency reserve iu Crawford connty, con
taining 405 acres nore or less. Levied on
to satisfy a tax fi. fa. for State nnd connty
tax for tho year 1880 against the 03tateof
Michael Rodsford, deceased. *
Also, at same time and place, two hun
dred two nnd one-half acres land numbet
23, in the second district Crawford couuty.
Levied on as the property of M. L. San
ders to satisfy a laborer’s lien in favor of
Mike McKaio vs. M. L. Sanders. Levy
made by 'V. C. Wilder, constable, and re
turned to me. • ■
Also, at ftuno time and place, lot of land
number 56 in the first district of originnlly
Houston now Crawford county, Georgia,
containing 202>£ acres more or less. Lev
ied on as the property of Nathan Childers
satisfy a Justice court fi. fa. in favor of
Bond & Co. vs. said Nathan Childers.
Levy made and returned to me by William
Reeves, constable of 494th district G. M.
M. P. RIVIERE, Sheriff.
show cause, if any they have, at the June
torm of this court, why the same shall not
be granted. Witness my hand officially,
ap23w4w ROLAND T. ROSS. Ordinary.
MANHOOD RESTORED.
A VICTIM of early imprudence, causing
nervous debility, premature decay, etc.,
having tried in vain every known remedy,
has discovered a simple means of self-cure,
which he will send free to his fellow suf
ferers. Address J. H. REEVES.43 Chatham
street. New York. -oetl2eodnw1y
GEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY—WHERE-
as Mrs. Julia P. Jones, executrix of John L.
represents to the court in her poti-
that she lias fully adinmis-
ones’ estate.
This is, therefore, to cite all persons con
cerned, hei. s and creditor, to show cause, if
any they can, why said executrix shonld not
bo discharged from her executrixsbip and
receive letters of dismission on the first
Monday in Jane, 18SL Given under my
hand aud official signature this March5
1B8X. J. A. MoMANUS, Ordinary.
«mr 6-w3m*
Jones, represent
tion, duly filed, t
tered John L. Jo
GEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.—'VHERE-
_i, W. H. Johnson, administrator of the
. ' tutu of W. IV. Joimson, late of said coun
ty deceased, has mndo application for let
ters of dismission from said estate ?
These are therefore to cite and admon
ish all persons concerned to bo and appear
at the Court of Ordinary of said county or
the first Monday in July next,toshow came
why said application should not be grar t-
ed. Witness my hand and official signa
ture, April 2,1881.
ap3wtd* J. A. MoMANUS, Ordinary.
Notice to Debtor! and Creditors.
.EORGIA, JONES COUNTY.-Notice is
A hereby given to all neisons indebted to
the estate of Green B. Watts, deceased, to
come forward and mako immediate pay
ment; and all persons having claims against
said estate will present them in terms of
the law. April 18.1881.
ap'23w4w W. P. GLOVER, Adm’r.
diacou congregation 111 due j co.aso. A stockholder taking on advance
“w and one key, led by an organ choir, shall pay the treasurer, in addition to MO
’ - - - or her monthly dues for sharefcon* dollar
per mouth for each share on which such ad-
' ‘TNo stockholder shall be entitled to an
advanoe who is In arrearr to the associa
tion, and no property taken as security tor
an ndvaaoe outaido of the county of Blub.
Should a stockholder, having received nu
advance, neglect to pay any of lus or her
dues to the association for three successive
months, then tho directors may compel
payment of principal and interest by in
stituting proceedings according to law,
1 > -l: „ n.n Tin/>t>aunrv Of
einr*«.-itzi 01 men.*
Cleft meant in “Rock of Ages when Mich proceedings are ne«>ssar>
Couiini. 01 .^ 6 ’' an ^ we are not willing to proper. And when such proceedings a*
SrSKSt'im “ o '* nerson who miuht susoended or dismissed by snch dues being
Southern banners. Come up, buyers,
we find in a neat and cleanly condition.
Tho well tilled and admirably conoucted !
garden furnhhes a large supply of tender i
and nntrions vegetables for the inmates. I
There are forty-five inmates, about equal- |
ly divided as to color, one is blind nud only
one suffering much from disease. With the
proper nnmber of acres under the efficient
Ludden ii Szvannat Ga
Georgia
LAND AGENCY!
CncacnxAM.
I WILL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION
to the sale of farms, plantations, mine-
management of the present surgeon in jfi and timber lands, water powers, etc., in
charge, P. U. "right, and supennten- any portion of Georgia,
dent, we believe _ the hospital will be
almost, if not quite, sell sustaining. We I will send ajjlsnk form of consignment
find the graves of those who have died and f or description and terms to any applicant,
are buried near the hospital, unmarked to fill up and return to mo.
Or. W. ADAIR.
Atlantia Go., March 30,13Sl.-ap3dltw4w .
>y or Bank Draft in Letter,
or send by Express. DON’T SEND BY
REGISTERED LETTER OR POST-OF
FICE ORDER. Orders of $5 and upward,
by Express, can be sent at onr expense.
Address all orders to
R. M. BOAP.DMAN,
Courier-Journal Building, Louisville, Ken.,
or T. J. COMMEKFORD,
3U9 Broadway, N. Y._
O RDINARY’S office, Jonee county, Geor
gia, April 18,1881.—Whereas Joseph H.
Alexander, administrator, on the estate of
William Alexander, deceased, applies for
dismission:
These are to cite and admonish all jht-
sons concerned to show cause at this court,
on the first Monday iu Ingest next, if uny
they have, why the same shall not be grant
ed. Witness my hand officially,
ap23w4ar ROLAND IV R08S, Ordiny
O RDINARY’S office Jones county, Geor
gia, April 19,1881.—Whereas 'V. P. Glo
ver has applied to me for administration
on tho estate of Jblius J. Glover, deceased.
These are therefore to die and admonish
all persons concerned to show cause at this
court, on or by the first Monday in June
next, if any they have, why the same shall
not be granted. Witness my hand officially
ep23wiw ROLAND T. ROSS, Ordinary
G eorgia, crawfobd county.—
John W. Biusingame, administrator es
tate of Freeman huepess, late of said coun
ty deceased, npplies to me for letters of
dismission from said trust:
This is therefore to cite all persons con
cerned to show cause before mo by tho Hist
Monday in August next, if any they have,
why said application should not be granted.
Witness my hand officially May 9,1881.
mayl2wtd V. S. HOLTON, Ordinary
Pond’s Extract!
The Wonder of I L'nliiig,
IT STOPS ALL HEMORRHAGES,
it Cures all Inflammatory Diseases.
FOR HEMORRHAGES it is the greatest
stauncher of bleeding in existence.
FOR PILES, BLIND, BLEEDING, OR
Itching, it is the greatest known remedy.
FOR BURNS. SCALDS, WOUNDS,
Bruises, and Sprains, it is nnequaled—stop
ping pain, and healing irr a marvellous
mnnner.
Ft'U INFLAMED and SORE EYES.-
Its effect upon these delicate organs La sim
ply marvellous. It can be used vyithout tho
slightest fear of harm.
FOR CATARRH.—It cures tlie most ob
stinate cases in an incredibly brief time.
IT IS THE LADIES’ FRIEND.—All fe
male complaints yield to itd wondrous
power.
FOR ULCERS, OLD SORES OR OPEN
Wounds, its action npon these is most re
markable. Tho most obstinate cases are
cured.
■ FOR RHEUMATISM.—’Hiere are in onr
possession remarkable testimonials of
cures of rheumatism in <♦« various stages.
EARACHE. SOItE THROAT. NEURAL-
gia, Toothache, Facoache, Bites of Insects*
Sore Feet, Chilblains, and all diseases of;
an inflammatory character ore certainly
cored by Pond’s Extract.
CAUTION.—Pond’s Extract is sold only
is bottles with tho name blown in glass.
It is uusafo to use other articles with our
directions. Insist on having Pond’s Ex
tract. Refuse all imitations and substi
tutes.
SOLD BY ALlTdRUGGLSTS.
1>R E1‘A]IUi> ONLY BY
Pond’s JEx true t Comjiiuiy,
Now York and London.
Onr New History and Uses ot Pond's Ex
tract, and of our New Prepare!'ons, will be
scut freo on application to New York, 14
West 14tb street.
GEORGIA, CRAWFORD COUNTY.—
Mrs. C. A. Carter applies to me for valua
tion of homestead aud exemption of per
sonalty, I wilt pass upon tlie samo at my
office in Knoxville, Ga., at 10 o’clock, May
25.1881. Witness my hand officially, May
2.1881.
mnyfiwtd VIRGIL S. HOLTON, Ordinary
GEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.—'VHEUE
as R. H. Light-foot, guardian of Josephine
S. and Richard M. Lightfoot, minors, has
made application for leave to sell a house
nnd lot in East Macon in. said county, be
longing to snid minors:
These are therefore to cite und admon
ish all persons concerned to be appear nnd
appear at the Court ot Ordinary of said
county on the first Monday in June next,to
show cause if nny they have, why seid ap
plication should not be granted. Witness
my hand officially, May 7. Jssj.
mySwtd* J. A. MoMANUS, Ordinary.
SURE CURE
—FOR—
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throit, Aathi
Bronchitis, Consumption, mad
all Diseases of tho
„ , Throat and Lungs.
Put np in quart*sizo bottles for family 1
liest physicians, is highly comnumdod bjr
them, and tho analysis of our most i-roma-
nent chemist. Prof. G. A. Mariner, in Chi
cago. is on the label of every bottle. H is
well known to tlie medical iimimnaBllst
Tolu Rock and Rye will afford t he greets*!,
relief for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Krto-
chitis, Sore Throat, Weak Lung, and Coat-
emnption, in the incipient and advancsdl
stages.
CAUTION—Don’t be doceiv.xf by van-
principled dealers who try to palm off vpsm
yon Rock and Ryo in place of oar Tote
Rock and Rye, which is tho only tncditsM
article.- made, the genuine having a garawm-.
meut stamp on each bottle.
Lawrence & Martin, Proprieteas
111 Madison fit ’ >■ -
CH OClvl 1 , A „ — >
RON W
Macon, Georgia.
At onr works can be seen the- Best 3fiar»
gine made for ginning and threshing): the
guarantee it to do all or inare- than fi*
manufacturers say it will do> 'Vc build
Stationary Engines,
From 8 to 60-horse Power.
There is no engino made snponor to it.
we have tertimonials to prove. Wo —s
factors
Saw and Grist Mills
that give entire satisfaction. Wekerpfiar
sale Wctor Wheels, Horse Powers Im
proved Gin Goar, Sugar AfiffiK
Plans nnd Evaporators,
—and tho best—
Horizontal Supr KBIs
made. Also* Irofl Railing' for ri 11 n'miir
etc., Shifting, Pulleys, audOoarinir Corot
kinds of mill work. In fact, we feixTiveY-eKy-
thing that is used about nteaui: vrxaht
power or plantation work. On*
COTTON PRESS
is second to none, bein'? cheap, tempi* t
durable, as hundreds will ittes -. S.r»l 7
circulars and prices before- buy nr? eb*
where. Address
julySlwly E. CROOK VT1T tc >J~rS3
Good Reasons for the Doctor’s FaitS*.
Motreoz, Ga., March *.?V VMl
We have for twelve months bwsaiatr-
scribing “Swift’s Syphilitic Specific”mISO)
treatment of Syqihilfei and tniiRy oilier dak.
easM for which it is recommended; raH 11*-
results have been must sali.-f. c t wy. Tick
having been disappointed in w single ix»-
stance. We think for all dlser.se itHne.
bmiuended to cure it stands without a tr.oop.
and that :dl the medical profession vrHL.
sooner or later, bo forced to ac-knowioigw
it in the treatment of Syphilis, as a six*
qua non.
N. L. Gallowvt.M. Dl
» J. T. Robinsum, Kt. CL
ATr.ANTA.GA., May 22,1879.
One of our workmon had a bad eu*> tf
Syphilis, of fiva years’ st imiing. and wan
cured entirely with “Swift's SrphiKlin Sfc**-
cific.” Wit. K. & T. W. Qjom.
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the Court of Ordinary of said eu'riuti **
the first Monday in Junenextgoahowx
if any they have, why letters of adta
tration should not b- granted to-appHcsnia.
Witness my hand officially.May 7, HS.
uiyfiwtd* J A. MeMANUd. Ordina**-