About Georgia weekly telegraph, journal & messenger. (Macon, Ga.) 1880-188? | View Entire Issue (March 10, 1882)
■H H \ i swS* Stawciteil & tkxnyhox’h skip voxji. Kimwlru Winters In ratrepe. London Ifai'y rcUaraph. Sacwlcta wictera-bavetbeir drawback*. 1 Apart from Ike epidemic of influenza and bronchial attentions, encouraged by IT. • The ClinrRe or th© Ucavy Brlsndc— L'nlithUVS. October S% 1831.' By Cable to tho Indspendesf. Thcehimrcof tbe gallant Throe Hundred—tho . persistent dsicp and rainless season, lot Dovrnfhc hUlfdown tho hill thousand, of ers of the picturetqae are threatened w:i . a grievous disappointment during tho coming summer. It U quite true that the WHITE A MULLER, Corner Broad and Euttcr Streets, Atlanta, Georgia. With r. win* pushed out to the left, anil a whig * "i ngl ‘ Thouumd* of horsemen drew to the valley— a ml stayed. _ . _ For Scarlett and Searletfs Three Hundred were riding by . . , When the points of the Rnaslan fauces broke In on the sky: . ... And he calteil "hen wheel Into the lino I" and they wheeled and obeyed. Then he looked at the iiou that had halted, he knew not why. And lie ; line d half round, and he hade tils ‘ trumpeter sound • "To the charge!" And ho roue on aln-ad aa he waved tits Mads flTo the gallant Three Hundred, whose glory will never <Uc. "Follow, and np the hill!” tip the hill, up fie hill foiiowel the Heavy Brigade. The trumpet, the gallop, the charge, and tjie might of the tliglit! Down llio hill, SJowly. thou sand, of Itinolans Drew to llic valley, and halted at lout on the height nwh to the right. Bat Scarlett was far oa ahead, and he dashed up alone Through Hie great gray .‘•lopeof men: And lie whirled Ills satire, lie held his own Mkcan Miigllshnian there and then. And the three that were nearest him followed with force, r Wedged themselves in between horse and horse. Fought for their lives In the narrow gap they had made, Four amid thousands: ami up the hih, up trie bill I Gnllop .-d the gallant Three Hundred, tli I Heavy Brigade. Fell Ukc a cannon shot. Hurst like a thunderbolt. Crashed Ukc a hurrieanc. Broke through the mass fr-un Ih-Iow, Iimve tliniugb tlic midst of the foe. Plunged up and down, t» and iro, Rode Hashing blow upon blow. Brave lnnlskilluigs awl Greys, Whirling their sabres in circles of light, And some of us all fn a maze. Who were held for a White from the flgtat And were only standing at gaze, When the dark-muH'cd Uu»ian crowd Folded Its wings from the left awl the right Awl rolled them around like a cloud— Olil moil for the charge and the battle were we When our own good rod coats sank from I.lko drops of biro 1 In a dark gray sea: Awl we turned to each other, muttering all dismayed, "Bust cm the gallant Three Hundred, the Heavy Brigade!" But they rode, like victors and lords. Through tlic forest of lances and sword.; In the heart of the Itussiau hordes They rode, or they stood at l*y Struck with the sword-hand and .low; Bonn with tile bridle-hand drew The hie from the saddle, and threw Under foot there in the (ray; Itagcd like a storm, or stood like a rock In the wave of a stormy day; Till suddenly, shuck upon shock, Staggered the mass from without. For our men galloped up with a cheer awl a shout. Awl the Kuvian. surged, and wavered and reeled Cn the hill, np the hill, up the hill, out the field, over the brow and away. Glory to each and all, and the charge that they made! Glory to all the Three Huudred, the Heavy Brigade! * The three hundred of tho Heavy Brigade who made this famous charge were the dints Greys awl the second squadron of the Inube killfiigs, the remainder of tlic Heavy Brigade sulisfuiieiitly dashing np to their support. The three were Klliot, Scarlett’s akte-de-ounp, who hail lioeu riding by hi* ride, and the trumpeter and Shegog, the orderly, who had been close behind him. householder rejoices; bis pipes are intact, bis roof is water tight, shoeless Urchins have not howled at Ufa door with their importunate odors of assistance, mendacious mendicants have t.ot chanted in the frozen roadway, the vestries and the parishes have no*, once been hauled lover the coals for ■their diUtcritess in not caning off the unsavory refuse, and no tingle passenger has sprained bis ankle over a a al-plalc.; but to make up for all this, tho rivers arc running dry, we are to have no mere waterfall*, and the opqi winter, as it is called, is prophesied to end in an uuu hole scino drought. Snow, after all, has its advantages. Xo doubt it soaks unpleas antly through tho ■i*'»otj?st double-sole;! boots; but, by resting in. a mountain!; it cools the air that passes' over them, makes a warm ncs’, for tl:o sensi tive plants, a.4 w’ .-a melted foams down the mountain'r. cams into the val leys, bringing freshness and «% migration every mile after tho glamor is left behind. Ominous rumors alrew.y come i urn Ger many and Switzerland. The iihine is said to have reached the lowest level of the preceut century, auil the navigation is already seriously impeded. Jf we are to have no rivers in the summer of 1882, what will become of the tourists, person ally conducted aud otherwise There will be weeping at Coblentz and lamen tation at the Lurlei. But, worse than that, what will become cf the ship, builders and the ptano-forte-makers who look for their annual sup ply of wood from the great forests near the snow liuc ?—the mighty trunks that by nature's water propulsion are cut down •on the high mountains of the Black For est, and are passed along the turbulent torrent by village after village until they arrive in the wider streams, wlieu they are made into those giant rafts that we see sailing from Bingen downward to the sea al) through the holiday season. We could all of us endure one week of show for the sake of the waterfalls aud cata racts which are to rejoice our eyes when summer comes. GENERAL AGENTS FOB THE Mitchell Wagon If you wan: ths Vest Time Keeper for the Money that can be boucht anywhere in the World, get the Lancaster Watch Sold by Jeweler, throughout the United States. Its iS grades are not the lowest in price but the best for the money. All Quick-Train K-plate Movements. E*trbl!shcili£74. Ask for the LANCASTER. PA , QUICB.-TRA1N RAILROAD WATCHES. —IN— ftorth and South Carolina Gcorgin, Alabama and Florida. The attention of dea'ers is called to the fact th^t wo are prepared lo ship r.t short no tice these sayerb wagons in sira'l lots or by *be load. Send for special price list* r.nd circulars. Also dealers in C. A G. COUPE PLAIN PORTABLE TRACTICU, AND STATMN.v; Y ENGINES. Don't purchasj until jou.coufer with us. Send for l!lu: !rate ! Catalogue. mar5eod&w<lm Twigera Comity Tax Shorifi Sales. W7TI.L be sold or. tho first Tuesday In April. 11 iNv*. before the court house iloor, in raid county, within the legal hour* of rale, to tho highest Wilder for cosh, the folio wing described properly, to-wit: Four hundred aeret of land, numbers not known, but bounded on the north by land, formerly belonging to the estate of Henry Car ter, tint by lands •>! K. Taylor, south by land of It. L. Harrison, and west by lauds of estate of H. Carter, in thetyth district of said county aud known as the f. if. Marchmait place. Levied TM 3 Mi tr*\ Particular Notice. All tho Drawing* will hereafter be undor tko exclusive supervision 8ud con trol of Generals G. T. BEAU REG AR U and JURAL A. EARLY. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE. THIRD GRAND DIS- TRIBUTION, CLASS C. AT NEW OR- in.i hsi ' the jears .mo ; LEAN g TUESDAY, MARCH 14'ru, 1682, «MUAo. i. . . vfAwtrtir v T>u i ivni/1 UAitVllCl A VMAL'AAl MIA" VM 142d MONTHLY DRAWING. Louisiana State Lottery Company. ... . Incorporated in 1868 for 25 ysars by the ids Stale and county'tax for isw. ' ' ! Legislature for Educational and Charita- Also at the same time and place will be sold bio purposes—with 8 capital of $1,000,000 eight hundred lu res oj land mora or less num I-to which a reserve fond of over $550,000 iicrs uot known,, but bounded .west by Savage , m „ ginca been ,dded. By an overwhelming popular vote its Also at the same time and place, will be sold . le hundred acres of land, being the southwest • half of lot No. AV>, bounded by Tarver aud Buf fington, In the 24th district of said county. Lev- icdon as tile property of W. D. Coley to satisfy I Ora. J. V*. sfe W. K. lfolrncw. Dentiltr, No. 84 Mulberry street, Mqcon, Georgia. Teeth extracted without pain, beautiful sets of teeth inserted, abscessed teeth and disoased gums cured. Dealers in all kinds of dental material and instruments. Con stantly on hand, a large and foil assort ment of teeth of all kinds, amalgams of nil kinds, rubbers of all ainds. ™ ^HuscfS^tfAiL^Stalogue Ttie Prince Imperial's Death. Mr. Philip Robinson, llritith li'ar Corretpon dent, in the .Veto Fork IFur.'cf. “Xo true story ol the Prince Imperial’s death has ever yet been published, inas much as my manuscript notes, which alone contained the facts of that death, and the conduct of the officer who was in charge of the escort, havo-never been pub lished in their entirety. 0 was lu the camp at the time when the news reached roe that his escort hail come in without the Prince, and I reminded Mr. Melton Prior, the special artist of the Illustrated London Mews, how the Prince had spent almost his last minutes in the camp in conversation with ourselves outside of the tent. It was ucar one of the great anthills which abound in South Africa, and the Prince Imperial was trving to kick the hill over when the news was brought to hhn that his horse was waiting. I saw him go, aud a few minutes later heard that he had lefilhe catnp without half bis escort. Tins alone was a mistake sufficient to ac count for the whole disaster, as a compa ny of colonists without Basuto scouts is for all practical purposes without eyes and ears. The sequel proved this to be only too ' true, aud the first comment outdo by all when they heard that the Prince was killed, w«s ‘This would uever • have been if tltcy iiad taken the proper escort.’ So far, therefore, Capt. Carey was not responsible for the tragedy that occurred, but I am the only mao, except Capt. BelUngton aud Capt. Sbepster, who ever heard from the lips of tho survivors, together at one time, the actual fans of the horrible death of the Empress Eugenie’s son. Xor do 1 care now to give them at any length, but this I need not hesitate to say, that every one of tho survivors repudiated with scorn the suggestion that any of them, if he hail been in Capt. Carey’s place, would have acted as Capt. Carey did. They were heart-broken and thoroughly ashamed al being connected with an event which would be at once abhorred all over the world as a cowardly sacrifice of a brave young life entrusted to the care of the Queen’s soldiers." “What about Capt. Carey’s conduct? 1 ’ “It was at first thought from his having • concealed himself, or having been con cealed, that he had committed suicide, , and I actually telegraphed his death to ** England, but, from the delay of the steamer, I was able to recall my mistake. Hardly less general was the belie! that he would be brought to a drum-head court- martial and dealt with iu the most sum mary manner, and I shall never forget my surprise when, having ridden down to Pielermaritzbaig for the iVince's funeral, I saw one morning Capt. Carey on the steps of "the post-office building waiting for the mail cart which was to lake him to England. 1 certainly never expected to have seen that ofiic-T alive again. Clemency, however, won the day, but whether this clemency was due to a mistaken anxiety of Lord Chelmsford about his reputation or to powerful influence working at court It is Impossible lo say. Whichever it was, clemency has seldom, if ever, commended itself so little lo the army, or 1 may al most say to the English public—those of " them who are acquainted with anything like the real feels. “I saw Lord Chelmsford on the night of tho day or tho Prince’s death, and cer tainly shall never foigct his iacc, trans figured as it was with tho most terrible emotion, and I can easily understand tbe agony of his self-accusation. He had had a warning only a few days before on ( a reconnoissaiice, jvhenlhe Pnuce was ta ken into actual pcisonal danger, of the disaster that might befall him, but warn ings, we Know, are useless against stupidity, against fate. The Prince was an expert horseman. In vaulting upon restive horses and performing difficult equestrian teals he had few equals. At all limes he prefer red vaulting oil to his horse rather than using the stirrup. On one occasion an officer riding by his side was bucked off his horse, aud "the Prince Imperial, with out a moment's h*sitation, jumped to tire ground aud vaulted into the vacant sad dle almost as toon ss it was empty. Yet, with all th's, when Ills life depended upon it, tlic boy could not reach his saddle.” I'pmsiar* Lom or Hair May be entirely prevented by the use ot BunnKTY’s Cocoajve. Xo other com pound possesses tbe peculiar properties which so exactly suit the various condi tions of the hnman hair. It xftftcnx the hair irhrn harsh and dry. It soothes the irritated scalp- It affords the richest lustre. It prevents the hair from failin'/ of. It promotes Us healthy, viyorous e/roicth. It is not greasy and sti t-y. It leaets no disagreeable odor. It kills dandruff. Humett's Flavoring Extracts are known as the best. febd-.jt tHatlstry—Dr, M. B. BarHeld. No. 90 Mulberry street, Macon, Georgia office hours—8 a. aa. to 6 p. m. augAltf And Prices of WMW, WATCHES and JEWELRY —TO- J. P. STEVENS & CO ., Atlanta, Ga. 31 Whitehall St mnrodawly DR. J. BRADFIELD’S FEMALE REGULATOR ! Woman’s Best Friend I It is well known to physicians, and alas! too well known to snficrlng women them selves, that they are subject to nnme-ous liiseasot peculiar to their eex, .uch as aup- pression of tbe Meuse?, painful and scanty ■fanatication, Congestion, Ulceration and Fnlling of tbe Womb, attended with an endless train of sympatbetio and constitu tional disorders, which imbitter tho whole life and which have long been considered abalmost incurable. Bat at last tbe remedy has teen found in Dr. A nradfleld’H Female Kriculnlor It is not a “cure-all” but a remedy for one class of diseases, oil of which pertain to the Womb. Any suflerer from the .diseases mention ed can take this remedy, and thus relieve herself without revealing her condition to anyone, and without subjecting he*wo manly mede-ty to the shock of an examin ation by ft physician. To bring health and hairiness to the homes of suffering women is a mission be fore which royal favor sinks into insignifi cance. Wh.it earthly benefaction c.mcom pare with one which protects from "That dire disease whose ruthless power Wittier, beauty's transient Uowcrr* which gives ease for pain, joy for sorrow, smiles for tears, the rose ol health for the patjor of disoate, the light, elastia step for dragging weariness, nights of soft repose for heavy hours at to.'sing res lessness, bounding vigor for languishing dullness, the sweet lines of full-grown beauty for tbe sharp and withered form of emaciation, a long Iifo of mental, pbyeicitl, social and domestic enjoyments for a few sad days of rain and gloom, ending in an early grave ? Such is tho mission, such nre the results of Dm J. Bbaufield's Female Reoulatob, which is fence.truly and appropriately styled “Wo man’s Best Vriora.” “Whites,” and all those irregularities of the womb so destructive to the health. Iinp- S iness and leauty or women, disappear ke magic before n single bottle of this wonderful compound. All who suffer from any of these diseases are most earn estly invited to givo this groat remedy a trial. It has cured thousands, and will cure yon. Don’t fail to try it. Price, small size, 75 cents. largo sizo, $1.50. Manufactured by J. BUADFIELD, Atlanta, Ga. For sale everywhere by druggists and country moichants. marAsun 'reck, north by lauds of 0. J. Mink-s, south by lauds of K. V. Tarver, and east by (he land, of lire T«ner*ri!!e place, fn tire 21th district of said county, aud known as the Smith Ilill K 'acc, and levied ns the property of W. B. & B. . Tarver to satisfy their State and county tax for ihe years ISM and 1SS1. Also, at the same time and place will )>o sold twenty-six hundred acres of laud, numbers not known, hut bounded on tho north by lands of ff. T. Smith, \.L* ’be cast by Jf. T, Smith, on the south by J. S. Bunn and Whittaker, and west by Oemulgee river, in tbe 2'>th district of raid county and known ns the Bunn Mitt place. I-evied on as the property of W. B. & B. Jf. Tar ver. agents for K. V. Tarver, to satisfy tier State and county tax for the year 1881. Also, at the same time and place will l>c sold fifty acres of land, more or less, numbers not known, but bounded on north by lands of if. F. Griffin, cost liy A. D. Griffin, south by J. J. Wimberly, and west by J. I>. Jones, in the 2'ith district of said comity. Levied upon as the property of U. R. Wimberly, agent for wife, to satisfy her State aud county tax for the year fast. Also, nt the same time and place will tie sold four hundred seres of land, numbers not known, hut bounded on the north by lands of H. F. Griffin, east by A. 1). Griffin, soutli and west by J. It. Jones, iu the 2ith district of said county, and known as part of the Bryant place. Lev ied on ns the projrertyof K. It, Wimberly, agent for children, to satisfy their state and county tax for the year 1881. Abo, at (he same time and place will be sold two hundred acres of land, more or less, nutu- ticrs not known, tsmudud on north by J. K. McDonald, east by the estate of Thomas S. Jones, south l>v the estate of Robert Averett, and west by the estate of James T. Glover, and known ns the Jones place, in the28th district of said county. Levied on os the property of F. A. Finch, agent for Jfnry A. Finch, to satisfy her State and county lax for the year fast. Also, at the same time and place will be sold one hundred and eighty acres of land, more or less, numbers not known, but bounded on the north l»y Mrs. SI. E. Chappell, east by J. X. Wall, south by Porters creek, and on the west by Mrs. Emily E. McCiillmn, and known as >art ot the W illis place and gtn house fields. Levied on as the property of the estate of A. MeCuIium to satisfy Ills State aud couuty faxes for the year 1881. , Also, at the same tluietnnd place will be sold eighteen hundred acres of land, more or less, numbers not known, but bounded on the north by E. V. Tarver, on the east by W. B. and If. Jf. Tarver, on tlic west and south by 1L It. .Slnppy, in the 2ith district of said county, and known as the Tarver's Jordon place, and levied on as tlic property of Gordon Fitmbruugh, Harry Wnrulnw, Gate- Green, Jfitehull Robertson, Tatunll and James Everitt, Anderson Williams and son, and Frank Williams aud brother, and Bob Lowmati and Joint Jones, undivided, to satisfy their State and county faxes for the year 1881. Abo, at Ihe same lime and place will tie sold one vacant town lot in the town of Jetterson- vitte, Twiggs comity, Georgia, number not known, bound on north by Jt. K. Solomon and A. Jf. Griffin, east by A. Jf. Griffin, south by court house square, west by road leading from Jeffersonville to Huwkinsville. Levied on as tl>e property of L. I), shannon to satisfy State and county tax for year lssi. This February J7, 1882. me.rlwlw W. U. STOKES, Sheriff. SEED CORN. F LINT in order named for succession; Adams’ Early Whito. Egyptian Early Sugar, Early Summer Whito Flint. Ever green Sugar, Mammoth Sugar, Blount’s Whito Prolific, Dreor’a White Prolifio, Ear Iy Whito Dent, Golden Yellow Dent, Largo Whito Flint, Tnscorom or Flour, Moody’s Sugar Flint, Mammoth Gbester County Yellow Gonrd-Seed, Etowah Valley I argo Whito Field, for bread. FORAGE PLANTS-Ivory or Egyptian Wheat, Dhourra Com, Cat-Tail Millet, Am ber Sugar Millet, Gorman Millet, Hunga rian Gross, Enral Branching Sorghum, Teasinte, STOCK FOOD PLANTS—Artichokes, Chufas, Carrots, Boots, Parsnips, Pump kins. . MARK W. JOHNSONL CO. 27 Marietta Street, Atlanta, Ga, mciuohJrvrilt (Vand J, If. Johnson, executor. Of the estate of F. 8. Johnson, 8r.,bmve made application for letters of dismission from raid estate. This 1. therefore to ette and admonish nil per sons concerned to be and appear ot the court x>f ordinary of said;county on the first Mon day in June next, to show cause. If any they cun, why said application should not be grant- Witncss my hand and official signature, this febVhnos 5 Ordinary. Jones County Sheriff's Sales. /T BORGIA- iJbel JOXE3 COUNTY.—Will be sold _ fore the court house.tn raid county,on tho first Tuwday In April next, during the legal hour, of sale, the following described property, to-wlt: One black piorc mute, one sorrel mare mute, otic two-horse wagon.threc head otcows marked with undrrblt In each ear, forty bushels of corn more or less and 1,000 jmunds of fodder more or less. Levied on as tho property of Thos. J. Miller to satisfy a mortgage ft fa return able to the Superior Court of raid county in fa vor of Alex II Stephens vs. Thomas J. Miller. Property pointed out In fi fa. * » Also at the some time and place, one hun dred acres of land fn raid county: bounded on tbe north by lands of E. M. Mnrrl*. on the west by lands of Patsy Jones, James Churchill and Robert Gordon, and on the south and east by lamk of Jlikc Bird Levied on as the nruperty ofjflkeltrid to satisfy all fa Dsued from the County Court of raid county in favor of Mrs. - " - - - * “"toBlrd. John Crock ford vs Jlikc 1 S. J. PHILLIPS. Sheriff. 55 TARTU faC . ODI800VERYI LOST MANHOOD RESTORED. A victim of youC.nl imprudence freroaturt* Ia .7, N'TVoni Dcbi'^y, Lost iliu* fcood, etc, oaring tried in vain rrerf know** renjody.hii «1 inrorr-ro * A*;znple •el/ci.rc.nrblcu be vo i J FltEJfi : > Li* fellow-Buffcror?. id- • — * ’ ” ’ ■ * •' J -1 dkvn ,... r Sofd and Silver, & How to Make II, If not mtlkfjulorjTUm l>ook emu I franchise was made a part of tbo present State Constitution adopted December 2d, A. D., 1879. ITS GRANITSINGLE NUMBER Draw ings will take place monthly. t never scales or postpones. Look at .$50,000 . 10,000 .. 5,000 ,. 5,000 ,. f s 000 .. 10,000 10,000 10,000 20 Prizos of 100 Prizes of 200 Prizos of 500 Prices of 1000 Prizes of CHEAP GROCERIES. I, 000 bn, chi’oo White Tennessee Corn. J, 0f0 bn. very best Feed Oats, 20,<X)0 lbs. Lost Bran. 20,000 lbs. best Shorts. 400 bales choice Timothy Hay. 150 bbte. rhcica Flonr. 100 pkga. Bolter (15 to CO lbs. each.) 25 boxes best Cheese. We have also—Irish Potatoes, Georgia Cane Syrup, Sugar, Coffee, Segura, Tobac co, ote. T. J. Car&iarphen & Do. March 1st—dCtiwlt ‘ BORGIA, TWIGGS COUNTY.—W. B. Tarver G : . I pas. upon tl on the 21th day of March, 1882, at my office, iu Jeffersonville, raid couuty. This February 27th, 1882. mamw«d_ C. A. COLOMOX.OrdInary. ri BORGIA, JONES COUNTY.—WhcreUta Re- ITte-cca Woolfolk applies to me for tho guar- dfimshlpof Lewi. Bivins, a minor orphan: Thera are to cite and admonish all persons concerned to show cause at tills office on or by tiie first Monday in April next, if any they have, why the raiuc shall be granted. WitueVs my hand officially, this February 28, ISSi. . R. T. ROSS, nur'.wtd Ordinary. GEORGIA, TWIGGS COUNTY.-Jack- son S. Winborne has applied to mo for ex emption of personalty and setting apart and valuation of homestead, and I will pass upon the same at 10 o’clock a. in, on 6th day of March, 1882, nt my office. C. A. SC feb!4td SOLOMON. Ordinary. G eorgia, crawford county.—it being represented to me that the estate of Joel Mathews, late of raid county deceased,' is un represented, whereby low is likely to accrue to said estate: This is to cite all persons concerned to show cause, if any Urey have, by the first Jlonday in April next why letters ot administration should not vest In J. W. Jock, citric Superior Court ot said county. Witness my hand officially. February 27,1882* fet>28w4\v VIRUILS. HOLTON, Ordinary, the power vested in me by a deed executed J»y W. A. Wigtus of said county, on the 29th day of March, 1878, and recorded in the office of the clerk oi the Superior Court of said county, in Book P, folio :17T», on the 2d rtf Aj»ril, 1878, l will on the tlr-t Tuesday in April next, during the legal hours of sale, before tiie court house door iu the town of Jeffersonville, in mid county, sell to the highest bidder foreash. the following land: Ttiat pareekof land In :lic twenty-fifth (27th) district of origi- nallv Wilkinson, now Twiggs county, known si.- tiie Alien ftcckoni plantation, being the place whereon said W. A. Wigins resided at the date of said deed, ansi now resides, containing one thousand (1,000) acaes more or less, and hounded by the lands of J. R. Cook on tiie north, and lands of Thomas Lowe on the east: and hinds of G. W. Faulk on the southeast, and lands of A. F. Keekorn on the south, and lands of If. M. Loylesson tiie west it being the place bequeathed to said W-A. Wigins by his moth er, Mary A. Faulk, or a sufficiency thereof to pay this debt, and interest and attorney's fees and costs, us per terms of raid deed; to-wit: two thousand six hundred and eight dollars and ninety-two cents (82,'fi08.!>2) for principal ntm interest due up to said day of rale (April 4. 1882): and two hundred and sixty dollars and cighty-uine cents ( 200.89), as attorney's fees and the cost ol this advertisement, tr-wit, twenty-five dollars, Gocd and sufficient titles will, be made to the purchaser or pur chasers us specified In raid deed. There is u contingent remainder in onc-half the land end the sulo will he sui»je"t to this Said Innd is sold for the benefit of Ihe undersigned, tiro ran tee in sthl deed, the proceeds to be applied rst to the imyment of the aforesaid Indebted ness, aud the remainder. If any, to raid W. A. Wigins. DANIEL BULLARD. March 4th, 18Si dSOd pis. Macon W. McKAY, Principal. A First-Class Business Institute for Practical Instruction in Book keeping. Penmanship, Etc; LOCAL ENDORSE KENT. We. the undersigned, merchant*, banker*, professional men und others of the city of Ma- con, recommend the “Macon Commercial <-ol- lege," llofewor W. McKay. Principal, as an In stitution worthy of public patronage, and lit the care of a gentleman fully competent for Uio position, and who has the Confidence of this community: Felix Coiu-tt. mayor of the city of Macon. 8. T. Coleman A Co., wholesale dry goods. Curronn Anderson, Att'y-Gcneral State of Go. George T. Rogers' Sons, wholesale grocers. John C. Curd, President Exchange Bank. M. XessB.U'M A Co., wholesale drygoods. J agues A Johnson, wholesale grocers. Cariiart A Curd, hardware merchants. I. C. Plant A Sox, hankers 8. Waxei.uaua A Son, wholesale dry goods. Geo. 8. Oeeau, merchant, and patron of the (College. I. C. Plant, Pres. First National Bank of Macon. J. W. Burke A Co., printers and publishers. Henry U Jewett, Pres. Capital Bank of Macon. B. L. A C. B. Willingham a Co., cotton ware housemen. K. F. Lawton, banker. J. E. Jones, President Central Georgia Bank. J. F. Hanson, Agent Bibb Manufacturing Co. It. K. Hines, attorney at law. Singleton, Hunt A Co., wholesale shoes A hats. Lamar. Rankin’A Lamar, wholesale druggists. James II. Campbell, rectifier and merchant. Students Can Enter at any Time. Ample references given In any part of the State, and prompt attention to all inquiries to instruction, board, etc. Address Po-t-offlCe Box 422, Macon, Ga. marldAwlm DOLLAB8 ilAOH, HALF TICKETS, ONE DOL LAR. LIST OF FRIZES. I Capital Prize 1 Capital Prize 1 Capital Prize 2 Prizes ot $2,500 5 Prizes of 1,000 500 100, 60 20 \... 10,000 10 10,000 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 9 Approximation. Prizes of $800.. 2,700 9 Approximation Prizes of $200. 1,800 9 Approximation Prizes of $100. 900 1,857 Prizes, amounting to $110,400 j Responsible corresponding agents want ed at all points, to whom liberal compen sation will be .paid. For further information, write clearly-, giving full address. Send orders by ex press or Registered letter or Money Order by mail, addressed only to -M. A. DAUPHIN New Oilcans, La. or M. A. DAUPHIN, 127 La Salle Street, Chicago, 111., crM.A. DAUPHIN, t»7 Seventh St.. Washington, D. C. Tho New York office ts removed to Chicago N. B.—Orders addressed to New'Orleans will receive prompt attention. r l'he particular attention ot the public is felted to the fact that tbe entire number io tbe Tiokota for each Monthly Drawing astold, and consequently all the prizes iu nch drawing are sold nnd drawn and paid. Facsimiles of U.8. Treasury and National Bank Bills, Consisting of nine exact imitations of United States Treasury Note*, and nine of National Bank Bills, IS in all, of various denominations As a rare roeacs of detect ing ronnterfeit money they are invaluable. Postal cards not answered. A. R. DAY. 811 Bowery, mar7w4w*New York City. Ludden & Bates’ Sonther-n Music House. A Mechanical Wonder!! The Only Self-Acting Washing; Machine IN THE WORLD.. All the Old Theorie Exploded at Last. !V!acon Commercial College 3Inc*on. Gn. For special instruction in Bookkeeping, Penman.-hip mid Basincr.- 1 Arithmetic. l!ili- making Correspondence nnd General Bus iness Routine. W. MoHuy, Prlnotim’. F6r terms, information a* to bcr.rd. etc., apply to the principal. Address P. O. box 422, Macon, Go. jan!3w4w HIRAM SIBLEY & CO, WU mail FREE their Cat** loeue for 18H2, cmitainjijff a fol! descriptive Price - X.1R of Flower* Field and Garden DINGEB tr. -LOrvARI. U£ ti riviv. ,:k v.u- n.> . r- • >Ju Hulbs Ornamental Ornwcf, and Immortelles, Gladiolna, Iaillcs, Koficg, Plant*, Gnrdcn Implements Beautifully Ilian* tinted. Over 100 pages. Address ROCHESTER,N.Y. * CHICAGO,ILL 179-183 East Main St. 200-205 Randolph St -A. New Slotivo Power Discovered- Expansion of Dent, Does it All. ro’.ve underwater minute; a thing ifore. NOYELLO. D1TSON & CO. arc tho solo agents for tho United States for tho magnificent Nov- ollo Inst of Oratorios, Operas, Glets, Part Songs, etc. The separate Anthems. Cho ruses, or Glees, cost Bets, to lOcts. each, and are very largelv used for occasional sing ing. Tho following are oxceltent and prac tical instructive works, and are called “Primers," hut are really a great deal more: 1, Rudiments ot Music. By Cummings $ 50 2. Art of Piano Playing. By Paner....l.C0 The Organ. By Stainer .80 4. Singing. Randogger 2.C0 5. Musical Forms By Fauer 1.00 6. Hartnory. By Stainer 60 7. Instrumentation. By Front 1.00 8. Violin. By Tours. 1.00 9. Musical Terms. By Stainer .50 10. Composition. By Stainer 1.00 Clark’s Anthems und Responses. Price $1.50. By Wm. Horatio Clarke. An thems of rare beauty, which will bo favor ites with any choir that adopts them. , Mason &. Hoadly’s System for Begin ners $3.25 Mason ,t Hoadly’s Method for Piano- Forte .8.75 Two famonS'methodt by two of the best pianoforte teachers in tho country. Begin with one method. End with the other. OLIVRR DITS0N & CO.. Boston. Established 1834. C. H. DITSON & CO.. M3 Broad wav V. Y "hop BITTERS.'' (A Medicine, cot a Drink.) CONTAINS , iiiirs, nur.’iu, mandrake, DAaDEIJON, Ann the TuRkst ani> Best Mrme»i.Qir.Lt- TIE. OF AM 'tZEUllirr.RA- TIIEY CUBE All nireB.c.of tlirStomach, „owcKl’.lood, Uvrr. Kidneys, and UrlnaryOrRans. Fcr- vcusnri*. S!ocplc»«ncs.and c.pccUtly •Female ComplainU. S'.COO IN COLD. Will l>a naM for a case thcr will not care of hKip. r - to- anytkinir *:npirc or liijurloui tuned in them. A«k yonr dranclst ."ir Bop Ritter, ami try them before you »lccp Tnko no other. D 1. C. t. an absolute anti Irrclsl llde cure for PruakciR.cs.. u»c ot opium, tobacco and narco tire. S*XI> FOB CtrOCLAE. G lief Rill... MIe. Cn., Rivli.'t.r, K. hrerr^ssssat >«L GTJABJDIAH SALE. W ILL he sold before the eourt house door In the town of Ifawklnsvllle, Georgia, be tween the legal hours of rale on the first Tues day in April next, the following property, to, wit: Tho one-half undivided Interest In nnd to 202>4acres of land in the 21th district of Twiggs county, Georgia, nnd known In tho plan of said district as the north half of cath of lots Nos. Rl nnd 88, nnd known ns the Ward place. Sold under order of court of ordinary In nnd for Pu laski county, Georgia, aa the property of W: K. MeVay mid Linden JteVay. Terms cash. The other naif of raid interest In raid lands will be sold at same time nnd plaec nnd title made by owners. This February 28.1882. mai2w4w M. E McVAY, Guardian. Postponed Sheriff’s Sale. IT before tho eourt house in «*iil county on the first Tuesday In April next, during tho legal hours of sale, tM following described property, to-wlt: - Fifty acres of bind in said county, bounded on the west by lands of Kobort Gordon, on the south nnd eft^t by lends of Hti£h McCoy, nnd on the north by muds of Mike Surd. Levied on as the property of Mike Bird to *atisfr a fl. fh. i<«ucd from the justice's court 5Clth district O. M. Bibb county in favor of T, W, huffy vs. Mike Bird. Levy made and returned to me by John T. Glover, constable, March 4. M2. mar5wtos S. J. PHILLIPS* Sheriff. Notice I B HEREBY given that one month after this date, Eva Harris, wife of Jacob Har ris, of Macon, Bibb county, Ga., will act as a free trader in said city, tho consent other said husband having thereto been obtained, as evidenced by his signature to thia notice. JACOB HARRIS, fob22wlaw4w EVA HARRIS. riEORGIA, It . TWIGGS COUNTY.—Whereas _ Joseph If. Koy, admilithlrator of Joseph Tharp, reprexenta to the court in Ui petition, duly filed nnd entered on record, that he ho. fully administered Joreph Tharp's estate: This Is therefore to cite all persons concerned, heirs nnd creditors, to show cause, if any they can,*whymid administrator should not be <lis- rtiargod from his administration, and receive letters of dismission, on the first Jlonday In June, 1882. Tills February 27,18S2. C. A. SOLOMON, maridltAwat' 1 Ordiuaiy. W* R. Kent, DEALER IN Saddles, Harness, Bridles. Cellars, Whips Etc., of every s!yle. All made bv hand.«£E LEATHER AND TRUNKS. REPAIRING GOOD AND CHEAP. 48 Poplar street, - Macon, On fb V.SlAwl m A cylinder made to 40 to GO rcvolntiom imer accomplish! We have constru’.tcd a new Washing Ma chine, a practical device for washing cloth ing, as follows, viz.: We take a cylinder in which wo place the clothing to be wnshed, and arrange it in a common wa s h boiler. Under this cylinder we have arranged a system of valve? which control the water, when put in motion by boat or boiling, in t>nch n manner as to make the cylinder revolve as rapidly as de sired. The application of this device is peculiar and trnly wonderful. Clothing made to pass rapidly through water boiling hot in this manner, is cleans ed most speedily and thoroughly. Thirty minutes’ time is all that is needed to wash any clothing, however much soiled it n.a be. Nc rubbing or pSundinsr required; n wear and tear of material. The mostwon- derfn! labor-saving machine or device *ve invented. A child can operate it, or one ' person can use it as well as nnotiraf. No skill is required; it cancot get out of order This inveution needs only to be seent be appreciated. All are surprised at it simplicity, and wonder why it was not dis covered before. Just think of it. A family can do an or dinary washing before breakfast. Put you clothes in the cylinder; then fill in wate enough to cover the cylinder or clothing about one inch; p’see it on the range o stove, or anywhere you can get brisk tire nnder it. As scan as the water l-egins to boil the cylinder will resolve rapidly. Con tinue the motion say thirty minutes; then take out the clothing, rinse and wring ou and you will find them perfectly clean Tho MnnlaUanaa OF C.ntl. Clothing washed in this mnnr.er will wear I fl6 MUSIC llOlISC THE wOUtn a third longer <han by anv other method. This Washer is an article of true mer andsells-at sight. It only requires to be shewn in operation to make a sale, as it ntirely different irom any thing ever offer ed to the public. Therefore we want none bnt good men to introduce it form: tosuch men wo make liberal terms. Everybody knows that clothing made to pass through water will be washed. Boatmen, sailors saldiors, and others have often washed their clothing perfectly clean without the aid of soap, by eecuring them to a line fastened to the stem of the boat white in motion. It i3 water (assisted by soap) passing through tho material that removes the dirt. Any thing that will accomplish this without la bor, or wearing the material, is cn improve meat long sought after but never attained until the invention of tho SELF ACTING WASHING MACHINE. All orders and letters of inquiry attended to promptly. sting Washer in the hands of every family in tho land and offer extraordinary inducements lo good men to engage :n the ha rness ff sell ing it fer a limited time. Wo will ship one compieto in every particular, ns a sample to any person wishing to beezme an agen Oor New Double Store—Largest ia the Soulli. THE Wholesale Southern Distributing Depot —FOB THE— Cliiekering, Kranicli & Bad), Mathusliek, Arion and Southern Gem Pianos, Mason & Hamlin .and Slioninger Organs. SevenLeadinar Maker* of the World. SOD Finest Instruments in Stock. BedRock Prices for cash, or on Time. One Uniform Price, and that the Lowest. The Ouly Piano and Organ House in America. ‘Selling on the One Price Plan. Lowest prices printed in plain figures. One price to all. No deviation. No over charging. Prices fixed at the smallest per centage above cost th it will give a living ■>refit. The poor negro in Texas buys as ,ow by tetter as the Savannah millionaire who come9 in person. No misrepresenta tion. No exaggeration. No 'deception or trickery. No pretensions to bo manufac turers when we are not No competition with chenp makers. None but standard instruments, from reliable makers, sold. This, our policy for ten years past, will be adhered to in the future, tquare trade for U8. first. Inst and always. Best ‘instruments for Least Money! ilit re ura rt.oaper instruments titan ours, but none as good for the money. Bayers in any part of the South will save money by ordering from U3. We aro Manufactur ers’ Distributing Agents for the Sontb,and place uoro instruments yearly than all other Southern Dealers combined. Buying from us is buying direct from tho Manu facturers, and secures Factory Rates to tho purchaoer. 5000 Instruments for 1882 Under contu.cL. and must i>e sold. New Catalogues and Price Lista ready. Special freight rates secured. Fifteen days Test Trial. Every concession, every inducement that can be offered by honest dealers who intend to keep their promises. Ludden & Boses aro right up with the times, and in tho front rank. None can underbuy them; none can undersell them. White us it xou want an Ixstbumint. LUDDEN & BATES, Savannah, Ga. murHwly W N t'Y.-Wlicreas, Tli.mi me for lulmHibtrutlou ■■■■■■■■■■■Han’., deceased: These are to cite and admonish all persons concerned to show cause at tilt, office on or by the first Monday In April next, if any they have, why tlic same shall not be granted. ■Witness my hand officially, this Feb. 28,1882. R. T.i' morJwtd , RQ33, Ordinary. =42nd- Popular Monthly Drawing of the In the 1 hty of liouisville on FRIDAY, MARCH 31st, 1882. These drawings occur monthly (Bunday’i excepted) under provisions of an act of thi General Assembly of Kentucky The United’UtatcsOirsuit Court, on March 81, rendered tho followiugWecisiona: 1st—That the Commonwealth Distribu tion Company is legal. 2d—Its drawings are f'vir. N. B.—The company has now on hand a large reserve fund. Read carefully the list of Drizosfor the • * MARCH DRAWING. 1 Prize * 8?.0f0 upon receipt of $G. Address, 116 Smithfleld St., Pittsburg, Pa. janl2w2m .Read&Sons r 3 Far.eui! Kal! Square, Bcstcn, —Agents ron— W. & C. Scott & Sons’ BREECH-LOADERS. Furnished by ls toBognrdca (who has shot ono over 60,000 times), Miles Johnson, and most the clubs. Also, Colt’s and other makes. Now on hand some damaged and second huuJonts. very iow. Some of high est grndes. Fend stamp for circulars. anl4d2w-w2m MILL & VACTOnY SUP? CF ALL KINDS. BELTING, and PACKING, OILS, PUMPS KINDS, IRON PIPE, F»7~ BRASS GOODS, STEAM GAL! ENGINE GOVERNORS. &*. Ss Price-list W.H.DlLLlNGK/V V|2! Main Street. LOUISVILLE, •‘Gold, SHffif fL'UlM iUWX Fih© Mectri'-nv.ij*' i. LfkJ-Siic. i , ,n J v »« JU-* or5 iscstxt »*r» R|w.r, Agents "Wanted. Official Life Ml TRIAL OF GUITEML Send SO cents in a’nmpr f.,r o’.i'fir. U wk SMdy. FOK8Ui-S<fc XirM.VKSJi. fcVJ-.vlw • Clucimiiit:, OMa THE Orciiarleston, fc*. C. OFFERS FOR SALE SOLUBLE GUANO, Highly Ammoifiated. Acid Phosphate, for composting. Asli Eluent, for CoKod, Wheat, Peas, elf. Pure Ground Phosphate Bock, Pure Ground Raw Bone, Genuine Leopoldthail Kainit, COTTON SEED MEAL, Neva Scotia Land Plaster, SOUTH CAROLIHA'tf&RL, Peruvian Guano, Ground Dried Fish, , Dried Blood. The above Fertilizers ore of very high grade and of nniform quality. Special in ducements are offered for cash orders by the car lead. For terms, Illustrated Almana<v, Color ed Humoroas Catds, etc., address the cora- nany. fnbllw Wonderful Cures Effected —BY TIIE— ELECTRO-THERAPEUTIC BATH, Dry Heat, Medical Vapors aud Eleo- tro-Magnetism, Rationally Com bin'd to jffeet the Indicetioas of Various Chronic Diseases. J. W. 511 GHAT If, Late of Philadelphia City, With an experience of 10 years treating chrohto di-ease by tho old system, will in troduce this new metbqdof treating chron ic diseases by giving Trial Baths Free, Thursday and Fi it ay, Feb. 16 & 17. That the afflicted may test its merits. Pa tients needing a course of tieatment will require from ono to three weeks’ time, ac cording to nature of disease . Dr. Migrnth uses but little medicine with this treatment. The Electro-Therapeutic Bath and Electricity does what heretofore was claimed for medicine alone. A competent lady matron will attend female patients. Office honra from 8 a. m. to 9 p. m. Con sultation ftoo and-strictly conddential. ROOM 27, convenient to parlor, Brown’s Rational Hstel, Macon, Ga k. u iatruTcs., rat. IJiVr.bura.iu. 1 Prize... 1 Prize 10 Prizes $1,000 each 20 Prizes 500 each 100 Prizes ICO each 200 Prizes 60 each COO Prizes 20 each 1,000 Prir os 10 each 9 Prizes 800 each, arVox prizes 9 Prizes 200 each do do 9 Frizes 100 each do do 10,0C0 5,OCO 10,001 10.0C0 10,000 10,300 12.CCO io;oco 2,710 1,800 9C0 $112,400 Half raaheta, $1. 1st Tickets, $100. nk Draft in Lett. 1,900 Prizes Whole Tickets, $2. 27 Tickets, $50- Refit Money or Bank Draft in Letter, or send hy Expre.s. DON'T SEND F I BEGIETEKED LETTER OR POST-C-- FICE ORDER. Orders of $5 and upward, by Express, can be sent at Jur expense. Address all orders to R. M. BOAEDMAN, HO!) Bmadwsv. N. V.- Wehavo opened in the front part of our wholesale store a Retail Department, complete in every respect. We emp'oy w none but Gentlemen Who Untiers'and the. Drug Business, and as we buy none but tho Purest and Best Drugs to be found, we are sure that you will be pleased with us. We sell five cents’ worth as cheerfulty as we would five dollars’ worth, as we are not disposed to insist on any one baying more than they need bnt we do want to sell you ALL YOU NEED, no matter how much. Come to see us opposite the AUCTION HOUSE and DOLLAR STORE, and call for Dr. Goodwynor Dr. Daniel, who aro in charge of our Retail Department. Re spectfully, Lamar, Rankin & Lamar. Guano, Superphosphate aud Kainit. 1,000 Ton* W., G. & Co. Manipulated Guano. 1,000 Toe* W., G. & Co. Superpho* phato* 1,000'Tcns Pure German Kainit. Theso first-c’af s Fertilizers will be sold in quantities to suit, nt VERY LOW Prices for CASH, or on credit for approved pa prr. DEALERS or PLANTERS will fina It to their interest to give us a call before having elsewhere. Send for circulars, prices, etc. WILCOX, ?eb2£daw2t TBE GREAT HSALING AGENT Is especially adapted to and is a positive cure for Bhoumntism. Ncnralgi-, B'-intica, Paralysis, Incipient Consumption, and all JS I Tiie following diseases Lave been cured by this Bath with a few treatments—;in many ca esoue course in ail that is requir ed : Dropsy, Liver anil Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, Erysipelas, Sore Ey*s, Scrofu lous afilictiors of every form and character, Spasms, P.lee, Fever Soro-', Peine, Aches, Asthma, Pleurisy, Conge?tivo f hills. Dumb Ague, Catarrh, Spinal Affections,-Female Diseases, emiaal Weakness. Throat, Lcng and Heatt Discuses, Strictore, Gravel, Gout, etc. Patients from tho Hot Springs are especially adapted to this treatment. No Shock, but a Tleasant Vitalizing Eensatiou Imparted' to the Patient. For a weak end debilitated constitution its vitalizing nnd tonic effect is wondsrfal. It improves the cample: io , promotes Nu trition and Digestion, remotes Con'iira- tion. and while removing all Oppression of the system, o vercomes Deptession and Ei- han«ticn. It purities tbo Wood, removes j m:lariaara prevents Typhoid conditions. It is a tonic sweat, e’e-using tho system into rnatlyand-exterally. teblG»3m l»E!s 9iur. SX^ l ‘..i- byUil p | THE BEST th THE MfenKET ■ <SM 4. - > . Fourteen different sire, r.nd Vlnifa. Sw i z: i friUi ci.umelcv. ce x rvclr*. A JMH f and priced lo sotl v.r^u LEADING'FEATURES: Iteutffe Wood Doors, Peient Wc-tI (Ht.i*. jt*. •Uii.iWe Itaner, ImcrrhauircabVt Af. ntSa -he!f. Broiling Door, rtvlnglng T’t it' , i Tkrai twinging Fine-Stop, RcvcnUto <.cs7,'.:rArar frtnx (4oct Pieeo, Doutile Short Cenkta,.Ti~rsy ten'- Covers, IP.nminatetl Fire L’cera, 1 Knouft Nickel hack etc. Uneenaletl in Material. In Finite, arid da nperatfon. Mimnfacturedby ISAAC A. SHEPPARD&C0.Bs *4t'. too. i. obtS.i.P.,‘g’ Chum- Smect ■f WBIU nura to all api.IVaaU. atwl »?• c».V < ocrlvll It nMdM Sr* raW«4 hUUt. e^tMrtnL jarut K0 pr**. au.l :tUld««xrI{-;l n*. «■ : V.wJtor l tine Irarirtb < of V#-.tal ’« »r4 F U-r . , / vj s I n-tt Tr*v*. etc. IovaIba'i Ic to ail. .. v«A* will U timnd mt+i r»tiat.fe tort Uutjpfi i« ti. trmmts .a a war.nttrtter.to Yft mkiiiut;', . <*■»-, u «r 1'^L.lvrs, Tturk-ma tmd Uavkrt s. B. H. FERRY & C0„ DetialT, ffS*. GEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY —Wttaraw 8.8. bweet adn-inistrator of 1\ J. ; : -a- holser, represents to the court in hit tion, duly filed and entered on rocoidfn-fc he has fully adminiilered T. J. Kv. uita set’s estate: This is .therefore to cite all pctsom corned, heirs and creditors, fobcr.gff .4,. pear at the conrt cf ordinary of nil c sure ty on the first Monda; In April texf, fa show cause if any they can why sud srt ministrator should not be Jischargcd Irosc bis administration and receive k- ■ dismission. Given under my hand and ofBdtdtC^M- ture this, Jcnuary 7,1882. janSw3m* J. A. McMANI S 0.-dirx»v. OEOBOIA, CRAWFORD COUNT ft-J.-W Mfc mlmiuistrutor of estate of W. 5£. Tr-u. deceased, of raid eonnly, has im.lid —-vn of dismission from raid trust. This is fora to rite all persons concerned to any they nave, by tbe tirat > pj, Jfajr, 1882, why raid a)>)iH<atlon sliould not fa.grariF ed and letters dutnissing yranB O tmahl ; jgil cant. . Witness my ltand officially, February 'M, febJtd VIRGIL S. HOLTOb . OrcJnaw. - irt.hiaHrafc lat ho bm s osrater GEORGIA, BIBB COUNT Y W. J. Dent, admioistrator of C, represents to the court in his) ^ filed aud entered on record, fully administered Cynthia Hue This is, therefore, to cite nli person oerned, heirs aud creditors, to t how • if any they can, why said adiaUne should not be discharged from nis a da tratiou and receive letters of ditmitmortara the first Monday in April 7, I V .. Given under my liand and uffirislai^za! tare this January, 188A lawjan* . J. A.McMANUS,lOndip-.y. LIBEL FOR DIVOBotT~ Samuel A. ltotdvs. Mary A. Reid.—in Jones Suporior Court, October ierm, ML It appearing to the conrt by rvUtm o-" ia* sheriff Uiat tbe defendant in abwmskaM case. Mary A. Reid, is not to be fo:: J ta said county bf Jones; and it furti ' ap pearing that sli9 doe* not reside vt item too limits ot this State : Iti ordered that ms- vice bo perfected on said defsneat ' by poblioation in tho Macson T^tegraph vod Messenger for space of three r.’.omh . t» fore next term of this court. October: Sda 1831. ILW. HARDEMAN, Libtimt’s Ail > Approved and *0 ordered. * THOS. G. LA WSON, J. S. C. O. Cl A true extract from minutes, janlffwffm • ©CAJhO! r*endlet« n’s MIMED SUPERPHOSPHATE. MOOSE'S BUSINESS UNIVERSITY, Atlanta, Os. this of. tiie l*»t pisctiral raiwulsta the touuiry. Onuhtr. uutiisd mss- GIBBS & CO., SAVANNAH. GA H T nnphir.it toUB un e figtivd at the court Isaac HarJemfn, admit is . 1 1. I JMIK. bou«. The ught to reject rny aud all t^ds D. L Eu, dtceared.it • J.J* fa reserved. W. G. SMITH. 7 , for dirmission freut tail ■ OH 30 DAYS’ THiAL i W* Wili. Szss ox THIRTY Days’ Truer. Dr. T^e’s Electro Voltaij B-'x Su^pc-nsoiies, and other E’ectric /tetris antes TO MEN suffering from J mjsi Debility, Lost Vitality, etc. speedily nt- storing Health and MoBbcod. An- har RhuamaUsw, Paralysis, Lirer and RteMj/ Troubles nud c any other diseajer IMoo trated pamphlet free. Addrc.'.s VOLTAIC BELT CO., Mir-hali, Nytice to liquor SbRers. ON February Tth instaqt, the (.icui^s Commi'siozers of Bibb coSnty raw order prohibiting the issuing cf county fear uor licenses in Bibb county from and npiss: that date. Persons selling liquor in -»iS county outside the corporate limits o' ibe. con will therefore take notice that exact the county licenses under which they aim now seliing expire (he*y wili net I«j reuaroi ' W..G. SMITH, fehlfwlw Clerk Bibb (.'-mnty CoraYra To the Delinquent Tax-Payers aft Bibb County. Y OU are hereby noli fieri t: av I iurve Jev Ud all tax executions turn d over is ssv. by the tax collector, and wili proej**<! te Advertise the same on the first Tr.ss- lay\eu March. You will therefore please colt once ou my deputy (W. Poe. Jr„> stittr* tax collector's office and save yourself *sific tional expense. Bespcctfuh'y. feb'dl G. S. WE5TCO IT, ShtriS "gEOTGIA, JONES COUNT Y.—V, aas amts AY.Tuik, administrt.tor on csiatu<je Mrs- Cordelia Turk, deccateJ, applies to Average val 0 for p-' t seien peats high- 1 me for dismission : er thsn any other fertilizer—embracing the I These are to cite and r.dre :ai>»h all pw- twenty-three old standard brands—as do- J sous concerned to show cause at this of termined by tha State Chemist of Georgia ] flee on or by the first Monday iti May next. Contains a largo p ; r e:nt of nnimtlbone. J if any they have, why dismission shell oat Is not lost to the plantar when a dry year be grunted, sonerven's. tut will produce gocd results j >\ itness my hand oflleiute .aunary US' tho second year. { 1882. R.T. BUtc, Urdutary. D.livercd.at Fort Volley, and any station : jnntffwtd on Macon and Augnsta railroad at same! GgoBGIA, JOVEsCOO- T'V.—WbewMU price as Macon. _ _ , . . - . i r. v. HardtiuHU upj.liestc for disuio. tJ, L. 8AULSBURY, Agt|siou from administrate;;, with viil aa- ftb'iwlm POPLAR ST., MACON. GA. nexed, of estate William Wheatley, dec’fi • -—• j These are to i-ite film nu’L'umsh nil per- w nt in* la MridffA Builder*. 8°«s conosrued to show cm. ■ .V this ofSet a ouoe to flriage ounuers.. | on Cf by , htf Mc . l( . ny a» y cext . * t 'NTIL Wednesday, March 2?, 1882, the | o-y the; have, why the s.u... shall noiht County Commisu-ihutrs of Bibb county granted. Witner? my hm;.l qficially Jam- invite Ktolcd propo^nls for boildiuy, nt tbo t uftrv 1*. 1^*2, li. f It' *••'>*• Oriiatijt Wilej tuiupiiie in said county, three wcod- , jaxl’Jwtd e i tridges aggregating JGt teet in length, f — Plans and siteiliealicns nay besrenoy Clerk Bibb Co. Coiem'rs. Dealer in Produce and Staple Groceries, Cigars, Tobacco, etc., No. GS Poplar street. Patronage solicited and satisfaction guas- U'»»V fob 12 dawly & Vii’ | w.viiiiWc. is 72- d ;xc: -Tdiv.; r.’^.TUD. \ GEORGIA, JONES COUNTY.—Wbcsaww dmi; i.-trator ou eetain •jpphed io ora T _ minUirUSair; There ► re io cite nnd admonish all) eons concerned to ► how tanso at Utiet , < n e'rby ihe Srit Moed-j ;;t Mar I ! any they have, why the rams shall — | granted. Wftcers my bend* •fflcraffy J* ! t:ry 17.1882. R. T. H088, C“ " 1 tenlSwtd
