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Newspaper Page TextQ3£jS2gx<it Uisskig mxh SfuucEUtl & USess^ngicc. zr> LOCAL BVHISKH8. ®« * f- A W. I, HolniM, Dralltli, No. H4 Mulberry street, Macon, Georgia. Teeth extracted without pain, beautiful acta of teeth iuserted, abscessed teeth ncd diseased pirns cnr-.al. Dealers in all kinds of dental material and instrument*. Con stantly on hand, n large and foil assort ment of teeth of all kinds, amalgams of all kinds, robbers ot all rinds. _ tt*«U»try—Dr.M.B-JBarfleld. No. 00 Mulberry street, Macon, Georgia office lionre—8 a. m. to 6 p. m. ang26tf DR. D. 8. WRIGHT, DENTIST. aptC-2awly. Office—114 Second st. FINANCIAL. STOCKS AND BONDS IN MACON. OOBBXOTSD DAILY BY LOCKETT & BOND. BROKERS. „ MACON. April 5. Georgia 8 per cent bonds, due 1889.109 Georgia 8 per cent bonds, (old) •• ...loo «eoi*U 7 pet cent bonds (mortgage 108] Georgia 7 per cent bonds*'gold quartercoupons) 116> Georgia 7 per cent bonds, doe I89A.:i24 Georgia 8 per cent bonds 110 Northeastern railroad bonds (iiul’d) 118 Central u. ft joint mort 7 per cent 113 Georgia nilnwl c per cent bonds. 107 Western R. R. of Ala., 1st mortgage HI Western It 1L of Ala., ad mortgage114 Motile and Girard railroad, (mort) 1 Montgomery and Eutauta 1st mort gage. ind’s’d by C. and 8. W. K.R 106 0107 Atlantic and Gulf railroad, consoli dated mortgage 110 City of Macon bonds „ 100 €3ty of Savannah lornls 83 City ot Atlanta G per cent bonds.... 100 City ol Augusta 6 per cent bonds... 105 Southwestern railroad stock 117 Central railroad stock 109 Central railroad scrip 92 Augusta and Savannah It R. stock 118 Georgia railroad stock.................. 160 • COMMERCIAL COTTON MARKET REPORT m Telmbaph and Me’sknoeb. MACON, April &—Evening. Cotton qolet Good middling 11*4; mid dling 10%al0?fc low middling 10?£ good cU * u W fr RCuntu lo-uay uy r&ii-.............. n " “ bjr wagon C— shinpcd ;; "sTATOIE.NT.' * Stock on band September 1,1881. 1,387 Received to-day 14 •• previously 57.817-67.871 69,217 64,861—64,887 Stock on band this evening. * 4.391 Markets by Telegraph. NEW YORK, April 5,-Nojn-Stocks fairly active. Money 6. Exchange—long *L8G%; short 84.89)4. Stale bond* generally unchanged. Government securities—I's higher and others unchanged. NEW YORK—Evening—Exchange $4.86%. Government aecnrlties generally higher, new 5 r x cents 102%; 4% per cents 111%; per tents 118%. Money Sy4. State bonds Inactive. Sub treasury balances: Coin, FJO, 897,000; currency EUtM.ooo. The following are the closing quotations; Ala. State bonds: Deferred 14% Adams Express—140 American Exp— 9ct% Che*. A Ohio 22 Chicago A Alum.. 130 C. StL * N. 0_„. 75 Consold'd coal 30 Del. L. A W 121% Fort Wayne...... 135 Han. A St Joe... 90 Harlem *200 Houston A Texas_7U I Man. Elevated...... 51% ■ Met. Elevated 87% I A,-2 to 6. 81% Cln-s A, small-... 81 Class B,6's. - 98 Class 11,4’s. - 84% Chicago A North.rjt% do. preferred ...139 SaSgTennlt*]:".' 1§4 Georgia rnllroadJ6& Illinois Oentnd...l3G Lake Shore 113% Houston A Texas Loulsvle A Nash 79 | Man. Elevated Hemp's A Char. 86 caMARIT^ BURES riTS.^“ 8mall-Pox I Eradicated Nash, and Chat 64 New York Cen'l_132 Pittsburgh —137% Riehm'd * Alle.122% Rich, and Don.145 Rock Island 130% S. C. Brown con_lU2% W. St L. and P. :H do. preferred. 68 W. U. Telegraph. 87% Georgia Gs. 105 Qa. 7s mortgage 168 Ga. do, goId.....ll2 La consols 83% N. Carolina 28 N. Carolina, now 18 Funding.....—.. 10 Special Tax 7% Tennessee 6a. 49% Tenn. new........ 49 Virginia fis — 35 Consolidated 60 •Did. ! Met Elevated. Mich. Central 82% Mobile A Ohie '27 N. J. Central 8.% Nrfk A W. prf— 89 N. Y. Elevated 1U5 Ohio A Miss 38 do. preferred 105 Pacific Mail........ 41 Panama....— 190 . Quicksilver— 11% do preferred... 55% Reading. 62% St U * Tan F. :w% do preferred.— 55 do 1st pref'd. 91 St Paul 112% do preferred...120 Texas Pacific 42% Union Pacifle-. 113% U. 8. Express 75 Wells A Fargo .127 tofie£" IAKAR1TA5 XEKY1XE Cured my little girt Of Hi*. 6be was also deaf ant dumb, but It cured tier. She ran now udk and hear at well as anybody. PaTsn Una. Sprinrwaier, Wi*. 8AKARITA5 XEUVIXB Haa boon the means of curing my wlfeof rh'-umaltam j. B. Flstcuxs. FottUoitlna, Cot I.VXAR1TAK NERVINE Made a sore cure of a case of flu for ray ion. E. B. Ralls. UUttsriUe. Kao. IAS4ARITA.V XF.UV1SE Cured ms of veitlgo. neuralgia and alck hradaetr'. Mas. Wit. Usxaox. Aurora, XU. SAMARITAN XEUVIXE Wmth.mc.nsofcnrln^wlfc ^ SAMARITAN NEHVIXE Cored me of asthma, afier spending oyer « OT wX-k other doctors. S. R. Honsox. hew Albany, lad. SAMARITAN XEUVIXE Effectually cured me of ajjuui Teal SAMARITAN NERVINE Cured our child of flu after glren up to die by our family physician. It haring orer mt In 34 hoars. llE.vnr Kxss. Vcrvllla. Warren Co., Tens. SAMARITAN NERVINE Cured me of acrofula altertufferlng for eight year*. Alosst Sixraox, 1’corla, IU. SAMARITAN XEUVIXE Cored myson of fits, after spending 12.400 with other doctors. J. W. TnosxTog. Clatborn. Mias. SAMARITAN XEUVIXE Cured me permanently of epileptic flu of a stubborn character. Rsv. ffa Marti*. Mechanlcjtowc.Md. SAMARITAN XEUVIXE Cured my son of flu. after having bad 2.300 In eighteen months. Mss. E. Fobes. West Potsdam, N. V. SAMARITAN XEUVIXE Cured me of epilepsy of nine years' standing. HusUslsx* Marshall. Granby. Newton Co.. Xtn SAMARITAN XEUVIXE lias permanently enrol me of epilepsy of many years duration. JaooaSCTSt. Su Joseph. Mo. SAMARITAN XEUVIXE Ct md mo o. bronchitis, asthma and general dehllttw OLtrsa Mykks. Ironton, Ohio. SAMARITAN XEUVIXE Hat nired mo of asthma: also scrofula of many rears Handing. lilac JswsLU Covington, Ky. \5, SAMARITAN XEUVIXE Oared me of Ills. Have been well for over four rear*. CuAELia K. Coma Osakts. Douglass Co.. Minn. IAR1TAN XEUVIXE if mine who had dyapcnala very badly. UicusslO'Coxxox. Rldgwsy, Pa. SAM ARITAN XEUVIXE Mlaa permanently cured me of epileptic flu w David TasxnLr. IKa Molnee, Iowa. SAMARITAN XEUVIXE Cored my wife of cpljrpsy of * years standing. IlkkBT Class Falrfleld, Mich. SAMARITAN XEUVIXE Cured my wife of a nervous disease of tbs bead. K. Gsaiiam. North Rope. pa. . SAMARITAN- XEUVIXE Cured my son of flic. Ue has not had a at for shoot four years. Jou* Davis, Wood bum Macoupin Co., In. SAMARITAN NERVINE . I* FOU SALE BY AlaXa DRUGGISTS Or may be had direct from us. For farther Informa tion Inclose stamp for nur Illustrated Journal giving evldcncts of cures. Address lilt. 8. A. RICnUOND A CO., World's Epileptic Institute, ST. JOSEPH. MO. FOU SALE BY LAMAR. RANKIN A LAMAR Cotton Markets by Telegraph. _ LIVERPOOL, April is.—Noon-Cotton in moderate inquiry, but freely supplied, middling uplands 6%; middling Orleans 613-16; sales 10,000; speculation and export 1,000; rsceiptt 6.800; American 5,900. Future*—Market steady: uplands low mid dling clause. April 6 :r.M5ic->.6 3841: April and May 6 99-6IA6 38-84; May and June 6 4344; June and July 647-64; July and August 6 5241; August and September 657-64; Septem ber and October 6 47-61. LIVERPOOL—3:10 p. m.—Uplands lowmld- dllng elauso 6>fc low middling upland* 6 7-16; ■ootfonMnary uplands 6%; ordinary upland* 5%: middling Orleans 6 13-16; low middling Or leans good ordluaiy Orleans 6%; urdfiinry Orlcana 5%. Futures duIL LIVERPOOL—3.OO p. m.—ITplanda low mid dling elau.se, April 639-61: April and May G 3941. Id VERPOOL—5:00 p. m.—Uplands low mid- dllng clause/ July and August G 5141; August ami September 6 58 61. Futures dull. NEW YORK, April 5.—Noon—Colton dull; talcs 327; middling uplands 12 1-16: middling Orleans 12548. Future* easy; April 12.W: May 12.1.,; June 12.29; July 1243; August 1257; September 12 is. NEW YORK—Evening—Net receipts 13H; gross 2,680. Futures closed dull but steady; sales 73.000. as follows: April— 12084* I May 12116 . teinbci _12i:<J12.1 October —..ll.50wll.52 November._l 1 .:»'uSlL:tt I >cceiuber... 1 i. 3.56* 11 .:k> January —.12:16^124 I B >S;W YOKl^ April* *-«»«©« ’"dull; Kales 804; middling u M ' • ‘ " iliMlin; uplands 121-16: Orleans 12 51G. Consolidated net mlddlil good sales lipta Lliwfckport* to Great Britain 4,-105; to 8,674: to continent . “•ig, April 5.--Cotton stca<ly: 11%: low middling 11%; rv 10%: net ntccipu :;v); gross ‘ k 37.8.52. • April' 5.-Cotton -dull: net' receipts 30; gross 39,513. pril 5.—Cotton quiet; low » middling 11%: net receipts 61; grow 71; BO-tTON. -WH1 5.—Cotton steady; middling 12%; low nilddUng 11%; good ordinary 11; net receipts 662; gross 1176; tales none; slock WILMINGTON, April • 5.—Cotton steady; middling 115# low middling 113-16; good «- dinary 105-16; net receipts 168;gross-; sal-a n< ratLALELFH'lA, April 5-Cotton steady; middling 12%: low middling H?fe food ordina ry 10%; net rocelpU !09S; gross 1327;.salcs to splnnen —: stock 14,629. ‘SAVANNAH, April 5—cotton quiet: mid- dllng U5# middling 11%; good ordl- narr_105t net receipts 1031; gross ; sales tCO: “new* 7 ’'ORLEANS, April 5.-43otton steady; middling 12 low. middling H?fc rawdoidlnatr ll)ft net receipts L^S; gross P-l t: sales 3,-jOO; stock 2KL*.5. MOBILE. April 5.—Cotton quiet; MiddlingItJfc l«r»middling 11%;goodoidlna- ry lujtsiet receipts 61; gross ; sales 250; stock April 5.—Cotton qnict; mid- ^suBtsat----------- * ordinary 1 ®# t 5.—Cotton market quiet low . middling U; net receipts 197; gross none; Al'G lilid'I good I ^( HARLESTON, April 6--Cotton quiet bnt I -i.iuly: middling 11; u low middling 115# l'.mhI ordiuary 11%: net receipts 41b, gross I sales 609; Stock 26,274. J MACON H.VUKET. . ■ l*itov:st03«s.—Tbe mUBK ts scare and ad- Ivanctng. Baoon—41. R. sides, 11/4- Jew, is ttcrccs. 12%%13; tubs, 13%. h.Reflucd, tn | MMkctveiT fane,-, 18.50; eholec I *7.75; kindly. 97.00; buckwheat, CO-60. \5 heat t Market quiet with good demand: Choice Rio, 15; prime,M4: good. U fair,12 ordi- nary. l(r. O. U. Java. 32 ilocba. 3a Gitais and Hay.—SIhrket very firm. White Ihsy, ft.34 Georsla bay, Sl.ia Coro meal, l,1 HAm!wAl«^Market good. Ilomeahocs 56.00 per keg; mule shoes 97.00. Iron bound homes £552.00. Trace chains 43*..W. per pair AmS’ abovela$1200per«lorcn. j'.owlioo 1-er th. Ilaiman's plow stocks 51.75. Axes tJ.M (810.UO per down. Cotton , < * r 4*.*i 00 'o bucket*54.52 Cottonropo toe.per®- Swede iron 5@.5%c. per tr. : refine 3>tet4c. per tb. 1 5%c i*.r lb. Nalls ELGi—Sic of Ithp. ^j;!pcHicg.,Blarilugpowd ? 54.W. jTim-rWricmanB: M. r v light: , all Jul.-, -.rni.e; '-'do., none: 1% do., I ill*- arrow ties,fL65:.l>Icced u«*. ■ 0LA-. ►- A SI# .SV»fi'.-4.m«0 nqilvv*. '<0i I I FiU'ns.—Apple.*. V'AA). f l)r#ini>-». r er , 100 | 2(-tV. Lemon*, per bcx. ll.uo London layer I "giilnr, {:i.50. \ I :i- #i !•' 1 CAToy* -Kastern sccdllngr-Jlarif® 1 . ft'i taAdV daily !;..*♦ V G<fd4 £€'<*•; Puov.* rlAeKi-’.; . y..t.s rl:i. rbaiAs j4.X; tyo While Hos<* jl.T.'i. '• f M.irUe*i tirrp, —ttAhH^ri • ■ • .* t r k'r:i it ‘ V J" *Ii<2s » l * - Tick* • : - i: -\. ill*-iif.rv S'lVij.ci '1«.^ -2 wi ■***•*>*•&-■ \ 4./. ' • . - .►i'll t»/. U)‘ 4 t*. .-'hrolinKs-sUr.ai.nl *, • 7•... liijhicr •‘.vriycliu 7 «'< ■ y jjhiriinw'S— Uiii«i<Lr*l lsirU h. 1 is- , y% IJ* j hU. KcrfiUrVy jCusn, 'Actlefli UCaVcrU.. Drupihotf Baggino andT— }*!<».% I'ow- Lcttd Old Genuine Durham Smoking Tobacco is only made by W. T. Blackwell & Co., of Durham, N. C. Though longest on the market it is. to-day the best and most popular smoking tobacco made. Commencing in a small way, Messrs. Blackwell & Co. are now the largest manufacturers of smok ing tobacco in the world. Their well-known trade-mark is the Dur ham Bull. If you want Granulated or Long Cut Smoking Tobacco or Ci garettes, get the genuine and see that the trade mark of the Bull is on each package. Don’t be imposed on by the many imitations now on the market. Great Germ Destroyer. DAUBY’S PROPHYLACTIC FLUID. Pitting of Small Pox Prevented. Ulcers purified and healed. Gangrene prevented ana cured. cured, rap idly. Scurvey cured in a short time. Tetter dried up. It is perfectly harm. lees. For Sore Throat it ia n pure rare. btmtagioii (V.-: royal Sick rooms purified Dysmtery cured and mado pleasant. Woucds healed Fevered and sick per- * - aona relieved and refreshed by bath ing with Vi lectio Fluid added to the water. Soft White Complex ions secured by its ul6 in bathing. Impure Air made harmless and puri fied by sprinkling Darby’s Fluid about To Purify the Breath, Cleanse the Teeth, it can’t be sarpaea ad. Catarrh relieved and cured. Erysipelas e~rsd. Burns relit-uri In stantly. Scars prevented. Remove* all nnpleai ant odors. 3CARr.Er FEVER CURE Cholera dissipated. nldp Fever prevented bj its use. In case* < t death in tb j hoa •, it should always be used about the corpse—it willprevont any un- pleasnnt smell. An Antidote for Ani. tnal or Vegetable Poisons, Stings,etc. Dangerous effluvia* of sick rooms and hospital.* removed by its use. Yellow Fetes Eradicated. Darby's Prcphylactso Fluid is tho only medicine in tny family. We can use it for almost everything—burns, bruises, stings, earache, sour stomach, etc. My children when hart or braised always cull at once for Darby’* Fluid. We esnuot get along well without it. Rar. John Mathews, Montgomery, Ala. Vasdkbuit.t Ukivebsity, Nashville, Tens It afford*, me great pleasu-e to testify to the most ex-ellont qualities ot Prof. Dar by’s Prophylactic Fluid. As a -Msinfoctaat and detergent it is both theoretically and practically superior to nny preparation with which l am ccqoainted. N. T. Lottos, Prof, of Chemistry. From the eminont physician J. Marion Si ins, M D., New York: I am convinced that Prof. Derby'* Prophylactio Fluids* a most valuable disinfectant. - In fact it is the great Disinfectant and Purifier PnEI'ASED DT .T.H.Z»iltu .to Co., Manfactnrinr Chemists. Sole PeopbietobI For a quarter of a century or more Hos- tetter’s Stomach Bittern has been the reign ing specific for indigestion, dyspepsis, fe ver and ague, a loss of physical stamina, liver complaint and other disorders, and has been most emphatically indorsed ky medical men as a health and strength re storative. It co"nteracts a tendency to premntnrc decay, and sustains and com forts the aged and infirm. For Eale by a!l druggists and denlers generally. WILBOR’S COMPOUND OF PURE COD LIVER OIL AND LIME. > lytlbar’r Cod-Liter Ml and' Lime Tin* KN’iit popularity of thin wife and efficacious preparation is alone attributable to its intrinsic n orth. Jn the cure r»f Cough*, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough. Scrofulous Hu mors, niul nil Consumptive Symptoms, it 1ms no superior, if equal. Let no one neglect the curly symptoms of disease, when an agent Is at hand which will cure all complaints of the Chest, Lungs, or Throat. Mnnufac.nrcd only by A. It. Wn.non. Chemist, Boston. Sold by all druggists. ood&w. WISTHU (J m WMISIfAg,^ fkii; Indian m\m. Building lots for Sale. rmnios LOTS FOR STORES, AND V Residence*, on city plan, with wide street in front and lane in rear.' Titles perfect. THE EAST TEHH..VA.&CA. R.R. will give to Atlanta. Macon and other points, rammer residences convenient to business and to capital the meat eligible point for mercantile Investment on the line of the M. & B. R. R. extension. Send fcrplat and full P ar.icutar.to LiER) mebCn-lm. Indi-nMpring*. On. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. See that the corks are branded Jules Mr mm & Co. I offer to my customers, and the public in genera', these really snporior Dry and Extra Dry W iocs at lowest prices. These reliable champagnes need only a trial from connoisseurs to be appreciated. Drink (tie Wine and not (lie Label!! V/. n. COX, Sole Agent, For MACON, GEORGIA. niartPtoodlm. Dyspepsia Cured APEPSIA! | rrUIE great scientific preparation will positive- A b cure old chronic case* ot Dympsia, Dy»- neptfe Fits, Djspcptic VcrtlKoand Dyspcpuc umsumpUon, wheroevery other known medi cine has toiled to even give relief. I refer to a few of the cases pronounced incurable that have been cured with AI’EPSIA: Miss Katie HoflVnan. S72 Randolph street, Philadelphia, wan a case of Dyspeptic Consumption: had not been out of her house for one year,'or her room for six months: a living skeleton, given up to die by our most eminent physicians, but cured with lour bottles of Ape pita. Matthew Robin son, No. 803 Twcuty-first street, Philadelphia.— Tills was a very dangerous caso of Dyspeptic Vertigo of long standing, but cured with only two bottles of A pepsin. Mr. II. A. Clark, firm Clark Bros. A Co., Philadelphia, was an old chronic ease of twenty yean standing; paid out one thousand dollars; was pronounced incura ble; but cured with three bottles of Apcpsin; been well overone year. Thousands of similar testimonials can be seen at our office. I refer with pleasure to the following gentlemen of Savmmnh, whose characters are Irreproacha- le: Dr. J. R. Haltlwnnger Clarences. Conne- nt, CapL George M. Weymouth. Price ! 1 per ottlc. For sale by Lamab, Rankin .t Lamar, and all druggists. V. If. STOSK. JT. V., Office 219 Levant marlScodlv street. Philadelphia. z=43dz= Popular Monthly Drawing of the In the thty of Louisville on SATURDAY, APRIL 20th, 1882. These drawings occur monthly ( Sunday’s excepted) under provisions of an act of th* General Assembly of Kentucky The Uni ted'atates Circuit Court, onMarcb 81, rendered the following decisions: 1st—That the Commonwealth Distribu tion Company is legal. 2d—Its drawings are fair. N. B.—The company has now on hand 8 large reserve fund. Road of crizesdor the APRIL DRAWING, 1 Prize 1 Prize 1 Prize. 10 Prizes $1,000 each. 20 Prizes 600 each. 100 Prizes ICO each 200 Prizes 60 each? COO Prizes 20 each 1,000 Prizes 10 each S Prizes 300' each, ap’rox prizes 9 Prizes 200 each do do • 9 Prizes 100 each do do LOGO Prizes I carefully the list t 80,000 . 10,000 . 6,000 . 10,000 . 10,000 . 10,000 . 10,900 12,000 10,000 2,700 1,800 900 $112,400 Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter, or send by Express. DON'T SEND P i REGISTERED LETTER OB POST-O J- FICE ORDER. Orders of $5 and upward, by Express, can be sent at our expense. Address all orders to R. M. BOABDMAN, Courier-Jonrnnl, Louisville, K or gamo uereon JC ’• Broadway. N tf. «*oj •sjk RMiiiif 4oii •jFnmpw W pti»s i^a*<un iq no« nr wmJ fpmv 033«t{01 ‘aJUfJo jo o«u*Rito»atwnuruifJOj |ojho si(ii}6j»iaji pan O I a usomam tnMi\ inotni* pinoi:« . jo no«i»1 ou pus «,S40II P»** aanii ^ktonritta aqisepmu•>»»<>soiaipsit »«J-.1 p su Wt —V»w«P p»3.1iup ' # nAV» *1US11IU d0|t‘i»<ira»>«»ll 8 dOH Knm\ Ia)l l 1 Q34n pu« ®sn jnq'jaijna JtloC30110(1 -aMlOQltti (OU Ilia Xom 0iB*0« JOJ ri»I **l 1II M 0096 -rpojprmq poi«,|***Ur»j|tJ»o(emXom 11 •ocuo io mo. t 3oinV 01 ' ,rJ - w !'" 40 P<"l te 4 J f l u0 BOX J| 3liq -0|« «lV , ooX||3itn:n'»* 3.110(1 -«4»3 ■3ii| <lo|| o«n >1 3U»ca^ir* Joo«»3*ip ot|3 3»>i« Oi« •UHJ]UU(X* AO «3un*V°l Jn°r WI'" 1 °8 TO -BUIICUI 'ItnqnmtiKI poo o|u°iX 4 »to*' , ‘ ! » jS •04 o. t » jo '.uoSjo <tammV 0 *t»*» < af11te«» .|40|0=44J| 0«ll«3HH41IlX0t4m»» 0»OI|»|piM ■c:;: j y st p »2t •?; ci o3;i ttt »)111*»ih3 ft 75 1C9 k-'l ' 1 ’' • 4|at|3 0401»OJ4»d ptre 1*014*4 Qj'poV” 040**031111 doit oioqw 3*i*o 2uo| XtninoU oo-yocre*ip og •inninaanaH"'’ inoflv =ttt403**n qi!*»n pooojri poo •jotuVinSoa JSA!-| *40[j|4iicl pooia 1*010443oq3\«»vm« •uuim ‘nqana 'adCH jo aonounmiuoy »jp«lt j»4> aii|3|pJtt 1«JHpnvi«MB.llai|l Macon W. McKAY, Principal. AFirit-Class Inititate for Practical Easiness Instruction. Botk- keepin?, Etc: Endorsed ky ibe Leading Business Men. Students Can Enter at tny Time Bflrciiculars sent free. ai>l2dAwly. ATTENTIONS PLANTERS S FARMERS. INSURE YOUR DWELLINGS IN GOOD COMPANIES " LOW KATES. At REES’ INSURANCE AGENCY, 84 MULBERRY STREET, MACON, GA. CIIF TEN TONS Equitahlo Ammoniatcd Solublo Bone Phosphate of Lime. Ten tons . Vjil u.VLti Dissolved South Carolinn Dissolved Bone, by HENRY E. REES, 84 Mulberry St„ Macon, Ca. THE POSS & PEYEY COTTON CARD ! JOHN M. PEVEY, Proprietor, Lowell, Mass. KT-Reference: J. F. HANSON, Agent Bibb Manufacturing Company, Macon, Georgia. mar24wly GUANO! B’aker’s Standard, Sea Fowl, St, George, Zell’s. The above aronll first class brands. Baker’s Standard haa the highest commercial value of nny guano analyzed in Atlnnta, Ga., this year. Apply to • GUBBEDGE & ESTES, 157 Second Htrect, AXneon, Ga. mnrl7w4t WHITE & MIELEB, » Corner Broad and Hunter Street*, Atlanta, Ge irgia. GENERAL AG JETS FOR THE Mitchell Wagon -IN— North and South Carolina Georgia, Alabama and Florida. Wonderful Cures Effected —BT THE— ELECTRO-THERAPEUTIC BATH. Drv Heat, Medical Vapor* and Elec tro-Magnetism, Rationally Com bin'd to Meet the Indications of Various Chionio Disease*. 3 - • r !.< yo i cho'rs, l2io>rft2t JO for S3* Wi rs-i: SIO; IOO f r 813. C.;r N£ // C . j*«* tkt /:«♦..rs»j»»».7 j- " ^ THE DiNCEE <5. CONA Bom Grover*, J. W. HIGH AT U, Late of Philadelphia City, With an experience of JC years treating chronic disease by tho old system, will in troduce this new method of tieaDng chron ic diseases by givrog Trial Baths $1.00, That the afflicted may test its merits. Pa tients needing a course of treatment will require from one 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 wbat heretofore was claimed for medicine alone. A competent lady matron will att;nd female patients. Office houn. from 8 a. m. to 9 p. m. Con sultation free and strictly confidential. i?7, convenient to parlor, iicialHotel, Macon, Ga Brown R00*l wn’sT IBE GREAT HEALING AGENT Is especially adapted to and is a positive cure for Rhenmatism. Neuralgia, Sciatica, Paralysis, Incipient Consumption, and all The following diseases have been cured by this Bath with a few treatments—in many cases ono coarse is all that is requir ed : Dropsy, Liver and Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, Erysipelas, bore Eys. Scrofu lous afflictions of every form and character, Spaaing, Piles, Fever bore*, Pains, Aches, Asthma, Pleurisy, Congestive(lulls. Dumb Ague, Catarrh, Spinal Affections, Female Disensrs, 4 Mutual Weakness 1 hroat, Lung and Heait Difeases, Strict-ire, Gravel, Gout, etc. Patients from the Hot Springs are especially adapted to th e treatment. Ho Shock, bnt a Fleasant Vitalizice Sentatio* Imparted to the Patient For a weak and debilitated ccnatitution its vitalizing and tonio effect is wonderful. It improves the complexion, promotes Nu trition ncd Digestion, removes Constipa tion, 8nd while removing all Oppression of the system, o vercomes Depression and Er- haneticn. It parities tho blood, removes malaria and prevents Typhoid condition*. It is a tonio sweat, cleansing the system intern *llyand exterally. feblGwUm Ludden & Bates’ SoiUlteru Music H«<use. The attention of dealers is called to the fact that wo ore prepared to ship it short no- tico these superb wagons in small lots or by the car load. Send tor to ship tt enc • by the car load. Send for special price lists and circulars. Also dealers in C. & G. COOPER’S PLAIN PORTABLE TRACTION AND STATIONAh Y ENGINES. Don’t purchase until j ou confer with us. Send for Illustrated Catalogue. marSeodAwJm Rice & Co’s. ATTRACTIONS FOR THIS WEEK. / standard Prints 5 Cents l DR. J. BRADFIELD’S FEMALE REGULATOR !! THE Looking Glasses cr W!TH 1g$K. .electric. Scouring TIT] ASK ^ s £\JlS gFoceb A DUES A JOHNSON','Agents, Macon, Ga. ^RBWAltD! for CASK of Bleeding ILES that 1* hi cure. Fro- . 915 Arch itrcct, ilium* M by dru.'ci.'U jjn.’jeodiwlv CODE § GEORGIA With Laws lo January ist, 1882. BY IRWIN, LESTER & HILL. This is the Codo of 1873 with Haems’ Sotflemrxts, bringing the Statute Law: of Georgia up to and including Acts of the last Legislature—in fact, the Entirs Law up to Date. As it w ll ba some time before the NEW CODE i* out, wo haTO several' hundred copies of the lost Codo on hand, we esn supply the above to a LIMITED1EXTEHT FOR $5.00. It answers all the pnrpoees of a ntw Code, showing all changes and new Stct ntes to date. Addrecs .W. Burke & Co Macon, Ga. Parties who went either of the Supple ments to bind with the old Codo, can get them by forwarding us §1.60, or the two br sending us $2.60, or wo will rebird the old Code and put in ono or both Supplement, for $1.00 additional. F Woman’s Best Friend I It is well known to physician.*, anil alas! too well known to suffering women themselves, that they are subject to numerous discuses l>e- eullur to their sex, such a* suppression of the Menses, painful und sounty Menstruation, Con- K.-Stlon, Ulceration and Falling of the Womb, attended with an endless train of sympathetic niul constltutioaol disorders, which imbitter the whole life and which have long been con sidered ns almost incurable. But at last the remedy lias been found in Dr. J. nrndfleJd’K Female Resnlator It is not u ''cure-all” but a remedy for one class of diseases, all of which pertain to the Womb. ... , Any sufferer from the diseases mentioned can take this remedy, and thus relieve hereelf With out revealing her condition to any one, and without subjecting lier womanly modesty to the shock of an examination by a physician. To bring health and happiness to the homes of suffering women Is a mission before which royal favor sinks into insignificance. What earthly benefaction can compare with one which protects from ••That dire disease whose ruthless power Withers beauty's transient flower?" which gives ease for pain, Joy fnrsorrnw, smiles for tears, the rose of health for the l«llor of dis ease, the light, elastic step for dragging weari ness, nights of soft rcixise for heavy hour* of tossing restlessness, bounding vigor for lan guishing dullness, the sweet lines ot full-grown bcnu.y for the sharp and withered form of emiielatlon. a long life of mental, physical, ociul olid domestic enjoyments for a few sad days of rain nnd gloom, ending in on early grave? Such fs the mission, sueli are the results of Dm J. Bturniui't Ff.mai4 Bxoclator, which 1* hence truly and appropriately styled "Woman's Best Friend." "IVhites,” and all those Irregularilie* of tho womb so dcfltruetlvo to the health, happiness and beauty of women, disappear like magic before a single bottle of this wonderful cow- **388 who suffer from any of these diseases are most earnestly invited to give this great remedy a trial. It has cured thousands, and will cure you. Don't fait to try tt. Price, small site, 75 cent*. Large alze, 51.50. Manufactured by J. BBADFIELD, Atlanta, Go. For sale everywhere by druggists and couu- liicrclianis. mnrS-sun. . fp A LesiaiUBLonffen Ffcya* lrlaif eutnbllohM an . Oaeoin Now York far tho Cure of r CIPILEPTIO FITS. Fror\AmJnm*\ofUttiH*». (lata of lsndoa),wko mskto a «**:• loitr e( Cnilopjr, bti without doubt treated and cured morecosos than anyeUterlniaaphyririaa^Husuceeu bulimply boon ooUrauhlni; wohorohsMdof cites;;f oror » reorf staadln#, sureossfollj cured by him. «e Itos published * nork on th:s dussso, which hossads with oUrootioWteot his wondsrtal cur* free te any suffsrer who may sand teslr oxprossond P.O. address. W.mtri».^.wghinvacure. S uldre« e?ry#rk CATARRH Broprhlt!*, Asthma sad Dealness orrrfs . 11 i:: : .i - -> .! n. xu ,4 1 , , A pin I hsvo a posiUrs remedy for tho abc^o dlssosy; bl U BMtuoniudsofouMoi tr> wor»tkliwiiBif6ffeiic [UadtPC b*r« brrn curtd. ’ . it m ettiracy, that C wiHf-od TwOJBOT»L« lU'.K, to*.) tier with a VA1 U.'.KLK TBEATISB ci c.« Inocy »i:S*rc-. <iiro Pipw.in.i »i- lr.^> lit- v. A. bUlCi:M.iaiP*S4lbk.b«w Ycr :iS - • -' Dk.AU. 1 Cfl&TATAS, OPERETTAS 1 Now wind up the musical season with the performance of one of our jHinulnr Cantatas. Specimen copies prompUy mailed for the price here mentioned. Cs.nil Joseph's Bondage ( 1.00), Ruth a OflCfcu Xsoml ( 1.00). Kclshazzer ( 1.00). Pro S I Son (75 cents), or the easy Daniel (50 eta.), thcr (SO cts.) „ . _ 0,, n |,» Bennett's May Queen ( 1). Root's nay- dCCUliir makers ( 1), or New Flower Queen Iw'^taj'Barber of Bath (50 cents). Pnlomlta UDtrtlUB (■ i.25), KoMnsonade (50 eta.) Ing Queen (80 cts.). Cups and Saucers Diamond Cut Diamond ((L00). For fit ‘ ngcl (SO cents). Home In Fairy its). Lesson in Charity (60 ccnU), ... . iFtoW- .Three cents). I ioM nnrriQ Patience (-1). Mascot (50 cents), 1*12111 UpCtib xrtel by Jury (50 cents). Billed Taylor (50 eenU), Little Duke ( LOO), l’lnoforo (50cents). Pirate* (*1.00). OLIVER riTSOJf d: CO.. Bo»ton. C. H. DITSON A CO. 843 Broadway N. T. (At Retail only.) MUSLIN at IO cts. CHECKED Yard YVitlo Bleucliiug at 7 Contu, Y ard Wide Rlcaehina: at 10 Ceulw, Lmimlfied SliirtM til, 7»*» Contw, Linen Lavra (white) utSO Ceutw, Linen Tattle Covers, Linen Tattle Damnsk, Linen Handkereliiolb l()e„ l.*5e., UOe. Real Koods i'or your* 3Xoney at J. W. RICE & GO., In the Apex of Triangular Block. THE binged & cor ,t? BitairrircL Err.K-ni.»Mf ROSS K (l.ato l»l* 'M ..xirao* n. .-v irate pr^^vr. f.tronir l*ci I'.-tu imUr.poitv •ho’o . ArcuU xettnirti. t->», LatIPi.c 4»ur NEW EvK * - V.’» ]A!:rici.K> ift i j f • :i;trpto:ir V ■ •/ ■»%) MILL & FACTORY SUriri.1^' OF ALL KINDS. BELTlNk inl and PACKING, OILS, PCV-i. KINDS, IRON PIPE, FlTT^iK, BRASS GOODS, STEAM ENGINE GOVERNORS. Ac. Si c ur Price-list. W.H.DILLINGHA.V *421 Main Street, LOUISVILLE, HT. .‘Bold, 5>i!vtf ?.nd Nic:;:-! "’d&$ ktradfl ea$i:r!vftr ird,rn»4* Ktcl.'to uvUf.jittiRTFad Slw Ctectru-ritU’m* a . J i p. b > ... -o *\ Bltrer.»«UIU »ta o It. * UvvJ*rJk.+.»c* w ri 3-c*at o*f»u rv«ry .'•v pen JVMiIrhiiv L> *uri itt lid* Puma*, fni *» |jiwnf\» •. st»« •»—.*» *.—«•%«, » nl EXCELSIOR eiiiiic mm ■ THK BEST IN THE feiAR^tT* is* \' :s " SB Fourteen different rise* and bind*. ■Ise4 with cnamclo. re-erv* lr.\ Adniant L ivquiremcnts, and priced to suit oil p-.w <*. LEmDINC FEATUJtESr Double Wood Doors, Patent Wood ofttp, >*■ Judnble Damper. Interchangeable Ac6*-uOe -rlielf,-Broiliug Door, Swinging lIaarib4>taE% Swinging Flue-Stop, Rcvcnible I'wdnng. l/>ng Cross Pioee. Double Short OcsM.nBWv Kin- Covers, Illuminated FIro Doon, BHtfaC Knoox, Nickel Pnnot*, etc. Unequalcd la Material, in Finish, sad la operation. Uauiilaetnredbv ISAAC A. SHEPPARDI & CO.Ba!;***** tto. L OBKAIl'w Chcnr Street. VamaQOa. BLE9S1XCI To UOBABKISD. Dt . flsrke's periodical ran. flhfftere an at»«*ies of culUrto tba sppearouce ond eeore. Uon of tba mouses, uterine dUtarU snees, torrUUiyof funritoi:*, with ssarSJWKffisssia^ otaer mental dsrsngcmcnU. At (ortt.proinpt relief to <l.0H. dl.trere ;, 7 ou receipv ui putt. ur. Clsrxe Medlclso Otaapsny. hsor York City. OR ffcrofala or any Blood Disorder, Dr Clnrleo’s Pills irtUrr. sr* in when'dfrecTlo'/* »r7foll^te<£ e Dta.p.r_e.n,.. e FlroHe.re — **- ClUTta« City. Acli o] [hliillu f ent br Si.ll, premUd. I jeetptof price. A J'lrm Dr, C iMedliln* Cump.nr.bow Turk X INVALUABLE KLXEDT Blsdder. A quick snd euinptete cure ta 4 tu t dsfs of .It minus af fectlou*, •m.iunr. frequent or ttlf flcalt urination, mueo'i* disci .igee amt ledlment m tUe urine from wheterrr e.nie Induied wlidber of recent o- less *i*niltur. .OSg to three boxes seaallr »uBIciaat. t rice S3 i/et bu.. * boxes tot 15. Miffed free on receipt of pe,ce. AiSU.eai Ur. Ct.rke Medicine louipeur. New York CUy, fiGEorrka RUBE IS A BALM IX GILEAD For ill ..»**sof fipermstonbea snt imp--.encr. »» the 'eonlt of sett .bus- i. t». tL. sciusl eiciste* la ui.tc-.er or olhei cause*., er-6 pronclrs Me* ot the following efloc.* boiroutaes*. betulnM ol* (il«ut eiiitrelon* by ClarUa x drrtiot) l» u.t:»» of bignt, Defeo Bibb County Sherifi’a Sale. W ILL be sold before the court house door in the city, of Macon, during the legal houn of sale on the first Tuesday in May next the following property, to wit; Tlmt tract or parcel of land situated in the 3d district of Bllib coun ty, and containing KO acres, more or lea*, be ginning at Johnron bridge at Tobcsofkec creek and running along the Columbus road towards Mnron until tt Joins J. J. Amazon's land, thence north until tt joins lot No. 36. thence west back to the creek, thence down the creek, tt living the line to the beginning point at Johnson bridge, the same being the place w hereon Vm. B. Heath lived at the time of his death and now occupied by hie widow. Levied on a* the property of Wm. B. Heath, deceased, to satisfy a tl. fa. Issued from County Court of llibb county lu favor of Whittle A Whittle vs. W. W. Heath as administrator, etc. Levy made and returned to me by W. A. foe, bailiff Bibb county court. Ainu at tbe same time and place, part ot bit No. 6 with improvement* thereon, containing quarter of an acre, situated In the Viuo- ville district in the rear of It. 1>. Lnnler'a place, fronting on Jefferson street and tiounded on the west by Rlelinrd I’yiper’s lot. levied on as the property of June Stafford to satisfy a fl. fa. tssuc-d from County Court of Bibb county in favor Whittle A Whittle v». Jane Stafford. Levy made and returned to me by W. A. Foe, bailiff Bibb county court. Also nt the same time and place, by virtue of a writ of fieri tacla* issued from the Superior Court of BIhb county, in the ease of Gibbous 51. Taylor vs Charles T. Holme* as trustee for Mrs, E. A. Watkins, Sirs. G. A. Holmes and the mi nor children ot the said Charles T. Holme*, I have levied upon the following property of wild defendant, to-wit: That parcel of land situated tn thcclty of Macon, Bibb county, Ga., known in the plan of said city os tho part of the two acre lot No. 12 in the western range of the two acre tots fronting on College street, which ta the residence lot of Charles T. Holme* and hi* family and of Mrs. £• A. Watkins, mid parrel of laud enclosed by fences on the boundaries the portion of the half acre The Music House r ( |f E South WholtealffSouthern Distributing .De&tf JL — FOB lUEr— CliickeriifKraiiicli & Bach, H&tkshck, Arion and Southern Gem Pianos, Masomfc Hamlin and Slioninger Organs. Seven readies Maker* of the World. 200 Finest Instruments in Stock. BedBook Price* for cash or on Time. One Uniform Price, and that tho lowest. The Duly Piano and Organ Horn; in America Selling on the One Price Plan. Lowest prices printed in plain figures. One prica to all. No deviation. No over charging. Prices fixed at the smallest per centage above oort th*t will (rive a living profit. 1 he poor negro in Texas buys os low by letter br the Savannah millionaire who comes in person. No misrepresenta tion. No exaggeration. No deception or triokery. No pretensions to be manufac turers when we are not. No competition with cheap makers. None but standard instruments, from reliable makers, sold. This, our policy for ten years past, will be adhered lo in the future, tqnore trade for us, first. In«t and always. Be st‘instruments for Ceast Money. ibt re are cheaper inttrnmcnls than onts, bnt none a* good for tho money. Bayers in cny part of the South will save money by ordering from us. Wo are Manufactur ers’ Distributing Agents for tbe South, and place more inslrnmente yearly than all other Southern Dealers combined. Buying from us is buying direct from the Manu- factrrtrs, and secures Factory Batts to the purchaser. m ij Viil U auilr4 m« |a *11 «|t|i|inuit4. rie! I ** toertec It* It MMitatr* <5r* cwleml |4«M, i «Wat ttO PtMtM. fi;idM(H|4lMb*, i*» r*» a-.-J diw*.r—mSu :.»r.tlarltrn vubtVicf WcrtAl leau.; v lS.-4J* y I n il Tm». rir. ImlatM* to ffiU. .V.>A* ; — pw* x* will U <ocad mflc* teUUU i... .s’*«'4 in- ftMtflIn to wMinr fihaUf Wc ifikkci .-. iiltyefi; t’oADUr*, TmHieMu aa4 Marh. t iUwhsr.. A 1 >*»c, D-M.FSBBg&CO.. DsriaUJGdi ON 30 DAYS’ TR1A11 We Will Sbd ox THIRTY Dan* Dr. Bye’s Electro Voltaic BbBf. Suspensories, ncd other Ffferirke fippR nncss TO MEN raffeiinc from Sncwjxa Debility, Lost Vitality, etc, spueffi^p m- storing Health acd Manhood. t3m lax Rheumatism, ParalyRis, Liver and K Troubles and tr any other dtseaau. trated pan- phlet free. Addres* jTAIC b VOLT t BELT GO.. M trshalL I Ask your Jeweler for TXE LANCASTER WATCH ■=• Watch Co. Sixteen (I6» Grades. Ail Quick-Train Railroad W HIRAM S1BLEV&C& Will mail FREE their Cals- Ioguo for 1883, containing m Full descriptive Price -«4T Flower, Field and Ctavriqn lavigorafiDg |i , nSa**Ti"5 AvcVrio* «*io5«Sf thereof and being fheportlonoi the half acre St FM..S7: twiltaa of IJVM. lot after sale of a part' thereof by Charie? T. rule. Lo»o< soim’sI l ower, etc., (.allot- lax 'ar’eret. er r*"““ Are * tWiillT*. eu:e la two **.*. tn.* w «tx bolt. lei'Ccir'ii rr re S'- S’ rei box Fox' le * y. R-oi or aslL »repm< *t once. AXdrtre Ur. ' , M»iUt:ae ComuoMf. e*e rose Perry & Goa Mtt Steel Pens. The Icnitlng Pen In Encland forcorres- ponCanco rad ecmmerefal ux. Four differcct points, Exnu Fniz, Fine, Medico, Bboxd. Perrr’n ZTeUl Esasffo Dox,ccnUlutL? ten differ entrtylci ef i«nr, for tun cccta. Bold by oil first dies ttcurucrj tad ffodcr* in fcscy coodx Hole Agents. Ivison, C?al:cn:zn, Taylor & C*^ •;r.r/ vobf- iug for him, l will sell said property at nu sale before the court house door at lutcon, Georgia, In Bibb county, on the first Tuesday In May, 18S2, between the legal hour* of sale. G. 8. WESTCOTT, aprl tds. Sheriff. MOORE’S Atlanta. tclMJ&i* Ail BUSINESS UNIVERSITY, (la. (>t»» cf the *>e*t practical lua ,o*iuirj. Orculurs luaiicii FiUifc. THE WORKS OFTRfi COLLIER GGMP’Y OF 8T. LOUIS, MO., Whioh were totally destroyed by fire on Usy3ethand September 21, 1881, Are Rebuilt I Orders srd*solicited for Btrietly Pare White Lead and Bed lead. Cold-Ptrseed and Pure Berk Caitor 0)1, Raw and Donblo Boiled Linseed OiL Jan2Ueo«tain 5000 Inatrumentafor 1882 Lnaer contact. anT^nr.st be solo. New Catalogues aid Price Li«ta ready. Special freight rhtes secured. Fifteen dajs Ttst Trial. Every concescioe, every inducement that can be effered by honest dealers who intend to keep their promises. Ludden & Bases arc right up with the times, and in the front rank. None can underbuy them; none can undersell their. White cs is ion want ah IssmimrNT. LUDDEN & BATES, Savannah, Ga. marttwly g-'1 EUltOIA, BJB1S COUNTY^-Wherea* 8W- iTlirr IL Boynton has applied forcxemptlon oTpcroonnltyand M'ttlng apart and valuation of homestead, and I will pure upon the same at 10 o'clock a. in., on the 10th day of April. 1882, at my office. J. A. McMAN I'S. lnsriw.d 0 Ordinary*. GEORGIA. BIRR COUNTY.—WhctcaSw Ben jamin M. Tarver lm* applied for exemption of rraltv and setting apart and valuation ot Homestead, and 1 w ill pass upon the same at 10 o'clock a. m. on the 2Sth day of April, 1882, at my office. J. A. McMAN US, Ordinary, melcJSowtd. 0 NEW FIRM. W E have opened in Forsyth, a general Grocery nnd Provision business. Our friends and the friends of Cnpt. J. W. Du mas, who is with us. will find on at tbe old stand of Damas & Allen, where we will be clad to see them# marl7w3m* W. T. MAYNARD & SCN, W. I?. BURT, Dentisl, AMERICUS, GA. GEORGIA, JONES OOCN1V. fLEVEN years residence in Arne ion*, amt* W.Trnk, administrator a JCi M-.Cordelia-Turk, deceased, Continues to offer his services tothoiteo pie Southwest Georgia. Correspondence solicited. mar2G3Awtf G eorgia, bibb county.-whereas Henri' J. Lamar, executor of Mrs. fc. G. This irtberefore to cite aU persons concerned, legatees and creditors, to show cautc, if any they can. why said executor should not he dis charged from bis executorship and receive let ters of dhwUriou un the first Monday in July, 18*2. . Witness my hand and official signature this, April L1582. J. A. MeMANUS, up2> Ordinary^ S TARTLING DISCOVERY! LOST MANHOOD RESTORED. A victim of youthful imprudence causing Premature Decay, Nervous Debility, Loot Man hood, (to, baring tried lu vain every known Tern-: hj (.’i.*.• .vered a aimplo aeff cure,which be will scad Fl:ur. to ids fcllow-cnffen rs, ad. 4-: . I Chat) vrs.-t. N.Y. KUtrACHt ARB WHtSURt. Sold and Si!ver 5 & How to Make fl n f-»r li> cve^ r,Ti trHdMjtC hUnit'i irmail _ • itunw ritw U* :'..e Look C&U If rti.tAJfC htAUlp and Immortelles, Cladiolne. Lilies, Hoses, Plants, Cfardem Implements. Iteautlfullr illws- tratcd.OvcrlOOpages.AddKMe ROCHESTER,H.Y. t CHICAGB,ttl 179-183 East Main St 200-206 Ria**Ufc X 1KOKGIA, Joxra (ttUN- VJf* • - boatase. IVhemaXRR. _ Carrie l\ Smith and !*». ,ul » Stairlv,obhr*. utor and executrix of :lie te ot : ..u X. Smith, deceased, have i«i>pi oi 1, - Pjedtfr bWob. Those are therefore to i ll- ;r .1 udmrr-jAafi persons conceraed to Kh'iw i r. ••utttaa on or by the firet Monday !u ; un next, they have, why the wucstout irot wav to them. Wltuesa my hand officially, .\; ril —. UHL ti.T. max aprtwtd* Onfirary, EORCilA, JONES COUNTY.-- ttliava* *.«. vTlloss. as administrator on tl ■ orta'.'- -fBK. Baker, •ieruiK.d,of.Jrn.-3county, appttostxoae' for dismission from said e-tste. These arc therefore to cite* ml admoslifiRB uersons eoncemed to show if..*:. Ilunfiril have, at this office, on or by the first a»hg In August next, wliy the same shall voUhc granted. Witness my hand offlcU’ly, Aj.rp aprCwtd 4 O.vtiiagg. Notice to Creditors of M. Bulltngton, Do G EOKGIA, JONES COUNTY.—Whemtfifaa Mary A. Bulllngton, widow of i>8*,■ Bulllngton. de.-ea«.d, for lierevlf uial RawsRR child, applies for setting ap.m and vaJuuOeu of homestead and exemption oriicrsc iruraH doc* not know who or where tins radlnaa said deceased are. Notice ta hereby gtawaa I will pass upon her Hid applicative rlMM office, on Monday, the first day oTlfay ncs8 11 o'clock • in. Witness my hand officially, April 3. MM. It T. GOOD aprCweowSte Ordiasaf ■ GEOKGIA, BIBB COUNTY.—Under s virtue of an order from the Ordinary elj countv, will be sold on Saturday, 18*2. between the legal hours of sales of William A. Evans, late of raid ceased, all the perishable projKity of i 11am A. Evans, embracing hU stockef xnltaR, cattle, hogs, wagon.*, buggy und the Mafikta goods in his store and other ertlcleaUu 'lejRjj otts to mention. Tbe sale to be coettriiml Mt)’ betwocn the same houn until tbe wholekwsom. Terms cash. No delivery of anytUngwflWaRta- til terms of rale arc complied with. J. M. GUBL * « e. k ixum. spr.5 <14te. Temp. Aiiwer me for dtamissfon: These are to cite and ndmonnh atByra-- Rons concerned to rlieu cause *tfh*-at fice on or by tbe fi st Monday in MayajsZ, if any they have, why dtaxcitaion ahull mate bo granted. Witness my hand ofuotilly Jancsiy 1 1882. R. T. ROSS, Orttoa: i:n*Dwt(l Application for Leave GEORGIA. BIBB COUNTY-’ Gilbert as administrator of J. a ceased, lias made application to lauds of said estate lor the purpoa deb:* anil for distribution. Now, therefore, fell person* hereby notified to* (how ram have, «t the court of ordinary, the first Monday in May, 1882. should not be granted. J. A. ap2-law-lw / t EORGIA, lilim C OUNTY—T(. i IT may roscent: J. M. Can Evans having, in proper form, «| for permanent letter* of adminlsta estate of William A. Evans. kfinflWH^H this is to file nil nnd -'iu‘ i*. lln- ■ - . i andnextofklnofWil’ii ■ ' ). n- ' -u- - appear at my i.illcj- wiU 1 i.i> ■ :■ :• :ol<nt r*’ inns'-. manent u '.muiiM to J. M. • ■ .rr-.md K. 1 'Kvans' e. ni e. Witr.ee- n v •April !>t,.U9ti aprMaurift n! anti offiMs: signature VL : J. A. McMAStV OnliaMg.