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Newspaper Page TexttEfrfe (Begggta llTcftMg LCulsgcaplj tmSit 3fmmt»l $f JBkjssfctttgiWev LOCAL BUBISK&b. DMtltli7~Dr, I. B. Barfield. Dra J. P. Iff. R. Holme*, Deutllts No. M Mu burry street, Maf .t., fii-orgm. Teeth cxtraoted without pain, beautiful eats of teeth inserted, abscessed teeth and diseased gums cured. Dealers in all kinds of deutal material and instruments. Con stantly on hand, a large and full assort ment of teeth of all kinds, amalgams of all kinds, rubbers of all kinds. aplO-dwly. No. 90 Mulberry street, Maoon, Georgia office hours—8 a. m. to 6 p. m. ang2Gtf DR. D. 8. WRIGHT, DENTIST. aprC-2awly. Office—114 Seoond at. FINANCIAL. STOCKS AND BONDS IN MAOON. OORBKOTZD DULY BY - LOCKETT A BOND. BBOKKR8.. MACON. Audi 19. 18822 Georgia 6 per cent, bonds, due iSsS-iw @uoJ5 (Jeorxia 6 per cent bonds, (old) “ _100 «tl07 Georgia 7 per cent, bonds (mortgage 108%@U0% Georgia 7 per cent, bonds (gold qnarterenuponi) 118] Georgia 7 per cent, bonds, due 1898-124 Georgia 8 per cent bonds. 110 Northeastern railroad bonds (Ind’d) 118 Central It. It. Joint mort. 7 per cent. 118 Georgia railroad 6 per cent, bonds. 107 Moslem It. R. of Ala.. 1st mortgage 111 Western IL R. of Ala., 2d mortgage 114 Mobile and Girard railroad, (mort.) 112 1 Eufaula 1st mort- r C. and 9. W. K.R 108 @107 f railroad, consoli dated mortgage 110 City of Macon bonds 100 City of Savannah bonds. 83 City of Atlanta C per cent, bonds. 100 City of Augusta o per cent, bonds. 105 Southwestern railroad stock. 118,' Central railroad stock nominal 106 Centra] railroad scrip.. 9&. Angusta and Savannah It. K. stock 118 Georgia railroad stock 157 COMMERCIAL ' COTTON MARKET REPORT ST TrueoBAFR AND Meseesges. MACON, April 19.-Even!ng. Cotton Arm. Good middling 11%&H%: middling 11%; low middling 10%: good or dJnfnrMgfc, Sustains, dean 10%@ 10%: red 9%; red and sandy 8%. Eeccivcd to-day by rail 13 , ** . “ by wagon __ 0— 13 ssr* •• === 5? _ _ . STATEMENT. Stock on hand September 1,1881. Received to-day •* gwwfiBaly Shipped to-day.. •* previously.. 1,887 13 87,931-57.919 59,331 __ 55,292-55,292 Stock on hand this evening...... 4,012 Markets by Telegraph. NEW YORK, April 19.—Noon—Stocks moder ately active. Money 6. Exchange, long 84.80%; short 84.89. State bonds moderately active. Government securities stronger and ir- "Skw YORK—Evening—Exchange 84.88%; Government securities strong; new 4 per cents 101%:4% per oenU 116%; 4 per cents 121 Jd. Money 4@3. State bonds stronger. 8nb- -treasury balances: Coin, 188,787,000; cur reucy $£900,000. Cotton Markets by Telegraph. LIVERPOOL, Apnl 19.—Noon-Cotton in moderate Inquiry but freely sup plied; middling uplands 611-10; mid dling Orcans 0%: sales 10,000; speculation and export 2,i receipts 13,900; American 8,850. Futures—Market weak; uplands low mid dling clause, April 041-64; April and May 6 43 C1QC 41-61; May and June 6 42-01; June and STRONG FACTS/ A great many people are asking what particular troubles Brown’s Iron Bitters is good for. It will cure Heart Disease, Paral ysis, Dropsy, Kidney Disease, Con sumption, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and all similar diseases. Its wonderful curative power is simply because it purifies and en riches the blood, thus beginning at the foundation, and by building up the system, drives out all disease. A Lady Cured of Rheumatism. Baltimore, Md., May >, iSSo. M y health was much shattered by Rheumatism when I commenced taking Brawn’s Iron Bitters, and I scarcdy had strength enough to at tend to my da:'/ bonseliolii duties. Iamnownsing 'e third bottle and I am regaining r-.-ength d^ily, and I cheerfully recor-.-aend it to all. 1 cannot aay too much in praise of it. Mrs. Ma..v E. Bma! Utah. 173 PrastmnasL Kidney Disease Cured. ' g,Va.,iS3r. tlnev disease. 11 could get no relief, f tried Brown's Iron Bitten,'which • cured me completely. A child of mine,- recovering from scarlet fever, had no appetite and did not teem to - • be able to eat at aU. I gave him Iron Bitters with the happiest results. J. Kylu Montague. Heart Disease. Vine St., Harrisburg, Ta. Dec. a, i83i. After trying different physicians and many remedies for palpitation cf the heart without receiving any benefit. I was advised to try Brown s Iron Bitters. 1 have used two bot tles and never found anything that gave me so much relict Jits. Jcmkis Ilnss. For the peculiar troubles to which ladies are subje<5, Brown’s Iron Bitters is invaluable. Try it. Be sure and get the Genuine. ill the Year Soil July 6 43-6ta6 40-51: July and August 6&i-64@ 652-84; August and September 657-6<@0564H; September and October 6 48-81. NEW YORK. April 19.-Noon-Cotton steady; sales 3(03, Including 2100 for export; middling uplands 12%; middling Orleans 12%. Futures steady; April 12.18; May 12.2$ June 1X36; July 12-51; August 1X65; September NEW YORK—Evening—Net receipts 255; gross 1,311. Futures closed quiet and steady; sale* 105,000. as follows: April 1X20@12.22 I Scptcmbet -1X28@12.29 May 1X24@12.2--> I October 11.0: @11.04 June _.12.J9@12.40) Novcmbcr._11.43@11.44 July 1X51@-12.55 (Ueccmber...ll.4i@11.45 August 1X69@12.701 January 11.5G@11.57 GALVESTON, April 19,-Cotton quiet; middling 11%: low middling 11%; good ordinary 10%: net receipts 520; gross 1208: sales 200. stock 33,732. NORFOLK. April 19.-Cotton steady; middling 11%; net^. receipts 061; gross "baLtSoS*. April 1 lX-CbttoO quiet; middling 12%: low middling 11%; good ordinary 10%; net receipts^ gross 909; sales ; stock 29.453. BOSTON, April 19.—Cotton quiet; middling 12%; low middling 1% good ordinary 11%; net rieclpts 611; gross 1207; sales none; stock v 9,845. WILMINGTON, April 19.—Cotton quiet; middling 11%: low middling 11 5-l(;good >r- dlnary 10 7-16; net receipts 128; gross —; sales none; stock 4,795. PHILADELPHIA, April 19-Cotton llrm; middling 12%; low-middling 11%; good ordina ry 10; m net recelpu 10; gross 540; sales to spinner* ; stock 15.686. SAVANNAH, April 19,-Cotton quiet; mid dling 11%; low middling 11%: good ordl- nary i0%; net receipts 211; gross 317; sales 400; NEW ' ORLEANS, April 19,-Cotton steady; middling IX low middling 11%; good ordinary 1144; net receipts 097; gross 1367: Mies 7500; stock 169,874. MOBILE. April 19,-Cotton quiet; middling 11%; low middling 11%; good ordina ry ^.11; net recelpu 107; gross—;sales 210,stock MEMPHIS, April 19.—Cotton steady; mid dling IX low middling 11%: good ordinary 11; net rocelpte 161; groes 170; ahlpmenu 101 i; sales 200; stock 48,421. AUGUSTA, April 19.—Cotton market dull; liddllng 11%; low middling 11; 1 ordinary 10%: net receipts 80; gross none; IARLESTON, April 19.—Cotton steady; ' middling 11%; low middling 11%; good ordinary 10%; net recelpu 150, gross —; sales 50U; stock lo,875. MACON MARKET. Paovinous.—Market active and firm nt the Labd.—Market'rcty^ftem.. Choice, leaf, in N. Y. Refined, in . 12%@13; tub IX tubs, 13% -Market very firm: finest patent, 19.50; ■t choice family, 96.00; extra family, fly, $7.00; buckwheat, 110.50. Wheat -Markefqulet with good demand; o, 15; jrlme^lljpxKl. ig lair,IX ordi- andHat.—Market very firm. White jom.VB.lX mixed corn, «108—in car loail lou 2 to 8 cenU less. Feed oats, 72s75. Rye, $1.75. Western timothy hay, nil!: Georgia hay, IU0. Com meal, >U»n SI UK bolted. $1.1*. ^Bagoiso andTis»—folrdetoand: stock light; 2% bogging, oil jute, tlbiie; 2do., none: 1% do., f 9!;'i.i0c: arrow ties. 81.65: pieced ties. $1.25. Of molasses and Svacr.—Cut* mclasses, 47a CO: honey drips, 50x55; Georgia syrup, 55. Balt.—Liverpool, $1.10; Virginia $1.25@1.&0. Fruits.—Apples. $5.00. Oranges, per ICO 2@5c. Lemons, per hex, $1.00 London layer Fihl-^NcuI mackerel, half bbls. ,$7.00; do kite, $1.00; No. 2do.,hrffbblsM$5.75; kits,65c.; Ko. X half barrels, f5.50-.klls. Gtte. Buoars—Sharp advance and active. Granulated, 11; stead A. 10% white extra C. IX extra C. 9%; Golden C, 9%; N. O. whites; 1044 N. O. yellow clalden 9%. Miscellaneous.—Candy, 13c. Pickles, pinU $1.50, per quarts, $125. Starch 5%c.perlb. Cheese. IS. Sardines. Imported. 15%: sardines: domestic. $9.00. Rice, 7@9e. Soil pot- 6@6%e,lower grades 1 . e. lugs 6%@isc. Hickory m brown 9%@10c- Wigan* . six osjMaT eight os. 10c. solids 5%c. Tick- lOe, fit iUH it> Fill Til . I k-iowtl, Jarnt Provision Markets by Telegraph BALTIMORE. April 19.-Flour qulot and steady: Howard street and Western superfine 83.75A0X extra *V23a6.25; „ family eo.50a7.50; Oty mills superfino $X50a4.75; extra S5.wto7.8X Rio brands > 7.37a7.SO. Wheat— Komhern lower Western easier: Southern red 81.45al.5X amber SlJeaLSX No. 1 Maryland $l.Q0al.6X No. 2 Western winter red spot sl.43 bid. Corn—Southern white ateady; yellow ea sier: Western doll and easier; Southern white 92!* yellow nominally 92. Oate tower and quiet: Southern 50a61; Western white 6<to6l; mixed- 58nfl9; Pennsylvania 59o61. Pro visions higher and firm. Men pork fl8.i5al9.25; .bulk mcate- t boulders ard clear lib «M«a packed >8.50 and tlL5X Bocon-shouldera ,9.25; clear rib aides -1X25. Hams f 13.85a 014.25. Inrd refined 61X25. Cofieo quiet; Rio (caiwoes). ordinary to fair, 8%a9%. Sugnr steady; A soft IX Whisky firm at «1.2X Freights dull and unchanged. CINCINNATI, April IX—Flour strong and higher; family >X25a6.5X fancy $0.7Sa7.4X Wheat firm; No. 2 red winter *1.4lal. IX Corn eftfien No. 2 mixed 79%a79%. Gate scarce and firm; No. 2 mixed 8X I’ork steady at S19.0X X*rd easier at -11.00. Bulk meats nmtt; shoulders >7.25: clear rib $10.4X Bacon firm: shoulders f8.0X rib $11.25; clear Whisky steady at IL17. Combination sales of finished goods, 660 bbls. on a basis of -L17. htigar firm; hafds 10} in.ll; New Orleans 7%«>%. nogs firm: com mon and light $5.75a7.4X packing and butchers’ $7.00a?JO. LOUISV1IXE, April IX—Provisions In fair demand and firm. Mess pork $19230. Bulk meats generally unchanged, bnt some salsa rather higher—shoulders -7.25: clear rlblHJft claar fcidcs *10.00. .Badou—ahouldi rs f o.25; rib $11.00; clear $11.02%. Homs-sugar- cured strong and higher at Si;i.(44il4.12 . Laril —clioice kettle renamed firm at $13.'Kto 1 -..4). Flour quiet; extra family $L9Qa5.15: choice to ancy K>i'."ob7.-io. Grain quiet ami weak. Wheat—N'o. 2 red winter 41.5oal.35. Corn—No, 2 while 86: No. 2 mixed 83. Gals—mixed 57, ply by the excellence of their contents. Such books of b< 1 bound music as 8acrcd Song ( 2), and 30 to 40 others (send for llste) contain a perfectly immense amount of the best and moat popular music, at tbc lowest price. Such standard Mignon ( 3), Alda ($2). Carmen (82), Mcflstofelc ( 2), Fatlnitea ($2), Manoln, or Itey and Night (-1.S0). Bells of Comeville (81.50), and tho well known lighter and easier ones (send (or Hate), have In them a large proportion of all the popular melodics. Such good Temperance Boo lot ns Temperance Light (12 ots.), Temperance Jewels (35 eta), and Hull's Temperance Glee Book (40 eta) cannot well be improved upon. Such capital Knnilay School and Praise Meeting Books as Male Voice Choir (50 ots.) with (tospcl Music, Light and Life (35 eta), and Banner of Victory (35 cents). Any book mailed for retail price. 0IIVKR DITS0N & CO.. Bolton. O. H. DITSON A CO. #43 Broadway N. Y. A BLEB31NB To WOBAHKWtt Relieve all aiieasraof womeapw collar to the appearance and crc-a- lion of the msoaea, otcrlne dlatort* ma, torpidity or fonrUona, with ■gjrSo m ssassa. ^ opicr mental derangements. At foiil promptreUel to ihoao dlatresa- aarke's by mall on receipt or pnce. ur. Clarke Mcdiclna Ooupasy, Ntw York City. tt her of Blood Disorder, (In either •ttga. whether F* nr lie either stage, whether primary, ... , , aecoadaay or tertiary.are an lnval- t litrke’s uable remedy. They nerer fall to I 1- C lcore when tflrectlu_e ore followed. Afitl SYMiUliC Price $X*i par oaiite. Fire Bosre JI .IIU Cent by nail, prcpald. on ro- celpt of price. Addreee Dr. Clarke PIHa iMcdlclae Company.New York City. 1 ti INVALUABLE RE31EDT Porweakneu of the Kidneys and Bladder. A qolek and coin plate cure In 4 toSdara of oil dinar, faetlona,aatsaUog. treqnenl ordlf Oruli u: (nation, mneona dlacliaixea and a.-d!ment In tho urine from whaterrr cause Induced whdher of receni o. fear standing. One to Ih'es boxes as tally aaSKianL Price N per bo-, a boxes toi 14 Mailed free on receipt of price. Add; eat lir. Clarke Medicine totuiuuy. New York City, Gbocrrka T HERE IS A BALM IN GILEAD Clarke’s Ihvigoratisg nils. Forsll -a«»aof Spermatorrhes snf Inip-.eacy, a. the >rsult of eels abuse i, fu . it, sexnal exetsse* tq matc-.er v s ,i>,or olbei causes, m-d pro* ulrs «>ji» of tbs following ——:.v heitoa.xesa Seminal js.bLa (tla-i emlsalona by dreaca) It mo .-si of Sight. Defoe- tiro Memo-y, l’hyt ca' Decay. Pim ples o- K«-e. Arcrslou %o huciety of rem.ka. Cob'ualoa of Mesa, Lost of bex-tal l ower, etc., reodtr- ils m.it’-ae -mi'-oi-er or onhsPPT. Are a pos:t‘.Te cute In two to eight weeks One to tlx botes ut':al!y KCt'-.u l‘r ra$tA0pec box Poor boxes tv bent by mall, prepaid, PARKER’S IHAIB BALSAM! The best and mexta economicalluirdrcs. f •Sag, and made from I ^materials tlttare ben- lefiaal to the hair and I ladp, Barker’s Hairl (Balsam is highly co-| ’teemed everywhere feriHfrfpnpnre Bnc^ | Bipcrifff fUmliwPtt, IN l$mr FaitalaRtstort (IwVaalkM Oatar I nod lustre to gray cr Sided hair, is elegantly per- I fumed and is warranled to remove dandruff and bebiagof the scalp, fitprevcatfaDinzof the hair. SSk anA 61 das, at dashes In drags. PARKER’S GINGERTONIC A Superlative Health sail Strength Restorer. U yen are a mechanic or farmer, worn ont with overwork, or a mother run down by family or house hold duties try PAJUtca's Cutout Toxic. If you are a lawyer, minuter or business man ex- 1 by men Lil strain or anxiouncatct, do not taka • ■ ■ i use Parker’s Ginger Tonic Ifyimhreo Consumption, Dy-pepsia, I tism, Kidney or Urinary Ccmpuints or K you hr* troubled with any dir order of the lungs, stomach, boards, blood ornerves. vots can he enred by Pask- xa’sGixcnsToMC. ItistheGreatfit Kood Purifies tai the Beet and S’jreelCsugh Cure Ever Used. If yost nre wasting array frontage, dissipation or any dacaia or weakness and require a stimulant take Graces Toxic at once; it trill invigorate nnd build yon up from the first dose but trill never intoxicate. It has saved hundreds of Eve*; it may save youn. ni?C0X A CO, MS WDllam 6L, Nrw Task. SOe. and eur OoCar ttan, at ell Ambit la maAtdeaa. GREAT SAVING BITTING DOLLAR SIZE. Its rich and lasting fragrance has made this delightful perfume exceedingly popular. There Is nothing like it* Insat upon having Fiores- 1 ton Coiogns and look for signature of on every bottle. Any aniggist or dealer in per fumery can,upptyyoa. 15and7SC- tires. LARUE fAVtVfl BCV1NO tie. G8NSUM?T8@H. GEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.—To the Hon. T. J Simmon;, Judge of the Superior Court of the Macon circuit. Chancellor, etc.: The tK-tltlon of Thaddetts O. Holt, J. C. Curd, R. II. Hall, J. Emmett Blackshear and F J. M. Daly, respectfully plioweth to your Honor that they arc the present Board of Trustees of tho Order of the Home Guardian, a benevolent In stitution incorporated tinder the laws of the State of Georgia, to which order a charter was granted at the October Term of this honorable Court on December 31st, 1881. Your petitioners sronld further state that In establishing the order and in ccndnctlng tho business of the same, that many unfocsern dif ficulties arose which render it impassible to carry out tho object of the order under the charter as it now Manila Therefore, for the purpose of better protecting tbc members of the order and rendering it more stable and In creasing it* uscfulncsa yonr petitioners wonld respectfully beg permission of this court to amend the charter already obtained so that It may read as follows: ARTICLE I. Section L The name of this Order shall be the Order of the Home Guardian of Macon, Georgia. ARTICLE IL Section 1. (Tbc same as in the original char ter.); ARTICLE III. Sccllon 1. The business of this Order shall consist In tbc collection from the member* of the Order of moneys by means of membership fees, and monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, or annual deposits, with which to form a to tal and permanent disability and death fund, from which payment* are to be made to mem ber*. their families, legal representatives, or designated beneficiaries, as mentioned in each member’s certificate of membership. From which are also paid the expenses incident to such business. • ARTICLE IV. Section L The organisation of this Order shall consist of u Board of Trustees, which shall be composed of five member*, from which oonrd shall be chosen a President, a viee-FrcsI- drnb a Secretary, a Treasurer, and a Medical Director, with power in said board to fill all vo- canclcs. All tnc officers shall reside in the city of Macon. ARTICLE V. Section 1. (Same os In original charter.) ARTICLE VI.—(To be struck ouL) ARTICLE VII.—Sections 1 and X (to be struck out) ARTICLE VI.—(A* amended, orgina! article 7.) To contain the first five sections of that port of the original charter coming under Article -th therein and headed as printed, "duties of officers. Section 6th of same heading to be erased. ARTICLE VII, as amended (original article X) Section 1. (To remain ns in original.) Section 2. (To be erased as to all that pertains to sickness and accident.) Tlie death and total and permanent disability part of said see shall read as follows: “The following ti...._ shows the total disability and death deposit. The dej-osits shall not exceed the following amounts, which shall be paid In monthl v. quar terly. ecm annually, or annually. In advance.. There shall be no assessments, and no member shall ever be ca!l«l upon to pay any annual ”3?S* °‘ hc r ,I ; lln hi* regular deposits as contain ed in the following tables Tables to remain asm original charter. ” The first of the above deposits must in all rases accompany the application, which enti- tlcs the member to the annual pass word. All monthly, quarterly, or semi-annual deposits must be paid when due. invariably In advance, and no notice of time of payment shall be re quired. If. however, a member pays an an nual deposit in advance at one time, he shall »»p entitled to a reduction of 5 per cent, from •he published rates, and he shall lie entitled to (30) thirty days notice, within which he must 1 ,h*» succeeding deposit after it is due. It shnll be held sufficient if the notice lias been deposited in the post-office nt Macon, Ga., di rected to the last known post office address of such member. These deposits shall not In crease with the members age. In ease of the rtEORGIA, JONES CO ..MY—Whereas Mrs. UCarrio C. Smith and onldas Smith, exec utor nml executrix c.’ a o estate of JohnT. Smith, deceased, ha. applied to me for dla- Thesearethc no to cite anil admonish a persons concern 1 to show cause at this office, on or by the first Monday in August next* ’ any they have, why the same shall not.bo ra led to them. Witness my hand officially. Apr . iSSX tt . BOSS,' oprCwtd* Ordinary, f°jdlsmlsslon from raid estate. These are therefore to cl tea ml admonish a persons concerned to show cause, if any they have, at this office, on or by tho first Slonday In August next, why tho same shall not bo granted. Witness my hand officially, April X^IRSX aprCwtd* “ Ordinary. Notice to Creditors of Jas. M. Bullington, Deceased* G EORGIA, JONES COUNTY.-Whcreas, Mrs. Mary A. BulliDgton, widow of raid J. M. Bullington, deceased, for herself and minor said deceased arc. Notice la hereby given thn I will pass upon her raid application at th 1 office, on Monday, tho first day of May next II o'clock a m. Witness my hand officially, ifif.va aprfiweow3t* Ordinal}* tt.' en . l , b ?£ rdcr wH * ,,c discharged from nli fur- thcr liability as to either husband or wife, or their heir*. Section 3. (To be Inserted.) Should deaths occnronly at long intervals and tho funds accu mulate, whenever it shall appear prudent to the Board of Trustees, they may result a monthly, quarterly, or semi-annual deposit to all tho members In tho order, as In their judg ment may seem best. Section 4. (To remuin tho same as in original) ARTICLE VIII.—(ORIGINAL ARTICLE IX.) Section 1. Tho expense fund shall be created by the payment of membership fees, the with drawal of 20 per cent from the deposits, and the money arising from lapses of policies. It sha.l lie used, first, to defray the expenses of managing the business. Second. In paying tlm employees of the order. It shall be under the entire control of and disbursed by the Board of Trustees. - Section 2. (To be erased.) Section x (Old section X) The total and permanent disability and death fund shall bo created by a deposit from each member of tmlicy-holdorx In rase of unusuai ^mortalYty from an epidemic or other cause. ARTICLE IX.—(ORIGINAL ARTICLE X.) Section I. (Same as in original.) Section x Any member having forfeited his membership by failing to mnke any deposit, may be reinstated, nt the option of the Board of Trustee*, by furnishing at his own expense a satisfactory medical examination, and de positing all amounts due up to date. Section 3. (Same as in original.) ARTICLE X.—(ORIGINAL ARTICLE XI.) Section 1. When a death nr total and perma nent disability is caused by yellow fever, only 40 per cent, of die indemnity shall be puid, upon proper iwoof being presented to the Or der. .Section X Any member who shall be pro- n on need incurably insane by the proper au thorities, or Income permanently Wind In both eyes, or who mnv lose a hand or a loot, or he- como permanently paralyzed in at least one linlf . .. sbalf be entitled to receive onc- half of the death benefit, us shown by his cer tificate of membership, and the balance of raid death benefit at his death, provided he keen hb certificate good till that time. Section 3 ; Upon the total and permanent dis ability or dentil of a member proofs shall be mnde upon blanks furnished by the Order and signed by the President and Financial Secre tary of the division to which said member be longs, the same to be sworn to before a justice °‘ ,!? or notary public, or any other magisterial officer with a seal. Tho Order shall then pay, within sixly day* after such proofs are received, the amount of the member s cer tificate in case of death, or half the same in case of total and permanent disability; pro vided, however, that should a death occur when there arc less than ono thousand mem bers in the Order, only S:!CO for each one hun dred memliers, on a policy of $3,MJ0, anil pro- l«)rtiomite!.v for less amounts, and the Order thereby discharged from all further liability. J he same proportions under the same state of facts to apply to the ease of total and perma nent disability, namely, oue-lmlf tire above proportions. Section 1 The date or death shall be Ihc lime for fixing the liability of tlie orders under the above condition. ARTICLE X. Section 5. (Same as in the original.) ARTICLE XL (ORIGINAL ARTICLEXII.) Same as in original charter. ARTICLE XII. (ORIGINAL ARTICLE XII.) Section 1. The physician of the division shall receive one dollar for each applicant ex amined by him, which shall be raid at the time of examination from the membership fee. Should the applicant he rejected lie will have to bear the loss of the above fee. ARTICLE XIII. (ORIGINAL ARTICLE XIV.) Section 1. The corporate seal of the order shall contain the words “Order of tlie Home Guardian of Macon, Ga.,” und the motto, "Serins ant citius sedem pro;>cramus ail unatn.” ARTICLE XIV. (ORIGINAL ARTICLE XV.) Same as in original Your petitioner* show that n« this Institution Is intended for benevolent purposes, no capi tal l(u yet been paid in, and there are no stock or shareholders. They desire to be -Incorporat ed for the period of twenty years,with the priv ilege of renewal at the end of tliut term. F.J. M. DALY, Petitioner’s Attorney. Bibb Superior Court. Let the within petition be filed and recorded, 1 provided by law. and published once a week for one month as provided by the statute. rr. J. SIMMONS, Judge Superior Court. April lotli, 18SX apr21oaw4w Brightwood House, Cor. East 11 tit Street and Irving Place Opposite AoaDeMt or Music, New Yowt. A N exclusively respectable family hotel. Most central location in the city, near all places of amusement—Broadway. All large stores (wholesale and retail). Cars to Coney bland, and all places of summer resort. Jnst the place for parties wishing a quiet, inexpensive home in New York. EDWARD WOOD, Proprietor. lefer in Msoon to Capt S. S. Dunlap, Emory V.'inship, E-*q., W. H. Burden,Esq., Mr. C. B. Willingham. deo30JSm. H. L. COOK, GENERAL COMKION BRANT Dealer in Produoe and Staple Groceries, Cigars, Tobacco, etc., No. 63 Poplar street. Patronage soEoited and satisfaction guar- antA»d febl2dawly its om t housssds of ca*?s of tho wont kind and of tew ? Uri<i*ng bare b««n 1.ith in it* efficscr, th* KltKE, toffotJirr vritii Uusdiseft&o to anjtufforafV — Inns hi* T. A. fcUMJUM* It* fsarl bL. #aw Yor. S TARTLING DISCOVERY! LOST MANHOOD RESTORED. A ociim 01 youumu hnprulcnco causing Prematura Decay, Nervous Debility, Lost Man. bcoJ,etc, luvlag tried iu vsia every known Mat-! y,bas J i- covered s simple self cure.which he will tend FREE to his fellow.sufferers, ad- GEOBGIA, JONES COONTY.—Whereas ernes W.Turk. administrator on estate of Mrs. Cordelia Turk, deceased, applies to me for dismission: These are to cite and admonish all per sons concerned to show cause at this of fice on or by the first Monday in May next, if any they have, why dismission shall not be granted. Witness my hand ofllcialiy January 17U 1882. H. T. ROSS, Ordinary. jantOwtd Application for Leave to Sell- GEOROIA. BIBB COUNTY—Whereas B. P. Gilbert as administrator of J. L. Gilbert, de ceased, has made application to me to sell the 1 amis of said estate lor tho purpose of payini debts and for distribution. Now, therefore, all persons interested an hereby notified to show cause, if any they have, at the court of ordinary, to be held on the first Monday In May, 186X why said lcavt should not >«• granted. J. A. McMANUS, op2-law-iw Ordinary. G eorgia, bibbcounty-to ail whom it may concern: J. M. Carr and E. E. Evans having. In proper form, applied to me for permanent letters of administration on the estate of William A. Evans, late of said county, this Is to cite all and singular, the creditors and next of kin of William A. Evans, to be and appear nt my office within the time allowed by law, and show cause, if any they can, why per manent administration should not he granted to J. M. Carr and E. E. Evans, on William A. Evans* estate. Witness my hand and official signature. tb April 1st, 1882. I. A. McMANUf npr2-law4t* ■ Ordinary. ON 30 DAYS’ TRIAL I' Wx WTix Send on THIRTY Dais’ Tbiax. Dr. lye’s Electro-Voltaic Belts, Suspensories, and other Electrio Appli ancs TO MEN suffering from Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality, eta, speedily re storing Health and Manhood. Also for Rheumatism, Paralysis, Liter and Kidney Troubles and nr any other diseases. Illus trated pan pblet free. Address VOLTAIC BELT CO.. Marshall, Mich. GEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.-Whcreas, Ben jimln M. Tarver has applied for exemption of realty and setting apart and valuation ot Homestead, and I will pass upon the same at 10o'cloeko.m. on the 24 th day of April, 1882, at my office. J. A. McMANUS, Ordinary, men28owtd.* NEW FIRM. Ti7E have opened in Forsyth, a genera 11 Grocery and Provision business. Oor friends and the friends of Capt. J. W. Du mas, who is with us, will find ns at the old stand of Dnmns & Allen, where we will be glad to see them. mart7w3m* W. T. MAYNARD & SO N Tho Death of the President Was finaUy duo to eeptiemiannd pyemia or blood poisoning. Septic influences prevail largely in disease without being euspectcd. and often kill withont being ac cused- Tneir presenco in chronic oases is particularly nnfortnnate, but their re moval, though sometimes difficult, always enres, and is essayed with his great Anti septic remedies, and often accomplished by M. 8. THOMSON, M. D., Macon, Ga., who may bo visited or addressed. nprl5 dawlt G EORGIA. BIBB COUNTY.—Whereas Henry J. Lamar, executor of Mrs. E. G. IUbb, rep resents to the Court In his petition, duly filed and entered on record, that he has fully ad ministered Mrs. E. G. Bibbs' estate. This is therefore to cite all persons concerned, lega tees and creditor*, to show cause, if any they can. wh\ said executor should not i»o discharg ed from his executorship and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in July, 188X Witness my hand and official signature this, April 1,1S8X J. A. McMANUS, ap2* Ordinary. “ 2V CARD. Athens, Ga., Feb. 22d, 1878. Sib—My child, five years old, had' symptoms of worms. I tried Calomel-j and other worm medicines, but failed f to expel any. Seeing Mr. Bains’ ceriifl-’, cate, I got a vial of Sxmr.s Wobm Oil, L and the first dose brought 40 worms,\ and tho second dose so many were pass-3 ed 1 did not count them. 8. II. ADAMS. For sale by all druggists. Prepared byfir K. 8. LYNDON. Athens, Ga. apl5-dsnn<fcw Macon W. McKAY, Principal. AEirst-Clas* Institute for Practical Business Instruction, Book keeping. Etc; Endorsed by the Leading Bums Men. Students Can Enter at any Time. noB-Circulars sent free. ap!2 d&wly Dyspepsia Cured APfcPSIAt T HE great scientific preparation will positive ly euro old chronic rases of Dyspepsia, Dys- ptfc Fits, Dysj«pt!e Vertigo and Dyspeptic _ Jtisumptinn, where every oilier known medi cine has failed to even give relief. I refer to a few of the cases pronounced incurable that have been cured with AI’ETSIA: Miss Ratio Hoflmaii, 872 Randolph street, Philadelphia, was a case of Dyspeptic Consumption: had not been ont 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 four bottles of Apcpsia. Matthew Robin son, No. 303 Twenty-first street, Philadelphia.— This was a very dangerous case of Dyspeptic Vertigo of long standing, but cured with only two bottles of Apcpsia. Mr. II. A. Clark, firm Clark Bros. A Co., Philadelphia, was an old chronic ease of twenty years standing; paid out one thousand dollars; was pronounced Incura ble; but cured with three bottles of Apcpsia; been well over one year. Thousands of similar testimonials can be seen at our office. I refer with pleasure to tho following gentlemen of Savannah, whose characters are irreproacha- le: Dr. J. H. llnltiwangcr Clarences. Connc- at, Capt. George M, Weymouth. Price 11 per ottle. For safe by LaMAn, Rankin A Lamar, ned all druggists. V. 1C. STOKE, JU. 11,, office 219 Levant street. Philodclnhia. marlSeodly A Lending London Phys ician cMtablUbra an Office in New York 1- for the Cure of -.w> EPILEPTIC PITS. from Am. Journal ofMtdicint, ’. Ab. Mrserols (Isle of London),*bo make* a spfc- of C:.il,-ii»y, has without doubt treated and cured more cases than say ot her living physician. Hia success hue*imply been catoniehint; wen.veh.ard of caati nl over SJ years' standing, snceesafally cured by him. Ho has pnSUebrl a work on this diaeaae, which ho send* withalarKObottle of his wonderful cure freo to any •n.Tererwho may send their express and P.O. address. CH0C0LAT MENIER. Sold Everywhere. WHITE & MIELER, : ;S»2£3?tConier Broad and’Han tar Street*, Atlanta, Ge jrgia. GENERAL AG ^NTS FOR THE Mitchell Wagon -IN— North and South Carolina G eorgia, Alabama and Florida. The attention of dealer; is called to the fact that we are prepared to ship et short no- tioe these Buperb wagons in small Iota or by the ear load. Semi for special price lists and circulars. Also dealers in C. AG. COOPER’S PLAIN PORTABLE TRACTION limn,im.n.„auunn,« n “ * “ * 8dldlOr AND STATION AH Y ENGINES, Illustrated Catalogue. PORTA- Don’t purchase until you confer with na. marueodAw&n THE FOSS & PEVEY COTTON CARD! JOHN M. PEVEY, Proprietor, Lowell, Mass. IL/ - Reference; J. F. HANSON, Agent Bibb Manufacturing Company, Macon, Geor S 1 «- ^ mar24wly PARIS AND LONDON. Weels.lv Bulletin J. W. RICE - & CO’S ATTRACTIONS FOR PRESENT WEEK : Victoria Lawn. 1033 YARDS AT 12% CENTS. BECTER VALUE THAN OAN BE FOUND N MACON AT 15 CENTS. Fruit of the Loom. THREE THOUSAND YARDS AT TEN CENTS. Excellent quality of Bleaching. 5000 YARDS AT 6% CENTS. Seersucker Stripes at 10 cents. Colored Lace Buntings AT 12% CENTS. GOOD VALUE FOR 20 CTS. French Ginghams yard wide at 15 cents. Parasols in all Grades and Styles just received. ELEGANT, VARIETY AND EXTENSIVE STOCK OF Dress Goods Ranging in price from 12% cents to $4.00 per yard. J. W. RICE & GO., In the Apex of Triangular Block. CLOTHING Having: a larger Stoclc than usual of* tlie most desirable, bent quality und stylish SPRING CLOTHING I I will sell tlie same at unusually low ligures. JPrlce mine belbre purchasing 1 . Shirts, XTnderwear, TT mbrcllas, Hosiery, Neclrvvear. Trunks, Bags. AND ALL OTHER ARTICLES FOR GENTS’fWEAR. I HAVE THE BEST AND WILL SELL THE CHEAPEST CHILDREN’S CLOTHING HATS2 My store being too small to 6how the large variety of above goods, I have opened at the corner of Cherry snd Second ftreolp, in Telegraph and Messenger building for the sale of these goods. Special Bargains for May Day. Black and Colored Alpaca Coats, best in Market 81.00 and 81J35, According- to age. JT. HE. HERTZ, Olotliiiig- Emporium TURPIN & OGDEN, Brokers 9 PEAT. ESTATE AND INSUHANCE AGENTS. Stocks, Bonds and otlier* Securities . BOUGHT AND SOLD, Agents for the Mutual Life lr.surar.ee Co. of New York. AGENTS FOR SALK OF Soluble Pacific Guano and Compound Acid Phosphate. LEMON ELIXIR! waDptMiwpBsj pure blood. Dizziness^Loss M Ap^tto leTcr, Chills, ana reiuncy^i ,. repttrcd b y H. MOZ- ?'?“ 'VV.SViXlul^rAUantaroi Mob^. »r. J dies*J.M.BEEVES.43ChathamEU.N.Y. _ imitate. "X. Mrota mmslmJ For Sale, Lease or Rent. OAX ACRES Oi’ LAND, being part of _JUt) tho late Judge Earnest e estate in Vineville distii't. 150 acres cleared, I'enrly aU under fence, with a four-roomed cott ago and out*houses. Also a grb>t mill, water gin and cotton rrees, sood water, goou orchard of gelentoa fruit trees. Possession Macon, Ga. «pl8-d2t,wl t FOR A LIFETIME. The purchase of a Piano or an Organ is. generally for a lifetime, and the greatest pains should be taken in the selection. If a good Inrlrument is ob tained the purchaser is made happy through life, but if it be a poor one, a lifetime of dissatisfastion results. Thousands of Instruments are now sold yearly under bogus manufacturers’ names. Dealers wno never made even one Iustrunent, and who do not own even one solitary- brick of a Factory, are selling Instruments under their names as makers, and the country is fairly flooded with these bogus Instru ments. There is no safety in buy ing such Instruments. Dealers who sell them are generally not responsi ble, and if thoy fail, tho real maker is unknown, and cannot be forced to re- p’ace or ropa'r. Dealers, of coarse, know who are rea'-ly makers and who are not. bnt the purchasers do not know, and hence are in continual dan ger of unwittingly buying stencil In struments, which arc not what they seem to be. The ONLY SAFE WAY is to bny from a House that sells stand ard Instruments only, and that will not handle Instruments under stencil, or 'bogus makers’ names. With such a House the buyer is safe from all impo sition, and will receive just what is paid for. h'of TKMcn, Instruments Sold, is the of our House. Every In strument bears its maker’s name. More than this. These makers are known the world over, as the best and the most reliable. See what n glorious list: CHIOKERING, MATHLSHEK, KRANICH k BACH. HALE, MASON & HAMLIN and SHONINGER. Grand makers, all, and leaders of the world. Over 200 different styles toseleot from. Best Instruments for least money. No competition with cheap makers. Bny from us, and secure a reliable Insiru- • ment at the lowest possible price. We are manufacturers’ Wholesale South ern Distributing Agents, and buying from us is precisely tho same as buying direct from Factory. Our prices for standard Instruments are the lowest and our terms the easiest. For proof of this, send for our latest Illustrated Catalogues and Pgice Lists. Order an Instrument on trial. Test it in your own home, and you will then be con vinced that every word written abovo is actual truth. Bend your name to Ludden & Bates Southern Music Bouse, SAVANNAH, GA. A Wonderful Cures Effected —BT THE— ELECTRO-THERAPEUTIC BATH. Dry Heat, Medical Vapors aad Bleo- tro-Magnetism, Rationally Com bin’d to Meet tho Indications of Various Chionio Diseases. J. W. MIGRATH, Late of Philadelphia City, With an experience of 10 years treating chronic di-ease by tbo old system, will in troduce this new method of ti eating ebron ic diseases by giving Trial Baths $1.00, That the afflicted may test its merits. Pa tients needing a courso of treatment will require from one to three weeks’ time, ac cording to nataro of diseaso Dr. Migrath uses but little medicine with this treatmsnt. Tho Electro-Therapeutic Bath and Electricity does what heretofore was claimed for medicino alone. A competent lady matron will attend female patients. Office honrw from 8 a. m. to 9 p. m. Con sultation free and strictly confidential ROOM 7, convenient to parlor. Brown's N 7 ice al Hotel, Macos, Ga. THE DINGER & C0NA3X- BtACTlFCX. EVES-BLOOW19C. A Ui *-V KiLliUMt U ROSE q-ly e*t*hUahm*ct mnklna a PUSfNgSS of ROSES. 60 LARC forR03ESalone. ^eCiytiAWAi urp» ana Extra a. mono ROSES ti./ UHsuncutf irrrxr. stroc#r Foirtam* d.at'tUvV'rndriivprealpixel}*.t 4 “5 rrtaidii var.etie«,jrourcno ca,3 2 for 3 2; j 0 lor S3! .*»Sf •its* • IOS.IOO for SI3. OurNEiV CUID5,'-- rM utoa tht Bom,Xlnn.tiMaar/v Hi*mt*? *9 the DINCEE iCOMARD r.O. Sou Qrcori, V. etv oro-'c, Cftirut iGoId, Silver snd Nickel Itndeteii'orkn •:itl8to$Urt,«n4ui’ au ^ ft? Ihelro-Htu rtf Cxitk, a 7ln>. it 44c. wok lln*to M’«kf It. * Wmi. Kwk, tor5 tat tramp*. K v«rv imlr.rvm-jt $ V* p«r* 4-.rV do.ird to mart to ihim IsuWahso. m-: ■ I Wig Fourteen different *lrr* anil Wint-. Vtai rizes with enamel.'., re vrredra. odB requlreraenta, and piieetl to suttxllfiuzrw*. LEADING FEATURED: Double Wood Donn.Patent Wool ttKzu340- jastablc Damper, lutviriiaugeabt f.-.' rraiU shelf. Broiling boor, fwineirw IS^l-sW" | Swinging Fine-Stop, ltewrsiblo I/ing Cross Pieeo, Double .^InntC^ntiBvTfl Itln-r Covers, Illuminated Fire Doer, .1 Knous, Nickel Panels, etc. Unequalcd In Material, Jn Kluki. ui as. operation. Maimf-.ctureJbjr ISAAC A. SHEPPARD & C0.Bt:>^*OH Ani for sale by €£0. i. OB EAR, ft! Chcrrv Ktrccc wsMm. j|»ilt6|))4iainta,M4|e<9«i i Mflazll. It conUhtf f.t. whm4 •betet too Msi. ami faHJ«Mrl|>tUi, telcr-w*.’ ' r «.— fwMm ] .settee lam wavin'** of aal Fl«v.crT^4«. rteaa ln.H Tm»,rtr. lavalaaM* U all. ir«@@ii5 will tq ftmmd won Mla»>U WvlMtlac lm Cf " ' ~i M—l F"*« In n Warner cllun‘. Wc iwfci r v| ■ Ti i <11 _ |l||hBl I’UhUn, Tn^lmiv kmI M«rlrt (Unlim. Ai’/m* , 5. M. FERRY & CO.. Bein’f.?!* THE0EE THEMING AGENT la especially adarted to and isapcsiliv cure for Rhenmatism. Ncuralgif, Sciatioa, Paralysis, Incipiont Conaamption, and all m The following diseases have been cured by this Bath with a few treatments—in many cares one courso is all that is requir ed : Dropsy, Liver and Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, Erysipelas, Boro Ey*s, Bcrofo- lons afflictions of every form aud character, iverBore*, Pains, Aches, Spasms, Piles, Fever Dumb and Heart Diseases, Stricture, & Gout, etc. Patients from the Hot Springs are especially adapted to this treatment. No Shock, hut a Pleasant Vitalizine Sensation Imparted to tho Patient. For a weak and debilitated oenstitation its vitalizing and tonio effect is wonderful. It improves tbo complexion, promotes Nu trition and Digestion, removes Constifa- tion, and while removing all Oppression of the Fystom, o vcrcomes Depression and Et- hnustion. It purifies the b'ood, removes malaria and provonts Typhoid conditions. It is a tonio sweat, cleansing the system intern 'Ujand oxterally. ;eblCw3m MILL & FACTORY SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS. BELTING, HOSE and PACKING, OILS, PUMPS ALL KINDS, IRON PIPE, FITTINGS, BRASS GOODS, STEAM GAUGES, ENGINE GOVERNORS, &o. Send for Price-list. W. H. DILLINGHAM & CO. *421 Main Strest, LOUISVILLE, KY. Bibb Countv Sherifl’s Sale. W ILL be sold be tore the courthouse door in the city of Macon, during the legal hour* of sale on the first Tuesday In May neat Mte following property, to wit; That tract or parcel of land situated in the ?d district of Bibb conn- .aim! along th until it Join; thence north until It . j. J. A mason’s land, Joins lot No. 36. thence west back to the creek, thence down the creek. death and on as and now occupied byhU wide... . the property of 44 m. B. Heath, deeeaacd. to satisfy a fi. lit. Issued from Countv Court of BibbSuntr £vor of Whittle * Whittle ra. 44’. 4V. Heath os admluWralor, etc. I^vy made and returned to me by 44 _ A.» oe, baflllf Bibb 00 A Iso aullc earn e time and place, partoof lot No. 0 with improvement* thereon, containing 44U.UHUU lun'iutvwv..*. .. „ quarter of an acre, situated *u the V ine- vine district In the rear of B. I>. Un.cr'a place, fronting on Jefferson street and bounded on Ihc west by Bichard the property of Jane Ftouom to satisfy a n. la. issued from Countv Court of Blbljcmmtyin favor 4Vhittle A Whittle ra. Jane Stafford, levy made and returned to me by W. A. Foe, balliu AlsoaUhe »me time and place, by virtue^! a writ of fieri ucla* Issued from Ure Supcr.or Court of Bibb county, tn the eaacof Gibbons M. Taylor vs Charles T. Holmes as trustee for to, E. A. 44’atkins, Mrs. O. A. Holmes «nd thcml, nor children of the said Charles T. Holmea, I have levied said defend! two acre lot No. 12 tn the wc^em rangcof the iiaaavfciiss ~ thereof and being »hePf 1 ^“2 lf 0< . *? flia-lea lot alter sale of a part jhgeof by thn. Us 2. Ilolmc-*' trustee toC. J.44illl*mson. andwhlcn afterwards sold to Head. - The above fi- fn- UnnMcrred to Kichord f. Lawton and proceed ing for him, I will sell said propertj- at public sale before toe court-house^door^at^W 1 hours of sale. 4YESTCOTT, sate I'viore un cou»i »v- Georgia, tn Bibb county, on the ! In May, 1832, between toe leplha aprltds. Sheriff. Ask your Jeweler for the LSNCASTa ire WATCH — Sixteen OGTCrades. AH Quick-Train 3alircad Wi HIRAM SIBLEY^ GSt Will mall FREE tlictfr •= loguo for 18.82, eoutalslke ra full descriptive Price-l.,— Flower, Field and Gu2tt SEEDS Bulbs. Ornamental 4 and Immortelles, GL 1,111c*, Boses, l’lanta. Implements. Beautiful trafed.OvcrlOOpage».. ROCHESTER,N.Y. t CH!C^33JOL 179-183 Eut Main St. 200-208 SasktaUU STEEL PEBS San-/>.c box, 2> different style* of 1 I’vi.h .cut for trill by rati], ourecr' k fie!* .\scato, Mscn, Biakeman, Tayio,’ & (kg HEW FRANKLIN TYPE FOUNDRY, ICS Tine StrrH, CfHCiuucfi, OK*. ALLISON dr SMITH. The type on which this paper n prlaMIshrai the abovo Foundry.—Et>. Ti .’.uv .i.i Roc. Hrorrlunv and I ‘.1 *. » I,.-,. m triil. hfi”I tor circulars. A.' 'ee q MUCK MILLER. M. U..S15 Ai.'U Jtsj CATARRH! Lieckisg Glasses WITH OB ELECTRIC Scouring P0USH. 2«@intho4YorId. JAQUES & JOHNSON, Agent*, Mam.C AphTmI HYOLwe&saaui ||rium hanta, Ga. ReltaMo c HABIT 1 denco givea, and rafeAsi CURED | to cured patient* urn j i nas- ninne. Send for my book on Th*iiati and it* Cure. Free. dcclMiaaxtrSg ASX * yon NERVOUS DESIUnr. Da. E. a WesFa Next* ssd Baxnr TtssB*- mext: a specific for Hysteria,. .Mateawt, Oaa vulsions. Nervous Hearirxhc. Meffijifczrai** ion. Lot* of Memory, Spermstorttara.: tcncy. Involuntary Emission., PretqJnMfid Age, caused by over-exertlou. seSlwfc^.'. over-induigonce, which leads to misery. -»mr and death. One box will cure nxtieamn Each box contains one month s triali*^ TV». dollar a box, or six boxra for five dcUag;®*. by mail prepaid on receipt of prieo- Vz autee tlx boxes to cure auv ccsa. MB *** order received by us forsix boxes, ttcecaxyaadrt with fire dollars.wewHl rand oar written guarantee to return toe cotc $ 4he treatment doe.t not efleet a cum. tees Issued only by Lsxsn, RxaMttA^-’yaa- Macon and Atlanta, Ga. Ordera hr ram ^ regular price. H*iL5"Sb_. ALEXANDER BLASE. Arcliitcc t. I Will prepare plans aad drawing* specification* and estimates of W* lAl buildings of any description. ■v. Correspondenoo ii iavitTd f.ud v r '’ T: promptly answered. Office: 100CHERRYSTilEET, ’JAClJSi GEORGIA. BiariUaaw Notice to Steppers. A J' r- WABBT.N tKSU '.T'-Yoi k, ariU d. -v -eLooutr UlLCJEl l ?*Sr v i ek, on A '.fi. SX. Fatrouage of Ma.x-n t»v LITTLE!LELD x lit-'.'N. -VS^a. apI8-td Bnuwwtefc