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7 — THE MACON WEEKLY TELEGRAPH: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3.—TWELVE PAGES. THE STATE FAIR. WHAT WAS DONE ON THE SECOND DAY. uu uoh; juua uw soiuer, » uu Teresa Feuelott, pillow *ha 21. Thayer, pillow shams and Mlaa Mary 8. Jonaa. pillow shams;J The second day of the State fair opened yeaterday with beautiful weather. Nuuieroua additions were nude to all departments, and the halls and ground* arc not really ready for the inspection of visitors. The fair haa enough attractive features to reiwty th" visitor for the time spent in examining them, and the outlook is for large crowds during the re* inalmler of the week. According to the gate receipts, 6,000 persons wore on the grounds yesterday. The park is large, and the cro*d did not, therefore, appear as Urge as U was. Floral llall. The following additions were made to the dis* plays in Floral Hall: , Brantley A: Sims, display of shoes; R. B. Hall, display of Georgia Chill Remedy; L. W. Hunt k Co., dispUy of Boll and Monogram Colognes. RECORD FLOOR. Miss Annie Lee, home-made doll: Crompton Cor* get Company, display of coreeta; Mrs. E. O. Fergu son, display of Uoniton and point Uce; Mrs. N. Wolf, pillow shams; Miss Della Homers, lambrequin and hose; Miss Etta Joiner, child's dress; Miss “ “ . shams: Mrs. J. child’s dress; ; MUs Annie Pres ton. rag ruga; Mlaa Jeannie Conner, apron; Mrs. 8. D. Ueiger, raised work cushion and mats; Mrs. C. E. Moore, dolla; Mrs. M. J. Hamlin, hose; Mrs. Jeff Lane, raised work chair, Mrs. L. J. Moore, pillow ahaius; MUa Ruby Jones, apron; MisaAnulo Den nis, ladies'underwear and toilet mats; Mrs. M. A. McLean, toilet set for bottles aud pin cushion; Mrs. Dr. Harrison, silk embroidery; Miss Annabel Mc Lean, apron and doll; Mrs. J. D. Collins, silk quilt; Mrs, B. L. Jones, ladies' underwear, afgban. etc.; Miss BeUe Mitchell, afghan; Mrs. B. A. Moore, aprons aud hosiery; Mrs. II. L. Woodruff, needle and fancy work; Mra. C. E. Jossey, display of milli nery; Hetley k Qreeue, display of millinery; Hen drix k Willingham, dispUy of sashes and bliuds; White Hewing Machine Company, dispUy of ma chines. THIRD FLOOR. ' Mias CUra Dunlap, oil painting and crayon draw- lug; E. O. Lind, Atlanta, architectural drawings; Mrs.C. C. Stratton, oil paintings; Bliss Dellie Free man. crayons; Mrs. H. H. Fegrain, plaques in oil; Mra. James Barrett, Augusta, oil and water color; Mrs. Tom Hardeman, painting on china; Mrs. I- M. D. Ottilllaiue, oil paintings; Morgan k Lyons, peu manahip. Agricultural Hull. Bln. J. W. Myrick, butter; Mrs. J. H. Lewis, ornamented melon preserves; Mrs. h. h. Pcgrarn, bread and butter; W. C. Hardy, silk co coons; Mrs. Sophie Sparks, bread and hlfti-ulU; Miss Emma Burr, jellies; Mrs. 8. 11. Hlngletou, bread aud cakes; Tabot county dispUy Dennis, apples, crystallised fruit, preserve*, etc.; Mra. J. W. Bryan, fruit and vegetables; Mra. A. E. lluut crystallised fruit; J. It. Avant. cane and sorghum syrup; John*M. Cos, grain and potatoes: 8. D. lteigih Thomasville, evaporated fruit* and vegetable*; W. P. Jones, dispUy of apples; Ham mond, Hall k Co., dUpUy of fertilisers and phos phate bone; J. A. Cherry, Texas blue grass; T. A. Snow, Chattanooga. Southern Queen cooking range; Enterprise Manufacturing Company, Augusta. animals are really magnificent and will, no doubt, bring fine prices. D. H. Jenkins, Esq., of Indianapolis, Ind . editor of the Jersey Bulletin, will be at the fair to-day and will act as one of the judges in Department B—cat tle, sheep and swine. A gambling concern, conaiatlog of a lot of photo graphs, somewhat on the order of three card monte, was ruled off the grount s yesterday. The proprietor was arrested. At BUjor T. H. Henderson's fruit stand in Floral Hall there are ou exhibition two miniature steam boats. They were made with a pocketkuife by Alex Pollard, a colored tuau. Prince Pulaski, Jr., the fine stallion exhibited by Capt. W. W. Carnes, received many compliments. Prince Pulaski is a handsome animal and works well both in hxrnesa and nnder the saddle. The Young Farmers' Club of thel South. W. J. Northen president, will meet in Premium Hall, next to the Talbot couuty exhibit, at noon to-day. J. C. Rlcbardaou, Esq., of Alabama. will deliver an ad dress. The Talbot county dispUy was put in position yesterday. It is quite extensive aud shows that old Talbot is one of the great producing counties of the State. It occupies a i>o*itiou in Agricultural Hall near the ceuter aud should lie seen. The ladies will find some very handsome aped mens of needlework in Floral Hail. The dUpUy of Bln. U. L. Woodruff occupies a space of thirty feet and embraces the work of the needle on all kiuds of fabrics and in all kinds of stitches. Some of her work is beautiful. One of the smallest but finest exhibits in the art department belongs to Mrs. J. B. Barrett, of Augusta* The exhibit is composed of two water colors and an oil (tainting from nature. The Utter reflecta the artist's touch, and although small, at tracts as much attention aa any effort dispUyed in thia department. Mr. C. O. Wilson, ex-postroaster of MllledgeviUe, made a happy hit sometime since in the invention of a spark arrester. He is now at the fair with a model of bis invention. It is said by those running public gius that it works aduilrsldy. Mr. WiUon claims that his arrester can be used to catch every cinder of a locomotive. Surely there never was a big crowd fed better than at Capt. Tom Hauderaou'a Palace Dining Hall. He has prepared for thousands just aa he would for a private party of a dozen. H« haa crisp, brown shotes, lamlM and turkeys roasted to a turn. These form only the basis for a dinner that is composed of everything he has advertised on hi* inviting bill of faro, tiie whole topi>ed off with rich, unwatered Jersey milk. PICKPOCKETS AT WORK. SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA. Decisions Rendered Tuesday* October 27, I > word from him would doubtless have secured Its i uu- insertion; that his adversaries performed • I their doty and he seems to have SpecUl Report by Henry C. Peeples. m *do no effort to perform his. Harper et al. vs. Wilkes. Ejectment, from Irwin, laches should not have been imputed to movant'a Judgment affirmed. counsel ou ths ground of non-compliance with the 0.8. Hooks vs. Frick k Co. Attachment, from order. .. A . Laurens. Judgment affirmed. (6) It scema probable that the missing document East Tennessee, Vlrgiula and Georgia Railroad vs. I was supplied and corrected, brief filed on March 9, D. H. Culler. Case, from Pulaski. Judgment uf- 1HH3, the court adjourned on February 6, 1885, Armed. and the 8th day of March was Sunday. Under Georgia Pacific Railway Company vs. Mayor, etc., the code that day (Sunday), was not to be counted, of Douglaaville. Refusal of injunction, from and a tiling on March 9 would be a filing in thirty Douglaw. Judgment affirmed. I days after the adjournment Code sub-section 8, . John Hair vs. The Htate. Assault with intent to I section 4. rnurler, from Decatur. Judgment affirmed. (c) Thera is no prelaw* that the respondent suf- Henry Hick* ra. c. W. Brantley. Malicious pro*- fered the loea of any right. or waa subjected cron ecutlou, from Lanrrne. Judgment rereraed. ■-. ...... district they might he drawn from an adjoining dlatrlcL Code MM; IS On. 39; S9 0a.lM. Judg- incut affirmed. W. L. Grice, L. C. Ryan for plaintiff; J. H. Martin | contra. Hughea va. The State. Aaaault with Intent to mnr. der. from Dooly. Before Judge Klbbee. Criral-1 cal tew. Indtctaent • EadometueuU. "True | MU." [Hall, J. not presiding.; BLaimroan, J.—1. A motion In MY WE! Hines. Hightower. W. A. Lofton for plaintiff; Jno. M. Stubbs, contra. East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia railroad vs. I by it* order direct Judgment ravened Cutter, caw, from Pute»ki. Before Judge Klb- 1 — Wff*—— " * fl bee. Railroad*. Negligence. Evidence. Jackson, C. J.—1. To overcome the presumption thxt the agents of a railroad company did not exer cise all ordinary aud reasonable care to save the life of an animal killed by the numing of a train, it better that the agent* ot the company stationed should on the engine • contra. 1 all be called to testify. Poultry, etc. W. O. Wadley, white Brahmas; A. F. Rice, buff cochlna; Master Tom liardctnau. trios of bantams; J. J. Roberts, shawlneck games; J.H.Wilson, display of rabbits; Howard Bull, displayed rabbits; Jere Hutchins, four-legged chicken; T. M. J* lk*. Hawk- insviUe. display of pigeons; Geo. C. Price, display of Pekin ducka and Holland furkles; Mra. R. A. Nlsbet, bronze turkeys; J. K. Johnson, display of turkeys; K. J. Burke, display of turkeys; H. A. Kuhns. Leg horns; Edgar and Wm. Ross, trio Brown Leghorns; J. B. Denton, Leghorns; C. 11. Megrath, Plymouth Bocka; C. G. Wilson, Plymouth Bocks. The BIlld-Fyed Jerseys. In addition th the list of Jeneya published in yes- tesday** issue ths following have been entered. The lbt is not yet complete, but will be to-day. and to morrow the list «UT be published. W. A. nils, of Griffin. Oa., exhibits thu following: Bull. Huccess of Oaksbade, 7,000; dropped December 14. ltri); sire. Solid South. 4. #11; dam. Carrie Roberson. 10. 07t* Hogs und Sheep. There was a number of fine hog* and sheep on exhibition. There are also some fine goats to be One of tbe hogs Is aa large aa a calf and its weight la enormous. Ths Angora goats are curiosities and attract much attention. ___ EXHIBITORS OF HORSES. A Complete Lint or the Animals Now on the tlrounds. In department A., the entries of horses are nu. nu rmis. Many of ths animals ars thoroughbreds- and some of them are noted racers. The Norman Perrheron stallion* attracted much attention. These are powerful and beautiful ani mals, and their exhibition at ths fa r is Bkely to re sult In their general introduction in Georgia. The following la a complete list of the exhibitora of bone*. DSPARTMSNT A. Horae*, two-yewr-oid colte-C.W. Oray, Orayavtlle, Oa.; W.E. Collier. Fort Valley. Oa. Georgia raised colts nnder three-years-old— R. A. Klsbet. Macon. Oa.; O. M. Davis. Macon. Oa.: H. B. Marr. llawkinsvllle, Oa.; Morrhead k Halter. Rives. Oa.: Jere Hollis, Macon. Oa.: W. K. Collier. Fort Valley. Oa.: T. J. Laue. Macon. Oa. • Filly nnder three year* old—Wm. Boekner* Sparta; Oeo. C. Stewart. Griffin: Morahead and Hal- ter. River*. Oa.; Walter Payne. MUledgevlU*. Georgia raised muU colt under two yeara old- W. O. Wadley. BoUngbrake; B. F.Ttewbeiry. Macon; J.W. Hamlin. Macon; W. B. Georgia raised etallUms-K. J. Buhl. Macon. On.; J. W. Thayer, Columbus. Oa.; J. A. Brown. ^Georgia raised Hisrss R A. Nlsbet. Macon. Oa.; A.JLIlamllton, Macon. Ga.; Morahead k Halter. ^Combination hone and mare—W. W. Carnes. Ma- com F. BLFrraman. Borne; MUier k Brady. At- ^Double harnees horses F. M. Freeman. Borne; William B. Johnson. Macon; Morahead k Halter. Bives, Ga.: C. K. Stnlta, Savannah; H. k M. Water "miigli him— low OtSiJE Smith. Macon; * - B. RWdU, Hhctoyrtlto. Tenn.s T. E. El-teher. Forsyth, W. A. Wilkin.. Waynesboro; J. M. >1. McIntosh. Marietta: G. W. Jordw. Jr™ Doumirart; J. H. Atbrr. Havanmah: Miller * Brady, Atlanta; C. P. Browne. Uawklns- vllle; J. J. Clay, Macon; J. C. Johnson. Macon; W. f 'fl35SS2SS®riStS. Marr. Ha.klmc rtltoTTw ilrar Oray.Nltle; Morebrad k blur. ^One-yteJ-old Ally—Ore. Rlewart Griffin; W. A. Wllklrui!w.jfnr.U»ro; c. W.Oray. Gt.jr.rtlU; More- fc, ‘ 1 v uw, KItm: J. C. C.iumUL Ksvannati. Hu£,-W»r Macoa; r M. Frajrafn. Bom.: M. J. Doyl#. gevennah:J. D. BUMk. Hbelby- rtll*. Train.; W. R- HtUHps. *!.*• Haddocks: It. 11. Drown. Macon; HU. Loom Ctnpb.ll. Mu'*; Milter k Brady. Atlanta: J. O. E Mara* MoMta* (open to lb. w«td>—W. A.W1I- kl!Swtym.b.-ra; Morabradkbiter. Bln.; O.W. ^tUbttbiw-jnnoUud ov*r—W. T* Ktoh* Btrauntb; M. J. DojrH. brurntb; W. C. Timber- i.i. Mtoon; B. W. Tbotet*. Ujutertllit Kj-i J- A- BteM.Srabrtlte. Tram , iM ^ BUbrt. B. Adam.. Yeaterday Macon was infested with plckpoeketaJ They arrived in large numbers Friday ulgbt, and at once proceeded to get in their work. I rotn de scription* of the apis-arance of the light-flugertMl gentry, it is believed that they are from the large cities of the North aud West. That they are skilled in their nefarious trade is attested bv the fact that they easily committed numerous robber ies. yesterday, aud escaped arrest. Tuesday night Mrs. Freeman, of Atlanta, who came to Macou on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Blue, on Cherry street, was robbed of her pocketltook as she got off tbe train at the depot of the East Ten- nesse, Virginia aud Georgia railroad. She did not discover Uer loss until she looked for her pocket- book on a street car. Search was made for 1L but fruitlessly. The pocketboox contained (13.75, two railroad tickets ami some valuable |»i*ers. About the same time that Mrs. Truman was robbed, a geutlrman. whose name could not be h-arued, was robbed of fifty dollars at the same depot. He was unable to give any clew to the | thief. at the uxion panbexoer depot, J yesterday morning, the pickpockets reaped a rich I harvest. When tbe excursion tralu on tbe South western railroad arrived, the crowd iu the depot was very large, and ample opportunity was afforded the thieves to ply their trade. In the spaco of ten minutes five per»ou* were relieved of their money. They refused to give their name*, presumably be cause they were ashamed of their carelessness. Oue geutleman who suffered at tbe hands of the pickpocket* was not so squirmish as those Just I luentioued. Dr. W. R. C. Dlack.of Arnerlcus.was tbe geutleman iu question. When Dr. Black got off of tbe excursion train he made bis way through tbe crowd to tbe gate leading to the front of the depot. When he got out on tbe pavemeut be put bis baud into his right pant’s pocket to take out some change. Ths change was! not there, and a roll of bills, amounting in all to one hundred dollars, was also missing. Dr. Dlack lufortued a polh^icoffleer of his loss, but tho thief could not In) fouoTI. A young lady who refused to givo hgr name was robltcd of a gold watch, a pocketbook and a small band satchel containing a pair of gloves. Her Mavor. etc., of Athens vs. Cauiak. et al. Injunction, from Clarke. Before Judge Hutchins. Municipal corporation*. Contracts. Constitutional law. Hall. J.—Tbe city of Athens, under authority of a ... w ... , an act of tho Legislature and a vote of its citizens. (o) There was evidence to sustain the verdict, in 1873 subscribed for a thousand shares of stock iu Judgment affirmed. the Northeastern Railroad Company; for good rea- -• * *• - - 1 sous, afterward, the city entered into a contract with the "Terminal" company of Virginia to extend charter and ahowiug u*»» uo »<•••» mau i _ , .-.^a _ ___ the railroad to Clayton, in Rabtiu county, via bridgo under the general law of the State. I I Sleep xoundlyfor the nrat time m munj " . — ...... EH??! #rnfn Trwln 1 Clarkesville and Tallulah Falls, and In considers- 3/If Tift was tbe owner of theand through which yeam. To think that BIX bottles havo done A* 11 tion that this should lie done within a specified the stream ran. on both sides, then under tha act of me more than Hot 8nrimm, eighteen ..... llm.«ia far wm.otlH-r»av«iteg« rocturtTlo th. lwa cod. tertian «A4. be lrad th. right to .root » montlrainCalifornin. boHi.l.-s the immoiiKO .futnrh ->»-., the ro.yr ud .amkdlIMM te hridff.owth.tera.A~J Ctarff. teflfor^eroteloff nntdiinf of tiuviirilnM nml Btnlit nr ten lirnL to temporary inconvenience by tbe action of bia ad- trenary. (<f) Amendment of the motion for a new trial seem* not to have been sought. The order passed, limltiug the time In which r - T — ra,...... . movant might amend, and requiring notice of John D. Pw ra. J. J. P. lllockihcr. Ejoctm.nt, .raondment ten <taj , before the bnrliiff. .toe. - - 1 It iu not a content order but was the indeneed*" irfim judge, is, a tleast, o’ldcubtfu validity, since under our law pleading* may be demanded at any stage of the cause, if there is anythiug to amend by. Code 3179. (<) Agreement of counse Ito the brief 01 evidence Mayor, etc,, of Atheus vs. James Catuak et al. In- junction, from Clarke. Judgment reversed. Jack- eon, C. J., not presiding. D. B. Graham vs. W. P. Eastman. Ejectment, from Telfair. Judgment affirmed. Jobu D. Page vs. J. J. F. Blockib from Laurens. Judgment reversed, Felix C». Arnett vs. Board of Couuty Commission ers. Case, from Decatur. Judgment affirmed. It. N. Westbrook vs. Uerscbel Fudge. Case, from Dougherty. Judgment affirmed. 8. Mayer k Glaulier vs. J. W. Tuffts. Complaint, from Dougherty. Judgment affirmed. , -, - ... LoaU Haiti 11 r«. W! W. HaitoU. et Al. Trow, to At moAt a prirlteg. to them Anff to tbA preAldlng from Dodffe. Jndffinent rereraed. Judiie; It I. not a rteht. And A fAllure to eierclM It Jarae. ltiiffhe. r>. The State. Aaaault with Intent cannot tie Invoke ! to deprive the movant of hi. murder, from Dooly. Judgment affirmed. Hall. I remedy; ilia the approval of the jndffe which Bjeea not prodding, validity to the brief, and U U hto province and duty B. O. Holton va, IV. L. Hcndley. Certiorari, from to make thte approval Irmpectlve of the eouent of Pnlaaki. Judgment afflnued. the opposite couneel or tho jierty he repreeeuU. If >•. J. Cruger et al. va. Coleman k Newrom. It la correct when prereuted It .honld be approred. Equity, from Dougherty. Judgment affirmed. and U not It ahould be made correct and than ap- Bavannah. Florida and tVentero railway va. J. proved. , . .. ■ , ... Iloff mavcr. Caw. from Doughertj:. Judgment (/) It follow, that the Judgment dtemlailng thte affirmed. motion for a new trial upon the grouuda atated Dougherty county va. Setoon Tift. CerUoraro mu.t be ret a.ide and the caute mu.t bo ralnrtated from Dougherty. Judgment affirmed, llall. J., I and the brief perfected and approved, and wjen no preaiding. ] tliua perf.-ctod Die eauae ■- — Hharmiviao. J.—1. A motion in arreat of judg ment on the mound that there wae no entry ot true bill or other finding 01 the grand Jury endowed on | j brr-n n rrrent anfferoc from tbe bill of Indictment, to not baaed on a matter af- " l J D ,™ . ■ amiercc trom feeling the merit, of the offenae charged. Huch a catarrh. Several phymeiana nml vanonu point la not good after verdict Code 4.«39; II Ga. medicinea were reaorterl to, yet the diiteoao 497. Judgmeut affirmed. I continued nnahated, nothing appearing to W iinpreaaioii upon it. lU eonsti- 1 tution fiQAlly became implicated, the poison jlood. bottle of B. B. B. and placed trustee, va. Coleman k Newsom. Equity, being in her blood. Cruger, from I tatejjlqulty. aruat mcome. «eoror I her „p on iU n»e, and to oor anrpriio tho Blakdfoad. J 1. Itwaabeld to the eaae be- improrement began at once, and her recor- tween there two pertlfe, WOa. ID*, that the estate e ry waa rapid and complete. No other pre- hadTcoruuron fiSPgme°ut ,^°h^ irndJ^n P?™tion ever prorlucmi auch a wonderin. executory truat and that Mra. Cruger had only a change, and for all formsjof blood diaeitBe L Ufa-a totenat. not anbject to levy and aale under cheerfully recommend B. B. B. aa a Htipe- aald judgment, ^batjt could only be^ anbjected to j rior blood purifier. Yardmaster Georgia ItaUroad, Atlanta, Go. GREAT GRIEF. the |«ytuent of her debts by au equitable proceed- ^Defendants In error then went Into equity. I and had a decree grantlnK a receiver to I hold the property and spy*}’ it* income to the debt until the debt waa extinguished. In this there was I no error. 63 Ga. 350. 2. In this case Mrs. Cruger la dead, and the mmey , in the hands of tha receiver will either have to be I turned over to the administrator or paid to her craditon; if paid to the administrator, he would have to pay the creditor, and a court of equity, un der these circumstances, having jurisdiction of the From the Athens. Ga.. Banner-Watchman, case, will decree its Immediate paymeut to the cred- Uncle Dick Haulter Bays: Fifty yearn ago iU) I- .WP?* 1 ma 5? 1 t d V « . I bail a running nicer on my leg which re- wS£S*f5?7K5m£- ront£^ p i °- fusel to heal under any troatmeSt. In 1853 Vt right. 0. B. M ooten, contra. j went to CaUfomia ail remained eighteen County of Dougherty ra. Tift Certiorari, from months, and in 1873 I visited Hot Springs, Doughari^reJu^Bow^Bri^te. £ Ark., remnining three montlto, but waa not toppel. Damage,, aiding. cared. Amputation waa ducnnaed, but I Burroronn, J.—1. Tbe damagea awarded by the concluded to moke one more effort. I com- Jury to this c»e were too amaU.^_ ij _ ^ | menccd taking the B. B. II. abont air wrecks „f a d^to n totoU~- tt bumurdW tt to.* a re 1 ,^t NJ0. The flity-year-old a^re on my leg 1850, code section r*84, or was built under a charter healing rapidly, and yeHtenlay I * alki granted to defendant in error and others bv the about fifteen unit h fitthing and hunting MHH .BHU ® - r . I Ld-glilature oflM2, u a question of fact, and Tift without any pain, and before using the B. Bre-ou k Butherford for ptelnUff, Orire k Byan | JSs^SSmsS 1 waUceieeedlnghalfamile. r the general Uw of the sute. I sleep soundly for the first time m many MOUTH. Beforejunge Klbbee. Conduct of Judge. Evidence company whereby they released (be company (a) Ae qucatlon to anch a eaae la what damage 1 romtanory notes. Principal and agent Newly fronj obligation to extend the road to Clayton, haa l»en auatalnad, and to aacertaln thiatbe coat of and to conalderation of anch releaae tha company erection, tba Income from the bridge, and all other n undertook within a certain time to have built and facta calculated to affect the yalne of the JJit ttoftnre equipped a railroad from Athena to aome point on property may be considered by the Jury, ant It waa not error for the ceuri to tell the jupr th ‘ e nUroad at or between Madison and (I.) The right to take toll, could only exist by that they wereobliged to find for plaintiff. The „ ^ leglalatlve aimctlon. This right wae Risen by the •tatrite prohibiting the expreealon of an opinion by I UQ "uu died by certain cltlxen. *d property S of tiua and on thte tha value of tha bridge a Judge on the ***de“ce- only »l’plle* owat „ „f Atheua to enjoto the performance of thta mainly depend,. | nv...i..i.i.iu..i Vf - hr 1 ® 8 rome conflict °r ertdrenev-. contract the Injunction waa granted. 4. That a bridge altnated and erected as thia late I There iff a lady living here, Mm. ^who 3. One Cxo being an agent to aeU. sold an engine Held . -n,', mayorand Connell of Athena had a public bridge hMdlr admits of question. The haa had catarrh for many yean. I havo h ij - '.“.t.Mi'o.'M,': the right to change tola toveauuent to atock under cteuaca of the code following eectlon (BAaeto ex- knownahehad it for fifteen or twenty yean agentjooh notea therefor paykhte to toe prtndnaJ. I (u c ^ ttt general law without exnnea leg- ceaalre rates, etc., down to section «91 all point to j mv {.ii, cr UQ ce doctored her aa aho tod Cox indorsed tht-iu. Defendant Ml to Cox I igiaiin (nnt or vote of It* iuhxblUoti. Wnerasuch I this conclusion. Judgment affirmed. I- * . . . soma shingles to sell and pay the n°tes. but the ^ “Sjj iTexeivisod bonaJUr a court of equip will J. W. Walters and C. B. Wooten for plaintiff; D. H. WM then a tenant of our placJ. Fop tlici last m,y ”' UU 10 & jrSSl« 0 |£i»k Hicitn- tadIM ‘ieci.lod which) during her I ^y 1 Nrorvona, UebliltatexTlIen. | » offenriv. no one conid .Uy in Ut.rdom; termination of Cox’s agency. 54 Ga. 52. 3. It wai« unnecoessary to charge at all on tho cx- I You are allowed a riae trtelof th ‘’she^’vlup to dence te ahow that Frick 4c Co. received the pay- ment; it ia true Hooks did attempt to par the note JJ™ on "■ aru but he i>aid it to a person not authoriaed to receive I “-f; DISTRESS AT HER I/MS was great. A reporter of the Teleoraeu suggested to her that if she would furnish her name t«» the itolice aud give them a description of tho lost arti cle* they might be found. HUe foolishly refused, aud left the depot with team in her eye*. An old uegro man from Fort Valley, who said his name was Iteuben Jackson, waa robbed of (10 aud * Jarkpon .aid. in relating hla loaa. that juat after he gilt off uf the ricunlun train a yunuff white man drereed In a dark blue ault walked up to him and said: ••Hallo, uncle; I left my valise on the train. If you will go ami get it I I. give you a quarter. 1' hold your valise till you come back." Jobnaon agreed to the young man', propoaltlon. had the car to which the valtre wae left pofn -ed out to him. and. leaving hla own valla# In tha arranger-, hand, re-cutorcd the train. He sould not find tbe valise, and returned to tbe platform to inform the young man. The latter, like the valise, had van- lulled, aud with hint Jackson's valise. In the va line were (10. which Jackson had intended to nee iu purchasing prescuts for bU family. There were, perhaps, onu: a cases, but they did not come to the knowledge of the po lka. . . ^ At the park, during the day a number of persona ere robbed; among them was Mr. J. T. Hughes, of MlUedgeviUe. , 4 . Mr. ltugUi * was sitting near tbe bend stand look ing at the race*. A young man «f dark complexion, having the appearance of a farmer, took a seat by Mr. liughrs and remained )*rb*ps five minute*, lie then got up and walked away. Immediately after, Mr. Hughe* discovered that his pocketbook had been "'li'/a TcLcoRArn Mr. Hughe* said that when the young man took a seat by him he bad no thought of pickpockets. He did not feel ths man’s hand when he abstracted the (xicketbook, and could not understand how the robbery could be ao cleverly committed. The pocketbook contained (13o in money and paper* valued at (1.000. Mr. Hughe* ia willing to lose the money If he ran re cover tbe (taper*. __ _ . Late in the afternoon Judge L II. Pottle became the victim of the slippery thieves. His book, which contained about five doliare and sc valuable (taperm was takcu. If the thief reads thia account of his exploit aud will return the (tapers to this office, he may keep the money and uo ques- turns will he asked. A »»»TAL OCTRAOK L— was committed on the river bank, uear the park. Tuesday night. A negro man. name unknown, was assaulted by thieves and dragged to the river’s edge and robbed. AU the mousy be possessed and part of hk clothing were taken. He was then bad ly beaten and left to make his way Into tbe city aa *"2 the Academy of Musk, upon the same night a lady member of the ••Zoto" company waa robbed of (2D. She could make no suggestion as to the ideu titv of the thief. A carton, tiring rnnnreteff wlto th. nplolte of to. nk-kimckrta waa to. lit-glv- t of to. partita n-bb.il to Inforo to. polte. of to.lr lurere. Tbr; aromrel mH to know what to do, and remtewtad tb.urel.ra with abtuiaff tha thtevre aud i-oodamulnff thraarelvre for to carry Into effect anj of too power, conferred n ae of Dr. Dre'e Celebrated Voltaic Belt rthteJte no”.'* I cootractl. no, to vtotetlon of rarappb 1. 3g!g ^vera! botUea, which effected an en- -etlon a, artlclo T of the conciliation of len. Code I ; n( j nunbood, and all hlndnd tronblea^Ateo, for I cure. She ia now well and h The city incurs no burthen not already upon her, I hMith. vleor and manhood guaranteed. No risk ia 1 BfiV© not MAggtnttd one particle. [renol.AoMonu'nTg « shedoi nSoropore to do anything whtchvrtll to- l^pS“,~ to fnU totoSnl 1 b'wlf dlrenv.red ” eon d n»‘ cnwl hrr or render necereary rreor, to fun tloVtraa.ete.ITiailed fi& by addreaatoff Voltaic m the^. OTSLa % gtfgSff>AV.»i r toK STr^rio^S; I »CM6h. Mich. MdvThlw whar!he*"not™ cunlradkdcd "on W tbli! exchanging .imply one eonaideration fur am-tUrr only show what the note* contradicted ou their i <■. esteems more valuable. •T jury, auppoaln, J, 5* b ,ffliJrS to'.'t'to.T.^touoMhe'c^y reqieret*iJf'onuM-'l^for ptelutlff in ern*r U |dlo—ed him I U "”***• Jud ““' nl to a|ieak, the only error api»ren, la In granUng the xw Bucher Pone Barrow, for plaintiff; 8. P. permiretou at all. there being no evidence but tbe I xn * ’ I , u . Jr., ,-ontra 1 note, before tbe jury. Judgment affirmed. Tbunuond. A. s. hrwln. contra. Jno. M. Htnldw. H. K. W. Palmer for ptelntlff; | v ,, p 0( j g ., Cano, from Dougherty. fore Judge Bower. Practice. Damagea. llor- Boberta k Hiultb. contra. Georgia Paclffc Railway Company ra. Mayor and ..... Rmn C Donglw! >ll fiefore'JudgeTlaRteV^InJun^ I f?' Pontiff toreror art^lrev. towltodraw Ikbu, tion. Jurtndtction. Equity. h^bssn^hnilt nxmr * wu* Istc^to I loen °* u uwu * ■«*«•»»••»» «» u z *"» ba«l been built over a railroad, it was too late to i au-v., u VBa e. u i cuniDlrti'd bv t payment of the apply for Injunction again.! Iu completion. ” “wSJST,^SvVid if iJdf be anffletent i It U act within toe power of a chancellor, nn- ^ of dliJSretea Vnatter of roV. deronr tew and practice to equity, at chamber., to J?2“" aoenui or oamagee ia a ma.mv ox rein, grant an order for the remodeling or removing any , ,, n , .* part of the bridge, ao Oa.. 196. 134 (9); code 3UU2. . *’ “ 3. There was conflict of evidence and the judge ae i5f*. did not abuse his discretion. > * 3 Gold Watches!' GIVEN AWAY. L. & B. S. M. H. WOM A ~NT 1 SS Savannah, Ga. F mt. J. lilCADI'lIbLD’S EM ALE REGULLTO R This tmaons remedy most happily meets tbe de mand of the age tor women's peculiar and multi form affliction*. It is a remedy tor women only. . aw va v s , The great Muaic House of the Senth, has and for one special class of her d treses, itisa the case waa not brought here for K _a_^ »>,. specific tor certain diseased conditions of the womb removed to a magnificent new store, Aho ^ pfopp^ ^ control the menstrual function* 4 "The blll maT bare ennltr to 1, touch,o. th. I ^ZtiSSttSSS &JSTETsMSX T* “«-« T.tople in th. Unltod BUtoa. ^to regulate-1th. deran^me.te ted teregnteri- J*3z£XStiXi&VSi,b.'Ihe^^fS: ££Vtou r n, “* imp ? r ^!! *” “ town to build it for Ito ritteena. ud toa, a decree on Uerrre' alalb la toortlaht to their boaineaa, and alio aa an adrertUement Sc*, B m.V^ S re”re 1 r^ r to , GS l , tedf norl^on ’toi | I which will teU from the 1‘otonmc tolh, Rio ESSSSSSri S •toW^icSr.^.M'" " KUC,> Grmide, thv «. tetmtu, giving away vain- S=fa.fe5fl?5S®33S5«S i , T^rWinUff;J.W.Wrttera.eontem I ubl. Gold Walchte. _ ttiesamc. should it be held complainant’s duty to •mod II ... toah. . ...llakL eWateinff jllil.rtiia-nt I . l/OHUt UUl UU* Burn mi ni. UlU OI imng wimnwff WHO HPWIJ OlUIMI S2&-7 f u TwTlam D M * 1 " If. a wboktel. houte! and they do thing, to. rc.mraUon to round hraiu ted bapptorem CampciST ,orr • I .teAwh.ro | in a wholetele way. Read thU atartUng | Rrnfirmlft’B Fomnlo liomilll John Hair vs. The State. Assault with Intent to canned, murucr. from Decatur. Before Judge Bower. c. B. Wooten for plaintiff; 0. J. Wright, J. W. Jacksok. C. J.—1. The evidence overwhelming- Walters contra, ly demands the verdict. I _____ 9. There wae no error in the charge of the court. Arnett vs. Board ot County Commissioners. Case, Judgment affirmed. _ I from Decatur. Before Judge Bower. Actions. HumwII 4c Holmes, J. E. Donalson, C. B. Wooten I pwadlng. Counties. Amendments. Parties, for plaintiff. \V. N. Hpence. Solicitor-General, by D. Hall. J.—1. The suit In this case was evidently **. Pope, contra. meant for a suit against the county, though It Is ■ brought against certain parties aa tbe board of Hick. ra. Brantley. MeUnona proeecnUon. from county commiaetonere. A county cannot be pro- Leurene. Before Judge Nimmoua. Practice, eeedad tgainat to tote erayi before It can be called Motion tor new trial. Coruent order. Brief of upon to anawer. tha acteon rant a — aridenea. Agreement by conaael. | egenwea defendante. Code MM. Jacnaoa. C. J^A i verdict rendered ed for plaintiff, toa following order code aeetkm MM te openUve. alto provteton haa -A modon for new trial having bate made for eerrte. to «... where a conntf to in the above atated cae. and defendant. Code 491.4M; 94 Ga., Mil. To every Caah Purchaser of a Piano be- tween November let and December let, 1. To amend toe action by atriktoff tha word, .gaff from na direct or tbrou&h anv of OUT rloua dennffvmcnte of which canaa m-Cr Ul health •hoard of commlmdonera of Decatur county" ao aa I from ua alrec^ orinroaga any than all thTotocr canaae combined, and thuarew- , Jo proceed attaint to# penona named tadlrtdnally: ten branch bonaea or ‘J00 agenctea, we will cue, bar from her long train of eSlrlton which thirty daya to agree toaabl brief aa tbatme ertd.Dc. or to amend bv making toa county . party defend- , .nmnllmentorv Konvenir an cl- • or - 1 l' «ahltter her Uf. ud pretulurely end her to aatd rate; and ahould eountel fall to agree to laid 1 ant to tbUauTtta clearly contrary to law. Code | preaent U a compumentary kuiim inr un i I oilauoce. ub! what a multitude of living w evidence In the time allowed, the aame until ha anb-1 MHO, MM; 61 Oa., 181, •* Oa., 35. roant I can taatifjr to it, rbannlng effacta! Woman been filed approved by tbe court. Ud a brief of the evidence I having been filed in said case, it ia ordered | that counsel for plaintiff and defendant be allowed i It will he weU for vialton to toe fair to br on toe lookout t«t pickpocket., an I to aee tbat lbelr money and valuable, are pnqwrty protected. At tbe depot, eanectally can ahould lie exerx-toed. Tba wily tbleve. accompli.bed their w.wk ye.tenUy without a .Ingle arre*v. being made, and to-day toey will ba d *xi‘-^ P ^hree!veara-oU anil over—C. B. ToohJ ButerUxIUe; J. w. Hamlin. Macoo: J* 23T,Blvte: J. P. Crtte way. Macon; D. L.tw*- Naxh vlUa’Tmta.; Wm. Broogbam.rtavannah. SuckHodcolu-W. B. Adamo. BaraceviUe; J. B. •r _ lutetevlllo- J. W. HteUiaa. Barne-mie; J. C. aSama^araeevTlle; C. wToray. Orayvllle: J. P- to OtaWffto-W. J. "SaaiTli-esi'aiMc'Z: hcvl end Halter. Rivera, « n_rLt ijig w te the world)—H. T. Garetes. jxeni, JWST-'^IShlt an.l PteuiTlUeon; W. J. Doyle- iurannah" W A. WUkloe. Weyne.boro; C. W. Oray, Orarertile; Merohe—kted Salter. Blvera. Ga E Fair N’oUe. •uTmaraep-rritoaday practectog. The mteehea will hwfto teW- oa. ,•! iron Beware of ptckpocketel Colonel K. C. Waile llnlgna Colonel E. C. Wade. Calted Stale, narwhal for the Southern Diatrlet of Geonrla, baa forwarded bia resienatbm to the President A rtUMUre reporter sew Colonel Wede yester day morning and asked him for the fact* concent' in* th* matter. ••It is true that I have tendered my resignation. Colouel Wade said, -but I have done *o under e*r- 5 *'mstate what those condltione are?" •I prefer not to do have -Will state >our reasons for resigning?'' • I am not yet ready to give my rea-m*. I h ifft b-tuatra by gtssl one*, but do not can eneak of them now. They will leak out soon." ‘ho amount of nucltoalug culd todnraCotoorl Wade to aav anything more ebowt the matter. A, toeCnltrf Mate, mart boo- yaeteiday It wm JS XI, colonel L. M. lamar. of Hawklnartlte. will ba appointed to aoevwed Cotonel Wade. H A Tim KaryWiik n Very Happy finding. sssjSTOTSSrLTsars r ^ that Tapping hae foraahen toa actewa that fa for- aterir bunted; that the path, ha trod now know Em woTUr? WW« teWpt^ U» h- reUrucd Mike bad whore Iliac* to. march rates and atov G. Anrernanhng te naknownl It te hinted that Tepptoghtegwtetovlatlhtetethertondandtolhera aSeriSh tha aativeo with graphic accowate of how SSE. have b_a«teJ.hT CnUfantora. Mra.king ta lomUtana fftela lottery Uckete.-aaa PraacMo MONTHLY SICKNESS. _ . ltl , , a 1 - .a , Simply Ul discredit the voluntary testimony o. Donbt not thin statement. It ll A tact, ami* of living witnesses who are to-day exulting in I no errors of Uw were committed and the evidence I wee conflicting. We will uot interfere. Judgment! Souvenir Offer! rase having ba» tried and Hand not Ito ’iei The requirement of toe ronetltnttoa art out in Piano Buyers! Bradfield’s Female Regulator SUFFERING WOMAN It la the studied prescription of a learned phyel- clan whose specialty waa woman, ud whose fame became enviable and bonndleee becanaa of hla won derful ancceaa In tba tnatmeat and con of female complaint.. The Regulator te Ike grande., remedy known, and richly deserves lie name ■ WOMAN’S BEST FRIEND I —berates It controls a ebas of fanettona toa va- nutted to tor ctmri far aptwuval before the are, | *. tjoeettone noFmade below we will notdctcr- Wedneeday In Jane next In toe city of Macon. It I mine. Jndgmtel aStmed. _ . te furthar ordered tost movante liava tear, to amend Lyon k Graebam, for plaintiff: D. A. BoeaeU by •heir motion for new trial at tbe time for hearing J. 11. Lnmpkln. contra. the seme by giving mipoeite counsel notice thereof —- _ , . , and copy of emendmenu thirty days before seld Graham va. Eastman. Ejectment, from Tclxalr. Be beering of the same. It 1s further ordered that for* Judge Klbbee. said case be set for a hearing on the first Wednesday | Hall, J.—The verdkt la in June next in Mecon at the T. J. Simmons." - —. Th. brief of ertd.se. va. of tie when tola order now trial. Judgment afflrated . , _ wae paaaed and remain«1 of ate. neither party ex- Robert. * Smith. C. C. Bmlto. for plaintiff; Da- K stng any disagreement thereto. When the mo- Lacy k Bishop by J. H. Lumpkin, contra. fur hys trial 1-ama (in for a hrtrins COUD* I " eel foe plaintiff moved to dlamlae It bteaote I Haraumah riorida and Waatern Railway ra.Hoffmay. toe brief had no, been .ubmlned and Ued a. ro-1 ar.^Caaa. from Dougherty.. Btjcn BLAwneow. J.—1. Thte bsiag ‘an actom for to fwrnlmra daring eonmo of shipment, not error to admit the arbiter, toa court below aa Gold Watch j your confidence this Precious Boon of Health. It wUl niters you of nearly all tha complaints I ...... C .X rx XO i peculiar to your an. Baly upon it aa youraafe- . ca« waa not ao I Guaranteed Solid Gold Cate and fine punt bmlth and happlvu aud long Ufa. office of Hte Honor otrongly demanded by the evidence that wa wUI , v i,_,i,_ om „j acn Hold by all druggists, hand foe our tnattea ea dlaturb toe action of toe court below In granting a Movement. Hold t>jr jeweler, at e*" anu mo. uppmcea of woman, teallad free, “■ “‘I ■* which gives eU partlculm. This Offer Good Only Until lie- Tho DrodUold Kegolator Co. * I Urate *S Itlawta Zla cember 1, ’85. qaired by toe order wd because no opportunity had tote given c-iunwl to agree to the brief In the | time died. This motion wu anetelucxb Held: to) The brief of evidence bring and remain ing of 81a. eonua.1 hod free accwaa to It and It toey , — — — -C_ dta not agrae to it ebowld have noted toe tact. Tbey I value of toe furatoan. over oblrotton haeedoo to- (aite-1 to expceea their dltegnemaenl to Hand it 1 ground that he hodaaltemtaed MU oftoefwnltnn .mb.pretenmdto.,toey uqnlmred 1.Itecorrect | ~ r^te^'j^irtu to. I Couplet. OntfiU, and all freight ptol. ingoodoedrtf rtudl U imjmn^a to] ErerylWngfi|lrBnJ Kinire> and full tetim I ^«^w MUK Ira. Fronte Pianos al lowest caah price* known, with I REYNOLDS’ jm WORKS. Iron nml ItrnwH Foundries unit Machine Simps. Tb. order did not require that It should be sab- goods--ea in good order* shall ba mlttcd to counsel. Soemirtgnte for any drtuage. open If conruel bod made known toe Met that toey did done to the go^a. CodaWit. not agrea to It than It waa to ha submitted to the I Tbe charge of toe court waa aabrt Judge for cumetton and approval. I affirct and hla refusal to charge a eonnadlcn (M In no cate can toe agreement of counsel give I principle waa not error. Jadmaent affirmed, verity to a brief ot tba evidence. It must he ap- Chlaolm hJErwtn, 11. Hobbs, tor plaintiff; D. (C| The ludg. bteiw. therefore, mlaconatrned tha Pope. O. J. Wright contra. order In holding that he could nut approve ths UmtcU vu. Harreti s trarreU. Trovy. Ign^odgs. Don’t wail. The offer expire* Do- bu RBy£dyTuMl that they will give psrfsctsatte . , klnda. awchiiaacy of all kinds. Grist Mills. Re faction gnaranteeo. | pairing steam angiara and machinery a s(«cialrir. Iron and brass castings of ovafy dsscripti m. la 8eml your name and addreiw for circular fact any and •vrrytktng that te mada or ksptln first giving full particulars. Thia ia the one ^ proprietor has had an txpartenra of over chance ot . Ufetime. which ahould not be MIR. chrapte t 1 T |T..*..VI. n,.. a.T_ a..a-... ' — -T.- •1 fsilf^l b» agree to it for new trial ba reinstated, and snrh direction be taken tin (•arttr* a h« aring f>n the merits 4* Ga. 134; 71 (ia. 729. Judgment Hines, Hi^littjwer. W. A. Lofton for plain! M. Mulls, Roberta k Smith. A. F. Daly contra. o for now trial no mu*, trover, iwmws. «taken as will give Blardtoro. J.—Where pending on annllcatteB (rite of toa morion, for exemprion. prouerty U a-dd at conatahW’a ante. , ravened. which te eonght tabs exempted, and toe came to i foe plaintiff; John afterwards rat amrt a. aa exemption, toa rteklto cember let, and cannot be renewed. Address A. REYNOLDS, 1 Cor. Fifth and Hawthorne streets, Macon, On. oct97-w-tf Page va. Bteehabear. Ejectment, from Unites, sad If to. pexuwrty b. prtwwxal property Uov« Befora Judge nimmon.. Practice. New ulal. I may-be malatalaecf foe Uagaiu.taay one who may Judge Hiumons. Order. Brief of evidence. Amendment. Hill. J.—When aa order epocifiod that c I Luddeii & Bates’ I Duty of conxmeL have ... . 1 tel No demand la neeeraary to show a eon.cr.loE Kwn> the iMie-rtv hs» Urn sold by the drfcnlsnt. formovstu In* a” nrotion* far beiTtetalhave thirty I as In this rase. Sorb sale U a conversion. Jndg- m'prepare' JST thW rt°USU'S2 "g.gC& pUlnriff: Robert. * ffinlto eonrea submit to oviposits counsel; and that movant’a ' .. „ “ V _ , .. counsrl shall by 1st Wr-dw*day in Jun<*. i**5. sab Holton va. Uendley. L'ertiorari. from PuUskL mil said brief to tbs coart fur approval, in the event fore Judge KlhW. For MM* entry and detainer, that rontuel for both panic. .Wl fall to agree on Certiorari bond.. Jury. I «*>■ the saur; aod time wa* also given to amend tbe Dtp- I»LAXi»n»fct>. J—1. In a rertioraii to tb* trial of a Sw hyViviag rertaia notE. to opposite counsel. ca~ of forcible entry and dcUiner before n justice HeUr tei The duty waa on cmtZreUo both side* of the prars, there te no evratesl coodemnaiioa as to t>rreti.*o and agreement of the brief. It was n>ooe> to he provided for, and a bond tor ell future j T If [hull It U Al SO)h mutuaL Whrre. therefore. It appeared that roan- costs te —ffictenl. after paying >ccread roela. | JJt #*/• ill# Mwttt lilt II iv kjUtt/ scl for mow ‘ —- *— « — ' - “ JW B| ‘ thirty days after the adjournment, that said brief that T* were ImpartteL They Southern Music House ALTMAYER'S NEW BLOCK, SAVANNAH, GA. theijd»t that'"|K lr T- eabtmax. oeoboia. b. completed by tale. Is- maty nld b. eoaxpeDedlo larv canid net bahadladte aaltm, an 1 tf a jory could not ba dreda of atari! rates of cans. Win Ttett adJotaUig eoanttea. ConaolutMa fna. Madlclna by man or rxprora. jaaMwly Portable 31111* *so and apwardm to tin, of Table Meal. Mill- testate und UeloiHclt Muter Wheels, lumpiest and Chap eat In the market, fiend foe finely Ulnatrated circulars and ate what Ike Math la doing. A. A UeUIACU A DMA. Mai.nf at n rare. Atlanta. Oa. «!£ NOTICE. GEOROLL CRAWFORD COUNTY—To whom ift msyroncero: Mr*. Fannie M. ^Long has to due fans sppltedte to. umdantened foefemtet tet teraof odmlntetratloa on the estate ot Jacob A. Lung, late of said county, deceased, and I wUI pa-a apM mid aptdkaUun ori toa amt Mcadayiatra- rather, in*. _ . . Otreo nnder my hand and a*rtal algnatnro tote Mlh day of October. WM. HtteU 0*0. L. SAW TEN, Ordinary. •SWS