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THE MACON WEEKLY TELEGRAPH: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2. 1886.-TWELVE PAGES.
created and a judgment obtained prior to
the D86SMJO of the bankrupt act, and the
Constitution of 1808, plaintiff in laid judg
ment obtained a lien on all the property of
the defendant, and it was not discharged by
the subsequent bankruptcy and dree We of
the defendant, wbero the plaintiff did not
prove hia debt in the bankrupt court, and
where no proceedings were had in that
court disposing of the property of the
bankrupt except that the property was set
apart to tho bankrupt as an exemption.
1 / a \ gaiil exemption, though confirmed
under the State law on application to tho
ordinary, is not good as against such a
yZt 39 Gm 64; 40 Oa. 257; 43 Ga.
$5“ 44 Oa. 123; 62 Ga. 641; 593; 53 Ga.
■m- 65 Ga. 579; 56 Ga. 271; 68 Oa. 119; CO
Ga.’375; 05 Ga. 061; 69 Ga. 92, Ac.
A,* 1'hiH rule will be adhered to nnless a
different one be laid down by the Supreme
Court of the United 8tates.
2 Jeffers and Jeffnes is idem aonans, and
advertisement of a levy on the property of
Jeffries aa that of Jeffers, I" good.
3 Whether the ground that 50 acres of
the 816 levied on is not property described
in the advertisement is not set out in the
pleadings, what the nature of the insuffi
ciency is not appearing from the affidavit
of illegality.
At'ail events thisjwaa not sufficient to ar
rest the execution and sale of the property.
(a) We are inclined to think that errors
in an advertisement of sale of lund loved
on by execution cannot be stopped by affi
davit of illegality, and the party suffering
thereby must be remitted to his remedy
aoainst the officer. Judgment affirmed.
"Key A l’reston, J. H. Lumpkin, E. W.
Beck for plaintiff; W. Dessau, L. E.
Bleckley, C. L. Bartlett, contra.
OVER THE STATE,
Col. J. N. Hudson, of Schley county, is
very seriously ill-
Over 3,000 lots in Naval City have been
sold in twenty-seven States.
Mrs Sarah Boisclair, an nged lady of An
BUBta, died in Anderson, S, C., last Satur
day.
Sidney J. Vason of Albany, has been ap
pointed route agent on the Brunswick and
Western railrond.
In Amcricus, Monday, Mr. E. A.
Hawkins slipped and fell from a wagon,
dislocating his knee.
Mrs. William M. Austin died at the
Jesnp House in Jesup Sunday of pneumonia,
after an illness of a few days.
The Hendricks Cornet Band, of Wrights-
ville, is hilled to give a burnt cork exhibi-
tionin Dublin on Tuesday night.
the passengers were having a nice time—
Americas Recorder.
Cherishing u Urateful Remembrance.
Hon. A. O Bacon, of Macon, gave us a
Oil loct nirnls TT-. .
kept we went nearly a mile, crossing tho
creek, to the pasture where the beet cattle
are kept The dense canebrakcs on the
creek afford excellent winter pastures for
cattle, and Mr. Salter buys every steer he
call last week He u... ? cattle, ana air. miner uuys every siecr ue
in *‘prospertino" JTul ly engaged can get and turns him into hia rich pasture
to hf.Z,™ Itat o7™«nn^ k ~“? r Sng »>> But tho cattle are not left to fat-
Itis DossiPlen.at FsT “ ,L^ :<1 . Uam , tftnce,i - ! tenon tho paaturea alone. They are fed
ti„„ w,; 1 i ernatona ! ,4 n ®*- daily with com which is ground up—grain.
tion, which will continually grow with the
passing months, has something to do with
Major Bacons developementof social tastes
and traveling habits at this time. He is an
exceedingly pleasant gentleman, and aside
from his or any other mar's political aspi
rations, we shall always chensh a grateful
remembrance of the very efficient help he
gave us in the establishment of our college
when it was a matter of great doubt wheth
er it could ever weather the storm of op
position waged against it whenit was smug
gling for existence. —Milledgeville LV i
Governor-Slaking*
Albany Medium.
Sirs. Slacon wants to fnraish the next
Governor, and is fixing up a pair of her
sons for tho race; hut Mrs. Atlanta and
Mrs. Savannah, and Mrs. Augusta will
hardly permit her wish to be gratified. In
tho meantime, Mrs. Southwest Georgia pro
poses to display her millinery to some pur
pose in the gubernatorial convention.
Talbotton Era.
Judgo Simmons is still traveling the State
circuit.' The last heard of him he was hold
ing court in Sumter county, and the Re
publican, of Americas, takes advantage of
his presence on the bench in that city, to
give him a good send-off for Governor. The
spectacle of a Georgia jndge being a can-
d'date for Governor is not exactly a clean
looking thing. Tho Judge's friends who
want to see him Governor ought to pall
him off the bench.
Madisonian.
NEWSY AND OTHERWISE.
daily with com which is ground up—grain,
cob, Bhuok and all—in a mill kept for the
purpose. We saw at thp feed troughs yes
terday morning sixty-two huge beeves that
are now ready for market. Some of them
are immense size, and all of them are roll
ing fnt. Mr. Salter ships them off—Jack
sonville being his principal market—and
gets fancy prices for them.
Mr. Suiter says that his experiments with
grasses and other forage crops have been
most satisfactory, and that he finds he can
raise stock here cheaper than in Kentucky.
Hr also finds that horses and cattle, when
properly fed and attended to, will grow
larger here than in Kentncky. This he at
tributes to the mildness of our winters com
pared with those of Kentncky.
We are satisfied from what we have seen
that stock farms can be made as profitable
on tho stiff red lands of west Dougherty as
they are in Kentucky, and shaU look to the
fuither results of Messrs. Moorehead A Bal
ter's operations with interest.—Albany
News.
un mu.
There ta no Joy tn the world like you,
Mo music sweet os yuur “goo ata-goo,"
Mo skies so eii-sr your eyes of blue—
Baby, oh my baby.
But wbeu you ground on tbe eecret pin
And open yonr reive and bowl like eln,
Mo gong can equal your little din
Baby, oh my baby.
My heart la glad when yonr face I see.
My Joy le full when you come to me.
I laugh with you in romping glee,
Baby, oh my baby.
And oftentimes mv midnight snore
lstrokens* ‘‘
SKIN,,.
TORTURES
AND
OOI> 1IU3IORS.
* and Contagious disease* of the blood, Skin and
8cali>,«*lth loss of hair, from infancy to old age.
are positively cured by Ctmcuma, the greatest Kiln
('ure, and Cuticuba Soar, an exquisite Skin Beau-
tiller. externally, and CuTicuua Buolvxxt, the
I new Blood Purifier, internally. ^
Covered With Sorea.
1 hare been afflicted since last March with a skin
disease the doctors called Eczema. My face was
covered with scabs and sores, and the itching and
burning were almost unbeatable. Seeing your Cc-
ticvba IlKiiKDir.s so highly recommended, con
... • ,g tbe
Bsaoi
la broken short by your screaming roar.
And till morning dawns we walk the floor.
Baby, oh my baby.
German beer has driven all other malt
liquors out of the Pans saloons, and the | eluded to give them s trial, using the Cimcvu and
people are furious about it
A convicted Maryland forger applies for
a pardon on tho ground that his mother
has just died and left him $100,000,
It is said that 200 patents have been
granted for machines to polish low grade
coffee and make it look like the best.
OVER THE SOUTH.
CuncuBs Soap externally, and Besulvemt intern
ally, for to r months. I call myself cured. In
gratitude for which I make this public statement.
MRS. Cl,AHA A. FUKDkKICK.
Broad Brook, Conn.
Scalp, Face, Ear* and Week,
I was afflicted with Eexcina on the Scalp, Face.
Kara and Meek, which the druggist, where I got
rown-Tieirr lms nesrlv 80 000 men li. ? 00r remrollee, pronounced one of the wont caeee
i, ommecticcT nas nearly BU.UW men 1‘-1 t„, t had come under his nottoe. Baadvlaed me to
Able to military duty, but most oi them I try your Cuncvaa Remedies, and after flv© days'
have no idea of taking advantage of the li- ™ my scalp and part of my fare were enUrely
ability I oared, end t hope In another week to have my ears,
_ , . neck, and tbe other part of my face cured.
London hod a gnm and curious Christ- •— *
mas card this season. It was composed of I
a paper collar vith tho legend “Hard
Times.''
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— ■ u „ T> 1 Ctrrlrca. stands at the head of lta class, especially
Mavor Courtcnav of Charleston has In his first lecture on Evolution Pro- lathi, tho cue with the Ctmcnna Boar. Have hid
reskned on St' of ill hmdth ’ fes * nr »>•"<•- of *•>•. heU1 th » l no B ‘ udent “ *»od rale thU summer, owing to the
reined, on account of ill health. ^uld doubt the tnith of the creation as Prwkleneeot an aggravate form .1 Itch ih, '
Between seven and eight million pounds relate(l in the Bible .
of tobacco was sold st Henderson during
the psst year,
The people of Langell Valley, Ore.,
lid gees
n aggrai
■oma localities tn the country. In which tbs Con
cern. Bimdies proved eetlafactory.
W. L. OABUiaO. Druggiet.
Unlontown, Ky.
Cutleara Jleniedle*
Are sold by ell druggists. Price: Concoa., BO
oenti; Bmolvskt, $1.00; Hoar. 33 cants. Porrrn
We suppose that Judge Simmons, of the
Macon circuit, has presided twice as often
in circuits nothis owu than any other judge
on the bench, except possibly Judge Crisp,
of tho Americus circuit, during his year on
the bench, when he was blazing hiB route
to Congress. This, in part, is owing to
Judge Simmons being so very popular ns a
judge, and because it is characteristic with
him to be exceptionally obliging. Added
to all this, it gives him an opportunity of
enlarging his acquaintance throughout the
State.
COLEMAN'S CONFIDENCE
Shaken In a Man Who Skips with Ilia Iloroea
nod Mules.
The Isutulla correspondent of the Albsny
= Medium says: A few days before the last
Oconee Superior Courtis is session this | ? old "P«W Mr. H. Y. McLond, who has been
week. Ilis Honor Judge N. L. Hutchins >n the employ of Mr. D. K. Coleman, of
presiding. Most of the Athens attorneys f‘ u ? P 1 **./” the 1 “ t tw0 “ d wU °
attendance J had gained tho confidence of Mr. Coleman
ar . . . , , . , as well us the rest of the citizens here, bor-
Hal Loftm, colored, an industrious shoe- r0 ued M r . Coleman's horse and buggy to
maker, lost all his tools and merchandise g Q down in Thomas county in search of a
by the lire in Washington Hall, in Milledge- 1
viUc. His loss was about one hundred dol
lars.
_ „ . i catch wild geese liy soaking wheat in alco-
Mason Hurt, a negro preacher of | (, 0 ( an j leaving it for the geese to toed
Chattanooga, recently sued his congrega- npon The birds become tipsy and arc
tion for his salary, and on Tuesday re- e^p,. cau;!llt
ceived a verdict for $54. I , , .... .
, ‘‘It is rather hard, says tlie N(
Michael Flotcher, colored, aged 18 died Commercial-Advertiser, ‘'but it is a mourn- •‘•Cure BklnDlac
recently in the lower part of Middletown | f,,] f act that, in the general sweep of coon- I T)r . r TTirv tbs CnmBlcilon amt Skin bv
Valley, Md., from tho effects of a quantity . «,„» „ln«s lrnse hull tilsver this sea- li E A IJ ..Z^. IS. — IL— 8W fcT
of whisky he had drunk while skatfng. I Son'wm "celve omy twme ^Tuch sa^ ' a.m, th. Cerice.. so.,,
llie rcsitlenco of Dr. Balkc, a female phy-1 a» a New England governor.”
sician of Franklin, Tennessee, was burned Wheneveb it is necessary to display storm
to the ground Saturday with all of ita con- gi u „ ni1lt at tho BigI / a i Hervfee station ,
tents. The Doctor escaped death by jump- .^Boston, the lanterns are lighted by elec-
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Notice.
log from a second-story window, and was I tric ligh £ ( which make them remarkably
picked up in a fainting condition. I brilliant. This is the only station in tho
Tho citizens of the southern part of I country at which elootric lights are used for
Moore county, Tenn., are gteatly excited 1 the signals.
over the provalence of hydrophobia among A LoN1K)N papcr MllerU that the highoat
the dogs in that section. Horses, csttle, Uclooity yet imparted to a cannon ball is
hogs, sheep and geese are among the vie- UK f ^ ^ H ' econ(li c , inal to a mi ie in
tuns. Dogs are being Killed inMiscrtmi- j 3 j 8ccon d a- The velocity of the earth at Q TyP n T 1 T PltU 1 TJTV L'DVII 11>
nntely. No persons have yet been bitten. | the eqnator> dne to roiat m n on ita axis, is | 01 l!i 11 A L LU1 All 1A hUMl 11.
Wm. Bastey, a negro lad 17 years old, I I,1)0(| miles per hour, or a milo in 3.6 sec-
H'tuatiou, Mr. Coleman having decided not
to work turpentine the present year. Mr.
Coleman requested McLoud to seo it he
Old records show thht the cold weather could dispose of his (Coleman's) mules and
was more severe in 1885 then tho recent horsos and buggy while there, sad fixed the
six'll. In February of that 5;ear the mer-1 price at not less than $100.
Two or threo days after McLoud left with
the mules he wrote to Mr. Coleman and
Thomas Johnson, the Montgomery I “'*> telegraphed him that he could not get
county moonshiner, implicated in the the price aaked for tho stock without
trouble in that section lost October, bps breaking the pairs, whereupon Mr. Coleman
been sentenced to one year's imprisonment I tclcgrapacil hist not to break the pairs and
ctiry went down to 8 degrees below zero at
Milleilgeville.
in Albany's penitentiary.
Till* Seu'lna Machine
is the cause of Uterine Pains and
Weakness. For Aching Hides and Back.
Kidney Pains, Sciatica, Chest Pains,
Woaknoss and Inflammation, the Ctm-
cuba Anti-Pain Plantkh |a infallible. 25c. *
aun-wed-aw
living in Eufaulm, bought a dime’s worth of I onds; thus, if a cannon boll were fired dne I
powder. About one hundred yards from west, and could maintain its iuitiol velocity, Uhlptar tt?t™rpoa« h of rarryta™on a wEotaSSa
the kouso ho buried the bottle that contain-1 it wou’d beat the sun in its apparent jour* grocery business under the firm name of Bone k
1 41 J — J 14 “ ,4t *— 1 - Chappell. Wm. Steven* contributes aa special
... __ . I capital ten Uiou*aud dollars, and becouiee a special
which Myra Clark copartner as defined under the lawa of the State of
ed tho powder, covered it with a wooden noy around the earth.
T “ E Uti R n ‘ i0& «“ —— -J- lap-. — -
slow match sot it off. The operation just I Q a i nCH R p C nt the inoit of her life did not Georgia governing special conartnerahtp.
caused lum the loss of both eyes. | end with * her dcath By one , lu> daf ed | fa anvfiu,
four days before her death, she bequeathed
the bulk of her estate to her sou's widow
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We will mail a ;Nlckol-Sllvor Waterbary Watch of
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who will send us a club of ten naw subscribers to
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Only mew auaaceibees—that la, those whose
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books, WILL BE OOVKTKD.
Tlii-im w«uiie* are not toys, but accurate and
serviceable time-keepers. They are simple, dura
ble and neat The cases always wear bright Tens
of thousands of them are carried by people of a'l
* throughout the Uultcd States.
“The Waierbury.”
SLAVERY IN GEORGIA.
Hell! as Slaves In n Great l’lne Forest anil | «?d to her deceased daughter's husband-
Working for Fifteen Cents a Dari
W. II. BONE.
A. E. CHAPPELL.
Macon, Oa.. December 31st. *H5. jan3 sun lfwlw
about $100,000 each. Another will was I CA1TTAL i’RIZE, $75,000.
p-esented by a Mrs. Evans, dated one day | TICKETS Only $5. Shares In Propnetinn.
Co
not to take less than $1,100. McLoud
8. 8. Jackson, the music and stationery wro ft "P'/v ,h, * i * h » did “*>. ho
L* rvf A Ma,.VruTv would start back on Saturday. The freeze
dealer of Athena, has closed out hia stock of con irR on tknt an( j the roada being
goods by auction, and will, with his family, VT cotamZ wait ' - - R
,.Zv». v r ' J u.iii'n impass'ble, Mr. Coleman waited day after
remove to Raleigh, N. C., where he will cn- j ( j * for ’ thcir ret w V n)>
goge in a similar usiness. I doubt about them, uatil a gentloman in
The bam and outhouses on the place of Tbomasville wrote to Major Harris inquir-
Mr. J. B. Lambert, on the Milledgeville mg {( the property was mortgagiid. Major
rood, two utiles from Augusta, we.e burned H ar ri* noflfied Mr. Coleman, who st once
Monday niqht. Ths lora, inclus-vo of in- i eft fo , Thomssvillo. On arriving there,he
su.ance, willtie $1,2U0. Incendiary. I found that the stock had been sold five or
Charles A. Mar; well, representing E. II. six days before bis arrival, for $870, and
Coates, of 1’hilmU-lphin, is in Augusta pro- I that McLoud had skipped with the money,
paring plana and specifications for s new McLoud had been drinking before he sold
yarn mill. The milt will be 205x70 feet, I the property-^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H
.. Greenville, 8. G., Mews. . I before her 'death, giving one-third of her
to^r^n « D tnn P S« estate * Mrs. Evinn, aud tho court admit*
here seeking hands to work on a turpentine t d th t pro bate, a decision which
ft Briddick, proprietors of a turpentine An tatronomicnl lecturer recently gave
fatal. It 1h alleged that be promised $18 a good n$vice to artiata und poets. When i T . . C4o+o I
month and board for good hands, and on art'sts paint the moon they should not LOUlbldllU OlUlO LOllCIy
tbe lat of January twenty-nine stalwart rt too large, Sometimes the moon is 1
colored men left here for tL farm, which rcprcacutod with ita horns pointing down- anl . Ior ana vuan
is situated at a hamlet called Lotbair in ward The horns, of course, must alwavs Drawlnu. of th. LcmMana Htaw lottorv oZ
Mo.tgomery county, Ga., sixty-five miles point awny from tho sun. \\hen poets talk aod ln |»«wm maaan and at ‘
from Bartow, which is the nearest railroad about moonlight they should be sure that tag Oinwelv^ MtJthat.lha
-totioj. the moon did actually shine on the night in aon^tstraeraandta ^
Among those who went was Logan Walk-1 1 he atithor of tho popnlar poem 1 certuicate, with fee slmllee of our denatures at
er. A week or more ago his brother, Al-1 ^ >e burial of Sir John Moore haa fallen I Uched in 1U Edvertiwments."
fr«l Walker, who is a respectable and in-1 >“1° this eeror.
telligent colored blacksmith having a .hop K>n . TniIU t, T th. “8d.no. of Ufa"
in Weat Greenville, received a telegram I the ba.t madlcal work ever published for young
from Logan announcing that he was in | and middtaagsd men.
danger and tronblo at Bartow and implor
ing aid. Alfred Walker promptly started
and wilt employ 10,000 spindles and about
200 hands.
McLoud has s wife and five children
here, who are left In a destitute coral!-
Miss Simmons, the young lady who ran Gon.
oil with the man Griffin whose escapade
LIVE STOCK VS. COTTON.
WHS noted in these columns, has returned | A visit to Mor.h.n.1 * s.lUr-. stock Farm
Near Albany.
One of tbe moat important and promis-
' ~ ' irty county la the
ing enterprises in Donghert'
, the | stock farm of Messrs. Morebead ft Salter,
aatnfl am conducted
good faith toward all
Mthorlao tho company touaathla
on an early train and a few days ago he re
returned, bringing his brother, who was
in a
a severe
fnt enough to get back here alive.
Logan Walker tells a strange story,
says that when the Greenville crowd
reached Lothsir, which is in a oountry of
Missing.
Wall Htract Neva.
He wm taking a stranger through some I
dilapidated condition, suffering from of thg up-town streets, end M he came to a
rere wound in the head and thank-1 cor "?.b* *J*o:
This place lien wm built by a Well
He I st' ctA broker, who lost it.”
"And tbe next?”
W», Uw uudanlanad Banka and Bsnkara, will
paj^all Priam drawn In Tbs Louisians Blau Log
I. H. 00U
themselves. They were only able to box I * er ’* , b
from ten to fifteen trees a day, and their 1 " K "’
wages were, therefore, from twelve and a
halt to twenty cents a day. They were I mo *jy\. .
compelled to bny their supplies from Clay I ‘Cant do it.
ft Briddick, (or Bridges,) who charged ten I ‘Ten t he on
cents a pound for meat, seven for meal
and eight for flonr.
The Greenville men qniekly became dia-
Mtisfied and nine of them left for Bartow,
to her home in I’atnam oonntv. Grflln's
wife snil two children are left for some one
to caro for.
In Baldwin Snperior Court but week,
following persons—plaintiffs in divorce I on Mud creek, twelve miles west of this
suits—obtained verdicts: Margaret Gum, I city.
Moll'e E. Lingonld, Dr. W. A. Thomas, Mr. Salter, who lives on the place and
Fannie M. Read, James McMillan anil I Iim charge of it, hM been there for twelve
Laura B. Anderson. I yean; but he msdecotton his principal crop
Mr. Tom Wigley, of Acworth, who hM until two years ago, when he decreased hie
been afflicted with a spinal affection for M.-esge in ootton and commenced to give
some time, while in a fit of temporary sb- more attention to live stock. He hod
be ration of mind, undertook to destroy mode stock raising profitable in Kentucky,
himself with s razor hut Tuesday nlghlbut and decided that he wonld give it i
*W prevented from doing bimself>erioas trial here. It i. now a little over two years
injury. since Le nlade the new departnre, end he
AittMsa.-jK a SSrxSSSSfi? 35 <oroedtop ‘ wn e ^ w ‘ teh "
lUney very R »pid„ over a^wft bridge, Ui. ^
1araSS* hSf desth.* U Tbe^ negro U wm and see hiaw'.l, filled bants
ibrown^bntstruckoihisberaird -1 S&SSrSS^STwS?"SS
Tli * _ . _ M _ become satisfied that stock raising can be
pie-classic City Street Railway Com- mada pr0 #ub'e in this country. Every the but.
I»ny, of Athene, are now busjy engaged M-imsl on tbe place (end there are now a
■a laj ing the rest of their back. In a lew BOod man ,\ j. f at and sleek, and everything
^7* it will have been completed, and the f hal Jit i, ma ae right there on the
ran can make entire tripe. Many of the
Athenians have dtapoeed of their turnouts An v lover of fine botsee would be well
»n<l now patronize the cars. It seems to I pald for a ^de oqt to bis farm. There are
** a paying inYeatment I thirty-one head of horaca, including brood
Mr. Dill, contractor tor building Uie mares and colts, on the plar<£ Of these
Laat Georgia and Florida railroad, with tbe I there are twelve thoroughbreds in training,
engineers and superintendents, Calnan and They have s good half mile track, and Mr.
Mincban, have gone to Waynesville to lo- A. B. Hutchings, an exi>erieneed horse
cate the line of road and commence opera-1 jockey from Kentrcky.does the "handling."
tions. Ti e junction of this road with the Ever horse on the place hM a pedigree as
Brunswick and Western road will probably long as yorr arm, and Mr. Salter, Mr.
be near Way neaville, twenty-five miles from Hutchings or Dick, the colons! man can
"That bolonged to another broke; who $.' g.' kkNNKDt'. rrnMent Hate Dstinsl Isak.
ii ^ ■ I “i " JL UUiWU. IWlnl S. a lUtioul Bank.
del e pine forests, swamps and lakes, they >»a.l to give up everything,
were put to work boxing pine trees for tur- 1 “
E ntine. Instead of $18 a month und board
ev were paid odo and a Quarter oente. — — _
apiece for ‘boxes and required to board | P<>Utod out in this tashion the stranger oh-1
And the next?"
‘Same state of affairs.’ _
After about twenty residences had been I s'rsgVul of Sl.ooo.ouml'io'whteli s namiut at
Wow, show me the residence of the I
Wall street broker who baa made a heap of I The only lottery «»« voted on and indoned bj
1 tbe people of nny State.
It never scales or postpones.
Its Hrand Sinifla Number Drawing tale
Consumption Cored.
Mtisned and nine or tnem lelt ior Harrow, I An old phy.I. Un, nUrad (ram praetiee, haring
reaching there without money and being | had placed ta hi. hand.J>r an But India u'
forced to pawn their ‘ ‘
shoes for fo:d and lo
■No. He wren't fool enough to build a pl*te Monthly, ind the Ljtraonlintry Draw
1 ln«» regularly every three months instead of
Semi-Annually m heretofore, beginning
March. 188#. " ^
A BTLCXOID omUtTPUTT TO WIN A roKTtTNK.
— . r^V^tana^c'm^ra^^aT^'b^ EaDKMT^UM^M^OB^Mi’TUMDAT 4
I | , ' M * l ' iE, cA^TALniizE.“»75!o l, oa" w ^
FOR S8.e50
we will send Tn* WxrxLT TnEouni on. jru
end on* of tb. sbov. described wntche* to say nl-
droM. Thle propoetlon Is open to oar eabecrlbera
u well se those who an nob
.A-Ct Promptly.
The sbov* propoelUona wtU bo kept open for n
limited time only and portion who wteh lo take nd-
nntei. of .libor eboald do oo at onom
«d-Uolee. otherwteo directed wo will send the
wntche. by maU. pnekad In n Hoot pntebonrd box,
and oar napoaotMlUy for them will tad when they
are deposited In tbe poet-oak*. They an be rente-
tend for ten cento and portion who wteh this don.
eboald incloee this nmoank or wo will wad them
by oxpraee, the ohnrgsa lo bo paid when they xn
deUvend. Addnu TUB TBLEOBAFU,
Uncon, Oeorxte.
*Mnko money order., checks, etc. payable to
U. 0. HANSON. Mannar.
lowed by Briddick, (or Bridges,) who seized I tiose; steo n |io.ttlv. and radical cure for amorous
them m violator* of contract and handled I dekUif * — *■
; LT i -,TTTL -I .n.lr.lY.^ n'd r^l^tlT.’r^onram .3 100 ' 0#0 Tick * U Pi T« 1,0,l * n, F«C*
some of them very roughly. Logon Welker mtfjhtedSS U tomtahte Hon* Dl Vlllhs id t roportioa.
■ays this man came on him es he slept in * "/S^SSd b. mu moUralnd .5; 1
hoUKO and attacked bun with A pUitol, Btnk* I sirs to relieve hnmsn sufferioiL I will srnd free of
ing him .terrible blow on the head with jbM»e.io*U who drain Ik «bterawlp*.taO«m*n.
' Two of tho Greenville men es-1 Sg , 'iSd*^im5? ll Jtenrby
..$71,000
caped from Bartow. The other seven were I nnmimi ihu raper,
matched back to Lothalr and pnt to work, ( Block. Bocbeeter, M. Y.
some of them haring been badly beaten.
Alfred Walker rays when he reached Bar
tow he found his brother gone. He wsi
warned by merchants and other citizen < of
«FBlznor$s > ooo
$ do A0W
lo do L<no
An Immune Tree.
JaebeoaviU. (Find Time.Union.
William T. Kelley, of Caroline county, I toco
12.000
10.000
10,000
10,000
• Approximation Priam of $710
Bartow against going to Lothsir, and told I Md., hnx growing on his tract of land in
that Briddick, (or Bridges,) wm a “rough I this county, fifteen mile* from thin city,
man.” He pnnhed on, however, walking I one of the largest, if not the largest, bard-1
over several swamp lakes which were hard I wood tree in America. He has a standing
frozen, and when he reached Lothsir found I offer to any man who will cut it down in I lw7
his brother. He Mjr* the white men treated I one day to give him one hundred seres of AppllotioDa for rate, ki ciubi' xbooid txMaadi
him rej well and made no trouble about I land' A few years ago David Oglisvie, of “
Brunswick. * I call them off for too, one at a time, m fast
Quite a crowd assembled on Jefferson »*» circus side-show man can rattle off the
•tract, in Milledgeville. Thnnday night, to attrsetiona of the fat woman, the giant ba-
| * - * ~ • T ° *1 I 1... tl>A Stem temt.m an A iha nvavriMesni IVkl.
patented
letting Logan go, although they claime'l lo I this county, declared that he wonld cut it I tartbertaforamlMwilte ctenrty. firms fan
bold all their hands by contract. The down in "twelve hours or forfeit a $2101 ST?!!?:"
Greenville men ray Ihejr signed no contract, | hone; but after going to see it he refused, | by mtfnm lio mu a $» ud 7 spwnri. st our
and made none definitely,
If Alfred Walker's information is correct
a test of the shark arrestor recently »'7. the firewater and the ever-presentbox-
.1 by Ur. C. G. Wilson. It was put coortrictor. There U ‘•Granby, a beanU-
tluougb a thorough trial, with different fnl fonr-yesr-old bny sUlUon, who won the
kind* or fuel, nine wood, seasoned oak and Chicago Horsemen ■ stake* at Morfreeaboro,
hickory, straw? chi JThnd shavings from Tenn., tort September and took third place
the planing mill, and it performed ita work ‘he race when Petrol made his J19J
to to^nure satisfaction of Ml parties con-
Joke Moorman recently ‘UcJ in Unren, “ d h * conU R *‘
hsvtao . Tac h' r ’ auother negro ^ [oat a( ^ mce hones on this farm era from forty to fity, earning thereby from 50
1>tv?" X*® 5 e J r “ oU *; young, end none of have yet reached their to 62} cento per day and boarding himself.
^ Wof/. h '!, , ra h ’ th «* ^ I ' ‘h.rre-y-rrohl blMk, Tula old men, Alfred Welker says, hss been
Mying it would be a job for six men instead
| of one. Mr. Oglisvie has cut down srd
and there seema no reason to donbt it, tbe I logged off hi. forty large trees in a day.
men remaining on the tnrpentine farm are I The tree is ■ live oak 33 feet in circnmfer-
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleaiu, La.
Or M. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington, D, c.
virtually slaves. He nays tbs farm is divid-1 ence and 28 feet to the first limb, which is
ed by a river, and that 80 or 100 men sra I 4 feet in diameter, and is supposed to have I Make P. O. money Orders Pnyn-
employed on it. They are paid 1} cents I been growing thousand* of years, m the ble und address Itegistered Let-
per box for boxing tnrpentine trees, and I live out is a slow grower when it becomes | tors to
are required to moke their boxes measure I old. Tbe rings are so close that it is almost
The av-1 impossible in an old tree to count its sae.
so many inches broad and long,
erage hand cam box fifteen a day. The best I Mr. Kelley is a large land holder in this I
hand on the farm, an old man, conld box I county.
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL DANK,
deal* aadatifcw New Orleans. La,
SxSW.&'S'SfcMiS
teS Ithree-year-old, brad Ef Dr. V. L,
Tnoba. « I . °
Tucker for sianiler
Montezuma's Dost.
HiUmsn. of this city, now trots a mile in
2:16. "Lena Wilkee," three-year-old filly,
trots it in 2.40. She is also by "Bonnie
Bridgekeeper Lester wm np from the I Wilkes." -Sam Wilkes'' is a two-vear-old
,iT ' r 7ratorday,snd told a Recorder reporter and fall brother to ‘ ‘Msry 8 and Lena
about Montezuma's new boat, and ita pasa-1 Wilkee." Mr. Hitching; thinks “8am Ue
•uuux Aionteznma s mw boat, and ita paaa- WUkes.” Mr. Hitcning* u
tng under the bridge. The boat left lion- mod promising trotter ha haa In training,
tozuma Monday morning and had a had "Bonnie Wilkes," one of the beat brad
Monday morning •*«.. ^. ... - —
■ ing to the bridge* When it arrived stallions in the Smth, belongs to this farm,
morning at 11 o'elock. The boat but be fa now spending th* seaaon in Ksn-
' long, and about *) fast high, toeky. when be to very much in demand.
--- • I ••Gnyon" to another fine stallion with
time
Tues_
to 110
ram’e to th* bridge there wm
before the boMM fine pedigree.
Friday it went There »re nev.r»l other fine horse* of high
considerable measuring
would consent to try it. .. , .
undw, having jost four inches to spare, pedigree on this model farm worthy of
JWto a number of Montezuma people were ipodal mention, but oar apace to limited
•grwrtdeel ox' fioitazome shdVe wiU bare lo leave them tor another
*I**gbtWM landed st th* foot of th* bridge. I time. ,, .
fh. boat was on ita way to Warwick, and | From the stable* whew the home* ere
on the place three yean, and, like the other., I
to afraid to leave, because when they do run j
awny they ore nor* to be panned, caught,
beaten and punished, their poor pey end
the high prices for food keeping them in I
debt to the owners and preventing them I
from accumulating enough to leavo with. I
Both the Walken think Logon wax allowed
to come because it wm feared that be wonld I
die. They Myth* Greenville men left on I
the farm ore praying to get back home, and I
that any on* of them would be glad to work I
six months free for anybody who will ob-1
laid their release and pey their way to I
South Carolina. 1
Montgomery county to in Southeast Geor
gia. Bartow to on the railroad from Macon I
to Savannah, between those two pointi, I
but nearer Macon. The census nhowx that I
Montgomery to oa* of tbe smallest, roost I
sparsely populated and poorest counties in I
the State, and to that extent confirm< the I
statement of th* Walken.
Well For Me.
Steward runs tbe little stream
Where tbe wagoner cools hie team*
Where, between the banks of moss.
Stand tbe stopping-sum* to cross,
o'er thsm comes a little maid.
Laughing, not a btt afraid;
LttUe heart begins to beat.
Fearing foe the little fret.
Boon her fear wUl all b# loot.
Wbca tbs stc*jiln*-«ton«* are
Three mors j at on which to a
Two morw-oos mors tbsw ob hoo
Tito thto ltttu lasats’s plea—
Watt forme, wait for bmI
Ab, for job. my laughing lam,
— tho ysar* bats coma to pass
hwsnUbeaesr|>gE‘*
__ job cross Lifs’s ti«e:
Wbso bo bslptag band Un
Nob#v if JOB sboBU call, fto bsar-
“*“"*■ r far away.
REYNOLDS’ IRON WORKS,
[ Iron mid I trass Foundries and
Machine Shops.
I . *!?" *»B«. fifnip BrtUra. Htenn
En^nra, ItewNUte. Iran rroste lor Imlldln— o< ril
ktaAa ns-.hlaujr o« nU klrate. Oitat MUL. B»
p*lrtng —i MgtaMs sad mnchln.rr * mclnltj.
Iron on J b.‘ • ■ ■ cnaUngn oi drocripUon. fa
ISrt nnx na. sneythtag that Is road, or tept la tm
| etnas Iron .oft*.
The proprietor has had sa txpnrteaeesf sere
tortj J.xra tn lh« Iron lixSMa. *
Gee-Fifth sad lU.Uo^ 0 ^^^
r«a la term teSU jeer fie*
Walt lor ate. exit fee m*l
floe Btaehaai ta IS. Wrohlac
REWARD t S^^vJWTUSS
MoeotrahoolnnwmM4 lelx Karroebteur
I Ita »■ XV. went an hl*4s te teeehrantar^rESr
I ziEGijn kCQn -
Georgia Chill Remedy
Chill, and Iran ham far year* nflhcted Ihoa-
inds, and wlU eoattes* ta da m> until th. merit, ot
nU*. 0‘-«>rgln chill Itemnlj braomc known. Thin
te no (intent humbug naatr-iu, but th. rmett of the
experience of n quarter of a century Id compound
ing xnd mnnnfncXurln drug ta our Southern cll-
mnte. I hare cured mywlf and thooeund. of olh-
we of chronic chill, nfte ■ th,y had for a lone Urns
teeter.il Urn .Art. of sbl. ukyrieinn. and quinine
eraed lo ban any litoct. One bottle In all
of teen than eta month, .landing wlU effect n
pernuuirnt rare, ]eg|ta|^m
Karan. On., October I, IMS.—The beat chill me
dy I ever ue. Cara. U. Fliuu.
Kncon. On.. October fl$, IXHt.—I conelder Bnlfe
Georgia ChUl Bemady the brat chill remedy I exer
C. L. O'lionuxs.
of Ihnfimof J."A'. Klee A Co.
Mr. Oaonp O. Plant, of Hoeetoaennety, Gn..uys
ba hu oarer known U to faU.
Mr. Henry H. Fengtii. another prominent cltfxen
of the ume coanly. endonce It nboxe enty other
praperxttoa In the world.
LAMAB. RANKIN A I AM til.
kddbynndrnggtete. ilacoo, Ga.
K
OCHfe SON’S
C'clcbratrd Fashion ( alalocnn
SENT FREES^X.^
ierTtfiSc Sr&ihr.OaM
1
house is the Units
li*tai(Inn .-)
...nlr-i. ||. i' y KC
Olh Ate. A J0’{| Bt.
i Ittatee ( uaipIrtW
Wl:
LAMAR COTTON CHOPPI.IJ.
Momrlhlng Entlrsly New. It has been
Thoroughly Tried and Is Fully <iu;»rniit.•$•$!.
Chops • acres a day with obw B>u U. 1**) s for itself
la b faw days. PB1CK ON LA 1430. i-ru i for
dsscriptivs circular. Addr«M
IILGUNT A HILL. Atlanta, Oa.
dsellw4t
pmJrtmeftM.F.J^Stoy.Angu
jrOLMI'S' SUHK CVJIH
Mouth Wus li and I>c*nti!'rlc« !