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THE MACON WEEKLY TELEGRAPH: TUESDAY, MARCH 1G. 1886.—TWELVE PAGES. PLUCKY LITTLE GREECE. distinctly defined h union face -so distinct in fact, that it can be plainly seen and recognized os inch nearly aa far away as the TO BB BULLDOZED BY THE , not prepoasetatng looking object itaelf can M GREAT POWERS. “ ee “- The eyea, mouth, nose, chin, 011 forehead and even the ears are plainly dial tinguislmble at tha menu t glance The Rue Boldly Aaaarta Her ItlfhU Under the eyes have the nppearanco of bring closed * Treaty «r Berlin maA “ BvW * ntl 7 } robably five out of six seeing the object Uetermlned to Korea a right for the that time, and not knowing what it uu Turkey—Other Notea. was, would havo the same impression of its appearance, viz: that of being a withered VUWM, I r? anie ,5 M “n*hy.fonr years old, U the hero i Greece are exciting grave tears in Eu of San Francisco, and all other cities W cabinets It hearing of his fame. Why the atuuseu loral effet of .tho ^assemuung^ of | managers have not been after him as ropcan Sfet bo sufficient ‘to coer£G?eece,Zl1 that further street enjoying himself, when a lad <£me jss^srs trsrK an-s siwfi- ~~ss ssssijeSrsiA&js a*—«.>«.-» 1 *X£ddec&« & ^V*h!™S t^d hl. moC U ao*: ? f - Queen. Zenobia, flowed by a car terms of the Bunn treaty,,ana declares that Sho dtscovcored blood flowina from his hitherto she has only yielded to force. mouth an( , cgllod , that tik disestablishment in ENOLAND, a ball from that revolver had struck Daniel March 9, A Hrtlllant amt Uorgeous Pageant—Tab. lrwux Hepresenttng Epochs lu History. New Ohlkanh, March 9.—The weather during the morning was cloudy, threaten ing nun, and the movement of the royal pageant was delayed till noon, when the procession appeared near Lee Circle, mov ing in the following order Platoon of household troops mounted. Buif Gras and attendants. Trumpeters and standard-bearers. His Most hilbltlno Majesty ltex, King of the Carnival. Car nival Court and twenty moving brilhant tableaux, divided into two divisiona. The first division illustrated tho victory of the Emperor Aurelian over Zenobia, Queen of Palmyra, and his triumph on his return. The first car in tho procession was laden with gold and treasure from Asia. The second cur was freighted with Indian -In the House of I to ‘he breast just above the heart, passed rmnuions, this evening, Delivyn, Liberal, through the thoracic cavity and come out moved to disestablish the Church through the left shoulder blade. He is out f Wales. Grey, Liberal, moved to n . ow as lively and as well as ever, and en- forni instead of disestablish tho I t,re 'y unconscious of tho fact that his Church of Wales. Sir William Hareourt, | name is sounding through the laud. Chancellor of the Exchequer, contended that tho question of tho disestablishment . .. xx' t.l. .ml FnrrlSuh (Mmr/*lis-o tpovn SUCCESSFUL FARMING. aTtho Welsh and English Churches were I The Facts and Figure. u to How it Can Involved and inseparable. Grey’s amend* be Done, meet was adopted by a vote of 141 to 229, Staiiksville, Ga., March 8.—Entron sail thou, as a substitute for Dehvyn’s mo- Telegraph: Tho Atlanta Constitution prom- tion, it was rejected by 11 vote of 910 to 49. ises to give the history of 1,000 successful III tho first division the minority consisted farmers of Georgia during the year 0 | Liberals and l’arncllites. In the second The Constitution of March 2nd has the fol- division the I’arnelUtea left the house in a lowing to say of the plans and snccesa of bslv. Gladstone, Chamberlain M.orely and I Tbonias Hardeman, of Jefferson county: Trevelysu abstained from voting altogether. 1 “Fifteen years ago he bought 720 acres of another sensational scandal in London. ' ln< l seven miles from Sandersville, at $10 Lonpos, March 9,-Louisa Hart, a rich per acre ,- Ws notes for said land bearing 15 rocureasof the West End, was to-d&y com- P" “ nt » “ t bUt *5? anJ ? mitt* »1 fur trial on tho charge of providing a cabm » ?? d 11 IrirU for a number of aHifitneratiu two or three “ ovels for laborers. Mr. Ss Til woman’s business had f^ e “ a “ U ^ r r e A d ft ^i a,ld won bought r T Z’ tiold and offr.n.*ivn P’ 680 acres moro on thoJaamo conditions.” become .. . conitrainiwl to ©^Liro farm consists of 2,400 acres, tb r iit b it desDito the^rbest effort at $l ° P" acre ’ w ^h would b © $24,000; at thiv were unable until recently to menro “55 , « ,t M h ± orr ^* «*! ““T’ THE CRESCENT CITY CARNIVAL. laden with spoils from Palmyra. Then oamo a number of cars containing magnificent tableaux. The fifth car con tained ambassadors and slaves; the sixth, Zenobia, Queen of Palmyra, followed by Romans, musicians and standard-bearers; the seventh, Emperor Aurelian; the eighth, Probus, Aurelian’s favorite general; the ninth, noble ladies of Rome; the tenth, the Genius of Peace. Then came the second division of tho historical scene, the Goddess of Peace hav ing terminated the scenes of Roman tri umph. The second part of tho pageant consisted of eleven tableaux, each one u strikiug scene from some epoch in hUiory. teen men were at the works. Eleven have I been taken out deadly burned; tho others are still in the mine and believed to be | dead. The men taken out are seriously in jured, but tho physicians aro of tho opinion I that some of them may recover. SOME MATTERS O’ FACT. Murderous Apaches on tlio Warpath. Somblestone, Arizoxa, March 7.—News was received here to-night to tho effect that a band of thirty Apaches ten days ago at tacked a party of travelers at a point fifteen miles southwest of Nocossia, Sonora, Mexi co, killing one Mexican and one American. The Indians, who it Is bt lievod belonged to Geronimo’s land, then proceeded to Willium Brown’s mine, where McKortan was killed last September, and killed Brown and a companion, James Moser. Tlio band then started south camped one AETER THE BALL. I do not feel well stall, After tho Thsllsn ball. For though Its divine To swim in wine And whirl In tho mitiymtuy, On the following day Wo bitterly pe.y. With s head that is slightly crazy. I felt like a prince as 1 toasted the Ata., And danced and praucod in the various seta; Hut now my brain Ii epitomised pain And cyclopn*diac agony, From ague A to e yin otic Z I aiu pain and pain Is me. With a head that reels like a ship at sea And a conscience that’s perfectly dragony. In Chicago last year 150 persons were killed bj being run over by railroad ears. Tnn Athletio Club ot Naahville, Tenn , mile south of ban Pedro, whero they stole Las determined to ereot a gymnasium in eighty horses from settlers. They they then cos t $15 ixKI mounhdns 1116 dir£Cti0 “ Madr ° I Mb. Moody objects to church fair, where Know Thyself by reading the "Science of Life/* the beet medical work ever published for yonng and middle-aged men. Dr. It. O. Cotter, Permanently located in Macon, 12ff K Second street. Diseases of tho eyo, ear, throat and nose. Former ly assistant for four yean to Dr. A. W. Calhoun, At- DENTISTRY—DR. 8. B. BARFIELD. No. iK^Mulberry street, Macon, Oeoigfit e hours—9 a. m. to 6 p. -Apply toT. E. Blackahear, ThomaarlUe, Oa., for Mine Le Conte and Kuffee pear trees. Advice to Mothers. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should always be used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and Is the best remedy for diarrhoea. 26c. a bottle, JyMwly AStaniard Medic il Wfcor FOR YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN la it nny girl can bo kiaaed for 25 oentl. I the price that he objects to? It is said that about 10,000,000 crowns Fairly alive With Faraalte., Dubuque, Iowa, March 0.—The first part of this week a family of seven persona m yearly are sent home to the fatherland by Guttenberg, north of this city, were taken Swedes dwelling in America, suddenly ill, and from the symptoms the Tut: Washington Evening Star says sov- doctors suspected the cases to be triebi- eral of the beat poker players in the conn- niasis. A small quantity of the sausage I try now occnpy scats in Congress, used by the family was sent to this city I Five thonmnd new p h yB |cians will be n t graduated from the 101 incorporated med- unnn being examined it was found to be ( , colleges in tho United States this veer, alive with parasites. Three members „( I eiuwu vm. On/// $1 b)/ Mail, Postpaid. Illustrative Sample Free to All. tho family aro critically ill Fell Dead on the (Haul's Collin. Mount Carmel. 1*a„ March 9.—Jacob Birty, well known as “The Giant of East- Car So. 2 in the second diTisfon contained I 8r » i’ennsylvania,” was burled here to-d iy. | about 150,000,000 of steel pens, tableaux of the Christian martyr. It repre- H° weighed 470 pounds, and, ns it whs im- in line, the pens would reoob from New sented s scene in the arena at the time possible to get the coffin into a hearse, i Yoijt to Liverpool. when Christians, regardless of ago, sex or twelve men canted it During the serv-1 Ti1b horse that James Fisk bestrode years condition, were thrown to wild beasts to bo 1 i cea Mrs. Kate Hedge, a relative of the de-1 jw- 0 when he rode at the head of the Ninth il« vr.iir.nl (in. V/v is—..-n—ni-s. i-.-bIi.-'j I ce.'.Siid. was overcome bv heart disease and _r._- . • V- • • * , , , colleges in tho United States this year, An American living in Kobe, Japan, has engaged thirty very skillful Japanese ivory- carvers to introduce th6 art into this coun try. In ono vonr the people of this conntry nse . r. . If placed Exhausted Vitality, and Phratenl Ttehll! tv. Prematura declina in Man, Errura of youth, sad the untold minertea raeultlng from indiscretion or excemee. A book for every man, young, middle- agotl and old. It coutalua 126 prmcrlpUonfl for all acute and chronlo dlneaern, each one of which la invaluable. So found by the author, whose expe rience for twenty-five yean la such an probably never before fell to the lot of nny Tthy*l«-Un. ano vw U ...Esw U| awe tmuuu w ommio uo i —— - r , .. — —. ngo wuoq no roue ax. me nenu oi mo mnm dt voureil. Car No. 12representedUetavius'a j * ^t*» oyercomo by near*, disease and I regiment in Now York died ul uU tulvaiicod triumph; thirteenth, ConBlantino profess-1 ‘©H a eai l ° n tho coffin. B g 0 f ew R g^ fe.^ i . ,t !ffA ty i.L £o S tee S‘ 1 *, , At , ull< * , Rl I Heath of Senator Miller, of Callforlnta* A Hindoo gentleman, who has jnst pub- i! i!! a French dynasty. Washington, March 8.—Senator John I Ushcd a book of European travel, complains sixteenth, Abdur Rahman III., the great ym] ( . r u f California, whoso death cansevi that wsenever he went ont in London the and illustrious Moorish ruler; seventeenth, the car , n ,ij olirIimc nt of Congress to day, smoko blackened his face. I eter the Hcrtmt, preaching for the first | hag bee J „ ic J k all winter with a compUfa . | A rn ^ RKI) won)an Carrie Br „ , g Mi0 f Following came the Order of the Moon I b riM,i| A M. n e™l anil ’wM*'hr^etled' , niaiM I Tns maximum ot dsily school work in I bngadier-general_ana^wos_ brevetled | rtUM u is seven hours for children eleven woman has grown rich. This, at 15 per cent., would ho $150. If a revival or BBtTisn shippino. Mr. Hardeman pays tho interest annually, London, March 9.—There is a manifest it amounts to $4,650. He has paid all this, improvement in the conditionof the British the Constitution says. Besides, he lives in merchant marine. The improvement is es- clcgnnt style—books nnd papers ad libitum, pecially noticeable in tho revival of shipping carriage horsos for his family to ride ont, trade of the Tyne. Sixteen steamers wliicli I giving his children college educations. The have long lain in idleness on this river have Constitution estimates Mr. Hardeman's jnst been chartered for carrying purposes family expenses annually at $1,860. Mr. in the English trade. The ships have en- Hardeman and Mr. Clay, after looking over gaged British seamen principally, and in abont half the farm, sat down on a log and no esse at reduced wages. bod a neighborly chat, Mr. Hardeman giv- anarchy in ANAii, ing Mr. Clay a minute detail of his manage' , ,, * . „ 1,... ' , rnent and wonderful success. Loniwn, March 9,-A.lvices from Ansni Mr HardemaIi n , ug twenty p i ows bnt la ,Ute ths anarchy prevails in that conntry, order that Mr C1 mlght thVbetter grasp that hands of rollers are scouring the tend, the prob i em . takes it analytically. One ths: the people are in revolt agamst the mnl / ia allowo d one hundred acres of land Frsnch authorities, and that the rebels have ftnd 8eyen baloa of coKon tbe ma , one sttseked he French near here, the captUl, handred and flft y bushels of com and fif- »nd lulledjievoral of them. teen hundred pounds of fodder. Now, Mr. carucn and state in oxrhany. Hardeman farms on shares. He takes half Berlin, March 9.—Another stage has the com nnd fodder which will feed his Vtn reached in tho reconciliation between mules. He receives two-thirds of the cot- the church and state in the appointment of I ton, he paying for tho fertilizers and tools a bishop to tho long vacant aoe of Ernie-1 $ ; #> ont of his part. This cotton is counted land. at $40 per bale. Mr. Hardeman receives as illness ok nisiiARCE. I net ineome upon the one mnle farm $156. Berlin, March 9.-Bismarck, who h.s ««?£! n |®“ ‘/. en i y been auiI'.Ting for several days from mns- }!' C °v™ u . b ^“ JSod'.m T cular rheumatism in tbe shonlders and tfwIZVSSJ in twelve fioals, representing in bnrlesqne « ral tbe battlo ofNasbvillo. the style, occurrences and customs charac- 1 years of age, up to nine honrs for those six- tcristicof each month of the year. Thai iv-sth nr Horatio He.viuoar'i Widow. I teen years nnd upward. Tho standard is subject was cnlled “Twclvo Months' lta- Utica, New Yobk, March 8.— Mary B. ati11 Bighcr in Denmnrk. tious,” and every tableau was represented Seymour, relict of Governor Horatio Sey- A California paper thus speaks of a new with the broken shell of an egg, supposed uinur, died at tho residence of Mrs. ltoscoe town in Tulare county: "Aliln is begin- to be a half consumed ration. I Conkling at 8:30 a. m. to-day. The late I ning to improve; lumber is on the ground The weather cleared off about 1 p. m. and I Governor removed Mrs. Seymonr from his for a saloon, and a petition is in circnlo- the remiunder of the day was pleasant. The | country home to Mrs. Conkliug's on ac-1 tion for a Good Templars'lodge, Tho State Agricultural Society of New _ . country 0 route of tho procession was lined with C0 nnt of her illness, and while attending thousands of spectators. her was attacked with his fatal illness. Jersey has petitioned the Legislature against A SENATORIAL FSCAFADE. I Prohibition lanommioust, Hefcalct. I elly". nmm«. 8 Th.'y ^^the Samples of tlio Mistakes Miulo tn the Polr- ^Z^hd^nJwdrfeqted^moUr to ^±2* tanner '‘ MtnA “ J Sh ° U,d ^ (lot Circles of Wsshlnston. a constitutional prohibitory nmendmont p _ T ' „ . , .... .. . New York World. backed by 100,000 Massachusetts women. . I " wa Senate has passed a bill limit- Washwoton, March 5.—Washington so- Only four members voted for the motion. I * n ® time xthich lawyers shall occupy in clcty has boil u small sensation to talk over I . addressing courts and juries. It iscalcn this week. It has hod the run of the clubs, I Vessel and Crew mown to Atoms. | lated to alleviate a jjreat amount of misery, Vessel and Crew lllown to Atoms. and bos been a light and breezy topio at a I London, March 8.—The boiler of the tug I though it is dnring mvasion ot tho right of number of receptions. It relates to the I Uiflcmau exploded in Cardiff harbor this 1 I r ®° speech. peculiar escapade of a certain rich and pop-1 morning. The vessel and crew, consisting I The snake story season, as 8idney Smith nlar Senator. He was nt a reception in the of Hix persons, were blown to atoms. The I said about an English summer, has set in northwestern part of the town not long ago I cylinder of the engine struck a passing I with its usual severity. A farmer near and escorted there a married lady I Italian ship a quarter of a mile distant anu I Norwich, N. Y., claims that, while digging who is well and favorably known in the I killed the pilot. | a well the other day, he opened a nest of social circlos of a large Eastern town. The A CAUPKTKD CEILING I sixty-three lively blacksnaVcs in a bunch, reception was crowded and the refreshments chest, is much worse to-day. “THE OLD MAN" RETTED. London, March 9.—Gladstone is ported belter to-day. wish to solve, or would like to have solved, is how Mr. llard.msn paid for the land, with interest at 15 per cent, and lived in re-1 elegant style, ednoated his children and kept a carnage and horses, built an elegant house, and, I suppose, comfortable tenant houses. M.ooo 4,000 9,000 A quartette of Oltl People. Cant. George Bliss, of Attleboro, Mass., I , ., . who is nearly eighty years old, walked ah I Thi deeUina" *° d * the way to Uehobeth on one of tbe windiest I Twenty mules'.'.'.!, of the recent windy nights, that he might I The caws, sheep and boss, spoDUns- Uke part iu the town meeting. I "“'T a,0 l”d Dr. F'arrund, of Charleston, W. Va., was | Entire outlay t 166 years old on the first day of March. He | lm*. •" t~rro.«i at ts per ua hale eld man .watts about the city USUrrSE'SK^''wwiu'^i't'ter alone, and reads without glasses. He was | convenience of eolutlon are worth as ouce a very well known rhiladclpbia phy-1 much as the house. Mr. Hardeman sician, I commenced with the latereet then at John Leveridge, of New York, who died I Thl>*Mr. Uarilemen (so the Ccmstitutlon recently at the age of 92 years, kept up his ■*!■) baa I»td onl the proceeds of his practice of the law nntil his 90th birthday. I -./V®.- lie became a member of tbe bar in that city I Hardeman when u youug man, and ns far bock os 1845 if Mr. Hardeman turn been ncceseCully he was corporation counsel. Ho need to tell "« ‘j* ® , ^r n * h ” how he took his sister several blocks from | uwluinM m fhrorlfhfs mSuSors. ' home to show her the funeral pageant of Ueorgo Washington. Mrs. Jane E. Welles, widow of Gideon I nelles, who was secretary of the navy an- ffti.ttT.90 I would not call this successful farming. dcr Lincoln and Johnson! died last weik at ^‘/i ) “ T w iK!!^ ldi 0 “‘ titUti0 “ to lUrtford, Conn. She was a woman of I conl ™7 notwittsLinding. ^ atroug character and intelligence. She was Alkbep n. i banelin. •■•oat devoted wife and mother. A true | PERSONAL, t-hristian woman, firm in principle and en ergetic iu the management of her borne- Bianca Donatio, who a short time ago belli again, she commanded the respect of I enchanted tho Berlin public with her bean- her friends and lovo of her family. Mrs. I tiful voice and flue fiomturas, u resolved to "'. lies belonged to tho well-known and re- bid farewell not only to the operatic stage, •Pected Bale family of Glastonbury, her Ont to the outside world altogether. After Giber moving to Pennsylvania when she meeting her last engagement at Florence the * M young, and there she was married to I has entered a convent at Tnrin. Welles in 1835. She was tbe mother I —Mrs. Uarict Lone Johnston, who was ot ail children, two of whom sntvive. I oa much talked ot in the early part of this I generation os Miss Cleveland is now, sent a Th. quaint ana Cartoon. check for $100 to nomo Baltimore firemen 1 lie girl who dischargee needles from her I the other day. The firemen, she says, KNOW THYSELF. A Great Medical Work on Manhood. pkifki pagett, bound In beautiful French mualin, emboeaed coven, full Kilt, guaranteed to be a finer work in every acnee than any other work sold in thia country for $2.60, or tbe money will be refunded In every in- etance. Price only 91 by mall, poat-paid; Iiiuatra- tiveeample, free to anvlMtily Send now OeM Wfdiil kW.irtlM the author by the National Medical A?«o- ciatlon, to the praaideut ot which, the iiuu. F. A. Blanell. and aaaoclate offleera of the board, the reader* are respectfully referred. The Science of Life ehould be read by the young >«* iuH true tion and by the afflicted for relief. It Will benefit all.—London Lancet. Thera in no member of society to whom the Sci ence of Life will not be m*eful, whether yr nth; parent, guardian, Instructor or clergyman—Argo- Address the Peabody Medical Institute, or Dr. W. 11. Parker, No. 4. liulflnch street, boston, Maas., who mat be consulted on all diseases miulrirg skill and experience. Chronlo and obstinate dis eases that have baffled the akill of all other physi cians a specialty. Such treated without nee of fal‘ *“ i Instance of failure. Mention this pat tnchS-fifl. Jones County Sheriff’s Sale. Will be sold before the court house door, la tho town of Clinton. Georgia, on the first Tuesday in April next, during tbe legal hours of sale, tho fol lowing property, to-wlt: One thousand acres of land In Joiiea county. In Ifawklna and boberts district, adjoining lands of James Newsome, Jack- ‘ erta and Wn * son Roberts and wm. Johnson, and the Macon and Clinton road. Levied on aa the property of A. II. broach, by virtue of and to satisfy a mortgage ft. fa. Issued from Jones Superior Court In favor of D. Flanders A Son vs. A. U. Brooch, the same being the property pointed ont in said mortgage A. fa. March 8. 1H8G, 8. J. PHILLIPS, t ~ l, Sheriff. Also at same time and place will be sold one bey aare mule "Mary," one aorral horse mule named ’Hal." Levied on aa the property of Thoe. J, Wool- folk to satisfy e mortgage A. fa., from Jones Supe rior Court In favor of W. B. Hnarks va. Thoe. J. Woolf oik, said property polbted in said mortgage 11. fa. S. J. PHILLIPS, Sheriff. marttnes4t ■! H reception wan crowded and the refreshments I ' I A Brooklyn man advertises for “twenty famished were of the most liberal descrip- An Entirely New Thing in Interior Deco- red-headed women—salary $10 a week/’ tion. When the Senator left he had with I rntions. 1 The advertiser mns an employment agency, him the lady whom ho hud brought. The! Carpet Trade and Review. I lie informed the aubnrn-capped applicanta Senator's carriage had been ordered, but he I The modern tendency to turn things I that he net ded them for a friend who had a waa apparently confused, either from exceas 1 topwy-turvy ia strongly illustrated in tho rnnsenm, and who thought that a band of of refreshments or from the mentsl fatigue 1 carpeted ceiling which adorns the recep- red-headed women would “make the show which comes to every public man who is too I tj 0 n room of a foabionable dancing school j go like s house a-fire.” devoted to statesmanship. Ths carriage j n this city. To carry out the idea com- Maodalbs Miller, of Greenville. Ps . is just ahead of bis was that of a well known pletely the floor should have been frescoed, 90 years old, is in vigorous health, and has foreign minister. The wife of the minister {, u t the professional decorator to whom the chewed tobacco for seventy years. The bh ® W “ Wait ' cciUn « >" InOobtol1 for iU novel ornamento- Iwoq conveyed by tbe record of thle fine ingforberboabond. I tion weakly yielded to tho popular taste of I 0 j d (, mttrr6d by the fact that so many The Senator, in the confueion abont him, tbe period by |>lacing another carpet on tbe people who have chewed tobeoco have not thought that hit companion bad entered hie floor, it niuat, bowev.r, be added that thu fi ved the ace of ninety. Thereeecme to earrioRe and that the intniater ■ carriage pr ond Aabaanon on the ceiling ie, by ite I b , no moral tu the ctee at all. r,“ hi, .°T n '. , H °.l U! PP?] brl " k !r i ^> 0 , 0 ! t I brUliant coloring ae well ae ita loftv poai- j u h J to t „ whloh th , „ ** bn«v.VY sssflawBsftj: SgTaSsscSS to exclaim: “You have carried off my I j, bo i n ienile<l it for the brmkhut room of I .Sr.?, ,,P°! , tor T*,. 8 , , . . „ profane band* of some beartles* troo P*™- were beard coming front tbe interior of the auctioneer. It* preaenrer came in the per-1 An English author makee tbe striking carriage. Hon 0 f its present owner, a inmtleman who I decleretion that the most terrible ealamity They were followed by tbo two doom of I bag W oltzed through life with inch success I which con be conceived of ts befalling the carriage opening, the wife of the min- t b .t the purchase of a score of Aubuesons B r(at population is “a revolatione in fashion ister going ont on one side, and the Sena- would be for him a comparatively trifling under which women ehonld drees, ae prae tor coming ont on his hands end knee* on expenditure. Being shout to refurnish the tlcally men do, iu one meterial of one color, the other. A friend ot tbe Senator rnslicd .Writ house used for hie school, he needed Them are many flourishing and opulent np to him and helped to brash him up. „ carpet for the reception room. Tbe An- eitiea ia Europe and America which wonld The lady waa helped back into hercartiage, bnsaon was recommended, and he bought *>* condemned by it to bankruptcy or star- end matter* were then straightened ont. jj. ration, and it would be worse than a famine The Senator a moment later departed in Bat the praftsaional droomtor who hod or a pestilence in China, India or Japan." hi *™V Uri ? S ‘-u ■ , . j , , been engaged to superintend the refitting When tbe bill to psy a bounty for the .u yVL“°3 . C . i V * A »nd ornamentation of tbe bmldiug was not capture of foxes ceme before tbe Virginia that tbe wife of Uie Senator haa hoard of it. consulted when tho purchase was made, House of — Jones County Sherilt’s Sale. Will ba sold befora tbe Conrt Hottae door la Clin ton. Jones county, between the legal hours of salt, on tbe first Tuesday In April next, eighty-seven scree of lend, ae the property of Levin K. Moore, said property being situated in Jones county, where- A Levin E. - “ • * on the said Levin E. Moore now resides, and ad joining the lamia of lAftyette Bolkcom, W. H. J. Wood and Frank Bolkcom. Levied on and will be ■old to satisfy a ft fa from the County Court of said county in favor of N. A. Hardee's Hons vs. Levin E. Moore. 1'rojierty pointed out by defendant and written notice served upon him. March 3. KM. 8. J. PHILLIPS. maHMues4t Sheriff Jones County. Georgin. O RDINARY'S OFFICE, JONES COUNTY, OA., February 23d, 1NM. Whereas. P. M. Compton aa creditor, bae filed petition to have administra tion with tbe will annexed, granted on tbe estate of David Lester, deceased, late of this county. These ere therefore to cite end admonish a-l persona con cerned, to show cause at this office, if any they have to the contrary, on or by the first Monday in April next, of why the same shall not be granted. Witness my hand officially. R. T. ROBS, marVwtt Ordinary. ARDINARY'S OFFICE, JONES COUNTY, OA. U February lMtb, IMt. Notice le hereby given that a petition of freeholder* of Hawkins's O. M, :t of Jones conn!/, taking for election for ■lock law for said district la now of Ale In this of fice, end unless some valid cause be »bown to tho oontrary, an order for said election will be granted on Tueeda; She hoe pluckily gotten up a vewion of I aud> when the carpet'wae unrolled before I Terra! of’ Charlotte? moved to^ amend tho the story wbicn differ* a little from that bimi prom ptly declared it to be utterly un- biu br including the scalp of the tobaooo juet given. She aays that she waa tho lady , uit ahlo for tbe room. Tbo bright floral I fl. Mr. Starke, of Richmond, aaked that who waa out with her husband, nnd she pttttcrn W os, be said, not in harmony with „„ Qt preIJ1 j am be paid for tbe scalp of an was the one who wae eft behind when the ,b n prclotulnsnt color in tbo fnraitnr* cov- Eng ij,{i arrow; Mr/ Mayo wontej three “*, na }? r m » ,u> }“ U alronge mistake. She eriDRI> and the blue ground was pi"; I ce nu fo, the crow, and Mr. Miller, of Cb. s- told the »tory at a rcceut dinner phrt>, I nouuce«l a atill worse defect, for it would terfleld, wound up the amendmenU by fink- convuU ng tor auditor* watlx tbo skill with p., . leoplt . tb , impression that the floor tllR tba ' t , omQ no 1ri ce be taken of lb* 'UUr which the related it. | waa flying up at them. Finding the own- w ->f the carpet not quite con^ 1 QUADHUPLK MURDER. I riDMd by - these argument* tie mtUtf.il I If* novel way of avoiding the liquor license in Ulus and leg* has not yet been heard from I worked with lunch spirit and faithfulness this year; but, as if in compensation, the 11„ 8aT , her house on a recent night, marked Umaha Bee tells of a woman who dropped f„ r it* bitterly cold weather. » pin in her ear tbirteen ream ego. Last __ Liszl u „ written a letter to the Lon [ /i ,1 “‘°. r «nto»«F i* If°m her left leg, daQ Titll| , H ujiQij that he will not play » e an ** e * I public during tho visit to England that a donkey in Hagen, Rhine Prussia, i* be-1 proposes soon to make. Ho Bays: “My coming famous. Owing to short sighted-1 lingers are seventy-ttvo years old, and nesH, after many years’ service, it was be-1 Ralow, Saint-Saens, Rubinstein and Wal- r '>uiing until for work, when ita owner, a I t tr Bache play my compositions much bet- “K-pieker, provided it with an enormous I ter than my dilupidatea §elf.” ,. To ‘ he 8™" -Princes. Amelie, the Orlcane fiancee of ib .L ? ? W * n '? U D 0 * "P*'* on the Duke of Braguiza, ia over 20. Her it.d rounds. I cunutenance ia mild and rather attractive, night* ago Mr. A. M. Teague left I The features ore regular. Sbe ia extremely “is li'iolu and lines in tho water where he I tall. Her appearance gives the idea of frail nut been fishing for pickerel. Tho next I health. Altnoagh brought np to take part •uortimg, on pulling up one of his lines, he I ; u fleld sports, she ia of a pensive habit. I'oiutl on one of his hooks—not a pickerel, I she haa a Urge fortune and u much more ■jtu good-sized duck. The duck had evi-1 presentable than the man she U to marry, anil “tonow from tbe surface _ wiU c.rleton, the poet, lectured recent- S'* ^ Te ‘ 0I "tot she con* dered a ,. iaan Io , g town, the bill board, of which “«“*ty morsoL-Kocklond, Me., Opinion. [ JJ,. e the legend: "Will Carleton, October Acnrious combination of domestic lie* I ^ " Later Will Cumback, the note<l Inili- ** effected lest Wednesday evening by tbe I ...i.n was to lecture; but, os tbe bill-poster marrugo of widow David Baker, a women I never bad beard of Mr. Cumback, he took it , ••“yan.l mother of some twelve or fif-1 f or granted when he wo* given the en- •« n children, more or less, to Charles U. I nouncement, "Will Cumback, December Iratlon, about twenty-four year* old. I a- that Mr. Carleton waa coming beck, so ' , tom and bis brother had previously I he fixed the old bill after the new one, thua; marned two of the old lady's daughters, I ••Will Carleton Will Cumback December • me of Whom had obtained a divorce from n " A IT-YrarOld Boy Accused of Murdering | ooca on siroDg. r gruuuu i.y !"“••>••« •>>“ | novel wav of avoiding tbe Honor license in HU Father, Mother. Brother and Mister. the moral and iwtheticfanltiiof V 1 * Fayette bounty. It conaiat* of a wire KaNsaaCiTT, March 9.—A dispatch from “Yeung, str.tche.1 across the river, with a reel at Ooige City, Kansas, say.; J. W! Sells an.l »flnement. sympsthy.^ntlment or con- ^ ^ by mMIU of wbi ^ h , amtl| Ix)x or J i l*v“‘. eir x“ n 5*K r -. ‘8 ed l9 - ‘ n ^. tb ^I SSHnSn‘more h" ro : I b-ket.attached to the wire ceu be drawn iris present bridegroom, so that Stratton I —Mr*. Hawley’s war record wee aa good *«* now become father io-Uw to hisfonner | as that of her husband, the general; and, ». # tasaiCi IU* 141 w IU UII1UlUICI ■ || |nm ucr IIIMUWKJ, M4V (jvuviiM, “•••'» « u , husband to hi* motber-in-Uw, I though she wore no shoulder-straps, the I (a | b to ^brother-in-lawtohUbrotherand | nd era** of mercy migbt weU have beon voijthera wife- brnddee being their father- Windham, Pa, TranacripL .* Gb.yrnn* vegetable garden was P wn a potato of monster aUs near the mZTJ * body was found, th* ia ih ' being four pounda It ia not only but« J}* 0 * 1 ** form and shape of a hood. « hoe upon on* (Ida of it a veritable and woven on her raiment. Veterans yet live whoa* she nursed at Beaufort, Ftnundino, HUton Head and Wilmington. A fall from on ambulance while she ru searching Fir. Forks battle-field for the grave of her non, as well ns tb* fatigu« <* camping, cowed her to be mnch brokro ux health, end she never fully regained her atrengtb. daughter Ina, aged 14, were maidered “ or * “I f ? 8 from either side of the river. Now, a party some time Sunday night or early Monday »trock atr of the orator and u s uloang 0|| y |# p g yctte side can place bis money in morning, and- there is hardly a doubt that declaration that to place the carpet in that tbe receptacle furnished for the purpose, murderer is William Sells, aged 17, the particular room would be to nun hia pro- R w m ^ promptly drawn to the and brother of the murdered people. jteJI? a o' 8 urove ' tide, the money taken ont and the w • boy gave tho alarm to nei«bbor bla blighteil hopes in an untimely graro. ia lts p i^, f which, in turn, wi ™./ Monday morning, and raid the "But wbat shall he done with the carpet? I J„wn “ 6_.e_ family had been attacked by two strangers, “Jj'd B* P*rpl»“d proprietor. tomer. whom he described. Suspicion was direct- The artist ran his bauds through hi* hair I A Moboantown, W. Va, letter asy* _ "The famous pictured rocks on the Evans- suddenly I villo pike, about four miles from this place, ed to the boy from hi* *restlese manner, 1 *®d turned his eye* npwsril, sstf to read and his underclothing was found to bo sat- ‘bo answer in the stars. Ibe dreamy ort» U rated with blooil and h* bore evidences of encountered the celling and suddenly. . . "K"3 »SSfri3i?S4»S!i2Sii l i SSJJS3S carpet was in one piece there was not mnch •• * whtta sandstone, which wears Ultle FroMcatlan lb* raciBe Coast Ko Kies. difficultr experienced in carrying oat the *rom exposure to the weather, and npon ita Portland, Oregon, March 9.—The Unit-1 idea. When this had been done there re- smooth eurface era delineated tbe ont- Stock Law notice. mei9w4t •dev, tbo »th dev of April next sill o'clock Take notice. Witness mr bend officially. •41 R. T. ROSS. Ordinary. OEOROIA, CnAwrono Coojmr.—H. D. McCray, edmluletretor of estate of Henry Amoe, deceased, bavin* filed bte netitlon representing that be bee fully dUcbariji-t! ble trust, end praying for en order discharging him from seme. Therefore, ell per ■one at internet ere required to ebow cause on or before tbe May Term of Court of Ordinary why be ‘tould not be dleoberged as preyed for. GEO. L. SAWYER. Ordinary. Jan nary 30.1M9.feb2-w3moe Never Known to Fail. Tbe popular Blood Pnrifier of the day ia O. L C. It is the honest “tried and true” old ln,n— Cure that has stood the test of tim a It will cur* any Blood Disease or Skin Disease arising from impure blood. An excellent tonieand appetizer. Nothing equals it for female complaints. A purely vegetable preparation, containing no mer cury or other mineral poison. Sold l>y leading druggists. THE 0. L C. CO,, Perry Ga oetlwly Georgia Chill Remedy Chill* and fonts have for ymrs sSOctMl tho*- ••nil*, aad will oonUnno to do so an til th. merit, of ltall'. UAonrta chill Remedy become known. This U no patent hambea nostrum, but tbo re.nit of tb* exponent* of e qsorter of a century in compoaad- initana maaafnctnrla dnig In oar Son them ett- niote. | bar. eand myeelr nil thoamad. of oth er, of chronic chtU. nfte rthey hod for a Ioor Ua* re-Uted the effort, of ablo I~ U4 tbo effort, of nbU pbyetciane nnd quinta* ceneed to havo any effect. OnobotLe bt nQ ■ of tea than mi month, etnndin, wtu .OKt * ed State* marshal haa arrested four more molned on the etiling, on tech side of the linen of at leant fifty specie* of aid- the Chiame cArpet, au uucovtrt<l a. ac® of about twenty I birds, reptiiw and flab, embrac- xneh here, charged with raiding the Chioeee I carpet. An qiicoy tred a. ace of about twenty .. . camp* near thia city. Theee men are alio inches, which waa filled in by tbe freeooe *n« in the number panther*, I chaiged with wearing mmaka and iotimi‘lat- painters with a eery clever imitation of the buffalo, ottera, bears, wildcats, foxes, Ing the Chinese by displaying arroa. The texture and coloring of a carnet. I wolvee, raccoooa, opoaauma, bean, elk, tndtnce Mfoinst them U uid to be eon- This plan of carpeting a ciUng may in crown, angleo, turkey., vela, ration, aorta elusive. Thia makee nineteen arrests on time be followed in many bootee. The fish, urge and small, snake* etc. In Mid doubtless approve of the midat of this silent menagerie of aped- ^Hilforqaielo^^eWWMiW eand. laoMdafev ceniLeu. ebowtaawbatM hMOecomplkhed—thuuaad. could be obtain Ml If Jade* Thomas 1. Simmons ]nd|* of tb* thumtu Coon of tb. Macon rlrralL VM cured of «hlli. aod feyec by Umamof UaU'a Oeoigfa CblU Boaody. similar chargee within two weeks by the carpet trade wonld doubtless United Bute* authorities. Some of'lhesd I carpeted defendants ore also accused of robbing th* carpeted oa weD, and th* '*• “£“*7 and valuables at tha find in ths new pattern* i tuna. Th.y waivod examination. ing coverings a fine fidd Terrific Ga. l:,, lo-loa. Pa, March 8.— Riede cool unbar. Pa, ia the ConneUs- ville region, wan th* of At men* of tho animal kingdom ia tha fnll- lenglh outline of a female form, beautiful and perfect in every respect. Interspvraed Macon. Oa. October (, dy lever taw. Mjauu, Ge.. October'll leorfteCfcUft B—Ay ‘ beM cblU TTmi.y 1 etet too.na.5>SrrS2Sr6A b. , t a SSgJ^22r--'^ 0 --» 8