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8 THE WEEKLY TELEGRAPH AND T.IESSFNGER, FRIDAY, MARCH 14,18*4. PREMIUMS FOR CLUBS. Wo will send the Weekly Tblb- «bai n and Messenger (or one year, *rrc, to any one who will get up a club of five subscribers for it at one dollar and twenty-five conta each per year; or to any one who will get up a club of ten subscribers to it at one dollar each per year. This is an easy way to se cure without coat, the best weekly pa per published in Georgia. Give it a trial. Give your boy Smith's Worm Oil. THE BOX FACTORY. A Macon Enterprise that la Flourishing Finely. Our reporter visited the box factory of Me»rs. Traywick & Higgins yesterday. These gentlemen have secured the old rock mill on Pine street and are converting it into a large box factory and furniture manufactory. At present they are using the lower story, in which they are making all grades of confectionery and cracker boxes, of the best seasoned poplar. Consumption of tho Lungs.—A Case of Rapid Development Accompanied by Severe Hemorrhage. The following testimonial to the prompt 1 action of Compound Oxygen in a case of rapidly developing Consumption of the lungs, is given by the writer in order, as he says, that by means of its publication, • some afflicted one may be Induced to try your very simple and beneficial remedy. Fountain City, Indiana. April 17,1882. “Das. Starkey A Palen. Pear Sirs:— Mv lungs have been affected for years, it being hereditary with me, n»y mother having died of Consumption. One year ago this last winter I took a severe cold which settled on my lungs, and finally re sulted in a severe hemorrhage. I had a hard hacking cough all spring; in fact, all through the summer at times, hast fall as the cold weather came on mv cough in creased and f mu haring night sweats every night anA had one or fieri revere hemor- rh'aacs. I was very much reduced in flesh. The color had left my lips and I was ex pectorating thick, 'yellow matter, often mixed with blood. Hcd to lie propped on pillows at night. / had about made up my mind that a few more months would end my earthly career, and my friends have told me since I began to improve that some of them hndonlv given me until next May to live; but ifl die before that time now 1 will have to go in some other way thanConsumption. / have not had a sin gle nigh! sweat since I first began mvr Treat ment.' My cough has' almost disappeared ‘ rapidly »mproring. Very gratefully yours. ‘J. Lindon Parker.” Our " 7V afire Compound Oxygen.” The firm is composed of Mr. I. J. Tray ■wick, well known in Macon, and Mr. J. C.. Higgle*, of Boston. This gentleman | a,t « 11 brings an experience of thirty years at box and furniture making, lie settles in the Booth because of the balmy climate, and se- v lected Macon because of its many advnn- containing a history of the discovery and tages oter other Southern cities as to cli-1 Mode of action of this remarkable curative mate, water, achool and railroad facili- ®«ent, and a large record of surprising 1^. ' cures in Consumption,Catarrh, Neuralgia, The firm manufactures ever}* kind of I Bronehitls, Asthma, etc., and a wide box used by the merchant or manufac* h’angc of eh roidc diseases, will be sent/ree. tarer, fruit crates, etc. They are getting Address i>r*. Starkey «£ Palen, 1101) and in and ordering all the requisite machinery J Ull Girard &t., I hlladelphia. piuly and in great) — A Pair of Vacant 8hackles. .Yesterday morning Master Mechanic w’di soon have in their machinery for I r c „dleton,‘of the Macon told Brunswick Uv>Mon of«» E^tTenncMee Vinjn.a •hipped to the North and West to be and Georgia railroad, found on the foot- ahipped back to us hi the shape of fund- board of engine 108, lying at the upper end ^ JESM ft of the yard, a ralr ofahackle* bolonnlllg new, tbejr wlllUmld• dry hoiisel'l *hul* t . vilIen .iv to m convict. The convict *° i*** 011 wooda used. [who had escaped probably from Lowe' at DuBots, had walked or stole his Macon, ami some time on Sun for making boxes rapidly and in great quantities. In addition to this department they eviden{ly to some convict. The convict "titoy'wlUIntroduce • new feature In car- * mo at D " prater ng end cebinet-meking. They will ss sss.- sass- arSrtMBs SstfpS wih b. done to e new rod ertletlc Edm^Mro^th.To&^Thra he SJSS! lc J-J|l2 placed the shackles upon the footboard. jjmtlMt woods to be found in our nativi I csrrfnlly laying the liamtner and chisel flinnUe " H r e h |''prob»blT .otnewherc In the city. orderfron! Savannah, In addkL*... J£- SS^SwuS^STmthUtolta numerous orders from home merchants. ¥1^* re of vJ^Vmtin^ naka .5,1 ™ 2; , « iUU « wiU » ‘ nmmd kr tS We are glad to have such an enterprise county cliatn gang in Macon. The firm recognises the impor tance of push and energy, and by these will make our box factory one of the most extensive of our enterprises. We shall note any lottery company as has lately at- ill progresa with pleasure. tached to the Henry College Lottery. 8ee - , )t i tho statistics showing how many large A Hew Mule Storr. I P.ri*** soldin so short a time. This proves •Talking about mules/’ said Bandolph Jeter yesterday to a small I ing.’March 27th. Tickets at the low price crowd at Hudt's drug store, “there is one of $2 each. Address J. J. Douglas, Cov- thing, as a general rule, that is a match ington, Ky. Alao, at the same time and place, three- fourths of ail acre of land, with Improvements thereon, lying In the Godfrey district, adjoin ing the property of Fannie Hawkins and Israel Jordan. Levied on as the property of Reuben Rickerson to satisfy a tax fl fa for Htate and county taves for the year 1883 against Reuben Rickerson. Also, at the same time and plaee, I acre of land, lying In the Godfrey district, ndiolnlng theti I H| i | adjoining tho property of Lucy Wilbur and bulls Hialth 14vied ou as the property of I Richard llrantlcg to satisfy a tax ti fa for state and county taxes for the year 1883 agaiust Richard Brantley. Also, at the same time and place. 2'.* Acres of land. with Improvements thereon, lying in the Godfrey district, adjoining tho property of J It Smith and Kd Huff. levied on as the prop erty of Henry Darby to satisfy a tax ti fa for statu and county taxes for the year 1883 against Henry Darby. Also, at the same time and place, one acre of land lying In the Godfrey district, adjoining ' ‘ ‘ ‘ N athan i u-* the , — , _ .ax fa and county taxes for the year 1883, BlffllWeriby Jones. Also, at the same time and place, fifty acres Jf laud, more or less, lying in Rutland dis trict. unjoining property of MrsK H Johnson lid known us part of land lot No 200. Levied ii as the property of C J Taukcrslcy to satlfy ■tux fl fa for State and couuty taxes due on said land for the year 1883 against C J Tan- kersley. Also, at the same time and place, 202 acres of land, more or less, lying in the Kutlund dis trict aiul known as land lot No 26. levied on las tint property of Henry Parker to satisfy a tax II fa for State and county taxes due on said llund for the year 1883, against Henry Parker. Also, at the same time and place, forty acres of laud, more or less, lying in the Rutland dis trict and known a* part of land No 102, adjoin- ling the property of A A C Thomas, Miss J A J Davis and J H Davis. Levied on as thu prop erty of Mrs Harah A MeSwain to satisfy a tax A fa for Htate and county taxes due on said laud for the year 1881 against Mrs Harsh A Me- |8wuln. Also, at the same time and place, six acres of land, more or less, lying in Rutland dis trict and known as part of land lot No 127, ad joining the property of William RoyccaudJl J Kali. Levied on as the property of Mrs Julia Lancaster, to satisfy a tax fl fa for Htate and county taxes duo on said land for the year WJ against Mrs. Julia Lancaster Also, at the same time ami place, 101 acres of laud, more or less, lying iu thu Rutland dis trict and known as part of land lot No 28, ad Joining the property of the estate of Duke Braswell. Levied ou as the property of Mrs Mary Jones, to satisfy a tax tl fa for State and I couuty taxes due on said land for the year 1883 ■against Mrs Mary Jones. I Also, at the same time and place, ISO acres of la» d, more or less, lying In Rutland district i and known as the residence place of W C Har-I dy. Levied on the property of W c Hardy, to Also, at the same time and place. l»$ acres of -jud. more or less, lytug in Vineville district, adjoining property of Lucy Mack, Fanuy Mathews. Augustus Cullen and Prince Rober- sou. Levied ou as the property of John Draper, to satisfy a tax fl fa for Htate and county taxes due on said land for the year 1883 against John Draper. Also, at the same time and place, one acre of laud, more or less, lying In Vluevillc dis trict, adjoiulug property of V Kahn and kiiown as part of land lot 116 of said district. Levied on aa the property of Davis Ford to satisfy a tax tl fa for State and county taxes due on said ‘ »t for the year 1883 agaiust Davis Ford. Also, at the same time and place, one-fourth 1 F an acre of land lying in Vineville district, adjoining the property of H Collin*,fronting on Middle street and known ns lot No W on said street. Levied on as the property of Henry Hunt to satisfy a tax 11 fa tor State and county taxes due on said lot for the year 1883 against lleury Hunt. Also, at the same time and place, one-half of i aero of land more or less, lying in Vineville district adjoining the property of Samuel Washington and Collins. Levied on as the property of Johu Hays, to satisfy a tax A fa for state and county taxes due on said lot for the year 1883 agaiust John Hays. Also, at the same time and place, one-third an acre, more or less, lying in the Vineville district, adjoining the property of A Y Adam- son and Lee Hag. Levied on as the property of Columbus Howard, to satisfy a tax fl fa for State and county taxes due on said land for the year 1883 against Columbus Howard. Also, at the same time and place, onc-hulf of ace of land, more or less, lying in the Vineville district, adjoining the property of H J T Hudson. Levied ou us the property of Henry Harper, to satisfy a tux fl U for Htate and county taxes due ou said lot for the year 1883 against Henry Harper. Also, at tho same time and place, one-half aero of land, more or less, lying iu the Vineville district, adjoining the property of H Collins and Jones St Baxter, and known as lot No 32 in Block 6. Levied on aa the property of Priscilla Jordan, to satisfy a tax tt fa for Htate and county taxes due on said lot for year 1883 against Priscilla Jordan. Also, at the same time and place. 1 acre of land, more less, lying In tho Vineville district, frontlug railroad track, adjoining property of K Isaacs and Joseph ClLLy. levied on as the property of Lizzie Johnson to satisfy a tax tt In tor Htate and county taxes due on said land for the year 1883 against Lizzie Johnson. Also, at the same time and place, i acre of land, more or leas, lying In the Vineville dis trict. adjoining property of Joe Heabrooks. J E Kills and John Walker. Levied on as the ( •roperty of Alfred Kcudall to satisfy a tax 11 a for Htate and couuty taxes due on said land for the year 1883 agaiust Alfred Kendall. Also, at the same time and place, one-fourth l! an acre of land, more or less, lying in the Viucvllle district, ajolnlng the property of Kdward Jackson and L. Vannuckl. Levied a as the property of Hattie I*cwls, to satisfy _ tax fl. fa for Btate and county taxes duo on said lot for the year 1883 against Hattie Lewis. Also, at the same time and place, of au satisfy a tax fl fa for Htate anti county taxes <lt_ _ ou said land for the year 1883 against W c Har dy. Also, at the same time and place, eighty acres of land, more or less, lying in Rutland district, adjoining the property of C McKinney Remarkable Bad Luck. Such bad luck was never experienced by lottery company, as has lately at- to them, and that I. . OeomotW.. A lo- _ M(ur> . R D C<l]c & Co 0 , SfwMn cwnotke haa rights on the track that cren Oa.. are prepared to furnish engines, saw a mule is bound to respect, and hence ami grist mills, presses, pulleys, shafting thev nearly alwava come out second beat I “" d beet quality at low prices. I shall norcr fo^t. and he u as the tougli- business thoroughly and hence are able to I UhIn,2F.i!ite, iU »„ X r offcr Inducement* to buyers. Write to mraaw hte^SSu “isureiy down U». tb ' mbUyi "* track ahead of the locomotive, apparently „ in full possession of the fact that there waa I T,,E PLANET - JB ‘ a Mn.rting locomotive on the same track .... , hearing down toward hitn, because every 0n * 01 th# “ 0M 0n J u » Imp'amanta ot now and then he would look back and I ^ „ . . « . kick np f neerincly. My engineer slowed I Dropping In «t E. M. Sargent <fc Co. • np a little, thinking that the stubborn an!- seed atore on 8econd street yesterday af- him and the locomotive was growing P"* 0 o! ,b ese famous iropls- shorter, and Just as the mule turned his 1 ments, just received by the firm. The bow we "<** lotting along, he “planet, Jr..” Is, by odds, the moat com- CSSS r SSSK iSSSSSS P kte "T »ndg.rdra Implement that ha. Tin re wts no cliancolor Win to get ou* nor Wim rmpeottochrap- could tho engineer atop in time. Wcl lESnuf dosed our eyes from the sight and atufied w n u fingcra In oar rare to keen from hearing I “all™'™ fingcre in oar ear, to keep the crash of bones, llutwch and when we opened our eyes „ cultivation of cotton; anil its capacity < I economlalng labor is fully equal to mule’s beds com. In contact wUh tb* SltmS.'nf'nlL •So^iiKMiSn 1 tfifflridwiThawhim* bwjj^lvatoraof*{JT per that sounded for all the world like B ^ df-ibive laugh. The pilot had lifted him .ImJ"inH Yh!»°*1 n111nt *7*m!?r out of tiic pit and gave hitn an upward JJSJ? niof,KI toss. While in the tir mean thing saw jJJS A*l tu >ii*nNi mil aiiattaMii iim (thaiuiaM " 1 win nfcwsitjf. Airra»h lias this enter prising firm disposed of an immense nuoi her, and the, enormous new supply be. I >okens a rapid and Increased sale I unique implements the Wnat :s Cents Will Do. Tiic small sum of 25 rents invested in a bottle ol Norman's Neutralizing Cordial will save you many hour* of pain and su(- sarai •* tb * all over the land. Every druggiat and I wh " 1 ot » b « Central cotton press, in 8a- cross-roads merchant ran get It. ~Ve ahlpping it every where Fire at Savannah. A Ore broke out Tuesday night on board A LOST WATCH are | vtinnah. Tlie vessel was ready for sea, and had as ber cargo2,000 bales of cotton, fifty tons of phosphate rock, ami 2,700 bar rel staves, valued at S-JS..115, ami was fully covered by Insurance. The lire was finally Turns Up Aftar Balng Lost n couple or 1 gotten untier control, after a desperate Month. light by the Are department. The amount . , _ . „ , „ , I of damage to cargo and vessel haa not tbs last Christmas Eve, while passing b« n ascertained. The fire waa discovered JohoM. A. ll.nl,'.-corner, Mr, C. H. lied-1 by the action, of the captain’, dog. ding missed . liamlsoine gold watch given him by hi. fstlier. lie was uncertain whether his pocket had been pickpl or I Mre. M. R. Donnely of Arredonda. FU„ whether he had lost It In some way. At|“J?,' V.Norman'. NeutraiiringCordial is any rate he notified the several watchmak The Land of Flowers. 1 a splendid medicine. It baa cured me any rate he notified the several watchmak- ayipepala and l sleep better than I have ers of the city to look out for It. In Janu-1 in twenty yean.” The above cornea from ary. a year ago, be had the watch repaired I a lady who haa lived more than ber "three at tho house of J. 1’. Htcvens A Co., and | aeon and ten." Kits, their watch repairer, made a s of the number and also the Initials R. " engraved upon the case, rrilay morning a negro wei , .t Co.'s and presented the aira, wanting tho binge ot ti FOR SALE. “J. V. R. " engraved upon the case. Ye5U!riliy morning a negro went into Elevens & Co.'* and preaented the wates . lv .„, for repairs, wanting Ihe hinge of tire case a^iung,. Hangers, etc. All • kinds caat. fired. Mr. Rees recognised the watejr at] inn. once, and in a quiet way communicated Write for price* on any kind of mach tie fret to Mr. Williams, of the firm, who] Tfk R. D. COLE A CO.. »— •- ...... ....... i-1 marliwly Newnan, Oa. i Cotton Irenes. Mill Spindles. Pulleys! TALBOTT & SONS RICHMOND, YA a 05 <D H MACON, Ga. and ti Ff’owant, nod known aa partL lot No 226. Levied on aa the property ot Hen H Durden, P) aatiifjr a tax fl fa for Htate amL county taxes due on said laud for the year 1883 ajtaiuftt Henry Durden. Alao, at the same time and place, 40 acres of land, more or leaa, lying in the Kutlanddls- trict, adjoining the property of Mr* McSwalnl and J A Davis, and known aa part of land lot No. 101 Levied on aa the property of J H Davis, to satisfy a tax fl fa tor Htate anil county taxes for the year 1883 against J H mavis. ■ Also at the same time and place, 26t acres ■r land, more or lesa, lying In the Rutland | district and known aa land lot No. 231 andH |the residence of Goo F Cherry. Levied on H the property of Geo F Cherry, to satisfy a taxi tt fa for Htate and county due on said land for the year 1883 against Geo F Cherry. Also, at the same time and place, 80 aerva of land,more or lesa, lying In the llazzarddiatrlct, adjoining the property of A Davis and others |mid known as parts of land lots No. 177 and 178. Levied ou as the property of Mrs. Mary Walker, to satisfy a tax fl fa for Htate and coun ty taxes «lue on au'id ». id for too year 1883 against Mrs. Mary Walk r. Also, at the same time aud place. 90 acres of land, more or less, lying in the lluzzard dis trict, adjoining Iproperty of J J Amazon. D ('lay and John Davis, and known as parts of ota Nos. 42 and 43. Levied on as tho property ■ W. W. Heath, administrator, to satisfy a tax hi fa for State and rouaty taxes due ou said land for the year 1883 against W W Heath, ad| Imtnlitrat jr. Also, at the same time and place, SoO acres] f land. more or less, lying in the Hazxard dlsf . - pcrtjr o( H j L* mar , k K ■■■■PL. JP-. lurry, and known as parts of land lots Nos 237 and 238. Levied on as the property of William Howard, Co satisfy a tax (I fa for Htate and county taxes due on said land for the year 1883 against William Howard. I Also, at tho same time and plare, 232 acres of acre of land, more or less, lying in the Vine ville district adjoining the property of Alex Dickey. John Walker and Joe Scab rook. Levied on as the property of William Wines to satisfy a tax fl fa for Bute and county taxes due on said lot for the year 1883 against William ' fiso, at the same time and place. K of an acre of land, more or leas, lying in the Vineville district adjoining the property of Wm Wines, Alfred Kendall and Alex Dickey. Levied on as the property of John Walker to satisfy a tax fl fa for Htate ami county taxes due on said lot for the year 1883 against John Walker. Also, at the same time ami plare, 10 acres of land, more or lesa, lying in the Vineville dis trict adjoining tho property of Floyd Carter. Anderson Holmes ami Alex Roberts and known as part of land lot No 132 of said dis trict. Levied as the property of Ben Bmlth to satisfy a tax fl fs for State and county taxes duo on said lot for tho year 1883 against Ben Smltk Also, at the same time and place, V£ of an acre of land, more or less, lying In Vineville district near UnlonvIUe church and adjoining y of Mrs Napier in land lot No 23 of nd the property •• Paid district. Levied on as the property of Jane laud, more or less, lying la the Ka»t Macon M West to satisfy a tax fl fa for state and county district, adjolnhig^the property of HcnryJ^j Tigsle and estto . - taxes due on said lot for the year 1883 against Jane West. mad Also, at the same time and place. U of acre of land, more or less, lying in Vinevllh* district adjoining the property of Angcline Monghou,Thomas Johnson anil others. Levied on aa the property of Amanda Taylor to sat isfy a tax fl fa for State and county taxes duc- on said lot for the year 1883 against Amandn Taylor. Also, at the same time and Place, one acre of land,more or less,lying in’VlnevUIe districted- ‘ Dining property of Mrs Napier aud Jerry Boa- jrooks, and known us pur; of laud lot 23. satd district. Levied on as the property Allen Heabrooks to satisfy a tax fl fa for Htate and county taxes due on said lot for the year 18V against Allen Heabrooks. Also, at the same time and place, one acre or land, more or less, lying in \ inevlllo dlstric adjoining property of Mrs Napier and Allv„ Hoahrooks ana known as j*nrt of land lot No 23 of said district. Levied on as the property of Jerry Heabrooks to satisfy a tax fl fa for Htate and county taxes due on said land for the rear 1883 against Jerry Heabrooks. Iso, at the * | « H THE DIXIE ON WHEEL? DIX| V E.” W Our a Ch9ap F,rat ' c,a ? 8 EN C>NE for cinnin* 01 riir33Tlns,l u Jy tie STANDARD ENGINE, GRIST AND SAW MILLS. wnwPtMlr b m?i*l.' mp ' e ,n instruction and durable, all wo ask TALBOTT & SONS, i 1>KGHA31, SlRnniror. SIlCON.GIiOlta and known as part of lot No 4 In block 9 In said district. Levied on as the property of Priscilla Stewart to satisfy a tax tt la for Htate ami eounty taxes due on said lot for the year 1883 against Priscilla Stewart, also, at the same time and place, four acres, more or less, lying In the East Macon district, adjoining the property of Peter Goodwin, J J Jessup and G M Davis, known as part of land lot No 87 of said district. Levied on as the CENTRAL FURNITURE HOUSE Nos. 60 and 62 Poplar Street, t £N Hie front for the patronage of the people, with as oomplete and well assorted stock Furniture, Carpets, Mattings, Oil Cloths, Shades, Rugs, SKXSSSS *>'“I Wgquolj^ sndUGWq si pattof lot E in block , L A set (6) good Chairs for ttTfi “Little Bei«ity”Bed Room Smt. seres on i« e-s, lk° om Sait complete ten (10) pieces foi county taxes due on said land for the year on ' v fo.. St«r Fnii \farhtn Vm«nh n»«aa.o..s a • ** - 1883 against John Potcr Also, at the same time and place, one-half an acre of land, more or less, lying In the East Macon district, on the Clinton road, and kuown as part of lot 63 in land lot No. 33 of said district. Levied on as the Richard Morris to satisfy a tax fl and county taxes due on tald land for tho year 1883 against Richari Morris. Also, at the same time aud place. 1 acre of ordereto the F 1 S Loan<6 '- S!l, “- ete -> awa y down jonder.” Send yoor Oentral Furniture House ! ^SlttSSUSSJ&r* Cb “ r 10 a b0d3t6ad - 10 a Usdroom , BENJAMIN SKA10WSKI the y t the same time and place, lot No 1 I Hcth 11 Gates, agent, Htate and county taxes due on said land for the year 1883 against Hcth 11 Gates. Also, at She same time and place, five acres of land, more or less, lying In the Hazzsrd district and known as the property of Ann Kilpatrick. Levied on to satisfy* tax fl fa for Htate and county taxes duo on said land for the year 1883 against Ann Kilpatrick. Also, at the same time and place, 173 acres of Urn), more or less, lying In (he Howard dis trict and known as the property of Mrs Sarah Johnson. U-vlt-d on as the property ol Sarah Johnson, to satisfy a tax fl fa tor Htate and I county taxes due on aald land for the year 1883 against Mrs Harsh Johnson. A fa for Htate and connty taxes due on said land for the year 1883 against W'llllam John- ■n. deceased. Also, at the same time and place. ISO acres same slmc ami place, eight acres j or or less, lying in Vlucvilledis- trict. adjoining the property of Ed and Rich ard Carter ana known as part of land lot No l&l of sold district. Levied on as the property of I«cwls Napier, to satisfy a tax fl fa lor Htate and county taxes due on said land for the year iUK3 against Lewis Napier. . „ . b Also, at the same time and place, one-half of ■h acre of land, more or less, lying in Vine ville district, adjoining the property ol Aman da Taylor and Thomas Johuson. Levied on as ■■property of Angcllno Monghon, to satisfy ■Wx fl fa for Htate and eounty uxes due ou said lot for the year 1883 against Angcline Monghon. . . I Also, at the same time and place, one-fourth of an acre of land, more or less, lying In Vine-1 vllle district, adjoining the property of L Van nuckl. Edward Xackaon and Joe Long. Levied on as the property of Hattie Lewis, to satisfy a tax fl fa for State and connty taxes due on said lot for the year 1883 against Hattie Lewi*. Also, at the same time and plare, one-half of an acre of land, more or lesa, lying In Vine-1 vllle district, adjoining property of Ingraham Pierson and Thomas Johnson. Levied on as Lthe property of Hanse Lewis, to satisfy a tax tt fa for State and county taxes due ou satd lot for the year 1883 against llanse Lewlsj^m mm idptaccJ Southwest common, situated on the corner of Gilmer and A*h streets, in the city of Macon. Levied on as the property E J Banks to satisfy a tax f. fa for State and county taxes due on said l«»t for thu year 1S83 against E J Banks. A l*o, at the same time and place, part ot lot No 2 southwest common. lying on the alley ln-tween llnmmond and Gilmer streets in the city of Macon, adjoining property of E J Bank* and Mrs H L Turner. Levied on as the prop erty of Marla Cannard to satisfy a tax fl ra for the Htate and county taxes due on said lot for the year !S83 against Marin Cannard. Also, at the same time ami place, part of lot No 2 southwest common, situated in the slty of Macon, between Maple and Oglethorpe streets, adjoiuWg the property of Bart Carter and Myra Tharpc Levied on as the property of Jsne Thoms-* to satisfy aUill fa for Htate and county taxes due on said lot for the year 1883 against Jane Thomas Also, at the same time and place, part of lot No 2, In ' - THE FOSS & PEVEY COTTON CARD. MM.PETO, .^ife/LOIELL rre.-AjjasswaBaa«“ Ci *" i > t,< UuKht the watch in Atlanta four year. | , _ 7 TT , _ „ , w .vn ;>. M - i Bibb County Hhorlff Salon. Officer l-'rank Moscljr and hurtled to the — .tori'. Kohl* In by the rear door. . The following dracrlbed property remalntn* The officer .tepoeil in the front way, and I -teltnqaeat for non p.rm.oi of »UU jn.l before Ned raid wink hi. eyei. the I wjgttjgB*?* **J*l-'** effirar-p nipper, were on hi. riant lb etraeaanl charm doe Itorra, or duefron 1 Mtfd kM found the watch In the I the owner tbei Also, at the same time and place, iio acres of land, more or less, lying in the Howard dis trict adjoining the property of T G Holt. Mrs Carstarpben and Kvaas. known aa parts of land llotsNoantOandjno. Levied on aa the property of Mrs F Htoneto satisfy a fl (a (or Htate and I comity taxes due on said land for tba year 1983 against Mrs F Htone. Also, at the same time and place. 9* acres of Isnd.morcor less.lying In the Howard district, I in Ht In son vllle. aud known as the place of Adam Primrose. Levied on as the property of | Adam Primrose to satisfy a tax fl (a tor Hiate and county taxes due on said laud for the year 1883 against Adam Primrose. Also, at the same time aud place, l acre ol laud, more or less tying in the Vineville dis trict with Improvement* thereon fronting on Vineville retd adjoining the property of Frank Jeter and known as the residence place of T LI Holt, levied on as the property of T L Holt to satisfy a tax fl fa for Htate and county taxes *lue on satd land for the year 1883 agaiust T L Holt. Also, at the same time and place, 13 acres of land, more or leas, lying In the Vineville dis trict, with Improvements thereon, adjoining the property of James R Hicks, Frank Green and Prince Munson, and known as partofland lot No. 22 of said district. Levied on aa thel property of Mre C H Baird to satisfy a tax fl fa for Htate and county taxes due oa said land for the year 1883 against Mrs C H Baird. Also, at the same time and place. 120 acres of Llaml, more or less, lying in the Vineville dlsd trict, adjoining property of Earnest and J Hi Owen*, and known as land lot ot district Nol SI. Levied on as the property of Hamnel T Bailey to satisfy a tax fl fa for State and county taxes due on said land for the year 1883 against 8amuel T fcailey. ■Alao, at the same time and place. 33 acres of Pkul, more or less, lying in tne Vineville dis trict, adjoining the property of Stephen Jeml- son, Emma Bronson and R Kent, with im provements thereon. Levied on as tbeprop- erty of Mrs Causey to satisfy a tax fl fa fori Htate and county taxes due on said land for the year 1»I against Mrs Cm Also, at the same time ami place, 1» acres of land, more or less, lying in the Kast Macon district on (X-mulgee river and adjoiulng prop erty of W L Higgins and known as land lot No 195 of said district. Levied on as the property formerly owned by Stephen Hmllhry to mu- tsgy a tax fl fa for Htate and county taxes due on said.land for the year DM against said ^jXsoSubs same time and place, 74 acres of Hand, more or less, lying In East Macondlstrict adjoining the property of John O’Neal and known aa part of land lot No 121 of said dis trict. levied on aa the property of Francis Day to satisfy a tax fl fa for Htate and county taxes due on said lot of land for the year I8ai agaiust Francis Day. | Also, at the Mine time and place, lot No 4 in block L situated in East Macon on Garden street adjoining property of Mre Graves and lot No 5. Levied on as the property of Peter C Hawyer, trustee, to satisfy a tax A fa for Htate and county taxes due on said lot for the year 1883 against Peter C Hawyer, trustee. Also, at the same time and place, 1 acre of I land, more or less, lying In the East Macon district adjoining the property of James Woods i fronting on Miltedgevllle read and known as I part ofland lot No 60 of said district. Levied on as the property of Thomas J Kldrldgc to sat isfy a tax n (a for Htate anil county taxes due on said land for the year 1883 against Thomas J Kthrldge.^^H W McLendon, to satisfy atax fl fa for Htate and county taxes due on said lot for the year 1883 against William W McU-ndon. I Also, at the same time and place, parts of lots 1 and 2 In square No 43 In tne city of Ma con. and known as the hotel occupied by K K Brown and kept by him as a hotel, said hotel I being situated on Fourth street In said city, levied on as the property of E K Brown, to satisfy a tax fl fa for Htate and county taxes due on said hotel for the year 1883 against E K [Brown, ■Also, at the same time place, part of lot No. MreMuare 72, In rlty of Maron.on New street^ —..ng property of A E Collins and D DolyJ and known as the residence of J 11 Otto. Lev-1 lied on aa the property ol J. H. Otto, trustee, to I satisfy a tax flfa for Htate and county taxes I due on said lot for the year 1883 sgslnst J 111 Otto, trustee. A No, at the same time and place, lot No. 2 southwest common, frontlug on Elbert street.! adjoining property ol Wm 11 Htreycr and Mrs Cummings. mn* r ' State year 1HW agali a N<», at the same time and place, part of lot ■o. 7, In square 87. In the city of Macon, front ing on the alley running through said c——- - 1 alley bade of Mr. Redding’s store. Isold daring i m w m _ .ale k« On the way to the barracks, and when I sheriff at the courthouse In the city of Macon r the electric light tower In front of the onthe Tuesday n April, law to wit: ta.il v-.i I.a.i m.nara.1 tra to .irar. Half sere lot with Improvement* there letter hi at Kaperance, Fla. he year l»l against Mrs Causey. Also, at the same time and place. 7 a and, more or leas, lying in the Vtnevl rict. adjoining the property of Berry Cl Amelia Klmbrew and Kerne*!, and kn part of land lot No. 2tof said district. Levied on as the property of J W Owens to satisfy a tax fl fa for Htate and eountjr taxes due on said land for the year 1883 agaln*t J W Owens. Also, at the same time ami plaee, 4 acres of land, more or less, with Improvements there on. lying la the Vineville district, adjoining property «»f 11T Johnson tn Godfrey . known as part of land lot So »>. levied on a* vLliK- Id. ftotL-r*. fto.ni tn I ^ Vfop*rxr of KlUn Himmons to satisfy a tax Ned sajrs he lives on his father s farm In I n u for Htate and county taxes for the year Monroa connty. He sucks to the story | iski against F.llza Himmons. that he found the watch. 1 Also, at the same time and place, one acre lot with Improvements thereon lying tn God frey district adjoining the property of Carrie n,™ uYl"."tt; I Hlnton.known as part of land lot No 28. Levied Cherry Pectoral Is the natural result of its | on M thepmpertyof Charles Th*>mas to satisfy it tax fl fa for Mate and nmnljr taxes lor the ■ar 1*3, against Charles Thoms*. Also, at the same time and plare, one o» re t with improvement* thi rm.n adjoining the property or feriby Jones ami Allen Mi-Batten in Godfrey district and known a* part ol lot No 29. Levied on as the property of Gconre erty of MrsC % Lemon to satisfy a tax fl uZ Mate and county taxes due on said land for rear 1*3 against Mn C A Lemon. Iso, at the same time and place, 4 acres of - I.I.. I. .hi fi-__il.11. »*e by Intelligent people for over forty C CS. It has indisputably proven itself I year WM, against Charles Thoi ▼err best specific for all colds, coughs. I. Also, at the son and pulmonary complaints. ■MB a fa (or htate and year 1*3 agaln»t George A Cort action. The record of the Moron Guard, in Jour | ™^ mue of Uatflnndajr,contains the foltewinir | “UrrMt. I “3. B. Bulkier, appointed dn.mn.er In jX'S 1 F.irhtbGeorgia Regiment" Thl*UIncur. ..|Uai.. ( pr»ert?./ V.Iemlno 1r ,Slhn Mci, a B. Builder (mr eon) ru nota XUoro, tadkaoKaas put of land lot He. a drummer. He waj a prirato In the OnanU, fake Hb««« io tatrn priioatr m U>e fim l»tue of b«DS I, at the same thne and ptocs, 1M acres of the Wild the property at lac-l. with lmpr-ivrm- t.t» there* ■■(fodfrey district, adjoining imHMH fmens. Yon were lad Into) Jnha Arnold. Mary Brown and Henry Your*. mperfectronofthekllhaland Urtolra*. Ih. pr.p.n, in ir:i from which I•* toeHra lUchaM. to aatufr a U* 0 la for i..iue<i in nil. irnra w 11 ! —■« — » *-«>■--— »— —*—- K. C. Btruavr. laud, more or leas, lying in the Vineville dis trict, adjoining property o! Mrs Herah John son and estate ol Peter Solomon. Levied on the property of Prince Adams, to satisfy a H Lane _x fl fa for Htate and county Uxes due on said land for the year 1883 against Prince fourths of an acre of land, lying In the Best Macon, district, adjoining ttm property of Jane Mfiler, James H Woolfolk. fronting on Second street and known as part of lot No. 4 In said district. levied on as the property of William Johnson, to satisfy a tax fl fa for Htate and county taxes due on said lot for the yearl m seal nit Wm Johnson. Also, at the same time and place. 80 acres of land, more or less, lying In the East Macon district, on Htone creek, adjoining the proper tyof JB Andrews. W A Andrews andB Toll, known as part of hind lot 146 of said district. Levied on as the property of Barton J Perry, to ealtsfy a tax II ?a for Btate and county taxes duo on said land forth# year DM against Bar ton J Perry. . . Also, at the same time and place .2 acres of wd, more or less, lying tn Last Macon die- rict, adjoining the property^ Mrs Lula ..tiles, J L Kennedy ana Mark Olover. and known as part of land lot at of said district. Levied on as the property of Mre Jennie 1 Avar, to satisfy a tax fl fa for Htate and coun ty taxes due on said land (or the year DM against Mre Jennie Lavar. Also, at the same time and place. 4 lanri.moreorlets, lying In the East Macon dis trict, adjoining property of 4 G Pringle and •lex Gordon and Known as part of land lot Ko. 38 of*said district. Levied on «* the prop erty of Elijah Dunn, to satisfy a tax fl (a tor Htate and connty taxes due on said land the year DM against Elijah Dunn. Also, at the same time and place, one acre Adams. Aleo, a! acre of L PHHHbe time and plare, one-half ■ land, more nr less, Utng In Vineville district. In Unlonvllle, on Columbus road, ad joining the property of C II Flowers and Em- me Child*. Levied on as the property ot Hen -1 | nr M Allen, to satisfy a tax II fa for Mate and county taxes doe on said land lor the year UM against Henry M Allen. Also, at tho aame time and plare, 2 acres of land, more or less, lying tn the Vtoorfllc dis- utsa a* part of land lot 21 of said district. Levied I on as the property of lizzie Clay to satisfy a tax fl fa for Mate and county taxes due on said land for the year MB agafait lizzie Clay. Aleo, at the same time sn-k place. C* acres of I laoiLmore or lcas,lylag In the Vineville dfotrkt. a tk. ,r».«rty af fmac Calhawa, to MtUf, a us • fa for WM «.d caaatjr taxaiduaaa aald load fa, tb. yw Ua> agaiaat Imac Cathou. Pr prietor. Massachusetts Oal U streeL adjSnhi? propertyVw^bI UPWARDS OF SIX THOUSAND IN OPERATION. Levied on as the property of WlllJsm I ... ^ OVER SEVEN HUNDRED IN CEORCIAIMILLSt JX3T Reference, J* F. HANSON, Agent Bibb Manufacturing Company,J VIaeon, Oa. ENGINES, GINS, SAW MILLS, ETC. PERKINS BROS., DEALER* IN ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY. eESSiaeSwSr^. L ? r gest Dealers in the South. Levied on as the property of Reuben Gibson. I In Steam Engines. Boilers, Saw Mills, Saws, Shinate. Lath. Planina and VafiAAf&TlS Wsfooni 9 SrnaratoriiSffA'X ^ 'SV'V?'"* ”1"*’ B C *"° Mi "‘“ ReubenGlbeon. I ’•agons, Separators, Cotton Gins, Presses, Sulky Plows, Rskes, Reapers and Also, at the same time rfhd place, lota Nos. 4 Mowers, Shafting and Pulleys. Steam Pumps, Bofter Feeders. Whistles, Gauqes. BraraGond’; . -- *“-> r ri* and Collins-1 Bras* Goods, Piping and Engine Fittings of all kinds, Machinery OIL Etc. -•AeMltyUJMa I *^ 8ecood * Uad b>w pricm^Look^to yourintare.t and fMewprices b f.reboytn*. RHBRHHHHv Mronecker. I Abo, at the same time and place, part of lot I No. 7 In square f* *“ J ” * & erty of Joseph Bond and c Canning on as the property of Mrs H a Htrohcckcr to satisfy a tax fl fa for State ami county taxes due on said lot for the year 1883 against Mr* H | A Hlrohecker. Alao, at the same iltue aud place, one and one-quarter acre* of land, more or lesi, lying In the Godfrey district adjoinlug property ol Thompson and known a* part of land lot No 44 «»f said district. Levied on a* the property of Mre 1J Cose to satisfy a tax fl fa for Mato l and county taxes due on said lot of land for PERKINS BROTHERS, SSSSSS139 and 41 Weat Atebawa Street, - - ATLANTA, CA. prop- Also, at tim say tjnreApd.ply, thm* G. S. WKjsTCOTT, Sheriff Blbl March 3, lw. Bibb County rehTrlTTfiTSale! My ▼—stakU am4 FUvw a««g CtuUM* h evvuft «Ar< if fra**’ np*rt-**i »* C (V\( ttr««cr,wtu SeMtotlree U all wk» hJJ a/ Meed ta vimuiltt U be inn M *• Air that ik*>U ll ,r*«**Ui«n Ue.1 agrM t* relU erdere gnlb. Mv cellreUea mt rMtuU* a—< MM ef the Meet ,ltcaal«e to W fwatla U/ Atotrir** C*tolH*r< I* to targe Mrtef tt of ■/ •wm grvmimg. Am the eH«re*l latietwvr •> •ellse* Beet, Herbeek PMtoUra, MtorbUkwei tm.rU fere (be Il.bb.r4 aa! eetoree •< fettobiee, I ftovlu (be >«tretoto«e ef (be jeh- !■ tbe nr4*i* **4 ea tbe bma ef . Met Mill be r«wt mmj beat attmtoMuaL . H. UEQ08T. teed fiemeer. MacbUlieaH. Mm WILL be sold before the court-boo«c door, during the legal hoars of sale, on the flrei Tuesday In April next, tbe following property: All that lot or parcel of land situated Iu said county, In the city of Macon, fronting U0 feet, more or less, on Madison street and running back along two 23-foot alleys, 2*4 feet, more or I less, lying between the lota owned by Kmellne I 8park*.and others oc one side and tbe lota of I J J Clay ami others, and on the rear by lot of I Mr J 1* Jones. Levied on the property ol Char lotte Barker to sethfy a fl fa issued from Bibb Huperior Court In favor of K L Htrwkecker, Jr, vs Charlotte Barker. . Also, at same time and place, the undivided one-half Interest of ( harie* A Ells, tn port of lot No 6, (a Block 22, fn the city Macon, said lot fronting thirty-three feet on Mulberry street and running back SM feet tn an alley. . whereon Is the two-story brick building now ! occupied by J II Benner, on Mulberry street. ; Levied on as the property of Charles A Ells, tn satisfy an execution from Bibb Huperior Court against Charles A Ells ct al tn favor of Mn C M Bone. • Also, a* toe same time and place, part of lot, o a tn square 41, situated in tbe city of Macon | on Poplar street, adjoining Jewish Hynagngue ami known as the late residence of James R CUAAaXTUO TO CURffZU CASCS OF INDIGESTION, LOST APPETITE, BILIOUSNESS, DYSPEPSIA, SOUR STOMACH. FOUL BREATH. COSTIVENESS. ENLARCE0 SPLEEN. COLIC, Ae. J. It. Johnson. M. D-. of At.Uvi t. . --—, 11.190; saretl am a and oa la of G« *• ronu^uI UoU«ga.*pdhs; LIVER i:um, him !•!»*«. 1 a* . i r « i.. • il I* n.4 !>r:'r >. bet Ul*a*>)v»r«Uar«ai-<l/ fortlui I IU*. J. S lUa.Uy. r,f fi'llUV»rt. 'i I *4 •: , J AU. ■•'J a • 1 u —1 /.-«! | in‘» ir«i>*r.tt<aa u rto*. «b al, »,at fio | >')iir ni—1.. I in tu stTsci oa tbs sjrtsm. The • — At7> .t***fs Draastvt, HsnsahU. ‘UtmoldailNM ri.ha-r Vr-’. JA Crlffcil til Ct:y Cer.*:;. Z£Ti. 1213. Put up in SSe.aaA XL packages and bot-iq <\w C.FSIlZKOHSftCO. • UBM.VH •ME-OICINE land, more or less, lying In the kast Macon district, adjoining the property of A Hrar" *" H Inne and W H Fletcher, and known a of land lot No 173 ol said district. Levi _ as the property of NeU,n Knight, to satisfy tax fl fa for Htate and county taxes due o Mid land for tbe year DM against Nelson at the tame time and place, four acres. , more or iess, lying in East Macon dis trict, adjoining the property of Napoleon Cur tis, Alex Taylor and John Hunt, ami known as pert of land lot No 44 of said dbtsict. Lev ied on aa the property of John Lawton, to ant l#fy a tax fl (a for Htate and county taxes due on said land for tbe year 1M3 against John Aiso, at the same time and place, oae acre land, more or k ~ “ *“ SJSiflteL-. No 1X2 of aakl district. erty of flnuirw Lanier. Htate and county uxea for the year 1«P against Si . Q fo7,mtaTmaMtiaMaadpUc^owe-ioorth earS# MfyHsraA Cm** ol an acre of land, more or lesa, lying Intbe g^iS?^^ Earn Macon district, adjoining the property of p ftZ5?S*ima u.,. ** WEaTtOTT balah auwart. Bam Reddy and J llWooliolk, I march J, foil lawlw IherilL con on Mulberry street and known I house occupied by Dave Croaeline. levied I on as the property of W P Goodall to aatlsfy a I tax fl fa for Htate and rouaty taxes due «m Mid I property (or the year two against W P Goodall I Also, at tbe same time ami place, part of lot ( No 8 In the western range, being one-seventh I interest In the pn>p*rty known a* the Findlay I Iron Works, in the city of Macon, levied on H as the Interest of George W Findlay to satl*fy II a tax fl fa (or Htate and county taxes due by ! George W Findlay for the year 1M3 against I mieorge W Findlay I |wm be sold before the court house door in II ■■ilHof Macon, daring the legal hours of I the flr*t Tiw-tolay April nnt, part of I L la square *1. situated In the city of ■Ko Arch street, adjoining property of G II 4|S!5tU05Sm s i>’ r ; ■ • u lies HIRAM SIBLEY «t CO. Rn ' • - root mat- ,Y. Chicago. IU . . CoiLECTiOKj^or Seeds-plants every dealrabl f theses Ji $5.00 dcr*on’<i New Book, “tinrden aniVarm' Tepkca Weed* r Pie rd kind*. rtl« to that tr of 350 pa of l’< j . | j. . _ jfoiA f- I •••' ti it t conuinlar a |-.rtralt «.f It.,-aulhi.r. Ti.*- prl. «• --f b*.k ■ (1.50. CsUIsfus*d**Kverything for the€inrden,»»»fivlnjf <1*-UU* ,fr,-e.»napplu PETER HENDERSON & CO. £££££ IS I