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—■— THE WEEKLY TELEGKAPH AND MESSENGER, FRIDAY, APRIL 2 r ». 1881. OUR COUNTRY SCHOOLS. A Plea In Their Behnlf—A Reply to Profes* •or Zettler. Editor* Telegraph and lle*senger:—h\ your issue ol the 19th inat M and under the leading, "a very unsatisfactory condition cf affairs in the country," great injustice, we think, has been done to the patient, hard worked, and poorly paid country public school teachers. The invidious comparison between the teachers them* selves, as well as the work done, in the city and country school**, the one class lauded ns among ‘‘the beat in the Union," the other with but few ex* ceptions “had not only made no progress, hat had actually deteriorated," is cer* t.‘ inly humiliating enough to the conscien tious teachers in our county school dis tricts. The writer does not call in ques tion die fact that the teachers in the city -chools arc doing good ntul satisfactory work; he believes they are, and that as « class they are worthy and eminently quali fied for the work in which they are en gaged. Nor is he prepared to accept the insinuation contained in the article or edito rial under review that the teachers of the country schools, for the most part, are un worthy and incompetent On the contrary, ho knows the reverse to be true. Hut as i -'gards the insinuation, such is die neces sary conclusion to which we must conic i &ding such language as this: “The and Sunday-schools, several ladies, thirty children from the Sa vannah Female Orphan Asylum, arrived in Macon and were left stand ing in the union depot. When dayligh t appeared the children arose and dressed themselves. They were then given a walk over the city In tr.e cool, bracing air. and the exercise sent roses to each little check ami gave them a tine appetite for a splen did breakfast prepared for them lit Brown's Hotel, under the auspices of the Bibb Sun- day-school Association. Messrs G. B. Oettre and John R. West from the Presbyterians, Messrs. R. F. Bur den ami R. D. Clanev from the Metho dists and Mr. Hugh Willet from the Bap tists, were on hand, and loft nothing un done that would tend to the comfort or pleasure «f the little people. After breakfast they went into the hotel parlor, where they sang a few songs very swi etly. They seemed exceedingly happy and were full of love for Mr. floppar'd, whom they regarJ as their warmest and best friend. They took the morning train for Colum bus, glad of their stop oyer in Macon- irom Ceding such language as this: board of education and superintendent tiierefore obliged to pick up such men as they can get. and accept ns satisfactory whatever service they may render.” And again: “Parents are not willing to buy hooks at the dictation of a man in whom they have no confidence." Can such a nmtiment as the above do credit to the head and heart of the superintendent, or to the intelligence of such men as compose the board of education of Bibb county? Surely not. What, pick up any kind of a man— g««od, bad or indifferent—accept as satis factory service which is known and pro nounced unsatisfactory, and give a man n certificate of proficiency and moral fitness for the office of teacher and send such a one to teach the children of parents who have no ^ confidence whatever in him? No one can believe the men who have the care of the ed ucational interest o! our county, even by implication, could be capable of such J&r do we think the writer any more fortunate in the two solutions suggested as a remedy for the evils complained of— • either the board must laigely (the italics are mine) increase the salaries in order to secure competent male teachers, or the people roust do as the city people have done—accent female teachers for their schools." with regard to the employment of female teachers, the writer believes that for the same service rendered both os re gards teaching and discipline, she is enti- tied to the same remuneration as her male competitor. That such a teacher is not ns generally acceptable in the country as the male arises from the fact of his stipjiosed greater controlling power and influence, and not from any want of confidence In her teaching capacity. Nor can we sup pose that our schools would be improved by accepting female teachers at unremu* iterating salaries. But whatever may be the sex of the teachers in the country schools, in order to render the schools more efficient. an increase salary In many instances absolute necessity, though A FI rat- class OMWEROlftU Businessjjciiool CBUiGE, ('4tt.lt, any Nsr1h.rfi.wr Mud lor dural in, Ire-. W M.KWY. ■ *5* 266TH EDITION PRICE 0NLV$1 Bv Mail Postpaid. KNOW THYSELF. \ Great Medical Work on Manhood! Robbed of His Savings. For about two weeks, Forest Emerson, porter for Mr. Dave Cromeline, has been rooming With Charlie Lovi, of the same color as himself. Forest managed to savi up almost seventy-five dollars, but instead of putting it in a savings bank, lie placed it in a valise. About a week ago he found the valise ripped open and hla pocketbook containing the money gone. Charlie failed to share the room as for merly, and as a matter of course sus picion fell upon him as the thief. Forest looked over town for his former room-mate, but failed to find him. Finally a friend told him that he had seen Charlie wRh Ins pocket book, ami this caused Forest to place the matter in the hands of the police. Yester day officer Clias. Mosely arrested Lovi and placed him in the barracks until Forest Exhausted Vitality, Nervous aud Physical Debility, Premature Decline In Man,*Errorsot Youth, snd the untold miseries reciting from fndGcrctlons or excesses A book for every man. youmr. middle-aged and old. It contains US trtifvlpilon* for all acute and chronic dls eases, each one of which Is invaluable, fio fhoud by the Mi'hor, whose cxperienc for •.*3 years is such as probably n*»ver be fore fell to the lot of any physician 800 pages, bound in beautiful, French mu-din. cmboweJ covers, full gilt, guaranteed to be a fln?i work in every sense—mechanical, literary and professional— than any other work sou) it this country for -2.50. or the money will be re funded iu every instance Price onl* “ " Administrator’s bale, GEORGIA. BIBB COUNTY.-Will be sold before the court house, in said county, on the first Tuesday in Mar next, during the legal hours of sale the following described property t.; v.U. One undivided third (* ■;> part of thet tract of land in the Yiuorilto district of said cou Jty, lying Just outside the limits of the city of Macon and known as the late residence of Mrs. Nancy M. Clarke, said tract containing twenty-three (2S) acres, more or less, and ad joining lands of Macon Canal Company, the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia railroad aud Oak Ridge Cemetcry.sald property la-long ing to the estate of Mrs. Virginia U. Wade and to bnf-oid under au order of the court of ordi nary of said couuty fox distribution. Terms cash. ALBERT II. KOKH, Administrator Mrs. V. B. Wade. Also, by consent of the owners of the other two thirds of said property, the same will be sold at the same time aud place, so that the purchaser may get title to the whole tract. ftprS-lawlwJ L bol for Divorce. Lalle K. Bailors vs. Henry C Sailors. No 24 -.ary _ October Term, IMS, Bibb Huper'or Court It appearing to the court by the return of tha -herifr that said defendant in above staled case Is not to be found in »he comity of Bibb, and it appearing »o the court that said Henry Gj Sailors, defendant aa aforesaid, resides out of the bUte of Georgia, to-wlt, lu the city of Kan- aa Citjr. state of Missouri. It is. therefore, ■ could get a warrant issued from the Coun Court. This was done and Lovi put in jail. He stoutly denies the theft, and savs it is his misfortune to possess a ]>ocketDook similar to that owned by Forest. Perpetual Injunction. In the United States Circuit Court in Maryland, It was, on the 10th of March, 1881,[adjudged and decided that a perpetual injunction be issued against Louis E. Wet ter, and eighteen others, restraining them from imitating the labels of the Ilumford Chemical Works, manufacturers of Here ford's Bread Preparation, and also from .using their old bottles. The defendants were required to bring into court all fraudulent labels, and all im itation powder, for destruction. It was decreed that the Rumford Chemi cal Works be entitled to receive the profits which have been diverted from it by rea son of the infringement, and the defend ants were ordered to pay all costs. Thus is another victory scored for the Rumford Chemical Works, who, not long since, caused several parties to be heavily fined for violating the injunctfi n of the Supreme Court restraining nil persons from offering for salo “Acid Phosphate" (so-called) iu any package wliiehVhail Ikj a substantial or colorable imitation of Here ford's Acid Phosphate. ided lu every instance Price only tl 00 mail, postpaid- Illustrative sample 6 cents. nl uow. Gold Medal awarded the author bv M awarded the author by I the National Medical Association, to the offi cer* of which he refers I This book should be read by the young for I instruct'on. and by the «incited for relief. It will benefit all —London Lancet. 1 There Is uo member of society to whom this book will not be useful, whether youth, parent guardian. Instructor or clergyman.—Arnnnaut, Address PSA BODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE, or Dr. W. H. PARKER. No. 4 Bulflnch streot Boston, Mass., who maybe consulted on all I diseases requiring akill and experience I Chronic and olstteaU diseases that have I baffled the skiff of all other IIDi ! physi cians a specialty. Such IKIJ wJu treat ed succenfullv without an TIIVGU'I L instance of failure. 111 X oLli I dec7wly ..■I . the court that service of the Heel In said above staled cause beptrfocted by publica tion of this order In the Telegraph and Mes senger, a newspaper wherein the ftheritTs sales of atld county of Bibb are published, once a month for four months and it is further order ed tbst said de eudant, Uenry C. >otlore. do app.ar at the April term, 1811. of void Bllib Hu pcrlor Court, to Be held on the 4th Monday In April. 1881, to answer aald libel, snd that this order b«* cirered upon the minutes of said court of this date. In open court. th!s*22d day of October, 1883. *" ’ ’MMOS8.J a. c. M C. c -• M If J EMI tON. Plaintiffs Attorney. A true extract from the minutes of Bibb int erior Court. A. B. ROBS. Clerk. October 22,1881. lam 4 in ADMINISTRATRIX'S SALE. ffitflnnl ^vMtsnnrnts. Macon County. GEORGIA. BIBB COUNTY.—By virtue of it order from tho court of ordinary of said IUbb county will be sold on the first Tuesday iu May, 1884, at the court house door, in saiu county, between the legal hours of sale the Mowing property to-wit: One house and lot East Macon, bounded north by land of 8. Dunlap: east by lot of Fred Jordan; west by -~e lot ou which is the Episcopal Church, and South by a street nt right angle to Main street, containing one-half acre more or less. Also one vacant lot In East Macon,containing one acre more or less, bounded north by the colored church lot: east hy land of David Flanders; west by land of Ike Harris and GEORGIA, MACOJf “COUNTY.—Whereas, south by Poplar Spring street. Hold u tlic property of 1>. M. Flatulent, late of laid county, deccaaed Term* cash. nUtraUnn Thlifs. therefore, to cite and admonish all penona concerned to be and appear ,t the rt o! ordinary of raid county i idaytu April next, and ihow ci r tadletten thould not beirran Ihla lit day of January,?**!, JOUNM. ORKEU. j.ni-UwSm Or,I In. re. .Jones County. iffy, need not bo a larfte one—live, ten or fifteen dollar* a month more, where Hie salary is not already satisfactory, would be amply •uRlcltnt. Then let the superintendent discharge hu duty by visiting the country schools more frequently, encouraging tire teachers wlio are doing satisfactory work, holding them upas models for those who are not doing so well, showing these last the tie fee s iu their methods, and striving to bring the whole up to the same measure ot elttcleucy. Let hint talk with the pat rons of the schools, encourage them to anitain their teacher In his efforts to ad vance their children by furnishing them all the necessury text-books and keeping them regularly in school, or as ntucli so as practicable. By so doing a spirit of rival ry trill be infused among the teachers, and tlse present corps witlt rarely an exception willbe able to tlogond work and give gen eral satisfaction. If nny are found to be incompetent or morally unlit for the work to whiclt they huve been assigned, they should be discharged at once. Wn. Ryder. The enervation and lassitude of spring time are but indications of the sluggish ac tion of the blood, over loaded with carbon ate* accumulated by the u-e of heating food in winter. This condition may be remedied by tlio use of Ayer's Sarsaparil la, the best blood purifier known. Our Country Schools. Editor. TtIrgraph and iltutngtr: am sure you will do good and good only to the cause of education in the country dis tricts of our county by pcrmlttlngadlscai- sion through your columns of tbecondlUon ot the pnblic schools in these places, ask, tiierefore, that yon allow me to offer a few words in reply to the article of my teemed friend, Mr. Win. Ryder, on this subject, and his strictures on nty state ments. That tba condition "ot most of the country schools" ia unsatisfactory, is a fact. To anv man who doubts, the proofs will be furnished. In such numbers as lo leave no room for que lion. lamsur- prised that my friend is not aware of Use fact. He surely does not know that most ol these school* have each had eight or ten teachers in as many years. He surely does net know that most ot tnese four score men and boy* who took Million* in these schools only did so to make a little money to engage in something rlss. I any most of them, for among the uuraber were several young men who did excellent work and gave promise ot becoming tint-class teach ers. He surely does not think Uiat per sons taking the positions with such mo tives could be "bronght up to the measure of efficiency" attained by those who felt a genuine Interest In their work and were anxious to be retained. I ie surely does not blame parents for not having confidence in tlie judgment of such teachers and therefore declining to buy Rallroatl Meeting. A meeting of the directors of tho Macon and Florida Air-I.tne Company was held yesterday afternoon at the ofltco of Col. W. H. Ross. A permanent organi zation. was effected by the election of Colonel A. J. I-anc as president, the elec tion of a treasurer being postponed until a subsequent meeting. Trollies of the contemplated line were exhibited, allowing the most favorable lo cation to be had. together with the engi neer's estimates for constructing n road over the tame. Col. Lane has been called to New York upon important business. Immediately tqion tils return a meeting of citizens will he held, and an active canvaaa ot all the sections interested in building the road will be made. The board of directors is tn sober ear nest over tho completion ot this impor tant work, and will lose no time In push ing it. GEORGIA, JONES COUNTY.—Will bo sol before the court house door iu said counts during the legal hours of sate, at pul, 11 outcry, on the first Tnesday tn May next. t.-tP 100) acres ot land, being the north corner of lot No. 4. in thoOth district of said county, said land lying one-half mile west ot the town of Clinton, on the north stdo of the public rosd leading from Clinton to Five 1-utnu, opposite ithc land ot K tv Bonner, and embraced in t| turn of the said road at the point known ... Buzzard ltoost. Levied by John J. Roberts] constable, by virtue ot one ft. fa. issued out of I the Justice court OSlst district o M, December [term, 1*8:1, In favor of W. F. Cannon vs Joint I Black, Jr., as the property ot said John Black, Jr. Tenant lu possession notified and levy tumod over to me by said constable Property pointed out by plaintiff's attorney. This 1st April, l«M. | B. J. PHILIPS, Sheriff. I Consumption Curetl. An old physician, retired from prac tice having had placed in his hands by an East India missionary tho formula of it simplo vegetable remedy for tho speedy and jiermanent cure of Con sumption, Bronchitis,Catarrh, Asthma and all Throat and Lung Affections, also a positive and radical cure for Net- vous Complaint*, after having tested its wonderful curative powers in thou sands of cases, has felt it his duty to moko it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by his motive and a desire to relieve human suffering, I will send free of charge to ail who desire it this recipe. In German, French or English, with full directions for preparing ant) using. Hfint hy mail by addressing with stamp, naming this paper, IV. A. Noyes, 149, Power! Mock, Rochriler, yew York. scpllweowlfit at their dictation. Nor can it that he means to say Hie superintendent felt that tlio books were not and the requirement of the Congressional. BsrneavlUe Gszctte. Macon, the metropolis of Ilililr, seems to contain Hie only Con tretslonal timber that will tie submitted lo Hie voters of the uow sixth district. It is rather hell on Hie city to have Messrs. Blount and Hardeman of the same city arrayed against each other, yet such Is the case. Perhaps Pike, Mon roe, Jasper or Putnam has a dark hone necessary, and the requirement of the teacher was wrong. I cannot believe that he thinks the superintendent desires tire removal of any ooe of the teachers now in the schools because of personal Ill-will ot prejudice, and as for the fact stated by me Hint a female teacher could be procured for about half the tarn reqif a goal male teacher, he cert bold me responsible, or think thet I had anything to do will* making it a fact. If he tlnds fault with me fur saying that 1 think an energetic, experienced, skillful female teacher is better titan an inexpe rienced, unskillful male teacher, or a men who drops into the position of teacher tem- porarily and expects to remain but a few months, i can only reply that Uu opinion I hold is honest. I cannot believe that Mr. Ryder under stands the motire actuating me in the work I am now six-daily pushing—that of derating the standard of teaching in our country schools. Ha surely did not read Hie closing paragraph in my hut published report, wherein I lay: "To those teachers in the country reboots who have endeav ored, often in the face of opposition, to in troduce improved methods of teaching I feel especially prateful," af oot aware that Hicir name- the board at the time at tabued in the schools wit •alary. * Uni 1 under groom. In view of the fact that .Macon will furnish the material wo »ug- g.Nt that Macon ftlao be the field at which the nominalinir convention will determine tbe coolest. We await a second lo the motion before the executive committee acta upon it. ireljr n to e ro se of Bui wnether my motives are understood and appreciated or not, 1 shall go on in this work of stirring up the people, and 1 I. ;* I shall ret fa* able to say of th vehoote of Bibb county, they are equal to the l*st country schools in the Union. 1fj ectfolly, B. M. Zriruea. Sheriff’s Sale. fVRDINARY’8 OFFICE. JONES CO.. - GA 'J February 1884.—Whereas.W. D. if. J otm non with the will annexed, on estate ol Will lam Johnson, late deceased, cf Jones rount* These ire, therefore, to cite and adaoni? all persons concerned to show causoat.ii office on or cyt b i first Monday In Aprlln»» If any they have, whyt be sain shad net granted. Witness my hr a1 offis* illy. fc!i27td U r.RCSS, Jones County Sheriff’s Sale, ■ WILL be sold Indore the conrt ho sc door] * * in Clinton, Jones county, between the le gal hours of sale, on the flxst Tuesday In May. 1884,tho reversionary or remainder Interest of the estate of Ileury Christian, deceased, in one house and lot, oontalning two acres, motel or less, in said town of Clinton, whereon Nan cy Christian now resides, and’ in which the said Nancy Christian, widow of Henry Chris road leading to tho Methodist Church and ad joining lots of A. H. Hamilton and K. T. Chris tian. Levied upon and sold to satisfy a tl ‘ from the County Court of said Jones coun.. In favor of N. B. Glover tn. R. T. Christian, adminl«tmtor of Henry Christian, deceased, snd sold subject to widow's dower. Written notice of said levy oervcd upon Nancy Chris- tlan M tenant lu possession. R. J. PHILIPS, Sheriff Jones County. Aprils. UM* apr4-!aw4w Crawlbrd Coun'Vs Crawford Shoriff Salo. Will be sold before the court house doer ... the town of Knoxville. <•*. within tbe le<sl hour* of sal*, on the first Tuesday In May next the following property, to-wlt: The reversion of the dower of Amanda M Clevrlard In lots of land No. 133and 14. and fifty «trc* of lot No. 113, containing in the ovamtat ' 4V> acres, more or leas, all lying and beine tn the first district of Crawford enmity. Levied on os the reversion of the dower of said Amanda M clcvcUnd •bore described lands, and uow In her i*os»., •Ion to sat sf' a fi fa ls*nel from * rsw fo-d 0u or Court In favor ol B. Il.IZcUner. admin ratorof the estate of Tho*. E. t.Tiambllts tie . vs Amanda M. Cleveland, executrix r la dailejr, deco tied. Properl) polnto the A fa. Al*\ at the same Unto and place, lot of land No 153. snd fifty acres of lot No 15t. same belnr the sou hwe toiu*fourth of aald lot. and P scree of lot No 171, same Ulng the wcit half said Lu containing in ail 350 acres, more less, ell lying aud being lu first district I; crawfo'dr ratify. Levied as Ibe progeny of OliverC 1 levelsnd to »ab«fy a A fa ‘.asunl frm Crawford Superior Court n favor of B UZrll uer,adm(nUt>ator of the estate of Thr-mos E Ctnmbl'e .deceased, vs. thessld oliverC Cleve land. Property pointed out In said A fa. Also, at «be same time and plare.lot of land So 124 in tbe seventh district of Crawford county. te leas and 1M • TALBOTT & SONS 1 itfN 1 RICHMOND, YA SIACON, C4a. 91 m THE dixie ox wheel? . DIXi'e“* W our a ChOOP First ' c,ass ENGINE for Chnlnj or rnrauilng.lbuy t«io STANDARD ENGINE, GRIST AND SAW MILLS. oompariison n \vIth V othar^maVos m 11 ' 6 ,n Construction and durable, allwo'aok a cation for etters of administration with wiff annexed, on the estate of 15. C. Sherwocd, late said county. H H l*i to cite nprS-lawtw LAURA C. FLANDERS, ulininUtrntrix.' itors and next of kin of K. C. Sherwood, to be and appear at the May term, 1881, of tho court Mbb County aneriff sates. WILL be sold before tho court-house door, in the city of Macon, during the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday iu May next, the followingprojjcrty, la Three-fourths of ... Vlncvillc district, bounded as follows: On the northwest William Jones; on the north hy WiUlngham's lands, on the cast by Schoflcld’s land. Another pareel ten fret wide, 100 feet long.adjoining on the cast Mrs Levin Causey's residence lot. Levied on as the property of the estate of George Causey to satisfy a tl fa is sued from ordinary's court of Bibb couuty for 12 months’ support of family in favor of Ann Causey vs estate George Causey. Property pointed out by attorney of transferree Also at the same time and place one house . 1 * Houston road, just above Handy — On the north >n the sv'ith in ■ _ _ t'iu dwelling of Icfctidnnt, being abot.i -eveutv or etgnty yards from the Houston :oad. Levied on aa the property G B Huuderiiu to satisfy afl fa is- ordinary of said county, and show caui oy they can, why lett ' * * * * - Ith the will annexed, • said Elihu S. Mt-Lcan estate. Witness mv hand and official signature, this 3>tli day of March, 1881. Bottom, hounded aa follows’ west by lots of M S Thomson, on the s alley; on the northeast GEORG 14 F-Carnes, administrator of the ostatelMP ■oh Richards (colored), late of said county do- teased, has made application for leave to sell the real estate belonging to said estate. This is to cite aud admonish all persons con cerned to be and appear at tho court ofordi- najy of said county on the first Mon day in April next to show cause, if any they have, why said application should not be granted. I Witness my hand and official signature, this ^iarch 7.1884. J. A. McM %NUd, I ^rnarS law4w Ordinary.! <iKOHG1A. BtBH«X)UNYi.~\Vh reaa, W. K. .ad from justice court tMst district G Miu favor of J A J C Ku licrford vs G II danderlln. Property pointed oat by uttorney of traus Iso at the same time and place parts of lots (VJRud 112, In the Warrior district, -taj dls-. teG 51 of Bibb county .containing 32T» acres, adjoining the lands of Mrs K A Jones aud oth era. whereon Reuben Williams now lives. Levied on as the property of Rculwn Williams Levied on as the property of Hcutwn \\ 111 Unis to satisfy two tl fas issued from Monroe County Court in favor of % A Davis rs A J Williams, J M Williams and Reuben Williams. Also, lot of land No 1U2 in the same district, containing 180 acres, more or less, adjoining lands of K F Woo!folk aud others aud whcrcou A J William* now lives, fowled on as prop erty of A J Williams tosutisfy twnfi fas Issued from the County Court of Monroe county In favor of A A Davis vs A J Williams, James M Williams aud Reuben Williams. Notice of levy mailed to defendants. « 8. WE8TCOTT, Sheriff Bllib County. April 8, l88Maw4w* GUARDIAN SALE. GEORGIA, BIBII COUNTY-Under and by virtue of an order from the conrt of ordlunry of said county willbe sold before the court house door, in tho city of Macon.ln said coun- * in the first Tuesday In May uext, between . legal hours of sale, five bonds of tho At lantic and Gulf Railroad Company of Geor gia. Hold as the property of Lula 8. and V lie fo Jones. Terms cash. ~lJ. B. GILES, Guard fan of Lula 8. and Wlille L. Jones. apr8-Iaw4w Adm nistrator’s Sale GEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY-Undcr and by virtue of an order from the court of ordinary oi said county will tie sold before the court house door lu the city of Jf aeon. In said coun ty, on the ilrst Tuesday In May next, between tho legal hours of sale, afl of lot eight, in block ten, southwest commons of tho city of Macon, aecordlng to plan of said city 8oM as the property of Jacob Richards late of aald .F . U , tyAU.s r.H, Administrator of Jacob Richards. apr8-Iaw4w GEORGIA. BIBB CUUNTY-Whcrtaa, Oco. Bank*. adinfuUtrator of the estate of Alary Ann Houston, late of said county, dcccasiaf, has made application foe letters ot dismission from said estate* This is to cite and admonish all concerned to be and appear at the court of ordinary of said county on the And Monday in Juneuoxt to show cause. If any they can. why aald ■ plication should not be granted. Witness my hand and official signature, this March *. 1881. J. A. MtMANIJ.4, ■ man* lawdui* ordinary. ^ lofcOKdlA, BllIB COU viY-Whereas. Peter -.wyer has l oitminfstrationon theostateof fasan Sawyer, isle of said county, dcceood. This Is to cite and admonish si! persons con cerned to bo and api*ear at the court of ordin ary of Mid county on the Hr. t Monday In Mar next to show cause. If any they can, w hy saF icptd cation shout 1 not \c- srann-d. Given under my hand ami official sign Me tils April 5,188! J. >. McMANl g. —Mr. Shakespeare, memlier oC Par liament, U the leading agitator against tba Chinese in British Columbia. cou sty. all lying in ore'ract and containing in ^■■jrorate tea acres, more or leSo, Levied HNWproittrty of William Carter to satisfy ^^foDstredfromOrvefor^Count^r Court in favor of Carhatt ft Curd vs said ' Also, at tba same time and place, lot No 33 In eaventh destrlct of said county, except four * ‘oning to estate of Gray Andrews, de- Levied on as the property of A M satis fv two fi fas lwued from Craw- Hwect. administrator of the estate of Joseph ill. Hhlnholser. late of sa'd cuunty, deivascd, h.a SmmIo appiicauvu iur tetters of dismission frem said estate. I I This Is to cite and admonish all persons con cerned to be and appear at the court of ordl-d I nary of said county on the first Monday itn ■ply next to show cause, if any they can,why ild application should not be granted. I ■Wltm-ss my hand and official signature, this Wareh 31.1«M. J. A. McMANUS. ■ mar31law3ra Ordinary imltlitomtiafv ford Superior Court, ooe in favor of Ormpbell A JonesviHarsh Femras. RDSmith and A N fmlib, one in favor of Mary R DanleUy for use UEORQIA. t:»AWFORt> COlfNTY 1T7 f.nJen .piilies to me to. letter, ot dtoatmtwi en Mattel Matj S. DanleilT.lat* ot mid eoantj. dremmd 1 Id, will ctm all penooa eonremed lo .how reuse. II ear they here, by the first Monday la July. MM,why raid appUcUon .houll not Pleaaant and Harm,.... Novnian-n Neatralixinx Omliel contains no noxlone drug or mineral and U iu-t- I,*Uy hatralcse. The moat delicate Infant re. i take U with impunity. So bad effects follow in use. 8e« advertise mmm Absolutely Pure. Aoril 3.1MI 1aw4w Ordinary GEORGI A, CRAWFORD COUNTY —Thomas Blckaon snd L D. Moore, administrators de bonis non on the estate of Mary Brecon, late of ■id county, deceased, make* application for utters of dlaatMion from said trrot. This will cite all cocc*rncd to show cause. If any they have, by the fint Monday *n April l-Hi, why said application should not be| 11 wftnffmVhand officially, this January 7th, 1 y* VIRGIL 8. HOLTON, janll Uwlm Ordinary. lawtw Ordinor GEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.-Whcreas, 8. Administrator's Sale T^lTLjKOTTT dfe SONS. .S. PEGBAM.Miraodor. MiCON.OBORa OEOROU BIBB COUNTY.-Whcreaa, Eli- ’’ “• McLean, of said county, has made appli- CENTRAL FURNITURE HOUSE e anl nil and singular, the cred- d county, and show cause, if y letters of administration, exed, should not be granted lefoun on K. C. Sherwood’s Nos. 60 and 62 Poplar Street,. J! of ^ ,r ° nt f ° r th ° palroallge of th0 FeoP'o. *Kh <>» complsto and well auorted *took Furniture, Carpets, Mattings, Oil Cloths, Shades, Rugs, mar271aw4w* t * MAT8,,ete,,eto., as can be found in any Hmw in the Honth. I om determined to lend J* A. McMANUS, rather than to be lead in the matter of good goods and low prfoce. —Ordlnw^ L CO k. A*et (C) good Chaim for $2.7» - L'tllo Room Sntt,so,en i «P ,e 22i 2 n ,. v «^ 18 "Oeni” Bed Jioom Bait complete ten (10) i.tecea fot MarbleFreuoh Dre*e,8o.t ««, pieft8e t UU. 1 arlor Suita, I o.tn^ca, bafee, etc,, “awny down yonder." Hctid your or dere to the Central Furniture House! 8:® jauT«53!rttoLr to oh ' u, ' 10 • ,uo bed * iesa ' to a txo - m Rogers, executor of Mm. E. L. Rodgers, late of said county, deceased, has made epplicatlou for letters of dismission. This is. therefore, to cite and admonish »U iwrsousi concerned to be an 1 appear at the court of ordinary of aald county on ibe first . londay in June next, to show cause, if any 1 they can, why said of application should not be granted. * itnoKS my baud and official slrtiatur®, t March 4, \m J. A. Mc5!ANUA, mar'-lamHt'*.* nriinar) BENJAMIN SKALOWSKI THE FOSS * PEVEY C0TT03 CARO. , this raarj-lam3:.f OrJinaryTL ■UBORulA, BIBB COUNTY.—WhereaT Ja*.| Boons h*s male application for letters nf aff| .ax.... tl»« estate of Matilda GoelzJ Jty, deceased 1 . ■ This is, therefoie, to rite aud admonbk sill persona concerned to bo and appear, at the •nirt of ordinanr of said couuty on lire- fi st Mouday In April next to show cau*o. if any they can,why aald of application should not be - slgna _ . J. A. McM 4 N US. Ordinary. Mi'imer, exeeuioroi j.a. toiejr, late oi sum county, deceased, hs* made application for leave to sell one Wesleyan Female «ollege bond and one houso and lot in the city of 51a- con. In said county. This Is to cite and admonish all persons coni cerncd to Im and appear at the court of onlll inary of said county on the Drat Monday in April next to show causo, if any they can,why said application should be granted. I Witness my hand and official signature, this [March 4.188i. J. A. UcMANIN.h mar.'.Uwlw* Ordinal risii'icrs, ns anmimairainx on u David M. Flanders, late of said i ,or ,e * M 1 ■This Is, therefore, to notify ail concerned to (He their objections. If any they have, on or before the first Monday In April next, else h ave will be granted said applicant asap- I piled for. Witness my htud and official ai|uatnrc. this March 4.1M4 J A. McMANUd, marl l-*aw4w Ordinary. foTATE OF GkOKUlA,' BlliU COUNTY.— g Wherean. Henry L. Jewett, executor of the a, Henry L. Jewett, MHRNI — lost will and testament of Catherine Williams, late of said county, deceased, represents to the court.ln hi petition duly filed and rntrret record, that he has fully admlnistcre* • IKIIHI, Itixt MO M mm lull/ Hiiiiiiiiisiiii'i Catherine Williams's estate, and fully execute id her said will. ■This is, therefore to cite all persons con cerned, heirs and creditors, to show cause, any they can why said executor should not be J ' *■ nnla * * letters of diamlsston on the first Monday in May. mu. . Witness my hand and official signature, this February 1. !»U. ' J. A. McMANl'8, febUswtro* Ordinary. ftEORGM, BIBB COUNTY.-Whereas. John ”8 II (tiles, guanlian of Lula H and Willie L. Jones, minor*, makos application for leave to •ell five bonds of the Atlantic and Gulf Rail- sell live bonds of the Atlantic and Gulf nmd Company belonging to said minors. This Is to cite and admonish sll persotd rented to be and appear at tbe Court of l nary of said county on the first Monday In April uext to show cause, if any they can, why said application should not be granted. - . application should not be granted. Witness my hand and official signature this March 8, lM*t. J. A. McM AM'S. mar91aw4w # Ordinary. HK(lll(H..llUlil CuilNTY—Wtacreu, W. w Carnes, administrator of the estate of Mary Ann Brown (colored), late of said county, * ceased, ha* made application for leave to the real estate belonging to said estate. This is to cite and admonish all person* mcerned to be and appear at the court ofr~ dlnary of said county on the first Monday April next to show cause. If anv they have, why said application should not be granted. Witness my hand and official signature. I March 7, iwf. J. A. McMANUS, iaar81aw4w Oi * inary. ftKORGIA. BIBB COUNTY.-Wherees. Mrs H Kate 8. Turpin has made application for first house door, in the city con, In said county, on Tuesday In May next, between the legal hours of sale.part of lot uumber one.tn aqurae twen ty-four, according to the plan of the city ol Macon, containing one-eighth ol an acre,more or less. Hold as the property of ManrAnn Brown, lata of said county deceased. Term* cash. W. W. CARNES, Administrator of Mary Ann Brown. apr8-law4w This is to cite and admonish all persons roucerncd to be and appear at the court of or dinary of said county u the april term, 1884, NO. M. PEVEY, Pf priefor. Ua&achDsefc UPWARDS OF SIX THOUSAND IN OPERATION. OVER SEVEN HUNDRED IN CEORCIA (MILLS 03^ Reference, J. F. HANSON, Agent Bibb Manufacturing Company, Macon, tia ENGINES, GINS, SAW MILLS, ETC. PERKINS BROS., DEALER* IN ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY. The Largest Dealers in the South. M Engine, Bfincr*. Saw Mill., Saw., Shingl,, Lath. Pianino and Matching Machinei. Water Wheels. Grist ard Flouring Mill., Cane Mill*, Wagon,. Separator*. Cotton Gin*, Prcwei, Sulky Plow,, Rake,, Reapers and Mowera, Shafting and Pulleys. Steam Pump*. Boiler Feeders, Whi.tlea, Gauqn Lubricator*, Saw Gummer*, Tanite Emery Wheel*, Rubber Ho.e and flellii n . n J' emery wnecii. Rubber Ho»e and fielting, Brass Goods, Piping and Englna Fitting! of all kinds. Machinery Oil. Etc. •B’Second-haad Machinery ,t low prkos. Look lo your interest PERKINS BROTHERS, 39 and 41 West Alabama Street, - - ATLANTA, CA arogsfflftucaa of a court, to show cause, if any they ran, why said application should not be granted. Witness ray hand aud official stgnatnre. this March 10th, W J. A. McMANUS, marll lawtw ordinary. .'Nf-. I - A 1.1. Cltlll 1 *, AU are te-’.d; csfijr r * rin -*-. d MM nun * 1 j ft Grsia*. Croi«. ‘ ttunnui" HIRAM SIBLEY 6 CO. Rochester, N.Y. I Chicago. Ill tin tins. NOTICE. C. 8. Lcsacnr, executor of the estate of Susan nah fosaeur, vs. Kwell Webb, principal, •**•» John II. Hander*, security.—Com plaint, in Bibb Superior Court. GEORGIA. CRAWFORD C0UNtY.--C. W ruuntr. dzroa.it. . nr lies to a* lor ItUznof .U-ntolon Iron, raid trnsL 1 hi. will da all eooerrazd to show rota*. II •nr Uar bare, bj the fin* Moods, tn April, I***, why aid appllroltoa •tumid aot b* viRon.fi. hoLtox, lanllUwXn OnUoMy. - ,..danta in tbe above* nameil cause, is d*-« 1. and Wm. U. Handers is administrator on his estate. . _ _ It is onlered by the court that said Wm. It- Handers be made a party defendant to said suit, and that he being a non-resident a fopy of this order be served by publication as pre scribed by statute. Signed this 8th day of November. 1883. T. J. HfMMCNS. J. H. C. A true extract from the minutes of Bibb Su perior Court, April 3*1,1883. A. B. ROHM, aprl-lawtf GEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.- Whcreas.Chaa. M. Wood has made a|>|dication for letters of gurodiouship of the person and property ol Samuel K. Crockett, Charles IL Crockett, Georgia E. Crockett and Oscar L. Crockett, minor children of Leroy E. Crockett and Mary Ellen Crockett, deceas'd. Tbi* la to cite and a>lmontsh all persons con cerned to 1* and appear at the court of ordi nary of said county on the first Monday In April next to show cause, if any they can,why said application should Ik-granted. Witness my hand said official signature, this March 7th, 1*M. J. A. McMANUH, mar*-law4w urdlmry. ••THE' THOMAS! ttrsSdtysod *- - 1 jositiwly HA VC one bneteg • tfswlns >_soiure}W fynaagl»—ik,~Tn~ = i 1 -' J r"i o' THOIViAS HARROW CO. llil*. ItfKB 'CDIXTY —Where*. 1, nm mi mis .ppllroUou for b-ttero >.( ilnlaMnUoa < 8r.akfa«tlnz th. CMtdrwu Yesterday momlng at 3 o'clock a (pecial car contalolag Mr. B. B. Btppaid, presL tof tba BUte 8ond»y-*clcjol Amu i and superintendent of tbe SaTanuab This pjinter rerer Tinea. A marrel of I parley, atrmxth, and whcJroomcnero. l $lf»f» Uuuntv. i the estate of Mery A. J. Johnson, late of county, deterred. This u to rite aod admonish all perrons Broi'iro^ntaa^jaih, audcaaoof fa. roid la competftkaa with I ,Vbern,n.ltT ud wstln. iput ud nJaStoa themtumndeof low tat. Oort welebt, KLm.Jii5.TSilillipli. upoa t*«ram. alum or phosplmt* ponder*. Add .try ia latte oVtoki m. oa the tuk «ayaif«,UM, roar. BotalBAiikoPownnCo. WtwU-'»«»r«—»■ >■ ^ tale fay Jaqoa AJofanaoa. I «prj*i.w*w ronerraed to b. aad •ppeu- it Um M»r term, list ol the court ot onflnizy nl raid rntraly .n i ilmw eaaro. II ur they e»n.w hj letter, oi •(li.mUtrallea.houM - plleant. foot be granted lo ap Ordinary. wuntoa my official l«wi. aprlOlawiw* signature this. April Ml ’ j.A McMANUS, ftKORGIA. BIBB COUNTY-Whereas, NU- x* bet Wingfield baa mode application for let ters of adminlstrotlea with the will annexed on the estate in the county of Bibb, in said Htete. of fomUa A. Wingfield, late of ibe coun- ... ... - . - - g utl ty of Hamilton, In tbe Hutc of Tennessee, »le- Ite*. j. B. Onma, Editor i Sm* C’janra>rL«.0 TO C UHn^LL c.'*5.i OF INDiCESriCH. 1051 hPP£ (ITt. BIllOUSHiSS. DYSPEPSIA, SOUR STOMACH, FOUL BREATH. COSTIVE NESS, ENlARCEO SPLEEN. COLIC, AC. .1 H J n. M. 1>. ef v v >. Mu*. A** ; This is Ut cite and admonish all persons cerned to be and api>ear at the court of ordina ry of Bibb county at the April term, lv-i, of said court, to show cause, if any they can,why Mid application sbfrald not be granted. Witness my baud and official signature, this March Klh. ism. J. A. McMANUH, martl-lawlw Ordinary, \ PH17R A l right tw»/than anything el*^ Fortaoet await the workers rfcVWSIVIJ At onre odldress Tact A Co., Augusta,