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TIIE WEEKLY TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1884.
CEEL'tt SOLILOQUY.
“M008ICK AND DRINK WATlft.”
THE ATLANTA WALKERS.
ASIdoScene Borrowed from the Inter-
City Walking Match.
PEllSONH REPRESENTED.
Albert Seel, The Flying Dutchmen.
Ed. W. Kiddle Lord Chamberlain and Chiof
Backer n( Seel.
Scene: Atlanta, rotr-room Marsh’s store,
window opening toward* the Maeca Park.
SEEL—
Oh, my Lord,
Preii not a falling mail too far. 1IU mUcry
Lies within the compass of his heart, uud
Finds therein its deepest sting.
Lord Chamberlain—
Thla it my charge,
Because of all those thiugs you'
, I of late
Both In Atlanta and “the ancient village,”
Whereby I aaiure you 1 have suffered
“■pstaK *-*
bluff,
That therefore, aueh a writ l>e sued against
To forfeit all thy prestige and haughty pride,
Lucre, and whatsoever, and to l>e
Lucre, and whatsoever, and to in;
Out of the great Chamberlain’s protectlo
* ramta meditr’
i thee to thy meditation.
Biel—
Edward, I did not think to shed a tea
lu all my bulldozing, but these Maco
“sand-
plodders.’
Hate forced me, out of honest truth, to play
the woman. .... ,
Let's have some “drink water, and thua far
hear me, Edward, _ . tt .
And when I'm foiyotton, aa I shall be.
And slumber lu the regrets of all Atlanteans.
Where the public shall see and hear no more
of II
6ay that Albert Peel, the.”Flying Dutchman.
That trod the saw-dust of the great (into City,
And vauuuUhed in aclln her noblest tramp*—
8ay that he, in his superb conceit.
Was dow ned by the “sand plodders of the
“sAfieutvillage;” . , .
Bay mat lie, with all the “woosik and drink-
water,”
Could-not rival the mighty Tlolmes s stretch.
Hmk but mv fall, and that that ruined me,
Edward. I charge thee, fling away conceit.
By that sin. see the mighty Dutchman full n.
Hold i hy ducats fast, and gamble not.
Silent pluck and grit wins more thau bluff and
blarney. .
Do not go too heavy on the Atlanta tram
They'll not do to gamble on in a wa
match.
Still lu thy hip-pocket carry a seven shooter
To alienee the “sand plodders” of the “village,
Then, if thou fall's!, oh, unhappy Edward—
Thou fall'st a thoroughbred.
[Exeunt All,
Som.*«.f NO... About «h. l B ,.r.CI«,iCh«hlr. Dowo.d b, Ml. Flr.t Coed
Walking Match. Square Meal.
And now the drummers are talking' Below will be found cards from two of
about getting up a walking match. the defeated Atlanta contestant* In the
The Atlanta prople want a twelje-hoor | ate W aUkin^ match. The one from Seel is
cin^ wttlk aU houn• ’ ^ ■ honest and noble, bat that of Cheshire is
One excuse for .Reel's defeat Is that he flimsy. The truth of the matter is, this
tried to sing "Sweet Violets” and win the was the first square meal Cheshire ever
match at the same time. | ate, and • ompletely demoralized his
The entire force of S.T. Coleman & Co.’s g t0 mach.
wholesale house were let otF at -4 o'clock on , tivi
Saturday to see the walking match. | WHAT SMI. SAYS.
Atlanta, June 10.—The first walking
at the park between two men from eocl
tiro company.
In addition to the walking, there will be
races of every other kind, and all aorta of
amusements.
Ford is a member of No. fa band and ^L'^TA June ‘V-T*”? hrs' wawmg
also a member of No. 0 hire Company. PJJJ™ 1 2d* w2a ?riemi
hasd Macon claims the wiry hero for ter congralu lations and presents followed ine
Capt. Sam Dunlap donates $10 lo the
md now being raised for the walkers.
"aTClu*
THE DANFORTH OA8E.
What wns Done In the Superior Court
Room Yesterday.
The case of J. Rhodes Danforth, charged
with the murder of Wm. Landsberg, wns
called yesterday morning in the Superior
Court, Judge John D. Stewart presiding.
The State was represented by Solicitor
Hardeman and Capt. J. C. Rutherford.
The prisoner had for his counsel the fol
lowing: Messrs. R. 8. Lanier .Washington
Dessau, O. T. A C. L. Bartlett, Gustin &
Hall and Billups $fc Hardeman.
The prisoner was neatly dressed and Ills
appearance indicated that he had not suf
fered any from prison life. He sat near
his counsel during the morning, and seem
ed much absorbed in the proceedings of
the court, though he 8j>oke to no one. Du
ring the morning his mother and sister
went into the court room, accompanied by
Col. J. Madison Jones, and took seats near
him. The meeting between mother anti
eon was affecting. She embraced and
kissed him fervently, and tlieu took her
seat by his side.
On the opposite side of the court room
sat the father and three sisters of the mur
dered man. In the same group were Cant.
I. Herman, a brother-in-law. and Mr. M.
Kussbnum, the senior partner of the firm
of which young Landsburg Was a mem
ber.
After the 8tate announced ready the at
torneys for the defense held a consult i-
tkm in Judge Simmons's room. On their
return to the court room they moved for a
continuance of the case on the following
grounds: Mrs. Kturaa A. Danforth,
mother of the prisoner, believes, and ex
fund now being rai
The Captain never fail* to open his heart
when there is need for it.
The Constitution advertised “Take your
entire family to Macon to see the victory
of the Atlanta boys." The entire family
now thinks there is n mistake somewhere.
The man who said Brufley’s legs looked
like two strings of country sausage*, ought
to be bastinadoed. We sov this in defense
of our profession, of which Bruffey is a
member.
Saturday morning, at the breakfast ta
ble. the waiter started to break Seel’* egg.
Seel jumped up at d broke it hltuself, fear
ing. perhaps, the waiter might secrete a
drug in the egg.
The total receipts of the walking match
amounted to about 11.170. The expenses
were about $170 with $415 for prizes, leav
ing a balance of about $5S5 to be divided
between the two libraries.
The yell of the Governor’s Horse Guard
is ”G. II. G., A. G., hooray!” The yell of
the Atlanta walkers, feebly expressed, is
”F. I). X. G.” which interpreted by the
poolsellers means “Flying Dutchman no
good.”
They say that Seel’s friends paid the
coon hand at the park $5 for every waltz
they played. And even though the poor
conns nearly blowed their brains out, they
failed to furnish enough “moosik” to make
Seel a success.
Atlanta challenges our boys for a return
match. If they will select Augusta and
will walk six hours we will uccept the
challenge and will walk on sand, hard
ground or sawdust, with or without
moosik or drink water.
Macon Is not very good at blow
ing fog horns, but when * you
pit her against Atlanta in any contest
which requires solid l*ottom she will
always win. It Is reported that a firm
faith in the above proposition was worth
many hundreds of dollars to Sam Small,
and a few other observant Atlanta men, last
Saturday.
The Constitution, it seems, wns fully pre
pared for the victory of the Atlanta team.
To crow over the event, they borrowed the
mammoth rooster used by the Cincinnati
Enquirer when Hoadly was elected. But
while the eleven able wore explaining to
themselves how it came aliout, the head
line man sorrowfully laid the mammoth
rooster on the shelf to rest alongside the
battered foghorn.
An Atlanta mechanic drew his wages be
fore coming down Saturday, and had one
hundred dollars in his pocket. During the
day he was offered a bet of one thousand
dollars to his one hundred that Seel would
win the match. He thought over it ngood
congratulations amt pr
everywhere. But tills walking match I
was so unfortunate as to lose, everything
is against me. Not only that I lost the
race I also should lose ray friends and my
name, while the accusation brought
against me i* false as to my selling out. I
place a higher value upon friendship than
money. A gentleman—and I claim to be
one—cannot be bought. A friend is a
friend that rejoices with me in my victo
ries and weeps with me lu my detents. I
am nothing more than human and the un
seen powers of nature can only be felt by
men, while they cannot lie explained. I
wish I could tell the citizens of Atlanta
why I could not win the race. It was not
that I did not want to nor that I did not
try. My whole soul and my whole strength
was to that end.
Futurity will prove me Innocent, for God
will not allow such a false charge to rest
upon an innocent nmn. There is nobody
in Atlanta, nor on tills earth who could
accuse me of anything dishonorable, and if
there is. let them expose me to the whole
world. It is very mortifying to me to know
now that those whom I thought were my
friends are the first to accuse me of that
which I would have died rather than ac
cepted. 1 am the sufferer by this report,
and it being false makes it the harder to
bear. A gentleman on the track offered
me $1,(00 to win the race, and if he had
pointed a pistol at me I could not have run
any further. This statement embraces all
that I know wbat to say, and my con
science is as clear as the sun.
Adalbert Seel.
P*i-n-e*y is not the way to spell
'piny/'but some of our contemporaries
refuse to believe it.
SUGAR.
Farmers, Make Your Own Sugar From
Sorghum.
From 400 to 600 Founds Extra C. Sugar
Extracted per Day by the use of
R. B. PALMED A SONS' NEW SUGAR
SEPARATORS.
Highest recommendation from leading
men of the South, confirming fully the
abore statements. Unequalled for ex
tracting sugar from Ribbon Cane. Ever}
machine warranted. Semi for particulars
to W. L. UOIANT,
Lexington, Ga., State Agent.
Or R. B. PALMER & SONS,
Juueowlt ifuincy. Ills.
Notice of Dissolution.
r PHE copartnership heretofore existing
A between S. B. Olawson and Sidney In-
CENTRAL FURNITURE HOUSE
Nos. 60 and 62 Poplar Street,
lof'h* ,r0 “ l f ° r th ® p * tr<m<l “ e of the P*»Pto. with as oomrlet* and weU assorted stock
Furniture, Carpets, Mattings, Oil Cloths, Shades, Rugs,
10 "■*
Lftftk A «*t (6) good Ohair* for $2.75. “L>ttle Beauty” Bed Room Km»
. RMJ» P,e 2S5/?»ffi2ii ,r iS l8 K?' Bed Room 8ult complete ten (10) pieces?*!!
uV* b,0 r French dresser Bait, ten pieoee, tip-top good*, 52*8
ordersto tK?*^* Pgrlor Halu » Ganges, Safes, eto„ *'away down yonder.” Send ySn
Oentral Furniture House !
Cha ‘ r 10 “ $U ° bed,tea ^ to » Bedroom
graham, under the Arm name of Glawson
tfc Ingrahra, was dissolved by mutual con
sent on April 1st, 1884,8. B. Glawson re
tiring. Sidney Ingraham has associated
m his brother and will contine the
business under the firm name of Ingraham
& Brother, assuming all liabilities of the
old firm.
Clmten. Ga., May 9,1884.—10w4w
Bibb County -Sheriff Sales.
WILL bo aold before the court-house door, l
In the cltjr of Macon, during the legal hours
of sale, on the first Tuesday lu July next, the
BENJAMINSKATiOWSKT
THE FOSS & PEVEY COTTON CARD.
LOWELL
Absolutely Pure.
No til) lu originally Moaroc. now Bibb couuty,
containing fiacres, bounded ns follows: On
the north by lands of Green Davis, on the
cast by land* of A. J. Williams, on the south
land west by lands of Kcubeti Williams, levied
on as the property of J. O. Jones to satisfy a
fl. fa- issued from Justice Court, 71Cth district,
G. M., In favor of Thomas Willingham vs. J. I
G. Jones, levy made and returned to mo bx
Louis Nelson, constable of 71Gth district.
Tbit powder never var.es. A marvel of
purity," strength, and wholesomeneu.
More economical than tae ordinary kinds,
and cannot be told in competition with
BML
the multitude of low test snort weight,
alum or phonphate powders. Sold only in
cant. Royal Bakinq PowdebCo. Whole
sale by Jaqaes A Johnson.
pects to prove at his trial, that at the time
when the act is charged to have been com
mitted, her son was in a state of insanity,
and was not responsible before the law for
the act charged against h in. Asa part of
the proof in defense, she expects to show
on the trial that he inherited the taint
of Insanity from both the paternal and the
maternal sides of his family—several near
relatives of his mother having been thus
affected, and not only his father, but the
three brothers of his family also; that his
father, Oliver Danforth, died by his own
volttntary act; that his uncle, Joh*Q. A.
Danforth, after being a missionary to
China, died in a lunatic asylum in Carth
age, 0.; that bis ancle, David Danforth, is
now, or was In April, 1879. deranged, in
Texas, and that hfs father had to be sepa
rated from him; that his uncle, Jacob It.
Danforth, died in this county about the
year 187—, after manifesting for years be
fore marked symptoms of the family taint;
and that the brother of those four uncles
was also in his lifetime insane and had to
be confined for violent conduct. At the
time her son was put in jail she was and
is still a widow in feeble health, and that
she and her daughter were entirely de
pendent upon her son’* earnings for su|>-
deal and finally decided to take it/the I
odds were so great. When lie found lie
ihad won, the joy of the man knew no
bounds. He threw up his hat and declared
he would work no more. And thus did
Seel make at least one heart glad.
■Now that it is all over with and you have
had time to sit down and think over the
mntter calmly and refiectively, Saturday's
victory was a bigger thing for Macon than
it looked at a first glance. Congratulations
from all over the State show that “ye an
cient village of Macon” occupies no second
place In the hearts of Georgians.. In the
Florida, Mexican, ind Confederate wars,
and in every contest where grit constituted
an element of success, Macon has borne
her share of the laurels.
Cash vs. Credit.
Bay for “spot” cash at The Empire
Store, Macon, Ga., and get the benefit of
discount of 5 per cent.
defense is founded, and to have said wit
nesses at this term of the court, but that
she has been nnsble to get them.
By a letter written to her in 1879
by the
wife of David Danforth
from Texas, she had knowledge of the con
dition of said David, then and still proha-
abiy residing In Texas. The lady was writ
ten to In order to procure her testimony, or
someotber person there knowing the facts,
and from some unknown cause no reply
baa been received, lly a postal card from
the superintendent of the lunatic asvluiu
at Carthage, Ohio, she learns of the death
of John Q. A. Danforth in that asylum.
testimony of the witness by t&ls trial, or
i to nave an authenticated certificate
thereof
Cheshire's drvgoed bogs.
In justice to myself. I deem the follow
ing statement from me touching the walk
mg match at Macon necessary:
Saturday morning at the breakfast table
at the Brown House I ordered a rare steak
and four soft boiled eggs. The waiter filled
the order, but brought the eggs already
broken in a glass. 1 did not suspicion any
thing, but ate two-thirds of the eggs, when
I discovered that something was wrong
with them. I immediately quit eating, for
1 considered myself a “goner.”
Before 9 o’clock pains began to dart
through ray stomach, but ceased before 11.
I went on to the track feeling in good con
dition, but before the first hour had
elapsed my stomach gave me intense pain,
and continued until after 7 o’clock. Dr.
It. O. Cotter did all In his power to relieve
my safieritig, but nothing would kill the
pain. I went off the track three times,
not to rest, but to seek relief from the pain.
At 4:30 I quit the track and withdrew
from the race. I was not sick, but full of
pain. Neither was I tired or worn out. I
reapectfnUy return mv sincere thanks to
Dr. Cotton, Messrs. Cannon and O’Connor
ami others who so kindly cared for me.
Respectfully, Rathe M. Cheshire.
June 9,1884.
Fourth of July Fun,
A committee was appointed from the
Macon Public Library last night to take
steps toward organizing a series of attrac
tions at the park for the fourth of July,
that being a national holiday and an occa
sion when nearly everybody can get off and
see the fun.
The attractions will consist of a
tl walking match, baseball game,
foot race, sack race, old-fashioned
gander pulling, greasy pole and
numerous other auimements, includ
ing a bicycle race for a mile. Savannah,
Augusta, Atlanta, Columbus. Rome, Ath
ens, and in fact every town in Georgia is
Invited to send a representative in the sev
eral races, making the day a big one.
The committee will see what can be done
in the matter.
As to the return walking match between
the two cities, Atlanta and Macon, noth
ing was done by the directors last night,
as no formal challenge had been scht by
the Atlanta library.
ji Prices guar
Empire Store. Macon, Ga., and an addi
tional discount of 5 per cent, on all spot
cash purchases.
"Will the coming man smoke f" wm set
tled by Prof, rink In his charming pam
phlet Be says, moreover, that the rational
way to oso tobacco Is through the pipe.
All agree that only the beat tobacco should
be naed. Which Is the best? That to
which Nature haa contributed the most ex
quisite flavors. Blackwell's Bull Durham
H mo king Tobacco fills the bill completely.
Nearly two-thirds of alltho tobacco grown
on the Golden Tobacco belt of North Caro-
Una goes into tho manufactory of Black-
well, at Durham. They buy the pick of
the entire section. Bence
Blackwell's Bull Durham
Smoking Tobacco is the
beet of that tobacco. Don't
bo deceived when you buy.
The Durham Bull trade
mark is on
every genuine
package.
A NARROW ESCAPE.
How an Engine Turned Over With the
Englnawrand Fireman.
J Yesterday morning at 9 o'clock a full
force of hands succeeded in putting on the
track the locomotive that turned over on
Tuesday. The passenger strain leaving
Macon on that dsy met with quite an ac
cident, in which Engineer Foster and Fire-
[man Whittle narroaly escaped with their
Kr«» Captain Burke's train, and he
hadone passenger tut Adams's Park. As
the train was approaching that station the
engine struck a broken switch bar, and
after riding on the crosatles for a consider
able distance turned over on Ita aide. The
tender was turned one side in some way,
and five fiat cars just back of It jumped
their trucks and piled ona after the other
on the wreck. One flat car seemed to be
making direct for the cab of the engine
in which were the firemen and
engineer, but in some unaccountable man-
itier waa stopped within a foot and ita di-l
rection turned, llud it struck the cab it
would have crushed th. two men to death.
A track waa hastily laid around the over.:
turned engine and cars, and the only train
delayed was the paseu fer from Brunswick,
due In Macon at 3:30 p. m„ which waa de
layed about three hours.
iterdar all the wreck was cleared
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l.nd?y*n?i e n“h™c!l“of I1 M^5Ii e 'airt" l k 1 now 0 i! UPWARDS OF SIX THOUSAND IN OPERATION
and described in plan of said city as lot No. 1,
- OVER SEVEN HUNDRED IN CEORCIA MILLS
in bloak fi. and bounded ns follows: On the I
east by Kim street, on the south by Division I
“*■ Refer * a “> J - F - HANSOX, Agent Bibb Manufacturing '.Company, Macon, U,.
Also one-fourth undivided interest in that!
tract of laud lying in the Macon reserve, west II
of Ocmulgee river, known as Troup II111 Nur- II
sery. bounded as follows: On the ea st by I
lauds of J. W. Fears and J. W. Knott,
wa«t by lands of Holt, on the north by lands
of T. C. Demr ■“ * " * — • - -
of T. C. Dempsey and J. B. Artope, and on the I
south by lauds of T. C. Domaey, J. \V. Knott II
and Emanuel Isaacs, said tract containing 011
aoges, more or less, lying in Bibb county, lev-1
» as tho property of II. F. Stroheckci ‘
ENGINES, GINS, SAW MILLS, ETC.
Court in favor of Central Georgia Bank .
Henry H. 8tr»hecker. Property pointed out by I
plaintiff's attorneys. G. 8. WE8TCOTT. 1
Juna-law-lw Sheriff.
G EORGIA, BIBB COUNTY-Whcroas. Mrs.
M.E. \> iso has made application for letters
of admlaistratlon on the estate of Johnson
Wise, late of said county, deceased. 1
This is to cite aud admonish ail persons con
cerned to bo ami appear at the court of ordina
ry of said county on the first Monday in July
next, to show cause, if any they can, why said
application should not be granted.
Witness my hand and official signature, this
June 2,1884. J. A. McMANTS,
Jun»-law4w Ordinary.
SILVERWARE!
For Household U se,
331 It T HD AY !
pa
J The engineer and fireman remained at I
their posts, and their escape from dgath
was miraculous.^
nah Lesaeur, vs.
John II. Sanders, security.
Bibb Superior Court.
r r appearing to tho*court that John II. San
ders, one of tho defendants in the above-
named cause, Is dead, aud Wm. K. Sanders Is
administrator on his estate.
It is ordered by the court that said Wm. R.
Panders be made a party defendant to said
suit, and that he being a non-resident a copy
of this order be served by publication as pre
scribed by statute.
Signed this 8th day of November, 18.*3.
• T. J. SIMMONS. J. 8. C.
A true extract from the minutes of Bibb Su
perior Court, April 3d, 1883. A. B. ROSS,
aprl-lawtf Clerk.
GEORGIA. BIBB CUCNTY-Whereas, Geo.
Banks, administrator of the estate of Mary I
Ann Houston, late of said county, deceased, I
has made application for letters of dismission I
lms made applieut
from said estate.
This is to cite and admonish all concerned |
to be and appear at tho court of ordinary of I
I said county on the first Monday lu Juuc next I
to show cause, if any they can, why said ap-1
WEDDING PRESENTS I
plication should not be granted.
Witness my hand and official signature, this I
March 4,18S|. J. A. McMAM’S,
maul lawsrn* Ordinary.
Large atock and Low Prices.
£9*scud for Catalogue.
J.F A
f*b8 wly
PLANTERS,
■Ibb 8up«r!or Court.
Judge Simmons waa engaged tbe whole
of yeatenlay on the ll-ifi-Markham case,
with which our readen are familiar. Ilia
being heard in the grand jury room.
Judge John D. Stewart, of Gritfin, is pre
siding in the Superior Court room. After
the Danforth case was disposed of tbe case
of Antony Jackson, charged with assault
with intent to murder, waa taken it|i. He
was represented by L. I), Mooie, Ksq. The
jury brought in a verdict of guilty, and he
was sentenced to three yean in the peni
tentiary.
Edmund Key pleaded guilty to burglary
and waa sentenced to four years.
The cave of the State vs. Bennett Jones
wss then taken up, during the trial of
MECHANICS,
MERCHANTS fc CAPITALISTS,
A-WORD-IN-YOUR - EAR-AND-DOL
LARS-IN-YOUR-POCKETS.
The Lanier House.
At last the report that the Lanier House
would change hands has assumed definite
ahat>e. Yesterday Mr. George \V. Bying-
AI WSSSSk .“'^“VnWihU morm
nAPPPNKW YEAR! Oooff-bye. IVrt Crop*
not flrat-rate, but might have been wor»e.
Money not exactly plenty, but yet, enough to
go round. aa<1 after paying debts and
tnxupplica, atock. clothing, guano. ati A -:
thing* needful, there will yet be aomethIng left
to Inveat. And now let u* euggest that tbe
BEST
•o-unei
in something that will tasks
might he used in evideuce.
. letter from Dr. T. 0
Kelson, of Auguste. Georgia
she is informed that Dr. Nelson knew the
fact stated as to defendant'! grandfather,
and she had him served aa witness. Hbe
has also bad several witnesses in Coluiu.
bos subpoenaed tu prove the facts stated as
to members of applicant's own family: but
eoe Important witness, Mr. Wiley Will
iams, lately living in Columbus, by whom
she expected to prove the facts last re
ferred to, has moved into Alabama, ae
shown by the return of the aheritl of Mus-
county. i-o —
Stewart whereby he wou'.d assume control '
on July 1. This agreement is based upon I"**'
,. bhe is advised to believe
that these and variona other witnesses, In-
eluding those out of the Bute, are material
to her defense, and who, for want
of time «n«t means she lias been unable to
the remodelling tbrougliout of the house I
by the Lanier House Company.
Mr. W. B. Johnston, on the part of the
kompany, has made a personal inspection
of the building, and sees the prime neces-
ilty of the desired changes. The building,
ebtcb is itself a good one, will be modern
ised, and every change necessary to com
fort and convenience will be made at once.
The office will probably be taken to its
former place over the barber shop, and an
elevator put into ran to tbe top story.
\ The rooms and halls will be newly plas
tered or paltered, end, In fact, a new house
[be made of it.
SSMr. Bytngton knows exactly what a
hotel should be, and his knowledge andl
experience will be consulted in all the
of the alleged homicide and continuously
np to tbe preeent time, the defendant was
and is insane, and has not, by reason of
laid unsoondnesa of mind, been able to
prepare bis case, consult with his counsel
or prepare his esse for trial, but the same
tut dcvolrped upon thla deponent by rea
son thereof.
This motion for ■ continuance waa
amended, after the above area read, by the
following, containing farther grounds:
The counsel who ere conducting the de
fense of her eon, here Just ascertained,
since said case was called
for trial, that Jas. A. McGregor, a resident
of thii cocnty, but who is now absent, is a
tuoet important and material witness in
said case, Tbe applicant names other
Witnesses who are important.
After argument by counsel on both sides
is to the continuance, Judge Ktcwart said
be would make known bis decision at.'!
o’clock in the afternoon. At that hour lie
granted a continuance, and the prisoner
waa remanded to jail.
mey h
Store, Macon, Ga., for
50c.
ry at The Empire
, reduced from
A Correction..
Fobt Valley, Ov., June 0.18SL—Eiltori
Telegraph a ml Xtiuit'jtr: I notice in your
issue of June 8th mention of the meeting
of tbe Democratic committee of the twenty-
third Senatorial district, in which exists
some inaccuracies. The meeting had been
calltd to meet on that day, but in conse
quence of no quorum being present, no
official business was transacted. Please
make the correction and oblige. Yours,
J. M. Gray, Chairman.
lowing to sickness in his family. Judge
Forv did not arrive yesterday as was ex
pected, and hence the civil docket was not
taken up. Judge Stewart is expected to
day, when the two court* will belnaee-
sion. , I
In the case of the State vs. George Mc
Carthy, for felony, the jury brought in a
verdict of not guilty. He was represented
thy Messrs. Bartlett and Dessau.
'In tbe case of the State vs. West and Sid
Hunter, a verdict of guilty was brought in.
West was sentenced to fonr years ami Sid
to three yean. They were represented by
rsan. Moore and Wimberly. |
Eliza Allen plead guilty to burglary, and
as sentenced to six months.
home*, that will derate your chill run, out
friends end ourselves to the highest standard
of rednemeat, culture and sociability.
tlie bouse, and was sentenced
months.
Jeff Van Valkenbnrg plead guilty to bur
glary, and was sentenced to twelve months.
He saliMrilferereliifeBriBBriHHa
le said be did not steal a hog, it was a
P 1 *
—Great reduction in figured lawns and
dress ginghams at The Empire Hturr.
Hoiomon plead guilty of burglary,
and was given fonr years.
Willie King, the boy who stole a grimi-
stone, was dismissed. The grand jury re
commended n nof pros in his case, leva
of his youth.
The case of Huff vs. Markham was con
tinued.
In the case of the State vs. P. C. 8awycT|
for stabbing, the jnry brought in a verdict
of guilty, and he waa fined $100 and costa
or three months in jail.
In the case of Wallace Haxcwood,
• barged with murder, there was not sufj
PAYING INVESTMENT,
laracat illrldend. I*
:e napplitoas in our
chllti
PERKINS BROS.,
DIALERS IN
, ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY.
The Largest Dealers in the South.
In Steam Engines, Boilers, Siw Mills, Saws, Shingle, Lath, Planing and
Matching Machlnea, Wafer Wheels, Grlet and Flouring Mills, Cano Millt,
Wagons, Separators, Cotton Gins, Presses, Sulky Plows, Rakes, Respers and
Mowers, Shafting and Pulleys. Steam Pumps. Boiler Feeders, Whistles, Gaug
NOTICE. | mg unu ruiioys, steam rumps, ooncr reeners, wmsttes, Gauges,
. B,Ix-..enr,ex^torof theMUteof Sn.an. Lubricators, Sew Gummers, Tanite Emery Wheels, Rubber Hose end Belting
■a , K ^ccg r I tj\—(iu m p 1 a hit,* l a | Brm Good *' Pi P'"8 «nd Engine Fittings of *11 kinds. Machinery Oil, Etc.
••Second-hand Machinery »t low prices. Look to your interest and get onr prices before baying.
PERKINS BROTHERS,
39 and 41 West Alabama Street, • • ATLANTA, CA.
nun—'— —
Excelsior and Griswold Gins
GEORGIA. BIBB mUNYT.-Whfica*, W. R.
Rosen, executor of Mre. E. L. R<xlgcn. late of I
Mill county, deceased, ha* made application
for letter* of dlimlstlou.
This Is. therefore, to cite and admoniah all 1
persons concerned to be anl appear at tbs
court of ordinary of ■ »ld county on the first I
Monday in June next to show cause, if any 1
they can. why raid of application should tot
8 slanted.
W itneas my hand and official denature, this I
— ' * McMANUs,
March 4,18*4. J. A. Me!
m a rvum3m* Ordinary.
GKOKUIA, Hlllb CUl'MV. Wtierce., John
P. Port, admlni.tratorof the estate of E. D.
llugucnln, has matte application for letter, of
dlsmlsilon from saldestats.
Thl. t* to ette snd alinunUh .11 person, con-
ccrm-d to he mid appear at tho court of ordi
nary ol aaM countjL on the tint Monday In
Auguil next to shtiw cauae. If any they can.
*h| uld dlsralsalon should not be granted
applicant.
Witness my hand and official signature, this I
May 2. UM. J. A. McM ANL'H,
mya-lawDm Ordinary.
T HE Excelsior Gin at $3.00
per.saw. The gin best in ths
world. It never chokes. It
never breaks tbe roll. It runs
material. It Is fully war
ranted.
The Old Reliable OrUwokl
Gin at $2.73 per saw. It is
built strong and of ths best
material. Each Gin tested
with seed cotton before leaving
the shop and warranted to give
satisfaction.
Feeders and Condensers for
the above gins at $1.00 per saw,
each, which are warranted to
be aa good aa the beet.
MR DEPARTMENT
Onr Repair Department is in
the handa of experienced
workmen, and it fitted with the
beet of machinery.
Gins tent us for repairs will
be done up in the best manner
and returned with as Uttle de
lay and expense as possible.
Correspondence and orders
solicited.
OEOgnlA. ItlRII COUNTY.—Where*,, 8. .
Sweet, admlnlatrator of tho cute of Joseph
II. Smnhol«er, late of raid county, deccMed,
ha, mule application for letters of dUmlssloni
from *aid estate.
This is to cite and admoniah all persons con '
corned to be aud appear at the court of ordi
nary of said county on the tint Monday lu
July uext to show cause. If any they can,why
■aid application should not be granted. I
Wit urm my hand and official *l>ruatur* t this
March St. 1*84. J. A. McM ANL' 8*
marai-iawla Ordinary.
W. MASSEY, 3Innulac(urer,
MACON, GA.jnniOsnii'-'twSt
MUSIC ALONE WILL DO THIS.
money In Its pure hast. Ovtr 90.000 delighted
purchasers, whom w* have snppllsd In th*
fifteen years,.will lndorsa this siatsment.
isnts ws ofilsr. Tan
post title*!! yean,'
See the Grand Ii
Leading Makers. Chic 1
den A Bates, Usllet A Davis, Hardman,
Maaon * Hamlin. Packard, Palace and Bay
But*. Over »0 uylea AUGrada. AH Prices.
I’ieuoa, .200 to 11.000. Organa, t»t to (730.
M then' namea on all. Xo Btencll ° r cheap In-
■trumeuu sold. "Tha beat b always the cheap-
" but onr cheapen U good.
Libel lor Divorce, in Bibb Superior
Court. ■■■
Fannie Pott* r*. William Pott*.—It appear-1
.Ing to the court, by the return of the sheriff In
the above stated ca*e, that tho defendant does
not reside in said couuty, and it further ap-
I tearing that he does not reside in the State, or I
that his whereabouts are totally unknown, U
|Is therefore ordered by the court that service
be rterferted on the defendant by publication
of tnls order once a month for four tnonthtJ
[before tbe next term of this court. In the I
Mscon Telegraph and Messenger, a newspaper
Lublished at Macon, Ga. Granted. m
T. J. SIMMONS, J. 8. C.
F. J. M. DAI.Y. Petitioner’s Attorney, d
A true extract from the minute* of Bibb
racriorCourt. A. U.^tOSS, CjerkJ
SEE WHAT WE GIVE PURCHASERS
With each Piano, a Good Stool and Cover.
With each Organ,a Good Stool & Instructor
With each Piano or Organ, a Book of Music
Also, aSIs Years' Guarantee: a Fifteen Days
Trial, with Freight 1*14 both ways If lastra
ment does not suit “ * * *“
at any time within
made la not satisfactory.
i rani uoin ways 11 in»iru*
and a privilege of exchange
i six months, if the selection
ictory. More than this.
WE PAY ALL FREIGHT
Ye*, ws mean it. We sell you Best Instnr
ficient evidence to make out a case and he
was discharged.
In the cose of Mitchell \V oolfolk, charged
with arson, he was found guilty and sen-
Attention Cinners.
We call attention to tbe advertisement ^ ^ m ^ ^ ^
of tha “Rypoioor** and “Griswold” gins, I tenced to eight years in "tlie penitentiary,
which will be found elsewhere In this Is-1 , - —
sue. Those gins have been thoroughly! Tho Glorious Fourth.
t**teJ daring the many years they have | The proposition to make a big day of the
been on the market, and th. constant .le-, 4tb n{ July took like hot cakes over town
xjiop* ms*pn |m.a Tpttgfiiqv wnfAvn been on tne marxei, atm in** constant tie* ,,t
tho buperior Court that should be noted by S^s^on aSfSalthOT 1 ^ 3 *) 1 Ud ye
our Northern readers. Two negroes were al ar design-1
ap lor breaking me 1 .
aliog and tho other for barglarr. In one
case the owner of the bog begged for clem
ency, and in tbe other case the party whose
place was robbed subscribed liberally to
ward paying a lawyer to defend the
Tax «aro effects of Ayer's Sarsaparilla
•re thorough and permanent. If there is
a lurking taint of scrofula about you, Ay
er’s Sarsaparilla will dislodge it, aud ez-
pel it from your ayttem.
tterday, and we feel satisfied the library
j will realize a handsome sum if they will
carry it out.
ments at Lowest Prices, on Easiest Installment
Terms and pay every cent of the freight, no
matter where you live, so that ths Inurnment
costs you no more than if you lived in Savan
nah or New York city. 8cl4 us your name and
we will mail you Illiutrated Caulo^ucs and
[circulars which will tell you what we have FT7
room to ray here.
save you money and
and give you something good.
room to ray her
I'lEMEMHIR
LUDDEN & BATES’
SOUTHERN MUSIC HOUSE
SAVANNAH, GA.
The lint Music Hnuw Id the U. a. to Deliver
llano, anil Orgxu, Freight Paid.
Or THE GEORGIA MUSIC HOUSE,
c.CUH ?!.L Ll*rt j
IHOICtsriOH, LOST A?P£flTE, BILIOUSNESS
DYSPEPSIA. 5UUR51QMACH, FOUL BKEATH.
COSTKEKESS, EHLABCEO fiPLEEN. COLIC. M.
!•»,»= “l
■3o*'£!
iKraRH
r wuh adadrehls aOirt far
I MiiulidhhOariNi **at
f Put UP In 98c. an* llj ^
iw'
ttSSA
mayivUra 4m
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE. 0NLY$1
By Mail Postpaid.
Crmvliird Couu'v.
Crawford Sheriff's Sale.
W iu
S
. . sold before the court house
^■door lu Knoxville on the first Tuesday
in July next, within the legal hours of sale.d
one undivided half Interest In fifty acres of
southwest part of lot No. Vi in rthird dis
trict o* Crawford county, to satisfy a fl fa.
from Justice Court of 57<th district G. M. of
said county, lu favor of Baldwin A Co. vs.
Aaron Williamson. Levy made by C. U. Mar
shall, legal constable, and turned over to me
KNOW THYSELF..
\ Great Medical Work on Manhood
COOK STOVES
Exhausted Vitality. Nervous and Physical
other Debility, Premature Decline In Man, Errors oi
i fifty Youth, and ths untold miseries resulting from
acres, as the property of Marion Williamson, indiscretions or exesaseo. A book for every
to satisfy a fl. fa. In favor of Baldwin «fc Co. man. young, mlddle*fed and old. It contains
vs. said Marion Will(am<M>n. Levy made by IM prescription* for all acute and chronic die-
half Interest, undivided.
A. J. Danleily, Administrator,
Bond et al. Bill, etc., tu —
Court. March Term. l»»2.
Crawford Superior Cou
It appearing to tbe court
‘•—on. William W. Whlitlngtoi
. . — Wlxti
each one of which Is Invaluable.
.-J by the author, whose experience
for TI years Is such as probably never be
fore fell to the lot of any physician. 100 pagea
bound In beautiful, French muslin, embowed
I covers, full gilt, guaranteed to be a flna
. work In every sense -mechanical, literary and
trttor, vs. James C. I work In evenr sense esechsnlrel. literary and
lu Crawford auucrtor profcmlonal-Ui»n an, other work raid It
ii this country lor .2-30, or th* money will be re
rt, March Term, lwtl. funded in every itutanre. Price only $100
that John I>. Whit- by mall. partpiM- lliu.tratire .ample * cents,
luimrton. Minm-ota fiend now. Gold Medal awarded thesnthor by
WbiUiuglon and W.lti-r II. Whittington, fonr I the Natlooa] Medical Airoclatloo, to tbe
ALWAYS SATISFACTORY
EIGHTEEN SIZES AND KINDS
ALL PURCHASERS CAN BE SUITED
VAvrvAcrrosa it
IsaacLSbeppard & Co.,Baltimore,t<
AND FOR HA LB IIV
geo: h. oh ear,
110 Cherry street.
jan2S-wl Macon Ga
LORILLARD’S
MACCOBOY SNUFF
not residents of the State of Georgia, but are The Retrace of Life should be read by the
residents of the State of Afabema. young for Instruction and by the atficiicd for
It is therefore ordered on complainant's mo- relief. ItwlU benefit all — London Lnncst,
tton, that service of said tdll he perfected upon I There I* no member of society to whom this
Macon, (in.
—The Lanier House is to l* put
thorough repair from baaetuenl to attic.
The Lanier Hfl _
Mr. Stewart not to mace any contracts pm, anil the boys are now anxious that it
for repairs, but to co-operate with them. ; should take place at the park. Chief Jones
rill I l 1)9171? .IffiWJaMS
As prevloasly sUtcd, two teams of No. I rlciit swsy than anything "eCe" n this wnrif.
— ... .... i •-> r tnii*a await the w^km resolutely sure.
:«.tree address Tatra A 0 Augusta, Maiue
feMwly
rompany liave asked \ r ‘ **^*ed that day to have a friendly con-1
make ai
KJI I s |riSi i -•. uws oiv'fiij'riait wuu i nr m. -uuuuj uuc see *•»»- j'-siw. k-utci duurj
On In*|<«ctlon.the com|$any has concluded ' who Ls enthusiastic over the idea, says be
~ the bouse in the beet shape. Tbe i can arrange a splendid race ground at the
. liaj lire
roof is now receiving attention. It is poe- ] |>ark.
sible that some change will also be mode It is suggested, and we believe the boys
In tbe conduct of tbe bouse, but at pret- are all willing, not to accept any challenge
ent no conclusion bat been arrived at. | Atlanta might moke fora walking tuxteb,
GEORGIA, BIBB COUXTY.-Wherees. V. M.
Arnffhaa applicl b>rexctn|dl«m »»f Ik nonalfy
an l «• tilng apart and valuation of hornc«i.-$u|,
and I will pass upon the same al 10 o'rlork a.
m. on tbe il day of July, Uftl, at my offlre.
J. JL McMANUS.
Juali lawJw Ordloavy.
said defendants by publishing this order in book will not be useful, whether youth, parent
theTe.egntphand Mc%fi**uirer llhe public ge* I guanllan. Instructor or elerryman.—.tegwrae*
ictte In which the legal advertisements are I Addrew PEABODY MEDICAL INUTiTUT! .
ubliahcd for said couuty), once a month for or Dr. W. II. PARKF.R. No. 4 Balflnch street
nr months befon* the uext term of said I Boston, Mass., who maybe consulted on all
>urt, and that said defendants have until I diseases requiring skill and experience,
raid uext term to appear and plead andau-| (Tronic snd obstinate diseases that have
swer to raid biU.
T. J. SIMMONS, J. 8. C.
A true extract from the minutes
J. W. JACK, Clerk.
March ’21st, 1WI. nuy27-lawirn
ed suecewfully i
I IrtRtanco of fafir
j Slcntlot) this
Jty. 8l
rltbout«
I treat*
THYSELF
decTwl?
GEORGIA. CRAWFORD COONTY.-Jobn
Jones has applied to me for letters of admin
istration de bon Is non ou the estate of Nathan
Jones, late of sal 4 county, deceased.
This Is. therefore, to < Ite all per«on<
FOR SALE.
the
E ngines. it,iier*. saw MiUs.com miiu,
time prescribed by Lew,' why said applies I puaftings, Hanger*, etc. AU kinds cast*
i ibeaVt not tie crant*!. [ tap,
ritncismytuinlofikially. Jane2<t.t«M. Writ*forcriceaonanykin-lofmachliw
V. 8. UOITOX, I nr. R.D. COLB
Witness my I
V. 8. Uoitox, I nr. * B. 0. COLK A OO..
Joae-Uwtw Oriliaaiy. 1 uullwl.T Newuao, Ga.
CAUTION TO CONSUMERS.
to
Ai many inferior imitation* ha/e ap*
pcaredupon the maraet in package* so
closely resembling our* as to deceive the
unwary, we would request the purchaser
to see Chat tbe red lithographed tin con* in
which it Is packed always bear
Our Name nnd Trnde-Mark
In buying tbe fmmltation you pay os
much for an inferior article as the genuine
costs.
IIK .SURE YOU OBTAIN th*OENUlSB.
Lorillard's Climax I
RED TIN TAG PLUG TOBACCO.
Tim Flnwet Iwset N««y crmwlnc Tobacco
The Genuine always bean a Red Tin-Tag
with our name thermal.
Beware of Imitations.
mayDwStu