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THE WEEKLY TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER, FRIDAY, JUNE 27,18S4. MERCER VS. EMORY. th« AT OI ,ord Team Oo«» Down Before the ™i°telleotunl Lancee of the Mer- cerlan.-» Cala Victory for the Boy»‘*lncldent«. The Mercer boys are just the proudest Jvou ever saw, and when you hear the “oiy, y»“ wU1 »S ree that tbey have 8 rlght summer It was when the boys sent , Challenge to the Athens students to meet (hem In if'olnt debate in this city. The ..mnd Athenians accepted the gauge of kittle thrown at their feet, and came for- ANOTHER CHOST. How Some Citizens of Windsor Hill Were Frightened. The famous Tucker’s ghost was a delu sion and a snare, hut the good people liv ing in the vicinity of Windsor Hill are enjoying what may be termed a genuine ghost sensation. When it was first seen it was not at that hour when graveyards yawn and graves are supposed to give up their dead, but In the fitful glare of last Sunday afternoon, between 3 and 4 o'clock, when a female spectre, throwing off the cerements of the dead, wandered forth to re-visit the scenes •of earth for some mysterious purpose which human ken cannot divine. Thia perturbed spirit, “whose heart once preg nant witli celestial fire," appeared and was visible to a number of persons as it liov- t PLANTERS’ ACADEMY. The Closing Exercises on Friday—Din ner, Eto. Our correspondent at Walden, Ga., fur nishes us with the following report of the closing exercises of this academy: We had tbe pleasure of attending the closing exercises ot tbe school at Planters' Academy, in charge of Profeisor J. C. Par rott and wife. This school has been in a flourishing condition, and it is the largest country school in the county. A good music school is also carried on at this place, by tbe amiable Mrs. Cfittord Bhlnbolscr, who if well quali fied for tbe position she occcupies. The exercises began at 0 a. m., and the commodious house was filled to overflow ing, but generally good order prevailed ■gal " intense heat made tin ' proud Athenians visible to a number of persons as il hov- stwjsrfisssrsa s«Sss*s«S5tSS fear scan, ■ SetrbertmSh"and^he*Mbralans were ’{ ab . a * on the new the con- garb which all re ghost i aic presumed to wear, disheveled hair, white as the driven 1W if/ ul - ilia* fnnll After n hotlv.cfln* I ’»*••** uisueveieu nair, ninic ns uie driven Jesuit i»'"J 1 artoall Aftera hiotlj icon snow _ and floatlng wlldl in th e,i r , thi , tested ‘ a as erea* andcontinned mysterious visitant, to the consternation palm, there was great and itlnu l oI eyery one ca . ne dwelt and vanished, rejoicing, for verily it was a dear-bought aud cal Se again. Very natnrally, this hobt victory. • — their snirits have heen goblin, spook, phantom, or whatever else associate with the good peopleof this com- certificateof age Well, ripce then tbclr apirlta have bem | ft may have, been, has created no,little ex- munity and attend one of their pubhc clerk of the court before the license is is- nfi'i .1 .. pnnnnptlii qml' finmn. I ** na*6 OCCU, llttS CreUlCU DO 111116 cX- yearning ,or th °* , e . r s hion q of^ Alexander 0 the pitement and given rise to a hundred com thing after the fashkm of Alexander the ectures ond speculation loses itself in a Great, they have been sighing for more yain eI1 j eayor £, solvo the dark, mysteri- worids to conquer- It wm not long bemre onJ problcm . The citizens of Windsor their attentima was Iturned totHU! are an intelligent people andnot given aus3issas?s 1 ^ lie,, ,o supematurai ^'^wnsbntaqucslonof tlrue to ariuin^e the challenge. J‘Y ai > “2.5 in tiiat section of our suburb cannot be and tbe boys waited in a perfect quiver of doubted; that this inexplicable spectre expectation to see it the Lmonr boys a99um( d human shape in the form of lovely the older would accept. They am not nave to wait woman and „ ated t f irou „ b !pace for raore - - Ions. The joyhd news soon camei that the tha n an hour in broad daylight, OxfordcbaiuploM,notfearinathefate of la , UBCeptible of proo£ M strong as the Athenian youths, ff^flenSfioiait Hol y Writ. The question which naturally tag but ready to meet the Mercertans at fol | OWSi and that eyery one will ask them- *ny time and place. „ . . . selves—what was this apparition and what The hearts of the M iwr lmys leaped it s motive if motive it had, for appearing with joy at the new .T p Pcctijlan 1q a denseiy.populated neighborhood at an other battle was hailed with delight, and hour wh en church bells were summoning immediately they began to prepare for the sinners (o tbeir respec ti T e abodes of wor- fray- t-i,. —ship? That this ghost like visitor was not , iTf l iferSucht kow P bad it a thing of flesh cannot, with the proof at slonpf.theni.astoeymought^owjiadjt fc^d.%, for one momen; doubted. Be- wrouldlmweredeteatto meet them after yond (he comprebens | on o{ ordinarily in- toeir recent j»rou P *,* ». i, 1 1 telligent people to fathom, we leave tbe so- KcuTwha^M^fo^fc^ll Pr ° blCm ‘° ‘ he ,Ci ' nicked up the glove with a full under- „ r 8 !t ... I. ,;. ?',".i,.r. «,„• ,i OT ,w, ni i,„i She, it, or whatever abe or it is, has standing ot what was anded of them been lsen ever y night about dusk ever hi— tb * Morcerites'to thinlrlno 56 since - We ask no one to go and see the Both sides now entered Into preparations ? bo by Wf ,tate wll,t is Touclled wita zeal and pride. Tbe Mercer societies I for b J K ood united, and after much deliberation se- lected three strong men to represent them. BIBB SUPERIOR COURT, The Oxford boys did likewise, and both 1 . . _ . . „ succeeded in putting forward very able ' ,ohn Burnett Aequltted-Bursiary Cases teams. —City Bunk Case, Etc. LTbe Mercerians chose the following The jury in the Barnett case brought in •"■*** not gai'tyyaaterdaymorning Franklin, Ga.. and JoMph G. Blount, Ma- when the court opened, con. Ga. Kmory college was represented 8uch a verdict was anticipated by those w 1 ho * atupun ^ mid " ,ght ■“ tbe h r ° c ley, Hogansville, Ga. gleaning something of how tho jury stood. Griffin was chosen as a suitable point at ] Ac stated in yesterday’s paper, it was un- untii the exercises were! entertaining, as tbe well- taught children answered promptly and frankly and without embarrassment what had been taught them by their efficient and qualified teacher. At 1 o'clock all were invited to the table, that was filled with viands MARRIED OR UNMARRIED. This Is the Question That Troubles a Ma con Younc Man. Captain Frank Wilder is one of the popu lar conductors on the Macon and Bruns wick division of the East Tennessee, Vir ginia and Georgia railroad. About two or three week ago be laid aside tbe punch to have a vacation. His sister was at Staunton, and as she was going to gradu ate, the Captain thought it a good time to go and see her. It may be remarked right here, that there was another attraction at Staunton. On a previous occasion he bad made the acquaintance of a young lady from Mississippi, and in, the corres pondence that followed, a flame of love was fanned Into existence. While in Staunton, the Captain made some friends among tho young men of the city. He also bow bis sweetheart quite often, and during his stay the subject of matrimony was broached perhaps more than once. Having satisfied himself that he was loved, be proposed a wedding. The idea name to the knowledge of his friends, and AMERICUS WALKINC MATCH. Amateurs and delicacies of every description, and it they humored it solar that they secured was another of those good and plentiful the license. According to our informs Ion dinners th.t always do good old Jutland I a young lady can not marry in Virginia until she is twenty-one years of age unless ... Pi dinners that always do good old ltutland Justice. If a person wishes to see a good . c , P. .. - dinner and be courteously treated, let him by consent of parents or guardians, and a associate with the eood neonleof this com- certificateof age must be presented to the dinners I ®tied. The exercises were renewed in the after- The young lady was seventeen, and of noon, affording the same pleasure to the | course tbja was, a ^stumbling block. But audience. At half-past 4 r. Parrott an- love laughs at locksmiths, etc., and sccr- examination over, and | tlflcatewaa fixed up bjr tbe young men nounced tho asked the crowd to amuse themselves the best they could till the exaibitton opened at half after 7. The young people amused themselves in various ways peculiar to their age, while tbe older ones were In companies dlscnss- ing Hhe events of the day. Driving was Indulged in t« a great extent Tbe exhibition opened on time, and was very entertainimr, and was well enjoyed by all present. To do the scholars justice, e will s.y tbey deserve credit. Macon was' well represented, especially at night, and one of the attractive features and the license procurred, On last Sunday two carriai these young men, Miss hettie Wilder, Captain Frank Wilder and Miss E. Drue Gibbs, rolled out of Staunton and baited in front of a minister's house in a little place ten miles away. In a short while the minister pronounced Captain Wilder and MUs Gibbs man and wife. Tbe party drove back to Staunton and In some way, as it always happens, the news got out. and all Staunton, including the faculty of the seminary, was in a flat ter over the event. Miss Gibbs was quite luiar, hence the news one step from the The Record of the Macon Beaten. Amemcts, June 19.—Tbe walking match given here under the auspices ol the Me chanics and Wide Awake Fire Companies, came off on Wednesday evening last. The Georgia warehouse was well arranged for the purpose of the entertainment, and the mastc furnished by the Fort Valley band. Tbe track was seventeen laps to the mile, and the prizes were: First |30, second (25, third (15, fourth (10, besides numer ous others offered by outside parties, con sisting of cigars, shoes, bats, baby cradles, etc. This sort of a tiling being new to our people, a large audience was In attend ance. There were ten men to start, viz.: M. Cobb, Ed. Stallings, J. T. Stallings, Ed. Smith, A. A. Rylander, D. E. Lewis, G. "\ Holder, Robert Wheeler, E. L. Gucrry, . K. Allen. Promptly at 3 o’clock, at the word "go,” from the judge's stand, the walkers sprang boldly forward to their work. Messrs. Cobb and Rvlsnder were the favorites at the start. For tbe first two hours, with the exception of Alien, who took tbe lead, ail were about even. At tbts time Wheeler and Ed. Stallings gave up the race. Allen; after a walk of 23 miles >nd 11laps in 3:55 hours, was compelled to leave the track from being taken with cramp. He made the greatest number of miles in the first hour. The excitement at the closing of the race was intense. The score stood as follows: Ed. Smith, 34 miles 0laps; A. A. Rylan- der, 32 miles 15!i laps; J. T. 8ta!lings, 32 miles i'A laps; D. E. Lewis, 31 miles 12U laps: O.T. Holder. 31 miles 10'i laps; J. M. Cobb, 31 miles 4)4 laps; E. L. Guerry, Ml miles iX laps. As you had a rooster at the head of the column crowing orer your victory over Atlanta, we think you should place two over ours. Pecuniarily the match was a great success for the fire companies. The contestants were all on the streeta the morning after the race, apparently bright and fresh. of the day was the singing of little Eula a belle and very popi Sabers, of East Macon. She sang several of her making but ___ . . aong. in a clear, distinct voice that deeply school to the altar was a surprise and the held the attention of the audience. faculty was shocked. . After all, tho day was pleasantly spent. A consultation was held and Captain and will long be reroem&red by 6oth old Wilder was interviewed and argued with, and young, who had the pleasure ol being U was proposed that m the marriage was present a little Irregular and that as Miss Gibbs ' ' 1 was young, It would be best for her to go le, anal!- • - THE BIO FOURTH home, and if they be could go to Mississippi marry again. Capt Wilder told them *hat if bis wife agreed he would consent to the arrangement, bat not unless she did. Miss The library committee has drawn up the Gibbs, or rather Mrs. Wilder, thought it final programme for the grand Fourth ol best an, U> 1 , a , t n ! gbt , 8h ®„! e(t J” hon Al and Captain Wilder leftfor Washington City. July entertainment at the park. This is the story as it reaches Macon. The chief features of the programme Captain Wilder is being congratulated by will be the State walking match and liicy- hts numerous friends in Macon, hut he is derate, in whlyh the walkers and wheel- ^^^“^‘^wTsh^'Turihow men throughout the State are invited and this little episode, spiced with romance, ipected to compete. will end is not known, yet all Macon wishes In the six-hour walking match the first | Frank and bis sweetheart a union about prize will be (100 in gold and second prize which there can be no doubt, and then the (50 in gold, with numerous individual rosiest of futures, prizes. I • «■« ■ In the five-mile bicycle race theorize is tho Irishman's Snake Story, iii. * . .. | , . , *, , I » • r ' I **» lUB iiiB-uMw nu suvo w ■ lno iri»nman B an.ino oiorjs which to conduct the debate, and the lath derstood that all but one of the jury were (50 in gold, with numerous other prizes. Editor! TtUarnuh and itcuenner: I have was the date fixed for the encounter. . .... Contestants for these races will apply at .... ..".f „ . .... ■— > I for acnuittal. I once (or entries. These matches are open lost read In tho Txtxoaxpn axd Mbssxx- to the State. oxa, of June ISth. the “Gum Swamp was me I'Aeu lor me cNcuuuier. . _ Three judges were determined upon to for acquittal preside over the debate. They were Hon. When the verdict was announced Mr. Samuel Hall, Macon, Ga. •, Hon. James S. Barnett stepped forward and shook hands Boynton, Griffin, Ga.. and Hon. W. R. _. it h each n> the iurv U.mmond, AUanta, Ga. The question »flb each o. tUe jurj chosen was os to whether "Women should Hiocaseof Henry Owens, theburgiar, bare tbe right of suffrage on tho same was then taken up. The grand jury re conditions that apply to men?” The turned five true bills against Henry. He Emory orators assumed tbo affirmative, | was tried on one indictment and found and Mercer tbe negative. Everything having been arranged, tho Mercer boys left Thursday morning for tho field of battle. Two attendants from the college were allowed each debater, ami they boarded tbe Atlanta train with light hearts and guy spirits. L . . . . . They arrived safely in Griffin at the ap- I Central railroad some'time ago, the jury I within a radial of one hundred ml pointed time and were met at tbe depot 1 returned a verdict of not guilty, Macon, can a ' u by a delegation ol citizens, who took them I On the civil side, presided over by Judge | in the handso In charge and paid them every poesible at-1 Simmons, the cose of Bartlett et at. vs. the of Baltimore. tentlon. And right here let it be said the City Bank was again continued on account I Entries most be made at once to Bridges Mercer boys are loud in their praise of of the indisposition nf Judge Lyon, the Smith, who will cheerfully furnish ailae- trled on the second and found guilty. This and the wheelbarrow race under the case was that of going into Ingalls’s drag ngoraent of Mr. X. T. Johnson, store. The admittance to the park will be only In the case of John McFarland and | 25 cents, and no pass checks. Henry Clayton, the two negioes charged The railroade will give the lowest of low | with having broken open some can of the rates for tbe occasion, so that everybody lilroad some time ago, the jury | within a radios of one hnndred miles of Tho bicycle race will take place on the g n oke Story,” which reminds me of an in, tally t>re C Daredl lCh WU ’ h® r ° l ed * nd ,peC ‘ cident which occured in Milledgcvillc, Ga. lhe walking match comes off on the | a good many years ago. There once be- halt-mile track. longed to the old Georgia Conference an The other features of the day will be the j rl , h prea cher, by the name of Wilson tub race on the river, the mate race under . *, the management of Mr. Dave Cromcline. and being stationed In that city, and zee- Ingtbedlszipatlon Indulged by many of the members of the Legislature, became anxious for, and sought and obtained, the privilege of preaching to the General As sembly. The preacher being a man of marked character, and having gained considerable witmna ramus 01 one nnnuren nines 01 character, and having gained considerable Macon, can come and enjoy the great day notoriety as an original man, the body In the handsomest and largest park louth t out “In full force and leather" to hear Oaring to the pressure in money matters in New York vast quanties of Dress Goods have recently been sacrificed in that market RICE & CO. Taking advantage ol the situaiion, have purchased largely for cash desirable seasonable goods, which arrived by latest steamers and are new being sold rapidly jit prices which please and astound their customers. . . ^ A splendid line of linen suitings for gents’ w£ar at half price. White Goods in all styles at irresistible prices. Silk Gloves in extra lengths and all colors at 50 and 60 cents, good as sold usually at 75 cents and §1.00. Now is the time co take advantage of low prices in Carpets and Matting. J. W. RICE & CO., Triangular Block. apr27dAwly] \N CASH To the SMOKERS of Blackwell’s Genuine Bull Durham Smok ing Tobacco. The genuine has picture of BULL on every package. For particulars see our next announcement. n*~CAPITAL PRIZE, $75,000."^ Tickets only S3. Shares In Proportion, Griffin's liopltality, anil speak in glowing I leading counsel for defense, terms of the manner In which they were The case of Blake vs. East Tennessee, treated. Virginia and Georgia Railroad Company The forenoon waa spent by the boy* at occupied nearly all day, and will b« con- the Female Seminary, where they went to I eluded this morning, witness tbe closing exercises of the school. | The esse of M. R. In tbe afternoon Sam sired Information. what he had to aay. His subject was "Tejnpcrance." and welt and ably did he discus it. making many of the said legis lators feel spotted all over. Attar he had finished hta argument, and by way of ap plication be said: “I will now finish my discourse by telling yon a snake stor^. which the; foend had been tastefully dec orated by fair bands with monograms and and flowers. Tbe word "Welcome" | gleamed on every side, and waa pictured not only tn tbe flowers but the facet of tbe younglailicswbosmtled with favor upon . brio« M ffiS n debatZ? P *a > *’ compllraentary this place ltwas deddedtoholdthean- banquet, was tendered in the Grcy’e ar- nual picnic at Montpelier, on Saturday, mory to both them and the Oxford I July 5th. So tickets will be Issued. Ev ■Maker*, ‘ “ * * * Attempted Burglary. C _ , , i Ab ° ut ha “ pa,t * °' c ' oc k yesterday . , Wca opap . Um ~ e; the „ WM an Freeman vs. Central morning an attempt was made to enter man (r ^ b from the Emerald Isle, passing i; afternoon they paid a visit to the railroad was continued until to-morrow tbo residence ot Mr. J. L Uollifleld, as- through a dense foreat. when suddenly, he Briley Institute., tho scene of battle, on account ot the sickness of a juror. sistant foreman of tUa Daw .r. living on heard an unusual rustling noise in the h thev found l.*,l been tsstefnllv .1m. I leaves, near the roadside, and turning to Montpelier Plcnlo. Academy Square. Mr. HolUfield had I look f( ; und , wo snakM , in mortat combat, w„ have received the following note been in bed but a few momenta when he swallowing each the other, and they con- We have received the following note wa> ar0UJe j bjr tbo Indies in tbe bouse tinned to swallow and swallow till neither from Montpelier: and told hurriedly that some one waa try- snake was left." "Now, said At a meeting ot citizens held recenty ing to get into the house. _ _ I he, “I do not vouch for 1 Quickly dressing himself, Mr. Hollifield the truth of this story, but •will tell you, quietly went to the front door, ami on gentlemen, what I have seen. I have seen opening it beard eotne one run down legislators swallowing liquor, and liquor — , ,, .the atepa. On going outside I swallowing legislators, until neither liquor speakers, who arrived upon the acene | erybody is invited to come and bring a | on tho porch he looked I nor legislator could be found." Si. about 5 o'clock in the afternoon. Snr- basket of good things with them. A I up and down the street, and though the . —an, - rounded by the fairest representatives of splendid band ot music wiil be in atten-1 electric light on the court house was throw-1 HorsforcTs Acid Phosphate, Grilttn society, the feast passed only too dance. The following-named persons ing a fall light upon tbe street he saw no or , lr — TO , Ict quickly. were appointed a committee to assist in one. He then went down Into the yard it was now near the eventful hour, and making preparations for It; and a negro sprang from behind a tree box. I Dr-A. Atkmsori, Prof. Materia Medlca all repaired to the Institute where the fight 1 "Monroe county—Mr/TJ. Cheeves.Mn. Mr. HolUfield rushed Into the house for his 1 and DermatoloCT. In Lffilege ot lhyatclans was to be fought 11 was not long before T. J. Cheevee, Mr. J. 8. Josser, Mrs. J. 8. gun, and the negro ran down to Ftmt «d ^rgsmus, Balflniore, Md.. aaye. It the hall was packed to Us utmoet capacity, Jotsey, Mr. W. B. Ware, jlrs. W. B. I street. Mr. HollUtod followed, ond as he {"il 1 ?* a , p T“,Vi t t 4, r *!'!l; almost the cnUre community turning out Ware. Mr. W. B. Meek, Mrs. \Y. B. Meek, was crossing First street fired upon the ne- fe** i°Pi_ r_,I* 1 * * bapc * 0 ,be Phosphates to witness the Intellectual combat. I Mr. William D. Jones, Mrs. WiUlam D. | gro. after calling upon him to stop. \V ben 1 ln eoluble form. From the "jump" Mercer was the faro- Jones, Mr. Charles Evans, Mr*. Lharles t be negro reached Dixie Row, Mr. Holll-1 rite, and as her orators began to ring In Evans, tMr. Ob. Hollis, Mrs. Ob. Hollis, I fleld lost sight of him. I CITY ITEMS, their telling sentences, cheer upon cheer I Mr. J. hLllarker, Mrs. J. M. Barker, Mr, rose and filled the building. It was the Oscar Basemore, M: ” " ‘ hour of triumph. During the battle the | Ur. Frank Harden. Pfiffln vIaIabw sAaitis, I f . . ) Louisiana State Lottery Company “We do hereby certify that we laperrUe the errancemenU of ell the Monthly *n<l Beml- anuuiu Drawings of uxa Louisiana 8utf Ury Company, and In parson manage and _ _ trol the drawings tbemtelres, and that the same art conducted with honesty,falrness)and ln good faith toward all parties, and we an* tho rise the company to ose this certlflcata.wttb facsimiles of our signatures attached, in 1U adverUscmcata." Commissioners, lslature lor educatloi poses—with a capital |of ll.OOu.OOO- rcserrefund oforcr 1555,QUO has By an orerwhcln MAKE MONEY—HOW Engines, Baggies and Wagons Before buying. We sell four of the best Kn> gines and Saw Mills that come into the state, from the largest mannfactnr. - in ilu- United States, on the beet and easiest terms, Give time to work it ont. BUGGIES AND WAGONS. Don't buy those peddled out in a retail way over tho country. Come and examine oar stock. Save money by oomlng. If you can not come write. We warrant on sold.? “Moore County Grit” Mills, the beat Davis’s Turbine Water Wheels. Three Best makes of Gins. Buckeye Reaper* and Mowers. Standard and Old Hickory Wagons, one year’s guarantee. We have the best and largest stock ol any house in Georgia. Cash or time. Wholesale and retail.! M. J. HATCHER & CO. F. S. JOHNSON. JEFF LANK. JOHNSON & LANE, i 07 and 1 09 Third St,, Macon, Ga. ♦Jgle of victory seemed to hover over the Mercer host, and at Its conclusion perched "—1 Its banners, A Probable Murder Prevented. As officer Unrpby was passing —“Uncle Jacob" Faalk,ai he was famil- * I tarty called by all, died at hta home in Ir- “Bibb county—Mr. Lavoisier lor mar, i a* officer xiurpuy was passing down I win county, Ga., on the 18th Inst. “Unci* Mrs. Lavoisier Lamar, Mr. Alonzo Parker, | \r ulherrv street Yestenlsy he was hailed at I Jake" was upwards of ninety yean of Misa Georgian* Moaely, Mr. R. M. Gilbert. I „ ... r ^ |hat a negro named I ag * *2? wa * umvera4 * 1 J respected and ea- 'The decision waa rendered on behalf of I Miu Fannie Gilbert, kr. Ben Howard, H® 11 * “™ er “ at a eemed. the judges, by Hon. Samuel Hall. He 1 Mn. Ben Howard, Mr. J. R. Hicks, Mrs. I Alex. Pitta had stolen a cleaving knife I _j be fourth of Jnty entertainment at took eccaalou to compliment both aide* on I J. R. Hicks, Mr. R. F. Woolfotk, Mn. R. I from P. O. Holt, and that he had gone ln I the park promises to be an extensive of- the able manner in which they handled I F. Woolfolk. Ur. S. C. Chambliss, Mn. S. I ., ji—.Hon of Bridge row. Taking effl-1 (air. Several entries bars been mads lor the subject. He sai.l that without C. Chambliss, Mr. Zack Edward), Mn. “ phUliD* with Iiim. officer Morphy went the bicycle race, and soma of tba boy* any reflection on Emory they decided that Zack Edwards, Mr. R. E. Bowman, Mrs. down to the river and found Alex on have gone Into training. The dry goods that the merit ot the argument led them I R. E. Bowman. __ I Bridge row whittling with tbe knife. He I clerks propose to show that they can do to gire their decision in favor of the uega- “Crawford connty—Mr. \ anjHorn, Mn. I arresterl and taken to tbe barracks. 1 some good walking. neeUng I Van Horn, Mr. VflUlam Dent, Mn. Will-1 o5*h!swayhearid b« hud lia-1 a difficulty _ V lo pur* . which a *laco bat* Toto It* frua cut State OOP . — _,J A. D.e 1879. ■ The only lottery erer voted on and endoned by the people of any Bute. It never scales or postpones. Its Grand Single Number Drawings Uke puce monthly. C. "s TliYs ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, July 19, 1884— 170th Monthly drawing. CAPITAL PRIZE. 978,000. uator rum 1 CAPITAL PRIZE. 1 do do - l <lo do ..._ ;IZES OF! “ WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE PRATT COTTON GIN ! Sold with or Without Feeders and Condensers and EVERY GIN GUARANTEED. We have in stock a full line of HARDWARE, GUNS, SPORTING GOODS AND CIDER MULLS. tire. After the able decision, theme; adjourned tine clic. tarn Dent.’’ << JrifBn hospitality. way be sain ne nan nan a difficulty I —We mentioned yesterday that a Dr. with a negro named Jones about a girl, I Anderson, ot Morgan county, bad escaped and he was going over tbe riTer to carve I from the asylum at Uffiedgevffie, and waa Drawing th* Line. I up Jooea when arrested, lie said he had suppooed to be making hta way to Moron. — . been teaching school in Warren county. The Doctor come in and hunted up Mr. The toney and better claas of mulatto*. I sbortl _ ^ter hta IncarceraUon, Sheriff Steve Solomon, with whom he went to - .n Macon have an organtsaUon which they phlUiM,of Jeoee county, arrived with two achool, and Ur. Solomon, not knowing'' proud otUienhtlie'TiLEuavrn^UMariao, ^.dubbedtheCerUrriCUy Srotal Club. J^tatom.amfb, .as driivered | conditUof mlnd^pnrch-^ a ticket, •nd takes thia method of doffing lU hat They held their tecond annual plcnlo at op to turn uyGmei and expending congratulations, I Seven Bridges yesterday, and made a big I * no I j aaa —g i. hh.i.s ik* man.MmMtt a( Pnpaai I ^ Disappointment* Our readers will remember young Ma- asylum, who waa ln search ot him, will now return to Milledgeville. 8IBB SUPERIOR COURT. , Cat* Forty- waa delivered I condition of mind, purchased a ticket and | sent him home. The attendant from th* 8*Ten BrUlg*s yetterday, »nil male a big da; ot it under the management of Foreat - ** 1 Morris, manaj^men?* 1 /^ilm I h o«v,"the'trrin hand who wL- ron over I unwuu ... parties started at the I at th* foot of Mulberry street some time walking match o . . same time lor the acene ol festivities, and | tgo and was so badly mangled. He has says he will hat* other trains In reaffiness the rece for one particular spot wss I h« n well cared for since the accident, and I to pat on at a moment • notice should the Henry On.ns, the Burst On. Yean. The meet Important case in the criml-1 the race for one particular spot was I vj nsl department of th* Superior Court yea «*£“■>«• It tardey was that of Henry Owens, the aoddrew.the line dlsrinctlirhetweenthem-. | « house breaker. He had been previously I them l fojrnd gouty on two indtctmbnta for horg- were jmu ffWWWPWWfTBI > wb^~ha’ sras being taken npth.ieg woi tarly. Onone he was sentenced to ten I told, tliere was danger of a coilUlop. IM in ih? the bones years and on the otlier twenty years, lie day passed off. however, without any brokroagm togt th e r. Thepoor fellow pleaded guilty tojthe third indictment and trouble, bat the line is now being more I not navingamt ostokw. ru.poorin . »»* sentenced to twenty years, making I distinctly drawn between fifty years in all, hut nine years oi tlio | charcoal citizens. iip>t sentence was taken off making a total of forty-one years in the I’wntenttary. On being taken to ^ail he —Th* Central railroad calculate to carry two trains full of people to Atlanta Tnea- ’ ‘o se* th* great saw-dust on that day. Major Knapp tr ^Som* time during Friday night our old gold and w “ ■» anstons to get home that the dis- hxjnt containing a small sum of money g apiwintment was * eoreone. H* will now ^ a qU antitjr*l cloUiing and other ortf- remain here until the bone* grow together. cIe> w u taken out of the lious* of Mr. Let Accidental Shooting. I I Wages, on overseer at Msj-cyvUle, near . Yesterday afternoon a negro boy named An Old Fi.ld Weed. Macon. Suspicion pointed toi a negro cried hke a whipped child. He ts tie hero Kdward Cleveland, living In one of the The old field mullein hot been * Mem- named Djckwofro*. who find neerMr. bad on old mmket \ ftS 1 ^«^h, g 5S&-. W &ffi! was also another Indlcuuent lot carrying I playing with It; He put his Unger in the I n^dical^world. who now recognize it to be Jt toA him about tan minutes to satisfy concealed wes[«ni: | mhsxle,.and while knocking at^the hsni-1 tbebmimedlclnee.yet dUrorered, | hlmselfffiat ,Dmk^the man., and be Jim McFarland, for breaking Into a car, I met with e stick the gun was discharged. 1 when made Into a tee and combined with was brought into town and locked up. wu sentenced to three years. I The finger wu taken off and the load went I y,, ,weet gum present* Into Taylor's Cher-1 —Cotton avenue wu the scene of a George Hunt, for assault with latent to into the boy's left eve, tearing away a por- okM Remedy of Sweet Gam and Mullein thrilling runaway about dusk yesterday wu sentenced to ten months. 1 tton of the skull. Dr. Ilyns wu sent for I . pleasant 'and effective cure for I evening. A mats drawing a wagon con- - - — and the wounds were dressed. It Is I Croap, Whooping Cough, Celd sud Con- mining a negro man and a little srhite boy thought that the boy will die. 1 sumption. Price 25 cents and (L This I come down th* avenue at * rapid gait, i — «■—*“— “ — 1 —rboxu and bandies in every di- The negro did his beet to hold i end shouted “look oat" all th* A Perilous Trip. A little boy named Georg* Werner, I i Williams, for burglary, wss I three years. Henry Rivers and Abe MitcbeU, bnr- fituy, were dtaebarg-d from custody. nbte m.ln’t!*! 1 . 1 '' llr “ ,n >' *“ —tonced to . A mu* ooy namro | gJjiSJth*’ effects oTtiethini’prueiits I way.” The mule flnsfly dieted around the Willie Wynn, robbery, wu fined (50t I *C«1 about nine years, living In E“t a 'j i ttl* Minicnm Cnsr no household I lamppost at the intersection of the arenas ^The dvil department. Judge Simmons | Moron, wandered away from homo yes ter-1 ,hquld be without, forth* speedy relief, of | and Popisr street and then.ltojrpod sUU. ts- executors of William Dillard. . VmSyckd e of his right A Spider’s Bit. About a week ego Mr. J. brushed a spider from the b* He thought nothing Hot, bat on Wedoadijhli hand immed Proportions and gav* him a gnat of i*ln. Tbe band and psin grow to ench .a extent that It bad to be leneed by gLlIoit. Yesterday Mr. Var-Syekd wu 1*?”* touch better, imd the hand is ln a isu way qI recovery. , ill day on the ease I .iternoon end went to the river. He sodden and dangerous attacks of the Itwua narrow escape for th* inietroton of William Dilloid | th. bateaus and nnfast- ongs and Ask year druggist for nun. ened It in. soma way and ofljs# floated | t “x“'„ n f ac tured bv Walter A. Tavior. At-1 Don’t Spill Th. Milk. “There Is no rue crying aw currenr j*), ^. ”7/ I Cologne. I milk.” ssystheald saw. 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