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THE WEEKLY TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19,1884. fHE SHOOTING MATCH. Macon Captures the Medal find Two- Thirds of the Prizes. [8PECIAL TELEGRAM.] Brunswick, Ga., September 16.—The clay pigeon match for the Ligowsky State cham pionship medal came off to-day In this city between the Macon nnd Brunswick teams. Tho shooting grounds lie cast of the city and are plea- intly situated. The match was shot in a high wind, which reduced the scores consid erably. The following scores were made: Brunswick team: Berryman 11, Thlot 12, Dent 13, Wright 10, Dangai x 8. Total 54. Macon team: Parker 11, Taylor 10, Butts 15, Ayers 15, Edwards 10. Total c'l A FALUNO TO ER. A Runaway Horse Knocks Down an Elec tric Light Tower. Yesterday Mr. Will Sherrill, at Cobb, Wilson A Co.’s Insurance office, purchased a pony from Col. Corbett The young men about the office rode him around the block several times in order to see what the animal could do, aud later lu the afternoon about half-past 5 o’clock, little Warren Marshall, the fourteen-year-old messenger boy of the Chets-Corlcy Company, Jumped ou the pony for a short ride. Somewhere on Third stre-t, in the vicinity of Poplar, the ponv became frightened and ran away, with his head in the direc tion of tho river. proached the tall electric light tower The tie between Butts and Ayers was shot •* V* e *. n i? riect 3 I # °* au off nnd ivk..i»aa. i.. n it «.,»♦« i.i Thu streets, ho diverged from his couse and dash* on ana resulted. Ayers 17. Butts 16. This ^ the tower, the boy in the meanwhile match waa determined as follows: Each con- holding on tightly and trying to •» *p the tcsUnt.hooting ten single shot, at eighteen .gjjg not ln<;Tln<; < 1 ,lop ' yards rise and five double at fifteen. TUB FIRST SWREPSTAKF^, rules same as above, resulted: Berryman 6, Thlot 7, Barkuloo 3, Cook ft, Butts 6, Tay lor 5, McHatton 6, Littlefield ft. In tho second sweepstakes, same rules, there were thirteen entries. Contestants were allowed five shots each. The result was Butts first, Thlot second, McHatton third. There were twelve entries In the third sweepstakes, and four single and two double shots were allowed. The result was: Ayers first, Blaine second, Edwards third. PThe fourth sweepstakes bad twelve (entries. Dent, was first, Berryman second, Dsngsix Fifth sweepstakes, three single shots. There were ten entries and Ayers wou. In the sixth sweepstakes, eleven entries] three shots each, McHatton won. In the seventh sweepstakes, twelve entries, three shots each, Taylor won. In the eighth sweepstakes, twelve eutrics, for twelve gauge guns, three shots each, Par ker won first money, Butts second. 1 The Macon club was treated with the utmost cordiality by the Glynn club and the citizens of Brunswick generally. The Macon team has been notified that it will have to struggle for the retention of the medal at an early date. The trip has been a very pleasant one, and the savory odors of rlceblrds broiling floats in at this writing to warn me that the time for writing is short. In the matches to-day Macon takes the championship medal and twelve out ’ of eighteen prises. United States Court Calendar. Cases set for trial in the United States Dis trlct Court: Octobers—United States vs. Virgil Holton, Crawford county, forgery: vs. Isaaih Under wood, Taylor county, retailing; vs. Sara Ad kins, Dooly county, perjury; vs. Chas. Joyner, Schley county, perjury. October 7— Un .ted States vs. Geo. L. Patton, Mnscogee county, retailing; vs. Monroe Gray. Butts county, retailing; vs. Christopher Par- H H I >, Lewis Comer, I Jasper ker, Jasper county, retailing; vs. Lewis < Jasper county, retailing; Beni. Lynch, county, working lu illicit distillery. October ft—United States vs. Everett Farm er. Dodge county, retailing; vs. Wiley W. Thaxtou, Jasper county, removing and retail ing; vs. George Williams, Bibb county, per jury; vs. J. it. Roberts, Warren county, per- jury. October IK—United States vs Edward Sei bert. Bibb county, passing counterfeit money; vs. Jasper A. Smith, Bibb county, mailiug ob scene letter. Octobe 10—United States vs. Rosetta Rills. Sumter county, retailing: vs. Simon Ellis. Sumter county, retailing; vs. Tom Stubbs, alias McDonald, llibb county, working in distillery; vs. James King, Taylor county, retailing. October 11-Unitcd States vs. J. W. Myrick. Bibb county, dealer in manufactured tobacco: va. J. R. Bowdre, Bibb county, dealer In man ufactured tobacco; vs. R. E. Bowman, Bibb county, dealer in manufactured tobacco; vs. Cornelia Russell, Sumter county, retailing. • October 14—United States vs. W. R. Shep pard, Taylor county. distillery: vs. F. M. Me- GUnnery, Taylor county, distillery. October 9K-Unlted States vs. W. C. Roberts, Early county, mailing obscene circulars. October 21—United Htai head by his head striking ■ [ ■round, but he was able to walk over to the urge crowd that had gathered at Johnson A Harris’s corner and humbly apologize for the accident, saying he could not stop the horse. ■HMHHPHhtes vs. Moses Duinas, Monroe county, conspiracy. October 22—United States vs. Joslah Ryle, Wilkinson county, conspiracy; vs. John I. Washington, Butts county, passing counterfeit money. The following are set for the United States Circuit Court, October 7. United States Washington county, dealing la manufactured tobacco. October 1ft—United States vs. Lou Trippe, Monroe county, retailing; vs. Nop. Gresham, Randolph county, retailing; vs. Calvin white, Pike county, dealer in manufactured tobacco; vs Tboa. F. Cody, Jasper county, working in distillery: va. Benj. Simmons, Randolph county, distillery. October 14—united States vs. Louis Banks, Monroe county, retailing; vs. Ned Perry. Macon county, retailing; vs. Samuel * * - - “ "ripli - m Anderson, Randolph county, retailing; vs. W. A. Lamb, Newton county, distilling; vs. J. P. Belvin, Bibb county, dealer In manu factured tobacco. October 18—United States v». Dan McCoy. Sumpter oonnty, retailing; Emanuel Wright, Warren county, retailing; va. Elbert Cody. Warren county, retailing; vs. James Huff Warren county, retailing. October 16—United State* vs. Aaron Ran dall, Baldwin county, retailing; vs. Lou Griggs, Baldwin county, retailing: vs. Monroe Brown, Washington county, deallug in manu factured tobacco. October 17—United States vs. Peter Tay lor. Washington county, dealer in manu factured tobacco; vs. lfenj. Marks, Washing- inglon county, retailing; vs. Thomas Thomp son. Jasper county, retailing; vs. Geo. McCul loch. Randolph county, retailing. tXtobra IS—Utilled ttutr. vs Newt Rob inson, Randolph count,, reunion; John D. Oumnerford, bool, count,, pronage; E. E Cadi. Bibb connty, misdemeanor, removed causa; K. O. Brunder, Dougherty coenty, dealer In manufactured tobacco. October «K-Unlted States vs. Colonel Sax ton. Muscogee county, retelling; Frank Dil lon, Randolph county, retailing; Isaac Smith, Early county, working in distillery. October 23—United States vs. Jolm R. Trull Washington county, conspiracy. An Encroaohment Trouble. Some time ago Mr. T. J. Carling made ap plication to the city council for au encroach ment of several feet at the corner of Spring and Columbus streets. The application was referred to the proper committee ami they recommended that It be granted after the com plisr.ee with the usual requires*«&U. At the last meeting of council a commu nication was received from Dr. I>. W. Ham mond. Major C. A. Tharpc and Mr. Hilliard Cherry, ojcctlnx to the encroachment and the petition was referred to the encroachment committee. In the meantime Mr. Carling pays the city treasurer the 1100 for the encroachment and takes a receipt therefor, lie then applied to Mayor Corout for the deed who refused because of the objection of Messrs. Ham' mood. Tharpc and Cherry, pending before council. On Monday afternoon the encroach ment committee, of which Alderman Price is tucruacnmeni woura ne a oeinmcm insiean of an improvement. The |H-titioner iuformed Mr. Carling that they had given their assent In the first Instance because of certain repre- and dashed under the tower. ' TUB HORN OP THE *ADDLE^| taking one of the cross braces. The boy was knocked off and he fell to the ground in a lump. When the brace was struck the cast Iron clamp which held it to one of the three main rods, snapped like a pistol shot, and then the tall structure began to topple and a minute later it* full length was on the street with a tower fell upon the sTngiudray of Abe Brown, crushing It with fearful force. Abe had Just The fall of the tower caused the sections to psrt and twist, but the pieces did not scatter,ss I was expected. Only one piece went astrsy. It struck one of Johnson A Harris’s dray mules ou the head, from the effects of which it will die. someone is not passing from side to side; but at the time it waa clear, though the little children of Mr Nathan Gansand Mr. M. Klkan had Just reached the sidewalk. Lieutenant Wylie and officer Thomas were standing at Johnson A Harris’* corner at the time of the fall, and saw the horse and boy when the yourself, and see who la entitled to the Bead of the column as leadera of low prices. The Empirk Store, Triangular Block. brace was struck, the Lieutenant started to pick up the boy, when he saw the tower oa-i reentog. He shut bis eyes and awaited the crash. i Little Warren picked hlm«e!f up as soon as he was thrown off the horse and walked away from his dcatn unconsciously. Had he got ~ In another directiou he would have beM killed. The horse ran only a few steps from the tower and stopped unhurt. NO TELEPHONIC COMMUNICATION. The tower in its fall stmek the cross arms of the telephone pole near the crossing, cut ting the wires as If with a knife. These wires belonged to the telephone company, except nine of the Western Union Telegraph Com pany. Of these one was the gold stock ex change. one the Macon and Brunswick line and and another wim the Brown'a Hotel wire. All these wires will be repaired by 9 ........I..,. ... .......... .J. _ ■dock this morning, so Manager Stevens in forms us. The telephone company suffered more ln-L jury. Out of 135 wires omy 30 could work last night. Manager Davis will put an extra force at work to-day, but it may be to-morrow night before the exchange is lu working i order. As it is. telephonic communication is almost entirely eat off. As soon as the nows of the wreck reaehed the electric light works. Superintendent I Trick*/ repaired at once to the scene and pro ceeded to arrange the wires that the otherl towers might be lighted. They were burning nicely before the fall, which instantly extin- S lshed them. There aio three circuits for W light-the towers, the stores, and the union depot. The wreck of course Interfered with the lighting of the city only. NO LOSS OF LIFE OB UNO. I That no pcrion was hurt by thel I safe against falling. It was I put up M Mil llll > GUARANTEE, land in this the electric light company suffers no loss save that of delay, damage to wire. etc. I An inspection of the stones which formed the anchorage for the main pipes show that while the tower had every Appear- auce of strength and of being firmly fixed at ills foundation, it was dangerously weak. The large pipe at the base when snapped off. Ishowed that so much of It had been taken off to put thread* on that It was scarcely the alx-[ teeuth part of an Inch thick, and where it should have l>con strongest was the weakest. Had it fallen In the direction of Doody'sor Nussbaum A Co.’s comer, the damage to both illfe and property would have been great.) k will * ’ ‘ ‘ ’ The wreck will lie cleared away to-day. 8afe*Br*aking. When Mr. K. H. Stuart entered his soda-bot tling works early yesterday morning, he saw evidence of a burglarious visit the night be fore. The tools belonging to tho shop had been taken from their accustomed plaee and were found upon the Iron safe. A glance at the safe showed that an attempt had been made to get at Its contents. On tnvestigatlo •, it was found that the buf- K * tr had mauaged by a wire to pull hack the U on the Inside of the door, and in this way entrance was effected. The caps of the bolts in the hinges were then cut off. snd the bolts driven out of their sockets. This failed, bow ever, and the chisel was put to work on the dlsl of the combination, and this failed. Day- made light probably came upon him, aud he his exit unnoticed. | Mr. Stuart at once sent for Mr. George B. iWells, who had aeveral valuable papera aud some money In tho aafe, and it waa a question with them whether the thief hail succeeded in getting into tho safe and replaced the door or had failed to get In. They went to work to open the aafe, but It restated their efforts, the combination refusing to work. After consid erable trouble, the safe was opened and the Mr. Wells is quite certain that he will lie able to catch up with the safe-breaker, though It may require some time. Another Remarkable Man. We mentioned the other day how Rev. Wesley Smith, of Forsyth, was a wonderful man.|but we have one now, Mr. T. W. Barrow, who lives near Bollngbroke. who is somewhat ahead of Mr. Smith. Mr. Harrow is sixty C r* old, never swapped horses, never ght or sold a negro, always owned negroes, ha* them with him now, never moved, and has taken the Teleobafh since 1*40. Mr. Barrow can go up head. Cutting an Artery. J Yesterday afternoon a negro named ftaiL Brown, living ntar Bridge Row, received a se vere cut In the leg, In which a large artery |«as severed. He saw the blood flowing freely I and boarded a hack and was taken to Dr. iHolt’a office. Dr. Holt summoned Dr. McHat ton to assist him, and the artery was taken lup. A few minutes delay would have been dangerous. lie first said that he was whittling a stick I and the knife glanced, making the cut. He afterward stated that he was cut by another resentatlons made to them MS because they bail not been rarrk-d out. Bometiiae Monday night Mr. Carling took a force and pat a fence around the t-ticroarh- He claims that he has compiled with the law In every particular, and has pabl the money for It, holding the city treasurer's re ‘pi therefor. the. mcetin* ut the city council ccipt I which wm to the effect that the encroach otent had been given to Mr. Carling on mt.- repreaentatlon. made by him, and they there fore recommended that the council', action he raaclndcd. and that the marshal, with the •treat fore, and .uthclent pollc,, if neceaaary, proceed to tear do* n the fence, etc. Colonel Wiley will carry out the Instructions thia morning, and ]iui how the matter will end 1, a question. Tuaadar Night'. Colli.ion. The train from Sarannah due in Macon yet- terday morning at 2:4S collided near Eden about a.30 Tueaday night with a down frlegbt train. Both engineer. Jumped from their en glues, Mr. Crquhart escaping unhurt,but Mr Wm. Ewinga waa not ao fortunate. A targe ■pllnter waa driren through hla arm. The two engine, were badly wrecked, but no other damajra waa auitalned. The pawn, gars lu tho sleeper warn not disturbed at all Robbery nt crliwoldiill.- dome tint, during Tnradey night, . thief broke Into the residence of Mr. J, R. Van Btutn, at ftdtwoJdrlUc. and look away hla gild wetch, ala or eight dollart In money and _ / reported to the , whereabout a of tbs j thief f yci In a Tight Place. R Yeaterday afternoon little Jimmie Faulkner prat taking a bath In a room oyer hla father's .tore, on Third street, lie heard the noise of the falling electric light tower end he rushed to the window to see whet it waa. The win dow was propped up by a stick and Jimmie poked hla bead and arms cut. kuoeltlug the stick out. The window came down with e crash on hla neck, boldine him there a. If la a rise, end unable to get hla arms In e position to relieve hlmiell. He relied to the people Mow. end a man mined np stain end raised the window. He was badly hurt. Pope 8nyo “Truth neede no flower o( speech,” and with tble idea, we make n few epecimen quotatiene, not a cunningly devised sched ule specially prepared for the occasion, but regular prices of g>od, honest, relia ble and aeasonable goods—specimens Id .rely selected at random from n few de partments-ami our word for It, nil goods in our bouse will, upon a careful exami nation, be found proportionately low. Beautiful line black and colored cash meres, 25 cents, fiilrty-elgbt inch, all wool, black cash mere, 40 cents. Beautiful line silk velveteens, all colors, 85cents; price elsewhere, same goods 98 cents. Besutiful line French lustres, all colon 10 cents; worth 25 cants. Beautiful line of dress ginghams 6ii cents. Good quality calicoes, seasonable styles (not short lengths) 3 cents. Ladles' balbnggan hose, silk clocked, regular made 20.cents. British cents. Cnildren's gray mixed, ribbed hose, 15 cents. Elegant quality bleached damask, of ex quisite, design 10 cents. An all linen bleached damask napkin, 4!,i cents, or 50 cents per dozen. An all-linen towel, medium-size, 10 cents. The largest all-linen towel in the State for the money at 25 cents. An elegant quality white Irish linen, 35 cents, worth 50. Beautiful line corsets, 59 cents and up ward. Two spools linen flourishing thread for 5 cents. Two spools darning cotton, for 5 cents. Three papers pins, for 10 cents. Two papers hair pins, for 5 cents. Three cakes toilet aoap for 10 centa, and soon; but call and examine our stock for t half hose, full regular made, 25 THOMASTON. Sr.PTZMnzR 10.—In December, 1871, Ber ry Williams stabbed and killed a man by the name of Calvin at Lamar's Mill, in this (Upson) county. Williams was ar rested and committed to Jail in this place. On the 19th of March, 1872, he broke jail and escaped, and bis whereabouts have been unknown until very recently, when our worthy sheriff, J, T. Foster, acting upon a faint clue that be had, wrote to the sheriff of Johnson county, Texas, and from him ascertained that Williams was in that connty. lie then wrote to the sheriff of Johnson county to arrest him and notify him. In a few days he was informed that the arrest was made. About a week ago Sheriff Foster, having previously ten a requisition from ernor McDaniel, proceeded to Texas for bis man, nod to-day at 12 o'clock re turned with him and placed him in jail at this place, to await bis trial at the Janaary term of onr Superior Court. Williams, when bo made his escape with bis wife and two children to Johnson connty, Texts, re formed his life, and became a good citizen. Shortly after he got to Texas his wife died, but he married again and now has six children by hit last wife. Sheriff Foster ssys Williams stands very high In John son county. His neighbors, who arc moneye 1 men, assured him that If his was a btUable'case, he could moke a bond for any requisite amount. RIVES. SzrTXMBtR 10.—A negro called Felton 9mltli and one called Tom Crawford had a dispute yesterday morning, and yesterday evening Tom carried his gun to the field in order to be prepared for his opponent, when Smith slipped ap, got Tom’s gun and emptied both barrels into him, and it is feared he will die. Tom was a hard working darky and Felton a day hand. " •' hr Felton has sloped. itciueatsioowsc; macniaerv soaox:; unseen mineral teal ZSc; cotton seed refined MC. Hints, Wool, rrc.—Rides—receipts light: dry fltnt(al2: salted 8al0. Wool nominal: un- Appotite nnd!DlKestlon. With few exceptions, the first effects of the new vitalizing treatment of Drt. Star- key Al’alen, 1100 Olrard street, Fbilndel- 8 hla, is an improvement in appetite and Ignition. A change in the whole perso nal appearance soon follows. The skin grows clearer, the eye* brighter, the move ments more elastic. There is a sense of lightness and comfort. The chest begins to expand and the weight to increase. All the depressed or sluggish functions of the ' dy take on a better action, and there is a idual return to a more healthy condi- in. If the treatment is continued, and the laws of health carefully observed, "IMUt I fl —. . V. rt».is-s „e Wax 20322c. Tallow I Goans.—Cora—market firm; stock It Ugh good milling com SOasdc by car Iota, TSaSoo piratlon, unless the physical system is down, will follow In too for broken down, will follow fn nearly every case. All desired information in regard to this remarkable treatment will be furnished by Drs. Starkey A I’alen. Write to them, and your communication will get a prompt response. COMMERCIAL. COTTON MARKET REPORT TlLiaiars axd Mzssixoia. Macon, September 17—Evening. Liverpool reported business good at un changed rates at ( for middling uplands. Sales, 12,000 bales. Futures closed steady. In New York, September contracts opened steady at 10.21 tad closed easy at 10.20. Bales, 13,100 bales. . its opened and closed dull at 10K for middling uplands. Balea, 1,0m bales. The local market bos grad nelly declined daring the past two days. In sympathy with the decline In Liverpool and 'New York. The receipts for to-daf were SM bales: sales SI and shipments 230. We quote prices as fol- loirs: Strict low middling.. Low middling.. otcgirrs. Received by rail ——— Wagon . ■■unsown. Shipped by rail... Shipped previously Stock on hand COTTON MARKETS BY TILCORAPH. UvanrooL, September 17-Noon.-Cotwn business good at unchanged rates; middling uplands «; middling Orleans SS-1S: rates 12,000 bates, for epeenlaUon tad export *000: receipts 4300, Aucrcan 4300. Futures quiet snd steady. BSSES^^Bb* A Fractured Arm. Ml.. Moltle Burkett, daughter ot Mr. J. U Burkett, while on a visit to Jeffersonville, Twiggs county,waa thrown from akorMton Monday last, her left forearm Wing thereby fractured. The limb waa neatly bandaged by a pby.U-lsn at Jeffersonville, but when the young lady reached home on Tueaday after noon the baud and arm were paining her so Intensely tbst Hr. Blacksbear was called In and found It nercseary to readltut the dress- _ Ing. The many friends of Miss Moltte will be October, glad to know that she U now comfortable aud doing well, a An Important Discovery. The most important diacorsry is that consumption, cougus ana colds, wm pre term the health and save life, and is a positively cure consumption, but coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma, hoarse- January and February. February and March... March and April — —A 3344 2 r, n.—bales Included M'JO baits Amcr- ran. Futures weak. September, sellers...-—.... J s»44 ■number and Octobar.seller.—5 5444 October end November. sellers—S 3044 November nd December. veloe.-S 4744 December and January, value 5 4744 Janu&rr aoJ February, sellers—ft 49*1 February and March, seller. 5M44 March and April, seileri 5 M4l March and April, October, value — 5 r. it.—Futures closed steady. December and January, buysrs.—S 4J44 New Yosx, September 17.—The Poet • cob ton article rays: Future deliveries are in moderate demand and fluctuations ere small At the third cell sales were made of Septem C(JUJ^IM| MliUg, IliUIlwUlilvi MIMIIIB, IIIMfSC* ness, and all affections of the throat, chest snd lungs, yield at once to lu curative powers, if you doubt this, get a trial bot tle free, at Lamar, Rankin A Lamar's drugstore. her it a decline o!«to 7-100, and later montha it a decline o( 4-U0. September brought 10.22-21. October I0.LL January 10.28, April 10.64, May 10.7*. Fatares closed easy, with September MOO, October and November 6100, December 4100 nod the balance 3-100 lower than yesterday. Haw Yotx, Sept. 17.—Nooo.—cotton dull middling uplands iO'J: middling Orisons t<% futures market closed easy; sale* «3,!oO; The following table shows the opening and closing aaoUUous: November..— December ...... January February— April R*y- Jane..— — r nominal at 17.00. Whisky steady and higher TiTST 1000 10.09 MLp-ifl 10.26-27 10.39-40 10.51-52 10.44-65 10.76-77 lO.ftft-89 Orleans 10^. Consolidated net receipt* 12,985; export*, to Great Britain 2484. . Galtb*ton, Sept. 17.—Cotton ea*y: mld-l dllng 10 1-16: net receipt* 4835; grou 4835; tale* 1096; stock 12,753. . I Norfolk. Sept. 17.—Cotton, quiet: mldj filing 10116; net receipt* 739. rro«« 739; iale« 152: stock 1896; exports, coastwise 37J. WtLMiNoroN. Sept 17.-cotton is quiet; middling 10; net receipt* 546 grow 646; sales stock 2150. havannah, Sept 17.—Cotton steadier; mid* dllng 9Jtf: net receipt* 3548 grow 8544- sale* 4 50; stock 21,586; exports, coastwise 27/7. NSW Oelxans. Hept. 17.—Cotton quiet; mid a. dllng 10; net receipts 368 gross 886: tales 400; stock *3,474: exports, coastwise 4191. mobile. Sept. 17.—Cotton is easy; middling 9Jfi; net receipt* 142 gras* 210. sales 100; Mock 8138; exports, coastwise 83. Mxmphis, Sept. 17.-COWOC quiet: middling SSL net receipts 117; shipments SO; sale, 30; A J 4. HOT I Stock 4791. Augusta. Sept. 17.—Cotton is quiet: mid dling 91116; receipts 434; shipments —; sales r 9483; exports coastwise 1201. CITY MARKETS. Meats.—Market steady, unchanged. Stocks light. We quote: Bacon—sides 11^; shouldere tiLsAMAs *raiw -♦-—-ides 10)4; should nr* rise and Quality. ;ulk meats—si 7? 4 . Ham* 15UA16, a* to „_ x loARD.—Market quoted higher; stock am "e quote: lu tierce* and tube 9*4910; IT 19 f a: ft tb palls 10%; 8 lb nails iy A . tie. Weq Pil ch nails w;j; m w puu 11/74; » u> pain 174, Butter.—Market steady and well stocked, oleomargarine 22a2Sc;newMay gilt edge 26a2Sc creamery 79*J0c; country 20acc; Tennessee 2P m, Candy.—Assorted, In boxes lOHftllc, barrel* lOalOUc. Corn Beef.—Cooked. 116 32.35:2 lbs 3S.2S Cheese.- A few arrivals of new cream at ’8c Coffee.—Tne market is quiet ana steady. choice 14c*. rood 13c; medium 12){a'ftc common Halite. Flour.—Lower but In good demand. Wi quote: Common 34.5J; family 84.7ftAft.09; extra family bft.25a5.90; fancy f5.75a6.00; paten* Drt Goods.—The market Is quiet; demand moderate; stocks ample. We quote: Print* 4V. aCc; y K Georgia brown shirting 6c; % do 5< 4-4 t>rown sheeting ftWo; white osnabnrgs 8 it 9} 4 c; cheeks C)£a7c; yarns£2)lc for best mak» brown drillings 7a8c. Hardware.—Market firm. Horse shoes IS.0G per keg. Mule shoes 16.00. Iron bound hame» H.50a5.00. Trace chains 45a50o per pair. Ame» ■hoTclsf 11.00 oerdos. Plow hoes AiaiXc pet lb. Hetman's plowstocks 11.25. Axes 47.ftfa s.COpcr dox. Cotton cards 84.00. Well bnckel> ;otton roes l si,ajuc per lb. Swede Iron er n>, refined 3a3J>$cper lb. Plow steel 5c per lb. Kail* 32.75—basis of 104. Powaei 85.00 per kes. Blasting powder 88.00. Lead 8c per tb. Drop sho 81.Ual.90 per bag. Barbet* wire 7a7Hc a r r: rIn good demand and scarce. Fancy stock ft 01 Dried Peaches—Strictly No. 1 peeled 6c per pound. Hat.—The market steady; good demand: w«* quote at wholesale: Western timothy ILlOs 12)4: small lots < l 15aL20. Lemons.—Higher; good demand;, Messina i .Vi. 1 The market Is quiet: crashed SUe: 814c; granulated TyifitSc; A 7a s extra C G^c; yellow 6a6*c. Me: white extra C 6&c; yellow —... Nuts.—TerrAcona almonds 22c per !b; Prln shell 24c: is paper shell24c: French walnuts I5al8c; pies —; pecans 15c; Brasil 15c; filberts —: cocoanuts $35 per 1000. Link, Calcined Plaster and Cement.—Als Obanoes.—Scarce and In good demand. Flor Ida selling at 83.50a4.00 per crate. Oils.—Market firm and in good demand: sig nal 50s60c; West Virginia black 17c; lard oil washed 161126c; washed *24a28c; burry 12alCc small lots: mixed com 76a78c. Oats—good de mand and higher; we quote: Western 8%M Geonrla rust-proof 73*75; Texas mat-pro J 80. Bran $Llftal.20. 41.C0a5.50, Bourbon $1.60*5.00 Liquors—Eye 1 redistilled ryo ai $1.06*1.75. N' Co lied ryo and com $1*1.30. gin andrui .75. N C corn $1.60, peach and app jrandy $2.00*2.75. catawba wine $1 2ft, port and sherry wine ll.28al.6ft, cherry and finger brandy 90call.50, French brandy $2.23*5.75,40- mestlc brandy $1.65*2.00. Pickles.—Pint* $1.50: quarts $2 21 half Dar rels, plain and mixed, $7.00. Onions—Yellow and red $3.80per barrel. * $L50a2.W | Fruit.—Bananas, red, J ) per bunch: Potatoe*.—Good demand for new potatoes at 12.25*3.00 r>er bb> Raisins.—Fair demand; market steady: new layers $2J0 per box: new London layers $3 per box; loose muscatels 12.50 . 1 tb Starch.- SaODim,—Quarter boxes American fMia S.30; imported ,13.50. 8»lt.—The demsti t Is moffenle tuff the market steady; larye stock: Virginia tlat.SJ; Liverpool It; by oar load these prices can be avser—Market bare of Florida and Oeorfla syrup.; New York sonar SOaSOc. Fun.—New crop. No. 1. bbls., IU.W, hall bbls. 16.00, quarter bbls. I3.J3: kiu 7uc; No. I mackerel, bbls. IS 00; ball bbls. K00, quar- ter bbla 82.2ft, kits 60. Mdlxs—About three car loads in tbs mar. , which Is active; trade medium; ItOOalsO. Quasi. One oar load Tannasaee in market- llEaM PROVISION AND DRAIN MARKETS SV lor Howard street and Western .nperflne: Howard street and Western superfine UJ.,, family *J.7.VsS.7% city 2.63. extra W.TSrtfiO. Mills superfine VJ.J7S rlu Lrsii‘1, M.6JaV73, I .’,2.73, extra .. i'atapsco family tc.w, ■nperlatlve patent k2A Wheat-sonthero iflrm ami qul.t; Western blxbsr and dull: ■ontbern rad stats, do amber 90aSl; No 1 Maryland S7Uasked; No 2 Western winter red spot sfijtaSiL Corn—Sontb.ro white scarce aud firm; Western, no offerlncand no Md: Southern white C9a70: yellow 6Zat7. Raw »onx,Seitetnl)er 17.-Fiout-Sonthern quiet: common to lair extra ,S.’J3et.:»; rod to choice extra t4JOeO.«>. Wheat, spot lalMc. hlehcr and. firm: unerade<l red zta«0. No 2 red rash s^.ass, .October S6aMX. Cora, spot trifle higher end unsettled: ungraded red E fieri), do while 57010. No. 2 Septaaber 3-J. 19M. Oats bizber. closing firm: Mo 2 mixed ;123), Scptemlrer S2**. Hope.slow and nominal: new 27au, fair to ebotoe It.20. Coffse, spot fair Eb> stronger at eio.2Salo.30, No f Rio, spot IA6S. September UK. Sugar dull and unchanged: Darbadoee Wi, Cuba ^n,F»62^5^3 §\ MnSwnsdo't'V.'^eaaran i'i. FonoRira 3, mola-tes sugar 4 3-lt, fair to good ra- Fnlng rained quiet and steady—0 634 at 3*16, aim o S 7-16S3Via white axua C W4a % cut lost 7, crushed 7, powdered A exjMJt, ^fw U Orieans^ka3l! > *Cuba (WdL refining) U. Bice steady: Doaettlo WW. rangoou t’fc Cotton seed oU steady at ISaS6: crada SUM. Fork dull, nominally lower: new mem, •pot 116.73017.00; DO Hies reportei. Middles aud nominal: Iota dear 96-8714. Lart higher, closing It. xdy: Western steam spot 17.70, Sap- b^^'3 h U U 3^2«4i , 7“ Uistci.-tstATi. September 17.—Flour firm: FamUy 3J.73a1.60. high grades 36.23x6/2). good to fancy 3S.SOal.23. Wheat In fair demand sn l Irregular: No 2 red winter i.'avi. Cora firmer: No 2 mixed 5t>4. OaU • eady: No 2 mixed J7?i cash, 27)4 for September. Rye new merafilTfiMl Lard dull: .prims straw 37.40. Bulk maau unchanged: sboplders 36.23, short rib 3*.7». Bacon steady nnd un changed: shoulders 17.23, short rib Ill.Oi •bon clear lit SO. Hams-Snga«urod nn-l changed at 314 00. Sugar unchanged: hard (maned) 7a7M, New Orleans 8e4. hogs ac tive and firm: common and light 34.76s6.ao, packing and huichera 33.40MA). Whisky a lift at till. Lons tills, September I7.-Flonr steadyAnd unchanged: extra lamtly 32dSaA60, A Not 33.43 •AIR Wheat quiet: No. 2 md faU new 73a 77. Corn quiet: No. 2 white do mixed 63. Oats quiet: No. 2 mixed W extern ajtafifi. Provision, quiet. Mess pork tl-.O). Bulk meat.—shoulders 36 60, clear rib sides 310.03, clear sides moo. Bron-sbouMera 37JS. rlcar ribs 310 * j „ short clear »lt *0. Hams— Sugar-cured qnlit and steady at 314.00. Lard —meant loaf M; prime steam 17.23. tr. LOCIS, Septem bar 3L—Floar quiet and uoehangwl: famlly|2.Wrt)»cboW_31.23at.oo. fancy 33.Nat 7\ whmdactive and film: Not Ircj^wlntc^j^aTTcasM. TW^W^ewaberJ Inactive and higher: ■ October. Provisions pt. mber. IBSqulel: Mesa —“ •host clear 3*. Eg doll and at $L12. Chicago. Srpttfiober 17.—Floor unchanyed: to choice winter $3.76*4.75. Miuuesota bakers’ $3.50*4JO. Wheat opened firm and cloftd?{ hl*her: 74Jia75>i September; No 2 ' u sptlng 75)4a75)<. Cora excited; in ie&tt near deliverleiTc*osed SWc’.’hlfher for September: cash 68)*, September 6 r »U»59. Ost* firm and blsher. cash 24)4, September *5}%a2ftil. For* dull: jobblny, cash $16.75* 17.10, September $16.7-4. Lard In active demand, weak: cash $7.10*7.15. September $7.1214. Bulk mests In fair demand: shoulders (6.75, short ribs ‘47.0\ short clear $1000. Whisky steady and unchanged at $l.lft 3ujrar un changed: Sunrtard A 6H*6)i ent loaf7Ua7»4. granulated 7a7Vi. family 84.50*4.75, high grades .... Corn firm aud quiet: mixe/l 64; yellow white T2. Oatsuulet: prime Western 44. Hsy scarce and steady: prime $16.00*17.00, choice 41H.50. Fork steady and unchanged at $17.75. Lard quiet: tierce* (refined) $9.00, keg $9.50. Bulk meats quiet aud unchanged: shoul- ders, packed, $7.37^, long clear $9.70. clear rib $9.70. Baoon quiet and unchanged: shoulders fft.00, long clear $10.25, clear rib sides $10.25. Usms-cholceiugamnirod quiet: choice canyatsod $11.50*13.75. Whisky stead; aud unchanged; Western rectified (Lift to$l.*. Coffee strong: Bio (cargoes) common to prime 7#allfc. Bugsr quiet: fair to fully fair <'4*4X- yellow clarified Molasses dull and unchanged: common 20, refining WatO. Bice steady and firm Louisiana ordi nary to prime 4H«5J$. Bran steady snd un changed at 95«$1.00. Cotton seed oil quiet: prime crude Sla&l, summer yellow 'reuued 41*42. «4nvnl Stores. firm: 'trained to good strained at «ales, 800 barrels. Spiriu turpentine quiet reguUi 29 bid: sales — barrels. Charleston, Sept 17.—Hnirttt of dmotto* quiet at 29bid. Koslu quiet: Strained $1.02}4, good strained 11.02’i. Wilninoton, Sept. 17.—tmutta of turpentine firm at 28)f Kosln dull: strained 95, rood strained $1.05. Tsrflrm: hard $1.10. Crude turpentine steady, hard $1.00, yellow dV? and virgin $1.75 New York. September 17.—Rosla—refined firm at ll.30al.Sft. Spirits c! turpentine weak New York. Kept. 17.—Wool firm: unwashed POWDER Absolutely Pure. Tills powder never varies. A marvel of parity, st.ength and wholcsomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot tie sold in competition with the moltitnde of low test, short weight, alam or phosphate powders. Sold only in earn. Koyal Bakiko Powdos Co., 100 Wall street, New Vork. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE University of Georgia. Md Colley of Georgia, Auj-ustn, Gn. FACULTY.’ L. A. DUGAS, M. D„ LL. D„ Emeritus Professor ot the Principles and Practice of 8urgery. JOSEPH A. EVE, M. D„ Professor of Obststrics and Diseases of Women and Chlldran. GEO. W. RAINS. LL. D.. M. D.. Professor of Medical Chemistry and Fhar- HENRY F. CAMPBELL, M. D., Professor ot Principles and Procticeof Bar- DaS erv and Ovnmcolo Professor of Descriptive and .Surgical Anat omy and Operative Surgery. EDWARD GEDDINOfl, U. D„ Professor ot Physiology and Pathology. ROBERT a EVE. M. D., Professor of the Institutes and Practice of Madidne. OEO.C. DUO AS. M. D.. Professor ot Materia Madlca ami Medical Jurisprudence. Tbs fifty-third session of this Institution will begin on the first Monday In Novem- EDWARD GEDDINGS, M. D., sepl9w4t Dean, GEORGIA, niBB COUNTY—Whereas O F te^r'LV. ‘rp'M foi ; T 1 ’, nas appueuror letters of guardl.ri.hipoltheper.on aid oroo- ertr of Augustus and Kitty M. Lloyd, minora under fourteen years of age, resident of said This Is to cite and admonish all persona concerned to be aud appear at the court of ordinary ot said county on tbeflrst Monday In October nevt to tbow cause, If any they have, why said application should not be granted. Wttneramy hand and offlclal signature, this September 5. 1864. j. A. McMANL'd, sep6-law4w Ordinary. Libel for Divorce, in Bibb Superior Court. . Fannie Potts vs. William Potta.-It appear ing to the court, by tho return ot the shoriff In the above stated case, that the defendant does not reside In said county, and It further ap- nearing that he does not reside In the State, or that bis whereabouts are totally unknown, :t Is therefore ordered by the court that service be perfected on tbe defendant by publication of this order one, a month for four months before the next terra ot this court, In the Maqon Telegraph and Messenger, a newspaper published at Macon, fia. Urauted. ^ _ T-.J. SIMMONS, J.8. C. F. J. M. DALY. Petitioner's Attorney. A true extract from the minutes of Bibb Su perior Court. A. B. ROSS, Clerk. inayJS-lsm 4m QgOWlIA. BIBB COUNTY-Whereas, A. B Boss, administrator of the estate of Mrs. Vir- flnla B. Wade, has mail* application for let ter* of dlstulaslon from said estate. This Is to cite and admonish all persons con- cerned to be and appear at the court ofordl- nary of said county on the first Monday In December next to show cause. If any they can. Whv said aDolfcat'on i-innM can. why said application should not he granted. Witness my hand and offlclal signature, this September 6,16s4. J. A. UcMANUS. sep3-law8m* Ordinary. NOTICE. A. J. Daniel!?, Administrator, rs. James 0. Bondttal. Bill, etc., In Crawford Superior Lour*, alarrn Term, 1^82. Cr*wfcr 4l .superior Court. March T^gJJWL. It appearing to Us««4k4rt tL«t D. Wlm-^ tlngton, William W. Whittington. Minnesota Whittington and Walter H. Whittington, four of the defendants In the above stated bill, are not residents of the State of Georgia, but are tlon, that service of said bill be perfected upon said defendants by publishing this order In the Teiegraph and Messenger (the public ga- sette in which the legal advertisements are Bnbllfhed for said county), once a month for made d dered, snd adjudges •a/d'Salty D.UcDaniSH u ‘,)W(>nut, twove affiinst the said James O. Jonraprtadpal, and f Schllnsen, surety,the sum ol three hundred Julian, tbe amount ol their obligation, so for teited as aforesaid unless at the nest term of thU court they show sufficient cause why this Srder should not be made final and Kirs f&. its Is ordered to issne. JOHN L. HARDEMAN, Solicitor-General. B8TE8, Judge Superior Court North- astern Circuit, presiding. rmbl four ..jr months before tbe next term of said court, and that said defendants have untU •aid next term to appear and plead and an swer to said bUL T. J. 8IMMON3, J. S C. A true extract from the minutes J. W. JACK. Clerk. March 21st, 1884. marJ7-lsw4m CraYvi'ord Coumv, /"MtOROIA. CRAWFORD COJNTY.-Au- V J gustus J. McAfee, admlrlntrstor on tbe es tate of Abraham J. McAfee, late of said coun ty, decessed.makes application to me for leave *7 sell the real property of said estate. This is therefore to c'te all p«rsot This is therefore to c'te all pvnons con* cerned to show canse, If any they have, bv the flrat Monday in October next, why said application should not be grants*. Witness my hand officially. September 1, 1SH. VIRGIL 8. HOLTON, sepS-law4w Ordinary. AIEORGIA, CRAWFORD COUNTY.-W. B. W Arnold, Administrator on the estate of YonugJeuup, late of ■» Id county, deceased, makes application to me for leave to sell real cause, if any they have, by the tint Monday in October next why taldT application should not be granted. Witness my hand officially, September 1, 1884. VIRGIL 8. HOLTON, »epl Iaw4w Ordinary. C. s. i/csaeai, executor o ftne estate o isusau- nah Lesaeur, vs. Ewell Webb, principal, and John H. Sanders, security.—Complaint, in jdbb Superior Court. 1T appearing to the court that John H. San- 9 tiers, one of the defendant* in the above- named cause, Is dead, and Wm. R. Handers Is admlulatrator on hi* citato. It is ordered by the court that aaid Wm. R. Banders be made a party defendant to said •nit, 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, 1883. T. J. HIMMON8. J.3.C. A true extract from the minute* of Bibb Su perior Court, April 3d, 1883. A. B. R088, aprl-lawtf Clerk. gY BORGIA. Crawford County.—Craw W Court of Ordinary, July Term, 1884.-U hearing and considering the above and for Crawford 84.-Upon _ .rlnx and considering the above and forego ing petition of Geo. D. Mathews executor of the last will and testament of Enoch Mathews, late of said county, deceased: whereupon it Is ordered that Ella Blatter, a legatee under said will, If In life, and her heirs st law if she be deceased, be aud appear before me at my office on the flrat Monday In December next to witness a final settiemeot of the ac counts of said executor with said estate. It further appearing to the court that said Ellen Blatter, when last heard of# resided In bllVU DIB3W3, VII3SU the State of Texas, Ordered: that service be perfected by pi ““— “■* for f< •ub- Ucatlon of this order once a month for four months In the Telegraph and Messenger, a paper in which said county advertisements are published, and in the Galveston News, a published, and in the Galveston News, _ papir published In Galveston, said State of Texas. By the Court. July ?. 1864. VIRGIL 8. HOLTON, Ordinary. True extract from minutes. Jyll-w-lam«4m THE SCIENCE OF LIFE. ONLYSl Bv Mail Postpaid. ■ niwr/n Band Six urauforpoatag, A PR Zb "ASfiMMTfiWC II i lilift Lit 0 ( either sex, u more money of either sex, u more money riht away than anything els,! In this world. Fortunes await the workers ebsolutely euro. Augusta, Maine. NOTICE. GEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.-NoUce Is here by given to all pcracas concerned the; Gvut*« If. Hazlehurst, executor of the estate of Jes. A.NIsbet, late of said county, deceased, has departed tble life and no person has ap plied for administration de bonis non cum testamento annexe on the estate of said Jss. A. NisbeMnsald 8UU; that administration de bonis non cum testamento annexo will be vested In W. W. Carnes, county administrator, or some other fit person, after the publication of this citation unless valid objection Is made to his appointment. Witness my hand acd official slgnature.thls September ft. 1864. J. A. Mol ANUS, . sepl lawlw* Ordinary. KNOW THYSELF. k Great Medical Work on Manhood! 'DehlUty, PrematureDecllneIn Ma*>. Errorsoi Youth, and the untold miseries resulting from i Indiscretions or axe uses. A book for every man, young, middle-seed snd old. Itcontslns 13ft prescriptions for all acute and chronic dis eases, each one of which is invaluable. 8o found by the euthor^^^HH^MH funded In every Instance. Pr! by mail, postpaid* Illustrative Bend now. (fold Medal awarded the author by tbe National Medical Association, to the offi- wre of which he refers. The lienee of Life should be reed by the GEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY—Whereas, Robt A- Johnson, administrator of the estate of Eliza K. Johnson, late of said county.dereased. has made application for leave toseUthe lands of said deceased. This Is to cite and admonish all persons concerned to be and appear at the court of or dinary of said county on the first Mondav la October next to show cause. If any they can, why said application should not be granted, w itness my hand and official signature.thli nfflir Ordinary. f *EOROIA, BIBB COUNTY.-By virtue of an v* order from the Court of Ordinary of said .. nary county, will be sold before the court house door in the city of Macon, between the lriral hours of sale, on tbe first TtRsday In. October ounty: Three-fourths of en acre, more or less, bounded by tbe lands of Gorman, Ban ders, Graham and the Houston road, and known as the Holly lot. Bold as the property of James F. Malone, deceased, for dlvli among the heirs of said James F. Malone. J- A. MITCHELL. septftdawtw* Administrator. Guardiu’s Sale Vintvillo Lind. •ale before the court bouse door of said conn* ty, on thelfint Tuesday In October next, be tween the legal hours of sale, that parcel of of Ma con, in said county, fronting on the road lead ing from said city to Forsyth, known a* the late family residence of Dr. Wm. R. Burgess, now decesed, comprising between two nnd tween that lu southeast showing lu dimensions, will be shown at the sale. Hold as the property of Wm. Elliott Bur gess and Mrs. Minnie B. Rutledge 'formsa ly Burge#*;, minor children of Dr. Wm. I Burgess, deceased. Terms cash. WM.C.JONK*. scplswl w Ouaidisn of sail Children. prising* bet' ng to and on acTUardeman's reridtnee, being be- t resident**; and a twenty foot iulcr theestslde A plat of said land,. ■■twill benefit all -£mJ«s ■There Is no member of society to whom tbbJ book will not he useful, whether youth, parent guard Ian. Instructor or clergyman.—A rgoaeet, Address PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE or Dr. W. H. PARKER, No. 4 Bulflnch street t who may be ronsulteil on all lulrtngriklH and experience.m i NOTICE. fJEOBOU, BIBB COUNTY-Octob., . Forth, stat, ofticorsliam fore, to-wlt, on the 2th dar of 8e2t?2 Jamra OJones as prlncipil»m/^^, r .''" 1 . “ xwurltr, enui-tu into an oblkJfiH* 11 ** monly called a recognizance, b2Sra # * COra * Nelzon, a consUble in and for mm® signed with their hands aid1.&9MF. rjrf BHggrsst ifflSgp swerforthe offense of receiving vJ!? 10 tie. knowing them to bt .toC 1 /*? 1 ,' 0 'U- other ludli tment as the trend jure In tb, prenUra (and the grand' Juun/l an Indictment for .Imulc lirt/nr .T 1 "* bill in the premise,) and tu.tlo r;< without leave of aalll court thin j) tlon to be void,else to rem;in l,i fen ." b:i '>- Now ou this dav the tiolldte:?! 1 ! ire-lug annonnoad yf/ called in Its order, the raid Jsmes“8! j2^ being solemnlj called three Um« Into court to answer said chargeL!Vl»Ju > . IM eng. aud the raid F. Behlluzco. hi. i2Pi 1 *J* r ' * lug been three times ware^ .K-i^.b.,. t iij, mm uie r. t lam l>eeKx Uire« Umea wmrnea to bo4jro / WtopHncIpaTwhom he cnsSHL 1 ^ . g 50ROIA, Bibb Coutrrv—To all aodslon- lar tnv^beriffs of said State—Greeting: Vtfcert- as J*m<v G/.Jones, principal. andF.ftchlia- did, on the Mh day of Jun# “ hundred and elgbty-three' le m and for before ixiuts Nelsdn.’a. constable in and for said county, make and enrtorJnto their cert*!* tuufluiiJti) u Biutt-wiu, kou wnivn is now her* In court ready to be shown, whereby the sail James G. Jones, principal, and F. Sch&W security, acknowledged themselves to owe an*l be Justly indebted to R D. McDaniel. Governor of said 8*-*- and hts successors in office In tbe of which they bound and legal representatives Jointly and severally which said recognizance was subject to, and had thereunto a certain condition in suh ;t following, that is to stance, and to the effect following, that U to say: Tha; If the said James O. Jones, princi pal, do make his personal appearance befoto the Superior Court to be hefu for said county of Bibb, on the 4th Monday of October. l»( found an indictment for simple larceny stn* bill in the premise*, and not depart thence without leave of said ccurt, then said obliga tion to be void, else to remain In full fore* aud effect. And whereas, at the October teru, 188S, of the Superior Court of the count/ aforesaid, to- Ait: On the 5th da/ oi December, one thou sand eight hundred and eighty-three, the said t, principal, being thrice duly jlgl James G. Jones, principal, being thrice dolj called in open court, and failing to appear, snd d rTSchlinzcu, security, l/clng duly the said ututu.HU, m-. ui.ij, erartu* uutj called and required to produce the body of tbe said James G. Jones in conrt. and falling sots do, it was thereupon ordered, considered and adjudged by the court, that their said recognizance he forfeited to the State and that scire facias should issue thereon, in termsof the law. Allot which, by the records of s*M court, reference being thereunto had, will more fully and at Urge appear. of you, that you make I • 0. Jones, principal, i Ity, If to be found In y< James security, 9 they, and each of them, be and appear in lerai of the law, at the next Superior Court, to ‘ ‘ ‘ '— aittlfei Tnthed held in and for the county of Bibb, on Monday In October next, then and there u show cant why final Judgment should not M cdup against them, or cither or any of ' * recognizance so forfeits ror of i entered up against them, on their said ... to the State, In favor . amount thereof, with Interest and costs, any« r jwaL said State, fortko Witness the Honorable T. J. Slramom jud*o of said court, this 23d day of June. ih»i. A, B. ROSS, Clerk, Jun24-lam4n. 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