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TDK'TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER. FRIDAV; NOVEMBER 14. 1884. Death of Mr. Tom Pierce, llr. Thomas Pierce, former street overseer of the City, .lied at hti residence near the city curly yesterday morning, of ppeumo- Hr. Pierce waa 58 year* old and waa u County Kerry, Ireland. He came to ...ca to 1819, and spent the most of that sin and abound Macon. During tbe,war l employe of the Coufedcrate.govc a- "fill von. Mr. Tat Pierce, came up yesterday from uuaunahto attend the fuueral, which will tale place this morning at 10 oclock from Et. Joseph's Catholic Church. Ass’snment of Cases The following cases have been bet n set for trial in the S j i rior Court, commencing Mon-[ iI a.Ci . r 17th: fiesore vs. Besore; Ccn tral Railroad .and Banking Ctmpaoy v*. Mrs. Mary J. Hill. Tuesday, lfith: M. E. Hill ra. Wiley J Jin: i ; ( bn . J. Ifantcr rs. Mayor aadCooU rli of Maron; J. S. Baxter vs. Cincinnati and Gcoryla Railroad Company. „ „ v\.. lay, I9tl»: Ja«. Simmons ts. May K. T. Simmons: Mitr-hell. Sauuerbrrg A Co. — r«v.cm A BolfciriUrt; Klcnard Jamison Jam- Jamison; Esquire J. Banka vs. Rosa Iirad»t; Lula K. Sailors vs II. C. Pallors; II. J. «»lii ' -. ItobL Faulkner: Central Georgia Bank va. Felix Coiput; Matilda Smith vs. Griggs Smith. Robbery nnd Arson, The small fire of Wednesday night, men tion or w hich was made In yesterday’s paper, was but the prelude to an extensive robbery that was not discovered until yesterday morn- hi*. The residence next to Artope’a marble yard oa Sc oud street Is occupied by Miss Lena Au»tin, a dressmaker. About six o’clock on Wednesday evening she locked up the house and went ofT to fit a dress. About half past c o’clock, n boy living on the promises heard the squall of a cat in the house, and the • squa’l was so peculiar that Mo looked toward the house from which the sound proceeded. Through the latticework of the rear entrance, he saw a big blaze of tire; he broke the slats in the door and rushed in to find the house filled with smoke. He then gave the alarm and sent for Miss Austin. The tire, which was kindled In some myste rious way in a aafe or pantry, In which was store 1 some kindling wood a r d combustible material, waa put out by means of buckets before the fire department reached the scene Yesterday morning Miss Austin bad oeca •Ion to look Into a large Saratoga trunk in her bedroom, and ber amazement can be imag- it- i when she found the trunk empty. She then in. d-5 an inspection of the house and found that the door leading from the back hallway Into the dining room had been forced open; but whether the robbery was commit ted during, heforo or after the fire waa a mys tery she could not solve. , i.i ' . tenant Wood was placed In possession ^ the facta and he was also furnished with a list of the articles stolen, of which the fol lowing is a copy: One black silk dress pat tern. one seal brown silk dress, ono bottlc- gri i-u silk drees, one lady’s gold watch, one gold locket with the name “Bertha” engraved thereon, one gold pencil, a pair of button shoes new, and a large lot of ladles’ under wet r marked “Lena.’ r There was nothing elvi taken from the room except some fancy tidies from tho backs of cba'rs. Mlaa Austin waa gone from home only one hour and the robbery was committed within that time. A Pointer With Two Wives. It was developed yesterday that there are two ladles In Macon claiming one man as a husband. sen ted mo-with a box of cigars. At tiie conclusion of the, presentation speech he proposed that we smoke the weed of peace. I could not refuse. I faltered tny thanks, lighted a cigar and pulled twice or tbrloe. That vm nearly, eight yean ago, and yet sometimes 1 am aroused from the pro- fouiul^st slumber in the dead of night by (be lingering farewell of that cigar. A po liceman. who accidentally happened to be awake that afternoon, came along and ar rested me on a charge of disorderly con duct, arson and assault with inteut to comigU hydrophobia. The magittratei smelled my breath as I pleaded notgullty, and fined me $10. I went home, and a committee of my neighbors waited on me at long range, and gave me twenty-four hours to leave the State. -1 left the box of cigars on the office steps, and two tramps were founu deaa beside it next morning. The board of health .fllfid Information against me for conspiracy, reixed the cigars and threw them into the Mississippi river. All the fish between Burlington and Keo kuk died that week. I took down my shotgun, breathed into it, pointed if at a dog and he turned into a atone. I blew fiercely down the barrel of thegun, intend- mg to hunt for my foe, and the gun burst on the spot. I—but why recount the har rowing experiences of that week of horror ? I only mention these few leading facts be- c mse Troth with a big T is so «aaly seldom during this campaign, and 1 wish to in troduce a little of it to leaven the canvass. No. if I knew I could lose all the hats and win all the cigars in America on New York alone, I would not bet that Mr. Blaine will carry Georgia by ever so small a majority. I expect to wear a straw hat all winter, and I have given np the.use of tobacco iu any form. 1 smoke only cigar ettes. SYDNEY SMITH. Chnrnoteilattes of a Humorist who An ticipated the American School. Andrew Lang In Harper’s Magazine. When one tries to estimate the genius of Sydney Smith what strikes one most is his humor unaccompanied by melancholy Most great humorists have been melan choly men, like Moliere, Sydney Smith, on the other hand, was not a jester only in bis books and in sociely. Hie wonder ful high spirits were almoet constantly with him iu the home which they Ailed with happiness and laughter. The es sence of bis wit ie this volatile and airy spirit, soaring without trammel high above the laboring world, and discover ing, from its familiar heights, mirthful re- cemblances iu things where other men on ly saw inedbgruities. Boldness, freedom, vivacity, these are the characteristics of his humor. He bad an extraordinary audacity in venturing almost in the verge of nonsense. He was daring in humor ous exaggeration. This buoyant courage and gayety of fancy sometimes give his ‘ things the character of American hu mor. He began bis “History of Ethics” with Socrates and avowed that “Aristotle was not such a fool as many people think who hate never read him.” The early philos ophers, he declared, “were gallant gentle men, for whe se company, I confess, I have never had any great relish.*' Again: “If Orpheus or Linus sang, in bad verse, such advice as a grand mother would now give a child of six yean old be was thought to be inspired by the got 4 s and statues or al ien were erected to his memory.” The good-humored irreverence to tho mighty shades of Orpheus and Linus reminds From what can be learned of the case, It one, in its frank Philistinism, of Mark aeems that about ten yean ago a painter Twain and the ‘'Innocents Abroad.” I named John C. Donald waa married in the or- Alnsry's office in Macon, by Captain Tap Holt, then amagiatrate, and in tho presence of Judge C. T. Ward, then tho ordinary, tho lato 8.1. (Justin and others, to Mrs. Sarah Abernelby. Iho two lived together in Macon for about seven years. Mr. IK staid worked at his trade In and around Maconup to about three.or four years rgo, when no wentrio Atlanta. Mrs. Donald. who makes the above *tatc- jnent, aaya that sbo did not see her husband any more unUl one diy during the recent BUte fair, when he passed her house in charge of two policemen, who. it seems, bad arrested btm on a charge of drunkenne s. She began at once to tuqnlre about him, and discovered that he caruc to Maron about three weeks ago with another wife, tq whom he was married in Atlanta on March 10th of thla year by a Justice Horton, end that wife No. 2 was Ikkhm keeper for the Southern Hotel. Wife No. 1 made an attempt to see wife No. 2, and bod tliey met a scene would have fol lowed. Yesterday the first wife decided to hare her husband punished, and awore a warrant before Justice Frte- h charging him with bigamy. The rrant was placed In the hands of officer _nk Moiety, who promptly served it on Donald In the dining-room of the National Hotel, where be was engaged by Mr. J. C. Me- Burney to do fowe painting. He took the meatcoolly, and requested Mr. McBurney to jo on his bond. At the jail Mr. Donald said he ant not married to the woman who caused arrest, and that It was a plan extort money from him. lie lo omed the officer that ho married a tfc No. 2, and that her name waa Broadus. This wife told the officer that Donald bad treated her very kindly sln*e the msrrlage: but if he was guilty of bigamy she would let the law take its course. Donald is a one-armed man, and yet a good painter, lie ia wcukuwwu > u hr bas worked nearly all hia life, he will probably to-day and resume hia A CHARTER ON BETTINO. Bob Burdette Unwilling to Bacrifloe Hie Country for Drachmae. Brooklyn Eagle. 1 did not bet any money on the recent elec tic n in Ohio. It bas been many years since I upheld tny political principles by coining them for bsse drachmas. Years ago. when I was young and charming, rather a trifle more young than I was much more charming, I feet a box of ci gars with apolitical foe, but an esteemed personal friend, on the election of Mr. 11 ayes. To give him a show for his white alley, I bet him a hat on the result in New York. The returns promptly decided that 1 lost on the hat, and the United HtaU-a Congress and the High Joint Arbitration Commission, after gravely considering the question for many weeks t finally informed 11 1U1 mmuj iiubiit miuimni > tlmt I had won the box of cigars. I never dreamed that such a (Imple bet would throw the republic Intoroch a pain- iul state of xuapeDte, excitement end con* fii,ion. I eatd then that never«(tln woo'd 1 UtuugltUessly temper with the pence and hapi’liK MOf Illy country, though all my political foee went bareheaded sod I bad to pick tit) nubs (or my personal smoking all the days of oar respective and re- . pec ted lives. 1 paid my hat bet. Iifentto the better with n. v (rti ud and bed hie heed blocked fur a special order. His blocked head fairly tutu with joy when I told him I wu going to have a hat made specially lor hint. He ttaf ' ‘ "Hob rt—’ The sober, solemn troth is be said • tlob " but that doesn't look well In print, and 1 hate t be name anyhow. "Robert, i( you win the clears, which heaven forbid, 1 will go to Have make them myself." 1 knew he wuutd not, Ur better than he did. Tbi'li at was made under the personal supervision o( the better, by and with the advice amt counsel of myself. It waa a slick, shiny hat. It was aboQt eighteen incite, h pit and oa symmetrical ss a stave pipe. It « n the same else ell the way np. The brim w.s about an Inch end aquarter wide, lint »ml .it..pl.t as a silver dollar. It would havetteen tbeprldeof aBt. Tat rick's dsy t t - . "loss. It was the awfidlest hnt Btri.tig men el id when they t belt, ve.ucliabatevrr u' made before or bchm I We i 1 p-tllCre 1 ;.t,- tit a score of 1 . mutual friends. -Ve got the band out Ill" bat on top of n lire ,• , ,di b.x in » open vapon and t«»b I d-.wti to op. fii.nd . .tore, and I promt-,! the h.t ».tt an elaborate and ornate .ddres-*. Mir Mid it ... the great) kblnk It was It not the people who bear ii r, am accustomed to take Orpheas very SC' rlomly and do not’ quite enjoy this caret ler treatment of Linns. Bat the gsyety ot Sydney Smith become* more boister ous than ever when be tries to account for the superiority of man over the beast*. To these he allows the rudiments ot our faculties. Bat we, be remarked, live longer, collect more experience, and are gregarious, so that we communicate our valuable discoveries to each ether. Uow different is the conduct, he says, of the nnprogresstvo lion! "A lion lives under a bole in a rock, and if any other lion hap pens so pass by they light. Now, whoev er gets a habit of lying under a bole In a rock, and fighting with every gentleman who passes near him, can not possibly make any progress. Again, lions ore un communicative-very. Hence their sta tionary culture. If lions would only come together and growl out the observations they htv* nude about killing sheep and shepherds, and the most likely places for catching a call grating, they could not fail to Improve.” This ie quite in "Mirk's way,’’ as Lord Ttnnyton says. Again, when the Catholic* were oppressed in Ire land Sydney Smith said to the clergy and tb* Government: "Why do you choose thee* fierce people to bully 7 Why don't yon torment William Wilberforce and the Clipham saints? Why torture a bulldog wbcnysnctn get a frog or a rabbit?" Again, he write* on pulpit oratory: " Why are we natural everywhere but in the pal pit? Why call ia the aid of parslysi* to piety ? Is sin to be taken from man, a* Eve wae from Adtm, by casting him into adeep sleep?" Yet with all bis audacious Knmnr his friends could only once remem ber tbst Sydney Smith made a Jest bor dering on irreverence toward things Scripture!, and he instantly withdrew ti and seemed ashamed of bis words. Philosopher Nje'e Musing*. All of ns have to struggle before we can catch ths eye of the speaker. Milton didn't get one-filtleth oe much for "Para dise Los'.' 1 u 1 got for my first book, and yet yon will find people towlay who claim that if Milton bad lived he could have knocked the seeks off me with one list’d tied behind him. Recollect, however, thst 1 sm not here to open a discussion on this matter. Every on* is entitled to bis own opinion In relation to antbort. Panola cannot agree on the relative merits of lit erature. Now, for instance, last summer I met a man over in Sooth Park, Colorado, who could repeat page after page of Shakespeare, and yet, when I asked him if he was familiar with the poems of lira "Sweet Singer of Michigan,” be turned upon me a look of stolid vacancy, and ad mitted that he hod never heard of her lo his life. A Historical Receiver ot Stolen coode Prom Ike Chicago News. We suggest tbst R. B. Hayes be sum moned to New York to superintend the o Octal count. . som flt* hang stock, itacUougo Bang....—> :»;>lU-XSsnk...„ natural lit ora I .bank •»Bld. Margate by Telegraph. Jl» Toss. Sot. u-Noou-eur rr strong, fiaaey lrteUf Kichange, Ions se T95fm.795{; ■Oort t.MX«iM "tale bomb qniet nov.-ro- event bond! easier. , . „ «*tv Toaa.7sov, IS-Cotton ctoeed firm; •sloe .SIS; middling uplands 1»14; middling (hkunsiojd. COMMERCIAL. tOOTTON MARKET REPORT Tklkoxapb and Mime****. Macon.. November 13-Evening. Liverpool reported.bat'oett good at harden- Inf rates at 5%<1 for middling upland*. Bale* t',<*9 talcs. Future* cicsed ateadf. In New York November contract* oiencd strong at 19.20 and cloacd steady at 1027-28. *a)e*. J72A« bale*. ripota In New York open** quiet at 10 8-18 and closed firm 10*4 for middling upland*, hales, 756 bale*. The local market wu quiet and unchanged. The receipts were Ml. aalet M0, shipments 458 bale*. . (JOOd mlddllaf Middling........ «... 9 Strict low middling 874 Low middling. M Axcxira. Received by rail.£60 WagOU ^41- Receipta previously......................... * Stock on band September 1.1884..!... — t,., T 81,079 iNirvfiura. Total 33,ft?4 Stock on hand COTTON MARKETS BY TtLfONAPM. LIVERPOOL. Nov. 13—Noon.—Cottor, buziueu good at hardening rate*; middling upland* middling Orioana 613-11; sale* 12,ono, for speculation and export 2 00: receipt* 10,000, Amercan 14,700. Future* firmer, after some excitement. November November and December- December and January. January rnd February...... 5 42*64 5 41 64 6 43-6KB43-64 ~,6 46-04^(5-441 ^..65064{®51-0f M i M Mlttl April c: l May 5 58A4 Slay a: l June ~.5 82-6406144 June and Ju!y. M ...... 6 244(4 1* 4 2 F. it.—Cotton,good middling uplands 513rl6: middling uplands & IMG; low middling up lands blii good ordinary uplands -V ^; ordinary uplands a: middling Orleans 5V low mid dling Orleans <$£ good ordinary Orleans 5 9-16; ordinary Orlraus 6; good middling Texas 515-16; middling Texas t> 11-16; low middling Texas good ordinary Texas 5 >16; ordinary Texas 5. 8a1cs of American 8600. Futures steady at an advance. November, value 5 4344 November and December, value.. ,5 43-64 December and January, sellers—..* 4V64 January and February, sellers 5 48 64 February and March, buyers 5 5144 srchsnd April, buyers ...^.....,5 5V64 April and May.faluo 5 5944 May and June, i dlers ...5 6344 June and July, sellers —.Ji 63-64 WEEKLY STATEMENT. Seles for the week 70.000 American.. For speculation For export. American Stock 4 r. h.—Futures are auotoft 47.000 _ 2,600 7.800 8.9 0 ......101,000 88.000 444.000 ,,....241,000 ....219.000 201,000 November., November and December... Ji 4244 December and January.. & 4444 January and February ..A 4744348 64 March and April ..J\ 55 6i April and 6 035644 May and June 46244 June and Jnly 6 144 5 p. if.—Futures close*) quiet but steady. November* buyers.^..... ft 364* November and December, buyers .5 4344 December and January, buyers....4 45 64 January and February, value .....4 484* February and March, sellers .... 55244 March and April* buyers....*.* *.*A 5V»l April and May, value * *45944 May and Juno* buyers .** **.» 6244 June and Julv. sellers ***** -5 6244 New Yosx, November 13.—The Post's cotton article says: Future deliveries advanced 17 to >9 points, lost 10 to 8 and were freely offered at the third call, when December »old at 10.27, January :0.s7 », March 10.6541, April 10.78* Futures are pressed in the market and 7 points lower; January la selling at 10.81. Futures dosed steady at 10 to 11 points higher than yesterday. 8iv Yoxx* Nor. 13-Woo*.—Cotton qniet; ilddling upland* 108-16; middling Orteaus Futures market dosed steady; sales 173,100. The following table shows the opening and dosing quotations: •owdered 8'^c; eranulated 7K|®8c; A 7fi Mo: white extra C 69£c; yellow 6a6>4o. N’cth.—Terriurona almonds 220 per Tb; Prl: ceks paper shell 24c: French walnut* 16*16c Naples —: pecans 15c: Brasil 15c; Alberts — coooauuta *4 *50 oer 10H0. Orange* -Market well xcnrlicd. Florida sell Inst at fl73aSJ8 per crate. * demand; market steady; ne» ox; new London layers $?.B0 naoatels 1349 grain.—corn—market firm: dock Is ligb good milling corn 75a76c by car lots. 75a$0c ■mall lots: mixed corn 76a78c. Oats—good de mand and hicher; we quote: Western A«a«6 Georgia rust-proof 7U75; Texas rust-pro % SO. Bran $).15al40L LiQPOxe—Rye 9140x540. Bourbon tl40a&.Oj rcdlftllled rye and corn 4lal.80.gla andruir 11.05*1.75. N O corn 31.60, peach and app c brandy 92.00a2.73. eatawba wine 91 85, port and sherry wine Ii.25a3.86, cherry anc ginger brsndy 90ca4l.50. French brandy 9243x5.75, Jo mettle brandy Sl.66a2.00. Line, calcined Plaatxx and Cement.—ai» bam* lump lime la to fair demaud, and is aeu log at 91.16*1.25 per bbl; Georcta 41.90al.2v Calcined plaster 92.75*340 per bbl; hair 40afi0u: Georgia cement 92.60; Louisville and Rok*i dale oement 91.90x2.CO: Portland cec.entti.75i> 4.00. Orm.—Market firm and to good demand; «u ualuOsfiOc: West Virginia tklack 17c: lard of 70c; cotton seed 60; headlight 90s22c; kcrosor. 17c; neatsfoot 7So; machinery 85a40o: Unset' f>a7ic; mineral seal SSc; cotton seed refluc'’ ^IIides, Wool, xtc.—Hides-receipts Ugh; dry flint 8al2; salted 8*10. Wool nominal: nu washed 16a20c: washed 24a28c; burry 12al(k Wax 22924c. fallow 5004c. PICKLES.—Pints 3140: quarts 12.26 half oar rels, plain and mixed, 17.00. Onions.—Yellow and red 93.00a3.25 per bbl. Feoit.—Bananas, red, 91,60x2.00 per buncn Potatoes.—Good demand for new potato*” at 92.65a3.00 per bbl. Rice.—Good 6c; prime GUo; fancy 7c. b^STABCH.—Refined pearl ooxes 6c; do. 1 it Sardines.—Uuaiter boxes American 96.25; 640; imported 9134C. Salt.—The demand Is moderate and tb' market steady; large stock; Virginia 9lal.9t>; Uvenyoi $1; by car load these prices can b. Syxof.—Market bare of Florida and Georgia syrups; New York sugar 30a 10c. Fish.—New crop, No. 1, bbls., 112.60, hall bbls. 96.00, quarter bbls. 93.25: kits 70o; No. ” mackerel, bbls. 98.00, half bbls. 94,00, qua> tor bbls. 92.25. kits 60. Mules.—About three car loads to Urn mar :et, which ia active; trade medium; 9100els Homes.—One car load Tennessee to market 9125*200 PROVISION AND GRAIN MARKCTO H< T1LCCRAPH. BALTIMORE, Nov. 13.—Flour steady, qniet; Howard street and Western supc-mue u. .' 65, extra 92.75*3 37, famUy 93.50*4/0. Cli* 'lilla superfine 92.23a2.65, extra 12.75a.l/o rlo brands 94.62a4.75. Patapsco family iC.O'j superlative patent 96.25. Wheat—Souther: quiet and steady; Westorn dull and itesdy: rtouthern red MaSA, do amber (4*93; No 1 Maryland 87 asked;. No 2 Western winter red 7k>a79J4. Corn—Southern white easy; at 62*68. New Yoex. November 13.— Flour—^outturn steady: common to fair extra <8.20*4.20: gor d to choice extra 94.2wi5.73. Wheat, spot about Uc. higher: ungraded red 66*82*^, ungraded white 65, No 2 red 79 U fore as n, 79^4 for November. Corn* spot *4*Uc. 1 etter: ungraded red 49)4*53, ungraded white 60*61, No. 2 cash ,VJaV2>4, November 52*52^. Oat - a trills better: No 2 *2*f. Hops quiet and steady: new 27 *32, fair to choice 22 Coffee, spot fair Rio stead v at >942*4*175, No. 7 Rlo. spot 96.10, No vember 97.93as00. Sugar lower: Barbadora 4& centrifugal 5?£*5& 8an Domingo 5 :MCj»5» j. French Mauds 4Martinique 4J6. Peroaia- buoo 4Ji, English Islands 5, Muaoovado Pemarara b%, Porto Rioq 5 3-16 molasses sugar 894. fair to good reflntnt 5H refined FINANCIAL. (JIOOKB AND BOND8 IN MACON. COSUCTXDBT J. W. XiOCiCKTT, Bbokkr, MACOll, Noreirntwr U. ISM InTMtaieat ieearittes In toad demand nt advanced prloe. Central stock iteadj. Money mra booth. Bid. Aeked ta.Sa.lM, Jen. and Jnly oonponi.llB ics it. Se, lW, Feb. and Attz. conponi.100 lM lo. T«. l»6, Jetmarv and Jnly cou pons, mortgage w. A Aka HD “* itJtfiKM'LTcSSSsdS •u:-:mVae 5,q-t«rt.: Ilw atlanu Se, qasiterly eoapHBMMM $W!2aS!8^S2s& XAILEOAD BONDS. Atlantic and Gulf 1st mortgags. U97, January and Jnly coupons. ^100 Central R- B consoL mort^ 7a, ISM, Ja*. and Jnly coupons — ,..109 Jeorfl* R. R. 6s, main ri t y 1897 to MfiJswsry and July ooupeua.,..lQ| Mobile and Girard endor*«<4 a per I i noiji. Consolidated net receipt* 68478; exports, to Great Britain 21,560, to rranoo 8350, to conti nent 12,044. lventog.-teeftangt^94 71* 1 H®1 toMreasnry balanoea: Coin ti2S.833.<M>; cu:> rency Oowerumeni »uuritle lower: 4 per cent*. 121H: • ' itate bond* steady. Gelysstom, Nov. U.—Cotton firm: mid dling 9M; net vucefot* 1691: «vo»« 1 81: sale* 728; stout 64.453; exports, to continent *707, coastwise 8946. Hoevolx. Not. 18-Cotton is firm- ml.* dllng 10; net receipts 4611. gross 4611: sale 233J; stock 49.048; exports, to Great Britain 11.711, coastwise 2415. WILMIMOTOH, Not. 13 -Cot or closed firm: middling %%• ne* rerwtre* 1042 «rw*« 1042; ■ales 0; stock 23*57; exports, to cont'neet 1784. Havannam. Nov. U uottou firm mia- dllng 9,V. net nwnlpU 6810 grow- 6610 ea'e§ 2250; *tor:k IV V9; exports, to continent 57>A f •:. ... . cm loaf 6K*6& crushed 0^a6Ji powdered a ('iWX^ granulated 0 3-16, cuimi»> UolaxMa unchaugtd: Now Orleans 35x51, Cuba (50-teat refining) 18. Rico firm: domestio 4*6, ran- goon 494x194. Cotton seed oil 86x37; crude- 41*42. Pork dull and easy; new mess, spot H5.00. Middles steady: long clear 47.50. Lanl very dull: Wgatern steam spot 47/0, November 9747x7.89. Freight* to Liverpool per steamer firm: ootton 8-16d, wheat 6d. Cincinnati. Nor. 13.—Floor quiet, family 11.20*8.65, blah grades (6.25*6.60, good to fa cj 9340*4.10. Wheal stronger; No 2 red 73*79. C?m strong: No 2 mixed 43£. Oat# strong: >n 2 mixed »nd steady. steady: No 3 fall 67*66. Pork quiet at 913.50 Lam strong: prime steam S7.16. culk meat* uuchanged: shoulders <5.62^, sh(»t rib 97.25. Bacon unchanged: shoulder* 46.23, «U rt rib 18.50, clear Mb Hams—Hu gar-cur# steady at 414.00. Sugar steady: hard (refined; 6)417)4. New Orleans sal. bogs quiet: common and light EU'Oat.efit packing and butchers’ |4.3ua 6.50. WhUky Heady at 41.11. Cxicaeo, November IS.-Flour unchanged: &od to choice wintet 9S.7fta4.tO Minnesota .rtkers’ «.5Ca4.. r 0. Wheat opened lower and closed about as yesterday: No 2 red cash No. 2 Chicago sprlug ?2){a72^. Peru opened firm and closed ‘vile, lower than yesterday: cash 41)4, November 40a4l. Oat* nominal, luw.r: oo.ii *.,w, nuv.uiuar r-^o C 9JU. Bulk eient. nominal: .hoii'der. 13.25, • non riba ISl?<taVa<tn«i tides!.SO. Whj»y mendy and onefinnfed tt I1.IS ati.tr eteody: Htenttard A tHotli. nut lool 7n??A snautaud «!<• I Loci.tilli, Mov. 13,-Flour nnebensed: extin i3.2ta3.S0, A No 1 f. I 05.75. wEeot steady: M>2r.d75. Coradull: No. 1 wh to 41U.1-. Oste antes nnd firm; No? white'JStt. Pro.alone dull. Sfcee pork nominal. Bulk menu .boulder !S.S3tf, clear rib eldee 17 00, clear .Idee »7.!A Bacon -ehoul-tern >7.00,1 ckar rlbe 1150, clear tide. t».7.1. IUm<- Httzar-curod eteady nt M2.OOnI3.CO. Lard— prime leaf W OO, prime eteam 1.700. Ns« oiuan, Nor. >A—Ploui unebannd family HJOaa.75. blib, ktadoa 05.3544.71. Com firm and qniet: mixed Mi yellow 5>, white TI Onte qniet: primeWeaicru;M. Hay tcarce and eteady: prime *lMtial7.00, choir, L 115.50. Pork eteady end unebaaged st 1)7.7-- Lard qelst: tlercee (reSnadlSCSO, ke« SSJ0.I ebon Id era SS.0C, lone clear 110.35, clear m Ulea 910.35. Uamx^eboloe m*ajca«.l qalet: choice canvassed 91346x18.76. Whisky steanr land enchanted: weottninctifisd ILllloll.U (taffee dull: Bio (enrsoe. oomuxm to prime JJJel»f. eugniInnctlredemand: tnlrtofnlljl Ur prime tjj. yellow clarified 4)00ft. New ouian, Nor. IA—riorum etrang mid- dlkm H4" net lee-mta 1S.M7, «m» 37.415; ■alee SOU* .lock 310,541; export, la Great Brit. nlnatlOk MoeiLX, Not. IS —Cotton firm; saiddt n t 0>i; net reoelpU 154* ernm 115); ante, SO); Slock 15,504: export, coastwise 73S Mur wu. Nor. IS -Uoaut iteady: mtddllnz » net reeetnu SM; shlpmenu S17S: sales : stock 5S.555. . ewasuerow. Nor. ll-Oottow firm: mid dling 10; net receipt, tat no*. H34 .aw. 3000: stock fil.sST; exports, to Orest Britain t, to Prance mot city Maintain. HxaTS.—Korket qalet and easier. Stock. Uxht. We quote: baooo—<ud<- 10H: shot ‘ den IX. Balk oeau-.l-'ee nbot dent 5’ 4 . HamellS, a. u>uicauduuelliy Tun-Market quoted htaher, mock am ple. W. quote: lb tloreo. nad lab. *5453*V<; 10 St; .Ue 105<: b lb palU tl»<: * r» »»“* Mi. . Hurtia.-Mnrket steady and well etoekad; oleomargarine 2uafic;newltaj^llt edge 3Sa3ke: creamery 39a30c; oouutry SOkSIc:Tennessee 30 art- CanDT.-Aaaorted, In boxes lOAiOHe, barret sflBMOMWileintitiflmitt Corrix.-Tbu market Is .ate. aua eteady:! choice lie: mod tic; medium lJ:<a'» • common ltollHe. non.—Lower bat a good demand. W- SSfj .aSStaSSl m*: ; Dby goods.— 1 The market ts quiet, Ucmami mole rale: stocks ample. We quote: Frintt i\ A Habdwaxm.-MarKecflras. Horseshoes p, rkc-g. M il* ShoesMJK'. Iron boond tuH ti .ri. » Tr«echatos4 - ->• per pair. Am.* I jMlBUNflliE Flow hoes 4H*4Me par tb. llslman a plowalacks 91.25. Axes 97JCa » u) per do*, colon cards 94JJO. Well bucket 9I.2X Cotton rope 16*2Dr per Bk Rwede irool 5ai1%c par Dk reOucd USA^cper Ik. Plow steel •« j.-r » Nall* 42.79 nasfsmt UHi. ton .> >5.0)1 *r Met Bia*tJ.'.gpowder 11*t 1 . L*-aJ-- per It. Drop abo JI.V41Iper b*g. li%r^« •• \ir. l LUABIE LAND FOR SALE. JonSB County Sheriff's Sale. OKORtfiA. JONESGOUNTY.-Win be sold be fore the fdi«rt Louie d. or to Clinton on the first TuesdaY, to .December, 1884, within the legal hours of **!• (480) four hundred and eighty acses dt laud, more or less, situate on the Macon ana AtigusU Branch o( the Georgia railroad, ncaiV*mcs stat on. levied on as the property of yarn©* S. Gray to satisfy afi fa Issued from JonlA Superior Court to favor of K T. Ross, executor of the estate of James M. Gray, deceased, vf- James S Gray. Property pointed out by de.'cndaut. Terms c sh. ' S. J. FIIILLIP8, Sheriff. Nov, mbcrl, 1884. \ 7 Uw4w NOtlCt. Ben. L. Iloilard, administrator de bonis non, etc., of Giforge C)*rk, \ deceased, vs. Addle White et al. BJl fordirection, etc., in Jones (superior Court, OctobcK term, 1881. It ouiug made to appear, to the court that George W. Holland, a rosldefitof Florida, Mr*. Marshall Alexander and daughter, residents of Alabama. Charles F. Clarlce\E resident of Texas, the children of John F\ Wcathershr, Jr , °f tritansas, the children of Agn I.ipford of Florida, are parties dcfcndanudntercstcd in said bill, and tbit the raid parties reside out of the Mato of Georgia. It is thi-rfiforc up on motion of complalnaut ordered t ‘ vice bo perfected upon laid natne<1 n by puUl mtion as provided for by that the sWd defendant'* appear at tnc next term of this court to bo held on the third Monday in April next, to stand, to do and t'V perform such decree, order and judgment as may be roudored by the court. Let this order bo published In the Telegraph and Messen ger, a newspaper published iu the city of Ma- cou^ucua month /or /oar mouth* before ■aid next term of tho court as provided for by law. October 21, 1884. TII03.0. LAWSON, Judge 8. C. O. C. 0. T. sk C. L. Bartlett, Compl’s Sol’s. A truo extract from minutes Jones Superior Court. November*, 1881. R. T. Rom, Clerk. Land for On the 10th day of March, 18**. J. J. Kitchens, of Twiggs county, On., by written contract, uu- dor seal, empowered the under*Igned.jobupon dc.IIarrls. to sell upon thirty day*,public notice to boglveu In Telegraph aud Messonger once a week for four weeks that tract or parcel of land containing one husdred acres upon which said J. J. Kitchens at said time of coutract re sided; the same situate. 1) Ing and being in the Seventeenth land district of said Twlgga county, and known as tl)3 north half of lot Kn. 15. in said district, said land lying on ?ettle- merit road ruuning from Keyuolds’s mill b> Pleasant Hill and bounded on north by land* of Herbert Brown, south by lands of Mid J J. Kitchens, east by lands of E. F. Pettis and west by laud* of W. II. Kitchens; said power to so ■ell said lands was made to accuro the Daymen of a certain promissory note, dated March 1’, 1881, and due October 15,1881, for one hundred and fifty dollars. Wo. th-j Mid Johnson A Harris will, at pub.lc outcry, on Saturday, th- 6tli day of December next, 1>.tween the usu*l hours of shrrid’s sales, sell before the court boas' door lu Twiggs county, Go., to the high est bidder for cash, the above descilbed lands or a sufficiency thereof to Mtlsfy Mid cote and costs of this proceeding aud will make good titles to purchagar thereof. The deed abovo described empowering this sale will be exhibited to the public at the time and placo of this sale, and is made a party of thla Bibb County Sheriff’s Sales. Wffl bo .old before tbe Court House door In the oily or Macon dttrlnf the legal boars of i.lc outhe UritTueidey la Do. ember next the /ollowtnz propertr, to-alt: Partot lot No. 6 In square No. (Bln the cltr of 5tocon, lu said opuntv fronting on CoCUtn Avenue. In ,atd -'IT, adjoining tho projejrtr of J. E. J. Frtnki _id . roportr of the eauto of A Kraetx. Upou isld pert of lot 5 I. the brick building known a. the property of Saint Mitchell-. Lodge, Iot- Iwl on o. the propertr of Saint Mitcheil's f;odie No. 1,132, f'rantl Unitod Ordor of Odd Fellow*, to satisfy a (1. fa. I,sued from County Court of Bibb county In favor ot c. L Ilartlett t*. Saint Mltehell'a rxHlgo No. USB Grand United Ordcr of Odd Fellows'. Property p-i.t d out I y plalniur. - A! o, at Hie fame time time and plaee, three show cases and coutcntt, ono lot aegara aud pipes, one lot flour, one lot glassware, one crockery ware, one iot pickles, one lot tinware, three part barrels whisky part barrel syrup, ono lot mackerel, one lot lard, part bsrrei corned bee*, one lot well buckets, lot of rop. s, lot of tob<u:co, ono lot of candy, lot potash, lot yeast powders, lot of soap, lot of baskets, two pAir scales. 1 >t of canned goods, one kcro>»eue oil can, one lot snuff, etc., and a lot of sundry " ,fc *‘r goods usually kept to a retail grocery • Levied on as the property of R. *1. Nor- ■ , l 9. a mortgage fl. fa. issued from Bibb Superior Court In favor of Jacquca A Johnson va. R. II. Norman. * AU°, at tbc same timear d place, that parcel of laud lying In tbc thir * district of originally Houston now Bibb county, be ng the so th- west corner of Iot No. 29, bounded on the north w andsof J. W. Johnson, on the east by lauds •f J. T. Ku ght, ou the south by laud* of D. W. Crawford and on tbe west by lau s of Willough by Joi.cs, cont* ning twenty-seven acr s. more or less, being the laud conveyed by d< e?l of D. M. Crawford to J. W. Johnson, March 8,1N*\ and by Johnson and wife to David Clay, ou March *43,1872. and by cbiy to Valentino Kahn by deed dated November 2'*, 1874, aud to Mid deed describing. Levied on as the prop erty of J. W. Johnson pursuant to and to satisfy a decree in Bibb 8aperlor Court in favor of Valentine Kahn against Mid J. W. Johnson. Property pointed out Jn Mid decree. G. W. WESTCOTT, Sheriff. November 3d, 18S4. law4w* ADM NISTRATOR’S SALE. GEORGI4, Bibb Cocnty.—Will be sold before the court house door In Knoxville, Crawford county, on the Oral Tuesday l i December next, within tho legal hours of sale, two hun dred and eight acres of laud, more or less, lu tho northeast corner of Crawford county, lving on Little Kcheconnee creek, threo mile* from Murray’s mill, or Mount Paron Church, known as the Susannah Sawyer home place, ami having six-room frame house, wl li necessary outhouses on It. Hold for tho benefit • f tbc heirs of said Susannah Sawyer. Terras-One- third cash, balance in twelve mouths with ap proved notes aud bond for titles. P. C. SAWYER, Administrator of Estate of Susannah Sawyer. uov4-1aw4w GEORGIA. Monroe County—By virtue of the power and authority vested in ua by the will of Thomas D wherry, deceased, lato of Mid county, will be sold at the court house door of Mia county, between tho lawful hours ofMle, on the firet Tuesday tn December next, four hundred acres more or less, of land in tbe twelfth district of Mid county, adjoin- 1 - ’ands of Dewberry, Corlejr and Marshall. ■ , at the same time and place, tho follow ing lands, io-wlt: ah those lots sod parts of lots, containing 780 acres more or Km, bound ed >m the north by lands of John P. Corson and Thomas I reeman, on the s juth by lands of William Watson, and estate of Dr. Huannnn, cn tho CMt by the lands of William Watson aud on the west by lands ot tho estate of John Willis and Jesse Mays being known aa the R. G. Watson home-place, and lying iu J tth dis trict. Also, at the same time and place, all those lots and parcels of lots lying In the 14th district of said county, and containing 736 acres more or less, and bounded on the north b/ lauds of Major B. F. Ward and Mr. Jenkins, cast by Ocmulgce river, south by lauds of Pc ter McMfcklc and west by Urn!* of Ham Free man. Said two last parcels of lands contain ing to all 1516 acres more or less, and known as iho old Douglas Watson plantation. The two last described parcels of lands llo on tho Ocmulgee river, on tho East Tcnucs-ce, Vir ginia and Georgia Railroad and adjoin each to <hrce months, and the balance to twelve months, with interest on the second and third payments at eight per cent, per annum. Bonds for title will be given purchasers and deeds to the Isnds upon full psymcnU October 31,1984a B. II. zellnkx, W. F. Dewberry, Executors. d.2t* Y VIRTUE OF POWER OF BALK CON- ‘ rd in a deed made to the nnderstgncd Parris, dated April )4,1883, we w.lll FOR SALh TlY VIRTU1 n talned in trylULParrU .... .M •ell at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash, on Monday, November 17,1881, before the courthouse door, in Butter, Oa., between tho hours of 10 o’clock in the morning and 2 o’clock to the afternoon, the fol’owing prop erty, to-wlt: All that tract or parcel of latd situated, lying aud bolus Iu the town of Rey nolds, Taylor county, Ga., kuown In the pKn of said town as lots numbers ono and three, in block number twenty-two, having a front age on Winston street of >50 feet, more or Us*, and running back 81* feet, more or less, to Macon street, and having thereon a one story four-room framed dwelling.. Said property will be sold to Mtlsfy ancle of th* said r. F. Parris for $1*01648 November 1. 1S83, to secure the payment of whlch^said deed was given. n. f. cOue.MaU m Oct. 17-w5t. ciixai In active demand: fair to full; \ l A. prime 4 1 3 .ytllpw clarified 4V<at\. J iu fair demand; common 20x25, prime to choice SuafiO. Rice steady; Louiaian* ordinary to prime erode 32, summer yellow /lEOROIA. Bub County.—Whereas, Loon- VI ard W. Hunt, executor of Dr. C. B. Not* iTngham, has made application for letter* of dismission from tho estate ot Dr, C. B. Not tingham. This Is to cite aud admonish all persons .concerned to tie aud appear at the Court of Ordinary of Mid county ou the first Monday in February. UftVto snow cauae. If any they can, why said application should not \?Unes* my band officially this Ochjbcr 31, A - MC Taf?.rr’ Naval Otoraa, SAY ANNAS. November IS.—M&l (pales) active: strained to good strained at 9LOOa1.0V Mica. 600 barrels. Spirits, turpentine Inn: regular 28j<; sales 500 barrels. • Charleston. Not. 13.-Spirttt of tttrpeqtinf dull at 2S>4. Kostn quiet: strained 41.00, good strained II.CO vViuiinoion, Nor. 13.- firm at tg%. Koaln I...... —-- ... good strained 95. Tar firm at 11.40. Crt»*t turpentine ateady: hard 91.00, yaUow dtp and vtrgtoll 69 Nsw Yore, November 18.—Roaln — refined dull at ») 23x1.3'. upirtu of tarpenttot firm steady at 21 >4*31^. WOOL New Yoex, Not. 13.—Wool doll: nawaabed POWDER Absolutely Pure. purity, si eng' and cannot * ruoititinle of loi or phosphate p«; Bor m«i arvel of ry kind*. n|*etttion w ih the i4»rt weight, alum SoLl only in earn. i Powdxs Co., 100 Wall itract New Youl M. eiuiiw, ■mmuuHBws ut Whittle, represent* to the court to hU petition duly file«f, that he has, fully admin- JT.. C. n. Lesaeoi, executor o une nm. « u-ih Lesaeur. vs. Ewell w. i.i. . Vt ! , ‘. ,1 >aa- , " 1, i II. -<t i it ;. ... ... .. . "1 crlSutt arlt 7- - V9»tplfiaV l n kskm «• •is?s It I, ordered bj tb, court that utd „ SSfesjasH bj Signed this 8th day of November, i&rj, A true extract from the minutes olfu'bhfht t *;l%^ AvraM ' lsa - *• B »3® n - Cutter, guardian of J. W. Cat non, has mudo application for letters of dismission from raid guardianship. This is to cite and admon ish all persons concerned to be and appear at the Court of O dlaaryof Mid county within tbo time proscribed by law to show cause why said >f. H. Cutter sLouM uot be discharged from bis guardianship. Wltuc-ts my band officially, this Octobor 31, applied to tho uudersigned for permanent let ters of administration on the c»tatc of Charles A. Beasley, late of said county, decea«ed, and I will pass upon said application at tho De cember term, 1S8I, of tho Court of Ordinary of ■aid county. Witness ray hand and official sign dure This October 31,1881. J. A. McM VNUS, lawtw* Ordinary. GEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY-Whereaa. A B Ross administrator of tho estate of Mrs. Vir- g nia U. Wado, has mado application for let- rs of dismission from said estate. This is to cito and admonish all persons con cerned to be and appear at the court of ordi nary of said county on tho first Monday In December next to show cause, if any they can. why said application should not be granted. Witness my hand and official signature, this September 6,1884. J. A. McmASUS, scp5-law3m* Ordinary. V C oijii y, GEORGIA, Crawford County—Will be sold before tbo court house dw to the town of Knoxvldc ou tho first Tuesday in December next, within tho legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for cadi, one undivided half interest in two hundred and fifty (250) acres of land more or less iu the 2nd district of said county, being lot |No. 75 aud aud fifty acres of No. ffi, kuown a* th Nanjy E. Whit tington place. Hold a* the property of the estate of John W. Wiriulugton. deceased, ua ?er an or der passed by the Judge of tbo Superior Court of the Macou circuit as chancellor in the caso of A. J. Danlclly, administrator, etc., vs. J. C. Road et al, pcudlng In Crawford Superior Court. - A J. DANIKLLY, AdministratorJno. W..Whittington, deceased. November 1st, (884. uiffikaiA) crawfobd County.—\VlU ins sold before the court houso door in tho town of Knoxvll'e, on the (list Tuesday in Decem ber next, within the legal hour* of »ale. to the highest bidder for cash, ono undivided half interest ln two hundred and fifty acres of land, more or less, being lot No 75 atid .1fty acres of lot No. 76 in tbe 2ud district of said county, and being the late dower of Nancy K Whittington, deceased. Hold m the property . of the estate of Harriet L. Whittington, de ceased, under an order of tb* Judge of the Superior Court of the Macon circuit as chan cellor In tho case of A. .J. DaoleDy, admluU- tratorctc., vs. J.C. Rond, pending to the 8u- l*rtor Court of .aid count*. r r gMITf| Administrator of If. L. Whittington, 'do- ceeasd. November 1st, 1384. . ./A/s v SILVERWARE] For Household Ute, 33ITtTTII>A.Y J WEDDING PRESENTS I hanre aloc-k and Low Prices. nr-Sciiti for Catalogue. WILLIAMS & STEVENS lebSwly Macon, flo. THE SCIENCE OF LIFE. UnlTTT Bv IVluil Postpaid. kmw'thyself. . \ Great Medical Work on ikh Exhausted Vitality, Nervous and Phy‘*c a! Debility, PrematureDiclliK In Man, Er.i.nsol Y#uCh, and the unto - mt ■ r; - r .f ' ~ ImllfiCMloua or cxcesic*. A bool msn, young, mlddlo-sged ando'd. i -5 prtsci I prion* for all acute ami eoFcs.cacb one of which is lnvi found by tho tu^hor, whose for 23 years is such ssprobabl tore fell to 'he lot of any physic!*! brand ln beautiful. French muril covers, full gilt, guaranteed to work Inwvery sense—mcchankai, littrary and B rofevlonal—than any i’hvr work sold Is ns country for 2.60, or t:.* n-- ey will be ra funded lnevery infra.. » • «i oo by mall, pestptid* Illustrative .«xmpie 6 icuta. Send now. Gold Medal awarded the author by the National Medical AsjpcUlion, to the off- Hu,fro . tor ever Itcontati ever be- by tbe :lte«l for There Is no member 0 book will uot be useful, KUardlau. instrnctoror t Address PEABODY M or Dr. W. H. PARKER. Roatou, Mara, who n JDcr.'v-i r.-ijulringskill Chronic rani olstl' * baffled the ski!) of *11 oi clans a specialty, 8 ed s-.ivc- fill’: wiujout lintancc of failure Mention thla pape r. F.D1CAI. IN8T1 ; !i K ■-1. “st T Ill’S KL? COOK STOVES A LW A YR SATISFACTORY EIGHTEEN m’aKD KINDS Hi PDRCHASEBS C’N BE SUIIEB bate A.Sheppardfi Co ,PaUitroro,M<L THEE TO ANY LADY duly '-'■Ul therefore cemed. hrire and credltora. cauae. IfanrUt.r can, whr .old adn should DOS b. dUcharfed from hU HRHmm<Mhai(cd (nun hU adraloU- (ration andrtcalTa tattawof dUmlsiion on (ha ifim Monday UkM Wtlneu L. j ty* hand ol^lall^. tbl.^Oetobcr 41, Ordinary. n EOEOIA. Bill Cot'ZTY.—Whereax, John A. (T L'rqurhart, idmlnUtnlor of Mri. If K. I'rtturhirt,humid, iprilciUon for le»veto ..■lithe reati.Ute belonxlnz to tho eitltc of ltre.lt. E. Urqurhirt. ThtaUtaelto and id- monish all pareona.eonc.rned to b, nnd ap pear al th, Coon of Ordinary of said county on th, fint Monday ln Dacamber next, to ■how oaaM. U any th,y can, why Mid applica tion thanld noth, (ranted. WUncu my bona officially thla Octobcrll, ' J. A. McMANL'M, Ordinary. 15*5. Jones County Sheriffs Sale. By Tlrto, nt two mortfon fi. fu. liaucd from Jones Superior Court, will be sad before tbe court house door, to the town of Clinton. Jones comity. Ga., between the legal hours of sale, on tbe first Tuesday In December next, th* following described property, belonging “jg-gSTSiXiTi Ut. town of cm- brmnded on three sides by the rets and on the fourth aide by the 3chS - _ --Ah the atom bonao thereon, koownu the old Morgan lot. opposite the court boats, with soreniy fire ferTTront and atatr fret deep, and recently occupied by ChrMlan 4k Ktaftaan u a bar room, tofether with threo B rea of land known u tho old Academy lot. front of tho MethodM eharch, and boanded an the north by the public reed, and cut and ■oath by the Down rtaldenee and Nancy Chrle- Uan. bald mentioned property lotted noott to the property of R. T. chrfatlantoa*tfafy two kooftance B. fu. loaned from Jooee Superior Court tn favor of D. J. Baer re It. T. Chria- October 29. Hf-lawlw Bheriff. Executor's Sale of Real Estate. r>f h:bbcounty, Georgia, will b- - id be tbe court bouse door in Mar * * between tbe 1-gal - tie L.i.. . Tur-I . . ■ • tt. ■raZdavaad for cash, ooevao city of Mas« an oruer iroru me toun oi uruinary. wiu oe •old before the court houso door In the iixn of Knoxville, between the legal hoar* of ••le^m tho first Tuesday to December, lot of lanorfo. 26 In the 2d district, containing •2»j>Acres, more or less, known as the Gordon place. Sold as tne property oi me esiaie of Mary K. Dauielty, deceased. This (and is well timbered, well watered, welMocatcd, con venient to church and school. Mold for bene fit of heirs. Terms made known* on day of ■ale. U. F. HANDEB8, AdiuinUtrstor. Knoxville. Oct 30. H3t.-oc8il-1awiw GEORGIA, the court oi .. Mild before the of Knoxville, on the first Tuesday In ber next, to the highest bldfler for cash, the following prop'rtr to wit: Twohnndredacres of land, more or levs, lathe Third district of originally Houston now Crawford county, be ing north half of lot No. II, and south half of lot No. twelve (12), sold aa the property of the estate of Watson Haw/er deceased, ferdls .ri- button among the heirs. GEO. L. a AW Y Kit, Adra’r de bonis non, of Watson Sawyer, de.eaud. November 1,188L ‘il. A.’ilAUCOl lv A t'U,* IViilvrlirouL, « li: Wf'BIT 1 ...aBIC P.t Oct. 10. lr“l.—ocs I rawtw v J rswwt v CRAwroRDCoUNTY-Br virtue of I ' ». • ' "* i \J • [ ordinary 4>f ».ild county, will be I iWCkltBWMAMI I CSfBfffS. )saB ie conrChouse door in the town | lllLil w^ltilL! » 20 DOLLARS WILL Ut V I ill• FA\ '' :g mm SEWING MACHINE GEORGIA, CSAWroan County—Will be sold before the court hou»e door to the town of Knoxville, on the first Tuesday to December next, one undivided one-third iutorevt lu the following property, to-wlt: I/tt of Und No 7 » and 50 acres of No. 76, In the 2d district ot orig inally Houston, now Crawford, oonnty, con taining 230acres more or les«, and kuown as the Wnl'tlngton place. Levied on as the pro erty of wTW. Whittington deceased, to sails a fi. fa. issued from the Hnperior Coon of m county ln favor of Newman «fi Hchwarz vs. i W. Whittington. U. P. BlVIhKB, Novomber 1,188t. Hhprii /1KORGIA, CRAWFORD COU.\rY.-Ja;u U Taylor makes application to me fur k tt of administration on estate of John F. 1 li late ot *ald couuty, deceased. This wJi cite all persons concerned t4) show cause, Uany they have, by the first M<ra i tv to December next why said application should not be granted WUncu my hand officially. OcL 27, 1884. VIRUll 8. HOLTON, oct30 law It Ordinary. Applieition for Leave to sell Land. GEORGIA, CsuwroRn COCKTY.—Notice !• hereby riven that application lias been filcl in my office by II. F. Zanders, admlnlstral leave to sell ail the real estate of Marga Sanders, deceased, and the asm# wi passed upon to my office on tho i r-t m fn December. V. 8. BOLTO Ordiu 0Ct31-Uw4w I • EORGI A, C RAW FO It D ( * 1 i old before the court hoi ville, Ga.. on the first Tuesday t next, within the legal hours of >; acres of land, more or less, in southeast cor of lot No. 191 In Third District of Mid cooi Al^o, fifteen acres to norths it corner o.. No. IS to bixth District of ss. l rount> .1!« the property of the c*tato ul Young Jt--.su' lately deceased, for benefft of hairs and «r«< Hers. Terms cash. W.B. AR’.< >i i> October 27, UM, Uwtt AUENTS AGENTS Reflecting Safety Lan^ ^ Nt»i.i|'l* I.*”* FOfii. r. - V. V gut This Out JfllDlN 131 3f SOCfll Vj^gf MCNfV