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MB 01 1 THR TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER: FRIDAY, MARC I 20,1885. THE STRIKE ENDED. An Amicable Settlement Arranged Be- tween the Authorities end the Brotherhood. The trouble* that have existed for the pa*t low day* between the authorities ot the Eut Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia railioad and the Brotherhood engineer* employed by the road were happily settled yesterday, and the strike ended. This morning the trains that have been side-backed will move out as usual, and the affair* of the road resumed where they were interrupted, with a better feeling than over existing between employers and em ployes. It was understood in the city early yesterday morning that Grand Chief Engineer Arthur, of Cleveland, Ohio, had arrived in the city, and would assume direction of matters for the Brotherhood. he was quarte: that ha was engaged 3nan of the Brotherhood. In the afternoon it was currently rumored that a satisfactory settlement of all differences had been arranged, and that the strikers would resume work th'a morning. Ur. Arthur was sought at the Kdgerton without success. The reporter was informed that he had quit the boti-1 only a few mo menta before, and had gone to seek Superin tendent Fry, at the East Tennessee's bead- quarters, ft was learued that he had been in consultation with the men of the Brotherhood during the entire morning and had advised with them to the time he left the hotel at 2 o’clock. Air. Arthur was sought at the headquarters ► of the road and found In conversation with Superintendent Fry In reply to questions he stated with a pleasant smile that everything had been most harmoniously arranged, and that no further trouble would ensue. He said: ”1 arrived this morning, and hare beeu closeted with the Brotherhood all day, hear ing patiently all their statements. I find that the entire affair baa been the result of«a mistake—a misunderstanding on the part of tho men. You know we all make mistakes A LILLIPUTIAN SAMSON. A Specimen of What Can be Done by Mr*. Dial* May*aoO. Mrs. Dixie Haygood. of lfUledgevllle, who has recently given exhibitions of her wonder ful power, which is similar to that of Miss Hurst, was in the city last night on her way to Foft Valley, where aho appears to-night. Hearing of her presence in the city, a Tele- graph man sought her at the residence cf Mr. Willie Cornell, on New street. She is quite a small lady, weighing ninety- four pounds. She has a sweet face which Is bangless, and carries a pleasant smile. In complisuce with the request to give the re porter a specimen of her wonderful power, she went into the hallway, and took a position back of an ordinary chair. Mr. Roland B. Hall sat in the chair, when she placed her hands on tho back of It, and In a second. Mr. Hall and the chair were six Inches from the floor. Inquiry developed the fact that Two chairs were[ then pieced tide by aide, red at the Kdgerton Hotel, an. In one eat Mr Hall »nrt *r. Cornell; In ihe «a*edlo deliberating with the*' otherjM - T Bueau. nan and Mr. C.N. Hay good, who weighs vlO pounds. Mrs. Way- good placed aha n< ‘ and almost instant., of the floor. lu this test she had islaed 6*5 pounds, and ytt «ne waa as calm at a morning in May. Taking a chair in her arms, her husband mounted another chair and seated himself in the chair she bt Id. 8be earned the 210pounds of her husband vs easily as the would fanL There were various other tests of a similar nature, and all equally as mystifying. Grant ing that sne used muscuUr power, the nearly twlie that amount) is in itself most wonderful. Mrs. Havgood discovered some ten years sgo that she pos»essed this power. Heruucle, Dr. David Clopton, well known throuch the South, then advised her to give exhibitions to the public, but she sbrsuk from it. and it was not until receutlvihat she decided to let the world see any of her marvelous power. WHERE ARE WICKED FOLKS BURIED? Wherein this field have waudered the quiet old graveyard through. And studied the epitaphs, old and new; But on monument, ooelUk. pillar or stone, read of no evil that men have done.” The sexton stood by a grave newly made, Who is to judge when the soul takes Its flight? Who Is to judge ’twlxt the wrong and the right? Which of us mortals shall dare to say That our neighbor was wicked who died to-day? In our Journey through life, the further we The better we learn that hnmanity’s need Is charity’s spirit, that prompts ns to find Therefore, good deeds we record on these stones; The evil men do, let it die with their bones. I have labored as sexton this many a year. But I never have burled a bad man here ” sometime*, the best of us, and in this instance JjAJJfZ* -J5* It originated from Imiginary causes, a mlsap- BSMSTMSSKSSBr JS prehension of the true facts in the case. As soon ns I discovered that the men had made a I mistake I told them »o, and advised them to f o like men to the superintendent and confess L They have done so, and the result is every thing has been smoothed over in the most as sesses she says she doe* not know what it is. bhe Is a wonder and should be seen. isfactory manner.' Mr. Arthur was found to be a most pleasant gentleman, of fine address, and of a keen, discriminating mind. As grand chief engineer of the United States, Mexico and Canada, ho occupies an exalted position and commands a Urge salary. His action in adjusting the troubles of this division of the Brotherhood is regarded as manly and sensi ble, and.won for him a high Indorsement from all classes. He returned to C eveland last night. superintendent Fr? was next seen iu his office. His face beamed with a genial expres sion, and told plainly the happiness he felt over tho turn things had taken. In reply to our question, "Have you any news for the TELEGRApn this afternoon?” be said; *T have lust finished a most pleasant chat with Chief Engineer Arthur, who called upon me to pay me a social call. The troubles that have been exiting have all been arrange 1. 1 was waited on thU mornltg by a committee of five, who came as Brotherhood men and old employes of the road, to say that they had act ed hastily and wanted to be taken back. I re peated to them the poaltion I bad already as sumed In the matter, but told them I would (•store as m ny of them as had not acted un becomingly In this matter, and as could be re instated. 1 could not take back all, as I had telegraphed to Lynchburg, Va., for nine engineers, and they were ou tho way. Notice would be given them at once that they were not needed, and probably some would prefer to return. Those that did come would have to be given work. The vacancies then left would do filled by those who were deserving. Tho committee seemed pleased, and said they would go to their homes, stand ready to be called out, and whatever 1 did would be ac cepted as satisfactory. The past was buried, and wo agreed to forget 1L 1 think it will re- ault favorably. The men in the future, if they have any wronga to be righted, will under stand Later bow to go about it, and will not be disposed to seek indirectly.” Mr. J F. Porter, who has been directing the Brotherhood’s affairs before the arrival of Chief Engineer Arthur, said yesterday after noon: "I would be glad for you to state, in justice to me, that the division pasted a reso lution this morning exonerating me entirely, and attaching no censure to me either for my conduct in the past, or its effect in the future. The resolution was offered by the chief en gineer himself when I tendered my resigna tion as chattmau of the committee on griev ances, and waa pasted unanimously.” “paraonnl Magnetism." Tom Burney came in Saturday night and rc lated the following for a fact: The other day Min Lulu Hurst was on Con ductor Allie Bbellman'a train and on the train was.a man who had attendedlfias Lulu's per formanco In Eufaula the night before,and who was exceedingly skeptical. Beaeldhe was satisfied that the secret ol her performances iraa simply muscuUr power and that she was fortunate enough to poiiMI Z HIM® more muscular strength than an ordinary mao. As none of his fellow passengers were able to give any lucid explanation of the wonderful Georgia girl • powers, the Eufaula m*u had the t*cst of t e argument until Con <nctor Shellman came along. The subject was again brought up, and the clever prince of the bell line aatd: **1 can prove to you beyond all question that it Is not musculat power, but personal m *5*en!onal magnetism be blowed,” remarked the Eufaula man •‘Well,” continued the conductor, "we are now climbing the hill at Hatcher’s Button, the steepest grade on the roal. Just baf**re we reached the bill Hold the engineer to shutoff all steam and reverse his engine. 1 then re quested Hl»s Lula to place her hands on the back of the seat in front of her. (the did so, and i ho Is carrying os np the hill u we 1 as the engine could. ** — - . yourself.” Tho Eufaula man never doubted wbatthe conductor said, but it was a long time before he could make out what personal magnetism really meant He was silent all the way to Macon, and wore the air cf amanwbonad got the worst of an argument and was con* vinced against his will. How Griffin waa Stabbed. Brief mention was made yesterday morning of the stabbing of Henry Grifflo, cotton asm pier for Wood Bros., Sixth street, by another negro. Owing to tire lateness of the hour at which the information was received, it was impossible to leArn the particulars. We give them this morning: Griflln had been in the habit of receiving his meals from bis little boy, who brought them to tho warehouse every day. Tuesday when the boy camo with his dinner, a dog owned by a train haud named "Griff" sprang upon him and came near biting him seriously. The boy cried for help and Griflln ran out and brat oil the dog. 'V then tried to kill nim with a rock, but iUsed his aim and the dog escaped. In the afternoon latn "Griff", tne train hand, came to tho warehouse and inquired for Urlf- tin. The Utter went out to see him, not know ing who "Griff” was. Griflln waa a»kel why he struck the dog. and when he told him the reason, the negro train hand plunged a knife blade in his left arm. The full force of the stab was averted by Griflln, who saw It coming in time to grasp nls assailant by the wrist. Tho two then clinched and a scuffle ensued, in which both tripped and fell with Griflln on top. At this point • Griff's” wife ran up, aud was about to beat Grlfllti when Mr. Wood camo out of the warehouse aud ■topped the fuss. Grinin’s stab Is a deep and painful one b* . not a very serious one. A doctor attended his wooed, and yesterlay he was able to be about. A Horrible Accident. Sunday morning early, between C and o’clock, a negro woman named Dorcas, seven ty years of age. living on the premises of Mr. B. H. Wrifley In West Macon happened to horrible accident that will probably end her life. At the time mentioned the woman who has been engaged as a cook for Mr. Wrigley’s fam Pit Eczema on Sadp. Kcrofhla on Neck. Consumption Cured. An old physician, retired from prac tice, having had placed in his hands by an East India missionary the formu la of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung affec tions, also a positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility, and all Nervous Complaints, after having tested in the wonderful curative powers in thou sands of cases, has felt it his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive and a desire to relieve human suffering, I will send free of charge, to all who desire it- this recipe in German, French or En- f ;lish, with full directions for prepar- ng and using. Sent by mail by ad dressing with stamp, naming this pa, E *r, W. A. Noyes, 119 Power's Block, ochester, N. Y. DIAMOND DUST. No msnager has been appointed yet for the Augustas. The Atlautas will play the Kansas City nine t'vday. The Southern League has adopted the Amer ican Association rules. The Louisvilles cleaned up the Col^j boys again yesterday in a score of 15 tod* The uniform ef »ho Augusta team will be red cat^gray shirts, blue pants, red stockings The Chattanooga* will play the Augustas on the day that will be celebrated as memorial day, April 25th. The Talbottona will be open to cross bats with any amateur club In the State at an early date, an i may be with some-of the league clubs. The Southern League consists of the follow ing cities: At auta, Macon. Birmingham. Chat tanooga, Memphis, Nashville, Columbus and Augusta. Bibb Sheriff Sales win bcsoldbefore the court home floor ot Bit>b county. Ga. on the first Tuesday in April I ue , xt » between the usual hours of sherlfl's a*le. that parcel land situate In Vlneville.near the city of Macou, in »al«l county, known at t he rear portion of ihe Meara residence lot. fronting 210 feet on the street which leave the main Vineville street, at a brick drug store oc- cupled by I)r. Polhlll, and runs toward the county hospital, said 210 feet commencing at i the northeast corner of said lot and ruuulng along sai.l latter street south by southwest towards tho said Vineville street, which runs ' ut of said city towards Forsyth, said parcel of land having the same width from said front back to ihe fence In the rear, which fence aud the one ou the front and the one on uortheast side,show the boundary lines of said parcel of laud on three sides. Theaald parcel Is levied on aa the property of Mrs. H. E. Meara and her children by virtue of and to ratisfyaC fa in favor of the aatd — Mrs, II. E. Meara | and other fl fas for subsequent yearsito which said land ia subject for said State and county taxes. March Pita, 1885. ™ ---- — | Also at the same time and place the follow r\ Pimple3 to Scrofula. Disfiguring Humors, Humiliating Erup- {“?i ® on ,£ ln l5F *. nd on «* tions, Itching and Burning Skin Tortures, Loathsome Sores, and every I countvomb“ontho westsideoffhe 1 Macon species of Itching, Scaly, Pimply, Inherited, Scrofulous and Contagious “XJ“? r 5 0 y T^fSS2r* y “«>?TSSSf on'tS’. CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisito Skin Beautifier, externally, when all ESSfoM&MlKSSil J«e* absolutoly fad to cure, or even relievo. SSBSSJfitt, CUTICURA REMEDIES are sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, stipulated m .aid bond and noUce«*iven small, 50o.; large, $1.00. Resolvent, $1.00 ; Soap, 25c. 5&£iSS S?V“«S3?” ty Send for “How to Cure Skin Diseases,” a 64-pago work, contain- - If 3 a n e11 ‘ r counl r <- ourt ing an accurato description of over 300 affections of tho Skinand Blood, cxecuiion“?,n;d^romt£'Sm7 0 cour‘!n*£ with Treatment, and 37 superb illustrations, drawn and colored from life. vor ot w - u - vyu, J r "• ,oe h?jon: Now is the Time to Cure Skin Diseases, -S> And Cleanse the Blood. -3& POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL GO. - - BOSTON, MASS. Crawford Sheriff Sales. (3ibb County Sheriff’s Sale 4 EORGl A, Bibb Cocsty.—Will be sold be- n fore the court home, in tho county afore said, during the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday In April next, all the following de scribed r roperty, levied on to satisfy certain fl. fas. for Bute and couuty taxes. To-wit: Fart of lot No. *.o northwest range, fronting 76 feet on High street, situated between Pow ers and Burden's property, running back to Washington avenue, in the city of Macon, a* the property of C. P. Roberts for his State and couuty taxes for tho year 1882. Also, one-fourth of an aero of land iu the Vineville district, adjoining the pn petty of rt U. Jones, la said district, in tho couuty of Bibb, as the property ofW. U. Wood, for his BUte and county taxes for tho years 1881 aud Also, part of lot No. 7 In square No. G9, front ing on spring street, In the city of M«cou, on corner of alley next to E. Klrtland’s property, as tho property of Mrs. Sarah 8trohecker for her SUte and county taxes for the year 1882. Also, twelve seres of land in Vineville dis trict, being a part of lot No. 18, adjoining the land of Mrs. Amelia Kimbrew, lu the county of Bibb, as the property of John W. Owen for hi* State and county taxes for the years 187 , 1880,1881 and 188/. Also, part of No. 2 in square No. 74, fronting on Oak atreet, corner of alley, running back to alley between New and First streets, in the city of Macon, as the properly of W. A. Mc Lendon for his SUte aud couuty uxe* (or the year 1882. Also, part of lot No. 8 in square No. 2<;. front- ‘“‘fee' “ * ‘ *— GEORGIA, Crawford Couuty.—Will be sold before the court house door, In the'own of Knoxville, Ga, on the first Tuesday in April next, within the legal hours of sale, that par cel of land In the Second district of Crawiord county, bounded as fallows: Commencing a the northwest corner of lot No. 80 and run ning thence along the original line until 1 reaches the old fence row, thence along the fence west until It Intersects Jacob towe's line, thence south along Jacob Lowe’s line until it intersects the road to the crons fence at the peach orchard, thence along said cross follows: on the east | fence north to a branchy thence along said “ ‘1 * *~ g Soldi Sales. Will be «old before the court house door In ,— the city of Macon, during the legal hours of line, thence south along . 7 — Tuesday In April next, the H intersects the rosd _.tv lo-wit: »♦ •«.. M * k>d ***** Lot No. 2. bourn y property of Ci north by Dan Jenxins s lot, on tne west by i *uuie j uiuioi commencement, containing o Willis Epps’s lot. on the south by Chestnut jeres, more or less, being the land conveyed street, frontlug 53 feet on said street and run- by J. M. Mathews to Thomas J. Miller, trustee, ning back towards the Central railroad 167 feet l and recoided in book H, page 491. Levied on —said lot being the lot deeded to J. 8. Martin «• the property of Thomas J. Miller, tnistee, by John Means. Levied ou as the property of to satisfy a mortgage fl fa issued from the Su it 8. Martin to satisfy two fl fas issued from perior Court of t aid county in favor of Rad County Court Bibb county in favor of Hendrix ford J. Turner vs. the said Thomas J Miller, & WUlngbamvs. J. *. Martin. i ra>t « c - Proper y pointed out In mortgage fl Also at the samo time and place, south half f»- Tenant in possesion notified In writing, of lot No. 52, recent survey of what | marJ01aw4w W. P. RIVIERE, Sheriff, was formerly Lewis Causey’s land, more fully CO s. V „ er,e r ln, ° 8n Incorporated I 5>toc< Ctmpary, \K«h §200- 000 Paid in Cash Capital. ’ ™ REE l" MEND0US purchases PC. THIS SEASON’S TRADE. * j lowtl But I could not po,t you,V, uiui" turon't lh ** *< vertLcmenu, »nd to m,k“ our «• 1 a5S^jrf2SS25r,ss5 & 1 SES^^asiSSi^ ! 1 u?nu r d*K?l& , Vu* n l Z e I SftSSB Southern State, and its « h i^i U8h eVer 7 half a million dollars ,earljr “f® 1 nearly trtde, it tau .tood, un.huTn^mo?i '1 u “« ptulcf, peittlencei, ctcIoum InTi 4 a °»“cl«l eniure iu p«rin.n e nc, (or .l”/'‘; * n<1 >° come, it bu been lncorportCSi *?“*>«<»«» to tire stock Company with, 1 hooper. U1 ol |i00,000, which to obSSd U 2, r ? ,h .™p! : officer, and employe,. The offloii r ^ jKhKS^ , SS«j a h«re uo (ear, u to the “ <1 »«*« bimyor gutrmtuck ifuTjgTil TRADE ITEMS FOR 1884.85 by M »n mhYr’ KStffig“d2S“ W *50,000 worth ol Chlckerin, Huo. one purchase in Octob- r 1«2. ** chtio erer made by any aooii£S. e, t 1>ar ' bargain.. Etegant ®2Tmh78!« with handsome embroidered Cower atructorand Music Book. Orr.n. '.l?' *75, *100, with stool, Imtrnctw “t, 8$ Book. All freight paid! tSf, terms. One Mice to ill, aufomttb?k,1"! known. Wllto ur, and we *U1 n,?™ 1 money. MTe Ton dSrchY. rt 5,°oI,n t .”^“^-“- s:r < g h aS;i h o’wT n ‘.,°^ ln ro'S!i* u hS^ m K deooe, 75 cenu each; Rtrhter m cents: Benin,, *1; Violin. ,1; li™, r Vt3 i>t ganlni Italian Strings. 20 cents each 75 cent* per set; Clear Grit Italian, 15 cents', GO cents p*X2!Si Ofio'hrtte*. wimitnowtor “ PrlTtlege oil return or exchange gWen 11 Retired Catalogue NOTICE. if. H.,"page 121. Levied on as the property of I GEORGIA, Crawfobp CouwiT.-Notic Robert Alexander to satisfy a fl fa issued from hereby giveu to all having demands aga the County Court of Rlbb county in favor of theestatoof Jackson Hancock, late ofCi Cheap Music Depot 75.000 pieces cf Shest usic, bought at one Purchase, offered at oulv in cents a copy. Ail new and best mtule. Elmira Weaver vs. Robert Alexander Also at the same time and place, that tract I render in tne'r demands to the undersigned of land lyii g in the fourth district originally according to law; and all person* Indebted to Honston,jaow Blbbconnty,and knownaalot | saidestaie are required ^to^make immediate lor estate Jaciuou Hancock,' da- Music, ten cents a" copy. Aft new and best" made, same as usually sold for 30 cenu to 11.50 per piece. .Send for a catalogue of Ten Cent mq- sic. Don’t send North for Cheap Music. This ford county, deceased, are hereby notified to is headquarters. All music at reduced rates. This March 2,188*». mar l law4w lly, w*a taking a bath in a room In the rear the yard. While passing from one aide of the room to the other. She was seized with an attack of vertlg*,while passing in front of t-e fire place, au l before she could escape fell headlong Intotbeflre. She lay there helpless for several minutes. Theic was a negro woman in the room at the time aslee on the bed. She was Aroused by the whining of what she thought was a cat. She soon discovered the old woman lying lu the Ore. burning. She ran to her as quickly as possible and drafted her out. Spreading a J ullt around her, she hastened to the re*i- ence and alarmed the family Mr. Wrigley did all that could be done for the woman, who was found to be most severe ly burned Dr. MetUner was summoned and admlnUtered to her needs. She ha* aluce been in an unconscious condition, and will probably not recover. The flesh in many places was burned t> a Crisp, The Wndtey Monument. The authorities ot the Central railroad are expecting the arrival of the Wadley monu ment on or about May 1. It will be erected at the intersection of Mulberry and Third streets aod will be a worthy tribute to the memory of the late president. The ratting ot the statue in Nsw York on Thursday last was noted in our telegraphle dispatches. The model was made by Robert Cushing, the famous sculptor, whom the contract of sblng the monument was given. He axrees to complete and erect it for $11.50'). After the model was completed it was turned over to the Bonnary Bronze Company, who prepared the mould and afterwards cast the statue. The casting was attended wltbunuiual interest and was the largest single casting that ba« ever been made In this country. The figure will be of heroic slat and will be mounted on a pedestal ot gnlncy granite ten feet deep. Bnsebnli nc Columbus, [special teleoram.] ., , n. \r..„K ia_r! A | nm u n . IngUMfeet on Mulberry street, aud running Columbia, Ga., March 18.—Columbus g Q wn 8eventh street 210 feet to the alley, in the was defeated again this afternoon. At the #ty of Macon, as the property ol William o. cod of the game th. score .tood Loui.vllle ftcV."' y 14, Colombo, 5. Reccio, »od Crotty were Also, part of No. 4 in block No. 6, northwest t 1'ommoni.frontln* lot feeton College atreet,ad- the battery lor Loo svule and O Neal and I joining J IU Jones’, lot and running back li, Knppel for Colomboa. O'Neal I. not a feet to William Wilder’s property, In the city regular pitcher, but I. Dooley’, etcher I ?«. oi A.^. Brook. tot Tb!- P« r, Wly .ccoont. for Colombut’. Iju5'NS.'Jta btock No?5i, reuth crushing aeieat. | west commons, corner of Johnson and Elm “ * I streets, in the city of Macon, Bibb county, as Bucklen’s Arn'c t Salve. the property of L. J. Strickland for his Btate The best salve iu the world for cuts, bruises, and county taxes for the >e«r 1882. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, (ever sores, Utter Aho. part of to*. No. 7 in squ*re No. 87, front chapped hands, chilblains, edrna, and all ing 51 feet on Wharf street in the city of Ms- akin eruption*, and positively cures piles, or coo, and lving between the property of Wood- no pay required. It is guaranteed to give liff and Jeff Long, as the property of J. P. K rfcct satisfaction, or money refunded. Price Whlplcy for his State And county taxes for the cents per box. For sale by Lamar, Rankin | years 1881 and 1882. b Lamar. I Also, part of lot No. 7 in square No. 87, front- tit — log 52 feet on Wbarf street, between Franklin and Spring streets, situated on corner of alley For tha Ceorgla Tnbls* I ad oluing Me Burney’s lot. in the city of Ma w *“"’“hSS««8rB38? 0 ', J A? yiJST sums contributed to purchase a bale of cotton I ih82, for the Georgia table at the fair of the Baltl- Also, part of lot No. 7 in block No. 42, south- mnM IiSIm- l west commons, fronting on Calhoun street more laaies. | Rn<1 ronn | ng back to the alley, In the cltv of TiLiaEArn akd Meisihoer. $10 00 Macon, Bibb comity, as the property of Ed. J. George 8. Jones — — - 10 00 Kimbrew for his Btate and county taxea for the F- Campbell — 10 001 7 also, out erre ot land in Vineville district. J. H. Campbell 10 001 fronting on Vineville road, bonnded No 272 of said district, containing 50 acres off I payment, the side o( said lot sd Joining the lands of J no l &dmlnlstral< Giles; also, one and one-half acres off lot No. ceased. 250. in the same distridL on the north line of I — said lot. bouuded at follows: On the wort by lands of Berry Willis, on tho north by lands GEORGIA, BIBB COUKTY-Wherea# W. P. ol J. W. Stubus’s estate and on the south and | Good all, executor or the estate of Robert P. car* by lands of James C, Johnson. Levied on McEvoy, late of said county, deceased, ha* as the property of George F. Cherry, trustee. I made application for letters of dismission etc., now deceased, to satisfy a mortgage fl fa from said estate. issued from^Blbb SupcrloM x>urt^ in favor of [ This is to cite and admonish all persons GEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY-Wtaereaa Mary E. Sloan has made application for letters of administration on the estate of W. D, Sloan, lute of said county, deceased. a . This is to cite and admonish all per sons concerned to he and appear a. the Court of Ordinary of said connty on the first Mon day in April next to show cause, if any they I GEORGIA, JONES COUNTY.-WI11 be sold can, why said application should not be I be fore the court home door, in tbe town of granted. I Clinton, during tbe legal hoars of sale, on tbe so A nickel-silver Waterbary watch Jjj will be gent to any one who will send a I li club of ten new subscribers to tho y* Weekly TgucoRANi. See advertise- IjJ men?. Even body on the Farm, and in every town should use none bntthebest | h and purest family, staple and fancy groceries, o: coffees, teas, sugars, flours, canned goods, etc., \ and should send their orders by mall to I ft ra. W. C. Turpin A Co., Nacon, Ga., who will mall to any address their complete cata- y logne and price list of the best and cheapest | e goods In thU line to be bad anywhere. By purchasing their goods In large qnsnti-1 f of Ti March 2, 1885,-lawlw . WI8TC try, tn COTT, Come on, buyers, we are with yon every time in price?. We know bow to buy, bow to sell, aud how to please. Times are hard, and money must buy more goods than It used to. The most for the money can always be had at LUDUEJi & BATES’ SOUTHERN MUSIC HOUSE, SAVANNAH. OA. Sheriff. Monday in Juno next to show cause, if any they can, why said application should not be granted. ’ones County Sheriff's Sale. $1 xvortli ot tested Si.KDS «- l< * IS J. A. McMANUS, Ordinary. divided interwt in on, one aero lot and lh. tenement, thereon, .ltueted In the .aid State and county and town, formerly known a. TIM Pranka of a More*, wcttlxy aftsmsdn ahouV. U clock an acci dent occurred In the yard ol Mr. John M. Daly, on Walnut atreet, that ettna near prov ing of a moat lerlou. nature. Mr. Daly had )uat returned iron a drive In hie buggy with hi. two little eone, Charlea and Joaeph, aged four and .even yean, respective ly. 11a ha 1 drivau the hone to a trough In the lot to lead him. and, leaving tha little tel- low. In tbebnrxy. hed proceeded tn remove the bridle that the hone might eat without In convenience. lie waa morning to the bogty to remove the children, when the hone and- denly became Irtahuned at a goat tn the lot, and wheeling quickly, threw both ol tha bore to the Rrouud. Continuing hie night, be ran aeroaa the lot, atrlklng Mr. Italy and knocking him down, and waa stopped at last by a tree, which caught the wheels ol the bug.y, unset- ting and .maihing It badly, ^ Mr. Daly waa la,lly bruised by the fall ha v-eelved fn attempting to cheek the animal. 111. left hand aid arm were badly bruised and ha received a painful blew In hie right ■ldo. J.lttlo Charles Daly bad his legs badlv 'bruited, but sttasge to say, none of tbe Umbe ol the r iiltdren were broken- Ore. PI tag. raid and Uewlnner were called In and treated tbe little fellows, who were badly frightened by tbe mlehap. She Swung to the Rope. When the northward bound train. Con ductor Dick llerrla, from Bnrnawlck, arrived In the city gnnday, a passenger related an la te rearing incident that occurred during the trip. When the train reached Cochran, a lady with an Infant waa at the elation welting to board It, In the hnrryol purchasing a Ueket, and preparing to get off, she forgot to take the baby that had been given to a colored woman tn hold, end alter the can moved off end proceeded some distance, suddenly remembered rites she had left her child be hind. It wee but the work ol e moment lor her to eerie the danger rope In the passenger car, end ewinx to It with alt her strength. Tbe ef fect was. Instantaneous, end looted the train with a Hidden grip of the air brake. Con ductor Barrie waa In a (rout car, end signaled the engineer to move on, but ha was powerless 40 stir. Tho train was examined, and the hfakea broken away. The lady waa found tn tbe car, eull swinging tor all her Ufa to the rope. At this lunetnre. the old negro women wga a can coming np the track with the babv In her arms, and. having given It to the mother, the rope wee lowered and the train allowed to Catarrh Cured. Hbmwib after suffering a nnmb^l ytrem from that loathsome dUease, catarrh, alter tr ying every known remedy without suo •ere. at lam found a prewriptlon which com- pletely cored end sated him Iron death. Any mafferer from this dreadful dlreare sending a amf-aridreeaed stamped envelope In Dr. J.'a. Dewrenee. B* Dean atreet. Brooklyn, New Ten, will receive the receipt free ol raarge. ■ Attempted ftshherr. Between 7 and R o’clock lest night a negro attempted a very bold robbery at Mr. n. 8. Bolder’e store, 91 Cotton avenne. In front of tha store are a number of shelvta on which tha goods are dUpleyed. They are taken tn after dark and the ihelvee left va cant. At tha Uoa mentioned a nrgroman was seen seated on ooa of the shelves In front ol the itore. In the store was the lady clerk, who took occasion to leave the store tempora rily to go down stairs. Mrs. Holder was fn an adjoining room which connect! with tha store by an open door. Bhnnly after tho clerk bad left tho negro on tha ouulde temoved his shoee and crept nolaelasely behind the counter. Tne money diawtr wee niched, end be attempted twice to Jerk It open. The alarm bell sounded, and Mre. Holder called oottokoow who was there As soon as the negro heard her voloc he broke an t ran for hia life. Mrs. Bolder saw his form lost as It waa going out of tha door. Mr. Ho'der saye there was about 130 In the drawer at tha rime. Death Ol Mr. Albert A. Freeman. Information was rece.ved In this city yes terday announcing tha death of Mr. Albert A. Freemen et bis residence In Oakland, oppo site Ban Francisco, California, March *, 1M6 It occurred alter a brief Illness of typhoid pneumonia. Mr. Freemen wee Ihe brother of Mr. Frank M. Freeman and Mr. Ed. J. Freeman, and waa formerly a resident of Macon. He waa a civil engineer by profession, with headquar ters st Ban Francisco. During tbe wer he served with the Floyd Rldee, Second Ueorgla Btliallon, and fought With distinction. Alter the battle of ueuyr- ■irg he became captain of the company, lie !■left wounded on Ihe battle Held, end waa Imprisoned on Johnson's Island In Lak. Erie. Altet the war ended Mr. Freeman assisted Mr. M. U. Hcattergood In surveying the line ol the Central railroad to Sannnah, Ga., alter It bed been-orn up by gherman's fortes on hie ce.vbratcd ’’march to the sea.” He wee for a Wfca8MGT r> “ a wu w * ,,ua '" Ha leavee a wife and four children. Hehsd ■any (r ends who will regret to learn ol bta Caelno Hollar Rink. The attraction at the rink last night was _ hurdle race on rollers for a silver badge. The contestants were Hcaare. Corbett, Tally end Dumsn, end was won by Mr. Tally In 1 min ute 17 eeconds, Mr. Corbe t miking it In 1 min- num seconds. The Jumping and ride upand dean the liter board was remarkably well done. Much merriment wee occasioned when tire general went through the barrel suspend ed from the iloor. Everything passed otf very pleasantly, and all seemed well pleased. Fri day night Mr. Hart will arrange for an obsia- cle race. _ Wi mill mlTance the date of any sub scriber to tbe Weekly Tki.iotui-ii one jtu and aend by mail • nicke’-tilrer Waterbary watch lor ♦3.60. P ties! from first hands, and only of tbe heat I makers ind dealers, Messrs Vi. C. Turpin A Co. hove revolutionized the prices el euple, I fency and family groceries and hare second , the largest retail trade In this lloa In thacltr | ■ of Macon end surrounding cosniry, auu ihe j oat substantial families are their cuito I ‘ mers. 11 DeUimiuiugUiatiamUisainthaeoantrTand j In other towne shall have tha same ad ran I; tages of low prlcee and strictly pure and drat-11 class groceries. Mesara. W. C. Turt,In A Co. I j are Issuing and mailing to any addreaa their I, complete catalogue and price list which i should be In every femlly In the land. Write | ] for It febSwJm i itPA re No. M. front uf Macon. Bibb Dperty of J. S. iu property of te and county ra No. 67, front- Lisudoa corner K streets, in the he property of td county taxes 217 in district Ga. known as • hundred and InluE tha lands Gordon, as tbe State and coun- [>lac«. two nndi- partof lot 7 and i the city o( Ma- > feet on Ogle- o the corner of E said atreet 375 n* at eef. down a lot owned by 375 feet to sUrp O RDINARY’S OFFICE, Joses Co., Ga., Jan- I Christian’s store and blaeksmith lot, bounded uary 30. 1885.—Whereas. B. L. Holland, on the southeast by publlo street, on aouth- guardian for Gustare A. Lawrence, minor, west by premises of s. C. Pursby, on north- (now of age), applies to me for dismission from west by public street, on northeast by proper* aatd guardianship. I ty of Mix & Klrtiand, Melinda Hamilton ea< These are to cite and admonish all persons tato and Cynthia Black.Levied on as the prop concerned to show cause if any they have, erty of Thomas J. Christian by virtue of one why the same shall not be granted at this office fl fa Issued from the quarterly County Court on or by the first Monday in April next. of Bibb connty to Anril term, 1885. thereof ia Witness my hand officially. .. I favor of J. 8. Stewart v». Hardy Chrlrttan a* f*hl-law4w K. T. ROSS. Ordinary. I principal and R. T. Christian and Ttaos. J. r „ nnnll n , nn rvr.gTv-v Whm.mm.ww I *Jbristiaii, using firm name of Christian A GIOROU, BIBB COUNTY—Whereas, W.W. Bro M * eCUr ille«. Said lot now used aud Collies has made application for letters of ad- occupied by L. O. Comer and Joseph .Shan* ministration on tbe estate of Stephen Collins, non/ Tenants In possession uotlQed In writ- late of said county, deceased. lD - This March 5th, 1885. This la to cite and admonish all persons con- * g.j puiLIPR, cerncd to be and appear at the Court ol^Ordi- ra srlO law4w Sheriff Joses Connty. nary of said county on the first Monday in • *■ April next to show cauie.it any they have, why said application should not be granted. Witness my hand and official signature. . I — . McMaNUB, Ordinary. To any person sending ui so cams iorons year’s subscription to tho Rur.il Home and 7 cents to help pay postage, packing, rtc.. ws will send tbe Ten Packets of choice Vegeta ble seeds named below f r *«. We make this offer to induce yon to become a regular sub scriber to tho Rural Home and to test the value ol onr seeds (specially grown for our use). Following are the seeds we offer: Hatty Oxheart Cabbage. Imp. Blood Turnip * - • --—perfection Tomato, Now Imp. Largo Sugar «arsnlp. *e want every farmer and gardener in the United States to glVH these seeds an honest and fair trial. They * T "WlS RURAL HOME,PMlldtlpMs,Pa. Jana warn KNOW THYSELF. . „ 8. AG. ... i. In favor of H. Company and przsl rlctG. If.. Bibb above described srof no person- r. U. JUNES, Jcputy Sheriff. NOTICE. Is hereby given that the Southern Mutual In* suranee Company, of Athens, Georgia, is ready to distribute the sum of $181,894.44, in accord ance with the decree of tbe chancellor, ren . dered at the November term, 1881, of Clarke Only SI by Mall Post-Paid ^ I Maylat, 1884. Jbm The distributive share of each will be3 27 •HCtfir/rirnrfJ I p«r cent, of premiums paid. The policy-bold* TaC^ir.T era of 1862,1863and 18*4 receltiog one*f urth Ut 7i tire // the par value of their shares, and those of 1365 ' »*/ MA if* I receiving nothing. All persona whoae policies were cancelled by payment of loss and all who fall to make claim before November 2;th, 1101, , are barred by the decree from any share in the fund. In aft cases, proof will be required by the _ llflll nf . * | auditor, Albert U Ificthell, ol Athens, Ga., ol Great Sled cal Work cn Uanh iod, lira with certltlratee from proper officer (xheiirted Vitality. Nervone and i'bytlcal that they have art been discharged. Debility, Prematnre Decline In Man. Krrore of claim* will be paid when approved by the Yontb, and the untold mlserira resulting from auditor. In the order of ihelr presentation, by Indiscretion or excesses. A book for every check on tha Bask of tbe Uolverelty, Athens, man, yonng. middle-aged and old. Ucontelns G a., upon receipt Ut tha form prescribed by 135 prescriptions for all acute and chronic die- the company. run. each one of which I* tnv.in.w- go It;..... tor maxing claims may n« had on ap- fonnd by lha intbor. whoso experience for plication to the company or any ol lu agents, twenty Three yean la each as probably never and all correspondence on thte subject, to so- before teU to tbe lot ot eny physician. KD I cure prompt attention, must tie addressed to pages, bonud In baantlfol French muslin,am- DlnrR'RUTloN DEPARTMENT, boesed coven, full gilt, guarenteed to be a BOUTUKRN MUTUAL INSURANCE CO., Boer work tn every eense—mechanical, liter- I Athene, Ua. ary and profeulonal—than any other work Athens, Qa„ January 3 th. W5. 33W.34 sold In Ibis country lor *3.50, or tho money I will be refunded loevery.lntteDce. Price only OIORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.-Maryeret J, A Watoh Free. A nickel-iilver Watcrbury w»tch| will be gent to any one who will tend a clnb ol ten new gnUcribcra to the Weekly Telegraph. Bee advertise-1 ment. hie. dlnntbyacer- by Henrietta E. hM, In favor of t tha payment to allh said mart- 1, ItA*, wo will or In the townaf an the RratTsee- i legal hens of to wit: Lot of let of originally mty, containing d land being eat Id draft having Id Henrietta E. till falling to pay bo sold for tha ; and mor a highest t urther anthorit Ul,on sale being ul titles to eald ■aid sale, divest- operty now hat" wT Hancock i If A NEWROM. $ Sale will b« refunded in every instance. Friceoaly GEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.-Marvarct J. $1 by mall, po•^paid: lUostmive samnla c Clark, administratrix o( tha estate of James cenu. Send now. Gold me*’al awarded lha O’Brien, has made application for lesva to s«U author by the National Medical Association, to I the real estaU belonging to raid eaUta. the President of which, the Hon. P. A. Riaaell, | This la to clt* and admonish all persons and associate officers of the Board the reader concerned to be and appear at the Conrtof Is respectfully referred. ... . . ^ I Ordinary of said county on tbe first Monday In Tbe Science of Life should be read by tbe I April next to show cause, if any trey can, why oung for lnatructlon, and by the afflicted for 1 * —» v slief. It will benefit all.—London Lancet There la no member of society to wbom the | March ctb. said application should not be granted. Witness iny hand and offlcial signature this ^ ’ J. A. McMANOa Ordinary. mar7Iaw4w Sheriff’s Shle. GEORGIA. Jokes CovxTr.-WIU b. sold L'nderand byvly- coart of ordinary before tho conn icon, hotwran the first Tuesday in 1 In said eoonty, nnatban wilier. Science of Ufa will not be useful whether yontb, parenL guardian. Instructor or dergy- man.-argnnant. Addicsa the Peabody Medical Institute, or Dr. W. H. Parker, No. 4 Bulfineh street. Bos ton, Mess., wbomey be consulted on all dis eases requiring skill and experience, chronic and itasunate diseases that have baffled tha akllt of all other physlefans a clalty. Burh treated enceeta without an Inatano. of fall I— are. Mention Util paper. aaea .... .a a wares a is |->onn niaca, jr., nomc puma, ran to.con- GILES’S HAMBLETONIAN sssinre «tsf known as th* John Mason lot and tha public . street, on tho southwest by public stnai lead- Foaled May 10,1878, sired by Admlnte- jpg from court hooaa to. MelktdUl cbnrcb, on trator, first dam byBcntlnel, second dam 151 SorthreSYrloi 0 known*aT^Jr5f BOrey by Bellfoander. Administrator was by I and ^ public street. levied on as tbe Rytdykt'a llambletonian, who aired more probity of John Black. Jr., to satisfy one fi. trotting horses with record, of 2 JO and I la. (.sued from tho Jostle const nr,in District under, than any horse living or dead. Ad-I O. M., February term. ll«r>. In fatror of D.J. Srei^T^^Te^SjTs^SlSl Mbte’j^?4"B^i r .nd , 1Sn5^?o C «. wrabyR^?. D *H:rbl^n , ^;SSdJm Te-Unpo-rarionnottfi^.nw^ttekMarch marlOoawtw Sharllf JotiM Co. by Lady Patriot, and la a lull brotherto Vol unteer, sire of 8L Julian, 2:llj-f. Bed- founder was Ut* sire of the dam of By<- dyke's Haublttoolan, I eoonty deceased, repress nts by petition duly ctrnediobeand appear at th*- court ofordi* This bora* took the first pre'nlnm for I signed in this office, that he baa rally admin* *\*ry^on th-n flr»t M>*v. i»y in A^rU next to Absolutely Pure. This powderncrar .artta, A marvel ol purity, sticngth and wbolmomcncn. Mere or-wyo" 11 *- 1 Utan tha ordinary Hilda and oaiutot be aold In competition with tbs multitude of low teat, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only <a cam. Botal Bskiss Pownxa Co., 108 Wall (treat New York Tbi, powder can bs bought at H. R. Jacques, comer 4tb and Cherry streets Macon, Oa. — ires. E. Py the rvtirnof * ‘ above >f Bibb; at he la a resident it i* therefore o* libel for divorce be f the tame in tbe i't.M j.a • pa bite gazette,^ablishsd Inrite city of JJacoe, sacs * r our T m J’ n g ii'K 0 s 3i j, g. c . k, c . A. PROUD FIT, Attorney. A lra« extract from lh. mlnutre of BIhh 8a- parlor Court. A. B. ROM Clerk. Xovcabc 14, UH. noyrttamtia three-vear old etamoai at the Oeorgia State lstrewl retd ertau. ^ _ FMr In l8>l, and tbs Bret premium for lha b«.t .l.llwus op«nto the world,over afield M.’’ T , t w r 4“ iklsroirtw’hy uld mliiifiut ol fourteen others from all ,tmrli of lha toiahonld sot ha discharged from hte sail Btate, at the Georgia Bute Fair iu 1884. tmst as prayed for. , _ , . , 1 Wlmessmy hand and official elgnatnr*. this Fahtnary4th, uas. GEO.U havvykk. fete tawter Ordinary. -GEORGIA: BfSSciJUNTV-WbaraM, Wary C. BmUb.ladminlstratrix of the ratals of Jo, ■epb B. Hmlth, bu mad. applleatkm for let ter, ot dismission from said relate. This 1a to cite and admonish all pancr concerned to b. and appear at the rout* _ Or-llnaiy of raid eoonty on lha Brat Monday In Juno next to show enure, If any they res, why aatd application should not ha granted. W Un-.s my hand sad official signature thlf March «th..uM. . . J. A. McMAXUfi, Ordinary. mar71am3m* I ThU horn will maka Utc Mason with stand at my house oa lha Houston road ” i t Ga. Terms for8cason,S20 Cash Season commences March is, sod end, July IS. Hares failing to get in foal can be re lented next aeamn.tcae, provided tha buna and mare are owoei by tha name partlea. Apply io Monroe Female College, FOK8VTH, G V. Institution, rebuilt and reorganised, is moving again upon Ita high mission and rap idly rrgatuing its former prestige and t>opu- lattty. The departments oi Llteraturs, 4ciapca, Music, Drawing and I’alntln* sreuujhiby tearhers of success and experience. Those In search of a good school, one whose purposa Is to prepare woman for ihe higher aims and duties of Ufa—ona whose efforts in the past have supplied valuable contributions to the society of almost every Southern SUte —are respect)ally invited to consider the ad- MB TO MBS & GHBilTORl GEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY—AU persons having claims against tbe csUte ol David - tauters, late of said county, deceased, are hereby notified to present them In legal form. All persons Indebt .-d to said estate are notified * make immediate payment. ||^ T DAWtl » fi Macon, Ga.. 1 mar 7lawtw* GEOEOIA, BIBB COUNTY-Whereaa U. T. Powell, admlnUtrator of David TUtndsrs, late ol said county, deceased, has made applies- liCm for !«••• iu a«it tiie reai cmhu* oi sam «• tatc, belonging to said estate, and for lcare to cell the wild lands of said estate at private tale. This la to cite and admonish all persons con cerned to bo and appear »t tho Court of Or dinary of said county on the tlr*t Monday in April next to show came, if any they can, why eald application should not be granted. WittifNN my han«l and omrUl ifgniitiire this March 6th. 1 *85. J. A. McMANUS.Ordinary. mar31aw4w* ryan, ... jtteraof dlsrnlhRifjtt from said e tate. This is to cite and admonish all persons concerned toh»* and *ppf*r at ti e Court «tf Ordinary of ► aid county on the first Monday in May n*xt to show cause, if any they have, why a»ld ap plication should noth© granted. Wttsosmy naMl and offlcial aiguature this January 30th, 1885. J. A. McMANUS, Ordinary. >nM litv* Application lor Letters of Admims* (ration. GEORGIA.CruwroiiDCouMrY-Whereas, M. P. Perry has made application for letters of admlnletratlon ou thu estate of John Han cock, ol Bald county, deceased. This is to cite ami admlnlah all persons con cerned to bo and appear at th*>< «mrt of ordina ry of said county on the flrrt Monday in April next to show cause, if any the? can, why aaid application ah>uld not b© grunted. Witn<my hand and nfficial »ignature. this Mrir- I. J.l. ' \Vi V Kit, marl law4w Ordinary. Applica’ion for Letters ol Adminis tration. GEOROIA, CBAWroKD Cotnmr.—Notice is bsreby given to all peraooa ooooerired lhal OB the-day of 18S4. A. G. Alien, late ol sold county, departcil this life t tcitat**, and Flanders Bros, have mad© application for let lavs of xfMinsiniiip $• im mm ofi G. Alton, to Im vaare^la J. If. Jaak, etax tt Ordi 'asy’a OrncE. Crawford County, Go.— . „ ---i . Whereas, Robert II. Harris, admlnUtrator of IbtsareriorCoartoIiald < the estate of Elisha A. Harris, lat© of sold This is to clt© and admonish all persons c if any they have, why n*ld appli cation sbonld not be gf*L„J^H Witness my band and oflidal sigi March 2, Dm. * " marl law tw EO. L.S*W vi:R. . ) uary 30, UM.-Wbareaa M. P. Hol«man np- plf* 'tome tor letters of dUiuU»t<m from ad- mtnlsinrtlon of tsute of James T. Iloleman, These are tocilo and admonish all p* r»<ma coscernod to show csaie at lilsoffic- «ny they have to iks oootranr,ot or by th*; first Monday in May next Witness my hand officially. feU-laWlw K. T. R038, Ottlinary. mrlmuAwy^kt JOBS & GILES. Macon, Ua. FOR SALE. I- M Mill,, Jj Cotton Praise*, MiH Hpiadbs. l’uiieya, ftiflhy, Itangifi, tic. a . coat- togi. Witte for pvfe« OSIBJ kin*l •>( machine jnr. K. D.'fJoLK.tCO.a rnamwly .N e »i:an,On.