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i.EC-ti: ' ».NI> YlEfcSltN'vEK: FRIDAY OCTOBBER 2, 18-j5. HOMICIOK AT JE8UP. Story of \tyi Affair r a Related by the Wife of th© Murdered Man, Jesup, the Junction of tbe Savannah, Florida and Western lb n r0 a<l and the Brunswick di- I °i ^^EsagtTMUMeaee, Vlrftnia and (leorRia railroad, was the scene of a tragedy Saturday morning. . The principals in the difficulty were C. A. Floyd, sec tion matter on the Savannah, Flor ida and Western railroad, and A. 8. 8peight, who was ia charge of an extra gang on the same road. Tire former was killed. The a flair occurred betweeu Sand 6 o’c’ock, on the f-nvannah, Florida and Western rail road, about two and a half miles from Jesup, and product■ quite a sensation among the in- hahilaiitAif that place. 1 ho body of the murdered man waa brought to Mm oii Hni-day morning, and waa Interred yestorday in It.,- o Hill Cemetery. The funeral took place from the residence ox Mr. William Water, on A*h»treet. A reporter visited Mra. Floyd yesterday af- '■«'owing »re the p«U c ol. r, R.| rm „cK u| Bg r opposed to a Myhuab.t'kof^nojd, tod charge of conference of «>e pow. umi ■* oi iuo Savannah; Florida and West* , Kouraeiiau question. London, September 23, ■ fioS t rel, -My BCtliOl* • • xji tut) uvauuku. riuniM *uu nc»t- era railroad, a. 8. Speight, tho man that ail.. • him had chargoof an extra gaeg. and was assisting Mr. Floyd on the section. On the morning of th,j 22nd of September, Bptight sent a colored laborer named Isaac to Mr. r oyd. rh Ue had no employment for him. Mr. I- I«yd employed Iliac that day. **Oti the morning of the 2:ird, Speight went to Mr. Hoyd under the Influence of wblsky, and asked him what it waa bo had told Isaac 111 regard t.» a ditch that he, 8pei«ht, had cut In Jo-uMr. Floyd said; *A dllch, l didn’t know yoTi had cut a ditch.’ Speight said: ‘You know there is not a better dllch on the Savannah, Florida and Western railroad.’ "on tho ovt nlnp of the 23rd Speight ag*in weuto Mr. Floyd and attacked him. Mr. Floyd said to him: 'Speight you came to me thli morning under the Influence of whisky.’ Speight aaid: ‘You're ad-n liar.’ Mr. Floyd then drew hl< pistol on Speight. The latter do'JgcMl behind teo of his men. Mr. Floyd then k t un hi* car and came on to the shan ties. "On the evenlrgof tbe2Ph Mr. Fiord sent wr.r.i u A McGee, stiperrlaor of the flr.t vR’knah, Florida and Western rail- ..nil A man to tokfl DI, • amotdhcharged. On the mom- tth be eteo tn)d Mr. McGee to lend oo to uke chargo of lection 9. Ue v... ’,, i'tu kt'ltolenTe, end taednoldtsof n dlMi-nlty. -Mr. Mi,loo lent Mr. SpeUDt out to Me charge lio rim. out on Mr. Uassart's car. JIo mid lo Kioyd: 'I wl»h yon to (lea me* recclt.i lor tin toolit' Mr. Floyd replied to Dim: 'Voti ve not Uie ona to hero the receipt I am tin- onaj Mr. Fiord wae toch standing about a TO feet from Speight and tan Tect from Dir. Haggart Mr Floyd walked orer to Mr. Hiv.-ori, nib hi. beck turned lo Spelaht, and n«ki i Mr. H.vfnittomorebi,thlnga(Floyd's) lo Jioiih Az be tamed bti back, Bpelght bred, but mused liim. A. he wheeled ho find ■Kiln. striking him two tnehee below the right uipnle. “After Floyd wu thot, b* ran on Speight, dragged hi-... [suppose. bficcn feat, and fell down on , pile ot old Iron. Mr, Beigutbad naught hold ol Spclgbt'iarm I ran out of the home, down the embankment, and aeked .ome one to hclyi me. Taking holdof myhui- baml to puli him at irt. Mr. llniri; -• and myself succeeded in breaking tin loose. dpetglt.’e pistol bad fallen under* neath the Iron, He grabbed for It to act It but Mr. ItRggart snatched It awey. lie then walked towards my huibtnd'ebead. My hus band threw his bauds up, end sze'.almeo, I'm a dead men'. I let him loo*e and caught Hpelght In the t oiler. Ha tald 'Mrs. Floyd, turn inn loose * I said 'No, ynu'ro my bus- band a murderer, and you snail not gateway.’ "I held him from time to time, until I bad passed over a quarter ol a mile. One of my oustond’s holds came to me. Ho toldmeto let him go. and that be would eee thit be did not get away. The colord man then went on to Jrsup and told the sbtrlll. The latter mourned bla horse, rode I about two miles, caught Hpelght, carried n back to Jeaup, and plactd him In jell. 'Mile la the true statement (M how ttoccur- Tha Roum.llnn Revolution, Pniutrorous, Beptemher 28— Prince Alt-land, * nas ordered the civil otd mill- ttry authorities on the frontier ot bnlga- rla and Macedonia to maintain order In their mpectlve district*. The populace on both aides of Ibe Balkans are eDibml- attic over the nnlon between Bulgaria and Boumella, and numbers oi men bare offered lo enter the volunteer lervice In support of tbe nnlon. Ladle, are f> r ning a Red Cross society end making other preparallonii lor tbe care of tick and wounded soldiers in tbs event of hnetilltlea being commenced. Vienna, September 28.—M. Brattisro, tbeRonmelian prime minister and minister of tho interior, bas bad an audience with the Emperor Francis Joaeph and an Intu- view with Count K.lnoky, Austrian mid- liter ot (oreian affaire, respocting the alto, ation in tbe Balkans. London, Sept 28—Lord Sillabnrv, Mr. Gtadt'ooe, tbe Duke ot Argyle and W. H Forster have received telegrams from the Roumellsns, entreating them to recognize the union. I Ronmelia and Bulgaria. “ — Prince Bis- farmal iwtra Lord Salisbury bas agreed that the scop* of the proposed meeting of ambassadors at Constantinople be confined to an exchange of views on tha queitions at blue, wl'h out any formal voting, and witbont draw lug up any piotoools. Lord Salisbury baa Instructed tbe Britisn miniate, s at Belgrade, Bucharest and Athena tu nrge ■ha reip.ctive governments to which they are accredited to retrain from action In connection with the Roumelian revolution. M. Waddlngloo in an interview with Lord Salisbury, said thst M. Da Freyclnet, tbe F/enth torcign minister, would cooperate in limiting tbe revolution to Roumelta. Conbtantinopi,i!, September 28 —Tbs Porte Is anxious to treat Immrdialelv with ‘ Henry Drummond-Wuilf. Sir Henry bas therefore postponed bis departure from Egygt. MARKE? REPORTS. 8tOCK8 A»D RONDS* Itocal Market by J. W. Ixjckctt, Broker.] State anil city bond*. Oa. Cm, 1889.....101 Ga. U, 1K&6 103% — 7s,rol<* 111 __ 12814 Macoil ......108 ey Bara rail ft* 90 ...a bn* 90 rcta 8n......... 101 Xftafiv... 101 Railroad bonds. A. A v. ’97, lit m.,118 Can. ?»*93 lit ra.lU Ga. ’97 J0i " AO. ’93,2d mortlOO BY TILKGXAM. Th* foiowm* rne the oioemt • A,*1 toft 94 < la. nil „ Ulaaa B,6a.. M . k •«. •1£J2 mortvaoe. 108 *«orfla la. 7g, l— Caroliiuu.. Carolina, new 30 rundlnx10 i. 0. Brown ooa.. 10>!-4 ranntMeo 6a M . M . «9* 7 lr?lnla 6a.““ “ oonaolldatod. Oea. and Oklo. M klcaco A North, lo. preferred.- urer A Rio 0„ irto.. test Term. It, R.. jtle Shoro jooUt. A Nash-. .MvnnbtaA fth.., •Bid + Asked hi rid ’ ar. r ioyd wu snattva of Marion county, 8. and Although ot nipping An bumble station lu life, l» aatd to have b« n olo.cly related to aomo ol tho beat famUle- ol thatBtata—among them to Hint of Senator Wade Hampton. In reply u> the statement that hot hu.band wa« overhearing and cruel, Mrs. Floyd raid ho had always been of n gentle dtapoaltlon, and waa on. <>! iho kindest and beat of hukhande. She Iieia gnu. t il for tbe courtaelte extended to her by bar friends hen *Ld In Jeaup. and requoa vd the rcpoiter to Urns publicly ac knowledge them lor her. she win remain In tb« city some time with Mrs Foster A Card from Mr. V. S. Holton. “tayior.jBa.. September 23.-W1U you giro me apace 10 r.ply toon# ol yonr Items puo- Uebed several day, ago. I ihoold bays aeked aooocr, bet 1 have not been able to do fa I would not now, bat my blende may belle?* inch false ataicmenla If I remain entirely al- font it recroi to be a pleasure to present my cair to the public and lat other, remain obex- When the case dm came np you pot! one, aa jou Hated, who waa In a to know the lacti. to give them,which gave them to Iho public, and COTTON. MACON. September 29 —Good middling 8?<: middling S lJ-lOj strict low mlddtng sa*; low middling 8?k; strict good ordinary S'4: good ordinary r 1 ,. Market closed Arm with good de mand. kicsirri, MiFNixTs and stock. decelveu today or ran.231 “ •' " wagon... CO pravlousty. 10,120 •lock on hand Popf. 1.1W 5.... M8-11,875 -hipped today™.. CI2 Skipped preylrxttly. S.S25- 10,067 -me* 00 b*nd...„... 1.SM bt TEikaxarn. LiriarooL, Bepumber 20. noon.- Cotton Arm with n fair demand; middling uplands OH; middling Orleans 50-19; uiea 10.000; lor speculation and export 2000; receipts OOCO— American471)0 Futures Arm but quiet. 2 p. m. —Sties Included W0 American. Fntnres quiet, p. m.—Fntnres closed quiet but steady. Opened. lied slllf.l did. and y- l ni.w ooulradlct tnam. This la tho Oral time I have had an; thing to aay in Ibc matter. Fur the lari eight, eti mnniha the hand ol at!!!, th.n ' bien resting beavUy upon me.an r I have led been able even to turn my sell luhr.l wl -■ out some one to aailat me. and bln been ruch a , in riant anti. :,r that! bad no time to deny anything that might bo laid about me. II I hid been well things would have been In a very dI floruit ahapo an l but wry little a,Id ol It I wish 1 waa able to go to trial. I would ■ how by living wltueaua who rtcelvtd the mom y. and , an error, with rteau bands aa to myauthorlty loral.n.lngtbcp ti aloucr'a name, and the rvaaoti the panic! hare denied [ t- Hug the money. A" to mu paying any money, I never did in, a If, and knew m thing otll until after it war dene, and waa nppo.. ,1 to It »lien I luu, ,1 It out. I waa so very sick at tho time >,.M ol my lllruda were made 11 believe tint* if the atr, unt claimed by tho .-hurley h' lra would tel pal tho whnlo matter would be en leil. and i aid It themaelvra. and they so Ignorant ol the nt Mr. H. W. Palter- roe. ol your city, who reprtaouled th. brlra SSwaMBItkow pay ">( on* hundred dob l.r. II,ore it,ail the heirs claimed.and It wai p.Mi.ibim, they not koowlns aay belter. yJS"" on,: t oy ,a .v me. They then went bank to Dim but It wae nevrr refunded. Whatltwaa for l ,1 • not know. I could any much more, n t «tk jonr apace now. V. 0. IIOI.TON.I A strike of Moulearr. liiK Hkaraa. Septan,her23.—Alltliry monl- Ft . . tup Ojed i i tlmCo operalive foundry • , r, w ','r'itthl- morning. Tbe ra Di ll, re , ; tbi* c’tv hove but litrly resume,I by a .. . turn were allowed to reman in in udBBf'rr he aett|emrnt,.andSat- r.r rj t Ijlt ttey were etaeulUd in front it- v . 'ky tn Hill sliwat by some on Wn * men and untuly baud.. Two of th, hun i ngnlpgiit in Ifce affair were dis- elm . ' by, tba c.mpary Ibis mnrntng.l « ail t! tnrnintherhopdroppedtbelr i,, : w.mtout. Tbe men engaged lu , i . liaht claim they were only try ing to! d-a m o:l*0t tbe • icabi,” wbowasfloor- i . . ,■ u I ded revolver. The Rellaf of Kaasnla. ratao, September 28.—Tba Abysiinlan «ip,,i,t.tut, mder Baa Alouta, which Is ad- vut' it'd lo i ha- relief of Ibe garrison at Hat- ra . l> nesting withssnoos opposition fr, in the -'rabs, who bsv* insured in Mili-rD, number* to attsippt to !•» its future progress. Th* latest . , ,„i from the expedition IS that A tom SfiOO Atsb* occupy al ,,.,t.:i ,1 i xltlon from which they will] ho.e to b d: yen btlors A further advene* ,,,, I,- mads end that s'battle le immi- , ,,t. Tl.• i Abiulnlan general i* deter- , I,,,,I to accomplish the tend ol lbs be- lergur.d ; arriion, (orwhicb he is to I *i,< r. n id sum of nacney. fr7—— An An l>Tas Riot. M atbid F, p'i u.Ur 23.—A dispatch froml ltn. a ra.'- tat tn tttampt to colkct taxes I r.-eatid a riot there. A mob, mostly com- I .. f » i trtn, elotted th* police sod tt- t. in; t ,1', St fire to the excise office, but tt. ,,pf otittLS artieal of th* mi itsrF pre- \, t it i.'ir Ofalgr.s being carriid out. V AE'93,lm,ifoy.ioiH W. of A.’tia,l m.’kS. 10s •' gf.2m.iM 111 Railroad Mcckt, A. AS 7a.gntd Can. exeliV. 77o Can. certlOcatoe . 91s H.w.7a4ruutd.ex.dll5H Oa. ex-ale....... ktlscelUneous. W. F. Coll, bonda 102H Mobile A Obi-. Nk.aU. A Ohm. N. O. F*c„ let- N. T. Oantrat. Norfk. A W pre Nor. Psc. com “ Pta,l. Ptoiso Kelt.... Reedlpr... .... Richmond A A S Web. A Ots... Web. A W. t. 1 Rook Island... 8C Paul do. rret..... Taxae Pacia,'. Colon Paclft. W< Wabash PafflOt.. «H Sg » d %.fc7 LIOVCB^-RTo W-flMRsW* XtetcvC lutokM* ttlUtUlod rj« *Jvi corn *nrt nn.* 1.0MO.78, N 0 oora 11^-0, Pttiix fcUil *py. * Itrnn&r K.on»2.7ft. ctuwb* TOO 91 9ft, Mrt o.»ji ^MTf Binw Sl.2Mt.8S, chW7 *"'t itH't-r ...*• ijrtr irmuA, /nock t-wj.i * '> • tiMtlc bmmtr *1480.00 LfBa.^icnixn frutm* .-au biUfi lir»o k}.!%c),2 r , tex tU; CRtueft n.-x*'. / OxL'tood f*. xr»t*.x >■ r ^• h*?: Xjno'irlik r*r.'+r< dalr f.nwy'- 'Vs*'9n* kFWlprt tx LlMOM — v 5 75h7 .00. 3iXT.—YIwm* < i*»i - . Mnitoti V • lOArt rKrlc.j!« 8ABD1JI**.—W*'V fcV ’•aport.v: ;i3.6C, Hat.—Wtst»»rr ttjRctftr V.’ts. *zunil i-yt* ftUO ■■ MRLu.-~tiXa20T w«»/.~ooitkcc, id (aqd: 2 it# 10>ou*.~"f»roia<rtf fnmlly 15.2S ertri ^MB(i? 'V/, » Mrt.00: pttmt B.7.on unt Good*.—Fiini? W ftpcipl-.- browa suinJur; y r Ua ftv 4-4 bxo«ri> la if 6J40; ? 'fo, f'.’UME* 654c: rera*,fSV^ •.• Vroko »lrlii* i*J* , T.—wkt pti» yellow 9240«3 t GD. ;H«C4B.-Fnll cr+%m 1.40 l.iwer imulc* 12x lJ»r. XJfUBn PlArwWI—atrlet'.T tin l Jf -*!-"* *• PioUeM,—t*mti 91.8b; oQBtt* W vfc, ar.it retfsplmln tad mixed. 17.00* **otatom —13^8.00 per Mrt. • aobag*—Dtollceait ptraoBd, JUrt*.—4o—1 M; prliao. whrAtJB'.—BfXtrQB; do. 1 boxes6c. OttAlW AND PROf IBIOB8. Chicago, 8eptemker 29 —The wkest market wta uerrout tad unsettled to-day tnfl prices tended downward. Cable tdrices were ft rortbla to holders tad the Inaretse ia the risible supply wts smaller tbta hti been *ea- ertlly tullclptted, but It wts leported thtt le- ceiptstt Northwestern points w#iw growio* ltrjtcr, which ctased some ualotdiDg tad some short selling, and in the tbsence of tnt few salts were mtde tt 87; then fell back to 86'4. roat to fell off agthi to 8Cji, rallied t trifle and doted on tht regular board at V,' 4 ' to 8GU. In the afternoon November sold off to.88 % and do»cd a* 84. Then wu very little doing In corn, aud pi ices showed little change until shortly before the dose, when 8ep«amber declined and dosed about 1 cent under yesterday. Receipts continue freo and shipments moderate. Oats broke of! nearly 1 cent for this month, owing to very free offerings and large receipts, while other options ruled somewhat easier. Chicago, September 29 - Flour unchanged: Southern *vtGa3.no. Wheat opened steady aud closed % lower than yesterday: Septem ber >4Vfa8i, OctoberM^a83, November >HSa87; No 3 rod cash 9 •••♦«• opened quiet ana Hosed easy at about same •« yesterday: cash 4H4S41H, September 417,;**;-* 4. October 4I|;* 41H. November 89^aS9H. opened active and closed easier: cwh 34\i, 8rp*«emher 3iAi a26^. October 2%a£% November 26Ha2^4. ttea* pork opened dull and closed easy and lower: r<t«h r4.35. October ^ 2ts8.33, Noven4«er S.»2i4a8.40. Lard quiet and steady: casb 6 u '‘,44.06, Ootober Ib.00a8.06. Novamber 15.97^ B<Jtk as<Mia quiet aud steady: dry salted shoulders *'3.7&a3.85 short rib sides 15.40 aft 42U, short clear skie# »6.80a6.6L Whlukr nominal atli. 10 Sugars quiet and unchanged: cut loaf 7;,.aca. irannl»tcd A 1% stanaard A </!■ ctHaimAn, 8ept 2) -nutir easier: family M.S0 U.60, fatK.yf4NN5.60. wr est easier. Ns i rad winter, new 94a95. • dull: >o 3 mixed 45V<. Oats in good dsmand: •** 2 mixed 27. Fork doll at 19.00. l*rd doll: v.*!/>• «teaie 15.90. vOJk maa:s quiet: shooldets A».25a3.fiO, *h»rt ribs t6.37J4a5 4ft. :racon assy: «boalden M12H *hon ribs 4415, short oln%? 44.55. .tarns -BU*a»Knirwi quiet and Arm at *13.00. iiugar steady ana unchanged: turd refined Ottaan* fra* Hogs quiet: common and light sx.2S44.3i rscain* and butchers’ 58 75^ 4 25. Whisky staidy at a 04 Absolutely Pure. Tbl* ptiwa.r oeesr r»r« A. tuarvei «f pnrltj, streiigtli vtd arbt.jaaciuAuaw. Mors aooouoilca) Uao tin. ctritiuuF r.ntic, •nit eanur.t be eoiitin oompetlliun with Die tnultltadf of low test, abort weight, glut, or ohnetihatf uoarjart. Soldo nt, inaot RntAi it* rino PowusbCo., ion Wall straei New Vsh TUle powd.v cau bo boaglit st 8. B. fnoqnei, corner tth and Caerrv streets, Menon Re. FINE GEORGIA FAM FOB SALE One oi the eery best (tip top) farms in Monroe c-mnty, one mite from . ohnston- Tills, one and a half trout GngglnsvlHe, six from Bsrntsville trd nine fioui Forsyth, tbe Gentral r.tilronil passing tli-ougn it. The land ia nearly level, contains 2-9 acres mors or lews. About 169 acres clear'd Slid in a high state oi cultivation, balanoein woods, lulls pine growth on the place. A four-room dwelling and all usual out buildings and gnod.tanant houses oa the >leoe. Convenient to churches and school ’artle* wishing to purobaae are ine.trd to examine t’ e place, aa the crops ol tbe post fire years sre all the recommendation it neeu« For further paitlculera apply to S. H. ZELLNER. of ixld county. I will lell, nt tho cour. house door in Knoxville, on the first Tuesday in No vember next, lot of Uud No 1'jI, as the prop erty of A. J. McAfee, deceased, adjoining lands of 8. K. Wllion. f. I. Champion, D. *T Wactor and others, gold for distribution. No deed passed uutll payments made. A. J. Me A. FEE, Administrator. oCt2w4w , 394KQ2M4 ... 5 34-64^^ ft. 2844 '‘28 64 2814 2744 0528-64 58644 P n- 5 28 64 6 3544 6 2344 52344 52344 ft 25-C4 6/28/4 18144 68444 5 28 Cl 62564 53444 ft 2314 63444 625 44 6 28 €4 631-44 68444 N«w You, Eept 29, no##—**«44ei. flrmi sties 321^ jioaiu-k apiasds 101-11; AVt«iiu*o Ivenlng—cotton, net receipt* 0; grot* ll.*8; Futures closed Arm: sales Nbw York, September 29—The Evening PoAt’s cotton article says: Future deliveries tost S to 4 points, recovered tbe loss end were farther Mvmieed 8-ldo to4 i00, nearly if not eltogether by the covering of shorts la order to avoid putting np margin. At the third c* 1 300 belee October brought 9.(9, 500 January 400 February 9.94. September wa* offered 79, November at M9. D March tt 10 07, April at 1018,1 et 10 40. Fntnree closed firm and 2-100 to 4100 higher this yeeterdsy. ia# xoUuwing wow show* the opoo»nv tu* sloetng quotations' Open’d Cloaed ttt-70 9.68-40 9.87-4* 9.75-78 9.81-ftft 9.96-94 KorcLe ■nne — Inly. . tuvntt Open’d! Closed lower: femlly |g.£0s8.60. Wheat opened doll and unsettled, closed lowor then yesterday: No 2 red case o ?, September v%, October 92% •98. Core opened slow and closed steady: No 3 mixed o**h 40^*40%. October 68%, November 35% Oata higher but closed dull: No 2 mixed cosh 26%, September 25%*.6H ProvUlom slow endeasier. Pork qiflet *t «8 90 *900. Pmk aeeu-UmM oiSAr 16.40 abort no* 15.(0. short cieei 1580. heeou—iony olea* >ft.h7aV50, ihcrt r'.b tides $600. abort clear W.25 •6 35. I .surd, small lots 16.97*4 Hams qaJgt at 9lO.O. tli 6a Whisky steady at ll.W. LotnsrxLUL Kept, n -wrain Steady: Wheat -No 2 Longberry 93; No 9 red 93. Oort -No 2 mixed 46, No l white 44%. Oata - No 2 mixed 37. Provisions quiet. Bscou-oleer ribs 15.00, dear sides <0 40, shoolders »4.oo. lulls «j»au -doer rib atdee 15 40, clear rides 16 90, shoulders 1850. Purk — bus nominal at 1)0 50 Hsms-8tif4r cured 9.75a 10.5U. Unt qnlet-oholco leal M7I prime 17.00. —rmoBK, 8«pt. 29.-Flour fl . acw.(fd 9trtot one Westtrz *n\>nrtnn 18.00 •SA0, 4xua 88.60a4.35, ;antiy 94.40*. ••* »‘i*; MUis superfine ll.OhS 50 extrr .’3 7ft v4 21 Rto brands 14 8705.00 Vataptuc 4mu% 95.75, tm'cxlaUvr r*<ent 1600. I ulct and steady: Waatcro lower and quletl Kittom red 9m97, do ambe* 98t|1.00, Ne! Maryland 97%, ng v Weetcm winter r*d ■pot 9U01%, Ociober 90%a91. • ’•■m- aonthera flrmu wra firmer and active: nouthera •hira 5laMi do yeUow 52aS8. nkwobliaxs, September29-rumi steady family VJ.’Ca.ninn «iade* fft.2^.’.», Oam 5na and quiet: mixed 6t; ynlcw 4*. white 72. Oats q aJvt. prABS Wes win it. !»*•: •icarcc and steady: prime |lf.0l>al7.9C, cro.i-i 418.501 Pork «tca4y and occhanged at »17.7; Urd 'idlet: tlewsra iredredj 17 ou. gey i7.?t Bulk mer.u qaiot snO nuci-an^ed: rbem den, vaoxed. I7.fi7%, inru t-les rib 82.70. Bacon quiet and qooSruge«i if.auid*-re MAO, tong clear IXifr. Hear rii rides 610.25. ITaiAA—ccsotcs■rugs:-tin:a» coin ahetre can»sa*.M lJ8.ft0alA.7ft. at*»Ay Sitl ituclsaneed; Weeiem rrtVJ .nd 41 35. L'offfc* steady: Bio ioorfoc*; common > prim* 7%r9% flayer daU * tinman ie «<h4 oomzaou 4%aft% cholea yeUoa x ta/iArd s7. riolaiAcv do steck: cnuimou n* good unman** 16^;2. prime to ohoice 28*88 hi* e active. Uxilrtau* ordinary !o ertr*- .OHMJt Legatee's Sale. Will be sold tt the let* residence nt Martin . Malone, In Joeee county, on tbe lOtb of Oc tober next, wltbln the legal boon ol eels, the following i rop-rty, to wilt Four hundrd acres ot land more or leea, on the waters of Falling creek. Sevcnty-Ure agrat ol orglnal foreit, .boat thirty acne ot bottom land, tbe balanceaearage fend; adjoins tbe Unde ol William Alexander, John Oordon, p. Crutch- flclil.aud A J Jllddlebrookk Bold for division among tbs legatee,. Tcrme on day of sal*. This 7th September, lss. . W. A. MALONE, Agent eepliutlUkwtt • fkRDINARV'g OFFICE, JONES COUNTY, v (ieorgi/ September 23d, ISSj.—’To all whom It may concern: A. K. Tlualey, admlnlatralor debonla nonotB.F. Rose, deceased, hit In due form applied to me lor leave to tell all tba landa belonging to aetata of said dtcoued and aepeclai order for kalool tbe real catste ‘ Bibb oouutr to be told In Bibb county. Id application will be beard on tba Oral Monday In roeembar next, witness my band offlolally. “ - ”"" J m2* w«w tb Notice for Leave to Sell Land. BORGIA, JONES COUNTY-Appllca- lion will be made to uie conn ordinary ol Jones connty. Georgia. _ tb* Noecmb r term next of said court for leaea to sell all tbe lands be oogtng to tbe estate at J J. BarOold, lata ol etld oonaly, deceaatd, lor th* purpose ot dlrliton among tba heirs ot deceased. Tbl* 211 Sep tember, 1000. A. A. BARFIELD, Administrator J. g. BARFIELD. ssFilwtw thur tuai-ss aaaaat Stoma. September SO -Bonn a*' 1 , ovptainuvr ww t ,r .lt*' , -tr.lui,; X) |ood ktramed Mali COs tala, too kwmla. Sputa ol ttupenttsa doll regular SOX: sales barrola CHULSatTcn, Sep. 20 Splnta ol toroaoUaa steady at tt Roam quiet r.ntuo4*0 good •trained H WH-Wiaweata, Sep. 29 - dninu of lu Nsw You, BapUmber 2*. -couun steady Mies ZM: middling uplands 101-16; middling Orleans 10 S-16; new cotton offered 0-10 under quota'lc nig ConeoUaaled net receipts 20,197: exports, to Qmat Britain not, to continent 39*2 .ki.Vk.Tu>, September 23-*.»*••• market Orm: middling S7 U, an t 2929; sales 1178; Mock 29JB0. kliuou, — U.t recclvU2929 gross kbwvs <9,096. BepC 29 - • kttum nnif t* Iktte 0 7-10: UflK.IPU, S2IAen*“ 8239: aain 729; stock 9731; exports. eoaMwba 9877. wo-atsanu.. September 29 i.ouo. Orm; «l,Ml f ns tt-lt: »<s -waptnt, UOL grn.. 18.8 M et 0; Mock 7431; axpOlU, eooMwlM 060. .iAV.ii a a a. September 29 -Jottcu Orm; dindltra OH; oat -acatpta 0002 pt-t t.f9 lies >700; Mock *1,771; expanse coastwise 10 > niw oausa- September 2* •. Orm; -nd :m* 9014 o- receipts 7031: m, '482; sal*8U00; stock 38A11. Mosus, September 29-rvtton quiet: otaci'ina VI set locetpte SBC, iron S00 100; Mock 4N2; ftww Toiul, September 29 Rosin - rabunO jniet ^ ll Olu Id spirt's of ttupsnUno L cosstwlse 070. •fine IMl na»iidlSB W>; shipments 067 salts 4CO; Mock >1,702. •uvcavA, September 2*.-Oonor market Him: muuUiag St nat reoslptl 1>2I; eht] -tent* —; ulcs 1901. UBAkuavnw, September 70 -Hottoo qnlet. ■tdil-ce *>(; ■» moatpu OBT7-. grot* ,900; soles 18C0; stock 48,963, QJTY MRirsvc Btaeo—rides 7A7%c: ihonlflers W1W: sionli-or* OH. A BIO OFFER,—To Introduce them, we will * glva away I.OfO Self OpamtlngWasblng Macblees. If yon want one eand us your name, po«tofllce end express oSlco at onoi Tlir:NAlloNALC0..2J»ey it. New York. scptlSuw AwyCaaoe oik, September 3S, laid —Wbamu Mrs. L. V Farrar applies to ms for dismission from guardianship ot Jobs Farrar, minor. Tbeao am to cits all parsons concerned to show cause. If uy Utey beet lo tbe contrary, at this office, tm or by OtM Monday la November next. WltneM my band officially, aoptS9-law-4w R. T. , Ordinary Trial ol Beoiailst*. Ltn.l>L28.-TtietrU>otth«Bod»l-l . .11 sn. AJl.r, Dtetx, F/nhme, Vie- Utinz I, Moeller and Cirieb.ba, i tt Chemnttg. Tbeir iroaecution en in |,f»pention sinco theHodsll.t m 1 1 »p*nb»ren u> 1*83. Tbe trial ,:,i.,i a • a Judicial farce. Cl t-rcath** Murderers. m >:• re», September 2a.—Warranty •*“ for tbe amatol WUUem "*» JM Wygit li.ilmee for tba mur- 1 sib, at gdgafleM, Tbeiean g^V>fi by OblknaUt before hi • hazbfabotblm. k y „ rat.k<> by rtsJbe . v c r.i .'-411.11 work If jr’iag ai,.? c;J^44griM Veer pubUsted L.-rrra.-o .^akrgsrlao 00,72c; now May Silt edge staiRc; crossMry VaOJc; country *a pat Tennessee <*22. Ccma-c sole* Ualtjqo: good UKtUvs me- .line, lotqaltor nmnoaHAh. Tpaxtra—K MsJ.OO per oat. Non* In market OnoM.-Yellow and ram «*.u«*.2* pan sot. I flakua.—Oont—good rnlUlsa TSabyuuUKs so . small lots;mixedcoinis. Oab—Feat- ant 88*01; Georgia rust-pcoof Ml TSRae ru.<g pwmf tassee. Una tLU. Neva.—Tarragona almonds »e I it xa; FrtJ asm papag shaQ Me; Fraaab wabmis uavw; -,’spies paeans Vo: BraaO Me Kbcntm| "coanots 843o49 per 1000. 1 ftm H H BOtfi OO . r^hhT^Aseowri, im LooAaoas.-8S.80tf.7S. H MlhahMote LgWu,rsrvi2g^5«ia 20«c.Wy«ate wuiawoc. TaUowfoJ Oua.-R ,Da!80iaac: SrwtVlrdul.black 17 |Isr t on Tuc: coUou Hritt haadtlgkl 17a*r, Vu H l^iS»U?!inS # u g;. SS afjd. Tmot Chain* comae per .pair. Aar* ROOpardea. Canon carta MAC. WsUbuckcU •4.40 Codec rone lesxc pur a. Seeds Lrcu I-X.erxat SUatiug powder tlTt, Lama Sc I | L-.-cpsagOriSperteg. “ Administrator's Sale. OBOROIA. JONES COUNTY—By vlrtn* ot u order Irma tbe court ol ordinary ot Jones county, will b* sold before court r ona* door In UUnlox on tba lint Tuesday lu November next, wltbln tbe usual bourn ot eate, one bun- OLmuIgfO m laod.^H Improve meat*. ?otd lor distribution. Terms oasb. JAMES A. JON F.8, Administrators Septate .»>, aaper-Uw-tw. with will annexed. UNIVERSITY of GEORGIA At AlIfwUMttk. Tba fifty-filth irsaioo ot tba Med loal College ol Georgia trill begin on tba Brat Monday ia Vova ter, and continue until tba first March. Foil eorpe of twain nrofsasora. facility tor studyteg all branch* - lSdiofr*. HoepiUl and polic For detsiled drculsr spple to *DW. OEDDrSOM, Dean oi Faculty, aa an: ii. Every fa Medical daily. 1 THE YEAR JF JUBILEE. All Creation Happy, and Buying Pi anos ana Organs. Dnususlly Easy Installment Terras Fow Offered by Lndtlen A Bstes’ Southern Music House, Savannah, Ga. Squire Talk with Parcbasrrs, Giv ing Special Information About Our New and Baav Methods ot Balling Fist os aud organs. it’s a Long Time Between Drinks.” Bo remarked tbe Governor of South Car olina tolba Governor of Noitb Carolina many years sgo, before tbe lemncfanoe wavs had swept over tbe South. He prob- ably spoke bla honest convictions, aud so no we when e- say IT’B A LO -G TIME BETWEEN CROPS. And to tbl* tba thousand, ot family bread winners” in the South who are •ailing until Ibe next crop ia garnered be fore they buv Pianos and Organs will cay amen. Bui we i ay why wait, when you can buy now on such very easy teiuis ? Only thick of it, PIAKOB 325 CASH AND *10 MONTHLY. ORGANS, *10 HASH AND *5 MONTHLY. Why, It’s almost a sin to deprive your ■elf and family of an Instrument when one can be had eo nssily. And to those who cannot meet monthly installments, we of- Her th.se Mpvctal summer terms -. PfANOri, 350CABH AND UAL. NOV. 1. ORGa NS. *211 CASH AND BAL. NOV. L And if crop, turn cue poor, so thstwhen November 1st comes tbs entire balance cannot be pcld, we will accept one-half oi II, and wait until November, 1, 1536, for Ibe other bait. Now, come up, buyers. Our instruments lead tha world Oa- prices are ibe lowest, our terms the easiest, and we offer every Inducement th «t can be honestly lived up to. B. T. ROS4, Ordinary. GEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY-Wberee* T. T Burke, administrator oi tbe eitete ol Dennis Daly, has mad* application for letters mission from said estate, rel* Is. thereforo, to cito and admonish all arsons lau relled to be sod appear at tbe t ordinary ol laid county ontbuOrM y In October noil, to show cause. II g “ rye, why said application should not WltnMs my band and official signature tbl* July A48v9. J. A. McMANUH, JytlawSm* Ordinary, .RDINARY-H OFFICE. JONES OO 'NTY, J Georgia, August M, 1885.—Whereas nolle* to Ibis court I* made thst a tale Phillips, or phan child ot Ella and William Phillips dt- oessed, la without a gnudlan: These era to cite end sdmonlsoell persons concerned that lb* guard Unship ot th* person and property of said gust* PnlUlp* will bo veaud in aoeu competent parson a< tbU connty on tho first Mott,isy tn October next unlew good mu a* be •hown to tb* contrary al tblsnlllca. witness my band officially. ROLAND T. ROIS. •u2>wk4t Ordinary. Ordinary's office, Crawford County, Ok— Whereas, Rn’ialt Aulimau has applied fe- ex emption ol personalty aud s.ttlng apart and valuation of homestead I will pass upon the same on tbe 6th day of October next at I* i-clock a. m. .This September 7tb, 1880. GEORGE L. SAWYER, aapllwtl* Ordinary. UCCEEl Kv a L Hi Only 3210 lor an elegant Rosewood Pi ano; large else; all Improvement*: sweet tone; guaranteed a superior anil datable Plano. IbottMude sold. Best Piano eold in America at the price. A new Upright Piano for only *150. on try easy terras The Suver-toned Uatbtubek Piano,3300, 3325, *350. Tne magnificent Chiokering Piano, the bast in th* wur.d. 3t00,3125, *500 to 31,000 Only 365tor a beautiful Parlor or < hnreb Organ; solid walnut caw, wltb high lop ol rich design; 4 tela Kecde, 10 geuulne -‘ops. Greatest bargain ever offered. Tne incomparable Mason & Hamlin Or gans, trom $24 up to 3750. Rented until paid (or. Nearly tinea years given for payment. Fiua Stool, Embroidered Cover, Instruc tor, and Book ol Music with Pianos, and Stool, Instructor and Music Book witb Organs. All lrelght paid on both. Fifteen day*’ trial, and we pay freight both way* U instrument don't ault. AND JUST ONE LAST WORD, m are thinking of bnyiog an lnetru- rill make terms to If yoi ment, write ns, and we will anit your convenience. Ask f r Summer Terms, 1885, Mention this adrertisemeut and paper, LUDDEN & BATES’ SOUTHERN MUSIC HOUSE 8AVANNAII, GEORGIA Tbo Great Wholesale Piano and Organ Depot of the Bootb. THESCIENCE0F LIFE. 0NLY$1 By Wall Post-Paid KNOW THYSELF.* Great Med cal Work on MiM lily, Nervous and Physical ra Decline in Man. Errors of sreeunl Exhaust*! Vitalii Debllitv. Premature Youth, and the untold mlMriPS reenhini from indiscretion or excesses. Voook for every man, jroanr, mlfidlc-scod *m old. It ( ontalnn 125 prescriptions for all acute and chroolc dis ♦Met. each one of which Is invaluable. Bo found bv the Author, whose experlem ity lhree years it such as probably never re fell to the lot of an j physician. 80 pates, bound in beautiful French muslin, era boiied covers, fall gilt, guaranteed to be l finer work in every sense—mechanical, liter ary and professional—than any other work sold in this country for lift*), or the money will be refunded la every instance. Price only fl by mall, post-paid: Illustrative sample r cents. Bend now. Gold met'al awarded th( author by the Notional Nodical Association, to the Preridantof which, tha Hon. P. A. Kissel!, and associate officers of the Board tbe reader la respectfully referred. The Bclence of Life should be read by the young for instruction, and by tbe afflicted for ralteL it will benefit alL—London Lancet. There ts no member of society to whom the Science of Life will not he useful, whether youth, parent, guardian. Instructor or clergy men.—argonaut Addresa the Peabody Medical Institute, or Dr. W. H. Parker, No, 4 Balflnch street. Bos ton, Meae., who may be consulted on ill dis eases requiring skill and experience. Chronic and obstinate diseases that have baffled the skill of all other pbyslriam a TT Li a T clalty. Booh treated success 11 Pi AJi without an instance of fell | ure. Mention this paper. ETERMINATI0N TO ! BRINGS STJo-Oiv - Did You Ever Know It to Fail • W-BS.l* HARD! ,Y H-’V LYONS & C_ The Leaders and Controller s. at 97 Cherry StrX'i Have demonstrated the above fact beyond a doubt Wh*J ' ~ started that was our Intention, and hotv well we have ouccwZ? it is not necessary lor us to say the public knows, and tho cnnw?i. that throng our store in quest of bargains and our enormous sal.! of the past week tolls the stony. Bale, We don’t make any idle boast, but simply announce a f-.t when we nay that we sell Dry Goods, SlioeB ami Carpets from te to 25 per cent, cheaper than any othre house in Middle Gao»i As you know economy is a serious question in every honsetmi i about this season of the year (nights and mornings getting coni . everything is needed and the first thing is Shoes and 8tockini» (ol the children. Well, we aro headquarters for Shoes. Our stock is full filled you would think that everybody needed it Carpet anti mmm up their minds at the same time to buy. Well, wo sold tho Car pets, and to demonstrate the fact we have sent on our sccumi nV,i„I this season for Carpets and Rugs. “ 1 order And as for Dry Goods we have everything yon can wish for even to the f| OliOlOE»T NOVWL1 TES IN IMPORTED DKiiSS GOODS. We opened the past week a beautiful line in the newest iml choicest styles. This season will excell our previous efforts in showing the Latest Novelties. Our buyer is bad; and he disnlarari excellent tasts in his selections. * DrexM Cjlrootlw. Drefitsi Goods. Combination suits are all the otyle this season and as our Mr* W. C. Lyons lies spent the last few weeks selecting and studying the newest styles you will find on our counters the very latest and most desirable Dress Stuffs worn this season. For variety aud reception costumes, besides our elegant Bl.ick Gros Grain Silks, Mories, lthadzimera, Faille Franco!* and Mar vellieux. We have beautiful Colored Khadames in Sapphire Royal and Marine Blues, Pheasant, Marmn, Golden and Vandyke Drowns, Myrtle and Olivo Greens and Garnets, with vetv hand some two-toneil cut Telvets, Freizes, Plnsh striped Ottoman ar.,1 Plain Velvets to harmonize or contrast with each shade. Besides these we hove the largest assortment of Gilbert 'Flannels, Dress Goods to be found in any boose in Georgia. Th^se goods have & m reputation not eqnaleed by any goods made in America. They include Ladies’ Cloths, Bonrettps, Homespun striped Tricotrins Serges and Shoodalis in plain and plaids to matcii. OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT. 100 pairs of Infants’ Lace Kid at 25c., 1 to 5. 120 pairs of Infants’ Lace Kid at 40c., 1 to 5. 144 pairs of Infanta’ Lace Kid at 50c., 1 to 5. 120 pairs of Infants's Button Kid at 40c., 1 to G. 348 pairs of Infants' Philadelphia make, 0 to 5 and 1 to 5. at 60, 65, 75 and 85c. 140 pairs of Infants’ French Kid. 1 to 4, at 95c., *1.15. CHILDREN’S SHOES. 140 pairs oi Kid Button, 4 to 7%, Button and Lace, at 65c, 120 pairs Kid Kid Button in Rochester mid Philadelphia makes, sizes 4 to 8, at *1 and *1.15. 144 pairs Glove Grain Polish, 8 to 13, at 75c. 120 pairs Kid Button at *1 25, *1.50, *1.75, sizes 8 to 10.^. 180 pairs Grain Button, Sole Leather ! ip, 8 to 10, at $1.00. ICO pairs Grain Button, II to 2 and 1 to 5, at *1.25, #1.50, $1.80 and (2 per pair. 200 pairs Grain Bntton, Worked Buttonholes, *1.25. MISSES’ SHOES. 240 pairs Mieses’ Kid Button, 11 to 2, at *1.50, $1.90, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00. 120 pairs Misses Kid Bntton, 11 to 2, at $1.25. 100 pairs Misses' Goat Bntton, II to 2, at $2.00 and $2.25. 120 pain Misses’ Glove Grain, 11 to 2, at $1.00. 180 pain oi Miases B Calf Lacs at $1.00 LADIES’ SHOES. 600 pain Grain Buttoned, 3 to 8, at $1.25. 500 pain Grain Lace 8olld, 3 to 8, at $1,00, *125 and $1.50. 860 pair* Goat Lace Solid, 3 to 8, at $1.75 and $2.25. 240 paira Kid Lace Solid, 3 to 8, at $1.25, $1.35 and $2.00. 280 pain K.itl Button, 3 to8, at $1.50. 100 pain Kid Button, 3 to 7, at $2.00. 120 pain Kid Bntton, 3 to 7, at $2.50. 120 pain Kid Button, 2 to 5, at $2.75 and $3,00. 160 Pain Common Sense Heel at $2.50. Our line ot Rochester and Philadelphia makes, as elegant as any sold in the city. We have a line ol French Kids at $3.007$8.85 and $5.00. PLANTA ION SHOES. 300 pain Mt n’a Brogans at 90c. 300 pain Men’s Full Stock Brogans at $1.25. 240 pain Men’s Best Stock Plow Shoes nt $1.00 ami $1.25. 180 pain Brogans, beat, at $1.00. 300 pain Women’s Polish from 75c. to $1.00 for beat. Something We are Go ng to Give Away this Week. 5,000 yards Ginghams at 3%c., worth 7c. 5,U00 yards short end Calicoes at 24c. 2,500 yards fiat ins Calicoes at 4c., worth 7c. 1,U5 yards handsome bright figured Cretonnes at 10c., worth 20c. 150 Rugs at 25c., worth 50c. 100 Hassocks at 25c , worth 60s. . , 350 Jers-ys at 50c. All wool Jerseys at 75c. ^ampIes^erAonajijilicalion NOTICE. All perse ns Indebted to the estate ol Cyatbla ■ Brown, latent Bibb cennty, doc,as.d,are notified to sattla tbe aarae Im-tadUuly amt all panotu holdlaf claims against asld estate an notified to praaanl them In tens* ol tba law. KOBT. a. KiDKR, Kaseotor, upljwit* Talb . NO I ICE. GEORGIA, BIBB COUNTY—By Tiring ot tb* power yultd In mu by a mortgags sg*- entedby Mill? Thurmond oa thajSSdiyot February,!«», I with on th# first Toe; lay tn October next, before tba oourt bonsadoor In tea city ol Mieoo, *xp-*o tepobUo sate lo tea highest bidder los cesh the follow ng de scribed lands, to wtt: Fifty-fir* (66) scree or Use ol lot ot land number sixty-three MACON, srpllwlm Said land sold in default ol tea antes dn* on said mortga e.towlt,»lHMprtagJ^— ,J m _ ROBT. COLEMAN, • or *N D . i w25 n ' ro( *• tau "’SSSST Dr, J. M. Baohan & Bon, EASTMAN, GEORGIA. Privet* and ohruulo dMaaaea a »P*eI sags etna by mall or wxptwas. jantewly IKEWA1U)! nsh's Information, ot acbool yacanclca and I needs. No tronbla or expaniio. Band stems tor tltcnltn. GllICAGO SCHOOL AliENGY.I ■agronte Clark Street, Chicago. I1L N.B.-WJ bt all hind* ol Taaobara tot achoola mid, jyTtwlyJ Duroc Jerneyn. c$£>22%o£2if8l!i&l Fatend China hoar, 600 ponnda — Q * rs - , “ ®TH0RNS*«1FLESH Wmr.Utmmmm mod rmmlu, > ■■■III m A IW» fr. «W*os4 m LMeU f^f-Tir^rV jT: Bayjhteio UUHBARDHBtifiL. Axrans. Us. tiff 144 Setmnd Strut, iHacoa rVorks. MONEY TO LOAN -ON- . farms and Town Property AtSpirernt psr stinu u. Apply to ELLIOTT ESTES, Variety _ HEADQUARTERS KOIt COTTO- C I ^ S. . B-I;,g • practical gjn mvk .r, with 15 years exnar . tea 1,1 saskinz tine, .1, I ask is a trial. I luax* nape i.ltyof rvpairiug any and all m.-.wiol alt s My pries' .re gnar- anteed not toexcMd Ibo-auf first citraw ,rfc i|,ius«t..-wu-rs, VI: l .t an ludne inrr.t 1 pay halt bright on rrp.lr Jobv from any pilm t, the 8ui« ol Ur »gi t bev,sad 100 nils*, and all fr-lsb's both «»y* within lOOm tei ol Maoon The mim l fuceoseat olTered lo parlies living ool of the 8«itH. My fm^iov fl oonl^.ser fitte- to old k ni without extra charge, fn eonn^rtion with piy rtpair *.»rk« » am i.flerti y, the mtke «*f :<rw aliiB knowu lo the \ ub' c, and will i.ot be nnrtera »ld. 8 *?‘•faction gu bargain* In seeoad-babd glut. Old giua taken in exehanit*-. Add rets ed. .^jitcial JAMES T. ClANTr. MacOQy Georgia. Notics Stock and Fence Law. GEOROIA, JONB3 COUJfl arffllK Jonas eooaty, Go.. U now o( file In ihla office with Ihe re quired number of names, and unless soma gold cans* be shown to th* contrary an order Tor tb* election on to* tau* onaatemr'" — granted on tea 79th day o( this mouth. Witness my hand officially. •epllwSl R. T. ROSS, .Ordinary. iSSTV BUFFALO STANDARD SCALES FOR 8ALE BY A.B. FARQUHAR & CO, MACON, GA. „ .TBstnpcrtortyotBoffslo gcaliaUansaUblUhjd fact. They hart ton adopted by tho United States government and their reputation It wnrld wld*. , alas an made oltho toe*material, to tha mori eklUtntworSman, and tor acanraev and dnrtbUltyand toantxoS finteh,*xi.vJGloJtc<*. Wakacpanatvettmeatof tdtia oa hand and b: tirepsrc l to fillor ’T^wy scale U warranted to |,1»* an'Jr* ssttefscrion. Send for niuatnted Catalogue and Price Luc. PORTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES, Brown’s Cotton Gins, Cotton Presses, A.B. FARQUHAR ? CO. Macon.6a ando^f^atu, jj, lawJm- Victor ACo. ct at vs. Pate iron. Oliver A Co. | M. Oliver A Ca, Mr* Margaret A. Oliver. hss&ssrrasts^s^ the shore atete l css. .,lo not reside In the feist.- ttrrcfcrc. Lu icrvedsccor.llnz to the ordinary less) methods, sad thallhcy have not tn tact l *On mottem ot complalnentT Joll-ilor« It It MUtomaUtoi 1 UwMld detadante tojobu- biteSTtol^ai-RR: CLSTi U,term ot tea coo« rjeiMM0 ^ Jtc I ■lane r.tt. lass. , (rota the minute* ot Bihb Sa-1 IwMh.lM iH WA a a. H. ROBS, Clerk. J k , Dr.SALMON S ■ , U ^0G CHOLERA SPECIFIC .«• CHICKEN POWDER. - SHEEP POWDER, ^CATTLE POWDER.,- CONDITION P0W0ER. r ■ . i'prevent&cure hog cholera. OESTROYScPREVENTHOG 1ICE&WORMS WE. CAN ''CURE CATTLE MURRAlN.UX AS ItVER SL? CURE CHICKEN CHOLERA &.GAPES CURE SHEER ROT. TAPE W0RM.& c b y thc VETERINARY MEDICINE C? NASHVILLE. TENN. FOES ’FLANDERS''BRGlHEhS