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H* H P* I pi onounce your Hit Vs hepatic panacea superior (o all medicines for I Aver* Stomach 4* Dyspepsia• I. S. SWYGERT, Alston, S. C.—Sold by 13. E. Houghton, Druggist, Sandersvillo, (4a. * the mercury. Tuesday, Sept 28, 1880. may uo found on lilu at Ul'.u. r. Howell & con this paper J.«n*Dcr Advertising Bureau (10 Spruce HEW YORK. Ice, ice, ice. Ice at Gallaher’s $1.25 por hundred pounds, less than 100 ibs. two cents per pound. T(TcANI)IDATES. We charge $3.00 in advance, to announce candidates names for of fice through our columns from now until election day. We make no deduction tor time, bat charge the iame if it is only inserted once. Thigpen Bros. are offering a large lot of good buggies and wagons at low prices, see notice in another col umn. Mr. J. P- Piddle has announced his name in our columns rb a candid ate for the office of Tax Roceivor.Mr. Riddle would make a good officer. Tint poor, uousk.—The committe having this matter in charge are mov ing cautiously but think that su -cess will at length crown their efforts, another meeting of the board will he held booh wl.e 1 so m thing t uiga bio will be accomplished. Our City Mills. Arc now ull busy to their ful lest capacity planing lumber, gin ning cotton, grinding corn, ma king laths, turning out flour, &c. Having resigned the position of Alderman of the city of Sundcrs- ville, I announce that 1 mu not a candidate for re-election, and if elected could not accept. t. m. Harris. Herald please copy. Tiii:rii5Liu8(iiooLs. Our city council is giving this im portant subject their attention and iu a short time will move in the mat ter ho that the school cau begin ca l the coining year, this v.c understand is a fixed fact. Mr. A. S. Sparks has a full assort ment of groceiies, stoves, hardware nud furniture, which he oilers to his customers nt low figures. His goods ire excellent, the salesmen polite and parties purchasing < f him will be idly satisfied with both article and rice; see advertisement in another •olumn. Shot. A little son of A P. lloalli 15 q., vus accidently shot last week with a listql in the hands of another bo\ romjthe iffects of which he died the PERSONAL. ^ r - Powell and family are •■doping at the Gilmore house. Messrs. T)avid Ware, Jr., editor of the Dublin Gazette, J. J. Con- ner , Esq., G. R. Crowder, James Mincy, J. T. Flanders and Capt. It. A. Stanley ot 4 Dublin were in the city last week. ruggiesTwagons. All persons in need of good Wagons and Buggies at the low est prices will do well to call at No. 12 1-2 C. It. R. and examine our stock tyefore purchasing else where. THIGPEN BROS. Sun Ilill, sept 28—lm* A flue lot of Canned Goods nt H. C. Houghton's. 8opt 28', 1880. Mrs. Ryals, as will be seen else where, is offering for sale a gen tle horse, and a new double seated M-a.r.r.iexj, In Washington county on the 19th inst., by W. L. Brown, J. P., Mr. John A. JonoB and Miss Emma G. May. DISAPPOINTMENT. A great many Sandersvilians went down to Dnvisboro on Sunday last to witness the dedication services of tho Christian church a that place by Elder T. M. Harris, and to their surprise tho new edifice was incom plete. The plastering was not done tho Bents were not finished the pul pit was not done, and last but not least, in beautifying the very neat little church building, the painter was behind timo. The largo congregation assembled Elder Harris arose and said that it •md been bis pleasing task to dedi cate considerable over one hundred churches in Georgia and olsovvhere luring tho ministerial period of his ifu, but never bad bo dedicated one that was not finished and never would ue do Such a thing. After making 1 very satisfactory apology for failure ami disappointment Elder Harris proceeded with services on a different line and gave uh a splendid sermon, ifter which two horns intermission •vas given and again I bo congregation was called together to listen to anoth er very able sermon from tho same sou'ce. We will not undertake to comment on either lest we get into deep water, suffice it to say Mr. Har ris pl eached and all were edified and svi ut away thinking the day well -pent, and rejoicing that they still had an opportunity in tho Hour fu- , uru to attend tho dedication and took again upon those happy faces, and to hear again tho eloquence ol him who commands tho attention, esteem, respect and love of even We are authorized to state that Hon. J. W. Renfroe,Stale Treasurer, and candidate for re-election, will addross the citizens of Washington county on next Saturday Oct. 2d. Mr. Frank Roberson, from Louis ville, is in the city. METHODIST CHURCH. The Protracted meeting at the M. E. Church is still going on. This has been truly a revival sea son, no excitement, no help from preachers abroad. Our beloved pastor has done the work himself, and God has blessed his efforts. We hope It will continue untill the end of the year, that is the refreshing spirit of devine grace. Help is expected this week. Election of nn Alderman. A vacancy linving been made in the city council of Samlersville, by the res ignation of Alderman Thus. M. Harris and to fill eiiiil vacancy, an election ib hereby ordered to be held at the Mayor’s office, in Sandersville, on the 9tli day of October 1880. By order of «T. N. Gilmore, This Sept. 28th 1880. Mayor. Win. Gnllnhcr, clerk of council. Support fhe Nominees. As the result of tho primary election held in Washington coun ty on tho 4th iuBtant, it is hereby officially announced that 8. G. Jor dan, having received the highest number of votes* for senator from the 20tb senatorial district, is de clared the regular nominee for the democracy of this district; also, J. T. Youngblood and M. D. C. M. Summerlin having received the highest uumber of votes for the house of representatives, the same are now declared to be the regular nominees for thafbranch of the leg islature. The democracy of the county nre earnestly called upon to givo a hearty support to these wor thy gentlemen, that their trium phant election may be assured. P. It. Taliafekro, Chairman -Ex. Committee. If you want good Cheese, crackers, Nuts go to H. V. Houghton's for them. Something beautiful and durable, hose Tea Trays at J. T. Laveigne, Jr. LEMONS, at Z. H. Houghton’s. Boasted coffee, Soaps, candles, Match es, Starch ut H. C. Houghton's cheap Store. If you wish any Desiccated Cocoa- nut send to Z. H. Bom.'h ton'a. WAGONS, WAGONS One-horse wagons, two-horoa wagons, four-horse wagons, Tennessee) made. For sale by aug 24—lm. - B. T. Rawlings. Uncle Charlie Hammond, who is 87 years of age, has returned from ollowing day, ho was a very interes-ji hose who n ay differ from him ini a Edgefield, SouthCaioli- ihild greatly beloved and will be!religious views. »«• Ho rodo the whole distance nob, H.-eed by Lis affectionate par-) tt jt |there and back ou horseback, was nts v. leu grieve gn atly over his sud- unexpei ted death. HCN B. D EVANS. This exci llont lawyer close student nud succgusfiil prftctiiioi.tr would lave madeau excellent judge,posBcs- ing as I10 does the coufidcuco of out veoplo, ho is energetic and public pirited,tbe beautiful 1 uilding ou the >ublic square does credit to his taste H an fU'chetect and his desire to in; rnive our town there manifests itself. The New Buildings Upon the public square are now 0 be seen several new,Valid beau itul buildings which are creditable 0 the proprietors, to our meehan- 08 and to our city. May the ham- ler and the saw continue to make tusic in our city and never cease. A Runaway.—One evening >st week a fine pair of spirited orses the property of H. D. Ad- ni8 i took fright at the depot irougli the carelessness of the ' "crand run a short distance do- 'o but little damage except bruis- 'g the boy in charge of them and tea king loose from the wagon. Deaths. Is - ^ > r ginia Trawick of Lin- . n wife of John Trawick, Esq., • ledoii Saturday Sept. 18th, a la- a nd a Christian beloved by all 10 knew her she has passed away °m car fb to the spirit land and friends now mourn their s \ and to them we extend our ‘artlelt sympathy. Mrs. Sallie Rogers the amiable , °f Oscar H. Rogers, Esq., 0,1 on Wednesday night of Ty- ^ fc v01 ’. Possessed of many l 'cs and of a happy disposition 'nd made many friends in our i and, wan deservedly popular. ? sympathize with the heart lckei1 husband and the little c» who have lost their dearest a truest friend. ( “[three days going and three und a He suys nearly ]f vt u want to save youiself the trouble of going around pricin goods to see where you can get the j half coining back, cheapest go to Z li Bought m’s at levorybody hornet were for Norwood, 01.co for he sells L uiuectiouerios and an( i £j le y uro eyen li Urrft lnng for him i'iimily Groceries cheaper than any house in town. So says the public. Ol), nn! Low pretty and cheap. What? Why those chumber sets at J. T. Laveionk, Ja. sept,7,8t Fine candies, Oranges, eoanutsfor Hale by II. O. Houghton ■oaghton. over in Sun. South Carolina.—Griffin STATIONERY ! STATIONERY 1 Writing Paper, Violet Inks, Feint, Pencils, lint Box Stationery for sale ut Lemons, co-:H. C. Houghton’s. Apples at Z. H. Houghton's. RIDDLE VlLLElDOTS. 8ept. 27tb 1880. Dear Me.—The farmers in this section nre getting to the end of their cotton crop very rapidly. Cotton will soon bo all out anti sold. Politics are doing very well. I have been trying to find out where nil the men stand, but so many are getting on the fence so far ns Gov. is concerned that it is very difficult to form an opinion, Jordan, Young blood and Summerlin may havo no fears as the 1253d. Wo will come up right. We had a Sunday School Tem- poranco speech yesterday in the Bap tist Sunday school by the pastor ltev J. J. Hyman, he had drawn on the black board a piclure of a Bar Room with eight bottlea, ho said the wrong names were given to the contents of tho bottles, he therefore named them as follows, Folly,Pain, Sickness.Pov- erty, Pollution, Madness, Murder, he endeavored to remove the veil be tween the peoples eyes and the im mense injury done by these He handled , Saudi revil'e with gloves off for having throe of these raising a revenue largely from tho conutry people, to educate her sous and daughters. I cant tell all he said, the lecture was well re ceived he paid a bright compliment to one of Saiidersvillo’s brightest daughters Miss RltycLoll, after the lecture a vote was taken as to wheth er these shall he probibi tod in the county, the children were called upon first, vote uuanimons. Ladies next “ '• Gentlemen next, volo^unaimous ex ccpt two. There was a largo crowd present. Justice. ARE NOW OPENING A A BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES, Carefully selected by our Junior, in New York. Our Stock of JEWELRY, WATCHES, GOLD & SILVER Plated fare, consisting of a great variety o novelties, never before seen in till market, is exceedingly handsome. We make no display of sensatiou- ul advertisements, but will con vince our friends when they hon or us with their patronage, that our goods are good solid goods, and our prices as reasonable as tho most exacting can expect.. NEWMAN & SON, sept 14, 1S80—tf Washing Machine. What family or lady that does her own washing, would uot have a good Washing Machine like Lovell’s, when it can be had so cheap. See advertisemement btisincH* now boforo the public. You e.iii make money Toutc*r at Work for uh than at aiiyttiinft vise. Capitol not ivqulrou. Wt* will start you. fit! u tiav anil up- «... . . 1 w - — wujuIh made ut home by the iu* Maine has been turned over to dustrions. Men, women, l>*v* Hiicrglrl* wanted Rnv vt,111* School Looks from B. E. .1 , • , , , , everywhere to work for on. Nmt Irf the time. You' L5Uy JOU1 iXUJUl UUIM the returning boards and counters nil) dDvotryour whole tlmr t.xlif work, or only* . your h) are moinontu. No other bu«lno*u» will pay and we may be sure that lilaine lslyou nearly n* won. Noono wiiin; to work Best! Where Was Official Advertisements. Hereafter we will publish all ofticial advertisements umenating from the officers of our county. TO BURN ? As this isn’t a very important matter, we will proceed with the Facts. ThatJntfiSPARKS POPULAR GROCERY and^YARlKTY STORE, you will find prices to defy com petition. Bacon,'Flour, Lard Meal, Grist, Syrup, Molascs. Sugar, Coffe, Rice, Chesse,(Butter, Teas, Spice, Hams, Canned goods of all kinds, Mackerel, Onions, Potatoes, Apples, Confections, Peanuts, Drugs, &c. FURNITURE doiisisting’of Room’snita, Bureaus, Safes, Beadstcads andJCbairs. I havo ulso added to my stock a complete line of Be sure and examine them it you want something good. I;kecp on hand a full lino of Hollow-Ware «£ Tinware, Hollow ware, Tinware, Cm ckeryand Glassware, TOBACCO, CIGARS &J5NUFF. Chewing and Smoking T Lm co, Cigars, Pipes, Snuff &c, WARE, Plows, Plow’gear, Spun Yanis, &c. Tho above named goods are kept Constantly on hand and my stock is kept up by daily receipts of fres 11 goods. Call and examine for your sol Vos and be convinced that these are solid facts. A. $. SPARKS, ON EAST SIDE BROAD ST. SANDERSVILLE, GA. Sept. 28. 1880. 3m JVew Store! Jfirs. S. Fannie Jcrnigan has opened a JYotion Store next to JERJVIGjIJV* * JEIVELR F To Bridge Builders and Contrac tors Will be lot out to the lowest bidder be fore the Court House door iu the city of Siuidorsville, Georgia, between tho hours of 10 o’clock a. m. and 4 o’dot kp. m. ou Saturday October 0th, 1880, tin contract to fill with earth three gaps in Turn Pike Bridge. One 20 ft., one 80 and one 44 ft in length, averaging about 9 ft depth and 80 ft width. Specifications can be found on file in tho Ordinnry’s office. The contractor will bo required to give bond with good security in double the amount of contract for faitliful performance of tho contract. C. C. Bhown, Ord’y. Bept 0 30d G EG RGI A—Wiash in gton County. By C. C. Brown, Ordinary. Whereas, Elizabeth Salter and Mark Newman upplies for letters of adminis tration on the estate of Aylesbury Wig gins, late of said county, decesased. These are therefore to cite and admon ish all and singular the kindred und creditors of said deceased, to bo and ap pear at my ollioo within the time pro scribed by law and show cause if auy they have why said letters should not ho granted. Given under my hand nnd official sig nature, at Sandersvillo, Go,, this Sep tember 5th, 1880. C. O. BHOWN, sept 5, 80d Ody GEORGIA—Washington County. Whereas, a petition lias been filed ill the court of Ordinary to make public a road commencing ut Jackson’s church on the Savannah road, leading otf in a westerly direction (brought the lands of H. II. Holmes, B. J. Wilson, J. H. Hartley, Thomas Holmes, Joseph Joi ner, Moses Joiner, Joel A. Davis, James Briuly, .Jasper Sherling, inter secting Now’s Bridge road near Jesse Joiner’s; and commissioners being ap pointed to review and mark out said roatl, ami they having made their re port to this office conformably to law. These are therefore to cite and ad monish all concerned to show cause if any they have oa or before thu 20th day of September next, why said road should uot be made public uud order ed open. Given under my hand ut office iu Stfudersville, this Aug. 17th 1880. C. C BHOWN, Ord'y. nug 19, 1880—30d SHE WILL KEEP ON HAND ALL THE TIME ZEE EYE, HOSIERY, NEEDLES, ZEPHYR NEEDLES, TOWELS, HAN KERCHIEFS COMRS, HUTTONS, PINS, SOAPS, CANVASES for ZEPHYR WORK, DOLLS, TOYS, MARBLES, HALLS, FINE <£• COM MON CANDY, SLATES, PENCIL, PENS, HAMHUHO EDGING, ,Hg. Fans, and Gloves. COME AND SEE HOW CHEAP I WILL SELL. Cucounuis at Z. H. Houghton’ii. OR S+1LE. POE TAX RECEIVES. | A GENTLE IIORSE, and now The friends of J. P. Riddle an- doublo-soatcd buggy, with pole nounce him as a suitable person to ftn " miatts. fill the oflioo of Tax II eceiver of Washington county at the ensuing Junuury election. For Tux Receiver. The friends of K. J. N. Walden muounen him us a suitable candi date for T"x Reciver at the ensuing lection in January m xt. Many Voters. Apply to MRS. E. S. RYALS, sept 28—2t Snndei'Bvillo, Gn. BUYYOUK rf-V5&*s»MUSIGAL Inslru- m enl§, From the store of JERNIGAN. On hand and for sale at all times Violin Strings, Violins, Boxes, Bows, Rosin, Harmonicas, Ac- eordcons, Bridges, Pegs Ac. For Tax Receiver. I hereby announce that I am a candi date for the offieo of Tax Receiver and respectfully ask the support of my friends and the public at the ensuingeleotion,to bo held on the first Wednesday in Jauu- Mly, SsmiMlj I Sunday Columbus Times, flee. Respectfully, JNO. O. PACE. S luders ville, Ga., sept 14. BATTERIES ! BATTERIES ! A fresh supply of Boyd’s Minia ture Battories just received, and fur sale at the Mercury office by C. C. Scarborough. Fine Tobaccos, Cigars, and Snuff at II. C. Houghton’s. How Watches are Made. It will lie apparent to any one, who will examine a Solid Gold Watch, that . .fall li. matte cuormouH jwy l>>- I'liuiisini? nt mice, certain oi the result. But the mor- Costly Outfit und t«rni ? five. A limit eiipnrlimity for making money curtly und lionurtinlv. Ail.lre Tiiue Si On., Augin tu, Mulne. al victory, nud a huge one, is with Hancock.—Tel. & Mcs. Buy your confeotionarics at H. Houghton’s if you wuut bnrgaius. Don’t forget you can get the best Cheese at Z. H. Houghton’s. HOP PLASTERS. The best Plaster over made for aside from the ueeessary thickness for Rheumatism, Neuralgia or any pain. cu-n-avin-r and polishing a large propor-1A sure cure for pain in the back or lion of the precious metal used, is nee- side, ami a specific for Kidney Oom- diid only to stiffen and hold the engrav- plaint, or salejby^ ed portions in place, and supply the necessary solidity and strength. The surplus gold is actually needless so far us utility and beauty arc concerned. I11 Jamks Buss’ Paticnt Gold Watch Casks, this waste of precious metal is overcome, und the same solidity and strength produced at from one-third to one-half of the usual cost of solid cases. This process is of the most simple na ture, as follows: A plate ot uickle composition metal, especially adapted to the purpose, lias two plates ol solid old soldered on each side. The three are ilieu passed between polished steel rollers, and t he result is a strip of heavy plated composition, from which the cases, hacks, centres, bezels, &c., are cut uud shaped by suitable dies and for mers. The gold in these cases is suf ficiently thick to admit of all kiuds ol chasing, engraving and enameling ; the engraved cases have been carried until worn perfectly smooth by time uud use without removing the gold. This is tlie only case made with two plates of Solid Gold and warranted by special certificate. For sale by all Jowelerp. Ask lot il lustrated Catalogue, audio see warrant, july 13 ? ’80—ly Stick candy, Basins, Apples, &c., for sale by H. C. Houghton, G. H. HOLLENBECK, At his little Store. Sandersvillo, sept 7, 1880—tf Smoke Little Joker Tobacco, for sale by II. C. Houghton. Have your prescriptions filled at E. Rouglitou’s Drug Store. You cau get the best Vinegars aud Syrups at Z. H. Rougliton’s. Neuces Rivers overflow Texas. Galveston, September 22.— The News has the following spec tal from Uvaldos: Tito most damag ing flood ever known in this section occurred on the j7th and 18th inst. Sibinal and Neuces rivers overflow ed their banks, severely damaging crops and sweeping away fences, fences, houses and stoek. A Mex ican was drowned on the Sibinal. Go to Z. H, Roughton’s if yop want the Ijesf Grits in the market. Irish Potatoes at Z. H. Houghton’s. I . ^ » »i ■ Candies received every day at Z- H. Roqghtqu’ts 20 to 35 cts per lb f Remember you can gi t at B. E Houghton’s Drug Store all kinds of School Books. If you want good Sugar and Cof fee go to Z. H. Houghton's. A DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT FOlt SALE ON WEST END. The House is new, contains four large rooms uud long hall through, splendid well of wnter, good Dcrvant’s room und kitchen. Lot is largo containing nearly 2 acres, well improved, young orchard of the finest fruit trees, fencing all good. Apply to F. A. GUTTENBEHGEH. aug 17, 1880-Gt ATTENTION BATTERY. Tho Howell’s Artillery Company will meet iu Sandersvillo every Saturday from now to the 18th of October for the purpose of perfecting themselves in Drill preparatory to going to Atlanta. S. G. JORDAN, I. HERMANN, O. Serg’t. Oapt. Com. Strayed A Small Block Cow, Marked, swallar fork and a under bit iu the right ear, under bit and a slit in the left ear, with red Calf with white faoe. Any informa tion thankfuly received. aug 31 1880 D. H. TUCKER. GEORGIA—W u: !iington County. Alexander Archer has applied for ex emption of persouulty and setting npnrt and valuation of Homestead, and I will pass upon the same at 10 o’clock a. m. on the 2d day of October, 1880, at my office. C. 0. Bhown, Ord’y. sopt 9, 2t Notice; All persons are forewarned from hiring, harboring, or in any manner employing Howard Lawson, as he is under age and in my pontrol. WEST ROBISON, sept 7,1880 -It FOR SHERIFF. GEORGIA—Washington County By C. O. Brown, Ordinary. Whereas, Thomas and Macon Wartlien apply for letters of Administration on the estate of Mrs. Nancy Warthen, deo’il. These are therefore to cite and admon ish nil persons concerned, to bo and ap pear nt my ollioo within the time pre scribed by law, and show cause, if uny they have, why suid letters, should not he granted. Given under my baud at office, this Aug. 5th, 1880. C. C. BHOWN, Ord’y. nug 5-30d GEORGIA—Washington County, By O. G. Brown, Ordinary. Whereas Alfred G. Register applies for letters of Guardianship of John, George, Alice, Frnncos, William, Winifred, Indi ana, amt Janies Martin, minors of John H. Martin, deceased. These nro therefore to cite and ndmon- ish all and singular the kindred nnd cred itors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law and bIiow cause if any they have, why saitl letters should not be granted. Given under my hand nnd official sig- nature, ut August 5tli, 1880. aug 0-30d C. C. BROWN, Ord’y. THE DAILY TIMES Contains full Telegraphic News from all parts of the world, Editorials on all topics of of the day, resume of (lie general news uud full Market Reports. We are authorized to annouuoe the . . . mono of GEORGE W. PRINCE as ajSiibscriptiou price $7 00 per annum in candidate for the office of Sheriff of advance. Washington county, at the ensuing t leo- THE WEEKLY TIMES, tiou in January next. to Is 11 mnmnio.'h eight page sheet, issued every Monday. made up of the cream of the Daily. Subscription $1.10 per annum in advance. THE SOI I-WKEKLY Is issued every Monday and Thursday containing the nows oi the three pre- F0R SHERIFF. I Hereby nuumtee that I tup a can didate for the office of Sheriff of Wash iugtou county, and ruspcetftlly solicit the sufferage of the voters of said conn- feeding days. Subscription price $l‘,50 ty at the next election. 1 am still in 'per annum in udrnnc tho race, auy statements or reports to the contrary notwithstanding. O. A. Rouglito TAX NOTICE. I will attend the following named pla ces specified below for tho purpose of col lecting the Stute nnd County Taxes for the year 1880: Tanner’s 93 Dist. Monday Sept 13 Riddleville 1253 Josey’s Store 92 Diivlchoro 14 Culot'a !» W'ttiimtnck.i s'j Pcttcock’D X Honda III Mollrlde.a 88 ltnbisun'a Turn Out U>) Tulternaclc 1.115 Hebron us Prosser's Ull clay’s 100 Wsrtheu's mills 1.T0 (tiles Tuesday “ IFedn’d’y “ Thursday “ Vilday •• “ Moudiiy “ 14 Tuesday 4 ‘ 14 Wednesday “ “ Thursday 44 “ 1'rlduy “ 44 Monday 44 “ Tuesday ■* “ Wcdu’d'y forenoon 4 “ 44 afternoon 4 Thursday 41 Hundersvlllc evorv Saturday. W. It. TTIKjPEN, T. C. W. 0. uu(( 24. 1S30— tf AlleuUtm Democrats. If you wish to keep posted during the campaign, send 50 cents and get the Sparta ISHMAELTTE for four mouths. It lias gone into the canvass with gloves off and rs making it rather lively for the boys. It is of the “yellow )yed black oat” variety, aud will make the fur flj from the Kirkwood ring be fore the contest is over. Now is the ac cepted time. Address, LE ffIS, FOBES & ROBERTS. Sparta, Ga, T"' a week iu your own town. $5 Outfit fren IjNo rlsff Kcmler, if you wuut a business at which pc rsons of cither sex can muke great psy all ttic time they work, write for par tlculurs to 11. llALLiCr l' A. Co.. Portland Muiue. july IS, 1880-ly THE SUNDAY TIMES, A large 32 column ,«lieet, in addition to the current news ofllio day,embraces a number of littorary departments, filled with entertaining reading mutter. Subscription price $1.00 in advance. Families wanting n good paper could not do better than subscribe foo one of the editions of the Timks. The Timks having at all times inden- lificd itself with the interests of the people and labored for their welfare, is a welcome visitor ut their firesides,and and its columns, therefore, a most val uable advertising medium. WYNNE, DI5WOLF & CO., FUOPHIKTOIIS. Columbus, Georgia. Root and Shoe GEORGIA—Washington County By C. C. Brown, Ordinary. Whereas Joseph D. Martin upplies for letters of Aduiiiiistrutiou, dr, bonis non, ou the estate of John H. Martin, deo’d. Theso are therefore to cite and admon ish nil persons concerned, to be und ap- penr at my office within tho time pro- aeribed by and show cause, if any they havo, why said letters should not Ls granted. Given uuder my baud ut office this August 5th, 1880. C. O. BROWN, Ord’y. aug 5-304 GEORGIA—Wushington County Will he sold before the Court-house door in the city of Bnndorsvillo during thu legal hours of sale on the first Tues day iu September next, the following property, to-wit: One tract of land ou the waters of Gum and Deep-Step creeks, containing 225 acres more or less, levied on us the prop erty of A. Archer to satisfy a Superior Court li fa in favor of R. L. Rodgers, udm’r. vs Alex. Archer. Legal notice given defendant iu possession. Proper ty pointed out by plaintiff’s attorney. Also, oue-eiglith interest in 814 acres of laud, lying in the 98tli district, levied ou the property of John E. Cullens to satisfy two Justjco court fi fus in favor of R. Y. Rodgers vs John E. Cullens. Lev ies made by R. M. Brown, Constable, uud legal notice given defendant, l’rop- T'ty pointed out by plaintiff's attorney. A. M. MAYO, Sheriff nng 3—tds G. A. REINHART respect fully informs the citizens ot Washington and adjoining coun ties, that lie has opened a Root and Shoe shop in Sandersville, next door to Pringle Si Orr’s store on Hayne’s street, where he respectfully solicits the patron age of the ladies and gentlemen. All work done in the best style and of the best material, july 6—tf GEORGIA—-Washington County By C. C. Brown, Ordinary. Whereas George W. Tanner, upplie to me for letters of Dismission as admin istrutor of the estate of David Tanner late of said county, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admon ish all persons concerned, to be uud ap peal 4 at my office within the time pro- soril .ti ir, i. w and show cause, if any they 1 1 * 4 "*, w..y said letters tthuuM not be gi 4 ..uled. Given under my hand nt office in San- deraville, this July 29th 1880. C. C. BROWN, Ord’y. july 29—Sin GEORGIA—Washington County. \\ hereas, L. O. Bostick, niliu’r. do bonis non, on the estate of B. \Y. Holt, deceased, applies to me for letters of dismission from said estate. These are therefore to cite and ml- monish all poisons coucerued, to be ami appear at my office within thu time prescribed by law, uud show cause, if auy they have, why said letters should uot be granted. Given uuder my hand at offitie, iu Saudersville, this June 3d, 1880. C. G. BROWN, drd. June 3,1330 -3m