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If this indicates anything, this is
significant
Hon. J. W. Renfroe.
This distinguished (Georgian vis
ited our county on Saturday last
and delivered one of the best
speeches .we have listened to during
this whole campaign. Mr. Renfroe
fully vindicated himself from the
manv charges made against him
ghyt j E and our people among whom he
Rinriai-;ji;.. v ! was horn and raised know him to
be nu honest man and his adminis
tration of the f inances of the State
1
FOR PRESIDENT,
£en. Winfield S. Hancock,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
FOR VU 1HKES1DEXT,
W. H. ENGIASH.
OF INDIANA.
PreHden! ini Electors.
STATE AT LARGE.
lion. .1. 0. 0. black, ol Richmond,
ilou. R. I’.er.non, < f Randolph.
Ron. L. <J O; nr . f Fulton.
Hon. A. Ei ■’ tt Aoatuf
of Chatham.
show tlmt he is able, faithful and
efficient, and the people must all
admit the fact that ho is the best
Treasurer that has ever tilled the
position, an officer of whom we feel
proud and one tlmt ^Georgians
should delight to honor.
The large crowd in attendance to
hoar Mr. Renfroe showed his pop
ularity here with all classes, and
his able effort marked him as one
of the best stump speakers in the
State, and on Wednesday next we
believe that old Washington coun
ty will honor her noble son with an
almost unanimous vote.
Uncle Zachary’s Campaign Song.
Gar&old’s hope iz almost gone,
Te.llin’ yo’ no story!
De Hancock ban’ iz nmrchiiT on,
Marcbin’ on to gloryl
Chorus—
Den, Soljurs, stan’ yo’ groun’ an’
[win,
We’re marcbin’on to gloryl
We’re gwine to put brave Hancock
[in—
Tell in’ yo’ no story!
In the Dry Goods Market.
Just receiveda CONSIGNMENT of GOODS which must he sold.
THE GRANDEST
UiEriCi Electors.
First- Samuel I>. Eradwcll, of Lib
erty.
Second — Win. M. Hammond, of
Thomas.
•Third—Christopher C. Smith, of Tel
fair.
Fourth—LoanderR. Ray, of Cowe
ta.
Fifth—John I. Hall, of Spaulding.
Sixth— it.iibou lb Nisbot, of l’ut-
ijuu.
Seventh Thomas W. Ailkinn, of llar-
tow.
Eighth—Seaborn Reece, of Hancock.
“Ninth—Wm. E. Simmons, of Gwin
nett,
ALTERNATES.
Firs*—Josephys Camp, of Emnnuob
Second—Win. Harrison,of Quitman.
Third -- .bw. Bishop, Jr., of Dodge.
Fourth —II. C. Cameron, of Harris
Fjflh—Daniel P. Hill, of Fulton.
Sixth F. G. DuBignon, of Baldwin.
Seventh- P. W. Alexander of Cobh
Eighth—Jus. K. Hines, of Washing
ton.
Ninth ‘on C. Boyd, of White.
Messrs. Editors.—1 understand
it is reported in the lower part ol
the .county and perhaps in other
places, that I would vote against
Mr. Jordan for the Senate. 1 know
not who started the report, and it
is not necessary with people who
know me, to correct such a report.
But for fear some very credulous
persons may believe it-and thereby
use it against Mr. Jordon, I hereby
denounce the report as false.
Messrs. Jordan, Youngblood and
Summerlin arc, the Dewoeiutic
nominees, and as I participated in
the nomination I would ho untrue
to myself if I did not give them a
hearty support. C. R. Pringle.
De people’s got de’r tempers up,
Garfield’s gittin’ wheezy;
\Vi,d ’Golly,cr’s crowd dey will not
[sup;
Hancock, take it easy.
Chorus—
Do pavement frauds hez had de’r day,
De people’s time om kurnip’,
Foh people’s guv’ment clear de way:
Hummin’, ain’t it kummin’!
Chorus—
Day ob reck’nin’ drawiu’ near,
Shudder, sinner, shuddorl
We’ll fix old kredid mobileer
Sum way er anudder.
Chorus—
Den, ole Gyaifield, clear de wny;
I’m tollin’ yo’ no story;
Give three cheers for Hancoek’E
[cause
Ez wo march on to gloryl
Now York Sun.
A
Election of an Alderman.
A vacancy having been mr.do in the
city council of Sandorsville, by the res
ignation of Alderman Thos. M. Harris
and to fill said vacancy, an election is
hereby ordered to be held at the Mayor’s
office, in'Sandersville, on the 11th day of
October 1880. By order of
J. N. Gilmore,
This Sept. 28th 1880. Mayor.
Wm. Galluher,
clerk of council.
Bargains ever offered in Sandorsville in that line.
Calicoes 41-2 to 5c. per yd.
Dress Goods for 7 1-2 cents and upward. Irish Poplins best qualities
20c per yds. Other goods iu proportion. My
Stock of Clothing
cannot be surpassed in any Market for style, selaction and price. Gents
and Ladies furnishing goods at reduced rates.
Shoes and Boots
official advertisements eiuenat
from the officers of our county 1
IIOW TO SAVE 820.00.
You can do it by buying a first
class SEWING MACHINE, from
Jerpigan apd pay the cash for it.
Attention Dcmoci-ais.
Official Advertisements
Hereafter we will publish al]
To Bridge Builders and (W*
tors **
Will be let opt to the lowest bid.Wi.
fare the Court House door in thedh!i
Smulcrsvillo, Georgia, between thehn
of 10 o’clock a . m. and 4 o’clock n .
Saturday October 9th, 1880, the ccma
to fill who earth three gaps in Turn in
Bridge. One 2!) ft., oue 30 and ■
hi length, averaging about 9 g
and 35 ft width. Specifications
found ou file in the Ordinary’s office*^
If you wish to keep posted during the
campaign, semi 50 cento and
get the Sparta ISHMAELITE for four
months. It has gone into the canvass
with gloves off and is making it rather
contractor will be required" to give Jd
with good security in double the uinnn!
of contract for faithful performance^1
the contract. C. C. Brown (W. ^
sept 9 30d ’
lively for the boys. It is of the “yellow
eyed black col” variety, aud will make
- Kr’'~ ’
At prices that will astonish everybody. A full line of Hats lower than
ever offered in this market. I keep on hand a full line of NOTIONS,
Piece Goods,'such rr Cnssimeres. Water Proofs and Jeans at very
low figures. Examine my stock and convince yourselves. Call nt
Greenwoods Store.
tho fur fly from the Kirkwood ring ,b c "
fore tlie contest is over. Now is the ac
ccpted time. Address,
LE IBIS, FOBES & ROBERTS.
Sl’ARTA, Oa
oct 5,—3m
Seer. Sign of JYew* Cheap Store.
a week in your own town. ♦ > Outfit freo
IjNo ri«w Itiuilor, if you want a buslnosB »t
[Whirll perBouN of cltuor Hrx chii nmko pjoiit
pny nil tlio tinio they work, write for per
tii iilnrs to 11. J1Al.l.T:i■ i A < o.. l’ortlnnl
Aluiue. July 13. ISPO-ly
IIIISSI
lien. W. II. Turner, Second District
Hon. .1 11. Blount, Sixth District.
Hon. II. P. Bril, Ninth District.
-j—
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES
For Congress—Eighth Dist.
A
|Jm fj. fitpkww,
foil i-':-
20 Brnat’l, Dist.
JORDAN
For.
:r: .3 we ■.
V! . D. G. M
•. G33LOOD,
UM MERLIN.
Now York Sol <1.
New York Sun.
Witli perfect concord in the
ranks of the democracy, with a
national candidate around whom
ill branlices of the party rally with
enthusiasm, a ( id with njj oppos
ing candidate lor president far
less ac.ecptahlu to powerful repub
licans than Hayes was in tlio cam
paign of 1870, no sensible politi
cian in this state doubts that New
York will give a larger majority
for Hancock than it gave for Til-
len four yeas ago.
Next Wednesday is election foi
Governor, State House officials,
Senator for this Distrsct, and for
Representatives of our county. The
Gubernatorial issue ia only a matter
of- 1 personal profercnco. It is no
use for friends to fall out with each
other because they dittor. Both i f
these gentlemen running for Gov
ernor are Democrats. Lot every
man cast Iris vote for the candidate
he'prefers.
jriENATOR 20th.’ DISTRICT.
\Yv ! a-.l the pleasure on Monday
morning of forming the aoquain-
tanc;; of S. G. Jordan, Esq., of
Washington county, Senatorial
pontine of the Milkdgevilie con
vention. If elected, wo doubt not
he. will make a faithful, competent
and conscientious Senator. It is
pur purpose to give him one vote
on the (jth of October. Tin.' fact
is, Gov. Colquitt basso thoroughly
disorganized the party that a fel
low frequently has to tako sight a
whole day before he knows what he
is shooting at—Sparta Ishmaelito.
TsiitfYorTyooT) boom.
Grows bigger and bigger, the
Virginia all right.
Philadelphia Record, ind
Although the conference of the
two wings of the democratic party
in Virginia failed to effect a com
promise upon a ri iglo electoral
ticket, there is little doubt that the
state will go for Hancock njiyl En r
ish in November. A recqticilia-
tion will be somehow made. Such
republicans as are calculating
on tho Garfield electors
slipping in through the breach
reckon without their ho.-t, and
count chickens prematurely. Vir
ginia is a thouroughly democratic
state.
The iltpuhlicans Weakening.
New York Star.
The republicans are weakening
in Indiana. A w.ek ago they
claimed the state co'!ifidcT,tiaIy,hut
now the best they arc able to say
that it will he close, and that “it
the democrats carry it it will be by
fraud.” This amounts to saying
that the republicans don’t expect
to carry it at all. if they do not
they may as well give pp the ljglit
for without Indiana Garfield cau-
not be elected. Better give up,
anyhow.
nearer we approach the day of elec
tion. : Senator Norwood, it seems is
liapidlygaining strength, reports of
JOrill BILLINGS’ SAYINGS.
Tho man whoiz fit for solitude
ought hi all means to stay there
lie ain’t fit onny thing else.
There are thozo who are too
lazy to even he knancs.
The great plczzuro in wealth iz
in the making of it. After you
hav got it tho fun iz over and
trubblc begins.
Whenever I see a young man
or a young woman who kan’t cum
down to breakfast in tho morning
or attend a sociable in the even
ing without a book under thair
arm, I p'ct that the country iz
sale at last.
Whenever i cum akrost an old
phcllow who remembers everthing
that haz happened since 1812, and
insists upon telling it, i feci glad
on his aekouut, but sorry upon mi
own.
Money only makes a spendthrift
poorer,
As a general thing, obstinacy iz
the growth ov ignorance, but
have seen obstinacy that was back
ed by wisdom: then it adds power
to wisdum.
Order iz the very fust la>v ov
bixncss: then dispatch cums next;
suckcess iz almost pure to follow.
A conservative person iz most
generally one who iz willing to
sell out any tiipe when the ockas-
hun (picj price is right*
Those who understand who ad
minister consolashun ure allwuss
the most caushus about .diong it,
There iz a great deal ov kon-
tentmont in this world that iz
simply satisfied wi ll what it kan’t
;it.
With, konten’ment all things
ure comfortable (even the tooth-
ake;) without it nothing iz.
Truth iz never so holy as when
it iz unadulterated : lnjt it is im
possible to tngke it rnoro attrakt-
ivc by flavoring it with noncsnsr f
Yu kau pik up a lie on the sur
face enny wlmre; but the truth yu
have got to for.
The man who don’t believe in
enny hereafter haz got a dreadful
mean opinvun ov himself and his
chances.
ftl.8 feS M
BURN ?
rrv~k
JL \J
As this isn’t n vm . important. matt: r we will proceed with tin
Facts. Thaf’u 1 SPARKS POPULAR GROCERY and VARIETY
STORE, you will finrivprh’ps to defy com petition.
Bacon/Flour, l ard Meal, Grist, Syrup, Molases.
Sugar, Code, Rice, ('horse, But'i r, Teas, Spire, Hams,
Canned goods of all kinds, Mackeral, Onions, Potatoes,
A]qilcs, Confections, Peanuts, Drugs, &c.
FURNITURE
Consisting’of Room suits, Bureaus, Safes,1'Beadsteads amiX'.h^ii^.
I have also added to my s’oek a complete lino of
ARE NOW OPENING A
A BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
HATS, SHOES,
Carefully selected by our
Junior, in Now York
Our Stock of JEWELRY,
WATCHES, GOLD & SILVER
Be sure and examine them it you want something good.
I keep on hand a full line of
Hollow-’Ware *K
Hollow wore, Tinware, Croc!-.cry and GT 'sw.vrc,
TO B AGCO, 01GAIISJA- • SNUFF.
Chewing ami Smoking Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, Snuff t &c,
HARDWARE,
Plows, Plow,^gear, Spun Y’arns, &c.
Tho a^ove named goods are kept Constantly on hand and my stock
is liept iip by daily receipts of freflli goods. Call and examine for your
selves aud be convinced that these are solid facts.
ON EAST SIDE BROAD ST.
Sept. 28. 1880. 3m
L S. SPARKS,
SAN)) E RSVI Ji LE,G A.
GEORGIA--Washington Coui*
By C. C. Brown, Ordinary
Whereas, Elizabeth Salter and M»,i
Newman applies for letters of adiuini ■
tration on tho estate of Aylesbury \y,^
gins, lute of said cougt.y, decesqsed 8
These are therefore to cite aud ndinon
ish all and singular the kindred ^
creditors of said deceased, to be andnp.
pear ut my office within the time p,.
scribed by law and show cause if
they have why said letters should ^
be granted.
Given under my hand and official
nature, nt Sandcrsvillo, Gu,, this"'*' 8
tember 5th, 1880. C. C. liiiowx ^
sept 5, 30d ' Qdy
GEORGIA—Wasliington (
millly,
Whereas, a petition has been ffi w |
the court of Onliuary to make pui,j^
a road commencing m Jueksou’s church
■m the Snvmiuali road, leading ofi' j„.
Plated Ware,
onsisting of a great variety o
noveltiesj never before seen in tlii
narket, is exceedingjy haiulsome.
We make no display of sensation-
1 mlvcrtiijeiiiepla, hut will con-
riiU'C uur friends when they hoi
>r us with their patronage, that
nir goods are good solid goods,
aid our prices as reasonable as the
most exacting can expect..
NEWMAN & SON,
sept 14, 1880 —tt*
westerly direction throaghl the lu Ul |,
of II. II Ilolines, B. J. Wilson,.1, y
Hartley, Thomas Holmes, Joseph Joj,
nor, Mos.es Joiner, Joel A. Duvi,
James Braily, Jasper Slmrling, i tl i er .
seeling New’s Bridge road near J tss «
Joiner’s; and eonunissionors being ap-
jiointed to review and mark nut ,nj,j
road, and they having made their p
port to this office coiilbriuuldy to law,
These arc thureforo Jo cite uiul ig).
inonisty al) c.opceruod to show cause ii
my they have on or bet' re the 20;b
lay of Seplpjphor uext, why siij t l rmt
should not be made public aud order.
,!•) OpCjl.
Given under uiv hand at’ office ii
Suiidursville, this Aug. 17th 1880.
C. C BROWN, Onl’r.
mjg 19, 1880—80d
■ Ov!
c | nMic
J';, Y f H l'.;tk( in i-<•*/ fsifettr b«
• |. ;• C ’ I’lll'i :t ! !IU» t.hhitf cl•*«»
L Cap• tol not ivouIhhI
•vnritn i
<!«y »n«1 up
!c ut hotnc 1*y the i
lustrioiis. SDii,S"'*iui'n, I. y< .Hint f!r!s wsia-it
veryw lu ri' to work .or <m. >.;.w U .» •{, Mine. '•«'
•tin dfvotc* your wiifW tliiit* work, ° r on O
tour hi a r c inonw nts. No otlo r 1 u IlD-fc* will 1»h>
• on nearly wt*ll. Nooiip willin' to work cm
r ull to nitiki* iMiormous p»y l*y burh^Iiik ut onoc.
OKtly Outfit and U*rniM free. A «rr»it opportunity
ip uukluff money pahIIv iuk! liotmiftbj;' Ail lffr
— - * ,4 - Maine.
U EORGLA -Washington Countj
By (!. G. Brown, Ordinary.
Whereas, Thomas and Macon Waitim
pply for let i-.-1'.s of Adiniuistriitinna
estatoof Mrs. Nnuoy Wartlieu, dec’t
rhese are therefore to oitoned aduim
sb all persons oouei rued, to bn and if
tear at my offiuj v,ith;n tho time pi
eritied t>y law, and sliow eause, if it;
hey have, why said letters should t:
: grant'd.
Given undor my hand at office, iki
Aug. 5th, 1880.
G. C. BROWN, Ord’y.
aug 5-30d
l i'.i’K S; j'o.. An|{uqjj ( Maine.
Rmueiuii ; ymi can get at B. K
'.hnight.iin's I >i vi ; Store all kinds
Icheol I! <ui:s.
If yon want good Sugar and 1
,'Cg'ito Z II. Roneht.ou's.
JTew Store
8. Fannie Jernigtm hft$
orient'd a Notion Store next to
JEBNIGAJr 8 JE WELB V
\ DM FILING HOl’Sli AND M)’l
FOR LK ON WEST END.
The House is new, contains four lurg
rooms and long hull through, splmnlii
well of water, good, servant's room am
iitclieu. Lot is large containing m arly
2 nores, well improved, yogng orchard
of tho finest fruit trees, fencing all good
Vpply to F. A. GUTTENBERGEU
uug 17, 1880-y3t
ATTENTION HATTEttY,
The Howell's Artilloyy Company wit.
icet ill fluna'iS'dllo every Saturday
from now to the 13th of October for tii
anrpoeooi perfi-eting the.mselvi sin Dri
preparatory to going to Atlanta,
i. G. JORDAN, 1. HERMANN,
O. Herg’t. Onpt. Com.
SIIE WILL KEEL ON HAND ALL T1IE TLVfl
ZEPHYR, HOSIERY, NEEDLES, ZEPHYR NEEDLES, TOWELS,
HAN KERCH I EES COMPS, PVTTONS, PINS, SOAPS, CANVASES for
ZEPHYR WORE, DOLLS, TOYS, MARBLES, BALLS, FINE <fs COM
MON CANDY. RENTES, PENCIL, PENS, IIAMP ERG EDGING, da.
Fans, and Gloves.
COME AND SEE HOW CHEAP I WILL SELL.
THE PEOPLE'S
mm-
the most encouraging nature, and
from reliable sources, are coining in
... f?
every day. 'lhiu is, doubtless very
• graft)lying to the many frieuds of
• Mr. Norwood in this county. Mai.
T. O. \\ ix-kcr, our v.ell known fellow
citizen-3, hue just returned from his
pliuitej ’.ou in Randolph, and reports
that county as going for Norwood
by a largo majority, Muj.
W. says he conversed with intelligent
gentlemen from Clay, Chatham, and
other counties, and they were all en-
thuiastic for Norwood, and states
that their respective counties would
each give a handsome majority for
their iavorite. Maj. \V. says lie took ^
the voiu of thy train us lie was ro- 1
tuvniiiy, ;vu.i i: 15for N- rwo.’d
and ii .or Corquiv,, Lv;o oi threp not
voting.
Work and Mnvlc-
Pittsburg Post.
Now for Ohio—to capture that
is to end the fihgt, and we havo as
surances from Cuyahoga county
that the soug of the turtle ia heard
in tho land.
FOR TAX RECEIVER.
We are authorized to announce
the name of HENRY P. BARKES-
DALE as a worthy candidate for the
iifliccof Tax Receiver of Washington
county, at the ensuing election in
January next.
The head of an empty barrel in
the corner grocery may support
the curbstone orator, but it won’t
feed his family.—Waterloo Obser
ver.
Edward |j. Strohecker,aged thir
ty years, son of a prominent physi
cian qf Macon, wag found Moncjay
night unconscious on the sidewalk
on Broadway, New Y'ork, suffering
om opium poison from using
opium cigarettes.—Augusta Even
ing News.
Onions at Z. II. Houghton's,
For Tax Receiver.
Wo announce tho name of Mr. F.
M. Aronu for 'Tax Receiver for Wash
ington county at the ensuing election
■n Jun. next. Friends,
Giles
Sun HU
ItidriieviUe
e'lttoc’s
SumlersviHc
Wainmock.'s
l>7
TAX ftOTICE, LAST ROUND.
I will attend the following named pin
ces specified below for the purpose of col
lecting the State and County Taxes for the
year 1880:
'• i ridny
Monday
‘ Tuesday “ 1!
‘ Wcd'icsdny “ l:
Tliumday “ 1:
Friday • '• II
“ Salurday “ 11
'* Monday “ II
“ Tuesday “ II
11 Wed. forenoon “ 2j
“ Wed. afldiioon “ at
lliuraday at
“ Friday •* V.
“ Snlurdny •' T.
“ Monday 11 S!
“ Tun lay “ 21
j‘ Wednesday 2'
‘ Thursday forenoon “ 2!
“ •• uitemoon '* 2i
Friday “ 2'.
Suiidursville from Saturday Oct. 30tli to Wedues
pay Nov. 3d Inclusive ut which time my hooks will
close W. U. TUIOrUN, T. O. W. C. '
' aug 24, 1880—tf- ' * -
IiHvlus X Houds 88
Mollrldc.s ■' 88
Np 14 C. n. K. •
Uohismi's Turn Out 00
Tettnille No. 13 0l
ruberuitclo 1315
Hebron 08
l’rossei's 00
clay’s loo
War. lien’s mills 130
Union Chinch
FOR TAX RECEIVER.
The friends of J. P. Riddle an
nounce him ag a suitable person to
fill the office of Tax Receiver of
Washington county at the ensuing
January election.
The Lightest Running Machine
ever Made.
TfiE MOST POPULAR AND BEST OF ALL.
Tke Bobbins ure (found without Running or
Tnttircaiitng tho Machine,
HO GETTING OUT OE OEDEE.
The Beet Machine for Agents to Sell.
Bond for Illustrated Circular to
jMe’iMtlUiieCo.,
Watlley, U.S.A.
R. A. EvanB, ngant,
Washington (Jo., Ga.
For Tax Receiver.
The friends of K. J. N. Walden
announce him as a suitable candi
date for Tux Reciver at the ensuing
election in January next.
Many Voters.
For Tax Receiver.
I hereby,announce tlmt I am n candi
date for the'office of Tax Receiver aud
respectfully ask the support of my friends
and the public at tlie ensuing election,to
be held ou the first Wednesday in Janu
ary next. If elected I will endeavor to
discharge faithfully the dqties of the of
fice. Respectfully,
JNO. O. PACE.
Saudersville, Ga., sept 1-i.
FOll SHE ii IFF.
We are authorized to announce the
name of GEORGE W. PRINCE ns a
caudidijte for the office of Sheriff of
Washington county, at tho ensuing elec
tion in January next. te ‘
Don’t forget you can get the best
Cheese at Z. H. Roughton’s.
Gocoauuts at Z. II.
Roughto
FOR SHERIFF.
I Jlereby annouce that J nip a can
didate for the office of Sheriff of Wash
ington county, mid respeptftlly solicit
tlie suflerage of the voters pf said coun
ty at the next election. I am' still in
tlie race, any sti(temej)|s or reports to
the contrary notwithstanding.
Q. A. Roughtou,
strayed
A Small Black Cow, Marked, swalla
fork and a under bit in tlie right ear
under bit and a riit ill the left car, witl
roil Calf with white facie. Any inforuiu
tion thanljfuly receivedr
aug 31 1880 1) H. TUCKER.
(4 EO RG IA— Wash i ngton C oudIi
By C. C. Brown, Ordinary.
Whereas Alfred G. Register njiplinli
letters of Guardianship of John, Oorp
Vtiee, Frances, William, Winitre.i, let
om, and Janies Martin, minors uiJvl
1. Martin, decoasej.
These ah- therefore to cite ami Rita:
sh all and singular tfie kindred amh.v
tors of said deceased, to lip (\iid iqi|«
tt my otueo within tho time pretcriti
tliev 111'
iy law and sliow cause if any they In
vli.v said h iters should not lie grunts
Given under my hand and official ii
lutim- at August 5tb, 188(1.
aug 5~3t)d C. C. BROWN, OrJ’j,
GEOPvGTT A—Washington Court
By 0. C. Brown, Ordinary.
Whereas Joseph D, Martin appliesfi
etters of Administration, dr, boi;u M
ill tlie estate of John H. ^[artin, Ad
Tiieso are therefore to cite mid niton
sli all pel sons concerned, to beiuulij
/err at my otliee within the time
■erilird by and show cmiBe, if any tU
Hive, wliy onid letters should nut'
'ranted.
Given under my hand ut officetb
Vugust 5th, 1N3Q.
G. O. BROWN, Ordy.
aug 5-30d
GEORGIA.—\\ ayliington County.
Alexander’Archer has applied for ex
emption of personalty and petting apart
and valuation of Homestead, and I v/ili
pass upon the same at 10 o’clock a. in.
on the 2d day of October, 1880, at my
office. C. C. Brown, Ord’y.
sept 9, 2t
BlVyOUit j^j^^MUSIUAL
Iiistru-^p^^ meats,
From the
Store of
JERNIGAN.
On hand and for sale at all tinjes
Violin Strings, Violins, Boxes,
Bows, Rosin, Harmonicas, Ae-
jordcons, Bridges, Pegs Ac.
< JEORGIA—Washington Coust
Will be Bold before tlie Conrt-iu*
door iu the city of Hiindorsville dura
the legal lumts of sale on the lirst Tm
lay in September next, the full"**
property, to.wit:
One trncl of laud on the waters oi Oi
and Deep-Step creeks, containing t
ceres more or lore, levied on as tliepnj
•rty of A. Archer to satisfy a Bii|M
Court ti fa ill favor of R. L. ltodg®
vdm’r. vs At ex. Archer. Legal n" 1 *
fivou defendant in possession. Froj*
ty pointed out by plaintiff’s attorney.
Also, one-eiglitli interest in 814»(
>f laud, lying in the 98th district, k"
on the property of John E. Cull®
satisfy two Justice court fl fas iu favor
R. Y. Rod gyp va John E. Cullens, k
ies made by R. M. Brown, Const*®
and legal notice given defendant. W
erty pointed oift by plaintiff’s nttorMj
A. M. MAYO, Sheriff.
ang 3—tds
FOH SALE,
A GENTLE HORSE, and new
double-seated buggy, with pole
and shafts.
Apply to MRS. E. S. RYALS,
sept 28—2t Sandorsville, Ga.
Boot mut Shoe
G. A. REINHART respect
fully informs the citizens oi
Washington and adjoining coun
ties, that he lias opened a Boot
and Shoe shop in Sqnddfayillp,
uext dqor to Pringle & Orr’s
store on Hayne’s street, wliere he
respectful!j solicits the patron
age of toe ladies and gentlemen.
All work done in the best style
and of the best material,
July 6—tf
GEORGIA—Washington Court
By C. C. Brown, Ordinary.
Whereas George W. Tanner, off
to mp for letters of Dismission usaW
istrator of the estate of David Ta® 1
late of said county, deceased.
These are tnerefore to cite and .
ish all persons concerned, to beon<h
pear at my office witliin the time F
scribed by law and show cause,
they have, why said letters should 1
be granted.
Given under my hand at office m
dersville, this July 29th 1880.
O. C. BROWN, OrB
july 29—3m
GEORGIA—Washipgton County.
Whereas, E. O. Bostick, al ^ n !jj
bonis non, ou the estate of B. "•
deceased, applies to mo for * ct,e
dismissipn ii'oin said estate.
These t(ye therefore to cite ao
fponisli all' pe^pns coucerned, 0
aud appear at pay office wilm^
time prescribed by law, and slip"’jt*
if any they have, why sr*’ 1 * c
should iiot be granted.
Given under my hand at "
Saiidfii'sville, this June 3d, 1880,
is June ou, ‘"“-a
C. C. BROWN, »f!
June 3, 13S0 -3m ‘
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