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FOR PRESIDENT, 0en.WinfieR S, Hancock, OF PENNSYLVANIA.. < FOR V IGfc-PRlvoIDENT, W.H. ENGLISH, OF INDIANA. presidential Electors. {STATE AT LARGE. Hon. J. C. C. Black, of Richmond, jilon.lt. E. Ken non, of Randolph. ALTERNATES. S on. L. J. Glenn, of Fulton. In. Pratt ^diiuis, of Chatham. TI10 Election. At last the agony is over and the Gubernatorial^ootest is ended,gootj feeling exists throughout our entire community, and the Democrats of old Washington are oqce jporp uni ted, and ready to battle for our Na tional Standard bearers “Hancock and English” and nn honest gov ernment. Success is within our reach and yitjh tlo.e proper effort our favorite .candidate^ representing true Democtacy will be triumphant ly elected and jGcorgju ?l * in Sevenr ty six will retain her position as the Banner Stato of the solid South District Electors, First—Samuel D. Biadwell, of Lib erty. Second—Win. M. Ilammond, of Thomas. . Third—Christopher f}. Smith, of Tel fair. ■Fourth—Lcandcr It. Raj - , of Cowe ta. Fifth—John I- 1 hill, of Spaulding, pi^th—Reuben B. Nisbet, of l’ut- uam. Seventh—Thomas W. A,dkin{i. of Bar tow. Eighth—Seaborn Reese, of Hancock TSinth \Vm. E. Simmons, of Uwiu- pptt. Af.TEfltffiTfS. First—Josephus Camp, of Emanuel. Second—Wm. Harrpon, of Quitman Third—Jus. Bishop, Jr., of Dodge. Fourth—H. L‘. Cameron, of Harris. .fUfth—-Daniel P. Hill, of FnfjUm. gixth—F. G. DuBignou, of Baldwin Seventh -P. W. Alexander of Cobb Eighth—Jus. K. Hines, of Washing ton, -Mario# C. Royd, of White. Cflflgf’p.s.sihjlill Nominations to Dat< Hon. W. H. Turner, Second District - HodaJ. H. Blount, Sixth District. Jlour H. P. Boll, Niuth DytrL;t. fcfi^iCoNojussB—-Eiquth Dist. loVjVf .ffiphtns, Mr.Tildon on Ohio. Cleveland, October 9.—The fol lowing telegram to John G. Thomj - son, Chairman of tiw Stato Dorno- cratio Committee was received at Democratic rallies throughout Ohio to-ui 0 ht. New York, October 8 —Hon. J. 0 Thom) sun: ft yould delight mo ti visit the Democrats of Ohio at Col ambus on Saturday evening, bnt 1 could n^vt address thorn. I therefore ipeuk to them by telegraph as I mus' it present. It was ray opinion in 1870 that if all Ohio Democracy had known nnd believed in the strength if their cause, Ohio would havo been carried fyr the Democratic tjeket. The erroy should not no\v ho repeat ed. If /every mail will meusuro his own effort and sacrifice in the pend ing canvass by an extrordiuary stan- lard, the Ohio Democracy will give a victory in ad’/afjcoof the National contest. Sami/el J. Tilpen. H EARTHEN DING INDEED- A Molffhr and Thret Children Serious ly Burned—The Children Pi'* Prom tftfi Effects of tj)e Injuries By Telegraph to the Chronicle. jAfifutonfii.fyK, Fla., October $.*-A heartrending accident occurred in Lavilla, jn the surburbs of this city to.-Jay. About two o’clock Mrs. Wm. Cla^te Juid just finished the family meal, and two of her children stood by her near a gasoline stove reservoir, which bIio was about to fill. From some unexplained cause, the vessel of gasoline, which Mrs. Clarke held became iguighted, and a fearful ex plosion occurrod, fill; ng the room in stantly jvilh a volume of intense llnme. Mrs. Clarke and her three children were burned in a most ter- ■iblo ;manner. The three children have died, and there is little hope of recovery of the mother. Mr. pl^rj^s is one of the leading business men in his place, and Mrs. Clake waB greatly beloved by a largo circle of friends. Tho sad calamity has cast a gloom over the entire pQJJ)mifnity. The Cotton Wokm Conquered. Gen. B. F. Butler, who ltaB re cently pjado a trip of th.o West, says,' “Gcp Hancock will certainly carry Indiana in November.’' While we dou't upon Butler as yery good authority, wo can but liope that tho old fel]k/w is right th lime for once, at least. lfppiember tfjc election fpr Pres ident and Vice President and Con i' eouies pff^thc lirst-Tuas- P* Mtfyjn.-N oV&itolsdr -noxt, 'let- every democrat be sure to go to the polls nnd vote. r COL By 'un' bVt'rivtieiniing ipnjority tliis gentleman is chosen to oocu A i>v the;Executive Mansion inAt- . ]i\n{n for two years more, it is a nicelioifije and well 'furnished, we admire ljis taste for tho quarters are not only handsome but comfort- Rfie, and our county gave him a The People Taxed to Death It fij ayej-y eltajlow boast op the part of tho republican journals that eitico 1865 the party has paid off $900,000,000 of the debt. In this way tho burden of fifty years bus been crowded into fifteen. The pebplq.haye.hpou tax ed to death- In the liglR qf this boast the desperate years of hard ship, the nncounted bankruptcies the long continue,4 papic opt 0; which the country has u$ last ptrug glod, are all accounted for, The loa’d of two* generations- has been saddled upon less than one by in oompefept administration. Not even the fierce straits of war have so'proved the strong, foundations of the republic as the rash and reck less exploits ot partisanship that have followed in its footsteps.— Philadelphia Record. processor Riley expresses the ut most confidence that henceforth planters will he able to defy both cotton apd h«)l worm. Planters Ijo poisonod eprly apd intelligent ly hayc Bayed a fujl crop aqjid ut ter destruction by the wofm of un- loisonod field,s all pro^pd them, he commission fiayp tppted pearly ,vo tops of ipdigjepous plants in the hope of finding a better and sa fer remedy tbap Paris greep but only ope—the pyrothrum—of any practical yalpe, They have reduc ed the cost of poison to one fourth of ite former expense, by iptrodu cing London purple as a substitute for Paris green. Wbil« there is room for still further uxperipiept, Professor Riloy said the other day at the £t Jjoui* cotton exchange, “tho intelligent cottop planter jvill hereafter not foar tlpj ryortp, }t be ing virtually conquered, nnd thus one of the ip°»t serious obstacles to profitable cotton culture ip the more southern sections of t)pa belt is removed/’—-New York Cotton. fMjtuiiy/ 8tfcCi)d fo no othcrin th S tate - “Nominations” r'Iivbitter to preserve our organi sation and keep the Democratic 'patty invincible in old Washington it is opr duty to nominate candi- .. dates tpi‘ all positions of either hon or, trpst or profit, that the nonti- pes3 can be elected ia i)ow a fixed jactj and in qrder tq secure good juitl tnic iqep we should place in flic field for county officers a full ficket nominated fairly and honest-j ostly in accordance with the rules qf .tjie Democratic party, and their success at the .January election Would in our .opinion be certain. Let the subject be fully canvassed and if desired by a majority lei nominations be made, if hot let it Kqov/n and understood at once . jhat'a scrub race is preferred, so > '*Hlnit all who desire to run can put j-hemselves in training for the race. Cusp Concisely Stated BOSTON l‘OST • Let it bo remembered that the democracy can win without Ohio, Indiana or Maine. But we expect to have ’em all the same. Our Advertisers. NE WHAN A SON, Dealer in Dry Goods dc. A. S SPAJIKS, Dealer ip groceries Ac G JV TfANNflR Dealer in Groceries Ac J. GREENWOOD, Merchant Taylor A Dealer in Dry Goods Ac Mrs. S. FANNIE JERNiaAN, Dealer in Fancy Goods, Toys, Dolls, Confhclioneries Ac. Z. H no UGH TON, Dealer in Confectioneries Ac. H. C. HOUGHTON, Dealer in Confectioneries Ac. J. T. T4PPEH, Blacksmith Machinist Ac. J. T. LAVEIONE, Blecksmith A dealer in Coffins, Caskets O. W. H. WHITAKER, Dentist- DR WM R^ WLINOS Physician and Surgeon DR HN HOLLIFIELD Physician A Surgeon DR J R ROBERT# Physician Hurgeon R D EVANS Attorney At Law C C BROWN Attorney At Lay) O H ROGER8 Attorney At Law E A SULIVAN Notary Public G D RE INHEART Root A Shoemaker TCGLEN PhofogrQ])lj.o; Tina PEN RllOl HERS Dealers in Wagons Ao A J 3ERNIQS.N Watchmaker A Jeweler A REVOLUTION Tn the Dry Goods Market. Jpst reqejyed 11 CONSIGNMENT of GOODS which must be sold. THE Cn. HM)EST Bargains ever offered in Samlersville in that line. Calicoes 4143 to 5c. per yd. Dress Goods for 7 1-2 cents and upward. Irish PoplinB besCqualities 20c per yds. Other goods in proportion. My Official AdvkptiSkmeNts. Hereafter we will publish all official advertisements eBataiatir— from the officers of our qountv Stock of Clothing rpassed >0 apy Market for style, selaetion and p urnishing goods at reduced rates. Shoes and Boots G.epty Baptyst ('fenrch Appointive New Bethel, Baptist. • V. ^ Smith,4th Sunday in eaelji luohAV. Jackson, Baptikt T. J. Beck, Sunday each month. ltiddleville, Baptist, J. J, Jf... man, each Sunday 11 o’oolocky •• >)t. Moriah, J. M. Smith, 34 . Sunday ip each month. Dayisbovo, W. L. Kilpat,rick,2(j Sunday in each month. iSitlf ARE NOW OPENING .4, A BEAUTIFUL STOCK O^r PRY GQODS, OPOTHINQ, . -j_ At pri/ae# tliatwill astonish eyerybody. A full lino of Hats lower than ewer offered in this market. I keep on band a lull line of NOTIONS, Piece Goods, such as Cassimeres. Water Proofs and Jeans at yery low figu/res. Examine my stock nnd convince yourselves. Call at „c t5 _3 W Greenwoods Store. See Sign of* JYew Cheap Store. Where Wes Moses F0K SHKK1FF. We aro authorized to nnnonneo tin name of GEORGE W. PRINCE as 1 candidate for the office of Sheriff oi IFushington county, at the eutiuing elec tion in January next. te TO BURN? As this isn’t n very impmt.uit matter. \yo will prone Fact--,. That at SPARKS POPULAR GROCERY and STORK, you will find prices to defy competition, Bacon, Flour, Lur'd Meal, Grist, Syrup, Molases. jjjifgar, Coffe, Rice, Cheese,8Butter. Teas, Spie#, cd with the VARIETY HATS, SHOES;* •, ■ j. Carefully seleqted by our Junior, in New thrift Our Stock of JEWELRY,” :i WATCHES, GOLD & SIhy|| Plated Ware, ' sting of a great variety of novelties, novpy before seen in fiiij market, is exceedingly handsome. Wonuiko ))Q display qf sensutign- al advertisements, but will eon- .•ince our friend* wlioi) tljoy boii. ir us with their patronage, tlmt our goods arc good solid goods, and oijr prices as reasonable as |liu most exacting enu expect.. NEWMAN & SON, sept 14, 1880 '* FOll SHERIFF. I hereby announce myself ns n enndi date for Sheriff of Wiudiinapm county the ensuing election in January next Should I bo elected I shall diaclmrge tin duties of tho ofllco with fidelity. a. n. traNvick. An Oil Cjty nmn went fishing §at;;ydapr, aqfi be come home with nothing but a little half-pound boss. “Is that all you caught ?” asked his friends. “That’s all?’ repliend tho, . ‘Jllow many bites did you have-I*' “None.” exclaimed the fisherman, and the whole crowd cried, “lie's found he’s found ! Here is tho honest fisherimi.” He’d have had fifty invitations to drink in ten minu tesifasmall boy hadn’t broken through the crowd,and said: “See here mister, yer gave me a bogus nickel for that nip fish-” And that crowd has no faith in human nature. FOR SHERIFF. 1 Hereby nmiftiico tlmt I iiiji a can didate lor the office of Sheriff’ of Wash ington county, nnd respeetftlly solicit the sufferago of the voters of said coun ty at the next election. I am still in the race, any statements or reports t< the contrary notwithstanding. O. A. Roughton. It is astonishing how completely some people p in be absorbed in their own thouglitB. A prominent candi date, wliq gives up the wltolo of bis tqind fq polices, rapt a protniuont elmrcli member, wbo remarked tliat bis obuich bad just got q now organ f‘i bopo jt \yilj support tbe regular nominees,” wqs tbe ubpont minded reply.—Wrigbtsville Recorder. A Brooklyn lady has bepq c° m pelled to leave tho pity for » days leaving h°r ?HbfU er V er y 8 * c ^ at bQ«ie. "‘Glow is Tfiy ^P rtre8t ma?’’ she asked her husband, “>s she yet alive?" She is, darling she has just called me a brute and thrown a bowl of gruel at my head.” t(Thank heqven for that! She will be spared to ust” Hams, Pupped goods of all kinds, Maokeraj, Onions, Potatoes, Apples, Confeetions, Peanuts, Drugs, &c. FUI1WITURE Consisting of Room suits. Bmeatts. Safi s,' Bendstpuds and’Chairs. I have also added lo my slock a complete line of ’Fi . , y#if Tty* llecejyw, We antaoudtee the pans of Mr, F M. Amnu for Tax Receiver for Wiisb- ngton comity at tbe ensuing electiot iu Jan. next. Fiiif.mjs. FOR TAX RECEI VER I respectfully annonnoe myself to the voters of Washington county as a candi date for the office of Tux Receiver at tht ensuing election in .Tunnury next. BEN. H'HIDDON. FOR TAX RECEIVER, We are antboiigod to renounce the name of HENllY P. RAUKES DALE us a worthy candidate for tin ffioeof Tiijf Receivorof Washington county, at tbe ensuing election it January next. FOR TAX RECEIVER. The friends of J. P. Riddle an nounce him as a suitable person to fill the q4l ce °f Tax Receiver of Washington county jyt the eqpuiqg January election. -If If yon want goo.I Sugar 111*4 fcogo to Z. H. Houghton's. * 1 ^fr. Best! I Besurpand examine them it you want something good. I keep op hand a lull line of Hollow-Ware ds Tinware, ffollow ware, Tinware, Crppktiy nnd Glassware, TOBACCO, CIGARS & SNUFF. (Shewing and Smoking Tubacco, Cigars, Pipes, ^nttff &o, FCABDWARE, plows, Plow gear, Spun Yarns, &o. T))P qbove named goods are kept Constantly qn band nnd iqv stock .j kept pp hy daily receipts of fresh go«4k- Ufil| qnd examige p>|* your- selveg apd he Qopvinped tlnif, t|]gse are solid fopts. A, % SPARKS, l)ii»lm ft* 1 o\v btfoflHc 1 nblic. You r ^ Itiukr UM'lio.vui-.ri a work for tin limn nt nn; UiluWtl.r, Cupllol not reqlllreu. N r kill rlnrl you tl'J u iliir oiwl U|- — write niHfir ul Imiur In tho In' itiiMrioiu*. Mcii.l'vomi-n, boy* nrnTglrl* i-vcrywhcre to work for n* Now I* tin- film-. Yin run <1. vote your w|/"V Uim' to th«- work, T *l| your *1 nro moment" No Other blirtiier" wig |>,j VOII m»rtv II" well. No one w lllll to work n, full i. raiike enormou" u»y ijy »' «"• Ccwtlv Outfit Mill term" flee. A Rrr"T «|>portnuly for luitklntr money euilly unit hononibly Ad.lim Tick & On.. A«kii*Ih, Null.,. Hoot and Shoe G. A. REINHART resprot- fully informs tho citizen*,, ol Washington and adjoinjngcMin' ties, that he has opeBed a llcot aud Shot* shop iu Sandersvilk next door to Pringle & G'rr’i store on Hay iUr's where k respeetfullv solicits the patron* :ig“ of the ladiesnd gentleineii, All ^vorkdutte .in the best style mtj of the hurt map-pul. .July 0—tf ON EAST SIDE BROAD ST.- Sept. 28. i860. 3m <ANPERSVIRLE,GA. JVew . We get Beat- The Governor's election is over ‘’pncLour man ain’t elected. Yes, you beat us and we are not going to feel bad about it. We feel like j.iie little boy, we doq ? t t]}ink you pan do it again. The trpq’qlq with us, was we did not have yotes enough, we arp going to try Han cock and Engl’sh nqw aped s ce if. We can't hayc better luck, Here is opr flgf? Rah’ fqr Hancock and Georgia ya* the hqpner Statef of the Union in <hP last Presidential election, and let qs try ,tp be this t|me. Let the Dgipa- prats o'rGeorgia'next' Noyember, roll up one hundred thousand ma jority for Hancock and English and siill keep the Ban*'~r. CONFEDERATE GRAVES. Editors E,,ynyuj News: A lady friend, wbo transcribes the names herself, bus furnished me with tbe following list of uamesof Georgia soldiers buried iu London Park, Bnl imore, Mil., aud I seud them to yoq with tbe request to publish, as it may be some information to tjip friends and relatives of tbe dpeq^sed. 4'be graves are all jn gpoj ttU< ^ well pared for : J. Clemens, Go. Q, 24th pa. A. J. Cocbrntip, Co. E, 41st Ga. George B. Elliot, Co. D, 53d Ga. W. Frederick, Co. D, fid Gft. A. B. Fostei, Co. Iv. 04th Ga. F. H. Jarrell, Co. E, 13th Ga. S. Lawson, Co. E, 22d Ga. H. E. Orliff, Co. L, 61st Ga. L. ij. Pierson, Co. E. 28th Ca. W. B.’ Smith, Co. A, 7th Ga. H, P. Taylor, Co. E. 7th Ga. D. Teems, Co. G, 38th Ga. W.'JI. Thirgett, Coy C. 7th Ga. p.rWalker, Go. K. A^th Ga. J. R. Walker, 59th Ga. *■n: V Wfttfs, Co. D, 2d Ga 4 * -■■■ x. A correspondent writes that he would like to become an editor. You would, son? You would eh? Well.after you have become an editor ind write “I kissed her under tbe silent stars,” aud tho compositoi sots it up “I kicked her under tho cellar stairs,’’ yoq wifi jqst ache to grow bow-legged following a pair qf oxen along a ^rooked furrow across a for- tyracre field— Bqrligton Hawkeye. For Tax Ileceiver. The friends of K. J. N. Walden announce him as a suitable candi date for Tux Rcciver at tho ensuing election in January next. Many Votebs . For Tax Receiver, I hereby announpo tlmt t am a candi- ato for tin date for the ofiloo of Tux Receiver ami resneojfully auk the support of my friends and the public nt the ensuinpt election,to beheld on the first Wednesday iu Janu ary next. If elected I will endeavor to dikolia/go faithfully the duties of the of fice. Respectfully, .TNO. C. PACE. Samlersville, Ga., sept 14. Mrs. S. Fannie Jernigan has opened a J\*oiion Store next to JEliNIGAN S JE irEhR V “ K 4 SflE WILL KEEP ON HAND ALL TJJE TIME ZEPHYR, HOSIERY, NEEDLES, fSEPJlYll NEEDLES, TOWELS, IIA NKER CHIEFS COMBS, BUTTONS, PINS, SOAPS, CANVASES for ZEPHYR WORK, DOLLS, TOYS, ffARBRES, BALLS, VINE d COM MON CANDY, SLkTES, PENCIL, PENS, HAMBURG EDGING, Ac. Fans, and Gloves. COME AND SEE HOW CHEAP I WILL SELL, U KORGIA—Washington County By 0. C. Brown. Ordinary. Whereas George W. Tanner, »ppl« to mo for letters of Dismission. Mudmiii istrator of the estate of David Tsuw, late of said county, deceased. These Bre tuerei'eyc toflite and *lmo»' ish all per/wps coqeerued, to be audip- poijr at my office within the timer sen bed by )a>y and show dauVi.'- if they have, yUy said letters ehiajlll ho granted. Given under my hand at office m lersville, this July 29th 1880. C. C. BROWN, Oiil’j. july 29—3m GEORG 14_\Viphinglon County. lEhereas G. J, Rlkii s, nilminisInU pu t ie estate of H. Jf. Sheppard, ili'«* ed, i:pi> i s for lefive to iell tho i ntirei* al ei fate of said liecei seil. for tin 1*. pose of a final settlement with the hfis and creditors. Tliis is therefore to notify nil oonce*: ed to ijliow Gauge, if any they have, kill in the time prescribed by law, pine In' will be grunted said npplienu as npplv for. t Gjven under my hagilgt pfflno thill" day of October, 11880,0, <3. Bno* 1 ' act 4 30d ' Ordinary THE PEOPLE’S k. a. p,; Don’t forget that Z. H. Rough ton has moved to one of Evan's new Stores next to Greonwood’s, Jqdgo AHis, of the late South ern Claims Comrnissiqu, >yho is 11 very pronounced Republican, and lms yepently .beep appointed member of thp Ffeqeli American Claims Commiasion, luva just re turned from a vipit to Npw York, Boston apd qtlypr poipts Nprth, and iq conyersiRipu >vitli a friend Friday evening sqifi tbal ffom a|l itp saw apd heard wfiije filYfiy be was convinced that Iliificqpk wijl fie elected President in Noveinbef. ;; 3 ? GEORGIA—Washington County. By C, C. Rrown, Ordinary. -JVhereas, Elizabeth falter and Mark Newman applies fpr letters of odminis : tration on the estate of Aylesbury Wig gins. late of said oounty, deoesnsed. These ore therefore to cite and admon ish *U ftbd singular the Jbndred and crefiitqrs pf wd ^ewaBed, to Re a»d »p- pear my ouIqo within th© tim© pr©* screed by lW anA shpw pause if any they hayo wfiy IPtFlB should ngt he grantoq. ... Given under my lmnd nnjl official sig nature, at Saudersville, Gil., this Sep tembet 5th, 188Q, G- C. RROWN, Befit fi, ' ' 94? HOW TQ SAVE §20.00. You can do it by buying a first class SEWING MACHINE, from Jernigan and pay the cqsb fpr it. Jf yjq wisfi ar,y Desiccated Cocoa- nut Rend to Z. H. Roughtnn’s. All kinds of Canned goods H. Roughton’s. ut Z GEORGIA— Washington County lyhereas Irwin Jackson, ex captor of estate of ylllen Jookson, dec'd. (ipplies for leave to ^ell all the lnnda of said estate fpr fcfi'e purpose of pfty|pg the debts fiutJ fipftl ipstributiou afiiopg the heirs. This is thepfpye to notify all persons concerned^ to slip'# oanse, if apy they have yjjtl'mt tfie time prescribed by law else Ipaye will bo granted said applicant as applied fpr. Given Unde* my baud at office this 4th day of October, IfiBQ. p ? MWt W oct7-3fia Oranges, Oranges, H Roughton's. r Oranges Z. A DWLLLINW HOUSK AMI LOT FOR SA|,E ON WEST END. The House is new, contains four lnrge rooms and long hall through, splendid well of water, good servant’s roon) nnd kitchen. Lot is large containing nearly 2 acres, well improved, young orpliard of the finest fruit trees,'fencing all good. Apply to F. A. GUT’J’FjNRRRGER. nug 17, 1880-Gt ATTENTION BATTERY, The Howell’s Artillery Company will meet in Samlersville ' every Saturday from now to the 18th of October for the purpose of perfecting themselves iu Drill preparatory to going to Atlanta. S. G. JORDAN, I. HERMANN, O. Serg’t. Cupt, Com. You cun get fish by the lr2 barrel J-4 barrel oy gits at Z R. Ropgfitpn’g TRY IT Tbe Lightest Running Machine ever Made. Tfil MOST POPULAR AMD DEST OF ALL Vke Ilobl|Ink fire Wound vIthout Running or I'ntlireidlug the Machine. ■0 GETTING OUT OF 0EDEH. The Beet machine for Agents to Sel|. Send for I||u*mUed Circular to Feams'i SewliK Kacllne Co., WvUm, v.s.A, B. A. Evans, agent, Washington Co., Ga. Don’t forget you can .get the best Cheese at Z. H. Houghton’s. Strayed A Small lfiack Cow, Mwked, swallar fork anil a under bit in the right ear, under bit and a slit in tbe }eft ear, with red Calf with white ffipe, Any informa tion tlmnkfuly reeeiyed. uug 31 1880 ' D H. TUCKER. GEORGIA—Washington Count; IRhereas, Thomas and Macon Kj then, lulipinistratorfl of the estate of* Nancy lf*hrthen, deceased, nppij leave to sell all the stocks nnd bomli longing to tile estate of said decensA This is therefore, to notify all ecu* 1 ' ed to sow cause if any they have, vw the time prescribed by law, else W will be granted said applicant* wU plied for. . Given under my hand nt offidd October, 1880, C. Q. Brown, oct 7—3(kl OrilinMJ GEORGIA—Washington Couj TO THE SUPERIOR COD OF SAID COUNTY The Petition of Alfred Austell, ns L. Langston, Benjamin E. ^ Benjamin J, Wilson, Jnmes K- Hopatio N. Holfifield i\nd A. - Shows that they desire to be inW ted undey the name of “The W Rime Wprks*' for the term of \, years with the privilege of rewov^. obieots of this association ana m BUVVOp^ Instru-?,^ MUSICAL -llients, From tiie SfORp of JERNIGAN. On hand an^ for sale at all |ipie§ Viojin Strings, Violins, Boxes, Bows, Rosin, Harmonicas, Ac eqrcjepns, Bridges, Pegs Ac. objects of this association — ^ ness they propose to carry o® manufacture of lime for *><5 ric i building and other purposes, purchase nnd sale thereof gu This factory will be pear Bn said county, and they dpsire to . business in the county aforew . said State and elsewhere. 1 B - of capital tp be employed is vided Into shores of $25 encoi which has bpen actually pwd ' - They pi ay that they may be ww ted with all the powers nece purposes indicated above, Cqco(iEutg at Z. H. Roughton’s. » P I i a in your own town. $5 Outfit frne • N .°, if you want a businoBB at I which pe rsoim of eft hhr He^ can make gjeat pity ull tlie time they work, write for par tieulars to JI. IfALLKTT & Co.. Portland Miiiue, • ' iulvl3.lHfin~.lv • irpOBCB | _- g d ' ’Jt Attorney for j True extract from the iWH ns rior Court iGishingtoncountr, 1880. S. ST. NOltTHlNGiy oct 12. 1880—tf' ‘ '