DAILY RNQHKER -SDN, WU’MBl’S, -GEORGIA. 1U1U1:A
New?
from the Three States Told
Brief Paragraphs.
i,In lion*' Unrui'A Sour Npurta— Nrafrhmen
i ,in in if filn'ctl) to tiwirgla—Ni'nro liul.t at a
iliim li lii tt'iim nton— X llolil llurvlur at lllrm-
town, a freight train that he .li.tu’t see ran
VJ’ on , '** m '‘" ,1 kneckifi him .iif t'.e trkfiK
His l.ft irm fell on tie -nuk. l.oivever.
umi the train lrorally cut it off.
li.ct'veen 11 .-.ml 10 o'clock Mondav night
while the streets were full of ra-oi.'e n mar,
wits seen to tmleek the door of Eborn's
i grocery store, in the heart of the eity, uni!
walk in. After walking about in the store
lorn ttnv minutes, ns if he belonged there,
he coolly walked away with seven dollars
in money and some forty dollars worth of
goods. Beholders found out the next
. Tin. AltthuniH Normal Srhnnl Won, ® ooas : Ketiolclers found 01
imiluiMi I hi' ' v r**' 'ool Waiu, mornlng that he was a burgla:
4 l«l*— yen* yotvn from the Kauri ofHoucr*. , . h
I Among the resolutions passed bv the
— » i state normal school recently in session at
(irorirls. Florence, was the following: Resolved, I
T, 'K e ono U ?v U cott0 0 n 0mPlalDt BUrke 8 1*te'ha.s'd'onera rTs tiB greiiteV'good*that
county of lousy cotton. can be accomplished by repeating its
Crops in Ware county arc reported to be ; sessions every year, we earnestly petition
in good condition. . the general assembly of the state to nmke I
The early closing movement among the ' an adequate appropriation for ibis
merchants of Lumpkin has collapsed, ; pose, believing that no expenditure
'jfrs. W. H. Mandeville. of Fort Haines, P”'. 1 !" " e .''i"f. e would be of more advantage
ha9 since January 1 gathered 200 dozen I mTL ®L„ C , Rtional i, .* ter ‘* t ! ° f Alabama or
eggs and sold them. i the general prosperity of citizens. )
0, L. Carson, of Harmony Grove, killed 1 Welker, one of the largest j
flil( ,wl on lust konday morning thatmeas- L.ulP.jfu county, and a most .
Seed four feet four and one-h.lfinches from ffilapfwl.iehTs’ in &Jt ‘ HiTiS! ,
' At IJthonia half a dozen quarries are be- j cotton and eornare 'even better than They i
jug worked with large forces of men. were at this time last war. The acreage i
.Numbers of Scotchmen are arriving every | of cotton is ns large ns that of 1SS5, and the 1
duv -many direct from Scotland, the rock acreage of corn is fully one-third larger I
business is on a big boom. | than it was in 1885, thus demonstrating
Km-some time a ghost has been troub- that there is more land now under eultl-I
Ming the quiet citizens of Center. This ration than tluve w<-.s lust year. Planters
ghost appeared at ail hours of the night in that section do not regard themselves as j
a iid in all kinds of garb until the people ruined, hut hope to make a very' good and |
y , iv afraid to get out of doors for tear of profitable crop.
seeing him. j — .
Mr. Me!ule, of Lowndes, with good sea- : Hm-olu.
oils will make ten thousand bushels of . Peaches and vittei'melons me very scarce
rough rice, one hundred ami fifty bahjsof i 1,1 Lnlluhon, I
cotton, five thousand bushels of corn, two
thousand dollars worth of melons and
s'Tup. potatoes and meat in abundance.
Mrs. Florence Greer, at Chalky Level,
pu ns a pair of two-year-old twin Jersey
heifers so perfectly alike that they are un-
(listinguishable. The young lady takes
great care of the pair and proposes to ex
hibit them at the next state fair at At
lanta,
Colton fields are grassy In the vicinity of
Athens, but farmers are toiling vigorously.
These who planted as great a number of
seres as they could cultivate informer
y, Hre now confess themselves somewhat
'•overcropped.” Showers are frequent and
grass and weeds grow apace.
A man named Ennis was arrested at Ma-
i on Saturday by Officer Kennedy for
drunkenness. He found him staggering
along the street. When arrested he claim
ed that while he was drunk he was not
drunk while on the sidewalk but kept in
the middle of the road, which he tried
hard to do.
Amanda Neal, a colored woman living
ii one of Parker s wooden tenement hou .es
in Way-cross, smothered her four months’
eld infant to dent*i on Tuesday morning
last. It was at first thought by some that
it was intentionally done, but upon inves
tigation it was ascertained that it was ac
cidental.
J. McCray’s gin house, at Sparta,
me.
j j ..
HEAR THE WITNESSES.
MOST PERFECT MADE
Prepared with special regard to health.
No Ammonia, Lime c r Alum.
PRICE BAK'HO POWDER CO.,
fLOQId £U&N.EWJ£K»
A Crippled Confederate Says:
Ik'lily weighed 128 pounds when I commenced
ST. LOU!8» Gl*INN'S PIONEER, and now weigh 147 pounds.
I could hardly walk with u stick to Huppnrt me,
! and now walk long distances without help. Its
benefit to me is beyond calculation.
L). HU FI’S BOSTICK,
Cotton Buyer, Macon, (5a.
RELIEF.
FORTY YEARS A SUFFERER FROM
CATARRH
Wonderful to Relate.
Doctor's
Ccrtiflcate---Case
Poison.
of Blood
I have used OF INN’S PIONEER BLOOD RE-
NEWER in several eases of cutaneous disease*
of long standing witli the most satisfactory re
sults. Have seen the happiest results follow its
use in syphilis of the w orst form, and believe iti«»
he the best alterative in use.
J. T. ELLIS, M. D., Griffin, Gw A
A Voice from the Lone Star State.
The e.tngrcssiontd delegate-: from Duval |
county are to he chosen on July
One man in Loon county r> alized per
acre from Irish potatoes this sea-on.
An Illinois colony’, It is said, will locate j
in Columbia cc.unty next fall.
Two thousand j.er mile uiil gra<ii a:, i |
cross-tie the Lake Cit y and White Springs |
railroad.
Altoona chdms to have shipped the first i
peaches north from Florida. T.tVicr.ts
of the Feen-to variety were sent. t
A flowing stream of clear, *< < ! sulphur .
water was struck et the i»v fa tory art: shn
well at Sanford last week at a deptii <<■, .
about 85 feet.
A colored man, who farms '> iaike Jack-
son. Leon county, has a Held of corn mar
the lake that is estimated willyield at i-t
(iO bushels to the acta .
President John A. 1’r cities has sold an
interest in the Apopka and Atlantic rod- •
road to a company of ' triando gent'.emeii.
who will extend it through to Apopka. 1
Captain Sweat, of Piart City, is now rais
ing boss tomnioi s. ' Ml T. esiiav he iMilled 1
four whieli weigl.ed li>e pounds, ti.e lar
gest of which weighed ounces, it was ,
of the Acme variety.
Maitland will soon have one of the pret- j
tiest public park- in Florida. About si:
acres < I la M adj. iliiugth, .South Flolid:'
railroad has been secured, ami the
\ Caj$MSJED'.
V.
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A. H. Brambiett. Hardware Mer
chant of Forsylh, Ga., Says:
oh nr
ted hk»
health.
.- than
>u tm .pv
tr nn: I wi ;gh
Respectfully.
A. I*. THUMB LETT
GUINNS PIONEER HLOOl) REN EWER ban
cured one of my children of the worst cases of
scrofula 1 ever saw. Her skin is as clear us mine
Fon Forty Ykaiih I have l»een a victim to CA- ami the doctors say it is a perfeect cure in their
TARItil threi'-fourthsofthc time a siitl'erer from opinion. 1 am thankful for having tried this
uxcmvoiatiNo I'ains ACHofw mv Korkukap ami remedy. WM. L. PARKS, Dallas, Texas
my NOSTUII.S. Tlu* discharges were so offensive (
that I hesitate to mention it cxeent for the good ,
if may do some other sufferer. I have spent a
u’lmjr fortune from my lmrd earnings during m.v j
'forty vears of suffering to olgain relief from t lie
itoctors. I have tried patent medicines everv Savannah Ga.. January 20. 1886.
one ( could learn of from the four corners of the GUINN’S PKiNEKK BL< K Hi REN EWER hae
earth, with no relief. And at last . r >7 years of made s-vuil cures of blood poison and rheunm-
iigi" have met with a reinedv that lias cured me ti*»m :iu*i>ng my customers. f nu»st heartily
tiitirch made me a new man 1 weighed 1 *!S recommend it to snlh rei-s from these all!ictions,
pounds and now weigh 146. Tuned thirteen hot- 1 U. II. HILLMAN. Druggist,
ties «f the medicine, and the only regret i have is
that, being in tin* humble walk of lilt. I may not •
have the inllueiieu to prevail on all cntnrrfi suf- j
feror- to use whut lia« cured me GUINN’S PR)*,
inker blood renewkr.
HENRY ( TIEYER. New Oiii.kanr, La.. Jan. in. I88fl.
i 1 have been cmed sound and well of a had ca&»
hf hint'd poison by the
rll'IVV’C III/ iVI.'l.’IJ I
Mr. W. F. Jonos. M.icon. vSays: j
•.Fife ha- r;g:ti».eil her strength and in-
vd iO pound* in wtdtrht. Wo recommend
S'N'S PK)NFKRa k the bc-t Itnii^.
W. U. JONES.
of fifteen bottles (
(iU.V.VS' PIONEER Iff.GOD RENEWER.
will sound its praise forever.
JACOB KUUTE.
Mr. Hi rty Cltever, writer of l)u» above, forn
]y of Crawford county, non of Macon. Ga.. mer- heartily attest it
ii- the etuilitlmice (.fall inlercstetl in catarrh. .
W. A. HUFF, i:.\-Muyoi at Macon.
I am nrtpiainfcd with the above cane, and iuo.«*
to
eaught fire in an unknown uay at amt 8 aar.v improvements will he pul under hend-
oViock on Monday night. The lint was way at iir.ee.
banging about on the sides of the lions.
Rial the fire flashed over it as if it had
been powder, The file was diseovered
la-fore it made much headway, anil was
.xtinguished. It is thought to nave been
caused by rats “fooling ' with matches.
Cadet George F. Cooper, of Amerietis,
who inn been attending tue naval school
at Annapolis, Md., recently graduated,
nml lias been assigned to duty on the Van-
d'din, Cnpt. Harrison,now at t no Brooklyn
navy yard. On first entering school
(. urge was in a class of P5, only 25 of
whom graduated, mid was fifteenth in Ids
class.
The Toccoa News thinks that “rice cul-
t: re in White county could be made a
profitable business. A good acre would
nmke one hundred bushels. This riee when
cleaned would weigh thirty pounds to the
bushel which would be tnree thousand
pounds; and rice will bring anywhere five
c. nts per pound, which would be one hun
dred and fifty dollars on one acre. Would
it not he well for the farmers to tun, their
attention more largely to the cultivation of
this product? There is one riee mill in the
county, owned by Bev. W. B. Bell.”
Two negroes became involved in a dis
mite at a church supper in Warrenton oil
last Sunday night, which terminated in a
rather serious affair. Soon after the dis-
l ute one of the party left the church, ac
companied by a negro woman, and came
in the direction of town. When they had
reached the street near the Warrenton ho-1
tel footsteps were heard behind them, and ,
a moment later the negro was faced by his 1
late adversary, who demanded asettlement
of the difficulty which hud begun at the
church. One word brought on another
until a fight ensued, in which one of the (
party was badly cut in two places and the ■
other knocked down.
Fort Valley several weeks ago was '
startled by the news that three residences
had been broken into at night and various ;
articles of value abstracted from each. I
Kev. M. F. McCook, the Methodist
pastor there, was one of the suf- I
crers by these burglaries, as were i
also Mrs. ltoyal and Mrs. Drabnett.
A few nights before the Methodist and
Baptist churches were both entered and a
fine clock and other articles stolen from
each, The burglar who is responsible for
all this deviltry, lias been ascertained on ’
Indubitable evidence to he one Jack C ole
man, a colored citizen but recently re- ;
turned from the county chain gang, lie
Was captured on Saturday, and will in t >c-
tober, at t he superior court, be authorized i
to spend a term in the penitentiary.
Aliiiuiniii.
A great deal of sickness prevails among .
the children of Jasper.
Jasper gets more surveys and less rail- .
than any town in the state.
The citizens of Anniston are contribu
ting freely to the establishment of a pub
lic graded school.
The prohibitionists down in Tnskaloosa
want a new deal of the nominations.
They didn't have good bauds alter tlie
first'deal.
The Hartselle college has closed one of
the most successful terms in its history,
and a bright prospect of future success
looms up before it.
Talladega lias high hopes of catching on
to the car of progress this summer. She
will reach a feeder into the coal fields and
build two furnaces.
Professor G. O. Willet, of the LaFayette
college, has accepted the presidency ot the
school at Stevenson. He is a fine educator,
and LaFayette regrets to lose him.
The Y. M. C. A. at Selma have begun to
break ground on their lot, near the Calcti
block, for the purpose of immediately Ire-
ginning their work and pushing it to a
rapid completion.
The prohibitionists of Alabama have
called a state convention to meet in Bir
mingham July 6th. Jt is thought by many
that a full state ticket will be placed in the
field, with Hon. Sam Blackwell for gover
nor.
Mr. C. H. Greer has purchased the Cham
bers Tribune and will .assume t he editorial
management of the paper iH'Xl week. The
Paper will hereafter advocate the claims of
Judge J. J. Robinson for probate judge.
It has formerly advocated Mr. \V. C. Bled
soe.
A negro laborer named Jim Diiliuge 1 ',
employed on the Georgia Pacific railroad
extension, eameko Birmingham to spend
the night. Shortly before midnight whin
Walking i:i from Avondale. •<:' lb* ■ /l;
Last Friday Thomas Sf aou bridge, a col
ored man well known in Lake City, was
drowned in L ike Alligator. He was fish
ing, in company u itli another man. when
a fi tw oiWind e'uue down and upset hi'-
boat. His L-oi.ipiui'on waj rescued.
Gov. Perry don’t b sieve in officials treat
ing prisoners .-raellv. One Phillips, a con
vict camp guard, tor ciuoi treatment of
some convicts which lie teas i onveyirn-, t- -
the convict camp ..I Fey Wes*, was din
charged. The governor has no Use Jo:
such cien. and informed Mr. Wo i ■, tl <
keeper of thi prison camp.
Milton News: The potty lit ms" Ion. that
is going on among t'he 'color. -1 people
around Mlb.on is running tin county to an
i norm >us expetist All"t n :sill able o hear.
The rases are ait of t he dirtiest kinds, and
in some instances are of such a trivial na
ture that they are simply ridii uloits. This
week we have had three trials of a nasty
little ease between it couple colors 1 women,
with a jury each time, to settle a foolish
case that ought to have been disposed of
in fifteen minutes. We nope the next
legislature will do something to relieve
the state or county of this burden. At the
present rate those “nigger" quarrels will
bankrupt the county.
rive CoitS &:*ci Two Stiver Modals PRICE. PER
: wr.r.NI in !-’ 5 at ’.lie -iliot'A o:
New >'ni - ia- and ij: iisvWe. tail the Ir.
•'ebtious Expu-diu. of London.
The superiority o| Coia'iinc c-vet hon.
rr whale.lone 1ms now been lem oust rated
byovertive veins xj • Negts. If is mort
darable, more (dialce, inert comli rtabie
and r,ev?r Or.nfes.
Avoid cheap i.niiatio.i; jni.iieof vanon
kinds of cord. None ate genuine w'es
‘Dr. Warner's Cor/.link” is prints
on inside ol steel co-ret.
ns 5/it.F. sv au U/'.s:r.a mirchaxts.
WARNER BROTHERS,
S53 Broadway, Ns\v York C.tt
Guinn’s Pioneer Blood Renewer
CuiTy nil Bion I itiif] Skinj>ist‘itscs. ltliciinnilisiii. Scroliil.T, Old ^Soits.
a msiTCT simuxu mkdicim:.
BOTTLE $i.oo. LARGE; SIZE, $1.75.
ESSAY OX BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES MAILED LB EE.
hIL buivirnmi - - - imuiii uluiiuih.
L'iHiimn A (Ini-soil and dilv Dm” Slope.
B I I
Dili li
LOO)
People’s Line of Steamers.
Ff ST PASSENGER SCHEDULE OFTHE STEAMER
'WLM:. ID. ELLIS.
ARLINGTON HOTEL
Gainesville, -
I’ljilcr tin M.»
WINK i \ Vl.4m. -
Georgia,
dll ol
I I’b"
Mc.tmerKTT,l!8 wears tins Lorns hr Llio fiistc-1 hIc iuhi' iil' iiif! i-Bt
< 'h-.Ui.l>nocii<'c. 1 Ti'>t um.1 A}Nilu*:iii<.'oiu iiivtfb.
FORT ME SEASON OF 1880.
•NCCOUMOPATIOXS l?II{->T-CliASS IN 7 l-A'RUY PAitriCULA.U
J >XI*RESS. T(»lp^inpli ami IN.at Office. Rar fc
| li I! i-i ids ami linin' Simp ill in DiiiMiiij'.
j ’I’l.c cnisiMMvilf In* a m.i(*?• r <1 fcat'Mc under tlu;
I pri'si nt manitjfcint*'i|. A spacious iuvihIo, two
i sl iri».*i hijrh. pi. ■ a nniKiiiliccnt office ami hallK
tor summer, which with a broad piazza of two
stories on public s.jirue, inakcH
r Thcst.-a.m-rKU.IS If tow nmi.in K ti.e Ui .test lH^-iifeer schedule ontW n»:ittaho«K-l,ee , puma, s m .i uc, io.ik^
L I I r n !/ ^ tn i Apn’.achicoia M'.er.*;. makM.K two rip.sa week, leaving (-ol miims on Tmsdays for Apalaclt.cnla. _ n
r ij n K d h™’‘ m . The Ariii^i-n » iMigiitw summer i»rt.
* Ot, and utter Maj 2t*ih, the f'llowiujf «citP«Jute will bu run, river. foK» etc., permitting: , „
Mi:
ILL’S
LEU MEDIL.IXE
1 The Lurcka causes the liver to aft. f ’
1 pietimr tiiat K'.und ol'excessive bile, vi
. <lis'L--tion. rcttiilatc* the bowel*., tone** ••
• generally and make.- yf n U». m
| can't <“*•. riu’.tc the good that one b<»ttle
1 tvin ,i. ...
iu-
r .1. You
< f Eureka
you. It is tin? perfection of hou-'-hoi<i
I me-lictnes. Particularly at this season < f the
>ear, keep it in the LoU**e.
Jordan's Joyous Julep
e the case. pl«;
knew Jor.lat.'s J.
ne ( id of N( i ra •
Neuralgia.
:ci •: note
t- Julep to
SCHEDULE OF STEAMER WM. D. ELLIS.
a.
cry Saturday at 7:10 u in for Chattahoochee,
i The Steamer Ellta will take Freight for Warehouse Landings only, but \siil take
Passengers to and from all Landings.
SCHEDULE OF STEAMER MILTON H. SMITH.
i Leave.- < oiur.tbus every Saturday at «;t nt for Rainlniilge and Apuluchicoia. This boat will pass
Chattahoochee Sunday at 5 p m goiiiK down, and Tuesday at h p in coming up. This Bout will take
! reiifltt and passengers to and from ull points.
Arrival and Departure of Trains at Chattahoochee, Florida.
Savannah. Florida and Western Rail way East Mail Train Arrives from Savannah and Jackson
ville at 4 04 j» in. •
Lu-'U’s for Savannah and Jacksonville at ll:J0a in.
Pe:»su'-' la ai.d Ailantic Railroad Arrives fiotn Pensacola, Mobile ami New Orleans at 11 a in.
l'ii retinae In. Mobile an ’ New Orleans nt 1:14 p in.
The- l-M.-ai rates *f freight and passage to all points on tlm Chattahoochee and A pal;
rivers "id be us follows:
Our splendid Dining Hall will ho used tor
naming, ami Piof. II. W. Card’s full Orchestra,
of Macon, w ili supply the music.
myl 1 d21r.mgfr>{
Wm.L.TILLMAN } Georgia, Musco^et Ctmuty—
vs. Moitgage. &c. In Mnscogeei
It. II. GORDON. • Superior Court. May term, 1886.
PI' appearing to the < oun by the petition ot
Win. f,. Tiilinan, accompanied by Ihe notes and
mortgag* deed, that on the fourth day of May
Eighteen ilumin-d ami l-'igbty-tbrce, the defena-
unt made and delivered to the plaintiff her two
promissory note , hearing date the day andyeuir
tilVi
one nl't
id. wher
Cottf
ecu a,
"'FACTOR”
:\.:i-7r co
).*cw York.
Taxes! Taxes! Taxes!
V NSWr.lt. Will v«>.i give in ! Julv 1st will he
a dark du\ if you don’t.
eodAtW J. C. REED Y, 'iR. ,\l. (
5 Beautiful Building Lots fcrSale.
J OI’ATKI) '.n lower First avenue. ene-tiM!
I, I,lint- fl-t.ie slid r.l!.’n«ul. \VT! birilbh
mnnev to built! vour hnuve at reasonatve intiirt-M.
•fullN HI.Al K.MAU.
w weil Ir II Real K-littu Agent
Dr, W. W. Bruce k Soo,
Pliysicians iin<I Siirgonns,
f|<HE Senior of llie firm wil! ill-vote speeial at-
I tentioM IO l-'eioriie Bi-ense,. Office over
Frazer A- Dozier's Store. Resilience at Unil-aJ
ulaec. Dr. Robert Rriiie’s resilience on Rose
Bill. <'-lf
Electric Belt Free
Gossyp
WnmnnVTui Er.'cmi. D
ii-.n liu* kin i mud'*, and t
Jordan’s Bowel Mlxlure J1
M. D. HOOD x- CO.,
MnnnFueluring I>nwg , - , ‘\
93 Broatl Streel, C f j‘umbus,
it, r
GUARDIAN’S SALE.
\pal n-h.icola <Ki. (Mhcr points in proportion. Rules ami HchcduL •
•: Tlirougli tickets hoM by lids line to Savannah, .Jacksonville and
• freight at I) .at iiy H a in on day of leaving, us none will be rc-
<•*. da: rigl.t nf not landing il ;
a si*.p at any [joint not uuniei
i). OWEN:
freight ccusl-s after it li;t
Lihjc-Ct to change witko’il
point " in n considered dan^croti-* ov tin- pilot,
i the published list ol landings Inrnidn-d shippci
lischurgcd at a Inmling when no person i
T. II. MOOLI':,
Ai/i-nL 1 > >)ii mbits, f i
.MUSi OGLU CO' N I "/.
E. L \V* l adniinist rut or ofE. VST Up
j-r,ut*. i , * ■* m j j i in hi- petiEoi.
'.I-.; l !)•- h<i> D.liy a I mi insured ii
!•' i
if ;
•rued,
’ t».e>
lllll'
I v i?i a .1 ..- .- ii.. •
July next. ■•. i.
■ I the Mere • t I-.
uc-r •*'' Broad an*i .
unh'i* Ml vs •
It- Hu t! ;.,-'-p( rry
•. to-.vit: Tl
and to tin* m
•h
. the
the old A< ad im MHU.ie. in
bus. ill -
-until of: In i.l-t de-icrihed |. i
IV nrth ol .1 . • i
* .Mb umliviii i inter -I in am
city L-t No :h,. ii, -ai«l • D \ <.r
county ami -tatc, on C. • m
Tiiiriectn street and I '.urih a
Thirteenth ••treet ». P.-ei, nuu
‘.ending north on I »urth::' en
less, and oil "'nich are Mtua
houses. At ti)* same »ime an
ing undivided inter, -l- in -
moperty ; 1 be sold h> the
Hogan. Mecca-ed. who itr*- f.f 1 ‘
pnreha-er will get :);«• - j.: j». ♦
All of tin above <iev riia-d j,j
nn.tier: . of -.tin James Hog;.*:
1 -
el .v Gi.ardini.
r Ihlluid
i~ii.it ion unit rrn-ivf
t M..j.d;«% in July.
1 . M. BROOKS.
Ordinary.
re :hj- June iili,
M. BROOKS,
Ordinary.
I. COUNTY.
Davis, anminio,
i..i 1 ' :
Me all perv.ns cf.nci i
:j it<»r • hould not l»i
*.n and recciv«
first J■ ; ly ii -
ADMINISTRATRIX’S SALE.
Valuable' City Property.
F.OitCIA. MF.il OUF.l;
I icier and In. viitm
Mill ol Or- nifiiy ol -vJ li
i ll at p ihlu- miterj
Jm;
t'Xl, In
front nt ' In
of I;i. id und Tentn
Ini -. M O'COget . Ollllt\
s < ft til'll propefl V helm
t I . M K I
OUNTY.
! all oidei Ini
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salt.
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' re<i John
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GEOki 11.’
Wherein
of Win. L.
te all persr.ns co
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vt'.j- >houffi not
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hr.i M. mlav
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• Tgill. tin lol!»»will« do
»!u ihi t -t.tte '/fOrpha
A part of r ity l«*t num-
l). r”im. i n ih«- cornel ol Thiit* r-ntli street and
i im. b aM iim . in ' He « ii% «.f < oluml.u . in -aid
u pe ami "inn., 'liu- property wili in- sob I in
itvii lots oi par. i I-: the lit -1 iyiug imiiK-diately
i*i 1 tdjo iiim: s*. I . id • imn-li lo» frofing
on TL ’i i mli Mi"i eighty lect and nmt.mg
‘ark-., an. Hi. I* net - now i m-|o- • ug .said i»o r-
• oi -.i;o' lot, and irn' iding tin Iiweiiiiig
i i •. i -i ,i u.p. <i mi * aid part of said l"t; tin- second
Dm r.- |»arr • .ring a vacant Ir.t. irregular in
sh fVoii’.iu -* \t nty feet ami tr n uiciu-s. nn.re
r.r I. «.i. To irt cent li street, and sixty fee t more
• >r D-ss. t>ii l-oiirth avenue, ami Dminrlei! by the
1 or-. - no,’, t nr losing said second lot. Also ull
lDa' p; i. of r-ii v lot number •».;*>. in the city of ( o-
! uiil.n-. in s.,id » omit , mil state, on tin corner ol
Lnurti cut h street ami I- ift Ii avenue, fronting "ti
I .airu r-i tli -tier i seventy-1 wo feet. mr»re or less
and running hack south m v« nty t v\ o feet, more
r. r ! i - -. Also the east part rd sairl city lot imiu-
Der jL . in-aid r-ity of Cnluiuhu-. in said county
ami-t ati. hunt inn on Eoiirteenih slrr-et seventy-
six feet, more or U ss. and running hack south the
II • gib of *>uid lot niti bundled and forty-seven
f. <■' and l' ii inches, more or Jess. A No the one*
sixth undividi rl int'-rr >t in ami to tin- north half
<-! I"! ii11illLei one in tin o|.' Ar uleiny -rpiare. in
said city of< oluiuh is, in «uid county und state,
»*ii the i-i.mer of N n t h *t im i an I F«-m t li avr-nue.
iity-four months after the
ight.-i-n llundied and Eighty-cight
j Dollars and Twenty-two Cents, with iu&hrest
from Mate at eight pel cant 1st annum, am’ ii'
said nr»te was not paid nt maturity, ten per cerJu
uttoiiiey'.- fees for the crdlection thereof, for
• rer-r ived; and h> the other of said protri**
sory notes the deftmlar.t pu.mised tr. pay to the.
1 phi.util!, or hearer, thirty .-:x monlli- after tlu.
date t hirer if. Eighteen lit mind amt Eighty
1 r ip. lit Do l la is ami Tu only t \s<. (’r-nis. w it h interesv'
from dati* id r ijrld p« r r r »P per niiutnu, and if
' stud iiotr* was not paid at m.iLurity. U i per cent
' attr.1 ley s f- r s fr,; t |.t r it! ’ '.r-n till ll-of. for Vului:
received ; and that nlli rwiii'k oil tin day unit
year a.op-said i!,e def.-ndan*. the hr-ttei to sccurtr
tilt pay aielM ol -aid notes, t xer uteri amt deliver
ed to Hit pi lin’dl li. i do. <■ r.f mortgage, whereby
11; - -aid del ein la id mortgugi d to the plaint ill' at.
IJi .1 tr.-e I *>r pan r-J oJ land sj*nated on Ihe we»/
, situ oi'Broail.siren '.ii tin- oily of ('olinuhuH, ana
• in s iL: f unty and stair , or ing about tuenty-livo
f.-< ! in t) nt! "ii Broad stre# t and running hack the
, fall depth ».f -iir» l-t. iii.il known as part of lot
mimher sixty-foe with all the improvement**
Ih« :' oil. Upon -.vinch j.- situated Sion HofWxr
iiuinh<-r one liuudn d -iml foi’y-tlirce : and it flit-
tin r appr aring that sairl m»tt * remain unpaid ;
' Jt i- tliercjf'rr , orrlr rr rl (fiat the said defendttnii
pus into < oiirt r ,i oj- before tin- liist rlay of the.'
n< \t • rm thereof, tie prim ipu!, inti rest, uttor-
l Hr y s P r-s I.lirl costs due on sairl Motes, or show*
r-aii-e to the contrary, if any - he can ; und that pin
tie l.-iiliire ol tiiedelemhuit si# to do. the equity
of reric-mptioii in ami to said mmtgage premises
• he forever thereafter Imrred and I'oieelosed.
.And it is further onh red that this rule he pub-
1 lishi d in the < 'oliimhiis Er;oriiu:ii-M'.s, u public
ga/.-tte pi inud ami piihli-lied in said eity ana
county, once a month for four months previous II#
tie next t> rm of this (’ourt, or served on the de
li ml.nit r.i hr i special agent or attorney, at leaat
thn i- monllis jM-evious to the next term of this
Court. J.T. WILI.IH,
C. J. TIIOKNTGN. Judge C. C. C.
BJaditifPs zMtorney.
A true extract from the minutes of Muscogee.
Superior ('..ml, May term. Ns6.
GKO. V. BOND.
myj't oam Im 1 D rk S. C. M. C. Ga.
MUSCOGEE SHERIFF SALE-
ID.
U. KMlW 1.1 S A ( O.. \in’frs.
up tilling
tf - <un
est
and
\V ILL Dr sold "ii the first Tuesday-ti July next
in tioiit ol the auction house r*l E. M. Knowles &i
( r. Broari str< i t. city of < oluntlnis. .Muscogee*
eon nt \. * M-orgui. he* \\ ecu t In usual hours of sale,
all 111:11 tl tr i "1 pan el of laud lying ami being in
tin eity r ’ < 'oluin bus, Muscogee county, GeorgiM.
k> . wu as the undividi d i.m -haM interest in auc
tr. tin south halfoi'. ity lot No. AT** in said city.
Also all that lot or parcel of hind in said city of
t oiunihiis. in sairl county and state. coinmencinK.
at tlu- r orin-r of formerly Corhally A Chalmeru
Im , on tin west >irle id ()gh thr»n*c street, running
west l IT feet !<• inches, thence smith *26 feet,
t Jn-nr-e « nsi 117 Je» t Jo inches to Oglethorpe street,
thence north <*n Oglethoriie street 2i» feet to thu
point ol hr ginning, ami known as part of city lot
j'#.} in sairl r *t \ of Columbus, the j»roperty of
Samuel IL Lawhon. surviving partner of Koscttfe
A Lawhon. in obedience to u rlecree rendered let
Du- .superior conn of said county at it.-- May term,
i'*> on the Nt day rd’ May. Ns«. in favor of thv-
(Morgia Home Insurance C« mpaii.N vs. Samuel
J a n hou, s(jf \ •>. fug partm-r <u‘ Rosette *V J au hon
and M I.. I’litKMiii. All tlu above described
property levied on js tin- un peity r»: Samuel E.
J. iwlion, surviving parttn ; o’ Rosette A Lawhon.
to - .ti ,i ti ; . :i my ha.nl--.in favm of the Geor-
II - . I '.-iirant i < '..inivny \ -. Samuel EL
j Mvinif I'iii'fifii i Ifi-t tic A Lawhon,
• d "lit i*..
s .Li ii f-r J. (.. l i RRU8,
i •. w tvv siieriiT
t'tu IL s n litiiit -1 mu 1 • !• "i
IcrJio (•iiImiiiIi' ^'ispeun.i-v Ji
• tin : unt!.. ilur < l*»r N>.
it • i.-ry i It a. r ■ > *■> < ^ >
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OKA I N ESS
l.-.-i.ty i ight war*. To
i,. » o -p.e ..list* ui tlu
lu (
\l SE .. nvl Cure,
ie who was dea!
by m of the
I'ith no bene kit.
ai--‘ since then
iilui'.i
AGENTS
K,, A.iitres.
.. New A oil; City,
mill l t-.i tli bat Uu
