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1 , “and idoa’t you forget it/' They have** Urge utoele of everything uttully ktpk in th* beat village •tore*.
Clothing Shoes pl/U and \ ri-, Dress : ( 4 Goods .. of all Kinds. 1 * i Pome to the Headquarters
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donie*tic*» ill! woolen blanket*, crockery wary and—— hut it* no u*e tp attempt r (o « humeral# their *toek, they have everything you want. Do yen w an
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proof that they aeU good* cheap. { ■ (Many citinen* of the county *«!!. cotton at the railroad for ea*h and com* to th# OLD HBADCDARTERS
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>l Y)‘; l \ ,jjj jto MANLY clothieg, good jean*, good ahoeeaad
TpUpaod thejj- .money. V “When vht cold ointry wind* begin whi*tle» 1 ’ Remember that [; & BRO, hat# good warm warm
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everything that you need t© make you comtortable. S Nice wavmUhawJ* I for old or young , tadie*. Woolen blanket! that defy the thermometer even at zero.
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The highest price* paid for cotton on accounts. When you reach headquarters. Call for / :
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TO THE CITIZENS
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
bi'MA our. Ml I i J vi.- , |,i •a if
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The belt Test of Man* Ability To
sn Office is the Manner in which
he has already Discharged
tb.Dulte.f.tb.Sffte : S i
Office. ’
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much *> , v to ■ :!’
I would like very
every family in th# county but
i„g te a. unuaaal pr.mr.%1 and
new in tbe Clerks office the
dition of my family, I tear 1
not be Able to do so withoat neglect
ef duty and causing much incopve
nicnce to persons 1 who hav# business
in Clerks office, hence X «c«d you
thi* circular.
In order to show yon the comb
and the labor bestowed on the same
aud the annoyance and expense sav
ved to the people of tbe county there
bv »y. liubmii * W“ l to 10 vour y° UT kind jmiZh,, coasider
ation tj^-reccommendat-wns ^ t the
Grand widoRff ! #% and ju*t.before tot «wb I y^ ar ^
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hat# been an d abo the tes
Umuf U the J»dg« -,
is Lhav#tt*«rvei. ; : .
|nuknoV J M¥
/on-Rrand **
'hi
ice v
Sat
i 3 “:,i«rs
**ap
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5-lbat' time. You
-tan for
ce fendered tU"
J. different occasions, but I dec m*
Xrf t ***** a " a
re t».ed to
ad* and never have received extra
pay for »»id extra services
I© reccom mended; from the fact that
l had promised to keep the office in
good condition for what it paid. The
office pays no salary in this State,: if
you have no law suit* not papers
recorded the Clerk costs you nothing*
Now as to whether I have been
faithful 5 to my promise in ti e dis¬
charge of the duties of tb# office *
refer you to tho following testimo¬
nials
1874.
{Report of the Grand Jury on the
comhtioniof the Clerks office i»sl874:
Wo find some of tho records in
the Clerks office in a dclapidaiod
condition and papers that have ac
cuhmlatod irom year to y#af U had
condition, some not labeled and otlr
ers mixed so that it is impossible US £ to
* .^authorities have the possible bfficj put by
oti com |ition as lie
g 00t | business maa and that
paid lor ins service,
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t of ths
Grand Jury report just before I went
tion of th# office
into office;
gj&wgj) the
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ewnt aai . rani remcut of the books
^ ‘ cnJ lt , s almost records impossible many to
find eit her papers er m
instances. This contusion is t!
8llIt vt a general g neglect -pj for a long
^ , j|ue# put the office ju
00t | con aition would cost more than
Clerk could possibly a^ord to
CX pg IK j un ios,s the fees aud c
are.
vVc think that it would be saving to
Uic . county to have tb# office put in
good ?eccom»nittee, condition by a suitable person
and that the cost in
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reS WeSapr 6 examined the Office and
find of them the varioas neatly, correctly y offi^fj kept
lte # i a »a laWled am all pai,.-i>;
p . .
‘ tjJrir offices properly filed.
1881
We have examined the records of
the Clerk of tbe Superior court and
• 188*2, the
books Wo are of the gratified Clerk to of state the Superior that
court are kept m excellent style and
order, reflecting credit to that
oHicer, tin* impers Clerk, ars A properly Neal, has la¬
beled and jtlic fully complied J with
in our opinion
the law given in charge to us by the
court. M ..
hiive . , examined UP,
Wit tjie Clerk*
office and and boob books and well find everything kept. We
neat, the "spararre
tbtnk vre can wiMiout
ment toothers say that Franklin
county lias an excellent Clerk, and
reccommnnd that it be paid 1*80 oiit
of the county treasury for exlra ser¬
vices rendered in translating mutil¬
ated oooks of said office.
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We find the office of the Clerk
of the Superior and court in good lire
dition his office books neat¬
ly kept.. 1885
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We iff ml the Clerks books kept
the best style ami with great
and accuracy atil that officer
paid into the treasury all
due from him.
1887.
By commit lee we bare examined
the Clerks office and books, and find
everything n, good order. All tho
pers that belong to hi* office are
ly and properly labeled. All deed »
mortgages recorded hi his office sine#
the war, arc indexed in a book la beled
and numbered,. 90 that it will take but
a short time to find any paper recorded
in his office for the last (hat twenty ha recei years,
and ive recommend the ve
extra pay for InS labor done in
office since the last term of tire court.
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THK LAST TKIIM OF Tut COOBT. 1888.
We have by committee from
body, examined the office and books of
the’ Clerks office and are ofllcearo gratified to
state that thebooks of the pre
perfy and neatly kept.
We lake pleasure m statiug that we
ItaVe had opportunity to Judge of the
nirtiinerin which of
chirges the duties of Clerk the
perior court. H'c consider him an ex
ticr.enccd ofiiccr and faithful, discharge of
cioits and diligent in the
of Ids duties. ALEX S. Envm
ex-Judge S. C.
X. L. HUTCHINS'
JmlgS S. G.
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Franklin County. ej
Personally came A J Neal, G 8 C
who on oath sail It tluit the above and
foregiiug recommendations of llie
Grand juries at the sercral terms of
the court are time ex* roots from the
minutes of the 8ui>ericrr tourt of said
county. Sworn to and .subscribed be¬
fore me this December l*2th 1888.
Lemuel X. TmmntE, Or.lin irv,
A . J. Seau
In concision I »iircerely thaiifc my
(riendf for the fav-.ws »how» me In
fi ^mrltitorSlXu be tnT^rlJ£t
the West of my ability* Aay assistance
von may fender me wo be kindly
'membered. Itesspci, Ac:
J, NEAL.
CITATION.
WheresijjA of> 0«o©ria, ,f Weal, Fnuiklin' county* of Vf#»
adin'r.
fllwl reijiresonfs hud entered to the court wotl, in thst his
on
hal falty administered Wm Owen*
'i'jtis is thers.'ore, to cite atj
concerned doldors and euditor*
sfiow good cans#, If any they, can,
Said pdministmior sitouM not fc#
from his administration end
letters of dismission, on the
Monday T in February L <N TribWe, 18N0, Ord. 8m
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NOTICE ] TO DEBTORS
CREDITORS.
All persons 'niviug demand* afaiust
•stsitj# of Jessee M. hereby Payne, notified dec., laie 'o
said epunty, ate underairn
( ! n tbeir claims to tlie
accorjdmg to law, and all peraons ia
immediate to raid estate are required to
payment.
8. U. Payne and
J. P. Wilton
«>f Jesse M Puyn e. dte’d,
Franklin County. •
To ill) k whom it may concern;
Means having for pennanont m proper
i ppJied administration to me the estate
on
JotmT Means, late of said county,
jrf to cite all und fcingular of the
and next of kin John T
Menus, to be aud appear at my office
ih the time aiJowed by ffiw. and
bao.eil w,y they c,n. wlyr mt
letter, o£ udinmi.tmtion
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FttlnMii* County.
D M Kesk-r has applied for exemii
of personalty and setting rpart
valuation of homestead, 1 and 1
upon the same at 10 0 clock
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TO DEB tons .AND
| CREDITOK8. ,
All p«8ons having deutauds ^e ,«$*»» d, ftA
estate Of James Haml«U d««.
notified to render 111 then
ds to the underaigueU according to
'it.is December 1 »
A * NfcrJ. Aoni*-m» r.iiOr
tfr i 7 ". risv NOTICE^* .
PROFESSIONAL
A. G.McCnrry > 1 *° ' 1 V, J
Ilartwcll, Ga &FROM*ill. i
McCURRV Idiw.
Atioroeys at
Slid CISC where by special comae]:#
Gffice iiuo.wpKirt house at Gainesville
jaml arthe cl.
pxiUXlP W. DAVIS,
Attorney at Law, Eibcrtou, Ga.
tSSSSJt£H sstf t
H| J counties in the
rt . u U Snd also m the i*rompt Supreme
*T«it C a .Slates couals. uiliustcd wu)
K i\‘« to all 1 Ufcim ss
him.
Burglars! Tlp*eS!
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Are «wi>r«*sly ifwmund nmmi to *M»lj «
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fSTSKSSafeag ]>***% Ml im n k m y ew,
BrntomW** «n4 barflarvwswf M * NW»
fM4rwt hi,
ft«p» wd fri#* »w*, safe, •w* *h*tr a#t|«lra»##Sk
ftettr to *
Is tMh«hM t« rvayf m* tm
;kE «ct wcnwnisi OrwfrwK itpreyssl **'
+4 ha tbe wft w»mmm
.-sadBPgs® • mow OH «wh mi. #T*f r g*
r -‘.i: i tBLgSASSt^S^ assasfraissss
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d*. 2. BmiH Desfere* 81x#, •
Ho. t. *
|o. 4, Fb.dhas fot!m**t*rs inside *n«i door, Offic#^!*#, with flat 3«wwtei, key . »_v.w-r*«-rr4«»
Lave ftat koy locks, with duplicate vatJ, . ^
^ ’"-n ^ £trtono#hTeYtryoounty|#«4 oZr wnsrtmeswkeartwwK
. j ,j ddatrirU to lake chargtofew aijtn*** and distributing deyo W, a»d »ee te#»
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et,r|nh|Wndelinen. Th.bmlnewl.-ortfctropiSlJOOteltSOWf.ffy—rtey_
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Tli E 1 VICTOR SAFE & LOCK CO., Cincinnati. Q
JOHNSON <* FIELD,
Racine, Wl*con*ln,
m*nri<?TO***« or MILLS
-Th* RACINE” FARM AND WAREHOUSE FANNINfi
our ,^.. Q».N --
:.r sr «a*. v.™.™, pr 0!n i n «DtMiu.n-,»—
aft. mu! SSou lleOar* throughout tho Uhitrt
BK Bigtra. who htglilr roooiutnrn«l thrm u twlng
", U ' tho Best AtadUuM oy»F <«* «»•«»<**
|(T« ■ ■ M3 grwlfitg Wh»t, Barter. Oata. Con, Mat
#Mdl* otoTorr deroriutlon.
-j T),rj So the wort more thnroaghlr *»■!
m. litre greeter rep«st.r then ear otfiermechlse.
m Sm ■ Bier ere etrongly bi*‘H ot the w aede r t»«t tm
■ aifttertel, htgblr AiColwd. end ere
Wm f- Mx deferent efww. two for term w* e»d four
for Werelimi*'!. Klerelor end MiUere* wee.
Ille Ieted Bolton ere the moil dur«bt»,
naer end cunxnm to the mertet for the
If*;! ■tetter. Werrented to gtre eettofecUtte
Send for Utosiretedi rtrcnler* end pitote
Before Imrlng.
We cut ▼ouch lot the iwUaMUt/ ot t)H
flna—Hatter
SANITARY CLOTHING; r
HEALTH WAI8T8, UNION UNDERGARMENTS, SKIRT 8US
PENDERS, STOCKING SUPPORTERS.
All <orU ot Healthful CmmeBto, At xwMKmftbl® vxlc*^
Wmmtir Electric BsUwIm, Syrlnfte*, Water »ne«. a#* Iawatt- f-ftilto*
•* «r«r r description. SEND FOR CIRCULAR
SANITARY SUPPl-T 00 .«
battle creek, wiioh u
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HEALTH FOODS
nu tfnirr-~ ot InwmlUto. Cwnnlne lot qanUtr. *»« mmmonmbSo in pwleo.
r«* CIRCULAR.
: SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE
SANITARY PnvMii and ocrai Cttolem FOOD Istenuwi. FOR JNFANTS _
she market, SANITARIUM FOOD OO.,
battle creek, MICH.