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'THE ATHENS GEORGIAN: SEPTEMBER 19, 1876.
HUMOUS OF THE EXIII-
MTIOX.
Practical Joking: at the
Philadelphia Show—Some
Startling: Instances ot
K1 e p t o mania—Observa
tions at the Centennial by
Luke Sharp.
Xaegal ilcL'trearkisercLeaa.'bs
C 1LARKE SHERIFF SALK.—Will be sold
j before the i onrt House door, iu the City of
Athens, Clarke County Ga., on the first Tues
day in October next, within the legal honrs of
sale, the following poverty, to wit: One house
and lot, situate, King and being in the City of
Athens, in Brooklhi, on street or road running
oat through Brooklin on tiie right of said street
or road adjoieiag Cobb, Smit i an i others, con-
■ . ... „ 'j ,j„ t :-: lirT taining three acres, more or less. Levied upon
hist tilt} aflixed a large card desiring v i rtue 0 f „ g. f.i. from Clr.rfc Superior Court,
Cjl -.-a iota nr:_d*Ki
ami come within range of “man’s
observing eye.”
In the Machinery Ilall there is a
pile ot small zhic specimens that were
so handy to pocket, that it taxed the
energies of the exhibitors to keep the
pile up to its original dimensions. At
“Don’t you think,” said Mack,
“that it is beneath the-dignity ot
this exhibition to indulge in practical
joking ?”
I thought so.
“Mow, you just follow me, and
I’ll show you an instance of it.”
Mack led me through China, Japan
and Egypt, and, coming to a quiet
corner in Great Britain, we sat down
and turned our eyes to a place in the
United States, where two large inir-
rois stand side by side. One was
convex and the other concave. The
mirrors were beautifully finished, and
reflected, with startling clearness, the
forms of those who passed before
them. You paid your money and
took your choice. If you were an
inflationist, you could gaze in one
min-'- 'ini see the goodly proportions
of a Daniel Lambert; while, if con
traction jvere the hobby, the con-
tracdoiiist could contemplate his form
contracted to the limited dimensions
of Mr. Win. Evarts, and as thin as
some of the campaign scandals.
Quite a little crowd stood around
enjoying the consternation ot those
whose vanities led them to take a sly
glance at every looking-glass they
pass..:. At last a person caine along
whom one of the crowd evidently
kno w, for he stepped forward, saying:
“ Ilnllo, Colonel, how are
Why. Colonel! what’s the matter?
Sick?” *
“No; can’t say that I am. Feel
well enough.”
“That’s strange. I never saw a
man fall away so much in such a short
time.”
“ Oh, that’s the heat. Hot's a fur
nace, ain’t it ?’’
‘ Yes, but you’re awfully thin. ’Fi
were you I’d feel alarmed.”
“Well, I never was very stout,”
said the Colonel, uneasily. “ Guess
I don’t look much thinner thau usual,
do I?”
“Don’t, eh? Wish there was a
looking-glass here. I’d soon show
you whether you—why, here’s one
right here. Jnst step this way,
Colonel—■”
“ Ge-ruselem—why, this can’t be a
—bless me! I had no idea. Great
stars! This is awful! A living skel
eton ! I knew the Iteat was killing
me. I must see a physician at once,
or I’ll- hello—you’re just as thin as
I am ; ah, I sec how it is - a little too
thin all round—come with me and
.I’ll show you a different kind of a
glass—what’ll you take ? This Phil
adelphia water isn’t fit to drink—it’s
really dangerous,”^and they disa
lunch counter.
Many of the visitors at the exhibi
tion go through the vast halls like a
) pfrtjr in^i^tctjiy’s cofcnjrp
seeking wlint they may devour or
pocket. I Jear that the Ceutcunial
has very r much weakenc cl- the hold
the public not to make so free with
other people’s property; but some
one not only stole the zinc, but also
purloined the card, and having an
idea of the “ eternal fitness of things ”
he attached it to one of the mammoth
Krupp cannon, which loom up in all
their massiveness in the east end of
the Machinery Building, and people
were astonished to read cn a large,
red placard, “ Visitors are requested
not to take awav any of these arti-
And to the credit of the American
people he it said that not one of the
Krupp guns have been taken.
O.v Account of ms Family.—The
other morning a hungry-lookiug man
was bothering the melon dealers at
the City Hall arket to find hint a
five-cent melon. . One of the dealers
became annoyed at the stranger’s
persistency, and called out:
“Why don’t you invest fifteen or
twenty cents in a nice melon and
take it home ?”
“ I will at once tell you why I
don’t,” was the soft reply: “I should
kinder hate to take a melon home
and sit down and eat up all before
my wife and children. Seems to me
it would look kinder hoggish not to
give them all a piece around, and so I
will buy one and eat it here.”
“Ami I hope the seeds will choke
you!” shouted the dealer.
“But they won’t, i .-.m always
very careful to spit ’em out!”—Free
Press.
Aiigust Terra, 1872. Early Winfield, a person
of color, vs. G:orpc Brown", a person of color,
all to satisfy the above stated fi. fit. Property
iiointed out by pkuntitTs atinruev, S. P. Thur
mond. J. A. BROWNING, Sheriff.
sept.-5.3JJ.
C tLARKE MORTGAGE SHERIFF SALE'.—
/ Will he sold before the Court House door in
the City of Athens, Clnrke county, Ga, on tlic
first Tuesday in October next, within the legal
hours of sale the following property, to wit: all
that paicel of laud when on Richard Wibou
lived and died, containing three hundred and
forty-six acres, more or” less and made up of
tract bought of James Shannon containing
e ghty acres, more or less, the deed of which
bears date May the 22, 18.50, and the tract
bought of David Congor containing two hun
dred and eighty-eight acres, more or less, of .
which bears date January 2, Ifey, except 22 I to-wit: his homo tract, commencing
acres, mere or less, sold to" Dr. Henry Hull and I Booth’s lot, in the .town of Watkr
which being deducted from 28S, leaves of thi*
tract 266 acres, which being added to 80 acres,
makes the said 340 acres aforesaid. All levied
upon by virtue of a mortgage fi. 1a. from
Clarke Su erior Court, August Term, 1870.
Eliza S. Newton security, vs. Thomas II.
Wilson and brothers. All sold to satisfy the
above stated fi. fa., August 28th, 1876.
aug.29.30. J. A. : UOWMG. Sheriff'.
3Li9gaI Adverbisonasn-bs |
QEORGIA, CLARKE COUNTY.
Claxlse CGiaxrby.
the eighth ’conimaiulineut had on the ^
liule Nisi.
GEORGIA, ) Mortgage, Foreclosure,
County of Claeke. { Petition and Rule Nisi.
Cox, Hill & Thompson j August Term, 1876, of
vs. > Supciio.' Court, said
Feancu M. Crawford. ) county.
Present, Hon. Geo. D. Rice, Judge of said
Court.
It appearing to the Court, by the petition of
W. B. Cox, W. R. Ili 1 and Joseph Thompson,
Jr., partners iu trade, under the firm name and
style of Cox, Hill & Thompson, that on the
thirteenth day of April, eighteen hundred
and Jsixty-nine, the said Francis M. Cranford
utile and delivered to Isaac M. Kenney, as
Treasurer of the Athens Mutual Loan Associa
tion, his certain promissory note, whereby the
said Francis M. promised to pay to said "Isaac
M., Treasurer as aforesaid, the sum of four
b uidred and sixty-iight dollars, to be due and
payable whenever the said Francis 51. should
cease to be a member of said Association
from any cause except death, or whenever from
whatever cause the said Francis M. should fail
to pay his monthly dues to suid Association for
three consecutive mouths, aud^t further np-
s _ t - mt f funcis M. did, on the seventh
Rtlle Nisi.
GEORGIA, 1
Counts' of Oconee. 1
I Rule Nisi, Mortgage, etc.,
C. H. Pixizv & Co,, f May Term, 1876.
vs.
Wieuam Murray. J
It appearing to tuo Court by the petition
ot C. 11 Phinizy & Co., that on the twenty-
fourth day of February, in the year eight en
hundred " aud seventy-five, the defendat t,
William Murrav, of said county, made and de
livered to the petitioners, C. II. Phinizy & Co.,
his promissory note, bearing date the day and
vear aforesaid, whereby the saidjdefendni.t pro
mised to pay to order of C. II. Phinizy & C< m-
p my, one dav afterdate thereof, twelve thou? and
tw > hunt r .‘1 and forty-eight do'lire and ninety-
eight ceuts, value received, and if not paid at
maturity, to bear twelve per cent, interest until
paid, and all lawyers’ fees and costs that may
be in curreil in collecting the same, sigued with
his hand and sealed with Ids seal, by his lawful
attorney in faet, John F. Murray; and that rftsr-
wurds, on the tenth day of March, in the year
one thousand eight hundred i.nd seventy-five,
the defendant, to secure the payment of said
note, executed and delivered to your petit
ioners his deed ot mortgage, whereby lie con
veyed to petitioners the following property,
to-wit: his home tract, commencing at Vv\ II.
Booth’s lot, in the .town of Wutkinsville, a
straight line to the tuny ard branch, up said
branch to the old Madison roa.l, then out said
roa t to the High Shoals road, then out said road
to the Franc's Crow’s corner; from said corner,
a straight line on the High Shoals road to a
White Oak corner on the north side of Call’s
Creek, then down said Creek along Robert L.
Harris’ line to the Hog Mountain road, and along
said road back to the starting point, W. II.
Booth’s lot, in the town of Wutkinsville. Said
tract contains five bundl'd and thirty acres
more or less. Also, the Broughton tract, eon-
n, deceased, petitions jn | t ining seventy-five acres more or less, bounded
be discharged from said us follows: tin the north, ly Oconee River;
on the east,* by Simonton's line; on the south,
by Frank Carter’s line; on the west, by W. Y.
Eider’s line. Also, the Epps’ tract; com
mencing at Chestnut corner, on the old Athens
road, f< Bowing said road, running between P.
C. Durham t ud William Murray to J. S. Robin-
sin’s line; then along said Robinson’s line to
Gordon’s corner, then along Edward Gordon's
line to William Brewer's corner, then along
Brewer’s line to liurris, Murray and Dm ham’s
comer, then along Durham’s line back to
Chestnut corner, on the old Athens road. Said
traet contains two hundred and fifty acres more
or less. Also, the Hopkin s true ; lying betwc n
the Hog Mountain road and the road leading
to Snow’s Bridge aud on to Monroe, joining
the tract known ns the Reuben Hamilton place
on the east, Griffith and Vincent on the north
nnd west, aud the old Mcore place aud W. A.
Thornton on the south. Said tract of land
contains one hundred and fifty acres more or less
Also, the Hodge or Conner tract, lying on
Call’s^Creek: bouudedjou the east by said Cr :ek,
on t ie north, by Asa M. Jaekson;*ou the west.
-W hereas,
John Calvin Johnson, Administrator of
Orlando F. Richardson, deceased,
terms of the law to
Administration:
These are there ore to cite and admonish all
jrersons concerned to show cause, at my office,
on or before the first Monday in December next,
against the grunting of said discharge.
Given under my hand, at office, this 9lh day
of August, 1876.
ASA M. JACKSON, Ordiuarv.
ang.I5.3m.
G eorgia, ci arke county.—whereas
John Calvin Johnson, Executor of Samuel
P. Lumpkin, deceased, petitions in terms of the
law to be discharged from said Exeeutorshiu:
These ure tlicreiore to cite and admonish ail
persous concerned to show eause at nty office,
on or before tiie first Monday in December
next, against said discharge being granted.
Given under my hand, at office, this 9th day
of August, 1S76. ASA M. JACKSON,
aug.15.8m. Ordinary.
G eorgia, clarke county.—whereas,
John Calvin Johnson, Guardian of Calvin
W. Abridge, now deceased, petitions in terms
of the law to be discharged from said Guar
dianship: ..."
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
persons concerned to siiow cause, at my office,
on or before the first Monday In October next,
against the granting of said discharge.
Given under my hand, at office, this fth day
of August,. 1876.
. ASA M. JACKSON, Ordinary.
aug.15.4w.
3STOTXCES.
A FrER THIS DATE, COUNTY ADVER-
tisemeuts which have heretofore been pub
lished iu this paper, will hereafter bo published
iu the Sun, -a Gazette published in Hurt well,
Hart county, Go.
F. C.STEPHENSON, Ordinary,
aug.29.tf. • Hart county, tin.
Oconee Govuxfcy-
• IUUUO UIU, WU IUC OVTUUIU
ly of Augnst, in the year eighteen hundred
aud seventy-five, cease to be a member of said
Athens Mutual Loan Association from another
cause aside than by death, whereby said sum
of money did iustantly then become due and
payable, aud that the said Francis M. did, on
the first Saturday in August, in the year eighteen
hundred and seventy-five, fail for three suc
cessive months to pay Ids monthly dues to said
Association, whereby, said sum of money did
become due aud payable instautly. Aud that
the said Fraucis M., tho better to see ire the
payment of said sum of money, in said note,
twined on the day and year first" aforesaid, made
and delivered to said Isaac Ml Kenney, Treasu
rer, as aforesaid, his deed of mortgage, whereby
said Francis M. conveyed to said Isaac M. a
certain lot or piece of hind, situate, lying aud
being in said county of Clarke, and State afore
said, and within the corporate limits of the city
of Athene, being the same conveyed by deed of
same date to said Francis M. from said Isouv.
M., containing four acres, more or less—eondi-
tioued that jit the .said afmidb M. sliiuld pay
off and disoblige Said nu|e, according to its
teuor and effect, then said mortgage deed aud
note shall be void.
And it farther appearing that petitioners
above named arc the assignees and holders of
suid uote aud mortgage, aud that said note
remains unpaid. It is therefore ordered that
said Francis M Cranford pay into tbisvCourt,
by the first dnyof the next term thereof, the
principal, interest and costs due on said note
and mortgage, or show cause to the contrary,
if any he can, nod {baton failure of said Francis
M. so to do, tH0*equ!tyot' redemption in aud to
be forever thereafter
American people, for tiie moment
they entered the grounds, they
6eemed to regard all portable articles
as legitimate plunder. And
Thousands stole, who never stole before;
While those who stole before, now stole the
more.’’
I would suggest to the two politi
cal parties that they induce Messrs.
Tilden and Hayes to visit the Cen-
tenuial and search their pockets when
they eome out. The one who I as the
fewest “ specimens” will be the best
man to elect.
One day, when iu the Agricultural
llall, we saw a person arrested for
haviug a bottle of wine belonging to
France in h's coat-pocket, aud al
though he protested that ho didn’t
know how it got there, yet, the po
liceman ruthlessly insisted on takiug
him along. It is only simple justice
to Mack to state that he was not the
per^p arrested. Far otherwise.
When he takes his wine, he also takes
care that the muzzle of thebottlo
does not protrude from hi3 pocket
Audit is further ordered that this Rttlo be
published in The Athens Georgian ouee a
mom U for four months, or a copy thereof served
on tue said Francis M., his special agent or
uitoruuy, at least three mouths before the next
term of this Court.
CuaRi.ES D. Hill,
Fctitioneis’ Att’y.
Granted t Geo. D. Rice, Judge S. C.
GEORGIA, Clares County.—I, Johu I.
Huggins, Clerk ot the Superior Court of said
county, do hereby certify that the lbregoing
Rule Nisi is recorded on tbe Minutes of the
Superior Court of Clarke county, August term,
1876, folios 113 and 114.
Jons I. Huggins, ClerkS. C., C. C.
ang29.ro4m.'•
OCONEE SUPERIOR COUfFT, MAY TERM
1876.
Lula Nowlin, )
vs. > Libel for Divorce.
Archibald Nowlin )
It appearing to the Court that Archibald
Nowlin, Defendant does not reside in the
county of Oconee, and it further appearing that
he resides without the limits of the State; It
is therefore ordered that service be perfected
upon said defendant by publication once u
month for four months in the Athene, Geor
gian a paper published in the City of Athens,
Georgia.
J. R. LYLE, Plaintiff’s Attorney.
Granted: Geo. D. Rice, Judge S. C.
Georgia Oconee Couxtt.—Clerks office,
Superior Court. I hereby certiiy thattlie above
order is a true extract from the minutes of said
Court.
Given under tny hand, and official signature
this 10th day of Sept. 1676.
septl2.Tn4tn. J. M. A. Johnson, Clerk.
by J. S. Robinson; on the south, by II. C. and
M. L. Durham. Said tract contains one hundred
and fifty acres (mote or less. Each and evety
one of the said above described tracts being
situated in what is now the couuty of Oconee,
formerly the county of Clarke—conditioned that
if the said WiUiam Murray shin'd well and
truly pay, or cause to be paid to said C. H.
Phinizy and Con pany, or their heirs and as
signees, the stun of money mimed iu said noii-s
aforesaid, according to its "tenor and effect, then
stud deed of mortgage and said note should
be void; and that afterwards, to-wit: on the
twentieth day of August, iu the year eighteen
hundred end seventy-five, the better to secure
the payment of said note, the said defendant
made and delivered to petitioners his certain
other deed of mortgage, whereby he conveyed
to petitioners his store-house, aud lot upon
wliioh said store-house is situated, containing
cue-half acre more or less. Suid property situate
andlbeing on tiie west side of tue Public Square,
in the.town of Watkinaville, in Oconee county,
Georgia being the store-house then and form
erly occupied by William Murray, also con
ditioned that if the said William Murray should
well and truly pay to.petititioucrs the said sum
of money iusaid note specified, then the said
GEORGIA—OCONEE COUNTY.
Ordinary Sitting for County Tax and other
Purposes, August 12th, 1876.
hundred and. fifty (150)
the State Tux for
specific per cent,
to each particular object and purpose as herein
after specified, so os to raise lor the several ob
jects and purposes below enumerated, the fol
lowing respective sums or amounts, via:
To build or repair Court House, or
Jail, or Bridges dr Ferries or other
Public Impronients, according to
contract, (1,000 00.
To pay Sheriffs, Jailors or other of
ficers fees that they may be legally
eutitled to out of the county,
unpa
William Murray, the defendant, do pay into
this Court, by the first day of the next term
thereof, the principal, interest and costs due
on said note and mortgage, or show cause to
the contrary, if there be auy; aud that a failure
of said William Murray, the defendant; so to
do, the equity of redemption in and to all aud
each of said mortgage premises be forever there
after barred and'foreclosed. And it is further
ordered that this Rule be published iu The
Athens Georgian newspaper once a month
for four mouths, or a copy thereof served on
the defendant or his special agent or attorney at
icast three months before the next term of ibis
Court. Alex. S Erwin,
Llonard Pihnut,
Pope Barrow,
Petitioners’ Attorneys,
Granted: Geo. D. Rioe, Judge S. C.
To pay the expenses of the County
for Bailiffi) at Court, non-resident
witnesses in criminal cases, fuel, ser
vant’s hire, stationer}*, ami the like,
To pay jurors, — .
To pay expenses incurred in sup
porting tfio poor of the county, aud
as otherwise prescribed b} the code.
To puy any other lawful charges
against the county,
1,300 00.
600 00.
1,500 00.
600 00.
200 00.
15,000 00.
• And the balance ot the one hundred and fifty
per cent, to be applied to paying the legal in
debtedness of the county, due or to become due
during tbe year, or past due.
Giveu under my hand aud official signature,
the above date.
JAMES R. LYLE, Ordinary.
aug.15.tf.
A DMINISTBATOR’S SALE.—Pursuant to
jtV an order of the Court of Ordinary of Oconee
couuty, will be sold before tlm Court House
door of said county, on the first Tuciduy in Oc
tober next, during the legal hours of sale, all
that tract of laud, less {the Widow Dowers, ud-
G EORGIA, CLARKE COUNTY.—Whereas, joining lands of J. C. Wilson, Frank Carter, A.
John Calvin Johuson. Administrator ot • “• Jackson aud others, containing 217 acres,
Athens Foundry S: Machine ?/
General Founders and Mac ///V(s
ESTABLISHED 1850, ATHENS
Power Pit ess Cut.
A!s<> } Manufacture
Brooks Patent Portable
Cotton & Hay Press,
ami sole Manufacturers of
^ttr„W Mrk —
pairing,.Mimi:.wt IIr „jj
Mill Machinery,St
Mi*.
Threshers. F:i:«Mill*|
an<l Cane Mills. p anrf
Geared MagicGrarwj;
Geared Iloriz iitji
strong and <lurah!e-
ranged wiili "n iani| ^
furnish Cooks Ce!d fi
h!e Evajierator ov ih,
Lkvei: 1’i:es$ (v t _
Colts celebrated Power and
Lever
Cotton Screw
Fa emeu’s Cane Mill.
Old Style (iln Uenriiiu- (umuiI
Are also Manufacturer of
for the most a]’proved Ti
Wheels, Portable Steam Ei
Gr.v GeakimiA
I
Fencing, Grave Enclosuw
Cresting, ite., At. For (i
Prices, address,
july!8.tf.
R. Nickerson, Agent and Si
A. A. BELL.
P. A. SUMMEY.
J V. SPil
\ Clerk's Office,
p. f Superior Court.
GEORGIA,
Oconee County.
1 hereby certify that tbe ubovo-liule is a true
extract from the Minutes of said Court.
Given under iny hand and official signature,
this 28th day of July, 1876.
J. M. A. Johnson, Clerk.
GEORGIA. (July Term, 1876,
County of Oconee,) Superior Court.
C. H-rhmizy * Co.,|p ctjtion Rule. Nisi to
William Murray. J foreclose mortgages.
By leave and under direction of the Court,
plaintiffs iu the abovo stated case amend their
Rule Nisi therein us follows:
Anil it further appearing to the Court that
less thau. three mouths have elapsed since the
last term, to-wit: the May tcrtii of said Court,
aud thut sufficient time lias not been giveu to
perfect service of said Rule Nisi jin time for the
present term, to-wit: tue Juiy term. It is
therefore ordered that the said William Murray,
the detendant. do pay into this Court, by the
first day oftne urxt wrm thereof, the principal,
interest and cost.-, due on said note and mort
gages, or show cause to the contrary, if there be
auy, aud that on failure of the said William
Murray, the defendant, so to do, the equity of
redemption iu and to all and each of said mort
gage premises be forever thereafter barred end
foreclosed.
Aud it is further ordered that this Utile, as
amended, be published in The Athens Geor
gian newspaper, ouee a month lor four mouths,
or a oopy tucreof served on tho defendant or his
special agent or attorney at least three months
before the next term of this Court.
Alex. 8. Erwin,
Leonard Fhinizy,
1’ofe Barsow,
Attorneys for Petitioners.
; I RON, STEEL AND Pi a®
„ AGRICULTURAL lMPLES®
MANUFACTURERS
Virgil W. Abridge, deceased, petitions in terms
of the law to be discharged from said Adminis
tration : ;
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
persous concerned to show cause, at my office,
ou or before tbe first Monday in December next,
against the granting of said discharge.
Giveu under my baud, at offtoo, this 9th day
of August, 1876.
ASA M. JACKSON, Ordinary.
aug.I5.8m. ’
G eorgia, clarke county.—where**,
John Calvin Johnson, Executor of George
K. Lumpkin, deceased, petitions in terms of
the law to be discharged from said Executor-
ubijps
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
persons concerned to show cause, at my ofBee,
on or betore the first Monday in December
next, against said discharge being granted.
Given under my hand, at ofBee, this 9th day
of Augnst 1876.
ABA M. JACKSON, Ordinary.
aug.15.Sm.
more or less.
Samuel Simonton, deceased, for the bene;
creditors. Term's Cash.
.JOHN F. MURRAY, Adm’r.
sept. 5.30 J.
To be sold os the property of GEORGIA, \Clerk’s Office
' * ‘ " uncut of Oconee County. ) Superior Court.
1 hereby certify that tho foregoing Rule Nisi
is a true extract from the Minutes of said Court.
Given under my hand and official signature
this July 28th, 1876.
J. M. A. Johnson, Clerk.
E XECUTOR’S SALE.—Pursuant to an order
of the Court of Ordinary of Ocoaee county,
aud in accordance with a provision of the last
will of James u illoughby, deceased, late of
said county, will bo sold before the Court
House door of said county, en the fist Tuesday
in October next, daring tho legal hours of sale,
one lot of land in the 8th district, 2nd section,
formerly Cherokee, now Fannin County, con
taining ICO acres. Also, lot, 2nd district, 2nd
section, formerly Cherokee, new Lumpkin
county, containing 40 acres. Sold as the prop
erty of James Willoughby, deceased, for tbe
benefit of tbe Legatees.
Terms of sale, note with approved security,
at 10 per cent, interest from purchaser, due 12
months afterdate.
L, L. FAMBROUGH, Executor.
sept25.ini.
G eorgia, oconee county.—whereas,
Thomas Booth, Administrator of Young
Vickers, deceased, petitions in terms of the law
tolbu discharged from said Administration:
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
persous concerned to show cause, at my office,
on or before t e first Monday in December next,
against the granting of said discharge.
Given under my hand, at “
of Sept., 1876.
>t.5.‘
sept.5.3m.
office, this 4th day
J. R. LYLE, Ordinary.
COTTON Cr IJ
PORTABLE
Mowers, Reapfrs, Thbeasm®
DEUPREE BLOCK, ATHENS, G £0111,
June 23. 1875.
| W. A. G. ;.leland. | | W. L. Woot>.
GILLELAND, WGODl
MANUFACTURERS 0*^ *
KINDS OF Furmtn^ui^
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constantly on nand
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cript ion, neatly done at this office.
horns and driver free of charge.
We have a Plaining Mill connected with our e8ius ,,r “"y oU iJii)f t Lji
orders for Dressing, Matcl ing, Newels, Buniaters, Brackets, u iu j?, mJ/A
and dispatch. We.have 100,009 feet Lumber for sale assor r.tLlU--
march28.6m. *