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Newspaper Page TextrilK KLLIJaY COUHItiI. ELLUAY, GA., Al'GUil’ 23, ;SB3. Local intelligence. “Roll on—” ‘‘Han’t have to 1" Mj. Wallace is with us again. Two-cent portage Ist of October ! The court house looks better ifi lier i.ew dress. y Isn’t this the mouth to kill sassafras Sprouts? Ball playing about the public ought to be stopped. Tlie public schools of this county arc about half out. And st ill wo arc being fought on the tail road and convict question. Thanhs to Mr. Joseph Smith, of Tails Creek, for a lot of fine apples, Messrs. Craigo and Perry are having a heat walk made to the seminary. John Slate and family, of Whitfield county, are visiting relatives in the village Mrs. Maggie O. Guldens, of Spring Place, was m town the latter part of last Week. Col. Towers, of Rome, visited the camps of the M. & N. G. R. It, this Week. M. L. & W. A. C"X are getting in the lumber with which to build their new Stable, * Lakey Elliott and Jasper Thomas aid still at work on the new dwelling in the southern part of town. All the convicts at camps 13 and 11 have been moved to camp 16. Tbey num ber about 16S instead of 250. ———- People Who bav travelled over differ ent parts of the State tell us that the corn crops in this section are not excelled. The Southern Cultivator and Dixie Farmer comes to us filled with the usual amount of Interesting reading matter. Wm. Spencer recently made a large Shipment of leather. He doesn’t pretend to confine his business any narrow limits. John Hnnnicutt and wife, of Fairmount accompanied by Mark Foster, of Talking Rock, were iu town a few days this week. It is said that the new wagon road this side of Will Roberts', which is now about Completed, baa cost the builders front s*oo to S7OO. ± If we are not miin formed Dr. Keown fiok sold kis interest in the drug store on the south-east corner of the public square to Dr. Johnson. Alex, Gaddis who lives about four miles below town, was playing with a dynamite cartridge a few days ago and it exploded and tore off several of bis fingers. Mr. W. F. llill, our worthy and effi cient school commissioner, attended the Teachers’ Institute at Dalton last week.- He has returned home wonderfully pleas* td with the work of the institute. T. F. Barrett, of Ludville, Bcerns td Rave all the eueigy a man in the ordinary pursuits of life needs. It takes something more than the moviug of an academy,etc., td unnerve him. He is still holding forth at bis old stand, where, we learn, he is selling goods iu great quantities. The convicts were well pleased with the dinner given them by citizens last Satur day. The people began to gather at the stockade oarly in tns morning. The crowd continued to increase until about 12 o’clock, at which time the large gate 6f the inclcsure was thrown open, a boun dary line stretched and the spectators in-. Vited to enter. They did so. Very soon the entire encaiiipmcnt was called to order by Capt. Hammett and addresses were made by Judge J. C. Allen, Win. Elling' ton, Capt. Hammett and Maj. Bruce. One of the colored convicts whose name is Freeman was asked to make a few re marks. He accepted tbe invitation. His talk was very appropriate to tbe occasiou. lie compared the treatment of the convicts under Capt.. Hammett’s adrtiiiiistration and tbe treatment under the administratidn of the ore who preceeded him ; said Capt. Hammett’s treatment toward the convicts was far batter than any' lie had known. By this tithe the Song tkblC Deatiy spread with Choice food ;• the large chnlh, •which vfas used aS a boundary line, was drawn asidepsthd all thC Convicts—white' and colored-'-Sodu dhtTodiuled tbe tabid ; a blessing was" asked,' and then the fun begad. All ate dutil they were filled, ahd each, wliit a'plote or’ handkerchief, aidfed ih bearing the frhgrhents aVttiy. Dinner dver, two colored convicts mounted a pllatforrii prcparfcd especially ftr the occasion auddld some of the bdst dancing we have seen in a "mouth of Sundays.” The c'orjjs’of dancers"was then added to, ahd an old-tittle (Jhadrille was Carried on for rjiiitc a while, finally the [>er for mantes were brought to an end, and visiting- throng dispersed. A shooting affray occurred in Fannin county near the Gilmer line, the latter part of last week, iu which Jerry Clayton "■hot a Mr. Wilson in tlie left breast and seriously wounded him. Clayton acci dently shot bis otfn soft dttring the affay Which it is thought vflll prove fatal. Uncle Coke Ellington says, in a fuuny Sort of way, that Charlie Quillian has one branch of his profession thoroughly learn ed. Charlie had promised, the first time’ it laiued, to go up and fish with him. Time passed on, and Charlie, perhaps, thought r.o more about it; but when it rained last Friday, Uncle Coke, seeing that lie had failed to put in apireaiance, never abused him for speaking falsely, but rather praised him for mastering one branch of the legal profession so early. How it 77as Done. tl llow do you manage,” said a lady to her friend, “to appear so liappv and good natured all th* lime?” ’•! always have Parker- Ginger Tonic handy,” was the re ply, ‘ tfiiu {fins easily keep mvseli and family in good health. When 1 am weli I always feel good na lured.” Farmers and others desiring a genteel lucrative agency business, by which $5 to S2O a day can be earned, send address at once,on postal, to H.C. Wilkinson & Cos., 195amH97 Fulton Street, New York. An Impossibility. Deserving article are always appreciated. Th e exceptional cleanliness of Parker’s Ilair Bal sam makes it popular. Gray hairs are impossible with its oc casional use. yon want to buy a good sewing machine call 'at the Courier office and examine one we have for B ale. Mens Comity Legal Adyeriisemenls GEORGIA.- PICKENS COUNTY! To all whom it may concern: M. F. Wett lias m proper form applied to the undersigned for permanent letters of ad ministration on the estate of James West, late of said county deceased, and I will pass upon said application on the first Monday in September, 1883. Given un der my hand and official signature, this the 2nd day of July, 1883, W. R. Allen, july 12—4 t. (74 w.) Ordinasy GEORGIA—PICKENS COUNTY. To all whom it may concern: M. F. West having iu due form applied to the undersigned for the guardianship of the person and property of M. 11. West, L. J. West, A. 51. West, George West, minor children of Willis W. West, late of said county deceased. Notice is hereby given that ids application will be heard at my office on the first Monday in] September nett. Given under my hand and official signature, this the tod day of July, 1883. W. K. Allen, July 12— 4t. (91.) Ordinary. GEORGIA— riCKENS COUNTY. Alpiieus MeElroy ) Libel for OIJ va I voree in I’ickens I Sup’r Court (Jc- Naney J. E. McElrov J tober form 1832. It appearing to the court that the re turn o. the Sheriff that the defendant does not reside in said county, and it further appearing t.nat she does not re side in said State, and it is further or dered that the defendant appear per sonally or by attorney at the next term of the court and deteiid the above case, or that the plaintiff he allowed to pro ceed exparte and that the defendant he served with a copy of this order by pub lication as now required by law in tub Ei.m.tay Cockier, a public gazette in said State, James R. Brown, Judge S. C. B. U, C. The former clerk el flio Superior court having failed to make out and transfer to to The. Bi.uj.iy Courier a copy of tire foregoing order for publics .-ion. It is ordered that tne same ho published as for October term. 1883, of said ■ 'oert, and that said ease . stand for trial at said term, after having been advertised as required by law, in said Ellij iy Courier ' a gazette published in Kllijay) Georgia. James'rf. Frovfn, Judge S. C. VS. R C. . WE OUGIA— I’ICIL'KXS C O U NT Y. f, M. C. McClain, clerk superior court, of said county, do hereby certify that tile above is a true copy from the minutes of said court. May.lo, 1883 M. C, McClain, frtite 71 m lor 4m. (253 w.J C. S. C. Administrator’s Sale. GEORGIA—PICKENS COUNTY. By virtue of an order from the court ot Ordinary of said county, will be sold on the first Tuesday in October, 1883, at the court house door in said county, between the legal bours, the tract of land iu said courity whereon Aaron Mots resided at the time of his death, containing 50 acres, more or less;, of No 287. in the 24(h diss trict and 2d section of said county, the same being 30 acres in cnltiyation, 10 of which is fresh latlfis.—all in good repair. Two dwelling hoiiscs, with other out huiilings. Toims of sale, one-half, cash and one-half on twelve months credit,with pote and approved security. This Aug. 6th, 1883. ANDERSON MOSS, Administrator of Aaron Moss.' j aug. 23—41 (187 JU rCLARK JOHNSON’S Blood Syrup JGures all diseases of the Stomach, Liver, | Bowels, Kidneys, Skin, and Blood. [ Million s testify to its effioaoy in heal” ling the above named diseases, and pro %/ nounce it .to be the IS- BEST REMEDY KNOWN TO MAN. THAck Mask Guaranteed to care Dyspepsia. pfJTA G- EN T S WANTED. Laboratory 77 W 3d St, New York City. Dnißßista sell it Leaai Aflyertiseasni i G EORGI A—GILMEIt COUNTY. Janies K" Ellis as administrator of the estate of 1. S. Ellis deceased shows that he. lias fully discharged Ills sai.l trust, (as appears by proper vdUCbers a* file), and prays to be discharged therefrom. . All |iersons concerned will show ciin'st, jf ...any they can, at or before tlie Novetftbet Terul 1883, of this coitrt, why at said term tlie prayer of said administrator should not lie granted. VYitneSs my band Slid official signature. July 2nd, ISS2. J. C. Allen. July 12—3 m. (90 w.) Ordinary. GEORGIA -FANNIN COUNTY. Whereas James M. Watson Administra tor of Martha Henry represents to the court in Iris petition duly filed and enter ed on record, Unit lie lias fully adminis tered Martha Henry’s estate ; this is there fort to cite all persons concerned, heirs and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why said administrator should not be discharged from his administration, and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in November next, tics July the B<ii, 1883. G. A. Thomas, July 12—3 m. (82 ). Ordinary, GEORGIA—FANNIX COUNTY. I have this day made application to the Ordinary of said county for leave to sell tlie leal estate of Joseph Merrell, deceas ed, and that said application will be beard :tt the September Term, 1883, of tlie Court of Ordinary of said county. July 2nd, 1883. John Merrell, Ex’t’r july 12—4 t. (61 w.) of Joseph Merreli, GEORGIA-GILMER COUNTY. Will be sold before the court house door ill Ellijay, Gilmer county, on the first Titesday in September, the foilowin prop erty, viz : Lot of land No. 1 in the 6tli district ami 2nd section and 324 in the 7ili district and of the 2nd section, both in Gilmer county, as the property of L. D. Rogers to satisfy a fi. fa. issued from the Justice Court of the 850lh district, G. M., of said county, in favor of il, R. Foot vs. L. D. Rogers and Jolm Slate. LfeVifcd on as the property of L. D. Rog ers, gud returned to me by Lakey Elliott, L. G. H. M. Bramlett, juiy 26—4 t. (114 w.) Sheriff GEORGIA—GILMER COUNTY. Jno- H. Whilner shows that Jolm Searcy of said county died intestate leav ing a real estate and that it is necessary for tlie purposes of distribution, to pay debts, &e., to administer the same, and piays to be appointed administrator there on. AH person* concerned will suow cause, if any they can, why at tbc Sep tember Term, 1883, of this court, tlie prayer of the applicant should not be granted. Witness my .hand and official i signature. July 17, 1853. J. C. Allen, july 19—4w t . (92 w.) Ordinary. GEORGIA.—GILMER COUNTY*. Whereas W. F. Goble and E. T. Gar trell as Executors of the estate of Wm. Goble, deceased, show by their petition that it is necessary for the purpose of dis tribution, to pay debts &c, to sell the east portion of lot of land No. 116 in tlie 12th district and 2nd section in Pickens county and they pray nn order granting leave &c. 1 Therefore all persons concerned will show cause, if any tbey can, at or before tiie October Term, 1883, of this court, why iat said term tlie prayer of the petitioners should not be granted. Witness .my band and official signature, Aug. 7,1883. J. C. Allen. aug, 9—4 t. (120 w.) Ordinary. GEORGIA—GILMER COUNTY. J. R. Johnson makes application for permanent letters of administration upon the estate of Elizabeth J. Newbery late of said county deceased. All persons con cerned will show cause, if any they can, at or before tlie September Term, 1883, of this court why at said term permanent letteis as aforesaid should uot he granted to said applicant. Witness my hand aud official signature. Aug. 7, 1883. J. C. Allen, aug. 9—4 t. (80.) Ordinary. GEORGIA—GILMER COUNTY. Pursuant to an order from the Court 'of Oidinary of said county granted at its July Term, 1888, I will sell at public out cry. to the highest bidder, for cash, on fSe first l uesday in September next, within the legal hours of sale, at the court house door in said county, Thirty acres more or Jess of lot ot land No. 18? iu the 11th district; (the same being the northeast portion of said lot, and all lying on north side of Cartecay river, and extending to south bank of same)'also lot of land No. 181 in t lie 6th district, both of said tracts being in the 2nd section in said County; sold for the purposes of distribution, to pay debts and expenses' of administration, and as tbs property of Artamincy Itoss, late of said county deceased. This July .17, 1883. T. W, Vraigo, Ad’nrir of Artamincy Ross, deceased.' jtdy 19—4 w. (167 w). QE()UGI A—GILMER COUNTY. Will be sold before the court house door in said codnty,or' the first Tuesday iuJSep tember next, within the legal hours of sale, lot of land No. 182 in the 12th dis trict and 2nd section, !b said county. Levied on under an attachment fi. fa. in favor of J . G. Ji. Erwin, pl'ff. .vs. said lot of land, as the property of 15. P. Orr, def’t to pntisfy an attachment judgment in favor of said Erwin vs. said lot ot land, rendered in the Superior Court of said county at its May Term 1883. .This Ju ly 31, 1883. H. M. Bramlett aug: s£-4*r. (IRi'w.y Sheriff. oEhR ' ■Bk UPRIGHT C RAN D PI AMOS I With Patent Cylinder Top. i SENS i3©S„ & CO., NEW YORK, CfcHji FOii OATC.LOGU2 D.SjMOROIfeIO, ItAJTTPArmiZ T:V. ~ DURABLE LIGHT Mtff Triumph Eeapsrs AND titS S*Ot££k££3 New Slipper Mower. The TRIUMPH KLaT'ERS r-ro to* simplicity iu conrtructino, cv i rf light wei"*Qt,dnrabiiity ti:J gooU werkiug capacity in all c**ruimoD6 min. The KEW CLIPPER hrj nli the advantages of tha OLD CLIPPiLR JuOWltti vith 2A±i.y valuable liiftrovenunts. SKKD FOR ILLoTRATWT Olßri LAR. Good AGENTS WANTED in unooenpie-i territor/. D. S. MORGAN 4 CO., . Brockport,MonroeCo.,N.^. WEBSTER m CL Mi, jtiirTViortrSxEs of *‘OUR IMPROVED’* WIND MILL, • jMA AXD DRALSMB ZB PUMPS, TANKS, PIPE, '’sUSss sittings, Brass Goods, Sod ail tiling? connected *.U? Hachwtry & Water SuppHet J 31 Si 33 Sanaolph St. H Send for InnrsraiTKn CiT*- {gg g“! VOOVK ASO Parcs Liar AnsEEas TeeWebstee Itg 00. ldhteo^ DETROIT, MiCH. NEUMLGINE The Orest Specific for Nenralgis tad Headache. Mayor's OAK-v. > I.ecsberg. Va.. April 14. f Messrs. Hutchinson* t Bro.: It affords me pleasure to testify to tiie -treat vir • tues of' v ;ur ‘-Jiouralgint** for the cure of neuralgia and sick' headache. It is tiie best remedy for these most distress ing complaints I have ever used. It should lie iu every family in the • ountrv. Yours truly, Co-u P.. Head Mayor of Leesterg, Va. Rev. Dr. .1. H. Devotio stye: -I have bsen inhered ft- it of a s> vere attack of headache. Tis>- following si ..-J let: er-fro n Dr. J. I>. Mitchell, a member of the Georgia Legislature is ft very strong endorse ment: Messrs. Hutchins -a A 8.-.-. t 1 have us e*l y itir “Xeuraigino." ami find it all you claim, a specific ir neuralgia and headache. .1. D. Mitehctl.'M, D. So!d by all Druggists, may ' ly. ifOSTETTEItv DELEB3STED SlffißS Hostetler** Stomach Bitters, bv increasing vital power, snd rendering the physical Amotions regular and active, keeps t| w system in good working oi-der, snd protects i: against disease. For constipation, dys pepsia and liver complaint nervousness, kidney and rheumatic ailments, it is in valuable, and it affords a suit defence against malarial fevers, besides removing all traces of such disease from the sestem *Ol sale by all Hrugtrists and Healers gti!> rally.'ff MARIETTA & NORTH CA, R. R. 3IACHINE SHOPS, MARIETTA, - - 2 - Forging, Turning and Planing in Metals. Repairs lo Sleawi Engines, Mill Machiitery; and Agricultural Implements promptly at leaded to. Terms, fteastmable. Address J. B, GLOVER, Snp’t, s ~ l7 - 3, n. Marietta, Gee. ; :—— ; WOOL WANTED! WOOL JEAN* ■!, WOOL JEANS, WOOL^JEANS WOOL T\VEEDS, WOOL TWEEDS, WOOL ROLLS, WOOL ROLLSf AL>o H'bol Linsb’j— Checks and Plain. DOME AND EXCHANGE YOUR WOOL FOR CLOTH AT THE LAC llhis L MILLS , Hjswell, Ga. If you can't come send it. THESE Mills are oxi hanging their goo.*? f.-r w.k.l with fanners, awl others on t.ie most Libera: terms, four motto is live aid kt live), „r sc will man fseture Woo! for onr cu-toiaen> lo the yard into any of tl-e line of giwxls at a u-asonable pnee. Biv Jeans at 22 cents, Tweeds at 15-cents, Lirnwy at 13 cents—for large-late I u -o'.i we wdi ti.sci.'aut these prices. S- ad for sampie.- and make a .-election before shipping y-jar wool \\. pay freiglit ail trj; safppti to us. All communica tions should ue addressed to LAURHLL MILLS MAX F’G CO., Roswell,'.Gu 4-18 O'- J. y . WOOD, President. •*'''— ■ - - Southern Business Colleger LO U IST IL LEAKY. ITefU Hook Keeping. NO TEXT BOOKS. mi mm-m tees ?ixiicioiAceeusfMf. {E idors-M byjail theJPronuneot Mercbatrls of Lauiavilit-.’* For term's, aitw iu format iou as toto-jard, aJdreaa,’ f feb. 8 ly. BEN C. WEAVER, Principal. —-~ ; * A GREAT OPPORTUNITY! I am Manufacturing three rtyles of Sewing Machines aud' stiiins at s-ic*'* RNHEAB OF PRICES ii . *.* to defy all Armpcton. No family need W witlnmt a macidoe, and n ; . person out )f em}h>wiin;nt after reading thi§ Alik tmceoem Sxtraoi diLLi ff l nake? the Slit h .• , :rmn two s;>.> .s, is ,>v o- a strict Ij shuttle, anted wiioie roaclimc is warranted to do, -ange of family sew mg SA f >,.IE the same, work as' tM. with tire gr atevt ease aid £ \ iUk t r- inger and to be a auperior irort perfect manner, a.i-J nrachins in' every No. 3, Styie, iHE "TRIUNE” nukes at wilt either the lock-stitch, chain-rtifclq' or spiral embroidery stitch,' and ie ■he fim-rt Sewing yachine ever inven'rett. I’nr-e, S3O. EVERY Ai A CHIME IS WARRANTED FOR 3' YEARS. , , ...VrfltaWehu"inwaf ~to an<,ota?rs Vr!!l fi '" this a #*** opportuaiij to engage l™ t aT.!.wS Jl,St . a <>Centenrial Hand Machine" beautiffillv mouxt r ; rtr.us to *’ Xh WIU SeU il! l,n r -' at >vud for Circ.ilaf anl tIE.MIV LOTH, ffl maxupackurer of . , . Sewii Machii.fe Cabinet Work. M 0 605 NORTN BROAD STREET. 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Ijcsz gi Appetite, £>ev el* iu tne Head, with a dull pens, i> the back p&j t, Pam un ter the Sfcovldcr blade, luliaess after ea;ine\ with a oisin-. C..C2LIOH to exertio-a t ( oocy cr mind,’ Irritability of temp r. Lew spirits, with & feeling of haring nrgLct- and some duty, vv earir.ess, JluLiorius at the. Heart, Lots before tho eyes. Yellow bkin, Headacho jreneraay ovor the cyo, KeatJesscosa, vcith f*Wui dreams, highly colored Urine, and CONSTIPATION. TTTTS PUXSare tspcrlxlljrailsptrtl to each cases, onedose eavets such a riian.t of feeling as to astonish the sufferer. The;: Increase t—e Appetite. and muse fh body to Take tin FKsh. thus tie- system Is rooriihra-Awl by jbrlt Tasle trll—i on tbs Diircslivt Ornss. Kesalsr Ktcois r.t pro-. Csoed- Price 3.' cem-s. sa Biuw st.fi. Y. TUTTS HAIR DYE. Gray lUmo* Wiuskkw> chanced tea <k ™,r Btacxby a single application ofthui Dyk. 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