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lOfALIHTELLIGEHCE.
Xewyaais Gif. 1
Mr. B. P. Warlick of Talking Rock
wu io town Monday.
Wa rxtrud to all our leaders a wish for
a bappv uey*ar.
Prof. C. C. Haley of Oakland academy
waa in town Saturday.
E. W. Cotemftrt h'eq.. waa absent laft
week on business in Bartow county.
T. B. Kirby of tbe CorniKK enjoyed a
aojourn last week iu the Gate city.
Prof. M. G. Bates parsed ikraugli El
lijay laal Saturday on a Trait to relatives in
Murray county.
Iter. Jesse Hyatt who has beet, in At
lanta for some time on business, returned
home on last Saturday.
Bring us a load of wood for that sub
scription. We need it to soften tbe print
era ink.
Mr. Dixie Watkins, who is a member
of the Senior class at Emory College, ia
spending Christmas holidays at his home
on Cartecay.
The tree at Cartccay was well filled and
attended by a large crowd, who observed
the day becomingly by having no whiskey,
but a pleasant time highly enjoyed by
nil.
Several of oar young gentlemtn spent
Christmas holidays in Atlanta, and aue of
them thought his presence very necessary
iu Dahlonega ere his return.
OUr former school-male, Mf. Jss. W.
Singleton, who has beeu superintending
mine* In Cherokee N. C., passed through
EHijay last week en route to his home at
Forsyth, Ga.
Special Deputy Raider Hardie has been
in our town sor several day?, and in com
pany with Marshal Milton has made it
lively for the boys who manipulate the
tanglefoot.
Deputy Collector Chastain, Deputy Mar
shals Hardy and Milton made a raid in
Fhnniu toUnty last week on some moon
shiners aud destroyed a large distillery,
but made no arrests.
The well known smile of Judge J.
Dates displayed its geniality on our streets
last Saturday, and we are constrained to
believe he is going to take unto himself a
wife. Look out for the couple, boy*, and
giro them a serenades
If yuU want good fare, splendid heda
and elegant accommodations, go to The
Hightower Hotel ut 14) Whitehall Atlan?
la, Ga., where you will find D. N. High
tower, proprietor, always ready to leceive
you. Read his advertisement in this is
sue.
Jasper seems not to ho outdone by
other towns in celebrating Xmas. It is
said they broke the apron strings of old
Hants, aud two IfCss, as a issult ware
gracefully attired in the appendages of
'cordial generosity.
A. H. Clements, Poplar Springs, Miss.,
Writes: I have suffered from a seveie
Cough for sevei al weeks, and was greatly
relieved by the use of one bottle of Dr. J.
McLean’s Tar Wise Lung Balm, I can
boufidently recommend it as an iancompar
parable remedy fot throat troubles. For
sale by Watkins & Cos.
Rev. C. M. Ledbetter, the pastor of the
jd. E. Church, Bouth, at this place, ar
rived oil the scene of his future work
week before last, and hs preached some
excellent sermons. He is a shrewd, ener
getic young bias, and from the start he
lias made we predict for him a year of
usefulness for the church and the advance
ment of our entire community, and we ex
tend *o him a warm welcome while
among us.
On the first Tuesday in January 1880,
I desire all the stewards in the Ellijay cir
cuit of theJM. E. Church South, to meet
fue in Ellijay at 10:30 in the law office of
Cols. Sessions & Coleman. Let us have
a full attendance, certainly not less than
one steward from each church. Every
church that wants Sunday preaching had
better send a representative.
0. M. Ledbetter, Pastor.
From R. H. Bixby. EdgawooJ, Iowa:
Dr. J. H. McLean's Tar Wine Lung Balm
is tbe leading congk Remedy here. It
was difficult during the past winter to
keep a supply. In a case which came un
der my notice il effected a permanent cure
of asthma of several years standing. For
■ale by Watkins & Cos.
Christmas passed off without any spev
cial entertainment, except a pleasant so
cial gathering at Mr. Mike Uckmney’s on
Thursday night and one at Col. Tom
Greer’s on Friday night. Less disorder
and drunkenuess attended Xmes fasti vi
tiee than any previous yeer for some time.
It is a gratifying fact to all of us that the
pests and disorder of whiskey ou this oc
msioa are rapidly diminishing while tbe
•erne good report reaches from all parts of
tb county.
tommy McCtnnry will plant ncoapt
ear thanks for sums ate* apples.
> *fii Wfctenant aod Hrbwrt Drtnrf,
of Fla, Branch. were married ou tbe 24th,
by Ttiea. lUtrlifi, Lxj
Mr. t*. C. o’>irn of ls<>nntaiotown,
gave us a quality of nice applet, foiwb.cn
we return thank*.
Y!east* Albert Sharp ami James Dover
have entered school at the Seminary.
Tuere will be a fashionable hop la El
l.jny to night at tbe F radav bouse.
W. 8. Co’.em.-ui of tbe Couni an is sbaeut
ou busisess.
Miss Mattie Foster of Talking Rock is
spending Xmas holklays with her rela
tives in this place.
A shower of doctors flooded the town on
last week front Aianta. Medical loie
Found its appearance iu medical sirs, C. M.
Curti*, VY. L. Harper and J. B. Bearden.
Rut. Mr. Hendricks passed up to his
work in Fanniu Couuty as pastor of the
M. K. Church, South.
Kiss Tioie Coleman Who has beeu
spending Xmas with Dr. W. L. Coleman
of Canton has returned to Ellijay.
The boil at ttie Central hotel ou Mon'
day night was the most elegant and bet
ter attended of sdv during tbe season.
The authorities of the M. & N. G. R. U.
are shipping iroa to this place preparatory
to laying track, whicb will commence
this weak nr Monday of next week.
Mr. Judge J. Bates ot Woodlwn k Ga.,
and Miss Lillie Pickett, of Ball Ground,
Ga., will be mnrried to-night, at the resi.
deuce of the latter.
Talking Rock with laudable enterprise
hoisted its sspling for old Sauta Claus to
straddle, and we ie&ru tbe affair was quite
a pleasant success.
One large fourteen roods hold for sale,
or rent. A aplettdid bargain. Address,
E. VY. Golem ax,
Ellijay, Ga.
A Time They Have*
Mess is. Editors : The Christmas fes
tivities in Oxford being rather interesting,
a few brevities couceruiug them may be
of some interest to the many leaders of
the Courier. Presuming thus I will nar
rate a few of the happenings during Christ
mas week.
The buoyant spirits of the college boys
for more Ilian a weea foretold the ap
proach of something though the medium
of which they hoped to realize fond an
ticipations.
Thus books becainejusglected and, sub
jects more in harmony with .pending cir
cumstances (I meau mote feminine) ware
stuoied chiefly, that they might receive a
100 (kisses) when they recited. On yei
teniay molding, wua elastic steps, valise
in hand, ami heart m the throat, they
bore their smiling faces on JUo campus,
Hoou leave of uosence was- obtained aud
they were off. We hope their fondest an
ticipations may be realized.
All of us who thought that wo could
wait till alter commencement to see
our sweethearts, nsstm .led, with the
good people of Oxford, at the church yes
terday, aua there was a feast far the eyes
of those who admire the beautiful —a
Christmas tree, almost groaning under the
burden of its fruit. At an early hour the
process of distribution began; and contin
ued quite awhi.e. While some hearts
were mads glad,others were made anxious.
But it was the purpose of the committee
of arrangement, that no member of the
Sunday School should be slighted. Dur
ing tins time some very interesting thiugs
occurred, which made it almost impossi
ble for the time to grow monotonous to
any one. A present was Dluclred, and the
receiver was to be the lady who could
keey a secret. A number of nominations
were made by friends as worthy of the
trust ; but on putting it to a vote of the
audience neither was aecepted.
Dr. Haygoed then Dominated the moth
er of George Washington ; but likewise
she was rejected. Prof. Dowuau said :
Doctor, they wont trust a dead woman.’’
But no definite conclusion was likely to
be reached in this way, so Prof. Scornp
suggested that a book be given to each
nominee, and the oue who opened it near
est the 200th page should receive the pres
ent. Miss Stone was the lucky lady.
Also another, to be given to the most
popular bachelor, not under thirty nor
over ninety. Prof. Magafh, better known
as “Pussie,” was thought to be tbs gen
tleman. The appearance of Santa Claus
was quite an interesting feature, and his
visit quite a welcome one. His coming
was announced by the music of the sleigh
bells attached to his legs and arms. On
each arm was a large basket filled with
choice fruits and presents. Twice he
went out and came again with his basket
filled, and thus all were kindly remember
ed by Santa Claus. Some very handeome
present were distributed which, doubtless,
mads the hearts of the receivers glad on
account of their pecuniary worth. The
occasion was enjoyed by every one, and
all came off with more than they carried.
Now Christmas is past ; and as the negro
| philosopher makes sin the resnlt of idle
ness, when he says :
“If Aden, had had a cotton crop to m ke,
He wouidu’t had time to’ve beeu cuattiu
wid de snake,”
Ho we must go to work I'll state,
Taut we may not share Adam’s fate.
Respectfully, S.J. C.
Oxford, Ga , Dec. lift, 1885.
liog'su AdTtrtitT* **
Pirkeni Sheriff Sals
GEORGIA—PICKENS COUNTY.
* HI tie sold before tbe court luieee dt
In Pu-ken* county on the Aral Tuesday ia
January best, 18*4, within legal sale
boura, lot of land No. 572 ia the 34th dis
trict ami 2nd section of said county. (ex>
cept * *<Trs more or less deeded to Camp
Grounds.) Iwtted on as the property of
Joilii 8. Bradley, by virtue of aA. fa., is
sued fiorn Pickens superior court in favor
of Gabriel Moss for tb* use of Margaret
McFarland administratrix of Richard Mr-
FarianJ. Property pointed out by plain
tiff'a attorney. Written notice given to
teuunt tn possession.
Also at tbe same iime aud place will be
sold to ttie highest bidder foi cash, Ilf y
acres more or leas of lot of laud No 234 in
the I2lb district aud 2nd section of said
county, conditional line* aa follows:
Commencing ou the east line at a Spanish
ork tree aud thence to h hickory tree,
thence north west to a Spanish sapling
near Dorsey’s pasture field, thence to a
chestnut tieu on the original lint. Said
land being the place on whicb Ben Fulton
now resides, levied on as tbs property of
Jesse Payne, by virtue of a fl. fa., issued
from th: justice court of tne 1098th dis
trict, G. M., said county, in favor of the
Marietta A North Georgia Railroad Oom
pauy, against said Jesse Payne. Property
pointed out by plaiutiff’s attorney. Levy
Made and teturned to me by John E.
Johnson, L. C. Written notice giveu ten
ant ill possession as required by iuW. This
Dec. the Ist. 1885. R. 8. Hendesou
IB 8 4t (291 w.) Shariff.
GEORGIA -PIGKENS COUNTY.
Will be sold before the court housa
door, in the town of Jasper, on the Ist
iuesdayin January next, within the
legal hours of sale, for cash, to the
highest bidder, the foi towing property,
to wit: Fifty acres more or ess of lot
of land No. 234 in the 12h district and
2nd section of Pickens county, condi
tional liues as follows: Commencing on
the east line at a Spanish oak tree and
thence to a hickory tree, thence north
west to a Spanish oak sapling near
Dorsey’s pasture He'd, thence to a chest
nut tree on the erigiual line. Baid place
improved, dwelling and outbuildings
being erected thereon; about twenty
acres in cultivation, remainder in orig
inal forest, baid land levied oil as the
property of Jesse Payne to satisfy an
execution, issued from the justice court
of 1098th district, G M., said county,iu
favor of Stephen Kiri)y against said
Jesse Payne.
Also at the same time and place will
bo sold as aforesaid, the following prop-*
erty, to-wit: About two hundred acres
of land lying and beiup in the county
and state aforesaid, being parts of lots
of land Nos. 83, and 84 and 97" in the
county and state aforesaid. c-aid land
well improved. Levied on by virtue of
a mortgage ti. fa., issued from the su
perior court of said county iu favor of
Perkins Bros. vs. J. P. Arwood. This
Dec the 2nd, 1885. R. S. Henderson,
12 3 4t(260w) Sheriff.
GEORGIA—GItjMHR COUNTY.
Pursuant to an order from the Court of
Ordinary of said county, granted at its
December term, 1885, I will sell on the
first Tuesday in February next, within the
legal hours of sale, in the manner govern
ing administrator’s sale, the following real
estate, as the property of Reuben Fossil,
deceased, to-wit: Three acres more or less
of lot of land No. 214 (this being ail of
deceased’s interest in said lot); also GO
acres more or less of lot. No. 220 on south
side of Slid lot: also all that part of lot
No. 213 which lies ou the cast side of To-
Jona creek, being forty acres more or less,
all of said lands neing in the 12th district
and 2nd section of said county. Hold to
pay debts and for distribution. An excel
lent mill-site ou said property, aud twen
ty-five or thirty acres of valuable bottom
land well improved. Terms of sale, cash.
Tuis Dec. the Bth, 1885. L. T. Fossil,
Adm’r of Reuben Fossil, dec.
12 10 4t (18 tw—ss.43. )1
GEORGIA—GILMER COUNTY.
Thomas Ratcliff applies to the undersign
ed to be appointed permanent administra
tor of tbs estate of Jane Whiseuant, de
ceased late of said county, and I will hear
his application on the first Monday in
February, 1886. All persons concerned
will shiiw cause, if any they can, why at
said term, flie applieation should not tie
granted. Witness my band and official
signature. This Dec. tiie Bth, 1885.
J. C. Alleß.
12 104 t. (80 w.) Ordinary.
GEORGIA-PICKENS COUNTY.
Rosalie Stearns, widow of A. H. Stearus,
deceased, having in due form applied to
the undersigned for a year’s support for
herself and minor children, out of the
estate of said deceased and the siune ha\*
ing beeu appraised uud returned to this
office. This is to cite all persons t oncern
ed to show cause, if any they cap, why
said application should not tie granted, on
the ']Bth uay of January next. This De--
cember the 9th, 1885. E. Hood,
12 10 4t (S3 w) Ordinary.
Georgia—Fannin county.
To all whom it may concern : James
P. Patterson, administrator of Amos
Owenby deceased, has in due form ap
plied to the undersigned for ienve to sell
the land belonging to the estate of said
deceased and such application will be
heard on the first Monday in January next.
This Noverfibor the 28tb, 1885.
James Withrow, Ord’y.
12 8 4t (63 w.)
GEORGIA—FANNIN COUNTY.
To all whom it may concern : Jacob
Weaver, Jr . administrator of Jacob * ca
ver, Hr., deceased has in due form applied
to the undersigned for !eve to sell the
land* belonging to the estate of said de
ceased and said application will be heat'd
on the first Monday in January next.
This Nov. the 24th, 1885.
James V\ ithrow, Ord’y.
12 3 4t (64 W.)
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Ffiotun Sheriff Saint tor Jan 188 G.
utiuuia-FAAbiN cet tirv
W ill b* told Iwliirf th* soar*, hoc**
d***r la ta* town of Morgan!u on th*
first Tuesday In January, IM. within
tb* Irani hours f aai*. tbn following
fifoiarty to wit: Lota of land Nos. TA,
and Ist in tb* Mb JUtra-l and Slid •**-
tiou ot si<t c>uin . Inviml on t>jr at
tarbm*nt fi. fa„ iaauod fm.u the juitlav
court or ta riMh district. U. Jd , *r aaid
count*. in lavor of ti urge \V. I'n.llipa,
•no of Hi* admlnUtrntoi a of Jautrs t'liil
lips Jfi-tMcd, va. Wm. J. Jory.
Alto at the aiu* time anti pla.-c will
h* Sold parts of lota ot land Non. ;3:,
SBu and 2M in tn* Bth district and 2nd
section of aaid bounty, being tbe down y
*f .Marg arc t s. lUl.tnu, on wbloh she now
reJd*. and levied on under sundry
justice court li. fas.. In favor of James
Phillip* and other va. Margaret $. Hall
sten. Levies made and returned to iu
by a bailiff.
Also at tbe same tlr.e anil place will
be sold lots ot laud Nos. M3 ana 18J iu
tbs 7th district and tat section of aaid
coknty, and levied on as tbe property of
Mary C. Male lo stilish- n justice court
I. fa., issued fn. ui tb j Sl3iu diet: let G .
M., in favor of Gum-go IV. Pbiliips and
Martha ji. Pbiiiips administrator and
adnnuistratrix ol Janies I'nillqis deceas
ed va. Mary <J. Slate and William .
Morris. John \\ . Gray, Sheriff.
12 .. 4t 1204 w)
GEORGIA—GILMER COUNTY.
Will be soitl before the eonrt house
door in said county, on the first 1 ues
day in February, 1880 within the legal
hours of sffse at- pub ic outcry) to the
highest bidder, an tlie right, title and
interest of J. M. Gravitt, tn and to lots
i of ‘and Nosi 219 iu the 11th district,and
|39 in the 12lh district and both in the
2nd section iu said county of Gilmer, as
the property of said J. M. Gravitt.
l evied ou to satisfy a Superior court
fi. fa. from Cherokee county, Ga., is.
sued in favor of A. H. Golquit, govern
of, against Win. Garrett principal and
L. H. atokes and J, ‘J. Gravitt securi
ties. ibis December the 29th, 1885.
ti. Ai. Bramlett, sheriff.
12 31 4t(137 w.)
GEORGIA— GILMi.i COUNTY.
Will ba sold uelore the court house
door, between tbe legal iiuurs of sale, on
tie first Tuesday in January, 1833, t.ie
foliewiug pr .party, to-wit: Lot ol land
No. 176 in tbe 12lh district and sccoiia
section of said county, to-satisfy a jus
uce court n. fa., issued from the booth
district, G. M., of said county, tn favor
of Oeo. F. Geber against A. L. Wheeler
principal and Juun Goble aud J A
Gutiger securities Levy made and re
turned to mu by Lakey Eliioti, L.
Nov. the 3Jth, 1836. Tins Nov. the 30th,
1885. 11. M. Bramlett,
l 2 3 4t(Usw) Suariff.
GEORGIA—GIL il Ell COUNTY,
t Will do sold before the court house
dour on tbe first Tuesday in January,
1884, in the town of Ellijay, in said coun
ty, between the legal coins of sale, the
foi.owing property, to-wit: Lot of land
No. 33 ia the ltlil district nnd 2mi section
of said county. I.evied on as tbe pr< per
tt of John 1). .Martin to satisfy a jusuod
court, ti. fa,, issued from the tomb dis
trict, U. M., io luvor f Z. T. Gray. Pron
erty pointed tint by plaintiff's attorney.
Levy made and returned to me by Lakey
Fliiott, L. C., Nov. 10, IV3J. 'This xov.
30, tsflo. U. if.. Bramlett, suerii*'.
12 3 it ( i2l wj
GGO KGLV—G LLMFit COUNTY.-
Will be sold before the court house door
’m thp town ()f„JiLJijiiy, within the legal
hour* "of ‘Salt?- *o“Tne" TffgncsrOWder fr>r
cash, ou Ilia,first Tuesday in January,
1880, the following described property,to
wit: Lot of laud No. 190 in the loth
district and 2nd section of said
said land levied on as the property of D.t
vid Bisson to satisfy a justice court execu
tion, issued from the 850ih district, G.
'A., said county in favor of Hipp A i '-ro.
Levy nmde and returned tb m* i-y Lakey
Elliott, L. C. Hus Dec. the 2nd, 1885.
11. M. Bramlett, Hiimalf
12 3 4t (120.)
GEORGIA - GIL Ai E K COUNTY.
Will be soid before the court house door
in said county on the first Tuesday in Jan
uary, 1886, between the legal lwiurs ot
sale, the following property, to.wit: Lot
of land No. 14 in the 24tli district and
2nd section of said county. nevied ou as
the property of Warren Manning to satis
fy a justice court fi. fa. issued from the
1302 district, G. M., in favor of £ P,
Tayier vs. Warren Manning. Levy mad*
aud returned to me by W. T. .-anford, L.
c., Oct. 8, 1885. This Oct. 87, 1885.
H. .si. Bramlett, Sheriff.
12 3 4t (lIG w.)
GEORGIA— County.
Matilda Aaron, widow of d'ro Aaron,
deceased late of said county, having ap
plied for a twelve months support for hei
self'and eight minor children, out of tbs
estate of said deceased, and appraisers
haring been appointed under commission
from me, and having made a return as
provided by law. Ail persons concerned
will show cause, if any they can, why t
the February term, 1886, of this court,
the return of the appraisers should not be
made tnc judgment of this court.
Gilmer Court of Ord’y,) J. C. Allen,
December 10th, 1885. j Ordinary.
12 17 4 w. (103 w.)
GEORGIA—FANNIN COUNTY.
To al! whom it may concern: L. M.
Greet ami Susannah Lovinggoml, xcu
tors os Jess# Ley in y good deceased, has in
due form applied to the undersigned for
leave to sell the lands belonging to the
estate oe said deceased, and said applies*
tioii will be heard on the first Monday in
January next. This the 16th day of No
vember, 1885. James Withekow,
11 26 4t (68 w) Ordinary.
GEORGIA—FANNIN COUNTY.
To all whom it may concern : Ruth A.
Stuart has in due form applied to the un
dersigned for permanent letters of admsu
istration on tne estate of of John Al. Butt,
late of said county deceased, and I will
pass upon said application on the first
Monday in February, 1886. Given under
my hand and official signature, Dec. the
7th, 1885. James Withrow,
12 10 4t (72 w) Ordinary.
GEORGIA-PICKENS COUNTY.
Augustus 8. Foewtt has applied for ex
emption of personality, and setting apart
valuation of houiesteau, and 1 w ill pass
iipoi. the same at 11 o’clock a in. on the
IStb day ot December, 1885.
E. Hood, Or dr
i 13 3 St (4S w)
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Tilt: KAURIS IMPROVED DOW LAW
Cotton Seed Planter and Guano Distributor.
This Planter ha, taken more
premiums than any planter
Wo liftv • ju t. ratontc t an nttaohm*ut for this plant** for drilling l-orh, BegA sj
any other fiend which o m he driile I, which makes a oomiiinod see l planter whioM
we RU * t> h-v enpevi.-r to anvthin,'over put upon the market. Prices vor#
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Sale,
GEORGIA—PICKENS COUNTY.
By yirtuo of an order from the court of
Ordinary of Pickens county, will be Boi l
at auction, at the court lions* door, of
said county-, on the first Tuesday in Feb
ruary next, within the legal hours of sale,
the following property, to-wit: Town
lots i* the town of Jasper, Ga.'/Nos. 2,3,
4. 5,6, 7,8, 9, 10, 13, and 14 in the 2nd
Addition and 3rd Division and No. 17 in
the Ist Addition aud 3rd division of said
town of JiiKpai-. Also 21 acres of Jut of
land No. 287 in the fith district and 2nd
section, 100 acres of lots of laud Nos. 273
aud 274 in the 12th district and 2nd sec
tion, ®OO aerits of lots of land Nos. 10:1.
165 and 159 in the 12th district and 2nd
section, lot of land No 39 in the 4th dis
trict and 2nd section, 80 aerss of lots of
land Nos. 238 and 284 in the 12th district
and 2nd section, 80 acres of lot of land
No. 251 in the stli district and 2nd sec
tion, 89 acres of lot of land No. 254 in
the oth district and 2nd section, 15 acres
of lot of land No. 287 in the slh district
and 2nd section, 1) acres of lot of land
No. 307 in the 12th district and 2nd sec
tion, also one half undivided interest in $
of 8 acres of lot No. 807 in the 12th
district aud 2nd section. All of said
lauds lying and being in Pickeus county,
Ga. Also lot of land No. 144 in the Bth
district and 3rd sectiou of Murray county,
Ga., and sold as the property of Cai.b
Jones, late of said county deceased.
Terms of sale, one half cash, balance on
12 moLtlis time with note aud approved
security at 8 per cent. December the
24th, 1885. W. B. Tate, Am’r
12 31 4t, (359w—510.77.)
Fannin Count' Sheriff Sales for
Februar 1886
GEORGIA —FANNIN COUNTY.
Wiil be sold before the court house doth
within the legal hours of sale the follow
ing property, to-wit : Lots of land Nos.
1 and the north west half of No. 2 in the
7th district and 2ud section, and parts ot
No.t. 259, 260 and 281 in the Bth district
aud 2nd section, the one seventh interest
in said lands known of the Margaret S.
Ralston dower. Levied on by sundry fi.
tas. in favor of li. A' j Ison and T. T. Fain
vs. John W. Ralston .-aid property lev
ied on as the property of the said John
W. lialston’to satisfy said fi. fa*. Lev
ied oa aud returned to me by a bailiff
Also at the same time and place wiil be
sold oue seventh undivided interest of
Dsvid A. Ralston in Nos. 1 and north
west half of No. 2 in the 7th district and
2nd section ; also lots Nos. 259, 200 and
281 ia the Bth distrtet aud 2nd section
known as the Margaret B: Ralston dower,
to satisfy sundry jasriw court fi fas., iu
fsvorof If. P. Lester *nd other* vs. Da
vid A. Ralston. Levied on aud returned
to me by a bailiff.
Also at the same time and place will tie
sold lot of land No. 251 in tiie Btli dis
trict and 2nd section, also parts parts of
Nos. 259, 200 and 281 iu the Btb district
aud 2nd section, the last Using 60 acres
more or less, and it being tnc David A,
Ralston share of the estate of Hauiuel M.
ltalsron deceased, to satisfy sundry justice
court fifas, in favor of If. B. Mull, High
tower fc Hallman abd other-, vs James H.
Beard. Levy made and returusd to me by
a r.ailiff. This Dec. the 28th, 1886.
Jobu W. Grav, sheriff.
12 31 4t (347 w.)
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GEORGIA—GILMER COUNTY.
Wi 1 be so tl before the court liouss
door, in the town of Ellijay, between
the legal hours of sale’ on the first
Tuesday i:i February 1880, all the right,
title and interest of S A. tddrrell ia and
to the following lota of laud, to-wit t
Lot of and No. 124 in the sixth (Oth)
district and second (2nd) section of said
county ; lot of land No. 129 in the sixth
(6th) district and sedorid (2nd) section
of said county; lot of land No. UKi iu
the sixth (Otn) district and second sec*
tlon of said county; lot of tand N0.130 id
the sixth (Oth) district aud second (2d)
section of said county. All of said land
levied on as the property of 8. A. Her
roll to satisfy a superior court fi. fia.,
obtained at the ast Novembor term by
C. Au tmau & Cos , for the use of Tram
melt Starr against B. B. Vandergriff, At
•*>. Weaver and S. A. Mcrrell. Levy
made by me the 20th dav of Decem
ber, 1885. 1 his Dec. 29, 1885.
H. M. Bramlett, Sheriff)
Ivi 31 4t (205w—50.15.)
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Administrator's Sale*
GEORGIA—PICKENS COUNTY.
By virtue of an order of the court of
Ordinary of Pickens county. Ga., will
he so and to the highest bidder before the
court house door, of said county, on the
first i uesday iu February, uext, within
the legal hours of sa e, the following
property, to-wit: Lot of land nitmber
one hundred and sixty-four (164), eight
acres of west ha fof number one hun>
died and ninety seven (197), twenty
one acres of number one hundred and
sixty five (105), and five and a haif
acres of number one hundred and sixty
(100), and four acres of number one
hundred and sixty one (161) all the
above land lying and being iu the 12th
district aud 2nd section of Pickend
county, Ga. Sold as the property of
Robert Hearing, late of skid county
deceased. Terms of sale ona half cash
and balance on twelve inoutlis time
witli note and approved security with
8 per cent, interest per annum. This
Doc. 30th, 1885, Joseph Dearing,
12 31 4t 179 w Administrator.
GEORGIA— GILMER COUNTY,
Win be soid at the court house doof
in said county, on the first 1 uesday id
February, next, within the legal hours
of sale, a‘i the right, title ana interest
of ••. F. Harris in and to lot of land Noi
183 in the 7th district and 2nd sectlou
in said county, as the property of J. Fi
Harris, the same eitig the property
described, and located in a mortgage,
executed by J F. Harris St Son to John
Silvey & Cos., containing one hundred
acres more or less. Levied on to sat*
isfy a mortgage fi. fa. issued from the
Superior court of said county in favor
of J ohn Silvey & Cos. vs. J. F. Harris
& Sou. Defendant notified. This
DCc. 29,1885. H. iL Bram'ett,
12 31 4t (135 w.) ' Sheriff.
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