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. - A L ! NTEL LIGENCE.
Laws or Newspaper Stibwribrrx.
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tiie uoialon ut the l tails! bliitti Su
preme i <iiirt:
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ance of tbeir periodical*. tbe |<ul>liher
may continue to send them until ail ar
rvaraigos me paid.
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notice to the rarntrif, are cnntidered as
wishing to .(••■iitiuu* taip snti<: iptiou.
It suitsc.-iii *i nsgic -t or refuse to
take t-ht-ir periodicals front the office to
whicli ther are rlLoeted, they are liulil
responsible until they hare settled their
bibs and ordered them discontinued.
4 If subscribers native to otiiar places
without notifying the publishers, and the
pa; era are scat to the former direction.
ti:ey are hold resucasihle.
j "'ho courts have decided that, refus
ing to tak* periodicals from the office, or
removing and leaving them uncalled Tor,
is prima facie evidence ot intentional
fraud.
9. If subscribers pay in advance they
are bound to give notice to the publisher
nt the end ot their time, if they do not
wish to continue taking it; otherwise the
publisher is authorized to senu it on and
tiae subscriber will be responsible until
an express notice with p i.rmeiit of ar
rearages, is sent to the publishers.
We've a nice poem for next week.
200 bundles of fodder wanted—call at
this office,
Mr. Noah Pettit entered school at the
Seminary last Monday.
E. AV. C-oleman, Esq., visited Ta k
ing Rock a few days last week.
Deputy Collector Chastain and lady
arc spending a few days ifl Atlanta.
The new fence around the lot of J.
P. Cobb & Son presents a neat appear
ance.
All communications sent us without
auihor’s real name will receive no at
tention.
Editor Campbell of the Murphy Bul
letin passed through our town 1 uesday
in a gaily turn out.
Quarterly conference of the M. E.
Church, South wi 1 be he dSa unlay the
10th of April at Oartecay.
Mr. vi. V. Teem spent a few day's in
Atlanta this week purchasing his large
stock of spring and summer goods.
Dr. Irwin and wife, and Mrs. Judie
Eng and of Blairsvi.le are yisiing the
family of Dr. Watkins of this place.
Notice the laws of newspaper sub
scribers at the head of this column. W e
will be govern;d by them entirely here
after.
Clifford, the little son of Dr. Wat.
kins of this place who has been,very low
with feyer, we are glad to state is re
covering
Mr. Hamilton 110 t, who has been at.
t aiding East Tennessee Wesleyan Uni
versity at Athens Teun , returned home
1 sc Tuesday.
Rev. T. C. Carter, D. D., editor of
the Methodist Advocate, will preach the
annua sermon at lillijay Seminary the
first Sabbath in May.
Miss Lula Allen, one of Movganton’s
chaste and refined young ladies, regis
tered in this place at the Central last
Friday night enroute to Atlanta.
Dept. Mar Ira Campbell was up a
few davs this week, lie has a waking
cane in his possessi <n th tt wis once
owned by the noted outlaw, Jesse
the N.
on bed
KIA.I.V. JaTlfou.' which
daily r.r
ril^T*audnommg. progress
of the wofk towards Blue Rid.e
Mr. John Duckett, the active mechan
ic and lumber man of Gilmer, sawed
0,044 feet of lumber in 7 liou-s and 40
minutes, the other day, with a ID-horse
power engine He lias on hand a large
amount of lumber awaiting sa'e and
shipment.,
4he rajjof the hammer a”d whang
of the sail betoken the upbuilding of
our town/ Several improvements are
going on in town wliieh indicates a re
cussilati'* of public pride and general
advance! ent. W e are glad to see it;
it speaks well for the town.
.Mr. Kj gsberry of ('arrolton was up
last wee with a view of purchasing
some of he tine stock of T. H. Tabor,
but the rice he offered for one animal,
S3OO, w i not sufficient to induce the
transfei )f ownership. He saw the ad
vertiser ent in 4he Courier.
The I irter House on 124 Loyd street
At’anta is just the . place to go for
good fa s, nominal cost and splendid
accomn idations. Mrs. Reeves, the
proprie -ess, is an obliging and kind
lady all tvs ready to do for her guests.
Go and >ee her when in the city.
The i icrchant who advertises in his
town pdier is the man who will succeed
in busings. Experience has confirmed
it that t|e men who advertise are the
great successful men of the world This
is the wity of supporting your county
paper, and if you don’t advertise ,n it,
can w<j ask other men away from here
to do what yon will not ? Then if you
ant your 1 ocal paper to exist help it
and the town will never liave cause to
regret its presence. A local newsnaper
does more towards the actual improve
ment of a country than any enterprise
li it.
The euer.etir bus n*M establishment
of Kipp At Dm. lia* the on y ga* Ugh,
in town. They adrtrth* in the tor
aiKH, and yi.ti know they arc live men
and do a good business on rcasoi.able
; tern,#, la I ami *** them any ay.
The Social Oub. under invitation of
Mias Alice Ore r, met at the residence
of her fail, ron la-t Friday evening
the constitution was ado; tod and quite
a number of \ ottug ladies and gentlemen
were elected members of the club. The
liter try exercises were varied with song
aud music which made the evening very
rojoygb eto a l. -By iavitatioa of E *.
Celem m it wil meet at his residence
Friday night -w eek.
Town Talk..
The town is well supplied with mu
sic by Harley Tabor’s orchestra.
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S. Plielps in ty never £ct to be a U*
S. Senator but be can catch more fish
than any body else in town.
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Tt is a noticeable fact th ;t the lecent
cold *n.p has not interfered in the least
with Jim Dan ty’s mustache.
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Mr. Noah Pe tit of Oartecay. is at
tending school at the Seminary. We
don’t know whether he brought the ark
with h’.n, or not.
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Solomon V evinuey sings ‘'Drifting
Apar ” and his face has assumed a very
elongated appearance la e y (his gir
has gone home).
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The hens out in the i ountry are
more than usually m mstrious and the
met chants are buying more eggs than
Ca ter had oat-.
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Maybe a certain young man didn’t
get his hat lining torn out lust Sunday
but we hoard he did. Wend r if he
goi it Monday night '
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Tic Seminary school is pieparing
for a splendid exliibi ion a the close
of the school which will be m ab lit.
five weeks. Wo predict for th in an
unprecedented success.
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The post-office was recently crowded
with missives for the young tnen—At ril
fools as ,t were—while it is yet March.
Thi- looks like the young ladies are
trying to force the season.
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Dr. E. W. Watkins is having a fine
news able built, This looks like Ixisi
nes- and if others would follow suit the
town would look better and the horses
feel more comfortable.
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We notice that the Hon. A. D. Can
dler has waked up and is sending his
constituents agricultural rep rts -nd
speeches on the silver question This
is a pretty good sign.
Man About Town.
OUR NEIGHBORS TALK.
• Jasper: The warm spring sun of the
last few weeks had Us effect upou this
village—its rays shown upon the broad
shoulders of Jasper’s heroes, and warmod
that Anglo-Saxon blood that courses their
veins, until the whole nervous system was
so electrified, that the brain’s battery
could no longer be controlled, and conse
quently the lingmil cable began to traus
mat, from ear to ear, telegrams from tbe
inner man. At one time it was school
here! at another, school there! On it the
good (?) work went •, school here, school
there ; this ; I won’t have that ;
is mine, I won’t have this; this is lay
Richer, 1 won’t have yours, said each
respective messenger, and it seemed that
liottiing short of a score of teachers could
supply the wants of this “e pluribus
unum” school philanthropy, “so to
speak.” But the weather has changed, and
again the wind is from the north, and at
this writing we are moving on reasonably
quiet with only two schools in this im
mense metropolis, from which schools,
forty young American minds (how insuffi
cient the number of teachers for such a
task) are to he stored with literaly lore.
It is earnestly hoped that by next time, a
I>lan can be conceived, by which each
family can be supplied with a half dozen
teachers, respectively, and that, too, with
teachers who are socially, politically and
religiously in harmony with the several
employers, and at a cost of one anil a
quarter cents per week. Let time’s swift
chariot roil, anu bring about this happy
day.
A farmer who resides a few miles from
here came to town last week, aud entered
the place of business of one of our mer
chants, and while looking over his account
for the purpose of a settlement, the farm
er intimated that the merchant was not a
man of bis word, whereupon the mer
chant, it is said, gently laid one hand up
on the back of the farmer’s neck, while
the other nand seized upon a prominent
part lower down, and the farmer unwil
lingly hastened out, to view the solar sys
tem, and try the effects of the open air.
It is said that the farmer demands a re-seat
in full for mi-sing doth. W.
MokoAnton ; We learn that Kev. Ji -
sepli Parham of Union county will re
move to Morgan ton-in a few days.
Plndelia Weaver who has been very ill
for the lust two weeks ts rapidly gaining
(treugtli under the treatment of Dr. T. T.
! Fain.
I A young mull luppoied to be Fred Free-
I man, > i# accused of iminlrtmg tiu*
j M .uklin Isay at T*cc>>*. |iumil through
tli< m ight, .ti„.,*l tarn- mi.es inhUU of this
|*li*re a few tl IV# ago.
We think the Cot'RlU, is rapidly aaintng
| n |Mpubu-.ly in this vicinity, judaritg
| Iron the <slL of our neighboring frieml*
| last week. Sulhkt.lk.- f>r the Cotaiau
•uni get the news.
, The- farmers ..f litis vicinity are push
ing on with couslderwhle interest. They
seem to recognize lie- fact that bread is
tiie life* of the country to h great extent.
Tobacco culture is attracting considera
ble attention. Th-nnas G yarn wood Ha
well as otl.cis -a lit experiment on tobacco
tins year.
Miss Piirham, daughter of Rev. Joseph
Parham, entered scUoo! at Mis. Ohastsin’s j
academy Monday morning last.
Walter 0. funis will cuter school at j
this place in a few days.
Among the many men rerently spoken !
of as the ot.e to make the race this year j
in the 41st Senate,del district, is Col. O. j
It. Dupree. He is a brilliant youug law- I
yer, who came to this county five years
ago and without an intimate friend or a
relative to a-sist him, lias by his prompt
ness gained the confidence of the Demo
cratic party', and no doubt if he conclude#
to make the race he will make it lively for
Ins competitor in Fannin county.
Fan*. - in Joe.
Bucktowx: Warm weather for the past
few days.
The people of litis vicinity have com
menced turning land for a crop.
Mr. Joseph McClure Ims 37 patent bee
stands, and is doing a very good business.
Mr. Caleb Weaver has the finest ox to
his age we ever saw.
Mr. Jim Doggie of Tennessee paid F.
M. Moony a flying visit last week.
J. G. Clayton recently moved into It is
new dwelling, near Rev. J, Moouy’s.
Als. Will. "Weaver speaks of placing
himself before the people of Gilmer as a
candidate for Tax Receiver; also E. 8.
Vandegrtff announces to the people of
this community that beds a candidate for
matrimony. Mr. V. is a nice young man
and we hope Iw will be elected.
Mr. George Thompson and wife have
gone to Atlanta on a visit.
Marion Clayton has a flourishing s°t of
chin health Boiiack.
Ft. at Bhanch : Messrs. John and New
ton Burgess have arrived from North Car
olina and will make their future home on
Flat Branch.
R ?v. S utderson of N. C. [yeached t
Dover’s Chapel last Wednesday night.
Measles and mumps threaten to be plu
ral throughout this section of the county.
Thomas Frisby', one of the oldest setM
tiers of Tails Creek, left Finlay last for
Baudersoii, Ky. A Mr. Nix front below
takes Mr. Fri-by’s place in ottr locality,
“Uncle Tom” lettvts a host of friends and
hundreds of dollars in judgments against
his debtors I ehind him. Ife had been
tunning the dry goods business and had
credited extensively for several years.
Rustic.
Roy: Our fanners are at work prcpai
iug for crops.
VV. S. Clayton has determined to see if
a full crop of tobacco will pay.
Miss Alice Redmond who has been sick
with fever is about well.
Mr. Ira Strickland is blessed with anew
victoiy and says with all his heart, “It’s a
boy.”
An infant son of B. C. Jlctlan fell and
broke its leg last ffatuiday. J. O.
Tickaneti.ey • The recent rain has
stopped the farmers from plowing for a
few days.
The revenue made a raid in Fannin
county last week and smashed a few
tubs, but failed to get either man or
copper; they called at Mr. J. 11. Bai
ley’s for breakfast and before it was
prepared they concluded they not
hungry, uud went off and left a cun.
We learn that Lester Smith has quit
horse swapping and entered school.
A young lady informs us that Granny
Jay has purchased herself a pipe that
will hold a peek of shelh and corn.
We are informed that Mr. S. M.
Newberry of Dawson lias purchased the
Findley mil s in Fannin county and
has recently moved to them.
. Tom Trainer.
Mountaixtown: Juckson Willis has
moved into this section ; we welcome him
in our midst.
On the evening of the 15th Samuel
Osborn, son of W. H. Osborn, while
ciossing a fence fell on a snag, inflicting a
very seiious wound. Dr. E. W. Watkins
was called immediately, and upon exatni
nation pronounce! his case critical. Wc
learn he is fast improving.
Dr. W. L. Harper speaks of going to
Texas soon.
Apples are still plentiful in these p-rts.
Jay.
Notice.
Ail person.- having contract* for the
delivery of Cros-ties a uDgside the
Marietta and North Georgn Bairo.d
between El ijay and Blue Ridge -re
hereby notified that said coutr cts are
called in from this and >te. Contractors
must have al Ties delivered on or ue
fore April Ist, 1886, as no Tics will
be reeeivdd utter that date,
Whitcpath, C R. Walton,
Gu., Mar. J l , 18*6. f*upt. Coll.
S;riri fait ot fill litft.
I UKOltt.l A —ril K i'NS rut stv,
j h ill '• •• Won ,lie iHMirt It'-tu**
ilnor. I,' the town n* ~:i-p**r. <i:*.. l. (< i
. the l**-. f rl Wur# -r-#!,*. f*i. tin* first Tim***.
•In# in June. |Wfc* the roitowiag tot# <>|
j W 114 limit. | wit; X> *Mt in the ,2th
. <iitrh*t
i <*onßtv, !r.v ! **! <*a *■ th# pro*-***;v of
I Moree* A. ttnll n.-ent of II art-:# a Milliui
I to satUfr a t ix li. fa. iu*i| bv \f.
I l*H | le. I-*’-, al* at th* "nun* titii" an*l
t'lane. will be #nbl one half mineral in 1
! t(treat. I and In south half .*!' lot <*f land i
Vt. 3*t iti 111,* 14tIt dialrirt anil second
•ectlon of rh-kens eountv. lovic t on l>\ j
virtu* of and tn b >i-fv a tax t|. f* isHiietl
byt.. n Ijtti-*. i tl. of I’ickensc* ity, j
;,.d Irrh'ihui as the property of Mnrctls j
A . 11**11: aiU'i at liii- same tline anal tilaoe, I
'villl-e sdd 1,0 of I.atad No. lot pi till* j
12th aiisl&itta anil sncoaaal aectt'in iia I’ick- I
••us collet V. an* levic I aaa* as tiae ja'aasa. !
j erty ad IT M. It laila* tn satist'v a tax ti fa.
j issued hr (5. \V. t.ittie, T. <;.: also at
: the Sanaa ■ liana* and place will ba- solal bat
of land N. 230 in tit.* |-_th ,P rrict and
| second section of Pickens "ntiaaty. levied
on as the4roiaerty nf I. V. Sawtoll, taa
J satisfy at tax ti. fa issued lay ti. \y. l.ja
| lb*. T. ('..UMckens county: also at the
j same timqaaatl talac,*. will lae sold laat ,af
baud No jen iia the 12th disti-iet naad m*c
nild section *f Pickens county, and lev
ied on :\s the property of '.Marcus y.
Bell agent tor dames Home taa sati-fv a
tax 11. fa. Issued by (I. \V . I.ittle. T
Pickens county; ails*' at the s.tiaaa* time
and place, will be sold lot of band N<a.
134 In the 241 h distnVt and second sec
tion of Pi -I. M.s cniinty. levied aan as the
jmtperty of Marcus A. Beli, agent ot .jat
iitts A . Harden, to satisfy a tax ti. fa.,
issued hjf<i. W. kittle. T. f;.; also at the
same time and place, will lae solai lot of
lulu! No. 243 in the 24tli district and Sec
onal section of Picketts county, and lev
ied on ah the property of I. V. Snwtell,
agent lor Mrs P. L. Blnckshor, to satis
fy a tax ti. fa., issued lay G. \V. Little,
T. r.jialso at the same time and phi •<>,
will be sold on,' half mincriil interest iia
and to loL nf land No. 11l In the 23rd di *,.
t-rict and second section of Pickens
comity, and levied on lay virtue of and
to satisfy a tax ii. fa ~ issued by (f. \V.
l.ittic, against Marcus A. Bell; al- j
so at tiie fame time anil iiba.ee. will he
sold lot of land No. 93 in the -.3rd district I
and seenhd seetion of Pickens county,
and levied on as the property of Marcus
A. BeJESgent fo.‘ Hairris & Milieu, by
vtrtue'fßflhnd tn satisfy a tax ti. fat., is
sued by G, W. Lirtle,l’. O.; also at the
same tame and place, wilt lie sold lot of
land No. KS2 in the 28rd district and sec
ond section of Pickens county. and lev
ied oa* as the ■ roperty of Marcus a. Bel!,
pgent of Harris <t Millet), lay virtue of
aud to satisfy a tax ti. la., issued lay G.
W. Lilllp. T. < .; also at the same time
and place, will be sold lot of land No.
293 in the 3rd district anal second section
of l’iekens county, and levied on as the
property of Bobert Boyd, by virtue of
and to satisiy a tax IV. fa., issued lay O.
W. Lillie, T. (.; alsc at the same time
and p|ade, will Do sold lot of land No.
31 in tlie'fth district anal second section
nt Pickens county, and levied on ns The
paoperly of Marcus A. Bell, agent for
Richardson's minor children, by virtue
nt n nif to satisfy a tax li. fa., issueal bv
G. AY. IJttle, T <J.; also ait Ibe same
time anil place, will lie sold In! ot land
No.fllS'lili the 13th district and aocond
section'll! PickeiisVoiintr. ami levied on
as the pfopea tv of Han-is W Millet), by
virute lal and to satisfy a tax li. fa., is
sue • by (i. tV. i.ittle, T. at Iso at tne
same time u tui place wil l-e sold lot of land
No. til in the 13th district and 2nd sec
ti'iai of Pick'tas county, and levied on a*
the property of Marcus A. Bell, agent, of
llitnis & Milieu, by vlriti * of and to
sutislv ti tax ti. fa,, issued by G, TV. Lit
tle, T. 6.' also at, the same time mad
'place, watt Ta sob Hot of laitnl Nu. 194 in
the 13th district and second section ot
Pickens’ county, and levied oaa as tbo
property of TV. M. Dean, by virtue of and
te satisry a tax ti. fa., issued by (J. \V.
Littla*. T. t;.; also at the same time and
place, will .bo sold lot of land No. 127 in
in the Kith district and second section of
Pickens county, and levied on its the
property of Marcus A. Bell, agont of
llaiT.s it Milieu, by virtue or anii to sat
isfy a tax ti. fa., issued by G. TV. Little,
T. 0.; also nt the same Lime and place,
will he sold lot of land No. 139 in the
T3th district and ..ocoml section of Pick
vns county levied on as the property oi
Marcus A. Beli. agent of Jlauris & Milieu
by virtue ot and to satisfy a tax li. la., by
G. VV. Little, T. ; ails* nt the same
time and place, will lie sold lot of Inn I
No. 179 in the 13th district and second
section of Pickens county, and levied on
aa the property of Marcus A. Bell, agent,
of Joseph 11. Banks, by virtue of and to
satisfy a tax li. fa., issued by G. VV. Lit
tle, T. G ; also at the same time and
place, will lac sold lot of Itnad No. 2( j'2 in
the sth district aud second section of
Pickens county, aitad levied on as the
property of Marcus A. Bell, agent of W.
VV. Simpson, by virtue of and to satisfy a
tax ti. ta., issued by G. W. Little, T. G. ;
also at the same time and place, will be
sold lot of land 21S in the sth district and
2nd section of Pickens County, and levied
bn aw the property of Marcus A. Bell,
agent of Harris & Millet), by virtue of and
to satisfy a tax li. fa , issued lay G. v‘..
Little, T. C. ; also at the same time and
place, " ill be sold lot of land No. 253 in
the sth district and 2nd section of Pickens
county, and levied on as the. property ot
John 8 Collins, by virtue of and to satisfy
a tax fi. fa., issued by G. W. Little, T.
C.; also at the same time and place, will
he sold lot of land No. 154 in the sth dis
trict aud 2nd section ot Pickens countv,
and levied on a9 the property of Marcus
A. Bell, agent of Harris & Milieu, bv
virtue of and to satisfy a tax fi. fa., issued
by G. VV. Liitle, T. C.; als.) at the same
time and place, will be sold lot of land
No. 314 in the sth district and second sec
tion of Pickens county, and levied on as
the property of Marcus A. Bell, agent for
Harris & m ilien, by virtue of and to sat
isfy a tax fi. fa., issued by G. W . Little,
T. C. ; also at the same time and place,
will be sold lot of land No. 174 in the
6th district and second section of Pickens
county, and levied on as the property of
Marcus A. Bell, agent of Harris & .wdleu,
by virtue of and to satisfy a tax fi. fa.,
issued by G. W. Tittle, T. G. ; also at the
same time and place, will be sold lot of
land No. 247 in the sth district and 2nd
section of Pickens county, levied on as
the property of Marcus A. Bell, agent of
Haiti* & Milieu, by virtue of and to sat
isly a tax fi. fa., issued t>y G. VV. Little,
T. G. This ‘.lie 23rd day of Fell., 188 o!
R. fi. Henderson,
3 4 13t. (fee $93.17.) Sheriff
GEORGIA—FANNIN COUNTY.
Agreeable to an order of tiio court ot
Ordinary of said county, will lie sold on
I the first Tuesday in April, I*B6, before
: the court house door, in Morganton, sahl
| county, ttie following land belonging to
I the estate of Jacob Weaver deceased, to
j wit: 80 acres more or less of lot of land
No. 3 >0 in the Bth district of t ■<- 2nd sec
''on, it being the east portion „f saai lot.
I'enns of sale cash. Jacob Weaver. Jr,
I 17 4 (84 w) Administrator.
|TO MILL ME N IN GENERALI
*VnI Who WUh
‘ I** Itiiil*! or* T?opnir
Wheat, or isnw Mills.
Mill lit,lid,ng or Repairing is tt,v special trade. I have given it ,uv
Si'" 'V U
* • !,tj, andi I nrabtlitv. I ran In,y yonr mill supplies, -uch ns MHI
1 U'*j 1 u'| M ‘, H ° ,V np . ( 0,1,5 * Sm " -'lafliines, Iron Shafting, Iron Gearing
.ud K,er \\ heels, all ot which is first-class and at reasonab e prrees Ad?
It . •! O II N W. MAIM* DIN,'
• Millwnglit and Contractor, Ellljay. Ga.
HERE WEGOME, HEAD US !I
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The Olinmpions of Prioew
U I W ih a& © 'ffi S£ a M
im just received their Sraad Fall Stock of Goods 1
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(I-oalß of every desenptioi, ! H a , S) Shoes, Jean*, Hardware
i i.\ Noi ions in la*t every thing you need, and at pricea
second to none. _
11 5 H.
Sheriff Sales.
GEORGlA—Pickens County :
Will be sold before the court
'tons . door, in (Ik* town of Jasper,
G,', between lit** legal hours of
sale, on i lie firs! Tuesday in April
18hb, the following described
land, io-vvit; 2 acres more or
less ot lot of land No. 25 and 70
acres more or less of No. -18, all
in the 12l!. district and 2nd sec
(ion west side of saiat 10l levied
on as tiie properly of C. M. Smith
by virtue of and lo satisfy a Jns
iia'e court fi. fa. issued from Ibe
•* usi ice court, of the 1036th ois
ttiid. G. M.. saial connlv, in favor
of Hightower & Hallman, vs. C.
U. Smith and B. F. VVnrljck
Property pointed oui by B l 1 ’
'Vat lid-:, levy made December
23:M. 1885, bv J. \V. Taylor, L. C.
anal reitimed to me.
Also at tiae same time and
place will be solai the following
lands to wit ; 3 4of an acre of
land mi the sotiila-west corner of
lot Na. 156 in Ibe Pith district
and 2nd section, said cnuhl'v,
levied mi by virtue of ant) to v s it |-
islv a Jttblice court fi. fa. issued
'mm the Justice court of Ibe
1036' h district. G. M..said count) ,
in favor of I'. G. Simmons vs
James A. Dobson, properly point
ed oul bv defendant in (i. la.
Levy made and returned lo me
bv J. W. lay lor, L, (J., January
22m1. 1886.
Also at |he same time aud
place will tlm following
land 10-wit r Twenty cores of loi
ol land No. 110 in (lie s*li district
and 2nd section of sail] couniy.
levied on bv virtue of and lo sai
isf'v five Justice <*nui'i fi las. issued
from the 1182nd district, G. M.,
said county, in favor of F. C. Tate,
administrator of W. R Allen, de
ceased, vs. J. A. Landsdown,
levies made and retttrned to me
January 26ih,1856, bv E. Russell,
L C.
Also at the same time and plane
will be sold I lie following proper
ty, to-wit; Lot of land No. 207
in the 12Ui district and 2nd sec
tion o! Pickens count v, levied on
as Hie property of E. Akins, by
virtue of and to satisfy two Jus
tice court fi. fas. issued from the
Justice court of the 1182nd dis
trict, Ur. M.. said county, in favor
of J M Uadis and E Russell, lev
ios made and returned to me
January 25Hi, 1886, by J E John
son. L C.
Als> at the sime time and place.
25 acres more or less of No. 90 in the
4t-h district and second section o<
Pickens county, lev ed en by virtue of
and to satisfy a justice court fi fa. in
favor of U. D. Heidrix vs. T. M.
B'ackwe'l, and levied on as the prop
erly of said T. M. Blackwell. Levy
made and returned to me by F M
Heath, L. 0.
Also at the same tim and place lots
of land Nos 294 and 295 in the 12th
district and 2nd section of picken
county ; levi-d on as the property of
John Russell by virtue of and to sat
isfy a Superior court fi. fa., issued
from (film*r Sup rior court, in favor
of H. D. McDaniel. Gov. a*. A J
Bussell and .John Russell ; sa : d lands
being well improved buildings erected
thereon, a portion of said lands in cul
tivation and the remainder in • riginal
forest This the 23rd dy of Februa
ry. 1886 R S i-Jei derson,
2 25 sr. fprs fee S2O 40) Sli'ff'.
; PB. J. S. TANKERSLET,
I*ll VBICIAN AND SI'RGKoN,
Tenders hi* professional services to
tin citizen* of KIMJsy, unit Gilmer mid
. surrounding counties. All calls prompt.
, tv iiitended to. oilice up stairs over the
lli in of Cobb ii sjyn,
GEORGIA. GILMEIt COUNTY.
\Aillhe sold before tiie court house
door in said couniy between the legal
hours of sale on the first Tuesday in April
1889, the following property, to-wit: lot
of land 293 in the 7th district aud 2nd
section of said county. Levied on as the
property of James Stephens to satisfy a
tux fi fa in fayor of G. W. Gates, T. c.
for state and county tax for the year, 1885.’
(prf $2.86)
Also at the same time and place in tbo
manner above described will he sold lot of
land No. 205 in the 10th atisriet, 2nd sec>
turn of said couniy. Levied on as the
prapei ty of Marcus A. Bell to satisfy a
tux 11 fa issued in favor of G. VV. Gates,
’i C., fair state a aid county tux for the
year 1885. (prs2.2B)
Also at the same time and place and in
the manner above described will be #o|<l
In! of land No. 204 in the Oth district and
2nd section of said county. Levied on us
the property of VV. T Davenport to satis
ty a tax fi fa issued in t'avaar of G. VV.
Gates, i. tor state and county tax for
The year 1885. (p)-$2.28)
Also at the same time and place and in
1,10 nui.m*r aWave described will t>o sold
lot ot laud No. 72 in the J Util district. 2nd
section of said county. Levied on # the
■property of*B. A. Loyicssto satisfy it tax
It tai issued in favor ot G. VV. Gates,T, C ■
for staate and eoanity taxes for the year
1880, [. Y. Snwtell, agent. (prs2.3Bi
Also at the same lime and place and in
the manner above described will hesaahl lot
of land No. 4 in the 12 (list, and 2 see. of
sat I county, levied on as the property of
.Hahn L amar to satisfy a taix flfa issued in
favi- ot G. w. (fates T. V., for state aud
county ta(x tor the year 1885. J. Rich
ardsmi, agent. j, r . fee $2.81.
Also at the same time and place and iu
the manner above described will be sold lot
ol land No. 202 in the 0 (list, and 2d sets
lion oi said county, levied on as the prop
city of w. P Goodall to satisfy a tax fl fa
issued in favor of G w Galea, T O’ for state
and county tax for the year 1885, m ueu#
A liull* agent. f ee $2,48
Also at the same time and place and ia
the manner above described will be sold lots
of land Nos. 2i und24io tlie-fi district and
I section of said county, levied on us the
property of Mary E wilsou to satisfy a tax
n la issued in favor of G w Gates, T C faar
stale and county tax for the year 1885,
Mai cits A Bell, agent. p r fee $2,51
Also at the same time and place and in
the manner above described will be sold lot
if land No 257 in the 7 district and 2d sec
tion of said county, levied on as the prop
erty of C Al Dodson to satisfy a tax fl f
issued m favor of G w Gates, TO for state
and county tax for the year 1685. Ibis,
March 1, 1889. H. M. Bramlktt,
3 4 pr fee $2.64
GEORGIA—FANNIN COUNTY.
lo all whom it may concern : Jackson
Patterson of said county having applied to
me for letters of administration with wilj
annexed on t.ie estate of Linsy Patterson,
iate of said county deceased. This is to
cite all and singular, the creditors and
next of kiii of said Linsey Patterson, to
e and appear at the April term, 1888, of
the court of Ordinary of said county, and
s ow cause, if any they can why letters
of administration with the will annexed,
should not ne granted to said "Jackson
1 atterson on Liusy Patterson’s estate;
witness my hand and official signature.
This March Ist, 1886.
Janies Withrow,
3 4 5t (fee $3.95 ) Ordinary,
GEORGIA—GILMER COUNTY.
Will be sold at the court house door in
said county within the legal horn's of sale
on the first Tuesday in April next, ali the
right, title and interest of Marion Palmer
in and to lot of land No. 3()0 in the ilth
district and 21 sec. in said county, the
same being eighty acres more or less, as
the property of defendant, levied on to
satisfy a justice court fifa from the 1091 th
(list. G. m. iu favor of Martin V. Teem vs
Marion Palmer. Ijevy made and returned
by B. A. Wheeler L. G.
Also at tlie same time and place will b
sold one hundred and fifty eight acres of
lot of laud No. 247 in the 12th dint, and 2
sec. in sad county as the property of de%
feudunt, the same being and including all
the rigid, title and interest ot defendant in
and to said lot. Levied on tosulisfy a jus*
tice couit fi fa issued from the 1001 dist,
! G. M. in favor of Martin V. Teem vs Jep*
thn N. f-'uldeth, levy made and returned
to me by 11. A. Wharder L. c. This K.*l.,
1 27. 1886 11. M, Bk.vmuctt, SIT If,
2 4 pi fee $7 31.
