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THE FILM AY COUIUKR.
LLL'.'AY. OA., APRIL A IMA
LOCALIg TEIHGENCE.
Vr. Seaborn 11 i'l visited Hall Ground
lust week.
Mr. Je se Dunn made a run to Talk'
mix Rock last week.
Miss Laura Kirby of this place is vis
itirg friends on Ta’l.ing lloek.
The elegant new goods of Mr. M. \ •
Teem continue to arrive daily.
Mr. Tom Frisby f .rmer.y of Tads
Creek died March 24th in Henderson
county Ky.
We are profoundly greatful to Mr.
Xieho'as Osborn for a quantity of fine
app.es.
A squeaking girl baby put in an ap -
pearance at Mr Jess Hyatt’s last Sat
urday night.
Mrs. Caroline Foster of la'king ltock
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Joint Hun
uieutt of this p ace.
Miss Tinie Coleman who has been
visiting lier mother on Ta k ug ltock re
turned to Li.ijay iast luiday.^
A bouncing boy baby registered at
Mr. Fran a nipp’s last aunday night,
and now a broad smile pays over
Frank’s face.
Tbp County Board of Education are
r,quested by w . F. ai l to meet at the
court house in Eilijay on Saturday,
April 10th, at 11 o’clock.
Will. Mashburn, of Cartccay, died on
the night of the sth of this moi.tli and
was biui don luesday last. Our sym
pat hies are extended to the tanii.y.
Notice.— . lie Trustees of Tdijay fcem
inavy wiil convene at the Seminary t..r
their annual meeting Saturday,.nay the
Ist at 9 o’clock sharp. It- H- Kobii.
The advertisement of Moore’s Busi
ness college of Atlanta will be seen in
this issue of the (Jookikk. Our young
men could liud no college better adapt
ed to the wants of a practical education
than this wed estab islied institution.
Hipp & Bro., one of our most cnei
getie and prosperous business Arms,
have ordered their new spring goods.
Look out for their new advertisement
in next ISrfitT'rforthc goods* are on tlie
way and wiil shine when opened out.
The little grand-daughter, aged 13
year, of .lames P. Akins, ot L'ickens
county, was stolen by one Hood Pool,
w ho was overtaken on last Tuesday
niglit in this count . lUod escaped.
The little girl was carried back to Pick
ens. i ooi is a married man.
i lie Porter House on 12f Loyd street
Ai'a.iia, is just the p’ace to go for
good fare, nominal cost and splendid
accom r.odations. Mrs. Reeves, the
proprietress, is an ob iging and kind
lady alwavs ready to do for her guests.
(Jo and see her when in the city.
> gain we are forced to pass over
most of our vaued coirespondents on
account >f iucreai and advertisements,
hat sue i wi 1 not bo the cas ■, however,
any m: re, for ai er the 15th of Apiii
the Cdukieu wi 1 he enlarged and amp’e
room wi 1 be furnished such contribu
te ns.
Mr. George Tantersley, brother to
our fellow townsman, Dr. J. S. Tank
ers ey, lias been appointed U. S. Deuuty
Marshal by Gapt. Nelms. This is a
good appointment and Mr. Tatikers'ey
will no doubt make one of the most
yigiiant and prompt officers in the Fed
era 1 service. We congratulate him,and
bespeak for him success as an officer.
Tlie Social Club met at the residence
of Mr. E. W. G o'email on last Friday
night and all members seemed to enjoy
the amusements to the utmost. The
club will meet at tlie residence of v!r.
J. i. Jarrett next Friday evening week,
at which a full attendance is desired-
These innocent social reunions are de
veloping many enjoyments to the young
people of Eilijay.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of the Kstey Organ Cos. of Atlan
ta in this issue. This is one of the
most extensive companies in the Union
and its instruments have sound: and the
joy of music in sh .usands of homes all
ovt the country. Tlieir instruments
are famous f r their b auty of finish,
me ody of tone and their durabi ity.
We take great pleasure in directing tlie
public attention to this enterprising
firm.
AT parties having lands, water-pow
er. minerals, etc., that they want, to
sell should call mid see me. I am get
ting letters almost every day from
Northern peop'e inquiring about our
lauds, u ater-powers, etc.; and I hope
to sell a great deal of land in the fut
ure. I will soon get out a circular de
scribing this country and a l the lauds I
have for sale, and parties wauling their
land sold should have i* in Hiy circular,
fc. W. CoLk.v*.N. 1.i.i1l Estate Agent.
Many communication* from our reg
, ular correfpondellts readied uh too late
for pub'icatiun last week. Some will
appear in this issue.
Notice the advertisement r,f Mr. Wm.
Bollmau, jeweler, 10 Whitehall street,
At'anta. Ga. He will give yon asplen*
did bargain. Call and sec him.
On next Tuesday the 13th instant,
there will be a meeting of the Execu
tive committee of the County is. S. Ass
sociation, in mv ottice, for the purpose
of se’ecting de'e . ates to the State S. S.
Convention, which meets i*i Macon on
the 12th, 13th and 14th of May.
E. W. Coleman,
Pres. County S. S. Association.
Town Talk.
Tlie town boy sighs for summer,
When pic no s are the go ;
But the country boy ikes winter,
When “they ain’t no torn to hoe ”
i♦ + +
Every thing and every body in town
have been almost literally water soaked
for the last fortnight and we are stiil
having bad weather in great big pieces
One of our most esteem'd town your.g
men re v eutly returned from the Gate
city bringing as a memento of his visit
first-class case of mumps. He has
our sympathy.
: t t
j lie recent freshet has done no in
considerable amount of damage to the
roads and farms around town, and toad
working and repairing fences are the
order of the dav.
i t .t
Eilijay has her fair proportion of
good looking young ladies, and liomelv,
but well meaning, young men, b'.t the
matrimonial wave don o often strike our
town. VV hat’s the matter ?
+ + +
i- + r
We heard of a crowd of young men
who recently set up with Mr. Bearden’s
sick horse and drank “spiked” ager
until thay got slight y “tigh ” —some
of them. This is had, you: g men.
* Man About Town.
OUR NEIGHBORS TALK.
Dahloneoa, April s'—There has been
so much done and said, and is still going
op, since I last wrote you, I hardly know
how to tell it. Have h.d rain and lots of
it for the last few days and stii! it cot,tin*
uetli. Mr. Floyd Jackson auu his bride
arrived all safe and sound and ill due time
from Eilijay. Success to them.
Prof. Wilson has anew wind mill, built
by Capt. JT W. Hal!,, at W4iandiiH*4ieft.-
idence, which supplies water to both the
Professor and Col. Price’s residence. It
works, as does all other machinery put up
by the Captain, like a charm, and tire
Professor seems to bn nearly as much de'
lighted with it as with his new girl baby.
Rev. A. C. 'Yard Ibis purchased tlie
Deck place and is overhauling and other
wise beautifying the same.
Itev. G. Hughe* has built new fences
around bis town property and many others
have followed suit.
Cols. Price and Charters now occupy
the office on the corner of public square
once occupied by Mr. B. A. Martin.
Col. Baker and Miss Fannie Headers
married some weeks ago. The Colonel
only lacks one of h iving the prettiest wife
in our town—of course we have the right
to claim our own to be the prettiest. A
long and happy life to them.
There are students,lots of’em, attending
our college, and a gentlemanly crowd they
are, too.
The bigna' is now published by Mr. W.
VV. Price, a nephew of lion. \V. P. Price.
[Yes, we’ve beard of him. —Eds.]
Our jail lias five inmates and they dread
ing to sec tlie 3d Monday of this month
roll urouud, as it is rumored that Judge
Brown will hold court here. He has the
reputation ot being severe on violators of
tke law.
We learn that Judge Estes will he a
candidate for congress; the .Judge is a
migiiiy good man—just such a man as we
need! to represent us.
Vip would like to see Hon. W. P. Price
governor; there is not better mail u. the
would mak just ms tf ii ! >.
ernor a v - we could g t
The revenue official have oeen o". ._
hog killitf.g busiuess <>f lale.
Mining iis somewhat on a boom; new
and valuui l;;-.discoveries are almost daily
made. Outside of the Hand mining com
pany our tuineif are worked by private
parties, wuich iresu’ts m more money, and
better times anti richer mines.
Daliloncga btlasts of one <>f the most
accommodating postmasters and the neat
est office of any town in the state.
j Billik Bow Back.
MokganT')* > and in country C. E.
Ledford and Vlis- 1 \ Nancy Thurman, last
ibutsdiy. \
Ran Davis the persevering and ene g tic
book-agent was in 6pwn las' we k
selling his bonk entitle f, “’•’he Christian
Life.” V
Everett Powell is the cleverest boy in
town; lie’ll carry the mail ail 'tirouud.
L. B. Crawford has planted six acres of
blue grass, and we think the ttn'mers of
this county would do well to follow his
example.
We learn thnt Balic Wilson and William
McAfee are very attentive listeners to in*
slrumeulul music on Snuduv evenings.
Miss gallic T nut mull fca* been vttv ill
| for a few day*.
CaMlWtarr llacwn lias appointcil
Nod Cliastaiu rr.ad overseer on tbe Toccoa
j rusul.
Owing no the recent rain comparatively
little ha* been done in farming lac. week;
considerable damage is suftained through
out the county from the late overflow.
The squire is not very popular at Mor
gar. ton now with the—the lawyers unless
they have a case pending in Ins court.
Many people thought when the Sunday
School Association was organized in this
couuty, it would be of no use in promoting
the cause, hut contrary to the belief of
those people it is stsll alive and under fa
vorable auspices. With O. F. Chastain
at tlie head of the society it heeded not tbe
cry of danger on evnry hand, but like n
brave soldier moved on till it has accom
plished the greatest work for the children
of Fannin known to their history.
Fannin Joe.
Janpek.—Ben Davis ami Miss Ostralia
Lindsey were married at tlie residence of
tlie biide’s mother last Thursday night,
his honor Isaac, Grant, officiating.
Rev. Jack Harris pieacbed at the Bap
tist church last Suuday night.
Singing at the M. E. church every Sun
day evening.
Mrs. T. G. Simmons has been very ill
during tlie past few days.
Peac.li blooms aie coming on slowly,
and Jasper is steadily but surely improving.
This is sale day and tlie boys are stirring
around trying to get up the money to set
tle off tlie executions, VVe still are sup
plied with nn abundance of ram. Yes
terday at noon it seemed that spring was
goiug to ~peu out, but before night the
wind began blowing from th north, and
now arc having fine indications of anew
winter.
Some talk of large trades among our
townsmen but we caunot vouch for tlie
truth of the report and therefore withold
names. Mr. A. \V. Dayis is making prep
arations for buildiuga large bu iness house.
W.
ATLANTA NOTES.
Dr. Hawthorn says Atlanta is booked
for a healthy season since the late young
flood tiiat scoured its streets. The hack
allies and gullies have heen drenched and
the accumulated mass of filth that always
segregates about a city lias beeu swept
away. Altogether, Atlanta presents a re*
freshing appearance.
There was quite a number of visitors in
the city the last week, eager listeners tq
the pathetic words of Moody and the en'
cTilmftig sti'ams oFSSfrKSyY' 'Yntec rr;:.t
gelis'.s are indeed prodigies, when we coil'
ceiye of tlie vast and almost boundless in
fluence which these peculiar men exert
over great throngs. That man who can
hold a rapt audience of 4,000 te 0,000
people breathless by the charm of his voice
like San key must have his soul fired with
anthems of angels. That man who can
move thousands to tears with the winged
words of love and pathetic eloquence like
Moody must bear upon his heart the bur
den of wayward humanity, moved with
deep-sympathy.
The senior cljiss of Emory college was
up Saturday having their class picture
struck. They are a bevy of budding ora
tors and statesmen, and Georgia’s future
history may record a great incident in
which they conspicuously figured. They
are a crowd of jolly boys, hopeful, self
reliant and ambitious.
001. W. T. Day and Sheriff Henderson
of Jasper were in the city last week.
Prof. C. C. Haley of i.udville spent ;s
few days in the city perfecting bisanange
ments for a commercial life.
Miss Minnie Spots, a charming little
las3 whose parents are traveling in Florida,
is stopping at the Porter house.
Mrs. Barton, a giit<*l actress, is stopping
al the same house and will give an elocu
tionary' entertainment at DeGiye’s opera
to-night.
Mr. C. N. King, clerk Murray superior
court, was in the city last week.
During our stay we met quite a number
of old college friends whom we were de
lighted to si‘“.
dim as I (Vemsn of to. r
• • in the city.
A * : uisy city, full of vim aaft
pus i. H t merchants are progrc-svve, e- j
tive men ho, as a cla*s, adrerJise their |
business and who intend to s v cc "■ tey ]
will, too, for they pursue the ; of.er <: urse
which al • ays culminates in deservi < c.
cess.
Commissioner Bledsoe ami Spec;a. Dep
uty Mtrslial Hardy spent s .in- dav- ,i tee
festive city.
Eilijay aiid Marietta were well repre
sented at the opera Friday night. Many
of Marietta's fashionable gent- spe it tsat
urlay and Sunday in tlie city.
Mr. has. E Rosser and lady -peak ef
spending the summer in turnr imiaius this
coming season.
The Capitol is lapidly going up and
soon Georgia will have a “magnificent
structure” 'or her statesmen to yelp in.
Tlie Atlanta correspondent to the Wal
ton News and other stale papers, Mr. Ed.
i L. Sutton, is gaining the distinction of a
j gifted reporter.
YOUNG MEN
I Who wish a Thouocoh preporutioii
J lor Business, will dud superior udytinu
MooltK'S ML'SIXKH* I’NIVKUdITV,
i Atlanta, (>a., The (arrestand host Pruc
! tienl ISuxiness (school in the South.
}x Siudeiils cun enter lit am lime,
lx Hund far eircui.ii>,
_ §Mft Sale ot Wild Linds.
GEORGIA—PICKENS COI'STY.
Will ne mill heinre tlie court house
j door, in the town n r Jasper. tin., between
the Itril hours of sale, or> Iho first Tues
<la> In June. I**; the following lots o|
Wild lands, to wit: No SUO in the 12th
district and second section or Pickens
I county, lev'ed on ns the property of
.Mwrens \ . Bell agent of Harrs & Milieu
to satisfy at x li. fa. issued bv G. W.
Little, T. nlso at the same time and
place, will he sold one hall nilneral in
terest in and to south hair or lot of laud
I Ns. 30 in the 12th district and second
[ section of Pickens county, levied on bv
virtue of and to salsfy a tax ti. fa. issued
by G. W. Little. T O. of Pickens conn tv.
and levied on as the property of Marcus
A. Belt: nlso at the same time and place,
will be sold lot of land No. lot in the
13tli district and second section in Pick
ens county, and levied on as tlie prop,
ertvofll H. White to satisfy a tax ti fa.
issued by G. W. Little, T. C.; also at
the same time and place will lie sold lot
of land No .220 in the 12th .li-triet and
second section of Pickens county, levied
on ns the property of I. Y. Sawtell. to
satisfy a tax li. fa issued bv (J. W. Lit
tie, T. <\. Pickens county;' also at the
same time and place, will tie sold lot of
land No 209 in the 12th district and sec
ond section of Pickens county, and lev.
ied Oivtjis the property of Marcus \.
Bell agent lor James Home to satisfy a
tax ti. fa. issued by G. W. Little. T
Pickertbeminty; also at the same time
mid place, will he sold lot of land No.
J 34 In tlie 24th district and second sec
tion ofj’ickens •ounty. levied on as the
propel# of Marcus A. 8011, agentnt Ju
lius A. Hayden, to satisfy a tax ti. fn„
issued by (4. W. Little, T‘. O.; also at the
same time and place, will be sold lot of
land No. 243 in the 24th district ami sec
ond section of Pickens county, and lev
ied on ns the property or I. Y. Sawtell,
agent tor Mrs. P..L. Blacksher. to satis,
fv a tax ti. fa., issued hv G. \V r . Little,
T. l'.; also at tlie same time and place,
will he sold one half mineral interest in
and to lot of land No. 04 In the 23rd div
triet and second section of Pickens
comity, and levied on by virtue of and
to satisfra tax ti. fa., issued by G. \V.
Little, T. C., against Marcus A, Bell; al
so at the cnine time and place, will he
sold lot of land No. 9.3 in the iflrd district
and second section of Pickens county,
and levied on as the property of Marcus
A. Beil, agent for Harris Milieu, hv
virtue of and to satisfy a lax ti. fa., is
sued by (i. W. Lillie, T. 0.; also at the
same time and place, will he sold lot of I
land. N;i. KI2 in the 23rd district and sec- j
ond section of Pickens county, and lev
ied on as l he i ropertv of Marcus a. 8011,
agent of Harris ,fc Milieu, by virtue of
and to satisfy a tax ti. In., issued by G.
W. Little, T. <!.; also at the same time
and place, will he sold lot of land No.
2UB in the 3rd district and second section
of Pickens county, and levied on as the
property of Robert Boyd, by virtue of
and tosatisi.v a tax if. fa., issued by G.
W. Little, T. C.; also at the same time
and price, will be sold lot of laud No.
34 in the 4th district and second section
ot Pickens county, and levied on ns the
properly of Marcus A. Bell, agent for
Uiciinrjlson’s minor childruu, liy virtue
ot and to satisfy a tax ti. l’a., issued by
G. W. Little, T C.; also at Hie same
time and place, will he sold lot ot land
No. 90 in the 1 JJt.h district and second
section of Pickens county, and levied on
as tiie property of Harris ,t Milieu, by
virtue of and to satisfy a tax ti, la., is
sued hv G. W, Little, T. G.; also at, tin;
same tinie nod i lace willl:e sold lot of land
No. til in the Kith district, and 2nd sec.
lingoCA’ickens county, and levied on as
of .Manuk A. lid I, agent, of
Harris it Milieu, hv virtue of and to
salislv a tax ti. fa., issued by G. \V. Lit
tie, T. O.- also at tlie same time and
place, will be sold lot, of land No. ;<)4 in
the loth,district and second section ot
Pickens county, and levied on as the
property of W. 11. Dean, by virtue of and
te'satisfy a tax ti. fa., issued by G. \V.
Little, T. G.; also at the same time and
place, will be sold lot of land No. 127 in
in the 13th district and second section of
I‘ickenacounty, and levied on as the
property of Marcus A. Bell, agent of
Harrs & Milieu, by virtue or and to sat
isty a tax ti. fa., issued by G. \V. Little,
T. 0.; also at the same time and place,
will he sold lot of land No. 139 in the
I, district and ..ucotul sec:ion of Pick
ing county levied on as the property oi
Marcus A. Bull, agent of Harris & Milieu
by virtue of and to satisfy a tax ti. fa., by
G. VV. Little, T. 0.; tils' at the same
time and place, will be sold lot of land
No. 171 in the 13th district and second
section of Pickens county, and levied on
as the property of Marcus A. Bell, agent
of Joseph H. Banks, by virtue of and to
satisfy a tax li. ta., issued by G. VV. Lit
tie, T. C ; also at the same time and
place, will be sold lot of Itmd No. 252 in
the stb district and second section tf
Pickens county, and levied on as the
properly of Marcus A. Bell, agent of VV.
VV. ,Simpson, by virtue of and to satisfy a
tax fi. ta., issued by G. V\. Little, T. G. ;
also at the same time and place, will be
sold lot of land 21H Sir tlie stli district and
2nd section of Pickens County, ami levied
on as the property of Marcus A. Bull,
agent of Harris Ji Millet). by virtue of and
to satisfy a tax li. fa., issued by G. ’-V.
Little, T. (J.; also at the same time and
place, will lie sold lot of land No. 203 in
tbe sth d.strict and 2nd section of I‘ickeir.
county, and levied on as the property ot
John B Oolline, by virtue of mid to satisfy
a tux fi. fa., issued by G. VV. Little, T.
C. ; also at the same time and place, will
be sold lot of land No. 154 in t ,e sth dis -
trict .viid 2nd section id Pickens county,
and 1 veil on as tin- pmpcrtv, of jqaicax
fit II 1 & M iltf.,., I,\ !
.1 : ut.il. 11. ta., ic-ao ■
• ' • ' • i ; :■ , ■■ . , a s.I ai the
11. and place, w!i be H.i-.l h-t of laud
No. 314 toesm disiiact a i second one
lion of. Pickeus comity, and levied on as
me (iiopurty of snrous A. Bell, agent for
: 1 1 ’ I • A M dii n, liy virtue ot u: to sa -
-li a tax li fa., iSr-utul ay G. VV . Little,
; .; ~fi .ii tlu- mime time fV.nl [dace,
' b■■ wv.i iol t.f i;■ j *d No. i74 in the
'j r At rid and second s.-et;.,n of PfeUens
r..ubly, ami |. vied on as tuv property of
mn uim A. Beil, agent oi i i.uii <fc M.ilen,
by virtue of ami to aatibfy tax ti. fa.,
isaaw; by G. W. hittle, i. U ; also at tiie
same time anti place, will be sold lot of
land Na. 247 in the sth dial lift and 2nd
si-ciinn t I Pickens county, .evied oil as
I lie pi "p i . of Marcus A. Bell, agent of
Hun > & Millet., by virtue of . nd to sal
isty a tax ti. la , issued "y G. W. Little,
'l'. U. Tins b 23rd clay of Feb., ISSG
li. S. IIUNDKItSON,
3 4 131. (fee $93.17.) Slier ff
WM. BOLLiMN;
J E W E E IIV,
Silverware, Spectacles,
Rings, Ltc,
Jfo I‘* \\ liiUlmll St., Allauta, tin,
MARTIN V. TEEM!
THE LEADING HOUSE! I
<>*" J.OW PRICES!
0 o 0
Alio IVlag nifioent Nf.ore of*
Si JLS 3 2 sr f jjuj
Is the Place to Go for Family Supplies !
■ (-, { ,iave on in Kliijay, in connection with a branch house on Cartccay
Or,! mv EV" I'' "f P Good *’ Shoes, Hardwa^
ish ’ Fam,tur *'* full line a ele ? ant Cigars, Style
v Orooeriois.
. J J! kinlis'of S °“ dß ’
n , , . . ( 'ountry Produce
t every description wfil be 'mught at the Ligheat market prices, and perfect
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
wiin w! ’° S’y e 1,10 trial- Any articG not herein enumerated, or on hand,
will bu promptly ordered tor cast auers on demand.
w, c. ALLEN
W,ll always be on hand ready to attend to customaw. Call and see me. I
l-'ad tl.c place in excellent go .ds and
J.O W PRICES.
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TO MILL MENIN CENeTaTi
o
.Vikl .Vll Who Wil
lfiiilu op Tlrpuir
Corn, Wheat, or Saw Mills.
o
Mill Bui dmg> Repairing is my special trade. I have given it my
whole thou . lit and practice for years. I guarantee satisfaction, ns regards
Workmanship and Durability . I■ an buy your mill supplies, such as Mill
Stones, Spind es, Bo ting Cloths. Smut, Machines, Iron Shafting, Iron Gearing
and Water Wheels, all of which is first-class and at roasonab e prrees Ad**
JOHN W. M A U L 1) I N,’
1 - 1 Millwright and Contractor, Kllljay. Ga.
HERE WEGOME. HEAD US!!
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Have jast received their Grand Fall Stock of floods I
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Dry Goods, Notions—in fa'-t every thing you need, and at prices
Second to iKiuo. Jl 5 (t,
JOHNFTSTRAffON,
fo.'BlrS °A Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
r Mllfe $ A Musical Merchandise,
V I 'I £lj 49 Maiden Lane, New York.
John F # Stratton’s Celebrated Russian Gut
Violin Strings, the Finest in the v '’orld !
My GUARANTEE If a dealer receives a complaint, (which he believes to be
honest.,) from any niiistciiiu to wliom he Inis sold any of these strings, he is au
thorized by me (ogive him another string without charge, and ail such loss will
be made good by me to my customers, without (inibble or question. { Beware of
imitations). Healers will p'euse send for descriptive Catalogue. Trade supplies
at. lowest prices. jj oj jy %
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i mm uiK ISBbeolouriyMri.rirn.iWeJrnoor.nna will keep you 1 dry in the hardest storm
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