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THR KLLIJAY COOIIKR.
KLLIJAV, OA.. MAY 6.
LOCAL! WTELUGE MCE.
Mr*. \V. F. Rot>ertiou went to Atlanta
last week.
Mr. Cha*. Tolbert of Fairinount wa* up
at the exhibit! >u this week.
Visitor* have commenced to arrive
at \\ hitepath for the Hummer season.
Rev. R. W. Huckibee is attending
the exhibition 'and visiting frieuds in
this place this week.
Prof. C. M. Ledbetter luis been ill for
the past week or so, as to prevent life
attendance upon his school.
Mr. John Goble says he cau’t and >
without his county paper, so he talks to
the printer to the tune of sl.
Our subscription list is increasing
daily, we are on a boom; subscribe now
and keep posted on all the news.
Messrs. W. C. McClain and A. C.
Mcliau of Jasper were up to the exhi
bition this week, and gaye usa pleasant
ca'l.
F. si. Wa'lace lias been up this week
surveying the k)’s of land in the grant of
J. W. Duckett to the road for the ioca>
tion of the depot.
Our feilow citizens, you want your
county paper you cau’t do without it.
It gives you ail the news of your sec
tion. Subscribe at once.
Miss .lma McHan, a handsome and
stately maid of Jasper was up at the
exhibition, aud presided at the organ
with still and dignity
The Central Hotel of Eilijay is stead
ily increasing in patronage and popu
larity. As the season opens its custom
proportionally increases.
The Exhibition of Prof. Ledbetter aud
Miss lie He Sutton will transpire May
the 26th aud 27th, eduesday aid
Thursday nights.
Rev - N. L. Osborn will preach at the
Bautist church in this place next •• ua
day. et all come out to hear this good
mail whom every body ikes.
Dr. T. C. Carter of the Methodist Ad-1
vocaie, who preached the annual ser
mon at the Seminary, 1* ft for his home
in Chattanooga last Monday.
Mr. Frank Waters, who lias been at
tending sahool at the Seminary, goes
to his home after a pleasant stay with
his many friends in this p'ace
Mr. Jas. W. Singleton of Murphy N.
0., the senior editor’s former class
mate, passed through Eilijay en route
to ids old home in Forsyth Georgia. -
Quite a. number of visitors have been
in town this week attending the exhibit
tion, among whom were many minis
ters of the M. E. Church conference.
Ex-Ordinary E- Russell stated to us
that a small hurricane passed over his
ejection of Town Creek liyst Friday do-
damage to fences and
louses.
aiv shipping
Hon daily now, and the track is be-
Jglaid towards Hue Ridge, having
already crossed vvhitepath creek some
days since.
Pension Agent H. H. Walker "'ill be
at this place Monday, 1 uesday and
Wednesday of court week and requests
that all Applicants- for pensions be on
band at that time.
Read the notice of Harley Tabor in
to is issue He is endeavoring to intro
duce fine stock in tills country and a'l
our farmers should lend him their pat
ronage and support.
Why not have a picnic at the c’osc
of Prof. Ledbetter and itiss Belle Sut
ton’s school ? Let us hear from this,
nay must not pass without one and
this is the opportunity.
The Club met at naj Welch’s resi
deuce and enjoyed a pleasant evening
with Misses Pinkie and Effi ■ Welch. It
will meet, by invitation of Miss Emma
Long, at her father’s residence next
Friday night.
Mr- J. M. C. Stokes is a good citizen,
he takes the Courikr and sends one to
his relatives in the West. He stated to
us that crops on Town Creek were on
the outlook. Corn planted and wheat
looks fine.
Miss Nannie Holt left last Thursday
for Aito I'ass, Illinois, to visit the
family of 11. C. Freeman who some
years since prospected extensively in
gold mines in this county. We wish
her a pleasant sojourn.
The trip of the editors last week to
Macon and Atlanta was an uninterrupt
ed season of pleasure. We met many
of our old college mates and former ac
quaintances, besides meeting many dis
tinguished Georgians and her guests.
Fair ladies, with white dress, ring'ets
and sweet smiles have flooded our town
this week to the delight and admiration
of our young men. God bless’em, we
love ’em all. We wish we had exhibi- I
tutus 365 times in the year, and one
extra for a holiday every leap year.
Miss Belle Sutton, the gifted, popular
and liandsome assistant of the Acade
my School, i rapidly shaping the young
ladies department of that school for the
coming exhibition, which promises to
be a brilliant affair. The charm of this
lady's efforts is quite a f.tctor in the
success of this prosperous school.
Our knightly and genial friend, Hi
ram J. Mills, of Ludvtle, was up this
week and cliatted pleasantly in our
sanctum while in the town. Mr. Mills
is one of the most polished and erudite
nteu of North Georgia, is an enterpris
ing citizen and sit aid to auy commu
nity He is a friend to young men and
lets no opportunity pass to demo strate
his admiration of their ambition-. Call
again, sir, we are glad to sec you.
,| ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT.
Closiug Exercises Ellijs v Seminar
—Dr. Carter’s sermon—The enter
tainment Monday end Tues
day nights closes it.
The annual commencement of the
Kl’ijay Seminary transpired May 2nd,
3rd aud 4th, I>r. Carter delivering the
commencement sermon Sunday in the
hall of the institution at 11 o’clock, us
ing for a text these words : “Is the
young man Absalom saved f’ Toe
had was Weil fi.lt and with a an inte ligent
aud appreciative audience which was
was held with wrapt attention under
sway of the matchless eloquenee of the
orator. Our limited space forbids us
eve-i giving a brief outline of bis and s
course, and indeed it would be futi'e
for a pen to trace bis unanswerable
arguments in behalf of tfie minds of the
young being morally educated. He
said that the greatest meu of the day
were those who had been surrounded by
good influences while being reared up,
and he urged upon mothers the great
importance of a moral education. lie
certainly struck the keynote when be
sad that educated minds master the
World, and that history should be a
po islied mirror to reflect sacred an-t
divine teachings. He made an earnest
appeal to young men to sand boldly
out for a pure manhood, to shuu evil
associations and to always be true to
their country and their God, aud jhat
no vice is so great as that of int mper
euce which reduces thousands every
year to penury and want, and that
there are no neutral grounds in Chris
tianity • that on one side is truth, on
the other is error ; on one side is tem
pereuc , on the other int nip r.nee,aud
that we btlcng to one side or the oth
er, but the time is coming when truth
and Christianity will triumph over a I
evil and division and strife will be no
more
MONO AT NIOUT.
A full audience greeted the perform
ance of the Junior exercises on Monday
sight. Mr. Gus McHau and Miss Alma
Mcliau ot Jasper discoursed music iu their
sweetest vein, Tin- eveuing was occupied
by recitations and essays by the little girls
aud boys, interspersed with instrumental
aud yocat music. Some 'of the pi ices
were well declaimed by those especially
adapted to their sentiment. The Clown
ing of the Alay Queen, Miss Victoria
Chastain, was a prominent feature of the
evening.' This young lady, as is well
known, possesses rare peisoual charms,
and this performance only displayed her
beauty more resplendently. Oa the whole
Ihe evening was a credit to the youug
people and a compliment to Mrs. UobL,
•he charge-de-affails, of tlie evening. \
irv-'-r -“L.v;- W.orndJg was devoted to an ed
ucational mass m-feting iu which many
heartily participated.
' lI.SSDAT M6IIT
wat buoyant and brisk and all things con
spired to add harmony to the occasion.
The hall was crowded to overflowing and
seating capacity was an item ot the ex
ercises. Exceptional good order prevail
ed, whilo nothing interposed to mar the
success and pleasure of ths evening.
“Music” opeued the programme by Mr.
McHan and Miss Alma McHau, which
served as a pleasant variety the entire eve
ning. Recitation*, essays and dialogues
were the go for some time, the dialogues
being laughable and entertaining. The
debate of Messrs. Cochran and Ellington on
ttie pulpit furnishing a greater field for
eloquence that the bar, was eloquent, ar
gumentative and interesting to the audi.
ence. Lack of space forbids a more elab
orate account in detail of all the scholars,
but tue declamations of Messrs. A. N.
Clouts, Frank Waters, Jonn Garten aud
Noah Pettit weie pleasing and creditable.
Ihe recitations and essays of Misses Fan- j
me Hill, 1 aura Uipp, Geoign Pettit, Sa
rah Hill and Delia Oraigo were charming 1
and met with w..rm applause from the ap
preciative audience, Miss Fannie iLil
in particular being the recipient of many
complimentai y expressions on the splen
did rendition oilier piece. “The y.nrna
folks convention” nas a inode! memori
alizing bo a, drsseetiui with ruttii :Ss
knile tire long established customs of
country selioils. The answers to the
box of “inquiries” were pithy and ludi
crous, bringing down the house with
upruarous laughter. The salutatory c.'
Mr. W. W. Hyatt and the valedictory ot
Mr. John Garreu were courteous and
feeling, Bespeaking a warm welcome to
visitois, and a pathetic adieu to teasers
and comrades.
The evening was a splendid success,
and is a flattering tribute to the untir
ing efforts and abilit} of Miss Lizzie Me
Mahan, the accomplished and amiable
assistant who so successfully presided
as stage manager. This lady leaves El
lijay with many kind wishes from all and
a tender memory among those with
whom her labors have been east. This
rounds up one of the most pleasant and
enjoyable exhibitions, and as largely at
tended, as has been furnished the public
by this institution in many years.
m * -
Term’s Store.— Our fanners have about
all planted their crops.
.Mr. J. K. Allen < r alkiug liock will
preach at Clear Greek the ~eooud -unday
in this month.
Warner Smith is the best fisherman in
this section.
Charlie Quillian has a brand fire new set
of burnsiiles.
Somebody said somc-liody was going
to marry and we wonder why W. H. looks
to serious.
Wo wonder why Pet lias quit visiting
the folks on the mountain so frequently ?
t u I tots |ien mail of this section, J T.
Purist, has a ulce set of chill whiskers.
UILI. B*lo*ll.
Town Talk.
This is the early summer t tue,
When the green gras* rapidly grow*,
When the town-boy goes a fishing.
And tlic farmer cusses the crows.
♦ft
I The mumps continue to flourish in
! spite of a 1 op|Hsition and—oil tell it
j not in Gath—Jim Dandy Waters lias
got ’em.
: : t
Our town marshal is having a peace
ful time aud lias not been under the
painlul neces.ity of usit.g his club upon
the refractor* disturbers of the peace
for some t irne.
t t t
The young ladies and gent'omen have
availed themselves of the opportunities
afforded them this week to wander o’er
tlie sunlit fie and and flowor-fumed high
ways, gatiiering sweet shrubs and blos
soms and communing with Nature in
general.
We are glad to note the fact that
there has recently been deloped in the
minds of some oF our young men to
rise—to reach the t p most rouni upon
the ladder— ai it were, in a social point
of view Wo iepeal wo are proud of
this and w 1 extend a hearty congratu
lation to the young people in question.
t J I
Quite a'number of enr people vi ited
the gate city to see Jefferson Davi* and
to witness the unveiling of the Hill
Monument. They were deeply im
press. and by the grandeur of the specta
cle and by the imposing ceremonies.
Mr. Hill was a great man and a friend
to our mountain people, and they will
ever delight to honor end re ere his
meuior y.
I t l
The educational meeting which was
hold in the seminary Tuesday morning
was a grand rally for the cause of edu
cation. Eloquent and sensible speeches
were heard from llevs Huelcabee,Boyd,
Ellington, Col. E. W. Coleman and
Prof T W. Craigo and various others
We are glad our people are awakening
upon this great subject, which is the
most vital question of our country’s
prosperity.
The annual exhibition of the Ellijay
Stun nary, which convened this week,
was a festive and pit asant occasion for
all concerned. The junior and senior
exhibitions which occurred on Monday
and Tuesday nights, respectively, were
fully up to the expectations of those
interest and and sat sfac'ory to tl e large
and attentive audi tics. In fact the
entire aff tr was a credit to all con
concerncd and was second to none in
the annals of the institution.
Man About Town.
OUR NEIGH HORS TALK.
Talking Rock, May 3. —Our lovely val
ley has again donned her beautiful ro e of
green aud sits as a queen with her hillsides
crowned and dotted with rhododendron,
violets, trailing arbutus and other love
ly u'i'd flowers Iho breezes of a per
fect day sway the branches of the beau
tiful trees and send soft shadows playing
over the grass at our feet, and the wings
of the zephyrs are ladened witli sweet
fragianec from a thousand sweet scented
flowers reminding us through our olfac
tory nerves that all nature is alive and
has arisen from her winter fetters and is
going out on her errand of love, doing
God’s bidding urging us t > look forward
to the day when God’s children will lay
no longer in the tomb but will arise and
shine as fair us the moon, dear as the
sun and bright and beautiful as a May
morning
We went to Jasper to quarterly
meeting heard two most excellent ser
mons from Presiding Elder Thomas.
This circuit ought t<> bo proud of their
pastor, Rev. Mr Smith He is a fine
preacher, a good singer and an excellent
worker. They have a splendid Sab
bath sclino . lam so glad that the
young people art taking such interest
in the Sabbath school, for they have a
flue music trainer in Mr. v mith; indeed
Jasper is on boom - two good schools,
with two as fine teachers, graduates of
first class colleges of orgia. Mr
Kirby, a benevolent gentleman, has
purchased the academy and pr seuted
it to the peop e of Jasper, and now if
they will get up subscriptions and have
seats put in the house an > a 1 the citi
zens get together, lay down old preju
dices and say for the schools to come
together and mate one grand high school
the whole county around would be glad
to send in and make it the first school
of this mountain country Indeed the
people of Jasper have not fully rea izeri
the blessing of such first class teachers
as the two in their town. We do hope
the trustees and good citizens of that
place will consider this matter and act
so as to benefit the rising generation.
We are interested in the young people
of Pickens county and want them to have
good teachers. The most of Lite teach
ers of this county are not competent and
commissioner ought to do his duty and
not give schoo s to men who are indite J
ei her by character or from want of in -
formation. h prese t teacher will
never make scholars of the children that
tjnd their their schools, because they
do not know it themselves. Alzie.
Jasper — CJuort passed off quirtly,
Icav ng severa f the ,<>je *in> u y r
■t it of guilty standing raooriieu
them me wiM pay the lines whil
others will pay thi p. tee a' labor. A
I vely time was wi-nessed in our two
lau Saturday, li/b Leo Dhlmrooti,
j against whom the s' trif held a wa -
rsat, came in town in rather a loitering
•ititnd- and the shetiff undertook to
armat List, ba Mr. Ditharoon cilhd
an hi*ixira gifts of uatuie to carry
bins Aiy ia l atte, and nude his rs
aape fl oiag to the bushes, but not
anti! he hud fi-ed one or twj shots at
the aneating ■ ffieer Ihe sb-r.ff now
tilks like he intend and to have him if
possible.
Farmers sre busily er "aged at iheir
labors and sre making good headway
with their crops.
Tie Hoo. A. O. Bacon was in J.i
per on lutslay of court week, and his
usual pleasant mat ner was ihe means
of adding many ether s'rong support -
er* to his preseot laVg. list Mr Ba
con m uld mak. usa si le aid cun
pet-nt official aud doul-ile.-s de r\e
the gubernatorial hou. rs i, b co.fer
red duiTDg the present ar. \y.
Moi xtaintowk. — Mo Main O II
Sunday qphool has opened np a. i.,
Mr. .Win J*n ••. n old eitiz-n of
- si; . a
thi f ...My . dn-d di b s home <>n last
night He leaves many
friemkjmd relatives to mourn hi* lo.s.
L Osborn w-nt to Atlanta
last Wteji to buy his spring and sum
mer goods.
Mr, Sam Gates is creeling anew
.store house.
James Osb ru kilim a large eagle
the other day measuring six f. et irom
tip to tip
Joseph S-ilors kil.ed twenty squir
m's lSt ba url iy
Mr. Wal ( Jr llill ai.c (J*-u j. j spru i>
ed uis leg causing severe lameness.
Mr. Gilbert J..nes is bunding a
grist mill on Mountain n.
Ml-8 Lou Pick I I. :> .1
i. d.ug the soiiou iii..
ui Eliij.y is ai her home sick u
she 10 >ti recover.
Mr. it.<rLiard liro .vii has the mumps
J AY
Mokoaxton.—Rey. John Hors haw, col
ored, delivers au occasional sermon lo the
darkies ot this vicinity.
Mr. llnmp Crawford, tlie guide of the
revenue officials, we are glad to say, left
. .Morgantou iu good hcaltli a few days ago
for parts unknown ot x.ortli Carolina.
Mr. James VV. Falls still speaks of go
ing etlbie tall, but we are informed by
reliable parties that he menus to go south
aud Miss Nettie
Bailey tvefe married on last Sunday eve
ning at the residence of the bride’s moth
er ihice^iie* -south of this [ lice
SquirMilule, Col. Blown ami Depu.y
justice court iu the
roniclc the fact lnut
county are highly in
R Brown to ri-pt-i
--seut iuiSMTOWashington during the next
Just as*we had completed o.n icUei ...
the CouuiKK in which we bail stated that
Col. M. J. German who liyes two miies
from Morgantoiuwas married la t week he
appeared at my door with a smile on his
face. I stepped from my desk and ex
tended rny hand with many congratula
tions when '.he smile changed to the
“grins" and it did not require much time
to ascertain that the Colonel was not mar
lied, but wanted to be, aud of course we
hud our work to do again us we des re to
wiite nothing but fuels.
Fannin Job.
lICKANXTIjKY.—TiII recent r in stopped
the tanners from plowing for a t. w days.
Miss Cary A. Davis is visiting iriciids
aud relatives at Aim this U.
We had the pleasure oi m-.a-i.iig Air.
Joan Burns of Lumpkin nt in . nu ' ey on
Sunday last.
1 Mr. M P. J .iking !..is eeu complaining
for the lad lew dots; ->e think it is on
account of mini: _ ntisiach'.
* Mr. Joseph tonal is pro ecting tne
mining property ot if. L. Weaver, and
claims to have touud some tine gold botn
in slate and rock.
Mr. Until oatU'iSOu ■ a ■
new vr o. j •
•• u u.
itlr. JnS.ni 0.... m--.'. , ...t 1 W-nll.lun't:.., _
auu poire merctiunl at Alio, has a fine
supply ot cologne widen tie proposes l<>
sell on time.
We arcane. -• h 1 ■■■ Ha.n
...uving in t:.(
Groy’s
Messrs. J. P. tu..... .. o r ...,<
started for Uiau one lia, ,a.u .> ck.
Mr. John W. Parker speaks ol visiting
Col. Pope next Sunday; hope tie will
gel plenty of fried chicken to eat.
V. e are glad to see toe Courier enlarg
ed and hope that more space will be giv
en for correspondents than has been here
tofore.
Tom Trainee.
Fi.at Braxcd —The Courier cair.e iasi
week <■ .rlier and larger. Hope our people
will reward your enterprise by an in
creased patronage. ,
L. W. Moreland sings “•>-,
to a little g rl.
The oldest inliHliila.ii n <
year and explains that a late K .-lei poi
tends an early spring, which Uoelroi.- in o
now lie accepted.
Messrs. Worley and Davis are repair
ing the bridge on the Tails Creek road.
8. Craw lord had the - oss (ire in his
new ground just latfure the rain.
~0 far tin* pro|s-et for a■ ■> l *iuit
ei.,p u d:ti -m • -i .V
si... hI In- wo t r i.Msona . Kami
j era me wet a ng i'll tin .< ,k and
j there i >'>• > ei. >n n-
Mar.on o k h-.p|s lied to g. i badly
j butt in a wrestle with George Arnold
liUSTIO,
' _ Stain Sale il fill pm.
(IKtIKUI A—riCKKNS COL'NT Y.
Will ue Mhl In-lore the i-.iurl b.uic
door, in the town o' Jasper, G*„ Mna
the legal hotira or sale, on ih<> first Tuca.
Ju "- >*. 'he fmlowlng lot.
*’lid lands, to wit: Xo Sda in (lie l >tb
diatriet and aernnd section or pick.-us
emintr. levied on n the property or
Marcus A . Ilell agent or Harris A Milieu
to satisfy a tix 11. rs. issued hr o. \y.
lailtle, T. (J.; alto nt tlie umt> Uiqd him!
|>lacc, will le sold one half mineral in
terest in aml to south hair of lot of lam!
N*. 30iii the 12th district and second
section of Pickens countv, levied on by
virtue of and to s*i*ry a tax ti. f*. i* K ied
*>' " • 1-ittlo. T. C. of Pickens eountv,
nod levied on as the property Marcos
A . Hsfll ; nUn nt ihe s:ime time and place
will be Hold lot of land No. 15| in h
!•>!. llioleUt .....I A _ .1 .
12th district and second section in Pick
ena county, anil levie I on ns the prop,
ert.v or H. fl. White to satisfy- a tax li la
■sailed by (>. \V. I.lttle, T. also nt
the sain-* time ami place will le sold lot
or land Xo. 22b in the 12lh district and
second section of Pickens county, levied
on ns the property of I. Y. Sawtell. to
satisfy a tax ti. fa issuedl>y li. W. Lit.
tie. T. Pickens county; also at tlie
same time ntl place, will'be sold lot of
land No 200 ill the 12th district and sec
ond section of Pickens county, and lev
ied on as the property of Marcus A.
Bell agent tor .lames Home to satisfy a
tax ti. fa. issued l-y <;. \v. Little, T C.
Pickens county; a'lso at the same time
and place, will be sold lot or land No.
!?■* hi the 21th district and second sec
tion of Pi,-kens county, levied on as the
property or Marcus A. Bull, agentnt Ju
lius A . Hayden, to sati.fv a tax li. la
issued b\ tv. Little. T. (I.; also at the
same time and place, will lie sold lot of
land No. 243 in the 24tl> district and sec
ond section of Pickens county, aud lev-
ied ini as the propertv of I. Y. Sawtell
agent lor Mrs P. 1,. Blaeksher, to satis’
fv a tax li. fa., issued by G. \\\ Little,
T.C.; also at the same time and pla -e,
will l>e sold one half mineral interest In
and to lot ofland No. tit In the 23rd dii
triet and second section of Pickens
county, and levied on by virtue of and
to satisfy a tax li. fa., issued by G. \V.
Little, T. airaiust .Marcus A.'Bell; ai
so nt the r nine time and place, will be
sold lot oflanikXo. 03 in the -.3rd district
and second section of Pickens county,
mill levied on as the property of .Marcus
A. Bell, ascent fo.- Harris & Milieu, bv
virtue of and to satisfy a tax li. fa., is
sued by G W. I.iitle. T. also at tlie
sunn time anil place will lie sold lot or
land No. 102 in the 23rd district aud sec
ond section of l ickeus eountv, and lev
ied on as the roperty of Marcus A. Bell,
agent of Harris A Milieu, by virtue of
and to satisfy u tax 41. I; . Issued by G.
* it tie 1 : also at the same time
■ i of inii-I No.
-i.-'t in ii- .'nil il -i. -iecniid section
*•! t’i'-kens e ai ! - ..i.i .cried on ns Hie
| property ot itobert It vil, by virtue of
and to siitisiy a tax IL fa., issued by G.
W. Little, T.C.; alsr at the sa-it- time
and place.-vill in-sold lot of land No.
34 in tlie 41ii - strict and second seotion
ot l-h kens c.iuuiy, and levied on as the
prom-rlv of .Marcus A. Bell, agent for
Itii-hurdeoa’s minor children, by virtno
ot and to satisfy a tax li. fa., issued by
G. W. Little, T C.; also at tin? same
lime and place, will be sold Jot ot land
No. HU in the tilth district and second
section ot Dickens county, and levied on
usThe property ot Hun is & Milieu, by
virtue of and to satisfy a tax li. fa., is
sued bv <4. IV.. Little, T. V.; also at the
tamo time and i luce will he sold lot ofland
No. (11 in the liltb district and 2nd sec
tion of Pickens county, unit levied on as
the property of Marcus A. Bell, agent of
Harris A Milieu, by virtue of and to
satiety a tax 11. fa., issued by G. \V. Lit
tie, T. C.- also at. the same time and
plane, will be sold lot or land No. lot in
the 13th district and second section i
Pickens eouuty. ami levied on ns the
property of IV. 11. Dean, by vii-tuo of and
to satisry a tax ti fa., issued by G. XV,
Litth-, T. G• S atso.it the same time mill
luu i . will he sold lot of land No. 127 in
ie i iJi., -i.sir.cl timi seen ini section of
i ickeus county, and levied oi as toe
property of Marcus A. Bell, agent of
llarr s ,fc Milled, by virtue or and to sat
isfy a tax ti. fa., issued by G. \V. Little,
T. 0.; also at the sumo time and place,
will 1-c gold lot of land; No. 13!) In the
I3ll> district and second section of I’ick
ins county levied on as the property of
Miircud A. Bull, agent of [iurris & .Milieu
I *v virtue ot to ■ t atisfy a tux li. fa., by
- il Hie same
O' 1 I ’ w a, a lot ol lllllj
No. )7t> in tne i-j l l. district and second
sermon of Pick-ns county, and levied on
us the property of Marcus A. Hell, agent
of Joseph 11 Banks, by virtue of mid to
satisfy a tux ti. ta,, issued by (j. W. Lit
tle, T. U ; also at the same time and
place, will tie sold lot of land No. 2(12 in
the nth district and second section of
Pickens comity, and levied on as the
property of Marcus A. Bell, agent of \V.
• f--mp -n. y virtue of and to satisfy u
tax li la..- I : ,hy U. Y\. Little, T. (J. ;
also t the same tunc and place, will be
sold lot ot land 21H in the 6th district nmi
tin.l section ot Pickens County, and levied
on as tin- property of Marcus A. Bell,
agent of Harris & Vlillen. by virtue of and
n -ati-fy a lax li. ta , issued hy li. 'I .
Little, f. ( ... ; also at the same lime anil
place, will lie sold lot of land No. 250 in
tlir sth district and 2nd section of Pickens
comity, aud levied on us the property ot
jol.nS Collins, hy virtue of and to satisfy
a i xti fa , i-.-ut and by U. W. Little, T.
< :i. ••! at til- *u mi' a I place, will
a ■ i it ol lac . .. I.", t n '.in oil, dis
ii -.’ad sail Pa la'i.S OOUJlty,
•1< in- a ' rly of muicus
L Han As Milieu, hy
V I' lie i o ii iaX li. la., issued
by i. . ■: , . .;a s/ m the same
lime mid piuee, vv ti he sold lot of bmd
hi. 31! i • ii.e SIU dislriel and second sec
tion of Pickens county, and levied on as
tlie properly of Marcus A. Bell, agent for
llan i- & m ill "ii, hy virtue of and to sut
; ! . ' :• Ii , I" . V i, tile.
I•. • . ■ [i •, CO,
SI .Jr It iU*
O I PiKt fIH
count j us hj property of
Mircfi> A. \* 1., a'TL'iit of Harris & M.llcn,
by virtue .t mid to satisfy a tax fi. fa.,
—f. it W. little, TANARUS, L.; also at the
■< . ; i ; lie:e, will he* sold lot of
s*ii district and 2nd
'••my, vied on as
ai .*u V. H i, agent of
ii o; Milieu, oy virtue of aml to sat
im \ . fax fi. la , issued y G. W. Little,
T. O. Tins ‘.he 23al day of Feb., 1880.
it. H. llkndkimox,
3 4 131. (fee $93.17.) blieriff,
GEORGIA—GILMER COUNTY .
Pursuant to an order from the court of
Ordinary granted it its April term 18S0,
1 will B*ll on the first Tuesday in June
next at the courthouse door in said coun
ty within the legal hours of sale at public
outcry for cash in the manner governing
administrator’s sale, twenty live acres of
the south part of lot of laud No. 72, also
the east, hall of lot of land No. 73, both in
the 11 district and 2 section of said coun
ty. to be Hold as the property of dune
A hisenniu, deee sod, to pay debts and
in tin? n-pos *of distribution.
Thomas Ratcliff, Ad’m’r,
and if a hiseaant, deceased.
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. & N <i 3. 3.
... *ll G R. R.
/A' Ebb IWT Al’ 111 L 19, 1885
No. 1, North
Leave arietta 9:00 a. m.
Arrive at Klltjny I:2p. m.
No. 2, South
Leave Ellijay . .. 1:25 p. nij
i Arrive at arietta 0:45 p. m.
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