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THE ELLIJAY COURIER.
KLUJAT. OA..ACQUBT liAmT"
LOCAL! WTELLIGE HCE.
To th Oitisont of the 41st Sena
torial District.
, At tbe solicitation of my friend. 1
hereby announce muelf a candidate for
the tekate from tbs 4UI Senatorial Dio.
JHet. I the event of my election the
lew of my opinion. Judgment, conduct
ond vote* will be for the rights of the
people amt equitable rctraiuu on cor-
I>ormte powers. I (ball oppoee the tale
of the State Koad, the convict leaae ays
* nnd nny moditication whatever of
the Uaiiroad Commission. Upon tbeee
questions I will come before you and
oak your endorsement at tbe ballot box.
O. R. Dcpkee.
Vllvtu, LADlES—don’t HEAD THIS 1
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Gauger Edmundson is in town this
Week.
Mis* Mat Grim, stopping at White
path, was in town Monday.
Or. E. W. Watkins and lady were
among the guests at Whitepath Sunday.
Rev. J. Knowles of the Greensboro
Journal is stopping at Whitepifh for
some days.
Mrs. Wallace and her daughter, Miss
Minda, are visiting the family of Prof.
Er;y of this place.
Miss Sal ie' Milner, who has been vis
iting Miss Tinie Oo eman, returned to
her home in Cartersviile.
Mrs. J. L .larrett dropped into our
office last week and kind y remember
ed the printers by paying for a year’s
subscription.
The annua! association of the Ellijay
Baptist Association will convene at
Cherry Log church next Friday and will
embrace several days.
Messrs. W. a. Arthur and H. B.
Cobb, who have been looking after
their dear interests in Dah'onega re
turned home last Monday.
Rev. C. A. Jamison of Dnlilonega wi l
preach the funeral of Mrs. H. 11. Foote
at the Southern Methodist church in
this plaice' on the fifth Sunday in August.
Rev. C. M. Ledbetter will preach on
marriage Sunday night rext at the
Southern Metodist church, at which all
members of the church are requ stetl
to be present.
Owiiig to the election we omitted,
through forgetfulness, to state that the
Cub metftfc the residence -of Dr:- Wat
kins th • last mealing. It wi 1 meet at
T. J. Long’s next Friday night.
Mr. Price Tatum of Town Creek
seems lo be the duly authorized agent
of a marriage association. Be has
been on very iutim te terms at times
of late here with Ordinary Allen of tliis
county.
The arrivals at Whitepath are so
numerous that it is impossib'e for us to
keep informed as to their identity or
numbers. Last wee : 110 guests reg’s
tered one night at this hotel, and still
they go up daily.
Hr. E. 'V Watkins left Tuesday for
Gainesville, where he goes as a dele
gate to the congressional convention
of the ninth district. Hon. A. I>.
Canderwas nominated by the conven
tion jest nlay to represent this district
in Congress.
Messrs Joseph M. Brown ; general
freight agent of the W. & A. R. R., C.
'V. Chear, assistant passenger agent R.
&D. r-i r. ad, and J. B. Glover, Supt.
M. & N. G. rai road, passed up to
w hitepath Tue and y for a few days rest
in our mountains
Cupid’s capers hive recently mani
fested themselves on Town Creek. On
last Sunday Mr. N. M. Heifner and
Mis* Jennie Haynes were tied togeth
er by * 1 iwful agent. Also on Tuesday
night Cal via Jenkins and Miss Visa
Wood concluded to travel the turnpike
of life together.
Mr. William 'atum of Taking
R<ck and Miss Bessie Allen of Cnrtecay
were hapi/i y united in marriage at 'he
residence of the bride’s father. We
extend coDgratu’ations, and wish the
coup e an uninterrupted partnership of
conjugal feicity. 'the ceremony was
performed last Ihursday.
Rev. Joe Jones will a°sist Rev. C.
M. Ledbetter af this place in a pro
tracted meeting in which all denomina
tions are invited to participate. This
promises to be one of great good, and
the public everywhere is invited to at
tend- The service will begin on third
Sunday night in September.
Mr. J. H. Tankersey and Miw An
nie Noland, of Carter, Ca , were united
in marriage at the residence of the
bride’s father in Murray county, last
Sunday evening. Dr. J. 8. lankersley,
Deputy Marshal Geo. W. lankersley
and lady and J. f. Cobb, Jr., of this
place attended the wedding.
The telegraph polls are all up on the
railroad as Ur as Ellijav and the wire
is now being put up - from Ja‘p< r to
Ellijay aud there will ‘soon be a tele
graph office here. This will b<- a met
ter of great convenience to the pub.ic,
and the characteristic energy f the
Company is only the more demonstrat
ed by ibis progressive step iu the erec
tion of a modern faci Ity for dispatch of
pews gnd business.
trot. 4. W. Tod exhibited hie skill
in hgervlmtahi last Tuesday night at
tbe court houoe to a large and appre
ciative audience, and evinced quite a
power over tbe an of e ight-of-hand.
Hi perfotmaace* were mysterious and
highly entertaining to the spectators,
while his minstrel performance was
natural and ludicrous. Ministers of the
gospel are admitted free of charge, and
nothing objectionable is exhibited by
this show. Ha will again thow at El
lijay Friday night.
The editors hereof return thanks f.r
an invitation to a festival aud bail at
Whitepath given on last Monday night
in honor of Maj. and Mrs. Chas. W.
Hubner of Atl nia, and regret their ina
bility to attend. This very iute lirtttal
and agreeab'a famiy has spent the
summer & ason at <ur favorite resort,
snd return to Ai’anta after a hea tbful
stay in the moantains.
Wo leant from a gentleman in town
that our y oung friend, Mr. 11. M. El
lington, who is teaching school in
North Carolina, has 60 scholars enroll
ed and is having an unclouded success
with his school.
Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Teem snd little
d.ughter, Miss Rosa, Mr. and Mrs. D.
T. Jarrett, ad Messrs. L. I* Bishop,
H. H. Holt and % M. Davis all of this
P’ace spent last Sunday at Whitepath.
The annual carno meeting of the M.
E. church for Pickens county will ern
broce next Sunday at Scott’s Chapel.
Dr. Merrell has promised to be present
and preach on Saturday and Sunday. |
Dr. and Mrs. Pickett of Jasper have
been visiting the re'atives of Mrs.
Pickett on Tumiptown this week. This
family has many friends here who are
always glad to welcome them.
Telegraph Operator Lakes lias arriv
ed in Ellijay and will assme control of
the depot in this place in connection
w ith his duties as operator.
Messrs. A. A. Oampbell of Marietta,
and L. E. Campbell of the Murphy Bul
letin passed through town cn route to
Ninth Carolina.
Town Talk.
Don't marry a thing, young ladies,
Tim’ lie own all the wealth of the cost*
Though the thing be called a doctor,
A lawyer or a priest. t
Don’t marry a man for his title,
For his liouors or his pelf;
Rut marry a man that loveß you,
And marry him for himaelf.
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El ijaylias been besieged this week
with lightning rod men.
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Mr J. D. Watkins, of Cartecay,spent
last Sunday in town with re atives and
—friends.
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Wc are snrprised to learn our popular
post master is in cohoot with the late
show man.
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Our young friend Joseph j. lias lately
adopted the custom of emphasizing his
rema ks “by Geokgk.”
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Two of our most popular young men,
sous of merchants, are striving for su
premacy in the “goober” market.
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One of our young physicians has re
cently developed an inc illation to visit
the mother country, England, in search
of social bliss.
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Everything is red hot in town and our
fat men are rapidly becoming lean and
the lean men are becoming leaner with a
rapidity quite alarming.
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A young lady will never respect a fel
low who can’t take a hint until he is
kuocked down with it and who hasn't got
sense enough to leave uutil the old lady
yells, “Bed-time I”
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Oar town people are now appreciating
the value of shade trees and are waking
up to the fact that we need more of them;
notbiug so beautifies a town or city as
shade trees and nothing is more conven
ient in hot weather.
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Nothing is more conducive* to reverent
worship than good music, both vocal and
instrumeutal, ami it is a lamentable fact
that our young peonle Ate sadly deficient
in the development of their vocal musical
abilities. Also we need a good church
organ in each of our churches.
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Tbe young man who is superabuudautly
polite and officiously gallant among the
ladies upon the street or at the party, may
be tbe same young mau who scowliugiy
refuses to cut stove-wood tor his mother
to get dinuer with, aud wbo will see bis
sister climb over a ten-rail fence without
offering assistauce.
Man About Town.
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Address, Sunny South, Atlanta, Ga.
nick headache, wind on Uie stomach,
biliousness, nausea, are promptly and a
greeably banished h> Dr. J. H. McLean's
Liver and Kiduey Fillets. 25 cents per
vial at Watkins A <’o.
rMKKVKAI.IIV.
av X.M. SUJSMOS.
There are tillage that may always be
hidden,
There are mysteries ever untold;
There are hearu that are bora to bo
bligb tod.
And others that may never grew cold.
There are things that may never be pur
chased
Though we owned all the hidden gold.
There are truths that hare never been
uttered,
There are lewels never feu ml
That lie in tbe dark recesses
Of the caverns under ground.
And genius bright as the brightest
That perishes unrciiNwpud,
There are thoughts that may not he
spoken.
There are hopes that are born to die;
Each heart has it 1 own Ueet< secrets,
lijirevcoleri except by a sigh.
Or a clasp of tlie baud at Darting,
Or a tcuder glance of the eye.
A Visit to Jasper.
Tbe Cookiek men enjoyed a moat de
lightful visit last week to Jasper, This
little village, comly nestled on an eminence,
commands a sweeping and unobstructed
View of tbe grandest mountain scenery any
where iu tbe South, Ibe town seems to
be situated on a mound in tbe midst of a
great amphitheatre of nature, aud tbe vis
itor stands in wondrous awe, moved at last
by rapturous delight as he gases upon tbe
jetting peaks as they leap up iu rear of
each other. The advent of the railroad
has lent an impetus to the busiucss men of
this town and on almost every Corner can
be seen visible evidences of steady improve
ment Several new houses have grown up
while others are in process of ercctiou, and
altogether the place bears the unmistakable
signs of tangible progress. A flourishing
high school, under the able and successful
management of Mis* Emma Tabor, is sup
ported by the town—a fact highly credita
ble to Jasper. Two live and interesting
Sunday schools are ran bv the town and is
the present terminus of the north bound
trains at night on the M. & N. G. railroad,
A CouniF.it man, in company with u
party of ladies consisting of Misses Corn
Simmons. Sallie Milner aud Tinie Cole
man, dined at the borne of Mr. James
Simmons near Jasper, a place which has
gained quite a popular notoriety as a pri
vate summer resort. This place is a su
perb location, under the constant piny of
a never-ceasing mountain breeze, amt in
close proximity to a chalybeate spring
noted f'r its valuable medicinal properties.
Mr. Simmons was one of the first settlers
of this country, and bis home has been the
hospitable receptacle of travelers for oyer
60 years. His estimable la.iy makes her
house a home indeed for her guests, and
nowhere are the elegance and ease of this
bouse equaled by any private resort in
North Georgia. Among the visitors at
this retreat are Dr. Morrell and family, of
the U. B. Army, Mrs. Renimiugton, of
Texas, and others from Atlanta and differ
ent portions of the state. Dr. Merrcll la
the coming chaplain of the array post in
Atlanta, and has purchased a site at this
place and' will erect a- handsome • and ele
gant summer resuleucc for his family.
Rev. Mr. Gardner and lady of LaGr < ngo
are visiting the family of Col. F. C. Tate
of this place Mr. Gardner preached ail
able sermon on Sunday at the Methodist
church, the bcgiunlng of a protracted meet
ing now in progress.
Col. Bill Tate and family of Tate, Ua ,
were in town Sunday.
United States Deputy Collector Jns. H.
Ringer has permanently located at Jasper
as head quarters of his division.
Messrs. Dupree, Duggar and Higdon, of
Fannin, spoke at Jasoer last Friday on the
issues involved in the senatorial race. 'I lie
political pot received a little stir, and the
probable result of the election is the spec
ulative talk of those who dabble in lovely
politics.
So veral gentlemen are spoken of as can
didates for the legislature. Carter Tate
has made Pickeiiß county a good young
representative, and his many friends would
like to see him returned. There are many,
though, who would like to look after the
interests of the “doar(?)” people.
Sheriff Henderson has sicurely housed
seven violators of the law in the county
boarding-house to await the final disposi
tion of Judge Brown.
Engiueer Barrett of the M. & N. G, R.
H., and family are stopping at Jusuer.
Mrs. Fields, wife of Mr. George Fields,
died last Saturday morning aftera protrac
ted illness.
Pickens county is moving ou as well as
the average county. The ordinary of that
county refuses to grant license for retail
groceries and the consequence is they have
virtual prohibitiou. The criminal prac
tice of Pickens superior court has greatly
decreased of late years.
'1 he new brick store of A. W. Davis
when completed, will add greatly to the
business appearance of the town.
The people of Jasper are sociable and
accommodating, and the ladies handsome
and sweet.
Newspaper Borrowers.
Do you ever thiuk, week after week you
borrow your neighbor’s paper, how tue
man who publishes the paper would live if
every body did as you do ? Just imagine
yourself in the publisher’s place, and see
how you would like some fellow to come
to your house every Sunday regularly week
after week ficm one year’s end to thatof
the next, and borrow a loaf of bread and
take it away and eat it without making
auy remuneration. True you don’t eat
tbe newspaper yon borrow, but you do—
every mother’s sou of you—rob the prill te
by borrowiug your neighbor’s r.eivspa pe
and reading it. because you deprive the
printer of tbe opportunity of selling a pa
per. You say this is a small matter; you
are right, It is a small matter in your case,
but suppose everybody was as mean as you
are, who would take the papers then, and
where would you find one to borrow i
Does it ever occur to you that your neigh
bor who, with long suffering charily and
forbearance, continues to supply you with
literary food through summer’s heat aud
winter’s cold tor many a weary year,
thlnka you are the meanest and most
despicable wretch on the face of the earth,
and wishes you were trausported to the
North Pole or suuk to the bottom of the
deep seat- Ex.
OUR X RIG HR OHS TALK.
Carocav.-Tbe ham of the timber
has erased hi the land.
Mim M. K. Wetti *f K irtnonn*, Ga.,
is trachiug school tt Oakland Academy.
Wild turkeya are pUnlifui but banl t
And.
Cora is very good Iu this section.
Cart rosy is going to have a Sunday
school celebration at an early day a*l
which time all the fiLnds of ,-unday
scWkils will to cordially invited.
A party ..f young men of this neigh -
borbood and some nut so young have
gone to the mouutaius to “iio out.” Don’t
know whether the prospective war with
Mexico had auythiug t - do with their go
nig or in*.
Dr. Watkins of our township is the
happy finder of a hoe tree.
It is reported Dial the school trustees of
a certain district in this county met the
other day to deal with a teacher Tor toiug
,ia favor of .voting ft*- proh bitiun. We
kuow of'church Aerators toiug excluded
for doing but lliU is the first in
stance where we ever lieard of a peda
gogue about to be delhrowned far so do
ing. It the report is true we think these
trustees exercise but very little of that
laculty known as coiauion sense.
Dr. Leake aud Mr. u. Job 11 Wikie of
Cartersviile, Ga., [mid the Carteesy gold
mines a flying visit the other day.
L. M. biniiuous ami/ others are pros
pecting iu the gold doth* of Tickauet.ey ;
hope they will strike '4 rich.
Wish somebody would marry, find a
gold mine, kill a catch a ’possum
or do something to c ittse a sensation aid
1 break the dull uiouotahy during this hot
weather.
Schools are in full Must and the average
boy is happy.
Eat ng tonns roasting cars, cabbage,
apples, peaches, iva eAnt-lons, sowing tur
nip seed and talking o.iout pulling fodder
after awhile is what tfic most industrious
farmers are 11 w engaged iu.
When they undertake to cram a religion
iota a fellow that he don’t like the smell
of, he will sometimes kicV. D. O. K.
Moiioant-im. Joint I’owcll says hi*
name must not appear iu the Coukikk
again.
Mrs. Chastain's school is a success witli
an enrollment of ninety students.
P. C. lio ant was in town this week on
business.
Adams, Anderson and Hill, all railroad
mew, passed through Morgauloji
Subway en route lo Ito Notley River As
sociation which convenes With Concoid
clmSrti three miles cast of ibis place.
Many citizens of Moigamou and sur-
i minding vicinity are'preparing to attend
Young Cain cainpineeting which convenes
Thursday next. A good time is expected.
Protracted n actings are on hand and the
candidates are having a lively time shaking
Hands with their honest constituents and
keeping in their proper bounds.
Tbe temporary bridge will soon be com
plete! across Tncci'a river and in a very
short time the constiuction train will pass
over the river and track-laying will lie
pushed on rapidly towards the North Car
olina liue.
We understand tlmt the people of this
comity are to have a depot at Blue Ridge.
This is certaiuly the best location wc know
of and in our judgement w ill give satisfac
tion to this and adjacent comities.
Fa VMM Jon.
GEORGIA—GILMER COUNTY
W ill lie sold before the c an I house door
in the town of Edijay, on the first Tues
day in Sept nil her, I 886, within the legal
hours of sale, the following property to
wit: All the right title and interest of A.
A. Ducket: in and to lot of l.iul No. 2-8
in thu 2Gtli district of tiie 2 el si cl ion of
said county, the same living about ten
ncie', on which is located one grist mill.
Levied on ns the properly of A. A.
Duckett, to snti-fy a superior court ti. fa.
from said county in favor of t’igue, Mitner
& Cos. vs. T .1. Painter, principal ami A.
A. & J. 11. Duckett, surelios. Lev)
made this 27th day "f Jii'v, 1880. This
July 29th, 1880. 11. M. Bu.viii.arr,
729 ’B6 [Printer’s fee $4.62) Sn’ff. ,
MOUNTAIN VIEW HOTEL 1
Ellijay, Ga.
This Hotel is now fitted up In excellent
order, aud is open for the reception of
guests, under, competent management.
Every possible effort will be made to
make tbe Mouutaiu View the most popu
ular Hotel in Ellijay. Accommodations
in every department first-class. Livery,
sale and feed stable ip connection with
hotel. Guests transferred to ami from all
trains free of charge. 6 24 ly
GEORGIA—GII. ME it COUNTY'
Will be sold before ’he court house door
in said county within tbe legal hours of
sale on the first Tuesday in Septe i her
1886 the following property to wit : lots
ol land Nos, 273 and 274 in the 6th district
and 2d section of said county, levied on
as the property of M. K. McClure to sat
isfy a superior court ti fa in favor of 11.
D. McDaniel governor, vs. David A. Ral
ston principal, and Sain A. Ralston, Wil
bnrn L. Ralston and M. K. McClure,
sureties. pr fee *3.21.
Also at the same time anil place will
be sold lots of land Nos. 126 and 127 in
the Gth district and 2d section of said
cduiitv, levied oil as the property of Wil
burn L. Ralston to satisfy a superior
court fi fa ill favor of 11. D. McDaniel
governor vs. David A. Ralston piineipal
and Ham A. Ralston. Wilburn L. Uni
sun and M. K. .McClure sureties. Levy
ma le tliis July 24, IMS'!
Ss.B3 11. M. liramlett, Sli’fl'.
GEORGIA— PICKENS CD UN T Y.
To all wuom it may concern : W. S.
Stewart, administrator ot .Matilda Stewart
deceased, lias iu due form applied to the
undersigned for leave to sell tne Tunis lie
longing to the estate of said deceased, and
anid application will ■ e heard ou thu first
Monday in October 1886. Given under
my band and official signature, this the 7‘.h
day of Augusi, 1880.
$2 26. E. HOOD,
Ordinary.
.W* Tire ffc-xswftf ID* Iftta l rafaiv
/ tm#iX Barham** Infallible
f#] PILE CURE.
OEOHOIA-PICKENH COUNI Y.
Wken-na Mentorr Turner and Fukien
Itinter, administrators of George 11. Tor
Ber’* rafale, represent to the Court in their
petition July llled nliJ enu red on record
that they have fully HjimnUcrwi the ea
tale of George U. Turner. This is to cite
all persons concerned. In irs and cn-ditors,
to show esuw, it any tliey can, why said
administrators should uot to discharged
flora ttoir adiiiiuislialion and receive let
ters of dismission on the first Monday iu
November 1888. Given under my hand
and ofHrial signature, this the 2J day ot
August, 1888.
SIUS 8m K. lb aw, Ordinary.
G KOI IU lA i’lt’K ENB COUNT Y.
To ivl.oiii it may concern :
E 1., " liiteuioie has in due form ap
plied to tlie undersigned for permanent let
!eis of udininielriiltoti on the ratato of
liielianl Covington, late of said county,
deee wed, and I will puns ill 100 raid upplis
eatiou on the lirst Monday in Beplemlier
188'i. U veil Under my hand nud official
simwitire, this 2d day ' August 1888.
*-• 1J E Moon, Ordinary.
GEORGIA—GIL dKU C(JONTY.
Will ,-e sold hefore the Court house door
on ti.e first Tuesday iu 'epu-mtor, 1880,
within the legal hours of sale, the follow’
ing property, to-wit: All the right, title
aud intm-st of .1, 11. Quarles in aud to
lots of hinds Nos. 213 aud 220 both in the
1 25ih district of the 2ud section of said
| county; levied 011 aj the proiierty of J
j H- Q inrlt-8 to satisfy a Superior Court fi.
fa. of said county in favor of 11. [). M. -
Daniel, Governor, Vs. F. vl. Q (1 r |es,
principal, and A. J Quarles. I). S. But
ler, J. B. Quarles aud D. K. Quarles,
au reties.
Also at the same time and place will
lie soki all the right title and interest of
Audrew J. Quarles iu aud to the follow
ing lots of land, to wit: Lotsot land Nos
220. 225 and 144 all in the 25th district of
the 2nd section of sail* county, the same
being 140 acres of said lots; levied ou os
the property of Andrew J. Quarles, to
satisfy a Superior Court fi. fa. of said
county, iu favor of 11. D. McDaniel,
Governor, vs .F. M. Quarlea, principal, /
ami Midiew J. Q mrles D. S. Butler, J.
B. Quarles and D. K. Q nrles sureties.
Aiso ut the same time and place will be
sold all the right, title and interest of D.
K. Quarles in and to lot of land No- 208
in the 251 h district of the 2nd section of
said e Duty, tue same being 80 acres;
levied on as the property of D. K.
Quarles, to satisfy a Superior Court fi. fa.
of said county in favor of 11. D. McDaniel
Governor, vs. F. M. Quarles, principal,
and Andrew J. Quarles, D S Butler, J.
U. Quarles nud D. K. Qmrles, sureties.
Levies nude by me this the 28th day of
July, 1880. July the 29 h, 1838.
11. >l. liramlett,
7 29 fee $15.25. bheiiff.
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ELLIJAY SEMINAR!!
Calendar for 1886-87:
s l,eKin ® Ju, y 12,h ' nd closes October Ist, 1886.
October JStIMSSG and closes January 28th.
1887. Hurd lertn begins January 31st, 1887 and closes May stb,
i’his Instil ution is located at Kllijayy Ga., I lie Oouniy seat of
* mer. 1 lie building is large and commodious in all its appoinl
meuic. Ihe reciialion rooms are furnished with seats and desks
°F '© inoai impruveil style?.
Primary Department.
First Gradr Orthography, Reading, Writing, Primary Ge
oxrap.iv and Primary Arithmetic, $1 00 per month *
bkcoND Gbaujc- Oil liograpliy, Reading, English Grammar
ruLtica. Arithmetic and Geography, 81.25 per month. *
Academic Department.
■ arv T lS ' , ‘' l i? h , Qrammar - Higher Arithmetic, Elemen
i b ’‘, or ' c ' History, Descriptive Geography, Lat
in Grammar a.,and
Skcond Grade.—Physiology, Natural Philosophy, Complete
tulTZ' Udomet, '- v ’ T,l01lf ' n i" y .H fl b 4 Virgil, Greek Grammar
Header, Anabasis and Geology, $2 00 per month. During the
Second and lh.rd Terms an iuoideulal fee of 25e will be charged
tuition is due in advance. K U *
During the past year the Trustees have erected a large Boards
g Ilall in which rooms can be rented by those desiring to board
lemsdves. Board in private (amities from SG.OO to $8 00 per
mouth. For further particulars call on or address P
JOHN H. EARLY, A. B, Principal,
ELljjay, Ga,
Hi Ellijay High School
WILL OPKN OTV THE
SECOIND MONDAY IN JULY 1886.
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At The M. E. Church, South, And
WILL CONTINUE SIXTEEN WEEKS.
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Having studied the situation in this country, both from a souse of dutv
for the people, I think lam fully prepared to instruct all pupuHo our care f
have learned to ove the Jieople of this county, especially the young peonle and T
will spare no pains nor labor to advance the pupils in morals and nrannmu well aa
books. Experience has taught me that LECTURES are more easily reined
and more instructive, and I shall therefore make special efforts to nmun *
on the different studies. As to the advancement pup I refer to Srs In
sou and Watkins. Messrs. J. P. Cobb, G. 11. Randall, J I. Ja reU aud oUiere w,?o
have been patronizing the school. ’ a otuers wlM>
Miss Belle Sutton will assist me again. As an instructress for
Sutton lias few equals and no superiors. instructress for children, M.w
'1 ire indications now point to a large attendance, and I have secured the
uk given
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Tliosc patronizing the school will receive the benefit of the Public School Fund
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