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AMILTON JOURNAL. Published Semi - Weekly. J. L. Dennis,........Proprietor. SUBSCRIPTION $1.00 A YEAR. HAMILTON, GEORGIA, November 17 , ■ 885 . THIS PAPER "ffiiiTt™ *«« Afiv9rtt8in»rHurettun0Spruee8t.),wbprf.'uH'-."m- contracts be made tor It in may NEW YORK. C. & R. RAIROAD SCHEDULE, 'Taking 1 Effect Nov. 15,1885. NO l—GOING NORTH (SUNDAY EXCEPTED) Leave Oolnmt us... 2 23 p in Arrive ut Hamilton. 3 59 p m Arrive at Chipley.. 4 35 p ui Arrive at Greenville 5 44 pm NO 2—COMING SOUTII(SUNDAY EXCEPTED) Leave Greenville . . 6 51 a m Arrive at Ciiipitj .. . 7 58 a ui \rrive at Hamilton. . 8 32 a nr Arrive at Columbus . 9 59 a m BRIEF MENTION. ' Farmer Dalrymple, ot Dakota, has j j harvested 210,000 bu hels of wheat this year. A full length “state” portrait of Queen Victoria is about to be paint¬ ed at Windsor by Professor Angel!, the court painter at Vienna. A Medical journal notes that while one eminent writer has asserted that those who smoke tobacco grow brain¬ less as lizards, two German savants have arrived at the conclusion that smoking is nothing at all except watching the smoke. A Cincinnati lawyer a few days ago jumped into one of the hearses that pass in that city f<>r cabs, and asked to be hurriedly driven to the depot. One or two jolts on the rough pave¬ ment resulted in the flooring of the vehicle giving away and half the fare’s body descended through the ruin to the ground. The passenger’s yells to the driver to stop were unheard, on account of the noise made by the old trap, but he managed by working his legs at a lively rate to keep pace with the spavined horse. When the depot was reached the cab had to be lifted from the ground to allow the impris¬ oned lawyer to slip through. “What do th^y do when they install a minister?” inquired a small boy, “do they put him in a stall and feed him?” “Not a bit,” said his father; “they harness him to the church and expect him to draw it alone.” * ♦ Ayue-Sli a ken Sufferers Who resort to Hostetcer’fStomacb Bitters exposituco speedier and mure completo relief than they oin hope to do by the use of quinine. This well authenticated fact is of itself sufficient to have estab¬ lished a high reputation for the Bitters. But the article is uot a specifics merely for ■ the various forms of lualnriul disease, it ! endows the sysUui with a degree of vigor j and reforms its irregularities with a cer- ■ tainty that constitutes its best defence 1 i against disorders of the stomach, liver and bowels, specially rife where the at* mospheve is miasma tainted. Fever and ague, billious remittent, du nb ague and ague c* ke are remedied aud prevented by j it, and it also removes dyspepsia, eonsn- : pation, rheumatism. Ac. Take this mtd* icine on the first indication that the sys¬ tem is out of order, and rest assured that You will be grateful for the hint. Mood’s Eureka ought to be in ev¬ ery household in the land. It is par excellence. Mood's Eureka is far superior to , all other Liver medicines now in the market. We guarantee every bottle of Mood’s Eureka to give entire satis¬ faction. Jordan’s Joyous Julep will cure the worst Headache. case of Neuralgia and nervous i ____-- — I HILL k LAW, The New Store Wc offer extra inducements to the trade in the way of LOW PRICES. Our stock is all new—no old shelf-worn goods. We sell 4 • 4 Sheeting to’ Checks and Shirtings at mill prices. DRY-GOODS, : • Cheaper m consequence of the low price of cotton, I we : have market low down, to ; correspond with the staple at! 8 c. -New things received . every week in Hosiery, u / Ilandker chiefs and Gloves. Olir Oil Boiled Hose, full regular, at 25c is the cheap - est thing in the market. In the cheaper goods we carry everything and at any j price. Hand Ilemmed-stitch-j cd Handkerchiefs at ioe 5 worth 25c anywhere else. In cheaper grades we have HANDKERCHIEFS AT 1C each. Just think of i V • Our determination is to mark everything out of the reach of competition, and we will give vou more for a dol lar than anv house in Colum K, 1 1S “ * HILL a LAW, HO. 125 BROAD STREET J i COLUMBUS, I Executor’s Sale. By viituo of an order from the court of Ordinary of Harris county I will sell be fore the court house door in said comity on tha first Tuesday in December next, within the legal hours of sale the, f-How- i in*r described land belonging to the estate j ©filet jair.in wit Williams, late of said county j detea ed to ; The east half of lot of land No ‘28, c-n t titling 101 ^ acres, more or le^s, all Mitt P'rt of lot No. 27 lying n<«th of the Tal hot ton toad, containing 100 acres, mote or Ies3. L >t of land no. 38 containing 202 1 2 \ Hues, more or lei-s, 5 12 aetes off of the j w-st corner of !o ! number 58, 49 1-4 acres off of tiie west side of lot ntunl-er 30, 2 ; notes off cf the southeast corner ot lot j number 59, 5 acres off of the north halfoHot west j ■ corner number 3 and the north maul er 5, containing 101 1 4 ncr-s, more or less, lying and being in the 21 st district ; cm,tv. sow or .-w-ibution. lerms ca h Nov. 2 . 188 > i A. B JoeN se n. i Executor of B. Wili iamb. I I 1 Notice To Debtors & Creditors 1 All persons indebted to the Estates of j Stephen D T< rry, F, J. H. Ton y or John | j Terty, lute ef IJnrii a cuunty, riecea-td, i I are hereby notified to ru> ke immedinte payment, and a ) persons having claims i against said estates or liiuer of lOou v,i I present such claims ruiy authenticated within the time prescribed by law. It B’r S.Smrs n, Adm’r. Georgia, Harris County. I Whereas at an e’e. tim held i 1 the 786th (V.ilhy Plains) Di t., of G October, M. t of said 1885, coun- j ty on tb© 29th day in | which ivv’ (ho Mibmitted question of ‘For F. nee or Stock ! L whs to the lawful voters ot said d’s’iitt, ‘Stock L>vv’ having receiv¬ ed 55 vote-, and ‘For Fence’ 30, giving a majority ef 25 votes for Stock Law. Therefore.noti e is hereby given that the ‘Stock Law* will go into < ITect in sai 1 dis lint six mont 1 s tioin this date. Given under my hand and offiJal signa turc Oct. 30th. 1885. J F C WILLIAMS, Ordinary ] NOTICE. Will be sold at the Court House, in the town of Hamilton, Harris county, Go., to the h £ best and best bidder for cash on the first Tuesday in D-camber, next between Ibe legal boms oi Sale, the fol¬ lowing lands to-wif: Fifty i, acres of lot No. 81, 83 jo res of lot 11 66 1 2 acres cf lot No. H2, the tame being a part of the Copeland pDce in the 2 d district of Harris conn'y,Ga. Sold as the property of Leonora Philpot deceased, under the last will and Te-s'a m«rit of the sa‘d deceased. This O n 8 h 1885. Elijah Bkakrfiecd, Executor. _________.____________ Georgia, Harris County • 1 Martha E Campbell, adnrnif^ratrix of i P F C impbel , la'e of add county decess- j ed, makes application for letters of dis misj ion. All peisons concerned are hereby no f i fied to show cause, if vvy they h >ve, l>y I hjtters (he first of Mondf dismission y in Dt should cembcr rest, why^ not be gran: ed said applicant to sell said land. Given under my hand and official signa¬ ture Seot, 7; 1 1 . 1885. J F C Williams, Ordinary. Election Notice. Georgia, Harris County • | Whereas fifteen freeholders of th> 096 b (Cafau'a) District, G. M , of su'd county having tilt d a petition in my office asking that the question of “For Fence’’ or “Stock Law,” be submitted fo he lawful vojers of said district, and due and legal notice of Tiaid petition having been given. It is therefore ordered that «n election fie held at the pieeiuct in c aid district on 1 'hurs Fence” 'ay, the 26 h day of November.lS85, “For or “Stock Liw,” under the same ru'es aud regn ations as provided for members of the General As-emb y. j G veil under my I and and official sigmi j tine Nov. 1) h. 1885 J F C William-, 0.din*irv. j Georgia, Harris County. 1 N. Ii- Hutchinson, administrator of the estate of Nuhaniel Hu cbinson, bite of said c- u ty deceased makes appbea tiou lor leave to sell the lavd belonging to the estate of said deceased. All persons concerned are hereby no ; i fied to show cause, if any ihey have, by j the first MoLoav m December m xt. why an order should cot be grauted said ad¬ ministrator to sell said land. Given under mv h^nd aud cffieial sig¬ nature Nov 2 id. 188.5. J F (J Williams, Ordinary. MOTIVE!! I will be at thafoll wing district* for ‘he purpose of collecting' the State Ml I County Taxes. V* hitcsvi'le Wednesday Nor. llth. Davidson’s 'Ihursdav. 12th. Whitaker’s, Friday 13th. Upper 19th, Saturday 14th. Blue Springs, Tuesday 17th. Wednesday 18th. Goeiitan’s Cio.-s Ro,i s, Chi; ley, Thursday 19th. Hamilton, Friday 20th. Citaula, Tuesday, 24th. Eileislie, Wednesday 25th‘ Miner's, Waverly Hall, Friday 'lhursday 26:h. 27th Lower 19th, Monday 30th . Hand ton, Tuesday Dec 1st. V.Jley Plains. Wednesday 2 1 . T H MOULTRIE, T. C. - PIANOS-ORGAN8 ^ ^ The domnr.d for the improved Masox fc Hamm* Pianos is now so larire that a second addition to tin* factory has become tuning imperative. Do not the require prevailing one quarter as much as Pianos on vrest-pin Styles' system. Consult Catalogue, free. Easy Payments, 100 of Organs, $22 to $000. For Cajb, or Rented. { Mason & Hamlin Organ s~ 1 Piano Co., NEW YORK ; BOSTON ; i dOAGO. *— mw For Our New Book __'• 'SFl Just Published, entitled m. Mmk H •- f 41 K • r / '/ -VI iy« ii y K 1 iij W> S' iff o THIRTY YEARS A DETECTIVE BY ALLAN PINKERTON. Containing a thorough and comprehensive expos * of Criminal rraetlcos of all Grades and Classes, with Numerous Episodes Criminals, of Personal Experience in the Detection of covering a period of Tiiirty “Years Active Detective Life and embracing many intensely interesting and thrilling Detective Sketches. An entirely now book, profusely illustrated, and with Portrait of the Great Detective. 1 ^" ACS NTS WANTED! In everv town there are numbers of people who will he glad to get this hook. It sells to Mer¬ chants, Mechanics, Farmers and professional men. 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