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Newspaper Page Text'HiJ ——== .. . ■■ ■ • -i .■'■■—v ■■■»■ ■ THE WEEKLY SUMTER REPUBLICAN. 5U — PUBLISHED BY g A N 0 0 CK & REILLY. Volume 21. 4 DEVOTED TO HEWS, POLITICS AMD GENERAL PEOOEESS—INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS. |tw TERMS: Two Dollars a Year PAYABLE Ol ADTAVCE. AMERICUS GEORGIA., SATURDAY. JANUARY 3, 1874. Number 46. |bt fnmttr IJtpnblitan, ’ „ HANCOCK df IlKILLY. terms OF SUBSCRIPTION: -FKi.T.One I car, M 43 ,r one year, * *> i“ h aubpf’infnt insertion, f> ir TtN Lma« of Minion type, solid, couati- ‘ not contracted for will be not ■purifying the length of _• tl*T ftre to * inserted will becoa- Vatil ordered ont and charged for aooord- ' iSeruwmonw to occupy fixed place# wiU be nsliip, /..... 6 00 ion, 5 00 ie tomil real estate,... 6 00 , per i*qu*ro (10 lino*) .V 00 Professional Gards. VIGEN* A. HAWKINS Hawkins & Hawkins, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, COOS d) CRISP, l ttohney at law, AMERICUS. GEORGIA. t tho Counties of Macon, rH! Schiev, Webster, Sumter and Loe. ed.n ‘ * J “■* " “ B. P. HOLLIS, Bailding, Cotton C. T GOODE. Attornev at Law AMEUICnS, GEORGIA. I District Courts of tho United UltS roKT. 1. R. MCCLESKEY. Fort & McCleskey, lllonv’/i at Laic and Solicitor* in Equity AMERICUS, GEORGIA. flTll.L practice in the counties of the South- if tiie United Stat cases in Bank- N A. SMITH, Attoraoy eat Xjaw iMEUICUS, : GEORGIA. W ILL prac alioiuin IT LEADS TO HAPPINESS A Boone To Tho Whole Btoo of Woman. DB. J. BRADPIELD’S FEMALE REGULATOR! • ; reliere all pain r ’ will bring on tho Mol at the monthly “ P«rioimire Rheumatism and Uterus; Leu cor- S2*L. 0r “ <l PY 1 ** 1 PnJtcwuBl.n; n »U1 remove .11 IrriUtlon of Kidney. »nd Blmld.r ; ^dier. Uo.ti.enn.; pniiff the lliood; Kir. ton. ..id .Uength to tin, -hole qua. C;'»r the ehin, imparting . roey hne to the cheek 1 Mid cheerfulness to tho mind. R *■ *ure a cure in all the aboTe diart res » Quinine is in Chills and Fever. Ladies can core themselves of all the above diseases without revealing their oomplaints to anvperw.n, which ia always mortifying to their pride and rnodestv. ^‘j^r^ommended by the beat physicians and - ^ LaGxanok. Ga.. March 23. 187 ’. r.xAnruxn A Co.. Atlanta. Ga -Dew Sirs: Ttakr pkuoN in stating that I have nee for Gie Ust twenty year*, the medicine you are now putting np, known as Dr. J. BudflriiT* Female Regulator, and consider it the beat combination ev».T gotten together for the diseases for which it is recommended. I have been familiar with the prescription both as a t>-actitiom-r of medi- ® domestic practice, and can honestly say that I consider u a boon *u*i«*, and can bit hope that every lady in _ _ “J*»3 suffering le. whole land, who may ’be stifle ring peculiar to their sex, may be able t botUo, that their sufferings may not oily be re- Ueved. bat that they may be restored to he\ltl and strength. With my kindert regards, I am reepectrnliv, W. B. FERRILL, M. 1). i Masoctta, Ga., March 21,1870. .. /t 1 * 00 ? Dear Hire: Home month* ego 1 bought a bottle of Bradfield’s Ye- male Regulator from you, and have used it i my iawilj with the utmost satisfaction, and have recommended it to two or three other fam- ‘lies, and they have found it just what it is re commended. The females who hav* used yoor Regulator an ia perfect health, and are abU to *- their household duties, and we cor- ■* “ *- the public. • Ik.H. B. JOHNSON. proof of its virtue. All we ask is a trial. For full particulars, history of diseases, an certificates of its wonderful cures, the reiser referred to the wrapper around the bottle. Manufactured and sold by BRADFIELD A CO.. Price $1.50. Atlanta, Ga. SF* Sold by Dr. Eldridge and Davenport A Smith, Americas Ga. c jau31-ly DAVENPORT & SMITH, Lamar Street, Americas, (ia. etary Remedies, Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Lamps and Fixtures, Spices, Flavoring, Extracts, &c. One gross of Vinegar Bitters, for sale by DAVENPORT & SMITH, G. ». HIRE’S BAR ROOM, BILLIARD SALOON —AND— RESTAURANT I RED HOT NEWS! S IX of J. M. Brunswick & Balkey’s late style of Beveled Billiard Tables at the “Say! Hare! at what place can this whiskey be found?” “At the Cedar Run Distillery, Franklin county, Ky.” I am bound for that place. Hare, I hate to be inquisitive, but “where do you find this kind of Peach and Apple Brandy?” “Stokes county, North Caro lina,** Those people up there is honest yet. Look here! “Did you ever drink any of I.X.L. Gin at the Barlow House?” “Ifound that place long ago,” and I tell yon what is a fact, “if you want anything in Hare’s line, he always keeps the best..” .'Well, I thought I had seen all kinds ol Wines, but that Lemou and Strawberry Wine at the Barlow House is the best I ever drank.” “Say Judge, less go to the Barlow House and get a bottle of imported Wine; Hare has got all kinds, Champagne, Catawba, Rhine Wine, and Palo 8hcrry, all of tho best Say Tom, I am going to Hare's to get a gpod piece of Chewing Tobacco, Cable Cord, Yellow Bank and Sunny 8ide, in packages to suit customers.” ‘Say Sam, this man at the Barlow House Saloon sells the cheapest cigars I smoked; he has them of all grades. This Key West Cigar is strict Havana, and duty.” “Bob, if you want a good square Oyster Stew or Fry, go to the Barlow House Sa loon, Center public Square, West Side, Americus, Ga,” octl3-tf G. B. HARE. Bread Preparation. 45 dox. Horsford’s The best Powder in us< DAVENPORT ft SMITH. 100 Packages “Captain Jack” Tobacco, which we can sell at a bargain, as it wi bought before the late advance. DAVENPORT & SMITH. 1,000 lbs. Strictly Pure White Lead. 1,000 lbs. Lower Grades, all low for cash. DAVENPORT & SMITH. MERREL CALLAWAY, Attorney at Law, AMERICUS, GA. •rOffice over Kendrick A Wheatley’* Store. MPure French Brandy, Old Rye Whiskey, Maderia and Sherry Wines, Holland Gin and Dublin Stout, for Medicinal use. • DAVENPORT & SMITH, Finest assortment of Toilet Soaps in the market, consisting of Lnbin’s, Low’s, Albert Co’s. Honey, Pears, Transparent Tablet, Transparent Glycerine, Transparent Balls and Bars. Also, Yankee, Military, Barber’r Bar and other Shaving Soaps. DAVENPORT & SMITH. DUPONT OCUKT Guerry & Son, Attorneys cat Liaw OUCITORS^LN EQUITY Americas, Georgia, TI7II.L practice in the Superior Court* of " Sumter, hcliler, Macon, Dooly, Le*, Ter- u Weh-t«T and Marion counties; in tho Hopreino Court of Georgia and ia tho United Mah* Co,, T t<, at Savannah. and Cotton Avenue'. Packages “Virginia” Tobacco. as well as “Captain Jack” were put up for us by the same factory in giniatbat manufactured for us last year, and will prove equally as good. Parties who have not bought of us will do well t price these Brands. DAVENPORT ft SMITH. M. D. McLEOD, Physician and Surgeon. TTIVISQ returned to Americas, respectfully AX snnouncestohis former patrons and the w # ** e >s ready to answer calls in any »l 0 -k.y rofe, " ion - Day Office—Davenport gfcaay* A ‘° lehto, ; P ^y DrTwT M. HARDWICK H A I£ Q «wniod the Practice of Medicine. services to his dd friends and We^n^l ^^en^alTS those of Female*. Ho will nm r fcnd , tre4t crdi “*7 CAW* fit Bis f 1,16 Drug 8tor ® of DavenportrA I. X. L. Knives and Raxors. Tho Coutre” is tho best Raxor made. Also Straps, Shaving Boxes and Brushes. DAVENPORT & SMITH. Envelopes, Legal Cap, Cap. Letter, Legal Note and Com nercial Note Paper—a large stock at low prices. Also, Inks and Blank Books. DAVENPORT & 8MITH. Dr. J. B. HINKLE. p, '.VHlclau and urgoon. 'JILLS kft it the Drug Store of Dr. E. J. B 1 or at his residence (in front of Col I'.f.'. . well< >. wiU receive prompt and faith ‘■•tootion, p ..iuntr. Dr. S. B. HAWKINS, IF « Dr. Eldridt.'. Drag Btora. Hr neir the Methodist Church. imS”* i fiRfiin tender tho good peopled '•S”" 4 COIlntr 7 DR. J.N. CHENEY, Physician and Surgeon, EtHYILLE, oeobqia. in Court H.1UM. .oM-lr w. P. BURT, Dentist, AMERICUS, OA. pmeut ia tb. W.r.Ibti Preston Hotel. •ttfithe WiiS** ^Jtfihl** will bo supplied eo^u^^oountry affords. Iguaranti fifi^fifactiootoaU whovisitmy honau Xtj W. H. MATHEWS. fieptS-tf DAVENPORT &8MITH. Flat Jar Corka of all sixes. Bottle Corks large stock. DAVENPORT & SMITH. DAVENPORT ft SMITH. Sumter County . Sumter SherifTs Sales. CXTILL ha sold hofior* tho Court House door wv in tho city of Americus, between the usual hoars of sale, on the first Tuesday in January next, tho following property to-wit: Lou of land Nos. 94, C3 and the east half o lot No. 67, containing 505i acres, more or lea*. Levied on by virtue of a Superior Court fi fa from Catoooa county, Gellitam, Howell ft Co., vs. Whitaett ft Ray. Aleo, lot of Una No. 115 in the 28th District of Humti r oounty, less 10 acres in the South east corner and 5 acres in the North-west cor- r of said lot. Levied on a* the property of A. Raiford, security to satisfy one^iuperior Court .’a from Sumter oounty, Joseph B. Scott va. T. W. Mann and A. B. Raiford, security, and other II fas in my hands.* Also, The West half of lot of Und No. 170, in Superior Court ft fa in Uvor of Officers of Court - ~ U. Taylor. , One grey mare, two buggies and har- Levied on as the property of John W. Jordan, Jr., to satisfy a Snpencr Court fi fa from Webster County Superior Court in favor of John G. McGhee vs. John W. Jordan, Jr., and William Sirrine, endorser. Property pointed out by O. T. Goode. Lot* of Land Nos. 210,211, in the 15th District 190, 46 aud 256, in the 27th District of ' as the property of v oupenor Court fi fa ~~ i. said A.M. Little* A. W. WHEELER, decl tds. Sheriff. Sumter oounty. Levied A. M. Lit tie, to satisfy r - R. J. Hodgea, Mortgage Sale for January 'ILL lie sold before tbs Court House door _ _ in the city or Americus on the first Tues- dtv in January next between the usual hour* 224, in the 17th , lot* in all, being tract of land, lying aU together, on the line of Sumter and Lbs counties. Levied on a* the property of August us V. Wetter, under and by virtue or a mortgage fi fa from Sumter Superior ' a favor of W. H. Tison vs. Augustus P. A. W. WHEELER, w * a* the late residence of Green M. Wheeler, dec'd. for the benefit of the minors of Sarah C. and Green M. Wheeler, dec’d. B. M. WHEELER, nov28-tds. Guardian. A° aud, containing 202$ acres, known as the Biv- os’ place. Also, 100 acres of Jot No. 187, ad- olmng the Bivins’ place. Sold as the property o| Jas. P. West, for the benefit of the heirs ana creditor* of said deceas* d. Terms Cash. JOE P. WEST, 9.1m Administrator. Proclamation SANTA CLAUS. 1 persons wit ivions condition, that I have sine the last election appointed and commissioned H. G. HARDY & GO,. My lawful representatives to wait upon my peo ple and dispense throughout Sooth West Geor gia daring the Jubilations and Thanksgiving incidents before and after Christmas, at the Reasonable Prices md in the most diligent style, the goods Santa Claus, yearly. Largest Tropical Fruits CAKES, CANDIES, TOYS, FIRE-WORKS, CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, JELLIES, PRESERVES, CAN GOODS, FANCY SOAPS, ftc. Without end, and see that no one, man, woman, or child, go away dissatisfied, on pain of my at my headquarters in North America, and telegraphed to my representatives, H. C. HARDY & CO., North side Lamar Street, one door ah Schumpert’s old corner, in Americas, Ga., U. 8. This Nov. 28th, 1874, in the brightest pros pects of the 8outh. King Santa Claus. nov28-tc Administrator’s Sale. B Y virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary of Marion county, Ga., will bo sold before the Court House door in Benua Vista, Ga , on the first Tuesday in January, 1875, the fullow- ' ifc property, to-wit: Fourteen hundred and sixty acres of land, lore or leas, known ae the old Homo place of W. H. Merritt, deceased. Bounded ou the east by Wm. Merritt and T. Merritt; sooth by Al fred Bell, west by Dr. Stallings and Peel, north by the Baldwin Dower place. On said place Is a comfortable framed house, an excellent barn and stable, cribs, gin bouse and screw, cabins for laborers, and an excellent apple an I peach orchard. Sold for benefit of creditors of said jeaseu. Terms, one half cash, the balance first of December, 1675, with mortgsge on the lsnd until paid for. Bonds for title* riven. T. M. MERRITT, dec3-tds Admimstrator. GEORGIA—Sumter County. Whereas, the estate of Charles M. Tucker, late of said county deceased, ia unrepresented, Hypodermic Syringes, Universal Forceps, Surgeon’s Silk, Fever Thermometers. Al' Tremann’s make. DAVENPORT ft SMITH. Varnishes—Coach, Copal, Japan, Denial and Asphaltum. Quality guaranteed as rep resented or they may be returned at — expense. «. oui*' DAVENPORT & SMITH. Paints—The largest assortment of fine colors in the market. Our “A" Green is the best made. DAVENPORT ft SMITH. Iodide Potash, Hydrate Chloral, Chloro- form. Glycerine, and all staple Drugs in full stock, and will be found first-class as to qual ity, and reisonable in prices. DAVENPORT ft 8MITH. and Natural —----- - - - £ quantity. Also, fins Sewing Machine DAVENPORT ft SMITH. BARLOW HOUSE AJIETUCUS - - GEOBGIA WHET JONES Proprietor. IHHE obora rairad HoW ia m th. boifa X centre of Americas, end the Proprietor flatten Harnett from his tear experience in the baeinees, tut be can and will fire lateral eat- Day Board per month,. Board and Lodgtag per —------ Hie bouse is kept open at all boon during the day and night. Tb* Omnibus m—ia au trains, and attentivo porters will carry all bag gage to and from the depot fires of charge. li. In connection with the Hooae there la a first-daea BABBEB SHOP, where gentlemen can always be accommodated. BROWN’S HOTEL, orroarrx rabsence* depot, Macon, - - Georgia. E E. BROWN ft SON, Proprietors ol this • Popular Hotel, wo aid inform their numer ous frlenda that they have reduced their rates to $3.00 per day. They return their grateful thanks for the very liberal patronage exlr“' , ~* vo the House for near twenty yean, and s their many Mends that they will use tbei endeavors for the future, to give the earn — to SEARS & DUNN NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS! At Felder’s Old Stand FORSYTH STREET. DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, Boots, Shoes, Hats C rookery. NOTIONS, &c., &c. LOWEST CASH PRICES. , J. SCABS, J. B. DCJ nov21-2m Winship & Callaway Wholesale and Retail Clothing Dealers, Macon, - - - Georgia. The Largest and Oldest CLOTHING HOUSE m January next between tie, the following property, at* of Land, No*. 223 and Guardian’s Sale- Administrator’s Sale. Loe County. Leo Sheriff Sales Tor January. jL be sold before the Coart Honse door in the town of Leesburg, on ft e first Tuesday in January next, between tho usual hours of eale, the following property to-wit: Lot or land No. 171, and part of 170, in the first district of Lee county, and known aa part of the Hardy A. Hooks place. Levied on by virtne of and to satisfy a fi fa from Lee 8nperior Court in favor of Boynton ft Wilson tb. James B. Hooka, Executor of Hardy A. Hooks, dec'd. •'roperty pointed ont by Plaintiff's Attorney. Also, Nine males, 17 head cattle, 9 bead bogs, 2 wagons, 10 sett plow gear, and 10 plow Btocka. 40 plow hoea, more or lees, assorted. Small lot weeding hoe* and two barrel* cane •yrup, one gin and rubber bait, 3 stacks of fodder, 3 hundred bushel* corn, more or leas, ungathered, ore cart, can* mill and two 80 gal lon kettle*, one large wash pot, one large oven and fid, on* spring balance, six hales cotton, •mall lot of tool*, inch as gera, chisels, grind atone, drawing knife, Ac. Levied on by virtne ot and to satisfy a Lien fi fa from Lee Superior Court in favor of N. A. Har- i. A. L. Wetter. Property . >tt-m, more or less, in the field; one calf, and ono cow in the woods. Levied on as the property of M. Ray, by virtue of and to eatinfy a mortgage ft fa from Lee Superior Court in favor of Ihomaa Whiteeet, Trans feree, va. said M. Bay. Property pointed out by K. J. Warren, Plaintiff's Attorney. Also, Lot of land No. 3, in the 13th District of Leo oounty. Levied on aa tbe property of Nathan G. Christie, by virtne of a fi fa from Lee Superior Court in favor of It. F. Lyon and G. B. Wocten, vs said Christie. Levy made Oct 27th, 1871, by James Salter, Deputy Sheriff, and cow ordered to proceed by It. F. Lyon, Plaintiff. Also, Two bait a cotton, more or less In the field, 35 bushels of corn, more or leu, one stack nr fodder and a small patch of sugarcane of abont one third - of an acre Levied on nr fodder and a small patch of abont one third - of an acre Le property of Charles Tommy, to satisfy aDia- trea* Warrant for rent from Lee Superior Court, in favor of S. It. Christie va. said Tommy. Property pointed out by Plaintiff's Attorney. Also, The Lumber in a small bouse on the premises of P. W. Laramore. Levied on to satisfy a Lumber lien and foreclosure from Lee Superior Court, in favor of M. J. Barrow, Agt., J. T. ft M. A. Barrow, v*. P. W. Lara more. Property pointed ont by Plaintiff. Ai*o, Three hundred bushels corn more or lees, and two moles. Levied on to satisfy a tax fi fa for 8tate and county, issued by W, D. Green, T. C*, ot said county of Lee. va F. B. Robert & Brother. Property pointed out by Tax Collector. I. P. TISON, dec3-tds Sheriff. of Personalty and setting apart and valuation or Homestead, I will pas* upon the *am* at my office, on Thursday, January 7,1875. dec24.td. E. b. WA180N, Ordinary- Personalty and setting apart and valuation of Homestead, I will pass up on the same at my office in Leesburg, — Thursday, the 7th day of Januaty. E. D. WATSON, dec-24-2 «r Ordinary. G EORGIA—Liar* cocntt. WhereA. II. A Bill lus applied mo for Letters of Administration on the Es tate of Wm. G. Bell, late of t-aid county, de- and singularly the kindred and pereena conccru- * » at my office within th« time * ‘ 1*, if any they this 2d2 day of December, 1874. dec.25-td. tion of personalty and setting apart and valu- —*—or homestead, I will pars noon the aamr r office on Mondav the 2lat day of Decern- having applied for Letters of Ad ministration on said estate. These are therefore to cite and admonish all. and singular, the kindred and creditors, and all persona concerned, to be and appear at my lice, within the time prescribed by law, and their objections, if any they have, why letters of Administration shonld not be vested in tbe Clerk of the Superior Court or eorno other fit ad proper person. Given nnaer my hand and official signature, lie 30th day of November, 1874. decl-30d G A. BROWN, Ordinary. GEORGIA—Sumtkb County. Whereas, the estate of Louis Bruner, late of eaid county deceased, is unrepresented, and having applied for Letters of Adminia- on said estate, There are therefore to cite and admonish all. aanl estate, and s’ngnlar, the kindred and creditor*, and all persona concerned, to be and appear at my of fice, within tho time prescribed by law, and file their objections, if any they have, why letters of Administration should not be vested in the Clerk of tho Superior Court or eome other fit id proper person. Given una< r my hand and official signature, this 4th day of December, 1874. ' ” G. A. BROWN, Ordinary. Libel for Divorce. HENRY HARRIS 1 Libel for Divorce NANCy'hARBIS. > Sumter Superior Court. r ' appearing to the Court that the defendant, Nancy Harris, does not reside in said county, and it further appearing that she doe* not re side in this State, it ia ordered by the Court that service of this petition and process in said case be served on said Nancy Harris by publication in the Scute* Rktcbuca* once a month for four months. „ „ _ „ J. M. CLARK, J- 8. C., 8. W. C. ue extract taken from the minutes this October 17,1874. J- H. Ai-uar, ‘ ,22-wlam-4m. Cler GEORGIA—Sdmteb County. T HIRTY days after data application will be made to tne Court ol Ordinary of Sumter county for leave to tell the real entate of J. W. C. Horne, late of aaid county, deceased. J. J. MURRAY. dec.l7-td. Administrator. Road Notice, GEORGIA—Sumter Couhtt. rrWE City Council of Americas and a number A of citizens of this county, having applied to ua for a Public Road leading from the Bridge across Flint River, in the 28th District of thia county, following tho lower Danville road by the residence of E. W. Westbrook’s, leaving eaid road aoon after passing the bouse, thence on a direct line across a portion of the farms of E. W. Westbrooks and John E Joiner, inter secting the upper Danville Road, at or near 8. W. Smalls, better known aa the J. R. G. Horne place. AU persons interested are hereby notified to file their objections, if any they have, in oi office on or before the first Monday in Januar 1875, or an order for such road will bo passed. Given under our hands this November 30th, * 74 ' B. B. HAMILTON,! H. K. TAYLOR. I W. R. STEWART, } Commissioners. Whereas, John Dobbins applies for tors ' * * • - • * * ’ These are therefore to cite and admonish, all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, and file their objec tions, if any they have, otherwise letters will granted said ” id applicant, r my hand ai of November, and^fflcial signature S-lm’“"eIdTwaTSON, Ordinary. Webnter County. Webster Sheriff’s Sale. nary next, within the legal boors of sale, before the Court Honse door in Preston, Web ster county, the following piopetly, to-wit: Lot of land No. 219, m the 24th District of Webeter county, except 23 scree off of tbe South west oorner belonging to D. E. PSnder, to satisfy a ft. fa. issued from the Superior Court of Webeter county, in fin and D. B. Harrell tnnsfe-re Defendants said property. Also, one lot of land, containing 2021-2sere*, more or less, No. not known, t - * Spring lot, near Spring Hill i 24th District aaid oonnty, and bound on the West by J>. K. Ponder, to satisfy a fi. fa. issued from the Superior Court cf Webster county, in favor of W. ii. Tuner va. A. J. Smith. Levied on a* the property of said Smith. Property pointed ont by defendant Smith. Ako, lots of land Nos. 64 and 75, in the 19th District Webeter oonnty, to satisfy a fi. fa. in favor of Charles R. Burke, and W. A. Bawaon transferee, v*. W. F. Kirkaey. Property point ed out by plaintiff 1 * Attj., a* the property of _ 1 5nlf of lot of land No. 58. in the 18th District of Webster county. Levied on as tbs property of R. F. Johnson to satisfy an execution w-aed from the Justice Court ot 1093 District, G. M , in tsvor of Robert Parker, U. F. Johnson. Tbs same being lor the pur- money for eaid land. Property pouted by plaintiff. Levy made and returned to me by Bailiff. Also, lot of land No. 53, in the 18th District 'ebater oounty. Levied on as the property of William McLendon, to satisfy a fi. fa. issued from the Superior Court of Webeter county, in favor of Hawkins ft Tackett, vs. said William McLendon. Property pointed ont by defend- W. H. MATHEWS, dec4-tiL Sheriff. Administrator’s Sale. IGREEABLEto an order of the Honorable X Court of Ordinary of Webster County, will b cold before the Court Honse door in Preston, .a the first Tuesday in January next, the fol lowing described Und, aa tho property of M. W. Lcverett, deceased: 900 acres, snore or less, known as the Leverett place, composed of lots Noe. 164,157,135. half of lot No. 187 and 166, in tbe 18th district of said county, on the road from Weston Ga., to Dawson. Ga. Sold for the ben efit of the hears and creditors. Terms cash. JNO. W. LEVERETT, doc5-td*. Administrator. Administrator’s Sale. O N the first Tuesday in January next will be told before tbe Court Honse door in Eila- viUc. Sohley county, between tbe usual hours of sale tho west portion of lot of land No. 201 in the k9th District of said county, containing 120 acres. Sold as the property of Wm. Jones, late of said county deceased. Terms cash . dec.l9-tds E. M. JONES, Adm’r. Administrator’s Sale. O N the first Tuesday in Febuary next will be sold before the Court House door, in Ells- ville, 8chley county, between the nsnal hoars of sale, the North half of lot of land No. 90 in tbe 3rd District ot said oonnty, containing 100 acres. Bold as the property or John B. Stevens, . KILOREA8E, Adn. i Administrator’s Sale. O N the first Tueedav in Febuary next, will be sold before the Court House door in Ella- vilie,8chley county, between the usual hours of sale, one lot of land. No. 142, in the 30th district of said county. Sold as the property ofEmclia A Frasier, late of said county, dec’d. Terms, one half cash, the other on the 25th of Whereas. H. J. Perry applies t These are therefore to cite and admonish alL and singular; the kindrad and creditors of aaid deceased to be and appear at my office with the time prescribed by law, and file their obieo i, if any they have, otherwise letters will be thia 2d day of Deoember. 1874. G EORGIA—Wxdstkb Couhtt. Whereas. Marcus Kaufman applies to me for Letters of Administration on tne estate of Temperance Garrett, late of said county, deceas- These are therefore to dte aud admonish, all and singular, the kindred and creditors of aaid deceased and all others concerned, to be and ap- Whcreas, John Dobbins, Administrator on the estate of 8. K. Moore, late of said county, deceased, having applied to mo for letters of Dismission from said Administration, These are therefore to dte and admonish, all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said ’ 1 to be and appear at my office, within pieecribed by law and fllo their objec tions, if any they have, otherwise letters will be granted said applicant Given under my hand and official signature, this 12th day of Novembe r. 1874. E D WAT8QN, Ord’y. GEORGIA—Webster County. Whereas, Mary L. Johnson applies t ettorsof Administi ation on the estate i _ B. Johnson, late of said county deceased. tion*, if *ny they have, ettonrise letters will be granted aaid applicant Given under my hand and official signature, this 2d day of December, 1874. G. W. DAVENPORT, decS-lm Ordinary. Notice of Application to Resign. GEORGIA—Lxx Comm. TO ALL WHOM IT MAT CONCERN. OTICE is hereby given that two months from this date I shall apply to the Court of Ordinary of said oonnty to resign my trust aa ”“ecutor upon the Estate of L J. Avers, dec*, acoount of my private business, together t ~-iraberntb, 187* D.O. AYERA. nation of homestead, and I will pass upon the » —— — Saturday, January 2d, Plantations to Rent. O N Tuesday, the 15th day of December. 1874, I will rent to the highest bidder for the Tear 1875, before the Court House door at Lees burg, Lee eountv, Georgia, in accordance with an order of tbe Coart of Equity, two large and noted plantations In said county, known aa the Cbeh&w and Grorn Jordan places. Personr wishing to rent large plantations will do well U attend. The Jordan place contains abont 851 scree open land, unencumbered and about 300 encumbered by dower, but a separate and dis tinct settlement outside the dower, with Gin bone * '**■■*■■ J IS 1 15th of October, 1875. G. M. 8TOKE8L Adm’r.. John Rafy, dec’d. 8AM*L. HEYR. ^ ^ ^J. W. FURLOW, Attention f Wholesale Buyers. BCHANT8 are notified that I have opened an office in the rear of Truman ft Green’s Huff's, Maeon, where 1 am prepared to offer sraciax. xxDuoxmanm to my friends who maj send me their orders. I propose to make my offioe “Head Quarters” for the purchase of Groceries, Provisions, AND AU. STAPLE GOODS; EW OFFERS! NEW IDEAS! See the Grand Gifts OF OUR FIRESIDE FRIEND TO- ITS SUBSCRIBERS. Katlnly new sad onprtrtdi will Interest every ml** It If yon don't send far an fall pmrtlenlnrs wlxleti nr* aen SEE HE GREAT WATCH OFFER Ora Fireside Faimn la now in it* Fifth Vol ume. thoroughly established aa the leading family and atory Weekly in the Union, has the largest circulation, ar J *•“* printing and publish! building in the West. illustrated and family . year. Every subscriber receives a magnificent premium ard a share in the distribution. Sub- “WE WANT AGENTS. We want a representative in every neighbor hood. Nothing equals it for agents, male or female, young or old. Large Cash Wages and a Superb Ontfit, exauatve territory, which i* filling up. Moat apply at once. Subscribe by tion, and receive also rr**, a Complete Outfit, or send for particulars. Name territory desired in writing Address WATERS ft CO., PnbH ahers, Chicago, IH. u Best Kerosene *££% & novl7*3m Grocery and Provision Broker. E. J- ELPRIPQE’8 Prog Store. SMITHVILLE PROPERTY FOR AI£! hall ranging through it. Another of tb* dwelling* ha* lour rooms with a porch in front. The other Las three room* wtith a porch in the —r; well of water and garden or * ‘ Land for Sale. Bare Chance for a Good Bargain Eight Hundred and twenty-flva abont half of which ia in ‘ uty-flv* sen afiratrate ti ia well watered and well improved healtny locality. 1 will sell eaid pla outcry on the 12th day of DecetnW fore the Court House door in the city of Ameri- ing upon AT.en Fort, Esq., at Americas, or upo T. B. WHITE. the undersigned. NOTICE! To Planters and Others I HAVE constituted Mr. T. O. BATTLE, Americas, my anthori.ed Agent for tfa s State of Florida. and at the a _ grazing aa well with, as without it T* " Tho above invention was patented May 1 Garter, Cain ft Glover, on the North aide o Public square. M|My For Sale. Schley Oonnty. ' Schley Sheriffs Sales. * GEORGIA —Schley County. Wherets, S. J. Hixon having Applied for Let ter* of Administrwtion on tb* e*Uto of Msry M. The** tre therefore to dte end Admonish all. and ringnlar the kindred and creditors of mid deceased, to be sad appear at my office within the time preecribed by law, and file their objec tion^^ an^tbeyhavw. otherwiee letters will be Given under my hand official signature, thia 2d day of December, 1874. M. J. WALL, _ do 2-1 m. Ordinary. j aYTILL be sold before the Court House door vV in the Town of Ellavlllc, within the usual hour* of tale, on the first Tneaday in January next, the following property, to-wit: 3Maremnlee:Nell, Queen, and Hager;one four hone wagon; one black mare and buggy. Levied on by virtne and to satisfy on* ttapenoi Court fi. fa. in favor of Thomas MrGarrah, va. B. W. Wilkinson. Property printed ont by A plaintiff. 2 Also, 400 bushels Com. more or less. Levied onto satisfy a Distress Warrant in favor of J. ij W. Wheatley ft Co., v*. J. M. Gay. Property pointed out by B. P. HolHs, plaintiff^Atiy. dcct-tds Sheriff, GEORGIA—Scblkt County. rpHIRTY days after date application will be X made to the Ordinary of said county for leave to sell 45 acre* of land, aa the property of W. It. A. Ingrem, deceased; the mm* ocing 50 acre* of the sooth side of lot No. 76 and 15 acre* * of the north aide of lot No. 53, ail in tb* 3rd District of Schley countj. Sold forth* benefit of the herira and creditors. M.J. INGREM. dec.4-30d. Adm'r’x. gXEORG IA—8ch lkt Couhtt. wJ Thirty day* after date application wiU be made to the Ordinary of said county for leave to sell 51 acree of land; the same being town lot* v Noe. 15 and 11, lying in the town of EUaville, v Schley county. Sold for distribution between the heirs of W. B. McEellar, late of Newberry county, 8. C., deceased. J. LEE MoCROBY, Attorney in fact for Elixa R. McKellar, Ad- n minietratrix of W. B. McKellar, deceased. u dec.4-lm. •lEORGIA—Schixt County. t Of Thirty day ■ after date application will be ^ made to the Orumary of Schley county lor leave to sell cast half of lot of land No. 139, in the 30th district of mid county; No. 66 in the 8th district. 3rd section, Murray county, and No. 82 in the 11th District of Dooly conntj. M. 8. THOM >ON, Ex. on estate of J. W. Rowland. dccS-lm I^IEOBGIA—Schucx Couhtt. wft Thirty days after date, application will be mado to the Ordinary of aaid county, for leave to sell 95 acres of land: the same being parts ot lots Noe. 84 and 77, lying in tbe 3rd District of mid county. Sold for distribution between the minor children of Randall Stewart, deceased. 8. J. HIXON. dec.4-lm Guardian. BANK OF AMERICUS, ‘ Americas. Qa- T\OES a general Banking Business of AJ Discount and Deposit. Buvs and aells Exchange and Coin; Makes Collections on c all parts of the country. ‘ S. H. HAWKINS, President. M. Speer, Cash’r. W. L. Peel, Book-Keeper DIRECTORS: Dr. W. W. Barlow, A. K. Schumpert, I Wm. Hooks, Judge S. Montgomery, Col. W. T. Davenport, Col. G. W. Thomas. Jas. W. Furlow, S. H. Hawkins, II. R. Johnson. oct!3-3m Americus Gallery of Art! tUPR. PUGH respectfully announces that he JJJL has associated himself in business with Mr. G. A. JEFFERS, the Veteran Artist fron Jeffers will be in constant attendance at tt o 1 gallery prepared to execute all kinds ofS» n ' Pictures from tbs smallest leckot to life-* 10 Portraits in the most artistic manner. Hec Ua special attention to the new patent O laces t Ho lographs, which are pronounced by aU the moat beauuinl pictures made on paper. Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited to call and examine them at the gallery over Kendrick A Wheatley’s store. HAIR WORK. E.COOK T8 prepared to pnt np Hair Work in all style* X Curls, Switches, Braids, Pnffs, Ac., as well as Jewelry, Watch Chains, Breast Pina, Ear Rings, Necklaces, Buttons, and so on: also de vices undergla**. Jewelry mounted elaborately in Etruscan gold, pearl or diamond setting*, or as plainly ae desired. Terms reasonablo Per sons will be sure to receive the hair they send. Residence on Morgan street, 4th door below Dr. Byrd’*, deciwlm Dissolution Notice. rpHE firm or 81 RHINE ft GREENE is tbi* day X dissolved by mutual content. The Ut ilities o! the firm being assumed by M. C. Greene, who will continue the business in all the De partments of Buggy aud Wagon Repairing am> MANUFACTURING! All persona indebted to said firm will confer a favor by calling on G. W. Sirrine at Jordan ft Sirrine’s Carriage Repository and settling their bills st once. oct24-tf GEO. A. PRINCE & GO. Organs & Melodeons. The Oldest, Largest, and Host Perfect Manu factory in the United States. 54,000 Now ia nse. No other Musical Instrument ever obtained the . same Popularity. Send for Price Lists. Address, BUFFALO, It. T. novl7-ti REMOVAL. MISS KATE KING XfA8 removed her stock of Millinery Goods to O. P. Tommy’s Book 8tor*,where she respectful ly invite* the ladies of America* BDd vicinity to cell sad examine her beautiful assortment of Fall and Winter Millinery Goods that the has just received. ockC-tfr Lumber. w E aim? l srgffg a ?!asg5 41 25 per hundred feet; Fencing Lumber, all heart, at 81 35. Fosta-fightwood-warnkted to last ten years, 90 ct*. each. 8TBICTLY CASH. W* nave also a limited quantity of Cypress Lumber, suitable for Grape Arbors, dec 1-1 m 8AMX4 HEYSft 8ON8. REMINGTON BREECH LOADING SHOT GUN, Beat and Cheapest in the Market fl^Ooll and examine, it CHOS. M. EDEH * SON, - eept22.tr Agent*. DRYGOODS NOVEMBER 26TH, 1874. BUY FOR CASH Waxelbaum & yles. Have Just Received, 30 pa. Freach 8trge*,l wid. 3So. 35 pa. Black Alpacca, 25 to *1. so pi. Japanese PepUas, 30 to 40, BHIUaitlnes, Eapress Cloths, Australian Crapet, Black and Colored Silks, ona STOCK or tat and Dranlfaat Shawls, Scarfs, Bacqnes, >dia, Miue. Bealerard Skirts, is complete to a fraction. House-Furnishing Goods. In Hmn»-Fumi*lunf Goods will bo found Sheeting and • Pillow Casing, Blankets, $2 pr. Spreads, at *1.50 pa. Linen Napkins, 75c. Best Bleaching «t 12}e. Osnabnrg tad Cheeks, »t The Lowest Market Rites. If you went to SAVE MONEY! CALL ON US before purchasing. WAXELBAUM ft GYLES. CLOTHING, NOVEMBER 2BTH, 1874. Just Received at Waxelbaum & Gyles. 100 Basinet, Suits, *7.00, worth *10.00 60 “ 8.00, •• 12.00 75 •• •• 10.00, 15.00 60 - •• 13.00, •• 17.00 40 •• “ 15.00, •• 20.00 Black Dress CMtS st.SC and upward, Doeskin Paals it *3 “ “ “ Vests »t *1.50 “ Silk Velvet Vests, latest stjle. White Vests for psrty purpose,. Is sad Talus, At *6 and upwards. White Linen Skirls, latest patteana. Drawers, CadersUrts, Socks, Handkerchiefs, Ac. FANCY DEPARTMENT Oar Fssry Department Consists of White, Blk.&Col’d. Eld C10TCS, NeektleS and Bowl, Linen Collars, Paper Cottars, Snspeaders, Ac. Call Earl; at WAXELBADH A 6TLE8. Shoes and Boots. From the Ladies finest Gaiter, To the bett fall itack Brogan. AU Work Warranted. Hits and Caps. • • i • _ , ’ ’ , ', - Tranks and Valises. WAXLLBADH .A GILES. aoTl9-tf

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Weekly Sumter republican. (Americus, Ga.) 18??-1889, January 02, 1874, Image 1