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Journal. In thocountry,
I our Country frlrntl. limy
ItoMlltMUl-
..ticai know'. In farming operation* llicrei. a gr«at
co of irnnl proportion of tho work to- bo done
Prom a inr*o which onn bo slated und*r no purlieu*
lar head,, but which Is not tho less **•
sontlnl to bucccss. It Is quite pouiblt
for nfarmcr toplow well, caltirato well,
raise largo crops, and still fail. The
little things, the odds and ends of farm
ing,. must all be kept up. “ For tho
want of a nail, the shoo was lo*t j for
the want of a shoe, the hor*o was lost;
ami for the want of n horse, a man was
lost.” TlmB it is in all tho oporation*
Work for February.
FKWUUltY is a busy time <br farm
ers. Old fences to repair, dittillcs ttv
make and old ones to llo cleared out,
new land to bo cut down, so that all
the brush may be dry enough to burn 0 f life, tilings are mutually dependent,
when the time for burning comes and n yory lit
round. Oats should bo sown right
away as soon as the weather will per
mit. You may plough your oats in
when too wot for wheat. Do not scratch
tho surface anil say they will mako a
good crop anyhow. Plough deep aud
harrow or plough In. Land that will
mako twenty bushels half tended, will
make forty well put in. Everything
planted needs cultivation, and seed
sown broadcast must be cultivated at
tba time of sowing,
Cloyik should bo sown the latter
part of tlifs month. If sewn on wheat
land rnn tho heavy harrow over it af
ter sowing. It will bo a good work
ing for your wheat, as well as serving
to put the seed under. And do not
neglect In May to sow on your young
clover a bushel of plaster per acre. If
you cannot procure plaster, lime will
do, but not so well. Don’t mind the'
cost. Better pay a little more for
111 grent disaster,
The selection of seed is but a smalt
part of the labor of raising a crop; but
if bad seed is planted the whole oper
ations of the season will bo a failure,
It would be tbo work of but a ftw min.
utes to lay up n rail that had been
thrown from the fenco, or to put a new
rail where an old ono had been broken;
and for tho want of this work unruly . -
stock nmy enter tbo field and do great “ n '
damage.
Theso little Jobs of work bare the
same relation to tbo wltolo business
of tbo farm as a nail, bolt, or rcrew to
a complicated machine. Every one
knows Hint the machine iuuststop when
a “screw Is loose.”
Tbo relative cost of tbeso odd jobs,
either in labor or.: money, is but a tri
fle, when compared With tbo great sav
ing, in botli timo and money, which
prompt doing of them causes. The
seemingly trifling subjoct Is an impor
tant ono, and be who disregards it,
whatever bo bis vocation, may as well
write failure on bis door post and re
tire' from buslhesB.
except 17 sens ioid Ui. BUM. und
ota«m 0 b^.K«.ftoU h aSt o ra r
iootiqht» — * “ * *
ioUnrlet
nml In*r children; all levied on an tho property
ofl. W Crook to nullify two fl fan from from
W hllflcld superior court, ono4n favor of Jesaeu
WIIHatna anil tho other In favprof UOOrook.
I«!» In poN-H Htloji of y>i ThomnsHon. ft t *1
^Ibo, tho undivided fifth of lot of land num
ber 82.9th dlatn** «*■"*■• -- ---
property- of __
from JUHttce mint ofitifl emthty in rafor of
1 Welbnm vh mill Lain;,-: property In posies-
a Mrs Surah Lane.
D. W; MITCHELL, ShOJ.
. AMO, AT A AIM Till* ANT> rKAtJUt’
..Iso, lots of land nmnbrrn 17ft* mid iMfl, 18th
district and M section, levied on as tho proper
ty of A J Harnett to satisfy. Ml fa from Whit.
——‘‘Joposacsirion ordcfcmlant.
plaster than to loose your cloror seed, The farming . Implements should be
which vou wilt most assuredly do if abreys kept in tho proper condition
for use. I t is neither wise nor safo to
defer having a damaged tool repaired
htil tbo very moment it is to be usad.
'ho ax should not be suffered to be
come dull, and before the plow is put
away in the fall it hbould bo made
ready to hitch tho horses to in the
spring. It is wiso to have a constant
care overall tba implements abdpara-
pharnnlia of husbandry, keeping every-
■" g |n good serviceable condition,
, when not in..use, la Its
place. ■ .
The llnch-pin of the wagon is near
ly worn off. The ownor knows it will
break one of these days, but he waits
till it aolually does break before re-
plaolne it with a new one. The result
may bo, the wheel comes off while on
the road,', and perhaps a spindle bro
ken, costing oon.Iderabletimc and ex
pense to repair what, if it lmd been;
done in time, a few cents might havo
savod. '
whiob you will most assuredly
sown on poor land without tbo plaster.
Tobacco Ss*n should be sown by
the latter part of this month. In pre
paring your ground try experiments
to find the best way of sowing. We
think that after a pile of brush iB burnt
the ashes should be well mixed with
the earth by deep digging, making it
ltvel with the rake, and smoothing
oTcr with a roller, as the seed are nil-
nnto and need a smooth surface to
come up on. When the plante aro as
large over as a quarter dollar, trans
plant, as tho plant is not put hack so
much as when disturbed at a larger
growth. Plants should be sat out in
squares full four foot apart, to givo
room for working and growing.
lie town of Ulngitol. I, Geo., nnd lit
iNaahvfilu Mid Clenvolancl itroata.
front In# on Nashville street 60 rent tind 110 foat
on Cloavoland street* known us the J. J. John,
■ton Store House Lot. now oerttplod by Frank
Alwton ns it. roalduncos levied on ha tho proper,
ty of L. J. Hill.in n by threo fl fits, ono Cheshire
& Groves vs L. J. liilbnro, nnd one L. M. Jack-
sou ya L. J. Hllburti and If. W, Gobb, and one
Board * lldndorson vb L. J, Hllburn, nnd uso,
8, black. sntMirlty—all from Burtow, superior
conrt. Property pointed out by plaint lira' at*
‘"koW-wi. jas. uocr.mtiqsilori'ir;
or tho use
Barnett, nt
Also, Jot of land number
trlot and 3d section; luvlot
of defendant to satisfy u f
ferlor court, Jn furor of J
Lotof landnumborpOflStb dlatrlot nnd third Sol
fl fa from tho superior court of Marlon county,
In favor of Jnokaon M qiUvw ait*- 3 ” “ '
fX EORGtA, Catoosa CoDJtTV.—Wheroas, Wit
\X Ham Henry, ndm'r ortho oatnte of Joshua
Jobe, late of Bald county, deceased, has applied
to mo for loavo to soil certain town lots In thr
town of Ringgold, on lot ofland ltd, in tho Sltl
Hon of said county, for tlm
ipeny of.
.. m the superior court of said county,
Hanks for the uso of J S Falk A Co. V* James _
Kcouer, ranker, uud Wra U Guthrie, Indorser.
,lao. 84 acres, moro or less, bolng part of lota
nna numbers 80 and 87, in lathdistrict and _ „
- * - -•-* *• west mbntbs, an order will l»p passed granting tli
prayer of petitioner. J* si. COMBS, Ord’y.
of land numbers sound 87, in 12tb dlstrio
8d section, commencing utn stake on tho
iineoflot number 87* lid and8 b, about sixty
—*- •nc-'-'-”'" 1 *—
Souppornong Grape.
A great many grapo growers liavd
failed in tho businoss of grope grow
ing, far two reasons, oho is in not hav
ing the variety that snits tho climate,
and tho other is that they have plant
ed their vinos on poor worn land that
would produce riothlhg else, nnd there
fore devoted to the vino. It is a great
mistako to suppose that the original
virgin ingredients of the soil, can be
supplied by artificial manures, or in
deed manures of any kind. And nhon
•we take poor, worn land and manure
it beavily, and think by that means to
make it suitable for grapo vines, we
will find ourselves mletakon, for.al
though the vines may grow luxuriant-
ly, and one or two crops boar pretty
well, we find that then they begin to
rot and the vine becpmOB useless. We
rare not bow poor the soil is so if be
new when tho vine is sot (and bo sure
not to set’too deeply), then follow na
ture, and mdlob the vines with leaves
, by throwing them on the surface mix
ed with lime, so that they may decay
sooner; and by this process, repeated
once or twice a year, tbo ao!l will be
come sufficiently rich to give good
support to tho vine by tho time it is in
full bearing.
Tho Seuppernong grape is a native
of North Carolina, and as that climate
eults it well so will’ this section of
Georgia. But the vino seems to do
well in any of the Southern States,
growing to perfection in Florida. It
needs no pruning, as the vines prune
themselves—-that is the branches that
bear this year die, and tho now vine
pute out new wood overy season, and
all the trouble in keeping them is In
making arbors for them to run on, as
it is essentially necessary for the vines
to be kept up to keep them boaring,—
They should be set at least twenty foet
apart, as they are vigorous growers,
nnd one in n few year*, under favora
ble ciroumstances, will cover half an
acre. They will not grow readily
from the auttiog, but if tho vines-are
turned to the ground and dirt thrown
on them, will take root the same sea
son, and may be transplanted tho next.
The next best mode of propapatlng is
to graft into the wild bullaco vino.—
Let it grow one season and then trans
plant into vinoyard.
The Seuppernong vine is a good bear
er. We have known of six vines that
wohld furnish tho family and neigh
borhood with grapes, and then yield
four barrels of wine. As an eating
grnpt tbey cannot be surpassed in fla
vor, and as a wine grape, aro very
good. It ia said that in some locali
ties they do not contain enough sugar
to make a'good keeping wine, without
the addition of the cane sugar.
They should be set iu February or
March, and when they begin to run
keep the young vino well tied to
stake, and in a few years it will repay
for the caro bestowed upon it.
A gallant was lately sitting beside
his lady-love, and being unable to
think of anything to say, asked her
why she was like a tr.ilor 1 “I don’t
know,” tniil she, with a pouting lip,
The hamastring is. nearly worn out,
but tba plowman still goes to tbo field
with bis loam, and after it has actual
ly broken, jind the horses have run
away and been ruined perhaps for lifo,
the sturdy .plpwman botbinks Him of
the new hamestr.lhg. But tho bams-
strlng would iliave eost no more before
the horses had-run away than after,
and nquch expense and less of time
would have been saved.
Everyone likes good butter; and
the rancid, greasy material sold in tba
market for butter, has provoked many
a severe reflection ou tho iacompeten-
oy of farmers’ wives. .If the dairy
and other facilities for making the but
ter were looked into, the censure might
often fall on tho other side- A few
hour's labor and a few dollars expense
would enable the farmer's wife to make
butter that would.ba relished at the
homo table, and command the higiiost
price In'-the market. . '
T|io barn door is off its iiinges.; tho . r
stock break into‘the barn and groat
destruction of grain and two or throe
foundered-horses afe the result. A
few cents would have repaired the door
hinge, but many dollars will be requir
ed to compensate for the negleot.
A shingle is off tbo barn; the roof
leaks and damages a half a ton of hay.
Fifteen minutes work Would have pre
vented the damago, but tho labor of
half a month will not more than com
pensate for the loss.
The owes- drop their lambs during
cold wenthcr. A little intelligent care
wilt save alt of them; a little, negleot
will lose most of them, making a dif
ference of many dollars in favor of
looking after the odds and endB.
Deep plowing increases the crops;
but the fields are only plowed four inch
es ; the drouth comes, the crop is a
failure, great Iosb results, providence
is blamed, but the farmer himself is at
fault.
Some roador perhaps thinks theso
are small matters to discuss seriously
In a dignified agricultural journal.—
But they aro not small matters. Many
little losses will cancel all the - year’s
earnings. They are so important that
tho farmer who expects to succeed can
not afford to neglect them. The re
marks apply alike to every vocation.
The losses nnd vexations resulting
from disregarding the odds and ends
operate as a serious drawback on the
profits and pleasures of business.—
The cost of preventing a damage is
never so great as that of repairing tho
injury. If tho reader can remomber
many cases where ho has lost timo and
money, for tho want of a little fore
thought in looking after the odds and
ends, he may know that it is to him
individually, that I am talking, ant
that it is he, individually, who may
profit by the advice. Iohabod.
■-MS feet. Ultimo south <82 7uot. thcnco oiut H5
m <°u r
Jontro oflot number nil, 12, a thonoo north
about ilxty roils to a comer, thonoo fluo west
to tluila-Khiutnu ; h-i f.-.l as tin-
prtv of Junius A Ault, to satisfy nnoAfa from a
Justice court of tho S7M district, G M, Jlorsoy,
Autou A Co., oudorsors, vs JomosOrow.mnltor,
and Jamos A Ault, ondorsori lovlod and roturn.
od to mo by a constable.' lirsfcoSI
.Also, lots ofland numburs to,« and i», alt In
tho 9!h district of tbo 3d section of originally
Cherokee, now said county, lovlod on as tho
pronerty of John w.lleolc.to satisfy a a fa from
the last Ice eniirl. of t lie nan ti jf, A 51 Xor-
rls * Co., vs said nook; levy made and returned
to me by a constable. laj-h
Also, olty lots numbors 23, 21, in, nnd ono-balf
of 17, all sftuulort on Belvldio street, smlalsoa
part of lot number 23, on said st/oott all lovlod
on ns tho pmnortyof w It. liornor, by virtue of
a fltA from Whttdeld Bilpurlor court, In favor of
Cram-, Ilroyh-Ston A Co., vs I. IV Crook, maker,
and said llurner, Indorser. *
Also, ten acres oflot number lot, lliroo aoros
lot number M3, ono hundred and fortv.dvs
uorcs of lot number 137, tlilrty.fonr and ono-
tlilril ai-i .-- of lol ||,||,.I«TU<,»I„I -Hly
lo„lM„h..|. SSI; all ..(said lots I., Urn 271b dis
trict and third seotlon of said county! said
which lies south of tho roa<T leaUinu from Va
ccutrlx of J C Anatln, deceaaud| lovlod oi
toa^tlafy two fl fua from superior oourt of b„...
county, agalnat Buld J C Auatlu, one In favor of
jr\ EORGIA, Catoosa Coox-nv-Tn nil wliom
VX.H muy ooncern.—Mrs. Mury %. Bhlolda
Having applied to mo in proper form for por«
munent letters of ndinlniMtmtlon -on the eatato
of Kobort ShleldB, late of said
,aed» This la to cite all and i
dltora and next of kin of said 1
6ft’ and appear ttitny offlqo on \1
7 In April next and abow^eansc, if any they
i, why letters of ndmlnistmiIon should not
granted to tho uppllonni. WltnoBsmy hand
I official algnuti—
ittera of admit)lstmtlon oh tho c»?tato
on Headrick, late of said county* du’ceahed I
This la to clto all and siugular tho creditors
and next of kin of sold dcceutiod, to ho and
appear at my dfllce on the flrat Monday in next
April and show oauBe,.lf any they can, why ad.
ministration should not bo granted to Robert
jl. Church on e&ld eatato. .‘Given under my
nd nnd official Bi^au^re^th^rehrunr^!«(
"ibruary 4-SQd. . [Pral fee
MoKtaaon A Robbins, and the other in favor of
Fanners and Merolmnta National Bank, fee 10
Also, all oflot of land number 115, 13th diet.
-Ti*’ -oflot of land number 1J5, 18th
and 8d Boot I on of anld county, except fo
erea off of the coat aido of aaid lot; levied
***“ —*—of D F H Walker to satisfy a fl lh
trior court of said county, in favor
moro or loss; levied
evisrt on as the property of A N
fy ti fl from the inferior court, In
—...jilt A Crook vs Tim Ford, nrlnol.
pal, and said Sontor, security on stay. edr* *
AIbo, lot of land number 7, 13th district
■action, lovlod upon by virtue of a fl fa, 1
Talley vaTG Morgan nnd James Forsyth
tho property ot aald Monran, from tho JusU-
conrtpT872d distrlot* G M; lovy made nnd re-
turned to roo by T B Jolly, constable. wm
Also, house and lot in‘Tilton, known as tlm
Hr* J N 8ralth House nnd lot, now lnposscsHlon
of Dr Sillier; lovlod on aa the property of. A 1*
Sloan, by virtue of a fl fa from the superior
court or anld county^, Wm t Pritchett vs 8 B and.
Alaof&Sacres, tnorpjor less, of part of lot of
land number 100, in tbo 7th district and 3d m»o.
tlon, to nay tbo purohnso money, lovlod on by
virtue of a fl lh from Whitfield Superior court,
R, W. Nancy Hardcastle, for the use of Jacob
Miller vs Joaeph M. Lane, Ex’r. of J. I. L. Hard,
caatle, dsccased. Property polntod out In said
R. SOUTHERLAND, D. Sh’ff.
MOKTOAO* SAM.
c*.f k i. , Y 1 .°. ruor *roiu mo uourr. oi
Whitlleld county, will bo sold, on
day In Maroh next, beforo tho
door In Dalton, within the legal 1
r tho Gourt.Bonae
wltlvln the legal hour* of aalo,
acres
t (48
240—-
acroa) number 247,105 ocrea oflot number 24'
alao the remainder of lot number 240,55 nor
Terma cash. Sold aa the property of IV..
Kennedy, floccasml. forth o ben oil t of bolra an
creditors. _ JOSEPHINE J. KENNEDY.
Jan, 2l-tda.-Pra. fee #0. Adro’x
A DMINISTRATBIX’S SALE.-Bv virtue
xX an ordor from tho Coutt of Ordinary —
Whitfield, county, will bo sold, on tho flrat Tues
day inMaroh, 18(», at tho Court-House door in
aafd county, between tho legal hours of sale,the
two lOtaoTlund, 151. and 174, In said county, on
whloh J, H. lfolvoraton lived at tho tlmo or hia
death, containing 820 acres, more or less, ono
third cleared land, and two thirds in the orlgi-
nal woods. Tertnacaah.
EORQIA. Whitvibld County.—T. h. Pit-
vT ner having applied to bo appointed guar,
dfan of tho persons and property of John. W.,
Sarah A. and Elian A, Croswell, minors, real-
denta or said county;
Thlt is to cito nil persons concerned to bo and
ppcnr at my offleo on the first Monduv In next
larch and show cause why Bald T. H. ntner
should not ho entrusted with the guardianship
and property of aald minora.
Wltneaa my hand and official signature thla
February SdjHNW. W. II. BROOKER, Ord’y.
SELECT SCHOOL.
Soy® and G-irls
The cxorelaos of the abbvo named School will
who will spare neither time, labor nor expense
to mako it a first class institution.
The School is located In tho town of Ringgold,
which la remarkably healthy and affords good
society.
Youim men arc prspared for any class In ool.
logo. Thosa from a distance can procure gooil
board in ruspeotablo families* at reasonable
terms.
Terma for the Wt session of five months are
aa follows i
Primary Department, 8 00
Intermediate “ woo
Classical oourso 18 00
As to quailncutionfl. ho refers to the faculty
of tho "State University,”
For further particulars address
HENRY WHITMAN, A; B.
Ringgold, Ga., February 1st, 1889.. St.
^TACEY HOUSE,
I t 4i NASHVILLE, TENN.,
ilavlug thoroughly renovuted and refitted
tlio Stacey House, 1 am now prepared to give
. «, -..* ;■ i the public tirat class accommodation, at mod-
‘anlesa it m because I in sitting beside | cnu* pricey Tmyeiiera wm And it to their in-
a goose.” 1,1
ow prepai
•mroodatio
-wfflflndU — -
terestto make HUh their stopping place.
* C. A. POmXY, Propt.
JUU;
A DMINISTRATOR’S SALE.—By virtue Of
IV. an order from the Court or Ordinary of
fulton county, I in 11 sell boforo tho Court-
Houao door in the town of Ringgold, Catoosa
county, Ga., bn tlio first TuosduyTn Maroh,18U9,
within tho logal honrs of solo, lot ofland nnm*
ber 84, in the 28tl» district nod 8«l section of said
county, containing 100 Acres, more or loss, as
* ) property of Alfrod. 8ponRgul, doccasedr-
[d for thoboneflt of tlio heirs and creditors
said deceased. It. J. BPU AY BERRY,
anaary 2Wds, Adn
o. this Vcbrtmrv 1st, 1863.
JOHN M. COMBS, Ordy.
[Prs. fee.
EORGIA, Catoosa Countt.—O. W. Trim-
\jT mler having applied • in proper ,form for
permanent letters of Administration on theca,
ttttoof Thomas A. Bnrford, late of said county,
'eceaaodt This is to clto all and singular the
lndred and creditors of 6aid Thomas A Bur-
: brd to bo and appear at my office; within the
mo allowed by law, and show causo. if any
thoy can, why permanent administration
should not he granted to O. W. Trimmler on
•aid estate. Witness my hand and ofllolal sig
nature, this 5th day of January, uwn.
Jan. 7-30d, J, M. OOMB8, Ordy.
/SeORGIA, Catoosa Countt.—Thomns 11.
\JC Williams, Executor on tho estnto br J. T.
Sowell, deceased, applies to mo for lotters of
ALK-*WJH bo m
i.dbot InLaFayol
bouvu nan oi mmuier ana uuriu im
Iiiilll! in tuvnr of Jcsso ¥’. Srallli, for ti«o of Si
ruli MoOlino. l-rouurty In noMoulon of sul
ext
within tho legal hours of sale, I<ots or.land
i.utnbeW.m, 370, 281. 3»7, m 814. oUifl
thuOth district atid 4th section of said county.
Sold as tlm property of said James Gordon, do-
m 'il, 11»l' I Im I "i I ilfst I'ililltioil.
Tiio.vas M. Goupox, ) Kx’rs .of Jaa.
inn.14,1809 James M.Lik, - J Gordon,de*o4
•Notice is hereby
' “ ' ll
no porson has applied for permanent aduitnis.
’niton on the cstatoof said Morgan, and tbut
i temrs of tho law administration will bo ves
ted lit I ho devkof tho superior court, or some
Mlior fit and proper porson, thirty days after
ie publication pf tnis citation, unless sbi
slid objection is rondo to bis appointment.
Given under my hand and official soul, ti
Given under my hand and pffioii
Jan.il, 19U0.37‘lm MILTON RU88E
G EORGIA, Wu>kcr County—Notice is hereby
given to till persons ccmccrnod that some
year-or- twosince Thomas Jones, Into of. said
county, departed this lifo intestate, and no pnr-
son has applied for administration on the- os- , ^
'otoofsalci Thomus Jones, and tbut in terma of doraer.
he law administration will bo vested in the
lork of the superior court, or some other lit
indproper person,thirty days afterpubHcation
Ttula citation, unites some valid objection is
nude to hia appointment.- ,
Given tinder my band and ofllolal sigrratfirc
. - 0.lm“ MILTON-RUSSELL, Oi^d’y
this Jan.23,1800.1m
W;-\VIH?nraba8nppL__, „
tors Qf Adminiatrntlon cm tho estate SAL Wil
liams late of said county^letrdsThesoarotherb-
fore lobjtoand ntlmonisnall-and singular the
kindred aud creditors of said deceased to tUe
thqir objections, if dtty they Imre, on of boforo
the February term or tho Court, of Ordinary, to
bo held in aald county bn tlio flrftt Monday in
February. 1899, otherwise said lettors wllJ bo
granted the applioaht. Given under my lmnrt
so, tot of laud immbiir W, of tlio iltbdlit.
SU suction : luviml on ns tlio )iroporly of O.
IX to sntlsfy ono Inferior court tl fn Jn favor
aaffiSHnSKSIf 1Z COT ’
Also, ono Grist and Saw Mill, In tbeMtb dlst.
tml 2d suction to satisfy one superior court fl
ra in favor of Madison Rates vsM. T# Trlmraisr*
is tlio property of said Trimmler. ;
Also, lot of hunt uundier 88, in tho 0th district
and 8d section to satisfy one superior court fl
fa In favor or A. J. Iluntstiekor vs C.-1V. Bond,
as tho property of said Bond.
oxeoutt
8. Vluii
the pro
solans the Ju'oportyj
iiltl rtcoonsud. Ki rur^
Codntv—Two months
VUT alter date apjilk-ution will bo mndo to tho
tutu. ,I;tn.7-2in JOHN J. 1)o£u, a4iS"'
sl " u l'. A ' 1> ".„ tl„. SaraliSt-nit
Btrapiforinerly Mury J, Scott, ml-*
illin in utuiiuuuuii*uil.|» lliu
proporty of said Johnson. '
Also, rot numbor 225, in tho 10th district and
M section, to satisfy ono connty court fl fa In
.
ter, ns tho property pf aahl Carnonter.
Also, tho defendant's Interest fit lot ofland
number not known, whoroon Joliu McKinney
corner use of Officer, of Court 1
Alao??own lot# numbers 50, 81,83, 34, 35.38, 37,
; and 48, nlT ip th« town ot Spring Plaoeln said
county of Murray, and lots of land, numbors
“Win tho .0th district of tho Sd
innlly Chorokpo now. Murray
. tm us the property of Juntos Ed*
mondaon, to aatlfy ono fl fa from tho suporinr
court- bf said county, F,. M. Galt vs JnmcH 'Ed
mondson, maker, and-J. D» W. McDonaldi In-
" U. T. BECK, Shoriff.
li lt Hi. tho Ohio lm ; »u' , . tbt.d bv wVl.^ottoS
NEEI,, OiUy.
... - Cfqttuos Coti»<'r.*-t’jtwl81,. Orson
w. U(I ill In lilt 1‘ilto r of IV ni.5V. Hrooii ronroHunls
ttttlio Conrt In bis iietitiondnly lllod nml «“
tnrod on rounrrt tlmthu lins fully ndmlnlstorca
Wm- . Groon’i ostata: Tills Is liioreroroto oltn
nUporsons cnnunrml kimlrud und urudltors to
kl'ViSpy M.n. * liy sold mlmlubi.
tnitor sliould dot bn atsuburaud rrom Ills ml
(nlnlslnitloimncl ruuulvc lntlurs or (llriulssloir
ati.,iTO."m°' ly ln Jl ^
Lot
■atlsfi
Treml
Also,
Court or Ordinary
to soil tbo ron“
Thomas Evatt,
or county for leaver
ilry belonging to tbo estnto of
, Jofo of snid county,^ deceased,
of holrsand creditors.
:K"aw,‘ai. 3 ts
f, one supetlor court <1 fn In favor of Jf T
lie, ts V iV bond, us property of said Bond
i, lot number 271, nod seventy seres on
Idu oflot nnmbor 3U3, all In 2th dlst. nnd
‘ nporfnrcourt ft fail
3d section, tosntisf.v ono superiorooftrt
favor of J r II Jncksop rs JolmPCbuninlon, as
property msaid Cbnmptoli.
Also, lots nnmbeis IM nnd W, Jib dfslrfct nnd
Sd sootton, to sntlsfy n snpprfor conrt tl fn in fs-
Tor nr Dsn lei Iscnboor rs Jnmcs n W MoDonsld
ns tbo property of said McPonnld. .
Also, thirty ncrus on tbo northwest corner of
lot nnpibcr 17, In lutli dfsttfet und 3d sect Ion, to
»ntl"fy n Jtjiflco court If Hi fn favor of Br
mo by constable,
■•so, lotnntnbovM ,» t*ff«lh district nnd Sit
lenlst mndu-ond rctorned by
fiEOltulA, tlonnoii Coostt-J. A. Collins,
VX administrator of Nicholas Mohs represents
to tbo orturt, ill bis petition duly tiled und on.-
IKSiPwfe 1 -
sons ooncunlod, kindred und creditors, toslioir
onuso If any they csh.wby sold udmtnlstrator
slionld not bo disolmrged from snld ndmlnla-
trutton, nnd rocelvo lottors of dismission on
tho first Monday in Jttly noxt. This, January 7,-
lHt-P.-Cm ' D. tV. NBEL, Oill’y. ’
EORGIA, Walk an Couktv.—Whereas, S.
VptVCarson^ Adm’r. of .Robert Carson^doccaflj
therefore to olto all porsons conoorncd to bo
and appear ntroyofllcoon orbeforo tho first
Monday ln June noxt, (1869), nnd show oauso, If
has applied to roo for Icavo to sell the real
estate of said doeooacd, for tlto irarposo oi dis
tribution atid payment of debts, und Jf np ob
jection Is raised at the first regular term after
the expiration of sixty days, an order will bo.
passed grunting tho prayer of tbo petitioner.
MILTON RUSSELL, Ord’y.
Jan. 2l-2m,—Prs. fco $3.
Executor as aforesaid, should not bo dismissed
from his said Executorship. Given under my
hand and official signature, Decoraber 7tb, 1888.
’ J. M. COMBS, Ordinary.
Deo. 10-Om. .[Prs. fee 45.
B FORM, Catoosa County —Whereas, Wil
liam J WhitsUt, administrator of tho .state
of M 0 Dyer, late of said county, deceased, rep
resents to the Court, in hit petition duly filed and
entored on record, that ho has fully administered
on said estate—
This is therefore to clto and admonish nil per-
sons Intorcatcd to show causo, if any they can,
within tho-tlme prescribed by. law, why etters of
dlsmlsson from said estnto 'should not ho'gntnt*
ed to snld applicant, In April next. Given un-
def my hand and official signature, thla Oi-tohet
18:8. J. M. COMBS, Ordinary.
Oct 8-8m
/X EORGLY, Walker Countv.—A. D. Stownrt
IT having applicd^to bo appointed guardian
or tbo person and proporty or ElUabeth J. Mc-
Culluh, a minor tinder fourteen years or age,
resident of said county : This is to cito all per-
sons conoorncd to be und appear at the term of
the Court of Ordinary, to be lieldmoxtaftor tho
expiration of thirty dayB from tlio first nubli-
cation of this notico, and show cause, Ir they
can, why snld A.D. Stewart, should not be In
truslod yitU tho guardianship of tho pornon
and proporty or Elixabotb J. McUnllah. Wit
ness my official signatnro.
Jan”. 7-30d, MILTON RUSSELL, Ordy.
tEORGIA, Walkeu County.—Whereas, Wm.
\T M. Janies oitd John M. Catlett, Exoeutors
ortbo last will and testament of Tho*. Jones,
deoeuHed, lms applied to me for leave to soli
the south half oriot ofland number 289, in the
llth district and 4th sectiop, for tho purpose of
distribution among tho lugittees of suhl testa-
tor, aud if no objection is nilacd at tho first reg
ular term after tlio oxplrutinn or two months,
an order, will bo passod granting tbo prayer of
petitioners. MILTON RUSSELL, Ord’y.
Junuury 21-2m.vFrs. fco $8.
Libel for Diyoroe,
William T. Clark venut Susan A. Clark.
fUTOUSA SUPERIOR COURT, NovemUr
\J Term, 1808.—It appesrliig from tho return of
tho Sheriff that the defendant resides out of said
county, and It farther appcHring from proces* that
•he resides out of said Statu: It is therefore or
dered by the Conrt that tho defendant appear at
thr August Terra, 1889, of .said Court and defend.
Add It Is further ordered that this rule be publish
ed ooco a month for four months In the JVor/A
Georgia Citizen, Whitfield county, Ga.
J. R. PARROTT, i. s. c. c. 0.
A true extract from the minutes of Catoosa
Superior Court, November 14, 1888.
Nor. 26-4m. U. W.TRIMMIER, c.s. 0.
G EOI
it 1
Jan. ai-ids.-Prs. fco »9.
E. 8. DAVIS, Adm’x.
/X ILMER SHERIFF’S 8ALE‘-Will bo sold
\JC boforo tlio Court-Houso door ln Ellijuy,on
tlio first Tuesday in March next, within the
loyal hours of .sale, tho following proporty, to.
Lots of land numbors 66, IM and 117/In tho
llth district and 2d section of Gilmer county:
levied orras tho proporty of John L. Bold to
satisfy ono Superior Oourt fl fa in ftivor of Jas.
B. Clark against John L. Reid, principal, and
Thomas J. Clark, security. a
■ Also, lot of land number 93, In tlio Gila district
and 2d section of; Gilmer county: levied on as
tlio proporty of Augustus Bailey to satisfy two
Justloe conrt fl ins, one in favor of Smith A
Johnson against Isaac Bailey and Augustus
Bailoy, theothor ill favor of A. J. Glenn against
Isaac und Augustus Bailey. Levy made and
returned to me by conatublo.
Jun.2S-tds. I*. II. MILTON, Sheriff.
CPciomroi, SSSS& SSSSsMSOJl
irln tho tbwn of Ellljay in said county, S!5. n *6i 8 l ii2i»#u- 8a **®^- c ~° r ’ gl -i?* ia rea-
/^.EORGIA, Whitfield Connty—Whereas, J. D.
\T Noil, administrator of D. 8. Roach, deceas-
ed, represents to tho Court, in bis petition duly
‘led,that he has fully administered D.S.Roaoli’s
.jtato: This Is thorefore to cito all porsons
conoernod to show cause, if any they can, why
■aid adminietrator should not bo discharged
from bis administration and recoivo letters of
dismission on tho first Monday in July, 18CSV.
Feb.4-6rn.W. H. BROOKER, Ord*'
Notice to Creditors,
F B Morris, et at, Excc’r
James Morris, dcc’d,
versus
JnoP King, et si,
Creditors.
Bill to marshall
Assetts etc.
Whitfield Superior
Court.
Amelia 0. Jackson Ex’x
John M. Jackson dec’vl
versus Bill to marshall
Wm B Parker, et a1, Assetts oto.
Creditors.
TT.AVISO been appointed Auditor In the
JJL above esses by the Court tho creditors of
tbs estate of James Morris and John W Jackson
aro hersby notified to present their claims with
full proof to me immediately, and that on Monday
the 22d day of March, 1869,1 will pass upon tho
■aid claims In Dalton, Ga., it the Court House.
Jan 7-ttn22d. J. P. FREEMAN, Audit
Libel for Divorce.
I B ABELL A IiENDON versus John F Hendon.
Whitfield Superior Court—Ife appearing to the
Court by the return of tho Sheriff that the defen
dant does not reside in this county, and It further
appearing that said defendant docs not reside in
this State: It ts thorefore ordered that said de
fendaut appear and.anovrer st the next Term bf
this Court, else that the case be considered in de
fault, and the plaintiff allowed to proceed. It is
further ordered that this rule be published in the
North Georgia Cltlxen onco a month for four
months. June 9,1868. JAS. MILNER,j.g.o.,0.
J. k J, A, Gunn, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
r^EORGtA,MuuRXTCouNTY.-ElU*bethHop.
\T per has applied for oxomption of person-
olty under Section 2013 of Irwin’s Revised Code
ana I will pass upon the same at 10 o’clock, at my
office, the 18tb day of Febuary, 18C9.
Feb.Mt. A. FARNSWORTH, Ord’y.
J. M. Lawranco having.
“*i»'for permanent
10 estate of John
_. Vickery, Into of said county: This Is to olto
all and singular tho creditors uud next of kin
John F. Vickery to bo and appear at my office
vrltlilu tlio timo allowed by law, und show
cause. If any they can, why letters of adminis
tration should not bo granted the applicant on
said estate. Witness my hand and official Big.
uaturo, this Jan. 16tli, 1&9.
Jan. $l-30d. MILTON RUSSELL, Ord’y?
- - w .....r term after the expiration of sixty
days, application will bo made to tho Court of
Ordinary of Wullcor county, Georgia, for leave
to sell tho landsbelongingto tbo estnto of Jesss
Self, into of Bfid county, deceased, for the bene
fit of heirs and creditors of said deceased.
Dec. 8-2tn. WILLIAM IIA UR IS, Adm’r.
(X EORGIA. Murtaat CoUNTT,-*WhoY?ftR r E--
VX W.Romhort npnitat lo me for letters of
na minis trail 011 outlie eNtatw of g. 31. Wilson,
late of said county, deceased,: Those attr there
fore to clto ahd admonish *|Lpnd sfnafiriwr *
kindred and crodnornofsaiff iKitomctt; fd
their objertloriN, if.any they wrbi-f
tho March Term of the Court ororwfrratv tl __
held in huM county on tlio first Mondhi’ IV
March noxt; otherwise letter# will bo-granted
tlio applicant. Giron tinder my Imfffi add oflt-
cial signature this TDilt Jnn^ lafin.
ANDERSON FARNSWORTH, Onl’y.
Jan. 21-8pd.
A. GidUen? rpplies to me for letters of ml
ministration on the estate of Wm. E. Cleveland,
late of said county, deceased—The.se are there
fore to cito and admonish all and singular the
kindred and creditor* of said deceased to file
thflr objections, if any they hart, on or before
the February Term of tho Court of Ordinary to
be held In said county, rn tho first Monday in
Febtuary next, otherwise said letters will be
granted, tho applicant. Given under my hand
and official signature this 23d December, 1868.
ANDERSON FARNSWORTH, Ord’y..
Decembir 24—30d.
( Ifi Gordon Comity—Two mouths ai--
ter date application will be ..rondo to the
Court of. Ordfhnry of Gordon county, for leave to
■ell the lands belonging to the heirs of "John”
Boot*, dcecased, vlt: T. 8, D. C., B. C. and M. D.*
Scott, for the Lcnefit of said'wards nnd credits™. •
Dfc 24-2ni. T. A. FOSTER, Guar.
/T EORGIA, Gofinon Cuusty—Whereas A. M.
VJ Kny # administrator of W M L Bowles j rep.
resent# to the Court in his petition that lie lias
fully administered said estate—
This Is to cltb all and singular the creditors end
next qf kin of said A. M. Kay, to be and sp«
pear #$ my offico^within tho time allowed hy law,
and show cnhsc, if any they can, why aaid ud-
mitoittator should not bu discharged from hia ad-
ministfhtbNi on the first Monday in July, 1869.
pee. J). W, NEEL, Only.
EORGIA, Gordon County—Wbereae, A
,VJ jUttkfiold, administratm of If. A. Su.iton
represents to tlio Coart in fif^ peUfion duly filed
and ewtefi’d ba record, that he litis.fully nd'ininis-’
tcicd stritl estaifo, Tiw thereforu Vp cite nil*
persons conrwaed, kJmtod wndVrcdltow, iifshow
cTiuro, If nay tbey eon, why mid administrator
be Ulselinrged from his kdniinMr-:thui f
and revolve felienf of dlsmlwlon on the first Mon
day in ytbrwtf, 186 ft . This July 22,18118.
firo D. W. NEEL, Ordy.
nh’OUGJA, (Jordon County.—FeMen Kuy,-
VJ Admlfihitrntpr of Emory Kny, ropresenb* tu •
tffdCourt, ifilifcl pwrPSMav duly fih’d and entered^
on record, that he Iiiis fbBy odadwbtorcd Kincry
Kny’s estate:
-This is tfcertffore*to cito fSt porrmo hw*****,
kindred atsd creditors, to show emwe, if any they
can, why roW Administrator should nut In? dis
charged from l»w wdVfctil&tnitlon, sml reema let-
tom of dismission ihe first Monday in Feb., 1888,
July 30-6m. D, W. NEEL, Ordinary.'-
Dr. E. O. Stafford
O ERPECTFULI^T fenders his Professional ser
IX vices to the citizens.of Murray and sdjscen
counties. All Dirtanei pmtlinr to Erma let, sn
Chronic Eittaxez of every description trentsd
Offia at the residence of Mrs. Humphreys’, nes
Hawkins* store,.Rook Creek, Murrey county.
T°>
Bltilo
Nohomlah Cobb, a resident of tlio Stnto of
svlubama. Green oounty, tlio heirs of Juno
lalook, residents of the State of Arkunsas,
county of Franklin, and the heirs of said Cobb,
residence unknown.
llonry Thompson having applied for probnto
at the February term, ISUQ, or the court of Or
dinary of Walker county, Georgia, of tho will
of T. w. Cobb, hitonfsuid county, and ln sUid
application stuted that you are heirs ut law of
said Cobh, and that your residence Is as abovo
stated: you aro huruby cited to bo at tho Ordin
ary’s Ofiloo for said- county, at said February
Term, 1869, and said will will then bo offered for
probute, and unless some good cause is shown
to tho contrary, tho same will bo hotter admit
ted to record. This Deo. 7, 1868.
Deol7.td-Pr foe$5 MILTON RUSSELL, Ordy.
in the legal hours of sale, lot of land number
84, in the 6tli district nnd 2d section of Gllmor’
oounty, belonging to tho estnto of J. D. Chas
tain, into of said county, docoasod. Sold for
tho benofit of heirs aud creditors. Terms madu
known on day of salo. JOHNSTONE,
January 21-tds.-Prs. foe #3. Adm’r.
w. after dato application will bo mado to tho
Court of,Ordinary of said county, for loavo to
■oil tho real estate of Peter Burgess, lato of
■aid oounty, deceased.
THOS. FRISBEE, Adm’r.
January 2Mm.—Prs. l#e $3.
son the disHntlsracuon of some or the logal
under the will, and naming Jc.ruaha Griffin
suitable porson for Ills successor, said Jeruslia
being the widow of Jesse Griffin and the prin
cipal legatee; and this is to cite the said Jo-
ruslm Griffin nnd tho next of kin of tho testate to
appear and show cause at the rogalnr term of
the Court on tho first Monday in February next,
why the order should not be granted and res
ignation allowed. Witness my band and offl.
lal signature. [Prs. feo*3.
Jan. 7-80d. MILTON RU88KLL, Ordy.
&
... oounty w»
Gllmor; and it further appearing that he woes
not rcsido in tho said State of Georgia:
It is, on motion of Thomas F. Greer, counsel
for Libelant, ordered that said defendant be
served by publication of this notleo, onco a
month for four months, provious to the noxt
Term of this Court, in tho North Georgia Clti-
son. a public Gazette of said State, published
in Dalton, Go.—October Term. 1868.
4 , N. B. KNIGHT, j. i.
A true extract from tho Minutes of Gilmer
uperlor Court. 8. F. WILLIAMS,
January 21-m4m.-Prs. foe $9.
G EORGIA) Walker County—Whereas, Joseph
Hall, administrator on the ostato of George
Hull; deceased, represents to tho Couit in his ap
plication that ho has fully administered George
Hall’i estate.
Thla Is therefore to cite all persons concerned,
kindred and creditors, to show cause, if an they
can, why said administrator should not be dis
charged from his adniintatmtion, and receive let
ters of dismiMion on tho first Monday in Feb-
ursry next. This July 81, 808-6m.
T. W. COBB, Ordinary.
PLANTERS’ EMPORIUM!
AXD
Headquarters for Everything!!
Tinas tf iiEJi'jrEn
TTAVE on hand and are constantly rccolving
JL-l the largest and finest assortment of
C II0IE DM GOODS,
Embracing all the new styles of Ladles’ Dress
Goods, Cloth?, Casiincrcs, Vest)tips, etc.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
GOOD,- STRONG FASHIONABLE.
Ladles’* Hats, Dtcsa Trimmings, Yankee Notions.
Now Styles
Hats, Csds, Boots and Shoes,
in every Variety of Prioe and Excellence,
Also, a very large assortment of Crockery,
Cuttlery, Hardware, and everything required
to make a full lino of
FAMILY GROCERIES!
FARMING IMPLEMENTS !
Of the latest and most approved Patents Also,
all kinds of Field and Garden Seeds, at
Jfo. land 2 Tlbb’s Mouse,Dalton
, Georgia, Gordon County.— tfrish
Love, GrmrdUu U Ihe Minor children of
Johnson JJoss, deceased, listing applied to the
Court of Ordinary of said cw*ty for a discharge
from hia Guardianship of ttiitf Minor children:'
These aro therefore to cite and admonish all and *
singular the kindred sml creditors of said deem*
ed’s Minor children to be nnd appear M my officer
within the time prescribed by law, to aftww vattaiv
If liny they hsv?. why sold letters sfnrtfijl not bo*^
granted-the applicant.
Nov 26-Bjni D. W. NEEL, O&f
To tUe XiadleaI
Madame A. Braumuller,-
W ISHES to inform her Lady friends and the
Public generally, that she ba* returned
from Now York with
A Full Stook of Fancy Varieties
Such «s Dress Trimmings, Knit aud Woven
Worsted Goods, latest style*; French Jowelry,
Embroideries In Colors, such as Slippers, Chair
Cover*, etc. Also, a full assortment of Worsted
and Silk Embroidery Materials, Crochet Needles,
flair TPorfc of every Deecription
M«d« to order »nd kept on liend, each «« Wlge,
Bands, Switches, Curls, Frlzettes. Alio, Rib
bon*, Flowers, nnd every % variety of Ladles’ Fan
cy Notion*.
fSTHaving bought principally for Cash, ena
bles her to compete with any Houso in tho city,
October 29-12m.
Rhodes, administrator on the estate of W,
O. Payne, deceased, represents to the Court in
his application that ho has fully administered W.
0, Paynes’estate:
This is therefore to clto all person* concerned,
kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any thoy
can, why said administrator should not be dis
charged from his admluistrntion, and receive let
ters of dismission on the first Monday in Feb
ruary next. This July 81, 1868-6m.
T. W. COBB, Ordinary.
G eorgia, Gordon county.—o»w» 1
Roera, Administrator, :of W. D. Walker, •
deceased, represents to ihe Court of Ordinary in '
his petition dulv filed nnd'entered on record that*
he Inis fully administered said estate:
This Is therefore to cite all perron* concerned,
kindred and creditors,Jto show cause, if any they
can, why said administrator should not be dis
charged from.his administration and receive let
ters of disroisrion on the first Mondnv in Mar,
IM* D, W, NEEL, Ordinary-’
November 5-6ra.
C/tas. Sundquist,
TITANUKAOTURER nnd Wholisale arid RotuS
111. Dealer in every description of
FURNITURE,
AUo, Dealer In
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wall rnpor,
Window Shades, Gilt Moldings mid Finincs,
CURTAILS AiVR TRIMMINGS,
Spring Miittrrsics and Bedding,ofall Deecription...
A large assortment of ltnrlal Cases on hand,
which trill'bo sent to any point on tho sb orient
notice. Gull nnd exanilno for youraelves, before
pnrehnsing elsewhere. jul'i-l 2m
Marl-tl Si rut, brt, 8rf andith, Chattanooga, Tcna
DALTON
Variety Store and Oity Saloon
No. 4
Jl. P. O’Jt'EIL
Tibbs* House,
No. 4
H AS on hand and la constantly receiving
everything in the line of
Confectioner e* arid Fancy Crocerlo
of American and v foreign production. Canned
Fruits, Pioklcs, Wines, Jellies, and in fact, any
thing you may wish in this line, can be found at
No. 4, Nibb’s House.
Final Cigar4 and Tobaeeg the market affordtf
Patton St Payne,
Booksellers and Stationers,
CI1ATTANOOGA, TENN.,
K EEP constantly on hand a complete itoch of
School Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, etc.,
which they olTor at wholesale or retail, at Eastern
price... july2-ly»
Orders by mall receive prompt attention.
J. N. B. Cobb,
Look - Heret
I will positively do no credit business hereafter
aud gontlomcn must not ask for it, as I shall cer
tainly refuse them.
For the liberal patronage received, I would
return thanks to my many friends in this and
adjoining counties, and solicit a continuance of
GREAT ATTRACTION t ’' e, " n16 ' f6blS:1J *■*-&*"*•
AT
Bach If Colburg’s,
281 and 283 Market Street, Chattanooga, Tenn.,
Who are now selling Good*, eueh as Fancy and
Staple Dry Goods, Boots, Shoe*, Clothing, etc.,
at suoh prices a* were nover known before, and
which defy competition. Call and examine pride*.
Having bought our good* in tho first New York
House*, wo are ablo to supply merchants and
farmer* at wholesale and retail price*, uuususlly
low for this raarkot.
Messrs. C..0. Alexander, of Louden, and J. H.
DM.; B. B. DUO ir*\
Insurance and Land Agent.
KINO STREET, DALTON, GKOnOIA. 1
A GENT for iKTNA Life and Fire Insurance,
Company. Also, Jefferson and James
Rlvor Fire Insurance Companies, of Virginia,
Enterprise, at Cincinnati, and Putnam, at Hart
ford, hire insurance Companies. And
„ General-Land A«ent
For anybody who entrusts tboir business to hi*
enro. liefer, to Col, 0. B. Welborn, Atlanta
Col. IV. H. Tlbb«, Lowry k Eason, Uon. D. a!
Ho, anil it.ks to .lmro a portion of their patronage,
lie feels conOdcnt, from pnat experience, that
thepublio can bo aa well served in bis lino in
Dalton a. olsewhero.
», KTHo will be In constant receipt of tho lat
est fashion., to enable him to compete with th
heat workmen In hi* business.
Grover & Baker Sewing Machines.
In addition, I havo become the agent of the
world-renowned Grover & Baker Sewing Ma
chine*, tho best in uso. Person* wishing to pur-,
chose a first das* Machine can do *o by calling
at my Shop on King Street, Dalton, .Ga., where
the Machine is in successful operation.
You can buy your Machine at cheap from J,
N., B. Cobb as at the Manufactory. Call and e*
amine the Machine for yourself.
Washing Compound.
I also have for sale family rights for Jackson’*
Universal Washing Compound, which save* sosp
and labor, and will waoh in any kind of lime wa-
torenunl to freestone water.
(grFamily Righ; only Ono Dollar. Purchase
one if you want white clothes.
Feb. 28—ly. J. N. B. COBB.
Canant, of Ringgold, are with this house, norlj | Walker, and Col.'j. A. It Houks, Dalton’.
/CHEAPEST and BEST PArER-the GiTlJf"
\J Get n* three now imbicrlber, *2 oscb, **♦ -*
we will send a copy grail*, -iislp p*.