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,1. T. l-im'igiic
v e xt door to Adam’s Stables lias Burial Cn-
vei „t' all sizes and prices for sale.*
Direel Importation,
Crockery, Cutlery, Glassware, Bumps &o.
, , w ]it direot to Atlanta Custom House by
MoHrido A Co. I’rioo lowor than over seen
i Buraia. Merchants will save money by
'man McBride .V Co.
Coffins.
Collins and Caskets for sale by J. T. Ln-
VOigUO.’
first class Carriage Painting at J. T. La-
yciguo’s, *
Go to J. T. Laveigno’s for Blacksmith and
Wlieolw right Work at low prices.*
If you want to make money, get the right
to ,„ake and sell McBride & Co’s, Fruit Dri-
r Stone Water r iltor, two of the best
Vtii'l'S ever discovered. Bee them work and
L convinced. Active, pushiag men can
"to money handling thorn. Writo to
W “ K McLtlUDE & CO.
Atlanta, Ga.
LOCAL IT GAIN.
KnllitloiiM.
llcv. Goo. C. Clarke will preach nt
Tenuille on Sunday next nt 10.30 n. m.
liov. W. B. Kilpatrick, pastor, will proach
ft t Davisboro, on Saturday and Sunday next,
at 11 a. im
EUlei T. M. Harris will preach in the
Christian Ohuroh in this city, on Sunday
ncxlat 7:30 p. in.
There will bo preaching nt tlio Baptist
CUuroh in this place, on Sunday next, nt 11
A m., by tho pastor, llov. A. J. Battle, D. D.
_ > i » »s
Pr Moffetts To.hina (Teething Powders)
cures C/,'ll? in ] II fan turn, Diarrluna, Dysentery,
Cholera Morbus, Colic, Thrush, llives, Erup
tions and Sores upon tho skin; removes ami
i,went* tho formation of ll'ornw in children;
M'iuk irritation and mikes Teeihimj easy and
aud xiot a porlod oi suffering nud dr< ad.
JMliSHEI)
0a the 2nd inst nt tho residence of the
bride's uiolhor, Mrn. Emma Ainsworth, Mr. S.
B. Kobe.son to Miss Olumnilo Ainsworth of
this city. Tho bride is a graduate of Wes
leyan Female College, aud is cno ,San-
de.svillo's most popular young ladiei. Mr.
Kohereon iH a you Jg merchant ol Siudovs-
ville and him ninny iriomls in the city.
)Yc extend to tho couple our hearty coegriu-
nlo.ioes, aud wish that thoir life ‘may bo
one of sunshine with only enough shadow to
temper tho gla'o ot the sun.’ They left on
the afternoon trabi for Atlanta.
In Contagious. D'.seases-
Small Pox, Diplheria, Scarlet, Typlioi 1, Yel
low nud Malarial Fevers, expose in tho sick
loom Darby's Prophylactic Fluid. It will
attack all impurities and odors, destroying
tho gorm poison,
tlur.ili «t£ MU- Vv. 11. Brown.
The entire community was si o kid yester
day morning to lenio ot the do >th o' Win. H.
Brown, the second son ol iho Hon. Wm. G.
Drown whose uauio is familiar toevery house
bald, and who m his friends remember died
suddenly while attending the legislature, ol
which lie was a tuomber, several years since.
Then every heart was full of sympathy for
his boys who wero just old enough to feel
the need uf a father's counsel and example.
New again the family cirolo is brokm and
death w ith one fell stroke claims his viotun,
while mother nad brothers, relatives aud
friends bow boforo the inovii iblo.
Willie ns ho was familiarly known possess
ed a generous heart and genial nature which
won lur him many lriouds.
Young and buoyant with life just begun,
full of business energy and ambitious
aspirations, oro ho has reached manhood's
middle day tho destroyer comes. Hurriedly
is he bidden to fold tho draperies of his
couch about him and embark upon tba chilly
waves of that unknown son. Our sympathies
to his widowed mother. Truly to some lips
tho cup of into holds bitter dvnughts.Mnv she
find consolation of Him, who when on earth
wept at the grave of Lazarus. Appropriate
services wero held at tho resldcnco and from
thence the remains were born to the cemete
ry, and laid to rest. The deceased was born
Oct. 1853 and died Feb. bill, 1882, being a
little more than twenty-eight years of age.
And lima the cemetery keeps up tho record
of years, which ol us will bear tho snrno date
upon our head stone God only snows. *
After Twenty Years.
Mem puis, Tonn., April 13, 1881.
II. H. Wauneii ct Co.; Sirs—Your Safe Kid
ney and Liver Cure, iu m,v case, eured a cor-
finned siolyjess of twenty years. 1 believe it
to be tho remedy ior all female disord is and
cun cheerfully recommend it.
Mr.a IB N. Bolton.
South St WM't Ciostrip.
The ficitio weather witch bus boon so
cliarry of Himtiy days, we arc prepared to
sppreeinlo tho brisk charms of tho past
few.
Our boulevard has been gay of Into with
ptomenadors, n. charming picturo of grace
end beauty, the blight colors so much worn
. go'e a var,eiy ijuito pleasing to the eye.
A patty of juvenile pedestrians frequect
our street in their uiternoon strolls, each lit-
Us man armed with a button hole boquot,
und an umbrella. A littlo maid leans on
bis arm. Young America? Thoy keep near
l ho fence however as the cows still browse
u Pon the hill side. ,
blessings brighten as thoy take their
biglil, and tho young pooplo arc wishing for
a fending club. Couldn’t some literary per-
sou of ii uo cultaro and uiuoh enthusiasm get
"P such an organization,
Gur town grows musical, lias much talent
oi winch however only a favored low got tho
select musicals a o in order.
Weth
i Jr dly fair! g,ve ns a Concert do Grand,
uud Snudersville will attest her appreciation
b) u lull house of attentive listeners, and to
‘ste.i well is something, for afte. - all the an
d-eaco form an important part, as their be
ttor good 0I . o m 0 r wise attests
Cupid lms beon playing hido aud seok
'P'ite boldly of late, lurks suspiciously near,
ai ‘ lso audacious lias ho grown he claims
one da y to himself and it St. Valentine’s day
Ail young school girls should beware of the
"tti oi February. Wo have known missives
received on that day that changed the wholo
^rrent of one’s life, lleware of tho 11th.
1'annx Fjubduahv.
■Irlrf Local*.
Court week.
Boo hherill’s s.iles in tills issue.
Monday was a lovely spring day.
Sec new legal notices in this issue.
Now Platform Scales for salo at this office.
See notice of It. B. Stephen in this issue.
Seo notice of Mr. J. 0. A. Wilohor in this
suo. is
Subscribe to tho Herald it Geobhian for
1882.
Suppose the ladies got up a Valentine Par-
ty, jiour pascer le learns,
Seo advertisement ol Thurber.t Co’s, cof
fee in tliis issue.
Four 12 light.window Bash 12 x 2d lights,
for sale low at this office.
Sec advertisement of DeBarry Merchant's
Lino Steamers in this issue.
Call at this office il you want to buy a J/a-
son it llitinhii'a organ cheap,
Wc learn that there were no sales at all by
the Sheriff on last Tuesday.
1 ho Public School now numbers 103 pu
pils and more expected soon.
Our renders will appreciate Fanny Febru
ary's gess'p. Gome often Fanny.
Kind advertisement of ‘Music Class Want
ed' by Mrs.Hussy at tho Gilmore Hoiiho.
Our thanks uro duo to subscribers for pay
itig up so promptly. More Ibuaks are rendy
to bo dealt out for similar favors.
Th« editor still lingers in tho “Laud of
P lowers.” His positicu is one, that experi
ence tcaehoB us, is not easily filled.
Deputy Shoriff'Mayo Bold a few old poor
horses and mules, at low figures ; but wo bo-
liuvo uono of them were sold under levy.
A commuuicalion from our genial corres
pondent, “Bon Lundy,” was received too
luto for publication, It will appear iu our
next issuo.
Tho ladles who fool interested in getting
up a supper for tho benefit of tho Methodht
Sunday School are requested to meet at Mrs,
Gullaher'e this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Wo regret lo 1-tun tlint Col. K. Wowblo,
father-in law of Rev. T. J. Adams who re
cently moved to Bryan, Texas, is seriously
111. Wo hope soon to hoar of his rocovery.
Soo advertisement of that excellent paper
the Macon Telegraph & Messenger iu this
issue. It lias donned a new editor aud a uew
dross—and is as sprightly aud interesting as
can be. Suoooss lo it,
On Saturday dutirj tlio storm a tree was
blown down on Haynes Street, it foil within
a few feet of a w.i jon that was coming uj
tho s.icet. Foiiiinutcly tho driver snw it in
,i l'o to stop tlie team ami prevent an acoi
de it.
On last Sabbath at tho Christina church tho
ltev. William Mostly ot Florida preached to
an appreciative audience from the text: How
snail a man bo justified with God? Job. 2.
4. [t is Doped that ho may inako his home
among us.
Cupid made a visit to Sarnie ville tho past
wed,, bound two loving hearts together, and
shouldering his arrows went on his errands
of love. Ii Madame Humor tells tlio truth
he would have suvod tho expeuso of another
trip by stopping over awhile.
Ponder on thoso Truths.
Kidney-Wort is nature's remedy for kid
ney and liver diseases, piles mid coustipn
tion.
Sediment or mucous in tho urine is n sure
indication of disease. Take Kidney-Wort.
Torpid liver aud kidneys poison tho blood
Kidney-Wort revives them and clonuses the
system.
Headnohe, bilious nltncks, dizziness, and
loss of appotito tiro cured by Kidney-Wort.
Soo adv.
► ♦ *> ♦
C«»l. IV. J. \oi'llien.
This gopllouinn was in town last Tuesday
exhibiting the grain reaper. Wo
learn that w as received very favorably among
our planting triends and wo would not bo
surprised lo hear that tlio Colonel sold quite
iv number of his excellent reaping machines
before the seisou for catling wheat and oals
arrives. Col. North- n is every way reliable
nod persons having from him may therefore
depend upon what ho Kays.
A Nocturnal Ramble and What Came
of it.
IVrsoiittl.
Mrs. J. Cohen is visiting her daughter Mrs.
S. M. Cohn of Americus.
Mr. S. B. Robison nnd bride havo returned
from their bridal tour to Atlanta.
NOTICE.
Tim public are hereby notified not to biro
or harbor Miles Hraddy or Aden Hunter, both
tool.) nndor penalty of (he law, they being
under written contract with me for 1882, in
consideration of my having paid a Hnu im-
posed upon each of the above mimed men,
Mr. J. ,T. Skinner of Bnntsvtllois visiting at thefFob. term 1880 of the Superior Court
'of Glasscock county, Ga., for hog stealing.
The contract does not expire till the debt is
tlio
Some genius—wo snpcct him to belong to
me jovial order ofhuniunity—has said: "The
day to droan and dream, the night to learn
id ramble." We do not proposo to dispute
is worthy's view ol the matter, but present
herewith tho experience of a Philadelphia
lalist. Mr. William 11. Ounuington, 1712
North Twentieth street, one ot whoso noc-
ii.nl rambles he tints refers to, beginning
s narration rather peculiarly, however: “I
n not a rheumatic, aud have been troubled
•ry littlo with bodily pains. Last Tuesday
orning I experienced a very annoying
illness of tlio neck, which grew worse as
i day wore on. Toward evening it heeamo
y severe and I could scarcely turn my
id in any direction. Arriving homo at
time it was with difficulty that I could
my meal. My wife w. nted lo rub my
k witli St. Jacobs Oil, but I relused, say-
I thought Iho affliction would soon pass
,y 'lea over, against the remonstrances
iiv family, I left homo lo ramble toward
liew Obestnut-Stret Opera House, about
and a half miles from my residence. 1
ed iu the midst ot a heavy snow storm
remained at tlio theatre till tho close ol
performance, although I could loci my
getting worse and becoming very pain-
Leavmg tlio play the trouble came to
h homo. The storm continued; the car
.vhiolil was became blocked in nearly ev-
sqiiare, a cold current of air swept through
cir, nud I did not reach my home .until
■ard 2 a. in., by which time my neck had
me absolutely rigid. Thou I consented
ue use of St. Jacobs Oil, which my wife
died two or three times before I arose. 1
tinued its use that day and by evening 1
i free from paiu, aud tlio next morning 1
amused myself by twisting my nook in any
•notion that suited me, and not a vestige
stiffness remained,”—Boston Herald.
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of
Nov Woids.
The new Edition of Webster’s Unabridged
Dictionary, numbering 1928 quarto pages,
contains nearly 5000 uew words [or now
meanings of old ones. Those words range
over the fields of soieuce, inodicino, inven
tion, discovery, research; etc., departments
which in this ago are constantly yielding
fresh ideas, requiring new words to express
^That they have not been hastily compiled
is evidenced by theaocuracy of and careful
study given to their etymology and deiim-
tions.
The intelligent reader, or any reader who
would be intelligent, will find this featine oi
he dictionary quite indispensable.
his daughter Mrs. W. A. McCarty.
Mrs. M. J. Horn and her daughter, Miss
Mary Horn, are on a visit to relatives in Lau
rens county.
Mr. Ed. McCarty and his sister Miss Hattie
accompanied l>v Miss Alice McCarty return
ed to Augusta Inst week.
Mr. E. O. Bostick nnd family of Wrights-
villo linvo moved to Sandursvillo. They oc
cupy tho) residence lately owned by lluv.
Jno. O Face on Haynes Street.
• *-♦-•♦-« -
Nii|iPt'lor Court.
The adjourned term of tho Superior Court
adjourned yesterday.
We learn that very littlo business was
transacted. Tbo Jury were adjourned over
from day to day, and finally dismissed for
tho term, without having triod a case.
A few cases wero argued boforo his honor
for n new trial.
Ills Honor Judge T. J. Simmons as was
stated in this paper last week presided, and
conducted tho business nlily nnd wo learn to
the satisfaction of all concerned.
The number of visiting lawyers in atten
dance is not so lnrgo ns usual. Besides tho
local bar, Judges H. D. D. Twiggs, and Win.
Gibson of Augusta, and Judge Montgomery
of Savannah, Judges Fonnau and Sanford of
Milledgoville, and Col. J. M. Stubbs of Dub
lin, and Capt. J. C. Harman of Teunille, are
present.
tTii th vrrusTniL
Nome Important Statements of Well-
Known People Wholly Verifletl.
In ordor that tlio public may fully realize
tlio genuineness of tlio statements, as well as
tho power and value of tlio article of which
they speak, wo publish herewith the/ac sim
ile signatures of parties whose sincerity iN bo-
yond question. Tho truth of these testimo
nials is absolute, nor can tho facts they an
nounce bo iguorod.
Atlanta, Oa., Match 3, 1881.
h. II. It arner Co., ltochesler, .V. Y.t
Gentlemen—For twe ty years I have suf
fered more or less from my bladder aud kid
neys. My business tor many years had re
quired me to travel all over the southern
states. Whilst going to Texas, last fall I saw
in a paper an advertisement of Warner's Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure. I bought a bottle,
lux. in less than a week tho improvement in
inV hoaith was palpable. Since then, my
general health has improvod wonderfully,
and I now enjoy a degree o f health aud
strength, iu evory particular, such as I had
not hoped it possible to enjoy again in this
world ot wbicb 1 tun satisfied, under God’s
blessing, lias been due lo your remedy.
JnA.C.jHltZZU
Office oe Ouhinauy, Muscooee Co., I
Columbus, t.a , Oct. 1880. (
II. U. H’anwrifc Co., liochcster. N. Y. :
Gentlemen — For eighteen m ntbs I sul
fered intensely with a disease of tlio kidneys
and a torpid liver, aud alter trying every
remedy that 1 could hear of, besides bo’ug
under tho treatment of some of our nblosl
physicians, I had about given up my ease as
hopelessly incurable, when I was prevailed
upon by my wife to try your Safe Kidney
aud Liver Cure. I confess that I had but
little faith in its merits or efficacy; but to my
great joy and satisfaction, niter I had com
menced on tho second bottle, I continued
tho use of the medicine until I became com
pletely ourod.
Judge Court ot Ordinary.
paid,
feb 9
C. A. WILD HER,
Gibson, Ga,
GREAT GERM DESTROYER,
Darby’s Prophylactic Fluid!
WANTED,
A MUSIC CLASS, BY MRS. J. J. HUS-
sey, nt the Gilmore House. Terms, $4
per month. Advanoed scholars In Expres
sion and Style, *5. 2-2-U.
Fritelinr I lands thenoealonuMlie liiranl Li
^UvitUyUUlllUi Hi I'a'I'-raud through T. II Nmitli's *n.-i
Fitting of SMALL
POX Prevented.
Ulcers purified aud
healed.
Gangrene prevented
CoiltiUriun destroyed, and cured
SMALL POX
ERADICATED.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIE BABY
-Merchant’s Line-
Captain JNO. L. AMAZEEN,
CARRYING THE U. S. MAILS.
Double Daily Through Line
Elegant Side-wheel Steamers.
Frederick de Bary,
Captain W. A. SHAW,
Geo. M. Bird,
Captain GEO. C. MEIICIER,
Rosa,
Anita,
Captain O. II. BROOK,
H. B. Plant,
Captain J. W. FITZGERALD.
One of the above named steamers with'
regular mail leaves Jacksonville from the
de Burry wharf at 1. p. m ,
Fast mail leaves de Barry wharf at 5:30 nnd
Waycruss Urilrond Wharf atG p. iu. for Green
Cove Spring, Tocoi, (SL Augustine), Falat-
ka, Welaka, Georgetown, Astor, Volusia, De-
Laud, Berosford, Blue Lipriugs (Orange Citv)
SiiDtord, Enterprise, and ail intermediate
landings south of Palatka.
•Cournots nt l’alatka with Florida Southern
Railroad lor Gainesville and Ocala.
Connects nt AHtor with the St. Johns and
Lake Euslis Railroad for Fort Mason, Yala-
ha, Leesburg, aud all pointH on tbo Upper
Ocklawabn.
Connects nt Volusia with conchos for Or
mond aud Day tonn.
Connects nt Sanford with South Florida
It. R. lor Longwood, Maitland, Apopka, City,
Altemonte, Orlando, Kissimmee, and with
steamers for Lake Jesup, Salt Lake, Rock
Lodge and Indian River.
Connects at Enterprise with coaches for
Daytona aud New.Suiyrna.
RETURNING,
Regular Mail leave.-, Enterprise at 7 a. tt.
aud SuDlord at 7:3U a in.
Fast mail leaves Enterprise at 12 m. and
Sanford at 1 p. in., making oloso connec
tion at Jacksonville north, east nud west.
^Eft-Through bills of lading given to all
points.
The steamers of this line are all first class
in every respect
For further information, apply at General
Ticket ollioe, corner Bay aud Laura Sts, Love
& Alden, corner Bay and Ocean Sts, or on
board.
W. B. WATSON, Manager.
H. GRANGER, Gen. Freight Agent.
O. B. FENWICK, Gen. Pass. Agt.
12 1 '81—tf.—e’e 2 9 '82.
Sick Rooms purified
nud made pleasant.
Petered and sick per
sons relieved nnd re
freshed by bulbing
Prophylactic Fluid
added to the water.
Soft whito Complex
ions secured by its
use in bathing.
Impure air made harm
less and purified by
sprinkling Darby’s
l'lilid about.
To purify tlio breath,
cleanso tho teeth, it
eau't lio surpassed.
Clltni'rfl relieved and
cured.
Erysipelas cured.
Rlirns relieved in-
stanly,
Sours prevented.
Removes all unpleas
ant odors.
Dysetitory cured.
Wounds healed rapid
ly.
fieurvoy cured in short
time.
fetter dried up.
U is perlcolly h irm
less.
For sore thro*t it is
a sure ours.
D1PTHERIA
PREVENTED
SCARLET FEVER
CURED-
Cholera dissipated.
.Ship fever prevented
by its use.
In cases of death in
tho house, it slinul
always bo used about
the corpse—it will
prevent any unpleas
ant Hindi.
An antidote for Ani
mal or Vegetable Poi
sons, Stings. .Vo,
Dangerous efllnvus ol
sick rooms and hos
pitals removed by its
use. Yellow Fevkii
eradicated.
Iu fact it is tho groat
DInInlVurtant and Purifici
1’IIKPAKED 1IY
J. H. ZEILIN & CO.,
Manufactuiuno Chemists, 8oi.e Piioi-uietoiih.
January 2Gth. 188*2 —tf.
Notice.
T HE public uro hereby notified not to hire
or harbor Tom Brown, col. or Edmond
I’aylor, col. under penaity of tlio law, they
both being under contract with mo for tho
yoar 1882, R. L. STEPHENS
feb 2—tf
For Sale or Rent.
A good dwelling with necessary outbuild
ings aud two and a half acros ot hind, situa-
I led on Church street and extending to Floyd
street. Apply at this office.
Deo. 15 '81. if.
GOOD COFFEE.
Ermybody want* it, but very few *ct ft,
because moBt people do not know bow to
Beloct cotToe, or It Is spoiled In the roasting
or making. To obvlato theso difficulties
baa been our study. Tburber's package
ooffeoe are selected by an oxpert wbo uu*
dorstauds the art of blending various fla
vors. They aro roasted In tbo most perfect
manner (it is Impossible to roast woll in
■mall quantities), then put in pound paok*
ages (in the bean, not ground,) bearing our
signature aa a guarantee of gonutnenosa,
and each packago oontains tho Thurber
recipe for making good Coffee. Wo pack
two kinds, Thurber's '• No. 84,” strong
and pungent; Thurber’s "No. 41,” mild
and rich. Ono or the othor will suit every
tasto. Thoy have the throo groat poluts,
good quality, honest quantity, reasonable
price. Ask your Grocer for Thurber's
roasted Coffee in pound packages, "Mo. 34"
or "No, 41." Do not be put off with any
other kind—your own palate will toll yoa
What Is beet.
Whore persons doslro It, wo also furnish
the "Ideal" Coffeo-pot, the simplest, best
and cheapest coffeo-pot In existence.
Grocors who sell our Coffee keep them.
Ask for descriptive circular.
Respectfully, Ac.,
H. K. A F. B. THURBER A 00.,
Importers, Wholesale Grocers and Coffo*
Roasters, New York.
P. B.—As tho largest dealers In food pro
ducts In tho world, wo consider It our In
terest to manufacture only pure and whole
some goods and pack them In a tidy and
satisfactory manner. All goods boaring
our name are guaranteed to bo of superior
quality, pure and wholesome, and dealora
aro authorized to refund the purchase
price in any case whoro customers have
cause for dissatisfaction. It Is therefore
to tho Interest of both dealers aod oo&-
•uinars to use lumber’s brands.
I.
AT TI1K
i^ront !!:
He has
bought out
the stock of
Dry Goods of Mr.
Greenwood and pro
poses to sell the same
at less than Mr.
Greenwood paid
for it at wholesale ! ! !
'These figures
are IAndteA to
Thirty Days.
I. Hermann,
Proprietor.
Sheriff’s A dvertisinc.
WILL, ns hereto.>r», be published in the
llomltl ft <■ core in il. Every subecrih
cr may rest assured of seeing tbo legal ad
vertusing of the WierifTs Office published in
full in tho Old County Paper,
ORDINARY'S Ob VICE,
GEORGIA—WtiHliington county.
By M. Newman, Ordinary or said County.
Whereas, Carlos D Roberson, Administr-
tor ol the estate ol Eliza A. Rohprsnn, Into ol
said comity, deceased, has applied to me for
ters cl dismission Irntn said estate.
I Ills is tbi rolore to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of
said ( state to appeal before Lie Court of Or-
linsry on the first Monday in May next nnd
allow cause, if any they have, why sail let
ters of dismission slioiild not lie granted to
■ itititioner.
Given under my hand nnd official Rigna-
tnr ', nt my office in Bandersville, on tho 4th
of February, 1N82.
M. NEWMAN,
8 l)-3m. Ordinary W. C,
,
aud near his r science following the o<4
road oed by Waddell, English and th- Whit,
field plnoe to (he pub lio load lendiug Lou
Ridd cvllle to Davisboro.
Given under my Imud officially, this 234
>.ny ol January, 1882.
M. NEWMAN,
Ordinary.
ORDINARY’S OFFICE,
GEORGIA—Washington Count}.
lly M. Nivvuian, Ordinary of said county.
Whereas, M. D. C. M. Knintveilin, Admin
istrator of W. W. Gainer, Into of .aid comity,
duooa«"d. has applied to tlio for letters of
dismission from said estate.
This is lliorutore to cite nud admonish all
and singular the k ndreil nt said estate to up.
pear nt tlio Court of Ordinary on flic flrsl
Monday iu May n. it, and show cause, If any
they have why lottera of dismission should
not be granted to petitioner.
Given tinder my hand nnd official signa
tnro at Sandarsville, Oth day of February
1882.
1H. MiWHAY,
Ordinary W. C.
unry, 1882
j m 20—30d.
OR DINA li Y 'S OFFICE, '
GEORGIA—Washington Countj,
Hy M. Newman. Ordinary of said County.
AA lipioas A. M. Mnyo applies to me for
te.tciH or administration on the PHtnto of Wj n *
me ,M. Mnvo, late of Raid oonntr, deceased.
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April 28th, 1881. .
2-0-3'n.
ORDINARY'S OFFICE,
GEORGIA—Wtishiugton county.
By M. Nownuin, Ordinary of said County.
Whereas, A. M. Mayo, administrator of
Mrs. Winnie M. Mnyo, late ol said county,
deceased lias filed IiIh petition for leavo to
sell (lie veal estate belonging to said de-
ocns( d.
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concerned to show cause, If any they have,
at my office on the first Monday in March
next, why loave to sell should not be granted
to petitioner.
(liven under my hand ntnflloa in Banders-
ville, this ttli February, 1882.
M. NEWMAN,
2 9*30d. Ordinary W. C.
ORDINARY'S OFFICE,
GEORGIA—Wualiington County.
By M. Newman, Ordinary of said County.
Whereas Jackson Johnson applies to me
lor permanent letters of administration on
the estate of Nancy Wadsworth, late of sai.l
county deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all an I singular the kindred and creditors ol
said (li censed ro be and appear nt tbo Court
ol Ordinary to lie held in and tor said oonuty
on Monday tlio Oth day of March l8s2, and
allow Cause if nny they have, why snlil let
ters ol administration should not lie granted
to petitioner.
Liven under my hand officially the 31sl
ofjauu.iry, 1882.
M. NEWMAN,
2-2.30-d.-p’d. Ordinary, W. O.
O A DINA R rsbb'FI Cl.,
GEORGIA—WnsLiiugton county
i-y M. Nowmau, Ordinary of said ( ounty.
Whereas E. 0. M. Wammook, Gunrdinn
and ex officio administrator of Wiley A.
Wain mock ilecoased, of said county, has fil
ed lii.-t petition for leavo to s. II the lands lie
longing to tlio estate ol said deceased.
This is therefore lo cite and adnio.iish nU
concerned to show oauso, it nny they have
nt tlie Court ol Ordinary to he hold on Hi
first .Monday iu Marcli next, why said leave
to sell should not be granted to petitioner.
Given under my hand officially this Jan
uary 27th, 1882.
M. NEWMAN,
foil. 2 1882—It Ordinary W. C.
OR DINARY'S OFFICE,
GEORGIA—Washington County.
Hy M. Newman, Ordinary of Buid County.
Whereas, Mrs. M. E. Josoy, Ailministra-
trix ot .1. .lossy, represents to the Court in
ier petition duly tiled nnd onterodon record
tli it she has fully administered J. A. Juser's
e-date.
ihi« ia therefore tu oito all persons con-
cuvm d, heirs and creditors, to show cause
(if any they have) why said administratrix
Should not bs diuohargod from box ndniinis-
tiatlou and receive letters of dismission on
the lirst Monday in April Lext.
Given under my hand officially tliin No-
3111 >!>*' r.t 1XKI
combe:' 21st, 1881
doo.-22 1881—3m
M. NEWMAN,
Ord’y W. O.
ORDINARY’S OFFICE,
GEORGIA—Washington County.
By M. Newman, Ordinary of said County.
W herons Robert L. Rodgor-i applies to m*
ler letters of dismission from Iho adminis
tration of the cstata of Mrs. Eleanor Hooke,
deceased.
Tin so are therefore to oito and admonish
all interested to he and appear at the Cenrt
of Or limiry on the first Monday in March,
I88J to allow cause, if nny they linvo,
wliy said letters ol dismission should not be
granted.
Given under iny hand officially thin No
vember 8th 1881,
M. NEWMAN,
uov-17- 8i-3tn. Ordinary W. O.
Notice to Debtors A* Creditors.
Notice iH lmroby given to all persons hav
ing demands puniest tlio estate of Henry
lav W, Into of Washington county, deceased,
to pn si nt them to rao, properly made out,
within tlm time prescribed by law, so as to
show thoir character aud amount. And all
persons indulge,) to said estate, are required
to make tiinucdiate payment to me.
B. C. IIA RBI-1,
Administrator with will annexed.
1 26 fit.
Notice to DcJ>tors& Creditors.
ORDINARY'S OFFICE,
G El )RG1 A—Wash i ngtou Cou n ty.
By M. Newman, Ordinary of said county.
Whereas Mrs. Lncrolia C. Avant lias filed
her p -titiou tor letters of Guardianship over
her grandchild James Lindsey, orphan of
Nelson and Mary Lindsey, laic of Aluntgom-
cry county, deceased,
This is, therefore), to cite and admonish all
persons concerned to be and appear at my ol-
tice, or. tire 1st Monday in March, 1882,
and show ennse, (if any they have) why
letters of Guardianship should not ho grun
ted lo tho petitioner.
Given under my hand officially, this 17th
day of January, 1882.
M. NEWMAN
jan 20—30 Ordinary, W.O.
ORDINARY'S OFFICE.
GEORGIA—Washington County,
By M. Newman, Ordinary of said county
Whereas, Samuel L. Brown, of Hancock
county, applies to mo for lotters of Adminis
tration on the estate of Sarah E. Brown,
lale ot Washington county deceased..
These are therefore to cite nud admonish
all, and singular the kindr id and creditors,
of said deceased to be ind appear at the
Court of Orilinnry, to lie held on the first
Monday in Alarc 1882, nnd show cause,
if any they have, why said letters should
not bu granted.
Given uudor my hand officially, this Jan
uary 20th, 1882.
M. NEWMAN,
1 2G 3Cd Ord’y W. C.
ORDINARY'S OFFICE,
GEORGIA—Washiugtou county.
By AI. Newman, Ordinary of Bnid County.
Whereas Snmuel L. Brown, of Hancock
county, has filod his petition in this office
praying for letters of guardianship over Zaol',
Maggie, Winfred, Mattie and Andrew Brown,
minor orphans of Andrew W. nnd Sarah E.
Brown, late of Washington couuty, deceased.
This is therefore to cite nnd admonish nil
and singular the kindred of sai I orphans, to
appear nt tho ourt of Ordinary to be held
on tlio first Monday in March next and Bhow
cause, if any they have, why said letters t-f
Guardianship shonldnot be granted.
Given under my hand officially, this 20th
of January, 1882.
M. NEWMAN,
l-26-30d, Ordinary W. C.
OR DIN A RY'S OFFICE,
GEORGIA—Wasbiugton county.
By M. Newman, Ordinary said County.
All persons are hereby notified that on 8at-
uruav 25th day ot February, 1882, tba follow
ing road will be made public, if no good
cause is shown to the contrary, the.same hav
ing been recommended as of publio utilitv
by the ltond Commissioners conformably to
law.
Commencing ntH. A. Josey’s along the old
road bed by New Belhel oliurch through Mrs.
Media May’s laud, to the Savannah road,
thence along the line between Jason Fags nud
Mrs. Nancy Smith, Levin Taylor anil the
A LL persons indebted to the CRtnte of John
I*'dI, laic of Washington oinn'v, de
ceased, aro hereby notified to make iiiim* li
nt" payment to tlio undersigned nn4
pirsons bold it- i claims nguin it tlio estate
will present them to tbe undersigned in term!
" Hie law. J. W. BELL, Adm'r.
jin ID, 1882 8t
Notico to Debtors & Creditors.
GEORGIA—ashiffgtou county.
Notico is hereby given to ail persons hav
ing demands against Wm. Warthen, lata of
said countv, deceased, to pinfont them la
me properly ni ido out, within tho tinio pro
scribed tiy law, so a- to show th.-ir character
and amo.i'ot. And all persona indebted (*>
said deceased aro hereby required to make
immediate payment to me at Bartow Ga.
J. B. WARTHEN.
H > (it Administrator.
Notice to Debtors A Creditors.
GEORGIA— Wasliiugton County.
Notice is hereby given to all persona hav
ing claims agl'ust Morgan M. Sparks, late of
said ooiintv, deceased, to present them to
mn piopn.ly niado out, within the time pre-
scribed by law, sons to show their character
and amount And alt p- rsooH indebted to
said deceased are hereby requirod to mnke
immediate payment to mo.
Wm. T. HARRISON,
J-5 fit. * Administrator.
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