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NEWS & FABMER
The Advertising Medium of
Jefferson County.
Louisville. Ga. Feb. 20th. 1902.
LEI TER OF HON. W. H.
FLEMIN3.
To tLe People of the Tenth Dis
trict:
Some weeks ago my opponent
Hon. T. W. Hardwick, published n
“rejoinder” to my card of ./anuary
16th, in wh’ch 1 announce my can
didacy for C ongress and t ok issue
with him upon the salient features
ol his platform—viz: rotation of
Congressmen and the repeal of the
Fouueenlh and Fifteenth amend
ment* to the Constitution ot the
United State*.
Mr. Hardwick’s rejoinder, so far
from revealing a proper appreciation
ot the errors into which he had lal
len, reiterates his previous state
ments, and assures the public that
he “ardently believes” in what he
advocates. Sincerity of purpose is
an admirable quality in a candiuate,
but it can never make amends for
blunders ol judgement where public
interests are involved. The more
aroemly a public man believes in a
demonstrable error, the jiore ear
nestiy ought the people to strive to
limit his opportunities lor putting
that error into harmful practice.
1. Id suppoit ot his contention
that frequent rotation of Congress
men is neccessary to properly safe
guard the best interest ol the pi-opic
Mr. Haidwick says in hisrtj undei :
‘■'lhe very words in which f ixprest
ed the gistot that idea are takei.
liom the National Democratic phi
lortu ol 1884.”
Here again lie tails inlo error,
and ibis tuue il is an iutxem-uUe
one of plain lacU The wuium put in
quotation marks by Uim, and l
winch be n >w reiers, are nut to h<
found in any authorized version oi
that ptatiorm. The most .ignficum
phrase in the quotation seems to
ha-e been supplied by Air. Hard
wick, or imposed upon him by some
one eise.
Air. Hardwiek’s quotation is as
follows: “It is indispensable lor
the practicable application and en
loicenuir ol the great fundamental
principles ot popular goverumcm
that tuere should ue a Irequeut roiu
tion in office.”
What the platform ot 1884 sats
on that particular subject u as loi
lows: ‘lt is indispt nsaole lor the
practicable ap| tication *ud en.oin
men. ol these lunoamentul pi me
pies that the Cioveiument shuu •,
not always be controlled by in
political party”—a widely uitleum
statement
the decimation in the platloim is
directed against perpetual control .
tbfc government oy one pa t>, > u tin
ground, as the conuxt wea. y
snows ol the Hanger ol toe grow to
ll abuses l7a utilU InnliatloU i'll,
l.a.uw ich or m me one • ise toun me
liberty ui stlihing out tie pain
words oi the piatiurm, “the omeit
ment should not aiways Le contioil
by one political party.” and insert
ing in their stead these other worus:
‘ there should be a Irequeut rotation
in office.” Mr Haruwick then ap
plied this newly manutactured doc
trine to the pending con >est between
us, although wo aie candidates lor
nomination within the tanks ol the
same political party
Ibis misapplication of the princi
pie is bad enough in itbelt, but the
misquotation oi the words it worst.
It is certainly not wai ranted by any
cone ol ethics with which 1 am ac
quainted. I retrain lrom luther com
ment on this point in view of the
possibility that some designing per
son may nave palmed <5 on Air
Haidwick a bogus copy ot that plat
form.
One more thought on this rota
tion question, it the interests oi
the people ol Georgia were not en
dangeieu by the twenty years’ ser
vice of Blount, the sixteen years ol
Turner, the tourteen years each ol
Crisp and Hester, the twelve years
of Livingston, and the ten yeais
each oi Maodox and Tale, il is mi
very clear to the average man how
my reelection now, at the close ot a
third term, will imperil those inter
ests. Mr. Hardwifk’stheory ol rota
tion can not be defended on the plea
of public interests. Private desiie
is at the bottom ot it.
2. In support of his praposterous
scheme ot attempting to repeal in
toto the fourtetnth tHKndmenl-
Mr. Hardwick, in his rejoinder,
brings neither authority nor arpu,
mint, but only bald reasseriion.
Fortunately, however, he specifies
somewhat and thereby more citarly
exposes his error. He now says
that the Thirteenth amendment,
which abolished slavery, placed the
negtoes ‘‘as lar as life, liberty, and
property are concerned under the
tquai protection of the laws ”
'As a mailtr ot lad, iht
ami Litmthi bail no sucli scope, atm
good lawyers, with the txctpuon oi
Jkir, ham wick, very generally ad
niit it. Mo siriet consiruetiouisi ol
the Southern sciiool ever conceded
sucli tcope ’lhe fcupreme Loutl
has never gone iulhir than lo say
lliat the abolition ol slavery by the
Thirteenth amendments clothed
Congress, by a ant ot ret lex action,
with the implied power to abolish
the “badges and incidents” oi slav
*l’
the question then recurs, wnat
fcre the •-bargee and incidents" of'
il,yerj ? t trtainly every denial oi
tb equal protec ion ot the laws is i
fat a ' badge or incident” ot slavery,
or upampie, in many State* during
1 slavery times free negroes were pro
hibited from owning real property.
Hence, such prohibi ion coul 1 not
be the badge of slavery, oecause it
n tiriously attache I to pe sons who
were not slaves. Other examples
c >uld easily be given.
Moreover, it is a matter of history
recited by the Supreme Court that
some of the Southern Mat *6, acting
no doubt upon the advice of emiueot
Southern lawyers , did actually pass
lavs after the acceptance ot the
Tuirteenlh amendment. * which ini
posed upon the colored race onerous
disabilities and burdens, and cur
tailed rights in the pursuit ot
life, liberty and property.” fhc le
gal right to do this was openly
avowed in the ot the f’hirteentii'
amendment. It was then that the
Fourteenth Amendment was adopt
ed for the very purpose in part ol
doing what Mr. Hardwick erron
eously supposes had already beet
done by the Thirteenth amendment
But negroes are not the only ben
eficiaries by the Fourteenth Amend
ruent It applies alike to ail pei
sons of wh .lever race. Time and
gain while men have invoked its
piotection in delense ol their rights
anil to-day vast propeity interests
are safely guarded by its provisions
Why should any man, white or
black, desire in this dawn of tin
new century to blot out of existence
this specific guaranty ol Federal cit
izenship, which in the words ol a
distinguished South ern Democrat
and jurst, “was first created by
section 1 of the Fourteenth amend
ment” ? W hatever torm ol Feder-i
citizenship, prior to tha t time, ex
isteu by imj lit a ion o law, and
was seconnary to Matt cilizeush |
fry the fi.st sec'ion ol tic
amendment, F'ederal citizenshi.
is m ole prim cry, and i-i prot cic
by the full power ot the Jovernm nl
not only on every sea and in evin
foreign laud, but on every foot o
soil in our own land
Ihe intense opposition of Deni
rats in tiie years immediately 1
lowing the war to tin ud .t o
the Four i-en h a o i o o
based largely on the o oxiuus po,
ions <<f section 2 n.v r >* c ciilorr
and .-eoi.uin 3(n >o- ie
ou the tear that ui Bup<tiut ( t
midht so con t ue e ion i
practically enforce b (lie F <
hourts, social cqualiLy belwii n
races But when the Supreme c• . i
in 1883 lendered its lamou- deci
in the Civ i R gilts cases and decla. and
void sections 1 an l 2 of the < i\ 1
Bights Art of 1875, as they app; ed
to the seve at Mates th it fear w
removed, and section, 1 o the F'o -
leenth amendment, as n
consented, is a broad, wise ui •
irrepealahle guaranty of rights i
every per-on, white as well is bla s
'n tile United Mates
The dispuitd right of seerssi •
having iien t itled adversely by '!■
arid l ament o! n r, ant. si.-\e
baring lieifi ; bolishcd b\ eons it
l'o„al ina linetii. tue p ov i..ns of
bi first >ei to n ol 'ln Fourteen;
■ in.tu linen ocliniiig I' dira ,■
Zee-hip iilici a-Hillirtg a.i prs
In- qiei pi iitc i 10 e w
suie<i as r n <i a i j 1 1 t. > i■ i ie.
V'lY a d O ' ijevi-i I." u ii-i i
Ims sun- Si. liei L m i an 1
juii i in.- q •' In. i, ii
t* u.'u i. pi, ii iin in ii
X 1-w ll: ( I I II 1..- I
' ales m \ ii. .r n, r
p.et oj until suer the adoption .
the fourteenth amendment ”
Another able jurist of the high
est station solemnly iec aied th
this ami nil men rises “to the digmt
ol a sew Magna Charta.”
And yet this is the amen Imen .
which Mr. Hardwick so fl ppantiy -
I had almo-t said ignorantl. —pron -
iscs to undertake to repeal. The
more he wri es about it, the more ev
ident it becomes that he has no ad
equate comprehension of the sub
jeet. In the forum of national legis
lation his pr position would bt
laughed to si o n In the field of na
tional popular politics, his voice
would be lik • the wail of an infani
in the path ol a storm
Mr. Hardwick is mevocably c m
milted lo bis lolly. He caunot re
treat lrom it if he would, and il
seems that he would not il he could
But il he should be elei led he would
have one advanta cover his eonstit
uents. His seat in Congress woul
be some compensation to him for
the ridicule las platform would in
evitably bring upon u im. But where
would the people of this la
rnous old district find solace lor tha
lamentable distinction of having en
dorsid such unmitigrted nonsense ?
The new Congressman might, en
joy i he notoriety ol being a •■lepeal
er.” and a “rotater,” but the sober
men of the district could not take
much pride in that notoriety.
J know of two men who have
promised to try to repeal the Fifteenth a .
menutuent, ami each one privately
aumits the utter lutility of the effort,
but Air. Han wick is the only per
son ol m) aequmtance rash enough
to include the Fourteenth amend
ment along with the Fit teen tin
his promise ot repeal,
Let no one be deceived into be
hiving that there is any issue ol
race elipr. ntiiej involved in tins contest
between Mr. Hardwick and mysell 1
am now and always have been, and al
ways will be, in fav if of white suprema
cy • i will do my part, as best 1
can , to maintain it within tin- b nr ds of
' justice and reason and common sense.
Hut i cannot join a Lou Quixote in a
luiicvousassault upon the impregnable
battlements ol the great first stCdon oi
tlic fourteenth auieudn cut.
if so irrational a proposition as that
advocated bj Mr, Hardwick could obtai general
suppotl union*. out'ieople, that (act, ol
itself would impair the present security
of white sii| n maev by depriving us of
lie sympathetic eo-opeiat oil and the
belplul confidence of sensible men in
otner sections oi ourcoimu.iu country .
Very rec pec if ally
VVAI H, FLFMING.
Washington, D. C., Feb. 12, 11)02.
" ■ . _ i
DeWitt- v Risers,
lb. uamui u u- o.il*. 1
State of Georgia, Jefferson County.
To the Superior Court of =aid
County:
The petition of W. a. Stone. W. S. Murphy, J
B. Murphy, M- K. Bowling and B. P. Ramsey, all
of said County, respectfully shows:
Ist That they desire for themselves, their asso
ciates, successors and assigns, to become incorpo
rated under the name and style of Stone-Murphy
Cos.
2nd. The term for which petitioners ask to be
incorporated is twenty years, with the privilege of
renewal at the end of that time.
3rd. The capital stock of the corporation is to be
thirty thousand dollars, divided into shares of one
hundred dollars each. Petitioners however ask
the privilege of increasing said capital stock from
time to time to an amount not exceeding in the
aggregate one hundred thousand dollars.
4th Twenty thousand dollars of said capital
stock lias already been actually paid in.
sth, Ihe object of the proposed corporation is
pecuniary prolit aud gain to its stockholders.
6th, Petitioners propose to carry on a retail dry
goods and urocery business, and to deal in dr>
goods groceries, hard w are, and other such Arti
ties and goods as are usually kept in a dry goods
mid grocery business; to deal in coffins, buggies,
carriages, wagons, harness and other articles ot
like character: to deal in plows, hoes, mowers
reapers, binders, rakes and other farming imple
ments and tools; to manufacture, buy, and sell
all kinds of fertilizers Also to buy and sell cot
ton, and to erect and operate a cotton warehouse
for the purpose of weighing aud storing cotton
for the public.
7th Petitioners ask the power to buy and sell foi
cash or on credit, nil such articles or things as art
usually embraced in the retail dry goods am;
grocery business, aud all such articles aud things
as may be profitably handled aud sold in connec
tion therewith.
Bth. Petitioners ask the privilege to buy, own
and sell horses, mules and cattle, and such othi
personal property as may be necessary or con
venient to carry on said proposed business. T.
buy, lease or rent lands, and cultivate the same;
to buy, lease, rent, and sell real estate, and ereei
sucli buildings thereon as may be necessary or
convenient to carry on said business.
9th. Petitioners ask that the personal liability ol
the be limited to the amount of un
paid for subscriptions for stock.
10th. They pray for power to elect a board of
directors, and to elect or provide for the election
or appointment of a president and such othe.
officers, agents and servants as may be deeuu
requisite or advantageous to the proper managi.
ment of its business aud uflairs. Also to adoi
aud pass such rules, regulations and by laws
they may see lit for the best management of ii
•lusiuess and a Hairs
llth. The principal office and place of busim
if tiie proposed corporation will he in the t ity .
.ouisville, said State and county.
Wherefore petitioners pray to be made a b.
nrporate under the name and style aforesu
■it l l led to the rights, privileges and uniuunm,
nu subject to the liabilities fixed by law.
Al> & hakdlman
Petitioners Attorneys.
I |<'<l in office, this 23u day of Jatiln
'•"'•2. Mate of Georgia, Jefleist
"lily—l, IV iVlurpliy , t’ierk n
e 111 ‘ Oltr of J| il',.|-im < ouuiy, Gi
li* K'by runily ilint ilip for6goi''gi
me copy of tiie petition of the Ston- -
ii'.iplij < ompany Filed in my oi.
Is 2Jrd day of Jan. 11)02.
" • b Murphy, Cleik S. O. J.C
si Alt. ot bJ-OIiUIA, Jeflerson 1 (unity,
Jii.tnt! Superior court November lerm, It
'*• S. Rountree
Vs
’I Humus Ruins,
It being represented to the Court by the pel.
I* 1 " 1 01 u. • Kouutree that by deed ot luortga,
utteu tut- —mi ua> ol September, leys,: Ibou., t
Kalus conveyed to the saidti. S Kountree ullth.
■ Inc, Ol laud m the eard Last. u. .VI., of Jeflersi
ci u..ty, ceot-gia, couiaimua out- liuudied uud hi,
”, lllorl ' or less, aujuimug lauus ol Mrs. sur.-.i
Hall 11, 11 ry V\ alk.lis, J. A. pier, aud Olliers, m
us, the taii.e land eiiutu by ,i. A. spier, Audi.
~i .1, 1. nail to sum . nonius teams eeby. yui. rc. S
.Ol thi puipuse ul securing tlie payment ot tout
yn nassoij limes maue to lilt emu r bourns itu„ s
. o sa.uu.s l.ounliee uue uu Oie aist iny nt
1 HI..U. ~ tSoi, ■ the- sum ui*so.uu each, creua.
% • A,, lu. J.-I, JOt, t-l.u < . o.C‘l C/cC. ailitl ,
ll 11. Imilf itlt UUI UI.U UHpUiU. il 16 -
oi.eo in. l mi sn.u i non., s l.a.ns no pay tiilolu..
conii. nj me nisi no, or me near term me pn,.
cipal, .nicest unu eosls, uue oil saiu pioiniseoij
nous, ill Ml.,w cause, ll any he has to the control y
or that ill dela-lt thereui toreclosure he gruntm
to the said Cr. S. Jtouutree ol said Mortgage, ano
the equity of ledempuou ot the said Itiomae then
iu Ue ton-ver ban eo, and that service ol ibis rule
be penecteu oii.sam 1 nolnaa liuins actoiding to
aw.
11. if. Lvalls,Judge S. C. 11. c.
State of tat oigia, jelaison t ounty. J, VV. S
Murphy, Citik superior Court ill,Him forsa.d
cuumy uo certify lhat the above ana luregoiug e
a true extract Hum the minutes of said court-
VV liucss my nano and uthcial signature this e
,th ,cay oi iacc, iyol.
W. S. Murphy, Clerk.
S' C. J. 0.
81 Alt, Oh bhOltOlA—Jeflerson County,
in the superior noun Nov ember 'lenn IVOi
Sutler*, steveus
Vs'
J li. Holcomb
it being represented to the Court by the peti.
tiou ot nutlet- A steveus tnat by utcu ul mortgage,
Uateit the Ist uay ol April, ISKi, H. Holcomb
conveyed to Hie saiu butler A steveus a certain
tract oi land tying m Jellersou County on tnc
Waters ulitlie OgeeeUee ltiver, eontuiumg sixhuii.
ureuanu seventy live acres, inoie or less, unu
bounded on me Uorlb by lanus ut estule ol iu
ward llunler, auu ou the south by Ogeecheeluvei
aim ou tlie eusi by laud at tv. J. N. VV alueu auu
e-stale ot,.t, VV . byous, aud, on the west by lands
ot estate ot Suwatu Hunter, generally known us
lonnerly a pan u, die estate ol James b. uras
wt-n, with ull buddings tc iinpiovenie-nts thereon
auu privileges llierelo l lor Hit puipose ol securing
the payment oi a promissory note made by the
earn J. ii. Holcomb to the, said butter it Stevens
uue.uu the tetn uay ot „ o\ember, ty,, i or tlie'
sum ot three liuuurcu it sixty live it 61— tuo Hollars
wli.clt promissory note is now oue an unpami It
is oidered ttiat me said J. H. Holcomb do pay into
this Court, by the lnsi Uay ol ihe. next term the
principal, interest auu eosls, due oil. said promts,
only note, or show cause, il uu> helms to the
eouiruiy, or Umi in uetuult tbereol lortcmsure he
grand.u lo Wor and Stevens ol said
■imrigagi mniHFequity of reueinpn u ■>(
sum J. iWi-nib therein he forever ha red, and
l: - st le this lute he pe-rlteleu on said J. J"
—.it> uecoidmg to law.
b. it. iivaus. Judge, S. C.M. C.
State of Geor-'.ia, Jt-llerson County.— l. w g
Murphy, C>erk superior tour „ud for said
touuly do certily that the übove and foregoing
is uli ue extract . the minutes ol suid court.
VV Hues* my huud and olliciai signature this the
I sth. day of Dec, lyul.
W. S. Murphy, Clerk.
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Legal Notices. i
GEORGIA, JEFFERSON COUN I X - Whereas
Wm. Little end J. N. fietliea, administrators of
R.F. Little, apply to the undersigned for letters i
of dismission from said administration.
lhese are therefore to notify all persons con
cerned that 1 will puss upon said application at my
office ou the First Monday in April, 190*/.
W. W. Rhodes, Ordinary*
GEORGIA, JEE* ER&ON COUNTY .-Whereas
R. A. Rhodes, Executor of the estate ol Martiiu
Rogers applies to tiie undersigned tor letters of
disuussum from said estate:
- ueoe are therefore to notify all persons con
cerued that 1 will pass upon said application at
my office ou the r irst Monday iu_Marcn 1902.
11ns October 3rd. lyol. VV . V\ . Rhodes,
ordinal y
GJiUItUIA, Jb.FFb.KTUN' COUNTY.—
Whereas, S. ji. clurk, udministrutor on the
estate ot W ui. llenung, lias applied to the under
sigued lor miters ol dismission iroin said adimuis
iruuou.
lhese are therelore to notiiy ail persons con
cerueu that 1 win puss upon said application at
my office ou tUe Lust in May, 19u2,
mis annual) 3Uin, iio<.
v\. W. Rhodes, Ordinary.
...EtMiCiiA, JEFFEK. UxN LUUiS A Y
whereas. Wm. Walden, administrator on the
estate ot Lihcey lerreii, has uppued to the under
sigued lor letters ox uismissiou iroin sutd udininis
trauou.
lhese are therelore to notiiy all persons con
cerned that 1 w ill pues upt n said application at
aiy office on the eirst Monday in Aiuy, 19U2.
1 his January 3oih, 1902.
W. W. Rhodes, Ordinary,
EOKUiA, JinF F ji/KoUN t OliMl.-
W'hereas, Wm. W alueu, administrator de boms
u on cum testamento aunexo on tne estate ot & is.
. crreii ( has appueuiu ine undei signed lor letters
oi uisnnssion liom saiu auminibiiution.
inese are tnereiore to until j an persons con
~rued that i will j u&s upon said application ui
a> office on tue i>irt *. ouuay in AiU), 1902,
ihis January 30th, i:O2.
W. W. Itlmdes, Ordinary.
iA!*UAiLiA, ohjb t FKtUN CuUAi Y .-
Whereas, J. u Thompson, administrator ou the
estate of Alary W . ivenneoy, hu applied to tht
aUdersigned lor ieueis oi disnussion from sum
.'tuuuisiraliuu.
iuese are therefore to notify all persons con
• ueu tiiai i Win p.iss upon auiu application at
j oince on the l il'sL Aionaaj in Aiuy, ivOt,
* Uie oanuuiy oOlu, i9o^.
W . vV , Rliodes, Ordinary.
-Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmkßui • % insmmwb.
DKGi A, .i KFFKN < Ol M'H,
Whereas, J. f. Denton, administrator ou the
Ute of W. H. Martin, lias applied to the uuder
gued for letters of dismission from said adimuis*
ration.
1 hese are therefore to notify all persons con
;*rueU that 1 will pass upon said application at
iy office on the frirst Mend iy in May, 1902.
This January 30th, 1902
W* VV. Rhodes, Ordinary.
•ft ’KGIA. .JEFFFKSON CuLW IY,
lo all whom it may concern; 'ihe appraisers
ppoiuted to set apart and assign a yeais support to
irs. dallie A. t*heppard wiuowoi James Sheppard,
ate of said county deceased having made and
wed their return ut my ollict* as required by law;
These are therefore to.give notice to all persons
•ncerned to show cause briore me on the tirsi
onday lu Aiarch. ffc*o2. if uiij they cun, why
ud return should not be made the Judgemem
the court. i*eb. 5, lUU2.
\\ . VV lUhJDhi*, Ordinary J. (J.
> iE OF OEvUiO.A JEFFi\KbO.N
< OLA l V .
Whereas W. li. >heppard applies to me t> be
ippointed udmiuitdraior on me esiuie ol James
gheppaid:
i tie sc are therefore to notify all persons coi.
erued that 1 \\ wi pit si ] said application i
.i) ollice on the first ..onday in At arch
reb.otti
W. W, Uhodes, Ordinary
jrEOixtjlA J &J? T iIKsOA OUUiN'J
To all whom it may concern : The
appointed .o set apart aud assign a years support
to iUra. Salne Outes, widow of Ali. Oates, having
made ; ud hied their return at my otllce as n.quir
ed by
These are therefore to give notice to all persons
concerned to show cause before me cii tlie , iret
jflouday ih (V]arch, if any they can, wh)
said return should not be made the judgment
| oi tlie court, Teb, 6th, I^U2.
W- W- Ordinary,
cIEOKGIA JHf'HHKSON COUNIY,
Will be so.d 11 public ontcry to the highest
bidder at the Court house uoor m the Town o*
nouisville, jeflerson County, Oa„ on the First
iuesuay lu arch, between the legal houis
ol sale, the following property, lo wit:
Oue true, or puieel oi land lying m Jeflerson
County, ceorgia, in the 7vth district, c. M., con
lainiug oue huuared acit-s, more or less, bouudeu
ou the kNorth by other lauds ot ilios. E. Wuldeu,
ku the Cast by lauu of K. T W aideu, ou the youth
oy and of W • b. Flumps, and ou the
est by Junuof Emily anu oundi Walden, Cevieu
oh us the property of Ilios. C. Walden, by virtue
of a Mortgage li. ta-issueu from the dupenoi
Court ol Jeflerson county in iavor ol T. J. Orr,
against said Tnos. C. W alueu. Cevy made by me
Oec., 7th, lAUS. Troperty pointed out by defendant
m li. fa., and legal nonce giveu to teuaut tn
possession.
I. F. FAKMISK, Sliertff, J. c.
GEORGIA JEEEEKSON COUNTY.
W*k be uoia at public outcry to the highest biu
tier lor casn at the uourt ilouae Door iu the Tov> u
ot Louisville, Jellersou (jbuuty, (ia., on'the pirsi
Tuesday iu (viarcii LWZ, between the legal hours
of sale, the following property to wit; Tue life
interest of Mrs Marnuha Allen, formely Mis
M*rintha Irb in all that tract or parcel of luuu
‘iiiis. isi lt
said county, comaimug sixty (bb) acres, more o f
less, aud bounded noun by lands of li.jp. Hudson
west by lauds of the esiatt ot iiilmoud Allen,
south by lauds 01 J. VV. btapictou, and east b)
lauds of J. VV*dtapleiou, sum land beiug known
us the dower of | V ,rs. Marimba si Hen.
Levied ou us Uic property of Airs. Alarinthu
Allen by virtue of a u la, issued lrom the Justice
court ot the ibib district, (j. Al. of s a id county in
fay ui oi T. c>. Roney & Syons agaiust suid AJt s.
ikanutlia Alien Levy made by J. J, steelman,
coustuble of said 70ih district, Feb. 3ud, lybai, anu
legal uouce given to lenaut in possession, auu
papeia turueu over to me. This Teo. 6th. 1602
1. B. Farmer, sherill, j. u.
GEORGIA JEFFEJUSO& COUNTY
WiH be sold at public outcry to the highest bid
derior cash at the court house door m the town ot
Louisville, Jtheisoii County, Ga.. oil tilt pirst
Tuesday in (Viarch lyo2 between the legal hours
of sale, the following property to wit:
One tract ol land lying in the ©2nd District, G.
M. of said fcta.e and county, containing Two
Hundred and L*ght (ko8) acres, more or less bound
eu on the uortn by the r-ouisville aud Grange
public loud, on the Lust by A, M. Beach, on the
feouth by A. A. beach, aud on the VVtst by jfliss
J. M. Dixon, usually known us the Ttlluuy place.
Levied oil as the property of Mrs. L. vVntkius
by virtue of a 11 fa. issued from the Justice court
of the klothdistrict, G. M* of Clarke county in fa
vor of ijittle, J*Tlliaius co. utfuinst said (v.rs.
N. JUatkms Levy uiude by me |-eb. tfth lyo2,
aud propeny pointed out by plaiutuis attorneys
and legal notice given to defendant inti* fa., and
tenant in possession. This Feb. 6tb, ]yQ2,
J, k. tanner, Sheriff, J (J.
Announcements.
Fi r Tax Receiver.
IHF:RF.BY ann<’Unce myself a
eand itate lor the office t Tax
he eiver of Jtfle son county sub|ect
to i lie (dun ol the Democratic
t.V ani! solicit ihe support of my
• riend t and ilie public generally.
Respect! ii ilv,
J . ALBKRT STONE, ,
For Tax Receive J
IHKKKBY announce icyself a
date f"r rreleetion to ‘lie office of
Receiver of Jiffersoo county. j|B
iespecitiilly solicit ilie suppi.rt of my
Iriends and my fellow countrymen.
Will subin t niv claims to the Pr a ary.
Respectfully,
O. B. BROWN.
For lax Reoeiyer.
IT/ KE th’s method to announce my
se’.f a candid te for the office ot TAX
RM EiVhR, subject to ihe Pkimarv,
and ask Ihe support ol my Irient's and
the public.
Respectfully.
J. A. *MITH.
Por Tax Collector.
(HEREBY annount e mvself a candi
oaie lor re-election to the ffic* of
f.\X I'OI.I.EC t'OK, subject to the
I'himaiiy election, and solicit the sup
rt ol my friend J and the public
Respeci fully;
G. W. KELLEY.
For Sheriff.
I li rebv announce myself a candidate
•or re election to the office ot Sheriff,
subject to the Pkimakt, and ask tin
support ot rny friends an i the public
Respeci fully.
1. F. FAKiIER.
For C ERK,
IANNOUVCK myself a cai.didate for
le-eleutiim lo the office of .ll.KlvK of
h‘> Superior Couri, subject t the
P mi, and m>k tl e support of idt
.tends ami iie public.
It spe'*fully,
W S, MURPHY.
For Trevsurer.
iHERKBY aiinuuiie myself a candi
date for rc-election to Llie office of
l KL A-s t KicK, subject tothePrima
y , ail iso icit the aid ol uiy fnends
id tlie public.
Ki spe. fully,
S. M CI.ARK.
F >d E VER.
1111 RIIBA iiiii-uiii'e uiveelf acandi
a" !■ rT X l.i.i VER of Jf
->”'l ' ' 11,11 - kjt-ci u the coming
i unary , auu r spec-i.l u H s ilicic the
- I'l" 1 t"i u.i li i-iuL ii, the public
i ■ erall .
V at s reap stir ly,
A -i CUVNIK
Fur liver.
IH -RE BY announce m’self a candi
date tor the officeo lAX RECEIV
ER ..I Jefferson i ounty , subject to
In coming j rimary, and respectfully
solicit the support of my friends aud
lie public generally'.
Your.- respe- tfully,
H. ,\. MATTHEWS.
F OR IFeceJ YER.
1 HEREBY announce myself a ctndi
dateforTAX bECEiVER, subject
. to ihe l iiuian, aud will be glad to
leave the support of my frieuds and the
(public.
' Kespectt'ußv,
W. E CLARK.
WANTED '
Reliable man for Manager of „
Branch Office we w ish to open in this
vicinity. Here is a good opening for
the right man. Kindly give good ref
nce when writing.
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die public.
~ RespectTuViy7
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