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olu ' midst, casting
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taking from our
Itit- Kthcl I.coia 11 an -
Hr."d and only daiigh
Vand M E Hanna
K-adotu ^tal mmning slm was
, a }>:ij>- r, when
Biiiio caught ti c from
HTTlio teceived injuries that
I^Vd her short life, and with
all that loving t lends and aide
physicians could do, she quietly
passed away. The few hours
that she lived fter receiving the
burns which were severe, not
one gioau or manner escaped
her lips. She was born Dec.
16th 1880 and u'us only seven
years ot age. But young as she
was, her intelligence, combined
with a lovely and amisble dis¬
position ra-ely found in one so
young, had endeared her to
many, both old and young, who
will sadly miss the sweet and
cheerful face o f their little
friend. 8he was a bright in¬
telligent child, could at any
time answer all questions asked
lier in the Catechism used in
o.ir Sabbath School. At eight
o’ckek ot that sad day little
Ethel was well, cheerful and
gay, and at live o’clock in the
evening, the little hands we.e
folded; the lovely eyes vveie
closed anil those precious lips
wue sealed in death and the
gentle spirit had taken its flight
and returned to the God who
gave it—she"peacef ul! and- qui¬
etly tell asleep
Sleep on, Little Ethel, sleep
on, thy troubles nnd cares are
oer. tor thou ha-t only fallen
asleep, and will awake on that
heavenly shore.
To the bereaved parents, we
would say, weep not, aud stri ve
to be resigned to the will
Jlim who doeth all for the best
J)o not think of your darling in
the silent grave, but look away
bejound the tomb, to a world
where sorrows nevei blight and
death call n< vei go there. Lit¬
tle Ethel is roaming amidst
fairest floweis, in the sweet
fields of Eden, joining the angel
band in singing those sweet
songs of praise, around the
beautiful throne, where part¬
ings will come never more; fo»
eome what will, sorrow, pain, or
death, in the loving arms of a
precious Savior, your darling is
sate for tve 1 in re.
Dear parents do not weep.
Though chastening be the rod,
Litile EiIr-Ib but, gone 10 sleep,
l'p rest ip heaven and God.
A t Hi END.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Statr or Groroia, Murray County
Wbereif W Gregory Administrator
Jnthan Gregory, represents to ihe court in
his pot'tios duly filed and e • tered on
that he ban fully administered Jatban Greg¬
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the first Monday in May 1888 . Feb. 2. 1888.
W II Ramsry, Ordinary.
Georgia, Murray caunty,
Whereas II K u&d Phillip Bonnier Execu¬
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represents to Ihecouit in their petition duly
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1st Monday in April 1888, This Jan. 5th 888.
W H Ramsey, Ordinary.
ADMIMSTRATOK'S notice.
State of Georgia uoeray coubtv:
Whereas, Wm Lufiman Admin¬
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sents to the court in his petition,
July filed and entered on r ccord
that he has fully administered John
O Conner's estate. This is there
fore lo cite all perrons
kindred and creditors, to show
cause, if any they can, why raid Ad¬
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receive letters of dismission on Ihe
first Monday in April 1888, This
January 4th 18 8.
W. H, Ramsey, Oi dinary.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
Georgia, Murray county.
By virtue of on order of the
of < idiliary of said county I will
sell to the hipest bidder before tli *
court house, door in said county, on
the first. Tuesday in March, next,
wi hin the lejral hours of sale, all
the mineral interest in lot of land
No 242, and an undivided half
the mineral interest in let No. 243
both in "2Gth dint, and 2nd section
of said county, sold as the property
i f Jatban Gregory deed. Terms
cash. Feb. 2 1888.
W I) Gregory, Admr.
A DM I NfSTK A T< )R».^ (>TI C E«
Georgia, Murray Conn tv.
I> M Pcden Administrator of J W Hulker
represents to the Court in h ; s petition duly
filed and entered on rceci rd, that he has
fully administered J W Walk r’s estate
This is therefore to cite ail per^ »ns concern d
kindr d and creditors, to show cause, if any
hey cun, why said Administ a tor < 11011)11 not
he discharged from liis Administra ion and
rect'ive letters of dismission on the first Mon¬
day in Mur* h 1888. W. 11. Ham kv,
Dec. 1st 1887. OidinAry
St*t* iii.' Ukokgia, Mnnnj- Countv.
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empiion <•' p rs ualfv anil will
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on liir 15th day c i iiarch .838
This Kb. 18ih 188■*.
VV H IiAusK?, Or linary.
WILD LAND SALES.
fold *"*“• the o° B 1 toa “
the town if Spring Place, fls., to the highest
bid „ r at rublio 0Btcry b. twe . n th. legal
bonr , of eale OB the 1st Tneiday in May »ext
the following wild i*nd to wit: Ail of lot of
>*» d No - 311 in the 10th Dtatriet and 3rd
der ^ 40 aereg j„ tbe North But co nor
b > A hK ' ith - Th / sa “ B be ‘ ng "
seres more or lest. Levied on by virtue of
and to satisfy a *axll fa issued from the Tax
Collector'. o«oo of »w county io favor of th.
State and county against said parcel of land
for the ye»rs 1372 , 1871 , W4, 1875, i87«,
1877 > 1878 * 1879 ' 18S8 > 1881 ’ 1882 ’ 1883,
1884 1885 ISSe and 1887. This Feby. 2nd
isss. c l terry, 8her ff.
MARCH SHERIFF’S SALES.
Stat* of Qxobgia Murray County
Will be told before the court house door io
the town of Spring Place to the highest bid¬
der at public outcry botwean the legal hour,
of sale on the first Tuesday in March
neat, the following described property to
vrit:
Lots of land Ncs. 180 181 187
188 199 and two hundred and eigh
ty one in the twenty sixth Diet.and
second section, aud lot No. two
hundred nnd sixty five in the 9th
district and 3rd section all of said
land in said comity. Levied on as
the property of Mary F Hill by virt
ue of and to satisfy a fi fa issued
from the Justices court of the
eight hundred and twenty fourth
district o m in favor of Sallie An¬
derson vs Mary F Hill. Levy made
and returned to me by John Chil¬
ders L C.
Also at the same time and place
70 acres of land in the south west
corner of lot of land No. 54 in the
10th district and~3rd section of said
county. Levied ^n as the property
of S M Walker by virtue of and to
satisfy a Justices comt li fa issued
from the 1011 ih aistnet a m in favor
ofFM Heart ley vs the said S M
Walker, F M K ndrick and E F Lea,
security on stay. Property pointed
out by defendant 8 M Walker.
Levy made ami returned to me by
\V N Barclay i. c.
This February. 2nd 1888.
C. L. TERRY, Sheriff.
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