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KIM. A. CARTER, Publishers.
THURSDAY, KEPTEMBEU 13,
THE CONVENTION.
Clements Nominated by Accla¬
mation.
The "Congressional conven¬ in
tion of the 7tb District met
Cedartowu on the 6 th. Dele¬
gates representing Murray were:
Hon. J. A. McKamy. E. E.
Daniel. W. J. Johnson, J. L.
Edmondson, J". aud S. { A.
Brown. Col. Fouelie, chairman
of the executive committee, be ¬
ing absent, Mr. C. G. James, of
Polk, called the convention to
order and Mr. McKamy of Mur
ray, was nominated and made
yhanman, and aftenvaida was
made permanent chairman of
the Executive committee, for
the 7th District, after which
Col. McKinney, of the Cobb
delegation put m nomination
the name of Mr. Clements.
This b»ought down the house
for it was then evident that
there woold be no opposition
and the motion to nominate
Clements by acclamation was
made and earned without op¬
position, and the Hon, Judson
C. Clements was declared to
succeed himself in the next
Congress 1
Reunion of the 11th Ga
Regiment.
The Eleventh Georgia Regi¬
ment met in Atlanta on last
Friday, for the first time since
they laid down their arms at
Appomattox Court house.
Alter a good old hand-shak¬
th* ing of about one hour, among
boys and alow rnnihia
cences related of tbeWd fought
battles, th<; regiment was called
to order by Colonel William
Luft'man. Capt. W H Ramsey
iv as ( •lected secretary, who
made out a list <>t the members
pit sol it, belonging to the lllli
which numbered 24, among
whom were Capt. W 11 Ramsey
<i G Adams, John W Webb
and Colonel V Luffman of this
county. The two field oilicei's
of the old eleventh, present,
were, Colonel Wm Lull man and
Major, low ex-Gawernor, Mc¬
Daniel. Alter the roll was
completed, Governor Guidon
ex-Grovernor McDaniel. Col. W
Lufiman and other prominent
speakers addressed the
Ilegt. with much enthusiasm
and all passed off (juietly aud
pleasantly.
It was decided that the regi
Ilient lift established as a pel -
minet.t institution. CM. W
nii.it was matle president: t'X'**
Gevernoi Mi Daniel, vice-pres¬
ident; Capt. Ramsey. James W
Morrow and \V F Baker were
chosen secretaries. The next
meeting will be held in
on the first Tuesday alter the
first Monday in Aug. 18S!>
Notice.
Nolico is hereby given Mint up
jdicalitm will he 11 n.de under the
genera! law of the Stain for u char¬
ter for the Fairmount Valley Uni 1
road Company, whose p u poses are
to build and operate a uiilmtd horn
Cartersviilo. Harlow county, to
Ooosawultee or Ca lets Qua) ter in
Alurray comity, with privilitge of
extending sumo to the 'i'ontiei-see
line. Aug. --ind lsS» O li Smith,
t-. If. Aubrey. H M. Sm'ilri
4TS-* *r»
The y di 'v !m’i; I>tii! -ti:i of
Jacksonville, oil Hundtij .
it.-w rtisi s -! J», deaths 7. J'utul
case*- Ci>4, U, dttdhs 7."-.
Dots from Hauler Mills.
Lewis Te»i v h having a fine,
new house built.
Our school coutilities to be a
success, under the tutorage ot
Beaver.
Negotiations are again active
for the sale of the Legal Tender
tniuing property. Unless the
citizens of other d stncts hurry,
in getting articles to be exhib¬
ited at the Rome Exposition,
we, ot the 1013th, will outrival
all the rest of the county.
Success to the Fairmount
Valley Railroad Company. We
long for the time when by the
combined forces of dynamite
and steam engiues, we can make
old Foit Mountain to tremble.
Vignette Victo.i.
The Verdict Unanimous.
W D Hull, Eippus, Ind., testifies:
“I can recommend Electric Bitters
as Lite very best remedy. Every
bottle sold gives relief in every case.
Ojio man took six bottles, and was
cured of Rheumatism of 10 years
standing. 1 Abraham Hare, druggist.
Bellville, Ohio, affirms, ‘Tho beat
selling medscine I have handled in
my 20 years experience, is Electric
Bitters. 4 Thou -anda of others have
added their testimony, so that the
verdict is unani.uons that Eleciric
Bitters do euro all diseases of the
Liver. Kidneys or uiood. Only half
dollar a bottle at Robinson and
Anderson's drug store
A Woman's Discovery.
A noth H' wonderful discovery has
been made and that too by a lady in
this county. Disease fastened its
clutches upon her and for seven years
she withstood its severest tests, but
her vital organs were undermtnded
and death seemed imminent. For
three montns >-ho coughed incesently
and could not slee-). She bought of
ns a bottle of Dr. King's New Dis¬
covery for consumption and was so
much*relieved on taking firs' dose
that she slept all night and with one
bottle has beon miraculously cured.
Her name is Mrs Lather Lutz. Thus
write W 0 Hamrick and Co., of Shel
by N (J. — Get a free bottle at Rob¬
inson and Anderson's drug store.
President Cleveland has fov
,nCT >>' ““'P* ed tl,B nom.natt.m .
j“ president. f IVmou ' at,c i ,!lrt >' fo1 '
AOMINISTKATOK’S NOTICE,
Groroia Murray County.
To all whom’t may concern
C C Howell, Executor of tho estate of I. D
Hartly, deceased, has in due form appl ed to
mo for leave to sell the lands helot^ing to
■lie estate of said deceased, and said applica¬
tion R ill bo heard on the first Monday in
October, next. This Aug. 2‘Jth 1898.
W. II. Rambky, Ordiuary.
ADMINISTHATOK’8 NOTICE.
State of Groroia Murray counTY
T M McLain has in due form applied to
the undersigned far permanent letters of Ad¬
ministration on tho estate <f0 D McLain
late of said county de:oased, and i will pass
upon said application on the first Monday in
Oct. 1888. Aug. 29th. \V. H. Rambky,
Ordinary Murray Co. Ga.
Georgia Murray County
Nolico is hereby given (by the
consent ol my husband.) that from
land idler the 5th day of October
I shall become a public or
' free dealer. This the 5th day Sept,
i 1888. Martha A Holtzelaw,
wife of Elisla Holtzelaw.
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General Merchandise and Couutry Produce.
A nnouncenients.
For Representative.
WeJ.ro authorised to announce the name of
A. T. Logan as a candidate for Representa¬
tive at the ensuing election tojbo held on the
first Wednesday in October next.
We are authoriied to announce the ^name
of S. L. Trimmtkr as a candidate to repre¬
sent Murray County in the next General As¬
sembly of Georgia.
We are authoriied to anrounce to tho
voter) of Murray county the naro of M. M.
Bates as a candidate for elec ion to tho
Legislature from this county.
For Tax Receiver.
We are authoriied to announce the name
of W R Lacxky as a candidate for Tax Re
ceiver. Election first Wcdcesday in Janua
ry next.
For Clerk*
I am a candidate for Clerk of the Superior
Court, and if elected, on the first Wednesday
Id January, will serve the people faithfull
and impartially. Ke8p3ctfully»
C. N. KING.
For Tax Collector.
We are nuthoriiod to announce t *e name
of M. M. WklcH ns a candidate for re-elect¬
ion to the office of Tax Collector. Election
1st Wednesday in J muary 1889.
By authority, wo anrounce tho name of
B. F. C. Louohridok as a oandUUto for Tax
Collector—Election 1st Wednesday in Jan.
Wo are authorii >d to announco tho name
of William M. Cash as a andinato for Tax
Collector—Elootiou first Wednesday in Jan
For Treasuueu.
We are authorized to announce the t amo of
W. it. Stkkd as a candidate for rc-eleotion to
the office ofCounty Treasurer. E'ection 1st
Wednesday in January, next. *
If you suffer jiriJking j.aius 01 umviiiK t.lio
eyes, or canmit b«ur lirigbt light, and find
your pigb weak And failing, you should
promptly use Dr. J. II. McIsOaii’m Strength
cuing Kj e Salvo. 25 cents a box.
Georgia, Murray c.» nily,
Whereas W C Martin AdmiaUtr ii'»r of R
(I Morrow, represents to tho Court, in his pe¬
tition, duly filed and entered on record, that
be hus fully iidministrated U G Morrow’s es¬
tate: This ist therefiire to e.ilo all ail persons
concerned, heirs and creditors to show cause
if any they can, why said Ad'iiinistr.xtor
should not be discharged f oin bis ail minis¬
tration and receive ict’ers of dismission, on
the first Monday i i October 1888. This July
4ih 1888. NY. U. Kamsry, Ordm ry.
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a h'.d cough? Use Dr J II McLean’s iar
Wine Lung Balm, it will secure you round
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