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Cherokee Advance
Canton. Ga., November 13,1882
One Mr. Wliitner, gave negro
W. A. Pledger, a good sonnd
thrashing the other day, for eetne
ol hie nigger insolence.
John ITaro!son,the missing Towns
county Ceur.er, frera the Constitu
tion office, has been heard from.
He is well, hut no reasoa is given
for his delay.
Hea. Pop# Burrow of Clark, was
elected to the United States Sen
ate for the eh rt, and G9T. A. H.
Colquitt for the long term.
Gor. Stephens hue commuted
the death sentnace of J. C. Bell et
Lumpkin, to imprisonment lor life,
lie was to have been hanged the Oth
of December.
Collector Jolmston had n dis
patch Wednesday trem Pep’t Col
lector Crawford, that*he had seized
u distillery and destroyed a qnnn
tity of beer, «fce„ in Cherokee
eouaty. Who kaews anything a
bent this.
Gilmnr county gives tea thous
and dollars t# the M.|& X. G. It. It.
provided u certain point is ranched
by tho 27th Inst. Every effort is
being mad# by tho company, and
they will reach it. Well done for
our Narrow gauge 1
A negro on the M. «fe X. G. U. H
got his log broke# last Friday.
Five halos of cotton being shipped
from Holly springs, caught fire
from a spark and was burned.
Mr. J. II. Burnes und Miss An-
nio Xortbcutt were married at tho
residonce of the bride’s father, Mr.
,J. J. NorthcuttjOf Marietta, on last
Tuesday.
The Evening Herald of Wednes
day, had Senator Popo Barrow’s
“picter*’ in it. He’s barefooted on
top #f bis bead.
Four tramps usade an attempt
to wreck the train at Barnesvillo,
lust Sunday. They did not suc
ceed.
Confederate bonds are not in
detuaad now in any ruaiket.
THE ADVANCE.
This pap.'r was never in a more
prosperous condition, thanks to out
patrons.
Because our Foreman is engag
ed in soiling confectioneries, ho is
often asked, if he is going to quit
the Advance. We answer No
Ho will still be foreman, and wo
have arrangements underway to
make it still a Much Bettor Paper.
Job Office.
Our Foreman, Claude F. Edge,
bus bought the job press and outfit
from Mr. Ben. V. Pony, will mu
it in the confectionery store form
ally occupied by Mr. J. L. Harris,
Is prepared to do all job work in
best style, at lowest rales. At the
same place ho will sell Confection
eries, Fancy Groceries, Cigars. Ac.
Notice his card in another column.
In the meantime attend to his
duties ns Foreman in the Advance
office, ample arrangements having
been made for all the work and
nothing will no neglected.
GOSSIP.
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.
A bill was introduced in tli# Ben
ate on Monday, to prevent running
excursion trains on Sunday. In
the house much time ae.l discus
sion was hud eu the questien el
which Senator should be elected
first ihort or long term. Cel
Toasley introduced a bill to amend
the present fence laws of this state
referred. A bill by Mr. Watson
to allew disabled soldiess to ped
dle sowieg machines. A good
many bills ew the liquor question.
Dr. Drewrv, a bill asking an ap
propriation to parchus* a lile size
portrait*! Senator Hill for thecapi
tal.
A bill was introduced exempting
from tax, household furniture to
the amount of |200. Many others
1 hat we feel no direct interest in.
A resolution to appoint two from
each congressional district to con
sider all temperance bills. A bill
by Dr. Drewry, to establish an
inebriate asylum, to be manag 'd
by the trustees of the lanatic asy
lum. By Humberof Putnam, gen
eral local option bill to be submit
ted to the voters of tho State. A
bill ie Sonata to elect railroad coin-
mipeiom-ra by the people, 'i he ma
jority report, declaring the North
eastern circuit, vacant was adop
ted. .Many bills of a local charac
ter were introduced aid referred.
GEORGIA.
Tne Empire State, with A. II.
Stephens in the Gubernatorial chair,
Browu and Colquitt, in the Senate
and a solid phalanx of firm, uncoin
promising Democratic Itepiesents-
tives in Congress—Every citizen »f
this liable old common wealth, where-
ever he gees will be proud to any
*‘J am a Georgian."
It is very important that every
town and community have a num
ber one gossip. N »t one that does
not understand the business, but a
thoroughly educated export. On ■
that cun tako a whole-cloth false
hood, and varnish it up so, that lie
begins to believe IiitrHcll,that there
is some truth in it. Such a one is
us necessary us a bod-market or
public well.
All towns liavo thoir dull sea
sons, and 0110 of those creatures
makes things lively. An expert
gossip is alwu s versatile, uud it
skips flora house to house, and
deals out the stocK in trade, from
car to ear. Some got angry, some
are amused, some cry and some
a ugh.
Yes—every town must have its
pet'y slander peddler. This comes
under the head of “Innocent a-
muscincnts.‘’ While such a being
cieates immense fun, it can’t possi
bly do any lmrui, only to itself and
a few perhaps who aro not blessed
with a very great amount of moral
manhood.
No sensible person will believe
what it utters, so no harm is done.
Wo pitty a community that is not
blessed (?) with one of these things.
It is seldom onohasto do imported.
This is ono of the entorprizos where
homo is patronized before fneign
markets are sought. Tl o gossip
and the one that listens aro twins.
ted >r. Ffl'on 1871, '70, ’78, 80,
I be ieved him to he all he claim d
to bo, a straightforward, upright
democrat, trying to corrcc evils
said to exist in tho organized dem
ocrat.c ranks,and not a self-consti
tuted candidate for personal ag
grandizement. Since that timw
et'iers as well as I have found out
different, consequently I changed
my vote from what it had been
heretofore for several years. \\ Idle
my proppocts for election to the
ofiico of tax collector of this comi
ty have been very fluttering, and
arc s ill fo from influential friends
in every district in tho county, ntill
if I could not have tho hearty sup
port of uli of my n arest friends—
or it I have Uvleitod the geo 1 will
ol them by performing what 1 con
sidered a conscientious duty. Then
I will gladly rctiro. Thanking
those of my friends who have given
mo assurances of their kindly leol
ing and support.
I am respectfully yours,
Thos. Bell.
ILOTHINfl
JLOTamlX
COMPLE I IS in Every DEPARTMENT
OUR STOCK
Of Men's, Youth'* and Hoys’
Clothing
I* of Hie latest style and most handsome
we have ever offered to the public.
SPLENDID LINE
Of School Suits for Hoys.
N obby Suit
For Young Mo 1,
Elegant Stock
Of Business Suits for Men,
SUPERB.
Dress Suit 1 for nil.
A.O. M. OAY&CO
V V
CLOTHIERS & I'ATTERS,
37 l’eachtrec Street 37
Oct28 2m. Atlanta, Ga.
At Home, November Oth, 1882.
Editor Advance:
Will you please allow mo space
in your valuable paper to with
draw my namo as Tax Collector o*
Chorekec county, and at the same
time give my reasons lor so doing.
Every citizen of this county,knows
that from 1874, up to the prosent,
that candidates lor county officers
have to some extent been suppor
ted by the way they vot'd for con
gressman, in other words whether
they have votod an independo.it
or democratic ticket. My impres
sion has been that the meaning ef
independent ism is for every ono to
vote as ho like independent of con
ventions, cliques, rings
judging from the present state of
alia rs it seems esseutial fora man
to belong tothe cliques of indepen
dents who supported Dr. Felton in
his last race, which will be his final
defeat, before he can receive the
support ol his former friends. My
vocabulary furnishes no such mea
ning for the word. I have been
greatly deceived, for formerly I
was an independent nn self,and my
belief was, that I belouged to a
party in whoso ranks every mem-
bar was free to act without incur
ing tho displeasure of his friends
or countrymen. When I snppor'
Slioriflf Sales for December.
Will be sold before tho court lo use
door, iu tho to vn of Canton, diet ok00
county, Ga. on the tBt Tuesday in De-
comber, 1889, within the legal hours of
sale, tin* following property, to-wit;
Lots of land Nos. 210, and tho two
ttiird undivided Interest in No. 211, in
ITnli Pi-t. and 2d Hoot ot (Jherokeocoun
ty, Ga. Levied on as the property 01
Defendant to satisfy it li fa in tavor of
Sail iu 12. Sessions vs Mu’, lie hi. S ssions
Administratrix. Djfo idant notified By
mail. Nou2udl882. Foe $2,32.
Also <it tho same time and place the
following property, to-wit: Linds Nos.
17 and 18 in the Nth Dlst and Nos. 20
and 20 in the 22 1 Dist, alt in tho 2nd
Sect of CJier.kt-e couuty, Ga. Levied
on as the properly of Joseph Knox, to
satisfy nn exicutiou issued from tho Su
perior court of Cherokee county, in favor
of G. W. Hunnicutt Administrator of
S.irali Cobb, vs said Joseph Knox, 'lhn
ant in possession notified. This Nov 2d
18H2 W A Kitchens
Fec$3 ; 33, Deputy .Sheriff
GEORGIA—Cherokee County:
To all whom it may concern.
A. N. Williams having in proper
form applied to me for permanent letter.-.
ol/ldiniliisiratirm on tile estate ofNewton
K Williams late of said county, this is lo
cite all un i singular tho creditors and
next of kin of Newton K Williams to be
and app. nr at my ofiiee within the time
allowed by law, and show cause, if any
they cm, why perm ment admimistration
sheuld not be granted to N M Wiliams
on Newton K Williams’ estate.
Witness my baud und official signature
I’his August 10.h 1832.
^ , ut 1 0, H. McLURB, Ord’y
GREAT BARGAINS t
I will sell my large and varied stock of Dry Goods’
Groceries, Notions, &c., in a word evrey thing tha^
the people may want for the next 30 DAYS,
precisely COST. I mean justjwhat I say. I must
raise a large amount of money in the next 30 Days.
My customers seem to know or care nothing
about promptness and helping a man in need, con
sequent.ly I am forced to sell my Goods precisely
at cost in order to raise funds to meet my maturing
papers. Now is the time to get bargains. Come in
and see me at once. . .
. I must say to all those who are indebted to me
in any way, that unless their notes and accounts
arc paid by the I Oth of November, that I will cer
tainly place them in the hands of an Attorney for
collection. L do not want to run any of my custo
mers to cost. So l give you fair warning. I will
not allow more than ten days on any note or ac.
count. Look well to your interest.
Your Olbodient Servant,
Joseph M. McAfee.,
CANTON", GA., Oct. 26th, 1882.
GI.ORG! A—Cherokee County :
GEORGIA—Chore!«oa County:
Alfred H. Colquitt, Governor, v* John
Will.imiH, Princpal, I). J. Kinsoy and
William Kinsey 1 Furfature of Bond in
Securities. J- Cherokee Superior
) c urt, Aug. Term,1882.
It appearing by the entry of the Sher-
•ff, tlmt the 1) fondants do not reside in
tin * 1 .county, and it further appeal ing that
they do not reside in the State. It is
old ie ! that they and each of Hum take
.(■lice and appear at the next Term of
tit'* c urt ami tin swot in sal 1 cue, and
in delimit of each appearance th > Plain
tiff will have leave to proceed, it is
further ordered that this It .tie be pub
lished .mea u month for four months in
tho Cherokee Advance. Aug llth, 1882
JAMES R BKOW-'i,
Judge 8 th B. it. 0.
A true extract from *' minutes of
said court. GAB.'!'. : L T, clerk.
Oo:23’69. Fjo .4 U,
Eu. 1) Dovkk ) Libel for Divorce in
vs A Oher-keo Superior
Matty M Djvbh j court, Feb, Term, 1882
It appearing to the court from the re
tain of the Sheritl, Hint the Defendant iu
the u! -ovo stated cise, does not reside
within tlie county, Olid ft lurther ap
pearing to the court from the affidavit ol
Ed 1{. Dover, that the Defendant does
not reside iu this State. It is therefore
ordtred by the court that, tho Defendant
Mary M. Dover lieu ,d appear at the next
term of this court, on iho 4th Monday
in February, 1SS3, in person or by At
toruey, Wien and there to answer the
complaint of the Plaintiff in case of
libel. It is further ordered that this or
der lio published once n mouth for four
months, in the Cherokee Advance, pro
vious to the next term of s.dd court.
JAMES 11 BLOWN,
Judge S. C. U. R. O.
A true extract from tho minutes of said
couit. JAB HZ CAL 1’,
oct23 onee a iuo fr 4tn. Clerk.
Fet$5,UL
Executor’s Sale.
By virtue of the termi of the will of B.
F. King, deceased, and by an agreement
entered into by nil the heirs of the said
Jving, wo will roll at public outcrv at
the court house in Canton, In tho comity,
of Cherokee, . n the 1st Tuesday' in De
cember next, no undivided lmlf of the
f "Rowing desifibad land-, to wit; i.ots
No. 15, 10 17, 18,2). 21. 22. 03,50,52,
all in the 14 li D:st, and 2nd Sect of
i said county also 10, tl 18, 15, 10 22, 54
and 03, nil in the 22nd I):st. and 2nd
8. cl. Also Nos. 25, 103 in the 21-t Dist
and 2nd 8 ct. of slid county. J ho mine
known ns .ho Foster and King piaiun-
t ion an tic Etowah river. Same six
miles bob w Canton, being in all some 27
or 28 hut died aoroi soma two hundred
acres mo o or less of which is river but
tom. 1 irrns of sale one half cash, bal
ance twt lvo months, with interest a 8
percent. 1AAIIY A KINO, Executrix.
W. J. BO3 I ON, Executor
This Oci21, 1882. 4'.lw. (Fee $0.45
m
Hotice.
GEORGIA—Cherokee County:
There will be a Bill introduced at nest
Term of the General Assembly to pro
vide for the removing of ull obstructions
in the run of Miil creek, in Cherokee
county, between the head of Hutson
l.v;\» i ! 1 .nnn.l nnrl Willi
To all wtmm it may couc.-ru;
O. P. Me lure lias indue formapplLd
to llie uu ieisigatd T .r peimanant I. tters
of adininistiation on the (slate of Allen
Gilliland, lute of mid county decc.isep,
und I will pu-s upon saidopplica ion on
the first mouday in Noyeinb. r 18-3
Giviu under my hand usd . iHeial sm-
“ SW.XKX » " I MONEY I MONEY I
Wil.y Mill-pond and Willium Waynes
mill dam,
Oct28lh30d Fee 81,70.
GEORGIA—Clnrukoe Count v :
To all Whom it may Conceiin,
It M. White, Guardian for Surah E.
Westbrook, applies to me for letters of
dismission from said guardianship, and
I will pars upon his npnl.cation < n the
first Monday iu November next, at my
office in Cant'.u, iu said county.
Given under mv hand and official sig
natory this 27th day of Sept. 1882. °
C. 51- My^LL’BE. QkYj
SETTLEMENT MUST BE MADE.
Having sold an interest in our general
merchandize to Mr. J. V. Keith, the
whole business lias changed and a new
bu iucss and new books commenced.
The old books of E. U. Holland A Co.
must be closed by the loth ol' -No
vculbor by settlement. Don’t fail.
Not quite ono month to goon. Remem
ber this E. B. HOLLAND & C'O.
^Oct 21st3t I
GEORG IA—Cherokee County:
To all Whom It May Concern.
Elizabeth McOurloy, Admr'x of Geo.
II jMcCiirley, deceased has in duo form
applied to tlie undersigned for leave to
sell tlie lands belonging to tho estate of
Goo. M. MoUurley deceased .and siid ap
plication will be heard on the 1st A/on-
duy in December, 1882.
Fee 81,04. C. M. McCLURE Ord’y
GEORGIA—Cherokee County:
Alfred II. GVquitt, Governor, vs J. W.
Will am-, Principal, D. J. Kinsey and
Willium Iviusey ) Fo.fstuiv ■ f bond in
Securities. V i lieiokce Superior
) court,Aug. icrni,1882
If Oppeari g to the court that the Do
feiidiyuts do not live in the couii'y, ami
it lurther appealing that tiny do not li7e
in the stafe; it is ordered and allowed
that they be served by publication, aud
i In y are Ik r. by or lin'd to take notice
an : appear a! th» next term of the court
and answer in said case, or in default,
the Plaintiff will inave leave to proceed
It is further ordered that this rule be
published once a in >n h for lour mouths
pr vious to the next Term of this court.
This Aug. 10th 1882'
JAMES R. BROWN,
Judge S. O. B. R. C.
A true extract from t he minutes of said
court. JABEZ GALT. Clerk
Ocl23 82.1mo ir 4m. Fee $4,(i5.
Administrator’a Sale,
lly virtue of an erder from the Court
of Ordinary of Cherokee coun'y, Will
b : sold on the 1st Tuesday in November
lb83, at the court house door in said
county, l.etweeu the legal sale hours, tire
tract ot land in said county, whereon
said Uriah Nix resided at the time of
his death, to-wit; Lots of land Nos. 414
410, 450, 415 and 20 acres of 378, 31)
acres of 343, 10 acres.of 377 and <>ne.un-
(livid. d eight of 400, all of tho 3rd Dist-
and Slc. Sect, of < herokee county, con
tainb'g two hundred and thirty four
ac.es more or less, the suinu being wet!
improved and in good cultivation.
Terms of sale cish. CHARLES NIX
octo 1882. Adrn’r of U. N'x
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' Gkokoia— ) Superior court, Aug.
Cherokee county, j Term, ’,889.
. Fannie M($leqy )
vs > Libel for Divorce.
Thomas McEclot. )
It aj); earinr to the conrt, by the re
turn ot : he S leriff and the anOavit of
the Libi ant thut, the Defendant dees
not reside in the county or state—it is
on nnti. n •( ciuusel, ordered tlrat stid
Defend).nt appear Rnd answer at tke
next Trm of the court, er the Defen
dant w 11 be con idered in default.
And it is further ordered that tide or
der be publuhed in the Cherokee Ad
vance once a month for four mon'he.
JAMES R BP OWN,
Judge 8. C. B. R. O.
A lr e extract from the minutes oi said
‘ o irt. JABEZ GALT, Clerk
tot 8-§J lmfr4a. ^.tFeeJS^S.)