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DOC al Ne\v.\ 8eo legal sales mid notions in this issue* of tho Nuuuf.t. Only ;l ^itc thunder shower lust night. I City Marshals sales in another The manufacture of syrup is the ’ C0 ' lim0, day among the Mr. \\‘ill Worley is up from t Mrs. Allen Carter died at New it ho nt thirty city tax ti fas. j farmers now. i Gainesville. Bridge last Saturday, aged about Minin if Note order of the last week. Ladies capes and Jackets from j wilh cb,mt, ’.V produce, are passim 5 cents to $1.50 at M. J. Wils I throu « h UoaiI >' cvcl Y (, TV for ,h< , V i.rc " ,iiai m | Alul s, 'll ““Other lot of station- Mr. H. H. Thomas is at borne j 52 >' 0, “' 3 ’ jin' hunters horn is heard again cry just received. Drop in when j this week from Gainesville. | The mountain wagons loaded I ,I U . ’possum has no protection you need any job work done by the lo' v f,n ' suvc, ‘ al 1110,1,113 to Several of our citizens attended i 45 fl ,ino no"’ 1 the basket meeting over at Yellow liams. <(><• cUtek«o*h«vo l,m, Creek crap Rro.iod Inst Sundny. Ml , .,„ bn whcldwi. ,ft«, bem, , if' 1 iiwl l',-k 111 1 “ 1 .nal Suoday Kov, J. J. Shed Id- sick here for several weeks, was joiue ei'iliciii ha\e H 11 m 1 torcstcd a largo congregation at | able to be out in town last Tuos- p»t out of die roach ore io cm. the H-iptist church by an excellent day. .. I.,.., visiting Dahloncga and j sermon, . .. . . . T NVlien i 1 ' 511 " 1 ’- ( . I All wlio are indobted to T. J. a first-class p ace o loan About onesfourth of the teach- Smith, H. B. Smith or T..I. Smith the Dahlonega desirmsr I . at kco|> H' ulllul llM ' I era of public schools in Lumpkin | & Bro., either by note or account., Hold run by . ,l 0 j county, have finished up and | are notified to settle at once, tf dal van vagrant bill Lias closed out. | rwn.j.i \r.. a Daliloi.egu h mui> „ u . 8 | iaw of Now Bridge, was up last A mill lias already been chased for the Jumbo and soon lie on the ground ready to be put up. A number of teamsters have boon engaged for several days in d' 0 'hauling the machinery for thp lower markets. Gorge plant. Mr. J. K. McGee has moved bis If you wish to knap post, d about ( ,f mining, the nativ stock of goods back into tho store the mines here and tilings going i familiar with the gold I monstratod the Jumbo to bo one of thephnnominal gold mines of P ur * the oopntpy. Though the Judge " id I lins conveyed the property to tho company, lie will hnVp a large in terest iu the property and its management. The oQjeers and dj- veetors of the company combine the very host Georgia talent with that of the best modern met hods < Inorginn, aids of tlio Don’t forget to call op Anderson i.\c Jones when in need of cloth* Mr. William Campbell is keep* TIk about broke up of rest society. DOW an l they moot suns. L. McDonald, a son of ^ !' L idiuand McDonald of this county, "'us killed on the '27th nit., jo a loud mine at buri. There are always a few grurnb But low K'dhci , lersin every towu, and of course \ Tuesday shaking hands with his M*’ 1 Times Elliott of Isod.lu, lent)., t jj c on t cry, was purchased by the j to a conf whnt it •* ’ between two ' <■ * ■ ■ 1 tpling,JMiss Dahlouega has her share. They ; many acquaintances hero. are of no benefit to themselves nor; v ,, . , Notkk.— lo all whose notes no one else. , . , . . ,, and accounts are due Anderson & Mr. W. J. Loveless of Dahlonc-j Jones will please settle without ga, who has been working in the, further notice, as it is quite a lot of trouble to send statements to each separate one. Old Uncle Peter Goudlock, one of the best negroes that ever room ho used to occupy opposite i on in the mountains, send a did-! section from pstunl disownt inf) T. J. Smith Bro. Gar for a year's subscription to and experience, have great tplvnn- tliis paper. jtages over thoso who have theories derived from books and the geq- onditioiis of other and to lly ditl'erent sections of the couu- making it pay. try. They know whore and how Lot 809, which was sold for to piitip, and wluit material wi|| \\ o are glad tosoo our old friend j division hero last Tuosday at pub-1 pn.y and what will not, and know costs to mine and r IM . mg the Singleton mine running ogicul e mg, they propose to sell tho best , , . . „_, f | , „ steadily and by doing tins is tn ydtll goods for the least money of any ,• ' , goods body in town. gold mines at Essex, N. C., for several months, was severely hurt on Monday night some one I about three weeks ago by a stick t ied to Gcal Mrs. J, W Phillips’ J of timber falling on him, but we bo, out of the pen but she woke are glad to state that he is able to L, before they got it. killed, al- | be up some now. though it was badly hurt. It seems that a party has boon i there is a change in the (rallies “bm ing i'i oil’’down about tho I villc and Dahloncga mail route Betz inii’o, hut failed to succeed m | via. Autaria, which commenced Loot! te,l before a claimant to lirst of this month. It depots at the properly interfered and .stop- 8 with the permission to leave at moehinety. j7 o'clock, and arrives at 0:30, Al t | K . N 0 w Union Association al,0,lt !U1 1)(HU ' th:!U n as t Thursday up at'Concord Rev. At Join. 41. Moores yon can get ,1. K. Blackburn was elected mods, beef as follows: Round steak 8-1 j lerntor :.ntl Rev. J. J. Shed clerk, j cents, tenderloin steak S.. 1 , cents,! Too much whiskey caused John Tho next session of the body will j snrloin steak 8k cents, chuck steak ; and Warren Sul lins to fall out convene A Etowah church. j Ti cents, roast (5 to 8 cents, stew i over in Shoal Creek district last Son tie,! • ago the city council 1 bcef froin 5 (o (< < -’ cnts ' whoIe hind Saturday, resulting in Warren decide! to purchase a lot of Luck- ■ < l u,ul< t ets to ho used in case of fire. ^jtiimmei few dnys ago they were used for the first time and three got mis- Let eyery road commissioner in | Mrs. Sarah Porter, who went on ro* sided in Lumpkin county, died over in Hall county last Saturday. Our citizens will take notice thati f[j h death is regretted by all who ' ‘ knew him, both white and black. Mr. John Shopc died in Atlanta last Saturday at the age of 78. The deceased was the father-in-law of our friend Mr. John Houalcy of Dahloncga. lie was a Mason, Odd Fellow and a prominent citL zen. (*> cents, hind quarter j shooting at John. The ball set his 7 cents, fore quarter 5! shirt a fire as it passed through cents. the top of John’s shoulder. Let eyery road commissioner in back on a visit to his many friends Dahloncga Gold Mining and Mill- mill ore. Add to this the best ex in this county where ho once lived 1 j tl g q 0 ., for $501. perienenof the west in modern for many years. The two gentlemen of Macon, machinery and methods which the Anderson & Jones have a nice Ga., interested in the S.ummet'otir company has in cue of its ollir line of misses and ladies walking mining property have commenced cials, Mr. Fry, v, ho lies had more and dress hats ready to wear, active work by putting in a pump tJipn ordinary experience jn the Prices ranging from 50 cents to and will soon begin t he erection j west. Having nt one time been the $4.00 each. Big bargains for you. of a stamp mill. j auporintnndont of the famous ... . i , ,i . The members of the Briar Patch j Homestake mine. So far in lifo We arc requested hy Mr. and , ,, , i ,, , ,,, . , , , . . , ,, . ,,, , . 1 company, known as tho Ualilone-1 all the officials connected wit h thg Mrs. Marion Chester to return ' . , , ga (told Mining and Milling Go., company have been succepslul m their thanks to tho people whoso 8 , , , ,, 1 , , . , • , I are expected down shortly to io-|all their mining muiertakings, kindly assisted them during the 1 , , ■ . ,, ,, sumo work in completing tne l and we bespeak for them the same death of their relative, Mrs. Sarah Chester. You will find Hall’s Villa one of anal, building dredge boats, etc. The lesaes of tho Lockhart mine jeep moving right along with the most pleasant hotels to stop at c, 0 od rasp Its. The clean up last in Dahloncga, The table is sups ! Saturday proved to those who saw plied with the beat tho country affords. Good large looms fur- succeits in this, greatest \ eut iuv. their last, but Win' (Jo Oil' to Trade? nished with electric lights. Terms reasonable. Mr. C. N. Clements and Mr. W. Last week a Dahloncga I rm i ql-l i nice bill of notions and some t he gold, that the Lockhart is val uable property. , , , , ... ,, ,, ; dry goods to u party iv:ti'on one Mr. Fate Johnson lias struck it j / * 1 r .7... or Atlanta ssuburbs, an intelligent, woman who knows ij bargain when rich down at the Ivey mine so we understand. The vein is about a H. Wimpy have been appointed I thick, full of go id and \eiy valuable and tho richest vein that lias been discovered since the road commissioners of this district to till the places of Mr. R. W. Walker and Mr. Jargon Campbell, oue having moved out of the comi ty and the other into town. placed out of ten that can t be 1 Lumpkin county do his duty with- a visit to one of her sons over at j graphic wo; found. The weather is fine for and if you desire I Crown Mountain Gold Mining Co j out having lo ho forced to it. Dueklowu only a couple of vveoks j anything in this line visit the Dah-1 resume operations again, q'he money by remembering the prices r J Should the grand jury return the | a go, died there and was brought lonega Portrait Gallery whero you weather has been fine for the work L. R. Mkaukkx a- ,-ux.s. at the Gorge, and if it continues , CITY MARSHAL’S SALE. plioto- Findloy was struck a few years ago. The gold in the rock is enough to excite even old 11)U tiers. \\ r e are all anxious to she sees it. 81ie said the same things in Atlanta would cost more, The same firm has just received atj order for a nice bill of stuff to ho shipped to Toccoa, Ga. Right of ten they till mail orders for people I who, after leaving here am] prjes t,| )P jing goods in other towns, pay postage on freight and thou save I Milligan Nix of White county,. . . wiis hroimht in before Com. Baker ! comrn i ss,oner i as is done in other j back to this county for burial on J can get just as good work as can last Thursday night charged with I counties, it will cost from $75.to Saturday last. Mrs. Porter was blockading, but after an investiga tion was released for failure of securing sufficient proof to convict him. We are glad to learn that Mr. W. Grant, a graduate of the N.U. A. College of Habersham county, has received an appoint ment as paymaster in the U. S. jorniv and has recently stood the examination all right. they be given longer time, this | p ortc r, who bad many -other money comes out of tho county. | relatives and frfonds here to Such as this helps to swell taxes. ! mourn her loss. | The government has allowed Mr. R. M. Morgan of the Bell Telephone Co., has beeu in the city this week on business of iin- William Postell of this county, his pension again. It is $12 per month, and he draws from about p0 r tanco to the people of Dnblon- two years hack. 1 his old man is ; e ^ a aU( | Dawsonville, who went on growing quite feeble in his declin-1 p| acc nn( | made arrange 1 - Ling years and it will be a great j mcntg with the connc ii to run a , . „ XT , . help to him. \\ hen we broke the | telephone line in to Dawsonville V gentleman of Nashville in re- neW8 to lhc ol(1 man hist Sunday froI ‘ Dahloncga and in a short h... tn »l h0 shouted Almost for joy, and J wW , 0 w0 cnn 6ay hollo Dawson- questing a friend hero to renew liis subscription, ends his letter ln 'he following complimentary language: 1 wish you would pay (be newspaper i loved everybody. ville via. Auraria. It is man a dollar for mind ha ‘lie Xn, kt, for no well balanced | since he came so near losing pc-r-oji could afford to live without •t ' Thanks. rid that Billie Green’s been unbalanced ever t erns? 10 cents per yard. be obtained in Atlanta. A number of pretty scenes of mountains, mines, etc., for sale. We understand that some bad conduct occurred up at Concord church out in the country last Fri day night and Sunday during ser vices hy persons drinking, which will likely be brought to the atx tention of the grand jury when court convenes by some of those who were disturbed. Persons wishing to drink liquor should stay away from about the churches where meeting is being held. favorable it will not bo very long , , Georgia, Lumpkin County. before the dam is completed and ! vVill be sold, on the lirst Tuesday in the cower ready to move the ina-! November, next, at pi/ldie ,gut-cry at ; 1 , . the court houso in Dahlonvgti, ueo-rgi^ 9 ohinery of tho company b plant, j hiiici ccninty withhi tlio 1-egal hoiirs for This mine is bound to pay with sheriffs .sales, to tlm highest bidder for , cash, the following property, to-wit: proper management when plenty t '|>j ie farming interest in anil* to all that of power can be obtained to keep tract or parcel of laud lying and being 1 ’ in the City of Dahloncga on lot ol hum the mill moving. Matters not j number (088) Nine Hundred amt liigli- how valuable a gold mine is, the ty-Six_, in the 12th District and 1st Set}:, his life in the Chestatcc river in this eounty # somo time ago by the boat Last Sunday Mr. W. W. Cris- Nice heavy outing, several pat- 1 son and Henry Elrod, col., fell Heavy J out something about a dog, caus- P to the lirst of October 51 cas cs were disposed of by Mayor Ba- ^ or (| f Diihlonoga, and all the de- fcnG tnts either filed a plea or "tie loti ml guilty, except two, Hie line; amounted to $155 besides tlie t. which is four dollars in each cs'sc. l n i S02 Mayor Baker onl .V Ibid ,)5 defendants before liitii. "itii: the past summer quite a lllC1, Httli' sum of money has J»ccn ; ‘■"utribiitwl to the triplets of"Mr. : 'HUi Hester residing in this conn*-j )’- v H-ie “in sts nt Porter Springs, " ll;i ’’^iruelions that it bf U:,!! '-A advent wide cotton blankets 70, SO cents j ing tho former to use his fist on and $1.00. Nice new line of oalb. the latter and then cast a stone nt co 5, 54 and 6 cents. Some new j him, missing his aim which went capsizing while he was at work up | flCe an( j embroadery at about 4 the j into ono end of Capt. W. J. Wood* at the Gorge, recently, growing llslia ] pnee. 8 day mantle clock, | ward’s porch where a crowd stood, so bad that a few days ago h (! accurate time pieces $1 95. Cal-j and passed out at the other with- picked up one of his children and j aiK | er c i oc ] cs 75 cen ts. Full cream | out hurting any one. Crisson cn- throw it out at the window. Billie 1 ehccse 18 cents. ! tered a j)lea of guilty and was fined has always been a good harmless B. K. Mkadkus & Sons. one dollar and cost by Mayor negro. ; Baker, and Elrod made leg bail by , , Hereafter an article concerning . . f t Mr*, st-ir-ib Chester a very old 1 .... a . , , , i turning the bettoms of his feet to lady oi Dahloncga, wa’s found dead f arnnn^ wUI bo furn.shed n 8 each j D|lblou0) . a aml seeUin g another it her home last Saturday morn- The deceased was an aunt of clime. week by Prof. C. W. Davie, who : fills the chair of agriculture of the N. G. A. College. Any one! We learn that some white boys sont to Mi whe Ln ■ taking mg. Mr. Marion Chester, and live'! in ; wis i ;iitl g any Information in refer- j acted very badly out at the negro a little house by her self a H‘ u ' cnc0 to t |i C tilling of the soil can j Methodist church Sunday night steps from Marions house. 10 ; scn q t |ieir questions in and wo | while services were being held night before going to her room she ! v . u blieh th(jm QDe wcek and complained of having a had cold. I jhe wjn J<ppear the ncxt . otherwise nppaicnt y < l , n ~ Prof. Davis lias much experience in farming and will be able to giye you important information. For some time past it has been known that Col. Price desired to i causing them to think likely that tlie old lady up, and she wns i reti j r0 f roiu d ie Board of Educa- | the negroes would do as they com- tion, owing to his continued ill manded. They wanted more mu- health. Yesterday he placed in j sic and at last ono wanted to hear tho hands of the board his resig- | Jesse James, saying that ho would metal cannot bo procured unless the mill is kept running regular ly. When the Gorge is completed this can be done at all seasons. The new company recently pur- tiun of Lumpkin county, Georgia ; the same being a tract located in the rear of the residence-of R. M- Rryson and Thomns W. Tate on im unnamed street 30 feet wide : Said tract being (105) one hundred and five feet on the North side of the lot, mid (210) two hundred and ten feet on the unnamed street, . . ,, „ ,. , c * 1 (J05) one hundred and Ike feet on the chasing the Rut hoi fold piope t.y ! jj no i-uiui iuu east between Johnson’s in this county., has been organized j lot, and (210) two hundred and teu , , » 1 • „ . i, i feet on the Northeast side, and con- and gone to work in earnest. 1 , La ; n ; n g 0U e-half an acre more or less, is known as the McAfee-1 And ! Said property levied on as the proper ty of J. W. StancH, under and by vir- Gold Mining Co., with the follow ing officers; [’resident, Dr. W. W. McAfee, of Atlanta; Vice-presi dent, Henry Schandine, Phila delphia; Secretary and Treasurer: M. P. Lind, Philadelphia; Gener al manager, W. H. McAfee, for-* tuc of and to satisfy an execution is sued by the City of Dahlouega against the said J. W. Standi, for tuxes due tlie City of Dahlouega for the year 1003. Also at the same time and [dace., i.me acre, more or less, on the east side of tlie lot on which (John and Sal- lie Austin now reside. Said acre lying adjoining the lands of Tho Dahloncga her usual good health. Saturday morning when breakfast was ready hy Mrs. Marion Chester, one of her children was sent out to wake used to ige. The money B. R. Menders, 1 1 M busy for several days "P a pretty lot. of clothing ihe little motherless children "'"I t.'eir other sisters who have to 1 . 1 • .1 1 ink,...... ... found lying across a chair with hei feet and head touching the floor, , '■'"•ua has four churches— and from every appearance had 1 "Hit - and one colored, two expired in the early part of the -""•I h'itvU, many first class board- 1 night while preparing to re- i " : • sixteen stores, one ; tire. A foot tub was close to the ' l( »i'e, throe markets, a pub-! c buir where she had bathed her ll(; school merly of Dahlouega but now of \ Consolidated Gold Mining (Jomnuny. . ,, , j Levied on as the properly of Sallie Atlanta. 1110 manager went down | i>y virtue of ajid to satisfy one last Monday and started as many ! ti. fa. for property taxes due. tiieCity of , , , , Dahlouega for tlie year J 003. And two hands as can be used profitably, j jj f as , j’or sanitary taxes duo said City, in the preparatory work of build-; for the months of AnriJ, May, and J , i ,i- June, 1002, and for July, August and mg a dam and such other things j September J002, and for the months as is necessary to get it in shape Of January, February, March, April, tor a stamp mill. 1 he managei Also at the same time and place a has spent all of his life in Lump-j certain city lot in the City of Dahlon- r ■ i ! ega, in said county, being the lot on km county, suecesstuily mined I j\>n-y Anderson, colored, and for many years and knows exactly bis family now reside, and being , . . , . .. bounded on the north by tlie lands of there, violating both tho city and j what he is doing, and in no dis- j ^ a ]ii c Austin, on the east by the lands state laws. After preatthin* was: dirtAAt .lay will h»*. «•» ™UI I ^ concluded the colored peo|)lo be- running it the weather is Livor- soa t a t,y the lands of G. C. Wallace r,,, - n .,h| P i and J. B. Anderson. Levied on by gan to sing. lbesc fellows con- able. __ j virtue of and to satisfy three sanitary tt’ibu ted very liberally when so--! The Jumbo Gold Mining Com- m; ii. fas. in favor of the City of Duh- licitations for money wore made, puny, which was organized here a | va o( “irilfSay aVJdn?Jidy" few days ago is creating much in—| August and September, 1002. One. for on nee.nnntnf the vast mmn- Rie months of January, February and terest on account of the vast quan tity of valuable ore already dis covered on its property. The mine was discovered and prospected by nation to take effect on the first i give a dollar if they would singja native Georgia and sold to of next January. This would ’ his favorite song. A negro man j Judge Murray, who by the way is have compelled the October grand i told us Monday that he heard one jury to fill his place. The board, of them curse in church. This is lie | 7 1 lliry to III! 1119 place. me uuuiu, in uitmi wiibc iu I.UIIH.IJ. Aino io ani -001 tor noth bhick and Wimes, fect . A cup of ginger tea was hovveveJ% pasacd a resolution re- outrageous and should receive the oil j. '--c for the latter. J aking f 0 urd on the tabic near by which j ( . uegt j n g q 0 l I’rice to defer his attention of the city and state j' >“to consideration and the s be intended drinking before re- witbdraWttl from the board until authorities both. We do not know g,m, l water an Dll Wnn.l fine climate it is tiring no doubt, and after going to "‘^■'Wer that peo*)le like to live the door and emptying tho tub of i the April term of the grand jury, lino, ti,., . . water, expired after returning to which would give more time foi is c i 1J| j,. M V g, Chester was the jury, as well as the people about 70 years of age and has been ; generally, to select a successor. • a resident of Lumpkin countyL„ ... , mvor a rail H nut UVal •"anieat u oil. I. worst thing we need k and we hope the time "‘ffg until wo get that icady have telephone coin nearly all her life. Her husband, with the outside | Mr. Joseph Chester, passe a few \ ears ago. Wo will endeavor to print Col. the-parties, but it makes no differ ence to us who it is, they ought to behave themselves. Suppose that a lot of negroes would go to the white church and misbehave, ! Brice’s letter next week, as well where would they land, and what would bo tbo result? a native Georgian, having been born in this state. The Judge, be fore making any purchase in this section, made a careful study of the entire gold field, and the for tunate selections of such proper ties shows his judgment on this gold lead to be almost unering. Hia faith in Jumbo has never wa vered, and after several yearB of persistent prospecting, has veri fied all his predictions, and de- March, April, Mav and June, July, August and September, 1002. Ono for the months of January, February and March, April, May and June, 1903, and one for the months of July, August and September, 1903. Also at the same time and place the following described properly to-wit- All that parcel of land lying and being in the City of Dahlouega on the Clarkes* ville road described asbeing a triangu lar lot, containing L of an acre more or less, lying between said Clarkesville road and the. old Hand ditch and being a part of lot of land number 9K-1, in the 12tli district and 1st section of Lump kin county, Georgia, and being known as the Lizzie Coffee lot. Levied on as the property of Lizzie Coffee (col.) by virtue of and to satisfy a city tax fi. fa. in favor of the City of Dahloncga vs. the said Lizzie Coffee for city taxes due on -aid lot Tor the year 1903. This Oct .7, 1003. Geo. W. Waeiek City Marshal. ■ .. t'.'t 1