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Friday Nov. 16,1888.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Methodist—Rev. H. L. Embry,
l’astor. Preaching 1st Sunday and
Saturday before. Sunday School
9 a. m. T. F. Garrison Sup't.
Pui.yer meeting Wednesday night.
- Bi-prist—Dr. I. G. Woolsey Pas*
ti.r. Preaching 3rd Sunday and
Saturday before. Sunday School
9 a. m. J. W. Grayham Supt
Prayer meeting Sunday night.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk—A. E. Stokes, Fayette
ville, Georgia.
Ordinary—D. M. Franklin,
Fayetteville. Georgia.
Sheriff—/. W. Brown, Fayette-
vi le, Georgia.
Dept'y Sheriff—W. N. Hender-
von, Fayetteville, Georgia.
Tax Receiver—F. N. Farr,
Flat Creek, Georgia.
Tax Collector—J. H. Williford,
Fiat Creek, Georgia.
Treasurer—L. C. Ellison, Flat
Creek, Georgia.
Surveyor—W. H. Prichard,
Brooks Station, Georgia.
Coroner—A. Jones, Brooks
Station. Georgia.
County School Commissioner—
W. T. Glower, Flat Creek, Ga,
POST OFFICE.
J. W. Kitchens post master..
L. A. Perdue As’t. post master
p mail closes at 4 30.
Down mail closes at 8 30.
j KNIGHTS' OF HONOR.
J. W. Kitchens Dictator J. T.
Ebwards, past Dictator A. O. Bla
lock Reporter. D. M. Franklin
Financial Reporter. W; N, T.
Harp Secretary.
Meet 2nd and 4th Saturday at
-3 SOP. M.
CO UNTY COMMISSIONERS.
L. F Blalock, C hairma n B. L. John
«on. 0. II. Eatln, W. N. T. Harp. Dr
K. B. Weldon, A. E. Stokes, ex-off
‘ C lerk.
DISTRICT COURTS.
.496 G. M. (Flfth)-S. T. Blalock. J
P ;B. L. McGough, N. P. and ex-ofl
. P, 4th Friday in each month.
688 G. M. (Fourth) C. R. Woolsey,
J. P.; J. M. Snurlin, N. P. ex-off. J. P-
$ a Saturday in each month.
709 G. M. [Black Rock] J. M. Mur
phy, J. P.; J. T. Rrogden, N. P. and
cx-offJ. P. j 4th Saturday.
495 G. M. [Sixth) Wm. Whatle;
i\: J. M. Arnnll, N. P .an ex-of
P. 3d Wednesday.
1203 G. M (Brooks Station)
Carson, J P; J M Bridges, N P and
ox-off J P; 4tli Thursday,
624 G M (Skakerag) J Q Landrum,
J P; B, Adams, N, P, and ex-off, J, P
2nd Saturday,
649 0, M, [Rare Over] J. M, Palmer
J. P.: M. M. Collier, N. P. and ex-
off, J. P.: 1st Saturday.
1248 G. M. (Hopeful) J. S.
Thornton, J. P.; H. B. Holder, N,
P. and cx-off. T. P.j 3d. Saturday.
1202 G. M. (Europe) S. B. Lew
is, J. P.s F. D. Hewell, ft, P. and
ex-off. J P : 3d Saturday.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
J.
J
J B
T. V. LESTER.
Attorney at Law,
Fayetteville, Ga.
H. A. PEEBLES
Attorney at Law,
Hampton, Ga.
Will practice in all the courts of this
and adjoining counties.
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*M. E. HILL,
Attorney at Law,
Fayetteville, Ga.
Will practico in all the courts, of
"this and adjoining Canties. Office In
he ocurt -house
r. W. RED WINE.
Physician and Serjyou,
Fayetteville, Ga.
freptly attended to day or
(senses of women and ohR-
clalty. Office hear 0?d
IN AND AROUND TOWN.
ITEMS OP KNTEREST AND ITEMS OF
LITTLE KNTEREST GATHERED AND
MANUFACTURED FOR THE BEN
EFIT OF OUR CITY AND
COUNTY SUBSCRIBERS.
—See change of A. & F. R. R,
schedule.
—County Commissioners met
last Monday.
—W. B. Edwards went to Se«
noia yesterday.
—Col, Jim Shell of Senoia, was
here Thursday.
—W. B. Edwards of Haralson,
was over Wednesday.
—W. C. Parker of Fairburn,
was in town Saturday.
—J. M. Bridges of Brooks Sta.
was in town this week.
—Dr. and Mrs. I. G, Woolsey
visited Atlanta Tuesday.
—Mrs. Oz Malone of W oolsey-
ville was in town Tuesday.
—Mrs. Hall of Atlanta is visit
ing her husband here this week,
—Mrs. W. J. Wells and Virda
are visiting in Paulding county.
—Mr. John Todd of Hopeful
district was in town yesterday.
—Mrs. E. J. Parker of Elat
Shoals is visiting relatives here.
—W. N, Henderson was in At
lanta this week on legal business.
—Miss Pauline Beadles visited
relatives near Lovejoy this week,
—Court is set for Monday and
Jurors and litigants w ; ll be on
hand.
—We will sell strictly for cash
from this date, until after Christ
mas. Edwards & Gilbert.
—Mrs. S. C. Travis visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ed
wards thi s week.
—The Fayetteville Musical Club
will meet to night at the residence
of Mrs Beadles.
—Dr. Claridy preached an en
feresting sermon at the Methodist
church Sunday night.
—/udge Harris will be here
Monday, and will ho ; d court if
there is any possible chance.
—What about the various can
didates for offices? We are- waits
ing patiently for your announce
ments.
—In the wreck just above Camp
Creek on last Monday Dr. Wool-
sey had an engine badly demols
ished.
—The debating club was re
organized Friday night, and will
meet every Friday night at the
court house.
—Mr, and Mrs. W. B. Edwards
have been absent several days at
the residence of the formers lather
who died last week.
—Col. L. F. Blalock, S, T. Bla
lock, Col. Malvern Hill and S. A.
Burks w ent up to the inau^ral of
Gov. Gordon Tuesday.
—A side track has been put in
place at Inman, and merchants
and citizens there, now have some
of the conveniences of a rail road
town.
—Mr. J. B. Fletcher, who visit
ed relatives here last week, left
Su nday for Ncwnan, where he will
engage in the dr.;g business' with
Dr. Reese.
—Lots are deing sold at Inman
on moderate terms, and the town
will build up. We would like to
see other towns on the road emu-
tate their example.
—W. O. Ellis and R. G. Red-
wine, left this week for East Point
where they both have paying po
sitions. We wish them well, for
they are clever boys.
PjCotton 9 6-16.
Sunshine and mud.
Don't forget the debate^ tonight.
Don't forg et the Arithmetic
school.
2000 bales of cotton received up
to date.
Miss Lee Griggs is visiting in
Atlanta.
Mr. A. J. McBride was in to see
us to-day
Clever Emmett Mathews is in
town to day.
Mr. J. T. Hewell of^B rooks Sta.,
is in town <o day.
Justice Court at Hopeful and
Europe to-morrow.
The Club will meet at the resi
dence of J. W, Graham Monday
r ight.
Miss Roxa Bennett has returned
home, after a protracted visit to
/onesboro.
Judge S. W. Harris has been res
elected ana T. A. Atkinson, of
Greenville succeeded Col. H. M
Reid as Solicitor.
That debate held last week,
when the society was re-organized
was pronounced by all to be the
best ever listened to, in the nature
of an impromptu. If you don’t
believe what we say, ask Mr. Mat
Gilbert he had the honor of pre
siding.
W. N. Henderson, our wor
thy Sheriff went to Atlanta this
week and rigged himself out in a
new suit.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Count
unty.
W. T. Mu
may concern,
urphy guardian lor Lula
W., Dora W., John W„ Sarah L.
Marie ftancie, Era E. and Ida M.
Murphy has in due time applied
to the undersigned for leave to sell
one tenth undivided enterest in lot
of land No. 43 in the 5th district
of said county, and said application
will be heard on the 1st Monday
in December next.
November, 7th 1888.
D. M. Franklin, Ordinary.
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Georgia Fayette / By virture of
County an order from
the Ordinary of said county will
be sold before the court house in
Fayetteville, within the legal hours
of sale on the 1st Tnesday in De
cember next, the following land;
117J acres more or 1 ss of land lot
No. 133 in the 7th district of said
county. Sold as the pr perty of
Wai E. Posten, for the purpose ef
distribution. Terms casji.
November, 6th, 1888.
G. W. Postin, Administrator.
—Were you presept at the trial
Monday'night? No] Then yon
missed the rarest treat evif offered
of Justice. Just ask Barney Har
rell about it.
—The citizens of this county
can point with pride to the beauti
ful Court House, that is nearing
completion as it is the prettiest and
most substantially erected of any
in the state outside of the large
cities.
Raleigh News and Observer.
Republican is a compound un:
constitutional noun, black in per
son, declining in number, of Afri
can gender and desperate case;
governed by negro, according to
the old puritan rule; “One negro
governs another.”
OBITUARY.
J. W. Brown was born in Hand
cock county Ga., May the 21st
1840 and died at his home in Fay
etteville Ga. Oct, 20ih .1888.
Brother Brown was a true man.
He had tor several years filled the
office of Sheriff in Fayette county
and was at the time, of his drath
one of the most faithful office! s
the connty ever had. He was
loved and respected by all. He
professed Religion and joined the
M. E. Church South und r the
ministry of Rev. George E. Gard
ner, and from the time of his con
version has been one of the best
and truest members of his church,
always ready to do what he could
for the glory of God and the good
of the church. At the time of his
death he was one of the best
Stewarts on the Fayetteville cir
cuit. He loved his church, he
!ov<. d his pastor, and was on the
good side of every Christian, Ilis
house was a home for the preach
er. As a husband he was loving,
affectionate and true. As a fa
ther one of the kindest. I never
knew a man that showed more
love for his children than he did.
He leaves his faithful wife and
four children with hearts crushed
but they sorrow not as those who
h veno hope. May the blessings
of God be upon the sorrowing
ones, and may this dispensation
of His providence cause them to
live close to the mark, and may
they at last make an unbroken
family around the great white
Throne.
His Pastor that loved him.
H. L, Embry.
Georgia, Fayette f D. A. McLu-
County. \ cas Adminis-*
trator of Ephraim Sweat, repre
sents to ’he court by petition that
hehasfuly Administrated Eph
raim Sweat’s astate. This is to
cite all persons concerned, to
show cause, if any they can, why
said Admi istrator should not be
discharged from his Admenistra
tion, and receive letters of dismis
sion on the 1st Monday in Febru
ary, 1889.
Nov. 5th 1888.
D. M. Franklin, Ordinary.
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M B. NOR
Georgia Fayette / By virture of
County \ an order from
the court of Ordinary of Campbell
connty, Ga., will be srid before
the court house d6or in Fayette
ville within the legal hours of sale
on the 1st Tuesday in December,
next, the following land. 60 acres
more or less of land lot No. 223 in
the 13th district of originally Hen
ry now 1248th district of Fayette
county. Sold as the property of
M. E. Jackson of Campbell coun
ty, deceased for the purpose of
paying debts. Terme cash.
November 5 1888.
Alice M. Jackson, Executrix.
Georgia, Fayette / By virture of
County \ the wi l of
Samuel Pyle, of said county de
ceased, will be sold before the
court house door in Fayetteville,
within the legal hours of sale, on
the 1st Tuesday in Decembea next
the following lands; 101J acres
more or less of land lot No. 224,
and 40 acres more or less of land
lot No. 223; All of said lands be
ing in the 13th district oforiginahy
Henry, now 1248th district of
Fayette county. Sold as the pro
perty of Samuel Pyle for the pur
pose of distribution. Terms cash.
November 5th 1888.
A. M. Jackson Executrix.
FOR TAX RECEIVER. ..
I hereby announte myself a
candidate for Tax Receiver sub
ject to whatever direction the ex
ecutive committee may see fit to
order to nominate candidates.
MILES BROWN.
—NOTICE.—
It appealing that it is impossi
ble to hpld Fayette Superior Court
at the September term 1888 of said
court, by the reason of the fact,
that the Court House is undergo-
. in® Repairs, and is in such unfinish-
a fun loving people by any court jec^copaitlgp as to render holding
of'the Go urt impfaftigable. It is
atherefore ordered the said Court
be and the same is hereby ad
journed until the third Monday in
November next. It is further or
dered that the Grand and Traverse
/urors for the regular term of said
Court’ do attend said adjourned
term. 5. W. Harris,
J. S. C. C, C
Georgia Fayette /To all whom
County \ it mayconc^rn
W. B. F. Bailey having, in proper
form, applied to me for permanent
Letters of Administrate n on the
estate of Mrs. Sarah Jones late r f
said county, this to cite all and
singular the creditors and next of
kin of Mrs. Sarah Tones, to be
and appear at my office within the
time allowed by law, and show
cause, if any they can, why p er "
manent Administration should not
be granted to W. B. F. Bailey o' 1
Mrs. Sarah Jone’s estate. Wit
ness my hand and official signatnr-
this the 3rd day of November 188e
D. M. Franklin, Ordinary.
—NOTICE.—
An act to repeal an act incorpo
rating the to^ n of Fayetteville, i
the county of Fayette and the
several acts amending thereof and
to provide a new charter for said
town and for the election of a
Mayor and councilmen, to pre
scribe their powers and duties, ♦
extend the limits of said town and
or other purposes. Notice is
hereby given that at the next
meeting of the General Assembly
a bill will be introduced for the
purposes above stated.
ARITHMETIC SCHOOL.
I will begin my class promptly
Nov. 26 and will teach 20 deys.
This is your chance. See or write
to me so that I may know how
many books to order. Advanced
scholars will need a good bnsiness
Arithmetic. The regular price is
$1,50. I will furnish it to students
for 85 or 90 cts cash. Those de
siring to work for the prize had
better buy the book at once, and
be studying it
Haw ll B. Parker, A. M.
Hampton Georgi
-DEALER IN
Grberal Merchandise!
Dry Goods. Notions, Heavy, Family and Fancy Groceries
Confectioneries, Canned Goods, etc, etc. All new sound and at
prices that can not be beat in the country. Call and s?e me when
you want bargains. Respect. M. B. NORTH
Great Bargains
To be had at the STORE of the undersigned,
DRUGS. MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS, DYESTUFFS,
Fancy and Toilet Articles,
And Everything Usually Kept in a First Class Drug Store;
AT PRICES DEFYING COMPETITION!
IF YOU DON’T SEE WHAT YOU WANT ASK FOR IT!
We invite the public to give us a call. We want you to trade
with us, and are de'erminedto make it your interist to do so.
WE KEEP IN STOCK A SUPPLY 0 F THE CELEBRATED
RAMON'S RELIEF, RAMON'S NERVE AND BONE OIL>.
Planters Family Medicines.
WE BELIEVE THEY ARE THE BEST, AND ASK T^IOSE
WHO HAVE NEVER USED THEM TO GIVE THEM A TRIAL.
EDWARDS & GILBERT.
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C. R. R. SCHEDULE
IN EFFECT SUNDAY, JUNE 1ST 1888.
Arrival and Departs o'! Trains at Jonesboro
GOING NORTH.
Fast Mail, . . 5,52 A. M
Accommodation,
Passenger,
6.15 A. M.
9,09 A. M.
4,50 P. M.
8,04 P. M.
GOING SOUTH.
Fast Mail, . . 7.39 A. M.
Passenger,
Accommodation,
Passenger,
10,00 A. M.
3.05 P. M.
7.2S P. M,
8,04 P. M
^“SUNDAY SPECIAL.
GOING NORTH. GOING SOUTH
yccommodation, 8,38 A. M. Accommodation, 4,00 P. M,
E. T. CHARLTON, Geneaal Passenger Agent, Savannah, Ga.
The Brown Cotton Gin Co.,
2STB2W LONDON, Conn.
Manufeofarers of the Old
Reliable Brown Cotton Gin*.
Feeder*, and Condenaer* All
the vary latest imp; ovemeate:
two brash belts, steel bearings,
improved roll box, patent whip-
par, extra strong brush. New
perfected Feeder, enlarged duet
proof Condenser.
Strong, durable and simple
in construction. Gina fast. rune
light, and cleans the seed per
fectly.
Sand lor Circular and Prioe
List.
Chetttr County Agricultural Works.
TEE AVOPALE GOER DULL
The Wheels are made of iron, the driving wheel having a
The corn bos is made of iron, consequently
no warping or get
ting out of shape.
Tbs operator can sea
the corn dropping. We
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MANUFACTURERS OF THE “TRY ME * HAY TEDDER.
WILL DROP
THE CORN
IN HILLS OR
ROWS, AND
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OPERATED.
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