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ISSUED ffVJSHY FtUDAY. f. 30,1888. O. A. Clinton, Editor and Pub. KST’See legal advertisements. Sd^'We are nowise responsible for the views of our correspon dents. SEND US THE NEWS. Wj want the people in every portion of the county to send us the nows, we will furnish you with stamps, paper niui envelopes and send all regular cor i cspoudents a ropy oAtho paper free, Send us evory item that will be of value to anyone In or around here, we will greatly apprlciato any and all help you can giro us. In writing send vour oomniunlcatlons so we can get them by Tuesday, CHURCH DIRECTORY. Methodist—Rev. H, L. Embry, Pastor. Preaching 1st Sunday ana Saturday before. Sunday School 9 a. m. T. F. Garrison fiup't. er meeting Wednesday night, lk^tist—Dr. I. G. Woolsey Pas- tor. Preaching 3rd Sunday and Saturday before. Sunday School 9 a. m. J. W. Grayham Supt. Prayer meeting Sunday night. COUNTY OFFICERS. Clerk—A. L, Stokes, Fayette- vide, Georgia. Ordinary—D. M. " Franklin, Fayetteville, Georgia. Sheriff—/. W. Brown, Fayette • viile, Georgia. Dept *y Sheriff—W. N. Hender- ion, Fayetteville, Georgia. Tax Receiver—F. N. Farr, Flat Creek, Georgia. Tax Collector—J. H. Williford, Flat 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’fc-post master 1/ p mail closes at 4 30. Down mail closes at 8 30. j KNIGHTS OF HONOR. } 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 30 P. M. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. L. F Blalock. I hatrmanB. L. John ■»'>«, O-H. Batin, W. N. T. Harp. Dr K. IS. Weldon, A. E. Stokes, ex-off •4 Jerk. ITEMS OF ENTERIC ST AND ITEMS OF LITTLE ENJKKEST GATHERED AND MANUFACTURED FOR THE BEN EFIT OF OUR CITY AND COUNTY SUBSCRIBERS. DISTRICT COURTS. 496 G. M. (Fifth)—S. T. Blalock. J F :B. L. McGough, N. P. and ex-off . P. 4th Friday In each month. 688 G. M. (Fourth) C. It. WooWer, J. P.; J. M. Spurlin, N. P. ox-off. J. r- ■3 d Saturday in each month. 709 G. M. [Black Rock) J. M. Mur ; hy, J. P.; J. T. Rmgden, N. P. and h s-off J. P.; 4th Saturday. 495 G. M. [Sixth) Wm. Whatley, J. P.; J. M. Arnall, jtf. P .an ex-off, J t*. 8d wodnesday. 1293 G. M (Brooks Station) J B Carron, J P; J M Bridge* N P and ex-off J P i 4th Thnraday, 624 G M (Shakerag) J Q Lapdrum, J Pi B, Adams, N, P, aud ex-off, J, P 2nd Baiurday, 649 fl, M, [Rare Over! J. M, Palmer J. P.: If. M. Colliar, N. Y. and ex- 68, 1. P.t lat Saturday. Ili8 G. M. (Hopeful) J. S. Thornton, J. P.j H. B. Holder, N. P. and cx-off. J. P.; 3d Saturday. 1262 G. M. (Europe) S. B. Lew- I* J. P.t F. D. Hewell, N. P. and ex-off. J P . 3d Saturday. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. T. V. LESTER. Attorney at Law, Fayetteville, Ga. H. A. PEEBLES Attorney at Lave, Hampton, Ga. WIU -practice in all the courts of this and adjoining counties. if. E. HILL, Attorney at Law, Fayetteville, Ga. Will practico in all the courts, of this and adjoining counties. Offloe In he ocurt house. —Ice on Monday last. —Did you see the elephant? —Shall we have a Christmas tree ? J. A. Henderson was in Atlanta Tuesday. —Our “devil” has been sick this week. —Judge Hall visited Atlanta this week. —Now is the time to prune your fruit trees. W. B. Edwards was in Hamp ton "this week. Ba.ney Harrell visited the c ; ’.r.t y Sunday. t« , . Sfokcs was at Brooks J Glut ion *’•' ■ ok. - ;t G ice, of Inman, was in tr.v.: • . “'•day. — T J- . Jeplitha Murphy is rl'jr ■ -.nsidence. .—«. j : mie Ellis is visiting he ' :c; East Point. f , ; re eight candidates ; -r [■ , i Fayette county. • ? "' r.s rs Will and Bob Ellis of - Point was here Sunday. - 1 m .ling at the M. E. Church v.::d ’.r.-ky and Sunday night. _ .. j^rs. Mat Gilbert and Luke visited /oncsboro Sunday. T "Vs. J. 'W. Graham spent ionda'' and T 1 sday in Atlanta. —W. B. Edwards Jr., of H- al- son w. - )ii. re Sundey and Monday. —The telegraph line has been put up and we will c oon have an ^office. —Dr. and Mrs. Woolsey of Woolsey viile spent I/Tonday in Atlanta. —Messrs John McKown and Bob Dobbs of Jonesboro, .was in town Wednesday. —Messrs J. B. Hightower and M. E. Sams of Inman went up to Atlanta Monday. —Clever Erany‘t Hollings- worth entered the Arithmetic school here Monday. —Mr. G. 1‘. Butler hasre’urned and will finish las work on tee Court llo'tse this v.ixk. —Mr. J. 11. Bur's halter w i town Monday. D' '• f'iend, . a'wavsgliu to sveh:.ii. - There will be more emu planted in Fayette county ne\ year th.»n ever before. — Coap r Edge has mad cor.*, sid ruble improvements on the ClavtoH County Herald. — Fayetteville is the place to buy your t oods. You can buy ilicni : s cheap here as in A.I.'.nta. - Mr. S. A. Burks lelt yester day for Alabama, where lie will spend several d.t^s with relatives. —Tony Fuller the boy the train run cvvi last week is recovering. Dr. Edwards thinks he will soon bj Well. — Ur. Edwards has moved to the residence recently vacated by J. W. Kitchens, in front of the Bap tist church. —If you anticipate coming to Fayetteville to live, now is the time to speak foi a house, before they are all rented. —Messrs Dock Stanfield and Robt Fife, of Henry county, was over this week. Come again boys wc are always glad to see you. ---Dr. E. P. Overby, of Hamp ton wa3 over to see us this week. The Doctor is just as clever as he can be and we are always glad to sec him. Col. Malvern HiU went To yesterday. Judge Stokes went to Atlanta yc. terday. Miss Nar.nie NcCollu m visited friends in Atlanta thh week, L. J. Crimp and N. R. Beadles two of our successful nieiclmilts went to Atlanta today. An entertainment given .at the residence of Mr. J. W. Graham last night was enjoyed by the young people. Misses N't.i Couch md Corn lia Carlton of Scnoia, are visiting the family of Dr. J. T. Edwards this week. FROM GROG DON. Prof. Rhodes of Campbell coun ty has been asked to take the Hopeful school for the year 1889. The Prof, has agreed to take it. If you want to know the truth about something , you never thought of just call on Dr. J. j. Vineyard and ask him if he loves Miss G. Mr. G. E. Moore the late mil ler of Favor’s mill wants the peo ple to understand that he lias not run away, as reported, but will mash coin next year at Hathcocks mill in Campbell county. Mr. Banks, late of Coweta coun ty now oi Favor's mill, is boarding on the hill and grinding at the mill. Mr. C. B. Brogdon Sr., has the champion mule of Fayette county. It takes the whole family to work it. Coup-do-.main. INMAN DOTS, Mr. J. B. Hightower, cue of In man’s business men went to Atlan ta on Monday last. Mr. C. C Sams nTbuiTding gen eral repair shop au Inman, There was a larcc crowd out to hear Rev. W. W. Wadsworth preach Sunday afternoon. John aud Annie Hightower have returned home from a p !eas- ant visit to Atlanta. Mr. J. B. Hightower is cutting down the trees in front of his resi dence so he can see the train as'i comes around the curve. Mrs Fannie Whitehurst of Perry u* 1 i’aia Hightower of Inman '• jc> c J a most pleasant visit t h-. quarterly meeting at County ! : ie last Saturday and Sunday. Mr. J. B. Hightower says cotton is c.irce and collections are slow Lit’Je Charlie Hightower (not three years old) wants to " car '.leeches. Never mind Charlie you will have to don them suoi - nough. Mr. Mozee Nash and Miss Lil le McLucas visited County Line last Sunday. Long life and prosperity to the Fa YU I TiiVi LLE N EWS. Anonymous Georgia Fayette / To aH wbonvit County. , [ may concern. W. T. Murphy guardian Lr Lula W», Dora W., John W., S-T.th L. Mavir: Nancic, Era E. and I’t M. Muptiy has in due time p'ded to the undersigned for 1 av~ to ta il orn tenth undivided cum ,-t V lot of land No. 13 in the bth district of said county', and said nypli. ion will be heard on the 1st Mcndaj in December next. November, 7th 1S88. I). M. Franklin, Ordinary. Georgia Fayette / By virture of County (an "At from the Ordinary of said county will be sold before the court ho rse in Fayetteville, within the ' ..1! hours of sale on the 1st Tnesd. - In De cember next, the following And; I 17.^ acres more or 1 ss of d Jot No. 133 in the 7th district of said t y. ^ohl as the pr pe ty of co 1 Wf E. Postal, for the purpose of distribution. Terms cash. November, oth, 1888. G. W. Postkn, Administrator, How can Parents , allow their children to cough anil strain and dough and camly «r ; "Oh! it is only a little cold,' 7 a 1 keep giving them cheap and dan gerous medicines, until they arc- down with lung fever or consump tion, when they can be so easily relieved by BEGGS’ CHERRY COUGH SYRUP? tt has n> superior, and few equals. Edwards & Gilbert Druggists. APtITHMETIC SCHOOL. I will begin my class promptly Nov. 26 and will teach 20 days. 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 $1,60. 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 Howill B. Parker, A. M. Georgia, Fayette f D. A. McLu- Countyu \ cas Adminis trator of Ephraim Sweat, repre sents to - hc court by petition that he has ful y Administrated Eph raim Sweat’s astate. This is to cite all persons concerned, to show cause, if any they' can why said Admi istlator should not be discharged from his Admonistra lion, and receive let'ers of dismis sion on the 1st Monday in Febru ary, 18,80. Nov. 5th 1888. D. M. Franki.in, Ordinary. Georgia Fayette f B.- virture of County \ an order irom the court of Ordinary of Campbell connty. Ga., will be sold before the court house door in Fayette ville within the legal hours of sale on the 1st Tuesday in December, next, the following land. 60 acre? mo<(; or less of land lot No. 223 in e loth ci s'ri t of originalV Hen now 12 IS h «h let of I'j • ,e county*. Soni as Mm prop ry o. M. E. Jackson of Campbell coun ty, deceased lor the purpose of payin debts. Terme c.sli. November 5 1888. Alice M. Jackson, Executr GEORGIA, \ I hereby no- Fayette County. / tify all persons concerned, that I have this day made my wife, Mary C. McLeroy, a free dealer, to contract, su? and be sued in as full a manner as is provided by law. Nov. 19th 1888. J. E. McLeroy. v_> l ,• aqt«rtlico Jo:.Kis-a. l!n.• cuts C fi 'er, Sc-.r *!orr.-.c.'i a Cad pWtr’X' u ^ ■J.Jt.SMITKACO.. PR. RICE, For «j jtin «t jy Conrt Plte*, Mir tt Cpirmfitor, 5ie» end Inputwcy, u of la yon4k, mtol aaaamm It nt> tercr jnkTt, or atixtr ranxm, tad pwrfMtog mm if lbiM> kvies •ffvt*: Nsr-DejneM, Besoisa.J lalau^u, Mdl talk Cor* ly dTMtsu). Ox.a*** o? IMskt, Datbetir* Mnwrr, Fix* gttlDscxy. Ptap-U* oz Aicmaa tc Z-.=kv of FoeuHt CcsToakt •? ldiR». Ua* ot 8«xual Icwtr, ho.. m4cr «j K-irnsji bocropsir or vobmopr, in lUrsogtlv it 1 . ywmC SSSi. rUw xr-'t 04fi9r pAtnia Monaam quick!? «ttv4, Ji !x ..lea: tlut a ph/ rfdto *ht oay* vpadai aMat'to* U « d'^« af Hmum, tad umUac thoosaada uiv tfcy. *«<![« AUl. PkjsMisi Caot W«ew id rtirxi v ar ttn. U la tz-owtriiact t ^41k?*itr L-s.Uirot, eu& to wt MlraMI ’*7 tJ »-r fopiCD*. Cnrw r 2, •. rtuitood U til ChftM C ---*iDr ar v, fre» ml Urflai wwt'J nxaccAt-Unvl carraaptw-lrcoa cjiMa PP.rViLTS COtTK'iSIaOR Of ICO pAff«. a»at to an j addrvao, aaoersty ~nTi1hr TTltfkt 0*0 *aia. FSov'A lo road t»? aiL Addrcoo as *brr% GO" fc A. W. Vit P. k. IsonZjiTa uhTJ&> M. B. NORTH Hampton Georgia. -DEALER INI- Grjaeral Mercliandis Dry Goods. Notions, He-ov Family and Fancy Grocaiic.-, Confectioueiies, C-nncd Goods, etc, ct *. All new sound and at prices that can not be beat in the count--*. Call and see me when you want bargains. Respect. M. B. NORTH. T. W.REDWINR. Phystctan and Sergem, Fayetteville, Go, tails promptly attended to day or night. DeaetMi of women and iiU- a apoolalty. Ofln wear old . COUGH! and COUGH!!! sWhat in the world is the reason you will cough and keep coughing and still keep trying inferior med icines when BEGG’S CHERRY COUGH SYRUP will positively relieve your congh at once? This is no advertising scheme,but an actual fact, and we guarantee it, Edwards & Gilbert, Druggist, FOR TAX RECEIVER. I hereby announce mysel 1 candidate for Tax Receiver sub ject to whatever direction the exs ecutive committee may see fit to order to nominate candidates. MILES BROWN. AND Di-OOD MAKER The only propsratiou Fiat cleanses, purifies nna iucrenses thoonautlty of blood. Ho had results folio" «•> iso and it is not sold in coun«'tUion with mi- roliahlo medlelnes. K» ••• Imttlo war ranted for ull hlrwol «li-«—-*lors and impurities. JlF.MbS r I *0 WITT, Chicago, 111., I'. . Georgia, Fayette f By virture of County \ the wi 1 of Samuel Pyle, of said county de- ccsed, will be sold before the court house door in Fayetteville, within (he legal hours of sale, on the 1st Tuesday in Dccombea 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 of originally Henry, now 1248ih district of Fayette county. Sold as the pro- pr-:y of Samuel Pyle for the pur pose of distribution. Terms cash. Novcnilu r 5th 1888. A. 'L Iackson Executrix. Georgia ’-'alette /To all whom County \ it mayconc^rn \V. B. F. Bailey having, in proper form, apolied to me for permanent Letters of Administrate n on the estat* of Mrs. Sarah Jones late < f sai l 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 per manent Administration should not be granted to W. B. F. Bailcv on M rs. Sarah Jone’s estate. Wit ness my hand and official signatnr- this the 3rd day of November lS8e D. M. Franklin, Ordinary. 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. \\\ w’ant you to with us, and are de - ermined to make it vour inUF t to do so. trade PAY FOR YOUR PAPER. —NOTICE.— An act to repeal an act incorpo rating the town 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 councilmcn, 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. Wlint on Farth Is the reason peonle will not, can not, or do not see any difference in cheap nostrums put up by Cheap John houses or it responsible pars ties at enormous profvs, rather than take a medicine of world wide reputation and one that is giving uninersal satisfaction at an equal price? No medicine in the world is giving such unparal leled satisfaction for purifying the blood as BF.GGS’ BLOOD PU RIFIER & BLOOD MAKER, anil over, bottle that does not do i s wc ' cost you nothing. For sale by Ed vards ft Gilbert. WE KEEP IN STOCK A SUTrLY oT THE CELEBRATED RAMON'S RELIEF. RAMON'S NERVE AND BONE OIL, Planters Family Medicines. WE BELIEVE THEY ARE THE BEST, AND \SK THOSE WHO HAVE NEVER USED THEM lO GIVE THEM A TRIAL. EDWARDS & GILBERT. C. R. R. SCHEDULE IN EFFECT S US DAY, JUNE 1ST 1S83. Arrival and Departue of Trains at Jonesboro GOING NORTH. Fast Mail, . . 5.52 A. M. Accommodation, Passenger, 6.15 A. M. 9.0!) A. M. 4,50 P. M. 8,04 P. M. GOING SOUTH. Fast Mail, . . 7,39 A. M. Passenger, . . 10,00 A. M, 3,65 P. M. 7,2S P. M, 8,01 P. M Accommodation, Pass nger, ISTSUNDAY SPECIAL. GOING NORTH. GOING SOUTH yccoinmodation, 8,38 A. M. Accommodation. 4,00 P. M. E. T. CHARLTON, Geneaal Passenger Agent, Savannah, Ga % Chester County Agricultural Workt “ THE ATMD1LE CORN DRILL. lb» Whc«k bib bUsoI iron, th* driving wnat) t*vi oouonva face. Th*bornboxism*d*ol iron, oonsequ? no warping or ting out ot sijs* Th« opwatcr otn M* ' U>* son dropping. Wa la Tits dstlsre, fsrmtn tndotksn tataraatel in Agricultural MacUaWT to thoroughly Inipssi ear mtchin*. AT SmJ /br OtrcOmi COOPER & HILL, AVONDALE. mmSTcO^IL MANUFACTURERS OF THE “TRY ME 7 HA* TEDDER. WILL DROP THE CORN IN HILLS OR ROWS, AND IS EASILY OPERATED.