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Friday Jan. 4,1CS9.
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O. A. Otiurros, Suitor a tut Pqjfc.
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JE3T*Se« legal advertisement*.
8S^”We are nowise responsible
For the views of our correspon
dents.
BEND U» THE NEWS.
wa want the people lu every portion
of the oounty to send us the news, we
will fhruish you with stamps, paper
and envelopes and send all regular oot
I'capondonie a '■opy of the paper free,
Send us every item that will be *f
value to anyouu In or around here,
wo will greatly appriolato any and all
help you oan give us. In writing send
v*iur conittiUhlcations so we cau get
(fiom by Tuesday,
CHURCH DIRECTOR Y.
Iilethodlab—Rev. H. IJ. Embry.
l%«tor. Preaching 1st Sunday and
Saturday before. Sunday School
0 a. H. T. F. Garrison flup't
lYj.yer meeting Wednesday night.
ItejMist-—Dr. f G. Woolsey Pas*
tor. Preaching 3rd Sunday aod
Saturday before. Sunday School
9 a, m. ). W. Grayham Supt
Prayer meeting Sunday night.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
v (Jlerk—A. E. Stokss, Fayette
ville, Qeorgia.
Ordinary—D. M. Franklin,
Fayetteville. Georgia.
Sheriff— /. W. Brown, Fayette-
vide, Georgia.
Dept ’y Sheriff—W. N. Hender
son, Fayetteville, Georgia.
Tax Receiver—F. N. Farr,
Flat Creek, Georgia.
Tax Collector—f. H. Williford,
Flat Creek. Georgfa.
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, Qa,
POST OFFICE.
J. W. Kitchens post master..
Ii. A. Perdue As’t. post ma#t«r
Up mail clo*es at 4 30.
Down mail closes at 8 SO.
KNIGHTS' OF HONOR.
). W. Kitchens Dictator J. T.
Eb wards, past Dictator A. O. ®la-
lopk Reporter. D. M. Fran Win
Financial Rcpoiter. W; N, T.
Harp Secretary.
Meet 2nd and 4th Saturday at
3 loP. M.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
L. PBlalock, C h#uima nE L. Joh*
sort, QJl Eatin, 5U T. Harp. Dr
B. B. Weldon, A. E. Stokes, ax-off
C Ifffte.
DISTRICT CO UR Ti.
.496 G. M- (Fifth)—S. T. Blalock. J
P;B.L. MuDough, N. P. and ox-ofi
. P, 4th Friday In each month.
638 G. M. (Fourth) G. B. Woeleey,
.(. P.; J. M. Spuvlin, N. F. ex-off. J. ft*
2 Q Saturday iu each month.
709 G. M.[Black Rock] J. M. Mur-
pbv, J. P-! J. T. Brogdon, V. 9. and
ex-o# J. V.; 4th Saturday.
t495G.M. [Sixth) Win. Whatler, J.
Rtj. M, Aruall, H.P.an e«-off, J
ft Sd Wednesday.
1293 G. M (Brook* Statimi) J g
Carson, J P i J M Bridges, N P and
ei-off J P; 4th Thnrsday,
@24 G M (Si akerag) J Q Landrum,
f 3|VB, Adams, N, P, and s*-eff, 3, P
2nd Bn|«rday,
649 G, M, [Rave Over] J, M, Palmer
T. M. M. Collier, N. P. and ex-
off T. P.: 1st Saturday.
1248 O. M. (Hopeftil) J S.
Thomton,|. H. B. Holder, N.
P. and Mf-off I. P.i 3d Saturday.
1362 G. M. (Europe) S. B. Lefc-
i|,7. P.: F. D. Hewell, N. P. and
dx-off. J P . 3d Saturday.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
IN-AND AROUND 70WN.
I
T. V. LESTER.
Attorney at Law,
Fayetteville, Ga.
H. A. PEEBLES
Attorney at Lavs,
Hampton, Gee.
■Will praotico In all tho oourti Of this
and adjoining counties.
ITEMS OF KNTEREST AND ITEMS OF
LITTLE ENTEBEST GATHERED AND
MANUFACTURED FOR THE BEN
EFIT OF OUR CITY AND
CPUNTY SUBSCRIBERS.
■M. E. HILL,
Attorney at Law,
Fayetteville, Ga.
Will praetlco iu all tlio courts, of
this and adjoining counties. Office In
ho ccurt house.
T. IV. RED WINE.
Physutan and Stvgeou,
FaysttsvilU, Ga.
promptly attended to *r
jorii a«4
neur 4S
—1889.
—Chtistmas over.
—Who will be marshall?
—Salt Lake City is on top.
—School will open Monday.
—The election passed off quiet
ly.
—The nominees were all elec
ted.
—Where will the calaboose be
built?
—Our Christmas tree was a
success.
—Will Blalock went to Macon
last week.
—W. H. Stanfield was over
this week, ,
—We will have a new “devil”
next week.
—Several candidates are in the
field for marshall?
—C. J. Stanfield of Lovejoy was
over to see us this week.
—C. O. Stanback visited his pa
rents in North Georgia last week.
—Miss Nannie McCollum visits
ed relatives in Atlanta this week.
—J. M, Dorsey spent Christ
mas in Atlanta, and has not res
turned.
—/. A. Henderson had the
misfortune to lose another horse
this week.
—Prof. Parker has rented the
residence of R. H. Bennett and
will occupy it soon.
—H. P. Gay&Bro. have left for
Texas. Individually, however,
and not as a firm.
—B. H. Travis of Alabama,
ormerly of Fayette county, is viss
iting relatives here.
—One of our young friends
went to Atlanta this week and
purchased a new suit. Rtandbaclc
--Miss Tump Byington an ac
complished young lady of /ones-
boco, is visiting Mrs. J. W. Brown
—Miss Wfllie Fife an accom
plished young lady of Hampton,
visited Miss Lillian Graham last
week.
— Mrs. L. F. Blalock has been
quite sick during . the holidays.
We are glad to state that she is
better.
—B. L. McGough no ,v occu
pies the residence of J. L.R alocl-
just out of incorporation, vacat :d
by J, J. Davis.
—?vlis?es Annie and Cora Clark,
two charming young ladies from
Atlanta, are visiting Misses Leo
and B.auty Griggs.
—The small boy and the tin
horn did not make his appearance
last week. The large boy and his
fire-crackers took the town.
—Misses Roxa Bennett ami
Lillian Graham, after spending
several days with friends near
Lovejoy, have returned home,
—The Morman made a good
race and if signs are worth any
thing to office seekers we think
Utah, had better be visited by oth
ers.
—Bill and Frank Wells will ply
their trade in East Point, They
are both good smiths and deserve
patronage where ever they may
locate.
—As the people have never
been informed cf tl e fact we will
state right here that one of the
successful candidates came from
Tennessee.
—Book Martin made a good
race and though he was defeated
nothing can be said, so far as we
know against the manner in which
his race was conducted.
—Elections are now receiving
the attention of the citizens. One
for courny officers last Wednesday
and tho /ustices of the Peace and
bailiffs vill be elected to-morrow.
Who will be the first Mayor
of Faj etteville?
Mrs. J. W. Brown has moved to
the Parker place.
Stanback has come back and
says he will not go back.
The aspirants for the office of
constable are numerous.
/. R. /ackson has written for his
family to meet him in Alabama.
H H.yones, representative of
the Macon Telegraph was in town
this week.
The vault doors in the offices of
the Ordinary and Clerk are in posi
tion and much admired.
The County Commissk ners met
Tuesday and rejected some of the
work on the Court House. *
Bob Beadles speaks of going to
Atlanta soon. Bob is good bus
iness young man and will do well
in Atlanta.
W. H. Persons the popukr and
efficient Ordinary of Coweta, was
mingling with friends in this coun
ty last week.
Henry county has its charms for
some of our boys. Messrs Lester,
stanback. Stell and Beadles think
cf locating there.
Dr. W. S. Russell will rfiave to
town soon and resume the prac
tice of his fiofession at this place.
The Dr. is a splendid gentleman
and will make a good citizen.
A. E. Stokes retains his cffice as
Clerk of the Supciior Court, and
enters upon his 24th consecnlive
year. Is there a county in the
State that can boast of a more
popular clerk than Fayette?
Mr. Mathew S. Reade of Brook
Hn, N. Y., was in !o\vn this week,
looking after the enterest of the
estate of his uncle, Mathew Reade
who died in this cou ity on the 15
of December. Mr. Reade b : ds us
send him the News for one year.
Miss Phena Woodruff tele
graph operator at Wiiliamson had
charge of the office here during
Mr. Stanbac V absence. She is a
splendid young kidy and a good
operator. We think our agent
would exchange permanent'v with
the agent at Williamson,
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
TRAVIS—IIKiVDEllS Or.
I
Married at the residence of the
brides mother, Mrs. A- J. Hender
son, Wednesday evening Dec. 26,
Mr. Will Travis to Miss Alice
Henderson, Rev. II. L. Embry
■ fficiatir.g. They have the best
of their friends, and the N lws for
th°ir future happiness.
Attention Citizens!!!
A meeting of the citizens of
Fayetteville is called for to meriow
night for the purpose of selecting
a ticket to govern the town under
the new Charter The General
Assembly at its recent session
passed an act providing for a new
Charter which changesthc incor
poration to half a mile. Th:re is
to be an election on next Wednes
day for Mayor and Council ;Tliere
arc to be five* Council-mcn. We
have long needed a city govern
ment, and as we now have the
opportunity to provide laws and
have them enforced, dont shirk
any dJty, but come out and select
men who will work for the benefit
of the town Dont forget the meet
ing tomorrow night, Siturdiy;
/an.5th.
IIoavcan Parents
allow their children to cough and
strain and cough and candy say:
“Oh! it is only a little cold.” and
keep giving them cheap and dm
gerous medicines, until they are
down with lung fever or consump
tion, when thev can be so easily
relieved by BEGGS’ CHERRY
COU’ 'I SYRUP? tt has no
superior, and few equals.
Edwaids & Gilbert Druggists.
GEORGIA, \ I hereby no-
Fa/ette County. J tify all persons
concerned, that i have this day
made mv wife, Maty C. McLeroy,
a free < , to contract, and
be sued us full a tnann . as is
o oviued by law.
Nov. 19th 1888.
J. K. McLeroy.
GEORGIA, Fayette County.
To all whom it may concern, Jas.
E. Thompson has in due form ap*«
plied to the undersigned for per
manent letters of administration
05 the estate of Mathew Reade,
late of said coun'y, deceased, and
I will pass upon said application
on the first Monday in February,
If89. Given under my hand and
official signature. This the 3rd
day of /anuary, 1881
D. M. Franklin, Ordinary.
GEORGIA. Fayette County.
By virture of an order form the
Ordinary of said county will be
sold before the Court House in
Fayetteville within the legal hours
of sale on the first Tuesday in
Februaiy next, the folkwing land
117^ acres more or lcss o! land lot
Nb. 133, in the 7th district of
said county. Sold as the proper
ty of W. Iv Posten of said county
deceased, for the purpose of dis
tribution. Terms cash. Said land
being now resold, the bidder ai
fir>t s. le having failed to ccmp y
with term-; of s le. _/.in. the 3rd
1889. G. W. Postev Adminst’r.
Slieiiff Sales,
Will be sold on the first Tuesday
in February next, a t the Court
House in said county within the
legal hours of sale to the the high
est biddei cash, the following pro
perty to wit: One lot of land ly
ing in said county, containg two
hundred and tw:> and one half
acres more or less, as lot No. 30
Also (-10) foity acres off of lot No
3, lying bro d side to lot No. 30.
on the north tide of said lot. Ah
said land containing (242js) two
hundred and forty two and one
half acres more or less and lying
in the oth district of said ccunty.
Said land levied on as the proper
ty Westley Arnall, to satisfy an
execution issued from the Superior
Court of said county in favor of
T. S. Persons, against Westley
Arnall. This Jan 3rd IS89.
W. N. Hend;- kson Sheriff.
A.&F.R.R:
TIME TABLE No. 14.
Following schedule goes into effee
Oct. 1, 1888.
SOUTH bound.
No. JI Leave Atlanta
3
30 p m
Leave l'ayct’eville
4
54
“ Williamson
6
01
“ Culloden
7
33
Arrive Fort Valley _
9
00
No. ^5 Leave Atlanta
8
45 a m
Leave Fayetteville
11
20
“ Williamson
1
08
“ Culloden
4
10 pm
Arrive Fort Valley
6
40
NORTH BOUND
No. J2 Leave Fort Valley 5 00 a m
Arrive Culloden 6 24
“ Williamson 7 58
“ Fayettevle 9 06
“ Atlanta 10 30
No^]6 Leave Fort Va’ley 12 10 p m
Arrive Culloden . 2 33 p m
'• Williamson 6 02
»“ Fayetteville 8 00
“ Atlanta 9 50
A ORE
la th* kUtarr •( tht _
u *T«nrMB *f Inr*
MM Wltli H OOUTM •( tu _
Mttor way Vdoa* thaa tot
Tim Macon Telrgi
It* new* facilities »r» nnmrpuMd by ur p
In the Rnuth. In addition to the fti[4tofM__
•ted PrM» dlip&tehee, It hu epeeiel norrespsO-
•om hy wire »nd letter from ell ImyortMto
pelnu In aeorft* end the nelthborine >i»«ws
Durlnii the pretest testlun blto|rmNE
Ington will be the moet irap-rtent end rr.MtS-
tfreet'nr sew* centre In the country. Ito
Weebioftoe Correepoedence o! the T«l«ereakS
the Terr beet thet nen be hed. ‘
1 te.regnler correspondent furnishes the leWM
newt end foislp in full diipetcliee. FieatUHT
ipecisl letter! Irons Hon. Aim* J. Cummins,
member of Courrsee trom New York, Prenk G.
Cerpenter, end w. a. Croffut, three of th*berit
keswn newspeper writers et the cepitel, d0>-
enss tk* lirest end moet Important issue* of Ike
dey.
The Telepreph le eDemoeretloTerir Referto
peper. It Is thoronehly In line with th* poll*
#f President Clerelend end the Dsmocreti
perty. In th* 'comins netlonel eempelyn tk*
T*ieyr*ph will not only else ell tb* newt, M
will diacaae ell public tatate from th* iios»
pelnt of genuine Demeeretl* leltk. latoerlhg
et one*.
Dally, ess year, « . .gin
•ally, srtx ■eosthe, .... 4 *p
Dolly, three aoeethe, . . . , t to
Daily, ea* needs, .... ,TI
Weekly, ss* yser, . . . 1 M
Terms; Ceek to *4roses. 141 rem
TU TEJHirE
Mies*, gseeeti
[Daily. ^Daily except Sum
day.
T. O. TROY. Gen’l Subt.
GEORGIA Fayette j By virture
County ! of an order
from the court of Ordinary of said
county, will be sold before the
court house door in Fayetteville
within the legal hours of sale, on
the 1st Tuesday iu January i.ext,
the following land, one tenth un-
devided interes' in lot of land No.
48, in the fifth district of-aid coun
ty, sold as the property of Lula
W., Dora W., John VV., S rah L.,
Marie, Nancie, Eva L., and Ida.
M. Murphy, (or the purpose of
distribution. Terms cash.
W. T. Murphy
Dec OtblSSS. Guardian.
GEORGIA, FAYETTE <_ OUATY
J. D. Nations lias applied for exemp
tion of personalty, and setting apart
and valuation of homestead, and !
will pass upon the same at K) o'clock
A. M. on the 3rd dav of dan. 1S8S, at
my office. Drc. 10th 1888.
D- \T. Franklin, Ordinary.
COUGH! and COUGH!!!
sWhat in the world is the reason
you will cough and keep coughing
and still keep trying infe-iior med
icines when BEGG’S CHERRY
COUGH SYRUP will positively
relieve your cough at cncc? Th is
is no advertising scheme,but an
actual fact, and we guarantee it.
Edwards & Gilbert, D.uggist,
Georgia, Fayette
fl), A. McLu-
County. \ cas Adminis
trator of Ephraim Sweat, repre
sents to 'he court by petition that
he has fuly Admin straled Eph
raim Sweat’s astate. This i- to
cite all persons concerned, to
show cause, if any they cm, why-
said Admi istrator should not be
discharged from his Admenistra
tion, and receive let ers of di-mis
sion on the 1st Monday in Febru
ary, 1889.
Nov. 5th 188S.
D. M. Franklin, Ordinary.
Fire Insurance.
The winter season is nearly here.
Insure your homes against 16ss by
fire.
Rates aud Companies gunran
teed asgood as the best.
I am itf testt tit 9. the AT
LANTA HOME, PHEN1X and
other Insurance Companies.
Call on or a 1 dress me ,-\t F A\
ETTEY1LL'
, E, HILL,
M. M, & W, H, Gardner,
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
I.D PICTURES COPIED AND
ENLARGED.
Picture Frames for Sale.
— 13 MARIETTA STREET.—
Atlanta
$11,950
IN CASH
GIVEN AWAY
To SMOKERS of Blackwell’s
Genuine Bull Durham
Smoking Tobacco.
Tkfc Sjseelel Deposit li to g-jereetee the
toyneat of tbe »' premiame fully deecnbeU
Ui our former «e»oufcein*nl*.
Th# premiueu wiTl be tetd, eo metier ke^
■eeli the number of bf-r* retureeo mey be.
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m 1 ton
What on Forth
Is the reason people will n h, can
not, or do not see any d ff-n nee
in cheap nostrums put up by Cheap
John houses or irresponsible pars
ties at enormous profits, ra’her
than take a medicine ot v orld
wide reputation and one that is
giving uninersal satislactinn at
an equal prict? No m.dicine in
the world is gwing su^n urpira -
leltd satisfaction for purifying the
blood as BEGGS BLOOD 1 VE
RIFIER. & BLOOD MAKER,
and every bottle that does n ,t do
i s work will cost you not Iting.
For sale by Edwards *<. Gilbert.
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GEORGIA, Fayette County, |
Will be sold on the first Tuesday j
in /anuary next, at thecourt ho se j
in said county within hwfu’ hours j
of sale to the highest bidder, c ish !
the follawing property to wit: Out-
third interist in (33$) thirty three’
and one third acres of land, the
some being > leten and ninth 1 l
1 9 acres off the South West cor
ner of lot of land No I9O .Bound
ed the W-st and South by Mrs.
Coppcdge, North by estate ct C.
S. Joi "s and East by L. W. Ear
the p\acc whereon ctbfendent now
resides. Said property levied on
as the proberty 01 Mis. L. C. Ren
frow' ts satisfy an execution issued
from the Justice court 495 h disE
G. M. of said county in favor c t
E.G. Grantham, tor use of S’.eph
en Renfrew, against said Mrs L.
0. Kenfrow. This Dec. 6th. 1888.
W N, Henderson, Sheriff.
AND BLOOD MAKER
The only preparation that cleanse*,
purifies anu increases the quantity 01
blood. Ho bad results follow its nse and
it is not sold in competition with un
reliable medicines. Every bottle war*
ranted for all blood disorders and
impurities. BEGGS & UeWITT, i
Chicago, III., U. 8. A.
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Sarsaparillak
I* * peculiar medifioe. nnd Is earetvUy $*hf
pared by eompetent I'lmuuaclsts. TU* **■»
blnetton end proportion ol Sarsaperlite. Ike*.
Btelion, Mandrake, Yellov,- Dock, end otbeu,
remetUst *£<■ at* is eiclusively peculiar *•
Mood’s Sarsepurill*. giving It sneugxb aaM
euretive power superior to other prep*
-atiou*. A. trial will convince you ot Hfc
great medicinal value, lleod's Sars»pe»tHa
Purifies the Blood d
ereete* end sharpens ttie appetite, stimulalSt
tbe digestion, and gives strength to eT*l)r
ergon of the body. It cures the most sever*
case* of Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Boils, Pimple^
end ell other affections caused by impui*
klood. Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Headache.
Kidney end Liver Complaints, Catarrh, Rhea,
matlsm, end that extreme tired feeling. ->
“Hood's Sarsaparilla hue helped me more
**r catarrh amt initsiro blood than anything
eU* I ever used." A. Pui, ’yiaouse, X. T.
j Creates an Appetite -t
' “I used Ilocd's Sarsapaiilla to cleanse m$
Mood end tone up my ?' -tew. It gave mu
good appetite and iss ued to build mo ov*r,*
to M. Hale, Lima, Ohio.
“I took Hood's Sarsaparilla for canceee**
kamor, end It began to art unlike anyth!*#
*(*•, 1; cured th.e humor, and seemed to
to** up tho whole body and glvo me not*
flf*." J. V. Nixoji, Cnml i iU ;i eport, Mas*.
Send for book 'giving statements of cures.
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