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LISBON SCHOOL HOUSE.
Our Editors came down to Up*
Ion chapel Sunday.
Mr W* M Amall of the Mill,
was at Lisbon Sunday.
Mr T. L. Hardiman left Tues
day for his future home, Griffin.
Mr W. A. Jones of Mahan Ala,
is stopping a few days with Mr. J.
H. Travis,
Col Sam Methvin of Senoia
spent last week with Mr W. W.
Wilson.
Mr J. S. Kerlin who has been
in Carrolton for some time Is at
home again.
Mr Raa Haistin is back from
BHnlelee mountain, call on him
and hear the news.
There has been about twenty-
five members received in the
church of Antioch.
R, E- Edmondson and F. B.
Rogers took in the campmeeting
at Mount zion this week.
M . end Mrs Stinchcomb of Flat
creek was the guest of Mr. A. H.
Jones and wife Sunday.
If you know anything yon don’t
Wish to see in print, you had bet
ter not let Henry and Elic hear it.
Several of our girls are suffering
very much with that dreadful com
panion the tooth ache and neural-
gia.
“ Misses Gusta and Effie Harrison
of Inman was the guest’s r.f Miss»
Maggie Travis Saturday and Sun
day.
We think O. K. and Rex ought
to write of especially if they have
the writing material furnished
them.
Glenn Faver
A. O. Blalo;lt
Alonzo Swanson
Wyatt Westley
B, L. Thornton
T. L, Thornton
P. D. McElroy
G. S. Banks
A. W. Hasting
M.V. Whitlock
II M. Mitchell
G.W. Farr
Silos Mask
Josiah Hale
El'jah S-inchcomb
M. F. Jones
F, P. Lindsey
H, C, Reeves
W. B. Kent
J. T. Speer
B. F. North
Flem Fitzgerald
Jeff Stephens
Iwvitacus Hartley
Henry W. Grady for
Congress-
The Right Man f. r the Place.
We notice that much comment
is being made at present on the
candidacy for the next congres
sional campaigne. Allow me to
say that there has been one man
mentioned who would be the best-
man for the place that has ever
represented a Southern district,
except the immortal Brn Hill,
who represented our district some
years ago.
Just here, let me say that Hon.
Rufus Dorsey’s name has been
mentioned,* now if he would run
he is Fayette's man. He could
not ask for any thingjihat Fayette
would not freely give him. He
is "our Rufus" and we are his
people.
But as to Mr. Gtady; he stands
the superior of all probable candU
dates. What we want in congress
is a man who will step into the
front ranks, and Grady is the man
that can do it. He would com
mand the respect and coi fidence
of every member of the House on
sight. Grady will'take the lead
er-ship cf the entire congress the
day he enters.
And another idea; he is a rep
resentative of the new south; he
is a dealer in, and feeler of, the
issues of the present d.,y. lie is
not a man to stir up dead issues
or past events, yet he is as true to
southern principles as any man
south of the Mason and Dixon
line. In Mr. Grady are centered
the eloquence of Hill, the brain
of Stephens, and the principles of
Jeff Davis; and that's the kind ol
a man to represent the fifth dis
trict^ congress.
Reader.
T. B. Farrer says he ha* decid
ed not to get him a road cart, why
not Bogin you looked ever so nice
in that one Saturday.
The protracted meeting will be
held at Unloo Chapel the second
week in September commencing
Ssturday before the second Sun
day.
Will Farrer says he went to
campmeeting and hauled stock to
the saw mill at the same time
Tuesday, he wasn’t all the smart
one*
Henry & Eluc.
List #f Jurors Inwn for Sep
tember term, 1880.
Grand Jury.
W. N. T. Harp.
PT. W. Walker.
A. McSachem.
S. H. Martin.
w. P. Lanier.
C, C. Sams,
W. L. Cox.
J, w. Kitchens.
C. A. Jones.
\V. H. Piitchard.
Paul Paver.
J - N. McEachern
J. W. Padgett.
S.B. Lewis.
J. H. H.rper.
J. W. Smith,
R. M. Methews.
G, M. Davis.
John Bneed.
B. Ad ms,
H. S. Cooper.
Jos. Coggins.
Jas. McBride.
A. H. Jones.
John Lester.
W. G. Bishop.
J. S. Thornton.
Sanford Gay.
C. K. Woolsey.
R. R. Rogers.
Traverse Jury,
W. H. Milam
W. B Chapman
W. B. Russell
J. A. Lanier
J. M. Bushin
I. C. Gay
J. P, Gipson
A. A. Turner
JEWEL'S
LADIES and GENTS’
Parlor.
No. 8 W. Hunter Street
ATLANTA, - - GEORGIA.
Meals at All Hours, Regular
Dinner from ll;30to 2 o'clock.
Oysters in every style. Gan.e
and Fisn in season.
W, M. TURN1PSEED.
MARBLE WORSES,
JONESBORO, GEORGIA.
Marble Tombs,
Headstones. Monuments,
Iron Fencing.
Cemetery
Work of Every Description, of all
kinds of Marble or Granite Impor
ted to ordhr or made at works
All first class work cheaper than
ever sold to the public before.
Write for estimates and designs.
T, D, Nations
J, C, Adams
W* H.._Turatip»e«d. j
■ 'ik■: ■ i’-V‘" V '■t:.
Legal Advertinmonte.
GEORGIA FAYETTE CtUKTT
To all whom it may concern.
L. F, Blalock, Administrator oi he estate
of H. H, Pope, deceued, represent* to lha
undersigned that he hat fully discharged the
duties of his said office and hat applied in
terms of the law for letters of diamissal Irons
said acministration, ar d aaid application will
be heard on he fli-t Monday in October next
This July 5h. I889. D, M. vbasklin,
Ordinary
GEORGIA, FAYE ITE COUNTY—To
all it may concern : H. L. Hick,, has in dae
form applied to the undersigned for perma
nent letters of administration on the estate of
Perry Hicki, late of said county, deceased,
and I will pats upon laid application on the
first Monday in September, I889. Given un
der my hand and official sieiature, 51b day
of August I889. D. M. FRANKLIN
Ordinary
Order to Perfect Service.
GEORGIA—Fayetto County :
George Chapman, ) Libel for Divorce.
v,. > in Fayette Superior
St rah Jane Chapman, ) Couit Mch. Tina 89
It appearing to the Court by the return Oj
the Deputy Sheriff in the above stated case
Lbat the deteudant does nut reside in said
county; and it fuither appearing that she
does not reside in this S ate It is the eforc
ordered by the Court that service be peifect-
ed on the defendant by publication of this
order once a month for four mont hs before
the next term of ihis Court, in the Fayette
ville News, a newspaper published it Fay-
atte County Georgia.
Granted; 8 . W. HARRIS.
J . S, C. C. C.
MALVERN Hill, Petitioner’s Attorney.
A true extract from ihe minutes of Fay
stte Superior Court, March term I889.
This June 6th, I8S9.
A. E. STOKES, CL’K. 8. 0-
Prs. fee #4.08.—oa»4m.
•S3SRIcTH31N3 3W0H
raodans ’Bsava ainhod
3 no a -a 03 aaniosans
For Sule.
One hundred and fifty acres ol
and, 60 acres in cultivation, good
jrchard, hou-e and barn, situated
>ne mile west of Bennett’s Mill,
tnd three miles from town.
Terms reasonable. Call on
W. W. Wai ker
Faj cttcvillc, Ga.
For Sale on E«sy Terms.
One splendid dwelling house of
! rooms and a kitchen; out hou-es
jarden, barn, and 2 acres of or-
:hard of choice fruit. Also, one
lew 3 room house not quite fla
shed, ai.d 3 acres of ground; con-
renient t<s both town and country;
1 good bargain in this place.
Also, 4 acres of land without
iny he use; splendid building lots;
til this property inside the incor-
>oration, For piicrs call on Or
iddress, Mrs. R. M Beadles.
Fayetteville Ga.
For Sale.
I offer for sale my farm conta : n
ing 210 acres of land, well watered
good tenant houses, 4 miles cast
of t wn; good swamp pasture and
nough wood and to keep up the
place. E. O. Xoktii
ALSO,
Our Mill proper')-; will sell it
with farm; only halt mile from tlic
arm, and in s lendid running con
dition. North & Dorsey.
Fayetteville, Ga. '
I lave a large stock of H gpes
and Wagons on hand and will sell
you'cheapar than you cm buy in
Atlanta, and on bet cr term-.
W. T. Sims,
Jonesboro, Ga
W Southern Alliance FARMER,
AND
The FayeTTeville News.
NO TIJK:
We will sell Coffins and Butial
itcrial to the Alliance trade a
asonable prices and we solicit
e trade of Fayette, Henry and
ayton. We do not belong to
e Undertaker’s trust association,
d we v e a splendid stock at
prices. Respectfully,
Stewart & Ward,
Jonesboro, Ga.
The one, the Alliance Organ of the State: the other, the Alii,
ance Organ of Favette County. THE TWO PAPFRS FOR
ONE DOLLAR and SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS.
This is by special contract that wearecnabhd to make this price on the two.
Subscribe at once. Send $1.76 to THE NEWS, Fayette
ville Ga , or the SOUTHERN ALLIANCE FARMER.
Aycock Manufacturing Company,
—MANUFACTURERS OF-
Sash, Blind i Doors &c. &c*
GRIFFIN - - - - GEORGIA.
CHAS. H ORB
WALLACE B. GLOVER
SIR & CLOVER,
Successors to DELBRIDGH & ORR.
Book Sellers, Stationers, News Dealers,
{ FANCY GOODS, NOVELTIES, FTC. )•
110 WHITEHALL STREET ATLANTA, GFORGIA.
The Fayetteville
Howell B- Parker.
Mrs- M- L Parker.
•Principal.
Ansiatant.
This School offers Superior Advar.tsgcs to those who desire a thor
ough education. INSTRUCTION, the BEST. DISCIPLINE. (
Reasonable, but fvm. We don't teach as cheap as some. Howecer, it i
will COST you LESS to educate your children here, than in many other j
schools which make a specia/iy of “Cheap Tuition", Our specialty is
G OOD WORK, ADVANCEMENT and SOLID CHARACTE R.
For particulars call on or addresj,
HOWELL B. PARKER.
J J. WEST.
G. V. GUESS,
I. X. CHEVE8
A. A. FLETCHER.//'
Manage*..
Georgia Pine Lumber Company,
— -o*.-
Wholesale, Retail and Commission Denlers, In
FRAMING, WEATHER-BOARDING, FLOORING, CEIL
ING, SHINGLES, LATHES, LIME, HAIR, ETC., ETC.
SASH. DOORS AND BLINDS.
AND BUILDERS HARD WARE,
MILLS IN SOUTH WEST GEORGIA.
WRITE TOR PRICES.
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