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spoils more promptly,- and not for
undertaking to divide them at all.
We are of the opinion that the
Frees is; mistaken about this. We
think the country is dissatisfied
with the President’s policy, and
will be more disstuisfitui if n is
made 'vi;,porous and decided”.
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ANow Policy Demanded*
Fayette Sheriff Sales For
November*
The New York Press calls on
the leaders of the Republican par
ty to “do* something." “AD
thongh the party has been in pow
er over nine months," the Press
■says, "it has not been able to
show any direct results, There is
nothing like a bold and aggressive
policy for a political power just
• coming into power. If the policy
of the Republican party is to be a
tame and timid one, the prspect in
1892 may be guaged by the results
this fail- while the talk of a long
lease of power is rampart nbn-
sense.
It is in this way that the repub-*
lican papers are admitting the seri-
cu mess of the defeat their patty
has just differed,. The party can
not rest upon its record, but must
• make a new one. The admin s ra-?
tion has weakened the party in
stead of strengthening it, and a
new and vigorous party must be
adopted or the republicans will
meet with disaster in 1892.
These are significant admissions
and involve sharp criticism of the
President. But in what has Mr,
Harrison failed.looking at his con
duct from a rebublicau standpoint?
He has dismissed democrats from
office at an unprecedented rate of
-speed. That was what was exs
pected of him and in thorough
-agreement with the views of the
vepubiicay party. He it not open
to criticism from them, unless it be
that they want him to work even
harder than he has done in divid
ing the spoils of office.
In the matter of pensions, too,
the President has done what was
expected of him. He has lessen
ed the sa'egurds against fraud and
increased the pension payments
several million dollars. There is
no evidence that his policy will de
radically changed. The dismissal
of Tanner was necessary to save
the treasury from speedy bankrupt
cy, but the new commissioner will
be “liberal to the boys.”
In the matter of increasing taxes
the President has done what he
could. By treasury rulings he has
doubled the tax on worsteds, has
provoked retaliation from Mexico
by an efiort to prevent the impor
tation of silver-lead ores, and has
taken the position that when the
interpretation of a tax law is in dis
pute the government should col
lect the highest possible rate.
In all these things the PiesiJent
properly represents his party*
The greed for office, for pensions
and for protection, is what makes
the party possible. The president
has done his best to satisfy this
gteed. The ' 'vigorous, decided re
publican policy’’ which the Press
demands can therefore mtan noth
ing but more offices, more pen
sions and more protection, In
other words, the Press' understands
the country to have rebuked the
President for not dividing the
Will be sold on the first Tuesday in D:-
cember next, at the court house door in said
couniy within legal hours of sale to the high
est bidder lor the cash, the following propet-
tyto-wit: Ten acres of land oli of lit No.
(1 IS; one hundred and eighteen, bounded us
follows: On the East, West and North by
lands of .Jasper Sperlin and on the (south liy
lands of R. A. Towns, Slid land being in
the 4th Dist, of said county, ard levied on
as the property of R.A. Towns, to satisfy a
fi fa, issued from the Superior Court of said
ccunty in favor of C. P. Daniel against said
R, A. Towns. This Oct, the 26th 1S8Q.
S II. MARTIN, Sheriff.
GEORGIA, Fayette County,—Will be
sold before the court house door in the town
of Fayetteville, in Fayette county, Gl, on the
first Tuesday in December next, within tee
legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder cash,
the following property tc-wit: The East half
of lot of land No 39, in the 7th District of
Fayette county Ga, containing 100 acres
more or less, the same being the land on
which David Allen now resides. Bounded
on the North by Jack Davis, on the East by
Arch'McEachern, on the South by B. Adams
and on the West by lands of YV. T. Glower,
Sold to sattsfy a fi fa, issued from Fayelte
Superior Court in favor of Boynton & Ham-
mond B r gby & Dorsey vs David Alien.
David Allen notified of said levy in writing.
Levy made by W. N. Henderson L.C., and
turned over by J. M . Carlyle, former Sheriff,
to his successors in office. This Oct. 3I I8S9.
S. H. MARTIN, Sherift.
Petition £ r Incorporation .
GEORGIA, Fayette County:
To the Superior C' Urt of said county :
The petition of W. T. Glower, J 1 , JVi.
Murphy,•'w. L. Cox. J.E. Spnrlin, John.
Burch, J. H. Hall, J. L. Hill, John E .s-
on. A.'S einlie taer, and others, and su h
others as may be here-after associated w.th
them or succeed them, respectfully show that
they desire to be incorporated and created a
body corporate and politic, under the laws of
the State of Georgia, and that t,.'ey and their
associates and successors a id assigns, may
have a continuous existence, as a corporation
for the term of twenty years, (with the privi
lege of renewal at the expiration of said teim
as providtd by law ) under and by the corpni
able name «f The Farmer’s and Laborers Co
operative Union Ware house Company.
Their business is to weigh and sioie cot
ton, sample cotton handle guano or other
indus ri-s connected with a warehouse.
To acquire by gift, purchase or otherwise
real or persona] property in connection with
said business.
To receive and enforce mortgages or oth
er liens f r work done or services ren
dered.
The place of business of said corporation
shall be at Fayetteville, Fayef.e county, Geer
gia, with the right to establish such agencies
as said company may deem proper. Petition
ers pray that the corporation may have the pow
er of suing and being sued ; of hying, holding,
exchacging or selling property of any kind,
and that this petition for-charter be filed in
the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of
said Fayette county, and,recorded as the stat
ute provides.
This October 15th , I889.
BRANNAN BROS.
B. B. B. FLOUR,
THE LEADER OF ALL PAS
TRIES
This flour is made from the fin
est winter wheat. Every sack is
guarantaed to give perfect satis
faction. To save Doctor’s bills,
use B. B. B., and no other.
FOR SALE BY
S. T. /Sr A. O. Blalock, Fay
ctteville.
D. McLucas & Son, Inman.
W. G. Bishop, Brooks Sta.
M. H. Couch. Senoia.
I. C. Gay, Parkers Mill.
M, M. &W.H.Gardner,
PHO TOGRAPHERS,
Old Pictures Copied and
Enlarged.
Picture Frames Made to Order.
13 Marietta St., Atlanta, Ga.
JOHN B. HUTCH US ON,
AtUvtuy at laws
I iGJS WhUcha.l S'., Allr.nty.
Will prswtr:. . in all the <.>:»••• • »i A ’
svid th Ccu-.-.i-.. > Olnylon. I'Xvc' . H
C.vmpi.H-'!, 1>,ni ; .Ins mid Delta!b.
/. T. SPHNCE, ,
Attorney at Law,
JONESBORO. ----- • GEORGIA.
T. V. LESTER,
Atto/ncy\l Lena,
R-;d estate and Loan agent
Fayetteville, geohgia.
J. T. kD WARDS,
Physician and Surgeon,
Chronic DLeasea a Specialty. Good
Treatment. Charges rnaio^Tible.
FAYETTEVILLE. - GEORGIA.
IAWKEsL.
PATE Nr.
FROM GOVERNOR GORDON.
Mr, a. K. Uawkf.3—Djut Sir: The
pantiscopic glasses you furnished me some
time since, give excellent satisfaction. I
haYe tested them by use, and must say they
are uuequaled in clearness an 1 brilliancy by
any that I have ever worn.
Respectfully, JOHN B. GORDON,
Governor of State of Georgia
Mil, A. K, H/nwKKp—Dear Sir: I have
thoroughly tested the glasses you adjusted to
my eyes some time ago, and find them to 18
unsurpassed rn clearness and br-Ulianoy. In
act they are the best glasses 1 have ever
used. W. D, Bloxmam,
Ex-Governor o. Florida.
AH eyes fitted and fit guaran
teed By
W. P- & Mr L. RED WINE,
Fayetteville? Gra.
W. M. TURN1PSEED.
MARBLE WORKS,
JONESBORO, GEORGIA.
Marble Tomfes,
Headstones. Monuments,
Iron Fencing.
Cemetery
Work of Every Description, of all
kinds of Marble or Granite Impor
ted to order or made at works.
All first class woik cheaper than
ever sold to the public before.
Write for estimates and designs.
W* IT. T uri.dpseed.
,ScaO°. 2a UNION SQUARE,NY
CKicn )LL . ^. atLanta Ba ^cAL.'iSSttt
ST.IOUIS.MD. HTHBPmnfflPPl □ AIA AST EX.
J. w.
FAYETTEVILLE, GEORGIA.
JEWEL'S
-LADIES and GENTS’-
Dining
Parlor.
No. 8 VV. Hunter Street
ATLANTA, - - GEORGIA.
Meals at All Hours, Regular
Dinner from ll;30to 2 o'clock.
Oysters in every style. Gl.0 ?
jand Fj^h in seasrn.
ONE
Clothiers,
4
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Hatters,
FURNISHERS.
AI.L GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURED
E?iXe m a n Brothers.
17 & 10WHITEHALL ST., ATLANTA, GA.
AycocK Manufacturing Company, 4 {
-MANUFACTUtRERS OF—
Sash, Blinds Boars &e.
GRIFFIN -
M, 0. HitehsH & So.,
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Fine Ph^>t©£?rr»plis,
Cray©A portraits^
Portraits in. Gil-
Old Pictures Copied and
Enlarged.
17 Hill Street, Cfrrlfiin, Ga.
Wtymake any thing in the shape of’a picture, from the “Postage 1
Stamp Photo, 7 at $1.60 per hundred, up t;« Life Size Pertr-.'ltsv ^
We will copy and enlarge from any fckvd of a picture 8»frO Photo
graphs handsomely framed irom $**.03 to $3tf0. All work made sa.bi
ject to examination.
We keep constantly on hand a larr© and well selected stock ef Picj,
ture Frames, Mouldings. Brackets, Glass, Ctfrd, W\ r e, Easels andffclT
kind of Fancy Art Goods.
FRAMES MADE TO ORDER.
DRY GOODS. 4
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MAM0TH STOCK G7
DRY GQOD J,
CLOTHING MU) NOTIONS.
Having just returned from Europe via New York,, ybere I rlttited the principal
factories and purchased for'sroT cash a complete line of
i no sons, *
I am prepared to offer to tha Farmers of Dalton and ad j tuning counties BARStfitA
never before equalled in this SXte.
Polite Clerks to wait ttpoa Customers. trouble to show goods.
MAKE MY 6TOBE YOliB BEADQUABTER3 WIIII.E-» THE CITY.
COME AND SEE FOB YOURSELF.
D. C. LOEB,
70 Whitehall axd 82 Broad 8ts.,
ATLANTA,
