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Hon. Clark Howell cf Fulton
who has served two terms with
credit to himself a;.d his constitu
ents, is mentioned as the next
speaker of the House.
The Brazilian people are kicking
up the right kind of a dust; they
are organizing a republican govern
ment, and selecting their officers,
To avoid this trouble, they could
move to the United States, the
heme of the free.
Bill Arp on the negro, in the con
stitution of last Sunday was as sen
sible as it was witty. He says if
the negro wouid be “let alone’ he
would be colonized,;and would con
tinue as he has always been, the
happiest race on the globe
Our Douglas county contempo-
rat y, which is level headed and o-
pen-handed oriaU questions, has
at the head of its editorial column
the forlowing ticket for 18q2; for
President-David B; Hill of New
York; for vice President, James E.
Campbell of Ohio.
Hon. A. S. Clay, speaker of the
House of Representatives, has
withdrawn from public life; but
such servants as he are too few to
turn loose; we predict that when
Cobb’s round comes to furnish a
Senator, Mr* Clay will be called up
on to serves.
It was rumored a few weeks ago
that our tax collector was robbed
of a good round sum of money.
That was at, mistake. Ail the rob
bers know that as fast as our col
lector and treasurer receive roon-
ey, they turn it over to our hun
gry creditors, and there is no use
of trying to rob them.
We will announce to the pub
lic that the Fayetteville High
School will begin Jan. 6th, 1890.
In this school will be taught an
English. Business and Clasical
cours.’
Trition will be one dollar per
month lor all grades.
Business department five dot
lars per month. . There will be no
deduction made for the public
school fund.
All tuition will be considered
cash.'
Those desiring to patronize the
school w ill apply to L. B. Griggs,
Tres. of Board of Trustees, and oh
tain a ticket of admission into the
school.
It thus placing the tuition at
one dollar per month, we ex ;ect
a large patronage from Fayette
and surrounding counties. There
can be no excuse for “high tui
lion,” as has.been heretofore.
Then away with that stinginess
that begrudges a dollar, and send
your children to school, for this
certainly puts the tuition in reach
of all.
We guarantee that your children
can gain an education here equal
to that of any school in the state.
Our motto is “Thorough,” our
discipline mild but firm.
We ask your patronage,
think with the low tuition we
get it. Respectfully,
D. R. Keith,
Principal.
Professional Cards.
D. R: METHVIN,
Attorney at Law,
Prompt attention to business,
practice in nil Courts of this .state,
FAYFTTEVILLE GA.
Will
JOHN B. HUTCHESON,
Attorney at Law,
16^ WhiteJm.l St., Atlanta, Ga,
Will practice in all the Courts of Atlanta
and the Counties of Cfayton, Payette, Henry,
Campbell, Douglas and DeKalb.
/•
T. SPENCE, * ,
Attorney at Law,
JONESBORO, GEORGIA.
T. V. LESTER,
Attorne$\st Law,
Real estate and Loan ageat
Fayetteville, — -v Georgia.
and
can
Fayette Sheriff Sales For
November
Will be sold on the first Tuesday in D.>-
cimber next, at the court house door in said
county within legal bours of sale to the high
est bidder for the cash, the following propei -
tyto-wit: Tea acres of land off of lat No.
(118) one hundred and eighteen, bounded us
follows: On the Rost, west and North by
lands of Jasper Sperlia and on the South by
lands of E. A. Towns. Said land being in
the 4th Dist. of said county, ard levie l on
as the property of R.A. Towns, to satisfy a
fi fa, issued from the Superior Court of said
county in favor of C. P. Daniel against said
R, A. Towns. This Oct, the 26;h 1889.
S If. MARTIN, Sheriff.
Recently a man claimtng the ti
tle of Dr,. DeMaine induced anoth
erman named Scott to rent and
occupy a room with him in New
York city; as soon as they were
quartered, the ‘ doctor” locked
the doors, drew a couple of revolv
ers and demanded Scott’s cash,
where-upon it was delivered and
Scott was ordered out.
The hope for future prosperity
and honest government lies in the
Farmers Alliance and the demo
cratic party. The Alliance is mak
ing all reasonable and possible ef
forts to revolutionize the system
of agriculture and make the farms
self-sustaining, arjd to bring about
more home manufactories and in-
dusttics. While the noble and
honest old political party is sus*
tabling a tariff reform, a distribu
tion of the surplus among the mas
ses. Let these twe factions contin
ue to figure in their respective af
fairs and may success crown their
every movement, and each individ
ual will be personally. benefited,
the government will be the strong
est and best on the globe, and the
country at laqje wilt be safe
GEORGIA, Faye'.te County Will be
sold before the court house door in the town
of Fayetteville, in Fayette county, Gi., 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 cf land N < 39, in the 7th Ihs'rict of
Fayet'e county Gu, containing 100 acres
more or less, the same being the land on
which D tvid A'len now resides. Hounded
on the N irth by Jack Divis, on the East ly
Atcb McE ‘ -hern, on the South by 11. Adams
and on Ike V> ti oy lands cf W. T. Glower,
Sold to satisfy a fi fa, issued from Fayeltc
Superior Court n favor of Boynton & Ham
mond B gby & Dorsey vs David Allen.
Davit 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 bis successors in office. This Oct. 311889.
S:-H. MARTIN, Sheriff.
Sanitarium.
A home for all the sick, where
health is regain 'd; and all board
ers accommodated at all seasons oi
the year. t
J5§f"For further particnlafs
se td for Circular to—
Dk. J. M. Armstrong,
Lcvejoy, Ga.
Tax Notice-
I will be at the following places
on the following named dates for
the purpose ot collecting Stare and
county tax for the year 1889.
Line Creek Church,
“ 23rd
B'ack Rock,
“ 25th
Europe,
“ 26th
Hopewell,
“ 27th
Bethany, Church
“ 28th
Lisbon,
*• 29th
Flat Creek Church,
“ 30th
J. T. EDWARDS,
Physician and Surgeon,
Chronic Ducasea a Specialty.
Treatment. Chargae reasonable.
FAYETTEVILLE. - - - - - GEORGIA
Good
PATENT.
FROM GOVERNOR GORDON.
Mr, A, K. Bawiucs—Dear Sir: The
pantiscopic glasses you furnished me some
time since, give excellent satisfaction. I
have tested them by use, and must say (hey
are uuequalcd in clearness ant brilliancy by
any that I have ever worn.
Rekpectfully, JotfN fi. GOhdon,
Governor of 8tate of Georgia
Mr, A. K. HaWKKs—Dew Sir : I have
thoroughly tested the glasses you adjusted to
my eyes some time ago, and find them to be
unsurpassed in clearness and brilliancy. Is
act they are the beat glasses ] have tevci
used. W. D Bloxham,
Ex-Governor o Florida.
All eye* fitted anil fit guaran
teed by
W. P ; & M* L* RED WINE.
Fayetteville, Gfsu
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FAYETTEVILLE, GEORGIA.
Petiti n f r Incorporation .
GEORGIA, Fayette County:
To t he Superior C< u ■ l of g aid count* .
The petition of W. T. Giowtr, f. M.
Murphy/ w. L. Cox. J.E. Sunrlin, Johh.
Burch/.T. H. Hall. J. L'.iliU, John E«.
on, A. S einheituer. and others, ard such
others as may be .here-after associated wrh
them or succeed them, respectfully show tha 1
they desire to be incorporated and created a
body corporate and politic* under the laws of
the S’*te of Georgia, and that they and their
associates and successor* and 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 term
an provided by law.) under and by the corpor
able name of The Farmer’s and Laborers Go
oper live Union Ware bouse Company:
Their business is to weigh and store cot
ton, sample cotton, handle guaho or other
industries connected with a warehouse.
To acquire by gift, purchase of other wise
real or persona) property in connection with
said business.
To receive and enforce mortgrgi. or oth
er liens, f r work done or services ren-
dered.
The place of business of said, corporation
shallb t*. Fayetteville, Fayette c uoty, Qi
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 oi suing and being sued; of bying, holding,
exchgcging or selling property of. arty kind,
Fayetteville, 1st Tuesday,
F. M. DAVIS,
Tax Collector.
Work of Every Dc.scripeton. of af
kinds of Marble or G< anile Impor
ted to order or made at works
and that this petition for charter be filed in All first class WOtk cheaper than
the office of ths Clerk of the Superior Court of
Manufactory,Baltimore, Md.,
213 W. German Street
ONE
Clothiers,
PRICE
FURNISHERS.
AI L GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
Else man B rlo t h i rs.
17 & 19 WHITEHALL ST., A TLANTA, GA. ^
—MANUFACTURERS OF-*
Sash, Blind j Doors Sec. See
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GRIFFIN - - - -
MAM0TH STOCK OF
DRY COQD% SHOES,
CLOTHING AND NOTIONS
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Having just returned from Europe via New York, when I visited the
factories and purchased for spot cask a complete Use of ■
s, ra mi nmol
I am prepared to offer to the Farmers of Fulton and adjoining counties m *Tfl1Hl(T
never before equalled in this Stated
\
equalled:
Polite Clerke to wait upon Customer*.
No trouble to show goods.
MAKE MY STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS WHILE IN THE CITY.
COME AND SEE FOE YOURSELF.
D. C.
79 WiutbiaLli Broad Sts.,
ATLANTA,
W, M. TURNIPSEED.
MARBLE WORKS,
JONESBORO. GEORGIA.
Marble Tombs,
Head-tours,
Iron Fencfm 1
Monuments
said Fayette county, and recorded as the stat
ute piovides.
Th- October 15th , IS89
eve' sold to the public before.
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