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Resolutions of Respect.;
Resolutions adopted bv theFay -
etteville Debating Society in mem
ory of Jefferson Davis, the first
and only President of the Souths
ern Cunfederacy.
Resolved—That we place on
onr records our high appreciation
•of Jefferson Davis as a pure States
man, a great and gallant soldier, a
peerless orator and a stainless gen
tleman, a true and earnest Chris
tian and a spotless patriot.
Resolved—
That we deeply symprthize
with his afflicted family and we in
dorse the move to properly pro
vide for ‘’the widow and orphan
of the Confederacy.
Resolved—That we esteem it a
privilege to contribute to the erec
tion of a monument to his mem
ory; around its base time will lin
ger and eternity circle its surmit.
Resolved—That the foregoing
resolutions be placed on our min
utes.* D. R. Keith, I
A. O. Blalock VCorL
L. J. Camp. J
Dec. 6th, 1889.
Nervous Derangement and Co«
stipatiu.
After years of suffering from ner
vous derangement and sonstjlpa-
tion, and after being tteated by
several leading physicians, from
whom I cbtainsd no relief, I was
induced to try S S, S.
Soon after commencing its use,
I found my appetite much im
proved, and that the use of cathar
tics. which I had taken almost dai
ly for twelve months, was no long
er necessary
Since childhood I have been
subject to sick and nervous head-
rches, but since December 1; 1888,
at which time I commenced tak
ing S. S. S. I have had only cue
attack, and that was when I neg
lected to take the Specific.
I do not now have to take pur
gative medicines.
J, A. Reid, Bolling, Ala.
Tormenting Skin Disease.
LEGAL AD VKR TISMENTS.
Georgia, Fayette County
Sheriff sales
will he sold, on the first Tuesday in Jan-
uary next, at the Court House in said county
within the legal hours of sale, to the highest
bidder cash, the following property tc-wit:
One bundled and fifty acres of land more or
Its? of lot of land No. I53 in the 6t'n Dist. of
said county, bounded on the North by lands
of Jemerson Alford, East by Jison Cox,
South by Elizabeth Dunn and Frank Bias-
well, West by Mr. Maria Matthews. Said
land levied on as the property of JohnT.
y e well Sr., to satisfy a fi fa issued from the
Superior Court of said county in favor of said
R. T. Dorsey against said John T. Hewell
Slid llcwell, tenant in possession notified in
writing. This 5th. day of December 1889.
S. H. MARTIN. Sheriff.
Professional Cards,
D. R. MET III IN,
Attorney at Law,
Prompt attention to business. Will
practice in all Courts of this state.
FAYETTEVILLE GA.
Will he sold on the first Tuesday in Jan
uary next, before the Court House door in
Fayetteville, within the legal hours of sale,
to the highest for cash, sixty five acres of
land lot No. 117 in the 4ih Dist of said coun
ty bounded on the North by lands of Mrs.
Smarr, South by James Akin East by Snead
and Welden, West by J. M. Spurlin. Le\-
ied on as the property of Joshua S arr to sat
isfy a fi fa issued from Spalding County Court
in favoi of Jas. A. Chambers and John Elli
son Executors on the estate of Jimithan
Crawly deceased. Legal notice given Jones
Bridges, tenant in possession
This Nov. 22nd, I889,
S. H. MARTIN, Sheriff,
JOHN B. HUTCHESON,
Attorney at Law,
lCji Whiteha.l St,, Atlanta, Ga,
Will practice In all the Courts of Atlanta
and the Counties of Clayton, Fayette, Henry,
Ca.npbell, Douglas and Dr Kalb.
/. T. SPENCE,
Attorney at Law,
JONESBORO, GEORGIA.
T. V. LESTER,
Atl'Otnejhnt Law,
Real estate and Loan agent
Fayetteville, - — - Georgia,
Will be sold, on the first Tuesday in Jan
uary next, at the Court House in Fayette
County, within the legal hours of sale, to the
highest bidder cash, the following propeit/
to-wi : Ten acres of land, in the Southeast,
corner of the East half of lot of land No. 35
in the fourth Dist. of said county, bounded
as follows : E 1st and South by W. G. Bish
op, North and West by Bower’s land. The
enterest levied on. is the remainder enterest
of the heirs of Jacob Bowers, to satisfy a
cost execution issued from the Ordinary’s
Court of said county, in favor of D. M.
Franklin, Oroinaiy, against A. E. Stokes,
Administrator of Jacob Bowers. Tenant
in posession notified in writing, This Doj.
4th I889. S. H. MARTIN, Sheriff,
J. T. EDWARDS,
Phystcian and Surgeon,
Chronic Diseases a Specialty. Good
Treatment, Charges reasonable,
FAYETTEVILLE. GEORGIA.
AWKEsl
GtioRGtA, Fayettte County — Will be sold
before the court ho ise door in the town of
Fayetteville, said county, on the first Tue -
day in January next within the legal hoars of
safe the lollowing pr iperty to wit: one hun
die ! acres of land more or less, of lot No 38
1293rd Dist. G • M., bounded as follows: on
the north by linds of F. Bridges; south by
Harris and Linch ; on the west by Line Crk
on the east by R, W. Linch. Sold to satisfy
a fi fa issued from the S iperior Court of sa’d
corn.ty in favor of L. F- Blalock vs C, P.
Linch and L. T F. A mall. Property was
pointed out by plaintiff. Legal notice given
F. Bridges tenant in possesion. Terms cash.
This Njv. 26th I8S9. S, II. MARTIN,
Sheriff,
GEORGIA, Fayette County—Will be sold
on the first Tuesday in January next at the
court house door in the t rwn of Fayetteville
in said county withhi the legal hours of sale
to the highest bibber for cash the following
property to wit: Fifty nine acres of land
more or less in the south east coiner of lot of
land No 221 levied on as the property of
W, J. Jones deceased to satisfy a justice
court fi fa issued from the 495 di-t. G. M
in fav r of w. T Glower, Tenant in pos-
Eession notified legally. This Dec. 3rd 1889.
S. II. MARTIN, Sheriff.
PATENT.
FROM GOVERNOR GORDON.
Mr, A. K, Hawkes—Dear Sir; The
pantiecopic glasses you furnished me some
time since, give excellent satisfaction, I
haye tested them by use, and n-.ust say they
are uuequalod in oltoaincss an t brilliancy by
any that I have ever worn.
Respectfully, Jo HIT B, GORDON,
Governor of estate of Gti-i-gU
MB, a. K, Hawkes—Dear Sir : I have
thoroughly tested the glasses you adjusted to
my ejes some tome r g >, and find then* to be
unsurpassed in cleamew and hriUlascy. lu
not they ate the best glasses 1 have ever
a;;ed, W. D. Bloxham,
Ex-Governor oi Florida,
AM ayes fitted and fit Euarats-
teed toy
W- P. 8a Mi L. REDWINEi
Fayetteville** Gr-a.
A GREAT YEAR
In She history of the United States fs now upon'
Every person of intelligence desires to keep
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Ordinary's Citations
For twenty years I was troubled
with a tormenting itching skin dis
ease, which at times caused me
great annoyance,' and loss of sleep.
I wss treated by the best, local
physicians, but rsceived no relief
from them. I finally concluded to
ak#Swift’sSpecific (S. S. S.). a
half dozen bottles of which effeci-
ed, what I consider a permanent
cure, as I have felt no symptoms
cf the disease for over a year.
W. T. Cowles, Terrill, Texas,
GEORGIA, Fayette County:—To all whom
jt may concern : J. AV. Kelly, Guardian lor
G. U, Kelly applies to me for letters oi dis
mission from sr.id Guardianship, and I will
pass upbn his application oa the fi st Mon
day in January nexf, at my office in Fayette
ville, said county. Given under my hand
an l official signature, this Dec. 2 id I .S9.
D. M. FRANKLIN, Ordinary.
GEORGIA, Fayette County:—To all whom
it may concern: The appraisers rppointed
upon application of Mrs. Mary AV. Malone,
widow of O. T. Malone. 6th years support for
herself and his minor children have made a
return of their appraisment, and I will pass
upon said application on the first Monday in
January next. This Dec. 3rd I8S9.
D M. FRANKLIN, Ordinar
GEORUTA, Fay-) By virture of an order
etts County: 5 trom the Ordinary of
slid county, will be sold to the highest bid
der for cash before the Court House in sain
county on the fi st Tuesday in January next
within the legal hours of sale the following
land. Fifty nine acres more or less in the
South east coi ner of lot of land no . 221 i n
the 6th Dis' of said county. S rid as the pro
perty of W. J. Jones for the purpose of pay
ii g debts and division among the tu-irs o
.aid dee ased. This Dec. 6th I8-9.
G. A . Jones, Executon.
Nan<y Jones Excculiix.
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MADSOTH STOCK OF
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SLOTHING MO NOTIONS.
Having just returned from Europe via New York, tj/bere I visited the prin«4p«|
factories and purchttsed for isfot cash a complete line of
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Polite Clerks to wait upon Customers. Wo trouble to show goods.
MAKE MY ST€)MS YOUR HEADQUARTERS AVniLE IN THE CITY.
COMB AHD SEE FOE YOUESELF.
D. C. LOEB,
79 Whitbiiali. and 19 Broad Sts.,
ATLANTA,
GEORGIA.
HAS OPENED A BRANCH STORE AT NO.T97 S. BROAD
STREET, ATLANA, GA, ’ <»
Where he'keeps a full line of Foreign 1 ]and
Domestie Liquors
AH orders received here or at ‘.he old store, 1G7 W. PETER ST.,
Shall have prompt attention.
/ make Corn Whisky, and Peach and Apple Brandy a Specialty.
My prices of Whiskies are
Spring goods of 1885—4 yrs old $2 00
- “ 1886—3 “ I 85
41 “ 1887—2 “ 175
“ 1888-1 “ 155
Sour Mash 1 45
Half Gallon Jugs, 10 cents. All others at 10 cents per gallon.
I have,Corn Whiskies and Brandies made in the mountains of,North
Georgia: not^made by steam, but in old fashioned copper stills,
Give me an order or call and examine my goods.
Mr. J. M. Wilson, who isan old citizen cf Fayette will be glad to
wait on you at No 97 S. Broad Street, Atlanta Georgia.
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