The Fayetteville news. (Fayetteville, Ga.) 18??-????, December 20, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text~ Si,, ... ? :r r; A! *-m~ ^ THE NEWS ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY. OTIS A. CLINTON N. R. VADLES. ©LINTON & BEADLES, Editors and Proprietors. Subscription {$100. OUR RATES. Local notices 5 cents per line. Quarter column 3 months $ 500 ti If 6 10,00 a (1 12 a 20,00 Half 41 3 a 10,00 41 U 6 « 20,00 <« 44 12 « 35,00 One tl 3 << 20,00 a it 6 3^,00 ti a 12 a 60.00 BROGDON. Trade gocd and getting better.' Xmas will be here next week. Prof. G. D. Godard of Pike Co. visited relatives, friends and stu dents in and aiound Brogdon last Saturday and Sunday. Misses Sallie and Vic Jones viss ited relatives near here last week. The entertainment at the resi dence of Mr. Tohn Lester last Sat urday night was a success. New stock of drygoods at Brog- 'don. Come and see them. There was a large croud atten ded the singing at the residence of Mrs. S. E. Edmondson last Sun day night. With best wishes to the paper we will close for this week. Come and pay for your paper. Fidus. Five Strong Poiwts ol S. S. S. First. It is entirely vegetable, contains no minerals or poison of any kind, and builds up the syss tem from the first dose. Second. It cures Cancer of the Skin. No other remedy or treat ment has ever cured it. Third. It cures Hereditary Blood Taint, even in the third or fourth generation. No other rem edy has ever done it. Fourth. It has never failed to eradicate Scrofula from the system Fifth. It cures Contagious Blood Poison in all its stages by eliminating the horrible virus from the system, thus giving relief from all the consequences of this bane of the human frmily. S. S. S builds up the general health of the patient, instead of pulling it down, as is the case with the Mercury, Potash and old Sars aparilla mixtures. It is harmless to the most delicate woman or child, yet such is its healing pow er that it searches out the poison in the blood and roots if out en tirely, thus giviny nature an oppor ^unity to assert itself, an J as a con sequence, the general health is rap idly improved and the cure is ef fected. Treatise on blood and skin dis eases mailed free. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Darwer 3, Atlanta, Ga. Ml tfxsgx ffMfct ‘ ha all p.tn, b, - cor m«chl»ur_ — . .. neb locality,lb. .cry aawiog-machine mad. in xorid.wub all the aiucbnenu. will alia atnd free a eompleta of on aoatly tad ealaable ait In. in rttoro we ok that you wbal wa Band, to tboaa win at your home, and after ti ~ shall baoome your owfc Tbla brand maehlna la the Mni the Nlneer palenla, i no our; Befora pateota ithaoUferMMt. wbbfba near., and now aalle roe ..-JfKsrsarisrt k *• capital required. Plata, who vntM to as at one* con «. |E£s£ zzsrzr tbi LEGAL AD VHR TISMENTS. Georgia, Fayette County feberi ff sales- Will be 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 propirty tc-wit: One handled and fifty acres of land more or less of lot of land No. I53 in the 6th Dist. of said county, bounded on the North by lands of Jemeraon Alford, East by Jason Cox, South by Elizabeth Dunn and Frank Bras- well, West by Mr?. Maria Matthews. Said land levied on as the property of JohnT. Sewell 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 said Hewell, tenant in possession notified in writing. This Sth. day of December I889. S. H. MARTIN. Sheriff. Will be 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. II7 in the 4th 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. Lev ied on as the property of Joshua S arr to sat isfy a fi fa issued from Spalding County Court in favor 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, Will be sold, on the first Tuesday in Jan uary next, at the Couit House in Fayotte County, within the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder cash, the following property 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: East and South by W. G. Bish op, North and West by Bower’s land. The (interest 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, Ordinary, against A. E. Stokes, Administrator of Jacob Bowers. Tenant in posession notified in writing. This Dej. 4th I8S9. S. H. MARIIN, Sheriff. Georgia, Fayettte County — Will be sold before the court house door in the town of Fayetteville, said county, on the first Tues day in January next within the legal hours- of sa'e the following property to wit: one hum dred acres cf land more or less, of lot No 33 1293rd Dist. G • M. f bounded as follows : on the north by lands 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 Superior Court of said county in favor of L. F- Blalock vs C, P. Linch and L. T F. Arnall. Property was pointed out by plaintiff. Legal notice given F. Bridges tenant in possesion. Terms cash. This Nov. 26th I8S9. S. H. MARTIN, Sheriff. GEORGIA, Fayette County—Will be sold on the first Tuesday in January next at the court house door in the town of Fayetteville in said county within 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 corner of lot ot land No 221 levied on as the property of W. J. Jones deceased to satisfy a justice court fi fa issued from the 496 di.-t. G. M in fav r of w. T Glower, Tenant in pos session notified legally. This Dec. 3rd 1889.' S. H. MARTIN, Sheriff. Ordinary's Citations GEORGIA, Fayette County:—To all whom jt may concern : J, W. Kelly, Guardian for G. C, Kelly applies to me for letters ot dis mission from said Guardianship, and I will pass upon his application oa the first Mon day in January next, at my office in Fayette ville, said county. Given under my hand an 1 official signature, this Dec. 2 id l r 89. D. M. FRANKLIN, Ordinary. GEORGIA, Fayette County:—To all whom it may concern: The appraisers appointed upon application of Mrs. Mary W. Malone, widow of 0. 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 I889. D M. FRANKLIN, Ordinar GEORGI A, Fay-) By virture of an order ette County: J from the Ordinary of said county, will be sold to the highest bid der for cash before the Court House in sail county on the fi st Tuesday in January next within the legal hours of sale the following land. Fifty nine ac es more or less in the S uth east corner of lot of land No. 221 in the6ibDis of said county. Sold as the pro perty of W. J. Jones for the purpose of pay it g debts and division among the ttirs 0 said deceased. This D-x. 6ih 1889. G A Jon-.«, Executon. Nan <y J< nrs Executrix. Professional Ciite D. R. METHVIN, Attorney at Law, Prompt attention to business. Will practice in all C ourt;s °f lb* 3 state. FAYETTEVILLE GA. JOHN D. HUTCHESON, Attorney at Law, 16H Whitehall St., Atlanta, Ga, Will practice in all the Courts of Atlanta and the Counties of Clayton, Fayette, Henry, Campbell, Douglas ^nd DeKalb. /. T. SPENCE, Attorney at Law, JONESBORO, GEORGIA. test; T. V. LESTER, Attorn&Kt Law, Bnl estate and Loan agent FAYETTEVILLB, J. T. EDWARDS Physician and Smfgeon, Ohaonte Dtaceees a Specially. Traatmeat Chargas reasaoaUa. FAYETTEVILLE. • GEORGIA. PATENT. FROM GOVERNOR GORDON. Mr, A. K. 0AWK3E8—Dear 'Slri The ponflscopic glasses you furnished me tome time since, give excellent ksdt* faction, J have tested them by use, and must say they •re uaequaled In absarness sal bdJHancy by uy that I htive ever worn. Respectfully, JOI79.B. QUapOS, Governor at fetal* of Gexmgls Mu, A. E, Hawks?—Dear 0ir; I bans thoroughly tested the giaeaes. you Adjusted to asyr ayes some time ago, and'find (bents U unsurpassed la aleunwa and hrliMnney. £a set they m (ho best glasses ) have ever axed. W. D. RloXham, Ex-Governor <x Fk*ida. AM ar« fitted and Ot |un» teal toy W. P. A Ms L. REPWIIOB. Fayotterlllfli Otu A GREAT YEAR la the history of the United States !■ now a pel an. Every person of intelligence desires to keep K ce with tne course of its events. There la na ttet way to do so than to subscribe tor The Macon Telegraph. Its news facilities are unsurpassed by any papas • - ill In the South. In addition to the fullest Associ ated Press dispatches. U has Bpeclal correspond- tone by wire and letter from all Important points In Georgia and the neighboring States. During the present session of Congr'ess Wash ington will bo the most important and moBt in teresting news (outre in the country. The Washington Correspondence of the Telegraph is (he very best vhat can be had. Its regular correspondent furnishes tbs latest news and gossip In full dispatches. Frequent special letters from Hon. Amos J. Cummings, member of Congrem trom Kew York, Frank G. Carpenter, and w. A. Croffut, three of the best known nowsparer writers at the capital, dis cuss (he Ureal and moat important Issues of the 'fha Telegraph fs a Democratic Tariff Reform paper. It Is thoroughly in Hue with the polloy of. Presldwt Cleveland and the Democratic party. Iu the coming national campaign, tbs Telegraph wiU not only gi:e all the news, but will discuss all puhllo Issues from ths stand point of genuine Democratic faith. Kiib*'vee at once. Daily, one year, • a a • • ST M Dally, six months, a • • . 4 0t Dally, tfireo uraofhs, . • • • * *0 Dally, one month, .... ,11 Weekly, one year, - . • • . IN TXOBM Cach is advance. Address TnTEUtOBAPn. Kiccs. OxoaesA. 1)5 Boot Tor $1.00. HOI Tl Build If yea an (Staking of MlAnga hoan TOO aobtlts toy tka eae keah, rsUlaer’eAmerloen Arohltegtmre, of avarr mas a anayl.la build, r, pro pa rod by Falllwr, falllaaf A Co., tka wall Vhara ti aoVaBallilrrar aay oaa Intmlhw to Solid ar otktfwha latm<lad that oaa affrnl toll, without It. Ilia a practical work and •fatrbodr bora It. Tba hat*, ehaaprrtaad start popular work rraf hrutd om Bailamc. Xrarlyfour hiutdred drawings. A »S book In Mas and it ,1a,but wa harr drUnalood to naha llmaft tkapegnla, 1 rtor, isaSE^SI hllMl timekeeper. Wm-I **»»■' «lac» t with work* ud mm* at Null viliq |OieP«nt9Bbiuckhto cnltlf mu eocnre on* tt*^ !S^"USmtai« Samples. Thrro nnpiaa, ns well h thu waleh, we ml Xree, and altar yaakafakap* moot la pour homa for 9 wantlra and altoam the to to who may h*»e called, thru baooaaa poor own ] IjfcoGk Manufpxrnring Gompany, —MANUFACTURERS OF— Bash, Blinds Doors toe. toe 9RIFFIN 6£QR3IA, DRY GOODS. HiXOTH STOCK OF * DRV QOODSi 8HOES, CLOTHING AND NOTIONS. Having Just returned fret* factories and purchased for are? ▼la Now Terifr utewt-rMtid pet»a%q <usa • cmnflsto line of ^ \ m Eli MTU IE ran, 1 I am prepared'to offor to ths Fs*mofs of ^ultop and odjoluing oovnfitoa amt befiare nailed fat driefttoteL Poltte Cawrits to Wtt upon Chatotten. Sf® trouble to ahovr | mr» kt BTMB YOUR BEAS^UAXTERS WHILE IN THE CUT. COME AES SEE FOB Y0ITESELF. « D. C. LOfeB, 79 Wanauusor in M Baoao §Wu» ATLANTA, U\: GEORGIA m fi. B. STEWART HAS OPENED A BRANCH STORE AT NO. 1197 S. BROAD STREET, ATLANA, GA, Where hejkeeps a full line of Foreign and Donegti© LiqmorsJ AH'orders received here or at Ihc old store, 167 W. PETER Shall have prompt attention. I make Corn Whisky, and Peach and Apple Brandy a Specialty. My prices of Whiskies are Spring goods of 1885—4 yrs old $2 00 “ “ 1886—3 “ 1 85 «* “ J 887—V. •• 175 “ 1888—1 “ 1 55 Sour Mash 1 45 Half Gallon Jugs, lOcenls. All others at 10 cents per gallon, I have,Corn Whiskies and Brandies made in the mountains of.North Georgia:^notjmade by steam, but in old fashioned copper stills, Give me an order or call and examine my goods. Mr. J. M. Wilson, who is an old citizen of Fayette will be glad to wait on you at No 97 S. Broad Street, Atlanta Georgia, CL 11 Stewart. 4 Kjl large Salt plan r pLuti, «U vallovi, penpeetlvo vftwt* 4*MripUoat. owit*7* r a»tn*», aatual coat *f wmstrnrMon, no CTuesg work, and iaitracdoM Kow to Build W Ottagw, VflWte, Dwikle Hoiues Ori*h Block tulUbU Ur ttiy mibwbt.towo ud counter, ho**•« fbr lb* farm nad worMagmeti'a bonus for all Uiliilnn.teiruther with »p*eUlo*Mtmt, form afumirmal, and a larga •mwoV«hof*vmntton on lh**r«ril«a of hnlUli*f«, ulurtfou *1 ilia, ampiopmutlaf Arehltotets. II Uworeh$«.90loaay ov*. tml 1 will tmA itia pap*r cover by tnail pmtpald ®a raoaliH of il.00; bouini ta dMKIt.&t AdlrcmailonlNaUd. t. OOILYIE, Yuvi.imumi, TTbTlhMnai. ifKawBi^lfrw l*dk H. D. 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