About The Fayetteville news. (Fayetteville, Ga.) 18??-???? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 10, 1890)
acaagmitig; THE NEWS ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY. N. R. BEADLES, EDITOR Subscription &100 OUR RATES. Loc.l notices 5 cents per line. Quarter column 3 months $ 500 4 I 6 44 10,00 <4 “ 12 4 < 20,00 Half “ 3 44 10,00 << “ 6 44 £0,00 “ 12 44 35,00 One « 3 44 20,00 • 4 “ 6 35,00 44 “ 12 44 60,00 Speaker Reed cannot run his one sided measures over such men as Carlisle and Randall, The leading Newspapers have decided to settle the negroes on the “Cherokee strip,” This set' tks the problem. New York city has the new dis ease, Laplrippe, in a lively man ner, at^lt fifty thosand citizens are said to be grappling with it. Griffin had one shooting affray during the holidays; one Mr, Cun ningham was shot by YVm. Jones, The wound was not serious, though it took effect in the throat. The ladies of Atlanta have made many spicy suggestions about how to keep husbands at home; but there is no solution to the problem, ‘•how to keep a wife at home’'. A stand containing 10.000 Mex icans fell through last week at a bull-figbt. at tlie city of Viile Lare do; not one ot them were killed, •but ought to have been. Seme fellow in Colorado t wants to Bet 25000 sheep that Harrison will be reselected President; there would be a large amount of wool lost if some man should wager the same number Politics are waging warm in “the bloody fourth’', congression al district, says one of our exchan- es; however, if our friend Sami. W Harris becomes a candidate, we will have to whoop for him* All the grain supplies have in creased this season except wheat. The wheat supply has decreased o ver three hundred thousand bush els, as compared with statistics of previous seasons. The last legislature of Georgia proclaimed January the l9th.,Gen Lee’s birthdaj', a legal holiday: it comes on Snnday this year, and the Monday following will be pro claimed by Gov. Gordon. During the past year there were .1,719 financial failures; more than my year during the past five. Is his due to the fact that we had a epublican administrator last year, tnd a democratiu, the previous lour? For The Monument. lie Grady monument fund has lied about $10,000, and contin to increase A suggestion made last week to build the ument where the Artesian now is, junction of Peachtree, ietta and Decatur streets, :h we think would be quite an opriate place. The Okefenokee Swamp was to have been sold on the 8th. day of this month, but was postponed on account of a flaw in the advertise ment. It will be sold Mcli. loth. State Commissioner Hook thinks that the public school term in our state will be extended from fonr months, to six of each year. ‘ ‘So mote it be”. Mayor John T* Glenn of Atlan«. ta was elected as his own successor last week, and his friends intimate that he would make a nice occn- pant for the Governor's Mansion. Hurrah. For Kentucky! Kentucky is doing nobly in the cause of public education* With a population very little, if any, lar gertlian that of Georgia, she spout $1,500,000 in support of common schools last year, and intends to in crease the appropriation at the rale of 10 percent, a year. Last year there were 111,355 negro cbildreu in the public schools of Kentucky. The white people of that state tax ed themselves $500,000 to educate these children, while the entire ne gro population paid only $12,COO for the education of children, white and black. Similar condi> tions exist in every Southern state, but this imqortant fact seems to have escaped the attention of those who prate of negro oppression in the South. It is because they be long to thai hopelessly blind class who will not see. [Macn Telegraph. £-}ome Facts about The Fayetteville News- Professional Cards. D. R. MET HI IN, Attorney at Law, Prompt attention to business, practice, in nil O'litta of this state. F A YFTTeVI LLE GA. Will JOHN B. HUTCHESON, Attorney at Late, 16}4 Whitehall St., Atlanta. Ga, Will practice in ail tlie Courts of Atlanta and the Counties of Clayton, Payette, Ilenry, Campbell, Douglas and DeKalb. /. T. SPENCE, Attorney at Lazo, JONESBORO, GEORGIA. II. A, PEEBLES, Attorney at Law. HAMPTON. GA. 7\ V. LESTER, Attorney ht. Lazo, Retd estale and Loan apent PATETTEVJIiLE, GEORGIA. The above named paper has been run in this county ones year and a half: during that time it has had some very severe struggles for life; several “cussings”, a small pat ronage, very little aid in the way of encouragement from home-folks and still less money. However, it bobs up its head above the turbu lent breakers every Friday, anc runs out or town with an apron full of news to those who admit it into their family circle. Its support from Brogdorr has been better than from any other part of the county, except Fayetteville, cf course, There we have 35 subscribers who have nearly all paid for their pa per. At Fayetteville we have 160 subscribers who take'the paper, 4O of whom have paid us from 25cts, to one dollar each. Inman and Woolsey furnish 30 subscribers each, and three fourths of them still owe their dues* Brooks sta tion, Flat Creek and Parkers Mill get about 30 papers each, and bare ly one fourth of them have paid up “But let the wide world wag as she will,” The ••News” comes on Friday still'; and it shall be punct ual all the year 18.0 if tve have our health. We have as corresdondents these well known gentleman; Col. C. P. Daniel, Prof. J. W. Denton, Mr. Allen H. Jones, Messrs* W. A. Stokes, W. O. Coleman and Y. P. Milner; besides a few others who will contribute occasionally; these ate as good literary talent as Fayette county affords: if you ever appreciate anything in the way of literature, you should patronize- a paper in which these men write Now let us have your support It is a deplorable fact that our count- y has never supported a newspa per as it should. J T. EDWARDS, Physician anti Surgeon, Chronic Di.,-coses a Specialty. Good Treatment, Chargns reasonable. FAYETTEVILLE. - - - - - OEORGIA. FROM GOVERNOR GORDON. Mr, A. K, Hawkes—Dear Sir; The pantiscopic glasses you furnished me some lime tince, give excellent satisfaction. I hare lested v them by use, and r.utst say they are iHiecjualed in clearness an l brilliancy by my that I have ever worn. Respectfully, John B. GOttpON, Governor of State of Gem-gjo Mn, A. K, Hawker—Dear Sir-: I have thoroughly tested the glasses you adjusted ta my eyes, sometime ago, and find them to Le unsurfu/fed in IkafnCG and brilliancy. Ta not they a e the best glasses 1 have eyer used. W. D. Bloxham, Ex-Goveraov ot Florida. All eyes fitted aud fit guaran teed by W. P. & Ms L. REDWINE, F aye ttevillo? Gha* ■9S Solid Sold Watch.' Bold for® IOC. until lately. I “ $85 watch In the world. I ‘ timekeeper. War-1 ranted. Heavy Solid Gobi .Hunting Casee. Both ladled land gents’ sizes, with works and caaoa of equal valutw One i'ciraou in each lo» coRijr nan eocuro one free, tetrethur with our large and val- uahlo line of Household fikvni£>lCN. These eamplos, ci well oe the watch, wo send Free, and after you have kept thefD In your home for 0 month* and ehown them to thuso who may haro called, they become your own property. Thoso v/ho write at once eon be euro of receiving the Vr ntcLi and Cumnlei. We pay all express, freight, eta Address 6tLK3onVb Co., Bos 01^2*ortlaiul,ttain9* GEORGIA, Fayette c mnty— I do hereby notify all persons concerned 'hat I have this day made my wife, TVIis.M Davis, a free dealer, to contract depts, sue and be sued in as free manner as is provided by law; This December 23rd, ISSg. John J. Davis, GFORGIA, Fayette County All persons having demands against the estate of F. I\ L'ndsey late of said county, deceased, arc hereby notified to render in de mands to the undersigned according to law; and all persons indebted to said estate are re quired to make immediate settlement, This D:c. 4th. ISS9, R. T. DORSEY. Alministrator GEORGIA, Fayette Consul;,?. Will be sold before the court house door in the town of Fayetteville said county dur ing 'he legal aours of sale on the fust Tees day in February next the following described propet ty : Fifty one acres of land more or less ill the 4'h. di.-.trict of I'f.yelte county bounded by lands of Jamison Alford. Gabriel Cox, 8 • II. Martin, and Jason Cjx—Levied on as the property of \Y\ L. Kenedy to satisfy a Irfa issued from F iyetie Superior court in favor of S, T. & A. O. Blalock vs J. 8. Millsaps W. W. Padgett \V. L. Kenedy and James Al ford, endorser ; legal notice given jim Neal tenant in possession. This Dec. 23rd. 1SS!) 8 If, MARTIN, Sheriff. flycock Mamifactnrliig Company, , —MANUFACTURERS OF Blinds Doors &c. & eg Tlie Southern Alliance FARMER, AND IE FAYETTEVILLE NEWS, The one, the Alliance Organ of the State: the other, the Alli ance Organ of Favette County. THE TWO PAPERS FOR ONE DOLLAR and SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS. This is by special contract that we are enabled to make this price on the two. Subscribe at once. Send $1.75 to TEE NEWS, Fayette ville Ga., or the SOUTHERN ALLIANCE FARMER. HAS OPENED A BRANCH STORE AT NO. 97 S. BRCL STREET, ATLANA, GA, Where he keeps a full line of Foreign and AU orders received here or at ihe old store, 167 W. FETERj Shall have promptrattention; — 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 1887—2 1 75 1888-1 “ 1 55 1 45 Sour Mash Half Gallon Jugs, 10 cents. All others at 10 cents per gallon, 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 is an old citizen of Fayette will be glad to wait on you at No 97 S. Broad Street, Atlanta Georgia. g Fayetteville nigh School. FACULTY. D. R. KEITH, A. M, Principal. MISS TIPORA HARRELL. Assistant. MISS JENNIE COOPER, Principal Music Department. The Spring Term of this Institution opened Monday, January the 6th., and will continue six scholastic months. English, Business and Clnsical conrse. Tuitition $1.00 a month, No^deduction lor public school fund. Board, $7.50 to $10.00 Our motto Is “Thorough”, Discipline mild but firm. For fnrther information address the Princial. ••••! ■ y — - Y 'EM
