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The Blood) Irishman. A correspondent describes s dispute Uc i „ itnessed in a railway carriage, between .an Irish gentleman and a clergyman, on ( atrocities question. He says the fun i i 1 e\v fast and furious; the Irishman was I corking himself up to a pitch of fever- j _jieat. when suddenly, to the horror of ov-, kerybody, while emphasising some state ment, lie whipped a forminable looking knife out of his pocket, braudisltcd it about wildly fora second, and then stuck it into the very thick of the thigh of his right leg. It must have gone in at least an inch, and 1 there it stood vibrating, lie sitting perfect ly still, ralmly looking at it. Kverybody was afraid to move, lest the blade should be transferred front the gentleman's own Heidi t* our bodies. The parson was the lirst to venture a word of explanation. “ Goodness gracious, sir,” said he, “for Heaven's sake take it out at once, sir; think what a mess the carriage will be in : besides you will seriously injure yourself.” " Not a bit of it,” mildly repeated the son of Erin, all bis excitement having ap parently subsided ; "I positively like it. it doesn't hurt me; I have accustomed my muscles to it. I assure you 1 don't feel it the least.” •* Accustomed your muscles to it 1” ex claimed the parson ; impossible ! Do tuke it out, and oblige me : it makes me shud der to look nt you.” “ Well, of course, if it pains you at all to sec it, 1 will oblige you ; but, as I tell you. the affect is rather pleasing than otherwise, so far as 1 am concerned,” said the stranger. And having pulled it out with an apparent effort, he carefully wiped the instrument with his handkerchief, shut it up. and put it it his pocket, to our great relief. “ Do you often do such a silly tiling as that?” inquired the reverend gentleman. ** Oh, yes, frequently,” was the reply. “ Have you ever tried it on your nmi?” “ No, never on my arm; the muscles r < ii't pet accustomed to it.” "ideally?” jjg (fellic eccontric individual got out at mo next station. Wo called the guard. *• Is that man mad?” wo asked, “lie has just horrified us by running a large knife nu inch and a half into his leg. ’ “ Mad, no ; he ain't mud,” observed the official. "It,s a very old game of bis. that. He has a cork leg, and likes to frighten people !” “Stick to Dili!.” “ i am tired of farming and want to come to town and make a living for myself, what do you think of it?” writes a farmer boy. Well we think you arc a fool ifyou don't May on the farm. The city is full of *‘ dead hints "and tramps, and if you hoye pit a draftf- If I'fti of making your bread and y , " , <l L'ttcr stay right sphere you are, and dig potatoes, than come here and go to the workhouse and peek rock. ‘•Stick to dad.*’ Stay on the farm. You are worth more to yourself, to your neighbors, to the State and country at large, than all the one horse, mutton-head professional gentlemen that are li\ing from *• bread to mouth” in this city or State. You stick to the plow, the mower, the reaper; freeze to that farm like a llv-blis terto a negro’s lip; raise corn, hay, rye, wheit. barley, oats and potatoes ; chop worn! maul rails, burn brush, eurry mules, feed Jam, raise stock, and instead oflumg ingfaround street corners, depending upon lujlch-houses to keep the sand oilt of your , you’ll be at him ■ 0.1 \ ayr farm liv ing a life of independent hastiness, wliile thousands of nice young men. pretty and proud to work, and too la/,>* will be lighting out “over the hills to tlto poor house,” merciless beasts and lazy subjects of otter dependence upon public charily. • mv.t if you know which side of lirend of lift is buttered, you {five up the foolish idea of coming to town to make ii living for yourself. Twenty-live acres : of ground and a chap like you to till it. is worth more to the country than the big gest bank in the country, and the smartest capitalists we know of to run it. Follow the plow and engineer the docile, willing, mule that pulls it. Our word for it, any voting, healthy, stout farmer hoy who will (Sve up bis chances for a “dead sure thing in life,” and come to town on an uncertain ty is not smart enough to take care of him self, and should be arrested and sent to . the lunatic asylum for being a “start liatrnl fool.” V>'tav where you are. ii i Lessons in (Grammar. 11 ‘I Well, ray sui you have got into gram have youK" said a proud sire to his trJlfa.' chip the other night. “Let me hear vMi yunparc some adjectives.” Chip.—” All rijht. Little, less, least; big, bigger, beast; mow, more, most l’roud sire—“ Hold on, sir, lhnt‘s not right; you—” pi,ip, “ Toe. tore, toast; snow, snore. \ snort; go. gore, gout; row. roar, rout—. m “Croud ,Sire.—“ Stop. 1 say ; those adjee- Drink, drank, drunk ; chink, Thunk; wink, wank, wunk; think. (“‘^^"liunk —.” Sire.—“ You infernal little fool! thunder —” Chip.—“ (*ood. better, best; wood, wa west : bad. wusser. wust; Idle, biler. ■ pew. pool. pup. • BU‘ mu• e; 11 v I y s One on Jotww. “ This morning,” remarked Jones in a crowd at GucSuard'ir Corner, “ 1 laid an ptrtr—" t k 1 00 ; “The devil you did?” interrupted the < ’(jlollel. “ You didn't wait until I got tlro4gh,” replied Join s, reddening, as he observed the broad smiles upon the faces of the by stander*. ** 1 laid an egfc>—” “ Jones, that's too thin. The idea of an old rooster like you laying an egg is pre poatoroiW,” put ui the Major. “ Well, d—-d it all, can't you wait till a fellow lias his say, before you put in your confounded interruption 1 T said I laid an egg. this morning—” *• I‘reciaely,” said the Captain,* ‘‘you said you laid an egg this morning, and 1 don't be Here a word of it.” “ D U it, I laid an egg on the mantle piece—” *• On the nmntltlrpiece,” Jones chimed in. “ Thunder and lightning !” shouted Jones, now thoroughly exasperated. You ,1 n fools, i laid an egg on the inantle piccc this morning, and it fell off and didn't break!” And the poor fellow darted down the street between a trot and a gal lop. 11c hasn't been at GuesnarU's corner since. j f “ Dank You, Mine Friend.” A good story is told by the Marquette fMich.) Mini hi/ Journal of a former resi dent of Xugaunoo. now living in Colorado, lie w ns an explorer of some note, and was one day digging at the foot ol a idounta n in Wouldcr county, when a Teutonic gen tleman came along and inquired : “ My goot frient, vat you pecn dodere?” “Oh, I'm only scratching around to see what I can tind.” •• Veil, mine frient, I dond’t know pretty much by dis explorin’ pisneJs ; aver dond’t you could dell uie vere I could viml me a gold mine right avay guick ?” “ Oh, you just find a big pine tree and go to digging in its shadow, and you’ll find what you want.” ‘* I tank you, mine frientand the tier man went a little way up the mountain, found the shadow of a pine tree and went to digging. In a short time he found what is now the celebrated Mclvina mine, and now our Niyauneeite is suing for an inter est in the valuable property, on the ground that he gave the information which led ty its discovery, A ludv ('•rr#sj>o:nlcnt want* to know •who wits Hiram Abitri 1 ” It doesn’t, make A liiff of dilLi'cnee to us who he was, and we don’t try to keep (Misted on the records of strangers, but the irre claimable old goat rider in the next col umn says Hiram was tlieinan who bul lied the cedar market when Solomon went in the temple business, Hiram said thi‘ old man cedar plank f. o. b, — Itiirlington Hank /v/r. TUTTLS_PiLLS A Noted Divino says They are worth their weight in gold . READ WHAT HE SAYS: I)m. Ti’tt:—Dear Sir: For ton years 1 have been a maityr t Dvspcp!iu,Constipation, and Piles. Last Miring’your nilis were recommended tome; I used ihe in (tmt with liltlo tiiitli). lam now a well man, iiavc good appi tito, digestion per!cot, regulars ools, pilesgone, and 1 have gained forty pounds aond flesh. They arc wor'h their weight in gold. Ktv. H. L. SIMPfcON, Louisville, Ky. TUTT’S PiLLS CURE SICK MB AD ACHE. TUTPSELLS CURE DYSPEPSIA. TUTPSIIILS CUBE CONSTIPATION TiiTPSPiLLS CURE PILES. tutlTpills CURE FJSVBR AUD AtfUß. TUTPSIiLLS CURE BILIOUS COHO TUT'PS'PILLS CURE KIDNEY COM PLAINT. tutpsTpiils CUBE TORPID LIVER imparting I'.eiibb and ntreegth totbc nyntvui. cverywherr. Oibtv, $$ Mo ray Street, New York. oTscsSsce. I 9 Gniy It.iir can be changed U H 9 et w-v M i k I t a single ripplication of (1 1 Ur.TVTT'slljii Dye. ti acts like magic, Li j and is warranted .is harmless as water. U 3 Price $1 is*. Office .15 Murray St., N. Y. i (i j VfKAT 18 (jIEEK’3 EH MT! Head fbc ilsisracr It is r plant that frrows in thtrSfoulh* and! is spe cially adapted to the cure ol disc ascii oi that climate. NATURE’S OWN REMEDY, Kntrnnjf if rmcv ino the Moid, c*]>t iwtt tllfecmf !*&, tvphilitic. anti ractim uic Ah**, it It 1 search I-,' alt- ruivc. hut when mmhim and with Sarsaparilla, % eilmv L>ov4e, a uvl herbs, u lortns Dr. Tutt’s Sarsaparilla and Queen’s Delight, Tito most now it lut hlm'd purifier knuwn to medical science lor the 1 lire of old ulcers, diseased joints, find discharges Iroin tin- > us and nostrils, ahs. esses, skin I diseases, rtt.ipsv, kidw y ~M nplai.it, el ii* Unt i seen t practices'. tl ni, inn I Kti r a -plern, Jt esc Strengthens tlie net run - 5 \ slum impm-twn fit# com plexion, and builds up the I'O.ly with HEALTHY. SOLD FLESH. A$ .in antidote to syphilitic poison t y shdoidv m r- - (Is - I case* of thcJwarst i\ j>c if’ Dr. Tntt has been en gagad in the practice of nicdicinethirty year?, and tot a lonjrtime was demon, utrator u f anatomy in the Medical College yj Geor jrfn, hence persons us tmt h!s Dills have th#guaran tee that ihey ar* prerfed on Fcicnntic principles, and are froc from all ,ju.u kewrr*** lie hits snccrcded in combining in them the heretofore antagonistic qualities of a >i>rkfft//fM i riff, f u > ffa t # tv, r nJ a /r • i/yiur to me. Their first apparent ef fect is to increase the ap petite by causing the food to properly assimilate. Thus the system is nour ished, and by they’ lonic action on the digestive or pans,rocular and healthy c\ acuatlons arc produced. The rapidity with which fa 'out inkr oh fitfk u while tinder the influence of these nills, ol mb'lf In* dicates their adaptability to nourish the body, and hence tlu ir efficacy in cur. mg nervous debility, tut l im hoiv.dyspepsia, wast imi of the muscles, slug rishness ol the liver, chronic constipation, and ATTENTION, NORTHEAST GEORGIA. BUGGIES, PHAETONS, CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS, WAGONS Ac, OF THE OLD KF.LIAIiLE 1 J ( ) J )( J MANW AC T V 16 S, ATHENS, 6EOHGIA. THI-: LARGEST STOCK L V THE SOUTH AT GREATLY REDUCED TRICES, "©a Ucjmir Work a Spjtialty. MUT The Heat ■ledkxT Mnteriakawi the Finest Workmen in the State. T* Ik.i (‘nil :u and Examine heibre Ityrt basing Kk-wh* r*. ALL WORK O' 1.1 RA .Y 7 I-.1.U. “'®t Ayer's Cherry Pectoral For Disease* of the /f. t \ Throat and Lung*, nhi f n suchas Coughs, Colds, and. Whooping Cough, / Bronchitis, Asthma, and Consumption. Tlie ropiitittion it has attained, in ronscf|iienee of thu imirvuUee* cures it lisa produced (hiring llic last half century,ls a sufficient Assurance to llio iml,lie Unit and will continue to realize the tiappiobt results that ran I,e desired. In almost every section of country there are persons, publicly known,who have I,ecu restored iroinalni mingaud even desperate diseases of the lungs, by its use. All u ho have tiled it.nckiiowledgo Its superiority; and where its virtues are knowu, no one hesitates a to tvhal medicine to employ to relieve the dis tress jnnd suffering peculiar to pulmonary affec tions, CiiKßitr I’ixTor.Ai. always a Cords in stant relief, and performs rapid cures of the milddr varieties ofbroiicliial disorder, as well as the more formidable diseases of the lungs. Asa safrguard to children, amid the distress ing diseases which beset the Throat and Chest of Childhood, it is invaluable; for, by its timely use, multitudes are rescued and restored to health. This medicine gains friends at every trial, as the cures it is constantly producing arc too re markable to be forgotten. No family Should be mu hunt it, and those who have once used it never will. Kminent Physicians throughout the country prescribe it, and Clergymen often recommend it from their knowledge of its effects. ntEPARim nr Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass., Practical ami Analytical Chemintfi. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE. E. B. BENSON & CO.. Agents, li AIiINVELL. (ia. Smrma, Puuma^^ 9 CMcotton C//vs& Presses Fursteam ; JmDM MORSE poy/er. sorghum mills Ercsrc. CIRCULAR w/nship &BRO. Q&rv/uf ATLANTA. GA. JEWELERS. (lI.N (JEAltlNtl SHAFTING and BOLTS CHKAFKK THAN F.VKR DEFORK AT THK Forest City Foundry MACHINE WORKS, GEO. I!. LOMBAItD&CO., • AKiI'NT.I, OA. IxNt JINKS. \ f SUTTON SCKI'tVR. t, : II L GEARING, and Machinery of all kinds made and retired. :2 \ 103 John M. Robinson, (F. .rmerly O’fVnttvr £ Robin non) Wholesale Dealers in Millinery * Straw Goods, BONNETS, HATS, RIBEONS, jFLO WER S, FEATHERS, c*c.\ K. • fa. k. chili*. k. jrioKKRHON. y. h. m ynn. CHILDS, NICKERSON & CO, No. 13 franklin lloiihc Hiilldlnst. Athens. *., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, NAILS, HOUSE ami MI'LE SHOES, HOUSE SHOE NAILS, AGRICULTUUAL IMRLEMENTS, Leads, Oils, Glass and Varnish, Harness Leather, MILIS UR N W AGO XS, COTTON , MANILLA ANl> JUTE HOPE, , Carriage and Saddlery Hardware. Felloes. Hubs, Spokes. Buggy Wheels. Axles, Springs, etc,. Rubber and Leather Belting. Mill Saws. Mill Findings, Anvils, Bellows, Vices, Hollow Ware, etc. Manufacturer's agents for the sale of FAIRBANK S STANDARD SCALES, WIN SHIP AND SAWYER'S CELEBRATED COTTON GINS. Cider Mills, Syrup Mills and Evaporators. Watt Plows. Farmers’ Friend Plow, Pumps, Circular Saws, etc. agy lmi article in our line not in stink, will he orilereil when desired, with the ho.st possible and, 1" i/. CALI. AND EXAMINE OCR STOCK AND PRICES. 02 FT TRNITURE IN TIIE LATEST DESIGNS. PARLOR FURNITURE, DINING ROOM FURNITURE, CHAMBER FURNITURE. Ofay Tho Cheapest Umife ia the South. fay The Best Goods made and warranted at Less than Manufacturer’s Prices. G. V. DeGRAAF, 147, 147*, 149 <t 159, Broad Street, AUGUSTA,GA. ■w—r-n-m n T~t m / T 7\Tlll all itn biaui ln u. Sunday Morning iiillk, at the Store. JJ ]y Jj JJ Jrl lA. _IX TiV Or Night rails. IS!! I)nv.nt Street. lili SYRUP MACHINERY: jrM WE Jon.xso.v & co. f ATLANTA, GA., Manufacturers of Clegg’s Patent Portable GOFFER EVA FOR A TORS and Galvan ized Ivon Evaporators. A fonts for VANE MILLS. ERL IT DRYERS, GINS COTTON PRESSES. Portable and Stationary STEAM ENGINES. IHRLSIILRS, HOUSE FOY ERS FI Y MILLS. HORSE IIA V RAKES. GRIST MILLS , SMCT MA CHINES. IIOLTINGMI.OTHS, MOWING MACHINES , Y C. flrjT'Our Evaporators are the cheapest on the market, and none better Send for circulars and prices. TURNIP SEED, I f>oo lbs Fresh TURNIP SEEDS. AH sorts I.andrctli’s Rest GRASS SEEDS, SEED OATS, RYE, PARLEY, WHEAT,£C. FERTILIZERS FOR WHEAT !!! AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &C. Mark W. Johnson & Cos., Atlanta. Oa., July ft. 1577. 47-72 THE MOST CROWDED PLACE Is that where Goods are Sold the Cheapest. JOHN KEELY’S Fall Announcement for the Year 1877. TOIIX KKKI.Y tins just received and marked off his fall stork of I>KY GOODS, Motions Hosiery and si Chives Cents' I'urnishtni; Goods. Hats. I toots Slid Shoes. Cloaks and Shawls, Trunks, etc., which for volume. varirC blindv. desiraldlitv and cheapness, wilt lie found to surpuM. by far. any stork over pwcist before tl"’ public in Atlanta at anv time previous. Having boon for nearly a month past tn attendance upon New Vork ••fiiiwtl a l r>." lie has purchased an hnmense stock of goods, for the greater part or which he lias nnid nothing like their value. Consequently he ran sell ‘"bargains." THIS ADVERTISEMENT Is no extravagant exaggeration expended upon a mere handful of goods, purchased, perhaps, at high figures under the pressure of a doubtful credit. ON THE CONTRARY, his judgment (the result of thirty vyara* exnerienee) and plucked splendid windfalls from und<i ttc ham mer of the RtH tteu* er, the shoritV. and from the hands of the assignee. 58 JOHN KEELY, Corner Whitehall and Hunter Streets, Atlanta, (la. ( 1 EOUGI.Y —HART COUNTY. Y T Tlie Court of Ordinary of said Comity is Dew met for County purposes this August iM. 4W7. Present, h'.G. Stephens!m. Ordinary. 1 Ordered hy the Court. That James I.- Johnson. Tax Collector in and for ilart County. Georgia, for the rear 1b77. be. and be is hereby authorized amt re quired te eolli i t Seventy two per cent, on the gene ral Mate tax for lsT< for Cmiuty putpooes. and to tinl9.li lining for the new jail; and Seventeen per . i-nt. for jury fund ; and Klevcu percent, for indigent IHSU fuud it being tive-terthi ot on* p,T cent, on tlie imndrrd dollar s worth of taxatde pro,*Ty in tli* Cinintv for the rear 1H77, or one hundred per emit, on the'general State tax \ true ctafiv Pom the minntr* Ortntier Hd. 15.,. ' I-'IiKP C. STKIMI KNSON Orillnary. NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING \ book-dontainint a list f lowns in the F. S. ha' POO pop. and the newspa|ierf having largest / cireuiation. AH tlie Religion*. Agrfeidtural S,-ien litie. and ether special class (ournata. Tables ,and rate* showing cost of advertising and everything which an advertiser would tike to know Mailed on ipt of ten rents Address GKO. I*. KOW 1'.1.1. A CO.. HI Sprilfc SI.. si. Y'. (opposite ■•■ln bum - br.il,Wl, _ M MTIKIHt.K. Atlanta A- charlotte Alr-L4ne Rallmatl. r.Ol.tc; FAST. I.eare Atlanta 4 bd P ni Arrive at Gainesville 6 ilt p in New Holland * go p m hula. 3o I' 1,1 liellton (SupiK-r) 1 00 p m Mt. Airv 7 -* 0 P Tmcw /, H P ™ Greenritle " 10 p ni Spartaiitiurg ,g fd a tu Charlotte f 12 a in Charlotte (Katlroad) Jnn<-tion 4 20 a m r-oisu yvKor. Leave Charlotte (railroad) Junction 7 00 p m Charlotte 7 If. p 111 Arrive at Spartanbnrg 10 43 p m Girenvillo H 30a 10 Toeona 3 47 a in Mt. Airv 4 9? a tn 'Lula 5 3d*m 7i*, w Holland 0 13 a ni GainesviHe 6 43 s in Buford (Breakfast) 6 33 am Atlanta f* 4S a in accommopatWS tatty. ve 715a ni Atlanta Arrive Sls p m Snnilays excepted. G .1 FORKACRK. General ,1 j!ii;s|n\ 1 - ' W. H. BROWN & BRO, Whlesale Druggists, BALTIMORE. MD.. J>ROPRIBTORS and Manufacturer* of Brown's Monumental Bitter*. *• Vegetable Worm Candy, “ Horse and Cattle Powders, “ Seidlitx and Soda Powders, •* Sewing Machine Oil, “ Essence .Jamaica Ginger, “ Nerve and Bone Liniment, “ Cathartic and Tonic Liver Pills, “ Cough Syrup, “ Cod Liver Oil, Kingof All Pain—“ Kierstead’s,” “ Blood Searcher —” Lindsay's,” “ Sarsaparilla —” Schwarts’s,” “ Fever and Ague Powders — •* Coulson's.” “ Flavoring Extracts— Fullslrrn</th, “ Monumental Boquet Cologne, *‘ Monumental Boquet Soap, “ Lily White and Rouge. All or the above reliable preparations can be bad of E. B. BENSON St CO.. 38-03 Hartwell, Ga. KD. KMKKICK SKI.L. CHAS. roSTKB. SELL & FOSTER, •TOURERS OK WHITE GOODS , MILLINER J', /’.lA T Cr and FURNISHING GOODS, GLOVES . HOSIERY. NOTIONS. AND STATIONERY. Goods sold on flic most liberal terms, at the lowest prices to responsible bouses. SELL A FOSTER, No. *27 Haync Street, Charleston, S. C. WOOL CARDING THE ANDERSONVILLE MILLS and WOOL CARDS are in first-rate condition for work. Wool, left with Messrs. E. B. Benson A Cos., at Hart well, will be carded and returned free of extra charge. Sept. 4th, 1877. F. E. HARRISON. ADVERTISING. ft I,OOO2WORTH S OB &97..10. Thi* chmjM Mt and hi st way to reach reader* out nide of tin- large cities is by using ou* or more of our six listsofover 1000 news papers, divided to cover different neetioiis of the country. Wwltly t’ircii l;tf lon ovor 600,000. Advert iMeim nts rend veil for one or more lists. For catalogues containing iiiunes ot papers, and other information and for c.Mi mates, address Kkai.k & FOBTKH, 41 Park How (Times Huilding). New York. P EORCIA—HART ©MINTY. a_X Whereas. William H. MeLesky applies to ine foi Letters of Administration on the estate of Eliza beth MeLesky. late of said County, deceasisl ; These are therefore to cite and admonish all con cerned to show cause at my office, on or before the first Monday in November next, why said letters should not be granted, (liven under my hand at my office, this 3d day of Octolier, 1577. l’\ c. STEPHENSON. Ordinary. GRACES SALVE. A Vrirtnble PrciMirnti.., inmilinl in tin* I'tli rcnliiry I>V l>r. Wm. r.riirn, Snrgi->m in King .lumen' anuy. Tlimush ii ngi-nrv In* curnrt thrni samln of tin* most n.-j-inua wiren wnnmlK. and was regard** i by ail win* knew him an a jiubiie hem-far tor. !IV a box, by mail 30e. For nale by druggists generally. AGENTS WANTED. Address SKTII W. FOWL* & SONS, lioatnn. Mass TEE LINDErT" ATTOIIXKY ATLA IT. HA iiTWKI.I., GRORGTA Strict attention will In-given to all businenn entrunttd. 30..n:l to bin < ;tr<*. JOHN 1\ SHANNON, A TTORNE V-A T-LA W, EiJiEkTGN, CiKOM OJAy. I‘rartioen in the ('ountien of Klbert. Hart. Miulinon and Franklin, and ill the Supreme Court ; elsewhere when employed. 11° JOHN T. OSBORN, I TTORXK I” A\T) COV.XSKLLOIt .! T LA H r KI. H Kit TON, GKOItGIA. I'rartiren in :mv Court where be in employed. Keg ularly attends the Comtn wf the Northern and Wen tern Cireniln. -U p r7hoix;es, A TTORNE V-A T-LA IV. IIAKTWKI.T., HART COYNTY, CJA., Will promptly nttend to all bnsinea* intrnnted to bis rare, and collecting iiiimlc a njmcialty. 3( QUARLES W. SEIDEL, ATT 011 X E Y A T L A W, HARTWELL, lIART COUNTY, 1 52 GEORGIA. 1823. SEND FOR 1878. TIIK NEW YORKOBSERVT The liiurr KKUntot n ami Seciii.au Famii.v K l-Al-EK. $3.15 A TEAK. l OST t'AII). Kstaki.ikhkii 1H24. I ff- 37 PAKIi ROAV. XEB YORK. ’ M SAMPLE COPIES FREE. Fair Notice ! 171 VERY ]crHon in thin Comity, knowing Southern Watr/avaii. will |*lric call on me in lie tlieir Mubperintiou, a their MeefumtM are 1 kauri*. C. W. BKIDB .jH >2 Attorney-at 4 /'J.EOKGIA —HART COUNTY \ X AYlien a*. S. M. Mewliorn applien to Isette- of Administration on the estate of t A. Me* liorn. l*to of said County, decern**! : These are therefore to eito and ariuionish all i rerned to show cause, at my office on or before first Monday in November next, why said l# * should not be unuiti and. Given under ip*. kan<l office’ this 3d nay of October. 1P77. KRKD C. STEPHENSON, Ordin* , ( < r.oRGIA—HART COUNTT v_X Whnt ss. Mary R. linker appH*‘s to v Letters of Administration on the estate of Petv linker, latd- of said CbUPIv. decrwwd Toese ar** therefore to cite aou aditionisli all cerned to slum- cause at my otfico. on or iH-ton* tl first Mondav in November next, why said letb-k should not f>e granted, fiiven under my hand at oftiee, this 3d fifty of October. 1877,. FREJM:. STEPHENSON. Ordinary. (j i:<) ri . i ‘t i a l V ' S ■ 7 jr jfl . m : ||l : ; : V. ’.IvA: .. :