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COUNTY OFFICERS.
JUDGE OF COUNTY COURT
J. C. Barron.
ORDINARY and CLERK SUP’R
COURT
R. T. ROSS.
SHERIFF ami TAX COLLECTOR
W. W. Barron
and
Moses Smith.
TAX RECEIVER
W. T, Morris.
TREASURER
H. T. Graves,
CORONER
Hardy .Christian.
IN MEMORIAL.
It is my painful duty to announce
the death of my friend; Hon, Na
thaniel S. Glovpr fof Jonos County
Ga, which occured oil the 26th day
of January 1889 at 1 o’clock ]>. ni.
at his residence in sa'd county. It
•was my earnest desire, that some
other able pen would write appro
priate Eu'ogics lo his memory. He
was several times a member of tho
L^giHlutuie from his County and
twice a member of the , Senate, and
a Sheriff of Ins county for muny
years and a .staunch democrat all
through life. Ile.was a member of
the J2th Ga regiment during the
Confederate since when he con
tracted Rheumatism, of which he
never rocovored, tboiug over fifty
years of age when he entered the
service. lie amassed an immense
fortune before and after the war,
nnd became a largo money loaner,
never oharging over tho legal rate ol
interest for his money, and many
are the men of this County today
who ate’indebted td him for .the
homes which they own. Ho ain
ply povided for ell of his children
during Ijfe, was twice married, leav
ing a wife to mourn his loss, for he
yus a.devolod.husband, kind ..father
and a good provider. Ir, was my
good fortunp to only know him in
lii3 latter days and liis motto was,
“Energy will do anythin that can
be done in this world and no talents,
no circumstances, no opportunities,
will make a man without it.” He
was a number of the Primitive Bap
tist Church at New Hope, and
Charity was one of his most promi
nent characteristics, for I have
known him to help his greatest
enemies. llishonoiB survive, him
He was called away from a loving
fireside and associations most dearly
prized, from a confiding constitcncj
and from the enjoyment of every
favor offortane. He was born in
Edgefield District, South Carolina
on May Uth 1813 and moved to
Georgia when quite a youth aud
did his first plowing with hickory
withe traces ami at one
owned a whole District of land. A
Christian genitor, true and devout.
He is entitled to tho Honors which
wo are now awarding to his memory.
But in the more endearing charac
ter of friend and comrade. The
silent tribute of a tear moistens the
eye of the grateful poor, to utter
higher praises than wo can embody
iuaMemoriam. Let him rest in
pence for he has nobly earned his
li}gh*reward. “IKK.”
Pippin, Ga , March 10th 1889.
FOR GOD AND HO MR ANp NA
TIVE LAND.
A Call for a State Convention of
the Georgia W, 0. T, U.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance union of Georgia will^bold it 8
(seventh annual convention iu
Aupstg. invitejdelegates April 16th from to gQ. They
every ,V. C.
T, union in Georgia, and Women
represei tatjveg from all other
temperance organization in the state.
They also invite other good women
who sympathize ? th the cause
in to tempera uc
L
societies or nafi to e-ane and work
and pray for the advancement of
the temperance cause and deliver
ance of our people tr om the great
l.quor evil.
It teUs its own gtory of sin, de
gradation. rmn and dpaih, and its
fearful consequences*upon the happi
ness and homes of our people, and
we urge the women, from all parts
of the’state, to come and send up a
mighty prayer, together, to God
for help and redemption. The
prayers and effects already put
forth have been marvelously blessed,
and it may bethatGod Is waiting
for a more general and united
action Wore giving a full and final
“del iv era nee,“ Let them cotrje
from prohibition counties to encour
age and pray with those that are
still in' bondage.
Those desiring to come will please
bring credentials from their so
cieties or the churches to which they
belong, They will also notify us
as early as possible, that homos
may be provided for them. Enter
tainment wid be free and railroad
rates re ducted on returned tickets.
They are also requested to wear a
small white ribbon bow that they
be indeutified arrival.
Respectfully,
IV.is. VV. C; Sibley,
State President W,C. T. U - of Ga.
—Constitution.
EGCENTRIC BOYS.
“I wish I knew what to do with
my boy Dan,” said Mr. Brown,
with a worried look on his face.
“What is the matter with him?”
asked liis friend, Mr: Jones. “Is he
a scamp?”
Well, no, was the slow reply, 1
can’t say that She is disobedient,
saucy or mischievous, but he'don’t
act like other boys, somehow.
In what way?
Well, ho don’t take much to
books, although he keeps up iu his
class pretty well; but he don't hank
er af.er book-learning. He’s the
greatest boy to prowl around the
woods, bringing home bugs and
roots and rocks, fhen he has a
whole lot of gimcracks in his room,
and he’s alw*yp pecking through
microscopes, fooling with chemicals
and making experiments with one
thing and another, I declare i
don’t know what's going to
of him, and I hate to punish him
because I know he don’t mean any
thing wrong. It’s just Dgn’a ec
centricity, I suppose,
Mr. Jones laid his hand kindy on
his neighbor’s arm.
“I don’t know what you w id do,”
he said, gravelybut I Know what
I would do if I had such a boy. I’d
buy In m a fine microscope, all tho
chemicals ho could u«e, and all the
books on natural history he could
read. I wouldn’t mind if ho was the
tail end of liis class if ho was a
genius,”
“A genius, Mr. Jones!
“Yes, sir You never saw an ec
centric boy in your life who didn't
develop into something out of the
ordinary, unless his parents crushed
liis boyish aspirations, and made
him believe that the was nothing to
be learnd outside of books.
Mr. Brown was only half convin
yet Mr. Jones was right.
The mere idler ot a boy may
grow up a shiftless man, but the
eccentric boy, who studies nature
and seeks for knowledge outside of
the school-room, has in him the
making qf an inventor, naturalist,
geologist or learped man.
Such boys stand in nped of en
couragement, rather than reprooi.
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IN BIBB AND ADJOINING COUNTIES
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LEGAL AD VERTISEMENTU
■APRIL SHERIFF SALES.
GEORGIA—Jones County. „
Will be sold before the Court House
uoor m Clinton, said county on the
first Tuesday in April nett duriug
the legal hours of sale at public' - out
cry to the highest bidder that body
of land situated lying and being in
said state and county bounded by
land of VV. S. Lowe W. H. Head es
fate and others on Walnut Greek
and known as the Thomas Hum
phries home place and occupied now
by Monroe Green being the same
land sold by John S. Humphries to
Ii. J. Turner as appears in Deed of
record Book V. Page 131 Jones
Supr Court. Levied pn as the land
of ii. J. Turner to satisfy one Ufa.
from Jone-j Superior Court in favor
of A. II. Stephens vs Tlios J. Miller
Pnn and S. T. Bragg and R, J
Turner Sec’ty. Property Pointed
out by Plffs atty. .Written notice
served on tenant in Possession.
This Feby 26 18*0
_W, W. BARRON. Shff.
GEORGIA—Jones County!
Will be sold before the Co u
House door an Clinton said State
?, nd County on the first Tuesday in
April next between the legal hours
of sale the following Property to
wit. One acre of land and store
house adjourning lands of John
Garland John Gordon and others
and known as the sugar Hill Store
House and Lot and on right of the
road Leading from Hillsboro to
Cornucopia Levied on as the Prop
erty of R. A. Gordon to satisfy a
Tax fifa for State and County Taxes
for the year 1885. Tra nsferred to
H, T. Powel Cashier Macon Saving
Bank by S. J. Phillips Tax Collector.
Written notice served on Tenant m
Possession. Property pointed out
by H. T. Powel. Feby. 26 1889
W, W, BARRON ShfF
Ordinary’s Office, Jones Co. Ga.
March 4th 18*9.
Whereas, W. P. Glover applies to
me for administration on Estate of
Nathaniel S. Glover of said county -
deceased. These are to cite and ad
monish all persons concerned to show
cause at this office op the first Mon
day in April next if any tliey have
why said administration shall not
be granted to said applicant.
Witness my hand officially,
R. T. ROSS. Ordinary.
Ordinary’s Office, Jones Co., Un,
J anuary 29th 1S89.
Whereas, W, P. Glover the admip
istrator on Estate of John J. Glove?
dece’d. applies to me for Dismission
from said administration. These are
therefore to cite and admonish all
persons concerned to show cause at
this office if any they have to the con-,
trary on or by the first Monday in
May next. Witness my hand offici
ally. R. T. ROSS. Ordinary.
Ordinary’s Office, Jones Co., Ga,
January 29th 1889.
Whereas, John F. Anderson Adm’r
on Estate of Martin R. Malone dec’d,
applies to me for Dismission from
said Estate. These are Uricito and
admonish all persons concerned to
show cause at this offioo if any they
to the contrary on or by the
, _ ilonda , , Ma - r next
y m y
I Witness my hand officially,
R, T. BOSS, Ordinary.
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l Ini Deft ii is Prices si Fertilizers
10 advance mm from the farmers as is
THE CASE Will All OTHER DEALERS. <
Millers and Listers Pure Animal Bone Guanos.
JOHN MERRYMAFS CELEBRATED A. D.
BONES.
Cheaper than Ever Offered Before in this
COUNTY.
Call on me, get my ROCK BOTTOM PRICES and be convinced that these brands ARE NOT CONNECT
ED WITH ANY TRUST, which has advanced Prices. Demand and Sales unprecedented, supply fall
quil to the wants of all.
High Ms Md Ptoplta! Blight Cota Sesd
Meal | tarns Usman Kainit! and M
lie’s Fornnla Bonds.
of the HIGHEST STANDARD VALUE, enroute and being unloaded each d»y at our warehouses at station
on the C. & M. R. E.
sanin ml? sea is ns ns gun« sk.
EVERY OUNCE OF MATERIAL offered is GUARANTEED TQ BE JUST AS REPRESENTED. A
Special reduction will be madg to CLUBS and PARTIES buying iu
-CAR LOTS.—
Now is the time to place your orders r»nd take advantage of the heavy reduction in prices. Correspondenct
solicited. Write or call on mo at Monticello.
C. H. JORDAN, Agent.
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