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Tlie Democrat,
Edward Younjf & Co., Proprietors.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER*), 1881.
LOCAL ISTELL1GEXCE
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The name of the »eritt r it
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t3~ Vonirihtiont nJTwSaili
ui. and on only one tide of the paper.
GST We can not undertake either to
preterte or to rrturo communications which
tee decline to publish.
t-iT The price for announcing Candi
date* Karnes it SS.iki.
CRH FOR DV 11.1a E POST-OFFICE.
OFFICE HOURS.
Open at 7:00 A. M. f Close at 6:00 r. M.
SUNDAY HO^p.
Open till from 7:30 till 8 a. m, and from
1:30 2.
** Save Tour Hair” Keep It lleautilul.
The “London Hair Color Restor¬
er,’’the most delightful articleever
indrodueed to the A meriean people
and Hair is totally Restorers, different being from entirely all oth¬
er
free from all impure ingredients
that render many other articles for
the hair obnoxious. Where baldness
niaturely ot failing grayness.frm of the iiair^Gsts, sickness or per- or
other causes.its use will restore the
natural youthful growth, cleasiug color, and the cause scalp a
healthy impurities, dandruff, &c.,
from all
at the same time a most pleasing
and lasting hair dressing, fragrant¬
ly and perfumed,rendering pliable marking it the indispen¬ hair soft
an
sable article in every toilet.
Ask your druggists for London Hair Color i
Restorer. Price, Depot 75 cents a (lie. Imttle fj Six
bottles, §t Main for nit fd
States.:!*) North Sixth St., Philadw,
auglSyl
G. H, LI.
Numerous Large _ Sales Testimonials and
prove that prices of Pian¬
os aud Organs, for same make and
style, are from 20 to 30 per cent, less
at “The ™usic “ ouse of Die South”
than elsewhere.
G O. ROBINSON & CO.
L. P. Q. o
Large (Msh Contracts aruLIgu-geSi^sat wiHbic lies
nianutactiirers tiiK&uth,” “TTi
Music ,ouse 1 of ML 1 enable G
Fianos O. ROB and NSON Organs toselffimieiio
paid by small dealersP*^ a%|p» pride than, j,
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fr.O —. ... ROBINSON & CO.sell in Tex
as, “ikansns, J>oiiioiaiia, Mississippi,
Alabama, Florida, and in every South
emi Stale north of Georgia. —ogusta
can ,L' iosttv etaim i" 1 an lmv« 1 ,S1C
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— ouse oi tue »outn.
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Twenty to thirty (>er cent, saveJ^n
purchasing Musical Superior Pianos and Organs,
Iustrurnents,Sheet Music,Mus¬
ic Books and best Italian Strings, at
“The Mmie ouse of the South.”
Tuning and Pepairing
By C. . TAYLOR, the only author¬
ized Tuner of the Music ouse of the
South, Augusta, Ga.
G. O. ROBINSON & GO.
0ct.27,80.j-y.
XVhat Sl.OO Will Do.
The Home Companion Pub. Co., of
Cleveland, Ohio, will give their eight
page illustrated semi-monthly paper,
twenty-four beautiful pictures llxlo
inches in size,and S6.00 worth of books
for only One dollar. Sample paper and
a fine picture of President Garfield and
tamily sent free to all who write for
them.
A Wise Deacon.
Weacon Wilder, f want you to tell me
how you kept yourself and family well the
past season, when all the rest of us have
been sick so much, and have had the doc¬
tors visiting us so often.”
“Bro. Taylor, the answer is very easy. I
well used and Hop Bitters in time; kept my Three family dof
saved the doctor bills.
iars' worth of it kept us well and able to
work all the time. I’ll warrant it has cost
you and the neighbors one to' two hun¬
dred dollars apiece to keep sick the same
time.” ^
er.” “Deacon, ITI use your medicine hereaf
E. R. SCHNEIDER,
Importer T a of STv Fine rrr- Wines,
Havaanah Cigars, Mineral
Waters etc
161 and 256 Broad Street,
Augusta, Ga.
Oget 8. m3.
sending us word.
WHATTHE PEOPLE OK ADJACENT
TOWNS ARE DOING.
The News of N'eigbboring Counties Cull¬
ed lrow our Exchangee, aud Written
By oer t'urrespoudeuu—Wilkes, War
ren,Greene, Oglethorpe. Hancock, SSia
rou. Etc.
maplI^idge ‘
[Special Correspondence Democrat. ]
Co:ton is abobt all gathered in the
tiQoth dist. About a half crop made.
Most „ farmers in this district . will ...
make corn enough to supply their.
farms another year.
A large percentage of the hogs in
this section have died of cholera.
Ut,Th«. r.«.» mu,« »
ported to have diptheria.
Mr. G. G. Hixon and others will
leave for the cotton Exposition this
week.
Misses Cagle and Ingraham have
closed their schools and will leave for
Atlanta soon.
G^e a on
2nd Sabbath. He made a very favora
ble impressiou, as a gifted aud popular
preaeher.
WAUREN.
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1 ;ns . armputiited very soon. I his will
i he a very painful remedy for the cancer ^
1 on his band.
Mr. J. Newton '.Cason, son of Rev.
i \V. i) B. B. ii (Jason, f of Thomson, in.A>»(*An ai.iia*! called
on us Monday— Clipper.
Mrs. Judge M. II. Wellborn and
Miss 8allie her daughter who lately re
I turned from the north, had a pleasant
time visiting the ‘many prominent
(daces of pleasure aud healthful re¬
sorts in the north and east.
Miss Lizzie Spence, is very sick.
Mrs. Benj. Harris who has been
quite ill for some weeks is now very
nearly recovered.
!
HANCOCK.
Judge T. J. Little is ill.
i Doster of the limes & Planter and
Burnett, of the Ishmaclite have been
hopping around Macon the past week.
The Islimaelite makes apology for a
badly printed issue. Their press was
out of order. We sympathize with
them. We have been there.
Doster, of the jeJtshmaelite , saves
scratching and paper by composing lo
cals as lie sets them. Our l r ou»g man
frequently does this, 4
The fence troubles will Begin on the
7th of Noyember, six .o’clock sharp.
Liquor—Licks.
hhmaelile : “Our clever neighbor of
the Crawfordvilie Democrat is mis¬
taken. The Is'wiaclile got out no trade
issue, though it was on a sort of adver
Using boom a week or so ago.” We
were under the impression that it was
a ne trade ate gl,(dj|q. issue^wnd see we oui won’t coutempoiaiies back water,
doing so Wrapi 1 , We rejoice . with them,
In Wrn cmhet Strother vs. the (»a.
ICnK/u-Hic verdict was for tiie defer)
Uttrit ' ' 1
Miss Yuli^Seese, of Madison, is yis
iting KparLiW .
^g^ 5 X«—*• Biss’s hands’lias lands'has
One of Mr. YV. If.
gathered and sold fifty dollar s’ worth
of hay since the layiug by of die erop.s.
The Calaboose, or Hotel da comfor u
li £)runken, of Sparta, will be moved
next to the jail. Jiir^nSk
The Grand an advanced
position against licensing bar and biil
iard saloons. They will most likely be
licensed, all the same,— hhmaelile.
Mrs, Laura Knowles is dead.
Hancock is roused about caterpillars.
OGLETHORPE.
Last Saturday evening all the prop¬
erty of the Knights of Jericho and
Sons of Temperance was sold to the
highest bidder, in U’lnterville. I
Messrs. Hutchinson & Johnson,;iiave
got their cotton cleaner in operation at
Winterville.
Mr. John McGuire has moved his
family to his father-in-law’s, J. G.
Nunnally, at Jfaxeys, and is guarding
convicts in Greene couuty.
Oglethorpe can boast of some as pret¬
ty girls as any county in the state. So
the Echo says.
Oats are coming up aud looking well
. Oglethorpe,
ln
Mr. Robert Turner, is very sick,
Mr. Calvin Mathews, and Miss Afac
c^y Filter, weie married on the 23rd.
GREENE. t’
The protracted meeting at the Bap¬
tist church in Greenesboro,»closed on
Tuesday night last. w
A question that is interesting
Greenesboiryiow Postmaster. is; who will be their
next
W. R. Bunkley, Esq., a popular so¬
ciety man of Leesburg, Ga., is among
his friends at Union Point this week.
A negro child was burned to death
on Judge C'arlston s place last Wednes¬
day.
The circus at Madison Wednesday
was well attended by Greene county
people.
WILKES -
wiSL, deal °‘ beCr isdra,lkin
HM Sl,r, T Al ' k '
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J.M. Callan is enlarging and i il»],!' 0 v
ing Ins steam mill and gin every year.
He has recently added improvements.
John rnhn Adam’s residence •* in ■ ♦, the conn
try, caught hre last Saturday night
week but fortunately the fire was dis
covered before it did much damage.
A gret deal of hay is being gathered
in this county, and it is a very wise
thing.
An oil company has bought all of the
old barrels in Washington, of all kinds
that are water tight, paying sixty cents
each for them,
Keep Bulging.
Such k ind r' ,rds 38 these car ? a .
great deal , of pleasure to the heart of
an editor. The Messrs. Bailie show
their appreciation in actions stronger
than words, and send us a fine adver
tisement use ‘ utMU -
Office of James G. Bailie & Sons, ;
Augusta, Ga., Oct. 25th, 1881.—
Edward Young A Co., Crawfordvilie,
Ga. Gents : You are issuing and mak
So? KSiSffi. wf‘» “X. 58
only keep at it long enough. Yours
truly,
James G. Bailie Jt Sons.
i
Itching Piles—Symptoms aud Cure
The. symptonsare moisture, like perspi¬
ration, intense iUhing, increased by
S
tinue unue very very serious si results may follow,
^ “ AU-Healing All-Healing Ointment ” is a ^ pleasant n’-a^^
sure cur enre* ^*
Hheuin, bi‘ald Head, Erysipelas, Barbers
Itch, Blotches, Mvtvuv..., all ...a Scaly, uxoij, Crusty, ww. vj , Cuta- v
Eruptions. * Price 50 cents* 3 boxes
ot; k m «u onu •Jdraau
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receipt . . or inrcc
Oil ' price 111 currency or ^
j cent Or. pos taf , e stamps Prepared Sixth only by
! ; Swayiie& Sou* 330 North street,
i Philadelphia, -................. Pa., . to whom -------------- ietteis sheuld ——...
! addressed. Sold by all prominent Drug
i augioyi
OCR HOTGI.S.
The Arrivals—How the Strangers Come
into Crawtbrdville.
REG1STEHKD AT THE DAltllAOOTT HOUSE.
W. A Griffin, Atlanta, Ga.
A. R. Fletcher, Louisville, Ky.
J. A. Smith, Cincinnati, Ohio.
H. A,. Robinson, Lynchburg, Va.
Thoinf Slurley, Warrenton, Ga.
J, A. Taylor, Taliaferro.
A. C. Alley, Spartanburg, S. C.
ckawfokdville hotel.
J. Rosenthal, Baltimore, Md.; C. W.
Gause, Jas Akers, A. G. Lamar, J. D.
Rowel, S. W. Coleman, T.M. Mathews,
Atlanta Ga., II. Fleming, T, C. FiUigin,
Athens, Ga.; J. A. J. Sfcdonnougli, Bos¬
ton; P. CLiSylvester, Cincinnati; J. R.
Vea/.y. B. A. Stovall, Augusta Ga.; E. II.
Pottle, Jas. Whitehead, Rev. Hartley,
Warrenton Ga.; U: o. F. Pierce, Sparta,
Ga.; U. II. Rhodes, W. T. Stephens, S. J.
Jones, B, F. Wynn, P, G. Vea/.y, G. (V.
Portwood, G, E. Bird, Jfllo, Taylor; Geo.
Miller, Ta'iaferro; G. L. Finch, Sharon
Ga.; Jno. J, Pliner.
“Ilou’t know half ihelr Value."
and “They Kidney cured Complaint, me of Ague. Biliousness
as recommended.
l had a half bottle left which I used for
my two little ;£ girls, who the doctors anil
“ e 0 ‘«K ve s f ( ^.VuL.^me''mght if
j j given them Hop Bitters. Timv
j did them imtii so thoy much good cured. 1 continued TliaV J
usfi were is why
;ay y<"i do not kmuv iialf the Value of lloii
fitters, and do not recointnend them liigfi
enmudt. B., Rochester, N. Y. See other
column.—Awioncan Rural Home.
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Applicahoa DiSHliSSlOIl. for Letters of
GEORGIA—Tai.iaferieo County.
\\ ' | Administrator, Administrator, |EREAS, Sylvester on on me the Estate Estate Stewart, of of
’
b , ,iiW80n Stewart, Lte of said county
deceased, lias applied to me for letters
of Dismission from said Estate. These
are therefore to eite and admonish all
they persons concerned, to show cause if anv
can, on or by the first Monday in
January next, why said letters should
not be granted.
Given under my hand at office in
Crawfordvilie, Ga , this October fitli,
1881. CJJakles A. Bkazlky,
Ordinary, T. C,
Administrator’s Sale.
GEORGIA—Tauafekko County.
T)Y I) virtue of an order from the llon
orable Court of Ordinary of Talia¬
ferro county, will be sold before the
Court House door in the town of Craw¬
fordvilie in said county, on the first
Tuesday in .November next, between
the lawful hours of sale, tlie following
property to wit:
One lot of land lying in said county,
and adjoining lands of It. T. Kendrick,
James R. Jones and others, containing
00 acres nure or less, known as the !
home place. “Lso one lot known a»
the Silas Meadows place, adjoining
lands of Felix F. Darden, William T. !
Flynt, and ™. Perkins, containing 8H
acres of Elijah more or less, sold as t he property
Meadows, deceased, for the
purpose of a distribution among the
heirs at law of said deceased.
Terms, one half cash, and tlie re¬
maining half due 12 months from day
of sale, with interest from (late at 7
per cent per annum, and bond for j
titles when the purchase money is
paid. This October 8th, 1881.
Welcome A. Stone,A dministrator, I
with the will annexed of Elijah Mead
ows, deceased
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Application for Leave to Sell Land.
cuiiucfi riOVuteeks ta ^afmr^late r 11 on’i- 1 -n C/n vr-v
W h^madr^Yf mmHeatioi. *Tl
X, r wiH wiB *>e marie to tlie iionorablt/ onm-ihle •
4rah t°o ^l! i r r rcif mS"
G. Hixim, late of sahl comity
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SS*Sgl£gi?nMt* 1 m
\v F 1 ( i iM r \ STOVK Sr
\dni dstratw '
A ... who-have , , ever used Brown's Iron
Bitters ............ th-m to tii.-i, f t ieu,L.
JOHN 1 KEELY’S
GREAT SPECIALTIES
FOR THE COTTON EXPOSITION SEASON!
Keali/iutr the t*«*tHint with itu* errtU influx of visitor* which the ExpoMiH.imssurvs, will ctiiNc a tirrotlv d»»mnini lor iIm* nonfuiic cat wHw
ds Mrtaiiitiifr to the Dry ConhIk trade, the w riter Iimn mnde extn«ori!in*ry pre |«»r«turns to Miiti.lk iki<* Niiiic: *n«l having rum fortunate uffrml «*u>u#h toaitvn
ntUwrite lot* of 1 ohh)n at estMUinlitiary lot* {trice*, it in hi* detetmiuatioa io loud the State til tfiornttt nith the firmicM Hurfcnm# eTer
rh* f iveh 1 * a CLOAKS
L LO A KS 1 CLOAKS! CLOAKS!
I hare Cloak, Twenty ihrmwnd dullan mirth <4 The Largest stuk ot tUak», Jacket. *ml Ubtcn «m(h oi liilhKlclpkl*I
for II. JS each!
1 hare Clonk* at f'O each!
I hare Cloak, at ererr intermediate price! 1 hare Chiaka by the thouaand I
One NOT ONE OF THEM WAS PURCHASED IN THE REGULAR WAV ! dotl# -
Ini vm obtained from an lin|*ort» , i \rho, hating Good* in the Ciuitiiii) M»*uni*. was rumpf'litii to sacrifice Nome In onler to ml*' to p*r
n the UiUiut*. Other lot*, Uiughl first in our way. then In another, hut nil hi* sacrifice. cotiktiluU* *t mice the UnjeatiunlchcwperthHof Llu*k*4f4t
ffeivJ iu lieorjrin!
*«» >ell you ftHaotltMk (urfi, thd ami then make « fond profit! the CfMI ^ 9§ ^ P# BH
I mn ^ell you a ti» t’l.mk for fa <u. then make all the profit I want * An l« Cloak for $•'»' A fW* Cloak ft»r ffi, and ar> ofi *a
A 115 Cl*M»k for m etc. etc. TOC __
JuMue to ) ourself, Kender. deinamls ih.it yon invesiijrata this superb line of after you have seen cloaks else when*, but iurarlably REFORM
lil'Y!
You will he deli^hnnl by tloinp so' Yon wil he suited by doine so' Yon will save money |»y doing so! 1
l..w Ijuli.v Knell.o i Walking Jackets, tin|( price! Kvervhsly ivuienitiera the ilntK«inA I aobt last fail in Jackets. The Itarv.iitu nn» nftn In the—
ccliiae evcvYthint: previously iu*Mis***Clonks! >h.ovn! and line,
SuipiiMitu I iiHiYiniiis A full «it*ert» l IUtF.t mimlvriuc t»IX some TIMES I sim pinnents.' Cloaks hotiw S<»nth?
state uiihesiiatiiwrly tliai t mn prepared to slo»w half ir»»iu Til as many as any other
c|.*tli t'l.siera. in all sfvf«*s. hm*ipasls, price’ CASHMERES!.
BLACK _
ifete ?ol«l
fp A fj" w;?» 13 ^ I am res|K»u*H*le lor the eulor »jfeceshould of r\*er plw* of IUa«k rnshmi'n* wMfh mill he i.rtiiUuFy, over my wil .V
f\^Kir whichniemwth»t if prowu.b*a Uui color, to W iw eu . I
RKr \ hin^he<l ne\v RESPOND
i I have rmvemtcn Often been uecn mukimmi nt «i by i>v roron'liturs for ofl’rring such RiiAiAitte**. hul 1 never do »»♦» exet*pl the juinifies it. mul 1 KEYKR FAIL TO
WHENcaJ.J.KDon ...... To Make ........... IT
I km 1 l*u(l> ibJ Blur Hiack Andi.'ii.ttonu'rs mu hiivr rither b]r inking for which they nr«fer. 1 recommend the Rhifc Bnict lot tNwaty mm
dtwibiUiy. DlA»*k nil wool raihmi'rM. vamI, a-4'1 Iasi fill V* piece* RHrtf *R wool Cashmere*, 46i,ent» yrfrd. ml«1 Im* flan •% ft&afcntlk
wci-ei J> 1 ‘entt At di) centi
32 pieces Jil iek m11 iviniI Cashiuere*-. .*ni ivnt* ynnl. nuM IhsI fall at i‘*5cents. Ji BUih hII w«»1 I'Rithinon*. Wumta y»r«l, «olil liirtkll it !.’•
this 4J i>ieei“*of the best unul* !ll *<-k lllaek nil I’n^hmereH, Wi> »l Umbmercs In America I'nrtienlnr Kvcrvlhiuu HtteiiUim ma*le is eH>hi(l n» In this cuUhymI unule (’Hshnieren, of k«mhI*. I am <tet%rrmineU full <*f lo'Well prb'ea a bWltj will b€>
«t price’ pities tine |>n»|M»rlh>»*At»*ly chenn! »n a r«ou<e
(ou»«1 New York m this highly attractive MUM? k. 1 will gu.inMitee U» be it AN YHODVS kaih)4c of lUiick Cashmeres, n** m.ktter whether ft coinlea fnhii (hi* |>l*c« ok front
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O SILKS! SILKS! SILKS!, SILKS!, SILKS! SILKS! ,
m fn this dctmmiiciti i Imvc thi«. u»ne- .»> la*i;e n •‘tneli *- ever Unruly nuvthn.u cun l»c hskimI lor which l enttuht Phow : 15H |*»tve* ct!*«-K
colored ShHus. eintimciioe everythi.ii: poH‘i»*ly needed. *o pleoe^ Itlnek mid eol.»r* d Velvets, mH i»TM*eh, nil kIiii<1v«, etc Plnek: Drenc Mlk*i 5>tceti(«. A ccntc, AS
cenlfs iMcents, $1 $!.*iV jT.'O. $i.iio.’*ud up tolUv'Cry lliieht K« M »d* *t l*cr >nr«i. «'of»red Silk* A<t eeutii, and eolored fiU wtit^ Hrueiuled rtSAnti', JR ii Iks wtHi, ft! IS Miili, It
cents, mid jit perynr«l —i i immciiv Uie. Motto Anti'iur >lii:*od ftiminitig wild fhi-sv Silks A snjHTb line Rtnck every jHittl
hie color. qimUiy and design! The largest line of short nwf*. tf-rer Miit*<‘d and plain »ilk idunhet ever oA'etcd in Atlwntn
This , (lepmt’iient , trill he fouml DRESS be unusnoly GOODS! titiKaciin'iiv If evcryihini: DRESS dr»-'*> GOODS! aotxis to cent* vwrtl . to good* , wt „ FX, All tn#
io wttrHcuvc. k iloes, lleij^e fmin m irthries up
n< a ! Khumel 1/rcs.sG' ikhIa, tToth <lrvf>p‘tihcls, h'l-einii) |H*rfovt. l'ltihWamHhnln'v Miipcs. imvekk'i In ^innIh, beniiliful t*ofl, pnlni limp on wll the itrwdow, cheap, llrowa
P.mnKcs, Wtie, etc. iri fnct. tliis department In the whether alteiitlon best.o%v*l h|» »n the imrelnse of divss lO’eitith, ^o*>ds tNpnd Inn been taken writh the AOownUI
the medium priced mid the line goods, so flint no matter it customer « birrs GihmIm hi l>cei»ts, 3t«viiU, i'*eonu, Ticimu.
7acunts, or the verv finest R»*nds. u tuuifhlficeot H-sortimoit In why of the-dines \\ ill here l»e Miml.
T’.eflutlful lines MOURNING >toiiruiiiK iobjUs, both for GOODS! deep and Mintuei ir.'rnhin. hiciudiog MOURNING tabrles betoreolicrcU GOODS!, here. A »|*I , *n«V\t.vvwnaty t , _
oi loess m many now never
of CiHiies, Mouriiinu etc.
The HOSIERY Hc«ck AND MERINO sale, UNDER i‘ui(iruciug alinoM cverytlilug WEAR, hich could ETC. be »tig|wrtf , k . .
most complete «*i l bowery cv»t opcuco m tui- bouse, i-, now tarercu fur w iii n^td 9fMt
| oi goods, and aoiulUi^ u li.-i vv. i> lowv*»iuniinoils to tH»Hr inseition 1 i ere.
Ladies’ nTcnrhcrTand T'nW-eiu’horrrisked SPECIAL Ucul IlnlMiieg.Hi Do-* jiair, BARGAINS! '»otb wfH ufivitvs idc bcfofd urnfe*’ Merino I’mlpn^h .Vc
2 h- 4 h
7.V. $1 each, nil si/.es unule, (.cuts' Merino » udershlrts and Drawer* at every conceivable price and in unlimited variety’us fn quality,,ntyic. all etc. Thk I
and best lines ot Ladies and f«ent's mlet Merino >ldrts and Drawers ever offered lit < Georgia. Childs’ N'e^t and Drawers wqmratc, grade*. C'hihU’
Knits, be tilled Vests i'll and Draw, detail. is atiaekie«L all gmtUr*. in fact to attempt to purtivuiurUe the good* iti this ILwhery sun k, were simple fully, for the entire papir
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SHIRTS! SHIRTS! ' SHIRTS! SHIRTS!
iVihupM never tma Httytbittu b*rn Im iI in t*«-oielil equitl t*» BOOM!
KEELY’S SHIRT
oods It Dnmv Hcventl ptiblir timiitb* Itetter in cxImvik value l,'. rime* iukI rite 1* Imim ,,ull lit lull ul.isl, wil.;* tii('rt'u.iliii; evvtj ivcck; mid no ivumlpr ll »liyuM lie. fAuh I'liuriuuu. nwall d.UVtl)f
(tfloiji to (lu* r
THE SHIRT BOOM
’ was Imp'll u«i is bciiiH t;<m(iuue«l ariri greatly deVelofted on tliepritieljjc of
STERLING VALUE AND NO TRICKS* /
JUST OPENED 0
;
IfcOOO TV*N»nv81»lrtH, LHiCb'KruoWKeiUtti/cM ..... worth ft’*.
Men- oo*l I.lneti MV worth <■*•. TV J.7UU Men'* rtue ITum^nti'i^or 4^ .
Shirt*! 1,'*00 Mens’ Superb »»( shirl-'. l.auu<hie«Vait>l llltcl»e*t type I (tj hUhtulrletl rttt ami w«»rk, white 7.V ainlM'olore.1 eiw»h. TltR >Uirt<(! Shirt KveryihiuK in a ponulitr marvel. iI»V Mhfrfs! Nothing .NV'iCk Lauutlriett wUUm In St>irt«! »mi col of
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„«• p„„i Kor p-ieons lliey Aclllitx ly. SHOES!
I SHOES! received line* the SHOES I
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thcltti '1 lib i* 4lie iinht iNil ieHlinoJi) of the
A NOVELTY
I have JnM poTeha^-d a *n»petb line of Ladies' limn! Lu»b<oMered I 'mlet aear tin* n.*ik done in ll WmmVilUbut FrntUV, oh he.-u'Hifu) gOnuthr frttith
,i,de. (he tM-aniy amt eheatHie»g. (*f tvltieh gitMtieiit 1 *«nunot fail lorender them oxrerdmgll' |aq*n)ar,
j have marked litem * lie^sp, a- »<• ItilKMluee i|d*iu a- frtv*»ntbly h* |xN*ible, ainl'J pioinbe Hie J.»*liev quite n treat In their De *»m*
oiaiaiue tin luiv.C-t ami be*»v*»na k of g(aal* ever <*lh »ed lu Atlanta, nt
JOHN KEELY’S.
A. U M.GAY & CO.
Clotliiors,
HATTERS AND EURNISIIERS
37 Peachtree at, Atlanta, Ga,
HE AD(iU AllTEIlS
FOR
Style anil jHlegamw
IN
i lothiiiir and flats,
. 1 -.- iOI C r LSttCPS i./. Ol
T)o BoniS Non
GEOKGf -Tai.iakk huh County.
WHEREAS, '' led Owen for I>. Moore, Let- has
a|i(il biministration to rim permanent
of de lends mn.
U " ! °I n d 'nice late
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Tl,( ‘ s e are therefore to cite and ad
nl8h M l*rson» concerned to
.
. ......,rSY r '
F'iiVTVT' #" “"ll 1 "!' 1 “,T M
to
sell the real estate h-loaging to emmijlde. the Estate
of Am«« EMi nK 6m'. lab, of -aid
<‘« ‘ H- HL Tt^aSrpt. Tuber 5! ll 1 SHI
flK uoBFin ' A ' 'I I DGI-
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NctlCO.
VY A LL parties iiidebtfd to the estate
of It J. Williams, are hereby ito
to c.me forward and fettle at
once. Payments to ^J. .Shields, J.
wmi-ted. W. Jixon or Unless myseif, will lie properly
clstiniH wiiLbesuoti promptly paid all
Thin Dili of Ooto
tier, lf»H ' ‘ C„ ti.Ksiu, Adrn’r..
.....A «j,jA Z Williams.
J. MUU.AN.
ATLA JT 5!^,;,iS BK “: 0RGIA t#
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1 M " O \ IT ‘’ \| 1 |,'N'UK '“J
f . , I OKlbs k HcildstOUOS, ’ LtlV >
Designs . ahd Ebtimates turmsbud.
ojmmsss&ss&k. | > Y virtue of order
1 an truu, tlie Hone
) nrable Conri of Ortiinayy, of TlaUw
(V-rro county, will 1 bo swU Before 1K»
Court House door in Jim town oCCrw
fordvillo in sitid county, on tlie Unit
Tuesday iu Novoinber next, Ur tween •
the lawful hours of sale, the follbwkqf .
(uiqsuty to wit :
Four hundred and twenty-one (42F)i
acres of land lying in said county, near
the town of Crawfordvilie, on the riMhd
to 1‘owelton in two lots, to wit: On.
lot on the nortli side of said load, ad¬
joining laud of . D. L. (iooger,
Charles Bergstrom, and Tittin Hich
ards, and containing 11 aores inoro or
less.
The other aud remaining lot lying
south of said road, adjoining lands of
.1. It. Gunn, Rev. L. R. L. Jennings,
Primus Lawson and others, containing
1177 acres more or less. Said laud soldi
as of said Urn property of deceased, JJmos Ellington, lain
county sold for the
purpose of a distribution among tb.
Iieirs at-law of said deceased.
This October the Stir, 1.88.1.
Terms, cue half cash, and the re¬
maining half (Ini' 12 months from day
id sale, notes to bear interest at the
rate of 7 per cent per annum from date,
and bond for titles, when the purchase
money is paid.
ROBERT T. EDGE. Jdm'r,
«1 2 Ellington, Decease^
GEORG! -1’VU VKK tll * OjgINP y.
\XT ILL cash, lie within sold at public out-cry, fot
TT Urn legal hours of
sale, liefore the Court ||u(ee deor, !q
to the highest Mdder,
on the Hint Tuesday in November 1881,
11,0 Mowing property to wit: One
"! D ik| .e(d of lamb situate, lying.
11
of l •*) pnhlnr road Icmliug from Craw
M‘ Vl1 M v,!l ; Mome s. .VflR, fo. Mie
. In ijrioa?
Niniog three <30CJ) uo iwjuty con
Iuiiute*s4 whs morn
| ( “’‘jTlan'iMmw rcsit
tt.lT ™'Cb"' uJS’SJ.’Si.’t, ifU
, Mann, <ts esjiei nil,y subject “P ““ to said T li.
fa ; I’K'I'crfy pointed out by plaintiff’s
i attorney. Notice server! iiftmi the de-
1 fend sS",^^ ml In li fn .,,.,1 T... . , |H>S
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