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About Crawfordville democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1881-1893 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1887)
LiUTtlLSTHEKfiilii.W '"he Average Length of Life DC creasing-^ VI t r< rwilence— s hnce iNot famine on. •" CooKWO ASS „ ntT LlVfNO Lave l>ro nff 1C on. It comes upon lib llfl.T wares. The patients L. ve pains about the chest ar.J fa, ■>, anti sometimes in the back. They feel dull and . sleepy, . , ie . niouth has a bad taste, especi ally in the morning, A sort of sticky slime collects about the teeth. T lie npjietite is poor. There is a feeling like a heavy load on the stomach; sometimes a faint, all-gone sensation at the pit of tlie stomach which food does not satisfy. I h'ft eyes are sunken, the hands and feet become cold and feel clammy, After a wi !c a cough sets in, tit f.. st di - y, but after a few months it is at tended with a greenish colored expectoration, The patient feels tired all the while, and sleep does not seem to nhord any rest. After ;i time he be¬ comes nervous, irritable and ■ ioomy, and has ev. 1 (on e.od ings. There is a giddiness, a sort of whirling seieril *>n in the head when risuv; no i.ud «h »ly- f J he bowels biu'ome ■" ist) ve; tlie s': ii is dry and t at, times; the blow-i i * ••mea . k and sia'.r’iant; the wli.tes J he evs be. omit t iiiued with llovv; Urn r;ey .* * r: Goes . (Hir i ke.'tk'V Ml 1 ill" h Cub . .I <!(-|h»shiH" a «:■<.uncut i rI.iiii ijliff, '.i icro t j re irntly n F’)d i .ti j. up of the H u I, Kome! lilies ^ ’.(it ;i sour f,i-;e jiml Bound lines with a ', ri •toil taste; tills is fre ntly nttcmidl ivilli pnlpi .. . < *n of the heart and Asth m.i'.ie fiymptoms; tlie vision bo m*s impriucd, there w ;lh is ftioUi lee)- bc ’(5 the cvi'.s; a ▼ of gre.it ]>rovf r.* 1 on m.d WeakliCks. An ui these j * 11 j i— • nns arc in turn present. Jt i.- l. on*Hit tl. in : I'lv O’lo-liaU <•; our jaipui.ii oil lifts fins 1 lis- * " a* m some i >1 its \ :tri< it !<■ ns. U 'her I’Lvtr.u t of lb.ols ( iei e-el’s Symjt) <'iijin;.T'A t in* U r lmmtsoj tlie Direst tvetirrmis so i\ Go convert I he lootl w neat into ;i form that will i;'tve v e.ti'isli ment to tlu* b t bio l>o !v, jiml *■'oihI liettb h is tLi* v \ lti*i'. 'i he r * ii t *v ci l!cS 1 * . lllillllv r , > ' V'lOH V 1 i‘li ; 1 HO 1 S oiiri V tv! it'll.; SO* caUe.J «. r ’. M names :uv t n* r <o 1’ U m*sfioti, and - this one trouble is tl.P oti* T disenses v: isli, ior tlicy rettl are Jmt PYiUDtoins of tbe . maladv. Testimonials from tbonsnTPiS of people ppenkim* highly of its curative properties Sold prove by t his bevoml ;x doubt. <h‘tip,'i^ A llucWlen s Viniv« i**iit*e. The best Salve the world ,,, for l ... uts, 1 m Bruises, Sores. U leers, Nall Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter. I happed ilu nls,^ Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Erttp Hons, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give pt*i feet satisfaction, or money retund ed. Brice ’25 cents per box. For sale by Dr. R. J Iieid. 11 lial True Merit >9 Ul Do The unprecedented sale of Bosehee’s German Syrup within a ti w year-, has astonished 11 e wot Id. it is without tin* safest aud best remedy ever discov¬ ered f<*r speedy and effectual cure uf Gaughs. Golds and the severest Lung troubles. It .pis on an entire 1 )'differ ,, tlt p.in j It* no a the usual presenp tions given bv l'hysiciau#, as it does else n q di v up a t ougli an t leave the d,s Still 111 the sy-tem. but on tbe c mtrary reiuovt s the cause of the trouble, heals the p.it8 effected and !,. ,ves them ii. a purely 1 ealthy eondi ^earanece. tMr »P- 1 wills ived.n-tor.shdis and wR«vi.'I£ , ,, viTttL-iac«8 A . ,. u ,..1 S lostivelv S'.iti bv aU nmi gen* . ral dealers ill tile laud. ITiee 75 US., urge bottles. SIDE-WALK NOTES. PA R A GR A ms hicRED UP B y THE WAY-SIDE FOR OUR readers. _ —Another drove of mules were in town and blink aj.r„.,m e „l; »l.at wnl IMi bung us to . N h i- singing at Mr. \V. J. Nor on MSI , JSUiniay . mg , I , • s . te that Mrs. E. M. Fitts has been Quite ill. -Tm se m mt sudden changes in the weat In i' is bound to cause sickness. _a large crowd attended the dedi cation of the White Plains church last. Sabbath. -Mr. W. T. Caldwell filled bis ap pointment at the M. E. Church here Sunday. —See Mr. E. I. Anderson’s notice for -ale of one horse and two rnulea in this issue. —If there is any short-comings in the paper tbis week you can attribute it to the Editors bad cold. — Ali the cotton is not out of the yet; now and then a load comes in to be put upon tbe maiket. —We look for business to be better this year than last, as a'l tbe daiiy pa¬ pers report the outlook better. — We can do job work as nicely as any body and at as low prices as any¬ body in Georgia. Give us your worn. —There Were a crowd of G; psies en¬ camped out near Mr. G. W.Ch. ptnaa’s residence on the Wfiite Plains road last week. — Mis os Carrie arid Leila Anderson visited White Plains last week, the guest. «1 Misses Annie and Mamie Mmirc. —Wc are glad *.o know that T)r. George Little, of Antioch, is going to iinive close to us ; lie will stop at Union Ro.lit. -If the Hist twelve days ol January are a represent at am of our twelve months to come we will have quite a better time wi 1 h 1887. — Our prayer-meetings ought to be mure largely attended; it hardly pays I lot the sexton to make up a fire these co:d nights for what, few goes out. —Sheriff Jordan says lie will not have published any advertisement for anybody without the cash aceornpa i me:»the order. You must remember I his. By die time ve pen-pushers of the weekly press write our articles en tin* I "lii itui il id” weather and get them in j type it is Knowing or freezing L. fine . wee an gel i*.i nupmesion UmOVoL i ' — Miss A. J. Strickland, of Tusea ) loosa, Ala., urrived here last Saturday ; night and weTit out to Mr. E. i. An derson’s in this county, on Sunday, 1 where she Will teieh in A’s. family. I Shiloh's Cuunli and Consumption It. cure J is sold liy ns on a _ iiaiiuitee euros ! ( iinsuinptioti. For sale at Dr. Reid’s. Mr. John Rhodes, who has been suffi ring for some time with rhetima lisni, was last week very l<*w. We hope he will recover again as he is one of the staunch citizens of our county. Dr, J. H. McLean's Stienhthening Cor¬ dial and I Hood Furilter, by its vitalizing properties, will brighten pale ehee.Ks, and j transform a pale, haggard, dispirited | woman into one of sparking health and I beauty. $1 .no per bottle. W’e would like to state again to oik county ; it there isa se-tion where tiii ic is mu a eoiresi'ondenl, please let j us hear from s me one there as we want to make tbe Democrat the | tu wsit st of all paiKTS iti indigestion results from a partial paral ysis of tlu* stomache and Is the primary j cause of ii very large majority of the ills j ' that alite humanity d effective is heir remedy to. i The Dr. most J. if agree- 5tc at ' Lean’s Little Liver and Kidney Fillets. 2.1 cents a vial. Be careful when you go about the depot that you do not violate the town ordinance passed last week which took effect Saturday the 15ih. All who nw about the aro not allowed to cross the side track. Happiness depends very much en the •cudithm of the liver ami kidneys* The i .» of life make lint little impression J on those , who-e ...... digestion is good. \ oil can y0U r liver and kidneys with j |j McLean's Liver ami Kidney Bairn, $i oo per bottle. — We see that a correspondent of the UreeneslKiro Herald Jt Journal from this county states that Mr. C. T. Lu eas. of our county, will move t * Craw fordville. This is a mistake. U e would like to have Mr. L. with ns, but we are told that there is nothing of his movhl . » IVho steals my purse steals , trash, hut lie wired, pines me of the use o <\.us m*. ' Honey of Tar, makes me p. r in ' 1 ‘ UU ’! ' * «!s«*as»* of or lu.wu», 1 i want u m (.oils i -e s’ Uon.-y ,»t Bar. because 1 have seen it tried f r t is* ill-, with unvarying sue cess and know its virtues, r.d. —W ill Keadey. commonly known as -Bones,” left last Sunday t«. make his , mme in white Plains. We are told ^ ^ |; ^ s>cn ,,^ a ,, , sltion at New nan, Ga„ where he will go and accept. lie will u , -t , "*‘' 7 tn ,h , r > :t , of t.ns pl*< e than nu\ o*u t »> , lie in . a U»rn ttuuimic, and we wish him sue cess. Almost A Fire. There wa 3 a little excitement caused here last Sur day by the alarm of fire, out it did not amount to nwoh as it was a negro’s bed on Mr, WT F.IIol den’s lot which had caught from a pipe, and was about to make a serious the . t «t Whilt* Plains. This little city, which , , we are g:ad to call •‘our neighbor” was visited J; , 8t y„ Ildliy by a number from i law* and vicinity to wfim-ss tn« dees Cation of tiie new Baptist church buiP before Christmas by Mr. W. .1. j$oi ton, of this place. V\e are >rr,v that we could not attend, but one of our force w ! as there and reports a very large crowd, and an excellent sermon by Rev. J. 11 Kilpatrick, the pastor, Jt is one of the finest country churches in Georgia and is urrounded by a sup port, of some of the cleverest and most cordial people that ever lived. Tbe town bears the name of being a most religious and piou sost! bSp. It is report ed that work will lie resumed on e'r! I!t.tw] 1 wh ' 11 We W li S0 ° n i ’' ° m , m . __ AIP. «_ lentous v«Hdn»’« uuun. Iiftaiih One Of the most curious and almost inpvnlir* inexplicable ihle aeeirients m cidtnts that that have nave ever ever occurred is one wilin'* happened recent lv to the Rev Hetirv Newton oi Uu ion Point, , minister . of , the , TTesbyteri- ,, , . an .... Church cnu.cn, and ana is is one one of oi ineoiue® the oldest and an most revered pastors m its service,; having charge of several churches in j the neighborhood of bis home at the ! i* 0 int. In simply passing his right t,«nd behind lus back while dressing , he completely broke his arm between | the eluow and shoulder, lie suffered mp-nsely, aud after a consultation be- | tw> en his resident physician and s „ r - : gt-oiis from Augusta aud Atlanta, his arm was amputated at the shoulder a r «. w nays since, and at last advices be W as improving its well as could be ex peeled in one so advanced in years. ---------- - - AH ot One Mind. Dr. It. Wilson C;irr, of Baltimore, suvs he has used 'll)S VDAL1S in ess¬ es of • crofula and other diseases, with much satis'nction. Dr. T. t. Pugh, of Baltimore, re¬ commends ItOSADALlS to all persons stiffei ing vvitli diseased Mood, saying it is su,lei ior to any preparations lie lias ever tried. Rev. Bidmey Ball, of the Baltimore M. E. Conference, South, says he has been so much heuetked by the use of HUS \ DA LIS t hat h** j eh o fully re com men is it to iiil his friends and ae quaintanees . iu*;»i in . t >-.. The reduction of iri’ermil revenue and the taking off of revenue stamps from Proprietary Medicines, no doubt has largely henefltted the consumers, as w ell as relieving the burden of home manufacturers Especiallv s this tlie ease with Green’s August Flower and Bosehee’s German Syrup, as the reduc¬ tion of thirty-six cents per dozen, has been added to increase the size of the bottles containing these .remedies, thereby giving one-fifth more medi¬ cine in the 75 cent sizs The August Flower for Dyspepsia and Liver Com¬ plaint, and the <U rman Syrup for Cough and Lung troubles, have per ii.it. tin* ..itg st, sale of any medicims , in l in* world. The advantage of in creased s;z- uf the boll les wilt in* great )y appreciate by the sick and afflict eo, "* ' u ‘ wn iU1<i civilized 5 com»trii*8. Sample bottles loi Id , ci nls remain tlie same size. SHARON ITEMS. BY SLIVER. Bad colds continue to get worse or everybody is mistaken. Rev. Jesse Brown preached at the j p res byterian church last Sunday Jannaiy lias contributed a liberal share of cold for the past two winters, j Mrs. Hattie Toompson aud Miss Su sie Overton have been spending a few days with relatives near Union Point I this week. j sortment Mr. N. of C. fresh Edwards gatdeu lias seed a of fine every as¬ variety ; also choice selections of cati telope and watermelon seed. Misses Mattie and Jose Moure, of Union Point, after spending several days with their sister, Mrs. J. A. Ken , drick. left Tuesday for home, The following names are reported for . ,, th ® ‘ wst , s : Messrs. Williamson and Hare. N. ; Mr. 11 ilcticock. Vermont; Mr. Wilson, ArkaIlgts; Messrs. Jackson and Nor les ’ Fandersville; Messrs Pool and Darncott . Atlanta; , Messrs. .. Lrown aud Sumpter. S. C.; Mr. Norman, An gusta: Mr. Whitehead, .... .. ..... Burke county ; Mrs. Williams, Crawfordville; ';,„nes and Winslow. Meriwether co U1 ,t v ' ’ —------ If y««rehUdbsuffering from teething ry a ls>. Be o* Pitt s . arunnauve. « » the lie-t teething medicine en the market. ^«.»^^tie« to ««wm. use ii. Thousands of testimonial prove the perfect satisfaction that it is giving to the public. POWELTON DOTS. BY LETT MAS, Another blizzard to-day. The exercises of the Powelton school opened on tne 10th with Haltering prospect3. been nite Dr. J. J- Cooper, who v l0 „„ .ias en qui e «»** “ TOr * 1 «*> ' ‘ Soe P , ese „t inn from a severe attack of cold. Mr. J. A. He! ,, f fel , hat comDleted - 1 the ' long b'idge across the Ogeeche, at - ’s Mill, an* our faithful mail cairn r i* i pny once m < e. ,.v ;• of in this V, Chl:*'. killed This I • i iSC*Ol:Og • mg. nareiiil not prevent a n *avy spimg owing. HIGH SCHOOL DOTS. We feel encouraged at the prospects of our school, altho. gh the opening has not been so large as last year, ow¬ ing to measles, whooping cough and the severe weather. Foreign patron age, however, promises to >e better, but no school can be built up that does ||<)t receive ttie liberal air! hearty sup ))ol t ()f tl)0se wh „ j lve immediately aroundit ignorance is a curse. Ed ucate your children. Mr. Al. Hatcher, of Harlem, visited EiueiA n.ui If..n I., i.t*t -I -aou an. The rendezvous of the Gypsies, near Mi, earn cnapn a ., seems ■ to - be Quite t a popular resort fot ttie young folks; aowever inwever tiiev tney have na not found the lot— tune teller yet. Quite a number ot la nes went, seal , , , intending fates -hoping unveil . tne to woo the to future iiiid read their destinies. Mr. Newton (Jliatt, of (lolumbia county, is attending Stephens High School. vv « are sorry to hear that our frieid Lohn Thompson is suffering noin “leases; but glad he will return to su ' l<,( ’'* Tl >» 8weer ' sm " 11 of ora,,gfi blossoms relieves tbe monotony ot our every day life. Mr. Gladden Hurt, fmm Maxey ^ s, will be down next week to attend school, Nellie and Charlie Mason, of Bir¬ mingham. Ala., are also expected at Liberty Hall. We are glad to see the Battle boys back again. WHITE PLAINS ATOMS. BY L. It. Mr. F. V. Howell and his attractive wife were in our town a few days since. Mr. Ilovvell could not remain long from his editorial duties in Gib sou. and only speot a few days with us. The young people in town enjeyed a rainbow party last night (Tuesday) notwithstanding cold weather. Misses Carrie and Leila Anderson, of Craw fordviUe, Miss Mary Howell, of near Sparta, and Mr. Frank Curry, of Hampton, were the only visitors pres «*<• 11 ............ i ^ Ur. Cum. Mr. Will Wright and Mi. 1 ink e«u.h deserve 1 the prize for uiQest hemming, and it eouid not be decided , . , . who , ought . . to receive the prize for poorest work, for our ......... 1. U,„t w the majoritv of young men present needed a prize. Tbe Judge’s hem is very remarkable for the length of its stitches aud should therefore be pre served. Prof. If. A. Ilovvell, of Athens, spent the Christmas holidays here with his parents. i be dedicatory services of the Bap ii>t vv *:v ’ * I i pvt S i nda V ad ! ^ ‘to'day Ik* fore Q > ;t c i ow'd vvk.s :*• at.'.eidauce. and yen the gaih'l'y was alin*>si • niiiely lied. Me ware jjlad 'm see so m any of our Crawford- j j ville friends present and were not a little surprised that the Democrat's j editor did not favor us wiu h.s pres , I e!lC<i * I Dr. Howell is rapidly improving d has twice walked up town hdH | that without assistance. Well Mr Editor I would write more j 0 cals this morning but two of White | j>].,j most “giddy young creatures 1 1 luJ are looking over my shoulder, and I could not have connectedly write more even if I knew anything more to com¬ municate. —Fine cabbage at \V. It. Reid’s. — M . R. Iieid. , ii<is , tHJ.st , , OLiOiib , ■ , oil „ -Le market. — Mrs. Mrs Dr or. r Firmer aimei his n is been ureii right ij, sick this week. —New lot of oranges and apples at w - ll - tteid * s - —Miss Ella Triplett, of Raytown, is vi ... H - rr aw ' ordvitle ' this ' week ' . —borne report ad tne small g ain killed while others say it is not Unit *hv'.iG i. z* . SHlIiOH b \ 1TALIZER is what you , or constipation. Loss of Appetite, Disiness and all >ymptoms oi Reids. Dyspepia. Brice 10c per bottle, At Dr. —Mr. Anderson Little, who is now agent at the . R. K., depo lau ja. , ~ ford, and who was raised m Crawford ville.“I ris bee.. Serving in the same ca pacity and at the same place tor 44 years. - — ——- ^ .^1 m.« p . When you are in Augusta and want a shave or iiair cut go to the Centra Hotel Barber Shop. It is the place, fk§9 wBumem i'i-l CAPITAL PRIZE, $1'0,00b. , "We do herebv certify that wo supervise arrangements for ali th^ Monthly ani SStSlSE S^^USK with honesty, fairness, and in good faith . b^ward aH parties, and we authorize the I Company of to use this certificate, with fac similes advertisements.'' our signature attached, in its | ■ ^<3 ; ! Commissioners. i ; Wc the undersigned Banks and Bankers will pay Lotteries all Prizes drawn in the Louisiana State whicn may be presented ! * at our counters. ! | * H "t A baU»« l*,Pres. Sew t»r*s. Nat’i Bit. '■ - , rTNPRECEDENTBD U AT TRACTION ! ! ! ovek half a million distributed. Louisiana Stale Lottery Compinv, Incorporated in 1808 for 2'. years by the j Legislature for Educational and Olmi'n- ; hie purposes-with a tuud capital of St.uon.OOO ! * to which a reserve of over >TW,oaa lias By since an overw been added. .elming popular vot* its j , f»anchise Constitution was made adopted a part ot December the present 2nd, j state i -A- D-, fSi.i. Lottery voted and The only ever on en orsed by the people of any State. It never scab s or postpones. its Grand Single Number Drawings laKe place montiiiy, and ttie sem-A nnu..i Drawing regutariy every six mintiis (June and Ifeceuiber). A sd’U.Vliin ul . <>itT-‘N! l\ lt> win v FOKHIXh. FIRSl GRAND lu^o^Mr^ic MT * L li»W«»Ut /Va'vfii’ TI’FSTIAV TLEhDAA D Feb«ianr bruaty 8 W. isw«-<OMt moilthlyMliavvioi _ ca i 1 <u\<\ e^-Notice.—Tickets { iljlittll l i VIA . Jn Ten Dollars .ir. are on ly. Halves, #». t’Tlttos. S*. >einbs, $1. cist op phizes. 1 CAPITA!,FIUZE OF§150,000 . . $1(10,000 1 Git AND PHIZli OP 50,000 .......... 1 GRAND PRIZE OP 20,000. . . 20,000 2 LAKOK PRIZE OP lo.ooo . . . 20,000 4 BARGE PRIZE OP 5,000 . . . 20,000 20 PRIZES OP 1,000 ... 20,00b r>o i t .100 ... 2 ,0b0 100 3 800 . . . 30,000 200 200 . . . 40,000 500 .. 100 . . . 50 000 1,000 50 .... 50,000 APPROXIMATION PHIZES. 100 Approximation Frizes of SW $.30,000 loo ** “ 200 20,000 K»0 .. 11 100 10,000 2,170 Prizes, amounting to..... $535,000 Application for rates to 'dubs should be made only to tlie olliot* of the Company in New Orleans. For fiirtuer imformation write clearly, giving full address. |M>-*TAi. NOI’l.s. Mxpress Money Orders, ot* New Aork Ex¬ change in ordinary letter. Currency by Express 1 (at our expense) addr ssed >1 A. DADHIIISI, Sew Orleans, J,«., or 91. A. DAUPHIN, V> ashiugtoii, D. V. Make P. 0. Money Orders payable and address Registered Letters to M.n OKhCAJIS XATiOVAl, BANK, New Orleans, La. I in char^fi of the drawings, is a guarauteo of absolute fairness and inte .rity, that the eliances are all equal, and that no one ran possibly divine what numbers will draw a prize. All parties therefore ad T,?! om'. swindlers, 7 ™*S‘™ anrl “p’o-i* only aim inducements, are to deceive and defraud th« unwary. $100.3Et.EWAF.J3 $100- will be Tin* readers of The Democrat pleased Umt there is at least one dreaded disease unit scleuce has been »h’.» to cure j it ali s a^es, aiKi that is Catafi kuui'* < at-a'ik Cure • ‘ n ‘ unly do.-jhvd eui t* utnv known in the un*ui < frateint t y (jaiarrli being >t cons'nut.oual dis ease requires a constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucus surfaces of the system thereby destroy ing the foundation ot the disease and giv ing " the patient strength, by building up tl e . lllst ; ; , ut j 011 a ,. tl assisting nature «n Uoing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers tlmt they offer one hundred dollars, for any case it fails to cure. Send for list of tcsti mouials. Address, F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. LsT'teuld by Druggists, 75 cts. _ T . Pleasant t isioti. which . tlie . The 1 organ " of sight, s . is source of-*o nnteh pleasure , as well ,, as , benefit to . man, is very delicate. A great many per sore- not appreciating this, are using ch „ aI , spectacles. These glasses, by their imperfect construction and blemish es, ser.ously injure and sometimes al most d. stroy the sight. Hawkes Crys talized Lenses are, the most perfect glass, ^ in , iit . world> being especially adapted for the pre3etva tiou and sometimes res toration of the sight. Eyes fitted by Dr. 0 ^ K -- Florida (-peaks. Oxford, Fla. Feb. 2. ’85 A _______________________ friend of mine has been very low vvlt |j Rheumatism, and nothing seeui ed to do lum any good. A lady friend sent him one bottle of B. B. B., and it relieved him at once. T. J. UAT7TUEES, Merchant. s tt You Want Good Article a In plug Tobacco, ask your dealer for j • dud rip. An Orfiinauce. T)E it ordair.ed by the town council of [ > rawfordville tint from and after Jan j.V.h ias;. no person si'.all he ahowtw to goon board the <-.us within the coporato limit, of tin- town of Crawfordville nor o ij. -tween or on the two tracas at the ue- . put while the ear* are passing or standing at the -a me without having violation important. ot * business thereon For any thereof, tlie part fine not iKSSSLK . Im t le>s than on* day m>r more tlian lire, uav'. or work on the public stre» .s wit p-s's than one day nor more than tire. And «. tv one or more of these pumslitneuw may » d in the mscreth» « the cams ■ Done by or 1 r of 'oanei! J an-lStbiSfH’i T8- ii. EAo, Jfi AD MINI'-? '' vrOSa SALE. iiTjn u fore the corns house \\ ii,.or in tie* .*'■'•■ -it V. i virtue .vfmM viile of Tat- or iaferro county Georgia, by Ordinary an <j(*r granted by If *nry II Fiynt, of said county, on toe first Tuesday -m Teb. is •, within t-h-* legal liouis of sale, to the highest bidder, th; following preji ertv belonging to the estate ot .dis. >an-' cy McOorai «;k, hue t said county, to wit. ... A certain lot of i-.tnd in said town ana. county, and state, containing tine aert more or l,-;., with buddings, adjoining cast, lands of Ga. il R. u:i the north and on thes.mtliJ.il ilaimnack, and jail to* on tin* west, T*-nns of sale cash. * This 21sr dav of Dec, 1880.' T. E. BKiSTO .V, Administrator o» the Estate of Mrs. Nance McCorntiok. iiiVdl eoROIA Tvuiafekro County. tw sold irefore th« Court House in sa y count v, on -he first Tuesday hours of in February 1887, between the legal sale, mV the foilowlug prop-rty: aeaes of land, -iu.ited in said copn p V- known as a portion of the home place ,; f wm Reid, bounded on the South by lands of . J. lf“id, ot, tie* East I*y Della T.tppan, on the tsouth by balance of Home Place, and on the West'by K. J the Reid rights and jmius Jordan. Sold subjc* t to of the widow Nancy Rein, for Dower therein, it being the'same tract laid off for her dower by the Ooiumissioners «^1> pointed at last Superior < ourt—tile, pur eraser to set only lee in remainder in case the r'.-tnm oY said Commissionhrs is nlade t!lu judgement of said amount. Also at the same time and place, 183 acres uf lalul , m( , re ov !esS) situated m . said countv, known as the Rogers tract, bound-id on the North bv lands of Mrs. |. 0 „ isa Darden, on the East bv the Cra w¬ fordville aud White Plains Road, on the Mouth by John K. Moore and on the West ] )V |* j*. Keid. All of said property levied on as lands of the Estate of Wm. ReW, de eeased, by virtue of a ft. fa, issued irom tin? eo i,t of Ordinary of said county in fa V or of Nancy Iieid, vs. Alex. H. Reid, Ex ecu tor. U. U. JORDAN, Sheriff. Business and Literary •A ' PRIN CIPA L, Sharon, — G Borgia. §pring Term Opens Jan, 17til 1 it-' s Lw ^ ** 7.^ Money T ? i Money!! hr n 3TTO LOAN ON 1MPROYED FARMS I have just made special arrangements , 'fail atly 0!u jr u,.. Farmers before should applying not to me elsewhere. APPLY ATONcE TO II M HOLDEN, Attorney at Law, Crawfordville, Ga. CITATION FOR LETTERS OF D1S MISSION. UTiTEOF GEORGIA, TabIAOEHRO yAC (LNTV- i Whereas, (Hied M. Saggus represents to the court in in-, petition duly filed and i ntend on record that he has fully ad ministered Mrs Jane nyle’s estate : This *.* ’ horufoiY^ m 1 to citG - ,' «iii 111 D^r- ! 1 nns ns -oneernea, ^onepm^d j heirs and creditors to show cause, if any i they can, why said a iministrator administration should not de discharged from his j and receive letters of Dismission on the Ord.narA ^HenryTlflynt,' Taliaterro 1 ^ , County. Tw i i rutclies 1 have only a few words to say. which ate to state that I have been . co „ fiue d to my bed for two months : wjt |, w i, a t was called Nervous Itheu mutism, or Sciatica. I was only ena ble to hobble about occasionallv by the i use of crutches, and in this condition I commenced the use * f B. B. B., 4 bov ties ot wbicli enabled me to discard the USt _ (1 f m y crutches -ati'l attend to bus joess. 1 had previously used ail well reccommendeil medicines without re ief. It lias lieen over two roontlis mu* using B. B B . and I consider msy-elf a permanently cured mac. J. F. D.ivis. Atlanta. Ga., (West End.) % V ■
