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About Crawfordville democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1881-1893 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 8, 1889)
' SIDE-WALK i\0TES. _ PARAGRAPH SLICKED UP BY THE WAY-SIDE FOR OUR READERS. [We would be glad if our friends In town and viiinltv would report to us the names of any visitors to their homes. Such as¬ sistance would he appreciated by the read¬ ers of this department.] —The Enap List week did not hurt the oats. —W. O. Holden is having his lot fence rep; i ed. Col. E. P. Davis was in our town — on last Tuesday. Mr. Dink Monk, of near Robinson — was in town last Tuesday. _Has our Reading Society pLyed out entiiely. We hope not. _Mt. Vince Smith, of Washington, was in our towu Sunday again. _We don’t see many people prepar ing their gardens in this section. D. S. Stewart and J. W. Hixon — went to Greenesboro on Monday last. —The Alliarce met in their regular monthly meeting on last Saturday at this place. of the palace bar —Mr. Tom Akins, in this place, paid Warrenton a flying visit tins week. __Mrs. Williamson, of Tennessee, ^ visited her daughter, Mrs. Hixon, of this place last week. _jt, will he remembered that we charge 3 cents per line for obituaries of moie titan 35 lines. —Messrs. E. I. Andderson and J. iv. Asburv visited Augusta one day last week upon business. —Mrs. G. C. Arnold is doing a good business injher new quartersjthe Craw fordville Hotel, weave glad to know. —Mr. Vickers, traveling agent of the Walton County Guano Co., was in town on Wednesday of this week. —I am new lending mom y to plan ters on lands in this county at vary rates. Hoback M. Holden. —Mr. W. O. Wright, our new and ^efficient county commissioner met with the hoard here on last Tuesday. ' —>Ve don’t relish the idea of the young men of our town having to leave here and hunt employment elsewhere. ji —Col. E. G. R.iiiee was in town been on last Monday, Mr. Roane has stock all around hi this aec §| - We are glad to see Dug with btewart the out again after his runaway Biules and his wholesale kissing of pocks. glad to know that our — We are Powelton, J. R. Chapman, of gotten about we.l. He was in towu last Satui iy. Washington Hand Pit- —in good — order, for sale cheap at tlie >. OCR at office, Crawfordville, Ga. -’ i "_To see the small crowd in town last Tuesday would suggest that our farmers are putting in good lic^s for the comming crop. —Go to L. M. Thompson’s shop a* Sharon a“d get your Horse shod for 65 cents, shoes and nails furnished by William Hughes. _The snap of cold weather that vis¬ ited us this week is very trying on the small grain crop. We hope it will do no serious damage. —We are glad to state that the trade is Beginning to pick up a little now, and ere the spring opens there will be a good business season. of —Col. Phil. N.-Beed, the artist Hillman was in town last Friday. Mr. R. is making some good pictures and is rapidly improving. —Our friend Henry Martin left last week up tl @ Georgia R. R. which trip he says he will continue until he finds a suitable job of work for himself. —“Hon,” of Woodstock has again gladdened onr columus with a note from his section. Come oflener, "Son,” we’re glad to hear from you. —Col. W. O, Mitchell has about got ten well again but he will attend to "that business tip about Bethesda- lie called on Crawfordville last Tuesday. —Capt. B. M. Lanneau ha3 started out in the insurarce bussmess again. hope he will stick to it as he is one the beat business men in the State. « —Mr. Jas. L. Dorough, of Barnett, in our town a short while on Sun last. Jim is an old Oglethorpe boy nod is one among the cleverest in his mdopted section. [ —Jim Mann, who has many last friends for this section, left Monday Atlanta, Cedartown, Ga.. and Bir mingham Ala., at one of which places | hejwill make his home. of C. Myers’ estab —Paul Corry, late bment in this place left Monday for new place with Mr. High in Atlan¬ ta. Paul has many friends in this ction who whish him well. —See the notice of Dr. A. G. Beaz . this issue. Dr. B. is of the y m one lenient of men: but Ui:,t •pec accounts, running on from tear year, neither buv the necessities of fe, nor pay debts. TUB DEMOCRAT, OKA LTORDV^LLE, GEORGIA. Tuesdays Sales. There was only one small lot of land i an 1 the house thereon sold here last Tuesday. Mr. T. E. Bristow bougl t that at the small price of $90. Sale days will be a thing of the past with us it seems, Meet Him. Tax-Collector Thomas J. Flynt re quests that the Sheriff and all the con stables of the county of Toliaferro meet him at Crawfordville on the morning of Feb. the 10th and herein fail not. Lost Medal. 1 Miss Mary Corry, of tin's jfP®, had the misfortune on last Sunday after noon to lose her prize medal awarded her last year at the IIigh School. On one side the medal was inscribed “Stephens High School 1U88,” and on the other was “Elocution.” The finder will please leave same at this 0 fg Ce or a t Mrs. Corry’s. Young Mules For Sale. The mules for sale by the Augusta g treet railroad are the best and cheap eg j. j n j| ie raa rket. They are young and in good condition. Having been W01 .^ e ^ f or a f ew months, it is a bene fit to them, as they have been well fed and well caved for. Those wl o intend to purchase will find :t to their inter¬ est to call at the STREET RAILROAD DEPOT, Augusta Ga. A Love Letter. The following loving epistle was re¬ ceived by a young man of Crawford¬ ville recently; who we will call “Blank” hut that is not his ' of name course: CraWford Vill Ga Jeny 1889 Mr Blank you letter Cam to Hand and i Was More than Happy ind deed to Ileare from yu at that time this leaves Well and i hope When thes fuo linds reach yu it Will find vu the Sain blessing .Mr Blank do yu Say that yu ar ind love With me My friend i Have not never Mail it upe ind My mind to give My love to No one yet but Whene i do Ever Make it upe in My to give My loveenny one i Want it to he for lei ft tim foi My arfeetsiona 3 ar young and tender and it wont bar infilling with so pleas doant tell that yu do not Mean in this No tr.eitnes What ever So i Will Clos good Night as ever Yur friend Sallio Jones right 90011 for i will trn'ing Home. Mr. J. V. Andrews. We are told that Mr. J. V. Andrews who lives and farms near Crawford¬ ville is one of the most successful far¬ mers of our section. He makes cotton and much of it; lie uses guano and uses that which is good. Mr. A. is agent for some of the best goods on the market to-day. See what is said in an announcement on our first page of thejgoods that are handled by this gen lemau, and nmnul.icluied by the renown Baldwin Fertilizer Co., of Sa vanriah. The Georgia State i .range is the brand of the goods and every sack is warrented to stand an extra anaiy sis; and all goods made by this house cannot De questioned. Mr. A. has handled the Georgia State Grange guano before and it lies given .perfect satisfaction in all cases. O r farmers should spefia to Mr. Andrews about tprrns, etc., befoie they buy. It might Be to yr.ur interest. - • 1 “Sprats” Question An¬ swered. Last week, “sprat” of Barnett asked if some one else, or ye editor, would tell what the “seven wonders of the world” was. We give below a fist of the ancient, wondern and the waders yet to come: Seven Ancient Wonders of t e Would; Pyramids, Mausolu’s Tomb, Iluig ing Gardens of Binalon, Colossus at Rhodes, Pharos at Alexandria, Statue of Jupiter—made by Phidias, Palace of Cyprus. Moke Modern Wonders: Cadacombs of Alexahdria, Tower of Pisa, Colossum at Rome, Chinese Wall, Porcelain Tower Nankin, Stone henge, Masque St. Saphia at Constau tinople. Seven Woxeers to Come: A boy that can reach IS and never smoke a cigarette; a girl who can reach 10 and never bang her hair; a man who can plow up a stumpy new ground and not say a Sunday School words; a cuffe that can comb his head with a fine comb; a man who can improve his town by talking against it; the naan wh > can read a paper with a clean consc.nce wtlhout paying for same; a man who makes anything by cursing his neighbor. •tow Doctors Conquer Death. Doctor Walter K Hammond says: “Af ter a long experience 1 have come to the conclusion that two-thirds of - I deaths carefoi'y Remezly used for time.” Consumption Thi- w„re wonderful only in Remedy is sold under a positiveguarautee bv IJ. J. Reid, Druggist. OORKESPONDENTS. NEWS FROM ALL AROUND US HILLMAN ITEMS BY A. BEAD PENCIL. Mrs. A. S. Hillman’s sister from Richmond Va., is visiting her. Two sisters of Mrs. C. II. Smith and two other young ladies, of w ashington, S p en t a few davs here recently, Two of Mr. Smith's sisters of Au gusta, stopped here Monday night of lust w ek. A bridge gang’is repairing the creek bridge near Hillman, and a mason’s gangis also quartered on our track putting in a culvert south of here. We need a chain gang to accomo¬ date tlie chicken thieves about town. A brother of Hillman artist, an auieteur artist sent him photos made after dark by “flashlight.” L. S. Jackson, of Sharon, has bought out Will Jackson, our only merchant. Will may help him until October. SHARON ITEMS. BY WOOL HAT. Prof. N. E. Ware, from Thomson, was in our Village lust Sunday. Mr. Ezra Reviere spent Sunday night with relatives. Preaching at the Presbyterian church on Friday night by Rev. Mr. Seal. Some of the boys say that rabbits have emigrated and w,ll not return until “March 1st.” The weather has opened up and every body washed and scoured, and the board of health has decided that good health will likely prevail. Fire was observed in Hie ceiling of the Institute one day last week, which originated trom the stove pipe hut was disco vend iu time to prevent damage. IVe heartily accept the right hand of fellow-ship extended by bro. "Jack Sprat” and promise that we will exert every effort in advancing the interest of our calling reflecting much credit on the name as our territory will allow. On Wednesday night of last week the store house of Mr. N. C. Edwards wa* enteted through a window and some goods stolen. A short investiga¬ tion was made by Mr. E. L. Duckworth and it was soon ascertained that the finger of supecion pointed in the direc¬ tion of Joe. Tolbert, (col.) bettei known as Joe ltabbit, who was at once arrested and on acknowledgement of ginlt was sent to jail where he will ar¬ range his toilet preparatory for attend¬ ing Feby. term of the Bupeiioi, Court. WOODSTOCK. BY SON. Tlie firm of Mess. A. P. Wright & Co have dissolved; B. R. Binns being successor, Tlie Major has Just return ed from tlie Gate City where lie has p ee n laying in quite a nobby stock, jif r an d Mrs, “Non” were in . Greenesboro Monday patronizing Mills, the photographer. Mrss Callahan, returned home last week from a visit to Mrs. C. C. w right, The wheat crop in this section is ver y [j ne so far. Mr. Jim Wright of the Stephens High school, and also one of our “heart paralyzers” spent seveial days wit |, us tl is «• -ek, returned on Tues ( j a y 0 f ] as t w .aking little “Fide” a [ 0 ng with him. We lear that Col. D. C. Barrow will probably come back to spend some time after his return from Brunswieh next month. i There will he less guano used in this 8ec tion this year than usual, Prof G. A. Gresham will have a full j 8c i 10 ol in a few days, | Thos Morrow has moved into the j p r d in j P | i i0U8ei and will do up sho ts j thi s year. ’ j Mf j jfc C. Bryan was in Green esboro several days ago. One of old Isaacs fingers was found in the words some distance from where he ( ij e< ] ; D ^ov. this last week; his gun has not been found yet. “Crackaloo” for cigars, offer the principal amuseme.it for the boys. Col. Joo C. Reed, of Atlanta, is in the city spending sev. rai days with his mother. Moving is about over with, and |»eo pie have gone to work. Will Peek has set his front yard in (Jonymous and magnolias, State of Ohio, City .of Toledo, > Lucas Count, S S. ) Frank J, ♦ hknfv makes oath tliat he is the senior partner of the firm of K. J. ofToled£ County will "and"state "aforesauf, ami that - .id firm pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every ease of Catarrh that cannot be eared by the use of Hall’s Catarrh Clkl. FRANK J. CHENEY. * of D C SJr n A. D. ’so. t T.T > A. W.GLEASON, / seal ^ Notary Public. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken intermal testimonials, free, y. J. CHENEY Ac CO. , Toledo, O. ty.Sold by Druggists, *5 cents. RAYTOWN ITEMS. BY V I, YSSE3. Fine weather. .Xiglits are cold. live patches are not as good as ex¬ pected. Pleaching at the Methodist church next Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Kattie S. Flynt, Principal of Baytow n academy, infoims us that her school numbers 4? pupills; she expect more next week. Now is the time to fix up compost heaps. Farmers have been putting in spring oats w ith a mn for the lost week, “Ulysses” visited Sharon S. S. last Sunday, and found it in a flemishing condition. Mr. R. H. Moore, of Culverton, nnd Thomas Moore of Sparta, attended the burial of ilieir Auut, Mrs. Jane C. Tanner, who died at the residence of Mr. O. P. Moore at eight o’clock on 28 ult. Her remains aero intered in the old Presbyterian cemetery on Tuesday. Every farmer should have his plans laid and ready for execution, for the time has come when the preparation ror a big crop must begin, Diversify your f. rm, raise plenty of such crops as are needed for home coksuption, and then raise all of the fleecy staple you can, and they'your farmes will pay. [You are right brother—Ed.] The remains of Col. E. J. Mapp, who died at his home in Warren coun¬ ty, some 15 months ago, aui was buri¬ ed in the Mt. Zion cemetery in Wilkes county, was re-moved to White Plains pis- week by Mr. Ilesekiah Jones of this place. Mr. J. informs us that ho has the contract of putting a thousand dol¬ lar Monument over his grave which lias been ordered, and will l.e erected at once. - • Georgia. Chemical Works. Among Georgia enterprises we are proud to id ace before you in this paper one of the grandest that lias been plac¬ ed on Georgia soil. One which is man¬ aged by gentlemen who are thoroughly abreast with all tlie experiences, back¬ ed bv all necessary means, to make such u huge establishment a success. We here n fer to the Georgia Chemi¬ cal W orks of Augusta, an attractive advertisement of which will be found on our second page to day. In the winter of 1S7G, tlie first ton of fertilizers made by this factory was turned nut, and from that time until tlie present tlie goods have been in cr«*g*l ill quantity, quality and use¬ fulness. Last year, it will be seen, there were 40,000 tons guano made by the Georgia Chemical Works. Col. J. Rice Smith, of these works, and whose word is not questioned in the least, assures us that the question of “trust" in guanos is a mistake. He says tlie material actually cost about 64 or 65 more per ton this season than last. Any one doubling this he would like to have them visit his of¬ fice and be explained to fully why the goods will cost more. The Georgia Chemical Works make ’no shoddy goods, and they will not put a sorry article upon the market, let tlie prices be what they may. It is al ways best ti^liuy the best goods when you go to buy. Mr. W. O. Holden, our oITecient depot agent, is agent here for the goods made by the Georgia Chemical Works, and all who wish good goods in tins line will please read tlie adver¬ tisement in this paper and call on Mr. Holden for particulars. Who Harm a Town. First—Those who oppose improve¬ ments. Second—Those who run it down to strangers. Third—Those who mistrust Its pub¬ lic men. Fourth— Those who show n# hos¬ pitality to any one. Fifth—Those who hate to see others make money. Sixth—Those who oppose every movement which does not originate with themselves. Seventh —Those who put on long faces when a stranger speaks of loca | ting, : Eighth—Those who oppose every j public enterprise that does not appear j of personal benefit to themselves.— Hawkinsville News. ! Wlmt’s Xame? in ji A lawyer of Temple court was look¬ ing over some papers bis German 1 client had brought, and every signa¬ ture had a menace in it as it stood: “A. Sdiwindier.” “Mr. Schwindler, why don’t you write your name other way? Write ou t * your first name, or something, wnnt pcop!e to tlll „k you are a windier.” “ Vril. my Got, sir, how much Let ter you dink dot looks ?” and he wrote: •‘Adam Schwindler.” —St. Paul Glolie. Childr*!» will freely take Dr. J. II.Me la-an's Tar Wine Long Balm, unlike ‘‘uu^h svnj ps, it contains no opiun win south** aiid tn-al any disease of the throat vrlungs quickly than any other remedy. TIliiEE COUNTIES. Newsy Locals from Our Neigh m bors. VO LETHORPIC, echo. Morse drovers report sales few and far between. Compost will be the this most populor fer iizu r with farmers spring. Oglethorpe ganlte readily quarried sells at a higher price than any other in the State. The editor has shot e,ome into possession Delinquents, of a six-shooting gun. hide out. We learn (hat Hon. Jas At. Smith lias applied tor the establishment called of i post offline at his place to he “Smith' onia. ” On Wednesday of last week, the 2:1 rd inst , at the home of the parents of the bride, near Sandy Cross, Mr. llija Smith and Miss Fannie Mathews were united in the holy bonds of wedlock by llev. J. E. Cheney. HANCOCK. JSJIMABLITE. Senator Blown knows exactly how water to bait a high tariffnook to catch salt Demrcrats. Hon. W. J. Northern went oyer to Jones county, Wednesday, to attend the Atlanco meeting. The Ishtnaelito is glad to know that the postoffice authorities in Washington City have agreed to rehiituto Mauda postofftce, FriWHt Bell, a colored boy aboutl4 Ogecchee [years of age, was drowned in the liver, at Simpson’s mill, on last Friday Mr. Johnnie It. Smith and Miss Nuttlo AI sii brooks were mar led at the residence of the bride’s mother, January ’27th, Justice J. II. Baker officiating. GREENE. HERALD AND JOURNAL. Mr. and Mrs- John A. Corry went tin their to Rome on Sunday last acempaiiying lias daughter, Miss Fanny, who entered Shorter College. Solicitor llarv Lewis left Monday for. Milledgoville, where Oemiilgee lie begins duties as solicitor of tlie circuit. H r. ( has A. Davis, sr, one of the most prominent capitalists and businessmen of this section, left on last Tuesday for a Northern city. Mr. It is Davis currently reported in our city that has gone on a tender mission and will return accompa¬ nied by his bride. AnIicly Phosphate Co. “Give us, O, give us tlie man who sings at his work"—Carlyle. This is the way the A.sU y Primer comm -nces, a little hook that ought to he read by every farmer in tlie land. It is rich and can he had by addressing, the Asldey l’liospate Co. Charleston, 8, C. It also gives a history of interest con¬ cerning the discovery of the Charleston Phosphate. Most Excellent] loons. For a long limothe Ashely Phosphate Co., lias bet n furnishing the farmers or tlie South a superior article In the line of fertillzris and that same com¬ pany is still making as good goods as can he found on the market. They sell fertilizers In all the southern and western states and are crowded now with orders to he filled for these supe¬ rior goods that are now laid before our,readers in* a large ad vei tismnoiitjnn our editorial page. We wish every farmer reader of this paper to read the brands of goods made by tho great Asbely Co,, and to send to them for particulars and prices of their goods. The Ashley is widely known and will prove its reliability where ever It is uaed They don’t deal In shoddy rniitrial whatever. Try the Ashley. Nile i« ••Grateful,” “leaved tlie life of my little girl by * prompt iihooV Dr Acker'* English Rome, dy for Consumption.”—Mrs. Win. V. ilar rfman. New York. Sold by Dr. Held. Anr. you restless at night, and harassed by a bad cough? Use Or. J. II. McLean’s far Wine Lung Balm, it will secure yen sound sleep, nnd effect a prompt and rndi cul cure. 8t. Louis, Mo., I’o't-Dispat ill says; “Indian women arc proverbially heal thy and strong, often marching for days with tleir ha Vies upon their backs, In fact, they frequently go the day before and nfier conllueoieut, with their tribes, upon the march, These women acquire this great strength and power of endurance bv using a weed tliat grows in ’their locality, Out .,f which , i a medicine . .j . is noiv iwng , ui.i .j.. , and kept by tlie druggists, under tli*i name Indian Weed (Female Modi cine.) “Indian Weed (Female Medicine) has proven a great blessing to the weak, delicate, over worked women ot our large cities, for it is said that who use it keep robust and healthy. Drs. Lucas & IJaminack and al Druogists keep it. Or. BULL'S facilitate* T*»t/.< n V and ■ cc V CVDIID rcKulate* the B<>wel». At n I Ol nUr altrtrqxvBU.I’rlo2Sct8. mm I i i '/A m BULL’S ,, Lures Hoarseness, Coughs, _ , Asthma, Colds, „ Tnci Bronchitis, COUGH Cream pient Con- fumption, . and tive relieves Persons. Consump- 25 cents. SYRUP ^ , ......— , — ■ * ill’JKt cuni/C l <nar$ CUBES CI0ABETT13 fir Ci tJr ,h. Tw «(0Ct». At a'( j. S mm . ROYAL MWfl a/; $8* || M ? [yfi m POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder noAcr varies. A marvel of purity economical strength and wholesome ness. More (.nan tlm ordinary kinds, and cannot he sold in competition with the multitude of low test, slimt weight alum Or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans, Royal I!ak/ to Powder Co., lull Wall St. N. V. dec4 ly IP" «£ , i;n lltOI'.NTI'.P a Mu.i, ion Debtidiiutkii. ITTIt lCTKIM L.S.L. Louisiana State Lottery Company Incorporated by t lie Legislature in lstis for Educational amt Charitable purpose* and its frail 'blue made a part In of the pres¬ ent State Constitution, 1S7!I, by an overwhelming popular vote. I is (VI AM MOTH PHAM INCH tube place semi- Annually, (Anne anil December,) aim Its fJltxNP MNCULAlt NtIMIIMK Pitt WINDS take place In cncliot the other ten month* tu ilie year, unit arc all drawn In public, at the Academy ol Music, New Orleans, La. FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS, For Integrity of its Drawings,and Prompt Payment of Prises, Attested ns follows: “Wo do hereby certify that \v« supervise the arrangements for all the Monthly and Heml Annual Drawings of The Louisiana State Littery Company, and in person manage and emit ml Uni Drawing* them¬ selves. and that the same are conducted with honesty, fairness, and in good faith toward nil parties, mid we authorize the Company to use this certlflealo, with fac¬ similes of our signatures attached, In its advertisements." ;f Caanlssioners. We the undersigned Bank* and Bankers will pay all Prizes drawn In the Louisians State Lotteries which limy ho presented at our eountors. II M WAl.Msi.Hl Fro*. 1-omlaii* N«t’l Hunk. Pierre LANAIIX, Pro*. Mtale Nat'l Ok. A llitim IN, Prc*. Wow Orleans Nat’l H»u. CAUL KUHN, Pros. Union Nat’l. Hk GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING, At the A eiulomy of Music New Orleans, Tuesday, February 12. tsso. Capital Vri’M', 3300 , 000 . 100,000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each. Halves git); Quarters 9-Vfcu!liH|3; Twen¬ tieths ft list of enizE*. 1 PRIZE OF $100,000 is - $;po,0oo 1 PRIZE OF 100,000 s. - - 100,000 I PRIZE OF 50,000 1ST - 50,000 I PRIZES OF 25.0001* - 50,000 1 PRIZES OK 10,001 are - . 20,000 5 PRIZES OF 5,000 arc 25,000 25 PRIZES OF l.oofl are - - 25,000 100 PRIZES OK 500 are 50,000 20) PHIZES OK 900 are (10,000 500 PRIZES OF 200 are - - 100,00# A 1’1’ltOX 1MATION PRIZES. 100 Prizes of $500 are ...... $50,000 10() de. son are . . .... 30,000 100 do. 30o are . . .... 20,000 TV.I MtNAl. CHIVES. ']"• loti arc....... . . . 09,900 100 ........ . . . 09,000 3,131 Prises amounting to *1,054,800 Note -Tickets drawing Capita) Brize* are not entitled to terminal Prizes. J-ff For club rates or any further Infor 'nation !e»ire.l, write legibly to the under slffncd, clearly stating your residence with r#phi county, strict ana number, return mail delivery will ho ;i-snr<.<l l,y your full enclosing nfidreas. an envelope bearing your Send I'iwtaL noti'h, Express Money OrdeisorNew York Exchange in oruina ry letter. addressed Currency by Express (at our expense) to New Orleans ’ l.’a or >> A. DAUPHIN, II axlilngtult, P. U, Address Ke^istered letters to Nl,W OKI.IlANH NATIONAL HANK New Orleans, l.a. “REMEMBER, also, that the psvment of Prizes 18 <*U A HA XTEIol) BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS of New Orleans, and the Tickets are sign, d by (he Presi¬ dent of un Institution, whose chattered rights art; reconglilzed ill of the highest imita¬ (,'ouits, therefore, lirware any tions or anonymous schemes.” ONU POLL Alt is the prize of the ' snialle.t part oi fraction of a Ticket jslILPH; L* in anv Drawing. than Any ! thing in onr name offered less u I Dollar is a swindle. Letters of Dismission. / < EOKCIA Tai.iaferuo Couktt. x TTo All Whom It May Concern: C. E. Knox, administrator of the e-tate of D. A. William* late <-f - .id cun fy deceased havInC' applicl to tin- for letter* di-mi » Ing him from said trust; till* I* to cite nil iiersons interested that I will pa*** upon \ said app!i«»tion on the 1st Monday .n May next at my office in Ctawfordville said countv Giv.-ii under niv hau l and offi . < -'' al «l. Tills Jan. Ttil l»s!». ilt.NRY ll Flynt. Ordinary.
