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iiin COHiiiiSi’UAJ)£NT* ~-— OFFICIAL ORSAH OF EIUWFQRO COUHTT. SUBSCRIPTION KATES. One year..... f 1.00 Six months.. 75 Tliree months 50 No advertisement Jess than 25 cents. Funeral and society meeting no¬ tices free. Special rates on large contracts. All advertising bills are payable monthly in advance, on presentation, unless otherwise agreed upon. Subscriptions must l>e paid in ad¬ vance. Address all correspondence to The CorrBSPO jf dent, Roberta, Ga. COUNTY DIRECTORY. Court convenes, spring term, third Monday in March; fall term, third Monday in October. Judge Superior Court—A. L. Mil ler. Hol icitor General—W. H. Fel ton, Jr. Clerk Superior Court—H. M. Bur¬ nett. (Ordinary—O. P. Wright. Tax Collector—John M. Sanders. Tax Receiver—R. H. Knight. Sheriff—Johu C. Culverhouse. Treasurer—M. F. Perry. County Surveyor — George W. * White. Coroner—T. J. Holloman. County Commissioners—W. J. Deut, W. E. Champion aud W. B. Davis. County School Commissioner—H. F Sanders. CITY DIRECTORY. Mayor—A. J. Danielly. Aldermen—J. W. Mathews, M. H. Carnes, J. A. Miller aud J. 1\ • Mal pass. Clerk—F. Danielly. Treasurer—J. B. Wilson. Marshal—E. E. Dent. MTCIIL DEWOCBMIC TICKET. For President: GROVER CLEVELAND, OF NEW YORK. For Vice President: A. E. STEVENSON, . OF ILLINOIS. For Congressman—Third District, CHAB. F. CRISP. OF SUMTER. Election Tuesday.November 8, 1892. •‘Clfvfland and Stevcmon. ’ Prepare ye the way, for the great cyclone of democracy Is coming. It will soou bo jimp for republcans and third party men to make a pU Raimage up salt rivers Whatever the fate of November 8, Georgia will feel no compunction of conscience. She will have dope her duty.. . _ Vote for Cleve, Steve aud Crisp and you vote for local self-government, for a reduction of taxation and to k}U the force bill. The reason of this campaign being unusuallv quiet is because sectional strife and animosity has almost faded opt, and it is being conducted by an intelligent appeal to the reason and sense of reasonable and sensible people. It is the surest indication that democracy and principle will prevail. One more sboqt, one more bom¬ bardment, before we can tell whether principle and right can fell the great wall of protection and prevail against money, monopoly and corrup tion. One consolation we will have, if whipped—Georgia, brave aud gal¬ lant Geofgia, has already planted the flag of democracy ou tno enemies field. The democracy of Crawford and of the state must not prove indiffer¬ ent nor allow the brilliant victory already won to cause them to under¬ estimate the importance of turning out in full strength and casting a solid vote for the national ticket on [November 8. Qre more warhoop, one Luore battle, then the braves may nther about the firesides of their Brigwams and shout a requiem to de¬ funct republicanism. YVhitelaw Reid, republican vice presidential candidate, in hi* letter ol acceptance says: “Not for one tear ainco March 1869, has the demo ad i>ower to control the d direct tbe policy of s govern meat, » For ter does again his ■ truth i from his bn ought >ur third Mimpres- TaiHi they : i, who«e mi nd and opinions will chapgfb ought to abandon their hopeless cause and do battle for d?moeraey, the only party through which we can secure the peace and prosperity which we eo zealously seek. Democrats are feeling good. Third partyism and republicanism are about to give up the ghost and be numbered with the tilings that ouoe were, but are no more. Chaun ey M. Depew will soon have to cease crying “Sale on, thou great a-’d glorious Ship of State, sale”, foi the ship which republican orators allude to, has sprung a leak, and the old republican rats that have grown fat on board her deck are now as she sinks in despair, leaping across to the ship of democracy. On November eight, let every dem¬ ocrat know his duty and be sure to perform it, though he be called on ts sacrifice his attention to other matters. Let us fight a noble battle and win a grand and glorious victory. The eyes of the world are upon u-, and its anxious ear awaits the re¬ port of a day whose passage is fraught with niaguificient and bril¬ liant achievements. Let the low de¬ scending sun as it goes down In parting splendor behind our Georgia hills, settle in the peaceful con¬ science of a race well run, a duty well done -a battle well fought and a victory well won, and then on the morn of the ninth, when its gorgeous hues streak across the eastern sky, let it proclaim In the bright efful g»noe of its golden rays, the birth of a new era of peace, of plenty and of prosperity to a people triumphant ill democracy and principle over In justice, inhumanity, aud effete re¬ publicanism. •wraaxvg X 't D ’ootienimoa Dp*j*.ai3Q »qj oj losfqn* ‘Xianoo pjojusio jo n •DoittiuiaioQ Xtonoo jo eo®o eqi joj *p p -jpuvj • ;|»sXiu oj 'nouns • ||njped*-‘4 I •Hivoissmmo xxxaoo sox *6XKamar>sao£MT For Sheriff. I respectfully announce myself • can¬ didate foi Sheriff of Crawford county, subject to the Democratic nomination, and ask the f .vorable consideration and support «f ail the voters. Respectfu ty, D. C. Hicxa. For Tax Receiver. I hereby respectfully Tax Receiver aneounoe of Crawford myself s can 'idate for county, sjHj-ct to the action of tbs Dem¬ ocratic prim iry. and a«k the support of my friends and fellow citii«as. Respectfully, W. tt Sr aim. For Coaaty Commissioner, I re pecttully announce myself a candl dale for the office of County C ommission¬ er of Crawford counsy, subject to the Democratic primary, and ask the favor¬ able consideration and support of all the people. Respicifuliy, E. tf W. Cmamfiok. For Coaaty Commissioner. s*EX£o£ the office of Coun• y Commissioner of Crawford county, subject to the action of the Dem< crane primary, and to aak ia his favor the support of all the voters, tf For Coaaty Commluleaor, We are auto- fixed to announce tbs name of W. B. Dav.a aa a candidal* for County CoraoiiMlouar of Crawford ooua ty, subject to th« nomination of the Dem¬ ocratic party, and to aak the rapport of the people io hie favor. tf The friends of Joel N. Mathews aa nounce bis n me a* a candidate for Ordi¬ nary of Crawford county, subject to Democratic nomination, hereby pledging ihemselvea, if he is elected, that a'l will 6e d»ne to give tbe coo ity ooe of the b st <'facials she has had la a number of years. Faixaoa. ■f For Clerk Superior Co art I respectfully snsouoce myself a caa didate for the office of Clerk of the Su perior Court of Crawford county, subject to tbe Democratic a 'tarnation, sad ask the 'avorsble consideration sad support ■»f the voters of said county. Respectfully, Frank Danielly. For Count* Treuarrr. I hereby announce my seif a candi¬ date for re-election to the office of county Treasurer, If subject re-elected to Demo¬ I cratic promise primary. rforiu the can du but you to pe ties of office faithfully and honestly. Thanking one and ail for past honors for various office I am yours Truly, M. F. Perky. To the Voters or Crawford Cocxtt: In the opening of the campaign for county officers I anno u need myself as a candidate for tax receiver. It has been c.rcuUted over the county that I was a third partv man, or that I am inclined that way. There is not a word of truth in the re¬ port. I have kept quiet on poli¬ tics. I don’t think every county officer ought to dabble in politics. I look upon it in this light: that thev are the servants qf the peo¬ «1 ple, lam a democrat, and way* have been, and so announce my-elf subject to the dem * -atic . nomination. R F. Kvtcwt _ fO/l SALE. 1 offer for sale on eas isy terms the Ellen E, Atwater plantation in Cra *ford county, five miles from Roberta. Apply to 11. H. Ray, 10-l-2m Macon, Ga. GOOD LA XD SOLD CHEAP A XD OX LOXO TIME. I have 260 acres of land near Oak Grove church for sale on long time. It lies nicely, is fertile, very pro¬ ductive and is a desirable seelion of the county. Call in or write to me at once or you will miss a great bur gain. W. P. Blasixgamk, ( 10 - 1 ) AL MINiSTRATGR’S SALE. pEORGlA, VJ Will be sold Crawford the first Tuesday Copvrv— in December, before the court house door in Knoxville, Crawford county, Georgia, between the legal hours of sale, for distribution, 150 acres of let No. 173, known as the old Dent place, consisting of a good two-story residence and all necessary out buildings. W. J. Dent, 10-8-tf Administrator. CITATION. GEORGIA. Crawford County T o all whom this may concern: O. C. Cleveland, executor of the last will and testament of Mrs A. M. Cleveland, deceased, has applied to me for dismission from hisexeeiitor ! ship. This is, therefore, to cite all parlies at interest to show cause be¬ fore nte on or before the first Mon¬ day in January next, if any they have,why such discharge should not lie granted, or letters dismissory will be granted applicant as prayed for. Witness my hand and official signa¬ ture this the 3rd day of Octolier, 1892. O. P. Wright, Ordiuary. 10-8-if. GEORGIA, Crawford Couxty:— W. M. Bond has-applied to nte for exemption of personalty as provided bv law. andjl will pass upon his «|> plication at November ten o’etoek a. m., on the of- 7th day of next at my ofice. October 12th, 1892. O. P. Wright, Ordinary. GEORGIA, Crawford County:— Jn«». W. Bond nas applied to nte for exemption of penonalty as provided his ’ * ■" pass upon up s = doc ^ a. in... on the 71 a fiee. * Tills October 12th, 1892. x222t] O. P. Wright, Ordinary. • Georgia, Crawford County: to Appraisers Mary E. Adams appointed year.s to set support apart a from the estate of Howell Adams, late of said county, deceased, have filed with me their return. This is to cite all persons at Interest to show cause before me on the first Mowdav in September next, If any they can, why thslr return should not be made the judgement of the court of ordi¬ nary. Witness hand officially, this 25tli, my July. O. 1892. P. Wright, Ordinary. Georgia, Crawford Cousty: . The appraisers J. Elisha appointed Harris, guardian to set apart to ■f.- Goo. E. Miller, a year’s support Miller, from the estate of Janies F. late of said county, deceased, having filed with me their return, this is to cite all persons at interest to sho* cause before me on the first Monday in September their next, should If any they be made can, why the* judgement return of the not of ordi¬ court nary. hand officially, this Witness my 26th day of Jul^q right, 1892. Ordinary. Brartjr’sTour oft hr World. Ex-Mayor Daniel F. Beatty, of Beatty’s Celebrated Organs and Pianos, Washington, New Jersey, has returned home from an extended tour of the world. Read bis adver- i tisement in thip paper aud send for catalogue. 9-10 BEAHTS FIDOS In use every¬ where. Write for catalogue. Daniel F. Beatty, Washington, New Jersey. BEATTH ORGANS Are the best. Write for cat¬ alogue. Address Daniel F. Beatty, Washington, New Jersey. XotWy, All partiee indebted to US are re¬ quested to come they will forward find and eattle at once, or their papers in band of officers for collect ion. Wilson A Mathews. For Sheriff. I Sheriff her. by announce myself a candidate for of Crawford couotr, subj -ct to tbe Dem cratic primary. I app r- cists the support of my many friends in the past, and will kindly aak them to reaem b.r tpe ia the future. Bespcplfully, Jso. U. Cn.VMsnrts I hereby announce myselj a can¬ didate for the office of county sur- . will be apprec ated. Respt A. G BriLLEKS. * * FOR SHERIFF. • . At the solicitation of many friends I hereby announce myself as a can¬ didate for the office of sheriff, sub¬ ject to the nomination by tbe de¬ mocracy of Crawford county. In this connection I most respectfully the ask and solicit the support of ail people. Benxet A. Hartley. p #r Tax Colter ter. j berrbv respectful y announce myself a esndidate frr Tax Collector of Craw ford county, wbject to the action of the j ^ j, J. tf w. Baowa. For Tax Bete l ver. ( rewford rouott. ml>jM to the D> bo wtte ot miQ.-i U o si.d *»k the *uopon "f •it tbe voter* «f to) cm .ay. K sect ^ J*wt* oao. | Friends and Patrons of Crawford and Adjoining Coun¬ ties: In thanking you for your past support and patronage and solic¬ iting a larger share in! the future, we take this method of calling your attention to our large and varied line of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, embracing everything kept in a first-class.city store. OUR SHOE LIKE Is complete for old and young. Consult your interests bv looking through it before purchasing elsewhere. Our novelties in sssss mem Are the latest styles in Shades and Fabrics. Don’t go to Macon, Atlanta or anywhere else until you have seen out stock and learned our prices. Our line of GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CLOTHING, CAPS, WOOLEN. TOP SHIRTS -AND UNDERWEAR Is the largest ever brought to this market, and at prices that will astonish you Also a full line of FAMILY A MB FAH€Y GKOCEIilES, Hardware, Queen and Willowware at competition prices. We respectfully ask you to call to see us and inspect our entire stock. We guarantee to please you in both goods and prices. And as an inducement to those who owe us, or to those who wish to make a bill with us, we will pay from lc to $c per pound above market price for cotton. WILSON & t MATHEWS, CKSL W. W. JORDAN, -DEALER IN-- Dry Goods, Clothing, Notions. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Furnishing Goods, and a complete line of General Merchandise. Tgo'hftrfa List, Q-eu BOLIVER H. RAY. COTTON FACTOR. Dealer in Groceries and Planters Supplies,Guano and Acid Phosphates. 409 POPLAR STREET. MACON, GA., AUGUST 1, 1892. DEAR BIB: I take pleasure in announcing to you that I am still at the old stand of Coleman A Ray, 411 Poplar street, where I am prepared to handle promptly, at only 50 cents per bale, all Cotton entrusted to me. Captain R. W. Bonner, formerly with W. F. Price, will be with me, and will attend to the weights, and also the sale of Cotton. Mr. A, B. Adams, formerly of A. B. Adams A Bon, u ill also be with me this season. Both! aptain Bonner and Mr. Adams will be pleased to have all their old friends oome to see them. Give me a trial—I guarantee to please you. Bend me your orders for Bagging and Ties. Very truly, BOLIVER H. RAY. JAKE HEARD. J. T. MOORE WILLIS F. PRICE & CO •l JUELZL. ..I2STO COTTON! FACTORS, MACON, GA. Libert advances made on cotton in store at bow Rate of Interest. i m t-aedL > PER HALE TO ONE AND .Vl.L. 3 i & 39 XOTX MUSELLA, GA., —DEALER IN DRY GOODS, SHOES, HATS, CANDIES CRACKERS And, in fact, a line of GENERAL MERCHANDISE. If yon want to get bargains call on DICKEY. He sells at prices that will surprise you. xi-4 - CLOTHING AND NOTIONS. COFFEE SUGAR FLOUR TOBACCO SNUFF MEAT JFSLtlsirLta, a,X 2 .d. IFloricLa, :E3giil r oa.d. TIME TABLE NO. 1 .—TAKING EFFECT’ SEPTEMBER 25, 1862. SOUTH-BOUND. I NORTH-BOUND. Local . Daily Stations Daily Local Fright. Fri ght. No 5 No. 1 No 2 No. 6. A. M. Leave P. M. Lv. A. M. Ar. P. M. Arrive. 3 00 ......Atlanta.. ... II 00 7 25 3 13 . ..Atlanta Yard... 10 48 F F ......Cornell...... F T *• 10 • 04 3 34 ... .Haasville _____ SSE'i C IS 8 37 F 3 51 .... Rivenlnie ... F > c« 8 47 350 .......Selina ..... T ts 0 05 F 4 05 .....Blalock...... F l« a 30 L 4 18 .Fayetteville.... ** ts 12 12 ic 1 — 11 11 11 10 11 10 9 25 28 50 52 45 42 00 40 17 13 pm f f l A Tf? F I) 5 4 4 4 6#V 6 580 5 6 4 5 5t>4 05 56 41 55 32 Hi* 38 47 15 ( .Topeka Kalluiah .. ......Zehulon .. .....YVoolsey..... ..... ... ......Inman. ..... ... .. ..Williamson ..Piedmont..... Meausvillo.... Yateaville Zeldin Lowry....... Junction. Junction ..... ..... ..... .... .... F F F TT feS8r8SSS3S»£S; >r 11 11 9 1 11 9 12 12 10 1 12 10 33 00 24 14 56 51 53 25 56 35 18 18 i P.M ac w F 7 6 48 05 ......Musella.... .....Culloden... £2 8 7 14 39 a. F... .7 21 .....Crawley’s... _____Knoxville.. i ' r 6 42 6 7 07 32 \ *■; F 7 •««!■ 35 • ....(ini Hard’s... 6 27 6 55 s.«; F.„..... ......Payne’s.. . XU. F 7 46 .....Lee Pope... 6 14 so »> 8 00 ...Fort Valley.. 600 00 g; . Arrive P. M. Ar. A. M. Ly. i A. M. Lv. No. 5 and 6 will ruu daily except Sunday. F—Slop when flagged f—Stop for meals. T. W. GARRETT, Receiver. THE CKAWFOKK COUNTY CORRESPONDENT WILL BK SENT TO ANY ADDRESS ONE YEAR FOR U IN ADVANCE. WE WILL HAVE A RELIABLE CORRE. Si’ONDENT AT EVERY 1‘OSTOFFICE IN THE COUNTY. SUBSCRIBE -ELT IF YOU HAVE ANY NEWS PLEASE SEND IT TO US I •y ■ j Tolo TSZorfc Promptly do at this Office for every kind of mercantile Stationery, such as NOTE HEADS, LETTER HEADS, BILL HEADS, STATEMEX S ENVELOPES, CARDS. 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