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THE CORRESPONDENT COUNTY DIRECTORY. Court convenes, spring term, third Monday in March; fall term, third Monday in October. Judge Superior Court-A. L. Mil ler. Holieitor General—W. H. Fel ton, Jr. Clerk Superior Court—H. M. Bur nett. ^ Wright. Ordinary—O. P. Tax Collector—John M. Sanders. Tax Receiver—B. H. Knight. Sheriff—John C. Culverhouse. Treasurer—M. F. Perry. County Surveyor — George W. ’ White. Coroner—T. J. Holloman. County Commissioners — \V. J. Bent, W. E. Champion and W. B. Davis. County School Commissioner—H. F Sanders. CITY DIRECTORY. Mayor—A. .T. Danielly. ’ Aldermen— J. W. Mathews, M. H. Carnes, J. A. Miller and J. A\ . 9 .& 1 - pass. Clerk—F. Danielly. Treasurer—J. B. Wilson. Marshal—E. E. Dent. ITERS OF LOCAL NEWS. GA TITERED FOR THE CORRE¬ READERS. ' SPONDENTS • Ths Happenings of the Week Pat in Short , Pointed Paragraphs • • y, T hat Has Happened and Is Co¬ in;; to Happen—Points Political , Personal and Social-—Men and 'j'hinas. O what fools we mortals be, ‘•Wad saern power the gifty gii io, To see ourselves as others see us.” ' Often times we would huutagoph * er hole. Work is resumed on tiie school building. Miss Bessie Smith has returned home from a visit to friends m Thorn as ton. T. I. Cochran, of Roble.y, tyis in Roberta Tuesday on business. Messrs Webb and Morgan of near the Agency were in Roberta Tuesday on business. Deliver Riv, of Macon, will op en a saloon in the Hoi Ionian stand. A. Witkowski,of Macon, repre¬ senting the Mew- York Life, was attending to business here this weeK. - Miss Julia Rutherford and her friend Miss Fannie Branham were down from Oulloden Tuesday on pleasure and-business both. Mr. West. Mathews will be found in|iis same old stand, now to serve you in the interest of Boliver Ray. Mr. Frank Hardeman, a long and trusty employee of Boliver Ray; has been out the greater part of the week looking after the hitters mercantile interests in this place. Mr. Hardeman is yet a young man but has consid¬ erable business experience and ability. Both the Knoxville and Ro¬ berta schools opened Monday morning with a good attendence. The people of Crawford are awak¬ ing to the importance of educat¬ ing their children. That is a do¬ ty a parent owes to a child more binding than to leave a pecuni¬ ary inheritance. Every parent should send his children some¬ where to school. Mr. C. E. Worshom has moved to Macon. Col. Hardeman, of Macon, was jn Roberta Monday. SATURDAY. JANUARY, 14th, 1893 Miss Kizzie Lowe has become a pupil of music under the tutor ship of Mrs, Aaron Clark. Mrs* Clark is an excellent instructor j n that highest and most refined of . u , tg Miss Lowe already ex dibits ai extraordinary talent in that direction, and the sweet mu¬ sic she makes is a rure gurantee of her preeminent success in the study which she ha begun. Mr. B (liver Culverhouse, who moved from Crawford to Mont¬ gomery county in which place he has lived tor sometime, has re turned to Crawford with his fami lv. Mr Sid D*mt waa in Roberta Monday. Mr. J. I. Champion was in Ro¬ berta Monday on business. Mr Sain Wilson has moved to Byron. Mr. J. E. Byrd was in Roberta Monday, on business. The Bond brothers were in town this week on business. Mr. J. B. W Ison will probably begin the study of dentistry. Col. H. A. Mathews of Fort Valley was up on legal business Thursday. Col. R. D. Smith went to Ma¬ con Wednesday on professional business. Mnsei'ra Items. Christmas has passed and the new year is now before ns. Mav we form good rules and |may we be governed by them., for we know not whatTmr troubles*and tribu¬ lation's will be the coining year. Some of the farmers are clean¬ ing oil’ their laud preparing for the coming crop. Most of them have about secured their labor for an¬ other \ ear. From the present out look of some of our most pro ineufc farm¬ ers there will probly be a large crop of cottorf again this year, as there are several large tracks o! land being cleaned up near this place for that purpose. The young people enjoyed sev¬ eral parties in this community last week. Miss Leila Webb, of Goshen Valley was visiting relatives and friends in this vicinity last week. Miss Clara Jackson, one of Up¬ son Co’s, most popular young la¬ dies, is visiting Miss Mattie Bow en. Mr. Willie Bowen and wife 'of Birmingham Ala., spent last week with his parents. Mr. Bowen has not seen his parents in four years. It afforded him much pleasure to spend Christinas with them once more. Last Sunday morning he gave them 1 the part¬ ing hand and bid them fare well and returned to his home in Ala. A reception was givenbv Mr. and Mrs. Moore, to the Sunday school of Ceres during the holi¬ days. A large crowd was pres¬ ent and after the tables had been relieved of their heavy burdens of everything good to eat the crowd returned to . the parlor where some nice music playing and other amusements were enjoyed until late in the after noon. Mr. James McNiece and sister Yatcsville, were in our midst last week. We think some of the young men around here are going to get married soon as they are wearing their Christmas smile yet. Lets see who will get the honor for breaking the ice off the coming year, We learn that Prof. Childs has again .been employed to teach 8f .hooJ for us another year. trustees of this school acted very # wisely in getting Prof.'Childs to serve them another year. Our town was unusually lively last week taking Oiiiistmas, but every thing has quieted down to business again. Miss Homie Moore, who has been attending school in Macorr, spent Christmas with home folks. SIfe returned io.Macon last week' accompanied by her brother Porter who will attend school this year. Porter was secretary in the Sunday school of Ceres and he lias many friends here who will gretly miss him. J. ATTACKED TOR MOSEY h Ixte iFr. F r„ Ivey, assistant to state geologist, Spencer, had a curious experi'enc-e • 1 in Taylor v county - Other day. Hereafter .. Wiren , . he goes out . looking for minerals, he will p prepared . fo? encounters. Mr. .. T Ivey was m . camp alone , in . Tavlor ‘ county 1 close *. ' L to’“Old '. Aa- ^ * ency” and rear the ferry between the counties of Omwlord and T a v * tar, on ednesday night.last. . ,.. On Thursday ’ moruiug *- two men came to ins camp and , one oi . them , gave Ms name a* Engine F. Bell and at first claimed to be the sheriff of Taylor county and presented a warrant to Ivey for iris arrest, signed by M. Lucas (his are not remembered), claiming that he was a pedDr and derimnd ed $25 of him. The young man told the pre¬ tended officer what In’s business was, but the man’ insisted that unless lie paid the money he paid the money lie would t ike him and his team in charge. Ivey refused to pay anything. The men then threw him down and him, taking from him his p r i v ate 1 e t te r s a n d a Iso so m e belonging to the state geologist, Spencer. After going through them they threw every thing out of the wagon. Finding that they could not get the $25 the men said : “Fay us$10 and we will let you off for we are brand to have money. Ivey refused to pay any money and they left. After leaving the men discovered tn.it they had left the warrant with Ivey, and re turned in company with several others, and the would be officer demanded the wanant. I T * ey fused to return it, and lie again thrown down in attempt to take it awav from him. Ivey finally tore up the paper, saying it he could not keep it he would destroy it. The parties then left and tjie young man came on to Atlanta reaching home Saturday. Tins is one of the most high¬ handed, outrageous ever perpe¬ trated in the state and will doubt¬ less be fully investigated [by the Taylor county authorities. . -yp . f < i A V't f .'■?! ■ -A -rUL-w;.''-'- h, •A- A A 'HViT: w: (.rx-j.'-.-.Mi. v •. . t.-. V**i’........ A A • » i O,..v. . fc.V.iAi.SF‘ • LETTER FROM T. 0. E,” IMERE TING ITEfilS G THERED BY OUR HUSTLING CORRESPONDENT. Local, County arid General News Causrlifc ^p* . ... an U£ c/tt.'S^scvibers— ut ia for t;, -“ Pw « Sftl <* f The C. Items of Interest to- L|.• his farm ''ClNiiata-Sw# ^.W^de.MatheWB -a -'w, i peete'to*ffnAy& to Macon. &* T(;N:TT; C :C T Pmpi-riy at firs? Wrihsimm last Saturday especially cotton seed, broad axes, augers and corn she Hers, sold for its Value. oil .. purchased > , tue ., seed , and , men Cuffee tiie later. Late Mon ay eve our attention •ms call d to a dusty appearance in the eastern sky, on enquiring „h.titmeAt, we were ** «.lo«d man that ■**•’ ° 1 ^ 1 ....."T '* cc,intiu 2 ' : ' ’ ‘ !lt>r receufc e i ectl0U * . tou eg,, ' .,i 11 <a 5 ,rtmnm>- ' ° ra dmon “ prominent and patriotic demo , lo encourage ; . eneo,.i,.„c third partv. ‘ Pearl and , , Lena , TT , , Misses w , e ret " p died ' from '* ail extended visit to Yatesviile and Ceres , ■ J , , 1 y t VV eb.D Ot the latter piace. . J1iUn * 1 iOJUVay;an(t Am ' n ip ' Holmes of (hiiiodeu ' cotem- ' : P !ab ® » vl lt t0 u,e , rM 1 ' !ower y La,1G , soon. M, F. Jordan is epending a short stay in Fla, g OiVI KYI ME, SO/.liJWTIKEE. Unausweml yet, the player your r 1:ps have pleaded Iu agony oi heart these inanj years?‘ Docs faith begin to fail; is hope de parting, And think you all in vain those failing tears? Say not the*Fatlier hath not heard your prayer: You shall have your desire some time, somewhere. Unanswered yet, th >ugh when vo.. first presented This one petition at. the ratio r’s tii rone, It seems you could not wait the tie >• of aslving, bjo urgent was your heart to have n known, Though years passed since then, do not despair, The Lord will answer you somi t cue, somewhere. Unanswered yet? nay, do not say ■ un granted; Perhaps your part is not yet whol¬ ly done; The work begun when first you: .. prayer was utterod, wtil -nisi, *,.«! He to. oe&’uil, ' 0ll wiii kee;> the insenee burning there, Kb glory you will see sometime, somewhere. Unanswered yet? faith cannot be un¬ answered," Her leet were fine ly planted on the rock; Amid the wildest storms she stand undaunted, Noiyquai s tiefoie the loudestjthun der shock.\ She knows Omnipotence lias heard her prayer, And cries, it shall be done &c:ue time, somewherL [Robert Browning. His Little Slip. She (engaged for an evening for j nartv)—It- to is not quite time us ,u start “ - vet, is fr, ’ Mr. Spoona-1 i im LY* He ,. Alisa r . ^ x>aisy out i . — ac, , am always early. The early bird, you know, catches the—er—the*—the— aw —that comet, Miss Daisy, the^ can , be seer ciui.e •, distinctly - 1 -‘, .,•. say With a goo., t'pei a VOL. 1. NO. 24- GEORGIA, Crawford County :— v\ i: e sold before the court house • loot i'u the town of Knoxville, said county, within the legal hours of sale t > the highest bidder lor cash. On the first Tuesday in January next, 2000 the foitowing- property to-wit: lbs of seed cotton, more or less, 150? bushels of fiornin the shuck, more or less, 2000 lbs of fodder, toll more or less, bai-hoU of cot seed, more or loss anti two bushels of peas. btlitl properly levied upon and sold as the property of debt, uufler and by vir tue of a distress warrant issued from Justice’.- court 573rd l)ist. G- M. said .-ounty in *„v»r of W. K. Eu \sHhh-\ .Kuning*. Said tils earnm; returnable to tiie Kps:pm umy - Wu - JvC.t't-Lv».uiK>UKK, Kil-ritf. SHERIFF 1 S SA LE. GEORGIA, Ci'awrod County:- On the first Tuesday in February, uext, I will sell before , the court j 1()USe fioor in tiie town of Knoxville, said county within the legal hours sale, the following described. property, to-wit. One store house S’Ld’ owdlSSiktiulT’Said 1« measuring 40x60 feet and fronting on “ ^B^mejod bn Said property levied and sold un sued isoin the superior corn t ot Up—. son county, said state, in favor of E. Barber vs Blasiugame, as. tiro t )ro l' t rT . v of said J. W. Blasiugame. Tlli K v 7 , 1S02 , •' J. C Culverhouse, Sheriff, GEORGIA, Crawford County: All persons indebted to th<?estate of Jno. R. Worshuin deceased, arenoti {iod to come forward - at once and; «H persons hsv tag claims against said estate are notifiod to nresent them in terms of tne law. December 5th,1892. as-. A. Worsham Jno. r. Worsham Executors. GEORGIA. Crawford'County:- - H. G. White, of said County, h» ' lik'd with sue his application askin C that permanent letters (with thv mill annexed;-on estate of K. B. Murchison, deceased, be granted hi in'; and i will pass on his apylier m i on the first Monday iu January • -t. Witness my hand .officially? -his Nov 2sth 185)2! O. P. Wir.GHT, Ordinary. GITfiTlOH < GEORGIA, Crawford County :— To ail whom this may concern:, C. Cleveland, executor vf the last .rill and testament of Mrs. A. M. Cleveland, deceased, has applied to no for dismission from hjsexecutor d«ip. This is,-therefore, to cite all •larties at inn:rest to show cause be lore mo on or before the first Mon May in January next, if any they nave,why such discharge should ndt ->e granted, or letters disniissor.v will oo granted applicant as prayed for. '.V it ness my hand and official signa i a re fhis the 3rd day of October, It#)2. O. J\ Weight, Ordinary. 10-8-tf. GEORGIA, Crawsord County - ' irs. Annie M. Andrews and W. A. Andrews have applied to me for permanent letters of Administration • u the estate oi Jno. T. Andrews, late of said County, deceased; and this is therefore to cite all persons concerned to show cause before me, if any they have, at my office-, on or before the first Monday in January next, why such letters should not tV granted applicants. Witness irv *\ hand officially this Nov 28th, .1892. ' O. P. Wright, Ordinary. Will be sold on the firstTuesday in February next before the court house door iu the town of Knoxville Ga., within the legal hours of sale, the following ]>roperty to wit: Dot in Block A. Lots 1 and 2 B. Lots 1 and 2 O. Lots 1 and 2 ?» D. Lots 1 and 2 E. Lots 3 and 4 M F. 3 and 4 n G. 3 and 4 H. 3 and 4 1. 1 and 2 M J. 3 and4 11 K. 3-4-7-8 11 L. 1-2-5-6 M. t 3-4-7-S ■ 11 Ni 1-2-5-6 i ii O , 17-18-21-22-25-23-29-30. „ R, All of lots not sold in Block P, aud a!1 ot ' l°ts not sold In. Block Q, un¬ ^r and by virtue of 36 exem.tions iH sued trom toe superic* court of said county in favor of offi <crs of epurt vs Georgia Iinorovcmont Company All of said property being in the town of Roberta said cotufty, and known in the plan of said town by lots and blocks as above stated in the original snryoy of said town Terms oash j ,