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THE CORRESPONDENT iCSTJ directory. mveDes, sp ring term, third tc< March; fail term, third y in v in October, —C. L. Bart Superior Court e General—W- H. Fel Ktor Fuperio r Court—J- W .Jack. ary _j, N. Mathews. Collector — W. J. Brown. pceiver —,M. C. Hatcher. if-John C. Culverhouse. rarer -M. F. Ferry. /Surveyor —J. L. Parsons. L-J.H. L Jones. B. F. [ Commissioners and L. C. \V. E. Champion L H ,; l0 ol Commissioner— H. Hera. 3 OF LOCAL X E\v b. Up,ED FOB THE VsdsRTS READERS. openings of the Week r’od, Pointed Para pro,,lit - jl a t Happened and h> ) Happen— Points Pad deed, bid ami Social—Men, lt week begins nest Mou¬ e. Byrd was in I.Champion was in Ro . jriday. Magsae i« Lowo is - I m Thomaston. of Macon, is •\fH -map , of Macon, is legal Itorgo business. Jordan of Liberia Tuesday, Mattie Miller attended pi Salem Sunday. E. E. Dent visited Mrs. Ira, of CuHoden, this week. Ls pension blanks have reived at the ordinaries J. D. Cheeves. of was in Roberta liess. I. Powell, of Reynolds^ Roberta Tuesday attend p .sines?. oliver Culverhouse is off rmesstrip in tiie southern pie county. piousie visiting Rutherfotd of Cul f her aunt. Mrs. !• in Roberta, pnk |° Gaillard, Danielly, who has was up on I Tuesday. Jffiy has houses erected two neat p"t I here on his land and Knoxville, jndsome contribution for P®ont sufferers was sent I Roberta last Saturday L'diam, Morgan, of Macon, and of Culloden, were | °i Mrs. Ed Dent, of [Ro pt week. 15 Saylor and Clyde Lucas, ' an d Miss Minnie Hicks, of Mr. and Mrs. ° r a few days this week. [ Ji - D. McCrary and Judge r ie - ! y hav exchanged lots. I ;f, at of Mr. L lots the UPtiou v -as tendered : e °f Mr. Nath unfR 'Tay night. The enjoyed ROBERTA, GA„ SATURDAY, MARCH, 18 1893. Willie Dnpriest, has opened a millinery establishment in Rober¬ ta. They will be pleased to ac commodate you in matters per taming to their business. In the teachers meeting last Saturday, several interesting es¬ says were read. These meetings are open to the public, and those who have time could tind inter¬ esting and profitable entertain¬ ment by attending. They are held every second Saturday of the month. It was our pleasure to . meet Col. Bob Berner, of Forsyth, who was in Roberta last week. For¬ syth has a right to feel proud of the possession of this gifted and brilliant young Georgia lawyer. Mr. Berner is attorney to defend the case of the late Dl. of Americas. We are prepared to make loans on improved real-estate at reasonable rates. Mathews & Blasingame. Mr. A. G. Spiders was in Ro¬ berta Wednesday. He says the road leading out of here to Un¬ derwood's has been worked and made a public road. He would like to see everybody travel it. ------- Mg& m mm - Lewis Iianch. Mr. Editor :— We have had some gloomy weather for the past ten days of which has retarded the progress of work to a great extent. From the signs of the times, we are go¬ ing to have a very late spring, al tliouge the farmers have been ex erting their best efforts to get in an early crop. Corn planting will begin about the fifteenth which will be ear¬ ly enough, owing to past indica¬ tions of the weather. Supreme court will convene in a few days, the farmers will work with a hur ly burly to get through planting corn in order that they may at¬ tend court. A few nights ago a supposed tramp went prowling around ],the residence of Mr. Sam Wilson, in the early part of the night and tried to break in his stove room. Unfortunately for him he was driven away before lie could ac¬ complish his designs. Log rolling has got to be a per¬ petual thing among the people. Messrs Joe, Wes and Zack Lewis, and Tom Gorden have displayed as much of this work since Christ¬ mas as any body. They have all cleared up about thirty acres of land apiece and hat it ready for the plough. Aside from this, Mr. Bill Wlutmgton has made a good showing in the new ground. Also Mr, Edgar Jordan is clearing up a large tract ol land of his mill plantation. In addition to mi? he has had two log rollings, one of which your humble scrife was a partaker. Some of the Roberta bovs were in attendence. Big John showed his eoperositv of man¬ hood all day long. Mr. Wiley Jordan braced himselt against Fool Killer and tried to show the boys where Moses was when the light went out. but lie did not succeed in his anticipation. F. K. AV.irrior News. Rev Jones preached i i a o f fine no sd ser ' mon for u Ism h . ^(.oou i-j«cood isundav, . at , Bnrgys Chapel. ; Vfi rnnnie Mackenvniie, a about twenty five was hurried at t>u Friday. hue wo bllliu : she was three years of age. Miss Fannie was a very good girf^and she had a great many friends. She was a splendid performed on a piano, Robert Beaslev died ou the inth loin, oi iviaicu, \fapoh lie n„ su. no .“ai- rt,.,, - of age. -I f Mr. Dick Holt was burned Barkers ‘ ,r rave ‘ yard • ‘ the first Hun- ■“ day . March. , m The people of Crawford couVtv have worked the roads and hive them ttum in in verv \er\ good good order oi lu. Thorn taere is iq a a great o , i*oat /Ip'll deal of oi q '*iv ness in the Warrior ami Dr. llol lie is kept busy night and day) Mr. Garev Render and liss Bartlett were tmite.l in marnag Sunday morniug by Lev. Ellis. Tour correspondent wjdi es them a happy life. The hard winds the 27th of Hb ruary blew down two homes in Warrior. and also taken fie top off of Mr. Charlie DrawlioihT house. Charlie ran out of | tjie house and got liold of a pednifn.m tree and ho hugged it until dm bark came oiF, and he called his wife and ask^d her where shekvas and site said, 1 have hold tf a black jack, he said hold on to fjie black jack hun for I have a :kt simmon tree. Iif. Money To Lend!!I I will lend you money on ; ve years time in sums irom $:>d0 up ward on improved farm la (Is. In the method of making ny ments of principal and into est you can save yourself alffiW^u sufficient amount to pay all ex¬ pellees in commissions and other incidental expenses. Your patronage saliciteu. O. P. Wright, CERES. Not v having , • Mr. Editor: , seen — anythin'’’ J ,T in your valuable paper ‘ 1 „ rom this section, . i . tilOUgm | . >ou mi'dit appreciate a few locals. ^ Misses Scrap Wright r and Lizzie Moncrief, two charming young la¬ dies from Macon, are visiting the family of Mr. M. J. Moore. The public roads are being ?ut in fine order by the various orer seerers throughout this section. ; Old Boreas got on aspiee j Tuesday and brought another cold snap. It is said that blue-birds are forerunners of spring, if the same could lie said of overcoats and blue nones. I would say mat spring was here in til its pristine glory. Seveial of our farmers a re piaiitiHf; *• iL-- ___ Much seed cane has been dam aged by the cold and is unfit for planting. Commissioner Nesbit is trying very hard to convince the farm ers of the south that ml cotton l 1 - a ruinous plan. It will take more argument than comm iff on er Nesbit or anyone else can give ^ Jo that. Mr and Mrs. F. H. Wright, of lvnox\ u’ mivvi j lie visited • relatives - in Ceres last fcunday. v,ho ji.t . Mr. R. L-Dickey, lecture uas kt completed a course ot jioore^fiuwne-s Business College i- at lanta, vvas in Certs la. i bun .aj . Mvs T A Bowen is on the sick list this week. busi- . Mr. M. J. Moore made a n ess trip to Macon this week. . Moncrief will preach ! l 7*0 , SHERIFF'S SALE. GEORGIA, Ctawfod CduKty : On the first. Tuesday in April next. 1 will se'.l before the opart house door in the t >\vn of Knoxville; of said sale, county within following the h-gal described hours the property, le-wit. One -tore house aud lot on « hicli same is located in the said on n of Knoxville. Bald l**t public measuring 4«>xG0 fe< l aud fronting oc square duo north, bound'd east ami south by land «.r Mr*. " • Blast nganwe and west by lot boun <ied and occuuied l»c j.' n. Nola.t. S ., lid . . property evied . , and solo , on un d *r ami by virtue of an execution is sued from the superior court of Up on county, said state, in favor ot E Barber vs Blasiugame. as the property of said J. V.. ^ tils .,t»\ ,, i8<L, J.U Cclvkrhousn, Sheriff. Will be sold on the first tuesda v in April next before the court house door in the town of Knoxville v 4a., ,a '*’ 8 in Block A. hots 1 and 2 fl B. 1 a nd 2 M C. 1 and 2 D. IjO ts 1 and 2 E. Lots 8 and 4 11 E. 8 and 4 11 ( - . 3 and 4 1' »---! 8 and 4 11 : 1 and 2 1? 3 and 4 M 8-4-7-8 H r' 1-2-5-6 M. S-4-7-8 11 N. 1-2-5-6 11 O , 17-18-21-22-25-20-29-80. „ It. Allot lots nut sold in Block P, and nlffo! der and lots by not sold in Block Q, un¬ virtue of 36 executions in¬ cited from the superior court of said county in favor of officers of court V'tbfigia Imnro'ement Company All of said property being in the town of Roberta said county, and known inj.be plan of said town by lots and blocks as above stated in the original survey of said town Terms cash. J. v ! LVEKko; sr, Sheriff O. (\ Al:-» at Die same ti'jio and acr. ... tmj*? or less, of land being lots ana partsooi iov. *^,i..uw*^rp>i 243 in ? ■ ..itiei t there. Levied District, all in said count v. on am! sold as the property of It. A. Williams, to satisfy an exe cation issued against heir for taxes, estate and county for the year 1392: Also at the same time and 405 acres Rare or ess, oflarnl 206in the hrsi district, and No 71 theseveuth district, said county: Levied on to satisl.v an execu on i-> sued gainst Mrs W O 1 uggle Extrx of WO Tuggle deceased, for stat) andt0 unty taxes for the year 1892: Also at the same time and UK)acres -f lot of laud No 2 iu tho j n ti, e seventh district of said conn ty Levied on as the property of »ite B L Jones to satisfy an on g^ued against it for state and county tax for 1892. Also at ’he same time a»u nUice 1012 1-2 acres, more or less ol loss Nos 164, 165, 173, 174 and 181 in the 7th district, of said county. Lev¬ ied on as the property of John How¬ ard to satisfy an execution issued against hii* for stale and county taX ‘8 for 1892. EORGIA, oHM'nmu < , C the legai hours of sale on the Tuesday in March neXL the fol¬ described property to-wR: YVliolu lots of land Nos. 78, .4, Vio o* 55, ~ust lialf of lot No 8o and lu the north east corner of lot 79, making in the 1180% acres, more o less, in the < th District of said county. Levied as property defendant in ti fa, «?.• V l?ee J f,HU f edtroiii < court oi said county. will he made shhject Equitable to Claims held dy said Company against property also a claim in favor of Georgia Loan and Trust Company against band Terms cash, Witness my officially tii.s February 8th 1893. j«o C, Culverhouse, HherifT. GEORGIA, Crawford Will be sold before the court '[.‘JS '[pe 9a ie, on the first Tuesday in ^ r i«r ‘ moreorlL w a res , of ‘land, 50 in in north-west corner of lot No. 7th Dist. of said county. Levied a3 the. property of E. H. Lee under execut ion issued from Justices District G. M. Honstou Ga.ja favor of Ru^*U.treyo A vs E H. I.-c. Lev made by J. • • G. M., "LdVmnty cousiable of 529 Dist of Crawford and to tne for adveriiseiucnt and under same. / Also at the samv. time St: C of It ^ X 3 VOL. 1. NO. SalTl'ml'f 1 oMot 58 acres in the south-east part of lot. No, 59 136 1-4 acres, more or Ies.«, north half of lot- No. 1 and35acres of the south part of lot No. 2 in the 6th District of said county. Also 171 acre-, lot inure less, 70 acres of west part of No. 234 and the west half of lot Nd£38 in tire 2nd Dist of said county, Same levied upon as property of de fendent in ti fa, by virtue of an exe eution issued from the Superior court of said county in favor of Jonathan L\ Kandoll vs, Erastus J. Hancock. Also at the same time and place, one store house and lot upon which same is located in the town of Knox villa said county. Lot measuring 40 x<>0 feet, house ‘ and fronting on public square on the south side thereof, Bounded gm east and south by land vti i, .r. W , Bl'tintTirdiiiti and btlaml of J, H. Ndlau. Levied on as property of J. W. Blasingame by virtue of three li-fas issued from Justices court 673rd Dist G. M„ said comity. Two tin favor of Atlanta Wagon Co., an# one in favor of At¬ lanta Paper Col All against said J W BiasingameA Terms cash. Wit¬ ness my hand officially, Feb,23 1893, C. Culvf.r*ouse, Sheriff C C. Also at the sane time and place, 405 acres more ofl Jess, of land, in the Seventh Distrietbf said county, lots Nos. 129 and 130. \ Levied oi.and sold as the proparty B li Ray to satis i.v an execution ibued aaaiust him for faxes. Btato ant county, for the year, 1892: \ Also at the santentirue and place, 852 acres, mor«* or Iks, of land, in the ~tli District of saitltountv, fi.ta and p u ts of lots Nos. 7 J36 and 187. Levi oi on and sold the property of Robert Coleman ■ > satisfy art exe carion i-sued agaiuf him for ta.res duo tl.e Btate and -ounty for the year 1893: Witness iv hand official¬ ly, February 4th, 1 h' , J. C. Ct'LVERl iuse, .Sheriff. CiTATi i. (3 BORGIA, Cl; .YM F Mi Co t/NTV To all whom it may i mcertj A J and R B eieofllJ executor of the last will and iesuiroeiu Of Piiip BcoHJl Ue ceaseii, have tippliedo me for <lis nJ 'sion from said ust. This is ail pci-,ons at tcrest to show ‘*t ,UM ‘ heforv me on obefore the first dmuluy 1 ui June ltexl it any they ! ;> v a. -A, , t j.• m".» ] Jir, ■ •• UT:Uit( ‘" 1 '/ t b «f. r » ,,W;d fd'hlnts , as nppHed , m ff 11 ' ‘ mL- ‘ clLcDi' V lSt* i'" 1 ' ' ‘ > T ,ieh > Ordinary ( r lina Ordinary's Ofkib, Crawford ('( U : XTV GeorgiA> ltn A Miller |(IKA Adams adiinistralors of Howell Adams deect ed I’ave tiled W ith me their peiitm asking for ui.suiisslo.i from the tdniinistration „f estate of said dece u] ie d This is to n „Hiyali persons disevaried inie est, that. tl jey will he from said trust on the first >ph<la> in June next and letters unless of dkmissory objections graut o.l them g<\d thereto are filed on <r> hefote that date. Witness 6th my h.nd ottw-ially this March 1893. J. at. JIa'I huV/s, Oaliuar/. Ordinary’s Office, Ci;awfobi> Uouxty Gsokoia:—W J Dent, aa UKiustnitoijOf Join, VV Dent, deceas¬ ed, has filed with me his petitmn a»s i:ig for disiiissi ui from tlie trillion ou estate of said d*j8eaA«*df This is to notify all person? »4 iutcr est. that he will be discliargfld .Monffav iit"May Jrom said trus^on the first nextai’d letters of disniiasory 'pl ant¬ ed him unless good objections there¬ to are filed on or before that date. Witi/ss my hand officially this Eeb ruar 7th 1898. J. N. Mathews, Ordinary. GEORGIA, Crawford County A I persons having demands against pjisha Mathews, late of said county, ti ow deceased. " I ’“ hereby notified and required to present such claims, properly attested, to the undersigned, within the time designated by law All persons indebted to said deceas ed art hereby required to make im meditte payment thereof to us, tlie undersigned’ This Jan, 2t6h 1893. Jfcgp D Mathews, I Exts.^ ~ and Mi il Mattie E. M Mathews, athews, ) Deceased; Extrx. o/ /if partf?8 C having ’‘clahn^against estate of John T. Andrews late -'{Prawford county, are hereby poU did to present the same at one*, *mf ^persons indebted to said v '***", n ma ko payment l J to the coder- > ned * Andrews" f vv.a.andbe a. Annie W. Andrews. Administrators. intatl ASUSTSWSlimS rmc ixHAixn, «ms* m tR« . St* »,i tjvoi t ir. as inatM. :a h«wd .(t zaiL f te-ag*