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About The correspondent. (Roberta, Ga.) 1892-190? | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1893)
gg^L&SaE . r " PONDENT ’ J 1 ’""' ffi£ -*‘f&. &: 'i I yA' ■ ■ COUNTY DIRECTORY. _' . h.,,,,,. Wjf % 4 ' S" C ^; W ' ,aCk ' asasssr* Wilk«"r n^vrvtxr ** PnmTnissionCfs — Be :F. &' ( ’w.K. Cliami>ion antf t.. O. ' «• "'"" - 'i , . NEWS JiUom OF JaUOAL TiOflTk'Ti ' ---: d; • personal and S 77,/ " ,v - . improved f ,We tire prepared real-estate to make at reasonable loaus^on rate?. Mathews & Blaslngame.. . riJes everybody know that the weather is a little warm. ; Roberta needs a national bank to break fdr a sensation” ^ Bathing down at Jordan’s pond has become quite popular with the youifg men and bo/s in and htound^|?p any'of ; . still living Thom If the • ?-y*m ' *’* ua -^he lauds around em "tbf^rdducf^i P ve, iet them take a kind of passing view” of the corn, patatoes, cdtton &c., now” growing on them. The pro tem. Editor extends thanks for all expressions compli¬ mentary to last week’s issue of the paper. It is run under many disadvantages; but it is bur pur¬ pose to endeavor to make at least a readable paper of it. Chickens and- eggs arg most amazingly cheap in thb markets. They are fine for home use and this extends a long distance. Uncle John Wilder and John Mai pass are in the market with their crop of melons this week. Math Mathews informs us that Ben Hartley has about talked him into the notion of establish¬ ing a roach fisrhery at William’s fnl ll: Poly is a littlb afraid of llenry Turner. Our coroner says that lie sent iti, a few days ago, some news items for publication, but the hews was not put in print. Let iis jiaye all tha-sw^s now and it wm go in the paper. Q^k^forc? -oounty ships wood and good wood to Atlanta. The resource^of our old county have n ot all yet been told> It is cer¬ tainly as good. as. the best. Let us make strides in the right way for development^. Why not make a long ways better shewing for "ourselves. Patronize the paper and give it all the encouragement you can, A good paper helps, a copnty. as much as anything else; and to be a good paper the Correspondent as all other papers,, sliodld Jiave help. . The free luncli set by Wes Dei on Satutday evenings is simply elegant. It makes I'eel fifty per cent better. B. H. JRfty has completed .gf;‘ V>. *■ ■■ UIlY.aST 1893 menfi for fee construction of a telephone- Hire from Roberta to 5=s-Ar *•■*» - “* - "" pi *' during his season of r«t. He his Knox »i.c, 5 .......k ,» vcm ^ seems - , .jpo»;tifiiie to worlc fCJt; and be, kk^k humbugged by tlic - country. • doliver.Ray trill place a by draulic ram at the branch on his ^ stockatthebarnAna-in^hAarf- rni near 'town,'and Supply his ail wT draWi “ 8 “ ^ a live town. towns. • Quite a number will go from this County and Panhandle in Savior to Kf -AiKmstine Fk THst* ’’ s a« nn the 25th. ihree dohars for the round trip from Cullpflen. John 'Sandefur will head from Roberta ahd Ewell %ndefkr wjU. look after.the boys from his leaf:, IVnrZ ■ iwy * “ i0 " - spp,y - Mrs. j. I' . A nd rews died onlast >Su»day in Fort Yalley where she -s slaving temporarily under 1 .......... L ".~ : ' 1 '■ S: bore her afflictions with Christian fortitude ancf patience. Iler re mains werb interred in the Knox¬ ville cenietery on Monday even¬ ing. To the bereaved husbands her step children and all rejatives left behind to. mourn her depart¬ ure in early life, \te extend sin¬ cere sythpathy; Mr. and Mrs. James vr Santefur, who reside a short distance north of Knoxville, lost their infant child on last Sunday; It was buried at Salem cH urch 011 the following day. Subscribe for the paper and pay for it,; advertise in it and it may profit you. Newspapers can¬ not be run without money and it is your duty to patronize your home paper. ... If you wish to do ., anything fof your town and consequently Tpr yourself ; don’t be forever hunt ing something that cannot be peoplW^i done toward b'tiildifig aoout it and find nxfti as much to do and do fit, as they can and do find that can’t what a glorious country ours would be' within less* than -one year’s time. The County jail lias in it one Adam and also a . Noah. Adam appropriated a mule to his own use that did not belong to him. Noah was entrusted with other people’s chickens to sell' them for the money which lie was to bring to the owners of the fowl. Noah, so the story runs, sold the chickens and pocketed the proceeds. Both i a*,es will be investigated when Superior Court convenes in Octo be:. ,->y * Napoleon Andrews reports that he haS tin eight aefe piece of corn that will yield an average of forty bushels per acre.' Crawford will claw 'f<3> tfife-td'p And gets * there "early every - time. Will LWb looks like that he is aasar-s *•»“# Tzz * wMN™ was tracing wrong kind of ».ck ' ss .S.S; s »,:s **-«*« ¥ew v the question- is lioW mv*k and v.’hat in return f.iv lbeni. / ;, for the -very best ginnery ever seen in this section. Jim is up on his busriiessyytm^efed net doubt this nor even givg it a 4uiyer of a a number went ,„ the iS W "^ * Tank*lo Sr..W, M'. MtUet* for this writing. Wje hjppe to see him regain his usual iu-ulth in tlte near future. - ^ . - ' if^Intes it' f -i ■" dont i , bestir . - ■ '/, th r&, •. t v-, orPsdio<ds/cuif may g a j n - ascendency. do noUet anyc Opportunities af forded them on thi6|lihe V pass by unimproved. '' ' furmshect ' K ^^‘™ with ld a ! ^. better bdns supplV.v mfee ‘dn ca?q eff fire .the pres eat wlmlly.in^^uaU istipply Would be to meet the : _:. .... on on a visit tohis mother and relatively -y. Hogs sell ri(f\v for a good price. Cotton stands lit the same low iig tires. i WE f * Mr. J. F. Bryant was in town one day this week and reported Sandy Rdmt, district w^ell up on oh good seasons and extra fine crops! Some news has been furpished the paper this week from differ¬ ent portions of the a-ounty* Thanks to those wdio have so kind¬ ly remember us? It strikes us tvifh some force that Roberta might with uu questionable propriety set apart some day as arbor day and cel ebrate it verv appropriately by planting out shade trees. Tiler® . . need i foy them. ■ 1S a c *y iIJ g Mrs. Anna *M. Christian of Far Ga„ is visiting Miss. Rhoda DahieJly in Rofcerth. ^ traded its hicycte for a watch to Mr. Aaron Qlarft* Mr. Clark, is s»d, has disposed j)f ltni RoberU? which' town now exercises' the oid machine to its utmost capacity. It may be tlmt Roberta will enter the race in Atlanta unless the fooling should grow too heavy for its should* n. 4 GForoia, Cra wijowi) County, To all whom it nmy ceucerh: Isali Grant having In proper, form applied f o me Jor periitaneiit,. letters of ministration on the efetate of Elias .Wright,* late of safd cqunty this is to Qite all and singular creditors amt next of sjjt Of Wilgbt to be and allowed fqipear by 'styuy law, wi^iin the tinTfe sliow cause if any they can't permanent adnxiuistration not be granted 'to Isah Graut-oii estate of said E.ilas Wright, Witness rtiy baud and official nature * This 3 :u vi Jilly 1893., / J, F, MawO rdinar *100TiEWAKJ),»m T.. e readers oJ this paper shli S(^“ being a constH.jgnal disease, ssxsssa. ~b i work. Tfec>roprietorsliaww>hS, . faith in its cura.tlve - p 0 »- er s,. ««y*«»HuadrcsL AiMrew, F.J.fHESEYi CO., . . Toledo, a. ^“ ?aId by Druggists, 75e. north by laa^s the Collier estate, on the east by the A &V.K 11., «m the.west by Mattie C. Malpass, on the south by M. H. Clirnes. Devied OIX as t h e property ofU. it. Carnes to satisfy au eveeutionisstied from court in Taylar county 768 i^ pist.,ih*avor ^hftabl'/^ of Dunlap Sh<?! Hardware b> 1 * iu tabl,> — a ^r^.T.rir Jiid t »S of county, part of lot TSd. - levied on and sold as the, prop °J ty oi Milton ,Thurman>, to ^satisfy ■ „C,I.cat-". e. * . • Also at the same time and plner, one fourth acre of land, of lot No. 8 in 2nd Dist, of said eounty. Eevied on and sold as the property of C. A. Holleman, to satisry an • execution issued*against him for tax< state and county foi^the ^pain, year I892.. iJeVy jtta'de by^W. Bi Constable.* Also at the'same time a nd-place, 80 acres, more or less, ofjariu i.n the 7th DKst. of said county, part of lot 92. Levied on and sold as the prop¬ erty of Robt. T. Persons to satisfy an execution issued.agaiust him for la^ state ajid county, ior the year 1892. Also at the same time and place, one iron warohi a& se and,lot oil which the same is- loeltted, in the town of Roberta, said county. Levied, on and sold as the property of Trammell A Blasingame to satisfy an execution issued against them for tax, state and county, for the year 1892. Also at tlie same time and place, 67 acres of ^outh part of lot of land No. 126, bounded on the nort by lands of Jones & LeSueur, east by lands of T. F. Mathews,' south by A. J. Danielly -and west by.lands- of M. C. i°* la “ d ^° !>4 L ' ■ morebr • T less a ^ lying reg 2 ue m theith - J-' 2 Hist, L. a ? reB of ; safd said^ouutyMn count j. . Iievl^l on ^Elizab^th to satisfy of favor r. Dorn by vs Jacob G. Braswell. , Terms Cash. June26th 1803. J. C. (JuLVBeiiousn, Sheriff c. C. GEORItIA, before Crawford County : — Will bt*sold the court bou e door in the town of Knoxville, s;> d eounty-, sale, during the fifst-ruesday the usual in hours Aug of St on next, tlie following property to-uit; Forty aeros of land in the s >uth wist corner of lot No. 229, fifty acres of lot of land No. 230, and 81 and tl fee fourth acres in north tlie west corner of lot No 251., A11 on south side of Ecliceounee creek, also forty 1 ix acres in tlie south west corner of lot No. 252 on Die ninth siiie of srid creek, all ig the 2nd Dist. of ^i,d county Levied aggregating 217 3-4 acres. on as the property of estate of A. J. C -it* erhouse deeeii: ed, it the hands of J. W. Jac , Adair, of >aiu estate to sat iafy-a Ufa in f. vor of Coleman & Ray vs J. W. Jack A^pxr. house/ of said estate of-A. J. C'ulve deceased. Ten-ant Iff possessh n lwu fied. J. C. Terms CULVEBHOU^lf,Sheriff c^sh. J. < v.. VOL. 1 . NO. 51 & aEtaGIA,CBA>vKoiiDCor S Tv : -, vi " | COTrt°March“ P s Bassstt aBWie g swasas £«><«,on-, ■w, 5 4v-if norm lint an,U-v; feet on r... ■ . taia t)i^ihi«so'»?note^inade- bv \ term thereof the principal ?£fcwtlif?his S proceed thereof, the court will as to justice shall appertain. “ it,-is ^, rde n red that tlus.rule be publisheditf ^ Co. ^ !f CtawforJ, #/' once a mouth th4 for ( ^V^ I eVious to nex ^ : it. . ^ B. V. Hardeman „ . Q. Babtlbtt, J. c. - & fejois;, PtfsAtty’? ^ ftes^ from the minutes of skld&Urt. Wl2 my ohicial signature jjwith seal ^ " ‘ " . - GEORGIA, CbawfoedCounty:— All persons having Jas demands against the estate of A Avera late of county, deceased, are hereby notified to render In tneir demands to the undersigned recording to law, and ill persons i d bted to said estate are required This to make immediate pay¬ ments. the 9th day of May 1893. 5-13-6\v Mrs. SarahE Avera, Executrix, Jno R. Sandefur, Executor. 1 Al W CURES ALL SKIN AND BLDDD DISEASES. Sfu.mdEry acd Tgttterv 1mm Ulcars t ?:»t have r es i sted aJMyat^ignt^^aLirrb^ CURES © J Curi&l fckii, Dice.*uos, Poison, Kczaciit, Cnronic Head, temclo Co/upiama, ,r P. P. P. is Tetter; powerful Scald etc., etc. » io nic, &n d aa 07 a® * m SHE Sit fcuiidiHg Ladies up wLosa the system yocd !a In svsteit is aro ftu Jmpur# oonaUkiii, ^tUtfTTL ' l f CUBES & m © A Silfeg propwttes oi y p. to p. Aii, Fok?R^i * fthd Potruaium. : y| mm mm efaffi’ p IrSPPHA!! BP.0S., Book on Blood Diseases mailed fr-:©. '
