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' { THE GAZETTE: TIFTON, §A., FRIDAY, ALL SORTS OF THINGS, FOUND GOING HE ROUNDS OF THE GEORGIA PRESS. facia, fnm-lM sort New* Iloijm Laconically Stutvil'-Womwlhinsot Inter*., to Ktery Uacctto Kcuilcr. AVliPii wo stated last week that we would appreciate all eatables sent in, we were thinking of sound goods only. We hold a peck of rotten ’ta- ters and some ancient butter oUbject to order. Wo can send ’tutors homo to the butter.—Conyers’ Solid South, McEIrce’t WINE OF CftROUl lor female dlteaaea I’residcnt Ilarrisou has sent wot to the faithful in Georgia thatJle doesn't want any government office holders or negroes to ,to the na tional republican convention as dele gates from this State, and there is trouble in. tbo camp about it.—Alba ny Herald. i@-WINE OF CAHQUI, » Tonic for Women. We understand a farmer said re cently ithat when cotton is low more must be planted so tho same am nut of money must be reoeived. This argument may satisfy the [ rabid cot ton "-oducor, but many people wink Foolish Habits. There must bo something radically wrong with the management of va rious social gatherings to mako such a“ditference in the morning.” Every social devotee experiences the feeling of utter exhaustion that comes with the continued disregarding of Na ture’s demands, and if one’s constitu tion is not of tho strongest, it is sure to Boon go down under tho wear and tear of a social life. Every business man goes through the same .experience with employes who are in “society.” The air of listlcssncss among liis clerks that provoke him tho w'hole day through, the inability of his book-keeper to fix ids mind on work, an'd tho gcnoral inattention to busi ness that is so aggravating. Young peoplo want recreation, and ’tio nght that they should have it, but where is tho sense in -acriflcing buairAsas, comfort and health to fash ion? Find us ono young person who can go to a bait at nine, dance until one, and then, after sleeping an hour later than usual the following morn ing feel equal to work, Order to Perfect Service. UEonciA—lnmiuEx CouxtV. Ai.H’kTuovywiv, ) Libel fur Dlvorco In Bcr- vs. > rien ^ui»eriur Court, Rajs Tmmmox. ) Oetolier Term, 1891. It appearing to the Court by th@ return ot tho Sherifian the above ittared «vuj, that the de fendant doM . ot nudUc Vw said - comity; audit further apitcaring that lib not rosiueti *«r»lwi lie iierfwieit cm the ilcfcwlain try the nublloatlcm of tilts order one. a r.iimlh fi ,mr ..ninth* Iwfcni the next term ot tht* Court, in tlio TiFrox Oaikith, a newsi>»i*r l.ubltahcU lnllcr- r,e " cSli-s w’W!tck, Votttlononi Attorneys, tlrantwl: Auo, it. Haxsi.u., JmlsoS, C.8.C, A trim extract from the minutes of Ucrricn Suimrinr Court. Octotier Term, tail. 11. W. M001IS, Clerk. Tilts November 4th, IBM It is not the amount of money that Attend two such parties a week Ti> sign passes through the farmer’s hands that makes him prosperous, but tho sums saved that increase his for tunes.—Meriwether Vindicator. a&- BUACK.OBSUOHT leacuret Constipation. that note for guano, is 'to haul it homo is not tfasy j to scatter it on tho so easy as the other two, pf these are as easy as an old v.compared with taking up die fall, when other ao- rdue, and cotton worth for seven cents por pound, ee this, if you will.—Fort prald. r -da for Dyspepsia, calculation it will he llenry county will come Tably ahead in the matter [ this year. We send to just tv little over the giisions, ifot* I of thu balance into the Td’-to-'be con gratulated.—llqitry County Weekly, WleElBEE'SWIME OF CSHPUI for Weak Ncnrea. Don’t Be a Cottontot. The report of the agricultural de, partment at Washington, indicating tltat the cotton crop of 1801 is half a million bales less titan the crop of 1890, may check the proposed re duction of acreage, and induce many farmers to increase their acreage. It is to be hoped not. Our farm- era have felt the evils of overproduc tion, and tho uncertain prospect of a temporary profit should not encour age them to stick to all cotton crop- l'ing. The fact that the present crop is shorter than the previous one docs not promise .much of an increase in prico, if any. ^Evcry farmer should plan and act for the future. Don’t bo a cottontot any longer!—-Atlanta Constitution. (two suoh would bo mild dissipation) and notice how difficult it is to re gain your strength. Then when you consider all the smaller affairs coming in through the week that keeps ono out of bed until 1*2 o’clock or thereabouts, do you wonder that girls find time for nothing but society, and gentlemen have no ambition for anything but to keep such a position as will ena ble them to pay their way in ylio dr ole in which they move? Look around in your town and see if it is not true that tiie gentlemen who have been most successful business or have risen to prominence in any way are those who have gone into society but little or renounced it altogether. Why not have a reformation and right at home, ? Have the german of Thin s lay evening open promptly nt8, and then let every attendant of it be in bed at 1*2 o’clock. Three and a half hours is enough enjoyment for one evening. Do not let your hour of retiring oyer be later than 12, but as early wiO every night if it ia possible to do so. Try this for a month and sec if it does not mako such it, dif ference in your feelings as will mako you vow to retire every night at 10 and lot Boeioty go to tho winds.— Albany Herald, M. W. GENERAL Extends a Most Cordial invitation . Order to Perfect Service. GEOHOIA—ItXUUlKX CUlTStY. W. J. Con sell, ) Libel for Divorce in Hcr- vh. } rieu Bnjierior Court. To tUo People of tlio Town nntl the Surrounding Country to Toy him a Visit at His New and Elegant Store. His Specialties will be- Pona Coxs ill.i.. J October Term, 1801. r It appearing u» tho Court l>y tho return or tho ' jrin, In the abovo star ’ “ * “ ~ ‘ Hhori/T, In tlio abovo stated nose, that tho defend ant docs not roolttn in said county j mul it further appearing th.v be does not reside in said It is therefore ordered by tho Court that >>•”• be perfected on the defendant by thepubh. i on of this order ouce a month, for four months la>- foro the next term of this Court, in the Tiitox G azuttk. a newspaper pubiirhod in Berrien county, Georda. I'hKi'iiKs A: ffrrcn. IMitionor's Attorneys. Drained: Auo. Ji. Hanski.l, Judge 8.C. 8. C. a. true extract from the udinitcs of Berrien Superior Court, Octoltor term. 1891. G.W.Moohk, Clerk. Tills NoYcmlier 2nd, lKH. Order to Perfect Service. GKOftGlA—Bkhuirn County. W. 11. 8toxk. ) Liliei far Divorce in Hen Ion v«. i Superior Court. I/niWA Hwxb.) Ootolmr Term, uu»l. There is no House in Town hj such a Complete Assortment and Carefully Selected Stock of Goods. He t rios nearly everything which const Unto a (renoml stoi’k of Dry Good*, Notions, Heavy Groceries, etc. His stock is all fresh and a visit to his *t» j will bo mutually beneficial to pur chaser and sailer. Send to him far any and everything you need. It apitonrinu to tho Court by tho return of the 8horln, inthor* * tho above stated ca»o, tlmuhodefend- ant dooa not reside in said county; and it fur ther ap|»aring that ho do- s not reside in wild State; It Is therefore t ordered by tlio Court, that service lie perfected on the defendant by the publication of this order once a month, for four months, before the next term of this Court, in the Tirrox Oazkttr, a nowspaiwr published in Berrien county, Goorgla. TKicrLES A' liiTCir, PctiUonor s Attorney’s. Granted: Auo. H. UAnsklu, Judge 8.0,8.C. A true extract from the minutes of Berrien Superior Court, October term, 1891. U, Sv. MuoiiK, Clerk. This November 4th 1 1891. Rule to Perfect Setvice. OKOUOIA—llxniUKX CouXTV. C. S. Code, ) Libel for Divorce in Berrien VB. V 8ui»orl«ir (.’ourt. Mauy Cole. ) Outolwr Term, 1891. It appearing to the Court by the return of tho Sheriil, in the above stated case, that tho defend ant does not reWdo in said county;and. it further appearing that lie does not reside in said Stale: It is therefore ordered by ilio Court that wirvioo Ikj norfwteil«» the defendant lit theputrileKtlon of tills order mice a month, for four months be fore the next term of thifi Court, in thu Tiftox GazhttK, a newspaper published in Berrien county, Georgia. Pekpi.kh & " « liiTc.it, I’ctitioner'B Attorneys. Granted i Auu. H. H axhku., Jutlgo 8. C. 8, C. A true, extract from tho minutes of Berrien Suporlor Court, October terin, 1891. <1. W. Moohb, Clerk. This November 2nd, 1891. Berrien County Tax Sales Kof March. GKOUGI A—BKitttl ux Couxtv. Will Ihj Bidd Itcforo the court hnuso drwr in the town of yoaltvilie, laid state and county, Ik*- twoen the legal liours of acle on the ftrst Tuesday In March next, tho following property, to-wit: One house and lof in the town of Adel, liouti Oil by lands of B. M. Do vatic, Mrs, D, G. Unit son. Fourth street and J. K. Peeples. Levied bh tlio j»roi»ofty of c. O. Hariwrby virtua of a i). fa, issued by the tax oolluction for his state and county tax for tho year 1891. Also, at tho same timo ami place, nnoHtoro house and lot in tho town of Anal, bounded by lands of L. M. Kettnmt on tho north, H. F. Ml ley on the east, Patten on tho south ami Railroad street on tho. west. Levied on an the property Many Persons Aro broVcn down from overwork or houwhold raroa Urowu’s Iron Bitters rebuild, tho w*tem, aid. dtgaatlon, remove, ox- com of bilo, and om» malaria. Oct tho genuine. Mr- con the itLoon, a/V woxkmsa, Malaria, Indtgctton and I ’IUo U *bbo 1 WM» IIIOJ UITTEUS. It cure. QUlckiv. For tala b, all deaton In inodldue. Got lha | i genuine. How T-iongl Oh, How Long! It appears that ottr last legislature passed a law auiltoming the. grand juries of Georgia, in their respective counties, in their discretion, to rec ommend the tiuing of all property at the rate of two dollars on (he thousand, to he held-as. a road fund, this fund to have a man to receive and dispose of it. Another fat place for a starving dude! This is sup posed to be some of the wants of tho recent road congress in Atlanta. The new road law for each., county after recommendation of tlio grand juries, and tills tax claim seems to lie the only objectionable feature, as it puts 'old worn out men as well as widows and orphans back on road duty! Did the world ever hear of such Itefore?—Waycross Headlight, MeElree’e Wine of Cardul anil THEOFORD'S BUCK-DRAUGHT ax for sale hr tjw following merchant, in perries canty < .1- C. ffortilmnu, Tiften. If.B.TOt, Good Ideas. I cannot avoid the conclusion that we legislate too much. There aro certain natural rights which every’man possesses, arid cer tain obligations which he as a mem ber to suoiety owes to the public. It is clearly within the province of tho legislature to enact laws for tho protection of the former and the en forcement of the latter. Beyond this in statutes that aro designed to regulate tho conduct of men it is, I behove, unwise to go.’ It is safe to say the wisdom of man lias never yet been sufficient to enable him to devise practicable means for tlio enforcement of strictly moral obligations. So long as tho conduct of man is restrained within limits that admit of no encroachment upon the rights of others it should be loft to -the regu lation of their own consciences and to the control of laws that emanate from a wisdom superior to our own But under snch a definition the field of legitimate legislative action is not restricted within narrow Itoumls. To bo able to guard with jealous tsare tho rights of ono class without encroaching upon those of - another require tho exercise of wisdom' not always vouchsafed to man, To judge correctly between the natural rights ot tho citizen and his obligations as such to that organized society that protects itim in those de mands a comprehension of each more accurate than mortals alwayspbaiscM. —Extract;, from Governor Boies’In augural Address. Vjtnou-jee of the merits o[ L'eWitt’s ‘flu ' ' I.ltitr Karlv filters I. a misfortune. Muft I brahutlte, d Ttwv* Little Pfils regulate the live-,cure IfspepMi pstloK tun! tdfioasnes*. breaths con.t! I. C. U-..wtut«n. of Xuntbatun it Co. by virtuo of n fl. fa., iBBtied ’ nr * * *~ by tbo tux oollector for tbelr Hlatb ami county tax for tbo year 1891. AIbo. at tlio wmifl time ami place, one-balf in- t«re«t In four acre* of land local .1 noar tho cen ter of lot mtmlmr r>7, la tbo ninth diatiict of Berrien comity, having a oouunlHaary boiwe, stock lot and *outb cml of mill house on wuiio, and Inmnded on the west by Georgia Southern and Florida railroad, levied on m tbo pr«»perty of J. B. ImitiHm by virtue of a fi. fa. Iiwued by tbo ux collector for his HUte and county Uxch for tbo year 1891. AIho, at tho fame, time and nluee, two 'shares of st»K!k in tbo Adel Brick Warehouse company and brick warobnuBo in the town of Adel, »cnr- Ria. locj led on an tho property of J. J. Parrish, by virtue of a 11. fa. Inured by the tax collector tor bis KUto anfl county tax for tho your 1881, AIho, at tlio tame time and place, one hundred — *"- Vi\ and forty acres of land, more or lens, of Ionium* l«r XU, in the ninth district of tiuhl county bounded on tbo north and cant by a creek, smitu by a diviillntt line ami wo»t by original line, levied on a» the projperty of T. F. Liles liy vir tue of a fi. fa. iHtmod liy tho tax collector for his State ami county tax for the your 1891, Also, nt tho Hiiiiie time and place, one house and lot in tho town of Hparkn, bounded on tlio north by an alley, east by lands of ,1. L. Ingram, . .. ... -“iir ‘*“^— Mouth by Main sireet and went l>y Hired, i«vlo:l on as tKe proiMsrty of J. A. Clark by virtue ot a led by the tax collector for bis state ami I). fa. issued by the tax collector for county tax for tbo year 1801. Also, at the same time and place, a house ami lot in tho town of Sparks, bounded oh the north by lands of J. J. Hineath, ea«t by lands of J. L. Ingram, south by Main street, west by lands of If. L. Parrish. Levied on as the proiiertj Parrish, agent for H. Waxelbaum A* Sol Giblan A,Qo. l»y virtuo of a fl. fa. issued by tlio tax collector for his state and county Luf for th* year 1891, Tlio above levies made and returned L» us b; G. B. Hoott, lawful constable, this February Jo 1802. m W. Tisoy, Sheriff B. C. J. It McL’uaxii!, Deputy Sheriff. Citation. OKOIUJIA—IIrhuikn Coijxtv. To all whom it may conuern: W. K. Lnmh has applied to the umiemigned, in duo form, for let ters of adinliiiseratfon on the esiaui of W. I). Grilhn, late of Mid county* deceased: snd I will ■tasa itiH/n the same at my office hi NashrIJIo on ,lie first Monday in March next, (liven under ny hand and official signature, this February 1, 1802. F. M. SMITH, Ordinary. Citation. GKonnu—BKRiuKx County. To alt whom it may concern: 8. Whitehurst haa applied to the undersigned, In duo form, for leave to sell the lands belonging to tlio estate or ‘Mth! ‘ * Leon P. McKinney, late of said county, dc« cosed, and I will pass upon tno samo at my office In Nashville on the first Monday ‘ J ‘ ~ ROCKERY SHOES, 1UT8, OAP p PRESS GOODS, Ac., An, HARDWARE Mitcliell W. G-askixis, TIFTON, GEORGIA. Local Time _. Talcing • effect Jahnuty »!, l«i2. chance widiout notice. ■ Z—-Lm — Passeuger Trains—Kast. Lv Albany Davis... “ Willingham... “ Isabella •' Pool an . “ Sumner. as* ArXffton LvTifton '* Hrookfiebl.. “ Enigma — '* Alanaha “ WilluctMichce.. " Gray’s •• 98 Mile Post.. u Westonia ** Kirkland M lUarson “ MclnmaUI.... “ Millwood V’xresboro... Ar 1 >uross...,. Nc/4, 82 54ani Lv Waycross.. •• Schluttervillo. “ Uolinken .. " Nahunta... Luhltou... “ Atkinana..*..., •• V/ayiwavflle... " Jamaica “ "Pyles’ Marsh.. Ar UmmoTjck n oo am No. to. 5 15 pm No. 2. 4 95 am 4 :u am 4 47 nui 0 90 am 5 on am 5 19 am 0 35 Alii o 00 am 111! * No. 8. 1 30 pnt 2 20 pm 2 CO. put 3 25 pm , 3 45 plU 4 05 put 4 55 pm TO 20 am 6 42 am ti 52 um 7 14 am 7 40 am 7 44 am 7 50 am 7 fWlrtnt 8 05 tt'.. 8 15 9 4- 8 30 am I 8 48 at.. fi oopm “ • 12. ’ No. 4:» 4 55 atll f5 is am 6 55 am. 6 35 am o 45 am 7 or, am 7 30 am 7 45 am 8 15 am 9 00 am 9 20 am o is am j io 20 am 0 40 am pMWam. J, , 10 55 am- 12 00 m f5 35 pin' il 17 aiu! 12 45 pm ffi 45 pin! 11 27 am! I ofiimi fo 02 cm! 11 48 am l w pm CC 12 pill 12 00 ml 2 12 pm jU 20 pm! 12 Ofl pm, 2 piu ftj «J pm| 12 15 pin[ 2 50 pm fd 44 pm 12 35 pm 3 SO pm ft*. 55 pm fl2 48 pm 4 oo pm 715 pin 1 1 lOpinl 4 fiOpiil Pawscnger Trains—West. STATIONS. TIFTON DRUG STORE Keeps a Full Supply of- Lv Bnuiswleic Pyles’ Marsh.. Aamafca....... Vi’aynosvillo... Atkinson LuUton NahuntA,.. Hoboken ...... Schlatteri Ulo. Ar Way cross.. n TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES, Fine Perfumery, School Books and Stationary, Lamps of Every Description. No. I. No. 9. *No, 11. Vi 20 pin (2 Of pm 5Htt X 30 0111 tr GO am 8 (Wan: 8 « um Vi 49 8 30 am 8 37 am 8 48 am 9 Oil am 9 loam 9 40 nm 2 go pm i 3 30 am m <*1fi <r. «... I»v Waycrosi...,. " Warcslwro... “ Mlllwcmi McDonald,... “ Irurson “ Kirkland “ Westonia “ «« Mile Post... ’* Gray'* M WlUaooiKthW).. *• Alupalta “ Enigma “ it rook field Ar Tifton 10 M am 11 loam 11 40 am 11 [>? am 12 is pm 12 27 pui 12 35 pm 12 43 pm 12 47 pm 12 31 pm 1 13 pm l 37 pin 1 40 pm 2 or, pm Lv Tifton I* Ty-Ty *' Sumner. '* Pun Inn “ Isalfclhi " Willingham.. ” Davis Ar Allmny....... Meal station. U U\ pm f3 03 pm f3 13 pin f3 31 pm TJ 40 pm 4 oo pm No. 3. W 35 pm 11 :«pm f* 15 am 4 S3 am 5 30 am 5 45 am 6 oo am 0 2o am 7 00 am 7 20 mu 8 oo am 0 25 am 10 20 am 11 oft am U 25 am 12 28 pm 12 45 pm 1 05 pm 1 20 pm .... t.... 1 35 pm 1 40 pm 12 15 am 2 33 pm 13 20 pm 3 45 pm 4 30 pm No. 7. r, 20 ant 7 10 nm 7 40 am 8 no am 8 13 am 8 40 am 9 Wain 2 P) am 1 lo oo am 12 51 am X 2 25 pm 2 30 pill 0 o: pm 3 10 pm 3 23 pm 3 37 pm 3 32 pm 4 20 pin* f Stop on signal. Daily, except Sunday. PAINTS, * OILS * AND * VARNISHES. The most select stock of Tolmocos nml Cigar*' In tho oily. My customers cull bo served wlllt good Unvsht, clgttrs. I call apodal (Mention to Prof. Dfejttor’rt Oatnrrii Cure, Single Bnltn, Kidney and Liver Cure, Lung Kest-orer, Mesnterle Blood Clennset and Itlieuinntlc Cure. They aro proprietary medicines that aro recommended vary highly for the purposes claimed for them. FRESHEST and BEST GARDEN SEEDS, all tlio year round. Gail and sec me. ter Tifton, On., April l>2,1801. ,T. C. GOODM AN. BIG- BA.RGtA.HSTS! :IN:- DRY-GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES AND HATS. 1 carry n full line of Dry-Goods, and am selling Winter Goods away Below Cost to make room for a splendid Summer Stock. Give I Yoiif Patronage ml 111 §e Yob ftal CorijWijttat Albany with Cent mi mi) mad of fkiorglu, Columbus tut hern tnilwny, amt Savan nah, Florida uml Western railway. Connects at Waycmss with 8avnnnnh, Florida and Western railway. JackKomllle uml St. I/mis Pullman palaco sleeping car upon trains Nos. 3 and 4. C. D. ilWHXs, J. A. MeDrmR. Tiuffie Manager. G. P. A. F. W. AxulKn, A. O. F. A. IP HAILHOAD. SUWANNEE RIVER ROUTE. Schedule in Effect January 3,1062. noixti optmi. —TETI7 Wcwt India No. S. Kxnn*s» .W.tb. • last .Un». Ya'avn Macon 11;(» it" lit. "3:45 ii. in’. “ 4,’ortlcln 2 .*09 p. m. 11255 •• •• Tifton 3:35 “ 1:90 ft. IU. " Valtiohta 5.14 *• 2:45 ** •* Jasper »i :17 •• S-A8 ** “ fake t’ltj* 7 :W “ 4:55 *• " Hampton 8 M •* 8:15 “ Arrive Palatka...., 19:16 « 1-M ** momiiig trains on Central, fionthwtstam, 4l«or- gla, KttHt Temiessoo, Virginia ami Georgia and Macon and lllnninghnm railreads. -jcM No. 3 Itmvcft .Macon afp?r arrival of tncouitnff afternoon trains on the Central. Southwestern, MeMiu and Nortluim and Georgia ralltt»a<ls, ana connects at Palatka for 8t, Augustine amt al^ points In East ami South Ftorida, ami with the IhoK L ‘ y St. Johns anti nekluwaha river steamer*. n~o.nr aoi.ic: south uWcuYTtkl Valdosta '10:13 Tifton |li i40 Conlclo | i :I5 p*. m. Arrivo Macon .! OilO jV i « IvaXfj 4«T Nb. 2 leaves I’ulatka after arrlvafi^st \ din mail from Tanu*a and eonBMnw_—_ with all outgoing afternoon trains on Central" MofiGiwvsteru, .Macon uml Northern. Georgia, vast Tennessee, Vlruinla ami Georg La and Macon . iml Ilinningham rai’r«vAds. nml itinuingliam r. No. 4 leaves Palatka after nrrival of trains from Ilk Augustine and points In )last and South FlorblA and ennneots at Macon with oil outgoing: utgoi luojoln.’i trains on I’eidntl, S-.uU‘wo*tern, Mav'io toe FANCY GROCERY AND HARDWARE DERARTMENT Is fully stocked with the best goods. and Norton:, Georjrw. xml Emit Ttfunewwe* Vir ginia ami Georgia railroad*. Connection * vest Urn led train Is? tween Atlanta and Wi ton. D. O. All trains arrive and depart from union d*| at Mucou amt Palatka. Elegant sleeping ears will be run on trains No. d No. 4. 3 nml For further information apply to agents at j ■—** oiutsnrtr - * AHItlrt. junction imiutaor to L.J. II TIFTON, OA-, August 27, 1801. H. II. TIFT. Ticket. Agent, Macon. It. HP 11X8, Trav. Pus*. Agt, Macon. A. C. KNAPP, Tt L. C. CAXUVAyi Ticket Agent, I’ll JA8. M ENZIE Oftl'l Agt. I Traffic Manager. . „ .... ..rat Monday In March next. Given under my hand and official signature, tills February 1st, lwtt. F. M. Smith, on Unary. The Singer Manufacturing Company, fecilBinin^iKailFi Citation. Georgia—Bkhmkx Gcxnmr* To aU whom It. may concern 5 LcvtRApp, ad* minirtrator of If. N. Happ, Isle of said ommty, Mh “ ‘ to the undersigned, in due deceased, has applind tfl. form, for lottcra of dismlsaion fttun said admin istration, ami I vril) puss upon Um same at my office In Nashville on tho first. Monday fn May next. Given nn«l«r my liouti and official signa ture, tills January 4, Wi. V. M. SMITH, Ordinary. Citation. OUOItHU-nsuHiK* Ctuix-rv.' T» *11 *tmm It may u,nc*rii; s. K. (tnltirt* and Moaea G. Hutton, nduilnlstratora of the ca ttle of fi. J. Button, late of said ixmiiljr, de- ncftS^l. have applied to titn ntHieraigiuNi. In duo form, for letters of rifotnhudon liom said a lmir. • bitratioH, and I will pusr, upon tbeir appUoation at my office In NashvlHo on the first M: nriay in May nett. Given under my hand and official slgnat irn, this January 4, iMKt. F. M. 8MITH, Onlinary. IBB SEWING! MACHINE MANUFACTUEEEP Of SBB WOELD. Schedul. In Effoct January 3,1399. TttM.vvTfM Wi’h u Record of 9,000,000 jMkde and Sold. Machines, Now offer three entirely different New Family Sewing Machine*— Osftu.ATon, VimuroK AND AutiiMatii; (single thread). Read Down. 6:43 U. m. Lv... 0u30 “ *• 7 •* “ 7.M“ “ 2:45“ “ **... Jl :p,t “ “ 10i«“ “ ti in “ •• “Ti 12aw i>. m. u *2:36 > *• “... 1810 “ “ i',,. l*jft“ “ no “ ■■»* Ar. . . 'con teir. .t«.-/kre Lv. ..Lbuslla ** UUil’rtg Sptol** Woodbury,..,** Inrri* City..,** ..Oalesoa.. .La Grange.., fi.15 p J2»“ V U J5 •* In elegant, convenient and artistic cabinet work, with jicw patented .jmd ini and oil the latest attachments and modern improvements, Citation. GEORGIA-Hr.nRtKN Comi, To all wrtwMj; tt may vmnerr?»: Joot.ua Jcrnigan makod application to llui umierafgm^l ir. ptv^ier form for permanent letter* of miminiv ntwn on tbo estate of Aaron Jcmlgsm, !*i« of at. ivsiuty, deoenavii, and 1 will jw» upon Ids laid MjmUcatlon n my oro«* In ,S'*s):vL)b oh the flrat HuimUy In March next. Given umler my band and offi cial nigoaturc, this Juatnn$a/lH;*i. 8«ith, 0?ditt*ry. Here’s a Bargain for Some Man. A splendid farm of LOO ncrer, Uivwt miles wmlh of Brookfield, riw Joearewt on ttw lining rakk mm'i Vufititi raHrojuL 'ntere aic thirty ivtiv* In cultivation; 15* bearing trawj K<mhI water an»l Impp^mncitiff. TltU tAru van m had at a wmrlihw if sold In aiaty ilayii, Apriy In M, A. ftttKTO.% B«oJ Lstato A^nL W. H. C. OLIVER, rminection ia Union IHumL Mocnn. G. S. cV F. K. H. far Vnhkwtt. u»kv latka, fit. Augtutino and uinttttP - ' II. f(»r 8» aiuuUi, Mill® fgcvilla ami W. tt. tt. for Amcrivus, Albany and Si N. tt. XL fur MadUoo, Athena - is lints i*eyaud; 0«*>rgU lUvltrr HOIlMl am Vugoatt, am vend, A t YttendU with A. Vt thm* on ilia; line, and all La <li W. P. tt. 15. for Montgomery and l.-no'MliAtB stations. - Fry/ furtlwr Itifommihm PPffo b L, J. H.MUUfi, kti. Ticket AgL. Moowi. TITON, GEOIW1IA, Agent for Berrien, Oo quit.t, Worth and Irwin COUNTIES. Note This, hM*. >'!10 wlv Arcljr, uj tte !m tu wee. 1 J M, A.SfiXWN,- tMnitea All orders for machines, attachment* and needle* ,. ill receive pronijit and efficient attention. 'Address all order* to l-it \V. H. C. OLIVER, Agent, Ttrrox, Dkiuukm Cw.vrr, Ow>ii(it.\, For Beal. r.HWWJ’up#., brick builOJjw;. AtotvAvra nlw labcd lu sime brildiut*. Nice I na*'auPl*>. 4^'tR - r i&’.Ki’ttjWfil